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THE SC'RAXTON TR!MTNI3--M0jyDAY, MAY 27, 1901,
3
DR. HAND'S Contain tho
PHOSPHATED nutriment of
CONDENSED whent diet
MILK ""'
Ik. till. Ill VI rntnrltrD III I II., ftfrtalm.r.
v
At Retail.
Ordeis rrtfitp prompt iiltentinn for r.i.ii il
limy any fait of the rily for roil of In." I
i, allt trr iloini'stli- vi-e
Simllrr uis for Ii-.iiii .-iiui liuurt nutpn d
n hpn lull).
Ilil n finillths fur nllniilliib' ti.nlc nl
btralai.
People's Coal Co.
'1'ih plump No. ('OS- Office. Tonlli i-lud
llir.il.rt littm-i-n Dlonl iml Tmtli
'N
JUN0NfJO-ABEL.
M
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CITY NOTES
--'
DM' Wnltl, I.P IMi-. II. Zurllii'i Iim
tend his , iiuii-i luu wiih ilit- llitue li.ink i-i
lale ililit- ol tin- pins M, mi lit- wuilis.
w h- It lit- it- int1,. pun Inseil.
mi: rti:i.'ii: i dm i:ur iiic iii.m i
- IN fur ill" I'li'lll-ll mllfilt .ll "M. I.lll.e's I'ati-ti
ll.in-i en Ihutsiln iiil-iiI open- this Hun Iim-." ,lt
Hi- rooms ul tin- ( 'on-eitatory of Music. '
I- Ptt I III- li-ll.lll- .111-1 llllil.llll t..m-
I .nit piil H iim it nil situiili.i .nl I Ik liiiiii'
-nl V. I. ,iuitwi-l No. -, I,-iii:i lulp .iiiil
lidawaie (nllnrif .in-l .ii tin- lldliiiioie Mope.
III! W l.i: I I.I II Wu Ihe Sii.nitoll llit.i.h
I lib's I I. II I. hill. Ills Itlllll.M Infill lilt". Hie
t fit lit Wluelmrn nl I'llll.nh Iphl l .mil iluuiu-i
flu tit Iw-i mil nl tluii- y.iini . 'Ihe ( union
ti.llll simiil :J,li pnlllls.
minimi ii urn ivit iii:ii.- i.imf, nimIM,
i-f Mil Wtst l.ilnl. II tltel, M.I 1 1.11 V- (lit I
lillll.iil l 1 i.ii II I tin- fin- Mini llllnl- Salllliliv 111
.1 pri 111 itiiu- hi i-t .it tin- I'iiii' llrnol. t-nlliei..
Hi- i melting tK-.ilini-iit it ihc Lackawanna
li.-plt.il.
l IK VI III.. 11 In 11 m III n'lloi'. plompt
t-nulil 111 (iiteiu-ej's iniinri lull nf the mi u'
i bonis width i tn .iiiir at tin 1 1'lr-iiumtcs oou
ti"i 11 il with the fi.xin nf tin- iriincr -.Kiiif nf the
ii.h 111111.' Mui' I lni-tii'ii .i-,oii.mon hiiililin-r.
I . ll Mil 1, lIlHllur.
I'l IIM.W.M 1 I'.IIIII'K iy-.-U ImIIi-,
V.MIpipUI'l HUN pMllllll-M ,ll-lllil ) mi ui
"I iiiiiiiii-i) .ni .'np',l J" '-iiii-iiiiw
-in 1 in- -ii-ik.V ., iimipo !) -, -iiiiinv m
I 1 pi iiii.iin'ht ,i iuili.it-. 111 thp lininl nf inn-
II -I ni-lil It, lli i-ly lull iIiiii,ij.
Ill ( ITII'lN III llllllll-. (In -,1, 1 ,M,t
t ' I'.itlinlii lli-ti-iii.il niiti .111,1 Vfwiinn
Mu.iiiu- 1 lull will -.-In a tdt-piinii in !i,ni,n ,n
liiKln l!i. Ili.liop llol Ili-jht. ;(,. Mon.
s (iiii-v, V. (I I lliaht r.n. T. I
(Mil, . 1,, will . .iiiimhu tin- Kii.(..
1111: ui:i,k' 1 n:itid-. -rii. i. .n ins- tr
' . t i-i-'. .11 up.,111,1 lv.- 1I1,. -1 i.iiitim t It iilnu
llll-l- - IJIl.lll Mil- .1. fnlluHM Millilll,-,
i-'H. il-.'ii: 'I h.i. .iiii,iiii.ir. Uliiflit-,
SlnJI7.li.: Ilmi.ili.t. -'!'l-,Ui. Ill; PihIjj. .j',.
1'77. ilin,i, .'.ILK'ni.-r.; Intil, ,,ll'.:,'l7.!iil.
'I lit- iIimiiiisi nil 111,- i'iillopoiiiiliK wuk ht
Will, inn- -1,1 ll.oj-.ll-l
UWIIMi III- M;IN.-IMh.h,i r -M.h-. .n
in-mln-r nf the V11.1 Do iiii- (niiipim, hIii,,
ippiiml l.i-l wipk .it tin- .i.nloiiii ,if Mii,,.,
-ml .iml .'piinnl jinlcuic lit lpriittl the roiiiniiv
i-n Mtiinhv lilii, Alili-imiii lliulily in tho
""" r,f '"" ll'"' -Hill' ImImk Irn- w.im'o,, W1,u,
Hipniy 1 niM.ilile Il.iwkrs Hi, ,1 t-i.itt.ich the itmi
iiin'., innpntv Jir- iliMOiru-il that it w.i, miln
In- -i i-Imi I; rotiipinr. Mn- h a-,urnl In- tho
iniiimi-r lh.it lie umilil tui'hi- hi-, inom-i llii
W'l k in Xi-w Yolk,
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
I.i-'al illt.l fril iy '-r,, ih:
iiuht-t tiiiipu.itiiip
"M-l ll llipil.llllll-
II-1 ilm lliimlilii :
" a, in
,' il-'sroia
IT ihii m
i" pir fl nf.
in
ipiniHill -Jl liolll-, i-liili-il . p. in, in,,,,
Hdtliir, tluiiili.
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NEW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL.
Photography mm IUustintinp to Be
Taught by Mail.
now ctiriosiMiniloncv .-iclinui ,i(s
l"fi ntui-tert in .this city, to In- klimwi
- tin- AiiiiMk-an St'lionl nf ,rl ami
'liot(iniiliy. tMninifi'cl.iI idiottiKiif
jliy ami all tin, hi-.tiii-ln-s uf iiliuiu-U-iplilc
.in an, tu in- IniiKlil, as t.
is lllnstratliiK.
Tho luvHhU'iit oi' iln (oiiiimiiv is .1,
n Si-lHiovi.f, tlio ,- known I'limioK.
aplior, wlillt. Jliiuis Wllliimis is s.-.-I'lair
ami n.UmisliiK; inaiiaxi-i'. At-.oi-nt.y
It .1. Ui-; in K11 IHivU,l.
mil Dr. I'. I.. .ML-tiiaw Is Iiv.ihiium'.
Ask for Kt-lly' uiiltui uai-ki-is.
DKAI.KUS l.V
HIQH-QRADE
Investment
Securities
OHr'ICHS i
i 66 BROADWAY, N, Y,
r WILKES-BARRE, PA.
CARBONDALE, PA.
I SCRANTON, PA.
(Commonweatlh Building,)
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OXFQRDCOLLIERYCOAL
,
DR. ROBINSON
HAS RESIGNED
HIS CONGREGATION GREATLY
SURPRISED.
At th Morning Service Ycstenlny
the Doctor Told His Flock of His
Intention For Some Time He Snys
His Stieugth Hns Been Failing
nntl He Bellves It Is Time He Re
tiled from the Active Work of the
Minlstiy His Work Since He Be
came a Resident of Scinnton.
lr n tliiiniliM-litilt hail ilttei-nilfil and
sinltU'ii the Kt'i'oml t'rcsliyitMlan cliuicli
yi'.sipiilny tnoiniiifr tin- cniiKioRntlnti
t-iiulil tint hiivi' saL iim If i no iv stuniirtl
unit intitt' llian when, nt tin- close of
a iiulet, lesiriil servlee, miiikr'd by tin;
Slniillelly or n luicly beiinllflll lnl
dti'sx by I5i-v. Dp, Kiilinan, tif I'lilla
ilelplila. tlie p.iilor, Itev. Or. ''. 1.'.
Itoblnson, itifn1 ami ii-ntl bis ii-iIkihi-t
Ion.
I'ei-baps in-er In the liMoi-y nf rt
i lf-tiitstlfiil all'nli-s In Si-iaiilon lias an
liu-lileiii i-biii-iK-iiM l.ed by sneb feat
ures iilli-nileil tbe reslKliallon of a
pastor nf one of tile Rl i:i t ebutelies.
.MiiiNti'i-s have lull otlr pulpits limler
a arlety of elrelliustnni-es in the
rbaimel'lll past, Few hae been iu-intiM-il
by death, bill by i-nlls to other
llelils, by iimmiii of af;e or by the inex
orable eiiininantls of tbe itineraey
they have paseil out of I'oiiKrepr.vtlous
by whlt-li Ihey have been rt-Kiirded
inure nt- less leuileily ami the iilaees
thai have kiinuu theni know tlieni nn
mote.
Probably at mi time lias a i-lory-nian
In the zenith, of his powers, bo
Inveil ami honon-il, tint alone by hK
nun people, but liy his townfolk nf all
ileiitiiiiliintliiiis. volutilai-lly and unex
perieillj laid tlown the wept re of bN
saeied eallliiK to ea- forever the l'n
niillat line", the iniitlne of a work wi
dear, iind Mei aside for another to
stand In his pl.iee.
HNI.Y , .'-:- KNI-:Y.
'I'litis it was that nut a half doi-n
pi-i.-on- in tin. t-onKi-eijatloii knew what
ll lin-ant w lien their pastor began to
tell theni that for liltu life work was
ended as far as tbe lelations between
pastor and people won- rnneorneil.
They leaned forward In tense attitudes
iind Raxed nl li ii ii with a dazed look
on their faces and tint until he was near
the end of the mileuiu. beautiful vale
dictory following his totiiteen years'
.'orvloo. and his voice broke Willi the
memories of that pel ind. was the spell
of Mirpi No lifted, and In the sobbing
biealh ami tearful eyes in every pew
was betrayed the emotion which shook
their hearts. Or. Hobln-on, In piesent
Iiik his icslnnatlon, said:
M lion- I'uipli: 1 hive i i iiimuiitiii .,tiin in
link,- tn inn tin- ,1111111111.. wlnr-h U nf lln-m-.m-t
iiif.ni, nl ti mi- mil tu tin Minilx. fn i
iii-.irh fniiil'in v,.its uf a ntni,d u tjtt-ri wliuii
,,tir li-t, .ni'l .iitit,- , o ,pi i.itiun hiw iii.mIp
iln.t t-l- il, I I.ii iliiwn iu ih.uirc In take i-th-t I
I'd I iioi. I il.j vi with .1 hniy Ji',1 ,'t
iri.ttifu! ln.iit. 'I Ik- itMis nf mn nmlitil a-.ni i.i-
lii-n I. in- 1 full uf 1-h'oiiiK.-: m full thai I
i i.'tn ii.p tin- hnpr-. pun In pfkinir tu ci-r
: 1 1 t i liii.ni. Itul I mi p, i-u,,li,l that Ihc In-l,n-K
i-f i uiiat . I, in t It like tlii-. ih in. mil aii-1
i-ikI inui.li ii, in,- than 1 liivc l-i en alilc tu t;i','
f lito t ni.1 turn- nf lili-. t,ii nt-vl fall, i-i.i-has
liiit the phi(.il ii'oilu my which, in pailur
i.ii, opiums li.id. In powii anil Mum ai;ilti,
ait-t Mt.ni.. I In wink (luiiiu tin p.ii .iiai, in
Minn- ii-.!iii, as fiiutlul in n.'iilts ;-s in any
i-.ii uf the ihitiihV iiNn.i.v, his hocn i.irti-d
tin utiil-r , uiiitiiiiuiH whuh. it luiitinucl tlumtuh
.tiinlhi r ti-n would he ,hli n linlls hi tlio (hulihV
intrin.-t-. nml wuiilil ii-ull, I am pi-iMiiih-d, in
my iiitrpli-ic piintiatiuii. lit fun- lit il tiiii,- ouv-n
I lu-1 iiiiistiamiil, al lli, t of Hit- , linn h
luutuM iltiL-iuuv, to withtliaw, in onli-i tint
soli.,- oik , s,, nmdi uuihmr that In- mix ha(
III.IIIJl XiMI
I lk- lip Illi
fill ii. - i ami
ihI.
of pli,v.-ual ii!;or liolm,- liltu, nuv
woik ami can.i il on to wuhr u.c.
l,'l!ll llUllllllm-s to till- ulol.l i-f
-MiiAciii PMi.ist:.
Pol till- p.W IW ) Ol ihllC .M-.llff I lllll- hill
I" tir-Kli'it itiuitli llu- pjuh iliilu, Hi,' paMoial
i .ill-, mil al. tin- i.ilc it whuh nit -.tiiuutli has
failnl within tin- . i -I 1,-w- in,, mil-. I hliouhl lino
to itiuit iliiui iiliii-l tut ,.oii Sun,- my
loiuiiiir Inn-, tloil has i,ail hhst us m our
inn 1 1 ,1 woik, until toilit ihis (Iniiih t iml-. in
llu- ft tit. i. ink in tin- I'li'-luti'iy. lulled I may
el iiui Hi. il il -I. mil- fin, nui.i In in, ml,, l.sll!l, in
h, lull, i tu ( , in home -mil foil i,;ii mission i-nti-i.
pil-,-. in si mu in mi own uty, In iniJi i.piiit,
in In. mi sMupathy with nml in i.i oiu'iatimi in
all that .iilt.il i i,s .'liu.i'a kinudoiii In tin ii
ilitupliun of hiiiu.iuM(iily lliiiin ilu- ihh
uiii au,l a lull ar, uii lino pis-i-i fioui a
m, inln rslnp of ."sii in ,s, 'I'huo lute utnli'il
with llu- Inn c 1 1 in thai Inn,-, olj on com, s.
moii .iml .I'm l,t hlli i, in all '.'. on haw-lai-nl
s;iis,w.7, f whiih H'ii,Jil wis f,u- niniiii-.
K.ilionil u-cs anil llu- lialaim-, s..",.1,.S for In m.
tin -in,-. mi line set a nohle i"caitiplo of puhliu
i-piiii tint of ahout -.;n,oi) of iu,liiiui Mih.
riiiiiiic in the illi lot tin; ucw ,iiin: Men's
I In i-ti in .issoi iaih'ii luilliliiii;, you Ii.im i i 1
r-irilnd fin.iKio. Vint Iiui- uon l luiuuioiiiui-"
ami Iii.miiIIhI nuns'.', a ilu-nh pmprrlr v Ihoiit
ihl-t, anil oiii oiilisi ilpliou, within flflccii lulu.
Ilti-s, oiip "-aliliilh ui, .llilni; a f,w WPlks nan, uf
mil .' 71 m lo lunlinui' muIi iiiu-iial riiiu .i-hai-
mail,- llii- ihiiuli a uu-al powrr t-u Komi
in I III- ilili'i li"li, iimli i- iho iii.sUiili' Ic.iil. l-hlp
ot mn ,'ii;.iiil-l .mil niiisii.il . til ,, t,n , Mi ,. M.
thaim. inn I lor whiih llir inioiup uf th, p,ws
was uisiitiii lint, hliouiil Mil Kiatlfuuly llu
piwir, spinl ami i lit, in le of this pi'oplc. It
Is a Inn li a, In- pioiul of, as I'ml was pi on,1,
ot llu- I'oiiuihiaii ihiiuli; a ilmiih lo Iliinl.
Itmi foi ; .mil I i nun il inliilaiii Hip lliouuhl
foi on,' nn, in, in nl ii- uiiomaillii'.' ju-l tut ik-al.t-
ot a luiiuu' Miilliiunt tuwanl a pa.ioi mi
h lilCi i ilhh- lo tin tin- woi, mt, It'll,
I .-liniil'l ihspi-i- iii'iilf if I win- iniapihh- "I
llu- s, If-1 ll ii i nn in ui', i's.ni in iml, i in hup lies
, li up In Ih,' hiuli li'iil I,, whuh iio, ha
Ul.lllnu.lv lilnuhl il, ll-il , nil hill In leu) l
In icii nun Ii hiiihi'i' illaluin, uis in miuip tor
our Ii!,s-,1 l.onl .mil M.isii'i,
II M I'l.W
I hup no plans toi llu- liiiiii,-
III! l,-'lll,, llil'llll .11 Dlll-llll.',
Inn-,- ii-sl I imp, lalitp. l 1 1 i.i
III. .laik.uii,
In. I. Is i ha a
Iiui.' of III,- I
I .IIIIMil ,.ncl in I.i l,c up till'
.iiiolhcl- pui.li, Woik ot .nun'
ltsplISlhlllls of
kind will ho ni-i -
t'pjai.i. I uu In .lull-, iitlt-i rl, In do soiiii
Iliiiitf 1a supply in.- illlui, in l-uljiil s, an, I possibly
with nit' pen. Hut hat,, no llni',hl of itir
Imiii- il.h- lo n i. illi slllll, , III oIKIIjlll ,i l a l.i
up .,ilhiiui mi aiiliinus as a pa-loial ihnui. 'llu.
i "million i, aim inpauiiil -. oh -uji ji.i in. i,,
Ihc paslui'V nl il Ion In h, p,, ii, inliiisl.,
lis .itln lions. , jut ami iohows, iu Imiiiiiis
ami lilmliiK hup Ii,,ii llu- jo o( nn f,-.
Ilut I i.iluiul u,t ll.ii j, ,a, uititi mo
fell I J I'JlJ. t MM I- plitih'fi'.. .iml , put
Bollljt 111 lUlkill III,, altt-iliuoli of my Hf,-, j
Ine ouiiiiK whuh is linliiiimr nn,' with nip
.nulling ioripW lint I nni.t it Iiinin-. u, h hull-
Up Jll'l 'l i il. 1' 111 llui.p who "IlltlCJ.i;
while I limit iliuiM.i'" hni- hail a lull da,,
mil llu- .ipprn.uh of pi.-inui; Is ji. ,,iiipjni,,l ,y
.t iiini t iit'iit of traliimlp lor . pj,i,
i-pitijlb lii'is pj.-i with .ion, uti-i mi, i,,,
nl my iufiiiarii.il 111,', ami hy the gun, of fj0,,
tin out, ii iim mriil of ii I .oi ,t ami -jvluiir .li.iu
( hriil. ot In, pis foi a Inline not IjuiiiiIoiI hy
run ll ami tun,'
A GREAT SURPRISE
l In -Inn- foi all whn u,p Kriup'i llaUani fr
llio lluo.it uml l.uiij., llu- ifii-jt KiuijiiUriJ
liim',1.1 W mill ,inii lu'lnic lli.il It i, yji,i ,,
ill inciits ami in) 'hu-ul-l , iiiillwiUvil ,y i:t,
U0nIvlr ul this woiiihiful irmcily Iu vo luii
a lauiiilv- liotllt. dec? It lu-n-i fjllt In iuu
ut iilc or thionlo toiuh,. Ml iliu'l,u m
Kdiip't, llal.aui I'll, t- .iSi. aU'l oCk..
t tonctaltililo Hip .Miiiintpr nun nf (Soil who
si 411 woik In Hill fioli!, fur this thlittlt is a
1 1 titer uf pnwrt ami life, null m frw- tlmrilirt
pro-nil. Its (iis.iiil-.iMon lot I iilitl.in wutk, Ur
Inilaiitp Its IiiUivuI M-s.loit, l(n noble tiuunl ul
Irmli'i'i, ip.nly In mike an atrlllip fur 'llu
itiU.m, i tnr nt if Ih" iliiucli's lnl(t("l: lis Vn
tuiin's IIoiiip mill I'otplan Mls-loti tuiilcttpj, mt
linl nn lit sudi nh ami ihtolnt wuturtti IK
Mission I i.i lull i Km ( In Ut i in l!iiipttiir oilrtlrs;
lis ttrcp .mil fliiiirhliliiK niistnis, with lln-lr .""in
'ilat xliools and ilul-s (or tnin, ami li,iyn ninl
Is'llNi lis iiiotoiH, ltiiililnit Sunday kIuhiI ln-
tlu- diinrlii am Its: tnik ami IIIp nl iiii'tnhir
flilp, imitnl, w.irin lip.iilul, lui.pll.ilili- uml li-t.il,
Willi nidi nl( mis tu tl.r ulur as tin1 Hp
Limps lluuhn and Mls l.iitllla Mill.iiii;li, ttp
imnt i I'lititfli nut nltiu to hp mot with.
M PA1-, MAT n:n
I'll IISlllll Mllll It f ll tilts, mill III IPUP Iu hi
unv liunspr i lilli'ti nf a t it v whiih I IiIip
Irailiril Id l,)M, anil ant ptniul of, has In in no
i.ii inallpt l tnr,lipi-. .mil has not hctn l.tkcu
up linMil.i. ll ii lirrn looki'd loiwanl to Tut
inuii- lli.-iti .i ji-.tr, utul Ins hctn a nihpil of
i.iii-lul sliiib, liorlr-iK i oii.liln.il luti, .iml most
c.itiii'fl pr.iti'i. I lira; von thrirfcirt to lip.ir In
inln, I lint ll is nut an Impubiip ad. hut liii.dlv,
UMiliilrly irltlnl upon, litatoful lor oil .wmr
lulltiiie Willi my inll.i!,p, ami fur jour lull iml
Imlnil appin ialloii nf my irtlti anioiu: jnii,
wliitli In life's it-ilcw- tiirius ti-ty luiprrlitt tn
Hip, I ask .iim, al join annual iiii-pUiii;, on the
pvtiiins of I line f iirvt, lo iint-pt :ny linlKinlinu,
nml to appnlnt i louitnlMip to appcur with tin',
nt Hip fill incillin i, ,p pn'ilitlny ol l.aiki
wnitia, in Miicinlii'r, at lloni vlalc, lu a-k lot a
ill'soliiliun of (he p.Htoul ipUIIuii,
I pile- llu- illtc al Die lime ili'slniiatnl, hr
l.lllse I ferl -hip lllal oll will ulli lilt til line
tut 111.1I1011 aftiv Ihi tetr's liilil work; and
al.o, t cite ton Ih,. oppuiiiiiiily, iluiin.' Ha
Mlllllllll, tu look ahout lllltl. Ill full' llu pulpit
It i.uaiil, in oiilcr l-i miiup as soon as pos.slhp
in the fall, a iipw- piilor. I hupp il will he t'i
o"ti. I should In th-tmilli- thiiikful lo hml tint
I hat, 1,11 a pi-ople mi imitetl, n hitfiunnlnus
Mi.lt Ihet i.iii ,,i Kpenlll, to Mime an uml- r
Hii'iiliiiil, l!o, In, u. in Iriiiiitn,' him fur jmi
-iuu'wh(-ri', .nut I pi.iv lint ton mat line no
ilillK ulli in limliii'.' him.
liev. C. II. lioblnsiiii, li, j) came to
the Second I'resliytei Ian ehitrch liom
I lie '"list Pieshyleriau church nf Itn
cliesier fourlcen years niro net iiu
tiiiiin. l:v Ills wNdoni nml ;ntlene.--s
he ...soici.sed the soniewbat unst'tlled
spirit which hail hovered over that
cjniKieK.'i'ion ami tin ileliKhtful icla
t lull whicli have existed between him
self ami bis iit'ople din Iiik this time
have been remarkable. He leaves at
a time when the w.iuIiik of mental ac
tivity N j,,t far uif aiul when the In
spiration of lii; work still flies bis
whole beln-jr. but, I'eellnK that the
strain which has loan: been upon bis
liei vous torces, has ln-come too seil
olis In be loiiKOr Imioietl. he ilecldes to
lillniilisli active win k afler forty yeais
ill the pastorate, lie -will leave for his
annual vacation In the ctiiir.se of a few
weeks, .uoliifc as uual to I'.lock Island,
where he and .Mrs, I'nhinsim have
snni llieir siiniineis for years past,
lb will i i'iiii ii In September Iiiiik;
enough (o have the pastoral relations
between himself and the oonHXennlioti
dl.ssiolveil at the session of the I'lesliy-
tery in llonesdale.
The cliurcb has no faintest Idea re
ff.n illiiisT his silt eessor, as the rusifua
tion of Or. Uoblnson has been so ut
teily unexiiecteil. Ouilni; the suininer
months, however, opportunity will be
afforded for select ion of a pastor and
Immediate steps will be taken toward
such an end.
sermonTotheca. r.
Delivered by Rev. W. J. Foul in the
Gieen Ridge Baptist Chinch
Last Night.
Itev. Y. .1. Ford, of the tlieen Ulilf-C
liaplist church, last nlttlit delivered a
seiniou, which was heaid with Inteiest
by many members of the (iiaml Anny
of the Itepubllc, on the subject of "The
t'o.-t of Our Citizenship." In the course
of bis atltltesct he said:
Tnniuht ail otii this hlotii land l-ieu weaniu
tin- lionomi hlue an- as'itnliliu iu llu sim.,i,
iliis- ot woiship. "N( t 'I li.irsilay the loiuts of
lnr, the lunks Hi.- -, lionls, the unit:, of nail,-,
the fuloiiis will he ilo-nl, not lm.iiise thoe
hiv ln'iii a ills mil-, mi ut ln'twi'i'it woikui.iu mil
(lllpIOWl (1P1' llu ill('stlull 111 tl.mes Ol lilies ..f
sinui. hut liii.nise ot an ayiei in, ut on ih
pin of mil t la ssi s ilnt -lied of ihu ami ids i
.-siuilire piifoiiiml a hcik i.itio:i ai-o -lull imi,,
tlitn, l.ouoi at the hauls ol thu-p m uijoi
lilpssuifjs won tlnoimli .suflciinp of i.ili. i -.
I'lott-siuus will mui aloni; out sind. iiiii-h
in' to tin- --It litis ol in il II, 1 1 liui-ie, inlitini; inn
rims ut lilt- (lead tin vill iiiciinlli ami leu.
,Iriy plarc linn tlowns upon the inatis m.uki.l
i.y tin little lla,. 'Illesp (tiiis(s ate a t hi ol
of patiiuticiii f(,i Iliis ypiiei ah. u
'Illi. Is (Edhil Hie Imcst lillnl ou whuh th,.
..mi .hiius, Iml h, i, an f i w I in, I- in whuh
llie t mills of i ilizi'ii-liif) i , ml, ( ,is tiid.i to
till hate huu obtained ,11 -si meal a lost, ' "
I hue not lime to follow in ilcl.ul llu- simy of
the co-t paid iu the Hi loluliun and oilier ea l.i
Allll'J-,lis 101 the liill llelitaLll of 1,111 ( itll liship.
I want lo p'lk ,-p,', i.dli of Ihu.,- who in the
tliiu of our nation's itieaip't fid slmiud tluii
mIiis wind.' 'on of Hnir uohle ,ik,.
'Hip di'n ol hiltle we must nol lop., t. i-n
llii-e will i-M-l he imaliliil as Ike linil li-l ,e
paliiollsiii, and wlie:. linn rlaml lu'iwim 'I,,
I'Mlli ihalliu wrapuis of llu, iinui.i ami tin u
1 1, mull's lib, in,'-, we ii'ln-p in a-l, wlm w ,.
lli. -ii' puliiits oi tin i r nluioii or Huh antuul
tnl leionl, llu luii-h we i.iiow' oi all iu, ii
wio-e iiiiuiuiy we hoiioi l,l.ii, Hull Ilut wcni
iI'.bii Into Hie miiiiI.c ami laiuaite ot li int.
while iiihl-l io.ii oi .irtllleii and u.i-b oi mils
l.i by ami whi'zim- of hnlleis ami -, le.nnii.i; ,n
shell tluy witi-wept ilown hi., llu- nmlei i,ui-,
hili-li llu- ltlupet ol hall, 'Ihey 'pill, ha-t ,1 al
till. il in. I mil i llli ii-Iiiii." - "
I. nil's IIWII IN tin: W Mt.
li w Is a i niel ii.ii- ami !,,iivii to t h- luiiei , ml
(llliis ut tin- w.u an- ilili ,n,nv to p,,nn mt
lh.il il i'l l.i in iiicii hid In i li in minium,) uf th
il'nt ol llu I'oiomai, Itiihmoiiil uiiuhi h.n
bun i .iplmr-il i'.ul lu 'he w.u i, lii llu Itilul
lion iiusliid, hut is uihpi h.iie siicmsnii p mh
I. m- h-ui I., id's plan lint ih,, w.u- .houhl ,,,u
iiiuie until the miuih .sliinilil ic.ili.- Hi. u a w i.
I, .llin. ll Hie war bail eiiilnl in Hi, ln-1 oi ,,
oini oi inn llu iliinl i'.il llu. null llu l.ill oi
Kit Inn, 'in I ii wmilil bin lift an auu.,1. ulu ,ii
Mill, lllll lb IIJIl' .illll'ls.lll lllii,',' p, .ui ,- ,
Inn,- ill width In lu'lipeiale lui aimil.ei 1,1,,,
win .me nl Ini:, r iiii, it and .-.llnnilli'. in lli.
.N.-ilh.
Tin it has i.'iue to ihe u.ii ill pniim u' ih.iri.
tin pil wit-k .t ieliloi iau, by n.iMi punui
l.flil I liliuiiitn .iskliu thai inn Hoops he alluw
III l-lll..lll, Willi ha ,11,1, 1 llllliplilll, lit hull
pild lo ant aiu-tC , lew- inunili.. jm n ,,,
inul 111 it i a an iiiiiilei, aeiul tl livdm;; pan
ill the nibjus ilioii of llu- I hiiu-e, bin mi lui
liialie ami ju-l ha. bun il iiralliienl of il., olil
loe ili.il il I, j.',ul, lu li main. Ihu .ut, i all,
Ihe ..mn iu I'liliu was unly lltln- up lu ih,
aha nl tin Ainu "f III" I'uluiuae, iiii lmis,ii
It'. il( moils and wen jnutU t wcni lo toui
n liiuii'ied Ine.
ll u bu.iu-e tun siiui', ilul, while ilut lailul,
thai a ,'otiiiinuiit of the people, mr u. piopi,,
and by Ihe peoplo did iml p. il.h in, in nil m,.
i.irlh. Hi Iiuiiui jiui lui .tent du-il,. ini
wiul-ilhl iml li . .mil mil we ulio Miluw nlhn
Hie l.i.l ulu in bis bun laid In n..l with ij
luiiiiMil, In ln a teat in unci In, si.ii,. mill
lie-1 i-iote uiiiiilte, wiinht ol this i iliiii.hip
Ull, 1- ,.1't al u uli II .1 101.
FATHER HUSSIE'S SUCCESSOR,
Re. John J. Colliau, of Aishley,
Tinnsfened to Plains.
niithop llob.ui mi Sutuiil.iy jin
nuiiiHi'd the appointment of lie,. John
J. ColllLrau, of Ashley, in the icctoi
ship of the Sucretl Heart uluin h, at
I'lalns, maile aiam by the transfer
of ltfv. .1. V. llusslc tn llavilulon.
lll.sh(ii IJobau, is himself lector of
St. l.?o's. at Ashley, never having re
llniUlshi.il this pastorate. Itev. K.tth
er Colllmm was sorvlui; "hi en loco,"
Sniok-i the i'lis'Oiio 5e, clyur.
HE PLEADED
FOR SOUTH
MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS
REV. A. H. SMITH.
BY
He Said Thnt Vhlle tho Men on the
Southern Sldo Were In tlio Wrong'
They Were Title as Steel nntl Bo
llevrd Tliey Were in the Right."
Deprecated tho Presentation of
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" on the Stage
on Account of Its Extreme
Plctuies,
Itev. Allien Hatcher Smith, the new
pastoi of tip North Atnln Avenue JJap
tlst church nntl himself a .southerner
b)' lilt th, pleached a Meiiiiii'lnl tlav Her
man Inst nlKht, In which he pleaded
etuiieslly fnr a moie chaillalile opinion
of the southern cause In the Civil war.
The noiilheineiH were lu the. wrontr, he
salil, but they weie not as black as
they have been painted.
He found his text in Itomaiis, i:i:7:
"Homier thetefoit! lo all their dues;
1 1 Unite to whom tilbiitu is tine; cus
tom to whom eiisluin; rear to whom
fear; honor to whom honor."
lie b-Kiin 1 1 In remiuks by the recl
tallnii of Lincoln's Immortul (loltys
but'K ,iiltluss', ni'd then braucheil nut
Into an account of the charneter of the
men whn look pait In the Rrontosl In
tel necliie war iu the history of the
win Id. He ipioted Senator Oepew, who
has saltl that eveiy man who fouirht In
the win- wiit m thlnkliiK bullet."
The Kii-alest character which l tic war
proiltiieil, he t laiinetl, was Itobeit H.
J.ee. He pointed out thnt Ihe boys or
tin- South wen Kioiinili-d In the piln
clple that the hull, Idiuil stale had the
ilisht to secede. They were laught that
the siliirenie thlntr was to i,. al-leKiaili-e
to ill,- state.
I-WVOUKI AIJOMTION.
Tilt best men III Ihe South, be Mild,
fawned the abnlitloii of slaveiy. The
war. he said, was not prlmaiily a war
for the abolition of tslavery, hut for the
luotectlon ot a mviit coustltutloiial
ilithl. The iitie.stlon its lo the rlKht nf
a Mate to seteile could never have been
"ottlcd ecep hj n war.
The civil war witnessed the triumph
"f the liifllviilti.il soldier niou- than
miythlntt el.e. The liitllvltlual tlRiiieil
In it .supremely. The sun thorn leaders
wen for the most part Christian fjentle
meii. He told of "Stonewall" .lackson's
,-ietu anil Intense piety and of his fcr
eiit pi-iiyeis before a battle.
"I wish (lie people of ihe Xoilli," .said
he. "would arouse themselves lo stleli
a .sense of justice and of patriotism as
to in event the presentation of "Uncle
Tom's Cabin" on the stapes of utir
Iheaties. It pic.sent.s an extione plc
tilie anil holds up lor rlisriedlt a inyal
people. It is a .shame, 1 say, to pletiiit
lu the people, and especially ihe
jouiiKer Keiieialion, a slave lielni;
whipped lo deaili by his master.
"I will be ciiticized for saying il. but
T bold that the neuin was better off In
tin days bel'ii' tie war than be is to
day, 'fhe inajoiiiy ol" the slaves weie
satislled witli their condition 0r lire,
and when the war wa,s over many or
them could not bo diiven awav r'niin
the homes of the tnasttis they Inveil
sn well. The si eat hotly of southern
slave-holders wen kind and eonslder
iile to their slaves,"
He told how (lining; the inn.sf. trying
davs or the war, when every able
bodied man was away at the front
ami there was no one at home but Ihe
women and children and (he Mates, the
latter winked as faithfully iind as dc
voiedly an ever, raisin;; pioduoo to keep
"massa's" wire and cblldien alive,
knotvliiK' full well that If the Sfods of
war favored the South they would be
Uiiowii back inlo slavery more than
befoie.
"And In all Hint southland," said he,
"there is not any lecord of a single
woman belnpr outraged by a neisTo. Tn
those days or siitfcrlug nntl of .sadness,
woinanhnod lose to Its full power."
The North, he said, prospeiotl as the
result of the war, and the foundation
Oenorally speaking, tbe reports of
the Ulis between Colonel Martin ami
Dr. J-. (i. Itoos iu the Uiililn trial did
not give rice to nuv grave .lppreheu
sluiis, but to those who are acitialntcil
with the history of the latter gentle
man the affair was regauled vety
serlou.sly, Indeed. As may have been
noticed by many, the otherwise hand
some face of the Miilwnit young doc
tor is crlss-ciossi'd with scins. .Most
if theni are mini, but some are very
imtikeil, parliciil.it ly two which almost
parallel one another near tin, left tem
ple. These latter scars were lecelved
in Minn of the earliest ol the llfly
llte duels with which Dr. lions helped
while away hi. student days iu Krei
beig nml Heidelberg. The less notice
able ones are ihe remnants nf scratches
l-i eel veil In eneoiinteis when he bcciilue
limit piollcielll III the list) uf. lilt SWiilil.
A sketch of him which appeared In a
Munich w.'ckl.t at i Im time lie left i"or
this , ntiutiy told of his having had
thirty-eight meetings on tho Held or
honor in one' j ear.
He was lljo champion swnril.iu.in nf
Ills school lllld III COtlsctlllelicn was
cnlh-il upon in meet all cuiuor.s. This
nceiuinlcd lnr iim majority of the en
counters. The.-', of i nurse, were not
vety sanguinary affalis. The swoid
llhcd by tlie Cieiinau sludellls Is a light
weapon of the raplj'l' st.tle. unpointed,
and sharpened only fur eight inches
oil edge at the eMtleino end. Tile
whole body eNcepHng- the r.u-e is pin
(filed ami tin worst damage that can
be limit Is a slash acioss llu eye.
This,, how eter, Is seldom icielvt-il, as
It Is tho sides of the fiii-i ut which I ho
blows are aimed, li bciiiij nuiti- luiio
slblii I'm- Ihu assailant to nuompi a
Pill at the I'l out of tlio I'acn without
leaving u wide opening tor , ictiun.
Whether nr not nil of Dr. lions' nn-
met oils tltiel.s weie occasioned by other
than the defense of the leputailnn of
his class or school i. iiiil icl-oi-iIoiI,
but as "bailie., fur blood" in wipe mn
pi i .son. il iiipiilis. atcuue '.vi niigs ami
the like mo not al all uncommon
among the tieiuuiii .student., it would
not be surprising If stum mnlldant of
Dr. Itoos should divulge tli.it the host
.sunt d small of his time was mixed up
In one or two llttlo affairs of the more
st i ions kind. Dr. Itoos, It is said, at
tl Unites no llttlo of his success in bis
studies to the fact that be engitgetl so
frequently lu dueling, (iermuiiy has
stilugent laws against this piactlie
and the aulhoilUcs a m constantly on
the lookout for offenders. As it con
.seiiuonee Dr. Itoos spent not a few
"Hill ty day." la the .fortici-s, and,
of ntnnv of the fit-cat foi tunes now In
existence weio laid hi those- tt yltiK
tlmes. The South, nn I he other hand,
stirfered as very few other lands In the
World's lilsloiy have suffered. Itoines
nntl fin ins At cio ileviislateil by the
not them nrnile. nntl Ihe South received
n blow frnni wlilelt ll bus Just lately
recovered.
"The day Is coinllii," said lie, "when
the people of the North will cnine to
see moie t'leuily tliill while the men of
the South weie wronir, their bents
weio line and to see (hat they believed
with all their souls that for which
they fought."
"When we ilcenrale the graves of Ihe
northern dead on Memorial day, le us
think nf the purity ami usefulness of
their lives mill ot llieir noble devotion
to duty, hut let us also think, It we
have Christian hearts, of the men of
tlie Riinny South, who fniiRbi for the
pause they thought rlnltt and who
fought nobly and well, but who wen
rated by the fiotl of battle to die under
failure's banner."
Itev. Mr. Smith Interspersed his inl
tliess with frequent apt anecdotes
hii'BPly of a pcisniuil nature, which
Kuvo an added Interest to bis teininks.
PURCHASED THE TEMPLE.
Penn Avenue Congregation Will Be
come the Owneis of the Linden
Stieet Building.
A I u ineetlii"; of tlie MonleflHrn
Hebrew- School association building
committee, held yesterday afternoon,
it was decided to purchase the l.lnden
Street syn.iKOKlle, which has been for
sale since Its oniigiOH'iitlon purchased
the lot on Madison avenue, owned by
J. A. Seranton. ami mi which It N
understood woik will now be started,
piepnr.itory lo the leiirlui; ot the new
temple.
The Molllellnie School association
owns ine present house of worship
of the Penn Avenue coiiKiPKntlun, but
after the purchase of the Iilndetv
Stitet synagogue Is today consum
mated, i here will bo a combine of
ihe association and He (ongrogntliiu.
Tlie tesiry looms nml school rooms
hi the basement of the Linden street
temple will be used by the schools,
while lh temple piopor will be the
(OiiKi'PRai Ion's.
The new owneis will take posses
sion of tin school rooms within a
row day... but the consieRiillon will
remain In possession of the Penn Ave
nue synagogue until 'such lime as the
original otvnein nave completed ineir
new building. The puicliase pi ice Is
10.000. The temple is on Linden
stieet. between I-ranklin ami .Miltlln.
and bit- long been (In r-l-x'o or wor
ship or tlie congregation Anshe
Chesed.
I'he vest l.v rooms and school rooms
me large, nlrv and well equipped, and
the iiiterioi' or the temple N ornate
and commodious. The Montelloro as
sociation Is for the puipose nf thougb
ly giounding- young .lewlsli children
In tlie sliuly of the Hebrew language,
ami Jewish history. Slxly-nlni stu
dents ate enrolled on Us bonks, ses
sions being held .every day, artier
regular school bonis.
Its olllt'Pts are: President. A. T5.
Cohen: vice president. J. Schloss: spp
retaiy. V, C. Levi: treasurer, JI. ,T.
Cohen: tiustees. M Solomon and N.
Kuntvitx. The butlding conimittee Is
made up of A. 1!. Cohen, fl. L Finkel
sleiti, J Kaplnn, A. Schwartz and M
J Cohen. After the congregation
mover; fiom Penn avenue to Linden
si I eel. the Penn avenue building will
ho "sold
RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES.
Her, Hi. Ulu .! I.tiisiiit,. pistur ( ihe I-n' ii
liiiltti- I'li-hilnian iliiiub. told mhiii'IIiIiii; d t
tin e.il ifltit uf SJIIllililll l"l"i- .1 laue eo,.--iimalioi:
li-l ululn.
"I'le.isC Men. or "nn I bust -Whiih"' was
lie iii(Minn answiieil I il uialil f i om the pul
pa ot Craie bull. ei, in iliun.li, by the paoi
llev. I.t.lhi'i lies Wain...
Il.t. Hi. I nut M' l.i ml. pastor of Ihe Pnsi
I'lish.tieiian (luiifli, ami l(,. Dr. C'e.u-;,- liuill.
pastor of Hi" I'totiihni, rti-sbiteritti ihuirli.
iili.iir,nl pulpits i,stei,lii il (he nn, iniii;' si r-tin-.
llu- se, ouil nf i si ii,-s of illu-tiat'il s, munis
on llo. ( JI. Sheldon's d, brand book. In
111 leps." wis drill, 'lul lasl until! in llu I'uili
being thn,re removed fiom dlMraelinn,
was abb io apply himself assiduous
ly to bis books.
"Tail Ksen .Miiigan, Musical Uii color,
Now Yoik city," was among the n.
it-nt Nltors to Sci-anloii. Tall Hsen
is no less or mnio a personage iliau
he whom we were wont to call our
own Tallle Mnigan. He might not hnvn
been reeognlzed as siieh under the mm
tie plume by which he was designated
iu The Tribune's por.-onal column, hut
it was our own Tallio. nevertheless.
He Is now one of Ihe most prominent
musicians lu New Yoikeliy. His pu
pils an legion and not iiifi-eiiueitily
ins name apfieais as iln lender of big
cliorus'es ,n musical entei lainmeiiis in
Hie Metropolitan Opoia House. Helms
been engaged as musical dbector at
Ocean llmvo this hiiiiinier ,nnl Is now
Iralnlng a choitis I'or a grand pioiliie
lion of "Klljali" them lu August, wiib
l-'frangi.-ou Datls as ihe leading ,on.
IH.
While lu Sciaiilon Mr. Morgan ill.
tided Ills time being diiectlug lllllsle
and editing a I'rnhihilon paper called
Tile People. He went III New Vork
under coiitiact in wrlle s nilli'.tt.. iu, li
ter for the Prohibition papeis. hut
bis musical enthusiasm would not let
hliu eonieni himself witli newspaper
wmk ami It was uu long befoie he '
was among llio uiiispnns. UN initsi- i
c.il lalein i npldly won for him a place '
iu tlie front rank of musicians, ami
as any man In the front rank of al- I
most .inyiliing lu Now Vork Is mi
Knsy stiem, It can he taken for grant- I
oil that Mr. Moigiin Is ver desiiably
domiciled. i
I'li'.sident Hiimplirny Owens
Tine rvoilles. whn were lu
national Session al T.iyloi
i'ilo)i'd an e.ierlein o at the
of the
annual
lOCI'lltl.t ,
Mlllllcl.
pal Iiulldlng which is worth
Ihe nar
rating, lot it was of a novel and most
interesting nature. The writer 1114s
.Mi. Owens' positive .issin.nice that
all tlio fuels aie absolutely coriect,
otherwise there might bo some 100111
lor doubt leganling their vulty.
Om afletiiooii Mr. Owens was in
the city hall and vein mod imo the
oIIUp of his friend, Coiitioller Howell.
While Ihi'iv llu tflephouo bell tang
mid he was called to tho 'phono. He
was straightway Informed that he was
talking with William It. Hearst, of
tho New Yoik Join-mil. One, nf tho
pirsons sitting iu thp room casually
remarked that It would be a good idea
10 turn on the N-ruys attached to the
'pnone, and the next Instant the Ivor-
Mention of Men of the Hoat
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a nine diiui li I . th" pi-loi, llu Pi llobul !
"i. I'leiii.
Kit. lit. W ,i Tillman, ot I'luluh Ipliii, Hit
nli lu.ifi il M.itiKilrsl anil a lllble .sdiolil- ol wide
faille, ilellteleil Inn eloipl, lit iltllulls tll nlll
at tin , i ,m i, sin In i.iii 1 1. nidi. Ill mph
at the et iiiiij; scmio was "lai.hi.i.iti "
Hot. Ih- ('. M. liiiliu, pator uf tin i:tm l'.aK
M.lluiilist KpiMi-pil ihiuili. linl .1 mi ihi lull
of i hen .iml Impe f'U the vi.ny ami licit J
l.uuii last nisilil, the lupie of luJ -hiiioii l.i insr
"A Wool for Tbo-e lli.io'llaiiul m tin MlilUKb
loi I.ilc! a I'loiMi '"or Hi! Clippie"
'llu tl'i-p.-l iiuptln-.' it the liiilinii! ouni.'
Mm' (lllislilll US.,11 i.ition tltl nl.it llllllllllPI
wa aihhfs.'d b tin. .loliu I'. Mollal. P. ' .
pasloi i,l Ihe W.i.hl.llll, -I I, I I I'lesbt lell ill
(I, nidi. 'I In Mis-is IH.i, !, .nut Caiauaii, "f i,e
sn, iiiil I b.tl-ii.in d'utih iluiir, -nu; en I d
m lid ion- in Ibt u n-iiil line ij l.
Try the New 5c. Cigar ''Kleon."
Ciiimanieetl long Havau.i llller. '
lies jiiorsidont wu.s astouiiilcd to
hoar
in -
t'le vi ice mining from New Vork
i iiralel.t describe everything in tin
Hoe. "Vou have oil a gle.v sup,
of-
nre
ol' medium height and 1 iitldy coinple.s
lon" coniiniied the wee sma' voice in
iiielalllc accents and .Mr. .loiies n.
mitiked in wonder: "This ceitainly Is
niarvelous."
'I'n to.t die putt pis of the machine
he hit upon an ingenious plan, III
plokoil up nne nf the newspapers on a
table ,iml asked: "What have I iu my
Land'.'"
Tlii Sii.tiitou Ti iiui in of today's
s"iie." cntiie the answer iiulekly, and
the gentleman fiom Veimoui was 11011
pll Seil. lb liei'l.oni'll 10 llu- coutrol
J,i, howeter, and tin hitler spnul in
a pnsi iinn when- his irnnie, which Is
not a colossal one, was entliely hid
by llial of the Itiirlles' pieslileni. An
aci urate di-i riptloii of him followed,
1 vi u to the mention of a pair of spoc
f.iclos he held III Ills tin ml and Mr
O '.'I'll. hllllg Up llin lecelter and left
the ntllce a ilmrniighly mystified man.
I might lu hoi,, meiitioiieil that
Wlilli llio eiilteiio ilfer (In 'plmne
was taking place llu- I'linti oiler's he,ul
eh rl. chinlcs Hartley, Up well known
t cult l.n"iulst, will. M'liied lu a 1 oi in-i
ll i" iim mom
I'lesldeill C.llplu, of llio i 0111111011
coiillci!, has 1 oine in for ,1 ciiusider.ihlo
aiiioilllt nf fame by leasou of the Itecd
Isiiim lie has perpetrated In that body
lett'lllly. Cily Sollcllor Oeorgii.M, Wat
son, as everybody knows who lias
ionic In iiintai'i wlili tin new 1 liy
.siillclini, has a most plciuieMipie way
of evjiicsslng Ms si'iillineiils.
Thorn weio t.teral men In nl oillce
Ihe oilier day when ihe cai.liki me.
tics of I'lesldeiii C.iIpln came up for
discussion. Soille (1110 happened o le
uuill. that the (oiiiiuoii council was an
ll'iesponsllile hod, likely lo do an),
thing. Mr. WatMiii had been silent
il. 11 lug the ciinveisiittnu. Inn tin look
of supi erne ilsg(tsi on his face bo.
Iiaycil his feelings, b'lniillj", timihle
ti- keep in any Inngei, he liursl tun
soiiiethlug as follows:
"That's right. That's right Why.
geiillem, 1 I seriously believe that if
some member was lo get up on tho
lloor nt common council and move In
oxpilig.Uo ihe four gospels fiom tho
lllble that the motion -would lluil .1
second, that I'lcslilcnt Culplu would
declare it to Ik iu older mid that with
loud ai-chiim the members would pass
It and excise the larger portion of (he
New Tesi.imvi.t,
Flower Vases I
3
Ail eutirc new Hue of our
own importation. The latest
style is the 'Mrridescent'
Ware a most beautiful
effect, from 50c up.
Call and look tlieni over.
Co. W Wyoming ATnnefc
- - tt ik in nl look Ar oiina -
Down You Go
Not Hit fault of Hip wlucl, per.
haps, bill, bid nn Hip whetl, iiiiIpi
li Is ,i tery kiiihI one. That fl why
It pits to buy tie
Seranton Bicycle
It In nol proof against laid knoik,
but hint I, miiks ilu kss In inline II
tutu Hi- (luap wbii'l Tin s, wheels
l.iinl tlie hlralii of wear and anl
.bill.
126-128 Franklin Ave.
:OSUJttl55K!0?UKXKKn
Why not be
dressed in style.
$1.00 will do the
business ? New
goods for all de
partments arriv
ing daily.
CLOTHING
For Hen,
Women and Children
Credit
Clothing
Company.
J
Inexpensive
Porch
Furniture
There is nothing neater
in inexpensive porch fur
nishings than the Grass
Cloth Upholstered Fur
niture. It is finished in
natural wood, and in col
ors, and is particularly
adapted for Porches, but
is equally suitable for
Summer cottages.
We have several styles
of Chairs, large roomy
Rockers, Settees, Stands
and other suitable articles.
Hill & Connell
121 N. Washington Ave.
SMftiny Responsibility
Is always evciisithle, when It may be.
done coiisclenilolisly.
Hveiy owner of leal estate, cariiri
ro-pniislbllltios ihfit do nut appear in
lis iiKouni.s, jet, tliey aio itnpeialively
important.
The opinion of an mioiiiey mum the
setinliy of your laud titles must be
backed b.t jour own assets,
11) the piDineut of a loa.-iir.able fen
)ou may .shift this liability 011 tho
Tills Guaranty and Trust Company
111 scrmilnii, Pe.'ina.
51a Spmce Stieet.
W llirs. li
nb-it
II .
Itllph
klupp. V.-l'iM.
s. iiuii,
liltit OfAtri.
lll( iuilotl..
iu-pu.iil
1'ublio Auction
till Tiiesd.i.t, May -iStll. m .. at I
o clock p. m.. piopcity off no lat't
Joseiih S. Knight, at 322 Hull 1 ISIako.
ly siu-ot, Diinmoiv.
Horses, wagons, slel;hs,f.;ousehol'
uropert, ctu
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