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THJ3 SC11ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1901.
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OMOIUIOW will be n i cd. letter
A, day In the lilnlory of drnco
S ' EvuiwellfMl J. u tit era n church,
cornei- of Madison iivoniio and
Mulberry fitted, Itev. Uitlicr
Hess Wnrlntr. pastor. At !'.30
n. in. the Sunday school will have n
rnlly, and tho members of the school
will report how much they have inudo
on the talent. Riven to them several
months iiro. JJcv. Jacob Yittay, 13. D,,
the dunn of the Theological depart
ment of Hii5iUoliiinuii university, Ktts
iltielmnna, l'a will preach both Jiiorii
liiK and evening. Then- will be special
music. At the evenlm? service Miss
Jennie Kaufman will slnir the soprano
aolo. "The tloldeii Threshold," with
violin obllfjato by .Mr. Allen.
At ,00 o'clock In the afternoon tire
cornet stone of Hip new church this
consrenntlou Is crcctlns; at the corner
of Mulberry street and 1'reseott ave
nue, will be laid, with appropriate cer
enionle.i. Jlev. Dr. Yutzy will deliver
the address-- of the occasion, on "The
True Cornel Stone." Jlrlef addressed
will be Riven by oilier mlnlsteis. The
choir for the occasion wll consist of
Sopranos Misses .loimle Knufniiin and
Mnry sjklnncr; contraltos, MIss"s Cluir-"-.
lntte Skinner anil Nellie Drake; teti
HA ors. Messrs. ,T. Arthur Frtmtts and A.
F Kl'.cr, and basso. Mr. '". H. AVent
sel. OiKuiilst, Miss Mary AViiRPtihurst.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to the
jjeneial public to attend these services.
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The Yotine Men's Christian associa
tion will bcRln Its winter series of
meetings next Sunday afternoon at .'LI.",
In Guernsey hall, .'ilfi, North "Washing
ton a.venue. Tho speaker will lie Dr.
AVilbur F. ('rafts, superintendent of tlie
iteforin Bureau of Washlnston, IX ('.,
which has been the means of passing
many reform measures, many of which
Dr. Crafts is the author. Ho Is a strong:
a.nd convlnclmr speaker, and his ad
r dress on "The Strong and tho Fair," or
"The Elements of Success," should be
heard by every man. The Young Men's
Christian association male choir will
Fins' at this service, at which every
man will be welcome.
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The ilrst Sunday in October will be
obs-erved by the IVnn avenue lSapllst
church as family leunlon day. It is
deshetl that all members of the church,
as far as possible, will be In attendance
at the morning service. There will lie
the communion service, reception to
new members nnd the pastor will
sp'.Ntk upon the church hymn, "Blest
IV the Tie That Hinds."
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"The Historic Episcopate versus the
New Testament Diacouate," will be
the subject of Hie paper presented be
fore the Scranton Huptlst Ministerial
contoi elite next Monday morning in
the I'enii Avenue church by itev. ('. L.
Percy, of Honcdsalc.
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II. C. Slutler, president of the Young
. Men's Christian association, will ad
dress the meeting Sunday at 3.4T p. m.
This meeting will lie for men only. AV11I
Stanton will render n. cornet solo.
Kleins .ludsr Il.li), I ami A. W. llitk...u, ld'..
Pr. S. C l.fiin, .l.uncOle l.i-oil, (JeniL-e 1'. CuiM,
S. II, Much, Scuelaiy I'lul Ml.-, fii-omu .M.ili.v nnd
.1. Jl. ( lu.net! attended tl.e lrlitrloii-, conferi-uic
il the p.i-t week in Tiuikli.iuiifii'k. 'llio rliicf ml-elre's-e-s
wcip sben hy tlio Itev. .1. l'.iinili.'ll Jlor
pun, of the Muoely Institute, nl NoitlifWil, Jla--'.
Tomorrow's Services
Methodist Episcopal.
lllni I'.al; Mcllii.'li-t KiiM'uMl CliiiHli PiAl-e
nml lu.ijor at !'..!). Sniiii'H anil tcrinoit at W.'M.
C'l.i-a iiHTtinc .0 flnso df inui niiic i-i'i vires in Sun
il.i.v -lIiix.I iimiii. SuihI.i.v m IiuI at -' i. in. Tills
is Lilly iliy nml 'H'iii"tion Mnnliy. I'oiir rLissi-s
me tn In' luiuiiuli'il. ltii'il.iiiniis ami hppi'lal iniiiie
tin1 the iii'imhoi:. S.Miior Icaaiii' at H.UO. Win
Miip iiml wuiil .it 7.H0, 'tho Miliji'it, ulikli is
rue ol a MiicM fur four Mu.il.iy t'M'iiini; In
t ni ,-, U 1 1,0 Kiiiini'iiUtil omfiiriiri' ami II. l'
MiKinli'y Jldiioiial Kivkis ii. I.nmlnu. Dr.
?f. (iiflin, llie i.iior, i Ihhiip noiu Ir-- l'niu-I'C-.:i
tout' anil mil iniiy Ms imli.il .
Ali htiivt Jlotlioili-l I'pUiuiuI t'lmiili - Her,
,1. It. Aiiitin, ii.i-Ui'. Jtoiniim iiioailiiii' kuIic
at ID.'M. giilijiH, ''Ki'ioniill.itiuii or lluryiir
tin; ll.ililii't." II.ik, n,..tlin ,il Il,:i0 a. in.,
Clmi li'S 1'lcnp, loailn. Siunl.iv nlmol at 2 p. m.,
E. W. Stiiiw, Mi'K'.llnlciuli'iil. l'pwoitti loai;iip
at It, IS, Sire. U. W. Cliiihlp, leaild-. Cvrnliu
prcjcliins wniio at 7.M. Snlijocl, "Out nf
Kpypt Inlo C.iii.i.in." A loidial welcoiii to all,
Nuy Aiiif Jlcthoilist l.'plsiopal t'limcli llrv. I.
11, Au-tlu, ptfor. Siiiulay silioul at 2"M p. in.,
l'r.inl. Kilwjuls, cupciliiti'iiil. m, I'u'.uliins !
iii" at ;i."U p. in. All vi'ko!in.
ll.lliipliin Slu-i'i JK'lliinli.st Ki'.iirnp.il (hiilili
JtCV, .I.II1IPS IICIllllllKlT, j.l-llJl, I'llMl'lllnif !'!
Vile al Kl.iil) .1. in. Milijn t, o( H'liiloli, Tlio
(lrr.il.v-t u.llliij. Jl.ilili in lllbtoiy." (I.i-s
iiii'rtinp: at II. "0; Mnnl.iy Mliodl al L' p. in.; I.'p.
woitli )i .iiti! .it ll.W, li.uln. JIis. i:. A. I..iii,
lIVL'iifiig' piimiIiIiik s( i ii t- at T.;:0. A roidial
urk'Uliio In nil.
I'lovldrmc Jlillindit l.'pl-ion.il lliuiili Itcv.
Ci'tirKi' A. Chip, ulnr. The llrntliriliooil of
PI, Paul iiitrK inr pr.ijoi' al Ilia. in. I'uMihliiit
nt ln.uii. Suliii'it. "LcnMinK finiii tnip of Wnild's
fliral ll.ittlp-." Sund.iy M'liool at 2 p. in, llp
noith Ip.ikiip ,it li.l.'i. Topio, "Tills Cii.it Al-o."
IllnOkft TlMIIU'll. Il'.ld.'l'. Slllljl'tt tit I'VrlllllC ill
iiioii at T.."", "Tlii' I'rftlii'ilinoil of 1,'nil."
(nut stiiPt MtlliiiilUt KpiM'i'iuI llnuili (;.
(' l.)iiuii, iiiir. PiiMililii!,' in.wij (a, ii.i.-,,
I). I). licWIII, liailri: huml.iy kIwuI, ..-, (,,
tl, 1 1 ji 1.-, Mipriliiit'inli'iit; KpiMiiHi Ii'.isiip, ii..:n.
I'lratlililt; T,.m. Ii .t lilng liy pi-lur lintli inoin
iiic ainl ctiiiin. (initial IkmiiI initili Jlu,v
l.i,, . .). full aliPiiil.iiMP is ilfilicil.
I cd.ir Am-iiiic JlrllimlUI Kpi-.otip.il I linn It -
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ItltKAKS ur
WUKTCHKI)
COLDS
H Is not for us to alitrni you about
your fold: you nre wretched enough as
It s. Our province Is to supply tun
euro, and wo do so lib rnnlldetnv. Dr,
Humphreys' ".Seveuty-Seven" breaks
up a cold by ailing directly on the af.
fCcted parts; icstoriw tho cheeked ip.
culutloit, starts tho blood coiuslpg
through the veins, aivukens tbt. nunibed
organs of respiration and ingestion,
cleanses tho system, soothes the nuteu
-menibranc, and tho cold passes off
without a struggle.
, "77" Is a sniiill vial of pleasant pel.
Itits thut just tits the vest pocket.
At nil druggists 23 cents, or mailed
on receipt of price. Doctor's Hook
mulled tree!
lluniplir.u Homeopathic JJedlcliip Co., iViner
Wtllljii. and J.ilm isliwti, Nt'W Voik.
I. 1'. Holy, p.i'tnr. Meeting cl lliutlniliooil ot
St, I'.iul, 10 ii. in, Jloiiiliiff uoi.tlilp ami ie
I'fptlon of inrinlii'is, lrt.80. Sumliiy nlmol at
noon. .Iiinlor Hpwnith Icugiip, In tli.irso of ih.
V. P. Doty, supurlntrtiiloiiti at .'l.!l p. m. Kp
worth Imriio, JIIm PIiocIjp JlllllKiin, loailrr, li.HO
p. in, Ku'iiln; uoiflilp and xciuioti, T.fiO p, in.
A Mrlcoiiip to all.
Afi Iran Jlctlioillt l'picopal Cliiiuli, Howard
platp Dr. 1). S. Ilriitlcy, (iitor. PriMctilni; al
tO.ai a, m. .Sulijcit, "Atlcr IMIIi-nt WallliiK
CoiiiM n (llotloiH Upward," t'oiiiiniiiitoii will
follow. Sunday nclmnl, '.'..'lit p. In.. A. I'olti-,
Mipeilnlrtidint, (liiltljii Kiidraior pnijrr lilrPt
llitf, T 1 1. in. Picitlilmt at r.1.1 p. in. A ionli.il
welt oine to all.
Bnptiat.
IVnn Aiphtic llapllsl clmri.li Prraclilni; inone
Inif nl 10..'iil mid fvpiilna: at T.r.O by t lis" pastor,
llrv. lioluit I'. V. Picirr, I). l. Morning puy
pis in tlio lower tcmiilc nt n.t.'. II l dc.slicd
tli.it the morning icnlt-R hlioutd lie ili.n.Klcil.cd
nt ii family le-unlon of the inrinlirrs of the
iliiutli. Tin; pastor will give a brlpf H'liuon on
the theme, "lllpst lie the Tic That llllnl'," alter
whli Ii the hand of fellowship will lie attended to
new member, and tho lomnuiiiiou of tlio l.oid'tt
nipper will bo oldened. Sunday nchool al. the
I'enii Avenuu iliurtli nt i o'olod,, and at the
Aniennaii inl..lon nt .'LSU p. in. Young IVople'.s
meelliiff nt U.tti). Topic of the pveiilne; leimon,
"lliglit lug Wioiirs." Tie popular eienlnK feivirp
will he followed by an tuiigellstli! iiirrtlng in
tlie lowrr lomplc. All ale uelromc ul all the
M'lVll-PH of Hip clnuili.
1'IM H.ipthl t'liiutli, .Sniilli Main au'iiue llev.
H. 1 .Matthew", pator. The u-ual -pivIipn SjIp
batli motiiiiij; ana pveuiiiK, ll..'lii a. in. and 7..10
p. m, The land's supper will be observed at
tin1 ilo'o of Hie pwiiini; seiviip, The S.ib
liatli ptlioul nt '.'..'in ii. in., Plymouth ehiiuh;
Dr. Ileddoe, eiipeiiutpudent, ItaptNt Yoiins
People' union senile at. il.SO p. m. at luuitp
liall. Pi.iier tiicctlnir, "."0 p. in., Wedne.sil.iy.
All are tordlally invitcl to thc-p urnlce.s.
.larkiin fctreet llaptist Cliuiih-Hev. Thomas
do (iiuiliy, 1). )., pastor, JtoiuiuK prayer iiitH
iiiff nt O.W, llinther lie n Sniilli, leader, Pleach
iiK M'nlic nt ltt.ao by the pastor. Topic, "Miall
Wo Know Kath Other in lleivpu.'" Sunday silioul
at 2. Lliailc.i llolle.t, superiiitendeiir. Kveiiln.?
fprviee at 7 o'clock sharp. Piaise and Koi'.g sir
vieo followed by a shoil addipss. Topic. ".Sin
ful lull 'i'ilc?inalli." Vou aie all inUled lo
all the inept iug.s of our tlunrii.
Cboen Hldgo DnpCHL Clmicli Treat hli.g by
Hip llator nt (."0 a. in. nml 7..'iO p. in. Sub
ject in the niornliiff, The l.a.U of tlio Prophet.-."
Ill tin- eM'iiing;, "A Perlctt .Man." The I.oru's
flipper will follow the inoiiiliiic stinion, Sunday
srliool at 11,15. Jleetln; of the .Iiuiior tocicly
at .1.S0. Poll tall of Hip Senior soticly al i!.."0.
ion 1'vnnifoliial Chinch 1120 Cap'ou-p ave
nue. .No sen tec of any kind. ( losrd for re
pa il.s.
lllakcly ItaptM ( Inn til David Speiicc,-, D. 1)..
pastor. 10.IIO a. in., public woirhip v.ilh fe--llion
on "The C'liii-I ian's KiwfoM S-tuiity,"
followed by tho I.tud's suppci. ll.-l.l, Itiiile
school. T.oO oMoilc, eieniiiK eii.e wltli ser
mon on "The Desiie of All Nation--." Iheiibody
(Iconic.
'Dnnmoie Dudley Street It.iptUt tliuith W. 11.
."hauler, of Iloer, X. .1. will pip.ah on Sund.iy
lnoinin' at pi.so and at 7,:iO p. in. Ktciibody
wolconie.
Presbyterian.
ITii-t l're..biteiian ihiueli Sen lies al 10.::n a.
In. aid 7..'i0 p. in. Dr. Jlrbeoil will pie.it n
iiiurning and cionliig. Stunsjcis weboine.
Second I'resbytiilan cliuuh, .lelter-on ateiiuc
Dr. W. P. Crafts, supeiintendenl llcfoiin bii
ic.ui, Washington, 1). I'., will occupy pulpit
inorniiiLr and cvcninn; nioiiiine; theme, "l.h
Imr and Dyiuir Nation-."; eieniiis Ihemc. "Jlc
Kinley's (lieatcst llcconuiienilalion." All aie
welionic.
fiieen JtidKC Pie-byleiian Clmrili lice. I. .1.
Lansing, pastor; Itec. 1.. !.. roster. as.-i-liint.
lll.oO a, m.. ?eiiic and seimon by Hip ji.i-.tor.
Subieit, ".Men and Women in Chuitli." 12 in.,
Ilible bdiool; i'."0 p. in., Christian Kndc.ioi ; V.KO
p. 'in., servitp with spinion by tho pitor. I-'iist
in a series on "Tlie I'oundation of Life." All aie
tordially invited.
Wa.-hhunt i-tieet Pre-b.vterian oliiiu-Ii -Itev.,
John P. Jlollat, D. I)., pasloi. Services at lO.WI
a. in. and 7.K0 p. m. ; Ilible school at 12 in.; ('.
I), .funiois at l!.:0 p. in.; I. K. Young People al
ll.SO p. in.; piJ.ipr ineetinit, Wednc-day, 7.KH p.
in. The pastor will preach morning ami cvonjng.
in ni.',,n
I'n.vt.li.npp l'li.Oit i.-i i.iti i Imr. 1, lf.-t lit fluil.l
will occupy the pulpit at tn,SO a, ill. and 7.S0
p. in.; Sunday school al noon; Kndejuir incctiuc;
at iLuOi'doi-k. 'Ihe seats of the tliiiuh aie al
ways free.
Adams Awnup (Impel, New Yoik streol ttrv.
.taints lliiKlie.s will pic.ith moruiugr mid ettti
int.- at 10.."0 and 7,:io. Nind.iy -ehool Lilly at :i
u'cloilc, Mr. ( hiudlcr. siipeiinleiidont. fbris.
fi.iu Kmk-aior society vill niecl at 11. 1.i. Tliera
will be a meeting of tbc Jlt-ii'.- society on .Mon
day oeiiin(r at 7.13. Subjet t for di-balc, "All
an by; its' C'au-e and Cine." All welcome to
these inct'tliii'-..
Capou-e C'hap-1 (I'le-b.tti-ilanl -1'ie.u bluer at
10.."il nnd 7.oO liv the pa,tor, Upv. I.. It. l'o.-t"r.
Sunday fchoo! at ;t p.m.; Junior llndcavor, 1
p. in.; Senior I'uilc.iwir, fi.;!0 p. m.; player
liieeliiifr, 7.M Thuisday rc iitng. Welconie to
all.
Episcopal.
Saint Luke's IMilsli-ltcv. Itojjeis t-r.ii.-I, D.
D., itttoi; Itev. i:. .1. Haiiahloii, senloi curate,
l'lslitreiith .Siiiniay after Trinity.
St. Luke's ('hiiitli--7,!iO n, tn,, holy t'oiiiiiiiin
ion; li.l.'i a, in., InoiniiiB pra.wi; IU,::o a, m.,
council and holt- (oinmuulon; 7,:I0 p. in,, olen
itis piaye,' end sermon; (Ma a. in,, Sunday sthool
and Ilible classes.
M. JlaiK's DiiuinoiPS a. m., boly touunuulon;
Ifl.uO a. in., inninli.tr pia.ver and sennon; 7..M)
p. in., cieidiu; pia.icr and fcimon; a p. in.,
Sunday sthool and Ilible cl.i-.ses.
Last Pud .Mission, Pireiott incline!! p. in,,
.Sunday scbnol and Ilible classes.
South Side JHssion, I'd,- street S.SO p. in.,
Sunday sibocl and Ilible tl,K,es.
St. Ccoikp's, nl.tphaut .',! p. in., Sundjy
school and Ilible cla.es; i.80 p. m., eienlnt;
prajir and sernu'i.
bi, Daild'H cliiiu-li, Itev. Ik .1. Jlvlleuiy, pj..
toi- CVlclii jtfou oi Holy Ian huiil, 7.;:u and
lti.RU a, r.i.; 1'iriiintf soiik, 7, SO p. in.; Sunday
-tliool, U o'tlotl..
( hiilili of Hip (,'oihI Sheplienl, (Oilier Jlonsry
.itcuiio .Hid Cireen Itiiluc shift -llev. I'i.iikIs I!.
Kali inin, ici lor. i;ihtci'iitli Sunday alier Tilio
it.i. Morning pia.ier .mil holy toinumnloti, li.::u
u, in.; Sunday ftboal and uiloi's clasj, 'j.;,n p.
in.; milim; piajer, 7.;n) p. in.
am"
Reformed Episcopal, .
Cuce llcfornied i:picopal (linicli, W.ioniln?
.iwiiup, beliiecn .Mulbeiiy slieet, ltc. lieori
i., .iiiitii, pasiui rinjer auu pia.u-r st-iine,
!i.:;0 a, in.; Dinie noiship, 1 0. :jo ,. ni. ami
7,-'li) p. in. t'oininiiiilvii at tlio inoiiilns neivlie;
subject, "Pliri.lian Love," I lor. Milt .
l'lrning, spedal eianejelistic seniti'i, "The
New Until," .loliu ilii 7. Sababtli iiool II in,
VomiK Piopli sotlely of ClirUtlin Kwleavor,
H,;;i) p. in. I.ifson mnly, Wedne.iliy al 7.S0 p,
m. I'liyir nici-liiie; il S. sati lice. All ,n
iflioiiii-.
Evangelical Lutheran,
Kv.iiijollejl l.iiilieian Dlglitceutli Nimljy after
Trlnltv. tie, pel, Al.it I . .wli: ai-ln; episile, I
(pi. i: I-ii.
l. Nl-ill.'., ahbuiii and l'uinleeiilli atrfctj,
lte. A. L. Itainel. Pli.D., pator Seuict,
lo.Mi a. m. and "t'M p. m.; I.uihcr loasue, ti.;:i)
p. in.: M. inlay thool, 13 m. Mm nlng uliett,
"The ' (jieii liiniiiundiiiii"; euniiii; nibjitt,
'The Tree Vine."
Holy Iiii.it , AUjiiis aicnue and Jliilbiriy
stiecl Iter. t'. ti. Splekn, punlor Seriiic,
IU...U a. m. and 7.!!U p. in.; biitlier lejeiuc, (l.tjU
p. in.; Sunday sthool, i m.
St. Paul', hlioit JHiine, llev. V. (J. L,
LaiiPr, pistoi Senlce, lO.uO a. in, ami 7.vO
p. in.; Sunday school, .::() p. in.
V.Um'i, .Mlillai jvonue Jeivltes, 10.!!0 a. in,;
Suudy sihool, '' p, m.
Lliilvt ihuuli, CciUr aiiiiue ami IIIkIi street,
Itev, .laino Wllke, pjtoi--Sorviics, 10.80 a. m.
and .'M p. in. ; Sunday ithool, D a. III
Sunday School
Lesson
for
October 6.
ISTItOl'UCTIO.V.-l'nr llic Kunrndw WffU c
tlull r-tmly liicliliiitn In (be life nf .losepli, Hie
tleienlli on of Jacob, tbu last of Ids lioueliold
born In ltiir.111. Ills mother was lbielitl, llic ice
oiul but inot bcloied wife, who dlul while lltn
Jainlii, Ids brnlher, wni an Infjiit. Wllboul ipies.
Hon ,Io.sep!i wa.s one of the purist and tnot
beautiful chaiaclrit In the Old lct.inient, ami
Hip spacn glteli tu him e.vtecds that allowed to
any other prior to Mosc. Although he pimed
throuejli sole tilats ntul Mltalncil a ionple.uo;is
plain in hit family nml in KV.ipt he ronilueled
lilmstlf with utiifoim pioprlely. In disposition,
fpreeli nnd lomhiLl ho was tic-c fiom fault. No
lihiiiMi can be found In hliu as we look back
oicr the (ftituiles. It U not uiipiblnir, tlicic
toif, that hh father lfRiiiili-d liim-nlih peculiar
nllcttlon, cm.ii aboie that bestottcd upon nny
of hU ollitr rou. and that In niloiis wa.u he
Kavp epiesloii to bis alVeillon, Indeed, Jofrpli
wn Jacob's peculiar tlci-mc, the dealest Idol
of his heait, the iliief nuue of lilt comfort.
(UM.MI.-SIONTI). (Vci;ps li to 1 l.)-,t.iioli tf
sided lu tlm iap of Hebron, some twenty miles
south of Jerusalem, on lauds that had belonKed
to Isaac, lib father. The paslnracip of that
region was not stilliclrnl to supporL the mitiipt
ons henls mil lloek, which weio iiccoidlngly
dilteii noilhward to the lalley wlieie Abialiam
halted on (list cnlcilnir tho laud, (.(Jencsls, M,
ti.) 'J hat iceiioii lias ever he famous for its
lieauly ami feitlllty, the Ideal spot for slirphoulf.
Hip ten i-otis of Jacob Itcubcii, t-iineon, I.evl,
Juilali, Dan, Naphlall, Ca.l, Avhlir, l-.ichar mid
Xebiiluii-tlie childieu of belli, Illlli.lli land Zil
pah (l.'cne.s, .), all piunn to manhood, were
sent In iliiigc of the stock, which they led from
from place lo place In Hip lalley. Months may
have pii'sed sinro tin tr tlcpartiue. whrn Jaeoli
becaino anxious to know of Iholr wrlf.ue, nn in
lleatioii that he bad some tuisgii lug, not with
out lea-on, conceiiilni iheir bcliat lor. He then-.
Imp callid his beloved Joseph, Ihe only son with
him, nml coiutiii"duncd him to no ami lcatu the
situation, a mall; nf his cnntldrncc, unit Joseph
tfladly mulct look the senile.
SI'Altllir.ll. (Ver-e.s f, to 17 )- Hip nlley
of Slieeheni was twteiniip, in form a tilancsle with
its base tuw.nd the part ami iu ape towaid
the Jfpditcir.ir.pnn. It was dliided into lluec
pails by siius of hills nnd sometimes fiequcnted
by mniaudim; paities. Heme, Jacob's sons shift
ed their po-.itiou,iioiu tiiuo to limp for belter
pastuip or greater security, and Joseph needed
to search a. little to find them. Hut he did nut
lellnmiksh his elYoils to meet bis fatlier'tf in
strudloiis. line day he and his seivants weic
Wii'iilcrinir nboul in the Held, somewhat ion
fu-i-d as to Hie ptoper toinp to bp taken. Iiarinp;
no tine from any one to illicit his path, for
tnnalely a man found him who pioved to be a
fiiendly Kiilde, for he bail met the sons and
lieaid them speak of their puipoe to remote to
llolhau. This will be lpnumbeictl as (he home
of Pliha in alter je.us (If KIiir, , Pi), situ
ated in llio southern p. ill of the plain, peihaps
twenly miles from S.nn.ii i.i. Tliitlier .lo-epii
tinned his feet and found his hietliren cue.iinped
near n well, their Hoiks 'plead over llio lounliy.
.............
St. Peler's, Pir.-eoit .iipiiup, Hcv. John Han
dolpli, pa-tor sen icej, 10.S0 a. in.; Sunday
school, 2 'j. m.
Kin.imif.-1 (iciiiiaii'Polish l.tither-m cliuuh,
rtce.-e ttrppt. Hoy. IViiliiiaml Sattcliueicr. pa.s.
toi Picacbinq- in rteiman lanig.igc, 10 a. in.;
Mtnday school, - p. ni.
(fine.) Kvangelical Liilheian ihuich ((icncinl
.Miiod), eoinee of Jlulbi-riy -licet and Madison
aunue, llev. Lullier Ho.--, Maiing, pa-lor U.SO
a. m,, Sunday school; 1O."0 a. in., Iliilno wor--hliu
siibjpit of sciinoii, "The l)i.-ciples' (jiMiid
Jlaich to Jpu'ealpm'; 7..':o p. in., Diiiue wor
ship: subject of serinui, "The Holy Star at the
IVislan Com I." Itev. Jacob Yuty. D. I)., of
Selinsgrov.', Pa., will pi".iib both morning and
rveniiu.'. 'Ihe comer stone of the new build
ing llii- congregation is electing on Hip cor
ner of Jlnlhrriy slieet nnd Pie-tolt aieiuie.
will bp laid, with appiopiialc cpi-pinonie-, at
;; o'elock. see piogranmip in auollicr roliuiiii.
Miscellaneous.
l'il-t Piimiliic JlPlliodi-t ( hiilili (iiecii llidsc
Jlt-v. (i. Lees, pastor, lte-gular sen Ices al Ki.tlO
a. ill, and 7 p. in. Subject--, "The Inletmediate
State," "I'linciple-s al Stake." I.ieuli nam II,
S. (iiiilin camp. No. S, -Sons of Volcian, wil, at
tend the evening sei vices in a body. A welcome
to all.
('.deny ltcfuiincil ('liuuli -Jlt.nrop aicniip and
fiibson tticet. llev. .Mai Urn I.- l'lior, pastor.
Seniic.J, lO.liO a. lu. nud 7.:t0 p. in. Sunday
echool, 11.80. (hiistian Lndeaior, 7 p. in. Jlnin
ing subieit, "The (!ri'atp-t I'ucstloii of the Agf."
Eitning, "The Ilight Viewpoint,"
K1NGSLEY.
Special to the Siianton Tiibunc,
KilifTSlcy. Oct. 4. Jlrs. II. W. Jcl'fera
nnd (latiBhtof returned Tuesday to
riuinsboro, X. J.
Hllonia and l.izzic l-'stiibriidk wore
in Montrose on business-. Tlutrsdaj .
.1. It. Ooss Is litis week enterlnlninK
his parents from AVcsi Colcsvlllc, X. Y.
Mrs. Mnry Farley Is visiting vclativi'S
In New York.
Mr. nnd Mis. S. Ucynolds. of I'ac
toryvlllc, were leccnt guests of rela
tives bore.
Mrs, Clrlswold and dauprliter, of Klk
Lake, were Biiests tit P. M. AVIIniaith's
over Sundny.
m
THE TRIBUNE'S PATTERNS
CLOTH VISITING GOWN.
rig-, 532,
This elegant unwii of light niunvo la
dins' clntli lias u novel stylo of skirt
wlilt nntelieil tnliller and plaited buek
uml the Kntccfully rounded Jac;et bus
a yol;u from of embroidered blue satin.
Cul t-!lt buttons add tlte IIiiIhIiIuk
toticli. Ten ytifils of cloth will be re
nulled. I'atterns supplied in I sizes:
!H, :iti, as ami -pi Indies, bust measure.
Skirt patterns In I sizes: at, .', L'S and
SO Inches, waist measure. Any num
ber between these sixes l take the
next laiKest blue,
Send 10 cents to "Kuslilon Depart
ment, Tribune, Scianlou, l'aM stuthiK
sl and number of waist op skrt pat
tern desired, nnd it will be forwarded
to your address postpaid. For patterns
of the full costume, Including both
waist and skirl, M cents must he en-cloied.
Joseph Sold Into Egypt.
Gen. xxxvii: 12-36.
( ONM'IUIII). (Vei-jes 1S to s-!.i ,Toip1i li.nl
pievloudy .-niaketieil Ihe Jealousy of Ids brethlcn,
paitly as the fathet's faioillc, bul ihleily by n
iics In whlih he was trprrsrntcd as mpeilor
In lli rlillii! family. (tleiiel, .xixtll, SO.)
When they sJw him npproaeliliiir tliey luunedlalfl.
l.v began lo delist- mischief tomeiiilnir litin. The
Bipaler tiutnher weic lumdftonlv liicillicd, 'Ihey
would 1,111 him oiililglit ami i.il Hip body lulu
u pit, and ftciwati! leneenl to their father
Hint he hid lireii slain by a wild heasl, thereby
shli'ldlnc lhein-ehe., llul coume seei'mil to be
the mot elfeiliie for dlpolii of bis pieteli
sion, This proposal plilblts tlie brutality of the.
lurii niitt shows how duel nnd uiueasoiilliir Is
Jealousy, (Pioierbs, swll, 4.) One lic.nl (.toad
betueeii Joseph and n (Intent ileillh. Iteubeli, his
balf-biotber, bclnir the Hut bom nnd Iheiefoic
In a sense the ntler of tlie whole company, in
leipoed, C'oiicrallinr bis purposp to dellier Jo
seph nlnt sac bis life be pleaded that It was
unhecoinlmf in tlicm to slied his blood; that tho
end deilied could be reached as well by casting;
him into a pit nlHe where ho tumt smety die.
PSpLAVI:!). (Vcfes S.1.2S.) llwibfii't nib Ice
was accepted. An empty pit lecelied the jouiiit
liiiiu, who was Hist stripped nf the many colored
coat which bis fatbrr bad made for Mm, (.(Scne
sis, x x 1 1 1 , :t.) The beautiful guimcnt, mail; of
distinction nnd pioof of paternal lop, was re
tallied lo bp li'ed III ileccllllnc the InMnir father.
I'o tndlculu the ih-plh of infamy Into whleli the
brother had fallen they sat down to eat aflcr
they Lad shamefully Impiisoned the innocent
.loiith. (Ainoi. ii, (k) I'tlerly licirtlc-s, they
wcip unmoved by the pleadlims of lunorctico or
legaid for the ties of nature. An nncspcclcd
tuin In attain tlien ocuined throush the older
ilig of that Pioiidenep that woiks out Its bt-ncft-cenl
designs etpn against Hip cill devices of
liien, (I'phcsians, I, 11.) A eaiavan of mer
chantmen, beating -plies lo L'gypt, lame that
way, and Judah, tho fouitb of Jacob's son,
though he had no pity, saw oppoitnnlly for gain.
"What profit is it," lie Itiiruired, "lo take life!"
So the unfoi lunate Joseph was dunn up, sold for
twenty pl"ce.s of sllvei, tbu niul pi lie of a
slate, and hut lie away.
I.AMKNTIIU. (Veises U'l and HO.) It mjuearB
that whin this b.nle. ociuricd Iteuben was ab
sent, lie who bad sued the life bud -gone on
some ennnil, n'-iiiiiint,' thai all was well, and
that later in the day he might accomplish his
piupov; lo return Jox-pli lo Ids father. He had
not Mifllelcntly rousldcred Hut men of evil
thoughts, turned iiI(1p for n limp fiom one
wlckcdiicv, nre likely to deiisp another, Joseph
was not safe for r. moment while in Hip power
of mm del pi. Hut ltcnben ictmned after the
brolhcis had gene forth to their u-ual tasks. Jo
seph was not to be found. Haslcntiifr lo the
nlliers tho nun in bis giief lent his gaunent
(Job, I, JO), alter the fashion of oriculalists and
exclaimed in e'eep dMics-, "The child is not."
(Jeremiah, .xxi, 15.) Hi.- soirow did not icsiilt
meiely fiom the fact that a life bad been lost,
but fiom ihe additional fact. Hut he was ic
sponsible, that he would be obliged to gic ae
remit. His obligation to protect was iiiiienscd
by I he consideration that. Jo-rpli had been lov
ingly mil on ii benevolent eirand. "Whither
cli.ill I go; lie imiuiied.
............
! HER POINT OF VIEW
SOMKHOUV invited me to write my
views of anarchy and anarchists
this week. Of course somebody
meant it as a joke, that my views on
this subject should be interestinp; to
any one, must be n joke. "Why not?
In the first place I haven't any views,
and then, loo, everything- worth while
has been said about the matter. A
great deal that has been said amounts
to talk and that is all. We Americans
are a volatile people. AVe were most
intensely angry witli the anarchists
ten days ago and breathed out tlneat
cnings against them and wrote vol
uminous resolutions about what ought
to be done witli the whole class. Now
we haven't even courage enough to
hold an indignation meeting with a
view to making this street car strike
settle itself. We are really tiresome in
our protestations of bravery" and jus
tice, but somehow we do get pathetic
ally meek when there is a clinnco to
do something besides talk or compose
decorative resolutions.
A mere woman, I am not supposed to
say anything original on such a vast
topic, but from a woman's point of
view It seems to mo that In the main
being an anarchist or not being an an
archist is just tlie difference between
sofa pillows or frills and bad whiskey.
Tiecnuse T choose to spend my earn
ings on the sofa-pillows and tho frills
or In trying to help the nearest sad
one, Instead of drinking bad whiskey
and smoking worse cigars, I am the
Incentive to anarchy among those who
prefer the bad whiskey. It Irritates
them to see me taking a brief needed
rest among my sofa, pillows and
adorned with my frills. They do not
believe In a social economy which has
In It sofa pillows nnd frills. It should
be dirt, and loud talking and bad air.
There Is a great deal in tho atmosphere
to influence mental development. I be
lieve If the worst typo of anarchists
could be Induced to batho dally and
get used to themselves In good clothes
and take systematic exercise In the
open air tliey would sturt on a new
tack and probably become .useful citl
s:ens. Then they know Utile about the gos
pel of work heliur for the worker tlie
Joy of It. the benefit nnd the gain. The
Simon pure anarchist does not believe
In work at all. Although they do say
that out In Patcrson some of tho quiet
est and therefore the most danserous
nmtrchistH are the Italians who earn
high wages three or four times as
much as they could earn In Italy, As
skilled operatives in tho mills, the are
said to wear line clothes and to conduct
themselves In general like young
Americans of easy circumstance, They
do llttlo ranting but assiduously read
Tom Paine, Voltulre and hysterical
French literature. Yet It is not from
Hint class that the assassins come and
I vent tiro to believe that theso men
who nre saving money and gradually
becoming capitalists will have a oliungo
of heart before many yenrs. Tlio best
rcilpo for making a peuccable citizen
out of an anarchist Is cither to shoot
him or persuade hliu to put his earn
ings In tlio bank. As soon as he begins
to draw dividends the lion of his an
archy will begin to roar mildly and he
Will take, to having Ids hair cut and
wearing a civilized tie.
There aro other anarchists of a ills,
contented and srumbllng but harmless
enough type. Here Is a recpn for
browing them. Ttiltu otto well ineuulng
young man, with or without brains;
stew him continuously every day in
the New York .lournal nnd niter six
months you will have an Incipient an
archist with a mental snuiul that will
he entirely unable to rend any other
paper or see any color but yellow with
tho Journal news of everything from
tho Schley case down to an arrest of
a drunk in Podunk. I defy anybody
In i-ii-,rl ihr, .Inlli-mil ill 1 1, n. V.m-IIi A i,,n-
..- -.- ...w ',,,., u. ,,.v ,,u.,, r,,ivi- I
lean for a half year and nfterwnrrt bo I
uble to recognize truth or Justice or
BY
J. E. Gilbert, D.D
Secretary of Amcrliin
Society of Religious
Education.
l)i:t'l'.l'l:i).-(Verses nt to n:l,). great lilme
lud been (ommltlpil by nine men who needed
now In eomiul lliclr deed. They theiefoip felt
back upon their original plan (vei.-c in), if may
Into PiuliMMiied to tout luce Iteubtu that a beast
hid dcMiiueil Joseph. Al least they li'oped (o
relievo his embairasMiient ami may luie enllited
lilin Hiully In their diabolical plot. It was the
best pietext under Hip iliiiimtniice.. Jncpli's
io.it was spilnkled Willi blood nml sent tn Ids
father, with the an fnl lie Hut It hud been found
mid thai llie.v were not iciUlu of II, Thereby
Ihey closed tip all the Intel vcnlnir lilstoiy, and,
as Ihey Mipposrd, drew a ell oier their ot 11 do
liitf. Wlul (chemes of Inlschlef, what deeds of
blood, what (l.ilk unit dollih loueluct, bate been
hidden by a specious He. The deception was
siieiptsflil, Jainb, as he beheld the gatiuenl, lee
ognlred It, atieptctl the explanation and bellcted
timt Jotcih had been dcitrotcd. So far the end
sought was gained. Tlie jomig man was out of
the way. 'Ihe Jealous Mothers weie tatlfled.
Tlie father attatiied no blame lo any one.
JlorUXLD.-O'crses !U lo .10.-) One result of
their wicked deed had not hem consldeied by the
sons the effect upon their father. They ought
to have, known how gicat would be his distress,
nnd that should base dctcired them. Now they
saw the whole family nt Hebron plunged into Hie
deepest grief. Hindering his clothes, putting
sackcloth upon bis loins Jacob sit down and
mourned day after day. All his household, sons
nnd daughter, vainly sought lo comfoit him. lly
words ami nils they expressed iinp.illiy and en
tloavoicd lo bip.ik the power of Ids intense nor
low. They who had iau.-cd It witnessed to their
inline what they could not icllcic. He rcfued
all ell'orts to restoie Joy to his heart. In deepest
agony ho dedaiod, "I will go down Into the gnive
unto my fun mourning." He expected to llnd
no further lointktt in tills life, but lo spend Ids
dcollhliur vein lamenting lil lo.-s. Death alone
would end hi.s souow. All Ibis time Joseph was
living, a 'lave lu l'gypt. luilnu been puubased
by Potlpli.ir, the captain of Hip king's enaid.
jiniuiipil as dead, lie Hied In bondage in a for
eign mutt,
ItlTU'.lTIOS'!. 1. Sec how the good suffir.
Their cm client c exposes them to the eiimlly of
otlus. I'lequently the sniesl tiials overtake us
beiause we hale won the good will of otlieis.
Let. none evpeit to escape the attacks of Jeal-oii-v.
-. See how one man may turn aside the
purpose of seieial who nre planning mischief
Iteuben first pieventcd killing and Judah alter
waid ilclheie.l fiom ele.itb In the pit. .'!. See
how wick"dne-s advances fiom one degree to
another. Knvy, lnmiier, fal.-ebood follow in a
naliii.il older, .niaikliig the piogie-s of sin. 4.
See how the evil done by some brings pain to
others. Tlie sons in the Held ciihIi Ihe nacl
father nt llebion and leave him dcolate. Their
deeds fall not so mmli nn thom-olies as on him.
5. See bow a good Ciod oieriules ill all the af
fairs of men. They who do eiil hip guilty, et
Up makes their wrath to piai'e Him. Jo-eph,
scut a slaie to l'gypt, will nuke ready for the
coming of 1-racl, for the saving of life in famine,
for the ndraiiLcincnt of Hie po-tcilly of Abra
ham towaid national cieatnc-s.
u SSSkt4
moderation wh'en be sees It, or sin
cerely to feel that be is not a bitterly
abused and misunderstood man nnd
that .1. Pierpont Morgan nnd the Re
publican administration In Pennsyl
vania are to blame for It. Honest now,
do you know one person jvho assidu
ously reads either of these newspa
pers and yet who can be induced to
peruse one of nny other class'.' There!
I thought so. Their Influence saps the
judicial mind and unfits it to form an
Impartial opinion of anything. They
are like a fussj old woman who for
ever takes the dark side from choice
and to whom every sunny day is a
"weather-breeder."
Sometimes I fall into a meditative
mood about all these great problems
which are vexing tho master myitis and
torturing tlie hearts of so many, and
1 wonder if after all It isn't better to
reach out a citilck hand to the stumb
ling little child along our path, to
speak cheerily to the weary old man on
his way home front daily toil, to smile
always on those about us; to have a
swift ear of sympathy for the sor
rowing, to answer softly the angry
one, and to do our work as well as we
can than to go raging up and down
theearth because It Is growing so proud
and cold, or to sit at home idly and
grumble because the world Is out of
joint. I have always been so glad that
no voice seemed to call me out of the
shadows to go forth as a reformer to
set this old world right. It must be a
terlble thing for one person or one set
of persons to feel that upon nobody
else rests any respnnslbllty in the
matter,
Tt Is a pleasure nowadays to meet a
young ma'n jvho has to work for a liv
ing and yet who hasn't a grievance
against about everything, and whose
creed doesn't rend "Whatever is, Is
wrong." A young man like this de
clared the other day, "There was never
such n chance for n fellow us now.
Why everything can be Improved. We
haven't a single Invention or discovery
In science or mechanics that can't be
developed further. This Is the age of
improvement. I've Just as good a
chance, to make a strike on some of
these things as the next chap. I don't
believe In mooning around the saloon
or anywhere else, kicking because my
father can't leave me a fortuiie or set
inc up with a steam yacht a mi a pack
of fox-hounds or because Chillies
Schwab Is getlng a million a year, No
slice! I'm going to use my thinker
and do something for myself. There
isn't any lime to waste. Why any
minute I may work myself out of ob
scurity nnd Into distinction, It makes
me tired to hear the fellotvs talk about
no chances for a young ninn In this
age. "Why! .lust look at the things he
can do In splto of the trusts."
Now I hope to live long enough to
tell something this particular young
man has done In the world.
Saucy Hess,
TUNKHANNOCK,
Epecltl to Hit Scrinton Trlbuni.
Tunl'hannock. Oct. I. .li.ss flertrude
l'teslgtie, of N'uw York, Is Ihe guest of
Br, nnd Mis. A. H. Woodward, on See
omi street
Mrs. A, 11, Simler, Mrs. Hannah Cor
nell, Misses Sophronla nud (iertrude
l.uckeuhlll nnd Macy l.uckeublll at
tended the Stisriuehaniia county fall
al Montrose on Wednesday.
Dr. U. V. Avery Is ntteiullng ihe Dal
las fair this week.
Mrs, Fred I, Hewitt and children uie
visiting her parents, Mr. nud Mrs. Wil
liam II. Kiefer, on Putnam street.
The .Sunday evening hour for church
services will be one-half hour earlier
during the winter, beginlng m-xt Sab
bath at 7 o'clock.
Miss Idlllan i.ee, nf Columbus, Wis,
who has been the stiiest of her cousin,
Mrs, i.ouls F. camp, on Bridge street,
returned homo on Thursduy.
Miss Hlunchc Freemun, u trulued
nurse, who has been visiting Mrs. Vet
net lo Space, left yesterday for Scran
ton and from thence to Philadelphia.
Ueorce Allemau, conductor on the
Montrose branch of the I.ehish Val
ley, Is at the Buffalo exposition and
I You J$M
don't f?W
I noed rfl
I ice jTTl J
When vou
use Dr.
Hand's
l'hosnliatcd
Condensed Milk you don't need
ice to keep it sweet, and you
can always feel sure of its
purity. Delivered milk it frc
miently kept from souritiK ''3'
tltc use of chemicals datiKciotts
to health. b
DR. HAND'S
PhoiphiUd
Condensed
Milk
Is always sweet
no matter liow hot It coin. It U
rltiiPHt. in butter fat nnd bun nuded
n 1 tliu phospliutCH nnd liypophos
pliltos contulnod In whom. It htm
tlio flavor of c renin, thnsimtnliilni;
power of a wheut dlit. llookletfree!
THE OR. HAND CONDENSED MILK CO.
Seranlon, Pa,
will visit relatives at Erie, I'a., before
returning.
C. M. Klslipaiigb and son. Stuart, of
Hnrrisburg, were culling on friends in
town on Thursday.
FOREST CITY.
Special to tlif Sinnlon Tribune.
Forest City, Oct. 4. The Epworth
league held a very pleasant reception
n't the Methodist parsonage tonight.
On Tuesday night the members of the
league will form a reading circle. They
will meet at the twine of Mrs. J. M.
Brown.
The board of trade held a meeting
last night and received ,i communica
tion from nn eastern manufacturing
company seeking a site. Tlie concern
employs a lanre lorco of men, nud
would lie a sroat benefit to the town
If It could be obtained. The board will
correspond with the parlies.
Surveyors were laying out lines
mound the Erie depot yesterday, and
It is reported that a new structure Is
probable. This will be good news to
the people of Forest city. The present
structure is old, dilapidated looking
and lnadeeiuale to the demands made
upon il. Owing to the poor facilities
for handling freight, goods are often
damaged, despite the best of care on
the part of the local freight house mm.
With the coming of a new structure it
Is also more than probable thut ar
ran.ements will be made lo keep the
depot open for the late train. Passen
gers for Hint train now are compelled
to stand out in tlir. cold or rain, with
no idea as to whether the train is on
time or several hours late. Speed the
day of the new order of things.
HAVVLEY.
Ppei lal In tlie S. Milton Tiibune.
Hawley, Oct. i. Last WedneMlny
evening Waiigtnn lodge, Xo. -MS, Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, was
fifty years old, and the members, with
their families, proceeded to celebrate
the occasion in an appropriate manner.
One pleasing feature of the occasion
was the presence in tlie chair of Mr.
M. Plum, tlie only surviving charter
member and first noble grand of AVan
gtnii lodge. A fine programme was ren
dered, consisting of vocal and instru
mental music, reading of the history of
the lodge, nnd speeches. Those pres
ent from out of town were Mr. J. Tif
fany, of Pleasant Mount: Mr. C. H.
Wilmartli, of Aldenvllle, and Mr. and
Mrs. Vareoo, of Honesdulc. After the
entertainment an elegant repast was
served lu the dining hall. After all
had done justice tn this, KUnkoff's
orchestra supplied music for dancing,
which was Indulged lu till a late hour.
Thomas T. Ttttlle, a student at AVyo
mlng seminary, has been compelled to
give up his studies, on account of his
eyes. He will resume them next fall.
Carl Oberle was u visitor in White
Mills on Monday.
Fred Swingle Is on the sick list this
week.
John D. Crane has entered the Al
bany .Medical school.
NEW MILFOPD
Sppel.il t the S lanton Tribune,
New Mllford, Oct, -I. The W. I. C.
society met at the home of llev. ,1. U,
Maliery on Thursday afternoon.
Mis. John Gillespie, of the township,
died at her home on Monday after
noon, The funeral services were con
ducted from tlio house on Thursday at
1 o'clock by Itev, 11. N. Ives.
Mrs. Charles Tucker Is contlned lo
her home by illness,
Mrs. D. Van Itusklrk, Miss Louise
Pratt, Miss Xiih McConnell, Miss Min
nie Bradley, Miss .May Bradley, Mrs.
Tucker nnd George McConnell are at
tending the P.iu-Ainciienu this week.
Mrs. A. C. Blsley visited her sister,
in Blngliamton, this week.
Harry Simmons, of Great Bend, was
a caller in town tlie forepart of the
week.
A, ,1. Cosgrlff, of this place, and Mies
Kiitherlue Holmes, of Hiuuhiiuitnii,
were married in Blughamton, Wednes
day, October ;'.
Mr. M, Fernune and Miss Elizabeth
Ktilie, both of this place, were married
111 St, Lawieucc church, nt Great Bend,
Wednesday, by Father Faixuii.
Dr. and Mrs. Marlatu Snyder, of
Serantou, wern recent vlsltois In town.
.1, C. McConnell Is seriously III at his
home on Main street.
Prof. H. A. Benson and v. if,., M.iS
Muud Trumbull, Mlfs Leitlc Wood
house, .1, V. Axtell, Willie Tucker and
Mr, Watson attended the Western
Brunch Christian Endeavor convention
ul West Lenox, Friday evening and
Sniurthi.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
f-pccl.il to the Scmnton Tribune.
Towanda. Oct. a. Again for another
season, the twentieth century success,
"Old SI Stebblns," with the well known
actor, Dan Darlelgh, and thirty people,
will hold the boards at Hale's opera
house on Saturduy evening, October 0
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EDUCATIONAL.
VlJWsw
Free
Tuition
By n. recent act of tho legisla
ture, free tuition Is now granted
at tho
Literary Institute
and
State Normal School
Bloonisburg, Pa.
to all those preparing to teach.
Tills school mtilntulns courses
of study for teachers, for thoso
preparing for college, and tor
those studying music.
It will piy lo write fur parttcultra.
Nn otlicr school offcia tucli tunorlor ad
vantages at such low ratci. Address
J. P. Welsb, A. M.f Ph. D., Prin.
International Correspondence School
of Scrnnton, Pn. (Incorporated)
1,000 Free Scholarships. For par
ticulars, address P. 0. Box 10
Scrnnton, Pn.
BINGMTON TRAINING SCHOOL
For Xrrvoin, Paclcwaid anil Deaf Mute Chll
ilrrn. I'liwlcal Training, Manual Training, Artie
illation, MihIi-. lira v. Ins, Kindcrgattcn. Opn
icar around. Circular.
S. A. Doo little,
b2 1'aivleiv Avenue, Dingliamton, N. Y.
r.HFVrNUT HILL ACADEMY
Vissahickon Heights, Chestnut Hill, Pa?
A boarding school for boys in the elevated
and beautiful open country north of rhila
iletpliia, 30 minutes from Broad St. Station.
Por catalogues address
JAMES L. PATTERSON, Htad-Mailer.
SCRANTON CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS,
SCRANTON, PA.
T. .T. Foster, President. KImer II. Lawall, Treas.
B. J. Foster, Stanley l Allen,
Vice President. Secretary.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place,
NEW YORK.
Aineileaii Plan, if.1.30 Ter Day and Upwaiili.
Kuiopean Plan, $1.00 Per Day and Upwards.
Special Halts to Families.
T. THOMPSON, Prop.
I HOTEL I
JEFFERSON
NEW YORK
I03.iot.ioo Kant isih street.
TliB.lKKKERSO.Vls n tiiorouchly tirst-clm
lamily nnd transient hntrl, Dtferingatamlnt
mum cost amaximuni of luiury and comfort,
tin 1 Ot Ii Street, just- east of Union Square,
it is within a few minutes of tho IiAdina
suoiis, theatres nnd clubs.
European Plan, SI. 00 up.
American Plan, $2.50 up.
Suites with Private Bath, $2.00 up.
For speeial rates. guides or informatlonir rite
JQH.V K. CIIATI'im.P, Proprietor
4-
f
For Hiisiuess Men
In the heart ot the wholcsila
district.
For Shoppers
a minutes walk to Wanomakrj
S minutes to Slcgel Cooper's Big
Store. Easy ot acceas to tho great
Cry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from B'way Cars. jl.
ing easy transportation, to all
points ot interest.
HOTEL ALBERT
irTtiir r 11 mr
Cor. 11th ST. ft UNIVEnSITT Pli
Only one Block from Broadway.
R00D1S, $1 Up. Prices Reasonable
Grand Atlantic Hotel and annex
Virginia Ar. and Death, Atlantic City, N. J.
Sixth year; tl.'O leauti(ul luonia cniulte, single:
and witli liatli; hot and cold sea-water baths
in hotel and annex. Location select and central,
within lew yaida ot the Steel Pier. Orchestra.
OIYih special sprint; rates, HZ to 15 by week:
2,&0 up ley day. Special rates to families. Couches
tnci't all train;. Write lor booklet.
CHA11LK9 E. COPB.
The liifili-clanH Hi'PcfultloH arc given I'M
Dan D.u-lciKli, (i. F. .Itu-quin, John
Wliulmi, tho Knox In-otlioro, C'lmrloH
UicUotFiin, JoriepliliU' Itoliertu and ntlt
pi'P. .V novel utroot paradQ by; Jjvrj
brasn bands will bo Blvon at neon.
.Tti(ltv FuniiliiK has M'titcneecl H. S,
Jlnper, the liorso thlof raptured In Now
Jereoy, to two yeursi In tho penitent
tlniy.
Mr. and Mi. 1'. Ci, Htookf, nf Wa
voily, lelulitatPil their fiftieth wedding
uniilvomiry last .Mopilay.
Xolsnn N, .Moody, a prominent res!-,
dent of Asylum township, dlul on Hat
unlay.
Miss rn rah Harrison, ot Setnnton
has been tt B.tiest of her cousin, .lanirs
West, a 1,i'1iIkIi Valley eiiRlncer, the
past two weeks,
Tim t'li-eat Kastorn Oil company is
preiiaiitif- to make unuther attempt to.
lind oil at 8011th Hi-anch.
I), i Doluu, Inspector of tho rural
free delivery t-ynteni Is In Towanda on
an ofufl.tl tour
A. J. Hiennan sails on Paturday for
Home. Italy, to lake n tutu years'
course in tlie study of priest hood.
FLEETVILLE;
A itniple t children playlm? with I
iiiatclit-H lu .Mr- i. W. (ii-cniio's barn
liiM week were frightened to find that
tiiiuio ehall' had. been set allre. When
help arilved the llatues had leaped to
tho root and nothing could be done to
save tln htilldlnir or contents,
Fanners In this vicinity arc pleased
to find that potatoes aro yielding: well.
Tim apple ciop. however, Is a completo
fdlluie. Mr. Muiion Clark, wlvi usu
ally limited a Kicut drul of elder, will
not oppn his cldor mill this ycur.
Mr. William Jlowe has moved Into
Mrs. M. D. I'otter'f house,
s
i.rt