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Qu5Idnbif4e Gsnoungen.
@urtu fir 8efdrOrrungen nit hrr @nf

griter &laIe : Yoitia4en (GEIsTe
Il. (. No. 2 Gents pro hinge.
3peiter &la6e (3eitungen u, 3etEa
f9rifter) / Gent fir 4 lln3en.
0ritter &lafe C8a4er, @irtulare)
l Sent fir 2 Iln3en.
@ierter &loFe CBaarcn) 1 Gent
pro un5e.
Gini&rei6ege5ii6r QOfsQuHdtag)
beiten t4eilpeiis frantirt Ieln.
S Gents.
Marteu fir Iofortige 9l6Lieferung
WuH6lu8 auf oas rsguldre PortO)
10 Gents.
IGraer GtaFesPoFIa6en - 8riefs
un0 aQs auberen geI9r!s6enen Sa9en
(Db geIGlo6en, DDer nt4D nit 4usz
HQbme BON WQnuIcripGeR nit beifol=
oenben Gorretturz8DgeH, ferner ale
6erfieQeltenS Q9en (iteEe uatsnlteRenO)
2 Gents pro un3e, nit Qusnabme BON
grie5en an poItzS%tctiDneH. mo bic
0pItIa9en ni9t au5getragsr DerOen,
l Gent pro hinge. Polts&Grten ie l
Sent.
3neiter &luTez9ofIa6en - 3eiz
tunQen, pierteIid9rli9 06er otter err
f6einenoe 3eiti9riften, peI4e ni4t
gratis pert6stlt ineroen. 9a5 augez
meme gublilum be3abLt Dafiir nit
GiIenba6nsulartsn gu Der &ate BON
lie / Sent fiir 4 lln5en ober S6eiIe Oas
Don, tpenu niGt periIedclt.
Dritter &lafe = (geOrudte, feline
glancoz8U6er) Girtulare, auDere gas
brudte SQ6en, gDrretturz8pgen InD
b~eifolgenoss M}unuicript, 8aIsntiues,
Muiit : ROtenbiGtter. 9eltDt9pss,
G6romos, Platote, &itbograpbie'n u.
ge6rutte Qn3elgen i'm 2lagemsineH,
fdmmtli3, nenn nidt b~erijegslt, l
Sent fur 2 un3en Ooer ueuiger.
8terte &lufe - Wuaren uno Mlus
fer, 9lancoz8u9er un6 PaPier, Gr5e,
ale Sa6en, tpel9e ni6t in irgsHO eis
ngr Der dnbereH &la6en eingei6lO6en
un0 ibrer Iatur nd6 ni9t gefdbrli9
ober Der6erbli9 fir ben Sn6dlt Der
anDeren Yoitid4en iInD. CSin lpez
5ieues 9sTsB ieBt Oas POrto fir Gds
inereien, 46legsr, 4ur5eln, Spr0Ba
Iinae un0 Bflan3en auf bic State DON
einem Gent fir ie 2 un3en ieIt.) SANS
boroenunnte Q(rtitel nift me9r,. aIs 4
gnlnb betragen, l Sent pro un5e OOer
8ruhtbeil.
8prto adn ulerito uHb
gGuaod.
Sielelben Gaten uH0 8abingungen,
ais in ben Ser. Staten, nit @Lsnabs
me, Dag gemii9te &aufmanRsmaaren,
pel6e Mat al5 Bona fiOe" 9an0elsz
0luiter giau0t perOen, nit Der Yatz
!etpoE DerIanst psroeu miifen. &duis
maHnii4e S4riften gu ben gsD0bH'
ti4en Staten.
8a6feUbgHaen.
8riefe unD Boftarten tperoen frsi
ben GmpfGugeru ober @6ieuDern BON
elmer Poitanltalt 5ur anoeren na9ges
i4idt, ipenn Der 8uni9 aut Dem ums
I6lag ausgeoridt lit. Y%oirien0uRgeii
Der 1noeren &l11eH perDen nur dul
8srldngen ndhGeIdnbt un0 mirD 0dnn
am &eftimmungsOrte Elm 3ulabporto
BON Ger 6Dbe oes 9ri9iaalfaBes bes
re4nst neroeR.
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Eichn1Grftr.

Chicago, SGS., 10. Aug. Die aus
fuht pom 3tnpoish bet:u9 14.5O0 Stid;
Utayti ietig be- swudeU 1928 ruO $500
uarIireHoeu Gretieu. Sdwsine /: I3ufuar
"a, 900: MART nttiu; be i erie uur~lirteu
Spihen $3.50 uu0 $500. Sdaaie: 3ufuhr
1900: gtartt ilettg; DIE Yrele rarrIuleH
imllde en- l3.25 urp $500.
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MrnRe Hphiir.
general 8redinribge bGtt 6serI8au

9eneraI 8redinribge bGtt 6eerI8au
ii6er $4,000 Mann gu G6idamauz
>ga. - Die Q~(bl06nung Der Srupz
pen.
G6tdamaugu, MilitGrz9art,
8a., 10. MuguIt. = General 8redtnz
ridge na6m auf SnobgraBz6iG ii6er
bic gefammte Sruppenma6t, bic i'm
G6idamaugu<Part i'm Eager liegt, gez
bue ab. Der 9arabemarf9 mar Elm
gldn3enbes militdrii9es S8auipiel.
MinbeIens $4,000 Mann marf9irten
an benz @ommanbeur pprbet. Die
Sruppen mari6irten in 9ibiiionen
BON ibrer1 Eager na9 SnobgraBz6iu
unb pafiirten an Dem StunDOrt bon
General 9refinribge unb Stab borz
BEL. SuuIenbe BON Gib.liIten aus Der
l1moeoenD np6nten Der 8araoe BEL. -
Die M~6QD6nung Der Sruppen, bic an
fGnqli9 gu 10 pieG DISQUALIFICATION II.
1n5ufriebenbeit auf Seiten Der Srupz
pen fibrte, 1T dQmGblig in iDItematiz
f6e 9d6nen qelentt pprben, unD Die
unregelmdBigteiten unD Gonfuiipnen
BEL Der Qbl06nung f6einen nit Der
3eit elm Ding Der 8~ergangen4ett fper~
ben gu pplen. Na9oem ale PrGliz
minarien erIebtgt Iinb, geItaltet ii4 Die
I~blO6nun9 gu einem einfa9en Oft.
Die 2eute nerben fGmmtli9 in @puz
rant be3ablt.
9us 3. 8egiment BON Sennefee,
bas l. Gegiment BON @ermont unb bas
8. &egiment BON Nepzgort, bic 3uiamz
men Die GoIbp'f4e 8rigabe biGbsn,
iiberIiebeln na8 einem QagerpIuB BEL
0alton>5orgs. Der bisberige Eager
plaB Der Brigade lieB in geiunb6eitliz
der 8e3iebung bel gu piini6en iibrig,
unb burum erfOlgte Der 8e6fel.
8rigaDegeneral ROfer liegt fieberz
trant in Chattanooga unD pirb Ielbit
i'm giinItigiten Sale ldngere 3eit pom
Eager fortbleiben miihen.
Ser @GrDcr Der Tamilie Rrwtun.
Eatr Sdben, %. : g., 10. Qug.
= G6urles Grape, Elm Sramp, Der
bier fpegtn 91gdbOnodgs auf feds
Mpnate binter Die i6peOii9en @drz
oinen geT9idt puroe, entipri9t in Ieiz
mem Qusieben gendu benz ~iberalbin
perbreiteten Signalement oss M0rz
bers Der Sdmilie gbepton in 8rootz
fielb, MaF., 8aul Miiaer. Die Be-
BORDEN BON 8roOtfislo Iinb Oabon in
&snFtnis seiest pOroen.
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SeiarOernnB pnn PnItiabraa

SGn9e Der erIOroerIi4en Set sur Gr'
reiAung Der peri Aie0enen Bee
1tlmmuRgsrrte,
u|ntenfebenn lit Die ungefd6re 3eit
fiir uebermittelung Der POltiO4en BON
Dem SaltimoreT Poitz8uredA na9 ben
bGup&id6li9en einbeimii 9en uuO Guss
RartIQea Stdoten Deraei9a:t
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1nltirnnrrr Wnrffhtrihte.

(gsriatst flrSe1 ~ D:utibsn 51yr;i5o1ss1t:t.J
Baltimore. ben 10. Nuguit 1898.
Die bsutlls BIlcTiuiulr b.truI I7G257 8uihgf,
Der Sltuatorsns8orratl 45l,4I5 SIitel, 3eluaot
pon bcr SleUdtorcu 9j,S74 tuihtl. y;rtaait Uur;
oeH 20,3Un Suit:l mo .. S5G44oHs.
foigsnos 6ah.u: setat oGI h~eLrlsc1. Den l%eitrl1s1
nHb oeH legtIiJrI3el SIGIJ Der l3tI5tIJtsUe II Ucyz
gletdenosru.bcribt.
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GrnDuften= Warft.

(Oie unten Ite6enben Beetle bs3iehtn
ii9 auf bus @ngros : @eI9Gft; i'm
GnbetaiI : Sanbel lift Elm QuFI8lag
bon etlpa 5e9n 9rrsent gu bsre4s
men,
Die Greiie fir na6e3u ale 6eferen
Sorten pon DIT unD Semitic pdren
itetig. = Qepfe1 puren Bel gutter
Na9frage letter i'm Pretie.-W a ! 8
ging bel gr0Beren Qnge6oten im9reiie
3uriid. = Oomons 6atten in
6plge geringerer 3%ufenOungfn unb
pergr0Berter Qa4frage einen f~eIteren
9reis. = Oa na6gepiefen 1T, DAB bic
9sGrnbte 6inter benz 9ur9z
i9nitt 3uriid6leibt, parap Die Prsiie
bafur Itetiger. = Qu6 fir 3 a :
toes beftItigten Ii4 Bel bsiIerer g&a4z
frage Die Nertb.
Die 9reiie iinO, pie fOIgt:
Qepfel. pro SAP 75c.-$2.25
8irnet, pro 9Or6 35c.-50c.
8irnen, pro SAB 75c.-$2.00
8eiBto6l, pro 100 $1.00-$2.50
3piebeln, pro 9uTfel. 65c.-75c.
&ppfIalat, pro 8ui4eItiite 40c.-50c.
&~artofFtln, pro SAB $1.00-$1.75
apfelIinen, pro 8iite $2.0O-$3.00
tomatoes, pro &orb $4,000.
tomatoes, pro 8ui4el 10000.
Sraubsn, pro grais 50c.-$1.00
pflaumen, pro Quart 23c.-3c.
@riine 8Obnen, pro 9ui4el 60c. bis
Csc.
@a9s6o6nen, pro guIdel 50c.-6Oc.
Sellerie, pro 8iinoel .15c.-20c.
OumiDns, pro 8iitt $1.00-$1.50
OumTOns. pro SAB =. $3,P0-$4.50
@urten, pro &or6 1Oc.-15c.
3uderribeR pro BiinoeI 2c.-3c.
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Geibwiir beieitiat.
~SRrcbihIa9enSer GrfpIs npn SDSia
q. 9infbann's 10esetGble
Epmbpune."

frau Gti3abeth wReeTo6, pom
Magnolia, iona, bef1reibt in na4fehen.
Dem Sriefe iPre Rettune aus eritif4er&a9e:
uDertte Srau pirfRam:-J R
babe Jhr yDeeetable COMPOUND" eenom.
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SerlaMgt TIN N~laemeluen.
SteaensG eiutls.


StelIeqefud d.
Sh DRdo6en in6t 9e6dftigHng I'M RIeFOera
mG~en uno Rnopflo6ndbtu in stncn NuOtn potI
BEL elmer Gran. &adSuiraasu in gr. 500, CIT
g~rait=Strabt. i9l5-1
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1lG pet mir 9elteho. OP Lltl v" ttA
SIdbun9en uro mar mir felbf sur Soft.
Grfiduu9sarfdle, Rer5fIOpfen mo 1enes
GefibG oes Druds mo DER S6were iebten
mir oerart gu, oa6 i4 nur Uenis auf Den
Seiuen iein fonnte.
ntIein 5ufano perf6Iimmerte f9 3us
febenOs, bis i4 Jbr FeiImittsl einnabm,
,ua6Oem i& Orei S6a9teIn pom &YOia
G. pinfRam's vDe9etabIe GOmpouno"'Qa'
ftilen eineenommen hattie, mar i4 pom
Dem Gei9piir befreit.
yllein 8eFnoen befert ii4 feitoem pom
Gag gu Gag. J9 Fam iebt i8On betrd9t-
Iide Streden 5u 5u6 9ehen unS Rer5fIoPfen
uuo SIaRuu9er ftno peri4wunoen. 1dl
Fam Jbr tlittel alien NIT Srauenleioen
bebafteten DuIoerinren nit 9utem 6eUif
fen empfehIen."
Qneef9ts Ger rief9er mafe pom SeDet'
fen fam ole mirffamfeit 0 frau PINT.
hams mIetbooen uno 1rtttteIu pORl fapm
acknowledgements on9efo4ten peroen.
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an OLz8Qltimore peroen S115O

zines isnsr blbiheH 5ptii0diqsn 9duier al Der Gts
ieite Der 2afspOoo=Npenu Griibtr 9atapscosS Ctr
bon PoltimOrssStrab unD an Der Suupt.Sabrs
ftrabe 5um u9attsrion=9artS unO baben ole neues
fen decentralization. Ser @ruuosius 1T s2.75
pro GrontsSub.
Gsrntr bubble BneifDdiee &duier nit ie6g Gins
mtrn an Sairmount : Apsnue, 260O. Rlod, Qreis
$3.50; elm bibi9er Bipsiftodiser 2absH nit @o6Ubuus
in oenIielbeu 9lpd lit Su pcrfaufeu, esraee Der qsz
eiquets 9las fir tinen 8ddr uno autsn 9roctr
baHelbe bat pier S6lai5immG.
g IN. 8. dlIagbe Suuuuternsbmsr
mobuuue 9altimprssStr. uno 4afepooo=2iosuue
euIi2OA
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gu

3u pGr~fauftu:
Cine Surm BON u25 @dsrn inter gutter Gultur,
uuosfd5r u! Ultile BON annapolis, NtO., ,ebn Wlsi=
uuten @eaes bis Sur Giienbabnz Station; 9rei5
$1,000. gBeqen ndberer GiuSslubsiteu iprsde man
Ger Ooer i6rsibs an Sol. Battles, Tr. l05, Ring
9sOros=Strube, annapolis Dtp. Gulpl8, l9lt.l
uperEaufeu:
9ieine 5drmtn orsi Nteilsn bon Baltimore ju bils
Iiqen 9reiien; :~ultipirtes 2ano uHO in eutem 3u=
fanoe; ont Curtis Street. gtlsecu. 9eoiugunqeu
Sobn g. 0eis in 9rootlpn, Mo. CulpS, IIlt)
be~rfaufeH
II - g. unS 46 adtr 6ilio; Elm n,uts Saus duf
tiEsm; tiqig, p,un Oisis 0O6s nod ~osrtauit. gu
~eriragsn b:l . q II n n, Rr. 10. ct. 9aEltraBr,
Go.'iutors. CStt20.l0
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gIa@ltGe gDe

sinaueeben uns sefnnee Sinner Ju ieussn. frutr
aHes BiHtnsgerfbe uber @ef&lechts.Sranfbeiten
iuaeneH6e 0erirnmsens SrnpOteIl. linfrufi:
Hnb +: Der MefrmnsssAnf!T", As. Auf., $50
Gritea, nit pislsn Iebrrsi&tn gbbiLounssn. es if
Der ein,is auufridfIse Ratbaeber fir Rranie umO
GSsIutoe uno uamentli% nibr lu entbebrrn fur
Ssufe. oit fh perbeirdtben hpsntn, o6sr unelidliA
Ss-hetratbet Fnb. Diro mad Gmpfana bon IS cts.
In MoHs clamps fcrgiam psrpadt frst luseianet,
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Der Rettungsdnter If aud su bds
Ben Bel 8. s. Siemers in 0r. 103.
Warf : MDenue, ndbe GaBetteItrdBe, u.
In Witte's 8uhbanOIung, Nr. 236.
blDrbs6 DD1rb<S trobt.
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Mats Suf16r %. 1856 eulh:L glepGivrcu. &ors
rats 333,s54 8uinel, GerIGrot U0n S,sUutors1
l49,675 tuihei. 8ertauiI uuroea - 5uiDG
urb 81. 2~Raa9oHs.
arb Den ltsui0riIsn SIInO Ger Jtlis2rsus IN pa
aIeIhcnotr ue0erIbt.
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NbAP" ~
feiu Sob
fnsen. Gs
bel mir muu.
Ger eepirft, IN.
Dem es mid Don
eiuem 6ei4Uhr
befreite.
I'D mar i4on
felt orei 5ab.
y rem leiSeno.
"A Der 2ebens=
pe9fel ma4te
CLL - Carton
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AR;eEgeE. IN ueriaMIeR.

0u berfaufen:
vine Gdrm bon l7l elder, 10 Ntil,n an Der
SsialrsRoao, NIT guttn BtbGuotu. 1a6juiraqtu
Sirdbs. gl5-U
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3 u p.ertaurn:
Gint pra6tpOus 6Grm; isins 2dno; glanfoRs
&dus uRo a~ugemtins Garms9sbdHliattit,n. Sine
CUTE 9,leQsnbsit ihr einsn iunpsR DiaHu nit etDas
9apital. 9dtjuirostH bel g8aI. 9. Gbsr, gr. 3,
EtsGtEington=S trabt. 1885,
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3u perfaufen:
gine SddsreI ntbit 6iurintuug, Ddus uHD Qutem
Saotngei6dtt. 9la@luiraosn in Ou Grptoitiou ois=
ies @lattss. 2l5-6l
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pcrtauteH
Seine ncut orfaOt= W 0 B n Il
CEN, grunpjiHsfrtt @erdoa Sas, mas
ods publitum luiuibt. Rene Or'iitOdiGs ~jsgtitei=
uerne Sdui:r nit 5 3imutern, 8uO, 0Is, g9uftr,
erobt SerrlfeH=Grun0ttds nit S,jttn=ooi. 8e=
lunos gage, ntue &ouart, itbr ~nj,oriot 9reiie.
StOsn Sa0 %osoiinet. 8tftiejtt Der 4uguitas2Iocnus
orei odui ere tpitrtt Ron 6reosrid=Jtodo, in j =
btHgtou 9a9juira9sn an CIT uu0 Stsn. bel
20. 8. 80 otpor b. MuQ6, lUlt S&SD
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~" W WENNE EWTFTFHEtt = 49,
SaIttmurer GTs7lcusS 5rIe.
(gsrittet fir ben rDsutIheH @urrsioo1oeHtea" 0urb
gilooeHoorf, Glipcr j. Sol

Yt,oosHoori, Sliucr i Go)
Sattimore. Den 10 guauF 1898
giibbsuOorf, Oltusr & So. brrshu,H thr FraHcs:
gautisr5sI ruttcr 6.2O@s--.-. CUf GO Iage, aui
iht 5.2O-........ fauimdHHiihe 3 - is. 23E
60 Faye. 9teihsmGrt 81 =, G'ulota 30 1910.
S~t.r!tHg 5G7tier5 All 6H Gage 4.s3i-i.SI, Oui
Siht i.S5 ., taHtmduEiide 4~.S3-AA.e3A.
NrrI6nir nuf n.r hisfnrr @EcEtrn-a nri,-
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pe~rfauftn:
SIllig - tine CUTE 8ddtrsi nit QitrO, 991:
gen uno SuToibaft fpegtn Rruntbtit. gu %sriro0sn
IN ar. llU9, 8titz GsStrdBe. CPD
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4tGtg 0tIttas GsfpIge trltlte Sctt
eemtiA.er. I5utugrdts. ISNus rIts. Iegte5 9a0r.

0afcr- Ncutiae 3ufubr 1880 SuihsI; sO47
9uitcl SuriidgeiolcU; Northumberland 64.!f5
@uiteI. Ter Ni0r't lpor iCtIs 81 uotIrten 81 licH:
Gesleer Heusr gr Z 81 3lta-.. 90 9tr ) 81
SlHc., DO. uttt t%IaiifiB. 29-3l et.. 8emii1t III. ,
293a 80. DO. ntdt H%niTiiBirt 21-3O.
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TOnnOrrOW'S Services.
Methodist.

Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
j. B. Sweet, pastor. Morning prayer
meeting at 9 o'clock. Preaching service
at 1920. Sermon by the pastor, Text, |
Peter H. Q. Subject, "Our Peculiar Priv
il2ge," Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Jun
ior league at 3 O'Clock. EpwOrth league
at G.ij o.clCck. Preaching service at 80.
Sermon by pastor Text, l Peter il, (.
Subject, How to Build" Short sermons,
free seats. A cordial welcome
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church-F, p. Doty, pastor. Quarterly
meeting service in the morning. Love
feast at 9i5 a. m. Sermon by the pastor
tat 1890 a, m, followed lay the holy COM
munion. Sunday school at noon. Ep-
worth league service at $50 p. m. Sermon
at 7,30 by Rev. Dr. EcKmau, presiding
elder of the Wyoming district.
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
Chmch-Pret ching at 1890 a. m; subject
of sermon, Gods Law as Against HUI
man." class meeting at ll.aU; Sunday
school, p. m; Junior Epworth league, );
devotional I1eeting of the EpwOrth
League at $50; subject, Vacation Temp
tations;" leader Jennie Leister; preach
ing service at 40 subject of sermon,
philips Invitation" A cordial invita-
ton to all
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
'h'N. w H. I-uEtl, pastor. / ne uSu II
services will be held. The pastor will
preach at 1880 a, m. and 7,3O p. m. Morn
ing subject, THE Secret of a Happy
IAfe;" evening subject. Neutrality lm-
possible" Sunday school at . p. m; Ep-
worth League at 64j. Seats free; all are
welcome.
Howard Place African Methodist Epls-
Copal ChurCh-Rcv. II, A. Grant. b. D.,
pastor. 1890 a. m, subject, "The Pest
Evidence of Christianity" 80, sunday
school; 80 D, m, fourth i'm the series of
sermon lectures on the disadvantages ana
opportunities of the Afro American
youth At 3,15 y, m. will take part in
the Chidrea's Day exercises at the Tay-
lor Street Mission at Petersburg. A
hearty welcome to all to attend any of
these services.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Clark' $
Summit. Rev. Frank w. Young. pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a, m; class meeting.
70 m; Epworth League, : p. M, lead by
Miss Edna Ludlow; preaching at II a.
m. and 7.i5 p. m Morning subject 1.-The
IrefiCiency of Human Wisdom" even
ing subject, "Liye Wires" a sermon for
young people,
Moscow Methodist Episcopal church
S. Guy Snowden, b, D., pastor. $50 a.
M. Sunday school; l0.45 a. m. and 7.ii
p, m, preaching by Rev. ID. T.. Powell of
Madisonvlle; u m, class meeting; 6,l5 p.
m, Junior League, Thursday, s p, M,
Epworth League.
Elmhurst Methodist Episcopal church
S. Guy Snowdcn, b. D., pastor. Preach
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the league. An instruction on the de-
votion of the league and the benedic-
tion of the blessed sacrament will be
given.
Miss Semma Jeanyon, an Armenian,
spoke to a large audience in the Guild
rooms of st. Marks in behalf of the
destitute families left by the massaCres
in the east.
The beautiful marbelized pedestal
upon which the statute of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus will stand in the sane
tuary at st. Patrick's church has been
received and will be put in place to-
day. 1t is about three and one half
feet high with a granite base. The
statue, one of tn, finest of it's kind,
was recently prese ted to Rector Rev.
j. b. Whelan by friends.
Under the direction of j. NJ, Chancs,
the following music will he rendered at
the evening service in the Second
Presu yterian church: Organ prelude.
elevation in A fiat, Guilmant, quartette,
How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me, Oh,
Lord" PflueGer, Misses Black and
Gargan, Mesers. BeYnon and Morgan;
oGlcrtory, duet, "Tarry with Me-" Mich
OLAF; organ postlude, Batiste.
The following programme of music
will be rendered tomorrow evening in
the First Presbyterian church. Organ
prelude, Chadwick quartette, Still,
Still with Thee" FOOte; offertory, or
gan Whitney; tenor solo from the ora
tOrio David" duet, 1T is the Night"
from Might Service" by Jordan; quar-
tette, "Holiest Breathe an Evening
Blessing, by Martin; postlude, Lem
uelle.
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First Baptist Church Scranton street.
Rev S. T.. Mathews, pastor. The usua!
preaching services morning and evening
by the pastor. Young Peoples prayer
meeting, $50 p. m, led by the pastor
Sunday school, y. m, Dr.. Beddoe su-
perintcndont Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening, 7j5 p. m. All are cordially
invited.
jackson street Baptist Church-Rcv
Thomas deGruchv, pastor. Morning pray
er meeting at $50, leader, Brother Lewis
Parry; preaching at 1870 by Rev. W. q.
Watkins topic, Behold How Jesus
Loved" Sunday school at p. m, Rev
George Nichols, superintendent; evening
service at p. m; praise and song service
followed by a short address by the pas
tor; topic, Happy IIOmes-llow to Make
Them" This service continues in popl-
larty and is for the people. All are cor
daily welcome. Seats free
Shiloh Baptist Church-3)j Center
street. Morning subject. "Steadfast."
Sunday school, . p. m, Baptist Young
Peoples union; at I p, M evening sub
ct, 'MendinG," Rev. j. II, Bell, pastor
Green Ridge Baptist Church-Rev. W. j.
Ford. pastor. Services at 1890 a. m. and
7,3O p. m. Subject in the morning, "Mod-
crn CovetousucSs," in the evening, How
to Get Rid of Evil"
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Religious News Notes.

The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered tomorrow morn
ing in the First Presbyterian church
In the evening a praise service will be
held.
Edward Howell, licentiate of the
Jackson Street Baptist church, will
speak at the regular morning service
at the sumner Avenue Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
The meeting at the Railroad depart
ment of the Young Mems Christian as
sociation Sunday afternoon will be a
testimony meeting for men only. All
railroad men are cordially invited.
The Scranton Christian Endeavor
union will hold a special meeting next
Monday evening in Grace Reformed
church, Wyoming avenue. A full at
| tendance is desired.
Part of the Children's day exercises
rendered at the Sumner Avenue Pres
Dyterian church last Sunday will be
repeated tomorrow evening at the reg
ultr church service.
Rev. $. j. Arthur will read paper
at the Baptist Pastors conference
Monday at 10 20 on THE Keswick
Movement" Officers will be elected
for the coming year
On sunday evening Rev. Foster l..
| Gift begins a short series of sermons
on lessons from the Life and Com
duct of Jonah, or the Human Heart
as 1t Is" The first one is THE Path
way from Duty Leads to Dire Conse-
| qucnces."
The Sunday meeting of the Young
I Women's Christian association will be
missionary meeting with a talk on
the work among colored people in the
south. A good leader and good sing
ing. All women and girls, especially
strangers N the city, are invited, 3.45
i. m,
Mr. Higgins will address the mems
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
| association Sunday afternoon at 3.45
o o'clock. Mr.. Higgins has charge of the
Rescue mission during the absence of
Mr.. SanbOrn. His subject will be THE
Lost Boy" All men are invited to be
present.
Elder w. j. Smith, Of the Reorganized
Clurch of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints. will hold service in Finley's
| hall, No. $40 Lackawanna avenue, sun
| day at IL a. m. and p. m. Morning
| subject, The Second Coming Of
| Christi" subject for the evening, "Eter-
| nal Life, or How We May Know
| God"
IIev. n. T. Jones, pastor Of the Tab
crnacle church h, West Side, has been in
| Yitcd by the Welsh churches of the
! state of Iowa TO preach at their an
| nual Cymanfa (Synod), to be held at
! CiN!n, Williamshurgh, Old Mans creek
| and Long creek, from Sept % until
oct, .. tt Is is a great honor to Mr..
| Jones.
The first reception of the promoters
! of the League of Sacred Heart will be
! held al ST.. Patrick's church tomorrow
evening al the church. This is the
| first reception since the inception OF
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Movements of People.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis is in Mansfield, O..
Miss Katherine Kennedy is at Newport,
r. l.
Miss May Steele is visiting in Norwalk,
Conn.
r. L. Grambs, esq, IVES in Honesdalc
yesterday.
Mr.. f. P. Kingsbury was i'll Harrisbl re-
Mr.. ]. A. Scranton was in Pittsburg
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Finn are at River
side, Conn.
Miss Martha Moses is visiting friends in
Peoria, H.
Miss Louise Matthews is visiting friends
in Trenton
Mr.. Peter inland will spend Sunday in
Carbondale.
Mrs. r. NJ Stratton is at nome from
Southold, l.. !.
Mrs. c. b. Scott will spend the summer
al Ocean Grove.
Miss Weed, of Wellesboro, is the guest
of Miss Fordham.
Miss Judd of New York, is the guest of
Miss Grace Norton.
Mrs. Seden Blair and family are sum-
mering in California.
Mr. James Gearhart returned from
Eastor on Thursday.
Walter Beck, of Towanda. Pa, visited
friends here yesterday.
Private George Russ will return on
Monday to Camp Alger.
Rev. p. Ward, Of Ontario, Canada, is
the guest of friends here.
Rev j. p. O'Malley, of Kingston, called
en- friends here yesterday.
Mr. l.. j. Northup and family will spend
the summer at Lake Ariel,
Ray Fuller will go to Troy, n. Y, next
week TO spend the summer.
MesSrs. Theodore and Ezra Connell Gre
at home from Philadelphia.
Hon. and Mrs. Alfred Hand went 10
Beloit, Wis, on Wednesday.
|, i. Meeargel and fa mily so to Lake
A;ial today for the summer
Miss Emma Foster will go to Preston
Park to spend several weeks.
Mrs f. II. Ripple and daughters were
at Lake Ariel on Wednesday.
Miss Spoerl has entered the training
class in Moses Taylor hospital.
DR.. Grant, of the Thompson hospital
has returned from Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Smith, of Bnghamton, IS
the guest of Mrs, A. NJ. Decker.
Master Harold Norton is visiting his
uncle, c. ID. Jones, at Lake Ariel
Mrs W. +. Hallstcad and Mrs. f. i
Crane have returned from Elmira.
Miss Emily Mayer expects to spend the
next few weeks in New York state.
Mr.. Charles Schlager ana family have
gone to Elmhurst for the summer.
Mr.. II. G. Sanderson will spend the
month OF July i'm the Adirondacks
Messrs. Nicholas Stahl and A. G. Tyler
OF Princeton, are visiting in the city.
Hon. l.. A. Watres and family have
gone to Moosc Lake for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Boorem, of Mon
sey avenue, leave tonight for Seattle,