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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29
WHY, CERTAINLY!
But It Chooses Otherwise.

II 1t wants them the public can have
PRIVATE lessons in piano at the Con-
servatory Of Music, If to two or three
whole hour lessons a week under the
Faction system, with It's attending ad-
vantages, II prefers PRIVATE lessons
with half the time, or less. and at
double or treble the cost, II can be
accommodated. But If the courses
chosen by the scores whe have already
registered is any criterion the public
has made its choice. Full informG-
tion regarding the $50, s45, and other
yearly courses, also the Premium
offer, at the office, 6O4 Linden street
from 9.3N to 1890 and 3 to 5. ]. Alfred
Pennington. director. -
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" "THE'
0aundry.
;os Penn Avenue a. B. wARMAN
Personal
l.. r. .. &c NJ.

Miss Clara Long is visiting Montrose friends.
W. c. Megargel and family have returned from
Lake Winola.
10 Lightstreet, Pa.
7. owen Charles and family are home after
visit at Lake Henry
Dr. Henry lIalpert, OF Linden street, has re.
turned from Atlantic City.
Attorney c. IT, Soper has left the city for
weeks trip TO Des Moines, IA.
Mrs Wheat of Philadelphia, Is the guest of
Mrs c. NJ. Strecter, OF Dalton.
Frank r. Wheelock, of Boston, Is visiting DR..
ID. II. Jenkins of North Main avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. vetter have left for a trip
to New York city and up the Hudson.
City Controller Esdras Howell has returned
from a vacation spent at Lake ldlewie.
Mrs. II. L. Gage and Miss Ruth Gardner, of
Moscow, were among yesterdays Scranton Wis
itors.
DR.. J. NJ. Cornochan, senior house surgeon of
the Moses Taylor hospital, is at his home in To.
wanda.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Morris and daughter Evelinc,
Of Washington avenue, have returned from At
lantic City
Wesley Miller and family have returned home,
Wilkes. Barre.
Mrs. William Lester, Of Deacon street, is en-.
tertaining her mother, Mrs lIettie Miller, of
Wilkes-Barre.
Ernest d. Carr, who has been visiting his
parents on Adams avenue, has returned to
lopedale, Mass.
Miss J. c. Grant, superintendent Of the Moses
Taylor hospital, will spend September at her
home in Canada.
The Misses Gertrude and Effe Fellows, of Tenth
street, have returned from Lake Henry, where
they spent the past two weeks
Miss Clara Neimyer, OF Dunmore, returned yes
terday from New Albany, Nd, where she ha:
heeen visiting her sister, Mrs, Zeller.
Clerk Curtis Powell Of Alderman Howe's
court, left for New York yesterday and will
spend a weeks vacation at the metropolis.
The Misses Belinda Bryan and Nellie Rcardon
OF the international Correspondence schools, hav,
returned from a two weeks vacation spent a
Lake Ariel.
j. s. McAnulty and family and j. L. Connel
returned yesterday from the Adirondacks. Mr.
Connell's family will return the latter part .
the week.
Rev. DIR. Robinson will return from tn
Jackson sanatarium today, and will take charg
OF the prayer meeting in the Second Presby
terian church this evening.
Referee in Bankruptcy Van Wormer leaves to
day for Saratoga Spring ,swhere he will atten
the meetings of the National Bar association
and OF the National Association Of Bankruptc
Referees, both OF which are to be held ther
the latter end Of this week.
Henry II, Smith. for the past year and
half, representing Bradstreets agency in Scrar
ton and vicinity, has resigned his position I
accept a more lucrative one with their hous
in Philadelphia. During Mr.. Smiths sta
here he has made numerous business acauant
ances VINO will be glad to hear Of his promo
tion.
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of Attorney w. w. Lathrope and de-
clded TO hold the county convention In
the court house at o'clock on We'd
nesday afternoon, September 5.
The leaders OF the party will get
together the latter part of this week
to decide upon a slate. The probable
congressional candidate will be Free
man Leach. Of Chinchllla, who was
the cold water standard bearers two
years ago. For district attorney, At
torney Charles Hawley, of this city,
will undoubtedly be nomipated.
The candidate for county treasurer
will probably be G. II. Chandler. of
this city, while Fred II. Frank, Of Car
bondale. will be named for either clerk
OF the courts or register of wills. just
who the other candidates Will be
rumor sayeth not.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29
UNITED STATES PRISONERS.
They Will Stand Trial at williams
port Next Week.

Deputy United States Marshal Clark
Lowry is making arrangements for the
transportation of number of prison.
ers from his district to Williamsport,
where the United States District court,
Judge Joseph Burlington presiding, will
convene next week.
The prisoners who will be taken by
Deputy Marshal Lowry for trial are
as follows: Martin Miglin. OF Arch
bald, maintaining Illicit still; Jacob
Redmerski, of Scranton, interfering
with letter carrier; George Pierson, of
Wilkes Barre counterfeiting, and John
Yoskosky, of Hazleton, counterfeiting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29
SCRANTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A Handsome Illustrated Catalogue

A Handsome illustrated Catalogue.
The Scranton Business College has
just issued a handsome illustrated
catalogue. This is very expensive, but
will be furnished free to those inter-
ested in business education.
Day and evening session will reopen
Monday, September 10th, with an un-
usually large enrolment. Those salts
factorily completing a course may feel
assured that they will secure good
positions. the demand for graduates
being always greater than the supply,
there being recently five requests in
one day. Visitors are always welcome.
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his twenty years leadership OF the
knights of Labor, and of his present
high office of commissioner general of
immigration. Mr.. Powderly is, more
over, one OF the most entertaining
labor orators on the American plat
form. His address at Lake Lodore on
Labor day will have peculiar interest,
now that the valleys are nervous with
interest on the great question that he
will discuss. Do not neglect this
splendid opportunity of hearing him.
ss
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29

In one of the most listless Demo-
cratic conventions ever held here or
hereabouts, Martin ID. Flahertv was
yesterday made the nominee of the
Second district Democrats for the
office of representative. Attorney p.
w. Gallagher and Louis Gschwindt, OF
the South Side, were his opponents,
but their opposition was not of al
aggressive character. Mr.. Flaherty re-
ceived eighteen votes; Mr.. Gallagher,
four, and Mr.. Gschwindt, two.
The convention was held in the arbi-
tration room of the court house. 1t
was called for o'clock, but It was
fifty minutes later before there were
enough delegates around to warrant
proceeding with the work District
CHAIRMAN NJ. w. Walton went out OF
town at noon and left the duties of his
office to be performed by Secretary
Frank McGrath. The latter came in
from conference In the corridor with
Candidate Flaherty, bearing a list OF
the committees. the resolutions and n
schedule Of the order of business. ana
proceeded to get the, convention under
way by reading the call and announc-
ing that under the rules the secretary
was empowered to organize the con-
vention in the absence OF the chair
man. He further announced that he
had waited patiently yesterday for thu
delegates to come around and be en-
rolled, as the rules require, but as none
of them put in an appearance the en-
rollment would have 10 be attended to
| before the convention business was
taken up.
Frank Doyle and Peter Ormsby were
appointed temporary secretaries. and
| after thev had borrowed some paDel
| and pencils from the reporters, the en-
| rollment was proceeded with.
Credentials were presented by tht
| following:
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City and School Taxes, 1900.

The duplicates for city and school
taxes for year 1900 are in my hands
for collection in accordance with act
of assembly. A penalty of per cent.
will be added Sept. 1st and an addi-
tional per cent. each and every
month thereafter until paid.
E. j. Robinson, city treasurer. Of
flee hours from Q a. m. to p. m, ex-
cept Saturday, close at 12 o'clock. -
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Catholic Church Picnic at Moscow

st. GATHERINGS Catholic church OF
Moscow will hold their annual picnic
In Moscow grove, Thursday August 80.
A special excursion train will be run
from Scranton at the low rate of so
cents for the round trip. Train leaves
D., L. & W. depot, Scranton. at 1915
a. m. stopping at Nay Aug and Elm
hurst, returning leaves Moscow at $50
D. m. I"
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SEVEN WERE MISSING.

Seventh ward--Frst district, John Devanney;
Second district Patrick Toole: Third district,
d. j. Roche.
Eighth ward-Frst district J. :. lIlmmes
Second district, Thomas May Thomas Gilgallon
Ninth ward--Sccond district, Thomas MELON
aid.
Tenth ward-First district, John Butterman;
Second district, Louis Bielieldt.
Eleventh ward-Third district, Frank Doyle.
Twelfth ward-First district, Peter Ormsby;
Second district J. c. Moran.
Thirteenth ward-Sccond district, John j. Me.
Tague; Third district, G. J. Buckley.
Sixteenth ward-First district, Patrick Nc.
Hale; Second district, John Rogan.
Seventeenth ward-Sccond district, David Mar
| tin; Third district, Patrick Boland
Nineteenth ward--First district, Thomas Kel-
"; Second district Patrick Campbell; Third
district. James Langan
Twentieth ward-Frst district, w. !. Nc
| Crea; Second district, Edward s. Durkin; Third
district, Michael Thornton Fourth district,
| Joseph Moore
The contests in the Eighth and Twen-
tieth wards were disposed of by MI.
| Gilgallon retiring in favor of Mr.. May,
| in the first case, and by the creder-
tials committee deciding in favor of
| Mr.. McCrea and against Mr.. Gallagher,
in the second instance.
Frank j. Hammes, a Flaherty man,
| and Patrick Campbell, a Gallagher
adherent, were nominated for tempor-
airy chairman. Hammes won by vote
of l6 to G. Mr.. Hammes made speech.
on taking the chair in which ne be-
spoke victory this fan for everything
Democratic, from that matchless
leader William Jennings Bryan" down
| to the bottom of the list.
| Frank McGrath nominated Frank
Doyle for secretary and Mr.. Doyle was
elected. Committees were then named
| as follows:
Credentials-,I. C. Moran, Patrick Boland, Con.
| Buckley, John Grogan and Peter Bielfeldt.
Resolutions-,John Deyanney, John j. Nc
| Tague and Thomas Mcdonald.
Permanent organiation--Thomas Mcdonald
John Butterman and Dennis 3 Roche.
| OTERWORKED RESOLUTIONS.
fifteen minutes recess was then
taken to give the committee time to
frame reports. When business was re-
sumed the temporary organization was
made permanent and the reports OF
the committee on resolutions adopted
The resolutions committees report
consisted of a Tribune clipping con-
|
First District convention the week
previous. They deprecate deplore
view with alarm, condemn and unani'
mously oppose a lot of things and
endorse Bryan.
The nominations for representative
We're unaccompanied by speeches and
no sembance of interest attached tC
tn balloting. Patrick Campbell,
| To ri
Joseph Moore voted for Gallagher
John ]. McTague and John Buttermar
) voted for Gschwindt. The Others al
voted for Flaherty.
The convention adjourned after EN-
powering the chairman and candi
date to name the district committee.
Mr.. Flaherty was Mr.. Scheuer's op
ponent three years ago. He is com
positor on the Times and presiden
of the Central Labor union.
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SUBJECT FULL OF INTEREST.
Hon. 7. v. Powderly's Appearance at
Lake Lodore Peculiarly opportune

Labor day. Monday, September g..
will be fittingly celebrated at Lake
Lodore. OF all practical authorities on
the labor question, Hon. T. V. Pow
derby Is the greatest by reason Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29

Read the full description of The
Tribune's Educational Contest on
fourth page
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29

Read the full description OF The
Tribune's Educational Contest on
fourth page.
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WOMAN RUN DOWN
BY EXPRESS TRAIN
EITHER DID NOT HEAR OR
HEED THE WHISTLE.

Mrs. Joseph Sessa, of West Scran-
ton, Killed on the Lackawanna
Road Near Finch's Foundry-Was
Walking on the Track with Pile
of Boards on Her Head--Engineer
Sounded an Alarm, but the Engine
Was Almost on Her Before She
Made a Move to Save Herself.
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LISTLESSNESS WAS
REALLY PATHETIC
EXCEEDINGLY TAME coNVEN-
TIoN OF DEMOCRATS.

Martin d. Flaherty Nominated for
Representative over p. W. Gal
lagher and Louis Gschwindt, With
out Much Effort Being Displayed
on the Part of Any of Them-Con-
vention Was Nearly an Hour Late,
Owing to the Failure Of the Dele
gates tJ Get Around.
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Beecham's Pills cure sick headache.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-29
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

Cold Waterites to Meet in Court
House on September 5.
The Prohibition county committee
met yesterday afternoon in the office
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presence of yourself and ladies at a
reception to be rendered faithful Aunt
Jemima" at the Corn Kitchen in the
Agricultural Annex, Wednesday after
noon -
Aunt Jemima has been faithfully
baking cakes in the Corn Kitchen ever
since the opening Of the exposition
and many distinguished French and
American people have dined at her
spread OF corn food in the Corn Kitch-
en-. commissioner General Peck could
not nave chosen a more competent,
FAITHFUL, honest and Industrious person
to demonstrate the delicious qualities
OF our plain corn thu this Aunt
Jem1ma. The honor given her is de-
serving and I am glad to be one who
knows her SO well for she is none
other than Chicago's Mrs. Agnes
MOODY, whose pleasant face is known
TO all readers of The Appeal.
1t is needless to say that all mem
oers and friends Of the commission
who We're able to be present were
there. Corn cakes were never seen to
pc served in quicker order (not even
ID Mf. Kohlsaat's) than they were
served this the last day of the Corn
-AAsSASA Ill dis, duu me way. the
boys got on the outside of those cakes
would put a State street hobo to blush
IN shame at his slow capacity for
slowing away nice brown corn cakes
with maple syrup
After the arrival of most of the
guests and the serving was going on
in earnest Commissioner General Peck
called the attention of those present
and in a few well chosen words pre-
sented Mrs. Moody with handsome
solid silver medal to which presenta-
ton Mrs. Moody responded in her easy
manner. after which she resumed the
baking of those often called for Corn
Cakes ....@..:s :, = :. =
Among those who were actively en-
gagged in seeing that all received at
tention were Director Dodge, Assist
ant Director Farmer and Major Fred
Bracket, secretary of the commission.
s,,@-. ,1, ->r r NORRIS LEWIS.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL. :..
New York, Nov. 19.-Mrs Agnes
Moody, Of Chicago, the original Aunt
Jemima, who had charge of the Corn
Kitchen at the Paris Exposition, ar
rived to-day on the New York. She
left at once for Chicago.
The Appeal., 1900-11-24
A BRIGHT NAVEL APPRENTYCE

1t ia perhaps not generally known
that bright, young Afro-American of
Chicago is naval apprentice on one
of Uncle Sans war vessels. His name
is Edward M. Jackson and he is on
the U. s.. S. Essex. He has been on
the ship for about. one year and has
visited a number of foreign countries,
including Barbados, st. Lucia, Trini-
dad, Santa Cruz, San Juan; Kings
ton, Santiago, Guantanamo and Hav-
ana in the West Indies, and also the
following European cities: Christiana,
Kronstadt, Stockholm, Copenhagen,
Amsterdam, Havre. Young Jackson
recently took the highest prize for. TAX
ing apart and putting together six
inch gun. The Essex will arrive at
Hampton Roads, December 8, when he
will be granted furlough to visit his
mother, Mrs. James S. Kennedy, of
Clarksdale, Chicago. -
The Appeal., 1900-11-24
MiacO's TrOcadero.

Frank Carr's Indian Maidens, one of
the seasons best and gayest entertain
ments, will hold the stage at Miaco's
Irocadero during the coming week.
and certainly ought to please all Sec
tlons of the crowd. The show is thor
oughly original, brimful of novel ideas
and abundantly equipped with pretty
women. Its leader is Pearl Maruuem.
superb specimen of physical perfec-
ton, leader of twenty Of the biggest
and shapeliest maidens ever seen on
any stage. An excellent speciality bill.
including Cunningham and Smith, the
Lamar sisters, and several others, will
be presented. There will be an Al set
OF living pictures, and the burlesuues
will be full of real Indian fun and In
dian costumes, winding up the enter
talnment in rattling fashion.
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CHICAGO.
THE "WORLD'S.FAIR cry, VIEW
i. % BY THE APPEAL MAN.
IL Compilation of q Number OF Happens
tngs. Social and Otherwise, ::Among the
Afro-Americans of the Second city Of
This Glorious Union.

Turkish baths only Is cents at Ed
wards Bros, 462 State street.
Two women fought over two other
mems husbands at 29th and La Sale
streets Monday evening.
DR.. j. w. Corbin, dentist, northwest
corner OF TWenty-ninth and State
streets. Phone S. 1876. Chicago.
MIR. J. E. Lewis has been appointed
chairman of the executive board of
the Hannah Griffin Orphan Home.
Mrs. Turner, who has been the guest
or Mrs. Brooks of 3233 Dearborn street,
mas returned to her home in Louisville,
Ky.
THE APPEAL is without question
the best advertising medium through
which to reach the Afro Americans of
Chicago = -
Subscribers for THE APPEAL who
wish to discontinue the paper must
send written notice to the office, prop
erly dated and signed. -.
Now that Mckinley is reelected
and prosperity will continue, all those
who owe The Appeal will please nav.
Come early and avoid the rush.
Colored man who reads and writes
wanted to prepare for travelling. $50
monthly and expenses. Send self-ad
dressed envelope, Pres MacBrady. 35G
Dearborn, Chicago.
DO you want to preach? Learn at
nome. Send two-cent stamp to Prof
Il. B. Hewitt for catalogue of Corre-
spondence Bible School. 29O8 Maga-
zine street. New Orleans. La:
Wanted-To know the whereabouts
OF Mr. Lee Nance, who published "A
Republic or Despotism, Which ~
during the Worlds Fair, also cot ont
w. Forrest Cozart, Hotel Beckel Day.
ton. Ol.io. ~
The Monarch Insect and Contagious
disease Exterminator kills insects.
bugs, reaches, moths, mosquitoes, ants
and silver bugs instantly. BY mail. -
cents in stamps. Northern Eel Skin
and Oil Co., Geo. Jas. Washington
Mgr, 1913 Washington street. Chicago
THE WATERS MANUAL. the
book that made Afro-American wait
t-5 famous, should be read by every
waiter. Price, only $1.OO. It was
adopted by the Headwaiters' National
Association as guide. Compiled by
some stirring patriotic music. ,Ad-
dress THE APPEAL, 323-325 Dearborn
street, Chicago. Ill.
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JoHN @, A. Wneo1' W. =.
i. W. CHANcUH. ssc. q Cedar
MINNEAPOLIS,

A..AA1D LsnsH, Ne. nssts arst ass us,
nd Tuesday In each month at Nssenic HsIl Sc
md street between Hennepin and NicolIet Avsfs.
Aasons In good standing always welcome.
JOHN @. STERRErr, w. T.
HARyIY BURKE. Sec. Medical Block
AAa1on Lopea A. r. ana A. n uo. ~, usa
SAe dIst and second Monday In each monta a
Masonic Hall Second street betWeoa HAeaaR
and Nieollst Avs's. 4asoAs In good stsne2AEN
ways Welcome.
Gro. W. DAY, w. U
WI. x.1sT1R, Sec'y Lumbar Exchan8a
No1FU 0UA1 Co0GIexUA0Y AAtDR tAa
onited Supreme CeaEcil 83 e Of ths A. aud Al
21t9 foR tAo ooCtA1s9 ard Weotnn 1sziadss&NAS Z
- 0n11sa States. Grand Orient af WasnisIdlse-
D. q. meets tA4 second Tuesday In each nS0k
A. lDoeADA A0ol stas a11a VSlesgnr
JAt y. xEH1 ne q. Sss'y ~ osarG1'
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Olivet Baptt.r ,;nur,.n.

Rev. j. +. Thomas, the pastor,
preached a brief sermon on "Job Hum
bleth Himself to God" Covenant and
praise meeting convened In the
evening he delivered a discourse upon
the theme, Majesty and Grace Of
Christ. Two united with the church.
Baptizing Sunday, Nov. 25th, at II a.
m. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Appeal., 1900-11-24
] GRACE PRESBYTERIAN LYCEUM. =

The address of Mr.. Lloyd G.. Wheel
er on "Egyptology.'' which was to
have been delivered before the Grace
Presbyterian Lyceum last Sunday aft
ernoon, was postponed until p. m.
tomorrow, on account of the in
element weather.
Prof and Mrs. VIM. Nelson Burritt.
OF Kimball Hall, will address the
Lyceum Sunday afternoon, Dec. End.
A musical program will also be rem
dered under the direction of Mr.. P. T..
Tinsley.
The newly elected officers of the
Lyceum are as follows:
President-Stuart D. Fowler. g..
Vice President-Lloyd G. Wheeler.
Secretary-Mrs. NJ. L. Keelan.
Treasurer-C. e. boswell.
You are cordially invited to attend
the meetings of this organization and
10 participate in the general discus
The Appeal., 1900-11-24
The Nickel PIHtc Raa,l

viii sell tickets within distances of
l5o miles, November 2Sth anu 29th at
Inc rate OF fare and a third for the
round trip, account of Thanksgiving
Gay. Return limit November 30th.
This road has three through trains
daily to Ft. Wayne, Cleveland, Erie,
BuHalo, New York and Boston, carry
Ing Vestibuled sleeping cars and af-
fording excellent dining car service.
individual club meals being served
ranging in price from 25 cents to one
dollar. Write John Y. Callahan, Cen
erai Agent, Ill Adams st. -.cago. for
reservation of sleeping car accommo-
datons Chicago passenger station,
van Buren st. and Pacific Ave, on the
elevated Loop. City Ticket Office iii
Adams street.
The Appeal., 1900-11-24
GREAT SOCIETY EVENT.

Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Smiley to Entertain
Thanksgiving Eve.
MT and Mrs. c. H. Smiley will give
dance Wednesday evening, Novem-
per 2S, at Central Hall, Twenty-sec-
ond and Wabash. y. -
, The proceeds to purchase an organ
Tor st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
Cards q of admission, including supper,
S!.oO: Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley will be as
sisted by Misses Sonora Seldom, Gertie
Smith, Mae Wilkins, Pudine Carter.
Messrs. N. D. Thompson, R. F. Wheel
er, Joe Crum, William Smiley. Cards
oDtalnable only from Mr.. and Mrs.
Smiley and the committee, on or be-
fore November 9th. Es =.
The Appeal., 1900-11-24

and burn citizens of the United States.
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be sent to- the president Of
the United States and that the Afro
American council be requested to sup
port this memorial by appropriate ac-
tion.'
The Appeal., 1900-11-24
For THANKSGIVING Day.

!, A rate of one fare and third for
the round trip has been authorized to
points within $50 miles, on the Nickel
Plate road, Chicago passenger station,
van Buren and Pacific Ave-, on the
Loop. City ticket Office, III Adams st.
sions.
The Appeal., 1900-11-24

There turks III the mind of man a
longing for something beyond the
present =
The Appeal., 1900-11-24

You may depend upon it that there
are as good hearts to serve men in pal
aces as in cottages.-Robert Owen.
The Appeal., 1900-11-24

Charity is a kind Of asbestos which
when once kindled in stove of fire
cannot be extinguished. No wind can
blow out it's flames, no water can
quench its heat, no storm can put out
its fire.-Isidore.
The Appeal., 1900-11-24
sT. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL MISSION
90 Rice street, bet. Aurora and Iniyersity

SUNDAY e1Rv1cEs: Morning Prayer, LitaaS
and sermon ll:0o 4. H.: Sunday School and ChiiG
fens Vespers 90 ?. H.; Evensong and Sermex
eaO P. n; Wednesday Evening Prayer Aa6
Lecture 500 L.; Friday: Choir Rshsarsal 81
6rotherhood OF st. Andrew $50 Z. {. Au @
cordially invited. Seats free. - :
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G. 4. r.

BDD1B C1Rc1s No. 86 LADIES OF Tn q. A. r
Nests the first and third Tuesday aftenooae0
Garfield Post Hall WAbasha Stree.
LAURA B. HIcxHAF Paxs, 10 ol@1QA
xA1n 1Y8Rs SEC, l62 Cedar a.
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Deaths.

Mary Webster, so years, 1858 Wa
bash avenue.