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Charleston Exposition Rates via the
Southern Railway.

On .cconnt Of tho 5 ,u,h Carolina later
Stat, aud West indian Exposition, T." he
held in Charleston, $. c., beginning
T,ar l-t. 1901. tho Southern ltsilway will
soil excursion tickets to Charleston and
ro,,rn NJ tho following attractive rates
from Anderson, =. g.:
For Sll.I0-Ticket- on sale daily, ilHl-
i.ei To return June 3cd, l9D2.
For IS. Tickets on sale daily, limit
ed ;n return ten l0) days.
For $j.60-Ticketa on salo Tuesdays
and Thursdays, linitod to return seven
davH.
Correspondingiy reduced rates from
other nOint-.
The 1u,hern Railway operates douDie
daily trains ON convenient schedules WIN
Pullman Sleapers to aud from Charles
tor, =. G. -, -
For further information apnly to w. g.
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p.rsirn,non Logs. Southern HARDWOOD
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tween Adams and jefferson aycnues--Only one ,nr.
vice will be held on Easter Sunday Rev. l.. l..
Lewis will preach at 4 O'Clock p. M. on r.io
subject Grounds for Belief IN Immortality"
Special music vii! be rendered.
Cal>aly Chnrch--Scivccs at the usual hours 10.
morrow, Drummer Evangelist Williams, will
preach at the morning service on 'Thc Young
Man and His Company. Easter exercises will
be held III the evening under the direction OF
Professor D. T. ,Iones Tho Welsh Pas,or, Con.
ference viii he held OH Tucsllay. Rev II. l..
Williams will read n paper in the afternoon.
Rev. James Hughes will preach in English an !
Rev W. r. Davis in Welsh at the evening SER
vice.
First Primitive Methodist church, Green Ridge
Rev. q. Lees, pastor. Morning subject. "Dif.
culties Removed" Holy Communion immediate.
ly after sermon; evening service, Rev W. II.
Williams, the drummer evangelist. Come and
hear this noted preacher. A welcome to all.
Railroad Y. NJ, G.. A.--Mr. G. q. Sanborn,
superintendent OF the Rescue Mission. will ad.
dress the mems meeting Sunday at $40 D. m.
The Simpson Male quartettc will render a pro.
gramme OF special music A cordial welcome is
extended to all men,
Cipouse chapel Preaching, 1910 aud 80 by
the pastor, Rev l.. II. Foster; sunday school, 3
=. m; Senior Endelvor. $50, Junior Eudeavor
ana singing practice, Monday evening: prayer
ing, $50 Thursday evening. All welcome.
Zion United Evangelical church, li20 Capousc
avenne-Preaching at 1870 and s.30 by the pas.
tor Rov J. W, Messenger. Subjects ''Resu,rec.
tion OF The Body" and "Morc Than Conaieror 4"
Sunday school, $50; Junior Endeavor, 3 p. N. /;
Senior Endcayor, $50; prayer meeting. 80 We'd
les'iay evening, Everybody welcome, Seats
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The plan Of redemption embraces. /. The
incarnation OF the Son OF God. .. Ills Gospel
Of pardon and peace. Z: His atonement for
sin. /. His resurrection from the dead as the
divine seal to the mission and ministry, the
purpose and the power Of Jesus Christ. D. His
ascension to the throne Of God as our Inter-
ccssor and Mediator The resurrection OF Jesus
is MS important in the purpose Of God as Ills
incarnation and His death on the cross. The
resurrection OF Jesus Christ is
\ Historical Fact;
A Spiritual Truth:
\ Foundation OF Christian Hope.
In the resurrection OF Christ we have tho
greatest proof OF Ills divinity. Here lie had
power not only nature, but over death
AMI the grave. That Jesus rose is OF greater
interest to us than all lJiS wonderful miracles
No event in history is more clearly authenti
Gated than His resurrection. There are many
rcstorations 20 life i'll the Scriptures. These
did again. but Jesus rose to die no more 'llc
ever livetll to make irterccssion" for them that
love Him. AZ Jesus rose, even so shall all rise
WHO believe in Him. As Jesus lives we shall
live also.
At Easter the Christian world stands revcr.
emily at the empty tomb of Jesus OF Nazareth;
but with faiths larger vision we behold Him
rise above the grave, above Jerusalem above
tho Clouds above the stars, to the throne
where 'F,c ever liveth to make in,erccssion Tor
us From tile open tomb OF Jesus Christ
there rises the religion OF the cross, having a
song for every voice, peace for every heart,
Il hope for every lie.
Nature and grace impress the lessons OF the
resurrection The dayhrcak, the springiimc.
the bursting bad, the opening egg, the re-
deemed lie, are peanS OF victory Tor life from
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games and other anlSemenS, Al late hour
a bountiiul supply oi refrc hmcu,> were served,
after which some hishleh pictures We're taken,
Those present wcre; Misses Hattie Jackson,
salie Weber, Mabel pmdy, Emma Stamp, Grace
Pwdy, Beulah Bailey Anna Hawkins, Mabel
Decker Messrs, Harry rim, Harry Tiffany, Mcr'
ton puldy, Floyd Finn, john Wchr, George
Smith, George Billings OF East Lemon, and
Matter Biddclnau, ol FletolNvlle.
ilany Tiffany has accepted a position in a
Wholesale grocery house at scranton.
Rev Robert Il, Thompson went TO Wyoming
iolmer parishioners.
Nr. aud Mrs. john y. Coleman have retmnci
home, after spending some time in scranton,
". A. lager, who has ior several year, filled
the position rs station agent oi lie Delaware,
LluEawanna and Western railroad at this place,
vacated his position April !. Nh lager gained
lieI. respect ol ia" many patrons ol this road
at tiis place for hi' accommodating disposition
in hi, official cap'ciy. His lnIny friendS w'l
lin great success in wNatcvcr work he may in
the future pursue. Mr.. Fe-senden, o! MonloSc'
has been appointed sscUJ in the place OF hr
Iiager.
Easter will be appropriately observed ai the
Baptist clngoi rH Sunday, both morning and
evening. IN the morning special Easter s,r'
mon VIII be preached and Easter music Will
be snug. In The evening beautiful Easter pro-
granne will bc rendered by the sunday school
aud choir entitled, "Aye Forevermore. II is
expected several singers from Scranton and
Wilkes Barre will be present and assist in The
singing at both services. The church will be
decorated wl,n divers and potted plants,
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BY
J. E. Gilbert, DID,
Secretary OF American
society Of Religious
Education.
The Resurrection of Jesus.

to tic apostles to be but idle talk. Aud yet
the women we're too good TO he uniruihtul, too
earnest 10 be rejected.
PETER. While all this wa, ,ran.piiing with
| her associates Mary Mag,lalene sought out and
! found the impctuous Peter and told her story
Cjphn xx.2,. And lr with John. the beloved.
younger and nectcr oi foot. went nth out OF
the city and cane To the scrnichcr Passing
along some other route, tii,v uissed the women
oil their ioyiul return. ohm informs US Of
their visit With considerable detail (oh. :r:j'lCb.
They hrst stopped down and looked IN. and
| aftcrwatd entered the scpuclnc. They saw TIE
linen cloths which had bceu wraprcd about The
body, and the napkin Witch had been wound
around the head. unseen or unhcntioncd by tile
women. and that was all. Iiow true it is
that men lind what they seek! Duke x:!D.
No Jesus was there. No angel appeared. No
voice was heard. The cold. empty tomb was
profoundly silent. Strange. that the women
should be favored above men! He. tie first TO
open the word at Pcntccost (Acts ii.iO, and lie
who leaned OH the Saviour's breast aud received
the dying Masters command tIoln NiS: 80,
these denied privilege granted only to wo.
mem What means this method OF Providence?
It is Gods way of acc,inulating evidence. OF
awakening faith, aud of preparing men ior their
mission.
CONCLUSION ~, this New Testament record
worthy OF our faith! Did Jesus rise TON the
dead? With the answer to that question
Christianity stands falls, and human hopes
live or perish q Cor. Nv: ny. Notice tho
argument: lie lived. lie was put. to death,
lie was entoinbed. The apostles believed that
Ills death was Unbelievable. Tie women b.
iicvcd the same. The latter displayed their be.
lief by the attempt to embalnl His body. while
the former doubted after the resurrection nad
been announced None of them knew tho
Scripture, THAT lie must rise again" or I'M
dcrstood His own predictions (lohn XX:o). So
all this early test stimory went for nansht until
confirmed by subsequent events. And this
curcd near the city where lie c,ucinad.
Yet there, short time aicrward, these doubt.
ing disciples Transformed into bold wit.
ncs.cs. preaching to enemies and scofcs. and
gaining them to faith in the resurrection, and
ont OF them forming the first Christian church.
And those same apostles, going out from the
center. proclaimed Christ and the resurrection
in the regions beyond. sealing their testimony
with their blood. Over all the portals OF all
sanctuarics. and in every rions heart let these
words Of truth be engraved:
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the tomb How We shall live again We may
not know. but we do not doubt Gods many
promises. 'ls | live. ye shall live also We
do not question the existence OF the butterfly
because we cannot understand the tra,,slor,na.
tion from worm lie to wing life, nor should we
doubt our slorilicd existence beyond the grave
because We cannot understand how God can
transform us into Ills image.
1t is not so strange that we slIal live again
as that we now live.
In developing the blackboard lesson first make
sketch OF a lily. and each petal write a
thought suggested by the Resurrection. The
lily is tie queen of the flowers for Easter tine.
Buck Of the flower draw the outline of the ClosS.
Eealins the words. ''iIE Is RISEN"
RESURRECTION. Glorious thought. blessed
assurance! Speak it forth till all the world
shall hear that "JcSus is isen." Let nature
aid in teaching tr'rth Speak ii forth froi.i
summer !aind,op to irlJcsccnt bow: from
creeping worm to gldcd butterfly; from carbon
coal to sparkling diamond: from silent egg to
singing bird; from flower seed to flower bloom.
As We study the plant life from the lily bulb 20
the lily in bloom. may we not behold the posi-
tilities Of our glorious resurrection, when the
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Luke xiv: l-l2.

with such simpli,itv and evident sincerity os
To awaken tho confidence O, The average realer
n, Tim. III: fg, The two visitors atfripltcd lie
women who in s,,,h a pI,cc would be more
;s,s in iic nrc.cnrc of sup.riors DION xvii;. ~,
,bcv howell .n,ir flces to ,bn Garth in token NJ
humiliation and reverence.
MESS iGE. .-.Ihc angels did not came Il,
awaken ,car, ncithcr to receive yorsl,ip. When
su0crrd 4, loayc the plory world for this il
was ,hci, husinr.s l., b,inr some message OF
GOOD t,Icb ilO. II thcv come not now a.
tbcu they conic. II is because all needed limit
has been given to Guide men in the right way
% pr i.1o.oW. Resides. when ,,esus. ,l,e lord
Of ,hr world above. tahcrnau,rd In tho Hrsn.
and mon failed to understand Him IL was nro,cr
thot Ills servants should attend Him. testify Of
Him. and rtprolr for Him Hence ,hcs, two
in that chamber Of death, resolved thc doubts
and revived the homes of the women. "rrar
not yc'' Matt yyyiii: 81 said tho spokesman.
he who had rolled the stone away MARK xvi:
ST. "Wby seek go jh, LIVING a,nony Tho
dead" Strange o,,cst;on, Rebukc "a the
lack Of f,i,l, Tile dead the living. ,Rcv ;.js,
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian Church-Eastef services.
100 a. m. and 7.3O p. m. d. Mcleod will
preach. The sacrament OF baptism will be ad'
ministered 10 children At the morning service,
The chorus choir under the direction Of Mr. John
T. Watkins has prepared Faster music tor botli
morning and evening service,
second Presbyterian church--seNiccs, 1870 a,
m. and 80 y. m. Dr. Robinson will preach
in the morning ON "rhc Risen Lords Call for a
New life" There VIII be IN the evening an
Easter praise service, participated in by three
oieaniss and orchestra, quaitette choir and great
chorus. All are cordially invited 10 attend.
Green Ridge Presbyterian church--Rev. I. J.
Lansing, pastor Rev. l.. r, Foster assistant.
1890, worship, with sermon by the pastor, sub.
iect, "f'esh Testimony to Christ's Resurrection"
IL H., Bible school, Special anniversary exercises
in all departments; $50, Christian Endeavor;
7S0, worship, with sermon by the pastor, sub.
jcct. "The Lie TO Which We Rise" Special
music at all services, All welcome.
washbmn Street Presbyterian Chureh-Rey,
John p. Motft, u. D., pastor Services at 0,SO
a aud $50 p. m, Bible school, with special
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

In Effect March 3. 1901.
For Philadelphia and New Yorl, via u. II.
r. H.. at Gas and ll55 a. H.. ard lis. '..'
(Black Diamond Eymc,s), ard ll.:0 y. M. sun.
days, d. Il II. r. r.. LIS. S.27 p. IN
For White ilayen, lnalcton and principal point
in the coal regions, VIA d. q II. Il. r., 6.t',
lis and AZ p. IL. For rol,svllc, A.. p. IA.
For Bethlehem, Eastrn, Rca.ling. tlari ''nrs
and principal intermediate stations via u. y II.
X. H., 6io. ll.55 4. m.; 2.ls 4.2I Bla'k O,
E:ond Express, 1l.3'i p. m. Sundays, v. ".
u. r., 1.js. S.21 y. NJ.
For TnnkllannocE. Towanda, Elmira. Ithaca
Geneva ami principal intermediate stations. st'
D.. l.. W. Il. r., sos 4. M; LOS and 81 !.
p. III.
For Geneva, Ro2hcste Ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
Chicago and all points west. via d. II. r. H.,
llij a. m.. 3,33 (Back Diamond EXprcssl. '.!N,
Mal, lI.30 y. N. sundays, D. II. II. H.,
ll5j. ST p. IN
Pullman plror and sleeping or l.chgh Nall'F
rarorS cars all trains between Wilkcs-Bnr''
and New York, rhiladelphia, Buffalo and s"s'
pension Bridge
ROLIlN II. WILBUR. Gen. >upt.. % Cortland
street. New York.
CHARLES $. LEE, Cen Pass. Aer.. % Cortland
street, New York.
A. ". NONNEMAClIER. Div. PAS Ast., : HrIl
Bethlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply Ia
200 lackawanMa avcrnc scranton, Pa.
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CHIN IN

To keep the chin in, means tn keen
1t well drawn back horizontally. That
causes, what physical culturists call
"a lifted chest" A lifted chest in
sures deep and full breathing. and,
hence, pure blood and perfect circula-
tion. TRY keeping your chin in, and
see how your chest will stand out,
giving 10 woman superb figure, and
To man military bearing
Most Colds are caused by checked
circulation, known by chill or shiver.
Dr. Humphreys ~" starts the blood
coursing through the veins until 1t
reaches the eNtremities, when the feet
warm up and the Cold or Grip is
broken, while its tonicity sustains the
iisgging energies,
At all Drug Stores, 25c. or mailed.
u Pocket Manual mailed free.
Humphreys homeopathic Medicine Go. Cor.
N'liam and 'plu Sts New York
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Easter Sunday; Gospel. Mark xvi, is: Epi,te,
Cor v, 6,S.
ST. Marks, Washburn and Fourteenth streets
Rev. A. |" Ramcr, Ph, d., pastor. Services.
1890 a. m. and $50 p M. Luther league, go
p. m; Sunday school, II M: Wednesday service,
7.30 p. M; Mission band, Saturday. 80 p, m,
Morning subject ''rhe JOY of Easter to the Be-
lievcr.' Holy communion and reception OF new
members at morning service. The Sunday school
will render an Easter programme at evening ser
vice. Matn service Easter morning, g O'clock
Holy Trinity, Adams avenue and Mulberry
strect--Rcv. G, G. Spieker, pastor. Services,
O.3O a. m. and 40 p, M Luther League. .'a
p. M; Sunday school, II m; Cdtechclical In
strgction. Monday, p M Bible study, We'd
nesday, I.ti p. m, Mission Band saturday, 10
a. m. Matin service at $50 a. m. Holy Com
r,union at the morning service. The SUNDAY
school will render an Easter service at the even
ins service.
ST. Paul's, Short arcnue-Rcv W. G, l.. Lauer,
pastor. Services, 1890 a, N, and 7.3p p. m
Sunday school, $50 p, M; cateohetical instlne.
tion, 3.t5 p. N. Luther League Wednesday,
$50 p. III, Main service at u. NJ The lioy
Communion will be celebrated al morning ser
vice.
Zon's, Mifim Ncnue-Rev =, I. Ei4. hIanu,
pastor. Services, 1850 a. ~: Stu,idy school, .
p. m. The Holy Communion will hi celebrated,
Christ Church, Cedar avenue and Bnch street -
Rev, James Witkc, pastor, services, 1870 a. N,
aId 130 p M; sunday school, p M li'ly
Communion viii be celebrated at morning ssI'
vice. Preparatory service al 10 a. N,
ST. Peter, Prescott avcnue--Rev. john Ian,
dolph, pastor Services, 1870 a. M and 80 y,
~, Sunday school, p. n. Preparatory scrTica
at 20 4. IN. The Holy Communion will be celn'
brated at morning service,
Emmanuel German'pclish lmhelan Church,
ctr
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Easter programme. at II M: Young Peoples
Christian Endcavor society will hold a meeting
at 6.2O Il. n,.; subiact, "Dead to Sin; Alive TO
cning service of the Christian Endeavor Al!
societies are cordially invited to attend the go
a. NJ. service. Prayer meeting, Wednesday. 7.30
p. m. Elaborate Easter music at each service
in the church on Sabbath, Easter sermon in the
morning. 4 delightful choral service, assisted
by the full orchestra in the evening. Faster
offerings TOR foreign missions at all the services.
All welcome.
sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church, corner
Sumner avenue and Price strcet-Moming service
at 1880 Il. M, to he conducted by Mr., Bez,
ley; Sunday school at p. M; Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endearor after the evening
service, Band Of Hope Tuesday and Thursday
evenings T.i5 O'Clock, to be conducted by Rev.
Frank J. Milman. A cordial welcome to all.
Adams Avenue Chapel, New York street Easter
services Morning, 1880; Rev. James Hughes
will deliver a short address. The choir will
sing two anthems and Mr.. Rankin will sing a
SOLO Evening, $50. A large choir of the
Sunday school scholars will sing several suita,
BILE pieces and some excellent recitations will he
given, The chapel choir will sing an anthem
or two. Both the choir and the children have
been making special preparations, and it is en-
pected that the rich programme will be efficient
" rendered. The Rev. Jane, iiushe. will
speak for few minutes. 4 cordial invitation
is given to the general public. BE in good
time in order 10 secure seats,
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western


In Effect Dee. >, 1900.
South-Loavc Scranton for New York at Ito,
500 $50 500 and 1905 a. M: l2.'j ;;."3 =. ~.
For Philadelphia NJ 500 and 1905 y. III: f.. y,
and 3.t3 p. III. For Stro'rlsbuI1 ut G.lJ p. III.
Milk accommodation at $40 p. IN, Arrive at
Hobokcn at Gao as. lO@s, l2.oS. 3ii. Us,
7.l0 y. III. Arrive at Philadelphia al Los, ,:.at,
600 and So y. IN, Arrive ii"n' New Nurk at
l.lo, 6.:2 and -: L. M: LOO. l.j2. i.tt. ~
Noitl-Icavc Scranton for Buhalo and inter
mediate stations at ..!1, 30 ana 900 a, NJ:
1,j5. 5.4s and lI.Jj p. N. For O>wogo and
Syracuse at G,5i Il, n. and i,55 p. ~, lm
Utica at 40 a. M. and l55 p. IN. For Non.
trosc at 90G II N, i.05 and 5.lS y. N. fol
Nicholson at 100 and G.li p. IN. For ni''c'
Buffalo at l.2i, a,ii. j,4,i and 100 a. M; $50
and SOC p. III. From Osweso and Syracuse a,
...5j n. M; i2.3' aud 500 p. III From tea
ot aIJ a. m, l2.3S and $50 p. m. From
Nicholson al 10 a. m. and 900 D. m. From
Mort.ose al io.ah ~ ~; 30 and SEQ y. III.
Bloom-hurg Lvi>iou---!."ave Scranton '"r
Northumberland, al stu 1908 Il. m: 10 and
$50 H. m. For Plymouth at LOS. $40. $50 T..
IN. For Kingston al $40 Il. M Arrive 1t
Northumberland at 90 q. w.; LILO. ion AMI Si5
D. m Arrive nj Kingston at So A. NJ Nlivc
n, Plymouth mt 100 4.a2. n.ii y, m. Nli>u
in Scranton from Northumberland al nt2 a. N :;
ia,S5. 40 and So u. ~, From Kingston at
100 a. n. From rlymonlh at '.55 4. NJ; 80
and 80 =. III. .
Sontl!-.,Leavc scranton al l,iO, 800, 40. loo.
u. M: 3s. aud $40 y. ~.
Norl.--Lcav" Sciantnn al liz go q, M;
81. j. Is aud li.ai =. m
Rloomsb,wg Diyisiou--.uGye Scranton Al 1905
A. M. and $50 u. ~.
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Reformed Episcopal.

Glacc Reformed Episcopal church. Wyoming
avenue, below Mulberry streetRev. George L..
Alrich. pastor, Prayer and praise service, $50
a. M; divine worship and communion at 1890
a. m. Subject, ''The First Resurrection" Rev.
20; SO: evening worship at 40. Studies in
Malachi ''rhe Spirit OF the Age" Nal. l'9;
Sabbath school al IL M: y. 7. ;. q. L. at ESQ
D. m. Lesson study, Wednesday evening at 80
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Central Railroad of New Jersey.

Stations In New Nolk-Fuot Oi IIbprtN slrenl
\. H.. and South Ferry.
TIME TABLE iN EFFECT NOy ~ l9O0.
vnin. leave scranton tor New York. Ncwar l.,
rli,nbctl. philaclphia. Easton. Bethlehem, Al
lcn.owu, M.,,rcl ,Innk and White Haven al S.@o
a M: express. 1.l0: express, so a. M. >uI,
DAYS. IA T.. NJ
for Pitsion and likes. Barre, $40 a. m. 10
md 80 u. ~. sundays. ~ =. N.
For Baltimore and Washington and poiu,,
Sonih and Wc>t via Bethlehem, $50 Il. M; 11u
and 40 H. IN. Sundays. ID y. M.
rov Long Branch, Ocean Grove etc., at $50
a. M and ITO p. N.
Tor Reading Lebanon and Harrisburg, via Al
,ontowu, $40 u. m. and li0 p. M. SUNDAYS,
For Potsyillr. SO 81. M, aud 10 p. m.
Through tickets 10 all points east, south sns
wr.t al lowest rates ut the station.
H. =. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Ast
H. II. Ol.lIAuSEN, Gen, supt
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Episcopal.

st. David's pali,h--Rev, Edward James Nc.
Henry, rector. Easter services, o, $50 and 1890
a. NJ, $50 and 7.30 p. m. At 1890 the eomniun-
ION service by W. II, Mark will be rendered.
Hymns 'Wel,one, Happy Moming," \, r. Sui
livan; "a, iAG Lambs High Mass We Sing"
G. j. ;lv4r angels, Roll the Rock Away"
g. +. Eoler; "ilt Is Risen, lie Is Risen J. Man.
Gcr; duthem. ''jcsls Lives" r, Herbert Spinney,
Chrisi's church, corner Washington avenue
and Park strect--Rcy. T. s. Billentlne, rector.
services, 1890 a. m, s.So .. M, 1,So p m. All
seats Tree. All welcome
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Erie and Wyoming Valley.

Time TabIc In EHcct Sept. t., INW
Trains for lIawlcy and local points, connect
ing AT Iawley With Erie railroad for New Nolk,
Ncwburg aud intermediate points, leave Sylan,
ton at TO5 a. m. and - D. III.
Trains arrive at scranton Al 1880 =. m. and
90 y. m.
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encc, Monday ut 1910, on THE De-
cline OF Pastoral Visitation"
Gospel services at the Young Wo-
mons Christian association Sunday
afternoon at 3.i5. All women and girls
welcome
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o'clock, followed by prayer meeting at O'Clock,
Seats free. All welcome.
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RAILRoA0fTiME TABLES.
pennsylvania RAILROAD

Schedule IN Erect March II, l0Ol.
Trains leave Scranton:
6.45 a. M. week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
9.3S a. M, week days, for Hazleton
and for Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash.
ington and Pittsburg and the
West.
2.1s p. m., week days, Sundays
1853 p. mo- for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, week
days only.
A.27 p. m., week days. for Sunbury.
Hazleton, Pottsville, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
j. D. HUTCHINSON Gen. Mr.
j. q. WOOD. Gen. Pass .\gt.
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All Souls Univ ,rsalist Church, Pine street, be
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'i,v, H. a. MrAndrows. pastor of st.
MaryS Catholic church of Wilkes
barrc' mas returned from his trip to
CALIFORNIA much Improved in health
Rev, g. A. Spaulding will read a
paper a. the Baptist pastors confer