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Presbyterian.

Second Presbyterian church Services, 1890 A.
IN, and 80 p. m. d. hobiu>on will preach
morning and evening. The topic for the even.
ing sermon will he Doing Gods Will" 4
cordial invitation is cNteni"d to all.
Green Ridge Presbyterian church--Rcv. !. i.
Lansing, pastor: Rev. l.. r. Foster. assistant
1880. service Of worship, with sermon by the
pastor, subject. "Ihc Need and Value Of Teach
ing in the Church, l.. Bible school; $50 Chris
tian Endcavor; 7,i5. service. with sermon by the
pastor, subject. "lhc Law OF Proportion in
Life. All are welcome.
Washburn Street Presbyterian chmch--Rcr.
John T. Mofat, d. D.. pastor. services at 1880
a. IN. and 1.3u p. m.; Bible school at l. m; +;
Christian Endcavor. al go p. M, subject "Dcci.
sion OF Character" leader u. II. lIcrheckcr;
PRAYER meeting Wednesday, 80 p. M. subject
Established Things in Religion" The pastor
will preach morning and evening. All welcome.
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church, corner
Sumner avenue and Price strec,Mr. Bczalccl
Brown will conduct the morning service at
1890 O'Clock; Mr W. T.. Plnmlcy will preach
at p. M; Sunday school at p. m. Band Of
Hope on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Mid
week prayer services Wednesday evening at
7,5 The seats are free. All are welcome.
Capousc Chapel OPrcsbyteriam Preaching, 1890
A. IN. and T.30 r. M. by the pastor. Rev. L. r.
Foster. Sunday school, 3 p. m: Senior Endcav-
or, $50; Junior Endeayor and singing. Monday
evening; prayer meeting. 80 Thursday evening.
Reading open Friday evening. All welcome.
Providence Presbyterian churcn-Rev. G. L.
Guild. pastor. At the morning service the pas
Tor will preach the annual discourse Of the
church. Sunday school at noon En,eavor meet
ing, G3i O'Clock; evening service, 1.30 O'Clock.
The seats Of the church always free.
ADAMS Avenue chapel, New York street.-The
Rev James Hughes will preach at 1890 and
80: SUNDAY school at 3 o'clock; c. T.. at G.45
All welcome to these services.
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TIME TABLES.
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
In Effect Dec. 2. 1000.

In Effect Dec 2. 1000
Soutl--leave Scranton for New York at li0,
800 $50, 500 and 1905 a. M: L.. 55. 33i D. N.
For Philadelphia at SEQ and 1905 a. M; IL %
Milk accommodation at $40 p. m. Arrive at
fIoboken at $40. us, 1O2S, 120S, 3.l5, 4.,s,
7.l9 p. m. Arrive at Philadelphia at LOS. ::a3.
800 and SO p. M Arrive from New York at
I10, G32 and 1923 a. M; LOO, 152. 5.4:;, s.lj
and ll.30 p. m. From StroulShurg at S.OJ a.
m.
Nortli--.Leave Scranton ior Buffalo and inter.
mediate atons at l.lj, 6.3J ana 900 a. M ::
1856. 5.4s and ll,35 p. IL. For Oswego and
Utica at 40 a. m. and l.5i p. IN. For son.
trose at coo a IN; Los and SIS p M For
Nicholson at 100 and G.lJ y. m. For si.lg.
ha,nton at 1920 a. M. Arrive in Scranton iror,
Buffalo at l.2j 2.5j j.45 and 1000 a. m; $50
and soc y. III. From Oswego and Syracuse at
2.55 a. M; i2,3S and 500 p. M From ltic,
at 2.55 a. m; l2.3s and $50 p IN. From
Nicholson at $50 a. m. and 800 p. M From
Mont.osc at 1890 Il. m; $50 and 500 D. H.
Bloonsburg nivision-lcavc Scranton for
Northumberland, at G,i5, 1905 a. m. l.56 and
$50 D. m. For Plymouth at Los. $40, $50 D.
In For Kingston at $40 a, m. Arrive aG
Northumberland at 9.S5 a. m: 10. 500 and g 40
D. H. Arrive at Kingston at S52 a. m. Arrive
at Plymouth at 200 iS2, as p. m. Arrive
in Scranton from Northumberland at o.i2 a. IN. :
l.35 45O and SO p. IN. From Kingston at
100 a. N. From Plymouth at 7.55 u m. 800
SUNDAY TRAINS
South-Ieayc scranton at lao, 800, $50, II. o.
D. m.: 3..i3 and $40 p. M
Nortl--I.cayc Scranton At LIS, 6.3j a. m:
l 30 5, Is and ll.3i ., IN.
Bloomsburg Dvision--LcaVe Scranton at 1906
a. IN. and $50 p. IN.
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Evangelical Lutheran--Fourth Sunday alter
Easter. Gospel, John ld 5-li; cpistlc, James L.
l6,2l
ST. Marks, washbum and Fourteenth streets
Rev, \. L. Ramer, Ph d., pastor. Services
1890 u, M, 7,30 p, M; Luther league, $50
p. M; sunday school II M; Wednesday ser-
vice, 7.3o y, M, Mission Band, saturday, $50
p. m Morning sIbject, "The Work oi the
Comforter; evening subject. Requisites to
True Dscpeship." The articles for the mis-
sion hoN for India should be brought to the
church the early part OF he week.
Holy Trinity, Adams avenue and Mulberry
Street-Rev. G. c. Spieker, pastor. Services,
1880 a, M, I.30 p. m; ,4uther league, 4. 80
p M; sunday school, IL M, Mission Band
saturday, 10 a. IN.
II, Paul's Short aycnue--Rev. ". &. L. Lauer
pastor. Services, 1880 u, m, 7.30 p.m.; Sunday
school, 80 p. M; Catechetical instruction
3.i5 p m; Luther league, "Wednesday, 7SO p m
Zion's, Mimin ayenue-Rev. r. +. Zizelmann,
pastor. Services, 1890 a. m. Sunday school, =
p IN.
Christ church, Cedar avenue and Birch street
-hel' James Witke, pastor Services 1880 a.
M, 80 =. M: sunday school, D. m.
ST. Peters, Prescott avenue, Rev. John Ran
dolph. pastor Services 1880 a. M. 7.2O D. m. ;
SUNDAY school, p m.
Emanuel German.Polish Lutheran church
Reese street. -.Rev Ferdinand Sitelmeier, pastor
Preaching in the German language at 10 a m;
sunday school, p. m.
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HONESDALE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Honesdale, May 3-Mrs. Henry Y.
Russell and son. Zenas. are sojourning
at Atlantic City,
Al meeting held by the pastors of
the HOnesdale churches on Monday, in
the study of Rev. William Fl. Swift, il
was decided to call "A public meeting.
10 be held in the Presbyterian chapel
on Sunday afternoon, May II, at 43O p.
M, TO discuss the question and fix upon
plans for fresh air work for city chill
dren. MI Suader and Mr., Parsons. of
Port Jervis, are expected to be present
and speak on the subject.
County Superintendent ID. l.. Hover
will deliver IA lecture in the Methodist
church. Waymart, Tuesday evening,
May l. Subject, My Travels i'm
Europe"
Honesdale citizens viii petition An
drew Carnegie for funds To start pub
lie library in Honesdale.
Miss Anna T.. Reury. who has held a
position in the office of the Wayne In
dependent for number of years, has
accepted q position on the Schenectady,
y. Y. Evening News, and viii sever
her connection with the Independent.
Colonel Coe Durland is on a business
trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Louisa NJ, keefer is visiting
friends in Scranton
Jurymen doing duty at the Wayne
county courts, who reside in the remote
parts of the county, have been recerv-
ing excess mileage, OF travelling fees,
10y representing that they came via
railroad, causing many miles travel,
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with the exception OF the opening number which
will he devoted entirely to the works OF tho
laincnted Italian composer. and comprises both
vocal and instrumental selections from verdi's
most famous operas. The orchestra will per.
form the brilliant overture to ''Nabucco" and
the hymn and trumphal march from aida. "
The solOiStS of the OCCASION Mons. Albert,
Nine Npldi and VI. MaSsima will sing u due.
trio duo and solo each from ''Troyatorc' -
"Rigolc,to," "Othcllo," aida" ctc. etc
These singers have excellent regulations TO sis.
tain. They be brought to this country by
the great Madame Scmblich to sing with her
in opera. This fact alone should be a guarantee
OF their ability as artists.
IT is not generally understood by the sym.
phony orchestra subscribers that the forthcoming
Verdi comnemoration concert will he under the
auspices OF the Italian colony OF the city and
that the regular subscription tickets Of the
orchestra will not be good for this concert
The regular symphony orchestra subscription
tickets will bc good, however. for the next rcs,i.
Lar symphony concert
A. n Rippard, Thomas Rippard and Frank
lnnes, three of Wilkes BNreS representative
musicians, were in attendance at the symphony
orchestra reheafSalS this week.
Harvey Blackwood played some cello solos
at concert in Nicholson Wednesday evening
II II II
The ilemberGer Qnartette is engaged Tor three
concerts in WilkqSB Barre this month.
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Episcopal.

Saint LukcS par>r~-Rcv Rogers Israel, d. d.,
rector: Rev. Z. j. ilauclton, senior curatc; Rev
VI Il. Nash. junior culate. Fourth sunday after
Easter.
ST. Lukc'S chmci,--,.}0 a. m, holy communon
0,ii a. NJ, morning prayer: 1850 II. nl., sermon
and holy communion: 80 p. M, evening prayer
aud sermon; ".lj Il, M, sunday school and
Bible classes.
St. Marks. DunmorcS 5 a. M, holy com,nnn
ion 1850 a. m, morning prayer and scrmon
80 p. m, evening prayer and Sclmon: , p m.,
Sunday srlool aud Bible class.
East End mission. Prescott avcnuc--23G p. m.,
sunday school and Bible classes; $50 p. III,
evening prayer and sermon
South Side mission, Fir sucelT-..;io D. m.
sunday school and rihl, classes,
ST. Georges, olypIanl--2.30 p. ~. >mddy
school and Bible r!as>cs: $50 u. m. evening
prayer and sermon.
Christ, church, corner Washington avenue
and Park ,treet~-Rev. [. : Ballentinc rector.
Services, 1850 a. m, 80 p, M. 80 p. IN.
All seats Tree, All welcome.
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IN the quiet ''taho talk OF Jesus with his dis
ciples by the sea of Gailcc. the Master asked
the one great test question for Christian disci-
plcship LOWEST THOU ME?' This is per.
Sonal question:: present tense question; prac.
teal question. and it such an important
question: that Jesus repeated it three times with
increasing emphasis .luycst thou Me- more
than the pleasures and profits and friendships Of
life? "Lovcst thou Ne" more than thou calrst
the world? Perhaps Peter was reminded Of his
oft repeated denial. by the OIL repeated question
Of Jesus.
The lowest motive for service is fear; the high.
est motive is love- The question MAS not: "Do,t
thor. fear. honor. admire me?" bat ''Do>t
thou love mc!' Peter had wrpt bitter tears Of
pcnitcnce. The question not: 'lIow much
hast thou wcpt, how much tcastcd. how much
afflicted thy soul, how much gi,cn!" hut "Iovest
thou Mc!'
In developing the lesson draw lrgc question
mark or Interrogation point CD and write on ii
Our Lords question to Peter, Lowest Thou Nc?"
To Indicate the Person and the authority ot the
questioned draw a cross rs shadow back of
the interrogation point and speak of 'hrist'S love
lor us ''cvcn unto DEATH Draw around these
designs an outline heart and press home to each
scholar the heart question OF the Golden Text.
\ second lesson Of great Importance to bc
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Delaware and Hudson.
In Effect Nov. %. 1000.

In Effect Nov. %, 1000.
Trains for Carbondale leave Scranton at go
,.53 s53 1918 a.. M; 100, 1.2O, 2.44, So!
: 30 G.25, 1.57, 9.l5, l1.l5 p. M; l.I6 a, M
For IIonestale-G2o, lois a. m; 2.4A and SO
'r"r Wilkes Barre--6.45, 7.4s, s4s, o.3s, To-
l55 a. M; LIS, a.ls, 3sS. 4.27, 6l0,7.4S, Iodl,
1l30 p III.
For L. " r. II. points-64j, ll.55 4. m; a,s.
427 and 1l.%0 p. IN.
For Pennsylvania Il. r. points-6.45, 1.3s a,
M; a.1s and A.27 p. IN.
For Albany and all points north-6.20 q. M
A"' SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Carbondale-o.OO 1l,S3 a. M; 244. s.5a,
5.47, 1882 p. IN
For Wilkes 'Barre-9aS, 1l'55 a. M; l5s, S2s
G.27, SET p. m.
For Albany and points north--352 p. m.
For Honesdale- u. m. and 3.53 p. m.
Lowest rates to all points in United Statei
j. H. BURDICK. G. r. A.. Albany, N. Y.
II. W. CROSS, d. +. A., Scranton. Pa.
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BLACKBOARD LESSON HINTS.
BY Rev. Robert F. Y. PIERCE D. D.
The


taught today is that love j., manifested 10y gifts
and service. Jesus said to Peter: "Fccd My
Sheep" If you love me show that love by your
Seyicc.
Wise men seek Jesus first Tor what lie is;
sccond.N for what lie does: third, for what they
can get from Him: fourth. for what they cal,
give to Him
II is significant that the first act OF worship
which Our Lord received on earth should be char.
sctcrizctf by rich gifts, brought by dcvout men TO
Jesus. They brought "God, tor kin2Myrri
Uor embalminG) Indicative of his mortality-anl
FiankLcensc, incense for a God.
Love is the most costly thing in the world.
We will be more for love, we viii do more 90.
love. we will give more Tor love than for any.
thing else in the world Our love for Jesus
Christ will be best shown by what we are and
do and give for Him. Have we given all our
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Jesus and Peter.
John xxi: 1882.

lcina ACCOMPLISHED .Ic,us further Instincts bis
,os,nroJ ,n,.,lc. uoliuy hin, Ln,,, so,,o,hi,,
his early life hc had followed his own choices,
going forth To that when was most pleasing, re.
joicing in his conscious strength. But in
the work OF the ministry he would become the
victim of prosecutions, his liberty would be
taken away. he would be bound and compelled
10 submit to the will OF others.
FOLLOW ME NcrSc lp.--lt was in one sense
a gloomy outlook that was thus presented to
this man. lie had declared his love even with
sorrow that IT. should bc questioned. lie had
been freely forgiven Tor his dcnials by his
Lord and hc had received again the commission
that had been forfeited. MI that might we'll
have glaldcncd lbs heart. Nut now, to hear the
outcome OF this opposition, persecution, bonds,
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out charge. Visitors and letters OF inquiry are
welcomed and given courteous attention and in
formation nee
Calvary Reformed church, Monroe avenue and
Gibson s,rcct--Rcv. Marion l.. Firor, pastor.
Services Sunday at 1890 a. m., 7.30 p. M. sun
dag school, Has a, m. Morning subject, Go
Forward: evening subject, "Changelcssncss of
God"
All Souls universai>t church, Pine street,
near Adams avenue. Service at 1890 a. M, con-
Quoted by Mr.. Alfred Donlcy, whose subject
will be, "A Solid Basis ior Our Belicf'' sun.
day school al ll.i5 a. m.
Zion United Evangelical church, liao Capousc
avenue Preaching 1880 a. m. and 40 y. m,
by the pastor, Rev. j. A. Messenger. Subjects,
''proyoking to Good Works and 'Rccklcss sail
ols" Sunday school $50; Junior EndeaNor, .
y. M; Senior Endeavor $50; prayer meeting,
80 Wednesday evening. Seats Ircc and every.
body welcome.
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Religious.

morning at 1890 and evening at $50 hy the
pastor, Rev. Dr. Robert I. Y. Pierce, u. D.;
morning prayers in the lower temple at o.b.
Theme of the morning sermon, Crumbs from
the Masters Table" Reception Of new members
and communion. Sunday school at the Penn
Avenue church at o'clock and at the Amerman
Memorial mission at $50 p. MI Young Pco.
pies meeting at 6.3O p. IN. Topic of the even.
ing sermon lecture "Vanity Fair and Doubling
Castle" This Is the fourth in the series oi IT,
ustrated sermons on Pilgrims Progress. Brief
evangelistic services in the lower temple.
First Baptist church, South Main aycnne--Rcv.
;. y. Mathews. pastor. Services as usual SAB.
bath morning and evening ll3o a. m. and 80
y. m The Lords Supper will he observed at
the close OF the evening service: sabbath school,
$50 r. M. Plymouth church. Dr. Bcddoe, super
nendent; b. Y. r. L. services, $50 y. m. at
lvoritc hall. Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
ing, $50 p. III. All are welcome.
jackson Street Baptist ohurch--Mornng PRAYER
meeting at $50, leader. George Widdick, ser.
mon by the pastor Rev. Thomas dc Gruchy,
D. D., at 1890, topic. "ls Our Love for Christ
Real or Sentimental; Sunday school at :,
Charles IIollcv, superintendent; evening service
NJ sharp. Praise service for the congregation
and full choir will assist with anthems and
quartet,e. This service will he followed by
short address by the pastor. topic, Something
Better Than Live" You arc cordially invited
to attend.
Green Ridge Baptist chu'ch-- Morning prayer
meeting at 10 o'c"'k Preaching by the pastor
al 1880 and 80 subject in the morning Hop.
ing and Waiting: in the evening, "lnvesting in
Opportunity The Lords supper will bc nd.
,ninistcrcd at the cio,s. Of the morning sermon
sunday school at 1l.i5; meeting nj the Junior
society at $50; roll call Of the Senior society
at $50
shiloh baptist church. %oj Centre street ncar
Fem aycnue- services at ~. ij a. IN. and 80 =.
IN. The PASTOR Rev. James A. Sunlar, will
preach nj both services. Communion after the
evening sermon. Strangers are invited and all
the members are requested to pay up their dues.
Blakcly Baptist church David spencer u. d.,
pastor. 1890 q. M, first sermon on "Ihe Pat
tern Prayer" subject "'rhe Fahcrlood Of t;od,'
Lords supper, l.lj. Bible SCHOOL, t. - p. M,
y. y. l.. L.: 80 FIRST sermon "Thc Book
OF Ruth subject "iiuth the Loyal Heroine"
Everybody wcl .om,
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

In Eject March j. 1901.
For Philadelphia and New York via d. 4 H.
r. H., at 6.45 and ll.5j a. M, ard 3.ls, NJ
(Black Diamond ENpreSs), and ll.30 p. IN. sun.
days, D. & II. II. r.. Los, S.27 u. III
For White Haven, lilacton and principal points
in the coal regions, via ID. a II. r. r., 6ij
2.lS and i.27 p. m. For Potsvillc, a27 p ~
For Bethlehem, ENston, Reading, Harrisburg
and principal intermediate stations via d. a II.
II. r., G45, ll.Jj a. M; 2,lS, i.27 BLACK Dia
mond Express, ll,3o y. m. Sundays, D. " II.
II. r., l.5S, S27 p. m.
For Tunkhannock, TowLnda, Elmira, Ithaca,
Geneva and principal intermediate stations ,ia
D., L. l. W, II. r., sos a. IN; LOS and $40
p. m.
For Geneva. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
Chicago and all points west, Via ID. a H. II. r.,
II 30 a. M, 3,33 tBlack Diamond EXpress), 7.iS,
lO.il, ll.30 p. IN. sundays, ID. II. Il. r.,
Hos S.27 y. m
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Leligh Valley
parlors cars on all trains between Wilkes'BaTe
and New York, Philadelphia. Buffalo and sus-
pension Bridge
RoLlIN II. WILBUR, Gen supt., 26 Cortland
street, New York
CHARLES s. LEE, Gen, Pass, Ast,, 2d Cortland
street, New York.
A W. NONNEMACHER, Div. Pass Ast, South
Bethlehem, Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply TO
500 Lackawanna avenue, scranton, Pa.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey.

Stations in New YoTK-Foot Of liberty street,
n r.. and South Ferry.
~ TINE TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. %, 1900.
rroins leave Scranton for New York, Newark
Elizabeth, philadelphia, Easton, Bethlehem, Al
Meh lhns express ans MGts 80 Haven ssn
uIEo Eor Pittston and Wilkes.Barre, $50 T. m.;l1G
and $50 P, m, sundays, .s si5 p. m.
South and West via Bethlehem, $40 a. NJ; l.lt
and $50 p. IN. sundays 2.lo p. m,
II For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, ETC.. at $50
a. IN. and 10 Pm. p. m, .,, =,
lentown, $50 a. m. and l.l0 p. m. Sundsy4,
For Pottsvllc, $50 a. IN. and ITO p. M.
Through tickets to all points east, south and
west at lowest rates at the station.
II. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agt.
j. IL. 0LiIAuSEN, Gen. supt.
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Rev. Charles Henry Newinp, n. NJ,
y. D., the new pastor of the Tunmoro
Methods Episcopal church, was grad
uated in 1887 from Wyoming Seminary
with high honors in the classical
course. In the fall OF 81 he entered
Drew Theological Seminary, gradual
ing from there in 1890. and IN April of
that year Joined the Wyoming Confer
enCe.
He received the degree of master of
arts from Grant university, and that
of bachelor OF divinity from Drew The
ological Seminary. Durin. the Yeas
since his admission TO the conference
he has been stationed at Greene and
castle Creek, n. v: Falls. Dalton and'
Susuuchapna. For three years he
served as president of the Epworth
League of the Bnghamton district.
During his previous pastorates he hes
been rema, ka bly, successful and every
charge has heen left in an improved
condition. which augurs well for the
success Of his work here.
The Penr Avenue Baptist church is
crowded every Sunday evening to hear
The sermon-l,ctllre and sec the hcauti-
fu' stereopticon views illustrating the
old story of Pilgrims Progress. The
topic announced fer to o-morrow even
ing il Vanity Fair and Doubling Cas-.
tIc. DR.. Pierce gives a Ei;ef review
preceding tho special sermon an
rounted. that the congregation may
Rave connected story of The entire
Journey "t Mr.. Christian from 'to city
"f Destruction I" the Celestial City.
The monthly meeting of the Scran-
Wilkes Barre Lutheran Pastoral
association Will he held on Monday at
Tic parsonage of ST. Paul's Lutheran
church, Rev. w. &. l.. Lauer pastor.
The Normatvc Value of the Holy
Scriptures will be the subject Of a
paper prepared by Rcv. H. T.. i. Sen
okcr, "f Wilkes Barre.
Ihc regular meeting of the Mctbo-
d1St ministers of Scranton and vicip-
NY VIII bc held in the parlors of Elm
Park church, Monday. May t, at 10 30 a.
m. Speaker. Rev. H. G. McDermott, A.
NJ; subject, "Tempcramental lnterpre-
tatlons OF Spirituality There will also
be an election of officers.
Il
mems meeting in the Railroad Young
Men S Christian association Sunday at
so y programme of hymns by famous
singers will be given on the phono-
sraph. All men are invited
kcv. +. Adams. a noted ana able
evangelist, will preach in the Provi-
dence Methodist church, Green Ridge,
next Sunday. May j. morning and even
Ing. y welcome to all.
The gospel meeting at the Young
W"lVen'S Christian Association will he
lod by Evangelist w. T.. Davis. All
Girls and Womcr are cordially invited.
Time, "a, y. III.
There will be a symposium at the
baptist Pastors conference. Monday at
1890, on Ministry to the Afflicted and
Burial of the Dead"
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Sunday School
Lesson
for
May S.

H.
resurrection show how ,tcsus treated IIis dis
cjplcs and sought TO win tbcm 10 faith and
prepare them for service. That treatment, was
suited TO the ncc,ili,r tcnpcr,mcnt nt ,a,b
one. Mary was granted fin, arst ;nt,rvicv.. ,hc
other women aftcrwar,l next th, two men on
the way 10 Emmors. ,hcn ,bc ton IN rho ,p,cr
room finally Thomas otier n ycck All ,his
was In or nc,r .Jcu,sa,cn Tho comnopy nj
iisciplcs then rcr,irrd ,o t;n,i,c, and ryidop,
" thought the Master had abandoned tbcr, n.
they proposcd TO return 20 their old avoca.
tions tJohn xxi,3, In tb;s pctor was ,hc
first to make suggestions. A strong and i'm.
rulsivc character he naturally ,cd Tho o,,crs
and all went on a fishing cxcursion. Wh;Ic
SO engaged .Ics,,s apnca,cd A. lie ward Tho
the whole psr,y SAT- down 70 dino. thci, 1,ori
officiating ns host At,or ,hn ,on,s, ',os,,s ,,
dressed Peter with the evident p,rn,Sc of s,cu,
ing him to greater stcatfastness that he might
be more scrviccablc in The anostolir collcp,
How the cast was conducted aprcars in our
lesson.
FIRST QUESTION (versc IL. An nrrc,l was
made to the heart ot Peter bv direct question
Did this apostle love .Icsus more than Tho 9TH
ers? The inquiry was called forth by the
strong protest ations of s,ipes1or affection made
at the ,,ipper Matt. ,xyi.3;,. That dccI,r,.
tion of unchangine fidelity on fhc night of tho
betrayal was doubtless sincere, although at the
time Jesus gave solemn warning and predictod
what actually occ,rrcd ,M,t, yxy;..n II
was highly prop,r in yicw of what had t,,ns.
pred in the meantime to bcrin a, that ,,;n,
and secure REORGANIZATION of intcri,r ,ond;
tions. The reply was ucomrlc,c Thcrc w,s
no assertion of love greater than that of ,sso.
riatcs. Such boastinc would have boon nm
scemlv Instead Peter was content ,o submi,
himself to The searching examination of his
Master to abide In, decision t,,,i ,n;rht ho
given. as that must lc according ,o IIis oh.
sc lutte and sufficient knowledge. "Thou knov,st
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04
Erie Railroad, Wyoming Division.

Time Table in Eject Sept II, 1000
Trains for iIiwley and local points connect.
ing at Hawlcy with Erie railroad ior New York,
Newbmg and intermediate points leave Scran.
ton at 705 n. IN. and 2,25 p, M,
Trains arrive al scranton at 1880 a. NJ, and
9,lO p. m.