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TOunOrrOW'S Services
Methodist Episcopal.

Elm Park ChurchPr5ycr and praise service
| AT o::;" a. nj. Al 1:@0 the Chldrcns day c>cr
cl.cs will he held Baptism OF infants at this
service. Epworth League at $3.50 p. M. At 7:"o
,. M. there will he a Flag service, by the pas
tor: topic What the American Flag Stands
fur.' All are cordially invited 10 attend the
services during the day.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. u.
G. McDcrmott. PASTORAL 1880 a. M. will occur
the annual Chdrcn's day exercises \ fine pro
grammc is in preparation. There will also he
baptism of children. At $50 y. there will
he union meeting OF the Epworth and Junior
leagues. The pastor will preach at 80 Special
music. Seats igee.
Ashuy VI. T.. Church, corner Monscy and
Delaware Street. Rev. w. G. simpson, D. D..
pastor Devotional meeting of the Brotherhood
OF ST. Paul at $50 a, M; preaching at 1890 p.
M: subject. "Rcgcncration;' sunday school at
$50 p. M. Epwo,th League at $50 p. m;
preaching at $50 p. m; subject, "Nisnc
Power and Effects uf thristianty;" prayer
meeting, Wednesday at 30 r. M; business
meeting of he Brother hood of st. Paul ON III"
second and fourth Tuesdays OF each month at
$50 p. m. Seats free and all welcome.
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev James Bcnnrger, pa>tor--rhc annual Chill
| ,Irrn's day service at 1850: no Sunday school
in the afternoon; Epworth League at $780, even.
ing preaching service at $50.
Cedar Avenue VI. T.. Church, f. p. Doy, pastor
Services June .. 1901: Childrcn's day services
at 1920 a. M: no sunday school to-day; Junior
Epworth League nj $3.50 p. M: Epwolth League
meeting at $50 p. m; evening worship and
sermon at 30 p IN. All cordially invited and
welcomed
Ash street Methodist Episcopal Chnoh, Rev. !.
II. Austin, pa>tor-rrcsching service at 1880:
Glass meeting at 1880 a. M, G. W. Chuhb,
leader sunday school al p. m, f.. W. Stone,
up'rin,rnrnt Iuninor League at 3 p. M. Miss
karic Hartman, superintendent; Epworth League
at G:'j p. M. Mrs william Wiclncr. Leader;
evening preaching service At 7::O; sermon by
evening, NJ. II. Fine, leader; prayer meeting ~.
Friday evening. All welcome
Nay Aug Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. j.
Il. Austin. p,stor-Sunday school at $50 p. m,
Frank Edwards, superintendent Glass meeting
AT 1850 p. M W. NJ. Nixon, leader; evening
preaching service AT $50; prayer meeting
Thursday evening. \ cordial welcome to all.
First German Methodist Episcopal church,
adams avenue and Vine strcct-G. Bobilin, pas
tor Preaching services at l0:}t a. m and 30
n .n.. subject in the morning, ''Thc sabbath
How shall We Spend IL" Sunday school al noon
| and at !. O'clock y. m. at the Taylor Avenue
Chapel. Erworth League meeting at 6:ij p. m.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening,
A NJ T., Church, Howard Place, DR. .. s.
Bentley. pl>tor-iIoa, ming At 1890 A. M; sub
i,ct, An Address 10 Youths" 2:3O p. m,
special Programme for CnilthcnS day ,t5 p.
m. plcac hing; subject. 'Ihr Chmch, the Birth
place oi Young Manhood" \ cordial welcome
c,uhded.
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church. Penn avenue, he
tween Spruce and Linden streets Preaching
morning at 1850 and evening al 80 by the
pastor. Rev. Robert +, \, Pierce, D. D, Morning
prayers in the lower temple at oij, Theme OF
Rclg ious Enthusiasm" sunday school at the
home church at O'Clock and at the Anclman
mission at $50 y. m. houng People society oi
Christian Endo,yor at $50 This will hc ten
pprancc evening al the church The pastor will
li,c stcIcOptron views to illustration the story
of ''Buy Your Own Cherries" and other temper.
ancc selections
First Baptist Church, South Main avenue, Rev.
= r. Mathews. pastol-Thc usual services SAP
bath morning and evening; $50 a. M, and $50
u. M. in the basement OF the Welsh Baptist
Church, SUNDAY school, y, M. Plymouth
Church, DR., Bcddoc, superintendent; B Y. =, T.,
service, $50 D. m, at Korite hall regular weekly
prayer meeting, 1:50 y. m Wednesday All are
welcome,
jackson Street Baptist Church Morning prayer
meeting at $780, Brother Wm. protheroe, leader.
At 1850 the pastor, Rev. Thomas de Gluchy
u, D., will preach; topic, 1.-The Sunny Side OF
Our Denomination, or the Echoes from the May
Meetings. The Lords supper will be admins.
tered at the close OF lhc service. The SUNDAY
school will he held at o'clock. Charles IIohsl
This is the peoples service. Good singing by
the choir and congregation; short sermon by the
pastor; topic "What viii DO with One Tai.
ent?" You will find This service bright and
cheerful. All are cordially invited to come
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Episcopal.

St. Lukcs Parish, Rev, Rogers Israel, y, r.,
rector: Rev. 4. J. liauehton senior curstc;
Rev. Mr.. b. Nash, junior curate-first sunday
after Trinity:
ST. Lukc's Church-,;S0 a. M. holy COM
munion; lO:30 a, M, morning prayer, litany and
sermon; 1880 y, m, evening prayer and sermon
9;l5 a. m, Sunday school and Bible classes.
ST. Marks, Dunmore-s a. m, holy commun'
ion; 1880 a. M, sermon and holy communion;
7:30 p. m, evening prayer and sermon; p. M,
SUNDAY school and Bible classes,
Fast End Mission, Prescott avenue-2;5O p. M,
SUNDAY school aud Bible classes; $3.50 p. m,
evening prayer and sermon.
South Side Mission, Fig strect-2:30 p. M,
sunday school and Bible classes.
st. Georges, olyphant--2;S0 p. m, SUNDAY
school and Bible classes; $3.50 p IN, evening
PRAYER and sermon.
,hrlS's Church, conner Washington avenue AVID
Park tF"eI Services al 1850 a. M, 2;So 2: m
and I'30 y. m Mr.. $. Cobb will conduct the
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TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western

In Effect Dec. 2. l0OO
South-Lcave Scranton for New York at I 40
800 $50, 500 and 1905 q. M; L.. 55, 3.33 o. m
For Philadepha at 500 and 1905 a. M T.. IS
and 333 D. IN. For Strou,lsbulg at 80 p m
Milk accommodation at $40 p IN. Arrive at
7.lO y. m Arrive at Philadelphia at LOS, 3.oS
800 and s.22 p. IN. Arrive from New York at
l1O 6.32 and 1923 a. M; 100. l.52 543 : II
and H. 30 p. III. From Stroudsburg at sos a
Nortb-Icavc Scranton for Buffalo and iuter
mediate stations at LIS, G35 and 900 a. NJ:
I.55, 54S and ll.35 p. NJ: For Oswcgo and
Syracuse at GSi u m. and 1.j5 p. m For
Utica at / 10 a. m. and l,55 p. m. For Non.
Nicholson at 100 and Gl5 n. M. For Bing.
hsmton at 1920 a. M. Arrive in Scranton from
buffalo at l.2j, 255, 5.45 and 1000 a. M; 3,30
and soc y. III. From Oswego and Syracuse at
.,55 a. m. l23S and 500 p. III From Utica
At o.55 a. m; l2.3s and $50 p. IN. From
Nicholson at $50 a and 600 y. m From
Montrose at 1890 a. m; 32O and 500 D. m
Bloomsbury Division-Leave Scranton Cor
Northumberland. at 6.i5. 1905 A. M; l.55 a,i
m. For Kingston at $40 a. IN. Arrive at
Northumberland at 0.S5 a. m. llO, 500 and s4j
n m Arrive at Kingston at S52 a. m Arrive
at Plymouth at 200. 4.32, 9.45 p. m. Arrive
in Scranton from Northumberland at 9.42 a. M
lo35 80 and $40 p. NJ From Kingston at
n 90 a. M From Plymouth at 1.55 a. m. (; 3.2O
SUNDAY TRAINS
South-Icavc Scranton at lao, 800, 6. so, lJ. 05
H. m; 3.33 and $40 p. M.
North-Ieave Scranton at LIS, 6.35 a. M:
1855, 5.is and ll.35 p. m
Bloomsburg Division-Lcave Scranton at 1905
a. m and $50 p m.
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FATE OF CARIBBEE ISLANDS.
How These Beautiful Islands Are
Ruined and Their People Starved
by Absentee Landlords and Wicked
Laws.

From tine Chicago Tribune.
The ctain Of small islands stretch
ing in graceful curve from Porto
Rico to NeneZuela, like a beaded
necklace across the throat of the Car
ibhean sea- froms the subject of a
sad article by Robert ~. Hill in the
May Century. The tropical beauties
of these islands are in strange con-
trast TO the ruin and poverty under
which the people are slowly being
crushcd,,In the British. French and
Danish islands alike, the visitor sees
ruined sugar mills. decaying houses,
and crowds of people of all races
begging Ditifully for aims. Each
year the tropical jungle creeps fur
ther down the hillsides and covers
more of the rich plantations that once
yielded large sugar crops and gave
the inhabitants employment.
But the root of the evil lies deeper
than the sugar question TO some
extent it is found in the helpless lack
of initiative i'm tho people themselves.
still more is the cause of decay found
in the form of government and in
the absentee ownership of the land,
a few acres will support n peasant
family, yet The vast black population
of these islands is compelled to lie
in idleness in the towns because the
land is owned hv men in Europe.
The 500 inhabitants Of Rarbuda are
herded in village covering one acre.
Law prohibits their gathering "A piece
of wreckaSe on the shore or catch
ing IA fish in the adjacent waters,
while the remaining broad acres,
owned by a citizen of Edinburgh, lie
idle and untitled. Since the planta-
tons are not profitable. the owners
VIII no longer till the land, nor will
they allow the inhabitants to do so
for themselves.
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vices in the morning with short sermon from the
pastor. DR.. Robinson will preach in the evening
OF ''What Faith in Jesus Christ Will Do All
are cordially invited.
Providence Presbyterian Church. pastor, Rev.
George 4. Guild n. u. ~ --Chdrcn's day service
at 1880 a. NJ; conservation service OF Endcavor
Society at $50 p m. At ':;O p. m. there Will
be an anthem praise service by the large choir,
assisted by Miss Long, violinist. and MIR. W. A.
Roberts, bas>o. Tn, public invited.
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church. Rev. l. j..
lansing pastor: Rev. L. r. Foster, assistant -
1850 service Of worship with sermon by the
pastor: subject 'Rcligious Doubt and Moral
Misconduct; T. M, Bible school: t,ij. 'hri'.
tion Endcavor; '.ij evening worship with ser
mon by the pastor; subject, "a Remarkable
Certainty" 4 welcome % all.
Washburn Street PRESBYTERIAN Clnmch. Rev.
John r. Mofat, ID. d., pastor Wm I. RurraI ',
superintendent Of sunday >Chool-Elah"ratc 'h'l'
drcn's day services will take the place Of the
usual lO;So a. m. and $50 p, M, services, The
pastor will give a short address at each service.
Ful! orchestra under leadership of Mr. George
Waters, IT,, at each service. The choir Will
also sing at each service for board of sabbath
school work. Young Peoples &. T.. at go p,
M, subject, "lIow 10 Enter Christ's Family"
leader, Miss Jessie Long. Services next week
preparatory to communion on the following sab
hdtl Wednesday, lhhlNudN 'lrl IlhdN tN'"'
ings. All welepmc.
sumner Avenue Presbyterian church, corner
Sunlncr avenue and Price street Services Sunday
morning. 80; sunday school, p. NJ; evening
service, Il p. M, mdwcck prayer meeting, We'd
nCsday evening, I.i5.
Capousc Chapel presbyterian Preaching al
1880 by tho pastor, Rev, l.. Il. Foster; ';3O,
Childrcn'S day services; sunday school at p. m:
senior Endcayor, $50; Junior Endcavor, Monday
evening; PRAYER meeting, $50 Thursday evening
The sacrament of the Lords supper will he ad
ministcrcd az the morning service, All well
come
Adams Avenue chapel, New York Strcct-Chl'
drcns day celebrations: Morning service at
lO;aO; an address by the Rev, James 'lIughc'
on ~ Cheerful Countc name" In ihc afternoon
al o'clock the children of the Sunday schoo.
will give recitations and sing several hymns pre-
pared lor The occasion, and tho orchestra will
assist, Mr.. Chandler will preside In the even
ING at :i5 addresses will he delivered by Mc>-rS.
j, 4. lansing J, H. Torrcy, George W. Phillips,
Ph. D.. Charles Chandler and James Hughes etc,
all Of which will have reference 10 SUNDAY school
work and the training Of the Young. The Chris
tan Endcavor society will meet at I p. m, All
are cordially invited 10 attend these services.
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Jesus Appears to Paul.
Acts xii: 6-l6.

had been completely changed. Hatred had de-
parted from one and fear from the other. They
had accepted the same Master, and the older
disciple was sent to instruct the new candidate.
1t was beautiful saulation that Ananias gave.
Brother saul" declaring tho new fraternity.
and then adding what il recorded elsewhere
,Ncts ix! Ia. ''Jcsus hath scnt me-" They ranlc
together. therefore, by the appointment of their
common Lord.
CHOSEN Ncrsc 49, Immediately the scales
foil from Saul's eyes and hc looked up and saw
for the first time his .now spiritual brother aud
friend. whose image had hccn impressed upon
him IN his blindness t\cts iN: ~. "Thc uod
of odr fathers hath chosen thrc,' began AninI,,
gently presenting the Jewish origin OF both,
and appealing to that nation feeling which IT,.
ways responded with enthusiasm I\Cts Y: 10,
Here WAS a nrw message. and saul must have
felt that his life work was about open to him,
that he was thus to obtain answer to his
question a7 to duty. Then came that for whicl,
lie wa, uhoscn--that hc nigh, know the will o.
God wla, Young ihar,cc hc desired above
all else To know ,Acts NNy: ~; that he NIGH
the lust ono name applied to Jesus only
four times by the apostles (jamcs V: 81, and
that hc should hear or receive the message Of
Jesus Il Cor. Xi ~. This was quite the same
az 10 announce that saul had been chosen an
apostle of Jesus Christ, as he aftcrward regarded
himself tliom i: l..
COMMISSIONED Ncr>c 1i).--followng this
disclosure cf tho Divine mind which had been
previously made 10 \nanias Ctcts ix: 15) tncro
came a statement of tho work TO bc done. Hero
it was abbreviated. hut il was expanded in
the first delivery saul was to he a witness, not
u student or advocate, not defender and sup.
port. although in measure he was all these
n,,,
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came into fashion for ladies Just before
she retired from the world 10 bury her.
self alive as "A recluse i'm the very heart
of Paris.
These articles are in themselves al
most fortune. The cambric body
linen is of unbelievable fineness, There
are also trunks filed with souvenirs of
the Tulleries, which the countess gath
cred in the ruins of that palace. Pawn
tickets have been found for sums
amounting 10 1S0,000 francs. One or
them covers a famous necklace OF
pearls that was missed, though sn"
mentioned it in her VIII. 1t is worth
Ll20OO. She pawned it for trife
compared with its real value. The
heir of the late countess is distant
cousin, Who lives in Genoa.
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paper at the Baptist pastors confer
eucr Monday at 1880 on What
Would Jesus DO If He were Present
Day PASTOR"
Rev. Dr. j. Il. Sweet of Oneonta,
will be a visitor to Scranton on Tues
day. Mrs. Sweet and daughter are
visiting friends on Short avenue.
a chidrcn's service will be held at
the Bellevue Welsh Calyinistc Metho-
dist church tomorrow evening at o
O'Clock. 1t will be in the English Ian
glagc. An excellent programme has
been prepared. All are cordially invited
to attend.
The Sunday evening illustrated tenn
pcrancc sermon at the Penn Avenue
Baptist church tomorrow evening
will be based on that familiar story.
BUY Your Own Cherries" 1t will be
given by DR.. Pierce by special re-
quest. He will use illustrations of
other temperance lessons also.
The Rev. William Davies. pastor of
the Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Metho-
dist church. will exchange pulpits with
the Rev. Hugh Davies. pastor of the
Hyde Park Welsh Calvinistic Metho-
dist church. for the service at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. The SER
vices in both churches Will be in the
Welsh language.
On Tuesday evening there will be
the first of a series of educational
socials given at the Penn Avenue
Baptist church. The exercises will be
OF an interesting and instructive
character The programme will con-
sist of music, lecture, social and re-
freshments. Rev. Dr.. Pierce will give
a lecture on THE Wonders of the
World.' illustrated by fifty beauti-
tul views. No tickets will be sold
\ silver Offering will be received at
the door. The exercises in the audi
torum of the church will close
promptly at Q o'clock. after which
will follow the social hour. During
the social hour the young ladies will
have ice cream on sale. An effort
will be made to combine entertainment
of a very high order. furnished at a
nominal sum. with a cordial social
fellowship in the church.
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AN ECCENTRIC COUNTESS.
From the Baltimore sun,

From the Baltimore sun.
Some of the eccentricitios of the late
Comtesse dc castiglione have come out.
At the time of her death she had no
fewer than five hats i'm different parts
of Paris, four of which We're chiefly
used for storing rare furniture and
other objects. She lived in the fifth,
the street bearing her name, 1t con-
tanned many roughly made deal boxes
and basket trunks packed with rich
laces, furs. fans, scent bottles and
jewcled knick knacks.
There were fifty fans OF the greatest
beauty. A summary history of each.
and ON what occasion it was used, was
written on "A docket A great quantity
of plate was found in the box in an
other of the fats, with tea service
in massive carved silver of great value
Her collection of Venetian rose and
other Italian guipures is said to be OF
priceless worth. The parasols and
canes are not less remarkable. Canes
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.


For Philadelphia and New York via y. / II
II. r., at 64j and 9.3s a. M, and LIS, 80
(Black Diamond ExpreSs), ard ll.3O p. IN. Sun.
days, d. 4 II. r. r., l5s, s.27 p. IN
For White Haven, Hazeton and principal points
in the coal regions, via d. u H. II. r., G 10,
2.ls and i.21 p IN. For Pot,svillc, Gij a. m,
For Bethlehem EaSton. Reading, Harrisburg
and principal intermediate stations via D. ~ H.
r., H., 6aj, o.3s a. M. 2.ls, AZ ,B!ack Dia.
,roud ENprcss), II. .3G p. M. sundays, u. n u!
II. r., a.;IS Il. M: lbs, So p. m.
For Tunkhannock. Towanda, ElmirJ, Ithaca
Geneva and principal intermediate stations. via
D., L. 4 W. II, r., sos a. M; LOS and $40
D. m. -.
For Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Chicago and all points west, via ID. II. Il. r.
rs Illl a. M, lbs, 1913 i'hck Diamond IN.
prc,s,, AS, l0,ll, 1l30 p. m. sundays, d. Il II,
H. r. li.jj, S.2I p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehish Valley
parlors cars ON all trains between Wilkes Barre
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sus,
pension Bridge
street, New York.
CHARLES S, LEE, Cen, Pass. Ast, 20 Cortland
street, New York.
A W. NONNEMACIlER, Div Pass. Ast., South
Rethlchcm Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply to
300 Iackawlnna avenue, Scranton, Pa.
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Reformed Episcopal.

Grace Reformed Episcopal church. Wyoming
avenue below Mulberry strcct-Rcv. George l..
Arich, pastor Prayer and praise service At
$50 a. m; divine worship at 1880 a. m. ard
$50 p. M. preaching by the pastor, A. M, 'Our
Citizenship" Phil. 3: .O2l: y. m, abel a
Type of Christ" Gen. {: 4. Seats are free,
Strangers cordially invited sabbath school at
T. M: Y. i. s. &. T.. at $50 p. m. Bible class
for lesson study Wednesday evening at 80
followed by the regular prayer meeting at 5
O'Clock. All are welcome.
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Presbyterian.

First PRESBYTERIAN church Services, 1890 a. M,
$50 p. M. The second sunday OF June has been
set apart by the general assembly OF the Presby.
tcrian church as thildrcn's day aud their rec
ommcndation Will be carried out. Dr. Mcleod
will preach morning and evening. The sacrament
of baptism will be administered 10 children
Green Ridge Baptist church-Sermons by the
pastor at 1880 and 100 Subject in the morning
The Message OF Amos; in the evening. The
Power of the Church; Sunday school at ll,ij;
meeting of the Junior society at $50; prayer
meeting Of the Senior society at $50
he Second Presbyterian Church Services at
~ 10 a. N. and 80 D. M. Children's day ser
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Krause's Cold Cure

for colds in the head, chest, throat or
any portion of the body. breaks up a
cold in "A hours without interruption to
work. Will prevent colds if taken when
first symptoms appear. Price 25c. Sold
by all druggists. 80
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Erie Railroad. Wyoming Division.

Time Table in Effect Sept Il, 1901,
Trains for Ii.wcy and local points, connect,
inu at lIawlry with Erc railroad or New loIf
NTwburg and Intermediate points, leave Slrdn,
ION at 7.Oj a. m and ..25 p, M.
Trains arrive at scranton at 1870 a. m. and
p,lO p. IN.
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Religious.

The sunday school of Grace Eng
Ish Lutheran church general synod,
corner of Madison avenue and Mul-
berry streets. will hold its children =
day services tomorrow ,SundaN)
morning 1T 1880. The programme:
"rhc Pleasures of Praise vocal
duet, by Misses Harriet Kline and
1ynolH Iohmapn; responsive scrip
ttlrc lesson; prayer; To-day We
Come with Singing" hymn by the
congregation; greeting by Mr.. James
Matter; "C;od is Wisdom, God is
Love" hymn by the congregation;
"Thc Blessing of Service for Others.
reading by Miss Anna Galbraith;
"Thc Ecst We Have" reading by Mrs.
Warine; "rhc Banner of the Cross.
hymn by the congregations GODS $
Loving care" an acrostic. by Byron
Wilcox, Frank Zimmerman Irene
Siebcckcr. Elsa Kline. Harry fohc,
Elmer Kaufman. Lille Foss, Marian
IIusucnin Mary Yohc, Roy Linkcr,
George Corey. Freddie Gordon, Irene
1.crcnz and Florence Nicholson;
"Our Ncishbors." reading by Mis-.
Harriet Kline; exercises and song by
tho primary class, under Mrs. $. G.
Wilcox: "'rhc Proof of Religion"
reading by Miss Florence Irving;
"Who Will Go" hymn by the congre-
cation: "rhc Four Lessons of Life.
by Janet sunday. Elsa Kline. Emma
Swald. Helen Petit and Lille Foss,
"Therc's Call To-day" hymn by the
congregation: "Thc Church's Duty to
the Orphan" address by y. l.. FickcS,
ESQ. "Pity the Needy Poor" solo by
Helen Petit: We'll Send our Gifts.
recitation by Miss Maude Moser; Of
fcring for Trcsslor Orphan Home, at
Loya!vilc. Pa: Jesus is a Friend
Most Gracious" hymn by the congre-
cation; benedction. Rev. Luther Hess
Warning, pastor and superintendent.
Miss Harriet Kline. organist
Two sericcs of special interest and
effectiveness will characterize the
Sabbath tomorrow in the Providence
Presbyterian church. "Children's Day
service at 10: 20 a. m. and an anthems
praise service at 1890 o'clock by the
large choir assisted by Miss Long,
yolinist and w. a. Roberts. Rev. DR..
Guild will give a brief address at each
service. The decorations of the church
will he by the Kings Daughters. Pro-
sramnle of music.
MORNING SERVICE
or-dn pre- inde IN '.''''.'''...''''.'..' 'h't'@'"
''Gah ""'''"'N o"'F '"h@ '''..'''.' '"""','
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ry,.>,~,, .wny,,i;
,,,,,, o,,l y;',i,- ,--..S,,i,,n. ,,,ro,;,o.,
Bach,
Miss Clara Long. Nr, Will c. Mcdonald,
Anthem Patriotic, "ro Thee, Country"
Eichbcre
Choir.
Anthcm-B'ncntr Mina M"a. in A...Azanora
ni>nn altos and full chorus.
s'p'"n' "',i4h'o ,E MISS Phoebe v: >"ih'
'"',,o'N ,'o''' an" organ Inc VIRGIN
,,,i,: ""SI''s p'
,,,,,I "ro,,I, 'n,, ,,nan,
sonr,u, Solo .rr.r in ,hr lorI;, ,l,udc,
Arr. from. the rclcbr,,cd Largo.
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So Common Sense -

Is the motto of the modern woman.
The thick soled shoe and the rainy day
skirt are witnesses to the wise applica-
tion of the motto in matters of dress.
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