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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06

oS,r bier Sabonseis, alts NIT selbem
Ranfing bsSossn unb NIT blauer
9impe fsItpnnirt, bilbete bic gtnrids
tung bes Chambre a coucher, in
tpeldem bic sutiinftige JranSoIeniaifss
rim ben eriten 8eIud RapOlsous ems
pfins. 8alb erI9ien benin aud bic
8ieomteHe. Sbre Wangen asigtsn iene.
bodrotbe Sarbe, bic teinem Rouse ibre
Gntisbung berbanfts, fonSsrn imme,
gum 8orfdein fam, fpbaIb SoIepbinl
fid Grgerte. So9 fe mar gu fehr
Srau bon Melt unb iiberbies 5u inboz
lent. Inn ni9t febr i9neI ibre Sufs
funs 5uriid5usepinnen. @ru5i0s lieB
Tie ii9, baIb iiBenb. balb IiesenO, auf
Der gbaiIelonsue nisber, arransirte ibr
psignpir aus f9miesIamer bimmel'
bldusr Seibe In senialem Saltsntpurf
berart, baB ibre f%leinen, elegant Be-
f6ubten Siibe ni9t benz Bid entSogen
tpurOen unb fpanbts benz iungen 5elbs
BERN, Der ii9 nod ME in bic Nebe etz
ner Sirene beritridt bate, nit perz
fii9rerifdem 2ddeIH ibr pitantes @e<
fi9t gu.
Sn einem apeiten lansen Brief an
8arras f9ilbert bic @ittipe 8eau6ars
nuis biefe @iiite bss groben gorIen
unb Idgt inter anberem: n9dnt Sbrer
Ra9ldfisteit bat 8onaparts nun
meme tahlen Simmer seieben, unb i9
mubte ihn in mein S9lafgsma9 fii6s
rem lafen. beHen plunber ii9 fpenigz
items 10 obenbin nod gang paFabel
mu9t. 9o9 Sbnen fei beraisbsn.
tpsnn sic iebt iofort bic periprodenen
Saden f9iden. Sd babe benz fIads
tDpfisen tleinen Corporal nGmli9 aufz
asbunben, baB i9 mein Mobiliar ni6t
mebr feben modte, neil ss mid gu Iebz
baft an be 9eaubarnais ~erinnerte, baB
i6 Is Biz auf bic 8puboir : Ginri6s
tuna srit bisien Morsen gum @srfauf
fortsei6idt bate, baB neus M0bsl
fdon beiteIt pdren unb ieben Moment
fommen miiBten II. |. tp. Damn bers
fiderte i9 ibm, pie leib es mir tbue,
bic Saden ni9t einen Sag lGnser bes
halten gu baben, pis sntsiidt i'd dber
troB aIlebem fet, i'm Bel mir gu Ieben.
Sd babe i'm politdnOig b~esaubert.
Ser Slid feiner IeltIamen 9eierdugen,
bic in alien mOslidsn Sarben i9iaern,
idugte fi9 fOrmli6 an mir feIt unb fab
nidts anberes als MIR mid aIlein.
Gum Slid bate t1 gerabe mein
blaues 0esba6iae nit ben breiten
8alencienneIpiben, bic sic 10 liebten.
angelegt, unb auf meinem Sadr bras
pirte i9 fdneG einen fpsiBsn Sbapl.
Nun absr beeilen Sic fid unb i6iden
sic unDeraiisli9 einen @agen bon
f6Onsr MDbel unb mas baau sebDrt.
Der garitise fleine aerl pirb IiGer
f9pn 6eute Mbenb tommen, nm mir
bic papiere fpesen Der bepubten Rsnte
au bringen. limb bu muB i9 bic SoIie
haben, bic meiner piirbig 1T. @enn
bas iibriaens mit ieiner 9erliebtbeit 10
fpsitergebt ipie bisbsr unb er tdgli9
mG9tiger unb einfluBrei6sr ipirb,
bann fam i9 mir gu meiner Grobez
runs pabrbuftis sratuliren. SD
nerbs iie na9 &rdften uus5uniiBen
fuden."
gurrus bisIt ehbItd isin @ort unb
bessleiden Napol.on. Bel ieinem
nG9iten 8eIu9 puroe Der perliebte
9enerdl in einem Salon cmpfansen.
Der nit candrisnfarbensn Sopbas unb
Stiiblen mDblirt unb nit alIerlei
bricsasbrac angefiilt mar. Die
bo6selben politerfaden fam maj
nod beute in einem9ema9 bes S9lof,
les Wulmaiion febsn, mo bic ndrme.
quite, sruufam bebunbelte" SpIspbins
hire lebten Gage perbra9te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06
gIeftrif9er u 9.

aGnse, IL SUB i'm 9ur6msFer unb
befinoet iid go SUB unter BEN So4s
tpaGsrIpiesel. bs5p. 10 SUB inter
benz GIuBbett. Siiaae 2 itent einen
Der pb,rirbifGsn. puOiIOHartisen Gins
gauge bes tunnels bar. Die beiben
SupsltSvrme bab.n |. So Sub 0urd'
meier. G<iass 8 seist ben e%lettri'
fGsn aufsus. pd6rsnb SfiSSs 4 enS'
lid cine 9ur9ihnittsdnii4t oes
Sunnsls siebt. Der elm te4nii4ss UIei'
ftertpsrt bartlett unb mad benz bersits
BET perIdiebenen llntertpafertunneIs
betpGbrtsn @erfabren bon 9reatbeao
ausssfiibrt ipprben lit. 9dbsi ipirb
Die treisrunbe Sunnelr0bre aus eiiera
men. iesmentpeiIe ouIdmengsi9rauO'
zen unO innen nit GementmUrtel psr'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06
Der beGeibists Saus9err

Sausberr gum Rietber): ~ga, Serr
Muntidsl, Sic baben ia an 8ub'n
triest, s%ratulir'. Wie bdben g Jpn
bsnn taufen laHen9"
WuntideI: n9srmann gilbert Cubs
mig @ittor!"
Sausberr: mas, slet9 bier Ndmeu
unb i als SdusbeIiBer bdb' mel pee
perl bios an seben lafen! Bier @ors
namen, a. Iolde 9robersi! = limb
mit'm 3insaublen bapert's allefpeiI.
gslt! : WiFsu g mas, ab grIten 1T
Gbna 'tiinb't!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06

Ser SGserbausr bat einen toloFal.n
Stola auf. ietnsn Sansl, Der in Der
sdnsenS 4uIe ber@eIdeibteite 1T. Mit
unru6e unb Giferiu9t pa6t er bariis
Der, baB es ieinem Some teiner na9s
ober gar subprtbue. Do bort er eins
NAL am Sonntag i'm Wirtbsbaussar>
ten ben Serrn 2ebrer an Der Sanb els
nss !3eitungsartitels einen pppulGrsn
8ortrdg iiber elm neuss patent baIten,
oas Elm SabritbeIiBer in Der Iadbars
idaft betommen Bat. Gang erfiiGt
bon @ifer unb 9rang. enblih bic
etpise Gorge I'm bic 8orberrI9aft Teis
mes Sungen los5uperben, nimmt sr
bel @eIegenheit ben 2s6rsr auf bic
Settle nnb frast nit besisriser Sc.
b%eimtbuerei: rSd, Serr 2s6rsr. mia
tpaar' iaBt BOG, tunnt / mir benn net
mein' Sansl aa' patentir'n IaFsn2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06
9entmdI bes @rpBen 6 II r
ii ten in Serforb.

Z u ! " " ! ~ b ~ -
ii en- in Serorb.
September 1902. Serforb $50 Sabre
turbranOenbursifd." Die cine Settlers
flGde tit nit benz bron5enen Wuppen
Rabensberas, bic anbere nit benz Surs
bru~nbenbur9s selamiidt.
Sn Der ebernen MonumentalItatus,
bic ii9 auf benz sranitenen Sodel er>
hebt. bat Der Siinitler ben @roBen
&urfiirften in ieiner bolIen. nod ius
oenblifen Mannestruft inn SO. See
bensiabre, aur 3eit Der 8eiibersreifuns
Serforbs. barsefteIt: bas Saupt nod
pom lanoen natiirli9en 2odenbadr
umpallt, bas unter benz breittrGmpis
aen, fpeiden 6eberbut berbprquilt unb
Biz peit auf bic S9ultern berabfdlt.
Die trdftppue, ftattlife 9eitalt, in bic
Sra6t ieiner 3eit getleibst, ben BERNIE
linbeIebtsn 9urfiritenmantel iiber
S6ultern unb 8iiden sepOrfsn, itebt
feft, i'm rehten 8sin rubenb, in gebies
teriIder Saltung ba. Die Re6te iebt
er auf elm nsben ibm a~ufragenbesS Slid
elmer ainnsnsefrDnten Stdbtmauer,
bura bas bas feite Serforb ibmboliiirt
pirb. bas er in 8eiib nabm, unb befIen
@dppen nit Der dltenS eOii Der Stabt
.Hic Hansa" bic @orbsrIeite bieIes
Maueritiids alert. Mit Der 2inten hdlt
er ben @riff bes 9esens umfaBt, Der
am breiten S9ulterbanoelier an Der
Siifte hGn9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06

tet. Qu9 bic Bureaus bes 4usiteI>
lungs : Gomites finb in einem papils
Ion mobernen Stils untersebra9t, ber
ii9 an benz sIatten Spiesel zines @ons
belteiAs erbebt. 4uberbem finben fi4
bier cine Dell unb DEMONSTRATING,
cine pbotosrapbiIde ausitelung. bic
GDtonie elmer SubaneIentruppe unb
GbnIi9e @eranitaItun9en por. bic ins
itrutttpe 3pede ~berfolsen pber our
r%nterbaltuns bon Sung unb @lt beis
trasen.
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&mnFaasFeanng In Inrin.

Die in Surin psranitaltets ausitels
lung Der mobernen bstOratipen Stunt
iibt auf bic &unittreife @uropd's. fpes
aisa auf bic i'm Runitseperbe tbdtige
Sanbelstpelt cine erobe @noiebunss>
trait aus unb beripri9t ni4t muir Ell.
men bobsn tiinftlerifden. fOnbern au9
hefriebtgenben f~inaRaieaen Der
&usftelunssplab lift Der Nuopo 9iars
bino publico unmittelbar lints bes
go i'm Siiboiten Der Sauptitabt pie
munts. @epObnli4 heiBt Der Bart
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06
6aiisr 8ilbeln ; 6eoG6tniBtburm.

am 80. @usuit b. 5. fpurbe auf Der
G9pebenI9anSe BEL SstuiB Der infOls
&c Inresung bes 8reslauer 8erf9Dne>
rungspsreins erbaute &aiier@W ilbelm>
9ebG9tnibtburm bur9 Sberbiirgers
meifter Or. 9enber, als @uriibenben
s%enannteu @ereins, einsepeibt unb Der
Seffentli9teit iiberseben. Sbppbl
bas proiett bierau f9pn 1895 bprseles
gen bate, tpar es bod srIt m0sli4, ben
8au mad 4niammlung Der nDt6isen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06
ginsansaur bsIgif4sn ab>
tbetlung.

@iarOino @alentio na9 benz I'm Sab
re 1850 erbduten gafteqo bel @alens
tino, in benz etnit 80nig Sumbert unb
feline ffJOne @emd6lin ibre !So95eit
ftierten; teiite 1T in benz G6loFs bic
Polptedmif9e G9uIe undergraduate.
Der @iarbino, in benz fir sepSbnli9
stpet elesante Reitaurants unb cine
i9psiSerifde Wil6pirtbI9aft our
@ait einIaben, seipGbrt in gang Surin
ben berrIi6iten lanbfduftltden Iusz
Bid. iiber ben Strpm bintpeg auf ben
9dpuainsrbers unb peiter auf bic fups
pelgetrDnte Supersu, bic beriibmte
@rabtirfe bes !SauIes Sapopen.
Sn Der 8erldnserung bes Gorio
Rafaellp lisst Der Saupteingans. Der
BON Stpei in eelber Sarbe 9ebaltenen
unb tpeiB bstorirten 9ebGuben %flantirt
pirb, bic an ben 8auitil Der alten 4fs
fDrer erinnern 1inb 9oit, Selegrapbie
unb Poli5st uufsenpmmen baben. SIN
@usitelunsspdrt erbebt ii9 benz Gins
sangsportal sesenii6er bas 9entmal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06

Guaneleingdng in 8reens
nil d.
tunnels Bel @rsenpi8, Der aIs Elm
geipdltigss @iienrobr ausgefiibrt unb
fir SubgGnger unb Wdsenperte9r einz
geri6tet lit. 4uBsrbsm bat man Stpei
9unnels (Gitb Of 2onbun dnb South
mart Subpab) fir elettriIde 9abnen
pberbalb Der 2pnOon< unb Ddterloos
bride berseitellt. Qu9 Dapping, Der
our @rafI9aft Mibbleier 9eb0renbe
Ditltfe Stabttbeil 2pnbons, i'm Sill
ben Der Opds, itsbt nit H~otberbitbe
bur9 ben Wappinstunnel in @erbins
bung. Die anldse bes neuen Sbems
fetunneIs 5piT9en 9reenpi9 unb
Miapua lit ieitens Oes 2onbpner
9rafi9uftsratbes mad b~reiidbrtser
@rbeit nit einsm &oTtenuuftpanb
bon nub.su $625,0 0 berseItelt pors
ben. Die 8obrunsen unter Dem
9bemiebett felbIt nabmen iebo9 nur
a6t Mpnate in QnIpru6. Quf ieber
Settle bes Glufes seldnst man in Ell
mem pben bur9 eine4uppsl dbseI6loi>
fenen Sburm. Der i'm Snnern einsn
elettriI6en Sa6rItubl unb eine Wens
belreppe bat, gum Sunnel. Die Sti3s
&c l u%nierer 4bbilOuns Ssist ben
8hurm auf Der @rssnpider Settle,
in Der RGbe bes Ship Sotels. Der
Sunnel treu5t bic Sbemie in idrGser
Ri4tung. @r mibt 1917 SUB in Der
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TunneGtburm Gu Der
9~reenpi9er Seite.

anberen rlfer Der Sbsmfe Wiapdl,
unb apiI@en bieien beioen Ortsn 1T.
nun cine 8erbinbung unter benz 5luBs
bett Der Shsmfe meg pur4 einen am
a. @uguit benz d~lsemeinen @ertebr
iiberssbenenS tunnel berseiteat pOrosn.
Ser Gltelte unter ben unterpdiier s
tunnels, bic 2onbon auBerbem alts
supeiien bat. lit Der erite S9emtes
funnel, in ben Sabren 1925 bis
1841 BON Sfambert Brunei ausge'
fiibrt, Der aipsi RDbrsn entbalt unb
anfanss fir Spei Gabritraben be.
ffimmt mar, Bis sr ipGter fir oipet
GifenbabnsslsiIe eingeridtet tpurbs.
1870 purbe elm tlsinerer Sunnel
(Sptper Subpap) fir perIOnsnperfebr
beim Sunnel erbaut; 1892 begarn
man nit benz 8uu bes Dor 5ipei Sab
rem erOffnsten 8lddpslI> Strabens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06
pabirIon Der 6ferretdis
f6en QbtbetIung.

bes prinsen amabeus bon Sapopen,
Sersoss BON 4oitu, fir peIdes bic
CRIME Siigeltette uuf benz redten ufer
bes go nit ibren f9muden @ilen eis
men prGdtisen Sinter9runb abgiebt.
Re9ts erbebt fi9 inmitten berrli9er
9uumeruppen, eriiner Ruienfldden
unb tunitOoG anseorbneter 8lumen>
pdrterres ienieit atpeierD uFerfGqe Der
Suuptempfangs> unb gbrenialpn, Der
ii6 bur9 tiibne Sormen. rei9e @er>
golbunsen Totpie bur6 eins bobe 8ups
pei uussei9net. Bon biefem Sdlpn
gebsp rabienfDrmis bic @alerien aus,
BON benen iebe elmer unberen Ration
eingerdumt 1T, bic itets bic Ginri9h
tuns unb 9etorirung bss ibr s~usefal>
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8aifer WtIbelm g t.
tburm b ei Sstpib B,


9elbmittel i'm pprisen Sabre gu begins
men. Der nit elmer Sreitreppe Deries
bene llnterbau bes i9lant aufftrebenz
ben, imppIanten Sburms lit in belIem
9eitein aussefiibrt, iiber befen portdl
fip bus Reliefbilbnib &aiier @iGbelms
I. befinOet. 3pei bonn llnterbau ais>
sebenbe, nit rptben @erblenbfteinen
bertleibete Sbiirme bereinen fi9 Bel ets
fpa 80 Meter SDhe setpDlbeartis gu els
ner iiberba9ten Ylattfprm, bon Der
man cine berrIi9e Runbfi6t duf bic
sanSe umsegenb bat. Die Soften bes
bonn Ratbsbaumeiiter alimm erbauten
Sburms betraaen etfpa 10000 Marf.
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ptetdtboIG. Die otte
Wirtbidafterin pi9elt tpobl babeim
sana aebDri99" nSa. felt ibr aeiiebs
ter Trdna pOr Iansen Sabren %aeItorben,
bat lie iia ben Granabrannttpsin anse..
tp0bnt!"
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aufttG n 9.

Sag biit TdO stpOu DOd'n ba in
@rnturlaub, dber e'ar6ut boit no foam
Strod9!"
rarbat'n9 Dos siebts I9o lang
ntmmer! 3sr Grntsurluub is blob
oespe9'n bd. bomit an 26bnung uRo
@erpflegunsstpiten s'ipart perb!"
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tleibeten Rinsen sebilbet. Im tes
peilisen bOrberen @nbe (npor ORTIZ
Der Qrbeitsitrede umsiebt bic fertige
RDbrs elm nur penig peiteres R6bs
renitiid, bas man iebesmal nm eine
beitimmte 2Gnae porifiebt. Inn bars
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-27

in the new bishop shape and are gath
cred into cuffs at the hands.
Other sleeves are cut bell shape and
when used for bodioes are made with
under-sleeves of different material.
For coats these new bell sleeves are
most convenient as they slip on so
easily and do not muss the dress
sleeves.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-27
FOREIGN FLASHES

Paris-Coal operators and miners have agreed
to arbitration.
Manila-Genera1 Sumner Is preparing for a
campaign against the Sultan of Bacolod.
Manufacturers is gaining strong foothold
on Mindanao, and is spreading in the province of
Iloilo.
London-Report says Generals Rotha and De-
larey have abandoned their trip to the United
States.
vienna-Baron Nathaniel Rothschild has pre-
sented the Poliklinik hospital with the sum of
$500, 900.
London-A. Fl. Paget was accidentally shot by
a friend while hunting, and result one eye
removed.
Paris-French aeronauts will unite on plan
to capture the 100000 prize for airships at st.
Louis in 1904.
Calcutta-The entire population of the Punjab
is being inoculated to prevent the spread Of the
bubontc plague.
London-Colonel Swayne is reported march
ing from Bohotle to Berbera with no interference
by the Mad Mullah.
catania, sicily-Heavy> rains between here
and Syracuse have flooded the country, and many
are rendered homeless. 80
Paris-Mrs- Ciyet, n wealthy woman who had
secured a civil divorce from her husband and
desired the religious ceremony annulled, en-
trusted the representative Of clique with $780,
900 for the purpose the advice Of Canon"
Rosenberg, wlo claimed special powers with
Rome, and learned later that many other ladies
had been similarly heeced-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-27
Both phones 1885.
CLOSE CALL FOR LASKER.

New York, Oct. T.-Lasker, the worlds
beaten by the local expert, Lipschuetz, in
match game at the Manhattan Chess Club last
night. Lipschuetz started the game with VI
enna opening, and had chance of administering
a mate in i've moves, beginning with his twenty
sixth move. He. however, allowed Lasker to
escape, as he did not the mate. The game
was finally adjourned at early hour this NOR
ming to be resumed on Wednesday afternoon.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-27
TO California,

Through Pullman Tourist sleepers to
California via the Sunshine Route fChi-
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul and Santa Fe
lines) every Tuesday, commencing Octo-
Der 14th. Berth rate, S. Ticket rate,
s32 80 during October. Ticket office, 328
Nicollet avenue, or address w. B. Dixon.
N. W. P. A., st. Paul
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-27

VTAE' WILL BE SENT BY ANY ONE OF THB
ABOVE DRUGGISTS TO ANY ADDRESS IN
THE UNITED STATES, AND WITH THE SAMH
UNQUALIFIED SI0NED-LN-LNK BOND QUAR-
AN7EELNG A CURE OR MONEY REFUNDEh
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-27

TRAINS FOR HOTEL ST. LOUIS, MINNIE.
TONKA.
Leave Milwaukee station at b5:30 pm. Leave
Hotel st. Louis, b7 am.
bDai1y except Sunday.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-27
|VOegeli Drug Drug:
Cor. Hem. & Washington OIVAS'

This IS tho fairesf and most liberal
offer ever made by these leading and
representative firms, and would not
be made by them If after tho most
searching investigation, they had not
been convinced that Nesre- Vitae is
all that is claimed for it-fhe one in
faILible cure for all forms of Nervous
Diseases. Don't confuse this offer
with tie ordinary s'Money back If not
sstisfsd'' proposition made by irrs-
spozsibIe proprietsrs ofso-caIfed rem-
edies, who not only nevsr infsnd but
never can make good their seemin9
liberal offers. This offer is not made
In that way. 1t comes direcf from
business houses whose reputation ard
financial standing are unquestioaed,
for every druggist mentioned who will
sign this bond Is known to you to be
an estabIished Minneapolis businsss
house, able ard willing to stand DO.
hind ifs guarantse.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-27
LATEST FASHION NEWS

written Expressly for GoodfeIow's.)
New York, Oct. "a, 1902.
Never were the fashions smarter or
more chic than in this present season
and the best Of the whole matter is
that they are intensely becoming to
all. Makers Of the modes have Gre
ated such a variety of designs that
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-27

every woman, short or tall, stout or
thin, can find something to exactly
suit her face and figure.
SLEEVES One Of the most strik-
ing features in the new
A STRIKING styles Is: sleeves. All
up date sleeves are
FEATURE immensely large around
the bottom and bag out
over the cuffs tremendously. They are
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-09
BATTLE GROUND CAMP.
Large Attendance and Much Enthusi-
asm at the Grounds

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. S.-Service at
the Battle Ground camp meeting opened
last night with an address by the Rev.
Henry Ostrom. of Greencastle. The open
ing session was largely attended and en-
thusiastic. Every available cottage and
tent on the historic grounds are filed and
more are coming every day.
To-day there were eight services, and the
same number will be held each day for the
two weeks the camp meeting is TO be in
progress. The programme is as follows:
a. m, morning prayer; $50, conference
OF workers; $50. Mrs. Crouse's junior work;
1880 and 2:30, preaching; A. young people
meeting; 7:45, preaching. The preaching
services will be in charge of DR.. Ostrom,
DR.. Hillman and Miss Durham, alternately.
and the conference of workers will be con-
Quoted by Drs Ostrom and Hillman. DR..
Ostrom's sermon to-day in the tabernacle
dealt with Spirituality" At $50 the men,
bers of the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society held a conservation meeting IN the
missionary headquarters. led by Miss Dur
ham, DR. Hillman's subject at the preach
ing service this afternoon was Whence
Comes Our Help?''
Several additions to the ranks arrived to-
day, including DR.. and Mrs c. A. Brooke,
of Lafayette; the Rev. G.. d. Royse, of
Rensselaer,; Miss Eta Buckles and Mrs. n.
c. Lee, of Bloomington, ILL.,; Mrs. Lula
WATSON, of Burlington Mrs. Theodore
Bush, of Kentland; Miss Esther CrOne
West Lebanon; the Rev. j. W. Richards
and family, BrOOkSton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-09
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Topic for August 10; A Suggestion I'm
AdditiOn-iI Peter A. "a

Christianity has comfort for the sluggard
The Bible is book OF spurs. It's words are
Crow Co Forward, It lives in addition and
multiplication. not In subtraction, division and
fractions AS Alice Cary wrote
1 hold this truth-whoever wins
Mans highest stature here below
Must grow, and never cease 70 groov-
For when growth ceases. death begins
''AI ALLOWING and a-growingt' That Is the
way the London street flower sellers cry their
wares. The two go together. the blossom and
the growth. Expect no flower or fruit on your
life after you begin to stand still-no flower Of
grace and beauty. fruit OF success and hap
piness.
Many folks go whining around the world com
planning that their lives so dull and povert,
stricken. They forget that to him that hat11
shall be given. and he shall have more abun-
dainty. Add to your lives. and God will add to
You. Add character and God will add oppor-
tunity and reward Add faith and God viii
add frution
Never mind about other folks Don't look
to their lives. As Beecher said. THE call 70
religion il not TO be better than your fellows
but 10 be better than yourself" You are none
the greater when others are less and none the
less when others are greater Add 20 yourself
II you want a great life you must begin with
than faith. Faith. in God. in man. in yourself
Is the basis OF all addition. the incentive 10 all
labor. The motto OF William Carey was: Al
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-09
What Can a Woman Do
for a Man?
In Times of Suffering and Critical
Illness She Can Honestly
Recommend
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
As a Saver of Life and a Banisher of
Disease

Woman's power for good in the horne can
never be truly estimated In times OF suf-
fering and danger her judgment and exne-
rience are invaluable: her smiles. vvoras .,
cheer and comfort help to dispel gloom
and sadness. The faithful. discerning wife
has full knowledge Of the value of Paine.s
Celery Compound as a banisher OF disesse.
she has noted its wonderful effects ana
cures; she has faith in its virtues. and rec
ommends IL with fun confidence AR Ru-
dolph NJ. Hunter. Of the well-known Hunt
er corporation, Philadelphia Pa. SAYS.
Il feel it is but right that I should ac-
knowledge my appreciation OF Paine's Gel
cry Compound That you may understand
my appreciation 1 might say that for near
ly twenty years have continually suffered
from neuralgia. poor circulation at nieht
and general nervous weakness from over
work. due 10 daily labors OF from twelve
to eighteen hours upon the most intricate
and exhausting of brain work To retire
at night meant the worst OF headaches
and lack OF sleep. / received no relief from
physicians. and my enormous work upon
my electrical inventions and ntigations has
prevented me taking the rest so much
needed Some time ago began 10 take
Paines Celery Compound. and / soon felt
like a new man. All my physical troubles
practically ceased. Paine's Celery Com
pound has done for me what the medical
profession could not do. / now work from
twelve 10 fifteen hours daily In peace and
comfort and secure restful sleep"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-09
BAKERY LUNCH
. a. m. to 7 p. m.
Taggart's Bakery
B5-Bo-B7 MassachusettsAy..

tempt great things for God but that Vras ,,,,
half' that would be impossible Wltbou, "a. ,tba.
haIf OF his motto: Expect great things rom
Cod -'''h
iheh ado TO faith. virtue KNOWLEDGE ,ar,-
peranee, patience. godlness. brotherly kindpess
charity You can never do this II Won are IN,
chiefly on adding money. reputation. power ease
luxury pleasure. self-gratihcation II is tka
the old problem with which our teachers used "a
puzzle US: What is the sum OF four spples ana
nVe houses?' You can add only like 10 like
apples TO apples. spiritual gifts 10 spiritual gifts
You cannot. in your addition. serve God ana
mammon at the same time
And yet IL is true that II you seek FIRST m.
Kingdom Of God and His righteousne.s. all other
good things will be added TO you. aceordine 70
Christs promise. You VIII not add them tbsv
VIII be ADDED unto you. You will not live COR
them' &c anxious about them. but your heavenly,
Father knows that you have need OF All tbssa
things. and what you really need He viii riv.
and treasure Of things you DO not really need
for good measure
what God longs for is men ambitions for tt,
klngoom such men he is ready TO reward h.
yond our imagining. Seek 10 add 10 Gods Him.
oom which is righteousness. peace and iov IN
the Holy Ghost" 20 Gods kingdom With, -,
ana throughout the world. All growth an
prosperity worth the seeking. is included in TIA,
AMOS r. WELLS