THE SCItANTON TRIBUNE THURSDAY MOBN1XO, :: SEPTEMBER 10, 189rt.
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SCRANTON, SEPTEMI1EH 10, 1S.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.
Presldent-WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
Vies Presldenl-GAKRIST A. HOBART.
STATE.
Congressmen - at Largo GALUSHA A
OROW. SAMUEL. A. DAVENPORT.
COUVrV.
Congress-WILLIAM CONNELL.
Commlssloners-8. W. ROBERTS. GILES
ROBERTS. ,
Audltors-A. E. K1EFER, FRED 1
WARD.
LEGISLATIVE.
Senate, aist Dlslrlct-COL. W. J. SCOTT.
RcnresontntlVf. 9.1 District A. T. CON-
NELL; 3d District DR. N,
1IACKEV.
C.
emancipator. The speech .was dema
gogic to a new decree, but the Ameri
can worklngman this year Is amenahl:
to reason, and as against Urynn's
rhetoric we ask nim to weigh the fol
lowing statements of fact from the
Chicago Times-Herald:
Under the Wilson tariff law. In the year
1896. we paid" to foreign labor $ll'i,ltl.!i;l
mote gold than we paid In the year 1!1
under the McKinley turllt law. That is,
imported over one hundred million dul.
lata iiiure In manufactured goods In ISM
,1,... un ,lt,t In fan tht. Mhnmn.-n Mild
mlllmen of America aland the Ions of a j elusions In every sec tion of our stand
hundred millions il year? Does this poticy j r,.ui,jL. where ballots exrireBS convlc-
thn Republicans of Jfontana, t'tah and
possibly Colorado had, atter all. come
to their senses and ported company
with the free trade enthusiasts nnd
l'opulistic emotionalists who form the
rank and file of the present rSryan
movement. Such news would be rood
news, not only for the plates them
selves, but also for the whole people,
because it would 2rove mat the sober
thought of the American people could
be depended upon to reach wise con
tend to Increase the demand for American
labor? Of this amount .'2,j0,0U0 were
taken from the men who work in Ameri
can rolling mills; JlfOoWi) were tatt.n
from thel employes of American cotton
mills; !8.0M,l"0 were taken from the nvn
who were formerly employed In the man
ufacture of American tin In the new fac
tories that, were established under the
.McKinley law of ls:w; nnd Slt,0eu.iMO were
taken from operatic s in American wo.il
en mills. The census of 1!M returned 3m,
415 mliniifacturlUK i stabllshments h the
Ignited Statesp- which hail i.'l-Ml em
ployes, to whom were paid that ycur f'.,
&!.21u',U$ in, wages. If each employe repre
sented a family of live persons there wro
over 23,onO,(jM) depending upon these man
tifaeturlnir establishment for their .tally
sustenance. If to these we ndd the tur
ners, tinkers.' grocers und others wlio
make their living by supplying these em.
ployes, It is not too much to say that
one-half of our people aro directly Inter
ested In the continuance and prosperity
of these establishments. In the political
contest this full the question Is clearly at
Ifsiio whether capital and labor shall
both be employed or not. Will the free
eolnngc of silver at 1G to 1 restore this
811(i,'H),0i) which labor lost In one year un
der the Wilson tariff law? H mlKht ll'cv
ery laboring msn had a little silver mill'
in his backyard. Mr. Bryan has not ex
plained how. the free coinage of the silver
miners luMlon lino S:)-cent dollars will
Rive employment to idle labor or Incrcasi
the waf of tabor. Me will not explain
It to the satisfaction of on in'.clllr.eut una
during the campaign.
Thp wmklngmnn Is accustomed, !:i
campnisSlhnes, to hour seekers after
oMce exnatlnte on his hard lot and
offer profuse promises of help. Ilryao
Is not a pioneer In this field; He mny
bo a little more expert In his blarney
than the run of campaign orators at",
but his piny Is tho same old triok with
only'a few tiev variations. Four jarj
auo Hryan talked the same kind rf
talk in behalf of Cleveland nnd fre.;
trade-. When Ihe returns shall show
next November hnv bndly he will bavj
been defeated on the free silver racket
, he w :i Immediately set to work trying
j to l ife lip a new scheme with which to
; fool tho people and fish for power.
tious and arc counted na cast.
The effectiveness of the Republican
club movement In this state may be in
ferred from the zeal with which the
enemy seeks to discredit it.
- - -
An Unsafe UinUs
Mr. Itryan's letter of acceptance In
volves no new doctrine. Tt is rather
e reEtatereent, In more pcdls'iod lan
e-mure and in more formal manner, of
tho principles and propositions hither
to championed by him on the hustings,
lie devotes much time to an attempted
explanation of the plank in the Chica
go platform which censures the presi
dent tcr using federal troops to put
down riotous Interference with inter-j Th(j t' (ttho PennsvI.
ttate commerce and the I'nlted States , vnna of I.i,ljublpnn ,s p
malls. His erroris to smootn uowii
this palpable sop to the mob spirit is
Ingenious nnd Interesting, but it talis
to commend that plank, to tne favor of
goid cltlxens. lie asserts the right of
locnl communities and stntes to self
government nnd pronounces In favor
of allowing to such communities tin
largest practicable discretion In t he
regulation of their Internal affairs, but
he torgets that this Is not the point.
To understand the Import of ths Coming to 1 .8 Senses,
plank in question it Is neeessmy to re- There Is a vast deal of significance at
call the conditions that led to the ppo-, t),is time In the public announcement
clflc employment of federal troops to ,,y senator Carter, of Montana, ad-
'1 do not know what you think
about il. ht'.t I helicic t'.iat it is u
good deal better to open tiio
mills ol the I luted States to t!tc
labor of America tluiti to pen up
the mints of the t nited States
to the silver ol'the world. ,T
WILI.IA I .11'KIM.ET.
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The Hinehamton Chronlelo. successor
to tile Saturday Call, made It.J first ap
pearance on Saturday last and created
a favorable Impression. A departure
from the usual form of printing has
been made by tho publisher and tho
paper makes a handsome niuea'arit'e
in it a new dies?. The Clin nicle Is
carefully edited, bright nnd newsy rnd
bids l'ulr to become one of the most
welcome of The Tribune's exchanges.
The recent violent sermon of Rev. I
Thomas Dixon of New York predicting
revolution in en:'e Ihynn Id elected la
generally condemned. !'. v. Mr. l.'ixon
not only misinterpret the functions; of
his calling but he also misjudges llu
patriotism of the people. Fortunately,
i'.iyan will not be elected.
It In a FU.er!iel,il reply to charges cf
dection frauds in Arkansas to ask if
there were no frnt'.rtp In Vermont. The
character of election.? In Vennnnt chal-
scveral statea and of the I'nlted States,
consist, for the most port, cf mere deelir
atloiu tieunlng the punishment due to coii
vii ted cilmlnuls; establishing courts and
dcflnln:,- their Jurisdiction, original or ap
pelate; providing m. thuds for impaneling
Juries; providing rules for securing wit
nesses and for paying expenses. Mow the
trial Itnelf Is to li conducted: In most
eases wljat constitutes the crime; how it
may be proven; what character of evi
dence, and what kind of witnesses ill
shor,, nearly all the substantial elements
of the tiUil nnd the practice tending to
elucidate the main issue of guilt or inno
cence !s eourt-maile law. tne court fol
evti arothcr as a precUent; nddlnif a
b't to th 'aw here; aubi.trr'ring a bit thr.'j
aluy.' tending, under the pica of p:ctct- j
log ile!; i.lr.Ml . 'nht. and n utic-.-l.!r.i r.glU I
of i'i'lM Ri, to mo:c and more leniency to-
t j ; I',..... ...o.l.. Ili.v !
Ktantlv !. noil 'n criminal c.tses It
prows un-.'cr a con-iant press aro from j
enc tide, if there was nry iiip.nl on t'lu
pa.-t cf the state thin p refute might hs
pTtlally reli ved, but tle ic la none, an.i
.he ceiiEe-iu. nce Is that the court can err
leit on one tile. There Is a constant tide!
lapping away the foundations of criminal
J istlce. Judges mean to be honest, 'lho
feult Is not in them. It Is In the law.
il H II
Hut the fault Is noi utone in tula grow
ing tendency of the law to one clde, nut
It erl.ts in tile pupeistrueturn itself. The
foundations were buiit In limtlund. Under
nior.nrclilcal rule, atul under a much heiv-icr-handed
rule than ex'sts there today,
nod were Intcndeil ns a bulwark to the
rltlsen nglnst the crown, tinder our fr-'e
Institutions and In tho light of our later
civilization It is society which demands
pintrction ni;a!nt the lnwbas lndl Iduul,
The groundwork of a criminal trial Is the
low of criminal evidence. It would st'eiii
that rules of evidence should tend to but
one cud. viz., to favor tile introduction of
nil testimony necessary to shew guilt or
Innocence, und the rejection of all other.
We have not the space here to examine
these rules in order to show how far they
arc front' accomplishing this purpose. "((wo
11'uist'Mi.loiiH will sutllce: A is tried for
the murder of II, and on his trial reeks to
Introduce the dying confession of (' that
he H I was the murderer, lho cvl leil 'o
j is Inadmissible This Is the law. But Is
the law ri;;)it? Should the confession not
be admitted, and If the Jury believe It,
: oei.lit It not to acquit A? Another Uliis
Itiatlon: A Is tried lor the murder of It.
iend the state's attorney seeks to show
i that A made u full confession In all its do
tails to 1. a policeman or Jailer, It Is
shown that I advised tho prisoner to
make- the confession as the best tiling
be could do In orb r to secure mitigation
cf punishment. The Jury are not permit
ted to hear Que woril of such a confession,
r.rd, unless the ea;e can lie ot'nerwl; r
proven, tie-re must be an aequlttal, and
then the accused, having been onoe tried.
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THE LATEST FAD FOR
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WAISTS.
Illunimntcd Changeable Taffeta Silks in all of the popular effects, such as Cameo,
Amythyst, Topaz, Sapphire, Garnet and Emerald, just received and are on exhibition at
o.;r Silk Counter. '
DRESS
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GOODS
progressive nnd aggressive young Re
publican v. ho has performed vaiuab;.
service Cor the league and comesr to its
chieftaincy In the line of deserve! pro
motion. The Republicans1 of Lacka
wanna, who have been twice honor, d
In tho presidency of one of their own
i number, accord to the Republicans of
Erie their heartiest congratulations
upon the election of lsadorc Sobel.
lenges Fearching comparison with lho i o hoast him guilt on every street
character of eVotlona In Arkansas.
The animus of the atta'.ks on Sena
tor Quay that have pppetircd this wek
In certain l'liil;id.;ll hia papers Is not
obs 'ire. Those ntt icka occur very
close to the 'annmaker barealn coun
ter ndvertlsonients.
The fact Is that Protection and sound
money can win and will win tills iil-t
en llieir own strength nmi merit. They
i do not need to be the help of fteo
traders.
It was Senator Quay who said that
lho r.llver biibMo would have burst eie
the middle of September. I '.is predic
tion Id font nettling fulfllim nt.
eo! ner.
This l the lnw, but is It Justice?
TOLD BY TIIE STARS.
which objection was taken at Chicago.
So fur as the federal government wn
concerned. It had nothing directly to
do with the economic phases of the
Debs Insurrection, Its Interests wens
r.ct affected as a government until
forclblo measures were taken by strik
ing trainmen to interrupt Interstate
ctmmetce nnd Impede the progress of
the malls. It ould hnve been the
Fame had this Interruption come from
any ether quarter. The federal gov
ernment decided, through Presldcn:
Cleveland, that the mails should pie
ceed Mid that Interstate commerce
should resume. To this end It em
ployed United Btatrs troops, and the
nails did proceed nnd Interstate com
. merce did resume. Does Mr. Rryan
suppose the American people want
their president so limited in power
that he cannot punish a violation of
dressed to the Republican convention
of that state, that while ho has abated
nothing of his devotion to free silver, he
Is Unable to subscribe to the free trade
doctrines of tho Chicago convention
. and docs nut propose to lend to them
f the help df evert a tacit Indorsement.
Senator Carter adds: "I do not believe
In free coinage coupled with free trade
nnd I do not belli vo both can be sttc
( cessfully established nnd maintained by
our government. The free trudu polity
will render the establishment of bi
metallism an utter Impossibility." Ho
regards the Republican monetary dec
laration ns too conservative, but as be
tween Its acceptance nnd that of tho
Chicago platform, "with Its free trade,
state rights, free riot and other 'ob
jectionable features," the senator llnds
no room to hesitate and urges on the
convention the pluclng of McKinley
federal lnw without first asking the 1 electors In the Held as Its duty
consent of the governor or other state ' Senator Carter thus withdraws from
authority In the commonwealth within , the unwise position which he, with a
whose llmltB the federal law Is being handful of western colleagues, took In
violated? the senate last winter. Then he bloek-
The Chicago nominee begs this ques
tion: he literally dodges all around It
simply thnt he may play to the preju-
ed protective legislation because It lack
ed a free silver annex. Now ho re
verses the order and puts Protection
dices of the less Intelligent classes. His j first. We trust that we do Senator Car
course In this matter Is duplicated In ter no injustice when we express the be-
in a i ceei't peeeh Urynn claimed to
have gathered inspiration from a field
of hogs and no one In the audience
questioned the assertion.
Pitchfork Tilinian'K Uelle'S have just
been recojrnlX' (I by his neighbors In
South Carolina by a majority of S.OOi)
for tho other fellow.
tlenirulissiiiio Carman Is evidently
having troubles of his own.
MURDER AND THE LAW.
Huily Horoscope Drawn by Ainccluit
The Tribune Astrologer.
Astrolabe cast: 2.22 a. m., for Thursday,
September 10, P'.W.
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A chllil born on this day will note that
The silver-plated candidates,
Who party ties would wreck
Vill later on meet with "cut rates"
And et it In the neck.
Tho Sernnton Times says: "it was a
hivh tribute to Edward .Merritielil, eso.,
to lmvo tho nomination given by unani
mous vote after the graceful withdrawal
'of the young, spirited and eloquent ' Mr.
1 Vldaver." Oh, gosh!,
j The new comet with an "easterly mo
Hon" recently discovered may perhaps ho
I but the halo hanging over Hilly Bryan s
j return trip to the "enemy's country."
I Nnto Vhb'ver's withdrawal In the In
! t crest of Ccndiilate Merritielil at tho Bo-
land convention Is regarded In base ball
circles in the light of a "sacrifice lilt."
Democrats who have a grievance to set
tle with Mr. Burke may now hold their
knives against a grindstone.
Bryan wants but one term. How about"
Mr. .Ucrrlflcld?
A.liicchils' Advice.
Do not quote the remark about keep
ing "everlastingly at it" to a man who
argues on the currency question It's not
necessary.
From the WitshliiRlon Post.
over h'.'ieo homicides In tho t'nlted States
In lS"j. two und a half limes as many us In
!.;), tie years belure, and constantly in
creasing ul a rado out of all proportion to
the Increase .n population. - Thu.'e aro
facts which demand sr!ou utt-ntlun and
a serious iiiveitii. ation to discover If
pcHsi'iie their catiaiv. It has been
thu fashion to itirllute this alarm
ing Increase In crime against life to
the Inferior (harder of the bitter Immi
gration from foreign countries. It is un
doubtedly true that In proportion to th. :r
numbers the Ioa- cbns Slavic, .Magyr, La
tin and Seinil'i! Immigrants of the Inst
seven or eihl years furnish a larger per
eiiitum of criminals than do our native
The grandest collection of High Class Novelty Dress Goods (colored and black)
ever exhibited to the American public. Kvery couceivable color, weave and design of 'the
leading manufacturers of Europe are represented, viz:
Zibeline Illume. Mohair Bourettes.
Canvas Poilu. Tufted Cheviots.
Variegated and Self-Color Twine Suitings.
Iridescent Poplin and Epingline. .
MchsSr Fantasie. '
Silk-and-Woo! IVJatalassQ and Brocaded Effects.
Scotch and English Mixtures.
, French Broadcloths.
Whipcords and Granite Suitings.
All at Exceptionally floderate Prices.
OB
They say we are crazy, selling: such Suits, Overcoats and Pants
at such low prices. Well, let us be crazy. Craziness has been our suc
cess. Therefore we continue to be crazy.
GREAT EASTERN SUIT AND PANTS CO., uJS
. FINE TAILORING AT POPULAR PRICES.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST.
mnnun mininTisii
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412 Spruce St.
other directions. He arpues for free
Bllver under the pretense of special re
gard for the poor notwithstanding lhat
a debased currency would lay on pov
erty und misfortune Increased burdens
without new benefits. He lnys claim
to particular solicitude for the farmer
yet Is fresh from the slaughter of tho
farmer's best markets. He quotes the
fathers In the effort to sustain a poli
cy which the fathers would have been
. first to spurn. And In the unction of
self-assumed sanctity he proposes log-
llef that this alteration of his attitude
has conic, not through choice but on
compulsion. We interpret It to mer.n
net his own personal chanpe of convic
tion so much as a change In the senti
ment of his constituents which he dare
not disregard. No doubt he would Klael
ly continue to he defiant and obstreper
ous If he could figure out that such a
course would win the approval of the
Republicans of Montana. Hut when he
sees on every hand the unmistakable
signs of a reaction toward Henuhllcan
(ij'imun lmmierants. I'.ut eliminating
from Hie statistics all luiniicines wnien
may properly be traced to this undesirable
class of our population, there remains. In
ihe age regale, the bulk of crime un-1
touched. j
i! il il
There exists a caii:-.e for thin, nnd that
cause exists III our methods of dealing
with crime and crimirjiis. Within tho
last six yearn U.nco homicides have oc
curred In the I'nlted States, and fur ill's
terrible army of nun, women, and ctili-
dren slaughtered, four-llftlm of the mir- i
dercrs lu:ve gone scot free, and only on - i
s'vtleili. Til. have expiated their crime I
I bv a legal cjioiuion. Is it nny wond-r j
I that, m i.itx of tin so n.e cases, tnn 205 Lackawanna Avenue.
people, banded ill mr,bs, hnve ari.ien to e-
i ecute, Py lawless lynching, tile miulsli- I
m"tit due to crime dpnied by tile Jav,".' .
Tliat there Is Fumetiilnr wrong here al
most every one recoj:nli'.''S. We lire
prone to blame Judges, juries, nnd tho
executive nlliccis nf ilie law for tin? s'.r.re
of affairs. Hut this is not always a !lr
criticlr.m, and probably seldom Is sueii.
Our oliic ials lire as good, and possibly
be tie.-, than tl'ctc of any other country,
and yet our eoiirU ofttucr make a mis
carriage of jij.stie
LIGHTNING
FRUIT JARS
Hnt'tlic cause of this. In the June num
ber of the North American Heviiiv .III. i re
I. I'nrker. of the 1'nltou Ht.ites district
court for the western district of Ark ui
r:uu pv!1.'iin4 m e c.iuye wbv crlintnii'l
by sugaring It with specious words j cans of South Dakota In repudiating are' not nunisl-.i .:. U la ihe wrong pi i'.u i-
1 plu upoifVnii n c. mln.il appeals an; pru.w
i cuicd. Ai'ixlaU cni.rt.? in criminal mat-
when the Colorado Republican central ters, na now consiKub-il, exist fur tl:e sobs
purpose of poimin:: out end earrectinj;
islatlon bo palpably Immoral that only I principles (Instanced by the Rppubli-
can it do maue palotable to the least t Senator Pettlcrew. again manifested i'
discriminating-.
Mr. Bryan is fast proving himself a
modern Aaron Burr.
Incidentally and casually It may be
remarked that In the columns of Thn
Tribune is -where you will find t!v
fairest and most accurate political
news.
Blarney vs. Fact.
Mr. Bryan's Labor Day speech wan
n adroit appral to class prejudice
which Injected Its poison by cunning
Innuendo. He did not make charges
against employers as a class. He did
not ay In so many words that the
men who hire labor In this country try
also to coerce their employes Into vot
ing; as the employers desire. He did
not specify any particular wherein ths
Interests of labor run counter to tha
Interests ot capital. Nor did he offer
any direct clew to the rectification i of
Misting abuses. He merely Inslnuat1
ed that the worklngman Is gettlhg th
worst of things, and put tha proposi
tion in such a form as best to set oft
hla own claiaia as labor's promissory
committee voted to stand by the St.
Louis ticket and a third time exhibited
In the rlnglnjr affirmation of continued
loyalty put forth only a few weeks ago
by the Republican state committee of
Utah) he begins to perceive that In his"
revolutionary attitude of last winter
lie and his Bllver confederates went too
far. He pircelves that there aro other
doctrines than free coinage in tht? west
ern Republican creed, and he possesses
the political tact to comprehend that
it is high time for him to begin to
hedge.
We welcome this action of Senator
Carter not bo much because of any spe
cial Interest In tho personal attitude of
Carter as because of the cheering lndl
;allon which It affords as to tho trend
)t political sentiment in the west. The
publican party this year will not
need a single electoral vote west of the
Mississippi In order to win. It can
elect .McKinley even after giving to
Bryan alt he and his supporters claim
In the west. But It would be welcome
news on the night of Nov. 8 to hear that
j particular flaws nnd fehulcalliiis in er;m
! inal trlnls. A cri:oi:!:d repeal is nut licr.-1
upon its merit:', us Is an appeal In chao
I eery, but upon tie: pari 'col.-ir "rei r-
tlonr." taken by counsel for the prison: T,
I to the r.il'ng:. or rctlni's nf the lower
I court. The gu'lt or li.nnceiic" cf Ihe ae
j cu'-rd Is not the i-sue, but whether t i o
j jnrl.e in tho tri.il court mn-e a riisto'i.;
w ncn lie m:-i i in leu ine jury iney musi ').;
licve beyond a reasonable doubt" '.hat tin
prisoner Is guilty; or. if l:o should not
ruve v-aio Inrtcnd 'if "believe," b- con
vinced bejor.d a r.v.i'onnl.lo doubt. Or
wlndher. In ld.i cyplamitlnn of what coirstl.
tuteil "reasonable dni't-t." he did nut do;
an I or cross a t too many.
!! ',' !i
Judge Parker suggest Ihit In every
st.iti', nnd for the I'nlted St. new, there be
organized special courts of criminal ap
pral, to wlddi a full record of the rare
tried below mny be rent, nnd where- bur
ono Issue Is to ba retried, vlr.. Ihe guilt
or Innocence ot the licensed. Hi! "a n re
form ns this would pecnmrllsh much to
relieve criminal p.nmlid"tratlon from ihe
Just odium into widen It has fillr-n. It li
a reform In one line, and a much .needed
reform, but we would bu,gest that n ref
otmatlon Is needed in the law ns Rdmi'n
Istercd in the trial court, as well ns In the
rules nnd methods of appeal. But few
people consider the fact thnt the hulk ct
tha law govorning criminal t'rlnla I whnt
mny be said to bo court-made .law,, aa
distinguished from legislature-made law.
The criminal enactments and codes of the
All good liotisekecpcrs
use Lightning Jars.
Whj-? Because they open
and close easy, and are
perfect sealers. The re
sult is they never lose a
can of fruit.
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As yonr neee's Miig"ts anything in the
wny rf t ti l 1 1 1 j . 1 .1 1 V Jul' l Ot.t
till pl.es. nnd when yiirl'stla full biiua
it in and o wdl niri ri, yon with tiio
novelties receiVM duiiy V- hIso carry
B very neat line of (.'nlliii-ifiiru and Wed
lino Invitations at a moderate pncj.
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Publislier's Introductory
untie
' 4i7 Spruce St, Opp. The Common Kb
CM THE LINE OF THh
are located the finest fishing nnd hunting
nroumis in tha world, descriptive books
on applichtlon. TicJiets to all paints In
Maine, Canada and Maritime Provinces,
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Cannrllan and
t'nitcd States Northwest, Vanvouver,
heutilo, Tacoraa, Portland, Ore., San
Pranclsco.
F;st-Cl2ss Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached to all throitftht trsins. Tourist
cars fully ftitcd with bedding, curtains
and specially adapted to wants of families
may be had with seoond-clasi tickets.
Ttates always lisa thru via other lines.
For further Information, tlmo tables, otc,
on application to
E. V. SKINNER, G. E. A..
353 Broadway, New York.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
1'iiysicians and Survcona.
DR. A. TltAPOLD, BPUCIAI.1ST IN
Diseases of Women, corner Wyoming
venuenni Scruej street, Scranton. 'A
lice hours, Tliui'BdayK and. Saturdays,
B a. in. to 1p.m.
PK. COM KGl'S bFFICENOr 337 N
W'nih'nKton svo. Hours, 12 m. to il p. m.
liiseasos or women a specialty. Tele
phone Ko. 3'y.
l.awver.4.
FltANK E. DOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
eounsellor-at-law. Burr building, rooms
13 and H, Washington avenue. .
EDWARD W. THAYER, ATTY AT LAW,
.ill Wyoming avenue.
JEFFREY'S & BUDDY, ATTORNEYS.
Maj-,jCJojnnionwealth bulldlnu.
WARREiV & KNAfP, ATTORNEYS
and Counsellors at Law, Republican
buildlns', Washington avenue, lioran
ton. Pa.
JF.S9TTPS HAND, ATTORNEYS AMD
Counsellors at Law, Commonwealth
building. WuhinKton svenue.
W. H. JES31TP,
HORACE E. HAND,
W. H. JES9UP. JR.
PATTERSON WILCOX. ATTOR.
r.ey and Counsellors at Law; offices I
and T.lh'ary hulldlns;. STinton, Pa.
ROaEtVKT.L H. PATTERSON,
WILLIAM A. WTLCOX. .
ALFRED HAND, WILLIAM J. HAND,
Attorneys and Counsellors, Common
wealth building. Booms 19. M an1 21.
PRANK T. OKELL, ATTORNEY-AT.
Law, Room 6. Coal Exchange, 8craw
ton. Pa.
JAMK9 W. OAK FORD. ATTORNKY.
at-Lw, rooms 63, U and 63, Common.
Wfalth biilldlnr.
612 NOKTH WASH
DTi. W. E. ALLEN,
iiiKton avenue.
Dn. ANNA LAW, SO WYOMING AVE.
OilUe heurs, 9-11 a. m., 1-3 p. m., 7-n p. m.
DR. C. L. TKKV, PRACTICE LlMII'tT7
d!ro.ies of tha t-iye, Kar, Nose and
'Imout; otlicd vyomnut ave. Real,
iltnce, 1-5 Vine strevt.
,DT:. L. 11. OATHS. 125 WASHINGTON
avenue. Oftice hours. I to 1 g. m., 1.39
to 3 and 7 to 8 p. ill. Residence ZiM iiaj.
fcon avenue.
DR. J. C. BATESON. TUESDAYS A NO
FrKiays, at Ho Linden street. Ollice
hours'l to p. m.
1H. S. W. I.AMEIIKAUX, A SPECIAL
Pt on chronic diseases of tho heart,
lur.qs, liver, kidneys and genlto urlnury
cruJi.s. will occupy the otle.-o of Dr.
linos. 2-- AJams avenue. (Jllica hours
1 to 0 p. m.
ABB PAF?
DP.. C. L. FREAH. SPECIALIST IN
Runiiire. Tru.-s Flttlnp nnd Fat Reduc
tion Rooms K'J nnii ;r'7 Menrr r.uildins.
luiiio lelei'hoiio liuiJ. liJiira: It) to 12, 3
to 4, 7 to 9.
W. G. ROOK." VETER1NA RY 8UU
ffon. Horses Cat t la and Doss treated.
;io3ilta!, V.'l Linden street, Scranton.
Telephone
Dentists.
GOOD HATS
' Never So Cheap.
CHEAP HATS
Never So Good.
AVERSE.
MERCHANT TA1LCSIK3
PprinB and Bnmmw, from 520 np. Trnnsar
itisfi and OTrcoats foreign and dom.'Stio
fabric, made to order to suit the newt lav
tidloue in pries, tit and wnramanihip.
D. BECK, 337 Adams Ave.
DR. E. Y. HARRISON, 11't 3. MAIN AVE.
C. C. LM-RACH. SURGEON DENTIST.
No. nr. Wyomlnc nventw.
H. if. STP.ATTON, OFFICE COAL EX-
.Atv!)it.:t.
EDWARD H DAVIS.
Rooms 2t. K and 2C,
buP'Mii'. .r'ntor.
ARCHITECT,
Commonwealth
E. L. WALTER, ARCHI1
renr of r; T.'nshirnr'on r
ECT. OKFICB
venn.
Lr:WI3 HANCOCK. JR.. ARCHITECT.
,-i'.rii.'. t . cur. Vnsh. nve . iVranton
BKOWU' & MORK19. ARCHITECTS.
I'rico bulijins, I'M Washington avenua.
' t:r-n eM
SeuJ
G. R. CLARK & Co., SEEDSMEN AND
Nurserymen; store US WashlnKtoa av.
nu; preen hous. 135" North Main ave.
Hue; stoee telephone 7S2.
I.oain.
THE KEPUBL1U SAVINGS AND
Loa-i Association will loan you monfy
on uiler terms and pay you bettor on
Investment than any other association.
Call on S. N. Calleoder. Dime Banll
hnl'iPnr.
Wive Srecim.
OS. KUETXEL, REAR U LACK A
wanna avenue, Itowitoa, Pa., maaufae
turer ot Wire 0 .
BA.MUEL W. EDGAR. ATTORNEY-AT.
Law. Office, 317 Spruca t., Scranton. Pa.
L. A. WATERS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
423 Lackawanna ave., Scranton, Pa.
rPIB TOWNBEND. ATTORNEY-AT
Lavr. Dlmn ,Hank Ruildlnx, Scranton.
Money to loan in large sums at 6 per
rent. .
C. U. PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT.
law, Commonwealth building, Scranton.
Pa.
C. COMEC.Y8. 321 spnt'l'H STREET.
D. R. RKPLOOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
necotlntcd on real pstate swurlty.
Wears' hulldlnp, corner Washington ave.
nuo and Sprues street. '
B. F. KILLAM. ATTORNEY-AT-LAAV.
12fi Wyomirir v . Pcriiton. Pn.
JAO. J. H. HAMILTON, ATTORNEY-AT.
law, 45 Commonwealth bid'. Scranton.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 325 and 127 FRANK-
Un avenuo. Pnten .anonable.
P. ZKIQLER. Proprietor.
6CRANTON HOL'SK, NEAR D.. L. & VV.
pjf-ifenKer depot. Conducted on tha
Euiopann plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL.
Cor. Sixteenth 8L and Irving Place,
New York.
Rates. 13.50 per day and upwards. ( Ameri.
can plan). E. N. ANAPLE.
SToprtetor.
Scliool,
SCHOOL OF TUB LACKAWANNA.
Scranion, Ta., prepares boys and Rlrls
for college or business; thoroughly;
trains young: rhlldo-n. Catalogue at re-
REV. THOMAS M. CANN.
WALTER H. PTJELL.
quest. Opens September 14.
MISS WORCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN
and School, 41! Adams avenue. Sprint
tera April 13. Kindergarten io per term.
Miscellaneous.
BAI'ElfB OUCHESTKA MUSIC FOIl
bells, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert work furnished. For
terms address K. J. Bauer, conductor.
117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulbert's
music store.
M EGA RGKE-BROTHERS, PRINT E ItV
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Warehouse, 130 Washington ave., Bora a.
ton. Pa.
FRANK P. BROWN & CO. WHOLE,
ale dealers In Woodware. Cordage and
Oil Cloth. 750 West Lackawanna aye.
THOMAS AUBREY. EXPERT Ac
countant and auditor. Rooms It and ML
Williams Building, oppoalt poetofflcet
Aest for tat) Res Fir Sxttngulsoer.