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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH rr,- 1'JOT.
(Je Scranfon vt8imc
ful1l1il Dally, Mx-ripl hunilay. hy Hie Trib.
lira fiiblkhlnn ('oinpaiij-, nt I-Illy Ccnta a JIontK
I.IVY 8. tlirilAllll, Kdltrr.
0. F. IIVMHX tliiilueta Manager.
New Vol k USuel l.'O Navuu M.
h. s. viii:ki.ani).
Solo Acini fur 1 olclgii Adicrtlilng.
l.nkiid at Hie IVIolfue at S I anton, T.1., at
Second fjla-i Mill Matter.
When fpaie IU irmll, 'lhc TriLimc I atwa)'i
lad to print ahcit letter lium It irlni'li KM-Ina-
on current tollii, dul I la rule I llnl tlico
mutt be aignid, lor puMIrallon, by tin writer a
real name, anil tlic condition prrerdint to
ecilanct la that all contribution! ahall bo ulil
to editorial -ctl.lon.
nii: u.at inn: ion .vPVKitriM.Nu.
llio follow liijr tabic nhuivs the irleu per Inch
rach ImmIicii, r to l iitcd lthlii ono )Cirl
" llurifl StJIniVn" 1'nlt
IHcl'I. . I'.ikt llnulinu. JWtlon
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I'or ank il thank", tcroli.tlonti of tsiudole nee.
'J Klmlttr irinttibtilioiK In th nature of no
" ing 'Ihc 'irlliunt niaki a i largo ol 1 icnl
a line
Halt (or Uasilfled Adicrtlting luriibhed on
application.
F't:N"rn.v, Mi!:i,-n
1001.
I'n'ln line-. illfclu.'Cil rinininzp llir
l.n.r nr Sr-tuiinr IMait'H ilol'cat at tin
!' nt ii.nrprr'iii'c 'r r.mplii Hiitii- !!
I ililli .in IimuIi-i'h In rortlilpr Oovi'iiiiir
"If; rfllMil Ik Mj;ti llti-l.T w lliplnfll
It I'l.'lt-fl.linnl i.ii-f bill. AltlnniKh
" I. :i , iMtiliir.il tn Hiun'l. In r.-iNlly
Mir.nrci'lnl ii majority. Twpiity-twii
l'.ll Ici'lf-IH Hill pll-Hl'M mill ur tlie.ii
tlniniii (.lilnl with uilfll fioni the be
P'tnlim. 'I'll II p pimM li-ivt' inilltnlliMl
' Iiipi iiitnibi-i lisul lip ilcslicit In well
liMiift.toiMi, but ii majority una mull-
ii' in. Piatt ll'lcn lutlil In ImiU I'd oll
' ii"'l. bin Iip Li iiuiil I'lmr tlniitiKli. YpI
lb. lilt's, IIP !,. M Hip ,10(4P bu imit
! -llllull Tor flllli'l'S tlllltlKIIIHlK tlpllll
ib"ti.nnilH of Union. Kvory iIor lm IiIh
l.osal Option,
A"ITA M-A1JH I'UI to amend the
fi pi cent liquor lltciiFo law by
JL nrUllns tlif piovl.iion that "In
an itiH hli.tll a Ul-piim' bi
pi.mtPil to, any apiilli'iiiit or iipiillcuntH
Mlii'ii it sball bo innilc kiimtii to Hip
court tli.it a niaJoiUy of Uiu liialo rps-I-ilonlH
ovt-r the tir,c of twruty-nnc .vpum
or any anl. boroiiKh or township
shall iippnii' by ipiiiunstraiifp arralnst
tli' Kiaiilliu; of tin. kiiihv is puil
JiPiiily fair. Tho niajmlty in lMph
eoiuiinmlly .-ottalnly should liap tlm
vlKlit to my whotlipf It tint Ihiuor
solllnu- IIpciishI within lis limits or not.
Tin only .substantial illlllculty likely
to arlH fiont tiiii-li a rulo would bo In
commuiiltli-s wIipu- an uuti-nfciit-o ma
jm lly iiilnlii also bu a lu'o-Iiiiuor major
Iiy, in lavuf of spfaUi'iish'S. Tlti'io tho
pri'iiilculoii of tho loi-al majoi lly would
hao to jltdd to tho will of the larser
mtijorlty In Hip statp at lniKP. Local
option iiiuld not hp pprinlttPd to att
tlio'lzo lawlttSKiitttsi.
How llcklp. aflPt all. Is publlr oiln
I"ii Tor imiof compare tho Kcm-ral
stimuto of Andrew- raincslo piovalcnt
ati.r the Homestead ilots vlth tho
luN.,111,. fHilmatos of him ritrroiit to
la. Primary School Work.
in: .vi:i:r u,at exists for
preutiM- n-xlblllty lii thu
(Oiiimx i.l InstlllPllon lii lh..
aillenl mmool yeaiH Is ono
iiir d with i'M'1- inerpaslnf; 1'inphanls;
ii'iii tho Blanilpolnt of rollout- and unl
A ' ' -i'' pmtiM-oifi, and fioni that of
I'Hi'iits whof.p JudBiiunt' tills them
II. at their sons oufrht to be pieparcd
'ull-r lb in they now pre to enter
up. n lnisn...v8 or pioipssloiiai if,-.. The
'in- liiet that, b-yoiid all othois. Is
"" ."ireniiuttsiy dwt.t upon by mlvo.
1 " i" rciIiidiiR th" eoiieclnte coui.
t i tbrip jMilfl. nil! not les so by the
nppon, iii.s ,,r that propLfitlon, Is-, in
tl'Mr own would, "the anto of timp
i-i the publlp vcho'ilfi. espeelally In tho
tjil.v yciirst "
!-i':m a m. ont thoUKlittul writer,
vi' iiis tho saibjei't fiom tin- titnml
liolnt of i huso who are to have tho
liiKhiM-'edueatiim: The public chon
'ih th Faun? iiki tor all sji ts
i -id lonilltlmis of youth may haw In
-!.'! and political Ju-dlllcatlou, but
lor thos wlio nro to bis trained acad
iin. ally mil profcssljiiniiy, n.s V.
olih me les-s desirable than those at
'i noil y ouiy iliiTercntatlon. nucIi as
it- practised In th common schools of
ji-imanv."
Tin point that OKpeelally ii-eiU
imiiqlnr out. and cmphaFlnliiiT. is thnt
I hi.- "Hann coiiinc tor all toils, and con
dli.oiis of youth," l.i more uudcMrnhlo
lui thohc v liu al.e not "tu bo trained
acfdemli-ally and professionally" than
lor those who ate. Tho comiuilsury
"samp c-iiuit-p" works the Kii-ulor In
jiiitlei; in those who must leavo celm-ji
tail.-. ,Thc vilai and political" as
pcintJif tralnins tltat shall do the
bi-i iu 1Uplq. for thu pupil will
sol. ;-Ji. mfelvcs t-ry much nioro
iea.liljvfrt3;rIto htutUMs reach mature
jeuiM.SUui'Jlhtiy do now. The youth
who I'MiIiave.trainlni;, uiadumlo and
profi8bTrMiJBet it whither or not
It bo a llttl" later by leason of
"wanted tlmrj.in,curly calH' In lower
Bi-ude teuchliiB. Hut tho boy or Blrl
who is not to have tho higher educa
tional,0 the ono on whose behalf tlm
dtinand must bo most stronBly maao
that the course of otudy tho lustruc
tlonjie or hho rctelvcs In tho school
.vim's tfiat tan be commanded lor
theiu jduvll bo that richest In practi
cal knowledge, In posslblo fiultlort
froni; rlio seed sown, the uwakcnlii!;
of tlm youthful ppltlt
l)r ,wo' mean that tho children In
the lower grades Phall "elect" their
own' Htuillep? Certainly wo have no
such, iibsuvd I ropositlon In mind. Hut
parents w-'hose children enter tho pri
mary Blades at sis years of ngo kcu-
rally lmvo very dellnlte Ideas of how
lone they will be able to send their
children to school. Tho electlvo
couiscs or studies should bo framed
mtt.t carefully, not by tho pupils or
by thp parent, but by thOFo whosu
business It Is to form currlaulums of
Btmly nml glvo Instruction.
Let It be said Jut hero that tcach
cix of experience, Inclusive of a fair
J
rchicKriittillon of those who have never
been school pilliclpals, miglll to bo
thoff tailed upon or tbe work jltst
Indlcaled. So far, they nro the per
foiis mo.-it thoroughly Ignored In all
tntch work. The multiplication of
HtutPinents that the teacher in tin;
public school should "bo" this and that
rcachltiB near to the statin o of an
gelhood -mid should "do" that and the
other, the whole tlulng of which would
tax the Beatesl of human InlcllcctH
and tho Ftiongcst physluil frame, Is
familiar alike In educational lllrraluic
nml In thoughtless dally talk, the ic
llecllon of such llterultlio llltercil
through popular Journalism.
lhit In aelttal practice, the teachers
lire bound down by Iron Miles, niado
by bo.uds of education whoso meni
beis hnvf usually n ipialllleallon
llatcc, for making such lulcs, or by
some supeilntemlent or pilncliial
whe so Individual prhlo of wisdom and
knowledge never permllM consultation
with the teachers whoso business It
Is to teach,
There Is no wotsc piactlcal satin In
existence than Mm way In which tho
ti in her of the graded rvhool nf the
picsint day, partlciitatly In the lower
grades. Ii bidden to bo Mid to do
what he or she Is fettetcd from doing
by aibltrary rule. Time me too
many pupils eiowded Into the cute of
i.iip teacher, There arc loo many
studliM ciow ded upon the children.
There Is no option allowed as to what
aliv child thall luuc demiiud"d of It,
lcgurillrtu oT lis possible Mine of
schooling or its menial capacity. Then,
as one moio ami clowning Injustice,
loiiu- the 'wiitteii cxauiluatlon" nt
stated Mines, ns the test of advani c
nieiit for ell. It Is simply ti Pioerus
tcuu bed for' tho measuriilielil alike
if teacher and pupil. Its results ato
of (he characlcr to be eNpected from
Its liMtuu. when II I-. as now. niado
the usual Dual means of decision of
the i hlld'ss ability and standing. The
Methods of" the old l oil school lioil-e,"
with lis actual possibilities of lino
'child study" and prepatatlon for
var.ilng fields of life woik. may still
be looked Into with bnucllt by tho
"i oilliolleis" mid "dliectors" of pub
lb si bonis.
Senator Tillman's assertion that the
nice problem In the South Is growing
win so may be true: but It wouldn't be
If Tlllnuin and Ills white colleagues
should do their flmio manfully toward
ti.vlng to solve It.
Tlic New Jury Law.
Nni:r: Tin: roimer law gov-
iinliiL, the select Ion of
.lurks in criminal cases, the.
iiimiionwealth and thu de
ft ndant could oiipIi i ballenge pcicnip
toilly lour Juiois In the trial of a
i lunge of misdemeanor op felony In
the court of tim.iter sesstons. In the
ti lui of mi" of tho higher grades of
ft lony In the court of oyer ami ter
miner, the defendant had twenty per
emptory i hallenges, while the com
liionweallh was iestilcted to four, but
hail Ml" light to Mr. nil aMdc any num
ber of j'liois.
The new law, known as the Hoy
bill, which was tho eelebiuted Mcf'ar
loll bill under a tlltfercnt name, ic
inoves the l Ir hi to stand asldo Jurors,
bu: it greatly enlarges tho challeng
ing pown of the loinnioliwealth. It
pros Idea that In all trials for misde
meanor In the comt of quarter ses
sions, the commonwealth and tho de
le ndniH shall each be entitled to rlx
peiemptoiy challenges; In tilals of lol-i-ny
In the qu.uter sessions each shall
be entitled to eight: In the tilal of fel
ony In tin court of over and t-rmlner
each shall have twenty. Itoth shall
have the.s ame right a. heietofore to
unlimited t hi llcngc for cmip.
Those who have opposed Ibis change
aigue, as does Ulstiiet Attoiney lloke,
of Franklin loiiuty In an cdllorlal In
the new- Chainbei-sburg dally. Public
Opinion, that tin "commonwealth
htaits out In every case with a dls
advantago which lemains with il to
the end. The defendant Is piesuiued
to be Innocent till ho Is piovcd guilty
and the whole burden of doing this
tails upon the prosecution. Tho guilt
of the defendant must be proved to
the satisfaction of ovciy ouu of tho
twelve jurymen. If one Is uneon
vim eil, or If one unscrupulous filend
of thi diieudaiit gets upon Ihu lury
Mi" case is lost and possibly n cilml
mil goes I ree."
Hut It may well h" argued In re
buttal that Mils seeming disadvantage
of tho commonwealth Is a nuu'ssni'y
saleguind against .tho raihoadlng of
Innocent defendants to conviction.
Yhen u man Is accused of crime- h
has to hlie attorney.', or If ton poor,
the. emu L asslgnd to tlefi ml him at
liiineys whose lutuicsl In tho u-c bo
glns at date of lolalner or ..sslgmiiont
and ends vlth the reception of the
verdict; but tho dlstilci attorney's of
fice Is a tlxml inaehlnery, coutliiually
Mudyinj, and acetimiilatlng liitoinm
Mon ur to the pccullailtloM of venlro
men, and by reason thereof enjoying a
marked advantage that In spteial cas s
I Is It'll)!'- to be drawn upon In a man
ner unappreciated by the general pub
lie. It was often said of I'lsMlct At
torney riraham, of Philadelphia, that
he could" convict or aotpilt at will. The
comment both complimented his ex
ceptional peisoual ability and denoted
tho clllclency of his "niachliie." Tlm
now Juiy law alius to glvo an equal
chance to all.
As the Cubans huvobeconio satlsiled
that a bluff will not work, the situation
Is less complicated.
Sentiment vs. Sense.
KV1CNTS ii i bet-Inning to sus
tain the prophecies of those
who leccMly warned con-
gtesa ami tho count! y that
the abolition of the nmiy canteen
would prove a bin ions blow to tho
army's welfare. Krotn vailous army
posts come we'11-aulheutlcu.'ed tepoits
of an Incicaso of drunkumtcss and tilt.
Wiler burno out by tho statistics of
military arrestH. An ut my olllcor, In
an open letter to tho Women's Christ
ian Temperance Union, published In
tho Now Yotk Sun, writes;
'I ho inlUted nun, llku hi ibillau l.iotl.er. nlll
ilrink il bu waulu In, .nul laikluif a if la-t-t of
tctr at hit 'o.t, will ii il I il. is i,-.i iltewlivio
for II, mnl oiiop tliit, tiuikr ho loli.ilut, ilm-i
not 1 1 ink IiIui.fK t,i liticr, l.iii) Inline mv In
(he nib.ui i tu InueaH' tho auioiiut he ilrinU;
in tlic i.mUeii ruiy InlUtmc m to llirUt II.
u
A a illieil ami tminlliiVjlip hit.ine ol lll
nil hoH -otp"iii1, n man i1ip(i rondutt in
liilhcrtii Ik..ii ni..t r. niphit y, hia Jut rrlntiif I
inn n piolouBcl tltluu'li, nhvnl wltbf.nl lf.no,
mi uirmin h Iiim iKier befoi.' loiniiilltiil, nml
olher Binl nun In thp i.niimjn.l are ilelinr tin'
rlihp. What iloe the WoiinV. thrlstlan Teiui'ir.
ani' union .roM' ibntiK lu lull' ln Voll
Imp, In jour ubIUIIoii, iroiinlel on the ,iv
uiu.l!or. Hut thu anhlUr iliiou't ktwiv nml
be w.int or wlut It oml for hliu ami liiianf
nicirnleil .ton now sit by ami let him ili i bo
I'H.wk, ll.n bo aiiil.leiily hi luiluiid lint bo
can bo bit to hi own irlieir Ho )ou fire
l.t lui.' a 1111111.-1.1(1' oi my, or Ii It that batini;
rli I'luvl I lie (.inlcdi, with II profit nblnx He
inibllri hi buprnieil tuol nml hi pleiajnt an.t
ullnuliu' iluli for lil KUiru bniim, J oil uro
now lii'lldmnl to wh.il liuriiiirs of lilui or tho
ft'riliu In wbbli ho UloncnT l'or aonic tvtebe
.ie.it ilneitlon mil ilninki niie- bite aleiihV
il(iro.inl in (ho nriny .unl c .o knmv ittribula
It to Hip i Milieu, tll,lmiT kllU.I Hut ulul .oii
sl.oiihl Rlto ii ii shone .1 ficlor lor tiuin'taiie,;
In II plan. 'I ho rvclimifo la still here ttllli II
leaillns loom, billbtil, huiclinoin, clo., anil
win" of tho iiooil men fiettiint II, but tho other
Lull, (ho men wo mho mlilmlng bom rtll Ic
oil, o fbetthero where llioy lln.l the Mine .it
ti.ulloii .unl with llicni bior, nml oie. W'o
nii' re.iiilus the cio;i joii ownl ami then ik
si I l-il.
It Is unfortunate that more senti
ment so ofieii runs away with the
Judgment of tlic American people.
Tako for Illustration the case of the
onslaught upon Mm canteen. It was
svnllmcMnl absolutely. Not ono In ten
of those engaged In It had ever seen
the liiHlde of an at my post or visited
u canteen. Mote than 'M per cent, of
tin olllceis of the army. Including hun
dreds of total abstainers, after ycius
of practical study of the question from
every side, argued for the canteen's
retention, asserting ll worth as a
palliative of gioss evils. Hut the ven
liuicutnllstr, Ignoilng llgures and facts,
and looking only at their Impossible
theoiy, pushed the mllltiuy exports
aside and by sheer force of numbers
i.lainpeded a leltictant. congicss Into
complying with their quixotic demands-,
leaving conseiniencf s to tho future.
Now we ale gi Itlng those consequences
at tho soldleis' expense.
Loss sentiment and more sense In
legislation should be the prajcr of all
loveis of this nation.
In Mie South a negio Is always con
sidered Innocent until charged with
eiline. An accusation, however, gen
erally 'settles tin question and the
negio, too, without trouble and expense
of ttlal.
The leceiil actions of the llussian
students Indicate that they should bo
piovlded with new text books If law
and order are to be preserved In the
emphe of the czai,
,
For a lighter who has "winged his
man," Count llonl da Cnstellane seems
to have taken a very sudden drop Into
obscuilty.
TOLD BY THE STAES.
Dally Horoscope Drawn by Ajncchus,
Xha Tiibuno Astrologer.
Asliulabc i.i-l: 1. 01 n. m , bu Weilne-day, Taich
27. l'-ol.
A chilil born on thi iliy will notiee that It
I in i cM.ir.t- for :i nmovlul pilillil-ii to occa
isliiully flu lo bis leeopl.
'1 lie tlTt c I- of ineanlnalev "taf.j" arr! un
liuiileil aliii-o are nltoiit thu mine when .npulicil
to tin oi.lin.ry man.
..iny of us hip no.v lneiMicd to enjoy nil
the (Milfoil of the moling var.
(XitiliM nt lejit fboiihl rejolep at tho in-teqiil-p
of the ileetilo lljltt coiii.unle3 in get
tin' (ho tu-ct !.uni down In po-itlnu to mal.o
l.u.vlm-1 for the nun wlui tieata woik e.ie-i.
'I ho Ihrlfly boy will now oceavloinlly lay
aMo n imiiir In jutUipaliuii of tireu-i iliy.
Tho m'.toii hi arrlted whrn ciery tmc thinks
t.ill uf tlu Ktifet roiiiuii-sloiiu.
'llio man who fool- mound a woinm of Plutonic
Ion thooil" is gtnci-lly in danger of a brontli
of I'lombo t-ull.
'lluro Is mi hiini in Imrionluc' I ut it is sonic
time n c)ieiiiia to lend.
LITERARY NOTES.
Ponies foiir full pago leiuodiietiou of treat
paintings the April number e( tho Weiman'it
IIoiiik Conipanion contain featuiea uf speeltl
intorri.1. U-ile Caiter wiltes ot "Tho Aolrra
and llir ltewaid-," I.Mwaid Page (,itiiii of "hug.
land'a New t'uei-n and Her llobbie." 'limely
aitu bs tieat of Kt.ier cusiom In vaioti paits
of tho woild, and there is an abundance of
t.eaniblo vcisc. J he number is alo rich In
Hi (ion. A ummI, tho rhlif object of (he edl
(ma Ii.m been to gle mittir of value lo wounaj.
An jitklo on .i bab.i'it lroiu-o.nl will bo webomc
to joiiiig iiiolher. and Iho departments contain,
as .ilu.i.w, hiiggifthp hints jlong (h whole
line cf buiiMhold aHalm.
The ki-.t nod of Aln-lre'K i Infurnutioii. It
e in jIh.os bo iclinl upon to lontaiu ono or
moio wilbwiltien ailklio (clling jiM what jou
aio iiuioii lo Know, lor evainple. (lie Apiil
iiunib.'t' fells ,i aliout autoiiKhih, all about lion
ulul stul as atlectid bt tlic new big Heel com.
dilution and a good deal about (he new com
uioimi'.illli of AustialU besides i.vplainiug .1
bot of ipner u-s-s of eoiumon things, mrh a
nulling nil. out of glue, liiMite out of imlkc,
aniline d.tes out of coal tar, ele. Add to lhit
iii.ilil Iho fait (hat Alu.-ke'i pilntu no notion
which isn't biliiiful ot hum in iuteiet and .van
hive tho cvplanallon of iu lapldly imirasing
populai lly.
Will tho Culled tates hue a population ot
'MVMM'tti by the end of the twentieth icnturyf
o. I'. Auttiu, thief of I nlted Male bureau of
el.illslli.-, in an crlklo in Hip April Purum,
aiiiutia the nuitllon in the ullumiUve. Mr. An--tin
virj caiefully lousidor.s the most iliumly
populated tllslihts and i-ouutrim of Iho pica
cm day. ami (heir coii'litlour, and h'tUi that tho
I uttcst "latin, Willi iu enounouily iiurca.-lng
t'lilovablc .ui.i, Its levourcct. it rapid progrif
iu coiiomle anil mechanic., will bo moio able to
tmt.iln mi.Ii a population a unlurj- hento Hun
an tin pio-pcroiH iiallons of Kuiupc to u-.tain
their population of today,
l.ldrr rui. I sliepard, Sau 1'r.inilsco, publbh a
bttle volume that iu iluini mid origlualily of
c'oustiuitlou and gi.Uc of tl.ilo will touch a
tieth notu iu tho short t-toiy literaluic of tho
daj. Il Is "ltod.nl, hculplor," u story of Plia.by
Miglula II. l'tiiiicijei. llodul, a dieaiiceyeil
sriilplur, the dear little ihlbl, Conona, the
lioleltii l.a.h. the rouiaulio M'tliug of old Pisa,
nil blend In!" .1 tdudy of fasciiiltlng llitcutt.
'Hie book I found in flexible gncii and gold,
the color being biiggisled by Hut of the apiom
woiii by I'i.jii woiknuii.
"Nature in I.lleialure" I to be Iho subject
of the Apiil number of lnipit.-lon-, to Iniludo
null It by t.'couc Hamlin lilili, Cliailew Wjr.
un sioddaid, AJellno k'napp, A, I,. I). II., and
otht'ii. 'J lie supplement villi be a rueful re
pioductlou of suuie beautiful photograph of na
ture. May. Ihc (ally month, will bo devoted
to fuliy literature, folk loie and the child
mind. Impression completes 1U lust jear with
the MjiiIi Iwiie mid can be congratulated for
Its IuIIIIjiii' and iiuKpeiideiicc during its short
laiier.
An iiithuatc and eultilalniiig budget of "Pert
sotiul llcmlnlH elites of tjuien Vktoria" will ap.
pear Iu tho April Century. It I ononjmoiw,
neither the mtlonallly nor Hi.- se of the writer
being revealed. In tills firli revelation ol her
chaiaeltr und liabltn, Her Majctly appears as a
vciy liuiiian ami very iulertaliug prrtou.
llovci'a (at the Sit;n of the Laik, Neiv 'fork)
sends out from llio well-l'aiown I wok thop a
voluuip of mim' Iho like of whbh has never
been vinttircd Iu thla louniiy, 'ihc decadents
ooooooooooooooooo
The I
People's g
Exchange.
A rOPUI.AR Ct.F.AniSO IIOUSK for th '
n Deneflt ol All Who llivo llotucil lo ,
Iter.!. Itfal Hetale or Other Property to Sell
or rxehanse, er Who Want Situation or
llelpTheKa Fmall Adverllfinen Cot .
Ono Cent a Word, Six Insertion tor Klro
i-enia a word Lvctpt Sltuanoni nanicu,
ltuitn nro inserted tree.
00X0-000000000000
Wanted.
w.NTi:i)-.v oinrt:
nr.s.K ASD'TAni.B,
etato Kind and price,
Addrer Dek, Trlliiiti".
WAMiMi-niiPiiusiiNTAiivc.. iioiii 5i:.i:.
I'... t.... .t, ...... aa.1 ... .Ir.... fltl-
Ink
,.hi.i.t' pyii UO01l9iril MJIIipr.1 ,ui"''l '"
'iiimIIoii. Iloara rnnln Powder Co., Dab
1. Pa.
Ion
Help Wanted Female.
wantkii-an" i:.ii:itii:.Nci:D kniii: ctiTri'.n
on colored umlrn-klrt. stalo evpcrlenip
and aalarj- evpceled. Addrera l.uicrno iklrt
cunpany, Wllkrollarrc, P.i.
flint, wanti:i) 1011 ocxKnAr, nousi:.
work. SIR (Jiilnty atot'iio.
wan ri:n TR.iNi:r wAirni'.ss on iuni.i:itj
refenneeu renulnel. Jim, Sidney Wllllanw,
SJ Vladbon inrmic.
Salesmen Wanted.
SSJ tAAAN
KNKIKIiniO SALUSMAS. SCIIOOb SUPPI.ll,!.
Country n.rk'. loo raliry and commissions.
11. O. 1:1.111.1 ,c Co., Chkago, 111.
Situations Wanted.
htll'AIIO.V W,Mi:i-llV A WOMAN TO (JO
out by day waihtiii. Ironing anil rleinlns.
Call or uddri'ta Mrs, Mary 11u-m.1I, 1210 Cedar
avenue, iltv.
fITUATION WNTi:i)-llV A CiOOOO AND UK
spcotablo (jirl lo tlo ueneril housework In a
email family. Can clip good refereiiep. I'leim
rail at .VJI Xoith Heltecca atrnut, lljdo 1'arU
WAXTKD-CI,i:HltAlj TOSITION OP ANY KINO
by n competent ".o.tiift man; refercncetJ. .vd.
diets M. 1, care of Tho Tilbune.
Recruits Wanted.
w-v,x
wanted rort u. s. An.vtr: Ant,i: nonip.n,
unmarried men betnecn ages ol 21 and li;
citben of United State, of good character and
temperate habits, who can epeak, read and
vnito Encllfli. nccnika artecijlly desired for
icrriep in l'liUlppineii. For Information apply
to Recruiting Ofnce, 123 Wyoming are., Bcran.
ton. Pa.
Lost.
I.O?T-lti:WAnil PAID FOR UCTUUN OR IN-
formation of a carpet lost or stolen from
our delitery wagon, AddreA. Carpet, Tribune
office.
have had Ihelr poetf, but It hi remained for
the author of the "Hook of Jade," whoever
ho may be, to claim leeognillon as their leulcr.
Ill crc I Oriental to a degree; It I redolent
Willi stranso perfumer Oeeanlonally it is lurid
and fiery; sometimes It In thill with the damp
of death; it is uhiajs original.
Mi, llilbert'. "Stage Rcinliil-urncea," which
will bo (oncluded in the April r-enbner', will
bo p'lbllslutl in book foim with additional mai
ler in Hip early fprlng. Ihc book will bo uni
form with Mrs. John Piew- "licmliileenccj,"
imblbhed sciri.il je.ir ago.
'Iho World's Woik for Aptll fpechliie on tho
Oust Iup, ctvlng authentic iluracter ctudiis
ot Aiidicw Carnenip, .1. Pierpont Morgan and
tniilcs M. bolmab, in addition In editorial com
ment which i t.ino and healthful.
liver boib- for April I Increased In alia to
12s pige and very noticeably invigoiated in
tone and teoio. A charming feature I J. P.
Mowhrav's serial itoij dcseriblnj tho making ot
a country home.
Short ftorle out of the oidinary and vere
tint I leally Juttllied foim the pioilnop of Tin
lloheuiian, a lianelaonic pocket inagjzino vthoso
April l'Mie 1 attracting iuikIi attention.
Current History begins ita eleventh volume in
the March number by tnlarging il page to
legular magazine ilrc and appearing in an entire
ly new and more attiactivo toim.
Laird & Ie, Chliago, isue a "New Century
Plandiid better W liter" which contain 100 pages
of valuable (.iicgei-tlem as to conducting corres.
pondence of all klmls properly.
THE CASE FOR THE SOUTH.
Joslah W". ltiiley iu tho Forum.
Tin southern vvhito people have bad to itaml
together in politics. No miller into vliat
it'i.dition their party might fall, no ninltir
what It might do, no nutter who rhould lead
ir, Ihey have bad lo vo(e all one veay or gno
over laree kcctlona to (he lule of negrots
vvlilrh, men ct the north, suiely meant toriup
Hon and ananhy. 'iho neio cannot nile,
whatever 1mi bo may bo capable of. Hero I
a iae iu point. In one congressional district
iu .Ncrlh Carolina, Mr. MeKlnley appointed
tHcntj-four selected negroes as poslmaslcu In
tlnep jcars, eight tf tliem wcio anested for
lobbing the iiuilti. What delegate to .1 national
llipublltan ioiiuiitl.il does nut understand
thoroughly the venality cf the negio? Ii is
not a mattir of piejudlce in die south, but i
matter of incculiourtihl tut, that it is the
cvetptlon mid not Ihc rule when tugiofti aio
found lapablo o( icsponjlblo position of trait.
Hut thue aio fiirh liogioca is .i blen-cd f n't :
but they are not Iu polities. 'Ihc very naiinc
of (southern and, I hiar, northern politks tn
nil paiHet, i lorruptlng, and if the white man
funk it dilliult lo iclt templatlon, we ra.i
tiareely evpect the urgio, whoc eonscleiue bt
not beni lore nude,- (he tutelage of independ
ence, lo withstand It .Si. then, as between
municipal caiekstne-., boMiulr, partlMii liw,
and pasilonale polities on one Imid, and muni
cipal cauletsne, dots rule, partiian laws, and
pitionatc pjlltles, plus negio incenipelcmc,
wiakiie-, and Insolence, on the other the south
phi people h.ne chosen to bate Iho foimer vilun
they iim.-l; and I make hivte to Kiy that it has
not ahi3.ttt been iicteai-, not by any me.nu.
Nurlh Caiollna La's bad many a .tear ol rfood
government, and to have olh.r S'tatheiu stales.
Iho point is, (hough, that the negro ha. tuado
roiryptlon eter neir nt bind md kept in ponei
less against it. Of couim-, it Is obilous that,
exciting null an inllucnee, the negro vote has
made political piogivss cveccdliijly trdluus. lb
founs and moro timrly law linio cemr taidily,
lest their suddcnmta might dliido the whlto
vote.
o--
I lie south is Ir. the moinlrg of a new day.
1 Ii r mines, In r forests, her tie bis, and her luo.
toilc-. liatii begun lo attract the tide of popu
lation. Hie litest census indicates Hut be;
population ha iniic.ised by ,i larger ncrceulJAH
than that of tho west. The utu- legiino in
Cuba and the opening of our l.-lhniljii canal
will culargL lie r nurl.et. by nunulactiiiriv
her un ii cotton she will easily incicaso l.er an.
nii.il li.comi' w) per nl. ller Industrial life
is fast becoming identical with that cf the
no-tli, and her political siup.ithlc will inevita
bly tuid In tho Fame direction but not if tho
parly In power strikes down her aim a she
lake it to bee herself. So, then, I submit
that It Is gooel statesmanship tn leave the south
to her own w-ar iu woiking out her silvatiou
Ironi th" Ignorant negro vote. If hr plans
shall be pioted unconstitutional, 1 submit that
II would be belter to abrogate the Fourteenth
amendment than to drive her back Into the wil.
denies. I submit that it Is good political
policy. 1 hold no biief for any party! but I
say what Democrat. and Republicans iu tl-.vi
south all know- when I diclife that the orly
lopo ol the Republican parly and of political
progress In the south Ilea in the elimination
of the ignorant negro from tho voting body,
kcpubllran victory ly means of tho negro vote
will never bring tlm tight stamp of nun into
ill co.ii'clls; nor will It have any basis of per
manency. Rut thtr will not lie any HepubR.
lan vbtoiy of (nnseqiience so onj as the negro
Is suffered to tote
For Rent.
I'Ort Ill'.NT NIMMtOOM mmii.b not si:
with Kir. un luat mid nit modern Improve
mental .iImi Inrn mnl lame J anil vcij dtvlr
able unit htalthv loealioii, ill N, Main mi mi",
oppol(o Wetl I'aik. Ilcnt Irajoiiable. A. 1.
llclutr, lo-J South Mala nteiuio.
10rt 1IKNT- KMIIMIOOM llOt'Sl! Willi Abb
modem Imiirotemiuu; abo kiln II wanlid.
f-plendlil location, 7:IS North Main airmio. llent
reakonablc. A. T. llclwr, llrl Snulli Main avo.
urKSiKn iiorrx run hunt, -oi it.nn avi:.
uemraiim: iiousiTroit hunt. 021 madisos
Htrnuos moelern linproteinenl. Apply to
A. Ilov, 5J.1 baikanamu avenue.
A t,.wii: iioiiij rort iiknt -ini: hiu'.ku-
viay hit all Iho ndtantaje of a flint, il.wt
rlty hotel, on tho flnext drltc, near f-eranln-i
like. A liberal leaaj vltl be mad. with Hit)
right party. Jamca n. Painty, with Illtlenlxtulir
h Co.
ion iu:m ham' b'ot'111.1: uoi'si:. n noovi,,
JIC. Ml llarrbon iitrniie. Apply, lhomai
lliiell, CO Harrison avenue.
FOIl 1IKNT ll.M.r DOt'lliU: IIOIIsH. fl IIOOJIH,
tnitdcrii IniprovcnuuW. 1.115 Mne atreet.
roit hcxt-i rit.NHiit-.n iiooms fou i:nti,i:-
men, in prlt.tto fainllj ; all icnit'iilem re.
S20 V.i(,hlngtoii nvctaa.
FOIl HK.VT-OXIMIAM' Or' DOt'IlM'. iioim:,
fix room! modem contenleneeaj cood Ikm.
tlou. Ini)ulie corner Oieen Itblge xticct, Madl
aon avenue. John Walter.
M9 nni:i:.v numi: stukkt. ti:v uooms,
modern IwprovcmenU; team beat furnllicd;
leflrablc; $2.t.00. '
110TKL FOR HUNT- lM'CIIti: OF MI13, T. U
Jone. Main atreet, Tailor,
For Sale.
., v -v-i
ion sAi.i:-rixi:sr walnut foi.dinc iii:d,
heavy plate betel (da-, nlsu chiffonier;
worth 13.Vui); jirkc today (Widnewlaj) be
tween 3 and .1 p. in., $(15.00. TI) Jefferson avc.
1011 i-ALi: llOl'SlIHOLt) (iOOPh At' AIVIION.
thillio contenU nf hoiic', (OiijUtlug uf par
lor, illnlng loom, kitchen ami bedroom, will be
sobl at auction, Tlr.uailiv, Mraeli '.", bcgainiii!;
at 10 o'clock. Old Waslilnglou avenue.
PIANO CIII'AP; WALNCr CASH. UPlllfitlT;
bet make. Tone, Irlbuno ofilif.
H.N't: IIORsi: FOR SAM. At I.lfiHI" KOMI.
ster, weight IX0 to 0:0 lb.; tolor, ba) ;
lege, t; fcund and kbid; price Mil; can 1 1
een al T, If, Walts' faun, lilenbiirn, or iippl
t.;o Monroe atomic.
For Sale or Rent.
FOR SvLi: OR MAT A PINC.I.P HOb'sF, IN
gooel condition ut An. .V13 IJulr.cy avenue.
Apply to John Jciinju, ll'J W'jomlng avc, illy.
FOR PAt.i: OR MAT-THi: DRIMNO PARK
Hotel; ebgantly tiirnlhtd; possession glvtn
on the Hist day of Apiil. Apply to William
Craig, laic )'.. Roblnson'a fsons' bicwory
Wanted To Buy.
UANTHD-SIXOND-IIANI SLOT MAIIIIM::
must be iu good order; stale parHcul.us n
to make and price Address b. M., gei.cial etc
litciy, Seranton, Vi.
Furnished Rooms.
FOR RKXT-Wi:i.b FtllNlsllKD ROOVl IN
private family. Iic minute walk of Cotut
llout-p. Heat, balh. Adtlrcv, Room, Tilbune
offle e.
Honey to Loan.
JIOSl'Y TO LOAN ON IMPIIOVIM CUV IHIAb
estate. IlLNRV UI'.LIN. JR.
(HAS. II. i:i,li:s,
TIIOMAb .SPRAfJUi:.
MHAMIIT LOANS. ANY AMOUNT. l.NTLRIM'
4 to r, per cent. Flank I'. Donnelly, attor
tiey, 'nailer' National Hank building.
UOMl'.Y TO LOAN ON POND AND MORlOAdi:.
any amount. M. II. Holiate, Cuinmonwcalth
building.
ANY AMOI'Vl OP MONi;V TO LOAN -iJCICK.
tti.il,;! '. leans or llulhllng ami 1oau. M
from 1 to 0 per tent. Call on N. V. Walker,
.Ill-Ill Council building.
Business Opportunity.
$J0O INVI.sTIM IN V l.hfilllMAi'i: F.NiTR-prL-e
will glio ou nu olrlco position nt a
salaiy of fj.100 per month. Wiitp. M. Kramer,
old P. O. building, Scianton, Pa.
Miscellaneous.
nrvnHRswNiTawiLir'i' Y ( AsiTniit
old geet-p featherbetls. Address . II. Mill-aid.-,
General Deliver;, cil.v.
DRl'sS PLAITT.IIS FOR tsAMI, T5 CI'.Nls; FOR.
mer price, ?1 SO. Mis MaiDouabl, J.1U Wash
ington aver.ue.
LEGAL.
KSTVTP. OP I'HUARl. JAMI.S, LAIK OP llli:
I ly of fcciaiitoii, County of Lm k,i..iiiu, ele
i i.l. oil.
l.illm tcstaiiicntaiy upon the ultoip eslato
l.aelng been granlid to the undersigned, all poi
son Indebted to said estate aro roquit.lc.1 t.i
mvke pa.vment, and those having claims or de
mands (o present (he same to
M V(il)i:i,i:M, JAJILr. FvecutliT.
PAI.MKR L. VMI.LlAMs, Seranton, IM,
Attoiney foi l.Ntate.
Lvr.vn: or arminda mxld, iii:ci:si:iT
Letters testamentary on the estate of Arminda
Necld lato ol the City ot Seranton, deceased,
bate beer, granted to the undeislgm', tn whom
all persona indebteu lo said cttate ale rcqucnled
lo make pavincnt, mid those having claims or
demands, to mako known same without delay,
c. M. NIXI.D.
II. C. RKYNOLIls-,
II. C. RIANOLU".', Lvecutoi.
Attorney foe IiUlc.
IN UK: i:sTAli: 01 DAMLL W. SCLLIVAN.
To Whom It May Concern.
The Orphans' Court of Lnckawauiu Cvimty lui
granted a lido lo show- cauu why Mary Sulli
van, ciccutrli of the last will and testament
of Daniel W. Sullivan, should not bo discharged.
Reltiinablo to net Algunient fouil.
MARY SLI.LIVVN.
IL C. RKYNOLPS. Lvecutiiv,
Attorney (or tstate.
TO Till! HOLPL'RS OF I10NDS NI'VIIinil-1
seven (T), eight (M. forty-onp ill) and
forty-sit (lii) el the I'olUuy l.nglneer Coinpani,
being Iho bonds bearing dite October 1st, ls'iv,
and 6ecured by Mist mortgage of thu elal-,
Plea.so Tako Nollco that iu puisiiance of tho
provisions of the said bond and Hie tuut mort
gage given to ceciiic Ihc same, the bonds u
nuuibeied nbove have been diawn by lot for
pajinent on the first day of April, 1901, and ji'i
aro bcicby notified that tho same will be piid
on tho Hist day ot April, PjQI, at tho l.veka
vianna 'liusl nml Safo Deposit Conipan;-, 'lunleo
named in tho Una lnoilgago ab.'tc refencd to,
together with intciesl loupmis ultaihid thcielu
and remaining unpaid, and that uitcicat will
cea-so after tin' said elate
thi: coLLir.RY uncini i:r company.
Bcrsnton, r.i.. I'cbiuaiy 20th, IW1.
PROFESSIONAL.
Cortilied Public Accountant.
E. V. SPAU.P1.NU, 220 IIROADWAY, M.tV
Yoik.
Aickitects
FDWARD II. DAVIS, ArtClllll.fi', Cil.N.NIXI,
building.
FRL'DFIIICK b. Winn N, AlklllTKlT. PRICi:
building, UH W'uthlugti'ii iivi'iiut, Scianlon.
Dentists.
dr. c. i:. i:ii.r:Niii:ii(iF.n, paili iu'ii.dim
?pruco stieet, Seranton.
DR. O. O. bAUIlACIl, in WVOMLNO AVII.NIJi:"
Schools.
SLIIOOl, 01' Till: L(KAWANN. St It vNTOV,
Pa. Course prepaiatory to inlltgi, law, ini'd.
iilno or business. tipen sept. 12(h, s,n,j
lor catalogue. Rev. Thomas M. I'ann, I.L. D.,
pi bu I pal and piopiletoi; W. L. Plumlet,
A, M., headmaster.
Seeds.
0. R. CLARKi: i CO.. SFLDsMUN ,Xi MRS.
erymen, atnio 201 Washington .ivenuej gie'eii
houses, lli.'tO Noith Main aviiiue; Horj tele
phone, 7b'2.
Wire Screens.
josdpii Kt'irmx. ri:ar ,iTT l tt i C ayi:
Seranton, Pa., manufaiturer of Wiic Siiecii.
Lnwyers.
FltWK II. IIOM.i:, ATUHIMA VT LAW.
Knoiii IJ, II, III ami IS tlurr tiiilhllinr.
V. K. tllACV.A'rrV.COMMOSWIIM.TII lll.lm.
.1. W, IIKOW.V, ATIOHM'.V AMI I OlSSr.b-loi-al-liw,
Itoom-I ::l'J-3ll Mrnm bitllilinir.
1). II. llCPt.OdU', ATT0lll;V-t.OANS MKiO.
tlaleel on toil pMato nrnrlly. MiMl bulhllnsr,
corner W'ashlimloii aienuo mid tpruco atreet.
Wll.bAIII), WAItllF.X k KSAPI'. ATlOIINins
'nml rtraimpllora-jl-lJiV, llepublleuii biilldliiK,
Wndiliigton ntcnup.
JKSstip .v, ,n:ssi-t, ATi(iiti;." m cops
nrlloni-at-Uw-. Coiumumvraltli biilldlnij, ltoonu
1", SO and 21.
UnWAM) W. IIIAVIIH, ATTOIINKV.
IIOOMS
Wtl-TOI, Dili tloor, MrarH bulldlnc.
Ij. A. W'A'niKs. .vTTOIlMlV-AT-t.AV, IMAltll
of Traelti IiuIIiIIiib, s ranton, l'.i.
PATTLIIsOV & WILCOX, TU Mints' NATIONAL
.Rank building.
r. coMi'ms, 0-i.t iii:pi'iii.icn hi ii.dimi.
a. w. nr.KTiioi.r, atiohnly. mi: mis iii.do.
Physicians nml Sugcons.
dii. w. I
atenue.
ALI.I.N, 31.1 NOR III WASlllNOlON'
DR. S. W. IAMORF. VIJX. OITICF, .Wl W.sl.
Ington avenue. Itcldcmr, 13tS Mulbeiry
Cbronlo disease, lung, heiiit, kldm.ts nnd
genltn-urlnary uigans a specialty. Hour. 1
tu p. m,
Hotels nnd Resturants.
Tin: i:i.k cmi:. iss and is; franklin
.iteniic. II His re.iMtii.iblp.
P. Zi:i(ll,i;ll, Propiirtor.
SCRAXTON lIOl'Si:. NTAR I)., b. k W. Iv.
scnger tlepot. Conelticted on the Knrnprin
plan. VICTOR IjOC'll, Propilelor.
Miscellaneous.
DRLssMAKLNl! FOR CIIII DRI'.N 'HI Olllll.ll;
ol-o ladles' wstsi. Louis Shuiinakir, 212
Adam atenue.
A. II. MllfiliS CI.KA.NS PRIVY VVl'LIS NH
less pools; in, odor. lmproteel piiinps tis-il
A. II. lhiggs. propiletor. Le.iiu older 1H)
North Main atenue, or Kkko'it tlnig stoic, eor
ner Allan and Mulbciit. Tekpboni Ml.
MIPs L. T. KLLLKR, SCALP TRI:ATMI..N I',
" tov. ; shiimpoolng, (Vie,.: facial massage;
luanlctirlng, 25c.; iblropody. T01 l,iiiliiiy.
DAILR'S OIK IIINIKA-VIL'SKJ FOR HALLS
plcnlcn, pirtles. i Kept Ions, wedding and eon
tilt work furnished. For terms addle. R. J.
Il.uicr, ooii'luilor, 117 Wtuiiiiny avenue, out
ltulhcrt's lutisio tdoic.
mi:(.ar(3i:i: pros., piii.ntkiiv scppldn. fn.
velopett, paper liags, twine, Waicl.oue, IJ')
W'ashlngloii ntiiiun, Seranton, Pa.
Tin: Vi'ilki's-iiaiiiii: rword can hi: had
in Seranton nt the icmh utand of Relnnan
llio., lis, Spline and & Linden: M. Neiiton,
.'22 Lackawanna afimi"; 1. s. Schulrer, 2lt
Spruce stint.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Ltleet Mauli S. 1101.
lor Plillide-Iphi.i and New Yoik vn D .c II.
11. II., nt U Ft mnl 11.55 a. in . si.il 2.1', I. -'7
(lllack Didinoiiel F.pieo, and 1I.S0 p. in. S'Jn
dajs, D. & II. It. II.. 1 .V. s.27 p. nt
For White ILiti n, lliaktnnainl piln. Ipil poim
ill tho coal ligions, via D. X II. It. I!., II Ii.
2.1S. und 1.27 p. m. F..I Pntlsvllli', 1.27 p. in.
l'or llethlehtni, lint, n, Itioiliiig, llaril-buij;
and pilnelpal luteiniiillate stations: via 1). .V II.
II. 11., 'Lit, 11.51 u. m.; 2.K 1.27 (lllick Un
nond i:prcs), II.SU p. in. Sunday , D. tV. II.
If. IL, l.S-i, t.27 p
For Tiiiikliaiiiiuik, T.ih.iiii1.i. Klnilia. Ilhu.i,
Cineta and ninil.il Iiininicdlilo station, ill
D., b. & W. It. IL, S.Ud a. m. ; 1.05 and .1.1')
p. m.
For Reiiri.1, Roehivlr, Ilurfalo. Nhg.ua Fall,
t Ideagu and nil points ma, via 1). A II. II. R ,
ll.M a. iu., :'.:i'S llllaek Diamond Express), 7.!',
in.li, iL.'io p. iu. su.hI.iis, d. & II. it. 1: ,
11 ,Vi, S.27 p. ill
Pulliiian iarlor and sleeping or Lrhigh Y.ilb
p.rloih lais on all trains between Wilkis Dine
und New Yenk, Philadelphia, ItnlTalo mid Sus
pennon bridge
JliH.I.I.N II. WILIIl'It, (leu. supt., 28 Colli Hid
strict. New Yoik.
CIIAlll.r.S S, Ll'.i:. (Mi. P.i-. A, I., 2d Corlland
Ml pet, Xtw lork.
A VV. NONNI'MACllLR, Hit. Pa. A'l.. S mis
He thiol l'l.
I'or tithe! mid Pullman i enervations apply to
t'tci Laek.iw inn.i .iMiiiie, Scianlon, P.i.
Delaware, Lackawanna nnd Western
In l.lleet Dee. 2. 19iR.'.
Soiilli Le.itc Ser.inloi) for New York it 1 l'l,
.':.i) :M, Sis) mid 10.115 u. in.; 12.15, J.S.1 p. in.
For Philadelphia, .il b.(s) and JO.Oj a. in.; li.u
and J.', f in. For sicm.Miurg at O.lu p. in.
Villi; ueronuiiiKlatiuu ut .1.10 p. m. Anive at
ldibe.kcn at l..:iu. 7.ts, liV.'. MX. K. 1.5. US
7 l'l p. iu. Airuo al l'bll..ilili.hi.i .it l.n.1, l-'l,
ii.'Ji) mid S.22 p. in. Amve fiom Now Voik at
Liu, lui .md 10.2.! a m.: I.tm. 1.52, 5.11, S. 15
.unl ll.::o p. iu. Iioiii Slioiid-buig ut s Uj a
m.
Ninth Le.it p ' r.inli'ii fur llnllalo nnd inin
Hudialf sMInus .it 1 15. LIU and IMS) a. in.:
1.53, 5.1S iii.il 11.1.1 p. if. For Ostwgo und
Sjracu.M' ,ii l.bl ,i iu. .md 1.51 p in. I r
l.ili.i at 1. 10 a. iu, .md 1.51 p. in. For j'pii
1 1 o-c at P.oi) a iu; lll,i mid 5. IS p. hi. I u
Nliliokop ut Its) ulul ti.l'i p. m. lor ling
luantiui at 10.2') a. m. Virile in Scr.iiilou li.no
llult.llo ut 1.2't, 2.15. 5,1, .mil 10.lt) ,i. iu.; J.. ,il
and S.OO p. In. i'lo.u Oswego and s.ti.uu-i at
2.51 ii. in.; 12.3s .ui.i S.IK) p. in I'lom I tha
at 2..11 a. iu.; 12.IIS und ':..al p. m. linn
Mihotsoii al 7. .''i a, in. and lion n. m. I loin
MniitreK-o .it lU.iJH a. m ; 1I.2U and S.HD p. in.
Illoniiibiiig bltlslim-l.i'.iio Siiuiitmi f"r
Noithuuibeilaiiil, at 11.11, HMH a. lis. : 1.1 and
5.'a.i p. iu. For Pltui.iuth at I.HI, ;i.i'. s.V) n
in. For Kingston ut s.lo a. m. Auiu- ..i
Ncithumbtilaii'l at t..s5 a. m . I in, 5.m and s r,
p, Hi. Ailitc at KingMon at S.52 a. In. iiiv,
nt l'l.iiuoi'th at 2.0i. I.-.2, Ii 15 p. in. Aim.
in Siiaiili.il fir in Noilhuuibeilaiiil at o. a. pi .
12.J1, L.Vi mid s 15 p. in. Iioiii Kingston al
II u.1 a. l.i. I'lniii Pl.Miit.iilh at 7.5.1 a, lit.; .'.-'i
anil 5 u, p. m
SINIIVY IIIMN'S.
South- taMU'V-iraiituli m I tu. ;t 00, 5.10, 1.1.01
p. in.: ..:.: tint) :lu p, i.i.
N.'Hli -1.. ju 1-irantoH ill 1.13, 4.10 a. in.;
1.55, 5. s mid ll..!1 p. in.
Dloonisburg Dlvlsiuii l.iaio Seiaiiton at 10.05
i. iu, and 5 5) i. m.
Deliuvnro and Hudnon.
In LITiil Nov. 2.1, tis.
'I urns for I iiib'iiiil.ilo Jean- Si i intcili at tl 'o,
7.11. sXi. lu.l:i a. in.; I-J.on, 1. 20, 2., .;.,',
0..". aw, 7. -.7, 'i.ll, 11.15 p. in.; LIU a. in.
For llonesdikn.20 10.10 u. m.j 2.11 and .V")
p. in.
For Will.esllirn-ii.lt. V.tS s CI, 0.ai, 10(1,
II. '1 a. in.; I 2-, 2.1s. ,l.u, 4.27, 0.10,7.15, IU 11,
11 :0 p. hi.
I'.tr b. V. 11. II. points -(U3, 11.13 a. 111.; 2.'
1.27 .mil 11.10 p. in.
Foi Pcliii)lt.iliia It. II. points fl. 5, 0,S il.
in ; 2.1 and I 27 p. in
For All i.in.i' and ull ituinu north 0.20 a. m.
und J.52 p. :u
slNDAY TRAINS.
For 1 iiibonelale o.W, ll.:U! u. m. ; 2.11, .1.1.',
.1.17, 10. U p. in.
lor Wllkeecllaiie-u.'.S 1155 a. rn.t 1.U, 1 is
11.27, $.27 p. iu,
lor Albany und points north -3.5'i p. m.
For Honcsdalc tM"l a. ill. ul'd "''' p. in.
l.owcr, i ales tn ull polul in I'nltrd s:tai-j
anil Cai.ida,
.1. II. IIFIIDK K. ti. I'. . Allunv. N. V.
II. W. ( IIOs-, 11, f. A , hi'i.iuton. Pa,
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Siallont ill New lull,- Foot ol l.ibeily rtn t,
N. II., und soutli Pen v.
TIME Tvlll.i: IN I.ITICT NOV. 21. lli.
Tialns lean Sciunlnii lm N'ixv Yoik, Nowaik,
Fllzibetb. Philadelphia. l..itoii. Ilethkbriii, Vi
le iitown, Mauib I hunk mid While llatrn al a.M'I
ii. in,; cxpii's., l.lf); ixpitt. il.5D a. in. Sun
ilas, 2.1,1 p, in,
For PitMon and Wlbos llaiit. S.at J. 111. 1 1 10
and 3.50 p. iu. sui.ila.t-, 2.11 p. ni.
For llaltlinoro and Wudilngtoii und points
South and WiM. vi.t llithklitin, S.oil ,l. lit. i LID
and 3.5H p. in. Siiinlaj. 2.15 p. in.
For bong Ibanth, Oeiau lilotc, etc., at S 30
a. m. ami 1.10 . m.
For Reading, Libation and llaiiisburg, via Al
lentown, S.3U it, iu. and 1.10 p. in. suiula).
2.11 p. in.
I'or I'otUtllli'. 8.ri a. m. and 1.10 p. in.
'Ihioiigh tit kits to all points cast, south and
west at lowest rates nt the station.
II. P. IIAI.MMN. (i.ii. Pa.. ABt.
J. II. Ol.llAl'si:N. Ceil. Supt.
Erie and Wyoming Valley.
'Iliuo Table ill F.tlrcl Sept-. 17. II hi.
Trains (or lltwley mid dual p..nl, cuuuett
lug ut Hanky with Kile ialliu.ul for New oik,
Newburg and inteniitdiato points, leaio S. ran
ton al 7,05 a, Hi. nml 2 2.1 p. in.
'Mains unite al si lantern ut pi."H a. in. und
U.1U p. tu.
HLEY'S
k
of Ladies'
MMsfliini
Umderwear
This seoson's scconJ snle of
Fiench nnd Domestic Fine Nainsook
Cambric ami Muslin Undergar
ments, including many exclusive
styles not found elsewhere. Fault
less in cut, finish, superior work
manship and trimmings.
Bridal Lingerie m Ms,
Complete line of exquisite gar
ments in Fiench, Nainsook, Hand
made and Hand embroidered, trim
med with real lace.
,
Uf line Muslin and Cambiic,
wiih lawn llounce, trimmed ir
Point de Paris and Renaissance in
sertings and edgings.
Of line Nainsooli with daint1,
Hamburg and Lace trimmings.
Cwset Covers.
The Spencer Waist of Nainsook,
with Valenciennes edging, beading
and ribbon.
Ckiia.se aiifll Drawers.
01 Cjinbric. Nainsook and Mus
lin, with Lace and Hamburg trim
mings. We lead the market in the class
of Underwear we handle, practi
cally we have no competition in
this line. An early call will secure
best selections. Sale opens this
morning will continue during the
week.
510-512
LACKAWAMA AVMUE
Our windows full ot odd
and cuds in
Box '
Stationery
that will pay stationery buy
ers to look at aud examine.
Mostly all Whiting's finest
papers.
ReyooldsBros
Stationeis and hngravcrs,
Hotel Jermyn Building.-
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule In Eftcct Match 17, 1001.
Trains leavo Seranton:
G.45 n. m week days, for Siinbnry,
Haulsburg, Phlladeliihla, Baltl
moie, Washington nnd for Pitts
butg nnd tho West.
0.38 n. in., week days, for Hozlcton,
and for Sunbury, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltlraoic, Wash
ington nnd Pittbburg and tho
West.
k18 p. in., week dnyu, (Sundays
1.08 p. in..) for Sunbury, Harrls
burg, rhllndelphla, Daltlmoro,
Washington nnd rittsbuig and
tho West, Tot Hnslcton, week
days only.
3.U7 p. m week dayb, for Sunbury.
Hazleton, Pott&villo, Hnri'lsbtiig,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
.1 II lit It HINsoN. f.in M,i
.1 n V oi ill. Lm. Pas. Vgt
Time Cerrel n eerf I)tc. .10th, 1000,
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PENNSYLVANIA llAIUOA'l
Additional tt.linlrirn r.rbondtle fur Mijbel.1 YitiI
ftll imirxerpt Hiiii.1),ainl7 50pm buDtlay onIy,irrltlD
tiltillfl.l 1arJ70UrPind.Mpni. "
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trntind el allatall,n to t'ttrtstnilile, atrktliier at 7 IS pn
ami train leavca Mitbt-M wA for laitoadale at 0.j at
tlatly, arrlvlug at I aipundile a 1 6.43 am.
Itttte ') emit per miles.
I.onest Itntea tn all rotnts Weal.
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