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16 rulill-hlnic Companj, nt I'lll) CmH a Mnntn.
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O. V. l MIIII., limine Minamr.
New York om.cl iM Stu M. y,,,.,.,,..,.
Sole Audit Ml I'nreUn .vilvcltlxln.
l.'titcrcil l Hit 1'ii-tnlliu nl "iMinlnn, !'., nj
St.. nil I l M.ill MJlltr.
When -pice lll permit. 'Die 'Irllitinc l jlvviivi
Blurt In print -.hurl Mien limn ll flic mix
MR mi tmirht Inplet. lint It- tnlc I. Ilmt thw
niit lip flamil. Ir ivlitli.illnn. In I'' tlt.r 4
Irnl ninini 'nil Hip iinnltlioti pnn'ilcnl t" "r'
iriiiinp It llui nil mtilriluillutu ilnill Ip IJ
In illtori.il ri'vllmi,
nin: ki.vt iiA'ir nm .xovr.ni i-ini.
IIip follow lui IjIiIp (-linux IIip prlrp p.-r Imh
inch Intuition, fpaip In lip titnl vvltliln niic ttri
I Him ol Hullm-nti I'lill
IMSI'I.W. iL'M"r. llM'lll'K IVi'ltl'"1
l.i i Hull '-WO Indies ".'' " .-"" ':')
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Hull " IN .IT s'
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I'or tnrrtx ol tlnn'. rrtnliitlotn nf ic.injnlt'iiii
mill itlmllar imiliilultfi-ii. In tlio nilliri' nf "
ViiIIM-iic 'Hip 'IiIIiiiiip niili' 11 ilinifti' "I " "nM
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Hull for t'Mlflpil Urrtiini; IiiiiiMipiI nn
iille.tlioti.
TEN PAGES.
SriJANTOX, MAV 15. 1001.
It is srifc 10 vvtiRi'i that wtint school
lilljills lent 11 ill Hi'lionl 1111 citelis tiny
1b not Ioiik jenienibercil.
The Guthrie Bill.
WHAT Is known its Hip
(iutlitle -nlmniy olectiiin.
Mil Im expected UmceinK'
bel'nie 1 lit liRllntiirn
for action Hilt week. It pioposps an
Austrnlinn li.tllot for Hip pilninrics, n
direct vote of nil put'ties otione day.
no conventions except Tor the state sit
hit up. tin Mtiiu tostik'tlons Roveininsr
tlie mini. 11 let us now Koveiu the gen
,. . , iton, niitl revere penalties for
it. tir lui nipt Ion.
Tin- bill is iion-pnrtlsan and is ilc-f-civlnt,'
of coiisldfinllnn on Its nieilts.
at direct piimmie ate advlablr nt till
thoy ceiUtlnly 11 iv tiiosli udvlsnbl-
when held iinifotnily throughout tht
state on a lisi-d tiny, llh all p.ntlpt
rartlflpatiiiK mid with nil I he saf
KUiirtls of a BOiii-r.il election. This, It
is line, anionics to tuo elections evciy
tanipalcn and assume Hint In the
eontpO'-itloii of patty tlelu ts the atlvlre
and Kiildnnce of wi'-e leadtts to iiiMiif
equitable aiiportionment of tetnes-enta-tlon
is Ic-s to li pief"iied than the
inpip piepondeiati"e of ntliriheis. Such
an n'-suinpti'iii N ootninon. nUlioiiKh we
are not piep.ned to say It Is wise for
every community, how, vet It inaj lie
justified in special loc,illtls.
A tllal or the nubile pilin.iiv bill
ciitilil do no h. u in. and it inl;;ht woik
to the publU's advantage l'"or that
Kton 'lieie aie many who think the
lcpNl. Utile iiiikIu to p.ivs It.
It it- iiiiiui'id that Mime of the I'ai'
Ameiiian hotel koeocis aie abeady
aclliiK ,is thuUBli they weie In posses
sion of a ltise block of Noil hem lJa
clllc. A .Itidjie with Common Sense.
JX THIC I'oliinibia l..iw liexiew lor
.May .Indue l'ne, ol the I'nited
States conns, has an iiueiettnc;
paper analy.inn ,'ind ciiticlsitiK
our jui v s -tern not so much with
repaid to fiinilainentals as in icloi
on e to details. For example'
The w oris of selet tblK Jut les Is ton
toillou-, lie thinks. The minute and
prolix examination Indulged in by
counsel, always petsonal and often Im
pertinent, is not conduche to good le
sults. In Imgland tile ablest counsel
generally accept Juiors without a
woid. Il is to he assumed and should
be tine that men .summoned to seive
as jutois will be lit and fair.
Again, in the maloiity or 1 Ivll lauses
.ludge .'oe thinks that til.il by Jiny
is tin exceedingly euinbei.soiue and I11
onielpnt method of 1 caching a lesult,
r.utM'S inoling ciiininorcl.il tiansae
tlons, expert knowledge, careful math
ematical oak illations, or the consid
eration of long and Intricate in mum-,
and many otheis likewise te lmlcal in
chniaeter would, In his judgment, imieii
better be de Ided liy a li.iineil legal
111 1 ml than by a juiy. 3n his own ex
perience he has snt for weeks ,mij
nioutlis In the Pulled Stales iii,iit
court with a Jury whete the ite-,tons
In Issue weie of such a n.uttte that
by no possibility 1011I1I any of tlieui
lcnch the jury, and yet the court was
pow'eiles.s to dispells- Willi the Itliois'
seivlces, Hankeis, men hauls, 111.11111
factuiPis, nctlxe men in many voca
tions weie compelled to sit as Idle
llsteneis uii'iel.v to hear veidlct after
eidlct illiected by the cottit. f'otin-el
oil both sides agteed Uiat mi disputed
illiestion of lai t could aiise and yet
dei lined to dispense with the jurv In
order thai 110 iiiestlou as to the legit
Imitv of the ptoieedillg migllt lie
uiheil 011 appenl, And so the ilic.iiy
tain went nn,.the mint endeai orlug
t pievptu open in-iiboiilluaiion limn
b 1 'talod and peislstent lurynien, uaog
nl'lng, meanwhile, the nlisiiiilltj, of the
I iiiceedlllg and Ihe Justice of their
plea for ielean "I bcee," adds
Judge CiiNe, "It Is a mistake to think
that tlieio would lie any genetal ie.
iel well' Jilt V til lis abolished in the
tlass of i- II lauses to which I luae
iilluMi-d."
Atu'dlior fault Is the oppot ttinlty pre
Hiiiti'il'io 1 lie dishonest, htilbboin or
stupid until to lie mi it juiy, thus mil.
lif.MHK the woik i.nd exicnse o moiulis
f aiduiHis pii'iiai'.illiin for trial. "In
iiliiint eveiy Instance It will uppe'ti."
j.,is the Jiiilge, "that It lr 11 single
jiiirn who either will not 01 1,111 not
iltidc (stand the hi'kiii)hii(k of the other
1 lnf 11. JJeh.itti soon flegenei.ite.s into
iKtiuuclatlou, the mijoil't do not ai
t nipt lo lontcal their lutUiiiilK and
ihe Isolated one enteis Into a statw'
nf intollC'tual coma, wheie 110 pethttt
slon tan irach lihu. Weie tin law
niaciidcd so that nine or tui Juuns
itlci a leiialii number of limns (let us
nay foui ! five) could, with the ap
ptoal of the court, tender n veidlct,
rllchsiseaiLiiis would . 1 avey( be rr
in'di'd,"' ' " '
,linln" t'oM' thiijkh that juiy luescnl
ini'ilH tulglu be lestrlcted (o Hie inoie
t
ntjgrnvnleit orteiisM. felonies anil the
like, without the slightest danger to
intl' lllipiilei, nntl he nikst "t'ltn 1111.V
tltlng be itiiue nhstird than the stiiii
monhur or twetilv-three men from
their vocation- and iiiguiilclng theni
with pomp mid ccieinony Into 11 dlgttU
lied body to hear the testimony nml
pass upon the momentott- titiestlon
whether the defendant shall he pre
sented for trial upon th ehnige of
!ei(iiltliig nti obirptie postal ciltd In
the iiuillsv 'I'm In lug the ntiiehlttpiy
of a gi. iiid Jut, to hear upon such
nl initiated sins Is like tHng one of
Carnegie's sieiini hitmtnern to crack
Ihe lins-el nut."
Then, ton, Ihe tlelid of the times hii'
been inwiinl Inoiilltiate mipenls. On
this subject the Judge ipinuikm
"Instead of simplifying legal pioced
tne, the tendency l mine and mine to
complicate It and to make Ihe dlsposl
Hon of an mdlmiiy lawsuit so ex
pensive anil Intel tiiltiable that nolle hut
the boldest combatants dine enter the
lists. The Inst decision In 11 cause nuiy
be light, but it Is not light solely be
cause It Is the last. When the epidemic
of motions, appeals, new trials and
mls-tilals ihtotigh which evety con
tesled cause must now puss has become
Intolerable, a system will be devised
which will give to every litigant one
fair and speedy ttlnl and one appeal.
When this day anlxes men will wnn
dei how they staggered on under their
piesent btu den. One can hardly over
estimate the beneficial tesiilts that
would follow If all tile codes and code
abominations weie dumped Into the
sea and a new system of i.itoeeduie
weie organized under the single watch
woid, Simplicity. More model 11 ma
ililnery and less of It, able englneeis
and fewer of them. Is what the neads
of tlie age demand."
These exieptlons and .suggestions nil
ImpiPSM us as being well taken. If there
weie among the makeis and Inletpiet
pi s of tlie law a real deslie to ptomote
justice with-economy and to substi
tute common sense opeiatlous for fluli
dubbeiy and elilcaneiy, ways could
ipiullly be found. The reason why ic
foinis In tlie law aie so few und tale
Is because those who want them are
not half as active and peislstent In
seeking them as ate those In opposition
whose bread Is biilteted on the side nf
making the law expensive.
The announcement that the Chinese
lilenlpotentlai les aie astonished at the
amount of Indemnity asked bv the
poweis In lonneetlon with the settle
ment of the Pekln tumbles comes In
the naluiH of a levelatlon. China's
past expei lente with the Clulstiau na
tions ought to liae fortified her
against being suipilscd at anything.
School Reform In Two Cities.
RKCHXTI-Y, ill the set les of
papeis in which this paper
has been endeavoiliig to
awaken publli Intetest in
the many inipiovements needed In our
public school -system, especially that
of eliminating the wiilteu examina
tion fad. which Is the usual loiollary
of the meniory-ciainming method, we
alluded to tlie Kochestei, X. Y .sihoiil
boaiil having done away with one
giaileout of nine that Ititeixened there
betwton klndeigarteu and high school
win k.
J 11 Hint, it hi ought itself simply
Into Hue with tills, among other cities.
A few places have come down to seven,
with icsulls quite as good. Uut
Mochester has taken, in other school
dnei tlons, vatiotis steps ot piogivqs
quite beyond us; and, as some of our
leadeis doubtless know, these have
been largely the lesult ol the intelli
gent campaign for school improvement
by the AVoinan's lOdiicatlonal and In
dustiial union, of that city We can
not touch in one day 011 all the vailed
hues of woik tlie union lias can led on
for tlie schools of that Ii . but a
few of them aie Indicated In two or
tlitee pniagiaphs fioin one of tlie re
peats presented at Its seventh annual
meeting one day last week. The secie
laiv of the educational committee
spoke (list ol the changes which have
taken place since thev had 1 oinmenced
tin scliiinl woik. The licimntiit and
Cllioillile quotes thus tniiii the 1 e
poil. "stnnu ol the iliauges that have
li.ken place seem miraculous. Those
dieadiill annexes, noloiloiis iliiough
0111 Ihe state, when' aie IlievV All
gone In a ear. The espei lineiil in
hull'-. lay sessions, tried by Hr Dow
so slid esstull.v at No ."1. have be
come iinlvei.s.il. The bete uolr of a
high sc hool (how we have anulhenia
tiy.eii it) seems to be couqiieied with
out an e.ilthqtiake. Those ses-,.,.,ss
examlualloiis and that cudlcs willing
have been eliminated, and now we aie
told, ami we ball II with gladness, that
one whole year Is lo lie leelalllied to
the child 1 1 om the waste between the
kluileigarieii ami the high s. hool
"The woik of our new school bond
is above praise Tlu-h eiluciillon.il
ginsp, l lit il' llnaiuial abllll.v theh
executive power, ailll their Wolldelllll
skill ill dealing with dlltlctill piolilems,
IlllVe .Housed ihe enthusiasm of the
tlltllecliv. Ami Ihe value of the light
woman on Ihe school boaid has heeu
pi oved for all time That this woman
who lias dime so much Is our beloved
pie-Idem, Is a mutter of gieat pilde
und giorv to ihe Woman'' I'nloti The
woik has been .tuitions and vveiuing,
but we 11 list that It will not be ho hard
In the ruiuie, and It behooves eyery
meiiibei ol the union, ami all public-'
spliiled tlll.eiis, to see that Hie present
hoiild Is ie. elected In the fall, to con
tinue 1 lie woik so splendidly Inaugur
ated," I'ochester Is to be congiatnlalcd on
having smh a new school board and
011 Its having been put Into olllto
laigely by the wisely illiettnd elfin ts
ot women whose leiognb.Pil duty It
ought to be eveiy where lo work, ell"
lectly and stpadfastly, t'oi aehool im
pioveiiienr. The llidlcatlon In the sec.
iclaiy's tepotl that In one city at least
they haw beep able lo eouiileiact f
mine extent "ihe political pull" Is an
ixiecdlngly pl'asant thing to liar of.
Hut the Hpeilal bit of linpiovenitnt
H oken of that w doslie to tall atten
tion to in-diy Is that lefened to in the
sentence; "Those senseless examina
tions mid that endless writing have
been (llmlnaied "
Our icwlcis. know thm l'hllHileldil Ts
IlOuid of KdiKatlon haa dcldod lifro-
after lo ptomote pupils by the teini
in 01 ds anil the teaeheis' Jitilgtuciit,
eliminating the willim exitmlnatlon
fetlli. Iliooklyn some yeais ago did
nwny with that same fetish, lis lulus.
Ikes to 1 v 1 1 ( 1 1 1 m . lis grinding exactions In
"impeis-niaiklng" by tenehets It Is
lint it few days ago Hint the eminently
(.atlsfiictory icsulls of the leini iccords
plnn wtts dwelt Upon to The Tilbnne
by one of the most Intelligent women
or Hcinnton, who has In Hie last few
.vtitl.s spent much time lu Itrooktyu.
It Is 11 colllt Idellce to b noted that the
ptlucliial for many .veals of one of the
laigesi schools In lltooklyu, the man
to whose Initiative the pr.ent lliook
Ivti metliod of piomotlons is due, holds
now lb" leailetshlp of one of the de
piilllnetits nf Hie gteal Intel nutloll'il
('oiiespoiiilence Si hools In whldi
S'unnlon takes Just pilde.
Tlie Message to (lnrcln.
T
-iin m.ciixT leiture or ki-
liel I lltlliliaril tecaus 111s
famous pamphlet, "A Mes-
-age to (iaicla. " whit h is an
iiddit'ss by Mr. Iliibliaid to the .voting
men of the count!. v and has been very
widely lend. Air. Hubbard uses the lu
cVint of Lieutenant Uownn's mission
to lieneial lluicln as his text. I'lesl
deiit MeKinley round It necessar.v dur
ing the emly Spanlsli eoiupllcattoiis
to lomumuicate with (ieneral (iaicla.
and Mowau was suggestetl as the man
who could cany the message. How
vve and how promptly he did his
woik, oveicoinlng well nigh Insiu
mountiiblo illlllcullles, won ihe ailmlra
tlon and giatlttiile or all Americans.
In his pamphlet, .Mr llubbaid de
plores the lack or young men In busi
ness, who when called upon to "tail
a message to (Iaicla," tall, without
hesitation, and without quest Inn, sail
In and. legal dicss of obstacles, accom
plish ibelr task And the opinion i.s
held by many that the aveiage young
man Is a shbker, Incompetent and a
giimiblcr when called upon for extin
effort, (if course, tills s tine, to some
extent, but lo a pel son acquainted
with the Ameilcau boy and bis :u hlev
nients, It seems like an injustice.
While this kind of talk Is calculated
to keep down the swelled head, a lit t
He of the opposite kind will tlo no
hill 111 All employcis me not like the
C.nnegle Steel company in eiicoinag
lng young men, but Hie aveiage 1111
plo.ver will lint! If he Is i.uelul 111 the
selection or Ills employes In the (iist
place, thai when Hie time tomes whete
be must needs send "a message to
(iaicla." among his einploves theie will
be, not many pel haps, but study
some blight oung Ameilcau who will
till the hill.
There Is no young man on e.iilh so
ambitious as the ouug Ameilcau. lie
Is a luisilei, with sta.ving qualities;
be iv oiks, overtime and often li'lir
st, lives to lit hlniselr for his chosen
sphere In life, and to accomplish his
pi. ins.
The tail that .Mi. llubbaid has
found over two bundled anil firty un
skilled joung people in Hast Auioia,
and has been able lo 1 1 .1 til them to do
the fine woik lequiieil In the Hovel oft
shop, pi lives the contr.uy ol his theory.
Olll colleges hi 1 lllletl with vniing men
stilvlng Intelligently 10 fit themselves
10 carry the message, the Intel na
tional Coiipsponileme schools in ibis
city have tie.uly fifty thousand oung
American woikeis em oiled .is stu
dents, and in ne.11 Iv ever.v 1 il.v ot ,mj
size in the itiiintiy then Is a thriving
business college. And Ibis is not only
title of the Ameilcau voting 1 1 but
also ol his sister, "tlie Ameilcau girl,'
H .Ml. llubbaid. 01 : one else, bus
a message 11" would like In send lo
Can la we can easily t oinpile .1 list
of Scr.mion .voting 11111 who will lake
it. Incidentally we have sevei.il smh
.voungsleis 011 the slalf of The Tilliui'?.
Outline Studies
0! Hiiman Nature
A Kiss Won tho Election.
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luMii'i wit ! limilii .l-.ilinn ami am Hip lull
l.iJiuu.u it 4 I'lik-wi li'iiiillii.- I.IIUJC Wllllll li
niiliipil, 'IIip Kiull-liliun Innk llil-i putt lit
tlip illy ritltm'n niniilit m IiU Ip1 iiul .11 1 il
11111111 tlirin. Up priiinillt wont In nn rKilinn,
j Iiul lillieilf tliiilniinlil) cxiiiiliipil In llilpo nr
Innr .1II1 iiKi .mil -ituinl I'n 111 tiuiii nn nf
'lllllll nrllili.ili. tn lln. tnl tint lip wnt Mil"
Willi IliU Iip appt .irnl .11 IIip nllli - nf lilt plppr
tin- nut 1I11, mil in,, iiii!, .it 11,,. tin pilltm t
,lt lllllll. lit !lllli II ll.lMll (,P lit
liaiblnil iiul ilbin.itiil -iipiilnr.
" i.Nnw, inn ire .tint gi I imp,' w.i lilt only
1 uiium nt, inul fm inn.,. Hut im Hli'ir i.iiltu
I Ilnl"
Witticisms of Barrymoi'o.
MM lllt'i: IIMIItVMIIIII'.. wiinP inltfi.rlniiPt
Imp Imiii n vnii ii' nl ilup iparrl tn liii
lni-1 nf frlrll It, w.lt lint' nt 111!' WlllP'tt nt IIIPII
nml m. iiit uf lilt lirlilit inliiii' 'i up lurn wlilib
ipintnl, ithlPi lite Sp'i nik W111I1I, lip put
vi. -Mil .111 null. ml il, jii o nf puniinil tn'itni llm
Hit liniiini vuit .ilwiitit gi nlil Up lumlii-il wllli
llli tnl', iml mil .11 1I11111 Illt trl,t .mil nun
niilil- 1. 11 U il tin- ni'iiiul tllm wluili luikit
11101 wll Inlnl 1111,1 fi.mil In tlHr vlillni'.
llui' uf liu 1 11" I .Iuiii' iilitnl ip mill wnt
lilt i.it in s,. MnKiiip n ih miiii. 1. wh.i
Inlil lilin In- lu l-i il 1 mini mi inn iiul a lliidl
Illt.' PVpi'llllnp III tllll.P Mm .1 lllll'lilll hi Im
"ttilir 1 pli) tor hip, s,,,.," ,,,,, liiu.t-
II ni 1-. ".mil I 'I, ill m Imiii."
Ill tin PIllPI.' ttllli till IP It t piililllii! 1 llll'il
"sinninir" vvlilili I i.i' lipin Ihi-IiIi iilllil-nl
Ulli' lllulll llllllllll'll -Mill lilt lllllll" ,11 ' ilnl'
win- iliti 111.I111; IIip pinilluilli- nt .iiinit inul
lln tii-mu'-M nt I In- yiitiiini 1 -c.iAiin. tiluli tin' lie
11I1 It me 1 Intnl. It in t lump, wliu ppit lilt
llllllill).'t llll'llll, IIiIpiiiiI In -liiip,. fll Mltllll
niliiulit, unit thin miiI:
"Win iluii'l tun -im tnnr iii.iii, 1 . like iiip.
llui. 1 In pr up. lint -tiililiu-r It mil lull it
Iiul I Il It pilninl."
Ho Wanted lo Kaiovv.
Jl -1 If "i: II Mil. W, nf IIip I'nllnl -l.lli- "ll
prtiup mini I' in nilliii-n.i'lu uniru Im'
lltlur till In- 'Inuil Wlititl fm 1 10 in lln
(Inn Cln-p '.'iilt link', wllli hi trie nf il'ilit
iimli 1 lilt .11111. iilili 1 W I'lnivl in 1 uiii'iuinl
ml V vi in 1 iIiIp 1I11I.P, uf Mi 'mull ' uni'li
v h nun li Inli'i-lnl Up Iniikiil tin jii'lln in r
nml iviiiiliinl tin- lni: iiul tiuiii itititnh II
w.n 1 'hliia lli it lio 1 imlil mil niikp mil iiel
lll.lt II. p llllll-' W.I1, ll .it'll I 'llllll li -n ilimi III'
liinluil up In Hip ii-tiip .mil .i-kii) "If in'
pllll-l. Iiu-. ti.lt in' .ul lilt l II I HiIiIIp
ui .1 lie-t tml '"
--
GREEDY H0TELKEEPERS.
Fn.iii Ihu Pliil.i.oplili I'M".
WIiiIp ItiiO.ilii ilfinc uiinl pi ii'P fni ll'p
Pill tlllllil.in I VJt.l'itiil.l l IU..I I l-il.l fn.fiil a
ui iitiiuptiu.; I 1 ilifi'iil iMuiluii mi liu I 1
nf ilt I N IIip I N lul In mike Mils "I'
Mii.ilimi Iipi. iui mi- 1 1 utii Ittill.ilu iniili ui
1 1 t .1 1 1 1 -t tp'itils l iillul-iu In .1 Ni'w 'V. i-i 1.
iiiw'pipir in t'lp nun 1-1 in i.ait In 1 1 it 1111 uf
lit- Hull tin liuliN. si,!, ih tni'i is tin -inn 1
i-Ulilcil 'Hi,' liuipi'i in 11I1" In Hi- Imli It Is
tli' iiiu ki-1 w 11 in initio- tin' I'vpit'itiuu.
Hi 1 till llP-l l,u inn .ml tip- I iiui -I uf liu'
lilltl tin liii'I'llli-, vliiili i' iiilnliii lul mi Dip
lllllpl'IU pi. ID, III' pllt lll II' l.lltt til I i Mill
lllllll' I I, mill Willi llllll llil ,1 -lll-li iil'iil Hill
Ilnl l lllll till II llllll s-, , ,n, pmIii-III ni
111 ll', Iiul 1 lllll'.l' ill s j ,l,u K 111 I'll Im
.1 till ililllllll inmil whlinut liilli I lii Jilli t -t
ill tin- 1 ifp 1 1 I In- liiilil ll lllll '7 1 illt
H llnllll till lu'tl't I. Ill fill wllllll llli ul-mi
l.lli llli- .11 lllJl lllllll It I- lllllll I -Inuil tlHt
lllllll' u liu I'lill-. Ii.ltu l.ll-nl llllll l.lll- 111
in piiiliun. 'IIiiip i' i.i, 1 i u-p lui 'iiili p
Ililllllll llli Ililllllll' IIII lllllllll III lllllll"
lluir mils. iiiiI luip iluiip -11 lii 1 In 1 Mi 111 "i
.iliuiil mil' liili Itm ihp an 1 ih Imp I piepne-
tois like liu- Mli- ncim-ll Ill -l m tultliuj
up lln ir nit- V In!,- Out inn 11 s In- I'u
1.1-p wnli .ill uf Up linn It il it tin- 1 i-p willi
sunn- nf llutii. 1- liu Pii'i knuw- In 111 tin in
pilllllIP lit lis I iilH'.illil ill til' Ililllllll 11 w .
p.lpiH 1 llllllll lllulll In 1I1 Inul rill ll I'xlmlliill.
'Hun i' im iiuwil 11 II11II1I11 mi I'm 1
luiililli In 1 ip, wli'll Inn I xjiti-.il urn it lu 41ml
milir. 1 Ik it will im ilnu'ii Im 11, mil. m u-...!,-tin
1 p. piiiililin.-' Ill .1 .up inn -1.1ml .iw.iv in
Ci'nli hull'! knni' ll it 'i itiH in,; In 1, i'"i
lh.lt llli I Viu-ll!ull 111 111 11 Illt III 111- Im -1111)11
lln imh ill Inuil inn liu lurn. in it in
fi .t Hint 11 11 il liu I iii-ilinn 1 i 1 1 1 1 111 11 11
Mini- 1 h-l 'I pin Up Imli-" whil. .111 " illiu'
illln lit 1 ill l.p hul Jl 11 l' Hi i!i!p III.'' Ini'l'
ilnlili Ihu nn 11 wlui 1111I.1 .1 lni-ii 1 -s ui In nl 111 j
up 'lull in iiiniiu il itiuiit Im ii'iii'i- hill in 111
iliunfiun uiriiintr .ml -"null! In hoi tlu 111111
l.u 'iijiuiiil I1111M11 ttiniiil Iti'ilniiii'
w -il. HUM it In miiipl Willi llir i.ciit 1 If
In 1 111 litul -iuiii w 11 in m innii'lil lln .'li 1I.1
In nl knpii- lu will nil lu lli" Iuiii'- In hit
lln nil wui in ilini nn., tlu w ilk ul -' pi it-i
Mull 11 alt I . H'-li im
Expensive
rr-3 o j
IT lUirUUJllLlUlU 00000 (
There nn two kin-is of cxpen
sive luriiitiire
l;irst The kind that is pin
-.hased at ,1 higher pi ice than it J
is real I v worth. 9
Secntul The kind that's mule
out of costly and t .ire; woo K
hcmtifullv carved, aiul upon
which no expunsc k sp.ued in 5
its consii.iction and uiiish
Tht latter is classed as "ex
pensive'' btvait.se it cosLs more
than the oidinary. and tlieie is
an impression tli.it such lurni-
! tin -.' cannot be botiolu any vvhere
shod of New York.
We have Bedroom Suits Shle-
ho.i:ds, DiniDjr Room Tables, 3
I'ailoi Suits, l.ibraiv lablestind
all the smaller at tides that go
With them, ol the eiy hiyhest
ijiitde, elaborately caived 'and
liijhlv linished.
Look them over befoie yom
next trip to the city.
Hill&Connell
121 N. WtshiiiQton Aven ie.
A Second-Class
City with a
First-Class Stock of
oil! Glass,
Sterling Silverware
Olooks, Etc,
Suitable (or .
Wedding Gifts.
Mercereaij & Connell,
1,32 Wyoming Avenue.
THE TRIBUNE'S
EOUCA TIONAL CONTEST
$3,000 in Special Rewards.
Till- SORAN'ION rWBUNU has inniiytiratcd its second lidu
cational Contest which, like the first, is open to every ambi
tious person, not only In -Scranton, but throiiRl-otit Lacka
wniin.'t and other counties in Noitheastern Pemisvlv.miii.
This contest will be even greater in in.initiule than It3 predeces
sor, embracing special rewatds of the very highest character, and
will be carried out in stiict accordance with the titles of fairness
and justice.
The first contest, which occupied the attention of our lead
ers fiotn July to October ol last ye.n, met with such encourage
ment anil was so successful in every way that it lias been de
cided to repeat it.
This year the spec.al i (-.wards are limited to Ihose of an edu
cational character, ciht scholarships being ollered to the vciy
best edtii ational institutio is in the state.
The Special Rewards.
Suhularoliii) in lyifrtyntto CoIIorc S1000
Seliolnrsliip in Svvoithmore Collogc 1,000
Ucholnisliip in Utroudaburg Normal Seliool ... 075
Thrcio Scholaraliips in Scranton BubIdcsb College?,
$GO Each .. . ... 180
Two Scholarships in Scranton Conservatory of Mimic,
$75 -Each 150
$3,005
Hach contestant failing to secuie one of these special lewaids
will be ijiven ten (to) pel cent, of all the money he or she tuins in.
V It lli' Hint twn -i Irnl ir'liip' ilu i nl Im I'nl nii'.iK lull tin' innli'l ml -niiiiini
11 will Im nivm lii, (III) pi nnl ( ul III niunt'i In ul -li'.' t til lit In In Ilu'
Ii'Ihiim, In l'-l'l in ii,tlnj llllt C'XI'lll'i
Rules of the Contest.
I In -imlil iivv.nil. will lir aliin In iiii
li I'lllt -MlllilU- llli Illl.l't mniilii i nl
ilnl-
I'nliil-t will In' i n ilili il In i niilO'l ml -i'i in
Ilu; invv Mili-iiiluit in Ilu- -i l. ililmi lilluii,
,i fiilli.i.t-
I'.lllll-
ilin' Vlnili . si,., i,im -t ..'.n I
lliiu Mmillit' siili-nlitliii I '"' !
six i. lull-.' s,.(,ntl .'.'u li
till- Vl ll's sn,., iiplli.1 3 ihi I1
liin iiuili-linl nllli lln liUlu-l niiinli, i
if imiii' will li -.'urn ,i iliniii' fimii ll."
Il'l tif 'llll.ll ll'lllil-l llli' llitlll'tllllll ivilli
lltf -iinliil liu.lu-1 liiltiilirl nl iiiilnl- will In---Uin
i, ilhiiK- nl ih. ii uiiliiln:: ii'iviul-,
llllll -II nil lliti'iull Ilu' li-t
I .ii li i mill -I ml lillin.' In mi mi' i 'pclil
rivviitil nnl .il-n th wlui i Im I Ilu In -I
1lM 'I linl,ll'llll-, will In miiii I'll I'd Mill.
if .ill iiiuu i li" in -In Hull' in
l;ull p.n tictil.it s will be lutnished all interested, inchidimr.i list
of the winneis last ve.ir with tlu number of noints thev seemed.
Aildiess hDirOR l-DUCA I'lONAL CONTEST.
Tribune, Scranton, Pn.
ALWAYS BUSY.
Our Oxfords.
Low in cut. Low in pi ice. Kigh in
quality. Liidics' fioin 70c up. Gen-
tlemcn's fiom SI. 25 up.
Lewis & Reilly,
Wholesale anil Retail.
A l
, 1 II
M & v i
Scranton
I "J J $
HOTEL TERRAGE.
i'n Im liiiil i t niiiiiHiil limn un-iiipi it
sn ill s vt.VH II 11 VII l nullum -II 'l
i.i i Hi. -.ii I' nli il.i.ii. I II UIU'II
KEt-LAR Harris.
M.IIU f.icliuiit iii Ilimi t nnl ilo liii' i
I, Ilu
I'linusliiiitr l,, .ml. 1 1 nil..- mil Ml iv liui; a
Kl.l lint' iii,:nilli .ilu in! n tu. Il'l plionc ' "
117 I'i nn iiciiiii', s, i.itttun I'i
.. soMMJxn. tiiiiiiiiiu ( ii-1 iii 1 1
luiiliiv union mill I'liiiutct iiic-iiuli.i C
Envoi Hi nm li'liuc; .iiul ttiit-iliit. t unci i't.i
3S6 WASHINGTON -Wif,
LACKAWANNA
UNDERWEAR STORE
Will sell ill llir i simiilo uf ilup luipmiril
Vluili it s,n, im men j ci, , v.mtli s i,, si -,
Davis stcam dyc Co.
310 PENN AVE,
GooiN t illiil lir .nnl ilclivn'il ( K lllll. .
Iljclnj; nnl 1' ' ilu,'
ALL. WORK CUARANTCro. PHONE 373
Golden Gate
Dining ?OOMS,
ii t '', I. ut in ji ni tin i ii;
I li Mlal I'ltit'. .1 IH)
s Miilil ill li im i. III
II' Illt' llljil. !'!'!!
244 ADAMS AVE.
IV. A. HARVEY,
I'tiiiiii W nm.' irnl Cixiiii t
1 Iti'in It, M nil I liiliuin ul.
309 COMMONWr.AUTHBUIL.aiNG.
J. B. WOOLSEY & CO
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS.
I) '.lll'l X ill
Plate Glass and Lumbe
'f
.
O ALL. KINDS,
Kingsbury - Scranton,
'IJIIUI.KII.IIIJ, .0 1S
MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES,
llitlllit- ;nil lui
.1(11111 X llllllll,. -Hill III IHI, JH h
l.li-i llli Jl' U il. Iillll.1 '. i im Ilnlili,, rt H
lo.'l II I'm- I'.tti.iii; lln-1 ml U,jn j
lliil.l. I, .mil. Ivnmvltmi I'n lin- I jiui',
Oil I Imli li. It mil ID I'jiiIi nnl.
FRECKLES,
V ih l.lll ll' l li'H- .llui .nl pl.iii t, ,
i i-.ul. ulli. Ill t 'I'll lt I I nn. -ol In ii ."
, ul I. mill' n ilini, i ..ml im iiiiiiii .mi
ll lllllll il i I'-n .lll'l in ul
HELEN BUCHANAN,
Pi-iuululii'ti-l .,1 ' W.i.luii'-i ,n v
SHOFF'S HAT FACTORY,
II j-iru., muti Nci Hi ui lumin
Ml In new nl ' ' fm i-l'l ll. Milis ji.
Iiuvx in. ' H.i'i Mnl l Unit r
WWWB ,11 liltltf w.w
IV. H. GORDON & SON.
Home Mi win: anl dvicul Mlic.kt.uui in;
Wut-un ana laauji Itulniii., .ii'l llnhli.i ,c
Inz, 039 AOAMS AVJNlie,
VII miIii ilitli nt nui-t In iilil In inlv.iiiiP.
(liii iivv mli-Milii it will In' iiiunliil
llt'iirvv.ilt In iH-i'niit wlni'O ninii't vvni nn
mir 'iili-i ililliin ll-l lillin li Mn II will ml
In ililllllll. lln Iillitiiu will iitvi-'liu.ili'
i .nil -ul,. i 1 1 t lull mil If imlliil hriulll-ll II
.iii.v vvjv irtrivi ilu- tivlit In itiut il.
Nn ll.in-fil cm if iuiii.' illt't ciiilil lui
nut f litn 1,'ivi ii.
.VII -iili-i ilpt mi .mil lln t.i-li tu I"' lur
'lllll, iiiikI In IiiihIiiI lu .il lln' 1 1 limn '
"lllll- XX lllllll III! Will. Ill Wllllll I lll'l III' "
inuil. - lint t'M"is in J v I'i' 'tut tn Ilu'
Mili'i illirit it nun',
-nli-1 iiilt.ili' niii'l li vviillrii mi 1,1 ink-,
XX lilt ll llli I llli-il ll lil Ililllllll' lllllll',
I I lllll III -Il'l! Ii.l 111 ill
rin iiuiifi win i iii-f 'i'iiniiiii a iii imk
- lllltll IX lllllll,-. VlUU-l It, I Hit
the:
People's Bank,
Alears Building,
Court House Square.
Capital Stock, $100,000
Surplus, - - - 25,000 i
Savings and Bustnesb Accounts
Solicited.
- - . i
x
Piesidcnt - - -CD. Jones x
Vice Tics. - - G. T. Reynolds U
Cashier - - - - II. M. Ivos x
DIRECTORS:
c n ii.ii"
i, i lii'niiii.
'I li lllll' s-uu,
Viliitu Ilnlili.
I" s Wnitlvinitli,
V (,, I illl.in
Ilu I. ml ll I'm u.
M I' ( .ul i.
s.niUU -.mill I
I ( "! s ,, ,,
V I! W nm ui,
M I Hi. ilu
Business
xt
?
THESE ENTERPRISING DEALERS CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
OF EVERY CHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
iiii inn !- hi i- ---n iimi-unw hhihwi pacaaonaawxtMi
Brotherhood Wine Co.'s e
r in om pull' niiiiiiiiiU', mil j
s.ill! in . ..,. .1, 1 i .il till I 3
P. H. FRENCH. .1QB CONW.LL CLOG.
I 3 ,
I A-JREacwf-L-a
ZlREAT r IRE CSALE
ISA iVVOM'VG AVCtlUZ.
(, 11. (Ill
I i t in iiul i lul- ul t i Kvn'tr.
GRESCHEL cC CO.
Scranton Laundry.
3S2 WASHINGTON AVCNUC.
Calls I'l vclciilnni' mce'vo piniupL .il'. iilion
WILSON . WASBERS.
Spectacles.
MADC AtlO
RCPAIRSD
RCQULARXB
PHOTOS ROR
$3.00
AT
Hill's a i '
IS. H. TVV
WINING.
CRAMER'S
Vf LfCKA. AVT.
I
13! P.TfiV H'f.
Han ley'z
' iriy
Cm. M fi r . 4- i V, .
.!- 1
420 SPRUCE ST,
HUNTINGTON
I
' II1H , ' .1 -
Oi,l i. fu, f-jMc1
uliv ll' ll
HV'llI . I
111. 1 1 .lllftt
.pi '. I
j .in.iM.v Il'l. i
I A lull Im
. '
UnuM.v ll'l'il
1 ll llli in 1 1
GOODMAN'S shoe store.
, II' I nli 111 I '1.1 .Hi'
E souvr.NIRI CIV 'N OUR CUSTOMERS,
S.W4M
WaLTER E. DAVIS,
214, SW, SIB PAULI BLDG.
Attoniey-.tt-Law, Scinmou, Pn,
THE MOST PALATABLE
il i III il II i 'In i !'i I ! I'
,i n i H ii. I 1 1 i1 I ii - I'u "
i I'm s, i lu iii, . i ui, i mm VI ni in ,
uin ut s u ,j
A. W.
SOHRADER,
l Ml-SC rV.
i.
s. in ii f.i
"
ST!
inii'f-j Company
Vilnii- li
II i1 , i-pn
Tun Ar!iliur(--' VlTRIP
and Tile Manufacturing Company
Via' i n nl I'jilliS III "k i'i 'I M '
I, liulMln Ulil Hill I .'i VVj-l. l .' li i
Wnli. Jl "xj. M.k- I'-' I -x n V " '
FINLEY'S
Children's
Outfitting
Department
Jackets, Dresses, Hats,
Bonnets, Etc,
It Ih a iiniiiiiil Instinct fiti' mother
tn a tit Hit'li' I'lillili en ilio.tii'il in.
vvltcliliiKly nntl pi city. With this iilin
In view, stlic In nlvii,v.i mi tin alert
lui' "thliiKM liciiiiiirul" fin- ihi' inlnl ti
nii'iit or licr elm IhiBH iin"iliy ii titnv
.ini'ki'l, hut in liiinnct, 'I'lilt li vvIipi-
Hie I'liiiiiifti'i ImHc rt'iittiic nr nm- mIiiic
i iiini"i In. Sho kiinvvt nm KiintH hiiv'o
n ci'i lulu ttuic uml Htjlo iiliout litem
nm rmiuil olicvv hci c
Pique Jacket?
We im slum Ini; n umiplelo lino ol
tltse ,1m lictu. In uliin mill the new
tin i iuiii li'i It'iif-'th. I'sikIiiii nr bo
unli t, in Hicc tt inn cnie tn s. yearn.
Infants' Jackets
In i 'slnneie lliinncl nml I'lticlmtoil.
In Kicnl vni'lel.v nl' xl,vli?- tllk,
l.ivvn, inuil. ilitic, etc., inimiii'-' III
il Ic e I'l inn --1.11(1 tn t.'i.illi.
CliilcllcU's Sllll Ilnl", III nil i olm -,
nt :t)c.
Siniill licin' l.t'shciiii .inul l.ivvn
Hut-". '
I'llllcll'i'llV l.iivvil Itniiui't". iliillltv
I'citclcil Kiciicli lliiiini'ls unci Sun nntl
iipW, rmicy trliuincil.
Children's Dresses
Klltcst line nr Iiiiik mill tlmit ilrr-s-o,
with luce mid cinbiiiiilcry ti'lniniliis.
ICniplfe dresses, with lcivv neck nin'
stlinrl sleevct.
Children's Underwear
l'ull line nr .Miitllti I'liilcrvvcir in nil
pi. nlcs. NIkIH (Sow its. Uinvvci.t, Slim t
unci l.cui- Skiits at pciptil.it- prices.
Underwaists
The Fein's, . ,v l,rMl ,im
Xn..u eth.
Kid sliiic.i Xcvv lino ill till nt leu and
I'Cllcit.s.
510512
Lackawanna Ave
Merchant Tailor.
319 Lackawanna Avenue.
The Dickson Miuuinictui'ln-; Co.
scrnntnn nntl "lll.ot-llirra, 'x,
ilaniirnt-tiireri o.'
LOCOMOTIVES. STATIONARY ENOINES
ISullcrs, llni',tlii',:niut I'uniplni: .VlJ'.lilniry.
General Office. Scranton, Pa,
Houses.
4 s k r 'i
UERNSEY
Hall
IS THC BEST PL0CZ IN
SCRAHTON TO BUY A
RfANO
OR
ORGAN
Don't la I to oiii'- .in I see .i-. j;rt.i lM.r;niii'
.ii'".v.ntini! lu .nil
i .... .
J.W.GUERNSEY,
mop.
I 3I4-3IG WASHINGTON AVE.
SCRANTON. PA.
In "x vv (iiiiin ov lliiiKIni"
I. 1,1 M. 1 1
i'liul 'l ipji, i
Jo.
'V.
FO?
SALE in i,i n s .nnl vvm;
(INs m ill Limit
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