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THE SCtf ANTON TRIBUNE- MONDAY, MAY 27, 1001.
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?c Scranton trtae
TiiMIMiftl Hilly. I.rrpl Jiirtlv. I') ""..J'1!'
tine 1'iiMLhinR Louiunj. at Kitty ( tnU a Monll..
IIW K tlirllAIII), Killlor.
0. I'. RV.MILK, lliiliir- MJiuscr.
ScwotkO,l.f. l50N.M.vlt.tAM)i
Solo .Ncrnt lur I'olflittt Aihcttl'llitf.
I.lilirrd nt tho Itatolliif l ! raulim, I'. '
St i mid Claw M.ill MjIIii.
lhrti ipito nlll r-miiil, The Trllimio In 1J
pld In print lmrl le(tn limn It" ftlMi'lj l'
Imr on mrrrnt topli, hut IM iiilo l-lli.il "?
niiit l. iliiol, lot pvliliiatinn, M il "'r
mi naincj hii'I tlic it million prtirdent I" "
ifil(iii(r Ii Hint ill rontrllnitloni Mi ill lie mbicii
Ik hIIIitIhI rriMnti.
iiii; flat iiaii; i on aiivuhimmi.
11k rcllolliir bible ulimn Hip prlir per Imlt
rnrh iiwrtli.ii, fpatr In l.r mid witliln one jctr:
lliinnl MiHnem full
MIM'MV. Tap. r Jtemllntf I'mltlnlj
t"( than 60U tiiilirit " '.Jo ' .JI5 '
t' III- Iim . . 10 '-.' J'
I .in " .. Ii IT'. -I'1.
;."n i'w .i; ';j
wn " . . r .ii'.'i t .1
I hi nri, .. think., iiolull"ii nt tontl'dri"'
and imllar iiitrilnillnii In II r nittirc nt "'
wrIUIiis I lie lrllnim make a ilnifco "I 3 icH
ii line
lliin (.r ( Infilled Adinll-iiu fmnloVd ""
appltt atlnn
SCISANTuN. MAY 27, 1!W1.
The b.-llif i whlospieud lluit the
r-'iiiHi'iin' emu I will tuln. h.inil down
us opiiilnu i-iitii ci Hint; ilif "iltipi'i"
I lit! I' 1 It Mils llll.lltllv t.lholl am
ple time in i 'iiicIiIim tl lonelily tli''"
pnliils tnl-eil In tin. itisumoiil. mill
I In if will be pcli'tal sllipiso ulil'illK
l.ii.'its II lite in I shall linl In- sus
lulli'il Public School reaching.
r"ir-VII. "'I'-lt'lNT IfsllllS fin
g Ihf i hlldirn nf the pnldle
H M lllllllh llV ll.lSIIII Ol 111 Cf-fll t
tl.i .'int Ii nlniiis f.i i?-i .in 1
nicthurlh fonril on teneHeip and pupils,
lenllnins lo he a Iniinilifr tuple f dls-ni'-s-leii
In all .sfelloiis of this I, mil.
We lliel I he SI Louis Star s.iiliK
tli L -lhe uimplHliit lli.it the nubile
mIiooIs an' not I'lilllllliip; their tunc
lions Is siowliiK In Milume eeiy ye.ip,
.111(1 It rims Sfflll lli.'ii M'hool bo.mis
and piotrois wnidd bolUr t.iKf heed
of the w.n nilii;-. .uitl set thcniseHe to
wilK to leloiiu ui.ittei.s." adding lhat
the .si Inn ds .llleiupt I "ii uitkh and as a
nn-ciiirii( e te.Kli nnthliiK HioioukIiI.n.
our St. Louis i onU'inpni.ii y lefeis to
the .olclliss of liMmuml I'laiome Sted
lil.in to ,i Mielot of New Vol K te.ieli
eis, troiu which we li.ne .ilie.nly
Hiioted, ulien it was deliveied two or
tin tt weeks iko The ist ol what It"
said Is well worth giving .ik.iiii, in Hie
Sim's .ihstt.ut of il this time. Its ab
hti.nl is laelaeed by the leniinder to
Its icaileis that Ml Stulinan Is both
Jiriet .mil business man, and tlieielote
Knows wlteieol lie speaks "He has
einplojed many lni and was Klad lo
!. that many ol them had buome
simrssful buslni'lk inen, bin that thai
did not alter thelfaet that tiearlv all
of them wric deltJient in UnnwIedKO of
their own toiiKUi" when thej enteied
Ills unplnv. They wete taitly quick at
liumes. as a itile. Imt hat illy one had
a dearly tormed liiinilwilthirr and tew
wete even toleiable spellets."
Fiom Mr, Stedman's standioint, the
Star goes on to say we quoted his
laiifiii.w tull at the time lite Imjs
had been teqiilied In the public schools
to waste their time on "aits and
"oIokIcs," to the iivKlt'cL of the i'ry
foundation of tin .education in their
own mother tonsue. It then quotes his
- inn. iik. whiili our teadets will recall,
that if he had diiection ot the schools
he would "pay cstiemo tespeet to the
three H's."
Adds our St. Louis contempoi.uy on
Its own aeeount, and most ttuly, "the
boy or Kill who enierpres fioiii the com
mon schools with a tlioiotiKh knowl
edge of leading, wilting, ailthmetle,
-n.uiim.ir ami geogiaphy luis an edu
i.itlnu that will lit each and eithet ot
Ihrm to no Icle eriy prolilem of life.
Men to the acquit ement of evety
In ( in Ii of higher education elthci at
home, in the high si hool or any ot the
lollegcs or nuiveisllles of the wmlil."
I '.in the "ihoiuugli knowledge of
sianunai" will have to come horn
dilfeieut uiethodsxif lusliuetion than
the meiiniiiing against "e.aniinatiou"
tune of p.t hook pai.igiaphs and
lilies. If giammai weie taughl piiie
tk.illy, sensibly, the e.u would not be
oiitlnijcilly pained li healing school
giadiiate.s temaik: "Hetween you and
I." tor between joii and me, "He gave
Ii In nil" and I," for gae It lo her and
Hie, mill sliiill.uly constlllcleil c-i u
tciues, as Is Hie case every day.
Neither will gotid spellets he Inline!
b. Mi. Steiltmin or any other business
man while Hie piesent fad for touching
leading without the old of the spelling
book continues. The lommciclal nil
logon In leaching stenogiaphy and
l.vpew riling do not imdeitake to make
up the spoiling ileileieiiey in pupils who
I'unijjio them, and tho nuiiiheia of mis
sct woulh In a laigo pioportlon of
'In tM'cwiilten lettei.s sent mil fiom
I'llli'if and cmmilng looms, when the
prorHslon.il or husinrss mini has not
hlmsflf icvised hirt "assistant V work
Is a ;ml coninieutar' on the neglect of
"Ihe.-tlnen It's" They ought, ,is Mr.
Sirdman sas, to have the "oMremv
irspiet" shown them which is pow so
dfcidrrlly neglectecl.
My; I he way, lot us add ome moie It
l" not the tcncieis-who ,ue under ar
bitrary rule tliomselves to cairy out
all the fads and tiy to teach tho "at in
nnd 'ologips" who aio to blame. It Is
lint tjley who Btllrt ctliileullllUH,
Togas All soon feel riualillcil Ito
lululfate the unlve6e,
Hi, Carnegie's Scottlsji Offer,
-ipIli: SCOTTISH wilveibltle
K' hesitate oup aei.eptint' Mr,
t' f'ai nefle's offer of a tew
i uilllluiib "to give eery boy
anil girl In tSeotkind the oppoitunlty
of a free lolU-Ke edui-atiou," The pi In.
elpal of tho Hei lot- Watt eollfKO,
speaking for other educators, as iell
as himself, r-ajt, "a fund for the pay
ment of fees will be of far less i-er-vli'f
to the causo of education limn
would bo the gift of added endowment
and equipment to Hie universities."
Tlie fees, ut the rates they have
iilnaj'j been held at. Ii.ie never met
the itmujiu; expenses of any of the
uiiheisUUe. Mho inllux of a fjieal
tunny nmio Unrlrr-Brmltiatp:'. ImIiI for
out of Mt Comedo's ftinil. would In-I'lPiii-c
Hip unlveilt.v espoiisen, Willi
nut ntiy added help in nuiltituliiliiK
tlti'lp piescnl rittliinriil, tniit'h Ip.ih to
make needful I'tiliiiKoitinntH.
'I'lii' London Times 1ilo voices Hip
lliniiulil rsiir!cil I mm niiiitj Scul
tNIi MinucH In mi iilllniliil In which
It hiijh. "Splctidlil mm Hip imoiiiIhmI
ull'l mux iippriip, It utiKht imt to
iillnwpil to piniiieils'o llii whole ia
tPiit of university odiii'iillim In Scnt
ImiuI, whrlo the Mlliiily Hplill ol In
(li'ppiiilciup IniK linn unions the tnnliit
anil Inli'llft'tiiiil flint ut-tc-i ImI Ic-m nl Hi"
niitlmi '
All of Hip cnninit'tit iiilinlt Mr. I'm
llfiTli'V "K loil Iltli'llllniis" In t lio piol
fpicd fjin. 'I'licy only riy HciimiHly
ilonhl II h w ImIoiii In the Mlnipe he
piolfi'iM It. clllier fop the miiveixltlr.
In ihi'lr iihllty In niulntiiln a hlRh
Ktiimlanl, or Tor the people at lalKe.
Il would irnlly -rein us tlimmh Mi.
t'aineKle mlKlH do wl.el even ,el In
lonmilt eiulneiit Keotclnnen as lo the
IipnI inotlioil.M ol" helpliiK hlcliep I'diica
llon for "the hoys and ulrls ol' Suit
liilitl." H Is not i Int t the lonnli.N l.i
linm.'iteriil,
The resignation of Itei, In. ( '. H.
Kobhii'ou fiom his p.isini.ito of Hie
Sicottd I'lesbytcilan chuich has come
In lite way of a shock to the i olil
tiltlulty, as will as to that ongiega
I Imi. A inn n of exceptional spirltual
II v and of superb Intellectual attain
ments, his position as ,i eleigyinaii
and a citizen has h.ul much lo do with
the loi million of chiiracler In a l.ttge
ciicle In this oily. He has had won
derful sin i ess in Inn ntoniing nil
folcos beitcalh Ills touch, In the lli
lllilng oi miiuhoDii and wnuuuiliond.
Possessed ol intinyj devotion to duty,
an oMpiKltn iliirness of eharaelep and
a get II loin -s and .vmp.ithy seldom1
equalleil, lite pci nil, it Influent c he has
V ielded will scaicely be leall.nl un
til we see him no moie among us.
He has "pillowed the gleam" as it
lias led alwf.vs upwaitl towaid the
ioip't.ptlou ot n high iil'til, mid he
lias pot waited im ihc waning ot Ids
powciM to cloud the .iiiluniP. ol Hie
whit feebleness, which a test taken
now li mil uetle servli e will pueltule.
Tint Ills tcslgnatloii lias hepn long
lontciiiplali d in hs own hi'.itl and
Is Una, tniisl he m copied with the
utmost tipiet anil can n.ttuiallv be
regatdeil as little eNe than a calamity
by his congregation
West Point.
T
Hi: l.-IVH cadets
disinisi-ed
lur insu
liiuinl il
liom West Point
boitlinatioii ltave
wise not to cairy out their
announied intention to go lo Wash
ington to get tltenisehes lestoied by
political "pull." The iittiit inatlon
teaching t'leni anil the public tiotii
the war otllee ami other Washington
soutics, was not of a i haraeter to
nouitsh tbeii hope of li.ting tho gov
ernment sustain them in mining the
discipline at the government's ti. lin
ing school for at my olllceis.
Th.c law of the at my Is .submis
sion to discipline and lo milit.uy stt
pettois. The self-made law of the
cadets at West Point Is based upon
deliaiue of discipline nnd ol military
authoiily. The I'niled States gov -
ment, .limy and people i mild ety
lunch better afford to abolish West
Point milltaiy academy than to per
mit it any longer to be it hot-bid of
disobedience and InsuliLidination a.
mil. sety for the desti uctlon of in my
discipline. It 'would be better to dls
Lh.it go every cadet now at West Point
and begin again with " a new shite"
than to penult the piestige and useful
ness of the academy to be utteily de
stroyed as they will lie, unless the
government puts down mutinous action
theie with a strong baud
The leputalioii of the academy
has alteady stllfeieil gienlly ho
lme the Aineilcaii people and
bt'fmo Kltr.qie by the poii'ium
ances ol a cadet mips which has mis
taken the leniency of cotigtess and of
the war dep.ii tnietit for weakness.
Young men seitl to West Point must
le.nn that they go there to obey not
to i tile.
An opinion fiom the I'nltod State?
rinpii'itif' nan t on tbo Insular oaes is
ppeetod today. It is poi t'oolly .salV
to kiioss tli.il tin' fon.stltulloii will
take ltn own Rood llioo in following;
tin lias; and not lair it to lln- llim's
illMieillt.
Ruthless Vandalism.
Al'Altl liom Hie iiuiiieii.se need
Hint exists all over till,
toiiutry lor putting an end
to indi.seillillll.ile finest P'
stiuction, tlteio is a speiial call upon
the patllotlsin of the I'ltliio land lo
oii'.er an impiiathe halt upon the do.
.stiuitloil of Hie I'.illfoilll.i setpiolttf-.
As nni'p mote lulled atteullon to
1'AHT 1 1 om tbo lluiniMi.s
this time by a stalf coriesiiondenl of
tho Washington Star, ti.ueling with
tlte picsidenlV. paity the ledwood
liee exists only In ten isolated groes
on the wist slope of the Sieira No
vsula niountains, and now here else In
tho wot lil. The dimensions of the
tiees nie uneiiuali'd in Hie woild. Then
ho points out, as lias been so often,
vainly, betote pointed out to congies-o
and to the public, thai. "The most
unfoi tiinale pat I Is that the gioves
Hto not piotected, with tho exception
of the .Mariposa. .Most ot me gioes
aio owned by Individuals ami the do
titruetlou ill tbo irdwood foiests lor
lumber Is amazing, For many miles
nil uveiy sldo of these foiests tho
houses ate built of ledwood, anil red
wood is used in making Hies. Tho
Bleat diameter of tho logs almost
makes It impossible to liainllQ them
wit limit In caking them up. Theie
nie inuny lumber mills In operation
anil Hto waste at these Is considerable.
The gieat amount of debils left on
the giounil whero tjio trees arc felled
Is a source of seilous danger ill the
way of flies. The devastation fiom
these ill os Is frequently deploinble."
Theie Is no excuse but utter Kteed
for the deliberate destitution of the.se
foiover Iricplai cable tiees, those giant
sequoias, ouo of tlic gieatcst of the
whole -. m Id's wondeis. Tbeto Is not
uii) excuse whatevei lot the englect
of the Hulled States gy eminent to
tike nei' the owneishlp of all Hie led
wood glows ami to piotect them as
ptibllt teserv.uions. The JlaHpepa
gtove Ii under pioteetlon only by Hie
foituu.lle rlrciltniliinrp Hinl It I In
Hie YiiHeiiilti! Vultoy- Niilliin.il iPfprve.
Hem till Kinl tllillll, as te"illtil
thioiigh tlin I'lileago papeis, Hiiyn that
Hie illstilel asslgnrd tn lilw ciiipi com
pilalng Ihc Ihtce piovlnces of Httlii
cau.l'.impaiiKo anil llalmtni, "iillhoitgh
It had Ivpii the most law left mm l tli''
I'lllllpplms, now piiJiijH pel feet oidef
nnd seuiiiltj. TheiP Is not a miliar
baud In Hie whole dlslilet, a comlltloii
unknown In the Whole hWloiy of the
I'lllpllio peoiilc." I'm thei mine, hiih
the geneial, "we h.ie In evcrv town n
local govetniueiit under it local civilian
governor. 'i ate Imllilltig mads and
teaching the people." ronunotit on
such icsllllrt of Allielicatt ncullpalloll
makes Itself.
A good many ncwspapcis Lonlluiie
to belabor riiailes M. Schwab, or the
Steel It list, for having, an they say.
"declined the iiselcssness or a college
education," III all mldlesH he made to
lads who hae no chant es or such an
education and whom he wtm stllvlng
to luspi'-o to t each success In life. OC
ionise, to such all audience and those
in the same lomllllon ho chose, as ox
itmpleH to hold befoie them (w follow
U g. men who without nillege ediieu
1111111 had won high place. Mill a lair
tending of his lontntk. lenieinberlug
all this, scaicely beam out all the
meaning some papeis lmu lead into
them.
(ioveruor La l-'ollette. of Wisconsin,
desetves a tlsing salute or honor fiom
nil loxut.s of law, order and public de
cent J. The Chicago Itecord-llernld
sas that lite lestllt of Ills' tlrill action
in'picM'iitliig piiv.e lighting in Wiseon
sin is iog.it tied as a dentil blow to
pugilism, not only in Wisconsin and
the .Middle West, but, to all Intents
and pin poses, in Hie whole country
because his .tclioii "will stiffen the
baikboue of oilier executives." So
may it be.
r.ttween the absolute neiessity ap
pioaching eep neater tor iirigatlnn
of the coimlry's .tst e.p.itiso of at Id
Limit; and the increasing use of
stieaius lor transmission of electric
powir the vital need ir lenewlng and
consciving lite lotests to pioteel the
water stipplv must soon foiee Itselt on
the compiehensiou of eery one.
The 1 'lilted Slates gtneinnient has
done wisely in torbiihlilig the Impoi
l.ttlon of even oik mongoose. AYhete
eer the cieatute has been iilttoduced
It has proven to be a worse pest than
the Lngllsh spat tow ami the ttocky
Mountain giasshoppor loniblueu could
be.
A cuiiotis phenomenon has been dis
counted in Pittsbuig in the shape of
a matt who can assume paralysis at
will in a manner to tleiehe a physi-
liau. There is a suspicion that this
man has been dabbling in Pittsburg
politics.
It is ple'ising to note Hint the god
dess ot lnsliiou shows a disposition
this season to dlscaid the high quilled
collar that makes woman's neck small
and tender ami puts it In condition
to yield to lliui.it tumbles.
The teal sin i ess of Hie movement
that abolished the at my canteen can
ptob.ibly be ilcteunined when the men
who loitduct holcs-iii-the-wall on tho
oiitskhts ol i.imp are pmsimded to
give statistic!).
Ametii.ins h.ie taken the lead in
turning upon IVkin and in evacuating
tin Tat tar city. If other pow era fol
low suit, much will be uiiomplishod
In the way oi shnpllf lug the Eastern
situation.
of I'outi-e most of tlto antnteiir
hpt-iulatois know wbat would happen
in Wall .stteet, but tliey all exported
to be under cover befoie It liap
poin.il. It 'looks as tboiieli Hie siiinnie.ii
would In- liall over before sonie of tbo
postmen deiiile w lietlit r tbey iant to
wear shirt uaiMs or oei coats.
Zionist Dow io docs not appear to
fiai' diseiiM', bill be has an avulsion
to iulerviiws villi the pollie.
Oiir Exports of
Mineral Oils
Spend roiirfpoiiikine
f tin 'liihnni
i-hitmlun, Mil '
in.
T:
III. Ill i i:M' oil disimcilps in IVia ami on
he I'.iulii ioi-i lind I'spiiiil IntiiiM In
mi. Iitli. Jii-l piiMiiUii'liv I ho lteiili
Uiiii.aii'i M.ilhli'.i UKitilinj the ispoiN "I
liiliul.il oils fiom the I illicit Mill'. 'Hum' Mum
tin- ixpiiitilintis ot II"' lli.il e.ir .ihuiit to mil
Mill pioliihli In' the liltttt III tlie lii-ti.i nl till
iriiinkiliU' imlii-tij whiili lui-i inili.ii'il its is
poll, liom '.ill nnllii'ii wdlnlH ot illniiiliiitiiu
ml lii li"i lii 7JI million cilloin in Pini. In Um
fjiwiurientiiii ficiii If7.". lo Pi the im.il mIuc
nl lniiiii.il nlN rspnilril liom Hie 1'nltnl st,Ur
l.H .ihnlll ?l,5m,Ull,HI"l, III llMURe ol .ih'Hll
I-.i.io.iiiii i .ii'ti ; .hkI tluiiii'.- in flit )r" 'u'
oitueil .ilinnt tua.ocvoi) pci .iiinuni, ur ,r'1.nj,,,i
Km pi i month
In tho nit io itiitiiin of gilliin, of ml I""
iliiittl llnii hii lnvii fo rai I ile lompetl.
Im nf the I nihil Slitr... thonali il H piohihle
lint, (he unlit iIimiiiiiici In Ike I nllril M.iln
mil i nihil, II to minium' In le.nl in Hie number
of (.ilh'iis piofliiculi while the fjit lhat Amor
nan oil ioinuj' UMlb lpe .is tniiili letnieit
illuuilnitliiR nil fiom .i kImii ipntitit) of iimle
.ii (loin Hie lliisiini nil atttU (U.illy In lis
wine, .u .1 i onilillli ill pinitiiit.
- o
llpo epuiillj iiiltilltiir fi'.iluie of the
iletihipinenl of tho nil imhiitij U, Hut Hiiro
h.n hern i lilii ill. ihle ileiii.in' ill Hie pilw tn
tin' ii'ii3innii ilinin: lite pciiotl in ulililt Hie
.titll.lt I'spntl lliulis .11 1' I tlm Hit Villi" nf tin.
euiiH luic hun iiHifalnc. 'Ilie i.ii'uue i.iluc
of the illiiinlnaliii,' nil ipnitnl in 1"j wui
.ihoiil l'i iinli pir eilloii, .oul in liTV, un e
itptinnal J eir. M unl ll u.illnn. Ily Isll
the pilie livl fallen to ulunt 10 iinU per gallon,
tlic IL'iiuti for tint .Mar U'l",' Hi- million gallon,,
Liluul at .!,0ti,lJ. II) s'U tho aicr.tse
littie u.n iiliiil 7 until li' Rillon, Hit! rpmtj
of that e.ir haimi; ln'tn .Mil niillloii kjIIoii
laliti'tl at ll,nn,(iil. II l'i tlic tin iec priio
j about .' nuts per Killon, the qiiautil r
pt'tlut luiii'u" I'tin s.l million cilloiii ami the
i.ilue repoitnl In Hie Iliiiiau of Mithtlti. I
nl Ins Huoiuli Hid uiilnuu follti lors l.'.'J.
us.'. Ill Hie I) months ol Ihf prei-ut rl-t il
,m.ii loi wluili the littinta aw niinpli'ti'il lo
the 'iieaui liui,.ii ol s-l Hi-lii .-., Ihc total r
pDili til.llliiiiiliiiliu-,' oil ainouule'l Jn .V.').t),'l,.'.".l
Kultoiis "lalnitl al .;7,lis,i,3l, orU 'J .'. imt?
pa- gallon; while tin total value of ail tuiiieial
oil) i'pi'ilul, jiiiluillui; iiuiJt', liil'iiiallin, aiul
illiiiiiiuatliu oib. iuplli.it ami iiihliiiu wa,
ii.rtVikK. aiul foi Un- lull ll-i.il ctl runj
lil ill In juiniint In s70.iiii.0ii. '
-u
'Hie follow In,' tabic shov.i Ilie Cil'oits pf
mlneml olln of nil Vlmli tin tin t'nltnl stalf
in cat tt jrir iinin 1 . , ."i to 1'mi' -
' I'rlrc nl Ilia
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Ve.ir. pel glllmi.
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1111 T.'i.til.'.ilmi
A PHOPHET NOT WITHOUT
HONOIl.
A
i
Illi; it i nil merllnd In I'lnl uMpliU nf ll.o
Miurii.ni PlillolnKli.il iiwi tilititi Ike rnii-
unit mill rnri.ilile Pr. I'roiiH V Jl.itrh, of
I it.ijolli' t olb i ., .is it iniiiliiiniM giict. te
tilet Hie Silnttlij I'arniiiK I'H'I "i Mnili
wan I lie pienl'lenl nt tliin nu i i itlon for Ivin
leino, ,i lie tiinV.1 .iinonit Hie pir.itrL Ihlnc
AiibIo Stixoij Mlioliif. IIIh ftionc etTorlfl for
pliomtlc hpelline mi' well laumn, iiml Idi umio.
lot nt fmwiiil llih rntl U nne ol the linlltenlile
rilniitlniul tnnicnienls nf Hie clij. tils wni
L the lliul innil of nppnl lor Hie jnunper nnd
loei pliiloloRKN lip U one of the liimlliil
of Ainerli.nn who li.nr hern giien tho two
Kteil iIckipm nl IKfuril .mil I'limlirlilgp.
While Pr. M.mli ,h In Philitlelpliii. .i ment.
In I nl Hie .ismii i itioti Inltl ii l'ir nliout liltn.
lit- mM lint tlino m.ih .1 eiv .inililllniM mhiiiis
hi in lm ent In (irrniim fiom Pt niilJttii
tn Mntlv Aimlo Svtui 'Hie tiniiienl profeor
of Hie Herman iniiieMll nuilo J Ibt of lionki
for the -lii'lint lo liiRin .Iml wllli. Hie m
thor's ti one i'ppoile the hooks .u "I". A.
Vhinli."
'Ilie Mitiiig linlenl looked nt the li'l ntttarril.
"Dii .Mill nielli to mi," lie .i-ketl, "tint hole
in i.rinioiy ion le.itli Anslo.SJM'it from bucks
willtin hi .in iiiirn .in :"
"('nl.iinli," Mid the ptolev-oi, "foi llieip tip
no hitter text hnok on tint Milijet t thin those
writlni l lip. M.iuh of Laliijottp lollece."
"111. Mnili!" 1'ihonl the Mnileiil. "Win, he
llei .it llislon, onlj ,i fi limns' title fiom mi
linini "
'Tlien so honie, young m.in." siitl the piolp
mi, "iml sip pr. Muih linnseU. Whrn ho
his Lntglit j mi ill In' knows .ilinnt Simlo-stson
joii will imt hoe lo toiiio hit k lien."
THE
Pacific Coast
AND
Texas Oil
Co
Refers by Permission to
WARREN GILLELEN, Esq.
President or (lie Broadway Bank
and Trust Co., Los Angeles, Cal.
As to the value of the Company's
Oil Lands and the character nnd
qualifications of its California direc
tois nnd mnnngeis
This Company
lias been mganizod fop the purpose of
le eloping Its oil Innds in the Midway
Dlstil''t in Kern county, Cal., and its
extenslxe liaet of oil land in the Car
liso dlstiict In Han Diego county, and
to acquiio and develop oil piopertles In
Texas and elscwhcie and also to trade
in oil lands.
For a Short Time Only
ou can secure this stoik at
15c Per Share
$15 Buys iOO Shares,
$150 Buys 1,000 Shares,
$1,500 Buys 19,000 Shares,
and will make you a fortune,
Col. S. ft. Uicas,
Mr. Z. B. SHiart,
Mr. 5. N. Bannister,
The t'alifotnbi dliectois and nianagcis
of till- company, are mlneialoglsts and
mining engineeis of high standing and
widely known on the Pnellii; coast.
They aio experienced, practical oil men.
They have etuliaiUed with their piop
oi ties In tliis company for tho puiposo
of getting In Hie e.ist money for de
velopment, the ex-penilituio of which
will, In their Judgment, Itieuio enor
mous returns to all who aio luteiested,
making tbo stock of the company ex
tieinely piolltable to hold fop dividends
and causing it to comma ml high pi lies.
Il Is their confident belief that the
Mock will iiitllin a year sell for llfty
times what II can now bo bought for,
Kor details see the company's ptos
pectus. riiilisciiptlons for tho stock are
received by the
INYESTMENTand FINANCE CO
Boom 1, Dime Bank Building,
Scranton, Pa.
A Second-Class
City with a
First-Class Stock of
Gut Glass,
Sterling Silverware
Clocks, Etc.
Suitable for
Wedding Gifts.
Mercereati & Connell,
132 Wyoming Avenue,
THE TRIBUNE'S
EOUCA TIONAL CONTEST
$3,000 in Special Rewards.
T
HE SCRANTON TKIBUNH
catioual Contest which, like the first, is open to every ambi
tious person, not only in Scranton, but thraur-hout Lacka
wanna and otht't counties tn iNortneastern Pennsylvania.
This contest will be even frreatcr in magnitude than its predeces
sor, embracing special rcvatds of the very highest character, and
will be carried out in strict accordance with the rules of fairness
and justice.
The first contest, which occupied the attention of our lead
ers froln July to October of last year, met with such encourage
ment and was so successful in every way that it lias been de
cided to repeat It.
This year the special rewards are limited to those of an edu
cational character, eight scholarships being offered to the very
best educational institutions in the state.
The Special Rewards.
Scholarship in Lafayette Colloco
Se.holnrshln in Swarthmoro Colloco
Scholarship in Stroudsburg Normal School
Throe Scholarships in Scranton Business Colloge,
$00 Each
Two Scholarships in Scranton Conservatory of Music,
$75 Each
$3,005
Bach contestant failing to secure one of these special te wards
will be given ten (10) percent, of all the money he or she turns in.
.V n.-llie. Writ two sihn1irfhips do not tin 1ml inrtb, lint the ionlet ails ruiilnj
lliee will he eImii tin (I0J pei lent, if .ol tin tnotity lit in Mie Ham in In Um
lilhiiiie, to jit in pii Ins this expeii-p.
Rules of the Contest.
llio (.pfihl n-MHiil will he kIicii Io tin
ptiMita .ii m in:; the hasitl iiinnlut ot
pilnti
Point will ho nrililfil In oiilrt,mt -.inn
Inif now Milxirilioti tn 'II"' suintoii lilhnit'
as follows:
I'oiiiR
One Montli'i SuWriptlon $ "0
'Ihrco Moulin' Snlmnptlon 1-' '&
six .MoiiiIh' Sili'crlinion '" ';
Hue cji's Snhnriplioii IW '-
Iho lonlo-lnnl Mllh llie lusliost iininh' i
of points will Ito giirn .1 ilimii' fiom II o
1it ot f.rci.il rp'MiiN: tho ionlolnnl with
the friontl liiel.rst iminhet ot points will ho
Blicii it ilioiio of Ihf ii'iniiiiliii; ii.iuu.
ninl -n on IIiiihirI. tin' list.
KjcIi tonlrsliint tillinr In Kinio n 'peiid
rrwdirl, jnd .ilto lho.p who .-t'liil tin' lli-l
two MltnUiMiip-. will ho niion trn pel tctit.
of all money lie oi .he tuinl in.
Full particulars will be furnished all interested, including a list
of the winners last year with the number of ooints they secured.
Address HDITOR KDUCATIONAL CONTEST.
Tribune, Scranton, Pa
ALWAYS BUSY.
Our Oxfords.
Low in cut. Low in price. High in
quality. Ladies' from 75c up. Gen
tlemen's fiom $1.25 up.
Lewis & Reilly,
Wholesale and Retail.
fu
Scranton Business
I ( C i S S
HOTEL TERRACE.
l'.irior Hotel AirnninicwIiliniH iiiisiupisHil
f-pciiil hl;JIMi:iS It.VTI.S to pottiiaii in isui-na.
Oct llidii. Talilf Do ml.
w. 11. wiivri:.
Kellah & Harris.
M.ouif.irtiin'H of H.irno, .mil ilojltri in llnrso
Kiniiblilntr (iooil, 'hunks aiul 'Irorllns llms.
Itcpaiting promptly Jttcndrd to, Tcloplionc l!lli
117 Pcun iisenoe, Sir.inlnii, I'a.
L. SOMMAR.
I'mploji union men
niilltllns Conlr.ulor.
l.itlni.Uci ilimltitly
giicn
ncinoilelinc and rcptlrins a
spciially.
326 WASHINGTON AVE,
LACKAWANNA
UNDERWEA R STORE
Will fell-all lliclr umplci ol flno lmportcil
Madns Shirts for men at hOc: north il In -' JO
DAVIS STEAM DYE Co.
310 PENN AVE.
(.'oods tailed lor .aid ilclliered tlejnlng,
P.ieinj; .iml I'rrsalnsj
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. PHONC 373B
Golden Gate
Dininq Rooms.
fHf-l -Jicnt meal In I lie illy,
flic JtCdl I11.k1.t1t, M 00.
Sunday dinner a tpeiijlly.
Hcmc-iM I'ln I'ajlr.
244 ADAMS AVE.
W. A. HARVEY.
Mnili!- W'irin;- md t'lvlurei,
Klecltic Bell and Jclcpltuno Wotk
300 Commonwealth building.
J. B. WOOLSEY d& CO
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS.
Dealers in
Plate Glass and Lumber
OP ALL KINDS.
Kingsbury & Scranton.
lljiiufailurcii' Atmtj
MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES,
llislrkt AgcnU for
John A. tloililins's son, lu'i Ujio Itopo ami
Kleitrical Wire. (Jutta I'ciclia ami UuIiIkt Jlf0'
Ca.'i Ucltinsr, I'jil.lnsr, iloso and Mi'ilunlul
Uultier (ioodi. Kuoultou I'jiklni; Ijitir'i
Oil riotliliic Iloom 310 I'anli lil'lj
FRECKLES,
Moth, Tjn, l.inr siiols ami all pgiuciilai
diolotationi lomplclclj remoinl h m spe
ilal home trcatinci't. a"d Iho loiiiplvvluu
icndetcd ileal aid unoolh
HELEN BUCHANAN,
DcrnuloloeUt. '!- Wahiinjlon ic
SHOFF'S HAT FACTORY,
.III Spiu'o street, Nrai lloul Jcinon
All Hie new ht"U tor tpiin,- bilk, aio
now I" N-w "J' '4tla '" Older
VV. H. GOROON & SON.
II0110 shoeing and Concial BlatUinlllin;
Wagon and Cauiagc tluildme and ItuUUr lire
Idj. 339 ADAMS AVENUE.
Ims inaugurated its second bdu-
$1,000
1,000
1375
180
150
Ml siiliMilplicm mint In- pitd ' ."I"11"'
Onli -lew stilwiiheis will ho conntnl
llcneiidls Ity puioin liiiu lining wrtr on
our siii.fiiption ibt in Im lu Mn 11 will not
ho ueilllcil Iho hlhiint' will ini"llitc
rath MiliMiiptlon mil if lontnl iinsjntir n
mi w.i.i ti-irii's Iho light li rejfi t il.
No toitilri i .in lie iii.nlo nltu unlit lul
onie hitn uiiin
All Mihfiipl on-, untl the i ih lo p.i tin"
sunt' nnia ho liinilul in .it The 'Itihnif
olllio within the woel. in whhh ihev me i -innil.
si, tint pipits tn ly I to tnt lo Iho
.nhiiihii. .il nnt-c
Suli.t ripl litis niiHl he will ten on hi nisJ.
whhh (.in ho sittniil nl Iho Tuhuiie ollne,
or will In M-nt i null,
'Hit. 1 nnlet will ilto pionipth .it b o'(loi
Salnitl.ii oenir,;, Aimi-l 31, PJOI.
THE
People's Bank,
Alears Building,
Court House Square.
Capital Stock, $100,000
Surplus, - - - 25,000
Savings and Business Accounts
Solicited.
President
Vico Pros.
Cashier -
C. D. Jones
F. Reynolds
H. M. Ives
- - G.
DIRECTORS:
C P .It.iir.,
(j r. I'oiiiniiN,
'tlinm i, Spl 15111',
A 1 Hun' Ilium,
('. S. Wonluiutli,
. (.'. I'lilton,
l.lilintl O'lliiui,
M P. I'.utrr,
Slllllicl S, i,
T I Vim SI null,
. II V .11111 ill,
M. .1. lii ilt
THESE ENTERPRISING DEALERS CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
OF EVERY CHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
Brotherhood Wine Co.'s
Pine Old I'urtii, RurKiiiiilics, nnil
Miilornia I'dinil) 'Initio Only.
P. H. FRENCH. 408 CONNCLL SLOG.
Brescheus
Great F ire Sale
124 WYOMINQ AVENUE.
Nni V.ami On.
l'liio I'm a aiul .ill kiinU ot Ntikweir.
BRESCHEL C CO.
Scranton Laundry.
32S WASHINGTON AVCNUC.
Calls by Idepliono leic'io prompt .ttlentlon
WILSON c WASBERS.
Spectacles,
MADE AND
REPAIRCU.
"Ihal's all "
S, H. TWINING.
131 PENN AVE.
RLGULAR $0
PHOTOS ROR
$3.00
AT
CRAMER'S
311 LACK A. AVE
Hanlevs
'AKERY.
420 SPRUCE ST.
bucictsor lu
HUNTINGTON
u mako a fpenall of fine brctd tltilK
Ordru foi Salads, Ostcts, ('toqucttet, etc,
proniplly filled
A full lino of !.ic I'icaiii and 1'CJ.
GOODMAN'S shoe store,
.Noi at lis l.iikauaiitu ate,
SOUVENIRS GIVZN OUR CUSTOMERS,
WALTER E. DAVIS,
214, SIS, 2ia PAULI BLDG,
Attoincy-p.t'I.inv, Scmnton, Pft.
.1
THE MOST PALATABLE
.i.i.l llcdllifiil IK11 lit it is lirmrd, 'Ilie lit il
'.til 11 ot tin Niliuli, I liiiialtd ill Us I'mili
1.1 Pino S1I1I1I' lliu lli'n Hut initio JIiIujmI..
A. W. SOHRADER,
si union, l'.i
it nil Vleplii'iii
the scranton vitrified brick
anoTile Manufacturing Company
Makcis ci IMiliar lliKk, cli M II. Pile,
11. leial Salc Aent, (ilriit; B-"J Waliliii;ioii av.
M01U at Nay Au,', l'a.. I.'. A. W. V. It. It.
FINLEY'S
Summer Sale of
Table Linens,
Napkins Jowels etc
Scotch, Irish
and German Linens
For tin' pant tar we have been
telluiK Milt that llnetm were inlvituc
llitf In pi Ice, atlvlidllK' the irptonlttllllR
ol' oiip Hlock by puichiudnK n ilpily
lit ulilleii Ulon of thin advance. 'I'ho
lncietiM' lu price hn. come, l.lncti'l
liat roiio tip. The i No 111 prices
aniotiuiH in about twenty per cent,
above tluwo fotmeily iihUoiI. Wo
botiKhl heavy before Hie udvanre bo
diiu and aie in u position to pell you
linens at the obi pricey, as Ioiir an
piesent stock l.mlp.
Al iiOc, lnsUiail or (,")(.
1 1 lull l.lnen D.imaik, til! Inches wide,
full bleached, heitw welRbt and very
slirlttly cloth; itlso tSetiuan silver
bleaclied iJaniasU at Ibis Hitine pi lee
ti'. inches wide, soli llnlMi; sidentllil
value lor tlte inoney.
At $1.00 Instead or 81.25
Fine lilh Daiuask. "2 Inelten wide:
Kinss bleaclied, very tine linen anil
oNtta heavy iimlll , shown in it lnrfie
inline of Mm nl and oilier pretty dc
sipus; napkins to nintcb.
Al 81,10 Instead ol' $l.:!.
(ionium Silver r.leaeheil, " inches
wide, vei'V lii'tivv weight and dtnnblo
linen, williont Hie sliRlitest dichSliiK.
Wo can leionnnend tills linen with
greatest conlldeiiee for hntd gencinl
set vice.
,1-S Nankins, $1.:!.") Instead of$l..ri0
(.ienuau Silver lllcaehod, soft anil
heavy to the hand
Just the Napkin
flip evei v day use.
lino :li Napkins lu
patterns, fiom Jl.CO
Complete Hue of
Kieat variety oC
lo $10.00.
Towel H) cclal at 23c
nuok-a-P.aek Towels, estta larse
size, extt.t heavy vvoiRlit, Ktatiil value.
Fine Damask nd lliick-a-llaelv
Towels, in a Kieal assottinent, fiom
10 coins U)W,tul. Also ii full lino oC
line oinbioldoied Hed Spieails, l.ttneli
Cloths, Doylies, Center Pieces, Scarfs
Hte. 1
510512
Lackawanna Ave
X
pTXhonar
Merchant Tailor.
319 Lackawanna Avenue.
Allis-Clialmers Co
Sueees.sois lo Machine Husiness tit
DleUstm Miiniil'.iV'tiiiiiiFr Co., Scianlon
anil Wllkes-II.11 io, I'll.
Stationary Koines, Kollcts, Mining
Mac hinci.v, 1'ilinps.
Houses.
! !'
Guernsey
Hall
IS THE BEST PLACE IN
SCRANTON TO BUY A
FWO!
OR
ORGAN
Don t tail tiKinne and see.ts. greit i.iritiins
aiewaitinj, lor.voti
J.W.GUERNSEY,
PROP.
. 314-316 WASHINGTON AVE.
SCRANTON. PA,
In New (iiicnisev llinlilim;
1. Id 11. thl
riiutojinpliei
i
Qa
FOR
SALE
llt'i.l.ll.s ind m;
OS's of ill kind?
.tlft 1 Hoars ami
Puilditt. I .11 a
Ihieiiii lloltM
I l.ll'l'l I) a ml
(.IIOIHII.II at
2
I hil'li na
AH 1 1
ALL
DISEASES
OF WOMEN.
fpeiidlv lir
r. if lit.. 1, It.iniii I.
run (ilulie Hon
lltnito I In .' in p
III I Mll-Ult lltllll
fl.O 'Pll.llll ll-ll
M. T. Keller's
LaikiiiannaCama;''
Woiki.
HAVE YOUR
WATCH FIXED RIGHT
WE ARE SATISFIED WITH A SMALL
PROFIT.
BERNHARD, jeweler.
U I (l NNA M M I
EDWIN S, WILLIAMS,
CONTRACTOR, BUILDER
ROOM 2B coal exchange,
SCRANTON. PA.
THE SCRANTON UMBRELLA
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.,,.,
Wo ian tlic
Hrtnt
tioik of I nil'icllas. Tat
smiIi ami lljmlli'i. nc
alfi m.COM.It 11111nreU.11
aii.l pnoo-, and link"
IIhiii up piiiall ai kuOiI
a, now and .uaraiitec our
piiics Im lio loner than
all lmut 111 Iho c 1 1
Wt iiiuir all cut :ool
foi 0110 iear HILi; or
( II MUlr).
SPRUCE STREET.
313
fW
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