r '4 THE SCRANXOx TlUJJUNB-SATritDAV, .1ULX 0, JW01. Clje tcrancm riBtme rltllifil Hilly, Kfft Sun-liy. !' Th Trlb. un t'ublUlilns Ui'iipni), it Hll Ctnl t Monl'i. UVV S. UICII Mil). IMIIor. O. r. HYXIilX, lli.ltieii AUnigrf. it'tw Votk Olllici l.V) NifMii !. x. h nn:iAM, i-ute Astnt (of r'or'lcn AihulUiWf. r- KuUrirl at llic I'o.toflke nt N union, l'i., biiotil Llai Mill M.illft. Winn pnr IH I'ltmlt, llic Ttlliuno In alwi.w RlJil to print flic.rt IrttiMi fti'in In fttnuU !"' iiir on uit toplij, but ll nib' l tint tbrw inuU In' ihiiml, (nr imblii itlmi, I' tbe twltti a ffll name, ami flic- lumlllliri piiinlrnt l" ' ccptnnie l. that nil tuiitill.iillunt uliill be tulJct tn eilliorl.il rctiflon. mi: n.vr it 1 1: mil ami.hiimmi. 'Hi" Inlloulng tjlili' ulimta tbi' pi In pir Inih mli lu-rrlloii, fpiip tu hi" iwil wllliln fiie jimh linn nf !lillni;ntil I'iiII IHM'MY. I'ipii llpulinr 1'iwlllon l.m linn .VK) lmlir .'-'"'i "" I'm IpiIi'J ,2ii .2'. .'- mo .p. .it .i .tim " I ,lv"i .17 !"' ftvo I , .i(i,i .H lir unit of tliinl.., liiwliltlnin rt ontulnlnire mil lirihr iiirlbiiilnn In the tnlnr' f i'l rrt i-lnji Ii lillmiic wikM ft lotc ot S mil a Imr Hun (nr Cl.nlrtil Ailiulltlii: ImnMifil on I p u.iil. n TJiN PACKS. Si 'CANTON .iri.V li. VWI. 'I Iii-Klllt- to Imik li thnllKh till' title ' 'Ini tm nr I'Ulihi nfit ' was mi nils n inn r in Siuiiitiiii Tlic l.cston of n Threat. T l.i l'.V Nu iiif.iiiri fctMi'il tluil till' ( .if "linjix turn In iiiintnii of ll", ilt "I' tlli'lll will l' ICIllllU'll t'' lllnnlmntiili. It i iillto us pi lil" tlint tin- stifi". nnf"ii'in,o mi I i;o-lp tint lut v tnUi n i.in- nr In n K 1U lutril with lllc IcllliiMll lili'.l l'i ion have for tin lr pin ioi. Hie o t iI'lr-lniHMil In r.liuvlniinton ot tho ll I fl in iliritiK pun in -"ii i I In I'Ue.i ami f i .i n--i. litiiKhiiiitini wniilil pinllt lij tun h a cliit'Rr' uml Siintitnn wolilil not miKm. So Iiiiik as s-'i'i'iintoii In not In jur nl, Mpmo will lie no rati"!' for liii'iil oimiil ilnt at wlm lever lirtipllls in ly 1" fill In IhiiKliaintoii. I 'nt tlin f.u t Mi it a tlniMt of fpinov nl h.is iipicaii'il In pi Int. ciillsliiK hi ronnt'i Mnii wltii tlif Htci I woiltt' rr lin,it an liiipii w-liui to o nlii'iuul that Hoi. niton j In linril Mtult linlustil.ill, Minuli spur mir nnjiicyoil men to In. ore ihod Intoipt In Iho ilt'n fiiluro. Not nil Itliiney maile lli'lc can lie Kept lieif llor wotiM It lie lP.lMH.ahle to CXpei t till". C'.lpll it H llnllllll to Hl'Pk Ml" best IliNPStlilPlitH. hkiikIIpss of lo c.ltlon. lint Mipip N plllillu t-plilt eiloiiRh In Hi i anion. II nr 1 el, to il pop i-pleinllil new- oppiirttinltli ir hfiine Invi'xtment In h uineN to In rri'.iso the einploynient of loi.il l.ilinr nml swell I'oiiTxpoil'lliiHly Hie olinne of lm.nl liiislnesn. The Hi it !Jpp to Mils end numt lip the Pllllilllenee 111 labor pll'lles of ("C ritPinent .mil piejllilln'il feelliiR nf;.illl-t eniploycis, Cnplliil will nut nwt wheie dubs hip i.iNpiI .'iK.ilnxi It. Litbor Is Piitltlcil to Its Jimt ilmw hut must le.un to lemKiiliii' ih.it what cilpplos the city In which ll lles clip IiIpr itself ns -well Minister Wn appeals to have sntli fleil oioiyhoily by lilt Kotuih of .Inly efCoi t. For School Improvement. X MAXV lines bclilex ili.tt of ip. belllnii a'ilnsl the lyianny uf the niblu.iiy willli'ii p.iinlii,i- tions pnlillc nplnli'ii l,s ,nal, ciiiiiR lo the iiceii i.f linpiiivenieiiiM in the public M Ini iIm. ,Ve III. I notice In iitv papcis ut what I'minty Supeiln t, inlent X.iiinbio. ot .KianlMIn coiint.. lias boon h i.vIiik with iVIkoi ainl luit- DPtS Of II 1,1 1 Ri' plopol-Jloil nl the tt lmoKs ot toilay. In pi'ii Ise Hip- with what JMinniul I'laieine Sieilmaii lel-i the Tcachuts' .is-sui In: nui of ilientii Xi iv York n. few weeks iirh, Mi. Zuin- 1)10 -,tS tllilt the olil tittle books .1 (Hi lllPthoilS Ill.ule belter i-pelleix mill nmio of them than those ot the pas ent. untl that In kiiiiimii;ii Mie im hooks of toilny arc astl luleiloi to those uf a KonPtatlnii .10 in helping the pupil to 11 mantel) uf bis nun Jan. Fuiirp. Ainiln, on the ..ubja'ct ot sulmol li.nlpi.s Mr. Jumbio i-,i.s "the exiol lent fcclecllnns of the oMer buokK line btin siipplantpil by .1 lot of wIMiy waahy (.inn thai is posltivoly dlstai-tc. lut to u tun-Hive pi.pil," A.s onu of unr l'hlladclphl.i luntcni p iiatles icniaiks In ipkiuiI tn It, "thin If lut lllKciit and c.peileni.cd opinion, 01 mm ini; of iitlenilon." 'tl,i ic Is In Mime quailPis u cut lolls, fvipcistltloiis fcclliif," that It Is jank tit.iMin to ctltliNc "our Kieat fire s hnul s fctciii." In Its inception nml Intuition it was a icinaikublo nilvuui'r in what any other country had then attempted lor all the children In lis I'om.ilns. Looking ncioss nt what Ger many nt least has done for Its chil clnn, especially In the line of wise and ihoioiiKh m.iuunl tialnliiK- for the ji'iiiiR-, tho education of hand, eye und jbialn In unison looking also at what Sweden nnd Norway nre ilolnir In the same way with the "sloyd" systi m, It Is plain enough M1.1t we hae not kept up to tho Ideals of the fniindei.s of our public school t-jsteni. - huve milled I'lUicallounl frills and fads In profusion. We li.no multiplied high r.chools, Willi tho statement that "tho poor man's children me entitled to the best." while billing, In almost every Inige city, to pioWdo school room tnough In the piinuuy nnd Intermedi ate guides fur tho children who ought to lw fully pro Ided for there. When (iioipuhory bthool ucts nto not only fnactcd but olforts made to enforce them, then is made doubly evident tho lack of 100111 In rh lower grades. Pome cities tiy to make up for It by half ,day sessions for two sets of pupils. 1 tooklhg hack, ns County Superin tendent tfutnbro has been lolng, those who knew the pupllc schools of a gen eration HBO, when Micro weio fewer frills and much less talk and wilting about "child study" though much of the rcnl,' jirnctleal thing Itself know also that iNhat he says about tcKt hooks and methods of teaching are tor ject. What he has, especially tingled out, the deterioration of the methods of teaching the essentials of the English tongue, Is iueclsely uhat the uuthor- ltls of Columbia, Harvard and other unlicisltles have repeatedly dwelt up on, nnd whla Mr. Stcdmiin, speaking for the business men of the greatest city In tho I'nlon, nlso points out. Tlieto Is no tiso In leientlng nil this, ns Home nggilevcd exponents of what Is grandly Rtled "the new education" have set themselves to do In conven tion "pa tiers" ami otherwhetr. Every thing new li not good, everything old Is not Inferior, and sonic of the things "the new education" Is pluming Itself on are merely revivals of old methods that had been discarded slipped down from by tho "new" education faddists of an Intel veiling time. It Is u plcasiitp to note Mint occa sionally the Joker whose Idea of fun Is concentinted In the cannon cracker comer! to gtlef. Too many of this class, lion e it, escape dcsciwd pun ishment. Air. Schwab and the Churches. Ml!. I'MAItMlS M. Sl'llWMI. tilt! piesldenl of the I'nlted Stubs Steel 1 or pointloii, who not long ago stalled a llvol newsp.iiier dlsciis slon by telling young men that 11 col lege education Is not necessniy to suc cess, and they should not be discour aged If un.ible to get such education, Is being widely leported Just now In nuothei way. It tippcus that while willing to lontiibute to the election of new cliuich buildings he iliaws (he line at helping to pny 1 hurch debts, lie "has built 11 menioiial cliuich In Hind dm k, a church in I.oietto, and allied in.iuy new chinches, but when two of his old nml most esteemed foicnicn In the IMg.ir Thompson Steel woiks met him and he had gieeted them he said: 'No, I can't do It. 1 decided smue time ago to help no longicgatinn with old debts. Theie nie man and meny ot these cungiegalltins, ,ou know. 1 11111 quite sony In this case, but I cannot break m.i inle.'" How ever, he gave them Jl.wn to make neiess.uy n pubs cm the building, stip ulating that his gift should be ummI for no cither put pose. The full icport suit out fioni Itiiiililoik to some pipeis mijs that when the two went to their next 1 hutch meeting nnd ie polled, the amount of the long-stnnd-Ing debt was siiliM'rihoit at once. Is theie a inoi.il htctden awn lu that lui blent'.' Aceoidlng to Minister 'u the gov ernments of China and the rutted Slates lest upon the same foundation that tlie people aio sincielgn. Thrie sei ins to have been ronsldeialile dllll (iilty, lioweM'i. In deteiinlnlng who nie the people In the Flow cry kingdom. Weylcr nnd Kitchener. Till: etioelty of the Cuban "10 toiiceiitiado" tamps, wheie "Hutcher Weylu" Inipils oneil the helpless people, slli t 1 1 tin Ameileau nation in 11 way that has wiltten Itself In the woiM'.c hltiny l'leelsely the s.iine atioeity s belfg peilieltated by HillNh geiietnls In Poiilh Afiba Xnily l.fniil liner 11011 toinbitanls have died In such 1 iinips wilhln the twelMiuoiiMi. In the house of 1 oininoiis a foitnlght or mote ngo it was nllli Lilly stilted that timing the month of May theie bad died In those South A fi U 1111 "leciiin eiitiailo" camps nlnoty-sl men and women and .'lis . oll dicn. That "oul-lli mils lleiod" In the woik done bv Kllelieiiei mid aiologeil ful b l.oiil Itohcit. Will Ihlgland do nothing lo put 1111 end to this national dlsgi.it e" '"icnt t.oiiilon roi i spniiiiciicH en. Iliuves over ",1 new l'liganlnl'n young lliingail.iu by the name of Kebelik over whom T.uiitlon -oi ial nnd iniisli ul clnles, finni King Kilwtinl and tjiiten Alesandin down, nie In et slash's of delight King I'M waul at the Queen's ieiiiest ".-lent for the Anstll.lll nni bassadof and Mllollgh llllll inefelled .1 ii'.iiesi to the Kmpeinf that Heir Kebelik shall be evenipK d fl mil the mil I tn 1 senlie eeiy AuMiInn Is boiliiil to leudci .1 idpiest acceded to, of toiii.e, by Franz Josef." Ameiltn, we aie told. Is not to heai the wonder ful nuth, for at least two or llnee c.n.s tu collie. We shall all tiy to suiihe that announcement. To some poisons the chief rninprn sallon for the almost unbeatable he.it of .lul und August Is mi abundanie of lusi Ions ie.iches. Aeconllng to letteis sun i'ioiii I'li'oigln b .1. 11. Unle 11I10. nftu' ileinourtiHtlng that ('onnectleiit "nb.iiiilnneil farms" can bemndetogrow bum 1 peach ciops went to the South to cany on the same iiidtistiy, penchiis from Ocorgla wHI be sent 1101th in nbundnme thioughniit ,lu the Hist shipment to be made on the nail it holiday. The Maryland and Delawnie trull pioinlses well for August, the Xf.i .leisey flop, succeeding that, 'Hid the 1'oninftlcut llllll Is expected to f.iny the iii'rtth season 011 until at least the middle of Uitobei. Mis. li.illlngton lloolh has again ap peared in pi int to deny the minor that thti S.ihntlon At my nnd Auierl inn Voluntfeis will combine. She wishes It distinctly tindeistood that Mieie will be no Angln-Ameilcan alll nnte In Mils partkular caiiipalmi against Satan. SORANTON VS BINOHAMTON. Mitel ot The Tiibune - Sir: Why ehoulil the Drlmarr, l.iikamtini nd Wfsttrn oinculs ecn tall; ol icmin.il.' it injurri tu mil dors them biim, The lioUuirr, I.ickawjnnt anil Wrstrrn railroad lu.t ilune 111111I1 for Scranton, but e lue tlune rnoie (or II. We have bern a PrUnarc, l.jokin.uiM and West ern city. They (rrt about all IicIkIiI .iih yn efngcr tralflc Othfr kuiiI reaili are aniintu fur our buslneM If tlir mint, la thrm t.iko Hip ffienli eight acrri ul l.oni )jnd mnj liuiM a mlnlaure car (hopa. lliuut tucntj niciluniia would he all they could luinitli Irry h'u' uf our gnoii Sotanton nieihanlia mouM moe tlieri ami ilrlnk Suaipichanna river walei, or luircluiu It In bvltlci, 'truly ioui, . J. M, Kemmrrer. iiy, HER EYES. Tia Inn I loie her for her cyr 11 hat purr atari in hrairn'e akleat What iliill'i malice Ilea In t)tt Tu raik a loter'i hrait with earn In tli t 0 )imi auul tn alirer dctpalr; lo do it ilh a Iclililne air. And now ahe'a klxed and cone. For me. Her flmtrr'iitouth 'till aeema to bo The iwecleH thing ot memory. f-ne that peili.ip, I 1 ill to mind Urar tvonla llh her, dear houri, to find Her dcairit then, moat ileal, moat kind., rum the UuununUn by Leo H001. Cos! of Uisifing fh? Pan-flra?rican SO.MKOX1J nsks for nn estimate of leiy modcrato expenses nt the rail-American exposition. It cer tainly will cost no more than nn or dinal y lacatlon, ns In this case the necessity for n ew clothing does not exist, unless tho person Is In the pie dlriiinent of Flora McKllmspy. Shnit skirts and shirt waists, business suits and shit I waists, or the stylo most un Jo.icd, are lu vogue, line has no use for finery and silk hats, unless one Is going to visit f 1 lends, when it will be better to go licit ear. Thete Is an unpublished but noiet-tlio-lcss pie valrnt opinion that innni of the most charming homes In I tittTiilo have been opened to I'an-Amei lean visitors, lu self-ptoteetloii ngalnst 11 swarm of friends nnd 1 datives, who would set tle down on the devoted Inhabitants lu worse fashion than 11 plague of locusts. A great many people are icpcatliig this summer: I mrn not f r n funily tree Hut I uli'iiihl like to know If anv mil' tint's l.ln to me Hi-ldr-i In llulhilo, o Still It Is 11 little depressing, when you have planned to pny n visit to a long luglected Atlllt llllzilbeth .lane, or an iinieiuembered fourth cousin Itellndn, tn lecelve, after dispatching a t'-ntntlvo smt of letter, n neat Utile i.ml slitlng politely Unit Aunt Kllc.a bi'ih .laiii', "at the solicitation of ninny fi lends, has opened her house to n lim ited number of gmsts, who will, of cotiise, be only ueelved on Intioductlon by mutual ueit' ilnt.inces." 01 Mint dear 'oiisn Heliii'l 1 "Is so soiry, but she Unds It Impossible to huve the pleas uie of tho comiuiny of the lelnthcs whom she litis neier seen, as at the time ilcslgiintnl her house will be full of exposition vlsltois. I'othiips inter In the scisoii. etc., etc." Heine It Is that people who go to Iiurfalo ami llnd thenisi'lves hunted lu lellm I and loee Iv hoiiiiM. inmiel not 'i little that ips. dents of apparent position and means die willing to take guests Into their families who me lebited neither by the ties of blood nor dote tilPiidshlp. o As to llic cost, the following laten may be accepted as leiy inoileiate. In deed, niul yet such us will ptoiide plenstiie enough to brighten one's mem ory and biiviilen one's outlook lor yp.us to come, one inn't take many tides on "lied Jacket." the faiuous tally-ho coaih, which makes dully trips to Niagara Kails at the into of $: 11 seat for 11 loiind ttlp. line cannot go to see a bull light eiciy day, or be be guiled Into "Alt Xiiinbeig" eiery even ing for supper. Vet one iiiuy have a lery good time uml see a glent deal 11101c than nio.'t ilsltois cut do si e, mid all for the sum ol $li:.:'n. lleic .110 Mie Items. The amount, may be dec lib il ly lediicid If pmcl-loiis for two dns' luncheons me taken fiom home, us many do lake them, nml It p. 11 1 of one's luncheon is pin chased outside the gates, to be eaten nt noon. In one ot the many conicnlent places for a pic nic: I'lll'llljl rviiiMion thket $ 0 01 Inn ii'!inl..kin 2 01 Midi! it J hi) Slim 1 lie 1.11c , 7a bi'iluliiL-, .'in icnts .1 night, on lln ikl.i-1 t i.i l.lllll IlililH 1 'J,! niniiiH i ,, It tut ii Hi kit limn Xlasara I'ulla by tiolliy .'al l.ilil a T'eople who make their plans to go to the exposition In September may llnd that they have gained something In coolness, but h.lle lost in eiowds nml pleasant clonings. The days may be lather wmiu now In this extiemo weather, but tin v do not couipaic with nlmost nnv othef itv lu the eouiitry for dlscoinfoi I. Put lust nice, cm Mnn dn 11 I1I1I1 wns n leennl breaker nil over the rnltcil Slates, the highest tempi ratine 1 cached in Hutf.ilo wns s degiees, while It was lnj ilcgiees In I'hll.nli'lphl.i und H7 In Seianton At 11 a. 111. Tuosdnv It was only ,f, ie gifcs. At night the thermometer ill ops with Rient lapldlty, ami It Is not nt all unusual to see women lu thin di esses going about at S o'clock on the espo Kit Inn grounds with their .boulders swatlip'l lii neiispnpe i-s or niiythtug pIp which inn be obtained to keep away the cold bieezes fioni the lake. .Most men pi oxide themselii's with light oieicoats, nnd by September iheu tho dnjs me shoi It r, It Is piob.ible that the eienlngs nnd the miignllleent lllti inlnntlons will seanely be us eiijojablp ns in August, when the long, sweet twilight? and Mi" gnigeotis sunsets inuke such 11 liausiendnntly radiant plctuio. No where else in the world can the plitiup be ptpsenteil, for theie Is only one Nl.1g.11n lu this tuilvcise of outs uml In no other spot can the power for such nn eloetilenl display be ptoduced. When over this wondeifiil city with lis opal Mots and strange i Ich mchltect llte. Is spiead the lopes of diamonds and rubles as night ciecps up fiom tho voter, the luiagliiatlon, tired to n touch ot t h II t linn, sees n the 1I0I of 1 nlor mid light, but 11 tr.iusiusion of the rain hows 01 er the lloiseshoe Kails held '.is I lu thrall during the emly dink ihss to blir.e again above the eternal spi.O us the sunshine bleaks upon tho r.ur. li lt was my Intention to speak In this nrili Ie 011 Sargent's pictures In Sec tion II lu the Art (ialleiy. I'.ut brief mention can be made of them nt this time. It Is enough to say that they me among the best examples of this gi'. it Atueib'iin artist's woik. Tho ! naturally losls flist on the full bngili figures In the center of the gioup, llfo.syo nnd wnlklug toward oil III their yachting costumes. They me the poi Malts of Mr. and Mrs. I'liflps Stokes und lppioseut the for mer ns slightly behind Hie lady, who. In her white dm k gown, with sailor lint lu her hand, Is a ilguio startllngly nllve, her lips slightly apart ns If to speak, and the smllo In her ejes. o The portrait of Mis. 0. K. Inches Is a sumptuous thiee-fiunrters picture, peculiar In composition mid treatment, but clear nnd wonderful in tho purity of pointing. The portrait of Mrs. Saint (lindens' boy Is (mother typi cal plei e of Sargi'iit's woik, while tho two little Venetian pletnies Illustrate, his versatility. Near this group me the I.utluop plenties, grey lu tone, misty, soft. "I'nder the 1 1111" is one Mint Ktnmgly nttincts people of fae tldlous taste, Mr. Joseph Albllght Is much Interested In these plctuies und will probably have Home of them In his own gnllery. There Is too much In Mils great section, and Mie other must go 01 cr to unotlier day. -H. C. I. SURE OF HIS PAY. From the Atlanta rorulilutlrm. People who are CQiuUntly cxilalmlnc (hit "The dull Ii to pay" Iom) blcht of tho fact that he I is a creditor uho Mill wait. 4 fr fr & $ b $ 4 fj SCIENTIFIC SALAD "Inaccurate Vnottleilne ii a iliimrruiM thing. fi In all thituta id m lie an.uritf." Itrailera ct the fblu) would rjreallv aid me In my tak bv aauinir ipirili),ii (nut teirt. aarlly for piilillmtion), wlmli if poiblu will Ie anawernl In full in an -irit ii i- f lie Weekli S1H1I and Mielr rrrnnl ni mmvlfUet Iminnllatpl lij mill .Ml iiHi inintininli 1 tlona niiut, lumeirr, aa 1 'Per of coi'rae, heir the txrllrr'a mrml iiiim aid a Mi at a cilherwlv ttipy .annul bo liken into ten Mention Milk In Hot Weather. AltKCI S'll.l imunl npnrl of Hie Mi.nhu Nlla atlte In ml nl I,. .illli ulna fume III' liri-atliiK Itifoiiniiloii HK11I1II11K mill, prrarrtiititui. Of Hit unipln exiitnliiil hj the at He .m.iljalt ll.il pir t nt. w.'ic fi uml to bo nilultir.itnl llm l, lo tulit 1I11 a 1 1 .. n.illvi. of iliow tlilittin tillt lllli'd liull.U III III, tlilic l.lllinll.llc nl h1 .nui b fir tho lirir.r pmiliiit, ritt.t Hie fiiimlilr lutli'. i:pniiiiitita Hindi lo lit the llm it Ihmp lline MilxtitinK .i initk pipai'mlbia gin- n mlli nil. nun Ii lu f.nur nl r,.nn il,l li;,le 'Hi,, milk 11111I1 tic.iliiir il,p ii,t m.h ki'il at tin- Inn I'iritiiii' of tin' I.iIhimI. ri (itmiit .til iliqin'a I'.l'i linlii ll;. Milk to whlrli one part rf aodiuui cutirnili' ti l'V! piirla of milk hnl Imph adilnl nmiliu'l ant fur unit two il.ia. 'I l,o aiuiple In wlmli buriih' .Kid ami Ikhii mie put to ,M i eldi'l, kiit irniil four data, while milk unit uiinix fiirilllttlilijele elllf cilll put tn 5.11O1I if m II, IiiimIiipiI Mtnt tin and onp lull ilea, and a lur Hit r aamplt', ulili iluulili the .iiiwunl 1 1 1 uiiialdi' little (line put In 2,'iaij liiuillud iitniinlliil fur till titu ih.ta. MI11 tin r or tint furm itdi hydi Ii a limnful ina. n.iiiti' lomiliia u . nn iUfliuii, but il idiniild In- linn nilu ml Hut the nst if .m.t fuuiati fiilil 1I11.1 In milk, prisurtatltc m utliriwl.p, l IIIi-'jI Milk ilealm 11 1,. ftUl ,, 1,, M,M, l, tlic Mlli'm of urfrt.illtn tint linn pirpiu liiiiw i.iiin. .1 lio (,u,i,,l in milk l.r iii.iin. .. Iho iiiiiiiifiiluiir eif .1 liririly uul pinnuili,. kiiuwii in "I ri riiiic," a unl, ooluilni nt f iitul ilelnilr, inikea the fulhiitlii't ilitun. ul lu lea ( r ' "Lir-.: "It l nut an .uliiitcunl. It tin mull iti b tn.ipur.itM, eo Hut nu traiu ,f it 1.111 be fuiilnl, ,n foun aa It lua irivliiitl all the l.u titli lnpit. No itiuiihal analtnii un plnti' l luc-fllio ill III,' milk." Ita en- fa .ilso ililnud lit tho iinuiif n lurrr to br In tu Hi i,il tn tho IumIiIi ol Inline, limit of th"iii luce btin "Mtcd fiom likma and etui ilulli l.y 1 lil.ral tm nf I'lrcninp' In Hie milk." 'Iho fait la that i i i.v flmple test will aliiw the iricnn of tl. inircat ti.no tf forniil ihlije (imp put in no.malj is wtll known to tin; ililry tUiul't. Sleep nnd Ventilation. M.iiiv nnii, run tlniap ni 1 ut uiiod to brlnj nil (f (linns nil do. 1 1n 11k 11 nuia-jit whin nlcht 1. 'inn tu ahitl ociv winduw. Ilea Ii a nry trrniiiiiin Idcj, Dunns the Inm; Imuia I hf lilnht, whin ull the' dnuia .no ii,,ea-iril.i i.hliuiil In bt ritn, jiiirly pell uir la mideel tlirnuich thr v. Ii'hIuw. siunii pr.ipte ,o (t ij 0, p nuirp ,m,Hj if tin wlndut i, it, Tin. !, ,mt,i thu Ibi'ii alup Is bonier, lint at tin smio linie.lt la Mil m nli.".!iln,; is If Hh', ppt In pur, 1 ill. n lilllill ijlbiuiii .uld gaa belli'; ,uei fl.1,11 the liinsa in a like rt liluutle In a 1 1. M innni Me all kniiw Ih.w uliepj and lit.it we In I In .1 iruwdiil 1 Inm Ii, iiuutrr or finiiit rimn. Hpm Hie wlniluw at the I. p lime tin ti il.it h hi iiiliul it will irrldnly U- iiintitiiKd uiia tinned tu sltiplm; In 0 fnh loom, urn. fitli auliu tateil If I liv winduw la il. ted. Uoo of Oxygen in Balloon Ascension. H ia Mill kiiuun Hut Hie iiiepli ilmn uf ext.m lua piniililisl .iiiun.iule In 11.. uid tu luikhla win re 1 tn ir Htm tumid hate 1 1 uii-iti hid tliy 1I1 1 tilled at. m ..n tic thin .or uf tin. hlali rivlmia. 'llm ..Mum t,,,n, , , H.n.u. , u tul held tu tin 111. nth 11 ( iili 1, 1 p(iu out lli.it tliU HH'IIm-I of liiaplnitiiin Hinii.'li Hi" iii'.iuli la iiul uiile nn ..tin nil nl. hut umiti.l.i. lul.i, ailur wi 111I11111II1 luealhi' lln.uuli il nustriN. iiayuiii lie.illiid tluuujh lln niuiiili tills Hit- bin ml latllt, il i., true, hut la ntiiii 11 j.'iliil U..ie 11 11 41 Iks tin llllia, "Inn II I w.inti'il. He lua ihtivd a aitutile .ippiiatiia Ml. Mi Utif..lli ellnliM l.o-lil s Ullllf lllllll l 11 lot till III ill IW llld II rlulthl lii ill lilllill ll use 111 a' 1 lislulH lii kliat heights nib .111 ,i paiaiua .1 iiImi iiiv iloirabb In tli.'-i 111. uf Wrfsiini; iiis.,c.,s whirt- Hie hiait aitiun bis he I'liiti mi i.enh .ia tu t lira il, 11 ihaili, in whlih mli iln 11 11 "f i.vtu. n ia fiuuuitly imuitul t' w Mil Xelt Inm Hi il 11 iiilla. Expeiiment to Piove That Mnlailn Can He Caused by Mosquitoes, III Hie III il i-li Ilulli il I.iiin. il l .1 v . 'J i, I SO, p 'll'l, ll ll.. 'I ll (lulls lln u I 'Infill lll"l II I ll nil in I. ( ii. li Willi liulil i if ,iri lilillif.il.ii unlit iiluiil In in nn ul inf. ilul iiius.uiluis lilitiifht Hum tlilt. all .I ti.. d i ills ut Hie ..I. m n. illi.li lulu.; i nihil uut Willi m nt) luus . 1. 1 in .a and u.nti.l. In Minion's sun, .1 h. ililn linn, -'I ,mii i. i i. Id, who li.ul in. I ii-iJmI in i malarial lis illi.t miih ihililliuial, xiluiilnieil .11 .1 Mlhjei t ful the t pil iiui'tit and auhuiitlid uu llil.i' iniai.iuiia tu Hi" Idtis if In. uiiiiiliil and irifiittd liiuviiii. us, wliii ih, i.miIi (nil will, n .1 fite dita ul Hie tliinl Iiiihk ul iliun 1I1 na. h 1 i. lie atiiiptuiua uf Intl. in uulariil litu .iii. 111 .1, li'.'llllir Willi .1 pIKIIUP ut till I. UU -.. liilllij p. r.ialtua in tin MikhI. l.'diif waa pii'iupili if. tiirdul b.t the idliiinlslijl 1.111 uf iniiiint'. Mini1 11 ul . itHtiulia an and tu ti.ite lmu nude fu Vu I'll, un .1 path lit lu lltdletue hurpil il, will m luiitttlfd ful tho purposra uf ttiu ck 1 liiirnt. Copper Production of tho Wotld. 'II10 totul output of cepptr in pan) wis si,i)-l tuna, aeulnat I72.SII 111 If). 'Hit, piudiau u ol dilliuut tuuutiici waal pao is'fi I'lillul klalea -H'7a7 '.I.'. 'iV, -..un and I'.iilus.il .i..7i ...'.lus .lupin 'J7.s!i ', ilu (hill '.-. il ) V,,ii Ami mill , ii,i "7.iiio Mniio l,Ujtl l'i,l.,l (liiliuiiv 'J I.I 10 'Ji.luU The I nllid -I itsa pruduiea about 3 per mil. uf the tut il uulpul, Tlio World's Piocluclion of Silver. liming the p.it ten rara tho titter proilmt uf Hip wurlil lui bctn as lullawi (111 l.llusi.uni uf '.',.ti Bjiiiidtj! Ml.. 1"1 I.-JMI.KI) 1": 1.7 'nam I 'i. , l.ivi.iam l"l ;,, imi.i 1 ! 1 1 , ,1, 1 1 1 11 a 1 it'jl! 1.s;uin IV17 , .l.i v 1,1 n 1 1&"5 1, .1,11 mm iv.l , 1,1 11,11 n IjOiJ J.lix.U'l llio pioduct cl 1C&1 ui Kit I'lilled Mates l.-i'imi Mesieu 1,7 'I mm luatralii I'uiimi tjilitr luiintiUa I.im.imi Machines in Agrlcultuic. lu l.Vi ii ruiuiipil 111 1 lii! atei iai hmr h un. .lid thiit.t luiir iniuutPa uf the limn of a lalmni lo du I lie pli.iuluiij. hiiiuwini;, 1 iiliit.iluu,, a Hat wint lo tie prudiieiiij tf a hieln I it Indian iuiii, aini lln pi In uf Hut lalior w.n ui.ul 11 11I1U ell lln atiiae. ludt.t luithiiu luw 1 handed luiiilitluns Tbelr ttit lua 11 din id Ihu ntifvary lime of the laimur tu almut Hunt imir iiiiiuitia ami tho ul ul it lo .ilunit lu'j nuts 'Iho waKta aie, huwtii'i, nun la lu mr in w than in l"Vi, In Na tho 1I1111 iiiiiiii 1 tu ptudiiLP 1 nil liiiilu 1 tf win it wa otir lline huura, it ia In.'.v nbuut tin 1nl1111l1.1i Hip 1. .t Ins lmu ir iluit'l Ilulli unr 17 tfiiU tn aUnn .Inula llifurp thu lnlliilllilli.il uf tn.it liiiit tin lmu diluted to piudiii lnir li.nh liiy waa .il.. hi iliui.t tlic and urn 1 ul If liouia; it ia nuw 1 let, 11 uid euedialf hi lira. In 1'ifl tho dirieeponillni; iu.,i wa nui Mj It la nuw almut $I,'.KI. 'Ihoe and many olhcr coniparlauna ul tho fort arc lu be (..und in a re polt by Mr. 1 Minis printed by Hie dipaituicnt uf agikultuic in Uj.liln.jtcn. A Now Species of Mountain Sheep. Tho Nov York Zooloaltal nuricty has iricitcd from llawaou lity a (linp nf an ahsoluttly new fpcrloa, It la tuld to I c w Krlklrgly dlilerent (rem all nlhei theep known that lla tight to ii. tltiu dUtlmtioii cannot be tliaputed. Director llomaday haa tinned It Otla Fannlnl In honor ef ttuator lannlnl, of I In I'lmlmial Mu-fiim tf llrillsli (Vdiinild 1, lta head, neck, hrraat, ah hi. lmu and inldc q( the liirrlrga aru anon t.nlle In (olor. while the etlur pnrtlnna ol lit lily are biuwnl'h lira, gltltnr ll the appcaianic ct btin? intricd with a gray blinket. In the Muiiillke ifskn it la called a "aadd'thaikxj' ei "piebald" thi p. Eoflnltlons. nt'eIS't:S lo Rite n ilrllnllliin of ImalneM w Mild be tain, lfaue nf Iho t iriuua apple iliona uf tho word, but Iho follimlnit cuellcnt lulea frr bui'neaa 1111 aenc tu define it 111 the gtiicial i nc 1. lino a ilefiillo aim. 2 lb) atialadit for It. 3. Keep etrrlaatlnrsly at It. I. Matter all defalk S Mnaja know moic than ou are enpeeted to knr.w. f Itenieiiil.er lliat illffidillbj art enlt made In Ie ot en nine. 7. Treat fillurea as stepping alunea lu fnttliir efToit. . Neier pul our liand out furthr than ton can ilriiv It Inek. ti. It llmea lie bold: alttata pitidrnt ID Hie mlnorlli rflen beit the milurity In the tiiil II Merit la the fride maik til uneeaa. li l.lahn welli annttr i iulliui.1.1 ; dulde prninptlf. II. I'neerte by all meana In jour power "a wt. ml mind in a found bodv." II llonpily tieatra lla own almophere IS I neig.i and drlennliulloii uro the lctcra tint Itiitp Hie world, in Take time fur reiniltun and stoH cter 'liiiliilni; of tin mind and budt tail Suler, 51 l To Wage Earners and Others of Moderate Income Do not spend your money foolishly bccntiM. you have so little of It. but save ulmt you can fiom month to month and Invest it In .oniethlntj that "III multiply many fold. The mil llon.'ilie.M of this section ticie laboring nn 11 .1 ijeiicraMnn nso and they pur Mieel thin couri-e ithlle most of their iiiiiii ndei bliv It all In. The prti dent oiii-H f.,iu that fuel wns .1 Rood tlilnu. that the world hud to have It. aid thy hntiRht eo.il laud, a llttl" at a Mine as thry could si.ire It. and ll ban made them ileh, and their fami lies Hie and 11 111 Hie In the preatest eonifort, while the descemlants of Mich Impiudent conundes aie labor ing as their fatheis did for day) Mil Kef. Kee-p this object Ic-snn In mind. The oppnitunltles of that eailler time iverc In coal, today i enter oppoitunl tlcs exist In oil, ithlch li fuel ln a 11101 e concrete fm 111 and Is inpldly supplantlm? coal, be nitse it is easier and (henper to mine nnd handle, and N, besides belnK n moie ecoii'imlc fuel for nil bit ire containers, proflt n ble for a hundred other iii.es. The oil of C'allfoinla Is fiirnMiliiK that slate with cheap fuel, for the lark of iihleh hei pioijiess has 1 ren woefully ictniib'd The entile Pacific coist 11 III roniiimc oil ns n fuel, so that the demand upon the oil field' nf rap foinla Ik unlimited. California oil lelinets ii 111 hold the markets of the fin K.ixt nnd of the west roast of South Aniet lea. It It plain to be seen that the oil flebH of California will be the soiliee of Inc nleiitable wealth, far beyond ulmt the coal mines of l'e nnovlvnnln linve been In the pat. All t pouch t ful tivii can see that tho tblmr to do now to make money Is to buv the shares of conf.e1v.uI1e, je putnbly liiiinnKed nil companies hav Inir laiKe holdings of undoubted oil lands M'ciued nt low prices, and only irqiililiiK ilevelopinent to become the sotuce of inninouR levenues for rhoi'linlilei". The lf'inr COAST A Nil TKXAS oil. COM1WNV has In the most im portant oil fields mannKois of nblllty and Intepiltv and of the highest prae. Ileal (nullifications for their business, and the sli.ues of Mils company are today, without doubt, the best Invest ment obtainable. These shines would be cheap at Iff. but nie selllnp: for the time beltiK nt L'Oe per shine, to pi nemo mnnev to bore the Hist wells. The pt Ice Is sure to ndvance rapidly to keep pare with the developments on the cnmp.in.v'.s hinds and on ad joining hinds. The market value of the lands Is constantly ndvnneltiR. Do not del. iv making an Investment ln this htoek. As to Mie value nf tills oil ptopeity and the character and nblllty of its iiinntiRcrs this company irleis, h perinli-slon, to the piesl dent of Mie Ilio.idway llnnk nnd Tni't conip.inv. of Los Angeles, c.il. For p.11 tlculiirs collect ring this in vestment apply to tho INYESTMENTand FINANCECO Room 1, Dimo Bank Building, Scrnnton, Pn. OI'UN UVUNINOS. ALWAYS BUSY. Our Oxfords Low in cut. Low in price. Hlph in quality. Lndies' fiom 75c. up. Gentlemen's fiom $1,20 up. Lewis & Reilly Wholesale and Retail. P.J. Merchant Tailor. 319 Lackawanna Avenue. Binghamton Privah Training School lor ncrtnu. Da ktanl and Ileal Mule Club then Manual 'lijimni, l'liiral Cullure, ccdlcolk, MiiaU, Itindrii.'arlrn, Attiiula. Hon. Open )rar loiind. Circular. I'nccj moderate. S. A, D00L1 rTl.ll, 2 l'alrlcw Acnu. J Who Wants $1,000 Scholarships For the Work of a Few Weeks. The Scranton Tribune offers an exceptional oppor tunity to the young people of Scranton and North eastern Pennsylvania in its second great EDUCATIONAL CONTEST The Special Rewards: Scholarship in Lafayette College $1,000 Scholarship in Swarthmore College 1,000 Scholarship in Stroudsburg Normal School 675 Three Scholarships in Scranton Business ' College, $60 Each 180 Two Scholarships in Scranton Conserva- i tory of Husic, $75 Each 150 $3,005 U.ich contestant failing to secure one of these special rewards will be given ten (to) per cent, of all the money he or she turns in. K. 11 Th" tint two srliolarfliipi do net Intlnd" rnealj, but the eontMta.nt iteeurlnj there ttiit In' citrn ten (III) per unt. of all the. money lie or tho turns in to The Tribune, to amlit In fajinu thu expense. Mere is an opportunity for some nmbitiotis young people to nnrn lt linct "nllie oilnc n tinn withnnf :i crrrv-if .nmnmit of ("ffnrl and it is an opportunity that may never be repeated. The Trib- (1 line may find the returns much less than the expense and would I then be unable to again make sucn generous oilers, such a con dition will be The Tribune's loss and the contestants' gain. There are many young men, and young women, too, who would be glad of an opportunity to "work their way through col lege," in lact, the presidents of these institutions are deluged with applications for ihancesof this kind. Here the work for an entire course of four years can all be accomplished in three short months, and an education that would cost in cash $1,000 is assured with out further outlay. Parents should urge their boys and girls to enter the contest and work for one of the special rewards. One of the eight is within the reach of everyone who really tries. Send a letter to The Tribune for full particulars, including handsomely illustrated booklet. Address, Editor Educational Contest, Tribune, Scranton, Pa. THIRD NATIONAL BUI OF SCRANTON. Capital $200,000. Surplus 5525,033. United States Depositary. Special attention given to nt'SIN'KSS, PERSONAL and SAV IXGS ACCOUNTS, whether large or small. Open Saturday eveuiugs from S to 9 o'clock. VV.M. CoKNtii., President. Hlxrv Biun, Jr.. Vice Pres, W.M. H. Pi.ck, Cashier. Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Screen Doors, Gas Stoves, Window Screens, Hammocks. 325-327 Penn Avenue. A Second-Class Cily with a First-Class Stock of Cut Glass,, Sterling Silverware Clocks, Etc. Suitable for Wedding Gifts. Mercereati & Connell, 132 Wyoming Avenue. i i fen an Education I FINLEY'S Mid-Summer Clearance of Seasonable Merchandise Experience teaches us the necessity of. cleaning up all resi due stocks at the end of each season, To thoroughly and ef fectively accomplish this in the most ex peditious manner we have placed a clear ance price on every item of merchandise of a suminerish char acter, and cut the price so deep that we feel assured our ex pectations will be quickly realized. To make this sale still more attractive we make a general re duction throughout the entire store, offer ing an unusual op portunity to secure reliable Qfoods much under actual value, 510512 Lackawanna Ave Allis-Chalmers Co Successors to Mnclilno Business of Dli'Krttm MaiiulactuiliiK Co., Scranton ami WllUi'd-lMirc, Ta. Btntlonary i:nslnc3, Boilers, Mining Machinery, I'umjis. ' I h 'i
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