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THE SCRANTON TKIBUNE-FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1901,
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APPLICATIONS
NOT NUMEROUS
TEW OF THE CAR BUILDERS
ASK TOR WORK.
About Thirty of Them Formally Re
quested to Be Ro-cmployed, find
Only About Twenty ot Them Hnd
Their Request Grinned Company
Hnd About a Full Force of Hands
When tho Strike Wns Declared Off.
Totnl Loss by the Strike Over
$400,000.
Le.s
NORTHERN ITALIANS PICNIC.
nnd
Address by Judge Carpenter.
Dedication of Flngs.
The Kni'lrty of Northern Italians eel
chrntrd Its llrst anniversary yesterday
wltli ii picnic in Wiihler'H ki'ovc. An
address by JiiiIkc J. W. Carpenter, tli
dedication of two beautiful silken flans
-Anierlrnn and Italian and lltcworks
In the cwnlntc wio amoiiK tho fe.i
ttitos of the ilny.
Previous tit thi pli-nlo tho Koclety
inairlied tlinmuh the lenlrnl city
streets, headed by the Moosltt band. In
carriages weie hIIIvpih of the society,
escorting .InilKe Carpenter, nnd n score
of little Kill carrying American nnd
Italian llab's.
CAME TO NAY AUG PARK.
than thirty nppllrittlons for
.-u n. iVin n,ir kIioiis wete filed 'es
terdnv by the rx-KlilkorH, and led
than 'twenty of these wete Riven fin
ploy ment.
Oeneral Foreman Smith was Riven
Instructions by Master Car llulldur
f'anlleld not to take on men nny fas
ter than they weie needed, and as
there was not loom for many moio
men than the company already had,
the last ten or twelve who filed appli
cations hail to be ttlineil auay. They
were told, however, that they would
be t-ent for as soon as there was
place for them.
When the strike was declared, there
were 74'i men at work In the Pcrnn
ton shops". Those who went on strike
numbered fi6J. Of this number. K,2
had returned to wotk before the strike
was declared off, nnd. while the strike
was In piocress, the company hired
between 20 and .",00 new men. practi
cally all of whom are still lit work.
This leaves th simps with nearly Us
full complement.
IIOOM Kort MOKB .mi:n.
After thlncs et stralRhlened out a
bit, I-'oieman Smith snys there will
likely be room fur a number of the
old men who have made applications.
The eomptny Is not, as some mlglit
siippo-e. way behind In Us cor repair
ing work, Foreman Hmlth says, and
there will he no Rrcater activity now
that the strike Is declared off than
thrte has been for several weeks past.
It s claimed by the company that the
Prmntnn 'shops were the only ones
working short-handed to any appre
ciable extent for a month past, but
the shortage In help here was over
come. It Is nssertid, by sending work
tu the shops at Buffalo and Dover.
It is quite likely the majority of the
tluee hundred or more Scranton
Miikors who staid out to the finish
will not seek employment with the
Lackawanna company. Mnny of them
have already secured woik In other
places or taken up some new occupa
tion. It is safe to estimate, though,
that fully one bundled of the strikers
will bo out of jobs.
total NfMnrcn ox strikk.
The total number of car builders
who wete on strike throughout the
whole Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western system was about l.SfiO,
striking an aveiace between the
claims made by either side. (ieneial
Foreman Smith says the aveiage
wages of a car builder, taking in all
the departments, is about $J a day.
The "itrlke began May I, bete and in
Buffalo, and May '2 in Dover. Allow
ing for the men who returned to work
at different periods between the be
ginning and ending of the strike, the
estimate of the loss in wages suffered
by the strikers is $:!00,onrt. More than
half this loss is sustained by the
Sot anion men.
What the earning capacity of a car
builder Is for the tonipany N not fig
ured out, but it is considerable, of
course, and whatever it Is, It foims
the basis of the los sustained by the
company In a pecuniary way. Upsides
this, the company loses hugely from
interfeienco to its business and accord
ing to President Truesdale's own state
ment a lo;.s of $1,000 a day was sus
tained In l?cianton alone by teason of
the company's belief that It was neces
sary to maintain a guatd about its
property. The guard was keptup for
nbout sixty ilas.
All things considered, thp actunl pe
cuniary loss entailed by tho strike Is
not far short of $100,000.
Liederkrnnz Annual Excursion.
The Scrnnton Liederkrnnz will run
their annual excursion to Lake Lo
dore on Monday, August 2fith. Many
special attractions are offered for tho
day. The ball game, tho fat man's
lace, tlv boys' race nnd the tug of
war will be full ot Interest.
The repeating of the prize song sung
by this society at the Pan -Amei lean
exposition last June will be one of
the features of the day.
Special trains leave Scranton at R 00
and 10.13 a. m. the train leaving here
at 12 o'clock makes connection at Car
bondnle there will also be special
trains from Carbondale and Hones
dale. Tickets good on nil trains.
Price of tickets: Adults, 73c; chil
dren 40c
Over
Two Hundred Excursionists
Here from Fnctoryville.
There was an excursion from Fnc
toryvlllp to Nay Aug park yesterday,
which was attended by over two hun
dred of the icsldents of tho Village.
They ciiiiip by the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western road In the early
nioinlng, and after n pleasant day,
spent at the park and In sight-seeing
about the city, returned home at S
O'llork
The exclusion was conducted tinder
the auspices of the Methodist Episco
pal iliurch of Fnctoryville.
CLEANING OUT
SPEAKEASIES
POLICE DEPARTMENT IS AFTER
THE LAW-BREAKERS.
Within the Lost Few Weeks a Num
ber of Arrests Have Been Mndo in
the Dlffctent Parts of tho City,
and tho Lieutenants Havo Been
Directed to Seo That tho Speak
easies Aro Stamped Out for Good.
Those Who Defy tho Law.
BASE BALL AT THE PARK.
Southard's Team Was Defeated by
Tho Brothers' Team, of Flttston.
Southard's team and the Hi others'
tp.im, from Plttston, plaed a lively
game at the pnik yesterday afternoon,
which w.ik icplefp with errois, hits,
runs nnd shaip fielding. Several of the
regular plaets weie unable to lie pres
ent, and It was necessary to MibMltute
amateuts, who assisted In losing the
gamp. Tho Scianton team lost the
game In the first Inning, and made a
bold attempt to recover themselves In
the ninth, but It was too late.
Ciilroy, formerly of Dickinson college;
Oolilen, of fieoigetown, and Toohlll, of
MUhlgan university, were In the game,
but did not M-t, the grass on file by
their work. The detailed score is as
follows:
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The police department U nt present
engaged In a crusade ngalnst t-peak-easier.
Director of Public Safety
Wotmser Is determined that every
speakeasy In thu city shall be wiped
out of existence, and Superintendent
lloblln, acting under his Instructions,
has notified the lleurcnntitR In charge
of each precinct to do their ulmnnt to
bring alt Violators of tho liquor law to
Justice.
Within the past few weeks there
have been over a dozen "speakeasies"
raided In North Scrnnton nnd nearly
as many In West Scranton, while tho
proprietors of two places In South
Scranton have been arrested. Ordeis
have been Issued to tho lieutenants to
promptly re-arrest nny person who,
after conviction, again resumes busi
ness at the wine old stand.
The "speakeasies" which aie now in
existence in this city are all run be
hind closed doors and every effort Is
made to keep their location secret. The
dny of tho wide-open unlicensed
saloon, with a "wine and1 liquors" sign
boldly Haunted before the cye of the
pnrsersby, are over, nor are theie any
more places purporting- to be under
taking establishments or hake-shops In
existence, as far its Is known.
A large percentage of thoise who still
petslHt In defying the Inw by selling
Intoxicants without n license are old
people, too feeble to do hard work, or
cripples, who have no other means of
livelihood. With these the police are
lenient at (list and warnings are given,
but generally to no hvall. A police
ofllcer, In conversation with n Tribune
man the other night, said:
"Them Is nn old woman In the pre
cinct In which I nm located, who has
been selling liquor without u license on
nnd off for twenty years. She linn al
ways escaped molestation, but she was
win tied over two weeks ago that If she
didn't close up. she would be arrested.
She has lefused to close nnd Is still
doing busings, and will he arrested
In a few days, She U very old, nnd
probably unable to do anything else
to make n living, but she has got to
suffer With the rest."
The police claim that the very laige
majority of "speakeasies" which have
been tnldeit are located on streets not
regularly patrolled by members of the
pollco force, In West Scranton, for In
stance, only one of the platen tecently
raided was located on the line of n
policeman's beat. This was Mrs. Me
Andrew'g, on Washburn street. She
had no regular bnrionm, but simply
sold bottled beer to a few eiistomeis.
it may sttlke some people as rather
queer that there should be stteets and
entire localities In a city of this size
which are not regularly patrolled by
policemen and which have practically
no police ptotectton, yet such Is the
nei essnry condition of affairs on ac
count of the almost ridiculously small
number of policemen in the pay of the
UMifonJMMZddoc
lliercvisli liwttmllon l.nw ttiitinn rate.,
Oradiutea weme beat pillin, Some air now
drawing mUiIh of II.-1", M.VKl ami $!,)
Mmv In tbi" ami fix inunlM r.iiilily ihcnwIifM
in nil iindiilom whl.h piy V) m.'l ) t nnvith
.11 the flirt. Tln .ittrnthn if MI1t I il" niin
people i tnlMtfri. Position furnished. W'rlle
cr rail for circulars.
BUCK It WHITMORE, SCRANTON. PA
city. There aro blocks nnd blocks In
North and West Scranton that ore not
patrolled regularly.
SCRANTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Walter Lowe Is sent to n position
with the Dickson Locomotive works.
H. H. Moyer has secured h situation
with the Gas Consumers' nssoclntlon
lhnma Kschenbach Is bookkeeper at
the Conservatory of Music.
Oeoige DeWlld" has an excellent
position with the Merchant lion com
pany. Philadelphia.
.lohn Clifford has been sent to a
good place with the Traction com
pany. Elizabeth Owens Is keeping books for
Wnrdell & Barrett.
Ralph Roberts Is with the Manhat
tan Reporting company, at New York.
Harold Kloss has secuted n good
position In one of the P., L. and W.
offices.
Clarence Beemer resigned bis posi
tion with the Bolt and Nut works to
accept another with the Webster Coal
nnd Coke company, at Philadelphia.
David Solomon is keeping books for
Marberger.
Have now on file request for exper
ienced bookkeeper to fill a good posi
tion In Philadelphia.
Buck & Wbltmore.
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iovei miects in jaraimeres
Graceful, Sensible, Wide Neck Shapes. Ground coloring
of golden brown underglazed decorations of large tulipe and
various other flowers in colors, underglazed. Seven sizes, four
shapes. The underglaze decorations and blended colors remind
one of Rookwood. They are very effective.
8-inch $2.00 9-Inch $2.75
10-inch 4.75 12-inch 6.00
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Geo. V. Millar & Co. IJ1X'AJ5S!?
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Base Ball Notes.
Dick Nallln, who has been playing
first base, for Scrnnton, has Mgned with
the Noiiistown club.
The game tonmriow afternoon will be
between Southaid'. Scianton team and
lillbort's Colleglates.
The- Central City team will play the
descents at Carbondale tomoriow.
POLICE AND ALDERMEN.
The Oriental Tea Palace opens to
morrow nt 321 N. Main avenue. A
handsome Japanese Teapot to eveiy
purchaser of our celobiated Teas and
Coffees. Tho Gieat Atlantic and Pa
cific Tea Co.
You aro Invited to the giand open
Ing of the Oriental Tea Palace, at ."l.'l
N. Main avenue, tomorrow. A hand
some Japanese Teapot given away
free. Tho Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Co,
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Bonds
and
Investment
Securities
Brotdvrijr, j, V.
Wilkei-Dirre. Crbond!e.
l-i-t Commonwtilth bid's, Scranton, P-
Oenree LeilKer, Kuceno S nil anil 1 i.ink Miulti,
who wire nirrsteil on Wiiliir.la.v nisht by Pit.ul
nnn '.an for riiline lilrvilen Itlmut a limp,
wire fluid 2 eaih jittciday morninj; in poll, e
touit by Mjcitrate llnne.
Holmt llertle and .loseph Ward were h-t nicht
arre-teil bv 'pii.nl Oftitera Ilirnrun ,iml Mi
Hugh for ri'lmir on a I.ai.lju.iiiiia fieluht h.nn
and were oonnnilti'd to the emiiilj J.ul by Abl.T
man lluddy for Unit dai-s in deiiult of .1 uio
of A3 earli.
Jnlin f.oftiL', of North Seutiton, n aneeled
jetterdiv at the lntnme of Kale ('.naaiiuu, of
Norlh Mam aenii", who ili.o.'c-- him iih mail
nous nilithief. She cl.iuns that be maliciously
broke ono of the window a fiw nisht ao.
The tjo to hae litrn lieaul ia nlRlit
by Alderman Uuddy, but was continued until to
day. William lllewitt wh e.terdav held In ?..! lull
by Aldernnu Hiiddy on a charte of aault and
batten prifermiliy Tlioun W'ebh, of I'enn a e.
ruie The latter ilnm tint lllewitt utruik lilm
on tho brad with Mime liliinl inirument on Pinii
enue Widneuli nli;ht, intlutlng quite a lame
cash The Hmill h ij wa bsolutelv 'in
irntoUrd, nj be was walking along peaieably at
tho tunc.
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Rummage Sale 1
Saturday and Monday
We will place on sale at astonishing low prices all left- JJ
overs from Spring and Summer trade. This is a great oppor-
tunity to buy' useful goods at less than half their value. m
BEFORE iFTER
In ten seconds you convert it from an ornament fit for a parlor to i
bed fit for a king. In a boarding house It will pay for itself in a month.
We make and sell Mattresses, Pillows, Brass and Iron Beds, Box
Divans, Cushions, Upholstery. We do the best. A postal will bring
us with sample covorings and prices.
The Scranton Bedding Co.,
Lackawanna and Adams
Both 'Phones
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CARPETS DRAPERIES
We call special attention to our new line of pri
vate patterns made to our special order com
prising all the season's novelties in design and
coloring.
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CITY NOTES
TIWD 1 OS! 1 1ST pnrinM.n The bind ion
rert that iu to hae been mci b. llauer at
the lirein Hulgi' lierluith' i lull home l.it
niclit ha. beui po.p"iud unlil luulshl on ai
muni ol the 1.1111.
1 l MID KOCUi: lN.Hilt,n-Klward R.ulie,
aitrd r, jeat, ot t .ipoine aieiuie, wan knH I I
down bj a c ir jistmlu inoinlui: in the Miimlle
mine and Mi.l.ilnod itr.' briile about the boiiv.
lie w.n ijkm to the l.ailiwanna bu.pltal and
wa, laier remoeil to In home.
OSTIUM 'linNO -Kl.ll Tlimo who d.slre
lo coutilbiile to tie pli'iili for Uio rlilldrrn ol tho
Sildier' Orjihan ibool tan suid their oflerms,
to 315 Sw tti-eet, or to Mr. llryant'a itoie nt
Memorial hall, where they will be railed for
Miuiday morninj and taken In Nay Auk paik.
rilOMOTIOV.-I'auI MeeVlrn, who l,n U,n
with the lliail.tieet ioniiany In thli rliv as re
porter (or the pait nine jean, hia been tiam
rred to Siunton. lie will bate full tlume ol
the bu.inei of hi, company In that nij. r.
Meeklnn i an ambitloiM younK man and will ile
i.ere hu promotion.
I.Ki:5dlIUli: HASKIIl'PT. f.ii.iiri II.
Hailry. Ilrijman, ol Vilk( llirre, rierdiy
filed with ( lerk "earle ol the I lilted Mule,
lourt a voluntiry petition In bankruplcj. Ilia
liabilities are pl.ired t t, I'OM, and hi, u
et, W.rfl'in. Altoinev II. (i. Iluiler repro
Hiua the petitioner.
SlfiNKD HV III 01Illi:il -lleeonler Tonnell
jetterday alflsed hln ulsnatuic to the fnlhmlni:
refolutlen.: Pi n i'linir lor the renair or reeou.
truptlon ol the ereinaloiy; pinvidini; lor thu
remnal ol tho atone nlulmctlon at the comer
of Mnth .tnet and Weet l.aekawjnni avrniHl
dirrrtlni! the Siranion Railway company lo re
pair the pair between lla link, on Linden and
Mulhtrry ttieeti pii'lilblliii eiaivjchmcnt (111 the
bed ol Leggett'i creek.
I Silks and Dress Goods
5 4 Pieces Wash Silk, 50c value for 29c
J5 I-ot of Fancy Silk, $1.25 value for 39c
Q Lot of Fancy Silk, $1. 25 value for 49c
J Lot of Fancy Silk, 1.25 value for 69c
5 Lot Glasse Taffeta Silk, 75c value, for 39c
j? Lot Cheney Bros.' Foulard Silk, 7ic value 15c
Lot Cheney Bros.' Foulard Silk, Si. 00 value. 69c
55 Lot Black Figured Mohair, 50c value 23c
5 Lot high class Black Dress Goods, $1.50
n value 79c
J5 Lot high class Black Crepons. $1.50 value. ..59c
Lot Black Zebelines, $2.00 value S1.00
Lot Black Grenadines, $1.25 value 89c
Lot Black Grenadines, $1.50 value Si. 00
Lot Black Venetians, $1.50 value 89c
Lot Silk Hmbroidered French Flannels, $1.50
value 89c
Lot 50-inch Coverts, 79c value 59c
Lot Granites, 59c value 42c
Lot Novelty Dress Goods, 95c value 49c
Notions
Less Than Half Price.
Si. 00 Kid Gloves, f small sizes') 50c
5i 25c Stock Collars i23c
5 2,c Pique Collars i2j$c
55 25c Ties ioc
55 Baby Dresses, Slips, Bootees and
M Shoes, Baby Caps, Sacques, Bands, La-
55 dies' Underwear, slightly soiled, Sun-
t5 Bonnets, Corsets, Baby Pins, Hair Bar-
5 rettes, Belts, Feather Stitch Braids.
C5 2 dozen Pearl Buttons 5c
55 Thimbles 2c
55 Buckles 10c, 25c
k Scissors 19c
5 Side Combs, Yarns, Remnants of limbroid-
v eries, Remnants oi Ribbons.
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Ladies' Suits and Skirts
12 Ladies' Cheviot Suits, $18,00 garments. $ 5-95
4 Misses' Venetian Suits, $13.50 garments 8.00
6 Ladies' Venetian Suits, $20.00 garments. 11.95
9 Ladies' Blue Serge Suits, $10.00 gar
ments 2,95
7 Ladies' Black Cheviot Suits, $10.00 gar
ments 4-95
9 Black Cheviot Skirts, $6.00 garment 2.49
9 Black Cheviot Skirts, $7.50 garments 3-49
10 Ladies' Blue Duck Skirts, $i.2s garments 69c
b Ladies' Linen Skirts, $4. so garments 1.50
22 Percale Wrappers, $2.00 garments 1.25
19 Cambric Wrappers, 75c garments 39c
15 Colored Silk Waists, $6.95 garment.... 2,95
12 White Pique Skirts, $2.00 garment 1.25
15 Mercerized Cotton Petticoats, $3.50 gar
ment 1.7s
Ladies' Shirt Waists at Half Price
Hose and Underwear ::
Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
RUJJS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC RUGS
Savonerrie Brussels
Ingrain
In our Upholstery Department our selection of
Foreign and Domestic fabrics embraces a com
plete line of
Furniture Coverings Sash Materials
Portiere Materials
Madras
Tapestries, Etc.
Men's 25c Tan Hose i2c
Men's soc Black Hole Proof Sox 25c
Men's 75c Black Silk Hose 25c
Boys' 75c Black Bicycle Hose 25c
Men's i2)$c Linen Collars 5c
Men's 2$c and 50c Neckties i2$c
Children's Heavy Ribbed Black 25c Hose i2jc
Misses' 25c Mercerized Red Hose 17c
Misses' 25c Polka Dot Hose 19c
Ladies' $1.00 Black Silk Hose 50c
Ladies' 50c Black Silk Hose 25c
Ladies' 50c Red and Blue Lisle Hose 29c
Ladies' 50c Tan Hose 19c
Ladies' 35c Tan Hose i2jc
Ladies' $1,25 Cream Silk Vests 62jc
Ladies' $1.00 Cream Silk Vests 49c
Ladies' 50c Cream Silk Vests 25c
Ladies' 50c Lisle White Vests 25c
Ladies' 25c Lisle White Vests 17c
We offer special values in
WALL RARER
and display the largest and best selected stock in N. E.
Penn'a.
WILLIAMS & M'ANULTY
I Temporary Store 126 Washington Ave.
Land
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Titles
I New Wash Goods
At Rummage Sale Prices.
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During the past week we have been rummaging through the manufacturers'
stocks and have secured a lot of new goods in beautiful styles not shown before in
Scranton.
LOOK AT the: prices.
Choice 5c Lawns for 2 1-2C
Fine 8c Lawns for 5c
Fine 8c Dimities for 5c
Polka Dot 13 1-2C Duck for 7'AC
1 5c Dimities, Batiste and Lawn 10c
18c Dimities, Batiste and Lawn lajjc
J0 25c Loioreci Linens yc
5 25c French and Scotch Ginghams 19c
25c Mercerized Ginghams 19c
3S 45c Silk Chambrays 29c
5 1 $c Colored Lining Lawns ioj$c
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6c Russian Crash 4c
6c Shaker Flannel 4c
6c Brown Muslin 4c
Sc Brown Muslin 5 1-20
6c Bleached Muslin 4 1.2c
Best Bleached Muslin 6c
Hill Muslin 6 1-2C
Best Black Prints 4c
Best Grey Prints 4c
Best Blue Prints 4c
Apron Ginghams 3c
Best Apron Ginghams 4 1.2c
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$A Lot of Remnants of 12J4c Wash Goods for 8c.
When a man buys
a lot he buys not the
land, but the title to
the land. The con
ditions under which
he holds possession
arc determined by
his title. By his pur
chase he may obtain possession of
a piece of land, but if he has not
obtained the title the law ousts him
and he has no remedy. A trilling
defect in a transfer made a genera
tion ago may cause the loss of a
man's entire' fortune. The policy
of a title insurance company af
fords the cheapest, quickest, safest
aid simplest method of ascertain
ing the conditions of a title.
TITLE CiUAINIY
AAND TRUST C-
OF SCRANTON.PENNA.
516 Spruce Street.
L. A W'atrM. Prosliltnt. II. A. Knipp, V.-PrM.
A. II. McCllntock, llalph S. Hull.
Vice piMlJcnt. I lruit Otflcr.
EDUCATIONAL.
Free
Tuition
Tiy a recent not of tha leulsla
turo, free tuition Is now granted
at tho
Literary Institute
and
State Normal School
Bloomsburg, Pa.
to all those prrpiirlnp lo trach.
ThlH school maintains course,?
of study for tcnchcis, for thosa"
preparing for coUcrc, and for
thobe HtuUylnR music.
It will par to write for particular,
Xn other m.hool oflcra nurh surwrlor d.
antJBf ot emit low rtm. Addrcii
J. P. Welsh, A. M., Ph. D.,Prin.
MEARS&HAGENjj
$ 415 AND 417 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
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Tuition Absolutely Free
p.il th Kit ?troucllniri! State Nnrnial
--SmIiuoI. 1 jII tllltl opi'ru !rpt Jh, inn.
Thi fiovrnor Ihh .uned tho bill grjntlni; a
nm 111 arpri'imation to thl w linul, ,1 rll d
the bill niahihi; tuition Irrc. 1'or full particular
aiidi(n
GEO, P. BIBLE, PRINCIPAL.
CHESTNUT MILL ACADEMY
Wiisahickon Heights, Chwtnut Hill, P.
A boarding eheol for boyi In the titrated
and H'uu
1'or catalnRtie addrets
nd h'aiiliful optn country north of rhlla-
delphla, s minute from llroad St. Station
3r CBininK"" n'ti"-."
JAMHS L. PATTERSON, llrarl-Maiter,
SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL CLIFTON,
LAKE WINOLA. PA.
Pinft Fiimmpr ll"tfl in Northeastern PennI
wiila Hotel luck n.ret Ui'lauarr, lackawaniu
and WcKtirn trai u at KactoiyvWa. Leavin;;
icranton u J in. and p, in Write for ratJ,
ct;. '. W, Moore, Prop
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Grand Atlantic Hotel ano annex
VlrjinU Ac and lleach, Atlantlo City, N. J.
fsiitli jcar; 550 beautiful loomi tr.vulte, alngta
and with bath, hot ami rold .ea-uater bath
In holil and anner. Loiatlon select and remral,
within fen- ard of tho Meel Pier OrcheJtnf,
oatia special aprlng rates, li to JIJ by weeks
JJ.tO up by day. fcpecld rat' toifamilles. Coichu
meet all train. Write for bonUlct
CIIAHLKS K. COPK.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS
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