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THE RGRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, DtiCHMIIKIl 21, 1.001.
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O. V, nVMlU:. Ilmlnens MinJjtCf.
Kw Yotk Offlcel ISO Nitwit Sf.
s s, vnnr.tAvn.
' 8olo Aficnt for r.itrisn Ailvcrllsln.
t Rttreil ot the Pnstollicf l "crantoni Pi "
Scioml C1m Mall Mutter.
S When" sptco will pcimlt, The
Tilbuuo in nlwnyB glnd to print
', short lettoin from Its ft lends bear
ing: on curicnt topics, but Its tule is
that these must be slgnetl, for pub
lication, by tho wi Iter's ronl name;
'mil thp condition precedent to ac
ceptance Is that all contributions
shall bo subject to editorial lovlslon.
tiii: n.vr hatc foii avi:iitisino.
The- follnulnc tnbtp plioiv tin price per Inch
ncli intcillon, rpace to k incil within one joaft
Full
Position
.10
.2
.10
AM
.
For rnnli of think'. rrntiillnn of eonilojcn'rn
rid flmllir rnnlrllnitfnn In tho nitiirr or an
wtlrtnt; The Tribune makes a cliare of G eentt
lln.
JiMci for Classified Advertising furnished on
eppllontlo'.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
sriiAXTOX. ii:ri:.Mnnu 21, jtwi
Itun ot Millnc on
niopr.w, ppcr. n-niinu
i thin WW inche .21 .275
BOO inrlio 20 .22
000 lit .175
OOO " if,, .17
won " 11 .l5
The mIm- Chi Isttn.it bujer always
i onsiills tin- uilvi'ithiiifT column's of tho
le.tilini,' inoiiilni; dnllv lufotc stinting
out uiion it Hliopplns expedition.
A Justifiable Compromise.
Tim l'UOl'OKITION nf Sen.i
for IVinoso to .'iilMim t to
tin' Ki.uic of lro-ndtnlinl,
not only ltt.il Admit. tit
H.impson anil Si liley but .ilso Captain
rim k, has tho nit'i It oC b!v Iiir honor
to the one nsiv.'il officer In the l.ito un
plennintni ss who did notable .survlee
iltlioul any li'vvaril whatever. Captain
flntk supuUsud the poifoimanco of as
htilli.int a ft at of icinn.inshli) as mis
in or poifoinicd in anv n.tw. The
nchloement ot tho Oioboii In rounilinp
tho Horn, pirticlp.itliifr In the battlo
X'f Santiago and lopoi tin?? at tho naval
.iso loady for fin titer ilutj tlitl nuno
i .ulvei Use- to tho woilil tho etHoioncy
of oui nuy than anv other single cir
cumstance In tho whole Sp.inish-Ainoii-.mji
war. !ly icason of the aiohalc
method of pioniotions thon in vogue ho
ntuallv hitffetPd, flnanrinllv and pe
culiarly, foi this achievement.
Holding the opinion no do of Arltuiiiil
Schley, we tannot enthuse over tho
pi opof.it ion to make him a vlee-.nl-nilial:
but if It will put an end to the
llstviacoiul MMiielal-inongeiinK whiili
lias tlevelopsil In and out of the na v,
tho solution will bo wotth while. Thoie
'. m be no qutstlon in tho minds ot tali -ninikel
men as to tho justice ot mounting-
Hear Ai1mii.il Simpson, to this
iW.ido. caving ,nlin,l out of oon
?idtration the question whethei ho was
.i tuallv in (oniinand ilu.InK tho battle
'n .nHiiiK) hnboi, the f.u t is undis
puted tint h" supenistd with notable
ifllcionc the diftkult anil anluous opei -jtions
ot tlioXoith Atlintio niiMil t.im
piiBii. c.uryins tlio he a lest load of 10
iponslbillty oi or iiRuinud bv an Ameii
iin naal oilieei with credit to hlm
) ir and with sallfattion to his impor
ters President MtKinloy s-o testitled
in his letter to Mr. Sampson, ami it
would ill becomo anv member of con
gress to east doubt upon his 'onso of
laiincss or knowledRo of tho tacts bv
opposing a recommendation he had in
jiiind to make.
If the piomotlon of the.se thieo men
Mil put an end to this haimful eon-)ioois-
and restoio hawnony in the
Tiavv and among; those who now au
beapinrr disci edit upon it, by all moans
let it be done The dead (oinmandei-In-chlet,
wo aio auto, would, if alho,
gladly hail tills moans of osupo from
a situation that is now dlsgiactftil and
full of mischief in its effects, upon naval
prospects.
The lecent exhibition made by Cu
lun politicians who haso been tiying
to hoodwink Seorotniv Itoot .nouses a
hiisp'cion that the eountiy is betnming
Amorieanlzed too last.
ties and off Hie Jitdlelary. but on the
eotitralv was Inelliu"! lo weleome them
ItlilltntiiMllv, he did timlv but mctHeil
JtiHlltr to Iho itRctu'V which) more than
any othet, intmt work oul lit thlH rnttti
li V the ptohlt'tn of HeetirltiB for the
Amctlcati wotltluRtnnn it huger pliaro
tluin ho has hlthettn had nf Iho ptotUt
of the Industry which fiuplojs hltn.
The titisl will work this nroblem out,
not boiinise It Is especially phllan
tluoplo but because the solution of the
problem Is n business necessity, and
because tho trust, better than tho
stiuttRlliiR Httia.ll I'inployer, can sohe It.
The Bieat employing Inloiesls which
have lately boon giving notice of their
Intention to Introduce old-age pension
and tellioincnt pension features, or
other forms nf prollt-shatlng, have not
pietondod to be In business for (he pir
tleular purpose of doing good: they
have done these things because It has
appealed to them wise, from n business
standpoint, to do them. This standpoint
will cause them to take other forward
steps as their business experience wid
ens and the development of economics
pioceeels.
t-nbor, bv co-operating, can hasten
Its own advancement; but striking,
boycotting and other bucking and kick
ing only intei pose foolish and huttful
delay.
.
General ChnfTee'h telew Indicates
that the wily Malay Invariably appeals
at best advantage when obsened at
long i.iubc
Deans a New Era.
WHAT Irf said to bo tho tust
stop tow, ud tho intio
ductlon b the United
States Steel ooiporation
ol n genual sstom of pinlU-shiitlug
among Itb ll'.'i.OOO emplojes has lust
been taken in th lake ni.uino depart
ment. Anuouucenunt lias, hem lnudc
to the captains and ililof onglnoeis ot
the lake steaniois of tlio lompany th.it,
bcglnnliifV lth the new it'iir, an etiu
sum ot money, equal to 10 pi r twu
illl be added to tin It Nil.uleH "as a
dividend on ineilt." While in tho Hist
"Instanto only 300 men will bo afitcted,
It is Mild that In the event nf tho nj.s
toni piolng heiptul In eliciting letter
hirvlce and a moiu mi dial fooling
iiinong the men, it will Mian bo ot nded
to till the einphnes of the lake inutlno
bianih, about -2 oon in uuiuber, and
later, to tho entile winking foioe of
tho eoriioi.it Ion,
We happen to know that n slml'lur
purpose has been under lOiisldeiaUon
by a nunibei of the huge employing
cotporatlons In this (chilly. While
mo aio not auihoiltd to untUlp.ttu
liny annouuetments thatthev ipity ojm
of those tjiiyji want to make (n thulr
own fashion, It ran fulily bo nald that
the I'.NemtlMi Intellout of Home ot tho
Inigost einpojei(i that we huo In these
parts luv-i been giving mutli thought to
the pioblem of soiutlng u better ttel
!ltsJm(l m,Qte,uiu"for)t und willing
fJorUorf tfmoug their oinploKs, This
has" not boon biought about by the eai
nlfi( of htilkes, bojuittH and inlsiel
(iineous agitation and anarchy with
willed this c.omniunlly has lecontly
boon ui.spd. 'bn the lonti.uy, the In-
irrposltlon of this splilt of Industilal
ii.idne.ss hat, tetatded the development
,if plaiib which hud ahead) been formed
and fir ad vam ed with fw )p M,
i'nittug ty waeo.eiuner to ,i more
equlialile pat tiurshlp. In the buslnet.s
which furnishes him with a livelihood.
When. In Now Yoik the other day,
.It, ttouipeis said he had no objection
to offer to the formation of'uusts pin
vlded they ktpt their hands cit of poll-
New York's Excise Problem.
NVAY YOniv citv's fonltibu
tion to whirlwind personali
ties with political ptospcets.
.Ttihtite Jerome, soon to be
dlstilct attoinoy, In a speech at Hoch
ister has made public more dearly
than hltheito his loasons for desiring
the Sunday opening of city saloons.
"In New Yotk elty," he says, "(
have n,000 saloons, and of them 7,00o
aie open on Sunday. It requires the
tunic of twenty men to make this Sun
day opening ptofltnble for a saloon and
theii' you have 110,000 oteis who want
a urinK on stiniuy nnu wno see no
harm in the violation of the law, and
1)0,000 oteis aie a host for polltlelans
to i eckon w ith. These men do not real
ize that time Is any nioial tutpltudr
in their getting a drink on Sunday; In
their soliciting another man to sell
them drinks and thus loweilng his
solf-iespect and theiis if ou en
deavor to enfoice tlv Sunday eloslng
law ou antagonl7e this element and
its supports! s and the administiation
that tiies goes out at tlio end of the
term."
After showing how the law against
Sunday opening could not be enforced
how even under Major Stiong's ad
ministiation, when Theodoie Roosevelt
was president of the polite boaid and
tvcr agent y ot government was tiying
Its haidtst to enforce it, the net lesult
of as honest, octet tinned an efLort as
I could be made resulted simplv In lais-
ing fiom J" to $10 a month tho bl.uk
m.'iil pi Ice of exemption charged by
tho o policemen who wero "on the
m ike," Justice Jeiome continues;
"We have had beautiful developments
fi om this law, whleli, in the tity ot
New York, we tall the 'Haines law ho
tels' Wc lino developed .2,167 of them
where an India lubber s.indwlth is
ch lined to the wall and it is pulled out
when the diink Is oidored and is al
low ed to go back. That law pel mlts
2,107 places to sell rum on Sund.iv by
having a 'fly-blown' sandwich which
does duty all day long. That Is indeed
maintaining the sanctity of the Sab
bath in closing the saloons on Sunday.
If that is tho kind of hypocrisy that
the American people like, I misjudge
them. It Is not the kind of people to
whom I made my play in the cam
paign. I played to that which was hon
es!, which could look the truth in the
face; that which was loyal, and I ran
17.000 ahead of my ticket.
"Now, what those who feel as l do
want, is but one thing. Vv'e aie not
seeking to have any change made in
this law in regal d to tho lovenue. We
look for a law that we can enforce.
We look for a law that won't debauch
our public bervice; that won't dangle
fiom $(jOO,000 to $7"0,000 a year black
mail befoie our police department.
These men aie bettor when they are
appointed, better morally and physic
ally, than the average man in the com
munity. Hut enn ou devise a scheme
moio admiiable than this to debauch
the public 'service? Can jou ofter $000,
000 or $750,000 a jenr In this foim of
blackmail to the average man and ex
pect him to resist It ,' Can you lake n
polite captain with 2oO saloons In his
dlstilct and have Jl.'.ooo paid to a man
In New Jeisey, wheie ou cannot time
It, Jut acioss the llvct? Can ou do
that and eptct that the average man
oi all the average men ate going lo re
sist it.' If von think so, it ou think
hi will of humanity, coiuo down to
New Yotk and we will show ou dif
loioiitly, "We want yon to change this law so
nan uoni i n-fiocK on .Sunday until in
or 11 o'clock on Sunday night llrtuor
die ati d Is euforotblo, und the question
Is not whether or no such n law will
have no evils uttendlng It. f Itttnw no
law that touches: great social questions
th U does not hnV" Us faults. Don't
think that 1 think that the opening
of the saloons Is it desirable thing, God
knows Hint with the ipcrliiiio that r
have had, If I i until close theiu for
nil time t would be the llrst to vote
'ityo' on that pioposlllon. Hut the
eitiestlnii befno us In whether nn tin
enforeibte law on our statute books
does nut bilng lutlilental evils mine
tetrlble than the Incidental evils of al
lowing stub un opening, and Ui. I'mk
hurst well said u bill for .Sunday open
ing dining limited houii In the city of
New York Is not n bill for Sunday
opening. It is n bill for Sunday clos
ing; und tluil Is teiilly what It Is,"
No one will question Justice Jeiome's
.sincerity. No one familiar with politi
cal conditions will doubt that tho cx-cIm-
pioblem un It elsls In a huge city
Is decidedly dlffetcnt from the pioblmi
as It i elates lo small towns mid ruin!
communities, and theiefoie leqtiiies
different treatment. His view Is that
n law which can be enfoioed and theie
foie Is not bioken with impunity, with
the ( ffect of lasting moio or less i ou
tempt on all law, Is bettei for a com
plex city llko New Yoik than a I nv
whoso cnfni fluent Is Impossible and
which, thou loi o. Is of no u-o. This Is
tho point ol view of world I v wisdom
profiting by the teachings of human
oxpcilonce. Hut It will not bo incepted
by the pmllun clement and we very
much doubt that It will win the open
assent ot the New Yoik legislaUuo.
The mcmbeis of that boilv may ngite
with it In pi hate, but they aie not
monkeying with the btus saw mot c
than they can help and their caution
docs them citdlt.
tn Itnllii, mid 11 U mM II lll ti .itit llicr fir
rnl.i tiln hum hit Ion tlipipii tlnii the until
nit til UiMi :ttit In ii li,
tumil iiiiitli ,.r luimln nn lint lnol will
hull il lnw ,11111111c' III III' linpnlt if mril
i in mil I ii 1 1 Ihlv, Hi,. ,iijtit Hum lir I
uluil In linn limijhi In ii li ipiiliiunlll v. iyi
Ii li is uluti wtbtrll.Mi In iiicul t !.!) ami .i
i mil lit f I 'JDHOJ lon Iih innilli Imli liunlj
l, ii In il iitinl with mi Vinuliiii pinilunr.
tolnul llillllln ill NiiMn mi lint rennlb' l
i 1U if Aimrkiiii e ml nrrliul ill llnnli' llx. Hid
i l,iwil tun iiiiitu mi Juu nrrliul it Itom n S-i-Hill
tiinomif Vni'ilinn "trim toil Imp irrt tit
h iiiiliul In s u;iri dr tin' Imuli tuii.
slitp iiiinpin.i. unit h 1 Itilmtnul llu mil uln-i
niiuil (i 1 1 Ut ii I Ion. ',n Ion iiqji ot Mi un
mil i III iiiiIim li ki S i iin In l fiw il-is,
i milium it In tin- I'ttlt flile iih llillnii nitip itiv
(oil-Ill llnuril lull' nf III Mill II KH, III), lit till'
IiihkI Ui iiii in luiirrliiH ni cinlhrin Id' toil Iih
Irilili im ill i iiientli iiml iIomiI i Mill Ilia.'
inmlnio einlneti. rio llr'l fhliinrlil li r.
piilnl ti urlio .it Himliurc tho mil of tl i' 1 .1
tin.. Vit.i mil) .iii.
-Wallci I. Ililhld
Minuet nil, V. v., 0". If.
AVhlle engaged in pet looting tlio sjs
teni of street signs, 11 might bo well
' also to nilse the aio lamps to tiitii orlg
1 lnal position. The tact that some othei
I cities ate cuiseil by the loweied slicet
i lights Is no icason whv Kctanton
should not insist In the inteitst of good
eyesight upon luiv ing the lamps wheie
they belong.
Miss Stone may succeed In conveit
ing the tiulgailan biigands, but it is
doubtful if the can induce them to io
duco the i.itos of i.insom. It is some
times lather difficult to peisuade the
converted on this side of the ocean to
lelont In anv tiling that touches the
pocketbook.
'
It is latliei dlfllcult to deteimiiie iust
jet who will have the last laugh, Ihe
earnest belloveis In Mr. Mauoni's svs
tom of wiieless communication or the
stofteis who comp.tt e his hopes lo those
of the late Mr. Keelj.
Hill & Connell's
Holiday
Furniture
There can be no more
appropiiate gift than one
of the following lin s, all
of which are marked in
plain figures:
Wiillm; Pp-I s t riun'i
Die-ill!.? MiNn, iini, r itilc.
I iih.i I ;;l In I'm Chill.,
elm il iilj-i- i, in ch i
V 1 1 ii iliiiui-. Intill e lulu,
mii-Ii ('iliiiui.. lloikcro.
i urlei iliimls "li ivliiir 'tiiuls,
Hcs fi-o, Pul .til-
biuoin, lirilimciot,
Morn ( hill-
Low pi ices and laige
assortment to select from,
of well made and desir
able patterns.
Hill & Connell
121 N. Washington Ave.
Headquarters
for
Incandescent
Gas Mantles,
Portable Lamps,
THE NEW DISCOVERY
Kern Incandescent
Gas Lamp.
L
Giiiisterfi Forsyte
32.1-327 Pen n Avenue.
A Second-Class
City with a
First-Class Stock of
Cut Glass,
terling Silvsrwara
Cific'is, Etc.
Suitable for
Wedding Gifts.
MercereaU & Connell,
132 Wyoming Aveune.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS
50KU300JOratSO:KSO:MXXK&
Ho D. Crane I
CLOAKS,
SUITS,
SKRTS
AND
Our line is of too
great an assortment to
enumerate, hut prospec
tive Buyers will be fully
repaid by looking us
over.
324 Lackawanna Ave. ft
Kingston has jet something: to live
for. Koui pil7es vveio sec ui oil by a
loslelont of th.it town at the Xevv Yotk
cIor show this week,
TOLD BY THE STABS.
Dally Horoscope Drawn by Ajncchu,
The Tribune Aatrologer.
fe (J. !i
.-tioUw last, 2,1 i in, foi Situtiln, pc
,1. IjiU.
V chihl lorn mi II i-. ihj ill noil t it
tiknl withniit Ib-uiaiict i- u imuli III c i
ship without sill-.
Vino ni the lowtr -tile niilicni iton il ho Hi
see in In Iiim rofiilul Willi the fin. l
hn s i;iPitm-s fin olien be ju Igpil hj
nu.tiiluile et hi- im-lili-
A soil mini pe t pie win ven not tlm;
hue tin ine-t pnnoiiiKtil oplucr. npin
Miiip-on sum i ill or,
Man siiinfiii; fiill-n rppurlunltli-, if nu
liraeil, mlht luve provoil koI I luiil-,
(.IrLs i iilimpUlin inilihioin shonlil roii'un
lici tint ice en mi, tlcitor tic kit- mil ln-'iinh
seldom come in Iirj;e ijimiiIHic- In 'ie -jin i
pill. IRC.
It is niier too hlc lo miKi i j;oi d iti)l i.iu'i,
but often ton late to put It in pracihe.
Nathini; should he put i li until trmnirovv, in
li-i, pirlup-, It inljnt lc Hit lolluloi.
the
the
ALWAYS BUSY.
ii mom
WHAT OUR. CONSULS SAY.
Iditor of Tlio lii'iimr--
Su: Wile mils and cotton v i-lo"ln ii-ttn
Consul llii-aiilil ui rts irmi fuc-lc, Au-tiii:
"I lie re is In S Milium Vu.nii i uoil in u kit fi
criMsind wire mils, Mippliul ihicfli in the pis:
In I iikIiiiiI jnd (.ciunn.i. Ihue i. il-o i ij
ih in iml foi i ot dm w .no, iihuli ihr inUiiel i k.
ten mill, e iimol -upplj "
Aiiuiiiin eoil In I i,i. i - Con-ul lrtlcM. nf
Irhste, Ociuher .1, lull, su,: "I'r.ilcn (,, th
i a IHO". no Vimii' in mil Iml oui loumi u- hi
lo this inukit. Ill ihi "7ii.k Inns hnpunl
lit jeii, tlttwtKo pi nut, cime fiom lir'U
Itritulr. .ml umiiIuii pu nut., ru about n,,'io.
ton., tri in the l ni d st,i,s i ,, , ..
i'fielorj, liiKiiiiiini;. .'i i llu fiut his moulds ot
this Mir .".lulu inn, mi,, inipi 1 1 1 il mm out
lounlii. llu'ivull ill (utilities of pup i nil u..
iiii'iaii-cil Inn. 1'ilf.io eiikliuri, luldn 'Ini,
ifood Amiikiin coil W tull.v i pul In tie Cirdil
proihut,"
l.iii-iil (n.nril -Ai'itm f I it-i III - Hutu tint
I uslni ss in Vim id in mil hi, piv.nl iho i ,p, j.
nil nl il since. In spili of llu ili. lin, n fnl.it:
I llu. fu in ( nulla i ur mil in, i m miif ,i 1 1 ,
irtwi, Iml In, (.-Jin il In Imp m into 'Mi ul.ui
I He It' in Ninpnt ,Nihk u Mj,i (ties f. ,. it
sj 1), iiKilli-l -I 3,1 t i it i.-o,
(.iwil llrmitit 1 1 si inhiiiie .in II u .in li.
iitli.i v.h i run' l,i ni, tie I.) Ik lnt;e IL ,
' I" rrtuie i, to ihe iiliitv oj b'liuiiu
i oil limn llie liilt.il suilh, m ,.. ,'.,,1,1
.i. .. .t .,
i in ii i ur mii 1 1 un tuiin, i i in 1 1 nun t ii mpiii
iiiuiasiii ixiiiim.'ni II iii.iioiti
ilul In Ih
iliny ue .sold in the city of Sow Yoil. ""' iiisiiihhi1, It nu be eonlldiutb
in otlitr placfH than tho o,j07 Italno'i ' '"". "'" " "'" '" " r"1"" "ur ,ni1 ttl" t'o
law- hotels. Knelt a law ait I imvo lu-
Our Stores are filled from heel to
toe with common-sense Christmas
Gifts, from 25c to $5.00.
Lewis
& ReiESsf,
114-116
Wyoming Avenue
Store Open Evenings Until Christmas.
TAKE ELEVATOR.
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That is what we can truthfully say of our
WATCHES
A few Holiday specials to be found only at Sogers':
LADIES' r?OLD WATCHES
Waltham or Elgin, 15 jewel movements, guaranteed for 25
.$15.00
years
GENTLEMEN'S GOLD WATCHES
Your choice of a hunting case or open face Elgin or Waltham
15 jewel movements guaranteed for 25 yeaxs $10. to ?30,
LADIES' OR GEMTLEMEN'S
Gold Watches, guarnntead mo vemeuts 10,
An exceptional baigain. .!
00
Scranton's mmmmbmnk Mmm
Christmas Store 8i
3
tr.
ST
Our handsome stoie j s now in complete holiday nttiie. It
is a wondeiful bower of benutv and well wnrfb .. ,.!.,
from you. Accept this ns pei&onal invitation and briuc &
the childten with you. .
8P
The four large double floois aie filled vIth everythine S.
in which the little folks delight and ninny things in !
which adultb nie interested, Sf
I Toys, Tree Ornaments,
s Doils, Candies,
etc., in endless vaiiety too uumetoub too mention will be
;-j found heie at piices consistent with the quality of goods
C
zr.
loiimi ,i pi rin me in in .ii,i i in ri.uid,
V c n,'o of Ami id in iinthi ii io hi
bull el nt
-fr 4. .M. . 4. . , 4,, iiJtJ(tJi
THE STRIKING CLOCKS.
Tut: 'isii
Joseph Blcthen, In The SaturJay hvonliiR I'ost.J
slrtrK ore; mil thc'i tit
hlrucl.
In s-uil 'he (.ishd ii of the hour
Ih miniling i-Iioilir 110111,
llu J wilkoil out tf thru town
line vci-nt iliout tht Nltcplu.- luuii
in tin, odd tniiiioral mls.ioii,
ml urui'il .ill ilotUj io (,0 on tirlU
'In lillcr llflr uindltlon.
n.ej wthorul in the publit .ijuja
'In listen tu hai tnj'u'n,-,
tul wlion tlio kjdirt nude 1 point
Hip iln.lt all nudo a lUnsjIn,',
"In (.IrfkiiiB e luie ilujj led
(Dm oM elk thre nutlj imntioiO,
Ci't lJlth othir ktrilif than 01111,
Vto idlinilntf wine ultcntlw.
Willi 011I1 witrlie theio in rali l
Wild! lie 1 lulls, sUiplo",
Ihe mii ..litkcl iicm, ulilt iU pi t,
riion.'li loudly lluj nude til tl.
Hut all (hit i!j ho uuiltd the inui.
t'pon il v coiiii wni ilUI,
ll.e iltH.!,, ilulind llici shoiltl ivjul
nil .111 ili ni iml, une u lul,
lint whin iheli malinpiln; lud tun ilomi
Nine winding up was iirtiUil,
'llifii mo oM tlosk ilirliiml I1I4 ninid;
"I MJiit tin thni in plii,
1 nenl utli nioiiitiil of 1111 time
lo tell the lime of ilaj.
Mm
' Vi mir a I cm u,tilritiiul,
'llife milci (ur shcrln dour
Would lean- in bioad, piogrusiic ihHi
'senw Icbure m on ioncia "
"I Hiitl tint I'iuis son 1 ilnly mi
I'oi eierj nun ami nil ion,
Villi Mllllllff lloclv tlm Bu rn i,,
.Must lest- UipIi ctiiipatlui "
llu 11 oil they iimt tg meet the s.Un,
And left the Kqiinj; p.-opl".
'Jlin bail thej unit 10 ..hell and
With thamc fu all their Ui,
And to tills ila lho,e 1 lot Is iiaie
'Hull luni! In foi c Hull facts.
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I J. D. Williams & Bro. I
' 312-314 Lackawanna Ave,
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I The Holiday Season!
ft Is moving toward us and promises to prove 52
X a corker in everything in the jewelry line,
A Boys,' Watch, $2.50
A lioliil.iv hpetlal on Uovs'
Wntchfh. optn intf, liewt niiKi'l
plnte, good UniPkeeiieti.
A Girl's Watch, $4.00
A neat opon-f,ire silver tlmeplore
lot the' mJiohI Bill, a tellable tlino
ketiicr unil a usetul sift.
A. E. ROGERS,
t Open Evenings,
(.Ill PN tllVIIIM.
213 Lackawanna Ave. 'V
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DID YOU KNOW
BERRY'S JEWELRY STORE
Is full of Beautiful Goods. We make a
specialty of
PERFECT DIAMONDS
AND FINE JEWELRY
BERRY, THE JEWELER,
423 Lackawanna Avenue. ::
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OR SCRAIMTON,
Orgamized 1872.
Depositary of the United States.
Capital, $200,000 Surplus, . $550,000
'llioill-v unit i t'ei tinlop inliis is ,) per ffiit. pei itiiiiiiin
"speiliil iilti'iitluii she i to .i't if iililtsi nlicllui" liiriii' snu'l
iipen .'ntiiriliiv i'veiiliii Mtoll ii'ln'.,
Ilueo pti ooni, liiioii'U pil I on suxtni, ilep t-.it-;
Inltiost ciiiiiiontiilul .Iiiiiiiny 1st unil Inly Ht.
WILLIAM CONNELL, President.
HENRY DELIN, JR., Vice President.
WILLIAM H. PE0K, Cashier. ,
DIRECTORS,
William Connell, James Archbald,
Homy Delin, Jr., Luther Keller,
Goo, H, CiUlin, J. Denji Dimroick,
Thomas H, Watkins. Jftmos L Connell.
W. D. Zehnder.
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Si SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
Occupies an Imperishable Position in the BUSINESS WORLD,1
Unquestionable Superior Merit
Annually adds thousands of names to
the long list of Smith Premier users,
jepresenting every line of trade and
every profession
ILIUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE,
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co,,
NO. 23 8. Eighth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Qcrantoa Branch Ofilce, No. 1 and 3, Arcade Buildinf, '
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