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THE SOtlANTON TRIBUXE-THUBSDAY, MAY 1. 1902.
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riihtlnlied thill?, l'.rrfpt Siimljy, ly The Trllx
tine Publishing Company, at l'lfty Cnt n Month.
MVY S. ItintAlID, IMIlnr.
O. V, UVXIIKi:, limine Munijtor.
New Yoik Olltcct 150 Kawau Pt.
H. H. Vltl'.ntANII,
Sole Aircrit for l'oielmi Ailxct Hslrii!
ftitorcil at the l'itonlci af. Senniton, l'a., as
Soiond da Hilt Matter.
When spnee will permit, The
Tribune is nlways glncl, to print
short letteis from Us friends bearing-
on current topics, but Its rule la
that these must be signed, for pub
lication, by the writer's real name;
. and tho condition precedent to ac
ceptance Is that all contributions
shall be subject to editorial revision.
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Mrtl'lng 'J ha Tilhutio 111.1I.M a iIijirp of cnt
a line,
Tl.ilc nf (.'IJMlllcd Adicillilnj; fiiriiih(d
application.
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room. Great Ih the law of urban rmvI
tatlott, II Is oitlil by the l'lttsbufK Times
that an urt'nuKPinput luist been made
by Hi'iuilnr Quay, v, II. Andrews and
n Tew ullici'H ju-nvlrilug Unit Mr. Tort-unco
Hhmild innlto 1111 tffoil to fjet the
AllcKhuny city tli'lcftiitre, and U a.
Vittren, nf tici union, Is tn bo helped In
a light rot- the detrimtoH In IMUsIiih-k
unit other tllslt-lnts In AiIckIk-'UV county
oulHldf of Alh'Rlieny I'lly. Mr, Quay,
It Is nalil, iinuntmi'cd that such uu tir
rmiKcinent would not bind lilm to tin;
support In llio t'om'cnllon of Mr. Watt ch,
but II wuh the way chosen to keep Die
dcleffiites from Mr. Klkln It In a nice
little trick, If It will work. We pre
dict that It won't work.
flticnco In army circles, It Is a Rood
thliiB to have Beimtorlal friends,
KCI1 ANTON, MAY 1. liiOL'.
Vw governor of Pennsylvania, on the
Issue of an o))cn Hold anil fair play,
JOHN P. ELKIN, of Indiana,
subpel to the will of the Tlepubllcan
iuus.c.
An Error ami Some Critics.
Ol'l! TIKADKItS may have ol
fprvert that The Tillume has
not yet become wildly excited'
over (he allrKed mbidreds of
Clenoial Hnillli and other Ami'i'lniii
Folillors of qooil iMputiitlon In thn pat
who have boon iIoIiik a dimcult work In
the Philippines with scant i'neounij?e
inent fioin homo anil htlll with p.ncp
tlonal Miri-erP. It may ho tiup that
ficncral fjinith Is a murderer. il.iPtaid,
double-dypil lllaln and nuniLMotia other
thiriss that aie odiomt and lit, aa nw-t
of the Democrat. at 'Washington and
Vomp of tho .pcctaciilar and sallery
ptaylner Itepubllcans have been passion
ately proplalmins: durlns the past few
days, hill In view of the fact thai he is
undersoil!;; rourt-nuutlal before u dls-
tinjruls-hed tilhiiiial whoie prooeeilings
are to be reviewed by the president of
the United States we think il would do
no harm and possibly be fully as fair
and just to await the completed testl-
, niony and the expert judgment before
Klviiiff way to furious ilenuni'Iailons of
the army, the administration, the Phil
ippines, expansion and everything else
in sight.
It seems from his own admission that
General Smith made a mistake which,
If It had been unprovoked by in
dcseilbable native atrocities and per
fidy almost, it Is believed, without
parallel in the annals of warfare, would
have been unpardonable. He aimed to
make war so hellish to those who weie
mut'de'rlng his countrymen under the
BUise of friendship and subjecting- their
dead bodies to unmentionable despera
tion that they would be deterred from
their villainous ways In response to the
only kind of treatment which, aciordinjT
to many experienced observers of this
type or the Oriental chai.ietcr, is ef
fective and lastins; and if the cabled
lcporls which tell of the clearing of
Kaumr and tho surrender of the la-t
armed "paclflco" be correi.t, It would
seem that ther- was a good deal of
practical merit In General Smith's plan,
tuning the ugly look, which It has to
e.seil.ible critics viewing It fioni the
soft and dieamy boueis of peace. If It
was jrrwere It was because hr the judg
ment of this expei lenced and unflinch
ing ot'iccr severe measures were called
for. They seem to have won at about
(lie same (line that the man who put
tin m In operation Is subjected to a
furious fusillade of attack and vllllllea
tlon from home, participated In by os
tensible it lend as well as open foe,
Wu do not defend the order to kill
nnd slay all liaiYe Inhabitants above
the age of ten yeais, women excepted,
It typllles a sternness alien to the
Aiueilcan character and not to be ac
cepted In llils country, no matter what
tho provocation. It Is the Judgment of
an overwhelming majoilty of the
American people that ihey would rather
abandon s-'aniat and all the rest of the
Philippines than to lie credited with
such ferocity. Hence It Is certain that
the policy ioiil'es-ed to by (ienoral
Smith will not be sanctioned nor con
.tlnued. It was a iiiHako In judgment
natural to a man wiio.e almoaphnie Is
wholly military and not civil, and who
has been In the thick of the most try
ing times In our military history. Hut
let those who liae never m.ul niis-w-Jti!Se?'
''as' ",0 l,',st s'"ne. Let the per
SEtfWUnaii and tho perrei t soldier among
-jgBfc'YOcli'oratliiB ciltlcs In congress and
SwcJSewlimV leave the luxuries of peace,
j5Jile tltcjn to the far-off aichlpehiKo, and
SSlrtJSjsumlnB homo of the heat and bin dun
N
!. oMho day, .show tleneiuls Smith, Chuf
iw!i.an.1 t,lc l,tl,er bronzed veterans how
;MbiUl2. for the Mag allantly and ef
iV.ifiiEtually In a manner to please all con-
cerped, Including the enemy.
-'
-Vl'lic
," again
shallows at 'Washington aio
murium lug that Cuban recip-
,.- rpclty will fall in the seniiU. and con
tS'Bvena adjourn with Cuba left hopeless
jtujiuf lllQ Il00sevelt tulmlnlutratlon dls
S'VrJfl'M'd ',l ' house of Its alleged
SiSttJcillJSt Hut In the ineaniliiiu tho deeps
Jri-!HX-.'J)othlnR and, If the metaphor ,s al-
low'able, 'taw wood,"
According In the New Vork Tlmeti,
.ilUe,,. construction of odlce buildings,
X "Pky-scrapers," no i ailed, was never
j nayo active than It s today, Gangs
'Dfjnien work nil day and then other
i.i;anfis go to work at night by electric
light, and ntlll tho work cannot bo done
fast enough IP satisfy the demand.
" They think nothing of running up the
itccl frame work of a modern sky-
icraper In it month uud of turning the
keys over to the owner In hlx months
.j from date, of breaking ground, yet laa
' fast at; theise buildings are completed
their myilads of ofllre rooms ar? ten
jntcu unu eager applicants clamor ftir
The Safer Plnn.
O ONI1, less desires a contro
versy with the accomplished
editor of the Philadelphia
Prsss than docs the writer
of these lines, and no one realizes more
fully how futile u controveisy would
be In changing the opinions of either
party to It.
Hut our friends of the Press have said
that they desire a 'True, uulrammeled
and vital" expression of preferences by
the Republican people of Pennsylvania
and we again point out to them and to
all others that In assisting to throttle
such an expiesslon as they seem to be
doing In the present Instnnco they
Invite the Issue of consistency as well
as raise the question of expediency.
.lust two candidates for the nomina
tion for governor out of the dozens
mentioned have had the manliness to
submit their claims to open vote at
popular pilmarles John I. Klkln nnd
I.ouls A, 'Watres. So far as disclosed,
no others purpose to ask for a popular
judgment In advance of the convention.
Thus far Klkln has defeated IVatres
wherever the Issue has been directly
raised between them. AVe think that
this fact justifies us in dissenting fiom
the statement of the Press that Klkln
cannot be elected. If the candidate
favored by the people cannot be elected
by the people but must be stood aside
for an aibltrary selection made In so
il el by controlleis of federal patron
age, then It would appear that an end
nas come to representative govern
ment In a foremost Ameilcan common
wealth. AVe do not accept this conclu
sion in advance of the fact. AVe do not
find justification for the course of the
Philadelphia. Press In accepting and
abetting It.
Our contemporary says: "The Press
does not dispute that leaders bave un
dertaken and may undertake, to name
governois without reference to the peo
ple, but the power of (he people re
mains as a corrective." The pioposl
tlon of the Press in the present situa
tion, as wo understand it, Is that this
corrective Is not to be made use of until
after the damage has been done. Tn
other words, It favors the sandbagging
of the people's choice by the leaders in
convention with the inevitable i isle or
popular lesentinent at the polls. AVheie-
as we, on the other hand, favor the
use of the coriectivo before the conven
tion assembles, so that the choice of
tin convention may be the choice of
(he people, af(erw.ud as well as befoie.
We i oiieat: "All that tho friends of
John P. i:ikin want, and this lliey have
a light to demand, Is a free field and
no fa voi s: a fair chance to let the ma
jority will of the ltepubllcan 'people
of Pennsylvania bring itself Into play
by the open voting of Instructions to
the selected state delegates. If then
their man Is outvoted, and It Is shown
that he Is not the people's choice, their
aciiulescenie will be Immediate and
cheer! til, and the effect upon the parly
will be without a trace of Injuiious
ness," AVe submit that this Is a fair and
manly attitude. AVe contend that It
spells safety and victory In November.
AVe assert and challenge denial that it
is infinitely less burdened with ilsk
than would be Hie contrary programme
of throttling free expression of parly
piefeieneo In will-o'-the-wisp pursuit of
Insurgent phantasies conditioned upon
the turning down with scorn of those
who have borne the stress of ltepubll
can battlo In Pennsylvania and won
victory after victory in the face of mil
lionaire combines, coiporate conspira
cies and fusion.
Those who said tho Republican party
would nut re-puact Chinese .exclusion
may now apologize nnd ho forgiven.
The deed Is did.
The resuirccllon of Theodore 3, Hluif
fer Is one of the labor miracles of tho
Benson. After this, nothing need occa
sion surmise.
Vi have no doubt that General Smith
will bo willing to trade Jobs with any
of his crlllcs,
Homo of the trusts lire pretty bis
but none Is yet as big as the U. S, A.
Uf course the Fuller bid won.
Fuller was behind It.
K. U
MACHINE AND THE PEOPLE.
I'rolii the l'lill.iilflplila n.
'Ilicie N tin lu'cil til puiMiliiir n rontrotrrty
with our frlrml of (lie Snmilnti Trilntnr, The
uliole iiirtlii ,u to the cuvciiioijlilp IIm In a
mil "hell,
Wo ul'li the pjily nomlii iliun fur Romimr
mill nthrr Inipoll.iut ofllcfK in l'n!Hjl.itil
were nuili by the flee, iiiiti.nnniclloil, Wlnl ac
tion of Hi,! Ilpptililli'iiii mawt, m It I. In Mai.
Mehii"Plli, Vi'iiiiinil, tou.i ami iimt (if tin' Hi"
publican -.late'. sv,iii limes It l: Rttictnlly il Is
not, Anil lwi ,i inlo II It not, jlmo tho ma
(hlni'iyiiml tint a free iitul at tle popular Mile
Ki'iin.illy ilolcriiilnci llir rumination, vp cm
only fall h.ul. un the Imps that the mnclilnciy
will Riln.l nut n iiomluitlun th.it toiiii" up tu
(he popular triiiiimtirnl. Xoxt to a led iliolic
liy Hip people Is u thoho tliinuuh Hip machinery
thai icpomls tu Hip ppoplp'n will.
yaw, It looked for ii limp ni lliotivrli tho party
Mi.u lihiciy would Kite in John V. I'.ll.ln a ft
tMtidliljtp, 'that would li.nc hern tllijstrous for
Iwn ic.ijoiis: I'ii.l, 1ipcuup Mi. Illkln U a part
f tho picpnl ((ate udmlnlMriitlou, with nil It
lmilllr, nnd iiulit not lo he clrctril, pven If lie
loitht he: fpcnnil, becau-c lip couldn't ho plrctpd
cuept through colossal fraud. Thcc lcasoiu
ceitahily hip cnousli. Thoe who control the
machinery mo'tnl7cd Hip foiee of tlio second. If
not of the Hist, and they Indicated that Mr. Kl
kin oiiRht not to he nominated. Thcicupon his
boom lolla-pril. So far wp applaud their penr
liiillon and wisdom. .Now it lemalns to ho Been
whether, bavin;,' been wNe niousli to reject a
caudiihilp who doen't fulllll Hip people's ie.
nulreiu'iit. (hoy will be wip enongli to lioini
nilp a man who doe.
The difference between our fileniN of the
Siranton Tribune :iuil the l'le-M is siioply till:
"I In v ire bound up with a. candid lie Ideiitlltid
wilh the Male admiuMratlon whicli wp bollovp
the jcoplo "hotild and would icpudlale and con-
ilrun: and they wiy satl-fled with the niacbin
eiy s le.iijr as it looked llkp gi inclintr out thpir
man, white we held and still hold It on proba
tion (nl it Rhea usi not any patllpuhir Itppubll
tan but n ltepubllcan who nuiilfntly and un-ue-lion.ibly
niea-iee up to the people'rt stand
aid. If the1 (icople will not or can not take pos-iMk-ion
of Hip inaclilnery, the next best safeguard
N the pjwpr of rewpwing and touptting tho nu
ihlni'i) by the people.
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A CORRECTION.
CEYLON
TEA
GREENorBLACK
Sets a new standard never
before attained by any
other tea. It goes twice
as far as ordinary tea,
and is absolutely pure.
Use it.
There Is no other Hoofing
That la Just ns good its
Warren, lihrct Co'.s
SLAG ROOFING
The Book tolls you why
send for It. Wnrren Ehvot Co.,
321 Washington Avenue.
i
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
SALADA
Ceylon Tea
REFRESHING. DELICIOUS.
Bold only la toad raekota.
SOc, 60c and 70c Per Pound,
ALWAYS BUSY.
S. J, Fuhrman & Bro
Manufacturers of
Store and
Window
Awnings
Our eclcbrnted
Strap Roller for
Awnings n Specialty
328 Lackawanna Ave. , Scranton, Pa.
jinji
II m I Si !
IB M M MB, ' !
liJfJIMm '
&
4: yr
Kdllur of The Tilbiiup.
Sit: 'Ihere ii no need of pioloiiKin; Hie dl-cu-ion.
as wp .110 In nuh-t.111ti.1l accord, .mil .ij
none of my .'I.iItohmiU about. tuMs aie denied.
I om iio dpiii.igojup, f.inniu? the unicuoning
Mmoii. of Hip niultitmle, but lpgltlmate tnit3
Imo rclhln? to fear fiom intrlligpnt inestii;a
I 'on, vliilc It i tprtulii IIIcrIIIiiuIi' tmsU de-.-iie
tirtliliiir belter Hun to lua tlie people Keep
;uiel.
Hut iit object in this nolp is lo m.tkp a cor
intion. I .t.itcd in my letter tlut Hie opei.iton
Ind advanced the pi it 0 of common 10.il 7j per
icnt ,1 ton, hut, as piintcd, it id 7.1 cent? .1 ton.
Mills is tiup, a In tliif c.io 7." centii per Ion is
an aihaice of 7" per ipiil., and I i-o wiolp it in
my fli.t Ictlci, Imt ,n iitciea-c of 75 pel cculj is
j lioic linpiCBiIvp olijeel leon.
'liun'iiniv .miu for f.ilr tieatiuent and for the
ii'P of jour column,
I am oiius sincerely.
Si. II. -Moon.
rc.hWIle, Apill SO.
THE SAME OLD YAWP.
Spring and Summer Oxfords and Boots that con
tent the mind and comfoit the feet.
Men's "Always" Busy Oxfords, $3.00
Ladies' "Melba" Oxfords, S2.50.
Lewis 8c Reilly,
114-116 Wyoming Avenue.
A
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1T1I AV.,BETWKEN 'JTH AS D ttorit ST..
NEW VORK.
EUROPEAN PLAN. ' NEW. PI RPROOP
EDUCATIONAL.
Announcement
During tho summer of 1902, in
struction in all the subjects required
for admission to the best colleges
and scientific schools will be given
at Cotuit Cottages, a Summer
School of Secondary Instruction,
Cotuit, Massachusetts, under the
direction of Principal Charles E.
Fish The courses of instruction
are lor the benefit of five classes of
students:
1. Candidates who have received
conditions at the entrance examina
tions. 2. Candidates who have postponed
examinations until September.
3. Students in Secondary Schools,
who, by reason of illness or other
causes, have deficiencies to malie up.
4. Students in Secondary Schools
who wish to anticipate studies and
savo time in tho preparation for
college.
5. Students in college who have
attmisston conditions which must De
removed before the beginning of the
next Scholastic Year.
The Greatest of AH
Educational
Contests
OVER $9500 m SPECIAL REWARDS
The Scranton Tribune will open on May 5 Its third great
Educational Contest. Like the others, which proved so profit
able to the contestants during th6 past two years, this will be open
to young people, not only of Scranton. but throughout Lacka
wanna and other counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania. There
are olTered as Special Rewards to those who secure the largest
number of points,
ThSrtythree Scholarships
in some of the leading educational institutions in the country.
The list is as follows :
$1708
For particulars address,
CHARLES E. FISH, Principal
School of the Lackawanna,
Scranton, Pa.
1'iom the Wllhcs 1'jire lineal.
'Ilm-i' lii'inihlic.nis of AVill.os-H.il iq who di'sire
tu wp lhi lirpuhlic.m puty cany Luzerne count)
int NowmhiT .iini I'h'it ill c .mil i dales for tho
ininlr iiMlci".. will nU- for linn. .Iul:ili II,
Willi.inn .mil lion. ( lurlr A. Miner for ilele
eiilei to the hlnte i o I'lilioi'. .le-u. Minor anil
V'iIIijiim will .ivii-t in pl.icliiK at the. head uf
the il.itu tl.ket n? candidate for Roer'ior a lte.
I'lihlluii who wilt not dia:; down our tandhiile
fu ciiixin4 and our candidate? for the li'j?i"la
tine and for couuly olliu-. to li--astioii3 defeat.
HOW TIMES CHANGE.
I 'mm the rhi!adelihla Itecord.
i does term .1 little out of the oulinaij- eom-e
ot ecnU that wo miit lotiult Charles Kmory
Smith's new -paper at ihe hre.ikfa!t table in ordir
10 (tit ntliwi.il ihliveiy of l(uay outfit Ings for
the il.i" cum tit con-uinptloii.
Convenient to Theatres nnd Shopping
Districts. Take 2jrd st. cross.town
cars an J transfer at 4th ave. direct
to hotel.
Hooms with Hath ) JHitlts with Bnth
?1.30 upward. ) I $'J.0O.
W. H. PARKE, Proprietor.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Ir tag I'lace,
NEW YOBK;
American Han, ISI.JO Per Day and Upward.
European Man, $1.00 Tcr Day and Upwards,
fc'pcclal Hates to Families.
T. THOMPSON, Prop.
LILIES.
'thru' .lie lllle- fail ami of heauly lars
'I hat tear theli stalely h.aiN,
As it In liy wilh othein to xio
'lh.it stow in the gaiilcii hed.
'Jheic .lie punvt white, and of colois hrlght,
That 1H..1 eaih othei in line,
And .miii'iI thlnl; that then was a pencil Ihcie
To s-tie.il: the eniteia ro Hue.
In a fchauy nook, where we i-oldom look,
Tiie lilies nf Ihe alloy .'low,
Away fuiii the tun, they weiii to thim
'J he e, in the heil u tow.
.Mis. A. (,'. fiiecn.
IVckAilli'. April ::a.
t f4 f-f -r
For Business Men
In tho heart ot tho wholrsaU
district.
For Slioi)Cis
S tnlnutec' walk to Wanamafcers:
S minutes to Slegel Cooper's Ulg
Store, rasy ot access to the great
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from B'way Can. giv
ing; easy transportation to all
points of Interest.
Kt'crotttry Slmw Is uelntr urllli'lzuij In
KiiRlinnl fur w'tMllftliiK In a rei-piit
fppefli thut the United Statps not loiifj
liptictt -will not only polico tltu western
liemlKiilifie litit alfo bo chillnutloii's
piiui'lpal pence tiKont iiniunir all the
I'onnirles and IMiimlt whosu Hhures aco
waslu'd by thu I'iK'lllc: oi'pan. They
need not worry ubtmt It. It Is true.
AVo nollro that wherovrr Ulkln Kets
dflestites tho public kcIk ttoin IiIb up.
pnnentK a lame and Ingenious but neii
eially Ili'tlnnal einp "f exiilantitloiiH.
And yet the explanation Is not dlfll-
enlt. It merely Is that the penplo want
Kll.in nominated,
liihtiranie Coinmlhfioner niuliani'K
depurtnient paid it proilt ti the .statu of
200 per i cut. lust ypar. As n nianaser
of men and nft'aiis It will liuvti to be
adinitU'd that Uurhuni is pometlilne of
(i mifcesg,
Now tho liifiiirgentB are trylntf fo Ret
President Hoo.suvelt to burn his llngeis
by trying- to meddle with I'ennsylvanla
politics. N In yuln Is the net spread In
thu blid's sIbIU.
The announcement from AVabhltiRton
that tho president has decided not to
ret lie ficneiul Allies Indicates that, nf.
tcr ull the talk ugulnst "pull'' and la.
t
tsrsss
Beds
Elegantly Rich
Designs
The new patterns we are
now showing are benutlful
specimens of the metal
worker's nnd designer's
skill they possess charac
ter and finish that appeals
to tho exacting purchaser,
The prices, too, are as at
tractive a3 the doslgns.
We Invite inspection nnd
comparison.
Have you seen the new
patterns in the twin beds
we've something worth
seeing, whether you wish
to buy or not,
Many now and boautiful
patterns In odd Dressers
and pieces for the bed-loom,
I HOTEL ALOERTi
NEW YOltK.
1)0 You Want
a Good Education?
Not a thort course, nor an cay course,
nor a cheap course, but the best education
to bo had. No other education it woith
Bpcnding time and money on. if you do,
wiltc lor i catalogue ot
Lafayette
College
Easton, Pa.
which olTen thorough prepaiation In the
Engineering and Chemical Professions as will
as the regular College courses.
C026
2 Scholarships in Syracuse Univoroity, at $432 oach $ 864
1 Scholarship In Bucknoll University 520
1 Scholarship in Tho University of Rochester 324
i
1 Scholarshin in Washincton School for Ilovs 1700
1 Scholarship in Williamsport Dickinson Snminary 750
1 Scholarship in Dickinson Collegiate Preparatory
School 750
1 Scholarship in Nowton Collegiato Institute 720
1 Scholarship in Keystone Academy 600
1 Scholarship in Brown College Preparatory School .... 600
1 Scholarship in the School of the Lackawanna 400
1 Scholarshin in Wilkes-Barre Institute 270
1 Scholarship in Cotuit Cottage (Summer School) 230
4 Scholarships in Scranton Conservatory of Music, at
$125 each 500
4 Scholarships in Hardenborgh School of Music and Art 460
3 Scholarships in Scranton Business College, at $100
each 300
5 Scholarships in International Correspondence Schools,
average value $57 each 285
2 Scholarships in. Lackawanna Business College, at $85
oach 170
2 Scholarships in Alfred Wooler'o Vocal Studio 125
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$0574
Each contestant failing to secure one of the scholarships as a
special reward will receive ten per cent, of all the money he or she
secures for The Tribune during the contest.
Special Honor Prizes.
A new feature is to be added this year. Special honor prizes
will be given to those securing the largest number of points
each month. Just what the prizes will be -are to be announced
later, but they will consist of valuable and useful presents, such as
watches, books, etc.
The best explanation of the plan of The Tribune's Educational
Contest will be found in the rules, which are here given:
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RULES OF THE CONTEST.
I
The rpccial rewards will bo given to tho
person hccuring- the largest number of
point?.
Point? will ho credited to contestant to
curinir new sub'cnlicis to The Sciauton
Tribune at follows:
Points.
One month'-? suhsirlption ? ..10 1
Three months' Mih..cnptlon... l.'Jj :i
Sic months' subscription 2..M1
One jcar's subscription 5.00 1
Tho contestant with the highest number
of points will be ghen .i choice fiom tho
list of special reminds; the conlcetant with
the second highest iiutuhcr ot points will
bo giien a choice of tho leinaiiiin lc
wanN, and so on through the ii.st.
The contestant who secures the highest
muuhcr of points durlm; any calendar
month of the contest will receive a special
honor reward, this reward hclne entirely
independent ot the ultimate deposition 6
the scholarships.
L'ach contestant falllns to secure a spe
cial reward will he Rien 10 per cent, ot all
money he or (die tuuis in.
.Ml siib-ciipliom must be pild in advance.
Only new suu-nbeis will be counted.
ltmcuMl-i ly persons whoe nainei are al
ready on our Mihi-cilplioii 1M will not be
credited. 'Ihe Tiihune will imesthjato each
mbacription nnd if fourd Irregular in any
way lesenes the right to reject it.
Ko UanefcH can be nude alter credit
has onco been ghen.
All fubiciiptions nnd the cii-h to pay tor
them must be hinded in at The lillmno ot
llee within the week in wlilih they are fc
(Hied, fo that papers can be sent to the
subscribers at once.
Suhscuptions must ho wiitltn on blanks,
which can bo seemed at The Tribune office,
or will bo tent by mall.
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Trr. Hth ST. & UNIVERSITY PI "f
4. Only one Bloc-It from Broadway.
t Rooms, $1 Up. pSS,, :
Dr. & Mrs. John MacDuffie's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
2lh year. Tncnty-llio jcu.s under the minige
Iiient of JI1&S IIOW.Uil). College piepaiatuiy
and neadenilo eouisrs. flesident pupil-, limited to
'JO. 1.0 suli non-icihhnt, lle.iutilul gioumk
Tennis cnuits. Iituietion in .uimdanrc with
hlghc.it icqulierneiitu of bc-t ioIIcbc.-.. 1'or pal
tlculais and catalogue addict
John JUtDiitlle, Ph. II., Spilnglleld, Mass.
Linotype
Composition
Book
or
News
Done quickly and reasonably
at The Tribune office.
STATK NORMAL SCHOOL,
i:.i,t StiouiWnng, I'j,
The eN-imlnatlous for admission to the Middle
Year and Senior Year elates wilt he he hi ,lune 111,
High school graduate will hu permitted lo take
bolli csamlnatloiis and cuter the tenlor l,i.w
wlieie their "oik has toeied the Junior ami mid.
die jean coiime of tin" normal, 'this jc.u- wilt
l.n the bt,t onnoitiinilv c-Ufll to do so. ns tlu
thicc e.us' i-ouuo Is In full foico and all will
ionic under the stale ugulatioiis of evuulnatlom,
Tor full paithuliiK aihlie-.s at ouie,
0. I', llllll.i:, A. M Pilnclp.il.
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Those desiring to enter the Contest should send in their
names at once, and they will be the first to receive the book of
instructions and canvasser's outfit when the contest opens on May 5.
All questions concerning the plan will be cheerfully answered.
Address all communications to
CONTEST EDITOR,
Scranton Tribune, Scranton, Pa. 1
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Old 'Phone 79.2.
SCRANTON CORRESPONDENCE S0H00L3
SCRANIOV, HA.
T, J. Foster, President, rimer II. Lawill, Treat.
R. J. loiter, B'.inley P. Allen,
Vice Piesldent. Sicretiry,
Hill&Connell
121 Washington Avenue,
SPRING AND SUMMER RESORTS,
Atlantic City.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
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NEW AND AODERN. WITH EVERY APPOINTMENT AND CONVENIENCE TO ME
FOUND IN A FIRST-CLASS .SEASIDE RESORT.
1 lie superior service and cuUne as of tho past two seasons will boinaint.tliieJ through
out the entire year. JOHN H. scon'.
Headquarters
for
Incandescent
Gas Mantles,
Portable Lamps.
I THE NEW DISCOVERY
Kern Incandescent
Gas Lamp.
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I 253-327 Pcnii Avenue.
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Manufacturers of
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the Typewriter
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The Dr. DiemeS
LinenMesh
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Is tho most healthful, comfortable,
cleanly undevclothlno: of nny hither
to known, This Is a largo claim,
but those who have used the goods
bear testimony to the accuracy of It,
send tor descriptive pamphlet and
samples of material, or call and ex-
amino tho Raiments for men. women
and children,
ALSO SOLE AGENTS FOR
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