The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-13
our T0MAN'S NEWSPAPER
Nill Be ISSUED Tomorrow From the
Tribune Office.
CONSISTS OF THIRTY FACES
Edition Will Dc Forty Thousand Copies.
Extensive Arrangements That Have
Been Made for Circulating 1t.
Where 1t Can Be Obtained.

Tomorrow the long-anticipated Wo.
mans Paper will be issued and 1t will
be a credit to the enterprise, ability ana
progressiveness of the women Of Scran-
ton.
When the idea of issuing a woman's
paper to start building fund for the
Young Women's Christian association
first took form, there We're some fears
expressed as to the ability of the women
with little or no experience In newspa-
per work to get out a live, up-to-date
newspaper. 1t has been demonstrated
that these fears We're entirely ground
less, and the number and character of
the articles received for the paper
shows that there Is an abundance of
literary ability hereabouts. The thir-
ty pages of Our Woman's Newspaper"
which will be issued from The Tribune
press tomorrow morning will TEEN with
well written articles touching every
topic of current thought, all of which
are of more than passing interest So
great was the number of trst-claSs
contributions received and SO persist.
ent the demands of advertisers for
space that the original intention as to
the size of the paper had to be aban-
doned and the number of pages in
creased to thirty.
The greater part of the work on this
colossal paper is done and it will be is.
sued tomorrow morning on schedule
time. 1t IL deserving OF liberal patron.
age from the people of this city and its
vicinity because of the worthy object
the enterprise Is conducted for II for no
| other reason.
CIRCULATING THE PAPER.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for circulating the 10000 papers
the edition will consist of. Today the
members of the circulating committee
are requested to report at the Young
Women's Christian association rooms
between $50 a. m. and 8 p. IN. The
members of this committee will dis
tribute the papers to subscribers and II
will be sold by The Tribune agents by
the Union News company on the trains
and can be obtained at the following
agencies:
North Scranton--Henwood drug
store Grifliin's drug store, Davis drug
store, Fenner Il Chappell, w. b. Christ
mas shoe store, N. r. Osterhout, Provi-
dence; o. V. Palmers cash store
Charles u. Miller, Bulls Head cash
store, Park Place; Rays drug store
Green Ridge.
Central city--Flnley, Leader, L. G..
| Coursen, Globe, Connolly & Wallace
Sanderson's, McGarrah & Thomas, Rex
ford, Goldsmth's Bazaar, Williams
| Brothers
South Scranton--Humphrey drug
store, Terppe's drug store, South Side
cash store, Washington avenue cash
store, Linn's grocery store.
West Side-C. II. Shryer, Jenkins G.
Musgraves ID. NJ. Jones drug store. b.
q. Morgan's drug store, Luther Keller
| Peters Il York, Clarke Brothers, Miss
Harriet Davis
Pittston-McCrindal & Manning, Nc
Dougars book store, Young Mems
Christian association rooms Miss
Dewey's store, West Pittston, and by
boys on the streets.
Wilkes Barre-Puckeys book store,
Jonas Long, A. NJ. Dorian, Parker's jew
elry store, Green's drug store, Young
WOmen's Christian association rooms,
Miss Luella Pearce.
ADJACENT TO THE CITY.
Factoryville-Miss Gertrude Northup.
Clark's Green-Miss Mary Bevan..
Olyphant-Mrs. u. d. Edwards, Miss
Orie Williams.
Carbondale-Max Lathrope.
Elmhurst-Mrs. Louise Christy.
Dalton-Mrs. Russell Stelle.
Peckville-Miss Benedict.
Bloomsburg-Mrs. G. L. Wilbur.
Gleenburn-Carroll Dean.
Tht firt copy of the paper unless a
higher bid is received will go to
Charles Schlager, his bid of $50 being
the highest. r. E. Comegys gets the
second for $780,
In the surrounding towns the paper
will be sold by The Tribune's agents.