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Total appropriations

Total appropriations .......... Sii6,020
Adding to this amo,mt the estimated deficit
| OF S45,OO0, makes tsta 10 he provided for OF
S3Gl .02O. II We receive the same appropriation
from the state this year last, viz. S73,373,
| there will roInain to be raised by taxation the
sum of S2s7,6i7 II is therefore impossible to
make any reduction in tie tax levy, and we
therefore recommend the same levy as last year,
II mills for the total. Deducting the l9s m'llS
levied for the sinking fund there will iemain
Tor general school purposes l23s mills, which
will produce revenue OF S21G,330, TO- THIS is
net sufficient 10 meet the requirements as shown
above, especially as the state appropriation may
bc reduced on account OF the governors veto to
a portion OF it, but there is $4,000 above
referred TO in the building account which can
bc used in pawn" on buildings and lots, il is
probable that the said levy will he large enough
with careful management 10 meet the expenses
Of the district.
We WOULD however. urge tho necessity of CON
Rning the expenditures strictly within the ap-
propriations, and OF postponing Improvements
even when needed, until such time as there shall
be funds available TO pay for them.
Statement showing amounts which now due
on sites for school buildings which will Je
come due before the first day OF July 1901;
First ward
May /, 1900, payment and in
teTest .....................S9i .S9iO bl
May /, 1901, payment and in
terest ..................... 0ls G7
---- 81, $50 "a
Second ward
April 10, 1900, principal and
interest ................... s,3l2 90
Tenth ward
May /, 1900, payment and in
terest ,.......,.........,....l,4I
May /, 1901, payment and in
interest .............,......,.l,4OO
- 2,S75 90
Eleventh ward
April 10. 1900, principal and
interest ............,..... 4,lSs O1
Twelfth ward
December /, 1000, principal and
interest ................... I,l66 90
Thirteenth ward
interest .............,..... 1880 40
Sixteenth ward
September 90, 1900, interest. los 90
September 23, 1901, interest. l9S 90
--.-- 396 90
Twenty first ward
May !, 1900. payment and in
terest ......'...'.''''.''' Io' oO
May /, 1901, payment and in
teTest .,.......'.'.''''.'''' IOO W
- l,437 80
Total ...........,...'''.'''''''' 81
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OMALLEY TO RESIGN.-It is understood
that Plumbing inspector Michael 0'Maley will
tender his resignation to the mayor to take effect
Nay J. Mr. oMalley eontemplates starting in
business for himself
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.-The Spanish.
American War Veterans association at a meet.
ing held in the Grand Army OF the Republic
rooms on Lackawinna avenue last night elected
the following officers: Captain A. Z. Norhis; first
lieutenant, James Sullivan; second lieutenant, W.
G.. Watkins; chaplain, Carl Guhster. Twenty
two members were mustered in last night.
1t was decided TO call the organization General
Goblin command.
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poi
May ]. Mr.. o'Malley contemplates starting in
business for himself.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE.-The eighth an
niyersary service of Mr.. Wilton Pr,nn win Lo
held in the Rescue mission tonight at s o'clock
All are invited. Refreshment will be served at
the close Of the service.
MEET T0NIGHT..-St Peters Total Ahstipercs
and Benevolent society of Bellevue will meet
At their hall tonight to arrange matters ncr.
tanning to attending mass and receiving nolv
communion next Sunday.
PAf-DAfS.-The Trainmen and drillmen on
the Laokawanna road are being paid The nav
master will complete the payments in this region
today' The Delaware and Hudson trainmcn
south OF Scranton were paid yesterday.
ABUsED THE HoRSE.-Thomas Riley, OF
south Scranton, was arrested at the instance q,
Lveryman William Bellies, and arraiRned nerore
Alderman Myron Kasson on the charge Of abus.
ing one OF Bellies horses, and was committed.
10 the county Jail.
60. ii INSPECTED Major W. S. NIillar last
night inspected Company II, OF the Thirteenth
regiment. This is Providence company and is
led py captain HUFF, First Lieutenant Mills and
second Lieutenant Finn. Company will be
inspected tonight.
YOUNG REPUBLlCANS.-A meeting will be
held at the Central Republican club rooms in
the Price building tonight. to reorgauize the
Young Mems Republican club for the work of
the coming campaign All young Republicans
are invited to attend.
IN sNoNERs HALL.-The X.Ray Dancing
class gave its first annual dance last night at
hno'eTs nall Professor johnson furnished tn,
dance music and very large number of couples
were present. The committee in charge of the
AFFAIR consisted of the Messrs. Boland, Morahan
and Kelly.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. - The executive
committee OF the City Christian Endeavor union
held brief session last night in the Grace Re.
formed church, but adjourned shortly after trans.
acting only routine business on account Of the
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FOURTEEN MILLS IS
SCHOOL TAX LEVY
THAT'S WHAT FINANCE COM
MITTEE SAY 1T MUST BE.

School Board Will Act Upon the
Committees Report at a Special
Meeting Tonight-The Committee
Say Fourteen Mills Will Be Neces-
sary to Pay Simply the Expenses
Of the General School Account.
They Recommend Issuance OF
100000 Worth Of Bonds.
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ANNIVERSARY SERVICE.-'rhe eighth an.
niyersary service of Mr.. Williom Prynn will he
heid IN the Rescue mission tonight at O'Clock.
All are invited. Refreshment will be served ,t
the close Of the service
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Such an Array.

Smoke The Hotel Jermyn cigar. 1Oc
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BRITON VS.. BOER-An illustrated stereop.
ticon lecture on "Briton VS.. Boer," treating on
the history and customs OF the people Of the
Transvaal, the Orange Free State and other
South African countries, with especial emphasis
on the causes leading up TO the present war,
will be given in Guernsey hall on Friday night
by J. s. Lane, mechanical engineer, former
resident of South Africa and father OF IL. Il.
Lane, Of this city. Mr.. Lane has delivered this
lecture in many cities and it has been pro.
nounced most instructive. small admission
fee will be charged to defraoy the expenses.
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Is the best med
icIne for the
stomach, blood.
liver and nerves
II cures
Constipation
Indigestion
Dyspepsla
BlIiousness
lnvigorates the
liver a n d
strengthens the
kidneys. When
you ark for it,
be sure you get
the genuine.
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SOME CIRCUMSTANCES.

There were a number Of suspicious
circumstances connected with the fire
and the people of the village began to
discuss it in mysterious tones.
Mrs. Barbara White, who discovered
the fire and gave the alarm, which
brought out the fire fighters and saved
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ANNIyERSARY.-Th evening at 8 o'clock, the
nit cteenth anniversary exercises of the Rair
road Department Of the Young Mems Christian
association will be held in their hall. The rail-
road department has had prosperous year not
withstanding the trying times caused by the re-
organization Of the Lackawanna railroad. The
department is in good fiji sncial condition and
has a membership at present of S12. President
Truesdale has encouraged the building commit
tee to expect definite action with reference to the
new building early next spring. 1t is hoped that
Traffic Mar ager Caldwell will come but the
committee cannot definitely ounce him at
this time. The speakers already secured are C.
J. Hicks, international railroad secretary, and f.
b. Buckalew, assistant state secretary. The
nrsic fer the occasion will be furnished by the
Lawrence orchestra
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MEET ToNlGHT.'-St. Peters Total Abstinence
and Benevolent society Of Bellevue will meet
AZ their hall tonight to arrange matters per-
communion next Sunday.
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PAf-DAis.-The Trainmen and drillmen ON
the Lackaw wanna road are being paid. The paw.
master VIII complete the payments in this region
today. The Delaware and Hudson trainmcn
south Of Scranton were paid yesterday.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. - The executive
COMMITTEES OF the City Christian Endeavor union
held brief session last night in the Grace Re.
formed church, but adjourned shortly after trans.
acting only routine business on account Of the
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FOR BAPTIST MISSIONS

A Conference This Week at Parkers-
burg, With DR.. Mabis and Other
Able Speakers In charge-Rsv. N.
W. Buck One of the Speakers.
The west virginia Baptist mission
airy conference, TO be held at PRrKers-
burg tomorrow and wednesday. will
attract several delegates from this
city. Including Rev. NJ. W. Buck, pas
tor of the First Baptist church, who is
to be one Of the speakers.
The convention Will be largely under
the direction Of the Rev. Henry C.
AIabie, D. D., of Boston. field secretary
Of the American Baptist Missionary
Union. who preached yesterday. morn
Ing and evening, from the First Bap-
list church pulpit, This society is the
Oldest Missionary organization Of the
Baptists in this country. It was or
gaulzed In 1914. and is to-day doing
work in more than twenty foreign
countries. including Burma, India pro-
per. China. Japan. Africa. and several
European countries The society re-
ceIyes about thirteen thousand converts
into its churches annually, having bap
tizsd over 100000 and collects and ex-
ponds over 5000. 900 annually. The num-
Dor OF its missionaries md Its yearly
receipts have about doubled in the past
fifteen years.
: DR.. Mable has personally visited the
missions In these foreign lands. and
gives much time to holding conventions
like this through the country, and
brings the conditions abroad wildly
before his hearers.
The recent expanded relations Of the
United States government to these for
eIgn lands Is compelling a larger at
tentlon to these questions than ever
before, and the citizens Of the coun-
try can well AFFORD to become more and
more familiar with the phllnnthropic
nspects Of work which looks toward
the elevation Of the populations OF the
Orient.
While the society under whose au-
spices this convention ia TO he held is
devoted to missions In foreign lands,
varlouA forms OF work In this country
will also be presented by prominent
leaders in the denomination referred to
In the programme which Is published
herewith. Among those from abroad
who will participate win be Rev. wln-
lam AshmOre, D. D., of China, one Of
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Comes from Dr. d. b. Carlyle, OF
Washlta. l. I. He writes: -Four bot
Ties Of Electric Bltters has cured Mrs
Brewer OF scrufula, which had caused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
Eores would break out on her head ana
face. and the best doctors could give no
help; but her cure Is complete and her
health II excellent" This shows what
thousands have provPd-thnt Electric
Bltters is the best blood purifier known
It's the suprOme remedy for eczema, tet-
ter. salt rhO1m. ulcers. bollS and run
ming sores, II stimulates liver, kIdneys
and bowels, expels poisona. helps dIHes.
ton, builds up the strength. oniy 50
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the most prominent missionary DaTl1li-
ages Of this generation he has labor
"a over forty years in China. Is q man
Of broad and statesmanlilEe poVera and
views. and has uncommon oratorieal
ability. The public should not fail to
hear him on the general conditions IN
China, quite apart from a particular
interest in missions. Other speakers
viii be Rev. F. P. Haggard. a mission
ary; Rev. II. W. Buck. Of this city. and
other West virginia Baptist minis
tiers.
This win be a rare opportunity Tor
west Virginia people to come into
close touch with these wide relations,
and the InteIIIgeneer 'bespeaks a large
attendance upon all the sessions Of the
convention. All Christian denomina-
tons will have equal interest IN the
spirit Of such a meeting and the ques-
lions that win be discussed. and are
cordially Invited to share in the good
things promised.
The programme in full. Is as follows;
Tuesday Afternoon.
Rev. T. c. johnson, D. D., Charleston
e:06-Prayer and Praise.
2:iO-The First Denial OF Missions. AZ
Exposition.-FeV. r. q MCDANIEL
s:lS-Development in Order Of Service
Rev. ]. S. Stump. Superintendent STATE
s:iS-Fhe Sense Of God IN Business Aims
and Methods; It's Relation 20 Christian
Stewardship. Stephen Davidson, Par
kersburg,
r. Gear, D. D. Marietta, Ohio,
4:l0-Discusaion Of above topics opened oy
Rev. G. w. basher. D. D. CINCINNATI
5;oSIspecsal Session OF OsEclal members Of
the churches represented
Tuesday Evening.
Rev. I. KirtIey, D. D., MariettR. Ohio, pre-
7:sS1TSe Cross in Christian MlsBlons.-
Rev. H. C. Aiabie, D. D.. Boston. Mass.
solo-MlsB Elizabeth Davidson Parkers-
Mission Work in chlna-Rsy william
Ashmore. D. D., Swallow. China
Wednesday Morning.
Rev. W. P. walker, D. D., Huntington.
9:3O-Prnyer and Praise.
9:40-rhe Corruption and Fail Of q Self
Centered Judaism; An Exposition
Rev. J. Dallas Simmons. Grafton.
l0:05-The Primitive PRINCIPLES OF MISSIONS
the Conservator Of the Primitive Faith.
Rev. T. c. Johnson. d. D., Charleston.
ie:35-The Relation Of YOuthhood TO tha
Kingdom.-Rev. L. L. Peters. Clariks-
1I:OO-The Goal Of American Christianity.
Rev. u. W. Buck, Wheeling.
II :30-D Discussion Of above topics opened by
Rev. T. G. Field. Elyria, Ohio.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Jonathan Smith. Spencer. presiding.
2:0O-Prayer and Praise.
2:l0-The Missionary Import OF Pentecost.
Rev. T. g. Field. District Secretary A.
B. n. u, ElyriR, Ohio
2:z5-The Baptist Basis for Training the
Spiritual Life.-ReV. g. w. Lasher, ID.
D., Cincinnati Ohio.
3:05-The Pastors Difficulties In Broaden
ing the Horizon OF HIS Pedple-ReV. w,
p. Walker. D. D.. Huntington.
3:S5-The Mission OF Jesus Our Mission
Rev. E. 8. Sucker, District Secretary
A B. P. g., Chicago, nj.
i:n5-DiscugsiUn OF above topics opened by
Rev. N. W. Buck, Wheeling.
Wednesday Evening.
Rev W. E. Powell. D. D.. Parkersburg,
7:sl-Address. ..... Rev. Dr. VIM. Ashmore
Address .............. Rev. DR.. n. C. habie
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Ar1lateur&&
Photography.


To get good cloud effects you must
expose for the clouds and not the land
scape. This may be neutralIzed by care
full development. Make exposure. say,
half of second, or quicker, according
to the character OF light, but at all
events start development in weak de-
veloper. accelerate IL necessary by
strong, but change to weak the instant
the first trace of half-tone shows.
Do not allow the strong developer to
touch the slSy again during develop
ment. Pour of weak, tip tray and pour
on enough strong developer to dow over
landscape to the sky line. Move gently
back and forth for few seconds. then
pour on and carry on in weak develop
er. This repeated once, perhaps. should
bring out ell there is in the landscape,
and still not over-deveIOp sky.
1t is a general mistake to develop
plates that have broad sky in strong
developer that makes the part OF the
negative thick as board before the
underlined parts are developed. The
writer has not yet seen ray litter
cloud negative that looked natural. this
being the opposite extreme from over
developing skies. A careful develop
ment Will always leave clouds sufH-
GENTLY prominent IL they are there. It
might be well to state that double
coated plates are most satisfactory in
cloud, moonlight or night effects, as
there is no excess OF haladon.
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BE Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renich Hamilton. of
West Jefferson, o., after suffering is
months from Rectal Fistula. he would
die ualess costly operation was per-
formed: but he cured himself with I'VE
boxes OF Buclilen's Arulca Salye. the
surest Pile cure on Earth. and the best
Salve In the World. 25 cents a box. Sold
w Logan Drug Co.. druggist.
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FAMIIY WAsHING

Rough Dry Washed. starched aad
Dried cent? per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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found below; then the woman's Musi-
cal Club January recital on next We'd
nesday evening at Odd Fellows hall
for which the programme is printed in
this column, is deserving of a large au-
dlence. being open to the enjoyment Of
both men and women. These will be
followed on Tuesday evening. January
16, by the grand concert Of the Pitts
burgh Symphony Orchestra, conducted
by Victor Herbert. and assisted by Mrs.
Myron B. stowell. soprano.
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A good why OF quickly drying nega-
tive is to immense in ordinary al
cohol Immediately after the washing
that follows fixing. You can fan 1t dry
in ten or fifteen minutes. a still quicker
way is to give it a bath In methylated
spirit for four or five minutes. then
flowing 1t two or three times with
methylated sulphuric ether In a cur
rent Of ai-, negative so treated VIII
dry In two or three minutes.
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Several attractions out of the ordln-
airy are in store for Musical Wheeling
during the coming fortnight, In the fol-
lowing order: The organ recital Tues
day for the benefit OF the Home FOR
Aged and Friendless, ut the English
Lutheran Church. with II. p. Ecker,
organlst; Frederic c. Freemouth, tenor.
and Marie Arndt MS soloIsts, the
charming programme for which will be
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Il. E. HiIlman
Sos.

Diamonds, Studs,
Rings, Pendants,
Charms, Cuff But.
tons, Bracelets, PEN
Knives, Clgar.Cut.
fefs, Watches, etc.
Gold Watches, Fill.
ed Watches, Clocks,
Silver, Ebony and
Gold Filled Brushes,
Sterling SllVerWarc,
and best Silver.
Plated Ware. Head
quarters Tor Regina
HlAeiN ENNNst
8 ElsTsath Street,
Rheeli1g n. Va
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The Twentieth Century Gifts meet
with Mrs. Emma Forbes at the Charles
Howard simpson Home. Elm Grove.
Thursday.
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a weak negative should always be
printed in dlftused Ilght--that is, not in
direct sunlight for the light is too
strong. A strong, vigorous negative
should be printed in the direct rays Of
the sun.
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Photographing timbstones is a novel
Industry which has been instituted by
a Philadelphia colored man. says the
Record. who was at one time boy-ot-
all-worlS in a photograph gallery. he
has recently branched out for himself,
and has already established remuner-
alive business. which promises to open
even a wider field in the future. He
visits the various cemeteries with his
cameras. and when the day is fair he
takes pictures OF many of the imposing
monuments. After he has developed
his plates he takes proofs around
among the relatives OF the deceased.
and usually hnds ready sale for his
pictures. OF course. he has to take
chances, for he works entirely without
orders, trusting to sentiment for his
sales. stn, he says, it is very seldom
that he doesn't get an order. He also
has a habit OF haunting the marble
works. where tombstones are made. and
by striking while the iron is hot, he
takes picture before even the be-
reaved relatives have seen the stone.
This is always a tenstrike.
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IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise In the Intelligencer.
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Smith-see Jones over there laughing
70 heartily? Somebody must have told
him a funny story.
Brown-More likely Jones told II him
self-TJt-B Bits.
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The tenth set of concerts by the
Pittsburgh Orchestra, in Carnegie
Music Hall, at Pittsburgh, next Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon will
begin the last half OF the fifth sea-
son. A soprano OF wide European repu-
tation, Miss Frances saville, Is the SOLO
ist at these concerts. She is an Ameri.
can, born In San Francisco. and is now
permanent member Of the Royal
opera Of Vienna. After a study period
in Paris with Madame MarchesI. Miss
savIlie made her debut in Romeo and
Juliet" in Brussels. which was such an
immense success that managers vyed
with each other for her services. She
has a voice of lovely quality. and is
said to be woman Of commanding per-
sonaI presence. She is in this country
on a short furlough. and there is great
interest In her coming appearance. as
she has never been heard in Pittsburgh
Her selections are the aria which AIDE
lima Patti used to sing so beautifully
una voce POGO "a" from the opera
1.-THE Barber of Seville" and the waltz
song from Gounod's opera, "Mlrelle."
Mr.. Herbert presents list OF great
composers, as viii be seen by the list
below. The programme as whole is
among the most interesting he has pre-
pared this season. The symphony Is
the 'Pastorale," by Beethoven, sweet
and charming composition.
The afternoon concerts, beginning at
2:l5, are specially convenient for those
living out OF town. and there is al
ways an excellent choice Of seats to be
had. The programme in full is;
oyerturc-"Tho Water Carrier 49,.
Aria-"Una vOce POGO fa''.......... Rosslni
Nine Snville.
Syinphony-'' 2Rstorale" ......... Beethoven
Suit-"Ises Errinyea'. ..............A iassenet
Aria-Waltz from 'sMirnlle" ......., Gouilod
Nine Saville.
''HOldigunEs March" ..........., Wagner
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Mrs. w. a. Wilson. OF South Front
street, entertains the Island Euchre
Club Wednesday.
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THE UNITED
STATES And
new ASIA.
d.. Il C. 1Labis Delivers an Absorb
ingly Interesting Lecture at
the Baptist Church.
0UR MISSION m TRE fAR Est
Has Been Ordained by Providsnee,
and Though RsEtstsd, Cannot
Be Prevented.

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B-You have n magnlficent library.
W.-Yes. When think OF the amount
OF money I've sunk In that collection OF
books. 1t makes me feel quite intellect
uRl.-Tit-