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next campaign in this State must be won,
il it is won for the Republicans, by the
Union Republicans; and if the States |
vote for the Republican candidate for |
President in 1904, is to be assured, it
must be by Republican victory won in
1902 by the Union Republicans OF the
State.
These are the facts which make up the
political situation in Delaware, as it re-
lates to the possible unanimous support
of the Presidents administrative policy.
hy the Republican States in which elec
tions are to be held previous to 1904. In
he right elucidation of the problem in
volved there will be the assurance of a
continued Republican State government.
the election of ..epublicnn representa-
tive and two Republican Senators in Con
gress. That Delaware is not so repre-
scented in Congress now, is the result of
ignoring all these facts of the political
situation. and the encouragement of the
Anti-Addicksite boilers who made anil
maintained an organization. for the de-
feat OF the Republican party. upon Fed
cral patronage. The party so made and
encouraged has prevented the election
Of United States Senator'S and has put
Delaware virtually ont of the Union Of
States-thc State has no representative
in Congress. We think that fact i'm
nortnnt enough to be taken into account
IN the Presidents politics.
We are told that the President will
follow established prccedcnts As We
understand that the defeated Republican
!. candidate for United States Senator VIII,
represented the larger--the majority :
element Of i,s party is accorded the hon
, ors and courtesics due to party rcprcsen.
titivcs. Under other conditions the conr.
tesics due State. are extended to the
!, States member of the National Commit.
=, tee. There is every good political reason
Us we have shown. for this course rell
;. tive TO the politics of This State. What
I. viii! be the Presidents course toward
, the State is not known. The situation
!, here, the opportunities il offers for benc
:, tccnt ana permanent political results
that can only he assured by an applica
I, tion Of stalwart Republican policy. th,
Presidents known stalwart Republican
principles ana sympathcs. suggest iii,
;. policy we have outlined.
Above all things else. politically, I'll,
State needs to be restored to its place il
The Union Of States. from which tn,
Anti-Addicksite bolters have excluded
her i'll their persistent obstruction Of tn
election of United States Senators.
To 50 restore the State would be al
: achievement worthy of Il President of til,
\ United States. and one producing per
mnncnt and hcnefccnt political results
The sun., 1901-10-01
SCHuYLKiLL DIVISION

Nor rhoenixylllc. Pottstown ANA Read.
ing. 545, $40 ana 1919, a. m. II 10 ISnt-
arday 33nlyl 10, 30 5a2 75a and 1i.5O
= II n, sundays, t50, 800 and 92S 81 m,
lI3s ~ ANA $50 r. m IhocniXyillc
only, 72f Q. IN. and Ans ana 552 p. m
'9r pottsyillo, 5i5, o1O, 1910 d. NJ. 10.
! 70 ana 7.@3 n m week davs. SundaV
G.lN. l2l. n. N. and 90 u N .
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These tablets will positively
cure Headache, Neuralgia, In
sonnia and many other disorders
arising from the nerves and Var.
lous organs. The ingredients
are q the finest quality obtain.
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rurEON, DEIAW1R OOD1Trn
lllL II LLo ooNNLN,
4 F
The SUMS Daily

The Suns Da,,yA se.
Tuesday, octH1M.
AZ Oysters anjcelery on toast.
A Baked applss. Bread. Butter
DINNER.
Julienne soup. Roast tender
loin of pork. Red cabbage Ia
2a1 Allcnmande. Potato croquets.
Banana float.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Apples or grapes. Boiled oatmeal, with
milk. Liver and bacon. Baked potatoes
Biscuits. Coffee.
TUESDAYS COOKING.
For liver and bacon procure u lambs
haSlet. cut the liver and heart into slices
Take half of them, season with salt ant
pepper. roll i'll flour. Then place a fry
ingpan with thin slices of bacon over tn
fire; fry light brown. Remove the bacon
put in the liver and fry until done. La,
the liver and bacon on n hot dish an,
serve with four baked potatoes.
.Iu..enn Soup-Cut well cleaned car
rot AMI one small white turnip into slices
lay several slices over one another an,
cut into small narrow strips. Place theS
in II saucepan, cover with boiling water
cook five minutes, drain off the water
add one quart of soup stock and boil til
done. Season to taste with pepper an
salt.
Roast Tcnderoin of Pork-Procur
one ana half pounds short tenderloin
Of pork, season with half Tablespoonful
salt, half teaspoonful pepper. Plac
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FOR NEW YORK

EXpross, week days, 800 4.O5 4iO 500
I3lS, $50, 7$i, $50, 9O3 $50, .lO.ai, i .GO
li.2 q M, 100 noon, 12.35 (limitrd
" oo 90 and al p, M 1.4O, F2&0. 3.oG, S,50
400 800, 'i5G, GOO, 7O2, 500 and l6.S ii,Sp S1
r., m, and 1902 night SUNDAYS 90
400, 44O, 500 5iS, SET, go *l69l II ~
:, l;i@ 2; m. 'l2%0, 1235. 500, 400 dim
hcd, MD, $50, $50, GS5. 7O2 tS05 and
1000 y m, and u O2 night. ''''
'or iioston without change 1850 n. m
~. week day, and, sos p m. daily. " '.'
F9r sea titrt, Ashnry Park, Ocean Grove
Long Branch, $50, 11O3 4. H. ana v;
aud iNO, p. m. week days
fnr lMmh"rtvillr, Easton and Scranton
wy, on0 z m, l201 noon, 352. 500 CT,am'
hertyille ana l1aston onlyl wpol; d.
;,ihd 1.O2 r. m. daily, Buffalo. a0f n m
,ia4I,, liE,m noon week days ana 702 i. NJ
i;caye, Market Street Wharf as roIlows.
fnr New York, Express, 300 g5n n m
i3o p. M week days. '' -
ror long , l,franch, vim Seaside Parl5, Sa7
m, week DAYS ''' ~" "
The sun., 1901-10-01

Some Of thc gowns are all that the
9uirtcst taste could demand. and one Of
the most elegant ~ French gowns. il
Iinvct model IN white chiffon and ~
uust" Irish point lace was purchased
Yesterday by Mrs. uWcmcyrr Thls
IN all-whitc gown, high-nrcked and lnEg-
>locvcd Tor dinner or reception, made IL
il comparatively simple fashion, The
whole frock is composed entirely u'
broad. lcngthwise bands of thc lace. III
trrnating with perpendicular rows or
tucked chiffon. The pand Of the insnr-
tion running own the centre of Tho
bodice has straight edges, is finished on
either side with narrow lines Of tucked
chiffon and an either side of This are two
more Of the broad band of the lace these
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IN THE SHOPS.

Some magnificent nrw gowns are hcing
exhibited ana sold lust now. Many
beautiful things are to he seen among
imported garments wnlch nlr making
their American debut. These Frcncn
soWns, while they are exquisite in work.
iHanwllip nd design, ARE too r%trrmr flr
many tastS. They show he most a,,.
yauccd styles ana moalArd editions
them will make beautiful Winter frocks.
There are many pcculHrities 10 br ne
ticrd and many ideas q br gathered Ill
cut. trimming, and minor details.
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'oR CAPD NAY, SEA ISIE CITy
OCEAN CITY

Nva,"n' wond = stone ,lIarbor, Anglesca, villa
n m ana 400 p. m, week days SunIay@e 20
r%r ard s9msrs' n u Point a, Express, 800 4. NJ
Sundays, 900 ana io.On a, - nv M''N daNs
Inc Union Transfer Campamv I'LL, ,,.,,
,nr aid check baggage from h4tr,s ~ ~
J H. HUTCHINSON II ,,
General Manager. y-nn -. ~ WOOD.
Telephone IS7. '.. 'R'ht.
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FOR ATLANTIC CITY

Leave Broad Street Station VIA Dn,,.,ra
176nger BridEe, express, $40 n. m anG
60 p m. Sundays. go a. m. ana '7,tl 7o,
leave Market Street Wharf cvnross ~
y, m and M zoo 400 and SIS u, m SIM. INV
The sun., 1901-10-01

Among these new gowns are many for
veliing wear. and there is q noticeable
nimpcr Of ll.inceSse frockS made with
norfcctly simple lines but not fitting III
inugly at the waist. merely tapcring in
without touching the figure.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

Steamer leaves King street
Wharf daily (Sunday included
at us a, M, and LIS p. M.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut
street wharf, 70. 80 a. m., and
Ills p. III.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-17
A BANK FOR OLYPHANT.
Local Capitalists Organizing Com.
pany to Garry on Banking
Business.

\ number OF wcll-knoWn local capi-
talisls arc organizing Il company to
establish a state bank in the borough
of Dlynhant and Il charter will ""
applied for in Harrisburg within few
weeks.
The capital stock is to be 100000 and
though this mas not all been sub
scribeC as set it is all III sight. The
gcntlcmeu VINO are the promoters OF
the new enterprisc and who have sub
scribeG to the capital stock so far are
as follows: Recorder W. J.. 'onneil.
city Treasurer T.. j. Robinson. Frank
NJ. Lynch, |. +. Megargel John I.
Porter. Joseph Jcrmyn, Charles Sch'a-
gel, and Charles r.. chittenden. of this
city, and Edward :. Jones, of oly-
phan, The financial standing OF tn"
above mentioned gentlemen is II Su!ii-
cient guarantee that the new bank
will be able to meet all payments.
Am organization will he effected
within Il few days and ii is certain
that -. :. Jones will be elected prcsi-
dent and Frank NJ. Lynch. vice presi-
dent. The selection of a cashier is
something to be decided upon later.
1t was Il, first deemed advisable TO
establish Il national bank, but it Was
found that a capital stock of SlOOooO
is required to start such an institu-
rion in Il town of over Hoo0 inhanl-
1unls. olyphant has just $3.50. ac-
cordine to the census recently COM
pletcI.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-17
DATE OF CITY PRIMARIES
Republican City Committee Last
Night Selected Monday. Jan.
l3. AS the Time

The republican city committee met
last night at the Office OF the chairman
Alderman, w. :. Milur. and arranged
the preliminnrieH fur the spring cam
paign. 1t was dc, id.d to hold the pri
maries on Monday. January II. 1902, be-
tween and : o'clock y. m. and the
convention of return Judges. Thursday
.IanuhrS IT, 1902. at 10 o'clock Il. M. in
the Central Republican club rooms
chairman Millar. who is still confined
10 his bed with eryspelas kept in touch
with the meeting by means of the tele-
phone. II was at his suggestion the
dates were fixed as above. and another
suggestion of his namely. that tn" COM
mittee arrange To hold th" primaries
without cost tn the candidates for con-
,roller. was conr,rrcd in 20 the extent
OF giving the chairman full power.
1t is Chairman Mllar; belief that as
there is only one candidate to run. he
will have to carry the burden Of tho
whole campaign. and in view of this it
would be Il great hardship to impose
upon him also share of the expenses
of about $1,000. which it costs ordinnr-
lily to conduct the primaries.
There ara now no city vigilance COM
miltees. and under the Crawford county
rules the city chairman must appoint
them. Chairman MiIlar proposes tn ap-
point only such men as are willing tn
serve without pay, and already he has
practically II full list of men for each
district, who are patriotic enough to
give Il few hours of one day free OF
cost to their party. The same rule will
apply to the men designated as return
judges.
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AT tho most their task this year will
be very much of q perfunctory charnc-
ter and can be completed with the en-
pcnditure Of less than two hours time
in every case. chairman Millar. hln-
self, Will arrange for the printing of
the ballots free OF cost to the Candl-
dates. Supplies for the booths can be
distributed nt Il very small cost and
this too, the chairman will arrange for.
He made II further suggestion to the
committee that il pass u resolution
recommending that the ward primaries
re held at the same place and tim" HS
the ritN primaries. for the sake of COM
ycniencu 20 th" voters and the saving ui
extra EXPENSE. The committee Thought
thiS nigh, cause confusion IN many ut
th" wards which have their own
peculiar schemes OF conducting Ori-
mn,ies, and 1t was decided to let thc
ward organizations deal with this nHt-
ter as they see Nt
The meeting was presided over by
School Controller T.. 7. Jayne. Charles
u. Ackcr acted as secretary.
Candidates for controller, ore request
ed to register ut ono" with the chair.
man. Among those spoken of as likely
candidates are Assistant city solicitor
n. j. Davis. Assistant CITY clerk ENan
Morris. Select councilman Joseph Oil
yer and former city controller 4
i;,oryo EisClo
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BANQUETS THIS WEEK.
Bar Association. Cornell Alumni
and New England Socety-Toast
List for Each


Three hig bHnuu",s ar" scheduled FOR
"Wednesday. Thursday ana Friday
nights Of this week.
The first will be given by III" menu
| b"rs of the Lackawanna bar in honor
! Of .Indge-elect Ncwcomh. il win take
place at Hotel .Ielmyn Wednesday
night. beginning ut Q o'clock. Former
city solicitor Ira II. Burns will be
toastmnster and 1t goes without saying
that this featur. of III" banquet ut
least will be It big success. That tn"
post -pian,ial end of the affair will
likewise not u" wanting in excellence is
nttested by the array Of speakers: ::
J,llge-elect Eewromb Judge j.
Wheaton tarpenter Colonel l.. a. Wat
res. Colonel +. j. Fitzsimmons NJ. j.
Martin and W, J. Torrey
II is also expected that brief speeches
will be had from former Attorney Cen
eral W. l.. Hensel. of Lancaster. Judge
Frank Wheaton, of Luzerno: John r.
Lenahan nf Wilkes-Barrc and others
The committee in charge of the af-
fair is Joseph O'Brien. chairman:
! Clircnca l;alentine, NJ. j. Ruddy W. j.
Lewis, John NJ. torbett. W. a. Wilcox,
W. ~. Jessup, il: Hon Charles r.
O'Malley George : Horn james Gard
ner Sanderson. Harry G. Butler. y. j.
| Reedy and W. S. Diehl.
| on Thursday night will come the an
nual banquet of the Cornell Alumni as
suciation. 1t will begin at 6 o'clock
at Hotel Jermyn. President jacob
| Gould Schurmanl will he the guest of
| honor and deliver the principal ad-
| dress The other speeches will he i'm
promp,u. James Gardner Sandcrson is
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-17
CABINET MEETING TODAY.
Final PAIRING Dowr Of Estimates to
Be Done.

Recorder tunn.ll yesterday issued u
call for as pccial meeting of his cabi-
net. to he held this morning at !"
O'Clock. when the final cutting will
he done on the estimates for the CONF
ing fiscal year
nh" assessors finished their lab"rs
yesterday morning and had Clerk
Watkins figuring until late last night.
in order TO arrive at Il fair estimat" of
the assessed valuation in order that
the amount of revenue which may be
derived by taxation may u" appr0Ni-
mated with n fair degree of accuracy.
The iigllr, generally conceded to be
the correct one is $63.0O00 900.
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LAW EXAMINATIONS.
Students Who Are Now UP Before
the Board.

The srmi-annual examination OF stu.
dents seeking admission to the l.uCkit
wanna bar is being conducted in III,
law library in the court house by tht
examiners, Attorneys John NJ. Harris
&. Reynolds Hedford and W. \. WilcnN
Those who are taking the cXaminu,
tionS are: j. t., Murrin, 'arbondale
! f., Brennan. ''arbondale; r, W RN'
nier. Jermyn W, ". Johnston. Mil
waukec; l.. II. Hess, Wilkes Harrc
John NJ. Mc''ourt, q. - Scheucr, T.. II
Ripple, jr, Charles a. Rclin. Il, II. Mo
Donald, charles f., rourscn, II. y. An
dreWs. i. j, TuoheN, Albert l.. Watson
r. j. iIelrlegel and \, Porter tn" las
named is colorcd
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-17
Something for Nothing,

Is JUS, whul you viii get II ynn buy :,
pound of Boxing Powder al either NJ
our Scranton stores next saturday, De
ucmbcr II. and secure one Of those
Fibere,re framed pictures. siz" i4Nl,
inches, absolutely fren. They are beau
Ties. See hem In oil" show windoWs,
Grand Union Tea 60,
81 Lack ave, ll6-llS ;. Main ave,
90 scranton, Pa
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AioPeity AiSh'S III ''i"ht'" NA""'
Re protected .o, Ass,uIts an Iaw
and Order Must Cease--1idivtdual
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FOR or IN IJ;re Whom Tbev plea GO
Must Not Be Menaced by Decree
vi hHy onlon-reWalus OHefeu.
IN" citizens alliance. at n meeting
in the new armory lnst night. listened
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Florida Oranges
Zoe TO 69C per Dozen

Headquarters for Huyler's
Caudy-fresh daily, Eaglish
Walnuts, lac per lb. Shelled
Almonds, 4oc per ID. Shelled
Waluuts, 4oc per 10,
Olives, quart bottles), 55c,
Coursen's Special Java and
Mocha Coffee, ISc per lb.
Courseu's "Best" Coffee, reg
ular price 35c, this week, csc.
Order your Candies this
week. Candies made fresh
for our orders.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-17
Dr.. N. Y. Leet Has Removed

Ills offices from the First National
Bank building To corner Wyoming ave-
nue. and Spruce street. over Dime bank.
Entrance on spruce street. 80
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THE NEWBOYS' CHRISTMAS.
Every NewSb0y of Scranton and Northeastern Penn-
sylvania Will Be Given All the Copies of The
Tribune He Can Sell on Christmas
Morning Absolutely Free.

The Tribune lrsirc give the ncWsbus all opportunity
make money Christmas morning and with this
object in view will furnish them with al tn, copies the
they sell that day absolutely without This applies
curriers' alike whether they selling The
lrilln, will be supplied with
extra copies upon request The boys will be furnished with
pa,rrs they the possible and
will be kept supplied from the business office until O'Clock i'll
the morning.
Bows ui should send their requests or cN,ra
copies t., circulation Manager Tribune Scranton. Pa stat
inc copies they expect be able dispose Oh
tarbon,ac boys will be supplied from the Carl,unar OF
licv. iro.u 30 % D:sO Il.
MI local and sluys who wish to take advantage
this opportunity their papers The lrbunc
office personality
returns u unsuld copies will be allowed the following
day.
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karclin Komos.

Al ,,.opic hoi!iAG ticl.ots '"r jh'
above must make r",uruS tonight IN lh'
old urnoiN.
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PERSONAL.

Mr- li2lnorh Reynolds. au' dau-htcr> Hill
winter III Ilorr!d.
&. Wllc"Ior i IN ihc ~. representing thr
American Hi!rI. r"mlmn, OF \ow i.'k
Nh. Gir'iu. OF Pine street, AMI Hcr -~;'f,
Mis- M,pul,lc will 80 To Florida Tor rhr watc'.
Mr.. Bessie Cos and son. -! Dovc,. V j.. are
visiting Mr,. CoN'. parents Attorney and Ms,
&. ". so.,er.
t. W. Iiiin,ncr. ni the l.rrkuwinna Iron and
steel v"nl,any i IN Nrmagmd". \. NJ. whrF"
hc has gone Tor III, health. and where 1t" viii
remain for several ilunth-
The enlargement "I pr. Gcn'e" Wcnth. "t ntIl,
ton, and Miss Flu,vn"c K1udricl. "t Pl.lidslphia.
hls been announced. DR.. M"ntA is = brother %
Dr John Vent. y! this city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-17
Henry the Fourth.


Key West riga"s. at p'llH"a's i&l
Spruce street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-17

and Fancy Pipes for the holiday tr;id".
at CARNEY Brown & co.'s Linden st. '
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-17

DR.. :. c. SuSdcr dentist. has ro'
moved to i2S Adams avenue.
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1T Is the
Highest Decision

THAT n nice UMBRELLA Is the
MOST deSira bile Christmas tift.
and if you went to get one that
viii Ee appreciated ana reason
able in price. don't wait until the
rush Is on. bur come to our fac
tory. select your choice in mate
rial and handle. from our eror-
nous larg" line. which are al!
Of the latest designs. ana super
ior in quality. We are making
special inducements for the holi-
day trade and we guarantee AL
our goods.
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Kardia KomoS.

All people holding tickets for the
above must make returns tonight in the
old armory.
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Scriever Takes Orders for Christmas
Photos Until December. 2l.
Ns first come arc first served, an early
sitting will be mutually profitable. ="
Bicycles 1902 Models.
Uo not fail to call and see them, at
Conrad Bros II"
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Tnxnaxer's Attention,

Taxpayers. Attention
December 20 il the last day on which
CITY and school taxes can he paid with
out an added penalty.
'" T.. j. Robinson. city Treasurer
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THE BOYCOTTS
MUST STOP
TO THE PUBLIC BY
CITIZENS ALLIANCE.

Property Rights in Scranton Must
Be Protected and Assaults on Law
and Order Must Cease--1ndividual
for or to Hire Whom They Please
Must Not Be Menaced by Decree
of Any Union--Rewaids offered.