THE SORANTON TlttBUNE-WEDNESDAY, JANFARY 15, 1002.
' ? TFjfe'e Mews of Caribondale. v
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.RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
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.Ul. (1.11 i. in.
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nt li.::u ii. in.; I.I", p. in.
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nml Sir.tnlim ii fotlotw: II..1H, ..17. n.SO, HUO
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ln.nl nml llonc-dile t 12.17 nml 7.'.', i in.
New Yoik, Ontario and Western.
September 17, 1'ifll.
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in.; I, ml p, in,
niii.I.i) ii.iiiii nl 7.1m ii. hi.! n.iM p. in.
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p. in,: (nun poliiN not tli. inn p. in. "iii'iliy
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nidlns .Nimliti, fin Dlnulnini.iiii, makliii; ion
nedlotn l,.i ten mk 111 iiii.I lluillllli, .Hill in
it.10 p. in. Ml Sosqu'Iiaiin.!, in.il i i ur uiiiiu'i ii'in
for t i".i'in pnliiH.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED
The Official Vote Also Determined at
the City Convention Held Last
Night in Council Chambers Scott
Gets Long' Term for Assessor;
Waterfield the Two Year Term and
Williams the Shortest Term Busi
ness of the Convention.
Tin- city llL'iHiblU'iin i'lill volition was
li"UI lust nlb'ht In Hit- coiu'ii II clium-"ict-i
in tin- city building Tlie child"
l)UhliK"-K nl tin1 convutlim m.is to re
c. lvi tin- lptmns of tlu' primal Ich ln-Id
i i:K -.. iii)M.MMr.r.ii:ii,
lii'iHil.liL.iii Nuinlnt'c for In u.
las-t Saturday, to determine the vote
and officially announce the nominee"
for election at the municipal election
in the Rprlng.
The otllelal returns showed the foi
lowliiK vote for the piineipal offices as
named below:
JIAYOlt.
ltomi!i(.'liii,ur mo
ItolictU , j-,s
I'taku (,s
l.Hii!
ItuiiiiiK'Iinjin'.s iinjoilly m
'lUIUSUIIIII!.
'j'.ir.j'.m ,-,is
llflil" fii;
I'iti- "pi
lietcr , i'.j
1,1". I
TajipinV vulo otir (li-Mir 2,-,
(.o,Tlt()I.I,i:i!.
i:tmi r,i:t
Mt.innoii ij
1,IM)
IJtCUi' in.ijoiify (i
.fr,-lN01!,
f-ii'tt 7i
Wntuhi'M .,,, ;n7
Willi.nu, ;,;
K.IIOOI, PllllX'IOIl, I.O.fl TIIIIM.
topOiml f,ni
1-utc m
Ml' I
Cupcl.iinri. in.ijoiily
Mjiiooi, Dimxrroii, wionr 'h:i:m
l!tU118 ,
.Nnitli ., .i
i;.ill,' inajotlty ,,, !
Mjiooi. 'piiir.fniii, unvint ihm-iik r.
l.utvis
17(1
( li.ipi'u,iii
f 21
A MMy nujoiit.t' p.;
I'lie'l'tinventloH wiib culled to outer by
rcTfumphrey, chaliiuan of thu city
ItopuV)ll6iu con'unltte'e,' "On motion of
Wty'SMlcUor it." t). 'fttiufulw wan made
)ornrtlueiit chairman. Secretary X, j
iioon wis elected iiefnianent secretary
ffld FchtioJ IJIreutor (1, p. Swltfert it as
named as ubslHlant secretary.
jTIm llrst buslnesH was thu receipt of
e rrturns from tho iPturii Jmlires of
t.io dllferent districts, who uutuuu fol
lows; C, ir. Hoiton, W. !:. .Matthews,
p, U.-Van Gorder, fleorse Herbert.
jVllllanii.jCvans, Jolm jvico, AVIIIIam
Your HoteS,
will serve
f K la - 1 ,
1 Grape-Nuts
? , . f you ask
r Order the food served dry
and with cream to, pour; :
over it.
SK'
ZJiZZTZJ
I'asmtmre, JiKopti Mmlpny, ,lo?oph
ltnynor, John Klllccii, 12. II, Stone. An
thony O'llnui, J.'innk I'luiii1, Uoboit
llpuril.
The rolmiiM wore read liv Mr. Hwl
1,'eit nml tnliulutoit by f-V'ciotni'.v Moon.
Whoa thin wild tllHiKiceil or the conven
tion, favorably reeulvliiB the siikko'IIoh
of (Mmlrniaii lluinpliiey, the oiunlldali'ft
who U'ulvett tho best yoleH as ludloutcd
In the rctiii'iin nit ptiuti'il liciewllh, were
oflli'lully ilcelareil the noinlncoM.
On motion nf Secretary Moon the
convention adopted a H'fiolntlou pie
sented by him, ileleKatlliK to the city
coininlttpc tho power to revise and
unit-lid the C'rawfonl county riikw yo
ait to siiupllfy them and make them
conform with 1 lit neetlM of ti town the
nlze of Ciirboiidrik'.
Terms of Ansessois.
An lninoitiinl matter that ia dis
posal of tust the tcl'lilM (if the city as-si"-!iiiru.
I'lidpr the now law, mi ayes
lor tlll be droted caeh year, the tirina
Mi:t.VIN 11 T,'I'VV.
.ml. lie ill VullljlU'i f .1" Ti
1!
btiuj,' Hsrd at one, tto and three jc.trH.
This ttas ofprloohcd and t'o amend the
oversight the asseFf-'ors die hied to ill aw
for their terms".
The dratIn;r resulted In Thomas
Scott receiving the thrpe-vear term;
.lohn AVaterlleld, the two-year term, and
"William1', the one-year term. Mr.
Scntt and Mr. Waterfield each drew lor
himself, while Jlr. "Wllllami, who was
absent, was represented by Fred
Thomas,
Chairman Humphrey piesented a
nn.tnclal statement of the city commit
tee, which showed a balance of Ml).
This sum. it was decided, to tuin oter
to the next city committee to uise in the
sp'iiiK c.tinpalsn with oilier funds.
After it belns .iKreed ilium iimonj,' the
eiinilld-itts to hold a meeting on tomor
ntt itiidiiK: to oi'Rimlzgi' and elect a
i h.ilriiMii. aim to supply the olllces not
t'oted for at the primal les the con
vention adjoin tied.
The Official Vote.
Tlie ofllcial vole of tho iulumiies on
Saturday Is heiewlth printed for the
first time:
1'iii-t H.inl, Pn.,1 ilistiii t M.nni, Ifoiniu.liii.'ii',
lt; U.il.ci t-., .11; llinki-, 14. 'Iicimiii-i, T.ippin,
Ni lii'ldi'i, ..1; II.uUi il; P.nr, ! ('uiil)nlli r,
l't.llif, ",7, Mi.ii.imn, 171 ' .-st-rtii-", Willi, mi,,
1""; ii'ntt, 177, WnlulUl.l, 171. nIkwI ililei-toi-,
Nnitli, do; Kt.in-, ll",; Lot,., n; (op linnl,
I"!. t'oiMalili, l'.li.i, 2,1.1."
Thliil ili-Uiil-M.ijoi. llonmi-liiijii. 'i; liu'i
tft., "il; H'liki-, 7. I'liM-nicr, Tapp.-n, JT; (M
ili", L'j Di'ti'i, ::, Ditl-, :;. viiinllii, linn,,
jii; Mi.iiiiii.ii, 'i. Ai'oi., William-. 2-i; W.itf -Hi
lil, 22; Sinit, 11. Silmol iliii'itnr, Nhitli. .!;
1'i.iih, .i'i! ('..pel.iiul, :17; I.oti', 1. ( on.tiibli',
IV.HU', 121.
'u-cniil waul. 1'irit ili-tiifl -r.nor, lii.miml
uijir, f,.'; IIuIjuK 11; lluil.r, .'.. Ticj-.ui,'i, "lap.
luii. :!7; fiil.k'i. 17; Pjti-, :!1; Dotii, .",. I uii
liuilir, Kiai-,, .".I; Mnmimi, 2:i. .-i'- oi-. W ill
niiii. 01; Watiill'l'l, ); Noti, .",2. vied loun
ill, lluiiip'.iH'y, 7U; llo inn, ,s ( oiuiiicn inuii 11,
Salmi. .'.7; l l.iilc, (HI. Pom ili'i-it,.i, M..y, ii'i.
C'on-it.ibli-, Ni-iiiy, i.,",. . si-lujol iliuctnr, lu,o
l.inil, (W; Lot p, 7; Ktau-,. Ul; Nnitli, 10.
Mu'nml ilMiiet-Maiui' ltoinniilin.tii, 2(,; lloli
nl, 10; l'.nike. 0. TiiM-iiiiT, Tapp.ai, wll; (iol
ilei, SI; 1ji N, Ir Dot o, 1. Ci.nti oiler, lltam,
S-i: Sli union, . A.m-iai". Willkiiiw, II; W.itci
fti'lil, :is; "-uitt, 3',. Mut council, llninphiu,
lr; lloi.in, is. ('oiumi'ii loiineil, hilmi, J);
CI.uK. 111. IVoi iliiutoi, May, M. CtiL-lakU',
Xr.u.t, fi. Nhuol iltu-uoi, I'upclaiui, Hi, i.oto,
111; lltnn-, .".2; .Nnitli, 0,
'lliliil ilMilit M.i,tor, 11,'iinni'liii.ti'i, 11: lloli-cit-,,
0; P.nii, ::. 'I'leanuei T.ippin, 11 (ivM.r,
10; I ii I-,, (1; linin, 7. f 'oiilioller, llvaiw .";
Slumiuii, 1" Arw i-,, illiaiii-, 22; W. luik-ll,
21; Noll, 21. S.teii ii.uiiiil, lloi.ui, 21; llu u.
plui'.t, 2 ( nil 111 ll coi'iuil, Siliui. I'I; ll ik, HI,
( oil i liil.li. Nuii l." Pour llll. -1 I, Mn, 11.
(.oiu.i t
Kip ililu.iii ,ii nil
I.)
lot ( --nil. ,1 i.
.Nhuol iln
Nllltll, 0.
i lol, I K 1.111(1, 17; l.oic, ,1, llt.ili-, 11;
'lliliil Haul, l'ut ilUiiiu Miji.i, It .mmilniti'r,
27; llubi'it,, I'i; lliii,',., :i Ticuuii-i, r.i,piii, 2i;
(ii-niii, hi; u.r. ,-,, it, n -J, t niiiiulli-r, .-
im, 2! Mmiuioii, il. A.i'-oin, lli,inii, .,'.';
Wali'tlle-liJ, S."i; i-i-oii, ill hclni.,1 (liiii'iors,
1.1'ttU, 22; ( lupiniui, 2'L I'uiikldlilv, Mull.
Seiolid (IWilit-Majoi, loiunii'ci)n-, 5; lloli-cij-,
B.'ij lluiki', li. 'liiv.uiu T.i.pin, 7; (Ii'i.
der. I; Pitci, I; litl, Ul. font.-. Nil, i:viin,
i'i; Mian.ion, l. Avcatou, Willlaiii-. ;itl; Wuloi.
fli'lil, it'll .Noll, W. Siliool (lliiilor, LortU, S;
(lupiii.il), ll. fuiialalilc. Moan.
Tlill.l (IItrlit-r-JI,'ij(,i1 ItoiiiDloliiiiVr, I; lolicil,
2; lluike, o. 'I'lcanau, Tmipni, I; ijcjilcr, I;
IMiN, 1; Di'ti'i, A iLiitmllir, 1;vjii, ,1; Mur
ium, l. AwwwH, illtam-, ,l, Mati'ilieM j;
fiott, fi, Comlalik, Mom, ll. Nl,...,l iliuetuv,
ClMpiii.ni, 1; I.enU, 1.
ruinlli (ILtiiit- Ma.toi, Kjiiiiih.Iiiiu'I, 27: lloli.
irts, 771 DuiU', 1, Tii'iituvi, Tuppan, ;W; (irl
ilu, 2U; PitH, 17; lljti'r, 2. loiipollci, Ctau,
lJ; Miaimon, . A('-,.-ra'-WlllMiiV(, 1,0; Walu.
Hi M. UM Scolt, (HI. b.hool lllll'llol li-nn, pi; 4
iiiapiiiiu, it. i vuiiaoii'. huii
1'umlli ttai.j, I'li.t ilUl.Ut-Uji.tr, lluiiiiuul.
injii 2: llulwil, 13; HuiU1, :i. 'Iiei.tiur, 'I'JIf
pan, :; l.i'Klt'i, U; Hati,, M; lKU'i, n, i 'ujjfiul
li, I'.tai.i, 10: iUataion, a. fetliool dilator,
(lupm.111, ft, L'JitU. 1. Ai'toyi-k(ol(, U;
William,, 12: WatnlWliI, 1",.
Suoiul ditlilu- .Uajoi, lluiiuutluivii, 0; l.'di.
rli '"L lliid.n. 8 'i'ri'isuidi -ruptuii, .;: IM.
ilcr, 0; l)iti, I; i)i,i tr, 0. CVutiolUr, L'.ain, 5;
fclijiiiion, l. ijckt-ol illifitor. (Iiupiiuu. 2; .u,U.
i. AkUM, ifplt. ); Walwffcl.1, 3; Willbiii., .1.
Tliilil illiUU-l-iioi', l.'ouuiu-liuj.'l, 2: ll'Jo
6tl, lj lliitke, 0. TK-.mirfr-T.tppcn, ni (Iclilcr,
2 l)ail, 0j Peter, 0. Controller, town, 2
Slmmion, (T, Bclionl illrcvtnr. Clupniiii), 2j
I.CtvU li A'eHCM, Scnlt, !l MIIjm :! WilU'r.
field, n.
, I'lflli Win), ).'lrl Jlil tlcl Mil) or,ltontinrliticr,
13ii llolicrU, 7.j llmko, I). Ti.iirrr, Tiipinn,
108; ticUU'i', fri! J)etl, 20! I'ottr, l. foiillnlliT,
Kiim, 11U,' ili.miinti, 7". Sflmol illi(.lor, La
1.111(1, t07 J.-uti', !)Ji KiJli., Ii7l Smith, 'OH. M
im)M, Scolt, 11(1; WiilnllcM, H3j Wlllldim, 1.11.
I'.ior itltccdii. W.tllc, 17(1. (.'oint.ltilp, Clllliy, .11 1
Dnlpli, COt Hiker, nsj carcy, 61.
Siiwitl ilMrlol M,ttor, llommclinjrr, 17i llli
elH, .I) llurke, .'I. 'liM,iirer, Tjpp.Hi, III; lldilii',
.'I; I).itl, 1 Pi'tci, ij, fontrnllrr, lltiiii", :'l;
fli.liiiion, 2. fchoiil illid'lr.r, to)ieUinl, 21 1 Line,
2; I'.tiiin, 111; Smith, I. Afw-mH, hi nil, 11;
W.iiailelil, 121 WllllMiH, 11, Poor tllurl ir,
Willlo, I, UoiiMalilc, (lllliy, 10; IMlpli, .1 Il.iker,
.1; fiiiey, 1.
SKtli tt.iiil, l'lit tllitrkl -M.i)i.r, lloininclnijir,
iiO',4 llolictu, li; lluiki', li. TftMiuior, 'I'app.m,
fldt (iclilcr, ,)i Jj.uio. n Pi-trr, 1 1. Onilioller,
r.Villii, Ills Sliliilinn, ."ll. Awci'ui. "iiitt, 12,";
WnimU'liI,. 12') Wllllims 12?. Svlmul illror
liii, t opol.ni'1, 70; t.ote, Ml; l!uii, Ml; Smllli,
t'-.". Ciimlnljlo, Kimitplt, l-",0. Si-lert (ouiicll,
lolfiiiniii, l(i"ij 'I lininp.-Toii. nij Common round),
Dtnlii, 61; If.iMn, fljj lluiilrt, 111; lfp, (it,
FIRST ARRESTS FOR
SUNDAY VIOLATIONS
Chief MoAmlrew Proceeds Agnlimt
Louis Garelelln, "Mike" Bonuottl
nnd Alphonso SirrinnI, Confectlou-
ers, Who Are Fined ?5 nnd' Costs
by Alderman Atkinson. '
The first nt rests on charm's of ,Io
Ii'IIiht tlie laws of Kimilav observanco
wrrc made yesterday, when three of
fenders, Louis flardella, ".Mike" Uon
liettl and Alphonso .Slrllanl, wne
bioiiKht before Alderman Atkinson.
The clmi'tie wns sellliiK confectionery
on the Pttbbalh of litis Meek. They
pleaded Kiillty and each were lined ?",
and eosls, ulilch amounted to S.1.S-".
Chief AlcAndrew wan the complainant
i'i the tluee casts.
Warrants have also been vmade out'
for U'aleiis r,ros. and John Ciubert.
They will be ulven a hearhiK In a few
iliij'.
The fines Imposed In the three cases
tried were llsht, the lowest line allotted
under Hie uidinance cowiintc tlie ease
lieltiR SI iind the hli;hest penalty $."0. A
npolltlon of (he offenses, tlie alderman
rt.iU'd, would mean a much heavier
line.
Ciller .McAudrew has decided to be
no loimer lenient with oll'endets, but
will in the fuluio keen a w-atehful eye
on till stores each Sunday. Whether or
not there will be a reaching out for all
perrons who violate the Sunday closing
law no one seems to know; but it is
known that there Is a feeling; among
thoi-e proceeded uKalusl that they are
beinir discriminated agalnM. They in
sist that llielts Is the least lla.irnnl of
the violations of the Sunday' laws.
TH FIRE ilLARM AGAiN.
Through Councils' Indifference .It
Fails to Work and Is Responsible
for Loss at an Early Morning- Fire
. Yesterday.
The failure on the part of councils to
sec to the dally testing of the lite alarm
system is likely to be responsible for a
Rood deal of damnse If it be persisted
in.
The most recent Instance in which
It cut a limine was durins the early
bouts of yesterday morning, when a
fire occurred in the residence of .Martin
Gordon, on Sand street. An alarm was
sent in from bov lfi, corner of South
Main si reel and Eishth avenue. The
number of the bos "rani; in" on the
indicator in tlie hose houses, but It
failed to mote tlie "stilker" under the
bell in the city hall tower. The con
sequence was that only the men who
sleep In the Columbia's iiuurleis knew
of tho lite, and weie the only fire
men who responded. Chief HeXulty
was on tlie scene, and with the aid ot
the one or ttto lhemen who icponded,
battled with the Humes as well as pos
sible. Their woik was praiseworthy, as
they succeeded in checking tho lire and
confining it to the roof. The loss will
be several hundred dollars. Tho ex
amination and test made yesterday by
City Eleclilclau Giller.tn and Chief Jle
Xulty revealed that tlie trouble was
with the "stiiker" of tho hell. Xo
alarm had been sounded since Dec. I,
nnd in the meantime the mechanism
of the "stiiker," which is necessarily
exposed to the Inllucnce of the weather,
became stiff and gummy because of its
not being operated, and could not ie
spond to the alarm.
This Is the old, old story point
ed out so often that It seemed
lke harping on the subject. Anil the
story will be continued unless councils
take some action towards reiptlting a
dally test of the f.y:,tem. This dally
, test will keep the mechanism In work
I Ins order. There will be no ehtmee tor
I the delicate machinery to become stiff
I or gummy if an alarm is rung In dally.
The remedy Is quite patent, but the
I spirit of Indllfereiiee that rules cotin
I ells In so many mutteis has Its strong
intlueuce In the mailer of the flic alarm.
The system, itself, is all light; It Is
kept in order, but to maintain Its high
est efficiency 't must needs bo tested
dally. In the Inteiesls of tho commun
ity lot this be commenced at once.
Euchte in Honor of Miss Fagnn.
The Ihitice Kuchro club had a pleas
u'U , veiling at tho home of JIIss .Lizzie
l'.ii, in on South Main street on Mon
ti ly evening. The party wad a f n re
in ll for the young hostess, Miss Fa
gaii, who leaves boon to take up her
lesldeneei in Connecticut. The Indy's
pilzo was won by Miss Annlo Cnvan
uiigh and the leading man's prize was
won by Michael Keogh, while the
booby prize was captured by Miss .May
Karrrll, of Muylleld,
MIRROR, SCALES, ETC.
There was a man. And his
mirror .said "sallow skin."
And thu scales said "losing
weight." And his friends did
wag their heads as he passed
by. J hit being a prudent man
he forthwith b wallowed daily
certain pleasant doses of Scott's
Emulsion.
. Thou his mirror said "ruddy
face," And the scales sunk
b.-neath his weight, Aud-his
friends looked upon him with
amaze. i
(NoiK.-r-Thi.'j is .f,ilili ljtit i. liuu
Juatury),
NVil Msiu! ov Siyls a. try, if f?u feke,
SfcWt't. WiWy, 4 j'sajj yripif, '; Yjn'..
After the games, refreshments were
served, Tho following wore present:
Misses Sarah McDonougli, Anna nml
May I-iiiToll, Llzzlo and ltnnimh
TJglie, Agnes Connor, Margaret, kydta
and Kutlp MorrlBon, May alhoy, Anna,
Mary and Maine CavanaiiRh, Messrs.
V. It. Connor, p. it, and W, M, Cnv
anttUBli, ( ,i, Mahoney, Kdward Cod
dlngton, ,T, ,r. Mori lion, .lohn Medium,
Joseph l.'nrretl, M, J, and T. P. Kcogh,
Will Poxo, T. J, MoDouuilgh, 11. .1
Golden and dames ailroy,
THE FAIR A SUCCESS.
Digger Crowd Enjoyed the Colum
bia's Enterprise Last Night Than
on Mondny Evening.
Last night was another big night al
the Columbia hose company's fair, In
progress In Halite's hall.
The elaborately decorated hall was
Well filled at a o'clock when tho pro
gramme was opened with tt selecllqn
by tho Mozart orchestra. .lorenh Unt
il" then delighted the crowd with a
vocal solo sung In his faultless style,
lie was forced to respond to an encore.
Miss 'Alice llildget followed with a
piano solo for which she received much
apiiliiuse. The dancing then started
and until a late hour tho friends of the
firemen made merry. The plum tree
has proved a big success and much
fun Is derived from it. Many valuable
prizes are on the ttoe and the fortun
ate ones are carrying nway prizes caeh
night. Tlie chances on the five dol
lars In gold are going rapidly; nlso tho
chances on the leu dollars' worth ot
laundry. The music for dancing
which is furnished by the Mozart or
chestra is moving a treat for the many
socially Inclined. The various commit
tees in charge of the fair are working
hard to make it a grand success and
they are certainly fullllllng their part
of the contract. livery attendant Is
jnade to feel at home, and a warm wel
come is extended to all. Friday night
will be Aichbald night and the gallant
fire laddies of that place In their natty
suits of blue will be given tho qltul
hand. This company comprises some
of the best known young men In the
county and they are all favoiltes with
Carbondale people.
Tonight a first clasy programme has
been arranged for. It will be given by
Carbondale entertainers,
AMUSEMENTS.
Van H. Kinzie Tonight.
,Vnn Jf. Klnzle, the clover romantic
actor, who was admired here last year,
will appear at the Grand, tonight, in
David Jllgglns' -now play, "The Secret
Dispatch," a drama of the period of
liCl-a, In four acts. The play is in the
characteristic stylo of this writer, and
has the vigor and body of his other
plays. "At l'Iney nidge" and "Cp York
State."
The story is stiongly dramatic and
one of gteat pathos and filled with deep
patriotic feeling, and its second act in
the Tennessee hills, showing an outpost
of tho Union army, is seldom equalled
for rush of excitement and realism of
emotion.
"The People and Labor Question."
An evening of interest and instruction
is what is promised the patrons of the
Knights of Columbus course on Friday
night, -when Rev. Dr. Kirby. of Wash
ington, D. C, will discuss "Tlie People
and the Labor Question."
Dr. Kirby is uaMslunt professor ot
sociology in the Catholic university at
Washington, a fact which qualifies him
to deal with this social question that
rules among the problems of tho day.
Therefore, it can be exnecletl that his
discussion will be' a worthy one and
will be filled with the information that
is being- sought on this question in every
walk of life.
Rev. E. A. BoyPs Recital.
A varied progi annuo of merit will bo
the offering at tho ISerenn Baptist
church on Friday etenlng, when ltev.
K. A. Tloyl will give his recital. It
will include tho best on the great pto
ductlons of liloratuie, tilth sultleiont
Viiiiety to give it spice. There will be
a rare display of elocutionary powers,
as Kov. Mr. IJoyl Is a graduate of the
King school of elocution in Pittsburg,
and has had a brilliantly successful
career as a lecturer.
Good Vaudeville Artists.
Eleven vaildetille artista nio carried
with tho Perry O'Dell and Dee come
dians ut tho Grand this week. Last
night the company played "Nicked
London," a comedy drama In four acts.
The audience was liberal ttlth ap
plause, especially for the specialties
anil several were forced to respond a
second and third time. Tonight the
company it 111 lay on' and thu "Secret
Despatch" by a one night stand com
pany will bo the attraction.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening the
nepertolre company will again hold
forth. On tomorrow night they play
"The Indian," one of ihe strongest
plays of their number.
Meetings of Tonight.
Father Caruw branch, Catholic
Knights.
Pioneer castle, Knights My&tiu Chain.
Caibondale lodge, Knights of Pythias.
Ladles' auxiliary, Itullrotid Engineers
(afternoon.)
Stops the Cough
and Works Off the Cold,
Laxative Ilromo-Qulnluo Tablets euro
a cold in olio ilny. Xo Cure, Xo Pay.
Prico J3 cents.
JERHYN AND MAYFIELD.
I'ui' ii miiuliir of jur i.it (ittiuin uf luU in
llu liumuiili iiliii'luy lute lii't'ii uiimycil nt hi.
lcit.il, l.t lutliii,' iho Kuti'i 0( iui, ,UUlU'd
U!IH lll'iKl.llcl lJ' tllu 1 1,1,1,1 1 1 Of IIJIU'H ,iiul
liuiln. Tin' t'emcluy a.smljtluii !u tiiuu kii.I
ialu l-fliiul ttdiiil'is nollu". u( tliu i'iloii,m,i
'(jf Midi lilkMIM's I'lul .1 tllic.lt tu ,IU,l'Ulll llll)(,lll!
tii'impu K.iiiiiiiuiiii,- mm uiitusn. The litt
olliiin) i.r thu Uiiii! it ii i lommitti'il j ihy r ma
U'loie ( liilitiiij', tiluii a kui;; ut lif.ji nf tlu
tottli l.hu ttm- Jf nui't ,if .1 UiiMm.u tiu
li.1J iiu moil' ri'ii'iiniu fur the uui-il hfiov linn
to 1'iitiT llie Kiuund idid ilcpoll dim of the hm
by uuili'it ilomi ,i such (I'iIji- liiu it )ii li Ihey
look home mid tiseJ f'.r the iui,o,e uf ,i I'hiM
HM4 nee. Of tuiiuo Una' iuiliiU i.cio iiiutiaio
nf Iho tjiot Hum n lili li ihe mv uino ,iim nu
jiObdl llu: lji lu.1 jrot a In the ttvoil. ttiii'ie
they imtciiiliil tin- ttcie ffulii- foi wie. '(ho
illiutois if tho Ceiiutei) Herniation an, , ,,,
lileublu tUiuhlc lute liultid raillu' iiitu.iiu,
Hull jii4 the ii until, of Hie It,) nho luinnillt il
lliu otlciuo .mil the UupuH) in.iMin; jii evmiilu
of tlu'iii. Willi thU mil in lett tiny jc.lci.Ui'
had ttjicint, lime.l foi the juo,t of the ollcml-
en ttl.o tun lie piuieiuteil iindu a .eeljl .nt
MiUl ui the iwtu.tlun lium ilvt.'M.ition i
iiineti'i!e. the iin.ilt) of iho olhuw bcllii; a il.iu
not iMi'idiiiK SW, .'i u .tear' iiii.uw.iiiiieut ir
both. 'Ihe dliiituu Jie to lie lomniiuded r
thilr uilli'li.
'Ihe .lil in,) n silmol boiiul iirJ la.l etudny, .ill
liicinhiri IivIiik uc4.'iit j.uii ). Hunt, of -ha
'Ililld w Jl it. A liuiillii-r of hill, iftu. it.nl mid it.
lUrod iuld aftvr wlili.li Ut. Vwln, ut Olyj.lumi,
repiajeiitUig Ihe llildanviii naiv kil.oal iujiw,
gtteti dm iniviU'SB oi ilwttiu,- tlm uwiKh '1'lij
Uwid tfiis j fatoruldy lin,iet(l uijlj tUyn tlijt
lUr iWK'lwMul wten. iihiitui M.iieiiiiiiuJ
MlttkllPfKl in flln rvrnnfnbf. linnl wittlmr illW.tin wnrlfli WllPn H T
tho hard working man 1ms laid aside a little money to pmeliiiBO
a home or proviuo for the education of children sickness comco,
and coin by coin Btcala tho slowly accumulated navinga.of years.
Sickness is tho one standing menace of tho working man's pros
perity. When the wife is ill and unahlo to manago the house
hold, or when tho husband is sick and must draw on his savings
to pay doctors' fees, tho hard earned wage which economy has
laid asido is slowly exhausted until notliing is left for a rainy
day.
There are thousands of uconlo who if they could have ono
wish nratilied would
health to make a homo
vido for the days of "old
and sinew of America.
ior iicnu men a suocs or hick, an uioy want, is nuaiui aim sirengui
to earn a day's wage and support those they love. Now tlie wish
for health can bo gratified as a general thing. If wo know the
common cause of much ill-health, u know where to begin to re
store the health to its proper standard.
There is no such thing as a cure-all. Medicine advertised to
cure all complaints may ne set aside as valueless.
Some people might bo misled by the cures claimed for Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and considcrit a cure-all.
Hut a few minutes reflection will show that this is a mistaken
notion. It is quite true that there ate thousands of testimonials
by grateful men and women to tho cures effected by "Golden
Medical Discovery," and that these cures cover diseases of tho
stomach, blood, kidneys, heart, lungs, liver, etc. But after all
tho primary purpose of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in
to cure diseases of tho stomach and other organs of digestion and
nutrition. And when it cures diseases of other organs it is be
causo tlieso diseases have their origin in a discascdcondition of
the stomach and the digestive and nutritive tract. Supposo a
city has its water supply contaminated. Typhoid and other dis
eases appear. One way of protection would bo for every faucet
to have a filtering attachment. But ono purifying filter con
nected with tho original source of supply would entirely remedy
tho evil, and thcro would q no need to filter in thousands of
homes.
Now tho stomach is the original sourco of supply of tho nutri
tion for the body. Tho physical strength is sustained by food
ami ioou aiono. v nen me aiomacn is diseased mac uiscaso auccts
the wholo body. It affects tho blood, because blood is only digested food, and tho
disease which affects the food in tho stomach must affect tho blood inado from this
food. It affects the heart, lungs, liver, kidnej's, etc., because they depend on tho
blood for nutrition, and impure- blood cannot nourish a healthy life. Thus, when
Dr. Picrco's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition, it euros diseases of tho blood and of orgaiiB de
pending on tho blood for nutrition lieart, liver, lung?, kidneys, etc., becauso it haa
cured the original source of disease.
"Mr. Thomas A. Swarts, of Sub. Station C, Columbus, Ohio, llox ioj, writes: "In Tunc, 1S91,
I was takeu very sick nnd doctors told uie it would kill me If I did not do something for my
self. I was taken with severe headache, then cramps in the stomach, and my food would not
digest then kidney and liver trouble, and my back got weak so I could scarcely get around.
At last I had all the complaints at once, and I just gave money to the doctors whenever I
thought they would do ine any good, but the more I doctored the worse I got until six years
passed. I had become co poorly I could only walk in the house by the aid of a chair, and I got
so thin I )xaA. given up to die, thinking I could not be cured. Then I caw one of my neighbor's
boys, and he said, ' Take my advice and take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and make
a new man out of yourself.' Tlie first bottle helped me so I thought I would get another, and
after I had taken eight bottles in about six weeks I was weighed and found I had gained twenty
bcveu pounds. I have done more hard work in the past eleven months than I did in two years
before, and I am as stout and healthy to-day, I think, as I ever was. I do not feel anything
like dying to-day. I cannot give Dr. Pierce's G6Tden Medical Discovery too much praise."
When tho stomach is diseased one of the common signs i3 loss of flesh, becauso of
loss of nutrition. In such cases tho euro effected by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discover i3 marked by a gain in flesh and corresponding increase in weight, which
proves the weak stomach being made strong and its diseases cured. Medicine can't
make strength. Strength ismado from food and food alone after it has been
properly digested and assimilated. "Golden Medical Discovery" enables tho
perloct digestion and assimilation of food, through which the body is strengthened
and built up.
"I received your letter of advice and instruction," writes Mrs. W. C. Gill, of Weldon, Shelby
Co., Ala. "I was suffering very much with my head and stomach ; head was so dizzy when I
-would raise up in bed would fall right back. Could eat but very little, in fact, scarcely any
thing. There seemed to be a heavy weight in my stomach so I could not rest ; I had to belch
very often and would vomit up nearly everything I ate. I was in a bad condition. I took four
bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and five of his 'Favorite Prescription, and
am now well and hearty. I feel like a new woman, and give Dr. Pierce's medcines credit for it
all. I had taken medicine from physicians without any benefit
Cf6!
WOE, ,
EOPLESl!
ftmiLiSuist!
BOPUS?
AteAL,
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RAIJ-ROAO TIME TABLES
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In r.fteU Not. 2, VJOI.
Ti.ilm lcne Sciaiilon for Xew Yoil; Al 1.10,
a.ij, ii.ij-,. r.nn ami io.u, ,i. in.; i-U', ii.-ii), a.j.i
1. in. I'or Xew Vori; and i'lill idelplihi 7.50,
10.01 i .mil 12.4o .Hid Jl.!-.! . in. I'or Tub-
humu At U.1D p. in. I'or l!ntr.ilo 1.15, H.2J .mil
'Ml u. in.; 1.55, 0.00 i'lill 11.35 p. Ill, Tor iliiie
hanitoii mid ttjy .si alouv lll.'JO ,i. in. mid 1.10
p. in, I'or O.ttcaio, byuense .uul L'tlia 1.15 und
ii. 'Ji a. in.; 1.55 ii. in. 0itiir, Sjiauiie and
I'tlr.i li.iln at I'.-- a. in. ilall.t, e'.iept Sund.i.t,
I'm' .Monti (),( !.IW a. in. 1.10 and H.50 p. in,
Mihohon uicmiinodatlon l.W) und 11.15 p. in,
IlloninUiiiijC Hit lolon I'or Noitliiniilii'rl.iinl, at
tl.'i"i and 10,o5 a. in,; 1.55 and n.iu p. in. I'or
l'l.tinoiith, at S.Kl a. in.; 3.10 and IMI p. in
ui.day 'I'i a Iiu I'or Xetv Yoil,, 110, J.15, 0 01
ai.d 10.05 a. in,; a.IU, d.aj p. i.i. I'or llniralo
1.15 and (1,-11 a. in,; 1.55, (1.50 and 11, U5 p, in.
I'or lllngh union and way l.itlom 10,:M a. in.
lllooiiiliiu DIvUliui I-eate biMiiton, 10.05 a.
in. and 0,10 p. in.
Pennsylvania Rnllioad.
Fihednlo in :Hut .lime 2, 1CHJI.
Tiaim Kate hcraiiloni il.tlS a. ni tteA iljt,
lliiou-h t(",tllmle lialn fioni Wll.i'j-Il.iie. l'ull.
nun Imlli'i pnlor iar and uuilici l I'hilulel
plilu, tla l'oittllle; ttop.-, at prlnilpjl intiniic
jll.itu Ktatlunt. Al.o lonnciii tor ,-uiilaii . Ilai
i Wim ,r, I'hlla.lilplila, llultlnioie, W.iMiiiiKiun and
lor ntt-i'.rg ami tno v.ki
o.iiS a. in., tvtel. il.ijs. foi Mmliui.1, llailMiiitir,
'lillidi'lpllla, lliltlnioie, Waehlniitoii and I'jtlv
1
bmir and the ttist
1.1J p. in., ul; d.it.4 (Mimlii.-i, I.5.-, ii. in.),
for Sinibiny, Ilaiilrfan,;, l'illadiiihla, llalilinoif,
talilntoii ami I'ltulmiu: find ihe itcsi.
.1.2) p. in., tteeK dats, thionisli tr-tilHile n.iln
fioni Wilhevllaiic. I'ulliiMii hnfTd pirlur ear
and loailit-, to I'lill ldelplilj tla I'oltstilU. Jjtop,
at piiiuipil iiiteiinedlate nlatlon,.
I.JI p. in., ttcil; ilay, tor lljiliion, bunUiit,
llaillilintr, I'ldladi'liililj and I'liwliurti,
.1. II. Ill TtlllN-OX. n,n. M-r.
J. I). Miioi), e,'m, pj,, Ajt,
tlslllnj,- thu fciliool and limilii',' i'ciy tiling t 'iy
wlUfaitoo. Ilvnti. Ctattfonl, Moicoin and i:J.
ttaul, tciu appointed iIjUIiij; ii'iiiniillee loi lliu
pnunit nwntli.
51i. 'Ilionun Itinld) a tvell l.'iottu iisiileut o
lliv i:.ui biiU, died ycoterday inoiiiln; 'Iter n
bll!f jllnej of pnuiiiuiiu. DilcimM a w
.ia.- i .ii,.. . la, n,, oiiii a unbent i 1,11,
totvu foi the past thUO'ilto .teai. Mic I, sui
tltid b) her hiteUii.d aud .1 j;iotii-Ui lainlly.
Haiiy Jluiin, ,.f Wet MjyUeld, )4 ill of plcinby.
Jli. Janw htuplij, i;t Wu.iinail, hLq t.hllij
vUltliiK h diUifhtu, JU. A. I'r A. lUilmh.'iy,
of .Main ttii'it, va ulun HI, U iiupimlinr,
4my Qakley, he ttuil kni &44t tiOsw1.
V'Ho b IU !' nw;iiui.)nl.i, U not itauJ .. iip.niul
li?'
n
:m
'nil ,asm
tfiisKPRi estxr
ifw ffl "
ask only for health: Health to labor;
for wife and children ; health to pro- Nv
age. These people arc the backbone
They dignify labor. Thoy don't wish
as i coma see, so a. snau recommend your medicine. I leel very
thankful to you for your advice in my case."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the action of the
" Discovery."
The sole motive for substitution is to permit the
dealer to make the little more profit paid by the sale of
less meritorious medicines. lie gains ;" you lose.
Therefore, accept no substitute for "Golden Medical
Discovery."
i
PBMYB&T )&E MMB-TE-fl
tlo& to do this la fully taught in Dr. Piarco'a Com
mon Sonso ftladlcat Adviser. Title grczt niodicnl vor!t,
containing mono than a tltouoantj largo pagaa and
over TOO lltusfpaflonB, la sent FREE on eecalpt el
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AJJ:ttlJWEjrABLES:t
Lohigh Valley Hailvond.
Ill I'flVct, .Nov. .1, 1WH.
Ti.ilii lcito Mi.mlon.
Tor 1'lillailclphl.i and -Vdv VoiK tla 1). .t. 11.
It. I!., at 0.3 and U.tlS a, in., and 'J.1S, 4 27
(IllaiU llianinnd i:pKSij, and ll.'i'l p. in, Mm
tli.tri, 1). c II. 1(, It., 1.5S, S.L'7 p. in.
I'or White llntcn, ll.itlctoii and pilniip.il points
in the coil leiclutH, tla ll. tc II, It, II,, U.liS, 2,lh
and 1.27 p. in, roi'l'nmcllle, 0'.S a, in,, i.lH
p. in.
I'or Ditlilelieni, Ka,ton, lleaillni;, llauitbinu',
and principal liuciinuli.itu tutloiu, tla 1). & II.
It. I!., ., II.3S u. in. j 2,18, 1.27 tlllaiU 1)1.1
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(leneta and inliiclpal tiiteiinedlalo t.i tlon.-., tla
1).. 1,. and U, It. It., S.10 n. in. and .50 p, m,
I'or Ueneta, Hoeiii'SUi, Il.iti.il,, Niagara 1'alU,
C'hliairo and all points tteit, tla 1), i: 11, (, It,,
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II. II . L'.W, S.27 p in.
I'ullii'.an pailor and Ki-pln' or Lchlli Valle.t
l'ailor cui on all triliH hctttcfii Wllbrs-llariu
and .Vew Unl., l'hllad.'lphli, HulFalo and sihhh--.lull
llild;e,
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illy iliKcl olflte, 0-1 I'hIiIIc Npiai,-, WllUIUrii',
a-
New Jersey Central.
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aiul s.nilli I'liry, N. II.
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plil.l, K.wtull, Itillilt'luin, Allilitoitn, M.uirli
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a in., thiouuli null,! na.ll.nk luln ttitli l'ulliiiim
Itnltit i'ailor I ir,. lui rhllnhlphia.
I'o.' Atoia, I'liulmi and Wilkee-llaiic, I p. m.
and I p. niy "Miii'li, 2.10 p. in.
I'or l.oiw' Ilijnili, O.ian (jioie, ill., 7,i, j.
in and 1 p. in
I 'it lliadlinr, Ia'Iwiuii ami lailbiir(r, ila l
lilltoitn, i.l 7.3' a. pi. ami 1 p. m. Minil.it a . jo
p. in.
lor IMitiillc al 7.tUi o. m, iui.1 1 p. in,
Ir'iu iate and Ibkel iipply aj-vnt jt station.
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w. w. vi:vix. oii. -jiip.,
ill a lontsmpoiary jesleiday, tvj wniettLal
jinprotcil hit otuiliu.
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In Klteit Xotunhcr 2l, 1101.
Tialiio for 1'uilioiul.iti' Irate bd.inton al d.20,
S.lHl ,S.5.I, in.l'i a. in.; I2.inl, 1.2), S.SI, :t.52,
5,2'.l, 0,25, 7,57. tl.1.5, 11.20 p. in.; l.lll a. 111.
I'or lluncl.ile -11.20, lO.l.ta. in,; 2..II and 5.29
'Vor Wllke.lljirc-a.n. 7.1?, Ml, H..18. V),i
a. in.; 12.11.1, 1.1.', 2.1S ,1.2s, 1.27, 11.10, 7.U
10.11, 11,30 p. in.
I'm- I,. , 11. It, 'uiiii. -('..', li.SS .1. HI.; 2.1S
1.27 and 11. ',0 p. in.
Tor PeiiiH.thanla II. II, Point,, (1.3S, 0.38 a.
in.; 1,12, 3,2a and 1.27 p, in.
I'or Albany and all point-, noith (1,20 a, in.
and ,1.52 p. in.
hi .NIJAY TII.MXS.
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S.52 und 10.52 p. in.
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(1.32 and S. 12 p. in,
I'or Albany und polnu noith 3.52 p. in.
I'or Honcsdale H.ftO a, in. nnd ,1.52 ii, in.
V. U. I'KVOIl, 1), 1. A., huantoii, l'a.
New York, Ontario and Wostern,
In l.'iltet Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1D0I.
xoitni norM).
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'1'iaiin. .Siianteli. laihondile. I ailo,ia,
Xo, I i),;,o a. in. 11.10a. in. I.oilp in.
Xo, - 0,10 p. in. Ar. (.'aibondaleU. I0p in.
sointl HOUND.
l.nite l.eate Vune
Tuin,, l'adoia, t'arliondali'. Siunun.
Xo, I! ,, 7 0.1 a, m. 7.10 a in
Xp, a 2.15p.m. 4.H0 p. in. 1.10 p. ir
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l,jaio I.satu Vi(in
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Xo, 11 b Iiu .i.m. u.10 p. in, 10,15a in.
Xo. a T.thl p. in. Ar. Caibaiidalo 7.10 p. in.
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Xo, i 7.n) a. in. 7.10a. in.
Xo. ll I..i0p. in. 0.00 1 1. in, 0.15p. in.
Ti.iiiw Xo-. 1 on t.rek il.i), and !i on HundatK,
make main lliu eonnei Uoin for New yoiK illy
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and all paintt net.
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Erie Railroad, Wyomlne' Division.
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dlate pdinlt leatu fei-iat.toii a, lol!o: 7.20 a
Ui.; '1.25 1 1. iu.
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