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st. Paul's Lutheran Church.

St. Pauls Lutheran church-First
Sunday after Epiphany. Sabbath
school $50; services 1890 Il. m. Ser
mon on Genesis xiv, 1924. Melchis-
edeck, king of Salem. \ typical pat
tern for shadOWing Christ as the king
of peace ana blessings. All are COR
daily invited and welcome.
| wish to make the following re-
marks in regard to our church-year's
tables of scripture lessons, prescribed
for the Lutheran church for two
years course. free scripture texts not
excluded Within the current year. |
select the second years course, as the
types forshadowing Christ in all phases
from His birth up to His coming as
king OF the Kings" with his "heav-
emily army to substantiate the king
dom of heaven on earth in the milen-
MUM OF his sovereign reigning on this
globe before heaven and earth totally
are reconstructed into II new earth and
heaven in accordance with ReVel,
chapter xix and NX. The King of
Kings will certainly realize what God
had committed TO Him from eternity
to execute. There is no fooling!
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CLARK SUMMIT.

Joseph Ribble, a resident of this place
for many years. died very suddenly at
Scranton on Wednesday. The cause
was the rupture OF blood vessel, MIR.
Ribble being apparently in perfect
health. He leaves Il Wife, but no fam
lily. The funeral arrangements have
not been announced mt this writing,
Charles Singer spent Thursday in
Scranton ON business.
A party from the High school made
n s!eighing trip tn the home of friends
in Scranton on Thursday evening.
Samuel SNYDER. of Chinchila, was
among the business visitors 70 our town
this week.
Edward Griffin has enlisted in the
navy, and is stationed temporarily ut
Philadelphia,
The week of prayer is being observed
at the Methodist Episcopal church this
week Special revival services will be
held later.
The sleighng continues excellent,
each light snow serving to keep it in
good condition, The predictions of the
weather prophets are being verified,
and buying sleigh may be considered
once more a safe investment
Fred j. Walker has returned from Il
trip to WaYne county.
Miss Jennie Warnock left recently for
New York state, where she expects to
remain for several months,
Earl stone, of lldella. visited friends
here ON Sunday last,
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that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. which
they sell at so cents for full sized
treatment, is the safest, most effective
and popular of all catarrh remedies.
Nearly all cheap cough mixtures and
throat lozenges contain opiates; these
cheap medicines give u temporary re-
lief, especially with little children by
destroying nerve sensation; the irrita-
tion in throat which causes coughing
is temporarily removed, not by remov-
ing the cause, but by deadening the
nerves of feeling the irritation is not
felt although it is still there and will
promptly return.
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets is the best
remedy to remove catarrhal secretion
whether in the nose, throat or stomach
because they are composed of whole
some antiseptics like Red Gum Blood
Root. etc: when you use these tablets
you know what you are putting into
your system and not taking chances
with cocaine, opiates or similar poi
sons found in so many catarrh cures
and cough medicines.
Dr. Ramsdell i'm commenting on ca
tarrh cures, says: II can heartily rec
ommend Stuarts Catarrh Tablets. be-
cause they contain no cocaine nor 9TH
er dangerous drug found in so many
advertised catarrh cures / have
known of many cases of long standing
catarrh of the head and throat COM
petely cured by the daily use of these
tablets for several weeks. One case in
particular, which l could not reach
with an inhaler or spray and where
the catarrh caused daily headaches
and a noticeable loss of hearing was
entirely cured by this harmless but eff
fective remedy"
DR.. Wainwright says: II never hesi-
tate to prescribe Stuart's Catarrh Tab
let's for catarrhal headaches and ca
tarrhal deafness because / know them
to be perfectly safe for child or adult
and have seen many remarkable cures
resulting from their regular daily use;
because they are advertised and sold
in drug stores is no reason why any
good physician should not use them
because we should seize upon the
means Of cure wherever found.'
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are espe-
cially valuable for catarrhal colds in
children because they are pleasant to
the taste and may be used freely to
break up severe colds and Group at the
very beginning.
All druggists sell the remedy at fifty
cents for full sized package.
A little book on cause and cure OF
+. A. Stuart Co., Marshall Mich. =.
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TAYLOR.

Andrew j. Doles one of the pioneer
residents, expired yesterday morning at
. o'clock at his home on Main street.
after a lingering Illness Deceased was
20 years of age and was highly re-
spected by all who knew him. Mr..
Doles had filed the office of justice cf
the peace for years. He was we'll
versed in law, which served him well
in the Office he held up to the time of
his death. Mr.. Doles was a prominent
member of Acacia lodge. No. $40, Free
and Accepted Masons, of this borough,
and served as it's secretary for; rlany
years. He was also connected with the
knights Templar, of Scranton.
Sabbath services at the Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow at the
usual time. Rev. C. b. Henry, the pas
tor will ofiiciate. Epworth league at
y. M; Sabbath school at 2,15 p. m. All
are welcome.
The second rehearsal of the Taylor
Oratorio society will be held on sum
day evening ut the Calvary Baptist
church, and all desirous of enrolling
should do SO at once. The work Is far
too important to accept members when
the book is half finished or near COM
pletion. About sixty singers We're pres
cnt ut last weeks rehearsal. Forty
more are wanted. The choruses for
study tomorrow evening are Mourn,
Ye Afflicted Children" and "Hallelujah,
Amen" the first choruses in the book,
The Archibald Mine Accidental fund
elected the following officers at re-
cent meeting: President. Thomas Wei
by: vice president, William j. Jones;
secretary. David j. Thomas; treasurer,
II. T.. Harris; inside sentinel, Nj. j.
Clynn: outside sentinel, William An
drews; board of directors, Henry p.
Jones. NJ. j. Butler, Thomas Welby,
avid j. Thomas, Patrick Gibbons, Ed
ward Walsh and William Anthony.
The above-named officers will be In
stalled on Monday evening.
The meeting of the Young Mems
Christian association in their rooms in
Van Horns han tomorrow afternoon,
will he of AN interesting nature. The
Young Mems Christian Association
Glee society of Scranton, under the dl-
rection of Prof j. ID, Main, viii be
present and render some of their eN-
celent selections, and well-known
sneakers will deliver addresses. All
young men are cordially invited
Services tomorrow at the Calvary
Baptist church win be held at the usual
hours. The pastor, Rev Dr. Harris,
will ofticiate at both services The
Lords Supper viii be administered
after the evening services,
There will be a special meeting of the
borough council on Monday evening to
discuss some means of guarding against
smallpox
The employees of the Delaware, Lack
a,.onnu aud Western company will re-
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The News of Carbonda1e.

Tappan Is employed in the Office of the
Hendricks company and is conspicuous
among the young men of the town.
LIB. Shannon, the well-known mer-
chant, of the firm of Shannon & Co.,
and George Evans, secretary of the
board of health, are the candidates for
controller
The other candidates are as follows:
For Asscssors-Tnomas Scott john Wacrfeli,
William IT, Williams.
For School Controller, long term First Sec.
ond, Fifth and sixth wards-W. II Copeland,
Frank j. Love- Short term, ". II. Evans. N.
Homer Smith, Third and Fourth wards, Henry
Chapman, W. u. Lewis
For Consabcs-ffrst ward H. H. Pierce;
Second ward, T.. j. Ncary; Fifth ward, Thomas
j. Baker, walter Carey, Harry Dolph, stephen
Gilby; Sixth ward John j. Emmett.
Ward Asscssors-Frst ward, \. o. fidiam;
Third ward. John II. Thomas Fifth ward, frcd
y. Inllcr; Sixth ward William H. Arthur, John
G. Brandow, William Mainwrng.
Poor Directions Second ward, H. H. My;
Fifth ward, A. u. Wyic.
Select Council c,ond ward. u. $. Clark, \.
/. Sahm; Sixth ward John e.. Evans, George
Hobbs, ". l.. Hunter, John Maze, Fred White
lock.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
First ward, First district Register of voters,
Elmer Broten4lrc: judge of election, George
Hudson; inspector of election, John W. Nohrs,
Thomas Morgan.
second ward. First district Register Of voters.
r. j. Simon-; judge of election, Henry Hall:
Inspector of election T.. \. Dilts. Second Ills.
trict, register Of voters, Arg', Eocnimcmeycr
Third ward. Second district Register OF voters,
John w. Edwards judge of election, William
Isgcr; inspector Of election. j. y. Sampson.
Fourth district. register ot voters. William ~.
Hughes; Judge oi election, George Howell; IN
spcctor of election, Abraham Jacob.
Fifth ward, First district Register Of voters,
g. Il. Dix judge OF election Charles Alexander.
H. |. Bunmcil
Sixth ward. fir, district Register of voters,
John T. Towurth; Judge of election, Joseph j..
Dclcvan inspector OF election, John Mcconnell.
u. W. Humphrey, Chairman.
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OLYpHANT

u. r. Dougher. who occupied part OF
the building destroyed by fire on We'd
nesday, has moved his stock of furni-
ture to the Matthews building, or
Delaware street
The friends of d. j. Williams, OF
Blakely, are urging him to become u
candidate for justice of the peace in the
Second ward, at the forthcoming elec-
ton.
In PERIL was produced in an ad-
mrable manner before a large audi
ence at the Father Mathew opera house
last evening.
The borough council will meet ir
regular session on Monday night.
In the Blakely Baptist church tomor-
row, DR.. David Spencer will preach al
1890 Il. m. on "Divine Refreshment
and at $50 D. m. on THE Greatest OF
All Questions"
Rev. f.. j. Haughton. of Dunmore
will conduct the Episcopal services in
Edwards half tomorrow afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Miss Mamie Hoban has returned
home, after IL weeks visit With Car
bondale relatives.
Miss Name Murphy, of Wilkes-B Barre
spent yesterday with her mother, on
Dunmore street.
Miss Nellie Ryan, of Hudson street
is ill with the grip.
Mrs. II. b. Bush returned home yes
terday, after spending a few weeks
with relatives in Mauch Chunk.
Mrs Maria RoGan, of Dunmore street
is quite ill.,
Rev. j. ]. B. Feeley, of Inkerman
who has been in town for the past few
days, returned home yesterday.
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pECKViLLE.

Members of the Wilson Fire company
are making extensive preparations fol
holding their fair, which will be given
on Monday evening, February 3. The
Wilson's expect to eclipse all previous
efforts IN this line
MI. and Mrs. II. p. Woodward were
visitors at Scranton yesterday.
The First ward Republican primaries
will be held ut the office of s. w. Ar
mold. on Saturday January %. between
the hours of 4 and u. m. James w
Smith, w. j. Bonner, w. II. Walker
vigilance committee.
John SStephenss of the Third ward is
q candidate for the office of school di-
rector in the Third ward.
Peckville Baptist church, Rev. j. S
Thomas, pastor. Services tomorrow al
1880 Il. III. and : p. m. Morning sub
ject, THE Priesthood of Believers;
evening subject, "Chrlstianity ana
Buddhism" All are welcome.
Presbyterian church, Rev $. Fl. Moon
d. D., pastor, Services tomorrow al
1880 a. IN. and p m. Subject in even
ing. THE Monentous Problem AL
are welcome
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tend the Baptist church in body to-
morrow evening for their second pub
lie service. Their chaplain, Rev May
nard r. Thompson, will talk to them
on The Uses and the Evils of War"
The boys met as usual in Enterprise
hall last evening for drill. Boys wish
ing to drill should consult with the
chaplain or any member of the brigade
The work is lnterdenominational and
non-sectaran in membership and in
spirit, and has no reference whatever
TO the question of going to war.
The many friends of Rev. Mir. Cook
former pastor of the Primitive Metho-
dist church, will be sorry to learn that
he has been taken home to his friends
at Priceburg. i'm an almost hopeless
condition. suffering with hemorrhage of
the lungs.
Rev. David Hill will preach in the
congregational church tomorrow even
ing.
Rev. Maynard Thompson will preach
in the First BAPTIST church tomorrow
morning on "The Peace of Prayer"
John IIowarth, of Cemetery street
who has been so seriously i'll for sew
eral weeks that his life was despaired
Of is reported to be considerably i'm
proved and hopes are expressed for his
recovery.
There was Il fairly large attendance
at the fair last night. Hogarth's band
played Il number of selections, and
Miss Ncalon of Carbondale, played u
brilliant piano selection, which was
much enjoyed.
A 10-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Cole. of Mayticld, died yester-
day, after brief Illness.
Prof and Mrs. Barrett are expected
home today from Lakeside. The pro-
fessor is recovering from his late Sc
we're illness.
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OBITUARY.

MRS. CATHERINE MURRAY. a
resident Of Carbondale, her birthplace,
nearly half century ago, died yes
terday morning at the residence on
Battle avenue, after lingering Illness.
Mrs. Murray, who was the wife OF
William l.. Murray, sexton at st. Rose
church, was born in Carbondale forty
eight years ago, and always lived here.
Before her marriage she was Miss
Catherine Murphy. she led Il good
life. one that prepared her for the end,
and gave her the consolation to an
swer the summons with resignation.
The influence Of her life will survive.
The survivors of Mrs. Murray are
Her husband four daughters, Misses
Anna, Laura, Kathryn and Mary Muir
ray; one son. William Murray; ono
sister, Mrs. John O'Mulley, and three
brothers, Michael, Patrick and James
Murphy, all of this city. The funeral
will be held on Monday morning. The
cortege will leave the house on Battle
avenue at 9,l5 O'Clock, and proceed to
ST. Rose church, where IA solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated. Inter-
ment will be in st. Rose cemetery.
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HILL BROOK FARM.
Tn. Owner omments On Grap.-Nuts.

A farmer with his out of door work
might have reason TO expect more than
the average of good health If he would
use proper food and have it Well cook
ed, butsmany of them, in middle age,
suffer fornlents from dyspepsia, and
following that a weakened nervous
To show the value of'a change in
food we quote from II letter written
by l.. .FlagIefss of Hill Brook
Farm, Eharlottespi1le, va.
II have spent very considerable
amountsof money in trying To cure my
stomach trouble With medicines and
have changed climate several times.
About stWo years ago l was taken
worse. gAly heart and kidneys gave me
much trouble. ] could not sleep nights.
Was very nervous, thin and dis
couraged. Finally l changed my food
and began taking Grape Nuts Break
fast Food This agreed with me and
/ thought I could see my way out, so |
have stuck to Grape Nuts for Il year
and half and gradually the old
troubles have disappeared
l have made splendid progress in
health and strength sleep we'll and
can no& do good days work for a
man ofsffty years. a
| kndN that Grape Nuts caused the
changess and although | am now able
to use other food as l like. still | stick
TO Grape-Nuts because | know how ii
nourishad me, and besides, Wife and I
both like the food.
She says nothing has helped her ner-
vous system like Grape-Nuts, we
buy the food by the case and aie very
enthusiastic in regard To 81 = )
1t is plain that nervous, Worn out
people can be brought back TO lfeaith
by using Grape-Nuts
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THE POLITICAL
BATTLE OF TO-DAY

Ine RepuDl1can fflnarleS lor lily
Election to Take Place Between 4
and This Evening-What MI.
Rommelmeyer Says of His Candi-
dacy for Mayor.
The city Republican primaries, in
which the candidates for election in the
spring will be nominated, will take
place this afternoon between 4 and I
o'clock, and as the result interest rs
Keyed to high pitch throughout the
city. This widespread Interest," is at
tributable to two thngs-the fact that
the Crawford county rules will be APP
piled, for the first time, to municipal
elections in Carbondale and the num-
Der of candidates who have manifested
their wishes to fill three important
offices that are to be voted for, namely,
mayor, treasurer and controller
For mayor there are three candi-
dates, Frank Romnelmeyer, l.. A. Rob-
erts and Hon. NJ. Y. Burke.
Mr. Roberts, as is we'll known, seeks
the nomination as the pronounced rep
resentative of the municipal water pro-
ject. He has been the chief worker in
this movement and is now more en-
thusiastic than ever in this cause
Mr.. Burke was first mentioned as 4
candidate for treasurer, but later cast
his chances with those seeking the
nomination for mayor
What MI. Rommelmeyer Says.
Mr. Rommelmeyer, in his statements
to the public, has indicated that he has
no platform but the plat form of the
people, whatever their wishes may be
His aim, he has pointed out, will be to
act for the best interests of the taXpay
ers and property owners Of the city and
to stand for all who urge for the prope"
administration of municipal affairs
His views in the matter are reflected in
the following statements:
1T is not for any personal ambition or
through any expansion of the band of
my hat that | am Il candidate at the
primaries today, but at the earnest re-
quest of representative citizens, prop
erty owners and taxpayers, who urge
for good administration of our munici-
pal business.
so devoid to me, are the attractions
of the office that is highest in the gift
of our people. that I would not give II
nickel for nomination. However moW
read attentively, if the Republicans
Saturday. afternoon express by their
votes 4 demand that | be their candl-
date, | shall endeavor to merit their
confidence, and make Il vigorously de-
termined effort to be the next mayor"
Frank Romme!meyer.
For treasurer, there are four candi-
dates, j. Norman Gelder Melvin IT,
Tappan, Frank X. DeVer and Daniel NJ
Davis, Each has put up Il vigorous
fight and the result will he exceedingly
close, Interest is centered in the can
didacy of Mr.. Gelder and Mr.. Tappun
as they are the representatives of the
younger element in the Republican
party, Mr., Gelder is an enterprising
young man, whose connection with the
daily newspapers of the town has
brought him into favorable connection
with nearly everybody in the city. Mr.
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NEWS OF the PLAY.
Some Incidents of Jere McAuliffe's
Company, Which Played to Big
Houses at the Grand This Week.
Plays Booked for the GranS.

Jere McAuliffe. the entertaining
comedian, showed his popularity in
Carbondale by playing, this week. to
the largest audiences that have ever
filled the Grand. While McAulitfe is
an old favorite in Carbondale, and
he has been seen to good advantage
on his earlier appearances, his versa
tility was never so well shown as this
week, when he essayed roles that We're
quite varied. Aside from the admirers
Mr.. McAuliife increased by his enter
tanning ways on the stage, he also
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HUNTED OUT OF SEASON.
Five Richmondale Sportsmen Arrest
ed for Violating Game Laws.

\ party of hunters from Richmon-
dale Jared badly in Dundaff yesterday.
The party, five in number, was cap
tured by Constable Henry Race and
High Constable a. j. Perry and We're
brought before Squire Fike, on the
charge of hunting out of season.
one ofthe men escaped but search
for him is in progress.
The hunters We're fined SO each for
the rabbits and So for the pheasant,
Nine rabbits and one pheasant We're
found in the party, and the aggregate
amount of the lines was $l25, which
they paid.
One of the men, Jack Williams, has
but recently been discharged from the
county jail
AS provided by the law the game
was given to Emergency hospital, this
city.
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DURYEA.

Duryea, Jan, 1O,-Teachers of the
borough schools will hold their local
institute today Saturday. An excel
lent programme has been prepared
Miss Lizzie Stackhouse, OF Scranton,
is visiting at the home of MIR. Isaiah
kresge,
A number OF cases Of measles and
scarlet fever have been reported to
the board of health.
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The II. N. G. Club.

The members of the r. ~ q. had a
highly enjoyable evening on Thursday
as the guests of the Misses Cecilia
and Dora EARLY ON Seventh avenue.
Flashlght pictures We're taken of the
group by James Malone. Those pres
ent were Misses Mamie and Annie
Monahan. Kate and Nell Little, Mar
garet Mcdonald, Mary Glennon, Louise
Bishop, Dora and Cecilia Early
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MOSCOW.

Miss Cora Wheeler is i'll With diph-
iberia at the home of her sister Mrs.
Robinson,
Mrs, William Reynolds was a scran-
ton visitor yesterday.
Mrs, Emily Travis. who has been
quite i'll, is convalescent,
The gold watch which was ratiied
Off for the benefit of Mrs. Samuel
Eschelman was won by George Houser,
OF Scranton.
The merchants in this vicinity arc
busy filling their ice houses,
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Was Probably George Myers.

The l3inghamton police hold the
opinion that the man who was killed
on the Delaware and Hudson road in
this city ON Saturday last was George
Myers, of that city. He was Haven
camps companion in crime, and it is
believed that the pair We're together
at the time of the accident.
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CARD FROM MIR. TAPPAN.

Today the Republican primaries,
under the Crawford county system, will
be held at the usual polling places, be.
tween the hours of and 7 o'clock p.
IN. AS | am candidate for the office
of city treasurer, | would respectfully
ask that You give me your support on
this occasion, which, ] assure you, will
be greatly appreciated.
Thanking you in advance for the
favor. Yours very truly,
~N M, ii. Tappan,
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Erie Railroad.

JUNG TT, IIUI :.
Trains leave city station Carbonate, daily
toNccpt sunday at 200 a. nj. and i&3 p. NJ for
Frandt and Nbcvrh; at 0..l3 a. M. daily tcT-
cclning Sunday, for Bnghamon. making "on.
ncrions for New York city and Buffalo. an'i at
go p. M for Suspuchanna, making connections
fer western points
Sunday trains at 9.i5 a. N. fer Susuuclaniia,
with western connections, and G.27 p M. with
same connections
Trains arrive at SIS a. m. and 5ij p. m.
Sundays at S.53 a. m.
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Change of Meetine.

The Carbondale Medical society will
meet Wednesday evening. Jan. 10, in
stead of Tuesday, Jan. IA, as previous
ly announced. owing to the meeting
of the medical society of Scranton ON
Tuesday, the time has been changed
here, DR. Wehlau, of Scranton, will
deliver an address.
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Surprising Results
A Simple Internal Remedy Makes
Remarkable Cures of Catarrh.

People who have used sprays, in
halers, salves and washes for catarrh
and have found how useless and in-
convenient they. are, will be agreeably
surprised at results following the use
of u pleasant, internal remedy in tab
let form; druggists everywhere admit
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Secretary r. f. Fox, of the postal
board, announced that a civil service
examination will be held i'm this city
on Feb, 10, 1902, for the positions of
clerk and carrier in the postohice SER
vice. All applications must be on file
with Mr.. Fox on Feb. 5.