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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Gin appeQ an ale Demofraten,
bas &rtessbeil gu beSrabeu unb it9
sesen ben s~emeiniameu Setnb feit 3u=
lammer gu i@lieBen, 1T bic &ebe, Nell
DE So. @atterion Montas Dor benz
u0ir9inia Democratic Club" in @a=
lbinstort bielt. Ius bieieroratorii9en
2eiftuns bes &entudp'er gbttors Sret=
fen mtr folsenben bea@tensmertben
9afus beraus: uSreunbe, 8riber,
Demofraten, labt uns eints iein. 2abt
uns bas @ei@ebene ~uerseffen uub un.
iere 8lide Der 3utuuft 3uruenben, ben
alten Streit beilesenb. Oerienise, mel
der barin NIT mir etnts 1T Elm Same
rab, mas CT aud INNER iber @olb
ober Silber bentt ober seba9t baben
mag. Derienise, mel@er mir eineu
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befdmpfen, muB entueber nt9t re9i
sei9ett ODER u6niS bltnb iein. 60
iollen uns feline 8riden treusen, ebs
MIR gu ibnen fommen. Nber i@ou
f0nne1 rutr melt Senus uorausi9auen,
um uniere pldne gu treffen. SIM Sab:
re 1904 wir6 eS muir etne Yrobe nab:
rer Democratic seben, mel6e ii@ init
biefen @orten at, bic @i0fiir unb Der
MbioluttSmus uenben ntrb: SiS bic:
Der unb ntdt neiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Bic @inmanberuns mad ben norb=
meitltdeu Staaten, eini@liebli6 Der
canabil9en Prouins Wanitoba, per=
ipri@t in bieiem Sabre cine Defenders
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den Staaten, belonbers infer Staat
Minneiota iin6 bas 3tel Der meiiten
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n6rbliden europa, Norbbeuti9lanb,
BEN ifanbinauil@en 2dnbern unb Der
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aus benz iiblt6en europa in ben Oft
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ben pfus gu fabren, bas Selma iast
tbnen gu un6 nod ruenisen Sabren
barter arbett fben fie bebaslt@ als
frete Mdnner auf ibrem freten grbe.
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ntemals, baB etn s~anfiser Stern iie
in biefe @esionen sefabrt Fat, no bie
@atur In ibrer Taue tbnen aues bies
tet, mas tie rpini9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
Ger e!,pas gang Sntereiiantes unb

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07
CARBoNDALE'S APPRECIATION.
An Instance in Which They Appra-
ciate and Pay for a Good Thing.

Last season the trustees of the Be-
rear Baptist church made a bold ven-
ture in the lecture course line. Hav-
ing secured six lecturers of marked
ability, and concert company. which
embraced several capable artists, they
threw open the doors and invited the
public To come in. To meet the eX-
Denses, they trusted to the generosity
and honor of the audiences, who. by
making silver Offering. were given
an opportunity to express their appre-
citation and pay the bills. The enter
tainments We're well supported, being
attended alike by the wealthest peo-
pie OF the city ana the less favored,
and the total offerings fully provided
FOR the expenses. 1t was Il peoples
course of lectures in the fullest sense
OF the word, for all the people We're able
to attend them. Encouraged by last
years experience, the trustees am
nounce the opening of this seasons
course on Friday evening. Jan. II,
when Rev. l.. a. Boyle will appear.
Other lectures will be given by Rev. A.
j. Van Cleft, Ph. D., Rev. Albert Hat
cher Smith, NJ. o., Rev. DR.. Whalen
and Rev. Ernest Melville.
The Rev. Mr.. Boyle ana Rev. Mr..
Melville We're both in last years course
and the great success scored by Rev.
Ar. Boyle is the reason for his appear
ance in the initial lecture. The invita-
tion is general and cordial, and the
plan puts every number within the
reach of all,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07
JERMYN AND MRYFlELD.

There will be Il meeting of the board
of directors of the Cemetery associa-
ton, at the office of the secretary. to-
morrow evening, at which all the MEM
bers are requested to be present.
WIN Snyder the well-known teumster
at the feed mill, fell and sprained his
ankle, Saturday night, on the icy side
walk in front of the Artesian Hose
company's rooms. He had been with
the fire company to the Olyphant fair.
The borough council will hold a spe-
cal meeting tomorrow evening.
Thomas Hunter, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. q. II. DimOck of Carbon
dale. left yesterday for Saratoga, n.
V, where they We're called by the ser-
Gus Illness of their sister, Miss Jennie
Hunter.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Crystal Fire company will be held this
evening, After the meeting smoker
viii be held. All members are request
ed 10 be present
Arthur Winter returned to Kingston
seminary yesterday to resume his stu
dies.
John Bergan and daughter, Margaret
of Honesdale, We're the guests last week
of his daughter, Mrs, William Brown,
of Main street.
Four children of Mr., ana Mrs. Will
lam Brown, of Main street, are i'll With
chicken-poN.
Mr. and Mrs, Conner Jones, of Scran-
ton spent sunday here With friends.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07

marks for department in the principal s
room, at the high school, during the
past month: Mabel Capwell, Josie
Fisk, Maud O'Dell, Harry Fisk, Chas.
Eckart, Fanny Dershimer, Iva Cap
Well, Anna Lewis, Carrie White.
Prof Lewis McKeen. blind man.
gave an interesting entertainment in
the Baptist church on Saturday even
ing. On Sunday he assisted in the
services of the church both morning
and evening. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Huger have
moved into Theodore Millers house.
The Womens Missionary society Of
the Baptist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Charles Purdy on We'd
nesday afternoon ut 2,30 o'clock. ~
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. j. w. Dershimer
Mr., Kellogg, II member of the New
Jersey firm, had II runaway with his
horse on Thursday of last week. Nc
serious damage was done aside from
breaking the sleigh to which the horse
WAS attached and the harness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07
M'AuL1rFE's GOOD COMPANY.
Popular Comedian and His Company
Given Merited Receptiou.

The popularity I'm Carbondale of Jere
McAuliffe, the comedian, was we'll at
tested last night, when the Grand was
choked with an audience that gave this
entertaining actor and his merltorious
company the reception they desired.
In a few words McAuliffes company
Is by far the best organization in re-
pertoire that has come TO Carbondale
In years. 1t Is doubtful. even, If a
better company playing to popular
prices has ever visited Carbondale, adj
mitting that the most capable on the
road have been seen in this city. From
a dramatic standpoint IT can claim
credit that many so-called high class
attraction has not won; and respect-
ing the specialties. which are feature
of these companies, they are of class
that is distinct they have never been
approached. AS a whole, the perform-
ance was a pleasant surprise. for as a
rule, the repertoire companies are but
mediocre. The excellence of the per-
formance presages one of the most
successful weeks in the history OF the
Grand. and crowded audiences, after
moons and evenings. can rightly he
expected.
iht iouhS w Nllt, IL tUlntuN uIai1lu
of merit, in which Selma Heermans
here several years ago, though
not with a more capable cast. McAu-
life was keenly enjoyable as Horace
Gleengage Dobbins, the character CIV
ing good scope for his qualities as
droll comedian. The other members of
the company sustained themselves well,
making the rendition acceptably we'll
balanced.
McAuliffes singing was as enjoyable
as ever. while the Brothers MARITIME
were astonishingly clever in their ac-
lobatic work. Pauline Saxon gave
Sis Hopkins sort of act that was quite
The ladies' symphony orches-
ira was Il feature that was conspicu-
Gus, their concert numbers prior to the
performance being highly meritorious.
This afternoon "A Mothers Honor
Will be the bill. and tonight The Man
from Italy" There will be the usual
specialties at each performance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07

requested to be present, as business of
Importance is to come before the meet :
ing
The cantata, Santa Claus, Jr. >,
which was SO successfully enacted at
the Grassy Island mission chapel dur-
ing the holidays, will be repeated on
next Tuesday evening, January Z. A
full orchestra will accompany the sing
ing, and several new features will be
added. The price of admission has been
reduced to ten and twenty cents. and
1t is expected that a large audience will
greet this pleasing production.
High Constable Frank Martin will he
candidate for reelection at the com
ing election.
Recently 1t was learned that the
breaker OF the Mount Jessup Coal com.
pany, located on the East Side, was In
a dangerous condition. Upon investI-
CATION the company decided to close
down for Il period of three months.
Pending repairs. over 300 men and boys
VIII be thrown out OF employment
Mrs. Andrew Hale, of Yatesville. is
spending a few days with relatives in
town.
Pride of Orient chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star, will meet this evening.
The Peckville Gun club held its am
nual banquet at odd Fellows hall last
evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07
TAYLOR.

Letters remaining at Taylor. Pa.
postofiice are as follows: Domestic
| Mrs. Maggie Evans, Miss prusila
Fish, Davie Jones. Grove street; Johl
ID. Jones, John Jenkins, Edwin Maple
son, John Mahottz, William NJ. Stev-
enson Mrs. Thomas. Foreign--Andro
| Cszmir, A. Il. Dinaldine, Franmiszak
| (2; Lofeo Pepszmowski: John Roj-
MICS and John Urndark John w
Reese, postmaster. Persons calling for
the above letter will please say adver-
tised and give date of lost Jan I.
On January Is at Jumes hall will be
held the drawing for II gold mounted
watch for the benefit of John Proper,
who was injured at the Archibald mine
of his legs. The proceeds derived from
the benefit will go towards procuring
the unfortunate young man an arti-
fetal limb. Tickets, % cents,
The Christian culture class of the
Is. Y. p. L, of the Calvary Baptist
church will hold their weekly exer-
else this evening in the church audi
torium. Rev. Dr. Harris is the in
structor.
Ray Hartman, of Bloomsbury has
been the guest ut the Reese residence
of Grove street for the past few days.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet on Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. G. II. Van Horn
on Main street A full attendance of
the members is requested as Mrs.
Boone, a noted w. c. II, L. worker is
expected to he present ut the meeting.
The Delaware and Hudson company
will pay their employees AT the Green
wood Nos, l and mines for the latter
part of December tomorrow.
Lily lodge No 939, l. o. q, f., and
Lackawanna lodge, No, Is, A.. p. l.. A.,
will meet in their respective hall this
evening.
The Taylor Prohibition Alliance will
meet at the home of Miss Sarah Price
of Ridge street ON Wednesday even
ing at 7.30 p, m sharp. All those who
still have tickets or ticket money from
the recent temperance concert will
kindly bring in the same
The SECOND ward vigilance commit
tee will meet ON Thursday evening at
7.3O p, m, to register candidates. Conn
er Jones, w, r. Davis and Thomas Jen-
kins, vigilance committee.
The services at the Stewart Mem
orial church ON Sunday evening was
in charge of the Y. Nj. c. A. John "A.
Boyd was chairman of the meeting
Addresses We're given by John Wallace. |
Jacob Reese and William Bevm w. |
b. Morgans sang a solo accompanied |
on the organ by +. B. Powell The |
was interesting and well at /
tended.
Mi and Mrs. j. G. Kern of Buffalo. |
\, Y, who have been the guests of the |
atter's mother Mrs. j, Yacksonak, of |
Union street, returned home yester-
lay.
William j. Davis of North Main
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07
A QUIET WEDDING.
The Bride Conspicuous in Society
Circles in Carboudale,

There was "a wedding in Carbonate
yesterday which caused ripple of
pleasant surprise in society circles. 1t
was the marriage Of Mrs. Nellie
Clune- McTighe of this city to j. Item
Boutwell, of Atlantic City, N. J.
The nuptials were devoid of display
and ceremony. They were solerhnized
in the parochial residence by Very
Rev. Il. F. Coffey, V. c.. at I o'clock
in the morning. Miss Nora Nealon, of
South Church street, was bridesmaid
and Joseph Melvin, brother of the
bride, was the grooms best man.
The bride and her maid were most
becomingly robed in beautiful gowns
Royal crepe de Paris over purple taf-
feta silk with hat to match and coat
of black peau de sole, with jet and
point lace and hat that matched
prettily, made up the dress Of the
bride. Miss Nealons gown was rose
color crepe de chenc. She wore a black
velvet picture hat.
There was q reception, followed by
breakfast after the ceremony. at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clune. on Dundaff street.
At o'clock the couple left over the
ID. e Fl. for the south where the hon
eymoon will be spent
The brides travelling dress was
caster broadclot1 and caster taffeta
silk with coat to match and a red
crepe hat. They will reside at Allan
tic City, where the groom is in pros
porous circumstances. He is manager
of Young's pier, which is celebrated at
that resort.
Mrs. Boutwell, was conspicuous in So
ciety circles in this city and has many
womanly graces that won her hosts
of friends
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07
D0RIE'S CANDIDACY
FOR TAx-COLLECTOR
He Tells Why His Townspeople
Ought to Elect Him and Breezily
Discusses the New Union Party
and It's Proposed Caucus.

Dorrance Buckley Burdette, the man
of humor from Greenfield township. will
| he recalled as quite smart politician
| In the days gone by. He was quite a
| conspicuous figure in the strenuous
| days when the county seat was in the
little LuHerne town known as Wilkes
Barre ana there were few conventions
at which "Dore" was not present as Il
delegate with the power to command
more votes than his own. But now
that he is not so active politically, IL
does not follow that he has lost inter
est In the devious ways of politics. On
the contrary, he is Il diligent student
of affairs and can discuss politics with
that breeZiness that marks all his en-
pressions of opinion on matters in the
public mind. The new Union party
has claimed "Dore's'' attention, and he
discusses the motto of that party quite
tersely. al the same time renewing his
loyalty to the Republican party. In
writing to The Tribune he also speaks
OF his candidacy for tax collector. He
says:
II am Informed that there will be
Union caucus held in the town house in
our town on Saturday next. Jan. IL, for
the purpose of placing in nomination
the names of those of our neighbors
whom those present wish to hold the
several Offices of our township.
We'll it is said. that in union there
is strength united we stand. divided
we fall. and so forth, but the Republi-
cans of our town are able to stand in
dependent of all others, if they see fit
However, | haven't any serious reason
for not attending Il Union caucus. or Il
Republican caucus: all | want is TO be
nominated for tax collector and then, |
when the time comes. ] want to be
elected which. l. claim is no more than |
the Republicans of my town owe me- |
as | was the first tax collector ever |
elected in our town; but | think | was |
wronged out of the office.
THE caucus will be held so ! am |
told. on Saturday, Jan. II, 1902. Let |
every voter turn out and choose his |
choice. and, if there is a full turnout ;
there should be no squealing about |
those placed before the voters.
THE hours of the caucus are from 9
o'cloclt until 4.
Yours for a fair shake in the caucus,
"Dorrance Buckley Burdette."
"Dorie' is cutting Il good deal of ice
just now. He is working on the Pal
ace creamery pond near the new foun-
dry.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07
AVOCA.

The week of prayer is being observed
in the Methodist Episcopal church this
week, Meeting each evening, except
Saturday, beginning at 7,3O,
At the sodalty reception in ST..
Mary's church on Sunday evening
about forty new members were re-
ceived. Rev Father o'Bryne of Scran-
ton preached the sermon.
The \, O. II. fair committee which
was to meet this evening" has been
postponed until Friday evening A
social will be given after business
transacted.
l}orn--ro Mr.. and Mrs, George Law
erich "A son; to Mr., and Mrs. William
Curley, Il daughter; to Mr. and Mrs.
James Ward n daughter.
Mrs. Powers, mother af David Pow
ers, proprietor of the Valley hotel fell
down stairs few evenings ago and
sustained injuries which have since
left her in critical condition Her
leg and arm We're broken and she was
injured internally about the hips.
Eugene Mccarthy of Mayfeld is the
guest of his aunt, Miss Kearney. of
Grove street.
The death of Mrs, John Tougher oc-
Cured yesterday morning at her home
on the West Side after few days
illness. Besides her husband she Is
by two daughters, Miss Mar
epret at home, and Mrs. William II.
AT Mountain Top. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 2S0
O'Clock. Interment win be i'm st. Mary's
cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-07
G. A. R. INSTALLATION.
An Elaborate Programme for We'd
nesday Night Under Commander
McComb's Direction.

Commander John McComb intends Ia
have public installation of officers
next Wednesday evening. January 8.
Post Davies, No. 1877. department
Pennsylvania G. ~. r.. is to be visited
by Senior-Vice Department Command
er A. b. Stevens, who will do the work.
The Womans Relief Corps will also
install their officers that evening in
the same hall They will begin ut 3
O'Clock. and give the comrades and
guests an opportunity to witness a
fine exhibition.
During the evening refreshments
will be served by the ladies'
There will be no lack of entertain
ment for the comrades and their
friends on this occasion, because Com
mander McComb has provided pro-
gramme which will be varied and in
Structive.
Here is the way his card of invita-
ton is constructed:
G. A. r. PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
The Work to BE Done by S. V. De-
partment Commander A. b. Stevens.
Comrade:-
On Wednesday evening, january s,
1902, your presence at headquarters is
desired at I o'clock, so that we may
get through the business session be-
fore our guests arrive.
At O'Clock your family and friends
will be cordially welcomed at our hall
on the occasion of our public installa-
tion of officers. Don't forget to invite
them to join our happy party.
The Sons of Veterans have been in
Vited. and they will be there.
The ladies OF the Woman's Relief
Corps have cheerfully consented to
provide refreshments during the even
ing.
Whatever YOU can do to add to the
enjoyment of our guests will help to
make you live longer.
Wake up! Come TO the 'front.' Don't
let your modesty make you so shy!
The G. A. r. is the greatest organi-
Zation on earth! You know that. 1t |
represents all that makes this coun- |
try great. Our badge is the symbol
OF Patriotism, Loyalty, Devotion and |
Nalor. Think of it--eXpund your
chest-and don't forget Wednesday
evening. F'raternully yours.
John McComb
Commander of Post 1877.
Carbondale, Pa. Jan. 4, 1902.