THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
WASHINGTON.
From our KeKularCorrespondont.
Washington, Feb. 19, 1900.
The story that Gov. Roosevelt is in
the field as a candidate for the Repub
lican Presidential nomination has
found a sufficient number of believers
among the McKinleyities to make it
more important than it seemed to be
when it reached Washington several
days ago. It is now said that there is
a, Roosevelt machine and that it is
plentifully supplied with money and
is already dickering with the men who
usually control delegations from the
Southeran States to Republican Na
tional Conventions; that Roosevelt's
positive refusal to be a candidate for
Vice President and his declaration
against the Nicaragua Canal treaty
and in favor of absolute American
control of the can ll was part of his
scheme to attract the support of the
anti-McKinley Republicans. A con
siderable number of Republicans in
both Senate anl House would be
glad to see Mr. McKin'cy defeated
for the nomination, by Roosevelt, or
anybody else, but they have no idea
of sacrificing all their official pie by
announcing that fact, unless it can be
shown that Roosevelt, or somebody
else, has support enough to win the
nomination. Some think that Roose
velt is merely making a bluff in ordet
to force the Administration to throw
its influence in favor of his renomi
nation (or governor.
Representative Bell, of Colo., show
ed in a short speech that the claims
repeatedly made by Republicans, that
the banks made no profits by the de
posite of Government money, was
ridiculous. He had written to State
Treasurers and ascertained that they
receive from ij to 4 per cent, on
daily balances from the banks in
which stale funds were deposited, but
the Government didn't receive a. cent
of interest on the millions deposited
bv Secretary Gage's orders in Nt-
tional banks. Mr. Hell characterized
those deposits as a crime against the
people.
Senator Talaiferro, of Florida, last
week made public a vigorous denial
of the charge made in a New York
paper, on the authority ot a detective,
that he had during the Spanish war
been a party to a conspiracy to de
fraud the Government through the
purchase of a lot of bacon by a com
pany of which the Senator was an
officer. In addition to pronouncing
the charge "a tissue of malicious
falsehoods from beginning to end,"
Mr. Talaiferro says it was prompted
by the animosity of ex-Senator Call.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, whose
speech against the Republican gold
standard bill was among the best
heard, after stating that the measure
was vicious from beginning to end,
and that it provided for a permanent
increase of the bonded debt, said:
This bill places in the national banks
the control of the bonded debt of the
countiy. Whenever the banks see fit
they can reduce the gold reseive be
low the limit and force an issuance of
bonds $ and this process can go on
indefinitely. All this in the interest
of the creditor, in the interest of the
bond-holders, and grievously against
the interests of the people. Political
independence is much to be desired,
but I would rather live under an abso
lute despotism and have financial
independence than to have political
independence and be financially de
pendent. Political independence
without financial independence is only
independence in name.
There seems to be something at
tractive in the word "subsidy" for the
average man in Congress. The House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Cnmmerre has decided bv a vote of
8 to 5, in favor of the bill authorizing
the lavinir of a Pacific cable by a pri
vate corporation and the payment of
a subsidy by the Government tor a
period of twenty years.
Republican hints of their intention
to do something that will remove the
trust Question from this year s cam
paign induced Representative Ball, of
Texas, tn rail the blutt. He Old SO
by offering a resolution authorizing
the Speaker of the House to appoint
a special committee, only five mem
bers of. which shall belong to one
political p trty, tn which shall be re
timed all an'! rt sol , turns relating
to inist'-, inclnd:!) ; mi already in
troduced and now iaiei;y sleeping in
various committees.' Mr. Ball's reso
lution is now in the hands of the
Committee on Rules, and the question
of whether there shall be any trust
legislation is up to that Committee,
which is dominated by Speaker Hen
derson. Believing that if the isthmian canal
is to be a world canal, instead of the
distinctively American canal it ought
to be, the world ought to chip in its
share of the cost of constructing it.
Representative JelTerson Levs, of N.
Y., has instructed a bill, authorizing
negotiations with the maritime nation?
asking them to contribute to the con
struction of the canal in proportion to
the extent of their shipping tonnage.
A. Mnn'i ititi-nite,
'"Mrs. Skinner has hail to give up
nil the five clubs Mie belongs to."
"Ho.1 tlic nervous prostration?"
"No; but riery time nhe went out
of the lioiice lier liiipbnnil moved all
thn furniture nrntinri." 1 uttiii f :toli
Tournul.
A Nr i h ,n 1 UriHlllP.
Dorothy had never seen ntiy pump
kin pio until her first visit to the
country, and to her grandmother's
iikUIii her If she'd luivc a piece the
little, prirl replied: "No, I thnnk. yon.
I never cnt pie without a roof on it."
Judyc.
The Senate has passed its substitute
for the House" gold standard bill, and
now the conference committee will
proceed to decide what sort of a bill
is to be finally passed by both branch
es of Congress, It is difficult to say
which is the worst, the Senate or the
House bill, but the chances are that
the bill that will be patched up in
conference will be quite as bad as
either.
Lots of Them.
Fnt An honest man Is the noblest
work nv Ciod.
Mike Tlirue for yel But there's
lots av honest men t lint wouldn't bn
so honest If they would only tell the
truth about, tlilmsilvrsl Puck.
Nell- "Mr. Itsirnni-nlus is the worst
rutin 11 1 ever saw 10 h.iif 'le ov.-r prices.
She wnnts everything clitauer than any
body eKe " I i-lie--"i t-s ) I've noticed 'hat
hc eve 1 male In r liil-lmiul Id k c'leni'."
Constipation,
Headache, Biliousness,
Heartburn,
Indigestion, Dizziness,
Indicate that your liver
Is out of order. The
best medicine to rouso
the liver and euro all
these Ills, Is found in
Hood's Pills
25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers.
had
Wonrlrrfri! I'rasprrlty.
New York Man I hear you've
prosperous times In the west.
Ohio Man Well, I should sny sot
Why, otatoes frrew so lnrjre this year,
that they're mlstakln' 'em for pump
kins. Yonkers Statesman.
HUMPHREYS'
Private.
The young; mnn tried to kiss the girl.
And she, fearing he might fail,
Dili just what lie Intended to
Bhe gently drew the veil.
Chicago Dnlly News.
THE VOICK OF JKAI.OI SY.
The Past Wetk in Business
Dun's Weekly Business Review
reports the business situation of the
past week as follows :
"Business continues larger than
ever at this season in amount of pay
ments, and on the whole as large as
ever in retail deliveries, though new
transactions do not yet give assurance
that it will hold at the same rate.
conditions affecting new orders and
contracts have changed in some re
spects most favorably, while other
changes tend to restrict operations for
a time, but a conservative judgment
of the conflicting tendencies appears
to warrant strong hope. With lighter
speculation, clearings at New York
for the week exceed those of previous
years, and tor the month thus far the
increase outside New York is 3 per
cent, over last year, and 25 per cent,
over 189S. The phenomenal increase
ot $21,152,400 in bank loans last
week cannot be ascribed to commer
cial business, which has increased
but slightly, from 17 to 18 per cent,
of all loans, but was not owing on the
other hand, as some ftared, mainly to
peculative loans, but to operations
connected with Western Union bonds
and the Baltimore & Onio settlement.
Important branches of business are
indered by labor troubles, of which
the building trade strike at Chicago
affects the greatest number ot men.
Circumstances do not yet promise its
speedy ending, and in some other
branches of industry prosperity and
advancing prices seem to have ren
dered controversies more frequent.
But in other branches declining prices,
or such decrease of orders as may
lead to stoppage of works, have an
opposite tendency."
$100 REWARD. $100.
The readers of this paper will be
Dleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the onlv positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
atkutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
If upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease, and
living the patient strength by Dun
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro
prietorshave so much faith in its cura
tive powers, that they offer One Hun
died Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. I. CHENEY & CO
Toledo, O,
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Fills are the best.
"lie t'ink3 her lips are sweet as
supar, does lie? Well, dey oughter be,
stuck ud wid 15 cent' wort' of me
candy. N. Y. Journal.
I nil mini.
Dora I wonder why Krnest has
never thought seriously of getting
married?
Fred Perhaps he has thought of it
too seriously. Ilrooklyn Life.
Tlir Tito Tlarneri,
"It's influence that counts in poll
ties," snid the voter.
"Yes," answered the practical poll
tician: "but not so much as affluence."
Washington Star.
Colli find One I.
Giles Don't you think she is rather
statuesque?
DcGarry Decidedly. When I pro.
posed to her last night she gave me
the marble heart. Town topics.
An Idea to Hcvolve.
"Pauline, what made you cut young
Noodleton. just now?"
"Oh, his face looked so vacuous;
thouc-ht I'd eive him something to
think about." Detroit Free Press.
Don't Lose Much
If Mr. Toe Sibley imagines that the
announcement of his purpose to accept
a renomination to Congress from the
Republicans of his district is going to
disgruntle or dishearten the Democrats
of Pennsylvania, then Mr. Sibley is
mistaken just to the extent that he
inflates himself with such a belief. Of
all the men who have figured in poli
tics in this State, for years back, none
will be missed less in his retirement
from Democratic circles than will the
Venango Congressman. During the
years tha'. he has been to the front
and parading himself as a Democrat
he has never been known to devote a
minute of his time to contribute a
dollar of his wealth, or to turn his
hand or open his mouth for the parly
he professed allegiance to. He was
content to accept the loaves and eat
the fishes, and to glorify Sibley. Last
vear when the Legislature was in
session he exibited his honesty (?) of
his political convictionsiby his attempt
to hood-wink the Democratic Mem
bers into a scheme that would insure
the election ot Boss Quay to the
Uuited States Senate. The vigilance
of Col. Guffey, Senator Cochran and
others uncovered him so quckiy and
so completely that he failed to find a
single follower. Lven the memDers
who had been candidates on the same
ticKet with him refused to heed his
appeals and after a week of campaign-
inc. in the interest ot the enemy ana
the betrayal of his party, ne lett tor
home without a single follower, or the
political respect of any one.
His latest move will cause no more
regret in Pennsylvania, than did his
leaving Harris urg after his discredited
efforts for Quay last March. He will
take no one with him. All that the
Republicans will get wil! be Joe Sibley,
his eccentricities, his unreliability and
his doubtful political principles. The
Democrats will lose nothing but his
vote, and that could never bo counted
on for a certainty. Bellefonte
Watchman.
Ilia Own Fnult.
Houlihan Clnney is forever tackling
a bigger inon tnnn nimseu ana get
ting licked!
Calull Yis! Clancy is his own worst
inimyl Puck.
Hard to Kill.
"It is sortie consolation to know,'
casned the dvinir man with his last
lireath, "that it took three doctors to
kill me." N. Y. Journal.
Ill Truthful Statement.
"You told me," she said, tearfully,
"thnt I wa the onlv tirl you ever
loved."
"It's true," he asserted.
"But I have just learned that you
were once engaged to Mautl Mug.
triiis."
"Well, he replied, "i never xom you
that you were the only girl I ever
thought I loved, did I?" Chioago
PosU
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t Weekdays. I Dally, t Flair station,
r... 1 1.0,. parinr and Kleenlnir lara ran o
hiuh tmino hciwera Hunbury. Wllllamnpor
tria hAiwnin Hunhurv and PhlladelDhU
and WanhloRton and between Uarrlsburg, Piu
bure and the west. , .
For lurther Information apply to Tick
Aiferitg. .., , n u?nrn
lien 1 MauaKur. uvu. m, ah
7 45
56
I 10
19 08 8 11
8 16
8 18
8 'J4
8 30
8 3d
8,1
18 14
18 17
Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
Engines Burn Hard Coal No Smoke
potu
A.M
6 3.1 no 05
6 84
13 85 8 50
p.m. r.
WEST.
A.M. P.M. P. M.
1 15 6 10
638
45
6 48
4 53
6 1:5
658
708
7tn
7 15
719
7 '24
T'JH
1015
1 33
10 36
10 31
10 35
10 89
10 44
10 63
10 56
ubi
11 13
1119
It 80
9 03
310
918
9 17
9 30
9 34
9 39
8 36
9 48
8 47
163
9 57
803
8 10
8 94
6 30
6 38
6 83
6 36
4
6 44
6 49
Ton
7 06
Via
Jo
7 38
7 40
BCBANTON
Hellevue. .
Taylor
Laekawauna
Tluryea -
Pltlaton
Husituehanna Ave .......
Went Plttaiou
Wyoming
Forty Fort ......
Bonni'tt
Kingston-
Plymouth J unoUoD .
Plymouth ..
A vnnrlnlf, .mm.
NanticoKe oo
Huuiock' If
Uhlob-alilitnv 7 lu
nick's Ferry "
HHanh Ilavun ' !
Hurwlnk 8 13 1164
ui i, 8 22
i wuM;r I... 8 80 118 09 4 04 f8'28
E - - 8!j. Wlls 4n 8a
moomBhur. b 4-j is sa jn
ltupert.. Jf J2
CatawlBHa l '8 "
Danville m. 8 6 ,847 ,i
CnulBBky........ ","
Cameron
fiOaTUUBBUHLAND.,, 9 86 1 10 US
A.M. Ir.M. P.M.
Runs dally, f Flag station.
A uitltlulIUV V W. f.FR.
' ' Hupt Pen Paas. Agt
NORTH
LBAVI
PBS
I LI !Mi
nictid most softly and
iliffl. l)lay lnost ei'cctivciy over
D J
n
festive scene when throw
by waxen candles.
The light that hcinhleiis
beauty's charm, that gives the
finished touch to thcdrtiwirg
room or dining room, is the
mellow glow of
WQUET
CANDLES
hi in all colors and shades
iKrmonize with any interior j
tiiKS or decorations.
uiiifni'tiirefl hy
QTtNnnBn niL ct
For hii tn everywhere.
L:-arni. iwslt&
Tor CoXoirih,
ELY'S CREAM BAI.M la poaltlTeoare.
Apply Into th nottrlla, It la quickly alworbed. 60
cent at Drneirt'ta or by mall ; lamplea 10c by mall.
KLT BKUTUKKH, sa Warron su, New Xork City-.
jJ iiqn
JJ,. J? vS, '. . , I
M. - ?
'""I"" 'JT L.-i'
' i -a vs. i
TID-BITS FOR MA' HONEY I
and tender little juicelets for the chil
dren, are all right, but papa and "the
boys want a good, big, juicy steak,
roast or chop when business or school
duties are over, and we can cater to
them all. Our stock of prime meats is
unexcelled for quality, and we send
them home in fine shape.
J. K. KKIFKK.
8 35 t7 6Q
8 43 8 03
8 49 8 08
(3 6b 8 15
8 37
8 48
8 48
9 01
916
930
f.K.
In effect July 1, 1898.
TRAINS LB AYR BLOOMSBUKO
For New York, Philadelphia, Heading
vllle, Tamaqua, weekday n.ao a. m.
for UlUtmBporii, WUCHUUjrn, l.ou .
. . . , . . i . i . ,. m a B r.i
For Danville ana mumu, iihi.v
8 40
' " . . , . .. - wonouu , , on a rrt
FOr UatSWlBSW WCUKUItJB I .QU, O.OC, . .
,a on u Ail a nri A RO. n. n,
For Kupert weekday87.30,8.88 11.80a. m., 18.30,
S.41 , 8.0.1, o.w, l.. UI. nl
u . . u u riirnnirii i r.ainH ii ave Keaaiua irr
m'lnHl 'lMlu.'delhlH.8.30. 7.K5. 11.36 a. 111., 8.46
7.31. p. m. Sundays 8.30. 7.56 U.6 a. m..
8.4B. J 37, p. m. Additional trains from 94 and
. A4rttlin Mr AAA 1 it ll V D 1.flr
b 23 p. ui. Sundays, l.B. In
Leave New York via Philadelphia 8.00
m., ana via Kaston a.iua. m.
Leave Pbuaaeipnia ie.i a. m.
Leave Heading 1 3. 1 5 p. m.
Leave Pottaville 19.80 p. m.
Leave Tamaqua 1.49 p.m..
Leave wiiliauiBport woekdayalo.OOa m, 4. so p
m. . . ..
LeavecatawiseaweeKaaya, .vv,o.iu.iun. u.
1.80 8 40. 8 08 ...,
Leave Rupert, weekaays, t.ob, o.so, .io i.
a.m., 1.38, 8. 60, 8.30.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
In effect Nov. 1, 189y.
Leave Philadelphia, t'heatnut rttreeti wharf
and South Street wharf for Atlantic City.
For Atlantic Clty-Wet-kdayaBipreaa, 9.00,
9.1)0,4.00. 5.1'U, 7.1b p.m. Aiioommodalion, b.uw
a. m., 8.30 p. III. nunaajB nxpn-on, ra.
m. AcoommrKlatlon, 8.00 a. m., 4.45p.m.
Leavo Ationtio i.iiy upimiv: youj.
.4U,a.ollTt. 111. iuruiuiiiu
Quick Communication
Facilitates Business
Use the LOCAL TELEPHONE
and Communicate
Direct with persons in Berwick, Cata
wissa, Danville, Riverside, Kupert
Willow Grove, Almedia, LighUtreet
Lime Ridge, Mifflinville, Millville
Rohrsbnrg, Nescopeck, Orangeville
Stillwater and Benton. Also long
distance lines to nearly all the towns
in the different States. Rates reason
able. Local exchange over Postoffice.
CENTRAL PENNA. TELEPHONE
& SUPPLY
JOHN KENYON, Manager.
CO.
SOUTH. U. k 8 K. U.
ABKlVi.
pres8,7. 81,9.00,10.30 a.m ,8.3
riiitmn. H.15 a. Ill . 4.05 D. II
4.80, 7.80 p. m. Acoominodutlou,
am
7.10
7.081
7.08
6.53
6.50
6.40
6.39
6.33
6.18
6.08
6 04
6.03
6.58
5-43
0.40
a in,
13.05
13.00
11.57
11.47
11.43
11.81
11.2
11.19
11.18
11.05
11-00
10 58
10.53
6.1H
6.11
6.0i
6.6U
5.48
6.8H
5.34
6.87
6 17
5.13
6.10113.0.1
5.08111.63
10.43 4.6:1111.45
10.4014.60 11.801
m a m p m p m
LBAVI
DDI
8.101
9.10
9.
1 50
t.45
1.80
1. 00
19.63
19.46
'8.81
19.10
STATIONS.
BlooniMbu'K.
" P. A n.
Main at..
Paper Mill.
..LUfht t..
Oraniievll'e.
. torKB. ...
...Zaner'8...
.wtlll water.
...Hoiilon., ,
...Kdaon'a...,
.Colo's t'r'k.
..Laubach.
...Central,
amipm
8.4719 4ii
H.493.43
8.639.4
9.0ll9.54
9.05 9.9
9.1l)'8.10
9.2318.80
9.37 4.34
9.88 8.80
9.43 3.40
9.47 8.44
9.N 8.47
9.5S 8.57
llll.10i4.07
.Jatn.city..iio.i4,4.iol.oft
arapmpmam
AHH1VI
p m
6 35
6.37
6.40
0 51
5.55
7.04
7.14i
T.18
7.2!
7.33
7.87
7.41
7.51
8.01
a 111
6.10
6.87
8.60
7.10
7.86
7.41
H.0O
8.80
8.40
8.46
9 00
9.36
9.86
..,...n uik. i 4 IU n. m. KlllltlnVH KXDreaa,
r.iu a. iu., ,.w
p. m,
in, r,n. un. OnpAn fit v and Hp ft InlO City :
Weekduys-9 i)0a. m.,4.10p. m. Sunday Chest
nut 8t-, 9.15, Bouth Ht., 9.00 a. m.
Adnlt lonal tor ( ape May Weekday-5.80 p.m.
l'arlor ears on all expreas tralua.
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tleii'l 8upt. Uen'l Pass. Agt,
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