A HUMAN NEEDLE CASE.
est Tttnn i Hundred reltra IEt
t?Ptfd From Frrnrh Girl's IlnA.
FAltlS, April 17. A dispatch from 8t.
(termain, near this city. iKnoribei. the ex
Inordinary case of Julienne Lniidrienx, b
arrant Kill, from whoso liody dozens of
adles nro being extracted. The pill
complained of considerable irrltntion of
Ike skin mid Inwt Thursday wont to o
teeal drnc'-ist. who found a number of
edloti emerging from various parts of
bar body, llo oxtrnctd thorn with pin
cers. The girl has returned several times
day inoo, and up to yesterday morning
the druggist had drawn out 1'JO needles
from hor nnns, handi, fivt, breast, tlio
lobe of her cor. hor rye-lids and tlio cor
ner of hor right oyo. Tlio girl experi
ences no pain until ho foils tin ltoodlo
piercing the epidermis. Tlio needles al
ways emerge thiek olid first ainl unless
immediately extract ed ilisappenr ngnin.
Two reputable newspapers, (ho Matin
and the Temps, have investigated tlio
matter ami vouch for the auihoiiticity of
the Btory. Mile. Landiicux says that tivo
year ngn. when she was 11 yours eld,
she ninused herself, with other children,
by swallowing quantities of needles. She
swallowed -P.) in one day and never felt
ny inconvenience until recently and has
enjoyed tlio best of health. While relat
ing the fun-goinc to the reporter of the
Temps who saw her at the druggist's, she
twolainied. "I feel one in my eye now."
The druggist then upturned her right
eyeliil and with a magnet di-ew out four
fragments of needles.
HEAVY FINE FOR MRS. NATION.
Jadace Tells Her llonrl Is o I'lnee
For Mhnrt Haired U'onirn,
KANSAS CITY, April 10. Mrs. Car
rie Nation was fined I ."00 by Judge Mc
Anh y in pnliei court yesterday.
"I'll vivo yon a stay until 0 o'clock to
night," added his honor. "If you're found
about Kansas City after that hour, the
fine poos. I advise you to leave the city
at once and the state too. Missouri is no
place for you. This atmosphere does not
agree with short haired women, long hair
ed men or whistling girls. Go back to
Kansas."
Mrs. Nation had len occupying n seat
of honor on the bench. She was speech
less. All the comment she made was,
"Sentence, humph!"
Mrs. Nation came to Kansas City with
Mrs. Mary K. White of Topoka. They
created n disturbance in M. A. Flynn's
saloon at 117 Hunt Twelfth street. The
two bad dropped in at tlie saloon in the
course of an exhorting tour. They took
exception to its pictures.
"Yon strip your mothers and hang them
Hp hen to drag young men to hell!" she
shouted. Then Bartender Montville
bounced her, and Detective Sparks, who
happened along, found her holding forth
to a crowd in the street. He called the.
"hoodlum wagon," and Mrs. Nation and
her companion were haled tu the Central
police Htatiou
GEORGE Q. CANNON DEAD.
Apostle of the Mormon Cfcureb Dlca
In California.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 13.-Vord
was received here yesterday that CSoorge
Q. Cannon, one of the apostles of the
Mormon church, is dead at Monterey,
Cal., where he had gone in search of
I itealth.
George Q. Cannon was born in Liver
pool Jan. 11, 1817. He came to Ameri-
. ea hi 1844 and was ordained an elder of
the Mormon church In 1845. In 1840 he
joined the main body of the Mormons
from Nuuvoo, Ills., on the way to Utah
.-and reached here in 1847. In 1S4!) he
went to California on missionary work
.-. and in 1850 wont to the Hawaiian ls-
. lands and remained there for four years,
(n 18o." he established The Western
Standard in San Francisco. In 1SS0 he
was made a member of the quorum of tlio
12 apostles. He was a delegate in con
gress from 1S72 to 1880 and wu .one of
i Che i councilor to the president of the
Mormon chinch. He was prominently
.onneetcd with ninny of the business en
terprises of I'tah.
'Senator firmly llrraki Down.
ALBANY, April 17. Senator Thomas
F. (Jrudy has been removed from this city
to a sanitarium at Clifton Springs. He is
in a state of physical collapse from ex
treme nervousness. During the last seven
weeks Senator (irady has been absent
from the chair of leader of the minority
a greater part of the time. He has been
under the care of a physician, and on
. uue or two ocensions he was reported ui
being in a critical condition. The senator
made his last appearance in the somite
lust Monday.
Ilnrulurs Got a (iooil Ilnul.
BUFFALO, April 13. C. M. Sim
Kionds, a manufacturer of barrels at
Medina, N. Y . wb robbed of $2,000 in
ob5. Mr. Simmond always has dis
trusted banks, aDd he kept his money
concealed in his home. Thursday night
he took his family to the opera house to
ittejid a performance of "Uncle Tom's
Cabin," and this left the way clear for
be burglars. 'Ik-ore is no clew-.
Wnjor Talr Wins nt Herlln.
BEKUX, Apri' 12. In the bicycle
races here Major 'Tuylor won the kilo
meter match, with a prize of 'too marks,
defeating the (ieiiunu riders Arend, Ilu
ber, Kl'egaard, Soldi anil others and load
ing Aret'd by 20 leuMis. In the tuudem
race, 00O meters, Major Taylor and
Arend j'ore the winners.
fcrv York Slnrkets,
FliOTIU -State and western firm and
more ailve. buyers showing continence;
IdtnneMKia patents, $' .!MVa4.2.r; w inter
tralghis. $:t 4iiS.r.O; winter extras, UAV'tf
itn; winter patents, $3.1104, 1.
WHKAT- ly active and firm on
ight offerings, a demand from shorts, ex
tort rumors awl sympathy with curn;
Jay, T ir.-n;i( TT-'11. ; July, It 7-161i7tiie.
' RYfc luil; mine, oU'uu'c, c. I. f., Mew
Tork, cur Jots; No. 2 western, tine., f. o. b.,
.float.
rOP.N Btrong iu1 higher ot active cov
rlng. wet weather west ami export talk;
day, Vnii'tic.; July. 4ii49c.
OATS Slow, but sfcuiller; track, white,
itate, VIAiUik.; track, white, western, 32'J
,(c.
PORK Steady; mew, tlEfrl&St; family,
Vi.Wa 17.
LARD Quiet; prime western ateam,
" BUTTFK Bteiidy; state dairy, 14a20c.;
,rBh creamery, 1Mi21c.
CHEEBK Steady ; fancy, large, colored,
lflll'40. ; fancy, large, white. WkVV-'
anoy, small, colored, 12Ui!4c. ; fanjr
mall, while, 11 V" 12c.
EGGS Firm; state and Pennsylvania,.;.!
14ViC.; wisiern, regular packing, V'iWi
8UQAR ttaw strong; fair reflning,
S 9-lfl ; centrifugal, IK) test, 4 -'Wn 4'c.;
sennea firm; crushed, (.Hoc; puwdered,
"?jllNTINE BaraJy ateady at XMQ
"iJCJ-Ftrm ; domestic, 3T4"3'4o.j Japan,
Aft?W--Btoady; city, lttic; coun-
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Rotable F.vnH of the Week Brleflj
and Tersely Told.
Another Wizrard was raging in Colo
rado and Wyoming.
The battleship Maine is to la launched
nt Philadelphia May 30.
A site for n royal residence in Ireland
Is said to have been acquired.
New York capitalists are to build i
new theater in Sun Francisco.
Methodist ministers nt the New Yori
east conference declared women are tin
fit to act in legislative matters.
I'rince Louis Nnpoleon was married t
Grand Duchess Helena, daughter of tut
liussiau (Irand Duke Vladimir,
t Tnrailnr, April 10.
The first lwat of the season pirssed th,
strait of Mackinac.
A student at the University of Micbl
gnu has the bubonic plague.
The president received a petition fron
I'orto Ilicans asking for relief.
A gift of .V.0.0O0 to Amherst college en
doniiient fund was announced.
The United States proposed to the pow
ers to fix the total Chinese indemnity a'
I iO.IKSI.IHHI.
The engagement of Adjutant Genera'
Corbin to Miss IMyth Fatten of Wash
ington was formally announced.
Twelve now cardinals were created
among them Archbishop Martinelll, pa
pal delegate in the United States.
The United States supreme court de
cln red unconstitutional the section of tin
war revenue law taxing export bills ol
lading.
Monday, April 1,1,
Japan is to propose the cxterminatiot
of rats as propagators of disease.
The transport Thomas reached Sat
Francisco with volunteers returning fron
Manila.
The gold bars stolon from the Kaisei
Wllhelm dor (Jrosso's specie room wit
found on the stenmer.
Thefta of flour from a government
warehouse by commissary sccgeants and
others were testitied to at Manila.
The cashier of the Farmers' Nationa
bank of Ytrgennes, Vt was accused ol
misappropriating funds estimated at S'.IO,
000.
Officials of the Central Railroad of
New .Tersey came to an agreement with
its engine drivers and firemen by which
the threatened strike was averted.
Mrs. J. Fletcher Shera, wife of a bank
rupt New York stockbroker, has boon
sued by a firm of dressmakers for S4,70tj,
aliened to be due for gowns she bought
during a your and a half.
Satardny, April 1.1.
Five thousand men were reported kill
ed in battle between rival Arabian chiefs.
The St. Petersburg press suggests an
alliance between Iiussia, France and
Italy.
The report is confirmed that the Brit
ish war office is to buy no more foreign
bred beef. ,
It is reported at East Liverpool, O.,
that the 170,000 potters of the country
may strike.
General J. C. McCook, United States
consul for the Klondike, is reported dead
ifrom pneumonia.
One person was killed and several
wounded in a fight near Lilly, Pa., be
tween a band of gypsies and a posse.
An editor and director of a Havana
pnper have been sentenced to imprison
ment for inciting trouble among dock
laborers. ,
Friday, April 12.
A blizzard is raging in Colorado and
Wyoming.
Turkey has raised a loan to pay the
Crumps and the Krupps.
The president bus appointed consult
to Marseilles, Coburg mid Zittau.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland
has issued orders to close the gambling
houses and dives.
Ten thousand deaths from the plague
have occurred in Canton, China, during
the past six weeks.
Emperor William has unveiled the
equestrian statue erected in Potsdam in
honor of Emperor William 1.
Thursday, April 11.
Le Sieele, the Puris Droyfusite paper
failed.
A mob attacked the monastery of Fara
mos, near Oporto, Portugal.
Insurgent funds to the amount of $40,
lO0 were cuptured near Manila.
Neiu'ly all the children in Lathrop Me
niorial home, Albany, are 111 with th
smallpox.
General William Booth, head, of th
Salvation Army, celebrated his seventy
second birthday.
The Chinese minister at St. retersburi
was reported fatally injured by beinn
thrown down stairs after insulting th
llussian foreign minister.
Hendricks Mounment Desecrated.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 12.-Seriou
damage has .been done to the Thomas A.
Hendricks monument in the statehonse
grounds presumably by metal thieves.
One of the granite ornaments weighing
100 pounds nnd surmounted by a heavy
piece of bronze was broken from its base
ami thrown to the ground, a hrony.e
fchicld crossed with a piece of bromse
representing n laurel leui was forced
from its place high up on the monument
nnd carried away, nnd the scales which
the figure of Justice held In her hand
were stolen.
Transfer of Lincoln's Iteiualns,
SPRINGFIELD. Ills., April 12,-The
remains of Abraham Lincoln, widen
have lieen resting in a temporary vaull
during the reconstruction of the Lincoln
monument, will be removed to the new
monument within a few days. The re
moval will be private, owly the trustees
of the monument, state officers ami rep
resentatives of the press being present.
It is probable that the casket contaiuiiiH
the body of the martyred president will
bo ojieued. The exact day fixed for tht
transfer of the remains will not be made
public .
Tonne Made President,
DULUTH, April 17,-Charlos A
Towno, the Populitt nominee for vici
president last year, is president of a
company just formed, with a capital of
11,000,000, to work what is said to be a
vast deposit of corundum, an abrasive
mineral similar to emery. The deposits,
consisting of two hills, practically hit
composed of corundum, art locnted ot
the north shore of Lake Supviior, ubnitl
miles from here. It is th intention
to estubliuh a plant in Duluth.
Twenl r-va Miners Killed.
JOHANNESBURG, Transvaal Colo
ny, April 17. A caje tiled with nativel
fell dowp deep shaft ot the Ueldenhuli
mine. Twenty-six of the native wen
kUWd.' , -
THE COLUMBIAN,
The healthy old man wears his gray hairs
like a silver trown. What if he be three
score and ten if there is still fire in his eye,
firmness in his step, command in his voice
and wisdom in his counsel ? He commands
love and reverence. Yet how few wear the
mantle of sge with dignity. Dim eyed,
querulous of speech, hailing in step, childish
in mind, they "lag superfluous on the stage,"
dragging out the fag end of life in a simple
existence. The secret of a healthy old ge
is a healthy middle age. The man who
takes care of bis stomach, who keeps his
body properly nourished, will find that the
body does not fail him in old age. The
great value of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery lies in the preservation of the
working power of the stomach and other or
gans of digestion and nutrition. From this
tenter is distributed the nourishment of the
whole body, the salt for the blood, the lime
lor the bones, phosphates f r the brain and
nerves. A sound stomach means a sound
man. A man who keeps bis stomach sound
by the use of "Golden Medical Discovery"
wdl wear the crown of gray hairs as befits a
monarch, with d gnity and ease.
The critic feels that he is safe because he
seldom docs anything worth criticising.
Too Many PEori.K Dai.ly With Ca
Takkh. It sirikes one like a thunderclap,
develops with a rapidity ih.it no other dis
ease docs. Dr. Agncw's Catarrhal Powder
is the radical, quick, safe and pleasant cure
that ihe disease demands. Use the means,
prevent its deep-seating and years of distre-.
Don't dally with Catairh. Agnew's gives
relief in ten minutes. 50 cents. 49
Sold by C. A. Kleim
The fellow who is always kicking must
expect to stub his toe once in awhile.
What Sham, wi Have for Desskrt ?
This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O,
a delicious dessert. Prepared in two min
utes. No baking 1 add hot water and set to
cool. Flavors: Lemon, orange, raspberry
and strawberry. At your groceis. 10c. 4 nil
Whether or not a fellow is crusty depends
largely on how he has been bred.
WANTED.- Reliable Man lor Manager ol
Branch Office we wish to oien in this vicin
ity. If your record is O. K. here is an op
portunity. Kindly give good reference when
writing.
The A. T. Morris Wholes u.k House,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Illustrated catalogue, 4c, stamps, futa 21
The wouldbc dramatist's life is usually all
work and no play.
Kemef in Six Hours. Distressing kid
ney and bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by "New Great South Ameiican Kid
ney Cure." It is a great surprise on account
of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in I ladder, kidneys and back, in male or fe
male. Relieves retention of water almost
immediately. If you want quick relief and
cure this is the remedy. Sold by C. A.
Kleim, druggist, 128 W. Main St., filoorus
burg. Pa. 4 26 1 y.
Even the child of rich parents may be
spanked in the lap of luxury.
Awful Experience With Heart Dis
ease. Mr. L. J. Law, Toronto, Can.,
writes: "I was so sorely troubled with heart
disease that I was unable for 18 months to
lie down in bed lest I smother. After taking
one dose of Dr. Agnew's Heart Clire, I re
tired and slept soundly. I used one bottle
and the trouble has not returned."
Sold by C. A. Kleim. 50
Any one who is familiar with boarding
house coffee knows all about the milky way.
A Remedy for tub Grippe. A remedy
recommended for patients afflicted with the
grippe is KEMP'S BALSAM, which is es
pecially adapted for the throat and lungs.
Don't wait for the first symptoms of the dis
ease, get a bottle to-day and keep it for use
the moment it is needed. If neglected the
grippe has a tendency to bring on pneumonia.
KEMP'S BALSAM prevents this by keep
ing the cough loose and the lungs free from
inflammation. All druggists sell KEMP'S
BALSAM at 25c and 50c. 4-nd4t
When a fellow drops an unpleasant re
mark some other fellow is apt to pick it up.
The rabbit may have his faults, but he
isn't much of a tail-bearer.
to mothers in this town Children
who are delicate, feverish and cross will get
immediate relief from Mother Gray's Sweet
Powders for Childn n. They cleanse the
stomach, act on the liver, making a sickley
child strong and healthy. A ceriain cure
for worms. Sold by all druggists, 25c.
Sample Free. Allen S. Olmsted, LeKoy
N. V. 411 4t d
Half the battle is lost when you admit
your own weakness.
Proved Priceless Kuby coals and cin
namon flavor. Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills are
household favorites. Impurities leave the
system. The nerves are toned. The blood
is purified. The complexion is bright and
ruddy. Headaches vanish and perfect health
follows their use. 40 doses 10 cents.
Sold by C. A. Kleim. 51
Tonic for bald heads is a sort of hair
raising proposition.
11 1 ,
KAILKOAD BOTES-
Pesnsylvasia Railroad Mates to
Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces the following special reduced rates
to Buffalo, on account of the Pan-American
ExpoMtiou, which opens on May 1 :
Summer excursion tickets, to be sola from
April 6 to September 30, inclusive, and
good to return until October 31, at rate of
r20.oo from Washington, if IS. 00 from Bal
timore, $17.00 from Philadelphia, and pro
portionate rates Irani other points.
Ten-day excursion tickets, to be sold, be
ginning May I, and continuing every day
thereafter during the Exposition, good going
on regular trains nnd good reluming within
ten clays, including date of sale, at rate of
$16. So from Washington, 4 1 5.00 from Balti
more, ij.jo from Philadelphia, and pro
portionate rales from other points.
Special excursion tickets, to be sold, good
going only on Thursday, May 33, and good
returning within seven days, including date
of sale, at rate of $10.00 from Baltimore
and Washington, $9.00 from Philadelphia,
ami proportionate rates from other poinis.
The Pennsylvania Raiioad Company now
operates two through Wains each way daily
between Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
Ian, and Buffalo 2ti8
The oyster lingers in the lap of spring.
. OA8TOI1XA.
Bam th m You Have Always
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Annual Statement
OF THE
Town of Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania,
FOR THE YEAR 1900.
TAX HOLI.
.
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Btlllt lip
Suburban
Farm
Fernnnalty
Ocrupailnn
Dogs and bitches
ADD THE FOLLOW
Artificial loe Company..
Furniture l omnanv
Hrass and ( oiiimt company
lllnomstiurif Hif. Co
SMfam Healing Company
F.IM'ir1o I.Ulil Company
IVnn F.lovator company
Pctiool Furnishing Company
ttloom das company
Magi-e t'arpct Woiks
per cent, of the above valuation Is
Funded debt Is.
HiiNDS DUK AS FOLLOWS, VIZ:
lorn l'.m pns itm urns )wk, ihut .wo 191H J'.uo lull mi
Issue of October in, in 7... KW am :tJ0 :tio :! mi
Isxueot OcioboM, IK ... R-'O .TV) "l :ls0 4 0 410 410
Issue of September 11, 1-H'j ?nn 7'0 775 tuxi KV1 K75 !i"i SOU
Itwueof November 17. ld'.W ! !ftu 'SiO SfW '.75 Vs 8.0 845
Issueof January 17, I-J. . K)
Issue of January 8. IN. I . jnn -10
Issue of Novembers, tH-!. :uO :1M '.Wl 400 40 4(10 IH0 400 400 "0 SCO 600
Issue of October J4, I in o lnan lnoo loon Nl
Issue of AlU'llsl, (1. 111 M0 S'K) f"! V0 ''K) MM - MCI
Issue of .Inly KW, lt MM) 400 fcO .'.70 40.1 4'Kl :'W :vsj
Issue of September it h IC'.T SO fiOO M0 WW ! Run WO ,W ,V0 to)
Issue of July o, IH is M) run) M i M0 ') 7'W Too 7n0 7'1 700 TOO
Isxue ot Jul v l-WJ Mo ivxi filO "'0 7'XI V ni two UK) fU0
Issue of July, ) 0 7st n- m mt) lnoo irm ,'vm sno
6.vto 66:iS 8.W& 6SA1 (tl." Wis. ;; l!li0 1700 1700 1100
J. K. BITTEN'BKFDEK, Collector. !
DK.
To biilanco on dupllcato of
1-Di t 876 48
To balance on duplicate or
IS'.KJ 27BO 67
-$ 8IW 05
J. K. BITTEN BEND Elt, Collector.
CK.
By amt. paid K F Carpenter
i reaa on dup. lWd 41 00
By balance on Uup or ism..... R7 48
By balance on dup or isu6 ..... 2740 67
3157 0.')
L. D. K ASK, Collector.
DK.
To balance on dup of leer. ... 17 78
To balance on dup or ls'js 2071 s
To balance on dup or 111 7tf-4 7
To balance on dup of JttOu.... Hi.'H ltt
18902 2n
L. D. KASE, Collector.
CK.
By amt paid K F Carpenter
Treason duplt lsu-i 835." 20
By aiut i-nld K K ( urpenter
1 reas on dupll 1-V.i . . 4U93 86
By amt paid K K Carpenter
Tri as on dupll P.sK) 2067 60
By balance on uupll 1W7 17 78
IW 812 18
" " ' 1N!.I 2VK) !2
" ' " " 1.IJ0 .. .. twiOl W
181102 20
E. F. CARPENTER, Treasurer.
DK.
To balance..'. 40 24
Jo amt from J K Bltlenbeud-
er, Collector 40 00
To amt from L l) Case, Col .. 'J0X1 so
To amt fruiii lira as & Copper
Co for wood , IB 00
To amt lor taxes for lnoo ... 1117 60
To amt. from Bonds Issued
and sold C186 00
To amt. troin Farmers' nat
ional Bank loan 1000 00
To amt irom First National
llenk loan . . 1000 00
To ami from W O Holmes ... 21 00
To amt rrom foreign Fire In
surance 1 0 ror IMS 13 27
To aim from foreign Fire In
surance Co ror lWe.i 219 l!9
To aiut Irora bond holders lor
Siate tax 139 67
29523 63
E. F. CARPEN1EH, Treasurer.
CK.
By amt of orders for H7 paid 1 00
" orders tor US paid 4 05
' " orders ror " paid 958 48
.. . orders r5r l'JU paid 1535 52
,1 ,1 couimns of Feb VJ 75 98
" " " Coupons of Aug Me.) 76 Vi
" " " C0U)Kns or Feb '00 808 57
Coupons or Aug 'u0 1818 6
" " " Coupons or Feb Ml 951 66
" " Bond ot Aug 19.4J 6185 SO
' Treasurer's Com. 257 04
To bal. In bands or Treas.... 8500 611
29522 68
STREETS ASD UIGHWAVS.
C F Neyhard, Coai ot nigh
ways for 190-t t 403 M
L E Waller cinder tor 1899.. .. 414 22
Frank Richie, smttUug 14 45
llarnutn Uasaert smithing 22 23
creasy & Wells, lumber 181 02
Geo. B Martin Agent smithing 12 7d
b 4 s K K Co crossing over
Fifth street t 14 37
Theo Fconnercroaslngplales 10 00
Ed DlefTenbach cobblestone
and sand 90 60
John P Jones sand 7 9s
Cox and Crawford smithing.. 1 10
A L ilysong coal 5 25
James C Brown Engineer for
1WU0 89 25
Amos Krumtn sand 12 70
M TObl stone 9 63
Hamburg Vitrified Brick Co.
brick 83 91
VS. K Kit. Co. freight on brick 8121
'A m Ferguson cobblestone... 5 00
Levi cox suilililng 1 2o
K B Drelsbach gravel 11 70
K L Barton smliblng 70
W M Lemons luintx-r 18 88
Stephen Knurr smithing 8 00
Labor and hauling 23a0 07
I 8751 78
STREET LIGHTS.
American Electric Light Co.
tor .MarcU 1899 8 435 10
American Electric Light Co.
tor year lHJu 4790 60
American Electrlo Light Co.
wiring lounlsln . 23 98
D V l'iigt-r oil, light m Glue
Alley 7 30
I 52fi 88
SEWEKf?.
McEttresh Clay Working Co
pipe ... I 89 29
P & it Kit Co. freight on pipe. 85 10
ALUS30D 1, 108.4
WATER.
Bloom Water Company tor
March 1899 101 67
Bloom Waier Company. lor
year luou 1118 87
American Car and Foundry
lompuny pipe 2 78
f 1240 82
FIRE.
W 0 Trappe salary for 19W
flrealunn 13 21
W C Trappu labor lor 1900 Ure
alarm 9 13
11 1' chamberlain extension
for poles ... 10 16
C W Uaiisert, rent Rescue
Hose Company 80 CO
C Vv 11 assert window and
door lii-HCue Hose Co 1 35
Mover Bros supplies fire ul'in 25 15
Cornelius Callahan coinp uy
lanterns 8 '5
M T Tracy salary tor 19X1 fire
alurin 8 76
Viaduct Manufacturing Co.,
lire iiliiun kupnlles. 65 95
Huniiun & Hassurl coal, lt'-s-
cue hose Co . 8 05
W E rlshur salary for luooilie
alarm 85 00
W E Fisi.or labor tor 1900 the-
alarm 13 00
A C Dehueppard, keys for Fire
Comnanles and boxes .... 185
D E Krum hauling supplies ,
nro alarm 50
C Wsavtts work on fire engine 4 (0
Empire Kubbor Mauuiautur-
lug o hose 130 00
DLsW Kit Co., frtitrht on
nose 2 60
Friendship Fire Co., appro
priation lor I9ti0 150 00
J ti Wells hardware 8 20
Western Electrlo Co., fire
alarm supplies 95 89
W C I'egg reut Good w in Fire
Co.?" 17 60
J Y Jones fixing rubber oouls
and boots 8 60
Central Feno'a Telephone Co. -
Fdll 1H0
mills, l,..1M ,
mills, lorvJW
4H tlllllM, lil !MH
ti mlllH, 11.H7.V
milis. 'iv.y.m ,
.:nir. .n
. flHl 4-i
. M7 71
. Mt H"
. 1;:l "(I
. Ml on
-I 'JP45 10
INO KXONF.II TI0NS:
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. B.Ti.l 10
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600
fy
fire alarm supplies 6 hi
Rescue Hose Co., appropria
tion for 1900 75 00
Winona Fire 10., appropria
tion for 1900 75 00
Good Will F'tre Co., appropria
tion lor 19 X1 75 00
W R K' clier it Co., coal Good
Will Fire CO 4 35
Claude chrunils work on fire
alarm 6 25
Wm suilih work on tire alarm 5.
-1 9:1 01
POLICEMEN AND CONSTABLES.
Wesley Knorr balance tor 1899 40 W
Wesley Knorr balance fnrlUnO 440 (Kl
John coibltt I'olloo ror yr 25 25
F I rake " 2 60
O M Hess ' ' ' ' 1 25
A M Wlnterst'n " " M M
Geo Mariln " " " 13 02
Gen Yost ' " " ' 20 75
Ueo Weaver " " " " 1 25
Win Dleiirlck " " " 12 00
1) K i.'ofTm.ui " " " 1 00
Miles HeU ' ' 8 00
Thos Moyor " 4 75
Kobt. Iing " ' " ' 8 so
Isitl.ih Old " " " ' 4 25
oeoilartman " " " ' 5 50
J no K Townsend suits fte 81 Oil
Arlng M111I17. police roryr 1900 7 25
Miles Bel. Conslab " " " 41 50
Win ohaw police " 'J " 21 On
Frank Beers " " ' ' 4 2
B W Biirnma " " " " 8 75
Thos Morris " " " " 8 75
Suml Vosr " " " " 1 as
B W llatfcnbuch ' ' 8 00
J 9 Williams " " " 2 U)
Jno Fisher naullng trampt to
lockup 1 00
Louis (.runs police supplies . 8 80
A V Hower ouo arrest 5o
I 773 78
TRINTING,
Columbian annual statement
sc .$
Republican annual statement
Bloomsburg Dally annual
statement tic
2 70
2. ) 00
81 SO
89 20
TOWN HALL.
Bloom Steam and Electric
Light Co steam tor 19u0....$ S78 85
Amerlcun Gas Light Com
pany light tor 19.4) 72 44
Bloom Water Co., water ror
1900 58 17
J U Maize Insurance on Hall.. 36 00
C W McKelvy Insurance on
Hall 120 00
M P Lutz & Son Insurance on
Hall 86 00
Jas II Mercer stationery 27 25
F K Vannatta painting 40 38
J G Wells windows and gloss 13 74
J D Armstrong sundries .... 6 75
V B Moyer repairs to Hall.... 19 88
a V lluwer watch'ng Hall.... 13 00
A C DeSheppard keys for
Lo kup 95
Paragon Plaster and Supply
co plaster tor llall 8 40
WO Holmes 49
WMLeuiou labor on Hall.... 8 50
-f 731 26
MISCELLANEOUS.
John Glbbs, burying 3 cats... 1 50
Ed Cox, rent for barn 15 00
11 A M Ktlltp, solicitor (or 99.. 106 CO
Freeze yulck, sec'y ror WjO . 24J 00
Isaiah Hagenbuch, salsiy (or
1 '.!, II months (12.50.... 137 50
Auditors (or 1899 27 0J
V B Moyer & Co, palntlog
fountain arid benches. 13 70
Farmers Nat'l bauK, loan (or
90 days 1000 00
O B Melllck, envelopes and
postage S 30
E B Tusiln, trustee, loan for
90 days 10.10 00
J K Schuyler & Co, hardware 10 44
W O Holmes & Son.plumb'g.. 81 Hi
S F Peacock A Co, turd ware.. 18 so
Jno Corbett.bourd'g prisoners 8 25
H F Dlettertck, do 190
W M Reber, Sec'y B of II 65 00
bd Glger, board g Annie Fink 1 15
E J Brown, sprinkling 14 50
F I' I'ursel, sundries CI
C E Hower, rent for barn 81 '0
J O Wells, hardware 7 08
F D Dent ler, damages ..... .... 50 00
B A Guiding 00 75 00
Dan'l Kuorr.Phfl.board'g prts 18 60
Isaiah llagenhucb, balance or
salary lor ist 12 50
E F l arpenter, Treas, state
tax and Int. on bonds and
tudgui't of 1st Nat'l Bunk.. 1138 ft)
-I 3B98 06
SUMMARY.
Highways...
8751 78
n6 m
12.0 82
921 01
773 78
62li 8
741 28
89 20
89118 06
Sen cis ...
Water ...
Fire Department.
Police and constables....
Street light
Town Hall
Printing
Miscellaneous.
1 10878 71
Deduct ord'sof l'JOOoutstandg 1043 19
-$ 158:15 52
Other payments.
Orders o( 1M7 f 1 00
Ordersol 8.-S 4 05
Orders o( 18wi 9"8 48
Orders ot l'.i 1515 62
Coupons ot February, 1899.... 75 93
Coupons ol August, 1899 75 93
Coupons of February, I'JjO.... Sut 57
Coupons of Augusi, lino 1:I8 68
Coupons o( Febru ,ry, I'.'OI.. .. 951 an
Bonds paid August 1st, 1900.. 6185 uu
Tn-asurnr's coiuinlsslon 27 04
Baluuce lu Treasurer's bands 35i0 09
- 29522 53
Equalizing utn't of receipts .. I 4.'ti58 06
RECAPITULATION.
Highways f 3751 7(1
Sewers luO 94
Water..'. 1240 82
Fire Department 924 ui
streetlight 62.488
Police and constables 773 78
Printing Ml 20
Town Hull 731 2(1
Mlseelluneous 3.I9S Oil
Amount of orders paid li!7! 05
Amount of coupons paid 2725 75
Amount ot b mils paid 6I8.1 00
Treasurer's commission 257 01
Bui lu Ttt'ofeurur's liuuds. .... 8500 69
f 4IVI01 21
Deduct ord's of 19,t)ouuitaudg 1043 19
' f 453'8 05
ASSETS
Bal due on Dup or ik'.i; .'.I 676 48
do do do lsutl tfl 10 57
00 do do 18H7 17 78
do do do lsus 612 18
' dO do do 1899 259,1 92
da do do IMju ' bbOO 6t
Due benefits assess'd ou West
stieet 612 71
Due benefits assessed on Jef
ferson street 33 45
Fire engine and hose 6200 00
Town Hall and lot UOOO 00
Uuok and ladder truck and
hose carta IRK) 00
Athlelte Park . . OH
Dul lu Treasurer's bands :iftW 6U
f 4M7!) 31
Llibllliles In excess of asset 4r00 w
1 twtn a
I.IniLITIK.
Funded debt ... .. 674- 00
.liniment. Flint Nali Hank., rmoo On
Ord-m outstanding 6ilt
Coupons outstanding 4.Vi 08
Dim Kloouisuiirg bleam A R.
I,. Co., nbnai 40 00
Dun America'! KlTtrlo L. Co, 4 W in
lino Ainerlean (aa co, abiut In "0
Din Wesley Knorr 40 no
Dun tsnl .il Hagehbui'll 12 fto
Duo W h Fisher - 10 00
-$ R'.7 21
STATKMENT SHOWING ACCItt Kl) I.JABILI.
TIES AND AVAILABLE ASSKT4.
LIABILITIES,
Orders: outstanding. $ 1'iOlrt it
Coupons " 4 J) H
Jinlvmett 1st National Hunk... bxt) 04
llloom S A F. K L Co about 4n no
American .... 4 io
(ins .... 10 Oil
Wesley Knnrr 4(1 on
Isaiah II lucnh ii u . I J V)
W K Klslior 10 00
timi ti
l'.'M IMS IMIrt 1(117 l'JH 191!) 19J0 19-Jt 19:J
r00 V10 XO 600 1000 10CO 1000 1000 1JI
500 600 .ri00 m mot icoo ltoo
inm ins
I'i.TIS 0)
ASSETS.
Balance on duplicate ot I8115.. 675 4
lsil.. 2740 57
' Isi7. 17 78
' ' 1898.. 812 OS
" " " 290 92
11 14 ' I'.'OI) . fidOO 68
Due tienents assessed on West
street. 512 71
Due benefits ass.-ssed on Jeff
erson street, .18 44
Balance lu Treas hands Xi ;
J17 CJ M
Liabilities in excess ot assets 65J.1 hi
At'est: FKANK IKKI.EU,
Frkk.e Quick, Prcs of Council.
Secretary.
Uloomsburg, Pa., April 10, toot.
We, the undersigned, auditors of the Town
ot li!oomburg met at the Council rooms for
the purpose of performing our duties. We
have examined the booki of the Secretxry
and find them correct, as above stated. The
balance in the hands of the Treasurer is
$3560.69, in accordance with the foregoing
statement.
As there is sufficient money in the Treas
ury to meet the outstanding orders bearing
6 per cent interest we direct that such order
be presented to the Treasurer for payment
ami that interest on the same shall cease not
later than April 30th, 1901.
PETER . FREEZE,)
WM. KRICKBAUM, V Auditors.
GEO. E. WILBUR, )
APPEAL NOTICE.
The County Commissioners will sit, on tlm
following dates, at the following places, to hear
and adjust matters relating to the trl-enulal as
sessment ot 1900, when and where all property
owners may appear and be heard, II they think
proper :
bloom At Court House, Bloomsburg, Pa.,
June 10, 1901.
Mt. Pleasant and Montour At Court Bouse.
Bloomsburg, April 2:id, 1901.
Catawlssa Twp. and Franklin At Adams no
tel. Anrll 21th, I '."11.
Cleveland, Locust and Ronrlngereek At Yea
ger's Hotel, Hlabtown, April 25th. 1901.
Main and Beaver At Yetter's Hotel, Maln
vllle. April 2iiri, 1901.
Mllllln At t'eunypacker Hotel, MlffltnvlUe,
April 29tn, 1901.
orange Twp. and Orangevllle Borough At
Turners Hotel, Orungevllle, May 1st, Mil.
Flshlngcreelt and Stillwater At Mallenri
stoni.stiiiwater, May2il, Mil
Benrnn lloro and Benton Twp , and Jackson
At Mollttnry Hotel, Benton, Mar 3rd, l9oi.
Hemlock At Court House, Bloomsburg, Mar
9th, luoi.
scott At Court House, Bloomsburg, Juno 1 1.
Mil.
hugarloat At Bteen's Hotel, Central, May 2
1901.
Madison At Rltnbey's Hotel, Jerseytowm.
Mav 2d 1901.
I MlUvllle and Pine At lola Hotel, May 231
1901.
Greenwood At Rnorsburg Hotel, May iltk,
I 19JI.
Kerwlck and Rrlarcreek At 8t. Charles Ho
tel, Berwick, May 27th, 1901.
centre At Grange Hall, Centre Twp., Mar
29th, 1901.
catawlssa Borough At Klatler 8 Hotel, Cata
wlssa, June :ft, 19)1.
Centralis Borough, at John VcDonnel's Hotel,
Centralla June ftth and 6th, i9"l.
Conynglmm At John McDonnell's Hotel,
ccmraua, June rin, iwii.
N EHK XI ll KITCHEN,) r.
T. J. VANOKKtiLICE, J- wTJ
W. H. FISUKn, (toaaa
Attest: It. F. Vavokksi.ic, Clerk.
Com'rs omce, Bl -omsburg, Fa. April 11.
It
WIDOW'S APPRAISEMENTS.
The following widow's Appraisement will
be presented to the orphans' Court of ColumbU
Couuty on the first Monday ol Mar, A. D. 1W,
and coQ'lrmed nisi, aud unless exceptions are
tiled within (our days I hereafter, will be con
tinued absolute:
1. Estate of Joseph Zelslott, late ol Madlsot
Twp. I'ersonulty, i2M.0.
2. Estate ot Jackson Lyons, late of Pine
Twp. Personalty, $H5.ot, realty, $155.00.
8. Estate of Plus Zimmerman, late of Locrut
Twp. Personalty, i-mo.OJ.
4. Estate or Thomas W. Mcllenry, late ot
Greenwood Twp. Personally, UK) ft).
5. Estate ot Wm. Murkel, late or Roartng
creek Twp. Personalty, I155.00, realty, 150.00.
6. Estate ol Joshua Fetterman, late o( ta.
Town of Bloomsburg. Personalty, $300.00.
7. Estate of Daniel Jamison, late of Centra
Twp. Personalty, $-300.00.
8. Estate nt Cornelius Reese, late or Green
wood township. Personalty, $51.70, realty, $M0.
9. Estate of Josenh Uoffherr, late ot Cen
tralla. Realty, $300 00.
10. Estate of Geo. Lynn, late of Beaver Tsrp.
Kealty, $S00 00.
11. Estate ot Daniel Troy, late of Beaver
Twp. Personalty. $300 00.
12. Estate ot Daniel Young, lute of Jacksni
township. Personalty, $310.00.
11. Estate or Eiua..uel Yorks, late of Jacksoa
township. Personalty, $300.00.
W. II. II KN HI K, Clerk Of O. C
Clerk's Onice, Bloomsburg, Pa., April i 190U
ELECTION NOTICE.
Agreeably to the provisions of an Act of As
sembly, p issed the 121 li dyo( April, 1875, tuc
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Bloom sburg Literary Institute and state Nor
ma School of the Sixth District will be held os
the rlrst Monday o( May, being May a, lvol, be
tween the hoins of two aud (our o'clock In (he
afternoon of wild day, at the otllco of the Nor
mal School, In lh Dormitory, lu the Towaol
Bloomsburg, Pa., at which time (our per so m
will be elected Trustees on the part of ttaa
stockholders, to serve tor three years; and at
the suine time six persons will be nominated to
the Superintendent of Public Instruction, (rota
whom lie may appoint t wo trusu-es on the pari
ot the Mate, 10 serve (or a period o( three years,
und one trustee on t he part of the state to sens
(or a period of one year to till the unexpired
term o( C. G. Barkley, deceased.
4 11 JOHN M. CLARK, Hee'y.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
JfsfnlH of Calhiirlup Coltntin, late oj ill. VeflKUSt
Sfe,., rtee'lJfff.
A'"(w li Imfliti rjimn thai Mtrr Wlanu"itari
nitttuf fHtatr 11 Cull'eriiu) Culnnuiii. loir of clit
TowiuthliinT Ml. I'tr'ig.ttit, Comity Cowii5.
(ind stiU of IfmntylMnUi, deeenwd tew
y tinted toOtto rf'V, ivtulntt 0 IttouinubWfl, '-
Ut iriom nil lernoi tudu'iUU to (i( or
re''ienifd to mak piwiwut. md thott
elaimHur (truuiiuU UJIHmuke known tht tain
vtllwut aelttv to OTTOWOLr,
Kaoutar.
BloonuiOurg, P
Grant Ufn-hifi, Atly. Ill"