THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA. , MIND AND THE WEATHER, j EITeet the llpndlns of n Hook linn I p. on the rhralpnl Frame of ' a Prrnnn. ' Everyone know Hint the inmplnn tion has n prout effect upon the body ft nil at times sonic ludicrous experi ences are met with. .During the pro Tailing' torrid spell a mini and his vife sat together on u shady vernn da reading. Tho man rend nn Aft-lean story which dwelt upon the suf fering entailed upon the inhabitants of this land by the heat. Hot sands Bud the blazing sun were often men tioned and the sea lit costume of the natives was given due mention. The woman by a strange chance was reading of an arctic expedition. She had not picked out this litera ture purposely because of the con trast to present conditions it offered. She hud jimt come across it in the bookcase nt the summer resort and opening it at random 'Was soon among the icebergs and almost lost iu snow, "isn't it warm?" asked the explor er in Africa presently, tugging at his collar. "Why, no," replied the lady from an ice tloej "It seems to me very pleasant even cool." The man grunted disbelief and then he took off his coat. Later he retired to his own room and removed his collar and necktie and panted still for breath and finally flung away his tale of the tropics and wns Boon in the leafy Adirondacks with "The Aristocrats." And the feminine member of this duo insists still that the day was a Col day and not at all oppressive. NEEDED HIS STRENGTH. Samlow, Once Ileset-br Footpads In far Is, I.ald TliMn Out iu Short Order. Randow, the strong man, has seldom lad occasion to display his muscular ity except to gratify his audiences, but once it stood him in good Mead among the bullies who have at times sought to run things to suit themselves on he liois de Boulogne In I'aris. Their mode of action is to have one of the gang follow the proposed victim. At a given signal several others approach, close in on him, rob him, sometimes seriously injuring him. An additional SOO police now ride about the llois on bicycles and keep a sharp lookout. Hut despite this extra vigilance the out agcs continue. One day Sandow, walking in a rath er remote avenue of the Hois, sudden ly realized that he wns being followed, lie grasped the situation, and appar ently took no notice. As he hnd ex pected, a signal called two or three fellows from the fihrubliery. As they first approached Randow stoopeddown as if to tie his bootlace, grasped the robber by the ankle and used him as a sort of cnt-o'-nlne-tails, lashing his astonished confreres, first one and then the other, before they had a chance even to think of escaping, stav-! ing in the ribs of one, smashing the arm of another, and leaving the whole gang maimed and strewn upon the ground. Then Snndow leisurely went on and remarked to the next police man he met: "You'll find two or three men up there, more dead than alive. You'd better go and look at them." IN THE KAISER'S COUNTRY. ThliiK Which You Most Not Do If Yon Are a Itesldent of His Domain. There are many things you must not do if you live under Kinperor William. Following are some of the restrictions in r.irlin, enumerated in the late (i. Y. Steeven's book just published, en title "Glimpses of Three Nations:" "You must not hang beds or clothes out of windows so that they can be seen from the street. You must not feed horses in streets where there is not room for two vehicles to pnss, and in others only with the consent of the occupier opposite whose piece of pave ment you are; you must watch the home, and undo the traces while: he is eating, and when he is done the occupier must clear up the spilt chaff. If you accidentally break a lottle or jug in the street you must carefully gather up the pieces and take them away. If you stand on the pavement you must leave room for other people to pass. After this it is ratheran anti climax to learn that you must not dis charge firejirnu in the street, nor shoot with crossbows arid blowpipes. "if children make a noise in the street their parents can be punished, and 'rambling about in droves' is for bidden after dark. Dogs that annoy people by barking are forbidden, espe cially after ten; if you take your dog out then the nearest policeman bears down on you and wakes the streets with yells of That dog must not bark!'"' Golf the (uuiiuiTiir of Notion. According to the Scottish American golf is gradually taking firm hold on the Kuropean continent. It is ten years or move since golf links were es tablished at Cairo and there most of the British officials, including Lord Cromer, Sir F.dgnr Vincent, the lute Sif Gerald Porter and others were to bo found at one time or another. Un til recently there were no links in Vienna, but the emperor hus now granted u tract of land near the Prater and a club is being organized by the members of the British embassy. Guuiblluir In Life lutui'uiiee. They gumblc In life insurance in England, and anyone who cares to pay the rate may take out insurance ptiy- , ublu to them in case of the death of King lCdwa'rd. The rate charged for a ,JUe policy on his majesty is ten per rent., while an accident policy costs 30 per cent, a year,-' Itidlnn. Hut, after all," said the Indian, "ur hndnrsa is only skin deep!" Seeing that the world wasln no small degree perplexed nt his manner of ar riving at this conclusion, the red man L'ontinuel: "1'or nobody finds fault with us so long as we suffer ourselves to be skinned!" iere the world coughed violently, after which It spoke feelingly of the lovely weather we are having. Detroit Journal. The f.nst Kl, He, bnshful, iltd not ask of her Love's token when he should Anil now, regretful, he recall She looked as If she would. Puck. WITIIOl'T AMISTAKCE. District Visitor (to old woman) Why, Mrs. Mulage, haven't you seen a doctor? "Why, ma'am, my husband don't hold with no doctors, lie do say I'd better die a nutural death." London Vu n. The Miinnl of Dlatres. Oft when t seo a pretty widow Who Haunt her weeds about I wonder If 'tis not to show Mankind that nho Is pluimeU In woe, And might be taken out. Chicago Hecord-Herald. He'd Had Some Experience. She (on the hotel veranda) You had iik business to do that. lie I am engaged to you. Why shouldn't I kiss you? Rhe Hut peiple were looking. He That's why I did it. I am de termined that you shall at least re' turn my bow when we gut back to the city. X. Y. Weekly. Derisive. "So," said the young man who was disposed to linger, "we must part for ever!" "Oh, no," answered the fair girl, with a cold look in her eye; "not for- ever. We will part now once for all, and have it over with." Washington Star. The Obvious Remedy. "If there is such a thing as a towel triust," roored the shaggy haired boarder, "it ought to be crushed!" "Wouldn't it be better," suggested the dyspeptic bonrder, "to wipe it out?" Chicago Tribune. Cause for Alarm. Mrs. Crnbshaw I suppose you'd be awfully frightened if I should send you a telegram while 1 m away in thecoun try? Crabshaw Indeed I would, my dear! I don't know where to raise any more money to send you. Puck. Ills Problem. Dashaway Don't you ever wonder how you ever lived before you met the girl you love? Cleverton I don't know. My prln cipal concern now is how I am going to live now that I have met her. lirooklyn Life. llulnous. "lie borrowed the money from a chattel mortgage shark, I presume?' "Xo, even in his adversity the fellow has absolutely no notion of economiz ing! He borrowed it of a friend! ' De troit Free I'ress. Kerioua Charlie. "I'm goin' to sue Mistah Johnsing foh defamation of character." "Whn foh yon do dat?" "lie say I stole ten chickens fum de squiah's coop, an' I only stole one! Chicago Daily News. Evidently I nexpected. (lludys Ferdy's rich uncle Is dead Her Hrother Jack Was it ex pected? Gladys Oh, not at all. Why, only last week Fedy asked me to marry him! Judge. Wluit'i the laef "I don't much b'lieve in dis crema tion business," said Brother Dickey, ! "What de sense in burnin' folks in dis worl' otter dey deud, w'en dey runs sich a big risk er it in de next worl'?" Atlanta Constitution. A puny child is always nn anxiety to the parents. I here seems generally no reason why the little one f.houhl he weak when it is so well fed. Put the fac'. is t hat it does not matter how much food the child takes if the stomach cannot extract the nouiislunent from it. No benefit can lie derived from just eat ing. That is the condition of many a sickly child. The stomach and organs of diges tion nnd nutrition aie not doing their worl;, and the body is really starving. It is little nse to c,ive fish foods, like cod liver oil or emulsions, in such a case, because these also have to be digested ; they may lighten the s'.omach's labor, but they don't strengthen it. Strength is what the stomach needs. Dr. Heme's Golden Medical Discovery strengthens the stomach, nourishes the nprvi.u nnd inrrensi'a the netinn fif lliA hlnnd nmking glands. It is superior to every other preparation for children's use, on account of i its body building yiialilies, and also because it is pleasant to the taste nnd conlnins no I alcohol, whisky or other intoxicant. Dr, I Piercers Pleasant Pellets are a valuable aid when the bowels are irregular. They are ' small. Cliildrctl take them rca lily. Jtoji ojii fa . MUST CARE FOR TIIEIR OWN. rarentii In (he Male of Ohio Are Held llespnnslhle for Their Chil dren's Support. The Ohio legislature nt its last es- slon passed a law attaching a penalty of a term In the penltentinry for par ents who refuse to support their off spring. J he first conviction under this law Is reported from Columbus. It appears that a miner named liaby wns nmking good wnges, but he could not bp Induced by the authorities to support hi only child. Some months ago he separated from his wife, and he made a fight for t lie possession of the child and was successful. As he was not prepared to properly provide for the child. It wns taken to the chil dren's home to be eared for. When the child was left there it wns the dis tinct understanding that he was to pay a certain stipend for the services. He failed to comply with his cont rnct, and all the urging of the county officers had no effect In inducing him to let loose of his purse strings to pny for the necessaries of life for his child. After a large number of admonitions he was arrested nnd the court sen tenced him to serve one year. In April, 1S!0, flip general nsscnibly passed n law attaching a workhouse sentence for cases of that kind, but the law wbs amended by the last legislature, and the penitentiary was substituted for the workhouse. WANTED SEVKRAL PERSONS OF character nnd good reputation in ench state (one in this county required) to re reicni and ndvtrtise old established wealthy busi ness house of solid financial standing. Sal ary 1l3."0 weekly with expenses additional,' all pavable in cash pnch Wednesday direct from head offices, llorso and carriage fur nished, when necesrary. References. En cloe self-addressed stamped envelope. Man ager, 316 Caxton ISuild'g, Chicago. (161926 The autumn bride is one sort of ring can didnte. OA.STOZIXJ&.. Bears the a Kind Vou Have Always Bought At Private Sale. A very profitable opportun ity is ofl'ercd to the public at private sale, in Greenwood township. of about 83 acrts, with will at tached, and eo arranged that all machinery may be attached. Also a which, by reason ot its central location, has a large patronage and does a big custom grind ing business. Also a with either steam or water power (over .30 horse). The property is in a splendid loca tion no hills to contend with, and will make one of the best little farms in the Greenwood valley. There is considerable timber on the farm. There is also a large, new barn on the premises. Prospective purchas ers will do well to investigate, as the property will positively be sold. J. W. Evans. ORPHANS' COURT SALE OP VALUABLE Real Estate. Pursuant to aa order of tho Orphans' court ot Columbia County, reunayivaulu, the under slgued trustee, appointed to make sale ot the real estate ot Julia Haell, lata of Ceniralla Bor ough, Columbia. County, Pennsylvania, de oo.iscd, will expose to public sale, on tlio prom ises, la Centralis Borough, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1901, At three o'clock p. in., the following described real estate: Tlio sur face ot all that cortatn lot, or piece of ground, situate In the Borough ot Centi alia, County of Columbia, aforesaid : Beginning at the north east corner ot Mala street, and an alley; thence along said alley north three degrees west, one hundred and forty teet to an alley; tlmnee along said alley north eighty-seven degrees cast, tweaty-tlve teet to a stake ; thence south three degrees east, ono hundred and forty foot to Main street; theneo along paid Main street south eighty-seven degrees west, twenty-nve feet to the place ot beginning, and being lot which Is marked in the general plan ot t'on trallawlth No. 7, In block No. hi, aa laid out by the Locust Mountain Coal and Iron Com pany, whereon Is erected a two and oue-balf-Biory FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, two-stnry frame kitchen atta .hed, Btablo and outbuildings, all In good condition. Tekub of Ham : Ten p-r cent, of one-fourth of the purchase money to be paid at the strik ing down of the proparty; tlio one-fourth los the ten per cent. At the continuation of the Bali) ; the widow's dower of one-thlrd to remain the tlrst Ilea oa tlio premises, and the bulunce or tho three-fourths Iu one year thereafter, w Uh Interest from continuation nisi. II. SI. W1NUEHT, Trustee. H.M.KSK1,tJS,Attorueya, AUDITOR'S NOTICE. KSTATK OF FKKDKHIOK CHOl'SK. I.ATS0F UKAVKH TOWNHIU", DKl'KAHKU. Notice Is hereby gveu that tint undersigned Auditor, appointed by tho OrphanH' Court of Columbia county, Pennsylvania, to mako din. trlbuUnu ot I he fund Iu the hands of the ml mliilHtrator of Kredorlek ( rouse, deceased, to and among the parties entitled thereto, will at tend, at his olllco, in lllormisburg, on Hut in clay, the lUlli day of October, A U. 1M1, ad 10 o'clock lallio forenoon, to perform the duties of his appointment, when and where all partlHH hav. In- claims uir ttnst llinislato are reipilivd to present t hum lor adjust ment,, or bo forever, de biir.it (rum coming In on Set Id fund. tewn juiin u. nutisKza, Auditor. I Don't tie the top of yonr lMIjr rl preservo Jars In !ioolfl fiiMi toned way. Kcnl tlioin l y tho in. w, quick, UBomioiy miro w:iy ny n thin coatlninif Tura Ilcunrol I'aruiltiio. JI1.1 no last? or odor. I.i air tight nnd nrld proof. KitHlly nppllcd. t snftil In ttilo7.cn oilier -ny about tlio lnt:so. Kuh dlrcotlous with eiu-li cakn. bold everywhere. J.tado I y SmDARO OIL CO. SHERIFF'S SALE. Uy vlrtuo of a third writ, of I'lu. Levari Facias, and a writ of Alias Fieri Facias, Issued nut of the Court of Common Pleas of Colum bia County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed, Item will be exposed to public sal -, st tne Court lions , in idoomsburg, county and state aforesaid, at two o'clock la the afternoon, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1901, the following described property, to wit : All those two certain messuages, or tenements, and tracts of land sltuateln Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Tho tlrst tract, situate In the llornugh of Catawlsmi bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a stone, In line of land of Ueorge Zarr, deceased, and run ning from thence by lands now of William Hcrnlngcr (known as the tlrlst Mill Tract), and running from thence by the same south two and a quarter degrees west, tan perches to the north end of the county bridge over Cats wlssa creek; thence through the centre of said bridge south thirty-eight d"grecs cast, fif teen perches to the Intersection of a public road leading to Ashland ; thence by said road south, e'.glts and a quarter degrees west, nine and t.wo-icuths perches to a point in the cen tre of said road, in Hue of lands of Mrs. llerger; thence by said line south, eighty-one and a half degrees west, twenty-three and a half perches to a post, originally a Bpruce true ; thence by land ot Jonathan Portlier, noith fifty-eight and a half degrees west, sixty-four perches to orlglually a maple, on tho south side of Cata wlssa creek; thence, south eighty-two and a half degrees east, crossing said Catawlssa creek, and running by a public road, leading don a Catawlssa creek, to the Town ot Cata wlssa, forty-tour porches to a point la said pub lic road ; thence by land or William Long and land belonging to the estate of George Zarr, deceased, north seventy-rmr and a half de grees east, thirty-nine perches to the place of beginning, contulr.lng 9 ACRES AND 38 PERCHES, ba the sain') more or less, on which are erected A PAPER MILL, DWELLING HOUSES, BARNS, STABLES, and other outbuildings. There is a chemical fibre mill, ground wood mill and paper mill and the appurtenances, Including tho waters of said creek, to bupply the mill with water power, bo. The second lot, or parcel cf land, situate la the Township of Catawlssa, boundel and de scribed as follows, to wit ; Beginning at a post, in line of landi' f Jonathan Former, a corner of a lot of grounl belonging to Mrs. Berger, and running from thence by the tame north eighty-three and a half degrees east seven and a half perches; thence by tho same north sev enty-two and a halt degrees east, nineteen and a halt perches to the south post of a gate ; thence by land ot Mathlas tllngles, south fit teen and a quarter degrees west, nineteen and a half perches to a chestnut tiee; thonco by the s.. me south twenty-nve degrof s west, eight perches to a post; thence by the same south nineteen degrees west, six and six-tenths perches to a post; thence by the same south, forty-three degrees west, nlno and a half perches to a corner ot a lot or tract of land known as the Foundry Lot, now owned by Sum' uel J. Frederick ; thence by the said lot north forty-ulue degrees west, nineteen perches to a post, In line of land of Jonathan Former . thence by said line north five and a halt de grees east, thirty-four perches to the place of beginning, containing 5 ACRES AND 13 PERCHES, be the same more or less, on which Is formed and constructed a dam ot basla for the pur pose of gathering fresh or clear water for the aforesaid paper mill. Seized, taken In execution, at the suit of I. W. McKelvy and J. 11. liarman, executors of William McKelvy, deceased, now to tho use of Joseph H. Walnwright; and Joseph K. W'aln- wrlght, executor of Israel It. Walawrlglit, and Clement U. Walnwright, deceased, now to the nso ot the First Nai lonal Bank of Catawlssa, against, Edmund McCready and John V. Me Cready, with notice to the Catawl83tt Fibre Company, Limited, ton e tenant, and at the suit of Mulildi Hughes, surviving executor and trustee of 1 lie estate of Douglass Hughes, do- ceased, la trust for Carrie liarman, vs. The Catawlssa Fibre Company, Limited, terro ten ant, and to be sold as tho property of Kdmund Mccready and John W. McUready, and tho Cat awlssa Fibre Company, Limited, lerre tenant DANIEL KNOUH, W. II. IdiiWN, Atl'y. Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ ot Fl. Fa , Issued outot the Court of I ommon Pleas of Columbia coun ty, Peunsylvunla, and to me dlreottd, there will bo exposed to publlo sale, at tho Court House, In Bloom, burg, county and state afore said, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1901, at two o'clock p. m., all that piece, parcel and tract (,f land, sltuato Iu Pine tuwnshlp, Colum bla County, Pennsylvania, hounded and de scribed as follows, to wit ; llegliiulug at a cor ner of Dclee'a land, thence east one and a half degrees scuth, one hundred and sixty porches to a atone, on the bank of tho creek; thence south one and a halt degrees west, one hun dred perches to a stone; theneo uorth 0110 and a half degrees oast, one hundred perches along land of Augustus Dels, to the place ot begin ning, containing 100 ACRES, strict measure, upon wnleh Is erected a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, bai n, wagon shed, hog pen and outbuildings. Blitzed, takeu In execution, ut the suit ot William Masters' us.) vs. J. V. Htiutkbouso, and to be sold aa the propei ty of J. v. HUckhouse. DA.MKL KNOUH, Ciiius.vuN, Atl'y, fchorirt. uw,.i . rir ORPHANS' COURT SALE ay VALtJABLB Real Estate. Pursuant, to an order of tho Orphnns' Court of Columbl 1 County, Pennsylvania, the under signed, administrator or the estate of Huston Itobtson, late of Hcott township. Columbia Couuty, Pennsylvania, will expose to public sale, upon the premises, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1901, (tract No. V nt two o'clock p. m., and tract No. 1 at three o'clock p. m.) the undivided one-half Interest and tltle.ln and to the following de. scribed real estate, vl. s TKACT NO. 1. The undivided ono-half Inter est In Ml that piece, parcel and tract of land, situate In S".ott township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit : Beginning st a stone corner, In the pub lic road, leading from Espy to Light street; thence south. In sail road, nlno degrees east, fltty-slx perches to a stone corner in said road ; thenee by land of Sarah Hnyder south twenty, nine and on"-fotirth degrees east, fnrty-nlne and nine-tenths perches to a stone corner; thence south sixty and throe-fourths degicos west, six perches to a stone corner; thence south twenty-nine and one-fourth degrees east, thlrty-tbree porches to a stone corner ; thence by land of C. W. Kline south stventy seven and one-halt degrees east, seventy-six and six-tenths rods to a stone, tormerly pine corner; theneo north seventy-six degrees east, eighty-one and (lve-tenths rods to a stone cor ner In the public road, leading from Espy to retldenee of Ellis Hlngrose; thenee by centre of snld road and land of said Ellis Plngrose, north twenty-nine and three-fourths degiees west, one hundred nnd sixty-four and four- tenihs rods to a stone corner ; thence north soveuty-slx degrees east, forty-three nnd nine. tenths rods to a stone corner; thnuno north twelve nnd one-fourth degrees west, nine and nine-tenths rods to a stone corner In the publlo road, leading from tho residence of Joseph Ileckman to Wm. J. Illdlay's; thence In centre of said road and land of Wm. J. Hldlny, south seventy -seven and one-fourth degrees wost, one hundred and sixty and eight-tenths perches to a stone corner In the public road, tho place of beginning, containing 138 ACRES AND 25 PERCHES of land upon which Is erected a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, frame bauk barn and outbuildings. A lime stone quarry is also upon tho premises. Tit ACT NO. 2. Tho undivided one-half in terest in all that piece, parcel and tract ot land, situate In the village of Espy, county and state aforesaid, bounded and described as fol lows, to wit : Beginning at the southwest cor ner of Market and Second streets; thence west wardly along Second st reet eighty-two and one- half feet to corner of lot of Ebnnezer Case, "No. 51 ;" thence southwardly, along line ot said lot, one hundred and seventy-three and one-fourth feet to nn alley ; thence along said alley eastwardly eighty-two and one-half feet to Market street, aforesaid; thence northward, ly, along said street, one hundred and seventy threo and one-tourth feet to second street, the place of beginning, upon which Is erected a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and barn. Tikms ok Sai.k: Ti n per cent, of onc-four'h of the purcha-e money to be paid at the stiik Ing down of the property; the one-fourth less tho ten per cent at the continuation of said sale absolute, and the balance one year after coLllimatlon nisi, with Interest fiom that date. WM. '. HOHLSON, Administrator. Wm. chhisman, att'y. 3t 9 12 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. BSTATR OF rATUAKtvS FI.KCKKNSTINB, I.ATI OF TI1K HOSOL'Oli OF OHANUKVIM.S, PA., I) BCD. Notice Is hereby given that letters testa mentary on the estate of Catharine Klecken stl ne, late of the Borough or Or angovllle, Col umbia Co., Pa, deceased, have been granted unto Joseph Fleeketibtlne, residing In said bor ough, to whom u II persons Indebted to said es tate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands will make known the same wituout ueiay 10 JOSEPH FLECKENSTINE, Clinton Hsbrinii, Att'y. (M) Executor. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. BSTATB OF Ul'STOlt KOHISON, LATE OK SCOTT TOWNSHIP, COLUMBIA CO., rA., DKC'D. Notice Is hereby given that, letters of admin istration on the estate 01 Huston nouison, lure of Scott township, Columbia County, la,, de ceased, have been granted to the undersigned administrator to w hour all pcrsous lbdebted to said estate are requested to make payments, and t hose having claims or demands will make known the same without delay to WILLIAM C. KOHI10N, Wm. Chuisman, Atty. s-w-tit. Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. BSTATB OF KI.IZAHKTH B. RRIMARn, LATB OF HI.OOMSIIL'KII, PA., IIBOKASKO. Notice Is hereby given that letters of admin 1st rat ton on the estate of Kli.abeth E. Kelinard late of Hlooinsbuig. Pa., deceased, have been granted to the undersigned administrator, to w hom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payments, and those having claims or demands will make known the same without delay, to CilAltl.ESlI. UEIMAHIl, Adm'r, H. K. Stebs, Att'y. U-5-Bt. -PROFESSIONAL CARD1K- N. U. FUNK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, llrt, Eofi Building, Court Hess AlVr, BLOOMSBURG, PA. A. L. FRITZ, ATTORNEY AT LAW. onico-Bloiimsburg Nat 'I Bank Itldg., 2d floor, BLOOMSIiURG, PA. C. W. MILLEp; ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, Wirt's Building 'IVn. BLOOMSBUEQ, FA. John o. fbkbzb. JOHN 0. BARMAN FREEZE & IIARMAN, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, BLOOMSBURG, PA. OIBoeB: Centre Ht., tlrst door bolowOpera House WM. H MAGILL, ATTOKN E Y-AT-LA W . BLOOMSBURG, PA. Office in Lockanl's building, Corner Main and Centre Sts. A. N. VOST, ATTORN E Y-AT-L AW Wirt Building, Court House Square, BLOOMSBURG, PA. II. R. STEES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. O flfice, in Ent Uk'jf, Bi.oomehuro, P II. A. McKlLLIP. ATTORNEY AT-LA W, Columbian Building, and Floor. BLOOMSBURG, TA. RALPH R. JOHN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hartman Building, Market Square, Bloomsburg, Pa. IKELER & IKELER, ATTORNEY AT LA W. Office back of Farmers' National Back. BLOOMSBURG, FA. CLYDE CHAS. YETTER, attorney -at-law, Bloomsburo, Pa. Office in Wirt's Building, J. H. MAIZE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INSURANCE ANP REAL ESTATE AGENT, Office, in I.ockard's Building, BLOOMSBURG, PA. W. H. RHAWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office, Corner of Third and Main St CATAWISSA,. PA. CLINTON HERRING, ATTORNEY-AT LAW. Office with Grant Herring. BLOOMSBURG, PA. CJ" Will be in Orangcville Wednesday of each week. WILLIAM C. JOHNSTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Wells' Building over B. A. Gidding's Clothing Store, Bloomsbnrg, P Will be in Millville on Tuesdays. II. MONTGOMERY SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office : Wirt building, over Alexandc Bros. 11-16-99 EDWARDTlLYNNj ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, CENTRALIA, PA. nronice Llddlcot building, Locust a venae- J. S. JOHN, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and lesidetice, 410 Main Si 3-70-iv El CCMfllPC, P UONTOl'R TELKPHONB. SBLL TBLBFBOSI BVBS TESTKII, GLASSES riTTBD. H. BIERMAN, "A. D. HOMCEOPATDIC PU YSICIA W AND BVVQIOU officb hours: Offloe A Kesltfojce, 4th Bt , 10 a. m. to S p. rn., 6:30 to 8 p. m. BLOOMRBTJRCt, M. J. J. BROWN, M. D. THE EYE A SPECIALTY. F.yes tested and fitted with glasses. No Sunday work. 311 Market St., Bloomsburg, Pa. Hours: 10 to 5. Telephone. DR. M. J. HESS, DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS 11 RANCHES, Crown and bridge work SPECIALTY, Corner Main and Centre Stre t , BLOO .:SBURG, PA Dr. W. H. HOUSE, STJKOEON DENTIST, Oftla Barton's Building, Slain below Karkf Bloomsburg, Pa. All styles of work done in a superiot man, and all work warranted as represented . TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIR. by the use of Gas, and tree of charge wfctt artificial teeth are inserted. WTo be open all hours during the dtf . C. WATSON McKELVY, FIRE INSURANCE AGENT. (Successor to B. F. Hartman Hepresents twelve of the strongest ComBU es In the world, among which are 1 CASH TOTAL BDBPLVI T. ... CAPITAL. ABBSTS. OVBB A LI, Franklin of rblla.. MPimkhi :i,iw,b 11.000.5 I'enn'a. I'hlla 4i,ooo a.'MoO 1 iiSi Uueen.ofN. Y. Seu.OOo 8,S;jj i4 1 " Wesieliester.N.Y. actUKO U'.Mjm 4L-B N, America, Phlla. 3,0Uu,eO0 lt,73u,t8li 2.HM, Office First Xat'l Bank Bldg., ad floor. Wl-ossts promptly adjusted and paid. M. P. LUTZ & SON, (SUCCESSOKS TO FHEAS BKOWHI INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AiitNTS AND BROKE S. O N. W. Corner Main and Centre. Street Bloomsiiurg, Pa. Represent Seventeen as good Compar a mtic ic in we worm and all losses promptly adjusted and paid at their Office. CITY HOTEL, W. A. Hartzol, Prop. Io. 121 West Main Street, (TTLarce and convenient mmr,l. t .. " iuuiul Dais rooms, hot and cold wntcr, and modem cost .iiiv..itca. j.ur Mui-sea witn hest wine id 4 ikjuuis. i uM-ciass uvery attached. EXCHANGE HOTEL G. Snydkr, Proprietor, (Opposite the Court House) 1ILOOMSHURG, f. Large and convenient sample rooms Bath .00m,, hot and old water, and all moder
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