THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
USUI
Roo-tevolt'o Da at Farming
k ton, Couu., aa Eventful One.
A "rUIVATE AlIAiir IS SPOILED.
Fiip!p ri'inii N-i "iititul Ituc Toivn
lump l Ijrri't i!w I'rcslileiit mill
Crimp liln llmul ( lix Wntcll
Kept Scerot .Service .Hon,
FAKMINliTON. Conn., Oct.
Presidcnt i:-io;--vcR's d;iy in r'.-miiltiK-
toll lH'OVi'tcil iUitc :l M'.lllllllo Ilillllt loll
to the historic iitiiiuta of thin lu'ctty
lid onliiinvily quirt old town.
'Tin1 Intention or (hi- president's uls
ter. Mi Cnvrli-, to ninkc the occiislon
lMivuti' nti'.-ilr wns coiishlcriilil.v over
come liy the un.xlety of tin- U'oli to
see tln tnvsldont mid to e;rnsi his
iunid. Throughout the morning there
was no piirllciilnr (li-niiinstriitiiiti, lmt
tin; tnlddl. of tho iiftcniooii the turn
out of tlio townspeople, mlcd to. the
Influx of Kcvcnil hundred from Hurt
ford mid n (1.'1 n I iin townships, i-nhiix-ed
the throng to proportions niueh he
jond tlmt to which Farniiunloii Id no
customed.
The a'.menci! of n puldirly niinounced
jiroiri'iiiiiine k.ivo nti elenient of uuei-r-tulnty
to tin; diiy. Lvt ryliody on the
rtrett wns liiiiiiirln;,' when mid where
they could Nee the president, Jutt the
muss of people went H'.Viiy n:itlsl',i 1,
for the pri-Mili-nt niiii'o three itiilo
'lii:ritct(TlHtlc (holies tlii'tutsli pnrtioiw
of the town. In the hist of these he rode
out In mi open em rhino tlii'oiiLrli the
limit of tin- hhc crowds iis:i-iiiHi-:l o:i
the prlnclpnl htreet corners Jiti-t at the
conclusion of the ceremony of piautiu;,'
M McKlnley meiuorhll oak.
The president's diiy wns lllled with
riijojiilile rides, walks and receptions.
It concluded In the eveiiinj; at u din
ner idvon at the home of ('oiiiinitinli'i
and Mrs. I'owles, the president's Mis
ter. Anion:: the jruesls at the dinner
were tlie president and his daughter,
Missi Alice Iloosevelt: Secretary Cortel
ji:ii, Assistant Secretary Ihirues, I'nit
d States Senators .losepli It. llawley
ami tlrvlllf II. l'latt and their wives
Mini Governor (Jeorue 1. McLean.
Ketweon his two rides the president
mid n few friends took n long tramp to
Pinnacle liioti'iiuln. President Koose
volt and (latitrhur len-.lliiir the Jaunt.
An intcresrinij Incident of the morn
ing drive was the Kreetln by 1."D
school children, attired In white, wav
ing flags at t In president ns he rode by.
The afternoon a chictly devoted to
rweptlons first to the young women
of tin; Porter school and second to the
Ruests Invited by Mrs. Cowles to meet
lier brother. The two Connecticut sen
ators aud their ladies assisted In re
ceiving. The town was well policed by deputy
thiTifYs and constables, the customary
warning having been sent out In ad
tuiioo by the chief of police at Wash
ington. The president left Fannlngtoii at
8:10 this morning for New Haven.
I'CDHHylvnnin'a IW-nt ! lit Dead.
ISETHLKIIKM, l'n.. Oct. l.-.I.. 1 hm
lei Kelnlnird, probably the heaviest
mien in rennsylvauhl, died suddenly of
licart disease at his home In Itath, near
tore, aged seventy years. Mr. Itein
l;artl weighed -lli.'J pounds last Satur
day, lie was a stonecutter and for
lialf u century was director of the
Northampton County Choir association
mid organist of the lh'.th Union church.
He was the father of seventeen chil
ltvn, eleven of whom are living. Might
of his son are marble cutters, and all
of thein are of remarkable physique,
none w vghlng less than ".00 pounds.
Srniilor DiivIk' Unity Mnvcil.
ST. r.UL. Minn., (lit. Ui.-It was
with a great deal of surprise that the
friends of the late Senator Cushman K.
Davis learned that his widow had
caused bis body to be removed from
the vault at Oakland cemetery late
Sunday afternoon and taken to the
Union station, where it was placed on
board a lUirlingtoii Jral'n to be taken to
Washington for interment In the Na
tional cemetery. Mrs. Iavls was phpicd
at the delay in providing a monument
litre for her husband.
' t tilcniyo I'liKlollice liaililit-il.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1 Jobbery of the
Chicago postolllee by almost exactly
the same method as was used In tiie re
cent gold robbery at San Francisco has
ju--t been discovered, and the less to the.
government Is eMlnia'ed at .ST.'.OOO. A
secret tunnel was found under the tem
porary postnllice buiMing at Michigan
ttveaut anM Wnsh'nglon street. Tlnvigh
it the robbers gained access to the
vaults, and slump aggregating about
the amount mentioned were stolen.
Snow In orlItei'ii ev York,
UTICA, N. Y Oct. 10. Northern
Oneida and Hcrkiuic:' co'iutles are cov
cn'd with about four inches of snow.
In the southern Adirondacks the snow
Ik four to six Inches deep, and deer
hunters are happy. Snow fell at lnn
iicmora and Lyon Mountain to the
depth of four Inches. One and one-half
Inches of suow fell at Home. Four
Inches of suow fell at Felts' Mills, near
Watertown.
HI eh (.old Stt-ILe In C'wlorudu,
I'l'MBLO, Colo., Oct. 2;!. A speelul
to The Star-Journal brings news of ex
cltemeut over u gold discovery at Buela,
thirty miles west of this city. Five
hundred elniins have been lociited In
the past twenty-four hours. A ledge of
free milling gold returns nearly $2,000
a ton.
Mich li'ind In llrltUh I'ulumbln.
ASI1CKOFT, 1!. C, Oct. 21. Itieh
rlucer ground has been struck near the
headwaters of Horse Fly In a section
which no white men have ever explor
tl. News was sent down by u t ln;r
iiushly reliable miin In Hortt' Fl,.
- i - - r.. 'X-mw
SHOT BV TURKS.
tnrtr nt I'lif, I'rnltnlilr Amerlcin
MUnlnnarlrn, KIIIpiI nn Prnntlpp.
LONHOX, Oct. 2.X -The Morning
Loader publishes the following column
iilciitlon, dated Suturday, Oct. It), from
Solln:
"On the frontier near (Jrossbelovn
yesterday five fugitives from ltanlskn.
Macedonia, nmong them a brother of
Mine. Tsllkn, Miss Stone's companion,
were shot dead by Turkish frontier
guards while endeavoring to cross Into
Kiilgiirhiti territory.
"United States Consul General Dick
inson, believing that they were mem
bers of the American Mission church,
has demanded nn cilllelnl Inquiry.
"(Srent brutality exists In the dis
tricts between Kanlskii and the fron
tier. Turkish olllelals have arrested
over 100 residents of Bulgarian nation
ality nnd subjected them to torture in
order to wring from them Information
ns to Miss Stone'd wherenbouts. Sev
eral of them died under torture.
"The Bulgarian authorities, likewise
worried over the aflair, are rontlnual
ly arresting fugitives from Macedonia,
and this causes bad blood."
Another gpnrchliiK I'nrlr to no Kent.
CONSTANTINOl'LM, Oct. 23.
Should no news be received during the
next forty-eight hours from the mis
sionaries who are seeking the enptors
of Miss Mllen M. Stem; nnd her com
panion. Mine. K. S. Tsilka, more mis
sionaries will be sent to nsslst In locat
ing the brigand band. It is understood
that the missionaries have been wait
ing nt places in the vicinity of where
the brigands are supposed to be, ex
pecting to receive a communication
from them. It Is proposed now that a
Fcarch party shall be organized to pen
etrate to the brigands' retreat.
Illinium Iteuiirdlnur MIms Stone,
LONDON, Oct. 2:!.-"It is reported
from Sofia." says the Vienna corre
spondent of The Daily Mail, "that Unit
ed States Consul (ietieral Dickinson has
received Intelligence from shepherds
that Miss Stone was seen at Jakoliuda,
on Turkish territory, about two hours'
Journey from the Bulgarian frontier."
MANY -WITNESSES FOM SCHLEY.
l'lie llrookl; ii'n I. ok K pin I nod A
ewiiii per Xiiii'h Tentlmouy.
WASHINGTON. Oct.
Th,;
-ter-
Schley court of Inquiry opened ye
day with Lieutenant B. W. Wells,
Jr.,
who was Commodore Schley's
Hag
lieutenant during the Spanish
war,
still on the stand, but he was soon dis
placed to allow Yeoman Albert V. Ma
yon, wlio had written the Brooklyn's
log for the period covering the Santia
go campaign, to testify. Mr. Mason
explained the erasures in the log en
try referring to the Brooklyn's turn on
the day of the battle off Santiago.
He was followed by Mr. George M.
Graham, who, us an Associated I'res.i
correspondent, was with Commodore
Schley (luring the entire campaign.
Mr. Graham's testimony covered all
the principal events of the campaign
iliiil discussed especially the bombard
ment of the Spanish ship Colon on
May 31 and the battle off Santiago
on July 3. Mr. Graham testified to
hearing a conversation between Com
modore Schley, and Captain Slgsbee
when the latter came aboard the ling
ship Brooklyn off Santiago May 20.
He said that he had distinctly heard
Captain Slgsbee tell the commodore
that the Spanish fleet was not Inside
the harbor at Santiago.
Mr. Graham also stated that Admiral
Sibley had told him that the object
of the bombardment of May 31 was to
develop the Spanish land batteries,
and he said that the range wns fixed
at 7,0(M) or 7,5oo yerds In order to draw
their lire.
The witnesses for the afternoon
were Dennis J. Cronin. who was Ad
miral Schley's orderly, who also testi
fied along the same Hues ns Mr. Gra
ham and to the conversation with
Captain Slusbee: Lieutenant Com
mander William 1!. Kush, who said lie
thought the iseaya had planned to
lam Ihe Brooklyn; Lieutenant Mdward
Simpson, who gave a very graphic pic
ture of the battle of July 3, and Lieu
tenant Mdward T. Fitzgerald, an as
sistant engineer, who was on duty iu
the llreroom on July 3 and who tes
tified that an order had been given
early iu the action to stand by for a
ram.
Hurled Five Days.
BKBLIN, Oct. IS. An almost mirae
Ulolta rescue Was effected yesterday at
Grimma of a well digger who had
been entombed since Saturday by the
caving in of the soil. The rescuers
had the greatest difficulty In digging
through tiie sand, but the man was
taken out alive.
,eiv York Murkrli,
FLOUR Statu nnil western unsuttled
HH.iia. I j u t fairly sternly; .Minnesota pat
ents, $:i.t;.V'.'3.s.'.; wIm'.it slralitlns, $3.;Wn3.U;
winter extras, &.'.i"Ji J.Su; winter patents,
,3.r.i!i :!.-".
VV 11 K AT Opened steady on unfavorable
ArgunUnu crop nuws hihIIh(; thai more
ruins were needed, eased off undur disap
pointing cuiiles and then rallied toward
noon on eoveiins; December, 7ii :SiO7U'-,o. ;
May, 7!i7!iV
HYE Steady; state. 57ti"Se., e. I. f., New
York, car lots; No. 2 western, W.ijc, t. o.
b.. iilloat.
COItN Easier nt first tliromth weak ca
hles und ftna weather west, but recovered
later with wheat; December, ) lli-liiy
il!c.; May, GIViiiH'nc.
OATS Jiuiely steady, with a fair de
mand; track, white, statu, Wcjltle.; track,
while, western, 4;i4Uo.
I'OKK Kaay; mess, $15.5010.75; family,
17i 17.75.
LAUD Easy; prime western sUnm,
.li.-c.
HL'TTEIt Steady; state dulry, ly21e. ;
;reuinery, UY!i--VaC.
Oil lOIOSE ytilet; fancy, large, colored,
UiWtrV-'.: fanoy. large, wliile, 9!fcft 'i,c. ;
,'aney, small, culoied, lU4u.; fancy, small,
Milte, 10'Ul'4e. ,
K(it!H rili-ady: state nnd Pennsylvania,
UVylilio. ; weniern, candled, 21'Ac.
BUOAH Haw. linn; fair reflnlnK. 3o.;
Miitrlfuual, '.' Test, ST(,e.; rellned steudy;
'rushed, 6.iiec. ; powdered, 5.2Ue.
Tl'mjK.NTI.N'i: Hl.ady at SS'MillDo.
MOLASSES steady ; New Oilcans, 37(5'
12c.
HICK Steady; domestic, 4(CVio.; Japan,
TALLOW Easy; city, 6"iu.; country, 5',i
lif'Tie.
HAY Kindy ; BUIppiHB, CO&tfc; ood to
tholce, b5jjtuc.
I Our fr'lnt I'nrrlaKrs.
I Albany. N. Y., claims the honor of
having made the first carriage manii-
I fnclurcd entire In this country. Sev
eral were built, in t he year IS 1 4, nnd the
: event was duly noted nt the time ns an
evidence of the spread of United States
j enterprises.
Inpnneac Art I'rml net Inn.
j Good specimens of old Japanese work
' form nn investment which Is more se
' cure nnd more certain to be prof
. Unblo than that in nny other
kind of art production, necording
to authorities in art valuation.
Fashions in pictures, In old books
In prints, In F.iiropcun ceramics
change. Moreover nil these things can
I be perfectly Imitated continually. But
it is absolutely certain that the fine
I specimens of Japanese work will in
crease enormously. In value within a
few year.. Fewer and fewer of them,
j will appear In the market, and, as has
been said, they cannot be reproduced.
CASHING A CHECK.
Dilllrnltlps Kiperlnnrori In a Strauss
City by Well-Known Ken York
Newapnper Sill,
The difficulties of cashing a check in
a strange city were experienced the
other night in Boston by a well known
New York newspaper man, who con
ducts one of the chief departments of
one of the principal metropolitan
journal, relates the .New York Times.
It happens t hat he has no friends iu the
Hub; that is, no acquaintances. In his
search for some one to cush his cheek
and it was nil he had except a few cents
he found several people who, when
he told them who he was confessed to
lie daily renders of his writings, but
eit her they were temporarily impecuni
ous or doubtful that he was the man he
pretended to be.
He had been on a vacation in a rural
district, where the natives made no
hesitation of giving him greenbacks
for the newspaper checks, but when he
struck the city he found tliiny-s entire-
j ly (lilTerent. The hotel clerk remem
bered him as a guest of June, and rec
ognized the indorsement of the check
and the signature on the register as
the fame; but he said that that would
not serve as identification. No news
paper man knew him except by reputa
tion, and, after p'.odding from one of
fice to another, he was obliged to ask
his oinee to telegraph on a description
of his personal appearance. Then, aud
not until them, did he succeed in get
ting ahead of the incredulity of the
hotel clerk and secure money enough
to settle his bill acd buy his ticket back
to Jew 1 ork.
To make a living! And we stand nnd
stare up at the man in the clouds, won
dering that any man can lie so fool
hardy. J'.ut what of
the business man,
who has b-trely time
to snatch a hasty
meal, nnd gulp's
down a lunch of pie
and milk in a few
minutes? He too, is
risking his life to
make a living. Life
is sustained by food
properly digested and
assimilated. The re
sult of hasty eating
and irregular meals
is "weak" stomach,
aud a "weak" stom
ach means a weak
man. When the
stomach is " weak "
tUe food eaten is not
pmiperly digested
and cannot be per
fectly assimilated, so
that there is a daily loss of nutrition,
which in time will result ii'i physicul
collapse.
Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition. It
enables the assimilution of all the nutri
tive values of the food eaten, and so
builds up the body into souud health
and strength.
Mr. Ned Nelson, the celebrated Iriuli Come
dian and Mi alio, of s;7 Hoyden Street, Camden,
N. J , writes : "We tulfilled nn eiiK-'iKement of
twelve weeks nnd ttie constant traveling R:ive
me ft bnd touch of that dreaded disease culled
dyspepsia. 1 had tried everything possible to
cure it tilt taut week, while plnyini; at 11. I'.
Keith's llijou Theater, l'hilndcfnhi.i, in the
Nelson Trio, a provisional friend of mine nd
vied me to try t)r. nerce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. I tried it, aad, thank God, with good
results."
Pr. Tierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing otilv. Address Dr.
R. V. Tierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
PUBLIC SALK
OF VAUJAHLS-
Real Estate
Pursuant to tlio last will and testament of
Jacob L. Ulrton, late or tlui Town of lllooms
bui's, Pennsylvania, deceased, tlio undDrslgned
executor will expuso to public sale, on the
premises, In tlio Town nf lilocnisbur, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBKR 25, 1901,
at ton o'clock In tlio forenoon, the following
described real estate, situate In tlio Town of
Blooinsburt', bounded and described as follows,
to wit: llenlunlntf on tlio west side ot Centre
street, at tlio Intersection or an alley with said
C'entro street, which allay separates tlio lot
heroby described from lot or Ata Miller ai,d
others; thenco alonff said alley south sixty
tlireo and thioe-iiuarters degrees west, one
hundred nnd eighty-two feet to an alley;
thence south twenty-eight and one-eight h de
(trees east, forty-one feet and ten Inches to lot
or W, E. Ilartman; thenco along said lot north
sixty-three and three-quarters degrees east,
ono hundred and eighty-two feet to Centre
strcot; thenco along said Btreot noitU twenty,
six and one-eighth degrees west, torty-two feet
to tho nlaee ot beginning, upon which aro
erected
2 FRAME DWELLING HOUSES
and a barn.
Tkkms oif Salic Twenty per cont. of tlio
purchuse money to bo paid at the striking down
of tho property; twonty per cent. January I,
liitB, at which time possession will bo glvou by
an assignment of tho leases thereon, and tin?
balanoe January 1, I'JOS, with Interest from
Jauuajy 1, 1!K)2.
WM. CUKISJIAN, Executor.
ELKCTION PROCLAMATION.
I, 1) ' NlKf, KNOW), lllifh NherlfT of Cnlmnbla
County, 1 oniai"!iui',it u of p cnnxviviinln, do
hereby neiUe known and give notice In the
eleetoi s el I Im eoire v aforesaid, I hat ft (r "neral
eleeiioii Hill be helil In the s.ilil county of C il
tllnhln, en
TUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1901,
(belnif the Tic-vial- next following til" first
Monday of sahl uionMi) for the purpose ofeluut
In Hie several persons hereafter .named:
One person fo f tarn Treasurer.
One jieiso:, f..r .luilie of the Hupreme Court,
(,.e pees in or Asauctaie JiKlrfu of i oluinhla
County.
Ono pnr.inn for County Surveyor.
The (Uallll' (l voters of 'his county are hereby
ftutboit.i'd ami rcipiind lo von, bv ticket,
printed, wrli ten, or piirtljr printed and partly
written, as fit. lows :
If KIT III. I ' ' A N' ( ' A X Id IUT EH.
STATS Till ASCKKH,
Frank 0. Harris.
JL DOK OK SI'PHKMR Col RT,
William I'. Pinter.
AXSOCIATK .11' WIS.
K. 11. (iule.
DEMOC'IIATIf: CANnltlATK-t.
STATIC THSABl'HKH,
Edsha A. Corny, Jr.
.ICUOIt OF slTllKSli COURT,
llarman Yerkes.
ASSOCIATI Jl'IWIR,
James T. Kox.
COlNTV Sl'KVIYOII,
Boyd Treseot t.
PltOIIIllITION CANIHIMTE.x. '
STATS TKKAHCKKK,
James J. Porter.
Jt'OII l)P Ht'l'IIKMI! coi ni,
Isaac Mundcraii.
COl'NTY Sl'KVRYOH,
Hiunuel J. Pealer.
MOCIAMST LAIIUlt CANDIDATES.
STATE TKKAbl'HKH,
Jatnt s A. Mcconnel.
JfllllK OV NUPHKMK COCKT,
Thomas l.awiy.
PEOI'I.KS CANDIDATES.
STA'I'K TKkASt'KKK,
Justus W at kins.
j rim it or sitksmr cocbt,
Isaac Alauderau.
I XKiN CANDIDATES.
ETATK THRASl'KRR,
Ellsliu A. Corny, J'.
JL'lmS OK Sl'PllRMR COURT,
Harm iti Yei kes.
lit NICIi'AL LKAOI E CANDIDATES.
fTATK 1 KKAHl'KMl,
f'.llsh i A. Cor.iy, Jr.
JfllllK orSUPHKMR CUL'KT,
Harm. in Yerkcs.
M'lil.lC OPINION CANDIDATES.
STATS TRKAHCKKR,
Krank M. Harris.
Jf IXIR Or St'l'KKMR COCKT,
William P. Potter.
Pt III.K OWNKU-IIIP CANDIDATES.
STATE TIlKASURKIt,
.1. Mahlon Karnes.
.IfOvIK Of Sl'i'KKlIR COURT,
Charles Hejdrlck.
Pitol'oSED AMENDMENT, NO. I.
Snail the piopns.'d umndment to Article
VIII, x.ilon one and seven or I he Const It utlon,
rcipili lug Ihe registration or voters aad provid
ing thai, rcglxtrailim laws in i.v be unacted to
nppl lo cities only, bo adopted 1
PROPOSED AMBND.MKNT.NO. S.
Shall the proposed amendinavt to Artlelo
VIII, section lour of the lonsfutlon, provld
log that all lectlnus by the cltlziis shall bo
by ballot, or b such oilier Mi Mhodas may bo
prescribed by law, be adonied :
I also lierebv make known and give notice
that the places or holding the aforesaid election
In the several wards, luiriMiglis, districts) and
townships w II hln the county Columbia are
as follows, vl.
II. -aver township, at the public hnusc or Miles
Smith.
Iietiton ltorougli, at, tho public house of
Osi ar K. Sutton, In the Borough or nenton.
Iientoii township, at the gi In mill or Edwards
Bros
licrwlck. N. E., nt the shop or (leorge A.
Buckingham, on east side or Pino street, be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, In the llor
OUgh or llerwlek.
hcrwick, S. K ut tlie easterly side of the puli
lle building On fcecohd sr.. between .Market, and
Mulberry streets, In tlio UorougU ot licrwlck.
llerwlek. N. vv.. nr. the bind room or Harry
Orozler, on the easterly side id the ulley be
tween Third and Jackson stree s, In the Uoi
ough or llerwlek.
I.erwlek, H. W., at the westerly side of tho
publlo building nn Second st reet between
.Market, and Mulberry streets, In the llorotigh ot
llerwlek.
HliMim, ist Precinct, at the court House, In
Ulooinsburg.
liloom, jud Precinct, at tho store building
nonheust corner West and r'irth sts., lilooniK
burg. Hloom, 8rd Precinct, at tho Town Hall, In
Ulooinsburg.
liloom. 4th Preetnct, at tho Rescue Hoso
House, East Kirth street, Ulooinsburg.
Hrlarcrcek township, at tho .Mart, school
house.
catawlssa Borough, In tho building of W. 11.
Ithuwti, at corner or Main and Railroad Sts., In
the Borough of Catawlssa.
Catawlsau township, In tho publlo house or J.
W. Adams.
Centralis, 1st. Ward, at tho publlo house ot
John J. Kaln, In Cenlralla.
Cenlralla, Und Ward, at the publlo houso of
Peter F. Omler, in Cenlralla.
Centre township, nt the public school house,
near Lafayotm Creasv's.
Cleveland Twp , at Krelsher's store houso.
Conyiigham, E. North district, at tlio school
house, near colliery ot .lohii Anderson & Co.
Convinrhain. west, nort h. nt. thn noiiiin lutnu,.
or Daniel Hoacb, .Montana.
Coiiyiighain, southeast, ut tho public houso
ot Hrldget liiu ke.
( oi,yiieia:n. Souttiwest. nt. llin nntillo hnnui
Of Mlllain Walteishoid, In I.oeustdale.
Conyiigh.iui.Wesl Dist lct, No. 1, at Midvalloy
school house.
con.vngliam, west district, No. 2, at tho nubile
school house luaald district.
K. Ki.s'.iiiigcreeK, at the houso ot John Wen
ner, ut iieodertown.
W. Flshlngcreek, at the Sivuge sehool house.
Kranklln township, at the Lawrence school
house
itieenwnod, East, at the house of C. E. Craw
ford, in Hohisuiirg.
(iieenwood, W'st, at tho shop of Samuel
-Miller, In Uivenwood.
Heinle - tou'iishlp. at tlio barber shop of O,
W. Il.iriuia'i, In fin town of Uuekhorn.
Jackson township, at tho houso of II. II.
Itlrleman, In Jackson.
I.orasi lo'vuship, at the public house ot Sam'l
Dyer, In Xutnldla.
Vadlson towushln. at, the niib'.le hnusn nf W.
F. Crawford, In Jer-evtow n.
Main tow ushln, at tht) nubile houso of John
nnoaos, in iainviiie.
Mlillln tow nshin. at the public house of llenj.
I'ennvpacker, In Mlllllnvllle.
Mlllvlllo Koroii'.'h. at tho nublli! house nf Vru
Heller. In Mlllvlllo.
.Montour township, nt tho publlo house or
A. C. Illdl iy, at Rupert.
Ml. Pleasant township, at the election housn
of Robert C. Howell.
oraiigevllle lioro., at the nubile houso of Al
fred lleckioan, In Omngevllle.
orange lownsiun, at tno iiowman gristmill.
In satd township.
fine, at i.ne iinuse or William u. t.vons.
S. Pine, at the houvi or Elijah Shoemaker.
Uoarlngcrcek townshln. at the houso of At.
bert I.' lby.
s.-oif, East, at Odd Fellows' Hall, In Espy.
Seoti, West, at tho P. O. B. or A. lilllldlinr. In
Light hi met.
suilwater, nr rno store house of A. H. Me.
Henry, In said borougn.
rsorin hugarioat, at tno nuu lc bouse of Jaenh
Sii'en, In c, ntral.
hull ll sucarloar, at the Old school house, nt
Cole's Creek.
Polls shall be opened at seven O'clock a. m..
anil shall colli lliuo open, wll floot lnlel l unllon
or udjoiiiiniieni, until seven o'clock p. m.,wheu
iiiu iuua w in ue cioaeu.
NOTICE IS IIRIIKHV (IIVKN
That every person, excepting Justices of the
Pcuce and Aldermen, Notaries Public uud per
sons In Ihe Inllllia service of the Slate, who
shall hold, or shall w ll hln two months have
held.utiy ollico or appoint mentor prollt.or trust,
under the United states, or ot this state and
city, or corpuratod district, whether a commis
sioned ollleer, orolle rw lse.asiiboi'dlnatooiitccr
or agent, who Is, or shall bo employed under tho
legislative, Hxeuiitlvcor Judiciary Department
of this stale, or or any city, or or anj Incorpor
ated district, and ulso, t hat every member of
Congress, uud ot the statu Lcglulat tire, and of
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
! the Select or Common Council nf any city, or
I ointnlssloners of any Incorporated (Harriet,
J Is by law Incapable or holding, nr exercising
i af till! same time, the office or appoint innt of
, Judge, Inspector, or Clerk, or any election of
tins commonwealth, and that no Insnnetor,
Judge, or other ollleer of such election Shall lie
eligible to any nltlecto be then voted tor, ex
cent, thai or elenilon officer.
'I ho Inspectors and Juditn nf tho election
shall meet, at, the respective places appointed
for holding th- elect Ion, In the dlsrl?t to which
they rcapectlvcly belong, before seven o'clock
In the morning, and each or those Inspectors
Hhail appoint onecierir, who shall be a quall
lled voter of such district.
DANIEL KNOKK. Sheriff.
Sheriff 'somen, Ulooinsburg, Pa., Oct. XU, ltfOl.
" SHERIFFS SALE
By virtus of a writ of Kl. Fa. Issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Colombia
County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed there
will bo exposed to publlo salo nt the Court
Houso In Ulooinsburg, County and State afore
said on
SATURDAY, NOV. 16, 1901,
at 3 p. m.
Ail that certain message or tenement, planta
tion and tract of land, lying and being in the
township ot Franklin, county of Columbia
State or Pennsylvania, bounded and described
us follows: on the north by laud of Charles
Hughes, on the south by lands of Edward En
glehart, on the east, by lands of Charles Hughes,
and on the west by publlj road, leading rrora
CatawlssA to Elysburg, containing
21 ACRES,
more or less, whereon are erected a two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
barn and outbuildings.
Seized, t isen Into execution nt tho suit of
Jane P. Roblus, executrix or John K. Robins,
deceased, vs. Jacob Knlt.tlo and to be sold as
the property of Jacob Knlttlc.
DANIEL KNOKK,
Riiawn and Wtrir, Att'ys. Sheriff
SATISI ACTION OK A MORTGAGE.
Whereas, Lewis Helshtlno, administrator of
the estate of Michael Helshllne, deceased, nn
October 7. HM1, presented to the Court or com
mon Pleas or Ciliiiij,'la County, Pa., a petition,
setting forth that on April 1st, tsis, one Wm.
I.aiiderbtteh executed certain mortgage to
Ralph U. Carpenter for li:i.l, against Ml acres
of land. In Flshlngcreelr'l wp. .described as ' All
tlmt certain 111 ttcros.adoltilng lands of CarpeD
terand Frlek, Sam'l tost, Andr. f. ( reveling, ot
al., and thai, the legal presumption of payment of
the same existed by lapse ot time, and prating
tlmt Die same bhould be satlslled according to
law Then-lore, the holder or holders or said
mortgage 11 re hereby noi Hied to appear al I lie
lieeember termor said court and unswer said
petition.
DANIEL KNOKK,
10-10-lt Shei 11T.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
RSTAT8 OP DANIRI, .1 AMIS IN, I..ITK OP CENTRE
TWP., IIKCKASKU.
Tlie ttndderslgned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans' Court or Columbia Co., Pa., to make
distribution or the funds now In the handset I.
J. Jameson, administrator of llanb l Jameson,
deceased, to and among the parlies legally en
titled thereto, will attend to the duties or his
appointment at the law office of Urant Herring,
In tho Town of Hloomsburg, Pa., on Friday,
November H, 1!i0l,nt! o'clock In the forenoon,
when nnd where all parties Interested are re
uues'edto present their claims, or be forever
debarred from coming In upon said fund
10 ifl 4t. 8. II. KARNS, Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
RSTATK OP IIKO. M. I.nCKIKD I.ATR OP BLOOMS
MCKO, PA., IIRCRASK1I.
The undortdirued Auditor, annolnterl hv the
Orphans' Court, of Columbia County, Pa., to
pass upon exceptions tiled to the first and par
tial account ot Esther. I Lockard, administra
trix, will sit, at the ofllen of Ikeler Iketer, In
tho Ent Hul.dlng, Klo..nisburg, Pa., on Wednes
day October is i, pjfii, at ten o elock a. in , to at
tend lo the duties ot his appoint ment.when nnd
whore all parties Interested In suld estate must
up pen r.
in i it FRED IKELEH, Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATK OP KZKKIKI. COI.K, LATK OP RPOARLOAP
TWP., COI.. CO., PA., IIPCRA8P.D.
Tho uiiderslmied Auditor, annolutod hv the
Orphans' court ot Columbia Co., Pa , to dist rib
ute me oaiance mine nanns or it. kl. urotz,
executor or tho estate of E.ektel Colo, as ap
pears bvhls final account, to and nmong tlie
parties legally entitled thereto, will attend to
me dime or his appointment at his office, In
the Town or blontusburg, Pa., on Saturday, tho
S'it li day of October, l'jel, at ten o'clock In the
forenoon, when and where all parties Interested
are rcipiesit-n io present incir claims, or 00 ror
ever debarred rrutu coming in upon said fund.
V ill 4t C. W7 MILLER, Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP MAIUA I.OWKIIV, I.ATB OF OHANUE
TWP., DRCKASRD.
The undersigned, having received a commls
slon us auditor frum the orphans' Court of col.
umbla County, Pa., to distribute the fund In the
hands or the executor or mild estate, to and
among the parties legally eml'led thereto, will
attend to tlie duties or his appointment at Ids
oiin-e, in mo iiariman iiuuiung, nioomsuurg,
Pa., on Friday, October SMh, 19ul, at ten o'clock
In tho forenoon, when and where all parties In
terested In said estate are reuulred to annear
and prove their claims, or be forever debarred
ironi coming in on sain num.
10 8 lit u. It. JOHN, Auditor.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP CLllUK S. WAITER, LATE OP CATA
WISSA IIOROl'clll. COLUMBIA CO.. PA.. OEC'D.
Notice Is hereby given that letters or admin
istration on t he est afo of ( lark 8. Walter, lute
of Catawlssa Horough, Columbia Co., I a de
ceased, have been granted to the undorslirned
administrator to whom all persons Indebted to
said estate urn requested to make payments,
and those having claims nr demands will make
known the sumo without deiav to
HM7 .MATILDA WALTER,
John (J. liarmnn, Atfy. Administratrix.
N. U. FUNK,
ATTORHTY-AT-C A W,
Mr Eut BniUing, Court Bum T,
BLOOM SltVUG, PA.
A. L. FRITZ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Otllco Ulooinsburg Xat'l llank llldg., Sd lloor
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
C. V. MILLER,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Wirt's Building, taifiom,
BLOOMSBU&Gl FA.
John a, pkekzr. joun o. hariian
FREEZE & HARMAN,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Offices: Centre St., Brst door DelowOperallouBe
WM. h MAGILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
Office in Lockaril's building,
Corner Main and Centre Sts.
A. N. YOST,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Wirt Building, Court House Square.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
II. R. ST EES,
ATTORNEY-AT- LAW.
OfTicc, in EntUldg, Eloomsburg, Pa
TiTa. UcKlLLlf.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Columbian .'lulling, 2 n H.f,
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
RALPH R. JOHN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ilartman Building, Market Square,
Biootmburg, Ta.
IKELER & IKF.LKR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office back of Farmers' National Bank.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
CLYDE CHAS. YETTER,
attorney -at-law,
Bloomsburo, Pa.
Office In Wirt's Bnildinrj,
J. H. MAIZE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, INSURANCE ANt
REAL ESTATK AGENT,
Office, in I.ockard's Building,
BLOOMSBURG, TA.
W. H. IU I AWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, Corner of Third nnd Main St
CATAWISSA..PA.
CLINTON HERRING,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
Office with Grant Herring.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
CiT Will be in Oiangevil'.e Wednesday xl
each week.
WILLIAM C. JOHNSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Wells' Building over B. A.
Gidding's Clothing Store, Bloomslmrg, P
Will be in Millville on Tuesdays.
H. MONTGOMERY SMITH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office : Wirt building, over Alexande
Bros. 1 1-16-99
EDWARD. FLYNN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CENTRALIA, PA.
fOUlce LIddlcot building, Locust aventw
J. S. JOHN, M. IX, '
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and refiderte, 410 Main S
3-7o iv 11 c c HfllK;, P
HONTora tki.bphokk. niet.i. tkmpbon
IVKH TKSIKD. OLA9FR8 FITTKD.
H. BIERMAN, M. D.
HOMffiOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND 8UyIO
offick bocrs: ortloe & Reshoace, 1th Bt ,
iu a. m. to if p. m., 6:30 to 8 p. m.
HI.
LooMSBnttt, ri.
J. J. BROWN, M. D.
THE EYE A SPECIALTY.
Eyes tested and fitted with glasses.
No Sunday work.
311 Market St., Rloomsburg, Pa.
I Tours: 10 to 5. Telephone.
. DR. M. J. HESS,
DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS C RANCH! S,
Crown and bridge work
A
SPECIALTY,
Corner Main and Centre Stre t ,
f BLOO .I SEURG, PA.
Dr. W. H. HOUSE,
SUHGEON DENTIST,
Offlo Barton's Building, Slain below Kartf
BLOOMSBURG, a.
All styles of work done in a superioi mstit
and all work warranted as roprt-seMefi .
TEETH .EXTRACTED WITHOUT PilJH,
by the use of Gas, and free of charge vrht
artificial teeth are inserted.
WTo Le open all hours during the 4y.
C. WATSON McKELVY,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
(Suocessorto 1). P. llaniuun
Represents twelve of the strencest o.-opam
es lu tho world, amontf hlch ar:
CASn TOTAL SPRPLUI
Franklin of vmMZS ZZStt
I'eun'a. l'hlla 4ii,m,0 a.sa.W m I
Cuei-n, of N. Y. M-IMKK. Luil
V est Chester, N. Y. Km c j,;m ui J'
N. America, ruiift. 3,ooe,.;ui u,?-,, jjjj,
Office-First Kat'l Hank B!dg ad Hoot.
TI.osses promptly adjusted ar.d paid.
M. P. LUTZ & SON,
(SUCCESSOKS TO I'll KAS BKOVVK)
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS AND BROKE S.
o
N. W. Corner Main nnd Centre. Strtttn,
Blooms burg, Ta.
o
Represent Seventeen asgoodCompaai,
losses promptly adjusted and c5d
at their Office.
CITY HOTEL,
W. A. Uartzel, Prop.
No. 121 West Main Street.
tLarne nnr! rnnvoniunt 1 .
room,, hot and Cold water, nnd modern co.
ar stocked with best wine and
liquors, rirst-clnss livery attached.
EXCHANGE HOTEL '
G. Snydhr, Tropr'etor,
(Oppositethe Court House)
BLOOMSBURG, f a.
Large nnd convenient knn t le rooir g Etli
orms. hot ,n.i cold v. , ',,, mcd J
tonveuiencei'.