THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
Vote as Polled Tuesday, November 4th, 1902.
Gov.
Cong. Cong.f T Rep. (.ienTAwem. A. Jud.
Troth' v
Pit Attv
Co. Cotuniwioner
NARROW
T C Willing 9. r
RLOOMS&UKG r. j
Public Sale Criers and!
General Auctioneers,
tw HfrTi rars experience. Satisfaction
;r.ntel. Bw returnsof any silecneri In
BlS".tl.uot Ha Mat. Write fur term and
Ittea. We never disappoint our patron.
Arrangements are being made for i
tbe annual excursion of the Nor
mal School to Washington, D. C.
Try Dr. Hess' Chickeu Pauacea.
it will make your hens lay. At
Mercer's Drug and Book Store.
We acknowledge the courtesy of
the Jfsrr.iHf Press in permitting the
use of their folding machine tor a
large extra edition ot The Cou m
bian last week.
Montcur county gives Pattison a
plurality vi over 1000; Dickerman,
200; Billmeyer. over iooo. K. S.
Amnitrnuu, Dem. is elected to the
legislature, and Ralph Kisner, Rep.
District Attorney.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hartmau
were bereft of one of their little
twin children on Saturday. The
little one had been sick for several
days. Funeral, with private inter
ment was held on Monday.
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Barney McGuire was brought
over from Ceatralia Sunday ar.d
lodged in jail. He is charged with
having forcibly entered the home
of David Lecher, of Centralia o:ie
night iu October.
All-night service was inaugurated
by the United Telegraph and Tele
phone Company at their Catawissa
Exchange on Monday. This is a
convenience that the public will
appreciate.
The Runaway Match Company
will give a special bargain matinee
for ladies and children in the Opera .
House Saturday afternoon. This ;
company promises two hours of un-
alloyed pleasure.
Considering all the circumstances
Sterner niade a splendid run. There
were a number of moves by his
opponents that seemed to have only
the effect of creating sympathy for
him.
The county is indebted to Will
iam II. Fisher for a board of com-
M"4tc Iit rrr hie riTnT t rvr hie n-n t
nguis iiieie wuuiu nave ueeu uvo j
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Ltemocrats and one Republican. , ,
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We carrv a nice assortment cf ' Moloney's Wedding" and enjoy
Twelve Mo. Books bound in clotli a laugh that will tickle your mem
for 19c. Some of the more popular ory for the balance of the season,
titles are Robinson Crusoe, Bbck It will be at the Opera House to
Beautv, Black Rock, John Halifax, ; night. Three acts brimful of the
Arabian Nights, etc., at Mercer s brightest comedy and the most
Drug and Book Store. j relisbable fun, fairly bristles with
- - - j the merriest of complications, and
A. V. Hower is the owner of a ; a well woven plot and story of
litter of six fox terrier pups. They every-day life, clean cut and whole
ire beauties, and were greatly ad-' some.
mired on Main street Monday when ' '
he had them out fcr an air:nr.
They are eight weeks old. and all i
of them are promised to customers.
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The .Vorni'i Xews, Danville's '
popular paper, has been enlarged to j
a seven column folio. The Morn-
ing Xe?i-s is among the best of the j
inland town dailies and its pros-'
perity is well merited. Here's hop
ing that brother Angle may meet
with continued good fortune.
The J. M. Otto & Co. cracker
bakery tt Shamokin was destroyed
by fire early Saturday morning eu
tailing a loss of about $30,000. The
insurance will only cover one third ! colt. The mire is of good size, and
of the loss. S. P. Hagcnbuch of ; will work anywhere. The colt is of
Bloomsburg has been for several pacing stock. Any further informa
years ar.d is now the traveling rep- j tion can be obtained by addressing
resentative of the company. Mr. Sitler. 4t.
THE QLB
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Absolute! PurOi
THERE tO NO SUBSTITUTE
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DISTRICTS.
Rwivcr
Henton I'oro ,
l'.?nt"n Twp ,
Berwick, X. E
Berwick K
i lierwick. X. W
. l! rik, s. W
Berwick, Wet Boro...
.Bloom lt
' Bloom 2d
I Bloom 3d
j Bloom 4th
; Brian-reek
Caiawia Boro
( ataw ia Tw p
: (Vntraiia lt
Centralis -1
Centre
: Cleveland
Conynt-ham, K. X
! iVnvi)t;ha:n, W. X....
Conyiuham, W., No.
Conyngham, W.. No.
Conyriithani, f5. W
( vnyngham, f. E
Kishinircret-k, K.
Ki.-liitiwicreek, W
; Franklin
t irtvnaooi. E
reenwood. W
Hfinkxk
Jacks m
I.-ut
Madison
Main
; Mittiin
Millville
Montour
Mt. Pleasant
Oraiigeville Boro
range ,
I'ine, X
I'ine, S
Boa ring, reek ,
iftt. E
S , .tt. W
: Stillwater Boro
Si;Mrloaf, X
Sugarloaf, S
Totals
2151 4s4H 2720
I Evangelist Schiverca, addressed
a men's meeting in the Court
House on Sunday that crowded the
spacious room. A very attractive
feature, aside from tbe excellent
talk, was the social music in
which F. Schiverea Jr., the Y. M.
C. A. choir and the Y. M. C. A.
Orchestra took part. It was a
grand meeting. Another oppor
tunity to hear Mr. Schiverea will"
Court House next
! Sunday afternoon. Dou't miss it.
If you miss James L. McCabe's
"Maloney's Wedding Day" at the
Opera House to-night you will miss
the funniest and most entertaining
comedy-drama that will be seen
here this season. It fairly glows
and glistens with thejolliest kind
of comedy complications, bright,
tuneful music, tells a pretty story
of everyday lite, and is fresh, crisp
and wholesome. it tickles the
little ones and keeps their elders in
a fever heat of healthy humor. I;'s
a laugh from start to finish.
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Sylvester Sitler of Light Street has
for sale a brood mare and well-bred
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Millions of butterflies are eaten
every year by the Australian abori
gines. The insects congregate iu
vast quantities on the rocks of the
Bugong mountains, and the natives
secure them by kindling fires of
damp wood and thus suffocating
them. Then they are gathered iu
baskets, baked, sifted to remove the
wings, and finally pressed into
cakes.
The auuual meeting for the elec
tion of five new members to the
Board ot Directors of the Young
Iicii s Cnrisiiau .-ssociauou wwi
be held this evening at 7.30. Oi5
ceis for the ensuing year will be
chosen by the Directors, immediate
ly after the Association meeting.
Have you tried the Gem Steam
Laundry yet? Work called for and
delivered, to all parts of town. J.
F.. Fidler, Prop.
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A loose guide wire on the stack
cf the Paragon Plaster and Supply
company was caugtu Dy a box car
! on the D. L. & W. Railroad on Fri
d3y and the stack torn down. In i s
descent it came in contact with a
guide wire of the large ninety foot
stack of the White Milling Company
and it too was torn down. The
work of raising the stacks is in
charcre of E. Keeler & Co. of Will-
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port.
The following letters are held at
the Bloomsburg, Pa., post office, and
will be sent to the dead letter office
November 18,1902. Persons calling for
these letters will please say "that they
were anvertised rsov. 6. 1902 :
Mrs. Mattie Elee, Mr. Llewlyn Grif
fith?, Miso Jennie Xeyhart, IV. H. !
Stone, James Stiovlm, G. C. Stewart,
Mrs. Jane White. Cards Mr. Ralph
Perkins.
One cent will be charged on each
letter advertised.
J. C. Brows, P. M.
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Pittston cancelled the game with
Normal on Saturday and the lovers
of the sport were again disappointed.
Normal has certainly been unfortu
nate with her schedules this year.
It either rains or else the teams at
the very last minute send word
that thjy cannot come. The game
which is scheduled for Saturday
will doubtless attract a large crowd.
The great rivalry which has exist
ed between the two teams for
several years back is still alive a'td
as they are pretty evenly matched,
a battle royal may be expected.
We g'-.arantee our work to he as
faultless as human skill and modern
machinery can make it. Gem Steam
Laundry. J. E. Fidler, Prop.
Any subscriber who pavs up all ar-
I rearaes una a vtr in advanrp trill
1 or prrtei-.teri wim a reipv i.i the
Any new subscriber paying in ad
vance will get a receipt to Jan. 1 1904
and a copy of the book. Subscribe
now. tf.
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HI. CleTer Fucap.
An engaged . young gei-.tlt-man got
rather nently out of a little scrape
with his intpntW. She fail she had
heard that he had kissed two luilii'
at some party at which she was not
present.
lie .wned it. but said, laughingly,
that, after all, their united ages
made r.ly 21.
The iinij)le-minded girl thought of
fen and 11. ar.d laughed oft her puifl.
He did not explain that one was
19 and the other two years of age.
Tit-I!it3.
Pint Fall Sonic.
Th summer lr.i are piffirs.
The cooler iUiy are tr;
The p-.rt b'.u.J..y Is .if?ir.;
Ar.d ys thst fall Is rear.
And sron each hardy 'li ven
Will pur.t the bill ar.d train,
Ar.d Ir. six werks or seven
We ll have foo-.ball again.
Chicago Dally Ntws.
OF THE SAMK 31I.ND.
He I think hu.sbaud and wife
should give and take.
She 1 quite agree with you. dear.
The husband should give and the wife
take all she can get. Moonshine.
Ituirs and Ileanx.
They cl.iim the bu s the dear glr'.s weir
I'pon ihtir thots to-cy.
Are sometl.irg it, ar.d jet I'm sure
It's (juhe ti'.- othtr way.
For what caviuette who ever lived,
WhOfe face js 1 rrtty f e t
H is r.ot rr" br.tux tf :vers k r.d
Ar.d haj ti.n-. at 1.. r Je. t?
Cl:.c:rr.j-.! r. rr.w. .-! t!-T: ibur.r.
l.o aril (.nio.
Mrs. KlitlOh. J.,hn'. I've
diamond ring sorr.ewhere!
ft n.y
Rliiiki Yc; I know cu!iil.
Mrs. Illir.ks Why, how did you
know it?
Itiink 1 found it in my trounr
pocket at tbe ume time I diicovered
that I had lo Chicago Duiiy
Doubtful.
"No," said the cp.pitn!i-t, "I shnll not
invest in )oui' invei..ion. 1 ery scri
ouly ouestiou its j-racticubillty and
its iinportai.ee."
"For what reaon?"
"Ileeaut-e no one hnn come forward
with a claim that you stole it from
him." Washington Ftar.
Quite uii Il-irrt.
She He' a bookkeeper, i.-n't he?
Mi- ! :1 m . II- h -r.-ed
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.To'Ttal.
Doubting Thomases.
Mollowitz I wonder why all mala
cats are called Tom.
Guffley Probably because they are
0 often on the fence. N. y. Herald.
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policv makes a narrow stoic too narrow to gain
and retain the support of the public The mer
chant who does business in an unattractive store
cannot please the public so well as one in a daylight
store filled with the brightest, newest merchandise.
That's why we arc building, our patrons compel us
to make room.
118 Styles of Flannels
and Outing Flannels.
They look like French Flan
nels; coming in stripes,
Persian designs, plain
po'ka dots and plaids
fi
(Til rpa.
colors,
Every
grade worth keeping and nio-t-
8, 10. l'JJ and loc. a yard.
SUCCESSOA TO
V.
Getting Acquaint ed.
"Mamma sent me over to ask
you cot:ld let her have a cupful
it
of
coffee till to-morrow luornirg
K:iid
the little girl.
"Certainly." replied the mother of
the family that had just moved in.
"You lire our next door ne'glilors oa
the north, are you not?"
"Yes'in. Mamma said she didn't
teally want the coffee. She wanted
me to notice what kind of dishes you
had on your table." Clfic.-.go Trib
une. In Tnrn.
The Infect ises the tir.y nr.te i,
Ar.d cut? l.!ra at l- r.af-iral rlrrht;
The chlckir. rets the ir.ftct f.ilr
Ar.d dir.es upon him. then &rd thtre.
Man eats the chicken. If he car.;
Ar.d tuch Is nature's trorinu" plan
That this same man lurhap 'tl Just
Is swallowed up by some big trust.
Washington Star.
ASM H AM E.
Young Lady (who has jut had her
picture taken) I hope that the pic
tures will be handsome.
1'hotographer Yes. indeed; you
will not recognize yourself. Chicago
Daily News.
The Millionaire's Fuel.
T r.ave m rr.ty to burr,
For I thirk or. the ho'.
That I can gi money
As easy as coal.
Washlr.stor. Star.
Mytholnicy Aathentleated.
Teacher What is your opinion,
Johcny, of the probability of truth iu
the story of Meduf a, the Gorgon, who,
if a man looked at her face, turned the
gazer to stone?
Uright Youth I don't know, ma'am,
but 1 know lots o' women so homely
that to look at 'em makes a fellow- feel
awfully rocky. Los Angeles Herald.
An Rmbnrraasuieut.
"Why don't you praise your wife's
cooking once in awhile and cheer her
np?"
"I'm afraid to try. Kverytime I
say anything i particularly good it
turns out to be something that was
purchased at the grocery." Wash
ington St.-r.
Aa Kar Problem.
"1 had quite an argument
Charley last night."
"What was it about?"
with
"Well," replied the demure girl, "I
said .No three times and then s.iid
-es, anu tnat enned the argument.
Yon ought to be able to guess the de
tails." Chicnsro Post. ,
ili Impression,
Unexpectedly the sporting report
er had been called upon to write up
a wdJin.
"The bride," he wrote, "was envel
oped in a tiense fog, but moved down
the aisle at a leisurely canter and
looked every ijiih u winner." Chi
cago Tribune. t
Healiatlr.
1'urKe 1 ne i.ini uuy
!ir 1 1 ' i' r. ..!' -ii w
1 as 411 1, 1
iv vtti as 1
the most perfect woman iu the world.
Lane Where were you?
Parke In an intelligence office, de
scribing her to a cook 1 was trying
to engage. Judge. ,
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M 4Sr-ily,:.;.:Hn,'::!::$2a
Women's Suits
That Fit.
It they are a little too loose,
or a Mttle too tight we alter
them just ng a tailor would. Wn
dou't want to sell a misfit
because it don't suit you, there
fore don't nay lis. Several kinds
of navy and black suits. Lines
that we can't re-order, now re
duced to ch.se out at 1850.
17.50 and 1050, Suits for
i:j.75.
Hartman &Son
igip
l acle Allen.
"It isn't true in all cases," said
Uncle Allen Sparks, "that familiar
ity breads contempt. The more y"t
know about the hind feet of a mule
the more respect you have for them."
-Chicngo Tribune.
Poor fnn
1 The milk of humar. klr.dne?a
In scarce, and It would svera
That even what we find 1 r.ot
j Kxiretnely rich with cream.
I'hllace'.i'lila Tress.
TOO MICH KDlCAriO.I,
, "There won't be good livin for our
perfession in the future, I'm afeard."
"Mow me! 'ow's that?"
; "It's this 'ere civilisation. These
cookiu' schools is teachin' gala w t
use up the cold wit ties." Ally Sloper.
Definition.
Clarence l'a, what is expe-
Little
rience?
Mr. Callipers Experience, my son,
is the headaches you acquire from
buttiutr against the world. l'uck.
lorn till Ins Mill MlaalDK.
Mr. Hotts I think, my dear, I have
at last found the key to success.
Mrs. llotts Well, just as like as not
you will not be able to find the key
hole. Philadelphia Inquirer.
l'ollce eni,
. "Didn't the captain do anything t
clean up the precinct?"
j "Well, he gathered up a lot of filthy
lucre." Puck.
1 Easily Acquired.
' Giglamps How dfd Wordslinger
make a reputation as a critic?
Taresis By condemning good vere
in bad prose. Town Topics.
SHOES
If you have not seen
our line of SHOES, it
will pay you to see it.
We have the largest
Stock of Shoes
of any store in this sec
tion, Made by the best
Manufacturers especi
ally for me. and will FIT
AND WEAR.
Our School Shoes
are made extra
strong
to stand the hard ser
vice o-ven a School
si. JC.
W. n. MOORtf,
Cor. Main an J Iron Su.
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BLOOMSBURG, FA I
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