.1.1
mif m itntr iim.i i ..;.:. .
IJlij JIUJ1A Ti JiMMAiN,
,
'
He Is the Lowest Type to Be Found
I . In the Southwest.
In Formrr Vrn Members of Thu
Tribe- Initnlitfil In tiniiultiniu.
tic Oralr Mmrt Talk nlnh
an Old tlnurr.
(Ppcrlal Arizona Letter. J j
IT HAS lung been a question - ith. ,
KtinU-iitH ns to whether any of t lie '
India us now living in t'nited
ytati-s territory wen ever catinilmU j
in historic times. Then- is Midi a '
nnturnl horror In 1 ho hiiinnn lncnst
at tlio iiloa of one man t-iitinir tlio
flesh of auutiii-r fur food Unit ill
rf(i
I
OLD MOHAVE I'ANNI l!AL.
irctns to ln a pni'rnl rcliic-tp.i.ce to
even bclii'M- that the Indians uf mir
rountry wen- oer jrlilty of mi leatli
foiuo ami t'rrilili a practice. lu- lie
it from me to attempt to diai :re this j
laudable i-pirit of iride, and few
would lare to charge me with ever
dointf n thing1 to b.viltle the Indians j
nf America. 1 have mihl' their
praises too ofi.-n to 1,,. thus mis-i
judged. lilt facts are facts, ai.d. be-'
'des bciiiLf staiiborii tliiiiirs. they
tdiould he known if one would l iLrht-
!y judire and understand. 1 know ..f
lit few instances where it ha.s ever
een eharired that North American
ndians were cannibals, and it is not
Niiway certain that those so charged
m-.ere cuiltv. It was Ion-' b.li-ved.
fund is yet by many, that the Seris,
who inhabit the Tihiiron island, iu
the Ciulf of Culfornia, were cannibals,
bt.t Dr. V. T. Mctlee, the uctiiig di
rcetor of the L'ni'.ed States bureau of
ethnology, who visited them in Wi-J,
thus disposes of the charge. After
Teciting' his various talks with them
on the subject, he summarizes their
responses as follows:
1. They are not cannibals.
S. Thev do no; eat nnv nortion nr
jmm nous wi iiic umn iu un enemy
eluin in war.
3. Thoy do not eat human liesh iu
a titieririeialvay. and,
1 4. They speciiically ilenied hnvinjf
eaten the lles.li of the two Americans
wlmm they confessed to having killed
the year before.
To nil the-e statements Dr. Mcliee
I... :.. : i: 1 . . 1 : .
..a i. .. i..
piijs lie is ljivuiieu in y'e ms
I
Tint if individual confession goes
for anything, the photograph here
presented of a Mohave Indian is that
of a cannibal. This old fellow open
ly boasts at the dances of his peoplu
of his feasts of human tlesh. He
lives on the Mohave Indian reserva
tion on the Colorado river, between
CLAD IN RABBIT SKIN.
NeedU'H and Yuma, where a large
lumber of this tribe res.ides. They
re without doubt the most degraded
f all Indians of the southwest, hold
ing ideas that are repulsive to every
moral nense of the white man. For
instance, they believe that (iod is
lead, and that His ghost or spirit is
'he devil, and thut this devil lives In
tlie NeedleR mountains near where
the Santa Fe bridge crosses the Col
orado river from Arizona into Cali
fornia. There never was such a devil
u these Mohave have pictured, for
thin "Old Nick" is both mule and fe
male, and lie sits in judgment on
. ory spirit of the dead Mohaws and
r determines what sham of Heaven
tl.y nhall have.
I ' Their looseness of morals in past be-I'-.litf,
go that one is quite prepared to
i' Mielieve the old man's horrible stones
fif hit murders and cannibalism, To
""k at liim as he tells his story is quite
'enough. His eyes roll In a kind of
ecstiittn -.... i i... i:..i... i.i.. i;,,..
' nun lie inns ins 1 1 1
V enjoying is feast in rememlirance.
9 Ml -
Vj Jv V' . N.
tK f a f
f .:
5 Jf. -rlSf it-. ....
f.
m i
"e ,0,rt " t glory In hi ilcbne-
; mi-n i..
I ''is',', I" liini ns )m trils n:oIlitiff
Morj, while t,y t.. pU'tiirc lii-ii.p. ar
, lc, of iiM-iIiiim liiirht. cH lii.ntd ulid
j 111 1 1 sr 1 1 i 11 r. he ;., ;.. ... t .. ., ,.,, ... i.
lcl ic
ft'llilU, tllliMvll lliiw i.l.l I, In
ill. iny L'liiv liuits. IlitT.t i nl from
most Indians he has n i,liKht bund kiiW
mustache, both of which tire partially
white. His face )uu a eu.irse, cruel,
tigerish lm.li, j,,,,! his e e positively
Kleatn k'icii when he is cvitcd nn,l
talking over his past ep. l ienri s. To
add to the terror of his ,,!,s he fasten
a iuill or pine of stick through tlie
septum of hi nostrils, and thin with
rythmic swing ,.f he.,,1 jml b. v cor
responding t,, a rule rhythm in hi
H'ecch he tell, his tale.
It is f i .e u ,,. hefore any
whit'.' man ha. I ,i.i;. : i.:.. -r ..
v ' ' ' ii. 1 1 1 1 i i . i . i iu
u"' M'diaie i'. uintn. There was no
ese, union, nn.i .t. "tug father" at
. n;iMi:r.'Mi,n In! imi In, v.- . r
J existence, nr did tiny k in .w a n h I i.g !
"bout him. I here'liad beui'a few '
white men up the ric: Oi:e came In
, u big boat that bciche.l out lire and j
i s""'''. (This wa.- lltldoubt..;!y l.iellt. '
! Ives steamer, which went up the river ;
, iu 107-1). Mcxieaas an l w hit. s lived '
j at. Ilhr. 'nl r-. ai... I..i Tax, at..; mined
I S"r J-'"''' i''.d sll'.er. but il at wa.,
further (Iowa the river. Il-.eiv now
; am! a:raln -r ii'e niaa more , :.''. r for '
! gl'tterli-.g ri.i k and the stutT he
burned out of it. would .strike out, ;
s,,inctimes ah,r.e. ai d ,,.mt ,, with ;
two or three compj. i.ioii , would roam ,
i o'T into the eoi.ntr;.. a; d the
! d'. sirt m ar to the lar.d of the M .Ikhi's.
omcllo',v their presence would
lu
be one
for
the
var.aoly lie bet rave
i t heir t rail w mild In
It
-ecu b
m.rM
out hunting. ,,r iu ti.e m .
si (! and gra-ses; i r il no-
-iimke of t heir camp ti res
ri
ilo'ir pre. -i !;.'. (li.ee it was known
tiny weie then., tin- .M.,ha.s would
t have a council at the camp lire and
ccrta.'.', jtiiitig warriors woul.! I
to see whether the white man i
I eoi.i he sri''i i-i d i:. slain o
ie M'lit.
r liieU
r cap-
tared. Then in detail the old
I won! de-crl'oe ) , under t!:ei
man
cover
'f t.'ght, he aild his comrades would
j 'teal upon the solitary wi'itelies, as
j they sat around t heir ca in p lire, cook- '
I ii'g t heir im ager meal, or p. rha p- I he v
won!,! wail until sleep had wrapped
his fluent of oidivion around tlieui.
i'he:i, as sualthiiv as the c.i; eiei ps
upon the unsuspecting mou-c. these
r-d devils would secretly crawl upon
A KELIC OF THE PAST.
their hapless victims, and either stun
them with one or two tierce blows of
a stone axe, or transfix them with
hint or agate tipped arrows.
After showing how the poor mur
dered wretches were scalped, he would
then describe the building of a tire, and
the disiuemberiueut of the white man.
His breath was sucked from his dead
lips in order that the white man's en
durance might be communicated to his
Indian slayer; his scalp was removed j
in order to hang it in the proper place j
in the captor's house, and so that he :
could be decorated with it in the war j
dances; if the white man had shown '
any pirit of defense or especial cour- j
age, his heart was first taken out and j
the blood drank and some of the flesh j
eaten raw. This was to give to the '
eater the courage of the man he had j
slain. The strange thing about that
belief is that when a man so takes in
the courage of his slain foe it is added
to the courage he already possesses.
Then the choice bits would be torn !
from the body or cut with flint i
knives and thrown upon the burning !
coals, there to roast while the In
dians danced and sang around the
fire. When hulf cooked often they
would wait no longer, but eat the j
horrible feast, while the blood llowed
over hands and chin.
When 1 asked the old wretch I
which he liked the better, human !
flush or beef, he showed his teeth and
exclaimed: "Man beef!" When I ;
queried how lung it was since he had
eaten any he drew a line in the sand
and signified the length of his Ufa
from birth to now. Then cutting the
line about in half he signified that
never since that time had he touched
human flesh.
Tn civilize such dep-raded sneeimers
of humanity is hard, and I never j
think of thut old man but my heart I
goes out to the men and women who
are engaged in trying to elevate the j
Mohavcs. Of course, the major part
of the tribe are not to be classed in i
the same category as the old canni
bal, but they are all pretty hard sub- I
jecls upon which to work. !
Some of the younger members are
quite bright The older ones, how-i-Ncr,
still stick tenaciously to old
r ustoms as can be seen by looking at
the second photograph, where the
rabbit skin blanket is still worn by
the aged Indian, who was shivering
with Hgue at the time the photo was
tuken. O. WHARTON JAMES. .
if P'
te: - . 4
F - , v.- i , I
fHP COI IIMR1AM Ri nniMcmmr. da
- - - v -' - - LymtuiVJt i -
Tlurl 5lo tmr for It.
".Vow, here is a showcase' mid tha
dealer, pointing to a peculiar-looking
pecimen of htn warts, 'that Is bound
to become popular. It magnifies
everything put in it to double its nti
j turnl size."
, "t'an't use it in my busines," replied
; the prospective eutotuer. "T"hat I
i want is a cae that will seemingly re
; race the actual t'uo ot its content
. fully onc-half."
! "What is your line?" asked the
' denier.
i ".My speciality Is ladle' shoes," re
plii'd the other, with a hnlf-uppresed
i grin. Tit-Ilits.
Optlmlxm.
"Chfr up!" crt'it the it.itrmnn, nhos
'' m-t defeat.
"Thf vr nilct will fon be reversed.
They'll blunder to much they'll be ea.y to
beat
NVxt time. Let ut hope for the wont!"
1'uek.
tiOOD TM I Nti KOII TOMMY.
far-
.TillKI
er say
y Didn't you lierir the teaoh
your eun.-cience is what tell
Ji n when
you do wrur.ir?
l"oiniiiy It' pood it don't tell
your mother. .Milwaukee Sentinel.
V lint Hurt M.i.t.
Who tells malicious lies of us
In bid er.uugh. torwioth,
'.u: far in -re -.icilorlrit i the cus
Who tc'.; n:alic:oui truth.
Fhl.a leli'hla Press.
ot n Knull-l-'liiilrr.
I hope you are not no of tin
1 men
wh
had fault with the cookir..."
"Mo. indeed." answered Mr. Meek
ton. "Henrietta is very considerate in
that way. In order that I may be
perfectly satisfied she let me do most
i f the cooking myself." Washington
? t a r.
An t-lelio.
"Nothing but work and worry day
after day. sighed Mrs. l'eck. "I gup
pose I II never rest iu peace until I'm
in my grave."
"And neither will I. my dear," meekly
rejoined the poor man, who was known
to the community at large ns Mrs
Peek's husband. Chicago Daily New
I dsdih r ruble.
Wife imi should have been at
church to-day. The minister preached
a powerful sermon about men who
neglect to attend divine service.
Jlustiani! Well, if we tuen went to
church he'd never have a chance to
preach that sermon. X. Y. Journal,
Ilia Mean RMort.
married me for ray
"You
money,
she exclaimed, angrily.
As for him, he refused to lose
temper.
"You must have been looking
yourself in the glass," was all
said. Chicago Post.
his
at
he
Knr Money.
Client Don't you think your bill is
rather large?
Lawyer No, I don't think so. That
will be live dollars more.
Client For what?
Lawyer For the opinion I jnst gave
you. . llerald.
Kfenda.
Miss Gush What do your suppose
the result would be if we could hear
what our friends say about us in our
absence?
Miss Candor I think we'd have
trifle more modesty, and considerable
fewer friends. Town and Country.
t A I.lve Man Wanted.
"Is your company for 'Hamlet' com.'
plete?"
"les, answered Mr. Stormington
names. .ui i. want is a good, livs
young man for the ghost." Washing,
ton Star.
She W'iw Too WlllTnc.
"So when they got Aunt Hetty on
the witness stand they told her to tell
all she knew about the case?"
"Yes, but they decided they didn't
care to call an extra session of court."
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Suspicions.
Bank Director How did you come
to examine his boks?
His Associate I heard him address
his Sunday school class on "We are
here to-day and gone to-morrow."
I'uck.
Ilia Attitude.
"I was always against bars," said fhe
I man with the ruby headlight.
I "Yes, and when I saw you last yon
were leaning very heavily against
i them, too." Baltimore Herald.
Keapolls!b!llty,
Strappes Five pounds for a bon
net 1 Madam, it is a crime!
Mrs. S. Well, the crime will be on
uiy own head. Glasgow Evening
Times.
How It Started.
Jack She and her husband have
had their first quarrel.
Tom About what?
Jack About the best way for mar
ried couples to avoid quarrels. Judge.
From Foot to Face.
"When a man has an aching corn,"
remarked the Observer of Events and
Things, "it shows very plainly on his
face." Yonkers Statesman.
t
ORDINANCE NO. 118
The Town of Bloomsburg, Pa.
VVitkrr.h the IM iware L.-vekawAnnii Went
ern Kallnis'l remiiany ds-s to extend tlio
swltch'tin connect Irif wttu in mtn line nf
rillro.id fr.,m Its prcri-nt terminus tn the far
of the il -nt of ihe Hhjom.ti:ii; Kleet rlc Ms'ht
power Vftnpsny so as to eonnn t wlMi ttie
ma'-uriictu.rttiif plants sttu ite ou the southern
fide of t lie Pennsylvania l ssal in tlio town of
Mootmburi? and
WnKRiAS, tli" said D. L. A W. Iiallioid C jtn
panjr has already pr t ired tn . rllit of w.iy
overall private property thrnigli which the
extension of said switch ill pins an!
Wiirrsak, by the draft Ivretef ire surjinltf d
to the T ii r,,iine it appears 1 hat In the ex
tension of said switch It will tie i.ciemar tit
the saiin to cross t'f harpip street In said T.iwn
near tin! lr'ers-eion ih Math s'p-et and to
fHasf -inally riw? and ocivipy Mui b s'r, ..f a'ore
s ild to a point wesf of the maiiuf.i 'turlnif plant
now known as the Elevaror Works:
Therefore be t ordained and i tueifd by the
Town Council of tb Town of ljiorinitiurir and r
la hrreby enacted by authority or the same;
feetlon I. That the said II. L. W. Hallroad
Cnn pa::y Is hereby permitted to locale, con
struct, establish a' d use us a rAlI'oad switch of
io iiiifc-ie tracks across and over Catharine
street la the To n of Bl.Kiutiii".- near the in-
ten vtlon or raid street with Mn'h strotand!
or one track over and along the smi'li ."1 1" "t I
Mnth street arorevild from Irs In'erse. tl n
with '. a'harlne street to a pl'it Immediately '
w-s' or the plant now known as the Kteva'or I
Worrs subject to the teruis and coridltloLS In !
me nniinnnee mention' d and to such other i
reasonable and lawtul reKaiatl ins as may b- '
h-riMftrr by the Town Council from time to i
time in ni t or reutilred. I
Section -The route or said railroad switch, '
I's Brad- and coast ruction shall be to the sa'ls. !
t:v tt"a nnd aenroval of the Knelneer or tt-.e I
T.,wti; nt.il It shall be constructed, maintain"!
and used in all its parts at the crossins or oth.T
s' reels nr highways or uron nr alun the .,i.
s'ich k,rade as shall be n.xed by the Town
nindl in.,l to 'he satisfaction und aiipr .vul ut
tl.e Knulneer uf i h, Town and sous not toluter
f"i.j n n i, the us of such streets'ur.d lil-li a.ivs
pt so inn h as is actually n-ecss.iry and
s!i!l be by the said company so kep-, m attain
ed f,n'! ii-' fl. and t!i said ( nnipany Its s' ss-
oi-.-i, . s ,,r others Ojwraflurf the same shall
submit to and orservi. all le,' il and reaonable
ri'K-ili'l-n.s w iil.'h may b,.' at any time mad- bv
the Town coun jll with reference to speed of
trains. jrr.el"s. il n-in ti. etc.
. eclun Tint under reasonable conditions
all companies or Individuals ownli l m, alon-
laeiineoi s,:i switch sli ill Save tic prlvil f
". . ..oe . injf icre-.vr a aim Mi" said r.illrea.l or
swit. 'a -hail be so operated and m.n.u'"d tiiat
Here -sli ill be r.o ut.Jusf Jts.-rlmtnat m in
o t.iu ur eaar-es mil that under Just and
equitable eor. lltl ins npp.irm: tty shall befT )rd
i d to the Industries alotiif its line to have tle tr
meichanJl.se transported over it to and final
t!ie tracks of other railroads thin the Delaware
Lackawanna i Western Hallroad.
section I. -The sutd Company shall be liable
rur all d images to public or prlva'e prperty by
reason nf the construction, malnienar.ee at.d
use of said switch or by reason of ony privilege
gramed by the Town Council, and nothing in
this ordinance contained shall be construed la
any manner to afreet the rtghts of individuals
orotnersastodamafesby rea.son of the loca
tion, constructioa and maintenance and use of
tald switch or any construction connected
therewith in this ordinance mentioned
or referred to and the said company its suc
cessors, lessees or others owning or operating
the said switch or constructions sh ill keep
the same In good order and sive the Town of
Uloomstvirg harmless rrom any responsibility
or liability whatever by reason of the location
constructlon.maintenaace and use of said s witch
or constructions.
Section 5.-The said Company shall pay all
costs and expenses lncldmt to the drawing,
printing, posting and publishing this ordinance
and all services performed by the. Engineer of
theTowa or other Town oftlcers, or employes
and expenses Incurred by the Town by reason
ot their services necessary under t he provisions
of this ordinance in the construction, mainten
ance and use of the works of the said Compauy
shall be paid by the said Company.
Section 6. This ordinance shall not be of
force unttl it shall ba certiaud to the I). L. & V.
Railroad Company and by said Company accept
ed and approved and such acceptance and ap
proval certified to the Town Council.
Attest: Fiuzi ycics, Secretary.
rasped November is, :J.
JMJ. k. towxsend.
President of Council.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
rie oIhvUel E Troy, lateof&anrtinciuhtp.
deynd.
The nnderslcrned annolnted an auditor hr fh
orphans Court of Columbia county to make
distribution of the funds In the hands of c. II.
Troy and I. S. Troy admlulsf rators of said de-
eeaseu, win attend at his onice in bloomsburg
on Friday, January vth, 1903, at ten o'clock in
me torenoon to perform the duties or his a.
ed la the rund in the bunds ot the said admlnls.
iiuiii.iumi. wnen inn waere an names interest.
trator are requested to appear and prove ruelr
cmiitis ur oe lurever aeoarren rrom cominc in on
oaiu iuna. JUlirs U. ritKhZB,
12 18 3t Auditor
ELECTION NOTICE.
A meetlmr Of the Stockholders of tha Funnel-
National Bank of Bloomsburg, ror the election
or a board or directors tor theensulng year, will
be held In the directors' room of the Bank on
TuesdHT. January i;!. ISO. between the hours nf
two anu tour p. in.
1J-11 tn. M. MILLEISEN. Cashier.
ELECTION NOTICE.
A meetlnir of the stockholders or the Blooms.
burg National Bank of Bloomsburg, forthe elec
tion 01 a ooara or directors ror theensulng vear,
will be held In the directors' room of the Kanlt
on Tuesday, January l'i, ltw;, between the hours
ui ten a. m. and twelve m.
W-ll tn. W. II. HIDLAY, Cashier.
ELECTION NOTICE.
The annual meetlne of the Dollev holders of
the Brlarcreelr. rFarmers' Mutual Insurance
company of l.lme Hldge, ra., will be held ur
tne nan or centre (irange, o. eii, p. of 11., on
Tuesday, January lath. ltum. between the hours
of 10 a. u;. and i p. m , for the election ot twelve
directors to serve tor the ensulue year, and for
iue transaction 01 sucn 01 aer uusiuesa as muy
projierly come before wild meeting.
i-'-ii st 11. u. hko n, Secretary.
ELECTION NOTICE.
The regular annual meellnirof the stoekhold
ersof the First National bank, or Bloomsburg,
rn,, n,r iue riecuou or inreemrs tfir iue ensu
ing year will be ln-H at the ofllce or said Bank
on Tuesday, Januaiy is, iw.,'i, between the
hours of U a. m., and 12 o'clock, 1. 01.11
K. F. CAKl'ESTER,
12 11-It Cashier.
NOTICE IN DIYORCE.
Myrtle Bailey,) Petition In Divorce. No 131,
vs Sent. T . mo-'. Common Pleas.
Adam Bailey. J of Columbia county, l a.
To dam llailey, lato of said County.
Whereas, Myrtle Bailey, your wife, has filed a
libel In divorce as above stated, pruylng a di
vorce from you ; now, therefore, vou are here,
by notified and featured to unn,ar In said
Court on or before Monday, the Second day of
February, lW'l, to show cause, ir any you have,
whv Myrtle Bulley should not be invoiced from
the bonds or matrimony entered Into with you.
according to the prayers or the petitioner tiled
lu said Court. 1AN1L K.NOKH
U-U-U bherifl.
L KG A L A D VERTIS E ME NTS.
SHERIFF'?? SALE.
Hy virtue or sundry writ or I.ev.Fa.lssued out
of the Court ot Common Mcas or Columbia
county, Pennsylvania and to me directed there
will b exposed to publU sale at the Court
li'iuse In idnr.instjurg, county and state afore,
said on
SATURDAY, DEC. 20th, 1902,
ai.iwoociocitp.iii.all that certain message
tenement and tract of land situate In tin town
ship of Prinklln, bounded and described as
follows to.wlt: Iteytnnliig at a chestnut oaic
corner 01 josepi, iuti. j lard, and running
thence by the same north seven degree east
twen y.eiuhf perches to a stone; thence by the
same smith eltfhty.one and one-half degrees'
east elhty-one perches to a stone; thei.c. by
land of rilao W'.',ivr, north six decrees, east
fory-f wo porches to a pine knot; thence by the
same north seven 1 greei east sixteen ind two
lei.th p tc hes to a post; thence by land or
Uncher ,t Thomas and land ot John Former,
d"ce,ised, nnrtu tweiiti -nine and one-halt de.
, gr- esw st one hundred a;,d Rt een and one-
ii.ui rep nes tn a post corner of .John Hewer's
, laMl; tlicrce br the sim sou'h flfty-elglit de
! (frees, w-esr one hundred and eighteen atd six
tenth p-'ciies to n post In I'ne of hind of Jacob
h'ts'enbaii'ler.ttience by the same south eighty
1 seven and on-!ialf decrees east six and seven
( tetitlis perches 10 a white oik, the place of be
( pinning containing
ONE Ml'NDRKD AND ONE
n"r-s nr, i twenty-'hree perches, whereon It
erected a
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
I balk born nd n'herc-u'-b'illdlnss.
ei'i"i. 1.1 ;en in e.xe-irien at tlie suit of M. A.
nint.v cuar liin or S'erllng .Manhart, Byronf
Manhar' and Tardee .Manhart, minor children o
J.ary .. v.mhart, deceased, vs. Margaret
(.rimes, administratrix ot II li. (irluies de.
ceas d and to bo sold as the property or the
ll. li (i'ilie S estate.
W. II. IJII.XWS,
. a. mi in., dam;:l knoui:,
I., c. .Vk.,iii, Attys. Mierlfr.
A DM I NTSTRATO R-S S A EE
OF
Real Estate.
Pursuant to an o-tW of the orphans- Court of
Columbia couti'y, Pennsylvania, the undersign
ed adialtils'rafor of the estate r samuel M.
Lowry, late of Madison township, deceased,
will expos to .sale on the premis-s on
SATURDAY, JANUARY yj, i9o3,
at two o'clock In tl.e aferr.oon the following
d' scribe. I real estate;
Al.l. THAT ( EKT1IN Undivided SlX-SlXteenf h3
of a tract of land situate In sail iad!.s.Ja twp.,
bound das follows to wit: (in the south by
laLtl.s ot x 1111 iiu ilartiln, on the east by lands
or The d re Uuu)on and J. M. Smith, on the
west bv lands ot Nelsoi Kitchen, and on the
north by lands of 1' r Wolf; being the lands
lat of Jacob Mills deceased, and containing
one hundred and twenty-four acres, whereon
are ere 'ted a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE, A LANK BARN,
wagon sheds, corn cribs and other out-build
ings: Thete Is a well of wafer at the house and
a spring at tha barn; an apple orchard and som
timber.
TEI1MS OF SALE: Ten per cent, of the pur
chase money to be paid ut the striking down ot
the property: the one-fourth less ten percent,
at the confirmation of sale: and tne remaining
tnree-rourths In one year theieafter, with In.
teresr from confirmation nisi.
JonsO. Frekzf, JOHN C. WOLF.
UM Attorney. Adm. of Sam'l S. Lowry
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue or a writ or Vend. Exp. Issued out
01 tno tourt or Common Pleas of Columbia
county, Pennsylvania and to me directed there
will bo exposed to public sale at the Court
House in Bloomsburg, county and State afore.
said on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1903
at two 0 clock In the afternoon, the following
real eslate to wit: All that, the right, title and
Interest of Jacob E. Kclfer In all that certain
messuage situate in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania
Beginning at a corner of a lot of Wm. Fenster.
macher, on south side of Fifth street, and ex
tending eastwardly along eaid street tlfty feet
more or less to corner of an alley east of Iron
street; thence along said alley southwardly one
hundred and seventy-five feet to an alley
thence along said alley westwardly to line of
lot formerly of Wm. Fenstermacher fifty feet
more or less, thence northwardly along line of
lain Wm. Fenstermac:er one hundred
and seventy-flve feet more or less to Fifth
street, the place or beginning; betr g lot No, SC
In waller's addition to the town of Bloomsburg,
wnereon is erected a
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE,
frame stable and out buildings.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit of the
Sunbury Beef Company vs. Jacob E. Kelfer and
to be sold as the property of Jacob E. Kelfer.
KBSZB, Atty. DANIEL KN'OKIi.
Sheriff.
ELECTION NOTICE.
The stockholders of the Pennsylvania Copper
and Mining Co. will hold their annual meeting
for the election of a Board of Directors to servo
ror the ensuing year, on Mondav, January 5th,
13, at the office ot the Company's plant In
ooiii 10.11 iovnsiii, eoiumoia couniy, ra., at
ieu o ciock in iue lorenoon
li-i-u. Josiab P. Fbiti, secretary,
PROFESSIONAL CARDlKf
N. U. FUNK,
ATTCHUrrr-AT-tAW,
Urt E&f Boildeag, Coon Hon
BLOOMSBURG, PA,
A. L. FRITZ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office liloomsburg Nat'l Bank Bldg., 8d Boor.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
J. II. MAIZE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. INSURANCE
AND
REAL ESTATI AGENT,
Office, in I.ocktrd'i Building,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
JOIIS 0. PKIIZ. JOHN 0. BABM AN
FREEZE & HARMAN,
VTT )HS SYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LA W,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
omoei:Centrest.. first door belowoperaHODi
A. N. YOST,
ATTORNIY-AT-LAW
Wirt Building, Couit IU tie Fqunre.
ELOOMSBURG. TA
IL A. McKILLIP.
ATTORNLY-AT-IAW.
Coiumhian T.uildirg, 2nd Floor,
ELOOMSBffcO, PA.
RALPH R. JOHN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hartman Building, Market Sqrme.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
IKELER & IKELEK,
ATTORNEY AT LA W.
OfTice laclc of Farmers' Natioral I!anV.
BLOOMSBL'I.G, fA.
CLYDE CHAS. YETTER,
ATTORNEY AT-1. AW,
BLOOMSrURO, P
OfTice in Wirt's Buihlinc,
W. II. ISH AWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, Corner of Third and Main Stl
CATAWISSA.. PA.
CLINTON HERRING,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office with Grant Herring.
F LOOM Sr. I." KG, I'A.
CiT Will be in Oranj;cvii!e Wednesday o
each week.
WILLIAM C. JOHNSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OtTice in Wells' Building over B. A.
t:iddin's Clothing ?tore, looomsbnrc, P
Will .e in Millville on Tuesd.m
II.
MONTGOMERY SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office .-Wirt Luililin
over Alexande-.
1 1-16-99
Bros.
EDWARD. FLYNN,
ATTORNEV-AT-LAW,
CF.NTKALIA, tA,
-OT.ce Llddlcot building, Locust avenua-
J-
S. JOHN, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SVFGEON.
Office and residence, 410 Main St
i -30-1" ri.ooMs-ruKo, pa.
MONTOTK TXt.rrnosK. BKII Tmnn
IVKS TEST1U, CLASSBS UTTKD.
H. BIERMAN, D.
nOMCEOPATUIC PHYSICIAN AND hTKGKOK
orpici Horas: Office Kes'dence, 1th St.
10 a. m. to X p. m., 6:30 to 8 p. m.
. HUCVSPrFG, PA
J. J. BROWN, MT
THE! EYE A SPECIALTY.
Eye, tested and fitted with ela,ses.
o Sunday work.
31 1 Market St., Bloomsburg, Pa.
Hours: 10 to S
Telefhone,
DR. M. J. HESS.
DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Crown and bridge work
A
SPECIALTY,
Corner Main and Centre Streets.
, FLOos. SFUPn PA
Columbia.. Montour Telephone connection.
Dr. W. H. HOUSE,
SrKGEON DENTIST,
Office Barton's Building, Main below JJarke
Bloomsburg, Pa.
All ,i,l of norb done in a Surerior m.nne
ndall vioik air;ittd as tefresente
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
by the use of Gas, and free of charge when
artificial teeth are inserted.
10 fce open all hours during the day
C. WATSON McKELVY,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
(Successor to B. P. Hartman
ip,ents ,welTeo'the stnreht Comna
ies in the world, among which 1 ar?: tompa
CASH TOTAL SraPLUt
mnklln of Phlia-.Si'0
4lM,0lQ H,h.!U0
1 ... i 4 !" WW S,.Ml,'6 1 11 KB
estchester. v. v o ; J 1,l!',r
N.Amirici. Ph ,r ,' .'::.? T. '0
- Wwv,wv -, 1 CAJyOCV C,3Ma7
Office
-First Nat'l Bank Bide. 2d mr.
"WLosses promptly adjusted and paid.
M. P. LUTZ & SON,
(SUCCESSORS TO PKKAS BH0WH1
INSURANCE AND RE ALESTATE
AUENTS AND BKOKf RS
O
N. W. Corner Main and Centre. Strttf J
Bloomsburg, Pa.
o
Represent Seventeen as good Com.
I'ames as mere are m the World
and all losses promptly adjust
cd and paid at their' Office.
SADE T. VANNATTA.
(Successor to C. F. Knipp.)
GEXERAL IXSURAXCE
Office SjS Iron St., Blooui.
Oct. 31, tgoi. tf
CITY HOTEL,
W. A. Hartzel, Prop.
rso. 121 West Main Street,
WXarge and convenient sample rooms, bat
rooms, hot and cold water, and modern com
vemences. Bar stocked i:h l, - -
liquors. First-class livery attached.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
G. Snydkr, I'ropiietoj,
(Oopoiitethe Court House)
BLOOMSBURO, fA.
L arce and convenient umr.l. -.
rooms hot and cold water, and all m-vl.
convenicncen. .
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