THE COLUMBIAN. BL00MS6URG, PA.
THE CHANGE
Conducted bf
J. W. DARROW. Chatham. N. Y,
Yet Corruvonfcnt Titvi York StnUi
(Jrang
HON. THOMAS MARS.
Owe of the Fnrnin4 1'ntrnn of Mich.
Irrii nnl K-.to Rpnittor.
A atronf? plllnr In tlio grntif?e of Midi
Itrnn, n miccpsafiil nml prominent fnrni
r, the nnnio of Tliotiina Mnr Is woll
nigh n houwhold word In the country
homes of the Wolverine State, lie I
neventy-flve yours old, but vltiorotis, en-
thusliistlc und a
power In farm
pra'nsseuililiifies. Up Joined the
prnne over thir
ty years iiko. In
1S77 ho wns
rleeted n ini'in
her of the exec
utive coinnill tee
of the state
pnume and, with
the exeepllon of
two yearn, has
lieen a nienitiei
of that coiiuiiit-
iios. tiiomas mars, tee until the
present time nnd Is now chairman
thereof.
From 1SS7 to is::: he was master of
the state Krane. During (his period
lie devoted nearly nil his lime In travel
ing over the state, visiting nearly every
jrranu'e, nnd the sneers of the Order in
Michigan is due In no small decree to
Rrother Mars' nhle efTorts nnd energy.
iJurlnjr these years he was a leader In
the tight nainst the plaster comhlne
mid patent sharks.
Thomas Mars hns a larne nnd fine
f n nn nnd -n lienutlful home near I'.er
rien Center, Mleli. lie lias been state
ionntor, member of the board of con
trol of the state public school, county
agent of the state board of corrections
and charities nnd has held many other
ollleos of a minor or local nature.
MICHIGAN STATE GRANGE.
Elsrhtr New (iranKti Organ Urd the
Pant Year.
One of the live grange states Is Mich
igan. The thirty-second annual session,
held at Lnnslng, Mkh., was n most Im
portant one. Worthy Master George
B. Ilorton of Fruit Rlde reported
good progress during the yenr. EigUy
granges hnve been added to the list,
and the total membership is well ulong
toward 50.000. lie reported that dur
ing the yenr $200,000 in sales had been
made under grange contracts covering
woven wire fencing, binder twine, fer
tilizer, etc. lie stated that the saving
will be $20,000 to the purchasers.
The report of the secretary of the Pn
trous' Mutual Fire Insurance company
allowed that it is carrying $1,200,301 In
risks lu 2,0."d policies. The committee,
on co-operation recommended that the
scope of the information bureau es
tablished lu Lansing be extended to
mako It n commission house. Resolu
tions were adopted on the following
topics: rrovldlng for the public owner
ship of railroads, recommending the
election of dairy and food commission,
lu favor of using the Influence of the
grange to prevent, discriminations In
freight rates In favor of large corpora
tions, favoring a luw that will provide
for the nomination of governor, lieu
tenant governor and members of tha
state legislature by direct vote nnd tho
use of the same system In counties
which nsk for It by n majority vote.
llou. George B. Ilorton wns re-elected
state master, ns were also the effi
cient lecturer, Mrs. F. D. Saunders of
Rockford, nnd Secretary Miss Jennie
Buel of Ann Arbor. The place of the
next meeting of the state grange Is
Grand Rapids.
Indiana State Grange.
The thiry-fourth annual session of
the Indiana state grange was held at
Marion, Ind., Hon. Aaron Jones, worthy
master, presiding. He reported twenty
one new granges organized during the
p9t year and six reorganized. He
commended the fraternal spirit mani
fested among tlie members of the Order
throughout the state, was pleased to
note the development of better methods
In the management of farms and said
that the Order should be extended Into
every township In the state. He fa
Torn the field meetings In the summer
time as a means to this end. The re
port of the committee on co-operation
showed that the membership has been
benefited by co-operation In buying
binder twine and fertilizer. The
amount expended for the latter was $),
889, and the committee estimated a
saving of $5 per ton on the purchuso
of fertilizer through their contracts,
making the saving $2,280 on this trade
lone.
Co-operation In Ken Jersey,
Burlington county, N. J., has the
banner In the amount of business con
ducted, between $30,000 and $40,000
worth of business being transacted,
with a saving of $10,000 to the Tatrons.
Cumberland county has built three new
halls the past year, at a cost of $0,G00.
The secretary of the Orange Mutual
Insurance company reports policies ag
gregating $8,000,000, with only $14,
000 lu losses, the past year and $15,000
now In the treasury.
Houltou (Me.) grange runs a co-op-
ness the past year. Now It Is to erect
I a hlacUsuiith shop 24 by 00 feet In slzo
Sand equip It with modern appliances.
I They do things In Maine.
e
I F.x-lJiiltecl States Consul Judge Cu-ye-t
Is an oilleer In tho Evening Star
Jniiitfo, No. 27, of Oregon.
Governor ( J. Bell has been re-eloe.t-
Wl niriMter of the Vermont state grange.
J
THE ORDER FLOURISHING.
Ilrlef ItrnorlH of the Condition of the
(Iranae In Varlona States.
New Hampshire reports 2i!1 subordi
nate and 19 Pomona granges, and 100
members of the Order were elected to
tho jast legislature. Pennsylvania re
ports nearly 7,000 new members the
pnst year. Maine now hns 374 subordi
nate granges nnd 24 Pomona granges.
The total state membership Is 4.",772.
Thirteen new grange halls were erect
ed tho past yenr In that state, cost
ing on uu average $3,700, the most
expensive one costing $14,tiO0. One
subordinate grange lu that state has
a membership of about H00. New
York has orgiiui.cd .12 new granges
the past year und has dedicated 7
grange halls. The gain in membership
Is between fi.OlH) and C.,000 for the yenr.
Kansas has added d.OOO to the member
ship during the past year. One fire In
surance company In that state carries
risks to the value of more than $.'l.2iO,
00O. Kliode Island reports fair prosper
ity for the grange. Mutual lire Insur
ance companies report a saving of r0
per cent on the cost of Insurance.
Maryland reports progress. Michigan
has added eU;lity-one granges the past
year, making 71! granges In the state,
with 41,01.1 members. There are about
twenty comity and district (Ire Insur
ance companies lu the state, the aver
age cost of Insurance on each $1,000
being nlioiit $l.2." per annum. They
have $2D,ii(iO In the state treasury.
Four hundred grange halls are owned
by subordinate granges. There are
twenty-four in one county. West Vir
ginia Is rapidly coming to the front.
Then; are about 100 granges In good
stund.'ng. New Jersey has Increased
Us membership about 2,000 tho past
yenr.
Tonic For nificuNnlon In the Grange.
Will the exclusive use of commercial
fertilizers tend to Impoverish hind
when used continuously 7
Is the food value of a ton of corn
either increased or diminished by put
ting it Into a silo?
Should n farmer Join the grange
merely to make or save money by so
doing?
Is the abolition of corporal punish
ment In our common schools proving a
blessing or an Injury to the youth of
our country?
Is It possible for manufacturers of
fnrni implements to sell direct to farm
ers and dispense entirely with agents?
Does Improved machinery Increase or
decrense the cost of production of a
crop, everything being taken Into con
sideration? Is It equitable nnd fnlr for one lo
cality that hns already built good roads
to be taxed for the Improvement of
roads In other localities where roads
are unimproved?
The Subordinate Grnnare.
The subordinate grange Is the basic
stone of our Order, nud without It
we could not succeed, says State Mas
ter Gaunt of New Jersey. It is tho
strong link in the chain that binds this
great fanners' organization together
from ocean to oeeau. The Intlueneo
and usefulness of the Pomona state
and national granges depend upon good
work done by our subordinates. It be
hooves us as Patrons to look well to
the great superstructure upon which
the order rests. Let each bo a farm
ers' school, where the mind and heart
can be cultured, the vision be broaden
ed and life made worth living.
An Entrrprlnlnir Maine Granee.
Wesaweskeag grange, up In Maine,
is noted for something besides Its
name. This grange, we learn from the
Maine Farmer, Is to acquire title to a
small fnrni property nt South Thomas
ton, whereon It will erect or remodel
one of the present buildings Into a com
modious grange hall. The hall will be
on the second floor, with banquet hall,
kitchen, pantry and other facilities on
the first floor. This will Involve an
expense of about $300, and the money
for the entire deal is In sight. The
property cost $1,300.
The Grange In IUInola.
We have added eight granges to our
rolls during the yenr and Increased our
membership about 20 per cent. The
profits to the membership, so far as
reported for the three quarters past,
by co-operation In buying supplies and
disposing of products, were about 14
per cent us compared with the local
prices. Our dealings reach from the
disposing of products In the east to
the buying of fruit lu Washington and
California. Oliver Wilson, State Mas
ter of Illinois.
$615 to Washington C 0- and Eeturn
via Readin Bailway.
For the Inauguration of President
Roosevelt at Washington, D. C,
Saturday, March 4, 1905 the Read
ing Railway will sell special excur
sion tickets from stations named
below to Washington, D. C, via
Philadelphia and JJ. & O. R. R., at
low rates noted:
Danville - - 6.15
Bloomsburg - 6.15
Catawissa - - 6.15
These tickets will be good going
March 2, 3 and 4; returning, leav
ing Washington to March 8, 1905.
inclusive.
Stop-over allowed at Philadel
phia on deposit of ticket with agent
but passenger must reach Washing
ton not tater than March 4, and re
turning must leave Philadelphia not
later than March 8, 1905. Exten
sion of return limit for ten days
may be secured on payment of one
dollar at Washington.
For full particulars cousult ticket
agent. 16 3t
Annual Statement
-OF THK
BLOOM POOR DISTRICT
For the year ending
Jan. tut, 1901.
KXPEN8EH,
A LMSHOUHK AND
Oroeerle....
Iry good...
Coal
Meat
Lnoor
nothing
Medhsitl atipplle
Hiirdwfirf
I'hoaplinte and manure
TohRcnti ,.
Kepiilr
HUr food.
Kewl
Hralp
Tlnwnre and hone
Cream can
Meal guilder
llfHlHI.
Alarm clock
Lamp M
HHriiwOi
Hum n .,
Hie in Hunt
clctitiir
Mimdry expose ,
Krnli ,
H . Illilnir
rnrm Implement
r nriiltiiru
Meed
New Hhnd
Cm tie
T nnd phitit
rfi'f.iiir to r'wrvolr ,
( hie- i-n hoiiHe
New Mnk
t'lipernir kllrlien
Hinder twlnu
Ti r.Klilnir
Vilei Unity Kprvtren
Lo.11 oil mid tank
hi m
22s oh
68 44
114 75
M M
m V0
m (4)
177 1
IS IS
aw w
m 75
67 n
a as
19 7
8 00
4 'ifi
4'J 74
I no
9 80
17 M
4."j0 a)
'ISA 60
5 CO
II HO
21 M
17 (
1IM Nl
m 90
40 611
6(1 6H
llll 60
: Hi
4 JO 00
j-i
H 111
H li
lfl 8i
l K
'A) 141
II i
1MNVII.LK HOSPITAL. FOR INSANE.
TIIIIij W Oll.lm,
62 2-7 wknat!! .75
till 60
Ml 60
111 60
I liillt V !-''H't, "
Mnry A ThiiinuM, "
.. KahliT, "
l.i M ih-rncr, "
CnrileTiirrlll, "
J ii W umi.uri, "
Win W Ki-rter, '
I'.iIhr K Hmllh, '
John H IIihmip,
Nnnrv l.uuh .(h, 11
( hin urn W OiHliam, "
Mnry K Keller, "
John MiuhikiHii, "
I n 11 lei Hreer, "
MiIIib A Hnrvey, "
MUlnn H.rrv, "
Jiiwe Kelly, "
Jiih M OVonnell, 24 1-7
Conrad 11 Kelc.htier, 41
Mnry A Hubert, 111 8 7
Henry Rerger, V S-7
Mxry Hulllvan, 2H 17
(.'hKK A Armstrong, 2H 1-7
Iconic Vorks. 12 2 7
VI 6li
ll fO
HI 60
Ml 60
Ml 60
Ml 60
HI 60
Ml 60
HI 60
Ml 6ii
HI 60
Ml 60
HI
HI 60
VI 60
42 25
77 00
29 vf,
Hi (0
46 75
45 75
. 21 60
I 00
SUNDRY EXPEN8K9.
Traveling expenne f SO 28
Taking E brown to bouie lor
feehie inluded. 81 44
Taking Mr Hlngliam Votlie
AltiiMliouxe 4 00
Taking Win Mnli to almiib' 175
Home hire 1900 and 1V02 4 00
Home hire, Holmeo. 8 00
IiiHtirHUoe 18 00
Poetngn A H7
Order-of relief 6190
Printing, adver'ng, stationery 63 OH
Telephone rervloe .. 48 60
Medical Attendance ;
Hrott towimhlp 12 60
Hloom 00
t'onllnemenl oaaen. 20 00
WhltUowlIng H 00
Kxum'u Mm Mary Hanaert 15 00
" Henry Burger 10 00
Oao Hindering 13 00
For Merwlcn (Steele) 2 00
For Kenton boro ( aldron) 00 75
Kurlnl Print, child 18 00
Burial Win F.vann 15 00
Burial Noah Wolf 85 60
Kurlnl Kelxy lupoid & num'ug 77 44
K. flind to J M liote, col 4 62
Pun-bane ot renervatlous 0.1 00
Hnite Awi'a of Charities 10 00
Htiite Hoa for teeble minded,
K Brown 14 63
Intercut to O H Welllvur 86 00
Ticket to tramp 184
hxpeiiHea In Itiire eaaee 0 15
Kxpei)H In Waldren raHe ... 1 CO
TrtiDHfur ol acct to uew i reaa 8 09
f 687 Oil
OUT-DOOR RELIEF,
Mm AnnaDIgg t 00 70
" Hall 22 S8
" WmFeddur. 39 15
" I Walter. 61 47
" Matilda Adnin M2 00
" I. Hlldebrandt 15 60
" DeHart. 81 60
" Bertha Jacoby 80 65
" Ida Kvan 82 IS
" I) Hauman 60 1H
" H Chamberlalu 191 25
" K ' 25 45
" Ida W'hIUinlKht. V4 75
" C JohnOQ 87 19
" Hiewer 60 (16
" Mary uniiiiem 91 80
" J.aunt f owler 188 14
" Hi'arle 8 50
JeniMha Hew 80 81
Jhh Harding. . 18 94
Wm Prints H5 m
Lydla rltookey 88 42
Hunry HtooUey .. 8 00
Mm .1 Wauiob . 81 o
MrRIxug. 43 00
H l.ong 5 60
Mm Tho Brown 24 00
Wm A Htewart 8 25
Clark and Mary Chrlmnaii.... 183 89
Jacob Martx 47 83
Ann Mutlley 47 85
Ueo Ullluuuy 86 90
John Ward 45 24
Mm John MeCormlck 65 88
Oeo rjluderliter. 2H 95
Tho Krudt 0 00
Frank Jones 16 0J
Locy Wert mail- 66 60
Ueo Hchuler. 2K 12
Wllda Hhoemaker a 00
F.dward Hhoeuiaker 20 65
J Martin 1 IKi
Alfred Evan 4 80
Fred KubenHtelu 18 60
Willie Busy 13 00
W m K remler 40 25
Geo Ivey and wile 82 81
Daniel Uarniar..
15 60
12 65
6 75
15 40
85 75
6 25
117 52
8 00
4 26
18 68
19 91
14 00
18 20
8 60
1 40
2 110
67 83
13 26
10 60
18 76
129 44
6 00
1 69
4 25
8 45
82 12
20 11
129 67
45 00
184 75
A Y Heas
J D J one"
Jan Ingold and wife
Milton KCox
Mm W H Crouiley
Patrick O'Nell aud wife...
O U HwlKher
Mm He well
Joe Witt
Lydla Hayman.
W R MeUaw
Jus Ijtycock
Lloyd Uliier.
Mr Ja KlUHley
Win Fox
Mm C J Oilman ,
Mm Wm btautleld
Mat Doyle
Mm Oeo Wertman
Htephen Hill ,
J w Watt
H Hwlxher.
John Hell re y .,
Mm liaulel Ingold
Wm Mllohe.l
Jerry UbiihII
wm nopper
Wm Jhvoiii
H J Michael
Mm A H Bingham 88 00
Elwo "d Barou (tramp).,
2 00
imiw 1 oney
Wm Keinu
1 85
12 25
00 CO
9 60
8 CO
1 86
2 60
7 60
4 60
4 00
4 00
8 00
8 00
1 60
60 17
Thou Wlthey
Mm ueo Jaooby
Elmer Fox
Oeo Forbey
Mm Davw
Jennie O'Brien
Henry Bericer.
Mm Vunaker
Matilda Hurley..-
Oeo Peter
MmMnyder
John Klce 1 Kerwlxk)
Out Door Relief returned..
RulleflOOl 1217 08
Relief 1U01 2UU3 80
13210 42
Ouarantlue Casoi :
Bloom
C'ha Hwlshor
Anna Nevhurt
John Hurher
It F FUher.
Jao Mart
J T AKhworlh
MmDctuiul Bhuiuuu..
66 42
20 48
U 60
6 00
8 10
9 04
15 18
t 12S 82
Buuarlouf TowuHbln
Cyril W Men. 48 31
Jn Hhult 8? 6H
r iij miihiii!
Horlnn Hhut
t'llH Hlliger
t:ha Keinlcy nitt
Ernet Hawney
Arthur Baker
Frank Hen ,
Walter He
a 44
9 21
5 OH
10 00
10 00
8 28
29 88
14 NU
I 174
BALAK1EH ND FEES.
("handlee Eve, Dlreetor $100 00
W B Allen.
1 0 no
25 00
75 CO
100 00
Thou Webb,
OTWIImm, "
Clem R WelK", ReoreUrv
M B Hoi'k and wife, teward
and matron TOO 00
Auditor 19118 15 00
Appraiser aud Clerk, Inv.
Jan. 2. 1901 1J no
Wm C Jnhnaton, Solicitor .... 147 60
Dr F W Kedeker 25 00
IrJCRiitUr. 76 00
lr I R Wolf ao 00
Dr D M Hen n no
i)r K Everett la 10
Dr M 11 Kmlthgall li 0J
S1II4 20
ORDERS FOR DIHCOI'NT.
Order No.
R
4fl
49
7
115
117
125
1 28
IHi
173
202
'."1
2'KI
2(4
V:t9
275
874
1-711
4Hi
1500 00
16011 01
7110 00
64) IKl
llHK) 00
:nio oi
:m 00
1 to
) 01
7(io on
KMI no
lnon 10
wo 00
son 00
21ml 00
'.IKI 1 0
ton) en
71 0 00
7(0 00
(1 1830 00
KECAPIlt.'I.ATION.
A ImnhoiiHe and expense d '.'.lfll 52
Danville Howiiltul lor Iiihhiib 19 5 (hi
Hiltiflrv ev ueiiii
mi im
217 Ot
BNi3 80
i a 82
Outdoor lellef i.iild fir HUM...
Out diHir relief pHld for DM...
(uuriintine i'hw n lor Bloom...
lu-riinilne riim for Mugnr-
loaf lowtiHhlp
H In r1" and fee
irder for dlsnontit
Omit No. xti overdrawn mid
refunded
171 W
I III 20
IIVjO 00
?2o707 48
Illoom Poor District In account with
WM. II. H1DHY, Trea.
To bal In Trea Jan 2, 1001 t 721 57
Hloom, W V Robnln, col I90J 44i 88
Scott, t! K Hartmnn, col 1908. 243 33
Ureenw'd, Burr Albertgon, col
IW'S 815 49
Mill vllle, D C Shoemaker, col
MHW M 2 05
Suuarloar, A L Frit., col 1H03 131 78
Hloom, 1. M Hleppv, OOl lWH... 17t! 88
Bloom, I, M Wleppy, col 1904... 4718 81
Heott, C E Hartn.an, eol 1901.. 450 00
Ureenw'd, Burr Albertson, col
1H04 650 87
Mlllvllle, DC Shoemaker col
1K0I 427 81
Sugarloaf, A L Frltr, col 1904 2J 83
Outilde.HChamherlln 10 80
" WW Keator C Eve
Dlr 91 22
Bale of Te .111 C Eve, Dir..... 200 00
Farm, Oat 68 70
" Calve 60 00
" Wheat 6183
" Caiibaue 1 60
" Potatoes 20 60
" Buck wheat 186 61
" Old Iron 1 82
' Turnip 3 00
" Bull 40 00
" Corn planter 8 40
" 0-w 48 00
Butter 48 90
Order discounted 128n9 87
$23518 83
By order paid $23510 77
By bal paid to M Mlllelsen,
Trea., Nov. 1, 1901 8 09
$13618 86
Bloom Poor Dlstrlot In account with
M MILLEI8EN, Trea,
To b rece ved from Wm H
Hldlay, former Trea. $ 8
Bloom, I, M Ml. ppy, col 1904 .. 050
Bloom, 1. M Hleiipy, Col 1901... Ul
BliHiiii,W V Konblns. Pol 1902 4i
Sugarloaf, A L Fritz, col HMVi 48
" 1904 M
Scott, C E Hurtmiin, ool 1IHII.. a 0
Ureenw'd, Burr AlberUou col
1004 133
Farm, Corn 58
" Lard 21
" Calve 2i
" OitM 131
" Chicken 18
" Meat 7
" Shoat 49
" Kkk 7
" Butter 24
" Cow 00
" Buckwhent (lour 14
OutHlde, KoHle ork (OEvej 22
rlale tif boiler 25
" C'oiiHldenttlon Deed
to M B A B R R Co 250
" (inlderatlon Deed
to Kiln worth SI, after 75
" Expend paid by Ells
09
13
10
82
73
27
00
CO
09
60
00
41
85
98
60
90
01
2i
87
75
00
00
00
00
IKI
07
worth Shatter 20
Order diwounled 1(175
NotedlM;ounled 12U4
Order Ho 808 to M B Hock,
cash returned by Secretary
to Treasurer, tilled up for
45c. too inucu
45
. $ 5247 88
By order paid 14384
by bal la baud of Trea........ 803
$ 6247 88
COMPARISON OF ACCOUNTS OF SECRE
TARY AND TREASURERS.
Secretary' Account.
Orders drawn for year 1904 $25707 48
Leas order unpaid ol 1904...... 2067 A3
$23039 65
Treasurers' Account.
Wm H Hldlay, Trea.
Order paid . $28518 88
M Mtllelen,Troa.
Order paid 8178 08
$26097 82
Leu order of 1002 and 1903 pd 8058 27
$23839 55
ACCOUNTS WITH COLLECTORS OF
BLOOM POOR DISTRICT.
BLOOM.
L M Sleppy, Collector, 1908.
Bulanoe f 2316 21
By eah $1817 98
By 00m 95 08
Balance due. 401 66
$ 2315 21
L M Sleppy, Collector, 1904.
Duplicate , $10194 69
UyCHHli $5308 B4
By coin 284 68
Balance due 4541 07
$10194 69
GREENWOOD.
Burr Albertson. Collector. 1904.
Duplicate $1618 00
By cash $ m 67
By com 35 98
Buluucedue. 790 35
$1616 00
MILLVILLE BORO.
D C Shoemaker. Collector. 1904.
Duplicate $ 699 IS
By cash $ 437 81
By com - 23 02
Baluuoe due 138 80
$ 699 IS
SCOTT,
C E Hartnian. Collector. 1904.
Duplicate
Bv cash $ 600 00
By com 68
$1829 86
Balance due 1197 78
$1829 36
SUGARLOAF.
A I. Fritz. Collector. 1904.
Duplicate
By cash $ 214 10
$ 747 16
ny coin 11
Balance due 621 79
t 747 18
LIABILITIES.
Outslandlntf Order.
Order No, 61, P K Hhultis $ 50
" vn, H u sunpiee... 17 50
" " 878, Farmer Nal'l
Bauk 600 00
" 879. Farmers Nat'l
Bauk
" " 409, M J Eve
11 " 413, W O Id leliarl..
" " 418, H KnorrJ; Son
" '.' 4'.'3, Dr D M iicks...
" ' 4, DrM II Smith
gull 700 00
8 00
17 23
4 70
10 10
15 00
" " 434, Farmer Ntit'l
Bauk 700 00
$2007 93
RESOURCES,
Hill In bank Tren. report...- $ 863 75
Due from I lolleetom.
Bloom, L M Hl-ppy, IWW1 4n 55
Bloom, L M Sieppy, 1901. 4.543 07
Ureenw'd, Burr llieriwin, '(i 79H3I
Mlllvllle, DCHhotiiiaker. IM 110
eott, ; K HHrtman, 19ii4. 119; 78
Sugarloaf, A L Fril. 621 7V
$8483
Keonrce over liabilities $03115 18
Wf, the undemlgned auditor ot the Bloom
Poor IHMrlet, io hereby eertlfv that, we have
examined the account of tlie Hecrrta y and
Treasurer 01 Kind Distilci and find lliem cor
rwt b aet forth lu the above statement,
.1. M. LA KISH
P H FRH.E.E,
W. M. UituH,
BOYD TREsOorr,
. Auditor.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 3, 1905,
PRODUCTS OF THE FARM.
A reported by M B Hoc
209 bu. W heat,
1121 ' lat,
210 Corn Ear,
278 " Buckwheat,
116 " live,
3d " Sweet Corn,
4.'0 ' I'ot iKH,
21 11 'i'omiiloi a,
I " I leans,
10 " licet".
2 ' Turi.ips,
3 " 1 ml. iu,
0(1 " Apple,
4s Tons nay,
2.110 Bundle Corn Fodder,
1 IH Heads Chhh.iire,
liki Hin che ( 'eleiy,
I V) Ciiciiinlers,
210 Oallons Cider.
I'lll 1 1. uu I HllltiT,
2tiii I'oii ids llrensed Pork,
819 lioeu I vgs,
K.i I hli-kens.
8.1 Shouts,
a .!alves,
l.wf,
k, Steward
at $1 10 $
" 82
" ri
' ft".
' 80
" K.I
" 40
" 60
" 2 do
" 40
" li
" 1 (K)
" 30
" 10 (0
" 01
" III
" IH
" IKI'i
" 07
' (ifl
' 20
" 60
" 3 10
229
3-8
61O
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116
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108
17
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6
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228
167
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7
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13014 34
VALUE (IF UEL ESTATE AND PER
S N Al, PROPERTY.
.T.I Xf line f. nm f Vil I.Mlnru .
L M Hleppy, ItSCI
I. M Mleypy, 1MI
Kurr Aider son, KKI4
1) 1 ' Shoemaker, 'uu
C K II .rt. 1111. 1, llM
A L Frllz, 1901
$ 4ii 65
4r.43 n7
7WI Si
Hi
11117 78
621 79
$7599
Farm and building $14"00 00
..in wn, 1 , ini-i Ml
Cattle, 10 807 00
Poultry, 120 HI 90
Hogs, la and Utter of 6 100 00
Wagon uu no
Farm Implement 426 50
Hartie 7:1 25
Uraln and feed 1191 65
Grain In ground 2.'.9 60
Mlsoeliaiioou article 4-1 10
Me.l 64 60
Ice In ice-houe 40 00
Coal and wood 95 50
Provisions 227 03
Furnlluro, steward's House... 293 22
' Infirmary 'M 7h
" Men's Almshouse 66 80
" V. omen' t 65
Coal cellar, shovels, Ac 2 20
$18459
$20059
Number of paupers at last report......
IS uiiiIht admitted during the year..,
Number of birth
... 12
... 14
1
Discharged 18
Death g
tvemaiBiug at end or year. 11
No. from Bloom s
Tho Fowler ,
Oeo Lenhart ,
Mm Hearla (Mowery)
No. from Ureenwood Township:
Mary Sand
Anu Parker
No. from Scott Township :
Mike O'Neal
Ed Thoma 1
WbltUowling
No. from Sugarloaf Township :
Jerushu Hess.
No. cared for Berwick:
John Rice
No. cared for Mt. Pleasant:
Tho b Davis
Signed :
W. B. ALLEN,
'.HANDLEE EVES,
O. T. WILSON,
Attest !
Directors.
CI.KK R. WKI' S, Sec'y,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of sundry writs of Fl. Fa. Issued
of the Court of 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 oa v
SATURDAY, MARCH u, 1905,
at two o'clock p. m., tlio following described
real estate, to wit: All that certain lot, piece
snd parcel ot land s'tuate In the township of
Locust, county and state aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows: On the north and
east by a public road, on the south and west by
lands or Wm. B. Snyder, containing
FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
bo the same more or less. Being the same
premises which Harriet Yeager conveyed to L.
II. Bornlnger by deed dated March 81st, 1902.
Whereon are erected a
TWO-STORY DWELLING
HOUSE, BANK BARN
and other out-bulldlngg.
Seized, taken In execution at the suits of
Jeremiah Nnyder, now to use ot C. C. Menscb,
va L. II. Bernlnger, and Wilson Khoades, and
to be sold as tbe property of L. II. Bernlnger.
Khiishbh and Minkcb, W. W. BLACK,
Attorneys. Sheriff.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Reuben Boston, late of PttMngortelc
township, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration on the esiule of Keuben Boston, late
of Fishlngoreektwp., deceased, have been grant
ed to the undersigned administrators to whom
all persons Indebted to said estate are request,
ed to make payments, a. id those having claims
or demands will make known the same without
delay to W. A. BOSTON,! Ad 1 lnlstraiors
E. M. BOSTON, of Reuben Boston
A. N. Yost, Attorney. 1-19 6u
Professional Curds.
N. U. FUNK.
ATTORN KY AT-LAW,
Ent's Building, Court House Square,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
J. H. MAIZE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Office, in Townsend's Building,
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
A. L. FRITZ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
omce-Bloomsburg Nat'lUank Bldg.,Sd floor
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
John o. rant-. jodn e. bahham
FREEZE & IIARMAN,
1 1 'J 1 1 M 1 1 1 M 4. V t E III KB AT LAW
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Office on Centre Street, l door below
Opera House.
II. A. McKILLlF,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Columbian Building, 2nd Floci.
BLOOMSBURG, PA
a. N. YOST.
ATTORNEY-AT-LA
Ent BuiUtin Court House Square.
HLOOMSBURG.PA
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RALPH R. JOHN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hartman Building, Market Square
Bloomsburg, Pa.
FRED IKELER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Olhie Over First Nationil Bank.
BLOOMSBURG, 1A.
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CLYDK CHAS. YETTER,
A ITORNEY--AT-LAW,
Bloomsburg, P
Office in Ent's Building,
W. If. 1U!AVN
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, Corner of 'Third and Main Stl
CATAWISSA, PA,
CLINTON HERRING,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office with Grant Herring.
r.LooMsnuRO, pa.
SIT Will be in Orangeville Wednesday 4rt
each week.
WILLIAM C. JOHNSTON,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
Office in Well' Building over J. Q.
Wells' Hardware Store, Bloomsburg,
Will be in Millville on Tuesdays.
84
H. MONTGOMERY SMITH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office 1 Ent building, over Fanners Hr-
tional Bank.
11-16-99
EDWARD. FLYNN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CENTRALIA, PA.
rT"Offlce Llddloot building, Locust arena
M0NT0CR TKI.gPBONl. bill numn
TBI TISTKD, OLA88IB F1TTID.
H. BIERMAN, M. D
UOMCBOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND HTJKOBOB
orrioi hodbs: Offloe 4t Residence, 4th BC.
85
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27
27
10 a. m. to H p. m., 6:30 to 8 p. m.
LOOMSBUKO, PA
J. 2. JOHN, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURG? ON.
Office and residence, 410 Main Si
7-30-ly BLOOMSBURG, PA
J. J. BROWN, M. D.
THE EYE A SPECIALTY.
Eyes tested and fitted with glasses.
No Sunday work.
311 Market St., Bloomsburg, P.
Hours: 10 to 8 Telephone .
DR. M. J. HESS.
DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Crown and bridge v.ork
SPECIALTY.
out
Corner Main and Centre Streets.
BLOO SPURG PAi
Columbia A Montour Telephone connection.
Dr. W. H. HOUSE,
BURGEON DENTIST,
Offloe Barton's Building-, Ham below Hark
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.
All styles of work done in a superior manaa
all w ork warranted as represented.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PADS.
bjr the use of Gas, and free of charee
..t.'C.i.l 4 V 1 j
a.ak.i,bi iccm are inserieu.
open all hours during the day.
C. WATSON McKELVY,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
(Successor to B. F. Hartman
Represents twelve of the str rptBl Oomrjan
lea In the world, among which are: "
CASH TOTAL StTBPLOfJ
CAPITAL. ABS1T8. OVl All,
Franklin of Phlla.. $400,000 t.s.iwysa $1,0011
Penn'a. Phlla inmo uuoi .'iTTl
Sueen.of N. Y- .. 600,000 8,5SA,15 LOSLI
est Chester, N. Y. soo.ono l,7.vi,so7 Z '
N. America, Phlla. $,000,000 9,780,ran ijirA,
Office First Nat'l Bank Bldg., ad 0oor.
All claims promptly adjusted and paid.
M. P. LUTZ & SON,
INSURANCE AND REALESTATE
AGENTS AND BROKERS.
O
N. W. Corner Main and Centre. Street
Bloomsburg, Pa.
o
Represent Seventeen as good Com-,
panies as there are in the World
and all losses promptly adjust
ed and paid at their Office.
SADE T. VANNATTA.
(Successor to C. F. Knnpp.)
GENERAL INSURANCE
Office 238 Iron St., Bloomsburo,
Oct. 31, 1901. tf
CITY HOTEL,
W. A. Harttal, Trap.
No. 131 West Main Htreet
HTLarce and convenient sample icon-, bat
rooms, lot and cold wntcr, nrd motlirn con.
vt Hitmen. Bar ktocked with Lent wine nd
liquors. First-class livery altrcl.td.
EXCHANGE MOTH.,
I. A. Snyder, Proprietor.
(Opposite the Court llouu)
hloiImshukg, p.
I a 1 1 1 vi rl 1 1 1 mi id t u D Jt K i n t. I'tg
roonis, hot and cold water, and all
t-cdsrr 1 1 , 1 , ,