THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1905.
THE R40E MEET-
If the weather man is on the side
of the Bloomsburg Driving Club,
we will have two days of fine sport
.his week. Great interest has al
vtdy been shown, and the general
.-oncern is bound to increase until
morrow. the first day of the meet
Few dreamed that the entries would
ie so liberal, even the officers of
he Club, are surprised at the num
"kt and quality of the horses that
will compete for the purses, and
they express themselves as well
jleased with the outlook. The
.rack is in excellent shape for good
rk, and racing enthusiasts may
'Zpect some close and exciting
inishes.
dome ot tne norses already on
'he grounds are Big Steve, Happy
Saron, Bud L., Senator L., George
lex, Plumber Boy, Mont Medium,
oun Splan, Uncle Job, Rags,
.'ount Chimes, Pauline, Sildare
ind others.
The Bloomsburg Band will fur
tish music on to-morrow, and the
lerwick Band will be here Satur
day. The starting judge is J. M. Wil
tx, of Wilkes Barre. The judges
xe H. J. Conner, of Orangeville;
.. R. Jackson, of Berwick and C.
V. McKelvy, of Bloomsburg.
Vhe timers are E. F. Carpenter, of
Jloomsburg; W. Kase West of
Janville, and S. K. Heller, of Ber
wick. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25.
Mo Trot or Pace. Purse $100
?4 entries.
i.?Q Trot or Pace. Purse $100
9 entries. ,
.'Tee, foC all,
10 entries.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. j
.14 Trot or Pace. Purse $100
8 entries.
. .27 Trot or Pace. Purse $100
1 1 entries.
.40 Trot or Pace. Horses owned
1 county, y2 mile heats. Purse $50
7 entries.
Eczema
the skin, Itches, oozes,
It tetter, milk craat or
How It reddens
dries nml denies I
!ome peoplo call
salt rheum.
Ihe sufferliiff from It Is sometimes In
lonsr; luenl nppllrntl'inn nre resorted to
thejr niitlfjiiie, hut ennnot cure.
It proceeds from humors Inherited or ac
quired oud persists until these have been
removed.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
positively removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
Is without an equal for all cutaneous
eruptions.
iloon's 1'iLts r the belt cathartic. Pries JSointT
FARMERS PIOHIO
TRUSTEE'S SALE .
-OF-
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.
The undersigned Trustee, appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Columbia county, to
make sale of real estate after an action in parti
tion, will expose to public sale, upon the premis
es. at tha corner of Wood and East Fifth streets
Tr.if oKmSffidiltaJi1" the Town f Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania, on
Friday, September 1st, 1905,
at 2 o'clock p. m., the following tracts of land in
the Town of Bloomsburg, being
55 Town Lots in Neal's Addition to
the Town of Bloomsburg.
farmers of Columbia and adjoining
Counties in charge of the Sugarloaf
orange at Grass Mere Park Aug.
17th was a grand success.
It was the largest assemblage of
farmers that ever came together at
a picnic in this section of the state
and it was the "real farmers picnic
of Columbia County." The Orange
ville Band was present and enlivened
the people with music.
D. O. Coughlin Esq., of Wilkes
bnrre, and Hon. Andrew t,. Fritz
of Bloomsburg, former plow boys of
that section delivered able and suit
abte addresses for the occasion.
They explained how the trusts and
railroad companies prevented the
passage of laws to equalize taxation
between corporations and farmers.
laws to allow the trolley roads to
carry freight, laws to stop railroad
companies from discriminating
against the eastern farmers and
shippers by charging enormous
freight for shcrt hauls.
Some parties connected with the
Grange picnic at Whiteniehts Grove
have made statement that the Grass
Mere Park Grange picnic "was not
a farmers picnic and that few farm
ers were in attendance and that it
was a railroad picnic."
We are safe in saying that twice
as many farmers were at Grass Mere
as were at Wbitenights. The
Sugarloaf Grange had the Grass
Mere park rented for that day and
the railroad comnanv had no more
to do with the Grass Mere Picnic
than it had with the Picnic at
Wbitcnbhts. We are elad that
tne picnic at VVnltenightS was also ' and 37 in the plot or plan of Neal's
No. I Beginning at a point on the southern l:ne of East Third street, in the Town of
Bloomslinrg, 0 feet west of the western line of Venn itreet; thence south 65 ilefirees 56
minutes west, uo feetj thence in a line parallel with the western line of I'enn street south
24 degrees east, about 18J.05 feet lo the northern line of an Alley; thence by the northern
line of said alley to a point 40 feet wet ol the western line of Tenn street; thence north 24
degrees west, 183 05 feet to the plate of beginning: Being lots numbered 2, 3, and 4 in
tne plot or plan of deal's addition to the Town of Bloomsburg.
uNS: 2 BeS'n"'nB ' lh southwest corner of the Intersection of Third and Wood streets
in the Town of Bloomsburc, thence by the southern line of East Third street south '65 de
grees and 56 minute west to a ,ioint 40 feet from the eastern line of I'enn street; thence by
line parallel with said eastern line of I'enn street, southwardly to the northern line of an
alley; thence by said northern line of said al ey, 364.5 feet to the western line of Wood street ;
thence by said western hue, northwardly 1S3.55 10 the place of leginniiig: Being lots num.
bered 7, 8, 9, 10, ll, la, 13, 14 and 15, in the plot or plan of Neal's addition to the Town
of Bloomsburg.
Wood
Third
Shooting Was Late This Month-
The Shamokin Daily News has
v!ie following to say of Centralia's
test shooting affair:
"The residents of Centralia were
'reated to their usual monthly mur
er scene last evening. Owing to
ie tiresomeness of the usual man
hooting and other affairs, the mo
notony was entirely done away
kith this time and when the
moke of battle had cleared away a
oman, with a gun in her hand,
..as found to be the guilty party.
"The regular time for a murder in
ie mountain town is somewhere a
tund the 15I1 of each month. A full
, loon, combined with rather cool
eather, compelled a postponement
t the event this time and no date
as set. Despite the sudden de
sion to pull off the affair, a fair
-zed audience was present, how
er, and at least four persons are
ady and willing to testify that
--ley had the extreme pleasuie of
jing in at the death.
"As usual, bad whiskey and a
w other bad things have to do
-ith this tale. It might also be
marked that there is a movement
1 foot in Columbia county to have
ontralia transferred to good old
.orthumberland county. They
;1 over there that the town sort of
longs to us, but we don't want it,
.tre's enough doing here without
intralia."
EISE OF NORMAL GRADUATE
Professor W. Fowler Bucke, the
st principal of the Harrisburg
echnical High School, or manual
aining school as it is called,
hursday evening asked the com
mittee on manual training school
t release him lrom his acceptance
1 his re-election as principal, lie
sires to take a new position else
where and the committee agreed to
i-commcnd the release.
Professor Bucke stated to a news-
-per reporter that he had accepted
ie chair of educational psychology
: Genesee University, New York,
1. $2,000 a year against $1,600 at
arrisbnrg. He is the first prin
cipal of the Technical High School
.1 Harrisburg and is a graduate of
bloomsburg Normal School, Dick
.;;son College and Clark University.
a success, and we wish it success
in the future but we hope to hear
no further mis-statements about the
Sugarloaf Grange Picnic.
' J. P. Laubach,
Committee.
No. 3 Beginning at the outllCilt corner of the intersection of East Third and
streets, m the 1 own of llloonisburc. thence bv the southern line of the said East
street, north 65 degrees 56 minutes east, 344.8 feet, to line of land of Ihe bloomsburg Land
Improvement Company; thence by line of land of said Company south 38 degrees nJ 31
miuutes east to the northern line of an alley; thence by said northern line of said alley 39
..uui,UiiCUi ,.uuu Bircci; inence oy saia eastern line ol Wood slrcet nOitii
i.rllu ifl. A, 1". . 1 1 - I . . 1 . . .
.uj., 111 me piatc ui ucKiiioing; oeing 101s numbered 10,17.18.10. ao. 21.
--t -j t " " pwi pin ui tcai rtuuuiuii io me town ot Dloomburg.
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ro. 4 Beginning at a point In the northern line of East Fourth 'wt in ;,) Tn
at Its intersection with the eastern line of Chestnut alley, thence north 66 degrees east, 48.6
feet; thence by line parallel with the western line of I'enn street, north 24 degiees west, 184
..... ,,.,,. ..,; , Bi,Cj,j inence uy Mia soutnern line ol said alley soulli 47 de
grees 49 minutes east, 231.2 feet to the place of beginning: Being lots numbered 46 and 47
r r ' t 4.v 9 auuiuvu 10 111c 4 own 01 uioomsourg,
No. BecinninL; at a point in the northern line of East Fourth street, in said Town.
121.5 feet from the western line of Wood street, thence by said northern line of East Fourth
street, north 66 degrees east, a distance of 181 feet; thence north 24 degrees west, 184 feet
to the southern line of an alley; thence by said southern line south 66 degrees west, 81 feet;
inence somn 24 degrees east, IS4 teet, to the place ol beginning: lieine lots numbered 16
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u in mi uiui vi uiuu ui ncai 1 luuuiou 10 inc lows 01 a oomsuunr. in lilm li
' marked "t".
SAMUEL BOQART LEAD
The death of Samuel Bogart
occurred at his home in Camden,
N. ., on Tuesday. The cause of
bis death is not known. County
Commissioner William Bogart re
ceived a telegram which simply
said that he had passed away. The
deceased will doubtless be remem
bered by many of our readers. He
was born at Rohrsburg about thirty-
two years ago and was a son of
Samuel Bogart. For a number of
years he assisted Commissioner
Bogart in conducting a store at
Espy. About eight years ago he
went to Philadelphia and opened
several cheap lodging houses. The
venture proved a success, his ac
commodations were constantly
taxed to the utmost and he amassed
a lot of money.
He is survived by a wife and two
children. He was a half brother of
County Commissioner Bogart and
Frank Bogart of Rohrsburg and of
Mrs. Chas. H. Dildine of Rohrs
burg.
Ureveling family Beuniin
The Creveling family reunion
will be held this year at White
night's Grove, near Zaner's, on
Thursday, September 7th, next.
Basket dinner will be partaken ot
at the grove. All members of the
Creveling family and their friends
are cordially invited to b2 present
on this occasion. An interesting
program has been prepared for the
entertainment of those who attend.
I,. M. Crevktjng, President.
DR. KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE
REMEDY
Licensed to Wed-
Prothonotary and Clerk of the
courts C. M. Terwilliger this week
.issued the following marriage
icenses:
Oscar M. Krdman and Miss Lizzie
l. Heacock both of Benton.
James Caddy of Hazleton and
,Iiss Laura Brooks of Bloomsburg.
OASTOniA.
Sean th 1 The Kind You Have Always Bought
w
KIDNEY AND
Pleasant lo Take,
Powerful to Cure.
And Welcome
In Every Home.
LIVER CURE
Pr. Puvlil Keimedy'i Favorite Remedy is adapted
tORlln'uH and bold gexoa, aflurdiiiK pcrinuni iit ro
ll'' in alienees caused by impurity oft ho Mooil,
Bin li (in Kil ', Uliulil. r and I.Ivit L'om
plulnlHt cun-a I'onritlputloii and Weuliiiumtoii
peailinr to women.
It provumiccehHfiil In canes whoro all otliormedl
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Are jou sullt riiiK from any rllm afi traceable to
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good.
Send for a frn trliil linttlo and booklet con
taining vuliialle uicdieal advice on the treatment of
viirloim dlseasea. Write also for ao "Kmiy 'Jt''
for finillni; on t i f you kave k Ulney dUK'ae. Adiln ns
Dr. Iliivld KftiiKKly's Hiihm, Ituniioiit, N. V.
MF.Mt Mlll M, the full lianiuia Dr. David Ken
ncdv's FA VoUl'l K liKMICIIV, made at Itonilout,
N. Y..anil ilio prliein Ml.oo (Hix botllns S.V0o)at
all driiKulnfa In tha Vuitud blalea, C'auada and
lorelgu countries.
No. 6 Beginning at the northeast corner of the intersection of East Fourth street and
vooa streets, in said town, thence by the northern line of hast rourlh street, north 66 de
grees east, 280 leet; thence north 24 degrees west, 284 feet, to the southern line of a 16 foot
alley; thence by the southern line of said alley south 66 degrees west to the eastern line of
said Wood street; thence by said eastern line s.iuth 24 degrees east, 184 feet to the place of
beginning: Being lots numbered 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 an 34, in the plot or plan of Neal's
nuuuiuu iu inc a uwn ot xuoomsourg.
No. 7 Beginning at a point in the southern line of East Fourth street, in said Town,
at its intersection with the eastern line of Chestnut alley; thence by said southern line of
cast rourtn street norm bo degrees east 76 feet; thence South 24 degrees east, lli.c feet to
I i r. .a rxt f VI I I ........... . . 1. L. t 1 . . ., J 3
,.u u. ,,,. iiuKii, mcukc auuin uo uegrccs one minute west to tne eastern line
of Chestnut alley; thence by said eastern line northwestwardly 125.7 feet to the place of be
ginning: ueinij lot number 48 in the plot or plan of Neal's Addition to the Town of
Blooms ourg.
No. 8 Beginning at a point in the southern line of East Fourth street in said Town,
157 feet east of the eastern line of Chestnut alley; thence north 66 degrees east, 40. feet;
thence south 24 degrees east, 107.2 feet to line of land of Mrs. Hassert; thence south 61 de
grees one minute west to the eastern line of lot No. 50 in Neal's Addition to the Town of
oioomsourg; inence oy said eastern line of lot No. 50 northwardly, 109 32 feet lo the place
of beginning: Being lot numbered 6l in the plot or plan of Neal's Addition to the Town
of Bloomsburg.
No. 9 Becinning at a point in the southern line of East Fourth street, in said Town,
121.5 feet west of the western line of Wood street, thence noith 66 degrees east, 121. 5 feet
to the western line of Wood street; thence by said western line south 24 degrees east 184
feet to the northern corner of an alley: thence by the northern line of said alley south 66 rie
grees west, 121. 5 feet to the place of beginning: Being lots numbered 57, 58 and 59 in the
plot or plan of Neal's Addition to the Town of BloomsDurg.
No. 10 Beginning at the southeast corner of the intersection of East Fourth and Wood
streets in said Town, thence by the southern line of East Fourth street north 66 degrees
east 360 feet; thence south 24 degrees east, 184 feet to the northern line of an alley; thence
by said northern line of said alley south 66 decrees west, 360 feet to the eastern line of lot
No. 56; thence by said eastern line north 24 degrees west, 184 feet to t'ae place of beginning
Being lots numbered 60, 61. 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 and 68 in the plot or plan of Neal's
Addition to the Town of Bloomsbujg.
No. 11 Beginning at a point in the northern line of East Fifth street, in said Town
at its intersection with the western line of Wood street, thence north 24 degrees west 184 4
feet to the souihern line of an alley; thence by said southern line of said alley south 66 de-
grees west to line of land of- ; thence south 100 degrees east to
the northern line of East Fifth street; thence north 64 degree! 49 minutes east 62 feet;
thence north 27 degrees and forty minutes west 18.4 leet; thence north 63 degrees and 54
minutes east, 61.8 feet; thence south 27 degrees and 40 minutes east 10.4 leet to the north-
avh lina nf L tint LiflL rlri.. a. I l a ' . .
' irrci, inence uy sbki northern line north 64 degrees and 49 minu
east, 62.1 leet to the place of beginning: Being lots numbered 71, 72, 73, 74 and 75 in I
plot or plan of Neal's Addition to the Town of Bloomsburg.
tes
the
No. 12 Beginning at a point in the northern line of East Fifth street, in said Town
at its intersection with the eastern line of Wood street, thence north 64 degrees and 40
minutes east, 120 feet; thence north 24 degrees west 180.7 feet to the southern line of an
nllcy; thence by said southern line south 66 degrees west , 120 feet to the eastern 1 ne of
Wood street; thence by said easlern line of Wood street souih 24 degrees east lo the north
em line of East Fifth street, the place of begir.ning; Being lots numbered 7G, 77 and 78
in the plot or plan of Neal's Addition to the Town of Bloomsburg.
The above described lots are admirably situ
ated for building purposes, and are locatpri alnntr
East Third, East Fourth and East Fifth streets, !
south of the Normal School property in a section !
of the Town which is rapidly Increasing in vain
A draft ot these lots can be seen at the office of
Fred Ikeler Esq.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent, of one-fourth at the striking down of the property
and the balance of the one-fourth on the 1st day of October 1905'
and the remaining three-fourths in one, two or three years ' there
after, as the purchaser may desire; said remaining three-fourths to
be secured by bond and mortgage, with interest at five per cent
payable semi annually. Deed to be delivered on the 1st. day of
October 1905. FRANK IKELER
Fred Ikeler and Geo. E. Elwell, Trustee.
Attorneys. '
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paper is like a house without win
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nothing of what is going on around
you. The successful business man
reads, and his family reads, and
consequently are well informed on
the topics of the day.
The American hen, according to
statistics, leads all domestic enter
prises as a moneymaker. It may
also be noticed of this successful
fowl that she gives a good example
to human kind in. never cackling
about her success until she has re
sults to show for it.
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OUR FIRST
BLANKET SALE
New Blankets and Comforters at 20
discount until September 2nd, after that
regular marked prices will prevail.
lO.oo Blankets 8.00
7.5o Blankets 6.00
5.00 Blankets 3.95
3.5o Comforters 2.8o
2.5o Comforters 1.95
1.5o Comforters 1.19
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NOTICE.
In tht Court 0 Common Pleat for the County of
XorUiumbfrlana. i
In tlw mtuur of the)
VmKolulton of llie Xo. 416, SrpL Term, l'JM.
JUgluer Coal Co. J
I
Notice Is berebr rlvnn thftr. iha dii.i..h..i 1
Company tiled lu ptl!lim In Ihe Court of Com.
m in lMe&s of Northumberland connty, on the
four eentb day of Aultiihi. im. nnn. . . 1
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ouuciior lor rM.ir.inn
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fortable shoes.
we will
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fit
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Practical Shoemakers.
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Conur Main and Iron Sis.,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Our Pianos
i
are the leaders. Our lines in
clude the following makes :
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IIf.xry F. Miller,
Brewer & Prvor, Koiiler &
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IN ORGANS we handle the
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and Bowlby.
This Store has the agency for
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Music Rooms No. 105 West Main
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BLOOMSBURG, PA.
NOW IS THE TIME
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iousp, ,,( r denning up the rub
bish ami ful matter which hits ac-
V.....UI.UI-.1 uuoui your iireniiHes, to
sumo iiunst Hickm-Mrf, but do you
ever give the second thought to the
"M built-in unsunitury Plumbing
fixtures which bred disease right
in your own houses. If v.n i,i..i.
"f installing
r Hill rea.ly to quote you goo.l i,H,.,.
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Promptly Attended to.
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JJell 'Phone
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Photographic Work
Crayons, Framing, Copying and Bromlo
Enlargements. Made at Short
Notice.
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MAIN AND CENTRE STS.
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