THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURO. PA: n hjb.hr Comparisons That Show How Great the Tide Is. VAST OPPORTUNITIES New York City Alone Shelter 175,000 Italians Most of Them Prosper and Send Money Home Congress and the Cabinet Show the Chances for All. The whnlo vocabulary of mankind contains no moro alluring nanio than, that of America, ThU country has attracted more home hunters than ever went anywhere since the world hoKan. All tho other migrations of mou are puny affairs 111 comparison with tho movement to the United States; In fact, the grand totala of this unparallud trek to tho land of the free and the home of the bravo are so btuggerlng that mere fltfiireg do not cpnvty their full significance to tho mind. Iet us mako our similes vitiiout the aid of tlgurcs. There lire more Jews In the Statu of New York than were numbered amonr; f h hosts who followed Moses lrom Kgypt. to tho TroiiiUed Land. The manner In which the subjects of the Ivalsor ha.vo HockeJ to Yankee land Is Indicated by the fact that there are nearly 700 newspapers la tu!s country which are printed In the German language. There are so many Trench Canadians In Lowell, JIass., t.';ai. they hold tho balance of power !u municipal elections of that biiBy r: anufacturlug center. The Swedes a:o so thick In the Northwest that a Minneapolis newspaper recently oTorcd the Biblo printed In Swedish us a subscription premium, and there aro so many Irishmen In New York city that each year 40,0(10 sons of Krin march In tho parade on St. Pa; rick's day, says the New Y'ork Sun. That tho lure of America Is not a myth is proved by the material condi tion of the 173,000 natives of Italy who now make their home In New York a colony In a single community of the United States containing more Italians than there are In the cit. of Venice. These New York Italian possess property worth i0,000,000. They have more than $15,000,000 in tho savings banks of Manhattsji. They own 10,000 stores, 4,000 pieces of real estate and they are Increasing their substance every day. Italians send more money home than any other class of adopted Ameri cans. Last year they sent to their families and friends in Italy and to the Italian savings banks for deposit ovor 113,000,000, which was an in crease in one year of more than $4, 000.000. Even the Greeks, who are few in number, sent home over $000, 000 last year. As the Christmas sea tson approaches the volume of cheap travel to Europe always increases. Inquiry develops the fact that many foreigners visit their old home at in tervals. Whenever there is a strike at the coal "mines or at any of the large works where foreigners are em ployed there is an immediate exodus for Europe. Surely this is a land of plenty when it e wards the alien laborer with a living for himseir. as sistance for his absent loved ones and holiday excursions across the Atlantlo, The rapid assimilation of forelgnora to our ideals Is accomplished through tho medium of the little red school house. In 190C we gave free instruc tion in our publio schools to as many pupils as there are Inhabitants in the kingdom of Spalf, that proud Spain which once ruled the world. Free education for nearly eighteen million pupils, and the number increasing all the while, with the extension of the laws compelling children to go to school whether they will or not The political equality In America, as well as the material advantages, tends to draw men to our shores, tn many states immigrants are permit ted to vote even before they are nat uralized, merely by declaring their In tention to become, citizens. This great country of ours offers equal ad vantages to all. Senator Knute Nel son of Minnesota, one of the most highly respected members of the Senate, was a poor boy In Norway. Anton Mlchalek, Republican Repre sentative from Illinois, was born In Bohemia. Richard Dartholdt, a Re publican leader in the House, was an immigrant from Germany. Dourke Cochran was born in Ireland and reared in France. Another feature of the attractive ness of America is the absolute guar antee of rollglous freedom, not only to worship as one sees fit but to be privileged to participate in public life without discrimination on account of creed. Oscar Straus of President Roosevelt's Cabinet Is a Jew, and so Is Isldor Rayner ,a Senator from Mary land. Charles J. Bonaparte of the Cabinet Is a Roman Catholic. The President Is a member of the Dutch Reformed Church, and so It goes. Our Fourth of July orators do not need to exaggerate when they boast of the greatness 'of America. It Is the most favored child of nature. Its free form of government has boen the greatest magnet that ever attracted men, and although It is yet in its in fancy, as the age of nations goos, Its luptro fur outshines tho "glory flint was Greece and the grandeur that was Rome." Do Yon Opo.i Your Mouth Llko a young bird and gulp down what ever food or medlcli n may bo offered yon? Or, do you want to know something of tlw composition and character of that which you take into your stomach whether as food or medicine? Most Intelligent and senslblo people now-a-days Insist on knowing what they employ whether as food or as modlelne. Dr. Plorco believes they havo a perfect right to liwlxt upon such knowledge. So ho publishcs.coilrAst and on each bottle wrayier, w-h;itJTB'Uf'nes are made of andvei4fleJJirnTpT mitTfr This lie feels he c nn wUjiiTord to do ni;r;e. the, mrg tlie ImiH'ilicnts of which his medicines ere niH'le art- studied and hihItUhhI tin) njore w ill tl''lr superior curative virtues' ho jlo'.ireiT.tilt For the cure of woman's peculiar weak nesses, Irregularities and derangements, giving rise to frequent headaches, Imck acho, drngging-down pain or distress In lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom panied, of Mimes, with a debilitating, pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp toms of weakness, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a most efficient remedy. It Is equally effective In curing pulnful periods. In giving strength to nursing mothers and In preparing the system of tho expectant mother for baby's coming, thus rendering childbirth snfu and com paratively painless. The "Favorite Pro scription " Is a most potent, strengthening tonic to the generul system and to the orgnns distinctly feminine In particular. It Is n No a soothing and Invigorating nrrvlno mid cures nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spnsms, chorea or St. Vitus s dance, and other distressing nervous symptoms at tendant upon functlonnl and organic dis cuses of the distinctly feminine organs. A host of medical authorities of all the several schools of jinictlce, recommend each of the severnl Ingredients of which "Favorite Prescription" Is made for the cure of the diseases for which it iscluimed to lie a cure, You may rend what they say or yournclf by sending a postal card request for a free booklet of extracts from the leading Authorities, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In stitute. HuIThIo. N. Y.. and It will como to von by return post.. RAMIE KIHEIt FOIt FLAX, Cheap Substitution May Iicpltu-e Genuine Article. About twenty years ago nim!o fiber was experimented with by manufacturers In Scotland as a sub stitute for flax in the weaving of damask table cloths and napkins with unsatisfactory results.' tiut their attention has recently bee brought to the subject by a Glasgow firm, who believes it has solved the problem of overcoming the objee tlons to ramie us a substitute for other fibers. Their ideas relative to tho proper method of treating ramie so as to overcome the objection heretofore rained against it as a iibur for weaving purposes are here quoted: "The 'hairy' appearance of spun and woven ramie goods is duo cither to all of the following points or to one or the other of them If a ramie fiber is degummed more than ilax the fiber is more 'coftonlzed'; conse quently the woven goods made there of possoss a 'touch' almost like cot ton. The hairy appearanco of the ramie yarn or woven goods is a proof that the fiber has not been properly combed that Is to say, the fiber has not been drawn and combed Into equal lengths, and by spinning not all the lengths of the fiber has been caught in the torsion of the yarn, "In order to spin ramie like flax it ought to contain as much gum as flax when ready for being hackled. ThU can bo done. Further, the spin ning machinery ought to be made suitable for the length of the fiber, and care should be taken to spin fiber combed to equal lengths. As suming this were done properly with a fiber not made brittle by the mis use of chemicals, the results un doubtedly would be a regular yarn with a firm touch like flax. ' The wo ven goods made thereof would not show a 'hairy' appearance more than flax does. "Ramie has no doubt a great fu ture, but a regular supply of this fiber prepared In the state of flax for hackling must. In the first instance, be created and sold on the market at a price between Jute and flax. It Is to-day possible to accomplish these two points owing to the fact that the fiber can now be extracted by ma chtnery properly and In quantity." Mechanical Divining Rod. A mechanical divining rod has been Invented by a Swiss engineer. It In eludes a dilates ment is machine experts. magnetic needle, which os violently when the lnstru placed above a spring. Tho was thoroughly tested by CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of. ELECTION PROCLAMATION.. ' I, C. Tl. ENT, High Sheriff of Co lunibia County, Commonwealth of Penn sylvania, do hereby ninke known and give notice to the .lectors of the county Hforesaid, that a general election will be held in the said county of Columbia, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1907, (ls'tng th TiiMrtny m-xl following tlie first 1 (iixlity of said month! lor the purpose nt elect ing tho severnl persons hereafter numcil: One person for State Treasurer. One person for Associate Judge of Co lumbia County. One person for County Surveyor. The qualified voters of Columbia county are hereby nuthorl.n and r(iil 1 -il to vote y tmllnt, printed, written, or imrtlv printed and partly written, for such of the following mimed persons as they see tit : StateTreasurkr. John O. Sheati. Republican. John G. Harman, licmotratic. Alatthew H. Stevenson, Prohibition. Samuel Clark, Sociulist. Associate Juikjk. George Marshall Ilnghes.-Iiepublioau William Krickbau tn. Democratic. County Sukvkyok. Poy.J. Trcscott, Democratic. I also hereby make known and glvp not Ire that the places of holding the al n s.iid i i lion In the several wards, boroughs, dlsirhn and township within the county of Columbia nu lls follows, viz heaver township, ut the pub'.le, hoiisy of William Ney. Heninn Itorniiifh, at the Town Hall In the Borough of xenton. Ileuiun township, at tho grist mill of Kdwurds Bros Iterwlrk. N. E., nt. the liefi'taler Ktre Compa ny Hull In the llorniiKh of Berwick. Berwick, W. K at. the eastetlyslde of the pulv lie liiilldtng eu M'cnnd St., heuven .Market, md Miilhfrrv si reefs, In the Horoiuth of Berwick. Berwick. X. w .. at the bind ro in of Harry (Iro.ler, on the easterly Hide or the alley be tween Third and Jackson mreeis, III tbolloi ough of Berw ick. i-erwlrk, H. W., at tho westerly side of the nubile biilldlnif on Second street between Market nud Mulberry streets, In the Ituruii-li of Berwick. Blnoni, lut Precinct, at tho Court House, In Dlnomsburtf. Bloom, and Precinct, nt the store liutlrilnir norlheust corner West and Klfth u., Kiuoiii:, burit. Bloom, 3rd Precinct, at the Town Hall, In Ulooninhurir. Bloom, 4i h Preclnot, nt. the llewuc Hose House. Kast, Klfth street, BlootiisburK. Brlaruruek Hast lit, the Jossup Street s-hool hoiiso. Brlarcreek West, at the Mart school house. Catnwlss Borouifti. Jn 'bwn Hall. 7'hlrd Street, above Main. Cntawlssu. township, In the public house of J. W. Adams. Ceniralla, 1st Ward, at the publio house of Thomas Madden, In Centralis. cenlrulla, Knd Ward, at the puhllo house of Anthony T. Conway, in centralis. Centre township north, at the public school house, near Latayetle creusy's. Centre township south, at P. O. 8. of A. Hall, Lime KldK". Cleveland Twp.,nt Centre school house. ConyiiKliatn, K. North district, ut the school house, near colliery of John Anderson & Co. conrnirham, west north, at the public house of Daniel Uonch, Montana. Conynghatn, southeast, at the public house Of Bridget Bnrke. ConyoKham, Southwest, at the public house of ( has. II. Horbach, tn Locustdalo. Conyntfhnm.West District, No. 1, at Mldvalloy school house. ConviiKham, west district, No. i, at the publio cuooi nuiiBe. in aa:u uiHinui B. Fishlniforeek, at the house of John Wen ner, at Hendertown. W. Klshlnacreek, at the Savage school house Krankllu township, at the Lawrence school house. Greenwood, East, at the house of Bartley Al- uerigon, in nonntounf. Greenwood, West, at the shop of Samuel miner, id wryenwouii. Uemlock tiwnshlp, at the barber shop of Q, W. Hartman. In the town of Buckhoro. Jackson township, at the house of Elvira Illrleman, In Jackson. Locust township south, at the public house of Y eager s son, in numiuia. Locust township north, at Yeager's Hotel, In me village 01 noariDgcreex. Madison township, at the publio house of W F. Crawford, In Jereytown. Main townBhtp, at the public house of Norman Mnsteiier, in mumvuie. Mimin township. R 1 the public house of Ben Pennynacker, In Mlffllnvllle. Mtllvllle Borough, at the public house of Mrs, Heller. In Mlllvllle. Montour township, at the publio house of Mt Pleasant township, at the election house Of Kooert u. Howell. Orengevllle Boro , at the publio house of uuam onauer, in urangPTiue. Orange township, at the Bowman grist mill, in sum ujwDsmp. N. Pine, at the house of William H. Lyons. 8. Pine, at the houe of Elijah Shoemaker. Koarlngareek township, At the house of Al bert Lelby. Scott. Bast, at Oad Fellows' Hall, In Espy. Scott, West, at the P. O. S. of A. Building, to i.igmireri. Stillwater, at the store house of A. B. Mc Henry. In told borousa. North Sugarloaf, at the public bouse of Jacob Dteen, in u-ntrai. South Sugarloaf, at the old school house, at coie ureex. West Berwick. 1st ward at the Town Hall In Mid borough. . west Berwick, tnd ward, at Button's Livery Biaoie in said oorougn. Polls shall be opened at seven o'clock a. m.. and shall continue open, without Interruption or adjournment, until seven o'clock p. mwhen ine pons will oe ciosea. XOTICI 18 HEREBY GIVEN That every nerson. excentlnir Justices of the Peace and Aldermen, Notaries Publio and per- sons iu me uiiiiim service or ine BMiie. wno shall bold, or shall within two months have beia.any onice orappointmentof pront,or trust, under the United states, or of this state and city, or corporated district, whether a commis sioned ofllcer, orotherwlse.asubordlnutentncer or agent, wno is, or snail oe employed under the Legislative, ttxecuuve or Judiciary Department of this state, or of any city, or of anj Incorpor ated district, and also, that every member of congress, ana 01 tne mute Legislature, ana 01 the select or Common Council of anvcltv. 01 Commissioners of any Incorporated district, is oy law incapameor uoiuing, or exercising at the same time, the onice or aoDotntment of Judge, Inspector, or Clerk, of any election of this Commonwealth, and that no Insiieetnr, uuuge, or oiuer omcer 01 sucn election sunn m eligible to any onice to be then voted for, ex cent that of election oftloers. The Inspectors and Judge of tho election shall meet at the respective plaoes appointed for holding the election, In the district to which they respectively belong, before seven o'clock In tho morning, and each of those Innnectors shuU appoint one clerk, who Bhall be a quail fled voter of such dlatrlut. C. B. ENT. Sheriff. Sheriff's office, Bloomsburjr, Pa., October 17th, 1907. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. IN RE ESTATE OK MARY A. PURSEL, A , LUNATIC, The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Court of Common Pleas ot Col umbia County, to report distribution of the funds in the hands of T. K. Mont gomery, Committee, to and among the parties entitled thereto, will sit for tho purpose of his appointment at the office of H, A. M'Killip, Esq., on tho and floor, in the Columbian Building, in Bloomsburg, Pa., on Saturday, Novem ber and, 1007. at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, when and where all persons hav ing claims against said estate must appear and prove the Ranio or be forever de barred from coming in upon said fund. I. H. MAIZB, io-io-4t. JAuditor. ORPHANS' COURT SALU of valuable REAL ESTATE AND PERSON AL PROPERTY. The undersigned Administrator of the estate of Suroh K. Johnson, Into of the Township of Pine, in the County of Col umbia, and State of Pennsylvania, de ceased, pursuant to nn order from the Orphans' Court of said County, will ex pose to public sale on THURSDAY, NOV. 7th, 1907, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day on the premises lately occupied by said deceased in Pine Township aforesaid about one milo from Unityviile, the fol lowing described real estate : All that certain messuage, tenement and tract of land situate in Pint Township aforesaid, bounded and described hs follows, to wit ; Beginning at a stone heap, thence by lands of M, Mourey North 17 degrees Kast 6( perches to a stone, thence by land cf Emma Feister South 73 degrees East 114 perches to u post, thence by lands of William Lyons and othetsSouth 12 degrees West fx; perches to a post and srone heap, thencebv lauds of Marv Robbins North 73 degrees West 118 perches to the place of beginning, con taining FIFTY ACRES OF LAND, be the same more or less, and whereon is erected A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, A HARN and other outbuildings. It being the sitnie premises conveyed to said Sarah K. Johnson by William Masters by deed dated May sth, noo. and recorded in Columbia County, aforesaid on May 7th, 1'iofi, in Deed Book. Vol, No. 77 at page 5S4; reference being thereunto had will more fully and at largo appear. All grain in tho ground is reserved and all personal property on the premis es is reserved. Possession will be given upon the payment of one-fourth of the purchase money. Deed nt expense of purchaser. TERMS OF SALE. Ten percent, of one-fourth of the purchase money to be paid nt the striking down of the property, the balance of the one-fourth ut the date of confirmation nisi, which will be on the first Mondav in Decem ber, and the remaining three-fourths within one year from date of sale with interest from date of sale. Purchaser can pay all at confirmation of sale and get a deed. JOHN R. HERRING, Adm'r of Sarah E. Johnson, dee'd. Clinton Herring, Attorney. At the same place and on the same date but at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, the undersigned Administrator will expose to public sale a lot of person al property consisting of a Horse. Cow, Wagon. Sled. Farm Utensils, Household Goods, &c. -JOHN R. HERRING, Adm'r of Sarah E. Johnson, dee'd. Clinton Herring. Attorney. 10-17-3L The Proof is in n I t It MMMMM I f I maim f 1 4 ' I f i Particular people whose pride of name and pride in product goes into their stationery have preferred Coupon Bond for over fifteen years. Not the cheapening hurry of methods that make for fineness and permanence are still used in making (l)(p)(J (M Its beautiful color and texture, its remarkable toughness and erasing qualities make it not only a distinctive paper but paper ior an Dusiness correspondence. Write your letters so that tney win compel a reading write to strengthen their appeal and to hous- yp(S)K other good bond papers but no as well. American Writing Paper Co., Largest Manufacturers of the Commercial Paper in the World. 29 Mills. COUPOU BOND 4 is handled by the Columbian Printing Where Samples SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of sundry writs of Alias Le vnri Facias issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia County, Pa., and to me directed, there will be sold at public sale at the Court House, Blooms burg, County and State aforesaid, on SATURDAY; OCTOBER 19, 1907 al a o'clock p. m., the following de scribed real estate : All that certain piece, parcel and tract of 'and situate in the Borough of Cata winsa, County of Columbia and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit : Bounded on the North by nn alley a distance of eighty feet, on the East by hind of O. D. L. Kosten bauder a distance of one hundred and fifty feet, on the South by Mill Street a distance of eighty feet, and t.n the West by lots of Claudia Guie and ICnolia Guie a distance of hundred and fifty feet. Seized, taken in execution nt the suit of The Borough of Catawissa, II. C. Thomas, Collector vs. William H. Rhawn, nnd Columbia County vs. Wil liam 11. Rhawn, and to be sold as the property of William H. Rhawn. CHARLES B. ENT. Sheriff. L. C. Mensch, Attorney. O-26 and io-j-io-i7-iqo7 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE KSTATK OF I.UK1I KATTI. I.ATF. OK Til FKOVINCK OP COMO, ITALY. Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate ot Luigi Katti, late of tlio Province ol Como, Italy, deceo.sed, have been granted t the undersigned administrator to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payments, and those Having claims or tlemauds will mak known the same without delay to EMANUEL GERLI. Administrator, Rounds .1 Sciiprman, New York City, 00 lv.-oa'l'.vay, N. Y. John (i. Hakman, 233 Center St., B!ioirisburg, Pa. Attorneys. io-io-6t NOTICE. Under aed by virtue of an Ac t ot As r.eniblv of April 10, 1001 P. L. 80 special meeting of the members of St Paul s church, Bloonisbttrg, is hereby calltd by order of the Vestry, to 'vote upon an increase ot the number of Ves trymen trom seven to eleven: and if th increase is carried, then to elect four persons to the V estry, to hold office till the next annual election of Vestrymen, The said called meeting to be held in tne cnurch nt eight o'clock in the even tngof Wednesday, Nov. 6th, 1007. lames W. Diggles, Reetr John G. Freeze, Senior John R. Townsend, Juni tor Warden ior J. G. Wells. Secretary, 10-17 3t Envelopes 75,000 Envelopes carried la stock at the Columbian Office The line includes drug envelopes pay, coin, baionial, commercial sizes, uumDer o, O, bft, 9, 10 and 11, catalog, &c. Prices range from $1.50 per 1000 printed, up to 55. co. .Largest stock in the coun ty to selcet from. the Comparison. S 00 00 (J? g UT irrespective of price today but the old slow careful the de luxe and incomparable them on ' reflect the high standing of your TO costs no more than other bond paper will serve you liolyoke, Mass. House Bloomsbura can be seen. ProicKsiojial Cards. H. A. McKILLIP ATTOKNEYAT-LAW. Columbian Building an Floor Hlooinsburt;, Pa. A. N. YOST, ATTOKNKV A T T,AW Knt Building, Cou?t II , use Square. Blooru&burg, pa. RALPH. R.JOHN, ATTORVKY AT f.AW. Hartman Building, Market Squo Blooiuhburg, Pa. I RKD IKKLER, ATTORNK Y-AT-LAW Ullice Over First Mat lonal Bank. Elcotiisburg, i CLYDE CHAS. YETTER ATTORNK Y-AT-l.AW, Office in Wirt's Building. Bloomrburg, Pa. w. h. rhawn, ATTORNFY-AT-LAW. Office Corner of .,T.I and Ma;n CATAWISSA, PA CLINTON HERRING. ATTORN). V AT I.AW. Office will, G,arit Ht.rringj KWinsl.iirn, pa. JCrangeVil!e Vt,!ncscl,y each week I.. FRITZ. ATTUJJNLV AT LAW. -Wn..n1si,.,r!. Nm' , ank Bid-, ijlootnsburp, Pa. Office- J- II. MAIZR ATTORNEY AT I AU", IN.SURANCK AJTD ,wr E?L ESTA'''E AGENT Office , Tow;,.,,,,,,., ,.uiI()i kloomsburg, pa, N U. FUNK ATTORNEY AT f.AW Ent's Uuil.lln, "(.i:rt f r.T. c,.. rioomsSur'T, Pa. SADE T. VANNATTA GENERAL twsitd'KU. Office ,3s Ws,. "'-V . Uc'- 3'. '9i. if M- r. I'U'lZ & SON, INSURANCE an ! REALESTAT1 AGENTS AND TKOKEKS. N. W. Come Main and Centre St Hloomsuuro, Pa. ... t0riu antt all lot promptly adjusted and paid ot their office. DR. W. II. HOUSE rir t, SURGEON DENTIST Office Barton's Building, Main below Urn Blocmsburg, Pa. A" All Wrk dne in superior "'' """"ranted a. reprentad h.!T" AC WITHOUT r . ons. and free of char rtificml teeth are inserted wpen all hours during the day DR. M. J. IIES DClSTknWLLns Corner Maln and Centre street '""msbnrjr Ta C""nt"a ur Teihoa, oonneea J- J. BROWN, M. IX THE EYE A SPECIALTY: Eye. tested and fitted with ghmn, ' . ? 1 1 Mnrt.t C Ul . " .... uiuumsounr. Pa. Hours 10 to 8 tj-SL - J. S. JOHN M. IX PHYSICIAN ivn ' Office and residence, aio Main 7-3-i BLoniirciTTi. ...WMVftu ra EDWARD. FLYNN. "'i.lK,vV-AT-LAW, H. MONTGOMERY SMITH,' ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office i-Ent building, -r ,y WILLIAM C. JOHNSTON, ATTORN1Y-AT-LAW. Wells' H.rdware Store, nioomsbi Will be in Millvilleon Tuesday.. EXCHANGE HOTEL, I. A. Snyder, Proprietor. BLOOMSBURO, JA. L.rge and convert, Mmp;e u rooms hot and cold water and aU modern convenience. CITY HOTEL. A. Bartsel, Prop. No. la 1 West Main 8treet 'Large andconvenien ' roonu,hot and cold water. aod moderi. renlences. Bar st.Kjted u ,rh and liquors. First-cla 11Very attached. MOMTOCBTBLBPUOM, "M TasTED, OLAHMM -ITIBD. H. BIERMAN, M. D. HOMOIOPATHIOPHY8ICUN AND BUB io hocbi offlne t. Kefll(tence,4t M 10 a. m. to 1 p. m., tM to n. m. ilLOO MKbCkG, PA, C. WATSON McKELVY, Fire Insurauce Agent. Represents twelve of th" trouowit m rvanloA I.. I. - . i w i""' u wi in, nnionsr wbieu are .' 1 11 1 1 Queen, of N. Y, WeHfrliwter.N orth e ion, Phila. 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