SEPTEMBER TRIAL LIST. ' Tlic trifl list for week beginning Monday, September 28th: Thomas K. Harder vs. John A. giunian; appeal: assumpsit; defend ant pleads non assumpsit. Maryland Meter Company vs. Berwick Consolidated Gas Compa ny; appeal: defendant pleads non assumpsit. Trial list for week beginning Monday, October 5U1: John Atherholt and I,illie Ather linlt. vs. Charles Ilnglics; assump sit; defendant pleads non assumpsit. T5. I). Tewksbury, administrator, vs. The Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company; trespass; de fendant p'.eads not guihy. Win. Yolie, Daniel V. Yohe, Na mnl Kirkendall, Mary Davis and Hannah Smith vs. The I'ennsylva nia Railroad Company; trespass; defendant pleads not guiltv. W. Vand irslice, Clara Van derslice and 11. l. vaiulersiice vs Susquehanna. Hloomsburg and Ber wick Railroad Company; appea from the assessment of viewers; de fendant pleads not guilty. Charles Tritt vs. The Philadel phia and Reading Railway Compa- 1 . r 1 . - t 1 . i ny; trespass; uiriiMiuuni jucuiia HOI guilty. Thomas M. Menschvs Sunlmry, Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton Railway Company and Pennsylvania Rail road Company, lessee; trespass; de fendant pleads not guilty. John Mourer vs The P. & R. Ry. Co. ; trespasss, defendant pleads not guilty. I,eu Blass vs. The P. & R. Ry. Co.; trespass; defendant pleads not guilty. Catharine Carr vs. The Lehigh Valley Coal Company; trespass; de fendant pleads not guilty. Lydia A. binith vs. 1 lie Ameri can Car and Foundry Company; trespass;detendant pleads not guilty Allen li. Ridge vs. Ilawlty, Slate Furniture Co. Inc.; trespass; de fendant pleads not guilty. John I Derr vs. Alfred Kelsey and Clara K. Kelsey; ejectment; de fendant pleads uot guilty. Jessie Smith intermarried with Frederick Smith vs. PennsylvaniB R. R. Co., lessee of N. and VV. B. Ry. Co.; trespass; defendant pleads not guilty. Rathbone. Sard & Co.. vs. Ber wick Consolidated Gas Co. ; assump sit; defendant pleads non assumpsit. The Fairbanks Company vs. Ber wick Consolidated Gas Company; assumpsit; defendant pleads non assumpsit. Archer Averill vs. The Borough of Berwick; appeal from award of viewers. George F. Craig vs. P. & R. Ry. Co.; trespass; defendant pleads not guilty. Clark II. Hower et al. vs. P. & R. Ry. Co.; trespass; defendant pleads not guilty. A. B. Croop vs. The P. & R. Ry. Co.; trespass; defendant pleads not guilty. Albright, Son & Co. vs. Berwick Consolidated Gas Company; as sumpsit; defendant pleads not guilty Goldsmith Accountants vs. Ber wick Consolidated Gas Co; assump sit; defendant pleads non assumpsit. Freas Kistler vs. The S. B. & B. R. R. Co. ; trespass ;defeudant pleads not guilty. J. VV. Kirkendall vs. C. R. Wood in; trespass; defendant pleads not guilty. Katie Cain vs. Conyngham Town ship School District; assumpsit; de fendant pleads non assumpsit. Jacob H. Maust vs. Creasy & Wells; trespass; defendant pleads not guilty. M. Mellet vs. H. P. Aurand; as sumpsit; defendant pleads non as sumpsit with leave, etc. Sarah Sterner vs. Town of Bloomsburg; trespass; defendant pleads not guilty. John A. Grosch, parent, and Norman Grosch, by his father and next friend John A. Grosch vs. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.; tres pass; defendant pleads not guilty. Lillie Michael vs. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.; trespass; de fendant pleads not guilty. Dodge and Day vs. Avery Clin ton Sickles; assumpsit ; defendant pleads non assumpsit. Mary McManamin vs. The Le high Valley Railroad Company ; trespass; defendant pleads not guilty. Isaac M.Voueht et al. vs. The Berwick Klectric Light Company; trespass; defendaut pleads not guilty... Catawissa Borough Poor District vs. Columbia County; assumpsit; defendant pleads non assumpsit; statute of limitation, etc. . , t Roman Risewick vs. American Car and Foundry Co. , trespass, de fendant pleads not guilty. John Brophy vs. The Township of Cleveland; trespass ; defendant pleads not guilty. Trespass Notioes. Card signs '"No Trespassing" for 6ale at this office. They are print ed in accordance with the late act 1903. Price 5 cents each, tf 1 llrHlnnt nllli Tlal la Vlffn I nf- English, German. Sanh,!i, Portuguese nJ French. o. ton 1. Fptom, C-nMlntm, 1'iflvnrrmtlnrn .... ff. v.trin', unit I'rvnr, or Worm Iii'....v 3. fuilr, t'rylnn nml V'utirult!. nf lniiiui 4. IMnrrliru or Clillilren ami Adult A. Ilyarnlcry, (IrlpliiK. Iillioua Code T. Coiiihn, Cnltln, UroucliKM H. Tnolltarhe, Kawiirh., NauralfrlA I. l!pndAih Rlrk lltvitlwhc. Wrtlirn '. itii ..an .3.1 ..as . as . 2 .2.1 . US 10. Ilrppla, InillKiwilnn, Weak Stomach... 1 9. Crimp. Unarm Cnutth, LarrnirltU 1 1. Hull Hhriini, Krupllonn, Erjrulpelaa IS. Khetunntlam, or lllinutnatlo 1'alni 16. hint nl A ciip. Mal.uia 2.1 IT. Piles. Lllnd or Dlocdlnn, External, Internal. 2S IS, Ophthalmia. Weak or Inflamed Ejrea 'in IV. atarrh, Iiilliirnra, Cold In I lea. 1 39 SO. WhiHipInc I'niieh, Ramodle Cough '4.1 31. Aathma.OppreaatHl, Dinicuit Hreathlng !iS ST. Kidney llra.e, Ornrol, Calculi 39 S. Nerfoue Debility. Vital Wrakueoi I.OO 39, Hore Moulh, Kever Rorranr Canker 39 30. Urinary Incontinence. Wettlnir Med 39 31. Hore Throat. Wolnr and Diphtheria -49 39. Chronic I'nnceatloni, Headache 99 77. Crlppc, Hay F cur ana Summer Colds.. . 25 A umall hnttle nf Ploa.ant. Pelleta. fit the et Voukel. Hold bjr druKfclila, or aeul uu receipt of price. Medical Book acnt free. linMI'HUEYS' IIOMF.O. MRDirrNB CO., Comer William and Joha blnwli, Now York. BCOOl AXI ASH SIl-TF.ft and Ashes llHrti:irued tit dif ferent IU'cepturlea. A I'ennsylvnnla Inventor deter mined that In sifting anhett the shov el or scoop used to lift the ashes from beneath the grate could as leuillly be employed to sift the ashes. ccordliiKly he devised :i combined hco.ip und ash sifter for collecting thi; axing from tbu fiirnuco and slft liiK them, the coal and fill" ashes be ing separately dlHcharged ,1110 differ ent receptacles. As shownln the Illustration, the main caning of the dexlco Is In the form of a rtoop hav ing a closed top und an Inclined front, door or flap. This flap ha;: REMOVES AND SIKT3 ASHES, flanges at each, which overlap tho ekies of tho scoop, making hi ta proot Joints. On the top of th scoop Is a catch for securing the door firmly when It Is In a closed position. In the Interior of tho scoop Is an Inclined sifting plate, ex tending from top to bottom. In oper ation the door Is throwu back and the scoop used to take tip tho ashes. The door is then closed arid locked and the sifter shakeu so us to cnur.o the aHhes to pour through the per forations In tho sifter to the chamber below. The coal Is then dumped Into a suitable recept:ale. The aKh ea are removed by releasing the front end of tho sifter plate. SEEK OWNERS OK IUG FUND. 45,000 Deacemlrtiits of Indians Make Application. Hrlstol, Tenn. Kred N. Baker, as sistant to Special Commissioner Mil ler, who has the task of distributing $4,000,00" among tbe descendants of Cherokee and otr.er Indian in the South and Southwest heard recently the cases of seven Bristol appli cants tor a share In the funu, many ot them being in Virginia. Tennes see. Kentucky, North Carolina, Geor gia and Alabama. The money repre sents a Judgment against tho United States government In favor of the In dians. The oitginal sura was only $1,000,000 but the Interest for tev-enty-flve years has quadrupled It. Unsolved Problem. The three great problem 011 the solution of which humanity is bent are tha same that perplexed our an cestors tho immortality of tbe soul, perpetual motion and omen''' hits. "They say Mazle's newly acquired wealth has gone to her head." "Yes. she's wearing nothing but Ira ported millinery! " In 100 crimes. 4 8 are tbe wji U of habitual criminals, FOR kt. Neuralgia. SCJATICA., t BACKACHE,, Pm c,hest. Dl'STRESIN STOMACH. Sleeplessness SOCIAL WAR IN NEWPORT SET. Vnndcrlillt Divorce Cno Spills tlio I'hitocrnllo Colony at Xrwimrt Into Faction. fewt)ort, It. 1. A Newport poclal war due to friends of Alfred Vander hllt nntt his former wife. Mrs. K!slo French VandTt)llt. tfthltiR sides as a result of tho divorce has been Ktnrt. rd, and a hlg spilt In their Inrso clr cio of friends has resulted. Homo take Mrs. Vanderhtlt's sldo of tho caHO, and others lean to Mr. Vanrier bllt. There will bo an Interest Iiir rivalry between the two sets during tho 8urmer here and during the Winter In New York. On tho occaalon of the charity bazaar at Mr. vanderbllfs farm at Portsmouth for St. Mary's Church, a prominent woman In the cottage colony found her name among those present. Hhe forthwith nought th ALKKKD O. VANDEKBlli. reporter who had used her name In connection with the affair and gave n i 111 to understand that she was not present, and did not expect ever to Kt her toot on the farm apaln. She wished the reporter to be cr.reful In ur-iiig her name further In connection wltn nnything Alfred Vanderbllt held tiert; or any place else. Other social matters In connection with Hie farm and Air. Vanderbllt are being discussed in me cuius ana In the cottage colony. As a rusult of the recent fete at the Vanderbllt farm for St. Mary's Church something like $1,300 was taken In admissions and sales, but there Is nearly $1,000 In expenses to ho met. which Mr. Vanderbllt may as. sume the responsibility for, other wise the net earning-: will bo only $U0. I'AP.MS KOH PICKLE MAKKKT. Voniiff Mls Expects to Realize $100 from Her One Acre of Cucumbers. 1'lerceton, Ind. "l don't know that 1 am champion, but I have yet to learn of any other person of my sex In tho State that Is growing to many cucumbers for pickles," caid M'ss Anna Kawllngs of I'lereetov. n. Mrsl Kawllngs Is seventeen years old and has Indomitable pluck and (!e ttrmlnalon. Her father is cultivat ing a farm east of town and raisins stuff for' a canning company. Miss Anna has leased one of tbe acres which Bhe has planted la cucumber--1. She declined the offer of asslst aice from tier father and is doing the cultivating herself. She will al so market her product unaided, re ceiving 70 cents a bushel for the pickles. She expects to realize near ly $100 for her labors. AIRSHIP INVULNERABLE. At Height of 1,000 Metre Guni Could Not He Trained On It. Berlin, Germany. The scare In Kngland about the military qualities ot Count Keppelln's balloon wl'.l not be lessened by a statement Just pub lished by Captain Hlldebrandt, of the Germany army, and one of the greatest living authorities who states the the balloon one thousand metres above tlK ground Is practically In vulnerable, as It Is Impossible to train gun to the necessary atiKle. In addition it Is almost Impossible to llnd tho range. This can only be done exactly b;- taking an observation nt two Feparate polntr and then calcu lating tbe contained angle ul the triangle thus obtained. By the time this could be done the balloon wou'.d be far out of range. 3 $ 4Wr mfm t. "The Philadelphia Record" Actively Supports Bryan A I'ro'lilc n 1 1 n I cdiiti-at that will uudouli t e d I y lie niiK'l with un wonted vigor uu Imtll Kldr of tilt' line illvldiliK tlx' great untlonul par- tica lit now in 11111 awiiig. I'olltti'n will lie the principal topic of (IIwumbIou wlirrever men con gregate until the clnlniM of the rival canillilatea atinll I"' aettlofl at the Iml-lnt-lo In Novi'in her. It goea with out snrlnir that ac curate Information of all the Important moves on the emnpnlgn chess-boa nl will be InaiNpcimaljIo to every wld-awake Voter. nemnernts tnrn natnnitfy to "Ttia Pnll adrlphla Kort" for anrh Information, ft la thr only Ilrmorratle nrwapaprr la rhll adrlphta rrrnirnlard the country ovr o ne of the Iradlnar rxponrnta of llrmo rratle oplalon on Ihla rdara of the Tontlnrnl. It la fair, thonarh partlaan: It ehronlrlra the Irlllnar blow, no matlrr who la hit. Rnppraalon and mlarrprraen tatlnn are vrrapona (hat have no place In Ita armory. "Manar deal'1 flemorrnta and Rpahllran will find the dally budget of "The Rrrnrd" eaaentlal lo an Intelligent ndrratandlna: of the pronreaa of a lively Prealdentlnl ranvaaa. 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I'.OO, t2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:to, t7'.oo, 8:00, 9:00, 10:20, ( 11:00) Cart returningdepart Irom Catawissa 3C miurteslrom tinieagiverjabove, Kirtt cartleaves MarketSquaie lor I rrwick on Sundays at 7:00 a. m. First carifor Catawitsa Si.ndoys 7:ooa. m. First car from Berwick for Bloom Sundays leaves at 8:00 a. m. Fy'st tar leaves Catawissa Sundays at 7.30 a. m. J From Tower House. Saturday night only. K. K. Connection. Wk. Tkrwilligm, Superintendent. Bloonislmrg & Sullivan Railroad. Taking Effect Feb'y :st, 1008, 12:05 n.m. tiOKTIlWAKD. Z A.M. r.M. P.M. A.M. t t t Bloomsburg DLt W... no 2 VI 6 18 t 00 Bloomsburg P K 9 02 2 Vi t 17 ... Paper Mill.. 14 52 2 C 20 Lllfht Street, IS 2 5 IM 6 Ornngevllle 8 03 48 0 50 Forks 9 3d S 13 f3 7 08 Zanors rw 40 f3 17 6 B7 7ll6 Mtlllwater Ill II! 7 03 7 4(1 pfnton V 6 3 8 7 13 8 10 Kdsons AIO 0i3 87 7 17 8 SO roles Creek I0 OS 3 40 H 21 8 IS Laubachs 10 OH j 4 7 81 8 40 Grass Mere Park floiO S 47 II "8 .... Central 10 15 3 52 7 41 0 JamlKOD CHt 10 18 8 55 7 45 1 SOUTHWARD. 22; A.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. A.M, t t I t Jamison (;lf jr.... 5 so 10 48 4 35 700 1180 Central.. 5 53 10 51 4 88 7 "3 1146 Grass Mere Park ft 01 111 00 f i 47 17 12 Laubachs H 03 II 02 I 48 Jl 18 11 58 CoIps Creek M 12 ll 08 f 58 7 22 12 0 Kdsons 8 14 11109 f4 6 f7 24 12 1 Benton 6 18 11 13 5 00 7 W 12 88 Htlllwater 8 21 1121 5 0S 7 88 12 45 Zaners fC 35 fll 29 17 f7 45 19 58 Korlrs... 8 89 11 5 21 7 49 1 HO 0 nirevllle. 8 50 11 42 5 81 8 00 1 80 Lltrht street 7 00 11 50 1 89 8 10 1 45 Paper Mill 7 03 11 53 6 42 8 18 1 50 Bloom. Ht H I 8.S5 2 10 Bloom. DLtW. 7 20 1 2 1 0 COO 8.30 216 Trains No 21 and 22 mixed, second class, t Dally except fnnday. t Dally t Sunday only. I flag atop. W. C. SNTDBR, 8upt. VA44 60 YEARS' Tradc Marks DCSIQNS COPVRIttHTS Ac. AnTonendln nketch and dmonptlon mr anlrklr arertln our opinion it wnmnw u fiiTuntlon li probublr patentable. CommunlP ti.m"mctl7Cnnanentll. HANDBOOK on Patent lent free. Olrtert oiieliCT for pm'urliig patent!. I'utenta taken tnrouiih Munu a Co. recelr iptticU nutlet, without chane, lu tbe , Scientific American A handiomelr llltntratei weektr. rret elr mixtion of anr dentine Journal, Ternn. i3 year; four montha. L Bold bj all newadealerj. MIINN Pn aeisrotdway, IIIUIlll UK WUa I1W1 Branch OBc. Ob V Bt WaitalDKtjn. D. 12-10-17 CHICHESTER'S PILLS TBE DIAMOND BRAND A ldll rkhea. I'lll bo tea. I ... mm -- mmw m WMa Bruita. A.kfCrTI-Tft.Tr.an liSoN HKAND PIIXA, fcr am koown ai Bat, Safatt. Alwaya Ralliblt SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE HAIR BALSAM ! ClT.n-?i muiX Kwiti.U t.a hah. I I'miiKiUii luxurifttit itTowth. I Ni-vor Fil to BBtOi OtjP Ru.tr to ita VouLhlul Color. f ROCUnZD (IIHWlllfj Ol'th-t D AN O DEFENDED, model, i- I jr u .111 M'uivii u ul In.1 rwHirt. I Frtio iklrKit. ho to obitua iMiti.t4t, in io niirlut. ! tyrit-nu. 4Ch n ALL COUNTRIES. liHshifxa direct if Uh ( astitti-'toit suvi (tms. i mmty an J ojtn t kt patent Pafcnt and Infringement Practice Exc'jsiie'y, Wi it or poinft (u at - f n 1 L J J 1 L'J J Aak uraulat fof XaV a-Uua IMaaaa4 UraaaV la M ana Haiti BMalUcVW El :;. I 'il1 ; " I I ; : ;:.;i".ll.i i. ii"iil ';.'" n ;;l(i :. Ii l.il. .:. ;: . I ii . 'M'.. iill(i): I. Doses Cents Sold in Bulk 777777771 V777IUIIUA 1 ; !;n';-' r Hi i!i 1 1 V i. ii. Ii. i flilV,
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