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Don't Hoard National Rank Notes.

While National Bank Notes have 30 far
proved sufficiently safe currency, in any ex-
traordinary depreciation of Government
stocks they will be sure to run far under par
and may become almost worthless. Nothing
but the fact that their ultimate payment is
secured by United States Bonds gives them
credit. II the bonds fall the value of the
notes must materially diminish. 1t is un-
questionably a fact that the Government is
now in great strait for revenue. The Pres
ident and Secretary Of the Treasury demand
tax upon Tea and Coffee to meet the emer-
gency but COngressRlen dare not UOte for ii !
Where then is the fifty million deficiency to
come from3 And If the revenue continues to
fall off the deficiency will be hundred mil
lions in another year. Unless this should be
met by largely increased taxation, which the
people may not be able to pay, the bonds
must sink far below par and the National
Bank notes with them. There are also other
reasons why these notes may deprecate fear
fully. We say, therefore, do not hoard Ma,
tioa@ Bank notes. Keep them mOying-pass
them off as fast as you get them. That at
least will do no harm and no loss will be
sustained by it.
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Texas probably suffered less in direct
way from the civil war than any other ofthe
Southern States, and it has been either the
most fortunate or the best governed State in
that section since the war. The total debt of
the State, according to Governor Cook mes
sage, is only $4,0l2,2 ,29j and the estimated re-
ceipts 81 ,2S9,000. The estimated cost of the
public schools is s569,000, and the estimated
receipts of the school fund $715,l29 The tax
able property Of the State is $275 ,00O, 900 AN
increase of $GS,000,000 since 1872. There
must be some potent reason for the prosperi-
ty of Texas as compared with Louisiana,
and for the peace which reigns there, and Il
good lesson might be gathered from COM
parison of the conditions which in the one
State have produced anarchy and misrue,
and in the other peace, light burdens and
growing prosperity, Philadelphia Ledger.
The atmosphere of Texas is not congcnal
to the carpet bagger, and the white popula-
tion there outnumbers the black. The main
reason, however, is that Texas is so extern
sive that the army is not large enough to en-
'orce frauds. Hence the Radicals keep hands
f,ff
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The European news of the week are not
important. The French Assembly is making
progress in constructing government, but
As no party has majority the machine does
not promise to be of the most consistent
workmanship. Except in name there will
be little Of Republicanism about it.
The entire army Of the new King, Alton
30, is moving against the Carlist positions in
Spain and decisive results may be looked for
The Turks and Monteaegrins have been
compelled to settle their difficulty, war ir
that quarter not being convenient for the
leading European powers.
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Difficulties about our power press ma
chinery have prevented us for some weeks
from getting our paper printed in time for
some of the mails, and these troubles also
caused some bad printing. We are glad to
say these have at length been corrected, that
the printing in future will be perfect, and
after this issue the paper will be mailed, as
usual, on Thursday evening.
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BRIDGE LETTINGS.

nNE wooden arch c,vered bridge to be locat-
~ ed at point In Locust lownshipo over Roaring
creek, near n, hOstenOauders, seyenty-tWO feet
long, two 0butmauts eight feet high, Cauh, wing
walls North side twenty live feet each, south de
twelve feet each.
a point near Cherringtuns Mill, ever ROariugcrpek
BOaringcreek township fOrty-nye feet long two
abutIuents seven feet nigh, with wing walls, NORTH
side six aud sixteen feet south side twelve respect
iyclt
We VIII meet az Yeagers hotel, In SabtOwn, on
Thursday, February q, 1915, between 10 O'Clock
N, and p IN. 70 receive proposals to build said
bridges. The contract VIII be FOR the building, M
lug &c all complete For plans ana specifications
Inquire at our uuice
commissioners once WIN, LAWTON,1 CONS
BlQimsOurg Pa, JNO. nERNER, VI
Feb. o. 1915. JOHN ENT Col, Co,
VIZ. kRIogBAvN. Clerk.
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Angus Cameron has been elected L 5
Senator by the Wisconsin Legislature in
place of Matt. Carpenter, Republican
Cameron received the votes of all the
Democrats and some boiling Republicans.
While the manner Of his election and his
name (thosgh not a relative of Simon
portend no good, he is pledged to hard
money, tariff for revenue and to favor the
supremacy of the civil over the military
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There Is no getting behind the fact, that
President Grant is in fair way to be John
sonized. There was time-when for what
reason we never could divine-he was an
idol, nay, the idol of the Republican party,
but that day has passed. The idol has been
shattered. and there is only broken rem
nant of the once powerful party left to do it
reverence.
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1t is wicked paper that says the
last time Phil Sheridan chad en-" he was
tormented by forty thousand cockroaohes
crawling around him. Now he sees the gut.
ters running with blood, and forty thousand
murderers at large in Louisiana. When some
men get the jiujams, they have 'em pretty
bad
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-02-05

In Maine the temperance people are going
back to the old "moral suasion" plan of at
tack upon alcohol, after vainly trying the
enforcement plans for twenty years. The ell
der portion of people here will remember
how much was accomplished by the old plan
of holding public meetings, signing pledges
&c, and how little has been effected by the
other plans since that was abandoned Vol
untary action is both the popular and the
effective mode of accomplishing any reform
in free country.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-02-05

The Pittsburg Chronicle says thst the DEM
ocrss have lighted fire which they will
find it difficult to put eut. They do not mean
that it shall be put out, either, until all the
lsose rubbish is burned.
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The Beecher trial is going on in New
York, and city papers are loaded down with
the tilthisst stuff that ever got into new.pa-
per coluans. For publishing hints ia ref
erencs to this business our ydlidnt Federal
in New York, and for publishing no more
Objectionable matter, an obscure and friend
less printer has been lying in Jail in Will
Transport for months. Why is not the same
strong arm stretched out now? Cowardice
official cowardice! Radical instincts
cover to the strong-bully the weak
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HAVE YOU TRIED
J u r y B Il B A

WEAK, NERVOUS, OR DEBILITATED ?
a. Me G yo4 SO Lan&uid that any eXerton requires more
u A euort inHn You feel ca pable Of makInu9
u Ihen Try lmlsnba, the wonderful tonic and IN
ngorNtor Whlch WFs 50 hcnehCOlly on tie secretiyc
organs Us 70 linnort Yig0r to all the vital forces
IL Is 10 alcoholic appetizer which stimulates rnr
SNORT time, only To let the sufferer faii to la,rr
directly on the liver and spleen ''A'o "''lnB
Gives rsSHbGGS scb he Bowels qlets the nerves, aud
SON make ne invalid feel Ike new person 40 W
] nn ul"Ialoh II not Violent but Is charpCtrrzcd nv
EivuI LfullrhtSS the patient experiences nn su,dDn
change, no marlCdrsdlts but grninoI ~ a1 tth suuuth
, ANA silently steal aWayn "0'
lhlS Is no new and untrlcd discovar,, b,+ 10.
l.. trgn IunG uael WIN wonderful remedial fests ana
~ I duoui'gtu ny ihe highest medical authorities
ASK your druggist for IT, '"'''' Aho"h
Philadelphia, Pa. ' "'Li'O"Af Co..
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The public debt statement shows that il
the month of January the indehteInes ofthe
country was increased 81 .39T, ,S70.27.
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T. T. oRvIs,
ATToRNRY-AT-LAw.

WIN practice IN all the courts OF Columbia sunl-
van and IyoOming counties In the supreme court OF
Pennsy yanla, and In the Circuit and District courts
VI the United states held at Nilliauspurt, Pa
WIN be Ia his office In the Columbian building.
room No. /, BlOOmsburg, ON Tuesdays Wcdnesda s
and Thursdays Of each week and IN BC ntOn ON Mon
da s, FRIDAYS and saturdays, unless absent ON pro-
f0sslUnal business
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EMPLOYMENT

SAMPLES AND 4 COMpI F,rF oI-rrrr
> SEMI FREE We want n suitsbla nor-,n ~,
6r 6ur 9EGGd to take orders ard deliver goods
IN Goods ~ III trd e. o. D. AlEs Of Staple aadiAmI
mil1n Hi59 u IN o. p house 10 America sales over mali
reaI M H. @ nS'; lAHGE VAsu PAY to the right peTson
Sr SfG Gti'S 6 & No lisk lou go to wtrR GS we oI Wi
comri ct mvt Hhu Hhu postpaid line 0f samples ana n
Baltimore, Md, ' " ~ ho"Ahp STREET,
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LICENSE NOTICE.

NOTICE i. hereby given the following named
\ persons have Mod In the office ut the clerk of
0utttcr session. tuatr petitions for Tavern, Eating
House and tuor store Licensees which Will be nrt-
srntsd ~ the tOur on Wednesday lcbruar! 3D. $50
:. Ii. lIagenhuch OrangcviIe, Hotel.
II, FRhNK zARR
CltnYfrr gpgslyra
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GTATEMENT OF THE FINANCES OF
- rHE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA FROM JANUARY
!, 1914, no JANUARY I, 1910
JOHN SNYDER, ESQ, TREASURER.
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a When the snobs ofthis country got through
with their worship of King Calico, they took
time to look around them and then discov-
cred that nobody was staring on the scene
They then dropped the subject and Calico
found himself alone. AT st. Louis he passed
the time by registering around the city and
getting on spree, after which he made tracks
for the Sandwich Islands, being conveyed
thither by a government vessel at the ex-
pense Of the people, by order of Gen. Grant.
Had the show been kept up that was start
ed at Washington, Calico would no doubt
have been back often, but the latter part of
his exper ence will probably keep him
away
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-ifJ-
COMMISSIONERS EXPENSES FOR 1874.

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid VIM. II. Snyder, Teachers In
stltute .,......................".. 15S IS
Paid VIM, II. snyder, Teachers In
stitutc. ....... ..,........... ....... 1OG s.
Paid Robert +. CLARK, COnyugham
vs.. Columbia COunty..........,...... 90 90
Paid Aaron Smith, tating Geo.
snyder to Il. Pcnitentllry ....... 56 80
Paid NJ Grover, taking Thomas
and lngold 10 T.. PcnetentaIy.. O. s5
Paid to II. T.. jackson, balance Ma
iitta fund,......... Of. 5000
Paid Jas. Buckalcw, force pump
aAd fixtures, court huuS' '.,........ 1856 "A
PAID VIZ, SuunCr expenses SELF
ana clerk tI Is ilkc5- Barre.-..... 7Gi
Paid u. f, Hlrr, PrUtLlntlH's bill. III ~ 7Gs 81
COURT JURORS PAY AND CONSTABLE RETURNS, &c.
Paid Grand Jurors during the year. 1SllO
A" Traverse " 3,iuG 10
" Cun1taDl15 returns to session
year ....... ...................... 2Tl 50
Pali Tip St0Ycs duriny the year. 21225
PAID court Crrr - "..... 1900
Paid jury commissioners and
clerk ...,.,.. ..... ..,.......... G3I7
Paid fireman during cOurt -. o295
Pald palApa!ttS for court and at
tOrncys 5 ................. ...., 1870 406l 80
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-02-05

It is noticeable fact that during the forty
years of our present School System no one
from Western Pennsylvania has filled the
office, of State Superintendent. Pttsburg
Post
The Post is certainly in error. James
Fisdly was the first Superintendent, er-cfi-
clio, and we believe he vas from Allegheny
or Westmoreland. Afterwards A. L. Russell,
of Bedford, and Charles A. Black, of Greene,
followed. The western part of the State
was never distinguished, we believe for not
receiving its full share of official position.
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! RN CHRISTIAN large live, family paper or sto-
nv J. iWS nu "hu urtading No sectarlaniSIn' no
y H. rt"'' p"da nor advertisements. Ouiv 70
wh1,oS you l,Igtt II splendid Map Tremium A"rnIs
AHIiSInt tfgiY Where tlg Commissions paid I'll H.
Areh street, rhia.,ra 'O''oh' Mass' ooS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM MORRIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

cutting cleaning and repairing promptly attended
To- III 81 door over j. Il. Widemun's Hardware store,
bloomsbury Pa.
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e,1ATENlIiNI.

CUOM ING the amount Of Indebtedness, the
- AMOUNT uf assets, &C., OF the Town OF Blooms
burg; prepared ana published BY !ht iOun Council
vi said IuWn, In accordance With the fvqgrments Of
the sixth Sccl1n OF the act NJ Assembly ui Apri 2,h
l,4 entitled. hu kct to regulate The manner Of in
crUaSug the indebtedness Ot municipalities to pro.
vide Tor the redemption Of IN suinr und to Impose
penalties tor the Illegal Increase thereof
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m NJ SAMPLES to Aronrs. LadIes Combination
DEtS Co.. New nndiOrd Mass
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AssE RS.

| ,,, DAVID LOWENBERG,
| "Ea1thY WRIT SECRETARY. President Of Council.
| BloJniburg, january a. lSI5. 10
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