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NOTICE.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
reelection to the Office OF County Superlnten-
dent and respectfully ask to be supported by
the people at the eee tion TO be hello on the End
OF MAY next WILLIAM G. JOHNSTON,
Jerseytown.p a., March II, 1893.
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What is

Castoria IL Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance. It is harmless substitute
for Parcgoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil.
It Pleasant It's is thirty years. by
Millions Of Mothers. Castora destroys Worms and aays
feverishncss. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
Darrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles. constipation and fatuency.
Castora assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural Sleep Gas.
torin is the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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The COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FOR SALE.

Desirable vacant lots and number OF good
nouses and lots in Bloomsbury, Pa The best
uuHness stand In bloomsbury. A very desira-
pie property containing 10 acres and first class
uoildings with good Will In business worth
U1O 10 $500 per year at Willow Grove.
dwellings, In Espy, Orangevlle and Beach
1aven. Alarge number OF farms I'm Columbia
S0unty, one In Luzerne County, one In Virginia.
Lvo country Store Stands In Columbia County
- one In Lzerne County, water power
IaAning mill, dry dock and lumber yard .and
omooB In Beach Haven, Pa. Also 10 acres of
1000 farm land at same place, by NJ. p. LUTZ
= SON, INSURANCE and Real Estate Agents,
6LOOMSBURG, PA. n.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF a writ OF Fl, Fa. issued out OF the
Court of Common Pleas Of Columbia County,
Pennsylvania, and 10 me directed, will be ex-
posed to public sale at the Court House on
MONDAY, MAY I, 1893,
sap. m. the following: That certain piece OF
hand situated on the north side OF Canal street
in the town of Bloomsbury, county OF Columbia,
state Of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows, tO-wit: Beginning at corner OF lot
ofNevin U. Funk and running thence along
said street eastwardly fifty feet to a lot OF
Joseph W. Hendershott, thence along said lot
nOrthwardly to an alley, thence along said alley
westwardly fifty feet to said N. U. Funk's lot,
thence by the same southwardly to the place
of fheginning, whereon Is erected
A DWELLING HOUSE,
and other outbuildings.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF
Mary c. Fry, and Wm L. Fry now for the use
ofN. ]. Hendershott VS. Susannah Cox and Va
lerius Cox, and to be sold as the property OF
snsannah Cox, and Valerius Cox.
ZARR, JOHN MOUREY,
Attorney. Sheriff.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is An excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of It's
good eject upon their children"
DR q. G. Osooop.
Lowell, Mass.
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Castoria.

"Castoris Is so we'll adapted to children that
recommend It as superior to any prescription
known TO me"
II. A. ARoHsR, N. D.,
III So Oxford s., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the chldrcns depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert.
ence In their outside practice with Castoris.
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we arc free to confess that the
merits Of Castorta has won US to look with
favor upon It,"
UNrKD HosPrrAL AND DisprSsARY,
Boston, Ma8.
ALLEN c. SnrrH, Res,
array Street, New York CITY.
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"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. I hope the day Is not
FAR distant whom mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria In.
stead of the various squack nostrums which arc
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR. J. r. KINcHRIoR,
Conway, Ark.
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SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1903,

at 2p. m. the following: All those certain lots
or pieces OF ground adjoining each other and
situated inthe borough OF Centralla, county OF
Columbia and state ofPennsylyania, and bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit Beginning
at the northeast corner OF Locust Avenue and
Main street, containing In front on Locust Ave-
nue. hfJy-seven (50feet, more or less, and eX-
tending OF that width in depth back TO said
alley the distance of one hundred and forty
GAO feet and being bounded on the north by
property Of Goldsworthy estate and on the east
by Locust Avenue, on the south by Main street
and on The west by an alley, on which are erect
al
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of Lev. Fa. issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas OF Columbia county,
Pennsylvania, and to me directed, Will be eX-
posed to public sale at the Court House on
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JOHN NJ. FAIRCHILD, Overseer OF Poor
Mar u, 92 order on NJ. II. Petty. 1866 rs
Dec. '92 reed from A. b. Croop Col. l09 90
Mar l3 93 iced Int. on Fowler bequest 100 SO
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NJ. L. HOUsEKNECHT,)
X. III. SITLER, Auditors
ELLIOT ADAMS,
ATTEST: HEADLEy suit. 3-2i-it
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DkRsoNs DESIRING TO SECURE TBR SERVICES
Il OF John =. Williams for spring sales should
nake arrangements soon, as he is fast filling
Dhis dates.
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A LII KINDS OF BLASKs FOR JUSTICES AND
"A CoNsTABLEs, at the COLUMBIAN ofrice.
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WHEN IHE cTHcts cDrg.
The WsJ-bask titi1-s sd W.. pS.u, C..
10 That SHOW - H., ssLl.. t.. L.

u
There's no use Of "a si.z y. g.,,, .u....
can circus still holds e-.t flsel Z u. -p.,s
heart" said To1y Esniltpn ~-n. pt,.t.ct
citizen will sacrifice GO. s.s. >. yx.y,,..
county agricultural horse -Aas -. NJ. p, r
but circus could induce nl-. y ..,,rx-
the oDly one he had and he r.I- cr.-.S,,,,,.
Tor the vinterinE oT+r o. t:-, 49, ,Ao
family-to procure funds e.. :.t..x !. IL.
circus That Is what ,..lz., O.. ,r.s
when We we're showing b. T.sr..,-.r.
Another time. when We We. = E4--t.,y-y
Pa man took his cook s;,r. -: J. a. N,
boat. and poled II three rollss - y. -,..yup-
hanna River to that Place Az ut :. ., h.
and his family could see h. .h.r TH.- t.e-.
who were TO tie married lie t.s1 f..trr ::
get TIE license; hut ne cirrg. We. s.llrE.
week We can't 60 to The h r. n, .HA' ss"' n.
n., Their, ven have TO u: IL rscG!r..
Billy, said his girl. The ct.gs has q; ~ :,
There's nothing 50 positively rslvs.s. i,
the eyes OF the uay-tacs cit.z4a a. ...r-lt
Tor il. Once our men W.r 80, -, ~ 49,
neighborhood With our paI~r. !: va. >. IL.
ponent By reviewing his ree1:d il etnf-.c
RGstsr, which which h he stask ~ th,2:eh ne
with posters making Ugly eoun;sy 81, : sas
and posted them a; tbs SIDE =: tie
otnsrs plls. lnls maze tue .r-. =, .-!.ca-e
mad and he stuck on" Of his bills o. the sE1s
Of barn that commanded the putt. -. al
much travelled road crossing ana rad TIE
owner OF the barn s. on his agrssi-E & trayert
any one else from posting bi! Iton l. An
hour or so after this little trans .c.iyn the sol,
OF farmer who lived a mile c9Tu the rad
came along. and the owner Q. The tarn uo!1
him about the good bargain b. had made WITT
the candidate
well. you've done 1t. you iav." exclaimed
che farmers SON Why. BE:nuus c.rcusf+l-
lers are putin bills On our barn. ana dads
goin' to git three tickets 10 the show tor let
tin EN-"
What" yelled the farmer and he ,umped
on his horse and rode three miles to the Aunty
seat to see u he couldn't tack out OF ~ ar
returned home the most Disappointed man
there was in all that cOuntry."
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1nASks or 1HE sIocx irca4ssk.
The GevernisG Consittse ronnesds the
Reeest Geerae Of the Associ,ts Bsak..

tn. Gever.isG Connittse Co.nesds the
Reeest Coarse OF the A.soef,tsd Bsaks.
President sturgis Of the Stock Exchange has
sent the following Communication TO tho Asso-
ciated Banks:
The New York Stock Exchange. through
II. Governing Com mittse. desires TO thank the
Ass'clsted Banks Of the city Of New York for
their able administration CT imam cisl Affairs
during this period Of unprecedented disturb
ance. The promp,ntss with which the gravity
of the situation was realized. and the effcien y
Of the means etoptcd for lessening tn. disss-
ters which threatened the financial World have
eIci'ed resrect and altrnirAtDn- II is difficult
70 estimate the value Of the services thus rem
dered TO the business interests 81 the United
ftatet. but We feel sure that these services
will be appreciated and that tn. financial
supremacy Of New YORK vii! b. strengthened
anf assured ~ the management Of those in
charge 81 rs banking Institutions
The New York stock EIchange begs u as
sure the Associated Banks Of the city Of New
York that It's members arc deeply conscious Of
their indebtedness 10 those institutions, and
that no effort on the part of its mem kers to as
sist In perDetuatiGg the present wise and able
policy will te lacking. Respectfully your.
7. X. STyEIyig, President
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THE SNAKE BITE VAS ram.
Aud the Red-noscd Man Went on 10 Tell
How the Venom Got n It's Work

It's all humbug. this talk about rattle
snakes being 50 deadly POISON" said red
faced man in tho smoking car. I've lived
among EN-. They used to be SO thick out
where live that you had to be mighty caret Il
where you put your feet down If you didn't
want 70 hurt RATHER or two every time you
stepped Ny bed was never any more than
big enough for me and the easy conscience
l always slept with. but I've woke up more
times than I've got fingers and toes and found
that two or three rattlesnakes had managed
to find room with Us. They were plenty / tell
you. out where | live. But deadly? Pooh I,
W ny. I've known scores and scores OF people
never knew OF but one instance where a rat
tiers bite was fatal. Never but once out OF
more cases than there's pimples on a goose.
Bill Bulesr was the man that was bit that
per that didn't look as il whole den OF rat
tiers could raise as much as flea bite on him
But ne went to teasing big buck rattlesnake
that had come down to camp to look around
one day and the snake Just threw his upper
teeth against Bill a couple Of times. and every
drop OF poison he had he emptied into Bills
wrist. Holler' Great Jeeswax. how Bill did
to the Pigs Ear shebanr on tother side OF the
camp and began to dccant rum into him. ana
1t wasn't long before Bill looked as il he
die though, sure pop, because that buck rat
tier must have unloaded into Jim close on TO
three fingers OF the best poison he had Con-
seluently folks were surprised more than you
and found Bill! on deck as clipper as a red
squirrel and sound as a white-oak knot "
HhetI exclaimed the man in the next
seat thought you said tn, that Bite was sa fatal
BIZ! got blind. crazy. drunk on the strength
OF that snake bite and killed the bartender"
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TIM, tine l.p, il oobtibusI STATE Of sIeiisnsnt
.bs ssss sG 9r 'G rstoss Ssa ise Ssfs. so
s1ns control q bsT. She ealle5 NrA hess her
,srdsht. -ss. her sister. and ano;ber. Me,
Mary osGrp<. rss her rnothsn Tbess three
psrt,sgis' vsts S ne t. h,.gg g., ah .b.
che iaAl1J go eoirs 90 hefseH rns made an
We ~ th5agh.A cord deal ~ her con
iaTorite' and uhea she Ief, y. vsr. sll err
70 ss's .t hg ga asstsf WI she ~, xt hb
her husband shs u.A1i'sste. the fonoest love
sna rssg. ,,t NJ is, s ~ r. ; ~, sSt is
a. she e4i.t-d him. and that hhs had alUsys
-hl you'd 30 everything 70 please lin an j
shs told " tbss ste. rou,d even pyt the %
rnsb's shoes IN iDr hin. We became. a. 81 -
se srf 70 q sss Der irays Tbe way che cane 10
get ny card Ard that ~ fisS KUrtz vas ~
aErg isr Nh. =. .sia ne .aEt u VIE ,i,
her hDpa. Iutt b.iors took ny sunni sr va
csiiDh wrote h.r Letter. but have ~: re-
eei,st reIly. No. she never threatened ne
TWO year. ago when Mr,. HALLIDAY va.
nsnlsc aud uTs her cl1thing int! shrets.
Her hustsrt was then AGAINST her. AID
' IN. .S s%ra s ar s'1 Ike a ht .a: than
human bNInR and ireQGsnty would utter
,.li. 10 which she would say: Tase HIN
lnnagi,sry preE~ne. Of her husband.
Just before she was removed ~ tho Middle
town asylum ssTera! p'iJsIcisnh aEd reporters
had al VppOTtunlty - see her in the Shsrns
Office aud the opinion was then divided on the
question ~ her .Anity. IL court she fought
Ard struggl ed ike tiger and screamed Hfea
wildeat. IN. 'ourt eouid MT stand IL ara
ordered her bark to her cell
The iurJ went down 70 uID hallway oJtsi Dc
Of the door Of 'be cell. and when she vas
trough, ou, .Dr them ~ take ano,her !o'k at
her. after the evidence against her lad teen
but 10. .he gave OUT mccarthy Jel-s an Almost
cisrobs1 hsrSE!! before she :pu!d Dc over
powered and stoptet The lury srqpi;tso her
On til, ground III insanity. AID she was taken
suay.
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CONSOLIDATION or NOV MINES
a Corporation with 10000. 900 Capital
a2.D5 Profit Ton ExpecIed.

S2D5 rrOHt "a Ton Expected.
Tho consolidation OF tho Lake Superior iron
mines into one corporation was announced as
com plotted yesterday. The new company Is
said to control nine-tenths OF all the iron ore
produced In tho United States. 1t has a cash
capital Of $50. 100000. with reserve Of $780,
100000 moro In aggregate property. The in
ternsts OF tho syndicate are Represented by
Gates. Mr.. J. ID. Rock eieller's private score
tary
The company Ia to be known as the Lake
Superior Consolidated Mines and was organ
izod by taking over majority interest in the
stocks OF a number OF the Thesaba range
mines. on n valuation basis OF Sl7.O00.OOO:
tho Duluth. Thesaha and Northern Railroad
and It's Ore docks. ats Op 900: tho Rock efeller
mines and the same Interests in mines on the
east coart Of Cuba. The new company will
also control tho fleet OF twenty five American
built whnlebark steamships, and tho ore
receiving docks at tOnneRut. o. besides rail-
rphd facilitios for getting ore to Eastern fur
nacca
MIR. Ieondas Merritt asserts that the COM
Will be such as 10 preclude the possibility OF
competition by the deep hard ore mines OF
the older ranges. II 10 est mated that this con-
sOlidation ~ iron interests will make such a
saving In shippi M. both hy rail and by water,
In insurance and other expenses. that the COM
pany Will ho certain Of n proilt OF S2.D5 q ton.
II u said that tho consoidation Of these min
times which made the preliminary arrange
ments more easily brought about. The officers
of the comDany are unwilling to give detailed
information until the new company Is in full
ton viii 10 in this city. with the principal
branch In Duluth.
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New Haven Police Get Two Of the Men
Who Have Been FIoatisE Spurious Mone,

New HAVEN. Sept Accommodations have
been floating large Der % spurious s.
and s. silver certificates IN the city. The local
banks have issued the following description
OF the 50 certificate. which is ty ia. tie Iao.s
frequently found:
small sca,oped sea. which Is excellent both IN 90:
ant execution: co.or Treasury number .uol M
rgEr-s irregular. Portrait o. Gen Graz, py-~ en-.
g'avec and has mo;h-esteu Appearance
Shortly before 3 O'Clock to day two Italians
made small purchases OF an italian pean at
render. paying him with a 50 till 4 police.
man APPEARED and they started - run drop
ping roll q bills. The Men were caught ard
arrested. Eleven counterfeit - certiiicatas
such as have been found in tho banks and
stores about town. were in the roll. Al til.
police station they gave their names as Victor
Ferreili and Gerces Gieti. Fifty-nine dollars
In counterfeit tiils was found on them, and
SD J3 in good money. From papers found in
their pockets il Is believed that they are part
Of an organized gang OF counteri-lters havin:
headquarters On Mulberry street. New York.
tlntype picture o! the two men in comrany
with two others was taken from one Of the H.
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son+LpT tie i.9at@:.uIca-s ca-.'S away Of
It.s =. a-:.t. O; , DOS aho st:.t- a Ito
va aEE'rEt Treason a-1 rtt.slEr-.
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q Ts;=raEt SO &s 70 ;reTer: .A"'c e. T. earn
Ing .:Telhooc o: who are D -kT s-Ts-l.o or
are !us:!y entitis: - e. tie cgve:rr ept
III. Ia, Las NOTED y sgeh s=r,!rs
wee rer te-ei ~ that crea; army VII III.
vs,y existence o. the country vas .e--,g.iy
threA'en 81. there vouid ROW Re =. ccua::T %
:lisl The promises 80 generously LAO wien
eeT;ain 1isasie. Threatened 10 o'er0ie.C! tLs
y an Of the oripios that b I'll the veteran
were II. law - amead.s a. = eau. si ,,,,
.he mayor portion OF the pension y oney "a.
,,eived ~ In mates Of soldiers homes re pad
direct TO the vile or other cep-n dent. ana
recon n end hi, for the iayo!atle cons.Gy.s.
hon Of the encanp ment-'
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~, YOU'RE AN EASY PREY,
Win your nefh reduced below healthy
standard, for Consumption and other Serof-
siou. and dangerous diseases And It's for
lust this condition that DR.. Pieros's Golden
Aeaieal Discovery Is especially valuable.
you're thinner than you ought TO DO,
whsthsr from wasting disease, defective
nu%ision, or whatever cause, tho Di:cov-
VIII surely bring you up 10 tho healthy
sssssnSard By restoring the normal action OF
every natural source and means Of nourish-
S aont. As . strength -rsstorer and hosh-
builder, nothing like this medicine is known
70 medical science. Filthy Cod Liver on and
A. Na disguised compounds can't compare
4, It's sold on trial. That Is, in everything
Snnts claimed for 1t, II the Discovery over
back.
What otrsr could be more business lIksi
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BEOOKLYN.

mayor Boody has cut short the Official life OF Dog
Chtcherfet hcLane. against whom many com plants
had been made
The evening schools win be reopensd on Oct g. but
owing 70 lack OF funds the sessions Will DO confined to
three nights each week.
Dr. Henry r. dc Forrest, graduate of Cornell Univ.r.
atty has been appointed Assistant Surgeon on the
Of the Thirteenth Regiment with the OF capt ain
'I-onRShoreman Lewis krusa. aged 90. OF 1873 North
ReoOnd street fell overheard at tho foot Of
avanuo yesterday. lie died two hours after being
nshed out, 'h
John BY. Wholesale liquor me hAnt OF 3xh Hal.
ssy street has been Adjudged a Iunatic and John 81
jenkins, President II the First National BANK he.
been appointed com mttee his perAon and ssir".
Mr.. Ely 10 worth nearly $500 OoO N sS'"'s'
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Average On sept, T.

wAsHiSCToS FO2kcAsr FOR THURSDAY
For New England And EASTERN .New IorE. fqrr; >. gMJ
Wdrmer; uinds beonm,g stsihrfd.
For eastern Pennsylrania.New Jersey the Dss:rg. OF
Columbia. Maryland. and Delaware. far. sIgGiy
warmer in eastern Pennsylvania ami n0rtaera sew
Jersey; winds becoming southeast TO south.
For western New York western Pennsylvania and
ono. far: warmer on the lakes: winds b. -0uIng
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BoHToN. Sept. q bishop. sloct Lawrcnrs Is
to bo ordained and consDcrated bishop on
Thursday. Oct ., Ia Trinity Church. Tho
Eight l'eY. DR. John Williams OF Connecticut.
tho presiding Bishop In to br tho conse-
Whpple Of Minnesota Ii to preach tho sOrmo on
lie was one Of tho prosenters Mt tho conserra-
Lawrence Of St paul's Church. Stock bridge
and Augustine II. Amory of Grace Church.
Lawrence. are to be tho attending presbytors.
Thuy arc cousins OF the Bishop elect.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

James iiaddock. while holding col' on Main street.
monticello, n. y. yesterday Afternoon. was thrown
uhnsr the feet OF tho horse and iA'" illuTed The
animal became frightened at band which wak on its
way TO the fair grounds. where the sullivan County
FAR is now In progress
William Newcomb. aged 55 a farmer residing near
QUAKER street, Schenectady county Was siTuck ny a
,tan on the Delaware and Hudson road Yesterday
afternoon and instantly Killed. mo wagon was
knocked Into kindiing wood but the horse was not
hhri; woman who had been in the wagon with New
comp was picked up uninjured.
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The Weather.

No mArAed changes have occurred IN the genera,
weather conditions o: the country. Light scaier.i
rains were reported yesterday parts otiht south
Atlantic and Calf states low storm de- -l.
oping in the upper valleys This gave come Indication
OF moving eastward with rains and nigh winds,
In this city the weGihe. fair. the temperature
ranging from ca TO 77s: prevailing wind northwest,
average velocity six miles per hour average huui;y
81 per CEN.
The thermometer At Perys pharmacy. In Inv srS
building recorded the Temperature yesterday A.
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snow on Top and FIR. a, tn. roo,,

TACOMA. Wash. Sept G-For a week past
forest ares have been raging about the base Il
Mount hainier Numerous cabins and small
iarmhouses have been DESTROYED. SmoAs
from the fires has pervaded the entire western
portion Of the state.