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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
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WORK on the hlg -auitarlum Is rt,-
gf"-,lug mr,t tapldl,, and over turti cH
ln,ul- Il material have alrrad, been ulll.
llrd ~ the construction IT the main
nmIdur
There viii be- sixty rr,m- III the SAINT
tirlum independent "t -'Nctal hatht-,us
Whch Will mJuu same ~ III" lar.ri
rsu-. FOR the convenience ~ inNaln.
IL after the general plan II hacirnh,s.
with large court lnsld" AMI Wll-
purrhr- around both outside ani Ia the
plaza
umr ~ the most Important impt We
mrui- contemplated lN the company l. Az
electric tudlN railroad ftum the springs
h. Hudson station "n IA" santa fr This
/ maltrf l. now rrc,INlng considerable
and IN" ROAD will probably h. commene.
81 ~ -tru ~ the -iuitarium l. cnmplet
rd The rnllu hmldlng~ will br Att'd
NJ with electrical appliances.
The bath house buildings ARE nrw al.
/ most completed ami the famous springs
| have been walled aui crmrutrd ~ that
/ thrN discharge an abundance ~ hi
water, running three feet higher than
ever before.
\" rNprn.r will l." spared IN n" at.
/ ting up 1t III" ~anltatlum AMI the com
/ forts aud r"n,rnlrncr- will bc equal 70
ANY hr-, class hotel IN the nited States
SILVER CIT! Eagle.
Horace t,rrrl,N one" -ald: Inc WAY IA
Resume l. to resume, Speaking vi agala
putting gold into circulation after the
war Hut NulI may say "reSuum" any
number II times Ia that torpid liver u
Yours and 1t won't bulge until you take
simmons Liver Regulator. Many p"pe
~r"n IT, forget that Constipation. Bilious
Hess AMI sick lfradach" are all caused
hI u sluggish liver, Keep the liver nc
tiN"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
DEFECTIVE GOVERNMENT
There IL an Absence OF Uniform
ity In Our state Laws.
wid. DIn-r~nc~. snd t"nnic" bst~.sa
the code. ~ the various stats
aoms ru,nts 90 which
Ihsy Did~t

iu.-lr ~ government 81, the absence "
IA uniform system = avs. The laws "
,hr tinted states are - course. 'n'
prcmp In every state. hut the subjects
,,I,h which they dra, are strir'y
united hy the fedora constitution aad
,vcry,hins which lies UuSide Ia vivian
the jurisdiction ~ the several states
Act, permitted hy local avs or to.cr'
a'cd bv local sentiment may be OF su'h
"a character A seriously 80 complica'e
the relations 81 the United states win
other governments. and ye, may 70
wholly beyond the control of the gem
,rn' government The attack up1u
Italians In Sew Orleans Ia 1891 Hnd
many An'rChiursc riots In western
states nrt instances Ia point, says iho
N.u'u.s Companion
Inch ~ hc fur'y four ''atcs hHs u
...,.. .,Sit - laws e. wh..h al every
......,, - t's les. .a'urc large Addi' ns
.,.,. mad, lHrrr are wIr dIitrrr' e.
..i conflicts Among tnr avs Busll'S
.uu.'..,, Nh..h are permissible ia
..u, states are i.ftlacu ia 9TH -
u'',u.,, ',u.yh Arv visited with heavy
y,rI, .'.,, .u uur. s'a', ~, uu' puui.' ID
n'u.. tn another state nAjuulng ard
sometime. huusr which happens e. 1e
crossed 10, u state me - w request
r,.ausr certain acts which would ."
,..,sn. a. one rua - u arr .rgN, a. The
u'Nrr
Nur-a.r hui al,ur'" avs vnry
N.l,. Marriage relations inrhid'n
%. .u, ,'n'. may ny entered ,r'r uut'r
N...H .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
Nr"i", ItuIilIn

Invitations aye uut To- attend the we'd.
dug 81 Mis- Lucia IruJllln AMI Rafael
Npoiaca, which viii tan" plac" at the
church IT san Felipe dr Nrri. old town,
AT ; u'cl"rk. "n thr morning 81 the %nh
inst. The bride elect l. thu daughter ~
Mr~. ~rfaiina have, dr rrujilln. aud the
happy Young man ol her choice l. thr son
II :, j. Np"daca, the we'll kunwn south
end merchant Refreshments viii h"
served aud a grand bail" given III tl"t.
iita hall. Il viii be- one II the lmpur.
taut events uf the -ra-uiI ~ the circles
81 our native citizens,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

~. MuNn raur H. Albuquerque nearly
n wrrb agu from White oaks, aud t"k
quarter at the Highland The purp~"
II hi visit TIN, time was Ia meet n sister
ou her arrival from New York, whom he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
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ALBUQUERQUE, .- OIL. 20, 1875.

E.M. pol~on returned u,m santa
lat night
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Rev, Father quote Wa ld--'ug'I i'I
Prescott last h'sh"
MArcu, Bruu-wIck uuu' I.". ''"
La Vegas last night
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

VI u meeting ~ the miners II the Ia.
talta mining district In Brrnalilln cnun.
~, New Mexico, Tor defining size II
district, and for making necessary land
law, thu following was adopted:
First. Resolved. That the boundary II
said district shall hr from spanish tap
ra~trrlN L. thu top 1T the divide between
tulla canon and lhralia canon, thence
unIthrflN following thu DIVIDE the dis.
lance 81 = eight nllrs, theme" westerly
crossing laralIa canon L. La Lara canon.
thence following LA Lara canon down
tr u paint westerly from spanish tap.
thence raNt"ril I" pldc" 4 l"gluning.
second, Resolved. HAT from aud after
tll- date, 10 Irr~uli az persons, hI ihrm.
selves ~ agents. shall have the tlght IT
relocating any claim "r claims ~ tins
district. until after expiration uf twenty
daN~ from the dat" un which their luca,
tiun ~ locations ut said claim ~ claims
~hall have expired.
Ihlri. Rr>"iNrd, That from aud after
this date II" lucati"lI, rr-lratl"ns, at
amended location. ~ ANY claim ~ clHlm'
shall hr entitled tn more than three hun
dtrd .Wr feet III surface gr"und III
width. VIZ, one hundred aud tilty loo
l'rI uu each sid" ui ledge.
signed tins l2tli dal ~ October, $50,
EuW \Hn htNtM"\T hartman,
/. j. IlfllNti,, secretary,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

darr~. TWO safety and pain into ease. III,
am,dic,nr which has but one object It's
good ipt but one thing II strengthens and
inVigaatcs the Organ, distinctly feminine.
II promotes regularity ~ the functions
allavs irritation aud Inflammation, ehees,
unnatural ,Shausting drains, and puts IN,
whole delicate organism into perfect eoudi.
urr Almost all Of the Ills 81 vornani ,ud
N'e tfaccahle tu some form Of what 10 hnusn
As female complaint" And this sen,t.
ally begins either al the time Of puberty o.
childbirth or AZ the turn Of life
Thtte are not three cases in Q hundred of
WON ans peculiar diseases that ~ Pieic,s
ravutttr Prescription will not care Thou.
sands vt grateful women have been tn.
dcfrd healthy and happy BY its use ard
the experience and testimony ~ many "A
them has been included IN Dr. fittess
Common Serss Medical Adviser
when u, r,,r,, pn'',.h-d the ht,, edition n
hts Wufs TIE r'Hi'r.s turtniln Sense Medical
Ai,is.t he announced that amer ~ -, cunt-,
hsd been ,oli 81 the tegulat price o. ~ r>t outy
tue ptpht uu Whi. n would repay him fui The
grsat artpur, 1t lo'.pT ami money etpe ndeh Ia
Ifs'I.ius " Dc v.H.'' give away the neui M
fui.ttp uss II. ts nov distributing aAtn'- "a,
per- &C.. .r ~ TVS iuust complete, lnterrs,ihs
ani ,l'ra''r ..tuupn ssuss medical wurt svsi
pu''t,hra 'ht recipient only beinE required 10
mai tutN~ " H'l = lustsues'N Medical As.Dcta
tnu ~ uunau twsutN Que ,9il one ,su,
stHwp. 10 lss. ,.s' ~ rtailtuE Sz't aud the Zoe
wrl Gr sru' p.,i p,h II 50 vrttahls med ..
N'tafN ,U'ul'rtt 80 QUE volume II contA n
over So. ptyrs ant move than 80 iusirati %
Tho GIss frHE - ~. t-flV the same 80 that
tnll ., 8 e. '','N gnN that the boohs an,
tsluni ia strong tuanills I-per covers insssd
~ 18Th S~ui SOW bst'fS al str given away
. The, afr going N tapiily, therefore. DO ~
ieia, .'u'iuE i~-,iiIiDh II yuu want Que
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
4 Large Funeral

The funeral II Mrs. oscar j. Frost t'al
place this Afternoon from the family r's-
i,Irurr IN the Highlands and large con
course II friends and sympalhlZer+ inf'
lowed the remains H. their last resting
place IN Fairvlrw. Rev. Allen 0fiicia,'d
Mr.. Munlfnrt directed the snrrowful pro
cr~IingS. Among the herraVed relatives
in the procession was J. H. SchollenlTrg
rr. II " ichita, Nau4aS. father ~ III" 10
ceased. Tmr CITIZEN extends condo
lrncr Ia the broken hearted family Wd
thi, ~atdr~t IT events "A young m"lhrf
suddenly tern away, IN the prime ~ hdF
u, lifn. having husband, two cherish''l
little huN- and u host II devoted friends
'h, ~ stack!
\ gwd many tired men AMI womea
could get rld II that pain ~ their backs
II they would ttN lHrk~ sure urr fnf ltle
Liver and Kidneys. The tr"uhl" u usual'
II there. md i'ark-' sure cure rrarh'-
and cures ii, Sold h! Dr. lh"-. II. Bm
g,~~ y S,ll,
"NlanS II the rilZ"nS II RainsNiIle
Indiana, are never without imttl" ~
rhaIuhrrlaln'- Cough Kennedy Ia In
house" -a>- Jacob Brown. the Head I'M
merchant Il the place. This rrmedy la
proven II so uurh Nau" Tor colds am
GROUP IN children that few mothers VII
know IT, worth are willing H. br with"h
IT, Err sale hy lhn-. II, Burgess " son
Rev. r. II. A>hmun, IT the CoDgr"ga
tiunnl church, VIII" has h""n "n u visit
White OaSs, arrived AT his city quarter
the Highland la! nlght.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

Her checks are ike the rusr~
Her brow l. lily white;
Mad we'll know thu rra-un
she takes lafk~' lea each night.
shes strong and we'll and HAPPY, too,
Her face l. clear and bright,
Mud laughlnglN ,hr tells the cause,
Il take rark- lea each night
sold hN lIr. lhu~. II. Burg"~, \ son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
Ior over I,u, i"ar..

" ono NNn NfII-IWth htMtlN,
Nit. NIu-l'W'. ~,-iirug syrup las h''"u
used irI uN,i liiN N"dI~ ~ millions 81
mother, n, their rhildr,u white trrlhup
with iatlrcI ~urr"~-. II -pnlhr- III" chlli.
-ot,rn. IA" run-. allhN- all pain, cute
wind rullr AMI i the best frmriN Tot
Ilarrhua l. pleasant to lhr taste. N"d
l., druggist. m N"n part II the world
IwvuN .INr r,ut~ 4 h"ttlr. It, Nalu" l.
in,tIctIlahr. lr -urr ali ask Tor Mr..
Nin-low'- ~"lhlug syrup, and ,akr Il"
ulhrr kuId,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26
oh \ rEl

We keep Parks Cough syrup and W"
tell everyone II l. the best cough cur" W"
sill. Everybody likes H. aud w. sell 1t un
"A guarantee Try II Tor your c"li. sold
hv lT lhr-. A. burgess \ son,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

vi. Inmhlr returned home 81 v" I
TN. morning and rrIs,rt- having had u
,rrN ENJOYABLE time nj the Prescott race,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

Mr-. Nr-tur Nmlj". who l. returning
home from visit H. san Francisco. Rr-
owed IN III" city from santa Fr last night
And j. thr guest IT MIR. j. K. Armiju.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

N'NN WV h9W NM
fruit come bud and
blossom Dud grow,
into blossom and
blossom into fruit
Aud so gitlhuod
nctgcs into woman.
hspd and the woman
into motherhood
The twu mos, crit.
teal times In ASa
mans life are III,
times which male
the sifl . woman,
aud the woman ,
mother At thsa
times, Df. piefc,
favorite Pfescf,n.
ton 10 Of inesieul..
~ w.fnA ~ -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

Ill Ia" people 81 TIA. country i' not
wake up L. IA" danger, IN u i"w N"aI"
more there viii b" ~ such thing ~ free
dom 81 speech amuug ~ Nlrradl men
are forced 10 be- careful about expressing
their opinions, and thri" l. marked
tendency m the ruuri- towards W-lflrl'
my the freedom # the prrS-. Ia" pm.
cllml Trouble Ni,l II l. that "" ha'" g"l
ENTIRELY tuo much Law ~ the wrong sort
\ general fr,i.l"n should /" IN "flrr
TN STATE II Massachusetts, appropri'
Rtel tirU0" al IL last session iuT the
construction Il highway "n the STATE
-,-lriu There ar 49," miles uf road
In the stat, outside ~ IA" cltlr~ Franc,
la, I~pvu m,Ir. ~ roads $3.50 OF
which ar uuhI cuulful II the state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

James .ui,r, farmer ~ Stonyford, y,
Y, wns the other day being chased 10y
all curagrd hu.D which AZ every stride
was shortening the distance between II
self az! ,hr terrified Sprlntrr just ~
the hu., "aS pre- pairing I" lltt ~ tim
hy the N.a,h ~ his pants and toss htn in
L. the next county u rIuui ~ gra~Nh"p.
prrs ru,r from an adjacent rlunp ~
bushes uud struck hrs hmllNhip ,quar"ly
IN the lace aud turned him FROM his
cuur>,, thus a;Inrding MIR, clone an OPP
purtuuily 10 escape, and ~ a result Ia,
gras,hnppcr has AZ laN, found favor IN
the eyes ~ one farmer ~ least
agent Mrifurd, 1T the Continental ull
company, and Mr. sanders t~Ik ihril
wheels With them on boarding M, last
night,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

Il would rather trust that m"licln"
than An, d"rlu know o. ,aN- Mt.
HATTIE Mason. 1T ,hlluu, carter Co., We.
IA Speaking ui hamh,riain's collie, hot
rra ANT ularrh",a Kennedy, Fer sal" 10y
lhu-. II. l'urgr-s n ~"ll,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

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-..uN,.i q Al, state uw plt
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Observation-Disclosures. f.. COIN. Tia. u-.,-.
,,..r,r,..l. .,r r.,ri,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-26

IA Speaking ui hAmh,riuns collie, hot
era aI ularrhu,a krmrdN, Fer sale 10y
lhu-. H. l'urgr-s n ~"u,
+ France gin i taught - much
Bookkeeping ~ l. necessary I" keep thr
hn-rhpI accounts u"all! ant nuruIhi"
H. -.r lrarp- To- estimate the cost "i
ever, ARTICLE to De- used AMI huw l"-t L.
rrNIlr Tot a gwen number AT a gwen
prlr,. llrurr the gruuuh, tof III" tlr
lurnl statement that a French family
can Internationally aul dAlntllH "u What
au Nmrrnu family wastes.
" tnluu. ,ulu,, farmer near the Wy"
ming lIur rrp"rl, a pumpkin this ~"a,"l
Of ushl, -uur pounds. II" -aIN that h>
feeding pumpkin "n milk, that II, cut
ing un the vine To- Whl'h the vegetable
l. attached, leaving u YIN" l"nglh"i three
feet and placing the ,rN"r'd end 81 ih'
,inr IA u bucket 81 MIX 'ailN, he ral
MAKE q pumpkin wrlgh - pounds
lurmrd English, md-i"r m"chanlr "
the Nautlr \ iacilic Railroad, rrluInr'
from the west uu NJ, >.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

Hiram w. Thornton spent Wednesday in
town, calling on old friends.
Miss Maude Swank is visiting her brother
at Lancaster.
Miss Efie Pollock, of each Haven, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Chas. Cooper.
Mrs. J. II. Lingle and children of Belle
fonte, are visiting her fathers, ]. II. Brewer
Judge Krickbaum transacted business in
town on Saturday.
Peter II. Girton of Greenwood township,
spent Monday in town.
was among the visitors to town on Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Rawlings is at home again
after an absence of several weeks visiting
friends.
A. c. Achenbach of Orange, called at this
office on Monday, and left an interesting
letter from the west for publication.
Mrs. Wagner Of Boston is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. John Wolf, and her brother, DR..
Purman.
Col. John Jameson and daughter, Miss
Annie, went to Detroit on Tuesday, to visit
relatives.
Mrs. I. VI. Patterson and Miss Eleanor
have returned from Winchester, Mass,
where they spent several weeks.
Mrs. Brugler who has been visiting her
relatives here for several weeks, returned to
her home in New York state, on Wednesday.
Miss Annie f. Reser of Milton, formerly
r y 4. Il
visiting relatives and friends,
John Gordon is visiting at his fathers,
John n. Gordon, in Montour township.
He is a railroad engineer, and lives in Mis-
souri,.
Dr. William McKelvy and family have
returned to the west, after visit of seve raj
months in Bloomsburg. He will locate at
Cripple Creek, Col.
C. B. Jackson Esq. of Berwick, spent a
few hours in town on Monday, but did not
remain to look in on the Republican con-
vention.
Rev. and Mrs. d. N. Kirkby accompanied
the formers mother to New York on Mon
day. They will return this week, and Mrs.
Kent, mother of Mrs. Kirkby, will come
with them.
J.W. Mears and Edward J. Meyer re-
turned from their trip to Brooklyn on their
bicycles ON Monday. The distance is 2o2
miles, and they were about thirty hours
coming home.
All anxiety concerning the safety of the
Waller party in the west was dissipated on
Wednesday by the recent of TELEGRAM
all safe and we'll. The telegram came from
Livingstone, Yellowstone Park. DIR. d. J.
Waller, l.. Z. Waller DIR. Geo. p. Waller,
David ]. Waller 3rd, are in the party.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

An adjourned court was held on
Tuesday afternoon, with all the judges
present. The following business was
transacted:
Sale of real estate ordered in the
estates Of Samuel Shive, w. E. Lutz
and Richard Shannon.
Inquest awarded in estate of Sarah
Hamlin, deceased.
In repetition of Mary Alice Hop
per to satisfy mortgage. Prayer of
petitioner refused.
Geo. Stine VS.. Chas. Hughes. Ger
tiorari. Exceptions dismissed and
proceedings affirmed.
VIM. T. Greasy ct al. VS.. The N. &
w. B. R. r. Co., ct al. Damage.
David Armstrong, Isaac Yost, Eman-
uel Kelchner, Jonathan foreman,
Jesse John, A. M. Johnson and Well
ington Yeager appointed viewers to
meet August "a at 10 a. m.
In reauditor's report estate Of Re-
becca Breisch, deceased Exceptions
to said report dismissed and report
confirmed absolute.
Mary L. Reppert VS.. VIM. H. Rep
pert. Subpoena in divorce awarded.
Emma V. McMichael VS.. James
McMichael. Subpoena in divorce
awarded.
The reviewers appointed for the
Mifflin bridge are S. r. Pealer, P. S.
Harman and \. B. Croop.
c. c. Evans executor, VS.. Susannah
Hunt. Case In Equity. Issue award
ed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
Knights of the Golden Eagle.

The following are the Officers of
Theta Castle, No. a76 of Bloomsbury
for the ensuing six months term.
Past Chief-G. N. Kahler Noble
Chief-Hary Rowe; Vice Chief
S. w. Shut High Priest-J. L..
Shoemaker; Venerable Hermit-J.
D. Jones; Master of Records-Guy
Jacoby; Clerk OF Exchequer-W. E.
Shaffer; Keeper of Exchequer-C.
W. Funston Sir Herald-Harry
MacBride; Worthy Bard-Mayberry
Bachman Worthy Chamberlain
David Powell; Ensign-Herbert
Gerringer; Esquire-Harvey Hess ;
First Guardsman-Henry Knorr
Second Guardsman-John Jones
Trustees &C. T. Hendershot, G. l..
Meyer, w. E. Shaffer; Representa-
tive to the Grand Castle--G. c. Roam
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
Commercial Travellers Day.

In connection with the Mount
Gretna Agricultural, Mechanical and
Industrial Exposition, to be held in
Mount Gretna Park, Lebanon county,
Pa, August 10Th to 24th, 1895, the
management has arranged that Tues
day, August 2oth, shall be CONNER
cial Travellers Day. The committee
having charge of the arrangements has
already secured several good speakers
for the day, among whom are Hon.
Daniel H. Hastings, Governor of
Pennsylvania, Hon. William McKin-
ley, Governor of Ohio, Hon. George
E. Green, Mayor of Binghamton, N.
Y, Edward Trevvett, Utica, N. Y,
James d Aldrich, Detroit. Mich,
r. N. Hull, Supreme Counselor, U.
C. T., Cleveland, O., and John A.
Lee, St. Louis, Mo.
Mount Grctna is an ideal place for
a picnic. 1t is magnificent domain
consisting Of 5000 acres of native
woodland and meadow, situated in
the heart of one of the highest noun
tains in Eastern Pennsylvania. The
Park is on the line of the Cornwall
& Lebanon Railroad. 1t is only 10
miles from Lebanon, IS miles from
Harrisburg, 100 miles from Philadel
phia and 100 miles from New York.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
THE OENTRALIA POOR DIRECTOR
CONTEST.

Patrick J. Cain was returned as
elected to the Office of Poor Director,
in the Conyngham and Centralia Poor
District, and his election is being con-
tested by Peter Lenahan, who alleges
that the figures in the return were
fraudulently altered. The petition for
contest and investigation was filed
by Messrs. Barkley & Wintersteen as
attorneys for Lenahan, and Messrs.
Freeze and Scarlet were retained by
Patrick J. Cain.
Petition, answer, bill of particulars,
orders of court and appointment of a
commissioner to take testimony, fol-
lowed in due order. And on July 25th
N. U. Funk Esq. commissioner, with
Mr.. Barkley, Mr.. Wintersteen and
Col. Freeze drove over to Centralia,
where they were joined by Mr.. Scar
let, and Mr., Wilhelm, the latter gen
tleman being retained by Lenahan.
The contestant, Lenahan, began
the examination Of witnesses on his
side, and forty-nine were called and
testified. The hearing was then con-
tinued to Wednesday, July 3Ist, at
Centralia, when it is believed the con-
testant will close his case. The testi
mony taken related mainly to the
qualification of voters, and the first
step in the case relates to the con
clusion of the commissioner on tina,
point. We do not forestall that by
any opinion or suggestion of our own
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

Rodman Wanam aker, son of Johu
Wanamaker, gave dinner in Paris
one day last week, to twenty two
persons, that cost $4,000.
1t was not one dinner but twenty
two independent dinners, separately
served, one to each guest. Each
guest had before him whole leg of
mutton, whole salmon, trutfled fowl,
a basket of peaches, and double
magnum of champagne, besides bot
ties of wine of sacred vintage and
fabulous cost. After the banquet
costly jewelry was distributed to the
guests, among whom were number
of young. titled Frenchmen. Walters
bore bag from which the guests
drew out sleeve buttons, cigar cases,
scarf pins, &C., as souvenirs. Paris
newspapers speak of the banquet as
magnificent, but in bad taste.
Guess the old gentleman wasn't
consulted about this little affair.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

Democrats in this county must look
to their laurels or the Republicans
will stand at the head of the class in
political "ways that are dark and
tricks that are vain" On Monday
two delegates got Bourbonized, and
failed to appear, and both factions
openly charged each other with buying
delegates at fifty dollars head.
Sounds kind O natural, doesn't it ?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

By a decision of the Supreme
Court, handed down recently, when a
veteran who is poor dies his family
may bury him and the county shall
stand the expense up to $50. The
custom has been in some counties to
bury such unfortunates by contract,
let to the lowest bidder, the same as
in the case of ordinary paupers. The
Supreme Court said that tn e law in
tended that the old soldiers should
have a decent burial, and that the
county should pay moderate
expense.