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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
10 CHARGE THE FULL AMOUNT.
An4ffor Entitled 10 Reimbursement for
Certified Copies or Records.

HenesfoTwara applicants for certified
eaoses OF county records in the auditors
ssscs vii be obliged TO pay the full legal
as< and the work Of transerihing win be
dsns BIZ the employees % the Office Such is
tae opinion of Prosecuting Attorney Has
IL ~ TO the meaning Of the law. and IL was
ssnseyed 70 Auditor Bemsn yesterday. The
s9dsfor's letter 70 the prosecuting attorney
h - follows.
7 should like an opinion from you wbeth-
q Or not | can be compelled TO certify 10
escses of records CT this Office which are
nxse By parties not connected with tho
o4ee Attorneys have their typewritsrs
prepare copies 81 the records and then re-
cntsf me 20 certify them. and I do not
know whether ] have the right 10 refuse.
~fery often the copies are poorly written.
srv Inaccurate and require correcting. and
Do rot care 10 have such work 10 out as
IT, eork Of this Office III can help ~"
In answer 10 the above letter. Mr.. HASTE
rtnsered Ar opinion as follows:
your letter ~ the sfh inst Is received.
In reply thereto will say tina: as you are a
sxiaried officer your time belongs 20 the
enanty and IL Is unreasonable that ycu
should devote any portion thereof 70 the
elimination Of copies prepared by private
parties without the county being REIN
bzrsed therefor. The statute allowing SAL
aries 10 officers in lieu Of fees tsectIon 3.o0t.
First HIS Code). provides that "aii sal
zfiad officers Of the several counties OF this
state shall charge and collect for the use %
their respective counties. and pay into the
cDgnty treasury on the first Monday in
saeh month. ali the fees now or hereafter
allowed by Law. paid or ehargeabie In all
esses. etc. The Zee bin as amended in
tie laws Of issS page AZ County Auditors,
81. provides that the charge shall be for
making certified copies OF any paper or
fscurd besides certificate and seal. ger
folio. ~ cents In addition to that tsame
PAGE. division Sd the auditor shall charge
q eeats for his certificate and seal. The
sane amendment page ses division 50 has
a. exception under which the county clerk
shall only charge one-haif the regular rate
for comparing transcripts furnished by
CHEERS together with the full amount OF the
fes for the certificate
at therefore follows. as there Is no sx-
ssption as to The auditor under the sections
a. The statute heretsfore cited. YOU have
only one course 20 pursue ! am therefore
II TIE opinion that you should prepare and
fsfnish your ewr copies OF records. and
certify tire same under seal and charge the
fulf amount therefor. 10 n matter IN
which the county Is interested. as II Is en-
titled 10 all the fees allowed by statute.
ana no discretion or right 10 waive the
same Is LEFT 10 tho county auditor"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

For ieryfDg upon the cash register in the
Congress saloon. on Pike street, Constable
w. X. Fitzgerald. r. s. Rethschlld and
+. II. Rothschiid have been made liable
on a Judgment for SIS damages secured
against them IN Judge Osborn's department.
OF the superior court yesterday by the Bay
View Brewing Company. The complaint
that the seizure. which was made under
an execution from Justice Caidweli's cpur.
20 enforce payment OF judgment for ss5 IS.
was unlawful, was established. as the
property levied on belonged 70 the brew
Ing company. The defense was that Don
net, at the time OF the levy. was engaged
in conducting the saloon under license
issued to him. and that there was nothing
about the saloon to indicate that the brew
Ing company was the owner. The defense
was not considered sufficient. and judy
ment was granted as prayed Tor.
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CAPT. DEBSEY TEsIIrIEs.
Also a Number Of tho Crow of th
stranded steamer Puebia.

Also Number Of tho Crow of the
stranded steamer Puebia.
TIE Federal court room wore n decidedly
ran,leal ar yesterday during the trial OF
Re fiae.aso libel ease brought by the Puget
Sound Tughoat Company against the Pa
ei1c Coast steamship Company before
Commissioner Keller The case II brought
seg getting the stranded steamer city of
Fsebls OF Tire beach and towing her into
peri during the month OF March. 1884. ana
saysrg her from being wrecked Yester-
Cay was the second day OF the hearing. the
entire time being taken up with the testi-
reny % witnesses for shr steamship COM
pay. Tire principal one Of these heirg Capt
DesDey. who was IN charge OF the steamer
vAer sae broke her erankpin, and her pres-
eHt master
The captain scta the whole story OF the
sesttert and said the steamer WAS in no
esHscr 81 going On the beach when taken
= eaarse by the tugs. He ~aid A. ts@ time
xas wsS picked sn she was drifting ncrs-.
aEt nor east "a claimed by the linelanss.
Ne iota how the Montserra; GOT q l.ue
sseard ard towed the steamer Tor couple
e heaTs. when ire tines parted First
VrlVsr Willett, who left the steamer in a
suaal heat. said Re eid no; eat anything 70
spFss cf during the nineteen hours he was
= ne boat. because be was excited and
@@t care E1f kflA NB&fik- ~ NV -
Toe iagAoSt shst picked the men up. bow
ever, say that they were exhausted and
seiaily played eus. and that the provisions
ssfe wsserSoaked ard UNIT for use, Sew
tFzi % The crew corToSorated Wilisirs
sestHony. ana also that OF Capt. pehney,
= regard 20 fhe steamers position and Tire
erection % TIE wind. The steamship com
raay also called Cart. Gilmore and Cart.
aewArts. maritime experts. who told how
vessel would drift in certain winds and
serrenfs
An interesting feature 81 the case 10
Naesher TIE steamship company Is reSpon-
sele Tor TIE loss 81 a 81 50 hawser. belong
e % ne tugbost company. OF whether
- owusrs wsre responsible. Zach claims
= osaer was responsible fer the loss. The
aaasEAiton ~ the taghoAt company Is taat
tss asSser was lost through the command
Nfen ~ tse first officer 90 tAs fsesia.
ne a The ttrne vas on the bridge az the
- TIE rrss officer told how shs affair
aAFFene6. and caused much amusement IN
.ss court room. he said Il vas stand
* On TIE eFfdge et TIRE tug and gave a
s01asnan3 eesore thought. I 5ifn's for
- slesnsat realize thar ] VAS On some
80 s3ss's ooat"
= las not been brought cut yet what fAe
's-se q the cage or % TIE stcanssr vas
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A fracture of the skull necessitating. at
various times. five surgical operations. has
resulted In Theodore G.. Conkltrg losing
his mind The unfortunate man was be-
fore the superior court yesterday and was
ington asylum for the insane at Stella
COON He Is respondent. feels that he IS
about 20 die. or that some one Will attempt
his life. and has manifested suicidal and
honicidal tendency. His maiady was
cisssed as meianchciia by DIR. George NJ
Horton and Dr. r. ". Sparkling. who con-
Quoted the examination. Conkling is a
native OF Indiana. Is unmarried and is IS
wears old
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a. denied. hut demurrer was sustained.
TIE court suggesting change I'm that
Nnsss the Information stated that the
crime had been committed with "a heavy.
hs1nf Instrument 81 would be more fully
expressed by following the language Of an
indictment and saving "a heavy. blunt tn
srrtsrneut. further description Of which
- unknown 10 the prosecuting attorney"
BY this language the averment can he
made 10 cover an car, or club. or whatever
weapon was used IN the commission Of tire
crime
The case then went over ffil Saturday.
and in the meantime Mr.. HASTE will pre-
pare the amendment
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iUIfl A.s,.i.EaGr iihPUSSI6tE.
But Here Is Something Just as
Good

In spite Of all that has been said and
written BY advocates OF total abstinence
II is indispu,sble that modern methods Of
work and living make the occasional sad
even frequent use Of gentle stimulants
highly beneficial If not absolutely neces-
sary tn the great majority Of nnen-esPe-
ciaIly those engaged in business and men
tai pursuits Lack Of exercise and the ex-
oessive consumption OF nerve force and vital
energy consumed By the brain breeds slug
gishness of the digestive system which re-
acts on the biain.
4 corrective slim alaBt is nee3ed-
The curse Of alcoholic and vlGoGs liquors
IL that they over stimulate and create
morbid appetite for more Peruvian Bit
tiers, though com posed largely Of cid Cali
fornia brandy. have no such effect. IL per-
nits the healthy. stimulating effect Of the
brandy. but com p!eiely obiiterstes It's ten
dancw 70 create morbid desire Peruvian
Bitters il n palstabie bni powerful tonic
that inspels sluggish functions to normal
acton; expelhns cold fevers, malarial
poisons and other disease germs: building
Up me weak aae eonvslescent, and BY pro-
noting a regular ss6 healthy appetite. PER
feet digestion. ssu~d sleep. ard sTeaSy
nerves. tends to produce physical pesfeo-
ton. good cheer and increase OF human
happiness
M.cx 4 Co. san Francisco. All dealers
ard crugr si$
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
LONG TIME IN WHICH To DECIDE.
A Man Who Waited Forfy-sIx Years
60 BECOME q Citizen.

time 10 elzpse between tie fling OF
declaration Of intention TO become ezti-
zen of the United States and the granting
az fnsi papers, yet such Is the case OF 1e-e-
riah Hartnett. who was admitted yesssr-
day BY Judge Langley. The desiara.3on
was made out March :. fsse. before the court
CT common pleas for Wayne county, Ohio.
showing that Barfneft, who is a native Of
Ireland. arrived In this country In fsts.
The document was signed by ID. w Mus
seirnan, clerk OF the cour., Aay }. isa4.
Alex Jameson. or Scotland. was also adj
mitted BY Judge Langley. In Judge os-
born's department John H Hughes, Of
Wales. was admitted
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Pagan sent to the Reform school

Frank Pagan. the sharp juvenile thief
who has been IN the municipal court on
and on for the past year, was ordered sent
10 the reform school az ChehAlis yesterday
by Judge Glasgow. there TO remain until
he Is Is years OF age. Pagan Is nearly II.
and unless he IS discharged or effects an
escape, which Is not improbable, he viii re-
main away about four years When Judge
Glasgow had finished lecturing him,
Frank began 70 cry. ard between his sohs
told the Judge that he would never do
wrong again II he would give him another
chance, but he told the same story on
one or two occasions before. AID the judge
had no confidence IN the boy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

Unitsa States Ccuaraisssoner Spricgs VAS
s,sgSS Monday evening taking proof in the
case og Jasper Hansen "a J. T. Smlta. A
row over the sealing schooner Ez3A John,
zo-. The trcubls started n TIE sr1rs-f.-
s-sssvx- where Cart. Jehan Sss.sh fa-ertnses
. ehsttea saoTtg&Ee- Tae matter rsn af,-,-
tar several months an3 TIE attacks ara
~-s~ser-Attacks would eI a hlx $500
tss~nIlv smith Ent ats u18vfEaEe f5~e-sos.-1
nna sasn Jasper hansen Na-s4@3 So
s.hrsns,r Tor Ss8 for wages S7svs.ltas "a
,,.s7s wken TIRE cas- came r5a s.sTo-,
S~-rssSsforsr SprtEEs Capt smith a~~a14
80 Fsanssn was entitled 90 tka f-ef. .
sb@Ye were Any there BE tts-tssg Il. 49,.
,rave@ and then tie oEner sfFa 49,
ssat Hansen w4s dewa or she Isl a.
..sAey This Vas answer b. 2 easg~~ -.
80 ~4aS tsse only way ~ rnnsa -. =, --g..r
--pe ether ssse ten cane hzck wrish -.
calm that ossser S@sssEgsrs wsre carr5s.s
New Fsonae sewing rs2eas7e. TelesAor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

The ladies' enjoy comfort and luxury
while travelling. and the private compart-
nent sleepers on North Western Linz
tied" Wit THE Northwestern Line"
leaving Minneapolis every night 7.5o. St
Paul $40, arriving Chicago SD a n. were
especially designed 10 iii these require
uleuts Each car IS divided into ten sd
perbly appointed compartments, which are
uneaualed for privacy, comfort and lux
ury Your home agent viii sell you tick
cts via this drst-class line For further
information and Illustrated folder. free,
please address. +. ". Parker. Puget Sound
Agent, COL First avenue, Seattle.
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e, al. sixty acres IN section Il. township
- rarxz y-T -

Dexter Horton & ca. yesterday filed a
Si1pEa%8s1t9E cro@s Btu In ths f@1frai
curt r. TIRE ease - TIRE F-ert Street tahas
Railway Company VS. James g Drake.
marshal. and the waxhburn-Mosn MANU-
featuring Company asking Tor forecsos-
ceEvershsp ~ o. %. rosxia 50 az 10 cover
fats case. The bsIs alleges taaf there Is
traffic agreement between TIE froCs
Street ard the consoft2sres street rAsa-
way ccuaua.f4s nv xsts.n fhe latter gels
- per cent. Of tee gross receipts 81 tne
former daily. ana that the Fercen sAse
amounted last year 10 f.tss- IAe naaA
acts as trustee only
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Arrested on suspicion.

John Feeiy. Jack Temple and Alfred
Thomas. three tough hooking characters.
were arrested yesterday morning by Of
ficers Powers and Corbett on suspicion OF
having stolen boom chain and pawned
IL 10 a secondhand dealer on Washington
street. IL is not positively known wheth-
er or not the men are the real thieves, bat
they answer the description left at head
quarters by Officer Brennan, who diseov-
cred the theft
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

r. A. Johnson has petltioned Judge Lang
ley for an order requiring Andrew Chill
berg. administrator OF the estate OF Pet
NJ johnson. deceased, 20 file an account OF
the administration. The oath was filed
July g. 1891. and the petitioner says thar 10
his best knowledge and belief Chiiberg has
negIectfuliy omitted 20 file annual and
final accounts. ard 20 settle and distribute
the estate. as required by law.
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WI, of David !. George.

The viii Of David j. George. who died
at Kirkland. March 70. 1885, was filed for
probate I'm the superior court yesterday.
To the children Henry d. Morris, William
II and Edwin II. George, and Caroline F..
Ebert. Is given 81 each, ard the residue is
devised 10 the widow. Helen '. George.
who Is named as esecutrix- TIE estate is
10 be settled without the Intervention Of
court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

Attorney c. A. Riddle. OF Pratt q Rid
die. yesterday engaged considerable OF the
time OF Judge Langley In signing defaults
sp twenty-thrce foreclosure cases.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

Any tendency to premature badness may
be promptly checked by the use OF Ayers
Hair Vigor Don't delay until the scalp is
bare and the hair-roots destroyed. IL you
would realize the best results. begin at
once with this Invaluable preparation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

! sad bad cald ard coagh for several
.sss''ss AID tried alrsezs everything. Fin
-. M. Hunt, the druggist. a. West Chester
.sssssSnssssnSissi gtxrnherlainss Cossgh Rem
q cent hottie cured ne entirely
sasrs MExcEg, DlllwurtA,ovn, CAssss;.
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Nav snifs Filed.

In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:
w Davis vs. A. w. Hlldehzend:-Mer-
chandise 81 6S1 s.
Seattle Cracker and Candy Company VS..
Norfhsrn Pacific Railroad Company et al.
COMPLAINT nor filed.
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CAREY ~ COURT.

saiSht ncf>ct In tho Information
Against the Prisoner.
william Carey. who r. awaiting trial On
: Na&rsv cf having beaten his saua~ wife
sealh during TIRE helscAys. was brought
80 Judge Auasex court yesterday 10
ssss1 A nsagien 20 auAsn the Information
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Guilty. and Three Monrhs.

In Judge Humes' court yesterday James
Long. petit lArcenst, vas permitted 10
withdraw a plea OF not guilty. and 20 en-
ter q plea OK guilty. lie was then SEN
fenced TO three months Imprisonment n
the county jail
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George b Rumble, until few days ago
booEkeeper and confidential man OF the
Chicago Board OF Trade firm Of George r
French 4 Co. has been arrested on a
charge OF larceny and emhezziement. The
amount involved IS said 70 be N.en
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
Best
Family
Medicine

II have taken Ayers Pills for
many years, anu always derived
the best results from their use.
For stomach and liver troubles.
aud for the cure of headache.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
STILL THEY
COME.

Each day new beauties in spring fabrics and
spring novelties crowd in and Join the already
large stock of new goods. Already the buying
assumes mid-season volume. No hesitation
about selecting new dress when there is so
great variety of beautiful goods to select from.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
Curtis
Guitars

WIN please you because they possess a very
sweet tone, are accurately fretted. ana ara
sold at prices lower than are charged for
many inferior Instruments Lock Ear the
name on each Guitar
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r1ore New Fabrics.

Very complete line OF Scotch and
French Piaiis. IN atwood. silk and
wool. ard silk and Enohsir.
20 inches wide. SIC a yard. worth ST.
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New IsOHse se~inS 'saesaas. Telephone
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New Wash Goods.

our new SrTsnS STOCK OF SeesSss tstTeA-
hams are without doubt very pretty.
We have them in plain. plasds. checks
and stripes.
Irish DsnitleS. we have them in all
the newest ana dasnEsesf patterns. az
80 Per yard.
Black Brocadsi Saiines are always
desirable az ail seasons. Our sssort-
nent VIII bear inspection, and at pop
ulzr prices. &c
Galasea Cloth is getting more popular
every season. For Boys Waists there
Is no cotton material made that will
equal Gaiatea for durability. Colors
ara absolutely fast.
new line OF printed Outing Fianneis.
Persian patterns, dark coiorings, very
wide. at I2s4c
Piles OF new Outing Fiannsls 10 select
FROM best quality. loo.
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Black Goods.
colored Dress Goods.

ss-inch ALI Wool Checks. &C yard.
4e-inch AlI-Wool Mixtures. sc a yard.
4z-lnch Ali-wooi Fancies. soc q yard.
ss-incA Silk and Wool Fancies, s5c a
yard.
is-ineh alohair and Wool. Stripes. sc
a yard.
se-inch French piaids. - different COL
orsngs. Sc q yard.
finch Pin Head Checks. 81 yard.
a2-inch Pin Head Checks. ST. s. a yard.
5s-snch Short Curl Boucle. Is yard.
5e-snch Diagonal Checks, sl-65 yard.
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ing an extensive selection OF choice r at
terms Each enc IS a guaranteed ex-
elusive pattern. The effects ara most
pleasing. Including.
Lustrous coioriags-
Small Panama weaves.
Mohalr and silk Mixtures,
Beige effects. Giace.
BcucIe Piaids.
Moxamofquss. etc
Prices on these elegant suits are SO,
sii-2S sl1sa. SIS. slssa. sI7.sa and us.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-06-11
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS,
The Examinations OF Teachers Tor the Public
Schools Of Columbia County will be
held as follows.

Centre and Scott, Grange Hall,
Tuesday, June 9,
Centralia, High School building,
Thursday, June II.
Conyngham, Central School House,
Friday, June IL.
Berwick and Briarcreek, Berwick
High School building, Tuesday, June
I6.
Catawissa, Catawissa Twp. and
Franklin, Catawissa High School
building, Thursday, June IS.
Montour, Rupert, Friday, June 10.
Beaver and Main, Mainville, Mon
day, June 22.
Mifin, Mifflinville, Tuesday, June
25.
Mt. Pleasant, Millertown, Saturday,
June II.
Hemlock, Buckhorn, Monday, June
go.
Madison, Jerseytown, Tuesday,
June 80.
Millville, Millville, Friday, July 8.
Pine, lola, Saturday, July 4.
Locust and Roaringcreek, Numidia,
Friday, July II.
Cleveland, Johnson's school house,
Saturday, July IS.
Benton, Benton Twp. and Jackson,
Benton, Tuesday, July 2I.
Sugarloaf, Jamison City, Wednes-
day, July 2a.
Fishingcreek, Saltwater, Thursday,
July 20.
Greenwood, Rohrsburg, Friday,
July "a.
Orange, Orangeville, Saturday, July
IS.
Special examinations for those who
cannot attend the regular examina-
tions in the districts in which they ex-
pect to teach, will be held in the
High School building, Bloomsbury,
Saturday, August 20, and Saturday,
September 70.
Applicants must attend the exami-
nations in the district in which they
expect to teach, unless this is abso-
,utely impossible.
Provisional certificates cannot be
legally renewed without a re-examina-
ton of the holder, and cannot be
valid in another county by endorse
ment.
Those who have never studied any
standard work on methods of teach
ing, as well as those under eighteen
years of age need not apply for exam
ination.
Examinations will commence at
S:45 o'clock a. M, and all applicants
will come prepared with pen, ink,
pencil and paper, fools cap size.
All Directors are respectfully in
vited to be present
The State Teachers Association
will meet in Bloomsburg, July 1916.
This Association is composed OF the
leading educators of the State. A
good program has been provided. We
hope every teacher and director in
the county will become member of
this association and thus secure for
himself or herself its advantages.
john K. MILLER, County Supt.
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SALES.

William d. Whitmoyer, Admins
traitor of Adam Whitmoyer, will sell
valuable real estate on the premises
in Pine township, on Saturday June
81, 1896, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
H. w. Shade, administrator of Mary
]. Vanhorn deceased, will sell valua-
Bile personal property at her late resi-
dence on Saturday June 13, 1896, at
I o'clock p. M.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-06-11
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL OONVEN-
TI0N.
Reduced Rates to St. Louis via PennsyI.
vania Railroad.

For the Republican National Con-
vention, to be held at St. Louis, Mo-,
June 10, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell on June IL, 13,
IA, and IS excursion tickets to St.
Louis and return at a single fare fer
the r0nnd TRIP.
These tickets will be good for re-
turn passage leaving St. Louis up to
and including June 81.
For specific rates, sleeping car ac-
commodations, and time tables apply
to nearest ticket agent.
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For Sale.

A desirable house and lot. Corner
lot about 50 80 feet, beautiful To-
cation, all modern Improvements; will
be sold at once. Cheap for cash, or
part down and balance to suit the
purchaser; or part in exchange for
other property.
For further information call on S. d.
Feyhsrd, Building, Loan and Real
Estate Agent, over First National
Bank, Rloomsburg, Pa. II.I5-tf.
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For a Shave or Hair Gut.

For a good and quick shave or hair
cut, 60 to James Reilly's tonsorial
room in Exchange Block, first floor,
next to Express Office. None but
experienced workmen employed.
Ia-I3-Iyr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-06-11

The Commissioners of Centre
county offer reward of 5000. for the
arrest and conviction of any person
who sets FIRE to woods with malicious
intent,