davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01
Operator Houser Arrested.

Atlantic City. July 31.-The latest
figures are 42 killed outright, and five
have since died. Forty-four persons are
lying N the hospital hero, more or less
seriously hurt Several are expected to
die. Besides those in the hospital a
score or more people bruised and shaken
up are in cottages. OF the dead 42 are
identified bodies, of three women. one
man and boy await claimants. Coroner
Mclaughlin today went to the block
tower and questioned Operator George
F. Houser.
Houser told him he thought the excur-
sion train had time to cross the tracks of
the Reading before the express got there,
aud he set clear signal for the West
Jersey train, and danger signal on the
Reading train. Pending investigation,
Rouser was put under arrest. This eve
ming he was released on bond.
Recovering Bodies of the Dead.
Atlantic City, N. j., July 31.-The
work of searching for the dead at the
scene of last evenings railroad catastro-
pbe. was continued all through the night
and this morning. With the exception of
the body OF Engineer FaFr, which was
pinned to the earth under his engine. no
9th ers were recovered from the wreck.
The engineer had met instant death at
his post of duty and in the collision had
become wedged under the engine, an iron
arm crushing in his breast and fastening
him to the earth IN q manner which re.
sisted all attempts to release him.
There are now nine bodies at the ex-
cursion house, whers the dead have been
gathered, which are not identified. Parts
Of she human frame were found scattered
over she field and mingled in the debris.
These gruesome objects were gathered
together in one heap and turned over to
the charge Of the undertaken. The hats,
caps, bonnets, gloves, coats and jackets
gathered from the field and wreck were
piled together in a heap.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l


Bath, July 31.-Our gold Democrats are
somewhat wrathy, for they declare that
the delegates elected last evening to tho
county convention were silver men and
they are afraid that it will be silver
crowd that will carry things tomorr ow
at the county convention when 1T
meets here. If an attempt is
made to adopt resolutions endors-
ing the Chicago platform some of the
Democrats say that there will be fun for
somebody. In speaking of politics to-
day, prominent Democrat said there
would be over $50 Bath democrats that
will bolt the Bryan and Sewall ticket
The State of Maine will go for Powers
by upward of 80. 0O0 if the,right amount of
work Is done, and If we don't have free
fight on our hands at WatervilIe August
9, it will surprise me.
The Republicans of Bath will probably
hold their caucus either Wednesday or
Thursday evening Of next week, when
representatives to the legislature will be
nominated.
Steamer CapsiZed on MoOsehead Lake,
Boxcroft, July 81.-During heavy
wind early this morning the steamer
Twilight of the Coburn Steamship Com
pany, ana one of the regular boats on
Moosehead lake, sank at the wharf at
Greenyille at the foot of the lake. The
wind caused the steamer to osreen and
water poured into her hold causing the
boat to sink..in IL feet of water. 1t will
require considerable labor and expense to
raise her.
Auburn Republicans in Convention.
Lewiston. July 3l.-At the Republican
caucus in Auburn this evening Messrs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01
Fusion Urg ed In Montana.

Butte, Mont, July 31.-The Butte
Bystander Populist weekly and official
organ of the Western Federation of Miners
of America and the Montana States
Trades and Labor Council, in its issue
yesterday repudiatsd the action of the
Populist convention and the nomination
of Watson for Vice President. The paper
says it will have the effect of dividing the
silver vote. 1t urges fusion in Montana.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01
Frank Agan Wins Great Race.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 31.--Over $4,000
people saw Frank Agan win the great
pacing race Of the year today at the Glen
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01
Legislative Nominations.

Bangor. July 31.-At the Republican
caucus in Brewer tonight, Frank A.
Floyd was nominated as candidate for
representative to the legislature. At the
Republican caucus for the Eass Corinth
GLASS, Ira M. Davis was nominated for
representative TO the legisl ature.
Bath Democrats on their Fight.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01
WON'T COMB HOME.
Missing Cornyills Woman Found in
Boston.
BUT DECLINES 10 RETURN WITH
HER HUSBAND.

Great 1,ay For Good VIII Farm Yester-
day-Races at Rockland-various Leg
isIaUiye Nominations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01
Local Weather Report.

northwest winds, becoming variable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01
Bar Harbor Events.

Bar aarbor, July 1.-Charles I. How
OF Boston gave dinner at the Malvern
tonight to Mrs. John L. Gardiner of Bos.
ton, who came down for days visit.
The guests were J. Montgomery Sears.
Geo. B. Dorr, John A. Kasson. Miss
Gurney, Miss Draper, DR.. and MIS-. Chap
man, Mrs. Mccormick.
The steam yacht Josephine arrived to-
night.
Mayroyena Bey, the Turkish minister,
gave bicycle party to Sand
Beach this afternoon and YVES attended
by large number.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01

. xhls closed the testimony. Tx Distrio
q Ay 1torhey u. Frank Allen, represen ting
Brown. and James L. Cotter, represent
tng 6ram, made brief arguments followed
Y United States District Attorney
commander Fiske ordered both prison
OTIS held without bail for the United States
circuit court grand jury, which convenes
OG5oDer 10. The witnesses excepting
hleln and Monks were ordered tosfurnish
Don as ln$50o each for their appearance at
the same time. Monks and Klein were
permitted to depart upon their personal
reoognizances.
The prisoners were remanded to Jail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01
Grangers Were outnumbere ed.

Fairfield, July 81.--George G. Weeks
was nominated for representative to the
legislature at the Republican caucus this
afternoon amid much excitement. lie
received 1877 votes to 81 for Allen Jones
the grange candidate.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-01

He Tells Substantially the Story He Had
in Interviews-A Sailor Also Gives His
version-Se veraI Witnesses Remanded
To;F
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
Waattbies Srps. TIeiider,

: Winterbafer "Turf" bel
6. 8. 6utb & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
SIT @plb the,trer getuprbeu?

-.
DAB bos 9olb tbeurer gemorOen Let,
TT betantttllc1 elte Der tte9eaoen Ses
bauptungea0e Der Trelnlbsrleute. An0ers
modem Re bic 9batlae9e ttDt ausges
ortdt mlnen, oaB folt ale Werbrau1s:
artltel blll19er geuoroen fno, obglel9
oD9 l9on mebr als al1r @enlge Die
nrla9e oteler Serblutaun9 aug per
gersslnfa9ung, Den 9ertn9eren soften
per proout1ttonsmefgooen nno Den ers
tei0'elien 2Iaasportgele9en9el'en uao
T. L. % msI!sa sis!al! t.o Delgsa g rs ~. @sssn
S D;s gel.gsastaas . ely uss :. sg1.uss Ws. gas aew
Die Setmgglung IslneI pteont'lDn &C.
a. p.In; ..a 1Ot m,..a! IaaI5'S Supasn sa ns'ta?,
S Tsn usPsa =: AatolI'9lsn m @n ~ 5aiD'Ssi pas
@esngs oss ~ oes sosa5 sa xnn nnn oon
gutoss . a. iDea'g1l u ya uts pz,ovV.oVo,Uev' 0S!}
@ gsa!s ta9 s es no.s a. l.e9sn!aulfao H n!.1' ..1
eroaen ~: m oosl have8a ple'msl ~ o,s'.
i s ap usp'asuMs olssss. pss sSg.;s SGluss ga'
I.y ~ NV M. stgb.,si. seas; esagu.1"sb @ oss.
ae a.ego.. m., Sps s.a aplSIs SuylsM u'aausa
90 n p.p5sm' . ots ~ s'u.syo1ta,ges ce n.y. easgs: =
S .aSS., geuss ~. 's;o s ss oo. Ana gaI I'u
S;. S; @Dataty 9Ossata .u..' lW"euel uelme9rt alS
VIC o.uots..ans, ...,;sHa. ~. S.. uss
Saslu.'tyeI s " gas w. oeI Sseati ah g.
..aao.sn .as. tS yssv. W psn gslwul!s'tams. an9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
Nus geerauber. 9eiten.

Die Seerdubereien, nel6e bin unb
fpieoer nod i'm dineiii6en Meere pors
fommen, erinnern lebbaft an baS Btras
tentpeien, beilen Sdauplas i'm 16.,
H., 1s. uub nod su snfans bes 10.
Sabrbunbsrts bauptld6lt9 Ser atlans
tii9e Ssean mar. Die Sreibeuter
iener 3etten besniisten ii6 ni6t NIT
Der plitnberuns Der S6iffe auf bober
Gee, fonbern oft iiberfielen iie aud
atitenitdbte, bic fie branbf fdatten.
Der berii9ttste Seerduber Scott, elm
Gnslanber, eri9ten einrnal nd9tlt9er
Wetle NIT elmer Gn,abl fetner Inter
sebenen tn ber mertfantf9en ahitens
ftabt Gan Srauctsco be Gampe9e,
plitnberte ben Ort, f9leppte @eiber
fort unb perlanste etn srobes 2oleeelb.
Der Pirat Daois i'm II. Sabrbun'
bert sins einmal unpett Nicaragua,
Mittelamerifa, nit feinem S6iffe Dor
Gnfer, lieB sebn Mitslieber ieiuer
Banbe aur Bemaduns bes S1iffes
5uriid, pertbeilte bic iibrtsen 80 Mann
tn brei 3anoes unb fubr Nadts nit
bteien fluboufpdrts na9 Der Stabt
Granada. Die ptraten tpurben bon
elmer S6tlbma6e anserufen, NIT Der
file ipanil6 ipraden unb ipel9e bic
8duber f9lteBli6 in ber Meintns,
frieblide Gii6er oor itd 3u baben,
paiiiren lteB. 9aum tparen bie Grei'
beuter In @ranaba aus ibren Booten
seitiesen, ais fie fofort iiber bte Sols
bateu berfielen, wel9e ber Qanbun9
ber 8traten rubis, unb obne eiue
Gbnung bon benz mabren Gbarafter ber
Gn9efommenen slt baben, 3usefeben
batten. Der ansrtff 9ei9ab 10 pl0tlt9
un6 70 linermartet, baB bic Solbaten
bereits maiiafrirt tuaren nod ebe ite
i3eit setpinnen fonnten, einen 9erlu9
3u ibrer gertbeibieuns 3u unterneb'
men. 0a9 Der blutisen Tbat Serltreus
ten itd bic Rduber bur6 bic Stabt unb
pliinberien Sauier uub air9en. Sbre
@efammtbeute ftellte ii9 auf mebrere
1auienb Collars. Wertpiirbiser Meile
aber lieBen bic 9traten bel btelem
Streif3u9e Die 8ewobner BON Ntca.
rasna unsei6Oren. sic febrten nad
oer Snfel Sanaica, Der Seimatb ibreS
Sdnptlinss, 3uriid, mo a6t S6iffe, fir
ipel6e Dapis BON ieinen 8aubsenoifen
ais glbmiral eripdblt norben mar, su
elmer OtauberpeoitiOn ausseriiitet mur'
ben.
@enn in jener 3eit elm 9auffabrtei,
fdiff bon seerdubern eefapert iporoen
ioar, 10 wuroe bic Wanni6aft bieies
S9iffeS oft oe3wunsen, auf elmer
Planfe gu luanbeln, wel9e bic 9iraten
10 selest batten, oaB iie ttber bic Seite
bes Sdiffes binuusruste. Die uusliif.
liden fielen bann in's @alier unb
lpurben eenteinisli6 BON Saifii6en
gefreilen @aren es piele Der in's
Maiier @eitiir;ten, 10 mar bie see
balb nadber BON ibrem Dilute fUrmli9
roth aefdrbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
0erbite Gin Srabes Grab

8ie oft hOren mir bae Elm friibes
Grab burd, cine pernahldsiste @rs
fdltung herbet sefilhrt tpurbe. 8es
cente bies un6 9ebraude Or. Bulls
5ouiten SYrup, tpelder fcfcrt ale S.als
unb Qun9enseeioen furirt. Serr SO.
s.. MaboneY, ecwel, Waf., fhreibt:
"Sh mar febr franf NIT einem fdlim>
men S.niten. Dcetcren fcnnten mir
nid,t belfen unb jebermann fa9te bae
ih bic Shwinbfuht hattie. Gin 8ers
tpanbter empfabl mir Or. Sul's
soulfen SDrup unb nahbem i'd, stpei
Slafhen bapcit sebraudt hattie mar
i'd furirt. @s mar ipunberbar! SD
tperre Or. .SuG' 8 Souften Sprup INNER
meinen 5reunbert empfetlen benn td
tpeiB baB er eit nnfeblbares Wittel
it," Or. Bull's 8 SOuften SDrip tptro
ilberall fur 25 Gents perfanft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
RaNa8es8tuette a4er Mrt

RaHa8es8tuette aMer Mrt
Rad unb ton Guropa.
Sept III bic 3eit. 8idets su taufen
unb 8ermanbte unb 8etannte aus Der
alten 6eimatb bertibertommen au laKeu.
Wegen genauer Snformation tpenbe
man fid on
%. s. DpuuG
8eueral.p .paRasiersNeeut ber Malorp
Oampfer 2inie,
523 @af 6oufon Strabe, San an
tonic, Se1aS.
Offi3ieller Gsent fur ole europdi'
i1en 9ampfer 2inien.
- 9or3tielider @erfeniameu bel
6. 6. Sutb & 9 on.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
goltt Gone Star Bier !!

= 4Dne Star 8ter, Xpue gtar 8ier,
tpte idme6ft 9m 10 bprattsliH,
On fd3medft ntdbt nur sur gpmmers.
aett,
Sm QStuter aud, iuennS frtert mmb
idneit,
= Spne Gtar 8ter, 2one gtar 8ier,
tn nir aed3t iidb'S ber8utt8lid5!
Sbr 3edber all, ibr 3edber all, nergeRt
aibt Stefe 2ebre:
9rtnft 9One gtar 8ier tets friib mn
ip6t,
Damn eS eudj ftetS nOrtrefiltd3 8ebt,
Damn babt tbr ttie 8efdtperoe!
0rum itoket an, brunt ftoRet an, In,
0laie febt eS blinfen,
. &Dne gtar 8ter TO flar mmo reim,
9w f,tutelft flar tuie gpmneniMetn,
HrOft! sod! S6mf, Iaftt mns trtafem!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
Wtatt leie, cs mag optt SIT
tereffe ieitt +!


@ir balten segenmdrtig einen
g Sommer Rdumungs Bers
tauf. S@ube unb StiefeI su &ofs
preiieu Nuf iebem 5tiid Waare
ftebt Der Soft unb ber ebemaIige 8ers
faufspreis. 8or etpa 3 Monaten Be-
i6afften mir einen 8orratb BON aofs
fern unb 6anbtaihen. gfun tper6eu
mir bieielben pollfidnbig auspertaufen,
ba mir beS &aumes 5ebiirftig finb ftir
ben groben 6erbits unb Winter.
T0rratb bon S9uben, Der gegen.
mdrtig anfdngt, bereinautommen.
Mhes muB prompt unb 3ur StelIe
beaablt merben, ba mir 3u iol9en Bret,
len M@ts aufi6reiben f6nnen.
@inberella Sboe Store,
213 Nlamo.plaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
Grfurfun uad @srifO.

Die Snternational 8abn berfauft
Gunbreiies8ilette na6 Der Sauptfabt
Merito au einem Gabrpreiie. SidetS gum
gertauf am Z. rnb 10. yfopember.
Wegen ndberer NuStunft tpenbet
gu1 an bic 2otal Igenten.
3. s. Briee u. o. q. a.,
paleitine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12

1auieabe 6aue bon 69sixhix@t
aRbma, euReu, @rtdItuns nab 4slana
uerbsn taslt4 sebeiIt bsr4 0hilsS's
Cure. Gum Beriaaf bel @aItepsg q
S&u4arb, Sames glasin, Z. 3. Gpsls
leKp, &. Gsbn q &c., D. @tstu, Sea-
traI DRUG Store. U. S&wepps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
Cine fdrGe 2Se6r.

@ertbeibissn Sie Sbren &6rper sesen
&rantbeit 6urd ben @ebrau9 BON
Tutt'S Bi[len, ,'ein itets ii@eres Seilmit>
tel sssen &opiidmsr3en, DDspspli., Mas
laria, SsritOpfuns unS alle bamit usrs
lpan6tsn 2siben.
"Das GrirbraS Ofs Gfbens!'
Or. Tutt! Sbre 2eberpillen liub bas
1risbrao bss 2ebsns. Sd wsrbe benz
3uIuIl ltsts bantbur iein, 6er mid bic.
Itlben tennen lernen lisB. 8. 6airlsisb,
Platte Cannon, Col.
9Att's Seber YiAen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12

- 9or3heIiher @erfeniomeu bel
6. 6. Sutb G 9 on.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
6erbitz@eoantell.

@ttuas fiibler ift'S 8eipDrSen,
9lb uno 81 blaft'S ibpn bonn Saprbeu,
9erbftlid, bnnt fdrbt ftb bas 9aub
nno eS tuirO beS @inoee 9amb,
llne tpte sterbensiebnen siebt
Gs ba leiie OurdbS @emiitb,
9ent man iiebt Oa ernit nmb bGmaltd,,
0Ste bp@ allies 10 Der8anelttb!
0Siu man ba 80 neuen Werfen,
setne @ebens8eifter ftarfen,
Gorge mon fiir einen 8ed3er,
Der 5ugleitb ein Spr8enbreder,
ltnb man fiill' tbn btS snm Nanb,
Wfit bent @ter, clone Star" gemannt,
lille triiben SerbftseSanfen,
3pmmeu banm alSbalo inS gAtuanfeml
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12

gerfspfuns Deruriabt bie 1aIfts bss
Grauentrantbeiten. QarI'1 GIsses
Root 9bee ift ein sutes MsttteI esaea
gerfopfuns. Gum Dertauf BET 8al.
teper 6 S6udarb, Sames Glasix, Z.
J. 6peQeHp, q. Gsbn q Co., y. Steta,
Central Drug Store, y. S&nebys.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-12
Geto Sbr 1fterS nern6s pber anig,
regt2 Damn trtuft
Nytalt 9futritte

81 jeber Wtablseit. GS berubi8t bte
Nerben unh ttadbt Mppettt. Yr6pa=
rtrt boa ber 2lnbemier 8ui@ 8retu:
ting Co., ct. xuuis, Wfp.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-20
ASHLEY HORNE FOR TREASURER

To the Editor: Johnston county
will ask the Democratic State conyen-
ton to nominate Asheley Horne, OF
Clayton, as the candidate for State
Treasurer, and his name will be earn
estly pressed for the place until the
nomination is made. We think he is
the man for the place He is a true
mans He has an honorable record.
lie went into the army mere boy,
served faithfully, was wounded. At
the close OF the war he came home PEN
niless. He went to work, and by hard
work, honest dealing and by the use
of his splendid business capacity, he
has accumulated a handsome fortune.
lie has not dollar which he has not
made honestly, and the men who began
to deal with him in 1866 are his custom
ers and earnest friends now. He served
in the State Senate i'm 1885 with distinc-
ton, but has refused all political hon
ors since then. He has always been
an unainching Democrat. He is an
earnest advocate of free silver.
The convention can't do better than
to nominate Asheley Horne.
Very truly,
j. 7. ELLINGTON.
Smithfield, n. c., June II.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-20

est men, that we should make the sacri-
fee, for sacrifice we feel that it rs
Thanking you, gentlemen, for your
kind attention, retiring, perhaps, never
again to have an opportunity OF adj
dressing a Republican convention,
cannot do it, without saying that, after
all, l have in my heart a hope-nay,
have an expectation, that if you
should be foolish enough to adopt this
platform and force us ITO do this, bet
ter counsel will.prevail, and ultimately
on a true Republican platform, sus-
tanning Republican principles, | will
have the inestimable privilege of again
addressing you, tremendous cheers
from silver menu
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-20

Don't let anyone persuade you to take
anything else except Simmons Liver
Regulator. Some merchants will try
to do this, but not for your good. They
do it to make a little more profit on
something which is of an inferior quail
ity, though you must pay just as much
for the bad as for the good. Be sure to
take Simmons Liver Regulator and
nothing else. Look for the Red Z on
every package.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-20

Topeka, Kan, June 19.-Many prom
inent Kansas Republicans say the Kan
sas delegation, in sustaining the gold
standard platform at ST. Louis, has not
voiced the sentiment of majority of
the party here, and that $4,000 free
silver Republicans will not support Nc
Kinley. This bolt ould lose the State
to the Republicans, and would insure
the return of Populist or Democratic
United States Senator to succeed PEI
fer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-20
Health and Pleasure.

Established nearly century. Charming
summer climate. Piedmont region; ,00G
feet above sea level. Cool nights. No mos
quit es. White and Red Sulphur. Iron and
Lithia Springs. New management. New
furniture throughout. Modern plumbing
Water closets. Hot and cold sulphur baths.
Excellent livery. Music. Dancing. Ten
mis-. Bowling. Croquet Popular prices.
Excursion rates. Correspondence solicited.
Address the Manager
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-20
KANSAS THREATENS TO BOLT.

smithfeld, N. c., June II.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-09-17
Where the Stones are Wood.

The Falklands produce no trees, bu
they do produce wood in a very re-
markable shape. You will see, scat
tered here and there, singular block!
of what look like beaten
mossy, gray stones OF various sizes
But II you attempt to roll over one o.
these rounded boulders you will fine
yourself unable to accomplish 1t. Ii
fact, the stone Is tied down to tn,
ground, tied down by the roots, or IL
other words, 1t is not O stone, but 6
block OF living wood.
If you examine it at the right time
you may be able to find upon 1t, hal
hidden among the lichen and MOSES
a few of it's obscure leaves and flow
ers. If you try to cut 1t with an ax'
you will find it extremely hard to dC
so. 1t is entirely unwedgeable, being
made up Of countless branches, which
grow so closely together that they be-
come consolidated into one mass.
On a sunny day-if you are lucky
enough to see a sunny day in Falkland
you may perhaps find on the warn
side of the "balsam log" as the livill
stone Is called, few drops OF frag
rant gum, highly priced by the shep'
herds for its supposed medicinal quail
ties. This wonderful plant is the
Bolax glebaria of botanists, and be
longs to the same family as do the
parsnip and the carrot.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-09-17
WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.

The following Widows Appraisements Will
be presented to the Orphans Court or Columbia
county on the fourth Monday OF ofSeptember, AID.
1896, and confirmed nisi, and unless exceptions
are filed within four days thereafter will be
confirmed absolute:
Jonathan Richie est, Pine twp Personally
$40; Realty, s22j60
William H. swentzel est, Bloomsbury. Per-
sonalty, T2l5
Joseph Shatfer est, Bloomsbury. Personally
$50 As; Realty, S270.55
Miles Oil est, Bloomsbury Realty $4,000.
Abram Miller est Beaver twp, Personality,
$4,000
George W. Ande est, Madison twp, Person
atty, s25 40
@ ". Ewes, est, Millville Boro, Personally,
Charles E, Beqscoter est, sugarloaf twp,
Personality, S9i 81.
Ilannan g. John est, Main twp, Personally,
$4,000
Theodore Lewis est, Benton twp, Personally
$907S.
S90O0O
Josiah KRONER est Centre twp, Personally,
5000; Realty, S250.00
G. NJ. QUICK, Clerk o. C.
Clerks ONCE bloomsbury, Pa Aug, 81, 1896,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-09-17
Hint to Stamp Collectors.

Our philatelist collectors should be
on the outlook for the new postage
stamp issued by the Spanish Govern
ment. A Spanish M. p. still enjoys the
privilege OF "franking," which was
once SO widely abused in England, as
we know from the delightful corre-
spondence OF Cowper and OF many
others in our great age Of letter-writ-
ing. Hitherto a member OF the Span
ish Cortes had simply to get his letters
stamped by the secretary OF the cham
ber, which procured them free passage
through the posts. Henceforward ev-
cry legislator will have to put a post
age stamp upon his letters, but the
stamps are to be obtained gratultously
by the deputies from the same official
The new stamp is red, has the Spanish
arms In the centre, around which runs
circular frame inscribed With the
words, "Congreso de los Deputados. -
Westminster Gazette. ..-..e :.-A.-A4~il 1.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-09-17
PARTITION NOTICE.

In the matter OF the partition OF the estate OF
a. X. Smith deceased To Emma Smith, inter-
married with Frank Cotner, Limestonevllle,
Montour County, Pa, William Smith, Milton,
Northumberland County, Pa, Miles Smith,
Jerseytown, Columbia County, Pa, Ida Smith,
lntermarried with William Sheep, Jerseytown,
Columbia County, Pa, Charles Smith, Salt
Lake City. Utah, Laura Smith, intermarried
with Elmer Mcbride, Bloomsbury, Pa, and the
following Grand children being children OF
Florence Warner deceased who was q daughter
OF the said A. X. Smith deceased, viz :-Geral-
dine Warner, intermarried with MaIIin c. Fry,
WllkeS-barre, Luzerne County, Pa, John q.
Rutter, Jr. Guardian ad litem for Helen Warner
lntermarrled with Harry wilson, Sidney X.
Warner, Laura Warner, charles Warner, and
Nellie Warner, minor children OF Florence
Warner deceased.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance OF
an order OF Orphans Court OF Columbia County
writ OF partition has issued from said Court
70 the Sherin OF said County returnable origin
ally the first Monday OF December A. ID 1895,
and continued from time to time until the
fourth Monday OF September A. D. 1895, and
that the Inquest Will meet for the purpose OF
making partition OF the real estate OF said de-
cendent on Saturday the 10Th day OF September
A. D., 1895 between the hours OF A. NJ. and 4
T. M on the premises OF A. X Smith deceased
In Madison Township, Columbia County, Pa,
at which time and place you can attend II you
see proper.
j. B. MCHENRY.
BUCKINGHAM, sheriff.
Attorney.
S-g1.1t