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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28

As several letters are received each day express
ing willingness TO take Lily Langtry the Sunshine
girl for July. the president desires 10 say that Lily
will visit Mrs Rathbone, OF Arlington, N J.. who
so generously offered take her without any COM
pensation. The IS offered by the Mlzpah Circle of
the T. s. s. for Lily's board will be given her
family. who extremely poor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
The "Ruben Won.

! BUFFALO. n. Y. Aug. 13.-Rube
Fcrtw. OF Kansas City, defeated Eddie
Connolly, OF New brunswick tonight
before $500 people at the olympic club
The battle between the two was even
.lyH contested up to the middle OF tho
Afteenth round, when Ferns landed
three apparently light blows on Con-
nolly's. side Just below the rib line. The
New brunswick man backed to the
ropes and dropped his hands. One OF
his seconds threw up towel In token
OF Connolly's defeat. The winner was
challenged by young Peter Jackson and
also by Matty Matthews.
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FITz AND IsHARKEY NOW.
Some Believe That the "sailor" Has
Good Chance to Win. Z

i O GOOD Chance to WIN. n
i NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Now that Bob
T! Fitzslmmors has removed Gus Rubin
from the front rank OF heavy weight
'pugilistsi the interest here turns TO the
iCornlshman's meeting with Tom Shar-
key, August e., and the Corbett-McCoy
battle; set for August 80. With q bene-
at for old John L. Sullivan Immediately
preceding, the last named bout and the
battle OF secondary character on Au-
gust 81, September l will see the death
of the Horton law, which granted am-
nesty to boxers and promoters until
their own. desire for gain obtained the
mastery over their honesty and several
notable fakes led to the repeal OF the
fostering measure.
Notwithstanding the fact that Rubin
knocked out Sharkey and Fitzsimmons
performed a like service for the Akron
fighter, there are many shrewd judges
of, pugillsm who do not hesitate to state
that. the sailor has a great chance
againStE''the old man." US Fitzsimmons
is now, generally called among the pugi-
:Hstic; colony. Among this number are
as good Judges as George siler, Billy
Brady, Billy Madden and Johnny Con-
sidine. These critics point out that had
Rubin come back strong after his
marked advantage In the first round
last Friday night, the Akron giant In
stead OF Fltzsimmons might have land
ed the knockout punch. But It was
Fitzsimmons who gained the most dur
lpg, the time allowed for rest between
therounds. ,sharkey is strong for sew
eral rounds and despite his recent fights
has more than u passing chance to up.
set; the pugilistic dope"
Rhy Rubin failed to come back
strong Is one OF the points which con-,
meets itself inseparably with the after
math OF, the battle. Billy Madden, his
manager, and Jim. Corbett both state
he, was overturned and that his re-
serve strength was diss!patcd before he
entered the ring. The Akron man had
worked with Corbett when the latter
prepared for Jeffries, In fact, had work
ed fully as hard as Gentleman jim"
Both Madden and Corhett. between
whom there developed coldness to-
ward the end, realized this, but Rubin
Is q, glutton for work and refused to let
up assmuch as was advised. Another
point not generally, known Is that Mad
denis man, is an lnveterate user Of to-
bacco. and even in his training smoked
and chewed also. He had defeated
sharkey and perhaps became somewhat
Inflated, At any rate he would steal
away ffpm Madden and indulge in his
fayorlte habit.
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THE RIVER.

The river IS. slightly higher than II
was Sunday evening, owing to a swell
that followed the heavy rain Of Sunday
afternoon. The stage at 6 p. M, Mon
day. was foot 7inches, and falling
again.
The Telephone had a nice trip out for
Matamoras and way, landings yester-
day. III ~. I.
The Matte X. will be here to-day. in
the Jewels place. clearing for'Mata-
moras at II am.
The F. A. Goebel was unable to come
out again in the Darlington trade yes
tertlay, owing to the low water. :
Several llght-drafters from the Big
Sandy are expected here this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
INTELLIGENCE TUESDAY, AUGUST II 1900

fsulting. Garvin's wild throw gave I.os-
q sd9ubie and two singles the other. Chi,
4 cage scored three on q gift u double. a
triple npilsq passed ball getting three
more on 4opr slngles. an error and a,
! gatneslwas The feature. Attendance. $500.
First katne. Y ~. I'll Z, ,.RHE
SBSstoa 800 q . SFS4S4i . o-i . y Z
Battsrlsy, Callahan and Chance. Willis
and CLARKE: Earned runs, Chicago l: Boss.
umpres Tin A4s se
schicagS ss.t...o o. . D 81 . 8 o SO 81
BOSTON, :::.s...a o. o Y. o o. ~ q a
Batteries, Garvln and Donahue; Nichols
and Sullivan. Earned rms, Chicago J
iDostonl i. Time, 1:50. Umpire, Hurst
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WARREN-Rlver at low water mark.
Weather, cloudy and cooler
3 PARkERSBURG-ohio river 2 feet
and falling. Weather. cloudy; mers
curry, IS. Passed down: Bartlett. Up:
Duffy. Little kanawhn falling, Lo-
calls on time. Z. y
i GALLIPoLlS-River 2 feet S inches
and falling. Weather. rain and high
winds this afternoon, % ~ ms
POINT PLEASANT-Rlver feet
and rising. Weather. hard rain this
afternoon. Passed up: Avalon. John
Moren out from the mines with coal,
and returned with cmpties. .sNg,f
MoRGANTowN = River q feet and
stationary. Weather, cloudy and
warm. ~ x
PyTrsBuRGH-Rlvcr IL feet and
stationary. Weather. clear and warm.
H OIL ClTY---River 9 Inches nnai sta
tionary. Weather. clear and warm
GREENsBoRoARlver fcetS- 0
Inches and stationary Weather, clear
and warm. ~
BROWNSVILLE = River 8 feet and.
stationary. 81 Eti Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14

In Individual averages, Erye Beck.
the Toledo second basemnn. leads, with
.s7e. Tom Turner leads the Wheeling
bunch with .sos Meapy next with
.504. followed by .congalton, Rothcrmel.
Lyons and Taylor, In the order named.
The figures In detail follow: y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
INTER STATE2LEAGUEs
:. ,.l.sTo-pAY'S. GAMES, Z
New Castle at Wheeling.
Columbus ut Mnrion!s u
Is Toledo att. Wayne.
Mansfield ut Dayton.

{. ~ 49, q
The whcellngs5 shut out the New.
Castles yesterday afternoon at the IS
land ball parkin one OF the best played
games OF the SEASON. skopec was In
the box for the home team. and he was
invincibie AT every stage. He had but
one bad Annlng. the first, when a. two
Dagger and two bases on balls, filled the
bases, but the next batter was as q
little child beforeYthc Chicago es-ama-
tour fylns: out to skopsc himself. Fig
gemlcr pitched for the Visiting team
and he was hit hgrd and often. The
locals put: up a gpeat game in the field.
in marked cont fast with the rather
ragged work Of the visitors. The work
OF CockmanIa ut short WAS one of the
bright and shining features, and the
new lnaeiderfWas several times APP
paudsd by the spectators.
Withstwo hands down In the first In
ming consnlton hit to Wright. whose
assist to FiggemIer at first was Just q
triNc too slow, and Con was safe. Very.
promptly he went down to second, be-
Ing aided by a tumble by Gratfius. Tur-
ncr's slashing single to- right, which
was fumbled by Frank, brought in the
run t.{s
In their.haift Of the first the visitors
looked. decidedly dangerous. With
two out Van Buren, hit out for two
bases and Lawrence and AIilec drew
bases on balls Skopec being unable to
control the wet ball. Cargo the next
batsman. got three balls and started
for first, on the next. but the umpire
called It strike and the next:one also
was a strike. In Sself defense. Cargo
struck at the. next and popped up n
iiyfto the iufeid.S skopec and Turner
ran for the catch; both stopped short.
but Turner's cry of John, John"
warned. skopec. and he reached out, just
in time to nab the sphere. It was a
close call, as two New Castle runners
would have scored on a mufr.
In the second the, Wheelings got nm,
other on Skopcc,s single,S and a, base
hit by Meany. Wright protested TINT
skopec failed to touch third, but the
umpire did not see the alleged infrac--
lion OF the rules and the run counted.
In the fifth Meany's single and
Congalton's two-bagger brought In the
third run, and the fourth and last came
in the sixth inning on cockman's sin
gle, a hit by Rothermel, Boyd's clever
sacrifice and Skopec's long fly to left
field. Z. - e.
The visitors were never dangerous
after the first inning. ~. &
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh /; New YORK ;.
TwO-bhso hits, Davis. Gleason. Home
raRs. o'Hrlea, Selbach. Hickman Sacri-
nee hit, OConnor. Double plays. ELY, and
ltitchGy: Hickman. Gleason and Doylc.
FlrHt base on balls. on Philippe 81 OF
Carrlck !. Struck out, by Philippe Ii. By
Cnrrick 2. Passed bnIi. O'Connor. Time,
2 hours Umpire, Duy, gstf E'2FIE Ififf''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14

PITTSBURGH. August 1s.-Plttsb2rgh
had New York beaten TO u stand-still un-
til the eighth. when ,o'Brien's wild throw
filled second and third bases. Smiths hit
scored two runs and HIckman's home run
brought in the other two, sctbacfl's home
run scored the two In the ninth. Attend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14

NEWPORT, r. T.. August 15.-Thc
Coropa won the $1,000 Astor cup for
schooncrs, the Mineola the $500 cup for
si8ops. Quizette was the second
schooner and Rainbow the second
.sloop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
Other Interstate Games.

AT Fort Wayne. " H5 ~ RH n
Toledo .....%.I ., o Of / Q Is ) s
Battcries-Harrcr and Bergen; Gates
and Hannnford. * Us
At Marion. Il II z
Eolumh,,s ,i Q ! 8 * % . (
MISUNDERSTANDING and Lynch: STREET
md Beviiie..tl 42ss- Is.
AT Dayton. III Z
MaTisfield lie .. 0 o o o o 0 90 : j
Batteries--Moorc and Donahue; Ames
and Fox. -
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i 3At Detroit. 4, RHE
i RsfSs's Is 8 Sc Sc = =
Cleveland .....s q O. 0 / "a o IS 10 :
Buffalo ........O o o 3 o o. 4 o o,--7 10 s
B At milwaukee,. RHE
milwaukee 30 i o 8S4s1s8 o % 10 4
Chicago 1881 2 90 o "a % Gill 2
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS GAaiEs.$ aiJ.
New York 7. pIttsburgh4.f
Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn O.. W Y {,
Chicago Z. Boston /. u. -. q
Chicago G, Boston 4,
ST.. Louis 10, Philadelphia ).
To-DAP's GAMES. II
Brooklyn Mt Cincinnati. IL ~ Il \
Boston at Chicago. 39i.lt it4
Philadelphia Mt St. Louis. Z.
u.s. 80 i.s5s III New York ut Pittsburgh,
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Z Phillips Invincible..

s CINCINNATI, August 13.-Phllllps was
linvlncible to-day, and the champions were
shut out. A double. n passed ball. hit
md Deckley's home run gave the Cincln-
snnti.s four runs in tho Nth. Score:
= 49, Z, & : RHE
Brooklyn $50 o o. 0 o o. o o 90 8 0
Earned runs, Cincinnati g. Homo run,
Beckley, Attendance. 800 Time. 1:5J. um-
pire.f Emslie. Batteries, Phillips and ka-
hpe;t Kitson and Mcclure. "a ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
BASE BALL COMMENT

There will he q double-header ut the,
ball park this afternoon between
Wheeling and New, Castle. and as these
are. the last games on the home grounds
for some time. doubtless a large audi
'ence will be In attendance. The first
game will be called at 2 o'clock, and
the, second at $3.50. The Wheeling pltch-y
ers will be Osborne and Poole and
Festsch and Wadsworth for the New
Castles. y !S3;s
Rothermel plays a fine game Mt third.
1t is his old position. II he plays It as
well as he did short for Wheeling, no
fault can be found. I, 4.
Cockman made phenomenal stop
and throw In the sixth inning. With
New Castle runners or, second and third
and two out. Cargo hit bIngle- to the
right of second that looked to be safe
by yards. but Cockman made a great
sprint. barely stopped the ball. Island
AoiONSu uP " III ~ oHaP-hhioNt u Tx
ner Just In time to retire Cargo and the
side. The ball wa, in Lyons territory.
and nobody had any idea that Cockman
could make the play. It was a hair
raiser, and cockman deserved all the
applause he arcceived-and more.
Cockman had Figgemier going be-
fore the close Of the game. All his hits
were liners straight out from the plate.
Fig barely escaped from one. and
was bombarded by anothergin a man
ner that took his nerve and breath.
Taylor made a hendy play in the
sixth, when he tried unsuccessfullyy to
bunt the ball and In doing 1t broke the!
bat. Instead Of getting another stick,
he realized that a broken bat waslbet-
ter than a sound one for a buntssnerl-!
Ace-result, q beautiful bunt that sent
Cockman and Rothcrmel5 up base
apiece. from whence the former scored
on Skonec's .outfleld ny. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14

q ST. LOUIS, August 10 st Louis pound
ed Pitcher Plat all.over the lot. Powell
wis! In .magniticent form. He slowed up
In the ninth and allowed the visitors to
make three of their. eight hits In this In
ming: Attendance, 200. Score: y, ?. :, :, :,
ST.. louis i. o 4 !. o otiI q i s-i0 is i
sPhiiadeIp,a 20 o o OIL 70 % 8s-53 IS :
Il Batteries! Powell and Robinson: Plat
Philadelphia z. Homo run, sWaiInco. Time,
800. Umpire, Terry. !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14

"a dozen ion. the! she'll" some. celery
and n pint OF Cooks Imperial Extra Dry
Champagne ia lunch for the gods.
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No. 3 Twenty-seventh, St. s rooms. i! 90
No. q Maryland street.........,....... 10 90
No. 43 Twentieth strect.................r1 IL 90
No. S3s Main street. LIST floor, 5 rooms. Is 90
No. 20OS Min Street......>......,...... 3 90
No. 251e Main street, roomS........ s 90
No. 1872 Market street, store room...---#
No. % Sixteenth street, cellar....,...., 10 90
No. $50 Chapitne street, 2 ro9nlS..... 8 90
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No. q Maryland street.. s.. 600
No. &c Fifth strcet................... :, $40
Ground GO feet square on Eighteenth
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Lot on Vine street, 90 hy,5l feat 80. 125
6-roomed house on Main street......s. 600
No. 20 Sixteenth street. store room. ssili Il
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Store room and five rooms brick 100
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No, $50 Main street. n full lot.Ss'cor- .iss
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Lot on South Front strect...........,.1 ], 200 {
No. 90 lfnin street ................. 2 500
No. ii2 Main street. ., 600 Z
Corner lot on Fifteenth street
No. GO North Front strcct............,.3.200
No, &c Seventeenth street...............2, 100 &
No., las Eighteenth stree............... {, 900 /
Lot east end Nineteenth streetI69
1eet tront,................... wv
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q ONE Square steinway Plano. in good
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2Fyo,RSsA.rEl..
GOOD INYESFlMENTs;

NN'Oi&h llS GiXA1sLNAst3 :.
\ Il TO persons wishing to, nakes thsf
safest possible Investment T can offer
special opportunity In ingarn Falls
lots. JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and loan Agent, lO65
Main Street. 4; IL 3ii'
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BOWLING.

!%.Last nights scores In the Mozart
Park league were as follows:
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sOve I ork 'W.eakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure BLOOD.

q Az ths blood In youF 65dy passes through,
YOUR Kidneys once eYcrY thea ttniniitns $50
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Pay Up and Get Both Papers at Price Of
one.

Ne 7oanf to get 500 neao subscribers
to our paper, and are going to do ii i
1ve eaE aoe therefore continue err ar
rangement aoiM the Farm journal BY
iohicR 7oe can semi THE COLUMBIAN
oRe year and the Farm Journal S
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iciH Pay all arrearages ami one year
in adoanee.
You know what our paper is, and
the Farm Journals gem--practical,
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paper-iull of gumption, full Of sun
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among the best people everywhere.
You OUGHT TO TAKE II.
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farm journal is the leading farm
paper OF the country. Its editor
was raised at the plow handles, and
knows what he is talking about.
We have an arrangement with the
Farm journal by which we can
send it for nearly five years, the re-
mainder of 1900, and all Of 1901,
1902, 1908 and 1904, to all who
subscribe for the COLUMBIAN; both
papers at the price Of ours only.
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w. +. McMichael Of Berwick,
whose performances during the past
few seasons, justify the title of
champion Of the central part of the
state at least, made quite road
record a few days ago. He left
Williamsport at 1880 in the morn
ing and reached Berwick via Mil
ton and Danville at 1910, traver-
sing the seventy-two miles in four
hours and forty minutes.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03

Do you want a cheap bicycle ?
If so, go to Mercer's Drug & Book
Store. You can get fairly good
wheel for a small amount of money.
We have secondhand wheels as
follows One Reading Reliable,
SS. 50; one Record, 81. so; one Col
umbia, $I3. so; one Crescent, SI2. 90;
one no name, 5000 one ladies'
Ben Hur pattern, SI2, 90; one la
dies Commercial, new tires, $500;
one Crescent Tandem, S24.oo one
Norwood Tandem, as good as any
sos. 90 tandem on the market, at
$3.50.
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PURELY PERSONAL

Rev. ID. n. Kirkby is visiting his parents
at Rye, N. ", this week.
Mrs. Byron Stckney returned to her home
at Scranton Friday evening.
viii Lowenberg went to New York on
Monday to purchase new goods.
Miss Emma Townsend was a guest of
Wilkes Barre friends over Sunday.
Mrs Rcbcr Mcars of Rupert, spent Sun.
day with her mother on East Third street.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Hess, of Saltwater, visited
her son Charles out at the Zarr farm, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Slate have been
visiting the latter's mother at Sunbury this
week.
DR.. NJ. B. Hughes, Of Shickshinny, was
in town Friday, looking after business in
terests.
DIR. w. II. Purman has been confined to
the house for the past week by illness of a
critical nature.
L. ID. Kase, wife and family went TO
Scranton on Saturday and remained over
Sunday, visiting friends.
Daniel Knorr Of Locust township, candi-
GATE for Sheriff, was in town on Tuesday
circling amonI the voters.
Paul L. Writ and w. S. Rishton left on
the b. & S. train last evening for the noun
tain, to try their luck at trout fishing
Arthur Smith has secured employment at
the art preservative, in the printing de-
partment Of the Berwick Store Company.
Mrs. William X. Armstrong Of Milton was
the guest over Sunday Of her mother anG
sister at the cerner Of Fourth AMI Catharine
Streets
Will Mellick, machine superintendent in
the Wilkesbarre "Record" office, visited his
uncle, o. b. Mellick at the Exchange Hotel
Saturday.
Moses McIIenry, ono of Saltwater
| Borough's foremost citizens was in town on
Monday, and before returning home gave
this Office pleasant call.
DR.. M. !. Hess and wife departed for
| Wilkes-Barre on Tuesday. The Doctor at
tended meeting of the Susquehanna Dental
| Association, and Mrs. Hess visited relatives.
Patrick Reilly and Edward Rooney, of
Centralia, went to Philadelphia on Monday
to undergo treatment in the German Hos
pital. Both have been great sufferers from
stomach troubles.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03

Constable Betz on Tuesday pre-
sented before Justice Jacoby two
females who had been in miXup,
in which a broomstick played a
prominent part. The case was
continued for further hearing.
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The exodus from town to the
trout streams last week was quite
large. Men supplied with twenty
five dollar rods angled for two days
at a time with little or no success,
while right by their side youngsters
with birch saplings for poles,
landed the speckled beauties, with
out any trouble whatever.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03

Our jobbing department turned
out, during the past four months of
the year, nearly three hundred more
Jobs than were done in the same
time last year, but as additional
work requires additional facilities,
our endeavor is to keep up with the
times and to be prepared to fill all
orders that NAV come in.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03

Charley Sing has opened a
laundry in the Evans building on
Iron street, recently vacated by 500
Wah. Many years ago Charley
conducted laundry in the build
now occupied by c. +. and E. M.
Savidge.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03

w. Bleoggar, the new manager,
has arrived and taken charge Of
the American School Furnishing
Company's works. He has been
engaged at and studied the manu-
lacture of school furniture for nearly
thirty years, which is a guarantee
that he is thoroughly competent to
fill the position.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03

Fri Ikeler Of Mt. Pleasant town
ship whose serious illness was noted
in last week. COLUMBIAN has
greatly improved and his complete
recovery is looked for
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Arrangements have been made
for the entertainment OF the State
Editorial Association, wlich will
hold its annual meeting at Wilkes
Barre, June 20 to 80. d.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03

Constable Miles Betz went to
Sugarloaf township on Saturday on
business concerning several lumber
companies of the upper end. He
says forest fires are raging and
doing thousands of dollars worth
of damage on the mountain.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03

G.. w. Knouse of Benton town
ship, has been appointed fire de-
tective for all that portion OF Col
umbia lying north of the river by
the commissioners.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03

We carry by far the largest line
of bicycle tires and bicycle sundries
and bicycles i'll Bloomsbury, and
we will treat you right, at Mercer S
Drug & Book Store.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-05-03
Wanted /!

We want 500 new subscribers to the
COLUMBIAN this spring and as special
inducement will include the Farm
Ioynai from now until Dec, 1904,
free.
Or the New York Thrice a week
WorlH for three months free.
Or the COLUMBIAN and WorM one
year for $3.50. If