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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-06
AS the cooler weather approaches, we know our la

AS the cooler weather approaches, we know la
dy readers are thinking of houseceaning and many of
them, of Fair time This that something
will be needed in the way of dress goods for your per-
and carpets and furniture for the house.
How much it adds to the attractiveness Of a home
to have something The old things good enough,
but gets tired of the carpet the furniture
and the same dress changeis is physically good for
! the system.
You know our motto is to keep only fresh goods.
We would rather pay little and do with smaller
profit, and buy just what suited trade We can
have selection and pick only the incest patterns
and styles
s DRESS GOODS
We do not buy these by case lots, Every piece is
selected with eye to how it will please you, and
leced sngy. If we bought whole would have
to take patterns and coors that would be ashamed
see YOU We think chose the best line of dress
goods that could be found in New York and Phadel-
phia. Let us show you the goods
s CARPETS.
They say that keeping eyerastingly at it brings
success Our success in this department is selling goods
and our ability to sell goods depends entirely
ability please yo in price quality and pattern We
have combined these three elements, think your
; satisfaction. Take, for instance, our leader
WOOL VELVET CARPET, MADE LAID
AND LINED Goethe Carpet Works has orders for
thousands of rolls of these very goods AT the price
there is nothing in the country to beat them This may
sound big but it's true nevertheless.
Another leader. heavy weight Ingram Carpet
for SOC. per yard. Any cotton in it? Yes little but
the colors Of which such that do fade Same
weight per yard allwool carpet. Every pattern
new, and all the popular coorngs Then have them
better, for 60 and 75c per yard Anything cheaper
On, yes. 223c per yard for good carpet soc will
; give you better one.
Rugs from the smallest sizes up carpet sizes and
prices to suit all. Full assortment of art squares
GROCERlES-Every month grocery depart
ment shows increase in business Means lust what
we are telling you We selling satisfactory goods at
satisfactory prices May we have portion of your
business THE LEADER STORE CO., LTD.
Fourth and Market Sts
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-06

T.. r. Fowler has placed an acety-
lene gas outfit in the Opera House
block, and the Grand Restaurant
and the Opera House are now Ii ight-
ed bv that means. 1t gives a bril-
liant light. This is the first plant
of the Kind in town. The work
was done by w. o. Holmes & Son.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-06
Married.

LEMoN-DELoNG:-At the Re-
formed church Parsonage, August 81,
1900, by Rev. ]. ID. Thomas. Mr..
Warren Lemon of Bloomsburg, Pa.
to Miss Lulu DeLong of Orangeville,
Pa. The young people expect to
make Bloomsburg their future home.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-06

Mrs. Patterson, wife of Rev. l. M.
Patterson, died at her home In Tren-
ton, N. J., on Wednesday of last
week. She had been in very poor
health for long time. Rev. Patter-
son was formerly pastor of the Pres
byterian Church of this town. He,
with two daughters and two sons, sur
vive.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-06
Fine Stationery.

The job department of the CoLUM,
BIAN is now prepared to show its pat
rons fine line OF stationery, in bond
and linen papers, for unruled letter
and note heads, in blue, white or
cream, with envelopes to match. 1t
is suitable TOR either pen or typewriter.
Admirers of fine stationery are in
vited to call and see it. The prices
are very low for the class of goods.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-06

Albert Ward, aged IS years, was
drowned in the Shenango river at
Sharon, on Monday, being seized with
cramps. His body was recovered.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16
...Wilnont.

= 80 .>%r% = - So .S5H.t2F ~ q
G. A. Root took q trip to Esther
vile, Iewa, Tuesday to visit his par
:ents. s's~.s 49,
MR. Mills, the st. Croix Lumber
Company auditor, was transacting
business in these parts Tuesday.
Jessie Bean and family moved into
their new hometin South Wilmont
Saturday.: :: "a, T.as#.:r. Z. +.
Work on the: So Drainage C,nal''
progresses rather slowly on account
:ofsthe FROST: !, !. H.. 80 .-... : =
{, ,Mrsz3Leverich, of the Leverich
:Merchantile Company and his daugh.
ter spent Sunday in Worthington Re.
turning Monday morning. =. II
!: MI, Klint has his new house nearly
completed and will likely move in
::tl,is' week, also Mr.. Stears has his
house we'll along and will soon be in
'snug quarters.
a shelqnest made q business trip
to Worthington Monday. ..z 81
: Messrs. Landers and Hazelman and
Hfamilies have removed from the house
lin West Wilmontto rooms in the New
Bank building, where they will be
mast. comfortably situated for the
winter. IF 4@.> +, - ;:
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Notice, to Land Seeker.

irrespective land buyers can secure;
no better rates than those offered by
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern Railway, nor can they find
better land and location than along
this line or contiguous thereto. -: ~
On September 4, is, October 2, 16,
November 6, 20 and December L.. IS,
round trip tickets, bearing 81 days.
limit, can be Secured to all points
on this line nor h including Abbot
Shell Rock and Waverly at one fare
plus S. =. ~.
This territory includes the rich
farming country traversed by our
new lines. Messrs, Itten & Brooks,
located at Cedar Rapids; Iowa.. are
our industrial and immigration agents
and are in position te give full :infor:
nation relative to thes lan3s.::s ;. j; !:
On some dates our agents are: in
position to ticket you to other: var
,ous parts Of the country at low rates
For rates. time of trains etc.,: call
on ticket agent oraddress ~, i !: 4.
JNo. G.5FARMER, a. g. P. st. A. !,
s.z IN ri: B. C. r. & MrRy.,: :, !:
|. Cedar Rapids,s Iowa.. !
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16
BigelOw.

The Junior League ZELDA social III
the NJ. E. Church Wednesday even,
ing, amount taken ID was IS: IS. !
: It is is getting to be pretty hard
when two little girls cannot be on
the street unless being insulted by a,
drunken hobo, we think such things
should be stopped. If tho hobo
can be found out he will be prosecu-.
ted to the full extent of thr Jaw. :,
Ben Balwin leaves Wednesday
night TO, his new home in Stearns
county, Mimi, and also Bonnie Yahn.
When in want of goo1a goods. Go
to VIM. Waterman's. ..: "A
Harrirgton's feed store is the
cheapest place 10 town to buy your
flour. The best -four at that price
for 48c to $1.15. :s+=~@.. :s-.4 a..
Chas. Yates has moved in g. W.
Yates has moved in 6. w. Foot's
house, having bought tho place.
We have new marshal: Look out,
boysl or you will see the inside :of
the cooler, for he is hustler.
V.B. mead our barber went to
Sheldon, Ia, Sunday, returning
Wednesday. IS. ...z :
Winter Is coming on Us. Now look
out out for snow from this out. II.
B. +. Condor moved to Worthing.
ton Thursday Nc are loosing Gen.
Esrly's ride. ST .s@ 8 4
The new night operator ut the
depot 10 herewith his wife and child !.
Coed luck to them. Hope they will
stay Wild us. ....... e. =. :.
Farm sales are oil the 60 just now.
3 B. +. Condor sold valuable horse
to Mvnroe Beard for $50.
Hurrah for McKinley and B. /.
Trip g. !.
g. N. Davis rooster has his tail
feathers all plucked out. He dent
box g gaod as he did four years
ago. ,.5
Apple taees, three year Old, all
grown q the Kanaranzi Nurseries,
Adrian, MIMI, first quality l5c, soc
|oud quality 100, varieties a. fellows.
Weilty, Duchess, Pattens, Greanlng.
Hibernal, Northwestern Greening,
and Whitney No. 20. Peerless apple,
three year old, first quality 25c, Gee
Eond quality l5c. Scotch and Austrian
Pine, 4 70 6 #. three times trans.
planted, 80 each. Il yous want trees
that win grow, send il your order
new now . Fred Mohl, Adrian,
MINI. l4-2
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16
Reading Items.

The Reading Grain Co. is building
q corn crib to hold the large crop
of corn raised here. John Carlson
and Anton Oleson of Worthington
and doing the work.
There is some threshing to be done
yet. = u. :. = i
Corn husking 10 we'll under way.
n. n. Read and wife left on Thurs
day of last week to visit Mrs. Reads
mother in Ohio. They intend to
spend the winter in some southern
states. 5=, ,s s: 4. e 81. s. *
Bert Read and Melvin Hovey
were at Worthington on Friday Of
last week to cit up with William
Klessig who had his arm taken of
recently ina corn shredder. IS.
Miss Catharin Read returned to
her school on Monday after . weeks
illness. .s .s.=sz
s. a. Wheeler is building : house
aud barn on Sec. Is.
MI. Cline il building alarge house
on his farm on Sec. 8.
The Good Templsrs instslled the
following officers last Thursday even
ing, G. +, ]. ". Read, Y. 4 Miss
Florence Hovey., Sec. Miss CLARA
Free, Asst. Sec. Mn ]. v. Read,
I. s., I. 3. + chsen, Treas. +. g.
Woodwork Chap. q. 81. Hawkins
Guard j. w. Pettis.
Sherman McC osmick visited il
Bloom and Wilmont o. Tuesday.
Woodwork and Jones arc buying.
hogs q this place.
MI. Jantzi and family of Bloom
I II last week for ! visit il CaDada
I'D Ohio.
Nj. Guy and biz son Geo. that 80
|accidently shos . couple q wsehs
ago went q Worth hing ton ut Sun
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16

Female pupils il = New York
school hased ! boy pupil named
Jones. Il was charged that Jones
had possessed himself Of certain.
signs and secret inf rmation Of one
Of the girls societi lee, and they de-
termined "a get even. They sus-
oeedsd il waylaying, gagging and
him il the most approved
fashion He was then carried to
. patch of woods, and after al mi
tiation that Was moro interesting
than sgreesbie they left him 70 free
5himself and return home as best he
could + u raid that The average
male college haziing - mild com
pared q Jones csc. / d
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16
British Doctors
! COMING TO
'Vv ! ] i; THIr< dTON,
- MINI,
Hotel estern,
Tuesday q, Qoye11l Der 20.
FOR ONE DAY ONLY
md will give you FREE treatment.


For all diseases Of he eye, ear, nose
tkroet. chronic, nervous, surgical dis.
eases, eformities, etc.
These eminent British doctors from
the Southern Medical and Surgical
institute Of Louisville, Ky, visiting
personally the principal cities and
.towns,o # Minnesota and the entire
Northwest. 1s.5s 1.
This being a.. vertising trip and
Sc reduce Their now system, they
will give consult ation examinations
and al medicine necessary . COM M
.plete Z cure free except . small charge
for the cost 8 mediicines All pa.
ientsta king ailvantsge of this oler
will be expected % tell their hiends.
tbeIssult obtained ~ their now -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16

Terms Of subscr1ption: Three months 70 cts
~ 9onfAs - 81: one year q 80. Invariably
PsTsoDs receiving paper and not ordering
The same Will not DO required 70 pay eubscFip-
aon, whether papers arc marked sample or not
Olubb!nS Eatos With nearly Ill tie leading pa
ke1o ana 0aeAx1nee 041 10 named on appilca-
Ion. 0 # #st $500: s., z#I Il
e QoIfeepondenee iron All parts Of the county
0olleleo0. POSTAGE oxponse Of the same WIN be
paAd ~ the pabll1her, Is
go ta!s ofAss o. Tuesday Of the week Of
49, for .eanAtng advertisements nads
0OWn - apDlication. "a So { JsS
8u1l1eoeear9Soo ri. AyoAf. I'd 5 f.is@5
soeal advssttsements cents par line each
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16
Order for Hearing Application
|. for Appointment Of Admins
<pn tor s5ts1E=F ,a5*ss - $500

ny :
!: traitor. ~. 4. I, ,.. rs.
State Of minnesota, County: OF Mobiles, SO. IS.
IN Probate Court, Special Term, Nov. IL,
In the Matter Of the Estate ofAbbie A. Har.
vey Deceased. rs . s: u x ~
/ On receiving and fling the petition Of D. 3.
Harvey Of the County Of Mobiles representing,
among other things, that bbie a. Harvey
late of the County Of Mobiles In the StateIof
Minnesota, on the Goth day Of October A ID.
1900, at the County of Mobiles died intestate,
and being an. inl1 abitant Of this county.sat
the time of her death, leaving goods chat
tells, and estate within this county, and that
the said petitioner is the surviving husband
of said deceased, and praying that sad minis
tration Of said estate be to said D. ID. Harvey;
granted. 80,
81 It is Ordered, That said petition be heard
before said court, on Monday, the 10th day.
of December5 a. D., 1900, at one O. clock p. M.
at the Probate Office, in the Court House In;
WorthinEton Ia said county.
. Ordered Further, That, notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to all
personsinterestered, by Publishing this order
once In each week for three successive weeks
prior to said ay of hearing. Ia the Worth
ington AdYance q weekly newspaper
printed and Published at Worthington, In
ID. Dated &C worthingt ton, Mimi, the 18th
day Of Nov 4. ~. 90. BY the Court.
(Sea1) q. NJ C0RY.
# Judge Of Probate
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16

Receives a setback, if she has ofen-
siyA breath through constipation, bill.
sousspess Or Stomach trouble, but pr.
5Ki9s New Life Pills always euro
gth9se troubles; clean the systsn,
sMessten the breath, Danish headache;
best III the world for liver, kidnsys,
am bowels. Only &c q = Gro.
sze4s Il = Go; drug tsots.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16
Through Tourist Sleeping Car
Service to Texas, Old Mexico
/: and nalifnrnio 81. BED. 50

Service to Texas, Old Mexico,
and California. . 5.5
Via Chicago Great Western Ry., to
Kansas City, and Missouri, Kansa4
and Texas, San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass and Southern Pacigc Railways
through Dallas, San Antonio, El Passo
and Los Angeles to San Francisco:
Only through car car line from the
Northwest 70 Texas points and con:
meeting at Stafford junction for OF
points in Old. Mexico. These are Il, III III
charge oten e1p -rienoed official and
leave ST: Paul every Friday at ll:2O
.p. M. rfaching Dallas tbs ffoilpw.Inlgi,
Sunday, San 4 ntonio on MenlaaaY, sEI
:Poso on Tuesday, Los Angeles sak
noon Y ednesday and San !. = r i q q;
early Thursd day morinine; Thesealte,
Pullman Tourist liar is those
ran.o all transcon influential lines and
the charges for,berths are, about half
those regulafgely charg Is per-
sons4who haze made the trip % Calf.
fornis. via other routes, this Southern
route will. prove q most delighi;ffly
chang 3pd 4 persons contemplate
ing : tljfsa sps lexicon. points,
~ f,,rn; - 90: n q y: -
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tenn of treatment. - H.. . -
They treat all kinds of chronic dis

r. ~ r N, * :
tenn of treatment. -
They treat all kinds of chronic dis
eases and deformities, etc. =. ~. -.
It is seldom, that q community 40
situated as the one. in which we live
has the privilege of consulting such
renowned specialists who are in con-
slant attendance to wait upon you,
case and give you the benefit Of their
medical knowledge. There is no ex=
perimenting or guess work. You will
be old wheth you can be cured or not.
If your case is durable then they will
trsat you; if incurable they will give
you such advice as to proIong your
lefe. They cure deafness by an en-.
tirely neg method. Catarrh in all its
varied forms cured so it will never re-
turn by breaking up the cold eatchs
ing tendencies. '.-' =
If you have weax llngsor consump*
ton do not fail to be examined. < : It
will cost you nothing for a thorough.
examination. Remember thse treat
all diseases and deformities. -, 49,.
Their new discovery Of, absorbing
medicine BY electricity, in, paral uses,
loss Of power, rheumatism and ali dis
eases Of the nervous system, is God
send to suffering humanity. Msdi.
cal mon stand appalled, at thesmar-
'velous cures that are being effected
wherever this system has been in
troduced. Thousands who have given
up all hope Of ever being cured now
have an opportunity Of life time to
consult without charge, doctors Of a
national reputation. Remember that
their knowledge Of medicine combined
with electricity, gives them control Of
disease that others do not possess If
you have weak eye, if you are hard
Of hearing, if you are lame and can
not walk, this new system will cure
you quickly.
Don't fail to call on these eminent
specialists, ss q visit will Govt you
nothing and may savs your Ifs
Goearly. q the.r Offices IRE always
crowded. e you are improyin:, un-
der your family physic an doss..ot
como and take up our valuable time
We wish 70 give each one plenty of.
time, bui cannot istss 10 long stores
not pert ming to your case. The rich
and poor treated alike. ldlers and
curiosity seekers will please stay away.
Our time is valuable.
~ n. B. Cancers, tumors, ulcers, all
blood diseases, skin and scslp diseases
ski, and scalp diseases, cured By "a
entirely nov melhod Pies cured il
from Ave 70 thirty days iithout tie
lrnlffe We make speciality of dis
80 peculiar Is eth q sex, Dung
md middle aged nne nun ssinR With
.peG matorrhee, - kne1 loss Of
memory etcs CURED 81 10 absorption
nekh bod.
odice hour trom 8 !. =. . S p. N. .
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16
Easy to Cure q Cbld

EaSy 20 cure u CUlu = :.
if you 90 about It right. Take two Of
three Krause's Cold Cure Capsules
during the day and two before retir;-
ing at night. This will insure a
good nights rest and a free move
ment of the bowels next morning.
Continue the treatment next dav; and
your cold will melt sway. Price Is:
old By f. NJ. Hickman. =. :::5
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16

The dismissal Of over q hundred
students of q military academy in
Indiana as q result Of Halloween
pranks may have a salutary inau-
ence on youngsters who imagine
that "higher education is further
ed nightshirt parades and mid
night vandalism. =
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16
Wanted.

Al energetic man to look after oul
interests in Mobiles and adjacent
counties; Salary 81 commission,
Write for particu lars.
The Harvey Oil Co,
:. &. Is: .s. Cleveland, @.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16

However, the most important
Republican rally Of the entire cam
paign was held at the polls Tues
day. Torch-besring counts in .
way, but it must be supplemented
with votes, to be effective.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16

How to,GetyoE allfo1nia CheaplE
Full information 7 81 this subject
can be obtained By addressing Jno:
%G. Farmer, A. g. Pc T. A.; B. 6.
r. &. N. Ry., Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16

different editions submit the following guide
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21
ANOTHER WAR CLOUD.

Referring to the tension between Rou-
mania and Bulgaria, caused by the de-
mand of the Roumanian government
fJr the arrest of Ssrsfow, president OF the
revolutionary committee at Sofia, tn
Bulgarian capital, together with the
suppression of~that organization, the
Vienna correspondent of the London
Daily Express says; "The Bulgarian
reply to the note of Roumania has
been received at Bucharest. 1t is couch
ed in aggressive terms. Bulgarian troops
are being continually moved to The
frontier. The Macedonian revolution
ary committee has collected 1000 volun.
teers, under the command OF Bulgarian
regular officers and will raid Rouman-
ian territory. Three RoUmanian army
corps are mobilizlng. King Charles,
speaking 10 his officers Sunday, said:
Gentlemen, be ready for war; it can
happen at any moment. You will prove
yourselves worthy Successors of the
heroes 1877 Addressing the ministers
OF foreign affairs, NJ Lahovsry, he said:
Thus do the uDgrateiul Bulgarlans re-
paw all the blood we shed for them in
1877 The Roumanian minister at So
tia will be Immediately recalled"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21
Train Robbers Tackle Tramps.

Denver, Aug. ola train robbery
on the Union Pacific only few miles
from Denver Sunday night. was report.
ed to the police by Alva Bryan and w.
l.. Lyons, of Amarillo, Tex. Lyons
and Bryan boarded a mixed train at
CHEYENNE and gave the brakeman 81
each for the privilege of riding on top
of the freight cars. At Brighton four
masked men crawled on the train and
held up Lyons and Bryan. From
Bryan they got a gold watch with q
diamond set in the case. 1t is valued
at Sl25. From Lyons they got wo-
mans gold watch and $25. The rob-
bers held up several other people on
the train. Herman Roger, of Denver, by
economy and hard work, had managed to
save $500. He, too, had been working IN
Wyoming and wanted to come TO Denver
de got on tho train at Cheyenne and psid
the brakeman for the privilege OF riding ID
box car He was IN car near the engine
and shortly sitter the train left Brighton the
four robbers climbed in. They pulled Roger
out to the door and robbed him OF 500 In
money, n certificate of deposit for $500 and
a certificate of deposit for $50. The four
men left the train at Fort .Lupton. The
police estimate the value Of the booty OBJ
tanned by these thieves at about $500. A
popularity OF this robbery is that the exploit
brought four times as much plumber TO the
thieves who robbed supposed tramps as was
obtained by the robbers who plundered the
passengers of two sleeping cars two weeks
ago The robbers have not been captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21
OVER TWO HUNDRED HOUSES
WRECKED.

A terrific windstorm struck SheDoy-
gan, Wis, yesterday, coming suddenly
from the north. Eight large buildings
we're completely wrecked and 200 email
houses we're blown down, causing q
loss of 100000.
At noon II was dark as night and in
tensely hot. A few moments before /
o'clock the storm broke, increasing in
force until it became tornado. Peo-
ole were thrown down and fences and
signs hurled hundreds Of feet. The
storm, which ragged for only 10 minutes
covered territory two miles wide.
The street car barns were wrecked
aud cars smashed to pieces. The
electric wires were sll blown down.
The roof OF the warehouse OF the
Croker Chair Company was blown oil
and thrown against the factory, wreck
lng the building, The roof OF the
Schrier Brewery was lifted from the
building aud carried over $50 yards.
The American Folding Bed Company
plant was demolished and the sheds 10
the A. Kimball & Sons brickyards
were blown down. The steeple of the
Lutheran Church was blown down Oh
two residences, smashing in the roofs.
The Fourth Ward schoolhouse was
wrecked and the plant of the Gutenberg
& Sonneman Co., partially wrecked. No
one was killed.
The stoIm did considerable damage
at Oshkosh, several buildings being
badly damaged. Damage is also re-
ported from oloudburst at Green Bay,
Wia