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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
HaasE-=e Deainnsno am 10. 9uni.

Ole wAY-DovN-THE-BAY unb Gboptanf.
8iu,r=GrturFon, $50 Mtitcn; 6allpuF,r; BEN qaas
5en 9as; Q,beHssrbafter fir tltine ainoer; Gum
oerts bon Rrdutliasn 4purptu ourd Oitie Qusflita,
ssiunb gsma6t; Der prdstie: 9onlpfsr rSaFafras"
uHe Gamfao nm Z l1br gprnitruas; 9tiidfuuit UNI
10 ubr Gb,nps. giqtt. 80 GsElz.
Sunil5, SUlte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

ySureah Ger SDul<S pmmtHarC
~ 9altimore, Mo.. II. Sunni 1901.
Gin competipes Gramen bon gppiitanten (ein'
ipobntr Der Stabt Baltimore fir bic ~fplqsnosn
S~rsiitel,u ipirO AM ~ o n t q Q uno Sttntao 9.
ben "a. unD %. sunni 1901. bon MorQsng 9 nbr
an, in Der 9aitimortr b0bsr;r 3nabenidult oil
6oparozStrabs, Der Gsutrt@strube g~egeniiber, fatts
iiuo,n.
3pDlf Sreitsnsn in Der Marpldnbtr StaotgsNcr=
mal=s6ule, bic ben Anbuber su Dem nnterrtdt
uno BEN Gsbrau6 BON 8i6ern uuo S6rstbmate=
rialien bsrsdtist, @splitanten miiHtn mrinOsitsns
fe9s ,ebn Sabre aft iein.
Sine Grsiftr1e i'm ct. Sobng= Coffee, britter 9es
aislatur=9ifritt bic DEN 3ubaber 81 untsrrt9t,
3sft unb 2eois, 0di6e, &si3s unb grennntutertal
fir bier Sabre be,sdtiQt.
Sine Sreifsls (Disr SABRE i'm NarDldnocr attrs
bau=6oGea, britter asaislaturzS ifritt, bic Dem Sns
baber iiiniunoadt,iq Solars bro 3abr fofet.
Srsi 5rtift,Qtn i'm ,Warplanp= a%ntitut." Ip=
blitantsn miiNcn minoetcns t~unf3tbn Sabre alt
isin, unD bic Gruannten niiifcn enttpeosr ben Tags
opr N6suoi6ul=Ru rlu nebmcu.
Gpt; 5~rsifiellen i'm 81. WarD's Seminar iir
Wdpdrn.
Cine 5reitsas fir ara5sn) I'M yWttsrn Dtarp:
IaHo 60lege,~ srfsr Sei,seebungssS itcitt.
Sm Iuftroge
s. NJ. GpmIeS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Der %penfionirte Sberft M. 8rbe
ant bon Der 8unoesarmee lit in Wi=
9ita, &anfas, geftorben. CT mar i'm
Sabre 1857 in bic Nrmee eingetreten.
3ulebt bate er bas Ii. Snfanterie=
Regiment in Sort Sin befeAlist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Mmeritanif9e @eri9t e
BADEN bas Opium : ginfubrperbot
5atpaii's ais perfafungspiorig err
fldrt, unb nun frD9nen Die gingeborez
men benz 2aiter bes Spiumsenufes.
Sn 6onplulu alein gibt es mebr als
elm 6albbunbert Spiumlpfale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
(Suni17, 1902 St
0,ur.au Der a duls @pmmtEdrc

NtIredu Ger &nnlzS pHimlNurc,
~ altimore Mo., II. SUM 1901.
Cine 0rIfunQ fir 2ebrsr Der Glementar=S 5ulen
ipiro am M Outue uno Sisnftao 9, ben "a.
unp Is. sunni 1901, bon Moretns 9 llbr an, i'll
Der petli6sn b0bcreu Sobtsr-Shule, Ode BON
9aian,ttssa oenue uno WtGu1o5sS trabe, 9sbalten
tperoen.
Ser Ganbibat mub bon t5roerli6sr @tbrs6cn,
bic Der Sbdtiqfeit as Qebrer Ib6ru6 tbun fpnn=
ten, frsi isin. 3euauifs iibsr einen euten morale
fben Gbardftsr p~orieQtr unD zine Gr5iebun9 gltt6
Der fir Die So6i9ultn bon Baltimore perl1neten,
beTbsn uuo entipebsr Die trfplqrsihs Grfabrung i'm
2cbramt times Sabr,s oOrr cine iol6s profeliontue
Sdulunq baben, tpie fe oieies Sahr in Der Saltts
mrrer @orbtreitunqsi6u fir 2ebrer (ein babies
Sabr) eeiuGbrt tpurOe.
Srifuua i'm Seutfd,en.
Ganbioaten, fpelde Seuti6 in ben e%nqlii6=btutz
ibtn Sdultn Su lsbrtu pini6sn miifsn Die Ohiz
gen 9eoinguuoeu in 9.juq auf Gt3iebunq nno Gr=
%fabrune ODER S6ulunQ eriilaen uno mitNtu bic
9riifunq in eneliider Sprate beitcben. sic mill
ZEN ebeufans cine 0ritfune in Der oeutid,u Spra@
DE in folqtnocn f}ddern befteben: llcbericbure
aus Dem GuQIii6en ms 7euti6e: llsberieBune aug
benz eutihen ing Guolii6e, tsuti6e Spra6e unb
beuti6e @rammatit uno SabbiIoung.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
BUR qlei6er ,3ctt unb am qleiben Srts ptrbtn
Goplifantsn fir 2ebrerittaen in Den 9iuoerudrt.n
q%spriiit tperben. Niemaro niro SIT bieicr Yriifun9
,uqtlnfen tptrbtn, Die ni6t cine 8raouirte ir9tno
elmer auten 6inDeroarteuz9 orbiloungS dull. 1T.
SIN 4uftrage
s.. W. Goples,
(Sunil7. Is 1920 SetretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

cAiereurd, ipire bcfanrt semnd,t. oas Der 0ianor
- uno Stabtrat6 BON Baltimore I'M Die Nnnub=
me siusr @srorouiu9 sur GOnoemnirunq uno Gr=
6finunq Der folgenben Straseu uno @penues ers
iubt perben tptroen:
GeununO3pun3ipfe strube, bon Der 9OrtsGtOuO
bis Jur gSsftitite bon GbartsszSt =Nuenue, uEo
bon Der Sfieits Der Warplano=Ipetus bis sur
g9cftitite bon oampOensNpenus; uno @unppen=
gpenus, BON Der neuuunoi panBioften Strdbe Bis
sur Suoieite Der a6tunospaujigften Strubs: uno
adtunp, ipanB ieftt Strobe. bon @umpoensapenut
bis sur @sftistts BON MT. gernousaotnuc, nm in
@,rbinbuna nit ienem Sbtils Der ucununo3ran=
sieien etrabs, spii9.u GbarIes=StraBsnzapsuu
uno WarnlauozIosnue ipshbtn bic Stdot f9on
Dur6 Condemnation eriporben bat, cine ourbgtb.nz
be 9:rfebrstrabe, bon Der 0orf=9tnaD bis iur g8efi=
felt. Der Mt. @er%nons@Oenue, iu i6uffcn; be-
iaete unter biticr @.rprDuune 3u tDnoemnircnbs
uno ~ t~r0ffnenDe Strab:n unb @oenues iOaen
icoe cine @reits BON fiufunoiebssio SUB BADEN. in
Isbsrsinfimrruna nit .sintm Qlons Der OorqsihIa=
etner GrOfinun0, Der f6 itSt unter ben Soiumer=
ten i'm girsau Os StrabenDurbbrn6s sGommiHGrs
btfinbet.
Q68,7 1879, 49, 6, 203)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Mittmpd,. Den 10. sunni 1901.

init Der Dor einigenSabz
rem fopiel 4ufIeben erre9enoen
rS6ent'I6e Sbeprie" it's @iiis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
y. af. gcpIes.
Q65-6, 72-3,g GcfretIr.
IerHcseIte Eoreerunss Wmsebote iperosn i'm

TerfcseIte Epreermnss Nnsebote fperoeH i'm
- giireou hts Staot=Re eiftrators bis ID it Il
M o d, ben 10. sunni 1901, Mittaes II llbr, ent=
Siireau BON Der G~ontratts 9 ereebungszg :bOrbs in
@eesnirart Der GneebOtfsiler %esoiinet, fir Die 8er=
%ioreung ots goItimortr StaOtg.idngniHes mitS1z
ten= uno 6amnelil,iib fir Elm Sabr, bonn q.
Suni 1871 on. SpsiififatioueH uno GrforperniTe
in gttreff Der Gualitdt, 0uantitdt stc. tonneH
ouf guiudeu i'm 9iirsau Deg Murpeins ~eutgt1cn
qenonlmen ipsrben. aneebote f0uHen fir Die 9=
iainrte l%isferune, pber fir oas SblentlsiI1 ODER
Sammelfleii6 ieparat eingerei6t tperben.
Acknowledgements miTfn an ben g1oaro Of
apdro51 obreifrt uub NIT DIR Gufi9ritt "Propo-
sal for furnishing meats for the Baltimore CITY
Jail" oerisben iein. Die Ssborot bcbdlt rb oas
&s9t Dor, irgeub ipel6s unb al. gngebote 3u oerf
ipfrfen.
Sames z. DopIe, Warpein.
gsfGtiet:
EbCmas O.. 5apts,
Qrdfbent be- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EauuiS IN II ID 10 II TX II IL In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Sisi,r 6rrlife 8tiurt ftbt etran. auf Der Sobe
Der Seit. @robe G~oussrts Durb has Or9cf:r Der
muriuezgtaosmie. S.p,n Sos b~tiouO.re greHi=
euuosn. Sajieu pirO an Is. sunni 1901 srofintt.
Ser ~populdrs Salnpisr emma Bilts" o,bt tdeli6
um 8 llbr 80 hin. Yormittoss. SUgs bon gameens
Station aus UNI l uuo 4 llbr Ha6nlitta9s. ailtt.
nur SOC. giusts oiltis uuf Boot ODER quo.
(Vlai9,s&S) acknowledgements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

guItimore, Den II. sunni 1901.
@srfceslte Sprosrunes= guqebotc fir Die gers
~iorsune Der Diisntliasn S6ulsu nit %9tipif:n gii.
h,rn unb &inbtrearttn=Ss oiirfnifsu fir ods lauz
fenbe Sabr psrsen bis 3 reitag q, Den q. 9uni,
ga6mittaes 4 ubr, in Oiti.nl giireau ~eutgsaen asz
nomlnen.
Sas &e5t Der @srp.rfuna bon a~nesbotsn bleibt
porbebalten.
Spesifitationen in bisltm girsau.
SIN Outrage
n 9p KoroIrx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Die grpebitionstaee iinb, pie fOlgt:
- bon Baltimore: -
50. s. Meier," Mittpod, 10. sunni,
2 lbr Nudmtttugs.
u&Oln," Montag, ben 1. Sult, 2 u6r
Na6mittugs.
~5rantfurt," Wtttpp6, ben 10. Sult,
2 u6r Na9mittags.
v9annoper," Mittpp4, ben II. Suli,
2 1lbr Na9mittags.
uWi1ebub," Mittpo6, ben 81. Suli,
2 ubr Rudmittags.
y&Dln," Mtttpo9, ben IA. @uguit, 2
ubr Na3mittags.
3tDtits Acknowledgment $50.
Grtluips Grieegttusr.
3 10 if6enoed : q a 9rsis:
Bon Baltimore mad Bremen $50
;uii5lj6 Sl.00 Gris93teusr.
Bon Bremen mad Baltimore $36. so
Runoreiiesgtaete bon Baltimore
nod grcm:n uuo Juriid S67 so
8,e.n 5ru9t unO qufuge meno. man lid an bic
Seneral=NQenteu
81. S9uma6er C Co.,
Tr. 5. sifos@ap= Strab,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

~Aa SaltimpTeS
SQtleI1SNNrt. @ienic=pIas
g%erldnserte SarforssAosnne.
Ser i65n. uno b,qusns Bari lnI gtIs.hs, gOV.n
u. /. m. far pienies. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !" l. w.
aiberafs gtpiugunssn.
ausua visssr, gis,atsiHss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Merchants Miners

SNsxssEHkzn Transportation Comp.
A~ Tampfer 4trttn.
Rad, Spffon une Sem Often:
itsen DisItaa, OOnn,rfias Trettas uuo SoaRtaa,
AbcnoS Il ubr.
Rad, Drppteence une Gem Cfeu:
isoen WfoHtaa. NliItno bib uuo Sreitaa. Gbenbs 6 rhr.
Nadp Sapannab uuc Gem Siieeu:
jcben Dierffag. OoHreritag, Samitas, gbeues 6 ubr.
Rad Heippsrt,geeip uup RcrfoIf:
tdaIit, oI5senon1MeR WtlttrUons unb SGuffoss,
4benos d ll6r.
rRIbertrefIihe SequcmIitfelteH unb SefoitiauH9
Ssrgfdltis. S:riaouus uno ihEcu. S.f0rs.runs
Don Gratt. 8. u. @intusbam. agent,
TuB oes iGuaen Dod5;
q. u. Gfebbins, u. 9. WG.;
SIS. y. Burner, @.z8.sI.;
6. q. @bitnep, 2.sDf.
SanptblreaIr-Gr. A Cfas @ trnnans gtrafe.
UlStG5rp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
- epe,iene Conn tags 3ptterfer

une Iuriid NIT Ger -frtcsfonseinie"
s,qinu.u am e onntuq Q, sn 1G. auni, 10 u5r
9ormittass. unD f,rntr iso.n ~icleen0.n Sonntau,
bis auf tp,it,re Tabri4t. Tidfunft in Baltimore
nm t9 ubr AbsnSs. 8orlialih, Mabts:itcn ouf
Bart, in g,tterton AMI FINER rs Rub bob.n Nm
b5b. 6tltq,n, nit Wusf6t ubr D.. G6.iuputt=9ai.
Better 9itnicsglab in Der 1db. Slltjmore's. Sao,u,
9sotiabr,n, G;i@sn uno arsbsfanstn. Runsfabrt
25c. C5unil1, l&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Nene Mnseiscn.
Tebern %perlanat.

Gripilcgicn aler Mrt su nermictben
in, r@etT5no!part~ (irii5,r r9afino"l, ausIf.r fir
ri, Gallon am %. SUM D. - nit borsislittn
IauStp;le > gOrittaungsn eroifust psrb,n mirO.
Ta6Sufraam i'm Qart. b.i Col. %. .. @st=
Q70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
i. Sagli9, ausGsnOmmsn eOnntaGs.

BORN. 6amDen=5tatiOu, !7.N 9Orm., l2l5,
HIS Ra6mittaas. no
gorm'1 g Jas @orm., n.20. 43O uno $50 Ra6m:
Ta6 Win8etsr, !7.N @Orm., !2,4O' !4lS uns
4.3 Na6m. ne uoou
Ta3 ut. Qirp uno 3nii6tnitatiOntn 4 8, a9.4S
BORN, u.2, 43O, $50, $50, *ll.3O RaGm:
Ra6 Gu utt=Gitp T.3O, 29.3 9Orm., IA'
430. *5.9J, $3.50, al. 30 Ru6m.
Rad Curtis gap, 1928 Born.
mad Qurnp. mt. Ropulss %totion, 226 %a@m
G.us,-Gtot;nr % 40 Pnhnt.
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v9pnal 8lue."Sinie

nab 1bilaeelpbid rne New'8prt.
G.flI9. UeLeGmosn. DsrtUt & KOHL
4 Tinoooou 1926 Y. e. 30 9. g9.
Saslot / Sinner :. 'I%g. 500 9. 8 s
@9oTffor SSinsr 1889. 1857 3. 80 &
SaTior'' Sinr . !1G;59 g. 1927 q 2. - - 90 & 4;
S S4etDi1 Room Gintr SAFE *2.I5 81, t2,20 r. 20.
-RopaI i3inits0,. .itgant: G9n$''' qs 8 3 81 R''
ST.. TaTlpr 448 y. ASP 81. 20
eoa5t5 4a9 g9ila, . a.. 800 80 y r. 's;5 q. y y s
Goal. sSiainaqoOns mad .Rsp.9Orts iertia 5ua
ssit5sn in GGt, aop0llstGtiUI nm 1920 " abf gns =:
u,nfSS.en unO Gbettr ale anortn Mot
A''"S''" 9el. Gamoen. 9srl. Ttt. RopaI.
mb;t,h,rr5ia Qffort. 800 @orm., 1910 ..
SS SiioSsiSS ia Gg9rsB -. 28 ,Ia6m, 20 =.
Ss,rastH attom. !5.l5 ga6m., So p.
Sbii1S,IpbIa 4ftpm. 26.l0 Nbos., ?6.l5 j
SSistf.PirtauE RorODsf=Gde Galosrts uuN galtis
noTsitra5t, Rr: 20l, ehOsgruuODop, Wt. ROpal'
Etatipn Oor GambsnEs tation.
3. 9. Wurtiu,
glsr. 9af. iA8tnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Robert z. Heih,
Sefr,tdr uno Stasmsiittr.
Puttirore WtD., Den 4. suni 1901.
QSir, Die llntsr3eibnetsn, as en BON Dem 0i=
reftpriIIm oes st. Sames Savings Gurao bon 3al=
timore" trnanntcs Gomits, I'M Die Sefuritdtsa uro
ssonps beg brIaqten rSauines=6Ouo" gu p%rilfsH, be=
{btiuigen biermit: bab mir pitielben l~orqfaltig unO
qttpifenbaft atprift unD bititlb:r in lltbtretnftim=
rprlng nit pOrbcrq %sbenoen1 Nusiueis as ribtte be-
Funoen baben. g8ir fno iiberSeuqt, pab pi. gant
in porf6ttgsr uuo i~pariamsr G8siit g,leit't 1Diro.
i. q. Yeare,
s.. Gdudbaref.
Scbu s.. Goldman.
n-l-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

lie b $500 9enionenp a.
rem Bis gum 1. Stunt bereits bepiatgt
fir Sbeilnebmer an unierem &riege
nit @panien pber beren 4~ngeb0rige.
Ser iGbrlt9e Yeniipnsbetrag fir bic
5elben belGuft 5i4 auf $834,75O. Seit
benz 1. Suli 1900 iinb 1897 neue
Namen auf Die PeniionsliIten gefest
fporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

Die ginnetbung zines
ftret9t6 uno zines fran
BDfif9enM pnumentes neben elm
amber auf benz preubt59en
Wefterpalb! nWa6t am Hbein" unb
rMarieiqoiie" ertlinsen 5uiummen,
unb bic 9auerbaftigfeit bes 9rei6unz
bes pirb ba5u betont! Gepib cine
eigenarti9e 5eter in benz fleinen !9az
henbura.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF lev. Fa., issued
out OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia
County, Pennsylvania, and TO me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House, in Bloomsbury, County and state
aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, MAY a, 1901,
at two O'Clock p. M, all that certain piece, par
Gel. and lot OF ground, situate in the Town OF
Bloomsbury, County OF Columbia and state OF
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at the southwest cor
corner OF Fifth street and the Rupert and
Bloomsbury Railroad,and running thence west
wardly along the line OF said Fifth street three
hundred and ninety five feet, more or lessto the
east line OF Leonard st.; thence southwardly
along said line OF Leonard street three hundred
and thirty feet, m re or less to lands conveyed
by James Magee and wife TO The Magee Carpet
Works thence eastwardly along said lands OF
said Magee Carpet Works Two hundred and
eighty-seven feet, more or less, to point In west
wall OF what Is known as Tapestry weaving
She'd" thence along west wall OF SAID weaving
shed northwardly one hundred and twenty feet,
more or less, TO the northwest corner OF said
weaving shed thence eastwardly along north
wall OF said weaving sned seventy-nine feet, to
lands Of the Rupert and Bloomsbury Railroad /;
thence northwardly along said land OF Rupert
and Bloomsbury Railroad two hunored feet,
more or less, to the place OF beginning, ,whereon
are erected the following buildings, TO wit: A
three-story brick building, 50x 100 .eet, known
as "Ingrain MILL" two-story brick building, 90
100 feet known as "oflice and Burling Room, -
| one-story brick building, 25 so feet, known
! as machine Shop" a three-story brick build
ing, 30 80 feet, known as the Ingram Engine
! Room, four-story and frame building, 40 80
| feet, known as the "Boiler ROOM" one-story
brick building, so x so feet, known as the an
grain Dye House." a one story frame building
40x 10 feet, known as the "Yarn ROOM" one
two-story frame building, 20 20 feet, known as
the carpenter Shop" two-story frame build
! ing, 80 X 100 feet, known as "Barn and Stable,'
one-story frame Ice house, one stone and brick
pump house, together with engines, boilers
shafting, betting and other machinery con
tained therein, covered by the lien OF the mort
gage upon which the Judgment was obtained,oI
which the above writ was issued.
Seized, taken In execution, at the suit OF C
NJ. Creveling and d. j. Waller, Jr, Trustees
vs. James Magee ID, James Magee 1st, and W
H. vanderherchen and ia les Magee I'd, and
G. Peacock, Trustees, and the Maeee Carpe
Works, Limited terre tenants, and TO be sold a!
the property OF James Magee I'd, and O. c. Pea
cock, Trustees, terre tenants, and the Mage'
Carpet Works, Limited, terre tenan,s.
DANIEL KNORR, Sheriff.
| WALLER AND MILLER, AJtyS.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-18
{ ACRES AND IS PERCHES
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF FL Fa, issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas of Columbia Coun-
ty, PENNSYLVANIA, and TO me directed, there Will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
In Bloomsbury, County and state aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1901,
at two o'clock p. m all that certain lot OF land
situate In Meals Addition to the Town OF
bloomsbury, In the County OF Columbia and
State OF Pennsylvania aforesaid, being lot NUM-
bered % one, on the plot or draft OF said Addi-
ton. and bounded and described as follows: :
on the north by East Third street, on the east
by lot numbered (2) two, on the south by an al
ley, and on the west by Chestnut alley, being
ninety-seven and one-half feet front ON East
Third street, and fifteen feet on alley In rear,
whereon is erected large two-and-one-half
story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and two-story brick barn and other outbuild-
ings.
This is one OF the finest homes In town.
Seized, taken In execution, at the suit of Co.
Operative Building Bank VS.. Mary NJ. Krug and
Charles Krug, and to be sold as the property OF
Mary M. Krug and ChaIles Krug.
DANIEL KNORR,
JOHN, Atty. sherin'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-18
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF Fl. Fa., issued out Of
the Court OF common Pleas OF Columbia Coun-
ty, Pennsy lvania, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House
In Bloomsourg, County and state aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2oth, 1901,
at o'clock p m, all the right, title ana inter-
est OF Sadie j. Jones and Moore C. Jones In
that certain lot OF ground, situate in the Town
OF bloomsbury, County OF Columbia, and state
OF Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows on the east by Evangelical Parsonage
lot; on the south by lot OF Mrs. George Hassert;
on the west by vacant lots on the north by
Fourth Street, the same being known as lot No.
SO OF the Neal addition, or Town lot No. as, and
being forty and one-half feet front on Fourth
Street, and one hundred and seven feet in depth
whereon is erected two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
and out buildings.
Seized taken In execution, at the suit OF
William Ii. Cooks use vs. Sadie j. Jones and
Moore c. Jones, and to be sold as the property
OF Sadie j. Jones and Moore c. Jones.
DANIEL KNORR, Sheriff.
CLYDE G. YETTBR, Atty.
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on the spur of the moment than Ed
'mund Barton. Il would be ready at
any time to play second fiddle to Bar
ton said Sir George Dibbs to me; and.
be added. If | had Barton's intellect
with my own energy, | could rule Aus
tralia.' At 81 he was an NJ. A. of the
Sydney university, and he is one of the
hest types of the highly educated ma
tiye-born Australian. In a legislature
which, with all its faults, is singularly
sensitive about the dignity of the
speakers office, the most honorable
under the constitution, he is recog-
nized as perhaps the best speaker we
have ever had in New South Wales.
He occupied that position for over five
years, and it is something to win dis
tiuction in an Office which had been
held by Sir Daniel Cooper, Sir Terence
Aubrey Murray, Sir John Hay. William
Munnings Arnold, Sir George Wigram
Allen, and the dignity of which is now
supported by Sir Joseph Abbott. He
WAS one of the few who grasped at the
convention the great difficulties sur
rounding federation, and one of the
three who, in what Sir George Dibbs
describes as the whisky and paste
excursion up the Hawkesbury river in
the Lucinda, drafted the common
wealth bill"
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FEDERATED AUSTRALIA.
Edmund Bnrton, Famous New south
wales Statesman. to he Its
, Eirst Premier.

Edmund Barton has accepted the
sarl Of Hopetoun's offer to form the
first cabinet of the Federation of Aus
tralia A writer in the Review of Re-
views in 1896, speaking of Edmund
Barton, said: ''Next, perhaps, to Sir
Henry Parkes, Edmund Barton is
among New South Wales politicians,
best entitled to be called n statesman.
intellectually he is, speaking compar-
stively. giant. have met many peo-
pie of importance, but ! have never
u,et man who could say finer things
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Just before his death, which oc.
Cured in 1870, Benjamin Franklin left
$4,000 TO the city of Boston, and an
equal sum to Philadelphia, with in
structions that the money was to be
Invested for 100 years, and then de-
voted to certain public objects. The
Boston legacy now amounts to $780,
$50, and that of Philadelphia to little
aver 100000. The Boston managers
have certainly been much more wise
and thrifty than those of the Quaker
eity
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1t has been noticed by the matrons
@f infant asylums that baby will be
cross all day if dressed in gray frock,
nut contented and happy if dressed in
n bright red garment Children from
two to four years old are much less af-
sected by the color of their dress. 1t
is commonly observed in kindergar-
1ens that the younger children prefer
the red playthings, while the older chill.
Axen prefer the blue.
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war. where he did much important
work in connection with forwarding
Lord Roberts big army. His ability
was recognized by assigning him tc
the difficult post at Dublin, where
much tact and firmness. a ready tongue
aud pleasing personality are required
Mr. Wyndham has much Irish wit which
he comes by through his descent from
the Sheridan family. He is, however
an English aristocrat of the deepest
dye. His wife was the widow of the
duke of Westminster's eldest son, and
she still calls herself, as English usage
permits, Countess Grosvenor, although
married to Mr.. Wyndham.