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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
SUICIDE AT NOME

spurred on by jealousy OF her low
er. Lot,ie 1umpkins committed sui
eide at Nome. Oct. q. The news
was received here from passengers
Of the Arctic, on which the Lump
kins woman had arranged passage.
She had been living for some time
as the wife OF Frank Mimic, d bar
tender. They quarreied and separ-
ated, and IN despair the woman took
her life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

T1ae contention of che government
thus Tar has been that IN the matter
81 customs duties the Philippines
were foreign territory
fiy this decision Of Yerhes. export
cra are compelled 10 ray a double
tax. They must pay rot only che
Internal revenue tax. but also 4 cus-
toms duty a. Manila.
The Supreme court Will decide
which one OF these taxes b legal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
PHILIPPINES REGARDED
AS DOMESTIC TERRITORY
FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Nov. 49,
eemrissiauey q Internal fteyeuue
Isrke. today reversed a former rui-
hs made ~ himself. and hold that
x1zsxy. beer ara tobacco Withdrawn
IT eensusnptior IN the Philippines.
aa&n be sunjNct - an internal rev.
ere< tax. thus holding shat the Pail
Rslnes Tor Internal revenue purpos-
= are domestic territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
STILL NO ARRESTS
Double Murder in Indiana Remains as Much
Mystery as Ever

her for months. but he has proven
an nithi.
II Was learned that money he had
given the 9iri was Ia turn given b.
her TO another young man.
A peculiar fact Ia both cases IA that
letters we're stolen from the apart
fnenta of both women the day. or
night Of the murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
[. P. KENDALL SKIPS
FOR PARTS UNKNOWN
Chief Deputy In County Assessors Office Disappears and
So Does Fair Young Woman Formerly Employed
In the Same Department

r.. y. Kendall. chief deputy IN the
county assessors office. has caused
a sensation. HE has left the city
and state Tor unknown parts. nccem-
panied. Il II said. by Mildred Green,
q young woman who was employed
Ia the county auditors office. Ken
dall and this woman with whom II IN
said he has associated rather intim-
atciy for some time. took boat for
California nearly n week ago. This
fact was learned last night
IL was owing 10 his relations with
Miss Green that kendnlfs wife was
granted n divorce about five months
aso. Mrs. Kendall was allowed $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
CAUSE OF
ANARCHY
W. C. T. U. President
Says Liquor"

FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov. Is
The annual convention Of the nation
al w. G. II. u. opened here today
IN her address Mrs. Stevens, the
president. said.
''One Of the chief sources Of anar-
chy In our country 10 without doubt
the un-American liquor business"
She said the organization would
protest against state regulated vice
In the new possessions OF the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nov. IT,
-Four days have elapsed since the
bodies ~ Airs. Georgia Rhiisy and
Lena nrnnrr we're found atranEied
u death, and nothing been accom-
pliHhcd hi thH police tn running
dawn the murderer.
Friends ~ tf~ Neuner Kiri accuse
young man who had supported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
STOP IT!

AUBURN. y. ". Nov. Is. Steps
have been taken BY the mayor Ia
suppress the exhibition of the wax
fisure Of cxolgosu IN the local theates
by the asAaRsin's brother.
The proprietor " warned that II
the exhibition Ia continued hla license
win De forfeited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

per month allmony, and for that rra-
aan she Is considerably concerned
over keudaitH whereabouts at the
present time.
Miss Green u a Portland product.
and gossip has it that she was I'm
ported" hy Kendall.
-. Il. Abraham, who has long been
employed Ia the assessors office, IL
now chief deputy ~ that office.
Friends ~ Kendall say today that
his action Is n great surprise TO
them. Matters 81 a peculiarly ma
ture did not hasten his departure. as
his office carried no responsibility OF
such a character with Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
WHAT! is
He IRISH?

LONDON. Nov. ib.--AccordinE 10
the Evening News. x-president Kru-
ger has been offered n parliamentary
seat In Ireland by the Irish Nation
alists.
lrishmen hold that by Lord Kit
chener's proclamation. Kruger In de
facto a British subject.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Indian Carlos

Mr.. Frank Leonard, who has just
returned from Dawson, has brought
with him a rare collection Of Indian
curiOs. Mr.. Leonard has spent much
time and endured many hardships
20 make this collection. II also reps
resents a heavy expense.
Mr.. Leonard resides AZ the Occi-
dental hotel, and Is kind enough to
exhibit his valuable accumulation
70 any one Interested in curioBiEies
OF this kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
AFTER THE
BRICANDS
kidnapping of Miss Stone
Stirs Up Troops

coNsTANrINoPLE. Nov. Ia
Since the kidnapping OF Miss Stone
there has been great activity against
brlgands generally.
A hand was oveFtaken yesterday
near the bulgarian frontier In which
the leader and four others we're killed
and the remainder OF the band cap
tured.
A eight also occurred between
troops ana hrixands in Albania. Sew
eral were killed on both sides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
BUYS DAILY

WARRINGTON. n. C.. Nov. H.
Frank 4. Munsey OF Munaey's Mag
axlne, New York. has bought the
Washington Times. morning and
evening and Sunday editions. He
IL in control today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
ST. JOHN
WAITING

LONDON. Nov. is..-at. John pix.
wanted in whascom for hank wreck.
ins ard larceny. ana VINO was ar.
rested hers several days ago. was TO-.
day rsunanded 10 prison 70 await en-
tradition papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
FEARED
RUSSIA
The Reason Of Turkeys
Change Of Front

CoNsTANTfHoPLE. Nov. IB.--It
is learned that the nultan's sudden
baokdown. In his attitude toward the
French demand. followed a call by
the Russian ambassador, who broad
iy limited 10 the sultan that only In
slant compliance on the part Of the
porte would prevent the French from
entering the DhrdaneileH,
Prom this visit the sultan under
stood that Russia was ready 20 back
France,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Guys drug store. lie saw Meredith
pass the alley BY the store. and ~
No and Gre " John Considiue. who
~ through the door. and Msreilth
followed. Witness went IN after
them and saw the fight, His deacrip-
ton die not vary from the others ex-
crrt upon the rnint In dispute
Murpdish'n condition and attitude
when Considine nhot him. Rogers
said that the struggle Was continu-
Qua Is shs end. That Meredith and
Connidine were ciinchssi. Meredith
apparently trying 10 draw n rsxol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
SIR TO YOU!
Mr.. Carnegie HAS Henors
Thrust Upon Min

LONDON. Nov. H. Several Of the
morning papers report that Lord
Roseeervy, IN an Edinburgh speech
last night. referred % Carnegie as
sir Andrew Carnegie"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
rh.ys Struggled

Jiit< ss~fn<sew84e FifeRstSm sHeE
swung across frefn the east To fha
west show case. lie noticed that
Couasdins was pais and greatly ex.
cited. hts face covered With blood
ard powdef- burned. Meredith was
net helpless. He struggled to the
melee ala not last over at or 90 sec-
nnHn.
on rruAs-rx aminhfion Mr.. Fulton
mHcertmined that the witness was on
hla way 70 she Palace Market 10 get
somn@ scraps for his doN. and con
siderable amusement Was created by
the extent 20 which this episode was
fuaEnifisd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
VARSITY
VERSUS
PORTLAND
A Great Football Game Is
Promised With Multnomah
tomorrow Afternoon

Tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock
me football tsam Of the Multnomah
Asnistic club will arrive IN this city
over the Northern Pacific. The men
tni be st once escorted 70 the Ath-
.S park. II II probable that they
Viii Con their canvasn suits on hoard
In =. yam % that there Will be no de-
!. starring sns game. Tho uni
=. y ssam will Be waiting for them
-. ~ heio and as soon as the Ore
a IN Soys are ready ths game win be
~ NE contest e. expected 10 be close
$780,. s,.eitinz. The varsity and the
Srss.. $500 cnzo have not met on the
$50 sinee IS, when the colleRfans
49,. esisatsc in Portland By the
a. = y 20 3. That was the year
es,ss ~ 'ocal teams strongest axgre-
csISr -s Nnen Larsen, Lindsay and
tons h Played the three back post
VII Try to Even Up
g. W. game tomorrow the var
~. ~ a1eApt 70 regain thla sna
a. l2st prsatIzs and aIeo raf e,ssu
~ sI last dsfeat ID the bsnds =,
Nehf0otsfn - ehe HAh1s OF
rss,ss aefnah has as uanaf n c,.sr
uniss,. shs defeated thls year tbs
ch4ns.tF Of Oregon "a 80 ~
hama ~ indians 50. On ~ o.ka,
ing ~ ssssIEily has met with notb. .
nlr rtziss ss.sat AZ the hands ~ ths
I2-9 srs.sse as1s. IosIng bv : 49, ~ ~, y.
Ti'h " ~rnHnan college and 10
Al !.
team ss9pPsfisrs Of the go.
hewsyss .., Few much e en- ssr ~ Y
g,.'sn SIN g. saturdays sxbl.
ssnassation. Nv. f9rt Townsend A..
y a sne ssaiass 4 i nsIs to gain a.
ss,1. . n Mn ~ ss.s.stns.. =, -,
= Considered 20 tAs score q
n. '''' VINO vi, -.
sas ". .'an.a.se-up Of NJ r'sy
hhersfss ~ = I vas 1 ssesicatly
ssn s ~ su N II ~ !. shauilera ~ T.
n y. Ip.sska sss s laa niIl III 7. sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

incorrect publication was made In
his case, and / believe MIR. Edwards
was not responsible for e."
Capt. Hogle, OF the city ambu-
lance, said In regard 60 the matter:
II received a message from Black
Diamond to meet an injured man al
the depot I met the train and plac-
ed Edwards IN the ambulance. He
said he was going TO the county hos
pitai. but as he had no permit. one
OF his friends who accompanied him,
went TO secure Il. Meanwhile we
drove 20 police headquarters, where
DR.. Carroll examined the injured
man and told us TO take him to
Providence hospital. He received
all the care and attention that could
possibly be given, and think the
article published yesterday evening
I'm local paper wac entirely un-
warranted"
Or Carroll Hos Word
pr Carroll says that he attended
60 the case as soon as Edwards ar
rived IN the city. He eava that Ed
wards was under the Influence OF
liuuor when the accident occurred at
Black Diamond, and for some time
after being hurt, knew little OF what
occurred. DR.. Carroll says that
since he has been health officer, no
charge has ever been laid against
him until now, and this one Is con-
sldered TO be a story made out OF
whole cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
wEATHEs FORECAST

~ seattle and vicinity Tonight
81 SATURDAY. showers. freSn 20
Nh southeast winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Momen'a Jersey Ribbed combin-
htipn Suits, ia ecru. worth &c.
after supper, only ......... xDc
Women's Wool Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants, natural, worth
ti.9p. after supper, only ...80c
Chiidren's Jersey Ribbed Vests
and Pants, ecru and gray,
worth Sycs after supper, only.
ssf+ssss ssss-s....-s.s. .... %Dc
Boys Heavy Fieeeed Underwear.
worth SOC a garment: after sup
per, only .............. 2Dc
boyT halis.--After supper you
can buy 800 suitz for 3d. 90
ts-et nuls Tor ...-.....,.<2 .xD
Bureau scarfs and Stand Cow
erS. In open work embroidery,
worth ssc. after supper. only.
...... .............. ........35c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

ahsad. Meredith also walked rnpld-
". aud Lindsay followed al a tilg-
lance OF 10 or Is feet. Meredith left
him abruptly. They had been talk-
Ina not over five minutes. Lindsay
denied that within the last rs days
he had said TO Chef Beiding: ''ft u
useless 10 contend that there were
SIX shots. was by the Pacific
block, and know there were only
i've" He pointed on the diagram a
spot AZ the lower angle OF the en-
trance on the Yesier way side. and
said h@ was standing there when the
first shot waa fired.
Pushed Meredith Bsekwsrd
Lindsay said that conaidlns was
pushing Meredith backward when
Tom reached them and seized the re-
soiyer. He insisted that Meredith
was not against the show case when
he was shot. Considine pushed him
towards u a moment before. There
was a pereeptibie interval between
the second and third shots. Wituean
could not see the act OF shooting.
Meredith whirled around, took a
Gtep or two. and fell.
Witness said he hardly knew John
Corsfdine. Admitted that he ran
n variety theater about 10 years ago
on Washington street.
Mr.. Lindsay qualified the story he
told on direct examination, In a
number OF minor particulars under
Mr.. Harris persistent questions. The
REORGANIZATION lasted two hours.
and IL was 10 minutes OF l2 o'clock
when Lindsay was excused.
Here is a cofker
Casper Rick, painter and decor
ntor, testified with a strong foreign
accent and without punctuation.
about as follows. II was at the cor.
ner By the alley waiting for n boy
that was gone up by Seventeenth
street and was going with me and
/ We was 10 see man from Alaska
/ and was standing there and didn't
1 know u the boy would have any
money or not and 80 ! was hooking
Tor him and I heard shot and then
L heard another one and I went In
Side and saw two big men wrestling
with O little one that had revolver
ana enc OF the big mans took II
away from hin, and hit him with II
ana fnmo more mans came In and
Dig man rushed In and broke tho
CROWD UP ana I heard another shot
ana get out and heard two more"
MI Rick spoke IN no low a tcne
That the court had 20 admonish him
continually q talk louder.
Court adjourned for the noon ie-
cess bsfore his REORGANIZATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
LATE TESTIMONY
OF YESTERDAY

Lyman II. Rogers. real estate
agent, testified that he saw the Con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Saturday Evening Specials

Mems work Shirts. worth &c;
after supper, only .........lDc
Boys Extra Heavy Sweaters.
maroon and navy, worth Tic.
after supper only ......... Zoe
Mems Black Cotton Socks. worth
izssc; after supper. only $3.50.
-. ...s...-. ......**-.....S l-Jc
Mems Work Gloves. mulealtin
fronts. worth SIC. after sup
per, only .....s............1D c
Mems Fieeced Underwear, at soc
each quality. In tan color;
after supper. price suit >. Csc
Mems keckwear. a large aaaort-
manf Of Clements and Wilson's
1Bc and Soc teckr and four-in~
hands. after supper price 80.
%. ..s..sss...... ..s.......,<oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

~ Buck Ewing. who has been do
Ing eorssstent work nt tackle. Ina
guards viii be the old high school
etAnd-hys. Gardner and xiebafshl
Williams and Ryan will hold down
the tackles. Duffy AMI CoagFovs
will a. usual play the ends. They are
light nut active. get down on punta
we'll and tackle like fiends.
Srideu. whose work az quarter n
the Fort Townsend game won the md.
Iuiraticn of all. VIII pay that posi-
sinn tomorrow. He IL inexperienced
but handles the bah carefully and re.
tains his presence Of mind. The fun
hack will BE- McElmon. who IL con-
sffsred the fnost gritty player on ths
tss4zAzz4 r~u qf8 e<~~z42 f.Qz1nt<- .tH II
the shape ~ 4 hund1t ~ nerves ara
muscles that SCATTER opponents ia
the wtnda when they strike. Capt.
Hunfoon ard Strauss as half hacks
may be depended upon 20 DO the most
ground gaining. ffunto0n ~ the
speefilesf and most experienced man
but Strauss IL heavier ana a hard
man 10 stop
MADE Them Hustle
Las, night the prep. team was
pracficing with the varsity In prep
aFHtiDn Tor thelr brush With the local
high school this aftsrnood This
pTepx. were making steady gains
through thu varsity lire and had al
vanced the ball 10 the txo yard Nns
Of the latter. Coach Wright finally
grew frantic at the iistlssa playsrx
of his men and cried Boys, for good
ness sake play bali do you know
they are battlug three TO one against
as on Saturdays gamer"
The big men who had been mere.
" amusing themselves with the pre-
paratoFy aggregation, stopped Ions
enough 70 appTecfats their fnstsuc.
tors words ard then set their teeth
tn a way that meant business III
vain did the prcpas throw themaalvel
against the stone wall opposed Il
them They were thrown back al
each play. and when the varsity tool
the ban on downs the backs took Il
In three irresistible PUSHES down ths
field for q touch down. They are n
Just such a determined mood fol
Saturdays game. and Matrimonial
VIII have 10 play great ball TO win
On the same day the second team
goes TO Tacoma 20 play the hist
school team. Their team n nrmati,
weakened. however, rs several ol
their best players with stay here q
sub for the varsity. but they expec
to win nevertheless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
vsry s,sesg resslmsny

Thomas Q. Lindsay. an employee of
tha county treasurer Office. teHti-
Ted that 90 minutes 20 he came
10 the corner ~ Occidental avenue
and Neslor way. lie eaw Meredith.
Lane. Baer and others II was the
first time he had seen Meredith since
his resignation. Thsy talked az ~
and Meredith was feeling very had.
Lindsay told him ne had made a Enis-
n. At that moment the cousidiucs
came niong BY the Seattle hotel
Meredith aaid there gees the ----- -
----- I have rot to settle with"
He walked up 80 the corner. Consi-
dine was just AT the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

AZ the FIRST shot conHldine's hat
fiew up and he fell forward on his
hands and knees. The rest % the
tragedy wms described in the usual
way. witness saw Houston at the
end of the store. lie was between
consldlna and Meredith when the
latter fired the second shot
When Meredith was shot he had his
left hand up Witness thought Con-
aidine wRs holding Il up. With tho
other hand he was trying TO get at
hts pistol pocket The three shots
were fred quickly. and Meredith fell.
Court adjourned with MFR. Lindsay
atiii on the stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

|TsIiE Only Parer In Seattle That
j Darcs 10 Print the News =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

He walked up 20 the corner. Co
dine was just At the door.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11
Their Second Clash.

On Thursday evening the sextette
of pool sharks representing the Moneta
club will HE themselves to Bloomsbury
and while there will endeavor to again
wipe up the team of cue wielders do.
ing business under the name of "rhe
Wheelmen."
The Danville team already has a
Wheelman scalp dangling at its belt,
the result Of a clash In this city several
weeks ago, and they think the trick
can be turned again. Time alone will
tell-Danvllle Ne50S.
The locals have gaihered.themselves
together since their defeat two weeks
ago, and are confident of salloping the
Danvillians this evening. There will
be no change in the Wheelm ems
shooters.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11

The National w. c. T. u. have
undertaken to furnish $1,000 comfort
bags for the soldiers serving Uncle
Sam in the foreign countries. In
order 10 get them with as little delay
as possible, each Union. IN the country
is asked to assist. Our local Union is
preparing to do their share. No doubt
the people of Bloomsbury will consid-
er it a privilege to help in this good
work and will be glad to furnish some
of the needful articles, which are as
follows Cretonne, for making bags;
needles, thread, scissors, knives, band
ages, raw cotton, court plaster, combs,
brushes, buttons, pins, pencils, paper,
envelopes, magazines, testament, gos-
pei hymns. Let every one be repres-
ented by a contribution to this cause.
Send them to the residence OF Mrs.
William II. Slate, East Fifth street, as
soon as possible We would like to
send box by April 10th, 1907.
SUPr. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS DEPT.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11

The annual ball given in the Town
Hall Monday evening by the Good
Will Fire Company was an eminent
ly successful affair. There were
quite few young people present
from out of town, and all voted it
pleasing event. The various COM
mittees who had the ball in charge
were composed of hustlers which
accounts for the gratifying result.
The music was furnished by Prof.
Charles Breon' S orchestra.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11
Attention.

Some time ago the home for Sold
iers Wives, Sisters and Daughters at
Hawkins Station was destroyed by
fire. The building has been replaced,
but there is lack of funds to furnish
1t, and the Ladies G.. A. r. Circle
of this town are making an effort to
furnish one room. They will hold a
social in the G.. A. r. hall Friday
evening at 8 o'clock, to which an ad-
mission of 10 cents will be charged,
which includes refreshments. Gce
cream and cake extra) AS this is a
worthy object the ladies should be
encouraged by having large attend
ance. Everybody go and the ladies
will not send you home hungry.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11
Hutchison -Utt.

James Hutchison, of this city, and
Miss Laura UT, of Bloomsburg, were
married on Tuesday evening, April
I'd, by Rev. Mr. Harvey, of Plymouth,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
Knorr, 2oo Blackman street. After
the ceremony light lunch was served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Shive and
James H. Knorr. - HTLkeS- Barre
Ree0yd
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11

The career of E. Sweppenheiser
terminated in death, at his home in
Miffiln township, this county, Monday
morning, in the sixty-hrst year of his
age. Death is attributed to a com
plication of diseases. Mr.. Sweppen.
heiser was esteemed in the reighbor-
hood and will be much missed. He
lived a good life and his demise is
deeply regretted. A wife and four
children survive One of the latter
is Mrs. Ralph r. John, OF Iron street,
this town. The funeral services were
held yesterday afternoon. Interment
was made in the Mifflinville cemetery.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11
Bloomsbury, Pa, or Espy, PA.

John L. Fidler. the hustling and
courteous proprietor of the Gem
Steam Laundry, has placed hand
some new delivery wagon on the
road. 1t was manufactured ex-
pressly for him by n. J Englehart,
of Almedia. 1t is beautiful speci-
men Of the wagon-makers art. The
outfit is in keeping with the work
turned out by Mr.. Fidler establish
ment.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11

NJ l.. Smith of Scranton, Divis-
ion Passenger Agent of the d. L.
& w. r. r. was in town yesterday.
He is one of the gentlemen who so
delightfully."- entertained the editors
on a trip to Buffalo last month The
n. L. & w. is making extensive
preparations for passenger traffic to
the Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo, which will open on May
Ist.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11

63 Corsets, all sizes in the lot, but
not of each kind, including X. & G.,
Watchspring, Flexebone, Kabo, War
ner's Health. Sold at 75c to SI.as.
Special price, 6oc each.
Small lot of Printed Flannelette,
worth all OF SC yard. Special price
for this lot, 4tc a yard.
500 yards of medium and dark Cal
leo, in large variety of patterns, SIC
a yard.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-04-11
Lyman H. Howe Moving Pictures.

The celebrated Lyman H. Howe
Moving Pictures will be given again
to the Bloomsbury people, in the NJ.
(. Church, on Monday evening April
22. These pictures are entirely new,
and the entire entertainment is guar
anteed to he first class is every res
pect.