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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-07-20
{. BREWER & co., LIMITED
QUEEN STREET.
HONOLULU n. T.

agents FOR.
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala
Ranch.
Planters Line Shipping Company.
Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line of Bos-
ton P kets.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Charles M. Cooke. President
Geo. H. Robertson. WIRES. & Mgr.
Il, Faxon Bishop. Treas. & Sec'y.
W. F. Allen. AUDITOR
p. c. Jones'. Director
"a WVaterhouse Director
n p Carter Director
All Of the above named constituting
the Board of Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-07-20

RETURN OF GLASS FLEET.
WASHINGTON, July ct was an
nounced at the Navy Department today
that the Pacific squadron will leave
Dutch Harbor on its return trip August
9th.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-07-20
RAND CONCERT.

The Territorial Band will play at En-
ma Square this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The following is the program:
PART.
Overture-"The Road to Glory" King
Polka 'FlocktoniJn' Casey
Observation-Disclosures" .......... Kappey
Vocal Selections
(a) Gladys"
OBJ Under the Bamboo Trees"
Miss j. Keliiaa.
(c) Blue Eyes
(d) "Scandalous Eyes"
Mrs. n. Alapai.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-07-20

Want ads in Star cost but rs cents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
IA DIEsTR0 Y SINIEsTRO

ascrtbIrss, en- camblo, con lstra psqusntsima,
microscopes.
uosioY oue los Y6tuIos de las tisndas para ex'
prasaE 10 mas Rrands, magninco eievRoo osi
Universe mundo tAnto material como sspiri'
tu&lmsnte.
ApIfq 1sss sl cusnto sI oTgsnillo rspnnii-
No nor mucho sseribir en- saraetsres grue-
SOS Ilamativos 80 prusbA NADIA.
ExpIfqusss su f3rma mas modesto; psro
Al sscrIbir uYA RsTAREIs sATIsEECHos1
EEEAIaos DE La EoERA AJENAii "a quien Sc
rensre2 d qui6n aludef
TAI TasoraroP 4Al lAttornsyf IA Mr.. Hun3
EI primero ordsn6 In invsstigaGi6n On oil
rnunicipio de San Juap: ell asgundo dio oil In
forms en- contra del slealde y el tereero dis
puso Ia dsstituei6n de este.
ISon estos, ssE IN EThs SunS Ios sAsm1gos
IPobrs dssmsdra dsfensR II qua Egos-
cue merees v rscihs del 6rgAno mass autorizado
de "a colectividAdi
CON madfaa pAlabras, CON vRgusdades In.
sinuaciones fmidas, no ss como dabsn trRtar-
20 asnntoS dc ssa importancia, an que van sn-
vualtos Ell busn nombfe y al prestigio de una
ngura tan prominsnts dentro del republics
nfnmo como Ia de Manuel EEozcus OintTOp.
Lo hntco que Va . conseguir sTha SunS
por ssa camino % poneria en- ridfcuio.
Sobra TODD con hip6tesis tan avsnturadas
v pnarilsS como ssta, que copiAmos al psdena
Hterce
A0h sl tai fnforme, no hs aldo. 6 msior
dieho, no pRraes escrito por Mr. Harlan. A'gu-
NOS aArman que Sc hh hscho, sn gran parts,
por los mismos que inieiaron ests aconteei-
miento. Nosotros no sRbemOs que Greer. Pa
reee IN artfcuio pssiodistico sserito al calor de
una controvsrsia irritAda,S
Aqui. ostsnsIblsmsnfs, Sc a!uds nj &San
Juan NswGD
Psro s.sn qu6 eabexa pusds cabsr q ae los
KsdRetofes del GSan Jnan News hayan red&e-
tado 6 KsdAetsn IN doeumsnto onsial, maxine
euAndo ravists 10 importAncia = el alcanes del
cue NOS visna ocupandoY
Nj ss ssria nj es I6gica 10 mansra desaten.
tadR como discurre GThe SunS solo r1sa
provoca tTlfsljce
Atm qusda tela.
OORTADlLLO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

Pronto abrirk 81 bnfsts de ahcgado en- as
b capital sl abogAdo Mr.. K9opsl. que sisres
las funeionsB dc jnsx de pas.
Sc assgura que AmparkndoSs de IN artfculo
del c6digoss prsparsn los abogados de los
rsos d. MAysgnas, para psdir libertad In.
me6iAt&.
ssria busno qas Sc Hiass en- ESQ sl Atsor-
nsy antss de qua puedAn burlar 10 iusslcias
IS sstk procsdisndo lA pIntura do el adj
Hcio de Ia futsndenciR.
El sehor Alcalde lntsrino don E anon La
timer hA dAdo algunas dixposicionss para or
denar el dssbaEs1usts que hby en- las onclnas
del municipio.
Sc Aasgnra qua el gobsPnAdor tIsns empe.
no en- que ssan cambiAdos todos los smplsa'
dos del munfcipto de ssta capital
El aiA dl.imO de e'is me: Oon.r.srA ms.
trimonio cAt6lico don Antonio oontrsrs 10
distinguida senorita Maria Tsresa DlRx.
Eata pArsia mara "a rasideneia en- ests es'
pitAl.
TsnsmoH moiivos para snponsr qua Ro-
sendo Rivera GareiA, ssr6 ID iuslto librsm snse
en- sl asunto del Rcusdncto.
Psrscs Que los doenmsntos que fueron
mandAdos quemar por Egoxeus sst&n sn poder
del Attorney Gsnsral.
E lunes tsndrk Iugar In communion gsnspaI
dc Las hiss do MAria en- la santa fglssia de
San Jose.
Sc sstk eonstruYendo IN bOnito altar para
Ia iglUsla de FAiRrdo, costssdo por los dslss de
aquaila pArroquia.
Ha IIegado de los Rstados Unidos don
BarnRrdin Dlaz, em mplsad0 en- ID administra-
ef0n d dsl The Puerto Rico Herald
Ests quertdo amigo ha vsnido traysndO
los e1smpiares daI libro Iropfcales, poastRs de
MRfox Riyara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
Srta. Lopez Landr6n

In snfsrmsdad que msrmabe al joven or.
ganismo de la sspirisual sen 1rtta Victoria L6
pea Lsndr6n h& tanido IN psnoso dessniaee.
Victoria ha musrto en Granada, l6ios de
su sefi1. padre, para quien acaso tuvo So & al :
mo rscnsrdo do amor nj lsvarsa . IL tnmb =
sua sue d % mas dorados v aus ilusiones mas IL
son Reras, porque en- la adad de Victoria 90
cuAndo sa dsspisFtan las iiusioneg cuando %
pFedispona los susflos do ventura, sl alma.
AL deplorAr Q, trists suesso, bian sAhs nues-
tr0 qusrldo amigo don Rafael L62ez Lanar6n
padre de Victoria, que compaFtimos con 81 es
tos momentos de duslo de amArguFa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

La deatituci6n del aleaIds de San Juan
que ss 10 eomidffIA del dia-ha eaido como
una bomba IN sl campo EApnbllsRno.
aThe Sun,D como vi00rsano irRitAdo, 80
PaVusIvs Rgita, ain IAbar-6 sin atrsverss-
dGnda el1vRr In pon&cda
HI GobsrnRdor, oil Attorney General, oil
Tasorsro dc Puerto Rico otros oIamsntos
eontlnsntales que dessmpeffan elevadfrimos
esrgog, pAreee qus ecRstituyen el ob1sso
principal de sus trAs; peE0 no Sc daeide nj 80
RFFissRa ri Sc Ayontura atAearIos de ffentsi
fusrE& moral nj son que prsstIgio pusds ha-
eerlo, cuAndo hAstR La fesha de modo tan ssr-
vfIy snmiao los hs adulado nj uDfIono, con
los dem8s vocsros v1eaadores republicknosf
In actitud d0 aTh0 Sun9-euyo dsSpseho
NAL eomprimido, poro Inc potente, sAlta 10
vista--n0s raeuerda lA eonoeida faouls de GLa
esYpisnts > IL linna.D
IA que GThs SUM que Ia mordido tRnto
asTrknsos los fsdsralsS, no 50 atlsva . mordsri
ni musrds en- esRs Hrn1s dsl Norter
Por $50, 90 limItA desis en- Istra. gor.
d&s, sGto, sin duda, psra indicar sl tAmaao
10 msgnitud de lR corAiina que 10 posee,
HGoZcUE DEsTITUIDo.
IlYA EsTAREIs sATIsFEcHos ENEMIaos
DE LA HoNRA -AJEEA II
(Aquf dos hnsAs do puntos suSpenSivos1.
MANANA HABLAREMos cLARo ALTO.
Total, rec.
ESQ de aseribir con tsmanas lstEas, con
muehos signos de AdmiT&cl6n Con muehos
puntos suspsnsivos, Aparts de otros dsrroches
ortoRTAEeos, q I'm de indiear, sin dselr NADIA
on rssuman, GUAM grand 60 pFofundos intrA.
duelblas SON los Sentimientos que NOS embar-
gan dominAn, nos p&rscs ssncillamsnts ri
dIculo y de NAL guSto.
Tai sistsmA-y vAya de reeuerdos-noa
tFae Ia memoirs lR teorfa paregPina de aquel
donosisimo parsonAie de GFray Gsrundio ds
OAmpRxAsS, partIdarIo 6acidido de que las pa
labE&B, en- su expression grkhes, debisran de
guardian relAei6n CON In mRgnitud del cbi6to
que sxpHssAn.
Asi, puss, la p&lAbHA ELefdTte, dabisF& ira
EArse en- al pApel CON lotTas de D cusrt&, por 10
msnos, misntrRs lA pRlsbra b0rnai0a dsbisra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

Passiss dc Ida y vualta 10 8 dc rsbaia.
Niffoa raenores do ID afios; roit&d de prseios.
Loa vaporss de assa HnsA SON rseomsndA.
bias por sns somodfdades aspecfAfea para pasa.
jaros, snplsando dc Puerto Riso Nav York
I'll eadadoY de- sE dias. s. @i %3e 1sss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
Un mapa de Puerto Rico
Y UN CARROuSELL

Hsmos tsnido al guuto de YER una oarts de
Puerto Rico tTAsada 81 lapis, con bastani CO.
Yrscei6n poT ell Alumno de Ia sLincoln Graded
School,D Jss6s n Garcia, hijo de nusatro as
timado amigo don GsrvAsio GarefR, alcalds dc
Esta eiudad.
Tambi6n hamos yfsto mn carrousell an
miniature que fuEcionA por m edo del vapor,
trabSjo eurioso del njfio Jos6 Dolores Santos
Este eRfrouaeli tiane una eaideTa rGvela
el ipgenio del Fefsrido nIfI1.
los dos les sssimulAmos para qus eonti.
Lkgn en- sna esbudicss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
= JUAN
P@r feI6grsafOs


oomTEMUAm Las MATAHxAs
Los rebeldes de Marruecos contindan
incendiando poblaciones, matando O sus
habitantes. ~
SEIs Ill BAJAs
Las tropas del Sultan han tenido seis
mil muertos ms
cRucERos EsPAN oLEs
Espaf1a ha enviado las costas de Ma.
rruecos tres cruceros de guerray varios
.transportes. :.
CAmPAmEmT0s Z
I'm las inmediaciones de Cadiz = Ma
lsga SO levantan campamentos para las ero-
pas pr6xiInas q embarcar.
DECLARARA LA GUERRA
Espsf1a solo espera ell acuerdo de las
poteneias para declarar la guerra 81 Sultan.
coMFLlcTo vEMEz0LAmo
En Caracas ha empezado & sentfrse Ell
hambre.
Las nsciones reclamantes contindan
divididas. h
~ PREViSl0M
En- espera de los acontecimientos ell
gobierno de Washington entretiene por es.
tos mares la escuadra ae Culebra,
AeoHizAMDo
El Secretario de Marina de Estados
Unidos Sc halla expirando.
E8TACl0M NAVAL
Disc1tese en- la O&mara de Washington
la cesi6n de terrenos para estaci6n naval.
Culebra pasara poder del gobierno
federal.
La Comisi6n legislative estudia ell
2sunto.
Probablemente Sc decide hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30

Seadmiten aIumnos internos y externos
San Juan, Gale del Sol. n6mero u
DIRECTOR PEDRO Moozo BANIET

DIRECTOR: PEDRO MOoZo BANIET
La instruction ga este COLEGI0 tiens nm
esYsctar establishments prketico abr&ss: Ia
eassHaYas1 prtmGria complete; lG prepGrnci6n
para sr0Yessr en- Jos U7lsUersSdndes; Ia Teaedn
TIn de Ltbros ArttngtseG Mercd7lHL Escritstra
en- neaqui7etLEa, por dltimo Dtba4jo, PtnsnrG
Mssstc1 Para Ii ense1anxs dai Ingl6s cuentR
el COLEGIO con IL cooperation do N reputR-
do Profasor americano. La eAtsdra de O1msr-
de los &ueos de sska Capital. E COLEGIO
tians su REGLAMENTo INTERIOR qns %
snviara . los padres que 10 soIiciten.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
Sc desea saber ell paradero

Ds HumAcao rseibimos hoy sl signients
teIegram&:
DENOCRACIA.
L9s amigos comedies de ID isIs qua ss-
pan al parRdaro De Natalie Loxada Ooi0n, de
caysy, sirvanse aviEarlo nrgsntsmsnte.
Luis de Cells.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
sam JUAN


Enoro 25,
Apsnas han transeuFrido euarsnta oehe
hor&s desds In suspension de nuestra antorI-
dad local, Va ha deSApRReeido In session per-
mGnente one 80 eonatitnfa On los baios del
AyuntSmisnto voeifsrAndo 6 intsrrumpiondo
al pago p0r aqusl Rltio.
Las oacinAs ne sncnentr&n librss de- In
multitud do dssocupados que hAbfsn converti-
do On Club Ia casa del pusblo, en- Ia cue tanisn
sntrads IibFs. mientras que las psrsonAs qus
tsn1An Asuntos que VsntllAr erAn oblig&das 0
Bometerss q las eonvsnisneias del Ale&Ide que
solo les psrmitfA In entf&dA o detsrmin adas
horss
Opinamos como oil safor Attorney, Que In
BAlld& de Bgo1cus 90 busn paso en- q! cRmino
de una adminlStrRci6n eheAs cual corresponds
una poblPci de la importancia de In Capi-
tAl, que aspira ser administrads con orden,
para qua EO rssultsn eat6rilss los In m ansos
SAcEihcioS pseuniarioS que 10 anterior NUM-
cipRid&d somsN6 los contribute ntey con mo.
1.-Two del empl 6Etito.
STHE HELvETIASe---s7, oalls do In orus.
Gran eRsA do huespedes. STaEIe D. HotsO
Apossntos para familias parsonAs solas. Oo-
midas q so esntayos eubiarto. Banjo. 4Tslsfono
1se. Apartado soHrso s0S. Pyopisssrio.-Psdr
EshiRa.
NoTAs-EHts hotel astS cargo de una 80.
horfta sAgHsna
Hoy hs tornado puerto oil vapor am srieano
ePhiladelphiAS presidents de los EstAdoS Uni-
dos.
Mueho SO ha comsntado la insspsradA,Rs-
hnnciA del Lcdo. don joan Ramon Ramos.
RA de cisreos procsdimisntog que 90 adopten
ON el interior de la C6maFa ante que dar nm
sstatHdo prsaers salir- de AIlf.
Han sAlido para MRySgnas los dsIsgados
- CAmArA don Pascasic Faisrdo don jose
K Comes. Estos ntfioTas NO YsRrasarEn hasts
OIL ais del pE6ximc mes.
DsHds hae0 mucho alsmpo goxa de gran
RP&dlto In f&brtea da lfeoEas do PadFo Ohan1ry
Hoy % Ia favorita dsl p6bIieo, pusG sus Hcorsa
SON los mstoraS que 30 fabriean.
EstA fAbrica ss especial an la eonfes ei6n
dc Pon1 puss sus mereAs hoR exsalentSs.
81 RON mareR ell Trnly> % 81 que % pons
On todas las mssAs ds los hotelsa easss par
tisuiATss. p.
sEgoSeus dsAnitivAmsnta dastltuidoD > AL
lseF ssto aver el pdbliro en In pis&rra del
GNswIS, dsefa; SsaStigo DO 10 ProvldenciAD.
HA rsgsssAdo do los Eatados U aidos don
Luis SAnehsx Morales su respstabls ssposa
dcnA Maria Ubada, que astAban de pRseo ais.
fEutAndo Do Ia luna de miSl.
Hoy IN salieo para I'm HabAna 81 vapor
sspAfiol eorrso ordinAriot
DA GUsTo acudir ri Rabinsts dental d.
nuestEo amigo oil doctor Casalduc, por las CO.
modidAdss que &Ilf sneusntran sus muehos
9i1e1ees, d.
El correligionArio amigo don J. amirsx
RondSi ha ambare&do 8ysr para Mexico, DON
do W en- nsgocioS propiog.
Anoehs sntro al pusrso sl vApor eubAno
MAflA Herrera, proesdsnta de SAnto D3mlng0
ssguu nosiciAs do sAnto Domingo CONT
nus - guerra On Aquslla rspnolica CON gran
Ancchs rsauit6 esp e1didA 10 rsarssa dada
doTioty.
Las pisSAs fusron ApIaudidAs con gran en-.
tuHiAsmo.
Peoid caFvesa GPRbatD de Mi wAu Ks para
In ventR do vusaAFo o1tAhimeImlente, obten.
dIeis nm benancic SECURE.
Unfccs impprt8doFes
NJ, r. Colderoa Comp.
Tstnan IL San Juan.
Sc sncusntEA en- sSta eApItal eI eorrsIigio-
heo 90 MaJsgAn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
Lorenzo Jimenez Garcia
ABOGAD0 Y NOTARI0 4
Oaguas, Puerto Rico. 1

oERTIFIoADos BoNos de dsbitos dc
Ayuntamisntos. .-oompra vanta.-oonrado
Palsu.
San Jran, Puerto Rico.
Antes do eomprav III. aus no sdiefnas visfte
ID Farmacia MARQUEE ROHG. Surtido
general en- sl Famo. PsssntisAdos de todas
proesdsneias. Personal competsnta para oil
osspacho de reestam. Agrsdo pronsitud.
PraeIos ain compstencia.-Parqua Central.
osguas, Puerto Rieo. ..
sERAN cOMPLAcIDOS sus eapriehos en-
10 solicitud de calsado la msdida, en- ala
Mayagus1Ana. San Justo 17.-San Juan.
AMERIco MARIN.-ofrses nusvsmsntal
q gnolieo sn AGENoIA On NEGoCIOS y
Ponces Puerto Rice.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
Agemtes Gemera1es

Boulton, Bills & Dallett, 1876 Front St New York
- En- Ponce, MORALES y GO
En- San Juan, VILLAR Oa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-30
NOt1O1aS

Motel aS
I'm 10 Corts de Distrito de Mayagtsx se
ha visto ID eausa seq uida o Andres Oabarsa, de
Oaho Roio, p0r sgrssi6n.
DON Juan Pelhetisr. Vice prasfdants del
partido rspublicano en- Yaueo, 20 sspara do la
poIfsiea, quedando independents.
Ensabio Crus, indivfduo que did musrts
en- BsvAm6n B ,nifacio O3aro Ii nochs del
% de Novismbrs 6ltimo, In bajado prssidio.
Cumplira al1 aiete O nos do pena.
IA falleeido en- Truiillo- ALTO el honrado
vscino don Eussbio Bstancourt.
Pax Bus restos.
In ell eAdisstro Sinisstroe de aver dom
de dsbiera decir Ssfkn de bullir y de 6gursES
aparsc6 eserfto sAf2n de buIIir y dc bt5u0r.s
verbo novfsImo que hastA ahora no conoefa-
mos que suponemos no tomar& carta de MS
turale8a en- nuestgo idioma.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-12
ROYAL AROANUM.
Meets First and Third Friday Of each Montl

An open meeting of Bloomsburg
Council will be held some evening
this month. AT the meeting last
Friday night Messrs Vanderslice,
Barton, Lowenburg, Eyer, and Hol-
mes were appointed committee to
make arrangements for it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-12
Vaccination the Only Preventative

Owing to the prevalence of small
pox in certain parts of the county,
the following from George G.. Graf,
M. d., General Sanitary Inspector,
of this state, will be Of general in
terest
First-The true vaccination re-
peated until it no longer takes,
always prevents smallpox. Moth
ing else does. If you do not wish
to have smallpox. get vaccinated.
Second-That pure vaccination
that is, vaccination done on clean
arm and with pure lymph and kept
perfectly clean and unbroken after
wards-never did and never will
make serious sore.
Third-True vaccination leaves
scar different from any other
scar. This scar is easily recognized
and is the only conclusive evidence
of a successful vaccination. The
bad arms" and very sore arms"
are not true vaccinations.
Fourth-No bad results ever fol-
low a true vaccination.
Fifth-Smallpox is now possible
only because people neglect vacci-
nation. If all were successfully
vaccinated in infancy, and again at
fifteen years of age, smallpox would
soon die out.
Sixth-Save your friends and
yourself much trouble by getting
vacclnated before you take small
pox, and are quarantined.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-12
RUPERT INDUSTRY DESTROYED

Rupert was visited by a destruc-
tive fire OH Friday evening. which
completely wiped out of existence
the keg mill owned by w. NJ
Monroe. The bucket brigade, the
villages only defense when hre
breaks out, was on the scene short
ly after the alarm was given, pre-
pared to do battle, but the spread
of the flames was SO rapid that their
work had little effect and was prac.
tically useless. The adjacent build.
ing, the residence of Henry New.
man, was threatened for a time. as
was also the Reading rcilroad
trestling. The fire it is believed
had its origin from passing loco
motive.
The loss to Rupert is quite a
severe one, as the plant furnished
employment to a number of men,
and it will not be rebuilt. The
building was partially insured.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-12
Is THE COUNTY LIABLE.

Samuel Goodman, through his
attorney c. 4. Kreisher, has insti-
tuted suit against the County for
the loss of five cows that were kill
ed some time last March, and the
question as to whether or not the
County is liable for damages of this
sort is to be contested in the
Courts. The COWS it will be remem-
bered, were victims of mad dog.
The result of the case will be await
ed with considerable interest as
many others have sustained similar
losses from like cause, and if Mr..
Goodman wins, other suits will
follow.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-12
Peaceful Ending of a Long Life.

Mainville's Oldest and highly re-
spected resident, Joseph Geiger, is
no more. His death occurred al
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Benjamin Kreisher, in Mainville,
about ten O'Clock Saturday night.
His health had been failing for a
number of years, due principally to
old age, but only for the past few
months had he been unable to move
about. Mr.. Geiger in mis- earlier
life was blacksmith and occupied
the shop now conducted by his son.
He was man possessed of many
sterling qualities and his quiet and
correct department won the esteem
OF all. His death is common sor-
row. The deceased was eight one
years of age, and leaves to survive
him four children namely, Mrs.
Benjamin Kreisher, Mrs. B. r.
Yetter, M. M. Geiger, and w. H.
Geiger, all residents OF Mainville.
The funeral took place Tuesday
morning. Rev. Reber conducted
the services. Interment was made
in the Reformed Church Cemetery
at Mainville.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-12
A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION.

Uncle Toms Cabin has been
given in Bloomsbury many and
many times during the years that
have passed, but seldom if ever,
has it been produced on the sa me
grand eur and magnitude that the
Gus Sun and Sam Harner present
it. They will be here for one per-
formance on Monday evening next.
This will be the one opportunity of
seeing this great play produced as
it shonld be, with the same great
cast and scenic and mechanical
effects that delighted the mighty
multitudes in the largest cities in
America. One great difficulty is
in finding opera houses of sufficient
size to accommodate the many
thousands Of admiring people. who
are always anxious to see the big
elaborate production of the everlast-
ing and always enjoyable Uncle
Toms Cabin.
Well aware of the inferior make
up of the latter-day Uncle Tom S
Co.'S also that you have been barn.
stormed and Uncle Toned" to
death, we have spent much time,
money and patience in organizing
the grandest production Of this
grand old historical play ever of
fered to the public since its birth
and to this end we stand ready to
forfeit 500. 90 in cash to any
manager playing us, if our attrac.
tion is not as represented.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-12
Mr.. Guernsey. Piano Turner. Due Next
Week.

Mr.. Guernsey, the we'll known
and very popular piano tuner of
Wilkes Barre, who numbers among
his patrons in Bloomsbury the ow-
ners of about two hundred pianos,
including the best musicians and
most prominent people, will be here
next week on his first regular trip
for the winter season.
To cover this large field of work
his time will be required every third
week from now until the middle of
February. Mr.. Guernsey does not
advertise fictitious endorsement
from prominent manufacturers, nor
does he peddle his services from
door to door as is customary with
incompetent representatives of his
profession to secure business. He
depends upon those who know his
ability, and preferring his work, di-
rect their orders to COLUMBIAN Of
fee, or to the Central Hotel where
he stops when in town. 1t is the
pleasure of the editor of the COL
UMBIAN to personally recommend
Mr.. Guernsey in the highest terms,
both as an artisan in his line, in
which he has few equals and no su-
periors, and as an affable and cour-
teous gentleman with whom it is a
pleasure to have business relations.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-11-12

The Councils in Kansas City,
Mo-. have Instituted one hundred
day contest. The object is to haye
one hundred new members in one
ndred days ending Dec. 18th.
The contest is to close with BAN
quet at the Coates House at the ex-
pense of the Grand Council. A
member bringing in one initiate be-
fore Dec. 18th receives all invitation
to the banquet, or two initiates en-
titles him to an invitation for him
self and lady.
Grand Secretary Weiss Of Penn
sylvania assisted at the institution
of Col. Jacob Weiss Council in
Weissport. The Council is named
for the Grand Secreatry's great
grandfather, who took the first
specimen of anthracite coal to
Philadelphia after its discovery in
1871, and was for many years one
of the leading promoters Of the
anthracite coal interests. The
Council starts off under most pleas
ant auspices and with such AN in
spring record it should prosper.
Leadville Council. No. II74, of
Colorado, is the highest in the
world, being located 10, 200 feet
above the level of the sea. 1t has
Just made a record which is in ac-
cordance with its high standing.
In the presence of the Supreme
Regent and Grand Officers on Sep
tenber 2Ist, the Council initiated a
class of sixty-four new members.
Seven others were approved and
initiated at subsequent meeting.
This more than doubles the men,
bership of the Council, and makes
net gain of over one hundred per
cent.
If you live long distance from
the Council write some of the Of
ticers letter occasionally, to be
read in Council, telling where you
are and what you are doing.
Friday night, November Goth,
has been fixed for the open meeting.
The program committee are Messrs
Vanderslice, Barton and Eyer; Re-
freshment committee Messrs Housed
Lee, Lowenberg, Knles and B. w.
Furman; Invitation. Wilbur; Room,
Caldwell and Clinton Furman. An
interesting program will be provided
and this gathering like all others
that have been given by the r. A.
will be a pleasant event.