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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-10-19
The FAIR
Though Begun in Rain, Later
Clear Weather Made it a
Great Success
THE BEST EVER

The Columbia County Fair OF
1905 is now matter OF history.
When it opened on Wednesday
morning the weather was such as
to dishearten everybody connected
with it, or i'll any way interested in
1t. Tuesday was entering day, and
though the weather was then
threatening it did not prevent ex-
hibits to a greater number than
ever before coming in. But We'd
nesday morning came with a down
pour of rain and fears for the sue
cess of the fair were expressed on
every hand. There were more
booths and venders of various kinds
on the grounds than ever before,
and these people were fairly sick
with the blues. But Thursday
morning came, and though it was
cold and not very bright, the rain
had ceased, and with the incoming
of the first train the crowds began
to gather, so that the grounds were
we'll filled in the afternoon.
Fridays sunshine brought the
people here by thousands, and the
grounds were one solid mass of
humanity. 1t was almost impossi
BILE to move from place to place,
and the exhibition building was
simply impassable. The best of
order prevailed, and no cases of
pockets picked were reported, ex-
cept +. A. Moore, a York state
cattleman, who lost S62 on Monday
night, and claimed that it was
taken by two colored women who
could not be found later when
wanted.
The character of the shows was
much better than in former years,
the privileges being in the hands of
Harry S. Barton who permitted no
exhibitions that were at all ques-
tionable. The Mystic Maze, the
little railway, the Ferris wheel, the
pcny show, Magic art, fat people,
vaudeville shows, various monstros-
tiles, palm readers and picture gal
leries made up the list of entertain
ments.
Eating tents and candy stands
were very numerous, and among
them and the fakirs there was more
or less complaint that people were
not spending their money freely.
Besides the dining hall which was
in charge of West Berwick church
there were three other stands con-
Quoted by churches, Berwick, Cata-
wissa and Jerseytown being repre-
sented.
The races were very good, and
the grand stand was we'll filled,
especially on Friday when more
tickets were sold than there were
seats, much to the discomfort of
those whose view was cut off by
people standing in front of them.
A number ofthe best horses were
unable to go in the races, owing to
the railroad collision at Millers-
burg which injured several of them.
Farm machinery was present in
great variety, and vehicle makers
were we'll represented.
A display of products of the
south, along the line Of the South
ern Railway was very fine and
attracted much attention.
There was a great display of
poultry, cattle, sheep, swine, etc,
and the main building was a con-
stant center of attraction. Among
the attractive displays here were
the exhibits Of the Leader Store
Company, consisting of handsome
furniture, rugs, etc; the booth of
J. II. Mercer with an array o. beau
tiful lamps all illuminated; J, Salt
zer's music booth with a large line
of pianos, organs and sewing
Hba Cnn>1aa MotIa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-10-19
HOME AGAIN.

After an absence OF several
months in Italy, Mr.. Joseph Ratti
returned to Bloomsbury on Tues
day. He sailed from Rogeno on
October 4th, to Havre, France,
leaving there on the 9TH, and land
ed in New York on last Saturday.
During the voyage a very severe
storm was encountered, and though
he has crossed the ocean many tunes
Mr.. Ratti says he never before had
such an experience. For two days
and three nights the vessel was
tossed about like match, and near
ly all the passengers were sick.
They were obliged to sit or lie on
the floor below decks, as it was i'm
possible to sit on chair. Madame
Calve, the celebrated vocalist, was
one of the passengers, and when
the storm was at its height she
sought to calm their fears by sing
ing.
Mr.. Ratti appears to be in ex-
cellent health, and he was given a
hearty welcome home by many of
his friends on Tuesday evening.
His safe return is matter of graft
tude tor the whole community, and
he comes back to find the Joseph
Ratti Hospital, of which he is the
founder and benefactor, thorough
ly equipped institution, and already
doing a great work.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-10-19
ROCHE-=WIRT
a Brilliant Wedding in the
Chantry of Grace Church,
New York
MANY BEAUTIFUL, GIFTS

Inc marriage vi Mioo ou'ihN
Writ, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Esterly Writ to Mr.. John A.
Roche Jr. of Chicago took place at
high noon Tuesday in the Chantry
of Grace church N. Y. City. The
Rector of St. PauPs' Bloomsbury
oficiated assisted by the Right
Reverend DR.. Darlington, Bishop
of Harrisburg, who pronounced
them man aud wife and gave them
the benediction. -.
The chantry is complete small
church seating about 1855, given
some years ago by the late Miss
Catharine Willard Wolf. A small
doorway connects it with the South
Transept Of Grace Church.
For this occasion Thurley the
florist had very beautifully and
lavishly decorated it with white
chrysanthemums, palm branches
and potted palms. Great masses
of palm branches were banked up
ON either side of the chancel arch
and chrysanthemums seemed to be
growing out of the dark green fol-
iage of the palms. On the white
marble altar, either side of the large
illuminated prayer book were vases
of green foliage filled With Easter
lilies while loose lilies were laid
across he altar. The whole effect
was beautiful, especially after the
clergy had entered in their vest
ments and faced the bridal pair.
The brides beautiful gown of soft
white silk and long veil added
still more to the picture. The
clergy having entered from the
church and taken their places, the
groom and Mr.. Karl +. Writ, who
acted as best man, entered from the
other side of the chancel and wait
ed for the coming Of the bride at
the foot of the chancel steps.
Without delay the bride came up
the aisle OH the arm of her father.
Her only ornament was the pen
dant of diamonds given her by the
groom, and she carried a large
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and a
white silken book of the service,
the gift of the Bishop, which was
used by the clergy in the ceremony.
1t is needless to tell the many
friends of the bride how very hand
some she looked.
Before the ceremony Mr.. Hell
fenstein, the organist OF Grace
church, played in the church on
the splendid great organ selections
from Wagner's Tristan and Is
olde" and from other composers.
Among the many guests at the
wedding were DR.. and Mrs.
Meredith of Danville and DR..
Thomas Darlington, Health Com
missioner of the City of N. Y. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Robbins of
N. Y. and Bloomsbury.
After the ceremony about thirty
FIVE of the guests, including the
families Of the bridal pair and the
officiating clergy breakfasted in
private suite at the famous Del
monico's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roche received the
congratulations of their guests in
the reception room and then passed
to the dining rooms where three
round tables varying in size had
been arranged, so that at one table
were the Immediate bridal party
and younger guests, the decorations
being many small vases of lilies OF
the valley, at another table were
the brides intimate school friends
and their husbands, while the third
and smallest table was reserved for
the families of the bridal couple and
the clergy A mound of chrysan-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-10-19
For Sale by
j. G. Wells.

Co. also had a fine display, and L.
T.. Whary showed a fine line of
ranges and stoves. There were
many others, but too numerous to
enumerate.
The fair was a great success and
the management is to be congrat-
ulated.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-10-19
Making His Mark.

DR.. +, Franklin Smith of New
York has been appointed Professor
of Physiology in the Medical School
of Fordham University. He resided
here for some years, and has many
acquaintances. His wife is Blooms.
burg girl, formerly Miss Mildred
Knorr, daughter Of the late Col.
Samuel Knorr. DR.. Smith has
been prominently identified with
hospital work and with several
medical associations of the city,
and his selection as a member of
the Faculty of Fordham University
indicates that he has built up a
high reputation as physician.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-10-19

Other brick in place of those re-
jected by the Council are now ar
riyiug for the Center street pave
ment, and the work will soon be
completed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-10-19

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
Great Events in 1904
Contributions to the Worlds His
tory Made in the Past Year.


The Presidential campaign re-
suited in a sweeping victory for
the Republican candidates, Theo-
|.dore Roosevelt of New York and
{. w. Fairbanks Of Indiana, over
the Democratic candidates. Alton
B. Parker of New York aud Henri )
G. Davis Of West Virginia.
The National Senate finally op-
ened the way for digging the Pan
ANA canal. Judicial and sanitary
systems have been established and
much Of the actual work Of digging
has been done.
Galveston, Texas, saw the com
pletion of the great seawall which
is to protect her waterfront from a
second disaster, aud the New York
City Subway was opened to the
public use.
The Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
tion held at St. Louis, entertained
about 10000 900 guests during
eight months of brilliant life.
After 327 days Of fighting in the
far east. Japan and Russia have
spent approximately $500, 900, 900,
and have lost sos, 900 men Of whom
I26, 900 have been killed. Russia
has been driven from Korea and
with Port Arthur excepted, from
a third of Manchuria.
England's Military Mission, =
under Col. Younghusband, pene-
trated to Lhassa, Tibets capital
securing treaty. rights by which
the long-closed country is to be
opened to the trade Of the world.
The century-old Concordat be-
tween the French Republic and the
Papacy has been practically
abrogated after long and bitter
fight between Premier Combes aud
Pope Plus X.
Heirs to Russia and Italy were
born and new presidents elected in
Argentina Mexico, Perm, San
Domingo Colombia and Panama.
Dallas News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

District and precinct meetings
for the purpose Of getting the
promises of all the farmers will be
held in every voting precinct in
the cotton growing counties and
an organization is to be formed
for the reduction Of the cotton
acreage.
This plan Of preventing a recur-
renee of the recent cotton stump
was adopted at a meeting Of
the executive committees of the
National Association OF Cotton
Growers and National Farmers
Union with representatives from
the Texas Farmers Congress and
the Texas cotton convention neld
at the Oriental Hotel yesterday.
After passing this resolution a
motion was carried urging all
farmers who areain a position to do
50 to hold / heir cotton until Jan.
"a when it Il believed that the
price will have advanced.
Col. f. S. Peters Of Calvert pre-
sided over the meeting and about
ten or fifteen representatives Of the
four organizations were present.
The action taken seemed to be-
carefully considered and those
present freely expressed their views
on the present cotton situation,
Dallas News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
Answered Old Argument

Russell Sage thinks that smok-
ing is a bad habit. II overheard =
he said ore day recently, "a con-
versation between a young man
and his wife. He appeared to be
a rather extravagant and lazy
fellow. She appeared to be eco
nomical, industrious aud ambitious.
The wife was trying to urge her
husband to give up smoking She
pointing out to him how much he
spent in the course of year Oh
tobacco. She was showing him
that mentally, physically and fin
ancially he would be better off
without the pipe. But all great
men smoke, he grunbIed. Well,
she declared, if you'll give up
smoking till YOU'RE great I'll be
quite satisfied. Elk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
Society Notes
Additional Happenings Of Holiday
Week in S, ial Circles

Miss Maze Fields as the reci-
pientcf very delightful surprise
Saturday evening A number Of
young friendg gathered at her
home and the evening was much
enjoyed by all.
600
Mrs. Van Dunhafn entertained at
a | o clock dinner last Thursday
in honor Of her aunt, Mrs. G. s.
Beavens Of Ardmore and her
cousin, Mrs Lee Winslow or Okla
hona City.
o-o-o
Mrs. c. S. Bcavins has returned
to her home in Ardnore after a
visit Of several days with her niece.
Mrs Van Dunham.
600
Mrs. J. 5. Blackmau was hostess
az very enjoyable whisi party
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. NJ. G.
Cannon won the prize, pretty
handmade collar. Delicious re-
freshments were served. The fol-
lowing were the guests: Mcsdames
Cannon, Morgan, N. NJ. Williams.
Scitz, Carter Davidson; Misses
SaTbach. Hewett, Ora Pagan, ,Sher-
wood, Williams.
600
Mr.. C.M .Fechheimer entertained
the following at dinner yesterday at
the Early: Mesdames Griffin and
Light; Misses Hewett and Will
liams; Messrs Bailey, Dodd and
Evans; Or. Williams, Master Jack
Griffin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
Russians CapituIate on Honorable
TermS--Gen. StOeSSel
Sends Out Flag
Of Truce.
FORTS AND SHIPS BLOWN UP.
Thousands of Sick and Wounded
in the Fallen City.

ira this afternoon.
The total Jap losses amounted to
60, 600, while it is estimated that
the defenders have lost "A, 600.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

The management Of the opers
house will give four reserved seat
tickets to Jos. Shipman's Twelfth
Night to the most popular gentle
man and four to the most popular
lady. The following coupon viii
entitle you to one vote for each.
Cut It out and deposit in the box at
.Haltom & Owsley's. Contest
closes Thursday at 6 p. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

Oklahoma City, o. A., Jan. 2,
? p. m. Associated Press dis
patches to the Times Journal state
that port Arthur has fallen. AT S
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Gen.
Stoessel sent a messenger with a
flag Of truce TO General Nogi. in
command of the Japanese army,
saying il was useless to cause more
bloodshed and asking for an APP
pointment TO arrange terms of sur
render. The request was granted
and the two generals met and
agreed on terms Of surrender that
were honorable to the Russian
garrison. AT ooclock last night
the Japs were in possession IL tie
city.
Before evacuating the city, the
Russians blew up seyeral forts and
most Of the ships III the harbor. Ii
is reported that the city contained
$1,000 sick and wounded and 5000
soldiers who were convalescent.
A speciatsays that the Russians
destroyed two merchant ships,
bearing 500 soldiers.
The Times Journal issued an ex-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02
To Rsduss Acreage
Cotton Growers Meet-Reduction
of as per cent Recommended.

All producers Of cotton in the
United States will be requested to
pledge themselves to reduce their
acreage Of cotton for 1905 rs per
cent below the amount they plant
ed in 1904.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-02

4room house. foot front corner we'll and ba $500
sroom house 50 foot front we'll orchard close in S5so
block house, we'll cistern good barn, one Of
the best locations IN the city, $4,000 block s-room
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

Io" coming engaR"msuf ~ 'H. T..
matter ls'rr D. IDnFrI foI1arI 900
uirh gr's' pI'aurn amony DO. rl
l,ua ~ Aidmorr. especially 'Ha.. ah'
Gro fDn1 OF pYua music the or.h.r.u
aas norp rr.nrh n'd ana 'nc p1DI-
may osp.', a ml.l.a treat on ne
evening " mo I,fh.
~ La1lou FRIDAY niFh Tho rp.ma
J'r Ia'rfs played 'o II pan,od hou-o
aus ihc fullowiug telegram from r..
irwin indicat.r hat meg u"ie vel
received.
ul - BHACEY. Ardmorc, J. T.
rolmaiior sisters rave lAwton rioh.
rrt musical treat ne ever mad.
signed Re- Thos j Irwin
Speaking ~ mo concert no Dana.
Ncua aaya
Tho music Do, rho Po.maf,.r sisters
wna received WIN many dcmon.'ra.
.luua Of approval N,.c. iIolou. and
o. rhylu rendered rolo. ou tho cIr
mot and lrombonc In MANNER 20 of
fo'tigo hat they both were com.
unllod to rn. pond 10 several encore. -
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IS EE- EPTICSA1 OPPORTUNITY
~ INVEST - The EsCEE4 SKI
CAPITAL STOCK Or 4 LARGE
EAS FACTUEISG PLANT =,
IHE KANSAS GAS BE1.T. TRADE:
ESTABLISHED Plant ~ FULL.
OPERATION.
10 sn-a:ge pan. -sp.-s. ~ ~ .l-
creased f-,n ;s5l-lt 70 ;7fCll-zss
share ,olLnon a1C 20 shares pr
tered ..,ez shares til0 asch. Fress, .
"a. atm q pant $1,000 lIsn.fsc-
--el -'sr.e s.-le.es and controls ze--
tern mar.e' Best opportunity ever o.
f-,e. 10 -1e solthvest for inge--rne-.
10 a .eg..ma.e ez-srpr.se Profits Lass
car D.. I4- cent Estimated .1.. yea
=, ,e5 epr
4as.-sc % -eI $50 -na-e- 20
more .age-',rs 10. more nan %
ta.'- ~ al. one party
Pry.psr'.se Irre-'ors Who will f.r-
MIN sefe-eLces a. 70 their sincerity
a.. ability 20 invest wiu receive fgl
Information ana -lDssrip'ion blanks
Dy addressing ; W in ,are Of
'h.s paper j-stsTT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05
Accidents at Wynne~ood.

Special TO tho NrdmW'i'c
Wynn'WUud I r.. March 4 Two
men sustained serious inlurIo
here today by falling from
buildings upon which they were
at worN Hud thompson pain'.r
l'll from tu. roof Of Frank liar
rie new house aud suffered a broken
arm ana .omo internal In'ulc Nan
loy Waller ru'l from tho second story
of Il S Jark.uns house and had hla
breast bone fractured Both men wIl
bee laid up for som, time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

There are few cases Of smallp poN
scattered over The city and the ap
preaching warm weather viii doubtless
result In still further disseminating
the disease Fortunately. The disease,
is manifcsting itself in very mild
form. but that should not prevent the
exercise Of prccaution and determined
efforts 10 hold II IN check.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

have ON hand n number of second
hand sowing machines which Will
sell ON strict guarantee from ono
10 hre years. On terms 10 suit pur-
chaser at prices ranging from s. to
$50 Call and soc for yourself AZ sin.
ger Sewing Machine onlco.
bdGwim JOHN ~ MORGAN,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

Kahn has Handy, the freshest in
town Kahn has Kold drinks, the
most popular in town, and Kahn has
the only parlor in town where you can
bring your lady. 5-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

The Ardmore Dry Goods Co. hay=
secured the services of Miss Cora
Moore Of Van Alstyne. Texas Miss
Moore has been for several years with
ne Murphy Dry Goods Co. Of Sher.
man and IS thoroughly experienced
saleslady )
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

DpVloF assistant declares thH'
fbsys'y'li furuld be- madu FluT ui
should b" tOm"lhing lipr Teddy J.
Am'ficn ne iltlo. D. pouIH rr'iu.
tiuE ~ rh' tui'sd states. emperor ~
Hawaii. 'lar ~ 10. Philippine mon
ar'h, uf Panama. prot" tu. ~ Eau
pomiuro oud r1r Hu.l 'p TOO nariou
bf"ond ih, .tr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05
Weed and Goa

Wood delivered 70 yog. door saw.
e- in even Lengths. ,p'., ir small
sticks. coal delivered in any O an-i.y.
Phone 2o4. J. y. IKE. 2.5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

Lont plt you. z!u,er garments
ava E-l hey have been tto?ouehlv
cleaned b. Fa-rllng Bros steam prc.
cess q. r.ear.ng. o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

Mrs. Carrie Nation will lecture at
the opera house this afternoon al ;
o'clock and a: night at o'clock. A.
mission 10 cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

The senatorial situation in MfsouI
hna lurl interest riu,o o. became az
parent lbut mo deadlock nIll br con
llnu"d Nddriurhuu- ms mo- chance
to be- olond. mt ua l1rudn arc
nfI'aid lo Withdraw hl. name or
coctrill should win ON No, u.,r ns.
IDt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

90 20 Kahn for Handy and KolI
Cr.IEs. 5.tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-05

kmopaudu hoa notified tho car
thal he OkuropntlJnD viii have Do re-
treat WIN q few more bomb nrtarba
coming hla way II viii br up to th,
car To notify Kuro and .thcr'atuf Il
thht be-, the ,lnr VIII have to rctrc,,
: > : :
u iH %. good uH .rDIcd that tncro
viii be- uo Cannon county in Indian
Territory after statehood hua arrived.
but hor. ia apt to br warm rivalry
naming ror recording district ror bo.
name Of Bailey county"
= +++
An interstate canal from Smoky
Hisor and Chyonnc Lake 10 oonncc,
with tho Trinity aud theme with the
Gulf would b. a great outlet for the
rrralcHt Of all tho grain bolts.
. = = =
Whom tho days drhg woarily In the
senate nnd there Dos nothing olso TO
talk about n ia becoming quite mo
iad for aunatorn 10 nro long distance
hpadnidra at he Mormon church
90 80
France leads the countries Of IGu.
rope In thontcrH. having 9gi of them
Italy in % close second with 8Sg. Ger
many has 2Gl England 200. Spain igp.
Austria 1888, Russia %
= = = 4.
flwould Soon impossible for such
protiy creations aa wo arc showing
hut thoy are here ana tho prico wi \
plouso you also Russell shlnhols1
Millinery Co
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Argentine Is forging its navy
into 10000 600 worth OF railroads. Tho
United States Is forging lis needed
public buildings and river and harbor
improvements into navy
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The statehood bin makes progress a
goul deal like tho provcrbial frog
climbing out Of tho slxtyfoot deep
well