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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
EerDrab % Gntegll.
Gen pSr Gppembsr 1905.


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TtrS. aHiicn Der | gpcli, bsoc alof.
ten 9 ItSfte Manooa 6ornt. | Eitts-
burg, 3D., III ap~penoicitiS, SIM int
berfaiteSe fia FOR ountfent en- llse #.
ben ri operation % ipntes at bapr
ftadet Ben nte1et gobt % prre ! Se.
Srtrt1, itotiI bun Ssnhags aften tit
Ct EtIbaeefnlb, iorr brngte Eeoen.
Afbs6e bapoe | otte Mar bGret Sn.
periutruNent for ainberaorten afbe.
linaen al ben oiicntli9e SfoIe babe
| &ittsburg % aaeehenp. Sim baoOe
fhtberet fire aur / Chicago % bar
2rrPriabc / Chicago fIrrr adr, Tor
Bun reiite til BittsBure. Stint bar
list oper 80 Mar gniumeI. afhpoe
Tube eiftct FIG III poa SutiigeIies.
6ageit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
Times" ipiier iffe Rradfe

ssor cn lib fbrn nnIagbe Cberit
roraan, Girefisr beb BrIlpih ar.
Iiritai, Sninrieins moo 2cnocn
Times, foroi gfabet 6upoe cffeft.
|tigaicrf | fine SpaIfer en Del 9ele-
lgrnrnmrr fra Spbairifa, | bpiIfe
Sberitcn bIcu beifpIei for llouciiabeb
|ca set, Ioni prrre bar. Get beo iia,
lat SberItcu bapSe faaet Wiaioner al
Collars til at oil bofie meIeIn Jin.
arene ban iig eIIer itoset iligt. lin.
Ser 5aaens Sang blep bet bepiit, at
Ell lnoerieseliesret | afrifa bar TOM.
men iii set Heiultat at Gberiten bar
uifbISig, men at "5imes" anlgepel
nrate6p at rette eIIer tage iiIbaae be
qrdpcrenSe geifploninser, fom babe
itaaet | bets SpaIter. glaSets geltp.
rer, MpberIo 9en, opIuite fra 9ione.
b1nfet, at 8eroensbIaSet / 100 aar
bnpSe bpIbt fait peb ben Regel ulbris
d. retie eIer tage tiIbaee roget, bet
haDSe haot | fine Spuiier. nten beIler
tetdIe bpitfetioinbeilt gritathingsbe.
LIB, Get ittaatte Hipe iSefitt. Domino.
ren fprSsntte | itrrfe Orb beitite Ser.
SertsblnSets 8raris; men bet tog life
Moberlp geIl liz itGr al.
NoturIigpis er 2onbon "Sines"
Set cneite giab | 8erSeit, fonn heller
I'll bIipe ibshit fore gei,gebsSer eno
rette et, falIf grIfplSning; men iad
bar ogida "Sihes" Sen 5orSel, at
bets ReSoftsrer, WeSarbeioere %
GorreippttSenter life fnn ug tor att6et
END brrre opernaabe foriigtise meo
fine llotalclier % Eauitanoe. Ge peo,
al bpdS be engan9 bar fat fat paa
Erent, bliber itnaerSe. 2Gierhe os
Solicit | Set belle tnget = life | gits'
la,tS alene. men nrr iagt ~ppernlt !
Gerbeh - Bdr oaiaa aeoe paa bette,
% Ser iinbes life / belle @erben ct
cneite gIao, iom Hiper IRit rteb Iis
Gro pau, at bet or tndIioeIigt, iont
2cnScn Zines. Sranife iaapeI
font tpife % rusiilfe enlistment bur
ofte benpttet "9intes" Tom lit sale-
rer, nnar Sc bapoe noaet at iige pB
btlbe, bereS Wetitser ffidbe bltbe
piSt % breSt fienSte ManSt Solicit.
Sfient set CT Ell aabenbar ltretfRr.
hiebeo> al ct 8lao life at rette, bbao
set bar foripnSet liz |, bar BOG 2on.
Son "3ittes" pttnbet &nieeIie pG
Wagt Sereeb. go~rbolbSpis iirISen
DnnSte bet opina, at "Sintes" foraif
It'd. @en Sttinrieinger bar BET BOG
bdot iutpb ii9, % betdie for oct bnr
GET cgfdn itntSttr titanttet giere. gn
Sag. ser bar fichSt iom "EarneIl
Commission" .Sasen, foItet "Simes"
en- ubpre Sim. On Mtano, glabet
baobe StIiS til, begif McneS % for.
faIifehe gionesbprS, % @Idoet fem
herpeb til at rette Ell nieget n~lpprlig
geIfgIbning MOO Gbaries Steipart
Hnrnea. Gen Gang eiIbe Oct hare
Iethet fig for "gines~ at fptfe atua.
fe; men oct paIate belIer at tage i'm
Gteoicin ben Gang cainn. ut ben lii
SlpngeI, ipm tnbSe pGret iitanb til
at harre "Simes", ogion fit fin for.
tjente 2sit, Tiger Iig ielp.
2pnSor Zines" er en- Waat /
Grr0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10

Hngerfte beii9oer for ebrigt flor
5Rroigbeb | at ipeinme og opffe; BE
ben bpgges rnIten nltio / ct SrR, Der
ltaar tpt beo BnnSet, os Bpis man
ajsr 6orfss pna at fahge unaertte, er
bette en- teHnteIig banffeIig Sag, ba
De bnrtiat linrier fig neS ! ganSet os
ipeiirner bort | itor Sart. qna 2ano-
ioroen bertmob forpiitter be fig om-
bpggeligt I l~trffcnefts bsie Ores.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10

Rrs. 3. MoFe8 ct Fpttet til
Soipn gitp, Bbor Biiti for 5retniibrh
bill 30.
GIof Strgrtnle % CIgd Glen
Ggtcotehes al Suffice Bibion ben
26en Ruo.
MnIer Ole 9. Snrnre reiite iiS,
tie ltge lii ghbI, Minn.. boor ban
bill arbeiSe | en- Seritmine.
5reb gierirtdn % gbtr GBtiito.
pber reifte forrige llge til Raiioait, q.
Gnf. &c bar 9airh Scritbe.
Mrs. auguit Sborion er FOR 81.
ben | @eis9 bo5 fine 8orGIbre, DIR.
% gtrs. 6. g. Sobnicn.
@atis Siaa @nanef8 fra Minne.
opoIiS bar paret berneSe pan nogle
Go1es giitt bos SIrgt o. gerner.
DIR. o. Wtr8. S. u. Npe reiite
til Chicago 2er0oe for at girre Snb.
feb til fin Sbe, og 8affefprretning.
Sttp Sclberg ihbretter treble
gtnee / BEN fore 5oIberg spaning til
@eboeIIesieiIiebeo. San bill iplp DO
Ger.
Or. Siepens o8 bans BataiIia
HptteSe forleoen Tag in0 / 8etcr Sen'
lens ME Sits poa MiG Street oper.
for lutheran 9ttbliibtng Sopie.
Sitnter Reietb fptH titboge fra
@reat Sans, Roift., iiSTte 9srSaa.
San bur orbeibEt for @reot gtortbern
Wuiten 6rriloc.
- Wits WouS SoppetIto6 bar i
1toaIe 1uac bptoI6t fig i RortbfirIo
for at bciese lin Setter Beatrice %
boer0pre SeitIiebeSerne Seroppe pao
StiitcIiesbdgpr.
- anserion % GrnpIb bar Sornet
ct ugt 6trnto, iom TIL fiebe % iuIac
6inrfrn. Gere8 1orretniua$lpfaIr
er pao 0iernct al @aibin9ton 2trrri
% &ronbwoe.
- Rrrro g1trneiS | @ta'on Gttc
bar miitct 25 stpfFcr aprg al
en- Srgoom iptn in1en FnrItaar fla
poo euer ficuOer noact Mi60cl MOB.
Gen nnpriber Gprets 2uftrgr % et
nugget fmttiom.
- Mr. oR Mrs. SerBeri Z. Qaine
retite til Gbitago WotSogs Nften for
at trdffe iournct mco Dem, ionl
bruate @tii5 Georgia aaiion2 9i6
bertii fra GittSburg % bringe Oct
bioere BERTH.
- Gouatgjnpcrpiiorerue 81. :.
gtihoIion oq gSuiu SOBER rciIte fcr.
riae lor5Oag til Ge0ar 8upiN$ for a
moerfs8e en- aontret.2ro ocrre0e
Den 6erii0t at opierc en IiguetSe uuct
3Looen Der I'll @rit DEBORAH.
- apotetpr RidurS @nabretior
bar fiebt @entIeo8 8pguinQ pon wa,
ter Street bbor 2urIon 9roS. bar fiji
aIGbestutit. Dor uopte Aar iibcl
bso oi0phc 3bcr 2arien $1,000 iot
Scnre @DBniug, men BEN iolgtr8 nj
for $4,000.
C. VI. 2. SoImap, 8iceprriiOen
fen for 8hnncIbeif Gountu Statt
SaHf Tom nptia hdr f0retdaet cit 30.
tamil llnoerioacIic5rriie til 9ritiil
Columbia, font forrige BrcOna irc
9iinnenpolis. 6ou bItoer her noalt
tiger for at f. til 6tttoI6onferne
CuIHIar, Sort attinion o. SttSaeoop
49, 5slgguot 8triorer frn 0inne
ibcif Gountu er uonppute til @teb
Ientmer Of gran6iurpm for Geccm
berterminer Of GiftrittSretten | Gu
buape: u. s. gratsenbers % 60
glofeman FRA Gecornb idmt Sarol
Sdreiber fra Sort atfiulor. ii
MeSlemmer al &etttiurpen peO lam
me 9et or ubnGbitt Z. q. StorIa d
8. 8. Soerion fra 3eccrab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10

Seq eIapsSes al EoritoppeIie % Tas
peipsopm, miIrhe Spib. min aniistss
fnrpe biee rnimrrt; Scntfers @oeth
Rcuatain Tea bragte min snnobeS %
anTetsfaros titpuse.~ - gsarp atlen,
81. Scuis, So Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
S.maba
ens ct. paal a~sssmar,ss.

Noar unbtaaes 4 8ers bill "GsbteIsoues.
bosens eitsr nit ringe eiipn frnftia anfpote
en- Ill at Iebe ct utentnesfhIbt
Glib itebetfor ION Soft iet Bare at bGre
I'll - ~eriftere. SierteIie Taf for Boee.t %
fpr Eeres Sobe siabt
z. .. Sofe, Belgrade. geirn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
Svo Dafotas Dyer.

Gelscnbe e. en- g~ortesnelie ODER be
iOrnemite Bier i ep6 Dafota % beres
Snbbpssrraitai eftsr FiSfte 5oIfsiauins
Der | Gtaien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
Varnte | araiH So, ". ..

Sre SierbeoeIe at 8efoIfningen | Srairf
County. Gortb Safota, er .GtanSinaper.
Ser finbes life peuere Sarnte / gfeo 8is
perbaIen etS be | Srdiu 60. gfrip til
SirIt Rational gant / Siustorp (SrairI
GpintpJ, q. O., (paa Rprif eIer Gns
geIyf), for bSiIfen iuut beIit Cplpsnins
ON Sraiu @ointp Sarme. gt bar en-
iiOmerfet Bite tiiiutss for me9et rires
lige Rriier.
Il. Y. SARLES, Pres.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
Author of War Songs Dead.

T. Brigham Bishop, composer OF
the famed wartime songs, John
Browns Body" and "When Johnny
Comes Marching Home" died on
Monday of locomotor ataxia, at his
home, No. So7 North Sixty-third
street, Philadelphia. Mr.. Bishop
was 70 years old and besides being
a musician and composer of over
800 songs. had engaged in photo
graphy, stock broking, and as a pro-
moter. Among his best known
compositions in addition to the war
songs that gave him greatest fame
are "Shoo Fly Don't Bother Me"
kitty Wells" Leaf BY Leaf the
Roses Fall, pretty AS a Picture. F"
Sweet Evaline," and ION the
Down Hill of Life"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
Some Expensive Flowers.

The prices paid for a new variety of
rose recently in Paris, when single
buds sold for thousands of francs, rs
call the high figures which tulips once
fetched. In Holland in one year the
sales aggregated 100000 forms
Holland went tulip mad. The bulbs
were quoted on the stock exchange
Ownership In them was divided into
shares. Spectators sold them short
than existed. At Lille brewer sold
his trade and good will in exchange
for a bulb, which was thereafter
known as the brewery tulip. In Am
sterdam father gave one by way Of
dover with his child. Thereafter the
granddaughter. At Rotterdam a hun
CRY sailor happening on few mis-
took them for onions and ate them
up. The repast became as famous as
CleOpatra's pearls and probably ex-
ceeded it in cost. At The Hague a
poor fellow managed to raise black
tulip. The rumor of that vegetable
marvel spread. Presently he was Wis
tied by deputation from a syndi-
cate. For that eve lamb of his the
deputation offered 1000 forms, which
he refused He was offered 10000
florins. Still he refused. Cascades
of gold were poured before his resist
ing eyes Finally, tormented and
tempted, he succumbed. There and
then the deputation trampled that
tulip under their feet. Afterward it
appeared that the syndicate had al
ready grown a gem precisely similar.
and, unable to bear the idea that
rival existed, had authorized the dep
utation if needful to offer ten times
the amount which it paid.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
There is a Mystery Here,

The mystery of a human hand is
now agitating Girardville. While
playing along the banks of the
Mahanoy Greek on Tuesday
afternoon, near Holmesville,
some boys discovered the
hand of a human being lying in
the creek. The flesh was very much
discolored but otherwise the mem
Der was we'll preserved due to the
chemical action of the sulphur
water. 1t is supposed to be that of
a lady as it is very small, and is
now in the possession of Deputy
Coroner DR.. w, J. Monaghan, who
will endeavor 10 solve the mystery
in connection with it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
ev.PRoDUcTs OF cAMPHoR.
How They Are Obtained from Every
Part of the Tree.

Every part of a camphor tree, even
to the leaves, contains camphor. The
forests are not confined to Formosa
alone, but are also found in Japan
proper. With the extension of the
industry the large areas of this tree
have been greatly reduced, though re-
planting and cultivation are practiced
to considerable extent, a tree re-
quirng 80 years to attain diameter
of one foot.
In Formosa, however, there Is still
an extensive supply of native forest
growth, says the Scientific American
and many huge trees are to be found
in regions still unexplored. The sup
ply, therefore, is assured for years to
come.
Camphor is found in the form of
crystals in the wood tissues and IS
separated from the crude oil by double
distillation. From the first distilla
ton is secured an oxidized product
camphogenotol, the principle of the
camphor oils of commerce. The crude
camphor is dark colored substance,
fusing at 10 degrees G.
Among the by-products may be
mentioned crude camphor oil, which
comes out simultaneously with the
camphor; white oil, obtained by sub
limating the crude oil, and used in the
manufacture of soap Red oil also is
obtained from the crude camphor OF,
as well as black oil, which is extern
sively used in the preparation of var
nishes. A turpentine Is secured from
the white oil that Is in great demand
for medical and industrial purposes.
From red oil Is obtained the product
known as saffrol, employed to con-
siderable extent in the manufacture
of perfumery, and also soap; and a
disinfectant is also distilled from red
oil, after the addition of other sub
stances, claimed to kill the cholera
bacillus. Another product Is an in
secticide, which when mingled with
100 parts of water destroys insects in
furious to farm crops.
The annual export of campnor from
Japan Is about 100000 pounds,
three-fourths of which is produced in
Formosa, the other fourth coming
from Japan proper chiefly from KY
ushu and ShikolIu. BY provision of
the law of 1903. the sale OF campnor
produced in Japan is monopolized by
the government through restriction
OF the sale of crude camphor and
camphor OIL
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
New Tenant Law.

An important measure, which
affects the relation between land
lords and tenants, is the Marsteler
act, which has recently become a
law. 1t provides that where ten
ant shall hold possession of real
estate within this commonwealth
either by license or lease oral or
written, for any time less than one
year, or by the month for an indet-
erminate time and the immediate
landlord of such real estate shall
desire to regain possession thereof
from such tenant or occupant, he
shall serve upon the tenant or adult
member of his family notice in
writing demanding that he require
such tenant or occupants to deliver
to him tha possession of the pre-
misses so held within thirty days
from the day Of service thereof
provided that this act shall not be
construed authorizing the disposses-
sion of tenant before the expira-
ton of his or her lease or license.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25

1t has been alleged that suicides
are more frequent pending or dur
ing a storm. The heavy atmos-
phere, the gloom or effects Of a
coming storm depress thousands of
people, who are affected in many
ways, some Only physically-such
as the rheumatic, iieuralgic, lung,
kidney and stomach troubles, while
the clearing of sky will cause pallia-
ton or alleviation-others mentally.
There is no question but the weather
has a great deal to do with per-
son's S feelings.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
CLEVER swINDLB DISCOVERED.
Explained by Police Merchants be on
Lookout


The latest fraud discovered by
the police is performed i'll this way.
a man enters store and buys
goods. He tears a check out of his
pocket check book and fills cut the
blank on the local bank in pay
ment, and says he will call for the
goods later on. The wise merchant
hurries to the bank and is told that
the check is worthless, but not
until he has first written his name
on the back of it and presented it
at the cashiers window The man
comes after his goods and is told
about the check business. He is
considerably indignant, asks for
the check and goes over to the bank
to see about it. He doesn't come
back, but goes to another town and
repeats the performance. All the
checks turn up after a while in an
other bank, where he has opened
an account under another name and
deposited the endorsed checks
along with small amount OF money.
He checks out the account and the
merchants who have written their
names on the back of his worthless
checks have to settle.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
Theatrical Scenes Tc Influence Jurors

The Supreme Court refused Mon
day to award a mandamus against
the three Judges Of the Common
Pleas Court No. I Philadelphia to
compel them to permit Mrs. Rebecca
L. Sprenkle to be brought into the
court at the next trial of her suit
against the Munyon Homeopathic
Home Remedy Company.
Mrs. Sprenkle was awarded
SIS, 900 damages against the cCm-
pany on May IL, 1904, for injuries
which she claimed resulted from an
unskillful operation. During the
trial she was brought into the court
room on a stretcher, attended by a
doctor and a nurse. A new trial
was granted the Munyon Company,
and counsel asked that Mrs.
Sprenkle be kept out of the court
room, contending that her appear
ance on a stretcher was theatrical
display which only served to arouse
the sympathy of the jury. Judges
Biddle, Bregy and Beitler agreed in
this, and directed that the woman S
depositions be taken so they could
be read to the jury when the case is
again tried next fall.
Henry J. Scott, counsel for Mrs.
Srrenkle in a petition to the STU
preme Court, urged that such action
was in violation of the woman s
constitutional right to appear in
open court. The Supreme Court,
however. in a per curiam order
denied the application without CON-
ment,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
The Watchword abstain"

The English Collegian thus sums up
the matter in respect to drink: Grace
says, 81 abstain from alcoholic drinks
because would excel as cricketer;"
as a walker, Weston says, Abstain"
las an oarsman, Hanlan says, "Ab.
STAIN" as a swimmer, Webb says,
Abstain" as a missionary, Living
stone says, Abstain" as a DOCTOR
Clark says, Abstain" as a preacher
Farrar says, Abstain" Asylums,
prisons and warehouses; repeat the
cry of Abstain. From Hardy's The
Churches and Educated Men (Pil.
grim Press).
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
A Short Session.

A brief session of Court was held
Monday morning with Associate
Judge William Krickbaum pre-
siding. The only matter consider
ed was an application for the ap-
pointment of guardian for Miss
Elizabeth Scott, of Fowlersville.
Two witnesses were heard, DR.. H.
V. Hover of Mifflinville and H. T..
Bower. of Fowlersville, after which
Judge Krickbaum appointed H. w.
Kelchner of Light Street, guardian,
and John Scott, of Fowlersville,
security.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
AUDITORS NOTICE.

IN Re-estate or Etvfna HeRman, late Of Janatson
city, Columbia County, Pa. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned,
an auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of
Columbia County; to make distribution OF funds
in the hands OF the Executor OF the estate Of
Ely'na Heilnlan. deceased, will sit to perform
the duties OF his appointment at the law Office
OF Hon. Andrew Fritz on Main street In the
town OF Bloomsbury. Pa. on Saturday, May Yth
1905. at two o'clock In the afternoon OF said day
when and where all persons Interested In said
est ate may appear, or forever after be debarred
from coming In upon sai1 fund.
AUBER j. ROBBINS, Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate or Mary B. Mnnes. late or Espy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admin
istration, on the estate OF Mrs. Mary B. Mines,
late Of Espy, deceased, have been granted to
persons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make pay ments, ana those having claims or de-
mandS will make known the same without
delay to WILLIAM 4. MILNES,
j. q. FREEZE, I422 Swetland st.
Atty. Scranton, Pa.
SIS Ct Administrator.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
Temperance Cause In Quebec.

Archbishop Begin OF Quebec, whose
rsal for temperance work is well
known, has inaugurated a new cam
paign against the drinking evil. In a
circular addressed to his clergy. he
calls upon them to make a special
study of the best means that should
be adopted to stop the progress of al
roholism, and report thereon at the
ecclesiastical meetings to be held
during the year 1905.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate or Annie Il. Ddcis G,oinner, late or the
Borough OF Centralia, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admin
iStration On the estate OF Annie X. Davis
Gwinner, late OF the Borough OF Centraiia,
deceased, have been granted to the undersgn-
ed administrator TO whom all persons indebted
TO said estate are requested to make pay ments,
and those having claims or demands Will make
known the same without delay to
j. M. GWINNER,
L. j. FLYNN, Centralia, Pa.
5-lS 81 Atty. Administrator.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
Doesn't Need to Talk.

Does the baby talk YETI" asked a
friend of the family.
mo" replied the baby's disgusted
little brother; "the baby doesn't need
to talk"
Doesn't need to talk?"
mo. All the baby has to do is to
yell, and it gets everything there is in
the house that's worth having. ."-Tit-
Bits.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
INC HOUSE
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate Of James M She,o, late Of Scott to,cnshtp,
deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
auditor appointed by the Orphans Court OF o.
lumbia County to distribute the balance In the
hands OF X. j. Ruhl and Mark Greasy, execut-
ors OF James NJ. Shew, deceased, as shown by
the parties legally entitled thereto, will sit to
perform the duties of his appointment
at his office in the Town OF Blooms
i7tb' 1908. at ~ m. at Witch time aii narties
interested In, or having claims against said
estate may appear and be heard, or otherwise
be forever debarred from coming In or said
fund. FRANK KELLER,
s-25 4t Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
Will Meet in June.

The convention of the Harris
burg Diocese of the Episcopal
Church will be held at Harrisburg,
June I3 and IA in st Stephen S
Church. This will be the first
meeting of diocesan delegates since
the election Of a bishop.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF a writ OF Fieri Facias Issued out
or the Court of Common Pleas OF Columbia
County, Pennsylvania and to ma directed there
viii be exposed to public sale at the Court
House In Bloomsbury, County and state afore-
said on
SATURDAY. JUNE sd, 1905,
at two o'clock p. m. All that certain piece or
parcel OF land situate In the Borough OF West
Berwick Pa bounded and described as follows
to wit: Lot number l0i In Michael's Addition
to the Borough OF West Berwick, Pa. Being
fifty feet front on Splirg Garden Avenue and
extending in depth one hundred and seventy
FEET to Schley Alley, and improved witt a
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit OF David
A. Michael vs.. Rebecca A. Levan and stephen
Levan and to be sold as the property OF Rebecca
A. Levan and stephen Levan.
c. c. EVANS, w. W. BLACK,
Attorney. Sheriff.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-05-25
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate or Rachael ~ Girton, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given tnat ietters testament
ary on the estate OF Rachael M Girton, deCeas-
ed have been granted to the undersigned ex-
ecutor. All persons having claims against said
estate are requested TO present the same TO
i-27 6ts WIN CHRISMAN, Bxecu'or