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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-17
Columbia & Mont0ur FL. Ry.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT
June I 1904, and until Further Notice.

Tune I 1904, and until Further Notice.
Cars leave Bloom for Espy, Almedia, Lime
Ridge. Berwick and intermediate points as
follows:
A. NJ. $500, $40, 6:2o, 100, 7:4o, $50,
goo, 9:4o, Io:2o, II:oo, II:4o.
p. NJ. I2 40, 100, 1910, 2.2o, $500, $40,
4:2o, $500, $40, 6:2o, 700, 7:4o, S:2o, 600,
+(o:4o) Io:2o "(II:oo)
Leaving depart from Berwick one hour
from time as given above, commencing at
600 a. m.
Leave Bloom for Catawissa A. M. $3.50,
6:Is, t7;oo, tS:oo, 600, tio:oo, +II;oo,
1900
p. NJ. 100, t2:co, 900, 400, 500, 600,
t7:oo, $500, o:oo 1920, "(II;oo)
Cars returning depart from Catawissa 20
injuries from time as given above.
First car leaves Market Square,for Berwick
on Sundays at 700 a. m.
First car for Catawissa Sundays 700 a. m.
First car from Berwick for Bloom Sundays
leaves at $500 a. m
First car leaves Catawissa Sunday at 1890
a. m.
TFrom Power House.
Saturday night only.
tP. r. R. Connection.
VIM. TERwILLIGER,
Superintendent.
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Trains No. 81 and 90, mixed, second.class.
I Daily except sunday. Daily Sunday
only. Flag stop. ". q. SNi DER, SUIT.
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REVIVAL Of HARP PLAYING
American Made Instru-
ments Lead the World
ARE VERY EXPENSIVE.
More Harps Sold Now Than Ever Bc-
forc-Thc Revival Due I'm Part -
thc Improvements I'm Harps-Thc
instruments Expensive, Whether
New or Second Hand.

The advertisement said new and
second hand harps" and If you could
now buy harps second hand, that
would seem to indicate that there
must be more harps In use and that
more people must be buying new
harps. A New York instrument deal
or said that that deduction was quite
correct, that there had been a revival
of the harp, and that now there are
rlore harps sold than ever.
This greater demand for harps, he
said, began some twelve or fifteen
years ago and has continued in
creasing ever since, with It's greatest
Increase with the last three years
The new favor into which the harp
ure to the general prosperity, but
more, perhaps. to the great improve
ments that in recent years have been
brought about in It's construction.
While the harp is associated IN
the mind with ancient times and with
Eastern and European countries
and with history and romance gen.
made In the present day are those
produced in new and practical
America.
The modern harp Is In every way
superior to the old time instrument;
but in its later development the
greatest improvements in the harp,
contributing to It's musical effective
ness and to its utility and endurance
as an instrument, have been made in
this country; with the result that
American harps are now sold not
only here but in Europe and
wherever lovers of the harp are to be
found.
The harp is now frequently heard
in orchestras; it is more and more
used in churches, and its music is to
be heard at weddings, and now it is
coming to be used in more and more
homes.
II is itself beautiful object for
the eye to rest upon-many of the
harps now made are very beautiful
and it Is highly decorative In it's ef-
Sect and the music of the harp ap-
peals to many, and more people than
ever before are learning to play
upon 1t.
With the increase in the use of
harps there are now more harp
teachers. One musical concern in
New York has upon its books the
names of fifty-four harp teachers,
men and women, in New York and
Brooklyn, and there are thirty-seven
teachers of the harp In the muscial
union. All told there are now In
New York hundred or more teach
ers whose pupils include children as
well as adults, some Of these teach
srs supplementing their teaching
with playing in orchestras or at
weddings.
Harps are rather expensive. There
are low priced American harps suita-
BE for beginners, but the best Amer
lean instruments cost from $3.50 to
$4,000, and first class harps in per-
feet condition cost at second hand
from $3.50 up to $500 or 5000. But
despite these prices harps go not
into the homes of the wealthy alone.
but AZ well into the homes Of people
Of more moderate means.
And harps are sold on instalments
and rented. like other musical In
struments.
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Daily. Daily excect sunday. stops on
signal or notice TO conductor
z. NJ. RINE, T. w. LEE,
Supt. Gen. Pass Agt.
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NEW HEADQUARTERS
FOR AUTOMOBILE BUSl-
NESS ON STATE STREET

The Consolidated Wagon and Ma
chine company, since A. opened regu-
lar automobile branch and decided TO
push business In the wei known ma
chimes il carries has experienced such
a boom that 81 has had To- lease new
quarters for the purpose Of devotng
more atteh,iou Co This line Of the bust
ness They have therefore, leased
the building at l5l state street where
their automobile viii Doe ON display.
The Silent Northern" continues TO
grow in public favor and General Man
ager Odell has the highest opinion OF
its merits. He and "a party of five In
Cluding Mrs. Odell and Mrs. Richards.
viii make an extended tour in the
silent Northern within the next few
days.
Mr. Odelrs flying trip by auto, team
and train through Idaho was mat
ter Of great satisfaction 90 him and
his company. as he viii be enabled 10
lay before his board complete and au-
thentic reports as To the business out
look ip an the agricultural districts
from which the big company draws
It's trade. As already stated in the
in fine condition and very hopeful as
to fall business I'm spite OF the prevail
ence Of frost in several points. The
prosperous Snake River valley continues
TO occupy a leading place and the
volume Of business I'm farming imple-
ments from Idaho Falls north and in
the Montpelier country will reach fig
ures never before equaled.
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ASSESSMENT NO. l.

VICTOR CONSOLIDATED MINING
CO.-Namc OF corporation, Victor Cons0li-
dated Mining Company. Location OF prin-
cipal place Of business, Salt Lake city.
Utah. Notice is hereby given that al a
meeting Of the Board OF Directors held
Saturday. Sept. Z, 1897 an assessment No
4. Of one and one-half cents per share
was lcylcd on the issued and outstanding
capital stock n the corporation. payable
Immediately 20 the Secretary OF the Com
pany, az his office City and County
Building, Room No. So, known az tho
Country Treasures Ofhce. Salt Lake
city. Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment remains unpaid on Monday
oct 1th, 1897. will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before will be
sold ON Friday oct. 18th. 1871 al h
o'clock noon Of said day, 90 pay the de
linQuent assessment. together With the
cost Of advertising and expense on sale
j. A. GROESBECk, Sccy.
Location of office. room No. &c. City
and County Building, salt Lake CITY.
TffHh.
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NOTICE or HEARING.

m hc District Court OF inc Third Jud
oaI District. iu ana fHr the county q
saIt Lake and state of Utah. in the mat
tcr uf Tho dissolution of Dayues Mur..
Company. 49, corporation. Notice I hone.
uy given that layuca Music Company #
Utah corporation, bias nled by porm.ssilH
OF one of the judges uf tne above named
court lts voluntary application ~ d b.
solve and oIMururuur1tD and that fH0
hearing ~ the said application has been
set by said court Tor Saturday. Che OIL
dhy uf October a. ~. 1871 e.. tHn HON
uf lO O'Clock A. Dob of said Day ur as soon
thereafter aH counsel can Do heard af
rho court room ~ HHld court Joint HuHl
fnF. salf Lake City Utah
uAYNEf MUSIC COMPANY
"a Corporation.
James IuECbretaen. Attorney
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TIMELY INFORMATION

MI r..-.-..-,..,. tito, ~ Nr.-f.ft.
inc JoilesloWn ~ l-'all'"il az 80 ioiA'
va I'D JUS eoinple ll"I's, .A, lhueea'
hahGso,le apIr Icy, |,l,atsu' ~ ~ ls,
oEerlookng hSinpt93n i1o'1s' shott
alHtaigo rom NoilvlH a"4 oItsinouln,
ntaI GA t-"lut oillioIl IAN si i,'us a.u
NeWPpI N,Ws' lil 49," tul Oh .ls-
lpIi' Ihl,icst hu' m l s'as'
MNl,u nl9 "l up 5,,., ~ ori ilI'
eWphasi1ea lhe Ml-'.lN pr ~ pIoJee-
t"Ih' WHO, kuo MI.h .li, p'.tllotIl ieI-
sol or ths s,ett AI, ',l' ,. peopl, also
hNeW uat lH'1 Hp-.l e,i'eto uals pay
lf1ul1e lhls mos. uI'tue on expos IONS
nls ~ lhe uIsl ~ -'l tNll.al'.oi' lo ne
held pr ih' ,'a7Iie. pr D, ul .s lul ,3uh-
iy, ahl "ltnin lh. ,'IIl,. OF P"pulous
giNllltsauoh. ~. ol the CON-
plla'lnn NJ "bll'-H SEW s'!9l.I'
SAILOR, ull.ouiAI avg t,-'' Il,el llisIe
90 comInelnoIa pm. lli.' Nv, '''ulp
anniversary or lhf N. gilu ulith'
Ihe ERE ialI'al 'it'L. .' tne 'Np"-
Hluon Elsltoi am tA,.N.hl 'l.n service
WIN 'i.,' .nN,g. , , 'i'I ,,''. 80
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NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

In the Third Judicial District Court
r and for the county of salt Lake, state
I'D Ifah In the matter OF the estates
and guardianship Of l}omaula Little. Fer
amorz r Little and Decker Little Minors
The undersigned will sell al private
sale on or after the Z3rd day OF Septem-
Der. 1901 the following described personal
property. to-wit. Six l0 shares ~ the
capital stock II the Manu city say
lngs Bank: six l0 shares Of tho
rapltaI stock OF the Provo CONNER
cial & Savings Bank. nine 90 shares
~ the capital stock of the poacret
National Bank-and written bids viii %"
received az the office Of Stewart Stew
ard. 509 Mccormick Building Salt Lake
city Terms ~ sale cash.
ALICE s. LITTLE, Guardian.
Dated this the 7th day OF September
A ID 1907
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
90 am order % Che Third judicial Dis
tr.Ct Court OF the state of Utah. County
OF salt Lake. made September Is. 1910.
DOB the matter of the estate of GuuhId
Marie Olsen, au Incompetent person. tho
uu tcrsigucd. the guardian OF the said es-
state, will sell at private sale, no the high
Dst bidder, subject tO confirmation hy the
said Court pu Monday. tla Goth day "
September. 1877. at - O'Clock noon. al the
st0rehouse of BuXrud and Company.
Broadway, Salt Lake city Utah. all the
right title. interest. and estate ~ the
said incomucteUt person, lu and tn the
following described promises situated in
lot one. block forty. plat ID" salt Lake
city Survey, Salt Lake county Utah too
wit.
Beginning four and one-half ail rods
west OF the southeast corner OF the said
lJt. and running Thence north seven CD
rods, thence west three lil rods. thence
south seven Gl rode. lheuce east three CI
rods TO the place n beginning.
Terms ana conditions Cf sale. Cash or
on "a credit not exceeding one year. pay
able On gross or IN ins talimeuts. provided
that in the event OF a sale upon credit.
at least twenty five per cent OF the Dur-
chase money Shall be paid at the limo or
sale and the balance thereof be secured
uy the note or notes OF the purchaser
secured by mortgage on the property sold
Written bids will be- received By the un-
dcrsigued at the above address at any
time prior TO the hour and date mem
toned
FRANK W. OLSEN. Guardian.
Young Snow. Attorneys for Guar
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CONSTANTINE ON
WITNESS STAND
Took it in His Own Defense, Was
Perfectly Composed and Testi-
fed Without Hesitation.

Chicago. Sept ao.-Fmuk d. Constan-
time oa trial for the murder OF Mrs
Louis. Gentry. took the stand in his
own defense today. He showed ahso-
lutte composurc and testified without
hesitation. Tie said that when be enc
gagged "a room Gov the Gentry home, he
told Mrs Gentry that his father was
wealthy real estate man.
Did You ever tell them you were Of
royal blood o"
II did. am a descendant from
italian royalty"
Coustantins declared ho had heard
MIR. and AIRS. Gentry qnrreliug many
times.
ON the day OF the tragedy. DE toll
Mis-. Gentry he was about Co leave ln'
CITY. and she persisted iu asking MN
to- take her with him. Tie positively
refused She then. according 10 hls
story picked up the razor with Whllh
he had been shaving and cut hnr own
throat lie declared that be carried
her down to the door OF Dr. hnherlH
office, pounded ON the door ana then
loft her standing there. While ne ran
FOR another doctor He said that ne
noticed that Will, hunting for this sec
ond doctor that there was blood ON the
sleeve OF his coat. and ho thought that
If ha returned he would De accused
OF the murder and would not receive
Justice I'm the courts, because he was
a stranger in the city. He mad always
since wanted 10 give himself up, but
had been dlssuaded by the members OF
his family. a.
Tho state introduced letters from Mrs
Gentry 10 her husband shortly before
her death. showing her devotion 90 MN.
Constantine on REORGANIZATION re-
fused To- Identity letters signed with
the names of hia sister. found in his
room after his flight. He also repudi-
atcd "a letter from his mother, FOUND TN
his pocket no the time Of his arrest.
Ha vng asked to take the razor with
which Mrs Gentry was killed and indi-
cato how she hsa drawn 10 across her
throat He refused and would not touch
the razor.
for the murder Of Mrs Gentry last
January entered upon its final stage to-
night at an extra session OF the court
and the case will probably reach the
fury tomorrow. The taking Of testi-
mony was completed during the after
noon. the chief witness put forward by
the defense having been constantine
himself and the state at once began
the closing arguments Asst states
Atty Edward Day. I'm summing up the
evidence denounced the defendant for
an attack made by him upon tho char
acter Of Mrs Gentry. He described
the hloodstaius found On the Gentry
nat and asser ed they We're sufficient
10 discredit Constantue's story Of SUI
hide.
This man must reach down into the
grave ara drag forth the body and
hacken her character" The prosecu-
tor referred 10 "a refusal OF Constan-
tine 10 show on the witness stand how
the alleged self-inhicted stroke Of the
ra zor was made. and declared he re-
fused because he knew that he would
have TO indicate Il stroke SD tremendous
that the FRAN arm Of that woman never
could have comprised st.
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notice TIC CONTRACTORS

,...... .. t.r.t,,. Given t,st .1s,fed lfda
, t,.i &c the ,iri,.,.s3f-l5r9 lf,
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.....I a. ~ 49, rc,,,iir.8 iu a,fafId. ms.
@ 80 .ttt,,c d6,,r and rs,rra y,,IIr,l
......,,.'.'. "a f.,,i,,.rsIt, e.t. f5r me- trni'
~, ,rG 4,..,riIDs, ID, fIats
.....i,. .,ti.,,s and drav-inra (which aro
.l...p c.- ,,,srocfion nf mo bidders nd tho
tI r fIl,s a. frs5r.s Ar,btfe,fs
b. D.. I-l.r.f Nsfi.naI uanx banding
-t tl. ,.ot1tr Of Main and ISrff ~Uutn
lt.,.t. d., san i.aka tff,. man and an
49, , 'n ...,'.,,.,i az fl1 't-,.l iir,. ,fI
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NEW HUSBAND
oul,c an improvement ON old One.

OultC an improvement on ''u bii''
81 have been compelled 90 stop
drinking 10. b said lo "a friend Who
asked mo tu strengthen up ON cup oi
h,r GOOD coffee. well she said, that
needn't bother you. ion D have Postum
Food coffee here. which completely
cured "a friend of mine Of sick head
uchef
~ tried her coffee and o. was vcry
good. but when 1 tried tl make 10 at
home. / was appoiutcd soon
f,uuo- that J was not making 10 corr
r,ctly. but by putting Bon Two hcapiug
tenspoonfuls of Postum for each per-
aon and letting % boil twenty minutes.
10 was delicious
~ had al that Time been am invalid
for several Nears. but ala not know
INV trouble was caused by coffee drink
lnr. nf which ! was very fond. 1 im-
medintelv began 90 feel better after
leaving on coffee ana using Postum,
aud stuck to a.
como day 4 met lady who was
troubled the same Hs ] was and whose
appearauce ON the street really
shocked nae. Tor she was sn emaciated.
She exclaimed Boo surprise at my im-
proved appearance, ana wanted 20
know what ] had been dolng. She
asked me II I had had healer Of any
kind I said. Yes, I have allowed
Postum Food coffee 40 work tho al
most complete miracle Of curing mo-
MY husband has been absent from
home for some time, ana haf been lu
wretched health, having been 400 the
hospital twice FOR Indigestion I wrote
him o. stop using cofee and tiy Pos
tum-- told him also just how tO make
h. Yesterday I received ietter from
him in which he says. 4 am feeling
very much better thanks te aou and
Postum 7 sleep better eat better and
IN fact ms dear. am quite an im-
provemeni on tho old husband
There's Reason Read The Road
20 Melville, iu pkgs
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Notice is hereby given that az "a meet
iuc ~ Tho Directors of the Utah and
salt Lake Canal CO.. held sept 2st
dollars 81 Coz per share was levied on
the capital stock OF said corporation
PAYABLE ON or before Nov 10th 1917. al
the treasurer Amos S Gahbott Assess
or'H ONCE. No. 3d. city and County
Building. Salt lake CITY any stock up-
on which the assessment may remain
unpaid on the 18th day OF N0vembor
1917 will be- delinquent and advertised
for sale AZ public auction and unless
payment Doe made before December 18th
1901 Will be sold on that day to pay the
delinquent assessment cost Of HdVCrffs-
Ing and expense of sale.
AMOS S. GABBOTT.
Treasurer Utah and Salt Lake Canal 60
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Don the Third Judicial District Court.
bob ana Tor Salt Lake county state ot
Utah. IN thC matter ~ The estate OF
Mary S. Hudgsuu. Deceased. Ihe IN
Iersigued viii sell 8f private sale Che
following described property.
Lots -, d. ~. q. 29 30. %, and 81. lu
block q Hazolmcre subdivision. Boo block
Dc. "a. 5-aore plat a. Big tteld sur
1Ist day ~ september A. D. 1907 and
written bids Will Doe received at 20 j..
ah south street. Salt Lake CITY, Jtah-
Terms OF sale. cash Ten per cent ~
the amount bid must accompany written
bid,
OLIVER HOpGSON
Administrator OF the Estate OF Mary
Huds0u. Deceased.
M Thomas, Attorney for Admiu!strn-
tor. 49,
Date Of first publication. sept NJ. 1907
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MOTTO

Notice 10 hereby given that special
st.Dkha.a.is' meeting m tho aiU0kl.IIr..
n thr hrNgnuo Mining company IH UIIH
N tho said company at mo state UHHH
Of Titan. at no. . South MHt1 St Salt
Lake city salt Lake county Utah. UH
wednesday. thf lud day 10 october. AZ d.
sl. az the hour NJ no O'Clock a u. f.f
the purpose of considering and voting Oh.
0n me proposition OT Amending HffIrI.a
w and Nll or the articles N ucoruorg
ton Of said company HD uH fn mako thr
ra rltal RI. fk Nf fNU aHIN company nHHe.-
bic % the extent and in the manner
permitted hy laW
l. q. BURTON.
President Revenue Mining Company.
HENRY n McEWAN. Secretary.
Dated sept q 1871
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NOTICE or SALE on REAL ESTATE

In the Third Judicial District Court
bon and for salt Lake county state q
Utah Iu the matter Of the estate Of
Edward Reese. Deceased. Tho uuderngr-
IA vain srU at private sale the following
desc ribed property, an undivided one-third
interest in and 90 the following real
estate. commencing one aud uue-half rods
north from the southwest corner m l0t
8 block %. plat "A." Salt Lake city Sur
.ev. and running thence north 4 rods
thence east DO RODS. thence south 4 rod
thence west DO rods 10 beginning. ou oI
tftrr tHe -I-f 1aN of September. "A. ID.
Ia.. and written bids will Doe received as
I'd security and Trust Building, Salt Lake
city Utah.
Term- of sale. cash. Ten per cent OF
the amount bid must accompany written
bid. -
DAVID THOMAS
Administrator OF ono estate OF Edward
Reese Decreased.
Date lf first publication. Sept %. 1907.
IL Thnmla. AlI.I.eL f.r Aum-uL.LIuLu.
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BRAKEMAN KILLED.

San Barjardno. Cal, Sept SCI
~ Cook t Southern Pacific brakeman
residing boz Los Angeles was instantly
KILLED today while trying TO board %
N0..h1guI passenger train at Cotton
900 which his wife was returning from
No. .lsJ The body was buddy man
e'.l
Nt. Cook was not informed OF the
accident and continued on her way To-
lU. Angeles
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A HUMANE APPEAL.

A humane citizen of Richmond, Ind,
MT l.. d. williams. l01 West Main ST.
says. "a appeal 10 AN persons with
weak lungs 10 take Dr. Kings New
Discovery, the only remedy that h3
helped me TO fully come up 10 tho
proprletor's recommendation II saves
more lives than an other throat and
lung remedies put together Used as "a
cough and cold cure the world over.
Cures asthma. bronchitis Group, whoop-
ing cough quinsy hoarseness, and
phthislc. stops hemorrhages OF the
lungs aud builds them up. Guaranteed
at u. g. n. l. Drug store, 1l2-ll4 So.
Main street, soc and 500. Trial bot
Tie free.
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ArbuckIes' Ariosa Coffee

is cleaned, roasted and paetaged by machinery
without the touch Of hand. A machine,
constructed in our own shops packs the coffee,
weighs it, wraps it, and seals the wrapper
automatically It reaches the cup the oIesnest,
most wholesome and cheapest good coffee in
the world.
ARHuctI.E BROS N.. york city.