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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-03-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate OF John H,tBno0le tate or the township OF
Fishing Creek, deceased
Notice Is hereby given that letters testament
AIRY on the estate OF John Hufrnogle, late OF the
township OF Fishing Greek, county or Columbia,
John, resident OF Bloomsbury, TO whom all
persons indebted TO said estate are requested 10
make payment, and those having claims or de-
mands Will make known the same without de-
lay. EA.PH X 'CHN,
-..i'e', S.etl,J.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-03-21
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate or Mehetdbie AlbertsOn, late or Greenwood
tOl1nshtp.
The undersigned appointed an auditor by the
Orphans Court OF Columbia County to make
Administrator, OF said deceased, will sit at his
ONCE In Bloomsbury, Pa, on Thursday, April
llth, 1907 at 10 O'Clock q. m. to perform the
duties or his appointment, when and where all
the administrator or said deceased will appear
and prove the same or be forever deDarred from
coming In on said fund,
3-c-ta. B. f. ZARR,
Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-03-21
Carlnu for the Hair,

n hair brushes be cleansed daily
and the scalp massaged the hair and
head will keep clean much longer.
II in addition to scalp massage you
give the hair a soft rubbing with the
palms of your hands it will be much
more silky.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-03-21
Low Necks and Canoes.

Modistes predict that the high col.
lar will soon be thing of the past
II so, the summer girl can finish off
xhe neck Of her goTp With the small
cameo buttons or intaglios which she
may have In her possession.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate or Martin Kline, late or Orange 7otcnsntp
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF admin.
istration on the estate Of Martin Kline, late OF
Orange township, deceased have been granted
to the undersigned administrator, to whom all
persons Indebted to said estate are requested To
make payments, and those having claims or ue-
mands Will make known the same without de-
lay to -
JOSEPH A. HENRIE,
Administrator.
orangeville. r. f. ID. No. /.
Clinton Herring, Atty. 2-l4-6t'
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate or Annie CUP, late or Nh. Pleasant to,U,-
ship, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters testament
ary on the esture OF Annie Culp, late OF Mt.
Pleasant township, deceased, have been grant
ed to Charles Culp, resident OF Bloomsbury, Pa. +,
to whom all persons indebted TO said estate are
requested 10 make payment, and those having
claims or demands will make known the same
without delay. CHARLES GU u,
Fred keller, Executor.
2-2s Ct Attorney. Bloomsbury, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-03-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Huston Robson, late or Scott to,on-
ship, deceased
Letters OF administration de bonis non In the
above estate Rave been granted to the UNDER
signed, to whom all persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment, and
those having Just claims or demands viii make
known the same without delay.
Il. RUSH HARH
s.nc~sr- 81 -
-, -. ,-r-.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate or Elf Welltuer, late or Greenwood to,on-
ship, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF udmin-
istration on the estpte OF Eli Welliver, late OF
Greenwood township, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned administrator to
whom all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment, and those having
claims or demands will make known the same
without delay to CHAPLES K. WELLIvER
clinton Herring, Bloomsbury, Pa.
2-28 6t Attorney. dninistrator.
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
ALSO

all the interest OF the said Martin Kline
IN all hat certain piece. parcel and lot OF
ground situate In the Township, County ard
Ste te aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at a stone, thence by
lands of Jacob johnson, heirs Of Grouse South
forty-hve and one-fourth degrees West forty
seven and seventeenth perches to a sassafras
thence by heirs OF Andrew Grouse North forty
nine and three-fourth degrees West forty per-
cbes to stone, thence by lands OF Edward NC
Henry North flfty-four degrees East ffty-eight
perches to stone, thence by public road South
seventeen degrees East twenty perches TO a
stone, thence along public road South ffty-six
degrees East twelve perches to the place OF
beginning, containing
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NOTICE.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
COLUMBIA COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA.
OF MAY TERN 1907, No

Notice is hereby given that an application
Will be made TO the above Court on tine ist day
OF A.ril A. ID. 1907 at ten O'Clock a. m, under
the Corporation Act OF 1874 OF the Conn or
wealth OF Pennsylvania, and the supplements
thereto for the allowance and approval OF an
amendment TO the Charter or the Tabernacle
set forth In the petition for the allowance OF
said amendment which said amendment is for
the purpose o; providing that all property, now
owned or hereafter 10 be bequeathed. devised or
conveyed TO the said corporation shall be held
subject TO the control OF the lay members
thereof agreeably to the provisions or the Act
or Assembly approved the Goth day OF April
A. ID. 1895 &c.
The proposed amendment is now on file in the
office or tie Prothonotary OF Columbia county.
A. W. DUY,
3-7-9w. solicitor.
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mending glass Is made of isinglass
aoiled in spirits of wine.
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"a ACRES and 1873 PERCHES

or land, be the same more or less It being
the same premises which Rebecca johnson by
deed dated April 9Th, 1868, recorded in Colum-
bia County IN deed book Vol. "U7 at page 447
conveyed unto Martin Kline and David b.
Kline. and which the said David b. Kline by
deed dated Oct 18th, 1874, recorded in columbia
County in deed book Vol q az page 65l, con-
veyed his interest in the same unto the said
Martin Kline, and the description herein used
is the same as that contained 10 said last
mentioned deed and whereon is erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
AND BARN
and other outbulldings.
ALSO
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-03-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

Pursuant to an order from the Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, the undersigned
administrator OF the estate OF Martin Kline,
late OF the Township OF orange, IT, the County
OF Columbia, and state of Pennsylvania, will
expose to public sale on the premises lately
occupied by said deceased near Bowmans Mills
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DR.. w. H. HOUSE

DR.. w. H. HOUSE
SURGEON DENTIST
Office Barton's Building, Main below Marks
Bloomsburg, Pa.
All styles of work done in a superior manner
All work warranted as represented
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by the use of Gas. and free of charge when
artificial teeth are inserted
Open all hours during the day
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-13
COL. ELlLoTT'S SUCCESSOR.
J. F. J.. Caldwell and Col. Haskell
Recommended in Case Gen.
Duke Declines.

A special to the Columbia State
under date Of December 10 says:
In case Gen. Haskell Duke Of Lou
isville, KY, declines the position Of
fered him by the president to mark
Confederate graves in Northern p-is-
ons, two South Carolinians would be
considered for the place. Represen-
tative Wyatt Aiken yesterday called
upon the president to urge the name
Of J. F. J. Caldwell of Greenwood
and Representative Lever today
called and recommended Col. John
C. Haskell.
The president stated that in case
Gen. Duke did not accept the place
he would be glad to consider both of
these gentlemen.
Mr.. Lever also discussed with the
president the Appalachian forest re-
serve question and the president ex-
pressed his heartiest approval of the
plan. Mr.. Lever, who is a promi1-
ent member of the agricultural COM
mittee, before which the Appalachian
matter comes, will prepare bill for
an appropriation which he will in
troduce in the near future. He
thanked the president for urging the
matter in his mt sage.
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THE LIQUOR PROBLEM.
State Senator Blease, Leader of Dis
pensary Forces, Has Decided
Upon 8 Plan.

State Senator Cole. L. Blease, who
led the fight into the last trenches
for the state dispensary, and who
was with the state dispensary at its
death, has been studying the whiskey
situation and has been in communi.
cation with prominent people
throughout the state who have tax.
en- an interest in reaching some sat-
isfactory settlement of the liquor
trouble.
Senator Blease said yesteria that
ne had decided upon plan, 80 un-
less something happened to change
his opinion between this time and
the opening Of the next general as
sembly, he would introduce a bill in
the senate On the opening day Of the
next session embodying his plan.
Senator Blease thinks the solu-
ton is to pass a prohibition law for
the entire state, to go into operation
on July l, 1908, with privilege to
any Of the counties, on petition Of
one-fourth the qualified electors of
the particular county, to vote upon
the question of prohibition or il
cense, the license to be granted un-
der the present constitutional and
1ispe1sary restrictions. His bill
would provide, he said, that any
holder Of a license sending whiskey
in any quantity into a dry county
should forfeit his license, and, up
on conviction, be sentenced to serve
elk months in the state penitsntiary
at hard labor, without the alterna-
tive Of fine. For violating any Of
the restrictions any holder of IL
eense should forfeit his license. The
license, if granted, he said, should
90, one-half to the city or town in
which it is granted, and the othe.
half to the general county fund, the
1incnse to be regulated by the city
councils and the county board of
commissioners Of each county voting
for license.
In this way, ne said, parties hold
ing licenses would see to it that
blind tigers were prosecuted, and he
believed that his plan would bring
about the solution Of the whiskey
problem.
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lion. he proceeded:

; ilon, he proceeded:
"Thus equipped, the ordinary cit
izen meets a stickup man-low-brow-
ed, heavy-jawed, snaky-eyed william,
we will say, like you-aad is held up
Then this invention comes into play.
The citizen presses the concealed
spring, up go the dummy arms, and
while the trusting seoundrel is re-
lieving him of his valuables the real
arms but you have see1 how they
work. [ need not detain you longer,
except upon matter Of business.
Stand up, you cheap, contemplate
rascal!'
Removing his weight from the
PROSTATE wretch, he jerked him to
his feet. Holding him by his collar
and neekbaad, he dragged him to a
street lamp a few feet distant, pick
ing up tne fallen revolver on the
way.
"Now,' he said, producing a
fountain pen and notebook, "I shall
ask you to- don't try to run away,
or III fill you full Of holes-I shall
ask you to stand right there while I
write recommendation Of Glasspy's
Footpad Discourager, from the view
point of a footpad who has tried it
Collectively, you understand-and
you will sign it. What's your bloom
ing name7"
"It don't make no difference
what my name is.''
"You are right, my friend. It
doesn't make a cents worth Of diff
ference. For the purposes Of this
document we will call it Bill Skies.
Now, Mr.. Skies, I have scribbled
this off hastily, but it will convey
the idea. Take this penA Sign your
name there. No mo1keying, unless
you want me to eak you in two. #
you can't spell the name, make your
mark. Thanks. No, I'm not going
to run you in. I am going to parole
you. This is Judge Glasspy's Court.
I shall pick up your slouch hat
thus; remove your coat and vest
thus; black your eye fo- you thus!
and retain your garments. You will
retain the black eye. Report to me
when you think you have thoroughly
reformed and claim your clothes.
Here is my card. Now hunt your hole,
you discouraged footpad''
He turned him around, administer
ed lusty kick, and the next NOM
ent the alleged Bill Skies, recon-
structed holdup man, had vanished
in the darkness.
F'It works." e1ultingly exclaimed
Inventor Glasspy, resuming his walk
homeward. cit works perfectly!
There's a fortune in it!
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<GLAssPY AND TIE FoorpAD.

The tall man in the once glorious
plug hat and suit Of faded black
was vending his way slowly home
ward, says the Chicago Tribune. He
had done hard days work trying
to induce an unresponsive public to
invest it's shekels in his celebrated
shaving compound, warranted to sof-
ten the most obdurate and adaman-
tine beard in fifteen seconds or
money cheerfully refunded, and was
tired.
It was late. Afar in the west Vega
twinkled dimly. Algol the variable
had passed the meridian, and the
pleiades were mounting like one Of
Henry Georges luminous and in
spring thoughts. But the tall man
noted none Of these things. His fer
tile brain was busy with something
else. Shaving god was not his on
~ specially. He had others.
As he passed dark alley a man
with q mask on the upper part Of his
face sprans out aad confronted him
with drawn revolver.
''Hcli, up your hands!" was the
stern command.
Two long and slender arms went
mechanically up in the air.
"You seem to nave the advantage
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-13

Of me-" said the tall mai. ~ dom
think I ever met you before.'
II don't want any o. yer conver
sation. All you've got to do
"Beg pardon, but would you mini
holding that revolver little furthe,
away9 It makes me nervous. Now
see here, my friend, I recognize the
fact that you've got the drop On me
I'll stand hitched. Go ahead with
the regular business Of the meeting
In my right overeoat pocket you vii
find nothing but samples Of Glass.
py's unequalled shaving compound
Take one. In my left overcoat pock.
ct you will find bottle with some
thing in it. I was taking it home
for strictly medicinal purposes, but
if you-'
The fottpad's free hand went into
the left overcoat pocket.
Instantly a pair Of long, lean mus
cular arms shot out from under the
tall mans overeoat, and a pair of
hands, equally lean and muscular,
spanned the highwayman*s neck with
a grip taat would have strangled a
yearling steer. The pistol fell from
his grasp and ratified on the sidewalk.
The next moment he was flat on his
back and the tall man in the suit of
faded black was sitting on MS chest.
''I shall have no trouble to hold
still moment" said his conqueror,
"while I press the spring that let's
down these dummy arms Of mine.
Thank you. They were getting tired.
And now, my friend, T will explain
to you now this happened. In the
first place-sit still, you brute, or
III wiring your neck. You have had
the honor Of being the first holp-up
man who has assisted in demonstrate
ing the merits of Glasspy's Footpad
Discourager, an invention which I
have just completed and shall bring
before the public in a few days. This
way my trial trip with it. I shall
not explain to you it's modus ope-
randi further than to say that it
operates by a concealed mechanical
device. It is entirely hidden. Equip
ped with Gasspy's Footpad Dis
courager, including the imitation
arms, which fit nicely into the sleeves
of the overeoat, thus permitting the
regular working arms to hang down
by tne side, ready for action, the
ordinary citizen fares forth upon the
street at night"
Stopping merely long enough to
pull the mask off the face Of his lis
tener and subdue slight inclination
to restiveness by graspiag his ears
and humping mis- head on the side
walk a few times to command atten-
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Satter fegt, bes
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baupt Bios ba
berbei &c fiuren,
bab Sd W9ei
Wpis iiptperz
baupt nit iufe
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0eitorbeM.

Vim 81. Mai III uhrihspile William
M. @utbrie in, Utter oon IA Sabren
oil ben Ssolaen zines Shlaaarialles
1ie 6rau bes Ggritorbenell ainp ihin
Dor meniDen Wpd)sn lm Sooe pDron.
s!m "a. Mai III @anal Doper ,srau
Wingoolela Moursr, gBittlpe bon Beter
Waurer. Der im ylopember 1905 Selblt=
mofc beaina. i'm A!ter BON 43 s}abren
am NerpenIieber. Sic hinterldBt abt
Rinoer.
slln 25. Wlai in Canal Gouer 6rdu=
lein @lisa 0lron I'M gllter bon SO Sah=
rsn an Dsn Tolaen eines Shlaaanlallss.
Die Yerltorbene mar IN Sbunespille Qe-
bnyen lIno lam por l6 Sohrtn NIT
lbrer Mutier nadD Ganal Dover. Sic
unr Ihon ieit 20 Subten trant.
9lm 26. Ital i'm Qlrmenballle Sohn
Jtabsr in 9lItsr ppn 81 .sSahren on
Rheumatisnus. Ser VerltDrbene mar
ans Der Sihpeis gebii,tig unO pobnte
friber in Der gtdbe BON Hagersul0e.
mar aber fdon isit Sabren i'm Nrmen=
haule. Haber mar perbeiraibet, ob aber
ieine Trau poer alnoer BON ibm nod dm
Sebeu ltno, III nlut betannt.
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Giue nene seftc.

Sn geioler lino Dor uneeIabr orei
UtOnaten smei iunge Srldnoerinnen an=
setDmmen. 5rduleln Siuart uno SRI.
@ullouab. 'tpelhe bebaupten, lie ieien
uon @ott eelanot um leinen Willen su
uettiinolsen. 0a Die beioeu MlIlio=
narlnneu. tpel1e ibre 0erlammlunaen
I'LL Jreien abbalten, aeaen Die beltehen=
oen &lrhenor9anilati preoigeu, 10
perrlbt unter ben anhdn9ern Der leBtern
9roBe Nutregun9 un0 man mOhte Die
unbequemen preol9erinnen germ los
meroen. 9tun Decentralization aber nod
Isrltdrtun9 burtb elnen Yreoiger bon
Plttsbur9 erbalten. Der an elnem Sonn=
tag erlbie1:, um Die neubetebrten Siin=
ger Der Srldnoerlnnen = es maren i6on
lbrer orel - gu taulen. Guh er la9t,
er Tel Don 8ott 9elanot unD behauptet.
er babe nlhts bon Den beioer Mtaohen
9emuBt uno aub olele behaupten, tie
Oatten porber nle etluas bon Dem Wanne
seieben ooer 9ebDrt. Sp1ter famell
aud nod stuei 9onS lunee gurihen
Don Golhocton, Die 9leihfals por9eben,
auf bDberen Yefebl eetommen su iein.
Sn Der 8egeno berridt aroBe Nufre=
9ung, oa lih Die 2lnbdneer Der neuen
5efte nit ibren Tamiliin entsweien uno
0aB uno Streit unter Sreunoen ent=
ltebt.
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Bil,se preiie fiir Sonntag.
0eitibule 3ii9e Nr. Is uno II. 0obe
Ridfbe. porter gum Nbwarten. obne
gTtra=Rolten.
9idets fur 9eimatbiudenoe uno 3o=
loniiten nod Wefen. Norowefen. @ii=
ben unb siotpelten.
Dur9aebenoe @dlafwagen.
Die bette Babn nod Der Samestomn
4usiteQuna iiber Waibinston.
Man ertunoige iid bel ben Nsenten
uber Die preiie uno Gabrpldne. So
s13.05 nod philadelphia unb surtid
uber bic 9. & 8. @iienbabn bonn IL.
bis Is. Suli. Die 3ifets limb gut fur
bic @ldfabrt bis gum %. Suli uno
wiro auf Werlan9sn bic Griit big 81.
Suli berldngert. Mufentbalt miro be.
milli9t in Waibin9ton uno Baltimore.
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Sebter NMi an Oent &crfaMf
BON
@eikmlaren.

Ser Verfauf bon MeiBmaaren enbet
politip am Montaa. 8. SUM. uno er
piro abidlisben nit einem Wirbelwinb
bon pertboollen Stofen. oenn mir ba=
ben Elm ridti9es
8anfett pon 8ar8ains
fir bic leBten Sage. 2est. mas mir
oariiber gu iasen baben uno oann trefft
Cure Norbereitun9en um guren Nntbeil
oapon3utrueen bon oieien ib6nen phau=
men Der Spariamteit in urfers aroBem
Store.
Cine Muspabl leihter @aticos 3u 81
Gents. l24c @eeriuders. einfa1. 9e-
ltreift uno aei9eft 9 Gents.
2ebter Nufruf Spe3ialitdt
go. l..
Gin Qauptpuntt bieies Nertaufs. elm
Berth. Der lih in 9leiAer Weiie ni9t
nieber finbet.
Sin Dubenb @erpietten ftr soc.
Eine Nuspahl bon @af9lappen.
fur lC.
2eSter Mufruf Speai,alitdt
go. 2.
9ieie preiie iollten gud 9etpib ber.
brin9en. uno tpenn Sbr auh teine a1=
oere Belle bieler Mnaei9e aeleien.
$l.25 Banana Rleioerftoff. 81 3oll
,peit. fhmor3. blau uno braun 81 75c
per Daro.
Qeine Banf fann Sud in ebrli1er
We,ie 10 piel 3inlen be3ablen. als Shr
perbient. tpenn Shr guer @elo in ben
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Store perfauft nerben. WeiBe Wefen.
bic 10 bod ipie fiir 81 so pertauft mur=
ben, 9eben in bieien Yerfauf 3u 98c.
gs bleibt ni6t mebr biel 3eit fiir ben
Weibwaaren.Nertauf. Wir baben aber
INNER nod cine por3iigli4e Nuspabl
bon Waoren. neil unier 0orratb 10
9rob mar; aber bel ben nieori9en prei.
len iollten oieielben raid oabin ihmin.
ben. Wenn Sbr bieie 8eleaenbeit per.
f1umet, 10 iperbet Sbr es fpdter bereuen;
10 III es bos bette. tpenn ssbr ioforl
fommt. ginige Der i46nfen phaunlen
biefes goraen Nertaufs iin0 auf9efpar1
iporoen fiir ben lebten WerfaufSta9.
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Wlap Walter. &orforo.
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3oenbauab. port Waibinston.
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beibe pon Canal Doper.
Wi9ael 2ebiab - Mprtle 8ell Sones,
beioe bon Denniion.
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fiinf Gub lang.
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