davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
slGs mine ioriGrcsliBr Elassr bar gnHiit
iorIabl min.

II a. ErtH. 6aaser, gP8. 1875 Tsi 1870.
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MI iaa TART, CT js Esirtr rHii tusi,si aenFs aucHl. "a
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grai er iommsu cv ia i2o ~ 40 @rr,. isa ia iii
raa bet ~csrfuete ~Guteiats grlttt ~ r,Hs ltttuts
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GRe, rtbtst mig fra miH sieustaC EiliiGHs,
GriastslitS'uttt T1ys. 3obn TabtartH
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
Tiamantbruaun gprio {,

StuniuhiuIDuup. J(gli9 felre0e Ell
sammelt astp9roist gGgtepar, iurbeu.
perenSe @arper 81. 3rautnsr 90 Suitru
! SOrs eercs 2iumantbrpqup. Samle
Trdutner bar fra iattiet Barn (fpSt
aorssr) peo 6lib Os eparIummsliabeb
. adrenes Sob urbeiOet fig up til en- ria
Nfano ! ben SD, bpOr ban bar beet |
ca. 60 Var. gG~9teparret, Der MI er
50 War 9nmmelt, bar BAIT Is gsrn,
1ooraf, laaoiOt Uibes, 6 leper, FAINT
no9et oper 20 8Brnebgrn. Gn al Ssn.
llerne er ben betjetbte 5~urtiRmper for
en- beOre Sunbbeosplsie, StiitsfpIitus
&rautner | Obenie. On auben Spn,
Der t%ortI9tter 5aoersns Sprretnina, er
Sorraatto ior 0anf @arperiOreuiug oo
Spraaosmeolem / fin Ssbebp. @amle
2railtiter bar en- at 4lbertiS iaa pulis
tllte Wenin9sfaler / GOrs.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
Segner o. hams SDaefasie.

Se9ner p9 pans Sggefaste. Xe9s
ner, Der bar p9ret anbolbt Ell llsestib,
er after blepen lsslabt. GruoS ale be
Slayer, sobtroenoe MenneIter, Der bapbe
melot Jig inc i bans Spsefasie, baobe
ienbt 8Olitiet, funbe 9ommeren bog
life faa Gag paa bam, ba bans "9oue"
for SDsetasien bar iaa elaItiite, at ban
funbe bgie benz eiter 6or9pbtbefinoenbe
o9 bebanble fine Weblemmer, lom ban
bible, uben at operltribe 2opene. Ser
bar life meset / 8~ensefasier, men oa be
ileite Mteolemmer fornuitisOis bar trufs
tet Jig tilbase, ristisnuf meO Gabet al
oeres Snobetaliuser, os ba bet ifDlge
be eienppmmeli9e 2oue lar o9ret let
for Ge9ner at lfaffe fig Geiten fra Sals
len, iaa bar man bel enoba life funnel
osmme bam for &asiemausel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
Gploing 8Draao bar forbauolet

&Oloing yDraao bar forbanOlet ct
MT &egulatip for 8pens &irfe9aurb.
Set nebiatte ubpals moitiaeoe, at 8lass
leiuooelinsen ital burtfalbe, ba bet er
en- lifting, at be 8ise ital ~besraues for
Jig, % be 6attise for JIG. uOpalset
mener, at 8sben ulaa hume sisre ale
lise. Otter llbpal9ets Surilas ital
2isene ~besraue8 / RGtsefpl9e, 8ise us
5uttise melem ~bueranbre; bog fan Sas
miller f~orbebolbe iis Sorb peb Chen
al ct afbso 5amiliemeolems @rao MOB
at betale berfur. Otter en- fort Sprs
banblins pebtpses u~Spalsets Snoftiains
uoeu Giltemning.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

IN fraitis Manb mao samle Mabs
ssrsnlen pGre. San bar ! mango,
LANCE 3iber paret Sprmanb for Sbps
sorsn &eoninssltation % fDlote nplis
EHs 81 Var. Gliseuel er ban friif %
tart, %, laar 8listen faloer bam, er
pan nltto paa Bletten. Gan bar paret
9lsO at rebbe 1874 W~ennelfer, bar bers
fGr u9'aa moota9et 3 u~oenlanoife Reos
nin9s 'Wiebaljer % 9annebro9sforlet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

Sunb al Menneifeben. 9oelsmano
ears y. Rielicn | Yberbo paa Obben
cor iOrnplis beifieftiset meb &ulesraos
ming paa i'm Wart, ba ban paa ct Soioes
SruS itsbte paa ct Gag al anofler os
S%uueopanber, bibrsrenbe fra Rennelfez
Fslstter. 8enene laa | en- 9pbbe at Is
20 CONNER, % fere Dele bare tent
E.lis oel beuareoe. DIM 8unbet mulist
BANNER ira en- Gib, ba &irfefurbuloene
saa Sbben bar anoerlebes enb MI, er
upplDit. st Sasu, Der enonu leper
bluuot Sefolfninsen, bill pibe, at Der
Saa bet n9pnte Steb bar itaaet ct SEA-
pei, li8eiom Saften osiaa iGbpanlispis
asnGOnes "&apelbatfen."
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
Somne Tprhaabuinaer. glanbt

SOmme Surbaabninger. Blanbt
N Gel Seboere al bet lpbli9e 2aalano
II Der opitaaet ct belt &gre paa @runb
ai &p9tet ON, at en- Wanb ueo Napn
grnun ifal bore OPP / SOaano for IS
aar iiben os BABE efterlabt fig 81 Wtils
hon Sr. @nopibere fortGaes, at bisie
Ettse eiter be bollanoife 9ope life flnbe
uNbetales fBr Is Inr efter bans 9pb,
nau III er bette Siosrum fprlsbet. On
Sci al De %iprmentliee Irpinser bar bent
wnOt Jig til Observation-Disclosures. Sasen
trrOr paa en- Misioritaaelie: 5pr ont
trent 100 star iiben bsbe en- FABIAN
gtaro / SOlano, men Grpen er uobes
tIt IOr mango, mango Gar iibeu. Jur
umtrclt en- Sues &ar iiben benpenbte
rosIe 6Olf en- 5preipsrsiel til Resierins
gen O9 fit ppenu9pnte Soar, % MI
ipnes ben samle Siltorie at ipsse
gdanD.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
Saaubeierniugs Carer % 8efpre,

al 8Sanif Slsiol9rerlfOle", Grel Miifs
felien, bar fra bet nurlfe 8irfebeparte.
ment fauet Opfororins til OF aiboloe ct
Slpioturlus | ben iiblte Del at Mai for
2arere fra ale NOrses Seminarier,
builfe ba ital ianles | Sriitiania. s
Norse bar man nemlis funbet, at bet
oanlte Slsibipitem CT bet bebfe, us
benne 5uranitaltnins er t%ruffet, fprbi
ben npe norlte SfulelOo Iurlanser Snbs
iorelle al Slsib | ale 2anbets Sfoler.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
Stnuomnp1t lllultreret
ufayteioft for ~1Gaonapiiie 9uSbclemHger
An1ritn.

en- Goge'fr. Rrg0 Ga @oguiHo aaafr.
2aafaqer.- SmaatdOer. aaaer ipm !caes.
en- 3ubfJeb al iF~Goeparcr. I'm Cpttga
rtng al ,tgoemiblcr. Gcrieaige gtnrlsnins
ger Srpper. 5rigt 0rp9 NItlieigiier.
Kilt Sidlour Blot cg 5irrirR. A.a
bets tngelite 5eu0oRgiier. 10ritlelliQe Ret
.cr. VI AGipgb0o. ~ 4iSaars % Canine
ijg0.-af SDiHeiles. Better al iiegt "a toat
8Jsb.-3elier 9oitticr, 5Giater On dnofe
Astter Snrcer-v igiGuter. I'll ai5orets
icr.-Il BuooiHgcr U1 NHoef. -@tmDier.
SuooiHger- Aoibe SlectIger Gmelciter.
Bier ieler gpiuidatr). eremer, @eleer.
5romaoer, @ etc. Aolo aHretaina Jor
Reconnaissance en- Spltning-TOtltlet
iige Spltct0ier- Maal og 8Rgt. Aogle /
9ouii % 0rrit ioritjclige Ero / Sus6olo.
ninesiprogst- Rort oaHlte % eugtlite Orb
ira observation-disclosures.
4ris gooi 90 pert iHobHuoet I rel 2bers
ting meo rgot SaIt 800. ZerDsat go
iten, og 'Rs0 auta" & Aar, me5 4Cgebos
gen Jon 8rGmie, 800.
&eresle; .. Inunoien,
Iccor9h Soma
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
Srn fnl nlhrin mrrt tpirlr.

II. n EusE. E.tt,, Esi5. ggbe Fiat ispo.
Scr m Sie fesn IL na i,rti tiai7uc5 Better.
9ra lab al en- 'urirregia ism Gta', iaa tu rar iaaGg
9i5Cr, Ia lea ne rnsans 'uutf rct, MIG Gaeg; rav
bel, Ct Gem. inari Ct aHert irm u5r tadrbfi anfrsfeH.
Otter Rrus az ectei q; 100 ir'E ttHtraa 'Sr mine
smsrtsr. 5es fl Gu SOB Eau cn 2aiicH ZgeEs
riHs &c gar CT ia uI iaa irtf &C. rcH lem aogts caes.
Ter CT en- 900 et1rie ttair Better. ioa ,B taltt't
iaHHst tyuat mere euo 4ggay. 5e9 gal el,rjl agr,
fpiule yaa gcrtst, ca srIcr. O. tvab tt bar Bers;;.'
me0 MTG. Tuaa isnrms ii! miEs lioggte TshHauelers
Gaat5taD. zsrfs ia:acmmdiac
sgrcu E~briftrufCu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
Gn holt ubelSia aonfrmations.

bag baooe man nplis | Suriens airfe.
st af &atfelopns' &prene falbt neo %
traf nU9le &irfebeipsenbe iaa itarft /
Sopebet, at De belpimebe, % 2eses
bjGlp maatte isses; Gn fit belle Sub
bolbet Ouer JIG, % laa no iom en- Sfor'
iteusieier. Ssiaa en- 8anf BRAT, lao
DC, Der fab paa ben, falbt NED paa Gull
pct. 9rappen op til BrGbifeitolen sif
itu. iaa De Manse, ipm bauoe maattet
beige Ylabs Der, itprtebe neo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

Sbabeu al Yeriien ct life alcne en-
oGlbi9 5obafsro9er, men o9iaa en- ltOr
6orbruger al Snus. Sans ieneitc
8eenin9 for beune Gble Bare belsb zig
III 2,7O0 arOner. Snulen iaar ban
ira 9Dnoon.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

Or. Eeters &urifO er M eu oelfjenbt
% me9et benDttct Mtebicin, ON bUis
sobe Gsenitaber Der blot ipnes at oGre
en- Menin9. Gen iaac5 life tiltipbs go5
andre eno 2pcals Ngcnter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04


&c Soil, iom bar pGrct tioligt nee, bar
uaturligpis bart ut e9et &alg al Slop, 5oro
tUUt ug %%1rt1gBttbeo, HHrrt fstr CT euontt
Nulsoniug I'll at fire i9 uoinGrtet goot gaRo
lige / GGrbeben al 5~taiionsrHs paa ben me
gane laapeIiom Iangs 9ittle Sails & Gatos
tntaren, uaar man bare oii iomme 10 / be
tios. 8oararbetoet CT M ooer % @ciret
bIiucr uarmere, igl9eltg oil 5~iIitrgmnin8cn
blipe taugt itprre unoer be nGrmci;e llGer.
gi bar en- 8GuGoe 8rere fra SaDmDlcoi
ItrittcrHe | Rorore @isconiiu, bupr tlitet on
bet 2auo CT | @tarIebet emo i%auoUmBiUne
Suruitnbber, 90 n uentcr berirn Ell 10
Strcm of 2anoipgere for MorrtiCu Gp.
9iaelsees oil Hcre Itgrre BARTER ira Gbiraac,
ct. 9aul, MiHHedpolis 90 3ulutb bti5Ge
GittIe Sails / be nGrmcitc Sage, Sra Souib
geuo, SnO., meooeles, al iiauoiuaoiitc ga
brttGrtciocre boiler paa al or9cniierc CT
@oloui, Der oil pmbgtte bet ppiiiocnoe Ga
6ritar6eioe meo BET irie gauSliu / giorriiou
Gpuutp. Sra ipritIcutgc Gelc al GaiOsa
bpur IUrieu bar beriet DC iioite Far Gar, bar
pi mango &reue, men IcHgcmangcl biHorer
mango, ION puIter al TONNE, iijgnt ri iaa.
pict olprligt bar inorpmmet oisie 5olt bebrc
getingclier eub be fan iao ira up9st an0ct
Qanotuntpr. vi Far idateots pite inosnaet
paa at 0ipe Senitano til SsiteU paa enoel al
igrite officiating, % fun taget iGo me9et
Scntant, iom bebppes, for at opeybeorie
9onipaniet ont, at bet par Nlppr meo 6aaoes
len. @i ptl furipge al urre ltgcioa liberaIe
mob cem, iom tommer eiter, ba BET life CT os
ON at gjgre, at presie ioa % iua megct pr.
gtcre 10 al ganoijsberCn iom isrite Nibetds
Lina. &t oil iGl9e no bette 2Gao iaa t,olig
paa Sommereu, iom Oi tau, berior er Gri-
ierne biuige Og Observation-Disclosures lstterr.
gi oil panup .Gnbefale eubuer 4aroigger
at toutme no uOeu GpboIo for CT iaa bet
beoite 9ano nRr til Statipner % Bier, buor
bet oil itige burtigt / Rris % bucr man far
hare bet melt letpinot meo aJgriug til % fra
W1arteoet. 9et er bra moi at betGrte Jig,
men bplber man paa oerneo ~iorlRnge, iaa
fan man tanIie tiliIut TONNE ct Bar YRil
lGngere ito, emo ont man reiIte itrar. vi pt'
mieb 6ornsielie beipare ale 8reoe % Jpre.
ipprgilsr iaa iuloftGnoigt ipm mulj9t, men
| ben bebite Beiteo fnar man peo at reiie no
% &c for ii9 iefe, 3erpeo tomHer man og'
iaa paa &laoieu fgr, % ian 9Igre ~iaaneget
beOre &Glg. Scr %gGaoagent, Sr. s..
Samoabl, or Itaois tilieoe oeo 2ittle Sails,
buor han oil mgbe ale 9anoiB9ere % rife
benz irit on paa 9nnoet, iuben De !jp0sr
noget. geupt benue spIone GHIeoniug til at
itre big ct eget 3jem, ou iear ben aitr.s
beore!
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

&c, Der mu!iag1s nj fifriUs Gem. fem bar ~a'atrsf
fine GriirriVGcr "a Nttciter, mG1 nliih u~FtlGGGr e.
nteo 5rin1Grie lcrlpgei C. aoprCsierst hcntG,gt '9r az
tirf ia SDar.
aGs be. tom Haaits eHfs Harr1crf urburftuiuq /
HHlebHiHa &eibrebclie al Gfgte, )'rgHii'e o. &trUea
S~ugbpmmC bebts ftyiue ttitc ben ilahtersoe
6ata!0g inmt piaiiae g}rsbelciirr ~iiligertCb fbUorue
GrllFriEger fra holt iom ere hslbreefte rcb pirlp AZ
Epens eietirife Belte. aa'Girqtr hNufs paG Vert.
% ~aobrtsifr
Tho Gwen Electric Bell II! Appliance q.
1918 State ST., Chicago. III.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
XXI.
etieraen.

SnSsn Ssn ipsnite Gar bauSs naast at beiaite In
Setr, iOrislse ben iigsisuSe 6isubs Os anse is ssa a0ss
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
Gu 5prjpuuoeu Ypabol0er.

er en- Stormano furiuunben unber mis-
tentelise Smit9noigbeoer. Manbens
0apn CT Inberien, % ban bar ariat
Sieblers Yapirforretnins. ga ben
samle Siebier fornplis bsbe, blep Irs
oerien aniat lum @recutor / 8oet. 81
ben er ban ioripunben, % bet er Opoa.
get, at bans Bigger b~efanotes at bore
llurben. Sprmubentlis bar ban lorans
bret Selma.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

The North Star Lung and Throat Bal
som CT en- filter &ur for Sote % 5orfls'
Ielie. 10
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-09-26
The DauviiIe Fair.

The Montour County Agricultural So
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of last week. The grounds are located
about mile out of town, but the facilities
for reaching them are excellent, every
coach, bus, carriage and truck wagon in
the county, being on hand for the purpose
OF hauling the passengers to and from the
grounds at the small sum OF ten cents
head The grounds are on side hill, and
the half mile track is in fine condition At
one end 1t is slightly ascending but 1t Is
solid and on the whole as good as the
| ave rage Of county fair tracks. There were
| two races on Friday afternoon. The 2,3S
class was won by Echo Boy, owned by
John B. Hunt OF Bloomsbury, and driven
by the veteran Samuel Prentice. Echo Boy
took the first three heats in great shape,
never breaking in one of them. A new
grand stand has been erected, which com
mands good view of the whole track
On Friday afternoon a game of base bal
was played between the GAINESVILLE anC
Danville mines resulting in a score OF 20 t
in favor OF Danyille. Shannon pitched
and Shaffer OF Bloomsbury caught for tn
Dsnvlle team. 1t is estimated that fou
thousand people were present on Friday
The display of fancy articles was good
and the whole fair was success. Jane
L. Riehl is President OF the Association
and W, B. Baldy is Secretary.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-09-26
PHILLIPS DOMESTIC
BAKERY.

Intend running a frst-class
restaurant in connection with
their now large baking business.
On and after the first of Octob-
er they will have an experience
ed cook awaiting the chance to
tickle your palate at all hours
of the day and evening. Oys-
ters will be served in all styles
and game in season. An at
tractive bill of fare will be ar
ranged daily and they will
make it point to have CUSTOM
ers served with dispatch. Ice
Cream all the year round. Call
on them during the Fair. They
| will have their old stand on the
ground where you can get a
good meal for twenty-five cents.
Phillips Domestic Bakery,
MAIN STREET ABOVE CENTRE,
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-09-26
Light street.

Thomas Keim of Bethlehem Is spending
his vacation with his uncle Jas. Keim.
B. w. Drake is making preparation to
build an addition to his paint room which
will make it more convenient.
G. NJ. Lockard has torn down the old
barn on his farm which sti'l more improves
the looks OF the place.
A number of AustriaDs have taken up
their abode here; being engaged upon the
b. Il. s. X. r.
s. A, White is at present attending the
station at Jamison City.
IL. e. Heacock is preparing to start up
on his usual fall work for Straddons Wool
en- Mills, Willamsport.
]. Ii. Townsend's new house is nearing
completion.
Jos. Wardin and family have gone to
Morgsntown to visit Mrs. Wardin's sister
Jay Brown and Frank Celley are again
| upon the road.
| The Orangevllle Band gave our towns
people quito serenade on Monday night
The treat was enjoyed by all lovers Of
good music. Come again you.are certainly
welcome.
II. @. Johnston now greets the Gus
toners again at A. Is. Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Case are visitin nl
Mrs. Young, Mr.. Cases sister.
Miss Amanda Dewitt is now employs
as domestic at G. NJ. Lock ards.
]. X. Lockard and family drove to tow
Sunday stopping at G. NJ, Lockard's, a
returned but Letha who slipped away so q
to stay all night with uncle and aunt.
The road view on Friday last was nj
attended by very great number.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-09-26
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-09-26

The trial of Nell Stroup, occupied the
attention Of the court on Tuesday after
noon. She was charged with keeping a
bawdy house. The commonwealth called
Charles Il. Holland and Mr.. Roberts, two
detectives OF Wilkes. Barre, who had
visited the defendants house, and saw
things there that satisfied them that it was
house OF i'll repute. Several other wit
nesses were called some of whom had
heard the reputation of the house discussed,
and others who were densely ignorant Of
all that pertained to Nell's reputation, and
had never heard word against her. A
number OF witnesses were called on behalf
OF the defendant, who said that they lived
near by, or worked near by, or passed
there frequently, or had visited the house,
and always found everything quiet and or
derly. The defendant was called in her own
behalf. She said that two of her nleces were
living with her, and an old lady named
Drum lived there and did the work fol
her board which accounted for the women
in her house. She denied selling any in.
toxicating drinks, and never kept any
boarders, and never allowed anything i'm
proper about the premises. The jury wen
out on Tuesday afternoon at $50, and re
turned with verdict OF guilty, on Wednes
day morning?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-09-26

Prof W. p. Dennis Of Terre Hsute, Ind.
has arrived at Benton to remain until after
the fair and is now getting everything in
readiness to make a grand ascension and
parachute jump on Friday, Oct. 8. Should
he be prevented by rain or other causes he
will go up on Saturday. The following
appears In the Norwalk (Ohio) Chronicle
Sept, 18th.
"Prof. w. p. Dennis, of Terre Haute,
Ind, who made the balloon ascension and
parachute jump under the auspices OF the
Huron County Agricultural Society on the
fair grounds last Friday, receives the high
est endorsement of the fair managers, as a
gentleman in every respect and as sue
cessful balloonist.
His ascension and jump on Friday was a
success in everv way. The huge air-ship
at his signal shot heavenward to great
height before the eyes OF everybody and
amidst the cheering of the crowd. When
the parachute was detached from the bal
loon the aeronaut descended eastward like
rocket and many feared he would be
dashed to pieces, but he descended like a
bird on easy wing, OF a mile away. All
were delighted because the whole scene
was enacted before their eyes.
IEOI DennlS ptUVtu HlIusell tuTOuBuOut
an honorable man, and the fair managers
recommend him to all associations desir-
ing the services of competent and reliable
aeronaut."
Now all who attend the fair have posi-
tive assurance of witnessing this grand
thrilling and daring feat as the man is al
ready here and may be seen at any time a
the McHenry House. He has been in the
business II years and is thoroughly com
petent to give us grand exhibition. Comt
to this great fair, you cannot afford to mis-
It. The above is only one of the many
attractions to be seen this year, you will
regret it il you stay away. There can b.
seen upon the grounds hundred foot ten
| representing the Battle Of Gettysburg
other shows equally large and attractive
The wonderful Edison's Phonograph whicl
rivals any invention of the 10th centui'
| and last but not least there will be taste
and better horses this year than ever be
FORE The track has been graded and i'm
proved and the premises throughout ar
ranged to accommodate and entertain tn
largest crowd of people ever collected
together in that end Of county.
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Pensions! Veterans |! +!
The Disability Pension Bill.


Act of June 81, 1890, grants pensions to
all ex-soldiers and sailors who served DO
days or more in the Army or Navy during
the rebellion, and were honorably discharg-
| ed, and who are now suffering from any
permanent, mental or physical disability
! contracted since the war or during the war
| whether from disease, injuries or effects Of
| old age, at the rate of from $6 to Sl2 per
| month, according to the degree of his dis.
| ability for the performance OF labor requir-
| ing the exerton OF physical strength ;
provided the disability is not due to vici-
| GUS habits. This pension is not restricted
| to the veterans who have to make their
| living by hard labor, but is equally due to
| professional men or clerks, provided they
have an existing disability which would
| prevent the continuous exercise of the
| physical strength Of an able-bodied man.
| Those who have applied under the gen.
eral laws and who are unable to prove up
the pending claim can apply for aud Sc
i cure this pension and then continue the
prosecution of the former claim and secure
| their arrears.
II YOU are now drawing a small pension,
say 30 or 81 per month, you eau take this
| pension instead and if you have an appli.
| cation on file for increase or additional
| pension for new disabilities you can con.
Il siuuc Tue prosecution VI SuCu CldluS Wullt
| drawing the new pension, or you can file
an original claim for disability contract
ed in the service while drawing pension
under this new act
| Widows, children, and dependent moth
ers and fathers are entitled under this ac
and can suspend the prosecution OF any
pending claim, and take this pension, aut
afterwards complete the prior claim and
get arrears.
Having been duly appointed an Agen
according to the rules and regulations o
the Department Of the Interior in the pros
ecution of such claims and having had sue
cess in number of cases am always pre-
pared to give information and assist claim
ants, and will assure them success il the.
are able to establish the facts as required
by law.
Those interested should call soon an,
claim their reward.
GEORGE w. STERNER,
North MarIet st,
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Happy Home y.

Here's health to the wives and mothers,
Who sit in our households to-day
Who are glad when.they brighten for others
The hours that go drifting away,
May their eyes keep the light OF the gladness
Their hearts hold the fullness of bliss,
That banishes shadows and sadness,
And what.need we ask more than this2
But-how can this happiness be keptf
What shall protect those we love,-those
who make Heaven of the .Home,-from
the ravages OF disease that is often worse
than death,-that is, in fact, a lingering
deathp The question is easily snswered
DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescription - tht
standard remedy for all OF the peculiar dis
eases to which women are subject,-i
what must be relied on to preserve th,
health OF wives and mothers. 1t prevent
those diseases, and it cures them. 1t is
blessing to women and therefore nationa
blessing, because it gives health to thos
about whom the happiness of home cent
ers, and the strength of q nation is in it
happy homes.
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Central.

Central IS improving very fast now.
e. p. Albertson raised his three story
building last week.
The farmers are very busy cutting corr
and buckw now.
Mrs. Septlmus B. Hess and daughter are
visiting relatives this week at this place.
Milton Hess is hauling charcoal for Jer
ry Zsrr this week.
Bruce Sutliff started dairy last week.
Anyone wishing job driving milk wagon
call on Bruce.
Martin Shoemaker, Edward Yorks, J. B.
Gibbons and A. B. Herring arrived here
from the mud pond on Saturday. Had o
good time and plenty.of fish.
The boys are going to have hunting
party at this place. Call on NJ. p. Hess or
B. W. Girton for instructions.
Edward Myers OF this place had foot
race in the grove week or so ago with the
boys. lie ran up the mountain.