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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

The Hellmann Brewing Co.'S "Bock" beer for 1902 will be on the market be- ginning Thursday of this week. The company commends it to all lovers of a pure beverage and considers it equal to any of it's Rock" brews of past years.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

A Butter Thin Biscuit that literally melts in your mouth--that's the Ken nedy kind-the kind that gave the fame to the butter thin name-the kind that comes in the In-er-seaI package,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
CALIFORNIA WINE,

Sherry or Port, in bottles or jugs, 9 cents per bottle, $1.00 per jug. Fitz- patriclz's Pharmacy, East Main and Wall streets.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
The CuTran
 Dry Goods Co Opening Of Our New
 Line Of COATS,
 SUITS and COSTUMES FOR EASTER.

Garments-ready-to-wear with the style and snap of the finest custom made.
 Our ready-to-wear garments as generally known are of the most select type. We eschcw the ordinary ready made kinds of which there IS such plen- tifuIness upon the market, and procure that which is carefully and skiIfuIIy made.
 Our line thi; season is ahead of any we have ever offered for value and assortment, Extended room in this department will enable us to provide our patrons in this line with more comfort and convenience than possible heretofore.
 Here are few kinds of the new line just opened. Regular eton and new buttoned blouse tailor-made suits, to be worn open or closed, in black, brown, grey, navy and royal blue, jacket satin lined, full flare flounce skirt
 Special at S8.75 Ladies' double breasted dip eton suits in cheviot, serges and venetian, jackets lined with taffeta or satin, velvet or cloth collar, bell or turn back sleeve, skirt ill full flare flounce effect.
 Special at SI2.oo Fancy Moire trimmed suits in reefer, eton and blouse eff fects. They are made of venetian. cheviots, basket cloths and etamines, jacker prettily trimmed skirt new serpentine shape, lined with near silk. Special at SI5.oo Ladies' new Gibson suits in castor, grey, blue, brown and black cheviot, serge and canvas, trimmed with mohair braid and moire silk, some have vest effect, skirt trim med in various styles to match jacket. Special at SIo.5o Extra quality tailor made suits of fine broadcloth, venetian and crash cloth, smartest shaped coat, coat made with l rippled skirt and trimmed with moire silk, skirt full flare serpentine flounce over finest near silk, trimmed to match. Special at SIo.5o
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
The WaterburyArt Store
 PICTURE FRAMING.

When you have picture to be franed of course you want it framed in the best possible manner. All framing done by us is satisfactory in every detail and this statement is nroyed every day by people who, hay inc given us a trial, are now convinced That they cannot get better results a,,ywhere in the city. Large line of Mouldings for your selection.
 New Whittemore bldg, Bank. cor Grand
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
Dalton and Co, FLORISTS.
 FERN BALLS.

We lave a few dozen Fern Balls left which we will sell at BOG each to close them out quickly.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-02-28
@elTb 2u.
gseIlh, Ga. p 1lebr
0pm 9rauerfreit.
Cincinnati, o. 81. Sebr

SlHClillulls NI'' 80 DND'-
Die grouereien pon Cincinnati, 60
pinatcn unb Nenport beI6dftieen ieit
beuts mebr pie 300 ni9t Sur Union
gebDrioe 9lneeitellte. Sic buiten ben
9(usitGnbieen mittbcilen luTen, bub
yie Su bieiet Mabregel i9reiten Mir
ben, fpenn bic ,llniteo 9reperp Worfs
men" aud fernerbin bic 0ompfmdi9iz
nsnmeiIter ousIpsrrer piroen. Sir
beute glbenb 1T fir bic gusI9iife Oes
Central 2o6or Councils" uno oeS
Hrouer gerbanoes cine 3uiammen.
tunft anberaumt. Die 9rauer Iteaten
eas llltimatum, bob es ben 9dmpfs
mathematician ssitattet bleiben ioa,
rie nit ibren9Irbeitgcbern bereits ein'
sssdnsenen Qtr6eitsOertrdse gu Gnoe
gu iiibten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-02-28
g rp 6 feuer.

Tburber, Ser. 26. Ssebr.
Der grohtc9heil be8@eT4dftsoiertels
liegt in @9ptt ,nb 2lI9e. 0as 6euer
berurIahte einen 6Gaben pon me T
ols 100000, unb 1T berieIbe in SOh:
bon IS prosent our6 8erii9eruHgss
pertrSge geOedt.
.S 9redli9ss 8ranoune lid.
Wtuce, Sbabo, &c. 5ebr.
9ds 4rbeiterpo6nbdus Der bieiigeu
Stanburb=Wtine purOe beute bier Elm
Rdub Der 5Inmmen. &urS nd9 Uiitters
na6t iparo i'm 3ipeiten Stodperte bes
ot6t beipobnten GebGuoes Seuer ents
oedt. Die bort 3uiommengepfer6ten
60 Weniden batten, ba bas Oerbeerens
be @lement raid um Ii6 griff unb ben
Gusgang periperrte, nur bic WdbI,
bur6 bic Seniter duf bic Strdbe su
Iprineen. Bier 2euie feblen, unb glaubt
man Iie berbrdnnt Iinb. Bon oenen, bic
iib Our9 bic 6eniter retteten, fpurber
5n0lf Oerlebt, 5psi babon lebenseefa9rs
Iidb. Sic beiben, Ioipeit bic Rtmen feits
geitellt fperben tonnten, ". 3oipnIsnb.
+. YdrbOrougb, s. Wcaensie, g.
gopers, R. 80. 8rdnb, 9. Seiberbdrt,
s. 9. Bomb, Sobn Mtauliffs, SO. s.
McGonnel mo u. 8. godms. 0ds
8eropert 1T rei9li9 nit SeuerIoI6s
@erGt6T6dften ousoeitdttet, bod nobm
Der 9rano 10 I6neIl ii6erbdnb, ooB an
Elm ipirtidmes Gingreifen nidt 5u bens
Ten mar.
Die 5lutben gfGtteten lid.
Detroit, Mi6., 20. 5ebr.
Der 2lniturm auf bic bisIige, our9
Elm fdli6es 9erii6t fir falIirt srilGrts
0imesSporbant nurbs beute, Iobdlb
ii6 ibre 3biiren ge0ffnst battsn, nit
srneuter @epult lpieberboIt, bod nubm
Tie 2ln3abl 9erer, bic ibre Ginlugen
5uriidoerldngten, ie ipsiter Der Mcrgcu
borriidte, beito msbr db. S6on um IL
llbr 80 Uiin. Born. tonnten bic gonts
beumten ertldren, baB Der .Run" nm
2 llbt bes Ra6mittdgs ssbroden Isiu
piirbe. Sdmmtlihe berldngten @inius
gen purbsn bon ausbe5ablt. 9ie3ipsis,
anItdlt an SsfIsrion QDsnue, mo seItsrn
tie llnrube anfins, mar bsuts gar nidi
belaaert; dnbsre 9dnten blisbsn BON
Der Qdnifs 9epegung eGn3li6 unbe
riitrt. GeaentpGrtis III 9l[Ies tpiebn
rubiq. urb bat bic DimesSpdrbdnt ibr
asp6bnlidses 9lusIsben piebsr.rldnut
Sirtet
aonIiant.nopel, 26. Ssbr.
Der erite 0olnttI6sr Der amsritd'
nii6en gotI6oFt BON bier, u. q. 9or
siuIO, tslssropbirts aus Sirumiba,
RutebOnien: sd Iprd9 iOsben mil
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gl1 M hGnaen.
SprinafieIb, Syn., &c. Sci

SpflnQfleIp, SU., 2b. 5ebr.
2luf ben @ortrGg Der Ituatli9en Be-
enabigunass 8eb0rbe lebnte es ber@ous
bsrneur gates beute ab, Die iiber Sos
iepb @lIctpitD Sintle ne9en @utten'
mcrbes perbdngte SOOesitrafe in Sreis
beitSItrafe umSuipdnbeln, unb Dirb
ber1elbe am Sritae in PeOria seri9tet
neroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-02-28

@unbekri6ter feines am
tes entbo oben.
@oibirgton, q. 5ebr
Ter grdFoent giooiepeIt bat a1i
emp,caliua tes Suiti5riniIters anOs
ben Hidter glrtbur 9. ytopes bonn
5lpcitcl. .>uiti5be5irf IN giasfn ieihe,
gmtes entiest.
gr6gas.GrpIoiion.
aotomo, SnO., 81 5ebr.
CnrfJ zinc erogas Grploiion lpur'
&c beife Rcrgen Ols Sans Der 6rnu
Snrriet slrdjcr jeriiort, Die nebit Der
6rou gImdc harrington 10 ihpere
GcrIegliEaen bopOntrig, oab beiOe
rnfrida Milo iterben Deroen. Ins
il Die brittle ocrat .ige erpIoiion bier.
oris iunhre'.S elmer G5ohe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-02-28

treut, bab Die Sadsn niht 10 fbIimm
itanben, ipis i6 ba1ts. 9ds Signal
corps bat auf ben SnieIn @ortreffs
li4es geleiitet uno bat srobere 8erluIte
gu per3eibn.n, als treeno Elm anberes
Oepartement Der Qrmse; ipenn es UNI
bas SppepIts peritGrtt tperoen t0nnte,
piiroe es, meinsr 4nii9t na9, bas
@ierfa9s leiitsn. Sas &lima auf ben
SnIeIn lit entnerpenb; Die Solbaten
perlieren an &0rpergetpi9t, aber gsras
oe5u iibtrraI9sno iIt es, bab lie trob
ullebem ibren euten Nfutb beibebalten,
Was bic beiben 8rigaoes@enerGle
Smith uno Ben anbelangt, 10 CLAUDE
i9 taum, bob iie bur9 MGnner eriest
tperben tOnnten, Die einen beiieren
lleberblid Der 8erbdltniife BADEN
niiroen. Der @ouperneur Saft bat
Diel oa5u beigetragen, ben SSnIeln cine
friebli9e unb quite inbultrielle 8ufis gu
ibaffen. Der ein9ebprene Silipino
hiiritet fOrmli9 bara9. ii9 ameritonis
i9e SSbesn unb ameritanii9e &ennts
niiIe anaueignen. Die 2ebrer, bic bon
bier na9 ben pbiIippinen geiaidt ipurs
ben, bdben quite Reiultate erSislt. bod
pGre es meinsr Meinuns mad ein pprz
treffIider @ebante, tpenn Die einbeimie
i9en 2tbrer BON ben pbilippinen nad
ben Ser. Staaten gei6idt iperOen mir
ben, um uniere &esierungsfprm nGber
tsnnen gu Iernen unb gu itubiren. Mi.
i9 bente, 1T bic 3eit nt6t mebr ferne.
no Manild cine MifIion, pieGei9t an,
bertbaIb WliGlipnen @inppbner sdblen
pirb. Gs 1T Elm GROCER Seebufen unb
biepbiIippinen itnb elm pertbppller 8es
lib
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g1sm gurt, &c. sse6.

Ter 9lrinS Seiurih ben YreitBeii
bIieb belte Ntorgen duf Ger aoiler'
pod)t YSoheujollern Ter beabll,5'
tigte 9eiid) hes @rabOenfnlals Don
,Sront milbte peri6oben loeroen, mel.
Die Strange, oie oui Den Sorfopbae
aelegt neroen ioaen nod ntbt fertlg
fpdren. Sn @ergleih Su Dem geitris
aen Gage irur Der beiitige Elm rubiger
fir ben Srinen. slm gtittog begob
iid Ger grin, nit einem SbeiIe ieines
gcioIees nod Sberrp's Geitnuration,
i'm Dem 3eitmobl beiSlnuobneu, 5r
berf hitnoert Der bernorragen1itenBer'
ireter Der @eid)1ftsipelt aus peri6ie-
bcnen Sbeilen Der 8ereinigten Staa'
ten einqeIaoen fuorocn iino. Gieies
1eItmabl rpiro Die 3eit oes grin5en
bis ungefdbr bier llbr in aniprud,
nebmen, iporouf er einiee Sebens.
nirnigfeiten Der oitIihen gtetropcle
II augenid)ein nebnien iuiro. Auf
benz slbeno.4 4roGromm iteben Der ge.
iud, oes ,Ariou" Sebduoes on Der
80. Str, BON oeiien galfon er bic
Siepue iiber ben arubartiaen IadeIsud
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-02-28
Rep gort, 26. fyebr.

@obolpbin 5innep gurslem, einH
GdpttGn Der britiiden nRoDal SorIs
artillerD" uno SetretGr oes Cir
8nrtIe i5rere, friiberen @ouperneurs
Der Soptolonis ipurbe bier pseen
S9pinOets gu adtiGbrigsr 3u6t
bausItrnfe berurt6eiIt. Gr betrog elm,
1rau INN $1,000, bic ibm bds Sch
5u nubbrinsencer anIage an0srtraut
bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-02-28
Rsfp Oort, 26. Gy.br.

Sir ben 9,rIuit beibsr gein., bic
ibm b.im llsbsrfabren bur9 sinsn
Strobsnbobnnassn obeetrennt purs
ben, srbislt Der iisbsnidbriss 9inttnt
WlHbmann BON sinsr Surp $4,000
Sdaben.rfos 5ussiproden. Dus fol-
bi. sr0bts Summs iein, bi. je in biss
fem Staots als Sddoererios fir i0rs
psrIi6e gsrlssung 5usridnnt purb,.
SeIbit fiir .in,n 9Oo.sfdl CAB .s tsis
men t0ber.n gstrdq.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-02-28

Pef, N0orf. 26. esebr.

Mit benz 9ampfer r8ptterbam-
trafen beute bic Buren, @mmiHdr,
@olmdrans unb WeFels uno Doctor
begrupn, ibr SetretGr, bier eia Di,
brei 6erren ipernen einige 9dse bier
perbleitsn unb bann na9 DaibinatOn
reiIen.
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Nmnnter "a

arg penen Ief6ent iiberrei9t. Der
Bring 9einri9 iibergub es ibr nit eini,
gen @prten, iporauf i6m SRI. &opIe,
belt nit pielem9efiibl ibren Don't aus
oriidte. 9as 9lrmbano lit funfbon
gearbeitet unb bas 9ilonib beg &aiIers
gut gelun9en.
3u bem 9sri6ts iiber ben Stdpels
lauf 1T nod nu95utrdgen, oaB SRI.
RopieOelt beiln 3erbre1en Der Gbams
pd9nerfldf6e, mas nit einem trdftigeu
S9Iag 9eI6d6, lagte: vSm Iamen
bes beutIden &aiiers taufe i6 Did
Metepr!" unb Der Yrina i6r bunn Elm
Bouquet iiberrei6te, ppbei er ieinen
6ut etpos in bic 606e bob. Na9 Der
Geremonie nuroen SRI. &oofebelt unb
Der 9rinS 5uIammen Photographic.
9ompfer 9efunten.
anoroine, Semi, 26. 6ebr.
Der 5tpiIden 2ouhon unb 9inss
finn, Senn., fabrenbe Sdmpfer s.. 8.
Bacon" purbe our6 cine &eIfelerplos
Iipn iieben Wleilen unterba!b 2ouoon
OoIlitdnbig aerit0rt. Der 9iiIfsmaT6is
niIt Still 6ubees bIieb duf Der StelIs
tpbt, rpGbrenb byei 9lnbere, barunter
Elm 8ofIugier, i9per perlebt purbeu.
Dtefer &dffer itammt
aus 8eorsia.
g2en 0prf, 26. Sebr.
gei bem SSeItmobl Der Georgia Sos
cietp i'm Morlborougb Sctel lieb ii9
Der Iebte 8eOner, Elm eetuiFer Sas. 3.
Grap, Der Sweite gice= prGlibent bes
8ereins, eine Slegelei gegen ben prins
asn Seinrid 5u S9uloen tpmmen.
ipds biele Gdite peranlobte, oas 3im'
mer idneG gu perIoFen. Der &uffer
aus Georgia IieB ndmlib bas SOL
genbe Iaut perben: sd biGlige ni6i
bieien @mpfung unb oieIe groBe Spu.
tion bes alleritdniIhen 9oltes fir
einen beutT9en 9tOmtraI uuf bem
Papter, tpdbrenb es einem pirfli9en
9lbmiral, einem Nmeritaner, ieIbIt eins
I9pabe 4nertennung periagte. @s III
bic b06fe 2eiitung uuf Dem 9ebtets
bes 2atdientbums. glu4 biIlige ID
ni9t bic Nbienoung BON 2utaien CUR
9rDnnnd zines britilhen Mpnurden".
Die 8uren @mmtffdr in
Nep Yorf ongeIangt.
Weto glorf, 20. ssebr.
Wtt bem Oompfer vHpttsrbam-
trafen beuts bic 8uren @mmifdr,
@olmdrans unb WeFeIs uno Doctor
begrupn, ibr SefretGr, bier e;T. Die
brei 6erren perben einige 9dss bier
perble;1en unb bann nd6 Waibin1tpn
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= m g cite er m or . eft.
Gorlinpiue, 81. 27. 6ebr.

GorlinpiIIe, ST.. 81. 6ebr.
g2rooforo SngbeS, elmer Der be.
tamiteIten Ginpobner BON Scottp lie,
cincr noropeitIi6 BON bier 9elegenen
fleiuer Srtifaft, murbe heute Weor'
gen Inn elm llbr Don orei nnbefanitten
@tdlntrn IN ieinem Bette ermoroet,
inoem tic i'm F1ltbliitig nieOeri6oi-
fen. Gie M0rber belperfIteGigten ibre
SIud,t. ,nan i6idte uber iofort Slilt.
6unop out ibre Spur. Gle modten
tcinen &erIuh, etrpos 5u rallben
'cIgIih neigt man iib Der annobme
ill, cob &od]e i'm Spiele NOR. SIT
Sem 10, oonn oiirfte es nidt i6mer
f,,;ien, ibrer bobboft 5u Deroet.
SintertieB Stpei Millio 0 ?
ntn Dollars.
Stem S)orf. 81. 9Sebr
Das SeItament Ton Gbas. 8. 9ifs
fam, bes por &ur3em berItorbenen
Gbefs Der bsriibnttsn sSSutpelenfirma
Siffanp &c @p., fpurne i'm Nd4laBgez
ri6te 3ur 8eitdtisung einsereibt. Sos
@erm0sen, rpelhes uuf stpei Wtilionen
Dollars perunI6lugt pirb, fdlt Der
@ittpe unb ben &inbern Su, bod iinb
einioe fleine 2egute fir entfernte 8erz
tpanote unsgeieBt.
mill 6prs1fen fungen.
9felp 9orf, 81. 6ebr.
ger prdfbent HooieDelt bat ii4
entIdloiTen, i'm Qipril cine Wo6e
lang bem 5preusnfung in ben 6elpdIs
fern bes 9tue9benp @ebir9es ob5ulies
gen. Gr bo1 bereits u Wteilen BON
Oatlanb, bem 5auptprte BON Garrett
Gpuntp, Murptunp, so Wtcilen pon
Cumberland, eine Dpbnurg gemietbet
Der Mnffrnmprb BEL
@elIb. Ga.
@clib, Ga, p s5ebr.
Sebt ipurbe aud1 Die 2ei9e ben 2.S.
@arl, bes 9duptes Der ermprbeten ga
mile, sntbsdt; iie rpurbe in einemGrds
ben sefunben unb mar I6on tart in
8erfpeiung iibersssan9en. 8pn Der
eanaen, aus iisben perionrn beiteben'
ben Samilie ift nur Die ihpsr perIsbte
Wouo Carl om 2ebeu. bic uber m eis
mem iol9en 3uitunbe eeiitiger llms
na9tung iit, bob man nidts Rdberes
iibsr bic 9rasObi. Dcn ifr ertnbren
fam.
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stint erm orbet.
gpeIfh. 60. 26. gEebr

2DtITVf ~U', lD' VtUI'
Seuts tpurbs bieGntoedung gemd6t,
bdb fiinf BON ben feds Ulitgliso.rn
Der Carl. ifumilit, bic brsi Wlsilen bon
bier pobnie, ermOrbet tporbsn finb unb
bab bas Saupt Der JumiIi. DsrI6nuns
ben 1T. Wlan glaubt, bab aud 2sbt,s
rn ben W0rbern gum Opfer fisl. Die
gorls tamen bisrber aus Soma.
GrbGtt $4,000 g 6ab,ns
,rfdh
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Sart
aoniiontInopel. rs. "a

aonIiani.nopel, 26. Gsbr.
Der erfe 0oln.tIber Der ameritd'
nii6en 8otIdoft bon bier, u. u. 9ar'
siuIO, tslsgrupbirts aus Strumibo.
Mncebonien: sd Iprdb iosben mil
SRI. Stone unb reiIs nit ibr uno Grau
GiiItd dm 26. isbruar no6 SaIoniet
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3 Demtam's tbeusrsuiteb n.

Ssnrp &reb bon Union SiG, q. g.,
erbitterte burd feline S9mdbnneer
bes Sobsnsollern 8efdfe9tes, beIcns
bers bes grinaen 9einrtd, einen reut.
i6en S9anfpdrter in Iol6em Mabe,
bab berIelbe cine SeitersfIuI6e ergrifi
anb 8reb bomit einen S6lug auf > n
9opf berfebts. 9reb erIitt einsn S6G
helbru6 unb liegt i'm Soipital. Ssin
4ngrsifer III berbaftet.
Strafe einen 9 6ninb F..
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lGefeiert oon
% Nmerita' &reiie,
9srns 6enrid) auf bem Samfett Der 3eitumgsbelSem.
9eren 9epeide an ben Saiier. Ser Nrm5 ais
Gait Der SVsillipndre.

Ger oeutlnen Yeretne ytem yort $
nbnebmen miro, unb oas BON Ser ,Nefp
g)orfer Staats5eitiina" inn @oIoorf-
siftorin beronitaltete 8anfett, on mel
n,ri 3eitrtngs 9fe0afteure uno Bet
tlt1QsGerausgeber aus alien Sbeilen
her gereinigten Staaten tbeilnebmen
toerben.
Beiben Million6renSu@ 8 q Il,
9letp Yprt, 26. Seb.
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Gala Oper i'm Waetropo
Titan.

Der GbidluB Der seitrisen Seitlidtei
ten biibete eins @ola' Operrf @orfelluna
I'M metropolitan Opera Souie. Der
BriR5 traf erit Inn 81 lbr Elm, als Der
erits gltt oes 9Sben9rlu beinabe bsenbist
mar. @s purbe ibm BON oem 5ablrei9
eridisneuen 8ublifum Elm beseilterter
@mpfang bsrsitet, uno Der @ait oanfte
tuieeerboli burd Yerbeusuusen.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-31

he finally applied for retirement be-
cause of incapacity. To his SURPRISE
the examining board refused him re-
tirement, although he had lost one
eve in battle and the other one was
palpably disabled. He applied for re-
lief from duty as Indian agent and
the necessary order was issued; but
if was sent through the Indian office
and did not reach him for more than
six months. Not knowing that TINS
order had been issued; being assured
of being legislated out of the army,
with many others, on December 81,
1870; preferring resignation to being
legislated out, Maj. Long resigned
During the past 50 years he has been
trying to have the wrong righted' by
act of congress. 1t is done at last.
He is restored to the army MS a cap
tain and placed on the retired list.
He will receive 500 per month dur
inc the remainder of his life. This
will gradually dispose of his embar-
easements, and support his family in
comparative comfort.
Congressman Huh, of Iowa, chair
man of the house committee on mill
| tary affairs, said: 81 am very glad
that Maj. Long has finally succeeded
in getting his bill through both houses
of congress. We have many cases be-
fore the committee, only small pro
| portion of which ever become laws
Each case is carefully scrutinized, ano
you may be sure that only the truly
meI1itorious cases receive favorable
reports from our committee"
Maj Long and Lieut. Davidson are
made happy by having lived long
enough to acquire rights which shoult
never have been taken from them
Justice is not only blind, but some
times dreadfully slow.
SMITH D. FRY.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue of writ Of Levan Facias issued out
Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Columbia CO.,
Pa, and to me directed, there Will be exposed
to public sale, at the Court House, In Blooms
burg, county and state aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1909
at o'clock m. All the following described
property to wit: house and lot situate In the
township OF Catawlssa, county and state afore-
said on the road leading from the Borough OF
Uatawlssa, known as the "IIollow Road" The
said house is 1Gx2i feet, two stories high and is
occupied by Daniel II. Fisher, owner and con-
tractor.
selzed and taken in execution at the suit OF
clinton W. Hardervs. Daniel II. Fisher, owner
and contractor and to be sold as the property OF
Daniel II Fisher, owner and contractor.
SMALL, DANIEL KNORR,
Atty. sheriff.
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Lieut.. Davidson had never broken |
his technical arrest and he had never |
done any gambling He did take out |
of his valisc $50 bill which belonged |
to Il soldier OF his company; part !
of sum of money the lieutenant |
was safe-kceping for him; and the
soldier gamblcd it away. On this
slender thread his enemies went to
weaving conspiracy against him,
and he was dishonorably discharged
from the army. During the past p
years he has been seeking justice be-
fore congress. He did not know Sen
atur lIoar, and had no friend iu con
gress TO take personal interest in
him. He has now, and he will have
the satisfaction of having his record
cleared of those unfair charges.
Another old soldier was met by the
narrator. and he, too, was in good
spirits, for the congress has passed
the bill placing him on the retired
list as captain. Maj. James W.
Long is well known in the northwest,
particularly in Michigan, where he
served for many years. Before the
committee on military affairs Maj.
Long appeared and told his story as
follows:
81 was appointed by President Lin
coin as second lieutenant, Second in
fantry. August >, 1861. Was with
my regiment constantly on duty un-
til June %, 1862, when at the battle
of Gaines Mill | was wounded in the
foot, wrist and face, and thoroughly
disabled for the time. While at
home at Buffalo before the bandages
were taken from my face ! was put
on recruiting service. | returned to
my regiment and was detailed as as
sistant commissary of musters under
command of Gen. Heintzelman. My
right eye was put out at Gaines MIL
and my remaining eye began TO
| trouble me. Surgeon Basil Norris,
| well known in Washington, insisted
| that | should be discharged for disa-
| bility. But | was born in the army
and raised in it, and would not give
up. | was promoted to be captain
! Joined my regiment on the Kappa
| hammock, then went to New York To
suppress draft riots, and again back
to the field. Although suffering IA
cial neuralgia all the time, | partici'
pated in the battles of the Wilder
ness and Spottsylvania. l was then
ordered to Annapolis for treatment
of my left eye, and while there re-
mained on active duty in military
command of the officers hospital.
continued on various field duties un-
til May :, 1869, when | was ordered
on duty as Indian agent, being in
cludel in n general order providing
for numerous officers who were left
out of their regimental organizations
bv consolidation of infantry reg
ments provided for by act OF con
press. The order contained these
words: "Should vacancies occur en-
titling them to promotion in the reg
ular army during their term OF serv
ice on such Indian duty, they shal
receive promotion the same as though
on ordinary detached military duty
While thus serving, Maj. Longs eye
became very weak and painful ant
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CHARTER NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Governor OF the state OF
Pennsylvania on the 25th day Of August, A. d,
1909. by william T.. Adams, Christian A. small,
J. X. Sharpless, l. q Mensch, Warren ;. sharp
less and Jacob w. Adams under the Act or as
sembly OF the Commonwealth OF tennsylvanla
entitled, "An Act TO Provide for the lncorpora-
tion and Regulation OF Certain Corporations
approved April 90, 1874, and the supplements
thereto for the charter OF an intended corpora
tion TO be called 'The Adams igar and Tobacco
Company the charter and object or whlch Is
for the purpose of manufacturing buying, sell
ing, or otherwise dlsposing or cigars ana To-
bacco, made from tobacco, or any other material
known to the trade, and for these purposes 70
and privileges of the said Act OF Assembly ana
us spplements CHRISTI AN A. SMALL.
LEWIS c. MENSCH
7-3l A. solicitors.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an application
win be made to the Governor OF the state of
Pennsylvania, on Thursday, the fourteenth day
OF August, 1902, by j, L. Harman. j. G. Harman,
NJ Hassert and others, under the act OF AS
sembly of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania,
entitled "An Act TO provide for the incorpora-
tion and regulation OF certain corporations,
approved April goth, 1874, and the supplements
thereto for the charter Of an intended corpor-
alton, to be called Chairman & Eassert," the
character and object whereof Is the manutac-
ture of Iron and Steel or both, or OF any other
metal, or OF any article OF commerce from met
al or wood, or both, and for these purposes, TO
have, possess and enjoy all the rights, Dement'S
and privileges OF the said act OF Assembly and
its supplements.
7-244t solicitor.