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The National tribune., 1896-02-06

III I. letter. 2. A gems of grasses. g. river
OF southern Guinea. A. ruined city Of Asia Minor
5. A screen separating chapel from tiIe body Of
the church. s. Clothes worn BY ~ young infant.
extending below the feet. Z Relations ia functions
between organs which are decidedly different. 3.
Deprivation of possession. Q. or n color between
brown and gray TO- Eyes. (Stand.l H. A letter
tM) l. A letter. 9. TIE pulp of fruit. g. A
twenty fourth part. 4. Circulated. s. y. o., War
rem County. Pa. 8. The day which the oeom-
ing President of the United States assumes office.
T. A relic of the PaeoIithc 8. Rarity. 9. Base.
10. A town OF Belgium. ID. letter.
EUGENE, Cleveland, o.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06

The acorn In its little cup.
High on lac breezy iTiil,
Wi for tic fitness of he times
Its nissi4mto fulfil.
And wear by year grows grand and strong
What shall the future beY
noble forest on the land,
Or navy on the sea?
The brighi-eyed boys who crowd our schools,
The knights of book and pen.
Weary Of childish games and moods,
VII coon he stalwart men,
The leaders in the race of life,
The ncu TO win applause,
TIE great minds born 10 rule the state,
The wise 10 make The laws.
Teach tlIcnl 10 guard with jealous care
The h,nd that gave them birth,
A. patriot Sons of patriot sires,
The dearest SPOT on earth;
Teach them the sacred trust 10 keep
Like true men. pure and brave;
Aud DER them, through Tie ages, bid
Freedoms fair banner wave.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
NO. 2927-ANAGRAM.
ITO Anonyme.)
Is no dnlity.
LORD BALTIMORE. Baltimore, Md.
NOS. 222S- 9-pIAMoNps.

1. A letter. q Open. 8 Result. 4. Amber.* S.
Trims over nimby 6. The chief harpooner among
whaIers :. The inversion turning in of the
border of the eyeliGs. s. The ancient name of the
Trjgno. Q. Son of Ponopeus. (Authon.l TO- A
river of Russia. H. 4 letter.
REX FORD. Alplaus. N. Y.
J.. A letter. 2. The definite article. 3. Gathers.
Tried second time. g. Bibles printed in four
languages OF columns. 6. The common ichueu-
mon, T. Pertaining to epiphyfe. s. Village of
Motifs England. (Bii.l O. French surgeon; i70l-
ITSt fBii) TO- An Erst Indian timber tree III.
A letter. DAN ID. LYON, Irwin, Pa.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
nos. 2226-7-soUAREs.

I. The musang. 2 word ofexceedingIy doubt
fui meaning, some interpreting 1T to mean n must
cal instrument. tSmitb.) 8 NeapoIitan organst
and composer; 1880. 4. Greek Surgeon 1st cent.
5. touching meeting 8. httc.* T. Any one
of several prickly composite plants.
/. The musang. 2. A word of exceedingly doubt
full meaning, some interpreting IL to mean a must
cal instrument. (Smitb.l 3. Neapoliran music
composer, b. 1925. A. fmbecility. 5. An affirnia-
tive vote g. To touch lightly.* z. A place or
region where great events are enacted.
-RoKEBY. Ridge, o.
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NO. 22256-DIAMoNDs.

]. A letter. g. A young seal. 8. Fables. A. An
affected air s. Plants OF the genus PGnicuDt. g.
Having manifold power. = To strain through. g.
Persons of authority among the Persians aud
Turks. Q. Joins. 10. town of Upper Egypt. III.
A letter. -GUARDINEER, Poutuey, VT.
l. letter 9. The letter H. 3. Styled. A. A
genus of Cactacese (Encyc. Dict.) 5. tail ever
green tropical American tree. 6. One Of peculiar
kind of cups caieies found upon certain by
tiruids T. Luxurious persons. 8. An aecuser. 9.
OfalI.s TO- Awes* tEncye. Dict9 IL letter.
-KENNETH Morton Park, III.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06

NOS. 2233-4-ANAGRAMs.
Ustegdt ruse
Men oft abuse
To enact laws that benefit n few;
We EngIishman
Il times plan
And sometimes gets tile peersge in a stew.
They're thought to be
With dignity
And purest kind of craftsmanship repiete3
Alas! Alack
When they come back
The voters give another man the seat!
LORD BALTIMORE, Baltimore, Md.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
An Illinois Ladies' Aid Society.

Circle 1s, LAS. Alexis. ILL.,, has elected the
following officers for 1896: Pres, Mrs. Nj. A.
Russell; 8. y.-P. Mrs. j. It. Morford; j. W
p, Mrs. VIM. Mentzner; Chap, Mrs. J. a.
Richardson Treas, Mrs. N. Nelson; Sec, Mrs.
James Perkins; Conductor, J. ii. Landers !;
Guard, Mis- N. Anderson.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
NO. 2229-poUBLE HALF-soUARE,

Across: ]. A letter 2. Pie. 3. ravine. 4. To
grin yawn.+ 5. Italian singer; 1877. 6. Ameri-
writer on temperance: 1883 3. A catkin- E.
Parish Of Ireland. Lpp., '55.l g. Cortcated. TO-
Begs. H. The peculiar sickness caused by the
pitching rolling of q vessel.
Doton ]. letter. 2. pronoun. g. Spanish
Franciscan theologian and writer; d. 1870 l.
Nuns t5torm0nth.) D. p. o., Wayne County, Ga.
6. Pertaining TO the Pontus. z. To pierce. 8.
French. 9. Destined" 10 Feigns. H. The quality
or state of being winning.
-PALLAs, Pswtueket, r. I.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
NO. 2231-2-HExAGoNs.

NO. 223I-2-HEXAGONS.
/. Hardens by cold. 2. Tie pineapple. 8. Mys-
teres, A. Glossy. 5. Merchandise tSiand.J g..
The esoulent swallow. Z. Aneienty, an Arab. g.
Rejuvenates. o. Feeling.
!. Springs. 2. Lyric dramas. 8. Nerites. (Stand1
g. Triden embiems of the Hindu god silva. (Stand.)
5. Holding by ABSORPTION. or in solution alt that Is
possible. g. The eseuleHt swallow. Z. Deviish.
8. Superior. 9. To diseredif
PRIMROSE, Baltimore, Md.
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MYSTERY.

Every reader il invited to send solutions and
original contributions. and tn compete for prizes
offered. Definitions followed by asterisk ~
of obsolete words. Address all comu,uutcs-
tons 10 Puzzle Editor. TuE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
Washington, ID. CT
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
"Don't Tobacco-Spit or Smoke Your Life


"DOnt IODaCcO-Splt or SmOke Your Lie
Away"
Name of tho little book just received-tells
about Notobdc the wonderful, harmless eco
nomical cure for chewing, smoking, cigaret, or
snuff habit. You run no physical or financial
risk, for Not0bac is absolutely guaranteed to
cure or money refunded. Your druggists got
it or will get il. Write for the book-mailed
free THE STERLING REMEDY Co., Box 3. In
diana Mineral Springs, Ind. Agents wanted.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
NO. 2225-ANAGRAM.

CTo Beech Nut, with regards.l
Enter u no tyroRt heir, Jealous Grover Uersgdnd.
LORD BALTIMORE, Baltimore, Md.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
NOS. 2223 4-ALpHaBErrcAL DIAMONDS.

Instant English err. Beers battle ttfdnt drdriee.
LORD BALTIMORE baltimore. Md.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
NEW PUZZLEs.-NO. s2s.

Authors of word forms: A. DANDY. Guardineer
C2). b. t. Did, Phil Down. Rokeby t2l.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
NO. 2228-ANAGRAM.

TO totally
Allies. BEST endecring pair. Form or poem.
LORD BALTIMORE, Baltimore, Md.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
no. 223O-ANAGRAM
NEO -hIEy Il I'IsUtI5sJ
Chiefu IDLE. Hd! Hn! TiptOpi

no. 2230-ANAGRAM.
ITO Arty Fishous.)
Chiefly idle Ha! Ha! TIptop!
There's n sleepy old village that stands not far off
And cnlm, quiet town folk il brings TO my view
A sort Of graveyard at which city men scott
Where mankind moves slowly, with nothing
TO do.
-LoRD BALTIMORE, Baltimore Md.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06

Zone readSag these notes should first carefully
study the paragraphs from the Holy scriptures as
indicated aboye.I
The National tribune., 1896-02-06
PASSING IN REVIEW.

Harry T. Stockton is awarded Under the
Guns" as Prize for his war story, "a Brave
Boys Charge" Harry is the 12-year-old son
of Comrade Loni M. Stockton. Assistant Secre-
tary of the Pennsylvania Division Of the Loyal
Home Workers, aud has been member of the
&C. since 1891. His address is 1901 Christian
street. Philadelphia, Pa.
f., Box g. Franklin, Neb., whose name is sent
in full as a guarantee Of good faith, would like
some of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE readers to
write him if they know the Indian process of
dressing skins, the chemicals used and on.
Caroline A. Briggs, Canton Junction, Mass
writes that she greatly appreciates her TRIB-
USE Calendar. Her daughter has received
shells from Mrs. f. Z. Warner. of Florida, VIII o
she hopes is better, as she has not heard from
her lately.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06

Only eOmpOsted manure should be used to
grow early vegetables. While the air and
soil are cold manure, in small quantities, does
not ferment at all. OF course while it is uU-
fermented it has no plant food to give off, and
it's sole benefit to the soil is to tighten it and
make it dryer and warmer. There are many
who grow early vegetables who claim that
nitrate of soda, in which available nitrogen is
always ready for use, is enough better and
quicker to more than pay its increased cost.
1t gives the plants an early start, and when
applied with stable manure it greatly hastens
its decomposition.
The National tribune., 1896-02-06

Characters and Costumes for n Fancy Bali.
ARE YOU GoING2
A l,,c 4;vaa r,apahar of the Ia Il. W., wiring
The National tribune., 1896-02-06

Tho letters VS.. veterans SON. v.d. veter.
ent daug liter aud Wv veterans widow; members
Of associations viii Ice marked S.h and II. V.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
at. cIaf Soneet.

liuas Rruo % aOiHstr, iom enter a,
irt'5sut,r, st. Olaf gsn,a,, uuOtrr.ttsI
btro,o IN. at bet 30, sfsltaar btssrbsr
Den 9Oe September nEttomm,not. atotitu
Q Gormisoas.
GtoltR bar It atastmig Rartus paa 8 a 4
War m,o IN ,nstlH affecting foe iaaoanns,
Tom suatr en- aoD uoarntli, / BE- praitlf,
Gos, % tn ilosFs afO,iira for BEN, iOm
bar til 6,uFst at 'orberso, IA Tor goa,as,.
@uti,s % 9iau ogtasts I bOit,ulombslt
Rldsi; ! SisIt aiotIiussr, Haar be ,at,u p,o
Gramsn her pto slOttHs etspnotli,, satr
oto 9ieutsbgro fra andre, 5sOlsr, piir, at
Os Tan isigt uto / aiasitn.
Ct. Ctai Goats' bar Osiaa ct ~fubfrnoiat
Geute,iurius paa 1 Var al spe, uHas Usaap
% a0inptr, Der sa',r en- iIasff uoeann,tit.
Ittts Rurius tracer laa m,stt isH tt ia,
nsuot aurIus oso usrt bsohs amsriianr,
stoltr, % aifr otsuotR GItpsrn, betisnst
mtO bet norRs Gpros oa aitsratur liant at.
Dtr BEN en- s~runois 9nbfa! i Den luiSsrfs
Gro % Gt'itnoetiI % i~aaItots S,uars BEN
for Dor lutssrtt Rtris,
RDt Gl,Str Opinsts b0ifn'smh.la
Rfasit ! Qon,s,t Deb at frtmlss1, 8iouts,
6pro for 1uslisbss "a morale ganetL
aatatos,r i,nets irit III ATE, fem snfa
BEN. 1b. r, Wsbu, Btiipr,r,
46bs 1oFtbftlO, Wtrn.
Sioltus muFialgt aiodirs stsn GItseru,
en- B~pp,rlig Qnl,outns III at Iars at ipiae
plano % Cygst, % Oa sor Ntrisb,s bar
uttop fact ct Oai'cri tibet pissOrs,l I ars
fen, oil Der bliot anl,onins tl at prastIiut'
paa bet for en- rimttls grig.
Cor IausduHt uHss pi8tr, 'sm maatt,
snfe Undertaking I SuanoarSetes, ~ Der
en- mtsct goO Whitening III at Iars D, tor.
Fi,atg. 5tass grsesrtsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
cpano,rpotsn,er asnssss

Tor at fr,mms "a ssmuutrs N 5srbsstiHgr I b. ins
ouirisqs RuHhsr. ct BateHt 60 ism sHhAss ReD
trait nsqem Agblitnm oa EptHssrtR; goosn aisr
ben ~bineenbs. oar Ee htiftt gas aogst Iipi, IA or
bet satsatsrs3. UtM ftgs EeH RsfsRt paa De met
rmelise bsitnlsIier, Der sieiber Cpfnssrt. Rasr
1crs5 gattut Z. bpsfsrt I Vsrl RoHtpL oil o. is3s At
Ia A. BET, i9,t b tiltil,r GsHi b. gtbge. Pi fssr.
BltsFt.r al 8Rgti fan otsiAxube O. al psyt D7sab
sr netop seHst tlbags otter rR " Eaafs Heit. paa
0redRii srsbf Sch separator g. rnes $4,000 Cps
FN6srsu NJ 8 $50 % Gett Jlbtrsterne. gsm o.
anerbsote Iisns lsr ior a ida patsHt o. isfas bet
for Dtm. Sfriu sfttr "Baets' aa9aseues yaisHter,
Ri er he t1ngsrc berte. emo al De fan riff bs o.
lr flare . U~lHiteltas Dele / Lerss CpfHosiIs.
Oar n 8suat, u gEffr anbra9t, pa 'pfr3 o. tts
rado8. G4rsrgutsH sr efte to ys, emo zen IN fable
Sum. Yen rinol rtHf ,nse Cpiub,lirr porr 900 ets
ligheo III 3ubiomittr. Del msb CpfHe srsn % bel
IA q, "D2uhc 90 ser", "grrt Supporter, THINE
Sonrr", "Bnifbgrs GcaTolb~ (paieaterel % fsre.
Beieru 9aisu, EiHee. Ees Ntoinss, JOga.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
ltrnrultntns nf Rlnm .nrr.

Sruet er iunb for ben urenneifeIise Srsunisme, os man
brr berior forisse at hume baue oenilae8 SeIieboo belle aaret
rnOt Ell 6usboIouins. 5rif fan man ~naturiispis lite altio
bare ben, men i ipItst 6orm er ben Iiceiaa iuno. 90 ofte mere
"lmossnbe.
glommer Z Grempel, Der Der i2dnbet uorer ftor W9n9oe,
Fot'r ct eobt Spltetsi, Tom fan benpttes paa torItielliee Uaa'
or, De bsr BELT pIuttes neb al Greet, men bette fan 10 oelaa
mites ouer eaoener. gIommerre for SpItning bsr lite prre
aoeIes moone, 90 be aitsrres meo ct alabe, iaa De bI'psr
GhROienoe.
Gil bpert quno Slommsr tages omtrent 8 6ieroeoels
suno bpiot eler Fuooerinthr, Sntteret toees isrlt til Ell
strup iuntmen meo en- OttenbeoeIs pint COB % rem eooife
% hot @ano. en- Sp%iielteinlo eaer iaa,
Gr iaa Sirupeu i~arbiatost, fploes 9Iommerne / De Strut
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118
Anprnnrirr af nen Tku,nmrne 5ttells.

6uorIeoes man ial faa ben itsrte 6orbel ub al en- SO.
bet er ct Spsrssmaal al tsrite Snteresie, lite minoit for benz,
Der boloer en- bel 9eiatnins ~iaaoanne. Gn Gent eler Q pr.
Guuo iparet / Omtoiuinserne ueo Smpr' groouftion er bet
Canine, Tom ON Martebspriierne par 1 eler 2 Gents boisre,
90 til ct iaabant Reiulat pl bet bibrage, at oct melt muise
llobptte itaies no al ben ~itummsbe Dell, 90 bette 7al ber
b~ebonOlss liot nurmere.
Get betoler Jig at CINE en- Del al ben Slaes Wst til
eobe Spie. aalpe. Gu in~biistsfulo Dairy-Wlano ul life belt
os boIbent alene benptte zig af ~eeHiebeben til at tsbe eobe
Meltetisr, for aItio at fire fig en- tor 9~sbolonins implicit
Welt; nei ban nil islp opisoe 9obe Weliere, 90 bar ban %
Sipr, uil ban Iori0ge at lasae zig til minbit s apietaIpe bert
gar al lin eeen sooe 9eiatnine, 90 bet al be a~uerbsbe al
benz. De minore sobe Sisr afbrnoss, for at be unstsr, ban
ielp bar opalet, fan taee oeres plaos.
Gn 5armer, Der boIoer en- iaauiOt tor Slot al N.lefisr,
Dor osiua boloe en- Ore at fortrinlis Welte'Raee 90 butter
type. Neb Ell iaooan 90 uomerteoe aplsfisr pil SsIinesn
iaois forbebres, life miuot uaar aitoumst tasss COB Bare
pa os faar soO 5orpIeinina, os ben a~nIebnins Dor bemar'
les, at ben Suie, Der bar i%aaoaune Joralbrs, man ite faor No'
bermsltsn ~ublanoet Tom Reeel bliuer liseioa COB Dtelteto iot
Moosrsn, meest ohe oeiaa beore. Griorin9 bar pitt at bet
er forbelastist at sius %iaaoanne h~igh-grade auisiaIps en- lei
Gumnet DELL.
) tolot 9eir opuarnes ben Iunmsoe geelt til liot opsr
Blob Yarne, elsrs til 8lobeis 2entperatur; oeri blauoes libt
maIst Saurs os TlioIinss; aalusne opiso.s oa bilist, os
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14

9sastationsR itdar s%aiisrt, 9r1ssrrttu
sr itorart,t, ON sus Haotliessnes S9ror 81
enosl ~btiaoiast At 9sbrano, Sladtttu Ct
bsspnOt opcr bet s,,ls, %, 1T man btlOiat
9tir, CT bet usFst til en- rig esit / Oisi,
5ratttr.
Suriiter sr tremm,t III | flot % fGa,
| BET igr ioa ftraalsres Semmsrpstr, men
utobltUtr bet btspnots Rean mto iilcsls tplc
Roroen0iuo, isser pei oisis bism iii aoi.tla
oOnstroesn ntp ppsrue isitu.
Gm Der igrOes 6~pelttsrl 50 pa, bet ,r
life ~iielOent, al DC Ipoisie Rbtt,re Tom en-
Oil Her irem rfter ben bustsc,, badrotram.
psos Gaupepti. aal ben, iom bare si.os en-
SteDtle, iau fulos leg ienOs RpbeOsrn, iao
mierfe, iom u~ialtst Smsr; nttn fan, Otsic
Moniner eiss iun AZ 8ieiolt; tbi Den bsi'
Urls, buori be ituur, eiotr ingsH aImsn'
mano anleouiug til at eie ben.
RBbcosr? go 10. 5appsn =. Tuat, Der
tisbts eisnDOm 90 bDsgeos pso malinagsn
er uisuast p,O 9sOsu 26ps I M. GAN oil
no og blep Oermeo borts, men %fanotss eftrr
uogsn Ssgniug Morsensn tftsr, u~osuior En-
9aOs Rrrbeosn al 1T Siem oso, sfter St'
genOe ammtt at Siernelag. 6au bier
itrar bssroUst otter ben oeo GitlOsnas Cana.
torium pGrenoe Cages SrOre. Gan bar
lGnssre 9io liot af SiuosiDssanfaIo.
VT Senntug 9tnntn9isu Sur8aarO sr osn
| fin bsDfte Wanooomsaloer er pei for Dem
Der tisuoer stsott os WanOsH, en- Rpbto.
Dan ougrebes at en- btiti9 aurgsbetnoslis oa
lso baarOt / iulOe 9 8sgn; men Od sDa:
oommen bar pua ~Qsnbspuu'tst, formaasot
BON lite mere o. rtaatt. panors, sittrlaosnot
Suitru % 6 Ssrr. 30 er fat uuosr Stif.
terstteHs gebauolirg, 90 ON enO @ieto.R sr
temmeli8 tor, ptI BOG %arOinssrn. srbOlOs nos
get.
Opioia Sarsier, Sattsr At SotsIoertinos
Muoams Sarisn, Rsros, osoe pluOisligt for
nOgls Sage iiosn at ct Sni,itbio, bpOri Der
OpitOO glOcfOrsiftnins.
Sens scmOsim Ssspien l8 aur 81. cms
TOM for en- 3 lssr fOsu oso Saoutns :
@lommtu. Set lDtteoss omFosr at iua BAN
pau 9ano, % Der bleo tslefonsrst sftsr 2Gee.
@an Tom oeiaa mart, og Der blsp oreoet
mso Splioniugsforisg / Omtrent 4 Elmer.
5ilfoft Opougeoe man osiaa tpoeIigt 3esn
til Sin, men iau bspDnote @uttsn at bleOs on
Munoen.
Gn Mare | 9ungsn bar iprunsst, 90 Sss
Den iuotraaOts trar. Getts isrgeliss Tbs
fulo tDloes iist9e 2ugsns GrtlGrins bet, at
@utten baOoe oOeruriren9t fig unosr Ram
pen meb bet paabe Clement.
Sioeu nit iioite greo tr O9iua fsteerpe
Ssosfalo anmelpts: gerst SsrseHsoottsr
2ungsn {. 1922. 4iseburn Gliiubet sOTC
2angen I. famine Sato. Rasmus GreOrii
strittert (. 1894, 9etrOniae alemmstss
batter @alaaeu (. 1880. @nns Margrete
Salem {. 1853.
sGgtsoisoe: Sobn SIIen 8ruufelt % 3u:
gsbprg Satobgoater 6eragsn. 3rOn Slen
Sariietn % 9sret aisritina 5Obannesoatter
9iasbo. aontori't 6ans Better gr,utboin
% 3obauna QsOersootter SoQi.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
ct ypifal Gare meo noaIe faa Orb

ct Yoftal Garo meo noaIs fua Orb
% tpoelis aorcsie er alt, Tom betsues for
at faa Sotalog % fuio llueerreinius ON
Stpugbtpu Nfaosmn. Siolel9rsr.lloban.
uslie, 6orbereoeIie for College % lniocrii.
tet, SanoelSturius, shorthand iamt llnOsr.
oiSnins i Stjsuitripuins. 9esrina Brooe.
ring % Wuiii, faces pso bsnre Stole 9obt
o. binist. Sfolepense 50 pr. 3ermiu.
Dob Got, $1.4 o useH. 8sser fan leirs.
Strip Ill q. u. 8asbera,
49t5 S%truabtpn, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
Gn piOuuberlig Combination DIpper.

st Rsofab TT At isIoe 6~ruat.alRbsr % n aiisr,
nonninJ, o. W(elfeHl, Iraat III Gi 10 Be FlafsT o.k1.
Dau far bert plrue Weii eltr Nao epsr On paupe
eler o0er Ga. cage gmaaiIssr. niu. hlt RaHs.
Gbs, Settles, Sem. ne dup, 'oss blsotolts VIA "a
bare paa tebe paano 4 HumsUaGlI meat net On
aasni ioIgie 20 paa en- 8aa. an. EN- 4rsus9rsms
plar. 25r L Retail $50. / 1uiH isr SLID. 81 ettae
Rrir paa itsrre Barrier. sss4
J. LEE. Omaha Bull ding. Chicago, Illinoi
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
SRA NoroS.

Stsnsaoisn pr. 8sros b. 24bs Stuff 1896.
Sa, iaa Tom Sunoeoassns oa, meo Sun:
oeoeir. Gsrit en- a~loorlig Sprufnins mel
2pnilo 90 SOrotn, ioen Rsgn, Rtsn, Rssn
men iaa iaar oi baabs, at, Da Sunosoasnt'
saar ino msD 8egu, iaa saar be pei no mel
Babe iom Manoeu iasot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-14
500 9eisnnins, 500.

let E. % en- eIass at msOpsis esieru,. at bet oar
Ip.tes 8ieenitat,H At turere BEN lsmue Spaoem IA
tarrb | aae siaoier. baas Gatarrh queer ben snffi
aur. Der r tieHot til SiOsnffoben- Ratarrs r en- Ron
htuti oHs iuloOm. ca tiGsr tdiDaTsaos eebaaeEn5.
CATS Gatarrh Cure taa.s i~nopeHsia. o. eirisr eirfiis
paa sIusst "a s~sslGasr SBsoOam,Hs cprtnosiis %
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-11-26
Obituary.

Nathan Coleman Vail-died-near
Graniteville, Mo-, Nov. 18th, 1896,
aged sixty-six years.
His death came as the result of fall
ing from a loaded wagon and striking
his head against stone. causing con-
cussion of the brain. His wound was
not considered dangerous at first, he
remarking himself. she would be all
right in a few days" but two days af-
ter be fell asleep in Jesus. surrounded
by his faithful wife and children.
Mr. Vail was born in Orange county,
New York. Coming TO Iron county,
Mo-. thirty years ago. he was identi.
fed with all the interests of his adopt
ed State.
He was much attached to his home,
which was the dearest spot on earth to
him He was a devoted husband and
a loving father. bearing alone il
silence many a heavy burden III order
to screen his loved ones from anxiety
or pain.
His family returned his affection
with equal siugleness of heart, and are
grieeing in their loss, which. however
they know 10 be his eternal gain.
His brothers and sisters mourn a
dear brother, and his comrades a true
friend. In pioneer times he was much
interested in educational affairs in his
neigh borbood, and stood for all im'
proVements therein.
He organized the Sunday School al
Granite-ille. and for years was its
strongest supporter. An elder in the
PRESBYTERIAN church of Ironton for
many years, he evinced his faithful
ness by his constant attendance. al,
though the ride of five miles through
summers heat and winters cold would
have deferred many another man. His
friends are sorrowing in their loss. but
rejoice that he is with the Lord,
which is far better" A FRIEND.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-11-26
CALEDONIA Items.

Mr.. Fl. L. Carr is visiting relatives
at Mill Springs this week.
Mr.. NJ. T. Haw of Cape Girardeau is
spending few weeks with her parents
here.
Mr.. S. T. Jewett of Crystal City is
the guest of F. S. Breckenridge.
Mrs. Lee Fisher returned to her
home few days ago from St. Louis,
where she has been for the past sew
eral weeks.
Rev. j. II. Early conducted COM
munion services at the Methodist
church Sunday, and began a series of
meetings to continue through the
week.
Mrs. Cordelia Simpson of Elvens Wis
tied friends here the fore part of the
week.
Some of our young people have been
enjoying the moonlight drives out to
Alum Cave.
Dr. J. NJ. Sloan paid Caledonia a
professional visit this week
Mr.. w. H. White came up from
Piedmont to spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. Fenetta Sargent Haskell Is ex-
pected to render Capt. January
some afternoon during the week.
Miss Lizzie Harrison of New Mexi.
co, who is spending some weeks with
her grandfather, Mr.. Houston Russell.
was the guest of Miss Maggie Bernie
last week. MARIE.