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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1905-10-26
POST FLAGS,



The following interesting letter has
been received by Comrade William c.
Reddy, of New York City:
State Of New York. Attorney-G enerars
Ofiice, Albany. Oct. 5. 1905.
TO the Hon. William c. Reddy, Past
Commander of Alexander Hamilton
Post. GAR, 60 Wall Street, New
York City.
Dear Sir: am in receipt of your let.
ter of Oct. 2, In which you ask me to
advise you for the benefit of members
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
within this State as to whether, In my
opinion, Chapter so of the Laws OF
1905 is intended to forbid the posses
sion, presentation or display of Ma
tional and State colors upon which
there are inscribed the name and des-
ignation of Grand Army Posts and 9th
or organizations OF veteran Union sol
diers or sailors.
i call your attention to the fact
that there Is another enactment. to
wit, Chapter 440 Of the Laws of 1905
which differs from Chapter SO only in
that Chapter 40 OF the Laws Of 1905
adds the following words in the last
para graph OF Section 1 of Chapter 80
of the Laws Of 1905. to wit, Tor Of any
article or substance or thing which shall
be anything made unlawful at any time
by this section"
l have carefully considered these two
cnactments. and have arrived at the
conclusion that the Legislature did not
intend To prohibit the possession, pre-
sentation or display of the National or
State colors upon which there are in
scribed the name and designation of
Grand Army Posts or other organi2a-
tons Of veteran Union soldiers or
sailors.
| / am confident that the courts would
not SO cOastrue these enactments as to
forbid such pse. except, of course, for
business or commercial purposes
Assuming. as do, that your inquiry
Is directed to the exhibition or display.
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REAL ESTATE.

~ A r. COMRADES AND OTHERS. COME TO
W. Interachen, Putnam County, Florida, the land
of sunshine and flowers, the heathest spot earth
where malaria, lung and bronchial troubles are un
known.
Interachen is situated between beautiful lakes
II miles west of Paiatka the Atlantic Coast Line
r. r.. which runs through center of town, with depot
six rods from postoffce There three churches,
Congregational, Methodist and Episcopal.-a Town
Hall. fine schoolhouse and q Masonic Lodge. We
fish and fine boating.
H. @. Hastings, wealthy property owner, will give
lot 50x 100 feet larger, to any who will build
thereon dwelling Of not less than four rooms We
have GAR Post i'm good standing, and wish COM
rades to come and join u.s.
For further Information inquire Of j. N. DeTla,
Post Commander. of Miss NJ. F. Coburn, Secreta ~
of Interachen Improvement Society, nclosing 2cent
stamp.
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CURE YOUR OWN KIDNEY
and Bladder Diseases Mt Home Mt a Small
COst.-One Who Did 1t Gladly
Tells You How.

Mr.. A. S. Hitchcock Clothing Deal
err, East Hampton, Conn, wishes us to
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that If they will send their address to
him, he will without any charge what
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Knowing. as he SO well does, the
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cavalier cuffs and stole collar are en-
hroidered in pastel shades. Narrow
black velvet in a Greek key pattern
gives character to the bodice. and both
of these decorations are novel as we'll
as inexpensive Applique, guipure or
the popular spangle can be used in place
Of the embroidery. A bodice suitable
for formal occasions is effected by omit
ting plastron and cuffs. The material
required for medium size is Az yards
- inches wide.
Pattern No. 2S24 i'll sizes, 32 to AZ
inches bust.
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The LIST Tenn. Cav.

The 10Th Annual Reunion of the 1st
Tenn. Cav. was held at Johnson City,
Tenn, Sept. %. 1905. The annual ad-
Harris. Forty comrades answered to roll oil
call, The Secretary reported IS deaths
during the year-the highest since the
organization at Greenville. 1t was a
very enjoyable and pleasant Rcanion. The
next Reunion will be held at Morristow
Tenn. Officers for the year are: Presi-
dent. John NJ. Harris, Knoxville, Tenn
v. p, s. III. Hendrix, Watauga Tenn
Sec, w. r. Carter, Knoxville, Tenn
Chaplain, w. G.. kezell, Limestone, Tenn.
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An IpnuOafer.

A. w. Drips Post. of Maquoketa
Iowa, has passed resolutions to the ef-
feet that one James w. Ellis of that
place has been representing himself
as former member of Sykes's Regu-
lars I'm the Army OF the Potomac. and
that he now holds the rank of Major
General in the Union Veterans Union
An investigation of the records shows
that Ellis never served az a soldier dur
Il wagner after the close of the war.
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Information Wanted.

A soldiers wife died in some barracks
over near the levee. back of the st.
Charles Hotel, in Cairo, ILL.,. in the Sum-
mer of 1856 (not certain), leaving an
infant about seven months old The
child was placed in the Soldiers Or
phans Home in September of that year.
In the confusion then prevailing the
parents names were not recorded. In
formation is desired by the child con-
corning the identity of the parents.
Please address e. l. Silver. Greeley,
Colo,
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This blouse has the stitched box-plaits
in front and back and tuck to resemble
the same in each sleeve. The broad
sailor collar gives youthful finish to the
neck. and the skirt is box-plaited all
around and stitched to yoke depth.
Serge or cheviot may devote this gown
for service and taffeta for nice wear.
For a medium size this pattern requires
SIS yards of 36-inch material.
No. 900, sizes, IL to 16 years; No.
27S6, 8 sizes. IL to Is years.
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WASHINGTON c, THURSDAY OCTOBER

use or possession Of shsstolcrs solely
Tor purposes Of parade, Reunion. pre-
sentatiOn or the like. l have no hesita-
ton In advising you that such act by
sny OF the Grand Army Posts does not
offend the statute Respectfully yours
Julius NJ. Mayer, Atttrfky-General.
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lst Mass. Cav. Reunion.

The Reunion of the 1st Mass. Cav AS
ISOLATION will be held on Friday, Oct.
81, at Boston. The meeting will be held
at Lancers Armory, beginning at 8 a. m.
L. N. Duchesney, President, Custom
House. Boston, Mass; Eli a. Smith. Sec
rotary, Oakland Ave, Somerville Mass.
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No. 2s24.-Never have the separate
blouses seemed SO altogether fascinat-
ing as at present. The sheer materials
which the importer shows in such WON
derful array make those waists espe-
cially attractive. The creation shown
here cDuIc not fail to increase the
charms of any wearer. White crystal
silk serves for the entire waist while
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NJ. 3071.-With each returning year
the coats seem more attractive and the
fabrics mere Fascinating. This year Is
not the exception, and it is only difficult
TO choose one among so many. Here is
enc of the prettiest of the new short
coats whose every line teens with mod
IShness. The coat is shirred on the
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National Tribune Patterns.
A Trim Suit.

Nos. 390s-2ss4.-The economical
woman will find more economy in a
trim tailored suit through its satisfac-
tory appearance on all occasions and
its endless usefulness than ina any other
gown of her outfit. Here is very at
tractiye model, being one of the latest
productions of the designer. The coat
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A Box.Plaited Sailor Suit.

Nos. 30l0-27S6.-Here is a charming
model for an everyday frock for
maiden which has much to commend
IL Box-plaits are always popular and
are more modiSh than ever this season.
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A TTENTION, YANKS!-I SAY! YANKS, IF
IA yon-al are tired of zero weather. cyclones. tor
nadoes and floods ct al In position to locate
you in the sun-kissed climate of South California,
where life seems worth living. 1nclose stamp for a
prompt reply. Yours. in F., c. IL L.. Cept. j. ID.
Babcock. Homer St John, Box "a, Hemet, Riverside
Co, Calf.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND OTHERS
IL proong your lives. Exchange billiards
for sunshine. No rheumatic, lung stom-
ach troubles Good homes cheap. Excellent
shooting and fishing. Stamp for information
Carney Greenwood, Weiaka, Putnam Co.,
Florida
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LNOR SALE-FIvE FARMS-ONE 80 ACRES
IL three l60 acres and one 80 acres; all improved.
For terms call on or address
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has two stitched tucks, back and front is
double-breasted and finished at the neck
and wrists with trim velvet collar and
cuffs. Tiny tucks stitched to some dis
lance above the rolling cuff give the eff
feet of deep cuff. The skirt is a pref
ty 11-gored model having pIaits at
fiounce depth at each side seam. 1t
may be in round or short round length.
Kersey broadcloth any of the novelty
suitings or taffetas will prove satisfac-
tory as material. In a medium size, Il
yards of material A inches wide will
be needed for developing this pattern.
Two patterns: 300S, sizes. 30 to 40
Inches bust; 1894. 6 sizes, 20 to 80 inches
waist
The price Of these patterns is 20
cents for both, or either will be sent on
receipt of 10 cents
A Garment That Bespeaks Comfort.
No. 282S.-Mlady demands kimono
that shall combine grace, comfort and
beauty, and the accompanying iilustra-
ton shows a garment which is the en-
bodiment of all three. The fullness falls
In soft folds from rows of shirring. and
the resulting long lines lend height TO a
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short figure and dignity to a tall one.
One of the delightful Oriental silks or
crepes. which the war has made so
popular. will develop this pattern well.
A dull-blue silk figured sparingly in
red and trimmed with bands of plain
silk TO match is a suggestion for both
blond and brunette, while countless
ether fabrics and color schemes can be
used with equally good effect. The ma
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yards 36 inches wide.
Pattern No. 2S2S is in sizes from
30 to ~ inches bust measure
A Simple Froek.
No. 2S5.--An endless array of mex
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The accompanying model is one very
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style. 1t may be developed in serge,
challis, or henrietta. A deep yoke Is
stylish feature, and the full body Part
that may be confined by trim belt IS
laid in box pie ats. The Dutch neck and
1ull pun sleeves which are provided for
In this pattern VIII look very pretty in
this small party frock. For the me-
dunn size the pattern calls for 8 Il yards
of 3G-inch material.
No. 1851, sizes. 3 to S years
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shoulder seatns. and at the waist where
IL is finished with a close-fitting sirdIe
The sleeve is loosely built so as to ac-
commodate the huficst sleeve creation
"A modish cuff Of cloth and velvet
matches the low rolling collar Three
large buttons adorn TIE front, while six
uiny ones fortify the closing Of the Cir
die The coat Is very stunning made in
green broadcloth, but any of the coat
materials would be suitable In the
medium size u yards Of 44-inch ma
toriat are needed.
Nc BOIL. sizes 90 To 4n inch 90 h,,.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

:" OF Martin Young. Co. L..
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Ind. Anyone answering this ad will be rewarded
"ANTED-The addresses of members of the ed
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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-30
lished the opinion has becUme prevalent

lished the opinion has becUme prevalent
that the decisions of Judge Ellis and
Judge Bradshaw on the local option law
haye been directly opposite. However.
this is said TO be untrue by local st-
torneys, for the reason that in Hood
River case in which Judge Bradshaw
upheld the law, the only point raised
as to the constitutionslity of the law,
and the contention that the law was not
regularly enacted was not raised. In
the Gillian county case, in ~hich u
has been stated that Judge Bradshaw
has overruled the action of the county
court, it appears that the only thing
done was to grant mandamus proceed
;ngs to compel the Gillian county court
to canvass the vote and declare the re-
suit. This is said to be required,
whether the law is upheld or not, aud
cannot bs taken as meaning that the
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-30

Mexico City, March 26.-President
Daz has issued decree for the reform
of the monetary system authorized by
Congress in December last. The decree
establishes the 2-peso, or silver dollar,
at yalue of so cents gold, and the
theoretical unit of the Mexican cur
rency is defined to be the dollar or peso
of IS centigrams of gold.
An important feature of the decree is
provision for reserve exchange
fund, which, at first. will consist of
5000, 900 or 15,OO0,O 900. and may be
increased. The original plan did not
provide for the immediate establish.
ment of this fund. but it is now deemed
wise to start with one simultaneously
with the beginning of the new none
tary system.
The mint will be closed April Is to
the free coinage of silver and the new
monetary system will 60 into effect
May /. The publication Of the decree
gives general satisfaction in business
and in financial circles. 1t insures busi-
ness men against losses in importing.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-30
ILLEGALLY ENACTED.
All Dry Precincts Equally AT.
fected.

By decision of Circuit Jul &c Ellie
given Thursday afternoon, prohibition
in the eight precincts OF Morrow county
that went dry st the recent election,
was set aside on the ground that the
law was illegally enacted. The case
that was argued Thursday aud upon
which the decision was given, was that
of the state versus Dan P. Doherty, a
saloon keeper of Lexington. Doherty
is said to have been running q saloon at
Lexington continuously, and was
charged with having violated the local
option law.
The case Of the state was conducted
BY District Attorney Phelps, while G. E.
Redfeld, Of the firm OF r Rsd6sld & Van
Vactor, appeared for Dohorty. The evil
dence in the case was taken at the re-
cent circuit court held at Heppner, and
the time for the arguments postponed
until Thursday.
In many ways the case from Morrow
county is similar to The Irel md case
from Freewster, which WAS tried here
over month ago. However, in the
present case, the only ooiat raised was
that the election was not ordered at q
regular session of the county ,nrt. No
issue was made coace e-li1g the proper
recording Of the petit n. o. shs county
clerk. as was done in tie IRELAND oase.
However, the d1c.siou Thursday sf-
fects ell of Morrow county that went
dry. whereas, in the county it applied
only to the sub division OF which Free.
water was part. OF the eight pre-
cincts that went drv in Morrow county.
Lexington and Hardmsn were the only
ones in which saloons were being con-
Quoted. lone and Heppner voting wet.
From accounts that have been pub
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-30

A recognised autnority-Ths Weekly
Oregonian.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-30

Eyes, sir; I instructed that Mr.. Rob-
ertson be removed as chief clerk of the
committee, because of base betrayal of
confidential AFFAIRS" said Senator
Mitchell this afternoon when asked con-
corning the report from Washington.
"The betrayal does not relate to his tes-
timony before the federal grand jury
here. do not know about that and do
not care anything about it. This re-
moval is for betrayal of matters not con-
nected with this case"
The senator spoke with great empha-
sis when he said "Base betrayal" and
needed no prompting to answe the in
quirv. His feeling against bis former
secretary and confidential man was ap-
parent.
AS chairman of the committee on in
ter oceanic canals. the senator has the
power to direct such removal, as the
complications arising here did not de-
prive him Of that Office IN the senate.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-30
Removes Robertson.

Washington, March Ex-senator
Mitchell yesterday directed by wire the
removal of Henry G. Robertson, chief
CLERK of the committee on inter-oceanic
canals, and the appointment in his
place OF John Mi chell Handy, who has
filled the appointment in the place
heretofore of assistant clerk. Mrs.
Deberbower is appointed assistant
clerk. Handy is < g-andson of Mitchell
and Mrs. De5e. bower is said to be his
daughter.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-30
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas, 1t has pleased God in his
infinite wisdom to remove from our
midst our beloved sister, Martha NJ.
Simons. be it
Resolved, That we, the members ct
San Sousi Rebekah Lodge No. 33, 1. o.
o. F., hereby extend our sincere SYM
pathy 10 the husband and family of our
late sister in their recent and sad be-
reavement. May they find comfort in
Him who doeth all things for the best.
Be it further
Resolved, That copy OF these reso-
lutions be placed upon the minutes of
our Lodge, that copy be given to the
bereaved family. and that a copy be
given to each of the Heppner papers
for publication.
ONA V. GILLIAN,
L. S. YEAGER,
MARGARET A. EMERSON,
Committee.
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aw ls to be held as legally enacted in
that ,unty.-East OreRonien.
Advertised Letters.

Bedsaul, IF Brenuer, John
Byer, Joseph Collins, John
Dische, Miss Hettie Fuller. Guy ~
Frieze, Mr. Ben Howard, M H NJ
Hutc ,inson, Mr. Ira Johnson, M VIM ~
Mckinley, Mr. Levi Macumber. Mr. Q N
Morgan, s M Smith, Rev Mr.
Starkey, Miss Nell Shook, DR. T A (2)
Smith, Mr. R;ley Tucker, Mr. VIM
Woea, Mr. Elmer V.ughsn, Mr. J F
When calling for these letters kindly
call 'or "adyertis ID"
W. w. SMEAD. P. M.
DR.. Andrew G. Smith has been
reelected president of the state
board of health, while DR.. Robert
G. Yenney succeeds DIR. Woods
Hutchinson as secretary.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-30

The Ueppner Gazette-the news Of Nor
row County; The Weekly Oregonian-the
news and thought OF the world. Both at
a special price. Inquire or address The
Gazette. Heppner. Or
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-02-16
Butler Items
IZEKE

Mt. and Mrs. II. G Cook were
visiting relatives at lola, Kan. las,
week
County court was in session last
week aud attended 10 the routine
business before them.
Judge Templeion, OF Rich HUI,
attended court here most every day
last week.
VIM. Done. the nal esislef, wa.
ap from Rich Hin last week taking
special interest in oouu proceeding
undrr Judge Denton.
Judge Graves took a top TO Jop.
In this week but whsther on legal
business or locking after mining in.
terests the writer IS not informed.