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The 10th Ky.

Editor National Tribune: Please
give short history of the 10th Ky
w. I. CURLY, Rineyville Ky.
The 10th KY. was organized at Le-
banon. Nov. Il, 1851, and mustered out
Dec. 6, 1864. The first Colonel was
John NJ. Harlan, now Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court of the United
States. He resigned March 6, 1868
and was succeeded by Col. William H.
Hays. The 10th Ky. belonged to
Baird's Division of the Fourteenth
Corps. Army of the Cumberland, and
lost ~ killed and 149 died from dis
ease -Editor National Tribune
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Reunion OF AsaOcfatiOn of the Survivors
Battle 0f Stone River.

The Association of the Survivors Of
the Battle of Stone River held their
sixth Annual Reunion at Indianapolis,
Ind, Jan. 2, 1906. At their Campfire
and Entertainment Gov. j. Frank Han
ly delivered the address of welcome: re-
Spouse by President Haskell. Addresses
were made by the following comrades:
A. o. Somers. w. X. Adkins. j. X. Hen
by. A. &. Weaver, Hugh Daugherty,
Judge Z. p. Hammond, Marcellus NJ.
Justice, r. r. Shiel, Can't. George w.
Scarce. Capt. David Chambers. Judge
D. II. Mcdonald, and Jasper \. Ohlwine
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the way of becomingness and utility.
The least experienced dressmaker will
have no trouble whatever i'm making IL
as there is no ad0rnment beside the
tucks to be concerned about. The
sleeve is the extremely popular one
which confines the fulness in tiny tucks
and with a belt of the material or
leather the little maid or her brother
is prepared for any occasion. For the
medium size. rs yards of 36-inch ma
terial are needed.
3068.-4 Sizes to years.
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WE WISH EVERY COMRADE TO KNOW
w the worth Of remedies. PACAL BALM
and PACAL LIVER GRANULES. III you have
any Throat or Lung Trouble. Coughs. Asthma, Ca
tarrh of Head Stomach Running Sores. Scrofulous
Ulcers, Scalp and skin Diseases, Piles Ear and Eye
Trouble, Torpid Liver. Constipation, Headache. and
Bilious Attacks to those who have never tested their
merits. will send fulLsiSed &c jar OF the Pacai
Balm q sc. bottle of Pacal Liver Granues. which
you desire. by mail postpaid free of cost 10
This offer expires 80 days from date Of insertion
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A Warm Underyest.

No. 201S.-During this season OF
long. loose coats. many people feel the
want of snug fitting garment across
the chest and back to keep out the cold
air that will get up between the folds
of the heaviest coat. For this purpose,
the undervest of channels or quilted
silk answers just the purpose and an
excellent design is shown here. The
vest fits the figure perfectly with just
q slight fulness about the waist in
front This is trinity confined in a mar
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Reunion OF the 10th Ind.

The 9th Annual Reunion of the
129th Ind. was held at Larwill. Ind.
Oct. 5, 1906, with Il gOodly number Of
the old regiment present.
An address of welcome was delivered
by John w. Baker, responded to by
Comrade S. G.. Funk; 60 Of the old COM
rades answered to roll-call.
The following officers were elected:
Theran Clark. President; j. w.
Deitrick, Vice President; +. A. Yarar,
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Capt c. +. Lyman, of Amherst. Mass,
would like to get the final discharge
Of "A man who was discharged as "ab-
sent, sick" as shown by the roll of Co.
NJ. 32d Mass. Capt. Lyman also says
that he has noticed In The National Tri-
bune that Comrade ID. Deeds, Co. G,
1SSth Ohio. claims to hold the smallest
check issued for increase of pension.
Il know Of one such check that beats
his by more than half. 1t is drawn for
seven cents in favor Of George f.
Hackett Co. *, 18th Conn"
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Indorxea Service Pension Bill.

Comrade j. G. Skinner. Post Adju
tant. writes that r. B. Hayes Post, &c
Department Of West Virginia, GA r.
Lowdell. w. Va, has Endorsed the 81:
per month Service Pension bill, and ha.
notified the Hon n. B. Scott and Hon
H. G.. woodward.
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Carried n Musket at II.

Comrade Doc Aubery of Milwaukee,
says he has been much Interested in
reading in The National Tribune about
1.-THE youngest soldier in the war of the
rebellion" He adds: while on a visit
to the National Home l met N. III.
Wiley, who enlisted August, 1864. in Co
B. 10th u. S. He was born April 10,
1850. In the war he served with Gen.
Thomas and carried gun"
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row belt which buttons snugly as does
the front. A trig little collar finishes
the neck and with pretty buttons down
the front Of the vest Is quite attractive
enough to be seen anywhere If made
OF chamois. the collar should be bound
with a ribbon. A garment of this
kind is invaluable to the woman
who feels cold easily and to
such an one the trim little vest would
be q welcome gift. For the medium
size the pattern calls for " yards Of
36-inch material
2O18-sizes. 80 to A inches bust
measure.
A Smart Short Coat.
No. 3093.-Coats this year are either
long or short and an excellent model
for short coat is shown here. The
yoke is cut on very becoming lines
pointing down gracefully in trent and
carrying with 1t the shirrs Of the blouse.
The shirrs provide a modish fulness
especially becoming to slender figures
A fitted girdle serves as finish at the
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Reunion Of the l17th n. Y.

The Annual Reunion of the 117th n.
Y was held at Summit Park recently,
and was we'll attended. The boys en-
joyed themselves as only old comrades
can.
The regiment was organized i'm July,
1852. in response to Il call from Presi-
dent Lincoln for volunteers, Col. Will
liam X. Pease. OF Utica. commanding,
and Egbert Bagg. of the same city.
Quartermaster. They were mustered
out on June s. 1865, at Raleigh, n. G..
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No. 2015.-Many thrifty housewife
prefers to make her husbands and
sons nightrObes rather than buy them
readymade. Homemade garments Of
this kind look better than others as a
better material is used and more care
is expended in the making. An excel
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In the Petersburg Trenches,

Editor National Tribune: Forty-one
years ago Christmas Day in the trenches
before Petersburg I partook of q tur-
key dinner, which was provided by the
citizens of Maine; and now wish to ex-
tend greetings through your columns,
to all living members OF the 9Th Me.
Battery who dined that day with me,
any OF whom I would be pleased to
hear from.-John L. Perry. Sullivan.
Me.
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open in back as far as the strap or
slipped on over the head as the neck
opening is quite large enough to go on
easily. The broad shoulder lapels are
very becoming and modish, lending the
little maid sturdy appearance. The
edges Of the apron are neatly hemmed.
Lawn, dimity or bingham may serve as
material. The medium size requires
2A yards of 36-inch material.
2004-sizes, to IL years.
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Classified Advertisements.
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r OSING YOUR GRIP
IL When phyacal activities seem 10 be weaken
ing and the mind losing its grip the restorative
or Juven Pills themselves by feeding the nsrves
reaching every function Ut the human organism CIV
Ing refreshing SLEEP appetite. strength and health
trial quickly proves their far-reaehing efficacy. o.
Sent only by @. L HOOD Co.-Hood's Haraaps-
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

MEMORIAL FULLER'S OHIO BRIGADE
WI eth, 39th, 43d and SD O. v. ". L Heading.
Portraits Gen. Fuller and 70 survivors at Reunion,
1905. Record of places dates engagements Of brigade
from August 1861 TO April 1864 Reorganization. 18TH
No., 9th H.. saith n. j. 25ih Wis. joining His
tory of the Division Atlanta Campaign to end Of war;
covering $500 miles. Size. l5K4 inches. Price
post paid Space left for your military record.
J. c. RALSTON. Secretary. Steubenvilie, o.
nANIEL HOTTINGER, THE VETERAN
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supply you with nearly any book In print.
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Editor National Tribune: The De-
partment Encampment of West Vir-
ginia will convene at New Martinsville,
w. Va, May 3, 1909. NJ. Shroger,
Department Commander, Fairmont, w.
Va.
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MUSTERED OUT.

Memorial services were held by Phil;
Ohio. Dec. ia. 1905. for death of Com
rades John Harold CO. H. 18th Ohio,
K. 18th ohio. died Feb. 3. iso5. aged
IS years: John w. lowering. Co. /. 18th
Ohio. died Feb. &c. 1895. aged 50 years:
Cay died Aug. 80. 1905. aged s5 years:
Wilson II. Burrell Co. A. 16sd Ohio. died
Barnes 3D. asos s sss Ohio 20 S;sS W.
Co. -. 63d ohio died Dec Is. 1906.
!, .a MsEN me y: sharon Kan. Dec 20,
S9mrade Kennedy is survived by a
AsHBY.---At Creston. Iowa. in Deem
Der. 1905. Martin Van Buren, Ashby. aged
69 years. Comrade Ashby served in the
DoNER.-At Abba. Iowa. Dec. Is. 1905.
John Doner. 1st III. Battery. aged So
Years. nine months and IL days. Com
rade Doner was Sheriff Of Monroe County
at the time of his death. and is survived
oPRICHARD.-At Lawton. Mich, Dec.
To- 10, 1905: Ph IL priehard Co C. 4ah Mich
was with his company and regiment
when Il captured Jen Davis. Comrade
man Post. 1853. GAR. Department of
,u T9 81 ises s,h dsne
survived by a widow
sss Hs Smith, SsrnFs d P Smith
served in the Eth iii. Cav. and is sur
viyed BY q widow.
1906 Frederick ston noS co e. iss Rfs Pa a.
aged 7s years; Comrade stoner is sur
.PARDEE.-At corwith. Iowa. June.
1905 Amos Pardee. Co. D. sth Ill Cav.
COmrade Pardee was a member of e.
rs Huntley Post, AZ. GAR. Department
HURBELL--At jackson. Mich. Dec. Z.
1905; Burton Hubbell; 32d Ohio. Comrade
DTrMMFR.-At wsshineton d. c.. Dec.
y. 1905; Henry r. Dummer. Co. E. 18th
n r Comrade Drummer was buried in
SMAILEY.-At the Ohio Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans Home. John N. Smalley.
74th Ohio. Comrade Smallev was MEM
ment OF Ohio
..GAILOwAY.-At Dixon. wyo.. Dec.
~. 1905. Jesse F. Galloway. 31st and 32d
MO Comrade Galloway is survived by a
ROBINSON vinton. Iowa. Dec. 1s.
1aoh. Edwin f. Robinson. Co. b. 10th
CATLIN-At vinton. Iowa. Dec. %.
1905; James f. Catiin. First Lieutenant.
,LUcKEY;-At vinton: Iowa, Dec. ..
Post Elections.
Richard Lanning Post. 50. Coshocton
hio;-Gommander, !; 7; Smith: s. Y. C..
A. II. Thomson: J. v. c.. George Motif
g NJ. B. r; Shaw; surgeon; Alex Nc
S s Waddeii: o. G.. NJ. Norris. Dele~ate
to State Encampment. w. II. King: AL
ternate. John Swigert. Trustees. w. II.
King. A. II. Morrison. J. c. Milligan. In
stalling Officer, c. V. Fry.
Walter c. Dunton Post, no. Bristol.
vt.--Commander. Frank L. Ward; S. v.
c., II. z. Smith: J. v. c., III. p. Sherwin;
Q. M. r. M. Carl: Surgeon, E. w. Gage:
AdJt, b: Sheldon: Chaplain. G. W. Sne-
don; 0. D.. A. j. Crane; o. G.. John Han
lon Delegate to State Encampment: T.
Y. Smith: Alternate. Frank Greenough.-
Fl. p. Sherwin. Co. III. 14th VT.
Nathan Price Post, ,2Ss. wathens,
Kan.-Commander. III. NJ. Kenderdine
18th Iowa: s. V. c.. L. p. Evans, 18th
Kan. Cav; J. V. c.. John 1. Cooper. 4th
Mo. Cav: Q. NJ. w. r. Walker. Sd Il. s.
Inf; Surgeon. T. J. Ferguson, Sth Kan
CHAPLAIN. c. w. Kned'er. 81st Ohio: o.
D.; Henry Weigand 10th Kan: o. G.. ia
cob Lavering. 18th Kan. Delegates to
state Encampment. Herman Christei. 9Th
Kan; Jno. l. Cooper 4th Mo. Cav: Alter
mates. w. r. Walker. Sd u. S. Inf; Jacob
LaverinR. 18th Kan.
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An Attractive Dress fer a Little Man or
Maid.

No. 3068.-The changes rung on the
Russian suit are innumerable and
every new design of this becoming
mode is received with warm welcome
as no style SO often fits the occasion as
this. Our model has a box-plait with
three tucks turning from it in front and
back and developed in linen, madras or
serge leaves nothing to be desired in
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MALE HELP WANTED.

IHIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN all North
L. American Railroads. Experience unnecessary.
Fremen. 500 monthly, become Engineers and earn
500. Brak emen, $50, become Conductors and earn
$50. Name position preferred. Stamp for particu-
lars State age. Railway Association, Room lS9, ~
Monroe Street, Brooklyn, Y. u.
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Haist. The fanciful cuff is very stun
ming, shaping into the arm and then
out to suggest a slender wrist. Buttons
are very effective adornment. A coat Of
this kind Is far less work to make than
a fitted model and means only a good
pressing for collar and cuffs to equal
a creation of the tailor. 1t may be de-
veloped as a separate coat or as part
of a suit Cashmere, brOadcloth, kerr
sey and taffetas are appropriate ma
terials The pattern calls for rs yards
of 44-inch material in the medium size.
3093-5 sizes. 80 to 40 inches bust.
A Stunning Model for . RedinE0te.
No. 30S9.-One of the most promi-
nent features of the seasons styles is
it's separate coats They appear in all
manner of material and their air Of
style is one decidedly becoming to wo-
mankind. Coats Of this nature are ex-
tremely practical as they may be made
to combine the uses of several wraps in
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National Tribune Patterns.

new Redingote skirts are gathered full
to the narrow belt and this one Is dis
tinctly a la mode. The fulneSS of the
skirt is not, however. SO unbecoming to
full figures as some may imagine. 1t is
apt to be more becoming than the close
fitting skirt as the fulness falls either
side of the hip in soft folds thereby
lessening the effect Of stoutness.
The pattern may be used without the
Redingote skirt If desired. In develop
ing the pattern, only good pressing is
necessary to success as there are few
seams and little fitting needed. For
the medium size the pattern calls for
yards of 44-inch material.
$685. sizes, 80 to 40 inches bust
measure.
A One Piece Apron.
No. 20o4.-The latest edict of fashion
is for q broad Shouldered effect in all
kinds of frocks and the little maid must
have her aprons q la mode as well as
her frocks. Here is an apron which is
all in one piece having it's only seam
under the arm. The apron may be
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Sure Cure
For Rupture

New Scientific Appliance, Always . Perfect
fit-Adjustable TO Any Size Person Easy,
Comfortable, Never shps-Cests Less
Than Many Common Trusses Made
for Men, Women or Children.
Send II on Approvai-You Wear It-If Yoa
Are Not Satisfied, Refund Your
Money without . Question.
have invented q rupture appliance that can
safely say by 20 years experience in the rupture bus
mess Is the only that Will absolutely hold the
rupture and never slip and Is cool comfortable.
conforms to every movement OF the body without
chatting or hurting and COSTS less than many ordinary
trusses have put the price low that any p>~son,
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STAN PS AND COINS.

e IS PAID FOR RARE 1858 QUARTERS.
sDCs Keep all money coined before 1875 and send
10 cents Mt for q set of coin and stamp value
books. 1t may mean q fortune TO you Address
c. F. Clarke, Agent, Room 8. Leroy, N. Y.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

RS Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
WI ing. softens the gums and ailays all pain. Csc.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

NOR TEN CENTS I WILL SEND, postpaid q
IL pint package finest "Oriental Hair Tonic" and
W. d. JOHNSTON, Quincy, III
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,nn WILL BE PAID FOR

DOOO any case that my Liquor
Tobacco and Cigarette Remedies. In liq-
uid form. fail to cure. either with or
without patients knowledge-50 cents
and 81. Tablet form also. Mailed
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WILL BE PAID for any
D OUO Opium. Morphine and
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An echo reaches us from San Jose,
Cal, that the Tent at that place is In
highly prosperous condition, and at a
recent meeting obligated 20 Of our
brothers of the Sons of Veterans
Clara F. Hoover, National Correspond
ent. 507 Lakeside Building, Chicago.
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T OSIEG YOUR GRIP

ment at nome. without pain Loss OF time. Pay on
lnstaimentG DR. I'll. C. KEITH. Specialist In
Nervous Diseases, sii n st. TOLEDO. OHIO
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START A CANNING MISUNDERSTANDING
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Glnrf's pl6blihe3 2filfae6en olIer
poIitiiden 9(mbitioncu miro MN oui
Die @eiie erfldrt ooB Seinae ourG
nnoere 2Sntereiien eiuen 9ruf oui
i'm uuSgeii6t mo inn sum gtiidtrit'
~, ieinen @uniten beDcqen hot. %
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ouf frelmoIidlem 5itBe iteht iontc
feline 8ahl feline lmiiberIteigliber
Sftpierigfeiten moden.
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Ginbred)er totet
6efdDaftsn,anit.
ifebsrraidter 0isb ienert anf anasa
iebeuen 8irser.
Elicit uno lakt l|eute Int StidJ.
Der @et6tete luar @ertreter bee
Stanbaro Gelseiellidaft.
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Ne 10 0orf, Z. Roi. - Charles
g. Spies, Elm ongeiebener @ei6afts.
mann IN Staten SsInno uno angeb.
lid gertnltenSntoun oes 8. 8. Ro.
gers bon StanOaro Oil. iIt in oer
HadJt in ieinem SorIe an Scr 3oinp.
fins glpe. in Seem griabton oilf eta.
ten SSlano Inn aompfe bon eincm
Gtnbrcder erihoiien morbcu. Serr
spies mar elmer ser gcaiuten 0er
&idmono eight ano Gouer $50. lmo
Der Staten Sslano Ropio Irdniit so.
uno bepobnte Elm idoneS $aus In
einem ser beiter StaStteile.
Gpr mebrereH Wouateu NOR iein
Sdts bon Ginbredcru aepI6u0ert
mor0cr; er brreitetc iih Soroiti por,
Die ginbredler BEL einem pueitcn @c.
iItd nit bctpaiincter Sono 81 empian.
gen sSn Ger g1ddlt iUuroen Serr unO
;Sran Spies oura ein @crdnih ae-
medt, melhes elm Ginbrcd)cr ntodjte,
Der inn SpeiIe5immer Gi(beriadlen
ylinnmenpodte. Serr Spies ipfmJ
ouf erariff eiuen Rcuolbgr imb elite
mod oem 5pciieiiguuer. 100 er nitf
ben giubredler einen SdiiB dNgab,
ocr aber pcrbei aira. Der gSerbredher
ertpiSerte oas Seuer, ehe Serr 5pieS
gum StpeitenmoI idbieben fonrite. mo
traf i'm Ing Ser3. Gr entfIob nit
$interIaiilng ieiner 9eute.