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that won't come of, appears on baby
FACE after one bottle Of Whites cream
Vermiflipe. the great worm medicine
Whv NOT keep that smile on baby s
face. If YOU keep this medicine on
hand, you will never see any lllns else
but smiles on his race MIS-. -.
Blackwell, Okla, writes MY DdD1
was peevish and fretiful. Would noe
eat and I feared he would die. i usea
a bottle Of Whites Cream Nermeinge
and he has not had a SICK Gay since.
Sold by. Peoples Drug store
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-20
HAZE CUTS.
The latest styiet in up-to-date Hair
t, Cuts at Cobb Hotel Barber shop.

You can see the poison Pine-ules
clears out of the kidneys and bladder.
A single dose at bedtime will show
vOu more poison upon rising the next
morning than can be expelled from
the system many other way. Rlne-ules
dissolve the impurities. labricate the
kidneys, cleanse the bladder, relieve
pain aud 90 away with back-ache
speedily, pleasanently permanently.
Sold by. A. =. Ovens.
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Does ever stin, your whole life flls
Does woe betidey
Your thought abide on suicide2
You need q pill.
Now for prose and facts-DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are the most pleas
ant and reliable pills known today.
They nevCr grippe. Sold By People S
Drug store
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stimulation without Irritation

That IS the watchword. That is
what Crino Laxative Fruit Syrup does.
Cleanses and stimulates the bowels
without irritation in any form
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y. . avery iclt tiin hOiAlNh Aot
/ Bartlesville on business.
Sol sisemore, deputy marshal at
sallisaw, was in the city today
Say, where did you get those nice
groceries? AT Jackson Brothers OF
course.
w. II. Kornegay left this morning
for visit to his old home in North
Carolina.
Mrs. NJ. G. Avery Of Kansas City is
here visiting her daughter Mrs. +.
W. Stryker.
! o. G. Marrs, a prominent farmer Of
the Clear creek neighborhood, was in
the city today.
Charles Pomeroy dropped into the
city today for short visit with his
old friend, 7. A. Hickman.
J. A. Shoemaker, representing the
Cooperative Lyceum bureau Of Oma-
ha, Neb., was in the city today
Miss Merle NJ. McClintock left this
morning for Colorado Springs Colo,
after an extended visit with her
brother, r. NJ. McClintock.
Harry Mitchell returned last night
from Muskogee where he has been at
tending meeting Of the territorial
pharmaceutical board, Of which he is
a member.
Miss Helen Vickery Of Emporia KS.
who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. B.
Coley, will leave tomorrow morning
for Coffeyyille where she will whistle
at the Chautauqua.
John WI. Moore Of the National
stockyards Kansas City, is in Vinita
today visiting his half brother, Lige
! Henderson. He was a member OF
| Troop L, Rough Riders
Mrs. J. G. Anderson Of Pryor Greek
returned to her home this morning.
| She was here attending the Chautau-
qua and was delighted with it. espe-
cially the lecture by Or. Dixon.
e. G.. Rothenberger, formerly a
member Of the United States land Of
flee while it was located here, but
now a resident Of Leavenworth, Kans
was visiting friends here today
There win be a special called meet
| ing Of the Womans Home Mission So
ciety Of the Methodist church to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ewing Halsell All members are urg-
ed to be present.
Mrs. Mary Holderman and Miss
| Pearl Holderman, who have been at
tending the Chautauqua and visiting
friends, return to their home in
Chetopa this evening. They were so
pleased with the Chautauqua that they
have already reserved tickets for next
year.
". p. Thompson, the attorney for
the Warren company, the grantee Of
the Vinita gas franchise, has been no
titled that the signed ordinance has
/ been received at the Bartlesville office
from the main office in New York,
and that it win be returned TO Vinita
Monday for publication.
Fred W. Bartell, manager Of the AS
sociated Chautauquas, who was at the
tent last night for the first and only
time during the present session, went
to Parsons this morning. The Par
sons Chautauqua will close tonight,
Pwhile the last Of the Chautauquas,
that at Clinton, Mo-, will close next
Thursday. Mr.. Bartell says the most
disappointing town in his whole Cir
cult has been Muskogee, which will
probably have 70 Chautauqua next
year
Account Colored Knights Pythias
encampment at Kansas City, July "A
| to 28. Frisco will sell round trip tick
cts to anyone to Kansas City al rate
of one and one-third fare, $3.50.
! Dates July % to 25, final return limit
II July 30.
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A Gettysbure Address. rob,.t.

James F. Howell. Chairman of the
New City Hall Commission of Newark,
". j., has sent an appreciative and
grateful letter to Alfred King, of the
Committee of Civil War Veterans. thank
ing them for placing the bronze tablet
containing Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress on the wall of the new Municipal
Building at Newark. In the recess in
the wall behind the tablet there were
placed rosters Of the Union and Con-
federate organizations engaged at Get
tysburg, colored map of the battle
field and rosters of Kearny. Lincoln.
Sheridan, Garfield and Hexamer Posts,
G. A. r.
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A Modish Little Wrap.

No. 3172.-The devotees Of fashion
are again realizing the graceful becom-
ingness of the cape, and it is seen in
varying form and styles as part Of
the most fashionable toilettes. The lit
tie cape shown here is one Of the latest
models in white taffetas. No adornment
mars its simplicity. save for the neat
stitching which follows it's edges. The
lower edge shapes downward in front
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shaped yoke gives a nice fitting effect
over the shoulders, while the narrow
front vest renders it becoming to the
tall or short figure. The front back
and sleeve show tucks in double box
pleat effect The deep cuff reaches to
the elbow and affords field for trimming
when desired. The narrow stitched
strap encircling the neck and ending at
the bust line is terminated with pretty
buttons. Silk, chaIlis or Rajah may
fashion this waist as well as linen or
batiste. For the medium size Is yards
of 36-fnch material are needed.
No. 3es2-5 sizes, 80 to 40 inches
huSt
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Reunloa of the ssd N. Y.

The Reunion of the 93d N. Y will be
held Sept. 26, 1906. Twenty-three
members of the old fighting regiment
who were attending the G. A. r. En-
campment, Department of New York.
rast week. voted unanimously to hold
Reunion on the above date. All survi-
vors of the 93d are requested to COM
municate with David H. King. Secre-
tary, Fort Edward, n. Y.
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National Tribune Patterns.
A Simple Russian Blouse.

No. 212s.-Among the new frocks
Tor girls there are many very pretty
ones In Russian blouse style, and every
sensible mother will want at least one
dress of this kind for the Summer out
fit. Here is one of excellent style made
of checked chambray with trimming
bands of plain material A belt of
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ment for the boy from to 12 years
Is unquestioned by those who have used
them, and they are an excellent ad-
vance from the canton flannel bed suit
which he has outgrown. The pattern
shown is sensible and easily made. For
material madras is popular, with wash
able frogs for fastening. In the me
dunn size the pattern calls for 3 a
yards of 36-inch goods.
No. 214s-sizes, 6 to IL years.
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Cure for Liquor and Tobacco.

The Kansas Ahti-Liquer Society Is
mailing free 8 recipe for the cure of the
liquor habit 1t can be given secretly in
food. Also one for the tobacco habit
request they make is that you do not
sell recipes. but give copies to friends
Address with stamp. Kansas Anti-Liquor
The National tribune., 1906-07-12
M E DICAL.
TRY 1T FREE

Return mail will bring you free to try
our complete new 3-foId absorption cure
for Piles, Ulcer, Ffssure, PrOInpse, Tu-
mOrs, Constipation and all rectal trou-
bles. II you are fully satisfied with the
benefit received. you can send US One
Dollar. II not. we accept your word.
and you are under no obligations what
ever. YOu decide, after a thorough trial
DR.. Van Weeks 3-Fold Treatment is cur
ing cases of even 30 and 40 years stand
ing. as well as all the earlier stages
We have thousands OF letters to prove
our claims. Act now and spare yourself
perhaps the most intense suffering. Our
3-Foid Treatment cures to say cured. be-
cause II is constitutional as well as To-
cal. removing the underlying causes. and
we want every sufferer to try it at our
expense Our valuable New Pile hook
Gin colorsl comes free with the trial
tratment, all in plain package. Send
no money-only your address-to DR..
Van Week Co, SC II, Majestic Bldg.
Jackson, Mich.
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A M0dash Blouae.

S No. 3062.-The nice separate waist
has again come into prominence as an
essential of the well-dressed woman's
wardrobe, and here is shown a design
of rare good style. Alice blue eolienne
or a lightweight broadcioth would
fashion this waist pleasingly and be
dressy as well as serviceable. The
The National tribune., 1906-07-12

MEN VACUUM TREATMENT
1NI Write for trial offer by physician. Have you
weak organs, lost strength. impotency. Our M
PROVED VACUUM DEVELOPER will restore you
quickly give permanent strength. without drugs
electricity You Will see and feel satisfactory effects
within week, ifnot, returnit We return your money
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trafed circulars: plain envelope.
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DIT EC Quick Belief Final cure In a short
l. 1ALkO time. Never returns No purge ne
save, no supposifory- Particulars mailed free Ad-
dress j. IL REEVES. Box SOS, New York, n. r.
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.NKLAHoMA LANDS-5o5OO0 ACRES RICH
~ Government lands, kiowaComanche Indians.
near Lawton opened by CONGRESS TO Homestead
Settlement THE Summer. Oklahoma don't irrigate;
fine climate; good seasons; new towns opened busi
ness opportunities; STATEHOOD. Maps. complete
Information homeseadng. opening terms etc. 50 cts.
CATRON & CO., Lawton, Okla.
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WANTED-Information regarding the
is believed to have served at Fort Car
roll, near Washington, as q member OF
Co. K, 10th N Y. h A; also, the address
of any officer or soldier who knew said
Monroe Bentley while in the service.
Address Ernest C. Bentley, Ablemans,
Wis.
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A Novel Shirt Blouse.

No. 3073.-Styles in shirtwaists are
many, but the progressive woman
chooses only those designs which are
best suited to enhance her own particu-
lar charms. The tendency in adorn-
ment is toward refined simplicity, and
the waist portrayed will find favor for
these very qualities. The blouse is tuck
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Renni0ns.

The SD Ind. win hold Reunion at
CovingtOn. Ind, on the banks of. the
Wabash. Aug. 30.-W. T. Ward. Secre-
tary, CovinBton, Ind.
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SOLDIERS HoMEsTEADs WANTED

Soldiers who served 90 days or more in Civil War,
honorabiy discharged and who filed on less than 16o-
acre honest cad before June - 1871 sell additional
right. 1 buy theml Also Land Warrants Write
Comrade A. NJ. VANCE. Des Moines. Iowa.
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CSnn WILL BE PAID FOR
.COoO any tfIat my Liquor
Tobacco and Cigarette Remedies, in ifq- IN
utd foru,. Eaii 10 cure, either with h~A
without patients knowedgc-JJ cents ~
and u. Tablet form also. Mailed ~
on receipt Of price. IA
n0n WILL BE PAID Ureny GHHrEA
~ OOO OPIUM Morphine and WzE/
Cocaine disease / cannot Treat N>~As>
ment at nomc without pain or loss OF time Paw on
instailmeRts. DR. Ii. G. KEITH, Specialist Ia
Nervous Diseases, sIl N st, TOLEDO, OHIO
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UTANTED-On the request of relations
w named Tschnor address is wanted
of the Generals widow, Alexandra Mac
donald. born TSchnor, whose husband,
Gen. Macdonald, is said to have fallen in
the rebellion war 1S61-1S65). Address
Emil Muller Hartman, Luzern, Switzer-
land.
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leather is worn with 1t, and is of the
same color as the dress. The square
pompadour yoke may be of plain ma
terial or of all-over embroidery The
blouse portion hangs straight without
any fullness save for the shaping out
below the belt line, while the skirt is a
round, full one The dress Is easily put
together and very practical for Tubing.
A grass linen or pongee might also
serve as material. Is yards of 36inch
goods are needed to develop the dress
In the medium size.
No. 212s-sizes, 6, 8, 10 and II years.
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The Boys Pajanns.

No. 214S.-There is not one boy out
of a thousand who does not aspire to
wear clothes like his fathers, and in
the case of pajamas the mother is usu-
ally more than delighted to grant this
wish. Some goed-style pajamas are
sketehed here. That they are prefer
able to any other kind of sleeping gar
The National tribune., 1906-07-12

VIZ ANTED.-The widow of Ewald
w Massow. alias George Mason.
wants to hear from officers or comrades
of Co. A. 18th Kan. Vol Int, who re,
member her husband. Mr.. Massow died
Aug IT, 1905. Mrs Ewald Massow. Lonl
Beach, Cal, r. r. Box 155-
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This new country will rapidly
fill up with all classes, as the
mines will help develop the farm
iag and grazing country. Many
thriving towns will spring up.
This manual contains mass
Of information not to be found
anywhere else.
= Sent free to every subscriber
who renews his subscription Or
to any new subscriber sending 81
for years subscription. Those
wishing this book should use the
blank appearing on this page
when sending their subscrip-
tions.
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T osING YOUR GRIP

OSING YOUR GRIP
IL When physical activities seem to be weaken
Ing and the mind losing ts grip the restorative powers
ofJuyen Pisassert themselves by feeding nerves.
reaching every function of the human organism Civ
Ing refreshing sleep. appetite strength and health
trial quickly proves their far-reaching efficacy. OF
Sent only by C. l. HOOP Co..-Hood's Sarsapa-
rila.-Lowell. Mass. receipt Of this advt and 81
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PERSONAL.

VIOU CAN'T BE ROCKEFELLER but yon can
4 be a successful song writer. There's money in It,
Poems wanted. Send for particulars ORPHEUM
MUSIC COMPANY. ilS3 Broadway, New York.
The National tribune., 1906-07-12

A TASCADOR COLONY-50 miles from Tampco
n Mexico: miles from railroad; 1871 900 acres sub
divided into so tracts being sold 10 Americans at
a uominal price easy terms. Richest land in the
world. Tropical fruits Two crops corn annually;
alfalfa green the year round Write for general infor
nation JNO. II. BELCHER & SONS,
Henrietta Texas
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Classified Advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED.

A 0ENTS-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; o. 90
"a an hour Introducing best selling articles on
market. Charles C. s. Homer Co., 1850 Pens Ave.
Pittsburgh. PA
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ed front and back, some tucks con-
tinuing to the waist line and others
ending at the bust to provide a modish
fullness. The fancy applied collar may
be omitted if desired. but its smart lines
add much to the effect of the whole
The point shaped down to the waist
line in back gives the much desired
slender appearance. while the broad
ness on the shoulders lends that quality
to the wearer. The sleeve has full puff
to the elbow, ending in a tight cum.
The waist is very easy of construction,
and the veriest amateur may not hesi-
tate to undertake it. For medium
size yards of 36-inch material are
needed.
No. 307s-6 sizes, 32 to AZ inches
bust measure.
The National tribune., 1906-07-12
BOOKS AND PICTURES.

VALUABLE BOOKS FOR sALE-By daughter
OF a veteran. Il Encyclopedias: War An
nais 10 New American Cyciopsediss. Vol l. Register
ofImpor;ant Events of the Year 1851. embracing Io
litical. Civil. Military AMI Social Affairs Public Docu
ments biography. statistics Commerce, Finance
Literature science. Agriculture and Mechanical In
dustry. Vol III. is6,, Vol III. lSs:: Vol Nv. 1854
Vol v. 1863 published by Appleton New Yotg. Any
reasonable sum will be accepted.
Miss Flora Chapman. Bethel Vermont.
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WIDOWS.

CPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO WIDOWS,
= claims for pension. Write me at once after death
OF husband, sending his pension certificate will
collect what is due him for you and get the high
est pension allowance for yourself. r. W. SHOP
PELL, Pension Attorney, Washington. D. C.
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NY COMRADE RECEIVING LESS THAN $l2
II should inform me OF the number of his pension
certificate the per month be is getting: also the
day and year of his birth. Then will write him how
TO get increase. r. W. SHOPPELL, Pension
Attorney Washington, D. c.
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and opens in V at the neck, which is
finished with a collar of fanciful out
line. The garment owes its entire style
TO the cut, there being no seam or other
feature where a mistake could possibly
be made in the reproduction. The COL
lar may be omitted If preferred. This
little cape would be very effective made
Of taffetas to match a cloth skirt or Of
linen or Rajah to complete a costume
For a medium size 1 yards of 44-inch
material are needed.
Pattern No. 3172 is in 4 sizes, 80 to
AZ inches bust measure.
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PENSIONS.

LIVERY PENSION CLAIM THOROUGHLY
IA considered. The highest possible allowance se-
cured by applying to r w. SHOPPELL,
Pension Attorney, Washington, d. @.
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A Pretty square-Yoked Night Dress.

No. 2051-For all-around usefulness
the square-yoked nightgown is an ex-
cellent model, and many prefer it to
the newer and more elaborate ones.
because it is one of the tried and true"
kinds. Tae neck edge is high and
close, so that none of the fresh night
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MALE HELP WANTED.

tNiREMES and Brssemen on Maryland and other
n railroads Expericnc. unnecessary. Firemen Si00,
eecome Engineers and earn 500 monthly. Brakemen.
5 become Conductors and earn Si5o Positions await
lag strong. competent young men. State age. send
stamp. Name position preferred. Railway Asss~'l-
Ton. Room l99-ess Monroe street. Brnnklvn. Y.
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REAL ESTATE.

ISOR SALE-VALUABLE FARM AND MA
Il chnery for sale. On account of old age, offer
sell my home in the village Of Eihel, situated
the Canton and Aberdeen Branch of l. c. r. RIO
acres Of ane improved land. With good dwelling.
stables. barns tenant houses garden orchard: good
gin and grist mill. equipped with firstclats
chinery has dne custOm located in a good farming
and healthy country; good people good schools and
churches. with plenty of good water. The above L
offer for s. half cash; balance time payments
suit the buyer. For further particulars addressl
ROBERT J. BELL, Ethel, Miss.
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"ANTED-The addresses of officers or
w members of Co. c.. 5th Pa. Cav.
Testimony is desired to substantiate tho
affidavits made by Herman Hagemiller,
Co. c, 5th Pa. Cav, that he was in the
field hospital with yellow jaundice and
his eyes were affected, thereby he is now
totally blind Especially is it desired to
locate any of his comrades who were
with him from 1862 to 1865. Address C.
A. Helfer, 141 Broadway, New York City.
N Y
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WTANTED-The address of members ne
w Co. ID. 1st Regiment of Mo. S. NJ.
Cav volunteers or comrades of W. NJ
Wooton. of Co. d. Address J. B. Coffman,
Prairie View, Ark.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

IO1 TIL PA.-The Annual Reunion OF
1cI the 134th Pa. will be held at Cas-
cade Park, New Castle. Pa, Aug. 16,
1906-John D. Orr. Secretary, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
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"ANTED-The address of Joseph Ar
w Kens, who served with me in the
army: last heard from in Kansas. Adj
dress Simeon T. Purdy, Co. I. Sd w. Va.
ard Co. C, 6th W. Va Cav, r. F. D. 1,
Penbrook. Pa.
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Opening Of the Shoshone Reservation.
Handbook Of Information the 0penny d tn, Shoshon Reservation

The National Tribune complete handbook all avalab
ShOshone
pictures, gives accurately the
gold said to
contains full soldiers home
o locating these.
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NyANTED-Addresses of comrades OF
w Battery d. 1st Maryland Light Ar
tiIlery; by Julius Forkel. S09 Forest Ave,
East, Detroit, Mich
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Just a hint to women who buy shirt
waists. Get white ones. They laun-
der beautifully and are pretty and clean
looking just as long as they are fit to
wear. and they do not soil one bit
quicker than percale Or calico. But.
if you have a faded waist, you can
whiten it by boiling it IN strong lye
water. and putting out in the sun to
bleach. Then you can trim with lit
tie lace or embroidery and have a new
waist.
The National tribune., 1906-07-12

"ANTED = Information regarding
w Monroe Armstrong; last heard of
about four years ago at Wheeling, W.
Va, where he was running an engine in
the railroad yard. Address his father,
Eugene Armstrong Newville, W. Va.
The National tribune., 1906-07-12

Busy housemother, don't smile, but
try it-using paper napkins. Their
cost is almost nothing. They do not
have to be washed and ironed, and they
have the merit of being always fresh.
Then, too. the children will not grow
up with the idea that the napkin is a
towel or mop, as great many peo-
pie seem to think. Men who make a
study of scientific health clothing are
questioning whether it would not be
wise to use paper napkins. tablecloths
and handkerchiefs, and burn all up af-
ter one using. Just think Of the saving
in laundry work.
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UTANTED-The address of VIM. II.
w Craig. Sth Mich. Cav: last heard
from in St Louis, Mo-. In 1867. Address
Mrs. Mary C. Brooks, 4126 Mad Anthony.
Ohio.
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A good way to mend kid gloves if
they are torn or ripped: First, button
hole stitcn around the rent, not so close
as in buttonhole; then overcast, tax
ing up the thread of the buttonhole on
the edge, and then draw the edges to-
gether.
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NTANTED-The addresses of members
w of the 5th q. s. C. T, especially of
Co. E. Address Spencer Ford, Bidwell,
Ohio.
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"ANTED-The address of Stephen
w Hitler and Aug. Murray. of Co II.
10th Mo. Cav The evidence of these COM
rades Is wanted in a pension case. Adj
dress James Kinion, Truxton, No.
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UYANTED-The addresses of comrades
w of Co C. I'd Battalion, 10Th U. s.
Inf. who were on march with writer from
Graysvflle. Ga, TO Atlanta, Ga VIM. IL.
Brown, Pfouts Valley, Pa.
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WTANTED-Information regarding C.
w w. Darling, Co. II, seth Ohio, who
was a wagon master on the Atlanta
campaign. Address j. ]. Darling, r. F.
D. 5, Box IT, East Toledo, Ohio.
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MISC ELAN ECJ:s.

Mrs wlnsIow's Soothing Syrup Is an anexeelled
NJ medicine for Children while Teelhing. &C.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-02
GuLLEON
Candidate for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
DEALS MILDLY WITH OPPONENT

correets Misrepresentation In a Most
Emphatic Way-te Also Presents
Remarkably Strong Facts In Sup
port of His Candidacy.
To the Democrats of Kentucky;
A most unexpected and unjust
charge has been brought against me
by my opponent in the race for super
lntendent OF public instruction. II the
charge-were true It should defeat me.
II II is false the Democrats OF Ken
lucky should know 1t in order that
Justice may be done to me. The charge
Is that am unfriendly to the new
state normal schools.
He says in a letter TO county super
Intendents OF schools. MIR. Gullion Ii
strongly endorsed by those who have
fought state normal schools" From
that text he argues that this contest
becomes a fight between the advo
Gates OF state normal schools on on'
side and the enemies OF those insitu