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Soldiers Monument mt Pasadena. c.,

Memorial Day at Pasadena, Cal. was
made memorable by the dedication of a
soldiers monument In Liberty Park. The
statue, which represents a private SOL
der in the act of marching, his gun
across his shoulder, was modelled from
one which stands on the battlefield of
Vicksburg. The original was made by
woman, the wife of Henry H Kitson,
weil-known sculptor of Massachusetts.
The statue in Liberty Park is of bronze.
and cost $4,000. On the front of the
monument Is this Inscription: Erected
by the citizens OF Pasadena to perpetu-
ate the memory of the defenders of the
Union from '61 to '65." A long and
Interesting program was carried out,
embracing many good speeches and mu-
sic by the Pasadena City Band. One
item Of interest was the presence upon
the platform of small blood-stained
flag which did service at the siege of
Vicksbprg. IL was taken from the tower
of observation which was built to OBJ
serve the enemy's movements. 1t was
first owned by the famous "Coon-skin
Sharpshooter," but has now passed into
the possession of his nephew, resident
of Pasadena
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MUSTERED OUT.

NIGHTENGALE-ln Roxbury, Mass,
March 20. 1906, Charles Lowell Night
engale, aged rs years. Comrade Night
engale was Lieutenant in Co. H, 29th
Mass. He is survived by a widow and
one son.
REESE.-In Charleroi. Pa, April 6,
1906. David b. Reese. aged 81 years, six
months and 19 days. Comrade Reese
served in Co. G. 200th Pa.
REYNOLDS.-At Milton, Wis, May
6, 1906, George C. Reynolds. Comrade
Reynolds served in Co. X, 18th Wis. He
is survived by widow.
RICHARDSON.-In Macedonia. ILL.,,
April 3. 1906, Samuel d. Richardson.
aged 73 years. Comrade Richardson
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Department of Massachusetts, G. A. r.

Circular Letter. No. 2. from j. Payson
Bradley. Department Commander Of
Massachusetts, G.. A. R.. announces the
passage by the Legislature of an act
exempting from taxation to the amount
Of $1,000 the real and personal property
of veterans of the war OF the rebellion
and their wives or widows when the
whole value of the PERSONS property
does not exceed $4,000. The Depart
ment has arranged to have a special
train to Minneapolis which will carry
the officers, representatives. comrades
and ladies' of the allied orders. 1t will
leave Boston Saturday Aug. II. at 9:35.
and stop over at Chicago for four hours
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sleeve is decidedly out of date The
sleeves shown in No. 1929 are extremely
new and smart models. The lego
mutton is individual in the tiny tucks
which extend from the inside seam and
furnish a graceful fullness. The point
at the wrist is softened by frill of mar
row lace. The elbow sleeve, which is so
chic. has good representative in the
one shown. The pretty fullness which
forms the top is shirred in vertical ef-
feet, and the whole terminates in a
saucy cavalier cuff, which is finished
with ruche of narrow lace.
These models are not difficult to fash
ion, and the most inexperienced dress
maker can create them with success
The leg-o'-mu.ton sleeve requires 2
yards and the elbow sleeve / " yards of
36-inch material.
No. 3022-sizes, small, medium and
large.
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More Battlefield Parka.

At the last Encampment of the De-
partment Of Georgia, G.. A. r.. a reso-
luton was passed to make an appeal to
Congress to enact such legislation as
would authorize the establishment of a
National Military Park near Atlanta to
include the battlefieIds of Peach Tree
Creek, Atlanta and Ezra Church, and
to connect the three battlefieids by
boulevards or driveways. The Georgia
delegation to the National Encampment,
G. A. r.. was instructed to use all its
efforts to have the National Encamp-
ment indorse this proposition.
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Free Cure for Heart. Disease.

The Cardiani Chen4caAo Co. Inc. East
Hampton. Conn. offers tei send to every
applicant a full SL00r tpottie of Cardiani.
their inestimable remedy for heart dis
ease. absolutely freeD This Is the best
exhibition of confidence that any medical
concern has ever mader-sad IL costs the
user nothing TO make the trial. Fully
explanatory literature will be sent with
the remedy. including testimonials from
hundreds who have been permanently
cured. Address Cardiani Chemical Co.,
Inc, East Hampton, Conn. H
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Sunset Magazine Subscribers.

Word has been received from the
publishers of Sunset Magazine that part
OF their subscription lists were lost in
the recent San Francisco fire. Subscrib-
ers may receive the balance of the Is
sues still due il they send a copy OF
their receipt or part of the wrapper
used in mailing previous issue, or il
they furnish other evidence which the
publishers can consistently accept. Sun
set Magazine is temporarily located in
the Ferry Building, San Francisco, Cal.
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ment Of New York. He was a prisoner
of war for Is months.
WHITE.-At Santa Cruz, Cal, April
13. 1906. James ID. White. Comrade
White served IN Co. b, fst VI. Cav. and
was a member OF Post 80. G.. A r..
Department OF California and Nevada.
He Is survived by a widow and two
daughters.
VfNCENT.-In Ord. Neb.. Feb. 2s.
1906. Horace Vincent. Comrade Vim
cent served in Co. K. ssth ILL.,
YOUNG.-In Buchanan Valley. Pa.
Nov. Z, 1895. VIM. I. Young. aged 72
years. Comrade Young served in Co.
G., 165th Pa. and remained a soldier in
heart until his death
MILLER.-At Valparaiso. Ind. Dec
3. 1905. Ira Miller. Comrade Miller
served in Co. C, 18th Ind, and also in
Co. K, 18th Ind, to the close of the war.
Comrade Miller had been confined to
his house for more than 90 years. only
going out of doors when wheeled in an
invalid-chair.
Comrade ]. C. McAlpin sends in the
following list of deaths In Walters Post,
229. G. A. R.. Department of Indiana:
Myron ]. Sweet, Co. I. 5th Ind. Cav,
aged 20 years; John Hall. Co. G.. 9Th
III. Cav, aged II years: Lieut. H w.
Shafer. oath Ind. Battery. aged IL
years; Francis NJ. Palmer, Co. I, 5th
Ind. Cav, aged 63 years.
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Reunion second EngIe Brigade.

The Second Brigade, First Division,
Sixteenth Corps, known as the Eagle
Brigade" will hold Reunion in Court
room No. 1. City Hall, Minneapolis, on
Aug. IA next at 2:30 p. m. Regiments
in brigade-8th Wis, 5th and 9th Mimi,
11th Mo-. 47th Ill. and I'd Iowa Battery
This announcement of the Reunion is
made by Dura Corbin, ]. V. c., of the
Department of Minnesota, Little Falls,
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Reunion of Dist N. Y.

The 91st N. Y. will hold Reunion at
Albany, n. Y, Oct. 10. 1906, the 45th
anniversary of the muster-in of the reg
iment. All surviving comrades of this
command are requested to send their
names and present addresses to the Sec
retary, so that complete roster of the
regiment may be compiled. Address
John E. Jones, Secretary. 91st N. Y.
Veterans Association, 249 Clinton Ave,
AIbany N Y
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Fuller's Ohio Brigade.

The 27th, 3sth. 43d and Sad Ohio
will hold their Annual Reunion Wednes-
day, Sept. 5, at 10 a. m. afternoon and
evening, at Council Chamber. City Hall,
State street, Columbus, o. A condensed
history of the brigade from start to fin
ish will be read at the Reunion, cover
ing the four years service. J. C. Raj
ston, Secretary, Steubenville. o.; Chas.
H. Smith, President. Cleveland, o.
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Department of Ohio.

Department Commander George A
Harman, Department of Ohio. G. A. r.,
has issued his first order. II. l. Blaire,
Lancaster. o.. is appointed his Assistant
Acknowledgement and James NJ. Rob-
erts Assistant Quartermaster-G General.
Department headquarters are establish
ed at Lancaster, o.
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Reunion I'd Wis. Cav.

The survivors of the I'd Wis. Cav. will
hold a Reunion in Court Room No. 3,
second floor. Court House, Minneapolis,
Mimi, during the National Encamp-
ment. The first meeting will be held at
p. M, Tuesday, Aug. IA. The Presi-
dent of the Association is Capt. d. L.
Riley, Lakefield, Mimi; Comrade o. S.
Sisson, La Crosse, Wis, is Secretary and
Treasurer.
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Reunlon of the 1st and I'd Ohio Resi
mental Association.

The Goth Annual Reunion of the 1st
and I'd Ohio Association, Schenck's Bril-
gade. will be held at Franklin. o.. Sat-
urday, July 81. in commemoration of
the 45th anniversary of the firsADattle
Of Bull Run. Meeting at Opera House
Il a. m. Comrade ]. C. Brown. Frank.
lin. QY Is President, and Comrade Isaac
Kfndie, II South Spring St., Springfield,
O., is Secretary.
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Reunion OF Ohio Regiment.

The Annual Reunion of the both. 51st.
SD. 18th. S0th and 98th Ohio will be
held at Uhrichsville. o.. Aug. 80. Any
information will be furnished by Com
rads a.. W. Walton, Of the SSth Ohio.
and Secretary of the Reunion Commit
tee. Uhrichsville, o.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

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This new country will rapidly
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This manual contains a mass
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A Frock for n Maid.

No. 3O59.-Chfldren's dresses nova
days are the expression of grace and
suitability. They are made full enough
to supply the needs of the undeveIoped
figure and for the activities of child
life. Here is a little gown of brown
challis with a broad sailor collar of
white and the front trimmed with en-
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National Tribune Patterns.

on the Bottom which holds the garment
in place at the watstline. A yoke in
square or round neck is given, which
may be made Of the material or of en-
broidery. This may be used or not. as
desired. For the medium size this cor
set cover requires 1 y yards of 36-inch
material or Is yards Of 13-inch hounc-
ing.
No. 2215-sizes, 80 to ~ inches bust
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yoke depth and closed in the back. A
very attractive waist is sketched here
which may be made at home without
difficulty and prove immensely becom-
ing. The sheer batistes are excellent
for the waist intended for nice wear,
while the fife lawns and linens are the
usual choice for general wear. The pat
tern requires * yards of 3G-inch ma
terial for the medium size.
No. 3013-sizes, u, IA and 16 years.
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A Tucked Blouse for q Girl,

No. 3o13.-For the everyday waist
which must endure frequent tubbings
tucks are a favorite with women and
girls. Many of the most trim and dainty
waists of the season are tucked to deep
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comfort and Grace In a Tea Jacket.

= Mo. 2212.-The warm days are ats
Eether enjoyable If one can don a cool
sack in the warm portion of the day
and appear attractive as we'll as COM
Portable. A very dainty sack is given
here which may be made with little
difficulty. A soft washable silk was used
in the one shown, with a sheer lace
about the collar and ribbon-run bead
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broidered bands. The dress closes in
back, the full skirt and blouse being
joined by a belt. Small tucks turning
toward the armhole furnish fullness for
a graceful blouse in front and back
Several tucks also assist the fare of the
skirt and provide pleasing adornment.
The broad collar may be omitted and
the dress made as simple and unpre-
tentious as desired. Any Of the soft
wOrsted materials may be used for this
as well as the wash fabrics. A small
shepherd plaid would prove pretty with
vest and collar of plain color. For
the medium size 4 " yards of 36-inch
material are needed.
No, 3059-5 sizes to IA years.
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Two New Sleeve.

No. 3022.-The sleeve Is the indicator
Of the fashions, and although a small
member is one which will not allow it
self to be overlooked. The sleeve has
changed its whole aspect in a twelve
month, and the blouse with last years
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01 tn PA--The Annual Reunion of
the 134th Pa. will be held at Cas-
CAGE Park, New Castle. Pa. Aug. 16.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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A NY CUdRADE RECEIVING LESS THAN $f2
II should inform me Of the number OF his pension
certificate, the rate per month he is geftinG also the
day and year Of his birth. Then will write him how
to get an increase. r. W. SHOPPELL, Pension
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This potato salad is fine, too 1t is
made from boiled new potatoes care
fully chilled and cut into dice, six tiny
green onions cut in thin slices, one crisp
cucumber. also sliced, half pound of
walnuts chopped moderately fine, a
dozen stuffed olives. teaspoonful of
celery seed is added to the dressing.
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Parents are very prone to forget thai
not their prayers. but their lives, are
reproduced in the lives of their chill
dren.
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The short flowing sleeves In either plain
or scalloped outline. 1t is well suited to
development in linen, silk or broadcloth,
and affords opportunity for attractive
adornment The small sketch shows
another style of coat in fancier outline
and very chic. Both are given in the
pattern. and may be made without diff
Guilty. For the medium size either coat
calls for 2h yards of 21-inch material
for the medium size.
No. 2214-sizes, 32, "a, 36 and 80
Inches bust measure.
IA One-Piece Corset Cover.
No. 2215.-The corset cover is not
necessarily an intricate piece of work.
and one of simple style is shown. The
wide embroiderieS are very good for
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Try this salad: Ten hard-boiled eggs
are cut into dice, with three crisp, me-
dunn sized cucumbers, SIX cold, boiled
potatoes, head of celery and one tiny
green onion, the onion to be cut in
rings. This salad Is favored with pa
prika and celery salt
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Pc SION s.

LIVERY PENSION CLAIM THOROUGHLY
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Here is an answer that Charles Dick
ems made to querist once. He received
In his mail this question:
After having read several of your
books 1 would like to hear from you
how you would bring up child"
His answer was:
III can make my horse, my dog and
my cat love me and obey through af-
fection, how much more should 1 be
able to make the child of my own blood
love and follow me. My dear madam,
rear child through the respect which
is born of mutual love"
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ing at the edge of the sleeve. A deep
yoke in front is concealed by the deep
collar, but the front of the garment is
much more graceful for this same yoke
and the lowering of the gathers. Amy
seasonable material may be used for
the sack, and high neck may be had if
desired. For the medium size 3 u yards
of 36-fnch goods are needed.
No. 2212-sizes, 80 to A inches bust
measure
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"ANTED-The address of John Mil
w Ter, VIM TAFT or James Smith. all
or co. A. goth Regiment, Invalid Corps
Pa -
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Tive Jaunty Boleros.

~ No. 2214.-The cape effects in bolero
Jackets are great favorites this year, and
SO many of the real capes are worn
that it is sometimes difficult to differ
entiate between them. The jacket has
several advantages over the cape, and
the majority of women prefer it. One
attractive little coat is shown having
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Froebei said: 'The first grasping Of
childish hands is sign of mental awak-
ening."
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Opening Of the Shoshone Reservation.
Handbook Information the Opening Of the Shoshone Reservation

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the
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of locating these.
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WYANTED-The address OF members ot
w Co. d, 1st Regiment of Mo. s. NJ.
Cav. Volunteers or comrades of w. NJ
Wooton, of Co. D. Address J. B. Ceffman,
Prairie View, Ark
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-" Charles f. Durye. who served i'm
w ANTED-If Fannie Durye widow OF
Cos. b or A, 134th Reg't Ind. Vol. Inf or
the minor of said soldier will give their
present address to Box 2s4. SheIbyviIie,
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interest.
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"ANTED-The address of any officer
w or private of Co. G, 7th Mo. State
Militia in 1862 or later. Address NJ. G.
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. claims for pension. Write me at once after death
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WANTED - Information regarding
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UYANTED-The address of VIM. n.
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from In st. Louis. Mo-, in 1867. Address
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Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED-Addresse of comrades OF
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East, Detroit, Mich.
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"ANTED-The address of r. II. Will
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John ]. Brown, Riverhead N. Y.
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"ANTED-The address of some one
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eral Hospital at Beverly, w. Va, or Graf
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August. 1852 Address J. T. Oliphant.
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For excessive perspiration- which is
both disagreeable and debiiitating, some
of the unpleasant effects may be allayed
by washing the affected place with one
part boracic acid and 10 parts water.
Then dust the skin with powdered bo-
racic acid.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is an unexcelled
M medicine for Children while Teething. 25c.
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WTANTED-The address of Stephen
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10th Mo- Cav. The evidence of these COM
rades is wanted in a pension case. Ad-
dress James Kinion, Truxton, Mo.
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UYANTED-The address of any one
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member Of Capt. Howard f. Stansburys
company (K), 18th U. S. Inf. Address Mary
Coleman. 129 East Gold St. Butte. Mont.
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"TANTED-The addresses of officers or
w members of Co. C, 5th Pa Cav.
Testimony is desired TO substantiate the
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Co. C, 5th Pa. Cav, that he was in tha
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his eyes were affected. thereby he is now
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locate any of his comrades who wert
with him from 1862 to 1865. Address @
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UTANTED-The address of John But
w tier. Tunis Campbell, Serg't Nc
Bride. all of Co. C, I'd N. ]. Cav; by John
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UyANTED-The address of my son.
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Cleveland, Ohio. Address S. r.. Spencer,
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addresses Of comrades
w OF Co. c. I'd Battalion, 18th u. s..
Graysville, Ga, to Atlanta, Ga VIM. H.
Brown, Pfouts Valley, Pa.
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the laws governing soldiers homestead the
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