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The National tribune., 1906-11-22
Reunion of the Morton Rifles.

The oath Annual Reunion Of the
Morton Rifles Oath Ind. was held Oct.
IL and ~ at Montpelier. Ind. The G..
A. r. OF that little city. assisted by the
Ladies Relief Corps had charge of the
matter. Seventy-eight members of the
regiment and At ladies were present
and excellent meals were, provided for
all until accommodation among the
citizens could be arranged. Good music
and good addresses We're the order of
the day, and at the business meeting it
was decided to hold the next Reunion
at Lapel, Ind. the second Thursday and
Friday of October. 1907. Eleven deaths
since the last Reunion were reported,
and the following officers for the en-
suing year elected: President, Harvey
Quinn, Lapel. Ind; Vice President, Jas
per Huffman. Lapel. Ind; Secretary, c.
b. Porter, LincolnviIie. Ind
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inent manufacturer. of Bethlehem. Pa.
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Rntfery ID, Inf II. A.

Editor National Tribune:.a / wouId
very respectfully inquire If you can give
me the address of either the President
or Secretary (Secretary ,preferred) o.
the following veteran associations: 34tf
N. Y; I'D Pa: 14oth Pa; Battery G
Ist N. Y. Art; Battery F. 1st Pa. Art.
Art.
AS the Secretary of the Veteran As,
ISOLATION of Battery B. 1st RI. l.. Art
l am trying very hard to make a com.
plete roster Of all the survivors. and in
this connection i am also anxious &c
get the address of the attached men
from the seven above-named, Organiza-
tions. who served for shorter or long
er period In Battery B. II There were
quite a large number of attached men
and would be greatly pleased to locate
as many as possible.--Chas Tillinghasi
Straight, Box 626, Pawtu6ket, r. I.
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Hooker Association of Massachusetts.

An association has been formed by
the members of Hooker's Old Brigade,
known as the Hooker Association of
Massachusetts,, which will hold an An
nual Meeting and Dinner on the anni-
versary of the Generals birthday, Nov
13, in honor of his memory and his
splendid record. Any person, veteran
or civilian. who Is a resident of Massa-
chusetts is eligible to membership with
the approval of the Executive Commit
tee and the payment of certain dues.
Additional information can be obtained
from Gen. T. r. Mathews, SS Broad ST.,
Boston, Mass.
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Reunion Of ..e 4zth ILL.

Reunion of the 47th III. took place
Sept. 10, at Peoria. H., and was well
attended. One Of the interesting events
OF the occasion was the presentation by
the comrades to Christian Welte. a
wagonmaster Of the regiment, OF a
blacksnake whip decorated with rib
bons, such whip being as intimately
associated with the veterans war ex,
perience as the army mule or the army
bean. The 47th belonged to the famous
Eagle Brigade, of which Archbishop
Ireland was Chaplain, and Robert j
Burdette, the well-known humorist, a
member, and was in the hottest of the
Southern fighting.
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10th N. Y. Cay.

The 45th Annual Reunion of the 10th
N. z. Cav. was held in Cortland. N. Y.
Oct. IL and IL. There were AZ veter-
ans present. among whom was L. p
Norton, of Homer, n. Y. who wore hi.
Legion of Honor badge awarded him
by Congress for meritorious service al
the battle of Sailors Creek. At the
election Of officers AdJt L. P. Norton
was chosen Colonel to succeed Col. l.
L. Barney. deceased. and DIR. L. w
Bliss. of Saginaw. Mich, was elected
Lieutenant-Colonel.
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Reception to the National President o
the Daughters of Veterans.

On Oct. 80. 1906. the Daughters of
Veterans of Chicago rendered to their
National President, Mrs Myrtle Good
year Kramer, and staff a reception,
which was held in beautiful Memorial
Hall, Public Library. 1t was largely
attended by the members of the Grand
Army and Auxiliary Societies, and was
in every way most enjoyable The dec
orations in the dining room showed the
National color-yellow-and large
Dunch OF yellow chrysanthemums was
presented to the President.
Mrs. Kramer is well known for her
untiring patriotic work. and has for
years been one of the active workers
among the Daughters of Veterans in
Illinois as well as in the National De-
partment. and she well deserves the
dissenting voice at MINNEAPOLIS.
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1st Ohio II. A. ReuuIou

The goth Annual Reunion of the Isl
Ohio II. A. was held Sept 5 and 6
1906, at Columbus, o. There were
about IT members of the regiment pres
ent and six ladies. Eight deaths were
reported, and the following officers
we're elected: President, w. S. Mat
thews, Toledo, o.: Vice President, r. w
Caldwell. Columbus. o.: Secretary
treasurer and Historian. H. c. Miller
Jackson, o. A brilliant address was
delivered by Judge d. F. Pugh, of CO.
lumbus; also one from the Hon. e. l..
Taylor, member of Congress from CO.
lumbuS District
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Reunion OF the I23d Ind.

The best Reunion of the 123d Ind
held in 3 years took place on Sept. II
and IL at Indianapolis, Ind Sixty-four
comrades were present and 32 ladies'
their wives and daughters. The Re-
union next year will be held in the
same place during Fair week. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
MAJ. Irwin Robbins. of indianapolis
Ind; VIM. S. Kaler, Secretary and
Treasurer, r. r. 2S, Glenwood, Ind
Thirteen deaths were reported ANY
comrade not on the roll seeing this is
requested to send his name and address
to the Secretary
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Annual Reunion of the .7th Ohio.

The 34th Annual Reunion of the It'll
Ohio was held. Sept. 20 and 81, a
Stockport, o.. and was thoroly enjoyed
by all present The town was beauti
fully decorated, and the citizens spared
no pains to give every one a good time
There were about so comrades present
many Of whom brought along thei
wives and families Capt. L. ]. Cuttel
was elected President, and Comrade J
w. Athey. of Marietta. o., Secretary
1t was decided to hold the next Re
union at Beverly. O.. the date of which
is left to the Executive Committee t.
decide.
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they may be KEPT al bay many years
by careful massage. The half receives
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assiduous maiden. and Particular care
Rsa .a t. The tbsx EoS for Ssshs Sai sh0ae tba
growth WIN be satisfactory. And she
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she believes that the air greatly pre-
serves its growth. Each day the hair is
separated at the roots and the air al.
lowed to freely circulate thru 1t. It is
serious error to worship the brush,
and treat the scalp in such way as
to weaken and kill the roots. For VIC
Tins Of the brush It is easy to point to
many men, who daily brush and brush;
the sitter the implement the better.
Badness is the certain outcome. A fine
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an enemy to the roots of the hair. In
warm weather it is prudent to wash
the hair with a preparation contain
ing alcohol. which dries the scalp and
renders perspiration less profuse, this
unpleasant feature of the Summer af-
fecting the roots of the hair most
alarmingly. Very oily hair is washed
with a shampoo containing sulphur.
while a very dry scalp is treated to a
To test the heat of the oven, have a
piece of white paper and place it IN
the oven. If too hot the paper will
speedily blacken or burn up; if it is a
delicate brown, the oven is fit for pas
try; should the paper turn dark yell
low. spongecakes and biscuits may be
set in the oven.
Chestnut Stuffing-The following is a
stuffing especially for turkey: Select
IL large chestnuts and boil them in
water until they are very tender: then
remove the skins and shells and pound
them in a mortar until they are a paste.
Stir half pound of bread crumbs into
four ounces of suet tbeef suet for
choice), add salt and pepper and a lit
tie lemon juice to taste. Mix into this
a pound Of the chestnut paste and the
stuffing is ready to use.
Fried Bread Croutons.-Cut all OF
the crust from a loaf of bread and cut
the inside into squares of about three
quarters Of an inch. Put a lump Of
butter or lard into pan and after it
has boiled drop in the bread and turn
it over and over until it Is an even
brown. Drain the squares and they
are ready for use.
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Saratoga.

William A. Robinson, 18th Ohio
Wellston, Mo-, has his doubts about
Saratoga Springs for the next National
Encampment. These are not removed
by the letters which have been pub
lished. Ths three trolley lines would
do poorly with such a crowd as there
was In Minneapolis. where there are 22
troiiey nnes. These We're taxed to their
full capacity for five days. He also
fears much for the boarding -house ac-
comm odations. as Saratoga has never
entertained SO great crowd for So.
long period as 1t must expect with
the National Encampment.
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Reunion of the 4iifh Ind.

The 46th Ind. held its 21st Annual
Reunion Oct. II and IL at Monticello
Ind. c. M. Parker, who belonged to
Co. of the regiment, delivered the
address. giving a brief history of the
organization. Sufficient money was
raised to pay for the fine granite monu-
ment which the regiment has erected
on its old camping ground at Logans-
port, Ind.
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Reunion of the I7stb Ohio.

The ESD Annual Reunion of the 175th
Ohio took place Sept. 81 at Hillsboro.
0. Forty-hve members were present,
gathering. The following officers were
elected: President, ]. F. Hill: Vice
President. v. p. Aaron; Secretary. G.
r. Pensyl. It was decided to hold the
next Reunion at Boston, o. Excellent
addresses and good music were fur
nished for the entertainment Of those
present.
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The 1907 Encampment.

Editor National Tribune: I protest
against Saratoga as place for next
Encampment. BY all means have II in
Washington. D. c. 1t will be an honor
and pleasure for the old veterans to
visit the Capital of the Nation they
fought to preserve. and where We WIN
feel at home and be delighted at the
same time.-W. A. Douglass. Co. d.
47th Ohio. Leitchfeld, Ky.
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Reunion Of wa.hinston County, O., Vet

erans.
The third Annual Reunian Of the
Washington County Veterans Aseocia-
ton took place Oct. Is and II. at
Marietta, o. Over 500 veterans regis
tered. and IS deaths were reported as
having occurred during the past year.
Gen. r. B. Brown was the principal
speaker at the Campfire, and suggested
a memorial arch for the city on account
of its historic association. President Col.
l. w. Moore and Secretary Capt L. J.
Cutter are entitled to much of the
success of the Reunion. During their
sojourn in Marietta the veterans were
invited by the President of Marietta
College to attend the unvailing of a
tablet erected on the college campus
to commemorate the first settlement of
the Northwest Territory Mrs. Alice
Roosevelt Longworth. who was present
with her husband, officiated in this
ceremony
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Co6demnink Action Taken at National
Encamnmenf. y

The Mississippi State Association Of
Confederate veterans. at their last Re.
union. which met at Jackson. Miss. in
September. 1906. adopted resolutionf
criticizins the wisdom of the action u
the Grand Army OF the Republic N
asking Gen. s. d. Lee. the leader Of tho
u. c. V. Association, to use his influ.
ence to suppress the movement to erect
a monument to Wirz. such action only
stirring up the ashes of amin osity.
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In Memoria.,.

Charles p. Austin Post, Austinburg.
g, has passed revolutions expressina
tne nign sense OF the comrades of the
worth. ability and usefulness of their
late cOnrads. Ms.en =. scovilis.
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FINANCIAL.

~ OLDFIELD, NEVADA, IS THE GREATEST
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Pc SIONS.

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THE FAMILY.
By sENoRA SARA.

To exterminate red ants. grease 3
plate with lard and set 4 whefe the
INSECTS abound. @ They Rssier ao IAsd to
few sticks around the plate for the
ants to climb up on. Occasionally turn
the ants will fall IN with the melting
lard. Reset the plate, ana in short
time you will catch them all.
That the use of soap is injurious to
the complexion is theory long since
abandoned. Specialists who have made
study Of the skin have learned that
soap is as necessary to the cleanliness
of the face as to that of the body, and
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Plain white CASTLE soap. especially that
made from olive oil. is. perhaps, as re-
liable and generally satisfactory as can
be selected, since It may be used for the
ordinary bath, for a shampoo for the
hair and as dentifrice.
Among foods considered medicinal
may be enumerated spinach and dan
delion, both Of which have a direct
effect upon kidney troubles, asparagus,
which is a blood purifier, and celery,
which is recommended as a nerve tonic
and a remedy for neuralgia and rheu-
matism. Tomatoes contain vegetable
calomel and stimulate the secretions of
the liver; lettuce and cucumbers cool
the system; beans nourish and strength
en- 1t. All of the onion tribe promote
digestion by stimulating the circulation
and thus increasing the saliva and gas
trio juice. White onions. raw, are said
to overcome insomnia, while red ones
are an excellent diuretic.