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WOODWARD.-At Soldiers Home,
Santa Monica, Cal, Dec. &c. Eben j.
Woodward Comrade Woodward served
in Co. D. 112th Ill.
JONES-At Glendale. Ore. Jan. II.
Levi White Jones. Comrade Jones
served in Co. B. 112th Ill
THOMAS.-At Gibbs, Mo-. May e.
Alanson ID. Thomas Comrade Thomas
served in Co. l, 112th Ill.
VADER.-At State Center, Iowa,
June 90, David Vader. Comrade Vader
served in Co. 1, 112th Ill.
JACKSON.-At Lafayette, H., July
10. Andrew jackson. Comrade Jackson
served in Co. G. 112th Ill.
FARRELL.-At his home in Day
ton, KY, Aug. Is, VIM. H. Farrell. aged
Ga. .C0mrade Farrell served in Co. Z,
39th Ohio, and was a member of Joe
Hooker Post, G.. A. r.
LUCKY.-At Baltimore. o., Marcn
Is, Henry H. Lucky. Comrade Lucky
served three years in Co. K, 18th Ohio,
for duty In private life he was noted
for his honesty and integrity. He is
survived by Il widow and one son.
BURGOON-At GAINESVILLE, o.. May
Is, Peter Burgoon, aged SO. Comrade
Burgoon served in Co. H, 18th Ohio.
DUFF.-At Milan, Ind, May 8, John
Duff Comrade Duff served as drum
mer boy in Co. E, 18th Ohio, and what
he lacked in size was more than male
up in bravery. He was always on the
front line, ready for duty. A widow
survives him.
ALCOKE.-At Marietta, O., July 3,
Charles Alcol5e. Comrade Alcoke serv-
ed as Chief Bugler of the 7th Ohio Cav.
He was a splendid soldier and a good
citizen, dearly loved by all who knew
him.
ASH-At his home near Cadillac,
Mich, Allen Ash, aged ~. Comrade
Ash served three years in the 4th Mich.
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Reunion of the 10th Mich.

Survivors of the 10th Mich, to the
number of 60, answered to roll call in
their 27th Annual Reunion, held at
Detroit on Sept. 6. Many were ac-
companied by the girls they left be-
hind in 1876 ard other members of
their present families Comrade Thos.
). McGraw, of old a Corporal in the
regiment, entertained the visitors by a
steamer excursion of 30 miles to Star
Island and by q banquet there The
next session will be at Bay City. Off
GERS elected are: President, John G.
Berry, of Vanderbilt; Vice President,
Henry II. Aplin. Bay City; Secretary
Treasurer, j. y. Mcknight, Bay City.
These. with Frank Keeler. Saginaw,
constitute the Executive Committee
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Cav. He was member of George
Boyd Post, G. A. r., which organiza-
ton had charge of his funeral. He is
survived by a widow and three sons.
Nov. 5, 1906, Robert Patterson. Com
rade Patterson served in Co. F, 37th
Wis. and is survived by a widow.
SCOVILLE.-At Austinburg, O., Aug.
4, 1906, Myron E. Scoville. Comrade
ScoviIle served in Co. H, seth Ill, a
brave soldier and true comrade.
HALE.-At Pittsburg. Pa. Jesse
Hale. Comrade Hale served as Lieu
tenant of Co. l, seth Ill.
GATES.-At Aurora. ILL.,, Dec. 81,
1906. Oscar Gates. C0mrade Gates
served in Co. z, S9th III.
SAULS.-At Joplin, Mo-, June 10.
Thos. E. Sauls. Comrade Sauls was
the oldest citizen of Jasper County and
the veteran of three wars. He served
during the civil war as Sergeant of the
9th Kan. Cav. Comrade Sauis was an
hon arary member of Webb City Post.
G. A. r. The funeral ceremonies We're
very simple but impressive. About 2oO
people were present, among them three
of his old comrades of the 9Th Kan.
Cav. He is survived by three children.
WILLIS.-At the home of his daugh-
ter in Fort Madison, Iowa, April 3,
Joseph W. Willis. aged 50. Comrade
Willis served in the 22d Wis. from 1862
till the close of the war. He is sur
vived by four children.
CHAMBERLIN.-At Middlesex. Vt,
June 2S. Burt J. Chamberlin. of heart
and dropsy trouble. Comrade Cham
berlin served in Co. B, 18th Vt. He is
survived by a widow.
SPENCER.-At Eureka Springs,
Ark. July 2, Capt. Harlow N. Spencer,
aged nearly 50 years. Capt. Spencer
served with distinction as Second and
First Lieutenant and Captain of Co. +,
7th Ohio. After being mustered out
he helped raise the 171th Ohio. and
served in it as Captain of Co. K until
the close of the war. He took part IN
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Survivors Of the 18th iii,

The 77th Ill. met In Reunion in
Peoria. Ill. Sept. 4. 1907. The muster
of this regiment, including recruits. ag-
gregated 1,076 men. They We're in II
battles; 3S men were killed in battle;
$50 died of disease and wounds; 424
were mustered out at the close of the
war. OF these SO met in this Reunion;
eight States We're represented: SO years
was the Oldest mans age; 253 are on
the Secretary's list as now living: eight
names are on the Roll of Dead for the
last year. Frank N. Ireland. Secretary,
Washburn, III.
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Reunion of 9th Ind, Cay.

With request that it be made special
for early publication, a notice of the
Annual Reunion of the 6th Ind Cav,
the list Ind. Vol, is sent to The Ma
tional Tribune-a newspaper clipping.
which states that the reunion will be
held in the Commercial Club rooms on
Oct 10" The request comes from
Sanford, Ind. Whether the Reunion is
to be held thtre or elsewhere The Ma
tional Tribune is without information.
Nothing in clipping or letter of request
gives q clue.
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Rcnnlnn Of the 4ih Del.

The 18th Annual Reunion of the 4th
Del. Reg't Association was held at
Brandywine Springs, Del, Aug. 29,when
~ members answered to roll call Off
GERS were reelected as follows: Presi-
dent, r. G. Buckingham, Newark, Del. !;
Secretary and Treasurer, Samuel Lewis,
Wilmington, Del. Five deaths We're re-
ported for the year.
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BLICATIONS.

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Exposition, well many Interesting articles de
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of the South and the territory reached by the SEA
BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY VIII be sent with
ont cost upon request General industrial Agent
Seahoard Air Line Railway. Dept. "s,' Portsmouth,
Va
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hours ride of Washington, D. c., at
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Property and town lots in this proximity
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vance. BETTER Buy NOW at a bargain
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gle, 1417 18th St. N w. Washington
D. C.
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Ex-Mayor Daniel +. Beatty, of
Washington, N. j., of Beatty Piano
fame, has recently opened a New York
city Office, at GIT w. 135th street See
his latest advertisement in another COL
umn. and write or cali for q piano bar
gain.
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Wants to Hear.

George r. Irwin. 169th N. Y. Dam
vile, ILL.,. would like very much to hear
from Capt. B. N. Smith, Of Co. B, or
Privates James Riley and Thomas Dy.
son, also of Co. B. 1s9th N. Y.
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LOST.

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BY u s Express to Mrs. Ella Beitman, Pleasant
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PATENTS

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against his will and without his bnowl-
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FARMS For SALE.

A REAL ESTATE BoNANZA IN MIssIs
IA sppi Farm Lam: 60 acres; must go at a
bargain. Apply L. c. Robinson brandon, Miss.
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"ANTED-Address OF Joseph Allen
w vine. last heard from in North
Dakota; five feet eight inches high;
weight 10 pounds; dark brown hair;
pne eyes: Address G. NJ. Kicker. l22
Division St, Union City. Ind
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PATENTS.

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L Joseph W. Harhay, 2135 Professor Ave, cieve-
land, Ohio.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS-LADIES AND G GENTLEMEN: ONE
IA DOLLAR al hour introducing best selling Rrti-
cles market. CHARLES s. HORNER MFG. CO
1880 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh. Pa
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IYANTED-Informatio of Valentine
w X. Carpenter, who died away from
home. His widow needs information to
establish claim for pension Mrs. Martha
H Carpenter, Medina, Mich.
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DoYS, WE HAVE GOT $4,000 ACRES OF GOV
ID ernment Land subject TO homestead entry in
the famed 1u!arosa Valley. send me your Declare
tory sts;emen and will file you The best of
land within miles OF tie H. II. DR. J. LONG.
Tuarcsa. y. NJ
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FOR SALE.

IHOR SALE-ONE STRA DIVARIOUS VIOLIN,
Il made in I'LL. ]. W. Rudisill. Zanesvfield Logan
Co.. Ohio.
LNoR SALE-A COLONIAL CLOCK, MADE
Il previous TO ihe Revolutionary War Write for
particulars. Joseph Tenant, r. F. d. No. 5, Cam
den, New York.
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HON EST ADS.

SOLDIERS HOMESTEADS WANTED
Soldiers who served so days more in Civil War,
houorsbIy discharged and who filed less than lGo
homestead before June D. 1874 can sell additional
right / buy them. Also Land Warrants. Write
Comrade A. N. VANCE. Des Moines. Iowa
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33d Iil-The Annual Reunion of the
32d Ill. will be held in tent on Fra
ternity Circle, at Illinois State Fair.
Oct. 2, "Old Soldiers Day" V. G.. Way,
Secretary-Treasurer, Proctor, Ill.
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126th Ohio.-The goth Annual Re-
union of the 126th Ohio will be held at
Canton, o., on Oct. l. On the preced-
ing day the exercises pertaining to the
dedication will begin at 10:3O a. m.
The President will arrive at 1915 a. m.
and leave at ABS D. m. Solomon Rous-
culp, Secretary, Thornville, o.; H. S.
Moses, President, Canton, 0.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

UyANTED-The address of my sister,
w Elizabeth Quigley, II living: John
T. Middleton. r. r. /. Gladwin, Mich.
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59tb Ohio.-The Annual Reunion

the 59th Ohio will be held at Highland
Park, near Cincinnati, o., on Oct. 5,
homecoming day for Clermon
County. Addresses by Senator Foraker
Gen. II. 9. Corbin and others. Core
spond with VIM. C. Salt, 651 Barr st.
Cincinnati, o.
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To make Parmesan cheese puffs:
Mix four and one-half ounces of bread
crumbs, four ounces of ParmeSan
cheese, two ounces of butter, half
teaspoonful of cayenne pepper and
salt and two eggs; pound these all
thoroly in a mortar, bind them with an
egg, shape into balls about the size of
a walnut. egg and bread-crumb them.
and fry golden brown in plenty OF
boiling fat. Drain well. and serve at
once very hot, garnished with parsley.
The National tribune., 1907-09-26

UTANTED-William ]. Brown. SIS y
w Pennsylvania St, Indianapolis
Ind, served "A member of Co. f, %
L. $. Engineers. from July q TO Nov
%. 1898. and he desires to hear from any
of his late officers and comrades espe-
cially Capt. Fremont Hill, Lieut.. Jos. r
Andrews. Alexander Chedlow and Will
liam DuZman.
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f0,b III C,y-Tbe 2Otb Annual p

union of the 10th III. Cav. will be held
at Fair Grounds. Springfield, ILL.,, on
"Oid Soldiers Day." Oct. 2. John f.
Fagan, 1925 Monumental Ave, Spring
field, ILL.,, Secretary.
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comrade who knew
w Private George Dim. of Co G,
5Sth \. Y. please write to him at Rock
dale. Milan County, Tex. care Boy lO4
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!SCELIEE ECUS.

rs Winslow Soothing syrup for Children Teeth
VI ing rests th child and comforts the mother Z5c
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Wy ANTED-The address of Miles Ba-
w con or his daughter. He was sut-
Ter for the Sd Tenn. Cav. He lived in
Knoxville, Tenn, before the war. Any
comrade knowing their whereabouts will
confer a favor by addressing J. l.. Ran
die, Co. E. I'd Tenn. Inft, Gen. Del,
Portland. Ore.
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VTYANTED-The addresses of comrades
w of Co. +, l36th Reg't, u. S. c. Inf,
who knew Robert Young in the service
of the Civil War. Address Samuel
Daughtry, Rocky Ford. Ga.
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NyyANTED-Jethro Rardin. of Co. f
w 33d Iowa. would like TO learn
something of his cousin, Jacob Cooee
Rardin. last heard of in Charleston. s.
c.: also OF anyone who knew his wife.
Lucy. when she was nurse in the conva-
lescent ward OF the Hickory Street Hos
pital. ST Louis Jethro and Lucy Ra:din,
MilitoHn n, S. ID.
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Wy Determination with com
w rades of Co. B. 18th Ohio. three
months service; also of Co. +, 18th Ohio
C. p Wilson. Co b, 1Sth. and Co. +, 18th
Ohio, West Holt Ave, Pomona, Cal.
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WyANTED-The name and address of
w any old member of Co. X IG6th
Ohio Address Alloys Amerin, zoo pat
terson st. Newport, Ky
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Twenty-four hours before shampoo
ing saturate the scalp with warm olive
with a brush will encourage hair to
grow.
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Wy ANTED-The address of Lieut. A
w Knowles or any one who was ac-
quainted with Co X, 9Th Mo. Cav. in
1861, or before its consolidation with
that regiment. Fred. c. Loring. 10Il
Lake View Ave. San Antonio. Texas
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"AN1sED-Commu with com
vt-i.yradaS- who knew Charles S. Beau
lien, late of Co. ii, 4th U. S. Vet. Vol
Infantry. Charles ". Van Nest, Woos-
ter, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1907-09-26

An economic use of candle ends:
Where many candles are used they
rarely are left in the candlesticks after
they have burned down to an inch or
two. Now. these ends if saved will be
found excellent for starting wood fires.
They burn so long that the wood Is
sure to become ignited.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04

Seattle, March 30-The shingle weavers of the state are holding \ meeting here today to discuss the question of a strike for higher wages.
 San Francisco, March 3O-The New Orleans-Frisco west bound passenger train ran into an open switch at Colton last night, smash. ing the cars to splinters. Twenty six were killed in the wreck and over 100 seriously injured.
 Washington, March 30-After- making a protracted call on Presi- dent Roosevelt, Chairman Gerard, of the Tammany organization, de- clared that the president is as good a democrat as there IS in the. country.
 San Francisco, March 30-It has developed in the investigation of the telephone franchise graft, that Mayor Schmtz offered 10 buy the. resignation of five of the super. visors so that the board would not be able to annul the franchise over he mayors veto.
 New York. March 30-The Thaw trial will be resumed immediately after the verdict of the sanity com mission which is expected Monday. It is confidently believed that the verdict will be that the accused Is sane. Betting is now eight to six that Thaw will be acquitted.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04

Tacoma, March 29-Two slight earthquakes were felt here this morning. These are the first shocks to be felt here for several years.
 Bucharest. March 29-The at tempt of the government to sup press the revolt of the peasants has failed. The latter refuse to con- slider any propositions and it is feared that they intend to burn the capital All of the govern ment arsenals have been raided and shops in this city are all closed.
 Paris, March 3O-French troops and warships have been sent to Morocco and are now in occupa- ton, with the expressed intention of protecting the foreigners at that place. The arrival of the vessels was greeted with cheers by the in habitants of the town. The Sul- tan has hurried forward a state ment that he is able to maintain order and does not wish the French to remain.
 San Francisco, March 30-On account of the recent floods in the Sacramento and San Joaquin val leys there is great scarcity of hay and thousands of horses are facing starvation as consequence. Food stuffs are advancing and no pota- toes are to be had. All building work in the country districts has ceased.
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The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04
EPIDEMIC HAS CEASED
Rain Starts In Seattle,
 Meningitis Is Abating

here and there is cessation of the spinal meningitis epidemic. Doc tors say that the rapid spread of the disease was due 70 the climatic conditions, and that in all proba- bility there. will be no. more trouble.
 Seattle, March 29-The proseeu- tion has rested its case against Con- stantine. Hall testified on th- stand yesterday that Constantine offered him $2,OOO if he would not pros. cute the case, but he says he refused the offer. The lawyer of Halls wife says that the defence will bring out the unnatural crimes committed by Hall and which are given as the. reason for his father m-law trying to kill him.
 New York. March 29- The sanity commission which is inves tigating Thaw. worked with him for two hours yesterday, propound- ing questions of all kinds, Tke hearing was quiet. Delmas ar. pears pleased with the showing made by his client. Jerome has nothing to say regarding the matter.
 Cincinnati, March 29-William Proctor, president of the Proctor X Gamble Company, was found in bed at his home this morning with a bullet in his brain. He had evi- dently committed suicide, but so far no reason can be given for the act. Proctor was a millionaire and apparently his affairs were in the best of condition.
 Buffalo, March 29- Eastern trainmen in convention here yes- terday decided not to support the western organization if a strike is declared. This action is a serious setback tor the western strikers, and it is probable that in view of the feeling in the East no strike will be declared, as was announced yesterday.
 Kansas City, March 30 "A tornado is reported this morning from Marietta, Indian Territory. Although details are meagre owing to the wires being down, it is re- ported that a large number were
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04


 ting is five to one that Harry Thaw will be found sane by the com- mission.
 Washington, March 2a - The commissioners who were named to handle the Roosevelt Nobel prize as nucleus for a fund to be used in settling disputes between capi- tai and orga nized labor, met here yesterday to organize. No definite plan of action will be decided on for some time.
 Washington, march 29-Secre- tary Root and Ambassador C,eel have beea in conference regarding the Nicaraguan trouble, and have reached the decision that it is not yet time for this country to inter- fere in the Central American war. Thes refuse to make any further statements regarding the result oi the conference.
 San Francisco. March 29-De- te tive Burns has discovered a secret box in the floor of Schmltz' former residence which was evil dently used as a receptacle for money and papers, but 1t IS now empty. All attempts to locate the poodle which he is supposed to have are without result.
 Seattle, March 29--The North ern Pacific road l,as abolished the Portland differential on the freight [, which has been in force for several months.
 Austin, Tex, March 3O-The governor today signed the bill making gambling q felony in the state of Texas. Every effort has been made to secure the defeat of this bill and it was thought for time that the governor would veto it.
 Troy, March 29-Father Dewulit pastor of St. Peters church has been arrested on a complaint filed by one of his servants, who alleges that he is the father of new born son. The arrest has caused great sensation as the pastor was prominent member of local social circles.
 Seattle, March 3O-The Alaska News Association has been incor- norated in this city to. supply
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-04

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