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MUSTEREG OUT.

GUYETTE.-At his home in St AL
bans. VT, on July 3, 1907, Adolphus
Guyette, CO. A, 11Sth n. Y Comrade
Guyette at the time of his death was
Officer of the Guard of A r. Hurlput
Post, 60. Department of Vermont
BRANDT.-At Carroll, o., Aug 4,
Jonathan C. Brandt, aged IS. Comrade
Brandt served in Co. !, 1ih ONO, anu
was an exemplary soldier and Christian
gentleman, in whom honor and integ-
ritv were conspicuous virtues. He Is
survived by a widow and six children.
SCHULTZ-At Leeds, N. D., Carl F.
Schultz. aged 6S Comrade Schultz
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served over three years in Co. B. 4th
Wis, and was a good citizen ana ioyai
c. A. r. man. He is survived by a
widow and six children.
OLIVER.-At Montalto, Pa, June IA.
Geo F. Oliver, aged 63. Comrade Oil
yer served in Co. K, S7th Pa. and took
part in many important battles.
KIMBALL.-At Welsh, La, June "a,
Chas. w. Kimball, aged "a. Comrade
Kimball served in Co. A, 9th Ill. Cav,
from 1861 to the close of the war He
is survived by widow and four chill
dren.
ANDERSON.--At Liscomb, Iowa.
June 9. S. w. Anderson, aged So. Com
rade Anderson served in Co. H. Tth
Iowa Cav. He is survived by a widow
and four children.
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ssth In-A Reunion of the Ssth Ill.

SSth Iil.-A Reunion of the SSth Ill.
will be held in Memorial Hall, corner
Randolph street and Michigan avenue,
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 20-21. Capt A c.
avenue, Chicago; James W. Newburn,
Secretary, III Ashland Blvd, Chicago.
18th n. Y.-The 27th Annual Reun-
ion of the 18th N. Y. Vet Vol will be
held in G. A. r. Hall, State Armory,
Auburn, N. Y, Sept. 19. C. II. Lakey,
Secretary and Treasurer Noraville, NY
10th Ky. Cav. and 10th nf.-The An
nuaI Reunion of the t0tIp KY. Cav. and
9th KY. Vet. Inf, will be held at Mays
vile. Ky, Sept; % GC ,Degman, Sec
6sh Ind.-The Annual Reunion of
the 6sth Ind will soperl, Sept. 10. at
Fountain City, Ind. John M. Brown,
Secretary. Dayton. o. tong
Cushnnan's BrigadeAThe s2d An
nual Reunion Of thes5$d III. Cords
Cavalry and Cogswelrs Rattery). known
as Cushman's Brigade, Will be held Oct
10, 1907, at Ottawa. III. 4, We hope to
have large numberJef comrades there.
If you can't come write, giving your
post office address, and any information
of interest; and report the death of any
comrade whom you fknow to have an
swered the last rolliieall. J. T. Moss,
Secretary, S24 Farwell avenue, Rogers
Park station, Chicago. Lbs
Battery b, 1st X. 1. l.. A.-The sur
vivors of Battery b, 1st r. !. l.. A, held
their 36th Reunion at Boyden Hights,
Aug. 13. A pleasing feature of the
gathering was the attendance of First
Serg't John T. Blake, who has been
living at Zeerust, in South. Africa, and
came 10,500 miles to attend. He had
not been in the United States before
for 80 years, and was accompanied by
his daughter. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, John T. Blake, South Africa;
First Vice President David H. Phette-
place, Maryland; Second Vice President
Napoleon B. Clarke: Third Vice Presi-
dent, Francis 7. Priestly, Dayton, o.;
Secretary and Treasurer Charles T.
Straight, Pawtucket; Chaplain, Charles
H. Paine, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Drnushon'- Chain of Thirty Colleges.

Prof. Jno. F. Draughon, President
of Draughon's chain of Thirty Colleges,
located in Seventeen states, one in this
city, recently purchased the Spencerian
Business College, Washington, d. c.,
one of the first business colleges estab.
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Minnesota Battalion of Cavalry.

The Minnesota Battalion of the 5th
Iowa Cav. and Brackets Battalion held
their Reunion in the Governors Room
of the old State Capitol, st. Paul, Mimi,
Sept. 4, with 43 present. Ten comrades
had died since the last Reunion and "a
who could not be present sent letters
of greeting and remembrance. The Of
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lows: Pres, John w. Cramsie, st. Paul;
Vice Pres, Adam Bohland, St Paul;
Sec. and Treas, VIM. Seeger, Excelsior
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We.tchester County Reunion.

The Westchester County G. A. P
Association gave its Annual Reunion
and picnic at Rye Beach Aug. 81, with
about 500 veterans and their families
and friends present The Tarrytown
Band volunteered the music, and let
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j. r. Andlus and others.
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IllinoI. Ex-pri.oners Of War.

The Illinois Association of the ex-Pri-
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union Oct. 1924, at Jacksonville, ILL.,,
and large attendance is hoped for. DR..
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of the Association. and will be glad to
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If you live very largely upon a milk
diet from the cradle up 1t is likely that
you will live longer than If you take
up mixed diet. 1t is estimated that
the Bulgarians live longer than any
other race. There are at the present
time close to 1000 men and women in
that country who are centenarians, one
inhabitant in every thousand having
achieved the century mark. The as
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tributed to the fact that the people
live chiefly on milk. 1t Is by no means
uncommon for them to drink milk even
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"ANTED-The addresses OF comrades
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For persons poisoned by contact with
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The National tribune., 1907-09-19

The very worst thing for gloves is to
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When taking off your gloves, fold
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wrong side out as the fingers are
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If a piece of suet Is run thru the
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The frazzled, unmended, ragged-at-
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Do not use gritty substances in
cleaning the hands more than once
week. and at other times use a pol
ish which is soft, like vaseline. Never
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This causes a certain amount of rough
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the surface. 1t is seldom that they
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, 1907-01-16
The Herald Predicts

Requests from different roads for ad.
vertising rates on a cash basis, togeth-
er with the statement that no trapspor-
tation will be issued for advertising,
brings again to mind the extremes of
foolishness to which lawmakers will
sometimes go in their desire to be in
line with what they Calm a popular
desire. OF course, we'd much sooner
get cash than transportation for the
use Of our columns, bur to make a law
stating what a man or a corporation
may or may not receive or give in ex,
change for the services of someone
else is surely going beyond the limit.
AS well forbid a merchant taking but
ter and eggs at market price In ex.
change for flour and sugar. It's pre-
cisely the same principle, and We pre-
dict that the United States supreme
court will lose no time in sitting hard
on such a law.-Encampment Herald.
, 1907-01-16

worlds banking power. Accurate meas
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shows we are really in a class by our
selves and in many respects actually
assuming the proportions OF a worthy
rival of all the remainder of Christen'
dom combined.
ITO say hat the total valuation of
the wealth OF the United States is
$107, 900, O00, 900 is not understandable.
as a hundred billion dollars is such a
nile Of money hat the mind simply
cannot grasp its meaning on the In
slant. II is more than twice the total
amount of wealth of the united king
dom, France, or Germany; and over
three times that Of Russia or Austria
Hungary.
Probably the best way of illustrat-
ing the actual extent of Uncle Sans
riches is to state II he could convert
all tho assets into money he would
have nearly -four times as much as is
required to pay of the entire national
debt of all the governments in the
world including his own. Last year
there was more than SIS, 900 900 in ex'
cess of expenditures.
although the treasury is bullying
with wealth, if congress should pass
an inheritance tax law, such as the
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fortunes of our m%illionaires eventually
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by making them revert to the state
would give us funds to prosecute such
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