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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
UNIQUE PENSION BILL.
Provides for Payment of S2 for Every
 Day of Imprisonment.

Washington, Jan. 14.-The Dalzell bill providing for the payment of a lump pension to every Union veteran of the civil war who was captured and confined in a Confederate prison. in the amount of $2 for every day of such imprisonment between May 25 1861. and May 1. 1865, was the subject of a hearing to-day by the house com mittee on invalid pensions. The bill provides also for the payment of s1. month for life to the widow of any ! imprisoned Union veteran.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15

The following awards are made for pistol firing:
 Expert Pistol Shot First Lieutenant William J. Brad mack. First Sergeant John Hugo. Private Alexander Cumming
 Sharpshoo-er. Sergeant Henry II. Lord. Sergeant Dwight R. Snow. Sergeant Samuel W. Smith. Corporal Otto Metz. Corporal Charles s. Yeomans. Private Harold c. Culver. Private harles D. Dill. Private John H. Pearce. jr. Private Ezekiel Smaller.
 Marksmen, Sergeant Frank D. Cargill. Sergeant John C. Taylor Corporal Charles F. Florence. Cook Milo N. Wooding. Cook Ernest T. Cad. Private Joseph Bolton. Private R. Percy Kelsey. Private William H. Welch.
 Machine Gun Battery.
 Expert Pistol Shot. Captain William H. Sears.
 Sharpshooters. First Lieutenant Robert G. Morley.
  First Sergeant Richard w. Kirck. Corporal Henry J. St. Jacques. Corporal George P. West. Private Albert F. Krahl Private George A. Williams.
 Marksmen. Corporal Carl A. Johnson. Artificer William F. Claffey. Private Arnold NJ Gilbert. Private Harry s Munson. Trumpeter Thomas F. Summers, ir. Private William T. Kingston. 1905 Marksman. Sergeant George W. Bulta, jr
 1906 Mafksman. sergeant George W. Banta. jr
 Company c.
 Sharpshooter. Captain James A. Hagerty.
 Marksmen. First Lieutenant George & Manning. Second Lieutenant William B. Gala han
 Company ID.
 Expert Pistol Shot. Captain Arnon A Alling Musician James w Haley. Musician John Corrie.
 Sharpshooter. Second Lieutenant William Bowden.
 Company F.
 Sharpshooter. Captain George F. Hall.
 Marksman First Lieutenant Edgar Thomas,
 Company F. Expert Pistol Shot. Captain Edward L. Fox. Sharpshooter. Musician Charles B. Jones.
 MarksmGn. Second Lieutenant Frederick ( CrabbI
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
BROKERS OFFICE CLOSED.
Report is That Action is Only
 Temporary.

The office of Batsford & Williams, brokers. did not open yesterday on ac- count of an action taken after the failure of large Chicago commission house with which the firm of Batsford & Williams did business.
 This office is in charge of c. W. l Shepard. who bought the business. bu kept the firms name. It was stated that the firm would not be permanent- ly affected by the Chicago failure, but would reopen in a few days.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
MARKSMEN N'SAWARD Rankings Made of Members of Local Militia on Last
 Season.
THIRTY-ONE ARE EXPERTS
Long List of Marksmen Designated by the Adjutant- General for
 This City.

In the tables issued by the adjutant general of the state showing the re- suit of the rifle and pistol firing of the Connecticut National Guard for the year 1907, the following members of the local companies are listed as ex- perts, sharpshooters and marksmen:
 Company B.
 Marksren. Captain Frank Pauly Second Lieutenant Jacob Isenberg. Quartermaster Sergeant William Doo- little, jr.
 Sergeant Elmer M. Talmadge. Artifcer David Rosenthal. Private Richard P. Brache.
 Company c.
 Expert Rifleman. Sergeant James F. Donohue.
 Marksmen. Captain James Haggerty First Lieutenant George s. Manning. Second Lieutenant William B. Calla- han.
 Sergeant Edward ]. Cullom. Sergeant Frank J, Holland. Sergeant Arthur J. Kavanagh. Sergeant Alexander l.. MacDon' Id. Sergeant Joseph D. McMahon. Corporal Charles "A. Chpman. Corporal James M. Dunlec Corporal Edward J. Fam eIh Corporal Peter W. Falsey. Corporal Edward NJ. Tracey  Cook Frank P Madden. Private Jchn J. Barry. Private Cornelius Barry. N, Private Philip Cassidy. Private Cornelius J. Heaney. Y PTivate Michael J. Hunihan. Private William J. Carey. Private William w. Murphy. Private Walter s. Mclaughlin. Private Daniel J. Mclaughlin. Private Raymond O'Brien. Private Patrick J. Powers. "A Private Charles J. Schuelle. Private John c. Thielbar.
 Company D.
 Expers Rifiemen. Captain Arnon A. filling. Second Lieutenant William Bowden. Sergeant George w. Hillman. Sergeant Howard S. Williams. Corporal Frank W. Green. Corporal Henry A. Riley. Corporal William D. Riley. Musician John Corrie.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15

Musician James w. Haley. Private Shirley A. Beebe. Private George w. Chesley. Private Nels Johnson. Private Herman P. Peterson.
 Sharpshooters. Cook Clifford A. Buell. First Lieutenant Henry A. Becbe.
 Marksmen. First Lieutenant Henry A. Beebe. Quartermaster Sergeant Robert Lid dell
 Sergeant Laurence c. Servaty. Sergeant John Welch. Corporal Arthur D. Hahn. Corporal John Mohr. Corporal William E. Scoville. Private Herman J. Bill. Private Carl D. Bisnvp. Private Raymond A. Fowler Private Harry A. Hull. Private Walter E. Keller. Private Harry G. Osgood. Private Fred J. Scoville. Private Charles s. Scoville. Private Frederick H. Tidgwell, jr. Private Earle E, Upson.
 Company E.
 Expert Riflemen. Corporal Joseph E. Felsted. Cook Henry F. Brandamour.
 Marksmen Captain George F. Hall. First Lieutenant Edgar Thomas. Quartermaster Sergeant Thomas w Hollis.
 Sergeant James B. Ettridge. Corporal Robert H. Kramer. Musician George E. McAviney. Private Henry c. Ball. Private Jacob Hoen.
 Company F.
 Expert Rlfemen. Captain Edward L. Fox. Second Lieutenant Frederick c Crabb.
 Second Lieutenant Richard H. Tyner First Sergeant Harry c. Ward. Quartermaster Sergeant Arthur N Ellis. Corporal John Alden. Corporal Els B. Baker, jr Corporal Charles w. Harrison. Artiticer Joseph A. Derby. Private Frank r. Andrews. Private Ernest C. Simpson.
 Sharpshooter. Private Judson NJ. Minor.
 Marksmen. ~ Sergeant Carl J. Bollnan. Sergeant Harry E. Jones. Sergeant George l.. Hamilton. Sergeant Edwin P. Thompson. Sergeant Walter I. Welton. Corporal Carl E. Beers. Corporal John K. Dyer. Corporal Stephen l.. Hedges, 1r. Cook Frederick S Heitmann. Cook stephen P, Perkins. | Musician Charles B. Jones. Private Arthur B. filling. Private Frederick G. Beck. Private Drurle s. Bristol. Private Hermann J. Bruns, jr. Private Frederick NJ. Booth. Private Louis R. Burton. Private Burton N. Blatchley. Private George H. Brethauer. | Private Walter B. Curtiss.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15

Private Stephen G. Crabb. Private Theodor Diederskon. Private Harry w. Dewey. Private Theodore o. Eltonhead. Private Walter E. Frisbie. Private Clinton E. Holt. Private Herman P. Hessler. Private Edward c. Hopkins. Private Asa E. Hunt. Private Vernon H. Hodges. Private William H. Harty. Private Reginald E. Judd. Private Samuel A. Kirby. Private Dennis Kimberly Private Harry E. Marvin. Private Donald D. Macdonald. Private John McCann. Private Stephen V. R. T. Mix. Private Innis G. osborn. Private John B. Perry. Private Arthur V. Phillips. Private Harry c. Prescott. Private Elisha F. Riggs, jr. Private William D. Ronaldson. Private Charles w. Somerset. Private William A. Semple, jr. Private George F.. Steele. Private William F. Smith. Private Joseph H. Smith Private John T. Sloane, jr. Private Walter G. Shutter. Private Frank s. Terrell. Private Herbert B. Townsend. priyafo Toco,,b D ylar0ar Private Charles W. Wells. Private Joseph A. Weibel.
 Troop \.
 Expert Riflemen. First Lieutenant William J. Bra mack.
 First Sergeant John Hugo. Sergeant Dwight B. Snow. Private Alexander Cumming.
 Sharpshooter. Private William H. Welch.
 Marksmen. Sergeant Henry H. Lord. Sergeant Samuel w. Smith. Sergeant John c. Taylor. Sergeant Frank E. Wolf. Sergeant Frank D. Cargill. Corporal Charles s. Yeomans. Corporal Otto Metz Corporal Charles F. Florence. Corporal William B. McDiarmid. Corporal Francis T. Maroney. Saddler Frederick w. Palmatier. Cook Ernest T. Gadd Cook Milo N. Wooding. Private Stanley J. Beardsley. Private R, Percy Kelsey. Private Adolph Nj. Krahl. Private John H. Pearce, jr. Private Ezekiel Smaller. Private Leonard C. Whiting First Division, Naval Battalion.
 Marksman. Ensign Ernest L. Averill, Coxswain Arthur c. Reed. CoXswain Arthur A. Boyle. Apprentice Seaman Harold c. Ke logg.
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Yhi0ip Ynrthcl.

IS iinrb am 0. 1Nili 1908 pIotIit 4Binip
&artbcl, G~clicbtcr GGtte bon Srp 90ribel, irt
6s. Sdbre ience Gcbcls.. vic @ceroiNuta tlnoci
Santitas, hcu IL. Suli, &OrmiiuGa < unr, pom
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SpocsfGQc.

Neurp Gben, 10 Sabre alt. ytr. 1903, SirIcp.
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Sit ,SuO cite StragC. 3. ,Sult.
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Siircau Der StrafcuonrdlbrndISsS untmiiinre.
IA ItimurC 10. SUM 1908.
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TAFT. Euo bann nab Der cnGIiibcn Iuibcrti9cn
;lInu alf Der olrilitus9 cmcteru." U02)
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IS Itarb am 8. Suli 1908 uu6 Idrqcrcr
arnnfbcit Griua Gaiie: bers, oeltcbtc Satin BON
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Wnnic Edlmcls.

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Sbcrciu 3mtmamn.

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9tr. 2l2I Sciicriuls StraBc, Ebcrciu @uin,anl,
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Nodldllt %cclChrlri miro, mo onIlll dtI ocIl
nNl. @riNicr- Sricobpfe" ltnitiinbct. U0l-2)
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Sipiocnocn.
Tic Baltimore Il sSabuA0u.
nlitrran nra SrfrrtnrG

QGltimutc, lio., 9. SnIi 1908.
Sic Siref!Urcn buben Bcuic aus ocnt !teitos
Sclptilrl Der GuInpaGlle fhr oic Icticr.. nit oeIt
80. Nugt 1905 hccnocicIt feds Wipnutc cine Sls
pioenoc bon ;uci GU 9ru5cnt uuf Die %riori=
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l.. september 1908 an bic bci'm SbluB Der
@cidDdlt re ON /. eIuGnlt 1908 IN Den git0crn
clEgctrdgcrer Nftiuudrc.
Gas Sireiipriunl crildric auhcrhcIi alls ocul
Observation-Disclosures Der Gonpugnic cine Siutz
cenbc bon orci t3) Yru6rnt 0uf ole StTnrtz
2lfiicII Der Gumpuguic, 5u6lbur AM T.. september
1905 an Die bci'm Sblu6 Der @cihdfte am J..
Iu9uit 1905 in Den Bild1err eilt9cirdgcneit M
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fen.
81 - e. ". @pplioro, Selrcldr.
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Wiirrau: Mr. II, Necit.S aratpaa.Strabe "
Saaunt- lSirnnma IrcAcrid .linah

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glufii6t, Gcbniiibluulen. Geluinoc. YlIun8cn ec.
pcrocn i'm 1rcibbGns an SniptsSiiBnng 9e'
fnnoeu. Infer glgent iuiro, ipellii gclpilnibt,
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Nod Greet SampfcrsG umpagnic.

CONNER sSaHrplatt.
9binbri bcs Samplers ild6 9tod Grccf mo
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3 llbr GahmiitaGS. nusGclpnntcIl SninitnQ3.
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pnonic an Der 9Seritc 8iuifbcn ~ iuo 9 ll1r
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@|eriammInnaS . Mnaciacn.


,9'crciniatc yddcr, Scicnihaft."
S1nftaq ben II. Nuli. NhcnoS 5 llbr, 8encs
rulperinmmllnG ltno Nnihc5ublirlQ Der niertclz
iubrltben &citrdGc in Surih'S 9GIc, 9tr. lis,
GSeft SeringtpItsS trabc.
Charles Snucpp,
C92--3l "a, Selretur.
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Baltimore, Nib, Z. Suli 1908.
St elmer an bcutiAcI Tagc gebdItctcI
SiblIra Der Sircftprcr Der ,,Tcntidl !Nmcritnui.
idcn Senrrueriifcrnnas s. &c eft uun Snltts
more" 1T cine bon StcIteru lrcic Sipioeubr uou
3 Iro5cnt fir bic ucraau0cncm icde 0iouatc crs
fiart %ipprori, babIhnr an NIB l!nh Wipntaa,
9eii * Sl n ! ,i ~iIrai OCT WSslSal9@a,i, Mt,
Gnilult Iunle 9lOcltllc.
Z. y. Wianiut,
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-28

Bryan and Kern. II is said, win car
ry enough votes In the Northwestern
States TO insure their election. The
denomination OF Governor Johnson in
Minnesota will probably place that
State In the Bryan column, while the
nomination OF former vice-President
Adiai Il, Stevenson for Governor OF
Illinois win add great strength to the
Democratic ticket in that state. The
party is now thoroughly united
throughout the country. and the great
leaders Of Democracy are working
harmoniously together for victory.
Let every one 40 his duty. and sue
cess will in inscribed upon the Demo
cratic banner when the votes are
counted ON the night OF November 3rd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-28

BY local applications. a. they cannot
reach the diseased portion o. the ear.
There h only one way 10 cure deaf.
ness. and that s. ~ constitutional
remedies. Dizziness h caused ~ an
luaamed condition % the mucous Ina.
ing OF tae EuatachAn Tuba when
THIS tube d lnhAmed you have q runib.
Ting sound or Imperfect hearing, and
ia n entirely closed DEAFNESS n ere
reauh. and unless the inflammation
cgn he taken ont ana this tubs rcstor
"a 90 its normal coaeltion hearing VIII
Be- destroyed forever; nine CASES eat
az zen are caused ny cAiarrh whith b
nothing hut an lnHared canalSi0a ~
a. mucous surfaces
We Wtl aieh 0ng Hundred Dollar,
Cor anN case ~ Deafness gehnged by
C8tArrhl that cannot Ne CiSPWd hy
hAifN CAiAFFh Cure Send Tor etFce
lars iree. y. =. cnE%NN a Co.
Soaf ~ awgeistB. Use. Tpiedo q.
Take Hairs familg PMS roe cnaau
paiina.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-28

Dallas. Tex, Aug 27.--The Unlteo
States bureau OF entomology has Just
completed D special investigation ~
determine the exact present status
OF the boil weevii In this work en-
tomol9glsts have visited thirty.four
representative localities or these
localities twentyfour are IN Texas
seven in Louisiana, two IN oklahoma
and one IN Arkansas. The result o.
iie examlrafi9n Indicates the damage
nv the veevil q be considerably less
than IN 1907
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-28

The present crop 81 weeds Is dis
grace 20 Gainesville The street com.
mlttee may not have funds with
which 10 DO all the work Of cutting
down the weeds. but property owners
could az least be compelled 70 keep
their sidewalks, grass plots and lots
clear us the unsightly and pest.
breeding weeds, " they "a not mani.
fest Sufficient pride IN their surround.
ings 10 DO the work Voluntarily. they
should be made to 40 80, and 90 II
az once
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-28

A watch maker who has worked al
the bench for over quarter Of a
century. says Popular Mechanics for
September, gives this advice to watch
owners who may accidentally gel
water into their watches: DO moi
open your watch until you secure
some sort Of dish into which to place
Il. and also enough kerosene TO Gov
er Il all over; any old tin can will
do. Open your watch case, both front
and hack covers. and carefully move
II around In the kerosene until you
have thoroughly filled 1t with oil AL
low II 10 remain in the kerosene until
you can have II cleaned. II viii
come out OF the oil without any Of
the parts rusting. thus saving much
expense. and the watch.