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The National tribune., 1909-11-18

good service to his Post and the Department
of Pennsylvania.
CURTIS.-At Richmond, Va, John Curtis,
late of Co. NJ, Sd Ind Cav.
DILLINGER.-At his home in Wiltshire,
Ohio, Sept. 10, 1909, William DiIiingeT, aged
s. years, nine months aud % days. cOmrade
Dill;nger was mustered into the service as
First Duty Sergeant, and was promoted to
orderly Sergeant He was transferred to Co.
c, 5Oth Ohio, Dec 81; 1864, and was mus.
tered out at Camp Dennlson, July II, 1865.
TYSON.-At his home in BarrefOrge, Pa,
Sept. IA. 1909, Andrew Tyson, aged 6S years.
late of Co. I, 18th Pa. Cav.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
Four Free Cataloss

Our Gensral catalog pictures and describes
over 5000 new-style things for the home. Il
contains furniture of all kinds. rugs. carpets,
draperies. and a full line of household goods
except stoves.
Cur Stove Cstaios shows 20 styles of Empire
Stoves and Ranges. costing from secup. These
stores are the famous fuel savers, and they
pay for themselves in short order.
Our Piano Cstalog shows all styles OF the
Beckman PisrcS at 500 to $50 below regular
prices.
Our Crnpho.aoae Cstelog shows Columbia
Graphophoues and records-an sold on credit.
Mark on tn, 5 coupon the catalog you want,
and mail il to Us today. Do this now, Sofore
You forget Il. Then see what Won get.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
Idnemul Cures Bronchitis. Try It Free.

Believing "Linemul" will cure any case of
bronchitis, We will send 75c bottle by ex-
press to any sufferer: we ask no pay for
this large bottle Of medicine; want you
TO try it. You simply agree to report results
soon medicine is used. Send name of
express Office and enclose zoe in stamps and
we VIII prepay express charges. Address
L!nemul Company. St Marys. Kansas.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
Veterans Widows.

Mrs. James Salisbury, Reedsburg,
WIS, writing as a soldiers wife and a
soldiers daughter, makes IL plea for
widows pensions. She believes, first,
that veterans should be pensioned ac-
cording to length of service. and recalls
that her father, like many thousand
others, went at the first call. He was
making money on his farm when lie
enlisted, and should have made much
more If he had stayed at home and
taken advantage of the high prices of
products. Veterans who served 80 days
should get SIS per month, with the two
years men getting $50 and the three
years men getting $40. The widows
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
The SOD Ind.

Editor National Tribune: Please give
a short history of the SGD Ind.-Wm. B.
Taylor, Dugger, Ind.
The SD Ind. was organized at Indian
aDolis and Camp Emerson Aug. 80,
1862, and was mustered out June 8,
1865, with the recruits transferred to
the 22d Ind. It was commanded by
Col. Morton C. Hunter all thru its SER
vice, who was brevetted at Brigadier-
General March 13, 1865, and belonged
to Baird's Division, Fourteenth Corps,
losing IS killed and 176 from disease,
etc.-Editor National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
Information Wanted.

w. D. Houghtelin, Oakmont, Pa,
would like the address of Charles Rein
hard, Of Co. III, 9Th Pa. Reserves. He
also served in the 3Sth Pa; also in Co.
NJ, 9th Pa. II. A. He left his home May
Is. 1896, and was last heard from at
Camden, N. j., June 25, 1897. He said
at that time that he was going to Tam
pa, Fla. If living, he would be 60 years
old. He was a member of the 10. o.
F., X. of p. and the Grand Army of the
Republic. Send information to the ad-
dress given.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18


Jean Williams, NJ. D.. one of the best
of authorities on children has the fol-
lowing sensible advice about children
sleeping:
Let me say few words to the
mothers who forget that their growing
children need long sleeping hours, in
order that healthy growth shall be con-
tinued and well-oGganiZcd nervous
system become established. II is espe-
cially important that good Judgment
shall be exercised during puberty. Great
physIcal demands are made at this
period, and the wise mother makes
every effort to avoid for her children
unnecessary dissipation of energy.
1t is not easy TO state definitely the
number of hours of sleep required. as
there are individual requirements that
Will materially modify any rules; still
we may safely say that in the great
majority Of cases after early infancy,
when the normal child sleeps most of
the time, at least IL out of the "a hours
should be spent in sleep Until six wears
OF age the daily nap should be added
TO this. The / = hours of sleep should
continue until the tenth year. and long
er If the child is delicate or of especial
Ily sensitive nervous Organization. From
10 10 IA years, 10 hours OF SlccD are
usually required, and often II would
he advantageous. From IA until full
maturity the sleeping hours are as a
rule, more irregular than at any other
period of life, and then the effort must
he made to compensate for the short
hours by longer indulgence when on
portunity offers, remembering that few
have the endurance To cope with the
complexities Of modern life and thrive
on less sleep than e daily average Of
eight hours.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
Longtime Credit

We will sell to you on credit with
out any red tape or publicity-on our
open account credit plan. No inter-
est. no security. You may have from
s to IA months to pay.
You pay q convenient amount each
month while you use the goods and en-
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

should have liberal pensions, because
they had to do a large part of the work
of the war while the men were at the
front. She and her mother had to do
this. and after her father was killed in
battle they had a hard time getting
along
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
THE MARYLAND MONUMENT.
The Splendid and Artistic Memorial to
Her JOyai Sons

hSF DtitS.
Republics are not ungrateful if you
give them time. The State of Maryland
has just completed and dedicated Nov
s, 19OSl at Baltimore monument to
the soldiers and sailors from that State
who fought for the preservation of the
Union.
This monument, in its strong conCep-
ton, artistic development and beautiful
execution, will easily take high rank
with the very few public monuments
that are artistically worth mention
among the many that are erected. All
of them testify to the love anI honor
that is felt for the cause or memory
they represent, and as such are worthy
of deep respect.
In the erection Of the Maryland mon
ument to the Union soldiers and - Iors
in the war for the Union there is not
only expressed the full sentiment Of
honor for the valor and sacrifice of her
sons. but this is conveyed by a simple,
strong. complete group that will be ad-
mired for its artistic excellence even
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
Sent on Approval

book will be sent to you on approval. You may
keep the article 80 days before even deciding
to buy. IT. you are not satisfied In every way
with prices. style and quality-you may send
the article back. We will pay freight both
ways on it and return your first payment In full.
In this way we offer you absolute protection,
You have a whole month to judge the article
everything we hand,e-to 5000 things for tfo
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

Joy them That Is the plan on wf,icR
nearly all house furnishings are sold
to city people. Almost nobody pays
cash down. We bring to you, wher-
ever you are. these modern credit
conveniences. Yet we sell you as
prices which stores cannot possibly
Quote-often below what they nay.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

Everything is sold at actual cost, plus one small
profit Everything is sent 80 days free trial. And
everything is sold on credit.
Don't make the mistake OF buying things for your
home before you see this book. Write for copy
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
Gek Our Book of Bargains
Select Whatever You Want in it-Take Year to Paw

We have just issued mammoth book, picturing
5000 new style things for the home. Your copy is
waiting. Ask to send t-Free.
This book shows endless variety of everything
any home needs. And every article has been pur
chased by US, in way another, at remarkable
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

To make soft caramels, for one pound
of brown sugar allow one cupfuI of
milk, tablespoonful and half of but
ter and half a cake grated chocolate
Cook nine minutes, take from the fire
and stir steadily five minutes, but not
until too stiff to pour. Turn into a
buttered pan and mark in squares. This
candy will be crumbly and rich.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
MRS. JENNIE IOWA BERRY,
National President of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps Magnificently Entertained
by the i;,;,,-s.,aia Organizations ol
Cedar Rapids. Iowa.

+ ''eHf Rapids, Iowa.
Mrs. Jennie Iowa Berry. National
President of the Woman's Relief Corps
was highly honored by the patriotic Or
ganizations of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on
her return from Salt Lake City by be-
ing made the guest of honor at one of
the largest Bnd most brilliant recep-
tions ever held in that city.
The reception was held at Rudolph
Hall, and all suggestion of 1t being a
public hall was removed by the splen-
did decorations furnished by the ladies
who united in giving the reception. The
walls We're almost buried under flags,
and big Oriental rugs, couches, cush-
Ions AID pictures were about in profu-
SION TO add to the establishment of the
'....c interior. Beautiful flowers, palms
aud ferns were Iavishly furni shed, and
great banks OF flowers ON mantels and
in the windows helped out home
like effect. 1t was a full-dreSs affair,
and the handsome gowns of the ladies
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

Some people like green tomato pie
You must first wash your tomatoes and
with sharp knife remove the woody
stem part. Line plate with nice crust.
fill with peeled and sliced green toma-
toes, add half cup OF sugar, one table
spoon of butter cut into bits. four table
spoons Of vinegar and sprinkle with
cinnamon or nutmeg. Cover with a
top crust and bake slowly
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

tlen In throat, Painful to lie on left side, Cold
Hands or Feet, Difficult Breathing. Dropsy,
swelling of feet or ankles, or Neuralgia
around heart? If you have one or more of the
above symptoms, don't fail to use DR.. Il In nsman's
Celebrated II art Tablets which have made so
many marvellous cures. Not a secret or "patent'
medicine. One out of four has a weak or diseased
hear.. Three-fourths of these do not know II, and
thousands die who have been wrongfully treated
Ior the Stomach, Lungs. Kidneys or Nerves
Don't drop dead like hundreds Of others wher
DE. kinsman's Heart Tablets will cure YOU.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

You can laugh if you want TO, but
really and truly prunes properly treated
make AN appetiZing and healthy fruit
Wash the prunes well, put in q kettle
just cover with cold water and let stand
all night. In the morning put on the
stove until the juice is thick sirup and
gently until tender Do not stir or
mash them. Cook on the back OF the
stove until the jice is a thick sirup and
very little of II. When cold eat with
cream.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

Here is n drink that some people
Ike, and it is named cream of nee
tar" one and One-half quarts of wa
ter, two ounces tartaric acid, one
fourth tGmbler of sifted flour, whites Of
two eggs, two pounds granuIated sugar.
Mix whites Of eggs with the dry flour
without beating; add to the water and
sugar the acid previously dissolved in
little water. Set on stove, and let il
come TO a boil. Set off and bottle for
use. For serving. take four or five
seasp0Onfuls OF the preparation for
each glass; favor to taste with any cx-
tract or fruit favoring; fill each glass
half full with cold milk and add tiny
lump of soda the size Of hazel nut
Stir ii and drink while it Is efferycscing.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

To bake tomatoes butter y dish and
sprinkle with fine, dry crumbs; cover
with slices of ripe tomatoes. which you
have peeled by plunging in boiling wa
ter; season with pepper. salt and a
scant half teaspoonful OF sugar; cover
thickly with bread crumbs and scatter
two tablespoonfuIs of minced salt pork
or ham over; repeat this until the dish
is two-thirds full. Have the top layer
Of crumbs. Cover with an inverted
dish, and bake half an hour; remove
the cover and brown. If you have no
ham or pork use gill Of nice gravy
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
YOUR HEART

Does 1t Flutter, Palpitate OF
Skip Beats? Have you Short.
ness OF Breath, Tenderness,
Sunone,s or Pain in left side,
Dizziness, Painting Spells,
Spots before eyes, Sudden
Starting in sleep, Nervous
ness, Nightmare, Hungry or
Week Spells, Oppressed Feel
The National tribune., 1909-11-18
Factory Cash Prices

We buy up whole factory outputs
to get prices which none can COM
pete with. For there are 100000 homes
which buy their furnishings from US.
Our output is far larger than the
combined output of all other concerns
in our line. Our buildings for storing
and shipping these goods cover six
acres of ground. Our combined cap
ital is $7.000,000.
Such buying power enables US to
under-buy everyone else. Then we
add to our cost Just our one small
margin of profit. And we sell on
credit exactly as low as for cash. NO
other concern in America does that.
- Sowe guarantee a saving of Is to 50 Der cent
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

For some people n drink in which
there is a suggestion of bitter qucnches
thirst more effectively than anything
else. \ tablespoonful OF the CONNER
cial bottled juice of lines with a dash
OF calisaya is very refreshing, or just
enough dandelion wine to flavor
glassful Of water. Both drinks are ex-
ceedingly hcalthful To make the wine
pour gallon of boiling water over two
quarts of dandelion flowers. Let this
stand for "a hours. then strain and add
two pounds Of white sugar and two
lemons. Boil down to three quarts,
strain again, let the mixture stand for
two days and bottle.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

To make a caramel cake cream a
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

Saving OF 10 20 % pSI CtHI
under any prices quoted
by catalog houses or
dealers. II we don't save
YOU that much. we eX'
pect and invite you to re-
turn the articles to US.
The National tribune., 1909-11-18

This recipe for orange conserve fair
ly makes the mouth water: Cut the
rind of five oranges into thin strips,
removing all the bitter white pulp
which cannot be utilized. Remove also
pieces. Now add to the prepared orange
one pound and n half seeded raisins
and a quart each currant and red rasp
berry juice. with eight pounds of sugar.
and cook all together until the con-
serve jells. AS the season for fresh
raspberries and currants is over. the
canned fruit can be utilized. reducing
the amount of sugar proportionately.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-16
LEGAL DECISIONS
Punishment Of Habitual Criminals.

Punishment Of Habtual Criminals.
The constitutionaity of the law pro
vling increased penalties for fabirual
criminals was assalled in State VS..
lie Pitre. Go3 Pacific Reporter. "a.
The Washington supreme court de
cided that while the habitral criminal
statute was a thing OF modern crea-
ton, and there are many rules Of law
which may seem inconsistent with its
purpose and the procedure adopted TO
compass it. it is nevertheless sound in
principal and sustained by reason
Aside from the offender and his vic
tim there is always another party
concerned in every crime committed
the state AMI it does no violence to
any constitutional guaranty for the
tate to .'id itself Of depraEity when
Us efforts to reform have failed. TIM.
act ID not eN post facto, It does not
deny THE right Of trial IN jury ID
does not put the Offender twice III
Jeopardy Ii doea not inhict a iouble
for the same oGense. or
iniiict q crneE on unusual punishment
or impose 3 penalty for a crime com
mittei ortsjl, 3f ere state II merely
provides an increased punishment for
the basr offcpse The spirit Of the
law Is in keeping with the acknowl-
edged power of the legislature to pro
vide q minimum and maximum term
within which the trial court may eX-
ercisc IFS discretion in fixing sentence
.aktng into consideration, as it should
always, the character of the person as
we'll as the probability of reformation
Or the legislature may take away all
discretion and fix a penalty absolute
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-16

Speaker Cannon that any day ma
iority of the house could depose him
and overthrow his rules" il ii wanted
10. That was in the days when in
his pride he never could conceive such
a thing as possible. He thought his
system was so fine that it could al
ways keep a majority in working or
der Little of that kind of talk has
come from his since the fight over the
organization of the present congress,
when. in order to keep even a bare
majority for the rules, he was com
PEELED to get Democratic aid Since
then he has not had any desire to
cali attention TO what a majority can
do if it wishes.
With the beginning of the present
session the insurgent Republicans
have counted noses and find increases
in their ranks. They believe now
that by associating themselves with
the un-Cannonized Democrats they
can form a majority of the House.
However, it is always easier to de-
yelop full strength when organization
must be taken up as matter of
course than when reorganization IS
TO be forced out Of the regular routine,
the insurgents have appal-
emily abandoned any idea OF forcing
the Issue this winter At least Rep.
resentative Gardner makes the an
for himself and as his
belief as to what the program Of the
other insurgents viii be
Under conditions such as now exist
the outcome will inevitably follow one
of two directions Either two years
from now Cannonism will be over
thrown in congress or in the mean
time Canncnism will reform itself and
cooperate honestly with President
Taft in the legislative policy he is
marking OUT The idea of a regeu-
Grated Cannonism is enough 10 make
most citizens, especially those of the
middle West grin on both sides Of
their faces at once as far back as the
ears However. none of them would
for that reason be the less inclined
to welcome any advances that Can
non and his followers may make to-
ward associating themselves with the
real Republicanism of the country
Record-Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-16
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What a Heap of Happiness it Would
Bring to Cairo Homes.

Hard to do housework with an ach,
ing back.
Brings you hours of misery at leis.
ure or at work.
If women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains come from sick
kidneys,
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid.
news,
Cairo people endorse this:
Mrs Berdie Banta. l07 Eleventh
street, Cairo. Ill., says u suffered
from attacks OF kidney complaint and
was unable to find remedy that
would help me My back ached mcs5
of the time and was subject Il
li2zy spells and headaches. Deans
Kidney Pills were SO highly adver
tiaed that | decided to give them G
tritl. | procured a supply at Paul G
Schuh a. Sons drug store and after
taking the contents of one box. was
free from the symptoms of kidney
complaint
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
Genes. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York sole agents fer tbs
United States.
Remember the name oan's-an,
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-16

bishop, who We're the sole speakers.
Here were the antipodes in Amer.
lean religious life. the president being
Ia Unitarian. The Methodists are
orthodox in the Christian denomina.
tons. They believe in the divinity of
Christ, in the trinity. in future life,
etc, and the Unitarians believe i'll
none of these, although belief in inn
mortality is optional and does not dis
qualify one for membership in the
church.
The pelly Rest.
The suggestion of Pelly Rest
where working girls may spend their
noon hoer. is a good one, but without
operating in the slightest to the detri-
ment of the institution as such. its
usefulness could be greatly extended
by making il resort and resting
place for ladies out shopping. especial
" those from neighboring localities.
The latter greatly need such a resort,
They often get weary walking around
town and a nice, convenient place
where they could rest and lounge
would be highly appreciated by them
and woulj add greatly to the popular
ity of Cairo as a place to go shopping.
Its value for the latter reason should
recommend the enterprise to the mer-
chants Of this city. The horse would
ho all the more interesting to the la
dies OF the offices stores and work
shops for the admiNture of those from
their homes in the city and outside,
temporarily on the streets for bus
mess. shopping. or for pleasure. Thus
many pleasant acquaintance and
friendships would he formed
The house should be supplied with
an abundance OF easy chairs and
lounges. also long writing table and
stationery. and several copies OF each
Of the city papers in hand files.
There should be a spacious lunch
counter with stools and here should
be kept on sale simple lunches, but
tho best Of everything in the ma
terials used and in their preparation
Tor the counter. Coffee, tea, milk and
chocolate. sandwiches, doughnuts and
pies, and such other articles as are
usually found at lunch stands, should
he served at the prices usually charged
by Cairo restaurants, which are low
There should also be nursery room,
used for no other purpose, for the ac-
commodation OF ladies having small
children with them. Such an institu.
ion would soon become famous IN a
willie extent o. territory
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-16

entities each member to the privileges
Of q locker use of the shower bath.
athletic apparatus, the tennis court
baseball football etc The Boys pay
fas these privileges and have light
to expect to enjoy tbe same TIE
money they say Is supposed to main.
tain these benefits, and with the
money The association by rigf Of
agreement, Is Supposed 20 sec tAat the
boys YET theii iuil MONEYS worth.
Secretary Castieuan sail yesterday
5aat tha~hall uoEH ho fixed al,hou2h
he stated ompAatc@lIy that II would
MOI last over a couple q days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-16
FOR SALE.
900 Washington Ave.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON DEC. 18TH, 1902. AT THE PREM
Uses THE PROPERTY AT NO. 23o9
WASHINGTON AVENUE.
THIS PROPERTY CONSISTS OF
ONE LARGE DWELLING WITH
LOTS.
SALE WILL BE SUBJECT TO A
6 PER CENT. MORTGAGE or $500
PAID TO DATE.
TAXES PAID AS FAR AS POS.
SlBLE. ABSTRACT AND WAR
RANTY DEED FURNISHED. co
AND SEE PROPERTY. SALE AT 2
p. M. j. 8. WALL.