Butler County Democrat from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 12

EKJTLEi COTOTK TJUUKJJPAY. OCTOBER 18 1906. DEEDS, NOT WORDS. ECtiatttai Olaim It's, uot woids, )bnl t'' 3 couiif, The dceds'of Doan's Kidney Pilh, For Has made fj'ieir Jlainiltoft lepitui- Proof lies iivMbe" statement of citizens linhj 'been ciuetl 'atid' pnred lopcntod iii eveii'sfiougbr (wins, Read' this one: lire. Siuiiii E.

225 Courl; Sf.V IlaiiiiltOnV; "I had (lie pleasure of lenrmug the value of Doan's Kiiliicy Pjllsjnua 1 expressing my opinion tliein in dur Ham- ilion papers ago, Prior lo that lime' if years kidney 'troubles' and. the accom- miseries. There was much rregnliuity of the -and I also lad that excruciatingly; painful af- Tiction, gravel. I.doctoYccl newly all A SPECTACLE THAT REPUBLICANS OF OHIO WILL NEVER STAND FOR. --Columbus Dispatch A cians in 'Cincinnati.

as as i city and MillviUj' Witjtho, relief. was at, tlia best 9 6iiiy; ''Jjcadiiig THE MIAMESE Elizabeth 'linlterliehl and II. 0, April 2U, 3852. '1'oole and L. June 4, 1STS.

GoKlie Johnson and Lee II. I'. May- sard, December 2S, 1904. H. G.

MAYNABD. Our subject barn and reared in Upn-y, a Iowa in Massachusetts, 11, Anna wife horn at the same place, April 4, Mr. Maynard had funr sons, namely, HHsha, Cnnlnor, William. 'Calvin lived with his fatties until his death; Klisha ami Gnrdnci removed to Hartford, New York, ani tiiere located on a farm. IClisha die.

here at thirty-jive years of age. Wi! Ham removed farther west in York, ami from (hence to Canada Gardner married a Miss Russ, of Ster ling, Jlassac-liuEctts. From this unioi 'live uhiUtien resulted, three boys and two skirls, (o-wit: Horace, Sally, Elii- el, Uria and Gardner IV)HI, upon nr- viving at maturity, removed to 'Michigan. Horace, manicil Miss Greene, ol! Greenville, and reared six son? 'Ainhy, Horace Henry JiuUon. Judsoii Wade, Justus and Fred- crick 'A.

The 'Miiyuard and Hoss es were English. arms in hand would be Irnns- at public expense to thai city, ind received for the lime being- into service of Ilie slate. Telegraphic cnders had already beiai made lo tile is oi' that city, of in niimlicrs from IVeble, Warren, Uivene, Biillvr, Franklin and other (innlies; so a thousands stooi ready to ansiviT tlic call without dc lay. Ik-fore daylight Ihe next morning- after (he proclamation n't (he governor, Ihe tread of the advance uf the grand army of Buckeye yci was heard upon iiie stony paveineuU of Cinciiniati. As rapidly as possibl Ihe throiigiiijf busts arriving were or gaiiixtfd into companies and regiment sent to tile -works 1ack ol Cov ingum, to the guard stations Vilon, the.

rivci 1 or to oliicr posts of 'ftie tuUd number known have en- icreil ibis temporary service from the state at targe is fifteen thousand sev- hundred and sixty-six--which Imiblli'ss exceeded by several hiui- at least --of irliicli Hamilton the si.vlcenlli of September, I iiie NinctcciHh Michigan ufaiitry. Three days previously Gov- rnor Toil telegraphed to Stanton, of war: "The minute-men, he 'Sijuirrel responded gloriously to I lie cull for (lie defense Cincinnati. Thousands raichd! lie city, and thousands more were en for it. The enemy 'having rc- ired, all have been ordered back. This uprisinjr of the people is the cause, of Finley Predicts Campbell Victory it cd relief; they treatment could have proved morojsatjg.S.c.tpry.

Five and a 'half years' have gone b'y since'- 1 then and thlit'-' (into 1 to Pills. .,1 host-' fancy in 'giving my statement and making known to' other people the vaiie of this cure for -and kidney, troubles. sale' by all Price Buffalo, i county furuishctl five hundred and 1'onr. KiMiie t'ectiliurily of dress in 11 many of them, and tlic armament of The following arc the names and date birth of Ihe'Maymird family: Anvby 'January 20, ISlii; Christie Ann, November 10, 1817; Emily April 1S10; Martha Jane, December IK'Hi; Uonu-c Oclolier JS'2'2; Umiso, October '27, lleiirv 1'2, Wade, Jus tus May 27, l.s:i;i; Frederick Septenilmr 22, 1S35; l.croy Fitch, T2, ISiiU; Anna Poole, Occcnibcr '22, ISo'J; Uc 'Horace, April 21, Ksta belle, February 1(1, JSSII. CHARLES CONE.

Mr. Cone was one of the born in Connceticnt in Hie year whence he emigrated with his family in (lie spring of IS'S'O, and was a resident of Hamilton and Butler counties, up to the lime of his rtcatb. Apr 26, He was married lo Mis witn light scpiirrel guns. I the luvppy title of "Squirrel 'Hunters" for the entire unique POII- tinj'Wit-. but by whom if ivns lirsi applied the historian 'lias failed to learn.

The designation has, however, passc'tl hiinoralily into 'liistory. The, squirrel amid appmpviale si-encry, and Hie squirrel-hunter, in lilting costume aw Ihe relreal. should pit'blicly ac- lowledgc I i a i a conduct." At the next session of the legisla- an was passed and approved March I I 1SB3, ovJcring the. preparation and issue of formal discharge certificates "for the patriotic men of the a who responded to the c-all the governor and went to the southern border to repel the invader, and who will be known in history as the 'Sqnir-j rel These papers, luuul- somcly engraved and printed, and issued (o numbers entitled to them, read as follows: The Hunters' Discharge. Our southern -invyder was menaced, the ciii'inics of our Union.

oil, Oovcrnor of Ohio, called on the i Men the Sta'te, and 'Squirrel Hunters" came-by thousands to-the rescue. You, were ol! thorn, and Ibis is your Honorable Discharge. 2. Ciias. Hill, Aclj't.

Ocn. of Malcolm McDowell, Major and A. D.C. 1'iuley, secretary or ilcmocratic slate central Thursday said that advices, from the tluoe counties. -of Hie 'I'liml district justified him in making tlie 'prediction tliat former Governor James li.

Campbell woviUV be elected by a de- ciswe majority oycv Senator J. Eugene Harding, at jliddletown. Said Mr. "There 'arc factors favorable (o (he success of CnmpbeJI. The iu Hie aci of iiis lirc-arai, up- pear in good stylo npim the discharge grantcii the Hunters upoi of their service; au spirited page engraving, in the liiu volume of Mr, "Ohio in Hi 1 fnrliii'i 1 Jifiiylnitc.s and ilitir personnel and deed: J'lie Hunters were nut long nceiU'i old soldiers the: district xcc him sincere.

friend, 'for l(e sliarcd tlicir dangers in war times, and knows tliei needs' and aims. i'or the first time ir ccntiu'V, there is absolute harmony 1 Hie democrats oi Butler Factions Iiave pen red, and '-every worker is in the open for the tntcss on: iiformalion is iia'yc (lie argcst majority ever 'given a candidate in the county, and he holds Ihe himself. By- that I. mean he vill excel his past Montgomery county the factions have ilso come together for the -firsV time 20 years. I democrat is said to bo-safe jell, which means mighty in ilie republican mnjoaty.

lie wil" very carry the city of''Day ton liandsomely. Our I'rcblc connly workers say that he will also carry thai part of the district, witich is 'saying a great deal. Unprejudiced 'republicans see the same signs, and are privately admitting that tlic former will be an easy winner. I- think that the Third district is no longer duiiblful." Remember 'the laK otlicr. S'-- and Metrppolitan 'Wf in Gplop Clever Short Stories Striking -Articles Many'lUnstrations A 3 WJEST (wiik-ii may Gad in his infinite good- forbid) you may again prove ycnrselvcs "Minute.

Men" and again I'otcd our loved homes. Invakini; 'God's choicest blessings Approved by David i'cd. was aec-oinpiinii-'d. in each by i-iiising letter fvom the govcv- ihiatly printed for the jmrpasc: TIIK STATK OK OHIO, Executive UcjMrtnienl. 'March -I, 181)3.

To et 'Oniiity, Ohio: The les-islatnrc of our stale has liiis day lunsed Ilie following rcsohit'on: licf-oivcd by Senate and of the Stale Oliiii. T'jfit (lie fiovvniov bf, and he is Thrir relief from service bciian i hereby directed to ap- in ten in- twelve days a they iverei iTMm-iali' out of his conlinjjeiil fluid, siim to pay fur printing for tiic vho ro- called and by the middle of Sep- nearly all an-i ili: liii.ograpliin.f'dist-iiai-ac iiad to llifir homes. One jv.uri.riic "men of 1)io aiaFc. nil are dear on yourself and io you, I aiu, very trulv, vouvs, 'DAVID TOD, Governor. MRS.

SNOW SAYS SHE'S NOW HAPPY. There is a report current Iliaf If. Hnow who suddenly ITani- ilton on Thursday, October 1, divl not willi Dr. C. H.

Saler, as has bC'cn reported. According lo the story is cm-rent, after lira. Snow left Hani- illon and she learned Ihe report lltst bad bfcn out here, she wrote, to woman in Cincinnati, who has friends in Hamilton, claiming that she bnd not uitji Dr. but instead she h-ad gone with-a traveling man; a whiie.Dr. Siitcr have gone on the same day she, iiot know anything of bis irficrealwiils.

The report further says Snow declared (hat she is.now the happiest woman in the world. A Henry Braun has Ireen-ajVp'ointerl iriiardian of Enrl I', and Georgo ijmith, minors. BLOOD POISONING results from chronic constipation, which is iinickly cured by Dr. King's New Life Pills. They remove al poisonous germs from the system an infuse'new life and vigor; euro sou stomach, nausea, headache, and colic, without griping or diseom fort.

2oc. Guaranteed by all drni WANTED INVENTORS to write for "oar confidential letter applying for mmr be worth nwaty. We pici-apUy obtaia U. itd tfe ADE Utoi TI nej's fee. ud model, rtirtch IMMEDIATE gin Icgat and aad oar Try us, SWIFT fc Patepf lawyers, Opp.

U.S. Patent D.C. ppositc Patent WASHINGTON D.C. ORESOENTVILLE'S POSTMASTEE. Henry I'flanr, has-been appointed! postmaster at Crescentvillev the hiilliilions to be freed fnini Iiie of military ovjsaniza- ttoii was that stationed at Gravel Pit, on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, river Harvey, an aunt of the writer.

became the molherof twelve chil-! dren: linfiis, I'hileiw, Ami, Charles, Asa, James, James Thomas 11., Grace, William and Martha. When Mr. Cone came to Ohio tin 1 country was all in woods. The lirsi he did -was IP build cabin to shelter his family. At a Inter day In 1 ljuilt an inn on iiie bank of the a rivor, and kept a fcm for people across.

Tlip Indians at that time were c.vi-csdiiiL'lv troublesome. Snbscrincnlly Oharles (7onc built the Hour mill in the Miami valley, in Crosby township. Hamilton county. He also operated 3 distillery al tnc same )Uu-c, but abandoiicd same after one'of bis sccndants fell into a vat of hot ivliisky aiul was scalded lo denlii. I to guard against the possible cross ing of a rebel cavalry force a( a siuii- lw in the river ojijiositc liiat point.

Ttiis conunaiul was the porroM! direction of Major Hidiard Cirwinc, in general eiraiyc of- the and was relieved on Rheumatism lo the call of I lie (jovcrnur, v.x'iil to tin; soiuiicrn border to repel the invaders, and wiio will be known hi history ws Ihe "SIJUIR-HBL I in obedience (hereto, I do most 'heel-fully herewith enclose a ccrlili- cate of your service. -Hut for the gallant services of yourself and Ihe other! To Cure a Cold in Qne Day take Laxative Bromofiiwunc TaHets. Seven fcESBon fcoxts soM in fast 12 nonfts. Thb SJgBatqre, members of the of patriotic one of the constitutional diseases, manifests itself in local and inflamed joints and stiff cannot be cared by local applications. tt requires constittttional ting through the Mood, and the best is a course of the great medicine Hpod'sSarsapariOa Which has permanently cared thousands of cases.

I For tistimonMh of rCBMrluMe cnret inaso a general auiionnrenicnl to Die ttni tot on men of O'tio liiat all who reported Hood LcweB, The "Squirrel Hnnters." The dmigcrs Ihi-calciiing Ciucinnati in the latter part of (he suimnor of 33G2 Oovcinor David To.l, to Himtcrs," rendered in Scp- 1 tember last, Ohio, our dear Mate, would have been invaded by a band of determined lo overthrow toe best government on earth, and i-hililrcn would have been violated and murdcn-d, our honics plundered and sacked. Your children and your children's children will ho proud know that you were one of glorious band. i'vcservc the ccrtiftca'tc of service and discharge, bcreivit'h enclosed to as evidence of this gallantry. The Ifoljcllion is not yet crushed out, and therefore the discbaigo may not he (inal; keep tin- old gun ibeii in or- i sec the powder-horn and bullet-pouch are supplied, caution your patriotic mothers or wives io be al all limes prepared to furnish yon a few days' cooked rations, so tn.it if your services arc' called for NATIONAL HEISE8, ProMeW JOHN E. BUSER, GEO.

P. S08NGEN, Prtsldwt EQUIPPED COftSERVATIVELY MANAGED WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. mn.ieron.jr Gco. P. Cliarics E.

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