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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Tho au, nia No, HIM,

Oyer week ago circulars were spread
pr0adcast over the city announcing that =
paper called the OWl was to be Issued in
this city weekly. The first number was to
have appeared last Saturday, and 1t was
understood that it would contain all the
pettyscandais that could be learned or man.
uisctured. At the last moment the men
Who were to put the paper out weak ened
and becnme afraid TO engage in the busi.
nsss. The silly girls and boys Of this city
we're greatly disappointed a. the non
appearance OF the sheet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Funeral Of John m. Holland

Tne funeral Of John NJ. Holland took
place this morning at $3.50 o'clock (, ON his
residence, No 500 South Prince street. st.
MichsePs society attended In body. The
remains were taken TO 81. Mary's church,
whore Rev. Dr. McCullsgh celebrated q
requiem mass. The body was taken to
Philadelphia for interment
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In Town

s Semss y. Sherry, Who 10 now conptcted
We1h . Philadelphia book house, wa, i'm
Aenessfer on business yesterday. MIR
4nmyys In years gone by, was Wei known
- eveSy LancsstIisn ss q theatrical mana.
- HIS companies then came here 10 re :
eor week or more at q time, aud
wste slwsys popular with our citi.
Ar sherry 10 looking almost ~
1etsA - ever.
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DkAI.HH,

.,hifK =. n New Holland, on The 18th lost,
Years, months aud "a days HNN
Funeral services ard interment nj Cbsdd,.
ford Baptist church, Delaware county. Pa
wednesday ait rnoon a. 2 O'Clock. This rela.
uves ana hisnds OF Tho family 1re inyi,ed TO
attend.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
PhiIadelph,s proti uos MARKET.

100 bbis Mtnn. takers. ss I0s16 70 /; renn,a.
Family, "a 75Q6 90; Western DO. o. COOS 90 ;
Winter Patents, u 0067 20 Spring do, " 7o0
72I.
kye. q Gil0
wheat--.Nov.. q OK; Dec. sl OK; JAN.
o. l0k; Feb, 0l.A.
: Corn.-kov. toe Doc. t7c; jan, ts91c
Feb, t8<c.
oais-sov., sqslc, Dec, 8ts; jan. sakc
Feb, 3S,.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Will Apply for y Quarter,

Some psople have be5n busy siLce tho
election starting report that tho Young
Mems Democratic club was about to dis.
band. Such Is not the case, however. The
organization stands well financially, and at
meeting Of the directors held last evening
It was resolved to make application to court
for charter on Saturday, Dec. IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Gaze Withdrawn.

The case against John and J Jscob Kreider,
who were charged by Noah Geix, OF East
hempheld, with trespsssing on bis land
while cunning, has been withdrawn on the
payment OF COSTS by the accused.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13

To day some OF the employees OF the water
works arc engaged fixing up the IRE plugs
with straw In order to prevent their freezing
durirg the rspidly approaching winter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Sale OF Real EafAla-

Allan A. Herr, real estate and insurance
agent sold at private sale the 3,story brick
dwelling, No. 62l West Chestnut street,
owned by Z. II. Mayer, TO David X. Brandt,
for e. 500
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13

JoRL J.. HAiNEs, auctioneer. viii SAL this
evening at the Leopard hotel. at 7 O'clock, for
hos.etter estate, two store properties In Cen
ire square, Nos. ~ ana %, and q y elIipx on Col
umb'a avenue also building lots
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13

rihnw foRn: Roy. l3-Flour market ouIs,.
sS sont 0i snpernne, y f01ssS, aiinn,
winter wheat extra. % s60s rs. i'o' "
"asss-ko. ], Red. state. e 2sal gsi No. q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
I DEMOCRATS PARADE.
oouY BORn a NOVEL PROCESSION ON
nONDAY EvGNlNo.
Nm WIN vaissss. Umbrellas and Bsnners,
4 nlassa rhreush Every street In the Bor-
Y ssuh-sol zsamers Ox sauis tho
nsggAgs waaon Up salt River.

COLUMBIA, Nov. i3.-.The Democrats Of
11is plnce took the wind from the sails Of
ne Republicans last night by having big
saDslt River" parade. The Republicans
have been making extensive preparations
- hold . big parade on next Saturday night
I'D intended TO take the Democrats up
oAit River. A few prominent Democrats de.
o1tmined that they could 90 cup the river"
without any help from tho Republi-
oanA They arranged . secret meet
~ for last Saturday night, which
No. held ut the headquarters In Bank
alley and all the details for the parade ar.
mnged. The plan was thought an ex-
oollent one and was carried out without be.
oumipg known TO the Republicans. At
40 lest night the parade started from
Bank alley and went over every street In
town. The parade was headed by the
Metropolitan band and was about four
squares Ia length. The psrsders carried
mn brellss aud vallses and were ready for
sheir trip A number OF banners were
carried contsining the Inscription "Weil
b back In four years.; Cleveland
n 1892 !" Doodle In 1883, Brains In 1927
and many others. There were large
number of paradefs in fantastic costumes,
and Sol. Zssmef's OK was In line drawing
the " baggage wagon" Three wagons con.
mining Salt River boats brought Up the
rear. The parade was an immense success
The Conference
Tho Harrisburg conferences OF the East
Pennsylvania synod ofthe Lutheran church
commenced last night In the Fret English
Lutheran church. The opening sermon
Wns preached by Rev. ]. Fishburn, presi-
dent Of the conference. The exercises to.
day Will be according to the programme
published last night. A children's meet
log will be held this evening, when tho
exercises will consist OF singing, addresses,
sud bringing OF missi ona-y envelopel On
"wednesday the conference will be opened
with devotional services led by Rov. NJ. r.
Hooker. Ia m conference business, mis-
nlonsry work In the conference district !;
e:45 q. m, discussion, elbow can wo best
develop the Bible spirit OF benevolence In
our congregations" Revs. Holloway, ID. d,
3. Melster aud A. II. Shertz; 1890 Q. ip.,
sermon by T. T. Everett, d. ID. ll30 2. m,
closing exercises. About twenty nninisters
are present at the session.
The Rod aud Gun club reorgauIzsd last
night by the election OF the following |:
President, Frederick Buchsr secretary
~W. May treasurer, q. q. Murray I;
master OF transportation, II, Il. Williams (;
Quartermaster, Samuel Filbert !; assistants,
John Weaterman and w. M. Borden.
Mary Jane Shorter was before Squire
golly LAST night for assault aud battery, on
william Watson. The accused gave bail TO
answer ct court.
Jacob Quenzsr, an employe Of the
0usquehanns rolling mill, was badly
burned about the back this morning by
being struck with piece OF red hot iron.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
nissoLUrioN OF PARTNERsHI

DRoCToR's FULTON OPERA HOUSE.
EVENING PROGRAMME.
A DIVERSIFIED LIST OF ENTERTAINMENT
TUESDAY EvRHIE0
Ho1. X q. Horr.. ......" The Labor Question. p"
wEpsKspAr EVENING
Hon W. Blaiko..........' How t. Get etrcng."
THURSDAY Kv.AISo.
VIII Carteton........"Th The Science OF Home. I"
FRIDAY EvRNiHa.
THE MUSIN GRAND CUNCEAT COMPANY:
MOI pns,ds Nc nohown gs,n, so,n n,as.. nIms.s
Violinist, Nine Annie Iouse Tanner. Amer.
cas- celebIattd d Piima Donna soprano) Mr..
whitney Mockridse, ths great Jyiic Tenor |;
Mr.. Ed in ii. showert, tfianist and Musical
Director.
single admission. n.......................lO cents
deserved Seat ..........................o0
course ........:....;;.........0
diy, November Ia, a. p. m, at Proctor's
Fulton Hall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
Ribs-Jan.. u AK; May, " 10.


wheat-Noy. .lsl.lak; Dec, q 1sk; jan,
d IN; May. ell4k.
Corn,;Nov, &Hoi Dec, askc' JAM S'hc;
Data 2sxc; Dec. ais4o May. 2os!c.
Pork-Novn en hk; Dec, sh o7k jan.
Lard. Nov. = Tx; Dec, ss OK Jan /.
Short Ribs-Nov., q i7x , jan. N AK ; May.
HeA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
uhieago Prod noe alarsss.

CHICAGO. Nov. Is, eso q, m.-Market opened.
,wheht.Hov. 81 lsk; Dec, u lsxi jan
..Corn-Nov.. Aok; Dec, a9skc; Jan ssc !;
Nay, 89xc.
.Oais.sov.. 2,c; Dec. 2Kc, jan, ses |;
PorkHNov. sl %; Jan. .,sll rs; May, t15 co
Lard-Eov. e5 224 Dto., Is IN JAN. u 10 !
May, es Is.
Short Ribs-Jan.. u an; May, t7o
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
FOR SALE OR RENT.
pUBLIO SALE OF DWELLING

On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1888,
VIII be sold at public sale, a. the Cooper
H0uee. the following keal kstate. to wit
No. !, the three story Brick Dwelling House
with brick back building; Also frame stlach,
ment, NO Il west Chestnut street. the lot
having front of y feet aud depth 66 feet Tho
house has II rooms and posses ses almost every
knovn comfort OF q frst-class home bath,
gas. hot and cold water. and the whole premi.
q Photograph gallery. recently built We'll
ana pump OF good water, in cistern. ana
other improvements. his Is a beautiful resi-
oence about the centre of tie city.
No .. a two-story Brick Dwelling. ana brick
back building. NO. rs south Queen street,con.
taining 8 rooms. he lot Is 81 feet inches,
feet wide.
No. 8. the two story frame dwelling house.
with frame back building. No 802 Reayer
street, contain ing rooms. having U front Of
llk feet. ana I'm depth 1p0 feet.
NO. 4. the two story frame dwelling house.
with frame back building. NO. COS Beaver
etr st containing rooms. The lot has mont
OF Ssk fee t. ana depth Of 100 feet
eale to commence at 7.30 O'Clock d. m. VIII
conditions will be made known by
W. p. CUMMINGs.
BYRON CUMMINGS,
q w. W.CUMMINGS.
JOEL L. HArSKs. Auctioneer.
O27AnSlOl2lY.l4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A REAL ESTATE.

u
On "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1888
VIII be sold at public sale by the undersig n ed
assignee OF Israel p. May, r and wife, at The
he fsSwns koal sy Si fa
No: j; 4 dear.stery Brick robacco Ware
house. 26xios feet, No. s!s North Queen street.
feet, on thristian street, ana lot OF ground
thereto belonging, containing in front on said
tending in depth as feet to hriaiisn street,
Adjoining the Washington Hose House, on
No 2. Ali that certain three story Hick
Dwelling and store house, with two-story
Brick Warehouse. In the rear, and lot Of
The east side OF North Queen street, c intainipg
IN front on North Queen street 80 fest "a
% stfest. Hdjoinins pt propsItv OF Of Joha y FafsIey
late Jacob K shlrE. Ihs dwelling and store
NOS. All those two two story Brick Dwell.
ing Houses with Msnsaid roofs. with two-story
6oS ana sos North Lime street. In said city.
containing In front on said Lime strs ct. ls
feet, more OF less. AdIoinina prererty Of An.
drew J. Cogley and Others.
No 4. Ali that certain two story Brick Dwell.
ing House with twostory brick back building
attached, and lot OF ground thei eto bel onsing,
situate No. l3l on the keast stce Of ew su eet.
containir In front ls feet inches. more or
less, and IN depth 100 feet more or less.
No. o. Two two-story Brick Dwelling Y Houses
with one'story iIame bsck buildings attached
kos 50 and 3S West Liberty street, III said city,
each containing in front 25 feet ana In depth
81 feet Inches, mora or less.
NO. o. A two-story Brick Dwelling House
with two-story frame bE Ok building ana lot
OF ground. 81 uated No 76l on the east side of
North Prince street, containing In front 10
feet inches, and in depth loO feet, more or
less.
with two-story frame beck building and lot
of ground situated NO. 163 on the east side OF
North Prince street, Containing In front is
feet sk inches and In depth 100 feet, moro or
No g. A twostory Brick Dwelling house
with two story brick back building and lot
OF ground, situated No 765 on the east side OF
North Prince street. containing in fIoat is
feet ~ inches, and in depth lOo feet. more or
ICES
No 9. All that certain Lot OF Ground, stu
ated on the south side OF Liberty street, be.
tween North Prince ana Market streets. IN
said city, containing In front on said Liberty
strs ct 10 feet, more or less. AT d OF that wid b
ex'ending southward IS feet inches, thence
OF tns width of Is feet, more or less, lend
ing fur, her south 23 feet 2inch 5. more or less,
thence OF the width Of SO feet more or less,
further south b3 feet, more or less on the
south end of said lot is erected large two
story Brick Cigar factory
any person Wishing 10 view any of the above
Ss korth Queen street. Lancaster, Pa
saIe 10 commence at O'Clock d IN, when
torms and conditions v III be made known by
JACOB \, BkUBAkEB,
osonIS.s.sie,iS. lAI7,sod Assignee,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13
EXEOUToRs' SALE OF VALUABLE

AtAEOOlOhS' SALE Ot VALUABLE
Ia Heal Estate.
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, A. d. 1858,
at tho Leopard Hotel, in the city of Lancaster.
the undersigned will offer at public sale the
following valuable reel estate. to wit:
Tract NO l, being lot OF ground. on which
is erected fourRtOry brick store building,
numbered ~ Centre Square, containing Ia
depth 81 feet inches. moro or less.
Tract No. 2. being lot of ground on which
IL erected q three-st stOry brick store built ing.
numbered 70 Centre Square. contaipiDg N
tending in depth ~ feet inches, more or less
tract no, !, being 3 lot OF ground on which
- erected two-story ana mansard roof brick
dWell1ng house situated on the south side OF
Place, containing in front 30 feet, more or less,
ana extending Ia depth 200 feet, more or less.
This property has water. gas. water-closets,
and would make a delightful home.
Tract No. =, being six lots OF ground situa-
TED on no southeast corner OF College avenue
ana w, West Lemon street containing IN front
more or less. with righa 10 common alleys on
east and south
Tract NO s being lot Of ground. situsted
containing in FROM 9. feet ana Cxtending in
depth l32 feet, more or less, also with right to
Jhs whole of ,hs above mentioned store
and they present O most Desirable Investment,
the purchaser.
Any one wis hing TO view any of the proper
sa!a 70 commence at O'Clock p. m., when
conditions Will be made known by
MARIA MOsTETTEk,
WILLIAM II. HOSTETTER.
FRANK l.. .HOsTETTEB,
Executors OF ID. b. HOstetter, dacea
JOEL HAINEs, Auct. oct23.7tdTu&F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-13

NOkTH QUEEN STREET PROPER
~ T!Es at public sa Q. On sAIURDAx,
NOVEMBER "a. lsss, at Coopsr's tRed Liopj
hotel, West King street, will be sold at public
on the west side of North Queen street, Lam
caster, Pa, between Centre square and West
orange street, consisting OF the Two following
No. /. That three-story MARBLE FRONT
BUILDlNG, and lot of ground. containing In
front on Worth Queen street II feet l. IL ches,
width sli shly decreasing TO II feet inches.
at the rear OF said building and thence of q
uniform width TO Market. quare. q TO al depth
Jacob Loeb on the north and purrart no.
On the south to4eth with the right Of ay
and free inRress egress and regress 'ong q
certain adjoining entry, or passaVe, an ID stair
way. OF The width of s feet iot hes. leading
from said North Queen street TO the second
story OK said BUILDING The store room mo.
nne. large room, over 60 teet IN Ce pth, vi b
large wall capacity tor shelving and lsrge
No.2 That three story Br;cv Buildi e. Nos.
Is. 20 and % torth Queen street. and lot OF
around containing Ia front on street 81 4 ct,
west ward in depth lG7 feet. moro or less, TO
Market sqnare adj dining purr art No. on the
north, and property OF estate Of Jacob N.
right OF way above described as aSpurtenant ant
TO No. l. The storeroom on first floor has q
wtdt h OF p tee 8inches, and depth Of 8. teet
6fnches, with show winrOw on eli her side OF
entrance Both pIope lies have complete
drainage by connections running TO public
sewer on Market street.
The two, puiparts together mako one ne
property, having a width OFFS feet, 10 Inches
In front on North Queen street a. d of IS feet,
6inchs at The rear on Market square Oppor.
tunity VII be given to purchase the prop.Ity
sIle % conn ence at p. m. when attend.
s snce VIII be given and S1nd,t,ons made
uOv3.l0iS,T&Th Agent for Qwneis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
WAGES AND THE TARIFF-UL.

Because wages are in some States hlgher
than in Others it is said that " the tarlif 1ailS
to regulate wages" Nobody imagines that
it regulates wages in that sense, or preventS'a
rise of wages wherever labor in any branch
boppens to be scarce. What it does prevent is
the depression Of wages to the foreign level
by the unrestrained competition of foreign
producers, and that unrestrained COM
petition is precisely what the Free Traders are
striving to bring about, though they cannot
fail to see that it must deprive American work
ers of the wages by which free and sel1-re-
specting workers are enabled to support fam
lilies in comfort and to educate their children
The audacity of the claim that duties averaS-
ing 40 per cent will "more than cover the
difference in wages between this and other
countries will be better appreciated IL inc
wages of workers in certain industries be COM
pared with the present or proposed dutes' Inc
following table shows by industries the aver
age weekly wages of the persons in the ninety
three occupations in Great Britain and the
United States, as given in Census Volume No.
0. with the percentage of excess in the United
States:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
TIE NEES THIS MORNING.

Foroion The Thingvalla badly damaged by her |
eollision with the Geiscr, reached Hal1aN' Zap
tain Lamb placed the blame for the disaster oh
The helmsmen of the sunken steamer =. INC
ooroner,s iurv declared that Dr.. James Ridley
committed suicide because of apprehension thaV
he would be forced TO make disclosures regarding
Tho treatment of Mr.. Vaudeville III Iullanore
Tail. 80 Mr. ParneIl denies that he INTENDS "
.xacatc his seat pending the result of The lines
',nouirv - Pilgrims at Sual1m brought lur'her
tdings of g" The White Pacha.' -; Inc con
ference of the Young Mems Christian Association
at Stockholm continued its sessions.
CONGRESS Both branches in session. - SENATE
"A bill 10 prohibit sending obscene matter through
the mails was passed: 1t was agreed 10 take maj
vote on the Fisheries Treaty on Tuesday. =
rouse: An Intellectual effort was made to secure
consideration of general pension leglsatlon' no
Quorum could be obtained.
Domestic.-General Harrison had nlnety-nlne
carloads of visitors from Illinois. Indiana ana
Ohio: he addressed them all at the same Oime'
- The American Bar Association cioseu i'o
annual session, after electlng new on'cerS' "eH-
oral Harrison was elected vice-prcsident. -
Rloodv race riots. in which white laborers were
the aggressors, were reported from Alabama. =
Paners were read before the American Association
for the Advancement of Science. on the Nicaragua
Canal and the Future Food Supply. - Inc
Mayfower defeated the Puritan in the newborn
Yacht Club race. - -Four new cases OF yellow
fever were reported at Jacksonville. ria -
Ex-senator Warner Miller made an address at a
reunion of the Grand Army men Oh Saratoga
County.
City and Subnrban.-Dcmocralc campaign leao-
prs demoralized by quarrels among themselves
over the tariff issue and the general conduct OF
.be canvass - Caring for the rescued people
from the steamer Geiser and the passengers Oh
,be Tbinryalla - Much interest centres ID inc
possjble race of the steamships Cmbra ana Olty
nf New-York. which start for Liverpool to-day
- The answer of the Twenty-third Street Itali-
wav Company to Mayor Hewitt, IN regard 10
placinr conductors on their cars was made puohc
The Republican National Executive Com-
rnittee recommended plan OF campaign 10 VIZ
xinia Republicans in order to bring about harmony
there in the coming contest. - The Wallpaper
manufacturers failed TO form pool - ColilinS -
sioner Charles Reilly was examined by the cohi-
,nissioners of Accounts. - The Congress Com
snittoe ON immigration heard evidence when
showed that false naturalization papers can De
easily obtained in this country. - The body OF
q soldier who had probably committed suicide was
found near Point View, Il l. 60 STOCKS again
subiect 70 bear raids decline and close excited
and unsettled
Tho Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Cooler,
with rain and clearing weather. temperature
Yesterday: Highest IS degrees; lowest 40
average, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
WARNER MILLER TO TIE VETERANS.
GRAND ARMY REUNION AT ROUND LAKE
THE EX-SENATOR HOPING FOR GREAT Ina
CREASE OF THE oRGANIzATIoN-lTs
DUTY TO THE OLD SOLDIERS.
try TELEGRAPH TO TIFF TRrBUy..l
JBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CREASE
DUTY TO THE OLD SOLDIERS.
1pr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrsUNEI
Round Lake, Aug. 1.-THE various posts OF me
Grand Army of tho Republic in Saratoga County heiu
a reunion here to-day There was largo attendance
The chief speaker OF the day was ex senator warner
Miller of New-York, who came from Poftahd, Mo-
in order to keep his engagement There were ALSO
present Corporal James Tanner. OF Brooklyn, ana
william Todd Of Albany, adiutantgsnera OF the Grand
Army posts of New York State. Both Mr. Tanner
and Admtant-General Todd made speeches Ex'
Senator Miller who greeted warmly by his Old
comrades in the army, said in part:
expected to here General N NJ Curtis OF os'
densburr your department commander l believe am
one OF his aids with higher rank than ever attained IN
the Army had hoped hear him tell OF the grown
Of tho Grand Army the Republic There are eXceen'
rea sons why it should grow Most OF the soldiers VINO
were disbanded young men, They had given up
bor business on entering the and upon returning
IN civil life therefore. they had to make new pains IN INC
world A large number Of our boys in blue went west
II YOU will go Kansas you Will ind that nine men QUIZ
Of ten wear the army button Grand Army reunion ~
kansas means meeting Of 10000 men. say the boys
found it necessary make for themselves career S
n, them have not successful and now as years arc
creeping over them, they feel the necessity OF nAAns
acauaintance with their old comrades. III "'o
years about every LIVING soldier IN ' T
Will be found that from this time on the Grand Army
NJ the Republic will be the grandest cfAIiOie hs''u"
IN the world trust the time Will soon come "hen ou'
ont ,.alyinr the service performed by the soldiers.
viii sec TO that all Of 10000 old soldiers in the poor
bouss Of our land are removed and that every soldier "o
needs Il shall receive adequate pension tAppausD
Ru when that has DONE great deal OF ehaii'~'
80, I'm lave "a be- done by the Grand Army An sd'
aion Of $50 or $50 month will do much to reheVe ,n'
er,v a, many old soldiers, but the Grand Army OF 'h'
penuhi,c uoss will by calling tho attention Oh hS
community men deserving relief IL Is oeSau " 49, 49,
charitable work that am glad to SEQ the ranks o. 1'
c,rd Army Increasing There about 10000 OF 'heSe
Grand Army men In State. Tho posts VIII AWAY
m found power for good every drectonn the cnucn'
the school, the factory Everywhere the members oi '
Grand Army Of the Republic will be found the sreA'es'
CHAMPIONS OF order.