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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

The "Grand RepubIic'' CigarrOs and
Buffos satisfy a long-felt want Good smoke at q
reasonable price. For sale by all frst-class deal
erS Wholesale agent, LuchS Bro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

NEXT WEEKS Bull AT Tue NArIoSAI.-Niss Kate
Clsxton will appear at the National Theater next
week In new play by Frank Harvey, called 1.-The
World Against Her." This play enjoyed a six
weeks run In New York, and has met with equal
favor elsewhere. Miss Claxton Is supported by
charles A. stevenson, Arthur II. Forrest, and
other capable people. The sale of seats for the
engagement begins at the National tomorrow
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

Hotel johnson, European, 18th and E A
very choice shipment or oysters received to-day.
For steaming, half-sheli, &C., they are superb
Ladies' and Gents Cafe. Take the elevator. l
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1,ok SALE OH kENT-
Il AT kAcTIyE HOUSE

Corner Property.
Thoroughly well-built thres-story Brick DveIlfns.
III rooms. all modern IiuprUy ements.
Lot a+NloO 20 an alley. Ines. Shrubs fruits nov
err. ElEh and beautiful location. fronting 0overs@
meni iDi.
Cars as the door Northwest section
cheerful house. In Perfect order.
WI be sold cheap and on accommodating terma %
re- ted to sOod tenant Tor 600 month
Apply TO Nv n UI ,CK CO
81
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LI'OR RENT 800 boundary, 6r. ~ so
Il 612 st. NV. .Sl66 81 IL Is 81 u.w.6r. 80 40
GA 18th st. l2r. 100 PIT st. W., Or 20 81
2016 NV. lar. ...9o LOSE Sd ST Or. 20 80
HOB II ST. nv. lOr.. % YlS e. - 80
1106 + st. u. w. 1T. 80 l. ID 18th ST W. 20
Isl Md ave. H. go 4o6 Boundary n 7r 10
403 q ST. w.. 1lr 90. 40 20 ct ne. 10 80
22l + Cap st.. 1r. .oU Gu IS l. st. NV Or. Is 80
$50 Capitol st., l6r. 80 s4l4 St NV. Or IL 80
1929 15.h St NV. yr. 30 1eS NJ ave- NV. Or Is
1711 Cor. st. Or .46. 30 % Defrees Or. 1907
5l6 Sth ST. NV, 10r45. % lao Pierce ST., Or g. 30
1886 Corcoran St. Tor 40 sos 10th t. err. .l6 40
21U2 II st. Sr..... 43 ia 10 ST. Or. 1850
63l f. Cap ct. 11r. 40 30 S.2 st Sc, Sr l542
l245 18th st. Sr. 40 ga 9TH NV. or. 40
401 I'd st. n. W.. 7r.....ib 113 St 6r.....l 80
1904 st. Or. 40 i0S VI ST. Or. 10 30
1884 Pierce Place. Or 80 3422 Pros av. 6rl $50
11i9 list stuw. Or 31.5.J $50 9Th 0r.. 10 70
1913 10th n yr.S5..10 1925 9TH IA W., Or IN 30
1910 Msllach II. .35 90 Whitney Close Is
LOG st NV, Or. 81 AZ 9l2 2otist 80
1I20 Sth ct. .9r. 80 .,o 3j4 otn Lee, IA
22lS 9th ST. u. W.. 1Ur 30 Cleveland ave,
6:2 st. W.. 80 20 Fenton al he Or l3 80
2lll st. NV, Sr ...5U Ill 9th st. Sc Is 80
1893 9th st L. Tor 80 81 lth St Or. Is
4:e9 II ST. % 6.,9 st. Or. l.S7
44:t st Nv, dr.. .2S Nee Or. IL 80
BIZ lst ~ s.e IT,. -2o.4O 622 4th stn.w, or .l20
21S Arthur F.. 7r. 20 40 Ills 9TH St ne, LIZ
6:55 Mass I'D 1857 I'D St II
1876 9TH st u .25..S3 l13 n j. 80
2U3l 9th stn.w. 9r.. % 1725 fepton P ne IL so
1918 Linden st. 7r.....2o 1857 n ave Sri 80
1909 Md. s.w, er. % 9l5 s1th W., Arl0 30
1915 l. st. Or ~ 80 .el Q st. n. II. 10
466 Wash. stpw., o.. %2S' % q St Sc. 4r.......S
sep u II. WARNER 4 CO. 916 y sInw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

The CATTLE MARKEr.-At the Union stock
Iaros yesterday 30 cattle were on the market 81
were sold TO butchers, as follows: Best sold
4aca4xc- per To-; good, axe. a4c. per ID; me-
dunn, 81 ca3hc. per To-; common, 2Ac.a3c. per
ID SOB sheep and lambs on the marAet, and all
solo 10 butchers, as Follows: Old sheep sold
&c: s4c- per To-; lambs, 3hc.a6e. per To- Cows and
calves sold f3Oa$5O each Market for all kinds OF
stock was fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

L,OR SALE-PARTIEs IN NEED OF PINE or OAK
II Piling should commun cate with me before pur-
chasing else where have o large quantity
IN ordr 70 supply the demand promptly l. *
CLARKE. Occoquan, Va se4-:}ms
IroR sALE-FINEsT ASSORTMENT OF PLEAS
II ure Vehicles and business agous In the CITY, and
the lowest prices: X. PhoBkY. cor. 9Th and New
York and 1890 sd ST. NV. su:5l-lm
Irok SALE THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE
no loss Of time handling Of fuel send for circular
sna price LIST D. BALLAOf. Axt. ISL eth ct. nl2-tr
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IL
Il 500 2lst. IL 211s Pa ave-. 5r.. $1,000
Cor 3d aud sis iSr ga Bounasr ,o st. S g. %
store and stable. go 1917 9TH. 7r N IL 30
45 F. awe, awe i9T m d t9e S, st. q :,;Ss
80 Pa av:, lOr. |. 30 les I'D st stable To- 80
l!4II 81! a5.3o c.10o K St, Gr.......1 10
Sl2I st.. " ~ 30 stable. mod imps 2012
2327 Pa. av, lOr. LAO. OI.3l7 @ 5r.........l43O
2134 st. Sr.. IN. ID 40s 2lst It. 6r.....H 80
iiS9 ss: .ask Ks St. ari$ 50
Iiti st Or mi al.:,0 l21l St; ST.; .......E
s433-a5 K st.. n. .s5. So 1855 SD st.. 7r
2l4l St. 7r. mi. 20 1904 n. T. ave-, ~
SS9 sore 4 hs1 i. GSst. st:loiS
S;7 g 500 stss ..t: .
5S9s IA st sr mS q co. Navy Place, SO
! aas ''n list apply 10 "EscoTI 5os ~ SI .4s
Tor RENT-,NEARLY NEW 2-sToRY AND Gel
e II
Kitchen 9n first door climbers AID bathroom
s Hfs aSs szf
Tor RENT-s-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE, FALLS
house. aos
$40. Il. 2. HUTcHINs 4 CO. 1921 F ST. se25-3t
DOR RENTING NEW JERSEY AVE. S. E. -sTORY
nenss $50 isis f S
L'UR RENT
4 w oHer handsomely furnished house on Rhode
Island ave.. betwe, 18th and 18th SITS. o most de-
ghtfui location: side windows giving light to each
room. Two parlors, dining room. eight bedrooms
HILL l. HNSTON,
se25-6t 1903 Penn. ave. NV.
"EOR RENT
beautiful house on 10th ST. north of Scott Circle
II rooms bath, cedar and other closets house beauti
fully psVered Tor owner. who desires to go abroad
WIS recently bnilt and will be rented for q term Of
years at only S75 per mon h.
HILL JOHNSTON
se25-6t 1903 enn ave NV
TSOR RENT-HOUSE ylO 10TH ST W. FIJI
Il teen rooms; modern improven ents: in good
pair; rnt $ll per mouth. Apply to THOS. j. FL HER
coz LIZA Est. NV: y, se25-6t'
Lon -RENT-HOUsE0 1929 F ST. NV, Ten
rooms; modern improvements large grounds: $50
per mob h. A. WILSON. 1000 G st. NV 25 lw'
IVOR RENT-1334 CORCORAN ST. FROM IHE
L 1st OF November, a most desirable residence
tanning IL roopls with dining floor, with
parlor aud library house in good repair; well pap,
aud painted; plumbing in good order. THOS. L.
NAGGAMAN, 0l1 ST. NV. se2o-3t
EOR RENT-TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OR
Il others, nicely furnished new house, storie~, .
rooms, near connecticut ave. rent. 300 per month
or 81 900 per year. Address BALTIC. Star office.
se.5-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

WHEs SUIT FOR DIvoRCE-A bill was filed
Today by Hattie V. Turner against George Turner
iof q divorce. They were married In Wisconsin in
November. 1876; have three children, and as man
anu Vile lived at Edison, Wis. she charges that
for more than three years defendant has been an
haoituai drunkard. and that In the ial OF lss, the
defendant not having contributed 10 the support
Of herself and children for more than six mOuths
Win the aid or friends she came 70 this city,
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1915 NJ st. NV, 15r.,
fur. 3:unfur. 800
I'll A st. &C.. 13r. 10
1924 9th st. D.w.. 9r.. 40
1913 both NV. lar. 40
l341 Corcoran at. Sr. 40
S2o I'D st.n.w W.. Or. 81 80
50 and 81 I ct ne. 7r. 81 so
'912 9th St .w..7r.....25
9:i3 q st. s.w., 6r......20
- Myrtlest.n .e..7r......lS
TIT 9th st. II e.. Or. .l5.44
q St. bet. Sth&9th.ne
0r...... .............14.3 80
lQ14 :Sdst. ne. 6r......12
4 Pleasant Place NV.
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LrUR RLNT-.u4 PENNA AVE y L. lO-hoOM
II Brick all MI. $40. with stable S45 BALE 4
hA RIS. 1324 st n.w. se22-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

DEATH OF THE TALKING BIRp-In a glass case in
Amsns saloon on 9tR street, rests all that remains
OF The famous talking bird, John Mino. John had
Deen mOuitlng fOr some tiule and contracted a
cold, which made him quite hOarse. He died about
go 0c.Ock yesterday. He was q native OF the
East Indies, and imported BY Mr.. Louis Schmid
lie was remarkable for Intelligence and for hi 5
wonderful powers OF mimickIng the human voice
or sounds OF other kinds. lie was the property
or Mr.. l. Eglon, but had been one OF the features
~ Aman'S for some months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

BADLY Hurt BY A BLOW ON THE HKAp.-Last
night about 10 O'Clock, as Frank Barttel was leay-
ils the American House he was struck on the head
d drunken man ana badly hurt Ills head WAS
cut anc IL was thought that he had been hit with
= biadgcOn or blackjack. lie lost considerable
oloo1 nom The wound officer HinSel arrested a
man on suspicion OF having committed the assault
ana n gave MS naIne a. Vim. +. Wilson. To-day
An TIE Police Court, he 1orielleu si0 collateral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

TSoR REYr-rwo-sTo RY.ANp-cEII.AR poupI.E
II Il use. 1901, cor Of 18th and NV q rooms
and bath fur. ace lsrse parking w. hsnt S$5 per
month $40 by the year Inquire on the premises
l221 18th St NV. se2<-Sr
IroR RENT-HoUsEs-,l 1926 SD ST. Or ,mL.....2o
II 2QOQ q Al m a Or 1909 SSth St, 5r....... Is
nj new - ax5 STORES.
3024 Y at Or. mi 80 l.OO gu 81 nN..-..It.s
3o$f y 81. 1lr. my 30 l5OS !. $500 -
S432 NV. ar. m-l21 90 J2lo . . Do
32o3 p st n ". Tor. and Ssls store a
store. m f. % AMI hats: %
342.i a y, a 81 Ar and SIABlfsS
bath ~ 1870 Q Masonic Hal alley %
vit,- Am q n FICKLiNG. l26x :r2d ST nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR The YEAR-The Assocta
ton OF Graduates OF the Spencerlan Business co.
lege last evening elected the following officers for
the coming year: Joseph W. Aaderson, president:
Margaret A. Nelly, recording secretary; l. Garfield
spencer, corresponding secretary; BY ron s. Adams,
treasurer; Wharton E Lester, Mary l. Wooster
and Emma Mould, historians. vice. president ami
secretary were elected from each class from 1887
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FOR SALE--HOuSFS

EoR sALF-NEw HOUSES. HANDSOMELY Ann
EGG ;na ''S0O' h'H'5 + is Will 4
oh , sALE-coRcoRAS ST. BErwEEN isTH
rsm. NC ~ az. sstorl and concre.eAceli house
s q 600 Hail al cash dssire1 Boa 10 sss
sa s5a. IH It S shRf prsIs.p a. AM
We: :s isss n 'A' future S1ii n
'o en ~ s,h,Lf-Nrw. z ROOMS, BATH. DRY cELs
, Al. Al IN = I'd 81 n q. lot Isxas 20 alley ranTs
sy Get ILL., Ii i'' Ysis 81 i NJ. LIZ. Z s.,
EoR sALE5sEyEs, looM BRICK. on SIN
os $4,000 S8ifSkfa IDD ;Sk lIsse'f TIT
EoR sAIE-A HOME IL THE Mr. ooRSEs
bath; ri LOT 7oIioe ~as alley. terms 81, .. %
4 corner sou.e On Eas, Capitol $, sr.es, Or. sna
bath nh: easy terms I'rice, s3soo.
fsS ne 7rs.. Ssih aI nai MI sa.s $500
ID ST ma. ORA. bath ma. s3 400
Eo SErs oio e $50 ma ave
$1,000 Ia. eSE 81 n v ' 90.
81 = 1000 ma iiio ON q oOe
iS@ y me- 4So .6s lin 1900: ar
,4r..,, =, ,;..,;.... 3.Soo s3s l3S s.w.. b,h"
b. Srs $50. S4oo sisoie gi5oi SIN "
SeH u. a. 40 -.s.pNI
sr.....-...-.-...,. -..ooO So I'D st. nv, In.
10 Myrtle ct ne. b.. Dr.. ....,-......s. 7OD
m. a. Zoo s2S. 81 und 30 I'D
Is Myrtle ne, b.tL. NV. b "a, Err. q COO
M Sr.............2o 1000 20 and .s..,2 lJk st. =
112 N 81. m q. 4. n. w. fh. Nc I. 800
0r.................. 500 423 y st. n W, fh
81 Myrtle a. "a e. b. aud houses resr. 4. OOa
$50 "a 81 e. s''oO lsgs NV ssoo
2rs...... ............ 500 Si5 lists "a, f.h. Sr,
$50 18th st. n. O.. T. h.. and houses 3 OOa
l.J00 % 20 Al ct sw. bh
n w. .soo e;ss and asi i5s .i zOO
1sl4A samson st s.w, IN. Z. oO1
W, n, 6r.......... l. 500 1873 Madison st nv.
oo3 20 p07 v ct n W. IN. 4r............- 1 500
b H. Sr......-......l.Sooi 70 q ST. N q. D..
.OO1
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sea4-e, ~ a

EcR sALE-AT A BaRGAIN-A FINE THRU
story. seventeen-room brick residence large bss
building, baseme It and cellar: al modern improve
nents on ST ar thomas Circle lot 2Oxl So So
foot alley. For price. &C, apply % MAsh'N DAME
HOVER Ills 4 ct NV. se2s-lu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-17
Tense Ignorance of Congo Natives.

sur rmg explorers in the Congo valley are
1TTbrpflsed by the crudity Of life there re-
hue hue natives have no domaStinotod
c casts OF any sort, nor do thew raise or
n r%tJH any animals to eat. as thew Inow
Of nff, o7lEg OF flesh as food. No sembIance
ally confgo Is worn, and diet is practic
the soil n9u 70 spontaneous products of
too, that leu from missionaries say,
in mento1i me negroes there are SO low
ling tb 'orn'y mat any hope of Christian
patient 0 oo, must be based on a long and
They are '4 tuP OF intellectual training.
pre6eHnid0 Ito 700 d:enSely ignorant to com
trine Tue simplest statements of doc
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
THE TALK OF 4 DENTIST.

Invariably IN AdUance
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-06-21
DEPARTMENT NEWS.


General Orders No O. Issued al San FrapoIseo
Juue by command 81 p. II Goodman Depsrt-
DIent CoinmalIoer,-I. = Taylor. A. A.-G.-co1-
tam the following The following resolutions Of
Lincliu Post are published. the Department Com
pauoer hoping and desiring THAI the Post, therein
DHuled Wiil take immediate steps Tor tie selection
81 fesr dreac>. t0 the end That the Urg4ui "a ION
~ thc Posts tying the Bay may be successful
Ena btneilcla 70 abe Order, and give The comrades
g. pleasant meetings The Two Reunions 81 the
AortilefA Posts ~ California held Al Chico aud
Woodland.
Whereas % s. thought 10 Re desirable that there
should e organized am s.iciation of tI4e Posts n
the Grand Army ~ tBe hepabiic located ia the
Couniles 81 California lying on san Francisco Bay
Eesousd That lincoln Post invites al Posts nos,
ofEaulzeu aud existing Ia the Counties 81 san
frsneiseo San MAteO, santa Clara. Alameda Con-
IRA osi' 7oiauo, A.pa. SOHOtu,. aud Marin to- APP
point Delegates 90 meet aisd take preliminary
measures laf le organization 81 stlch Hssgcia-
ton, 10 lle end that there may be- To- due course
Reunion 0i all tLe Posts In sid Counties al some
Suitable point.
wing Posts George IT, Thomas No. 2 san Fran
cisco. ftrraaut. q. Vallejo; Poll Sheridan : san
goses Lyon. ?. Oakland. Joe Hooker III Alamo
d. Rod Mathe~uIi, &C. Htsi ld-isurg. Ellsworth 20
patrick. 81, ~. Helena: Coy Morton Al cans,
tuga5 John A. Dix ~. san Ju~e. Col Cas- a. san
Ffanci-eoi Lev Morris, 81, LiyeruIore; Gen O. q.
Meade, IS, -an Francisco App0matto1 so Oak
laud3 Antiettui. 90. Fet4lmna. Gen tieor.,e :
EEaus, y Redwood CITY ktt Carson, - Mana
ten Cauby. =, Martinez, Lookout Mountain IS
1fkeiyi tgen Mcdowell, 81, san Rafael, Liberty,
lS3 Santa Fe.
Beso.fed, That Lincoln Post viii elect six fs,
Delegates being one for each 100 members and one
Tor tle itle4ton over.
EesofCed That we suggest that each Of said named
70 send delegates upon ihe same basic Of repre-
heso.Ued That the delegates are requested 20
meet 81 Department Headquarters, Flood Build
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THE GRAND ARMY.
News From the Departme3tS---NeW
Posts, etc.
Preparations fer the sd National Encamgraen

Preparations for the I'd National EHc2H"iaen''
The following Circular bas been Issued by
the California State Board OF Trade:
10 the people Of the State Qf California;:
II has been deemed advisable BY the Department
Of California Grand Army Of the Republic, with
the assistance AID under the auspices Of the Cali
fornia State i5Oard OF Trade, 20 make grand eN-
bibit TO represent the whole state At their National
Eucarnptnent 10 be held NJ Columbus, O., the SC
oud week Of September, alsa 10 such end nave
delegated 60 the undersigned The work OF carrying
out 10 successful termination the collection, ar
ranging and placing Oh cEaiblilga Z Columbus
40 a hlii ~ the products Of California thai viii
be an Instructive oljsct-lasSon TO their Eastern
comrades and the thousands Of visitors attending
tbe Eucampment-
Therefor We urgently request tisat you collect
in your County district, ali3 forward The same
70 the California State Board of Trade, san Fan
cisco sample Of any or al! oi the appended list oil
Al kinds OF snal-frui,s. in their season, put Up
in glass ~.
Specimens Of All the grasses at perfection, dried
20 - o retain their beauty
sheares q wheat, o4is, barley, each in its sea-
son.
Seeds Of an kinds, 30 glass.
Fruits % all KINDS and varieties IN glass and
boxes with glass tops
Specimens OF all kinds of manufactured articles.
Picture reFrs,enliIz. orchards, yInvg sTos, farms,
81 LI8ds 81 picturesque bindings, including pup
lie buildings. residences, sind any that are attract
ive aud t.ud 20 show tle zeal progress 10 comfort,
TcGaenleHi and an ideal home
FRESH fruits 10 3D. forwarded in tilsc 20 reach CO.
lurib,s al inc opening ui sile eAl.:hi.ion, and daily
during the session a. tile National Encampnlent
Ne earnestly request your cooperation. and al
wise that you cUmG.eEce the coticciiOu and pfepa-
ration al all articles m their season AS soon Is posi-
be aud forward The same 10 the care Of tie Gail
foriia Stale Board 81 Trade is and as Second street
San Francisco
tled a these Headquarters without expense 10 ID.
contributor
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-06-21

Although the body IS the growth OF scOrs OF
wears, and the chronic diseases which trouble
it are, sometimes also the growth of yezrs, Tiers
are a few people who expect the 0lCest and
most obstinate maladies to bv cast out in twenty
four hours. Compound Oxygen, the great Vi
talizer works surely and reasonably, but lot
necessarily with railroad speed. On some per-
sons it at once shows its beuefcens work.
Others have taken 10 for week or two, or even
more, before beginning 10 receive marked eeue-
fit; for instance, Sir. G. L. Cady, of New York,
who was cured of an cid easarrh. SAYS The
benefit l experienced was within four weeks
from the time / began. Until then taers vas
little or no effect; then my recovery was rapid"
On the other hand Mrs. Mary Gator, Of Cam
den, New jersey, says: The OXYGEN had an
immediate effect on me che first time Dr.. ssar-
KEY gave it 10 me 81 the Office" This lady
had happy experience 10 being entirely rid
of neuralgia pains Of long standing. There Ia
hope for everybody who viii make . fair trial
OF Compound Oxygen.
The treatise on this subject, which Drs. star
key & Palen will send you free by nail IS wall
worth reading. Address them at 1923 AESa
St., Phila., Pa.
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE: WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY

GAR of this County before 1t bids fair to shine
resplendent among the galaxy of GAR, Posts in
the State.
Memorial Day was observed by Post No. S33,
windham, in a fitting manner The principal ora
ton was delivered by Rev. r. r. Jones' formerly
of the Christian Commission.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-06-21

Fortify yourself for the diseases peculiar to
warm weather, by taking Ayers sarsaparilla.
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Nature aud Art.
[Judge.l

Read in an album.
mature made only stupid people; fools axe
the product of civilization.
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WISCONSIN,

:. Il. Cole, Fond du Lac: e. a. brown Post No 1870
is Ia iiourshing condition, Il is the third largest
in this Department, haas mem beTship OF 2I3 and il
constantly increasing. We had a splendid service
and parade on last Memorial Day, aud one of the
finest seen in this part of THO State The officers of
this Post are composed of the following comrades.
Commander, NJ. Mangan; S. V. o., l. /. Hunt J.
V. G., 7. Il. Tiffany; AdJ't, @. d. Stanton; O. M
), ii. Cole Chap, David Chamberlain; Surg E
f. Dodge; o, d., b. H. Bates; o. G., Martin Cur
rim; Q. NJ. s., George Crosby; s. NJ. J. H. Bur.
bank.
Henry Didiot Post, No. 14l, Hillsboro. assisted
by the Sons Of Veterans and Woman's Relief Corps
observed Memorial Day IN very fitting manner
The raia intcrlered with the program and the
services had to be held in the chapel instead of the
cemetery
w. q. Wheeler Post No. 90, osseo was mus
tered April % with 20 charter members and the
following officers Commander, T.. j. Matchett;
5. V. c., John a. Jones; j. v o.. Frank Bush :
Ad't, Alfred II. Rogers; Surg. John A. Wingad ;
Chap, Rev. Adam Pinkerton; O. NJ Clark e
Dodge; o. D., Melvin Chamberlain; o. c., VIM
Q. Rice 5. NJ, Charles Bush; q. NJ s., James
Kenyon.
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MICHIGAN

W. H. Weed breckenridge Memorial Day was
observed in Breckenridge Considerable credit is
due TO the GAR, w. c. and s. of ", all of whom
took great interest in the exercises, and with Cti-
zens made the day one long to be remembered.
The procession formed on Main street and marched
10 Congregational church. where the exercises were
held. Reading, By Mrs. Ed. Hill. Memorial Day. /;
then band played Nearer BY God, TO Thee"
Next on program, Memorial services by GAR.
then music by choir Sleep. Sacred Dust of Noble
Dead.n which was followed by an able and elo-
quent address by Rev. Woodmansee.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-06-21
NEBRASKA

Tucker Post, No. 96, Taylor, has adopted resolu-
lions thanking Senator Ingalls, for the gallant
ner in which he has championed the cause OF the
veterans.
Officers OF Lockout Mountain Post, No. 127,
Friend; Commander, g. W. De Long; s. V. O.,
Henry Apologize; j. v. c.. George Taylor; o. D.,
VIII Brown; O. NJ, Nike Ali; o. c., J. II. Melon
aid; Surg, a. J. Johnsoni Chap, VIM. Diehl /;
Adit jess Miner.