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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
CoNDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day.

An engineer on the y. Y, Lake Erie &
Western r r., was awarded $50, 1000 dam
ages.
Seventeen passengers were injured at
Corbyville Station, Ohio, by being run into
by timber train.
Schooner Triton. Dover n. II, is ashore
upon the rocks at Spinney's Cove Elliot
Several unsuccessful attempts were made
with tug.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
Uncle Jere the Teamstet OF a BayIack
Full of Statesmen

But what has created hearty laugh the
cou0'rY over was the manher 10 "h'ch our
secretary o' acrichiiure arrived AZ NaeIrems'
where '''n Agnns gave the reception The
best DESCRIPTION Is mat from the Baltimore
American
'''t '''. wagon 't'oi 't'',e ut 'ra'h az
Stevenson almost overlooked in the rush
of guests 10 get seats in the comfortable
buses and carriages II bad magnificent
team Of four white horses, all gally trapped
with 'eils aud ribbons, hut it was no very
iovlung to the Traveller for It was hay
wagon without seats or coyer-nothins but a
simple. every lay country hay wagon The
crawi rushed past it until Ned Hay Of the
tfHhfGn I Iuh Jnmpel upon us o'atI'' ana
IA his ,tentoriau voice shouted. Here We
are, Here's Hays wagon. All aboard for
the country :" One or two followed him and
clamhrraj over the high muddy wheels
NJ tie vehicle Just then the member, of
the cahiuet came out Of the cars and
stout, gray haired, gray -whiskered gentle
man wearing black Prince Albert coat ami
q high silk hat, left the distinguished party,
jumped over a mud puddle and made his way
TO the big white near horse. The tesmster
10 ked at him. Cor as the Old gentleman
made ms move the crowd ot guests started a
cheer
Slg my fine fellow, remarked the stout
gentleman to the teamster LET me ride
Your horse"
Nope can't DO it" the teamster re
piled
..But am the secretary Of agriculture,
and must take up my load Of hay to Nacir-
cma.
Just then one of the Washington BOYS gave
the wink to the msu on the horse and he
slj oft i.s back, an1 Urcle Iere Ru-k MIN
b,v Jumped INTO the saddle \ wild cheer
went up from the crowd as the secretary
g-espea fhs b'g heavy leather driving whip
anl cracked it over the leaders backs.
Then that hay wagon became the most
rounlar one at the station Every one
wanted to get onto il Statesmen and law
yers. managing editors ard reporters. cor
respondents Is and plain writer's as well as
goa,Iy number Of other men. distinguished
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
Notes.

In the collegiate battle Harvard has a
great chance to win the championship. 1t
has won one and lost one to Princeton at
Princeton, and Yale has the same record, so
that each club has won and lost one game.
Next Saturday the first of the Harvard Yale
contests will take place at New Haven, and
an important contest il will be for Harvard
to win
Elbrdge Simpson, the veteran fisherman
of Brunswick, returned this week from a
nine days stay at Rangeley. He is IS years
oil |, has been TO Rangeley for ten years and
has always been high liner. This trip he
returned with fifty pounds of handsome trout
the largest weighing IA pounds. lie al
ways fishes with live worms and says .hat is
the cause of his success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
ERRORS AT CRITICAL POINTS
Lose the M s C.s a Fine Chance for
First Place.
BANGnR. May Is

BANGOR, May ls.
Bates won very close game from the
afternoon. Had the latter team not been
defeated it would have taken first place in
the league. Errors at critical points and the
erratic delivery ami gradual weakening of
Blsckjngton lost the game for the cham
pi0ns.
Although not batting 50 hard, the Bates
men punched their hits and placed them very
luckily. The features Of the game were the
batting Of Rich and Daggett and the daring
and successful base running of the Bates
players A large crowd saw the game and
II vas close AMI exciting throughout The
score
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

field. Winslow and Augusta, was erected In
South Gardiner and has been in use for the
past week.
one of the most tasty and handsome out
door flower gardens in the city is that of Mrs
William AIMEE, on Highland avenue. The
arrangement of the beds is artistic and
they are now resplendent with the blossoms
Of tulips, myrtle, psnsies and other early
Towering plants. The circular centre bed
of psnsies is a perfect gem of color and is
well worthy walk on the avenue 10 see,
Mrs. AIMEE is an excellent florist and has
displayed rare taste in the arrangement Of
tins bit Of ornamental gardening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
Deer Isie.

DseT Isie-
Mr.. W. II. Saunders of Sunset died May
] 9Th from the effects of fall received more
than a year ago. The funeral services
were held in the chapel at Sunset, Wednes
day The bereaved family have the sym
pathy of the whole community Mr.. Lewis
Stanley of Swans Island is visiting relatives
at Deer Isle.-Miss Lucy Lufkin of Sunset
was joineI in marriage with Alvin Hamblin
of West Deer Isle on Saturday evening By
Rev. W II. Hall. The happy couple were
serenaded the same evening by members Of
Island Home Lodge, who were returning
from their regular meeting. at
Green's Landing is booming and the place
was never in a more prosperous condition
than at present Its many granite qua arrie.
are pressing work, the factories are busy
canning Holsters and sardines, and its many
other places of employment give work to
everybody that wants it in town and also to
many out Of town. During working hour.
the place presents very lively appearance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
FALSE MARRIAGE CLAIMED
Whereof Woman Tries to Get a
Slice OF the Barnes Millions.

NEw loRk, May 10
Cora Bell Knapp has sued the executors
of the will of the late Demas Barnes to re
cover $3.50 600. She claims that Barnes
contracted false marriage with her while
he had a wife living and was the father of
of her child. Barnes was the proprietor
and founder of the Brooklyn Argus and
well known politician He left an estate
worth 81 0OO,O 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
WILL DROP THEIR PICKS
Rather Than Accept the Coal Opera
tors Reduction

BRAzfi.I Ind, NAV 10.
Delegates from Il principal block coal
mincs in Indiana representing over 200u
votes, held an all day convention here yestcr.
day resulting in a formal rejection of the
operators demand for 20 cents reduction. and
declaring a strike. Monday, the picks will
be taken from the mines and strike that
promises to last all summer and perhap. well
into the fall will be on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
PEACHES and SALT WATER
Keep Missing Alaskan SurViSOrS Alive
Obliged 10 Swim Through Breakers.


PORTLAND, Ore, NAV 10.
News has just been received that | | of the
crew Of the foundered steamer Alaskan
cane ashore at Florence, near the mouth of
the Sinslaw river and north of Susaw har
bor, Thursday noon They were unable To
land their boat on account Of huge breakers
and finally concluded to try and swim
ashore. All were successful except one,
who lost his life. During the time they
were out all they had to eat was six cans
of peaches -Four of the survivors are quite
Ill from the effects of drinking salt water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
DEEPEST DISTRESS


VIESSA, May ~.
The latest reports from the flooded dir
tric,s show that the loss of life ia greater
than at first supposed In many places the
bursting dykes have flooded the surrounding
country and utterly destroy ei the crops.
The deepcs, distress prevails throughout the
submerged district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND
Witness the Tacoma Regatta-O' Con-
nor Carries OFT the Laurels.


TACOMA, W. T., May l9.
The regatta yesterday was grand sue
cess twenty-five thousand people Wit
messed the races. The great race was
started about q O'Clock. OConnor won in
II 02; Peterson. IA 0+ Ham, third lil
Lee, fourth, IA Is liamm had 20 feet
farther TO pull than the rest. The conrse
was two and quarter miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
LOST FROM PORTLAND STEAMER.
A Portland Man Falls Over board from
the John Brooks.

BosToS, May ~.
John Donovan, employed by the Eastern
Forge Company of Portland, Me, fell over
board from the steamer John Brooks when
of Marblehead at 80 O'Clock this morning
A boat was lowered but it was unable to find
Donovan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Countries to Participate in the
International Conference.
limitation Extended 10 the Parliamentary
Conference.


WASHINGTON. Nav 10.
The following countries have thus far sr-
cepted invitations 10 participate in the
international marine conference to be held
IN this city beginning October IL next
Great Briuin, Germany, France, Italy
Denmark, Russia. Belgium, Mexico, Brazil.
Chill, Costa Rica, Gustsmala Hawaii
Japan, the Netherlands, Nicaragua. Spain
Sweden aud Norway, Uruguay and Hondu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
1,I.RY


Earned runs Colby l. Bowdoin ?. Two base hits,
Rnberts kaoch, Packard. Freeman, Newman.
stolen bases. Colby 2. Bnwdnin Double play,
Roberts and Gilmore. Base. balls, Pa sons,
Merrill. Freeman. struck out. Parsons H. Hilton
:. Passed balls, Foster T. Wild pitch, Parsons.
Time Of game, III i5m. Umpire, Neyius. Scorer,
f.. |. Nyman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
International Conference.

The department of state has received let
ter from the joint standing committees OF
the French and English Parlamcnts extend.
ing an invitation 10 this government to TAX
part in an international parliamentary con
ference TO be held in Paris June - ani 80.
The object Of the conference is 10 improve
the internsti NAL policy and more particular
iy 10 bring about between their nations and
the republic of the Cuited States the conclu-
sion of treaties of arbitration of such a
nature as TO insure by an amicable settle
ment of the difficulties which might arise
between them the maintenance of their
friendly relatinns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

At Cincinnati Cincinnatis s. Baltimores
:.
At ST. Louis st. Louis /, BrookIyns .
At Louisville Lousvilles 4, Columbus
/.
At Kansas City-Athlctics 70, Kansas City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
STATE NEWS

Post Commander.
WILLIAM McDAvID, Adjutant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
At New York
National League Standing.

Hits New York (, Pittsburg T. Errors,
New York &, Pittsburg 9. Batteries, Welch
and Brown, Staley and Miller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

The receipts were about S2500 Of which
Oakes gets sS25; Brown, $50 Baldwin,
S315; Armaindo, S275; Lewis, Sa2j; Stan
ley. $3.50; Woods. sl0O and McShane $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20
SEASONS SPORTS.
BOVdOin WreStS the Lead from
Colby at Lewiston.
Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburs and Chi
casO League Winners.
The NJ S c.'s Lose Their Grip by a
The M s. C.s Lose Their Grip by a
Defeat from Bates.

AT Washington.
1884 6 8 10 II
Washington, 0 5 eel 0 , 0 0 O-l3
Chicago, O060 5l0l0 o l-lt
Hits, Chicago u, Washington l2. Errors,
Chicago l., Washington l2 Batteries, Dwy-
er, Gumber. and Somers, Haddock and
Ebright.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

Hts, Boston ;, Cleveland 3. Errors,
Boston >, Cleveland Il. Batteries, Clarkson
and Bennett, OBrien and Zimmer
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American Association.

At Cincinnati Cincinnatis :, Baltimores
;.
At Louisville Columbus 3, Lousvillcs
l3
At St Louis St Louis 3. Brooklyns I. e.
Eleven innings.
Al Kansas City-Kansas Citys Is. Athlet-
les 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

Leo XIII, is ~ years Of age; Cardinal
Manning is 81; Cardinal Newman lately
celebrated his Ssth birthday.
John Wansmaker divided Friday night
among 400 employees 81 1872. a percentage
of the profits of his business set aside for
this purpose.
Mrs. May T.. Bryan, who. some papers
say, is the only southern woman writer With
a future, receives $1,000 year for editing
Munroe's Fashion Bazar.
The Essex Club gave farewell dinner 10
Dr George u. Loring, the new minister to
Portugal, Saturday sftrrnOsn. The attend
ance WAS good and Dt Loring found himself
IN the peculiar position of presiding over
dinner given in honor Of himself.
Tie programme for the third annual meet
ing Of the Androscoggin Horse breeders
Association. which occurs at the FAIR Grounds
June %. 2G and u. has been arranged. and
il a. fOll0vs; First day, June ~. 3 90 class
purse $500; 2 80 class, purse $500. Second
day, june 2G, 2ib class, purse $500; four
years old and under The Seer barrcd), purse
$500. Third day. June u. 2 - class, purse
5000; fee-for-all. purse $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

Bird, Wilson- Three base hits, BIsekiagton. VII
.0n. Home runs. Keith Cali Base on balls. nag
ge;i s. Rlaekington y struck out. Dsggvti :, Rssk
instuu :. Double plays Daggett aud t,tiinore. Wi
son unas.is;sd Passed balls. NicArry 5. Cal 4.
mpiTe, {. " Richards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-20

Hits, Philadelphia Y, Indianapolis l2
Errors, Philadelphia 2, Indianapolis s. Bat
teries, Butiinton and Clements, Boyle and
Myers.
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GRAND STAND BURNED
At the Brooklyn Base Ball Grounds

BEooKLYx May ~.
The grand stand and ticket office at the
Washington base bail grounds were burned
at one o'clock this morning Loss sis'u"o
fully insured.
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some Owners Yield. Others Refuse.

BERLIN. May ~.
Delegates of Bochum strikers decided to
resume work Tuesday. The strike con
unues at Wurm, the owners refusing TO con
cede the demands of the miners Mine
owner Lsickau alta meeting today opposed
the eight hour shift hut expressed willingness
to negotiate ON different basis Mag,stcrial
warning against Intimidation has been issued.
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FEMALE BICYCLE RACE.
Miss Oakes Won With Score OF 669
Miles and 3 Laps

NEw lotK, May 10.
The score at the close Of the female bicy.
Gle race was a. follows
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FOREIGN Intelligence.
Mine Owners Gradually Yielding
TO Miners Demands.
Bismarck Resumes His Old BrOadsWord
Style.
Didn't Fight the French 10 be Afterwards
lnOCulated by Them.
Great Loss OF Lite Reported I'm tho
Flooded DistIictA

BERLIN, May 10,
The Westphslis Mine Owners Association
has accepted the Allof miners proposals
with the exception of those in reference to
overtime which have been referred TO the
comm,tee of miners and owners
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Department Gleanings.


DEAR TRIBUNE: Thirty-six Corps were repre-
resented by l37 delegates at sixth Department Con-
vention, W. re, New Britain, Conn., all officers
and members of the Executive Board responding
to rol-eall. Numerous visitors present.
An able address was delivered by Harriet Durfee,
Department President, which was greeted with
earnest applause. Mary E. Matthews, Senior Vice
President, and Carrie Lounsbury, Junior Vice
President followed with brief reports The Depart
ment Secretary, Mrs A. Is. Hammond, reported six
Corps, with aggregate charter membership of
l00 added during the year. total increase in MEM
bership. 374. Corps in Department, Sc; member
ship, 1889; expended in charity, 81 ,96s. Excellent
reports made by Lucy NJ Toms, Department
Treasurer two years; Frances R. Martin, Depart
ment Chaplain Jennie e. w. Smith, Department
Inspector; Eta ID. Horne, Department Instituting
and Installing officer; Mary j. Merriman, Depart
ment Counselor, and Mary Il. Bristol, Department
Corresponding Secretary. The Report of National
Convention, Columbus, read by Frances f. Hos
mer, delegate at-large, proved very interesting.
Col. w, ii. Pierpont, Department Senior Vice Com
mander and Comrade Is. w. Munson, Superlp-
dressed the Convention briefly.
At subsequent session the following Depart
ment officers were elected, and in the evening pub
licy installed by Lizabeth A. Turner, National
Treasurer; Department Commander Sam b. Horne
and staff, and many visiting comrades and s. of v.
In attendance, and joining in congratulations
President Lucy NJ. Toms, Stamford; g. V. P,
Jennie u. w Smith, Norfolk; j. V.-P. Jennie L.
Deming, New Britain; Treas, +. Adelaide Sackett,
Hartford; Chap Francis r. Martin, New Haven
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S,o,t,, Roses and other BeautiruI Flowers.

Robert Scott & Son, the proprietOrs OF the
Penrose Nurseries in Philadelphia, which have
been in existence more than 40 years, have
gotten out their usual catalog Of roses and
other beautiful flowers. 1t is embellished with
8 handsome Autograph of rare roses, gerani-
ums, etc.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


To the Editor Please inform your readers th9s
Ibaye positive remedy for Consumption By is timsy
use thousands Of hopeless have been permanently
cured shall be glad % sen I've 1oitLes % my remedy
FRFE 10 any 0 yoar readers who have ecusgm Ption x
thew will send me their Express apd P o. Address Re-
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SEA S2 Washing Machine Free.'-To INTRODUCES
them we will give away 1000 selfOperatins wash
IL YOU want one send your name 10 The Monarch
Laundry Works, 40 Wabash Ave. Chicago. III
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Peok's Pat Improved Tubular Ear PERFECTLY
CURE DEAFNESS and noises in head Unseen comfortable.
self adjusting Whispers heard. S,lccsssft 8ea az
eaies fail Sold only BY f. HISCOX S55 Broadway, Cor.
l4th ST, n. Y, Send for illustrated book FREE.
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Seed Catalog.

Alfred Bridgeman, the we'll known grower
and dealer in all standard vegetable and flower
seeds, at 81 East Nineteenth street, New York
city, has issued fine catalog, which viii be of
much interest to his customers and the public
generally.
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General Orders No. IS, issued at Lebanon Feb
2, by command Of Joseph w. O'Neall, Department
Commander,-Josiah Holbrook, Assistant Adju-
tant-General,- contain the following; The Depart
ment Commander desires TO thank the Posts and
comrades Of this Department for the very generous
response 10 the appeal in General Order No. I5 for
contributions for the purchase of presents for the
orphan children. inmates Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia. The Depart
ment Commander feels sure that If the comrades of
the Department could have been present and wit
messed the distribution of gifts they would have
felt many times repaid and would have fully real
lied that 1t is more blessed to give than to re-
ceiye" visit made by the Department Com
maHder and the committee to each of the cottages.
after the distribution Of presents disclosed the re-
mRrkable fact that of the 60 children in the Home
each receiving present from the GAR and
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Observation-Disclosures %
Officers, etc.
THE DIVISIONS.

camps electing officers are requested 20 forward
q list of the same to THE national TRTsUNA AL
names should be written plainly as possible, Ia
order 10 avoid mistakesl
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MAINE.


Officers of Gen. J. 3. MCPHERSON Camp, No, s
Cincinnati. Captain, Albert f. Neac6am sirss
Lieut.. Henry Hoffman Second Lieut., Charles 81.
little The Camp is I'm q dOurishing ccad1tioe,
and gaining rapidly in membership.
Officers of McCormiolz Camp No. 2ls. Rays; Cap
tain G. +. Mccormick; First Lieut., 4. J. AcCog-
mick; Second Lieut.. Thomas DOles Chap, va.
Doles First Sergt Harry Clark O. II. g., V "a.
Ray; S. G., z. W. NIcCOrnick7 @. s.. james Sands
c. of G.. c. E. Thackeri c. G., Allen Glars; p O.,
Tau,as noIez
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MICHIGAN

General Orders. No. Is, Issued at jackson Feb
Is, by order Of Washington Gardner, Department
Commander-G. nj. Devlin, A. A.-G.-contain the
following:
The lib annual Encampment Of this Depart-
n1cut viii be held al Bay City. March I3 IA and is
Place OF meeting-Opera House. Department
Headquarters viii be established al the Frazer
House. The Encampmcnt VIII be called to order
IT z o'clock p. M. March 3D. A meeting OF the
Council Of Administration viii be held at Head
quarters rooms, Frazer House, ut $50 r. m. March
u The Commander Of T. s. Grant Post No 81,
bay City. VIII furnish detail 10 act during the
tncamptnent, OF an Officer Of the Day, Officer Of
the Guard, one comrade TO act as Orderly and eight
comrades 10 act as guards They viii report TO the
assistant AdJutant- General, armed and uniformed
~ O'Clock March ID, ar the Opera House. The
sooks 81 Lie Department viii be closed March IL
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TEN NESSEE.-

Officers of Ed. Maynard Post, No. II, Knoxville,
Commander Briscoe Goodheart; S. V, c. w r.
Carter; J. Y. G., John 7. ChiIes; O. NJ, H. A.
Kibby; Surg. William Westen1eld Chap, ]. H
Frazee; 0. D., 8. u Eggleston 0. G., w. j. Ram
Nj M Harris g. r. Knobe, John B. Minnis, r. O..
Holloway, L. w. scheureman, $. p. Angel; Alter
s. a. Eggleston. j. II. Frazee, Z. +. Wiley, James
A. Doughty.
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Officers of Joseph f. Bra
nier Captain, r. :. Good
Sisterhen; Second Lieut.,
Wiley /; Delegate. A. r. VI
Officers OF Gen. Sherman
ter: Captain, John " Ney
Tiff; Second Lieut., Fred
Watts ; First Serg't. r. ]
Beeson; ;. G., Fremont
Green; q. of c., Evan
Gibson; P. G., David Cox
heimer. Delegate, VIII ]
BoswOrth.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Officers Of Charles Sumner Post No FOI. Grove
land: Commander. Isaac C. Day; 5 v. c., Charles
~. Iwombly: j. " C. Samuel X. Friend Adi't
John i. Buneleu; @. NJ. Rufus Hoplsiuson: Surg
Lewis a. Woodbury., n. D.: Chap, Amos i.
Chase Q. u. Lyman u. Lee; o. c., Nathan Long
fellow :. IL, Lowell Ii. Hopkinsoni q. M. s.
Charles III Cammett
Officers 81 Berry Post, No. 40, Maiden: Com
nlander Fred 4. Hawley; :. V. C., John O. Bush ;
ing; Q. C. Levi W Fall; Q. NJ. FbcD Svm6nds.
Gimp, Ludwig Molfsen; Adi't. Albert w Mann /:
= DIG. samuel Derby; q. NJ s., w. II Lord
Officers OF Otis Chapman Post No I03 Chicopee
Commander, T. T. canon; s Y. q. O- w Fld-
rcdge; J. Y. G, p. ". Warner; q. NJ. George Bet
terry q. D., Fred 9. Cutter; o. G., VIM Meserve
Surg Andrew Hopkins; Chap, J. Chaplin War
ner; Adit, G. IL Tracy; S. NJ, c. V. Bangs; @. M.
s., Henry Noble.
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druggists, endorsed by ministers, praised by
users, and guaranteed by the manufacturers,
as spring medicine which Will do all that Is
claimed for It, Use it this spring, and see how
quickly It tones you up
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KANSAS

Officers of Vermil
Captain. George Rol
Second Lieut.. r. A.
Wade. J. " JsllisoU
". Jeuison; AlteTn,