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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-30

INVENTION fas i1sd if.9'~'lT%i ths %opid
during the last half century. Sot least
among the inventive progress Is netl.ne
and system of work that can be prtiormed
ali over the country without separating tho
workors from their homes. Pay librral' any
one ean do the work. eith~r sex, yonn2 or OLD
no special ability required. Capital moi
aeeded you are started free. Cat this oui
and return TO US aud viii sanu You 'ree'
somcthing of great value and Importance /,
go,. that will .tart yon in brsiness, which
will hiring you in more money right ava!
han anything elte in the world Grand out,
it free. Address True & Co A.usta Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-30
nEEp SEA WONDERS exist ip

nNEp SEA WONDERS exist In
thousands OF forms, hut are ssr.
passed by the rnarvcls of invention. rhose
who are In need o. profitable work that can
ne done while living az home, should ut once
send their nddrcss 10 llalet " Co. Portland,
Maine, and receive free. fll'l information how
either sex. OF all ages, can earn from IS to
Ss5 day aud upwards wherever they live.
You are started free. Capital uot required.
Some have made over $50 in single Gay <
this work. All succeed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-30
FOR WHOSE
BENEFIT

III taxes the pihCc OF
doctor and costly pre-
scriptions. All who lead FOR WHOSE
sedentary lives will find arNrrr
IL the best preventive OF
and cure lor Indigestion,
Constipation, Headache, Riliousness,
Piles and Mental Depression. No loss
OF time, no interference with business
while taking. For children 1t Ia most in
nocent and harmless. No danger from
exposure after taking. Cures Collie, d.
arrh0a, Bowel Complaints, Fevert ih-
ness and Feverish Colds. lnvalids and
delicate persons Will md II the mildcst
Aperient and Tonic they can use. a little
taken AT night insures refreshing sleep
and natural evacuation of the bowels.
A little taken in the morning sharpeps
the appetite. cleanses the stomach and
sweetens tho breath.
A PHYSICIANS OPINION.
81 have been praeticins medicine for
twenty years and have never been able to
put up vegetable compound that would,
like Simmons Liver Regulator, promptly
and effectively move the Liver 10 action,
and at the same time aid instead ofweak-
!. enng) the digestive and assimilative
powers Of the system"
l.. Nj. HINTON, MD, Washington, Ark.
Marks Of Genuineness: Look for the red
Trade-Mark on front of Wrapper and the
Seal and signature Of j. II. Xeilin 4 Co., in
red, on the side. Take no other.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-30
No Home should be Without Il.

1t takes the place of n
doctor and costly pre-
seriptions. All who lead
sedentary lives will find
IL the best preventive OF
and cure Tor Indigestion,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-04-30

The only medicines sold by druggists under a
positive guarantee from their manufactur-
ers that they will do just what is claimed for
them--that is, benefit or cure in all cases of dis
ease for which they are recommended, or the
money paid tor them will be promptly refunded
ARE DIR. Pi"tce's worldtarned specifies. manu-
factured by Worlds Dlspensary Medical Associ.
alton, Of Buffalo, n. Y.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
all diseases arising from torpid or dernnged
liver, or from impure blood, Dyspepsia, or In
digestion. Pmples Blotches, Eruptions, Salt.
rheum, Tetter. Eryspelas, and Scrofulous Sores
and Sweiings. Consumption, or Lung-scrofula,
is also cured by this wonderful remedy, If taken
in time.
Or. Piercc's Favorite Prescription Is the world
famed remedy for all those chronic weaknesses
and distressing arrangements 30 common TO
american women. 1t is a most potent, invigoi-
ating, restorative tonic or strength-giver, inn
parting tone and vigor TO the whole system. As
soothing nervine it is unequaled. See guar
antee printed on the bot,le-wrspper and faith
fully carried ont for many years.
Copyright 1883. b WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
ILLINOIS,.

ILLINOIS,
The annual Encampmcnt OF this Department
Was held at Quincy March ii and II, fully 5000
c"nSEdcs. with their wives and daughters being
!. 7iie"d1ncc CommandernC!ief Alger arrived
N.'rr!l =. ai;d made au address at the Campfire
hs'd i'lai night. The reports Of the officers were
received and referred 10 committees. synopsis
-. s#i"e vii nppoar In next weeks NATIONAL
isiGtNi- Ti:c election of officers resulted "a fol-
lu-s-. lpsu.. NW L. Distu, Quincy; s. V. C., j.
J iatul,l: v. G.. n. Il. Thistlewood; Surg.
1 A. McN,una Chap, Josiah Moore. Council Of
Atsa.t. l,'ratlun, William Nenable. Macomb; q. II.
Avery, l'uuliHg, William Clendcnin, Moline; w.
" Er4rn. ,ucainr; Thomas w. Cole, Rockford.
h' '"il'"iuG comrades will represent Illinois at
"-., il.s summer: First Congressional District,
li. II Ega"ks. kiIk n. Eastman. Second, James
q oncll; Henry Wager. Third, J, O. Corhms,
Ntalau Daniel Fouth Samuel r Chase. o. w.
%ah !Iuh. A. 8 Wright Woodstock j. S. Will
rn, l.'2in. Sixth, George 8 Roper, Rockford; NJ.
y @Niit. Polo. Seventh, J. w. Niles, Sterling; Il.
Peru, J. J. Murdoch, Streator. Ninth: ii. II. Me-
Mcdowell, Pontiac; II. &. Clark, kanSa:ec.
I'n;h, :. :, Tramp, Peoria; J. T. Latimer, Ab'ng-
don. Eleventh., J. Elder, Carthage T. A. Lane.
Nacomb. Twelfth, II. T. Shaw. New Hartford; II.
r. IhaCiscr, Behrdstown Thirteenth, James III,
Aaihcmy, Springfield John NJ. Bryant. SPRING
Geld Fourteenth, 4. D. Cadwallcder, Lincoln; X.
i. IytiC, Decatur. Fifteenth. q. w. HARDWOOD,
Champaign; George klinit. Arcola. Sixteenth,
John Lynch, Olney; john D. KilgOre, sumner.
Seventeenth, :. Mcknight Girard; A. T. Jenkins,
sullivan. Eighteenth, Louis KrigboG, Nashville;
George W. Shipmnn, Rellcviile. Nineteenth, >.
q. Burlick, Ccntralia; =. IL. Melvin Mount Yer
non. Twentieth. G. o. Paticr, Cairo; X. H. SNnson,
Ann. The following arc the representatives. elected
by ballot in the EnCamnment: III. ;. Dietrich,
delegate at large: Horace w. Bolton, Chicago; IL.
III. Evans, Aurora; Benson Wood, Ehngham; j.
Brown Taylor Freeport; Rev. q. w. Cue, Rock
Island; l.. :. Lambert Gaicsburg; ]. Il. Herring
Canton; :. A. Oliver Joliet; William ii. Collins
Quincy: George Il. Lyon, WaukcEau; Horace l..
Clark, Mattoon; T. G. Calvin, Pann Alternates,
James J. Hcaly, C. Il. Matson, III. G. Carter, Chit
caEo; a. r. Barnes livery III. Pike, Bloomington;
u: NJ. Smith, GTecnmp; James II. Thompson
Dixon; J.. J. Henderson, Princeton: William
Hanna, Clayton; 4. G. Hayes Morris; A: Al
phunsu Washington; George A. Phillips, Earl.
willie; John H. Marshall. Norllville. The Depart
ment Commander appointed A. u. Read, of Evans
ton Assistant Adiutant General. and T. w. Scott,
OF Fairfield. Assistant QuattcTmasler- General
Col William l.. Distn was born at Cincinnati, q.
Soon after the war opened hc enlisted from keo-
kuk IN the 18th Iowa. aud, participating in several
hard fought battles, was taken prisoner Oct. IL,
1864. nj Tton, ia. While prisoner he was con
fined ia the notorious Audcrsouyie Prison. Col.
Disin has been identified with She Illinois MAJ
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
BRAIN DISEASE.
A Doctors Severe Criticism Of the Medical
Professions Treatment OF Their.
Patients.

In recent issue Of well-known nedi-
cal journal, the eminent DR.. J.. Il. Locke
takes iis professional brethren 10 task for
their neglect Of the carly symptoms Of
brain disease. Alter saying that it is "a
deplorable fact that The early symptoms
are almost invariably overlooked by the
sufferers and permitted pass uncarcd for,
until the time when medical interference
il Of no avail, lie makes this severe re-
mark:
ITO dismiss patients presenting head
symptoms with tie statement dat their
troubles are due TO disorder Of the gton-
ach or liver, is very convenient way TO
cover up ignorance"
lie then mentions this case: "Not long
since, gentleman of this city, of wealth
and high social position, one accustomed
10 using liis brain Unfortunately when nee
essary, presented himself 10 his physician
with The complaint that he could notsleap,
and was suffering intensely from headache.
These symptoms bad been present for sew
eral months and were accompanied by
dimness Of vision, difficulty Of speech,
burning pain in the abdomen and monen-
!aTy lapses of cOnciousness The physi-
cian--a man eminent in the profession
subjected him 10 thorough examination,
and finally dismissed him, saying, that ali
his symptoms were due 10 disordered' dj-
gestiOn for the relief Of which he prescribed
an ordinary tonic mixture. Hecontinued
his ordinary aVocalions, and within fort
night was paralyzed in his left side"
il is a sad but true fact that had this
man understood his symptoms, and used
the great remedy for brain and nerve dis.
orders, Paine's Celery Compound, he
would have been saved for life Of useful
ness. This wonderful medicine was PROV
identially revealed TO its eminent dfscov.
erer, and If you feel careworn, nervous or
brain-weary, you do yourself an injustice
If YOU do not try il to-day.
The National tribune., 1890-03-20

Tie Assistant Acknowledgement THE different
Departments are respectfully requested 70 forward
q copy 81 tic Department rosters for 1850 10 THE
kATIoEAL TRIBUNE. AciHlants 81 Posts are also
Iequesied 10 forward soon Rs possible A list Of
fhe HsRig-elscted ofiiccrEI
DAKOTA
Fitzpatrick Post, No 4, Huron. E. D.. held A rous-
Ing Campfire Feb. n. The NATIoNEI. TRIgUEF
premium watch wac sold al auction. fnd melted lie
Post s2I.55.
DELAWARE
General Orders. No 2 issued al WIJu,inOfor
March 3 by command Of Samuel Lewis Defart-
meut ComDIaBder-JOLn Il. slradley. A. A C.
cOHtHiH lac following
The following additional appointments In this
Department are hereby announced; they will he
obeged and respecte1 accordingly: Judge Advo-
cate, Robert g. frainI, Post No j Wilmington. De
PaItment Inspector w. 4. Griffcnberg rs Mao
noliai Chief mastering Officer Francis McC,los.
Key Is. Wilmington Assistant 10 Department IN
sDector, a. q. Swain, ~, BridgeVllc The Head
quarters Of uis Department established AT 9O4
Orange street, Wilmington, and ali coTrespon
IeiAiinR o. lie Department should be directed TO
the Assistant Acknowledgement whose office hours
sTe every evening except Sunday.
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
Gleanings from National Headqaar-
9itr
terS---NOtcS from the Departments.
Mra. ANNE WITTESMYEn. National President
Mrs ABBiE LYNCH, National Secretary.
OBJECTS or THE RELIEF coRrs.

To specially aid and assist the Grand Army Of
the Republic nnd Ia putpc;tiate The mcuI"ry of
their heroic dead
20 assist such luton vtterhn4 ne need our help
and protection, ana Ia rxtpIi,buooifnl aid 10 their
employment, and assure thein of sympathy aud
friends; to cherish and uhulntc the deeds OF our
Army Nurses, and Of MI loyal women who render
peril.
TO inculcate lessons OF patriotism and love Of
country among our children and in the commune
lies in which we live; Ia maintain true allegiance
TO the United States of America; To- disoountenanco
whatever tcnds TO weaken loyalty and to cncour-
age the spread OF universal liberty aud equal rights
90 Nil men.
Women of good moral character and correct de-
pertinent who hive not given MD and comfort to
The enemies of the Union, who would perpetuate
the principles 10 which this association stands
pledged, and who have attained thoage of 1G years
shall be eligible TO membership in the Woman's
Relief Corps.
The National tribune., 1890-03-20

banquet aud reception viii be rendered Com
nia"aei- in-cbief AigeF by tic Department Of
Rhode Island 81 Providence, Nay r.
Communicating Chief ger, with Lis staff viii
b. at Department Eucsmpucuts o. foIIows Ar.
kansas Little Rock March = Michigan. Adrian.
APrii Iowa, dee Moines April 7; Missouri. JEFF
iers0H City, April TO- Colorado. Denver. April II .
California I.os Angeles April p; Washington.
EiensDarg. April 90 Tie date given H. the first
day u tiie EucanIpnTent. Some hold two OF three
days. The oHmandeT-in-cbief viii be able 10
Welt al the Departments with the exception Of
Ncsi Virginia, which viii be held April o.
Owing 10 bis frequent absence from the State.
which prevents him from properly diseharging The
1UIes Of bis position, Gen. Aiger has resigned az a
director q the Michigan State Syldiers' Home.
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
Do you want to Go
TO BOsToS, IN AUGUsT, TO THE sEEAF
National Encampment :?
v AUGUsF, TO THk sEEAF

There will be more than one hundred
thousand comrades there, and we want
every conrade there to see the wonderful
collection of real war photographs. It
will require at least twenty or more active
agents during the week Of the encamp-
ment to show these war views to the
100, 900 visiting veterans.
These war photographs were taken
during the war, by the authority of the
United States. They are real views Of
batteries, regiments, forts, battlefelds,
the dead on the field, the wounded, the
burial of the dead, the prisoners, &c, &c.
Thousands of wonderful interesting views.
Nothing can be shown to veterans that
will interest them like these real scenes
of the war,-not guess work, engravings
orpaintings, but actual photographs taken
on the spot We want good agents IN
every State to sell these photographs and
to give public exhibitions for G. A. r.
Posts, Sons Of Veterans, Woman's Relief
Corps and similar organizations. We also
want some good reliable agents at the
great National Encanprlent which viii
be held in Boston in August next. We
can give some comrades, Tor ladies Of the
Relief Corps a chance to make their
expenses to Boston and more too.
Call at our Office and see the war views
or send four cents in stamps for descrip-
tive catalogue and terms to
Yours in F. c. & l.,
TAYLOR & HUNTINGTON,
No. State Street, Hartford, Conn
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
Illustration Norte Americana :,

This is the title of a superb monthly, pub
lished at 81 Park Place, New York, in the in
terest of the Spanish Americans It claims TO
be-and an examination supports the claim
that it is the finest paper published anywhere
in the Spanish language. lie has IS large finely
illustrated pages filled with interesting matter
prica war
The National tribune., 1890-03-20

tional Guard since its
organization. lie served
as Aid-de-Camp on the
stalls of Gen. Bates and
Gen. Reecc, and was
promoted TO the Gov
crnor's staff, under Gov.
Hamilton. holding the
same honorable position
under Cows. Oglesby
and I'ifer. At the q. 4 X.
Encanpmcnt of 1887,
held Mt Rock Island, he
was unanimously elect
ed Senior Vice Com
mander of the GA R.
At present Col. Distin is
Commander of the Mill
fairy Tract Soldiers aud
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
Dennriment GlennIngs.
DrPARTMENT OF cALfForNIA.

DEAN TKIBusE: Scdgwicls Corps Santa ANA
gave the ' Peak Sisters entertainment sue.
ee7sfuy that u was repeated by request. They
realized handsomely for relief.
Liberty Corps. No. G2, san Francisco did so
much relief work this Winter That their funds
ran short. So the members dipped into their own
pockets, paying the rent of "a soldiers widow
To the amount Of SIS. Post and Corps enjoyed II
Washington's birthday celebration together.
James i, Garfield CqPps sHddng To it's member
ship and doing much Teilefwotk. Kate Howard
has presented the Corps ANitha complete edition of
Shnltsperes works, which will lie rallied for relief
Pink Tea was recehtgrnhd success. The motto
Of this Corps Ii Excelsior.
The good work Of Lincoln Corps for relief goes
nobly on. At the last meeting Past National Pres-
dent Kline present, and spoke beautifully for
tile good OF the Order - Geftrude Gallagher De-
partmehL corresponding Secretary.
DEPARTMENT or NEBRASKA.
DEAR TmnuSE; TheEl,ndfed Corps which COM
pose this Department are nbw ia good working
order the new officers haypg entered with zeal
upon their work for tlItsSeArs0O.
Whitehead, No 4, Organs, have enjoyed n sue
eesaful year under tltasieasforshp of AddIe Nor
gan. reelected To the dIlPe4 President with Julia
i, W. Main rcappointstf "a Secretary. Last year
the Corps sent box tostiiS Soldiers Home and
completed an album qtstit,&if Dom which the Corps
realized Sg3 from the afDcsr1one. il yet remains
to be sold early LAST geal Ahe Corps decided 10
purchase suitable grdilfti fLIr "a cemetery the old
one being small and undesirable. The President
personally solicited aid from the business men to-
ward this worthy object aud the Corps contributed
$40 and finally secured Il beautiful plot of ground
where the weary veteran can he laid to rest, know
ing that the hands that were Instrumental IN pro-
curing his bed will assuredly dress il with the
choicest flowers upon each Memorial Day.
During the County fair this Corps provided din
ners from which they realized more than $50 In
January they entertained the Post. Gov. John NJ
Thayer also invited guest, and presented
the Post on behalf OF the Corps with beautiful
banner which Whitehead Post justly regard with
great pride, Can any other Corps In the Depart
ment OF Nebraska make q better showing than
this has done?
joint installations were occasions of festivity
with many Posts and Corps IN Nebraska The fol-
lowing Corps Presidents were Installed on the
evenings nameds Strickland Cops No o. Has.
tings, Abby Brown. President; FsgTagut, 10, Lin
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
Death of George Washington.

"When did George Washington dieP" asked
teacher in IA New York public school.
"Is he dead?" was the astonished reply
"Why, it was not more than a week ago that
we were celebrating his birthday, and now he
is dead. It's Il bad year on children. / reckon
his folks let him eat something that didn't agree
with him, or maybe the grip got away with
him."
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
MAINE.

The roster for $500 has been issued by this De-
paTtmcut. IL shows "a membership Of s. Camps
Orders No. ? issued al Bangor March 5. by order
Of c. f. Hutchius, Colonel Commandiug-Ra q.
White, AdjutAUt-contain the following:
In accordance with Special Order No. .. Com
mander-in~ Chief, a couTt-martai has been ordered
to convene NJ Portland on Tuesday. March Is. at 10
IL. m, To investigate charges preferred against + l..
Phiibrnok, Of Shcpley Camp. No {. OF Portland, by
said Camp. john W. Presseiy, jr., has been REIN
stated by Gettysburg Camp, No. IS. of Eastport.
His name will be taken from Rll black books. and
he will he accorded NIL conrtesics due member in
good standing. BY request Of kimhall Camp No.
H. the of George Parker i hereby published.
All member, Of the Order are warned against him.
He Is supposed to be somewhere ia Michigan ut
the present time.
The National tribune., 1890-03-20

PORTRAIT EoBE-cE s. 80 en- Waats . PlEehsss.
From FnotogTuFa- ~ - = - =. 49, A--s
noNn reaE FroEis await worker Agents making
fortunes ladies' Yau readsr can DO a
sch any Fun information EHd free together
with particulars and for Family Bibles
sdcals Better write once and vrurg fsrvou know
tI should ccncls fer, shy Al
Eesss u 4. ALLEN a. co. Augusta. Maine
Mention III SationaI Trfpsa
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The I'D Anniversary - the organization Of Geo.
il. Ward Post, No. 80 Worcester, occurs Sunday,
April b. aud the occasion H. 10 be appropriately
celebrated. probably the 18Th Of that month
The Post hns arrangements 10 attend the EHcamp-
mcHi ia August well under way. II has extended
an invitation to California Post to be its guest for
day and night during EncHmpTneut week.
Il. d. Baker Post. No - Clinton. has offered to
furnish flag for each sch0Ohou@e la tifat town IL
the town will furnish fagslgiFs and for same
The School Committee have voted "a accept Of
the offer 20 lar a. u relates 20 tlte High School and
to leave the balance Of the offer To the incoming
school Committee.
Al the annual town meetings held March, B. APP
propria.ious for Memorial Day were made as fol-
lows Athoi, sl25; Barre 500 Clinton, 500: Gard
neT. 500. Paxton, so; Philiipston. Is shrews-
bury, So: Westminster SIS.
The City Council 81 Salem las appropriated $50
FOR Phil Sheridan Post. No. a. for Memorial Day
Chas. Russell Lowell Post. No. z. Boston cele
brhied s I'D anniversary March H. with a ban
quett which was attended by about ~ comrades
Among those present were Mayor Hart, Gen. J. NJ
COTse Department Commander Innis and others.
At the conclusion of tic banquet tOasts were re-
sponded To- after which tie company dispersed.
The National tribune., 1890-03-20

Sailors Reunion Association. As citizen, Col.
Dsiin has for years taken active part In pro-
gTessive affairs, and has aided much In the up
building oi the city. He is director and "a mem
Der oi the Executive Committee of the q, %. " Is.
G. IL X. Col Distin j. well known la the CONNER
cial world, being 81 leading Western shipper OF
butter and eggs. lie conducts q mammoth estab.
lishmcui in Quincy aud another Rt -. Joseph, and
annually ships hundreds of carloads of eggs and
butter to the Eastern mark cts.
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
INDIANA.

Bennett Post. No. Is3. Kcwannn assisted bv the
:. Of " aud N.R.C.. dedicated it, new hall re-
Gently.
Lookout Mountain Post, No 100 New Corner,
has adopted resolutions fayoring the service pen
sion bill.
The National tribune., 1890-03-20

This Department, has membership OF 2I,ooo

cuuradcs
Redfeid Post No. &c. Perry, was organized In
April 1879. nearly II years ago. Ii numbers OYER
loo comrades, and has lost only two members by
death during tat time.
An entertainment was given nt Crestou. Feb. 20
aud ~ under the auspices u r. J. Potter Post, No
40. The affair literally paiToniEcd by the
public. and proved 10 be "A decided success.
Robert Jackson Post, No. TO-, Gordon, has
adopted resolutions Of respect 10 tie memory Of
the late camTnde John A. lIn--eli.
Department Commander Smith visited lscmin-
ger Post No. - Charlton, Feb -, and made nn
interesting address This Pot - im good working
order, with "a membership 81 about - comrades ia
good standing. it, officers are: Com, w NJ Ilar
vey; :. v. q. VIM Marks: J. " O., Thomas Smith;
Coles; O. o., T. \. Funk. Chap. W. II. Holden;
Scrg- ". A. Todd, q. N. =. N. NJ. Perry; >. H.,
= Swift
The National tribune., 1890-03-20
NEW JERSEY,

order No 3. issued at Paterson March 8 by order
Of Andrew DcTron, lT., Division COMMUNICATIVE.
H.. CroWcll, Adiutant- contains the following:
Since the issuance Of Order No. , "a Camp of
coloyed sons oI Veterans has been mustered in at
Trenton. kuownEs Abraham Lincoln Camp, No 10
Captain n. BTogdcn, 10 DouuClly street He will be
oheyea and respected accordingly, AT the fiilh
annual EuCampmCnt OF this Division, held at Allan
tie city in MAY, issT Division By Laws were adopt
ed la some way they have been lost, and the Dyis-
ion is now practically without bylaws IL is
necessary that we have laws for the government of
the Division and they should be adopted the next
Eucaupntcut, therefore, Past Coiouels Henry T.
Hatfield. Ia. q, White and L, d. Morse are hereby
appointed a committee tu pTepare Bylaws for the
Division OF New Jersey, and submit them for adOp-
ton mt the eighth annual Eucampmeut of the pVis-
ion The eighth annual EuCampment OF the Divis-
ION OF New Jersey will be held Ntncand the third
Wednesday in May May 2ll 1890 for Ihe purpose
of elecing officers for the ensuing year aud trans
acting such other business as may come before IT,.
The time aud place OF meeting will be announced
in future orders. The following have been dropped
by their Cump5. First Sergeauts viii enter their
names in their black books: Camp ;. Harry W.
Matthews; Camp B. Alfred GuliCh. GuStave C;ulicE,
Edw. Brewer, G. VI. Smith. EllisNan Horn. +. Vel
Ter 4. l.. Benson. Inc following have been sus-
pended 10y their Camps Camp > Oscar kleyle.
John j. Kelley; Camp -, George CushmRn, Martin
Cuyle ". +. Allen. The following have been re-
iustalcd by their Camps, aud First Sergeants viii
erase the names from black books Camp . +. NJ
Homer j. l.. MeseToli. William Miller; Camp L.
L. T. Ducey; Camp .. II, Ii, Moore, Dennis O'Sul-
Iivan, Fred King, VIM SiNun. Philip BaumAu, +.
k CasnCr: Camp l. Emil Hack bArth.