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All Sorts aud Conditions Of Men

Acknowledge the efficacy of Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters AS IL means of extrpatiug dyspepsia con-
siphllon, malaria aud bilious troubles, nervous
debility aud kidney ailments. The leurned and
sacred professions the press. the mercantile man
have. for the past thirty years been furnishing
each their quota of testimony la its behalf until
that has reached unwieldly but gratifying proper
tons aifordiDg unequyoca proof that the public In
discerning.
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THE GRAND ARMY,
News From The DepartmeRtS---NeW
Posts, etc.

No Old NrrInant nrlgade.

Arrangements are in progress for Reunion and
permanent organization nj the coming Naiional
Encampmeut la Boston, Ia August, of the SURVIVORS
Of The Old (Fir7t) Vermont Brigade. This famous
organization was commanded for nearly three
years by the newiy-apPoihtod Assistant Secretary
OF War, Gen. Lewis A. Grant, and served al 'he
frost ia the Army OF the Potomac and under S"er'-
dan ian the Shenandoah Valley, from the beginning
uutil the close OF the war. IL was officially known
a. the second Brigade. Second Division, Sixth
Corps and justly reuOwn for merltor"us
service fighting qualifications and hard knocks Ia
general. second TO similar organization ia the
United States service. The place of rendezvonz
Will be hereafter announced in TIE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE.
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k'"Ft"HHhHd bWudtHgl
Dir. George Watson first vice,presldent M
the Master Builders Exchange. Phiudelphia.
Pa, returned home Ia the early part of the
year from uine-mOnths s0ionrn in foreiru
countries. During his absence he visited tho
principal cities OF Interest upon the other side
OF tio water aud made Investigations which
are OF value not only 10 builders but TO all in.
terested IA the industrial education of tho
American youth. The following is the pcture
which Mr.. Watson draws of the Euronean
mechanic:
The mechanic of Europe is n lab0rer. he
looks like lab0fer, aud / certainly felt nroud
Of being an American mechanic when / uuder.
stood his condition. Tho methods Of Eur0peau
"0fkmeh arc sometimes different from those
oil WORK men here. In many trades they are
artists. Tho stone masOns aud pastefers. in
particular, are artists but IN Sazhurg | saw
them truhging along, wheeling their tools in
hahdchrts. In san Reno ! saw them handle
stone 10 curious way Four men would lift
stone Of great weight aud set il on the head
oil nth man, who would carry il 10 the noint
Oh a level or To the floor of Il building where il
was 10 bc laid, aud then four other men wonId
remove it from the head of the carrier and set
IL ia It's place. All through Germany aud
austria saw women mi King and CARRYING the
mortar Tor the mas0iis aud bricklayers They
do not use h0ds, but n kind Of n tray which
they carry on their heads. In Zurich saw n
peCu'iaf styIe OF pie driving. The weight was
iinhieh up by rope drawn hand over hand Nv
gang OF men. who would let 20 the rome when
they wanted the weight TO drop. This method
ala not Work as well as ours In Munich |
visited one Of the beer gardens frequented bv
"oIkhen ana talked with an intelligent stone
cutter. lie said the workmen rarely had meat
10 eat more than once week. Their dinner
consisted OF their beer, little brown bread aud
sausage. Tho beer cost them . cents a eallon.
and they drank itquietIy at work or at dinner.
saw no disorder whatever among them, and,
IN TACT, saw but three drunken men during the
whole time ] was in Europe.
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Mean, but True.

The boys at a certain college not far from
New York have got what they call fearful
down on Prof. X" Consequently they make
his life a bowling failure. lie was woke M at
one ia the morning the other day by violent
ringing at his bell. Drawing on his dressing
gown, he threw ap his window and inquired
what was the matter.
Burglars are around, and we wanted to toll
you that one of your windows is OPEN"
(which oneP" he asked, anxiously.
The one You have got your head stuck out
OF" replied the students in chorus.
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NEW YORK.

General Orders No. ?. issued ~ Albany, April ?
bs command al Floyd Ciafs-ou. Department Com
ruanccT-W. A. Wuince, A. a. U.--contsii the FOL
ig.
Tie Commander II very desironz that the Depart
Heiii shHil take ilz proper position iu tlir GRIND
Army Our state gave a greater number 81 soldiers
aud sailors than aid ANY other. HHd untii every man
within our bOfd-r- vino lass ma huupfubie dis.
charge rttail have iIrcu mustered into the Grand
Army tie caTsie-t efforts 81 each and every one II
the comrades should not be relaxed for = muneut.
Let eHcii one SEEK out tie old soldiers sailors
who live or do business iH their ucigiIip1flood
azccii tain ibc reasons why they are not already ia
the Grand Army. ettdcAyuf remove their Office
tiDHH or difficulties which hayc kept them OuI
Interest ihem 10 tie object and work Of hc
Order; procure aud give them ~ appli ca ion aud
WITH zeal bat with Kindness aud "A spirit al true
fraternity follow up the boys ia blue until within
tie Io1- room they can Rfert them IS comrades
J he Commander would arO request that ihe Post
Commanders, Chapiaiu- mud niciuber- of the Re
liel Committees visit those Who ATE suspended or
Who have been dropped endeavOr Ia help them u
the difficulties which may surround them: extend
helping hand. aud wItii word aud aclE Of euc,tur-
Agement iuiusc new Figor iof the struggles which
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Realism.
tSociety.l

Harriet-Let's play cleaning house, will you,
Henry3
ilenry-All right; you pound your fingers
with the tack hammer and I'll upset the stove
pipe and say dammit.
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ROby Circle, No 10, La Grange. H. have
forwarded 500 books aud magazines to the
Soldiers Home Library mt Quincy, Ill. Fort
Wagner Circle. No. 3. Chicago. also sent a great
number of books TO the same library.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

THE Assistant Acknowledgement OF the different
Departments respectfully requested To forward
o Copy of the Department rosters for lSO 10 liE
NATIoNAL TRIBUNE. Adutauts 81 Posts are also
requested to forward soon ns possible "A ilst oil
tie new NEGLECTED officers
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The following. Post has elected officers:
Williams, S. u kSiic Bridge: Com, Horace Gift;
Y. e. Cornelius Fowler; !. Y. C., r. :. Wairou~;
q 81. J. -. Packer. Adi't. T. A. Irons; Chap, ID.
n Miller; O. D., Mm. J. Poole; o. g., Prank
Cleveland ~urE-. q III. Burdick; ). NJ, l. e.
Sauudrrs Q ~. =, o. j. Baty.
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CALIFORNIA
- annnaI E--canrment % lIIs nenartment vi

The annual Eucampmeut or this Department VIII
be llec al san jose April ~ p and 23.
The following Post haas elected officers;
T. o. q. ORR. - Los GaJo-: Com, Samuel J..
I-,Td. = V c. J. G. Arthur; !. V. a.. J. ". Shei-
field; q. ~, l. 4. Hamilton; @. ID, B L. Williams
o. O.. r. J. RiatlSmHu SmEM a.. ~. Buck: Chap
n Hood; Aujt. &. ". kcife.% - NJ, J. &. MausuT
g NJ. =. v. H. Sellers
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INCREASE OF PENSIONS.

dns
AN
Increase pension not the
j oexaGin aIes1c
las hnfls
wheh
o be 20
1t will be peasur
So Also
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NEBRkSKE,-


Tic following Posts have elected officers:
Bradley l3i Wood River: Coui.. A G. White:
= V. G. q. ". PlummeF: J. V. e.. +. kunz: AdjI,
Stephen June~; q. 81, Fred. Whitehead. Surg,
4. W'-coait; Chap. l.. g. Harper; o. b. Richard
Burden; o. G.. a. i'ummer.
ThuTubuTE, =, Ciargs Com, T. J. Stcnrus; s. V.
g, SAM Eveuz; j. V. C.. w. II. Austin. q. n,
San1 BIiiey; o. D., Nm. Bnluk .. g.. A. r.
SchraHEer; surg, John MctliuIic. Adi't, JOHN :.
Durham; q NJ. ., :. &. Purdy; ;. NJ. Horace
Wniclt-
; r. Chase 148 Madison: Com. II. p. Barney /:
:. v. C., Claus Young; J. V. C.. J. ~ Long o. ID ,
J. NJ. Wilson; q. 81. N. &. scott; o. g.. Tobias
llnnan; Chap, w. T. kimball; Ada. A. Il. Fraser I;
NJ. r. T.. Craiucf.
Post i5g O--fwaiamie: Com Beruhart Olsen T:
:. V. l.. g. ~. Ramsey: J. Y. C.. 4 Efirnbcrgcr:
Chap wui H. Garter; @ n H. A. Miller: o. ID .
Richard Ely; surge Ernest FeFbor; o. g., e.
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LOS :!
Over Two Hundred Million
Dollars
LOST BY DELAY.
Important Information for Soldiers
and Others.
LOST BY DELAY.

the
o
il
edtofIe
e thereto
shedsts
when application filed
II @ case be- small
n
ssOwib
o
a o the passage 0 thebHl
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GEORGIA..
-. r,I-nr.inr - - oloc,nd nficcrs.


q. 81. Muuisei. J. Atlanta: Com. Ira, NJ. SwRrtz;
8 Y. C.. Thomas kilke; J. V. T.. Thos. +. Hard
ing; Adj't Ja~. p. Averill; @ NJ, g. " u. PHtter-
Chap ID. a. Suyder; surg. john w. Stone
O. C.. Phil Breenhucher: O. c., Frank Rel
mann. = H., J. {. Kimbal; q. II. :, ii. c.
Hammond.
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MISSOURI,


IIe 10 I0WIIlg ToSIN II'lNe eIccIeU oIHctTs.
J. B. Wicker, 43l, Isiuhlaud: Com, l.. i. Chal-
FAINT: :. V. G., :. J. Magc-; J. V. e.. j. NJ. Eaton .
Adj, J. T.. Harrison surg. Thns. o. HailorRn;
Chap, Henry Roam; o. D., J. w. Gideon; q. c.,
J. y. Null; q. NJ. A. Rutherford; q. NJ. - q. w.
JaErr~i :. ~, Joel ADDISON.
Stanton. 10, Carthage: Com, Chas. T. Garlurcr
:. V. C., john Holt: J. V. C., l. Y. Cupp; q NJ,
George C. Iiowcnstein Adjt, II. Luudy; Chap,
Goo. Z. Shade, .. d., Jas. spence; .. g.. J. ID.
Hitchcock surg, 4 /. Gu.brcath: color Bearer,
4. G. Eobcrt~oui :. NJ, l. II. Murphy; q. NJ. 5,
4. ". ~ John.
Dunlap. as. Humphreys: Com. =. b. ZiGler; s.
V. g.. T. VI. Young; J. Y. g, Jacob Shobe: Chap
o. n, J. T. Bailey; o. O., Alex. Musgraye; AdTt,
\. ". Cnid-teF.
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been
il e,audn dsabHr
ontaetei in additional alleged the
{ o which auan
pensoned
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ALABAMA,


NJ. Harrison. 4. I.arkinsvllie: Com, J. V. Hall;
3 Y. C. John Sanders: J. V C.. !. l.. Me~~er; Adji,
W. Z. shelton: q. NJ, T. ~ ellis: Surg. T.. +,
Gold: Chap. J. ". Shell; o. D., Lane Harden q.
C.. p. n. Gold; :. NJ, Nm. Latham; q. NJ. =, Hugh
kirkpatricx
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WISCONSIN.


TIC IWIIHWIng F0sIa hnve elected oillcoTa.
Albert Wciherhy. -. thvlck Com, Is. l.. Eieh-
my: S V. e.. JUscIh Gilbert }. " a.. john Hunt
A"it T. &. CIlasc5 q. 81, !. l.. Gates: .. b.. T. a.
NHHHcys .. g., Peter Swuu~by Color liearcr,
k"l'crt Miller; Chap, Abrani Hewitt; surg, g w.
Moore
Carmi T. OarlIcl, ia. O-ceon Mills. Com. /. w.
Hale, =, V. e., L. Moore. jr J. V. g. Cyrclie
boucher: AdjI &. l. M.srr q 81. J. > corey ;
surg. J. e. smith; Chap, II. 4. Jones o. D. K.
DOwHcud; .. g.. H. u. Dikv; = NJ -. j. Tewks.
bury: q. NJ. ~ Jtutc- H. strong.
Morris T.. ScxtUn. lsj soItomyilc: Com. VIM.
4. Whhdeil :. V. g.. 4. H. .JDnrs: j. V. e. T.
lIapgood Clamp, !. knapp; O. NJ j. Nolan o.
ID, H. Briion; .. O., }. " elsh Adj't. w. W. Wei
Lon.
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WEST VIRGINIh,-

Tie following Fo.Is have elected officers:
MilToy. 81. Lick hart: Cont, W. H. Baytner: e.
V. g.. Cnnrlcs smith; j. Y. C., u H. Dcpew. surg,
George Andrews; Gimp. john Andrc,v-: o. -,
Anarcsson ltobl-uu; q NJ Wedcu Archer .. q.
Mcbride
Pos b, Cameron; Com. David Dickcy. \. V O..
~ Is. 1urf; }. Y. g.. l. iwnrj bowler; Art, =. "
Wilson; o. H. Daniel Youukcp; q. NJ, >. Wilson;
.. u William C,le.
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NEW JERSEY


The following Posts have elected officers:
hrTow-Hlith, g. Red Bank Com. Charles
Curtis: : y. e.. william J.Sckie- j. V. C. Everett
Miller q. NJ. sam iIuElic- surg, T. T. Roberts;
q. ID, James ~. Sickic-: .. O., john :. Baiuiun;
Ait }. ". Chandler. =. NJ. g. J.. Elliott; q. 81 D..
Mark l.. Mount; Chap. Cuas II. MT
George u. Thomas, - Jersey CRY flights Com.
Cliar. B"rUemHu: =. v g. k"beri Edgar J. V. g..
fred. B!urB. AdIt, Fred Iauile q NJ. August
Zn-Iicf; sung, John MITCHELL Chap. Nm. n.
GriliHi .. D. Julius Wcrdcr. o. &, CHa-. ScIil-
ing; = A., James womsley; q 81. s., Alex. Fell
ger
Afsj Anderson. Ios. PlainGeld Com. Abel &.
Ellsworth. =. V. 6. jeremiah T.. Ailis; J. V. G..
William 81. -. Dfakc. Ada I.etnier T. Liver
~ r. q. a.. Edward J. OLSEN; surg. A~a Collier:
thHp, Thomas r. tru-lcAs O. D. Norman G..
Maeue; .. g.. john D. Anderson; s. NJ, Edward
q. Dumm. q. ". D.. William IL MIll.ama
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RESTORATION OF PENSIONS.
REJECTED CLAIMS.

In whore dropped
be restored by the viii
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WIDOMS, pensions.


Is a after asii sndw
a Of MS TO tbs
Il
pendou o
10 of the sol Iu injury
disease q or a. his rvi aulw II Iueo OF
o . q m prompt attsn-
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Tue following Post has elected officers:
Lincoln, ? BUTT: Com, John iGuey; &. V. &.
J. J. York; J. V. G.. J. u. JacSsnni q. NJ. l.. T.
Holmes; Chap. : G.. smith Surg, ID. Couehinu
o. D., CHHs. \. Morrill, o. c., Thomas Rafferty,
Adj'I Rob'i c. Huston.
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4 GREAT INJUSTICE

failing
and claim
n
to 1dHra for
viii be promptly and Gheerny furnished No fee
0 he pens ocr
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be iunier
liberal
him
oua opinion based Pension
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PENNSYLVANIA

Pemuey ivuuin Reserve Post. No. 1911. Philadelphia
has secured Cots. J. II. Iuggnrt and Thomas Cham
berlin for It's orators ON MCmornl Day.
Tie following Posts have elected officers:
Col. VIM, Lennon, 2G0. New Bethlehem; Com.
G.. \. Nulph. :. V. G. G.. ". Cohen; J. V. C.. j.
Linsinb.ler; q. NJ, J. l.. Crib; Adj't J. r. krur.
H. b. Brown. a8b wntlrhurg. Com. 6. G. Hatch
3 Y. g.. :. W. Ferris: J. V. G., =. X Hays. Chap,
l.. Read q, 81. &. Il. Gray: q. NJ. X. NJ. :. Dean
Surg. b. 4. skinner: o. d., l.. b. HAL: O. g.. W.
limlly; AdJ'i, Henry w. owen; 5. H., o. j. Mc-
Ai-lcr.
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REUNIONS.

To SEClsETAHIEsi Secretaries viii greatly favor
us by sending bFtci accounts OF tie Reunions of
ibeiY respective organizations for publication in
illis column, immediately after the occurrence IL
ue so copies Of rosieTs f"t file aid future
Tefprepce.-IpIIOR NATIosAL TmECag.
ILLINOIS.
T. Is Kelly. Secretary, Duquoin. The survivors
81 the 18th III. viii bold Reunion at Duquoiu, May
o.
MASSACHUSETTS,,
The fret Reunion Of the ID Mass will he held at
DiRhiou. July 81
About 20 members Of the Massachusetts brunch
Of the lst Me. CAY. held Reunion E0-tun recent
~ aHd lhe following officers were elected for th.
ensuing yeHr; President, Giibru n IiHrfis; lst v
r., IL, &. Hall I'd N..P,, 4. l.. OrdwAy; see g. A
i. Emery; Treas. 4. g. Drink water; Executive
Committee, Albert Edgcomb +. Il. Shevrom, q. H.
Jack.
Tie annual Reunion Of the survivors OF Co A, Let
Mass. II. A., was held at Ipswich recently about 80
members being present. The following ofiI..rn
were elected President, Col. Nathaniel slu-,yel.
V.-F.. Washington l.. Pickhnrd; Sec and Treas
Luther ,. Waite, all Of Ipswich.
OHIO.
john w Ingrim, Secretary, Mt Sterling: All
comrades Of the li3lh Ohio WHO did not receive Io
circular OF invitation 10 she last annual Reunion al
Columbus are requested to send their naItcs and
addresses IA fan 80 the.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Reunion af tl,r Blue and Gray will bs held nj
VicRsburs Miss, May - To 30 inclusive.
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RHODE ISLkND.

Eucisiiu Post, NJ 20, Ensi Providence. dcdicat
n hne ucv bail, Feb. 70. The dedication cyCrcir
were very interesting, and were Witnessed 10y
large number of people.
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FILE AT ONCE,

SO as to secure back pension when
whose on file the date
passage abHI
i fiuth
al
and dszlaao
n 10 eclrel
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ANOTHER REASON

his aim
u oT
hed
% and the is
to fled
MI GmiY
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American aud European Mechanics Compared.
lCnIpenirR md NItILdinnl

Reunion of tl.e Blue aud Gray will be held IA,
VicssburB. Miss. May . 10 30 inclusive
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SOUTH DAKOTA

tiI'INu
Com, A. Il, Alexander. =. V. G., John Hale; j.
V. e., 4. Blpp. q. NJ, ". }. Barbour: Surg. Dan
Jones; Ctmp. =. A. Avcrili; o. D., !. Il. Augsteud;
o. g., I. liHwiey; Adjt, w. q. a. Guild.
VERMONT
TIL following Post has elected officers:
Wan. b. Reynolds, %. Milton Falls: Com, Geo.
Lucia; :. V. g., N. q. Perry; J. =. c. ChHrlca
Turner; o. d., -. o. Bullock. Chap. H. " Crown,
surg. l. J. Dixon; q. a., H. A. Smith; ., g.,
Gro, ker Osgood; O.. David kicy; Adit. J. G.
squ'fesi :. NJ. A. Morton; q. 81. B.. }. B Rcd
IigE.
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OREGON.


The following Post has elected ofIiccrs
Com, NJ. NJ. Briefly; s. V. c., a. w. Waters;
J. V. G., j. G. Welcome; Surg, A. J. Wilson Adj'L
Cha-. Newell o. H., I'd joy. q. ~, J. G. Parker;
o. g., a. Z. Worlhimgton; Chap. john Keller.
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NEW DISABILITIES


NEW DISABILITIES
S pension q oS G bso and pension ons d5 i
claim has There auaa
s @ a q every p'non'' who thinks his rating too Low" No
RESTORATION PENSIONS
oS p o b Psa as a s Attend a' % e s ss s
REJECTED CLAIMS
s@2 5s iass a'asa
"e % % b UPON ' ys nn @ e him my
WIDOWS PENSIONS.
Under recent law all widow" who remarked after % death Of soldier and who
d s r P" t T t P laa h f s9G
e submitted me- viii receive my prompt attention. 1' DUTY
cHILDREN's PENSIONS.
s sh5o s si Pou o ds l ] has BE-
the q ps ' a si the @ @ l ar oSS 5 s
DEPENDENT HorHH TE5 E4 EEHsoSs BROTHERS AND SIS
n In eel h S' @S 9 4 aaa 5 s az. ai
his death viii be pleased consider the submitted and for
DEsERrERs
+: s: s;s: s: a record;
D. 1854,
for the removal of charge Of lss,aon @ follows -
his term Of enlistment May @ 1863 Y ~ A"'0 | ' ''
from Wounds s % :6 a ss"pna ss @ E ] s, @
This act apply Oeuso of the Corps
ACT OF MAY 10. 1886,
E ad@ sP 1 aa si a9o s fSs ' a
Teie III
Thai wasno the
ensnons
rom 10
o Ii, 1855,
expiration ofh
seve 81
2 10 IT M iproperd
g. o SER q
o
o he e. or rlc /
enlisted relieved
ACT MARCH =, 1889,
extend he o. n
-four n case o m o parent
or II hOmd
whOw ereeh
under this be fled within
All classes claims Twenty-Five active and
Departments which
One Hundred Million Dollars.
GEORGE e. LEMON,
Attorney at Law. Solicitor of Patents and Claims
Lock Box $685. 615 Fifteenth ST.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
of ands
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OHIO,

Chas. n. Stout Post No. 700, Adams County, has
adopted resolutions thanking the United states
Senate foT it's action Ia passing the dependent pen
siot bill.
The following Posts have elected officers:
Reno, 81 Lowcilville: Com, T.. l.. Howard;
;. V. g, {. o. Book walter; J. V. g., John A.
stewart; Surg, Charles Dean; .. D., q. C. StoVcr;
Chap Robert StrunRhnn; Adjt William Cramcr;
O. NJ, Hcury RUemcr; O. g.. John Antibus
Cation, 50, Beach CITY: Com, WIN. III. RnH;
:. V. g.. George Caller; J. V. g.. Isaac AK; Surg,
Geo. lsSlino O. NJ, Henry g. Wemer; Chap,
VIM. Airhnrt; O. G., Joseph Wolf; .. D., Niilnm
kndcmb iCh; Adi'i, Leonard w. Bair; =. NJ, john
Myers; q. NJ. - Austin A. Hay.
Barlow. 49,, Barlow: Com. James W. Merrill;
S.Y. C., James Il, Power; w. c. Chas L. Evans.
AdjL Wni. Cunningham q. NJ, Jos. A. Arnold;
Surg, VIM. Thompson; Chap. Lvouhdus q Lamb;
.. D., Henry =. Richards. O. C.. Luther j Stced /;
s. NJ. John smith; O NJ. S. Richard Irottor.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

T. Is Kelly, Secretary, Duquoin. The survivors
81 she 18th III. viii bold "a Reunion at Duquoin, May
-
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IDkHn,-
- f.IIowinc - llas elected orlcers:

I.:uoolu. IS. ClIi>: Com. !. ~. Van Camp
{. Y. G., J. g. Fox: J. y G. g.. II. Johustou; SurE.
vs.. A. Dodge; Chap, r. Aiilick: q. NJ. John
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ILLINOIS,
INDIANA

The Pod al Nevtonvilie has = membership OF 8
1We4ity -fiHe are church members four are sun
oag--cliuul SupeglnteHdeHts, minister, one
physician and one lawyer
The records % the Assistant Adiuinnt-Cienera Of
the Department 81 IHdiana show the condition ri
thr Department a. follows. Posts 81 good standing
March q i-.si 5Il1 increase iH Posts during Iue
year. -; i4srsnb-rs la good standing Dec. g. Iss9
25.iG5i increase IA membership during tie year
l.5fA The csfsh receipts 81 the Department III
sources, were S9.19s53: disbursements. SCI .
The Department segt tlIc luiitI-iaWu sufiercrz
ssg225. Iue Post expended Tor relief during, the
year. $50 81. The Posts donated S31 81 a. pur-
cia-c 1EFi-iua- presents for the children 81 the
SOLDIER Hud Sailors Orphans Home al Knights
town Dec. 81. is-a. there .7G5 dropped and
suspended members.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

bhl bhly WHltSn hOEt Wulib Hnuus'
Aud when we consider hew many homes are
frightened, how many sad hearts are oheered how
many needy ones helped, how many little
children would suffer for food aud clothing were IL
not for HE Relief Corps, We lhke courage and ast
God Ia bless efforts ~
Sister members Of the ", re, " herever you may
be- let ever Ice mindful of tire noble principles To
which we stand pledged. and SVEN though at times
disconrngemenla nssall us, Let ns not weary la we'll
doing. ii. Gieasgu, Secretary, John A.
Logan Corps, No. 40, Los Angeles Cal.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

very many Of the comrades are having for thei
support and of those dependent upon their
apors. Let US NIL So labor that At the end OF this
year the list of suspended shall have quite dtShp-
pearcd and the roll of active comrades IN this De-
plrtmeut shall have increased that the Depart
ment of New York shall stand Mt tho head of the
Grand Army of tie Republic. The attention of the
comrades of this Department is called 10 the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted by tie Department
FEBRUARY %. 1890.
To the Commander and Comrades, Department
EucRmpmcnt, G. AR:
The committee To whom referred the petition
Of the Woman Relief Corps, which has for long
time been recognized NJ auxiliary to the Grand
Army, beg leave To most respectfully report That
We examined all the papers presented To usnnd we
recommend the passage of the following resoin-
tons:
Rcso'rsd, That the prayer of petitioners of the
Nomans Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the GrRnd
Army Of the Republic, be granted and we do here
10y recognize said organization rs the only womnns
auxiliary To the Grand Army of the Republic, Rud
that we do not recognize or encourage amy other
organization by Whatever name they may he
called
Rcsoircd, That we dcprecaie and condemn any
ana MI efforts to hclit;o the efforts of the noble,
patriotic women who have so nobiy aided us IN
The great work Of our Order, in which we are SO
much Interested.
Resolved. That the use of the letters GAR M
used by the so-caled auxiliary GAR, benevolent
aud social societies aud clubs, il done without
authority, and no member Of our Order shall IN any
way aid or encourage such organization.
j. L. Sayles, &. Hull Grant, James Low, Commit
The following Posts have elected officers:
Sacl'ford 3S6, Port Leyden; Com, g. NJ
Thomas; :. V. c., a. a. Dcnison; j. V. G., g. Mar
mon; O. d., g. J. Goolins; o. c., Isaac Chnse;
Adj Reuben Kline; O. NJ. Benz. Jones; Chap
w; w Anthony; s. NJ, w. H. Bibbins q. NJ -
H. :. Gilbert, $50 Livonln: Com, Truman Bishop;
;. " G., Cornelius trmyRm; J.V. e., Geo. l8uriick
Surg. 9. III. Rchmond; q. NJ, Wm. ii. Earle;
Chap, VIM. T. Du Bots; o. d., Willard 5. Chnpin:
O. g., VIM. Compton; AdJt, NJ. w. Lindsey :. NJ,
William Siker.
OHIO
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-26

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Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-26
Christmas Fare in Los Angeles.

Few people are aware of the table
delicacies obtainable for ones Christ
mas dinner in Los Angeles. Any one
who cares to take look at the show
window of Illich's restaurant this morn
ing will find there, in addition to the
traditional turkeys and fowls of all
grades, artichokes, green peas, green
corn, fresh tomatoes, string beans,
celery, strawberries, and everything
known to the table of the rich in the
month OF June in the east. OF course,
oranges, grapes and other fruits are to
be found at all our fruit stands, and
these we do not particularize. All these
vegetables are grown in the open air,
and figure daily on the midwinter tables
of our citizens. There is probably no
place in the world where as large a
variety awaits the palate of the lover of
good cheer as in Los Angeles.