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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-30
AN ARRAEGEMET THAT GIVES THE
VAEDERBTLTS A TRAN SC0NTINET-
AL LINE.

III LINE.
New YoBK, March 2S.-The Canadian
Pacific is now full-fedged trunk line out
of New York city President VanHorue.
Chauncey NJ. Depew and II. Walter
Webb completed deal to-day by which
the New York Central Railroad let's the
Canadian Pacific bring freight and pas
senger trains in over West Shore and
Central with as good facilities as the New
York, Hew Haven and Hartford Railroad
gets.
The Canadian Pacific will come down
from Rockville over q new bridge which
10 to be built at that point by way OF the
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg to
Utics. No Canadian Pacific trains will
come over the Vanderbilt lines by way Of
Buffslo or the suspension bridge at pres-
ent, although this may follow when the
Canadian Pacific completes its line either
to Buffalo or to the bridge. After the
main points OF agreement has been reached
at the conference at the Grsod Central
station Mr.. Won Horn declared the war
at an end, and returned to Montreal on
the night train. The details OF the agree
ment will be worked out by the traffic off
ficers Of the two companies and it will go
into effect immediately. President
Chauncey NJ. Depew said to-day that it
would be good thing for both com
pauies. The arrangements would give
the Vsnderhilts transcontinental line
from Nova Scotia to Vancouver, aud the
foreign road would bring great amount
Of business to the metropolis.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-30
stand Your Ground.

When you make up your mind to take Hoods
sarsaparilla do not be induced TO buy some other
preparation instead. Clerks may claim that
''ours is as good as Hoods" and all that, but the
peculiar merit of Hoods sarsapyriila cannot be
equaled. Therefore have nothing to do with
substitutes and insist upon having Hoods sar-
saparilla, the best blood purifier and building-up
medicine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-30
0ssy AND psrSe CITY STAGE LINE.

e..,e,aves winiemucca for Paradise and
ou,.se. ev daily at Ga. M arrive at Paradise al
az ". lSpring City at P. NJ
Ieayspring City ally at . P. NJ; arrive AZ
Isayeparadise at A. NJ, arrive at "inne-
mucca 8 P. NJ.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-30

Tn BssT sALvx In the world for Cuts, Bruiees
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tefte
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. Ii is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded Price q rents per
Aox For aale NJ H. Maretts Drug s.ove.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-30
g4AL SEETCE REPORT.
WuKMUCcA STATION,
Marotn 90 1901

wnKMUocA STATION.
March 20, 1891.
co,A,.,o. of wea,heor the "a hours ending
a. ". rs, meridian ts. or 500 ?. NJ, local
time.
Mean Bnmeter~25
Maximu temperatur47'.
Min,nu temperature5'
Mean taperature, 81
wind-,evailing dition, w; naximum
velocity miles an hot
precipirion for "a ho. 90 inches.
Nunimu temperaturaar. 80, 25
p0F0FFICE EULATI0NS.
vNNEMUCCA osToFFfCE.
OFFICE JRs:
From SAL A12M.
From P. No TP.A.
.yo None,order busineDr registration after
susD.
ose open from NJ to 6P.s
r. gibson. p. VI.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-30
TAINs.

Tgckebod and baggage checked through to
N cast, POINTS. Also steamship tickets to all
principso.nts in Europe.
r. JAcEMAS, Agent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-30

stage,aves winnemeea for McDermit mon
days. Ndsesdays ant Fridays AZ a. M ar
riyes at P N.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-30
Patents,

HyAvEATs, AND TRADE MARKS obtained
~ and all Patent business conducted for
MODERATE FEES.
Our office is opposite U. s. PATENT OFFICE.
We have no sub agencies, all business direct,
hence can transact patent business in less time
and at LESS COST than those remote from
Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo, with descri
tion. We advise il pate ntable or not, free o
charge Our fee not due until patent is secured
book, "How to Obtain Patents, with refer
ences to actual clients in your State, town or
county, sent free Address,
G. A. SNOW Il co,
Opposite Patent Office Washington, d. c.
d29d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-03-30
TIME TABLES.
ARRIVE. DrrAnr.

srHERS PACIFIC oosPASY.
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Widows Pension.

Tho Commissioner Of Pensions has issued the
following circular to widows applying for ac-
crued pension:
In order to facilitate the adjudication Of
claims for accrued pension it is suggested that
widows transmit with their application
H. Proof OF legal marriage 10 the deceased
pensioner, and if either party was previously
married proof Of the dissolution Of such mar
riage by death OF divorce
a. Proof Of the death Of the pensioner. in
which shonld be included statement Of the
death and cause Of death, 90 be shown, IL
possible by physicians affidavit.
IL these suggestions are followed By claim
ants for accrued pension, it will not only ex-
prdite the adjudication Of this class Of claims,
but will also relieve the Office Of the necessity
Of calling for this necessary proof. and enable
the Examiners % devote more time % the adj
judcItion Of cases. which would result in an
increase in the number Of certificates issued.
The National tribune., 1891-10-29
NuHnI NnIprnua

William 8. Wells. Of this city, Rear-Admiral
commanding the National Association of Naval
Veterans, has issued an order confirming the
nominations Of Aids OH his staff made by the
commanding officers OF the associations, and
selected as delegates TO the Worlds Fair Com
mittee of Naval Veterans VIM. Simmons, 1892
Wharton St.. Philadelphia, Pa, Farragut As
ISOLATION OF Philadelphia; +. III. Grove Farra-
gut Association Of New York Chas A. Still
man, Connecticut Association OF Naval
Veterans; Nicholas MeCrane, Essex Naval
Veteran Association Of Salem. Mass; F. Bran
decker, Cushing Association Of Naval Veterans;
&. l.. Bragg. Minnesota Association of Naval
Veterans; Past Commander > l.. Browne, ID.
ID. Porter Naval Veteran Association VIM. r.
Hutchinson, FarTagut Association of Proyi-
dence H. l.; John Wise. Admiral Dahlgren
Naval Veteran Association; Geo FritchneT, ID.
ID. Porter Naval Veteran Association; John w.
Sayille. Naval Veteran Association, Maryland !;
4. l.. Lowe. Admiral Dupont Naval Veteran
Association; +. y. Mead, ThOs. A. Budd As
ISOLATION OF Naval Veterans.
The National tribune., 1891-10-29
TURsDAY

VIM. b. Hooper. A T. Mintie. J. c. Stout, and
A. W. Barrett
Through tire interested efforts Of Mrs. Woodrow.
Of san jose. the CITY Council have donated tu the
H"sne "A burial plot Ia Oak Hill Cemetery, very
ncnr the GAR. plot. requiring only that V shall
be properly improved and cared for. This can
only be done II ihc Corps continue their donations
aud a few more Corps added To oar list.
All contributions IF money should be sent To
Mary S.cOrd, Treasurer. $50 North Fourth street.
san jose. and AL clothing, books, etc, should be
sent To- tho MatrOn, susie VI. shay, Evergreen.
santa Clara County, aud should always contain
the name 81 the donor to receive prompt acNuoWI-
edEment.
Corps Treasurers sending money viii please
state whether monthly donations; II so, Tor what
month, or general donation.
Applications for admission to the Home should
b. made to Jane A. Edwards, so Ellis street, san
Francisco.
FWfcTuHliv yours - Elizabeth darcy Kline,
President W.lSC. Home Association.
The National tribune., 1891-10-29

The monument recently erected by the States
OF Maine Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode Is
land, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Delaware, Pennsy wanna. Ohio, Michigan and
Minnesota designed and superintendent by
Col. Bachelder. Government Historian Of
Gettysburg, at the high water mark Of the
rebellion" on Cemetery Ridge. where Long
streets assault was repused by troops Of those
States on July 3 1863, WAS 10 have been dedi-
Gated on Nov. 10, the Goth anniversary Of the
dedication of the National Cemetery. aud half
rates had been secured from the entire terri
tory Of the trunk lines leading 10 Gettysburg.
But in consequence Of the liability OF cold.
stormy weather 1T that late season, and the Gili-
Guilty Of making a large number of visitors COM
Portable, the dedication has been postponed
until early next Summer. Due notice will be
given OF the date for the dedication when de-
clded upon.
The National tribune., 1891-10-29
The sd y. rs. Reunion.

A circular has been issued by the Regimental
Association of the pa n. H., in which they pro-
pose holding a Regimental Reunion in Wash
ingtOn during the next National Encampment
They propose paradiug as a regiment otficered
as nearly as possible while at the front. Among
the many men who followed the fortunes Of the
I'd who live in Washington are Second Auditor
J. ". Patterson. who was Colonel Of the regi-
meut Maj. George L. Carter, Adi't G.. N. Law
renee. Hon. Smith Whitfield, First Assistant
Postmaster-General,a aud VI. A. Dillon. This
regiment makes a claim which is likely to lead
10 controversy. The circular above referred to
says they were the first three years regiment
mustered into service; but without doubt this
claim, unless it is backed by tho strongest
proof, will not be allowed by many organizations
throughout the country.
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What il Going on Among the Veterans Of that
section.

hhal it holhE on Among tie Veterans OF that
section.
Enron NATIONAL TEHUSE: One Of tie most
effective speakers tlIs Republicans have ON tie
stump iu HIS State b. Capt. SACK" Adams Of
Lynn. no audIauoe heHrs him without going
home better patriots aud having kiudiier feeling
hprop0- 20 the Captain De las u pin sent linn by
woman, tlie head 81 which b. bullet which slte
s-hefir Nas taken from his body while lac las iu
hospital on BealoeH Island. The Captain Wac in
tlt hospital stated but hHs uO recollection Of the
bullet nhd Thinks there must be some mistake
about it lie d. slIli carrying bullet Ia his body
however which quite oiieH makes its presence
phliu4s icii aud leaves uo doubt ar 10 lie present
Tie Captain las h Lis possession a medal ~
honor Milch he would be pleased TO send % the
purity most nearly interested. ID IraTs gi~ iu.rr n
tion: lHe Congress 10 Private Frank IOlRu Co
D1ih Cav, Little 1879 Horn june - aud 20 1876 4"
Any person having Information which viii lead 10
De- restoration should confer with Cant Adatas al
tlle State House Boston.
By tIe way, ga ~ tlte stand RECENTLY talge en-
in regard 10 tle entertainment Of c8lored men bv
tlte proprietors OF one hotel in Washington colored
veterans tilis way asking IHt their Status is
ls"iy % De- ri the EncHmpment neat summer.
There viii be music iH the ale al the National Capt.
ini u tiis policy Of exclusion b. adhered 10 aud the
Eucnupucut viii again have lHe rRhts OF the
coiOreu IuHH ~ theme Tor ils eUqueuee
S2 veterans ~ Post 8, Of Lynn, by nntue Com.
Ihdre George J, Track, William NJ. TrRsl Joseph
y SHAW J. w. Young, Nathaniel Atkins aud
Frank Kelly, took their outing iu northern Yer.
mont recently, aud while at HiRhKate on the
shore Of Lake Champisin, a part " their mum.
bar Naded iu aud extracted from tle wreck al
what = stated 90 be tiie old soop-oi war Hornet
hHnlHll anchor, which they took away with them.
hhd % NOW Dude resting place al tie hehdq quar-
ters Of Post 3.
Tie Uuon Campfire 10 have been held the 1911
nl Mlnclrndoni was postponed 10 Nov. 10 owing
"a Tie h"tNy rain,
Post lUs, Palmer will hold q union CampGre viii,
the Posts Of Springfield aud Monson aud tIeiT
GuEillHrles 90 Palmer. Nov o.
Post i02, Turner's Fails, holds q Campfire Nov %
aud Post 81 EfHiutfCe, with IL Relief garus nil
open iaiT Dec d
Capt. b Read Wales 81 Post Gs Dorchester has
been appointed Assistant Inspector On tie slaff ol
the Commander lu Chef
VIZ ~ was instituted at Hanover the aOtl
Inst The petition for this Corps iJcurr 40 names
Corps iao WINS Instituted al Aionson thc I'D Tie
application Ion iilis charter bore 60 names
Ilie last quarterly report 81 this Department
W.ht., shows a membership 81 ~ ,259 81 I22 \.
expended boz relief, and in relief NOT given ln none,
tS83t6 turned over 90 Posts. Ss7OM
pew Corps, auxiliary 10 Post lac New Bedford
Ar talked 81.
Several Corps have already organized ansocin,
tiOBs 10 40 10 Washington neat year.
The National tribune., 1891-10-29

AT the Campfire ~ the Ladies' Aid Association
TO bC held iu bu-tou Nug D. nearly quite all the
speakers will be- ladies. A light lunch viii be
served during the evening.
Co. A IL tie 4lh Regiment, which went oui under
Iiucalns q 81 call aud again for nine months. held
It, annual Reunion n thr old Armory Hail, Canton
thC pa instant. Hon Elijah A. Morse, the Com
gresham from this district. served in this CONF
pl'y, and Ia accordance with his custom provided
the banquet.
Post -, Of Dorchester, will give joint reception
Go the Headquarters officers Of thc Grand Army
aud the Woman's Relief Corps OF ths Department.
Nov a.
Post 30, OF Cambridge. gave a successful ball Ia
aid Of lis EHCgmpmeut fund the 23d. IL was also
an anniversary ouca-inn.
r. d. Baker Post, Ga. Of Clinton, will run fair
Nov ~ md H.
A new Command 81 the Union Veterans u ion
has bgun Instituted at bridgeport, Comb BCs-
ton.
The National tribune., 1891-10-29
Monument 60 Morton.

There is a scheme on foot 30 erect n monu-
mont to Indiana's great war Governor. A
meeting Of old soldiers was held recently I'm
indianapolis, presided over by Capt. NJ. l..
Johnson. The latter was an intimate friend Of
Gov. Morton. Resolutions were presented by
him and adopted To the effect that the Secretary
call meeting OF all ex-soldiors within 80 to 90
days, nc which time all communications and
expressions regarding the matter shall be
heard and discussed. Ii is desired that every
old soldier, Sons of Veterans Camp and Wo-
mems Relief Corps in the State Immediately
address the Secretary, %. ID. Reeves. Of Indian
apOlis i'm regard to tho matter. The resolu-
tions suggest that the proper site for the monu-
ment is the southwest corner of the StatehOuse
grounds
The National tribune., 1891-10-29
The GRAND army,
News From The DepartmentS---NeW
Posts. etc.


INDIANA
Williams Post. IS Of Muucie. has passed resolu,
lions cnnduuuiug the practice of holding hlne hhd
pruy Reunions. u~ "suoh Reunions chuuol "a h"iu
without huuotinu alike. the men aud through them
tlrr principles far (which each commended ln the
lani-utud struggle for supremacy during the dark
da,- of ltaiieual war, iius destroying The dlsllnc.
tinu hrlarn Loyalty and dtsiuyulty, patriotism hnd
treason. tguciug ihc present generation uni there
a. az difference between lhc principles Tor which
tl5c hiua aud gray Fought The resolutions also
ask Uil pasi- 40 the Department 90 take action lh
tilr matter Go Ihc end llu al the Department lIu-
clmpmput of Indiana fur 1872 the state may 20 on
blue and ll,c gray Ht tle ucNt or ANY future Ma
tiouu Eucampnrut. Ut Chicago or elsewhere.
A. uu incentive 60 the increase 81 niriioeieh'p
during tlp last quarter ol ihl- wear tlc Department
Commando VIII present. in january next, To ihe
Post Showing. the largest Increase az new feoI'h~
q silk flag: 90 tlc Post showing the next largest
bunting flag; Go the Post reporting the largest
number uf siI-peuded comrades reiu~lated 10y the
pnyulcut of one yeUr's dues % hrpultul engraving
of a battle SCENE. POSTS 81 indianapolis VIII ne
cEuluucd from these competitions.
It D. appropriate iu this connection TO remind
CnmIudp- iNut amy person who has heeu suspended
az dropped 10y hi= Post H. linhlc 90 hue tor wear
iHg the barge or butlonnlrc 81 the q. A x.
Tho last Congress bad under consideration q law
prohibiting the use OF the United States flag for
advertising business 81 Amy kind. The flag oi oar
country D. made too common 10y such use. Posts
are recommended by the Department Commander
90 prepare petitions, obtain numerous signatures
Of H ciiZcn-, and forward the same 20 Their nem-
beF 40 Congress asking fnr the enactment 81 "a law
puui-hiug hy hne amy person using the Uhl'ea
States flag Tor advertising private business, nnd
restricting the iu~Cripl the same 10 the desE
nations OF societies Of "A benevolent or military
nuture
The National tribune., 1891-10-29
CONSULTATIONS CuRI.n-

An old physician, retired from Brnctlce Ind
placed iu lis hands by East India missionary
thc formula 81 simple vegetable remedy FOR tie
speedy hitd permanent care oi consumpii zion. Hron-
ciitis taiarrh. Asthma aud all Throat and Lung
Affections. also "A positive AID radical cure for
Nervous Debility aud an Nervous Complains.
HAVING Tested its wonderful curative poWcTs ina
suffering, viii send free 81 charge To all who wish
lt ihis recipe in German, French or English, with
iuil directions Tor preparing aud using. Seut by
mail, ~ addressing, with stamp. naming ibis
Taper, w. A. NoYEs, $40 FOtOeTs' Block ROcLesier.
The National tribune., 1891-10-29

1897 lie went " c-i To
Minnesota when iIe was
- veaTB old. Iu lSGl lIe
enlisted ns n private ia
the 9lh Iowa. aud after
the siege 81 Nicksburg
was discharged fnr disa-
biliiy and went home 10
81. Paul. Here he COM
meuced tlie study 81
medicine, and in the
meantime supported
himself Ivy newspaper
work. lie moved 20
Rush City, Mimi, where
lac built zap q large prac-
tice lie WIS appointed
Pension Surgeon in 1874.
Do 1870 lIc WHs elected 20
The National tribune., 1891-10-29

under Bu,ll. lie WAS dee
tnched for special service
"a the commander Of a
gunboat in thc opera
lions before Fort Donel-
son participated 10 The
battle Of Shiloh. w as
seriously wounded al
perryviile, and upon liis
ConvnleSceuce was sent
on detached service 10
OrguniZr and equip coll
ored regiments "a Camp
Willinm Penn, Philudcl-
phia. Subsequently, he
was transferred to the
Regular Army aided Ga
the reconstruction ~ Nir.
giuiH. aud served with
Ihe 4ih II. =. on the from
The National tribune., 1891-10-29

You can try schiffmann's Asthma Cure free
of charge. Never fails to give instant relief in
worst cases. His method OF advertising is by
giving it away. Postage cents. Name Ma
TIOSAL TRIBUNE and send your address for
free trial package to DIR. 4. SchifmanD, st.
Paul MINI,
The National tribune., 1891-10-29
DEPARTMENT. GLEAxISGs.
DEPAETMENr OF RHODE ISLAM


DEAR TRIBUNE: A very pleasant affair occurred
at Headquarters, Department of Rhode Island,
GAR, Providence, on the occasion of the formal
presentation To- the DE paEtmcut OF large cherry
cHSe To preserve Department f,gs; also, Of an en-
craving OF the late Mai Gen john A. Logan. De
pHftmeHt President Mary NJ Brown presented the
cnse IA the name Of the Womau's Relief corps
Department Of Rhode Island The engraving
was personal gift from President Brown. De
pirtment Commander benjamin H. Childs receiv-
eel both with expressions Of gratitude, Refresh
ments were served hy the Corps. Bouquets were
presented To Commander ChIid-. senior Wee De-
paItment Commander ID. = Roy. Asst AdJ tCeu.
Post. Il, Pawtucket; Past lu-.-Geu. George Ed
ward Allen and Past Medical Director +. %. Bal
lou. The beautiful -ilk flag soon found ~ way
iutO the new case. Department senior Nlce-Presi-
dent Harriet G. Rice read an original pocm.-Lt!e
RhOdy.
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
The fifih anniversary Of Potomac Corps. auxili-
ary To the Department OF Potomac, CA. r., comes
of al Wizards Hotel Washington on the even
ing Of Nov. Is. Reception ~ o'clock, banquet at
I'D ociock. IL will be - brilliant gathering OF the
representative workers Of GAR. aud W.E-C. oil
the National Capital.
Cape May. " j.. rejoices in 10 by 2O.foot f,g.
hyi"g from q 70-foOt pole from the top Of the
sch"Obuidng; gift Of stillweIl :. Eldridge. sue
ce-~iul Pbilade phian. The ing was raised on
Labor Day, with crowds assembled 10 is starry
folds untur!ed aud great rrjurciug. Mr. EdridSe
I. - brother Of Past Senior Wee President Emma
~ Airieh. Of Kansas ami both revere the memory
oi father deeply interested ia public schools and
the spread OF universal loyalty.
Al the Reunion AT Decatur, H., OF the 7lh I'LL.
Cav, one Of the fighting regiments Of the war.
Florence II. Bradley. daughter Of Department
President Bradley, OF Illinois, was elected D'ugh-
ter of the Regiment. Florence. VINO - au accom-
pli-hed young lady OF IS. gave several pleasing
TecitH,ious. aud favored the regiment with the
song Comrades" Her father, w. T. BIad.cy, IS
ex-PTesideut Of the RcGimeHtd Association.
Department President Mary A. Bradley (lIlinOis)
and Department Secretary Ellie Il. Kennedy are
greatly complmeuled upon the excellent work
ut Department Headquarters. - Friend" Civ
lug lhe results Of frequent visits there, says that
Department Secretary Kennedy carried of the
prize for tie best pennHu-hip Il Halls business
College. LOgausport. Ind. "A few year4 since after
ward filling position clerk for the Wabash Rail-
road at Peru. Ind The W.RC. j. To be cOugratu-
lated upon having such capable officers for Pre=i-
dent and Secretary.
The National tribune., 1891-10-29
Her Turn.
[Pck Ne MI

histress-To morrow is your Sunday out,
Mary Jane, is il nOt2
Maid-Lor, marin, how forgetful you are !
Why, tomorrow is yours.
The National tribune., 1891-10-29

Hud went 30 llle front
with it. Al tlIc close Of
tlie war he spent Eve
years n Boston. aud
since 1870 liHs been O.
Residential Rutland. llp
was one at the early
nIombcr- Of tie Order,
having united with the
Orter De- 1867. he served
twutrTmr H- commander
81 Robert Post Iic was
Department Inspector Tor
two trrmH aud ha- been
delegate 90 ilie National
EucauiUWgIit HudHmem-
ber ~ bO b stale Wud Ma
tiauh. Councils ~ Admin
irifhiiou Al ihc last l1u-
cHnipmeul iIr wHr clinscn
Commander az the dee
paflmeut lie 10 a man
The National tribune., 1891-10-29
ITO be Continually
A Square Neal at Last.
TAsanta Constitutional


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Editor-Yes, and on principle, too. John,
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