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land Now q + entertaining sRssoCate members
and presenting them badges now The young ladies
ot icesclie Seminary are Is IGNORED guests; now
ncighhuriuE Post is called In 10 lie warmed up at
the roaring campfire Thursday, The l1th, Auticiam
Day, the veterans af Go. B ~ the 4ith Int, were
taken iu chrrge-fv This Post and given n splendid
time op The occasion 20 thCir fourth annual ltc-
union. Tire -ulniithlC Bradshaw drew uut loud
and expansive smiles from tAC company WIFI one
az lis mt. ilt combinations 81 prose and poetry
a her spg1k,- NtIe President EhlesIle. "l 20 ~
Past Senior ice tumuhudUI-iu Chlci George IL,
Hais, A. A.Gcn il. .. Moore, 5. y. Gardner and }.
j. l#-k.
The name If Gen. John W. Eimbal' 81 Fitch
burg, was mentioned Doe this cnrr. -pundcnee a~ that
81 gaalH veteran in tie Hrid Ter the l'"puhllcan
nomination az auditor A. the convention ol last
week, although he Ind iuHr competitors, ho Jed
Them ul Iu tat race and was nominated 10y ucc.a-
nation. ltNnSbudy GA The u,t,t puilS through ie
ETaj. Henry Ni1u the candidate - lhc Peoples
Party for Governor al fhl@ state, is "a lawyer ln
6Iucuicld. formerly ludEc-A dvocfie on ihe stan
az Department Commander Ntr-ry Rud Mayor al
thc a1d llL during 4ts nine months service. n
splendid fellow aud a good soldier but not ~ u
this wear.
Pointed far Washington: Post 90. Maiden, with
lu1 men; Post 5s. Weymouth. Post ts, Dorchester,
wI,I 400. Post A. HHyoriN, hu~ sent a. " a~llinG-
ton 90 engage quarters Post SD, tHmhItdZcp"t,
has appointed a hustInE committee ~ ~ g" raise
funds TO take a large number down 10 ihe ,"PIim
Cay.
Post 40 Maiden. observes lis Ish anniversary
Oct 2 Al "a recent mec ing Past Commander Ired
y. IiHwlsy Wa prtst utcd with HH elegant piano
lamp with onyx stand a. mark OF appreciation OF
Dis services Chairman OF committee ed Arrange
mCuts FOR the recent trip ni tnr Post 10 DeEroi.
"A new Posi- WAS instituted Hi NarchBm "n lhe
evening ~ the 9slu "a WiIl bc Post aH. ], will
probably take the maine AZ the old Post which once
existed there. The application bears 70 names
n membership viii probably reach 90 AZ an early
duv
Department Commander Srith md Junior Vice
COmnHudor Hail 20 90 lICAbur- Oct. ~ tp open
the lair Of Post 10. Ori. l3 Comlnurdc- ~uuh aud
stall attend Campfire given 10y Post lob, 81 Win
CEsuaoU.
The Ladies' Aid Association have postponed the
proposed tir iu aid of tsr soldiers Home Chelsea,
until HE SECOND week iu EthInlry.
Corps 81, North Adams, LAS furnished a room IN
lle hospital uf tHai town 90 br etli"a tHo Veterans
ward. Do Will be appropriated exclusively 10 The
uses ~ veterans.
The Information Committee ~ the W.RC., or
Euuzad Hai yuslr. 10 hold Reunion every year
That b., uH.Il---2
l"rt li5 Gruion, has voted TO hHve Relief
Comps, aud tHeI, iS iG.k 40 ou" also ln Monsoon,
Miss AdGic s. York, cot George o. Bra-i0n icut,
Daughters uf Veterans, haS been appointed leputt
uIrut H=U'g. or 81 The order 10 date this Depart
urui is thc largest organized, and rs now IA "a
Thrifty conditional Boston.
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al Fac.orr rnhln

y phrnso that j. better understood by reading
the advertisement 81 the eminent Piano aud Organ
builders, Nessrs. Cornish & Co. Washington New
Jcrs5 aud viii be still better understood by -ecur-
lus Their behulliul catalogues, free 10 ala upuli-
cauta. iHnos and Organs, al the highest grade
only sold upon honor, specially warranted for a
iu terra ot ten years, can be purchased factory
cost, direct from Mcssrs. torBisl's immense esta-
lshmcnt at Washington, n. j. The completion ui
The new factory viii enable them To manufacture
about twelve thousand Pianos and Organs per
arhunl, aud Their uuequRiled enterprise ia bring
lnR their instruments within the reach Of all uocl.
cts ~ Ing Of even greater la the future
Than ln the past twenty-five years during which
they have been la business That you get the best
possible vf'ne for your money goes without saying
aud as every instrument 81 sent on approval tile
purchase runs no risk whatever. Note the ad.
drcss-CorniAh d. ca. Washington. New Jersey.
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CuAT WIN CONTRIBUTORS.

Contributions very thankfully accepted from
A. +. Holt Kosciusko McCiinty. Gloves, Lydia,
Mesa, X. T.. Did and DamOn.-ClOyes has
conquered a Youandi square. Who will be the
next?- University, Of N. Y. City, paid US
a pleasant visit on the 2lst. He met Nyas,
X. 4. Did, Alumnus aud other Washiugt0nians,
and went away feeling very enthusiastic. He
was on his way home from Birmingham, Ala.
-Heliauthu3 and ID. Bee have favored US
with their first lists of solutions, and are in
vited to solve regularly and contribute
Rosebug is informed that the base word Of a
square is the last and that the International
Dictionary is published by G. and q. Merriam
& Co., Springfield, Mass.-More chat next
week.
10-1-91. r. o. CHESTER.
EUGENE.
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~ tho recent meeting 81 the survivors Of tho
l7th Conn. resolution was passci 10 the effect
taat thc members deem fitting aud proper 10
The loyal women Of America that "a fund should
he raised 10 erect a monument c0mmem0ratlng
their great aud uu...isA devotion 40 their
country. hc0minittce Was appointed as follows
10 raise funds: Rev Ecycsy Warner, cC BuGge-
port Chaulant State senator Mead, 81 New
Canaan; NJ. q. Kellogg, a. Mt. Vernon: Hon.
John q. Waldo, u Bridgeport; Con. ~. II.
Noble Of Bridgeport Col :. @. Hlakeman. of
eLelLon, and lion. A. u. Aylnatln. OF NorMAlk.
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tenant, Captain, and ut present is serving a
second term as Quartcrmaster-Sergean 1T
the eighth National Encampment he was elect
ed Major General, and last year served upon
Commander Chief Webb's staff as Chief
Mastering Officer. While holding the latter
position he superintendent the transfer Of the
Post system to the Sons of Veterans, United
States of America. performing the work in
manner that elected the praise of Gen. Webb.
lie is q member of the firm Of John Norwood
Co., painters and interior decorators and as
Chairman Of the Executive Committee of Colt
Land Go. engaged in the Improvement OF
valuable 12-acrc plot of real estate located in
the center of the city OF Paterson.
In politics he is a Republican, having served
three terms (sx years. rs Alderman from the
Third Ward and one term as President of the
City Council. His father, James POllitt, was
private in Co. f. Goth N. Y.
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Annual Meetings OF Rs=imeHtaI and Other OrgauI-
IatiouS.
ILLINOIS,

The 18th TIT. reuned NJ Nurphysboro s. COM
rades being present. IL was decided To hold tire
next meeting nt Benton May . T. B. Kelly,
Secretary wants the addresses OF all comrades sent
To him. for revision OF list, whether he has their
II. II. lIaneock. President Ncoga: Reunion g7th
H. AT corner Of Olive aud Seventh streets, ~ Louis,
Oct. ard7
Gen L. : Grants Old command the 2lst H.. had
a grand Reunion az sullivan. These were the men
Gen. Grant hT-; commanded before he was pro-
Noted to RTicadirr- General. Tire regiment has
erected bronze statue Of Gen. Grant on the spot
where lac WAS standing WHEN he received his com
NISSAN BTiEadieT General Ht IrontOu, Mo. Col.
Fred Grant j. an honorary member OF the a.sociG-
ton. lie sent hls regrets that lac could not be
present.
Tic lolh Ill Cav met In Springfield Eleven
deaths wero reported. Gen. John a. NcCleruaud
being present, favored tic meeting with au excel
lent address that largely aided iu making this r.
rendered rising vote az thanks. The officers Of
the Snngamou Fair Association having kindly in
vitrd tire members To attend tie Fair. tire meeting
adjourned. la the evening these officers were
chosen: Pres, Col. ID. Wiosersham; See, John g..
Springer. Springfield; Treas, Mark II. Patten.
Send addresses to the Secretary.
Fifty-ihree comrades answered to their names nt
the ith no. Cav. meeting in Chicago. Col. ~ X NJ
Wallace was recho>cn President aud George a.
Phillips, Of Enriville, WAS elected Secretary. The
regiment will met next September AZ the home Of
Capt. Smith. OF Custer Park.
= u. Sayer secretary, Homer Reunion 2Gth III
al Homer Oct. IA and 10. Send notices of death or
change - address.
WV. Wrcdou. Secretary, TaylorviIIc: Reunion
STA ill. az Bloomington Oct H.
The seventh annual Reunion Of the 3ith H. was
held in Sterling Sept and 5. The first dhy -
meeting held la the GAR. Hall. where "a
huuntiiul dinner and supper were furnished by the
WIGC. On tile morning az the second day the
regiment formed a. ia lie days 81 81 aud %. and
under the command of T. g. Winters. President of
tine Association. marched To the residence Of W. NJ
Dillon. tie former home 81 Gen. T.. Y. Kirk, the
regiments first Colonel. The day was spent the
beautiful grounds. whore the regiment enjoyed
another dinner furnished by the W.RC. One
hundred aud tweuty-nine members attended this
RcUniDn, which was the most enjoyable the TeEI-
mcut has ever held. The next Reunion will be held
ia Lincoln Nrh., next year during The State Fair.
Offers: Pres Josrph Tsctrr Lincoln, Neb; N.-P.,
=. :. Crow, Ord Ncb, sec aud Treas, W. III. stone,
Ulysses Nrb.
John Elder, Secretary. Carthage: Reunion 18th
IN m Quincy Oct. IA and Il
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So PrZZLEs.-NO. IL.

NO. 11f-ApuEREsI5.
(T0 K T. DID
To PRIMAL W In our attempt
To gain com piete list,
TOTAL our path you boldly threw
a con. AlacI you missed,
For zOlvers young or old we know
VIII ueer resent" q clue;
To tip " them we must be quite sharp
Alas! I've found this true.
But lacsadayl when words tagged obs,
Are vcrslGed 10 bcfIdIIe
The patient Tong suffering solvcr-man,
And leave h.u IN &c mudd,e;
IT'S then ibis little band arI5s
To say things quite unpleasant,
And vow that they must draw che line
At words ike tGtipgeseut."
-GClDOS, Washington, d. O.
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The Newly -EIected surGcon-Geuerh or the SoEs or
Veterans.
DIR. Frank NJ. Gier, the Surgeon General, was
born in Ransom, Mich, Jan. s, 1850, and is
peculiarly qualified 10 discharge the duties Of
his present high Office. lie graduated from tho
regular medical department Of Ann ArbOr
University june -, ISL. has been in steady,
lucrative practice over since, and is now City
Health Officer Of HiIlsdaIe County Health
Physician. Secretary OF tHe County Pension
Board, and Secretary Of the IFi-state Medical
Association.
Coupled with his medical experience he Is
generously qualified By his extensive schooling
in the Order. Having been made charter mem
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lHUl ll Hnd nH- disc
charged frrlruy t4rCe
E4r lu june,
1850. 81 Hiain. leNus
HErH tfltH le dIv
from l.i- command OF ey-
cusea Ifam duly Joined
tlie GAR iu l WINS
selected commander "
III A iHEt Post Pro, lu
llerenlFr then 90
6 OBJ milaT ~ iIIe ID part
TUtfE Council 80 Admin
i-II.laH, nI.a senior Vice
8lrl HmuI Commander
lH Hul Department
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INDIANA.
IOWA,

Reunion -3lh Iowa ~ burlington oet . ana Z.
There Effected recently organization
lSunWn "a the l"Hl. Veteran Association 81 IVES
Nirgiuiun-. The officers are: Pres, Col. :. w
SpiGcr Of SHedtlh, see. s. NJ. Furtney, Of Iu
diRu8ia. IT. object i- to have Reunion, and q
meet next year ~ tho iowa STATE Fair a. d.
Aioiue-. Every sriaicr formerly serving Ia We-
Virginia regiments ar batteries, amt now Te-deH
in Town, Is n.Etl % drop caEd 10 tine secTe.aIy.
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PRIZES FOR OCTOBER.

Three valuable books will be awarded by lot for
October solving: one among those sending conn
piete lists and two among -thOse sending inCOm-
pIates. Solutions must be sent each week to en-
title the solver 10 q chance. Let ali cOmpete.
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Nhhl b Aelhg on Among thD Veterans " that
section.
IpfIYE haTf0NAL lErtET- The Ifra1uuHrtcFs
~ fllls Depart lrnl, uuurr tItr direction III t
Atn. tbeu q. Moore De- undergoing d thorough
ftUHhi"us Hna i-aH HH,4Ft-. which include ui the
lbrt mont HtHsUft 1'HL i8aEa .tuHIuU.alU s#Hef
tHr destruction ot lirHuuuUfEtr- Bay hra Iu Is-a
hHFe trrH oNeIHauifd Hud Reduced from chaos to
something Ili-u 900 orderly arrangements
IA Jew EetIHu u committee 90 lisg WAS spr1lt.t,G
At Department L.HrafHpu4rt Co e#.I,rl ri. uFlaL-
hbie material. pul ln proper form. aud IIflft tll-
history q us Department from ~. raIl .es. 1,p u
ninE- duWH o. ihe administration ~ Department
Commander John a, llawc- t, history from illst
nhit |.hejl being pretty well covered by printed
animal reports. THAT committee LAr never 500
reported. uuu (. D. hnled thHt al tlc meeting IN
February sn4nc 'ilur uiA DE- made a. ret ID ga Is
fre hIa ael y a. Running. The sooner that work q
dome the more accurate and com pl,lc Will be Use
history.
az were called upon e. name ut iglh thc liEelCst
aud most rnteflHl,iug Post Dob this Department h
shonld cay that Tor ltr size, Charles Ware Post Oh
Newton na- uo iin equal Boo tho STATE and never sns
d tufe Ml4e awake thHu under its present gentle.
nially aud enthusiastic Commander, &. W sweet
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Complete Lists. A. Solver. Esrern0ce, Damon.
Ajax *. =. Ord, tfu.dou. J. G. NJ, * gias. g. Race,
and Alu1uus-lD.
Incomplete Ii-ts Mock r. rl,Iery. hrty Fishel,
81. n. list, Sally, /adH, Dorothy B5oiittc, bnme
-, Fancy. Harry, Phosphorus, Mstoo, Ncdmac,
III. s. Sut, y. o Boggau, Ellsworth JunIus. UHlvcr-
atty. Rex Ford. tome uH- gued list Justin Thyme,
PhILlvauII. T.. LCay Date, CiGdcrs IT, y. ", Even
ing Star, Miss Terry Primrose. Eruher-, E.ttah,
Zenith and Horizon, sphinx, LucTezius BOrgers,
Mrs. g.. L. g., A-sero, Joel IT, iliaf, Empty, Alexan-
der, fully W. Hooch, OdOacer, Holly. Aidyt, Mesa,
NyphO, Lydia. Ben ITgvato. Juc< O'LautGrn and
n. Tinker, Leone. LnIa BGokh, Aspire, Nyas.
WaIdemur Byzantine, E7klletta, Eureka. q. W hizz,
Emily, FhonOg and Ben. Zsue-Ul. Total, II.
PRIZE WINNERS.
l. Ajax Elizabeth City, n G. p T. O'BogSan,
Syracuse, n. X. 3. Ben. Zeuo, Liberty, Neb.
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A sclErrolcctci Female.

lHofccSicr Eeu1fd
She-Oh, sir; I am 80 terrified. DO YOU
think there is any danger Of my meeting aay
thieves on this lonely Toad2
He-Ao, madam no, IL tley se9 you frst.
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A Most Worthy Brother Chosen for the OGicc at
Minneapolis.

Chaplain-in- Chief Geo. w. PolItt was born
in Paterson, n. j., Dec 3. 1851 He joined the
Sons Of Veterans April p, 1857. being char
ter member Of Hugh G. Irish Camp, 3, Of Pat
ersOn lie has served his Camp as First Lieu
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Solid eold Watch, S29.g0.
Grand Special Offer No. 81.

4 magnificent Watch, made by the United
States Watch Co. (Waltham), containing
I0 Jewels, compensation balance safety
pini0n, stem winding and setting appa-
Tatus, Brcguet hair spring hardened and
tempered in form, improved patent regu-
lat0r fully adjusted. The case is solid gold
and o celebrated Brooklyn Granger Sent
to any subscriber for S25 40
Points 20 Remember Hhaa GFdeflags
l. You cannot buy any Of these watches
unless you are already subscriber or I'M
less your subscription accompanies your
order.
2. Always say whether you wish Waltham
or Elgin, aud mention number of Otler.
3. Every subscriber is allowed to buy al
the watches he wishes.
A. This offer may not continue long, SO
be sure to take advantage of it immediately.
5. Address all inquiries and remittanees
to-
THE NATIONAL. TRIBUNE, Washington, D. @.
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lac. 3j3 Mulberry street, Newark /:
]. Cav. az Trenton Oct. 5.
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no. 10 DIAMOND.

l. A letter. q Currency. g. A small, fertile
island Of the AIoucca-. & Built stoue-wos5 K about.
.. Eose-co.d. 6. Unusual. z. a game. g. In
dulged without restraint. 0. hIoistcued. 10. The
Captain Of "a ship. ~. A letter
DAMON, Washington, d. Q.
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NO. -APHEEEsI5.
LIES nothing but a race IN which
Tho most yude1vor TO get rich,
And in their struggling on betray
To what base means men stOop for pay.
All. how iu spirits some have WHOLED
IT, this continual rush for gold;
They LAST behind and lose all hope
Sometime they end life with rope.
JACK O'LASTEEN, Bangor Pa.
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NO. 116-DOUELE WORD ENIGMA.
In miry tales D"
In "diuucr-pails";
In horseshoe uail5.n
The SECOND wife delights in schools
With FIRST they guide their yOung,
With caution warn the little fools
The temPter5 ways to sEun.
Yet IN the meshes Of deceit
iuguther many e dupe
That else were IH "a sale retreat
From Greed dctecttnt hook.
Alas! The bitter proof too late,
Gives token Of it, tbrall,
When scooptd iu q remOrseies5 fate
The victims see their ALL.
-PEOTEU5 Salem, n. III.
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*Puzzlcs marked with asterisls arc entered for
e. Answers and solverg will be given in six
weeks.
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your advantage to order from this offer such
Watches az it contains. We want ID dis
tinctIy understood that as this offer is pri-
mariiy for the benefit Of veterans we want
them to make as much as possible By selling
to their friend and as soon as it appears
that they have been supplied we expect TO
Withdraw the offer without notice.
We guarantee satisfaction in every case.
Always state whether you wish a Waithan
or an Egin, and give the number Of our
offer
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All traces OF scrofula expelled from the blood
by Hoods Sarsapariia. Sold by druggists.
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NO. sorARE.

I. To grip. Gsl ?. a musical composition in
nine parts g. Str Ec5 together 4. Saies at retail.
5. A town of Ireland. D. Lined with brick &.
Possessed. (DuHslI7oaJ
-BEECH NUT, Newburg n. Y.
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All. yes, her hair turned gray,
When she was told one day
About tie battlefield,
Where sCBtbed her love bad LAST,
Till death DER BIN did cast
A scepter 10 doth WELD.
He was brave young PRIME,
With eyes that had the shine
or honest W0rtu within,
The WHOLE q prayer d.d say,
As they laid him lr
With others that bad been.
-ZAlDA, Brooklyn, n. z.
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no. III SQUARE.

I. town Of Venezuela. . a counselor Cen
turyJ s. a town 0f Hungary, the Saio. g. A
town Of Italy, province OF Naples. 8. One Of th0
Grcuadiue Islands. g. French Ltterateur, 753-s26.
Z. X. U. Chester and Eugene.
CLOVES. Philadelphia, Pa.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from tho Various DiIisions-Election
of Officers, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS,

81 OthCefs, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Additional Camps stored since Inst General
Ou3rg: I2l, Bol,sAlln Camp, Great Darlington,
Capt. 7 II. Sucvcll; l22 IL THpomh, Ncvhury-
pnl, Capt. T.. H. Iohm: l23. J.. d. Simmons. EAST
Douglas Capt Henry ~hrrn; IA, j. A. d ooF-,
nIUU lnHlIlr g d. lrwl-s l-5. 90 Ofis Capt. ~. I}.
FHy, "uu l-C, 90 MhijiHsyIe, j.. H. sullivan, Sec
Tutagy.
Al tho regular meeting Of Henry C. Holhrooi,
Camp, Barre, held uu 'ha 10Th, ono Rev member
was tnut cred into abe taur. The cEcrci-.e were
witnessed lly large ata alton Df the d. r. Post
Nlo vefe in4oh pca-ea willl .hc excellence Of tho
work. Tire boys are busy making HrTaua rrrHts 10
attend Campfire al Drlugc uu Dri. 3, aud viii take
part in tc prize drill Tor ,et manner ~ dUi.- tte
nsH-.t r-lH Nulit 0l Ntr Order lIl" tumD numbers
nearly So ana fs W.1c Hvsi BE, The b0y- atr per
lrulmg plans Tor lr -uaruI..- entertainments, and
are doing good WORK in fraternity, Charity aud
Cen. A. A. CoodrI Camp. Of Worcester. has
orlaH. zal hDnyut Camp Guards under command
of 'Hpt. j J. lWpey.
is's Col Joseph j. Maccane entertained the
MH--HcIusrts uelegatc- 60 thr .u,h annual l-n-
CamTuent 81 tie lHIHlHaualTy- 9u-i liuI 20 "a CONE
Pi!leu.alE dIuuCr oil fhr Quincy Thursday cv,n-
wr. Tha-c present were Col. Cherries x. Darling.
H.i. h. e. E.aIfUe4i Aai'i =. e. Uphlm. Inspector
4. u. Rooney, 1p. o. IT, sont, Capt .. How
a.a, fHht 'nlt ID ib. lurae's, Past Col w. A.
~Fvens, Past Col. George N. NHDUltou. Pasl Capt.
luuls Robinson, l't-' l.i. w r. Davis, Brothers
Up d. Guu.alHE, A. ~. EaHcheidrr and Fred -.
Page. Speeches were made by Col. .InCc"h c and
u.syH', ato Ule-cEr.iiug cE,uts 81 The Minneapolis
'onFcHlon were calmly nIu saiie!ac.OIly dis
GUESSED.
Iuncis r. southcr Cami. q Quincy, s. maxi ing
lfI1HaeheHl- Tor o l' 1ae ana campfire TO le
h"id on the evening ol Oct 2. Az invitation bias
brsn ,Ntcudod 60 lHc Division Commuuder aud Ais
stat 20 DC pIcaeai. aud they are eHpncca.
Lieut. Col a. Dr. NuaEe ui & .mIt 2. ~ Lynn hplds
do meetings every I-.3av evening a. q AR Iiui
nua all members of t4o oruor are cordially invited
io VISIT L1c Camp. Rev members Hre beginning to
come ln, and q determined ,G1rl j. 10 GD made 10
mnse Tie Camp lite lnuuer orr Of toe division.
a con ni'itre ~ live hus lCcn TIccicd 90 obtain
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Geld Walsh, sl5.50.
OMer NO. 50.

Same Watch in every way as No. 90, IN
double or hunting ease, by registered mail,
only ... SO 30
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WATCH Is
ALMOST FREE.
10 National Tribune
Subscribers Only,

THE NATIONAL tribune has made a
cOntrac. for an immense uUmheFo OF Watches,
and proposes TO sell them for a short time
% subscribers oaiy at prices that viii seem
incredible to those people who have a kBowl-
edge of Watches. The most wonderful part
of this offer is thai, although we can get
hundreds of different makes, we conine this
proposition 20 those made ct Waltham and
Egin, which, as cur readers well know, arc
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OF linc ur tllcIiarr al
place ilirfp oH ii1r 9Th
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CORPS NEWS.
GleaningS from National Headquar-
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NATIoNAL Headquarters W.RC,l
DELAVAS, Ill
SUE PIKE SANDERS. National President
ELLA REEL OoW.AN, National secretary.
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