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cAIIFoRNIA BELIEF CORPS HONE.
HEADGUAuTERs W.RC HOSE As-ociArr,
SAN FEtNgI~Co Juue ISgI

y.
san FRANCISCO. June I. IsyI
To the Corps In the Department OF California.
Having been elected iTrsicut Of the W re
Home Association, desire 10 bring your attention
to the following facts:
4 little more than one year ago the Corrz were
appealed TO by the Board Of Directors OF the Home
Association for financial assistance ia maintaining
the Home, which can be only partially supBorts.i
by the appropriation received from the state. Tho
responses received while 81 ycfs material benefit;
were not sufficient 10 enable the Board u meet the
necessary expenses. Tie annual report Of the
Treasurer showed the expenses To have been
SIU3l.45. while the receipts were for ihe last year
- IG 81 with outstanding bills Of over 500 lcAyin,
tie Home Association at the present time with n
debt 81 nearly 80 The first appropriation from
Ihe state only provided for the support Of army
nurses widows, and orphans, yet several wives and
mothers. for whom tHc state made no provision
have been inmates Of the Home Tor noutl- The
last Legislature amended the bill 20 include All the
above, aud for ali who eligible 10 the Home W..
shall now receive tie sum Of $3.50 monthly This
amount will only pay for the actual food consumed
leaving surplus 10 provide for clothing medical
treatment. fuel lights, etc, and FOX the salaries OF
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IL seems so strange chat we're placed here
Upon Tails earth to live awhile,
And then forever disappear
No more 90 basS beneath The smile
or friends, or wither at the froygu
OF enemies; does LAST end uliP
1 can't believe q does, for down
Deep Iu the heart a voice does call
EnircuNng me 90 rise and lee
From depths Of wo caused by the fall.
Until cry i'm patieutly,
WHOLE! 70 cant be that LAST ends AT !"
ZENITH, Rochester, ~ T.
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curious custom obtains in some Dor
lions OF Spain IN regard 10 betrothals. A
young man who looks with favor upon
handsome senorita, and wishes 10 gain
her hand, calls on the parents for three sue.
ccssive days M the same hour Of the day. At
the last call lie lenyes his walking-s;ck and
IL hc is 10 win the desired bride the cane is
handed 30 him when he calls again. But If
be il not regarded with favor, the cane Is
thrown into tie street. aud Ia this way the
young man is made 10 understand that furthes
calls will be useless.
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W. 4 EtAs ~ OH EltlOn
o., Jan. 5. 1859. Leaving
Cincinnati In February,
lo>I, he wentto Newport,
where he has since re-
sided. He entered the
Order IN May, lso7. "a =
charter member Of Lieut..
r. G.. Miller Camp, 3,
whereupon he was ap-
pointed Color Sergeant.
BY his Jealous work he
was steadily promoted,
and iu lss0 was elected
Captain Of his Camp. "A
the third annual Encump-
meut, held az Louisville
In June, $500. he was
elected Lieutenant Colo
mel, and at the fourth an
nual Encampment. held
~ London June 10. this
year he, was elected Colo
mel bv nrafuFryffg.v
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70. 1f-HArF sorAnr

!. A dubious plant. 2 Checks given 70 q horss
by sudden jerk Of one rein. 3. A genus OF conf
fers OF the pine family. .. medicine s. Genera
Of perchng birds. 8. Town OF West Prussia Ger
many. T. Z. o., Edmunds Co., :. ID. & Pertain
ing TO peculiar force. O. Ancient name of walled
town Of France. 10. A verb. H. A letter.
-EsPERASCE, Washington, ID. q.
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Some Satisfaction.

Connecticut pastor on recent Sunday.
after telling God in his long prayer the grim
story of the theological OBJECTIONS that signal
lie our time, finally found what seemed 10 him
place Of rest in the feeling that took exactly
this form Of expression: But. D Lord, we
thank Thee that Thou art orthodox"
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II you have chronic disease OF the kidneys or
bladder. The most destructive malldies attack
these organs. Aunihilate such conf plants Ia their
infancy with HOstetter5 stomach Bitters, which
without irritating give the right impulse To the
action Of these organs and prevent their lapsing
into P diseased condition.. OyeTcoue, also. with
the B!tteTs malaria, dyspepsia, rheumatism and
biliousuess.
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tending a District school
iu the Township OF Green
field. near Detroit Taught
by his father, the Winter
previous 10 the breaking
out Of the war of the re-
beiliOn. He early became
imbued with patriotism
through the instructions
OF his mother and the
example Of his father
through the four years Of
the war. He attended
the schools Of st. Paul
until April, 1869, when he
started to learn the prin-
ter's trade, an d has
worked atthat ever since.
In 1876 he was married TO
Miss Leni l.. LythbOurn,
by whom he has had five
children, four now living.
He Joined 81. Paul Camp,
j, a. a charter mem Der,
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No. 1O-LrFr PH0yrr0TD.

Across: ]. To curb ? Vendors g Fabric FOR
ladies dress goods Suppl g. Recountod. s.
members OF n Mormon association suppl q. In
puzz.er.
DowS 7. A letter. 2 A coin. g. Gloomy 4
name. T. An historian. s. Pnffs IN Deolinea
10. To split. III. verb. ~. Exists. ID A letter.
-SKEEzIKs, New YORK City
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Curtail q district (piease 20 take
The IHdian description:
A "small and thurny shrub twill make.
Peculiarly Egyptian.
-JAvELIN, RondOGt, ". x.
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Ohio, 90. Gin June, 1861,
doing the duties 81 q SER
ReHnt uliiilmgde Orderly
Sergeant, aud later First
Lieutenant. On account
Of physical disability, tile
consequence 81 wounds.
lac was discharged Oct. %.
l663. Conrade Martin was
with his company az
Grecul5rier, Allegheny
summit, Boil Pasture
Mountain. Second Bull
Run. ClHucellorsyIile
and Gettysburg. receiving
Euusiot wounds ln -four
acknowledgements bee
-idc- losing liis right arm
nt Gettysburg. lie hns
been q citizen 81 Missouri
since leG5, at which time
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A TEyDER NrE,r0EGAL.

In the early days Of Relief Corps work before
the ability Of women IA organizing and carrying
forward successfully wide-TeaChiH2 National
charity had been tried md tested, tie Ma-sachu-
sett- women found q few staucu comrades whose
faith in them aud their works at all times ex-
pressed. One Of these was the late A. q. Monroe.
Assistant A0Jutaut. General and u was fitting that
Ma-sachusetts women should remember him with
"A special Memorial service. rs they did. June Is.
Department President Wales, in her Memorial
order said. ITO us and our work he WAS ~ loyal
TO his own, not only iu public speech bat in
deeds well, and none can hear stronger testimony
10 the value Of his words OF counsel and cheer than
than those to whom have been entrusted the care =
and responsibilities Of our Department during the
years pust Let teudeT!y remember him a
brave soldier, true-hearted and beloved
friend"
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The FIRST il a triier quite merry:
with SECOND, a wine known ~ sherry
Give The scot one more treat
And he play on COMPLETE
While you dance with your sweet Highland Mary.
-NYAs, Washington, ID. O.
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T. Italian General Of The CarmeIites IG3s-IUa
tBij) 2. Town of Bahia Brazil g. Those Vhoas
business % is to free wool from its 9th. a Town OF
savoy France. 8. An iudctor 6. Dost restrain
. Seaport city Of Austro-If hungary. q Pronounced.
-XFHI4s, Detroit Mioh.
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j. A genus Of birds. 2. To iudeut fobsl q A
moose The catch Of a pistol. S. Having ths
lips widely separated. 8. VIII (obs). 2. Started
lobsl.
SIMON EASE, Newark, y.
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PRIZES.

For an answer to each puzzle IN this Issue a
beautiful engraving Of the United States Capitol,
size lOxl4 inches. Awarded By lot and open 70
each aud every reader.
Es~ Answers, solyers, and prize-winners in
four weeks.
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The GRAND army,
News From The DepartmentS---NeW
Posts, etc.
NATIONAL ENcAMPMENT.


W IT, Ncwlin, Springfield, H.: Rooms and s. Z,
Telegraph Block loo triswold 81, Detroit, Mich,
have been assigned ljy tho proper committee for
llegmoutal Reunion purposes for s3d H., Aug. D.
1891 nl the time OF National Encampment, GA r..
90 that city.
W " lIil. Weston O. Reunion 10Th Ohio Cayp
81 s. Rowland street, Aug. o, at p. m.
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Row old is John l.. Sullivan

EDTToR NATIOSAL TRBUNE: How old Is
John j.. Sullivan rs r., Havana. Kan.
John l.. Sullivan WAS born in Boston, Oct
IS. 1853, aud is consequently completing his
SD year.-EDIToR NATIONAL TRIBUEE.l
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The Lisbon shopkeepers show their dislikS
Of England by displaying the placard, "Ameri-
can talkGN here" instead Of the traditional
legend, English spoken here"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Sherman w. Adams, Secretary, Hartford. Conn:
Reunion Connecticut Naval Veterans Association
40 l.. nj. Gard e Pavilion. SRvin Rock New Haven,
July l5. Comrades viii please notify Treasurer
Edward Huhbrll, 3j3 Elm street, New Haven, ns
soon ar possible, GA postal card Of the number Of
made be made.
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Jesse Neif, Lebanon Reunion wRgner's Bri-
gade consisting AZ tie 18TH 40h and 57th Ind 10Th
aud s1th Ohio 2ith aud 2Sth KY. Tooth Ill. and
10Th lnd. battery. NJ Lebanon Oct and g. solicit
correspondence from each organization.
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De removed 10 tliis state from SHrdis County, q.
Ic IHa been twice elected Clerk 81 the Court Of
Liam County. lu thf political cHnlpaiEu Of ltss he
Was ihe nominee az h- party Tor Tie office OF State
Auditor. receiving 236 6g6 votes. lie was chosen
~ ~rliior Vice Department Commander ~ title de-
lniIurut nd Jefferson CRY, April u. 1883, and De-
pRr1meut Commander al MoDerly, April 3, 1881.
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NEW YORK,

William Ciuwminzer Box 1920 New York Re
union liih n. y III. A at Amsterdam Aug. 10 aud
20 The Committee Ola History, Of which George
i. klmcT b. Chairman, desires that every ineinle
81 the regiment hnyiug papers memoranda
skciches on amy material which goes 10 make regi-
mental history, VIII loan them, or send copies All
such VIII be carefully preserved aud returned TO
owners when used, or as soon as copies can be
made.
Clas. 7. Rabbit l07 Van Buren, street Syracuse.
Reunion and bnsEet picnic Of 18Th r. y. Ai Maple
Bay, shore u Ononduga Lake July Is
Al tlle unwilling ~ tie Beccher monument in
81 winch organization Henry Ward Bctcler was
tie godfather, were present. They tucu went to
Tort Hamilton, and with q banquet aud addresses
OF the hotel, spent the remaining uourH u Tie dav
iu The near vicinity ~ lhe place where score aud
10 year, before, they had embarked for the bntte
field. AlnJ. IuOmus ~. * Mills presided over 30
survivors. Capt. a. li. Doty made the speech 81
tie day, which was enthusiastically apnlaud d
LXI'ohce Commissioner james ID. Bell responded
10 thc toHst 81 the Grand Army Of the Isepul-
lie" AdJt George r. Lincoln, d.. gave in verse
tBe story Of the regiments charge on Marye's
Hglus. Police Sergeant Miles o Ise iv responded
Historian 81 tIc regiment, told what the Let l. J.
did Ou Cup's HI, al Gctty eburR aud Col. StIllvcll
wound up the spccchmaking with few remarks
OHIO.
Thomas A. Briefly President, Warren: Reunion
18Th Ohio lSeuutOr ChaE. j. MaGdersou's regiment
NJ Room ID, Hougltou School, Sixth and Abbott
streets, Aug. o az 10 O'Clock a.
PENNSYLVANIA.
James g. Stevenson, Secretary, New Castle, Pa
b. preparing roster 81 the l0Jlh Pa. Usouudheads)
aud wishes the address OF every survivor: also
place aud date Of death 81 all others The repi.
mcnt Teuucs ut Butler, Aug &c The 4th Pa Cav.
meets Tho same day and place
W. =. Foster, Secretary, 1873 Wylie avenue Pitts
burg Reunion lst Pa. Reserves Cav. at Emporium,
Sept and 10.
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MYSTERY.
CONDUCTED BIZ YoUAxDr.

Choice original contributions and solutions
solicited from every reader Of The NATIONAL
Tribune. Write puzzles on one side Of paper,
apart from other communications Address
everything pertaining to this department. 70
"foUANDI," THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. Wash-
ingtOn, ID. T..
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heHutlu. set 81 cdlors were presented last week
60 Grammar school 81. in East l3sth street, New
York IS 90 h. Dl.GE Post 51s. The Post turned
out with ful. ranks Hud made imposing appear
nuoe uuder Commander Edward y. Atkinson. The
presentation address WAS 10 have been made by
cE-ludgc g.. ~, Van lIoescH, but hc was uuavoid-
nlIg absent. aud Past Commander Wilbur d.
Brown. ~ Lafayette Post oacistod ably in bis
stead TIE flag Of ilIc iHcsi silk and ful rcRu,
lhIlou r.zr Ni.h poic, insfcis nud gold fringe IA
attractive program was presented By Tic school
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

1t j. with pleasure that Col. T.. d. Lyon IL able
10 announce greatly increased interest In the
Order thrOug bout this DivisOn-not only among
our own membership, but on the part Of comrades
Of the GAR Department Commander G.. 8.
Palmer has urged the attention OF the comrades in
rendering such assistance as they can In recruiting
established Camps and IN organizing new ones, and
ia other ways he - rendering valuable aid in in
crea-iug our membership. The month Of June
shows good record in this Division, considering
the difficulties incident To change Of admiui3ra-
ton. Before these orders reach the several Camps
there viii have been mustered new Camps at the
following places; OkOboiO, GTotOn, DeSmet and
PiaukintOn, and preliminary steps have been
taken TO organize Camps at Aberdeen, Madison,
Leola, Ipswich aud Tyudall. Following is the
standing Ia per cent. of the several Camps in this
Division in their inspection. NJ. g. Yarnell 2 90;
r. A. West, :, so; Gen. keany, n, n Col. Els
worth "a, SIS; John A. Logan. 81 IS; Robert t.
Lincoln, p, 80 Maj. Demarest, %. 100; Lake
Preston, 80. 80; John G. Fremont 81 IS; Shiloh.
80, 10; Jerome danEan, 80, sc; Geo. A. Custer, 3d.
50; Corp'I Tanner. %. 81 Abe Lincoln, 80, So
;. II. Carleton, 81, 81. Camps all free from
indebtedness, own property to the value Of $685.,
and had SliS2i in the treasury ut the date Of In
spection. This is indeed gratifying.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions.
Elections Of Officers. etc.
KENTUCKY.

Col Fred q, Singleton was born at Cincinnati.
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NEW PUZZLES.-NO. 2.

The mystic fog that hangs around
Is deep. uuiathomed aad profOund.n
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MINNESOTA.

George Henry Sheire was born IN Detroit Mich,
Aug 10, $3.50. Ills earliest recoIections are Of at
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E ~ Pool. Secretary, Seal o.: Reunion b5th
OHIO at Rooms IA, y and q, Irving School willis
ftrc-i between Ga-- and Woodward avenues. Aug.
band q in coiluuri ion with ~cleuclls Ohio Bri-
Rnne25tH. 5Jih 13l, -. % aud lG5Jh Ohio and Capt.
Durhfck = Battery, 20 Ohio ID. A. second Brigade
Second Division, Eleventh tsrp--5Jlh 73d Ohio.
s3I Aia-s l35th y. y Hud Yah Conn. Third Bri-
gadc. Third Division, Twentieth Corps 5lh 73d
Ohio. $50 Mass, l5G.h n. j.. $50 n j. and 10Th
Conc, Hud Battery q, Isl OHIO l.. a.
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NEW YORK.

Mai. Stark Camp, 30. Brockport, Installed the
following officers Monday night June % Past Col.
r.. f. Fellows Installing officer: Capt. w. TT. Peter
son; First Lieut., w. r. Hamil Second Lieut., G..
q. A. Parker; O. NJ =, c. X. Boyd; 5. Of c., G.. +.
Guef; g. :, AISLE MOsier; Principal Musician TT.
g.. Chaplin O.. Of c., ID. T.. Butler; @. c.. Harry
Butler; r. c., Thomas Wheaton; Council T.. r.
Fellows O.. r.. GueIf. W. II. Hamil. This Camp
for the last year has been nearly dead but through
the united efforts of Past Col r. r. Fellows Past
Capt G.. r. Guelf and Brother O. A. Parker il has
once more started and Is now "A solid footing.
IL Is the intention Of the brothers to work with
might and main TO get back where they were three
years ago--the banner Camp Of western New York.
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WEST VIRGINIh.-

Daring ace session ~ Tie National Tucampmcut
Ei Detroit llrHhquarIcr- al ths Department will
be temporarily established gtt Room 3 Russell
House. All u0Wiudnt utit ending iHe EHcHmpmcut
Ert requested o. Cill 90 Headquarters Concerning
te medals presented 90 West Virginia soldiers ,y
tir State 900 1885, Hua uow Iu possession Of lr DE.
Ifffnruf, ticfr seems fr boz wrong impression in
come rcDisOIs of tIe country. Comrades should
LCHr boz uiIuu tIHt lIaH" medals HTc 0l Tor rr8mi--
cHtu- Gi-if .but.nu. l-acn uIedai bpaTr tlc name
company and number al 70 .ulrul nug iltr branch
az ir service lo which doc soldier belonged Tbr-g
ucnu'f tRurUt lIoW br duplicated. Comrades
wishing Information concerning uedul- should
address fflr Assistant Adj ltaiit-, General iuclo-ur
stamp ior reply. Ibe attention of p0sts al Ills
llcllH tuleHt ITD called lo te order ui tle SONS of
Veterans. with fC nr-rc that cacli point where
tlrrTe b. rOi Camp gt lhis order that riens be-
tul.ru tD Organize "a Camp nuh tlHL where Gamma
lrvc pHii working ,iHt obey be pat "a work ug
utatI IgHlu, aud ilnt recruiting take place All
H'uul tiIl iIuH HHd continue unfil every son ~ "a
NrirrHu rI'f'Ic I@ enrolled. 2. s. hfcCHssrv Col
Uutl 40 the Division 81 West Virginia New Mar.
tiifNI.r. ~. No. Nl4 gladly Furnish fln part lcu-
llr- .- Go Organization ~ Camps. The following
appointments Oi Aids t,re announced. D.. D. OiuuG
Post lH3s Iohn Murphy. "a A. Naucuberg %:
1ln-. IrguIbrli la; kuius ~ Weaver 60; Jno W
kiul, -. 8. q. Williams. 3Zi Morris llufong o. +;
ID N. fniai-tef, - Boyd a.. AicCarty, 81; IL W.
Grr-r y j. purlsr- 20. Martin Nuu-i 81 Wal.
a. iowg. b. Henry &. iieisey, 3, Walter 4. 8on-
uttI, 80
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MISSOURI,

Conrade George W Martin enlisted in one OF the
lIal lnTee ycAral reElmenls % 90 nnt--the 25lh
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INDIANA.

j. y. Jordan, McLeansboro: Reunion OF Associa-
ton Of Soldiers aud Sailors 81 Hamilton aud White
Counties at this place, July 29-3I.
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WESEINCTON,-

Miller Poet, Seattle, has received q hne photo
RFHpi uf Gen. JUliH D., Miller from his daughter
Nr-. Richardson Clover 81 Washington Gen.
Hussrl a. AlEcr visited toe Post on hs way down
tIe Coast, There were 80 veterans present al the
reception. The General pHid Hu eloquent tribute
o. fal0r Hnd Iobi lyui IHc soldiers and lIeiIy
touched ihH -tl1ect al pensions. he advised them
o. 80 uu with trIF peaceful Nocallous aud fulfill
a. tlIc cud their missions hoping, with lremor in
hls voice, tiul ilfc dark shadow would not enter
tIe.r homes .- b hIa his referring 20 the recent
death nf is -uu. This wHr t1s htet time since tic
TFrrHFrL y .ul. Ifr I.Ht visited "A iFUsl
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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings Of RcgImcnlal and Oiher Orgnnl-
EHtiGuS.

fCOmrades will greatly favor us hy sending brigf
accounts al The Reunions Of their respective organ
izations FOR publication In this column immedi-
Rtely after the occurrence Of the came; also copies
Of rosters for iie aud future reference Reunion
notices sent AS will be published soon room
can be made for tAem.l
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NEW PUZZLES.-NO. ?.
NO. 9-NUWEETCAL.
Tho " iniluenza" is COMPLETE:
Good apple 8 9 6 - sweet
Your q, 2, 3. 3 get on this
And then my meaning you'll not miss.
BEECH NIT Newburg ~. Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

I.Irli. Ezra :. Griffin Post, l39, % Scranton s.
one ~ tnc active Po-s 81 the Department ID H.
composed 81 the representative men 81 the CITY
and among lIs membership are found some 81 tie
oldesi and youngest in tie THulss 81 the GA r.
from every Hrm ~ The service. There arc alao a,
number ~ Uncle Same gallant tars in lie ranks.
Tie Post entertained Dept Commander O. q.
Boyer mud STAFF june ~. in tine style The ladies
al N. n. q. ~ Hnyc procured "a beautiful repula-
iiuu faR they VIII present 30 te Pos. in the near
fuimrC l'Urt l8 Be- making arrangements % attend
tHt National Eucampmcut lu body, aud q poets
a. be represented by about 200 membcrs who will
81 Iu lulmau ClrH aud keep them there during
thc Reunion. They cGpcC o. have d del littfu.
tHe ior s comrades 81 the Post are 81 thal class
Wfo know how 90 enjoy themselves 40 al timcs
and under Hii cIIcufusI uuccs.
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KEEP TIE DAY SACRED TO SOLDIERS.

ELIZABETH D'AECY KIyyE,
President WRC. Home Association.
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OHIO.

Thomas A. Briefly. President, Warren: Rouni,
18Th Ohio lSeuntOr Chas d. MaEdersou's regimen
NJ Room ID, IlouEht0u school. Sixth aud Abbl
streets Aug. ., az 10 Z. clock a. Ia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-27
POLITICAL.

The Republican campaign in Ohio
was opened on Saturday afternoon by
great meeting at Niles, when Major Nc
Kinley made an address.
The Texas State Farmers Alliance at
Dallas adjourned on Saturday. It
adopted the Ocala platform and re.
affirmed the sub-treasury scheme.
After ''the most exciting and vituper-
alive campaign ever known" there,
Stanton, Va, voted on Saturday for
license by 90 majority. Four years ago
license had majority of 81.
A meeting Of delegates from the vari-
Gus commercial organizations of the
Farmers Alliance met at Topeka, Kan,
ON Friday, to effect a consolidation, but
adjourned without accomplishing that
object.
The Arkansas State Farmers .Alli-
ance, in session at Little Rock, has en-
dorsed the Ocala platform and adopted
resolutions denouncing the recent Fort
Worth conference of Alliance men as a
scheme to side-track the reform move
ment.
The Illinois state committee of the
Peoples party have issued an address to
"voters who chafe under their old party
collars" urging them to join the third
party land thus have voice in de-
termining its policy, principles and plat
form in 1899 for the state and nation"
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Forest fires in Nevada and FL Dorado
counties, California, are doing great
damage to property, and number of
people have been made homeless.