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The National tribune., 1891-01-15
THE GRAND ARMY.
News From the DelartmentS---NeW
Posts, etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN
Lidr-de-Oamp and Assistant InsBoetOFs-Gcnrral APP.
nOiHtPd.

Lidt-de-Oump and Assistant InsBeetOrs-GCnrral APP
pointed.
HEADouhRrrRs GRAND Army or THE REPUBLIC I
RUTLAND, VI, Dec. ~, 1890. }
General Orders, No 10.
H. The following manned comrades are, upon the
recommendation 81 Department Commanders
hereby appointed Aids SIDE Camp upon the stan OF
she COMMANDMENT Clicf, and will be obcyed and
respected accordingly. They will report by mail "a
the Adiutnut- General in accordance with instruo'
tions they will receive through their respective
Department Headquarters, viz:
Colorado and Wy0mng-Il, j.. Fitch, Laramie
City, Wyol W, il. Conley, Denver, Colo, Andrew
Royal, Pueblo Colo, =
Georgia @ r. Watson Atlanta W. W. De-
Indiana-IIenry C. Tinney, Lafayette w. b.
III SpauldinR, Peru A. y. Curtis, Logansport.
lowa-ChHs. w, Bontin; Hampton nlna T.
Dean, Upton; Herman ID. 0lds, Cedar Rapids E
D. lIutchins, Des Moincs VIM. IT, Goodrell, Iowa
City; III. r. Hall, jefferson Geo. NJ. Parker, Sac
City; III. ~. Day, Marion; NJ u Erwin, Du-
buque J. ~ Patrick hcGrcgor; ". w. lyam,
Sioux City; Ben johnson, keOsauquRi John l.ihdt,
Council Bluffs J. w. Burnside, Odebot; J.. u.
DRuforth. Lake City; Il. A. BERGMAN, Nj Pleas
ant; IL. ". Macomber, Carroll; }. y. lngman,
Nillisoai }. A. spiolman, Fairfield W. ID. Red
moud Montezums,
Massachusetts 10 rank from Nov. Fl. 1907. y.
Warden, Boston, il. w. Downs, Newton J.. III.
Dutton, East Boston; d. b. Peabody, Lowell Geo.
j. HHgar, Dalton; Geo. p. Clifford, New Bedford
Minnesota. b AshelRian. Ada john j. Cow
inR Alexandria; ,. w. Bishop, Geo. ., Austin, st.
Paul; s. X. Van Sant, WiuonH; J. A, Town,
M0rthington; Ira G. AldTich, Faribaulti William
mcCr0ry, Minneapolis.
Missonn-JHmUs Spence Carthage,
New Aurk-DHuie y. Smith, BrOoklyn; John j.
Humphreys, New York, Henry A. Realty. New
York Henry III. Mould. kUeseyille; Fred. II Ed
gar, New York August Schmel, New York
James B. Smith ReWburEb.
Ohio. Lacy PieIsuu, gainesville.
Misconsin-fred. kcnsel. WntOrtowni George
bpTHtt. ShcbnyFHn Falls Robert BmHd, 0shzoshi
ID, j. WEIGH, Baraboo; A. j. Smith, AmherEti
EdW. CroHoR, Ia Crosse G. A. Necie, Woodstock
Edw. Oeric Prairie du Lac; W. J. Funston, PlRtts-
vile; ThOs. Peck, ~ Croi1 Falls; j. q. Iimme
kenoshR; w B. Blitlan. GAINESVILLE; J, i, Hanson,
Mansion; Fred. Reitz, keillsve.
III. The f0lloWiug.uaued comrades are, upon the
nomination % the lnspector-GenerRl, hereby APP
pointed Assistant lnspcctors-tcneral for tleir re-
Hpectivc Departments, ana will be uheyed aud
respected accordingly. They will report for In
utructions by letter, 20 Jobu W Burst, Inspector
General, No. 2l6 la Sale street, Chicago, viz;
ColorHdo-h y. Ely, Pueblo.
Mhine-Charles Baker. Belfast
New HAmpshire-IrHuk q. Noyes. Nashua.
West hIfginiR-J ii. Hanson, BuckhAnnOn.
MisooHEn-C. q. Luttman, Nceuah.
By command OF W. q. NEAzEY, COmmRnder-in-
Chief
}. ii. GoULDIEG, Acknowledgement.
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In addition to the above, the other offices
in the o. s. show an aggregate sale Of
$4,000; Canada Office, $43, 52614; making
total sales of the Owen Electric Belts and
Appliances for the year 1890, S253, s4O82
The above sworn statement does not In
clude any sales at wholesale, or sales Of Dr.
RenO's Patent Truss, but refers to cash retail
sales (Only) Of the Owen Electric Belts and
Appliances. The statement is made with
the sole intent and purpose of showing to
the public that our business is on . sound
financial basis, as an evidence that we enjoy
the confidence of large number Of people
throughout the world, and that our goOda
are as represented in every particular.
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100000.

A former published statement Of the bust
ness Of this Company was discredited and
declared 20 be untrue By some of our corn
petitOrs and other persons. To show ouF
sincerity in the premises, and to uphold
our reputation, which is well and favOrably
known throughout the land, we have de-
cided to offer forfeit of FIVE THOUSAND
$4,000 DOLLARS in case we do not prove
the above sworn statement to be correct.
The expense to be paid by the party causing
the investigation, providing our statement In
found to be correct; otherwise we to pay Buch
expense. Judgment to be awarded by three
disinterested parties.
DIR. A. OWEN,
Pres't and GenT Manager,
The Owen Electric Belt and Appliances
Company.
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Using Him for a PlOu.

"Hey. you there, come here" sharp-voiced
woman from the back steps Of a house TO a pass
ing tramp. The tramp plowed his way
through the now-fallcn snow to the steps think
ing the woman had taken pity on him and
would supply him with a lunch.
Have you anything for me, lady2" he said.
No you can 20 now" said the woman turn
ing into the house, 81 just wanted you to
gate" And she shut the door and bolted it,
leaving tho tramp to improve the path on his
way out.
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fathers gave their lives many Of them, and many
returned with health impaired and crippled. Why
cannot we have such Home, FOR through the veins
OF these children the blood Of ths patriot flows
Life was sweet TO their fathers. but the love Of
country outweighs the love Of llfe The great State
OF Ohio has saved many Of these tender blossoms
training aud educating them mentally, morally
and religtOusly, giving them tho advantages for
which they are so deserving; for these little men
and women. many Of them. will be the great men
and women Of our land rising up. they and their
children and their chidFen's children calling al
blessed who so faithfully aided them..
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Nrr Yark Veteran Roster.

]. IT. Burke, Of Burlingame, Kan, wishes
10 notify all who feel interested in a New York
veteran roster, that il is now about ready. All
are invited 10 send in orders without delay, by
RENTING for same by postal note. at the rate
OF % cents apiece Commanders and Adjutants
Of their respective Posts are respectfully re-
questcd 10 bring up the matter and take orders.
To one address or more they will be mailed
postpaid. Write directions plain.
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View. OF the ornhnns, Home.

We are indebted to Gen Charles L. Young
for several artistic views Of the buildings and
grounds OF the Ohio State Soldiers aud Sail
ors' Orphans Home at Xenia. This is ore Of
the charming spots in nature, and everything
has been done TO render il still moro so. The
pictures come as near doing it justice as any
pictorial reproduction could.
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Question that is Bitterly GEi,atIng the SnOOu A.
London.
LONDON, Dec. 26. $500

LONDON, Dec. %. 1890
EDITOR NATIONAL Tribune: Y0u cannot
guess present grievance Of the selEimportanA
gentlemen who bear Her Alaiesty's connie
sion, SIR" and do tho heavy part Of the Airs-
ing elnSlug, preservsshooting in Her MAJ
esty'S tight little island. 1t il that a loo AZ
mere 3" fellahs in trade" are putting on thnlv
servants hats the cOckades which havs b4ru
sacred to the hunkeys Of tho officers Of Ia
army and navy.
In the United States, the land Of the FREQ ana
the home Of the brave. etc, man may do a
he pieasos, and the butcher OF saloon keeper who
has accumulated wealth enough 10 SET M car.
riage with a Hveried cOachman. NAV deck tha
atter's hat with a COCkade the size Of Kansas
sunHOwer-Or a dozen Of them. for that matter.
But in this Paradise Of Privilege the eockads-
especially when made Of black feathers-haS,
ever since the great-graHdfather Of Queen VIC
toria came upon the throne, been the dlstin-
gushing badge of the coachmon and foOtmen
Of the officers Of the army and navy.
The hrst assault upon this cherished prlyi-
lege was made by the volunteers, who, whether
officers or not, claimed the right TO deck their
servants with the cockade. One "publiean ~
otherwise a saloon keeper-a few years ago
stuck cockade on the hat OF his groom, which
so angered the Colonel Of his regiment that he
threatened 70 expel him from tho organization
unless he removed 10 at once.
But now every cheap swell Comic thsAtsR
managers, lucky tradesmen, and so on are
putting on the ornament, whether they have
ever shouldered gun or not, and officers ara
gnashing their teeth in rage. Unless they can
get law prohibiting the cOckade 20 any bua
their own class they swear they will throw the
degraded badge away. It is a bitter fight but
! cannot say as yet that it will have any effcoh
on the Boring Sea dispute.-BARToN BgAzks
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Ma Was FaIIIbIe.

"Bobby, your mother tells me you are very
bright boy, and she expects ycu to make q
bright man." said Mr.. Blossom as he was wait
ing for BObby's sister.
ana never does 'spect anything right" said
Bobby. "She told pa she 'spected you and my
sister would DO married fore Spring, and that's
mOre'n a wear ago."
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
GlGaningS from National HeadQuar-
terS---NOteS from the Departments
MARY STARS McHESRY, National President
HASEAU l. PLIMFToS, National Secretary.

To specially aid and assist the Grand Army OF
the Republic and to perpetuato the memory of
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans az need our help
and protection and to extend neeiful aid 70 their
widows and orphans; To find them homes and
employment, and assure them Of sympathy and
friends To cherish and emulate the deeds OF our
Army Nurses, and Of all loyal women who render
ed loving service to their country IN her hour Of
peril
To inculcate lessons OF patriotism and love Of
country among our children and in the commune
ties in which we live: to maintain true allegiance
To the United States Of America: to discountenance
Whatever tends to weaken loyalty and to encOur-
age the spread Of universal liberty and equal rights
To all.
Women OF good moral character and correct de-
pertinent. who have not given aid and comfort TO
the enemies Of the Union, who would perpetuaie
The principles to which this association stands
pledged and who have attained the age Of 10 years
shall be eligible 10 membership In the Womsn's
Relief Corps.
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A CHALLENGE

To our competitors to make true statement
for comparison would remain unaccepted for
the simple reason that no other Electric Bella
Establishmentin the World can make bona
fide statement so favorable as the above.
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SEND Us YOUR ADDRESS,

with six cents postage, for our illustrated de-
scriptivs catalogue, containing full infOrmA.
tion, prices, and sworn testimonials. Catalogues
in German, Swedish, Norwegian, and English.
A treatise on rupture cured with electric
truss, by mail, six cents postage.
The National tribune., 1891-01-15
Never Say Fail.

A French chemist has used up $4,000 and
seven years time trying 20 invent way for
. person 10 breathe under water. but he has
not struck IL yet. Perhaps if he would now
turn his attention 10 inventing way for fish
TO breathe on land he would strike il rich.
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Difference OF Destiny.
TPhiladslDhfa Tfmes.

81 can't imagine why mems pockets are so
easy 70 get at and a womens SO hard" he re-
marked.
It's plain enough" was her reply. "It's
sign men have no business with woman's
pocket, but a woman has with a mans.
The National tribune., 1891-01-15
The Wind Cave of the Black Hills.

A new discovery was made IN the wind cave
last week by which openings were found that
took a seven hours tramp 10 one Of the sub
teTTanean chambers and return. This cave is
surprising the famous Mammoth Cave of Ken
lucky in magnitude, and will be principal OBJ
ject Of attraction 10 visitors TO the Black Hills
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Dlsnufed OrnershIn.

tPUek.l
ado you own the house7"
i did last week"
"SOld it?"
"No. We have a new ook-lady."
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The COmmauder-n-C hief has selected Com.
mittce ON Transportation FOR the 2llh annual En-
CHmpment, 20 be held at Detroit next August
Comrades Russell A. hlgrT Of Michigan; John W
Burst OF Illinois, and Ira M. Hedges Of New York
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WISCONSIN,

committee composed Of r.. r. stillman, A. @.
Neis-crt, y. A. WairDus and AZ. &. Spencer repre-
sentug Nnlc1ti Post. /, Milwaukee, on the evening
OF January - performed the pleasant duty OF pre-
seutng 10 :. q, Lawrence Post, 81 MedfOrd. Mass
beautiful stand Of cOior- CumrHde A. q. Weissert
delivered thg presentation address, The affair was
n most pleasant one and the Milwaukee veterans
were received with open arms by their Bay State
comrades.
Tho friends OF Comrade and Mrs. Ira Smith, of
hartford, gave that worthy couple a happy sur
prize recently on the 18th anniversary Of their
marriage. number Of members 81 Harry Ran
dali Post turned out and left with the old soldier
Valuable presents were received from many other
friends.
II is said TO be close staud-on between T. r.
Nolcol Post. j, Of Milwaukee, and Evans Post, 50
OF McnumCuie as TO which has the finest hall. The
WOlcoit hall j. pronounced by many strangers
the finest Post hall they have seen Ia the United
States but the indications are that the Meuuinouie
veterans close after tie Wolcos la this respect
The donors and directors % the Mabel Taintor Me-
mortal Building, ia Menomonic. one Of the finest
buildings IN tire state, have rendered 20 the Post
tle Use 81 two Of tile choicest rooms in the build
iuE free Of all expense, during the existence %
the Post. and 10 remain for all time thereafter a
memorial 90 the soldiers and sailors OF Dunn
County who served in the war Of the rebellion OF
course the Dunn County veterans accepted the
generous offer with the hearty expressions Of
gratitude and with feelings deeper than words
could express.
o. 7. Pinney Post. ZOE. Of Monroe. have had pre-
sented TO them by the Hon. J. y. Treat "A hand
some personal war history volume, costing $50.
Quite festive occasion that Of the pTeseuta-
ttOn music aud refreshments being freely INDUCED
neat speech, which was responded 10 by Comrade
Booth.
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State OF Illinois, =.
County OF Cook. 20

State OF Illinois, -
County Of Cook, 90
l. DR.. A. Owen. President. and @. E. Heixs SEQ
rotary, of The Owen Electric Belt and Appliances
Co.. do hereby solemnly swear that the above
statement is true and correct.
Signed DR.. A. OWEN, Pres'E [SEALI
@. z. MEIGs See'y. E5sAL.I
Subscribed and sworn to before me this I'd day aa
January, A. d. 1891
(Eotsriall JULIUS W. DYEESFORrH,
I Seal. J Notary PubliA
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Ulcers ofthe following Posts are :
TENNESSEE,.
EN ~ Eoo EEr
Onlccrs OF Tic fnlInrrin1. pnsts are.

Officers 81 TIC following Posts are:
Jas. A. Garfield, >. Athens-Con, Geo. w KEEL
ley; = v. G., J. NJ. Simpson; J. V. g., w. III. III.
Sims; q N, NJ. ]. Long; Surg, q. G.. Gilbert
Chap. vs.. 81. Kelley; o. D. Granville Cecil; U. e.,
Geo. Henderson; Adj'i, g. L. Camp.
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Georgia Philosophy.

M1cOb AetO6
This world is like a crowded bus;
A few good men, perhaps,
May Ind q scat, but most OF Us
Must hang on by the straps,
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The Inevitable Result.

lHlinsey's WsskiHI
Cobwi gger-What did you do when you cane
to that part Of your dream when all your hops
seemed about to be- realized?
Merritt-Woke up.
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VIRGINIA,

Farragut Post, l. OF Portsmouth. has passed fit
ting resolutions on the death OF ComTads w. III.
Appenzcller, The resolutions declare that In the
demise OF Comrade Appcnzeller the Post recOg-
Mics the loss Of one Of ito most active members u
conrnde Of high intellect, true instinct Of right.
patriot, n true and brave soldier during the late
war, and IN upright and highly respected citizen !;
aud that To hs sad aud deeply afflicted family, Is
extended heartfelt aud sincere sympathy, COM
mending them To the care Of our loving Father
who l. husband 10 the widow aud a father to the
falheFlcss.
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The Only Alternative.
Puck.
Politician-No, I cannot tell lie.
RepOEter-What do you do-wFite emf
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VFRMONT.-
nlcers Of DC followlng Post nre:

Phil ii. Sheridan, 80, Weslon-Com., r. &. Mar
bic: ;. v G. 9. J. Winship; J. V. C., A II. Atwaier
ON, A. ID. Gilmore; Surg. l. r Foster; Chap.
4. Rowell; o. D., G. II. Coburn; o. g., A. Atwa
ter: AdIt o. s. Osborn; s. NJ, w. w. Ward; G. s.
L. III. PeAse.
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Providence, = l., FOR tie election O. Department
officers and the transaction OF such other business
- may come properly before 10. The Council Of
ADMINISTRATION will meet in the same place one
hour earlier.
III. The Commander Of Tower Post No Il, will
detail Officer 81 the Day, an officer OF the
Guard, and Ia SeHtinels for duty during the En-
campmcnt. This de.ail will report NJ Music Hall,
AZ o'clock m, to Tie Assistant AdjutAnt General
FOR instructions.
Nv. The Department Commander extends a
fTaiernal invitation To each aud every comTade
within OuT Department 20 attend the EuCampmcnt.
IL come. and n our Commander. in Chief Comrsde
Nhcei0ck q Neazey, l. expected To be present,
none should lose M opportunity Of hearing what
lac may have TO say to the comrades Of this Depart
mCut.
V. Since the last Order we have received con-
trihutions Ter the Department American hag frotn
the following named Posts. FarraEu., 3, Arnold.
Z, aud Slocuu' No. Now let those Posts who have
ut already done 80, send in their contributions for
tie American flag Let ~ commence our new
year With every Post represented In this patriotic
Eii 10 the Department We cannot have before
the people and ourselves too many emblems in
which 10 read the principles OF our Government.
VI. The Department Commander and stan have
completed the grand Rounds every Post within
our Department has been visited aud 10 j. "a great
picasr~" To find all working Loyalty together fOr
the welfare OF our Department We believe these
visits hHFe done much In more strongly cementing
the feelings of true cuIurAde-hip which exists
among rs, and may the good influence Of such fra
ternal gatherings prove a lasting benefit to every
Post. For the bright prospects which are before
you the Department Commander extends his con-
eta'ulations, and wishes you all a happy New
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ogicers of the following Posts are :

1Hioefs ~ the following Posts are.
David Harding -, hlerton-C ON q III Rev,
noldEi = a., ). n Moore j. V, O., Juhu Went.
sci Surg r. .. Curtis q NJ j, W. Rankin
Ihnp James Brncewolli .. -, A. W. TIbbatts
q. Co. Jhmes -IAuisrter
Robert q Zen. so, llyCrsidc-Com. VIM J. Lewis
~ v. C.. Charles Overfol; JV C.. VIM Tnnsev.
Shhlp Nm, Kelsey q; NJ, W. y. Hawthorn
Surg, D. HoEi o. D., n. ID. Carr; y. O., Jolr
lsochbeTgeT.
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SOuTN DAKOTA.-

Officers OF the following Post are:
Meade. %, Geitysburg-Com John W. Francis /;
). V. C., Ariel hiingensmith; J. V. G., Hubert
Mayer; AdJl Jas. Bryson: q. M. @. w. Dean !;
surg. J. NJ. Heron; Chap VIM Green; o. d., J.
}. LOveless; o. e., X. Paylie.
TEXAS
Officers OF the following Posts are:
o. i. Morton % Waco-Com. Frank NJ shick;
:. V. G. Antonio SHREDDER; J. V. O. Antonio Hovff-
ner; AdJt, PM ". Wagner; ON, Harvey r.
Conscr; o. D.. W. Il. Lynch; Chap, Geo. l. Elan;
Surg, w. G. Osborn.
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y. McIenry, who died ri his home I'm Hartford,
KY declaring that the Post, IN acknowledgement
al las many friendly visits and cheerful addresses To
them when IN the field during be dark days 81 the
civil war, appreciate the euogi-tlc address Of the
Post Commander on the death 81 t'is honorable
man. and resolved thBt d tribute u respcC TO
his memory the Posi- Commander sls.i cause Go be
placed IN the Post archives the portrait and obse-
Of Dec. "a is90.
Officers Of the following Post are:
Alexander, ia, BuTkviilc-Com., r. NJ. Alex
nuder; = v. C., T. $. Bow; }. Y. C., !. L. Strange
q, NJ, J. = Beutou; o. ID. b. 4. Rial; o. O..
Robert Davidson: Chap. Alvin Pierce. This Post
has "a membership af lO2 comrades, with its head
quarters at the C0nItysoat OF Cumberland County.
MAINE
Ashury Caldwell Post n, 81 sherman Mills.
have passed resolutions UU the death of Comrnae
Charles Al. .iackman. The resol utious declare that
in the death of Comrade ,HclsmHn they lose "A pa
trlotic citizen, lUEHl cumrHdR and deNUut
Christian whose devotion Go his God and his couH-
try has left behind him shining example which
all would do well 20 emulate.
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Officers Of the following Post are:
Burns 49, Mostm}ustcr-Com. John ~, Mitten
:. Y. g., Ezra J. NIugliug; }. Y. c., Henry War
dcnlelt; AGi'I Charles r. Bafe: Chap. >. IL. Herr
@ NJ w. :. DTHch; O. d.. John NJ Rpcce; q. q
Martin HeSenhorn; :. NJ, Lewis J. Little; q. Nj
=, Samuel j. Breighner,
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

At the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home the cot
tages finished aud furnished are all upon the ward
plan. Action has been taken by the Grand Army
Of the Republic and the WOman's Relief Corps
looking To the completion of one cottage upon the
sngle-room plan, for the accommodation of indi-
gent or disabled ex soldiers and sailors who may
desire to have their wives with them. In many
cases the enforced separation Of husband and wife
has resulted in leaving the wife ia restitution, or
has compelled her 10 become an inmate Of an in
Urinary. There are, doubtless, enough cases Of
this kind having real merit to justify the compile
tom Of rnIIIpr In the In daairpI
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KENTUCKY.

serg'i Rcmus T. WhittinRhin Post IL FordsviiIo
hss passed resolutions on the death Of Hon HenrY
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MISSOURI
Officerr Of the following Postg are.
kEBRESKA.-

Olloers ~ The foilOv ing Post are,
Martin StJwell, B02 FeFu-Com. W. IT, Majors.
=. v. g., W. ID. Abbott: j. " C. A. M. Medley
sung a. d. Reed q. ~, n. T. Prouty; o. d., ID
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TRADE MARK.
DIR. "A. OWEN,
President.
G. Z. lIEIGs,
For the Month Of:

Total sales for the year, s11a,s14 g
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General Orders No IL. Issued nj Providence by
command OF Benz. II. Davis, Dept. Commander
Edward y. Preutiss A. A. G.-coutRin the fol-
lowing OF general interest:
J. Al a meeting Of the Council 81 Administration
held ~ Department Headquarters, Saturday even
ing, Nov. ~ 1880, Il was voted 10 permit tie De-
paTtmcnt Commander 10 name the locality where
The next Encampment should be called. A.
this city seems 10 be the most favorable place
~ ttils Time, the 2iih Department EnCam pincut
will he convened Friday Feb g. 1891 At 10 o'clock
o. IA, IA Music Hall, No. &c Westminster street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-18

NOR SALE-OR WILL TRADE FOR A LIGHT
Il driver, medium sized block horse. IN ex-
celient worker. especially FOR light express work
will sell cheap. Address Horse. Lock Box 10 -
IL SGT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-18
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following the representative sales of hogs
ar hau rdc tod
Brief Mention.

The hog market was steady.
Butcher cattle moved lively at strong
prices.
Houston shipped two cars of cattle.
The supply of stock and feeding steers
was disappointing to buyers They want
ed more.
Such hogs as sold for $40 here TODAY
brought 81. % in Kansas City.
The prophecy now is that hogs will be
worth cents in August
Charles Crawford Drought car of hogs
down from Hutchins, on today.
There are some Ikht stock hogs coming
IN that the farm >ers would make money by
holding over x they could possibly do so.
digh prices are going to hold up for eigh-
teen mon shs, so all dealers say.
hog >uyers today: bold, 354; Whitta-
ker, 20; j. p. Co., sc; Hanks, "a
The following shippers had stock on to-
Gays market:
McCarty 81 Sanders, Colwich, hogs.
b. Furstenburg, Sterling, hogs.
Charles Dorsey, Wellington, hogs
c. l.. Pollard, Sedgwick, cattle and hogs
o. G. Jacobs, Valley Center, hogs.
w. Z. Hall, Mount Hope, cattle and
hogs.
II. Mills, Newton, hogs.
Chung & Craiger, Howard, hogs.
Hanna q CO., Howard, hogs.
Sherburn & Summervile Oxford, hogs
Gilchrist & Siceloff, Belle Paine, cattle
and hogs.
j. E. Cooley, Rose Hill, cattle and hogs