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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-06

THE ROANOKE TIMES PUBLISHING co.
Roanoke. Virginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-06
2,lOO Feet ABOVE TIDE,
While in a beautiful fertile valley
really on top of the mountains.
Perfect Site for Industrial Purposes.

On a trunk line from Philadelphia to
New Orleans, and from Chicago to
South Atlantic seaboard.
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Ynrmnntsrs. Attention :

All VermOnter5 holding commissions in the
Regular Army and Navy, also in the United
States colored troops and regiments or batteries
Of other States are requested to send their
names, rank, organizations in which they
served, with a short sketch of their service to
the Adjutant- Generals Office at Montpelier,
VT, at their earliest opportunity, in order that
they may be included in the new roster Of YER
mont in the war of the rebellion, now being
compiled.
AdTt. Gen. T. s. Peck finds it almost impOssi-
bic to geta correct list of VermOntersseFvingin
organizations outside of the State, but he hopes
in this way to receive larger number than
otherwise If the YermOnters in the different
parts of the country could see the splendid
work that is being done on the Vermont
troops roster and the great care that is taken
in searching for all matters OF detail, they
would respond promptly to this request.
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DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.
Something About this New and Noble Order Of
Women.

Something About this New and Noble Order Of
Women.
EDIToR NAT0S.L TRIBUNE: The second annual
Convention al the AHtlOuhl Department. Daughters
Of Veterans, waa held ga Mas-I.lou. o., recently.
The National fresidcuts report showed "a growth
81 30 lU one yrHT- The organization De- but "a few
years old, and lhs National department but one
year Old, nud the daughters feel greatly en-
cUuraRcd tIst iu few yfars hence the nrcnt
oceans viii be their boundaries.
la The lH-i year IL ucw States have knocked ~
thc door fpF admission and been gladly welcomed
10 tie Order. This Or work tEat the hiuhp-t iH
OH great Nation should feel h0noued 10 carry on
deeds ~ our noble and heroic fathers who fought
abe groHt battles Tor the nlalutHHaucc OF our free
Government
The Oracr, founded upon lhc three imInuiallo
corH'Isiouc--l rtuasHp, Charity aud Loyalty
las Tor lih aim lAC welfare 81 the soldier hir widow
aud nIs orphan. $50 ono eau care Tor the veterans
81 well az ilclr own true. loyal. loving daughters
Therefore there Hre EcIuded from our Order all
bui descendants 81 veterans. All the latter are
1 gladly welcomed.
Atour National Convention Ia Iuly Miss MaIlio
I Robertson ~ kcokus, Iowa was elected National
] President Miss AcllG A. King 81 Mus-iIIon, o..
/ rcUlor Vice President; Mrs ~. Ivelyn Monroe ol
/ Worcester Mass, Junior Vice President. Mis-.
/ Rose Jansen, % quincy. 49,. Secretary; Miss NJ
| I-stclla Mcmillan, Aas-Illou, o., Treasurer.
/ Any 81 these viii gladly answer ala inquire,
from Interested parties, Our desire !. 10 include
I thc daughters 81 every DHiuu soldier iu our mem
DtThhlp. ana 10 iis eua we arG uTuid aud assist
I HuCe-Al.I.IE a. AIHG, NH--IIiBu o.
/ new I"ut uas mustered la al Central Civ
/ Sch, by Mlss Maggie Brown. 81 GRIND Island
/ The new Tent D. known H- Florence NigItiugaI,
/ Tent, Z. nUd it hHs 20 charter members Oacpt-
/ prc~. lou Baird =. N.-P. Emlna Lucas: J. y u
/ Iyy Critics. -rc.. l.vn Brown: Treas. Anna Wi
SON. Chap, Lula Lucas; o., Nellie Dawson; l. q.
1 Lois ButtEi Musician, Adj. Ncuddrr
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CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

We take pleasure in presenting this week
purely WashugtOnian ISSUE and PuzzledOm
may we'll take pride in the showing made by
the Capital City pOsers. We arc happy to well
come Mesa Emily, and Z. Lucy Date, who favor
us with contributions for the first time. The
apheresis by Nyas, the veteran fiat writer, is
pretty specimen of SpenCerian verse. aud the
two diamonds on Ben Harrison" will be-
found hard to beat. The verses Of G.. Race and
Waldemar are also terse and neat, while Gut
don, Lydia, and Esperanco Guido themselves
in the square line. 1t viii also be noticed that
the five complete lists this week are all from
local puzzlers three Of whom have solved every
puzzle presented to date New work accepted
from Nyas Il. Lucy Date. and Waldemar.
Next week look for a still greater surprise.
Washington wants the next Eastern Puz-
zlers' League Convention. and the members
can Judge whether we are alive CT not. EVERY
BODY SEND ANSWERS.
10-3-91. Il. o. CHESTER
EUGENE.
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THE OHIO COTTAGE.
National Relief corps Home.

The ceremonies of the laying 81 the cornerstone
of the Ohio Cottage at the National Relief Corps
Home, Madison, o.. took place Thursday Oct. i.
under the auspices Of the Board of Directors and
the Ohio Cottage Board OF Construction. There
large attendance 81 prominent officials,
GAR and WR.C, aud FROM tire loyal Western
Reserve. which made the National Home nn early
possibility.
The exercises included music 10y the Thomson
Band. remarks 10y Hon. J.. J. Capp, Chairman
Board uf Construction: vocal music 10y the Geneva
double quHrtct; placing the documents ia tlc stone
address 10y Annie N1lcumyer, Chairman Board 81
Directors laying of the cornerstone Toy liUu. l. j.
Clapp and Hon v. III. McCoy. members Of ile leg
i-aturc, who secured the passage OF the Cottage
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THE GRAND ARMY,
News From the DepartmentS---Aev
Posts, etc.
DEPARTMENT NEWS.


h44ADNAt-
NpeIcy Post u Tucson. hns mndc census which
develops some very interesting mud important in-
formal iuu. lhc Post Ht present has "a membership
ST so aud the summary of IT, census b. us follows
Where born. New York, "a; Ohio, biuc; Pcunsyl-
vauia. eight; Maine, four; Massachusetts, Ken
tunlzy aud Indiana. three each; Maryland ana j Ut
nois two oncl; Wisconsin. Tennessee, Rhode les
land, Virginia, Michigan Delaware, Missouri, Ion-
neclfCut New Jersey and Vermont one chch.
Native born, 5S. Germany, eight; ireland, hNei
Canada, three; England nnd frnuce, Two eHc
Chile aud Greece, one each. Foreign born -
Where enlisted: California. 10; DINO, eight; Penn
EylNHulH. seven Massachusetts and New YORK,
five each; Missouri and Colorado, four eHchi w ~
consin, Kentucky aud Michigan, three each;
Mniue Indiana, Kansas, Iowa, Rnd Illinois, two
eHchi Maryland aud New Hampshire, one each
The I4ditolniaus were born follows: ONO,
four aud one each u Tennessee Maryland Maine,
Illinois New Jersey, France England, Ireland.
Canada, Germany aud Chile Branch OF service:
Infantry. ~; cavalry, lS, infantry and cavalry,
three; artillery, SIX nHVy, STA; Engineer Corps
one. Age, ltgls ihiry-uinc comrades are from
A. ~ wears; 80 from 81 60 81; no from 90 20 bs
Tile oldest b. 6s The thrcc youngest are AZ years
each lac average age for 1884 was 20 years
seven months aud "a days; that Tor lsss was q.
years nnd three months; that Tor 1891 uorelgn
born AtHs so years u months and eight dnNs that
for 1921 native born 20 years live months and
- dHNe 0uly l5 served one year or less, aud nine
were discharged for disability. heHverHEU length
Of service WHs Two years three months aud mne
days
ma THIS
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Member

Totul number Of deaths, eight q, these two COM
mitled suicide and one was killed. Five 81 the
eight who died were members Of thc Post in 1881.
CALIFORNIA
Requests for certificates 81 service FOR Grand
Army purposes should be made through Depart
Ineuf Headquarters al san fTuuci-cO u sent d.
reel 10 tile War Department, Washington ID C.,
hy Posts they will be returned 10 be forwarded
through proper channel. These requests should
give name OF soldier, sailor, or marine, company,
regiment, date, or approximate date, 81 enlistment
aud discharge. aud specify the Grand Army pur-
pose for which desired. Only those complying
with these requirements will be considered.
There are Ht Headquarters number 81 the fol-
lowing books; ODD California 10 the Ciy!l War,
cloth bound So pages t2) Official Proceedings
Boston LncEmpmcut, puper; l3l Unofficial lr0-
seedlings Boston Encampment, paper lil SouFc-
mir Of Detroit EHCHmpmeut, paper, illustrated.
These viii be SEM 90 Posts on receipt al postage To
cover. Hs follows, No. J. % cents; Ne. . . cents
no. 8. Dap cents; No. 4. cents
Handsome see HEruKcd certificates Of member
FhiF ohu be procured at the Assistant QuaTtermHs-
ier-GeueIHl a. cost Of 80 cents cnch. sent 10 Post
QuHrieTuHEteTs or to comrades receipt OF price.
HeHdgHntters are advised that the Manual D. out
81 print. the Blue Book being the only law Of the
Order a copy Of the revised edition Of the latter
should be in every Post room. Price 81 10y mail,
flI0
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De- uhtfE other engagements, and on July D 1905.
HNcT three yfarh lizard service, be wH- mustered
oui Being till minor a. flc close. OF thc war,
Davidson completed HoadcmiChl course al
Washington. Iowa, and Hi.crWnrd graduated from
the law department 40 thr Northwestern IuiycT-
city ni Evanston, ll. DE served 30 ihe lower
House ~ ,lic lat8 General Assembly Of Iowa, aud
Ias been pr several yc8Ts President o prosperous
bank 90 Hull, h- present home, Ute b. prominent
alike Do bHrluc=s church and military circles. aud
AsHs i1r scar President Of Town state sabbath.
school Association. DC ana Bu older brother HHyc
by thct Piitr hrcn largely Instrumental iu building
up TIE llul Educational Institute one 81 the best
llriltui.ouH ~ Learning in aloe northwestern part
81 IUWu. llc b. Captain 81 co. d. Glh regiment Of
the National Guard of Iowa. one Of the crack
military organizations OF thc State. Capt David
con has been o. mcnIb az tlIr Grand Army for
ycaTt rad prominently identified with DE- work iu
tonn ever since tIe organization of thut Depart
mcni. Die Wis Senior Vice Department Conn
fuhuGcr ln lftt. 81 o. member % tae Department
Council ~ Administration 4u l-~r 80 aud au Aid on
tle -iHn Oi tuumHudrT-Iu-t Iirt AIscr iu 1850
Tie iiglftr az Iowa comrades were turned 10 him
By toe usc which Doe made of his legal lore iu
securing pensions Tor needy veterans. He Do &C
credited with having secured EOS comrades u0 foss
thHn flfJ1 nHn har never accepted cent for lti,
rflFc'- 200 Some ciscf pHy luE postage fees ott 81
Iia own pocket when ihD applicant WAS unable a
bear ilir expense. no member 81 tic order d
more dcseINcdly popular lH Iowa aud South be
Euta.
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NO. 12i1-cHARApE.

We stood by the FIRST boys, through days long
and dark
When our Union nigh split asunder
In the battles fierce front il was ever the mark
At which the foes cannon did thunder.
III the day should e'er come that one veteran
Feels the pangs and piuChings OF hunger.
A great TOTAL wrong will be done to each mar
Who fought so braveiy when younger
If demagOgs SECOND against pension laws
Some day they will surely regret it,
For we fought the great hyht in deaths very Jaws,
And the Nation will never forget BE-.
MESA Washington, d. O.
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Complete Lsts-K. r. Did, c. Race, Alumnus,
Guidou, Damon.
Incomplete Lists-T.ydin. Arty Fishel Mesa, FE-
lanuns, Empty, Holly, Nyas. n. rillcry Lala
ROOkh, Aidyl, Nyph0 Joel H Hint TuIly w.
HoOCh, ID l.. Sessions. 10 King. BEN TrovatO,
AzserO, Eittah. Embers Rossbug Dame d..
Dorothy DOolittIe, Ciuders. Sphinx, Aitx Evening
star, JAY Beech. JO Mullins Alexander IT, r.
story, Zenith and Horizon. Jack o. Lantern and
T. IlIuker Phiavania, ~ y list Miss Terry Mack,
Leone, T.. Lucy Date Junius, Primrose, Eureka,
Ne Too, Phosphorus Nedmao, Hattie Heath.
Eskaletta, University. Rex Ford, Iron Mask, and
y. /. g. r., T. lswOrth, r. O. Bozgan, Emily. Fancy,
III. ;. Nut, j. G. NJ, Harry. Rob Erts--5O Total. s..
PRIZE WINNERS.
l. Damon, Washington, D. e. 2 fully w. Hoooh,
Iowa City iowa. 3. Y l.. G. r.. Lyons. ~ ". One
six months and two three months subscriptions
% Es0teFies.
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Tho Society of tho Sons Of the Revolution
Of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, was
formed in Boston last week. Its objects are
10 perpetuate the memory of the men who
achieved American independence, and to pre-
serve historical facts relating TO that period.
Col. VIM. L. Chase, of Brookline, was chosen
President, and Henry ID. Warren, OF Boston,
Secretary.
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ELLA REEL CoBEAN, National Secretary.
To specially aid and assist the Grand Army Of
the Republic and 20 perpciuate The memory OF
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans as need our help
and protection and To extend neediul aid To their
widows aud orphans: 10 fud them homes aud
employment, and assure them 81 sympathy and
friends Go cherish aud emulate iRc deeds OF Our
Army Nurses, aud OF all loyal women who render
Ell loving service 10 their country IN her hour OF
peril
To inculcatc lessons ~ patriotism and love OF
country among our children and Ia the commune
ties in which We live: to maintain true allegiance
90 the United States 81 America: 10 circumference
Whatever tends TO weaken loyalty and TO cucour-
age the spread OF universal liberty aud equal rights
Go all.
Women 81 good moral character and correct de-
pertinent, who have not given aid and comfort TO
the enemies Of the Union. who would pcrpciuAte
The principles 10 which this association stands
pledged, and who have attained lineage 81 10 years
shall be eligible TO membership Ia the woman :
Relief Corps.
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NOS. 128-0a-cHAnAnrs.


In the water deep immersed.
With my LAST / caught a FIRST
And that i might my rare fish hold,
j set 10 in q cup OF gold.
Though guarded was my jewel rare,
AlasI 10 has escaped my care.
Some love their pOOdles. some their cats,
And some make idols of their hats;
But such as these are not my wish
My hobby Is my trap and fSh.
And now. We gailants, who will bring
To me again my TOTAL. ring?
EMILY. Washington, ID. O.
Long years ago in sunny Greece,
A TOTAL. built q TWO:
He was the ONE man Of his State,
And that the country knew.
He died. His name would be unknOwn
Except 10 be engraved
Upon the ONE stone of his TWO
That wind and sun has brlved.
-WALDEMAR, Washington, ID. O,
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Mnrcl = lb4f. and comes
from lighting st0es lie
enlisted a. "a private ln
g.. a, : 90 Iowa, aud his
regiment was lmmcdi-
nlelg reut 90 Tie front.
Die IeCciFgdH wound dur
Jog iie hrsi attack ou
y lckrIurg which neoes-
STATED llis coming home
fuT Incorporation While
home aud before bic fur-
louEh bad expired. hc
took amu-letHud fought
al the battle ~ Arkansas
Post. lic returned o. ii-
compHuv Boon after aud
witnessed the fuIl 81
NleilsburR lie wis also
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HN"H "HH 80
the Provincial militia,
llis grandfather "a PM
waite in the War Of ule
Revolution. aud lIIs
failler a Lieutenant in
the war 81 1872, aud "a
Captain in the Wai with
Mexico. lie was born NJ
Boxton, Ne. June DO.
1899, aud Is therefore u
yenrs Of age. lie enlisted
for three months iH the
ID Me. aud attiIe cKpira-
iinn ufthc three months
period be assisted la
UrgunizinE tiIe militia Of
thc Slate of Maine, and
svEs clprlra Capt0iu 81
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NEW PUZZLES.-NO. 10.
Our WashingtOnian Issue.
NO. 12Ia-ApuEREsIs.

Oh. Cupiius, thy frowns were early dealt
Der him who mOurned thee, not by fancy led
To whine and ALI. DER woes he never felt,
Staining his rhymes with tears he never shed.
And heaving signs "a mock song only bred
AlHs, he knew too much Of every pain
And LAST that fell on his uusheitered head;
And as his tears and signs did once complain,
His nHHSers took u up and wept il DER again.
-NTA5, Washington, u. O.
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Al "a regular meeting Of T.. s. Grant Post, -.
Chicago. sept. % eight new members were ad-
united. Immediately after these were mustered in
Past touuHuarr-Iu-Clief Acazry was ushered
iHto the Post room aud introduced. lie made
ass address which WAS enthusiastically received.
GIaitt Post had ihe place Of honor in the parade
before te unwilling ol tIC statue Of Gen. Grant
in Chicago Nef. u
Columbia Post zoe. Chicago, with the celebrated
Rockford WATCH Factory Band nt be- head. was iu
fhc parade GA Oct. ! Hl tnc uuNallug 81 thc Grant
Statue lu tIe evening concert Was given 10y tAe
band, nuu ille Post quHitcrs, though large. wac
crowded with Tie members aud their invited
friends.
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The Tammsuy Regiments Gettysburg Monument

The AGA y. Y, also called the "Tammany
jackson Guard" dedicated their handsome
monument on the battlefield "a Gettysburg on
Thursday, Sept "a Tho monument stands on
the crest OF q knoll la Hancock avenue. and
marks the spot where the regiment stood in
battle array on the morning of July 3 1863
Gen. Daniel J.. Sicklcs delivered the Grafton
and he traced the history Of the Tammany
society, which raised the regiment, as well a,
+ the military achievements of the Tammany
regiment. The monument Is Of granite and
I bronze, aud is acknowledged 10 be the hand
soonest monument on the Gettysburg battle
/ field.
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10. - -Nr,lrR1cAL.

NO. 10 7-NUMERICAL.
One, 2. T. l3 take to be
A vulgar fellow OF low degree.
The 4, Q, 6 is each human male,
III he live long in this fearful vale.
Ten, 2, 9, 10 will make TO bow
Many = head held 50 proudly now.
The s. 8, 10 we are glad TO give
To all those who "a wicked life live.
Let rs be careful-not too COMPLETE
When neighbOrs. smiling. pleasantly gree&.
lis a fault atoned for in SORROW
To day regret OF comes tomorrow
&C. RACE, Washington, ID. @.
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MIsSouRI.-

The proceedings, Gudiups aud sentence 81 tho
eouft'mariiul for lhC tTiI az Fred a. MtAl ~. Post
la. have been approved by tHr Department Com.
tfhHdrr Hud ilIc said Fred &. Ncul Ha- been dis
honnuDy discharged and dismissed from ihe
GAR
> he number ~ comrades recommended Tor A.
sl-iahi Inspectors BE- go lIT eulrcy inadequate for
The Woik. ANA Commanders who i33yp not already
done 80 src urged "a fuiv ard It once 20 O. } Koatc
Department inspector, Man Geld, Abe name at a
go Sable couftI1H fpr fs position. OuIs those who
etA RiNe uiel time cad nIe willing a. serve should
De- recommended
The following new Posts have been mustered
Jesec g.. Tonnage, 1iI ktyNllle, hy Wm. Greer.
Commando Post zoo, luos. HHullrs. Commander:
t..1arai, $50. Liberal. by ltr A. Nan Meter, Conn
luHHdcI Post Ga, a, M, lltf.ou, Commander: j d.
GrensHHW, 5lt, Gaucville. by Dr.. A. Nan Meier.
Commando Post 3i =. a.. Raleigh. Commander.
fnincA ii'y, ala faneil cry. by d NJ, Cooper,
tnmmundcr l'azt ~, n. B. Neal. Commander
Miu. broadwcH. DIS, Bertrand, hy 4. J.. Profit.
Commander Post 81, " Prewilt. Commander
NEW YORK
D D Morgan Post, 3J7. New York. held a festi.
Nhl frceii. yi Mch WIS grand SUCCESS, aud bcIted
handsome amount 60 the funds OF tho Post IN,
1nrge lHii VINE filled with veterans aud their fnmi.
Il.r, nod every fost iH the city WAS represented
06mHu Nntshil George CHppeil and stan were pres.
SAT- anu occupied boa. The bugc calis Of ths
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NO. 127-soUARE.

l. p. o. Cherokee County Gu. Q town OF
Yonne, France. g. Dipping. A. Wreched. (Obs.)
s. One who throws. 8. TO grow hard. z Angrily,
(POeuc)
LYDIA Washington, D. @.
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NO. 13O-sQUSRE.

I. To plumber. 2. A town of KamchatlSa. g A
pale red color. 4. Fixed. (Obs) s Impaired. (Obs)
g. A town Of Naples. (WOrcl g. A large, green,
arboreal, orthOpterou5 insect.
-EsFEEANCE. Washington. D. @.
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the recruiting aud organizing staff. Assigned TO
active service hc became Lieutenant Boz te "a Me.
Cav, which WAS ass gued 10 tlic Department 0i tie
Cuff Aflcr thc close 81 abe lied River expedition
Lieut.. NoodHlHn wHs attached ns Abide Camp on
size slnn 81 Mai .-heu. Arbuih, Commander ut tie
Department a FLORIDA, aud took an active part ln
SHE onplurc of the city 81 Mobile lie b. "a member
81 Phil Sheridan Post, % Hud also "a charter meme
berof Ie National Society 81 the Some 81 the Amer-
can Revolution member 81 the Military order OF
thc Loyal Legion, aud member % tie Union Vet
crHu Legion.
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NO. 125-soUAEE.

l. Drove. (Obs) 2. French representative. b. 1907
3. Cheat. tObsl a. shTubby, euphOrbiacsOus
plant 5. Things TINT have a tendency 20 spoil tho
appearance OF coffee. (FaIlows.l 6. A caustic. z.
Sovereignty.
-GUDoS, Washington, d. O.
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NO. 13t-cRYPToGRAM.

Lohxbbxahjzb zownzahifgIhu, fhqxnklgx oxgle-
ozhxc lcIfguoanzhlazb nybIdjzhlfo, wnxdj xohbu
azjgxg bJnmlhjcx.
e. Lucy DATE, Washington, d. O.
prizes.
ga Answers and solvers will be given In six
weeks.
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Biliousness headache and sour stomach ara
cured By Hoods Sarsaparilla. 100 doses 81.
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DELAWARE.

Department Commander A. T. Woodman comes
from family OF soldiers, his great grandfather
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I. A letter. 2. r. o.. Gascouade Co. Mo. q
Hog-like mammals Of New Guinea. 4. One Of q
race Of South African uomads s. To bcslobber. 8.
The President Of the United States z. Thin layers
Of tissue. 3. COuiferous shrubs. O. Noses. (Obs)
10. A river o. Russia. H. A letter.
Damon, Washington, d. Q.
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I. letter. 2 p. o., Green Co.. Wis. 3 town
OF Africa. (Worc.l 4. parish Of England (Worc.)
5. To strew. g. The President Of the United States.
z. Abuses. 8. SSillfuI 20 eutancle. O. Foamy. 10.
English Judge, 1889. ID. A letter.
TX. II. DID. Washington, ID. @.
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Authors Of The above: 3Taude Alumnus, S<es-
zks, Maud Lynn, Iron Mask, sammy SNUG Arty
tishel and ZephOn respectively
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WISCONSIN,

The annual Reunion OF the 1st Wis III. A.
held Mt Milwaukee Sept. l6 aud II, 1891. and was
decided success. large number of the veterans
were ia attendance, accompanied by their wives
and daughters, and eve gythng passed of jOyfully
and harmonously; especially at the Campfire in
the evening, when speeches. poems, Rotations and
patriotic songs were indulged in. adding greatly to
the pleasure Of the occasion. The same officers
were reelected for the ensuing year.
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The following Camps were suspended for non
payment Of dues mt the date of Atiutaut9 conSoii-
dated report Nos o. -. A., S. O. e. g., - %. %,
49, 49,, lis i26 49, lt9 49,. 5S, IN, ia 10 ls
$50 $50 Isl. 1870 20. 2O5 20i. 207, 22i 30, D..
Since the Adiutaut's quarterly report the f1i ow-
ing Cam pS have been refu-tstted Nos lb. lb3 l33,
g. H. q. So Co. g6 no 49, 49, I5s Isl Is6 200 207.
The following new Camps have been mustered
in. Camp go Beumau. 23t. BelmOud go Couu-
eli Bluffs go Storm Lake 253 Hartley 25~, De-
catur; $50, shannon city 2jl. Dunlap 200,
DAYTON
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-08

Capt a. T.. Davidson, Commander 81 the Depart.
meni OF Iowa. was born ucar Mount Vernon, O.,