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TRIBUTE To HEROES
HEADQUARTERS WoMAN's RELIEF CoRPs,
AUXILIARY To THE GAR,
DFNIsON. Iowa Feb q IsgI

AUXILIARY To THE GAR.
DESIsoS, Iowa, Feb n, 1891. }
General Orders, No. 6.
General Orders No. IL, Grand Army Of the Re-
public, contains this sad announcements
% The Chief has the sad duty TO
announce the death al Washington. ID. O., Feb. 49,
1891, 81 the eminent cOmrade, David Dixon Porter.
Admiral Of the United States Navy, aud "A member
of Naval Post, 400, Department Of Pennsylvania,
GA
General Orders No. IS, Grand Army Of the Re.
public. quickly follows, bringing the sorrowiul
intelligence that yet another patriot hero has pass
cd from the life that now Is into life eternal.
THE COMMANDMENT. Chief has the surrowfni
duty TO announce the death AT New York Feb a.
1881, 81 the distinguished Comrade, William Te-
cumseh Sherman, General. on the Retired List Of
the United States Army, aud member 81 Ransom
Post, l3l, Department Of Missouri, Grand Army OF
the Republic
A. tile auxiliary Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public IL II ltting that we extend To- them IA cx-
preston 81 sympathy Ia the loss Of these loved
comrades and oier also our tribute Of respect and
remembrance.
Therefore, tie charters of all Carus throughout
our Order viii be crAped "a mourning for % days
and Il u recommends that at the fir-t regular
. meeting following the receipt AZ this Order each
Corps get apart hour for special service com.
memoratiye Of the lives Of these renowned com
fades
by command o. MARY SEARS McHESEY Ma
lonRl President.
HANNAH X. PLMPTos. National Secretary.
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A Specific for Throat Diseases.-Fsrown's
BRONCHIAL TROcHEs have been long and favor
ably known admirable remedy for Coughs,
HoRrseness, aud all Throat troubles. "They are
excellent for the relief Of HOarseness or Sore
Throat. They are exceedingly elective. Christ
ian World, London, England,
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cATHARINE FOSTER COOK.

CRtharne L., daughter OF Nathan Foster, was
born naireouc n. Y, Sept II, 1902 and at early
age with her parents. brother aud four sisters.
became residents of Buffalo, n. Y. She mar
red in Buffalo Ia December, 1882 to John l.. Cook,
engineer u hike stenmer. which po.ilion lie hold
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Maria l. Dean. worthington. MINI; Louise c.
Williams, OconOmowoc, Wis.
BY command OF MARY SEARS MCHENRY Ma
tioual President
HASSAH Il. PLnrToS, National Secretary.
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OHIO.
Oaleers Of be foIIowlne Camp are.

Isaac Wetherby, los. Guysville-Capt o. @. Bar
rows First Lieut., Geo. Sherry; Second Lieut.
Henry Rathburne; First Serg't, Linus ConBlin ;
.. W. =, y. q. IOwnsand; Chap, Cha5. Lucas; ;
Of c.. VIM. ;. Turriil q. Of G., Geo. Hoshington.
Prin Musician, A. J. Clark; G. G., Mack Barrows;
Z. g., SIias HOshingtOn.
o. %. Barnes Isanc Wetherby Camp los GUYS
vile: What IS the matter with the ohio brothers
that never see their names in the columns OF The
NATIONAL tribune? Our fathers answered 10 the
cali from lsol tll l5oj. Why should we not answer
to the Editors call and tell hiul hat we are doing
for the Order2 Speak up, boysI 1 should like to
correspond with some Sons.
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KAMSAS.
oGieers oflhe faIIowinr Camp be:

OLlceT5 OF the following Camp are:
Joe Hooker lf3 McPherson-C Capt, r. RI. Potter;
firsI Lieut., II. J. F0utsi Second Lieut., w. T..
Snggs; Chap. f. r. Barnes; First 5er.'t r. f.
Mhlizeii I--M. s., O. W. Fellows; 5. Of c., 5 f..
walker; Color Sergt, Jas. Brown; CorpI Of c.
Roy Elchey; Principal Musician, A. Il. Goodwin;
a. O., w. ID. McEicker; +. g. John Brentauo F;
Council, Jas. SiIapsOn, A. z. Goodwin Theo. Bren-
tano.
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CALIFORNIA,

CALIFORNIA.
Fred Y. Wood ColoHeI-FraulS q. Shiplcy, Adju-
taut-cOntain the following:
II The following Camps have been mustered
since Order No. was Issued: George II. Meade
Camp 20, located at Auburn, mustered Jan. 1897
by CUmrads j. w. Mccullough: Can't, Frank
Tyler, ir.; First Lieut. Llewellyn Mallory; Second
Lieut., Guy Abbott. NJ. j. DOnohu@ Camp, 81,
located at Fresno, mustered JRH. 81, 1891. by
JomERde Fred BHuta: Capt. Homer Btntai
first Lieut., William Robinson Second Lieut.,
BAKER as Division Inspector has been accepted.
A. j. Weinert - hereby appointed to succeed
MIN. lie viii be Obcyed and respected ac-
cOrdingiy. His address ~ No. 1910 LeavgnwOrth
street, san FraucisCo.-The attention Of the
brothers OF this Division IL called 10 the Ladies'
Aid Societies 20 the sons Of Veterans The societies
were hrst organized ia 1888 and have been officially
recognized by the sons Of Veterans. The cost Of a
charteT and supplies for society is $40. Mothers,
wives, daughters and sisters OF veterans and wives
OF sons OF Veterans are eligible 20 membership.
ne societies are organized to assist the Sons Of
veterans. Ella l.. Jones. of Altoona Pa. Is the
National President. Communications may DO adj
dressed 10 her
Division Adjutant's consolidated report for quar-
ter ending Dee 81, 1890, shows the number in good
standing ut dale Of last report 10 Camps 42s mem
btrsi gnincd 30 Camps, I67 members; lost two
lamps, ~ members; ia good standing at date, %
Camps, j2f members.
The Division Quartermaster's report show the
amount on hand at last report 80 %; received
rom an sources sl73Z3 expended $685. balance
on hand no date ST3 IL
q. T. HR!is;Oue san jose Perhaps some Of the
brothers would ike 10 know 81 Geo. a. Custer
Camp, ., still exists. The Camp is in a iourshing
condition, has q goOdIy bank account and is rap
administration Of Capt J. r. SmeIser assisted by
Lieuts. Blakcslee and Coates.
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VERMONT,

Orders No. 3. issued at Chelsea. BY command Of
Herbert o. Bixby, COlOueI-RObert b. smith, Adj
jutant-coutt.n the following:
III. The resignation Of Il. +. Morse "a Captain OF
Camp 10, Burlington, has been received, and is
hereby accepted. First Lieut. f. s. Beach is hereby
ordered To assume command and call an election to
i'll vacancy or vacancies thus caused.
Ill. Gen. w. W. Henry Camp, Al, Waterbury
has paid all arrearages TO the Division, and voted
TO dtsband.
w. Gen. Burnside Camp, A., Greensboro Bend.
has paid all per capita tax due these Headquar-
tiers, and il placed in good standing.
V. The new password and countersign, all com
missions and receipts, have been sent to Camps. If
any have not received them, they should notify
these Headquarters of the fact.
VI. IL Camps not having eousplete file Of Di-
vision and Commander in Chief orders will send
the number and series wanted with reuuisits
postage, 10 these Headquarters, we will endeavor
% supply them. Attention Is again called to the
Order Hitchcock"
VII The following Aids-de-Camp are hereby
appointed, with rank as Second Lieutenant, and
will be 0beyed and respected accordingly: Nat b.
Trussell, Camp IS Barnet; Thomas Clark, %, Mon
treal; q. s. ClOgstOn, 40, Barton Carl d. Rogers.
a. Bethel; Alvin Waters. 50, Pawlet; Marvin
Marcy, n. Craftsbury l.. r.. Lille 81, Orwell
X. The attention Of Camp Captains and brothers
of this Division Is called to the following:
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LAWS OF VERMONT.
No. 6g-An act To- prevent persons from unlaHfIIl1

using or wearing the badge Of tho .
Sons Of Veterans.
II is hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
the state Of Vermont:
SECTION 4. Any person who shall wilfully wear
the badge of the Sons Of Veterans .
who shall use or wear the same to obtain aid
or assistance thereby, within this State unless he
shall be entitled 20 use or wear the under the
Rules and Regulations OF the Department. of Yer
mont . Sons of Veterans shall be
guilty of misdemeanOr, and, upon conviction, shall
be punished by Imprisonment for n term not to
exceed 80 days in the House Of Correction or u fine
not To exceed 500 or by both such fine and impris-
oumeut
SIC . All acts and parts Of acts inconslsten mt with
this act are hereby repealed.
SEQ B. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved Nov. Z, 1850.
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Fits, spasms, St. Ytus dance, opium habit
headache, neuralgia and nervous prostratou cured
by DIR. Miles Neryine. Free samples at druggists,
By mail Ice. MILLS MED. Co, ELEuART IND.
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WISCONSIN.
- ofIIcrrs Of the following Camn ara.

Officers of the following Camp are:
s. l.. Lord. u, Edgerton-Capt., j. p Mooney;
First Lieut., f. COylei second Lieut., A Palmer;
CHIN; :. of c., A. h. Campbell Principal Musi-
ciau, Il. Springer; Color Serg't, Glen smith; G. c.
VIM. Horton; Z. c., J. Creek.
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DENIsoS, Iowa, Feb. .. 1891.

General Orders No. T.
The following appointments are announced:
AsE slant National Inspectors Josephine Ceve-
land, Springfield, ll. vice Mary X. Fletcher: Su-
Barber White Oaks. New Mexico, vice Mag
Rie Monroe Rudisle
National Aids. Isabella Kirkendall, Helena.
Mont. vice Elizabeth q. Fisk. Frances Custer,
Albuquerque N. NJ, vice Jennie COddington:
LOttie ID. Stocking, Denison. Iowa.
Tie following corrections made:
General Orders, No ?, should read Emma X. Nc
Cannon, Carthage. Ohio.
General Orders. No. 3. Decisions Of eighth Ma
tiOnal Convention" paragraph No. Is According
20 journal Of eighth National Convention lsee page
22l was not adopted.
Paragraph No 10 provides for special eases OF
relief TO which the attention Of Corps Presidents il
/ particularly called
The 500 donated 10 the Department Of Arkansas
| fOr The relief Of C0nradc Lnzcy Gibson was duly
! forwarded and Acknowledged by A. :. Fowler De-
] pnriment Commander GAR, with these fraierual
expressions; Please accept my heartfelt thanks ia
behalf 81 every comradc la the State Of Arkansas
! Cod bless the dear women Of the W.RC"
Paragraph No. . should read: That the Depart
mcnt just organized ia the District Of Columbia
/ be called the Department Of The Potomac" aud
1 that Potomac Corps stand ~ now until tie De
! partment 81 the Potomac, GAR. Ia Encampmeni
Hss' mbled shall ask "a dissolution OF tie present
/ relations.
General Orders, No. g. should read:
! Assistant National Inspectors Frances T. Girls.
! sin, 1t. John, Mich Susie ii. Rose, Washington
/ ID. O.
National Aids. Hattie c. spmgue Bangor, Me-
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RHODE ISLAND

The following appointments upon the staff ofthe
DIVISION Commander have been made with rank
from Feb g. 1901 Adjutant J. Wesley Binning
Camp III, Providence; Quartermaster, Herbert b.
Cate, III, Providence Inspector, William VI. r.
Bowen, - Providence; Mastering Officer Elmer
w. MathewsOn, 8, R0ckland; Judge-Advocate
Fred q. Oiney, -, Wakefield Surgeon, $. Howard
DOnahue, Is Wa<etieid Chap, Il. a. Wittier "a
Westerley. The annual inspection will commence
April 10 and be completed soon as possible
thereafter. The recommendations adopted by the
Division Eueampmeut that Camps form drill
squads - heartily Endorsed By the Division Com
mandcr and will have an important bearing at
inspection. The third anniversary Of the Rhode
Island Division will be celebrated in an appropri-
ate manner, arrangements for which will be an
nOunced from headquarters. By invitation of the
Division Commander an exempt hcation Of the
kitualistic work. as interpreted at Division Head
quarters and generally followed thrOugh0ut the
Order, will be given by Gen. j. A. Garfield Camp.
III, Capt. Joseph FARMLAND commanding on the
evening Of March IS, and by Gen. w. r. T. Steers
Camp, 10, Capt Wilfred Thompson commanding
Wednesday evening. April 8. Each exemphfcntion
Will be given ia Prescott Post Hail, Providence.
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NEW YORK,
u - foIIowinr 60 40.

OlicerS OF the following Camp are:
schuyler, lo5, IarrytOwu-Capt, William n
Quaekenbushi First Lieut. John NJ. Briggs; Sec
9hd Lieut., Geo. =. johnson; Council, Joseph
lodge, y. j. Armstrong and Jas. T.. White; First
SeTg I, William y. GuilfuyIci q. ". 8. Asa Avery;
> Of g., VI. Van Tasseiii q. >. Odell Taxter Prin
Musician, Jas ~ W bite y. Of c., Crawford smith +;
q. c., Andrew listed r. c. Jas BusheiI.
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on the opening Of the Enrampment The abstract
from the reports for 1880 showed the total member
ship at the beginning Of the year 20 have been
h,i0s. During the first quarter 232 new members
were added, but tile losses through death and other
ship OF 7,2G on March 4. The report for the second
quarter showed membership Of 1856; the third,
1,0s6; the fourth s,20l. The organization Of = b.
>. Nenrdown Post at Minona aud new Post at
GAINESVILLE since the first Of this year, brings the
present membership up 20 SPAS. The officers chO-
sen were: &. ID, Parker, 81 Paul, Department Com
mandgr; L. nj. Lane Marshall. Senior Vice Com
mauder; john bay Smith, Minneapolis Junior
Vice Commander; Or. Taylor, Medical Director,
aud the Rev. n. @. Bilbie, Chaplain.
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MONTANA.


Officers Of the following Post are:
john ButOrd, i, Fort Custer-Com., Richard Cum
MINIS; sN. C., samuel Bonds; JN. c.. J. IL. Bailey
Adl't Erastas NJ. Walker; q, NJ, Robert Lyons;
Surg James Bilchi Chap, John Flcmming; .. d.,
Chas. M. SchwUrzmaieri o. O., Francis J. Barnes
Fisher.
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NEBRASKA,

Department Commander Joseph Tceter has
announced hls appointments az Assistant AdjutRnt.
General, j. w, Bowen, Lincoln, and Assistant
Quartermaster- O. norRl II. J. Streight, Platts-
mouth.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions.
Elections Of Officers. etc.
ALABAMA,

l.. w. +, Birmingham. A week or 60 ago our
Captain, VIM. o. snyder. told IA in an olfhand way
that he would be absent from one or two meetings,
a. he intended taking y trip to Penusy lvHuia. lie
has returned and he has brought with him Mrs.
VIM q. Snyder. He went up to Grecncastlc Pa,
and captured one Of Peuusy lvauias bellies Ia the
person Of Miss May Rhodes. AiT. and Mrs. VIM.
.. Snyder received cOngratulatiOn Of hosts Of
friends.
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OHIO.

Noble Post. 49l, Of Caldwell. has taken up the
candidacy OF COmrHde J. NJ DalEell now is Com
maIlder, for the next Department Commander, aud
the Post delegate wi support him for that posi-
ton al StcubpHyllFe la April. Private Dalzeu
VIII undoubtedly have great following among
the Ohio comrades.
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Department GIeanlngs.
DEPARTMENT or PENNSYLVANIA.

DEPARTMENT or PENNSYLVANIA.
DEAR TRIBUNE: The eighth gnpual Convention,
Department Of Pennsy lvRuia, W.RC., was held at
Altoona, Feb. p and II, Maria :. Lennard In the
chair; les delegates present. The opening session
was IN the rooms Of tine w. c. r. T., but they prov
ing too small for the large number present. dele
gates aud visitors, adjournment had To the hall
OF tie Patriotic Order. SONS Of America After pre-
liminaTy business was transacted and prayer by
Department Chaplain Florence JacOby, the follow
inE greeting was sent TO the Grand Army. by a
committee consisting Of Past National Secretary
Abhie Lynch and Past Department. President Helen
:. Morrison:
The eighth Department Convention Of the
Noman1s Relief Corps, auxiliary 10 the GAR,
extend to thc 25th annual Encampmentt their hearty
greetings and pledge To- them the same earnest
hearty cooperation which has been extended by
the loyal, patriotic women of the North since the
first days of her civil strife would respectfully sub
init the following report, prepared by the Depart
ment President:
DEPARTaEST COMMANDER GAR, Department Of
Pennsylvania.
DEAR SIR: In accordance with the rules and
regulations OF our Order, have the honor To pre-
sent to you report Of the relief work OF the De-
partment Of Pennsylvania, WOman's Relief Corps,
furth p
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NEW york.,

There are five Posts IN the City OF Brooklyn and
New York named after comrades OF the 4th Brook
iyn who lost their lives ON Southern bHttcfields
bN Typographical error la tile account Of the
Department EuOEmpment the new Junior Vice
Commanders name appeared Edward A.
Mukcy, instead 81 Edward A. Dudley, Of Brooklyn.
We tender thC CunuHde our apology.
The following appointments have been made on
the siHh Ot the Department Commander; Assist
ant AdJuiHut- General, William W. Bennett, l.. q.
Morris Post, l2l. Albany; Assistant Quarieunas-
ieToencra Alexander II. Peufed, j. ID. O'BTien
l'osl, o., DswCEoi Judge Advocate Thomas IL.
odel, John A. Dix Post, 1856 New York CITY; lu-
sleeior, David ". Quick, Harry Lee Post, n,
Nchh, Sheridan Crandall Post, 225, West Bloom
heid' Senior Aid-de-Camp, John Kohler, Bacon
Post, So Utica
IL WAS characteristic OF Past q N Gen. Field
stein that lac should donate the remainder OF his
salary, after pay ing his clerk hire ana other ,gil-
This was 500, bat IL by no means represents the
Whole Oi AOmradc Fuldstelus generosity while he
hRr been On the Department stan.
Officers of the following Posts are:
b"NlEuun, Au Sable Forks-Com., 8. j. Nc
kcuziei >. v g., Ira Torrance; J. v C., Joseph
baldwin; q. H., Arba. Bruce surg. Hiram Daby;
Chap, Austin PHtIige; o. d., Frank }. Baldwin;
AWt Ilrnm Wood ;. NJ, w. w. ShipmHni q.
NJ. -, o. 5. George
David y. SIcslt, 33l, Poughkoepsio-Com.,
y v. O., john j. G,unond; Chap, Henry r.
Howell Surg, George Hahn; o. ID, Charles Par
SELL AdJL Charles " OGDEN; q. NJ, George NOss-
Ter; .. 9, Samuel Liileyi >. NJ, Frederick Nor
rlsi q. NJ. =, Alfred NHHds.
William Puleu, 5g5-Com., IT, Plato; s V. O.,
Henry Carue }. V. C., Warren Harvey; Chap d.
Van ltoeseni surg A. Ross .. d., j. NJ. Bel
KNAPP; q. NJ, Geo. s. Merritt; AdjL Cicero Wall
kerr .. g., J. EmlOnsi q. M. s., w. w. DOrity;
:. ~, J. A. Cole.
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WISCONSIN,

Officers Of the following Post are,
A. -. Hamilton, Gloom, q. l.. Clarke; a. V-C
J.. A. Richardson J N.-C. Jas. A. Bulls; Adrt
q. w. GTeens q N, W. j. Clarke; ON g., s. IA
Baker; .. D., Ar ID. Burdiok O. O.. A. = Bulls
SURF, y y. Meigiofi ,. d., J. T. Davidson Chap.
E w, Tanner
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YnsAI $50 K MBALL GUITAR FOR SO.
u naHl, Am. Ma r Fully warranted every
T,4-,ll-,ctig,T, way Send Si:WilI snip C. o. o. ~
- 80 pay 50 90 bal nee After a liTFial,
A++1-9 |Ea q Root 81 Sons. Sole Agtss for ",
N2&4G4t Is. 145 Wabash Avenue, Chicago Ill :
s.-tt.1u lus National TEIDanA
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VERMONT

Officers Of the following Post ares
Marsh, ~ Frank Ilu-Com, q. H. Whiuemore;
- N.-C, H. 4. WEIGH; J. V.-C.. q. J. Hun; AdTt
d. q. FOmeroyi surg, J. N. Lane; Chap. r. r.
Barnun; ON a. l.. Hopkins; o. H., j. Melee
tcrsi o. O., j. III. hHubOrni =. n, L. IL. Mauley;
ON -, D. =. Cleveland
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DEAR TRIBUNE: At "a Joint installation Of ROb't
Anderson Post aud Corps, Aberdeen = D. the
retiring President Jessie Campbell, was presented
by Louise Hausor, her successor, on behalf OF the
Corps with gold recognition pin. This Corps i
now the largest in the Department, having 80
members, the next ia size having As. The meet
ngs are well attended aud the officers strive To DO
perfect ga all their work. A literary program is
rendered at nearly every meeting. They are now
preparing "A box 10 send TO the Soldiers Home at
Hot Springs.
AT Faulkton, a feature In connection with their
ceremony was the presentation by the members OF
the Relief Corps their reelected President Belle
II. Mccoy, Of abeauiiiul recognition pin AS token
Of affection and esteem. Our sisters having com
petely won the palm from the comrades for fine
ceremonies had full sway for the rest Of the even
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AEND for free Catalogue OF Books Of Amusemenls
G. speakers, Dialogues. Gymnastics, Calisthenics,
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MAGIC LANTERNS 5 5as. Yo og @sPs s1@ 5ss
nee. McAllister OpCi1u 40 Nassau ST. New York City.
Mention The National Tribune.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-01
The Cigarette Law.

An Act to prevent the sale, furnishing or
giving of cigarettes or cigarette paper,
or any substitute thereof, TO minors and
TO provide penalty for same.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Tennessee,
That it shall be a misdemeanor for any
person n, firm or corporation to sell, give
or furnish any cigarettes, cigarette paper
or any substitute for the same, to any
minor in the state.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That
any person, firm or corporation violating
the first section of this act, shall upon
conviction, be fined not lees than SIC
nor more than $50.
SEo. 8. Be it further enacted, That the
Judges of the Criminal Courts, and Cir
cult Courts of this State with criminal
jurisdiction, shall give this matter in
special Oh arge to the grand iuries of the
county.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage,
he public welfare requiring it.
Passed March q, 1891.
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the nerves and Injuries the digestion.
Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic is
pleasant to take, leaves no unpleasant
taste, APPROVES the digestion and builds
up the entire system. No cure no pay.
Away with the bitter, nauseating, mas
ty, sweet-tasting Chill Tonics. Use
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pleasant to the taste as rock candy syrup.
The children cry for it, the mother wont
live without it, and the servants slip it
from the side board. 1t aids digestion,
contains no quinine. arsenic or strych-
nive, tones up the system, aud is warrant
ed. No cure, no pay.
In Cheatham's Tastelsss Chill Tonic
will be found sweet without a parallel
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the production of the well known A. B.
Richards Med. Co., of Sherman, Texas,
and guaranteed to cure.
We have received hundreds of testi-
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Following is the report made by ]. r.
SWeeton TO the State Agricultural De-
partment His report is based upon in
formation gathered from every district
in the Comfy. When less than 100 per
cent, the condition or acreage does not
equal that Of last year:
Wheat, acreage compared with 1890,
% per cent; condition compared with
fnll crop, lis per cent; damaged by
freeze, .O5 per cent.
Oats, acreage compared with 1890, 20
per cent; condition compared with full
crop 30 per cent.
Corn, acreage compared with 1890,
Ito per cent.
Clover, acreage compared with 1890,
112 per cent; condition compared with
full crop, 125 per cent.
Meadow Grasses, acreage compared
with 1890, ITO per cent; condition COM
pared with full crop, ITO per cent.
Irish Potatoes, acr, age compared with
1890, IS per cent.