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YnAR. ANNUAL MEAN.
EAR. YHAR. ANNUAL MEAN.

The annual monthly values will show the
distribution Of temperature through the
year.
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Ambiguous.
Perdita-Did you kiss him'
Penelope-Not much. Life.
An Acknowledgment.

Parker-Wno was that tough saw you
with today, Hicks?
Hicks-Be careful, Parker! That man
was my twin brother
Parker-By Jove! Forgive me, old man.
ought to have known.-Harper's Bazar.
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How He Could Tell.

How He Could Tell.
Mr.. Goodman-You should tell our
doctor to call on the washerwoman's
family.
Mrs. G Dear me! What's the matter
therep
Influenza, think,
Who told you!
No one, but l notice that only two of
my handkerchief came back this week.
New York Weekly,
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At Santa Fe is the oldest military estab-
lishment on American soil, having been In
almost continuous occupation since 1902
when the Spaniards first established here
their base Of operations. Old Fort Marcy
was built by U. 8. soldiers in 1916 and the
new post was occupied few years later
Appended Il roster Of the present garrison
H Fort Marcy:
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CONSTANT SUNSHINE.
MEDICAL HOT SPRINGS.
HUNTING AND FISHING.
HEALTH AND PLEASURE
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THE
ATTRACTIONS HISTORIC AND MODERN.

Mountains Mineral Fruitful Orchards and Other Resou
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LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FEE, N. NJ, [
November, 1, 1892.
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N AVS wORK.-A reliable woman wishes
~ days work: cleaning. washlng or IRON
ulg. Mr.- WALSH. BAL East ASth.st-
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w ANTED.-Lady stenographer and Type.
w writer in bank hours 70 only
experts need apply; must give bones ~
sun sum o. S',VSo nlu't ~ haze charge Of ladies'
reception room state references. o. ienco
and conpen satlon desired. WALL STREET,
Tribune once.
yyANTED.-By an elderly genuefpen o.
w cupying pretty cottage n the n Ovua,1.
Iona k' Christian lady TO manage hs DO
nestle sfsi-s. Address y. o. Box 49,
Lakewood, ". j.. no salary.
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Uork hOanteo.
Females

AN EXPERIENCED lady stenog'apheri
a who has an office. desires 2 few puRdd'
10 be TAUGHT by practical e3peHeHce. a,
Room 2l2.
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Dressmakinq.

A FIRSI.CLASS fashionable dresSmaker
"A would Like few more good customers
cnarges moderate. from So. MODESTO, l45
Ins. loi-at.
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BROOKLYN OFFICES:
M Fuiton.st Ga COurtst., sos De kalb-
aYs.. i.2ep Besfsgdayes ~ k'wsY.
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OOAOHMAS.-foung Hnrfled man no
I-ryrr. frstciass city rfcfcnces from Tor
,''r and present emplovcr. WHO can D, s. en-
Tsil on Monday. +. II, 60 MadSoA-a'e''
.rlNnLe stAAAe.
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G0OK W0f-sEWORK, Sc.-By very
v neat American girl, . years references,
As chambs.rnald and waitress. Call at $50
9th ave.
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THE DIVISIONS.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS,.
Attention Is called by the Division Commander
to the Division Encampndent at Bushnell, COM
rnenciug June 20. The Eucampmeht promises
to be a successful one. The Colonel commanding
and his staff will arrive on Saturday June la The
elective Division Council will assemble Mon
day for the purpose of auditing the books; the En-
campment proper will also convene on that day.
Tents will be furnished for all brothers In attend
Gnce with plenty of straw. Bring your blankets
with you. As heretofore /, will be a military En-
cafppment, and. while ample accommodations can
be found In the town. is hoped that every brother
will take up his quarters in the camp. Circulars
In regard to the Encampment, giving list Of the
prizes offered, have been sent to every Camp In
sni no doubt, be large number Of Competing
companies. The following rules will govern the
competition for prizes: Companies entering the
sergeants. and three commissioned officers.
Companies entering the second class, must have
not less than IL privates, two Sergeants one
Lieutenant, and . Captain. The cavalry shall
consist of not less than IL privates, two Ser
geants and two commissioned officers. Owing to
the change in the drill regulations, It has been
decided to adopt the following rulos: LIST. Csp-
tains will be allowed their choice as to whether
they will drill with the old new tactics. No
program of drill will be made out, but each COM
uany will be allowed to execute such movements
as they desire. for the space OF 20 minutes, and will
be marked on general proficiency. ID In the
competition for prizes VIII Dc included not only
the duties of camp. neasuess Of quarters, cleanli-
ness of uniforms. arms and equipments guard
duty o, su aa e
company affairs, and. In fact, general military
bearing during the Eneampmens,
The Adjutant's consolidated report for The quar-.
ter ending March 81 shows, Number in good
standing at date Of last report 1s9 Camps. 3s01
members. Gained by organization and muster Ia.
seven Camps, aTQ members. Transfer, 81 members.
Reinstatement, 20 Camps. 573 members. Aggfe-
gate. 225 Camps, SSH members. Loss by Camps
disbsnded, five Camps. IS members. Death, I've
members. Honorable discharge. 80 members.
Transfer Is members. Suspension, 20 Camps. $50
members. Dues remtted two members. Total
loss, 81 Camps, 096 members. Number remaining
In good standing, 194 Camps. 4S75 members.
IOWA.
Phil Kearny Camp, 2, of Sibley, has plucky set
of fellows In It, Itwas the second Camp organized
in the Iowa Division, and still retains It's orig
inai number Notwithstanding the fact that ii has
"gone under" twice. No. was first organized
under the name Of William ]. Haskell Camp, by ID.
j. Spencer, Oct. 8. 1883. Discussions among the
irresponsible members broke up its organization.
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NEW JERSEY

NEW
Department Commander Richard Donnell, Of
Trenton, enlisted in Co. F. lst n. j.. As pri.
waite at the beginning of the war. he served
Gaines's Mills and taken to Libby Prison. He has
given much time, without compensation, TO the
State in the interest of the INDECENT veterans OF
the war as commissioner to buy land and 6ulld
for them suitable home. having. with his fellow
members of the Legislature of 1880 become cogni-
zant OF their need of more ample and comfortable
accommodations. He was appointed Quarter
master-General of the State jan 49, 1890. This APP
pointment gave great satisfaction to the Grand
Army of the Republic of New Jersey as well as to
the National Guard TO which organization he has
also been attached for many years,
OHIO
Jacob Ward Post 467, Pavonia-Com.. J. W.
Palmer; 8. V. c., ]. NJ. weagly: J. v. c., II. c.
Haverield; Surg. J. p. Sater; Chap, F. Osbun |;
9. NJ, J. Hursh; Adjt, NJ. II. osbun; o. D., J.
The Headquarters train for the National En-
campment to be held in the City of Washington
Sept 70 TO Sept. "a inclusive, will start from SAN
dusky at D. M, Sept IL over the Baltimore "
Ohio Railroad and will arrive at Washington mt
IL IN. on the 18th. 1t is not possible to give the
running time of the Headquarters train, save the
start and the tinish in this order but comrades or
Posts desiring detailed information can have 1t by
applying to Col. Davis. the Assistant AdJutant-
General,
The Department Commander earnestly requests
the comrades 10 make extra effort 10 attend the
National Encampment, that this Experimentation
Is The banner Department, may maintain Its rank
by all the railroad companies has been fixed at
ore cent per mile. and Posts should In making
contracts, provide that in the rate is reduced
hereafter they will have the benefit of such reduc-
non. Contracts have already been made with that
provision.
The Department Commander has already accept
ed invitations to attend several Campfires and
Reunions and will accept all invitations far as
lies in his power. He prefers that the local COM
nlttees shoId secure him quarters at hotels rather
than at private residences not because he would
not personally prefer the inequalities of comrades,
but because many comrades who desire to meet
him hesitate about calling at private houses.
While the Department Commander earnestly
urges Posts to recruit and thereby increase our
mem bership, he docs not advise Posts to ignore
lie fact that mere numbers IL not of the first con-
sideration. The character of the applicant should
be first considered, and if he is found worthy of
our eomradeshp he should be promptly recruited.
Suspended comrades. particularly those who are
under suspension for non payment of dues, and
are otherwise worthy, should be brought back if
possible, and Posts may often wisely compromise
back dues, and thus restore to active membership
comrades who have by their own carelessness, and
not infrequently by the neglect of Quartermasters
fallen so far in arrears that they find themselves
unable to pay in full.
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
Gleanings from National Headquar-
terS---Notes from the Departments
SUE PIKE SANDERS, National President

ELLA REEL COBEAN, Natlonat Secrethry-
To specially aid and assist the Grand Army OF
the Republic and to perpetuate the memory OF
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans rs need our help
and protection, and to extend needful aid to their
widows and orphans; to find them homes and
employment, and assure them of sym pathy 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 children and in the commune
ties in which we live: to maintain true allegiance
to the United States of America; to discountenance
whatever tends 10 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 perpetuate
the principles to which this association stands
pledged and who have attained the age of l6 years.
shall be eligible to membership In the Woman's
Relief Corps,
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions.
Elections of Officers, etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.
The National Encampment-Division Com
manders and Encampmenta.


manders and Encampments.
HEADQUARTERS CoMMANDERY-1N-CH CHIEF,
Sous OF VETERANS. U. s. A..
10 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
General Orders No. 5.
l. A rate Of one fare for the round trip has been
granted for the National Encampment to be held at
Montana, beginning Aug. g. 1892. by the Trans
Missouri and Western Passenger Association,
tickets to be sold Aug. to 10 inclusive; final limit
Oct. 20; transit limit 20 days in each direction.
The Committee on transportation, and especially
the Chairman thereof. has been very actively q.
work and it is confidently expected that a similar
rate will be obtained from the other Traffic Assoc
Citations.
Tickets may be procured go as to go and return
by different routes and special arrangements will
be made for trips to the Yellowstone Park and to
the Pacific Coast and it 10 hoped that very large
of becoming more familiar with the extent and
wonderful resources of the great country whose
unity our fathers struggled 10 preserve.
Representatives and brothers desiring TO attend
should communicate early with the members of
the Transportation Committee nearest them and
proceed to make up parties
As soon as final arrangements are effected with
the Central Traffic. Trunk Lines and Trans-Con-
tinental Associations q circular will be issued
giving full information az to the route TO be taken
by the COMMANDMENT Chief and party, and all
members arc urged to secure their transportation
so as to join The official train route.
2. The resignation of William II. Pierpopt Of
Connecticut, as a member of the National Press
Committee, has been received and accepted, and
George e. Conan, of Danielsonyille. Is hereby APP
pointed to Gill the vacancy thereby created.
5. Division Commanders have been elected and
installed as follows: California. Thomas A. Gil
bert, Fresno; Iowa, Lewis A. DiIey, Davenport;
Missouri, e. w. Raymond, eo4 Olive street, St.
Louis; Oregon, @. d. Drake, Portland
8. Division Encampments will be held as follows,
Kentucky, June II, at Newport; Ohio, July to 8,
at Chilicoihe.
7. In accordance with the provisions Of the Com
mandery-in- Chief Constitution the following re-
port OF the Quartermaster General of the receipts
and expenditures for the quarter ending May 81,
1892, and of the financial condition of the Order on
that date Is hereby rendered.
Receipts and Expenditures for Three Months Ending
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A New Mineral Water.

Here is the latest story credited to Bob In
Rersol: When the great pagan lived in Peoria,
H., man came one day to have him prepare
papers for the incorporation of mineral water
company. He exhibited q very handsome bot
tie and beautiful label, with an impressive
name for his spring. The Colonel admired the
label as work of art and mildly inquired
where the spring was located. 30, that has
not been looked after yet" said his client.
1--WE have got the name, and we have got the
label, and we have got the bottle. We can get
the water anywhere"
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A Cautious Man.

Hon. Amos J. Cummings relates che fslloNs
Ing story, told by John Allen, Of MissfssipDA
on Holman, the Great Director: As IN 1ias.
tration of Holman's cantiousness, it is said taAs
he was going down Pennsylvania avenue, Washs
ngton, as drove OK sheep was coming up she
street. He stopped to look az them. a menS
Der of the House, who was going by, placed hA
hand on his shoulder and saidi
Judge, those sheep appear to be shssrsd."
Eyes" replied the Judge, looking % thsQ
keenly through his glasses don this side they
do; yes, yea, on this side."
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JOHN v. b. GARRISON,

Quartermaster-G General.
q After July 81, 1892 no acquisitions for supplies
will be filled from these Headquarters, and D-
vision Commanders will therefore instruct their
Quartermasters TO order q sufficient amount of
supplies prior to that date to last their respective
Divisions until the next Quartermaster-G General Is
prepared to fill requisitions which will be prob
ably Sept. Is, 1892
8. The charters OF the following Camps have
been revoked for failure to make reports and pay
per capita tax:
Arkansas-No. l. 2, 8, 7. 10. II. Ia. is, and %
Nos. 2, S, and 7. of Texas
Indiana-Nos. 10, e. l52.
By order of BARLOW 8. WEEKS,
Commander-In- Chief
Official: RAPHAEL TOBIAS, Adjutant General.
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was elected Coc,R@nxoS
by the handsome yoss II
l69 against % for Ddyie
ion Inspector Charles u,
Rooney. Of Winchester,
who was also q cAndiaAss
for the position. Yne
vote given Brother Dsz-
ano clearly demonstrates
his popularity among The
members of the Order ia
this State. The following
Is n roster of the Dfvfsioa
officers Of the Msssachu-
sets Division for shs en-
suing year; 9. Y. Div,
Com. Albert O. BiafsaelI.
Lowell; j. V. Div. Com,
J. ID. Seymour, WhateIeyy
Chap. u. NJ. Travis, Hol-
listOn; Adj't, II. r, WIZ
Hanson. Canton , Q. H.,
G.. 5. Wentworth, Caatont
Ins., G. F. Cook, Whfsl
Mastering o@oer,
f. b. Estes, Broestou
Surg, James 7. Victims,
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Something He Could Nos Forgive.


"No," said q citizen, when asked II he ssst4
contribute anything to the relief Of he ke44
sufferers, u don't think / will"
"Can't afford IL, eh?"
DIT isn't that, but the last time gsvs semef
thing for charity one Of the papers spelled -
name wrong"
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In the Suburbs.

Mrs. Suburb Goyously)-My dear, I've 50
ceeded In getting a servantgfrl at last % ~
the kitchen and kiss her.
Mr. suburb-Kiss herr
Hrs Enthusiastically. had 10 HgDty1
that she should be treated - one U -
family,
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but In 1885 the Camp was reorasnised. But sAors
while it stood, for many OF the members preferred
smusemenis to duties. The Camp was muxtsrrd
for the third time May H. 1888 with 10 ebart-r
members. In 1852 A. W. ATcCallum was CHOSEN q,
WELD the gavel. Geo. A. Rooney Senior Vice Com
mander, G. ID. Eckerman Junior Vice Commander
Only the pluck Of half a dozen members has carried
the Camp through its troubles. The boys are
doing their best and need encouragement bns
under the present command they will meet succesx
The Commander is under heavy expense. He rs
editor OF good little paper published 10 abe IN
teres, OF the Sons OF Veterans. Let Us hsar more
from Campo
KANSAS.
W. V. Culver Buckln: Camp C3 was u,uz.sr>S
In at Greensburg the other day by the brothers q
NO 20. with the following the new od1carar
Com. +. e Myers; 3. v. O., J. w Davist = " O.
d. A. Small; First Serg't, John Kane The bevs
started out with % members. and good set Of nsn
at the head. The Camp bids fair to make a larxv
one, as they have plenty Of available timber 70
work IL was through tbs fundamentally Of
the brothers OF z. H Madison Camp, 20 Buoklfn
that brought this Camp into existence and Ne
justly feel proud Of the fact. At our inspection
May 20, we rated 90 per cent, which was exceed.
ingly well, it being our first inspection Our Canp
fund was replenished Memorial Day with aAous
SIS by running an ice-cream stand. The boys voted
unanimously for the old ritual and more especially
for the old titles of Captain The titles a. thay
are now sound most too high and out Of place II
ton.
KENTUCKY.
Rev. f. NJ MeNullen. Lebanon, has puhissAsS n
stirring address to the sons of Veterans and Trad
Army. IL is intensely interesting and al sheaA
read il.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
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A Vital Difference.
Young People.

IfUuHy IsUPleI
Wickars-I don't believe there ID mzoh dt6a
ference between genius and insanity.
Vickars-O, yes there is q heap. The -
natic ia sure of his board and sloshas.
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THE GRAND ARMY.
News From The DepartmentS---New
Posts, ETC.
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.
Preparations for the Twenty-Sixth Annual
Meeting of the GAR.

Reunion of the osth and 147th Pa. and Knap's
Pa. battery viii take place at Washington, d. C.,
during the Encampment Address Lieut. Col.
John p. Nicholson, Secretary, lS9 South Seventh
street Philadelphia. Pa.
Capt w. II. Norton. Registers Office, Treasury
Department. New York City: Reunion 14th N "
H Art at Washington, ID. c., Sept. 81 Comrades
will be notified later of place of meeting by clr-
cular
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That
All-GOne
ESE#7
or NHl
Faint Feeling,

cause of this feeling is
weakness, or irregularit,,
1t matters little from VIII;
instant relief may alwa,
Lyaia E. PinkAam's
1t is the only Positive
Cure and Legitimate
Remedy for those pc
culiar weaknesses and
ailments of women. It
acts in perfect harmony
with the laws that gov.
ern the female system
under all circumstances.
All Druggists sell II, or sent
by mail, in form Of Pills or
Lozenges, on receipt Of y 4 90.
Liver Pills, CSC. Core
spondence freely answered.
Address 10 confidence,
LYDIA Z. PIHRnAM MED. Co.,
LYNN, MASS.
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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining "a
Various Organizations.

Various Organizations.
tTHE NATIONAL TRIBUNE wants the addresses OF
ali Regimental Secretaries for 1892, '93. Reunion
notices should be sent in early, and viii be pub.
lished once in this column.l
COLORADO.
Isaac Chilberg La Courier, Wash, ask. how
many of the LIST Colo. battery will be ut the Worlds
Fair next year in Chicago. The UNDERSIGNED will
try to be there Please write him, boys, and lac
will answer.
INDIANA.
II. C. Henson, French Licki There will be
Soldiers, Reunion held at West Baden. Orange Co,
on the 18TH, 18th and 18th of August. A cordial
invitation Is extended to all soldiers and their
families.
MICHIGAN.
?. r. Badly. Secretary: Reunion 18th Mich. at
Three Rivers July q aud Is.
MINNESOTA.
II. G. Whitney, Secretary, Minneapolis; Reunion
let MINI. at Capitol Building, ST. Paul, June ~
All come.
MISSOURI.
NJ. n. Neihardt, Box q. Hermitage Reunion of
The ex-Federal Soldiers and Sailors, Association
Department of the Pomme de Terre composed Of
| the Counties of Hickory, Polk, Dallas, Camden.
and 81. Clair VIII be held at Hermitage Hicko
County, Mo-, Aug. 3-5 Now ready, a roster Civ
Ing the name, company, regiment, and address OF
all soldiers who have attended either OF the four
Reunions OF the Department of the Pomme de
1eTTe, hlpiaDelicalAy arranged by states and
merically by regiments IL contains nearly 2 900
names and addresses. and is well printed in large
type.
OHIO.
John w. Ingrim, Secretary, Mt Sterling, Re-
union D3th Ohio In the Opera House here Aug. g.
All members not receiving notices heretofore will
notify Secretary. An entertainment will be given
in the evening.
NEW YORK.
Charles A. Knox, Co.'S. K and D, 9Th n. Y. II. A.,
wants 10 know ~ there has been a Reunion OF
his regiment. IL not. he suggests that there be
one at the National Encampment.
The annual Reunion and basket picnic of the
surviving members of the 10Th N Y will be held
June % With comrade Ely, a. Faleoner. at the
junction (Faeoner Crossing) of the n. Y, r. & 0.
and Is. d . w. with the d., A. v. & T. X. RI also
connected with jamestown (of which IL Is q suburb)
by tho electric street railroad cars
II: i. tambaeh Secretary, Buffalo: Reunion
10th n. Y. at Stambach's Store III Seneca street.
Buffalo. Boat will be taken for trip.
VERMONT.
r. i. Parker, Coventry: Reunion Co. f. 9th VT.
at Strasburg June 25 II being the Goth anniversary
OF the organization OF the company at that place.
All comrades are requested TO be present with their
families
WISCONSIN.
J. w. Hinkey, Sd Wis, West Superior saws that
q history OF his regiment has been published by
the association, and can be obtained of Gen L. T.
Bryant, Madison, for $780, THE NATIONAL TRIB
USE published an extensive notice Of this admira-
| bic work few months ago
c. W. Rehfeld. Horizon: Tho third annual Re-
union OF the Dodge County Veterans Association
will be held at MayvilIe. In said County Wiscou-
| sin, on the 18th aud 18th of June Every soldier
and his family living in said County and adoin-
| Ing County are Invited.
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lTHE NATIONAL TRIBUNE wants the addresses of
ali Regimental Secretaries for 1892, 49, Reunion
notices should be sent i'm early, and will be nub-
lished once in this column
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COLORADO.

Isaac Chilberg. La Courier, Wash. asks how
many Of the LIST Colo. battery will be ut the Worlds
try to be there. Please write him, boys and he
will answer.
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INDIANA,

n. G. Henson, French Lickt There will be ,
Soldiers Reunion held at West Baden. Orange Co
on the 18TH, 18th and 18th of August. cordial
invitation Is extended to all soldiers and the.,
families.
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KENTUCKY,

At the annual Encampm ent Of the Massachusetts,
Division. held at Milford June ard 3 Sen!o. Vtcs
Diysion Commander Walter Il Delann ~ g..