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CRESCENT STREET,
II Jewels, Waifham Watch Pride OF
the HaIiham Factory.
M EMS SIZE.

The best full SIZE WaIham Watch 70
called Crescent street This watch
ls made from the very latest MA. erials, each
part being selected b. expert workmen.
Every wheel Is perfect, every Jewel is d
precious stone, every pinion is polished TO
the highest degree. In fact, this watch isl
as the Waltham Company guarantees, "pef-
feet in construction and fDisb.' The com
pany also says in its eatalog that this 10
" the finest full-plate movement in the
world" The full plate is a T, cent improve
ment In watch making 1t is metal cover
ing all the mechanism, excepting the balance,
thus saving many bills for cleaning. The
celebrated works contain IL real ruby jewels,
compensation balance, safety -pinion stem
winding apparatus, patent Bregust hair
spring, hardened and tempered in form,
patent regulator and double-sunk dial, made
expressly for this watch. This watch Is
sold in the following cases, at the prices
named below:
No. So 14kt., 4Odwt., u s. assay case,
hunting only $50
No. 511. 14kt., gold-flled, 20 years, hunt
ing case ..... $50
No. 5l2. 14kt., gold-6lled, years, open
face. e35
No. 5ls. Gold-dIled, Is years, hunting
No. 5l4 Gold-dIled, Is years. opsn
No. SIS. Solid coin-silver, hunting or
open face S20
No. sic. Solid nickel-silyer, open face,
uuSt-pTOoi case. $50
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He.y H. Me>AeI I'D
& H. r.
DEPARTM EMIT WIS.
IOWA,

IOWA.
The Sac County soldiers monument at Sac
City, Iowa, was unvailed Nov. ~ About 1000
people were present at the exercises. Several
Posts were present, flag having been offered
by the committee to the Post having the largest
number in line. This flag was secured by
Early Post. which brought 300 comrades Hon.
A. q. Smith. Chairman of the Commission. pre-.
scented the monument TO the Board OF Super
vsors. Supervisor Wright made the speech
of acceptance. The dedication address was
made by Hon. Geo. ID. Perkins.
The memorial is constructed of Barre granite.
1t rests upon substantial stone foundation.
The first base is 8 feet square aud Is inches
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EU MONS.
Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining to
Various Organizations.

Various Organizations.
ILLINOIS,.
A, the Reunion held at Maseoutah. Nov. 21,
these officers were elected by the famous 9th
ILL.,: Pres. Isaac Clements; v.-P.'s Charles
Scheve and James Oates; Sec, Chas. Daehnert.
ST. Louis; Treas, Fred Dig. A resolution was
adopted that the Association hold annual Re-
unions hereafter, aud that the next be held "a
connection with the Southern Illinois Soldiers
and Sailors Reunion at Carbondale on Oct. 3
and a. 1895. that being the anniversary of the
battle OF COrintb, in which the 9th took q
prominent part.
INDIANA.
The 10Oih Ind, at his Reunion in Portland.
chose these officers: Pres, Capt. Harley Crok er
LaGrange; V.-P., E. A. Fobes. Lima; Sec.
Theodore Epson, Elkhsrt. Mrs. A. o. ROLAND.
Miss lisa Epson, Daughter of tho Regiment"
recited. The address Of welcome, delivered by
Mayor Bergman, was responded to by Col. r.
NJ Johnson. At the conclusion of Col. John
sons remarks. Misses Emma Hood. Lena
Burkett Minnie Robbins, and Sadie Hawkins,
with Miss Mary Huey as accompanist, sang
Swinging on the Gate" which was so heartily
applauded that the quartet gave an encore.
Miss Epson, Miss Libtie Neff. Mrs. l.. j. Bran
ner, j. @. Potter, Miss Loora Whilenacl, and
Miss Neal recited. Short speeches by Dr.
Rarick, /. N. O'Neal and DR.. Ross closed the
meeting.
PENNSYLVANIA.
VIM. Sweeley, President. Williamsport, Pa:
Reunion 131st Pa. at Williamsport Dec. Is
and IA. This date COMMUNICATES the ami
vsrsary of the battle of Fredericksburg, Va, in
which our regiment took so gallant part.
and suffered such terrible loss. Ample preps-
rations, as heretofore, will be made Tor your
accommodation. Let nothing prevent your
Gaming Az a9ida the huSy of life and
report for roll-call. Have a good time with
your comrades" the boys"-and enjoy the
many attractions of our beautiful city.
4. j. Ramsey, Secretary. Williamsport Re-
union l31st Pa. at Williamsport, Dec. Is and
IA. Headquarters will be at Reno Post Hall,
corner Fourth and Pine streets, where all COM
rades will assemble OH arriving in the city.
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MEMS SIZE
Waltham or Elgin W atch.
Offer No. 516.

Offer No. 526 is a mems size Whitman or
Elgin watch, thoroughly jeweled. compen-
sation balance and ali Improvements, STEM
wind and set apparatus. The case is solid
nickel silver, open face, and the crystal is
made of plate glass so heavy as 10 with
stand any strain. Price, delivery guaran-
teed. . $3.50
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GOLD WATCH, OPEN FACE.
Mems Size. Offer 525.

No. 525 is a mems size gold-flIed watch
with the same movement as offer No. 624,
The case is handsomely engraved and guar
anteed 10 wear 10 years; this case is open
face only, is dust proof, with heavy French
beVeled plate glass crystal to protect the
hands. The dial is OF white porcelain with
either Arabic or Roman characters. Price,
delivery guaranteed, $3.50, or with the
paper for one year SI4.9k
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14-KT. SOLID GOLD WATCH,
ENGRAVED. LADIES' SIZE.
Offer No. $40.

No. 529.-The works are manufactured
at Waltham or Elgin factories. They ara
made of the finest materials, carefully Sc
lected. The jewels are all cut and polished
in Europe, where secret processes are handed
from generation to generation. The dial is
made of the finest porcelain. The case is
made of solid 14kt. United States assay,
handsomely engraved. We will send this
watch, delivery guaranteed. S22.OO
TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
Washington, ID. o.
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GOLD WATCH, RIVERSIDE MODEL.
WALTHAM OR ELGIN.
Offer No. 597.

No. 527 is a Waltham or Elein watch,
Riverside model, containing all the latest
improvements, stem-wind and pendant set.
The case is 14kt. gold filled, Handsomely enc
CINE turned and guaranteed by the manu-
facturer to wear 10 years. Made in hunt
ing case only. We will offer this watch for
the holidays for $3.50
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GOLD WATCH, HUNTING.
WaItham or EI9in. Mems Size,
Offer No. 524.

No. 524 is a genuine Waltham or E1gie
watch containing seven jewels, compensas
ton balance, safety pinion, patent Bregue5
hair spring, and all the latest improve.
ments. The case is handsomely engraved
and guaranteed by the manufacturers to
wear 10 years. This watch is hunting case
address in the United States, $3.50, or
year SI6.26.
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LADIES' GOLD WATCH,
HUNTING CASE.
Offer No. 52S.

No. 52s is ladies' gold-filled watch. very
prettily engraved, and guaranteed to weaR
10 years The dial is of white porcelain,
the hands of blue tempered steel. The
works are either Waltham or Egin and
contain seven jewels, compensation balance,
and all Improvements. Price, delivery
guaranteed. SI3.75
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high. The second base is feet inches square,
aud foot high. The third base is 5 feet
inches square aud foot high, and on its four
faces inscribed in raised letters the names
of four great engagements of the war; viz
Shiloh, Gettysburg, Vickshurp. Winchester
The fourth base is feet inches square aud Is
inches high. 1t contains carvings its four
faces to represent the four branches OF military
service; viz, the knapsack and muskets for the
infantry, the cannon for the artillery, the
anchor for the navy, and the sabers for the
cavalry. Tho dio is 40 inches square aud 3
feet high. On its north face is an inscription,
Erected by the Citizens OF Sac County Iowa
to the Memory of Her Soldiers, Heroes Of the
War Of the Rebellion" The cap is A inches
square and % inches high, and at each corner
is S-inch polished ball. The granite struc-
ture is IL feet high and weighs over 30 tons.
Surmounting this is a copper bronze statue of
soldier at parade rest. The statue is = feet
high, and stands Oh pedestal OF copper bronze
81 inches high. The base of the pedestal is
cast in imitation Of fasccs, symbolical of the
Union.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Tue 10Th anniversary of Capt. Horace Niles
Post, ITO, of Rsndolpli. was celebrated on the
evening OF Nov % with a grand Campfire to
which comrades of other Posts had been in
vited. Among the many distinguished CON-
rades present were: Senior Vice. Commander
Joseph w. Thayer, Ins-Gen. l.. Gage, and
Assistant Inspectors w. III. Tirrell and Andrew
Jackson, of the Massachusetts, Department:
Hon. William NJ. Olin Secretary of State
Rev. Charles A. Hilton, Rev. Charles A.
Humphrey.
MISSOURI
Wednesday and Thursday. April Ia and Is.
1898. are the dates selected by the Council Of
Administration for the meeting of the 18th
Annual Encampment, AT Macon, No.
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APPLETON, TRACY & CO.
Waltham. Mems Size.

Appleton, Tracy & Co." is one of the cele-
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are full-jeweled, with 10 extra fine red ruby
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temperature, is"chronism, and position, and
all the very latest and greatest improve
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NATIONAL TRIBUNE makes an unprece4
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States at the following prices:
No. 81. Works as above in solid 14kt.
gold, 4Odwt. case, hunting $4,000
No. 5l9. 14kt. gold-fill 2O-year case,
hunting 500. SO
No. 519. 14<t. gold-flled. 2O-vear case.
open face $3.50
No. $40. Gold filed, Is years. hunt
No. 5a1. GOld-6lied, Is years. open
face. -. $1,000
No. 522. Solid coin-silver, hunting or
open face $3.50
No. 523. Solid nickel-silyer open face,
dust-proof case SI4.75
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ALL ALONG THE LINE,

Nebraska had l34 Corps on the honor roll for
the third quarter of 1894.
Department President Gertrude Horr Cor
nell of Nebraska. in last General Orders max es
an urgent appeal for help for the sufferers in
the drouth stricken districts. who suffering
for food, clothing bedding. and fuel.
Committee on Fun is the latest Corps de-
vice, originating with Corps l90 Pana, ILL.,, of
which our correspondent, Ellie r. Kennedy,
makes such interesting reports. Comrades j.
II. Glasgow and DR.. Eherle are said to have
filed the position to the letter.
Past Department President Isabelle T. Bag
ley, Chairman OF the Relief Committee of Haz-
lett Corps, GAINESVILLE, has been very successful
in securing subscriptions for the relief fund.
upon which the demands have been very num-
erous this Fall.
Past National President Elizabeth Darcy
Kline, who has been visiting her daughter at
Scranton, Pa, has been called TO her home in
California. much TO the disappointment of Ohio
friends whom she had promised to visit upon
her return trip after Thanksgiving.
successful sachet party and entertainment
was given at Memorial Hail. South Boston. by
Dahlgren Corps, 20. of which that untiring
worker, Lue Stuart Wadsworth, is President.
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Recorded Honors-A Jewcled Offering.
Patriotic Banncrs--A Flower S"ciai-f"r
National Treasurer History of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps-A ctfvities All Along the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Poor Sport and Small Attendance al
Jerome PARK.

Jerome Park, n. j., Oct 4.-This was
get away day here and was, if anything,
as dull as any Of the preceding days of the
meeting. The track was wet and heavy,
scratching was done by the wholesale and
the attendance was extremely small. The
American Jockey Club handicap, at a mile
and quarter, was the principal event on
the ca d, but on account of the withdra W.
ais resolved itself into a match race be-
tween Banquet and Sir Excess. Banquet
won by neck
Summaries follow:
First Race-The Titan Course. Halton. 1i5
Doggett, 70 8, won, with Black Hawk second
and Fllrt third Time .223i
Second kace-SiX furlongs. Doe Colt, 1:3
Eoggett, "a 10 8, won, with Nakipook second
and Havoc third. lime i:l7H
1hlid Race The American jockey Club
handicap, one and onefour miles Banquet
l20. boggett, 70 ~, won with Sir Excess sec
ond Time 2i5A.
tourth Race-tour furlongs. Benefactor. i0l
n. Tribe : 10 I, won. with Rufus second and
Pouch Colt third. Time 30.
Fifth Race--Six furlonrs Halton. ii3. Dog.
gett, ID 70 g. won, with Gov Sheehan second
and Longbridge miro. Time III
Sixth haoc-One mile. Little Matt 0S, Crit.
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I'm. to s. won. with Jodan second AMI McIn-
tyre third. Time 49,.
Seventh Race-Five and half furlongs
Utica, los, Sims . 10 5. Won. with Jewel sec
ond and Beauregard third. Time l;ll@.
AT LAToNIA PARK.
Cincinnati. Oct. 4.-The track was fast,
the card excellent. most of the finishes
close and exciting at LatOnia. In the first
race four horses came under the wire noses
apart and an outsider. Sadie Hord, at y
to /, beat the TO l0favorite, Strathrol, by
a nose.
The second race was full of mishaps. only
five horses finished, although nine started
Text was left at the post. just past the
half mile post. Penniless and Merry Mon
arch closed in on Robin Hood, who stun
bled and fell. Millboy fell over him and
Clayton, on Ten Spring, who was just be-
hind, pulled up 10 avoid fall Vanku-
ran and }. Hill. the jockeys on the tw 0
fallen horses, were not seriously injured.
Summaries follow:
won with Strathol second and Alethia Allen
third. Time l.43la.
Second Race-Six furiongs Salvation 6 to
], won, with Penniless second and Merry
Monarch third. Time i:l5%.
Third Race - Handicap. one and one
sixteenth miles. Buckwa, 0 to s. won with
Pocahontas second and Darevla third. Time
I:48As
Fourth -Edgewater handicap, six fur
longs Key Del CaredcS. 20 ] coupled with
and Katharine third. Time lis
Fitth Race-Five furlongs. ElaDo, TO 10
won, with Myrtle second and Fairchild third
Time 1903.
won, with Nalkyrie second and TOloache third
lime 1904.
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KNOWLEDGE

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-05
MAD DOGS IN wAYCRoss.
Two or Three Persons Bitten-A Negro
Doctor Threatened.

Two or Three Persons Bitten-A Negro
Doctor Threatened.
Waycross, Ga, Oct. 1.-Two or three
dogs have gone mad in this place and last
night they caused much alarm in certain
localities.
Len Faison was bitten by his dog, which
had gone mad, and his arm was painfully
hurt. the dog was killed.
mad dog caused much fright to several
persons in the vicinity of thefUnion passen-
ger depot. Several fine dogs are said to
have been bitten by the mad dog last night.
Persons on the streets to-day are shy of
dogs.
DR.. Washington, a colored physician
here. received to- day an anonymous letter
warning him to leave WaYcross before
Oct. TO- The letter stated that if he failed
TO leave he would receive mysterious
visit and his life would be ended Dr.
Washington evidently believes that the
letter is no scnool boys joke, but a serious
matter, and ne is apprehensive of danger
10 protect himself he has purchased a fine
revolver which he carries with him on his
professional rounds.
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HOW IT LOOKS OUTSIDE.
Chairman Faulkner Not in Alarm Over
the Result.

he Thinks the Democrats in the State
Did Not Realize That They Had a
Hard Fight on Their Bands-The Re
publicans, of Course, Trying to Make
Great Deal of Party Capital Out Of
the Populist Gains.
Washington, Oct. A. The result of the
election in Georgia has been much dis
cussed at the TWO campaign headquarters
to-day. Chairman Faulkner is not dis
posed to regard the slump as at all omi-
nous, and says he attributes it to the fact
that the popUlists were not regarded as
strong enough to elicit any great opposi-
ton. IF the third party had been as
strong as they appeared to be two years
ago tie result would have been what 1t
was then, " said Senator Faulkner.
Capt Mckee, secretary at the republican
headuarters, pretends q great iubilancy
over the reduced democratic majority in
Georgia, and argues from it great repub-
Ican results in other states. The repub-
licans have been on a quiet hunt for a num-
Der of districts in the south, but to-day, for
the first time, they have come into the open
and begun to lay violent hands on them by
name Capt. Mckee claims that herepub-
licans will carry the Sixth and Seventh
districts Of Alabama and when asked the
reason why shakes his head wisely and
simply says he knows thing or two. One
thing is certain, Representative benson of
the Seventh district has gotten things
badly befuddled there, but at the demo-
cratic headquarters Senator Faulkner be-
Iieves that he will be able to pull himself
out of the mire, while no fear at all is ex-
pressed for Bankhead.
Capt Mckee says the republicans will
carry the First, Second and Third districts
of Louisiana, and the Ninth and Twelfth
districts of Texas. A conservative view
will Ger yainly put the Twelfth district of
Texas IN danger, but the claims of Capt.
Mckee that the republicans will carry Rep
resentative Sayres' district is regarded as
preposterous aud absurd by Sen
ator Faulkner He is also laying
open claims to McKaig's district
in Maryland, and predicts positively
that he will carry the Anderson and
Pendleton districts in West Virginia, but
refuses to express an opinion as to the re-
suit in the second William L. Wilson's dis
trict. There are number of other dis
tricts in the south which the republicans
will try to ravish, but the ones mentioned
are boldly claimed by Messrs. Mckee and
Babcock To be forewarned is to be fore
armed, and il is well for the democrats in
these districts to know what the republi-
cans are trying if not expecting TO do.
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DIR. POPE AT CHARLESTON.
The Doctor TO Look Into Evans Deal
With the Politicians.


Charleston, Oct. 4.-Dr Sampson Pope,
the independent candidate for gov
ernor, who will oppose John Gary
Evans in the November election, ar
rived in the city by the noon train from
Columbia and is staying at the St. Charles
hotel.
DR.. Pope was seen by reporter shortly
after his arrival and was asked if there
was anything new TO be said concerning
his candidacy. He answered in the mega
tive. His main OBJECT in visiting Charles
ton he said, was to see about the printing
of his tickets.
The work would be done by the Walker,
Evans IL Cogswen Co. Incidentally he
would inquire into the existence of the
ideal" which the Columbia State had
charged was being consummated between
the Evans interest and the Charleston
politicians. DR., Pope said he would proba-
bly, be in the city for several days. He
will probably find out that his chances for
straight-Out democratic votes here are
slim. The machine in Charleston is for
John Gary Evans and while it will not be
able to give him a heavy vote it will still
give him most of the vote cast.
There is another democratic primary
to be held next week. This arises from the
death of Probate Judge A. G. Magrath
II. l.. p. Bolger, who was elected mem
Der of the House of Representatives has
resigned TO enter the race, and hence the
primary. 1t promises to be a lively race.
The entries for probate Judge are: II. L.
p. Bolger, G. f. Vonkolnitz, who was de-
feated for state senator, e. f. Milan, II. a.
deSaussure, ID. l.. Sinclair, H. L. Vincent,
b. X. Bennett and several others.
A half dozen entries will also be made
for representative.
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SPRINGER SURE TO WIN.
The Populist Candidate in His District
Withdraws.

Springfield ILL.,, Oct flames A Craw-
ford, president of the United Mine Workers
Of America, the populist nominee in this
(the Seventeenth) district for con-
gress, has signed contract TO
work for NJ. c. Keef of Pittsburg.
manager of the Willard Coal and Rock
drill Company Of Chicago, beginning Oct.
Is. The terms of the contract are that
Crawford shall resign his position as state
president of the United Mine Workers of
America, and also resign as the candidate
of the populist party for congress. This is
a bombshell in the ranks OF the republicans
of the district, who have been expecting
help from Crawford candidacy for
their candidate, Nal Connolly The demo
Gratis are cOrrespondingly elated, and as
sert with confidence that Crawford's with
drawal assures the return of William NJ.
Springer to his seat in the national legis-
lature. 1t will be impossible now for the
popuilsts TO bring forth a candidate to take
Crawford S place, as the time for filing the
nomination papers with the Secretary of
State closes at midnight on Oct s. In the
brief time allowed. the necessary names TO
a petition could not be secured.
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.REEoE IN TIE RAoF.

A Popular Rome Lawyer Wants to Be
Speaker of the House.
Rome, Ca, Oct. Capt. John H. Reece
announced to-day that he would be candi-
Date for speaker of the House He is one
of Rome's foremost lawyers, and most
popular man. He has been a member of
the legislature several times,and is familiar
with The details of House work As a par
Humanitarian he has few equals His
friends think he will make a splen-
did race His popularity in this
section is great He is a
brainy gentleman and is known through
out all this section as Honest John
Reece.u