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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
INSPECTING THE SEA GIRT CAMP.
THE JERSEY CAMP NAY BE MADE a MILITARY
PosT-MvsTERING ~ VOLUNTEERS


OFFICERS COMMISSIONED
Sea Grit Nav (SpeciaD.-fieutcnant T. Bentley
Mott a,de-de-carnp on Major-Gcneral Mcrritt's
staff led the camp grounds and surround
Ing country to-day. In company With General
Plume Colonel Clark and Major Howard. He Gd
not express any official opinion. but Governor
VOORHEES, believes that tho camp VIII be accepted
as a military post for he troops OF Pennsylvania
and New-Jersey He held n conference th:s after
noon with owners Of property which adjolns tho
camp ground. 20 ascertain on what terms It might
,. ,nmtyorartly coded 70 the Government for war
purposes.
The seven members o. the lst Regiment who
c.nched in the muster were dismissed from i"e
service to-day and lett camp. peted with mud ana
followed by the jeers and scornfu LOOKS OIL '"'''
former cornraGos Colonel Campbell restrained the
angry soldiers saying Now. boys. you re gong
With me and am eoing with you. bat these fellows
want 10 stay home. Let them 10 there. hrce
cheers for Colonel Campbell were given with hearty
goodwill and the tlTnid volunteers who had come
here for "A good time sneaked quietly out OF camp
and returned 20 Newark. and now the episode Is
onY remembered ms an OBJECT "ss"h ''a' '"'
scarcely be forgotten.
The Board o. Medical Examiners finished eNafn'h
,,c the ls, Regiment today and began Win COM
any A. OF Asbury Park. Sd Regiment tn" total
NUMBER OF reflections in The LIST Regiment was ~
COMPANY +. Is, Regiment was mustered In his
/ ontcnants Robert Berry and sidney W. Allen.
,.r,enau, Berry enlisted as private In order 10
On 20 The from; and was nppoinied to 81; vacancy;
e., ,,s formerly an officer OF the AN Regiment OF
re ci,v only three were rejected IN TINS
company g., ror,-,.r, yoe ,nrs;crcd I'm al
49, ~. CaD.nin Butler The officers OF company
are Gaptain Or!n =. Runyon; first lieutenant j..
- az ,r," second lieutenant James T. Van liou-
-. tn" Medical Board rejected only two mem
bcrs of the company
rr.,,on n j. May 7.-Comm!ssions were issued
| a., from the Adjutant- Generals Office 70 the
o~ceys Of the lst Regiment Now-Jersey Volunteers
Of Newark. now at Sea Giri The reeimentoI ON
VI ,,se,oncd are: Edward a. Campbell.
GERS coH,'' uehcr Erchnall, lieutenant colonel.
ienry Freeman ch Ear, cn Phns ana
Erank and adJatant Georgs shursh ts1
| lieutenant an" ines Il English ard s. Harbourne
an a1s yGI iirs, lieutenant and assstan, surgeon
HaIuWUa"' Madison Hare. captain ana chapiair'
INC i,oon,,nanv officers commissioned are thos' VINO
vent 70 sea Gr wl5a a i rcqme n Will be- commits
| Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
AFTER GOVERNMENT MONEY.

.puy MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT HERE OvERRUN
ny AGENTS FOR PROPRIETARY ARTICLES.
From, carly morning until late In TIE afternoon
tho Office % the Medical Department. United states
Army I'm the Army Building. Is invaded by con-
,,uous file Of agents OF proprietary articles winch
ar, they say Just what the Government needs.
The agents are loquacious and persistent. ana the
hrodsa, of ycluhili,y is only withdrawn after they
have been convinced that all medicines must be
M sscd rpon by the Surgeon-Gcneral AT washington
mock looking man entered the Office yesterday
afternoon. and after unwlapplng mys;eT:ous-lo0N-
Inc package placed IT on the table
w. hovo all heard about the discomforts OF
Cuba he said but with my Comforting Powder
..n a. rho hands OF the Government. lie In Cuba
9TH have no hardships The soldier who once gets
a nackage OF 1t will never be without H. It's great
Nh Gentlemen. my wife keeps ME poor buying 1t
Cor her She uses so much OF II that am sorry
,,,, aver took home a package. I'll tell you how
Uncovered this valuable article. l was formerly
! uuroct,,,oner in a small town In Connecticut. When
y as overrIn with patients / used 20 send them
% a Young doctor In the ncignborhood When l
atl that I noticed that my practice began 10
dn,,die and those sent away never came back
we'll I began investigate, and l found that the
Ssc,or had n simple remedy which he gave his pa
In. md which they all thought was great.
- You never give US Comforting Powder they
said. when asked why they forsook me.
4, 7 nlaced In on the market and In few months
the demand for II was enormous Now I'm going TO
turn II over 10 the Government. and the conquest
NJ cuba will he an easy matter Yes. thank YOU
I'u send a box TO Washington at once. The au-
tho-ites ought not to be kept In Ignorance OF this
Messing any longer than Is absolutely necessary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
EVENING PARADE AT 40 O'CLOCK.
PACIFIC COAST VOLUNTEERS.
THE MUsrER1So IN OF TROOPS GOING FORWARD

RAPIDLY.
San Francisco May 7.-AfteT two weeks given 10
preparation and enrolment. and two days OF phys!-
cal examination at the armory. the actual work OF
swearing IN the Is, Regiment OF the Guard as
United States volunteers has taken pace.
Tho Let Regiment in camp will include 100 men.
orlcers and pr.vates ali tod. OF these e72 en-
listed men and Atty-eght officers. or the latter
there Eve held officers six officers on the reg!
mental staff twelve captains. twelve FIRST leuten-
ants twelve second lieutenants and three med.ca!
officers.
At the armory. or Tenth and Market SITS. the 4s2
men who have been enrolled for the two batteries
physical examination and sworn in after tho quota
OF infantry.
The eth Regiment y. @ c. ono thousand strong
arrived here to-day from Los Angeles. and will be
mustered in Immediately the 2d Regiment. CALI
forn.a Volunteers. on their arrival they ac-
corded a splendid reception. thousands OF peop.e
gathering along their line Of march from the ferry
aaes
Tacoma. Wash. May About, 20 per cent OF The
members OF the National Guard companies thus
far examined by the surgeon at Camp Rogers hay.
failed pass account Of physical disability. \
meeting OF the Inc officers OF the regiment was
held and an expression was given by some OK tho
company cOmrnar !ers that I: the sam, percentage
OF companies were rejected they would take their
companies home and make attempt TO be
gram. which aent 10 Washington. asking that
the examining and mastering officers be instructed
admit llne officers OF the regiment. without sub
J.cting ;hcm 10 the physical examination
Portland. Orc May 7.-Captain Kendall. L. 6. A.
has begun mastering into the regular service the
Oregon National Guard. About 10 per cent OF the
men examined were rejected by The medical exam
irer. Governor Lord tclegTaphcf ire War Depart p
ncnt asking that the regulations be modified. II IL
understood that one battalion ~ ne oregon Ma.
tional Guard will be sent TO San Francisco next
Wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

philadelphia. Nay THE sunooa' vixen
,ormcrlv the yacht Josephine. owned by A. A. g.
W,dener. left League Island Navy i"'u 'n'S ~
c,o ,essrd Marcus Hook. fifteen miles be-
noo ,A,g ci,v at 2:5O o'clock. on her way 10 sea-
She has her aInqniiSn on samp 5 Meet
EeVeu o,, waters The Vixen carries battery oi
IN naobt guns Of which four are S-pouhae: orinS
others are automatic Ipou"oe'' e"'
Ssn .hots q minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
FATHER SHERMAN MADE A CHAfLAl-N'
son OF GENERAL SIBERIAN TO SERVE IN
THIS CAPACITY.

s., Louis May The son OF the late Genera
yvu.,orn r sherman the Rev Father Thomas Sher-
man. has been appointed chaplain OF the ith Regi-
lucnt Missouri National Guard.
Father Sherman declined 70 express an opinion
o. the consequences Of war. lie said that he con-
adhered Il his duty 10 serve his country lie was
asked NV Colonel Corey Of the 4th. to accept the
Tiecc ~ chariain and readily asserted He Is
familiar with camp l.fe having spent considerable
time with his father In the last war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
, DISH OF NAIL TO THE CAMP.

The men IN Camp Black are not forgotten oy 'ne"
relatives and friends at home !. the man - l" %
.s,,a, a. an indication. Superintendent Bradley OF
49, Railway Mail Service said yesterday that eight
,,o-sand letters and ten thousand papers had been
sen, 10 the branch postofce station at Camp BACK
+, me first mail yesterday morning. and ABOUT
n.n,v thousand letters were delivered at the camp
smr,ns the day About fifteen thousahl letters ana
rreat quantity OF papers reached the camp on the
day before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
Az IRISH BRIGADE FORMED.
CHICAGO. BOSTON AND NEw-YoHK WILL EAch
FURNISH REGIMENT.

Chicago. May Am Irish brigade OF three fully
recruited regiments 1t Is announced 'o-aay' WILL VIII
Ia o%ered TO the President enrly next week mo
81, rxecu,ive will be asked 20 appoint as tho
hr,radier-gcneral an Irish officer from the Regular
Army 49, ~.
Tho reg,ments are stationed in three c'ties-Chi-
caro- Boston and NewYork. Concerted action mas
becn effected through letters and teiesrams among
,he,r commanders With favorable action ~ WASH
lion the Irish brigade of tho United states
'.rmv VIII consist Of CaH-na-Gael GUARDS OF t,.S
ha IIIhe rnian Rifles OF Boston and the lrlsh-
American Military Union. Of New-iorA
DEAF AND DUMB CADETS WANT ~ ri'h i
Jefferson City. No. May THE Dear ana DuH,o
,-ad.,s a, the State school AZ Fulton. the only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
NUN CT PATHS MOVEMENTS.

Cane May y. j.. May The auxiliary cruiser
St Paul. which anchored or mere ABOUT ~ . cioon
49,, or,ir1 weighed anchor at O'Clock this az
tnrnoon She sailed in southwester,y direction
Later she appeared OF Cape May Polnt ana USED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
,,.rt,s FOR NAVIGATING THE CHESAPEAKE'

baltimore. May Colonel Peter C. Hams Corps
- engineers United States Army mas issued ING
following: ,,,o, ., ~. p,,an.co
49, and Chesapeake Bay In time OF war are
hrrcbv modified to read rs follows
IAN steam vessels using the channel on the
sontbwest side Of Fort Carroll must pass between
we - ox,end from near Fort Carroll 10 a
lhese bnu; two miles southeastward. Steamers OF
pom. :, NO foot draught or more must pc toWeu
twentyL ~ dstsnce not turning their propeers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
LUDWIG BAUMANk g. COMPANY,
200 to 20S West 3oth St.,
NEAR sTH AVE.

other regiments OF the First Brigade. still hopes to
be allowed 10 show that his men are ready for
service The order which the unwilling mem.
bers OF the 18th Regiment home may result In CIV:
that General Butt who went 10 Albany with Colo
rel Bartlett. Endorsed the petition OF the I'd Hegl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
FILIBUsrERING STORES RELEASED.

PACKAGES OF AMMUNITION AND DYNAMITE
SEIZED ON THE BERMUDA TO BE SENT
TO THE INSURGENTS.
The ammunition and stores seized on board the
eteamer Bermuda OF Liberty Island IN January.
1896 as she was leaving port for Cuba with large
fNbusterirg expedition IN charge OF General Garcia
on board have since been held by the Government
on Governors Island and IN caro- Of the Depart.
ment OF Combustibles in this city All these stores
have now been ordered released by Attorney-Gen.
eral Griggs. They will he sent at once 70 Iamps'
Fla whence they will be forwarded to the Cuoana
The stores consist Of five hundred thousand rue
cartridges three hundred pounds Of dynamite sew.
eral cases of revolver cartridges ard quantity o.
small arms
Colonel Emmett r. Ocott. attorney Tor L. y S'
Esnin from whom the stores were purchased re.
celved notice OF the decision from secretary hsS
Yesterday and the request Ok the Dst.issIAuuU r
noy General Burnett. United states MaIsha' 81.
kc turned the stores and ammuni,on Sser " ~
0uortarnaster at Governors Island Inc proceeo'
ings In court were dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

r.,.o ., absence is granted 10 all officers and
- al ,ocn 81 ihe National Guard. VINO are mus
'd into the service Of tho United states as ABOVE
- ,he limo n ~ are IN sucl service. ,
rhc Secretary Of war has decided that az az
soiutelv necessary expenses tor the .npsF.een.e'
ion ia, ltoring and generally the inainte-
nanca ~ volunteers during ne interNNl b't"rrh
ther enrolment 'enlislment' ana th'ir ,nus'S, ,o
,airc svvoriD INTO the service Ot the nied Slhcs
~ vyiu lc ret by tho Government ~ INC Nhl,,a
e,at.s from the proper appropriation ~ me az
,cS,l ~ INC soy, raj STAFF departments OF the Army
r,rtia,d yn.cnc.s FOR all expenditures herein au.
horiz.d VIII ne Forwarded 20 tho war prpr,uiIn'ths
- "'.i,, and uavr1ent The vouchers should be
ccr,ncd by officers OF the proper san departments
o,I ,nnroved hv the mastering officer -,
IN Commanding officers OF tho camps AZ Temp
s,oad md near I,ekskl are charged win the ex-
ocuion OF this or@cr far as It's provisions reia'e
10 service under them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
COLONEL GRANT wArCHFUL.

In the lith Regiment Colonel Grnni Is making MI
preparations to do ell his mastering at ono time.
III. BAYS he nnds great difficulty In studying oHt Il
solution 81 the conflicting laws on musi"ring ana
that. IN hls opinion, 1t wou.d be fnu'h '"S'er ~
muster IN a body u civilian volunteers man 70
t-aqsf5rm the National Guard cfgdhi1"N"N3 mo
-n!,cd States Army bodies III the shorI ui' u.
which IN, work - expected 10 l." dun" '"Ioi'I
Grant probably passes moro tim" IN Inc ''m',I'y
strcc;s % his command Than any oihcr coioh'. on
IN. grounds He gives much II hts time Gh'Iy 10 u
personnel Inspection # his mems quarters. WI "it''
10 So. tn: they well provided Tor ana com
Portable His popularity with ms oh''e'' anu pa
Yates grows dailj. a.. c.,.-.l
captain T. nradlce Strong. Of Brigadier-''cnera,,
c.o,pc Moore smiths command has recoVeIed
from the injury which he received On fdhy "'.l'.
attempting 10 capture n runaway horse Iie pahseu
An hour or moro yesterday IN the taH'!e; -, ..
Eln. practicc for the regiments VII nE' a. "a,
cree.Irnoor on Tuesday. Il IS believed ! ms "oih
an ofer that iay be one Of the important details
q. ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
PASTORS WHO WILL PREACH.

The sodiers OF Hampstead Plains VIII lack no
opportunity to-day to attend rehsious SERVICES "
sid.s meetings to De held morning. afternoon ana
evening bv the Young Mems Christian Association
and the Salvation Army each regiment VIII h''d
di,.,rc service The services 81 the regiments WIZ
hc conducted by the following clnrgymen, ISL me
b., IT. George K Van De Water. OF Manhattan,
gan The Rev William J. H. DAILY OF Mahha,t''i ;
-, Professional. the Rev. carl schwartz oi wan
ha.,,,. an the Kcv John l.. Adams. or brooklyn
i.,h thc Rcv J .. Wilson. OF BiOokiy n. - ~ an,
re- Uarycy Stork Fisher. u Buffalo Inc 20 anu
~ t,-d,isdral l. yiments Will attend services con
,Inctnd Inv tho ministers named. Assistant Sutbeo,'
r-rali made arrangements yesterday lor III" nus'-
..t rnriion ~ the services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
PASSENGERS FROM PORTO RICO.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
,ba \ory.gian steamer Bratten from Porto Rico
were Felix W. Preston United States Consular
Aren't at Ponce. Mr. Preston said that he had
considerable property In Porto Rico and left Ponce
in order 10 bring his family TO this country for
safety There was excitement at Ponce but the
United States Consul-General had retired from the
country and the island was placed under martial
law Mr. Preston's family consisted OF his wife
and four children. one. a child OF six years. named
Felico Encarnaconcita Preston, died when the
steamer was two days out. The body was brought
~ cantain Holm OF the Bratten said that when the
steamer lef; San Juan on April % there were three
Snanish gunboats and one cruiser In the harb?s.
and there was great activity on board the vessels
In In the town the people were either drilling OF
fnnreeson there that the American and span.
ish fleets would meet near San Juan and q great
naval battle would occur In few days.
THE SAN FRANCISCO AT PROVINCErOwN.
Proyincetown. Mass. May THE cruiser San
Francisco returned to her anchorage here at
o'clock this morning after nights cruise along
the coast.
NAVIGATOR KILBURN GOES TO THE ALLEN.
Provincetown. Mass. May 7.-Navigator Kilburn.
Of the United States cruiser San Francisco has bsen
detached and assigned to the command Of tho yeehs
Aleeu. now at New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
urcKED FOR SHAVING.

The frs. court-martial at Camp Black was hel'
on Friday evening At III. expense OF CORPORAL a ~
Wesley Company H. l4th Regiment. Corporal N's-
,,,.s offence was a nagrart violation ~ rule set
down nv the "non-coms' Of the rei-imcnt that non"
-, them should shave while In camp '"rpuI a.
Wcsl.y's face on Friday WAS covered win gro" !l
y, ,,ci black whi<kcrs In the evening the gro" IN
h,d disnrI.ared The loss was quickly noi'i ~
n,s cn,rrades and the court martial was ''t'', H.
I'm Iicutcuani NJ o. Callahan IS Judge-"iVo'hl,, g.
Urrycant George Leighton as prosecuting c"uif''
Scrccaut \ X. Alcon as dcicndints ,"u"S'l' nv
"A. .. I,numan "a clerk Of the court. AFTER lohS
ns,nr devoted chiefly to points Of procedure. COR
11ornI Wesley was declared guilty and ssntcnccd 20
,rr ducklngs 1T tn" ncares; l"np IL" PuIilHII-
mn, vac inflicted by the entire court aiter Vl.o-
'ns resistance on the part OF the cupi!t =,
ounainis are still heard In camp hboul INC poor
nail IN .illtios Large quantities 81 man matter ar
ini,,,,,l "A day two at time III IN" riHin post
oire which has been established near mead Iuaf
80 I,ll There In camp more tlih on" nun,
Cr,d nostal employees. and many or these mon VII,
49, Jeiailcd 10 look after the Dr'is II the Stainai"
nc niotnrv a, the postonlcc Is not improved. T'Ie-
yhnnn Instruments have been set up In IN" chta 81
III Tho commanders Of brigadcs ana regiments ana
a. c.n,rnl Roc's tent central excha'B' mas
been established near the pos'o''co al" '''e'"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

COMPANY of It's kind In the world. have offered
their services 10 Governor Stephens TO fight the
Spaniards. This company is fully equipped and well
drilled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

CHANCES OF SERVICE.
Colonel Franklin Bartlett who went to Albany
last Sunday to ask the Governor to allow tho 22d
Regiment to 90 into active service along with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
ELECTRICAL
SHOW.
Madison Square Garden.
Weekdays--2 to IL P. M.
Admission soc. Children 25C.

evenings Diana the clothed clouds that sug-
electrical beauty be inside Madison Square Garden
They electrical clouds
here for eveboan electrical education for
wloev will with a wide-open mind.
Take plenty Ask hearts
things told below. There thousands
will help find everything.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

Generating Plant-Ba sement.
Edison's ore Superintendent Floor
Wireless Tclegraphy-F!rstB Balcony.
Aerial Fountain main Hall.
Mine Explosions-Tank. Main Floor.
Dynamite Gun-First Balcony
Marine Torpedo--Tank. Main Floor.
Moore's Chapei-Assembly Rooms
Electrical Cascade-Fourth Az. End.
Underground Trolley-Main Floor.
Third Rail Internationally Rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

Electricity in Wax-Concert Hall.
Electrical Forgc-Main Floor.
Water Freezing Main Floor.
Theatrophone-Firs Balcony.
Electrical Cradle-Main Floor.
Galvanoplastic Work Assembly Rooms.
War BullctIns-North Wall
Diamond Making-Maln Floor
Electrical Cooking-Main Floor
X-Rays-One Flight Up.
Electrical Flat Irons-Main Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
TIL, NEW GUARD ORGANIZATIONS.
ORDERS COVERING THEIR COMPOSITION AND
GENERAL GOVERNMENT

tn. Con,mandcr-ln-Chief o, the New-Tork Ma
t,onal Guard has published. through tho Adjutant-
General. order. IN which he says:
The National Guard organizations OF the state
which have volunteered 20 enter the service OF the
United States for two years. being now assembled
Il, carnn Will there be fully organized. 40 that
the cornposi;ion OF regiments Will be or Twelve
companies and one colonel one observation-disclosures
two majors adjutant extra ieu'enahV. one
Guarternlasier extra lieutenant. one surgeon TWO
assistant surgeons. ono chaplain, one sergeant
mn tor one Acknowledgement. ore CHEZ Tnu-
stefan TWO principal musicians and three hospi'a!
stewards. a companies. captain. one first neu-
tenant one second lieutenant. one nrst sergeant
ono quarierrnas sergeant, four sergean's WE'VE
corporals orc artlacer. one wagner ana hi'y-h'nc
prlvatos. Of troops. one captain one hrst heu'eh-
ant, ono second lieutenant one first sergeant. one
ouariorrnas,er-scrg six sergeants. eight cor
r-orals TWO farriers and biacksmiths. TWO 'rum-
no,.rs ono sahGler ono wagner and hfty-nine
priyates"
TIE order also directs that each enlisted man shall
D. supplied with one campaign hat, cap. blouse pair
or trousers pair OF logging. blanket. poncho. meat
can. knife. fork. spoon cup, pack. haVeTSacK ana
cant"on.
Instructions are given IN tho order 10 the equip
,ncn,. o,c and this provision IS made for the mus
term roll:
! CODY % tho rlus,cr-in roll OF each organization
must be forwarded TO tho Adjutant General upon
rersiI' az Rsi'N l1iilii4fH.'HH - 'D'''N,'
vtu l.4u. ., the oiicers appearing on me roll as
mustered u thr United States service on me mus
te:-lu roM IN column - remarks. sloul te sIa'eu,
,,..i,o names ~ men who nave not been members
~ tho organization heretofore. recruit or Trans
fcrrel from tHurhD company and regiment
The date 81 enrolment % those OF the Nauo"aI
Guard who volunteered j. the date or tho DAY on
v,hl.1 their organization ett It's home station inc
d4fo .: muster !n Will be In" day on when they are
mustered in the service ~ me United states.
When mustered into the United states service tho
regiments Wi. be known and dc5iSnateu'
Of. Of the Third
Brigade ,.,.
IL, Regiment. infantry, Vow YORK volunteers
m, "a Heylnet formed = organizations o, Inc Ih'ru
pflgll~
., Regiment, Infantry New York volunteers -.
-h. "a csuert formed % organizations o, the fcurtn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-29

Make IL POI 10 see .h elegant
pattern hats and trimmed oods at
the o1eRing. Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday September 2sth. g9th snd
soth Mrs a J. Saunders Exeluslge
Mnihei
sits q D. sarndels op WI " cil..-.
torn hats vii! lc ica dis trv al
hne tiiihna ~ rnu i.naa rood5. VOID
neei ~ mrsdry 1a 'ri'rT D ..ua
w sc'
FaSrED oo Ion ir 4ri III.
house, wiz la',l Ire tfos. .nt sulr,r
II COW .nient Car furnish rs s'er,Ie rs
as to charnc.or, etc fdiras- "Slurle
Gent care LEADER.
Eodacba nt Yp..ler's rom seso.o
s2s IN.
old Moses and me best WHISTLES,
2ll, Harrison Ave 47..i
schiltz beer made Milwaukee fam.
ous on account Of It's purity, l0l.1et
Millinery opening. Wednesday.
Thursday asd Friday, this vcek. Mrs
A. p. Saunders, Exclusive Millinery.
In good times smoke Old Times dime
cigar -- Mitletoe Bar, Hsrriso Ave
In good times smoke Old Times dime
! cigar Mistletoe Bar, Harrison Ave. 5
Kodacls and hand camaras at
| Wheeler's drug store. II
Have you seen that elegant line OF
stationery at Lille & Co.'S. cost sale
for ten dass only?
Bob Moore, oiRLaFayette lind, saws
| that for constipation he has found De-
Wits Little Early Risers to be perfect.
They never gripe. Try them for
stomach and liver troubles. j. Wheel
er & Son.
Toys are cheap at Lilies drug store
now
Ask your dealer for schiltz, aud
Schlitz only. 1ul-12t
Every household shculd have Schlitz
Malt Extract. lOl.l2t
Lost-A gold lodge pin, A. 0. Il. o.
A. Finder please return to LEADER
office, and receive reward. w. A.
| LATsoN.
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