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DEPARTMENT AND
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS

CoNMUTATIoN OF TRAVEL AND SUE
sIsTENcE.-Old soldiers who were the
gamers by the old statute of Jan. II. 1872.
and amendments (since sections 1883 and
1890 Revised Statutes, allowing dis
charged soldiers one days pay and sub
sistence Communication for every 20 miles,
by shortest travel route. from place OF
discharge TO place OF enlistment, will
doubtless be interested to know that the
Army appropriation of May 20 repeaIs
the former law, which was relict of the
days before railroads and steamboats,, and
substitutes the following:
THAT hereafter when an officer shall be
discharged from the service, except by
way of punishment for an offense, he
shall receive for travel allowances from
the place of his discharge to the place of
his original muster into service. four cent?,
per mile; and an enlisted man when dis
charged from the service, except by way
of punishment for an offense, shall re-
ceiye four cents per mile from the place
of his discharge TO the place of his enlist
ment, enrolment, original muster into
service: Provided further, That for SCI.
travel on discharge. to. from. or betweer.
our island possessions, actual expenses
only shall be paid TO officers and trans
portation and subsistence only shall be
furnished TO enlisted men,
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Disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder
cause Bright's Disease. Rheumatism,
Gravel, Pain in the Back, Bladder Dis
orders, difficult or too frequent passing
water, Dropsy, etc. For these diseases a
Positive Specific Cure is found in a new
botanical discovery, the wonderful Kava-
Kava Shrub. called by botanists. the
piper methysticum, from the Ganges River,
East India. 1t has the extraordinary
record of / 200 hospital cures in 30 days.
1t acts directly on the Kidneys, and cures
by draining out of the Blood the poisonous
Uric Acid, Urates, Lithates. etc, which
cause the disease. Hon. r. c. Wood,
Lowell. Ind, writes that in four weeks
he was cured of Rheumatism. Kidney
and Bladder disease, after ten years suffer
ing His bladder trouble was so great
he had to get up five to twelve times during
the night. Hundreds of others, and many
ladies, including Mrs. Sarah Castle, of
Poestenkill, n. Y. and Mrs. l.. ID. Fegeley,
Lancaster. ILL.,, also testify to its wonderful
curative powers in Kidney and other dis
orders peculiar to womanhood.
That you may Judge of the value of the
Great Discovery for yourself, We send you
one Large Sample Case by mail free, trust
ing you will recommend it to others. 1t is a
sure Specific Cure, and can not fail. Ad-
dress, The Church Kidney Cure Company,
No. 421 Fourth Avenue. New York City.
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Work Of the Pension Office

The report of certificates issued for the
week ending June 30 shows
Army invalid: Original. SO: increase
and additional, 4S0: reissue. 10: restora-
lion and renewal, "a; duplicate, -: ac-
trued, 1i1: total, 500.
Army invalid (act of June 81, 1890:
Original, $50; increase, SS1; additional,
glS; reissue, 43; restoration and renewal,
lel; supplemental, {; duplicate, 80; ac.
erued, PIG; total, 2,31G.
Army invalid (war with SPAIN: Orig
lnal, 30: reissue, total. J6.
Army widow, etc: Original. 152: in.
crease and additional, u; reissue. =; res.
foration and renewal, g; duplicate, {: ac,
rrued, .; total, 1S4.
1890: Original. ass; increase and add.
tional, 8; reissue, 4; increase and addj.
tional, ); supplemental ); duplicate @
accrued, 10; total. 1876.
Army widow twar with SPAIN: Orig
hal, 81.
Navy invalid: Original, .; increase and
additional. s; reissue, 3; restoration and
renewal, 2; accrued, .; total. II.
Navy invalid (act of June 27. 1S9M
Original, 22; increase and additional, -
reissue. =; restoration and renewal, &; du
plicate, 3: accrued, u: total, g.
Navy invalid (war with SPAIN: Orig
lnal, g.
Navy widoW, etc: Original, j; iucreaS,
md additional, ] total. 4.
Navy widow tact of June 81, 1890
Original, 10: duplicate. 2: total 2l.
Navy widow (war with SPAIN: Origi
nal, =.
Army nurses: Original, ]; reissue, ]
total. 2.
Indian wars-Survivors: Increase an,
additional, / accrued, l; total, ..
Indian wars-Widows: Original. 1.
Old war invalid: Accrued, /.
Mexican war-Survivors: Original, /
Increase and additional, s; reissue, /; ac
crued. 4: total, u.
Mexican war-Widows: Original. >
increase and additional, !; duplicate. 3
total. 8.
Totals: Original. 1,G35: increase an,
additional. 1,641: reissue. 122: restoration
and renewal, 2l2: supplemental. 10: dupIi
cate, GS; accrued, 392 Grand total, 4 .0Sl
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All opnosed to Evans

Our William Swain Post. No. 1863. is no,
having meetings during this time of the
year, therefore | write you. Every mem.
Der of the Post who has been spoken to-
and many other fold soldiers, are very
much opposed to Evans's work. Some say
that they will not vote for the Presidcn,
unless Evans is dismissed; some say that
they will stay at home and not vote il
Evans if kept in his position. President
Mckinley is highly appreciated on all his
work except his retaining Evans. MANY
votes will be lost unless Evans is turned
out of his office. ~ ,i!5
One other thing i will write you is thai
business men who Wcre not soldiers (toc
young to enlist during the war; do highly
appreciate the pensioners. for the reasoi
that their money is i'll circulation, provid
Ing something for the soldiers and maxim.
business more actire.-TGEORGE HARrER
Chaplain of Post, Ossian, Ind
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The fire which destroyed the immense
Swamp Root medicine plant of Dr. Kilmer
& Co., July l, was the most disastrous
which has over occurred in Bnghamton
However, the Kilners resumed business
next morning, though not at the old
stand, which is heap of smouldered
ashes. While the iremen were yet pour
ing water on the burning Chenango Street
establishment, the kilmers were arranging
10 do business somewhere else.
That this great industry might not be
crippled for Il moment, through the cour-
! tcsy Of other prominent firms and citi-
zcns, the large factory and adjoining
buildings On South Street were vacated
| for the benefit of the Swamp Root pcc-
| pie, and possession was taken Immediate
| ly, and here. by Monday, July &. this new.
| temporary factory will be turning out
| Swamp Root, the great Kidney Remedy.
| in quantities of about $4,000 bottles per
| day, and in two or three weeks time the
full capacity of more than four times that
amon.t Ill * produced he Immense
demand for Swamp Root will thus in no
way be interfercd with.
| On the old site. with adjoining property
| which has just been purchased, will be
| erected Immediately an absolutely fire
proof six-story structure, plans for which
| have been nearly completed.
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Deaths in an Ohio Post.

E.ntTop NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The fol-
lowing is II list Of deaths in Chas. $.
HAYES Post 224. since organization, OF
which we have a record! few others are
c. c. Runyan, Go. I, 1st Ohio, Dee. S,
L. C. Brown, Go. NJ, 18th Ohio Cav,
Ed X. Caine Co! Z, 5tb Ohio Cav, July
A. B. Wamslcy, Co. d, 9TH Ohio Cav,
VIM. Graf, Co.LG, Both Ohio, April %,
1899.
EIbert Bogart, Co. d, 7ctR Ohio, Nov. .,
Joseph Heckncr, Co. I, 49th Ind, June
), 1890. - III -.
VIM. Mahon, Co. E, a6th Iowa, July,
ii. NJ. Wade, Co. NJ, 9TH Ohio Cav,
March %, 1892
Charles Bunnell, Co. ID, 39th Ohio. Nov.
2S 1893.
Henry Myers. Co. d, 9TH Ohio Cav,
January 30. 1894.
Thomas South, Co. G. Green River Bat
terry of Kentucky, June -, 1894.
Charles Miller, Co. B, I'd ky. Cav, Oct.
John shaffer, Co. l, Goth Ind, April 5,
1898.
II. NJ. Cady, Co c, 18th L. s., June ?,
1895.
John Barker, Co. X, 18th Ind, Nov. 10,
1895.
Strander Ewing, Co. b, Goth Ohio, Jan.
27, 1896.
Foster Beck, Go. +, 37th Ind, Oct. II,
1886.
Whpple Lind, Co. G, 9th Ohio Cav,
Dec. "A, 1896.
Henry III. Smith. monitor Kickapoo,
March 22. 1897.
J,bn Smith IN A 9Th Ohio Gov Nov
Stl, 1898.
Eli Moak, Co. X, 36th Iowa, June II,
1898.
Israel Holden. Co. d, 9TH Ohio. Cav,
Oct. Z. 1898.
Eli Howard, June ,. 1899.
l.. \. Huff, Co. Il. md Ky. Cav, June
%, 1899.
L. y. Moak. Co. d. 52d Ind, Sept. IL,
1S99.-T. J. TRUITT, Adjutant, North
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More Injury to the Republican Party Than
ANY other Man

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: I have
succeedcd jn getting nearly al! :hn saI.I;e..s
living in my neighborhood TO take THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, and with one accord
we all say, God bless THE NATIONAL.
TRIBUNE" for il is the best friend we
have, always alert and looking after our
rights.
And we all think Henry Clay Evans
ought TO be relegated TO the rear. He Is
doing more injury TO the Republican party
an this State than the Democrats can do
q: NJ. ALLAN, Sd w. Va. Cav, Shirley,
w. Va
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Portraits of Animals

An interesting feature of the new edi-
ton of Manning's Stock Book is the
actual portraits from photographs and
drawings of hundreds of animals and
birds. The series takes in pictures OF
famous individual cattle, sheep. hogs,
fowls and dogs. The illustrations are
new and ,hanfers; have hean aItI..I z.....e.
ing cage birds, pigeons and pet stock of
all sorts. This book, .576 pages, large Svo.,
leatherette binding, sent postpaid for only
80 cents. Address The National Tribune,
Washington, ID. G.
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Mrs. ANA WILLIAMS.

of the Order until loyal women were ad.
mitted on the same footing as the wives.
mothers, daughters and granddaughters OF
veterans, when she withdrew. On moving
TO Buffalo. \. y. she joined the Ladies OF
the g. \. r, and served as President OF
her John w. WilkesonD Circle. ~, two
terms, department Senior Vice President
one terisI, and then again President of her
Circle. She has been very active in Tho
relief work of the Order.
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MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS.
An Active worxer in the Ladies of the GAR.

Mrs. Anna Williams. National Core
spending Secretary of the Ladies Of the
q. 4. r.. is the great granddaughter Of a
soldier of the war of 1872, Il daughter Of
a soldier of the civil war, and also the wife
Of Il veteran. Her father served in Gen.
Russell a. Ayers regiment of Michigan
Cavalry. and her three brothers also
served in Michigan commands. When the
w. X. G. was organized she became an
earnest member. and filled the offices of
Senior Fice-Prcsidcnt and President in her
Corps. She continued active in the work
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MUSTERED OUT.

RLACK.-At FL Dorado. Kan, June 80,
Aaron Black, Musicians Both Ind. aged
81. He was Commander of w. III. l..
Wallace Post. 66.
BRIsRIN.-At Rockwell Iowa. Phillip
Brisbin. Co. c. 12Tth ILL., He was n mem
Der of Mulligan Post. 1O2. He drew SIS
pension. y widow and seven children
survive him. 80 tas
DrEY.-At South Bend. Ind. June 20,
William \. Ducy. First Lieutenant. Co.
IL. 29th Ind. Comradc Duey enlisted
Nov. 80. 1861; resigned on account of dis
ability Nov. 20, 1863. He was Il member
of Autcn Post :, Department of Indiana
and was laid to rest under the auspices
of that Post.
JEHSINGs.-At Bristol. VI. Horace +.
Jennings. Co. G.. 1ith VT. aged Is. He
was member of Post No 40.
kTDD.-At Walden. \. Y. June %. OF
heart disease. Alexander Kidd, Co. &,
18th \. Y. He served two years and was
honoraby discharged as Sergeant. at Sea
brook. 5. c.. ON account of disability.
LINGENFELTER.- Lamont Iowa, Da
vid Lingenfelter, Co. G., 23d Wis, aged
SO. He was born in Amsterdam, y. y.
He leaves one son, daughter-in-law.
three grand children and six great at-grand
children.
LoCKHART.-At South Bend. Ind.
Capt. Samuel Lockhart. Capt. Lockhart
was Of Scotch ancestry and native of
Rochester. \. V. but most of his life was
spent in Indiana. His parents settled i'll
Lagrange, Ind, and that place was his
home for many years. At the outbreak
of the civil war he enlisted i'll the famous
Mullgan Brigade in Chicago in April,
1861. He went with his regiment to Mis-.
souri,. and was captured at the battle of
Lexington. Being exchanged soon after
ward, he returned to the North, and at
Laportc enlisted FOR three years i'll the
Both Ind, going out in June, 1861. as {!
private in Co. | of that Regiment, and
coming back in the Fall of 1860 in com
mand of the company. In all he partici-
patcd in 43 battles aud skirmlshes. was
three times taken prisoner, and although
he had many narrow escapes, he got
through without injury. He was mus
tered out of the service i'll October, 1860,
having been sent with his regiment to
Texas to quell the border troubles at the
close of the war. For 10 years he had
been in charge of the machine depart
ment of the Singer sewing machine works:
He was buried under the auspices of
Post s. He leaves a widow.
PRAY.-At Natick, Mass. June %,
Capt VIM. w. Pray, Go. |, 10Th Mass;
aged IS. He enlisted in May, 1861, and
served until 1863. when he was discharged
Oh account of disability.
SAvAGE.-At Waitsfeld, Vt, June IL,
of heart failure, l.. ID. Savage, Sergeant,
Co. +, I'd Vt, aged G2.
STEvENs.-At Midvalc. n. J.. George
Stevens. Go. Il, :i3d y. J. He drew a
pension for wounds. He was Il member
of John l.. Beam Post, of Butler. lie
leaves Il family.
WIyGATE.-At Seffner. Fla. June 10.
William Wingatc, Co. B, I'd Fla. Cav.
aged so. .,
WyATT.-At Madison. Neb.. June -,
John Z. Wyatt Captain, Co. *, 9th ONO
Cav. He was bora at Royalton, o., IN
1876. He leaves n widow and two sons.
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McGrif; O. D.. o. Lawder o. G.. b. Mulln
Adj't, J. b. Blake; q. NJ. S., f. Mills; S. NJ, d.
Merring; Surg, L. II. Rogers.
Gen. o. NJ. Mitchell Post, 50. Gustayus. o.
Com. II. H. Hogan; S V. C.. G. II. Thoma
j. v G.. John Hymers; Surg. j. b. Monroe
Q. NJ, \. &. Fletcher; Chap, VIM. NJ. Longfield
q. d., G.. E. Thrill; o. e., C. II. Schmidt 5. NJ
G. W Robinson; l. S., John Samsee; o. S. j. b.
Thomas.
Texas.
Nathaniel Lyon Post 5. Texas. Com, 7. NJ
Wright: S. V. C.. g. l.. Tygard; j. V. C., ID. ID.
Wright; Surg. Dr. A. W Acheson; Chap. II.
Allen: O. NJ. j. II. Dunn; o. D., l.. Phillips;
o. g.. JAS Carter; Adi't c. c. Hotchkiss; Asst
O. NJ, f. S Wiley.
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New York.

riiiayette Post: :14o, New York City-Com.,
Allen {. Blackwell; S. V. c. l. Curtis Brackett
j. V. c., Joseph E. Banks. q. NJ, f, A. Whitfield
Surg DIR. Francis A. Utter Chap. Rev. Wilbur
Fiske Wood; o. d., Elbert O. Smith; o. c.. Henry
G. X Warren Post. 2ss. Brooklyn. N Y
Com, K ". l.. Hommedieu S. V. C.. John +.
| Mcguire: }. V. C., VIM. Mnttall; Surg, Robert
| Craig: Chap, Geo Van Arsdale: q. NJ, Luther
zimmerman: O. d., Edward Wakefield; O. G..
Geo Smith: Color Sergts. Robert Montgomery
| and John W. Durkin.
Swift Post 81, Geneva n. Y.-Com VIM F.
Lain: S. V. C., Robert Smith; j. V. C.. w. W.
| Lawrence Adi't. o. r. May: @ NJ. ii. +. Fox:
Surg, Thos. Beard: Chap, Rev; j. =. Foster;
| o. d., Geo Mclaughlin: o. G.. Abram Johnson
s. NJ Geo. ii. Bearnish: @ NJ s.. John Van
| Huben.
Revere Post, 1876, Phillips Creek. n Y-Com.
J. v C.. Charles Davis: Q. NJ. A. l. Halbert
| Chap H. H. Crandall: Surg Geo Dost; o. d.
Theo Covert; o. G., VIM. Bower
| Farrell Post. 81. Canaioharie, n. Y.-Com.,
Daniel W. Van We: S Y. c., Edward A. Flint
J. v C., Earl Farrell: Surg, Geo Klinkhart
| Bromley Hoke: o. g., Heskrah Suits.
| c. W. Crocker Post, Is. Auburn n. Y.-Com.,
W. j. Emens; S V. C., W. II. Clapp; J. V. C., {.
| f. Alliger Adj't Roderick White: Q. NJ A. G.
WestIake; Surg, DIR. W. II. Laird; Chap, W. W.
Grinnell: o. d., L. j. Watkins: o. e.. Herman
| Thorne; S. NJ, Drayton Emo: O. NJ s., r. y.
H. W WeyseIs Post, SIS. PortvilIe, n V
Com, Vim. Holden: S V. C., joel A. Burdck;
J. v C.. Jacob Booth; Chap, Israel T. Lewis;
Surg. David c. Mapes; Adit. Geo S. Whitman:
o. NJ, Jas II. Fairchild: q. d.. T.. NJ. Bedford:
o. e.. Wm H. Petty; S. NJ, ". l.. MaSson; q. NJ
s. John l. Brooks
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This week re print list OF officers Of =
number Of Posts. These officers were
chosen soEle months ago, bat a the time
space would not permit the publishing OF
their names
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Niagara Falls. July 10. via B. 60. $40. 90.

Special train of day coaches and parlor
ears, without change, leave Il. 4 O. Sta
ton $50 Il. M. Stop-over allowed on re-
turn trip. Specially low rate excursions
from niagara in connection with this ex-
cursion.
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A comrades widow or daughter in want
of good home, write full particulars Il
l.. o. box "a, Broadaibin, Fulton Co., y.
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California and NeTada.

Col Harper Post 126. Arroyo Grandc. Cal. -
Com. John {. Lyon: S V. C., Charles II. Lock
wood: J. V C.. Ed Shaw; o NJ. j. 6. Stevenson;
Chap. II. S. Potter; o. D. Erastus Fouch: Surg,
Paul Riel; o. g., G. \. John: Adi't S W. Wheeler:
. NJ. S, \. Adams: S. NJ, T. keourc.
George H. Thomas Post 9. Department of
Californa and Nevada Com. Adolph Mautner:
5 ': C., Alfred ID. Cutler: j V. C.. Seldcn Sturgec
9 NJ, ChaS. II. l1linn; Surg. {. ii. Ball: q. D.,
\ Willis: o g J. 4 Sear,c
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Ohio.

j. C. Bostwick Post 406 Mt Sterling o.
Com. John W. Ingrim; s. V C.. L. F. Adkins
j. V. C.. Joseph OFT: @ NJ, John r. BuA=
Chap Jos. W. Taylor: o. d.. Jas. A. Baker
Adi't ID. b. Saint
Billy Baner Post 537, Springboro, O-Com,
G. =. Wheaton; S. V C.. J. X. Ford: }. V. c., j.
n Babden; Chap, S. II. Haines; q NJ, A. G.
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Montana.

Lincoln Post, 3 Butte, Mont - Com, W IT,
Black S V. c., e. J. Henncbcry: J. V c.. W. p.
Claybourn; Chap, S. G.. Smith: Surg. E. II.
Bruce o. d., Thos. Boyle: q NJ. Z. H. Man
chester Adit, S II. Amon: o. e., r. NJ Elliott;
Sentinel, Jas. Corkwe Color Bearer. Thos
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Prof Labordes Marvellous French Cure Failing Manhood
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Sent Absolutely Free by To Sufferers
NO c. 0. D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME.

The only preparation known science which reallv
Failing Manhood is "CALTHos," the marvellous
French remedy discovered by Prof Jules Laborde It s
controlled this country by The Won Company of
Cincinnati, Ohio, which occupies high and
honorable place in the world of medicine of the
largest and most responsible houses Cincinnati as any
one who is acquainted in that city viii testify.
The Won Mohl Company invites all men suffering from
Failing Manhood Varicocee Weakness of any nature
IN the Nerves or Organs send their
vedayS rentncn This will the vitaz
ing powers OF CALTHOS. After using it five days.
sufferers VIII ma new Vgor in their
their muscles, new blood in their veins ambition and
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This liberal free offer genuine. There Is no swim
ding C. o. d. Deposit Scheme connected with five
days treatment is sent b. sealed mail
wrapped III plain package. and fun printed
accompany the medicines that each patient
own doctor, and cures himself at home.
doesn't make any difference what caused the weak
excess or overwork or business troubles,
- 'CALTHOS will effect matter what big nau,s
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The Won MOhl Company treats all correspondence I'm
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IS no case except where the stage of epilepsy
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NNurtn Dakota,

JAS b. Mcpherson Post II, Bismarck " D.
COM Edgar Tibbles; S. V. C., ~ Dockendorf;
j. V C., J. Feltenhauser; Q. NJ, T. Cunning ham;
q. d., Stephen Welch; o. G.. VIM. Walton; Adj I.
J. n Burkett; Chap j. Hare.
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Previously we have printed the names
of $40 Posts voting for the removal of
Evans as Commissioner.
We have since received notifications
from the following Posts that they have
accepted our suggestion and taken Il vote
on the question of approving or disap-
proving of Henry Clay Evans's admins
tration of the Pension Bureau. and deSir-
ing or opposing his continuance as Com
missioner In each case, except where
noted. the vote was unanimous.
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f. r Wood Post $50 Rdgevillc. Ind Conn.,
Geo. S. Gegner S. V. C., Jacob B. Duvall; j V
G., Jas Mendenhail; Q. NJ. Jas. Kearnes Surg
ton; O. D.. Samuel Ginger O. G., Able Armstrong
Pap Thomas Post, 5. Greensburg, Ind Com.
W. W. Dixon; S. V. c.. Monroe Marsh j. V. C..
Connell; Adi't John f. Childs O. NJ, Henry
Duncan: o. d., Jacob Thcis; S. NJ, Jasper Cobb
O. NJ S. Perry fireman.
Post II. LoganspOFt. Ind Com. j. r. Nc
Mien: S V. c.. Chas. II Barron: j v C., John
Ensfield. sr.; q. NJ. J. f. Crain Chap. ID. f.
Pryor: Surg. DR. j. L. Sterrett; o. d.. William
Livingston; o. g.. Robert Patterson; Adj't. Geo
2. Mckee; S. NJ. Frank Swigart; Q. NJ. S, l. n.
Watkins
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new APPLICATIONS
ARE REQUIRED

To secure benefits of this New Law, but
former claims are not thereby abandoned.
ssn. Write us the facts in your
case and we will send you the proper appli-
cation form. Reas No fee unless sue.
ceSSfnl
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Charles II. Stevens Post SO, Ieominster. Mass
- Com, Albert Flagg: S. V. C., E. A. Marsh:
j. V C., F. IT, Shaw; Surg. c. A. Colburn;
Chap. C. G. Putney; O. d., Chas. Joy; O. NJ, j
J. Railcy; Adi't. Chas. S Houghton; o. G.. Chas
Powers; S. NJ, S. L. Noyes; q. NJ. s., S. G. Damon
Gen James Appleton Post 1928 Ipswich Mass
Com, Chas. W. Bamford; S V. c., Henry p
Bynton; J. V. C., Geo W. Millett; O. NJ, Wm. p
Ross: o. d., Washington p Pickard: o. G.. Jno
Galbraith; Surg, Greenleaf Pickard; Chap.
Eben l.. Thomas: S. NJ. Albert y. Nichols
y. NJ S, John L. Tenney
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o cur
THE Won MOHL COMPANY $50 Cincinnati egE1
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BeIknap Post 515, Kcokuk Iowa-Com., S
Daughters; S. V C.. A C. Goodenough: j. v c.
J. Jacobs; Chap. j S Ferguson; o. d., Geo
Bowman; Q NJ. W. S. Gray
NJ L. Eanderburg Post 800, Estherville: Iowa
Com, l.. L. Bixby: S " c., l.. S Williams
j. V C., Amos kecthurie; Adi't VI. d. Bevans
Q. NJ. G. Cleveland; o. D.. Henry Johnson
Chap, H. Wilcox; Surg. l. NJ. Snyder: o. g..
l. W. Hill; Q. NJ s.. III. Bosworth: S. NJ, j G.
Snyder.
George Strong Post, 10. Fairfield. Iowa
Com, J r. Axlinc; S. V c.. W. Il. Murray;
j. V. C.. Andrew GrantZ o NJ. John Mclean
Adj't, Milton Graham; Chap, Rev Leander
Lane; Surg, J. S. Grantz; o. d., Phillip Cary;
o. g., b. NJ Mikcsel
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Kansas.

Severance Post, 10. Highland Kan.-Com.
B. F Heaston, S V. c.. \. b. Dickens; }. Y. c.
Henry Dorm; @ NJ. W. Fl. II. Curtis Surg.
Frank X. Gramillcr Chap. T. II. Daniels: o. ID.
John Johannes o. e., S. S. Swim.
VIM II. Lyle Post, 32 Ft Scott, Kan. Com.
Paul Rothfus; S. V C., Dave Boreing; J. V. c.
Comrade Richardson; Chap, Louis Root; Q. NJ.
J. j. Steward; o. d., j. 4. Blakeiy; Surg, DR.
W. A. Conner; S. G., Dan Galway.
Patrick McAnnany: S. V. C., " T. Wilson
j. V. G.. VIM. ID. Smith; AdTt u: =. johnson
Surg, John Payne; Chap, +. j. kalk,er. o. ID.
Peter Wertz o. e., Jos Dawson; S. NJ, B. F.
Hollenback; @ NJ. S, John Hampson.
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Michigan.

1hos Manning Post 97 MarcelIus, Mich -
Com, Wallace X. Snider; s. V. C., II. NJ Noting
ham; J. V. C.. c. II. Beadslee; Surg. b. F.
Adams: Chap. H. j. Kellogg; o. D. Clarence
Simison; o. e., n. ". Holcomb; Adi't. G. l.
Nash.
Chas. T. Foster Post A. Lansing. Mich
Com, T. f. Potter; S. V. c.. Adam Amsbaugh;
j. V c.. A. o. Taylor; Q. NJ, \. S. Shattuck
Surg DIR, Geo Z. Ranney; Chap. Rev. VIM
Putnam O. d., Washley; o. c., Jas NJ Ilocum;
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