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CORPS ELECTIONS.

Mich. Pres, Lucy Brown BDs s V w r, % jennie
Buckerldge: j. V. T., Lydia SchOfeld Sec.
Selma Carey; Treas, Mary Bryant; Chap.
Asst Cond., Eva Cooley; Guard, Emma
! CaInpbcll; Asst. Guard, Mrs. Welch; Color
Bearers, Emma Cndy, Sarah McPhee, Ida
Swift Relief Corps, 40, Geneva, N. Y
Pres, Mrs. Louise Genthers; ). V. p, Miss
Anna Gaylord; j: v. F., Mrs. Margaret Van
Hurben; Sec, Miss Elizabeth Mckinney;
Treas, Mrs. Carrie Anderson Chap, Mrs
Anna RastGn; Con, Mrs. Alice Johnson;
Guard, Mrs. Emma c. Moore; Asst. Con,
Mrs. Hattie Snyder; Asst Guard, Mrs. Ena
Il. Elliott; COlOr-Bearers, Mrs. Louise Reed,
Mrs. Almira Hartman, Mrs. Lena Eaton, and
Miss Kate Dixon.
James a. Garfield Corps, 80. Lowell Mass.
Pres, Mary j. Section; s v p, Miss Mary
l.. Shirley; j. V. p, Mrs Caroline f. Noyes;
Sec. Miss Lois a. Titcomb; Treas, Mrs
Annie Il. Tuttle; Chap, Mrs. Electra h.
Shay; Con, Mrs. Anna F Cheney; Guard,
Mrs. Paulina o. Crawford; Asst. Con, Mrs.
Alice J. Holt; Asst Guard. Mrs. Minnie A.
Chase; Color Bearers, Mrs. Elizabeth Dexter,
Mrs. Carrie Il. StrOm, Mrs. Laura f. Coburn,
Mrs. Almira +. Fitzpatrick. Officers were in
stalled by Mrs. Lou Stuart Wadsworth and
Mrs. g. Il. Barry of Dahlgren Corps, 20,
South Boston. Mrs Wadsworth presented
ring In behalf of James A. Garfield Relief
Corps.
Col. Stewart Corps, 12e, Tustin, Mich
lTeS, Mfs. LOUISA EOrDeS; >. V. T., Mrs.
Elnorn Jaques; J. V. =. Mrs. Rachael Stan
sell; Chap, Mrs. L. j.. Compton; Treas, Mrs.
Melissa McGOvern; Sec, Mrs. Ella Anderson;
Con, Mrs. Sarah Rogers; Guard, Mrs. Emma
Rogers; Asst. Con, Miss George Jones; Asst
Guard, Mrs Celia Randolph; Delegate, Ella
Anderson; Alternate, Celia Randolph: Color
bearers, Mrs. Sarah Jones, Mrs IL. A.
Schlappi, Mrs. Eunice Loomis, Mrs. 5. A.
Kennedy.
Mrs. Maggie Muir, Press Correspondent.
W. Il; G., at Walton, n. y, reports public
Post, q. A. r. The officers of the Corps are
as follows: Pres, Mrs. Ida Payne; $. V. P,
Mrs. Mary Pettis; J. v T.. Mrs. POrtia Silli-
man; Chap, Mrs. Darrin; Treas, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Mclean; See. Miss Clara Robinson; Con,
Mrs. Sylvia Goodrich; Guard, Mrs. Dane;
Delegate, Mrs. Darrin; Alternate, Mrs. Sill
man.
Old Guard Relief Corps, 121, Dayton o.
Pres, Ella III. Lyon: $. V. p, Abbie Young;
]. V. p, Gertrude Gebhart See. Vesta j.
shoemaker; Treas, Rosa NJ. May; Chap,
Arabell +. Russ; Con, Agnes Beaver;
Guard, Mary Eikenbary; Asst Con, Permi.ld
CLIFFORD; Asst Guard, Aletia A. Nelson
Color Bearers, Ellen NJ. TOminson, Emma +.
Austin, Minnie Sherman, Addie Wenger;
Pianist. Mary X. Hahn.
Robt. Henderson Corps, 323, Bnyard, Iowa.
Pres, Mrs. Mary Garnes; S. V. p, Mrs.
John w. Cornish; j. V. p Mrs Jerry Lynch
Daniels Chap, Mrs. S. S. Williams; Con-,
Miss Maggie Corbett; Guard, Mrs OIL Hamil-
ton; Asst Con, Miss Grace Mcdonald; Asst
Guard, Mrs. w. w. Hull; First Color Bearer
Mrs. Scott HORNE; Second Color Bearer Mrs
Mary Griffith; Third Color Bearer Mrs Geo.
Russell; Fourth Color Bearer, Mrs c. r.
Hartley.
The National tribune., 1901-03-21
CHAS. T. FOSTER POST.
Something About the Body of Which Com.
rada Potter. a Prize Winner is a Member.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Ny at
tention is called TO an article in your
paper of the 2Stll of February. headed
Banner Post OF the Order" and written
by my esteemed comrade. Chas. T..
Bishop, the Adjutant of u. s. Grant Post,
of Chicago. in which a claim is made that
his is the Banner Post of the Order. in so
far as showing Il gain of membership for
the year ending December 81, 1900. is con-
cerned, and suggesting that Il recent state
mcnt by members of Chas. T. Foster Post,
No. ~ of this Department. in which they
show a certain gain of membership for
the same period of time. is undoubtedly
inaccurate, aud comprises an amalgama-
ton with other Posts.
/ have no desire to take any deserved
glory from my conrade of the Department
Of Illinois, and am not desired by my
modest comrades Of Post ~ to look upon
their work as other than very pleasant
recruiting service, yet, the facts which L
give from the official record of these Head
quarters. must remain to show that Post
%, of Chicago, must try again if they de-
sire TO show themselves entitled to special
mention as Banner men.
Post IL, of the Michigan Department,
is located in Lansing, Mich. Every mem-
ber gained by them in 1900 was a direct
gain, and not by reinstatement of members
on the suspended list, nor by "amalgama-
ton" with any other Posts. They had a
Commander who SAID there We're too many
veterans within the jurisdiction of his Post
that were not members of the O. a. II.
He at once acted, and the following is
the result. which l attest to:
In good standing Dec. 81, 1899. :. .o03
q, ainnI nm In Hoo g1 1000
The National tribune., 1901-03-21
WAR MUSICIANS.
An Association of Drummers, Fifers and
Buglers of the Rebellion.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: For the bene-
fit of your many readers, ana especially those
who served as drummers. fifers and buglers
In the war Of 1S61-65, and who are members
of the G. A. r.. ! wish TO call attention TO the
objects of the National Association OF War
Musicians, which IS composed principally of
the youth of that great struggle. This nssO-
citation meets annually ut the same time and
place as the National Encampment. At the
Chicago Encampment Prof. lie Roy Van
Horn, of Chicago, was elected President, and
j. L. Lyon, of ST. Paul, Mimi, Secretary.
This Association was organized for the pur-
pose of renewing and establishing acquaint-
prepare a roster of names and addresses Of
comrades eligible 10 membership, and to have
the honor of leading the grand parade at
each National g. A. X. Encampment, as We
did for the boys of '61'65, in camp, on the
march. or on the field of battle.
Since our last meeting the membership has
steadily increased. Ii is sare TO say that we
will have 100 available musicians, which,
placed at the head of the grand parade at
Cleveland, would be one of the grandest fea-
lures of the EncHmpment. / would suggest
that the COmmander-in Chief Council of Ad-
mnistr8tion, and the National G. A. X. COM
mittee aid and encourage the attendance Of
these War Musicians as much as possible, as
they are scattered far and wide throughout
sands of miles to come. ] received two appli-
cations only short time ago from comrades
of Emmett Crawford Post, 10, at Ell PasO
Tex. Applications should be made from the
description book of the Post to which the
cOmrade belongs. and attested by the Post
Commander and Adjutant. Twenty-Five cents
must accompany each application, for which
to the Applicant. Z. LYON, National Sec
retary, st. Paul MINI.
The National tribune., 1901-03-21
Nebraska ladies of the GAR,

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The Ladies of
the c. A. X. are busily engaged in good
works throughout the State. 1t was very
gratifying to US 70 have the COMMANDMENTS
Chief of the 6. A. II. join order and
speak such kindly words Of our work. While
we are somewhat disappointed that Denver
is not 10 have the National EncaTpment, we
hope for better luck next time
Shiloh Circle, 8, is one Of our oldest Cir
cles and never lets the old veterans feel
that they have no auxiliary.
Garfield Circle, il. Omaha, is doing n grand
work. \ simple little entertainment recently
netted over ST., which was applied 10 the
purchase of an invalid chair thar mas been a
great comfort TO the comrades. quilt made
by the ladies' was sold for $50. During the
past year for relief work there was expended
$40. 40, and provisions, clothing, etc, We're fur
nishcd to the amount OF $25T.:jj making n
total of $297.7j. The following officers were
installed by Past Department Senior Vice.
President, Mrs. Agnes Haze: Pres, Olive
Yarton; 5. V. p, Clara Elicit; ]. V. p, Car.
rie Garllck: Sec, Agnes Haze; Treas, Rose
Horran; Chap, Sophia RawitZer; Con, Inez
YartOn; Asst Con-, Flora Lear: Guard, May
Ratekin; Asst Guard. Barry McKenna. As
new members are being Initiated Mt nearly
every meeting, the good work will go on with
more and more cncrey.-W. Il. HESSE. De
partmenr Corresponding Secretary, North
| Platte Ncb.
The National tribune., 1901-03-21
Resolutions on Death Of Past Commander
in-Chief Shaw.

The death Of Past Commander In Chief
Albert u. Shaw caused widespread sorrow
in the Grand Army and other patriotic sOcie-
ties. We are in receipt Of many resolutions
passed by Posts and other bodies of veterans,
which space Will not permit US TO print.
meeting was held by the comrades of the
New York State w. K. G. Home at oxford,
n. Y, Capt. Geo. A. Dagwell presiding.
Comrades Il. B. French, Il. A. Durfey, J.
II. Briggs, NJ. Kernberger and j. II. Cochran
were appointed 4 committee, and drafted
suitable resolutions.
The following Posts have also forwarded
resolutions TO The EDITOR NATIONAL TRI-
BUNE:
Lafayette Post, 14O. New York City; AdJt
Wilbur f. Brown and Comrades j. a.
KampiDg and II. II. TreDOr, committee.
Wm. Mckee Post. 110, Kahoka, NO., Com
rades Jacob G. Matlick, Il. a. Bull, and
Joseph Nandoph, committee.
Custer Post, 3, Grand Rapids. Mich. Com
mittee: Jos. o. Belarrs, Chairman; Samuel
X. Wooster, Benz G. Tracy, Andrew V.
Coffberry, Commander, and VIM. b. Bostock,
Adiutant.
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cneers of the Rhode Island Division.

At the 18th Annual Encampment of the
Rhode Island Division, recently held at
Providence, the following officers were cleo
ted: Com, Frank j. Clinton; S. V. c., John
II. Leonard; J. V. C., Geo. w. Hoxie; Divi-
sion Council, Theo. A. Barton; VIM. K. Cong
don, and Cbas. o. Tabor.
The following brothers were elected as
Representatives TO the 2oth Annual Encamp-
ment Of the CoInmandery- inc thief:
Representative-at-Larg Rev. Herbert c.
Dana; Representative, Charles A. Ham
mOnd; Alternate-at-Large William X. Cong
don; Alternate, Michael i. O'Flaherty.
The following brothers have been. ap.
pointed on the Stan OF the Division Com
mander:
Surgeon, Frederick n. Brown. NJ. D.;
Chaplain, Rev. Herbert c. Dana; Adjutant,
Charles A. Hammond; Quartermaster, Fred.
erick f. Carpenter; Inspector, Charles II.
Young; Mastering Officer Charles A. Bailey;
Judge-Advocate, Orray Il. Mason.
Non-COmmissiOned staff: Sergeant Major,
William +. Smith; Quartermas ster- Sergeant,
Lester w. CrOcker; Musician, Frank A. Aid
rich; Color Sergeant, Charles 4. Reynolds.
The National tribune., 1901-03-21

WISE.-At Fishklll-on- Hudson. N Y, Al
bert Wise, i2ith y. y, aged ~. He was
Il member of HOwland Post, As. and his fu.
neral was attended by his g. A. r. comrades
| the MaSons and the odd Fellows
1ORk.-At RitZyille, WASH. Dec 26. 1900
William X York. 20. II. aSth III. He wa'
born In Crawford Co.. ILL.,. in 1s45. He en-
listed Aug. l. 1862. and served until July
q. 1860. lie moved to Texas In 1876, and
( four years later to Missouri where he re-
mained until October 1929. when he went tt
RitZvile. The funeral was under the aus
piccs of w. II. Hazen Post
WouLDEIDGE.-At Stewartvile Miun..
Jan. !. T.. $. Woodbridge. Go. II. 9th Mimi,
aged -. He enlisted at TT Smelling. Minn..
Feb. -. 1861, and was mustered out Aug. IL,
lS65. He was a member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church; also charter member
and Past Commander of J. Il. Woodbridge
Post, 1I5. At the time of his death he was
Postmaster of Stewartvillc Mimi He leaves
family.
The National tribune., 1901-03-21
Deaths in a California Post.

The following deaths occurred in Riversi II
Post us Riverside, Cal. during the past
year:
HOrntio H. Doyle, Corporal. Go. H. 9TH
Mass; Rev. CollamOrc rur,ng on, Chaplain.
9TH Me; james II. Roe. Second Lieutenant,
Co. G., 13ith H.; David A. Carroll. Sergeant.
Co. T., 1lJth Ill: Lewis J. Holmes. co. A.
3d Mass; Dr. Ezra w Moon. CO. il. 139th
Ind; Francis Coolidge, Corporal, Co. II. 18Th
Mass; Lycurgus Give, Co. Il, 1st Neb. Inf
The National tribune., 1901-03-21

without pain, danger, operation hours loss of
time from the days work. 70 avoid all questions OF
doubt he sends free to every sufferer free trial of his
method and there he no earthly reason why any
one rch poor, should not avail themselves oi this
generous offer. As an instance of this remarkable
method the of Charles LaDge, Morrison, ILL.,, is
welcome piece of Intelligence.
Nj. Ianse is well preserved old gentleman. -
years of and for eighteen years had bad double
rupture which treatment could cope with. After a
short of the Rice method the left rupture healed
entirely and the right almost closed III "A few
weeks To-day he IS aS sound as q dollar, wears no
other support and his is only OF hun
dreds of similar cases reported by those who use the
Rice method. Send tor this free trial Don't be back
ward. 1t will surprise you with It's wonderful power
10 heal And il yOu know OF other rnptured people,
ask them to write write for them. DO not fail 10
writ" once; do So Today.
The National tribune., 1901-03-21
Indorses Col. Marsh.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: As q
member Of the I'd Ill. Cav, l wish TO in.
oorse Col. B. Il. Marsh for Commissioner
of Pensions. Having followed Col Marsh
for four and a-half years, / know what
be is, and if he were appointed Pension
Commissioner the pension laws would be
executed with such rapidity that the
claims would soon be all up TO date. Come
on, boys, and give the Colonel a lift
qHos. j. SIMPSON, Co. b, I'd Ill. Cav,
South Fork, Mo.
The National tribune., 1901-03-21
Free to the
Ruptured
DR.. WIS Rice, the Well Known Author
ity, Sends a Trial of His Famous
Method Free to All.

Out Of the chaos of old time failure coa.es aud
startling for rupture. Dr. W. = Rice 32g Y Main
St, Adams y. y, has invented a method that cures
The National tribune., 1901-03-21
Opposes Court of Pension Appeals.

Comrade NJ. w. Cook, Oakland. l. T.,
Z is opposed to creating Court of Pension
Appeals, but wants a Commissioner of
ans.
The National tribune., 1901-03-21
wish to Admit spanish war Veterans

Comradc Patrick COnlin. Quartermaster.
Gen. Crook Post, $40, Weir City, Kan.
writes that his Post Is unanimous for the
admission Of Spanish American War Volun,
teer TO tho G. A. Il.
The National tribune., 1901-03-21

Commander Chas. W. Keeting announces
that the 18th Annual Encampmeut will con-
vene at G. \. X. Hall, New Orleans, La,
March 20. This Department has organized
four Posts during the year, and has made q
gain Of u members,
The National tribune., 1901-03-21

Remaining in good standing Dee. 81.
1900 200
&. V. Il. POND,
Assistant Adiutant-Gen.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22
LITIGATION over tn. consue,c

Before E R. He2drv. chief Office
returned from Mahakona Saturday.
he appointed S. ~ kaunamano as
keeper OF the brigantine Consuelo.
now under attachment for libel. Cap
tain 4. G. Page. master OF the vessel.
gave his power of attorney for ar
ranging a bond in release to E A
Fraser, agent OF the brig. who -.
gether with his attorney. H. L. Ho,-
stein, accompanied Mr.. Hendry 70 the
place where the ConsueIo is moored.
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A CYLINDER PRESS, in good
condition-Jnst the press for a
weekly paper VIII be sold at a
bargain
APPLY at Republican Office
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millinery INCORPORATION.
Hotel Street Concern Flies Papers Of
LARGE Capitalization.


Articles of Incorporation ware fled
yesterday for the N z kiEIeaa Co.
Ltd The deal represented by these
papers is one by which ths scope and
business OF the xesi-knova millinery
establishment O. Hotel street will Dc
greatly extended. The mex concern
viii engage in the wholesale ana retail
millinery business The capitalization
IS si0,ee0 which Is divided into zeae
shares. par value SEQ The incorpora-
on has the option of increasing its
capital stock Is 5000. 900. and runs for
a term Of fifty years. he chief stock
holder is Mrs NJ. E hIilean. who. is
also president Lorrin Andrews is
secretary and treasurer The other
incorporators are E. a Mott-Smith.
Il. E. Paxton. Robert Sningie and John
Ehnger-
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Our estimates on Jub Printing mar
save ycu money
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Big
Reduction
On
Kodaks

Beginning today We inaugurate a
big cut in the price of Kodaks- We
ask you to compare our prices. There
is no stronger argument we can offer
Every instrument is bran new East
man" Kodak. Not a shop-worn, sec
ond hand or damaged Kodak in ou1
stock This is not catch ad, but
strictly business.
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Sherif's Sale.

In pursuance of al Execution issued
cut of She Second District Court of
Honolulu, Island OF Oahu. Territory of
Hawaii, on the 9Th day OF January. A.
D. 1901. in re matter of ". S. Noblitt
vs.. Olaf Eieassen. have levied upon
the personal property of said defen-
dant. Olaf Eleassen- on this 10th day
Of January, A D, 1901, and shall ex-
pose said property for sale at Public
Auction to the highest bidder. at the
Police Station. Kalakaua Hale. in Ho-
noInlu aforesaid, sr l2 o'clock noon
of the 1eth day cs Fehruary.> D.
1901. unless the Judgment. amounting
to flftsen ss-le0 Dollars. interest.
costs. and my expenses are previously
paid. said property levied upon being:
PICTURES.
CENTER TABLES.
/ SEWING MACHINE,
wASHSTANn-
CHAS- r. CHTLIIScwcrTH.
Deputy Sheriff Territory az Hawaii.
Honolulu. Oahu. Jan To- zeal
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Have you had q photo taken of baby
That's the question every mother is in
terested in Baby is baby only once in a
lifetime and what parent does not cherish
the memory of his happy. care-free ways
Then perhaps unkind fate has some
thing sinister in store for him. who
knows?
Have photo of baby by all means
and don't put il of.
King Bros. make specially Of child
photography at their new studio. 10
Hotel street
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HAWAIIAN WOOD GOING EAST.
Some koa Weed From Hawaii Which
Will Be Used for interiors

Will Be Used for interiors
Down on the Esplanade are several
pieces of the trunkS~of koe trees that
we're brought here some time ago from
Hawaii They we're obtained BY G n
Carter for shipment 20 his father-in
law. "a A Strong Of Rochester. n r
Strong is building q very handsome
residence in the eastern city and win
have the koa wood made into panels
and other finishing pieces for the in
terror of the rooms
The logs were carefully selected and
are very fine specimens of the valu-
able wood which is now becoming so
scarce on these Islands
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In calling for these Letters please
ask for Advertised"
]. N. DAT. Postmaster.
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We have fresh film by mail regular
IT, Everything you require in the
photo line. Developing and printing
the sort that pleases-is the kind OF
work we turn ont.
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LETTERS

List of Advertised Letters remain
ing in the Honolulu Postofice for the
week ending January Is, 1901:
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GENTLEMEH'S LIST.

Anderson, Mr Huttenbach. F
(n) u 7 .prnyIrvine. Frank
Ball. o Jones. Elias
Baird, y ] Jordan, Frank
Baker, c Jordan. James
Becker, p K Kalb. D X
Benson. E King. ] T
Blackman. L krusandahe A
Biacker, W I kissing. Mr.
Bower, Frank D Marx. Philip
Brigham. NJ Markham. VIM
Brown. Geo l Moran, Denny
Buck, Stearns Moke. ] D
Bass, Chas Municipality
Burke. j Munson, John
Campbell. H J Murphy, Frank ]
Carew. J H Macintosh.
Campbell. W H c McCabe, Sam
Cavenagh, P j Mcdonald. Jno E
Cretan, Pasquale Mcdonald, P (2)
Chapman, n A McGill. j c
Chairman. Mas W McWilliam, Mr.
Chapman. Geo H McPhee, VIM
Chamberlain, NV Norton. c L
Clark, ] Pratt, Asa
Coopley, n P Pickard, ]
Condor, Martin Perry, Willie
Desney, W L O'Donnell. Walter
Delaney, Ordenstein, Jacob
Demurs. E Osborne, Charlie
Douglas. c F Rabe. Robert
Dorm, John NJ REYNOLDS. w F
Duncan, Thos Reade. H L NJ
Finlayson, W w Riley. Russell
Flvnn, j K CD Rose, J. Frank
Florie, John Roberts, VIM
FRY, Serald Rowland, A
Gay. Chas Rosenbladt, John
Gardiner. R A Robinson, NJ T
Gilliland. John Sampson, R H
Gilberson. E Seabury. John
Grove, Iryen Smith Claud
Gousley, Sam Stansfield. " r
Harris. A r (4) Stan. Elk Co.
Gordon, Robert Stewart. Jas H
Harris, Mr. Sullivan. Steve
Havselden, + II Thompson DrLS
Hewins, Homer Underwood. -Oran
Hotel Hack Stand Torbert L G
Holt, z Walsh. Maurice D
Fouehtailing, G(2 Wagner. F
herman. R Wilcox. L "
Hopenhaus, Mr. Wekhorg. Con
Hon. Dairy Co. Wilson. George
Hughes, T H Zevbe. H
PACKAGES.
Campbell, f Miller, w
Ehuvine. Mast Maher. David
Steere, Fred E Hsttel. C o
LADIES' LIST.
Avstin. Mrs SL(S) Logan. Miss MAY
Alexander MissME Low. Mrs Hannah
BRENNAN, Mrs A K Laws. Mrs Harry
Brown. Mrs Murray, AnnieK(2
Birkmvre, Mrs II Martin. Mrs ] H I.
Brown. H ". Mrs Martin. Mrs Maria
Bush. Miss Ada II Mills. Mrs Elk
Bo~le, Mrs Jennie Marker. Mrs Jno.
Cooke, Mrs L L Miller. Lillian
Cullen. Mrs Mag Moore. Mrs EN-
Crane, Miss n E MeCarty. Mrs NJ
Campbell. Mrs T s. Mott. Mrs -Thos
Campbell, Mrs J C'Newcomh. NfssSL
Mrs Dorriea " !. Motley. Mrs C (2)
Dowsett. Mrs 4 c Parrish. Miss p
DeFries, Mrs H K PoulSon. Mrs A
Eldridse, Mrs n X Robinson. Mrs C S
Froibolst Mrs E Ross. Miss Mary
Forster. Mrs F W Sinclair. Mrs A s
Guilleman Mad. L Scott. Mrs t l.
Guild. Mrs 4 Smith. Miss Helen
Gurrv. Mrs A r Smith, Miss NJ
Green. Mrs L Stillman. Mrs II K,
Geer, Mrs T C Stilman. Mrs
HALEY, Miss Edith Sharp. Mrs H
Hutchinson, MissL Thompson.
Hudson. Mrs ] W Tuck Mrs C
Husbands. Mrs t Vanatta. Mrs ]
Haider. Mrs II Walker, Mrs Jane
Hcugh, Mrs I. " Walker. Miss l.
Hiram, Mrs Hattie West. Mrs H
Hail, Mrs " 4 Winters. Mrs "
Hart. Miss Lena Williams. Miss n
Judd. Mrs N X Walker. Mrs III VI
Miss GM
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-02-02
THE FUNKE.

The Two Real Coons," Williams and
Walker and their own big company, will
present an entire new and origioal mu-
sical farce comedy 'Sons OF Ham" with
all special scenery and electrical effects.
The company numbers fifty persons in
GLIDING chorus OF thirty trained voices
all new music and songs have been writ.
ten expressly for this show. and no ex
pense has been spared by the managers,
Messrs. Hurtig and Seamon in making
this one Of the most perfect productions
on the road. Williams and Walker will
introduce an entirely new speciality, and
q spectacular cake walk ballet is one Of
the new features At sbe Funke, Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, February
4th, 9th and 9th.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-02-02
THE COURIER
Last Years Tailor-MAde Gowns.

III you have q tailor made gown have
it remodeled for the early spring days
and wait until later in the season to
purchase your bes gown" writes Emma
M. Hooper in the February Ladies'
Home Journal. "If your gown was
bought within a year it is probably
made severely plain, in which case it
may be trimmed with bands Of taffeta
two inches wide, either black or the
color CT the gown. The bands should be
cut true bias or be curved to fit the
skirt perfectly. Line each band with
thin crinoline, stitch five times. turn in
the edges narrowly and stitch them to
the skirt. The lower of the two bands
should be set two inches above the edge
OF the skirt. IL a fresh binding is
Needed put it on. aud il the skirt is in
tended for general wear make it go that
il will escape the ground. A dust ruff
file of tsff ia silk cut bias and made
about seven inches wid-, finished with a
narrow hem and put on with tiny erect
heading, will very much improve the
appearance OF the skirt. The rufle
should be ouce and half as full as the
skirt, and should DO sewed on about
half an inch above the binding on the
insi lie of the skirt II the skirt is to be
rehung the back may be made 10 an in
verted box plat, or laid in fan plsits, or
the fullness may be tucked lengthwise
across the back to depth OF six inches,
and width of five in the belt