The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1903-09-03
KANSAS WINNERS.

KANSAS WINNERS.
5000. James McDermott, Winfield,
Kan.
$40. Mary E. Frost, Altoona, Kan.
$75. A. Z. Amend, Wisely, Kan.
$50. E. G. Louk, Michigan Valley,
Kan.
$50. ]. d. Mourer, Dexter, Kan.
$50. w. J. Carter, Sterling, Kan.
$3.50. George j. Clark, Walnut, Kan.
$50. C. Z. Scarlet, White Cloud,
q $50. George Schneider, st. Frances,
Kan.
$50. A. Underwood, Agra, Kan.
$50. w. A. Limbocker, Manhattan,
$40. J. S. Henninger, Jewell City,
Kan.
S25. w. b. Chamberlin, Independ-
'la' ence, Kan.
$50. A. p. Doolittle, Sebetha, Kan.
SIS. VIM. Martinson, Neodesha. Kan.
500. Garrett Albertson, Halstead,
$40. John f. cabling, Mt. Hope,
$50. J. Allen Porter, Sterling, Kan.
$40. c. 0. Kinune, Alma. Kan.
$50. w. ]. Carter, Sterling, Kan.
$110. r. II. Knowles, Topeka, Kan.
500. G. c. Osborne, Randall. Kan.
$40. Henry NJ. Reed, Jr., Washing
ton. Kan.
5000. Nathan Kelley. Efingham. Kan.
$25. b. Hainline, Emporia, Kan.
S65. r. c. Bird, Arkansas City. Kan.
$50. John Stevenson, Salina. Kan.
$50. Geo. T. Smith. Winfield. Kan.
S25. Eli Vale. Weber. Kan.
S15. Geo. Z. Grimes, Severy. Kan.
$50. John Smith. Haddam, Kan
$500. NJ. l.. Dick, Arkansas City. Kan.
5000. ]. j. Flora. Birmingham. Kan.
$500. E. j. Eshom, Boyle, Kan.
NEBRASKA WINNERS.
SEQ. J. X. Autz, Red Cloud. Neb.
500 Geo. II. Butterfeld, Farnam,
Neb.
$40. D. A. Tidban, Grand Island,
$1,000. Isaac Kendall, SCOTS Bluff,
Neb.
$40. John l.. Trobee. Elwood, Neb.
$25. Charles o. Carlson, Axtell,
Neb.
$4,000. G. A. Farman, Ainsworth, Neb.
COmrade l. p. Adams. Greenville. Tex,
reports as follows: much surprised to
find my name among the winners. Your
contests are fair and impartial. I was
born in Ohio, 1914. Enlisted in Co. C,
ODD KY. December, 1861; was in the bat
tie of Stone River, Chickamauga. Chat
tanooga and all along the line to Atlanta.
Thereafter l went back to Tennessee. at
the battles of Franklin and Nashville
Discharged at Louisville. Ky, Feb. 8,
1866. Have been a reader of The Ma
tional Tribune for many years, and will
continue to read it as long as l can see"
Comrade II. p. Herrick. Napoli, N. Y,
reports as follows: Born in Erie Co.,
n. Y, 1929. Enlisted September, 1864,
in Co. A, 1SSth n. Y. Was with Gen.
Grant from City Point to Appomattox. In
battle line when Gen. Lee surrendered"
Comrade J. S. Stuckey, Van Vert. O.,
reports as follows: Born in Ohio, 1871.
Enlisted in Co. l, 9th Ohio, July, 1861,
service in the State Of Missouri, under
Gen. Sturgis, was within three miles of
Lexington when Gen. Muiligan surrend-
cred; retreated to Kansas City. going
from there to Springfield under Gen.
Fremont: returned to Sedalia. Mo-. win
tering there the Winter of 81 and go,
making several raids during the Winter,
at one time assisting in the capture of
some 1900 rebs just starting to join
Gen. Price. then in Arkansas. In the
Spring of 80 the 9th and Both Ohio
marched to st. Louis, taking boat for
Island No. 10 and New Madrid. beine
Joined at Camden, Mo-, by the 43d ant
63d Ohio, after which the brigade organi.
cation was known as the Ohio Brigade
Assisted In the capture of New Madrid
and Island No. 10, under Gen. John Pope
Later Joined Gen. Halleck's great army
In its famous advance on Corinth, Miss,
in my judgment one of the greatest mil.
itary farces perpetrated during the war
Remaining in the vicinity of Corinth, we
fought the second battle of Corinth under
Gen. Rosecrans, and right we'll did the
boys Of the Ohio Brigade acquit them.
selves. Later Joined Gen. Grant on his
inland campaign for the capture Of Vicks.
burg. being sent back from Coffeeville
Miss, to look after Gen. Forrest, who