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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-03

immense returns; the chance of a life
time; investment guaranteed; principals
only; no agents. Address j. III. Greg
DRY. 400 Fisher Bldg. Chicago III.
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for summer and winter garden, includ-
ing saloon and dwelling; q novelty in
this line. Apply p las, Globe
PRINTING-DO YOU WANT ANY?
And want to save money? And want
good work? Well, then, you better call
or write the only first-class, low-price
printers in Minnea polls; 1000 fine cards,
81. Perry Printing Co., 316 Nicollet,
Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-03

CASH FOR REAL ESTATE OR BUSI-
ness no matter where located. If YOU
desire a quick sale send us description
and price. Northwestern Business
Agency. w 312, Bank Of Commerce
Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-03

CORPORATION WHOSE PRODUCTS
are handled by leading wholesale and
retail dealers want competent man to
take management of branch office; SAL
airy $4,000 per annum and commission;
energetic man should earn IS 1000 per
annum; must invest from $1,000 to IS, 600
in stock Of company: unuuestionable
references as to ability and Integrity
required. Address Box $50, Madison,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
Biedna Anglia.

Wykazy statystyczne udowadnlaja
ze Anglia mole sig pochwaltd, mai
wleksz2 liczba, ze wszystkichpanstw
|Swlata, dyspetykow, czyli cierp'a-
cych ma 1o}adek Tepu najcze6ciej
winien nieodpowiedni pokarm Ny
ME ieste6my bardzo daleko q BrY~
tyjczykami q take polozenie. bez
wwarunkowo domsga sic zapobiete
MIA, Wy leczenla. Zimne poSywienie
! Gimme napoje rujuuja zdrowie
wlelu, ale ME SO jedyna tylko
pIrsyczyna choroby; zoladek wne
trzno6ci powoli stopnlowo sstaia.
sic coraz to sfabsze j sfabsze, jezeli
zestaja "a wielka obarezone praoa.
Jest jednak jeden 6r odek kt6ry za-
wsze, " kazdYm wypadku nieza-.
wodnie wyleczy s1abo6c zo1adka
w~p5trznoscl ~ tTriner'a Amery-
|kahkki Ellksr Go1kiego Wilma. Jest
to czysty zupelaie sok wino-grado-
Wy, zmieszany : soklsm debranYch
|zi6l, znanYoh : lob specyalnego
Wynn ma organa Itrawienia. Dos.
dale tym4s silly. powcduie doklad.
ME strawlenie kasdego motliwegoIl
pokarma, odna~ia krew ! oozys1csa
c,ere. Ola bladych, sshorowanych
acknowledgements ola matek kar~
miacych, die dzieHczat mmlodtyoh,
ma.najwiekssa wags. % dostaniia''
waptekaoh, lab utfabrykanta Jos.
Timer, 100 So Asland Ave, Chi.
90, Illinois,, Plllsnen Station.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

'prolgsza pl,ollz.swyll6IIl 81. mic a o ''ll'Ei { a.
ds1.o,,s.ltot,iinlliie|ijls'z,yy ri: Panic y. ss 61s.
/ ,Zlla.lmryl6lllLo,:nl1y 1nilac leon
siis,dzz;iialIll l kLr'6l; .r:yys.ysj y 'W''l, ".
.zaly y zmarttwienieg tro III
.'Wreszlciiee' :pI:,oc'wvRiteedd;ziiasll:
Moze ta jjlee'ddnnalz sttrluna
iego duchus nla al s g
calo6c ME doznalaa IA szzW &
Dalby Bog, ably TAX bJy1o:.t
Spr6buie,mr1yy'.
Zwr6cil pytaniee.sdoc T !, 'all'a. J
jezyku lacihskim, chlopiec z
ociaganiem sic blednie, ale.
~odpowiedzial. Kr6l uac;l Il
sic, ME mniej lordowie j 1e-.
karz kr6lewski. NiezaaWodllnnii'eg'.
ia odpowiedz ME d~or6'WnyWa
wiedzy, jaka ksiaze posiada'},
s. rzek1 kr6l, wszalkze 9
kazuje, ze si]a jego ducka,
aczkolwiek jest chora, ME
Jest zniszczona. COZ pan my
.slisz2
Lekarz, kt6remu to pyta-
ME bylo zadane, ukloni1 sic.
Waszej kr6lewskiej mo6ei, si-
re, - z~apewnil.
Krol spojrzal 2 zadowole-
MEM ma uczonego meza, kt6ry
to uspokajajace wyrzek1 slo-
wa; potem %przem6wil do To-
ma pc francuzku. Ch1opiec
chwile milczal zmieszany,
potem rzek{ skromnie::
- ,Wasza Milo6c przebaczy
ia tel mowy ME rozumiem.
Kr6l upad1 napowr6t ma
}6zko, study skoczyli ku
skinieniem reki roz-
i'm jednak odstapic il
- Zostawcie mnie, to tyl-
ko ~przemi]ajace oslabienie.
Posadzcie mic lepiej. Tax, to
wystarcza. Chodz tn, dzz;i,e9c,ko;
biedna glove nasercu
OLGA twego j badz pocieszony.
WyzdroWiejesz wkr6tce; sla-
bose twoja jest przemijaiaca.
Wierz mi, re tax jest.
Potem zwr6ci1 sic do obec-
nych, lagodny wyraz ustapil
2 jego twarzy, groznie zably-
sly oczy.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
KS,A 4 ! n: 3 "a EBR II .
Po'''w'','lIlIEllE lssct
a4# n.
(Ciag dalszy) NJ
(Ciag d!a'llsz;y).

ZaraZ pc sWletnycn salac;I[
i marmurowych przysionl,''
kach, schodach ] ko'rytarzzaaccl
potworzyly.sie szeptajace Z 50
ba gromadki pan6w slug ro;z
maitego stopnia, q ma wsz'yg
stkich twarzach malowa1o sit
zdumienie i przerazenie. Me
d}ugo potem wysoki urzed..'
mix obchodzil zamek i uro'
czy6cie glosi4 nastepne roz.
porzadzenie.
w imieniu kr6la nikt
MECH sic ME wazy, pod kara
smierci, rozszerzac k1amli.
wych i fa}szywych wie6ci,
Pewtarzac i s1ucha6 ich naWet
ME wolno. w imieniu kr6la,
Szepty umilk}y cd razu ]
najzupe}niej jak gdyby wszy-
soy obecni stall sic nagle g}u-
81 niemi.
Wkr6tce jednak zabrzmiar
10 z cicha pc korytarzach.
Ksiaze! patrzcie, ksiaze
idzie. III !
Powell szedl biedny Tom,
a dworacy rozstepowali sic,
klaniali mu unizenie. On
pr6bowa1 odk}oni6 sic, patrzac
W ko}o. wzrokiem przestra-
szonym i proszacym. mako
mici lordowie sill pc obu je-
go stronach i wspierali chwiej-
ne kroki. Lekarze nadworni
i kilku slug znaczniejszych
sz}o "a nim.
Wreszcie wszed} Tom z
swoimi towarzyszami do VS.
panialych podwoi, kt6re sic
"a MIN zamkne}y. Sluszny j
rozros}y mezczyzna siedzia}
oparty W wygodnem krzeSle
twarz mial szeroka, pelna 2
surowym wyrazem, okolona
siwiejaca broda j siweml ma
glowie wlosami. Bogate jego
szaty by}y pomiete, gdzie ME
gdzie zuzyte.
Noge jedna, SLIME spuch-
Meta i obwiazana bandazami,
trzymal glove ma poduszce.
w oko1o g}ebokie by}o mil
genie, g}owy obecnych po-
chyla}y sic ze czcia, tylko
chory jedynie trzymal glove
podniesiona j ostrym> patrza}
wzrokiem; by1 to- kr6l Hen
ryk VIII., grozny wladzca.
Gdy FACIAL movie do mnle-
manego syna, lagodniejszy
Wyraz wystapi} mu ma obi
cze.
- Jak sic masz, milordzie
Edwardzie, moi synu. Czy
przychodzisz popiescic sic re
NINA, dobrym kr6lem, twoim
ojcem, kt6ry Gle kocha SER
deczni9, choc nieraz zartem
Gle podraznil? Il.
81 -. .- .vt.E..- E.+I -E. .Eg&. 9iEE.E$5E5
Biedny Tom s}uchal tel mo,
wy, mimo wzruszenia, bardlzzo
uwaznie. Ma slowa: ,,zemna
dobrym kz:r6lemm" upadl ma
kolana, blady fmiertelnie,
jak sgdyby kula przeszyla mu'
SERGE. Blagalnie wzni6sl re-
ce:: g s
Tys panic, kr6lem? O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

4 n1liite,staety, y! % AS mlo,ze' "a pra ll''''lll'
we'lll 'W7I'e,.lstc,lhEllnl1lal gleb ''l''L'l'l', pto'-
tenn rzeA . ~askawosccii
a. q twego ojca, dzi'ec:e
|tyS chory.
Podniesiono Tomna5 ko olaa1l
|pokorny j drzacy zzbDll5iziyl sie
on do monarchy Anglii.
Kr6l %obydwoma rekiaimroEi 5 Oh.
jal twarz jego, zes strachnu w
bladla, j patrza1 ma clh{topca
~badawczo, a Z miloscia, jaak
|gdyby szukal Y lego rysac'h'
Wvyrazu powracajacego rozu-
mu. /.
Przycisnal do piersi ke-
dzierzawa glove j pog}aska}
czule. Potem: rzekl:
Czyz ME poznajesz tive
go OLGA, dziecie mole? Pc
wiedz, wszakze mnie znasz
inaczej pek}o by mi SERGE. Ty
w,iesz, kto ia jestem niepraw-
daz?
- TAX, jestes moim w}adz-
ca panem i kr6lem, kt6rego
oby Bog zachowyWa}.
Dobrze, to wystarcza.
Uspok6j sic, ola czego tax
Me ma tn nikogo,
ktoby ci Who's jeden chcial
zdjac 2 g}owy. Wszyscy Gle.
kochaja. Teraz bedzie tobie
lepiej, Fly sen, kt6ry Gle me-
cyl, JUL ustapil. Czyz tax
ME jest? Prawda, re jestes
znowu SODA? Me bedziesz ma
zywa1 sic obcem imieniem jak
peoprzednio?
Mech mi wasza Milosc
pozwoli powiedziec, ze jam
prawde m6wil, najdostojniej
sly panic. ~Rzeczywi6cie jes-
tenn najnizszymz tWoich pod
zebrakiem. Nieszcze-
przypadek sprowadzil
mnie tutaj, ale ia mic ME "a
Jeszcze jestem "a
mlody, ably juz umierae: Jed
dino s1owo z ust twoich mo-
re mnie ocalic. O, wym6w je
najdostojniejszy panic!
- Umrzee? ty? Me NOW
tego, moi kochany ksiaze
uspok6j tive SERGE trwoznie
bijace. Me, ty ME umrzesz!
Znowu upadl Tom ma ko-
pred kr6lem, rwolajac
radosnie:
- Moi kr6lu, MECH ci Bog
TIVE mi}osierdzie nagrodzi i
Gle dlugo ola dobra
pa6stwa. = Podnoszac sic, 2
rozjasnionym wzrokiem, zwr6-
Gil sic ku dwom lordom, kt6-
rzy mu jake szambelani to-
warzyszyli j zawolal: ~ Pa
s}yszycie. ia ME mann
bye stracony, kr6l to powie-
j:
Wszyscy obecni sklonili
g}owy powaznie-i 2 uszano-
Mkt ME odpowie-
Chlopiec IA chwile|
z,mieszal sic j zaw,aha}, potemr1
sic do kr6la j zapy-
bojazliwie:
70 Ia .moge luz odeisc.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
Always Successful.

When the ladies of the Episcopal church give an entertainment and invite the pub. lie, it is foregone conclusion that they will have something good And the pub. lie IS not disappointed. The musicale giv. en at the Marion Hotel last Friday night was decided success and the large audi. ence went away feeling that they had been amply repaid for their attendance. Each number was rendered well, so much so that the applause was long and continuous for each performer to return. The pro eeeds Of the evening were St3.sO. which VIII go to augment the funds Of the La dies Guild. Mrs. W. German, who was the leader on the occasion, deserves spe cial praise for her earnestness, which was rewarded with such signal success,
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27

Mr. and Mrs. Eadakin returned Sunday from St Louis aud left Tues. day for Little Rock tC attend the Con meDcement exercises Of Maddox Sem . nary. where their daughter. Miss Dora las been studying for several months. Hiss Dora has the making of very inc lyric soprano voice, and has been cultiysting 1t since Christmas, with quite flattering success. Her number 3n the programme was rendered in Italian in q very pleasing manner. The family returned Wednesday, and were accompanied by Miss Laura White, of Memphis, who will be thelr guest for several days.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
kodoi Digests Wha; You Eat
Call Meeting.

The members Of the st. Franci. Courty Democratic E1ecutiFe Committee are here 5y notified tEa; there will be call meet iDz on Saturday, May =, 1901 al o'clock .i ihe Courthouse ia Forrest City. |, is particularly desired that al members b. pressut. as bushes. Of ib poriauce will De considered. :. A. BLALoCK.
 EU9H CoFyET. >-e'y. Chairman
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
Growing Aches and Pains

Mrs. Josie Sumner, Bremond. Texas. writes. April E, 1902: I have used Ball. 4rt's Snow Eminent in my family for three years. l would not be without it iu be house. l have used II on my little girl for growing paius and aches in her znees. IL cured Ter right away have also used II for frost bitten feet, with good success. IL is the best Hniment 1 ever used. '' 2jc, 50c, S1. Sold bY J. I. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
Worst of all Experlences

Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will be your last? Such was the experience of Mrs. S. II. Newson Decatur, Ala. For three years" she writes. Il endured insufferable pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble Death seemed inevitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length 1 was in. dueed to try Electric Bitters, and the re- suit was miraculous l improved at once and now I'm completely recovered o For liver, kidney, stomach and bowel troubles Electric Bitters Is the only medicine. Only soc. It is guaranteed by all druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CON SEITF HON DF THE STATE
 nr aUEAN@a.

S-.fce ss hereby given ftsr the f-l55#izz .1-1t rCs1z as. esea 1ropo-inE aa slleri1- -F tae Gznerzl As.eu 1ysfi-s regular =e-- sea rs .s and Inst rhs a me VII te sub -It1ez ta t1e el@Cr0F. oF the S.ste sr me next Es1ersl slszt#7 be- t- a@ heti september Z l-ts. fer aseceacz e -es sect lol. VIZ
 PzoEJ~Fu ANEyUN ESr.
 Atte- sbe fclrrh Monday iu JsEuzry. A- Q. iss.la- 70 s1eitiC gal 8lxe shs se a-S Sei Co The >1prel2e CC4rt. sa8 t1erszfce- the e0uTi -asli ns T ee71 into 70 eiEis19ns ss fnliCNz; D-e 1zvsslon 70 c1Cs'st of tbe C1ief Justice szt fzs tEo .15Ee- Ci1ssi ia conn is-son. ta 5e srsEa e. D-r1--11 Ng1a Der One me Ct1eT 10 c1nslsr rf t1e remaining tudzes and 10 b. known zs IfI#l-5cn Naf1aer Two The Crset 11stses s1zl 1e tze p-e-1ti1s tDdze Cf DlTis- icl Nz-zae- yae. zE1 Dsvsslou NuIber TsTo sssl. elee; Its pfeSldiuz judge The 5fVist5rs .rsli. wCe1 ne stEfe af the doc .et requires if. s4t seBsFlEe4y for tae nearing and 1lSpa-i- tOE Cf sCse= and matters assigned trersto- under Tues E-s1s tF the court 4 mzgoHly cf ta@ judges -t EITi- o1 s1sH co-sf.rBte s1c-U-l thereof. and the cc1ccrrence gf tsTo l4izes ca a G sI-aoD sBsli. in every case be necessary e dzcl=io1. and zM orders and 4-1zZestz e either 6lvisson. ss 10 Csu--. ana matters ce-1.nE t@ fore It. spa nave tEe force and eEect of those Of the courr
 A CplE5oas et 'ne court CT of divIsies thereof sazI# -e 41 Er-ti-R. and -ball te fed . toe causes in g uicH they shah 5e respeC- Lveiy made 11rl1g the term st Whieh the cause is submitted. Ezc1 1iTIsiea sBsi. have 74AAeiitF ty 4---r t4e Nf4L- anu tArt-l-t thr pl~T@r- e14E1rratei il sections s11 :, AEfs- Cie ' il. gt tre Constitution.
 ceU Judge of d.yl.iOu t.sseuts from me s4rELElt therein Cr when Federal question = involved. The e uss on The EpyI- eattCz of ne H-5rx party s1aH be transfer Ted to tne cfssrt for its dec. slCl: Cr wheu me eourt- CT c tzTl.l4n thereof . which s cause = beL1icz- s1au a order. the cause shall te transferred co ne court for lts decision. Eczr .gtxes cf fhe court shall constitute quorum thereof. and the concurrence Cf four .1sse- -asH ee necessary 10 decision. e1- cept that when the 4fzes cf the pbcle c0lrl are equally divided 10 opinion upon the question Of me a1rua1ee Or reversal Of ca8se previously determined sy 8 lower court, the judgment. opder CT decree Uade review -EziI ue affirmed
 Approved March Ig iag
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
J 5 Sanders

io not hesitate to recommend kodol Dys. 2epsia Cure to hS friends and custo- mers. Indigestion causes more ili health than anything else. l. deranges the
 stomach and brings on all manner of dis ease. kodOI Dyspepia Cure diges,s what you eat, cures indigestion, dyspe psia and all stomach disorders. hodol is not only a perfect dgestant. but tissue building tonic as well. Renewed health, perfect strength and increased vitality follow its use.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27

JS0. N. ekoCKETT. see'y 6f stafe. ekAL.z By Q. (. LrDwI6. Heputv.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27

pr. Jas. !. Nuriy and Thos. O'Brien spent Sunday night in the bottoms un- fer snucge fife, awaiting the com ing Of early Monday morning to hunt he ffisky squirrel The Doctor says the mosquitoes Of St. Francis bottom gre larger, more fefoeious. aud hun. IrIer than anywhere outside of New Jersey
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
That Throhblng Headaoha

Would quickly leave you. if you used pr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Only s5.eents, money back if not cured Sold by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
4 PosltIye Necessity.

Having 10 lay upon ny bed for II days from severely bruised leg. l only found relief when l used bottle of Ballard's snow Liniment. l can eheerfuHy recon. mend ]. as the best medicine for bruises ever sent to the afflicted. I, has now be- cous positive ne -.sity upon myself. D. E. Byrne>. merchant. Doyersyille. Texas. z5c, Soc. Sl. Sold by J T. sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
PRePeEn ANRxnvENT


 nat seltI9n l, Article lS. Of the Colsti.G- ton of the state Of ArkzlsGs 5e amended sg as 10 read ss follows:
 AFtic.e .a sectIou l. Finance a7d Taxation. Neither The state nor any ci1y. county. toSu Or other municipality 2 tn.s Stzte sas li ever loan if- credit for any purU9se what ever: Dor shall any county. city. town CT muu4ctpality ever issue any interest DezrirE et!oences of indeofedne-s- except such bonds as may be authorized by law t0 provide for and secure tne payment Of the present ex- lslEg indebtedness; and the State shall nev- er Issue any Interest bearing treasury war rants CT scFip. Provided, that the cites of the nrsf and second class may i-=Qa interest bearing evidences of indebtedness Provided. however, that before thls iaw shall be eEee- tive the c1ly council Ot such city Or tow shall pass an ordinance specifying for what purpose and for what amount rCeF 1eslrp tD issue interest bearing evidences Of indebted ness and the rate ot interest to be paid ou tne same. Said ordinance shaiI be published Tor tnifty days in daily paper. pubilsbed n such cites Or towns. but II there be 10 daily papers then the same shall be published 2 a weekly paper ot genera! circulation in the county h which tDe city or town j. situated. said ordinance snail then be submitted 10 rnE Inhabitants, at the next Eega5ar CT specIal city election for Ratification or rel ectiOn; and II ma orlty Of d the electors voting, on such question are found to be ia favor Ct the Ratification, then said ordinance snai be n t1ll force and effect. otherwi.e the same sl4i! be null and void
 tThe a3oye joint resolution was vetoed by the Governor. and passed over tle veto by each branch of the General Assembly. and nled ID me office ot the Secretary Of State CD April ., lfE,
 Each eiector may vote for Or against either Ci me above amendments
 Witness my ofbeiai signature this l5fa day
 ei | esr4aiy. isa4.
 JSO. N. CROCK FIT. See'y 6f stafe. oEAL.3 By D. C. LFDwI6. Deputy.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
Weak Hearts

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 sre9.reS 6s 6. c. OsHTTT & CO, CHICAGO.
 For Sale by ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-05-27
APpraiSenent.

County of St. Francis
 We Jack Brown. ]. Bohanan and I n Harness, three citizens Of the county of St Francis and househelders therein havfre been thereto appointed by T. J Neiu x Justice of the peace ot said county. have hi. day viewed certain horse shown 10 us bt W. NJ, Bailey as an estray. Said horse is 2 lsni pay with left hind foot white about ll about &0.0u, WI u
 J H. Barnes.
 J. B. Brown, J. Bohanau. true copy Of the original Attest T, (. Merwin, Clerk.
The National tribune., 1904-05-26
THE RED CROSS.
Miss Clara Barton Resigns. and is Succeeded
by Mrs. John A. Logan,

At meeting held at the residence of
Mrs. John A. Logan, Miss Clara Barton
resigned the Presidency Of the National
Red Cross in letter In (Which she re-
viewed the work of the Red Cross from
the time that she accepted from President
Garfield the appointment of President Of
the organization. She recounted with par
donable pride the great work which the
Red Cross had done in that time, and said
that it was an unspeakable joy to her that
the "tOil-worn, weary mantle" dropped
from her shoulders to fall upon those of
the woman so worthy of it. She said it
was pride to hand over an organization
perfectly formed, thoroughly Differed, with
no debts. and sum of from $4,000 to
$14 900 available as a working fund. Mrs.
Logan, who has been the Vice-President
for number of years, was at once pro-
NOTED to the higher Office, and accepted it
in brief address, expressing her sense of
the honor conferred upon her and the great
responsibility of the office. The Execu-
tive Committee united in letter to Miss
Barton expressing their high appreciation
of her splendid work for so many years,
and the deepest regret that she felt COM
PEELED to lay down the burden. The letter
closed with the hope that the new man
agement would enable the Red Cross to
maintain the dignity and efficiency to
which it had been raised by the patriotism
and Sef-Sacrifice Of Clara Barton
The National tribune., 1904-05-26
New Jersey Department Encampmsnt.

General Orders, 8. Department of New
Jersey, G. A. r., announces that the 37th
Annual Encampment will be held at AS
bury Park, n. j.. June 16 and II. The
business session will open at 10 a. M, OIL
10Th. The order gives the order of bust
ness and the several committees. A Camp
fire will be held on the evening of June is.
in the new pavilion on the beach. The
order urgently invites comrades, w. r. c.,
Ladies G.. A. r. and friends to attend.
Attention is called to a new New Jersey
statute forbidding dissertation of the L.
s. Flag. which Acknowledgement McCar-
ter, of the State, CONSTITUTES as forbidding
Posts painting the Post number. etc, on
the National Flag.
General Order 8 admonishes Posts and
comrades TO attend divine services with
special Memorial features on Sunday.
May %; to avoid hurry in decoration of
graves on Memorial Day, and to invite
participation. on both days, Of w. r. c.,
Ladies G. A. r., Sons of Veterans and
Daughters Of Veterans.
General Order 10 calls attention to Or
ders from National Headquarters concern
ing the National Encampment and insists
upon prompt reports from Posts. 1t also
earnestly requests comrades to observe
Flag Day, June IA.
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Commissioner Ware for vice-President.

At recent meeting Of Mckinley Post,
Knoxville, Tenn, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, In view of the eminently just
administration of the Bureau of Pensions
by the Hon. +. +. Ware, and especially
so in his recent order of March Is, 1904
giving the veterans of the late civil war
an age disability pension, which is of Ma
tional import. and which has marked him
as a wise and patriotic statesman of SUI
perior political ability: Therefore,
Resolved, That Comrade Ware is en-
titled not only to the gratitude of the de.
tenders of the Republic, but to that of the
Nation itself, and that we urge that his
name be placed on the next Presidential
ticket for the Office of Vice president of
the United States, and that copy of this
resolution be furnished the Knoxville Ten
nessee Journal and Tribune, and The Ma.
tional Tribune, of Washington, for publ
cation
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Tex. April 21-23. unanimously elected as
Department Commander Comrade John l..
Boyd, of Dallas. The other officers elected
are: s. V. c., ID. g. Gillette, Ord Post. 3,
San Antonio: j. V. c.. L. l.. Whitaker.
same Post; Chaplain, I. Il. Crowley.
Lyon Post. ), Denison. Council of Admin
istration: VIM. Allen. Mcpherson Post. 1.
Sherman; J. ID. Estabrook. Geo. w.
Wright Post, 20. Paris: A. Rockhold,
Oglesby Post, q. Dallas; j. w. Ridgs.
same Post; +. +. Watts, Lyon Post. ).
Denison. Comrade w. A. Stoner Carson
Post. a. Waco. was appointed TO National
Council of Administration.
Commander Boyd appointed J. s. Dun
lap, 1913 Main street, Dallas. A. A. Cen
eral: c. r. Hubbard. Inspector General:
w. B. Young. Raum Post. al. Gebtown.
Chief Mastering Officer: ]. II. Cunning
ham, Rousseau Post. 90, Graham. Judge
Advocate: John Hunter, Oglesby Post, 9.
Dallas. Senior Aid and Chief Of Staff.
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Michigan Department Encampment.

BY General Orders No. 9. COmrade d.
B. X. Van Raalte, Department Com
mander of Michigan. G. A. r.. announces
that the Goth Annual Encampment of the
Department will be held at Battle Greek
Mich. June ii, Is, 16. The order states
that Encampment badges will be issued
only to delegates in person; none to alter.
mates, except in absence of the delegates
the credentials committee will issue the
badges.
The railways give round-trip rate OF
one fare, plus p cents. from all Michigan
points. Commander-in-Ch Chief John c.
Black will attend and deliver an address
June Il.
The order concludes with paragraph
reminding the public that June IA is Flag
Day. and advising that every household
display the Stars and Stripes that day and
that there be appropriate exercises in the
public schools