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I . TIL IND-The 18th Annual Reunion will be
4Af held at Muncie, Ind, Sept 70 and 30. We
are very DESTROYS of having many possible of the
survivors present, and In looking the roster
find many of the names have pOstofice address TO
enable us to send each special invitation Members
seeing this who do not receive notice Of Reunion Will
please write William Bailey. President, Selma, Ind.
or U. w. Brown, Secretary, Winchester. Ind.
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ATANHOOD-HAVING RESTORED MYSELF
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REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-5Oo ACRES ONE AND HALF
miles from Dexter, Iowa House cost o. 600; large
barn: windmilI two wels $50 under cultivation.
balance ESQ acres In pasture well fenced This Ii
good farm. Price $65 per acre.
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Mo-; 80 acres good land under cultivation balance in
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plenty OF fruit; seven miles from Nevada, Countys
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have all kinds OF FARMS large and SMALL also. mod
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you want to buy something good, me before buy
Ing Geo. w. KecKler 9l7 f. sth st.. Muscatine, Iowa.
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U7ANTED-A FRUIT OR TRUCK GROWER
w To bury Of the best little places in the County
W u, TWO a,d nail miles on Camoen MIN Popua -
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write quick. Brown.Martin Realty Co., Camden,
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EOR sALE-FIRsT EDITION AMERICAN AND
II English EncycIodedia Of Law: 30 vols; good as
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Picket Guard published at Saltio, Mex, 1S47 con-
tanning Gen. Santa Anas Proclamation.
One ancient Bible published by English College at
Rheims, A. D. 1882
Best offer Address ?. O. Box 253 PnckneyviIIe. Ill.
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BRIDGEPORT. W. VA, JULY 80. 1904
Daniel Hottnger, 9s N. California Ave- Chicago. Ill.
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Money returned II book cannot be had No substitute
sent. Agents wanted Catalogue free.
HANGERS OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDI-
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STAMPS AND COINS.

Gs ~ PAID FOR RARE 1853 QUA RTERS: ~
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money coined before 1879 and send cents at once
o set Of two coin and stamp value books II may
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40. X, 18TH PA. CAV.-A Reunion Of Co. X, 10th
~ Pa Cav, will be held Sept. q at Washington Pa
An invitation Is extended to all members OF the 18Th
Pa Cay to come and be their guests that day. Gen
J. X. Robson, Adpt Connary, Majs. Heslop LeMoyne
Seige," Brooks. and Dunn, will be there. Il. Dunn
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TIME 5TH OHIO CAV. will hold its Annual Reun-
l. Ion in the GA. n. Hall at Cumminsviile (Cincin
nat Saturday. Sept. IT, good attendance is expect
ed We trust every old member OF The regiment who
OF the following comrades: Gen. T. 7. Heath, Presl-
dent 36 Main street. Cincinnati, o.: Thos. ]. Leeds,
Georgetown, O.; Capt. b. w. Thompson, 423i Hamil-
ton Ave-, N. Side, Cincinnati, o.; T. g. Mendenhall,
kinmundy Ill.
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A JOINT OHIO REUNION ARRANGEMENTS
"A have been made to hold joint Reunion of the
3 7Sd s9h hath and 10th Ohio at chiliicothe Sept
the Mayors Office. City Building The call is signed
by g. H. Hurst, President, and the Secretary Frank
]. Esker.
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DEUNION OF MICHIGAN SOLDIERS.-A call
~ has been issued for Reunion OF the soldiers and
sailors OF Macomb, st. Clair and Saniac Counties
Mich, at Port Huron, on Thursday and Friday, Sept
Is and 10. Headquarters at the Auditorium VIM
Baird, President; \. A. Hascall, Secretary.
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701S ST OHIO.-The 3sih Annual Reunion Of the
lOl regiment will be held at Republic, O., Sept.
a. An interesting program has been arranged for the
day and evening. Comrades let US rally round the
Old flag once again and make this Reunion grand
success Comrades are requested to wear the badges
received at in o. I'm 1902 and also requested to
notify the Secretary whether they will attend not.
T.. w. Currigan Secretary. S1-3t
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

WI ANTED-The addresses Of Asst Surgeon Geo.
w Woodhead, Annapolis Hospital from May to
September. 1862; Henry Norwood, Hospital Steward
from May to September, 1862 also Chief Surgeon Dr.
II. L. Crane, Annapolis Hospital from May to sepem-
Der. 1862; by L. v. s. Mattson, Member of Council of
Administration, Department OF New York, GAR.
OswegO, n. Y.
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TO 18th N. Y. at Greenport, N. Y, Thursday,
- sept g. frsins leave New York as follows:
Main Line from East 39eh st. $50 and S42 q m. Re
turning. leave Greenportat ZAP and 7:2s D. m Boats
for Greenpor leave fer g foot of Wall street,
~ T. City, at $50 p ID: Returning leave Greenport,
Secretary
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DIST OHIO.-Members Of the regiment who have
= not received notice Of our next Reunion at
Hebron. o., Sept %, and those knowing OF the death
Of any member Of the regiment within the past year
please notify the Secretary, IS. A. Mcneil, Rich
wood, o.
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REUNIONS.

9th OHIO.-Reunion of the llSth o. v. l.,
20 Second Brigade Second Division. Twenty
third Corps will be held at Delphos Ohio. Oct IL and
h. Recruited i'm July and August 1852; in Fall Of 1883
marched from Kentucky to East Tennessee wading
Rivers: endured the privaton, hardship and exposure
OF Winter Of 6s-64 east OF Knoxville; Joined Sherman
battles and skrmshes Of Atlanta Campaign left with
Fourth Corps to fight Hood at Columbia. franklin and
Nash vile; sent by rail- river and to Snthfeld,
NC; was first in Fort Anderson, N. c. discharged at
salisbury, N c. June a. '65. Jesse s. Cum, Secretary
and Treasurer
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7OD IND. AND WILDER'S BRIGA DE- Sept q
= - and q, at Lafayette Ind. We expect Gen j T
Wilder and Gen. Joseph Wheeler. Campfire Thurs
day night when we can talk, sing, shake hands, and
Youkey, 8. NJ. Aikens. Joseph Bates, Maj. l. s. XII
born Committee
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NTEN ONLY.-THE GIANT SALVE-CACTCS
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UYANTED-The address OF Harvey L. Hughes,
w who when last heard from about year ago
was in Albany, N Y. The assistance of members of
the G.. r. is requested in locating my John NJ
Hughes MIL Grove, Mo- fit
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UTANTED-Any person knowing the present adj
w dress Of Charles Leech. late private In Co b,
18th q. s. Regulars, who was discharged last Deem
Der, will confer favor by giving the information soon
w. l.. Sanford, R.R 2, Ashton, Ill.
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statesman. The whole world has given
its tribute. From those whom we fought
| and defeated have come the most gallant
| words OF praise, and touching i'm SYM
patty. President Lincoln, above all 9th
| ers, recognized his power and ability
when he handed him his commission and
gave him command Of all the armies, and
assured him that he should not in any
way interfere with him; armed him with
all the powers of the President, with
carte blanche to use them as he saw fit.
Grant made his answer at Appomattox,
| bringing peace to our Nation and graft
| tude to the conquered. Gen. Grant was
upon to speak of the Army of the Ten
nessee, paid it this tribute:
GRANTS TRIBUTE.
GAS an army, the Army of the Ten
nessee never sustained single defeat
during four years of war. Every forti-
| hcation which it assailed surrendered.
Every force arrayed against it was either
defeated, captured or destroyed. No OFF,
Ger was ever assigned to the command
of that army who had afterward to be
relieved from it, or to be reduced to an
other command. Such history is not ac-
| cident."
And now, my comrades, one of orr
number who has left us by an assassin's
hand, whose heart words and acts were
ever for us, who from a Major i'm our
army became the bestowed President of
our Nation, Comrade William Mckinley.
at one OF our gatherings paid this tribute
to you:
ut is recorded that in Is months serv.
Ice the Army of the Tennessee captured
10000 men with flags and arms, includ-
ing 600 gins. A greater force, than was
engaged on either side in the terrible bat
tie Of Chickamauga. From the fields of
triumph in the Mississippi Valley il
turned its footsteps toward the eastern
seaboard, brought relief to the forces az
Chattanooga and Nashville, pursued that
peerless campaign from Atlanta to the
seaboard under the leadership Of the
glorious Sherman, and planted the ban.
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10TH o. v. v. l., 18TH ANIMAL REUNION
To Comrades, the meeting which was to have
been held In Tiffin o. In June, this year. which
called off by the President Col $. +. Gray, account
OF the in1compieted coalition Of the Gibson monu :
sept g. The regular Invitation will be mailed to all
comrades whose names are on the roster. A. NJ
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CARBARN BANDITS
ARE NOW ON TRIAL
Sixty Days Were Consumed in Secur
ing a Jury-Marx Offers to Turn
States Evidence.

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-After 26 days
spent in securing a jury at cost of
nearly $4,000, the trial of the car barn
murderers opened this morning. Short
ly after court opened Marx asked for
a consultation with the Judge and the
court with the counsel on both sides
retired to the chambers. where it is
understood Marx offered to plead guilty
and turn states evidence on cOnsid-
Grafton that his life be spared. AS
sistant States Attorney Oleson de-
clared that he would make no trade
with Marx as he had evidence sufti-
cient to convict all the men. involved.
The greatest precautions were taken in
the admission of spectators. who in
cluded many society women. Each
person was searched for weapons. Four
baillffs watched Vandine and two each
kept tab on the other prisoners.
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Canned Goods Packers.

COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. Scanned
goods packers and others Interested in
the industry are registered in large
numbers at the Southern hotel for the
annual convention of the Cannery Ma
chinery and Supplies association. the
Western Packers Canned Goods as
sociation and the Atlantic States
Packers association, which will be in
session here during the next three days.
The three associations are closely al
lied. The last year was not an ex-
cept 'onally prosperous one for the
packers and at the present meeting
plans will be discussed and the out
look carefully canvassed with a view
to bringing about better trade con-
ditions. In conjunction with the
gathering there is q large and inter-
esting exhibition of canning machin.
cry.
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Kansas Editors Meet.

LAWRENCE, Kas., Feb. S.-Promi-
nent newspaper editors of Kansas.
citation, assembled in Lawrence today
and began their annual meeting. The
formal opening of the convention TOOK
place this afternoon and Included ad-
dresses of welcome and responses. ap-
pointment of committees and other
routine business The most interest
ing session has been arranged for To-
morrow and will be held at the Uni
versity of Kansas. Col. D. r. Anthony
will deliver the presidents address on
''The Early Newspapers Of Kansas
after which the editors and the visit
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MlNNESOTA'S CASE
AGAINST TIE MERGER
Briefs Were Submitted Today on Jur's'
'diction Of United States Cir
cult Court.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Briefs OF
both sides in the case of Minnesota
against the Northern Securities COM
pany was called by the United states
supreme court. They deal with the
question whether the United States
circuit court properly took jurisdiction
of the case from the Minnesota state
court today. The case of Minnesota
was presented by Attorney General
Douglas and Attorneys Mum and VIII
son, while the Northern securities case
was presented by Attorneys Johnson,
Bum. Grover and Young.
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HANNA'S CONDITION
IS NOT ALARMING
Temperature Is Higher, but His Mind
Is CIear-Crisis Yet to Be
Passed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Senator
Hanna passed comfortable night.
His temperature this morning was 102.
Or. Carter, of Cleveland. family ply
sician arrived today.
Drs RiXey, OSler and Carter issued
the following bulletin at noon:
"Hannas temperature is 1O3, pulse
81. He has slight irritability of the
stomach His mind is clear and his
general condition is good"
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BAL TIM0RE IS IN ASHES
AN AWFUL CONFEDERATION
The Worst Since the Chicago Fire in IS7he Wholesale District e
oed~One Hundred and Forty Acres Burned OVERALL LEADING
Newspaper Offices Gone-tire Ragged About 36 Hours

; ing issued from the Star and Post
plants in Washington.
Fresh relays of engines, men and
horses are being rushed by special
, trains from Jersey City. New York and
Brooklyn.
! A New York fire detachment of seven
engines, six hose reels and six trucks
arrived at s O'clock and Immediately
entered the fight.
! The militia is now in full charge OF
. the district assisted by regulars
! One New York insurance company
at 10 o'clock figures its losses at $50
100000. No serious casualties had oc-
CURED up to II o'clock.
At II o'clock this morning the fire
covers everything south of F'ayette
, street to Light. north to Lexington
| west to Liberty then south to Hopkins
| place. east to Rowley's wharf and Pratt
street, thence in d direct line to q
point on West Falls avenue north OF
| Block street. The geOdetic survey ir
| giving out he above statement says il
! includes 14O acres. The latest estimate
OF losses in buildings alone is 1925, ,0OO.-
0OO which added to the contents brings
the amounts according to the fire un-
| derwriters to near the quarter billiOi
| mark The fire continues to rage.
Hundreds of firemen succumbed dur
| ing the forenoon to the terrific heat
and the emergency hospitals are filled
! Their places in many cases were taker
by citizens. The body of Fireman
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BALTIMORE, Feb. S.-A fire started
wholesale dry goods house of Hurst
& 60. caused, presumably by the ex-
,ro,jorl of a gas machine. The flames
spread with frightful rapidity destroy
mo. block after block of fine business
houses. New York. Philadelphia and
other nearby cities We're appealed to
Tor help
Al o'clock last night the situation
u..s 50 desperate that Il number of sub
.rutial structures We're dynamited in
ar effort to stop the spread of the
flames but the attempt failed. Crash
after crash followed in the burned dis
s.J.r. The walls and flooring fell in
with roars that could be heard blocks
away. Hundreds of men and boys
We're engaged in moving books from
Threatened buildings, and many had
narrow escares.
At + o'clock this morning the flames
were Stiu beyond control. The wind
VAS blowing a gale and practically all
th- wholesale and a large part of the
retail district was swept for about 4C
blocks. stretching a mile in one direc-
zion The loss is easily S100,000.0O
and may 90 to S20O. 900 900. with no re-
lief in sight.
The Fourth and Fifth regiments OF
the Maryland militia, the regulars from
Fort Henry, and police from Washing
ton and Philadelphia are guarding
property All local newspaper plants
Were consumed. Some papers are be-
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For Bowling Championship.

CLEVELAND. O., feb. S.-FrOm
Boston and New York in the east to
Denver in the west crack tenpin play
ers are gathering in Cleveland to take
part in the bowling championship of
the United States. which begins at the
ArmOry this afternoon. TO continue all
week. Close followers of the game pre-
diet that no better figures will be
vious competitions, but the competition
nevertheless is expected to be exceed
ingly spirited in all the events, five
men. two-men and individual. Chi
cago, twenty-one teams strong. will
make a strong bid. while the eastern
cities, though not SO strong numerical
ly. say they are going to show their
western brethren a few things. All the
way west from New York the cities
ton, Erie Wheeling, Buffalo. Philadel-
phia, Youngstown. Pittsburg. Louis
vile. Canton, Syracuse, St. Louis. ST
Paul. indianapolis, Toledo. Columbus
Peoria. Des Moines and Denver men
are here. anxious to compare their
skill with that of the better known
players.
The armory, where the contests are
being rolled. is we'll adapted for a
rf ho L.;
area permits of plenty of room and
the spacious galleries afford accomo-
dations for an unlimited number OF
spectators The alleys are ten in num-
Der and as none of the contestants
have been allowed TO practice ON then
| no one enjoys an advantage IL this
particular.
Sessions of the American Bowling
congress, controlling organization OF
the game, will be held at the Hollen-
den hotel, beginning this evening. and
when the election of new officers and
selection of a city for the next annua
championship come up hot fights are
! looked for. John J. Rowe. the present
able executive. may be urged to rur
| for reelection, but many share the
| opinion that the office should go to the
| city securing the tournament. as was
! the case at Indianapolis and Cleveland
Milwaukee seems to be in the lead fOI
! the tournament next year. and in the
event of that city being selected the
| head executive officer of the congress
! may be a resident of the Cream city
There is a lively canvass on for the sec
retaryship. The present official. Sam
uel karpf. who has held the position
since the organization of the congress
in 1895, is opposed by w. A. kenna OF
Chicago
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four MORE BOODlERS
ARE ON TRIAL TODAY
They Are Charged With Receiving
Bribes From Butler. Acquitted
Last Week.

division of the circuit court this morn
ing the case of Kelly, Denny, Gutke
and BersOn, jointly indicted for bribery
in connection with lighting bill in the
house of delegates was called. They
are charged with receiving money from
Boss Butler. who was acquitted al Full
ton of the charge of paying the same.