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For Sale-FarmS.

A NICE LITTLE FRUIT AND POULTRY
FARM, l mile from the electric railroad
at Fairfax: Is miles from Washington; 25Js
acres; S-room house, necessary outbuildings
spring near by: $40 bearing peach trees:
200 pear trees: 100 apple. plum. and cherry
trees; the fruit ought TO pay for this place
II sold right away. will take 81, 900.
J F GERMAN. Fairfax. Va myI5-3t
FOR SALE-A fine stock farm OF two hun
dred acres. beautifully located one mile
frontage on public road. six miles and one
half from Washington: improved by twelve
C2) room dwelling, large COW barn. dairy,
hennery. two four (D room tenant houses
good orchard; also weil-stOcled with seven
teen 07) head OF cows. four (O horses and
lots OF young stock: about five hundred (5O0)
chickens One hun''red and nifty acres Of
this land under cultivation, the balance in
wood. EDW- DANIELS. Commercial Nation
al Bank eIilding, 14th and G sts.' nv.
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FOR SALE-The FIST good offer will buy
the Cissel place, at Woodside 37lk acres
7th St pike. five miles from Washington: we
are going TO sell this place at once KAR-
RICK METCALF. 1885 G st. rnyl3-at
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COLONIAL HEIGHTS.

TIE BEST ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR
FAMILY. GOOD SCHOOLS. G00D
STORES: CHURCHES; No SAIOOTS
NEARER THAN WASHINGTON
Only one 1hre TO any part Of the city
Fifteen minutes ride to the sTreasurr
Eight minutes car service
Beautiful 59-foot lots. according Won a
view OF Washington and the river Can
be bought at l5e per foot during the next
90 days. A
We will furnish money to build
Z. h TAGGAET, Agent,
727 Fourteenth Street N. w.
Exclusive Control OF Properties on This Lima
ApS-Jr
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Fxpert IN the treatment OF private diseases.
cbronic and acute. Both sexes All consul
farions confidential Medicine furnished
Prices moderate. Hours. 10 l. 70 8. 10 3
Rooms 1zSS Pennsylvania ave- NV Phone
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DR.. Leatherman,

washington's Leading Specialist all con-
taEfous blood. skin. and private diseases Of
men and women Structure. Earfcocele. NerV-
Gus debility. also kidney. bladder. liver AMI
stomach trouble cured forever.
Advice free Hours 9 10 Il and 70 5; also
On Tuesday and Saturday evening z t0 L
Sundays. closed 6l9 Tenth ST. ~. ".
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TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.

CONE FARE TO ANY PART OF CITY,
PICTURESQUE 2-stOry and attic dwelling
for sale at price at which you could not
build the house; excellent plumbing: tiled
bath. water, sewer, and gas In house; lot
IOOxl45; beautiful lawn. with drives
OTHER PROPERTIES from s.. 500 10 $4,000
LOTS. 500 up.
CoLLiNs-GUERRY CO. s21 18th st. NV.
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Wanted-BicycleS.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
in Washington 113 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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Wall Paper.

WE'LL DO IT NOW. Painting ana naDar
hanging. J. II. BECKWITH. sos f ST ne
my14-St
VIM. V. MAHONEY. the Progressive PAPER
hanger; reliable. prompt, cheap; legal guar
antee covers all our work. Send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store Goa
Pennsylvania ave Sc, telephone East ia r
or following agencies. De Maine Il Co ElOi
81 OF. NV; Edlavitch's store, Bowie Nd
20 Monroe ct, Anacostia; Fowle-'s store
Congress Heights: 60T New York ave nv
1880 E st. Sc; COnaway's store. Laurel Nd
General Store. Glendale: Postofhce Colonial
Beach. Va; Rogers & Farden. HyattsviIle
Nd, Shaw's Store, TwIning City. New
agency. just established. Lloyd's store. Sea-
brooke, Nd my1i-7t
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Found.

FOUND-How 10 get rid OF rats Pbone
BARCLAY. The Ferret Man, North Ils3-M
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HATS RENOVATED equal to new: straw
and panama; hat bleaching a specialtv
PhoAs Main s4ss-M. KANDEL & co, T2i I'm
ct NV apsO-9Ot
BUSINESS SUCCESS quickly attained At
EmaN cost by using nay satisfactory print
ing; IL years practical experience: come see
me; loo business cards. $50. HAYS, Sd
and K NV. ap2s-30t
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For SaIe-SubCrpan.

81 Cash. So MONTHLY.
OWN A HOME AT BEAUTIFUL
MARYLAND PARK
LOTS AS Low AS so.
Come out today and be convinced Of the
many superior advantages our subdivision
has OYER others.
Take II -. car to District Line Station,
end OF route GSd ST ne Agents on property
CHAS. d. FOWLER, 512 ? st. NV.
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FOR SALE-Large 7-roOTn house; cellar fur
mace heat No. S New Baltimore range in
kitchen. back and front porch and pantry:
fine water: large lot fare. 70 minutes
ride. viii be papered TO suit. Price s. 500.
A nice J-roona house, large lot; fine water:
new. and only one car fare. Price. ST. 400.
c. J. HANBACK,. 5l4 + st. NV. myl5. .I7.l9
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WILsON s NAYERs. AuctioneeEs.

BY virtue OF q deed OF trust dated the 18th
day Of May. a D. 1892, and recorded n
Libers No. l7Ss at folio 254 et seq OF the
Land Records OF the District OF Columbia
and at the request OF the holder OF the
note thereby secured. the undersigned tr5.s-
tees VIII sell at public auction IN front
Of or upon the premises On THURSDAY.
THE nth DAY OF MAY, A =. 1906, AT
HALF PAST O'CLOCK in the afternoon
the land and premises situated IN the cit,- OF
Washington IN the District OF Columbia
known as and beng part Of lot numbered
seven 90 In square numbered four hundred
and forty-nine i4sg5 IN said city OF Wash
ingTOn beginning Tor the same al q point
on tie east side Of Seventh street northwest
fort go feet from II southwest corner OF
said lot, and running thence north twenty
(2y) feet, hy and with the east line OF Seventh
street northwest, thence east at right angles
with said first line eighty tS0j feet 10 the
(2QJ feet. thence west eighty $50 feet 10 the
place point OF beginning. containing six
teen hundred Nb10) square feet OF ground
together with the Improvements and appur-
tenancss thereof consisting OF a two-story
and cellar brick building. numbered II05
Seventh street northwest IN said city
TERMS or SALE One-third Of the pur-
chase price in, cash. the balance IN one and
purchaser: the deferred payments. II any
70 be represented BY the promissory notes
OF tho purchaser. bearing interest at the
rate Of per cent per annUrn, and secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold. AL
conveyancing. recording, etc. 10 be at the
purchasers cost, and IN case OF default on
the part OF the purchaser the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the
EDWARD b COTTRELL. Trustee.
SAMUEL T G. MORSELL. Trustee.
s2l II street NV.
Attorney FOR the holder Of the note.
ToyL $40. II. lZI4.I .I5.l6.l3
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Virginia Resorts.
Virginia Resorts.

Virginia Hot Springs.
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
Warm Springs, Healing Springs,
ROCkbridge Alum Springs,
OLD Sweet Springs, Sweet chalybeate Springs Natural
oIloge ned sulphur Springs. Sulphur Springs
Ine Allegheny Health
sulphur Springs Alum Springs, Mount
Elliott Springs HaIl, HIilIboro, etc
sop-oyr privilege Sulphur Springs Corfngon
Va. for Virginia Hot
resort stations In . 10 s hours
Excursion Tskets. Pamphlets and summer Homes Folder. a.
~ 0ees os Fourteenth Street Pennsylvania
". FULLER, General Passenger Agent Washington DC
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Job Printing.

WE WILL PRINT for 80 days. 1000 state
ments for s1-5O; 1000. s. rs 5OOO s.: all other
work In proportion. THE OLIVERI PRESS.
70 St NV Union shop Phone Main
eo5I-Y. and REPRESENTATIVE viii call my2-30t
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For Rent-Omces.

FOR RENT-Large trout parlor on first floor
at ~ 18th ST NV: suitable for physic an
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HANDSOME OFFICES for REM IN N,
hunsey Building. on At, facing Penn
Bylyania ave. between 18th and 18th Ets
moderate rents; heat. light. and janitor serv-
tees free. feai-tf
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=.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING. No q SEATON STREET
NORTHWEST
by virtue OF a certain deed OF trust re-
corded in Liber No. 2.7S2, at folio 40s ct SEQ
oI.' CT the land records OF the District OF
c ,umbia. we shall sell in front OF the prem
fsss. - THURSDAY. THE nth DAY OF
LAY. a. D. 1906, at . O'CLOCK p. NJ,
lot 81. OF Niles subdivision, in block Z
OF BlOOmingdale, as in Book County, No. Il
at page 1884, Of the Surveyors Office OF the
District OF Columbia. wiCh the improve
ments thereon Terms OF sale: One-thIrd
cash. balance IN one and two years with
interest at per cent per annum. payable
senI-annually. 800 required at time OF sale
and the purchaser allowed ten days from
date Of sale TO complete the purchase
CHARLES r. BENJAMIN.
ROGER 7. MITCHELL
myf0-d&ds-exSu Trustees.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

JAPANESE SPANIELS: black and white
swans; fox terriers: fancy chickens canaries
parrots. rabbits. goldfishes. guinea pigs etc
SCHMIDS BIRD STORE, 712 18th st. NV.
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For Exchange.

FOR EACHANGE-1o-room brick house on
6th ST. near o. will trade for unimproved
ground. KARRICR & METCALF, 1883 G
81 nyI3-3t
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For Rent-Typew-iters.

EXCELLENT Remington. three months for
s5. Address BOX 4S2, Times Office. myI5-st
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FOR SALE-Beautiful s-roOm cottage; hot
and cold water. fine shade OF oak trees
fruit. etc; large lot Price. s.. $50. 500 cash
balance monthly as rent. T Il PiCKFORD.
l4IC G NV. rnyIl-uf
FOR SALE-Seven fine lots Al Arlington
Heights. Va PRANK HARDY. Kensington
Nd mylo-7t
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For Sale-Suburban.

FOR SALE-Fine suburban home of seven
rooms; large porcn furnace water in house
good stable; lot loo by $50 feet: two blocks
from car. apple. pear, plum cherry and
ounce trees In bearing: also raspberries
blackberries. etc: cost nearly 5000; this
property Is In the District and worth inves-
ugating. Photograph ar Office Price. Sc 500
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO. QNC.),
II 14o2 New York ave NV
S2sO-7 ACRES GARDEN LAND. on Rock
Vile trolley; 6r. house: good orchard; 3
minutes trolley. $3.50
THE SoULE co. Qnc). 600 Louisiana ave.
myl5-3t
Ia I-3 ACRES, Ave minutes OF station; 10
room dwelling. barn, and stable: shade
lawn; spring fruit 100 chickens. garden
and garden implements. Reduced from
81 500 10 50. 20 for Immediate sale
2-l0 ACRES, near District Line. one fare; %
cleared. balance timber: nne building
site. near good spring This is snap.
land near selling at Sl. 900 per acre. / can
sell this for $50 PER ACRE.
3-10 ACRES y mile from steam and electric
cars; ali wood and timber: good land.
SIS PER ACRE
JOSEPH R. ATKINSON,
q Ctrna.
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Wanted-Money.

TEN PER CENT for $1,000, secured by sec
ond trust suburban property; annie Sc
curity. Address BOX al, Times or'~e
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Lost.

LOSI-Leather slipper. Saturday night Re
ward ~ returned 70 172s 18th st NV IL
LOST-Monday noon. on Pennsylvania ave
between White House and 10th st. one long
black Kid glove Finder please return TO
BOX "A. Times Office. and receive reward
It
LOST-Saturday. diamond screw earring. Re
ward. l72l Riggs place. II
LOSI-Black bag containing glasses: vGlu-
able only TO the owner. Liberal reward Maid
for return 10 2sl0 C St NV. II
LOSI-Masonic watch charm Cknight Temp
lar ana Scottish Rtte.) Reward II returned
10 Z HUME TALBERT. 3354 Mt Pleasant
st. rnvI4-at
LOST-On Saturday. hammered GOLD brace
let, safety chain, between 18th and Riggs
ana chase 5 Iheater 10 9th and SITS. Re
ward II returned to I724 18th st. NV rnyl3-st
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Wanted
Horses and Vehicles.

NANIED-Horse. suitable for surrey or
buggy; LOO pounds; sorrel or chestnut; pacer
PTeIeTred' state price. age. color. Address
BOX 427. Times onice rnvIEat
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate an a. and
per cent. Every consideration shown
borrowers.
HARRISON REALTY CO..
So7 G STREET N. W. no2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate at 4, Al. and per cent interest. Spe-
ciAl privileges with respect 10 prior payments
Large amounts q speciality. TYLER a
RUTHERFORD. 1907 st. NV. ocIO-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments on pris
cipal IN amounts OF 800 or moro received al
any interest period. THE F. II SMITH Co.
Bend building. 180S New York ave-
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on ID. c. Real Estate No
unreasonable delsY.
WALTER H AcRER.
tet-u 1920 At nv.
MONEY TO LOAN-S250 TO $4,000 on ID. G
real estate Interest low, and all transac-
tons conducted with ecOnomical- considera.
ton for borrowers.
wM IL SAUNDERS g. Co.
l4OI F St N. W.
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For Rent-HalIS.

FOR RENT-Fourth nocr. 9OS-9IO Pennsylva-
MIA ave NV, $50
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. GI2 18th ST. NV.
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Iu1 @ Street N. W.

FOR SALE-New SiX-rOOm house, large lot,
81, 500: six-room house and two lots. $1,000:
four-rOom house and two lots. $1,000. At Mt
Rainier. Terms easy. 427 st. nw.myl5-6t
FOR SALE-Half acre rich ground: small
house. shade. water. shed. wood cheap.
OWNER. 81 18th St myl5-3t
S5s-A VALUABLE little farm cheap; %
acres. trucking land. broom house. good
barn. corn crib. two hog houses. chicken
stream. room cor acre fish pond. two acres
orchard, variety fruit large vineyard. plenty
wood two acres potatoes. growing garden.
farm implements. two miles Berwyn: 81 o. 81
$500 cash THE SOULE co. Unc). go 4.
ave. myl4-3t
DON'T rent a home-buy II Your rent VIII
pay for IL at CAPITOL HEIGHTS Terms
%oSTY 30 Sasg f6,! INLY h just 4a ,5 95y GASH ASH
interest. scent car fare Take II ST car.
get on 61st St Agents grounds daily,
a m 10 ! p m MAIN OFFICE. HAAS
McGm Building. myl4-tf
BRENTWOOD, MD,
JUST BEYOND DISTRICT LINE.
LOTS IN HOLIDAY SUBDIVISION.
along electric railway: 1900 feet and up
LOTS IN BRENTWOOD SUBDIVISION
(only few lefD; 1900 feet. 500 to s300.
LOTS IN Mt. RAINIER. top Of kill.
big trees $S00 TO 800
IS TO SO CASH,
$ TO SO MONTHLY.
WALLACE a BARTLETT,
Brentwood, Md,
Loan and Trust Building, City.
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For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-Cheap. phaeton. buggy. In first-
class condition. % sth ne. myi5-st
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-14

that the report may be delayed until
after the election is over and the new,
council of administration has boon
named.
It is very evident that the Kanss-
Grand Army men do not take any.
stock in the charges, for they went
home from Denver, with full knowledge
Of what. had had, taken place. and proceed
ed to give Captain Coney a certificate
electing him department commander for
second term, the first time such q
thing had been done in the history of
the Kansas organization.
Such, then, is the Coney case as it
stands. A man with enthusiastic friends
and determined enemies, his friends
standing by him manfully and saying
in words and by actions that they do
not believe the charges which have
been made, and his enemies reiterating
those charges and doing their best to
age of Captain Coney and his Kansas
supporters is best shown in the fact
that his candidacy for COMMANDMENTS
charges made at Denver, upon which a
report has not yet been made. This
courage is of a character that suggests
that neither the "Salient' at Gettys.
burg, nor the ''bloody angle" at Spott
sylvania Courthouse would have had
any particular terrors for him. ,.
The charges aside, the candidacy Of
Captain! Coney has not yet attracted
any serious consideration, outside of the
Kansas delegation. Strenuous efforts
are being made to win support from
other states, more particularly in the
west and middle west, but thus far they
have not borne any fruit. "
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-14
A Trite Saying.

It is tribe saying that no man Is
stronger than his stomach. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery strengthens
the stomach-puts it in shape to make
pure, rich blood-helps the, liver and
kidneys to, expel the, poisons from the
blood purifier and tonic, you will assist
your system In manufacturing each day
pint of rich, red blood, that is invigo-
rating to the brain and nerves: The
weak, nervous; = run down, debilitated
condition nsy Whifh a1i 50. 50 many people suffer m
the blood; it is often indicated by pimples
or boils appearing on the skin, the face
becomes thin and the feelings rblue."
DR.. Pierce's Discovery" cures all blood
humors as we'll as being a tonic that
makes one vigorous, strong and forceful.
throueh druegists for Ike pS purposes esr that Iaf
contains neither alcohol nor harmful
habit-forming drugs, and the only one,
every ingredient of which has the profess
sional endorsement Of the leading medical
writers of this country. Some of these
endorsements are published lip little
book of extracts from standard medical
works and will be sent to any address
letter or postal gard, addressed to DR.; R.
Y. cxisrce, Buffalo, N. Y. It tells just
what DR., Pierce's medicines are made Of.
The eWords of Praise" for the several
ingredients of which DR.. Pierce's medi-
cines are composed, by leaders in all the
several schools of medical practice, and
recommending them for the cure OF the
diseases for which the uGolden Medical
Discovery" is advised, should have far
more weight wi th the sick and afflicted
than any amount OF the so-called "testi-
monialss SO conspiouously. Haunted before
the public by those who are afraid to let
the ingredients Of which their medicines
| are composed be known. Bear in mind
that the Golden Medical Discovery" has
THE BADGE OF HONESTY on every bottle
wrapper, in a full list Of its ingredients.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation, invigorate the liver and regu-
late stomach and bowels.
DR.. Pierce's great thousand-page illus-
trated Common Sense Medical Adviser
will be sent free, paper-bound, for 81 one
cent stamps, or cloth bound for 81 stamps.
| Address DR.. Pierce as abeva.
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MODOCS WILL SING
Unique Choral Society Here to Give
Old War Songs. i,

Modayy Myor CHORAL T. saaafH AadfTson Of and dneR5 bis
Kan, has attended every encamp-
ment for the past twenty-five years and
from Boston to San Francisco. ~
' The Modoc Choral society was or
ganized in 1875 and on the fourth Of
next November will celebrate it's thir-
tieth anniversary. Major Tom Ander-
son, its organizer and leader, is the
only one who has sung with the organi-
ity Of the pioneer members are. dead.
A few Of them are still living, but they
have been scattered over the entire con-
tinent, and some Of them have become
singers of national reputation.
4 The history of the organization dates
/ from the close Of the Modoc war. A
large number of. the Modoc Indians
were imprisoned in Fort LeavenWorth
/ name from the Indians, possibly be-
cause the Modoc war was the most
stalked-of subject at the time: and the
singing society likewise was the most
talked-of organization of its kind then
in existence. ~ - 7 +. <:. : -
Tbs The old var songs, Swim Out,
O'Grady,' ~ Hurrahl We Meet Again
Ny Boys" and other familiar melo.
dies, as sung by the society, thrill the
veterans. But new songs, songs in
keeping with the spirit Of the times
"S1umberland,',. ., - - Dinah, -, ~ Alb.
sence,'' Stein 5ong,' and - oily
Good Fellows, a new song written by
Goodman and Salyer, two Of the orig
+ inal Modocs- have been added. =,
While in Minneapolis the society will
| be the guests of the Commercial club
Those who are here are Charles Wood,
et gRnger an aaaes Uhasles 9s aFtn W Harassg nev
Frank Stevens, Ernest Robinson, Ma
than Thompson, DR.. Sloeskie, F. ii. and
L. M. Wood and Major T.. J.. Anderson.
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,'*OLD .ABE,' JR., Is HERE
Story Of This Birds Famous Counter
part and His Exploits,

cold Abe" is one Of the honored
guests of the encampment. He is not
the original cold Abe" carried by
Company c of the Eighth Wisconsin
volunteer infantry on many hard
fought battlefield during the civil war,
but stuffed eagle as nearly as posi-
BILE counterpart of the famous eagle
Of the sixties. The bird is carried and
cared for by the men who owned and
made famous the original. ~.....
The present "Old Abe' is the valued
Claire, Wis. He has been given place
Of honor in the lobby of the Majestic
hotel, where about one hundred mem
bers Of the post have opened headquar-
ters. The custodian Of the relic and
the man who is to carry it in Wednes-
| days parade is Comrade Tom Hill, who
| was the appointed keeper Of the. origi-
nal live bird during major part Of
its historic career. --
At the time of the organization of
the Eighth Wisconsin regiment in '61
Edward Homiston conceived the idea
of buying an American eagle. He and
| all of whom, with the exception Of Tom
| Hill, have now passed the great di
vide-each "chipped in' Is cents and
bought the bird, afterwards named
"Otd Abe,'' from Squire McCann Of
Eau Claire. Permission to carry the
bird was given the company by the
governor of Wisconsin, and in the years
that followed the men became attached
to cola Abe,'' whose presence always
inspired them to renewed endeavor by
recalling past glories. The company oc
cupied the position of color company il
forty-two engagements, under the gal
liant leadership Of Captain Wolfe, wht
is also a member Of the Eau Claire del
egation-
At the close of the war and afte:
|"Old Abe had died, he was mounted
and presented to the state. After tina
he occupied a conspicuous position il
the state capitol at Madison. The his
toric bird was burned when the capi
tol was destroyed about year ago.
The officers of Eagle post who are il
Minneapolis are Commander j. NJ. Jew
ett, Adjutant l.: A: Brace, Senior Vic
Commander A. J: Chesbro, Junior Vic
Commander, R. B. Rathburn and Quar-
termaster George Withers. " -.s
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ABERDEEN's BAND.
Fine Musical Organization Here From
South Dakota Town.

Among the many musical organiza-
tions brought to the city during G..
A. r. week the South Dakota State
band Of Aberdeen is doing its share in
acquainting the public with the rapid
progress being made by amateur bands
"a former Minneapolis man, J. j. Casson,
who now has musical organization Of
forty pieces, playing large repertory
with a deicacy Of pharsing, a precis-
ion in attack and the !, general tonal
quality Of the best prof essional bands.
Mr.. Casson g work is more commenda-
BILE in that the band is supported en-
tirely by the citizens Of Aberdeen, al
tho there is movement on foot look
ing toward securing support from the
state.
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after visiting three weeks with Mrs. NJ. F.
Salisbury of Chicago formerly Of Minneapolis
Mrs. c. A. White. her mother, who accompanied
her. is still in Chicago -.-'-
DR.. and Mrs soren P. Rees have returned
to the city. .-.'
Miss Jerusha Lawler has returned from Mag
nolia. Mass. :. .... ..- :.-..-... : -
Miss Elizabeth Moore Of Washington, Ohio, is
visiting Mrs. Vader H. Van Slyke, 409 Col
fax averue s.
Miss Eta Boucher of Chippewa Falls is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs C. G. Yaillancourt,
725 Fourteenth avenue S. 4 =. .
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Snattinger, Irwin Snattinger
| and Miss Snattinger of Topeka are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. B. Tuchman Of Sixteenth street. t-,v
Mr. and Mrs Sam Wallace of Bernice Ala,
former residents of Minneapolis are visiting
their son. J. NJ. Wallace. -:@~:!s7'r - ,
| Mrs. S. J. Austin and Miss Isabella Austin
have returned from abroad and are at the home
of C. c. Austin at 1925 Blaisdell avenue.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. '.rs
Miss Annabel White returned to her home on
East Thirty fourth street Saturday afternoon
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-14

McCobb of the Eleventh Illinois regiment.
visiting her sister Mrs. F. F. Stout of %
North Avon street. St Paul - .-..
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Rollins and son, Simeon
are guests of their sister, Mrs. L. V. Langley
and Mr.. and. Mrs. George Dun, 101S Seventh
street SD. = = { .-... r,- ..
Mrs. W.. F. Hurd and Miss Ruby E. Hurd O.
PIP Blaisdell avenue have returned from {
| two weeks visit with Mrs. r.. q. Crane a;
Grand Meadow. MINI. -EE-.r
| Minneapolis arrivals at New York hotels are:
NorHandie W. H. Walker: Grand, Miss NJ.
Fultin, Miss f. Fulton. Duluth-St. Denis, j.
| J. Schultz. " .-' ..'t
| Mr. and Mrs. F. Gesner of North Tarry town,
| N. Y. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. De
| Mars. After the G. A. R. convention they will
| go on to the Yellowstone Park. ... E
| is entertaining Mrs. John Oyaas. Mrs. William
H. Brady of Eau Claire, Wis, and Miss Marie
Anderson of Washburn. Wis .. ----. -. -