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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-08-10
A Bachelor Girls Club
Orga anized.

The young ladies of Silver City, feel
ing that something must be dore TO en-
liven the social features Of the town
during the approaching fall and winter,
have organized Bachelor Girls Club
and are arranging a place where they
can hold meetings and plan a campaign
against the numerous very worthy
young gentlemen hereabout who are
too diffident to come out and take the
lead in social affairs. In order to sup
ply themselves with the sinews of war
to carry on their campaign, they have
engaged Lower Masonic Hall and
Jefferey's orchestra for the night of the
18th Instant and will give social dance,
the first of a succession of socials to be
given under their auspices during the
fall and winter. They hope to bring
out ali the bashful young gentlemen
and will use every effort they can com
mand to cu.e them of their diffidence.
The girls will remind them Of date by
cards and posters and solicitations to
purchase tickets.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-08-10
TWO WEDDINGS.


R. S. Hawes Esq. was called upon at
a late hour Friday night TO perform a
marriage ceremony uniting Mr. Wales
Spencer, Of Big Springs, this county,
and Miss Polly Owen young lady re-
siding in the same community. The
young couple had driven in here during
the day, but when they called upon
Recorder st Clair to procure license,
it was learned that the young lady was
not of age and had not brought with
her the written consent of her parents.
But happily her father happened to be
at Bruneau where he was reached by
phone and his consent obtained and the
license granted, the delay causing it to
be late hour before the couple we're
made happy. The parents of both
bride and groom are prominent resi-
dents Of the new and prosperous settle-
ment in the vicinity OF Big Springs
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-08-10
NJ IN NC
owYHEE COUNTY

The Security Mining company, ope-
rating the Commoner Mine, under the
superintendent of Mr.. Stenaker, has
had an engine and temporary hoist set
upand pump running for several days,
aud is arranging for q considerable
amount of development work. MIR
Johnson, who made the report on this
property for Samuel Newhouse, IS ex-
Columbia any day now and to order ex-
tensive improvements made on the
property, ineiuding a new Shaft house,
better machinery and electric power
etc, and to put this promising property
in shape for vigorous working.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-08-10
Sudden Death of e. II. G. Clark.
the Well Known Mine Prospector.


Z. T. G. Clark, who for the past three
years, has with brother, been pros
pecting in Owyhee and has to his credit
several valuable finds, and has been
camping with his family this summer
on the head of Diamond creek, about
nine miles this side of Murphy, was
taken i'll Wednesday with stomach
trouble and taken TO Murphy aud a
doctor called from Nampa. Yesterday
he wa paced on the train, the physi-
clan attending him, to be taken to
Nampa, but died on the car before
reaching that place
Mr.. Clark Jeff wife and five chill.
dren- He is reported to have discovered
and located several claims on what is
said to be rich lode on the side Of the
mountain northwest of Diamond basin
aud when taken i'll was engaged in tax
ing out carload of ore for shipment.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-08-10
Notice.

The next regular teachers examina-
tion viii be held at my Office in Silver
City, August 2s, "a, and 25th.
Questions for first, second, third and
primary grade certificates will be issued
MYRTLE M. HASTINGS,
County Superintendent
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-08-10
Kodaks and Kodak Supplies at

hONetJS
LOST Two head OF horses. One
gray work horse, branded with. OK yoke
on left shoulder, shod when lost, weight
about 1900 lbs. One bald-face saddle
horse, both hind legs white, hat on left
stifie, shod on front feet. Horses last
saen at Grassy Mountain, Oregon Re-
ward of S25 for their return to w. Fl
Townsend, DeLamar, Idaho.
At the regular meeting of the Silver
City Temple of Rathbone Sisters, six
new members were initiated, and for
the first lime. full team Of the sisters
conducted the entire work There are
more candidates awaiting admission,
and that patriotic order is growing aud
fionrishing The ladies enjoyed fine
luncheon after their work was coms
pleLed
Mrs. Mills returned from a trip to
Boise, Monday, whittier she lad gone
- n,aot ra,,rosant.,,;noa i ,,,a,oaa,o
millinery houses and make selections
H., e.
! s.,a osaou.
~ ,A
ah. u
!, No..
eons Aee' Tue oiu ilne siiVer 'Oley
N''n@ AA'e' o"An0' ~" lSahipa inef-
onane' Spoeuiasor auu oooinei' VINO mas
S0oui 81 = lease - ne" business ouiio-
i"s - 'iiae 'o"h 70 % conple1eo sept.
= ~ "h'on " pays q feheal Oh 9loo
pei 'honVn' - spenuinR rev Gays mere
AooNink aiOei n's slote nere' "nich he
s'iii 'eoails' nope our o'o ceieseial
i'ienu may prosper u nis ne" enter
PRISE
Fridav Saturdav and Snndov oe Iost
week foupd J .ood m.nv nao.,,a u,
their road IN Roisa savoral of tbe,,,
frank enough 10 ..fess mn, that he cir-
Gus there Monday vas the reason Far
going. Mrs Forney and her niece Nav
Larson of Del,amAr being among This
number. Others however gave various
reasons. Mrs. Anpust Crete of Da-
Lamar found it al opportnna time 70
do some shopping and incidentally 20
take her Younger daughter with her
that she might ACQUIRE more knowledoe
of zoology. Mrs. Mills our popular
fashionable milliner, went to meet the
agents Of eastern wholesale houses and
sampson went over TO visit his aunt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
OUR COUNTY GLEANINCS.
IRON the Brain and Pens of the Censor
I've Country and Village writers.
wFBSTFR,

S N RIDGE. Feb 16 Rev. II. A.
Waste has been holding protracted meet.
ings. Mrs. Marion Allen and son visit
ed at her parental home near Valley
Joseph Shower is very low with typhoid
fever. Leo Bold has been saving wood
for Geo. MELVIN and Nick Dorchide.
Ray Melvin drives fine new cutter
Miss Dottie Standiford visited a. Viola
=. Lewis Melvin is at Westby doctor
ing this winter S l. Snyder visited
his brother, VIM Snyder, near Sparta.
He says they are so scarce of wood up
there that they have to grub the stumps
and burn them. Albie Standiford
made a flying trip to La Crosse last week
Mrs Will Hsyter of La Fargo visit
ed at John Snyder's. A number of
young people gathered at the home of
Il NJ Allen one evening and had very
enjoyable time. 49, Marion Allen did
business in Viroqus Homler Bugbee
has moved into his new house. . War
rem Post is patching it this winter ...
Our school is progressing nicely with
Fred Woods as teacher Samuel Saw
age contemplates selling his farm and
moving TO Avalanche. Bert Savage
has moved in WITH his grandfather. 49,.
Miss Maude Allen will soon return from
Sparta, where she has been teaching
school SNOW DRIFT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
Said or Written to the Censor.

Former Chairman L. o. Thompson of
Kickapoo town Our country is hand
ing more logs to mill 20 be sawed for
building purposes than in any one sea-
son for years. Saw logs re as numer.
Gus as supporters of jim Davidson, ar d
they both are legal tender in our coun
try.
A. W. DeJean, La Fargo There
will be an unusual exodus of western
land seekers from our section of the
stock, machinery and other farm equip
ment will go to the Vernon county col
ony in North Dakota, tomorrow,
W D. Dyson: The Eckhart tobacco
warehouses; at Vircqua and Westby are
working 209 people, and you may uuder
stand from this that we have busy instr
buttons Very little docking" on to
bacco this season.
John E Nuzum: My force of cay
penters and workmen are turning ont
the boxes used for tobacco casing, re
quiring, / think very close to 100 every
working day in the week | could do
some Of this work cheaper by the nse of
machinery, but prefer TO give our town
workmen employment
K Fl. Drake, Sugar Grove The
real subject of interest in our section is
prospecting for iron An Iowa company
has several men and two crews of drill
lers boring into the bowels of mother
earth and at almost every point iron
ore il located. Options have been So
cured on numerous farms and tracts Of
land for periods of three, six and twelve
months time, many of them at very
high figures Just wait, and you will
find that we have the Bessemer Of Wis
consin "
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
Farm. Stock and Dairy Eotes.

a. J. Smith. Wheatlard Wolves
have done and are doing much slaughter
among sheep in our section of the coun-
ty, having myself lost some choice reg
istered animals Neighbors are like
wise annoyed and damaged | propose
to shoot on sight, every canine that
comes upon my premises. And Mr.
Smith was at that moment armed with
rifle purchased in this city for that
purpose.
Elmer 81. Officer, Springville Dur
ing the past season have lost seventy.
i've sheep from the trouble known as
stomach worms 1t was somewhat
prevalent in our community the past
season There is q disinfectant in feed
ing for this trouble, and ! wish some
breeder who has knowledge of the reme-
dy would publish the same in the CEN
SOR for the benefit of his brother breed
era
A knowing one says the best way TO
patch grain sack is done by making q
-four paste with which the patch il past
ed on. Then ru1 a hot iron over it
which makes cement that will last as
long as the sack will last, il kept dry.
Genoa writer Oar creamery is an
assured thing now. Work was begun
on ice house. As soon as the ice house
is filled the creamery building will be
erected. The final meeting held and
the following officers elected John
Flick, president. w. W. Powell. vice
president A. Iaholia, treasurer. Elmer
Woodward and \ J. Smith, directors.
r L Fortney of Liberty Pole deliver
ed his eight acre tobacco crop on Wed
nesday last 1t weighed over 1900 lhs,
,:of acre and brought him about Sl75 per.
This crop was raised from o. r. Pome-
roy's hay Wee seed Sever Thompson
of Soldiers Grove received $53S for his
- acre crop Gays Mills Ind.
J Il. McLses Four years ago | re-.
ceived from the experimental station of
the college of agriculture at Madison, a
sack Of Swedish oats, which have pro-
duced wonderfully, From that seed
there was grown in this locality alone,
last season, over 800 acres of oats. So
far this season | have shipped AMI con-
tracted over 3, 200 bushels of this variety.
They are taken in many section long
distances from home, but the largest
shipments are now being made to seed
m4n in Illinois.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
PUPILS EXAMINATION

EXAMINATIONS OF GRADUATES FROM THE COM
AoS SCHOOL WILL BE HELD MARCH AND .
AT THE FOLLOWING NAMED PLACES AND Is
CHARGE OF THE COMMITTEES NAMED BELOW;
Ch Observation-Disclosures No l. TolenA Medium
Bertha Preoss, Belle Juye.
Clinton-BloomiDgdale Clyde Mccoy, Tilla C.
Theige. Charlotte Hanson Dell. Fannie
Conn-Coon valley, Ole Leum, barbara Won
kUIen. Title Hole.
Forest-Yslley, John Gross, David Wallace,
Halle Norris. District No ;, Lee Tinker
Clole Wheeler, Norman Roth.
Franklin Liberty Pole, Belle Clawater. Ruth
Potter, Alta Cass District No :. Christena
fttri' Caroline sanWick, Emma Christian
GenOa-RomaDce. Mrs Hattie Conklin, J
McManamy. Nellie Goodman
Green wood-District No 8, Alice Whalen,
Chester Newlun. John StAley
Hamburg-Chaseburg,C County Superintendent
Harmony55NeutOn, Estella Miller. Eugene
Wilson. Della Rood. Mary Smith
Hillsber0-D District No 2 Mabel Amberg, Ella
Lloyd, Lima Hammer
Jefferson-Sp Mildred Weisenborn,
Alberta AcLees, Anna HAuge, Sarah Mills
Esofea, Erma Favor, Ellen Hanson. Eltda
Iceland. District No9, Larry Shower, Ella
swiggum Cora Bengsberg
kickapoo-klckapoo Center, Fay Conner.
Liherty-Ross, Jessie Buchanan, Ray Ames,
Florence Snead, Chas Ames
Stark-La Fargo. Thos Hugill, Thea Tbomp-
McHenry, Ona McVey, o Lewis
Sterltng-RetreAt k8theyn atsou, Alta Da-
Wis, Maude Smith District No 8. Anna
WEIGH, Ida Munson, Eda Everson Red
MOUND, Hulda Hauge, Rachel JOsyanger,
Hazel Collins, Kathryn npbell
tlroqua-District No Minnie Reed, Flor
ence Officer, Inga Algaard Cook Hollow
school. Dora buchanan. Elnora Won Ruben
Rena Hayes
Webster-DIstrict No 3. Fred Woods. Clara
Taylor. Laura Steenson
Victory. w u Harris, Mabel
Wormap May llowney, Gry French
" INSTRUMENTATION, Elsie Gather, Otto
Fulmer. Thea Sloulin
me committee appointed TO conduct the
examinations at each place VIII have entire
management OF the examinations. Ii Is eX-
pected that each committee Will mark papers
aud send to county superb sndeut sll papers
OF all applicants whose aver Se il not less than
90 in any branch and who 9 standing is not
less than 70. The result OF @ examinations
should be forwarded 10 50 erintendent i'm
mediately. Candidates for diplomas may Sc
lect such place for examinations as will be
NEST convenient for them Teache who
have candidates for examination should de-
termine early where they hail attend and
notify members OF the committee OF the same
The examinations should begin at 9;jD IN OF
the first day. and each candidate should
come supplied with pen, ink and good legal
cap paper. Any member ~ above committee
who cannot be present 81 aid examination,
may provide a substitute. =. l. GARDNER,
County Superintendent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
VERNON COUNTY coURr-lNpRoBArE

CALENDAR FOR MARCH TERN MAT.
TIERS TO BE HEARD.
Estate Henry A. Linke- Hear petition
for letters of administration.
Estate Hattie A Suttle-Hear petit
ton for letters of administration.
Estate Joseph Cowan-Hear petition
of Ida Hysel Kugler for conveyance
Estate Joseph Cowan-Hear petition
of Albert Holak for conveyance
Estate j. Henry Hopp-Hear applica-
ton for final settlement.
Estate Harrison S. Abbey-Hear APP
plication for final settlement.
Estate John Dwyer-Hear application
for final settlement
Estate A. j. Endicott-Hear applica-
ton for final settlement
Estate Elizabeth Revels-Hear claims
Estate Aaron Revels-Hear claims
Estate Joel F. Thompson Hear
claims.
Estate T. W. Payne-Hear claims
Estate Frank Gianoli-Hear claims
Estate John Fl. Dalestoen-Hear
claims.
Estate George w. Srouf-Hear claims
Estate Thos. Flanagan-Hear claims.
Estate Carl Baglien Hear claims.
Estate Even T. Westby-Hesr report
OF sale and confirmation thereof
Estate S. ". Moore Hear petition
for proof of will
Estate Chas B Stoddard- petit
ton for proof of will
Estate Peder Peterson-Hesr Petition
for proof of will
Estate George Striegel-Hear petition
for proof of will.
Estate Marie J. Collins Hear petition
for proof OF will
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
Letter TO WIN. Trowbrids.

Dear Sir: For your housp. % mat,
what's the matter With it-a prsserin
ton
Devoe lead and gre. Apply with
brush, from one L., three c1qts-.,.-s !
painter to do it,
Seven state chemists know vi .bont
Devoe; have analy z q il: r.l.r' il pure
VIII analyze IL occasionally. Ttey bny
1t In the open market whenever { hsy like
1ou know what the color ar DRYER airs
Tor; do you know Whist he lead and
zinc and oil are foi? n i b-inga psjnf
er, you may not choose 10 know: I'm,
we'll tell you
Lead'and- zinc and oil combine 10 form
q rubbery Waterfront Goa. I, shut on,
dampDess. That The. hn'e hn.ins-s
The oil would DO il hlunf lead snd II
would do 1t withoHi m. t.r: z,.c and
oil without thu lend, bur 'h,. ia 80 -.
getber are beHt becar -. tLey w.. ,te.t
We say to you, 'xtta psip,,I n.
we'd cay to him "ge' d,n;ta," v.t1
man to his trade Cnn'rail b. u i,rsr.
and doctors; dout want to.
1ou will be more successful In y mrs
porous Joking bouse; ard be IN ". d
health. Take eot d care of nIs snnIh her.
Yours truly.
+, W. DEVOE & 90
New York and Chicago
p. S J. E Nnzom cells cur paint
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
The Truth of Ii. Matter

During.the wintsr mooths tie travel
Ing i;r 'sens p 'r ~ sae essooe .!
Farmers should understand that goods
always have certain value. that the
man who offers sugar below the market
price is quite likely TO make mp the loss
by charging exhorbitanU prices for other
goods he has TO sell Too many of these
travelling agents who cell for alleged
wholesale house TO consumer are green
goods men OF the worst variety Msdi
son Democrat
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
Tragic Death in the West.

Mrs Sarah McVey of Rocktou, re-
ceived Il Telegram from Manchester,
Wyoming, asst week, stating that her
son Ellsworth was killed by being struck
on the head by falling tree At "a lum-
bering camp forty miles from the above
town. The remains were shipped here
and arrived Monday morning and were
taken over to Rockton by VIM Setback,
vino is brother in law of the dead man
Deceased was thirty eipht years of age
and had been all over the United States,
being OF roaming disposition No
particulars of the accident are yet known
to the sorrowing relatives It has cen
some seven years since McVey left his
home -Cashton Record
Good lumber sud reasonable prices
go together at ThAyel : yard
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28

All oil time cough sJrups bind the
bowels. This is wrong. A new idea
was advanced twoytals ago in Kennedy 8
Laxative Honey md Tar. This remedy
acts on thu mucon~ me mbrapes of the
throat and lungs aCd loosens the bcwe
1t the same time II expells all cold
from the system is clears the throat,
strengt hens the mucous membranes,
relieves coughs, colds. group, whooping
cough, etc Sold by A. J. johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
MARRIED..

At the Office OF and by Justice Toney a this
city. February Z, Mr.. PETER L. SrRoNLANp
and Miss OIIN A LOGAN. both OF VIrOqus town
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
Property for Sale.

Good house and barn and about II
acres of land adjoining good home.
Also one other house and lot all property
of the estate of john J. Hammond de-
ceased Apply to MRS NETPIE HAM
MoND execusrix of said estate, or to
Butt & Butt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28

Al the NJ pasonase at Soldiers Grove NJ
LOGAN A COOK and Miss MARTHA o uCCUM
arr OF sugar Grove, Rev. J. reckham ON
CiaLlng.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
DIED.

At his home At Pine Knob. Crawford county
February 5th ISAAC II EST GTUNE,aged l. years
mouths and - years. Funeral services oc-
CURED February .. with interment aJ uited
Lutheran cemetery At kickapoo. Rev. Gull
GRANDSON otfisiated.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28

At his nome ia soldiers Grove, Monday
morning, February Il, MIR IoHN JOHNSON,
aged AZ. Funeral services took place last FRI
da! with interment in kickapoO cemety
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28
c. F. DAHL.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm OF Casson & Thompson grocers is
THIS day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business Will be conducted by Mr.. Thompson
10 whom all accounts due the firm should be
paid. and who also assumes all Indebtedness
OF the hrm, JOHN F. OAssOH
CHAs. Nj. THOMPSON.
NiroQua, February n, 1905.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28

A. rhe residence or the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eilhu Watson In the town OF Green
wood February :, by Rev. Cameron, Mr..
GoRDAN LAMBERT OF Tomah, to Miss ANNA
WATSON,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28

la Vlroaua February :, Mr.. EHICK o. ER.
ICkSpN " EeAhstoWn snd Miss LENA III NICE
~ soldiers Grove.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28

WANIED-bilght Young man from Vernon
county 10 prepare for paying position In = \
ernment Mail Service. Box One, Cedar Rap
ids. Ia.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-02-28

At Plover, Portage COUNTY, OLE CHRISTIAN
son. Il former resident OF tie town OF Frank
lin Funeral services occurred Tuesday, Feh-
"uary %. with interment Ia Folsom cemetery,
Re y jacobson officiating.
The National tribune., 1906-03-01

Editor National Tribune: It affords
me great pleasure to hereby notify you
that the large bell. formerly of the
rebel ram Merrmac, that was stolen
from our Post hall on the evening of
Jan. q, 1906. has been returned to us.
1t was delivered over to us Feb. %
"as a memento of Washington's Birth
day., In a very mysterious manner
through the firm of J. Evaerson & Sons
business is opposite to our Post hall.
In a letter to us from Mr.. Evaerson. in
which he states that on Feb. 20. an ex-
press wagon driven by a man by the
name Of Hogan delivered to them a
large box. stating that he had been
stopped upon the street on Lombard
street above Eleventh street, which Is In
the lower part of the city about 20
squares, southeast from our Post Hail.
by q man who employed and requested
him to take the box up to and deliver
1t to them, and when they opened the
box they found the bell packed in straw
with a note attached which read as
follows. "Mr. Evaerson: Please deliver
this bell to Post IS. G.. A. r., and oblige
friend" and that was all they knew
about it. However. the comrades of
Post Is are exceedingly glad that this
been returned to them, and in future
will guard it with a gatling gun and
watchful. jealous eyes. and we all
thank you most fraternally and sincere
ly for publishing our loss in your most
valuable paper of Feb. Is. The cam
non and shell are still missing. but we
hope to recover them.-Alfred Craig
head, p. p. c., Adjutant, Col VIM. l..
Curry Post, Is, Philadelphia, Pa.
The National tribune., 1906-03-01

Mrs. Sarah M. Winget, Press Core
spondent Of Woman's Relief Corps Al
auxiliary to John Wood Post, SO,
Quincy, ILL.,, writes that the Corps has
passed through one Of the most sue
cessful years of it's history. 1--WE have
an active membership of SO and our
meetings are well-attended and en-
thusiastic.
During 1905 we expended between
$40 and $50 in cash for the relief OF
members of the Corps and their fami-
lies and between $50 and $40 for
clothing, etc, and for cushions and
other comforts for veterans in the hos
pital at the Illinois Soldiers and Sailors
Home in this CITY,
1--WE bought piano at a cost Of $265
and paid cash for it, and we have $500
in the treasury.
'The expenditures and savings of the
year represent, every dollar of them
the result of work by the ladies of the
Corps. We have given sociables, en-
tertainments, concerts, candy-pulls. etc.
and have worked hard to make a sue
cess Of each. In no case have we made
a failure, thanks to the generosity OF
the people Of the city in general as well
as Of the comrades. We feel e1ated
over the results and think we have
good reason therefor"
The National tribune., 1906-03-01
Deaths, in Ulysses Grant Post, %, Chi
cagO, Ill.

Deaths in Ulysses Grant Post, %, Chi.
The following deaths are reported
to have occurred in Ulysses S. Grant
Post, %, Department of Illinois, during
Post, %, Department of illinois,:
Chas. b. Ross, Co. II, 137th Ohio, died
Oct, i 1904: John c; White. Musician.
ton Van Horn. First Lieutenant, Co. A.
18th Ill. died Feb. 1. 1905, aged sc years;
D. B. Deal. First Sergeant, Co. I, 5th Iowa
Cav, died Feb Is, 1905, aged 81 years;
VIM. 8. Johnson, Captain, Co. G, 18th Ill.
Vet, died Feb. IS, 1905. aged "A years;
III: 1. A.. died Feb: Is, 1905. aged IS
I'LL, died Nov. 13. aged 81 years; Thomas
A. Parker, Sergeant, Co. c. 18th N. H.,
died March II, 1905, aged &C years; VIM.
L. Orr, Second Assistant Engineer, u. 8.
Navy. died April 2, 1905, aged rs years;
Herbert B. Jones, Co. c, 4th Wis. Cav.
shank. CO. e. s7th IN. died April Il.
A, 10th Ill. Cav, died April Is, 1905, aged
70 years; John w. Heal, Commissary Ser
geant, 188th Ohio. died May Is, 1905,
aged "a years; Chas. c. DoolittIe, Cap
tain. CO. I. seth Ill, died June 4. 1905,
aged IS years; w. B. Clark. Musician.
Henry c. Plattenberg, Co. K. 18th w. Va.
BoIkcom. CO. q. 9Th Wis. died July II.
1905, aged 68 years; John p. Wade, First
Sergeant, Co. e, 10th Pa, died July 80,
1906, aged "a years; Christian -Poths. Co.
D. SD III. died Aug. 13, 1905, aged IS
soh lso ns assa s. 6 Years. B. aes 5ane
w. Holmes, Co. A. Sd Iowa, died Aug. 4,
1905. aged 81 years.