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EVENING BULLETIN

This Contest offers The largest
number Of oppOrlu Ties Of any
ever held in Hawaii. There
are Six First Prizes instead OF
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The National tribune., 1907-08-08
II. G. SIsIaiONS'S GRAND REUNION.
The Annual Event for Southern NiacOn- =
sIn and northern Illinois Nctcrnns.

The great annual Reunion which Hon.
Il. g. Simmons. of kenosha. Wis, gives
TO the veterans of his neighborhood and
his acquaintance came off at Kenosha
Wis. Saturday, June %
BreVet Comrade Simmons, who is
known to all for his many generous
contributions and benefactions to tn
veterans. had made preparations for Il
dinner for 256 people, which was serve !
in his big factory building. There was
a host of distinguished guests present at
the Reunion. Seated at the speaker
table with Mr.. Simmons We're Com
rlander-in-Chief Robert q. Brown, OF
GAINESVILLE. o.; Past Commander-in-
Chief James Tanner, Of Washington;
Past CommanGer-in-Chie A. G.. Weis-
sort, Of Milwaukee: Lieut.-Gen. Arthur
Macarthur. of the United States Army:
Department Commander John c.. Mar
tin, of Mineral Point. Wis; the Hon :.
A. Cooke, of Neenah: Past Department
Commanders John w. Canes, of Fox
Lake; a. r. Copeland, of La Crosse; A
e. Pettibene, OF Green Pay; J. p. Run
die, of Milwaukee; AdJt-Gen. Charles
A. Partridge, of Waukegan, and a num-
Der of other distinguished Grand Army
men from Chicago, Milwaukee and 9TH
er cities. At the long tables We're rep
resentatives of the Posts in Milwaukee
Racine. Waukesan. Chicago and Ke-
nosha. while smaller delegations came
from other cities. Commander Mat
thews. of the DepartReat of Illinois, at
the last minute found it was impossible
for him to be presehi. and he sent a
letter expressing his, deep regret AMI
bearing message offfraternal greeting
TO the veterans of two States
With the close of the dinner the old
soldiers gathered about the speakers.
table, where the CSfnfAander-in-Chief
and Gen. Macarthur held an informal
reception. and every man present was
given a chance to grasp the hands of the
distinguished guests
The reception occupied the better part
of an hour. after which Col. A. G. Weis-
sert.- of Milwaukee. .3tone of the Past
Con1manders-in-Chie Of the Grand
Army. called the aslamblage to order
and acted as toastmaster
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
ONO Ex-PREsoNERs OF WAR.
They Hold nt Newark the Best Reunion
They Have Ever Had.

Editor National Tribune: knowing
that all ex-prisoners of war would like
TO hear of our Reunion, l send you a
few words of the sessions CT the Ohio
Ex-Prisoners of War Reunion at New
ark, o.. June 10 and 20, being the best
and largest Reunion we have had for
many years.
Daniel Chestnut was elected Presi :
dent for the ensuing year. He is a resi-
dent of Columbus, o.: Dan. S. Wilder,
Secretary. and the following-named per-
sons chosen the Executive Committee:
O. B. Brandt, Carol; G. ii. Durfey, CO.
lumbus: w. W. Wilson, Urbana, and
David w. Wood, Newark. This commit
tee will select our next place of meet
Ing.
AT the campfire the program was car
ried out to the entire satisfaction and
much interest to all comrades and citi-
ZenS present. A song and chorus rem
dered by the Ex-Prisoners of War GIee
Cub from Columbus. entitled Coming
Home from the Old Camp Ground" was
received with great pleasure by the au-
tiience. judging from the applause. and
vas followed BY an interesting address
delivered by Congressman e. l.. TAYLOR
of Columbus, explaining his bill now
before Congress that he will Introduce
again next session, as reward or boun-
~ TO those who served in rebel prison
pens, in filth and hunger, to help put
down that unholy and uncalled-for re-
beIlion.
Il. z. Brown, Commander-in-Chief of
the G. A. r., gave a very interesting ad-
dress, and was followed by a general
handshake and pleasant greetings
David w. Wood, Co. G, goth Ohio, New
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
The Posts Dead.

Editor National Tribune: The follow
ing comrades, members of McCrosky
Post, 40. Department of Missouri, G. A.
r., have been mustered out by the
Grand Commander:
W. II. Dalton: enlisted in Co. c, 9th
Mo. Cav, on Feb. 4, 1862; discharged
March IS. 1865. Comrade Dalton died
at Rosersville. Mo. May 23, 1907, aged
81.
John Vaught: enlisted Feb %. 1862.
in Co. G. Sth Mo- S. NJ. Cav: discharged
April 13, 1865. Comrade Vaught died
at Springfield, Mo, June s, aged II.
Andrew S. Barker; enlisted on April
21, 1861, in co. A. 23d Ohio; discha reed
as Sergeant from Co l.. 1st u S. Cav.
Jan. %. 1854. Comrade Barker died at
Springfield. Mo, June IS. 1907, aged "A.
Milton~H. Williams: enlisted in Co. +.
Sth Mo. s. NJ. Cav, in 1862: discharge 4
as a Sergeant in 1865. Comrade Will
iiams died June 81. 1907 At the time OF
his death he was Chaplain of McCrosky
Post.
ID. W. Sanborn, a member of McCros-
ky Post, died in Oregon some time the
past Spring. Comrade Sanborn was a
member OF Co. II, nth Mass, and was
- years of age.-J. 3. Johnston. Post
Quartcrmaster.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
Reunion of the asth Pu.

The 55th Pa. Regimental Association
held their 18th Annual Reunion at Ian
caster. Pa, June II, which was attended
by 80 comrades and their wives A;
the busi ness meeting which followed a
iine lunth and smoker, w. S. Conrad
vas elected President for the ensuing
year. ane Josiah Kissing, Secretary ana
Treasurer. Mrs. Juliet White Watson.
daughter of Col. Richard White. who
vas the first commander of the 55th
Pa. read an address inviting the Asso-
9iation to hold its next Reunion at In
diana, Pa, which invitation was uneni-
mously accepted. the date to be fixed by
the President and Secretary. Nineteen
deaths were reported since the last Re
union
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
The Rrst Time of the Year.

The Summer time is the best time of
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The National tribune., 1907-08-08
Reunion OF the soth N. v.

The 30th N. Y. held it's Annual Re-
unon at Lansingburg, N. Y, June 90.
which date was the 46th anniversary of
its departure for the seat of war. Presi-
dent James p Reed presided. Eight
deaths were reported during the mast
year. and six comrades were added to
the roll. The election of officers result
ed in George H Whitney, Of Cohoes. N.
T., being chosen President, and b. ri.
Soaring, Saratoga Springs, Secretary and
Treasurer. 1t was decided to hold the
next Reun1on at Cohoes, N. Y, on the
last Wednesday in June. 1908.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
Captured Mt Beverly.

John v. Dearth, Co. D. saith Ohio.
Ada, o., recalls how he and some other
comrades were taken prisoners at Bey-
erly. w. Va, on the morning of Jan. II,
1865. They were marched across the
mountains from Beverly to Stanton.
having to ford streams up to their arms.
with the ice floating around them, and
then marched all day in their wet
clothes to camp out at night without
fire. At StauntOn their overcoats were
taken away from them, and when they
got to Richmond they were robbed OF
their rubber blankets. He would like
to hear from his comrades thru The
National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

ATKINS.-At Buffalo, N. Y, July Is,
Robert F. Atkins. Comrade Atkins was
among the first to enlist in 1861 in the
civil war, and remained till the end. He
helped to organize Chaplin Post. Buffalo.
n. Y, and was its third Commander.
DETRO.-Near Stanley. N. Y, Jan.
80. Michael Detro, aged 65. Comrade
Detro served in Co. X, 1st n. Y Cav.
and was confined in Salisbury Prison for
seven months. He IS survived. by :,
widow and one son.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
Attention, Naval yctcr,uS:

Comrade William Simmons. 143.
Wharton St. Philadelphia. wants to
hear from all naval veterans thru The
National Tribune. and the address is
wanted of any of the crew of the Cir
cassan in 1865. Now. shipmates, get
busy and let US hear from you. We
want to arrange for a Reunion at Sara
toga Springs next September with our
G. A. r. comrades who helped us to
put down the rebellion.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
The 1874 and 1,o,h IN

Editor National Tribune: Kindly give
a history of the I43d and 1aOth III
Jacob Hoffer. Ellis, Kan
The 143d Ill. was organized at Mat
tOon. June II. 1864. for 100 days, and
was mustered out Sept. IS, 1854. I.
was commanded by Col Dudley G.
Smith. who was in command at the time
of mustcr-out. 1t lost 50 from disease.
etc. A history of the 15Oth III was
published a snort time ago in The Ma
tional Tribune.-Editor National Trib-
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
A Veteran w. II. G,

At Webb City. Mo-, May II. Jane
Handley, one of the oldest members Of
the WOman's Relief Corps of the city.
passed away at the advanced age of az
The deceased was a charter member of
the National Association organized in
Denver, Colo. in 1888. and was the last
surviving member. She was an honor
ary member of w. B. Goodrich, w. r.
c. of Webb CITY,
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
Cure for Liquor md Tob.cro.

The Kansas Anti-f.iquGr Soc:ct; Is;
mailing free n recipe for the cure of thu
liquor habit. 1t can be given secretly
IN food. Also one for the tobacco habit
that can be given secretly. The only
request they make is that you do not
sell recipes. but give copies Ia friends
Address. with stamp. Kansas Anti
Liquor Society. 81 Gray Building, Kansas
City, Mo.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
MUSTERED OUT.

SAULS.-At Webb City. Mo, June Il.
Thos E. Sauls, aged 1o3. Comrade
Sauls was veteran of three wars. nav
ing served in the War of 1872, the Mex
lean and civil wars. He was le months
a prisoner. Comrade Sauls was eiecteh
an honorary member of Webb City Pos.;
G. a. r., IL years ago, and was Still
recognized as a member by the POST
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
Department OF Washington and Alaska.
G. A. r..

The Annual Eneampment of the De-
partment of Washington and Alaska, G.
A. X, was held at Seattle, June 27, and
after sharp contest w. H. Mock, of
Bellingham, was elected Department
Commander. The other officers elected
are: S. V. c., X. P. Allen. Pullman; ].
V. C.. H. r. Gale, Bremerton; Medical
Director, N. G. Blalock, Walla Walla;
chaplain, c. D. Spencer, Centralia;
s'unc1l of Administration. George H.
Boafdman, Tacoma: B. c. Levy, Seattle;
Gen. George w. Tibbetts, Issaquah: b.
R. Freeman, Spokane: ]. j. Edens. Bel
lingham. Commander Mock has an
pointed n. C. Cole A. A. G. and A. o.
NJ G ~
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

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Reunion California yo,u,,..-.

The 18th Reunion of the California
Veteran Association will be held at
Saratoga Springs during the week COM
mencing Sept. s. Headquarters will be
at Section c, Convention Hall. Geo. III,
Pettis' Secretary and Treasurer, Provi-
dence. r. L
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
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Reunron Of the 4s,h Ohio.

The Annual Reunion of the 4Sth Ohio
will be held at Woodlawn Park, New
tonvi!le, O., Aug. 10. Maj Zed South,
President. Newtonvlle, o.. and j. A.
Bering, Secretary, Lynchburg, o.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
Reusion of the sO,b Ohio.

The survivors of the goth Ohio will
hold their Annual Reunion at Toronto
Jefferson County. Ohio. Sept II. the
anniversary of the battle of Antietam
J. w. Dawson. President: Oscar f..
Hunt, Secretary, Toronto, o.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

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The Colorado soldiers, Home.

There has been some trouble at the
Colorado Soldiers Home which De-
partment Commander Mollet and A. A.
G. Ferguson have Investigated. Pueblo
Post has indorsed Judge r. l. c. Nc
Kallip for Governor Of the Home.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
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FARMS FOR SALE.

DIG BAIaiaIE IN MAHYLAND-alI
"A DIV acres Of ydod land. with about 81 o %
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SITUATION WANTED.

w NANTED-Situation as housekeeper
~ by soldiers widow. L. NJ, Box 176,
Oneill, Neb.
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SION IS.

LIVERY PENSION CLAIM THOROUGHLY
Il considered. The highest possible allowance s.
cured by applying TO X W. SHOPpELt.
Pension Attorney Washington, b. C.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
WIDOWS,

- PECIAT. ATTENTION GIVEN TO WIDOWS
- claims for pension. Write NE a: once after death
o!husJanh. sending his pension Certificate will
collect what Is due n for yon AMI get you the high
est pension allowance for yourself e w. SHOP
PEii. Pension Attorney. wasliiiIst1m ID. c.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

VYTANTED-The address of any soldier
w who was in Co. A. 5th n. Y. Heavy
Artillery. at Fort McHenry, Baltimore.
Nd. on Oct. 81. 1868; also, who was the
Provost-Marshal then? Address John
Curtis, Quito. Miss.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

COMRADES, CONE TO KANSAS IF YOU
~ want q good l0caiion. Improved and unimproy-
ell lands cheap. have been here ~ years and know
81 the lnnd la ia. JoGsuy. Address Theo. Courtney
Agent, Banner Tr7so Co. Kan
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

NY COMRADE RE-; EWING LESS THASN.
"a should inform me of the number OF his pension
certificate the rate per month he getting: also
day AMI year Of his birth. Then IAsiiI xrite him how
10 get an Increase. X w. SHOPPELL. Pension
Attorney, Washington. D. e.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

r OcATE NEAR THE NATIONAL. CAP
Ia ital. I can sell you within half
hours ride of Washington. ID. C., at
Bowie. Md, one block con taining thirteen
lots. and one of two lois Both are de-
sirable pieces of property and can he
purchased at a low figure. Lots 20xl25.
Property and town lots in this proximity
our Nations Capital have nearly dou-
bled In a few years. and are on the ad-
vance. BETTER BUY NOW at a bargain
price. If Interested write NJ A Wei
gle. l4l7 18th St, N. W.. WasEin on
u c.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

WANTED-The widow of John C.
w scott. member of the 18Th ARM
Corps. who was in the Red River expe-
dition under Gen Banks. desires TO hear
from any comrade who served with her
husband. Address, in care The National
Tribune
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

NyANTED-J. Il. Mc<ibben. Co. +, 17th
~ Ohio. BOX S5, Stockport. O., would
like the address of the nurse Of Ward
X. Jefferson Barracks Hospital whose
name he believes was Rena Littlefield
he would like To correspond with her or
some member of her family
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

u ] EV IIVEdI VOE0t6HtV DOOW
N emitted SsS
beenpi NI ms
o. c.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08
HOME EST ADS.
ADDRESSES WANTED.

YyANTED-Informatio of name. com
w pany and number of regiment In
which Nicholas Burns. Charles Fricka
and Jeremiah ID. Madden served in Civil
War, or of any relatives They enlisted
at New London, Conn. about 1862. Same
Information wanted concerning Henry
Burk who enlisted at Bridgeport. Conn.
1862; and information of relatives OF
Hans Schroeder or Schroeder and John
Heber who enlisted at Bridgeport.
Conn, 1863. 14th Regiment. G v l.
John ]. Dwyer. State St, Hartford.
Conn.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

NIANTED-The address of comrades
of John Connolly. Co. NJ 4th Pa
civ- Said Connolly enlisted Feb 3. 1865.
md g,as mustered out at Lynchburg July
.. 1863. Address Augustus d. Dooley
BOX 247. Salem Mass
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The National tribune., 1907-08-08

w Case, who enlisted in 70. c, li2th
N Y. Vols. at Arkwright, Chautauqua
Co, y. Y, August, 1862, or anyone vino
knew him during the war: or the ad-
dress of anyone who knew him on Davis
Island. New York City. Address Eliza
beth Case. his widow, Coudersport, Pot
ter Co. Pa
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

NYYANTED-The address of my sister
w Elizabeth Quigley. II living. Johi.
r Middleton, r. r. !, Gladwin. Mich.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

"ANTED-Informatio of Hugh
W Reilley. who was born in Tralee,
levcd TO have enlisted in the l5Gth
or lJlth y. Y. and later transferred 10
Co. y, l. ). Veteran Reserve Corps serv-
ing at Washington. ID. G, Arsenal in
1854. and at Johnson's Island. o. giiard-
ing rebel prisoners, and later stationed
at keiton BARRACKS. CINCINNATI. Address
PatriclL Gnrvcy. Bath. n. Y.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

-oy ,.,,N oSI.y-Free information concern;
i,r a auick and thorough cure for oia am, anu
stubborn discharges: splendld. h,TH nT yonr
siva remedy, used in the privacy 70 o, >S,T SU
~, t,o.ne Write to-day. DO II Now.
THE G. II. REMINGTON Co. ,,,.,,
Dent, q Sis Greenwood Ave, Ietro.i' MIN"
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

NTANTED-The address of William,
w Mcdonald. OF Co II. 9th Rce't. Nv.
Vol. Inf. Address David NJ Bentley, OF
Co. II. 9th Ky. Marquan. Greg.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

WANTED-The address of comrades
Long. Atalissa. Iowa.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

WA5NaTyE5D6eTrh9ss r9so npme Rnew and nd address S, Of
Thomas Mason Cochran. late OF Co. A.
1T2d RcG't. y. Y. Inf. Vol. while work
ing in Kansas, Louisiana and Texas He
was brcklayer by trade. He wcn, by
the name OF Thomas Mason. Address
Mrs; Emma Cockman. Haokettstown.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

There is a tradition that all inls7ts
are subject to collie the first three
months. 1t is due partly to the tight
bandagins over the vital organs. Some
people have a false idea that the bones
and structure of an infant are like
cartilage. and if they are not bandaged
as tight as drum they will fall to
pieces. 1t is necessary to give support
to the abdomen, but the lungs should be
given perfect freedom.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

T osISa YOUR GRIP =. ,,s,ke,
L When physical activities seem 10 pc Weane. ,
ir1 nm, he mni losing grip the re 'torase @ poe
ofJuven theselvss by ,eed,rs rsan, Civ
ina .tesinr sleep appetite. strength and healu' ~
trial quickly proves their far Ieaeh faoss ar,apa.
.;na oweIl Mass on receipt of this adV'. ehuss-
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

Two old bedspreads were coiored
blue; cut in strips and woven. as for
rag carpet, into rugs, one four by six
feet and two others of less dimensions.
a white fringe finished the ends and
the velvety surface of the rugs when
woven gave them an Oriental appear
anCe.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

Good cooks, it is said, know the value
OF Few drops of glycerine added to the
hour in cakemaking. in the proportion
Oh teaspoonful to every pound of flour.
rms makes the cake light and feathery.
nree teaspoonfuls to every pound Of
fruit in making preserves prevents the
fermentation of the sugar and obviates
all dangers of crystallization, it is said.
The National tribune., 1907-08-08

When the sink pipe is clogged wine
dry all the water that remains in tha
sink. Take a long strip of cloth, press
it tightly in the pipe, allowing enough
to remain outside to get good hold on
it, then fill the sink with water and
pull out the cloth quickly. The suction
will at once clear the pipe