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irine scalds the flesh OF IT, when the child
reaches an age when it should be at = to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
oed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause Of
the difficulty is kidney trouble. and tn first
step should be towards the treatmeat Of
these important organs, This unpleasan,
trouble is due 10 diseased condition tn.
Kidneys and bladder and not 10 a hatt as
most people suppose
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy
The mild and the immediate efie,t Of
SwampRoot is soon realized. 1t Is sold
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WANTED; by Chicago wholesaly
and mail order house, assistant man.
ager man or Woman) for This coun-
try and adjoining territory. Salar
go aud expenses paid weekly; exc
pense money advanced. Work plea
SAINT; position permanent. No in
vestmeat or experience required.
Spare time valuable. Write at once
for full particulars and enclosed self
addressed envelope. Address,
GENERAL MANAGER, 1874 T., Lake
ST., Chicago. Illinois.
WANTtD-10 men in each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples of our goods. Salary $500
per month. $500 per day for eXpen-
SEES, Royal Supply Co., Dept, W.,
Atlas Bldg, Chicago.
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County Treasurer Wilkinson was a
St. Paul and Milwaukee visitor this
week.
Fred j. Seguiu Clerk of Courts is
having a fine summer home built at
Gordon.
Miss Mary Bradshaw has returned
from an extended stay in Chicago and
Indianapolis
The st Cecilia Guild of the Church
Of the Redeemer met with Miss. Nye
last Wednesday evening.
The Eliza Shaw Guild met last
Thursday with Mrs Edw McManus
of West fourth street and NettIeton
Avenue.
Did you get a can of that Pure New
York Maple Sugar at the Superior
Times Office? There are few left.
Mrs. VIM. Ogilvie of Al Thompson
Avenue has been very i'll, but at the
present is q great deal better.
Mrs. ?. E. Bradshaw is again in her
home after spending month with
her daughter, Mrs. Simons.
Mr.. B. hurry Peyton of the super
ior State Bank was in Lake Nebaga-
mon on Tuesday, looking after his
business interests there.
WANTED-Lady to advertise our
goods locally. Several weeks home
work. Salary $12 90 per week, Sl.OO
dav for expenses. SAUNDERS co
Dent. w. 46-4s Jackson Boulevard.
About 25 Knights of Pythias jour
neyed over to Duluth last Saturday
evening to help institute a lodge OF
the Dramatic Order knights of
khorhasseu,
Church of the Redeeemer, corner
Of st. John Avenue and West fourth
street, Whitsunday May 18th: Holy
Communion and sermon 1896. Sun
day School I'm.
Mrs. G. l., Day left last Saturday
for Glenco, Mimi, in response to a
letter received, announcing the SER
ious illness of her sister, Miss Caro-
lyn Kasper. AT the present writing
Miss Kasper is somewhat better.
While performing his duties as
oier in the Great Northern elevator,
Chas. Swan, OF w. 4th St, had the
misfortune to get caught in the mach
merry and having his arm fractured.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the First Presbyterian Church will
give an Ice Cream Social at the
Church parlors on next Wednesday
evening Every body come. Add
mission 10 cents.
The residents of Allouez and Itasca
as we'll as of the entire city are jubi-
liant over the fact that the Street Can
Company has began work on the Al
louez extension. When completed
this line will be of great benefit to the
people Of our eastern suburbs as il
will save the long, dreay walk across
the Nemadji bridge. Work was com
menced this week and will be rushed
to a completion.
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Make Their Escape.


Laet Friday night the people
were stirred up when ii was learned
that two prisoners had made their es-
cape from the county Jail by cutting
an opening through the brick wall,
The prisoners names were Joseph
McCauley and Neil Grant. McCauley
was awaiting trial for assault and
robbery on the person Of Chas. Mast,
while Grant had been sentenced TO a
/ year at the rciormatory for grand
larceny and WAS awaiting the officers
arrival to take him to that institu-
! ton
| The escape was accomplished Ivy al
/ most the same methods that were
adopted 10y Joe McLarky, M Ducai,
Joseph Murphy and Joe Mitchell on
| Nov. %, 1905, and the authorities are
inclined to believe that the prisoner
| McCauley was an acquaintance OF
! McLarky who was the engineer OF
the escape on the stormy day and OBJ
tained description of the weak spot
| in the Jail.
The only instrument used by the
men 80 far as can be ascertained 10y
the officers was window weight TAX
en- from the sash on the west side OF
the jail, and with this, a hoIe measur-
ing about 20 inches square was n ,do
through the coating of plaster ana
treble thickness OF brick ON the south
side Of the Jail The work was done
with great secrecy and the other IN
mates protest that they had no know
ledge Of the operations.
1t would appear from the statement
of Tailor Stone that the man had utI-
lized the period of exercise granted
to all prisoners, in carrying out
we'll thought plan for escape. Plumb
ers have been busy for the past few
DAYS on the sewers OF the Jail and the
noise erected by their work would
tond TO deaden the sound of the OPP
erations upon the wall.
. The particles of mortar and brick
that were disturbed during the work
were carefully removed and de-
posted behind blind door in the
cell occupied by the men and were
found covered by a blanket.
Jailor Stone was suspicious of Nc
Caulev from the time of his admit
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ard CheeriulneSs s n
disappear when the l. i
neys are out of o. .er
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
thatit is not uncommon
ior a child to be t orn
afflicted with weak i'd
neys. If the child urin-
-3Ae 4NN Cftao if ~ %
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Women as Well as Nc
Are Made Miserable BY
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. c
.ourageS ar : lessons ambition, beauty v.
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comrades we love to honor, in knowing
that there will be so many vacant
places, seven of our dear sister nurses
having passed to the Beautiful Land
since our last Convention:
Mrs Emily r. Wilson, Sheldon, Mass.
Nov. 26, 1906.
Miss Harriet r. Sharpless, Blooms
burg, Pa, Dec. 6, 1906.
Mrs. Mary L. Peck. Philadelphia, Pa,
Dec. 81. 1906.
Mrs. Emma de Marie, Baroness Won
BernevitZ. Chicago, H., April 9, 1907.
Mrs. Adelaide E. Spurgeon, Washing
ton, d. G.. March 4, 1907.
Mrs Rachel E. Harris (Aunt Rachel).
Marengo, ILL.,, May Z, 1907.
Mrs. Laura Hamlin, Revere, Mass
July 10. 1907. 5.5
Past National President Mrs. Della
A. b. Fay has also been called upon to
part with her blind soldier husband
To all who mourn the loss of these
dear ones the hearts of their sister
nurses will go out in tender sympathy.
The work of the year is now almost
ended, and we cannot close this order
without expressing our thankful appre-
citation of the aid and counsel extended
to us by Commander-in-Chief Col R. b.
Brown. Past CHIEF
Corpl James Tanner, Mrs. Carrie b.
Sparklin, National President w. R. q.
and her faithful Secretary, Mrs. KIM
ball, to the many comrades who have
sent us words of cheer, and to the
members of cur Association who have
so cheerfully and faithfully upheld our
hands during the past year.
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MARY l.. GILMAN.
Massachusetts ChGirc for National Pres.
Idcnt Of the NOmmn's KcIIef Corps.

Tie Department of Massachusetts has
sent out a circular indOrsing Mrs. Mary
l.. Gilman, of Boston, for National Pres
fdent.
In this circular Massachusetts de-
clares that
"Massac husetts, the Mother Depart
ment of the Woman's Relief Corps, and
the largest in numbers. with its nearly
900 members, has not had repre-
sentative among the six highest officers
of our National Order for 10 years.
I'VE say this in no spirit of COM
planning, for we desire above all things
to be in accord with our sister Depart
ments.
The time, however has now arrived
when we feel that we may present a
candidate for National President with
full confidence that our action will re-
ceive fair consideration.
Having absolute confidence in the
wisdom of our Convention. believing
fully in the justice OF its claims, and
with a personal knowledge of the vir-
tues and merits of The able woman
standard bearer, we take pleasure in
naming for the office of National Presi-
dent of the Woman's Relief Corps Mrs;
Mary l.. Gilman, of Boston.
= Mrs. Gilman is Il native and lifelong
resident of Boston, and received her
education in its public schools and at a
private academy In 1870 she married
John r.. Gilman. Past Department
Commander of Massachusetts, and Ad-
jutant- General of the Grand Army of
the Republic, under the late Command
er-in-Chief Plackmar.
"1mbued with the spirit of patriotism
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from her childhood. she was always in
tercsted in any movement that would
rebound Ia the greater glory of her
country and her Flag. For 20 years
she has been Il member of Corps 63, of
Boston, of which she is Past Presi-
dent
''Since 1S45 she has been almost con-
tinuously in active National and De-
partment work, and in 1900 was unani-
mously elected Department President,
her administration being emineutly able
and successful.
She has been an almost constant at
tendant at National Conventions where
she served on various committees. and
in 1902 she was elected Chairman of
the National Executive Board. AS Ma
tional Chief of Staff she Travelled 10000
miles thru 36 States, addressing large
number OF Department Conventions and
Camplires.
In 1904 she was Chairman of the
Executive Committee of Arrangements
for the I'D National Convention held in
Boston. and her able management of
the business connected Herewith won
the admiration not only of her asso-
ciates, but of the many visiting Corps
and members who We're benefited by
such service. At the great Campfire OF
the w. II. c., held in Mechanics Build
ing at that time. where 10000 persons
attended, she presided with grace and
dignity.
Having received the unqualified in
dorsement of the Department of Mas
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The Shsrman Brigade.

Editor National sTribune: The noble
people of ever-patriotic Shelby. O.,
are preparing one of the most elaborate
entertainments for the survivors of the
war of 81, in honor of the Sherman
Brigade, which was organized in Rich
land and adjacent Counties by the late
Senator John Sherman, composed of
the 64th and 65th Regiments. o. v. l.,
9Th Ohio Battery, and McLaughlin's
Squadron, o. v. c.. which left for the
seat of war in '6B and returned in Sc.
The Sherman Brigade was commanded
in turn by Gen. Thomas Wood. Gen.
Jas. A. Garfield, and our beloved Gen.
Charles G. Harker. for whom our local
Post, G. A. r., is named.
All eX-soldiers who wore either the
blue or the gray are cordially invited
and will be made welcome to the best
of all. The Reunion will extend over
four days, beginning with Aug. %
and ending Aug. 80. Tents, with
foo: and clean straw. will be fur
nisi ed free. good dining tent and
meals furnished by the Woman's Relief
Corps will be in camp. A good time is
anticipated at Camp Shelby by ALL
and we hope all the comrades, espe-
cially surrounding Counties of Richland
County. o., will make an extra effort
to attend-T. S. Marvin, Quartermaster
and Captain. 64th Ohio, Shelby, Ohio.
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Massachusctts-Edw II. Dunbar
Post 169, Norwood
New York-Thcodorc y. Morse. Post
234. 3Ol West 18th ST. New York City;
Henry Jacoby. A. 233 East 57th St.
New York City; Augustus Myers, 33.
Amstcrdam; w. j. Chapman. 147, Glens
Falls: VIM. s. Dickson. 344, Arena;
Martin l.. Nangle, ga. No Washing
ton Ave. Albany; J. II. Grogan. 1865,
Platisburgh; James NJ Andrews, 103,
As w 57th ST.. New York City
Oklahnma-D. c. F:lllon. e. l.. Hicks,
Jacob Goenawine. Ed. Coleman, w. c.
Muzzy, Post 10. El Reno.
Ohio-J. II. Spraguc, Norwalk: Rob-
erts +. Stutsman, Monticello Bldg. To-
led": John w. Baker. Post 3a3. Morrow.
Pennsylvania-Volnc Il. st. John,
Pos: 61. Erie.
Po.omac-Samuel w. McEldery. Post
2. 1914 4th ST.. Washington. D. O.; J.
Harry Jenks, 2. Pension Bureau, WASH
ington. ID. c.: John J. NEEDING. /. Wash
ing'nn. D. c.: George D. Sdman. 3,
40I Postoffice Bldg. Philadelphia Pa. (;
Charles w. Gallagher, 8. Washington,
d. c.
Wisconsin-George w. Chinook.
Post III, River Falls
In Mcmoriam.
With profound sorrow. the death of
the National Encampmcnt, is an
nounced:
Capt. S. c. James. a member of the
National Council of Administration,
died at his home in Cenicryille, Iowa,
May II. 1907. Capt. James served dur
ing the war in CO. Il. 1st y. Y. (Berdan
Sharpshooters). lie had for many years
been an active member of the Grand
Army of the Republic. serving as a
member of the National Council of Ad-
ministration and several times on the
Executive Committee.
Past Department Commander Lewis
G. Wheclock died at his home in Owa-
tonna, Iowa, May 81. 1907. Comradc
Wheelock served as Department Com
mander of the Department of Iowa
during the year 1887.
These comrades were active, ener-
getic, hard-working Grand Army men
and will be greatly missed in the De-
partment of Iowa and the National En-
campment. The Chief
extends his sympathy and coincidence
TO their families and comrades.
BY order of
r. e. BROWN,
Chief.
JOSEPH w. O'NEALL
I'M
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Reunion Of wilder. brigade.

The Annual Reunion of this famous
brigade will be held at Charleston, H.,
Sept. 4. and 6. 1t was fixed at this
date that comrades in the West who
wish 10 attend The National Encamp-
mcnt MAY be able to stop off on their
way to Saratoga. General and Mrs.
Wilder Will be present. and addresses
are promised by Col. Tomlinson Fort,
of Forests old command. and by Col
Henderson. Of Washington, d. c.. an
other ex-COnfedcrate; Maj. Connilley
of the 123d H.. w. r. Jewell. of Dan
Vile. H., and Hon. VIM. B. Mckinley
of the 18th Illinois District. with other
prominent speakers. will talk to the
boys L. S. kilborn, President, Mar
Shall ILL
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Reunion of whitnker,s Brigade.

The second Annual Reunion of the
survivors of the old Iron Brigade of the
Department of the Cumberland, COM
posed of the 40th Ohio. saith Ind, seth
and 115th ILL.,, will be held at Saratoga
Springs, n. Y, at the time of the Ma
tional Encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic, Sept. 8 to IA. The
first meeting will be held at $3.50 a. m.,
Tuesday. Sept. 10, in Section f, Con-
vention Hall Headquarters of the En-
campmenD. All members of the 22d
Mich. and S9th Ohio. which so gallantly
fought by our side at Chickamauga, are
most cordially invited to join us in this
Reunion.-I. H. c. Royse, President
Iron brigade Association. Terre Haute,
Ind; c. w. Wheeler, Sec, Rossburg,
Ohio
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sachusetts Grand Army of the Republic
and Sons and Daughters of Veterans
we respectfully present the name OF
Mrs. Mary l.. Gilman. of Massachusetts
for the great office of National Presi-
dent"
The circular is signed by Sarah L.
Fuller. Past National President. Chair
man; Maria w. Going. Past Department
President. Secretary: Alice NJ. Goddard.
Department President: Harriet A.
Ralph. Department Counselor; Liza beth
A. Turner. Past National President. and
Mary E. Elliot, Department Secretary.
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Reunion Of the 33d Ind.

The 36th Annual Reunion of the 33d
Ind. will be held Aug. u in Garfield
Park. at indianapolis. Ind. Comrades
living in a radius of 40 miles of Indi-
annapolis will bring haversacks we'll
filled: others beyond this limit will
move in light marching ordcr.--A. j.
Buchanan, Secretary. No. 2937 n. Sem
ate Ave. Indianapulis Ind
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Reunion of the 5Oth Ill.

The 21st Annual Reunion of the 5Ott
Ill. will be held at Quincy, ILL.,. Oct.
and 10. This will be the 46th anniver-
sary of the regiments departure from
Camp Wood, near where the Illinois
Soldiers and Sailors Home is located
Tho 10th. 27th. 50th. 18th, S4th, 18th
and 18th ILL., and the Sd Mo. Cav will
meet at the same time. c. F. Hubert
50th H., Fouler, ILL.,
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Reunion of the 41fh ILL

The Annual Reunion of the 47th Ill
will be held in G. A. r. Hall. Peoria
H., Oct /. at 10 a. m. Deaths have
been reported since last Reunion as fol-
lows: j. j. De Grummond. Co A: ]. NJ
Phillips. Co. B; James p WorrelI. Lieu
tenant, Co. d; j. A. Melicll. Co. ID: job
n. Fowler. Co. +; Jacob Eosselton, Co
G: Michael Fleming, Co. X: Robert
Hoar. Co. l.; John Hawks. Lieutenant
Co. K; George +. Pyle. &C. X. J. NJ.
Brown. Secretary. TOulOn Ill
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A FINE CORPS HALL.
Erected by Gould w. R. C., With Only 81
Members.

Gould Relief Corps, 131. Department
of Nebraska, has the only building in
the State for the exclusive use of the
two organiZations-Gran Army OF til,
Republic and Woman's Relief Corps. II
was built by the women of one Ccrps
without asking for help from other
Corps in the Department. The mem
bership of the Corps at the time ol
erecting the hall was 80 in good stand
ing. The town only has about 500 in
habitants. The building is 44x22. meet.
furnished. with four and a half dozen
chairs, dishes and cooking utensils. ia
bles and desks for each officer.
Certainly this Is a record for indus
try and patriotic energy which may well
be followed by richer and more pros
porous Corps.
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when l presented liz. Nag. Our new
chief Engineer, Col. ,i;fci!ItiS, WAS pres.
ent, and the children sang all the pa
triotic songs. ana some of III" little girls
and boys had patriotic fccit:,!iOns. Su-
pcrintcndcnt O'Connur spoke nicely tC
the children about honoring the Stars
and Stripes. and Rev. Irvcridgc, our
BAPTIST minister, spoke also. ] told OF
the work our noble organization, the
Woman's Relief Corps. is performing
and tried to make it clear TO the chill
dren their duty to our great country
and how to prize the il.ig given by the
Department of Maryl;t adj, w. II. G.. We
had a grand day. aud | wis proud OF
the opportunity and privilege given 10
me so far away from Maryland"
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St. Lawrence Co. veternns' Association.

The ST Lawrence County (New York;
Veterans Association will hold its An
nual Encarpment on Aug. % and %,
1907. at Ogdensburg, n. Y. Maj. Gen.
Frederick D. Grant, Corporal James
Tanner, Dept. Com. H. j. Swift, G. A.
r., New York, and other eminent speak
ers will be present
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Reunion OF the 74th Ohio.

The 2Sth Annual Reunion of the 74th
Ohio will be held at Xenia, o., Sept. 10.
Campfire in the evening. Comrade j.
w. Hedges, Secretary, Xenia, o., would
like the members of the regiment to
send their present post-ofIice addresses.
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Reunion of the ssth Ohio.

The 18th Annual Reunion of the SSth
Ohio will be held in Memorial Hall,
East Broad St. Columbus, o., Sept 4.
at 10 4. m. All members arc requested
to be present to help make this the
largest and best Reunion held. J. l..
Richly, President, Marysvlle, o.
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THE CULEBRA SCHOOL.
The FiaE Was Presented by The Depart
ment of Maryland. W. II. e.

Mrs. Ida G.. Williams. Past Depart
ment Patriotic Instructor of Maryland,
has the following tn say about the flag
which she presented to the school chill
dren Of Culcbra. Canal Zone, on Flag
Day. the ilag being Il present from the
Department of Maryland:
81 am sending you the picture of the
Culebra School, so you can see one of
the Government schools on the ISthmuS
and the one that received the flag from
the Department of Maryland, w. X. c.
We had a glorious day mt the school
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Reunion Of the 9th n. YrH. A.

The 29th Reunion of the 5th n. Y
II. A. will be held at Saratoga during
the National Encampment. and the
headquarters of the Association will be
at the spacious residence of Mrs. E N
Nichols 202 S. Broadway. Jotham II.
Orr, President, New Haven. Conn; Jos.
II. Barker, Secretary and Treasurer, 81
Fulton ST n Y
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Reunion Of The isth Mich.

The 10th Reunion tt the Society of
the 18th Mich. will be held on the Len
awee County Fair Grudnds Adrian.
Mich. Aug. Ell. w. Wulcott, Presi-
dent, Hillsdale. Mich; ID. II. Warren.
Secretary. CLAYTON. Mich
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n.union of the 2d n. Y. CIV.

The Veteran Association of Col. Nor
gan II. Chrysler's I'd n. Y. Cav will
mold its Annual Reunion at Saratoga
Springs. n. Y, Sept. 10, from s TO 1913
a. M Headquarters will be in G. A. r
Post Room. Frank T. Hall. Secretary
GlenS Falls, n. Y
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Reunion of the 4th Del.

The 10Th Annual Reunion of the 4th
Del will be held at Brandywine Springs.
Aug. 80, at 10 u. m. r. G. Buckingham,
President, Newark, Del; Samuel Lewis,
Secretary, 901 Vandever Ave.
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Reunion of the 1Isth N. Y.

The 2Sth Annual Reunion of the
l16th N. Y. will be held at Riverside
Park. Buffalo, n. Y, Sept. 6. l. S.
Rowley, Silver Creek, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1907-08-15
Reunion of .su,Ier.. Ohio Brigade.

The Annual Reunion of Fuller's Ohio
Brigade, composed of the 27th, 39th,
43d and 63d Ohio, will be held in the
Council Chamber, City Hall. Columbus.
o., Sept. 4. Business meeting. 10 a. M.
to p. m; Campfire at p. m. Chas.
III. Smith, President. Cleveland, o.: j.
G. Ralston, Secretary, Steubenville, O.
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Reunion of the 1st Tenn. Cav.

The 21st Annual Reunion of the 1st
Tenn. Cav. will be held at Morristown,
Tenn, Thursday. Sept. &c. Survivors
and their friends are urgently requested
to be present. W.R. Carter, Secretary,
9G5 Broadway, Knoxville, Tenn.
The National tribune., 1907-08-15
Reunion of the 29th Mo.

The 29th Mo. will hold a Reunion
during the coming National Encamp-
ment at Saratoga, time and place to be
announced in the programs which will
soon be issued.
The National tribune., 1907-08-15
Reunion Of the 35th III.

The 42d Annual Reunion of the 95th
Ill. will be held at Woodstock, H., Sept.
a. Any comrade wishing a roster and
address of the surviving members of
this regiment can have 1t by addessing
the Secretary, +. E. Cox Nunda III
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Rcunis. Of the Iso,h Ind.

The 23d Annual Reunion of the 13Oth
Ind. will be held at Anderson, Ind,
Sept. and 5. w. NJ. Stewart, Secre-
tary. Decatur, Ill.