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#B©yfs TopCoats# The *5.50 kind for . 0 The *9.00 kind for . f The *11.50 kind far..*3.25,*5.«9.*6.95,ytsI.RccfetSr5The *3.50 kind for .. The *4.50 kind for Th* *5.50 kind for The *7.00 kind for The $a.« kied for35c Men’s Silk Neckties for 20c 65c Men's Puff Neckties for.. 39c 75c Men's Puff Neckties for.. 48c 75c Men's Silk Mufflers for.. 45c *1.00 Men’s Silk Mufflers for 69c *1,75 Men's Silk ReyenibleMufflers ..........,*1.25$2.00 Men's Silk Reversible tMufflers .........- 1-45*1.00 Men’s Silk Suepender* 65c *1.50 Men’s Colored sateenNightgown..........*..... 95e*2.25 Men1® fine Kid Mittens,Lamb lining ...... 1.45*2,00 Men’s fine Moeo Mittens,Wool fleece lining 1.39$225 Wilson Bros, finest KidGloves ............... 1.65*1.50 Men’® Silk Umbrella for 95c $2.00 Men's Silk Umbrella for 1,45 *2,50 Men’s Silk Umbrella for 1-69ROSTER COMPANY DTWELFTH REGIMENT IOWA INFANTRY VOLUNTEERSSHOWING. First—Original company.Second—Ail recruits und ilrattcd men with, 'date of joining, tlte '' rimpacy.Third—’Transform from 27th and 35th luwa - Infantry Volunteers; and toe*tier showing the names of aY± who at any time served m •aid organization and the present pottoffke address of ail survivors, and date and place of death of those deceased, as far as can bo obtained. Prepared and published by E. B. Soper and S. A. B’lttolph.. Copies will be sent to all survivors of tbe company, and widows mnd children cl deceased comracc3 upon request. Comrades are ■piecially invited to call attention to errors, and to supply addresses of those not known.ORIG1NAL COMPANY,CAPTAIN.Stibbs, John H.f Special U. S. Pen. Agt., Peoria, minors. ‘^LIEUTENANTS.let, Ferguson, Jason D., killed at Shiloh, Tenn,, April 6, IS62* 2d- Hale, Hiel, Tuscon, Arizona.SERGEANTS.1st. Hilton, Robert W.t died while prisoner of war In S, C. in' 1862.’ 2d- Soper, Erastus 33., Etnnietsburgv Iowa.3d. Blood, Alvaro C.4th. Calder, Edward W„ killed, Corinth. Mies., Oct, 3,TS62.' 5th. Clark, John M,, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. -CORPORALS,1st Ross, Henry W., Campbell, Neb.-2d. Stibbs, Joseph, died Wooster, Ohio, July 16,1S6S, i 3d-' Morehead, Homer C., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.4th. Boughton, Jadson L., died near Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 26,1S65, * 6th. Cowell, James L.. Walla. Walla, Washinstom 6th. Prescett, Theodore L., 263-30th St, Chicago, Illinois.7th- Pangborn, Howard. Clark, Lincoln county, Washington.. 1th. McRobcrts, Richard D., died, Paducba, Ky., March 7,1S62.MUSICIAN. Clark, Charles yj.r Cedar Kaplds, Iowa,privates., ’Ayers, James P., Wiled, Shiloh, Tenn., April 6, 1E62.. Ayers, Lyman II., Cedar Rapida, Iowa.■ Bailey, Edwin H., Freedom a, Kansas.: Buttolph, Edwin A-, Cedar Rapids, Iowa*Blanchard, Allan M.t Soldiers' Home, Dayton, Ohio.BlRckburn, James AL* died near Sbellsburg, la.. Sept 20, 1S62. Barr, Thomas, died near Shellsburg, IoWa, December 17, 1S92. Bumgardner, Samuel, died near Vinton, Iowa, June 3, 1877. Bujngardner, Will I am, Scranton, Iowa.Burch, John W., Cedar Junction, Kansas,Burch, Sylvester R., Agricultural Department, Washington, D. C-_ Bunn, Andraw J-, Lamar, Missouri.Brennan, Patrick, died Hot Springs, Arkansas, September 17,1S73. Conley, Dennis, died Davenport, Towa, January S. IS99.Coaly, Dennis L., died March 1$, 1S64 at Island No. 10.Ooyner, Jasper N-, died St, Louis, Missouri, January 12, IS62-Clark, Isaac G-, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.. Craft, James, died near Vfcfcsbirrg, Mississippi, July J, IS63. i Cowell, Robert C., Pfankington, South Dakota.Carran, Francis, died Cedar Rapids, Iowa, October 39, 1S30.Daly, James C-, Grand Island, Nebraska, 512 West ?tb Street. Daily, William L., died SL Louis, Missouri, January 9, 1S62. ,- Dubois, Ferdinand, Charter Oak, Iowa . **'Doolittle, Washington. died Watkins, Iowa, July 21, 1SS0. Fennerbend, Charles.Flint, Samuel H-, 1000 Kansas avenue, Leavenworth, Kansas. 'Flint, Warren died Nashville, Tennessee, July 9, 2S62.Frees, James died Cedar Kaplds, Iowa, April 5, I£62.Frets, Andrew died Cedar Rapide, Iowa, June 30, 1573, ,'f ,.Gepbart. Perry, 361 Went 4Sth Place, Chic**©, Illinois, . Otmh, HMttJon, Manly junction, low*. g., . ^ ^dfltebria, .William B-, died Shelteberg, Iowa, IS6J. ” J .G*Hifh«r, Jiaet, *led Cre**, Nebraska, January 31, 1SS6, —TV5 ' Howard, VUiM C, died Chel««s, Iowa, June 10, 189L Holier, IrdJll if, Copay., Yolo cwmty, California.llill, Archibald, died April 6, 1865, while on furlough, Pennsylvania. Haradon, Henry, died St. Louis, Missouri, January. 1$, 1862,Jaques, John L., died St. Louie, Missouri, January 2, 1862.Johnson, Robinson L., died Fairvicw, Nebraska, December 21,1S92.King, Eli, Washington, Kansas. nLee, John S., died St. Louis, Missouri, January 12, 1662.Lee, William L., Marysville, Montana. ■Lanagaa, James, died Fantanelle, Neb., February 4,1SS5.Lewis, Thomas J-, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.Luther, Daniel, killed Shiloh, Tennessee, April 6, 1S62.Luther, John, On dm as, Kansas. -Lutz, William B.r died hlariou, Iowa, October 31,1S7T.Lambert, John B., killed by runaway team, California, 1ST—1 Little, James H., died Princeton, Indiana, January 17, 1897.■Millett, Andrew J., died Hastings, Ncbrafcsa, November 2G; 1883.May, John D, died of wounds, Corinth, :Miss.„ October 19, 1862.' Martin, Ebenezer B., died Cedar Rapids, Toiva, December 2S, 1S6S. Martin, Richard S., lola, Kans., June 11,199, suicided by shooting,• Moore, James H„ died Emlthlaud, Kentucky, February g, 1862, McIntyre, Alpheus. . ^Mather, Uriel, died St, Louis, Missouri, January 21,1S62-Mlnor, David W„ Areata, Humboldt county, California.McLain, Robert, died Chattanooga, Tennessee, May 27,1S62.Nicholas, John, killed Tupelo, Mississippi, July 13, 1S62.Price, Nathan G., Jewell CSty, Kansas.Renchtn, Frank, Soldiers'Home, Milwaiikee, .Wisconsin.Rowan, Joha W., Vinton, Iowa,Ross, Jesse H., Villa Park, Denver, Colorado.Stedman, Dudly E„ died 'S'inton, lowaj Novesabef 1,1S95. ^ 'Sivets, DanieL Fegley, Adair county, Iilissouri...Scott Jo si ah. Shellsburg, Iowa. - j ,Sartwell, JoEeph O., died Marion, Town, January'5.1S96. -” :Snell, Lewis, died Atlanta, Georgia, July 12,1S62. \Soper, Roswell K., Martelle, Iowa. ,b Stewart, Aaron,A., Carthage, Missouri, P. Q. Box 491- 'Shinneman, Samuel, died St. Louis, Missouri, February 2.S, 1S62.^ Tarpennlng, James ST., Crab Orchard, Tennessee.Trowbridge, William H., Sub Station, 1 Fast Des Moines, Iowa. • 'Yen Binmoii, Will Jam M., Chamberlain, South Dakota. •Whitenack, William Wv Waterloo, Iowa,': ' ;■ ^ r ;JWhitt am, John J: •-11 ' . , ' U . , ■Wagner, Jasper, KendallvillG, Noble county^ Indiona. -Watrobek, Enos, died Keokuk, Iowa, July 20, 1363.Watrobek, John, St. Louis, hlissouri, 1234 South 8th Street Webster, William N% died St Louis, Missouri, January 5,1S52.Zuver, Byron P.j died Adams, Nebraska, March. 1, 18G3.RECRUITS.. . Brovm, Edwin, 1SG4, dceerted December 31,1S55. ::3roTvnf Angus kL, 1SG5. -■Brdvvn, Jameo D., IS63, transferred from Co.T, died June 25^ 1863-Brown, John C„ 18C5. • _Bailey, Henry W., 1864, Manning, 7owa,* ! •Carson, John N.f 1S5, Pascdena, California, P, O. Box 645. ' Candron, David, 1865- :Daleza], Wcncil, 1S64, died August 31.1S73. ;7 ■Darline-, Jonn H., 1SG5, Azusa, California.Elgin, Harmon, 1864, Bolan, Iowa.Ferner, James D.r 1S4, Nevada, Iowa.Graham, Richard C.t 1S65. i-.Howard, IViiiiam H., 2865- tLorlmour, Jeremirih C...1S65, Mill Grove, Mercer county^ Missour*. Maryatt, Oscar H.r 1S65. Del Karte, Colorado- ,Murdock, William, 18G5, deserted July 1, 1S65. ■Morrow, Beujamiu F., 1SG4, Broken Bow, Nebraska.McElroy, iluthew H-, IS65. Percival, Iowa.Price, J. V. Geo., 1864, Mountain Grove, Missouri. •’Piper, Wm. P., 1S63, died near Vicksburs:, May ilT 1563.Ransom, Charley, 1S63, deserted 1S64, died insane. Topeka, Kansas. October 7. 1SS9.Ramsey, -Tohu B., 1S65, - -Shea, William. 1S65. — -Thompson, Thomas, IS65.Thompson. Frank D., 1S64. Nevada, Iowa- - ” 'Weaver, John N-, 1S64. Sioux City, Iowa.*- WTliiams, Jeremiah. 1364, killed Tupelo, July 13,-1864. * ’John J„ 1S65, Chetek, WiEconsin. VTRANSFERS.Benson, Joseph W.......... --Trans, from F 35 .Tuly 17, 13G5Badmun, Henry- F...................-Trans, from D 35 July 17, 18G5Cooper, Hiram L., Liitleport, Iowa Trans, from D 27 July 15, 1S65Dryer, Edward B................. Trans, from D 27 July 15, 1565Elshhotf, August................. .Trans, from D 35 Julv 17, 1365Gflbert, Edwwd J............ Trans, from D 35 July 17, 1S65Gordon, Thomas L........*.......-.-.Trans. fromD 27 July 15, IS§5Hall, John L.......*.......-.........Trans, from D 27 July 15, 1S65Hanneman, John ...... -.-.Trans, from D 27 July 15. 1S65Jefferson. Thomas....................Trans, from F 35 July 17, 1665John, BLieba V........... Trnne. from D 35 Julv 17, 1365Luse, Beotly, West Liberty, Iowa....-Trans, from D 35 July 17 1SG5Mlnger. Rudolph...-.,'-............-.Trans, from* D 27 July la! 1S65Montgomery. William.................Trans, from D 27 July 15. 1S65Monks, John .......... --.Trans, from F 35 Julv 17, ]$C5Newman. Martin .............Trans, from D 27 July 15. 1S65pamo. August ................Trnns. from D 27 Julv 15, IS65Quigley, Dennis C-, Iowa Trans, from D 27 July is, igpsSanson. Aaron........ Trans, from F 35 July 17* 18C5Wagner. Henry............ irans- from F 35 July 17. 1SF5White, Noah P....... Trans, from D 35 July J7, TSG5Wicke, Charles.......------..... Traus. from D 27 July 15, TS65Transrers” from 27th and 35th Iowa Regiments, Infantry Vol.Mr: club’ went eearc that puck has start She new New cortl grea ticm ly n Mac tlve Club Her unle ‘HOWRAIN NO BAR.Sht SaTJ it Didn’t Make Any Differ-£nce—And it Didn’t,She was a beautiful maiden.Dressed In a neat fitting, tailor-made gown that reached oaly to the top of her high boots, what did she carc how bard it rained or haw muddy the streets. She was prepared for jnet such little inconveniences as these. She had hours before determined on a certain line of action. That line of action she was going to carry oat despite the condition of the weather or tbe streets. She wasn't one of your afraid-oMbe-rairt girls.And this fact she would have you uniJerataaib sir.To demonstrate her courage and her v^lor she boldly went forth last evening Just vheu the rain was falling the most copiously. She was going down town and nothing was to he allowed to prevent such a thing.Her courage and va3or were re warded. She went direct to the store gf H. D, Ccue, who, by the way, carries the beat selected stock of iewalrr there is In the city- Notwithstanding the heavy ChrULnas trade at .thisstore 5he found enough pretty and useful things .there to satisfy ail her longiDgs, and1 at' prices that were a surprise to 'her—ihey were so reasonable. T ;But she didn't purchase ult the pretty things^ She left enough to satisfy all the lodgings of hundreds more tomorrow.Follow her example and go there aud buy. You’ll find a complete stock of handsome watches, diamonds, gold and sliver novelties.The prices—well they’re. low,. very low.English Plum Pudding made for Christmas at 'KERN'S BAKERY,Remember Blachley is giving bottom prices on good jewelry.Pure home made Xmas candies at Russel! Brafs.Bread Sticks. Oyster Patties at KERN'S EAKERT.i
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