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IOWA.

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BRIEF PROSPECTUS OF
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Beside its literary attractions this paper
makes speciality of the doings of Con
gress and the executive branches of the
Government
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| will be found mentioned below:
A FRIEND WITH THE COUNTER
SIGN.
This story is no less remarkable than
Who Goes Theref" which has Just been
completed. 1t is sequel to the former
work, as its title implies. In this nara
ave the writer continues to relate his adj
ventures as spy for Grant and Meade
WITH THE WESTERN ARMY.-By
Gen. Green B. Raum.
We are publishing an historical narra-
tive OF great importance by Gen. Raum.
relating TO the operations of Grants and
Sherman's armies in the Middle West, in
which he bore a conspicuous part
MEMOIRS OF THE LAST YEAR OF
THE WAR.-By Lieut.. Gen. Jubal
A. Early, G. S. A.
This Is story of the Anal campaigns of
the rebellion around Richmond and in the
Shenandoah Valley. told in pleasing
style BE- the famous Confederate leader.
FOR CoNscIENCE's sAKE.-By Van
T.. Butler.
This is a story of the great rebellion
which thrills the reader at every line.
CAPT. w. W. STONE.
The brilliant sea writer" has become
regular contributor to The National Trib-
une, and his thrilling sketches and stories
OF maritime life and adventure aloat will
appear from time to time
COMRADE y. C. BUELL., 1.-The Can
noneer."
viii reappenr as contributor in our
columns at an ea.ly date. His well-earned
popularity always assures him u host Of
eager readers.
THE VOLUNTEER IN LUZON.-By
Capt. Harry L. Wells, I'd Ore
This is serial narrative, embracing the
operations of the first volunteers who went
out in 1898 to the relief of Dewey and the
subsequent war with the insurrectos.
FROM THE SEA TO THE GRAND
kEVIEW.-By Lyman S. Widney,
84th III.
Those of our readers, who have followed
Comrade Widney's account of his expert
ences from Louisville 70 the sea need only
be assured that in this, second story he is
at his best.
THE ID MASS. IN CUBA.
The story begins with the muster-in at
South Eramingham, asd follows the reei-
ment 70 Santiago, whore 1t was engaged
In the hottest of the battle. The author
10 Henry Z. Conrad, Corporal, Co. G.
A VOLUNTEER IN THE PHILIP
PlNES.-By Volunteer Lieutenant
The letters are extremely graphic.
PENSION RULINGS.
We report in full ali new pension deci-
s!siis and rulings. i
ADVENTURES OF AN IRON BR1-
GADB MAN.-By r. K. Beacham,
% Wis.
A graphic description Of campaigns, bat
tles and marches IN the Army OF the Pc
tonnae frem the earliest days Of the war.
"ruE BUsHwHACKER's DAUGH-
TER" Al
The heroine Is The daughter Of a Union
man who, after Killing a rebel neiEhbor,
sought refuge In the mountain Businesses.
81 KLEGG AND HIS SQUAD
VIII continue with u.s. They are marching
with "Cncie Billy" and have now entered
upon tho terrible tramp through the Caro-
liuas.
Do not miss number Of the paper, and
tell your friends, especially the young peo-
pie, what Is coming. j
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MISSOURI.

Albert Earhart. Charlton. Mo.
Hermann Buddemeier, Washington, No
Wilson Curry. Chi!licothe, Mo.
W. G. Aldrich. Elmo, Mo.
E. u. Scott. Aiaryviile. No.
Grant Barnes Ellington. Mo.
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w. II. Shnugh. Westboro. Mo.
G. ". Sherman. Brighton. Mo.
Perry McCal:um. No. Salem, No.
B. s. Head. Moberiy, No.
Andrew Cotton. Pollock, Mo.
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J.. Stiles Camden. No.
Jarles A. Cash. Bloomfield, Mo.
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Kenneth Martin. Kahoka. Mo.
L. W. Preston, Philadelphia, Mo.
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KANSAS.

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FL. L. Anderson, Webster, Kan.
]. D. Haning. Lyons, Kan.
B. Hainline, Emporia, Kan.
r. g. Bird, Arkansas City, Kan.
John Stevenson, Salina, Kan.
Geo. w. Lee, Leredo, Kan.
Peter Christensen. Ellis, Kan.
Geo. r. Smith, Winfield, Kan.
Eli Vale, Weber, Kan.
Geo. q. Grimes, Severy, Kan.
q. s. Vernon, Corning, Kan.
Vim. T. Perry, Ellis, Kan.
John Smith, Haddam, Kan.
w. 7. Gilbert, Parsons, Kan.
Geo. O'Brien, Meriden, Kan.
81. n. Reed, ST., Greenleaf, Kan.
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OHIO.

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natl, 0.
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]. II. Whitaker, McConnellsviilie, O.
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.. r. Holly, Waynesfeld, O..
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VIM. j: Mcknight, 134 N. Webster St,
Dayton, o.
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Ohio.
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cinnati, o.
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]. T. Daley, Albany, o.
Joseph P. Van Nest. Wooster, O.
]. G. Walton, Bedford, o.
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!. 2. Schlabach, Akron, o.
Henry NJ. Buell., Middlefield, O
s. v. Click, Napoleon, o,
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MONTANA.
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NEBRASKA.

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Charles 0. Carlson. AXten. Neb.
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SUM M Err RESORTS.

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INDIANA.

Samuel Sheppard, Arlington, IND.
w. n. McCleary, Mackey, Ind.
p. N. Crane, Burns City, Ind.
H. NJ. Saint. Greensboro, Ind.
s. a. Dean. Milan, Ind
T. B. Linn, 1914 E. 18th St., IndiGnspo-
rs, Ind.
VIM. Peer, Dana, Ind.
". Lauderback, Pikeville, Ind.
Vim. Saxon, Van Buren,, Ind.
N. J. McDougall, Geoglein, Ind.
George W. Weir, 1922 Hoyt Avenue,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Joseph Scott, Warsaw, IND 80
Norton Jones, Pyrmont, Ind. "a
Isaac G. Speers, Alpine, Ind. -,
A. z. Sherman, Lafayette, Ind. =
o. s. Notmeyer, Shoals, Ind. -
Joseph Modlin, Richmond, Ind.
Simon Lehman, Bloomfield. Ind.
T. G. Underdown, Wabash, Ind.
John W. Longwell, Fowler, Ind. =
John Lenover, Coxville, Ind. o.
]. II. G. Young, Noblesville, Ind.
Caleb Lamb, New Castle, Ind.
Harvey Il. Miller, Huntington, IND.
p. S. I[itchcli, Fountaintown, Ind
W. G. Hcadlcy. EtwGod, Ind.
Walter ". Abel. St Joe Station, Ind
r. J. Hasty, Newport, Ind
II. II. Saint, Greensboro, Ind.
Geo. Graul, Evansville, lad.
j. Fl. Hunt, Parker, Ind.
J. W. Deweese, Kollomo. Ind.
Edwin French, Francisco, Ind.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Asa Scott, Dry Branch. W. Va.
Andy Shanaburger, Nestorville, ". Va.
j. G. Hill. Smithfeld. ". Va.
G. W. Swain, Grafton, ". Va.
Scott Phillips. NestorvilIe, W. Va.
VIM. II. Buckley, Belleyille. ". Va.
Herbert Burford, New Cumberland. W
Va.
Thomas Milhoan. BeIleville. W. Va
u. ii. Compton, Wicklow. W. Va.
ID. o. Swain, Grafton, W. IA.
s. Robinson, Harrisonville, W. Va.
G. o. Shaver, Rymer, W. Va.
j. o. Finn, Ford. W. Va.
i. 2. Willis. Mountain Cove. W. Va.
Jas. ". White. Germania, W. Va.
WISCONSIN.
o. T. Hardness. Iron River, Wis.
A. S. Jones, Plattevilie, Wis.
G. L. Mccoy. Magnolia. Wis.
). j. Davis, Colby, Wis.
Chas.' DeGroat, Rib Lake, Via,
G. Broman, Pratt, Wis.
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MICHIGAN.

Haired Downcr. NGssar. Mich.
j. &. Nasscur. OTtonaCa'. Mich.
4 T.. Peter. Lansing. Mich.
VIM T. Nal>oiy, t,ntricaH. Mich.
L. J. Utter. Sanford, Mich.
u. H. IIcgCic. Caro-. Mich.
V. Briggs. :'anfoId. Mic.i.
T. i. Bradley. Harbor Springs. Mich.
J, IN T. Etaulic!., MuskeGln. Mich.
VI = y. GurTsc?, Lawrence. Mich.
J. VI. Henderson. West Windsor, Mich.
Gcr Danneffel. Eeeler. Mich.
VIII Eicm. Holland. Mich
4. Il. Bradley. HaIbor Springs, Mich.
john Wagner. Eat:leEun, Mich.
Warren Winters. Sanford. Mich.
r. j.. Potter Lansing, Mich.
c. w. Bennett. Coldwa:cr, Mich.
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Robert NJ. Chapman. Gardiner, Ore.
J. o. Beebe. Eugene, Ore.
G. w. McClain. Phoenix, Ore.
J. c. Walker. La Grande. Ore.
VIM. II. Dawson. Harrisburg. Orc.
]. C. Walker. La Grande. Ore.
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KENTUCKY.

]. NJ. Carey. Morehead. Ky.
g. w. Mckee. MUSES. Mills. ny.
!. ID. Allen. Providence. ky.
Perry Wctidle. FanbaSi, Ky.
Ben. s. Chamberlin. NJ rcck. ny.
T. NJ. M0zingo, Corinih. ny.
W. !. l.. Hughes. Owenshoro. NY.
Il. +. Gilliland. ST. Charles. NY.
NJ. j. Thomas. Hardinsbui.. Ky.
LOUISIANA.
!. +. Ross. Jennings. Ia.
ID. w. Ward. GiibeIt, la.
MAINE.
Frank f.. Russell. Hanover, Me.
George ". Gerrish. Berwick. Me.
VI. II. Dorsey. Springvale. Me.
X. I. Richardson. Sound. Nc.
y. y. flaming. I.ittieton. Ne.
\. u. Pumps. Milo. Me.
Daniel AicN;.tt. So. Rsbbins.on, Ne.
NJ. II. Dorsey. Snringvale. Me.
MARYLAND.
!. H. League. pig McCulloh, Balti-
more, Md
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President Roosevelt's Books.
CLOTH. ST VOLUME.

CLOTH. 81 A VOLUME.
American ideas ns s5a Iss.aaoa
Machine Politics.
~ - adShle style Civil Service New Yor. Polio. The Monroe
of
e s s, sss ss s% % s
The Wilderness Hunter ,ss a hunting lore an
ain. Particular attention given this volume hunting the
Caribou the E and the Moose Beast the woodland
Hunting the Grisy en- ss1an o ss ems of s United
e ' sa, d .sTs this i " there also
BOY Isss Tss ss S s. sass s
Hunting Trips of Rancan T ss 4s. Sport tn;
7sssoa @ ~s Prairie s s o
Hunting Trips on Plains and Mountains aastas volume
s.asssI Ipin A'' ""''"'' adventure with
s s sss ss. s s s" . s a s s
The Naval War of 1872 Part s sf s sp s sa
The Naval War of 1872 Part H. ssas ns'a
British The ana Sra wans Operations the Lakes 1874 Splendid
. ofNs Orleans ~ '' ~ "
SATISFYING o.
ss s t ' ss s as 'as sss sssy sss:s s "
The tnns
Whining of the West Part l. sss Of s tho s,I Of
Winning of the West Part IT, Ss Great INT
Campaigns
Winning of the West Part I'LL g s 'ssyn Massacre ma
Winning Of the West Part v ": 70 n. r:. OH: 1
Winning of the West Part VI 1 = ana "a, s Ian sssssas
zns hW ssts q sntsnn r ns motorized
M1 Of their ssA
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MINNESOTA.

r. A. Rect. Osakis. MINI.
A. j. Kelley. CrosEston. MINI.
Sma!lwood s; Son, Duluth, MINI.
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Prize Winners of Previous Contests.

John Boyd. Defiance. O.
G. c. Townsend. Box Isl. Cleveland, 0.
T. t. Dumbleton. Rayad. o.
John Hcndasheldt. Point Rock, O.
~. r. Grove. Delaware. %.
L. =. iufT. Evanshu =. -.
s;''. y. Smith. Nhi,a,lc. q.
y. ". Lame. Swan Cr,cE. %.
Ffsd W. Cos. kcus,H-ton. q.
III. l.. ADAMS. IIochiEcport. q.
G.. w. Nelson. Eaton. q.
Georgia W. Taylor. Cronksviile, o.
Vim. Holly. Wayncsii.Id. o.
AHen Il. Smith. La poite, ..
Ambrose \. Weekly. Athens. o.
{. II. Erase. Fostoria. q.
W. W. King. Crooksvillc. o.
James Yaut. Canton. q.
William Ripley. Poland. @.
Geo. Mcintosh. Kings Creek. o.
Noah Thomas. London. -.
II. III. CHAPMAN. Gratiot. o.
$. +. Harvey. Nat. Military Home. o.
q. \. BisselI. New Milford. o.
{. W. Armstrong. Armstrong; Mills,
Ohio.
Chas. burnett Gratis. o.
Saml F. Harvey. Nat. Mil. Home, o.
i. Z. Goodrich. Orwell. o.
w. Fl. Bolster. Mineral q.
II. +. OehIcr. Mas.illon. o.
s. III. Mccartney, Dayton. q.
Isaac NARROW. kennonsbGrg. o.
Althur Beaver. EaSh2n. -.
G. w. Armstrong. Armstrong; Mil, o.
Andrew Wiklc. Jackson. q.
Geo. W. Ely. Pleasant Hill. o.
Charles Burnett. Gratis. o.
T. X. Smith. Newark. q.
4. c. Powell. FinGlay, o.
W. A. Shocks. Kings Greek. o.
Taylor & Co, Cro"ksvillc. o.
Jas. +. ShrideF. Ada. o.
Arthur Beaver. Bashan. o.
X. II. Drcshcck. PurScll. O..
a. S. Foor. Grand Rapids. ..
Geo NJ. Adams. DelphoS. o.
Robt j. Rellamy. Deputy County Treas
urer, Cleveland. o.
]. f. Harrison. Fredericksburg, D.
!. +. Shrider. Ada. 0.
Ed. L. TAYLOR. Crooksvillc. o.
j. s. Vaughters. Dennis, o.
A. J. Batten. Pickrelltown, o.
j. III. Yerian. Griffith. o.
G. w. Sellers, Marshall. o.
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OKLAHOMA.
OREGON.

Jas. NJ. Bishop. Norman. Okla.
f. NJ. Cline, Hisley. Okla.
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r. ID. Allis. Conway. Mass.
.Inhn 7. Bowman. i.ake,iile. Mass.
James II! West Calumet. Mass.
j. T. Brown, II Marble 81. Springfield.
Mass
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L. 2. Butts, North Hyde Park. Vt.
VIM. A. Danforth. Tunbridge, Vt.
Harry Titus, Poultney. Vt.
II. A. Buck, Burlington. Vt.
Wm. 81. Ward. st. Johnsbury, vt,
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

w AETED-Tie pestofice addresses Of tho follow
w ing soldiers. late Of Co. G, 6sth Ind, Infantry:
Albert Johnson Martin Eickard, George Snyder, Al
exander walker ". Il Il. James George D. Salyers
William y. Vincent. ADDRESS Richard L. Lesson late
Captain, Co. Z, 6Sth Ind. Infantry, Elwood, Ind.
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THE NATIoNAL TR1BuN wAsNeN b CT THURsDAY JUNE
ARKANSAS,

i. Il. Knight. Little Rock, Ark.
]. IL. Luman. Webb City. Ark.
Dir. $. J.. Mi,ikiiT Culherhouse. Ark.
Annie M:SncsS. Icilvillr. AK.
VIM. Thompson. Rrazils. Nix.
ii. III. Bass. Sprinctalc. Ark.
Peter DsSroff. Camp. AK. -
CALIFORNIA.
r. u. Kellogg. Pasadena. Cal.
Geo. !. Mix. Eull.lIGs Bar, Cal.
". r. Simmons. Calisto=a. Cal.
Geo. 4. Woodruff. san Diego. Cal.
VIM u. Castle. Soldiers Home, Los
Angeles Co. Cal.
j., W. Hubbard DcScanSo. Cal.
e. c. Iiulfaker. Wcstpor!. Cal.
Geo. W. Smith Chino. Cal.
COLORADO.
G. T. Ban. Gsaniic. Cnlo. III
l.. ". kimi:.'l, iiouldcT. Colo.
6. d. Cox. W'ray. Colo.
L.. u. raxon. Victor, ccio.
CONNECTICUT.
Ed. Wohltmann, BrIi -"port. Conn.
Philip Vooris, Eastford Conn
Henry Galpin, Marion, Conn.
e. Wobitmann, Bridgeport, Conn.
Marquis LeAIetcalf, Fairfield, Conn.
W. D. Rouse. Central Village, Conn.
G. A. Coleman, Marlborough Mills,
Conn.
A. T. Peck, 1874 Brook ST., Bridgeport,
Conn.
FLORIDA.
P. o. Smclter, Montbrook, Fla.
GEORGIA.
A. w. Monroe. sr.. Fitzgerald, Ga.
A. II. Johnston, Buford, Ga.
IDAHO.
James A. Fisher. Fort Falls, Idaho.
Ed. F. Ferris, Houston, Idaho.
ILLINOIS.
W. Fl. Fl. Smith, Aledo, III. 49,
S. NJ. Ellis. Crisp, III.
S. II. Libbey, Reno. III.
Mrs. Sarah Gray, Toluca, III.
j. Sheppard. ThompsOnville, Ill.
G. Fl. Prentice Pana. ILL.,
d. G. Harrington, Chicago, III.
]. G. Clevenger, Palmyra, Ill.
w. III. Newlin, Springfield, Ill.
VIM. Harbaugh. Geneseo, Ill.
Jos. Dssler, Soldiers Home, Quincy, Ill.
Vim Poor Rayen I'll
VIM. Hoops. Vermont, III.
Edgar Rams, Ellery, ILL.,
Britton Stacey, Elizabethtown. NJ
d. F. Mayfeld. Westfeld, Ill.
Gustav Wangelin, Pinckneyvire, Ill
Samuel Anderson, Cisne, III.
Reuben Maxwell. Liberty, III.
c. Fl. Camp, Bement, I'll.
]. II. Sabine, Military Home, DanviIle,
III.
r. G. Hallowell, lie Roy, Ill.
w. p. Leeds, Sullivan. III.
Martin Whitehead, Lane, III.
W. II. Newlin, Springfield, III.
]. R. Harmon, Mt. Carmel, H.
Geo. Lee, Chesterfield, III.
T. W. Campbell, Elgin, III.
Ed. Yuergens, Danville, I'll.
Chas. Guinness, S. and 8. Home,
Quincy, III.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Levi Francis. Uriontown. Pa.
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