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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-21
DsAth of N. ". Wrigiey.

Macon. Ca. March % -Captafa W ". Wrfgiey. for thirty-ssvsr yeors casbier f the Tirst National Hunk of Macon, lied today. He is believed fs have been the oldest bank cashier in. point of con nuoHs service in the south
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-21

Mutiny of Russian Troops
 SC. F'~tef s5urx. March 20--Detaifs- Cf the nautiny of Russian troops at Tula. whsn the soldiers refused. to hre on the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-21

Ever think of the worry and bother of making children's clothes at home--not that you so personally dislike the task but you haven't always the time to spare and then the help isn't always com potent. Here's where your advantage comes in by buy ing here-they are 50 splen- didly made, the styles are so pretty and the prices so very reasonable that it makes working at home practically useless.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

The Army of the Tennessee at an early
hour on the morning of July 27, 1864, be-
gan to withdraw from their works in front
of Atlanta, on the left of the Union line,
to march to a new position on the right of
the army, southwest of Atlanta. The Or
ders for this march, planned by Gen. Sher-
man, were issued by Gen. Logan as Com
mander of the Army of the Tennessee. He
led the advance early in the day, but was
soon relieved by Gen. Howard, and re-
turned to the Fifteenth Corps and resumed
command of that body of troops.
The plan of this movement was for the
corps on the extreme left to withdraw first,
and have the advance, the march to be in
the rear of the Army of the Ohio and
Army of the Cumberland, and for the ad-
vance corps to pass beyond the right of
Gen. Thomas's line and to extend it; this
corps to be followed by the next corps ON
the left, and these troops in turn to still
further extend Gen. Thomns's line to the
right: this process to be continued until
the three corps had reached their new posi-
ton.
THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE MOVES
SOUTHWEST OF ATLANTA.
The Sixteenth Corps, Gen. Dodge COM
. nanding, had the advance. To hasten the
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
SUBSCRIBERS ADVERTISING COLUMNS.

The price of this advertising has been
fixed at 5 cents q word, which is very
low rate. You reach quarter million
readers and will often get hundreds of re-
plies from single ad.
All the world deals now through the
mails or by express or freight. Try 1t
yourself. -s'
Write us the substance of what you
want to say, and we will arrange it in the
fewest possible words. D.. ~
Regimental historians and Secretaries
of Survivors Associations will find these
columns very useful.
Direct letter to Adv. Dept, National
Tribune. Washington. ID. C.-..---.-,. ss..,
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

CTS OI ldB NA1lONAh
tinuous ridge in front of the most of which
was considerable open ground, giving u
good fire lire.
The Confederate troops here engaged
were of Hoods old corps. Lieut.. t.-Gen.
Stephen ID. Lee assumed command of the
corps on July %, the day previous to the
battle. The corps consisted of three divi-
siOns, commanded respectively by Maj
Gen. Carter L. Stevenson, Maj. Gen.
Henry ID. Clayton and Brig. g.-Gen. John Z.
Brown.
On the 9th Browns and Clayton's Divi-
sions had been withdrawn from the position
in the trenches around Atlanta, and mass
ed on the Lick Skillet Road, swest of the
city. This movement was designed to op-
pose the massng of troops by Gen. Sher-
man upon the right of his line.
The withdrawal of the troops on his
left having been discovered, Gen. Hood
concluded that these troops would soon
appear on the other flank. He was not
mistaken in this, as the skirmishing on
that day between his troops and the Seven
teenth Corps plainly disclosed to him the
purposes of the Union commander.
About IL o'clock on the morning of the
2Sth, Gen. Lee was ordered to move out
on the Lick Skillet Road and check the
enemy, who was then known to be NOV
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
High Enough.
NV :" ~.

Gen. Fred Grant a few months ago re-
ceived a letter which he showed to his
army friends in LuZon as joke at his
own expense, and which, therefore, may
be properly promulgated.
The Generals son, U. s. Grant, Sd, is
a Cadet at West Point, now a First-class
man and Cadet Adjutant. But earlier in
his course his father became anxious
about him, and impaired his anxiety by
mail from the Philippines TO professor
in the Academy, a contemporary of his
own, begging him to send exact and con-
6dential information as to the Cadet 8
standing. The answer, which relieved his
anxiety, was as follows:
Dear Fred: You needn't worry. The
boy stands higher in everything than you
ever did in anything"
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
Berea College, Ky.

The brick and tile industry has been
started the past Summer. More buildings
and larger income are demanded by the
rapid growth Of the school. AS step to-
wards erecting buildings by student labor,
the cornerstone of Mems Industrial
Building will be laid Oct. 18, with an ora
ton Ey Walter II. Page, Of The Worlds
Work. Mr.. Chas. III. Morgan, OF Worces-
ter, Mass, gives Is horse power engine
for this building.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
ss,T,HE PREACHER REGIMENT" I'D ILL

S6YINHE PKEACHEK KE3IM EN- 73D ILLI-
i nois Volunteen.-" During the Summer of
1864 Colonel jacques detached from his command
by special order Of President Lincoln. and performed
the hazardous Intelligent, and important mission to
Richmond which Is part Of every history of the
He obtained personal Interview with the Confederate
President, during which he extorted from that astute
cheftain the significant declaration that terms of
peace would he considered short Of absolute recognition
Of Independence" Chapter VIII of the regimental
history covers all the points and more that these state
ant circumstances and varied experience connected
herewith, fully set forth. The chapter which
treats of the Fall campaign In Tennessee repete In
the mnute details Of the service rendered by Op
dycke's Brigade at Duck River, Spring Hill and Frank
lin. The one hundred pages allotted to this chapter
contain many vivid descriptions Of the stirring scenes
and incidents OF shat memorable eventfl and, in some
respects unequalled campaign The history Is printed
on supercalabdered paper; contains nearly 200 pages
q illustrations and pOrtrats Is substantially bound In
cloth gold letters on exterior Price $500 Address
incosng bank draft post-ofce, or express money-Or-
der, w. H. Newn Historian. 75d Illinois Volunteers,
Springfield, Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
In Oklahoma.

Tourist.-Do these racing automobiles
give you farmers much trouble?
Natlve.-No end Nv it. It's got SO now
that when we see a dark, funnel-shaped
cloud approaching we don't know whether
to run fer gun or o cyclone cellari
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

DOOKS.--The Civil War on the Border. Complete
ID account OF all engagements great and small, and
of all marches retreats and expeditions west Of the Mis-
sissppi Two vos octave s5s pages hlly illustrated
Price 46. Address the author, WILEY BRIrTON,
Springfield Mo.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
RAZORS.

GREAGERS IMPROVED RAZORs ARE THE
W best. Patented In the U. s., England, and Ger
many. Warranted Sent for s. 90 by registered mail
Agents wanted In every town. Send for Circular Com
Eade Herman GreageE, LII Elm St., Manchester N H.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

g" H. CHAPMAN, GRATIOT, OHIO, GENER-
IL al Merchant and Dealer In Art Work. Is reliable
and responsible Makes all promises good. Owner
and manager OF three stores Special departments for
Art Work AL inquiries with stamp inciosed answered.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
REAL ESTATE.

LNARMS FOR SALE IN CowLEY CO.. KANSAS,
II where corn. wheat, cattle and hogs grow to per
fection- The home of the big red apple. have .
large list of fine improved farms t15 to $50 acre.
fine stock ranches, from q to $40 per acre. from 10
TO 1000 acre tracts Fine, pure spring water. Write
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
BOOKS AND PlcT0Res.

TNwENTY ROOSEVELT BOOKS AT A BAR
i gain. Will sell them all for aio 9Will Biom. 100
W. 11th ST., Holland, Mich. Tonzu
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

DOCKS, CHEAP-NOT CHEAP BOOKS-THE
ID following practical treatises, published at Is
cents for 10 cents per copy: The Book Of the Dork
ing, ,"'"The Argonaut" "How to Raise Pigeons" The
following poecal works. formerly D. for 25 cents per
copy "Trifies," /" "The Friendship Of Learning" Sup
ply limited Cash with order. U. s: and 2cent
stamps accepted. H. 8. Babcock, "a Weybosset St.,
Providence. r.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

CTEREOSCOPIC AND SKIS VIEWS OF THE 70
- semitic Old Missions, and Southern California
Scenery, IS cents Lantern Slides, so cents. B. F.
IOngwelI Ontario, Calf
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

DRESERvE YOUR RECORDS)AND FAMILY
L Tree in "Everybody's GenealogiS." sample
copy. 15c Your patronage solicited Comrade Percy
Crayon, Rockaway, N. ]. -.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

II>oR SALE.-SIX VOLUMES Ogg.fHARPER'S
Il weekly"-1S64 1865, 1866 1867, 1868, 1870. These
books not soiled. Nicely bound and In fine cond
tion. NJ ], Grilley ThOmaston, Conn.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

snUR PRESIDENTS: SIZE 1sx24.-THIS NOTED
" painting has been reproduced in photogravure,
in all Its speudor richness so blending OF shades and
tones until each President appears before us Us In real
lfe richer than halone; softer than steel engraving
With beautiful Capitol building in background,
ashlngton Father Of Our Country stands In the CEN
ter; the three martyred Presidents, Lincoln, Garfield
and Mckinley, prominently placed. What could more
National pride: What could more appeal to our
patriotism. What else could teach the young the great
lesson of love: Of National integrity? This picture
should be In every true American home. Sent post
paid, for 81. w. r. Black Cedar Grove, Indiana.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
HARNESS AND HAMES.

US IN ANY SAFE WAY
sl7, and you will receive the best set of complete
double buggy harness you ever saw for Sl7. r. Fl.
Rawlings 4 Sons, Wholesale Harness Manufacturers,
Rutland, Ohio
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
cAN-oPENE Err.
COINS AND STAMPS.

A TTENTION STAMP COLLECTORS AND
"A Agents. 1000 U. s. Stamps Of the 1, ., 3, As Q,
s and 10c. denominations 81: 1000 q. A 1000 pack
age includes 10 varieties 0i Revenue Stamps and .
package of 10 varieties Columbian. Omaha and Pan
American Stamps. The Judge Wilson Co., Rockton.
wis.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

WI z WILL SEND. EXPRESS PAID, BOTTLE
w Benefits Kidney Cure for 81, for trial 1t does
its work or money refunded. Bennett Chemical Co,
Deposit, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

DUDOLPH POULTRY YARDS.-BUFF AMI
III Barred Rocks for sale. Prize winners. Write
for prices. Comrade Joseph s. Casper, Rudolph, o.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

CEND FOR OUR NATIONAL NEEDLE CASE,
- 7x14 containing papers Silver Steel Needles,
Steel Bodkn, 2 Button Needles, Yarn Darners. Che
nile Needle 4 Cotton DarneIs Tapestry Needle,
Wool Daners, Bonnet Pins Short Darners, Hat
Pins, Looping Needles, Shawl Pins Crewel Nee
dies Cloak Pins, Milliners Needles 98 Oil Temper
ed Pins Toilet Pins, Crochet Needle, lCard Hooks
and Eyes In Case Sent postpaid for 20 cts, stamps or
silver. National Supply Co., Jamestowu.Pa-
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
MUSIC.

ISoR sALE-LARGE COLLECTION OF 81.
Z lected music for band and orchestra, consisting
OF overtures, selections, marches walzes quadriles
schottsches ga.iops, &c Large part of this music Is
in books has been used litIe but is in good condition
Am out of the music business, have no further for
it, and will sell 1t cheap. NJ J. Grilley, Thomaston,
Conn
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
HEAVY CONFEDERATE LOSSES.

During the night Gen. Lee withdrew his
forces and posted them in a fortified posi-
ton, outside of, but connecting with the
works Immediately around Atlanta. The
loss of the Union forces in the battle Of
Ezra Church was not as great as would
be expected from the number of men en-
gagged and the length Of time occupied in
the struggle.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC.

DOULTRY. FANCY HIGH-CLASS, COCK
Il ereIs and Pullets. Barred and white Plymouth
Rocks white and brown Leghorns, white and black
Langshans light Brahmas Cornish Indian games, 75c.
to g. II sold before December Amos Allen, oregona,
Ohio
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

CtEND FOR RECEIPT FOR MAKING COUGH
y syrup, warranted to relieve n cough and cold in
"A hours; also for making Inment for external
use. 1t can not be equaed for rheumatism sprains,
bruises etc 80 cents each; both for Soc. currency.
A. +. BortOn, Isle au Haut, Me-
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
NOVELTIES.

DoRTRATTS, FRAMES, AND ART NOVELTIES.
We want every Union soldier and others to send
for 160 catalogue Big profits aud credit given
all honest agents. Samples Free. Address for parc
ulars NJ. Friedman d Co., Martinsburg, Mo.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

SsDURTON'S MODEL CREAM Is THE BEST
ID preparation you can get for skin troubles,
Wounds, rheumatism, Group, Sore Throat, etc. %
cents the boz. +. I. Burton, Freep0rt, III
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

SPECIAL.-CoMBINATTO AUTOMATIC PEN
- Pencil and Pocket Holder. Nailed, Is cents.
American Specially Mfg Co., Wheesfng, w. Va.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

CURED QUICKLY, EASILY, AND PERMA-
~ nently.-Fever Sores, Old Sore Leg, st. Vitus
Dance Drunkenness. My home and business for SALE
5000. Great chance for good physician who wants
work; no competition. have for trade for guns and
watches, gramophone, new, p records; watch
tnkers outfit, 80 crystals; one Premo. camera and
accessories. Write me, all interested. Lots of time.
VIII treat you right Consultation any medical
subject however delicate, strictly confidential. No
benefits, no pay. DR.. S. Rinehart, Laport, Mich.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

OOK HERE ALL PAINS FROM THE HEAD
II and eve disappear like magic when wearing my
headache glasses These lenses tinted sufficient to
soften the light and strengthen the muscle of the eye
The moment you put them on you feel a cool sensa-
ton. Old and young can welr them. will send
pair in a Roman alloy ridng-bow irame by registered
mail. guarantee safe delivery, for $50 pair. Try
pair and be convinced. Address Samuel Benn,
Portland Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS

DNEUMATIC CABINET. TREATING
all diseases Of lungs. For sale q bargain. Ad-
dress J. 4. Taylor. N. D.. Richmond, Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

"OG CHOLERA CURE.-A SURE. NEVER
IL failing for hog cholera Asa preventive 1t
is worth hundreds of dollars t2 farmers Send 81 for
recipe to w. ID. Randall, Liberty Center, Ohio
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

ISOR SALE-vALUABLE TIMER LAND IN
II Oregon and Washington: also farms and city
property. Address John II. Williams, No. 65 East 10th
St, Portland, Ore.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

INTERESTS ALL.-FOR THE BENEFIT OF
l. any man or woman who In the past the pres
ent time is ering from any form of stomach trouble
want to that have the best Digestive Tablet that
has ever been used, and will relieve any case
ter of how long standing, your money refunded.
Each box lasts weeks Fifty cents box, postpaid
DIR. H. B. Nichols, Pulteney, New York.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
JEwELRY AND WATCHES.

WATCHES, FINE GOLD FILLED AND SILVER
w inc cases: American movements: gold rings, shot
guns and revolvers. Game fowl, second to none in
existence. w. q. Harwood, Carp, Rhea Co., Tenn.
GRAND ARMY JEWELRY AND WATCHES
" Specially. Sure cure for dropsy sent for y.
Comrade w. A. Rose, Jeweer and Druggist Almond,
n.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

COMRADES, I HAVE A CONSUMPTION CURE
~ that cures Also cures grippe. colds, and loss Of
flesh. Also Kidney. Bladder and Bed wettins
Cure that knows failure. Either cure by express
Soc. receiver paying expressage. Nat Ross, 300
Baldwin St. Los Angeles, Cal.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

CEND To CoMRADE oLMSrEAD FOR FREE
- sample OF Pacai Ealm Positively cures Asthma,
Throat and Lung Trouble, Catarrh of Head Stom-
ach Piles Old Sores and Skin Erup:ions &c and &c.
Druggists or prepaid Address Pacal Balm Co.. ST
Lcuis Michigan.
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4 home IN VIRGINIA

Write call on George C. Round Manassas, Va, 1st
Connecticut Art; U. s. signal Corps.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

GOOD INVESTMENT. -FOUR Two STORY
W brick business rooms; new; good town. 900 peo-
pie; Swayzee, Ind r. R. crossing; oil and gas belt;
factories and best farming community in State. Cost,
$4,000; sell for $2 rents for 3O Abstract good
title q. A. Riser, Fndlay, Ohio.
GARMENT DRAFTING MACHINE. DRAFTS
VI any style Sell or exchange for "Hetman's Reg
lister of the Revolution" +. +. Fry Richmond Dale
Ohio
A 500 No. HAMMOND TYPEWRITER FOR
"A $40 cash. Practically new; has never been re-
paired, and is In perfect order Three type shuttes
with it, Also, the Sun Typewriters for IS and 40
These are new typebar machines, with visible writ
ing do neat work; very light weight and simple
In construction easily kept in order; and the $40
Is fine manifolder. If not found satisfactory either
of these machines may be returned after examination
and money will be refunded. CatalOg or further in
formation will be given upon request. w. J. Wam-
baugh, Jumonvie, Fayette Co., Pa.
ENOR SALE-THREE DWELLINGS, STORE
house, and lots, with two good orchards; acres;
in thriving town of Little River Texas. Jno. A. Mott
MUST SELL OR TRADE--CoMPLETE FAC
NA tory for manufacturing carriage swood stock
Cost 10000; will sell for half, trade for farm Ad-
dress Spoke Manufacturer 3is n Wall st, ,VanWert o.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
COMRADEs. CURE YOuRsEIyEs.-I PUT up

COMRADES, CURE YOURSELVES.-IP PUT UP
~ 10 of the best remedies made; pure. wholesome,
and pleasant. Cannot send them by mail, but
will send recipes to soldier outside of Michigan.
Recipes follows Restorative Bitters, Consump-
tion, Corn Cure, rheumatism, Asthma, La Grippe,
Cough Cure, Consumptive Cough Cure, Catarrh, Kid
ney Cure, Gravel Soppase of Water Send 10 cents
for each recipe. TO cover expenses TO w. o. Cook GIG
Stone ST., Saginaw, Mich. My Sure Cure for Piles g5
cents. Neuralgia and Headache Cure, . cents. Mad
am Claras Skin Beautifier and Wrinkle Remover y
cents. My Hair Grower will grow hair bald heads,
sure and cheap, % cents My Wonderful Cleaning
Compound. Ladies' save your strength; clean your
carpets the foor makes old paint look new. These
five recipes for 81.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

LNRUIT RECIPE--FoR . CENTS AND A a.
stamp will send printed recipe for keeping any
kind OF fruit without cooking sealing No acids no
alcohol. simple and harmless labor and expense
Address b. z. Sprggs, ST. Paris, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

SPECIAL BARGATN.-TO COMRADES AND
y National Tribune readers: Send One Dollar to H.
H. Chapman, Gratiot Ohio and get sample box 80 in
box of his La Rosa Habana Cuba, Cigars by mail pre-
paid. Sweet smokes that smoke. Long filters.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

ECZEAiA CURE, PURELY VEGETABLE COM
~ pound affording instant relief and positive cure.
We the most obstinate 81 bottle with full
directions Address r. 8. Tdrick, Mail Order Dept,
Bringhurst, Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

BARGAINS IN PIANOS ORGANS, vIoLINS,
ID Mandolins, Guitars and Sheet Music. Send 10
cents for recipe for finest furniture dressing made
J. c. Gnggs, Beverly, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

no YOU WANT A GOOD THING FOR THREE
IL dimes. Ifs send for one of my receipts of how
to clean wallpaper the finest things out. Cost but
little, and will save you from buying paper every
year. w. II. Shough, Westboro Mo.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

HOw TO MAKE RUBBER PRINTING sTAMPS
IL ink powders, sealing wax, siiverpiating fluid,
rat poison boot and shoe polish how make hens lay
whole year, preserve eggs one two years, per-
fiIme root beer; to fruit with cold water. Send
10 cents Peter Shiate, IS Spring ST., Burlington VT
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

IN PURE-BRED BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
w cockerels $50 to %; satisfaction guaranteed.
T.. s. Fesler, Riverside, Iowa. -tt'ss af''7-
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

FTNHE GREAT WARRANTED CURE FOR
L liver and kidney disease. Send iOc in stamps OF
silver Hofnagie Co, Burke, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

SEND FOR THIS FINE SHAVING OUTFIT
= consisting Of one fine Hollow ground English
Razor. one sinch Hair Brush, finch good Briste
Shaving Brush, one finch Barber Como one large
Rubber Fine Comb, one finch Pocket Comb, Leather
Case. one bar Shaving Soap such BARRIERS use one
large Folding Mirror. one Horsehide Razor Strop and
Hone in case. sent to part OF the United states
on receipt oftl. National supply Co.. Jamestown Pa
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

DESTROYER AND HAIR
Grower. VIII stop your hair falling and lend new
life to scalp Price reduced from 81 TO so cents to
introduce. Address Dandruf Destroyer Co., Rich
mond, Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
REUNIONS.

OOD IND. BATTERY.-The 18th Annual Reunion
Ae) of the I'D Ind Battery will be held at G.. A. R
Hall, Huntington Ind, Oct "a Levi Craig Secretary
Majenica, Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

A HEADACHE RELIEVER.-NO MATTER
"A from what cause we guarantee complete relief
by the use Of harmless headache tablets within Is
minutes after the first dose Zone fable has been taken
Rarely is second dose required, except in very OBJ
stinate cases Price . cents box. f B. Helwig,
Canal Dover, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

yLyANTED, HOTEL.-TO RENT A NICE, SMALL
w completely furnished hotel In some live place II
Florida or south Georgia by Q practical hotel man
Address IN )" Box 636, Fitzgerald, Ga
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

DRINTING.-ALL KINDS-LETTER HEADS
Il note heads envelopes; 81 per 1000. Cash with
order. Satisfaction guaranteed. A T. Barnes, Printer
Hardinsburg, KY.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

IHREE TO MARRIED LADIES.-SEND STAMP
ed selfadd ressed envelope and you will receive,
free of you instructions which will give you
health and supreme satisfaction. Greatest discovery
Of modern times. Modern Science, Lock Box 3O6,
EldOn, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16
SITUATIONS WAN1EJ

XXJANTED.-POSITION AS EDGERMAN IN
w lumber mill, by steady young man, who Is cap
able Of running gang edger In hard sofwood mill
Address J. e Christmane, 6s7 West Main St., New
ark, o.
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PATENTS,

DATENT NO. 67O7s2-FOR IMPROVEMENTS
on self fitting dress cutting system. Great money
maker for hustler. Address Viola Bowman, 5l2 Pifer
St, Dubois, Pa.
T ATEST INCUBATOR PATENT, NO. 7O4 $780, Is
IL sued July Is, 1902. Ahead of all others. Also
BrOOders A. ]. Moore, Lebanon, Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

A HOME REMEDY.-FOR y CENTS WILL.
"A send you n recipe TO make the best Cough and
Lung Medicine ever used. No drugs. Not expen-
sive Can be prepared In any small or large town
Has been in successful for over . years Has
arrested and cured many Of ncipent Consume
ton. Address o. f. Harper s0s Chandler St, Dam
vile, Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

LNOR SALE-16O ACRES-DESIRABLE SITUA-
Il ton; fine soil: well improved: two trunk line
railroads. another line surveyed. Price s45 per acre.
c. Beck, Lock Box 8, Davenport, Neb.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

CEND so CENTS COIN, 60 CENTS STAMPS, FOR
- any three toilet or medicinal recipes required.
Room 4, Thompson Block, st. Paul Minn.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

LNoR SALES ACRES OF LAND IN MAR
Il shall Co., W. Va: oil field about one-half clear
ed good orchard Of apples peaches and plums; build
ings poor Rented for oil and gas at 4ioo per annum
payable quarterly. VIII be sold low for cash. Write
A. E Weekly, Adaline, w. Va.
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PLAN rs.

SUCCESS-THE HIGH QUALITY STRAW
= berry; early; great bearer; perfect Towering
Price of good, well rooted plants DC per dozen:
per hundred. w. l. Hannah, X. I. ID. No. 3, Bristol
Conn.
The National tribune., 1902-10-16

DIG LOT NICE WHITE, CLEAN, LIVE PICK
- ed goose feathers. 50 cents per pound Cash with
order. W. ]. Brothers, Fort Barnwell, N