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The National tribune., 1902-09-18

ssyJ,HE PREACHER REGIMENT" 7aD ILL
l. nois Volunteers" During the Summer of
1861 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 war;
He obtained personal interview with the Confederate
President during which he extorted from that astute
chieftan the significant declaration that terms of
peace would be considered short of absolute recognition
of independence" Chapter VIII of the regim"nai
history all the points and more that these s,te
mentS suggest The interview ITSELF and all the attend
ant circumstances and varied experience connected
Herewith, are fully set forth. The chapter which
treats of the Fall campaign in Tennessee is replete in
the minutin and details of the service rendered by O
dyckes 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 that memorable evehtul and in some
respects unequaled campaign The history is printed
on spercaandered paper; contains nearly 700 pages;
y illustrations and portraits: is substantially bound in
cloth: gold letters on exterior Price 300 Address
der, w H. Newlin, Historian, 75d Illinois Volunteers
Springfield, Ill: 80 - r
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PATENTS.

NOR SI.-A FORMULA FOR PRESERVATION
Il of fence posts; last long in the ground out
Also, patents Nos &C., 766 and Cos 5Gshay rack and
County rights, $40; State rights, $50 per County;
either patents formula of all proportion to price
asked. Warranted 10 please the most iDcredulous
Send I5c to Patent Office (instead of mel for specca
tions, claims and drawings. At price asked cannot
afford expense and delay otherwise incident. d. Ii
Cox, Moulton, Iowa. .-,.s
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REAL ESTATE.

LlOR SALE-GOOD FLORIDA HOME CONTAIN
ing 25 acres high, rolling land; good stock range;
grove; in grape fruit tangerines &C.; also pears
peaches pums and guavas; good well Of water; good
from R.R. station. Address r. D. Fuller Altamonte
EpringS Fla,
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ROOMS AND. BOARD.

nURING ENCAMPMENT, LARGE, SECOND
Story front roon near Capitol, Congressional III
brary, three ines and diupgTooms. With board,
s, per day each for peIsons without board, 81.
Mrs. Matthews. 800 Sd 81. $. e., Washington, u. C.
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W crate your room with famous picture. Places
you face TO face with every President from Washington
TO Roosevelt Size lSx24 inches. Send one dollar cur
rency or DC stamps and get this noted production post
paid: William L. Dewart, l229 Penna Ave, Washing
ton, D. g.
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COINS AND STAMPS.

A TTENTION, STAMP COLLECTORS.-SEND
N y cts for 100 foreign stamps; 800 for 50 cents 700
for Sl.00 These stamps mixed assortment from
all the world and retail for five times the price.
The Judge Wilson Co., Rockton, Wis.
NOR SALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER FINE
20c pieces of 1885, fine Sc pieces without cents:
&C. pieces; &c. pieces, silver and nickel; 100 copper
cents odd coins; very fine onehalf dollars of 1873
VIM. Urich, g29 North ID St, Harrisburg, Pa
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DOCKS, CHEAP-NoT CHEAP BooKS-THE
- following practical treatises, published at rs
cents for 10 cents copy "The Book of the Dork-
ing -" The Argonaut," "H0w to Raise Pigeons" The
poetcal works. formerly g. for Is cents per
copy: "Trfies, !" "The Friendship Of Learning" Sup
ply limited Cash with order. q. g. and 2cent
Providence R L
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CUTLERY.

T AM A WORKMAN IN THE VALLEY FORGE
Cutlery Co. VIII send by registered mail for 800
"a three-bladed Stockman's KniH every blade forged
from the best English steel ,fienry II. Mason, ll3
south 7th ST., Newark, Nj. to II
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BADGES.

IDENTIFICATION BADGES COMRADES.
L wear one of my handsome new idea badges at any
Reunion, and your Old company and regiment comrades
will come right 10 you There is no other badge that
tells its story prey and plainly 1t Will speak for
you Il thousand times while you could declare yourself
once. You can't afford TO go to Washington any
Reunion without one. Send name, comIany, regiment
battery, and 25 cents, to Comrade j. s. Harrison,
Lock Box o. Lansing Mich and get Il badge by return
mail that will please you.
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SILK OPERA
&fIAwIN
BOOKS AND PICTURES.
Loyalty IQ c0MRADEsHIp. .lI.I IA

bV uHkuu " VOmiIbeO6OI1G with the
18th Mass. Vols; a Prvaie's View of the War. By H.
L. Johns, No. 3o1 Spruce street. Washington, ID. c.
Bound In CLOTH has 435 pages. Sent, postage prepaid
been written IN camps, marches and the edge of
DaItietelds The authors devotion his comrades In
opposing II. Clay Evans him his life position
What comrade who can afford To buy it viii he with
out 1t? Remembering comrades obligation, read
what is said of the book and the man by Commander
inCniei Ell Torrance and Past Commander-in-Chef
Leo Rassieur:
MISsEAPoLIs, MINI, Aug. /, 1902.
DEAR CoARADE JOHNS:
Please send me another copy of your "Lfe With
49th Mass. Vols' 1t is most valuable and interest
contribution TO the history of the aud is WORTH
IN my opinion, much more than the price you put
upon 1t. hope it VIII receive very large patronage
from our comfades for IN your Efforts to justice
TO them you have manifested selfsacriticng spirit
that has never been surpassed in the history of our
be made by which you shall be reinstated in the
Pension Bureau, which you left on what seemed To
yOn an Imperative call of duty.
Sincerely yours, ELL TORRANCE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. I, 1902.
CAPT. HENRY T. JOHNS
DEAR COMRADE write to express my surprise that
Com missioner Ware has refused TO reinstate YOU in
the Pension Bureau Notwithstanding he admits your
claiming that If he admits you he will be conpeiei
TO reinstate other veterans over 65 of whose e
cheney he IL I'm doubt.
Your conduct in resignng your really life position
to make known the wrongs being done to your Old
comrades cannot be appreciated highly. 1t showed
that you possessed high order OF manness and
age, ali the more so because ins doing, you gave up
what seemed yolr only means of ma king living for
yourself and family But my friend and cOmrade,
cheer up; you mistaken when you fear that you
have no chance OF making support outside of the
Pension Office.
have read your book-"Iife With the 10th Mass
Vols; a Private's View of the War"-and enjoyed
IT, II is full worth the dollar you ask the comrades
TO pay for IL. feel confident that your appeal will
not be In vain The omrades will not desert you
after your large sacrifice for the good of worthy PEN
sion claimants
Let IL be known through the soldier papers of the
country that you the author of said book and
n
numerous that your fears tor your future manly indie
pendence VIII be swept Try my suggestion and
all Will be well with Comrade Johns and his family
Yours, very sincerely, In F., C. Il L.,
LEO RAsSIEUR.
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CONTRACTORS.

r HUGHES & ED. wEIS, CONTRACTORS
liz and Builders 90 years experience. All work
guaranteed Lock Box Is, Arispc, Iowa
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SEWING MACHINES

YINHE MARVEL OF THE 2OTH CENTURY-THE
l. New Triumph Sewing Machine at the unbeard-
Of price of s9s Guaranteed TO do good work as the
$50 machines, lock stitch. With package Of seIfsettng
needles. Sent any part of the United States
cep of price, p o. order registered letter. National
Supply Co., jamestown. Pa
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VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY TO LEASE OR
v TO Sell. Situated half way between Belwood and
Punxsutawney on Pennsylvania &c Northwestern Rail-
road in Cearfield Co., Pa. The undersgn will
tiate with parties meaning business for $50 coal
Two veins opened up of AZ feet and one of feet;
analysis of same % cent equal to the best Welsh
coal Adjoining coal property can be leased making
about 700 acres in block without ryne stream
in said block. Natural opening within 1oo yards of rail-
road. Parties wishing to start in lucrative business
would do well to call and examine If you mean bHs
ness apply write for terms to A. E Lester Anson
ville Pa. .z-.
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EDUCATIONAL.

6,ORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS BRING COL
~ leges TO your home by mail. Try our Normal
Course-26 weeks embracing Arithmetic, Grammar.
Geography History Physiology, Civil Government,
Theory and Practice. Prepared for teachers, those
desiring TO teach, and any who wish better education
registered letter express order to l. NJ strasbaugh
Vanceton, Ohio. s.
1)ENMANSHIP BY MADISON ErHING NEW.
l. Try it. Fen lessons, q. Address G. L. Chamber
lin, Gays, Ill. -.
EEOMt. STU DY- BOOK X RfsPINC;, WRITING,
Ill &c One doz neaii W ritteu visiting cards, with
terms, IOc Address &. H. Easeiey, Nj ligan, Tenn.
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MASSACHUSETTS IN THE wAR-lssl IS; ,o5l
Nl pp., large svo: illustrated Prepaid, 5: reduced
from $3.50. valuable historical work. Bowen & Son,
Publishers Springfield Mass 9SIt
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cRAYoN PoRTRAITS.

7 ARGE CRAYON PORTRAITS, SIZE 1G 30
~ inches, of yourself comraAt, any member of
guaranteed true likeness, nouIted,9n cloth, and sent
postpaid for Si". All photos rfstur4sd Any changes
number together Tinted ctayonI or WaterCoor
I'asteis made 10 order. Send NJ ypnr photos Work
to H. II. Chapman. Art Depastmtfit Gratiot, Ohio.
All inquiries answered. if stanitE laeiosed.
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SEA SHELLS.

CEA SHELLS-FOR ORNAMENTAL PUR-
= poses shell jewery, etc. SOc. per pound postpaid
10 pounds over, freight Or express, buyer to pay
Egmont, Florida.
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HISTORY S7rH MASS: WITH COMPREHE EN-
/ L sive history of rebellion; 1911 pp.; octave.
Prepaid, 81 James L. Bowen Historian. Springfield
Mass 9S-4t
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NOVELTIES

NOR SALE CHEAP-LESS THAN HALF THE
IL coSt-Set of upper and lower case steel dies for
making plate for marking clothing. Also. set of
small letters and figures for putting name and address
key tags. Big profit. Complete to go right TO work.
Some stock goes with them Address B. Steadnian,
Tyrnsham, Mass.
A PERFECT FOUNTAIN PEN -SELF-FILL-
"A ing, selfceanng, non-ieakng. No rubber bulbs;
drOpper become lost; joints to be uDscrewed;
soiled fingers. Filled in second Write for circu
lar. ". j. Wambaugh, Lumonville Fayette Co., Pa.
CEND FOR OUR NATIONAL NEEDLE CASE,
- TX H. containing papers Silver Steel Needles,
steel Bodkin Button Needles Yarn Darners, Che
nile Needle 4 Cotton Darners l Tapestry Needle,
Wool Darners, 2 Bonnet Pins, Short Darners 2 Hat
Pins, = Looping Needles, Shawl Pins, Crewe Nee
dies Cloak Pins, Milliners Needles, 96 Oi! Temper
ed Pins Toilet Pins, Crochet Needle Card Hooks
and Eyes. In Case Sent postpaid for 20 cs stamps
silver. National Supply Co., ,JamestoSgu Pa ,-
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LADIES. SHOES.

CRAYoN PoRTRAITs.-SIZIfs Iixi7, @ IsssI
~ and 20x22 Sl.50 22x24 and ,23x3D e. Miss Ethel
Vincent II. II. d. No 3, Augusta, KIN.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

AIDES SHOES OF Gdbp QtALTfY, FOL
II two dollars postage Ixid..sAnJ style, BUTTON o
lace AdiYess Herman *. BucIc, GanfsieO NJ VI. II
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PLAN is.


S,UCCESs- THE HIGH QUALIFY STRAW
- berry: early: great bearer; perfect Towering.
Price of good we'll rooted plants pc per DOZEN $50
per hundred w. L. Hannah, II. F. d. No. 3, Bristol,
Conn.
.snH, MY; HOW SWEET AND GOOD" Is
" what everybody says the Black Susan Black
berry, new seeding Don't fall to order at once. Two
plants for p cts; for so cs II for 81, postpaid 80 by
express for 81. r. J. Kline, Coopersburg, Lehish Co.,
Pa. -,- 81;
COLLECTION OF IRONGLAD PLANTS
~ Three Black Susan blackberry Plants, Red
Chief raspberry Plants, 8 Golden Queen Raspberry
Plants, Japanese Raspberry Plants, sample straw
berry Plants, Marshall strawberry Plants; 81 for the
lot, postpaid Fall is the best time TO plant. Z. J.
Kline, Coopersburg, Lehigh Co., Pa.
ssJI ELLO, FLICKINGER : WHY DO YOU
L srnle?" "Oh was inst eating of Kifne's
big strawberries They make anybody smile Six
iiayerland Strawberry Plants, Dayton strawberry
Plants Marshall strawberry Plants, Sample Straw
berry Plants, VIM. Belt Strawberry Pants 50 cents
for the iot postpaid. p J. Kline, CoOpersburg Lehigh
co., Pa; %.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

HOME SEEKERS-WRITE FOR PARTICU-
l. lars regarding Farm lands III Oklahoma, Mime
sofa, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Colorado,
and Iowa. All sizes, all prices from q per up.
Fine lands for homes investment. Give size
amount to invest and ocotion desired George GraEl,
81 Edgar St, Evansville, Ind. g
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

and which drove the Union forces back
upon the river, under a sort Of hill, Or
ledge Previously to all this, the Federal
gunboats had been crippled and sent down
the river.
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HOT ELS.

VOUR PENSION BUSINESS PROMPTLY AT
l. tended to by old soldier Is years Pension
Attorney. Address Ira W. Booton, Gallipolis, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

"OTEI. 20 ROOMS, 10 ACRES LAND, IN C0UN-
l. fy site, Sunny South; adjoining Court House.
Only one in town. Dock Story, Fo.bis, Tenn.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL - EUROPEAN,
W Salina, Kansas Chas Bush, Proprietor. Nicely
furnished rooms Rates sc. and Soc per day.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

VI,OR SALE-NINETY COPIES OF THE ROOSE-
Il welt Books offered by The National Tribune in
recent contests at price that party having time TO sell
can more than double the money Address A. e. Craig,
Charlotte N C.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

ENOR ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION ABOUT
cheap alfalfa, wheat, corn and grazing lands
write d. ]. Myers, Red Cloud, Nebraska.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

INOR SALE-FARM OF 155 ACRES; GOOD
Il grain and nay land; large peach, pear and apple
farm; good buildings; four miles from city of Hud
son, two miles from railroad, one-haif mile from
church and postoice and of the finest locations
for summer hotel in the Hudson River Valley. For
particulars, address ]. Rayner, Greendale, Columbia
Co.. n. Y,
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I 90 PER CENT. PROFIT IN RED RIVER
Lands Immense crops, Wheat Oats, Barley,
Flax, and Potatoes; Fine Clover, Timothy, and Blue
stem Grasses Rich, black loan; nice level land Ad-
dress c. W. Bricker, Ladora, Iowa
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INOR SALE-32O ACRES, GOOD FARM, WITH
IL good buildings. This farm can be bought for So
per acre. If taken soon. Forr miles from two towns
Also, complete thrashing rig: 4nch cylinder, 66
separator, 2Ohorse compound engine. The rig is all
ready to belt This is snap for the right man. Call
on or write, II. S. Curry, Colgate, n. Oak.
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UTIDOWER, MIDDLE AGE, DRAWING SMALL
" pension wishes employment as superintendent
of farm work other light work Object to have n
good home. Best Of reference given If requested. Ad
dress ]. NJ. Ashcraft, Gays. Illinois.
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INOR SALEM THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF
IL Riverside, Cal, house Of seven rooms; two lots
containing fruits and flowers. For terms and descrip
ton, address j. ]. Yeakle Riverside. Cal.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

IITANT TO SELL OR EXCHANGE.-HoUSE
w with three lots in desirable town, for house and
few acres of land. W. II. s., Box 2O6 Lnesville, fa
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

A LII CHRONIC DISEASES OF LUNGS, LIVER,
"A Stomach and Bowels successfully treated by our
method; 81 per month. DR.. Camp, 81 QuincySt., Chi
cago.
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FIREARMS
Pensions s,

L,oR SALE CHEAP.-32-ip WINCHESTER
model 'gl; perfect condition: cartridges and fi
outfit. Chas. c. Jones' Dunkirk, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

A HEADACHE RELIEVER.-NO MATTER
"A from what cause, we guarantee complete relief
by the of harmless headache tablets within Is
minutes after the first dose Zone tablet has TAKEN
Rarely IS a second dose required except in very OBJ
stinate cases. Price Is cents box. Z. B. Helwig,
Canal Dover, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

GOUTH DAKOTA Is THE PLACE TO LOCATE
y in, and the Fhiy3dr Sun will tell you where to
locate. 10000 open for settlement next Spring
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REUNIONS s.

YJlHE 18TH ANNUAL REUNION OF THE ls0rH
l. owl. will be held at G. A. r. Hall, VanWert Ohio,
Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1902. T. w. Dobblns, Secretary,
Lima, o.
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The other letters are from Camp Chase,
and deal much in description of prison life,
which seems not to have been very hard,
except in the matter of restraint. The
priso"ers were not permitted to speak to
theil friends except in the presence of
guard, whose duty it was to hear all that
was said, and all letters were read by an
officer.
Maj. Alex. Casseday's letters tell their
own pathetic story. His son, Morton NJ.
Casseday, makes comment upon them, in
part, as follows:
''As for Pillows remarkable order, re-
calling Buckner after the charge was made
and won, is it not possible that personal
feeling actuated the man who had an old
quarrel with the Kentuckian? In the old
| Army days., before there was talk of Sc
| cession, quarrel arose between Gen.
Scott and Gen. Pillow. Scott could not
afford to resent Pillows conduct. Buck
ner had served in Mexico with Gen
Scott, and, like others of that Generals
young officers, he regarded him as a hero.
| Buckner took up the quarrel with Pillow
and bitter controversy was the result.
| Is it not possible, therefore, that we must
go back to this old affair to discover why
so many brave men had to lay down their
arms at Fort DonelsOn?
| Gen. Buckner said to me that the fact
that Gen. Floyd was especially under the
ban at Washington gave him an excuse
foi his flight. He refused to express an
opinion upon Gen. Pillows desertion of
his men.
I'm a conversation with Gen. Buckner,
he declined to express an opinion as to
the manner in which the battle was con-
Quoted. He said to me: 4 have declined
either to speak or to write ON this subject,
because l could not do SO without disre-
i spect to the officer who was my superior
in command, thing that consider un-
soldierly. OF the battle of Fort Donel-
son. may say, however, that Gen. C. Il.
Smith said to me, after the surrender,
that the Federals had $4,000 men in the
battle, or, to use his own phrase, FIVE
and thirty thousand men,
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

WILL SELL SUN TYPE WRITER OR TRADE
w for anything I may want. It's new; universal
board: easy to handie will tickle you, and is good
thing to give your grandson, niece nephew yourself
Cost $25 Inclose stamp when writing TO old soldier.
VIM. +. Thompson, 94 Monroe ST., Toledo, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

EINE BUSINESS CHANCELLOR SALE IN
- Marsland Neb. Wish to sell on account of ILL
health. Stock about ss 300; house. large barn. wagon
scales feed,sore, four lots adjoining Location on
churches For terms, ETC., address c. D. Tyler Mars
land Neb.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO NATURAL
VI color In eight to ten days tonic to strengthen
the roots have used this tonic for nine years.
Recipe for 81. Bound to please or money back. Ad-
dress Samuel Benn, Portland. Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

GtOUGH CURE-SEND 25c. TO JOHN BEN
- nett, Indiana, Pa and get bottle of Dr. Kiser's
Cough Cure. Guarantee with every bottle to
coughs colds, and all bronchial troubles As to our
reliability, refer you TO any bank in Indiana
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

CTEREOSCOPIC AND 5xs VIEWS OF THE YC-
= semitic Old Missions, and Southern California
Scenery, q cents Lantern Slides SO cents. b. +.
Longwell, Ontario, CALI.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

GPECIAL BARGAIN.-TO COMRADES AND
- National Tribune readers: Send One Dollar to H.
II. 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., 1902-09-18

L,OR SALE-FARM OF IS ACRES HOUSE
Il cost $780, VIII sell for 81 200. Barn 4014O gran
ary 12x15. One and half miles from postoiice. Will
sell on easy terms. H S. Stone, Randolph, Catarau
gus Co.. N. Y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I1oR SALE-BLACKSMTTH TOOLS AND
Il stock; fine location: cleared 81 900 in two years
Going to California. w. w. Parker Weldon, Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

T TITLE PIN HEAD ANTI-CONSTIPATION
- Pills. Nothing like it on the market. positive
cure for Constipation Stomach and Liver Troubles
Ask druggist send for free package Little Pin Head
Chemical Co., Dept. +, Jewell Kan.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

w BIack-and-tan Terriers: Maltese, White and
Tiger Kittens. Mrs C. A. Limb, 2sls East Sd St., Day.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

r EADiNG UNDERTAKING AND EMBALM-
IL In. hu-iae for sale in beautiful city of 4OOO
live int-i .tS. Address E. Bassett, Rice Lake, Wis
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

CT SO TIRE TIGHTENER FOR KEEPING
sO Lou Buggy and Wagon wheels in order
Principal parts steel Instructions with each machine
Costs cent for material for each wheel Address NJ
w Morgan, 43J West I'd South street, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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JEwELRY ANDtWA1cHES.

GRAND ARMY JEwELRY AND WATCHES
" a Specially. Sure cure foE .dyopsy sent for g.
Comrade w. A. Rose, Jeweler hhd Druggist, Almond
N tfua
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

LNXCHANGE.-EASTMA KODAK CAMERA
IL good as new and outfit; AXIS plates; for trained
beagle hound or trained coon dog. X. Ralphsnyder,
Box I3l, Pennington, w. Va.
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1Ob WANT -.
| A HOME IN VIRGINIA

IF YOU WANT -.
A HOME IN VIRGINIA
Write call George C. Round, Manassas, Va, 1st
Connecticut Art; q. S. Signal Corps.
I1oR SALE--ss ACRES OF LAND In MAR
shall Co., w. Va: oil field; about oiiehalf clear
ed; good orchard of apples, peaches and pluns; build
ings poor Rented for oil and gas Mt 500 per annum
payable quarterly. Will be sold low for cash. Write
a. f. Weekly, Marshall, W. Va. -
WANTED AND TIMBER LANDS, WITH
unquestioned titles, In Southern States to sell
commission. q. l.. Baldwin, Wilkes Barre Pa.
LNoR SALEM THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF
Springfield, Mass, lot Corner; fine location;
high and dry: good air near electric Address j.
L. Brown, 81 Marble St, Springfield, Mass
L>OR SALE.-4O ACRES STRAWBERRY AND
II fruit farm; well improved; two and One-half
miles from station; 25 miles from Galveston. If you
mean business address, with stamp for particulars
F. NJ. Shck, Portland, Texas. -
IlOR SALE-REAL l. ESTATE-CITY PROPERTY
L and nearby farming and stock lands; clover
and strawberry country; good water; numerous lakes
and trout streams, all stocked with fish. Bear deer
and other game plentiful Address f. Bassett, Co. b.
sth I'll. Cav, Rice Lake, Barron Co., Wis.
L,OR SALE OR TRADE FOR FRUIT FARM
Il Blacksmith shop, dwelling and five lots; two in
fruit; shop has tools and machiney. Price s., 200 For
terms write Nathan Williams, Kelley, Iowa
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INSURANCE.

nna r,,s Lirf ~ l.,
gold For information address Peter Andrews, No. 2
Vincent Street, 3Sth Ward Ptsburts Pa.
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9TH MICH CAV.-Reunion at Detroit Mich, Oct.
! IA and Is. Headquarters at Hotel Brunswick,
Grand River and Cass Aves. Business meeting at
q A. R. Memorial Hall. in Auditorium Building VIM.
o. Lee, Secretary, % Abbott ST., Detroit, Mich.
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BOOKS md PICTURES.

L,OR sALE.-AUToBIoGR,Af flaLIEs OF PREsI-
II dent Cabinet, Supreme Cont, and Finy-ffth
Congress; two Vols cloth. Pre1tiiH Price s. Ad-
dress II. NJ. Reed, jr, Washington. kans.
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VHANTED-A MAN WITH A FEW HUNDRED
w dollars TO join me in truck crop this winter on
Bscayne Bay. Address Comrade ]. T. johnson, Cocoa
nut Grove, Dade County, Florida.
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10th OHIO.-REUNION AT GEN. wILLICH
10 Post Hall, corner Vine and Allison Sts at 10
a. m Sept 20. A full attendance Of the members =
requested, as the Shiloh ane Vcksburs Monumens
Committee will make their report Thomas Mont
gomery, Secretary, Lynchburg, o.