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Do not delay. Write addressing
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
SUBSCRIBERS ADVERTISING COL LuMNS.
'Patronze

The price of this advertising has been
fixed at 5 cents a word, which is a very
low rate. You reach a quarter-million
readers and will often get hundreds of re-
plies from a single ad.
All the world deals now through the
mails or by express or freight. Try it
yourself. F'-. ..l...
Write us the substance of what you
want to say, and We will arrange it in the
fewcst possible words.
Regimental historians and Secretaries
of Survivors Associations will find these
cOlumns very useful.
Direct letter to Adv. Dept National
Tribune. Washington, d. C.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
YI,HE GOOD OLD SONGS WE USED TO SING

HJNHE GOOD. OLD SONGS WE USED TO SING
l. Containing "a songs. "Marching through Georgia
..sherman's March to the Sea-" "Old shady" "Army
Ground !" "MaIy's Little Lamb "iwine Back to
Dixie" Hail Columbia" "Just Before the Battle
.,Ihe star Spsngled Banner" Columbia. the Gem oi
Ing Father Abraham" Battle cry of Freedom .
America" "Kingdom Coming" .'rramp, Tramp
"A Thousand Years." battle Hymn Of the Republic
waan aome, nc sweet Home" Bonnie Blue Flag" "The
vacant Chair, Nearer Ny God to Thee" Mastering
0des: Fraternity, Charity Loyalty; Presentation q
hsdse Greeting while signing the ROLL and closing
sherman. Logan, Oaerhaus, Mcciernand Croker.
HcPherson 4 Arthur, ORD. Z. A. Carr, Steele, John
= Smith, Jos A. Mower, Frank p Blair, Quinby,
Hovey, Admiral D. d. Porter, Nathan KimbaIl and
Abraham Lincoln and % other illustrations Sent on
OF oc In cein stamps; 75c per dozen % per
100 Just the book for the Post ROOM Campfres and
Reuniona Address O. H. Oidroyd, SIS 10th ST NW,
Washington. d. c. House In which Lincoln died
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
Do Stars Explode?

The appearance Of a new, star in the
constellation Perseus, and its rapid expan-
sion into a nebula, which has been going
on for some time past, have revived among
astronomers the theory that some nebulae
may be formed by explosion. About 1870,
Professor Bickerton, Of Canterbury Col
lege, New Zealand, showed that, il two
stars should Craze one another, the abrad-
ed parts, if relatively small, would have
so high temperature that they would
at once become nebulous, and that the
nebula SO formed would, under certain
conditions, continue to expand until dissi-
pated in space. The present expanding
binary rate of several thousand miles a
second, and is, in many ways, one of the
greatest celestial wonders Of the time.
Success"
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
NAVAL VETERANS.
ssnON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP"
"UNITED STATES VETERAN NAVY
Incorporated June 8, 1902, under the

laws of the State OF New York.
HEADauAHTERs.s 80 BuELISesLI NEW YORK CRY.
Extracts from General Order No. Series lgO119Oe).
September 2, 1907
suIPMATEs:
July D. with Fleet Captain VIII f.. Atkins, of Cincin-
natl, to see what privileges the Citizens Committee
would grant Naval Veterans whether belonging to
any organization or cruising singly). -.
The following correspondence will explain matters:
BOTH NATIONAL ENcAMPMENT, GRAND ARMY OF
THE REPUBLIc
Offices, 1i05 New York Avenue.
Washington, ID. c., Aug. 16, 1902
F. II. GROVE Commodore, Flag Officer Commanding,
U. S. Veteran Navy, New York, n. Y.
MY DEAR SIR: Our Executive Committee is going
the stay Of the Naval Veterans in Washington during
the Grand Army Encampment. and while 1t VIII not
oe possible 10 give tne mode Oh tne me M OF
for them that will adequately make up for the oms
sion The place Of meeting and hall for rendezvous
tSgnedJ B. Ii. WARNER Chairman.
OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN ON NAVAL AFFAIRS
No. lil2 New York Avenue N. W..
Washington, D: c., Aug. 20, 1902
T. II. GROVE. Commodore Flag Officer Commanding,
u s Veteran Navy, 80 Burins Slip, New York.
We have selected q large house. No eo7 Fifteenth
streeth n. W.. Just east of the White Lot, for Naval
Headquarters. This building contains number of
large rooms, which will be utilized as follows: The
largest for the official meetings of the several
naval organizations: the next largest room, which is
official and Social purposes another room may
for consultation. will have the house handsomely
will be pleased with the result of our abOrs.
In addition to these headquarters, the Naval Feter
ans will be given the same privileges on the White
Lot, where the Reunion will take place. accord
ed to the corps; namely: One large tent and three
smaller tents In the rear viii be assigned to the naval
people for their during the Ercampment week.
Except furnishing 5000 for building the model OF
the ship. the Executive Committee has been disposed
to meet us more than half way every proposition
we have made.
Tuesday has been set aside for use, and denomi
mated Navy Day" On this day the naval parade
will take place We hope to be able to have Guard
Of Honor composed of the Regular Army, Navy and
Marine Corps In the parade after the veterans will
follow the Naval Reserve militia the Sons Of Veter
ans, the High School Cadets, and such other organz
tions would be fitting and proper.
1t remains now, L think, with the Naval Veterans
and their friends to make Navy Day success hope,
my dear Captain that you will exert every Influence
that you possess to induce large attendance, for
this largely depends our success
little later circulars will be sent out 10 all of the
naval organizations, and to each individual so far
shall be able to their names and addresses
Frater naiiy yours,
(Signed) WM. II. MICHAEL, Chairman, etc.
ALI Naval Veterans erpectin9 to visit Washington
during Encampment week, please send name and
address and ships served on TO F. H. GROVE, SO
Burling slip, New York City, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

ssTJNHE PREACHER REGIMENT" I'D ILL
L nOis Volunteers" During the Summer of
1854 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
chiefain the significant declaration that no terms of
peace would be considered short of absolute recognition
of independence" Chapter VIII of the regimental
history covers all the points and more that these state
meDts 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 repete in
the mutp and details Of the service rendered by OPP
dyckes Brigade at Duck River Spring HILL and Frank
lin The one hundred pages allotted TO this chapter
and incidents of that memorable, evenfn and in some
respects unequalled campaign The history printed
spercalandered paper; contains nearly 700 pages;
q illustrations and pOrtraits is substantially bound in
cloth: gold letters exterior. Price $500 Address,
incosing bank draft, post-oice express moneyor-
der W. H. Newlin, Historian I'D Illinois Volunteers,
Springfield, ILL.,
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
DEsT PILLs.-IF YOU HAVE CONSTIPATION, !,

DEST PILLS.-IF YOU HAVE CONSTIPATION, Z,
- indigestion, or liver trouble send Is cents and
that II they perfectly satisfactory to you re-
turn them, and will forward your money. Since my
retail drug experience, never . rill to equal
them. have gained many regular customers to my
drugstore through recommending BEST Pills" to
them, finding the pills to do as said. Why should
they not do the work Just satisfactory parts Of
the country they do In this where they are made?
All ask Is trial, and know you will them until
cured They do not contain any mercury preparation
and Will not gnpe or scken the most delicate stomach
Very small ana easy to take Put up 20 In box for
4 cents Made and sold only by ]. p. Rothermei,
pxugg8 and Apothecafy, LewistoWn, Pa
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
An Easy Way to Make Money.

have made $4,000 In so days selling Dish.
washers. did my housework at the same
for the Dish-washers. handle the Mound City
Dish-washer. 1t Is the best on tho market. II
is lovely to sell. 1t washes and dries the disbes
It wants one. win devote all my future time
to the business, and expect to clear ~ 900 90 this
year. ANY intelligent person can do as well a.
I I. nave done: Write Tor particulars to the
Mound City Dish Washer Co.. st. Louis, Nc
MRS, W. r.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

$50 you never talk about people behind
their backs?"
NO." answered the woman with a grim
expression. 'If know anything which
would annoy q friend, I always tell it In
her presence. wouldn't miss seeing her
embarrassment for anything. - Washing
ton Star.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY TO LEASE OR
' to Sell Situated half way between Belwood and
Punxsitawney, on Pennsylvania & Northwestern Rail-
road in Clearfeld Co., Pa The undersigned will nego-
tate with parties meaning business for 5O acres coal
Two veins opened up: of AZ feet and of feet;
analysis of % per cent equal to the best Welsh
coal. Adjoining coal property can be leased, making
about 700 In block, without ravine stream
in said block Natural opening within 100 yards of rail-
road Parties wishing to start in lucrative business
would do well to call and examine. If you busi-
vile, Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
SEWlNG-MAcHlNES.

HJyHE MARVEL OF THE 10Th CENTURY-THE
l. New Triumph Sewing Machine at the unheard-
Of price Guaranteed 70 do as good work the
needles Sent to any part Of the United States on
ceipt Of price o. order registered letter. National
Supply Co., jamestown. Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

TTlORTURES OF RHEUMATISM UNNECES-
Il sary, you will find, after you read what the Prose-
cutting Attorney Of Warren County, Ohio, says:
Scents: For months suffered with rheumatism Of
right arm Used bottle Of Wanda Rheumatism
Cure, and complete recovery resulted. heartily rec
ommend said remedy to any who are suffering with
rheumatism. Geo, E. Young
For One Dollar we will prepay bottle OF Wanda
Rheumatism Cure to your nearest express ofice. Ad
dress all communications to Wanda Medicine Co.. Leb
anon, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

RooKs. CHEAP-NoT CHEAP BooKs-THE
~ following practical treatises, published at Is
cents for 10 cents per copy: "The Book Of he Dork
ing" 1.-The Arfonaut, /" How to Raise Pgeona" The
copy: Thass g "The Friendship 81 iesrnins" spp- IN.
ply limited. Cash with order. e. & / and 1ceilt
@amPs sccePted. II. q Bahcock. e Weybosst st,
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
PENSIONS,

DENSIONS.-OLD SOLDIERS AND THEIR
L Heirs, contend for your rights am on file in
Pension Department. and have success In executing
claims Seldom any delay. Am an old soldier my
self, and can appreciate your welfare Give me your
claim and guarantee satisfaction Fifteen years prac-
tice in the pension business Write and enclose stamp,
and will tell you the merits of your claim. Thos D..
Denney, Arcola, Illinois.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WIDOWER, MIDDLE AGE, DRAWING SMALL
w pension, wishes employment as superintendent
of farm work other light work. Object, to have
good home Best of reference given If requested. Ad
dress ]. NJ. Ashcraft, Gays, Illinois.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
COINS AND STAMPS

A TTENTION, STAMP COLLECTORS.-SEND
"A 25 cts for 100 foreign stamps 300 for so cents zoo
for S1.00 These stamps q mixed assortment from
The Judge Wilson Co.. RocktOn, Wis.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

" Ofate your roop, with famous picture Places
you face to ace with ,ery President from washington
TO Roosevelt Size l8sA inches. Send dollar cur
rency stamps and get this noted producfiOn most
ton, d. q.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

VOUR PENSION BUSINESS PROMPTLY AT
l. tended TO by an old soldier Is years q Pension
Attorney. Address Ira w. Booton, Gailipolis, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

=" II. CHAPMAN. GRATIOT, OHIO. GENER-
1s 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. All inquiries with STAMP nclosed answered.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
HOT ELS,

"OTEL, 20 ROOMS, 10 ACRES LAND IN COUN-
L ty site. Sunny South; adjoining Court House.
Only one in town. Dock Story Forbus Tenn.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL EUROPEAN
" Salina, Kansas Chas Bush, Proprietor Nicely
furnished rooms Rates &c. and soc. per day.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
SEA SHELLS,

GEA SHELLS.-FOR ORNAMENTAL PUR-
= poses, shell jewelry etc, soc. per pound postpaid
10 pounds or over, freight express buyer to pay
charges, loc. per pound; stamps taken. G. M Smell
EgmOnt, Florida
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

IDENTIFICATION BADGES. RADES.
L wear one OF my handsome new idea badges at any
Reunion and your old company and regiment comrades
will come right to you. There is other badge that
tells It's story 50 pretty and plainly II will speak for
you thousand times while you could declare yourself
once. You can't afford to go to Washington any
Reunion without one Send name, company regiment
battery, and y cents. to Comrade j. S. Harrison,
Lock Box Lansing, Mich, and get badge by return
mail that will please you.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

STEREOSCOPIC AND 5xs VIEWS OF THE YO-
- semitic, Old Missions md Southern California
Scenery, . cents. Lantern Slides, 80 cents B. +.
LOngwel Ontario, Calf.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
cAN-oPENER.
REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE. FINE MODERN HOUSE AND
II twoacre block in resort town: 100 orange trees:
10 acres orange land outside Of town goes with IT,.
House furnished. Rare bargain.
2 - acres on fine bay of gulf: tropical part OF
Florida Fine fishing, boating, bathing. Orange and
truck land.
B. Three lots in one body; fine location Charlotte
Harbor in town of Pupta All these bargains.
For particulars write H. Cutler Oak Hill, Voltisia Co..
Florida.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

Z dent, Cabinet, Supreme Court, and Finy- -fiflb
Congress-: two Vols: cloth. frerad. Price S.. Ad-
dress II. NJ. Reed, jr., Washington, kans.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
cUTLERY.l.

r AM A WORKMAN IN ThEiYALLEY FORGE
L Cutlery Co. Will send BY registered mail for si.o0
| three-baded Stockman's Knife,every blade forged
| from the best English stee.1 Henry IL. Mason, Il3
| South 7th ST. Newark, n. J.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
BOOKS AND ntcIvREs.

ID Army Reunions. A $s;itllhe of verse contain
ing 135 selections Price 50 antef5 cents per copy.
Just the thing for boys nnd gs md appropriate for
cinted. C. c. HassIer. Author, Co. l., 2ist Pa. Cav,
bloomington, Ill. ,asD;
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

LIOR 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 than double the money. Address A. q. Craig,
Charlotte. n. G..
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
RAZQRS,'

HOME Y-BoOKKEEBING, WRITING
IL &c. One doz. riftepyisiting cards, witt
terms Ioc. Address G. II. Easeey, Nj ligan, Tenn.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
NOVELTIES.

INOR SALE CHEAP-LESS THAN HALF THE
Il cost-Set of upper and lower steel dies fol
making name plate for marking clothing Also. set OF
on key tags Big profit Complete to go right to work
Some stock goes with them. Address B. Steadman
Tyringham, Mass.
A PERFECT FOUNTAIN PEN -SELF-FILL-
IA ing selfcleaning, nOn-leaking No rubber bulbs
drOpper to become lost joints to be unscrewed
sOiled fingers. Filled In second. Write for circu
lar. w. J. Wambaugh, JumOnville, Fayette Co., Pa.
GEND FOR OUR NATIONAL NEEDLE CASE,
- 7x14 containing papers Silver Steel Needles, 1
Steel Bodkfn,2 Button Needles, Yarn Darners Che
nile Needle Cotton Darners, Tapestry Needle, 2
Wool Darners, Bonnet Pins Short Darners, 2 Hat
Pins, Looping Needles, Shawl Pins, Crewel Nee
dies Cloak Pins, Milliners Needless 80 Oil Temper
ed Pins, Toilet Pins, Crochet Needle. Card Hooks
and Eyes In Case Sent postpaid for 20 cts stamps
silver. National supply Co., jamestown, Pa
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

CREAGER'S IMPROVED BfaZoRS ARE THE
" best Patented in the U: 8 A; England, and Ger
many Warranted. Sent for ". 08by registered mail
Agent wanted in every townySe for circular. Com
rade Herman Greager, 1l27 EtmSt+ Manchester, N. H.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

ENARM FOR SALE OF 1888 ACRES; SEVEN
l. room frame house almost new: four wells: Is
acres timber about 30 acres hay and pasture land;
balance all under cultivation, with good crops this
year corn, oats, fax-nnd about 40 sOwn In
i wheat this Fall. sixteen miles northwest Of Fort
Scott: four miles from railroad; half mile from post
Office church and school, Good black soil yellow clay
cross fenced One of the finest farms In Bourbon Co..
Kansas For particulars, apply 10 H. c. Williamson,
Lees Summit, Mo.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
SILK OPERA
kRfAwLA
BOOKS AND PICTURES.
LOYALTY TO c0MRADESHIP, III LIE :,

bV1H6bu ~ VVmUNO6SU16s with the
49th Mass. Vols; Privates View of the War. By H
I. Johns, No. 301 Spruce street, Washington ID. c.
Bound In cloth; has 435 pages Sent postage prepaid
receipt Of One Dollar. 1t is racy OF the soil having
been written In camps marches, and on the edge Of
battefeids. The authors devotion 70 his comrades In
What comrade who afford to buy it viii be with.
out 1t. Remembering q comrades obligation, read
what Is said of the book and the man by Commander
tn-Chisf Ell Torrance and Past Commander Chief
Leo Rassieur:
MISNEAPoLIs, MINN Aug. ], 1902.
Please send me another copy Of your "Life With
49th Mass Vols" 1t Is valuable and interest
in my opinion, much more than the price you put
upon It. hope 1t will receive very large patronage
to them you have manifested a selfsacrifcing spiri.
that has never been surpassed in the history of our
can be made by which you shall be reinstated in the
Pension Bureau which you left on what seemed to
you az imperative call of duty.
Sincerely yours, ELL TORRANCE
CAPT. HENRY T. JOHNS.
Commissioner Ware has refused to relnstate you In
the Pension Bureau Notwithstanding he admits your
marked efficiency enc because of your age "a years.
TO other veterans over IS Of whose e
Your conduct In resigning your really life position
TO make known the wrongs being done to your Old
comrades cannot be appreciated too highly II showed
age, all the more because ins doing you gave up
what seemed your only means OF making living for
yourself and family But my friend and comrade
cheer up; you mistaken when you fear that YOU
have no chance Of making q support outsde of the
Pension Office. - 49,
have read your book-"Lfe With the 49th Mass
Vols; or Privates View Of the War; enjoyed
IT, It B fnlly.worth the dollar you ask the comrades
to pay for It, feel confident that your appeal Will
not be in vain. The comrades will not desert YOU
after your large sacrifice for the good of worthy pen
sion claimants. -
Let it be known through the soldier papers of the
country that you the author of said book and
he heart
numerous that your fears for your future manly inde
pendence will be swept away. Try my suggestion and
all Will be well with Comrade Johns and his family
Yours, very sincerely, in F., c. q L.,
LEO RAsSIEUR,
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
EDUCATIONAL.

CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS BRING coll
~ leges to your home by mail. Try our Normal
Course-26 weeks-embracing Arithmetic, Grammar,
Geography, History, Physiology, Civil Government,
and Theory and Practice Prepared for teachers those
desiring to teach and any who wish better education.
Tuition: Special rate, 500 with application Send by
registered letter or express order to l. N Strasbagh
Vanceton, Ohio
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

TIOME SEEKERS-WRITE FOR PARTICU-
III lars regarding Farm lands in Oklahoma, Mime
sofa, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Colorado,
and Iowa. All Sizes all prices, from 81 per up.
amount to invest and locoon desired George Graul,
3l7 Edgar ST., Evansville, Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
LADIES' SHOES.

r AIDES SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY FOF
II two dollars, postage paid. Any style, button ol
lace. Address Herman E. Buck, Canisteo, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
M MUSIC.
rINo THE READERS OF THE TRIBUNE: FOR
L short time only,
Miles TriumphaI March, for Piano.
Little Maggie Donahue, Waltz Song.

Both these great hits for only 25 cents Send at
Handsome title pages. F. Z. Carroll, San Antonio,
Florida
LHRIENDS AND COMRADES: 1 AM AN OLD
Veteran of Is years service two during the rebel
lion and eleven years in the Regular Army. Was dis
charged In 1877 March &c. 1880 lost both feet will
send that beautiful soulrring oldtime sacred ballad
.he Hallowed Spot any address for 10 cents silver
A grand surprise awaits all who will answer the Grip
pied old vets appeal. NJ w. Buck L. B. AZ, Tyrone,
Pa,
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

rRAYON PORTRAITS.-SIZES, 14x17, IGx2(
~ and 20x22 sl.50 22xe4 and 25x3O 81. Miss Ethel
Vincent r. +. D. No 8, Augusta, Kan.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

GAY. DID YOU NOTICE TT YOC HAVE ONLY
~ Two more chances to secure Instructive Right
under our special offer Of Five for One Dollar. II Is
really giving you something for nothing. You get four
dollars for the extras. Don't have to Make
it, use it. Clean linen the line will advertise it for
you. Just like falling of log to sell our Premium
Compound Chemical Toilet and Washing Soap. Ex-
GELS any other soap In Its suiiableness for cleansing
clothes and for toilet purposes generally nclose this
ad and one dollar TO Mcklwain & Co.. Mingo, o., and
you will receive FIVE Instructive Rights by mail
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

COMRADES CURE YOURSELyES.-I PUT UP
~ 10 Of the best remedies made: pure. wholesome,
sure and pleasant. Cannot send them by mail, but
will send recipes every soldier outside of Michigan
Recipes are as follows Restorative Bitters Consump
ton. Corn Cure, Rheumatism, Asthma, La Grippe,
Cough Cure, Consumptive Cough Cure Catarrh. Kid
ney Cure. Gravel Stoppage Of Water Send 10 cents
for each recipe to cover expenses to w. o. Cook SIC
Stone ST., Saginaw, Mich. MY Cure for Piles 2S
cents Neuralgia and Headache Cure. 3 cents. Mad
am Clara's Skin Beantifier and Wrinkle Remover 2S
cents My Hair Grower will grow hair on bald heads
sure and cheap. ;5 cents My Wonderful Cleaning
Compound. Ladies', save your strength; clean your
carpets on the floor makes old paint look These
five recipes for 81.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-eIo ACRES OF
Il Land In Crawford Co., Ark one mile south of
Chester on the Frisco Railroad in the fruit belt Min
eral in sight. twenty acres in cultivation Buildings
| orchard, MILL springs &c. Price So 25 per acre Rev
!. s. Drake, Chester, Ark.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25
cRAYoN PORTRAITS.

T ARGE CRAYON PoRTRsfTS, SIZE I6 20
IL inches of yourself, comradel Tor any member of
your family, copied from any photo or tntype, and
guaranteed true likeness m0,Ied on CLOTH and sent
postpaid for si.50 An photos returned ANY changes
made Can copy from group, or enlarge two or any
number together Tinted Crayons WaterCoIor
Pastels made to order. Send us your photos. Work
guaranteed Remit by p. o. order registered letter
to II. II. Chapman, Art Department, Gratiot, Ohio.
All inquiries answered, II stamp is inclosed.
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

A RE YOU HARD OF HEARING OR DEAF
"A Send stamp for full particulars how to restore
your hearing by who deaf for 30 years. John
Garmore. Dept NJ Mt Lookout, Cincinnati, Ohio
The National tribune., 1902-09-25

LNCR SALE-l60 ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS
II bottom land in Cowley Co., Kansas; good house
and barn. i4 acres In balance good timber
This farm Is well watered has produced 40 bushels
Of wheat TO the has produced rs bushels OF
TO the acre. No better land be found anywhere.