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The National tribune., 1903-04-09
REAL ESTATE.


- 1t Will be very wise plan to buy some OF the
following property while IL f. so cheap:
Lansing, the capital city OF Michigan, has popua-
ton OF 10000 at least 40 manufacturing establishments
employing from five persons 10 600 persons each; an
agricultural college, with 900 students, thai has
National reputation; and has fine state Capitol
that this properly has struck its lowest notch, and
that there Is prospect of panic for 20 years 10
come: II you don't take advantage of these prices
you will be too old aer the next panic. What every
looking at the prices below the bottom fallen
out. and prices can never go any lower
Ten thousand dollars will buy IL tenant houses all
newly painted ard decorated, and good barn. to-
geter with six acres OF land bounded the east by
the Michigan Central Railroad; the north, by Grand
Trunk Eaiiroad which has double track from
Chicago To Port Huron. The north three acres OF this
land held for factory purposes and no better site can
be found In Michigan. The above houses and barn
are constantly rented which pays more than six per
cent above price of property after paying taxes,
insurance and repairs Good Improved farm property
would be taken In part payment for this property
Two thousand dollars will buy six of land In
side of city limits at the crossing OF the Grand Trunk
lines running through Michigan One Of the best sites
in Lansing sor n large manufacturing plant
One thousand dollars will purchase three fourths OF
an acre. with good stone basement bnrn on same IL
west, by Lake Shore q Michigan Southern; on the
east, by the dchigan Central; the south, by the
Grand Trunk. The largest vinegar factory in Mich
l2an Joins 10 the west, where million bushels OF
Co. manufacturers Of brass fixtures and figure heads
for display windows, working 800 men, Joins on the
east This property, with its three railroads. Is fine
site for small factory.
Twenty good. Improved farms, within 10 miles Of
the capital City OF Lansing. Mich, for sale. Prices
ranging from 10 to $50 per acre.
For information regarding any OF the above prop
erty write to I. T.. Potter, Lansing, Mich.
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REAL ESTATE.

WE SELL. REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS
w in the heart of the Peach Tree Land. Hesperix
tMich.l Real Estate Co.
A GENTS and conveyances at your service. We
IA have improved and unimproved farms. Let M
hear. Hesperia (Micll.) Zeal Estate Co.
7 ANDS in the mari and peat sections or Michigan.
IL Write. telephone, or telegraph the Hesperia
tMich) Heal Estate Go.
rI,Rour stream farms In Northwest Michigan for
l. sale by Hesperia Heal Estate Co., Hesperia
Mich. Fish season Mayl
GHEEP ranches the fruit belt hills of North
y western Michigan. e5 up per acre. Hespsria
(Aich.) Real Estate Co.
DITCH bottom lands for cattle ranching in West
1l Michigan fruit belt and garden spot HesperiA
(Micl) Real ESTATE Co.
GHEAP homes for poor people In the never-fail,ns
~ fruit and garden belt Of Michigan. Hesperia
(Anch.) Real Estate Co.
MILD lands from Is up Improved farms As low
w as 80 per acre. Write to Hesperia (Mich.) Real
Estate Co.
INFANT good land cheap. We have II in forties,
w eighties quarter sections sections large tracD
Hespersa (Michl Real Estate Ca
NEvERFAILING fruit and gardening LINDA All
IN crops mature Farmers and h0rticnturis1D
prosper here. Hesperia tAIch) Real Esiate Co.
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FINANCIAL.

CoLDl GOLD, GOLD WE ARE OFFERING
" Cor sale the Treasury Stock OF the Post,a,aii
mining Co.. and are anxious to place TINS miorma-
ton in the hands of every Individual who mas hlucll
or little money TO invest The Eliues owned by mus
Company arr located in Culpeper County, virginia;
about midway between Culpeper Court douse ana
Fredericksburg and between the Raidan ana Kappa
hammock Rivers. They are oriy Il miles from Refl-
igfon on the Southern Railroad and 10 miles nofther-
~ from the Wilderness battlefield. They have Deen
proven 10 contain quantities of suphide ore car
lying gold value Of from IS to $50 per to ana gen
eraI average would indicate the value OF at y per
ton 1t IL proposed sell the Treasury Stock 4ooo
shares and install cEloranaton plant, with caIacily
to treat pei day. We have the authority oi e
best mining experts the assertion that the ore can
be mined and treated cost of not 10 exceed
tcn 1t is believed. for experience has shown nl ine
ore increases i'm volume and value as depth is optaned
Gold was mined in this section before the Givii ar
and many an old soldier will recall the evidence OF
the fact observed Jy him while passing through ms
section in the DAYS of "a. We expect the develop
ments when modern methods Of mining and milling
are Introduced to show most gratifying results Inc
Powatan Mining Co. has expended large ano ua. OF
money in the purchase of the mines and IN proving
their extent and yalne. The officers ana oreciof anu
present stockholders have, by resolution mace .Ie
Treasury Stock preferred stock, TO the extent VI oee
entitled TO preference dividend Of SIX per cent
the other stock of the Company can 1srncia,e u, iie
net earnings We the sole agents for the SAFE VI te
Treasury stock. and invite correspondence SEQ. NJ
SIye & Co., Investment Bankers. 6l9 81. n. W.,
Washington, ID. &.
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the foi,...xil< chaic. har liz, rpnIc

HENDERSON BROS. ALMA. KAN, OFFER
IL the following choice bargains in real estate:
Fine I2lacre farm; so acres cultivation; balance
meadow and pasture; plenty hedge posts and frewood
orchard; fine fruit; fairly good farm house, good stone
barn; fine locaiion rural delivery and telephone
school threeguarters mile. Bargain at so per acre.
100 acres three and half miles from station Rock
Island r. r.: fIst-cass land: 10 alfalfa and blue
grass. line orchard; fyeroom house; new frame barn
3xs0. cattle shed 2Gx1o; feed lots with abundance Of
waer wei and running water wood for fuel; 100 acres
cultivated; D. acres PASTURE cribs grnary, tool houses
etc. excellent stock farm. Price 800.
200 acres smooth land 1i6 cultivated; % meadow; llC
pasture. 10 acres alfalfa; good fveroom house; board
stable fxoO, cribs and machine Sheds bearing orchard
four and half miles from X. X. town; ne tract OF
land, all tilaDle. Price s,7.50 per acre
$40 acres al sble $50 In cultivation; 90 acres
alfalfa: balance meadow and pasture: sevenrooni
house, large barn. cattle Sheds cribs. granary, carriage
house xeiisad widmills: fine young bearing orchard
four and half miles FROM good r. r. town, with level
road; hFsc'ass in every respect. OnlyS32 per acre
90 acres: % cultivated balance meadow and pasture
COED four-room stone house and outbuildrgs good
bearing orchard; four and half miles county seat
half Inie TO school, fine 50; vel located and ba-
gain NJ q, sos.
All Of above farms only 40 miles from Topeka Kan
Write at once to Henderson Bros, Alma, Kan. Refer
ence Alma National Eank.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

OFFICIAL ROSTER OF THE SOLDIERS OF
the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion and
Mexican War. Complete in twelve nicely printed and
well bound volumes good as new. VIII sell part or all
10 sit purchaser This Roster contains the main items
of the record of each officer and soldier enlsting from
Ohio and is divided into volumes. as follows:
Vol. l. tree months service 9th to 9th Z. S. C. T.
and miscellaneous organizations.
Vol. II. First TO Twentieth Regiments. inclusive.
Vol. III, Second 10 Thrtieth Regis, inc
Vol ~, Thirteth to Fifty-thiri 1;egts., inc.
Vol. V, Fifty fourth TO Siyty-ninih Regis, inc.
Vol. VI. Seveneth to Eishty-sixth Regis. inc.
Vol VII, Eighty TO One Hundred Eighth
Regt., inc.
Vol: VIII, One Hundred Tenth to One Hundred For
tieth Regis, inc.
Vol. *. one Hundred Forty-irst to One Hundred
Eighty fourth Regis, inc.
Vol y, One Hundred Eighty fifth to One Hundred
Ninety-eehth Infantry, Heavy and Light Artillery
Vol. NJ, Cavalry.
Vol. XII Mexican War, Q. S. N, and miscellaneous
Organizations.
Address VIM A. Shook Kings Creek Ohio.
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KANSAS FARMS ARE In DEMAND.

We have good investments in great, rich County
and STATE Ia these days of"set rich" schemes IL be-
hooves the nPes.or 10 be careful in choosing invest
ments.
II you want to buy farm worth the money, we
have IL If you want to trade land for or city
property, we nre the men to write.
We have All especially fine tract of land In Pawnee
County. Kan consisting of 5000 acres all fine bottom
land plenty of timber; four large stone houses, five
large barns; miles from the COuntyseat
would divide into several small farms: admirably
adapted for location of colony Price Si2000. Write
Field Il Davis, Alma, Kan. Reference, Bank oil
Alma, Alma National Bank, Alma. Kan.
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EALL IN As YOU WERE,
II HEADS up
DIf.tJrr nDr-c-, r-na&-

Now, want to say to you that II you want farm In
Southern Indiana, have it In price from SIS s5 per
acre. Good for stock, fruit and farming. DO you
want better ones. have them at $40 to 800 per
with good roads. schools churches free delivery, mild
climate, good water and health.
also have lands in the Red River Valley, North Da-
kota, Montana and Washington on the Great Northern
Railway there are none better) that sell terms
nearly same as rent. also have the best fruit and
trucking lands 10 miles north Of Mobile, Ala. None
better or more henthfl and climate unsurpassed. u
per 40 per cent cash and 10 per cent in six
O,tobers without interest taxes until fully paid
Title perfect.
For further particulars call address z. L. VIII
ams, Columbus, Ind. (4e miles south of indianapolis
and the center of pOpnIationl.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

HARMS FOR SALE--140 ACRES; SIX-ROOSf
Il house: large barn; mostly bottom land; timber;
good wafer railroad station at the door, large elevator
and stock pens heavy grain and stock shipping point
fine stock farm four miles from Parsons Kan. so per
acre with terms.
Also sos acres eight miles from Parsons, Kan, one
mile from nice railroad station fine Groom house. all
conveniences; large barn; dozen good outbuldings;
81 acres in cultivation; balance in pasture and meadow
Price $3.50 acre. good terms. For particulars write
w, {. King, Real Estate, Parsons, Kan.
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WANTED.

WE GIVE STEM-wIND AND STEM SET
w watch, your choice of 100 premiums fer sell.
Ing our superior blneHg. Send name and address and
send postpaid 16 packages Sell them at l0c pack
age and remit 81. so and send premium You select
from our large premium List. Davis Mfg. Co., James
town, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

"EADOWBROOK FARM IS OFFERED FOR
l sale at low price and easy terms. 1t contains
of land three miles southwest of Dundee
County, n. " Good buildings; good fences; waste.
well waered fruit Of all kinds; AT presen: mostly seed
ed and is in good state of cultivation. Satisfactory
reason given for selling. Title perfect For price and
terms address NJ. +. Naples, Dundee, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

harm AND TIMBER LAND FOR SALE IN
y Texas, North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia,
Tennessee, Arkansas, Alabama Louisiana, Mississippi
and Florida; also in Washington Minnesota North
Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska Iowa. Missouri Kan
sas and Oklahoma Give location number of acres
wanted, or amount 10 invest. George Grau 5l7 Edgar
ST., Evansville Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

COMRADES, ANY OF YOU HAVING; $12 PER
~ month or upwards. desiring pleasant home, with
splendid fishing, bird and large game shooting, good
cold water and the heathes and highest point in
Florida. lovely sand bottomed lake, good bathing
and boating, of the finest bearing orange groves In
the State not forgetting Strawberries and all kinds Of
vegetables the year round should address old COM
rade who has lived here for Is years 1t is filling
fast. SO first come first served Send stamp for refer
ence and reply. G. c. Smith & Co., Grand View Re
sort, Interlachen, Putnam Co., Fla
The National tribune., 1903-04-09
POULTRY. BIRDS, and PETsTock

COLUMBIAN wYANDOTrEs, the best variety OF
~ the best breed of general purpose fowls.
Pchconb Rhode Island Reds. the best variety of this
n,ost popular breed. -
Light BEahma Hantans, diamond editions of the
largest variety Of fowls. n
Dark Braiina Ban,anis the most beautiful of the
feather footed breeds.
Either variety will furnish profit Or beauty or both
Stock for sale Ia the Fall OF 1905; eggs for Matching &:
season al n perdozen for either variety. Mixed sittngs
ment out and save for future USE Terms cash In ad-
vance. Address all orders watchemoket Poultry
Yards, "a Meybosset street Providence II l.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

EsoR SALE-4o ACRES GOOD FARM LAND;
IL all under cultivation; house, barn and good youn;
orchard; half mile from Arlington, Rush Co, Ind.
where there good churches fine schools and stores
Of NIL kinds good railroad and nearly all reads piked
Also six and quarter Of land and five vacant
lots adjoining Arlington, Prices reasonable; terms
easy For particulars call on or address Sheppard,
Arlington, Ind
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

DICTURE OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IN
Il life coors. i6xso, SIC. '0ur Ffghters.'-Picture
Of Dewey, Schley. Layton Funston, and Roosevelt,
grouped together, postpaid, 35c; Mckinley Memorial,
Soc: Our Martyrs Mckinley, Garfield and Lincoln,
with INSCRIPTION Of each, for S5c All l6xeo in Address
Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

V1NOR SALE-TwO ACRE LOT IN THE SUB
urbs of Oak Park, Cal; under good state OF cul-
tivAtion: house with six rooms; good stable
and chicken outbuIidngs all good cultiva
tiOn with two wndmills for rrigans 100 young fruit
trees In bearing, varieties of different kinds; with rasp
berries strawberries and with good wuter
In good locality 10 minutes walk from streecar line
and four miles TO railroad depot ut Sacramento For
further particulars write TO John Lowell Rose Ave.
Oak Park, Cal.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

"ANTED-The whereabouts of W. J. or J. w.
w Smith, first LieItenantCo and late Colonel
OF the I'll. Tenn Cav; he lived at Ia Grange, Tenn,
before tie Also the address OF Lieut. Brass be
1onged 10 the Engineering Corps; stationed ut Po
cahonas Tenn In the spring OF 1863; amer the be
claim agent and attorney at law in the firm of
iirass & Hudson at Memphis, Teni Jesse S. Shands.
Dexter, Mo.
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AGENTS WANTED.

GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE EN-
IA elusive territory. "One dollar a year protects
YOU" We issue more accident and sickness policies
than any uher similar company in the world because
We issue the most popular and cheapest insurance
written: new pian 81 year pays for $3.50 policy; no
assessments dues: piher amounts in proportion.
Death benefit: weekly indemnity; specific indemnify
for loss of limbs eyesght free medical attendance
Many other original and popular features Issued to
either without regard color nationality occt
pa.ion. All claims promptly and literally settled Re-
liable representatives wanted everywhere good terri
tory still open: liberal contract to capable agents; pre-
vous experience not necessary. International Com
pany. 81 BroadWaY, New York.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

7.NOR SALEM THE CITY OF SYRACUSE,
II Onondaga Co., n. V. several desirable lots in u
desirable location in thicly inhabited portion of city,
lots laid out; streets graded: plank walks built and
shade trees growing III front of lots Address L. p.
Norton, Homer, n. Y.
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LADIES OF THE GAR.

SEyEN PINES CIRCLE, LADIES OF THE
y GAR. San Francisco, CaL--Prcs, Martha J.
finch: S.V.P.. Henrietta Home; J.VP, Bessie Ger
~: Chap. = y. Mccoy Conductor Sadie Pierrpoint;
sIa Annie Black, ASS; Con-. Louise Ball; ASST
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

E'oR SALE-PARM OF ei5 ACRES IN FAY
II cite County. Tenn, only miles from Memphis
fine land; 40 acres ploughed balance timber young
orchard OF 80 acres Just coming into bearing peaches
Farm Is well watered; will sell whole part H. A.
Allen, Someryie Tenn
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| WANTED My brother. Alfred II. Lathrop, served
w in the 18th Wis. during the last of the
and later enlisted in the 10th Z. S. Inf He
tered out nj Leavenworth, kan in 1867 and started for
home in Wisconsin. He wrote last from Macon Mo-,
bnt was never heard from afterward. though he was
very anxious to get home. Hany one las information
of him since March, 1867 please correspond with STAN
1 ley l.. Iatirop, Ashland, Wis.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

| WANTED-The address of the Hospital Steward of
w the Slough Hospital. Alexandria, Va Fall of 1865
Also the address of DR. Elliott; Last known of in Alex
andria. Va. Also of Carrick Ross; last known of in
Tuln w. Va Also OF Isaac Vaughn; last known of in
Kentucky. Any information concerning any all Of
said parties will be thankfully received by comrade
u. NJ Lane Co. G, l95th Ohio, SWIM Creek, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

A DDRESS SECRETARY, CHAMBER OF COM
"a merce. Sail Diego, California, Information
reaiive 10 cest place in America FOR
live or die. Fruits and fresh Vegetables every month";
More sunshine than Italy. No frost. Fishing boating
Bay or ocean surf swimming. Every day pleasure To
live The old soldiers land of promise Cost of living
moderate. Write.
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REAL ESTATE.

HENELE & BAKER, DEALERS IN REAL,
Il Estate. no 22i Arlington Building Portland ore
Farms city property, timber lands money ioan
changes uadc business chances. Are you looking f-
home: Those desiring n splendid location or want
Ing good field for investeu; to overlook
the splendid opportunities offered in the Pacific North
wes; Portland, Ore and vicinity challenge ALI corn
parison for actual investment Mild heahf c;l,nat,
no druuts FERTILE soil: markets. rich In ,unerai
timber and agricultural lands II you are coming 10
The Northwest examine cur complete lis. of property
For further Information address as above
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

EsoR SALE-TWo ACRES HALF MILE FROM
Il postoihce oranges, poIneios. apricots. peaches
pears, muperries, grapes and giayas, mostly bearing
tan, tvostory, sixroom house. Also small house
on u acres uninproyed. ID. L Sessions, Avon PARK,
Fla.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

| L,Ew PERSONS KNOW HOW TO LOCATE
II their long absent friends, TO learn The fate Of
the missing Send me the last known address and
when you last heard of the missing conrde incloslng
81 and will try to find him. Give his company and
regiment and where he enlisted. Don't write to me
if you cannot send the dollar have TO pay cash for
postage stamps and stationery. c. l.. Eberhart, Attor
ney nj Law. Beaver Falls, Beaver Co. Pa
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

WTANTED-The address of comrades who were at
w the marine hospital 81. Louis Mo-, from July,
iss TO February, 1861: G. l. Durbn, 3st Me-; George
sna Wes Cary, of Illinois; Wil!iam Bowman. of Mis-.
Clay City ILL.,: Joshua Woods, OF Illinois; FDney s9th
Ind Clark, Co. b, Tooth Ind; Reed, Illinois: Kline:
Riggs also Drs. Peabody and Golaway; anybody
else that there at that time r. J. Smith, Corydon,
Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

VETANTED-Inforrna of relations of Willis s.
w Baker, who served in co. b. 1Ith Mich, and Co
G, 9Th Mich Cav. Sergeant, and died here Oct. -
1902. No one knows where he born from, we
cannot find his discharge; think lie was from New
York Vermont Address John Mahoney, Box l52
Rose City. Mich.
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TIMBER AND TIMBER LAND.

TINEEE
AND TIMBER LAND.
wANTED-PERsoNs HAVING TIMBER. AND
Timber land for sale I'm the United States and espe-
cally within 100 miles of Youngstown, Ohio to de.
scribe kind Of timber and land, giving price OF same
Address NJ. C. Callahan, Greenford, o.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

7 OFFER THE FOLLOWING; NAMED WORKS,
l. postpaid, for price named; have but one copy OF
OF each Most of them have never been used: Gems
of Romance" large 50c Stnries OF All Ages, large,
ooc.; "Last Of the S!oaic,s' gilt top. Sc: Tour of
the World in SO Days. SOC; "Wormwood,' Marie
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NOR SAILED ACRES OF ORANGE LAND;
water house. barn, TOOLS 10 in bearing: three
miles from san Bernartino. and one-haif miles
from Cotton 10 from RedlaEds, from Riverside
Cal. Address Box AZ, Cotton, Cal
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

sSHUT THERE IN KANSAS.r-"God doubtless
~ could have made better country but he never
DID, Comrades wanting TO change location should in
yesigate kansas Cheap homes and fair by
comrde who has been 20 years in the business Ad-
dress Walter Dennng, Co. g, ISith H. Winfield Kan
Mention National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09
SEEDS AND PLANTS.

DULB BaRGAINS-DOUBL PEONIES EIGHT
ID varieties strong roots, I5c: sl50 per l. GIadi-
oins Is size scarlets and reds, 81 per loo: white and
light shades 81 per 100: extra mixture s. 30 PER 100
sirons aud Cilildsi IS per ieo Dwarf Pearl Taberose
No. I, &c Dozen DalIiia roots, choice varieties Io.
each. Can he sent al special express Aer seeds
extra choice mixed tall. so Hardy ca:apa
seed 90. aiound, postpaid. JAS Ii. Woodbuin. S,er-
ling, III.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NOR SALE-ONE GOOD COTTAGE LOT ON
II Somes Sound, Mount Desert, Me- or whole farm
so acres Is acres under cultivation: 50 of pas
wood room and good stable in good repair: good water
in house. Apply to b. T. Richardson, Sound, Hancock
Co. Me.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

WANTED Information of Michael Daisy, an es
w capped prisoner from the stockade in the summer
Of 1861 lie red for by the slaves on the planta
ton of ar VIM. I. Wilson. near Mars Bluff after he
escaped until Marcn CT April. 1865 at which time
left home and never met him agnin. We were to risk
the trip TO the Union lines. Georgetown 81 miles of
being the nearest point which had Just fallen into
the hands of the Federal forces was the point in
contemplation, but he was stolen on from me and
had make the trip alone. J. C. Wilson, late Ser
geant-Major. 10th U. S. c. T., Maysville, s. q.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

GTOCK RANCH FOR SALE, On THE NIOBRA-
= n River. One of the best small ranches in the
West For terms and particulars address ]. W. Smith,
Springview, Neb.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

JJyANTED-TO EXCHANGE BRITTON'S "CIVII
w War On the Border" two vols $50 pages, new for
either of the following: " Personal Memoirs" of L. =.
Grant, W. Il. sherman, I. II. Sheridan, e. II. Thorn
as Books 20 be good us Iew. Write at once. Henry
~ Reed. Jr.. Washington. Kan.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

J,OR SALE OR TRADE-1.o ACRES OF GOOD
T. cultivated land in Ponsett Co., Ark; n. E. !. Of
The N Il. y, and s. L. u ofthe " f. u. Sec Il, TT IL,
Range east one and three quarter mites from Weiner
Address Mrs A. c. Starnes, WOrthinston, Ind
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

HI1HE HERBRANI RAZOR-HAND FORGED.
l. The smooihest, kindest feeling razor 10 the face
that Is made.
Hand made. Finely finished throughout. Send order
for one.
Extra hollow ground and full concave, 81.
Regular hollow ground, for heavy boards, S150.
Agents wanted.
The S. p. Cutlery Co., Derby, Conn.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

THOR SALE-FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY
l. at bargain. Good town and farming country;
good water, climate, and healthy location. Call or
address John Welker. Billings, Mo.
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

SAN DIEGO, THE IDEAL LAND FOR THE
~ Old soldier to weather his years. so DAYS of
sunshine; frustss flowers and fruits every month;
living cheap: nothing equals il anywhere next door
to heaven Address Adjutant Hicks, Court House. san
Diego, Cal
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WANTED TO BUY,
w Soldiers Additionals and Land Warrants.
Highest market price paid. Have for sale all kinds
of land scrip and warrants. Will also prosecute land
contests secure patents for Government land, and OBJ
tain pensions. +. M. leatOn. 800 ST., Washing
ton, u, L,
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

NOR SALE-ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
acres of very choice land. located in best part of
south Minnesota, for daiTying and stock raising. All
fenced good windmill; abundance of water Can on
or address c. w. Fairbank West Concord, Mimi
The National tribune., 1903-04-09

VrILLMORE AND THAYER COUNTY LANDS
for sale; best part of Nebraska. Send for descrp-
tive list Babcock Land Agency, ohiowa, Neb.