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The National tribune., 1903-02-05

DLOOD POISON, EITHER PRIMARY. SECOND
L airy or tertiary, producing Coppcr-colored spots
PimplcS. Sore Throat, Aches, Old Sores, TIGERS,
Mucous Patches in mouth, Hair OF Eyebrows falling
out ETC.. Quickly, positively and forever cured with
ont the of Mercury Iodide OF Potash, by the
wonderful Herbalis Compound, a fen weeks use oil
which makes n cean healthy being, after complete
failure with the Hot Springs and other treatment
Full information, and bottle for trial. sent fee oil
charge 10 AL sufferers. Address, Prof. f. G. Fowler
New London, Gem.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05
A Bohemian City,

Ten per cent. of the foreign-born popu-
lation of Cleveland and per cent of the
foreign-born population Of Chicago is Bo-
hemian. In Milwaukee, GO per cent. of
the fOreign-born population is German,
and in Cincinnati, 65x
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

CATARRH.-DR SYKES SURE CURE HAS
~ been doing its good work for over quarter Of a
century. Ore reason @hy Is because II is the only
treatment that Is used both locally in head, with
faor and taken internally well 1t reaches and de-
stroys the carrh wherever locaied in the body
Package for pint and Insufaior for using per
mail on receipt of $50. Our 6ipage book, symptom
blank, testimonials, &c, sent free receipt of name
and address postal card. Dr.. Sykes sure Cure Co..
Dept s. lie So Leavt ST., Chicago, Ill. Many an old
comnde knows the value of this treatment
The National tribune., 1903-02-05
Population Of Europe.

From a complete table giving the popu-
lation of each State of Europe, its area
and the number of inhabitants per square
kilometer, the following data are taken:
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

WAS AFFLICTED WITH 4 CANCER on MY
face: it commenced over two years ago called on
several doctors They advised me 10 have II cut OUT
my paper advertisement from ii. T. Evens,
Hopeweli Washington Co.. Mo-. for cancer:
put my self under his treatment; was entirely cured
in the short time of eight weeks If anyone looking
cancer should this article send at
II. F. Eyens. lie will surely cure You. Warren
Mcclure, Paterus, Wash. Recipe Tor the above cure
sent for % cents.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

A Il ABILENE, KAN, DIR. BARNES A. SEE
"A lyc's White: green Ontmen; is i'iade. The great
est Pile eczema and eye remedy known. Sent
any - cents Il. e. Mallory. LacUn, ILL.,
suffered with piles for years. Sceye's WinterSreen
Ointment cared him.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05
MEDICAL.
CArARru CAN BE Cured.

Catarrh is kindred ai:ment of consumption,
long considered incur,ble; and yet there Is one
remedy that will positively cure c.linrih IN any
of its stages. For many years this remedy was 'lSeu
by the late Dr. stevens, n widely hoed anhoIh!
az; all diseases of the threat and lungs. Having
tested lis wonderful curative powers i'll thousands
of cases. and desiring 10 relieve human suffering
will send free Of charge all sufferers from Ca!arr
Asthma, Consumption, and nervous diseases, tins
recipe. in German, French or English. with N d.
,ections for preparing and using Sent by mail by
addressing with stamT, naming this paper, w. A.
Moves SIT Powers b. ock. Rochester, y. \.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

r ADIES-I POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MY
II Never Failing Ergo-koo Compound 10 safely re-
lieve The longest, must obstinate case q DELAYED
a.monhy periods in three five days without har
pain or interference with work Only Sl.5n Double
strength, s. Write DE- Souihngton Remedy Co., NJ
5l5 Main street, Kansas Cily, Mo.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

DILES- INSTANT RELIEF, FINAL CURE IN
Il few days and never returns No purge. No
Sa!ve. No supposi:ory. Remedy mailed free Ad-
dress ]. Ii. Reeves Box Cos, New York City, y. y.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

NALUABLE.-A RECIPE FOR A EMINENT
which cannot be eXcelled for sprlis bruises, etc.
beast al cost of 60 cents per gallon; also
excellent condition powder for horses and CATTLE boil,
recipes for GO cents In stamps; strictly confidential
Reference National Bank OF GERMANTOWN, Pa This
will only appear a few times. 1hos. A. Wentworth
Black Ash, CrawfJrd County, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

DROPSY-NEw DISCOVERY: GIVES QUICK
relief and cures worst Book of testinon ais
and 10 days treatment free. Dr. ii. ii. Green's Sons,
EoX Q. Atlanta, Ga.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

DILLS, PILLS, PILLS, TRY THEM. GOOD
i for indigestion. bousness, sick headache. AMI
other ailments arising from Gisorded stomach Made
from the wellknOwn Oregon shrub CascaTa Sagrada,
better known cittim Guaranteed pure and unadul-
tor,fed 20 cents per botle reduced for large
quaint, les VIM. A. WrOe Gardiner, Oregon,
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

nEARC 0MRADES-HAVEY YOU EVER HEARD
- of the smithsonian Truss which has loop
that gives wonderful steadness and leverage never
before known? Scientific In construction. Holds AT
the internal ring Does not touch the pubic bone.
very light -"Almost like nothing" Holds where
others fall The best guarantee ever given with a
truss goes with II. Fit and sold b. q. II. Kemper,
Druggist ossOod Ripley County, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

nCE'T DELAY, ORDER AT ONCE AND BE
- cured-Bentley's White Lily CatarTh Cure gives
instant relief and effects 1t is recommended
by all The leading physicians who acquainted with
its Sent post paid receipt Of price, % cents
five bottles for 81. Established 1876 Address DIR. S.
O. Bentley, l33 =. Fourth street, Newark, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

IL MOTHERS WHO HAVE TEETHING
IA children should write 10 me, and will send them
q recipe which will tell them how TO make the best
soothing syrup earth can be made in few minutes
and costs but little. will send the recipe for only 10
cents and one two-cent stamp. Mrs s. Massie, 1913
South Second street, Ironton, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

NALISTONES CURED IMMEDIATE RELIEF
VI and permanent cure. No surgical operation
required. DR.. W. {. Payne, Marshailtown, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

T OOK BEAUTIFUL - COMPLEXIONELS, A
- new simple, harmless discovery for bleaching the
tkn andsremoving pimples and blackheads. Send 30
for recipe and sample package Lock Box No.
e. GIespieyille, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

7 WILL TELL THE READERS WHO SUFFER
i from sick-headache how TO make sics-headache
pills which will give them relief In few minutes.
Send only Is cents for this valuable recipe. Mrs.
Il. Massie Ss3 South Second street, Ironton, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

! vINHE BEST SALvE IN AMERICA FOR CUTS
l. bruises. old sores, bos, sprains, chlblans etc
Send % cents fora box 10 b. Brookns son. Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

NOMRADES.-TRYS OVELI'S OINTMENT FOR
~ piles catarrnh, sore feet, rheumatism, infamed
eyes cuts, bnrs bruises, etc. Sent TO all parts Of
America for ID cents per box with full directions Sole
agent, Theo. Hughes, IS Krug street. Dayton, o.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

AIDES - OUR MONTHLY REGULATING
II Tablets never fail. Box Free. Friar Medicine
Co. L. Buffalo, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

WANDA RHEUMATISM CURE CONTINUES
w to bring glowing reports of the wonderful
cures It is perfecting. rheumatism can not possibly
continue to exist in the system when Wanda Rhenma
tism Cure is taken. One dollar, prepaid. Wanda Med
icine Company Lebanon Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

rJNo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: KEEP YOUR
l. eye this ad., cut out, and don't forget. This
recipe COSTS out little 10 MI at any drug store and Is
viii explain all of its merits. will send it, postpaid,
to any address for 80 cents order or stamps TAKEN
Address j. w. Neighb0r, L. o. Box li6 New Corners
town Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

NLD SOLDIERS-SEND ME THE NAME AND
~ address of your druggist and 10 cents. and will
send you ticket for 80 cent bottle of medicine John
l., Raw Albertville Ala
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

COMRADES. SEND ME &c. 1 WILL SEND
~ you, prepaid, Soc box best healing salve and pile
remedy In the world. Send for circulars ard terms
agents. Comrade DR.. L +. Brown, 924 Broils St,
Fort Worth. Texas.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

rREMOR PILLS CURE SICK HEADACHE,
~ Liver Complaint, Costiveness and Dyspepsia
Dose, one. Box, &c. Sample free. Address DR.. L. L.
True Mc(onnelsyiIle O.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

Q END TO COMRADE OLMSTEAD FOR FREE
= sample of Pacal Balm Positively cures Asthma,
Throat and Lung Trouble. Catarr of Head and Stom-
ac Piles, Old Sores and skin EIuptions 25c. and Soc.
Druggists prepaid. Address Pacal Balm Co., ST
Louis, Michigan.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

NEVER FAIIS-A SALVE THAT WILL CURE
N any sore, 10 matter how old. Send 10 cents TO
May ID. Rply, Lowell, Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

r AIDES, $500 REWARD FOR A CASE OBSTI-
i II nate suppression, any cause I'm pathology, my
monthly reg. fails to relieve: safe, harmless; mail how
long suppressed. Dr. Jackson Il Co., 1863 Dear yorn
Street. Chicago
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

r AIDES, SEND Me so CENTS FOR a MONTH
II ~ remedy which has been tried by many and al
ways given relief Recipe can be filled any drug
store and is perfectly harmless The money for this
recipe will help support widow and two little or
phans Mrs s. Masse 593 South Second ST., Ironon, O.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

COMRADES HAVE DISCOVERED A NEW
- for smallpox. scarlet fever, and dphthera; IL
will fate inside of - hours Send for q
bottle Price 81 Communications answered. Box 2Sj,
Breckenridge MINI,
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

COMRADES HAvEA SURE CURE FOR tn E
- grippe. Send Is cents for recipe George NJ. Hail.
Co. B. lsith n Y. Inf, Rattle Run, St Clair Co., Mich
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

L,Ofs LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-I HAVE A
L Skin Food and Bleacher which quickly drives away
wrinkles and gives beautiful tinted complexion. Send
81 for recipe. L. Alum, p. q. Box 2O0 MarengO Iowa
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

C.ALvE = THE BEST FAMILY SALvE ON
- earth for liberated piles and itching rectum and
cuts and Of ell kinds % cents q box. Address
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

ErREE, FRET FREE! THAT'S WHAT WE
Il mean. A free for consumption Particulars
for stamp. Pumonium Company, Box 400, Lebanon,
Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

FTyO THE PEOPLE OF MISSOURI, KANSAS,
L Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois who have tested
"BroOkins' Golden Salve" and know It's virtue: will
state that, by request have put up of and You
can now get box by mail by sending % cents TO l. T.
BIOokins Jackson Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

FJNRY MY OREGON BAI!SAMIC SALVE. GOOD
l. for cuts, burns, boils, etc % cents per box;
duced rates for large quantities VIM A. Wroe, Gard
per. Oregon
The National tribune., 1903-02-05
GEN EALoGY.
NSURaECE.

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE MICHIGAN MU-
L tuai of Detroit, Mich, and you will make mis-
take. Address ]. W. Shaner, Pomeroy, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

CANITARIUM.-DR. f. A. SECOY, PHYSICIAN
- and surgeon. An upto-cate sanarjI:m equipped
with all modern surgical appliances. EaSry kind of
taken, except contagious diseases Trained
Outdoor sports. Drug habtues cured. Prices right
Consultation free. ACCOMPLISHMENT cases taken. Tele-
phones IN building. Xray therapeutics Nervous dis
eases. Diseases Of women and surgical cases given
special attention. Main street, Stockport. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

SEND SOC. TO GEO ]. CLARK, WALNUT, KAN.
= and get Il recipe for making the kessler Linment,
a good thing for rheumatism.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

DILES CURED IN ONE WEEK-A REMEDY
i that never falls Recipe sent for y cents. Ad
dress +. Blum, Fitzgerald Ga.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

MO FAKE.-SEND &C. FOR A RELIABLE RE-
~ cipe for the of and warts without pain
or soreness Cure YOURSELF make money curing others
Jas a. Barnes, Ellington, w. Va.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

rINO KNOW IF THE UNBORN WILL BE 4
l. girl or boy. Send 2oc. in silver 10 Lock Box Is,
Harrisburg Ore.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

COMRADES: NATURES REMEDY FOR KID
~ ney and bladder troubles is '.Turtine." 1t re-
lieves all Inflammation, gravel, etc. mail the roots.
package makes half gallon medicine &c, postage
prepaid. T. A. Nickels Hot Springs, Ark.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

II ADIES-USE OUR HARMLESS REMEDY FOR
delayed suppressed menstruation IL cannot fail.
Trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Dept IA, Milwaukee,
Wis
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

CONS AND DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS: I
y have the hest remedy known for pimples and
blackheads. Sufficient quantity to last month"; and
most cases. sent postpaid, with full directions for
using for 50 cents Address Henry Galpin Plantsviile
Conn.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

such presumption being raised upon the
basic doctrine of innocence. But when, in
4 case like the one under consideration. a
man is shown to have had, doubtless, five
wives, and three of them are known to be
living with no divorce obtained, certain
it is that the death or divorce of the other
two can not be assumed upon the general
presun ption of innocence OH his part. If
he married Virginia A, as he did within
one month after lie left Mary j.. the ap-
pellant, there is no good reason to believe
he would have been deferred from doing
the like so far as the appellant and the
former wives were concerned; and it
should not be forgotten at this point
that the officer did not state the facts
freely prior to his marriage with appel
liant, but they were practically forced from
him by appellant after marriage, and af-
ter she had obtained them without the
knowledge of the officer, and from out
side parties.
"a careful analysis of the opinion in
the German case shows that the Depart
ment did not assert the burden of proof
to be upon the Government to prove the
illegality of the marriage. 1t merely
quoted the rule laid down by the Supreme
Court of the United States as it should
be applied between cOntesting parties.
'"The opinion in the case of Burton
shows. seemingly, contrary ruling by tile
Department, for said opinion does practi-
caly assert that if the Government at
tacks the validity or legality of ceremo-
NAL marriage, the burden of proof shifts
to the Government. Such statement,
however, is not true, and the doctrine is
wholly untenable, has no foundation what
ever in law of equity, places claimant
and the Government in opposition to one
another as a plaintiff and defendant, and
is in defiance of the foundation principles |
of the entire pension system of the United
States.
''The Government does not. in this case,
attack the legality of appellants marriage; |
it does not contest its legality, and it does
not attack or contest any alleged mar
rage in any pension claim. 1t simply |
rules that there are not sufficient facts
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

KEMPER'S WHITE PINE CO.-FOR COUGHS
II and colds has equal; 4oz- bottle, . cents
mailed 10 your address, money refunded if not salts
factory. Prepared BY q. Il. Keniper, Osyood, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

l,ANCER CURE-NO NEW EXPERIMENTAL
- mass, but old and tried-nOt found wanting.
Particulars OF Lebanon Cancer Cure Co.. Lebanon. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-05

L,OR 10 CENTS STAMPS 1 WILL SEND RECIPE
i for restoring gray hair. Have used it for five
years. Cheap Address c. Box 10, Scots, Mich.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-29
BEATRICE WAS WRECKED
Stern OF Fishing Steamer Found Bot
tom Up On viruinia Coast.


Norfolk Va, Sept 26.-The United
States weather bureau received inior-
nation from Captain Drinkwater. or
the Currituck life saving station. that
the stern of a steamer bearing the
name Beatrice, New York" was
pounding bottom mp in the breakers
two and onehalf miles south Of CAT
feys Inlet life saving station. Caheys
Inlet is half way between Curriiuck
and Kittyhock. The wreckage is sup
posed to be from the fishing steamer
Beatrice. which was caught in the re-
cent hurricane while south OF the Della
ware Breakwater. "Wednesday. Septem'
Der Is She carried a crew OF 80 men.
and was loaded with 100000 fish. Her
captain was J. w. Leland. of Balti-
more. II. S. Roy was the engineer
and Thomas r. Latham his assistant.
Both of these men were from Norfolk.
There were two other white men In
the crew, and the remaining 80 were
negroes
The Beatrice put out from Cape
Charles September II for Delaware
Breal.watcr with a cargo OF fish. She
was overtaken by the hurricane, and
nothing has been heard Of her till the
coast wires brought the news OF her
stern washing ashore. The message
says the life savers will board the
wreck at low tide The Beatrice was
owned by the Atlantic Fisheries Com
pany. OF Cape Charles, and was valued
at $4,000
The finding of this wreckage sets at
rest all doubts as TO the fate OF the
Beatrice and her crew. none of whom
are possibly alive to tell the particu-
lars Of the disaster.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-29
LYNcnsURo MOB LYNcHes MAN
Sheriff to Defend Negro Shot One OF
His Assalants.

no FNcocNaHhos
Lynchburg. Tenn, Sept 26.-Sherin
George II. Davidson. in attempting to
save the life OF negro. fired into a
mob which was assailing the jail,
wounding a man whose name is I'M
known. The sheriff summoned assist
ance. but he and his aides were over
powered. the jail entered ard the much
wanted negro, Allen Small. shot to
death in the corridor. The mob was
composed OF about % people. Sheriff
Davidson was alone az the time. He
refused 10 give mp the keys and opened
fire from window. He wounded one
OF the mob but his identity Is not
known. The sheriff then called for
the police. Two officers and several
citizens rushed 70 the jail, but despite
their presence the mob battered down
the wooden door at the foot OF the
stairs leading to the corridor The
sheriff and posse made a strong re-
sistance. but were unable to prevent
the mob from breaking in the iron
door at the head OF the stairs and en-
tering the cell occupied by the negro
about whose neck they placed a rope.
As soon as the men emerged from tn"
cell It became apparent that the negro
could not be taken from the jail and
hung for fear OF being fired on and he
was shot 10 death The mob then
made an effort 20 escape. but The
sheriff and his guard captured three of
them and they are in jail
Small was under arrest on the charge
Of assaultng Mrs Eliza Eggleston. and
at his preliminary hearing the warrant
was amended as to charge a simple
case of assault.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-29
Nearo Beaten TO Death On shir

Norfolk. Va, Sent %. Theodore
Saunders. of Atlanta. Ga. and Paul
Jordan. colOrcd, of Norfolk, have ar
rived here from Hamburg. being
brought back to this country by order
of the department Of justice to testify
against Frank Moree. a sailor board.
ing house runner. under indictment on
several charges of shanghaiing in Nor
folk. Saunders describes the killing
Of Reuben Minyard, a negro. who he
says was shipped on the Spanish
steamer Diana from this port June 81.
He says that Minyard while the ship
was in midocean. was lying in an ex-
hausted condition, caused by over
work in the fireroom. According TO
Saunders. the fourth engineer, second
engineer and donkey engine man
fogged Minyard with twoinch knot
ted rope, from which beating he died.
A day afterwards, at midnight, with a
CRATE bar tied TO his body. the dead
man was thrown overheard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-29
MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA.

1t is said the London artillery that
is TO visit Boston marched to the
wharf to the step OF the Star Spangled
Banner, Marching Through Georgia,
and other National airs. We are
curious to know when and by whom
Marching Through Georgia was pro
claimed National air. 1t is alto
gether a sectional march, dedicated
to one OF the most destructive and
,lisgraceful marches ever made by
any army in this, and probably
in any other civilized country
It was dedicated TO Shermans
march through Georgia in the
latter part OF the Civil War, a state
that had almost been devastated
by the Coniederacy for subsistence
for the Southern army, In which the
soldiers were given license to plumber
rob and destroy what was lett, and
they exercised their privileges to the
fullest extent. 1t was their boast
that not even q chicken, duck, goose
or turkey was left in their track. In
many instances the torch was applied
to farm houses, barns and other out
buildings, and the entreaty and tears
Of helpless women were spurned and
jeered at, and in many cases they
we're abused by the ruffian soldier
and camp-followers in rough and In
decent language. These things are
fresh in the memory OF the Southern
people today, and II it takes gen
eral acceptance to constitute a tune
a National air, Marching Through
Georgia can never be adopted as
such. And more, We believe the time
will come when that march will be
outlawed by the Northern people
themselves, and it will not be heard
even in the parades of the Union vete-
rams.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-29
MRS. DAVIS BETTER
Physicians Announce Decided Improve
inert In Patients Condition.

FNItlEldUt ftffUOulNC OCNi0CQ
rert In Patients Condition.
Buffalo, Sept. 2S.-There was feel
ing of qualification among the close
friends and relatives of Mrs. Jefferson
Davis when the physicians announced
a decided improvement in the condition
of the venerable patient
While the improvement is marked,
the doctors will not 90 so far As 10
state that Mrs. Davis is entirely out Of
danger The rally began yesterday.
She had trying time, and deep anxiety
was depicted on the faces of those who
silently entered and left the sick cham
Der.
Mrs. Davis sank into a pes,,ul sleen
after midnight, 49, - -,
.,,,url@-' --nd Wnen sne a"Ohs
sne smiilp ss.y informed the nurse al
bedside that she felt much better.
The improvement continued through
out the day.
us the change so pronounced, doc
tor. that you would make the unquali-
fed statement that Mrs. Davis will en-
tirely recover her%ealth?" one of the
physicians was asked at Castle Inn
this morning.
mo" he replied 1T is sufficient 70
say that there is an improvement in
her condition. This Is the first time
since she was stricken down that !
have made any such statement as that
II must suffice"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-29

Rev. J. s. Bassett, d. d., OF North
Carolina, is writing the Lille oil An
drew Jackson lie has been in
Washington two months collecting
data. 1t is hoped when he puts his
book on the market we can ascertain
whether the General was born in
North Carolina or South Carolina.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-29

The Mayor OF Nation, Illinois,
must be real sporting official. He
is now under an indictment with
twenty-nine counts to it and a true
bill on every count. He Is accused
OF entering into contracts with gam
bling houses, immoral places and
Sunday saloons.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-09-29
Appendicitis From Biting mustaehe.

Sioux City, Ia. Sept. Pei. J. Sny-
der a cigar manufacturer OF this city,
has had an attack Of appendicitis due
to biting of his musta,he and swall-
owing the hair Snyder was removed
to a hospital and an operation per-
formed. The surgeons found in the
appendix a number Of hairs which
matched the patients mustache but
were different from the hairs on his
head. These were pronounced thc
rect cause OF the altar Aftor recov.
erlng--epesciousness Snyder acknowl-
edged he had habit of continually
biting the ends of his mustache.