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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

AUCTION aAt.E u fire furniture ths
asasatrnfH - s4s ~ fnsafu prtNata fr#ss
drnfr . 81 Ht0ksrtun q &C. VII
sell On THURSDAY 18th. ~ = ehafts
atnnus Ataka capitol tiili car ct ct
AZ Denny Way hguss mounted llftRs
arfinka floss mattresses. htrrsFl 6
maple aud golden oak bureaus. Gets
modes ehiffuutstE, dlHiuE fuptn i.ts
nffnfr In golden nah. satruEimTt tahfns
chairs buffet ghgna cabinet ftfF
fhina. easas ant siiNsreafsz pafaaf
ftzfHifafH - the hrat fsvsfal uierHs
iu urafhsred Oak. fine leather eour p
haVaufsarf re- kHfH fafHinlfgeH eir n
to .nh fine f.fHfnfsa tsirs curtains
fHa hsftHfI rugs Fnffssts. the best =
ufuaHsit White drnEsh~ad esNtns
machine Ma feHtfr rHmEs. oak heater.
kitchen Furnishing etH 1ta ahuf E
i n tha s.rF hFst I'd used buf a
short time D. " uisksftep. aass
tlamwfF
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THE FIRST NATIONAL bank 81
srai backing hsslesss iraasaeted
tsr~s Lester TuHnrrt Y = Maurice
MeAisksn. eastirr. s'hsss Nesiss,
tsiisd sis'ss sns Earops
TnK cANAptAN HANK or COM.
MEHNN t-Auital nsid ~ q ~ zoe
lelxht wfliian seven hundred thoua.
sn9 deliaFsi surnius 3 ~ asa. Inter.
sssl ssasips Business i 'fsasses.a
Seattle branch corner James street
sna Ascand avsuus q v Holt
rsaaaEsr.
TnE scAsDiSAvIAS AMERICAN
ttags ~ seattie- 4 E.netai bsns!ns
O. i''' sasitsi sSa satrias ~ - <
Chilhsfs Pre-. A. " ssslhsfs. Nig~
prss y y i.hne, cashier. Geo. n
f1sbss. ssss cashier.
PEOPLES sAviSus BANK
Sec end avenue and Ilks street raps
IT, eat, - @ = $4,000 -.
tnsfelat SAVINGS ard ifss, business.
pugEr BOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
captiai stpsk PAID ~ $500 surPipss
. -. turth. pre- fsulds
sHlth v.es re- y , AipsS-nll
sfsiss " the Unitsd atAtes and IN.
rrps
Cash Rspistsrr -
hard al makes baasht sola o.
sEeEanged tiouai e.Rgh REGISTER
10 81 Washington beiidlnE
curios
VlsfT NYe Ode cgrie.s.tY ehgp' foot
Madison street. Indian relies. sea
Hh@HA' fA@
Daneirs Academy
sr7T7TT,1'f Ss41lN f#fpsleh ursrn tsniisgr.
Society, STAGE. aanclna and eoay cui-
turt Phone. RED y.
oressmshina
MEBESfE 4 & skslffi . ftinekioS.
Dentists
pke CT SEisos. Ea.@.l Arcade BIDS
Dramatic School
RUNS bramaIu snd OpefauC school,
ptreStlon % Northwestern Theatrical
~ ndacate Fall term eomm.ticss
ssEsmsnts guaranteed graduates els
fneufns' eourses acuEs3 voice 9ulld.
lbs dageins lles9riP,ixs cataiesss'
cirais John Cert. manager. Tsis-
rherra Hius -
Eanirssr. end con.raoters
rffSfsF sofSb RRfbGE 4 pREbG-
Z no CO Scandinavian American
Vauk building railway and Highway
brtdEeg AMI yladucts. steel and tron
WORK fer building dredging and
harts1r improvements. pile DRIVING
FOLDING ssd.
A0uRts FoLDtN0 nEDs Call al
I faeisfy, siIs Pike tahlsa made q
I Junk
iF you want correct weiEhts and
prompt returns deal with the Chicago
| Junk Co. INA Western Main 90.
Mechanical Engineers
/ ~ l. MALLAafER-t1a-t Pioneer.
Millinery
/ MRS. a, NJ fIAEHON-Fall millinery
81 the lowest prices. Cor. Fourth and
Musical
HEH1IN School q Music rs bs6SS
/ niock
Notary Public
Jks. Il TAYLoR Downs blk. Main IN
oeulisu and aurlsts
DR. j. A. NNON-s02- so
DR. FONDA NADEAU-ssi Burke bid
Or KIBBE-B bailey building.
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A Snap In
a Farm

% HeTeHI luEaITl eIU7r p HrhtIIT- y
acres cleared under the pillow bear
Ing orchard 1T 500 trees. splendid
Tsfuun ha4ne. large barn. fine
team Of horses. g head ~ stock,
pigs chickens. and ali the farm
Ing implements This place II 10
cafed on she mHiu county ROAD
aud altogether most desirable
place. away below market value
sou can have Il fnr s. a9D an saHs
terms ~ payment. ~ Will accept
Seattle property az part pay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

i g1TTTsfI Ss5N fsfpsle heTsfS 6eiisEs.
nnziegy, stage. naucinA and bod cui-
4 taFe fhane nea n.
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Nfstf ~ 40. easg terms see0nd-
hand All makes buusht rnid o.
unchanged is-ttunal eh4h HsEistSF
60. Ell IS ashinstun hr9ttlnE
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LOTS a. Ross Hrd Sunset Heights
Adds frf - o. us i Hrr cent
cash. aud balance muuthif
MNHts q CO.
Phone. niack szsA - Boston bfk
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SfRff EYe oide CuFipsstF Shoe foot
Madison street indian relies. sea
shells. sHn=
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Tides

FIRST vi r. eN2 a. m IL feet.
Seeurt n r. 2Sz 8 ma Ef' feet.
FIRST T. 7 SIS = m. IS ferf
Sseoud l. T. 50 ,. m 80 feet.
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rlNrr,Llsa -. I'D

s-lNETIItHu HEAL HU1I'
y faara hauHr beet insaflou iu cifFl
fafnffufa good nirr side halls aAd
afaifs rent - ail fsH g. ~ This r.
,alIf nueszaat Wa are Hut aHHaH1fd r.
show thIs uHN Tor IL 10 the real
thing
gaff Farfe ard Investigate
Nn4fn - f'niHn tifsa % st ave
YBrH NTrE&ftoNf
We sill hzIfid 4 nuiittnE g. your nFasf
40 one - the fruat EhaiEr lot W -
tIaas iH Seattle. ransfHN ffHm 2 -
vs....rtaf.f4 THla GuIidinE NtN hs
sfrfrfif faHsirfnl pressed hflEk ffnHt
a. ui~aaF trnaHt THIS feqHtfNa some
fs.4sasF L. handle nf BOND
- = 80 Haarn - itsfinn hik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

CIIEAP-TWo large tracts uf land aud
aatory house only ffa6 II sold AZ once
Zee owners. Mauie or Grtfin. Garden
station. ~ cents fare on now Rem.
ton car. ist and Jackson IT.
= LOTS IN stephans Addition 10 Bal
lard tower 2 acres Of land al " per
lot. good title. A. -. Newell nc
Marion ~.
6 sALEaMEN are required 20 handle
the crowds at Ifillmah City buying
acre tracts People are aurpriaed 90
get them 30 cheap and on such easy
terms. scent fare on Washington st.
Come today.
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HE SEATTLE STAR.
vtnrrl7 loans money on real eulatsi
lqnE ume payment m9nthit I Dc
hseoaa aud columbia 3reet
Financial Continued
| C0f1NfEilAL nAEk diaffo !
collateral i6o cherry
! UNION LOAN 60. Loans ttouas.
hold furHituro5 warehouse rrCpiutH
pianur houses to"m $ no ehcrrY
Lest
/ LOST A iadyH PURGE ln Fremont on
Green tsekc ear Ilease return -
AfH , HalEnn. care # Star
PERSONALS
MAbAM zAHA DrrndInss are good
other people know q fou won't tigt
Neu have one. 90 ftfHt avenue
Mna JOSIE " fFnNEH MassaRe.
iHH NtHIu and Facial Treatment
with the Nihro MnHrhEn Machine. "a
Mcdonald hioeh Phone. black ues.
Low. t.EfTEHs buulnsau letters. aud
catchy Hdftf tiHsmruta Written Room
: 20 tieHt avenue
MtHs EDNA nHowNiNd. vnpor
hHthH aud massage. ihlaM llrHt
Avenue. room
[ EsgIosE 10 stamps for AstrolaKy
MHdu lsHHY aud Whom 60 MARY
Afa Adslina Swain iWi lot ave
lifHALTil is improved with "a bath add
NlhfarraFs mtHsaHo hra fait eli 9TH
vArOH Massage aud rob nahs.
tiaah ard ave May Toner Flat g.
Pianist
rndR NAN CORTLAND. the world =
greatest rhimist Hnd ciUirsuyant
nat hs eapHuited daily on ali affairs
pnor VAN CORTLAND.
Rooms ~ ard u Grand Pacific Hotel
tib fifHt avenue.
The Vcndumo iiatsi Let ave 10 Go E.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Absfrsetsts
oHh1BhE TltEMlEH 4 Co inc.
sstahliHhgd iaef. mildns claim al
EtfaviH. tlaBrmsut MUTUAL Life bids
ffonea. Sunset hstind %
nooru NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Abstract Coz established lsia naHes
msnt - ttailsr ak Phone hain IA
SEATTLE ABSTRACT co. n. \. Blk.
suetianeera
n WALRELA ssnsai saruansot.
S iiiSs 1amss 1 y and 49, Al '''h
Attorneys 81 Ia,~
vi a. u HuksMAN Attorney at Law
l.efaenal injury ea@gH a sbeeialtf.
30 mi Pacific block. ssai'is.
THOMAS PAGE Marion Block. nom
srhaviss a.
@, wARp KEMr. Burbs bia naff 20
" . lAanrru pts raeine bloes
Architects
= " noeoiitoS si-ai cehlna
Business Colleges
nlsHf methods aud teachers Acme
hssinsss eo'ieEs bseand aud Pike
PROP aoHiRfNs daY And nisht
"eheol fpefth and feslTr
Banks
UNION SAVINGS a TRUST co.
Ia Cherry street
Seattle
rAtp ~ cAptrAL.-.sss.,...... tieo oa
VI iahn '.ssss.t.s. s..,t.,sst...sss a"pa9
koeNEu&L HANKiNa a aANtN0H
utHlSEsk TRANSACTED.
JHmes u tioKs. ir.... President
= n HfesaFf $3.50. lee President
y T. fsaNmaH# ..... Vice President
: u hatnef sssss.tt+sss Cashier
TIE ONLY nASK N SEATTLE
HFEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
W. raN I Per cent interest ga Hass
ihEa iArtlHitai FtNu ASA Home RaNs
inga Hanks Has and sell foreign and
domestic exchange Collections a spss
ciaffY,
SEATTLE AGENTS
HAM uF CAPE NOME
THE FIRST NATIONAL nASK 81
seattle Paid uu capital tiia as8. Hrsts
sfaf backing hstslrrHH tfansAc ted
Pres Lester II slHHrF Y = Maurice
MeMirkeu. cashier. Ghaa 4 Master
Eaas asst cashier a = Fafhhurst
slha.hs.s ga rf,peipa elites u
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TIE HcANDtSAVIAN AMERICAN
4ank ~ Heattin@ general hsnkkug
business traaactea depasits 9 "a
o. capital ard sutrius 10 30 A
EH4lhsfE pee a. " HarihsfEs VICE
prse J y. f.huat cashier. Geo. n
t=HahrF asst cashier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

Farm tands Continued
fAHIlEH wanting a. naunt an home.
stead elHiulh cruising q mo Hu Oh and
better call raufn 90 Pacific block
Acreage ter Sale
10 AChEH tN miles from rutt or.
ehnrd Hood aali raud boat Hervlee.
so. at will sell b acuas fur fn0 me
place fur chickens and fruit A ii
Newell. tiU Marion 81
= infu tn Hfrphana'H Addition To-
Hallnrd. making over acres ID land
NJ " per lui good title ThiH Do aHts
Newell no Marion 1T o
..AcRn TRACTS ron SALE
AAllE flfAtfH near Ritter axe. ftat
north 81 Green lake. gheansr tkab
the cheapest. ana on terms 60 eult
FttANk e. HUNTER. Owner.
srl iHI Globe HiuDh
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ACREAGE ron SALE
isa fof three aefra ef fine land fiuss
e. car and school On fife cuHnff
read tip cash. balance 10 aGit puf-
chaser
tss5 Tor too asre- - fine land. close
q car and - minutes ride 90 the
city s. cash balance q PEI month
staa Fog nne EeFs ~ ftas level land -
cash. balance o pef mouth
b W NfCHeIA Iii WASHINGTON
ufftF.nf~g
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r. w. WEST. J. W. WHEELER.
WHIST a WHEELER
AND UNION BLOCK.
SUNSET. MAIN ali
INDEPENDENT sli.
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ptfgET BOUND sATioSAI. BANK
or SEATTLE
raNItai sfpek paid tn rx 30 aurpips
- 8s. u Yuffh pres = 81 Odd
snzlfh. vlar pres n v. Ankrnf :
eaahtcr. euffrNeuudrutA H. uftue pal
cftisa " the tnitsd States ard En.
F@n4
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socI.,x Ne,rc..

4 An ffffS NfNS~SS fiiss N your
home with my screens Randall the
carp4ntsr. 60 MAdisuns phones
Main ii-e 2 irf.
WASHINGTON SOCIAL. CLtru will
give 4 dance every ThuFadag evening
at Eagles hall rike. cor Sscund
Gents. . c0uts. ladies FREE.
HEALTH II Improved with a bath ard
yibrRssaEe massage Mrs. TAFT Ni
efh ave.
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p.n.I.,.


Direction % Northwestern Theatrical
~ adlcate Fall torn Cummsficss
Fauttuhsr IS. ptpiofna awarded. en-
SsHsInsnfs guaranteed graduates elk
fnnnthH couFres actiEai voice build
ms, dancing nescripIlNh catalcEus
mailed free Frank g Egen. pfin-
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TTuIIlfH eANINuH HANK
Sec end Assune ani llks street. caps
urva r ufrauirsf Cashier coin.
tnafrial savings ard tfssi business
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fHo~M ACRES near Auburn. about s
acres bottom land. cleared. balance
good land
500 arrsa at Kirkland. close In.
near boat landing
81 .s0n.ein acres all garden lands. with
In y mile ~ Interurhan station be-
tween Seattle n Tacoma. acres
overflow
sfsETTEN0HEN 4 AHNEIL.
Room = HoHWsli blk.
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ria CASADtAN BANK or COM.
MEWNN capital naid Hn . fu ns
telNhf Wffitnn seven hundred thouHs
anA d0iiaHsi surplus s. ~ sn. Inter
-. So
VA NANAAHAh RAAthH8H NFNfaFstAH III
Seattle branch corner James street
ard hscund avenue q v Holt
raaHaEfF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

Walk UP SECOND AVENUE TO
hell STREET TAKE ~ TuE
EASY GRADE TO FIRST AvESrE
AND TIE WATER FRONT. N0rE
THE EVER INCREASING Htzaf-
NESS IN THIS LOCALITY, AID
MARK THAT = s-FpOT LOT on
THE WEST SIDE OF SECOND
AVENUE WITHIN A HALF
Ht.OcK OF THE ABOVE CROss
HTHEET ~ THE CHEAPEST
PROPERTY Yatr CAN HTY
THERE. THES SEE us
81 100
BROADWAY. TOO Is A STREET
WITH a GREAT FUTURE. 81
CURE a ao-FOOT lot THERE.
NEAR pNE OBJ THE MOST PROM
INENT CROSS STREETS. WITH A
WELTeBufLT FLAT BUILDING.
BHINOTNO ~ $40 PER MOSTH
YOU ARP BOUND TO FEEI. WELL
PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS,
r. w. WEST. J. w. WHEELER
WEST a WHEELER,
7 AND UNION BLOCK.
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= ". Vest W Wheeler
WFEf s WHEELER
ard 4 tniun hinrk
ganseti MHiu en- iudepsadsntf al
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

universal law that in Increasing the size
Of any machine or appliance the weight
imcrsaseo according to the cube, while the
strength Is cnly added to according to the
square. This Law applies to bridge build
ing, steamships. and everything else in the
mechanical world. Ter example: 1t 10
entirely practicable to make Q ayins ma.
chine which will 60 In watch case and
carry Q button around Q reom, but II it
IL attempted to make one which will carry
two buttons, the mack!ne win have to be
eight times as heavy as before. while its
strength and the sustaining power of the
air will only bs four times as great; that
il, q bigger nachins will have to spend
most Of its streagth In keeping itself up.
and cat carry little more than . smaller
one So this goes On until the weight
overPowers the strength. DR.. Graham
Bell admits, Of course, the law, but points
out that 1t may be evaded by makiag q
number Of small flying machines instead
Of single large enc. Pref. Nsweomb ad-
mits the practicability Of this. but doubts
its success, Though Il h not wholly un-
likely that q skilful and experienced con.
structor might build an air-ship Of diam
eter not less than 200 feet. and from 800
to 1000 feet long. with thin plates Of
steel over frame Of tae greatest possible
lightness and strength, which could be
filled with gas and driven across the At
lantic by an engine Of hitherto unattained
lightness and power. 1t would have to
be carried by the lifting power of gas, as
the dreams of a vacuum chamber suffl-
GENTLY light are impossible of realization.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

and vice-President Of the United States,
Representatives In Congress, or the men,
bers Of the Legislature Of any State, Is
denied to any Of the male inhabitants ef
any Of the States being q years Of age
and citizens Of the United States, except
for participation in the rebellion or other
crimes.
"Said committee shall have power to
subpoena and examine Witnesses under
oath and send for records and other evil
dence that may be necessary for full and
complete investigation Of the several sub
jects herein mentioned. and 1t shall be
authorized to sit during the sessions Of the
House and to have such printing and bind
ing done as 1t shall deem necessary, and
it shall make a full report to the House
Of the result of the investigation at as
early date as Ii practical"
Mr.. Smith Ull) introduced Q bill reduc-
ing letter postage to one cent.
Mr.. Wiley (Ala.) introduced q bill pro-
viding penalty of 10 years. imprison-
ment for train robbery and imprisonment
for life for Obstructing a passenger train.
Mr.. Rixey (Va.) introduced bill to ad-
init Confederate veterans into the Nation
al Soldiers Homes.
Mr.. Gardner (Mich.) introduced 4 bill
providing for post-check notes Of tho de-
nomination of 81, 81 and S..
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

Brig. Gen. VIM. Crozier, Chief of Ord
nance. says in his report that the new
rife for the army has proven very salts
factory indeed. The length Of the barrel
has been reduced from 80 to "a inches and
with good results. None Of the various
inventions for an automatic musket or
pistol have given satisfaction.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

w. I. Shallenberger, Second Assistant
Postmaster-G General. in his report urges
that there shall be pension system for
the railway mail clerks, which he says Is
a service second only in, danger tp that in
the Army, Navy. and Liye, Saving Service.
Self-sacrificing services and. heroic devo-
tion to duty are required ;and freely given
by the railway mail clerkf, and there should
be recognition OF this. The figures he gives
as to the causalities last year would GER
tainly support his recommendation. In all
there were 373 accidents to mail cars last
year, which injured their inmates, of
whom 18 clerks and three smail weighers
We're killed. 78 clerks severely injured and
39S slightly 30. This ID, . loss Of life and
limb equal to that In many small wars
Another question Of strongly pressing
nature is that Of the construction of mail
cars SO as to give the. greatest possible
protection to the men inside. There are
earnest advocates Of cars made wholly Of
steel, and equally earnest, advocates Of
wooden cars on different models. A mum.
bsr of experiments have been made and
expert opinions collected which seem to
point to cars constructed Of both wood and
steel. What the ideal car is has not yet
been decided upon.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19
History of the War for the Union.
-.-@~ By GREEN B. RAUM,
Late Brigadier-deneraI. U. S. Volunteers.

congratulate the sterling which they make by
odds the most graphic of which have read and
which purp0rts to deal single enterprise with greas
subject number of subjects as you do.
wish your history the hanGs of thoughtful
reader the land The absolute of bitterness
toward former opponents the fair tribute which
their prowess the coorss with which tell Of
the and make work the work Of
true historian.
The splendid tribute which pay great sodery
and great commanders mark the work patriotic.
In Fraternity Charity and Loyalty very sincerely youI
FRIEND
JOHN G. BLACK.
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dedicate this work-whch has been labor of
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569 51st Boulevard.
Chicago. Illinois.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

OBTAINS review of the events which led to seces
sion; account of the great uprising to the
Union; Of the author in connection with
the Western Army from the battle OF Belmont to the
Grand Review at Washington.
The Of the for the Union is in which the
of the United States lose interest They
recognize fact that the military episode in
the annals of war.
of rebellion which brought 100000 soldiers sailors and
field of in four making 15 States
District of Columbia of military operations
mud .nisting the entire population North and South in the
yreaf struggle eveat of such magnitude and mpOr
lance involved such farreachng to the
for centuries receive the
attention of the American people.
1t is the stirring events which occurred under Grant Por
Sherman Thomas and their heroic and
soldiers which this work deals portion of this story
has appeared in the pages The National during
past two years "Wih the Western Army This
volume illustrated with battle and portraits in
highest style of the printers contains 800 pages
printed the best of with clear type handsome cloth
binding, title in gilt.
of The National Tribune and the author,
received letters commenting this work. From these the
following letter from Gen John O. Black COMMANDMENTS Chief
of the Grand Army of the Republic, is presented:
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
John G. Black COMMANDMENTS Chief.
Charles A. Partridge, Adjutant-G General.
Chas. Burrows, Quartermaser General
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDERIN-CHIEF,
Memorial Hall,
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. II, 1903.
Gen. Green B. Raum, Chicago, ILL.,
Dear General: have read through number of months
the delightful articles under the title with the Western
Army" which have appeared in The National Tribune
The National tribune., 1903-11-19
In Place Of TAPS"

Capt. F. x. Wagner, 9th ILL.,. warrens-
burg. Mo-, suggests that at soldiers
graves, in the absence Of the bugle OF
drum to sound taps" after the Com
mander gives the order Salute the dead"
there should be sung the following words
to the notes of Lights Out:a
"COmrade, sleep,
Sweetly sleep,
We will keep
Thy mem'ry sweet.
Comrade, sleep.
Sweetly sleep,
Beneath the turf"
Repeat softly.)
The National tribune., 1903-11-19
An Easy Way to Max. Money.

Ihave made $4,000 in % days selling Dish
washers. ] did my housework at the same
time. don't canvass People como or send
fSs e.: . H. T., handle ~ s nspcS
10 lovely TO sell. Il washes and drie9 the dfshoS
perfectly IN two minutss. Evsry lady who sess
- the businrss and expeot 10 clear SA0o0oo thiS
rear. Any iatslligent psrson can Dc o voli q
have do1A wHte fer paltacule!s r. No
NrR VII
The National tribune., 1903-11-19
U. S. TREASURY RECEIPTS.
The Flying Machine.

Prof. Simon Newcomb calls the atten-
ton of the inventors Of flying machines to
several mechanical laws which must be
directly reckoned with. The first Is q
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

But why, so long as we must meet up
win classic attire in our statues and
paintings, why not wear the same, IL one
thinks it healthiest and most becoming?
The trouble is, people get a lot OF cut
and-dried ideas about things which they
let wear ruts in their brains till they can't
see over them, End they Of course fail to
see the Inconsistency Of the thing. For
instance. they think bust Of Susan B.
Anthony in Greek tunic is fine; but IL
Susan were to appear in real life rohed in
a tunic, however! o my!
But again, "whyw
Senator Burton, of Kansas, has resign
ed the Presidency OF the Jerusalem Ex-
hibit Company Of the St Louis Exposi.
ton. 1t was NOT very big business for a
United States Senator to be engaged in,
anyhow. 1t was in an article advertising
this company that Senator Burton used a
personal letter of President Roosevelt,
which brought. Senator Burton a severe
reprimand, and nearly caused the Presi-
dent spell of apoplexy when his atten-
ton was called to the breech Of confidence
Altogether, it is probably a wise move for
"New Jerusalem" He got all the money
out of it there is to be had, in all prob
ability, and his name and high office have
been used to the limit in advertising the
scheme.
The "Peace" Monument, as II II gen.
orally known, and which Is at the West
front of the Capitol, where the central
steps lead out onto Pennsylvania Avenue,
has had to stand the brunt Of many
Jokes. for It is one. Of the awfully. bad lot
but there IL new kick coming against Il,
II was supposed that the statue was mar
BILE. II has been discovered, however,
that the figures with which the statue 10.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

The Board OF Ordnance and Fortifica-
tions refuses to make public the report
Of the failure Of the Langley fying-ma-
chine.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

The prospects are bright for a fine
home for the Bureau Of American Re
publics. Every one Of the Nations of
South and Central America, except Colon
bis and Brain has appropriated money
for the building, and our Congress will be
asked to give $4,000 as the share Of the
United States and to set apart q suitable
site.
The National tribune., 1903-11-19

Senator Hanna has issued call for the
Republican National Committee to meet