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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-02-13
La federation dies Societies {

La f6QeratlO0 QeS SocleleS "a
tholiques DIES Etats- Unis est
manqu6e sill iiRut en- croire une de-
peche de Rome, ct la raison du
fasco est que cette union await un
but politique, ce qui n'6tait plus
une federation, mails une coalition
contre I'm ennemi commun au pro-
fit DIES plus hupp6s parmi ces So
ciet6s. On a pu jeter de la poudre
aux yeux des gems lei, mais il men
tut pas alnsi a Rome.
Cette mamie de consolidation
don't lie dernier degr6 est lie merger
await envah1 nos differences asso-
Citations ct await s6duit c~ertains
brillants esprits qui font feu de
toute lois ct t%ournent tout a la po-
litique.
II y await moins de raisons pour
les soclet6s catalogues de Sc f.
derer que pour toute autre asso-
citation; nous avons en- efet, dams
notre diversite, I'm lien commun
qui nous tient a l'unit6, ct c'est
l'6glise catholique; 'marchant sous
lie drapeau de l6glise repr6sentee
dams le diocese par l'6yeque ct
dams la parolsse par lie cure, nous
pouvons ignorer certains avanta-
ges temporels probl6matiques que
dome la politique q IN petit nom
bre d'ambitieux, dams la pensee
que le but des societies est d'aider
tous ses membres ct non trois on
quatre par comics,
LIE carollaire de cette fedora
ton, eusse-t-elle etc accomplie,
aurait etc de liguer contre nous lie
banc ct l'arri9re banc des fanati-
ques qui croient volr en- nous des
rebelles ct de dangereux illuml-
mes.
LA. P. A. est mort ct enterr6
grace q notre d6dain ct au silence
que nous gardames autour de Get
te cohue avide de %notori6t6; 81
nous l'eussions combattu ellie au
raft pris DIES proportions gigantes-
ques.
LIE consell que Sa Saintet6. Leon
XIII donnait aux catalogues DIES
Etats- Unis dams sa lettre q propos
de la question du pere Hecker est
encore ce quill y a de plus pratt
que ct de plus ef1cace: c'est de
precher par le bon exemple au lieu
de nous jeter dams la melee ct de-
mener contre nos ennemls une
campagne aggressive, en- dehors
DIES rangs assignes.
II est t~oujours question de r6u
mir toutes les societies nationales
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sable DIES idees ct opinions m ses pa
ses correspondents.
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-
Lorsque sur les bancs de pecole
Je revais de pays lointalns,
De for6ts Oh les oiseaux VIOLENT
Sur le SONNET de verts sapius....
Je pensals la maison paternelle
Ne forme pas mon horison,
Du frele oiseau 'enviais laile
Oui m'eut fait vuir tant d'autres monts.
Je r6vais ue cites %prosperes
De beaux y mails non fctifs,
De forets vierges, de ces terres
Oh For enfoui fait des captifs.
J'ai va la foret %teutonique,
Entendu Ia loisean chauter
Bien loin du pays helvetlque
Et TAI pleur6 sans mon foyer.
Dams une vile populeuse
Jeune, 'ai dans6 puts rime
Et %toujours, sans 6tre amoureuse,
Je soDgeais au pays Anne.
Plus tard, traversant pAtlantique,
Chez les yankees, bien malgr6 moi,
J'6tudiais la %polltiQue....
A me, a6pens, ct fit du droit.
Car c'6tait dams des r6ves sombres
Gu DIES charlatans d'outre-mer
Me 1eta1ent comm dams les ondes
Du Sti@ ct pres de Lucifer.
Pendant mon sommeil, . miracle!
Au lieu de ]eur alder, ma fol,
Je d6couvris que Get oracle
On'ils r~echerchaient c'6tait bien moi.
Alors CONNIE IN vrai squelette
Parcourant tOus ce5 longs coulolrs,
Ayant au cou mon amulette,
,Je d6fai leurs habits noirs.
Eft puts CONNIE Ioiseau rapide
Que ]'envials Giant %eufant,
Je pris mon vol loin du perfide
S6iour-de tous ces anes blancs.
J'allai dams les tor6ts profondes
Du Wyoming ct je souffris
Dams la neige ct dams ces bols sombres
De Get efffreux NAL du pays.
Toujours craignant les spiritistes
Qui. dams la peau de francs WAGONS
Font concurrence q ces trapplstes
Qui %braconnent mails sans tacon,
Je parts pour IN autre Etat \
Gu les chercheurs dor, de placets,
Bravant Lynch ct beaucoup d'6clat
Ne me laisserent plus la paix.
Ouand ]e parle de ces trappistes
Je n'entends pas des religleux
Mails des prot6g6s ~d'ali6nistes,
Voleurs, soldats ct foux fur1euA,
Qua c~ertains endroits l'on tolere
Pour %enlever fortune, enfant
A cette h6roique mere
Ou'on ma pas pu vendre q Satan.
Etre fdAle, honn6te ct pure
C'est surname dams ce pays,
La v6rit6 sans d'autre armure
Ma jamais pu vaincre Th6mis.
II fault les tr6sors du Klondike
Pour gagner lei son process
Puts au Palals n mlmique
Que Sarah la Divine salt
Les syncopes dune laique
Sont les fruits de ces visions
Don't dams la grande Republique
Onse sert jour d'elections.
Chez nous les lois sont plus s6veres
On ne permet pas ces exc6s
Qui sont 6pargn6s aux viperes
Ayant leurs d~lplomes tout prets
Eft qui, pour de la medicine
Vous donnent plut0t du poison
Qua dose fable ct 81 morphine
Vous remettralt au diapason.
ADMINISTERS sans connaissance
Morphine, opium, meme arsenic
Vous donnent, h6las! la resemblance
De ce qu'ils Monument "a lunatic"
Puts quand la sant6 est fetrie
Loin du pays que ION aimalt,
Loin DIES beaux laos de la patrle
L'amiti6 fuit ct dispara1t.
Alors on a la nostalgia
D IN deal trop tot perdu.
LIE sol natal c'est lironie
Dun pays que l'on crut rendu.
MARY Ferry, nee Kramer
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MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Ii Few 1903

Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, MINI, as second
class mail matter.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
MUSTERED OUT.

Doss.-At Arroyo Hondo, Taos County, y. NJ. Sept.
TO- Gabriel Doss Sergeant Co. II, 18th ILL., Buried Sept
L., AT Taos, n. N.
GIBSGN.-At Jerseyville, n. J., Aug. D. Cornelius
Gibson Co. A. 18th NJ J. He enlisted In 1867 and was
mustered ont In 1865. He three times wounded,
the last wound being received at the battle of Peters
burg where he lost part OF his LEFT foot He pen
stoned at sl2 per month.
HARRiS.-At Austin. H.. Albert Harris Co. C. IoIth
ILL., Enlisted Aug q, 1862: mustered out. June g. 1865
COmrade Harris had been a member of Gen. Julius
White Pos, $40, since June 1884, and Past Post
Commander.
HUNT.-At his home. 1872 West 4 ve. Buffalo " Y
Sept. Il. Nathaniel ". Hunt Co. 1, 37th Mass.
STAHLE.-At Crestline, Ohio. Wallace Stable, Co.
i, l0lst Ohio Comrade Stable was born In Osnabirg
Ohio, In 1913, and in I55s with his parents moved 10
Cestlne- He enlisted at the organization of the lois,
Ohio, and at Stone River wounded twice and TAX en-
prisoner. He WIS confined at Libby for two months
when he was exchanged and sent TO Annapolis, Md
where he remained until mustered out in 1863 That
same year he entered the Ohio Wesleyan University
and after four years graduated. He was Principal 81
the Crestlne Union Schools and admitted TO the
bar. He however, followed the profession of locomo
i've engineer nearly continuously until 1850 when he
returned to crestiine. where he had since pracced
law. In 1880 lie was Junior Vice Commander OF the
Department of Ohio. He WAS q Republican and had
been prominent in the councils Of that party in Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
Work of the Pension ONCE.

The report of certificates issued for the week ended
Sept IL shows:
Army Invilids: Original q Increase 273: reissue 49,
restoration, ]: renewal q; supplemental, 3; duplicate
3; accrued. g. Total. 5s3.
rrny Widows etc: Original, 90 reissue. 3 renewal,
80: duplicate. !. TOTAL, s..
Navy Inya!ids: Increase l.
Navy Widows, etc: Original, !.
Army Invalds war with SPAIN: Original 55 In
crease reissue. !; restoration l. duplicate accrued
/. Total, 81
Army. Widows, etc. Cwar with SPAIN: Original, 49,
increase. 1. Total, II.
Navy Invaids twar with SPAIN: Originals
Navy Widows, etc. twar with SPAIN: Original l.
Army Invalids-Regular Establishment: Original g.
increase. 81 reissue I; accrued, 2 Total
Army Widows, etc.-Regular Establishment: Orig.
nal, 4.
Navy Invalds-Regu.ar Establishment Original, 4
reissue.e Total. 5.
Navy Widows, etc.-Regular Establishment: Orig
inal, s.
Army Invalds ract of June a. 1880: Original 49, In
crease 704 additional 3d. reissue, 3; restoration IL
newai % supplemental. g. duplicate. IL; accrued lI3
Total, loss.
Army Widows etc. TACT of June ~ 1900: Original
lsi: increase l. reissue q restoration, l. renewal a
supplemental, 4: accrued. Total, 49,
Navy Invalds taet of June ~ 1890: Original 7; in
crease 45; additional l. restoration, 4: renewal !;
crucd, 4. Total, g.
Navy Widows etc (act OF June a. 1890: Original 4
supplemental. l. Total, 5.
Mexican War Survivors: Original /; increase 1; re-
issue Il: supplemental, 8; accrued, l.. Total, a.
Mexican War Widows: Original 2
Indian Wars 1852 ~ Survivors: Original 30; accrued
2 Total. 49,
Indian Wars tis3e-42) Widows: Originals
Totals-Orginal $780, Increase l03i; additional 100
reissue IS; restoration 49, renewal SUPPLEMENTAL
20; duplicate, l5 accrued, 49, Grand total ,g97
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
SERVICE PENSION.
Views of Posts and Individual
Comrades on this. Important
Question. -..,.,..-..

on
Keno foSt' 70, department. OF oregon,
koseburs, oregon, has passed the foiiow-
ing; -,
whereas, % years having elapsed SINCE
our services were rendi req IN deIehse oI
our country, IN. estaplshihg tne perpetu.ty
OF our Repubiic ana the restoration ana
supremacy OF tie Government OF these
United States OF America. many Oh our
enlistments dating back to 1861, the rank
and hie OF our men being not less than
the age OF 10 years at tne time OF enlist
henI, very sliail pr cent. oI our sef'-
iceap.e men oeihs ol thls ase' anu
aefeas tne larger per cent % OF our rank
anu Hie oeing Tow anose tne oo.year Haark'
anu ana from o,u nS ini THU ana vic,ss'
t tuuss VIZ. ~ nuu " .oN.Da
Dol. III iiHe VI uues 20 uur county a,,u
nf n .a ,ra feaI ,hot the tin,o has car,e
81 :; 49, -, H. 80 ,;tnJo &c ~,
arors Cnre-n, m o,roG 20 nanh ODD e. sr
Soldier taar;r,g an bnnorabie d;s cha !.
ssr,-;ca ,,ans;nn 81 $40 rar ,nnnth ~
.ha. ~ Lararn,,Io d;snb,ra. .Lo,,Id h. tI,a
only avidenca necessary IN nension a sol
S;ay. Theraforc ha II f,-'' .
Resolved Inv Reno Post in ra,u,,r moet.
en-. oseomhlcd That yya favor q saryica
mansion nf $40 nor month reoardiass of
a0e time of eerrice mr. decree of dSsah;I-
IT, Cd We oornes;,r entraat en- 49,
sentatives in Congress to nnt forth every
effor. nossihIe and nv ali bonorahIo moan.
10 secure the massage of a service nansion
hiIi m conforsp .s., hai;aH;na a. We 40
that such a hill wou,d give more peneral
satisfaction 10 the rank and file of our
living comrades than anv other measure
In pension Iegislation.-W Mccoy Com.
,monSar 81 psno PIT 90. T w W.
Adintant ~ - v" "'s"''
James r. Matthews Post G Forest
Grove IRE unanimousJv ;ndorseS tho $40
service nansion Hi y G Parnos e.,
mopder. n Storratt Ad;utan,
Cnrr,5n ID Vonn,,a o. n ,.I
- -: W. 81
s soma:, ,ouitaih; Ian UAia'' ihuorses the Sl-
W;T;a p cpa o. 60 ,,,,.
- VI ~ 70 -hiiioh 81, Id"
Iehce lass VINO recently expressed
views IN Inc NATIONAL tribune favoring
me sI- service pension IN ADDITION to dis
apiity pension, writes 10 explain that
whiie he has lost both hands. this was
after the war, and, therefore, he is not
pehsiohaDie under the Old law at SlOO per
month, winch such disability would allow,
but under the act OF June q, 1880.
AT recent meeting Of Ellsworth Post,
10, New Orleans. La, n resolution indors-
ing the Sl2 service pension bill, intro
= duced by Edw. Perry, and seconded by
Adi't Oscar Pilrnan, was unanimously
adopted.
john NJ. Good Post, 502, Elizabethtown,
Pa, has unanimously indorsed the 81.
service pension bill. S. Z. Nessley, Com
mander.
John Q. Warwick. of Bayless. Tenn.
who served three wears and three month,
in Co. G. 57th Ind, and is now drawins s
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
"ELLO! HELLO!

IL HOSIERY BY Mali. ORDER!
We will ship TO your address In the United States
postpaid goods that cannot be exceled for the price
style 400 Black or Tan Mems Half Hose Combed
Egyptian Yarn, fine gauze, seamless sizes 9S to n
One-half dozen, rs cents.
style 40i, Ladies' Black Hose a combed Egyptian
yarn, fine galize tension shaped seamless; sizes g.
and 10. One half dozen, 80 cents.
We will send postpaid, on receipt OF Is cents, one
pair Of Mems Half Hose In Black Tan. for Is cents
one pair Ladies' Hose in Black 10 show the purchaser
what goods like before ordering In half dozen
lots. Postage stamps accepted for pair orders Order
two pair and be convinced. Mannheim Hosiery Mills,
Station Is, Mannheim. Lancaster County, Pa. S. n.
Long, Proprietor
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
CONFEDERATE MONEY.

NJONEYi MONEY, MONEY.-THAT YOU CAN
AD no. spend. but which is valuable As a relic of the
Civil War put up number of genuine Confederate
hills in neat folding display hook. convenient for
showing them Comrades and OF hers who huve honsii
my collections pleased. and many serd for more
either sell ngan present TO friends. These bills
have gathered up here In the South and they are E:;r>
enough Confederate money send single co;fecfiOnS
postpaid, for 60 cents: two for sio J. 4 Harding =.
Martin St. Atlanta, Ga
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
PATENTS.

DATENTs.
L INVENTORS GUIDE BOOK MAILED FREE
This book contains IS pages of valuable
Information for Inventors, Pateniees and
Nechanica Tells How TO Obtain Patent
The Cost Of Patent. What to Invent for
Profit and How to Sell Patent. Illus
trstes 100 Mechanical Movements and con-
tsins History Of the most Famous Inyen-
tons, with portraits of the Inventors.
BOOK NAILED FREE!
o'MEARA 4 Brock, Patent Attorneys.
$40 Iitli ST. n. W.. Washington. d. C.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
BADGES.

IDENTIFICATION BADGES WITH YOUR
l. Name, Company and Regiment, shipped In metal
box by mail, prepaid Pin back. Made In three
qualities: ElectroPiate SO cents rolled Gold Plate rs
cents and Gold Filled, sI.o0 Write and address
iy Bank Address all orders II. E Cole, Mount Car
roll, Carroll County, ILL.,
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

NTEN'S ALL-WoOL CASHMERE SUITS FOR
N1 $50 and g. 5O fine all wool SUITS o. and $40; ex-
ira fine suits at 81 and f4. DO not write for samples
but state color wanted and send weight height breast
waist, inseam and sleeve measures, with 81 deposit
Ra!ance C. .. d. at express Office. Frank Leonard,
CaysviIle, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
FINANCIAL.

MINING STOCKS. MINING STOCKS PAY
NI hrger dividends by far than any other investment.
We have stock IA cts per share that will stand close
inv esii tiLn Will douot advance to several times
It's present selling price before the holidays and when
once paying dividends vii. go to par Liberal commits
stons to aeat& write for prospectus. G.. a /. Coz
No. 30a Iaiikershlni Biig Los Angeles. CaL
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE-40 ACRES IMPROVED; HALF
II mile from Grand Traverse Bay and overlooking
the bay: soil sandy ioap produces good crops
choice fruit IN bearing buidines: good water:
sell cheap. as l can't work H. Address - H. Rooea,
Bingham, Lcelanau Co., Mich
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
SEEDS AND PLANTS.

n ROW Observation-Disclosures ROD OF GROUND
W will make you . fortune. EaAly cultivated
Hardy everywhere. Plant now. Roots and seeds for
sale In assortments Of IS up. Send &c. for Ginseng
Culture. Ozark Ginseng Co., Dept .. Joplin. Mo.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

INoR SALE-ElGHTY ACRES OF LAND ALL
Il under fence; 80 in cultivation; rs bearing fruit
trees Price $500 One stOrehouse and two lots in the
town Of Pinsvile, Mo-, the Countyseat of Mcdonald
Price Il 900 Also, one residence with two lots, five
blocks, and eight of ground. all in Pineville
Price 600 For further particulars address A. K Max
field, Box l24 Colfax Washington
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
EN- PLoYM EMIT.

A YOUNG LADY, WITH GOOD RECOsIMENDA-
"A tons from Ladies' Seminary desires position
In home school teacher of the German language
Address Miss N. C. Boyer, Box SIS. Blair, Neb.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
Foa SALE AND EXCHANGE.

nor SALE, OR MONEY TO MANUFACTURE
Patent No. 5s266, So 6S. Centrifugal and Centri-
petal Oier This oil box applied to line shafing and
all other revolving machinery has three and four
years five eiGhhs pint of OIL requiring no attention;
dirt drip perfectly clean charged and set in
motion all that is necessary daily climbing around to oil
up among the has-beens. Sworn afiidavs furnished.
and may be at this Office. For further information
address II. L. Teaff, Box no. Dennison. Ohio
LyOR SALE-THE SMITH PATENT LOOSE
II Pulley invention. viii appeal to any one inter
ested in this kind of work On the driving shaft indie
pendent of the driven shaft For circulars and full in
formation address W. S. Rundel Greenville, n. Y.
JNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TENT 12x20. SIN
II foot wall new; ice cream packer, 10 gals. VIII
trade for graphophone watch. Write what you have.
T.. Haskell, Sewcomerstown. Ohio.
LIoR SALE-ONE 2-HORSE TREAD-POWER
drag and circular saw, all In good order. Fob.
500. n. l.. Meicalf, Fairfield, Conn.
LNXCHANGE GOOD CHICAGO PROPERTY
II for improved farms with stock, machinery, etc.
941 n. Whipple Street, Chicago, Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

ENOR kALE-1T7 ACRES IN PERRY &C, MISS;
IL lei in longleaf pine; some poplar oak magnolia,
sweet and black gum timber; will cut IL to Is thousand
per II miles from Hattiesburg; two miles from
Clyde, where there Is sawmil 200 yards OF the Pearl
& Leaf River II. r. and four miles or another mill In
construction same r. r. Call on address Abner
Gilbert, II. W. Main ST., Hattiesburg, Perry Co.. MisA
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
BUSINESS CHANCES

HISEN.sS;-HANINl1,S oN=AGSOUNT, OF -AGB
i end inrt1isie dedermnsi 10 quit TIM hotel bust
ness OFFER for snr my hueis furniture and fixtures
In monthly Instruments of SIS each This Is bargain.
and fine opening for practical hotel keeper to secure
desirable business ut small cast easy terms. VIII
be pleased TO spond with any good hotel keeper
VIII" wants location Address a. $. Russell, Miiano,
Texas.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

IDAHO STOCK RANCH FOR SALE
l. 960 acres in the Big Lost River Valley four miles
from railroad and town; surrounded By O summer
range of 100 miles and winter range of so miles,
decree of $50 inches; 200 acres in hay and grn all
der ditch buildings farm machinery, work horses &c.
For prices and terms address Geo. E. Ferris, Arco,
Idaho.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

WHY co WEST, WHEN YOU CAN BUY A
w home in the heart of civilization for less money?
Those farms in Sark CO., Ohio, among the best and
cheapest in the country and have number of them
for sale Also all kinds of city property in Alliance, o.
Call address, with stamp. w. Il. Marshall, Real
Estate and Loan Agent, Limavie, Stark Co.. Ohio.
Telephone 5 NJ. 1854, Alliance, Central.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
REAL ESTATE.

DEAL ESTATE
III 100 a., Buriesht Co., n. Oak; good buildings.
80 a., Dewey Co., Okla. T.; buildings fair; 81 600.
80 u, adjoining Wichita. Kan; 5000.
l55 IL, Providence, Ind. good buildings; IS 500.
lI5 H., Peach Tenn; good improvements; 81 $50.
Will trade for stock of general merchandise.
60 A., Mitchell Co., Iowa: good buildings: also feed
mill; S., 900, or trade for farm.
95a- Pike Co.. Ohio; fair improvements; $3.50, or will
trade for good city property.
300 a., johnson Co., KY; all timber land; s15 per
acre, trade for real estate.
If you want to buy sell trade farm residence or
business write for my terms, and kind of property
wanted. Arthur Beaver, Columbus, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

NOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN HOME FIFTY
Il foot lot; corner; large shade trees fruit, pears
cherries grapes; house 2JN30 Two Stories eight rooms
with bath; fine stone basement; furnace heat; built
1895; cement sidewalks; water; gas; one and hall
blocks from station, Walden, c., r. /. & +. r. r.
For price and terms inquire of owner Geo. w. Cosley
1901 Longwood Ave, Chicago, Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

NOTICE-A FINE, GILT EDGE FARM AND
IN stock Ranch for sale. Time for sale lasts six
weeks only Sel acres OF land, half way between Or
lando and Marshall in Logan County, Okla tele-
phone line and free mail delivery will con-
meet both towns Seven miles of fence: 10 of
chard; l0room house and ST. COO policy paid up for
five years. As it is impossible for to give full de
scripton. please call on address W. H. Mckinley,
Orlando, Okla.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

LNOR SALE-II ACRES FOUR MILES FROM
Burke's Station 10 miles from Washington, II. C.,
on Southern X. r. House, barn, henhouse. apples,
pears peaches and pums: three acres timber, plenty
Of wood and good water place. Price 900 A. II.
Redney. Stoneleigh, Va
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

pHEUlEATISM
~ 1t cures others. Why not you.;
Sample OK letters received almost daily
FALLS CREEK, Pa Dec o. 1901.
Phillips Drug To-, Warren, Pr
Dear Sirs Find enclosed 90. for which please send
me two bottles Of your Crocker's Rheumatic Cure I
have used the medicine with very satisfactory resnt
Yours very truly, W. T. Springer
Phillips Drug Co., Warren, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

4 GENTS .WANTED.-YOUNC;M EN-OID NJ EN-.
"A No matter your age No experience required
We flrni 4, free sample outfits TO take orders FROM
Have complete line of $50 styles: pocket folders Of
80 styles. Iou work this the sida. Suitst or
der to cost the cent from ): to S Our biggest agent
last sold 81 800 worth Of goods Our garments cor
tain the UniCn MatetcOrder Label. Our coat tryon
is winning feature Jas. f. stiles d Co, ?sl r. Madi-
son St, Chicago. III.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

rJrO EXCHANGE-s,ooo ACRES TIMBER LANDS
Il in Humphrey Co.. Tenn. three and - half miles
from railroad All free and clear except taxes of 81
fue eight-rOom residence. y minutes ride from
Court House ChcTyo. H.; Scent fare all modern inn
provemeniS Northern Ohio property preferred. For
particulars address a. &. Thompson. macedonia Depot.
Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

MONEY TO You IN MAKING YOUR HOMB
w In this delightful climate. 1900 fine timber
land: 5.0oe farm and stock lns With improve
meats, springs and creeks; r.. r. vii sell very
cheap Goo tfte.sS $50 for snte. At.
dren Cpmrrssie tiey, W. Penn, Cherokee Ala
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

WHY NOT, WHEN voc CAN BUY DfPRov-
w ed Farms your own terms have . number
Of firms for sale fs0 per In Union County, o.;
go0d level an marieets schools and churches, sitri
ated gravel roads; fine public Improvements paid
for, taxes low. Correspondence solicited Nate l..
Mo1itt YORK, o.
The National tribune., 1903-09-24
AGENTS WANTED.

DOYS AND GIRLS: WE GIVE, FREE, BASE
ID Balls. BATS, Masks, Mit,s Watches, Chains, Rings
Lace Curtains Handkerchief. Pocket Knives, Domi
no,s Iarmcnc.,S, Air Rifles, and many other nsefu
articles for selling New t;oldE Eyed Neediesa &c
package. They quick seilers With two pack
ages needles give, free silver Aluminium rhimble
send money. send and address. ordering two
dozen papers needles and dozen thinbes. Wesend
them ut once. postpaid, with Premium List When
sold send us 81 10 select premium you entitled
to- which, will send at once. National Supply Co.,
James, own, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-09-24

WE HAVE SECURED THE SALE OF 100
w quarter sections of well selected lands in the
trail portion of South Dakota in the Counties of Hand
Hughes, SulIy, Hyde, Faulk, Day, Potter, Edmunds
and MCPHERSON The owner of these lands is an East
man, and on account of other business matters
must close out his holdings in South Dakota. For the
purpose of closing out this land quickly we can offer
the land at from 81 to IS per This far below the
price asked for adjoining lands, and is great chance
to buy wellselected land at greatly reduced price
Full description sent application. Address all COM
munications TO Harper & Harper, Osceola, Iowa