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Work of the Pension ONCE

The report of certificates issued for the week ended
June q shows:
Army Invalid: Original g. increase, 5s2: reissue, q
restoration 4: renewal 49, supplemental o. duplicate
%; accrued, 1893. Total 922.
Army Nurses: Original, 9.
Army Widows. etc: Original 95; reissue 7; restora
tion 2; renewal 81; duplicate, l. accrued g. Total I45
Navy lnvalids: Original, /; increase 8; reissue 4
renewal, !; accrued, !. Total, 8.
Army lnvalids twar with SPAIN: Original so: in.
crease, 2 reissue 2; duplicate, l; accrued q Total 81
Army Widows, etc. iwar with SPAIN: Original 8
Regular Army Invalids: Original, O.; increase O.
Tenewal, ]; duplicate /; accrued, 5. Total, %.
Regular Army Widows: Original, Z.
Regular Navy Widows Accrued l.
Army lnvads (act of June II ls90) Original 3d. in.
crease 2o96; additional 3ei reissue 81; restoration s0
renewal 81; supplemental II; duplicate 40; accrued
237. Total, 3,72j.
Army Widows, etc. TACT of June q, 1890: Original
4sl; reissue q restoration q renewal duplicate l0
accrued, g. Total, SOB.
Navy InyaIds act Of June q, Is9O): Original s9 In
crease, 59 additional q reissue 1: restoration q re
newai, 6: duplicate 1: accrued, . Total, H.
Navy Widows ETC. (act of June q, 1880: Original
Mexican War Survivors: Increase, s; reissue 75
supplemental, 8: accrued, H. Total 81.
Mexican War Widows: Original, Is; duplicate z
Total, II.
Indian Wars Qs32 40 Survivors: Accrued, l.
Indian Wars Cls32 42) Widows: Original l.
Totas-Orignal ,524; increase 27OS: additional 3a6
reissue l6s: restoration 90: renewal 49, supplement
al. "a duplicate, 70; accrued, 1885, Grand total, 5633
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Need of a Service Pension.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: At re-
cent meeting of Andrew Crawford Post, G.
G. A r., Of New Philadelphia, Ohio, the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That by reason Of the many
recent appeals for relief by deserving
comrades whose claims for pension, either
unfortunate or long neglected, remain un-
adiudicated, and many of the comrades are
nov either very poor, greatly afflicted, c.
old, and unable to earn an adequate sup
should be had in favor of proper pen
sion bill. and Andrew Crawford Post, G.
Department Of Ohio, G. A. r., therefore
herewith endorses the measured as advocated
by The National Tribune, known as the S12
per month service bill.-DANIEL SwEAN.
EY, Commander; GEO. BOWERS, Adjutant
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
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Ashtabula County Battalion. GAR.

At the Annual Encampment, at Ash
tabula, Ohio, June 1S, 1903, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
and ordered that copy be sent to Sena-
tors J. b. Foraker, NJ. A. Hanna, Rep
resentative Charles Dick, and the Editor
of The National Tribune:
Be it Resolved, That it Is the firm con-
viction of this Encampment that the time
has now arrived when a service pension
is not only desirable but due the veterans
of the civil war;
Be it Resolved, That we recommend the
prompt enactment of what is known US
The National Tribune bill without amend
menD, which fayors $12 per month for all
honorably discharged soldiers, sailors, and
marines; also, their widows at the same
rate.-A. p. Seager, Commander, Con-
meant, Ohio; ]. L. Grant, Adjutant.
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Reunion of the Old 4th Mich.

The 31st Annual Reunion of the Old
9TH Mich. was held in Tecumseh. Mich,
on June 10, with 76 comrades present,
many accompanied by their wives. The
Secretary reported II deaths since the Re
union in 1902. Those present represented
nine different States, from New York to
Kansas.
The following were elected as officers
for the ensuing year: l.. S. Taylor, Co.
G, President, Jackson, Mich; Calvin Will
cox, Co. X, First Vice-President. Howell,
Mich: VIM. II. Plummer, Co. G, Second
NicePresident, Lansing, Mich; A. B. Van
Scooter. Co. II, Third Vice-President, Con-
cord, Mich: George Kinney, Co II, Sec
retary and Treasurer, North Adams,
Mich.
The patriotic people Of Tecumseh ex-
tended a warm welcome and entertained
the old comrades right royalty. The next
Reunion will be held in Jackson, Mich,
in June. 1904
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Reception for Old Soldiers.

Mr.. u. G. Simmons, Prairie Ave,
kenosha, Wis, is devoted friend of the
veterans, and every year gives them an
annual reception at his magnificent resi-
dence. The one this year surpassed any
Of its predecessors. The superb lawn in
front of the house was transformed into
a Summer garden. with thousands of cleo
trio lights and other decorations Many
OF the devices ard decorations were highly
artistic and Interesting. About 175 vet
Grams were present, and with them a
number of prominent men, including Sena-
tor Quarles, Representative II. A. Cooper.
Phil Cheek and Department Commander
Rundle and Past Commander-in-C Chief
Weissert and many others. Miss Lille
Runals sang the old war songs in way
that awakened the greatest enthusiasm.
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History of the 1st Me. Il. A.

The LIST Me. III. A. was a notable regi-
ment, and lost more actually killed in bat
tie than any other regiment in the service.
After more than 90 years Of hard work
a history of the regiment is now approach
ing completion and will shortly appear.
The Committee on Publication consists of
Gen. X. b. Shepard. of Showhegan; Col.
Zemro A. Smith, of Indianapolis, Ind;
Maj. Chas. J. House. of Augusta; A. G.
Sawyer, OF Bangor, and Lieut. Horace II.
Shaw, of Portland. The book will con-
tain over 100 portraits Of members of the
regiment, principally officers, as they ap-
peared in 1865.
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Memorial Day at Jersey City.

Quite striking observance of Memorial
Day took place at Holy Name Cemetery
at Jersey City. Rev. Father John Ryan
presided, Rev. Father John Sullivan de-
livered the Grafton, and Rev. Father
Keany delivered an address and granted
absolution. The salute was fired by the
Irish Volunteers, and a chorus of LOCO
voices from the Jersey City ParochiaI
schools sang patriotic airs.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

GS.D PAID FOR RARE 1858 QUARTERS
sDc Keep all money coined before 1875 and send
10 cents at once for set of coin and stamp value
books. 1t may mean a fortune to you. Address c. F.
Clarke, Agent, lie Roy. N. Y.
DIG BUNDLE STAMP MAGAZINES 10 CENTS
- Packet of SO stamps fine lot only 10 cents 900
well mixed foreign stamps 20 cents AL sheets OF
stamps sent on approval NJ. SavOry. A Campbell
Park, Chicago, Ill.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.
NEW HISTORY OF

NEW HISTORY OF
FIRST MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY.
After many years the History of the First
Maine Heavy Artillery hns been finished, and
Is now in the hands of the publisher. This
book will contain four hundred pages and
over one hundred pictures
THE PRICE OF THE BOOK IS 500.
Csc. additional for postage.
All members Of the First Maine Heavy
Artillery respectfully requested. without
further notice, to solicit subscriptions for this
book and TO forward the money, with the
name and postoffce address, soon possible
to the Treasurer of the History Committee.
A. C. SAWYER, Bangor. Maine.
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M EDicAL.
ERER TO OUR READERS.
THE NEW CURE FOR KIDNEY
AND BLADDER DISEASES,
RHEUMATISM, ETC.

AZ stated In our last ISSUE the botanical d.scov
cry, Alkavis. is proving a wonderful curative n Al
diseases caused by Uric acid In the blood or dsor.
dered action OF the Kidneys and urinary organs.
that Alkavis was tested In the hospital chronic
cases OF adder and Rheum attic trouble. It cured
when old and established compounds wholly failed.
and our good words are at your disposal for ali should
know OF the good accomplished by Its use. Similar
testimony to this wonderful remedy comes from
Others, including many ladies suffering from disorders
peculiar TO womanhood. The Church Kidney Cure
Co., OF No ia1 Fourth Avenue, New York. who 90 far
are Its only importers. are anxious TO prove tn
value that for the sake of Introduction they will send
q free treatment Of AlkAvis prepaid by mail .
every reader Of THE NATIONAL. TRIEuNE who 10 Q
sufferer from any form Of Kidney Bladds1
disorder, Brsgsaes Dsse0se, Rheumntisna,
Diabetes, Dropsy, Gravel. Pain I'm hack,
difficult or too frequent passing water, other attic
iion due to improper action of the Kidneys or
Urinary Organs. We advise ali Sufferers to send
their names and address to the Company and receive
the A1kavis free. To prove its wonderful curative
powers. 1t Is sent to you entirely free
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CONFEDERATE MONEY.

GET THEM WHILE THEY ARE GOING.-I
" have some genuine Confederate bills, which /
put up in neat display book giving you number of
GAR. man. and living here in the south have
chance TO get these "promises to pay Of the late
Southern Confederacy. 1 put these collections in
souvenir book form and will mail you one, postpaid
for only 60 cents, or two g. Address j. f. Harding
" Martin ST, Atlanta Ga
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An Illinois Post Indorses Service Pension.

Colby Post. 301, Greenvlle, ILL.,, has
passed the following resolution:
"Resolved, That Colby Post, 301. in
torses the Scott Bill, which was before
The Senate of the 37th Congress- granting
9 Service pension of $12 to all honorably
discharged soldiers or sailors of the war of
the rebellion who served 80 days or more,
and urge its passage by the 5Sth Con.
gress at its first session."
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NATIONAL TRIBUNE BOOKS
NEW BOOKS.
Statesmen and Orators. Six Vols Cloth. $500
Official History of U. $. Cloth. ............. 200
Life of Mckinley. Six back 800
ROOSEVELT BOOKS.

RDOSEN BUNS.
These the last of the popular edition of the Pres
dents books We are informed that future editions
Will sell for high prices hing like $40 volume
We believe this report because plenty of people will
buy the Presidents books at whatever cost 1t Is q
good business the part of the publisher In his
own interest well in the interest of the disn-
guished author.
Heretofore, understand the Presidents profits
have not been nearly commensurate for his labOrs
an author. He is an open landeG man who probably
cared little ab0u. royalties. We will all he glad TO learn
that his abors will be berally rewarded. Meanwhile,
and for little while only, we have these ten volumes
of the Presidents books for sale ut S-only so
volume When they are all gone thes- volumes will
be apt TO double and treble in value.
American Ideals 2j9 pages. Cloth .............. so
Administration. Civil Service 302 pages Cloth. so
War of 1872 Part l. 27s pages Coth..-......... so
War of 1872. Part Ii. 1897 pages. CiOh-...-... so
Winning of the West Part /. 2sS Pages. Cloth so
Winning of the West. Part H. 33l pages. Cloth so
Winning of the West Part III. go pages. Cloth so
Winning of the West Part ~. 263 pages Cloth so
Winning of the West. Part V. go pages. Cloth so
Winning of the West Part VI 295 pages. Cloth so
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
American Conflict. Greeley. Two Vols. Paper. 200
Bayard's Courier. Cloth--.-....- LEO
Andersonve. By John McElroy. Leatherette so
81 and shorty" In Stone River Campaign.
lLeainerelle.. 20
81, SHORTY and the Boys of Co. q on the
March TO the Sea Leatnerette.. ............. %
History GAR Leatherete. 25
Worlds Sweetest Songs Leatherette..... ... y
Cook Book, First Class Leatherette .......... 20
Address THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington D. c.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

NJ TENS ALI-WOOL CASHMERE SUITS FOR
N1 $3.50 and rs so; fine ALL wool suits IS and sIo ex-
m Ira nne suits at s2 and s4 Do no. write for samples,
waist inseam and sleeve measures with sI deposit
Claysvlle, Pa
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A NCONAS-THE GREAT WINTER LAYERS.
n Outlay any hen. The puliets often commence
laying ut four to five months of age No cold however
lays is the breed that pays Eggs u per $: per 3o
$s per So Send fer free catalogue. o. s. Evans Rox-
bury. Ohio.
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CRAYON PORTRAITS.

- OF yourself, comrade, any member of your fam
iy copied from any photo tintype and guaranteed
true likeness mounted on cloth and sent postpaid
3l.5o All photos returned: any changes made can
copy from group or enlarge two any number togeth-
er Tinted Crayons or Water Color PastelS made to
order. Send rs your photos: work guaranteed. Remit
by r o. order or registered. letter to H. Ii. Chapman,
Art Dept Gratiot Sta, GAINESVILLE, Ohio
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III EADACHE.

IL Give instant relief, final cure fn
few minutes and never ~.
DOVE TABLETS turns-of whatever kind o.
CURE degree. chrome, recent, or her-
EVERY CASEi editary; no injurious drugA
For periodic they give quick
(At all Druggists) relief from PAIN ard do not
lose their curative virtues after
being used few times, aud
prevent the occurrence Of the attacks. A boon to
sufferers. speedy certain and safe Price by mail loc
per box. Address ]. II. Reeves. Box COS, No. -
Nassau ST., New York, n. Y.
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WANTED-AGENTs 10 SELL. TERRITORY
w on an invention Of merit. Weathers, GA East
Washington ST., Indianapolis, Ind.
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COMRADES, DO YOU KNOW THE WORTH
~ of Pacai Balmc Thousands who read this Dc
know that it exces any remedy they have ever used
We have many times published statements from the
most worthy and honorable business men of city.
saying that Pacal Balm claim for it. and is the
loudest praised medicine they know or
Kindly send us sc, and will mail you a lar from
our own moulds, holding and one-half ounces and
If you do not find it all claim we will return
Mich
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GelEFilling EOunf;ti In Pen and Economic Ink
- Powders. Good things for everybody. It's your
move. Samples 1.c. comrade Crayon Rockaway, N. J.
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NOVELTIES.

CEND FOR OUR FAMOUS NEEDLE CASE.
y Contains 100 Sewing Needles, Steel Rodkin, 4
Yarn Darners, Cotton Daricrs. Wool Darners,
Short Darners, Looping Needles. Crewe Needles.
Miliiners Needles. Button Needless Chenille Nee
die, Tapestry Needle, 2 Bonnet Pins, Hat Pins. .
Shawl Pins. Cloak Pins, Toilet Pins White Pins,
Crochet Needle. Case sent postpaid for % cents. Ma
tiOnal Supply Co., jamestown. Pa
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NATIONAL TR1BUNE WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY JULY
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING coli LuNlNS.
AGENTS WANTED.

COMRADES, SEND TEN CRNTS SILVER AND
~ get twelve most valuable recipes. by which you
may make fortune Major, Geo. A. Clarke, Union
City, Pa
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A GENTS wANTED-ETrHER sEX-s2o PER
"A week and expenses; city or town: work exclusive.
Western Nursery Co., Lawrence, Kan.
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REUNIONS.

81 STNf:-The 10Th Annual Reunion of the old s1st
o. N Y. Association will be held ut Oswego, N y
on wednesday, Aug 10. Would like to see hear
~. L. 40-it
1 81 AND ID OHIO at National Soldiers Home
= Dayton, Ohio, July 81 comnemorating The ed
Anniversary of the First Bull Run Battle. Isaac Kim
die. Secretary, Springfield, o.
nLD FIGHTING 5rH MICH. at Mt. Clemens
Mich '' i
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ADDRESSES WANTED,

WANTED, INFORMATIoN.-s,O Reward will be
w paid TO the first person who will give me the
names and addresses of two comrades who served with
Peter Sweeney in Co. c. 99th N. Y. Send information
and apply for reward 10 Peter Sweeney Willimantic
Conn.
nv ANTED- Information as to present whereabouts
w of Frank Ballentine, Co. c, SSth Ill. Address
A. Lammey. Secretary, SSth H. Association 1lss
shaw St. Chicago, ILL.,
"ANTED-InfOrmatiOn of Morillo II. Perry, Co.
w X, 18th Ill. Vols; later Second Lieutenant Co.
A, 18th Ill. Vols Last heard from in 1885, at Las We
gas, n. M. Address Mary c. Perry, Cheyenne, o. T.
WANTED-The address of any comrade who was on
w board u. S. Kate, No. 55, in 1864 and 1866. VIII
liam Dilcher II. r. 2, Albany Ohio.
WTANTED-The addresses of John and George
w Watts, my brothers, J left them In New York
City In 1856. ST. Clair Watts Windy Hill, Md.
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A NY MAN OR WOMAN CAN GET RICH SELL
"A ing my Smyrna Rugs Write T. 8. Maxwell, l9A
Seneca ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Indorsed The National Tribune Service Pen
sion Bill.

At regular meeting Of Walter C.
Whitaker Post, Of Louisville, KY, The
National Tribune service pension bill was
discussed at length, and unanimously in
dorsed. A copy of the resolution was or
dered sent to every Kentucky Represen-
tative, with the request that he do what
he could for the success Of the measure.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NTINING PARTNER WANTED WITH SOME
IYl capital TO develop hrstclnss gold prospects in
southwest Boulder Co., Colo. Five assure veins
three TO five feet wide; good paying mines near; will
and some development work. Address w. r. Davis.
Il. F. d. 8, Clinton, Mo.
DARTNER WANTED-I HAVE A PARTY
who is looking for partner with $s 900 SO 00O
TO take tract of land in southern Florida and set 1t
in orange trees. George Grau 3l7 Edgar ST., Evans
vills Ind.
YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! OFFER
i at private sale my Touring, meal and feed mill,
situated ON railroad at Armstrong; Mills Ohio in thick
ly populated, ine grangrowing district. Plenty work
to keep mill running steady New and doing splendid
work. Terms easy. For full Information write G. w.
Armstrong, Armstrong; Mills Ohio
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POULTRY. BIRDS and PET STOCK.

IF INTERESTED IN PENSIONS, WRITE TO
l. Frank NJ Griffin, Box l.. Greenup, Ky.
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SUM MER RESORTS.

A MONG THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
IA Cedar Island House, "A comfortable, homelike
restful Summer Resort where you will find good
boating fishing, and shady pleasant paths to ramblt
In. NJ. p. Phillips, Prop, Chippewa Bay, n. Y.
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HUNDRED THOUSAND Gus
w toners to buy the Edison Home Phonoeraph.
The best music and at all prices Comrades get talk
ing machine. Write for particulars. Address b. F.
Barras. Arnold. Pa. -r
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PRINTING.

90 NICE WHITE ENVELOPES, SIZE 4x6A,
l. with your name and address neatly printed In
corner only 25 cents postpaid. Order oday. c. f..
Clarke, Agent. lie Roy, n. Y.
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MORPHINE.
ATTENTION, COMRADES,

Ideciare on my honor thai Comrade Carney
cured me of the Morphine habit 1 was a
slave for many years and was hopeless OF
ever being cured. I took 60 grains a day
when l began his painless common sense
method. and recommend 1t to all my COM
rades and to the whole world as a sure cure
VIM. T. Marlin, Needham Post. 81 Lawrence,
Mass. Home address, s2 Macon Ave- Haver-
hill, Mass.
Address VIM. Carney Merose. Mase
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JEwELRY AND WATCHES.

GRAND ARMY JEwELRY AND wATCHES
W Specially. Sure cure for dropsy sent for y
Comrade w. A. Rose, Jeweler and Druggist, Almond
N. Y.
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~ GOD AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE SEW
" ernl quick selling articles. You can make money
by addressing Geo. NJ Lane Box 30, Springfield Mass
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DOOKSLI HAVE A FEW PRINTED AND
ID illustrated rituals for sale, containing all the
secret work. initiation, costumes, robes, signs, grips
and pass words of the following named orders: Re
vised OddlellOwship, with Pariarchs Militant and
Rebekah degrees gOc: Freemasonry. first three de-
grees 90c.; first degrees, $40; Council and Com
mandcry (Knigbt Tcmparisinj, 90c.: Mystic Shrine,
SOC; Adaptive Masonry Eastern STAR, SOC; Ecci
ORIENT Gopher $50; Scotch Rite, two volumes 900
pages. 2-4O: Modern WOOdman, Knights of Pythias,
Red Men. Maccabees, foresters PatTiarchs Militant
Rebekahs. each SOC. Guaranteed to be complete and
accurate o money refunded Remit by postal money
order registered letter to p. T. Weller, Fairfax
Courthouse. Va
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MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

IJNO USERS OF THE CONCERT PHONOGRAPH
l. Some good concert records for sale at second hant
prices. Address IL. L. Jones, Itushve, Ind.
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MAKE ME AN OFFER FOR RIDPATH LIBRA
WI rs of Universal Literature p vols. New. Cost
Si3. +. l.. Church, RED, EarlvilIe n. Y.
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VoUR PENSION BUSINESS PROMPTLY AT
Il tended to by old soldier Is years n Pension
Attorney. Address Ina W. Booton. Gallipolis, Ohio 3
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A Ii. q. $. WAR PENSIONS, BOUNTIES, PAY,
IA deserton removed, land, damage claims. l.. ID.
Immeil. Pension and Claim Attorney. $40 Olive Street
st. Louis, Mo-
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

rORN HARVESTING ..
~ DONE FASTER, EASIER, CHEAPER,
by using the
BADGER CORN HARVESTER
than by any other known method. Do not walt; In
vestigate now! Address
l.. II. Merriam. Whitewater Wis.
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PERSONAL.
r WISH TO LOCATE IN THE WEST,

T WISH TO LOCATE IN THE WEST,
And would be pleased to hear from anyone who could
put me in the way of employment in any growing
town west of the Mississippi 81 years of age; mar
ried; served five years in the Signal Service, U. S.
Army; five years in the L. S. Weather Bureau; six
years military instructor in the employ of the Sol
diers Orphans Schools Commission of this Stae have
read law some and have the degree LIB: am author
and inventor of system of shorthand, which have
taught, and a competent stcnographer, Typewriter.
and general clerk and have some knowledge of
telegTaphy. Wish to finish law and engage in practice
Best of references from seven States.
w. ]. WAMBAUGH, Jumonville, Pa.
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A NTI-ROMAN CATHOLIC BOOKS all kinds: cat
XAaogue free American Pub Co., Beaver Springs, Pa.
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DUDOLPH POULTRY YARDS.-100 HEAD OF
H this seasons breeders for sale: Males. s. TO s.
each: females, 81 to 50 each. Purebred Barred and
Buff Rocks only Three hundred head of young stock
AFTER Nov lst. Comrade Joseph S. Casper, Rudolph, o.
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IINHE DEVIL IN CHURCH-YOU WANT IT.
l. Send postal for contents and price. A. w. Paul,
Box 13l, COultersville, Ill.
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TTNHE DRINK HABIT CURED
l. By the Preston Home Cure for alcoholism. u
Is boon to mankind Thousands have been
cured by it It's fine tonic and nerve ressorn-
tive. You can take it without anyone knowing
It but yourself and continue at your business
1t plsces you where you can exert your Will
power and show your manhood. send foR
booklet The Preston Cure Co.. 2 S. 10th St,
Philadelphia, Pa
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COMRADES, DON'T BE FOOLISH! EVERY
~ Union soldier should receive q share of the mil
lions paid in pensions File application for pension
increase Your widow may need 1t II you DON'T Send
three dimes stic with muciiae letter. for Booklet
worth dollars 10 you, ''How TO Prove Your Disabl-
ities." Address 7. Woodruff Wade, Albany, n. y.
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WE PAY SIS A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO
p" men with rigs to Introduce our Poultry Compound.
Jayele Mfg TO-, Dept 10. Parsons. Kana
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

YOoTATo GROWERS, LOOR!4-No bugs, no blight
no rot. Bugs disappear in, half hour; no poison
used excellent fertilizer does a 2Ocens. References
furnished Abraham Leach. Box 226, Boonton, N. ].
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
J. MCBRIDE,
MINERAL TIMBER AND TOWN LANDS.
Bell Phone 1874. Atlanta Georgia.
UIILLIAM s. SETTLE, NOTARY PUBLIC,
w Real Estate, Insurance and Claim Agent, Lew
istown, Pa
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HJIRCULAIS MAILED 10 CENTS PER 100. MAIL
~ order names for sale Only name dealer in East
Kentucky. Address Frank NJ Griffin, Greenup, Ky.
UTANTED-GOOD ARTISTS TO WORK ON
w portraits, with an old established house. Steady
position Good pay. The NonIareil Camden, Ohio
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WANT E D.

VXTANTED-AGENTS WHO HAVE HAD EX-
w perience In the portnit business to write for
special prices Nonpareil Portrait Co., Camden Ohio.
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rREAT ANTEROMAN CATHOLIC paper fear
VI lessly tells the truth about Romauism: weekly J0ca
year. 10 weeks trial lOc Advocate, Beaver Springs Pa