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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

Della Harris will come over
from Lincoln this evening for
an over Sunday visit with her
parents.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

j. H. Dimmick is transacting
business in Omaha today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
Heat Helps.

You can never appre-
ciate the worth of a hot
water bottle until used in
some time of need. Heat
helps almost any pain, is
often the only remedy re-
quired, and with a hot
water bottle you can have
continuous, even heat for
hours if necessary. 1t
helps to cure toothache,
earache, neuralgia, cramps,
etc. And at this time of
the year it is worth many
times itscost as an antidote
for those disagreeable bed
fellows, cold feet.
1t pays to get good ones.
They outlast two Or three
of the poorer sort. And
here you get the good kind
at prices usually asked for
inferior goods.
G. S. OsBO ENE,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
Chest Protectors.

Chest Protectors keep out cold
and colds keep in warmth and
vitality. | have them at all pri-
ces. G. S. Osborn.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
Mrs. Robert Craft is i'll.

The members of the Missouri
Valley School Board will meet in
monthly session tomorrow eve
ming.
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forinet CillsgN marrles In woosl~
bine.

Mr.. Walter Frazier, a former
resident of this city and who is
now located at Early, was mar
ried in Woodbine yesterday
afternoon to Miss Ora Evans of
that place. They departed this
morning for Early there to
make their future home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

Elmer Gurton arrived in the
city from Kansas called here by
the seri GUS illness of his mother.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Moore
arc Omaha visitors today. They
expect to leave Monday for a
trip to Little Rock, Ark. where
they will spend several weeks
with their daughter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

Miss Alice Ballard has re-
turned to her home in Persia
after a several days visit here
the guest of Mrs. G.. H. Black
man and other friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

j S Wattles and FL Kilby are
in Council Bluffs this afternoon
on ditch business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
LSclI Grain Prices.

Corrected each day by the Up
dixie Grain Co, nf Mo. Valley.
M }. Valley. Jan. %, 1909
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

S. Van Patten, VINO was hurt
several days ago while cutting
a tree in the timber is not get
ting along as we'll as could be
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

Wanted, man with small fam
lily, to work on farm. Refer
ence required. Call at Times
office. tt
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Work of the Pension once.

The report of certificates issued for the week ended
Aug % shows:
Army Inva!ids: Original 81 increase ssi: reissue, "a
resorton q renewal %: supplemental 10; duplicate
II; accrued. 90. Total. SIS.
Army Widows. etc: Original. 49, reissue 1: renewal
IS: duplicate, /. Total. SO.
Navy Invalids: Increase l. reissue, q restoration,
Total, 4.
Navy Widows, etc; Original, 1.
Army Invalids war with SPAIN: Original 3d. In
crease. 4 reissue. q restoration, .: accrued Total S.
Army Widows, etc. (war with Spain): Original, H.
Army Invalids-Reguar Establishment: Original s.
increase. s: reissue. 2; accrued, 9. Total. II.
Army Widows, etc.-Regular Establishment: Orig
inal, 5.
Navy Invalids-Regu'ar Establishment: increase. q
reissue, /. Totals
Navy Widows, etc.-Regulnr Establishment: Orig
inal. /.
Army Invalids TACT of June q 1905 Original 242 In
crease 1884, additional 1884, reissue, Q: restoration "a
renewal. 35 supplemental s; duplicate 20; accrued,
la. Total. 2.50s.
Army widows etc. TACT Of June q 1890: Original,
s4S: reissue s. restoration l. renewal l; supplemental
1: accrued g. Total, 2GO
Navy Invalids (act of June r. 1905 Original IA; In
crease 50: restoration, l; duplicate. 2 Total. G..
Navy Widows, etc (act of June r. 1880: Original 2
Mexican War Survivors, increase .: reissue, q; re-
newal. 1, supplemental. 1; accrued, .. Total 81
Mexican War Widows: Original, G.
Indian Wars fis32 ~ Survivors: Original. %.
Indian Wars C1s52-fe) Widows: Original, L.
Totals-OrgiBal G65 increase, 009: additional, 19f.
reissue 20; restoration 81: renewal l04; supplemental
Is; duplicate. 49, accrued. 49, Grand total, S470.
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MUSTERED OUT.

HICKS.-At Clear Springs. KY. Ang. . James ".
Hicks Co. B. 18th KY, aged &c The funeral was con-
Quoted by L. A. Hanson Post, 116 Mayfeld, KY. of
which the deceased was charter member. widow,
three daughters and one son survive.
OBRIEN.-At Antrim In, Aug. q, James o. Bren,
Co. /, 7th Mich. Cav A widow and children survive.
RAY.-At Ray, Ohio. Aug 20 Samuel Ray, Co. O.,
I'D Ohio aged 81. Comrade Ray had served 10 years
as Quartermaster OF Lieut. Fellers Post 1874
SMITH.-At Big Pond, Pa, Aug. B. Alvin r. Smith,
aged g. Comrade Smith, farmers boy, enlisted In
August, 1867 in Co II, Hist Pa AT Chancellcrsvilie
he struck by fragment Of she'll and left on the
field for dead At Gettysburg he WAS struck by bull
let which broke the upper jaw and plowed acros; the
tongue the bullet coming out in the neck the jug
ular vein. The Surgeon believing his case hopeless
refused TO dress the wound and Comrade Smith WIS
left the field to die. day later he taken to the
field hospital and then via Baltimore to Chestnut Hill
Hospital, Philadelphia where. upon his recovery, he
refused be discharged and therefore transferred
Co. 81 ID Battalion, Veteran Reserve CORPS. a,:d de
tailed for provost duty at Philadelphia. Dischaig ed
July 9, 1865. He was Commander of the Post at Big
Pond, PA He leaves q family.
w1LLIANIS.-At South Wheelocz, VT. Aug. q. ST.
las H. Williams, Co. II. 18th Mass aged CD. He was a
member of Maj T. 4. Fletcher Post, q widow and
four daughters survive. 4lA-
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the stone where It was restin'. It's a
fine day. says he, in English. fur the time
o year
AFTER that, believe me, couldn't have
let Fly at him if he'd asked me to. All I
could manage was: Same to you, rebel;
same to you. How are you gettin' on?'
pretty fair he said, but could do
with bit O. fresh meat. An you don't
happen to have such a thing as pipe
light? -
Happy to oblige;' an tossed him a
box o blazers. Take half, an kindly re-
turn balance, if you please
How d. you pick up livin', said the
rebel, when you amt at this work?
Horses
Just my line. 'Scuse me, but you're
trife too far ahead of your lot; we're
workin' round your flank
"Just then the bugle sounded for us to
fall back.
Don't hurry he said; only keep on
your hands an knees. Creep round this
way, an I'll stand a drink
awful stuff It was: yet, takin' one
thing with another, toothsome too.
"I'm a Burgersdorp man. says my
mate-for that's what it had come to by
this time. If you happen to be round that
way when this is over, look me up, an it'll
be your turn to stand treat If 1 amt in,
don't bother. See you p'raps in the next
world. Anyway, pass a drop O. water to
one of our wounded, an I'll cry quits
wherever I may be-
Give us your fist An we gripped
behind the stone. Take my oath, it was
just like sayin' prayers kneelin' an all.
''Tben the bugle sung out again, an we
crept back; an that was the last of him.
"Rummy-like. if you come to think of it.
But that's life, if it amt exactly war. An
it was war again a moment after, for
passed one or two stiff uns on the way to
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HIS VIEW OF IT.
what Rummy Sort O. Thing War Is"
Century,

tCentury.1
What rummy sort o. thing war is!
Travel thousands o miles to find you've
got a quarrel with somebody that's Just
such another as yourself Great stretches
o salt sea, an dark nights, an winds
howlin' all around: an there you are push,
push, pnshin' on to get at the man YOU
was fated to kill from your cradle Good
ness. it seems like havin' a row with the
next world. But there you find the quar-
rel waitin' for you, manner O. speak
when you land. The flags an the notices
an the music is all the news You get of it
at first, an it takes many a mile of footin'
heel an toe, before you see an enemy's
face. An not that all at once mind you,
At first all you have to put up with. for
long time, is little specks, nigh mile off !;
but yen know they want to kill you, an
you got to kill them. Pop. pop! an
p'r'aps no one much the worse for it, but
it's rummy all the same. You feel you
could go over an ask 'em what's the
trouble an settle it there an then.
Close quarters is the rummiest Of all.
Now you see the eyes O. your man, an
the color in his cheeks; an you got to do
him, or he'll do you. OF course, if he's
comm straight for you, you put off think
in about it till you've laid him out. But
IL you're doigin' about, dismounted,
p'r'aps, an sparrin' for an openin', for
the life O. you, you can hardly help singin'
out, Hold on.
THAT sort o. thing came to me one
day. 1 was scoutin', advance line, over
rough country, great big stones copies,
they call 'em there), when from behind
one of 'em up jumps feller not 10 yards
OF. 1t was such a surprise for both of us
that we clean forgot to shoot. We just
stared each other straight in the face
almost rude, as they used to call it when
was kid. By -, sir! we knew what
was IN each others mind, without word.
Wed got to kill at short notice, an We
couldn't begin for shame.
Il dropped mine; his never stirred from
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

WE HAVE SECURED THE SALE or leo
w quarter sections Of well selected Lands In the CEN
trl portion OF south Dakota. in the Counties of Hand
Hughes, SulIy, Hyde, Fuulk, bay, Potter. Edmunds
and MCPHERSON The of these lands Is an East
ern man, and account of other business matters
must close his holdings In South Dakota For the
purpose OF closing this land quickly offer
the land nj from q per This far below the
price asked FIR adjoining lands and Is great chance
to buy uel-seected land greatly reduced price.
Full description sent application Address all com
mlnica.tioits 10 Harper Il Harper, Osceola, Iowa.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.


IL HOSIERY BY MAIL ORDER,
We Will ship TO your address in the United States,
postpaid goods that cannot be excelled for the price
style 100. Hack or Tan Mems half Hose, u Combed
Egyptian Yarn fine gaiize, seamless; sizes Ok 10 IL
Onehalf dozen, - cents
Style 40I, Ladies' Black Hose. q combed Egyptian
yarn fine gauze tension shaped, seamless sizes 81 g.
and 10 One-balf dozen, so cents.
We will send, postpaid, receipt Of Is cents.
pair of Mems Half Hose Ia Black Tan for Is cents
pair Ladies' Hose in Black show the purchaser
what goods like before ordering In half dozen
lots Postage stamps accepted for pair orders Order
two pair ard be convinced. Mannheim Hosiery Mills.
Long, Proprietor.
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REAL ESTATE.
DEAL ESTATE

ID EAL ESTATE
LII las e., Peach, Tenn: bidgs fair: u $50
$50 a. Clark Co., Ark: small house: ESQ
253 L., Organsviie, Va: good bligs: ts.5Oo
80 n, Lincoln Co., Neb.: fair btigs; $50.
1G0 a, Red Willow Co., Neb; improved: =. 200.
160 a., Dewey Co., Okla T.: fair bldgs $4,000.
104 A., Stcuben Co., N. "; No. bidgs: " 20
1S5 a., Providence. Ind: best improvements; $500
80 a., Coffee Co.. Kan, good bldgs.; 5000.
80 a. Labette Co., Kan; best bdgs. $35 per acre.
Residence, Waymart, Pa: $500.
Send for description Of any Of above. Some OF them
for trade you want buy sell trade real
tate or business, write me- Arthur Beaver, Colum-
bus. Ohio.
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WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS.
AGENTS WANTED.

Dogs AND GIRLS: WE GIVE, FREE, BASE
ID Balls Bats, Masks, Mitts Watches Chains. Rings,
Lace Curtains, Handkerchiefs, Pocket Knives Domi,
articles 70: selling New Gold Eyed Needles 1t Sc
package. They are quick sellers With two pack
Send no money Send name and address. ordering two
dozen papers needles and dozen thmblea We send
them at once. postpaid, with Premium List. When
sold send us 81 90 and select premium you entitled
to- which will send at once. National Supply Co.,
jamestown, Pa
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WHY GO WEST WHEN YOU CAN BUY
w hoi. In The heart of civilization for lees money
Those arls stark Co., Ohio, among the best and
ce;pes. In the country and have humber OF them
for Asp MI kinds Of city property In Alliance o.
Call Hltr,. with stamp. w. r. Marshall, Real
Fsiae and Lean Agent, liinaysl!e Stark Co., OHIO.
Telephone VI. JGSi Alliance, Central.
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HON ESTCADs.

OR HEIRS OF SAME, WHO FILED
y on part Of leo acre. Of land bsfeFs June, lS7l
drss B. L E7dy, 80 E1chsnss laeI suiidins.
Sprtngdela No.
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ROOSEVELT BOOKS.
These the las, of the popular edition Of the Pres
dents books. We informed that future editions
will sell for high prices something like 30 volume.
We believe this report because plenty OF people will
good business move the part the publisher his
interest. well In The interest Of the Gisti-
guislied author.
Heretofore. understand, the Presidents profits
have not been nearly commensurate for bis iaors
author He Is open banded man who probably
cared little about royalties We will a be glad learn
that his lors will be literally rewarded Meanwhile.
and for little white ony have these ten volumes
of the Presidents books for si,ie at SONY so censa
volume. When they are all gone thess volumes will
be apt to double and treble ifr va!ne.
American Ideals. ID pages Coili--.-.~...... 80
Administration. Civil Service. 80. pages Cloth 80
War Of 1871. Part !. IN rasp4s C!otli ....... 30
War of ISL. Fart IL $50 pages cioth-..-..---. 80
Winning of the West. Part J. 2SS pages. Cloth 80
Winning Of the West Fart II. 81 pages Cloth SO
Winning OF the West. Part III. sd pages. Cloth 80
Winning of the West. Part ". rs pages. Cloth so
Winning of The West Part V. I'D pages. Cloth 80
Winning OF the West. Part VI % pa.seA Cloth 80
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
American Conflict. Greeley Two Vols. Paper. go
Bayards Courier Cloth ..,......,.... 10
AndersOnviIie BY John McF.lroy I.eatheTefte. 80
81 and ''Shory." In Stone River Campaign
Leaiherefte- %
ST. 'Shorty' and the Boys of Co. q on the
March 10 tho Sea. Ieahereite-... .............. %
History GAR. Leatherette- Is
Worlds Sweetest Sonss Leaherefre........-.--. rs
Cook Book, First Class Leahereite--.......... rs
Address The NATIONAL TRIBUNE Washington, d. c.
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IGOR SALE-FARM OF II ACRES, ONE MILE
Il fiom town. Nice new cottage OF i've rooms; new
all plete and In god fix: the best of straw
berry land, and u beautiful home. Ii. $. Woods,
Lei,chiieid ny.
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

LNOR SALE
Il a NICE HOME NEAR CHARLESTON. GA,
on the Georgia Railroad, near Atlanta.
Inquire of owner, Comrrde J. w. Savage, Ciarks-
Ia.
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~ and 10 Main street. Springfield, Ohio

T ID THOSE SUFFERING FROM WEAK
70 Il nesses which sap the pleasures of life
should take Juven Pills. One box will tell story of
marvellous results This medicine has more reuven-
sting, vitalizing force than has ever been offered
"Juven Pills all right" Dodson, La
"My powers returninS-send another box"
Birmingham Ala
"Juven Pills have done for me all expected-need
no more" Crane, NO.
~ have found Juven Pills satisfactory like other
Hood preparations" Grand Junction, Colo.
81 pleased with the result of Juven Pills"
Monte Vista, Colo.
Bar Harbor, Me.
81 notice marked Improvement Send me IS
worth" Boston, Mass. " ----
Sent by mail in plain package only on receipt of
this adv. and 81. Made by their orisinators C. /.
HOOD CO., props. Hoods Sarsaparla, Lowell,
Mass. 1877
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NOVELTIES.

EGYPTIAN LUCKY STONES, VARIABLE
u colored dsmondcut brilliant, carat size suitable
for scarf pin. ring brooch Price one dollar each
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Lucky
Stone Co., p. q. Boz $50, THIN, o.
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

DATENTS.
L INVENTORS GUIDE BOOK MAILED FREE.
This book contains 60 pages of valuable
information for Inventors, Paientees and
Mechanics Tells How to Obtain Patent.
The Cost Of a Patent What to Invent for
Profit and How TO Sell Patent. Illus
traies 100 Mechanical Movements and con-
tains History OF the most Famous Inven-
TONS with portraits Of the Inventora
BOOK MAILED FREES
OMEARA & BROCK, Patent Attorneys,
$40 18th st. n. W., Washington, d. G.
TIME LUCAS PATENT VENTILATOR, No. 49,
l. 4O7, for sale. Acknowl lodged the best ventilator
ever invented for railroad and house chJnncys.
Address J. o. Lucis, Soldiers Home. Kcarny, n. J.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.
nut THIS OUT AND KEEP IT.
" Thu MnoHv Nolpovfa ~ 7 fhroyv

" The Moody Colportage Library.
No. l. Life, Shorter. Of D. L. Moody. Vol. I, His
Life; p. D. Moody and F. A. Fit.
No. 2. Life, Shorter: D. L. Moody; His Work; p. D.
Moody, A. P. Fit sf2 L
No 4 Way Of Life; spurgeo1, Chapman. McNeiIl
No Answers to Prayer from the Narratives Of Geo.
Muller 1fLI
No. s. Gospel Pictures and Story sermohs whIttie.
These books contain about rs pages; paper cover:
10 mo-; size SKI inches; consist of 100 different
books Is cents per copy copies for IS cents post
paid anywhere. Special rates to agents. Catalogue
free. Address Daniel Honser, So W. 18th St, Chi
cago. Ill.
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POULTRY. BIRDS and PET STOCK.

A NCONAs-THE GREAT WINTER LAYERS.
IA The pallets often commence laying at four five
months OF age. People just finding out the fact
that II they want eggs they must have the Ancona.
Stock for sale al $500 pair IS trio 100 grand
yonns males at 81 and y each. Send for free
logue. O. 5. Evans, Roxbury Ohio.
DUDoLPH POULTRY YARDS.-I00 HEAD OF
II this SEASONS breeden for sale: Males. ~ to IS
each; females, ~ to y each. Pure-bred Barred and
Buzz ROclu only. Three hundred head of young stock
aftey Nov. is ComrAde Joseph s. Casper, Rudolph, O.
n p. EGGS u CENTS FOR L. IHAvE A FINE
~ lot Of rmraised birds been In the business
- yeAFs; AtisfActton guaranteed. VIM. Bensinger,
AoComh. OhiA
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DHEUMATISM.
III 1t cures others. Why not you!
Sample of letters received almost daily:
FALLS CREEK, Pa, Dec. 30, 1901.
Phillips Drug Co., Warren, Pa.
Dear Sirs: Find enclosed $780, for which please send
two bottles of your Crocker's Rheumatic Cure. /
have used the medicine with very satisfactory results
Yours very truly, w. L. Springer.
Phillips Drug Co., Warren, Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

zoo ACRE FARM in TIE GARDEN SPOT
cOO of the Indian Territory. $500 worth of I'M
provenenis AL and up date. 5000 .i3 ACRES
of cor $50 bushels of oats, Is mnies mares 80 hogs,
- cattle. 80 tons of hay In barn, and all lrm imple-
men;s. numerous to mention, 20 with farm for
S5J.UtJ other farms and city property for sale. Adj
Hess II. NJ. J. Shrver, Manu. Indian Ter.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
NOR SALE-300 SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
stock and three 500 six per cent gold bonds Of he
consolidated Ubero Plantation Co" Thoms,s II. L.
Tallcotf, Glastonbury, Conn
LNOR POSTAL CARD I WILL SEND YOU
II literature setting forth safe Investment that
Will pay 80 per cent annually for a life time
md return all your money with SIX per cent.
X. Mo.ietf, rs Logan Ave, Cleveland, Ohio
MINING STOCKS. MINING STOCKS PAY
XN1 larger dividends by far than any OF her investment.
We have stock at 10 cts per share that will stand close
investigation II will doubtless advance TO several TIRES
Its present selling price before the holidays and when
once paying dividends will 90 TO par. Liberal commits
sions 20 agents. Write for prospectus. g. NJ /. Co,
No. BOZ Lankershim Bldg, Los Angeles, Cal.
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

IDAHO STOCK RANCH FOR SALE.
800 In Big Lost River Valley four miles
from RAJ. Rad and town. surrounded by summer
rang. 100 miles and winter OF 50 miles, water
det of 0 inches; i in hay and grain: all I'M
d. ditch; buildings, farm machinery, work horses &c.
For pre- and terms address Geo. f Ferris, Arco,
Idaho
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

10TH PA. CAV at Jersey Shore, Pa, Thursday,
lO Sept. II. This regiment was one OF those form
ing what was known Gfegg's Cavalry, the Second
Division, Cavalry Corps, Amy Of the Potomac: and
with the ID 4th Sth and 18th Pa Cav. composed ~
Second Brigade Of that Division, and was commanded
by Col ]. Irwin Gregg, of the 18th Pa Lieut. Gen
Young retired commanded the 9Th Pa In this Brgadee
Col NJ Kerwin, now Pension Agent at New YORK;
commanded the 18th, and Brig. Gen. james M Ball
rtred. who commanded the battalion Of the lst Ree1.
Ii a n Santiago was Captain Of Co. D. Gen d. Mem
Gregg usually attends the Reunions Of the 18Th and b
xpected to be present.
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9th KAN. CAV. at Parker, Kan, Sept IL. 10 and
% l9. Everybody invited to attend the Camphres -
night There will be feature of this Reunion thae
no other regiment in the United States can produces
and that Is an soldier of the civil 100 old.
Serg't Thomas E. Saus, Co. H. 9Th Kan. Cav, hero Ct
three wars-the Florida, Mexican. and Civil w. p.
Graham President, Parker, Kan; Q. g. Atkins, Secre.
tary Pleasanton, Kan.
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

DOOKS-I HAVE A FEW PRINTED AND
ID illustrated rituals for Siie, aiming al the
secret work, initiation, costumes, rubes. sigiis. grips
and pass words Of the following named ortier, lie
vised Oddfelowship, with Pairi;rciis Militant and
Hebekah degrees, yOc.: Freemasonry first three de
grees 9oc first seven degrees 81 4O Council ard Com
mandery (knight Tcmp.ariSml, y0c.: Mystic shrine
Soc; Adaptive Masonry Eastern starr. Soc; Ecc
ORIENT ,CypherJ $.5D Scotch Rite, two volumes, 900
pages g. 10: Modern Wondman, Knights Of Pythas
Red Men, Maccabees, Foies.ers. PatriarciS Militant.
RebeIahs each SOC. Cra aneed to be complete and
accurate money refunded. Remit by pO tai money
order registered letter Mark Weller Fairfax, Va
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

A CLEAN SwEEP.-KEANE BRUSH AND MOP
"A Holder and Brushes Most attractive and useful
articles Real necessities to every hOusekeeper Splen
did, quick profit to agts Send for circulars j. A keane
Patentee and Sole Manufacturer, 357 w. 40th ST. n. V
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

old MEN MADE YOUNG. AND YOUNG MEN
" strong and vigorous by DR.. Yousoufs celebrated
Turkish Ointment the best remedy in the world for
vital weakness, atrophy, varicocele etc Guaranteed
sure, permanent and harmless small box mailed,
sealed in plain wrapper for 20 cents stamps silver
Write to-day. Franklin Remedy Co., Dept J, SIS
Third Avenue, New York.
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

NOMRADELONE DOLLAR CURES YOUR
~ Pilsa No knifa Cure yourself q home Guar
Antoo my medicine TO do the work. Money refunded
II not satisfied Addreo d.. ]. Z Roberta South
NcAlostsI. Ind. Tea
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

Two EXCHANGE-5,O00 ACRES TIMBER LANDS
in Humphrey Co., Tenn. three and 4 half miles
railruad All nee and clear excep. taxes of 81
Court House, Chicago. Ill., 5ceTt fare: all modern inn
prOvements. Northern Ohio property preferred. For
particulars address a. q. Thompson, Macedonia Depot
Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

NFEN AND WOMEN TIL Ut WORK FOR US :
Nl HAVE MONEY IN TIL Z BANK, AND SOCAN
YOU. You make 50 to 75c per hour In your spare
time Many make SO to so per week. One lady writes
81 shall be able to sell hundreds of goods" fyou
send ten 2cent stamps, send sc nll sample terms
and AGENTS full outfit Sterling Mfk CO.. Toledo. OHIO.
The National tribune., 1903-09-10

II ANSAS FARMS FOR SALE.-s0 ACRES UP
IN 10 $40 acres. All under a high state of cul;iva-
tioH and from 10 miles from good railroad
s;asio Cheap if sold before January 1904. q. IL.
Pine Us, Alta Vista. Kan.