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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-17
GUERRILLA TACTICS.
They VIII Be Adopted by Revolu-
tionary Leaders in Macedonia.
A PANIC IN The TOWN OF yELoS.
Severe Fighting Reported Near Okrida'-
The Villages Of Tsetina and skotchivir
Have Been Destroyed and Their In
habitants Massacrod.


Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 15.--Warned
by previous disastrous experiences,
the revolutionary leaders have de-
cided to adopt only guerrilla tactics in
eastern Macedonia. The policy Of oc-
cupying towns and villages has proved
o mistake, 40 1t has usually resulted In
Turkey reoccupying the villages, de-
stroying everything and killing the in-
habitants, the insurgents being ham
pered In their operations by the wom-
en- and children. A guerrilla warfare
Is expected to exhaust the Turks much
sooner, while the unhampered bands
can move more easily and more rapid
ly. It is hoped that the new tactics
will result In the women and children
being spared unnecessary dangers.
The insurgents now have nearly g.
300 men armed with rides. In eastern
Macedonia and thousands Of peasants
are ready to Join their forces when q
general rising has been proclaimed.
This step is being delayed until the
supply Of rifles, cartridges and dyna-
mite is received. New bands, aggre-
eating 1000 men, are reported to be
on their way to the frontier. The
Turkish forces now In eastern Mace
donia are estimated at 1900.
In the conflicts In the mountains Of
Pirin the Turks are reported to have
lost heavily in dead, while q great
many were wounded. The revolution
aries had only one slightly wounded.
The peasants are welcoming the insur-
gents everywhere with the greatest en-
thusiasm. The bands are experiencing
great difficulty In obtaining arms. 1t
Is believed that not single rife can
be found In Sofia outside the garrison.
The Bulgarian government is report
ed to have protested against Austria's
action In intercepting the 10000 car
ridges ordered in Hungary for which
Bulgarian money has been paid to the
contractors.
A panic prevails in the town Of
Velos. The soldiers permit no one to
ieave VeIos and the peasants In the
villages have all been
xilled and their villages destroyed.
made to the civil and mil
tary authorities have been without
wall Severe fighting has occurred
near the town of okrida, In which the
Turks lost heavily, but the bands we're
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-17
The above statement is correct.
R. M. WHITE, Cashier.

three Gays. severar rarai WRECKS, nu-
merous derailments, more than 100
washouts, telegraph wires down, q
soaking rain In progress over several
states and snow plows working ON
the western lines, northwestern rail-
ways are taxed to the utmost limit Of
their aballity to maintain anything
like regular service and to preserve
the safety Of their passengers. It has
been years since there was q situation
SO serious. Beginning with the heavy
rainstorm Friday night and early Sat-
urday morning. there has been an al
most continued downpour In Minne-
sofa, Iowa and the Dakotas and sec
tions OF Nebraska. tt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-17
R.qui.Itloa for cprsT snyder Hoaorsd.

Butte, Mont, Sept 15.-Gov. Toole
yesterday honOred the requisition Of
Gov. Dockery, Of Missouri. for Carey
Snyder, wanted in Kansas City on a
charge Of highway robbery in which
1000 worth Of diamonds are alleged
b have been stolen
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-17
ualIEa EFoeE Iasrsssed.

Jefferson City. No, Sept i5.-The
secretary Of state yesterday isEued .
Certificate Of increase Of capital stock
to the Mississippi! River 4 Bonne Terra
Railroad company from 100000 10 ~
to0, ,00o.
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Farm Loans Wantad.

Money to loan on farm property
Quick service and easy terms.
57-ti KEEL q YoUNG.
Over Citizens Bank.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-17

81 Paul, Nina, Sept B.-wIth
losses spOunting to tzso.poo = day for
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-17
A DowNPoUR OF RAIN.

Marthvsstsrn Raiiroads raEsd - Thsif
Utmost 70 Malu tain AnTthing Lths
Regular usrxlca.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-09-17
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF
The Abilene National Bank,
AT the close Of business Sept. g. 1909
DESIGNATED DEPosIrARY OF THE UNITED STATES.

RESOURCES,
Loans and discounts, /. $2S2,275 90
City school bonds. !, -. 1900 90
Furniture and fixtures :. 1000 90
U. s. bonds. .S73, $4,000
Cash and sight
exchange. 800, ,47l.42-l74,2ll AZ
Total. al.............,$ ,$409, 487 81
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REUNIONS.
Tufts, 9Th N. Y. Ind. Battery, Lake Grove,

Tufts, 9Th N. Y. Ind. Battery, Lake Grove,
Long Island, n. Y, per diem service pension
bill; Samuel Rogers, Co. II, 10th Mich, Mar
lette, Mich, $i2 service pension in addition
to disability pension; John Fritz, Co. d,
1O1st Ind, Arcadia, Ind, per diem service
pension in addition to disability pen
sion; Milton S. Collins, Co. II, 11th Pa. Re
serves, West Brownsville, Pa, per diem serv-
ice pension bill; ]. G. Kirk, Captain, Co. +,
10Th Ind, TO MurdOck ave-, Wichita, Kan,
$12 service pension in addition to disability
pension; NJ. II. Parker, Co. Is, 32d ILL.,,
Bussey, Iowa. $12 in addition to disability
pension, disability pension not to exceed $50;
J. G. s. Twitchell, Captain, Co. FL, 5th N. H..
Pine Bluff, n. c., less than one year $12,
one to two years SIG, two to three years $50,
over three and a half years $24; VIM. NJ.
Morris, Captain, Co. d, 32d Ohio, Monte
Vista, Colo, less than one years service So,
over one years service IS, two years or more
$40, three years S12, Corporals S14, Sergeants
SIG, Second Lieutenants $50, First Lieuten-
ants SIS, Captains $50; s. ii. Mccartney, 10
Drake Ave, Dayton, Ohio S12 service PEN
sion in addition to disability pension; Fl. N.
Hutchinson, Co. G, 10th KY, Elkfork, KY,
$12 service pension In addition to disability
pension, total not to exceed $50; J. II. Crit
fifth, Co. II, S7th Pa, Post "a, Whatcom.
Wash, a per diem service pension bill, with
provision that none shall receive less than
$12 on reaching certain age.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18


The report of certificates issued the week ended
June shows:
Army Invalid: Original 3: Increase 3I7 reissue %:
restoration 4: renewal 49, supplemental, s. duplicate
IL; accrued. 40. Total. $50.
Army Widows, etc: Original co. reissne l. restora-
ton, ]: renewal %: Duplicates L. Total, 3s.
Navy Invads: Increase, 4; renewal, /; accrued g.
Total, ..
Old Wars Invalds: Accrued, 3.
Army Invaiids fwar with SPAIN: Original Gl; in
crease, reissue ]; duplicate, q accrued /. Total g.
Army Widows, etc. war with SPAIN: Original &C.
Regular Army Inyads: Original l.; increase 2
Total, 3.
Regular Army Widows: Original 9.
Regular Navy Invalids Increase, /.
Army Invads TACT OF June q I80O Original 53i: in
crease, 1olG additional 1885, reissue H. restoration 4s;
renewal. al; supplemental, q duplicate 80; accrued
204. Total. 1850.
Army Widows, etc. TACT of June o. 1890: Original,
Ss2 increase l. reissue, S; restoration s. duplicate s.
accrued s. Total, 3O6s
Navy InvaIds fact of June 27 1890: Original in
crease 10; additional restoration g. renewal 4: du-
Navy Widows etc (act of June q, 1900: Original S;
reissue, 3: restoration, 1: accrued l. Total, TO-
Mexican War Survivors: Increase, 4; reissue, Al;
accrued, Z. Total, 40.
Mexican War Widows Original, 10.
Indian Wars QSS2 42) Survivors, Original 81; ac-
crued. !. Total, 81
Indian Wars lss2-42) Widows: Original, 2
TOtals-Orgina 2l2 Increase $780, additional III:
reissue -; restoration, IS; renewal 03 supplement-
al, 10; duplicate, IS; accrued. 81. Total, $40.
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THE BIRTH OF THE BANNER.
June a. 1777.
BY ALBERT C. HOPKINS.

Twas fullpulsed summertime
OF the New World,
With more than half a full
Millennal growth
OF chartered liberty,* for faithful
consOrt, when
The Flag was born; ard Freedom
clapt glad hands.
And all the Morning Stars of this
new earth
And heav'n sang full together,
in the blue,
And Hope grew fairer still.
and men rejoiced.
Sing yet again, glad stars,
with those new born,
A constellation glorious
as the sun
And hear the myriad sons of men
rejoice
Anew; for still The Banner floats,
and still
New planets waken into birth,
from that
Great Nebular God kept in
store for us,
Through waiting ages, ere
The Flag was born.
Keep, yet, the dear Old Glory new
and true.
Nor dim the radiance of
a single star,
For that sure-coming, true
MIilennial reign
OF Christ's full peace on earth,
good will to men,"
From the Great Charter, June Is,
D. 1915.
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MUSTERED OUT.

'BATTENFIELD-At as Senora street Seattle
Wash, Samuel Il Battenfield, Co. D. 18th Ohio aged
g. COmrade Battenfeld enlisted In 1861 and served
until 1883 when he mustered out because OF wounds
received In battle OF ChicSamauga- He was a member
OF John +. Miller Post widow, three cons and two
daughters survive.
KELLING.-At Buffalo, n. Y. June S, Henry Kell
Ing, seaman u. s. Navy. Comrads Keeling was q
member OF Chaplin Post, 2
MoFFITT-At Savannah. No., John MofIltt. Co b,
5lst Mo-. aged "A years He was n member of Peabody
Post A widow, SIX sons and two daughters survive.
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PAINTS.

DAINT WITHOUT OIL-REMARKABLE DIS
Il covery That GUS Down tbe Cost of Paint Seventy
five Per Cent. Free Trial Package is Mailed To
Everyone Who Writes. A. Ia Rice. a prominent man.
ufacturer Of Adams, \. y has discovered process
of making a kind of paint without the Of
oil. He calls it Powdrpaint7 1t comes to the farmer
dry powder, and all that Is required is cold water
make paint weather proof sire proof es durie
oil paint II adberes to surftce, wood. stone
brick, sprrads and looks Hike oil paint and costs about
one-fourth much Write to Mr. A. l.. Rice, Manufr.
$50 North 81, Adams, v. y, giving the name of the
dealer from whom you buy your paints. Mr.. Rice will
send you free trial package also color card and full
Information showing you how you can save good
many dollars. Write to-day.
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CONFEDERATE MONEY.

ltET THEM WHILE THEY ARE GOING.-I
W have some genuine Confederate bills, which
put up in neat display book, giving you number Of
bills of different denominations and styles. /
GAR man. and living here in the South have q
chance 10 get these promises 10 pay" of the late
Southern ConfedeRcy. put these collections in n
souvenir book form, and will mall yon one postpaid
for only GO cents, two 81 Address j. f. Harding
u Martin St Atlanta, Ga.
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Tho Pennsylvania Reserve Corps Final
Roundup"

A Committee on Arrangement Of the
6nal roundup" of the Pennsylvania Re-
serve Volunteer Corps, of Harrisburg, Pa,
"Wednesday and Thursday, June "a and 25,
have issued a general circular for the guild
ance and instruction OF comrades who in
tend to take part in the meeting of the old
division. This circular can be obtained by
addressing William III. Rauch, Secretary,
1882 North Camac street. Philadelphia,
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MoNUM ENTS.

DETOSKEY, MICH, MARCH IT, 1899-M. C.
L Barney, Flint. Mich. Dear Sir: The granite mon
nment you set for us last November, weighing nearly
1900 pounds Is highly satisfactory. both In MATERIAL
Workmanship and price. Yours truly, ]. II. and VIM.
Atkin. Reference; Bank Of Flint City, Mich M. c
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STAMPS AND COINS.

GS ~ PAID FOR RARE 1853 QUARTERS.
sDCs - Send 10c. at once for n set Of two coin
and stamp value books II may fortune to you.
Address C. +. Clarke, Agent, Leroy, n. Y.
DIG BUNDIE STAMP MAGAZINES 10 CENTS.
ID Packet OF 80 stamps, fine ot only 10 cents. OO0
well mixed foreign stamps. 20 cents. AL sheets OF
stamps sent on approval NJ. Savory, a Campbell
Park, Chicago Iii.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18
CRAYON PORTRAITS.

ARGE CRAYON PORTRAITS. SIZE 16x3O IN.
II OF yourself, comradc, or any member Of your fam
lily, copied from any photo tinype and guaranteed
true likeness mounted on cloth and postpaid for
$50. All photos returned; any changes made; can
copy from group enlarge any number togeih-
Tinted CTayons or Water Color Pas,els made to
order Send us your photos work guaranteed Remit
by p. o. order registered letter TO ii. III. Chapman
Art Dept, GTntiot Sta, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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REAL ESTATE.

FARM NEAR PARKERsBURo. ". VA: 81
II acres good house. and In good cultivation; dns
orchard; plenty OF msltfr \, ,25o
Farm near Parkersburg, VIVA; 6S acre0 For fnams-
on long time
Farm in Meiss ca. o. two and half miles nom Ohio
River and town Of Reedve; 81 acres: II mead
ow 20 acres Of timber snc for fencing good house.
water fences and outbndings; farm Is In good cultiva
ton; 500
Four-room house. good cellar cistern and outbuild-
ngs lot 4sx120 In good neighborhood For quick SALE
u $50, $3.50 down.
Threeroom house: lot soxlso This d nne lot; good
cistern and cellar; $500, $50 down.
In an elegant locality, within few rods Of tbs New
Wabash Extension; $50.
Threeroom house: lot 7ox1eo A beautiful lot IN .
nne location, only . few rods from the New Wabash
Extension; u ,o5O.
Store House. I6x7s lot 7oxss in good location good
$500.
Two beautiful lots In Norwood Addition TO PArkers-
burg each 40x11s feet; facing street. running to
nlley two squares from Terrappn Park and sreetcaf
line: shade trees on the ground. These the two
most beautiful lots in this locality; desirable
In the city, giving magnificent view Of the city and
country being above all other ots far desirable
than lots them which sell for 81 q each
Price OF these lots $500 for both: t75 cash for
ono. or t675 for boh balance u per week for or e
per week for both For any of above properties ad-
dress A NJ. Cunningham. Parkersburg, W. Va
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

lNLOCKS-EEADER, IF IN NEED OF CLOCKS.
~ here's bargain. Large mRssye Oak maniel
clocks - inches high, II inches wide oak-inished EN-
bossed case scroll ornaments Sides embossed lion In
center, golddccorafed hinged glass door, Ingr,ham
movements S-dsy, with halfhour strike. Price only
$50 sent by freight exp press your station Just
half what it would cos you at retail stores. ii. H.
Chapman, Clock Dept. GratOt Sta GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
TRAND ARMY JEwELRY AND wATCHE ES
W a Specially. Sure cure for dropsy sent for 3l
Comr:ide w. A. Rose. Jeweer and Druggist, Almond,
N Y.
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CIGARS.

E0 CIGARS, GENUINE GOOD SMOKES, SI.00;
~ 25 good Sc cigars guaranteed Csc; Il good &C.
cigars, guaranteed 85c; Forodora cigars for 1oc;
Cremo cigars &C.; Cheroots Stogas, etc, by mail pre-
paid viii please you or refund money. by mail pre-
paid: stamps accepted. H. ii. Chapman, Cigar Dept,
Gratiot Sta. Zanesville Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! OFFER
i at private sale my Touring, meal and feed mill,
situated on raroad, q. armstrong; Mills Ohio in thick
work. Terms easy. For full Information write Z. w.
Armstrong, AIp,strongs Mifs. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DARTNER wANTED-Bl HAVE A PARTY
who is looking for parpef with 81, 600 or 1900.
take up of land in southern Florida il
in orange trees George Graufyal7 Edgar St, Evans
Vile, IEd. ON
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SU M M Err RESORTS.

A MONG THE THOUSAND ISLANpS.
"A Cedar Island House. comfortable, li0melke,
restful Summer Resort, where you will find good
boating fishing, and shady, pleasant paths TO ranble
In. III. r. Phillips, Prop Chippewa Bay, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18
MlSCELlAN EOuS.

DECUT YOUR OLD FILES-oUICK AND EASY;
lG almost as good new; costs IS cents for three
dozen small files. Receipt so cents.
WY ANTED-Ma who can furnish reference to sell
w in the West city State rights for patent No.
709 9l3 for awning veniilator.
Z. GOULD Box ss5, Portland, Me.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

THIN PEOPLE MADE PLUMP; NEVER FAILS
L to cure any case OF leanness, dyspepsia and ali
stomach troubles. Every Ingredient il health giving
and fat producing The best blood purifier and flesh
producer known Puts flesh at the rate of 8 to Il
pounds per month"; bringing back the pink glow to pae
cheeks and restoring the fire OF youth. Friends buy
my formula and know just what kind of medicine you
are taking. Costs but trie make. Indorsed BY
leading physicians Formula mailed for q. E B. HsL
wig 2l5 Shafer Ave, Canal Dover, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18
PRINTING.

100 NICE WHITE ENVELOPES, SIZE 4x64,
lOO your address neatly printed in corner, only
Is cts, postpaid. {. +. Clarke Agt, LeRoy, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

MEMS ALi-wO0L CASHMERE SUITS FOR
NA- $3.50 and $780, fine allwpol suits. IS and si0
fine suits nj Si2 and sli DO wriie for s;,ples
but state color wanted and send weight height breast
waist inseaIn aud sleeve messres, with 81 deposit.
Balance c. o. ID. ut express Office. Frank Leonard,
Claysville, Pa
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M EDIcAL.

S0 M PACKAGE FREE.
C1sOO q. ID. RELIEVES INDIGESTION
In 10 minutes cures most cases of dyspepsia in 80 dayA
Miss l. Willoby, Athens Ga, says:
60. d. relieved me in less than five minutes"
We Will send one regular size sO0 package free To
every family who takes this paper and sends 10
cover costs
We prepay ali charges
q. d. Company. watkinsville, Ga
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PERSO
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; am IS years Of mar
ried; served five years I'm the Signal Service, U. s.
Army; five years in the u. 8. 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; author
and inventor of system of shorthand, which 1 have
taught, and am q competent stenographer, Typewriter
and general clerk, and have knowledge of
teegraphy. Wish to finish law and engage In practice
Best of references from seven StaEas.
W. J. WAMBAUGH, Jumonville, Pa
MARRIAGE DIRECTORY FREE TO ALI-PAY
WI when married: new plan: send no money. For par
ticuiars address Seectclub Dept 49, Tekonsha, Mich
MARRIAGE PAPER FREE--TIE BEST IN
N1 existence. Eastern Agency 10. Bridgeport. Conn.
MARRIAGE PAPER-BEST PUBLISHED
Nl Free. l.. A. Gunnes, Toledo Ohio.
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Work of the Pension ONCE.

From the Great Charter June Is, A.
d. 1215.
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POULTRY. BIRDS and PET STOCK

n Outlay any hen. The pulets often commence
laying four five months age No cold, however
severe, stops their egg production. The breed that
lays is the breed that pays EGGS 81 per 49, &
s3 per 90 Send for free catalogue o. S. Evans Ro1-
bury Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

CORN HARVESTING
~ DONE FASTER, EASIER, CHEAPER,
by using the ju
BADGER CORN HARVESTER
than by any other known method Do not wait; in
yestigaie now! Address
l. Il Merriam. Whitewater, Wis.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

u.
Life o, Mckinley SILK AGO
ROOSEVELT BOOKS
These the last of the popular edition Of the Pres
dents books. We informed that future editions
will sell for high prices-something like go q volume
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 distn
guished author.
Heretofore, understand, the Presidents profits
have not been nearly commensurate for his labOrS
cared little about rcyaies We will all be glad to learn
that his Iaors will be literally rewarded. Meanwhile
and for little while only, have these ten volumes
of the Presidents books for sale at $-only so cents
volume. When they all gone thes+ volumes will
be apt TO double and treble In valne.
Administration. Civil Service. :0G pages Cloth. 80
Hunting Trips the Prairie. 2Js pages. Cloth 30
War of 1872 Part !. 27s pages Coth.-........ so
War OF 1872 Part III. 337 pages Cloth.....--.-. 80
Winning of the West. Part L. 2ss pages. Cloth 80
Winning of the West. Part III. 33i pages. Cloth so
Winning. Of the West Part III. 80 pages. Cloth so
Winning of the West. Part w. 263 pages. Cloth 50
Winning Of the West. Part v. so pages Cloth so
Winning of the West. Part VI 295 pages. Cloth so
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
American Conflict. Greeley. Two Vols. Paper. 200
Who Goes Theree Cotil-........ l50
Friend With the Countersign. Cloth.--...-..... 150
Rayard's Courier. Cloth--....... .......--.... 1J0
Andersonvilie. By John McEiroy. Leatherette- so
81 and Shorty" In Stone River Campaign.
81, "Shorty," and the Boys OF Co. O the
March to the Sea Leatnerptte--. Is
History GAR. Leatherette rs
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Address THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington, D. c.
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COOD AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE SEW
W eral quick selling articles. You can max money
by addressing Geo NJ. Lane, Box 49, Springfield, Mass
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

WE PAY s25 A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO
w with rigs to introduce our Poultry Compound.
Javelle Mfg. 90, Dept TO- Parsons Kans
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TJNO EXCHANGE-5ooo ACRES TIMBER LANDS
Il In Humphrey Co, Tenn, three and a half miles
from railroad All free and clear except taxes of 81
Court House, Chicago. Ill; scent fare all modern Inn
proye.lents Northern Ohio property preferred For
particulars address A. q. Thompson Macedonia Depot,
Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

nLD MEN MADE YOUNG, AND YOUNG MEN
~ strong and vigorous by DR.. Yousoufs celebrated
turkish ointment, the best remedy in the world for
sure, permanent and harmless. A small box mailed
sealed in plain wrapper, for 20 cents; large box, 81
New York.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

GOOD HOMES CHEAP-BEST WHEAT, CORN
" fruit and alfalfa farms For large land list write
d. J. Myers. Red Cloud. Neb.
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nROPSY-NEw DISCOVERY; GIVES QUICK
IL relief and cures worst Book of testimonials
and 10 days treatment Tree. DIR. H H. Green's Soma
Box Q, Atlanta, Ga.
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YJlRY MY OREGON BAISAMIC SALvE. GOOD
Il for cuts burns boils, etc. 25 per box; reduced
rates for large quantities VIM. A. Wroe Gardiner Ore.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

DILES-INsTANT RELIEF, FINAL CURE IN
L few days and never returns. No purge. Ne
Salve. No suppository. Remedy mailed free. Ads
dress ]. H. Reeves. Box SOS, New York City, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

GEND ONE DOLLAR AND GET A RECIPE
- that will surely cure rheumatism: my discov-
ery cured myself and warrant t to others This
Is no humbus, but positive cure money refunded
if directions are followed Address George L Blu.
chanan, 2. o. Box LOG, Topsham, Vt
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RE YOU HARD OF HEARING OR DEAFf
n Send stamp for full particulars how restore your
hearing by one who was deaf for 80 years. Dept w.
John Garmore, Mt Lookout, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

w Ills PILLS CURE INDIGESTION
w Ten days treatment 10 cents, stamps. Address
The r. B. Wills Medicine Co., Hageistown, Md.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

DUDOLPH POULTRY YARDS-EGGSI EGGSI
III Fine Buff and Barred Rocks. Catalogue, giving
prices, free Comrade Joseph S. Casper Rudolph, o.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

rROCEERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY. SOLD
Oon positive guarantee. 1t does you good or costs
you nothing. at all drug stores by mall SOC bottle
Phillips Drug Co., Warren, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

COMRADES: NATURES REMEDY FOR KID.
~ ney and bladder troubles is "Turtine." 1t re.
heves all inflammation, gravel etc. mail the roota
package makes half gallon medicine. sc, postage
prepaid. Z. A. Nickels, Hot Springs, Ark.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18

d DHEUMATISM CURE-BEST REMEDY
1G known Send 81 and get the recipe. contracted
the disease travelling in the north; cured myself II
will cure you; don't be bothered any longer. EdgaI
Wetherbee. p. .. Box 80, Minot, North Dakota.
The National tribune., 1903-06-18
WASHINGTON, O. THURSDAY
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