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CATA ,la, FEW REASONS sons ". Why HIDE DE-.

(HATARRH.-A FEW REASONS WHY DE-
~ Sykes sure Cure commends itself 10 the suffering
public: Because Dr. Sykes first cured himself with II
in $50; I'd, because it is the only treatment before the
public t:u is used locally in with inSufiaOr and
taken internally WELL Sd, because relief is iminedi-
ate and cure permanent 4th because II cheap pleas
ant, practical and harmless; 5th because when you
once try 1t never will regret it; Gh because it has
not gained Its popularity by advertising; 9Th, because
Its cures are proven by unimpeachabe stimony sth
because It cures catarrh in any part of body 9i be-
cause during the quarter century ard more II has been
before the public 1t has cured hundreds of old. hard
coughs sore threats, catarrh If stomach aud bowels,
constipation, kidney and adder troubles arising from
catarrh; 10TH because it is mildly Alternative duretic
and caarrh germicide: l1h because since the COM
mencemen of its manufacture In 1870 the demand has
kept up Eth because the price Is adapted 10 ALL l3i
because the insufintor for using the cure in head only
costs SOC; li, because the sure Cure put in bot
ties ~ ounce) also in package or powder for pint
Packages and insufator per mail 18th. because
full directions accompany eacl, bottle package and
simple and easy 10 follow; 1Cth because 1t does all
that is claimed for it, 7th because II is The most pOp
lar remedy where known: lsh because we send 6+page
book, 81 rue Theory of tafarrL,' testimonials and
symptom blank free for the asking. Free consuita-
Sure Cure Co., lis So. Leavitt ST., Chicago, Ill.
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NEW CURE FOR KIDNEY AND BLADDEI
DISEASES, RHEUMATISM, ETC.
FREE TO OUR READERS.

Our readers will be glad TO know that the new botanical
discovery, Alkavis. has proved certain cure for all
diseases caused by Uric acid in the blood or by Gisor
dered action of the Kidneys urinary organs. 1t Is
wonderful discovery, with record of 200 hospital
cures In 80 days 1t acts directly upon the blood and
Kidneys and is true specific just as gunne is in ma
laria. Rev. W. B. Moore, ID. d.. of Washington testi-
fies in the Nfc York Christian Fitness that Alkayis
completely cured him of Rhcnnlaiisssi and Kid
ney and Bladder disease of many years Standing.
Many ladies also testify its curative powers in disor
ders peculiar to wOmanhood So far the Church Kid
ney Cure Company, No. Al Fourth Avenue, New York,
the only importers of this new remedy and they
anxious prove its value that for tie sake Of i'll
tribune who is sufferer from any form of Kidney
or BLADDER disorder, BriSht's Discasc. Rheuni-
atfsns, DrOpsy. Gravel, Diabetes, Pain in
Rack. difficult too frequent passing water, or other
afction due to improper action of The Kidneys or
Urinary Organs. We advise all sufferers TO send
their names and address to the company and receive
the Alkavs free II you entirely free, TO Prove
its wonderful curative powers.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12
HON ESTEADS.

OREGON GOVERNMENT LAND WE ARE
" prepared 10 locate unlimited number OF per
the best homestead timber claims in Wal
Iowa County, Ore. We have gone over and inspected
these lands and guarantee give correct Nos
and corDers Honest dealing and reasonable chaI ges
is our motto. Correspondence solicited when accom-
panied with stamp. Reference, u. +. Land Commits
soner at Wa,lowa Address Thos Brady, Wallowa
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DAWLINS CORPS, 90, STOCKTON, CAI-Pres
In Mrs. Laura Hardacre; SV.P., Mrs. Eugene Rel
bernstein: J.N.P., Mrs. Nioletia Crane: Treas Mis-
Grace Sonihworh; Con-. Mrs Jennie Merrill; Asst Con
Mis-. Ida Kirkpatrick Guard, Martha Mcyicker ASST
Guard, Mn. Mary Heck; Chaplain Mrs Nellie Rea
Musician. Mrs Susie Miller: FiTst Color Bearer Mrs
Lena Harry Second Color Bearer, Mrs Laura Haines
Third Color Bearer Mrs. Eliza MeCioud; Fourth Colo,
Bearer, Mis- Jennie Newton; Patriotic Instructor Mrs
Lydia Wilmington. The Installing Color Bearers were
Mesdames Marie l.. Eaton, May Fin,ibchner Helen
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MOORE-At Shelbyville, Tenn, Jan. 80 John A. c.
Moore COmrade Moore WAS born at Shelbyyille Bed.
ford Co., Tenn April ., 1876. lie enlisted In the Reg-
lar Army early In life, and served five years. and again
entered the service In 1861 in the ID Kan Cav serving
four years After the COmnde Moore lived in the
West and shortly before his death had returned TO
Tennessee ON visit. He Is survived by three daugh-
ters, Winnie L. Moore. of Walsenburg Colo: Mrs r. "
~, Colo.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

DLOOD POISON, EITHER PRIMARY, SECOND
ID AIRY or tertiary, producing CoppercOOred Spots,
Pimpes, Sore Throat, Aches, Old Sores, Ulcers,
Mucous Patches in mouth, Hair or Eyebrows falling
out, ETC.. quickly, positively and cured with
out the use of Mercury or Iodide Of Potash by the
wonderful Herbalis Compound, few weeks use of
which makes Clean healthy being, after complete
failure with the Hot Springs and other treatment.
Full information. and bottle for trial, free OF
charge all sufferers. Address, Prof. i. c. Fowler
New London, Conn.
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CORPS ELECTIONS.

CEDGwICK CORPS. SALEM, oRE-Pres., Sarah
- Dmger; ;. N.P., Ada Simpson; J.V.P., Ella Roda
baugh. Treas, LucIeiia Burton; Sec Loiiie Dickey
Chap Lizzie Ross: Con, Lucia Crossan; Asst Con
Katie Abbott; Guard, Sarah Fisher; ASST Guard Mag
gle Simpson.
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MARVELLOUS AS HAS BEEN THE CURES OF
ANl caiarrlI of the head by DR.. Chapmans Catarrh
Cream John RyaE's sdavit the cure of seven years
of almost total deafness from ctarrh far exceeds them
all (see affidavit In circular with medicne) also
piles, eczema all sores. bruises earache, etc. Kind
comrades, this is humbug. BY mall % cts per box:
five boxes for 81. Dr. Chapman, Surgeon, GAR. Post
liz, Burden, Kansas.
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JEwELRY AND WATCHES.

GRAND ARMY JEwELRY AND WATCHES
VI a Specially. Sure for dropsy sent for 81
Comrade W. A. Rose, Jeweler and Druggist, Almond,
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pILES-ISSTANT RELIEF FINAL CURE IN
= few days and never returns No purge. No
Salve. No suppositoy. Remedy mailed free. Ad-
dress J. ii. Reeves, Box G95, New York City, y. Y.
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L AIDES I POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MY
II Never Failing ETgo-kolO Compound 10 safely re-
lieve the longes, most obstinate case of delayed
''monthy periods in three TO five days without harm,
pain or interference with work. Only $50 Double
strength, 81 Write DIR. Southington Remedy Co., nj
5iJ Main street. Kansas City Mo.
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MONUM ENTS.

II HAVE IN STOCK 200 MARBLE MARKERS,
Il 200 granite markers, go marble monuments, 200
granite monuments, at wholesale prices to comrades
and their families be delivered f. o. b. your station
Send for cuts. n. c. Barney, Flint, Mich.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

A ABILENE, KAN, DIR. BARNES A. SEE
IA lye's Winter green Ointment is made. The great
est pile, ma, and sore eye remedy known. Sent
TO any one for Is cents r. {. Mallory, Lacon ILL.,,
suffered with plies FOE years. seelye's Wintersreen
Ointment cured him.
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nROPSY-NEw DISCOVERY: GIVES QUICK
- relief and cures worst cases. Book of Testimonials
and 10 days treatment Tree. DR. H. II. Green's Sons,
Box q, Atlanta, ia.
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II YLE CORPS, 1876, WAPAKONETA, OHIO-Pres
IN Mary Freeman; S.VC, C. j. Hawkey; i've
Jane Bailey; Sec. Janey Whitaker: Treas. Ada Whit
iaker Chap. Altos Moran; Con-, Cinihy Chiles; ASST
Con-, Seily Clark: Patriotic lnstructress Ada Whitta
ker; Guard, ". Burden: Asst Guard, Margit Butts
Color Bearers, EIna Parmenter, Mary Conner, Sarah
Myers Genia Mnmiery.
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GALLSTONEs CURED. IMMEDIATE RELIEF
~ and permanent cure. No surgical operation
required. Dr. W. C. Payne MarshalIiOwn, Iowa.
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" oBURN POST, IGi, WOBURN. MASS-Com
w James II. Wood; s.V.C., John Maloney: i've
Geo Aver Chap, +. Staples; AdJt, Fred Leslie; q NJ
Arthur Wyman: Surg. +. $ Eaton: oG Chas Piatls
k.M., T. e. Poland; Q.M-S.. L. Hawskins.
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"OBURN CORPS. iGI, w0BURN MASS-pres
w Susan Tebbetis: sV.P., Ceretha Jones: J.VP
Josie Colby; Chap, Susan CrOwell; Sec, Nellie Rich
afdson; Treas, ReDekah Brooks; Con-, Lucia Patten
Guard, y. T. Nickerson; Asst Con-, Margaret Wand
less; Asst Guard, Lou Deloia Color Bearers Adelia
Jones, Ida Reed, Giace Leslie Lizzie Tripp
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POST ELECTIONS.

Wy. r. c., AUXILIARY TO POST 49, GAR
W. Nashville, H.-Pres, Miss Maud Spencer:
S.VP., Mrs lily. Fredekinf; J.V.P., Mrs. William
BIandhorsi: Treas, Mrs. Heniiete Marx; Chap Mrs
VIM. Halne; Con, Mrs Clara Manheimer; Guard, Miss
Anna Ba;derson.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12
TILTON AND DALTON.
Small Garrisons Give Him Much Trouble,
and Make Delays for Which There Is Small
Compensation.

COmpenSaCl0n.
The defense of Tilton by Lieut.-COl.
Sampson NJ. Archer with his regiment
(the 18th Iowa., against an overwhelming
force of infantry and artillery was per-
formed with great gallantry and fortitude.
In my original orders to Col. Viewer, com
handing the brigade, l directed him to
call to Resaca all of the 18th Iowa at
Tilton, except 20 men to defend the block
house, but upon the advice of Gen. Smith
to leave the whole of the force there and
have them make a strong defense if at
tackled, and hold the enemy as long as
possible this force was allowed to remain.
This was the standing orders of every
post on the railroad. to defend it to the
last extremity. Col Archer had 80
muskets ut his command. In his report
of the action lie SIYS:
The National tribune., 1903-03-12
MORPHINE AND OPIUM uARIrs CAN ri

NJ ORPHINE AND OPIUM HABITS CAN RE
ANl cured al your own home by using the Neurotic
Drug Cure. We know that thousands are slaves 10
these drugs but the marvellous scientific used
In our remedy has proven equal TO the emergency 1t
Is not substitute for these terrible drugs hut com
piee ardote, giving the patient relief from the first
tablet taken until the desire gone the system strength
TO his normal condition. If you want to be relieved
from the effects of this terrible drug habit write us To-
day and we shall be glad TO tell you about It, One
man says
"Gentlemen:-Seeing your 'ad in the Plain Dealer.
wrote for the PaseuI Cure for Opium and while /
began its use with many misgivngs was happily sur
prised at the repose of minS and sleep it gave me- NY
hankerng for morphine beS decline after the sec
ond day. am since free from any longing for opium
or any other s.tmulns. shall recommend your cure
always and everywhere"
We have hundreds of Others Neuroiic Cure Co.,
Drawer q, Logan, Ohio
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CERG'T cox POST, 100. ADAMS, NEB.-Com
. Joe Dixon; S.N.C., John kaufman; JN.C. A
Myer; surg, W. II. Channey; Chaplain, II. }. Merrck
O. NJ ]. Il Piiman o. d., j. j. Shaw; q. g., A. Snyder
3. NJ L. %. CLARK; q VI. s. John kaufman; Adj't
7. HibbeIt; Representative 10 Dept Encampment
John kaufman; Alternate, l. o. Clark
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DAWLINS POST, 23, STOCKTON. CAL-Com.
HI Francis 1.sbury Moan; S.N.C, John n. South,
rey: J.NC, Willard :. Bafs: q. NJ, William b. Hard
mere: Adj, james Edward Eaton; Chaplain, James A.
spring; surg, Benjamin +. Robertson; o. D.. John
UBrien; o. e., Joseph Crogian; :. NJ, Alpheus s. Or
cut: q. NJ. =, Delos :. Crane
The National tribune., 1903-03-12
RELICS.

old FASHIONED DECORATED DISHES
" Rich colors. Glassware. pewterware old flint.
lock guns and pistols, prehistoric Indian and mound
relics OF sione Civil War relics and thousands of other
antique articles. Price list fiee. Davis Brothers, Dia
mond. Ohio --~
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

MAJ. L. +. FLETCHER POST, q, MILFORD
ANl Mass.-Com., Il. T.. Cook: SV.C., J. w. Burke
J.Nc, J. w Pedrick; q NJ, H. J. Bailey; Chap, W. IL
Hooker; o. d., II. A. Pond; o. g., r. q. Bell; Surg
q. L. Maynard: AdJt, f. T. Brock; s.M, II. NJ. Fish
or: Q.M.S, q. o. Parkhurst.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

NATIONAL WATCH FOR sl..0.-THE N T1ON-
N nj Watch is made by one of the largest 'watch
manufacturing companies in the world and is sold to
quantities of $1,000 1t is the cheapest guaranteed
watch made and we guarantee it will keep accurate
tme will get of order. ami in every way give
satisfaction. The is pain nickel, with silver fin
ish highly polished and handsomely finished. open
face, and the movement is the most durable OF any
watch known. VIII run 80 hours wihnu. reminding.
1t is made for service and with ordinary use Will last 10
years. Sent postpaid receipt of Address Ma
tionnl supply Co., jamestown. Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

KYLE POST Al, wAPAkoNETA, OHIO-Com
~ {. w. Hawkey; S:t.c, John Woodal i've.
j. j. Graham; surg, J. ii. Burden; Cd, II. ID. Par
menter: q MS., j. e. Hassenier; O.G., MoWery; Chap
H. Howell; Adyt, J. II. Moran.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12
INVESTMENT OF TETON.

"At o'clock on the morning Of the 18th
my pickets on the railroad between Resaca
and this place were fired upon. They i'm
medately deployed and skirmshed with
the enemy as they fell back to the block
house. into which at once placed as many
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

A MESSAGE TO ASTHMA SUPPLEMENTARY
"A Asthma Fluid, used in an atoniZer relieves the
worst attack of asthma in one minute. Write for two
weeks free trial treatment. want an asthma patient
in each neghborhood to act agent All sufferers
write me and will put you In n condition enjoy Iife
L. ID Alum, II o. Box l9i, MarengO, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

1yLoCKS-READER. IF IN NEED OF CLOCKS;
here's a bargain. Large massive oak nia1let
Clocks - inches high inches WIDE oak finished EN-
bossed case scroll ornaments on sides embossed non IL,
movements, Sday, with laifhour strike. Price, only
$50 by freight express 10 yonr Stallion JUST
half what IL would cost you nj retail stores II. H.
Chapman, Clock Dept. Graioi S;a, GAINESVILLE, ono
The National tribune., 1903-03-12
CIGARS.

70 CIGARS GENUINE GOOD SMOKES, SLIGO;
OO % good Sc cigars guaranteed, &C. Il good SC.
cigars, guaranteed, s5c: Fcrodora cigars for 10c;
CTemo cigars &C.: Cheroo;s Stogas, etc, by mail pre-
paid. viii please you refund money. BY mat pre-
paid: stamps accepted. II. ii. Chapman, Cigar Dept,
Gratiot Sta. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

rOMhADES-I HAVE A CURE FOR SMALL
~ pOx In "a hours: scarlet fever and scarleiina In
nine hours and diphtiiera and throat, and Will
break up any fever In 10 hours Price S1O0 per bottle.
Address g. W. Conkn, 18th Mich Inf, Box 235, Breck
enridge, Mimi -iH--
A RE YOU AFFLICTED. OR IN TROUBLEo
"A Try the "New Thought method. Al per week
New Thought Center Box G, Akron, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

TVNO DEALERS-WANTED, TRIAL ORDERS
Il for the General Grosvenor Cigar.
TO the Trade: Call for the General Grosvenor Cigars
and enjoy firstclass smoke. Strictly hand made,
long filler Snmatra wrapper. Guaranteed fistclass In
every respect. Porter Il Coleman. Athens, Ohio.
100 AFTER-DINNER CIGARS, STRICTLY
lOO hand made, long filler, S1s5 delivered 10 YOU
Jno a. Curtis, Mfg, Hudson, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12
HOTELS.

:JNHE ST JAMES, CAPT. L. J. CUTTER, PRoPRI
l. etor Headquarters for all veterans and their
families. Rates, sl.0O per day. Marietta, Ohio
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IA EDlcAL.

I1REE INSTRUCTIONS.
How TO cure permanently any case of Rheu
malism, Lame Back Kidney Troubles.
Send your address TO II. ii. Cornell, lansing Mich
The National tribune., 1903-03-12
MACHIN cry.

DUMPS, wINDMIIS AND SUPPLIES; GAS
Il and water fittings; bicycle supplies and repair
ing. Lee Houston, Arlington, Ind.
EOR SALE-FIVE DOUBLE STAND WOLF
Rolls for wheat, 1x14 Now in use. Sell cheap.
Wish TO increase capacity. Write C. w. Armstrong,
Armstrong; Mills, o.
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100 xxx FINE WHITE ENVELOPES,
lOO Printed TO order, for Soc: > for l2c. Not
trashy goods, Star Printing Co. Mowrystown, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

UNREE-ONE PACKAGE OF GOOD, STRONG
IL white envelopes. size IKE, and one good writing
pen free Send yor address and four cents for postage
etc, TO &. +. Clarke, A,t., Leroy y. y.
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PRINTING.

DARGAINS-5O GOOD WHITE ENVELOPES
ID size 4xG with yOur name and address neatly
printed in corner, and $50 OF the test AElec:ln liis
and NeGro songs ever published all postpaid fol
only 20 cents Address {. F. Clark. Agt, Leroy, \.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES, FRESH AND
active Free delivery TO any part of the United
satcs Send for free copy OF Iasey's aIanral, 52 pp
valuable Family Medical Guide; also. free sample or
either Digestive, Headache Liver Tablets. Mail or
ders solicited. Halsey Bros Co., 70 Wabash Ave.
Chicago. Established 1865.
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100 WHITE :, BusiN b s GAD se wn pds
uaid $50 fer ST. postpaid Fowler Press, Franklin, \. IL
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cS FOR ANY CASE OF ITCHING. OUTWARD
sDc or Inward Piles, Old Sores, ScaIy Head or
Eczema that can't be cured with Dr. Zggs Silver Leaf
Ointment. BY mail SOC. DIR. Zgg Medical Co.. Brud-
ford, Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

SEND 30 CENTS FOR DOCTORS RECIPE FOR
- beautifying the teeth; to make hens lay in win
ter furniture polish recipe Sold for 80 No stamps.
Mrs T. j. bartlett, 113 OAK Ave. New Castle, Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

COMRADES: NATURES REMEDY FOR KID
~ ney and bladder troubles IS "Turtine." II re-
lieves all inflammation, gravel etc mail the roots
package makes half gallon medicine. &c, postage
prepaid. 4. A. Niciels, Hot Springs Ark.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

FINRY THE OLD RELIABLE ECZEMA CURE
4 Sure Mail Order Department H. S. Tidrick
Bringhurst, Ind.
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no YOU USE TOBACCO? DO YOU WANT TO
~ Quit? We will guarantee 10 cure you it will
cost you nothing. Trial treatment free. Write for
particulars today NenrotS Cure Co., Drawer g, Io-
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

ZOO PRINTED ENVELOPES. LETTER
OOO heads or statements 15c. Send 2c. stamp
for samples Hamilton Printcry, Ashland. Chic
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MO FAKE.-SEND DC. FOR A RELIABLE RE
~ cpe for the of and warts withou, pain
or soreness Cure YOURSELF make money curing other
Jas. 4. Barnes. Ellington, W. Va
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SEND ONE DOLLAR AND GET RECIPE
~ that Will surely cure rheumatism; my own dscOy-
cry: cured myself and warrant 1t others This
Is no hunbus but positive cure or money refunded
If directions are followed. Address George l., Bl
chanan p o. Box los, Topsham, VT.
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IVETERINARY SURGEONS-SEND YOUR
business card and we will send free sample bot
tie Of Foxes guaranteed SPAWN Cure Splini and Ring
bone Cure and Excurniaier. No differing. Leaves
mark. Sold only 10 veterinary surgeons. Exclusive
territory assigned. The Fox Medicine Co.. Greenford,
|
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DC YEARS TREATING PILES PROVES ONE,
cO remedy better than all others Gives instant
relief and always cures. mail enough 10 cure most
cs.s and prescription for 81. If Pleased money
returned j. j. earns Carthage Mo
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

SoMETHING NEw-SEND CSC. AND GET A
y boz of my corn saiye; best you used; takes
them Oh without pain. w. II. Shough westboro, No
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

CALVE - THE BEST FAMILY SALVE ON
y earth for liberated piles and itching and
cuts and sores Of all kinds Is cents a box. Address
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

A RMY WORMS DIFFERENTIATED WITHOUT
IA poison. One spraying each season is sufficient.
The remedy isfor SALE Address with stamp enclosed
Patrick BOYLE. Chilli Monroe County n, Y,
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

II NOW THYSELF.-I WILL GIVE YOU YOUR
N life reading past present and future; give your
lucky days Send 80 cents and date of birth Address
A. NJ. Price, go :. 9th ST., Richmond Ind
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

WILLS PILLS BEAT THE wORLD-lo DAYS
" treatment, 10 cents, stamps. Address X. Il. Wills
Med Co., Ha4erstown, Md.
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

COMRADES HAVE SURE CURE FOR THE
~ grippe. Send % cents for recipe. George NJ Hail.
Co. ID. Isit y. y Inf, Rattle Rum ST. Clair Co. Mich
The National tribune., 1903-03-12

quit TOBACCO MOVIE YOU SMOKE OR
" chew and want TO quit, write for our free trial
treatment and full particulars. Costs to quit than
to continue the Injurious habit. Neurotc Cue Co
Drawer q, Logan. Ohio.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-09-12
New England Thrift.
Worlds Works

The proportion of men and women who re-
tire on small completeness is doubtless greater
in Massachusetts than in any other state in the
Union, unless it be Pennsylvania, which is the
other State of DR.. Benjamin Franklin's resi-
dence. But man who has even the most ro-
bust respect for the thrift of the people of
Massachusetts must be surprised to learn from
the report of the States bureau of labor sta
tistics that there are more than $4,000 such
persons-28, 900 men and II, 900 women. Two
thirds of them are native born, too. The max
ing of such an investigation was characteristic
of Massachusetts,. But it tells volumes about
the careful management that is a part of the
New England temperament. The New Eng
lander studiously saves and he invests pru-
IDENTIFY, and when old age comes or he has
wish to rest, he is willing to stop work and to
adjust his life to his income and he generally
leaves legacy also to his children. Anyone
who has lived in different parts of the United
States has had many occasions to observe
what this official report confirms-that the
New Highlander has learned the art of living
considerably below his income better than any
other man among us.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-09-12

Damage Suits.-Mr. Charles 7. Cockey,
Jr., a well known business man of Arlington,
by Mr.. Howard Bryant, attorney, has sued
the County Commissioners, the West Airing
ton Improvement Company, the Western
Maryland Railroad and the United Railways
and Electric Company for $4,000 damages.
He charges that they caused water collecting
upon the surface of the county road at Airing
ton to be DETECTED on his property and seriously
injured the same.
William j. Waliske, by Messrs. Harry NJ.
Benzinger and Edwin r. Stringer, attorneys,
has sued the United Railways and Electric
Company for $1,000 damages for injuries al
legged to have been received by being run into
by one of the defendants cars at Beechtield av-
enue, on the Frederick turnpike.
David Hook, by George L. Mattingly and X
B. Tippett & Bro, has sued Sarah Keller and
Joseph F. Keller for $4,000 damages. The
suit is brought by titling, and does not disclose
the nature of the plaintiff claim.
Messrs. Boarman & Lindsay, attorneys for
Mr.. Adam Hoover, have entered suit in the
Circuit Court here for $1,000 damages against
the Northern Central Railway Company for
causing the death of the plaintiffs son.
Mr.. Elmer J. Cook attorney for John i:
Treadwell, has sued Charles Wolfe for $5,OOU
damages, alleging false arrest and malicious
prosecution. The plaintiff alleges that Mr..
Wolfe caused him to be arrested on charge
of trespass and subsequently withdrew the
charge. Mr.. Treadwell is farmer and trucker
in the 18th district.