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secure their attention for a few mo-
ments on one day of the year?
Il think the general falling of our
people outside of the toilers' ranks is
that they fail to realize the condi-
ton of the working masses. They
fail to understand their position or APP
preciate their needs. And, sometimes
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

cred the address of the afternoon. Mr..
Urick has made several visits to this
city since his election to the high posi-
ton of head of the Iowa unionists.
He has made many warm personal
friends here and his appearance this
afternoon won him many more. Mr..
Urick spoke in part as follows.
Trades Unlonlsm-Its Objects and
Principles.
II propose today to enter into a com
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

of the provider, to lessen the hours of
labor and in all to make the life of the
toilers worth living. That is what
unionism is for, what it is doing and
all it asks. Is that not noble, Chris
tian, truthful, manly and humane?
And who in honor would dare falsify
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

We are going to close out our depart.
ment of children's clothing and substi.
tute the finest lines Of mems clothing
money will buy. Everything in boys
and children's clothing below age Of
Is will be closed out at cost. Don't
pay profit when you can just as well
save it for yourself. The Hub.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

such statement? But we have men
and organizations in this country, who
are the remnants of ancient anarchy
that would, because of the privileges
they have enjoyed at the expense of
the whole human family, denounce
our movement and try to destroy us,
because we are only asking, in justice,
part of what belongs to us.
Has Come to Stay.
Those men and Institutions and Or
CARNATIONS have no other object in
view than to live in the luxury of sell
fish greed and to destroy all else, in
human form who will not obey their
mandates, to work cheap, become
their slaves or in other words to live
and die without any knowledge OF the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-09-08

The Rock Island has reinstated the
Wilton and Muscatine train, an,
nulled by the recent retrenchment
orders.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05
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PAINTS.

DAINT WITHOUT OII.-REMARKABLf DIS
i covery That Cuts Down the Cdstaf Paiit seventy
five Per Cent. A Free Trial Package Is Mailed To
Everyone Who Writes. 4. L. Rice. prominent man.
uiacturer OF Adams, n. V. has discovered process
OIL He calls it Powdrpaint 1t ZONES the farmer
n dry powder and all that is required is cold water to
oil paint. i, adheres to any sIir.,t wood
brick spreads and looks like oil paint and costs about
onc-fuurth much. Write to Mt ~ T.. Rice, Manufr
40 North ST.. Adams, ". y, giving the name of the
dealer from whom you buy your paints. Mr.. Rice will
sead you free trial package also color card aud fnl
Information showing you how you a good
many dollars, Write today.
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A coon CHANCE FOR 4 Man To GET wELI.

4 GOOD CHANCE FOR a MAN TO GET W ELL,
"A fixed IL he can work and has family of boys
help him. have farm of $50 acres of good land in
Pennington Co.. So. Dak s5 miles east OF Rapid City;
all well fenced and crossfenced; IS acres broken and
culivated good buildings and good springs of sol
ter that never fail: machinery for doing the farming and
hayinS; 20 acres seeded to alfalfa which will produce
three crops year. any ordinary year there be 30
tons of hay cut on the place. so head of CATTLE 20 head
OF them are Hereors plenty of hay and feed left on
place to feed them till grass starts; plenty seed grain
left place to seed it crops in spring; plenty
wood In four rods of house to last family
My reason for selling, am crippled hummer of Billy
Sherman's army, and am not able to work any more,
and is hard to get help that will take OF cattle
like do myself The title TO my land is good patent
from the United States will sell the whole outfit for
$500. Hugh l.. Brown, Vastoc, So. Oak.
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REAL ESTATE.


nkLAHOMA LANDS-IsIpROVED AND UNIM-
~ proved farms ranches homcste"ds, renquish-
ments and school l,,i.ts5. -,i.'fr t.t
Texas rtnches. 20 acres Joining Canadian Price
$40 per acre.
Two dissection ranches, 10 miles from Canadian.
Price 81 per acre
2s-section ranch five miles from Canadian. Price
81 per acre.
10 Oooacre tract in the pinhahdle of Texas. Price
$50 per acre.
S1secton ranch, 70 miles from Canadian. Price $500
per acre.
woodward, Oklahoma. Marion Cline and l. ID. Han
ing, late Co. l., 11Ith Ohio ~
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LNOR SALE, BY w. C. PERRIN & CO., SHREVE-
Il port, La, plantation containing about 400 acres
ii Preston, La the shreveport Il Houston Railroad
about Is miles from Shreveport. Preston Station and
Post Office this place and there is also The
residence is about 30 yards from tie depot Ii very
substantial, and contains nine rooms with Kitchen SER
wants and pantry detached, and 1t could be
built for less than OGO The entire well fenced;
500 cleared and GOO in timber Plenty of ont
houses and barns; splendid spring, branch and well
water; GOO pear Just commencing bear
place. This is ideal location for truck farm and
orchard On account of its convenience to the railroad
products be shipped to Northern cities without
much loss of time. Price $40 per Terms,
third cash. the balance at one and two at eight
per interest. We also have for sale other
of land, both large and small in Louisiana suit
able for immigration and colonization, and large bodies
of timbered lands Write for further particulars
We will take pleasure in answering enquiries rela-
tive to lands in this part of the country.
HARMS IN STARK COUNTY, O-CANTON
Il Countyseat of Stark County with a population of
100 900, three oIrthS of the Inhabitants living in
ton, Massilion, Alliance, and the numerous smaller
towns leaves but onefourth farms II the farmer III
stark County has not ready market for all the prod
of the farm thea there is place in the United
States where he has. Yet good forms be had for
less money than places where il takes hours to
reach u market Remember, too, Stark County ranks
third in the United States in agricultural and mineral
wealth. This must guarantee good soil. Good farms
be purchased for from $50 $50 per For fur
Their information call address, with stamp, W. f
Marshall, Real Estate and Lean Agent, Lnaville,
Stark Co., Ohio
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON D. O. THURSDAY MARCH s.
PERSONAL.

A TrESTION, CATHOLIC @. A. R.-DEAR
"A Friends: The victory you SO nobly won on many
fields. by long and suffering. in many hard
fought battles is not yet. the glory we would have
1t 10 be- The negro is still n slave in respects
than one. In order to better his condition. your
Church has undertaken send priests 10 them. who
Will devote their time to his welfare. Sad say, the
aud encouragement which they ought hence the work
drugs along instead of goin. forward in leaps and
bounds There il a wide prcaf and deeprcoted IL! VIII
and universal indifference In regard 10 the condition
OF our colored brother and you who haze fought
and suffered for him have pity for his sad
state appeal 10 to help on the work OF
the Church here In Arkansas among the colored. IN
this State have 1000 CO members OF the About
half Christians of some Kind: the others. moth
linz. Al present need n small church ri Pine Bull
Ark. where we have large school in charge OF the
Sisters of the Holy Family tcoiored To all those
who take an interest in this work viii chceriuiiy
send yearly report, showing what has been done
during the year. Address all letters 10 Rev. J. J.
Ferdinand, Missionary Apostolic, Box 5i3, fine Bluff.
Ark.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

L7OR SALE-ESTABLISHEDi TN 1S65-BI.ACK-
II smith shop wheelright, trimming and paint de
partmenis, and hame works: in binding Lshape, di-
mensios l00X20x I0x22 feet two stoTies situate pub
lie road near Shrewsbury Pa. convenient 10 Northern
Central Railway. Also, two twoandhalf story dwell
ing houses located within 80 yards OF shop. together
with barns and all necessary outbdngs; buildings
paraiivey new: the adjacent land comprises two
Object of selling is 10 retire from business account of
age. This IS excellent opportunity 10 purchase
established paying business five hands constantly
ployed. Hame trade alone over $50 dozen annually.
Opportunity to also purchase stock and tools Price
low, terms reasonable. Address ". q. Allen, Attor-
ney AT Law, Shrewsbury York County, Pa.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

cash FOR OLD STAMPS. COINS AND PAPER
~ money. Send description for free quotations.
G. = Linn Watseka, ILL.,
NOR SALE-oLD COINS. = CENT, 1907; CENTS
II 1877. 1913. ISs 1876 1873. 1896 1876 quarter 1916
10 cent 1870: cent, 1854 Two bank tokens, 1856:
2-cent, 1861 Columbian. 1893: = penny, 1885, one
penny 1862: eagle cent 1851. 1853. Address Robert
Lorimer, Randall, Jewell Co.. Kan.
DIG BUNDLE STAMP MAGAZINES 10 CENTS
ID Packet OF so stamps fine lot, only 10 100
well mixed foreign stamps. 20 cents AL sheet o
stamps sent on approval. II. Savory, A Campbell
Park, Chicago, III.
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GAR, w.R.c., S OF SUPPLIES.

COMMUNICATIVE PART YOU TOOK IN THE
~ Rebellion is nnwritter history. You recollcct IL
family. When you die this dies will, You Yonr fam
lily know little of the details OF service II Your
formation for them. The Army and Navy Record
Company. 1921 Jefferson ST., Philadelphia, can help
Mrs. Gen. Logan, and thousands of others
~ AR, w.R.C.. 5. of V. SUPPLIES.-FLAGS,
We Banners, Caps Swords. Belts, Badges. Best All
wool bunting Flags for homes ard schools. All goods
of the best material loves in prices Send for cata
ogue. Comrade j. A. Joel & Co., IS Nassau ST., n. Y.
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BADGES.

IDENTIFICATION BADGES WITH YOUR
l. Name. Company. and Regiment, shipped In meta,
box, by mail, prepaid. Pin ON back. Made in three
qualities Electro Plate. 80 CENTS Rolled Gold Plate rs
cents and Gold Filled, Sl00. Write and address
plain References: Frsi National Bank: Carroll County
Bank. Address all orders TO H. L Cole, Mount Car
roll Carroll County, Ill.
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GEND FOR OUR NATIONAL NEEDLE CASE,
= z IA, containing 4papcrs Silver Steel Needles
Steel BodEin, Button Needles Yarn Darners Che
nile Needle A Cotton Darners, Tapestry Needle 2
Wool Darners Bonnet Pins. Short Darners 2 Hat
Pins, Looping Needles, Shawl Pins (.rewei Nee
dies, . Cloak Pins, Mlners Needles, 90 OH Temper
ed Pins, Toilet Pins Crochet Needle, Card Hooks
and Eyes In Case. Sent postpaid for cs stamps or
silver National Supply Co.. jamestown, Pa
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

~ ENTrS SEAL RINGS-BIG BARGAINS-FINE
NJ Rolled Gold Plate, 80 cents; good Fountain Pen,
9c. Send slip Of sf paper size Of ring wanted. Either
post paid receipt Of price. H. NJ Saint Greensboro
Ind.
GRAND ARMY JEWELRY AND WATCHES
W Specially. Sure cure for dropsy sent for s.
Comrade W. A. Rose, Jeweer and Druggist Almond,
NY.
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MoNuM ENTS.

II HAVE IN STOCK 200 MARBLE MARKERS,
Il 20 granite MARKERS 200 marble monuments zoo
granite monuments at wholesale prices 10 comrades
ana their families, to be delivered F. o. h. your station
bend for cuts. II. {. Barney, Flint, Mich.
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est-a legitimate method of sharing profits with
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NEW BOOKS.
Statesmen and Orators Six Vols Cloth. 500
Official History of L. < Cioth... 200
Life of Mckinley. SILK back................... 800
ROOSEVELT BOOKS
Administration Civil service. 3G2 pages. Cloth. 50
Hunting Trips the Prairie 23S pages Cloth. 50
War of 1872 Part J. 27S pages. Cloth ........ 80
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Winning of the West Part /. 2SS pages. Cloth. so
Winning of the West Part III. 33i pages Cloth. so
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-
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NOU WILL BE REWARDED FOR YOUR
l. trouble II you read the announcement headed
Personal To Subscribers" i'll the Medical column.
NARRIAGE PtPEE-BEST PUBLISHED
vi Free. L. \. Gunncls Toledo, Ohio.
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NOVELTIES.

TIME "PERPErUAL PENCIL"-A MECHAN.
l. fcal wonder; is great time never needs
sharpening: once tried, always used. Three grades
black medium black hard (for book keepers use and
indeiibc. Absolutely guaranteed for year. Price
cents. Murray J.. brigham, WhitneyviiIe, Me.
7 WILL MAKE YOU STAMP PHOTOS FROM
l. your photograph ut cents per dozen ara IL
cents extra with each order. big tie to help pay
for advertising and postage Henry sovall. Weather
BY, Mo.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MAGNETIC HEALER-THE NEW SCIENCE
w of healing by rubbing. No medicine used. No
help no pay. Absent treatment specially. The
Weitmerism of the Northwest. S. A. Clark, Willow
lakes, :. Oak.
V)HYSICAL CULTCRE-FOR ONE DOLLAR /
4 will send d typewriter copy of so course In
physical culture IL. NJ. Rogers, Wesbufg, W. Va
GTAMMERING cURED-wRITE TO-DAY FOR
~ catalogue also particulars of free trial week. Reed
School, $50 Hubbard Ave, Detroit Mich
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NEBRASKA LAND FOR SALE-FARNS IN
~ Fillmore and adjoining Counties SIS $50 per
acre. Z. Z Babcock Chowa, Neb.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05
Inn ACRE FII.yl-s5 CLEARED: HOUSE.

L "l AtHE Efl.h 80 CLEARED. hctSf,
LUZ 10 rooms. tlseTr cnt and cellar, all painted.
Easement barn, J0XJ2; spring creek for trout. nice
summer resort: hunting; two bears caught on place
last fall; one and half miles from pOstoce one mile
from two strong gas wells Reserve twothirds Interest
In OIL gas, clays, coal and minerals Seyeii-foot coal
and clay vein $500 Easy
800 acres secnndgrCwth tnhcr: ash Eastwood, birch.
beech hemlock. roEwood, maple. Part of timber cut
IN ISL Timber stand - ears then cut 100000
feet $3.50 down; 81 90 in two years p acres sand
stone - feet thick Write Heirs Grow, Wyoming
County. Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05

"OUSE AND TWO LOTS ON THE SHORES OF
Ill Puget Sound, in Il thriving town of go nhabit-
ents two miles from the State Capitol being con-
strlcted within six blocks of fine graded school, church.
and posoce 40 fruit trees also plenty of small
fruits good barn and we'll: free range for suit
able place for old couple with trade Price
$50 cash instaments. Address F. n. Chase, Turn
wafer. Wash,
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A TTENTIoN. coMRApEs.-FoR sALE-DRuG

A TTESTION. COMRADES.-FOR SALE-DRUG
"A store. Complete drug outfit In good town. No
competition farms from 40 to l60 houses and
lots In town Of Crothersvilie Jackson County, Ind.
Write me what yon want allow no man to do more
for old comrade than will. Address g. w. Bard,
Pension Claim Attorney aud Notary Public, Crothers-
Vile, Ind, late of Go. ID. I'D Regt. Ind. Vet. Vols
poTTIING WORKS FOR SALEM A CITY
- Of 4oeoo population. The plant is equipped with
four-horse power steam boiler, two bOtters' tables,
and filter Good horses and wagons. and large stock of
bottles Reason for selling il sickness Of proprietor
For further particulars address ". Ii. Mingos, To-
wanda. Pa.
DARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.-Slo,00 600
y sock merchandise. with fOur-year lease finest
building In city. Cash or good paper New gas field
J. &. Thomas. Petersburg, Ind
VoUR CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! OFFER
l. at private sale my Touring, meal and feed mill,
situated on railroad at Armstrong Mills Ohio in thick
~ populated fine graiIsrowing district. Plenty work
TO keep mill running steady. New, and doing splendid
work. Terms easy. For full information write c. W.
Armstrong, Armstrong; Mills. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05

nor SALE, OR MONEY TO MANUFACTURE-
Patents No. So, SIG, So 6l5. Centrifugal and Cen
trpeia Oler. This oil box applied TO line shafting
and all other revolving machinery has three and
four years "a pint of Gil, requiring attention.
dirt Grip perfectly clean; once charged and set in
motion all that is necessary daily climbing around to oil
up among the hasbeens Sworn afiidavis furnished,
and may be at this Office. For further infOrina
ton address NJ. l.. Teaff, Box 40, Dennson, Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-03-05
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

TINHINK OF TIA so MORRIS RECLINING
l. chair large size, oak spring seat, good velour,
removable seat and back green red az brown, special
wiih-order price. s7. shipped from Ohio factory
and well packed w. W. Williams, JeiicrsoIIyiiie,
Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05
I,oR SALE Or EXCHANGE-sT0NE Guam

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-STONEQ QUARRY
property, four acres by 30 feet thick, of limestone
for burning beautiful white lime, crushed stone for
crete and racadam building and bridge stone. Enough
dirt removed and the stone laid bare to produce
than $4,000 worth of output Quarry is thorough
y equipped with all the necessary machinery and tools
and is now In full operation, crushing stone for
and pixies and quarrying bridge and building stone
Now full OF cash orders. Business Of 5000 last year
Future prospects tattering Located mile west
of Fostoria, Ohio, along b. & o. r. X. side track to crush
and bins; Az cars loaded last a good bust
for the right man. Price for the entire plant So
Would consider exchange for farm in good location
Also for sale, water well drilling machine and outfit
compiete good new ready for work. Price $50;
when new 500. Address J. L. DOzer Fostoria. Ohio.
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NOVELTIES.

IN ORDER TO SECURE NEW NAMES FOR
l. our mailing list will send Useful adder,
prepaid, 10 any one sending the addresses of 10
friends and sc Adds up 1893 999 accurately ~
land, o.
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NOR s,LE-5o ACRES OF LAND Two AND

L'0R SiLE-5O ACRES OF LAND. TWO AND y
u half miles west Of Wallace. Idaho In the Cdeur d
Aene mining district 100 bearing fruit trees; 100 cur
rant bushes, 30 rooseberreS and b,ackberrics ana
raSpberres, and 1000 Strawberries all bearing wi,h
I'VE acres good garden ground: 10 acres SEEDED IN
timothy: cut Is tors Eay last year; five acres good
brics clay have made brick here for I. years. all the
machinery necessary for hautLmodng plant two
onestor log houses, 1sx2 each. and blacksmith shop;
and one fraie barn, 2iy5 good henhousc and frost
proof cellar; all for 81 800 Call on or address Carl
irowbriige, Wallace Idaho / am an old vet, in
poor hea.th and wish 10 Quit This business.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05

yODAKERS, READ.-YOU CAN SAVE MONEY,
N time. patience and paper by finishing your own
photos. It's easy. Anybody can do il. Send sl.Oo
and will send yon recipe with full Instructions Pro-
tesSionals use it, and il is permanent Address Allies
house, /" Trenton NO.
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NOR SALE-FARNIS RANCHES AND UNIM-
II proved lands in Northern Kansas the most fer
tile part of the Stale for farming and stock raising
The climate is braclng, heatIful and salnbrIous
have lanes ranging from 81 per up, ana will lie
glad TO answer all correspondence and forward de.
scripiive lists of lands application. Address c. A.
Lewis Phillpsburg, Kansas.
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"ISTORY SGTIi ILLINOIS INEANrRf-IN
< cloth: III pages. P,ic. $3.50 Comrades of Col
Dan. McCooks brigade will also he interested in this
book. Address with remittance j. Il. kinnear, Seat
tie, Wash. -.E
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NOR SALE-HOMES IN THE SOUTHLAND
City property and everything in the real line
Choice locations for mills and factories of every kind
Write us your wants. Gregg & Houghton, "a Main
ST. Joncsboru Ark.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05

:" ANTED-Inf0rmaon of relations OF Willis S.
w Baker. who served in Co. Il, 18th Mich, and Co
Sh Mich Cav as Sergeant, and died here Oct. o.
| cannot find his discharge: think-he was nom New
York or Vermont. Address John Mahoney, Box lS2,
Rose City, Mich.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

T'OR SALE-TIE FOLLOWING PHANG WAR
l. Pictures: One. The Monitor and Merrinac; one
The Battle of keneSaw Mountain: one siege of At
lata: one Siege Of Nictsbure one, Sherdans Charge
at Winchester: three. Grant from West Point to APP
pomattox. Price 81 each. Charles Torch, li3S Wall
81, Los Angeles, Cal.
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L OTIS OF BLOCKS, BLOCKS OF LOTS HOUSES
~ and lots, coal and timber lands and farms in q
States for sale exchange. Ii you your property
entered in my catalogue send full description to
J. C. LaPOint, 103 Hawley ST, Binghamton, v. Y.
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YARNS FOR SALE OR EXCHA NGE-LOCAT
IL ed in Pike County, Ohio. 81 acres; good build
ings: y acres in Cvation good orchard seven acres
meadow good location. 1eS acres; nursery farm. 200
acres; improved farm. Go aces: improved farm l65
acres; improved farm % acres. Improved farm. 100
acres: timber land Address Il. +. Atweli, Real Is
tate Agent Box l3, slorgantown, Ohio.
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DROTHER ODD FELLOWS. SEND 10 CENTS
} and get one Of my new bnriesque buttons, and
prices on same. You sell them in yOr lodge and
make big money. Send to-day. II. < Stoval Weather
=
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

NIEN'S FURNIsHtNGS.-MEN'S ALI-woOL
M Cashmere Suit for $3.50. send weight height
breast waist iils:m and sleeve measure, yi,h 81 de-
post; balance $50 COD, at express Office. Frank
Leonard, Ciaysyille, Pa
NTEN's FINE AII~WOOL SUITS, IS AND $40:
Sl extra fine suits at sis and Sill State color wanted
and send weight, height, breast. waist, inseam and
sleeve measure, with 81 deposit, balance CO D. al ex-
press Office Frank Leonard, Claysyilie, Pa.
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T ORDS PRAYER IN VERSE on SATIN RIB
- bon, eNc. each: nice book marks. BluiftOn Spe-
cialty Co., Button. Ind.