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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
FUNERALS YESTERDAY

The funeral of Mr.. William WhitWorth
took place from his home 50S west
Twelfth street, at $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon The burial was In Holly
wood cemetery.
The funeral Of E. NJ. Sadter took place
from the Stockton-Street Baptist church
Yesterday The Rev. +. N. Chandler
conducted the service and w. ]. Norris
sett sang a solo. The burial was IN
Naury cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
Two MORE ROBBERS.

Il
The home of WingfeId Tinsley. In Man
chester. has been entered and robbed A
valuable overcoat belonging to Mr.. Tins
ley was stolen.
An attempt was made Sunday by a
thief to break into the store of L. II.
Phillips, 122 Hull street. Mr. Phillips
heard the would-be burglar in time to
brighten him away.
Policeman Wright is at work on the
robberies.
no one has as yet been arrested on
the charge Of robbing the home of Greg
DRY L. Vest, last Monday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
MARRIED IN ATLANTA

=
Mr.. Walter Wilton, formerly OF Man
chester. was married in Atlanta last week
to Miss Estelle Wood. daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. NJ NJ Wood, Of that city.
The groom is the son Of Mrs. Whitton.
of Manchester, and a brother Of Mrs. w.
H. Cleaton and Messrs. Baxter and Ern-
est Whitton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
THE SCHOOL BOARD.

At a meeting of the school board last
night Martha Ross was elected to teach
in the colored school.
A resolution, which was adopted. re-
cuested Principal Blackwell to attend the
next meeting and explain some Of the
Irregularities in the monthly report OF at
tendance of teachers.
Those present at the meeting We're:
Messrs. A. D. Shotwell, e. ]. Jones, j..
S. Wakefield. J. B. Ruad. Drs e. T..
Rucker and I. P. Mathews. B. w. Nun
nally, R. C. Broaddus. J. c. Snellings and
Clerk W. NJ. Lipscomb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

The report Of Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts Morton Marye, to Governor A. ].
Montague, rendered October 80, 1902. Is
full of. interest as showing the excellent
financial condition Of the State. The re-
ceipts and disbursements were as fol-
lows:
Amount on hand October
1, 1909 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S26,597 os
Receipts from all sources du-
ring the year .--............-.. 3.Iao,cs5 AZ
Total receipts ...........--...54.se $50 4s
Disbursements during the year. 1913, es7 .
Balance nee on hand October s.. ~ !.
Detailed information as to the fnan-
cial affairs of the State are given In q
series of thirty-seven tables. all of which
make q volume Of about $50 pages. Some
figures from these tables are Of inter
est.
Receipts for which the treasurer is
charged on the books Of the Auditor for
year ending September 80, 1907 SO, 7e2. 0a3 80
On hand October !, 19oi........ s26.597 G6
s4s21. $50 As
The statement of assessment OF taxes
on shares of stock of banks for year
ended September 80, 1902:
Par value of all bank stocks. .s12, 1880 90
Market value on shares Of
stock, Observation-Disclosures. Is. cSS. 033 90
Total assessment ............... 69152 OF
Amount paid ................... 5l7s %
PROPERTY OF RAILROADS.
The value Of real and personal property
of railroads and canal companies assess
ed by the Board Of Public Works. and
the amount OF said tax paid into the
treasury:
Total value Of all property.
real and personal. $50. s1oa7 s.
Total net income OF all rail-
roads for year ........-......- 500 -
Total mileage OF railways in
State s.sss 81
Total tar assessed thereon
(ali properties) ----....--..-..: N6.a2e 50
Total paid Observation-Disclosures. N4sssA7
Assessed value of express
companies property ...-.-... 4n.ssa 8.
Total tax. IN 81 which vas
pAa4 81 y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
uAPT-PATTGH-

HART-BAUGH.
Miss Annie E. Hart. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Hart, was married
Tuesday to Mr.. James Baugh. son OF
John and Lucy Baugh. OF Chesterfield
county, The groom is a miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

If you Insist on it any agent in Rich
mond can give you a j.ssssslicy in the vir-
ginia State.
L. +. MASON.
Solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

trained in the grade or specially taught,
siderable increase over last years enroll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
DANCED oLD YEAR OUT

DANCED OLD YEAR, OUT.
A large number of couples from both
Manchester and Richmond attended the
dance in Leader Hall last night. They
danced until about o'clock this morning.
The music was unusually good. and the
dance was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

The Virginia State Insurance Company
has assets exceeding s5oOoOO and surplus
to policy holders of s275. 10000.
G. D. THAxTON,
Solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

Dollars are good things Keep them at
home BY insurinG with the Virginia stAtA
A L PLEASANTs. s.
Axtnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

The Virginia State Insurance Company
has assets exceeding $4,000. and surplus
to policy holders OF $40, 10000
A. W. CARRIER.
Solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

tho South, which are in constant use;
course of ten entertainments, and gives
free from time to time other entertain
ments for the members and their TRENDS.
II also maintains reference and circu-
lating library, and reading rooms, which
Is largely patroniZed
The interest IN Bible study has oeen
largely increased. and fully one hundred
men have professed personal faith ID
Jesus Christ.
Perhaps she two most notable features
have been the Greater Mems Meetings.
so largely attended and productive OF so
much good, and the big conversational
Bible Class" held on Sunday afternoons
at o'clock, with an average attendance
of over forty. This class Is The outSroWth
of a movement started In the warm sum-
mer months, when the mems meetings
were suspended. and is now continued
after the mems meeting
The JUBILEE FUND.
Next year the association will celebrate
its fftieth anniversary. being one of the
first organiza tons in America. Looking
forward to this important occasion, the
directors desire to celebrate with the en-
tire property paid for. and to have same
in flrSt-class repair and Well furnished
to have the internal workings of the
association in good condition. To this end
the raising of a jubilee fund of S20oO
was undertaken last summer. and ST.
1856 81 secured. There is yet to be secured
on this fund So, 543. SO, and the directors
desire to secure for needed improvements
and repairs the following additional:
New light fixtures. % %
Illuminated sign for Strangers. 70 0C
Locker and both tlling............. 1912 0c
! Roys' department furniture 291 0t
Reception-room furniture $50 Ok
Parlor furniture ................ $50 Ok
Members reading-room furni-
ture go oo
Office facilities. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
! Religious-work supplies-Hymn-
| books and Shop organs.......... 100 Of
Library books. 200 0t
Auditorium piano (hall for rent.) $50 q
Carpets and linoleums, seven
rooms .............................. SIS o.
| Other items Observation-Disclosures. 155 OK
| $3.50 N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

Sex are nOI
commonly rec
ognized as be-
ing caused by
catarrh.
These or
sans are lined
by n IL o u s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

The total assessed valuation
of all property of steamboats,
companies operating in the
state .--........ sos sss q
Total tax assessed ....... a.2d y
Taxes assessed against and derived
from Insurance. and guarantee companies
during the year ended September so. 1904
License taxes .....................s22iS5s y
Tax on premiums and assess
ments et,3io o.
Total taxes charged and all paid. 92,ss3 II
Amounts collected by clerks of courtI
during the year for all pur-
Amount paid including arrear-
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE
Statement OF assessed value Of tells
graph and telephone lines: Miles OF 1ina
o.Oss.0S; miles OF wire. Ss.51o.s7. total val
uation of all properties. ssl2.5ss.67; gross
earnings of telephone and telegraph
companies. s7e.st5.o2; total tax assessed
s23,12i.S2; amount paid, s26.s15.A
The total receipts of interest fror
State repositories for the year wa
s1l11L01.
Tax paid By sewing machine companta
$500.
Receipts from oyster tax for yean
$50. ssh
The statements showing the arount
paid for volunteers for assisting the
civil authorities during the year endet
September 60, 1862. are Of especial inta
rests. The chief expenses were lneurret
in protecting negro In the Lynchbprl
!ail. and In maintaining order during
strike in Norfolk The service of troop
at Lynchburg cost the State s., aO0.33s. Ths
Norfolk militia display cost the Common
wealth s17.e51.li The total of all expendi
lures for militia service in maintaininl
order was s23.O53-2
Grand total OF criminal charges for al
the counties and cities OF the Common
wealth during the year was s227.9s9. L.
Total taxes assessed during the yea,
30 per cent. of which Is applicable Il
public free school purposes. ss9s 1877. A
OF this amount the capisation taxes yfe,i
ss3s7. o5s; personal property. stol956: rea
estate. ssss. ss1. So. railroads and canals
SCI, s1o.32: bank shares, SIS. c37 So. TIKI
total amount applicable TO public fra
sct,oo, purposes Is ssos ST.
The aggregate Of all license taxes as
sessed in the various cities and counties q
the Commonwealth during the year wa.
s7s .5s1 81 OF which liquor contributes
s3o1. es975; other sources thar uauos
4e7.2e1.57.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

Practice what you preach. and keep
your money at home by insuring with
your money at home by insuring with
a E. HEINRICH,
Solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

Charity begins at home, so also ought
the patronage of local institutions. This
Virginia State should not be forgotten
in this connection.
A. w. CARRIER.
Solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

CONDITION OF STATE
IT'S FINANCIAL STATUS HAS NEVER
BEEN MORE SATISFACTORY.
THE SOURCES OF INCOME.
what is Paid by Railroads, Tele-
graph Companies, Steamboat, and
other Great corporntions-E.pe
ditures and Balances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

Practice what ycu preach. and kee1
your money at home By insurtng witt
inc susiisa S 81
Soltcisor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

A. +. s1IuLcuER.
Solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
Mis-. Robinson,s school.

This school has had steady growth.
since the year 1880, and is now an excel
lence and infiuencc one of the leading
educational institutions in the city.
1t has the distinction here among pri-
vate schools of owning Its own building
the growing demands OF the school in
1896 1t has since been added to, and dur
ing the past twelve months important
improvements have been made. It Is sit
uatAd one square from Monroe Park
There Is corps Of ten teachers. zach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

Detailed information as to the finan-
cial affairs of the State are given In q
series of thirty-seven tables. all OF which
make q volume of about $50 pages. Some
figures from these tables are Of inter-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01
NoIlcy,s School for, Boys.

This school has made for itself an arnia-
Bile reputation. The morale of the school
is of the best, and its class work is thor
oush. Good work rather than large num-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-01

The course OF instruction has been en-
iarged and revised. The principal aim in
this revision was TO provide IN unified
aysteln Of study and AZ the same time
arrange for greater concentration Of at
1ent.3n on each branch in its turn. This
has been accomplished, mus again mark
Ing this college as q lea.er in medical
education: In addition to this, several
courses OF popular and scientific lectures
are beng conducted this winter.
The large number Of students who at
tend the University COLLEGE of Meoicine
from year 10 Year has been frequently
remarked. The number continues to in
crease which is the more remarkable in
view of the steady elevation of standard
and the undertaking adherence 10 ali re-
The National tribune., 1903-01-08

Here we are again. holding the money
bag, This bag contains over fourteen
thousand dollars.
Great pains were taken this time as
every time. to award the prizes correctly
We feel sure that during the two weeks
of probation no claim can be established
that will disturb this list.
All prizes will be paid in two weeks.
After prizes have been paid no claim for
a prize will be considered.
The Monday Treasury Receipts run
along SO beautifully normal for two
months, that we were much disappointed
at abnormal receipts on the last Mon
day of the month. II receipts had been
normal you would have seen some very
close guessing.
Close guessing Is what we like to see.
and II you will believe US we would like
to have the Bulls Eye struck-not every
The National tribune., 1903-01-08
NOTES ON THE CONTEST.

time-but just once in a while. One con
testant did strike it in this contest. bu
his guesses did not arrive until Dec 81
three days too late. Plenty of contestants
could do that! We are willing almost
anxious. to have the Bulls Eye struck.
but it must be done fairly.
II anything else than Treasury Receipts
is preferred as subject for guessing. let
us know. We have no preference what
ever. if it is something equally above sus-
picion and has the same quality of prompt
ly deciding a contest.
We hope to he ready to announce terms
of new contest next week. Meanwhile.
however. order subscriptions. books or ad-
yertising. 1t will all count for guesses
in the next contest
Those especially who have credits with
us should order at once. Sell the subs.
books or advertising. which will provide
cash for entering the new contest.
The National tribune., 1903-01-08
P.lNTS.

DAINT WITHOUT OIL-REMARKABLE DIS
covery That tnfs Iiown the t,os OF Fsitf seventy
five Per Gem. A Free Trial Package Is hafled To
Everyone Who Writes. A. L. Rice. n prominent man.
uacturer of Adams, \. Y. has discovered a process
of making u new kind Of paint wthcat the Use OF
Oil. He calls IL Powdrpaint 1t cvmes 10 the farmer
dry powder, and all that Is required is cold waer 20
make paint weather praOf fire proof and as Durable
oil paint II adheres any surface wood, stone or
brick, sprea Is AMI looks like oil paint and costs aoof
one-fuurth much Write To Mr.. A. l.. Rice, Mapuir
$50 North 81, Adams, " w. giving the name OF the
de Ter from whom you buy yoar paints Mr.. Rice VIII
sed you free trial pa ka-t alO color Card ard tui
information showing 20 how you save q good
many dollars. Write to-day.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COL UMNS.
homS
NAVAL VETERANS.

VSHE UNITED STATES VETERAN NAVY IS
Il composed Of Naval Veterans who served in any
during the past that may In years to come
Naval Militia or Naval Reserves are also eligible For
further paricuiarS address VIII r Atkins. Cognmo-
dore Commanding U. s. Veteran Navy, 4.is Cherry
St, Cincinnati Ohio
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

CPFCIAL-A PRIZE SILK FLAG, 4xe, TO soME
- Post Cirps school tb Il will present and report
10 tie Success OF the public entertainment Trials
and Triu phs e Old Glory, advised by Jesse II
Carp inter- Department Inspector Of Indiana GAR.
Angola, Ind.
ENTERTAINMENTS - TRIALS AND ThI
Il umphs Of Old Glory. a public entertain
mint for schools auspices Of Grand Army, Corln
etc. Two oiles l. Flag unfurng rituals free with
order. Rem T. postal order to Thad- K Miller. An
gola, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-01-08

Use ACME ROOF PAINT. THE BEST PAINT
~ for tn iron or paper roofs or bridge wer or any
iron structural work there is on the market For safe
by the barrel Good for boat decks or to keep the wafer
ont. Business for safe chance for fortune. SAM
uel McDade Son, lIOl f. Ohio ST., indianapolis, I'D
The National tribune., 1903-01-08
SWINGS

10t,LLYBOLY SWINGS FOR PARKS AMI
isuns-The only hand-driven Merry go-R ounG
thai can be operated by the rider In the seat. Ball
bearings throughout Made of the best seel pipe
seel rods tempered cones, cups and balls with The
drive shafts opera igon he inside, through the center
Of the horizontal pipes, Ike chanless bicycle II
nest Strong and durable For State rights aud price
address the manufacturers. Cummings Dunlap & Co.
413e-2 Cottage Grove Ave, Dies @oiiies, Iowa
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CIGARS.

40 COMRADES AND NATIONAL TRIBUNE
j readers-Fof dollar will send by mail post
pai: one box Little J. d. cigan, twenty-five in box
My OVID manufacture. Perfecto shape. long Havana
hier. hand and union made Adde'S Joseph Daley
Cor. Main and Fulton Sts., GiOvcrsyile, n. T.
BOX Qe IN Box OF OUR HIGHEST GRADE
"A OF Sc. Cigars for Sc. Irregular wholesale price for
the holidays: guaranteed genuine &c cigar postpaid:
stamps o. silver H H Chapman, Prop'r, Graiiot
station, ZaDesville, o.
A BARGATN-oNE BOX $50 In Box LA ROSA
"A Habana C:gars good smokers. long filiers for g.
postpaid II. ii. Chapman Prup'r. Gratiot Station
Zxnesvie, o.
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a Al ESTATE AGENTS.

:IrILLIAM s SETTLE, NOTARY PUBLIC,
Pa Battery n, Sd Pa H. Art, and Co. A, iSsth Rest,
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V,oR SALE-LARGE COLL CTIOg OF ST
Il Iected music for band and orchestra, consisting
Of overures selections marches watzes, quadrilles.
schotrisches gaiIops &c Large part OF this music is
In books has been USED little, b; Is In good condition
Conn
The National tribune., 1903-01-08

ITOMESTEA DIS. SOLDIERS HOMESTEAD;
i wanted.-An Federal soldiers, their widows
heirs, who filed Homestead less than iGo acres
Defore June %, 1874, requested to write me:
inal proof not required. Highest cash price paid
delivery OF papers VIII buy any valid Land warranls.
W. J. Allen, Capital Park Des Moines Iowa
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/. BARGAIN-IuO GOOD WHITE ENVELOPES
:. \ size by s. with your name and address Iieail
printed In corner. and one-aif dozen good wrriii,
pens all sent postpaid any address for only IS cents
satisfaction guaranteed. address c. F. Clarke (A)
Box ACC, LIE Roy, n. Y.
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INSURANCE.

COMRADES, SEND ME ONE nOLLAR AND
~ will send you Accident Policy. go ID for one
yer, issued y the Union Casualty and surety Co.. ST
L,us No. This pnl,cy Will be enclosed III n l'ea
pUcSet bill hook suitable for ladies' gentlemen,
and Is worth the money ao G. If satisfied return
me and will refund your money. Thomas r.
Mcnamara, 1901 S,ring ST.. Racine, Wis. agent Tor
the Commercial Regis ~ 80.
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Ho AESTEADS.

4 TTENTIoN, COMRADES.-IF YOU MADE A
homestead entry before 1874 of less than 100
write and tell me when and where l pay the cash
for soldiers additional homesteads. Address n. W.
Ward Co. NJ 18th Pa Cav, 4J2 South st., Springfield.
No.
The National tribune., 1903-01-08

TOM THE NATIONAL ACCiDr..,i .,.rL-,-i
u aud carry q 1000 accident pOity for SO cas-. per
month"; Sc d u with your application to I've applied
policy gond reference. If you accepted
member of the society will be notified at once
If not, your money viii he rturned to you Address
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q

IDENTIFICATION BADGES, WITH YOUR
L Name Company, and Regiment, shipped in metal
box by mall, prepaid. Pin back. Made In three
qualities; Electro Plate so cents: Rolled Gold Plate
cents, D'd Gold Filled o. Write name and address
plain ferences: First National Bank Carroll County
Bank. .1dress all orders to II. E Cole Mount Car
roll, Coil County, Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-01-08

YIN. C. KING, PARSONS, KANSAS. DOES A
w general Real Estate business Farms for sale,
La Belle and Neoslo Counties Correspondents so
licited.
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MUSIC.

T>HEPANsY BLOSSOM WALTZ: A BEAUTIFUL
Il 5-tage, full sheet, music size, for 25c. in stamps
Reference, Farmers and Merchants Bank. W. r
Willis, WARSAW O.
The National tribune., 1903-01-08

GRAND ARMY JEWELRY AND WATCHES
~ Specially. sure cure for dropsy for e
Comrade w A Rose Jeweler and Druggist, Almond
q. Y.
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JeweLRY AND WATCHES.

y ENTS SEAL RINGS-BIG BAR1AINs-FINE
VI Rolled Gold Plate 50 cents; good Fountain PEN
Doc. send slip Of stiff paper size of ring wanted Either
pos paid receipt Of price II. NJ. Saint Greensboro
Ind.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

CITUATIoN WANTED ANYWHERE - An
- Christian, High school graduate, Agricultural Cor
ie0e GRADUATED steady, industrious, single, twenty
Send me your wants" Address NJ II. Holmes. W.
son, n. Y.
VYTANTED-BY AN ENUi-s -
w trician a situHt m IL California N same p',ac
house first assistant In same other SIM At sta-
tion Have fr,icIass license from state or Minnesota:
MISC first class reference. Address I. +. Frazier
Cloquet Mimi
CTTUATI IN WANTED AS SUPERINTENDENT
a of cotton-miil: have had IS year, experience L
al Departments. from cloth room 10 Office. Box 81
Wea Boylston Mass.
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

nNE THOUSAND BUSHELS SEED OATS Fok
" ss.le. Address J. q. Burc1harit ivanhoe SsocA
Farm, Bethel, Mo
EANCY OHIO AND YORK SEED POTATOES
II Sell any amount q, t1.50 per hundred pounds l..
n. Gaiely, Box 81. Peyton Colo
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GAM NICHOLSON, sh Ill. Inf; ]. ID. Maurer, 9Hh
- Ohio Inf. Dexter. Kansas, Real Estate and Loan
Agents Large list of Farms and stock Ranches Cor
rfssrs,udefce sxtciled,
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EDUCATIONAL.

CTAMMERING CURED AT HOME.-oUR NEW
- Correspondence Method Is meeting with great
snccess Chicago Institute 5i5 South Western Avenue
ChitzaRu
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

DIANOS AND ORGANS. 100 SEiDNDHANDEI
i Organ and Pianos, ali In good condition Organ.
SO up pianos so up: also new Planes and Organs nj
greatly reduced ices. Write for particulars Miller
Orgau Co.. L. banOn. Pa
BARGAINS IN PIANOS, ORGANS, vIOLINS.
ID Mandolins, Guitars and Sheet Music. Send 10
for recipe for finest furniture dressing ever made
J. &. GrgE,s, beverly, Ohio
Z HAVE THE FINEST GRADE PIs SoS AMI
Organs sold In the United States for the money.
zine piano for s193 co. In walnut, mahogany nd oak fin
ish: seven-and-oneIhird ocfaves, ivory K. =; ;ran-
an,eea for 10 years Organs from fS9oe Up Order u
sample and secure the agency for this for this ad. may
no, appear again. HIgh-grsde. Grophead, swell-fIonr
sewing machines $2I.O0 John r. Muiey, Salina, Pa.
Dealer In all kinds musical instruments and talking
machines
The National tribune., 1903-01-08

Any SELL REAL ESTATE IN ALL PARTS OF
" the United states. We have farms. dwellings,
city lots timber land and of the finest coal land
In The STATE West Virginia Is to be the greatest
coal producing, Ii You desire further tnformii-
ton about what We have would be GLAD 10 heaS
from you. Grogg Il Dudley, Parkersburg, W. va
The National tribune., 1903-01-08

VI, ESELL REAL ESTATE ANY PLACE IN THE
w United Saies.-Are you looking around Tor
place TO lotaie: Are you dissatisfied wi yonr present
home. Is your health poor. Are you making ~
much money as ron would desiree Do you want TO 70
south West East, or North: Write to US and tel Us
what you want. We can place you anywhere YOU
want 10 60 and in any business you want. We can
furnish you the cheapest rates over good railroads. 10
any poiiIt Let us seli you peach farm in Michiga
nm orange grove in Florida, farm in Indiana OF
Illinois we make n specially of timber lands and
emigration south Write ar call on Eli Jones d Son.
Bluinentha! Block Marion Ind the largest dealers IN
Real E.sta.e In the Middle West.
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GEN EAlO Y.

NvEW ENGLAND ANCESTRY.-TF YOU WISH
n to know more about your early New England
ancestor viii scar he records for you Terms req
sourbie also iiay o weilpreserved bills of Con-
Sinen,ai money foT Address, with stamp, h d
Williams, Piainvilie. Hartford Co, Conn