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The National tribune., 1904-06-16

4 NY MAN SUFFERING FROM ATROPHY
"A varicocele, or any form of weakness will find
quick sure and lasting cure in DR. Yousoufs celebrat
ed Turkish Ointment. II Is harmless outward appl-
cation acts directly on the and muscles and
gives strength and vitality to o.d and young men A
small tox mailed sealed in plain wrapper for 20c
large box, u. Franklin Remedy Co., Dept. III, 5l9
Third Ave-, New York.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

GENUINE CONFEDERATE MONEY! HAVE
NJ about 50 duplicates that shall dispose Of Prices
are from &c. 10 aOc each for rares specimens: D.
few state bills at and cents EACH Sen and OBJ
tain Souvenirs of civil war at fair price Joshua
/. Chick, Wells Maine. =
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REUNIONS.

DOTH OHIO at Tifin O., In I.O.O.F. Hall. June
~ 15. at 10 O'Clock. Leroy e. Hunt. Secretary,
Mt Vernon, Ohio.
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SAoO VIII De paid for any case that my Liquor, To-
sDC bacco and Cigarette Remedies, In liquid form
will not cure either with without patients know-
edge. 30 cents and 81 Tablet form also. Guaranteed
by all druggists Failing TO get 1t your druggists
remedy will be mailed on receipt of price. Write DIR.
H. G. Keith SSH Monroe st. Toledo. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16
GENUINE CONFEDERATE MONEY

(yOM RADES AND FRIENDS-BUY ONE OF MY
~ Collections Of Genuine Confederate bills urom
dollar up put III neaAo ding display books You want
TO show these promises pay of the late Southern Con-
federacy To your children and friends. One collection
postpaid 90 cents; two for si.C0 j. Il. Harding ~
MAJ tin ST., Atlanta. Ga.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

NANHOOD.-HAVING RESTORED MYSELF
AS4 to youthful strength and vigor by q natural
method, without the use of stimulating and dan
gerous drugs, such as phosphorus nux vomica
etc, desire 10 place the means of cure within
the reach of all who suffer: will send the method
OF treatment In book form, securely sealed post
paid. for one dollar
Address Lock Box A, South Bay City Station
Bay City, Mich.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

vOAYING A DEBT OF GRATITUDE-Mr MOTT
Allen, Foreman, Union City PA Chair Factory
says: II was badly afflicted with rheumatism for more
than eight moihs at times had get up at IL O'clock
ana stay up the balance of the night could dress
myself without aid from my wife; now entirely
cured and by the of only Soc bottle
by Phillips Drug Co., Warren Pa.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

100 GOOD QUALITY WHITE ENVELOPES
1OO with your card neatly printed on them post
paid. 80 cents. Chas. NJ Stands Co., Waynesburg Ohio
The National tribune., 1904-06-16
AGENTS WANTED.

"ONE-O WILL SHARPEN THE DULLES1
III Razor In two minutes. aud give IL q smooth cut
ting edge. IL makes old good and !:
warranted not to injure the finest Hone-O viii
put fine, smooth, razor edge on any tool In onetenh
the time IL takes to sharpen IL i'm any other Order
q box; you Will be pleased. Price Is cents per box
Elmer NJ. Clark a f. Main St, Leroy, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

. - TIL IOWA.--Ninth Reunion at Muscatine Iowa
sJSJ Sept. IA and l5 1901 This will also be good
time t. attend the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Comrades who have changed their address since last
Reunion Will please notify the Secretary r. d. Bod
man, Secretary, Muscatine, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

EST RECIPES-1. MUSTACHE OR HAIR DYE
- . Hair Oil. 3. Wonderful I.iniment. 4. Washing
Fluid. 5. Lemon Crackers. Price 10 cents each Ad-
dress III. Il. Strausoaugh. Vinton Ohio, II. Ed.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

TNOR SALE-Lot 25xlOO feet, No. A, in block No.
$751; section 49, township l6 SOUTH range Do accord
Ing to map or plat Lot 40xi00 feet No. in block No.
4l, section 5, township l6 south, range 20 east
Leroy, Marion County, Fla Recorded in the office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court Write for prices Mrs.
Mary 3. Thompson, Lodi, Medina Co., Ohio.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

II ADIES-READ THIS, BELIEVE IT AND
IL write for it. Ny monthly regulator never fails
Why suffer, when you can get something which will
relieve you for The small sum of so cents? The pre-
scrpon be filed any drug store and perfect
ly harmless Address Mrs 5. A. Houette II. f. ID. B.
Marion, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

GUARANTEE PILE CURE-RELfEvES IN
VI stanty, cures permanently. Easily applied. Pre-
pared under strictly sanitary conditions In 10
years. with neyerfaing results 35 cents prepaid: no
stamps. Liberal commission TO agents furnishing first
class references Merritt Remedy Co., p. 0. Box a6s
Rockand, Maine.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

MO CURE, NO PAY. -MEN-STOP TAKING
~ medicine Ifyou are weak, the famous Van Best
developer VIII restore you No drugs Varicocele
permanently cured in four weeks 5000 In use:
not one failure; effect Immediate guaranteed No
COD fraud. Write for free particulars, sent sealed in
plain envelope. The Van Best Co., IA Symos Block
Denver, Colo.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

NOTICE THE ADV ERTJSEMENT OF THOSE
AN Autumn leaves, and send for some. They are
beauties and M, mistake. The Wild Flowers OF o.
oialo, too nicely presss'd 50 natural and well
arranged, In book wreath Or DoBque. only dollar
for piece Of this beautiful work r. .. June Floris
SAINT, CAL II. n
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

L to preserve eggs two years; how to make Scotch
aud Irish whiskey. One recip. sc Rubber printing
stamp. Peter Shiatte, 1856 Eimwood Ave. Burling-
The National tribune., 1904-06-16
BOOKS AND PICTURES.
NATIoNAL TRIBUNE BOOKS.

NorE.-In addition to book prices send the postage
Indicated III books are TO be sent by mail. better
and cheaper way, usually is send the price for the
books only and order the books sent by express pay
ing charges on their arrival
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

TINRApPER's SECRET FOR CATCHING GAME
Il and fish, 25 Freckle Cure % cts; Imperial
Drops for gravel and kidney complaint % cts to re-
move dandruf. 25 how to get rid of bedbugs 25
All five recipes or 10 cts Address J. Massie 292 10th
ST.. Ironton, Ohio
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PENSION ATTORNEYS.

DENSIONS FOR AGE-ALL VETERANS WHO
are over 81 years old, and served 30 days more,
stoned, or you draw less than tl2 per month"; write
me at once for blanks. Give date OF BIRTH company
your name jst appears in your discharge pen
sion sion certificate. Address Capt. J. NJ. Alderman. FL
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

Il AIDES. 1000 REWARD.-I POSITIVELY
IL guarantee my neverfaiiing ERGokOLo COM
POUND TO safely relieve the longest obstinate
case OF delayed monthly periods I'm three TO five days
without harm. pain, or interference with work Mail
$3.50 Double strength, e. DR.. Southington r. Co.
Dept \. T.. jl5 Main ST. Kansas City. Mo.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

DOYS. HERES YOUR CHANCE-ONE Null
ID lins Steel Duck Boat IA feet long, with pairs
Of SAIL Iaddle cenerbcard. etc. for sale at less
than half cost Lock Box l6l, Dunkirk. n. Y.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

DOYS, HERE'S YOUR CHANCE-ONE Null
ID lins Steel Duck Boat II feet long, with pairs
of oars sail paddle cenerboard etc. for sale less
than half cost. Lock Box i6l, Dunkirk, n. y.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

4 GENTS WANTFDt-TO SELL ARTIFICIAL
"A Peaches and Japanese fans The latest novelties
on the market Beautiful colors. Big money I'm these
new goods Two samples by mail, postpaid, for 20c
Ornamental Novelty Works, 81. Louis, No., No. lS7A
Olive st.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

NJ IARRIAGE PAPtR.-PRINTS PHOTOS AM
1Nk all addrt sses: pages; 1Oc. Correspond wlthou
further expense. A. A. Stover Box 667 Chicago Ill.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

old DECORATED DISHES, FLINT-LOCK
~ guns and pistols, pioneer and war relics, Indian
and mound stone relics. Price list free. Davis Broth
ers, L. Drawer 1856, Kent, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

| DHEUMATISM CURE
LII "A three days treatment for &c. Money will be
refunded If this sample package falls relieve Lib
eral prices TO agents H. H. Schwarz, 496 Murray Ave.
| Milwaukee Wis.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

I1OR SALE-FARM PROPERTY. HOUSES AND
II lots, and good hotel For full particulars ad-
dress n. +. Waldo. Lock Box l4I. Big Rapids. Mich.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

A 0ENTS-ANDERSON'S VEGETABLE SLI-
"A Ger Is The thing just now that sells easy. Made
Of steel tin plate Beats anything Send l5c
for sample, write for terms t. 5. Anderson. Can
astota, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

DRINTING PRESS = SELF-INKING WITH
Il outfit for small paper. For sample OF work and
bargain offer address. with two stamps HI. b. Straus-
baugh, Vinton Ohio, RID.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

fERCHANTS-wE HAVE THE BEST AID
XNx vertising scheme the market. Write for par
ticulsrs The New Merchants Premium Co., Roseville,
Ohio
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

A SURE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM 30 CENTS
"A Teeth, 10 preserve aud keep them white a
tycry 80 cts: hair grower the simplest thing earth
makes II grow a once, prevents dandruf and will
make the hair grow most iuxurianty 80 cents: sur
cure for ca arrh 30 adie, monthly regulator, tina
will not fail et the be what 1t may, 81 Thes
recipes have been tried and genuine. Your drug
EACH the five for SIOO. Address Jane Massie 70
10th st. Ironton ohio.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

nEATH TO BUGS. BLIGHT. ROT NO pol
- son. Excellent fertilizer. Increases crop Cost
insignificant. Improves soi Saves many times its
cost. Proofs cheerfuliy furnished References given.
Send 2Cent stamp for particulars Address Abraham
Leach Box 227, BOOuton, n. J.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16
MISCElLANEOUS.

NIrs. Winslows Soothing syrup reduces inhamma
ANx tIon while Children. Teethng. 25c. q bottle
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

I1SOt ONE DOLLAR SI.00t WILL SEND FOR
IL mula or Recipe for making the best cough cold
cure earth: Lr 1 will send four-ounce bottle by
express for one dollar tSlO0.)
Address J. +. Knppenhaver,
Cv. A, 2l0h Reg't p ".
Halifax. Pa
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

NOR SALE-ONE STORE ROOM 20 BY 40 FEET;
II one six-room house with bath room: frontage GO
feet by 1856 In good location VIII sell cheap quick
buyer. Write for particulars. J. X. Houston, corner
sd Ave- and 1lth ST., Beaver Falls, Pa.
The National tribune., 1904-06-16

HAVE YOU SEEN HONE-O. HONE-O WILL
Il sharpen the duilest In minutes. and
give smooth cutting edge. II makes old razors
good as new and Is warranted inture the finest
Hone-O will sharpen any tool In less time than
II will take In other ways Order box: you will want
another Elmer NJ. Clark, 81 +. Main 81. Leroy, n Y
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
ICY CURRENT OFF
NEWFOUNDLAND

Results Of au important Investigation
of the ocean currents of tn" southeast
sru coasts OF Newfoundland conducted
Do 1903 under the personal direction OF
Dr vs.. Bell Dawson. the engineer in
charge of the current and tidal survey,
are OF great interest TO navigation and
throw new light on the climatic iufu-
euce OF the polar current. which. pass
ing or cape Race, sweeps southwest
wardIy along the shores of orr North
Atlantic States.
The official researches show that from
the mouth of Placeuti8 Bay 20 ST Johns.
X. f.. the temperature Of the water in
The polar current il practically all the
year round az or below the freezing
point ranging from 30.5 To "a degrees.
while las movement averages ll5 knots
Per hour and extends 10 depth Of a.
IathOms- ON the eastern coast Of New
fCuUdiand The polar current sets very
constantly 10 the southwest for "A width
OF 80 20 40 miles The influence OF the
tide upon this grand sweep of icy water
Is very distinctly marked by a fiuctuu-
ton In velocity, the surface current
being p per cent stronger during food
tide than on the average. and the fuctu-
alton i'm velocity of the und-rcurreni Is
even more marked with food tide than
o. the SurIace,-New York LeIjuJ
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
ROOSEVELT TAKES PRIDE
IN PARTY ACHIEVEMENTS
PRESIDENTS COMMENTS ONT PARTY ISSUES

my countrymen polls the
SHALL Providence continue
with single the welfare of all
party the national in
Effective government only loyal
tion of different
The members legislative the officers in the various
other together with subodna
ton of self the end of successful government
now before people be judged by
record of achievement
have made the deed
shall
public policy which the Republican
party laid
power, the
proved governmental efficiency promises
he
long Republican the
settled political
the fundamental principles
tiona morality wisdom.
That whenever
with
devotion the principle protective
tariff beyond question
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
LACTEAL THIEF TRIED
TO MILK WRONG Cow
Bull Puts Man in Hospital-Says He
Never Will Forget His
BlundeT.

TRENTON. \. j., July dominic
Musanno is I'm a hospital here suffering
from two fractured ribs. three broken
fingers, a sprained ankle and tWcn-y-
one bruises. He tried 10 milk Mrs.
Mary Cooley's prize cows too often.
Mrs. Cooley conducts "a country board
ing place at Trenton Junction. That SHE
may have a novel country place. Mrs.
Cooley has sought To supply her board
ers with real fresh milk
To this end Mrs. Cooley kept several
Jersey cows. For several weeks this
summer boarders have been shy on mix
the fresh prize cow in the first stan Of
the stable having failed TO produce as
formerly
I'm soon find out If a milk thief is
around" said Mrs Cooley. She
changed the stall Of the Jersey COW and
put a vicious Jersey bull i'm the stall
next the door.
Early in the morning there WAS "a
great connection i'm the COW shed Tn,
bull was believing loudly and kickiu5
yiciously. The air was made blue by "a
string of oaths. A sound as of tin
milk pail being banged against the side
OF a building, ana an occasional tHump-
ing as If human being was being
slammed about was heard.
The summer boardcrs rushed Jo the
cow shed There they saw Dominic Nu-
sanno. with the milk pail clutchcd ueht-
ly in both hands. MusanuO and the pail
were mixirg it up with the hind feet OF
the Jersey bull The null was angry.
Musanno and his milk pail were rcs-
cued and he confessed ne had been milk
ing the Jersey cow I'm the first stall
Last night he thought he would milk
the COW. When he attempted 10 do SO
ne soon learned that the cow was a
bull.
LInmlar
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
Mr.. CANNON'S ADDRESS
NOTIFYING THE PRESIDENT
PITHY POINTS MADE BY JUNGLE JoE.o

nation has successfully solved all problems.
ruling necessary competent
Competency patriotism
statecran.
liberal customers
policy opposed
Republican
silent the
ard nd our currency system.
S be right late than
currency system Of
jorty at ballot box
majority laws
Republican stands for protection.
In and frsta among
Republican under the
Mckinley has passed history Who assail it,"
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
Brief Discussion of Most
Vital Political
Issues.
Republican Party Stands
on Record of Nc
Kinley,
BulWark of Protection,
Correct Revenue,
Sound Currency.

Mr.. Cannon, in informing President
Roosevelt Of his nomination by the Re
publicans at Chicago, said:
Mr. President:
THE people of the United States, by
blood. heredity. education. and practice,
are a self-governing people.
we have sometimes been subject TO
prejudice and embarrassment from harm
full conditions. but we have outgrown
prejudice and overcome conditions as
rapidly as possible, having due regard
TO law aad the rights Of individuals We
have sometimes made mistakes, from a
false sense Of security or from a de-
sire to change policies instead Of let
ting well enough alone, merely TO see
what would happen, but we have always
paid the penalty Of unwise action at
the ballot-box and endured the suffer
ing until, under the law, through the
Dailot-boX, we have returned to correct
policies
NO nation has so successfully soIv-
cles as our nation. Under the lead of
the Republican party. for over forty
years, the United States from being a
third-class power among the nations.
mas become In every respect first. The
people rule. The people ruling, it is nee
tSsary that they should be competent TO
rule. Competency requires not only
patriotism, but material well-being. edu-
cation. stltecraft
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
Finn WILL RE-ENTER
THE POLITICAL FIELD
Will Go to Europe, and on His Return
Will Take Charge Of
Campaign.

PITTSRJRG, Pa. July 27.-Ex-Sena-
tor William Finn has announced that
lac will once more enter the political
field. and as a preliminary move viii
leave for "a months stay IN Europe. On
his return he Will throw himself body
and soul into politics.
Things are coming my way over at
city hail." said Finn. and / can have
control any time ] want il. / shall be
iu the political field as soon AS I re-
turn from Europe. J Ike politics. and
do not feel at home out of it,"
Finn himself will supervise the man
agemeut Of the details, and Will per
soualy direct the spring primary cam
palgu. the COMPROMISING contest, and
the preIiminarics 10 the mayOTalty fight
OF 1904.
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
The Tariff Law.

We have enacted a tariff law under
which during the past few years the
country has attained a height Of ma
terIaI weIl-beiug never before reached
Wages are higIr.r than ever before. That
whenever the need arises there should
Dee IL readjustmeuJ of the tariff sched-
uIcs is uudoubted; but such changes can
with safety be made only by those
whose devotion to the principle Of "a pro-
tectlye tariff is beyond question; for
otherwise the changes would amount
not 10 .sadjustmeut but TO repeal.
The T-adIuS -nclL when made must
maintain and not destroy the protective
principle TO the farmer. the merchant,
the manufacturer this is vital, but per-
Eaps ED other man is so much inter
ssteu as the wage worker in the MAIN
tcuauce OF our present economic sgs-
tenn. both as regards the finances and
the tariff The standard of living Of our
wage workers is higher than that of any
other country, and IL cannot $50 remain
unless we have a protective tariff which
shall always keep as "a minimum rate
Of duty sufficient 90 cover the difference
between tho labor cost here and abroad.
Those who. ike our opponents, "dc-
uuuuca protection as "a robbery thereby
explicitly commit themselves TO the
proposition that if they were To- re-
the necessity Of meeting this difference
between The standards of living for
wage workers here and ia other COuu-
trles- and therefore ON this point their
aulaEaE-sm TO our position is fuud&-
mental
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
NEW HAMPSHIRE TO
HONOR CLEVELAND
Public Reception TO Mark
Advent of Family.
Former President Not Fond of Whip
ping Streams for Trout.
Is Not Well.

SANDWICH. y. II. July 27.-Arrange-
ments are being perfected for a public
reception TO be rendered former Presi-
dent Cleveland to mark the coming CT
the Cleveland family into the State as
summer residents.
Governor Bachelor and his staff and
many other prominent persons from ALI
over the State will attend.
Reception Arranged.
Col. G. 3. Hoyt, of Governor Bachel-
der : staff. has Just returned from a
visit to Cleveland summer home, the
Old Snas Frye farm. at North Sandwich.
He went to arrange for the reception
and obtained the assent of the former
President
The date viii probably be set for some
day within two weeks. Invitations will
be issued TO residents of the State gen
orally.
Cleveland, since joining his family at
North Sandwich recently from Buz-
cards Bay has been resting worry
quietly at the remodeled old farm mouse.
as he IS not yet in robust health.
Don't Like Fishing.
Although ne Drought MS taCElc with
him. the fishing in this region is not
altogether to his liking. Tie favorite
plan of the trout fisherman to follow
down a mountain stream for several
miles does not appeal TO him. ] he lake
fishing is not 50 near at hand.
He has made the acquaintance Of
some neighbors in the vicinity OF the
Stevenson farm and, it Is said, enjoys
many a rubber at cribbsge with one OF
the men there He seldom shows him
self on the road far from home. but
Mrs. Cleveland drives great deal In
company with her friends, the FtnIays
who occupy a farm near by.
The Clevelands have hired COmforta-
bic double seated carTyal wagon with
canopy top. and pair of stout, light
bay horses. The turnout Is strong and
serviceable, but cannot be said to be
pretentiouS.
The Washington times., 1904-07-27

Chamberiain's coiie, Cholera and Diarrhoss
Remedy-The Best in Existence.
T NJ. Wood. manager OF the white
County News" Beebe. Ark. is a rep
resentative Southern business man, who
does not hesitate IN expressing his GOOD
oninion of a well-known remedy He
saws: ut gives me pleasure 10 room
mend Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy having used il NY
self and in my family with the best re-
suits. In fact I believe IL TO be the best
remedy of the kind in existence" sold
by all druggists.
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
.CELLULOID COLLAR
STOPPED BULLET
Saved Detective in Struggle
With Highwayman.
Ball Penetrated Neck, But Its Force
Was Spent and Wound
Was Slight.

MOUNT VERNON. y. Y, July 2l--De-
tective Michael Reilly. while attempting
to arrest a highwaymau. was shot al at
close range. and his life was saved by
a ceiluIoid collar that stopped the force
Of the bullet, which only grazed as
neck.
Paul BOlger, treasurer Of columbia
hose company. was held up on the south
Street Bridge. and Reilly saw on South
Terrace Avenue tall man WIKI u
SLOUGH hat who answered the descrip-
ton of the highwayman. He STOPPED
him and told him he would have - 81
TO the statiOnhOuse. Reilly took hlm Dy
the arm and was walking down lcrf,tcs
Avenue when the man drew a revolver
and shot a him point blank
Stunned by Bullet.
The detective was stunned for the mo-
rnent and the hfghwayman ran Reilly
drew his revolver and nred four shots.
but the man kept close 10 the trees on
the avenue and escaped. Detective Reilly
was taken TO the Mount Vernon Hos
pitaI. where his wound was dressed.
When his CelluiOid collar was taken Oh
n was found THAI il had q hole through
IL. The hospital surgeon SAID that II
IL had not been for the collar Kelly
would have been killed
A smad of mounted policemen and
posse of armed residents secured the
woods around Mount Vernon Tor the
highwayman.
%Vhen Reilly applied for a position as
policeman. General Miles wrote 20 the
board OF police commissioners
II know of no drawer man for the pO-
sftion of policeman i'm the city or Mount
Vernon than Sergeant Reilly, formerly
of the United States cavalry
The Washington times., 1904-07-27
NOT w. ]. BRYAN.

STROUDSBURG, Pa. July 27.-Bishop
Talbot publicly announced the new rec
tor Of Christ Episcopal Church here as
follows: "Tho new minister's name is
Bryan, bat he is not W j. Bryan al-
though he has the same last name. and
trust you viii make him welcome"