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WHAT A STINGY MAN!

Is it possible for a family Of four
persons to live on 8 cents day?" is
the question raised in suit for di-
vorce instituted at Baltimore by Mrs
Mary Elizabeth Bromwell against Mil
ton Bromwell
She says that for some time her hus-
band has allowed her only cents day
on which to provide for him. his
brother, her infant child. and herself.
and she declares that in view of the
fact that he makes SO week this is
entirely too little on which to expect
any housewife to get along They were
married July I, 1902
Panel effects are noted in many
garments, from mere skirts to mag
rnificanf rrincess dreSaea.
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Townsends California Glace fruits IN
artistic hre-etched boxes. 715 Market St
On November 1. 1904. Will be advanced
IOc per lb Holiday orders received D 70
that date at present price
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SEChEIAR1 OE NAVY-C. 81 NJ
Placervine, Cal The Secretary OF the
Navy in the Cabinet OF President
Roosevelt is Paul Morton
THE HIGHEST-Subscriber, City. It
Is claimed that Bodie, Mono County.
CAL. is the highest city or town In the
United States. Its altitude Is 5000 feet
DEBT OF FRANCE-A Subscriber.
City. The debt Of France IN the early
part OF the current year was s5.S00.0
S14. The next highest debt was that Of
Russia. $3.167. 1926. 600. then that OF the
United Kingdom. $1,000. .S2s.sOz.
NATIONAL HOLIDAY.-LA. City. No
act Of Congress Of the United States
declares any particular day IN the year
as a national holiday" The act Of
1894. in regard to Labor day. does not
declare that day a national holiday"
but declares it a legal holiday" The
following is the language OF the act:
The first Monday in September OF
each year, being the day celebrated
and known as Labor day is hereby
made a legal public holiday. TO all In
tents and purposes in the same manner
as Christmas, 1st OF January. 22d OF
February, 30th Of May and the 4th day
of July are now made by law a pub
lie holiday" Labor day is recognized
as a legal holiday In all States and
Territories and the District OF Colum-
bia, except Arizona. Mississippi. Ne
vada and North Dakota In Louisiana
it is observed only in Orleans parish
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BEFORE AND AFTER
ELECTION.

Gan old poem brought I'D to date
and published al the request of one
OF the subscribers OF The CALI
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We are selling agents for ''Watsrman's
Ideal Fountain Pen and sole agents for
The Marshall" the best 81 fountain pen
In the world. Sanborn, Vain q CO.
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Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men BY the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's) 80 Cal
ifornia street Telephone Main 1912.
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

SECRETARY OF NAvY-C. s. NJ.
Placerville, Cal The Secretary OF the
Navy in the Cabinet OF President
Roosevelt is Paul Morton
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Her Suitor-I love your daughter, sir
II love her with every fiber that I
possess.
Her Father-Fiberz
Her Suitor-Sure. I manufacture
ropes and cables.
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UNDER THE CLOUD OF HILLIJM.

the fact that the confidence
the the Democratic rsrnd"-Nsw York Herald
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THERE very little feature trade last week Cooler
weather demand for goods,
IN
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Work of the Pension once.

The report OF certificates issued for the week ended
March 10 shows:
Army Invads: Original ?: Increase SOL: reissue %;
restoration renewal a: supplemental g. duplicate,
Army Nurses Original. I.
Army Widows. etc: Original 66; increase q reissue
g. restoration, renewal, %: duplicate g. Total 1Os
Navy Invads Increase. 3; reissue /; restoration, q
Army InvalIds iwar with spain) Original o.: in
crease 8; reissue 2 restoration l; duplicate, 4;
Army Widows. etc twar with SPAIN: Original. IL;
duplicate /. Total. T.
Navy InvaIids (war with SPAIN: Original l.
Army Invaihs-ReguIar Establishment: Original, 9;
increase reissue, l. restoration, 1; renewal 1;
Army Widows. etc.-Reguar Establishment: Orig
Navy InvaIids-Regular Establishment: Original. 2:
increase, ]: reissue, 1. Total. 4
Navy Widows. etc.-Regular Establishment: Orig
fnal. 3.
crease Ssa additional 2o reissue ~ restoration. q
renewal %: supplemental 7; duplicate, %; accrued.
I'll. Total 1,705.
Army Widows, etc TACT or June r. 1890: Original.
S2s increase To- reissue !; renewal 8; duplicate 8;
Navy invalids Cact Of June a. 1906 Original p. In.
crease u; additional 2; reissue Il duplicate, Q; &C
crued. 10. Total, 81.
Navy Widows etc TACT OF June ~, 1885, Original 49,
Increase, 1; accriied.1 Total, 20
Mexican War Survivors: Original, 2: Increase 8: re-
issue renewal 2; supplemental, = accrued, IL To-
tai. 49,
Mexican War Widows: Original. IS
Indian Wars dsS2-s2) Survivors: Original. II; In
Indian wars (sss-<s) Widows: Original, 10; increase,
g. Total, 16.
Toias-Original. 1884, increase ,ss2: additional 2os:
reissue. 5 restoration 10: renewal 70; supplemental
Isl; duplicate. u; accrued S78. Grand total 1880
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PENSION POINTERS.
laquiries Answered and Suggestions
Made.

J. r. N. Lebanon. Mo.-A weak minded
child could obtain pension under the gen
eral law if there is any period for when
he could be pensioned Hereunder regard.
less of condition. If under 16 at date OF
application, pension could be obtained I'M
der the act of June y. 1890.
p. t., Soldiers Home, ID. CATER a
pension claim has been decided adversely
on appeal it can not be reopened by the
Pension Bureau without the consent of the
Secretary of the Interior. File such eTi-
sdence as you can with the Commissioners
of Pensions, and ask that the claim be re-
opened The filing of your own statement
will be hardly likely to be regarded as suf-
fieient to reopen the case. Consult your
attorney.
s. T. E.. Dunnegan, Mo.-If the new
disability is clearly the result of the pen
stoned disability, increase of pension can
be obtained thereon. If your physician
thinks that the heart trouble is due to the
abscess. it is quite possible that the Pen
sion Bureau may agree with his judgment.
D. f. c.. Bedford, Ind-There is no law
which entities an applicant for increase of
pension to a medical examination without
first showing a prima facie case of title
to increase. That is to say, the Pension Ru-
Feau is not obliged to issue an order for
medical examination simply because pen
sioner claims that he is entitled to high
er rate.
Fl. C. p, Bangor. Me-Except for GER
tain specified disabilities for which certain
rates are provided the rates Of invalid pen
sion under the general law are determined
solely by the degree of disablement. If
unable to perform any sort of manual Ia
Dor in consequence of disability of service
origin or the results of such disability, the
soldier could probably obtain $50 rate upon
making proper proof as to his condition.
Disabilities you mention are probably. the
outgrowth of the pensiOned disabilities and
will be so regarded by the Pension Bureau.
G. T. H.. Northeast, Md.-The soldiers
statements to the Pension Bureau relative
to his marriage would be of assistance in
his widows pension claim in the event of
difficulty in securing the formal proofs of
marriage. His statements would not take
the place of evidence if procurable.
W. T. NJ, Stayton. Ore-If the soldier
was discharged for disability. the whole
period for which he enlisted will be credited
on the FIVE years required to perfect home
stead title.
Mrs A. F.. Litchfeld. Ill-If the SOL
dier's death can be proven due to the serv-
fee, his widow can obtain pension under the
general law for the period of her widow
hood, and the children under is when she
remarries can obtain pension from the date
Of her remarriage until they became 16.
I. F.. Upland, Neb.-If you wish to con-
tinue tryinr to get higher rate under the
act Of 1890 than you are receiving under
the general law, the proper course is to file
q new application under the act Of 1880.
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MUSTERED OUT.

BENNETT.-suddenly, in Philadelphia Pa IN
through the war in the ssh Nd and bad spen6id
service record Amer the war he settled In Phadei-
MERCHANT He had hsautiiul home in Sorrissown
Pa, and belonged to Zook Post, !. Philadelphia, Pa
@ Charles 5s
call Of President Lincoln for three months troops and
two months. and for his Aithfulneas he was promoted
nrmiies q origin Ia ha1dships and ia 1 ins
BERkIsTLE... Near H.lla.!Il. No. Feb %. q. =.
81 He served with credit to his country during
% 2
BooTHMAN;-At Bran, 9, March n; \. Booth
boy IL 18Th oo oss when
studied law was twice elected 70 Congress and to other
ESSLIsI:~1s n,. home !n Graham Township,
a a..s :9 ss.a Is e.
s .::s s. No; Ss ~ ..'.::s
Sept Is % Noe Co. 4 ,ss. Ohio .ss,siasd ana
end r. H n:
| regiment participsted-and they were Numerous ana
the end He was buried With s. s.. Poe,
He was oas Of the moss successful msrchsns in the
FRENcH.At Milwaukee. wis. Feb. O. A. D.
French, aged 90 years. He was Captain in Connec
tieut regiment: Inc body was sent to Hassonvile.
LONGMAN-At Maquoketa, Iowa, March 4 Elias
LOngman, eyed 10 years. who served his country I'm Co
A. 18Th III he was member Of 4. W. Drps Post q.
Department Of Iowa
RholE Co. 18th lows. aged 90 yearA He was mem,
Der Of A. w: Drps Post ~, Department Of Iowa
a. Richardson. co. J. ise n. II II. As ageA CT This
regiment was organized Sept J. 1884 Tor nine months
member OF Ux-LOgan Post, Ogden.
=, THoMPsON.-At Angola, n. r, March g. Dr.. Jus
1887; entered the service Iisassnans il iiSth r.
and IN 1854 was Commissioned Army Surgeon. ne WA
skilled surgeon. wise phySican and man ointment
In society and In the community.
TUBs-At Maquoketa, love- Feb. ~, Freeiand D.
Sth Iowa He was member OF A. w. Drips Posi-, q,
Department Of Iowa
WADsWORTH.-At Oakland, Q suburb OF Topska.
Kan, Jan. -, r. B. WAdswoEth. He was born o. a.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
HELPLESS MINoR-ACT OF JUNE q, 1890
SPECIAL ACT.

SPECIAL ACT.
In the claim of the widow of Lawrence
L. GRAHAM for the 81 per month allowance
under act of June q, 1890, for the help
less child of the soldier over 16 years Of
age, the Pension Bureau held that as the
widow was pensioned by special act of
Congress. the general provision Of the act
OF 1880 relative to helpless children did not
apply. On appeal from this holding it is
held asst Sec'y Miller, Jan. 80, 1904 |:
!. "The widows name in this case was
placed on the rolls subject to the provisions
and limitations Of the pension law. One
of the provisions of the pension law is that
she shall have, upon her application, 81 a
month additional pension during the life
or disability of helpless minor. She is as
much entitled to her increased rating for
such child as she was to the original grant
of 50 on said child's account during minori-
~
Accordingly the action of the Bureau in
rejecting the claim of the widow for con-
tinuance to her of 50 per month on ac-
count of the alleged helpless minor on the
ground that she has no title to the same,
though the minor were helpless, is re-
yersed."
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Not 18th Wis. Battery.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Comrade
John Mcdaniel. in National Tribune of
Oct 10, is mistaken as to the 18th Wis.
9th Wis. Battery, that the men were
driven from. They were 800 yards in
front of where the 18th Wis. fought, sup
ported on the right by the 48th Ind, and
the 10th Mo. on the left. The brigade was
under command of Col. Samuel A. Holmes,
10th Mo. Gen. Sullivan being on the sick
lisD, who led the charge that recaptured
the four batteries In our 'front.'. d.
IhMELL. Inspector Artillery, Fourteenth
Corps, st. Louis, Mo.
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Classified Advertisements. 4..n~-
"Patronize One Another

Bates, of President Iincoin's Cabinet,
and a comrade of Ransom Post.
The State Encampment of Missouri u.
A. r., will be held atLexingten. the MS
toric city, in the western part of the state.
May Is and 19.-CoMRADE, st. Louis
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1897 st Vernon o.; enlisted In eth n r Cav Sent j
70 Kansas Ia 1853.
YoUNo.At PhiladslRhiA q, March :. Thomas J.
Young, aged " years He WAS q member or Co Is
i67th Pa For many years hs pAsaiytsc ana fkeu
mstac, blind and almost deaf Death fssaited ffon
shock. A burglar attacked him "a his ~ WIN =
knife, demanding Information to where hs 1uppeesd
money was Concealed. His murdeg Wos prevsntod
woman.
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rREATEST OFFER EVER MADE.-TO PROVE
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will send to any person Afflicted. all charges paid
pints six dollars worth three months treatment Use
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Piles rectal troubles and any disease arising from I'm
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faith send express charges, fy cents and will send
the full three months treatment all charges paid
Address ]. l. Trout K0komo, Ind.
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TNOWDRPAINT,

DOWDRPAINT.
Il A. L. Rice, prominent manufacturer Of Adauns
N. r., has discovered process Of making kind
Of paint without the use Of OIL He calls 1t Powdrpant
quired Is cold water TO make paint weather proof
fire proof and As durable as oil paint II adheres to
any surface, wood stone brick, spreads and looks
like OIL paint and costs about one-fourth as much.
Write to Mr. A. i. Rice Mannfr, $50 North st..
Adams, N. Y, giving the name Of the dealer from
whom you buy your paints. Mr.. Rice will send you
free trial package also color card and full information
showing you how you can save q good many dollars
Write to-day.
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N EoIcAI.
i RE you WEAK.

II You are weak where perfect men
are strong: n you have lost YOUR vital
ity; II bad dreams make your nights
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and your ambition gone. or if varicocele
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what caused your weakness, or how
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the case ask you as an honest, true
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most valuable information you ever
received, together with my sworn state
ment about the Wonder Worker"
that cured me quickly, at almost no
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frauds had nearly killed me. No mat.
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robbed and swindied, I want you 70
know that there Is a certain, safe, last
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publisher OF this paper h hereby author
lied to publish me as o fraud and scoun-
drel IL fail TO keep perfect fatth with
any unfortunatss who answer this ap-
peal.
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WE WISH THAT EVERY MOTHER KNEW
w WHAT A BLESSING PACAL BALM IS
to the household. It would be the means Of
saving more lives from those fatal maladies
As Group, Diphtheria Inflammation of the
lungs. and all forms Of Throat and Lung
Trouble.
PACAL BALM cures Coughs, Asthma.
Catarrh of the Head, Stomach and Womb,
Piles, Ear and Eye trouble, Scalp and Skin
Diseases. In Pacal Balm you get both
quantity and quality. Our 25c. jar holds
one and oue-half ounces instead Of one
ounce, the usual size.
Every honest druggist that has sold
Pacai Balm long enough for his customers
to learn its worth, will tell you that with
equal advantages he can sell more Pacal
Balm than all other remedies In salve or
Balm form.
Each jar contains free sample OF Pscai
Liver Graaules.
By druggists, or prepaid upon receipt Of
price to all parts OF the United States or
Canada.
Price &c and SOC
ADDRESS
PACAL BALM CO., st. Louis. Mich.
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CURE FOR CANCER.

nIL CURE FOR CANCER.
" DR.. ID. NJ. Bye Co., the eminent Cancer Special
sts have cured hundreds Of with their wonder
full Combination OF Oils, originated and perfected by
them. II Is experiment. but the result of twenty
five years experience, and In successful years
Convincing evidences forth In their book which
be had for the asking. Address Dr.. ID. M. BYE Co.
Drawer sos, Indianapolis Ind. (Thisls the home Office
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A WOMAN'S GIFT
~ tn WEAK MEN

A WOMAN'S GIFT
IA TO WEAK MEN.
The neverfaiIing formulas used by my husband
the late Dr. g. 8. Parker for a years In his successful
treatment of private diseases Of free to suf
fering men for twocent stamp, by Mrs Parker. ad-
minisratrix Of his estate These formulas fang
manhood, varicocele, hydrocee, etc. am no free
sample" deposit" or 'COD." fakir but make this
offer, feel It sacred duty to suffering humanity
Write to day, Mrs. II. c. Parker, % Street, Toledo
Ohio.
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CHEUMATISM.
~ Haines City, Florida
Phillips Drug Co.,
Warren Pa
Dear Sins: Dec 25. 1901 was taken with what physh
clans pronounced 80"
MUSCULAR RHEUMATIsN.

had II bad. took, as thought, every known rern
cay; paid out enough money. anyhow. was entirely
neipaess 1or nearly eighteen months; about that tma
saw your I'D In The National Tbune sent for bottle:
then sent for another then another and now am ont
on the medicine business entirely I give Crockers
rheumatic Remedy the credit Of curing nae. 4 can
heartily recommend It.
Very truly, IF Tower
P.&-One thing wish to say Is that of ali the ner
sons In the world that being duped is the moor
oo rheumatic soldier; big prices for all fool nedi.
cine that II offered them, and which poor fellows
VIII buy aud take to rid themselves ofthe terror where
as they could be brought 70 and try your Rheu-
II they could only know of treatment costing only
nifty cents month"; and with that cost q possible
pose they are like me: they tried everything that
showed up.paid their money and took what they cot
Yours truly, IF Tower
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IF YOU ARE WISE, AND DESIRE TO BUY
i property In the central portion of Michigan you
will certainly read the following list and write me b.
fore you make your purchase elsewhere.
Lansing the capital city, has population OF % 900;
FIVE railroads. four of them trunk lines that into
Chicago good streecar system 10 brick ward school
buildings, with central school building costing SIS
600 Carnegie Library being built; fine State build
ings CONSISTING Of the Agricultural College. Reform
School, Blind School, and CapitoD any In the Union:
103 manufacturing establishments that manufacture
everything from an automobile to q keg of cucumber
pickles. Cedar and Grand Rivers two rapid streams
uniting the south part the city and flowing north
through the central portion which gives the city fine
sewerage.
It is safe to say that this property offered below has
struck its lowest NOTCH and that there prospect
panic for twenty years. Ii you do not take advan-
tage OF these prices you will be too old after the next
panic.
Twenty acres inside Of city limits Michigan Central
Kailread runs along the west side, 90 rods: Grand
Trunk Western with It's double track along the
north line: the Cedar River along the east border
Splendid factory sito.
I have the following farms for sale within thirty
miles Of lansing, Mich, prices from $3.50 to 10000
located In the following countless Is In Eaton
II In Ingham, nine In Clinton i've In Iona, and two In
large farms well adapted to stock raising: others
to grain, fruit, sugarbeets, potatoes and q large
tract Is adapted to the raising OF peppermint. The
owner raised and sold from his first crop ten
in 1903 500 In OIL Five choice residence lots four
blocks from the capitol facing east the largest State
park In the city. Also, several houses and business
property.
Two fine residence lots In Salt Lake City Utah. which
has population of over 00o and is railroad center
for all Of the States west of the Rocky Mountains
For information regarding any Of the above property
write T. E. Potter. Lansing. Mich.
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II ON PILES AND FTSTULA-
containing illustrations and much valuable informs,
ton concerning rectal diseases: book has 2aa pace
and Is sent free and postpaid TO any one suffering
Address w. f. Minor. NJ D.. Author
l04 North Oak ST., Kansas City Mo-
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old MEN MADE YOUNG AND YOUNG N Es
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Turkish ointment the best remedy In the world for
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NOV Elites.

NOVELTY KEIvEs-YOUR ATTENTION FOR
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cents silver aud 2cent stamp f0f sample. Suitable for
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WANTED-NATT0NAL TRIBUNE COUPONS
w llTH CONTEST.
FOR every coupon sent me will give i've
10cene peckaees OF best garden seeds 100
good American. Irish and negro songs and
one - cent box OF Hone-O. sure cure for
dull raxors: ell sent postpaid and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
Address Elmer n. Clarke
La Roy N "
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