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The Mission Of the Bicycle.
(Sunset Magazine. }

The revival of public interest in Ameri-
can highways was due to the bicycle. As
a people we had endured with equanimity
the discomforts of rough and muddy roads.
The hardships and sufferings of our draft
animals appealed to us in vain. But when
men began to get a-straddle of two
wheeled vehicle and actually propel it with
their own legs the trouble began. Such
roads would never do. The legs kicked
and their owners also, metaphorically.
The interest in bicycles increased. The
League of American Wheelmen was or
gained. There were other wrongs to be
righted and advantages to be gained, but
the great work for which the l.. A. w.
will live in history was the initiation of
the good roads movement.
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LADIES OF THE GAR.
The National President Issues Her First
General Order.
General Orders No. H.

r Having been elected National Presi-
dent, by the representatives to the IStn
National Convention of the Ladies OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, held at Bos-
ton, Mass, Aug. II, IS, 1904, l take this
opportunity to thank the sisters, to ex-
press my appreciation of the honor con-
ferred, to assure them of my realizing
sense of the duties and responsibilities OF
the Office, and in assuming command mere
by announce:
III. HEADQUARTERS established at 219
Walnut street, Chicago, ILL.,, where the
Ladies' of the Grand Army of the Re-
public and all veterans. Sons OF Veterans
and members of kindred organizations will
ever find a welcome.
III. The following officers were duly
elected and installed: President, Mrs.
Mary L. Hager, 219 Walnut ST., Chicago,
Ill.
Senior Vice-President, Mrs. Emma E..
Pierce, Springfield, Mass.
Junior Vice-President, Mrs. Minnie
Watkins, Seattle, Wash.
Treasurer, Mrs. Julia Nj. Gordon, 1O1o
W. Sixth ST.. Topeka, Kans.
Chaplain, Mrs. Ada l.. Shannon, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Counselor, Mrs. Belinda s. Bailey, $40
Market ST., San Francisco. Cal
Council of Administrations Cara
~. Sawyer, South Portland, Me-; Mrs
catherine Roche, Scranton, Pa; Mrs. Vir-
ginia Mcclure, Peoria, H.; Trustee,
Ladies of the g. A. R. Fund for the Tenn
pie of Fraternity, Worlds Fair, St. Louis !;
AIRS. Mary Stark,-4O43 Kossuth Ave, st.
Louis. Mo.
Nv. The following appointments are an
bounced:
Secretary. Mrs Geneveve H. Longfeld.
PIC Walnut ST.. Chicago, Ill. n
Inspector, Mrs. Alice Truell, Lincoln,
Nebr.
Press Correspondent. Mrs. Elma b.
Dalton, Winfield, Kans.
Other appointments will follow in sub
sequent orders.
V. All official communications, quarter
~ reports, and money orders for per capita
tax must be sent to the National Secre-
tary, Genevieve III. Longfeld, 219 Walnut
st., Chicago, Ill. Orders for per capita
tax should be drawn in the name of the
National Treasurer, Julia NJ. Gordon, but
sent to the National Secretary, who will
issue receipts for the same.
The National Treasurer, Mrs. Julia NJ.
Gordon, Topeka. Kans.
VII. The National password will &C
company this order.
Will Sisters: In accepting this office.
/ fully appreciate the duties incumbent
upon me, and / pledge you my best efforts
and ask the cordial support and coopera-
ton of each sister and suggest to every
member the necessity of individual inter-
est and effort to secure success.
To each member Is intrusted the honor
and prosperity of the whole.
Faithfully yours in Fraternity, Charity
and Loyalty,
National President.
GENEvIEvE H. LoNGFIELD.
National Secretary.
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Reunion of the 1-10.20 Ne.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The 40
both Me- had a Reunion at Cambridge,
Mass, and marched in the G. A. X. pa
rade in Boston. with $50 men in line
We were longer in service than any other
regiments-from May 8, 1861, to June
Fl, 1SG6-and were in IA battles and a
great number Of skirmishes. The Doth
Me. lost 239 men. killed and wounded ::
the 10th lost 40 killed and wounded, and
123 by diseaseNthe greatest total regi-
mental loss. A great number of men from
these regiments died in rebel PRISONS
JOHN BAGLEY, Co. B, Goth Me.
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The Service Pension.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: notice
in recent issue Of your valuable paper that
the Service Pension il again to be pre-
according to the proceedings OF our last
Encampment at Boston. which is graft
flying to the old boys in the West. The re-
cent age order is good enough as far as It
gees, but is not what 10 wanted. We want
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the service pension as drafted by the
Committee at San Francisco and nothing
else than that, and which your paper all
through so strongly fought for. Let us
again work together, and we shall succeed:
1t must come. as it is merely matter of
time.-JAsoN SHEARER, Department OF
Nebraska
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FROM WEAK

r. p THOSE SUFFERING FROM WEAK
- nesses which sap the pleasures OF lIfs
should take Juven Pills One box will tell story OF
marvellous results. This medicine has more rejuyen-
ating vifalizing force than has ever been offered
Juven Pills are o. h Send one box as before"
Boston, Mass.
"Juven Pills are all you claim, and am In my e4th
year" Earlham Iowa 80
Juven Pills have done me a great deal OF GOOD
Many thanks" Phifer Tenn
i thlnk Juyen Pills are the very best thing out"
So. New Berlin, v. Y.
"Juyen Pills have done me heap of good" Center
vile. Iowa
~ have received wonderful benefit from Juven
Pills." Brooklyn. y. Y
"Juven Pills have done me 50 much GOOD want *
worth more" Grandy, Neb.
Il am getting along nicely, and may God bless Won
In your good work forchumanity had almost given
up finding cure" Mercur Utah.
send me another box of Jnven Pills They are
helping me and are good" Central CITY Ill
'Juyen Pills have done a wonderful amount Of
good am well pleased with the results" Pratt civ
Ala. 'v'
Conn. S'1
Am using second box OF Juven Pills Can work
better, sleep more soundy, and my appetite h i'm
proved DID not expect medicine to work a miracle
TOT me at age OF g. but the pills surely making
decided Improvement In my physical condition"
Sent by mail in plain package only on receipt Of
this advertisement and 81.
Made by their orginators, c. T. HOOD Co. proprfe,
'ofs' HOODS Sarsaparilia, Lowell, Mass la
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What Has Become of Them?

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Can you
tell me the whereabouts of the Twin
Sisters" two cannon presented to the
Army of Texas, under Gen. Sam Houston.
by the citizens of Cincinnati, o., and used
in the battle of San Jacnto, April q,
1S36.-F. w. LAUx.
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MAGAZINES and Notes.

In the September Californian George
Wharton James gives the ninth of his
series on the Missions of the Southwest,
in describing with % original illustra-
tons. the furniture and other woodwork.
He fully shows that the so-called Mission
style Of furniture is not the invention of
the Franciscans, but is merely the catchy
name of keen American advertiser.
The pervasive story-teller has penetrated
to Labrador, and gives in Lippincotts
Magazine for September a striking episode
from its chill annals and savage people.
This is, called "Sharper Than a Serpent's
Tooth" and is by Caroline Lockhart.
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GENUINE coNFEDERATEMoNE,

COMRADES AND FRIENDS-BUY ONE OF MY
~ Collections of Genuine Confederate bills (from one
dollar up) put in neat folding display books You
to show these promises to pay of the late Southern Con-
federacy to your children andriends One collection
postpaid, 60 cents two for $I.00. ]. E. Harding u
Martin St. Atlanta, Ga. ..fT
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PENSIONS.

DENSIONS FOR AGE AND DISABILITY
Il quickly procured Increase claims promptly
prosecuted. Send at for blanks. Capt ]. n.
Alderman Elmira, n. Y.
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REAL ESTATE.

nor sALE-soo ACRES ONE AND HALF
- miles from Dexter Iowa House cost e, 600: large
barn. windmill: two wells $50 under cultivation.
balance ESQ acrssl In PASTURE well fenced This Is .
good farm. Price $65 per acre.
Eighty acres Ave miles from Muscatine. First-cass
sweet potato and watermelon land and can raise any
Kind of gran black sand irrgating pump cost zoo;
good house and barn. Price $50 per acre.
One hundred and thirteen acres In Vernon County,
Mo-; 80 acres good land under cultivation, balance In
pasture and timber three house. barn. two wells
plenty of FRUIT seven miles from Nevada, County seat
Price $50 per acre.
have all kinds Of farms large and SMALL also. mod
ern improved houses and lots Of all descriptions
you want to buy something good, me before buy
Ing Geo. W. Keckler, sl7 f sih ST.. Muscatine, Iowa.
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RECENT LITERATURE.

THE HISTORIC GENERAL. By Ran
dali w. McBryde. Published by Mac
gowan & Cooke Co, Chattanooga, Tenn.
This is historic little booklet, telling
briefly but wildly the story of the cele-
brated exploit Of the Engine Thieves in
April, 1862, when they stole an engine
from Big Sandy, Ga, and tried to run
through to Chattanooga. The book is got
ten up very attractively.
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PAINTS.
T0OWDRPAINT

DOWDRPAINT.
4 A. L. Rice, prominent manufacturer Of Adams
n. r. has discovered process of making new kind
OF paint without the use Of OIL He calls 1t Powdrpan
comes to the farmer dry powder and all that Is
CURED is cold water to make paint weather proof
fire proof and durable oil paint 1t adheres to
any surface, wood, stone brick, spreads and looks
like oil paint. and costs about one fourth much.
Write to Mr.. A. L. Rice, Manufr: $50 North St,
Adams. N Y, giving the name of the dealer from
whom you buy Your paints Mr. Rice will send you
Tree trial package, also color card and full information
showing you how you can save q good many dollars
Writh to-day.
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"Patronize One Another"
PENSION ATTORNEYS.

YoUR PENSION BUSINESS PROMPTLY At
Il tended to by old soldier Is years . Pension
Attorney. Address Ina w. Booton. GailipoiiA Ohio
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MEDICAL.

A LII RHEUMATISM POSITIVELY CURED
"a Any person sending me 10 cents In postage stamps
to pay for stationery printing and postage stamps viii
receive In return positive for all kinds Of Rhe
matism. no matter how Tong standing, without the
cost OF one dollar or without particle of medicine
Address Capt Geo. a. Pettis. Rooms IA Is Fearing
Buidings u Westminster Street. Providence r.
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NOR SALE
II 30acres Clinton Co., Pa. bldgs good; 81 500.
ioo q. Giles Co, Tenn; good bldgs fss5
12s n, Ross Co., Ohio; good bldgs: $1,000
81 O., Charlotte Co., Va; bldgs. fair; u. 500.
435 a., Martin Co., Ind; good bldgs; 5000.
160 q, Emmett Co., Mich; bfdgs. good; ~ 500.
$50 a., Lincoln Co, Okla. T.; good bldgs: "A, 400.
las a, Fayette Co., Ill: good bldgs; "a. $50
Dwelling and lot, Waymart, Pa: $780,
Dwelling and jewelry business. Granville o.; " zoo
Dwelling and grist mill Downvills, Wis; $780,
go a. and feed mill, RiceviIle Iowa; IS. 900.
vacant lots Chicago, Ill; 5000. part trade.
~ you have property for sale can sell II.
Write for terms Arthur Beaver RaShan O.
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A RE YOU DISCOURAGED? HAVE YOU
n doctorei and despaired? You could perhaps
have saved many anxious hours as well as dollars
had you needed the advice given in Dr. Foote's
Hand Book of Health" and acted I'm time. It's not
too late Contains many chapters of benefit to each
sex, and Is worth almost its weight I'm gold 10 any
man. Price 20 cents prepaid in plain wrapper
Isn't your health worth 20 cents? Address Success
Publishing Co., T., Waterville. Maine.
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HON ESTEADS.
GRAND OPENING

GRAND OPENING.
" GOVERNMENT LAND.
LINCOLN CO., COLORADO.
BY using your homestead right you may, with our
assistance, and at a small expense secure from the
Government 160 acres Of choice rich, agricultural
grazing land. Close to markets and rapidly grow
splendid chance for progressive people Incose
stamp for free homeseekers' guide, fully explaining
Western Realty Co., Fl Thomas Bldg. Cincinnati, q.
GOLDIERS' HOMESTEADS.
- Sodiers:-If you filed less than 100 acres be-
fore 1874, write A. NJ. VANCE, Des Moines, Iowa.
He also buys land warrants.
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PHoToGRAPHY.

Ok PHOTOGRAPHS AND ONE BUTTON,
20 same subject, for 2sc Send any photo tin
type and &c mot stamps and will send you Is exact
copies and photo BUTTON dull enamel finish.
Frank Hill, Sabetha Kan.
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PoUlTRy.

TTNHESE ARE BARGAINS-ASK FOR PRICES
L quick: 20 beautiful Rhode Island Red cock erels:
100 young Imperial Pekn dncks; 25Oegg size new
VonCulin incubator one 10pchick size brooder In
tirstclass condition Byzantine Imperial Pekin Duck
Farm, Scotland, Pa %
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
VOUR CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! OFFER
l. at private sale my flour, meal and feed mill;
nearly new; doing splendid business In good grain
growing district. For full information write &. w.
Armstrong, Armstrong; Mills, Ohio.
NOR SALE-s00 LION HEADS" IS PER HUN
- dred. Address NJ NJ. D., Postal Photo Co., Wa
BASH Ind
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MUSIC.

CALLED BACK TO THE OLD HOME.
~ A song for old home week. beautiful melody
and the words full of the tender sentiments of home
coming For sale for Csc. all principal music stores
or from the author, Geo. L. Place, Gilmanton l.
Works, N. II.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

@S TX PAID FOR RARE 1858 QUARTERS;A
sDOs y paid for 1904 dmes sl5 paid for 1853 dol
big prices paid for hundreds Of other dates keep
all money coined before 1879 and send 10 cents
for set Of two coin and stamp value books 1t may
mean fortune to you. Address c. +. Clarke, Agent,
LIE Roy N. Y.
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WoRS-oUT NAM
IF You HEED MY WORDS AND ACT ON
MY ADVICE you WILL GET
STRONG AGAIN.


STRONG AGAIN.
Moro than 900 men-od and young-who hsl
been weak where perfect men are strong and vhs
had almost given up hope of being strong again
have taken my advice the past six years and used
BECKs WONDER WORK RS FOR MEN.
Every man who used them as directed became =
strong man, and they all have reason TO refer To
this greatest OF all nervebuiiding and man making
remedies as the worn out mans best friend
My WOnder-W 0rkers, because Of their never
failing TO remedy any all of the troubles incident
TO premature old have built up by the Iarges
mail order medicine business in the world: and fo
Offering them 10 you offer you the wonderful
reJuvenator that cured me six years when like
you, lacked that vitality without which n person is Q
man only IN name, and amer had been nearly ruined
py the polsons OF the infamous akirs who appeal 10
the credulty OF weak men everywhere The almost
mafseious cures made every day lead me say 10
you rs your friend, and my honor as O man that
do not believe there Is q case of Varicocele Nerv-
Gus Debility, Kidney Troubles, Lame Back Neuras-
thenia, Lost Vitality or Mems Weakness Of any Kind
on earth to-day mo matter what the cause no matter
OF how long standing or no matter whether the man
be old or young that my Wonder W orkers Will
ia 10 cure easily and quicker at less ex pense than
any otner preparation made anywhere In the
SIMPLY used at home or At your work, tablet at
use Al any time they are entirely free from poison
OF any KIND, and the price Ia Only One Dollar
always cash with order, in plain package, by express
once Ifyou send u. Is to pay packing and postage I
SEND them under letter postage prepaid thus saving
When You order mention this paper. the pub
Iisner OF which Is authorized publish me 10 the
world as fraud II fail TO do agree sincerely
SPR1NGFIELD, OHIO.
Dr. Il A. Reed says no other remedy equals Beck's
"onoer-WOrkcrp for Mems Weakness.
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NOVELTIES.

BEAUTIFUL BOQUETS AND BOOKS OF
ID pressed flowers for sale. Rocky Mountain flow
ers. Very natural Write for prices +. o. June,
Florrissant, Colo.
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CT - PAID FOR RARE 1853 DOLLARS $500
~ . paid for dimes; S575 paid for 1858 quar-
ters Big prices paid for hundreds Of other dates Keep
all money coined before $780, and send 10 cents at
for o set Of coin and Namp value books 1t may
fortune to you. Address Elmer w. Clark, Dept. w,
Leroy, N. Y.
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

NEW MEXICOS NATIVE STRAWBERRY.
~ 1t Is strong, rank healthy grower everlasting
foliage and perfect bossOnH The berries of uni
form size with delicious flavor. Plants ready for
shipment July, August and September. Plants 81. 90
for 25 or 500 hundred, post paid. Address r. b.
Thompson, p. q. Box So, Baton, New Mexico.
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A TTENTIoN, COMRADES,
- We WISH EVERY LIVING CoMRADE
TO know the value of remedies
PACAL BALM and PACAL LIVER GRANITr "a
We wish you could see the letters of praise we are
receiving each day from nearly all parts of the globe
aney prove beyond a shadow of doubt that PACAL
BA LIN Is the greatest blessing humanity of apy
medicine known TO the trade. PACAL BALM has
larger sale I'm Its own home than all its competitors
combined. If you have any THROAT OR LUNG
TROUBLE COUGHS, ASTHMA, CATARRH OF
HEAD OR STOMACH. RUNNING SORES, FEVER
SORES, SCROFULOCS ULCERS, SCALP AMI
SKIN DISEASES. or any of the many forms OF
FILES, EAR AND EYE TROUBLES, TORPID
LIVER, CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE AND
BILIOUS ATTACKS, try our PACAL BALM.
To those who have never tested the merits of ouI
remedies we would make this proposal: Send u. a one
dollar coupon issued by The National Tribune's 18th
contest for which We Will allow you SOC face value
and VIII forward you, prepaid one Csc Jar of Paca
Balm and one 25c. bottle of PacaI Liver GranuIes
But one coupon accepted from each person. Our rem
edes are mailed to part of the United States OF
Canada upon receipt Of price.
Address PACAL BALM CO., St Louis Mich
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.
ssrI,RAIL OF BOGUS YANKEE"

''1'RAIL OF BOGUS YANKEE"
10 Months Experience in Prisons OF Hesser
and North: Prison Escape; Supplemental
Sketch. illustrated cover. loc silver for
single copy; 2Oc silver for copies. Sent by
mail securely wrapped.
Address w. II. NEwLIN.
Springfield, Ill
NoTE-In cases of comrades ordering and RENTING
for above, who purpose attending the Illinois State
Fair Wednesday, Oct. 5, 19o4-Od Soldiers Day-it
might be well to mention company and regiment,
service In full In order. will save them for use II
needed for Identification purposes The Illinois Asso
citation Of Union Ex-Prisoners Of War will meet In
18th Annual Reunion at Decatur, Ill., Oct. IL and ls
1904.
RooKs. BOOKS. THE KIND YOU ARE LOOK.
The Awful New York Steamboat Horror.
The Devil in the Church.
Mr. World and Miss Church Member.
Sermons by the Devil.
Polygamy-Mysteries and Crimes Of Mormonism.
Hohman's Pow Woes or the Long Lost Friend.
Magical Guide, or the Silent Friend
Baltimore Fire and Chicago Theater Horror.
Egyptian Secrets Of Ancient Philosophers
wan s se sss's' Russia and Japan
The Married Couples Private Handbook
Where the Negro Came From.
Agents wanted. Liberal commission Freight paid.
Credit given. Big book catalogues and outfit free.
American Publishing Co. Beaver Springs, Pa
National TRIBUNE BOOKS.
PRICE LIST
NOrE.-In addition to book prices send the postage
indicated II books to be sent by mail. better
and cheaper way usually is to send the price for the
books only and ordeIihe books sent by express pay
ing charges on their arrival.
ROOSEVELT BOOKS.
Administration. Cig Service. Cloth. Postage &C. .5t
War Of 1872 Part L Cloth. Postage c........- 81
War Of 1872. Part IL Cloth Postage 6c.....-.. sc
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
American-Spanish War Cloth. Postage 27c.. 500
Statesmen and Orators Cloth. Six Vols Post 6Oc SOC
Lite of Mckinley. Silk back Postage 36c....... 2Ol
Official History OF U. s. Half Russia Postage
&c. ..4.......... 80 $500. ~ ..---.. -. 800
Official History of U. s.. Full Russia Postage
&c. .................. .... 400
washington During War Time. Paper, Post. 1Oc. sc
American Conflict. Greeley. Two Vols. Paper
81 and "shorty," on the March to the Sea Lea
thereto Postage 9c........................... q
Cook Book, First Glass Leatherette Post s. .N
Worlds Sweetest Songs Leatherette- Post 4 "a
Address THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Washington, d. c.
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REUNIONS.

OD MO. CAV. (Glover's)-The enjoyment Of our
- last Reunion and Free Banquet Is still fresh our
memory glad to call you again this year to
our Annual Feast TO be held In Quincy, Ill., Oct and
g. The 50h Ill. Inf and others will meet at the same
time lfyou can purchase your Worlds Fair ticket to
st. Louis, coming or going, via Quincy. you can have
sopover privilege OF 10 days here within the OF
the ticket without extra cost by deposng ticket with
railroad agent Reuben Griggs President; John Wes-
sells, Secretary and Treasurer.
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NARICOCELE-EyERY WEAK MAN SUI
fering from varicocele nervous exhaustion loss
of vigor etc, be speedily permanently cured
by DR. Yousouf's celebrated Turkish Ointment the
most rational and the only permanent yet HARM
less cure in the world. small box mailed sealed in q
plain wrapper for 2oc; large box, sI three boxes u
treatment $50. safe delivery guaranteed Franklin
Remedy Co.. Dept. L, SIG Third Ave. New York
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COMRADES: COME TO FLORIDA AND ES-
~ cape the billiards. OF the north; come and live
easy and long. beautiful lake; plenty OF fish
and game. All vegetables grow two crops q year
purest Of water; heathiest spot In Florda malaria
or bronchial trouble Have been here l6 years; just
the place for us old vets to live easy which you
do op your pensions, gardens fish and game; nothing
for fuel little for clothes Lots cleared ana fenced
US to as each with few orange trees @. c. Smith
1nterlachen, Putnam Co.. Florida
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NTANHOOD.-HAVING RESTORED MYSELF
AN1 to youthful strength and vgor by a-naturaI
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, postpaid,
for one dollar.
Address Lock Box A, South Bay City Station,
Bay City, Mich.
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1n1ST OHIO.-The 3sth Annual Reunion Of the
lOl regiment will be held at Republic o. Sept
81 An interesting program has been arranged for
day and evening. Comrades, let us rally round the
old flag once again and make this Reunion q grand
success. Comrades are requested to the badges
received at Tin, o. In 1907 and also requested to
notify the Secretary whether they will attend or not
e. w. Currigan Secretary. sl-3t