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The National tribune., 1904-06-09
Abraham Lincoln's Assassination

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The
night of April ii, 80 years ago, will be
remembered as the fatal night on which
Abraham Lincoln. our martyred Pres
ident. was assassinated. | was at that
time an inmate of the United States Gen
eral Hospital Emory, and was on detached
service in the dining-room of the hospital.
On the night referred to / was on Pennsyl-
vania avenue when the word was given out
that the President had been shot at Ford's
Theater. Excitement was 80 intense that
! at once proceeded to the hospital. ran
most of the way till | arrived at the outer
gate, leading to the hospital ground, which
was nearly two miles from the east of the
Capitol Building. and near the Eastern
Branch of the Potomac River. Most of the
land from the Capitol Building to the hos
pital was at that time what We called the
commons. When l arrived at the gate and
began to show my pass to the sentinel on
duty he said to me: What is all that
racket about down town" Bugles were
blowing. horses hoofs Gathering on the
paved streets, drums beating the long roll.
and all manner Of confusion seemed to be
going on. Gasping for breath l told the
news.
Out stepped the officer Of the guard then
the entire guard Of Is or 20 men to listen
70 the racket and what had to tell. In
few minutes l left for the ward where
slept, and entering as quietly as possible
sat down on the edge Of my cot to take on
my shoes. Just then said the fellow lying
on the adjoining cot in a low tone of voice
''What Is all that racket about down
town. In less than one hour from the
time I arrived at the front gate with the
word of the assassination nearly every
soldier that could arise from their beds
were out listening to the confusion dowr
town and seeking information. after which
but few eyes were batted the balance oi
the night in that hospital. l often thinl
OF the excitement Of that fatal night, beins
the first one to convey the news to the
hospital. If this article strikes the eyt
of any comrade who was at the hospita
I would be glad to receive q letter from
him.-T. W. MELLorT, Co. A, 7th w. Va.
Glencoe. Ohio.
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PERSONAL.

julius r. Sanford, who died at his home
in Cleveland, Ohio, May II, at the age OF
50 years. had q brilliant war record. lie
was a son of Gen. Alfred Sanford, whose
war record is one of which Ohio IS proud.
The son served under Gen. Hooker and
distinguished himself by his knowledge of
tactics, and military manuvers, and by his
bravery and military judgment. The fla
ther and son, famous through the State
for their abilities in drill and instruction,
organized the present Cleveland Grays as
the Cleveland Light Guards. For several
years Julius r. Sanford was Captain of
the Cleveland detective force, and he oc-
cupied several other important posts in the
City Government. In the death Of Com
rade Sanford the G.. A. X. of Ohio and
the country has lost one of it's best known
and most useful active members
In the telegraphic report one OF the Vice
Presidents of the Society of the Army of
the Potomac was given as Lieut.. George +.
Rounds, of Annapolis, Md. 1t should have
been our tireless Comrade, Lieut.. Geo. w.
c. Rounds, of Manassas, Va, who was ac-
tive. in securing the next meeting of the
Society on the battlefield of Manassas, and
the contemplated Peace Conference there.
He prepared the invitation on behalf of the
Manassas Picket Post, and 1t was indorsed
by Confederate veterans and prominent
citizens of the place.
Hiram Cronk, the sole surviving pen
sioner of the War of 1872, celebrated his
1O4th birthday at his home in Oneida
County, N. Y. recently. His vitality is
still remarkable. In 1870 he received a
pension of So per month, which was in
creased to $23 in 1902, and lately has been
raised to $72. He went into the army at
ID years of age, and saw service in the de-
fense of Sackett's Harbor, when the Brit
ish attack upon it was repulsed.
Gen. Samuel E. Hill, who served with
great credit during the war of the rebel
lion in the 18th Ky. Cav. as Captain, died
at Lexington, KY, May 81. He served
eight terms in the State Senate from Ohio
County, and was at the time of his death
United States Commissioner for the Fed
eral Court.
David r. Fraser, the mining millionaire,
died recently of apoplexy at the advanced
age Of 80. Mr.. Fraser was the inventor
of machinery which revolutionized the min
ing industry, and was one of the founders
of what is now the Chambers Co.,
with which he was identified till 1893.
Col. John Bodine, the famous American
rife shot, known as "Old Reliable" died
in Pfalz, May 80. He won international
fame by his rifle shooting, was the Cap
tain of several terms which competed
abroad, and a member of the team which
was successful ip defeating the Irish team
in 1878. He served in the war of the re-
bellion as First Lieutenant in the 48th
n. Y.
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MEMS. FURNISHINGS.

HELLO! HELLO! HOSIERY BY MAILORDER!
Ii We will ship your address In the United States
postpaid goods that cannot be excelied for the price
Style 400, Black or Tan Mems Half Hose, q Combed
Egyptian Yarn, fine gauze seamless; sizes 9x to IL u.
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We VITA send postpaid. on receipt OF Is cents. one
pair OF Stems Half Hose In Black Tan show the
purchaser what goods like before ordering In
half dozen lots Postage stamps accepted for pair
dsrs. Order two pair and he Convinced. Mannheim
Hosiery Mills. station b. Mannheim. Lancaster Co., Pa
l 80; fine suits at Si2 SI4 and SI6 extra dne suits
at sis, t20 and $21 s2 deposit; balance CO D.
press office Write for order blanks Frank Leonard,
Claysville, Washington Co., Pa.
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Classified Advertisement.
POST OFFICERS.

Commander. J. H. Iapino y. v. C., Milo r. Norton:
Jy. c., A: Iohnes: Q. NJ, Lyman &. Wilder: Adyt,
Eddy; o. d. Charles osterhout; o. g.. Aaron II. Davis
Judson Fitzpatrick Post. SO, Newton, Kan. Com
c., s. NJ spangIer; Adyt, J. c. Johnson: q. NJ. T. r.
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mander, Thos II. Botham; s. " G.. John Lane; J. ".
c., John Goodall; Adyt. J. f. L. Miller (fth term)
O. NJ. Iay ]. Drake; Chaplain, w. r. Ward: surgeon,
DR.. X n. stratt0n; o. d., H. n. Billiard: o. g. Chas.
Springer; n, A. s. Roe; q. NJ. X, Frank Moriock
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Reunion POSTPONED,

Comrade A. M. Dildine, Commander Of
Mart Armstrong Post. 2O2, and Secretary
of 10th Ohio Association, writes from
Lima, Ohio, requesting announcement OF
"Postponement of the 39th Annual Re-
union of the 10th Ohio survivors until
such time as the Committee on the Gibson
Monument can arrange the date OF the
unvailing ceremonies-which were to oc-
cur in June, during the Department OF
Ohio Encampment. When the
date for unvailing is fixed comrades will
be notified and will receive the usual inyi-
tationco
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.
PATE NTS.

DATENTS.
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The Cost of q Patent What to Invent for
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GENUINE CONFEDERATE NONE,

COMRADES AND FRIENDS-RUY ONE OF MY
~ Collections Of Genuine Confederate bills om one
dollar up put In neat 70 ding display books You want
to show these promises TO pay Of the late Southern Con
federacy to your children and friends One collection
postpaid GO cents: two for 1i.c0. ]. f. Harding u
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOUNG BfEN-LEARN RAPID AND ORNA-
Il mental lettering for show cards. ETC. Practical
lessons for home study. students everywhere. Pros
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MI OtneIS VIII Hnu MIS-. W WlnSb0WS eOOtninG syrup
V1 fe best remedy for their children. 25c. bottle.
IIOG AND CHICKEN CHOLERA AND,6WINE
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This 10 . medicine and not stock food
Corporal L. b. March,
Willow Tree Poultry Yards,
Bloomfield Mo.
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Department Of washington and Alaska.

Comrade j. G. Robinson, A. A. G..
writes from Olympia, Wash, that the
1904 Encampment. Department of Wash
ington and Alaska. will be held at Belling-
ham, Whatcom County, Wash, June 81
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a NY NAN SUFFERING FROM ATROPHY
"A varicocele. any form Of weakness will hnd q
quick. sure and lasting cure in DIR. Yousou's celebrat
ed Turkisi Ointment. 1t is harmless ward appli-
cation acts directly the and MUSCLES and
gives strength and vitality to old and young men A
small tox mailed sealed In plain wrapper for 2Oc;
Lang. box, 81 Franklin Remedy Co., Dept. H 5l9
Third Ave, New York.
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TRIBuNE WASHINGTON D. O. THURSDAY .
Classified Advertisements

on the 17th Of June, and bade adieux 70
the scenes about the rebel capital.
PERCY CRAYoN, Rockaway, N. j.
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ITO ACRE STOCK FARM-CHEAPEsT IN
i ~ Northern Chio Three and a half miles from
PainesvIe County Seat Lake County Ohio; one and
q half miles from electric and LIS d III s. r. H. Sta
fion; fine view of Lake Erie; excellent grass posture
and fruit land; 800 apple trees: one and half mile
hedge fence bank barn lG0 fair dwelling with good
cellar This Will not be on the market long Price sac
per acre. For further information address c. j. Scott
gainesville, Ohio. Other desirable farms on my list
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MOVE ELITES.

NATURAL AUTUMN LEAVES FROM THE
IN ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
For dollar will send any OF the following beau-
tiful pieces named:
One I3OQuet Of Leaves,
One Basket Of Leaves,
One Book Of Leaves,
or the three for e. 5O II you want something differ
ent. wreath or several small pieces Write me, I'm
closing stamp. just what you want, and will make 1t
give you reasonable terms These leaves are nat
ural and very beautiful F. O. June, Florissant Colo
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de SDso CASH WILL BUY ~ ACRES; MOSTLY
DO level timbered land: good well water: quar-.
ter ct mile from running water; healthy,
thickiy settled neighborhood; located in
Franklin County, Tenn; two miles from r..
r.; three miles from mountain. Would
make q man with limited means good
home Must trade quick.
Address r. r. Power
Huntland, Tenn
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TANCER CURED BY NEW METHOD WITH
~ out the severe pain and of knife or 9th
er methods home treatment that has completely
cured desperate that noted surgeons refused 10
operate, declaring them fatal and hopeless ime
ana address you are sufferer or II you know OF any
one who t. and will send all sary I'm o-naion
and hundreds OF convincing testimonials absoutely
free. Address DR.. Curry Cancer Cure Co. Box s5
Lebanon, Ohio
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FLAGS, q. A. r.. 8. oFv. SUPPLIES.

~ AR, W.RC., g. OF v. SUPPLIES.-FLAGS,
W. Banners, Caps Swords Belts Badges Best All.
wool Bunting Flags for homes and schooIa All goods
of the best material lowest In prices. Send for
IOV'T AUCTION sALE-CATALOGUE GUNS,
NJ Pistols, Military Goods dlilstraed). iSc. mailed
&C., stamps. f. Bannerman, $40 Broadway N. Y.
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CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED FROM WID-
~ ow or maiden ladies Of culture and refinement
aged ~ TO go years Courteohs answers to ALL Object
in first answer A Veteran, p. o. Box 1877 Tacoma
Iowa. - t.ftEFs sA*...
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{ A N sAMEHfcAN wID0wER PAST MIDDLE
blue eyes weight los pounds children. moral and
temperate ovia and kindheared politics Republican,
religion Cnlversast, desires correspondence with
fined educated ladies who Inatrmonialy inclined.
Letters promptly and respectfully answered. Photos
and references exchange with same Address j. b.
+. H., Box a55 Hico Texas3is : sas
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IN Autumn leaves, and send for some. They are
beauties and no mistake The, Wild Flowers of Col;
arranged, in book wreath Or bonauet Only dollar
for piece of this beautiful work. j. June, Floris
can't. Cal
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4 TIL PA. CA Ay.-The 10th Annual Reunion will
i l. be held In Post GAR Hall, Gettysburg, Pa
June T. 1904, day before the State Encampment
At same mus gvins s 00ys the 1enent OF tne
ters will be at Hotel Gettysburg Room where will
members of the Association. D. 8. OrcHtt, President
Ilth Pa Cav. Association, St Charles HOTEL Pttsbug
Pa
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RHIAMI VALLEY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
N1 Outing Assocation.-Secon Annual Reunion,
Fair Grounds at franklin, Ohio, June 2s 1904 Com
rades You expected TO report for duty the
ing outing 1t will be basket picnic; coffee furnished
by the association. There Will be good music spirited
addresses, and good time at morning and afternoon
cses will commence at 10 m. and p. m. Take con-
vsyance to the grounds; bring your family and friends
Geo. Field, President; e. II. STAGE, Secretary; Can't.
Hatch, Treasurer. Executive Gommttee-JudgesJ j.
O'Neal. Warren Co.: J. w. Meyers Butler Co.; N. g.
Laird. Preble Col F. X. Bowles, Albert Kern, Mont
gomery Co.
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GUARANTEE PILE CURE-RELdEyEs IN
" stantly. cures permanently. Easily applied Pre-
pared under strictly sanitary conditions In use I6
Years with feyer-lsig results. So prepaid no
stamps Liberal commission age its furnishing first
class references Merritt Rem,dy Co., T.. O. Box a6s
Rockland, Maine.
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NFAEHOOD-HAvING RESTORED MYSELF
Ax1 to youthful strength and vigor by q natural
method, without the use of stimulating and dan
gerous drugs, such as phosphorus, nux vonica,
etc, desire to place the means Of cure within
the reach of all who suffer- will send the method
OF Treatment I'm book form, securely sealed, post
paid. for one dollar
Address Lock Box A, South Bay City Station,
Bay City. Mich
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7TH MASS.-3sth Annual Reunion at g. AR Hall,
I Mansfield. Mass, June 10. VIM. H. Wade 259
Barnaby st.. Fall River. Mass, Secretary.
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MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
STAMPS AND COINS.

GTAMP cOL4LECTORS-ADD TO THE VALUE
20 and beauty Of your collection now. My special
sheets contain the stamps you seldom see elsewhere
and straight discount of 90 per cent Is allowed from
catalogue wish 10 establish business relations with
responsible persons only; none others need reply.
Send S00 for 100 fine stamps postage only which
will catalogue over $40 Address w. +. SIusser, Fort
Casey, Washington state.
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WANTED.

Pnn LION HEADS WANTED-UNTIL RE-
OOO ceiye 500 Lion Heads. cut from Lion Coffee
packages will pay ct the rate of piece for
every one sent me. r. 4. Smith, Box $50, Lehghton
Pa
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10TH OHIO CAv.-At THIN, O., June IA, at 8
III q. m. Meeting at Eagles Hall. on Washington
st., opposite Court House. Dr. Wm w. HILL Weston,
o. Secretary.
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USOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-64o ACRES OF
II smooth level, deep, black soil land In Kansas;
grain and alfalfa land; yey healthy good water Aiso
l6J In Ozark fruit bet In Arkansas f2
ard: good spring water aud ne timber Address w. T.
Crowder, Mayhower, Ark
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SOCKS AND PICTURES.

DIARY OF
WILLIAM MCCONNELL,
Private, Co. I, 18th O. w. L. First Brigade Third
Division. Fourth Army Corps
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,
From Sept. ls 1851. to Aug. 2. 1865.
william Mcconnell died suddenly Aug 2, 1865, white
in the service near Greene Lake, Texas
Published In 1899, by his brother, Charles Mcconnell
OF Tyro, Ohio.
Price 25c, postage prepaid.
Address Charles Mcconnell, Trio. Ohio.
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REUNIONS.

DOTH OHIO at Tiffin. o., in LO.OF. Hall, June
~ Is. at 10 o'clock. Leroy q. Hunt Secretary
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
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TyOR SALE-REAL ESTATE IN THE BEAUTf
II fui city of Riverside. House of seven rooms
with all convenences the house with furniture II de
sired; BESIDES good. gentle horse with Carriage and
harness. good bargain will be given. Other bar
gains iu good homes Ia this land Of sunshine and flow
ers. J. ]. Yeakey, Riverside, Cal.
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IHARM -IMPROVED-215 ACRES; MAGNIFI-
II Gently situated ON the Potomac River opposite
railroad station one nour from Wssmngton. fnoe;
exchange Has three-eighhs mile profitable fishing
shore; valuable sand and gravel deposits; wood alone
worth q. O0o rail and water shipping facilities to Wash
ington, baltimore Alexandria, Norfolk markets. loca
tiOn suited for hotel summer resort boarding house,
great bargain; worth $500; must be sold Labodsh
Patent Attorney, Washington. d. G.
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Tk YoU ARE LOOKING FoR coon LAND IS
kool eiizhas - low psieea wfits ~ =. q. assbe,
HohFnn- EAh
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REAL ESTATE.

uHoR sALE-5oo ACRES ONE AND HALF
miles from Dexter. Iowa. House cost $6 0oO large
barn windmill; wells: $50 under cultivation
balance ESQ acres) In pasture; well fenced This s
good farm Price $65 per acre. r.
Eighty acres five miles from Muscaflne. Firstclass
sweet potato and watermelon land, and raise any
kind OF grain black sand; irrigatng pump cost $eO0
good house and barn. Price 30 per acre
One hundred and thirteen acres In Vernon County
Mo- 80 acres good land under cultivation, balance in
pasture and TIMBER threeroom h0iise Earn wells
plenty Of fruit: seven miles from Nevada, County
Price $50 per acre. =
have ell kinds Of farms large and small; Also mod
ern improved houses and lots Of all descriptions II
you want to buy something good, see me Lefore buy
Ing. Geo. W. Keckler, 917 T. 8ih St, Muscatine. Iowa.
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A TrENTION, l2Oth O.v.L-You are hereby noti-
"A fled that the s6th Annual Reunion Of the 10th
Owl. will he held in the Armory at Shreve Wayne
County, Ohio on the p. +. w. e. r. r.. on Tuesday
June J. 1904. commencing ct O'Clock ?. M sharp:
division commander, aj.-Gen. p. J. Osterhaus OF
Mannheim, Germany, Is now I'm this country. and has
Comrades. and give him warm greeting and royal oval
reception. The comrades Of Shreve have arranged
enjoyable programme for the occasion, and all who at
tend will receive soldiers welcome. J. r Van Nest
Secretary. Wooster. Ohio.
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DIG STAMP OFFER.-wE WILL SELL FOR A
ID short time only packet OF % stamps, q valuable
collection from Korea Russia Japan, etc leach packet
contains at least full se for only 10 cents II. T.
Goody Stamp Co., Washington Kan
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MO CURE, NO PAY. MEN.-SToP TAKING
~ medicine: Hyou are weak, the famous Van Best
Developer will restore you. No drugs Varicocele
permanently cured in four weeks: 1900 in use;
not one iailure effect immediate cure guaranteed No
plain envelope. 1he Van Best Co., IiSymos Block,
Denver, Colo
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0 TX PAID FOR RARE 1853 QUARTERS;el
SCCs y paid for 1904 dimes ;15 paid for 1858 dol
lars big prices paid for hundreds Of other dates keep
all money coined before 1879 and send 10 cents
for q set Of two coin and stamp value books 1t may
mean fortune TO you. Address G. +. Clarke, Agent
LIE Roy N. Y.
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UYANTED-I WILL PAY CASH FOR A LIN
w tied amount of National Tribune cOupOnR
State how many you have for saie Address d. j. Van
der Linden, Beacon, Iowa.
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OFTH IOWA.-Nnth Reunion at Muscatine Iowa.
sOC Sept. IA and 49, 1904. This will also be good
time to 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
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NYANTED-SOME ONE WHO rs WILLING
w to invest some capital to open Up an ancient
channel rich In gold great Chance. Write for par
ticulars. Address q. t. Knots, Baker City, Ore.
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WAETEp = soMk RED FOX GuIs. Fnn
~. Seiss .ons Rsas psppls4 ssAitsr stt =
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DARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS-E B. THOMP-
ID and Bradley strains, the best in size and ex-
ira good layers l5 eggs $5O Also stock for sale
reasonable price, Jno w. Wright, Darlington Wis
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MARRIAGE PAPER.-PRINTS PHOTOS AND
ANx all addresses; pages; lOc Correspond without
further expense. A. A. stover, Box 867, Chicago, III.
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DHEUMATISM CURE
LII Athree days treatment for 25c Money will be
refunded liz This sample package fails to relieve Lib
era prices TO agents III. Il. schwarz 49s Murray Ave,
Milwaukee Wis
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r ooK HERE-cREMU CIGAR BANDS BOUGHT,
Ii also % other kinda Highest prices paid. send
list OF what have, inciosng terms Address n. o.
AyisWorth, Bradley. So. OAK