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The National tribune., 1904-08-25
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE will publish without
charge brief notices Of the deaths OF soldiers OF the
war OF the rebellion other wars We do this as n
Of general interest to survivors OF these wars
THE NATIONAL tribune Is the only publication
having a large general circulation among those who
In the war Of the rebellion and no other
Is offered to the scattered survivors of
learn OF the deaths of companionsin arms of the
eos. Comrades and others are invited to send TO THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, soon after death as possible
brief sketch being particular to give and place OF
death company aud regiment. date Of enlistment date
of discharge and other facts regarding service and to
state what family is left by the deceased Further the
party sending sketch should state whether he was a
member of the Grand Army Of the Republic and If so
to what Post he belonged: or If o member OF other
Orders, state the names of these.
FREEMAN.--At Rochester. Ind, July e. of neuraL
gia of the heart after six hours illness William T.
Freeman. He was born in Ross County o. Oct 4
1881. He served his country three years In Co a. tooth
Ind; went. in Logan's (Ffteenthl Corps with sher
man TO the sea and to the Grand Review at Washing
ton. He is survived by an only daughter Mrs w 3
Mills with whom he resided since the demise Of his
faithful wife. who preceded him three years,
GILEs.-At his family residence, Spring Brook
Farm, Apalachin. n Aug John s.. Giles aged 67
In 1852 he literally Lett bis pow W Ibs furrow and de-
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man. Price 20 cents, prepaid, in plain wrapper.
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lars big prices paid for hundreds of other dates keep
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for a Of two coin and stamp value books 1t may
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terS Big prices paid for hundreds of other dates Keep
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War Between Rnss.a and Japan
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ID EAL ESTATE WANTED
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scroers can write to these advertisers and
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culation covers United States, Canada, Mexico.
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three years. 81.
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172 w. Brighton Avenue, Syracuse, n. Y.
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E0 bCENT HABANA CIGARS, DIRECT
w from factory, prepaid, for ~. Address Thomp-
son & Campbell, White Cottage, Ohio
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MUsIc-MUSIcAL INSTRUMENTS

.DRoGRESSIvE OLD GLORY."-A great patri-
j otic National song; First sung under The
NJ. Browne; music by Prof. f. II. Bailey. Arranged
for mixed voices and mems voices. Music dealers,
clubs quartettes, Grand Army Posts and Executive
cents Address +. II. Bailey, Charlotte Mich
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old MEN MADE YOUNG AND YOUNG MEN
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Turkish Ointment the best remedy in the world for
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The National tribune., 1904-08-25

NANHOOD--HAVING RESTORED MYSELF
AVA to youthful strength and vigor by q natural
method, without the use of stimulating and dan
gerous drugs such 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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REAL ESTATE.

LSOR SALE-SOo ACRES ONE AND A HALF
II miles from Dexter, Iowa House cost t6 0oo large
barn. windmill: two wels 80 under cultivation
balance ESQ acres) in pasture: we'll fenced This s
good farm. Price $65 per acre.
Eighty acres five miles from Muscatine. Fir1ciass
sweet potato and watermelon land. and can raise any
kind of grain black sand irrigatng pump cost 500
good house and barn. Price $50 per acre.
One hundred and thirteen acres in Vernon County
NO. 80 acres good land under cultivation. balance In
pasture and timber threeroom 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 II
ing. Geo. W. Kecker sl7 + sth St. Muscatine. Iowa
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

ORIENTAL HAIR INVIGORATOR, A MATCH
~ less preparation for the hair should be used by
every Tribune reader To Introduce it, we make this
offer: We will send you. prepaid II package; also
harmless, nnfang reci pc to grow hair on bald heads
and a non-posonous hair dye that will darken and
restore gray hair TO natural color all for one National
Tribune 12th contest coupon 81 cash. Arcade
Chemical Co., Quincy, Ill.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

A NY MAN SUFFERING FROM ATRoPHY,
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ed Turkish Ointment Ii Is harmless outward appli.
cation, acts directly on the and muscles and
gives strength and vitality to old and young men A
small box mailed sealed in plain wrapper for 20c;
large box, 81. Franklin Remedy Co, Dept III, 5ls
Third Ave-, New York.
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100 SONGS FOR Is CENTS.-THIs CoLLEC-
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songs, negro melodies, ,etc.-such .Shermans March
TO the Sea-" MY Motherin-Law," "Ben Bolt," etc
Each page by IL inches Order this collec-
tion. Price 10 cents c. F. Clarke. Leroy. n. Y
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

Mrs. WinslowFs Soothing syrup is an unexcellet
y1 medicine for Children while Teething 25c
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

TNRIBUNE READERS-SEND FOR OUR
L Extraordinary Offer" 1t will interest you
financially Arcade Mfg Co., Quincy, Ill.
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WE HAVE GOVERNMENT LAND LOCA-
w tions and cheap ACCOMPLISHMENTS for old soldiers
Will file declaratory statements Good service guaran
teed. NJ. d. Hubbard l. Co.. Gate, Beaver Co., Okla.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

TTNHE 18TH OWL. will hold their 26th Annual
Il Reunion In Memorial Hall. Newark Ohio Oct s.
1904 opening on the evening of the 4th with rousing
Campfire followed the 5th by the Reunion and
closing with grand march around the square Every
body invited especially all soldiers David Davis Pres
ident; T.. w. Hull, Secretary
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PENSION ATTORNEYS.

VOUR PENSION BUSINESS PROMPTLY AT
Il tended TO by an old soldier Is years Pension
Attorney. Address Ina w. Booton. Gallpolis, Ohio
|DENs1oNs.-wRITE TO g. J. HATHAWAY,
Il Attorney at Law, Marietta, Ohio. who has been
successful In widows and rejected casses.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

nNE HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS, NICELY
" finished inside and outside good hen-house wood
and coal house. and good stone cellar near the kitch
en- There are three lots Is by l50 feet all fenced in
with woven wire four feet high Price cheap at $50
cash Inquire of Jacob Berg. p. O. Box 1875, Orlando,
Okla.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

r AIDES, SEND Us SILVER DIME FOR A
- regular 25c. package Of our Wood Violet sachet
Powder and we will tell you how TO get one dozen
photos free. Mahoning Novelty Co., Dept. 49, Big
Run Pa.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

q - IND.-1he 27th Annual Reunion of the ed
~ Ind will be held, In connection with the sth
Annual Reunion Of the old Third Congressional Dis
trict at BrOwnstown Jackson County, Ind August
rs and 2 All come and ii you cannot attend In per
son, write aleter to let know where and how Won
are. Jacob Auit, Beck, Ind.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

SCOTTS INFALLIBLE CORN CURE 25c-NO
- fake. Takes them out. Not satisfied, keep first
bottle; drop postal card; get money back E. NJ.
B. Scott, Pharmacst. Ottumwa, Iowa
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

LNOR SALE-640 ACRES OF PASTURE LAND
IL fenced in southern Kansas, not far from proved
oil territory and believed be within the oil field.
bargain. For particulars address James McDermott,
Winfield, Kan.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

INLORIDA.-VETERANS AND OTHERS, PRO
cheap. Excellent shooting and fishing Stamp for in
formation. Gafney Greenwood, Welaka, Putnam
Co., Florida.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

II AIDES, 1900 REWARD!-I POSITIVELY
IL guarantee my neverfailng ERGO-kOLO COM
POUND to safely relieve the longest most obstinate
of delayed monthly periods In three five days
without harm, pain, interference with work Mail
$l.50. Double strength, g. DIR. Southngton R CO.,
Dept N t. 5l5 Main ST. Kansas City, No.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

II KANSAS STATE VETERAN ASSOCIATION.
IN The Sth Annual Reunion Of this Association will
be held at Paoa, Kan. Sept. to 10. IS. A. Houston
Secretary.
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REUNIONS.

TOOTH N. Y.-The survivors of the 16sth n Y
1OI will hold their Annual Reunion On the 42d
anniversary of the mustern of the regmegt, Aug. q
at Owego, n. Y. Fred NJ. Shook, President; II. NJ.
Fowler Secretary.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

MEN ONLY.-THE GIANT SALVE-CACTUS
AI Cream, makes all men strong and vigorous; cures
nervous debility, atrophy ETC. Has only TO be gently
rubbed i'm to be effective s00 box; three boxes for
800. This month trial box sent sealed for 25c
the 25c. allowed you on your Ext order thus giving
you the first box ree your money back you do not
like the article Perry Production Co., Lynbrook n "
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TINIIE 2OTH ANNUAL REUNION OF THE 9Th
Il Pa. Reserves will be held at Athens Saturday
sept II, 1904. All comrades and their wives cord
ally Invited. Maj. w. Ii. IL. Gore, President
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

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and full particulars.
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ST., New York.
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nONT USE KNIFE ON YOUR CORNS.
- 1t may cause blood poisoning. Use Kornikura
to cure your corns BY mail % cents.
Kornikura Remedy Co., Ripley, Ohio
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rCSHMAN'S BRIGADE.-The Goth Annual Re-
~ union Of the sd Ill., Ford's Cavalry and Cogs-
wells Battery-Cushmans Brigade-wiII be held at
Ottawa ILL.,, Oct s. which Is the 42d anniversary of the
battle of Hatchie. J. T.. Moss, Secretary.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

II 9TH ILI.-Reunon at Toulon Stark Co., Ill.
l. l. = Thursday. Sept. 20. The occasion will be
the 42d anniversary OF muster in the United States
service. b. f. Thompson, Secretary.
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

A NY GIRL OR BOY HAVING TWO CENTS
"A can easily make s20 ssling our Oriental Hair
Tonic and Complexion Beautfer. Sells to every body.
No capital required We start you free. Write at
once. Arcade Novelty Co., Quincy. IL ,n.,
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A TTENTION, co. f, 10TH PA. V. ". I-Members
"A of Co. who have not received notice of our Re-
union, write me at once, giving your address. r. B.
uambleton Secretary, Co. II Association, Greene Pa
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rET ME- TO DO YOUR
VI BILL POSTING AND DISTRIBUTING.
Country route in Kansas; 5000 people in vicinity;
best service; highest references; moderate prices
J. d. Allen, Neodesha Kan
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BATTERIES AND 9, IsT 7. r. " C-The 18th
ID Reunion and Business Meeting of the Associaton
will be held on Friday and Saturday. September and
3, at the home of Col. H. L. Ricketts, Go to Wilkes
Barre, and take trolley to Rhoades Hotel at Har-
vey's Lake. Luther Seders Secretary Treasurer
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

IF YOU HAVE AVERAGE ABILITY YOU CAN
l. earn $l25 per month"; but you must furnish refer
ences; we will. Address Lock Box 63 Asotin. Wash.
COZ WEEK AND EXPENSES TO MEN
poo with rigs to introduce our Poultry Goods
Javee Mfg. Co., Dept. TO- Parsons, KAN
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nor SALE 600 FARMS IN CENTRAL KAN
II sas, &l5 to $50 per Fine wheat and stock
farms. Write for lists and tell me what you want.
w. /. Carter Sterling Kan
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TIME 18TH ANNUAL REUNION OF THE nth
Il Ind. Veteran Association will be at Syracuse Ind .
Sept 20 and Il, 1904 The town Is the Baltimore d
Ohio. w. +. Peddycord, Secretary.
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| NOR SALE-TRACT OF 60 ACRES OF fine land,
| Il mile from Court House, two squares from cash
register plant in Dayton Ohio. Can be subdvided into
430lots that shonld sell at 500 per lot VIII exchange
| For particulars address NJ. s. Benn, Dayton, Ohio
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

MO CURE, NO PAY. MEN.-SToP TAKING
IN medicine. lfyou are weak, the famous Van Best
Developer will restore you No drugs Varicocele
permanently cured in four weeks IS 900 in use
not one failure; effect Immediate guaranteed No
COD. fraud. Write for free particulars sealed in
plain envelope. The Van Best Co.. l4i Symos Block,
Denver, Colo.
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"ATCH, CHAIN, AND BEAUTIFUL CHARM
w free TO boys and girls who Will secure ten sub
scr1ptlOns to one of the leading magazines Send 10
cents in stamps silver help pay postage and will
forward at the necessary Instructions blanks.
etc, and you may proceed With your work at once
Address Dept. II, Hosners Subscription Agency,
LeRoy, NY. / oI
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IT'RApPERs sECREL FeR CATCHING GAME
and fish, Is cts; Ftacsst Cure, Is cts; Imperia
move dandruf Is cts how TO get rid Of bedbugs 2 cts
Al five recipes for 70 cts Aress j. Massie, 292 lOf
St., Jronton, Ohio. "
The National tribune., 1904-08-25

LNIGHTEEN ROOM MODERN BRICK MAN
IL sion, built two years. with all modern improve
ments, corresponding outbuidings three bearing
orchard 2SO foot of waste poor land;
in best North Missouri County. Worth So owner,
unable to farm will sacrifice at t55. B. s. Head Mob
erly, Mo-
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CTRENGTHEN YOUR MEMORY AND LEARN
- to play good game Of CHECKERS at the same time
The game properly marked With four leading trunk
lines and Instruction., 25c Address The Victor &. w
Co.. +. O. Box 1858, Williamspoft, Pa. ~
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nor SALE 130-ACRE FARM-GOOD BUILD
IL ing and in good repair; $50 per acre.
Also, farm 100 acres five miles from Sidney.
General store, with without building invoice
about S2 900. Joseph Bowen Son. r. R. 6, sidney, O.
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cs 90 will be paid for any that Liquor To-
sDC bacco and Cigarette Remedies, in liquid FORM
will cure either with without patients knowI-
edge. 80 cents and 81. Tablet form also Guaranteed
by all druggists Failing to get it your druggists
remedy will be mailed receipt of price Write DR..
H. c. Keith, SSH Monroe ST., Toledo, Ohio.
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AGENTS WANTED,

A GENTS TO SELL THE
"A BEST PATENTED HOUSEHOLD
ARTICLE EVER INVENTED.
Don't miss this.
f. Hilker, $40 and s7l Grand Ave-, Chicago.
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MODERN STAMPING OuTFIT-LADIEs, DO
Al stamping for YOU'D friends. Will send 50 differ
ent designs. on bond paychnlent paper, box modern
stamping material with inst guctios postpaid 81 90.
Ladies' Art Co., gill Miciigan'Ave., Chicago Ill.
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nLD VIRGINIA FARMS.
Mild climate, good land, low pricsaL
Plenty fruit, fish and oysters.
Send for new catalogue
Hockaday, Casselman q Co.,
P.o. Box 257 Richmond, VI

I1OR SALE-FARMS IN NORTHEASTERN
II Ohio, ranging from five acres to 169 acres Tht
is fine farming country. especially for dairying Mii
sold for u 50 per 100 pounds last winter These farm
are selling for from US $50 per Write to-day
tomorrow may be too late. Handy to schools ant
churches Mall delivered At door, For full particu
lars lnclose twocent stamp Glenn w. Henry
RED No. 2, Farmdale o.
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OREGON FARMS FOR SALE-ANY KIND YOU
~ want. Write for price lists free. c. o. Burgess,
Sheridan, Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-13
PILL ROLLERS ENJOY TRIP
AROUND PUGET SOUND

For the second time in the history
Of the Washington State Pharma-
ceutical association the annual meet
ing is being held on board the Pa
chic Coast Steamship company's
Queen. 1t is the fifteenth anniver-
sary of the organization and the
event is being properly observed.
A general reunion of the members
from all parts of the state was held
in Seattle last night, and this morn
ing they boarded the Queen, which
soon after left that port and came to
Tacoma. About 80 members and
their wives we're on board when the
boat reached here, and about a dozen
more from the city Joined the party.
The excursion party spent the day
in Tacoma and were royalty enter
tanned by the local members of the
association. The party will go on
the Queen from here to Everett, Bell
ingham, Victoria and Vancouver. At
each of the places named a reception
has been planned for the visitors, and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-13
CRAZY MAN BROUGHT
TO OFFICERS HOME

The sheriff's office received WORD
from Lakeview last night that Grassy
man had been captured there. DepuA
tv Sheriff Doten drove out, but when
he arrived at Lakeview the man had
escaped The officer searched every
bush and shack in the neighborhood
until nearly II o'clock and then re-
turned home.
While sleeping peacefully at his
home in South Tacoma, Mr.. Doten
heard knock on the door and Oh
opening it he found the man he had
been looking for. Two citizens had
thoughtfully brought him to the
house instead of putting him in the
South Tacoma Jail.
The man was locked up there for
the night and brought to the county
jail today. He is a Swiss and has
been working at Portman's dairy.
The case appears to be one of too
much bad whisky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-13

SAN FRANCISCO, July 13--"In
all a mans life the grand passion
comes to him but once. I feel that
now has come into my life and to
stay" These are the words that
Millionaire Robert Gilmore Hanford
addressed to his wife when she re-
monstrated with him for his atten-
tions to Mrs Gabrielle Cavalsky.
The Hanfords were married IN
1896 and were happy until the dash
ing Mrs. CavalslIy crossed the path
of MIR. Hanford 1t was love at first
sight, so he told his wife recently.
He fought against the great passion
that had seized upon him, but it was
in vain. Some time ago he broke
down and weeping like a child con-
fessed the whole story to his de-
voted wife to whom the news came
as a terrible shock He begged her
to allow him to live with Mrs CavaI-
sky for four months in order to test
the depth of the new love that had
come into his life. This Mrs. Han
ford refused TO do. Then he offered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-13

at Vancouver the pill-rollers will en-
terrain their brother pharmacists on
board the boat.
During the trip, which will last
until Saturday, the general business
of the Pharmaceutical association
will be transacted and the officers
for the ensuing year elected. 1t is
said the election of president will
be strenuously contested by Seattle
and Tacoma representatives.
Concerts and musicales have been
arranged and the whole program for
the trip around the Sound has been
carefully planned.
The following officers of the asso-
citation are members of the party: U.
G. Wynkoop, president, Tacoma; H.
S. ElwoOd, vice-president, Ellens-
burg; w. P. Bonney, secretary, Taco
ma, and F. Sculley, treasurer, Seattle.
The members of the executive board
are: l. Korn, Tacoma; w. r. Pratt
and w. A. Hardy, Everett; e. Bolink
and James Lee, Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-13

in Butte the senator supported Hen
~ Muller and Will threw his power
and strength to Pat Mullins. The
old man demonstrated but il was no
use. Will got into the band wagon
and rode with the bluf Irishman
who is known throughout the county
as Honest Pat" The election was
very close, Mullins winning by "a
votes.
There are several fine residences
in Butte which the Clarks have Civ
In their friends. It is their favOrite
gift-a house and lot in the swell
part of the city. Young Clark Is a
widower. At the age of 22 he mar
ried Lulu Foster, a penniless girl OF
Butte. The day of the wedding the
senator dropped a piece of paper into
her lap. II was a check on his own
bank for a million dollars. Three
weeks before she died she expressed
a desire for some gold candle sticks.
A telegram was sent to New York
for the best the city possessed. Be
fore she died they came and with
them the invoice. Six solid gold can
die sticks at $1,000 apiece-S3O. 900.
The dying girl never saw them used.
Butte has little occasion to com
plain of the Clarks. If they are more
careful of their money now than they
were in earlier days it is because
every one who has ever known them
has worked them to death.