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general work to do with his Cabinet
officers incident to the coming fiscal
year. In about two weeks the Gov
eminent, beginning July 1, enters upon
its new year, the expenditures for wnicn
have been fixed by Congress at the
record breaking total of s1,000.O0O,0oO-
The expenditure of such an enormous
sum is big task in itself. A fourth
of the money will be expended by the
Postoffice Department. and roughly
speaking, quite a half of it will be Tor
the army and the navy and for pen
sions, and the other quarter for the
running expenses of the Departments
for public works and for the mainte-
nance of Federal authority in the sew
eral States.
With such a large increase, theirs
will be a new adjustment of fiscal AZ
fairs in many departments, calling 1oi
notifications in thousands of admin
istration details. BY the time the Pres
ident leaves town for Oyster Bay he ex
poets everything to be going smoothly
and in readiness for starting upon tn'
new year His is a master hand II
supervising such things and the worf
will all be outlined and the general or
ders all issued before his Summer va
cation begins.
1t is believed here that the Presi
dent will take an active part in thu
campaign, altho he plans to stay II
| OYSTER Pay till October, when the cam
paign will be nearly spent. He has In
dictated that he would find way U
help along if it developed that his hell
was needed. In the last Congressional
campaign he conducted quite propa
garda in behalf of the ticket from nj
Summer home. He wrote letters, whicl
were given to the public. and In sew
eral other ways helped his party or
ganization with the voters.
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What Niagara Did to n Schooner.

On September 6, 1928, the schooner
Michigan was sent over Niagara
Falls as an experiment, TO see what
would happen to vessel that should
by accident approach too near the
great cataract. The demonstration
was Witnessed by thousands of specta-
tors. The Michigan was too large
10 enter the various lake harbors OF
that day. and being worn out in her
upper works. it was decided that she
be utilized for this purpose, the pro-
prietors of public houses. stage drivers
and steamboat owners who made VI
purse and purchased her for the
purpose, being fully reimbursed by the
crowds that came to Niagara to see
the sight. The vessel was towed tc
within a quarter of mile of the first
rapids and within half mile of the
tremendous precipice itself. as near as
board when she went over the falls G
lwild bull buffalo, two bears, TWO foxes
zone raccoon, one dog, one cat and foul
geese. The two bears abandoned hei
| after the ,.,Ascent of the first rapid.
and swan ashore. which they reached
exhausted. All of TIE rest OF the an
imals were lost but two or the geese
which swan ashore half n,.le beloW
| the falls after the vessel had Ueef
dashed to kindling wood, not two
pieces of the plank being found fast
together. 1t is commonly supposed
that a cat has nine lives and will come
out alive when most other beings would
succumb. but in this case it was tht
geese that survived.
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Magic Foot Drafts are so sure to cure
that we gladly send them to anybody
Free ON Approval and wait for. our pay
until the work is done. Send us your
name to-day. Return mail will bring
you regular dollar pair. of Drafts, pre-
Maid, tn try free. Then if you are salts
fed with the benefit received. you can
send us One Dollar; il not, they cost
you nothing. You DECIDE. You can see
that we couldn't afford to make stich an
offer IL the Drafts didn't cure. Address
Magic Foot Draft Co.. SC "a, Oliver
Building. Jackson, Mich. Write to-day.
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Storing Eurs.

Take an empty kerosene barrel and
put in a few newspapers on bottom and
sides; then put in your goods. and head
the barrel up tight, putting in an out-of-
the-way place. The furs will be safe
from moths for any length of time.
When removing them from the barrel,
hang in the open air. for few hours,
and you will find them as good as new
and no odor of kerosene will remain.
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RKEUM ISM
Let Us Send You, FREE TO TRY, a
Dollars Worth of the Great SIichi-
gan External Remedy That
Is Curing Thousands.
Let Us Have Your Address Today

We have found a quick and positive
remedy for Rheumatism. We are prov
ing this fact day In and day out by
thousands of cures. including old chron-
ic cases of 80 and 40 years suffering
from this cruel torture. We know this,
and if anyone doubts we will introduce
him or her to hundreds we have cured.
We will let everybody know. as we
know, that Magic Foot Drafts are real,
genuine cure for this dread disease.
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Second Brigade, Second Division, TWEEN
fy-thfrd Corps.

Editor National Tribune: We desire
to locate and have the address of the
Chairman or Secretary of the Regi-
mental Associations of the following
regiments. etc, that composed the Sec
ond Brigade. Second Division. Twenty :
third Corps: The S0th Ind. 18TH Ind,
1O7th ILL.,, 23d Mich. 18th Ohio Battery
and 18th Ky. The object is to arrange
for Brigade Reunion during the Ma
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A RE YOU A MAN

NV Dear Brother: Are yor the strong and
kingly man you ought and want to be, or have the
reckless of days brought loss OF strength
and thrown your nervous system out OF tune. Dc
advancing years make work go hard; you lost t.
mems delights because Of lack of vim and vigor.
Then use my
Bcck's Wonder Workers for Men
The same Wonder Workers, advertised in the same
papers, and sold by the same man from the same
place for years, during which scores of medical
frauds have busted gone to jail. My Wonder
Workers do not contain any poison, and they dc
not excite. They build up, strengthen. cure. TheiI
USE one tablet at a DOSE three times a day, cured
over 600 900 cases OF Weak Back, Exhaustins Drains
Varicocele Low Vitality, Weak Organs, Nervous
Debility, Lost Ambition and Kidney and Bladder
Troubles In Men OF All Ages during the PAST years
easier, quicker and cheaper than they could have
been cured In any other way; and on my honor as q
man tell you that you can be q man of vim and
ygor If you, too, use
Reck's WOnder-W0rkers for Wen
Be strong, peerless, fearless. nervy. manly man,
and hold high carnival with perfect health The price
is Only One Dollar per box, always cash with
order by ex. at your expense. or SIS by mail in
plain, sealed package prepaid. II You order please
mention this paper. 1 give men square deal
and am your friend.
GEO. s BECK, IA Main s., Springfield. 0his.
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Charnot. who is now fitting out for a
two years expedition to the south pole,
will take with him three motor sleighs
of his own invention.
The Charnot machine consists OF a
Norwegian sleigh with the power ma
chinery- placed in the rear, the motor
driving a couple of spiked wheels.
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Worlds LonEesf Fence.

After five years work Australia's
great trans-continental rabbit-proof
fence has been completed. Its length
is. 2-e36 miles, and the cost OF its cree
ton has been nearly $1,250.000. II is
furnished at intervals of five miles with
systems Of traps, in which hundreds of
rabbits are captured and destroyed
daily.
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Peculiar Accident.

motorman on the Winona Inter
iarban Railway was seriously injured
recently by being struck by rock
while driving his car under a yiaduct
over which the New York-Chicago IS
hour train of the Pennsylvania Road
was passing. The suction created by
the train picked up sion" . ,-,.,ening
nearly pon ...u and drove it thru the
STARS vestibule. striking the motorman
on the head.
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BnIed snow with Hay BaIer.

An industrious Illinois man spent
his pleasure hours during the Winter
pressing snow into bales with an ordi-
nary hay press and stacking the finished
product in an improyised ice house for
use next Summer, if it can be kept that
long. On account of its porosity, how
ever. baled snow is far from being
equal to good ice
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Roof Shingles.

Shingles are usually 16 inches long.
and a bundle of them is 20 inches wide
and contains "a courses in the thickness
at each end. A bundle of shingles will
lay a couise so feet long. When shingles
are exposed i5s.-- inches to the weather.
Loco will cover I1277 square feet; five
inches, 1872 square feet; S::y inches, 100
square feet
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M EDtCAL.

DRY BATTERIES cure rheumatism, liver and
i kidney disease, headache. neuralgia, nervous
ness numbness. GOODNESS, dizziness back trouble nd
other diseases. Prevents cold feet aud taking cold
sample battery free. postpaid. Address f ]. Smead
Dept e., Vineland y. j.
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ordinary pair of shears, and consists OF
a needle and looper and a spool which
carries the thread AS the shears are
closed the needle descends, and when
they open the needle rises, thus making
a glitch
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Don't Delay ANY Longer.

If you suffer t e-om any aiiment, you
sne ..a not allow 1t TO get Gay older
before you send for vitae-Ore. Give 1t
a trial and chance to Cure you, as it
has thousands. Read the offer on last
page.
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BY the invention of an Illinois woman
it will be possible for dressmakers ana
tailors to cut a piece of goods and basic
it at the same time-if it works. The
basting mechanism is attached to an
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The 10th Mnsx. color..

Editor National Tribune: Do you
know the comrade who carried the coll
ors of the 10th Mass. during the civil
war Edward Walton, Westfield,
Mass.
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Classified Advertisements.
A TRIAL TREATMENT FREE
TO ANY WEAK MAN.

TO AMY WEAK MAN.
Will send a six days trial treatment absolutely
free 10 any worthy who is weak out
from overwork. worry and dissipation, causing pre-
mature old lost vitality. weak organs nervous
ness. lost energy. varicoceie. kidney and bladder
troubles To all such will send FREE on receipt
OF stamp for postage trial treatment OF the won
derfui remedies used by my late husband, DE- s. 8.
Parker veteran OF the late civil war and for =
successful practitioner OF diseases peculiar to-
II praised by OF thu War OF the Rebellion
and men In all walks Of life. Read what a few Of
them write:-
at is three years since took the Parker REM
edy. and am still In good health am old Vet
eran, and cured OF varicocele Bladder and Proc
ta;c trouble. II cured me, aud believe IL Will
you w s. BIDwELL, 23si 3 Wayne Ave, Fl
II am6s Your remedy has made me good as .
man OF 10, and built me up In all ways"-NEwrOS w.
SEIBERT, io9 w. Franklin ST. Baltimore, Nd.
when person can take man In the shape was
in. and help him in short time thanks do not
you am 60 years old now."-D ID. W. DAsBEE,
Golden. N. Y.
ut has done wonders for me, at my age 81 have
not been so well for the past 10 year"-H. II. SHUs
WAY, Il Hope ST., Atteboro Mass
Address MRS H. C. PARKER.
ssA. St, Toledo o.
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SCIENCE AND INVENTION.
Work of the Worlds Busy Brains in Discovering nvens ano
Creating.
Creating.

The papers have been making much
of extracting the venom from deadly
!ancehead snakes for medical purposes.
1t is said that this is sovereign RENE
dy for insanity and infectious diseases
and no end of pains and expense have
been given to securing the venom. A
fine specimen of the lancehead snake
in the New York Geological Park was
held by two keepers, back OF the Jaws.
A glass beaker over which was stretch-
ed a fine piece of gauze, was thrust DIT
the snake. which struck the gauze ana
elected drop of poison This was
done three times and 17A grains OF
venom obtained, which was mixed with
sugar and water and reduced to white
powder. A dose will consist OF Tess
than one-millionth of a grain, and the
amount collected will last the world Tor
many years. The National Tribune has
no faith whatever in this much-vaunteo
remedy. 1t shapes up with the oio
black cat school of medicine, and mas
nothing rational and scientific upon
which to base it. 1t harks back to the
oldzfashioned quackery of charms ano
filters. and does not seem to have any
connection whatever with modern scien-
tfic medicine.
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Il itaL / can sell you within half
hours ride of Washington. d. c., at
bowie, Md. onesblock containing thirteen
lots. and one of two lots. Both are de-
sirabie pieces of property and can be
purchased at low figure. Lots 20xl25.
Property and town lots in this proximity
10 our Nations Capital have nearly dou-
bled in a few years, and are on the ad-
vance. BETTER BUY NOW at n bargain
price If interested write NJ. A: Wei
gle, 1917 18th ST.. N. W., Washington.
D. C.
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A Round billiard Table.

The world of billiard players has been
upheaved by the introduction of round
tables. which necessitate a recasting of
The National tribune., 1908-06-11

tional c. A. r. Encampment. to be held
at Toledo. o.. next September. Kindly
address Thomas II. Jones, County
Treasurer, Lima, o.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CALIFORNIA SELF-SUPPORTING HOMES
~ Write to Veteran families on the Twink Cities
Colony New post to he organized. In the midst OF
the best part of The state to which the eyes OF me
world are turned Between the beautiful cities,
sacramento and stockton. Absolutely perfect health.
hoth summer and winter. Oranges rip~n In mdwinier
ter country 100 Iayin; hens pay 500 yearly above
feed. of grapes pay $3.50 yearly livery irut,
nut berry and vegetable Price SO per acre. easy
terms b. MARKS Box 509 Calf, California.
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tho -oarefi,1I elaborated science of an
eyies and shots ~ MANY things are posi-
HE unon II which were not possible on
tho ola so,,are tables. and vice versa
y fna. p4s,, 81, i,,,,,, r,,,,.
Champiohs ffay on o'i A,'
Altho tI:e first oval billiard table
made its appearance some time ago and
gained an almost instant popularity IN
some parts of the world, very rev OF
them have come into general use IN TINS
country. The new arrangement OF
cushions made many famous blizzard
shots much easier, and many more
much harder necessitatins new ana
thoro study of angles in which the cue
ball had to be played and cushioned 10
make a. successful carom.
METROPOLITAN Tower to BE 6S3 Feet High
reyision .of the MANS for the I'M
| .,o.ad to,yar of the Metronolitan
;sn T,s,,r.nca pnildinp in New York
Iii. e. o. addition of o. feet and a
1oaiso,,t .hnnt eTs faet above the curb
w. ,o,nnleted tho tower will
ts.n go h,.ta. than tho singer Ruild.
- y. 49,, "a ,hara will he hut one
a .s 3, tha world Of greater hight
FL Issess, rrds,f 4, 3 I'll ff
INC 81 tf'--z. lsHt''I.
Science Notes.
- c;,,, of ,.rLs in .aI.
~ hnu .tte .aPay..ynSA ~ al,
IONS, hiuiup's IL -, onoh
eer Ny VI. ,SS .i'i ,s,a,;o,, 10 ,hx
ne an.ni aeiee &C. ~ ns,.,,,,,a
united Sta.es 10 So',,A1u .,a -. LII NJ,
ma, Coiorado, hhooe isiahu anu NeF
Mexico. ,.., f.,
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ID Those suffering from weaknesses which
Os L sap the pleasures Of life should take
Juven Pills. One box will tell n story of marvellous
rpsits These pills have rejuvenaiing, ytazing
force than has ever before been offered.
Probably never before in the history OF medicine In
so short time have so large number been either
relieved cured of nervous weaknesses, shattered
nerves, insomnia night sweats failing manhood. fall
ure Of memory. and premature old age. Our mail is
filed with grateful letter.. These facts should lead
you 10 give Juven Pills immediate trial.
Sent by mail IN plain package only on receipt ofthis
ndv. and a. 1s7
Made by their oriGinators, c. +. Hood Co, props.
Hoods Sarsaparlla. Lowell, Mass
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The GIln Monster.

Prof. Leo Loeb. of the University of
Pennsylvania, makes his contribution to
the dispute as to whether the ella mon
ster is poisonous by the assertion that
while he has not been able to find
poison fangs and venom bags. he has
discovered grooved teeth which act as
fangs. The reptile keeps its mouth
closed for long periods at a time, and
thus the poison may generate in its
mouth in the nature of bacillis culture.
Prof. Loeb expects, however, 10 discover
real venom glands.
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Motor sleigh for Polar Expeditions.

A meeting of Arctic explorers was
held recently in France to experiment.
with different types of motor sleighs to
determine if such machines would be
practical for polar expeditions. DR.
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wANTEDLThe address of Frank s. Farm
skell 18th Reg. o. V. V. l. Mrs. Leonard
Eberhart. Fredericksburg. o.
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W.ANTED-The address of any of the fol-
C. p Buckner. J. b. Moose. Sidney A. Jones,
A. T.. Hittle, Bess Allen, Charley Pollard. Fl.
c. Simonds. George Alter, CO., \. Spruce ST.,
Colorado Springs, Colo
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MEN ONLY-CACTUS CREAM CURES DE-
WI bi!iiy, Restores Vitality, Banshes Weakness
Renews sprghtiiness anu vigor. Cactus Cream Is an
outwardly applied saive. Has only TO be gently rub
bed in 10 benefit One application positively proves
Its value Makes weak men strong and strong men
stronger This If the original and only Cactus Cream,
and Is sent 10 all parts of The world. sl0o boz.
Sealed sample toc silver your money bnck II is
IA lis TO benefit" L. =. PERRY PRO. CO., Box 153
station d, New York: Laboratory. .Lynorook. v. Y.
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nothing rational ana Sciehtiiic upo"
which to base it. 1t harks back to the
old=fashioned quackery of charms and
filters, and does not seem to have any
connection whatever with modern scien-
tfic medicine.
An interesting experiment has been
made by French scientists as to the eff
feet of different kinds of food upon con-
sumptives. They took 60 male guinea
pigs as nearly alike as possible, lnocu-
lated them with the bacilli of .tuberculo-
sis, and divided them into three groups
of 90 each. In addition to their ordl-
nary diet, the animals of the first group
each received daily nine grams OF put
ter and the second group 90 grams OF
sugar and the third group 20 grams of
gluten. Each of these amounts had the
same caloric value. The last survivor
of the butter group lived 40 days, OF
the sugar 81 days, and of the gluten
group al days, or more than year.
This is held to confirm the previous as
sertions that nitrogenous substances and
foods rich in gluten should be made the
main GlSI OIL COllSuHipNAhC
The British Admiralty is going ex-
tensively into the use of oil for fuel,
particularly for the destroyers. The
larger warships will use oil as supple
mentary to coal. The Government is
not to be dependent upon the Standard
Oil Company, however, but has secured
great oil fields in Nigeria, from which
it expects to have an ample supply for
tanks are to be erected in the Navy
Yard at Portsmouth, and surrounded by
strong defensive earthworks. One of
the advantages about oil fuel is that it
can be carried as ballast in the double
bottom where now water is taken.
All announcements of the discoveries
of special serums, anti-toxins, etc, must
be received with a great deal of eau
ton. Dr. Lionel Bertrand's announce
ments of the discovery of a serum Which
is effective in preventing pneumonia has
something in it to arrest our considera-
ton when he states that the Antwerp
Medical Society has proofs of cures ef-
fected in a dozen cases, that the secret
of preparing the serum has been giver
TO the Society, and that further expert
Inents will be conducted under its di-
rection. Consequently we can look fol
developments with interest.
BY many years of experience the
French had found that lime concrete
or lime beton, as they call it, is a much
cheaper composition than cement con.
crete, easier to work, and for many pur
poses just as good. This beton consists
of quicklime and broken brick. Nor,
than one-half of the houses in Marseillei
are built of this material, and the,
have remained in good shape for cen
turtles If hydraulic lime is used in
stead of ordinary quicklime, it makes
better and stronger wall
The ella Monster.
Prof. Leo Loeb, of the University O
Pennsylvania, makes his contribution t
the dispute as to whether the ella mon
ster is poisonous by the assertion tina
while he has not been able to fin
poison fangs and venom bags, he ha
a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS regarding the serv-
ice of Isaac Bigclow. who enlisted in a Michi-
gan regiment. Address Grover c. Hunter,
Shiloh, o. Hs''
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WANTED-Informaton regarding George
Justice who enlisted in 1861, either at La
Fayette or indianapolis. Ind. and to date has
never been heard from by relatives. Ad-
dress Geo C. Justice, Des Moines, la. '''
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FAILING MANHOOD CURE.

Trial offer BIZ n physician. Weak organs, lost
strength. impotency. varicocele. structure cured.
Oar IMPROVED VACUUM DEVELOPER will re-
store you quickly. give PERMANENT STRENGTH.
without drugs You will and feel satisfactory
eifect5 within week: II not return IL. THE TRIAL
Is FREE. No &. .. u. scheme. 10000 treated no
failures "Auentioa. Comrades- illustrated circu-
lars; plain veope.
DIR J. MANVILLE sta. A. St Joseph, No ,
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures of the widow an(
brother Rev. r ii. Dry, Hover, Wash.
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wANTED-The address of Capt. Foster, in
command OF gunboat indicator No. >. Ad-
dress F. II. Ballard, ITO $. Locust St, Vicks-
burg, Miss.
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WlNTED-Addrcss of members of Co. Z,
18th L. $. Inf; Capt. Headbury, at Mobile.
in lS66-'67, who knew Augustus Drury, of
that company. Send to VIM. +. Boshart,
Garden St. Poughkecpsic, y. Y.
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WtNTED-The addresses of Capt. Couch
and Second Lieut.. Roberts. of Co. a. 10th
L. :. Co. Cav, formed at Little Rock Ark
Address Perry c.. Hough, 1914 No. 18th St,
Omaha Mich.
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WANTED-Benj. Hinkle, II. d. I, PrOvi-
dencc Ky, wants to hear from comrades of
Co f. Sd n.y., who remember that he was
left behind. SICK in October. 1862. and was
not present with the company again till De-
cember 1864.
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WANTED-The present address of any of
the following Comrades John j. Keene,
Pearly Keene Walter or Abner Newton,
Ephraim Ellis, of Co. B, 191st o. v. I. They
Grover Hill, Pauding Co., o.
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WANTED-Address of anyone who, knew
Aaron Walker, who was a private in Co. ID,
9Th Regt Cavalry for the benefit of his
widow. Address X. NJ. Fulton, 49, f. 4th
Ave, Homestead Pa.
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WANTED-The address of Day Davis, sd
Pa Vols. also, of Clarence Burg Stewart, at
ST. Elizabeth and at West Philadelphia the
Winter of 1S64'6o. Able PerregO, Lake
ton, Pa. -
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WANTED-The address OF 4. l.. Baty. I'd
East Tenn. Inf, who afterwards served in
the Invalid Corps at Camp Dennison, Winter
of IS63-'64; by Amos T. Beau, 9th n. H.,
Westminster, Mass.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15

Ii you want good printing, bring
your work TO the Journal office. We
have both steam and electric power,
and can always keep our presses going.
Atlanta prices duplicated.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15

JOB PRINTING According to quality
of paper and neatness of printing, the
Marietta Journal will duplicate any fair
and legitimate price offered in Marietta
or Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15

A farmer told US Thursday that he
made thirteen bales of cotton last year
and only nine bales this year on the
same number of acres. He sold his
cotton at 1016 cents last year, and this
year he sold at S-16 and 81s cents. He
is short both in cotton and money. .e