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FRANKLIN Institute. Dept ESQ, Rochester.
n. Y.
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OLD COINS.

s7.75 paid for date 1853 quarters. $50
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Coin Dealers. Dept. 8. Leroy. n. 7.
The National tribune., 1910-12-08

HOME IN ALASKA FOR SALE-Good seven
room cottage. fully furnished: three good chick
en- houses on premises; large garden. and plenty
Of berry bushes and trees: $50 Plymouth
Rock fowls-good stock; they sell for SO per
hen; all implements for garden and timber
work. and the possessory right to large
tract Of timber extending from salt water
beach to mountain: all for $1,000. Wages
here $50 to 500 per month. Alaska packers
Address L. W. knights, Loring. Alaska.
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The 5tli Tenn.

]. NJ. Smith, Bendville. Ark, thinks
that his regiment, the 5th Tenn, did
more hard marching than any other in
the service The members had to go
800 miles TO enlist.
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Young Women and Veterans.

Mrs. George c. Jackman, Salem De-
pot, n. H.. pays her respects to the
minister for judging all women by the
two unworthy ones he happened 10
come in contact with. She knows of
several refined, educated women who
have married old veterans. knowing
that they would not receive pensions
at the husbands death. They had
money enough of their own to live on
comfortably, but they married the SOL
diers because they cared for them, and
they have made good wives and good
homes
The National tribune., 1910-12-08
Tho penpsyIyania reserves.

Samuel ]. Cooper, Lancaster, Pa, is
disappointed that no more IS said about
the Pa. Reserves. They had hard fight
ing from first to last on the Peninsula,
at Antietam, Gettysburg and in the
Wilderness
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Ohio farm and mill property. I
offer for sale 32h Of rich land. convep-
lent to two railroads; two-story frame dwell
ing OF eight, rooms. 32x16 feet, with addition
16xl5 and cellar; commodious barn. hog and
chicken houses and wagon shed; .srist mill.
machinery. and both engine and water power:
large farm territory tributary to the mills
Poor health ia the reason 1 want to sell.
Price. $4,000. Also for sale. two lots in the
city OF Barberton. For full Information ad-
dress d. II. Cornell. r. F. D. l, Millersburg,
Ohio.
The National tribune., 1910-12-08

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Thousands of satisfied clients.
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The National tribune., 1910-12-08

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Veterans in Alaska.

Peter Bayne. Nome, Alaska, writes
that the veterans in that district are
not getting the square deal that Presi-
dent Roosevelt promised for the Fed
eral officials. They are not given ap-
pointments and positions which they
are qualified to fill.
The National tribune., 1910-12-08

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The National tribune., 1910-12-08

WA NTEn Union Soldiers who homestead
ed some land bu, less than Iss
Sol DIERS' acres before June =. Isst.
are entitled to additional
HOMESTEADS right rights even wen though .,,A
qushsd or abandoned. If soldier is dead widow or
heirs have his rights
1 pay spot cash for these claims,
address (Comrads) w. L. MOSES 43I Jacobson
Bldg, Denver Colo.
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PcnsiOnS.

Thomas Higgins, I'd Mass. II. A., Fort
Scott, Kan, says that he is opposed to
the continual demand for more pen
sions. This will conV ince the country
at large that VIC are a set of beggarS
and maiConteutS. lie is heartily CRATE
full for his $12 u month, and while it
falls. short Of full support, it helps out
nightly. Every comrade should ap-
preciate the amount received. If Con-
gress deems it prudent to give us
more, it will be a great boon to the
happiness of the needy and deserving
comrades
The National tribune., 1910-12-08

SEND SC in stamps (to pay costs of maiung)
for a sample G. A. r. Record Card. Something
new. Preserves your Army Record for your
descendants. Information free. Seneca
Card Co, Tifin. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1910-12-08
PENSIONS, S,BOUNTY

Correspondence with widows and other heirs
of Union soldiers and sailors Of 1915 espec-
tally invited Send stamp for circular showing
classes benefited by bounty act of March Z, 1907.
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Battery. 500 14th ST. N. W., Washington. D. C.
THE firm is worthy of confidence upon the
ground both OF competence and honesty
National Tribune, April l. 1897.
The National tribune., 1910-12-08
The 10th Ill.

]. II. Mccormick, Second Sergeant.
10th Ill. and Captain, 14Sth Ohio, Ray,
o.. rarely sees anything about his old
regiment. the 40th H. Why don't the
boys write? 1t is a regiment anyone
could be proud of. and especially of its
commander. Col. HiX. No braver man
lived. Comrade Mccormick was APP
pointed Postmaster at Ray in 1865. and
still holds onto the job. He will cele-
brate his 18th birthday Jan. 81. 1911,
and would like to receive postals from
his comrades
The National tribune., 1910-12-08

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The National tribune., 1910-12-08
a Patriotic Widow.

Henry II. Carey, 4th Ohio, Van Vert.
O., mentions a widow who had eight
sons in the army. One served five years.
Two were in his regiment, and one was
killed in the Wilderness, 10 days before
his term of service expired.
The National tribune., 1910-12-08
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The National tribune., 1910-12-08

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The National tribune., 1910-12-08

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mon education sufficient. Ask for free Booklet
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OF position or money back. Earl Hopkins,
Washington. d. Q.
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HELP WANTED.

stopl Listsnl 120-acre imp. farm. $500: other
cheap farms. McGrath, Mountain View. Mo.
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wANTED-Raiway Mail Clerks Custom
House and Internal Revenue Employees: $500
to $500. Spring Examinations everywhere
write for schedule. Coaching free. Franklin
Institute Dept ESQ. Rochester. N. 7.
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Classified Advertisements.
HONfESTEADS.

CoMRADES, II you fled bsfor. rr,.
23. 1874. Ton homestead-less thar iss
acresLI VIII buy your additional Right
enough to equal ls0 acres. Also Lana w.
rants. Pay highest prices Comrads ~
Vance. Des Moines. Iowa. n "'
SOLDIERS AND SOLDIERS WIDOWS
me file your declaratory statement in ~. hts
land opening. Over million aor.s fnsst
thrown open TO the public for settlemsn, .rSS.
is an Indian Reservation and is located rixh, n.
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me land is gently rolling: good soil You "a,
OBTAIN Soft water at 30 to 40 feet. Three nev
railroads built through this land the pass
summer Write at once for pertIcuiars
T. H. Munson' Aberdeen. South Dakota
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Morgan Avoids a Fight.

The receipt OF this news did mn.
abate the excitement in the least, and
our battalion was assembled at the
Court House Square in momentary ar-
pectation of being called out to repelI
an assault. The enemy was once re-
ported by a lookout in the tower to be
within mile of town. Soon, however.
thru the dense cloud of dust, could be
seen the Stars and Stripes and the blue
The National tribune., 1910-12-08
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the remarkable book, "Driving Out Blood Poison
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PENSIONS, PATENTS, CLAIMS
Successfully and Quickly Obtained BY
JOHN W. NORRIS, WASHINGTON, ID. G.
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HOTELS.

AsP fsiSE FWRhIe WsiSins,os. Hds.
D c, don't forget Hotel Harris, one block from
and in plain view to right OF Union Station.
Special rates given. John H Harris. Proprietor.
The National tribune., 1910-12-08
One of the Sharpshooters.

John II. Bolton, Past Department
Commander. San Antonio. Tex. writes
that they have an old comrade there
who is past 75. feeble minded and not
drawing any pension. Comrade Boil
ton is convinced that he served in Co.
II, 1st u. S. SharpshoOters CBerdan's), ,
being mustered into the company Oct
., 1861, and discharged Dec. IL, 1862
Survivors of the company will please
write TO Comrade Bolton, that he may
help his conrade.
The National tribune., 1910-12-08
Two Records to His Credit.

Samuel F. Emerson, Past Command
er, Russell Post, Skowhegan, Me, says
that he was census enumerator for the
town of Madison. Me, in 1850 and
again for part of SkOwhegan in 1910.
Is there any other comrade who has
two records? He found that taking the
census this year was far more difficult
than 80 wears ago.
The National tribune., 1910-12-08
Silerman's Army.

L. w. Callaghan. Superintendent, Ma
tional Cemetery. Seven Pines, Rich
mond, Va. writes that he has received
SO many letters regarding his PROPOSE
ton for Reunion of Sherman's army
at Atlanta, Ga, Nov IS, 1914, that he
cannot begin to answer them. The boys
seem to think he can do the whole
thing. He cannot, and can only give
advice thru The National Tribune
There are no soldiers of Sherman's
army near him and very few Union vet
Grams of any army. Therefore, if the
boys want to get up this organization
they must take a hand in the matter
themselves
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
WHARF CASE TO
AGAIN co UP To
SUPREME COURT
5UPERSEDEAS WAS GRANTED
YESTERDAY BY JUDGE c. 9.
CONYERS.
Peoples Line Can Use Wharf at ST.
Simon Until the Case Is Again De-
Litigation Not in Sigsrt.

The case of the st. simon tTrausit
company VS.. Mrs. Bena Wallace,
hnoWn as the St. Simon wharf case,
witch has been in litigation for al
most year, is soon to he back in
the supreme court of Georgia as the
result of supersedeas petition
granted by Judge Conyers at a cham
bers session of the Glynn superior
court yesterday morning
This puts an entirely new phase
on the case, Or rather 1t sets it back
about six months, as it now stands
almost identically where it did when
u!e case was first carried to the SUI
preme court, only the previous appeal
was made by the st. Simon Transit
company and this time it is carried
up by the opposite side.
Last Saturday Judge COnyers grant
ed an Injunction. restraining the Peo-
pies Line from using the new wharf
Whereupon the attorneys represent
ing Mrs. Wallace filed supersedeas,
which was set for bearing yesterday
morning. The petition was argued
Tor some time and was then granted
ty Judge COnyers.
1t was pointed out by the attorneys
representing the new wharf owners
that a number of amendments had
been made to the original petition
and various grounds upon which the
appeal is to be made were cited.
The injunction granted last Saturday
will now stand in statue quo until
the case is finally decided by the
supreme court. This means that the
wharf can still be used by the Peo-
pies Line, but inasmuch as it was
partly wrecked by Tuesdays gale it
is hardly probable tnat the boat will
te operated, especially at this sea-
son of the year.
The case will, however, in all like
lihood, be decided during the winter
and 1t will be known by next sum
mer whether or not the new boat
line is to continue in operation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
COURT GRANTS A
NEW TRIAL In
MOTT CASE
JUDGE KaAuss RENDERED A DE-
cIsloN YESTERDAY IN THIS IN
TEREsTiNe cAsE-IT WILL BE
TRIED AGAIN NEXT MONTH.

Judge krauss in the city court yes
terLi-; handed DOWN a decision in the
now somew. at celebrated Mott case,
granting Mott new trial i'll the case.
Ii will be remembered by readers
of The News that some time since
Kennon Mott brought suit against J.
d. IiirSch. well-known merchant
here. for damages for libel, alleging
that Hirsch has injured and damaged
him, by publishing his name among a
long list of others, as poor pay,
and blacklisting him, when as mat
ter of fact he did not owe Hirsch.
The case wah hard fought in the city
court, Maj Ernest Dart appearing for
Mott, and Judge Max Isaac for Hirsch
The jury found in favor of Mott, and
assessed damages at ''one dollar" To
this verdict Mott excepted, his cOun-
sci taking the position that if Mott
was entitled TO recover. De was en-
titled to recover a substantial verdict,
and enough 10 carry costs, and that
the verdict rendered WAS mere child's
=
on the ground that it was a matter
for the jury, and they, having found
for Mott in only one dollar, the court
should not disturb it,
Judge Krauss has had the matter
under advisement for several months,
and yesterday rendered his decision,
finding that error was committed,
which required the granting of new
trial in the case, and he accordingly
granted to Mott the new trial asked
for, which means that the case will
now be tried over again at the No
vember term of the court upon its
merits, giving Mott this advantage,
that it has heen determined that he
recover and leaves only the question
of amount, the court holding that one
dollar was not sufficient recovery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
A FINE SHOWING
LAST REPORT OF Receiver OF
A., 3. G. A. SHOWS GOOD CON-
DlTlON OF ROAD.

The Atlanta. birmingham and At
'anlic railroad company took in ST.
0l2, ll0.36 from July ] to Sept 80,
and paid out $867,234.66.
The quarterly report Of H. NJ. At
kinSOn, receiver for the road, to the
United States court has been prepar-
ed, s''oWing these figures. The re
port contains a detailed statement of
the operation Of the road during June,
July and August.
In June the road had deficit Of
$142iG5; in July. a surplus of $40
9%%S4 ana in August a surplus Of
$2oG24.26. The total surplus Of the
road during The three months was
$23,5S3.45.
Its to,aI income in June was ST.
2"6.. s, its total expenditures were
S3l52IoI Its total income in ..uly
was $GG2"t.&I, its totu expenditures
were @53.252.5o Its total income iu
August was $7t,42270: its total cxpcn
ditures wer 555,39>.oN.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
RATES ON SPECIAL IRON
REDUCED BY cOMMiS SSlON
Georgia Commission Passes an i'm
portant Order.


The state railroad commission Fri
day morning passed an order reduc-
ing rates on special iron products
from the Georgia ports to interior
points by 40 per cent. Tie vote on
the proposition stood 3 to 2. Commits
sioners Gambler, Hillyer and Stevens
voted for the reduction; Commission
ers Hill and Gray voted against the
order as adopted.
by persons familiar with the scope
of the order it is REGARDED as the
most important and far-reachin@ ac-
ton taken by the state railroad com
mission in many years, and it is stat
ed that every hamlet, town and city
in tie state will directly benefit from
the reductions.
The reduction applies to both car
load and less than car load ship
ments to and from the ports, and in
addition, tends to equalize the rates
to and from interior points to Savan-
nah and Brunswick
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-23
FAv0RS A CHANCE
SENATOR AkINS WOULD LIKE
TO SEE BRUNSWICK OPERAT-
ED BY COMMISSION.

Il want to indorse every line of
your editorial in The News this
morning on the subject of the com.
mission plan and the condition in
Brunswick generally" said Hon. L..
X. Atkins to a representative of The
News yesterday. Il have long favored
the commission plan of municipa
government, continued Senator All
kins, and I am persuaded tina, il
would not only mean the saving of
thousands of dollars per year to the
city OF Brunswick, but in the course
of few years it would eliminate the
game of municipal politics in our
city and tnat would remove the worst
enemy to the growth of Brunswick
with which she has ever had to con
tend. Again, it is my opinion that
such system, whether it be the
commission plan or the Stau4. on
form, would solve in BrunsNicl the
problem of taxation, which is a moot
Cd one in every city and Icing the
only real source OF revenue, has to
do with the important matter OF fix
Ing the tax rate.
Il want to say right out" said Mr..
Akins, that | admire the free and
frank manner in which you are dis
cussing these broad problems in your
paper these days, and it is having
It's effect and is putting people to
thinking. Broaden out, That's the
thinS TO do. Stop political wrang-
llaSs. encourage new industries and
do not put obstacles in the way OF
those already here or who want to
come here; improve your roads and
we Will have the best city in the
country, and we can have it in a com
paratiVelY short time too"