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The National tribune., 1910-08-18

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u . which sap the pleasures of IIss
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ffoDaDIy never before in the history of mod
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CAPTURED BY MosBY's MEN.

I Ihe Fight Near Drancsyillc-Thc GOOD
Union" Men With MoSby-Tht
House in the Mountains.
{ Editor National Tribune: In August
| 1851, l enlisted in Co. f, I'd Cal. Cav.
known as the Sacramento Rangers
which regiment, after being drilled and
! equipped at Camp Alert. near San Fran
cisco, was distributed to different points
on the Pacific Coast, Co. F being as
! signed for duty at Benecia, Cal, to
! protect the arsenal and ordnance build
! ings there
/ was promoted to Lance Corporal,
! aud early in January, 1852. while hold
! ing down that prominent and important
/ position, l was detailed as First Ser
! Seant of the provost guard in San Fran
| cisco. 1 was subsequently pG omoted to
| Corporal and Sergeant, and was still
serving as First Sergeant of the provost
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PICKET SHOTS
From Alert Comrades Along the
|' Whole Line.
As to Lees Cavalry at Sabine.

c. N. Moore, Box 299. Wheeling. w.
Va, says that the I'd Ill. Cav support
ed Nims's Y. S. Battery at the charge
at Sabine Crossroads, and lost half of
their horses and several men, among
them a dear terminate of his, severely
wounded, and that Minis had to spike
his guns and take their few remaining
horses to get away. Comrade Moore
says that a cOmrade of the s7th assert
ed that it was always a mystery to him
that Gen. A. l.. Lee did not use his
cavalry to prevent the rebels from sur
rounding our men, and wondered
whether the Nineteenth Corps was in
that battle. COmrade Moore's regiment
was in Lees Cavalry Division of the
Nineteenth Corps, and Gen. Lee was
formerly Colonel of the famous Kansas
Jayhawkers. He says they had to fight
every foot of the way in bringing up
the rear; had to send n detail of men
on ahead to make coffee and fill their
canfeens, as they had to eat their hard
tack and drink their coffee mounted
a rebel Captain told him at Austin
Tex, that Gen. A. ]. Smiths guerrillas
gave their army the worst licking any
army ever got, and if A. j. had been in
command they would not have had any
army left
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Ny Wounded Roommate.

When / awoke the woman was still
with my wounded roommate, whom /
recognized as the youth who fell on the
pike in front of me in the fight that
day He recognized me. and said that
was the man who shot him / under
stood afterward that he died that morn
ing.
The first and only time I ever saw
Col. Mosby was that morning when the
prisoners were mustered on the lawn
ready for the march to Richmond /
was packed out of the house and laid
on the grass, and when the prisoners
were lined up by their mounted guard
they found out that could not march,
so the officer in command sent a man
to report the fact to Col Mosby who
shortly appeared. Mosby asked me if
| could ride horse If they fixed a mat
tress on him, so could recline on il. I
told him that perhaps ] could. but /
preferred boarding there awhile if it
was agreeable TO the landlord. He
smilingly replied that no doubt the rest
of the prisoners would prefer to do so,
TOO as our friends were liable to come
that way any time. After they had
lashed the bedtick on the horse ] was
lifted in place, and so commenced our
six days march to Richmond and Lib
bey.-George A. Manning, Lewiston
Idaho.
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Free Asthma and Hav Fever Cure

ID: j. Lane, chemist at 11S Lane Bldg,
81 Marys, Kan, manufactures a remedy for
Asthma and Hay Fever in which he has so
much confidence that he sends a 81 bottle by
express to anyone who will write him for II.
lis oner 10 that he Is to be paid for 1t IL II
be the judge.
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PENSIONS.
BOUNTY

We will accept business before the Pension
Bureau and will give special attention to
willows claims. Have you received all the
pay and bounty collectable in view OF
the act of March 4, 1907? Write for Circular
MILO B. STEVENS Attorneys Founded
1854 by Milo b. Stevens. late of 18th Ohio
Battery. S99 14th st. n. w, Washington. D. c.
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tiOnS was aiding him or fighting in his
ranks. Mosby had at all times perfect
| knowledge of the movements of our
| troops, and while these good, honest
farmers were protesting their Unionism
| to us they were gathering information,
and sending it by members of their
family thru lanes and byways TO him.
i was so thOroly helpless from my in
Juries that there was quite debate as
to the advisability of taking me with
them, but finally they concluded that
an officer of my rank was too good a
thing to leave. AS all the carriages
they could procure were filed with
their own dead and wounded. they de-
cided to put me on horse and carry
me that way until they could find an
other carriage. which they assured me
would be in very short time. l think
it was about 3 p m. when the column
started, my friend Stewart and myself
bringing UP the rear. During the hours
of daylight my friend Stewart divided
his time in supporting me on my horse
and keeping the guerrillas from stealing
my boots that hung on my saddle: but
as the day began to Wane they dropped
off, singly and in pairs, to their homes
to resume the role of good Union men.
AT dark We halted at a house and Stew
art tried to get some kind of a vehicle.
but did not succeed, as the man told
him that he had none at home. When
he was told by Stewart that he wanted
it for wounded Union officer, he an
swered: shoot the - Yankee; that's
the best way to get rid of him" ] had
passed this mans house several times
before, and had talked with him as
Union man, but i. was so dark he did
not recognize me. After the most fear
full ride of my life we arrived at the
house in the mountains some time after
midnight, where i was laid on n lounge
in a room where there were several
people. On another lounge was a young
man, and bending over him a Wo-
man and doctor was dressing his
wound After the doctor had got thru
with him he came over to me ! told
him that the way my leg panied me
from ankle to hip / was afraid my
whole leg was dislocatcd. After pulling
and twisting for awhile he had nv leg
carefully bathed and bandaged which
gave me so much relief that / dropped
asleep.
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PERSONAL.

CATARRH-WillcIin Catarrhal. effects a cure
in a few weeks. soc a bottle. wonderful
discovery. Sample. 10c. will prove 1t. Will
cliffs Pharmacy Co, Williamsburg, Pa
SOLDIERS WIDOW CGerman) would like to
rent a little garden. house. with furniture
board stable land or without. InvaIids
would be cared for. Owner would sell part
of her farm. Good here for stock or fruit
aising commercial enterprises. Mrs Wallis
Locke. Crawford Co. Ark
WANTED-Will some comrade of the G. A. r.
located in Florida, who knows Of a desirable
homestead still vacant, and who thinks a we'll
qualified physician would be desirable addi-
ton to his community, please write to Fred.
Guy, Sr., Binghamton, N. Y?
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MEDICAL.

ANY MAN SUFFERING FROM ATROP9y
Variocele, or any form of weakness can find
d sood remedy in TurkO Giant Ointment II Is a
harSless outward application, acts directly on
the nerves and muscles and gives strength and
vitality to old and young men. A small hox seal
eu In a plain wrapper. zoe: large box 81 We
guarantee to give satisfaction money back
DEAN & DEAN, Dept II, SO 34Third Ave NevYorI<
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HONUESTEADS.
Z" COMRADES

COMRADES" If you filed before June
%, 1874, on homestead-less than 160
acres-I will buy your additional right
enough to equal 100 acres. Also. Land War
rants. Pay highest prices. Comrade A. NJ.
Vance, Des Moines. Iowa.
The National tribune., 1910-08-18

when you answer this announ ce m mt,
rs l am going to distribute at least one.
hundred-thousand pairs OF the DR.. Hsux
famous Perfect Vision" Spectacles to genu-
inc, bona -hde Observation-Disclosures, in the nexi
few weeks-op one easy, simple condition.
/ want you to thoroughly try them on your
own eyes, no matter how weak they may be,
read the finest print in your bible with them
on, thread the smallest eyed needle you can
get hold OF and put them to any test you like
in your own home as long as you please.
Then after you have become absolutely and
positively convinced that they are really and
truly the softest, clearest and best fitting
glasses you have ever had on your eyes and IL
they honestly make you see just as well as you
ever did in your younger days You can keep
the Rol1ssp pair forever without cent OF pay and
Just DO ME A GOOD TURN -
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and friends and speak q good word for them
everywhere, at every opportunity.
Won't you help me introduce the wonderful
DR.. Haux "Perfect Vision" Spectacles in your
locality on this easy, simple condition.
II you are genuine, bona-fide spectacle
wearer (no children need apply and want to
do me this favor, write me at once and Just say:
"Dear Doctor:-Mail me your Perfect Home
Eye Tester, absolutely free Of charge, also full
particulars of your handsome 10-karat RCssp
Spectacle Offer" and address me personally
and will give your letter my own personal
attention. Address: DR.. Haux, (PersonsD,
Haux Building, St. Louis, Mo.
NOTE: The above is the largest Mail order Spec
acle House in the world and Is perfectly reliable.
The National tribune., 1910-08-18

PENSIONS PROMPTLY PROCURED-Ciaimsc care
fully prepared and prosecuted II your name has
bssn dropped from the rolls in now he
restored. Widows and parents claims a speciality
IL 8. Hill, Columbian Building, Washington D. T.
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The 10th n. Y. Battery.

George +. Mann, Providence, r. T.,
was pleased to read a sketch of his old
battery. the 9Th n. Y. Horse Battery.
His term of service expired oct. /,
1864, when the. battery was in the
shenandoah Valley with Sheridan, so
that he knew nothing of the subse-
guent service of the battery While it
was fortunate in not losing heavily in
killed or wounded, few commands saw
longer or more active service 1t was
originally enlisted as Co. X, 9th n. Y
). NJ, but subsequently was changed to
a Held battery, in which ii served all
thru the Mcclellan campaign on the
Peninsula. 1t was with Hooker's Bri-
Sade. Heintzelman's Division. After the
Second Bull Run it was sent out on
reconnaissance with the cavalry and
on its return was made a horse bat
;cry, serving as such as the cavalry un-
III the end of-the service. 1t was in
the great cavalry fight at KeIly's Ford
and at Charlottesville at the time
when Jackson stampeded the Eleventh
Corps and ran thru the battery in dis
order. PleaSontOn placed the battery
IN pontoon to check JackSOn's charge
II was also in the great cavalry fight at
Hrandy Station and in Sheridan's Cav
airy operations around Richmond.
Comrade Mann thinks it is the only
volunteer battery serving as a horse
battery. The others We're Regulars.
The National tribune., 1910-08-18

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
Splendid income assured right man to act as
our representative after learning our business
thoroughly by mail. Former experience un-
necessary All require is honesty, ability.
ambition and Willingness to learn a lucrative
business. No soliciting or travelling. This is
an exceptional opportunity for a man in your
out capital, and become independent for life.
Write at once for full particulars. Address
Z. r. Marden. Pres. The Natl Coop. Real
Estate Co. Suite $50. Marden Bldg, Wash
ington, ID. C.
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Sees Legal Objections.

Robert Kissick, Oskaloosa, Iowa
makes the legal point that the law re-
garding statues in the Capitol specifies
that the statues must be of men worthy
of National commemoration." As Gen.
Lee became distinguished by his efforts
to destroy the Nation it logically follows
that he is not in any degree worthy of
National commemoration," and is
therefore not entitled under the law TO
have his statue in the Hall of Fame
Virginia violated the law in selecting
Lee for National commemoration."
The National tribune., 1910-08-18

PATENTS.
NEW BOOK FREE. -.
This New Hand Book on PATENTS tells
How 10 Obtain a PATENT and fny explains
the Cost of PATENT, ami also gives full
particulars of Special Advantageous
Met is OF Business Gives each and every
STEP fully and clearly. Write NJ once for
FREE Copy.
C. E BROCK. Patent Attorney. -.
9ls Street Washington. D. G.
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Tho Good "Union" Men.

I noticed many familiar faces of the
good, honest Union" men that / had
many times seen at their homes in the
surrounding country, who were mixed
In with the Rangers that day. The fact
is that nearly every man living In Vir-
ginia within the field of Mosby's opera
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AT Port Hudson.

j. n. Liscomb, Co. Z, 4th Wis. Cav.
Los Angeles. Cal, kept a diary and was
at clinton and Port Hudson, La Ac-
cording to his diary the first engage
ment at Clinton was on June 3, which
was drawn game. On the 7th a larger
force went out and cleaned out the
place. destroyed stores, etc. As to Port
Hudson. the first assault was Nav 81
ana the second June 13, in which Gen.
H.. e. Paine (firSt Colonel of his regi-
ment. 4th Wis.) lost leg, and the regi-
ment met the greatest loss it met in the
war. On the 14th the roll call was
answered by less than 80 men, and one
company had Corporal in command.
Comrade Liscomb's company had a Ser
Seant and a Corporal, and over 100
went into the fort. and, not being fol-
lowed by the others. could only surren-
der, and remained prisoners until the
tort was surrendered. He is sure that
the dates are correct, as his diary was
written each day 1t was his fortune IN
be at Clinton on both trips. but he was
attacked with fever while on the sec
ond one and was too sick to go into the
assault of the 18th. He was sent TO
the hospital week later. and saws per
haps that saved his life for the number
Killed was large. He was in the Nav "
assault, and so far as seeing for. him
sell what an assault on a fortitication is
that fully satisfied him.
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PATENTS.

EREE. BLUE BOOK AND PATENT GUIDE
Il Howe & Co., 500 6th St, Washington, D. c.
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MALE HELP.

GOV Employees wanted-s6O0 to s1,500 Sept
Exam everywhere. Preparation free Write
Franklin Institute, Dept. A 5S, Rochester, N. Y.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-10O per cent profit Monkey-wrench.
plumbers plyers, with 13 other tools com
bined. Most wonderful combination of tools
ever made. Lightning seller. Samples free.
Forshee Co. B 1917. Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS-43 Art bathing Girl Post Card
Views; 10 Gay Love Scenes; 10 Rich Gold
Cards. all l0c; sl-O0. 1000. Stewart, Box d
619, Providence, r. I.
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The Fight mt Paducah.

w. Z. Brown. 4th Iowa, Villisca, Iowa
says that Col. Hicks's reply to Forrest
at Paducah was: mo surrender" He
has reference to the fight of March 25.
1864, when the 72d Ohio was not pres
ent. The comrade may have referred
to the fight of April IA, which is cor
rect, as the I'D Ohio was there He
believes Col. Hicks was as brave a man
as ever lived, but knows that the 72d
Ohio's Colonel was equally as brave,
and there We're no better men than
were in the old Buckeye regiment.
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BOMMHARDT 81 CO.,

PENSIONS 42-s1s ST.. Washington. D. c
CLAIMS 20s-l0 The ArcaA. Cleveland u
PATENTS 163 Randolph St. Chicago III
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j. E. Houghland. Eldon, Iowa, urges
that a monument be erected at Ander-
sonville to Father Whelan, who was the
only minister from the outside who
went into that horrible pen and worked
with the sick and starving prisoners He
proposes that every eX-prisoner of war
send to John McElrOy a contribution
Tor monument or at least marker in
the cemetery at Andersonville.
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Three Days March.

]. Henry Pippitt, Battery II, I'd N. Y.
II. A, Brooklyn. N. Y, had the most
interesting three days in his life from
the time that his regiment arrived at
Port Royal June l until the conclusion
Of the fight at Cold Harbor June 4.
The regiment arrived at Cold Harbor
on the afternoon of June 4 about 4
o'clock, and reported to Gen. Warren.
1t was assigned shortly after to the
Second Division of the Eighteenth
Corps, commanded by Gen Brooks.
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TOBACCO CURES.

ST CLOUD, FLA.-A. Z. Drought. Lot
bought and sold; deeds recorded; taxes paid
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Classified Advertisements,
HOTELS.

G., don't forget Hotel Harris block from aad Il
plain view TO right of Union Station. Special rate
given. John II. Harris. Proprietor
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-05-20
A Few Sockeyes
Are Being Caught

No. ! trap, on the salmon banks,
owned by the Pacific American Fish
cries, was lifted for the first time
this season Wednesday morning and
13O sockeye. salmon taken from it.
1t is very unusual for this species
of salmon to show up so early In
the season, but the fact that they
have, according to those who are
best posted, is no indication that
the run has started in or that it
will be earlier than usual. Can
nerymen and fishermen do not look
for many before the middle of Ju-
ly. Those taken Wednesday as well
as others that may be caught dur
ingt he next few weeks will be ship
ped fresh. George & Barker, Blaine
cannerymen, have put up few
caught in the Gulf, but we are told
that theirs is the only cannery on
the Sound that has yet attempted to
can any.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-05-20
Musicale to be
Given This Evening

The musicale to be given at Odd
Fellows hall this evening under the
auspices of the Citizens Improve
ment Club, of East Sound, promises
to be most enjoyable affair and all
music lovers should avail themselves
of the opportunity and attend.
There will be dancing after the pro-
gram, which is as follows:
Piano duet, Miss Carter and Miss
briggs
Solo, Games Of Childhood,
Jean Mosier
Solo, Miss Ethel Perry,
Recitation, My First Recitation,
Miss Davies
Tenor Solo, Sing Me to Sleep,
II. C. Wilson
Quartette, Come Where My Love
Lies Dreaming, Mrs. Baker, Miss
Davies, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Langell
Soprano solo, Oh Dry Those Tears,
Mrs. Baker
Swing song, Miss Nettie Jensen,
Maude McCrary, Martha Francis.
Solo, Coon song, Mr.. Jean Mosier
Piano solo, Miss Sweeney
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-05-20
Fine Passenger Boat
For BeIIingham Route

The fine passenger boat 'Bain-
bridge" gasoline power, has been
acquired by March & Kasch for
operation between here and Belling-
ham. She is admirably suited for
the route. While her gross ton
mage is seven tons less than the Fal-
con, her net tonnage is the same.
She is eleven feet longer than the
Falcon, two and half feet less
beam and approximately the same
depth Of hold and is licensed to
carry seventy passengers on her reg
ular route and eighty-five on excur-
sions. She is propelled by Troyer-
Fox engine Of 80 indicated horse
power and is comparatively new
boat, having been built at Seattle II
1903.