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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-26

This from the Chicago Times, may serve
to give come of The unsuspccting an ink,
ling of what Influences the press of Chi
caso has been laboring under
"With this issue the 1imcs sewers itt
connection with the City Press Assoca-
ton of Chicago, and hereafter will be
free and Independent from all local news
gathering cambines. Hereafter the news
printed in the TINES will be gathered and
written exclusively by members Of lis
own staff, without fear or favor, and
without machine dctalien, which has &C
long forced celored presentations of facts
upon the public.
"'lhe Times management has been
mating preparations for several days to
dispense with the City Press report and
gather its news independently of all con-
.emporarics. 1t was doubtless knoul-
edge of this departure which induced the
newspaper stockholders in the association
to take the initiative, with the hope OF
Gripping the Times, by serving it notice
Yesterday afternoon disseminating its
service.
"This ends the connection Of the TinrS
with the so-callcd Press Bureau of Chica-
90, which, under tie control Of coterc
of newspaper publishers, who are TIED
hand and foot under the sway and dicta-
tiol Of the railroad corporations, trusts
and banks, has become vehicle OF mis-
representation, distortion and suppression
Of facts"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-26

Chamberlain s is the best of all. Vim
cent ]. Bakl, of Danbury, Iowa, has used
Chamberlain Cough Remedy whenever
in need Of medicine for conghs and
colds, for the past five years and says: ut
ALWAYS helps me out. If anyone asks
me what what kind of cough medicine
| use, reply, Chamberln's, that is the
best of all. 25 and 50ccnt bottles for sale
bv Kelly g. Evans, General store.
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Commissioners Sitting.

Pursuant to decree of the Wise county
circuit court, rendered in tie chancery
cause of the South West Virginia Mineral
Land Company against A. X. DeBusk,
Admr., ct III, on the l4th day ofApril,l 6S4,
the undersigned will sit at his Office, in the
town of Big Stone Gap, Virginia, on the
18th day of August, 1894, for the purpose
Of ascertaining and reporting all liens
affecting lots II, l3, IA and is, of Block
6. of nlat of the town of Big Stone Gap,
Virginia, designated as improvement
H. A. w. SkEES,
Iva oS-3l Commissioner in Chancery
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a Determined Woman

recently knocked down a burglar and held
him until thd arrival Of assistance. Dr.
Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery is y
medicine that checks the friehtful. in
roads Of Scrofula, and, if taken in time
arrests the march ofPulmonary Consump-
.tion. Itcurcs Indigestion and dyspepsia
chronic diarrhea and similar ailments
This wonderful medicine has also gained
great celebrity in curing fever and ague
chills and fever, dumb aguc, and like dis
eases
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The Three-C Projectors.
fSnpcial TO Bristol Corr;cr.l

CoE3uES, VA, July 2I.-Much spccula-
ton and great hope was occasioned
throughout this section the past week by
the appearance of some gentlemen of the
sc. railroad company (now the Ohio
River and Charleston) The party con-
sistlng Of c. E. HELLER, Boston; F. A..
Stratton, johnson City;J. q. Harlow, at
torney, Boston. The party loft this place
Wednesday to go over the grade along the
Clinch river and to hold a meeting at St.
Paul. which they did. The object of the
meeting was that the two companies me-
resumption of work and completion of
the work. 1t was made known that tlc first
work would he done upon The Virginia
end Of the rood, as it was mostly upon
grade and that being done they would
have better basis upon which TO work
the remainder.
Financially, the Ohio and Charleston
railroad company arc HOW ready to COM
plete the work undertaken by the defunct
3C's and all that is needed is The proper
transferring papers, etc. The company
also Lave their eyes fixed upon The coal
fields of This place, and if it be possible
to overcome natures obstacles rs to
grade. Big Toms Greek will yet ship coal
over the used to-bc 3-C's. In meeting
the gentleman stated as much and with
the proper encouragement from our ope-
rators and land companies great things
will be done says the visiting party.
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Two lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, ofJunction City.
H., was told by her doctors she had con-
sumption aad that there was no hope for
her LAT two bottles of DR.. Kings New
discovery completely cured her and she
s't, il saved her life Mr.. Thos. Esscrs,
I39 Florida s.. San Francisco, suffered
iFom dreadful cold, approaching Con-
sumption, tried without result everything
else 'hen bought one bottle Of DR.. Kings
A,N Discovery and in two weeks was
cuted He is naturally thankful. 1t is
such results, Of which these arc samples,
that prosc the wonderful efficacy, o:
ms medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free
lnal bottle at J W. Kclly's Drugstore
Regular size Scots. and 100.
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r...,.l.r . arn:cA Saive.

The s.st Salyc in the world for Cuts,
R.eises sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped lIauds, Chiblains-
,,.,. ,nd all skin Eruptons, and posi-
,...r, cares Piles. Or no pay required. 1t
.aalantscd TO give perfect s"tisf"c''0"
=, MONEY REFUNDED Price - cents PEI
49,, For sale by j. ". kellv
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". II Ielson who is in the drug bust
ness "a; Nings,ilo Mo, has so much con-
aleaee ia Chamberlain Collie, ChoicrT
sud Dnrshoea Remed> that he warrants
ever, boite and offers to refund tlIs mon
cylO.4uy customer who is not satisfied
altcs using it, Alr. Nelson takes no risk
in doing this because the remedy is
certain euro tor The disease for which it is
inlcidcd aud he knows it. For sale b,
Kclh x E.au:, General store.
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Notice to Teachers of Wise Comfy.

Notice to Teachers of Wise Comfy.
The public examination for white teach
ers will be held at Wise c. II. July 3lst
and August lst, and for colored teachers,
August It'll and 6tl. If you expect to
teach in Misc County attend this exami-
nation, as there will be no other.
VIM T. KENNEDY,
County Supt Schools.
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Read This,

Arrangements for All entertainment are
"'9ctcompleicd, to take place Saturday,
August 4;h,at $50 p IN, in Big Stone
Gap, Va.
VIZ. 3a,. ". Fox, yr, has rendered his
services Tor The evening. He will read
selections from on, of his published stor-
Tvs. Miss Anita Auldoon, of Louisville,
~ aH accomplished vocalist and musi-
car Mill charm the audience by her
voice There may be others who will
TAKE part, bat nothing definite will be
"ao"n 'iilacSt week.
Inc proceeds OF this entertainment will
DC a'Fs2 10 The churches and Sunday
schools 10 buy hylas books
Admissiop-Adrls, 50 cents; Children,
% eenis. Reserved seats, - cents extra.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-26

Tile latest Of all drinks = - on hands
~ Eelley. Also the great Brain Food
cor,,- Cola. Give lhcm trial.
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.,.,,,,cAS coyN-ry CONVENTION

.,,,rAS CoJN'cy CONVENTION.
~ ~' : pconblican of this County met in
s..,ion at Wise Court Honse' on
T rs..ds, last and elected delegates 10 the
:, ,,o,.,o convention. They we're m
.....,.i 10 eoic and work for Judge J. n.
80. e.. Wisc. for Congressional aom-
,i.s,s ,ong as his name was before
- cn.yan..on
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Docs l. Mean Moro IRON, :tnrc Coal and
More Railroads:
Bristol Courier.


+. Kerr Folliott returned yesterday
from Pikeyile, KY, whittier he went i'll
company with Dir. Harloc and Mr. Z. r..
Heller, Boston capitalists, who arc inter-
ested in the Kentucky coal fields and III
the construction Of the 3-C's road.
The party went on horseback from Big
Cut across the Cumberland mountain. q
distance of mofc han sixty miles.
1t was Mr. Harloe' first visit to this
section, and lie expressed himself as very
much pleased with it. The picturesque
scenery was charming to his Boston train
ed eye, and the immense wealth of timber,
coal and iron ore which he saw were rev.
elatlon to him. Although he had read of
our wonderful resources, it WAS not like
seeing them, and if he brought any cold
water to throw on our resources he kept ii
concealed and did not make use OF it.
Both Mr.. HELLER and Mr.. Harloe have
valuable coal and timber lands in the
neshborhood Of Pikeyille, and they are
there inspecting and paying taxes on the
same,
They are encouraged with The future
prospcct, and believe tlat further con-
struction of The 3-C's road is not distant.
A cooperation among iron makers and
cosl and coal and coke producers ought to
prove efficient in the plan to complete the
road from The kentucky coal fields to
johnson City The interests of capital
invested in all those valuable resources
hinge on this one point. To make their
property valuable they must have railroad
connection with the great world Of pro-
ducers and consumers.
Samuel Hunt, president of the new or
ganization of the 3-C's company, is also
in this section, and nov is the opportunl-
ty for all interested to put their heads
together, quit talking, and do something
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.sar,n Crushed.

v.Il..m weJl,, an L. : \. bFakss'''aFI
lad u. arm faithfully crushed Ap n.a xe =
, "'s depot, While coupling ears pss s Mel e.,
''V ~ rnnkel, of this place, and Dr.
y ""e ,bs J. & n. surgeon, dressed his
N'"'s.' aud latest reports are that he is
.ioing veil.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-26

last J0ae Dick Crawford brought his
. SrNe .', child, suffering from in
i'"''le dIarrnooa, to me. 1t had been
@c'0%d at tour moaths old and had al
WAYS heea sickly. gave /. the usual
/ 't'S'ieeHt III such eases, but without hen.
s .','. me child kept growing thinner UNI.
90 II weighed bit little more than when
, "oIn' or perhaps ton pounds, | then
I I.,;, the father TO giving Chamber
,4'" voic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Rent.
~! heiose one bottle OF. tic 25 ecu,
,ae' "aa been used marked improve,
-" 'Y", was seen and its continued nse cur.
c 90 I've Guild. It's weakness and pms
sVuS"'ation disappeared and liz fstlte,
wy. .aa. nlyseil 'elieye the ehild's tie wt.
n IN y, ~ this remedy j +. Aa.rov. u
! - r.. lsiaas0n, Ills, For sale BY gells 4
Evans General store.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-26

Lac. Ct great ncn al re!nnd up,
Ilv.L reach Nicir hci1at sublime,
We ullai kcep our names and doings'
In The psPers li'he time.
II. II.
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uOnOrS to Mr., Bird.

Mr.. E. ]. Bird, ST., General Manager OF
the Appalachian Furnace here, has re.
Gently received diploma from the "Aca-
demic Parisienne Des lnycnteurs ct Elk
posans s." of Paris, France, in recoSni.
ton of his discoveries and work in the
ircn line. A gold medal is to follow, anc
he has the title of honary corresponding
member Of the above society.
Mr.. Bird has also gold medal, given
him in honor of his having erected The
first furnace and made the first iron in the
Himalaya Mountains, India. THIS media
is engraved as follows:
Kumaon Iron Works,
Opened 10th Feb'y, 1860,
presented to
Edward Bird,
Furnace Founder,
by
VIM. Sowerby, G. q.
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~ ,9e late,, aod nest popular maya
Nh he found at Fred Hohack S,
y;ckei, Bnild'os.
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,Hc,!

Nrs. Ema,ine Ginger, wife of John
o,ngc,. living near Sulphur Spring, died
ON last Saturday night. Her remains
were inferred ri Turkey Cove, Lee crunty,
>mdas afternoon
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-26

Did you sec the complete spring and
summer stock now arrived at }. Leyitt's
Cash Bargain Store, corner Wyandotte
Avenue and East Fifth Street.
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Remarkable Sales and Wonderful RBSuksI
Over 300 Davis Sewing Machines Sold in Ninsty Days
Ii the Counties Of Visa and Lee.
This lrpori n
w H RLANTON. BIG STONE GAP. VA

Anfatth
ins,whhwh
wonderful
over 5maL
Every
sssagM ciue Company a
Machines
heretofore refused buy The
rmelso
uhncs,I
effort
urrundcM
Mg tone Ga
I'LL OF
Yer Respectful
w. II. BLANTON.
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No August Guessing Contest.

I'LL, Weekly couritr-Jou."ol has with
lva,u'. oiier of - 1000 t be given to
ej,on ty subscribers VINO could name the
hottest cay in August, and guess closes to
the highest temperature on that day.
THIS action was taken because of the
serious interruption OF mails, caused by
tdc great railroad stritc A simple and
liberal guessing contest on the November
Congressional Elections Is now being pre-
pared and viii he announced by the
Weekly CouiT-Jo"r0al shortly
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4 horse kicked II. S. Shaler, of the
r,ecrlyer House. Middlcburg, N. y, on
tie knee which laid Him up in bed and
cap.cd .ae knee joiai 10 become stiff. A
.sicai recommended him 10 nse Chamber
laip's Pain Balm, which he did, and in
two DAYS VAS able TO DC around. Mr..
Sbafer das recommended il to many 9TH
els ana say it is excellent for any kind Of
bmisc or Spain This same remcdp is
also famous logit5 cures Of rheumatism
For sale by Kelly X Evans, General store.
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Asthma cured by newly discovered
treatment. Address, for free pamphlet,
testimonials and reference, Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo Y.
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4. Of EMORY, Va, Pre-,
tolr,sa Missiouar,
: gaaita, Soul., wilt leciur,
i.altaart I.,, afternoon e
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Sm ,il CI,m 'laggart, OF
sil!, "a. are visiting lheig
H. + lasssiG en- PoplM
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p,%i..' a !" J. =. Have.
h +, :. Psl !. Il, ' '1'.'
+ H.. .,..a :. Pes, A..oei-.
f s'',s e,,'''' The,
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cnmmissioner,s sitting.

Jly5 1881 Commissioner in Chance
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BIZ IN riaraN from u.
|sas pltit @, went in H.
Et'ga aslias flat his IT,
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doing veil
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Handsome Entertainment.

VIM. Sowerb,y, G. e.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-04
An Into restlngEvent,

London, June Interest has
been excited throughout the United
Kingdom by the announcement that
the accouchment of the Duchess of
York Princess May of Teck may
be expected within the next three
weeks. Not only will this event
add one more to the queens already
large brood of great grand children,
but in the event of the child being a
son it will mean that the roadway of
succession to the throne is still
further paved, the little one being
the heir presumptive should his
father, the Duke of York, succeed
the present Prince of Wales on the
throne, and the heir apparent,
should Albert Edward die before
the present sovereign, and his father
succeed the queen. The mother'to
be, who has been spending thu
spring at York House in st. james
Gardens expects to leave tomorrow
for White Lodge at Sandringham
where she will remain until tn
middle of July. The Duke of lorl
will remain in London, but will
visit White lodge daily The 9th
cial announcement is made toda
that he will not accept any pabll
: engagement away from London TO
. the next six weeks.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-04

venerable editice had been elaborate
ly decorated for the occasion within
and without, while the flags Of all
nations were ranged about the walls
in the main audience room. The
delegates were individually present.
ed to the lord mayor and his wife
and then proceeded to inspect the
ancient charters of the city, the pic
ture gallery and the collection Of
old plate, a large orchestra mean
while rendering the national hymns
of the various countries represented.
The delegates then assembled in the
council chamber where the lord
mayor on behalf of the city corpo.
ration conferred the freedom of the
city on Mr.. George Williams. the
founder of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, in testimony of
the appreciation of the council of
his long services in the cause of
philanthropy, and his especial eff
fort for the welfare of the young
men of the city. The parchment
was enclosed in magnificent oaker
casket, studded with gold. Mr.
Williams made brief but appro
pirate response.
At the morning session of thu
conference at Exeter Hall r G.
Morse, of New York, read pape
on the work of the association
which was generally discussed. Tn
conference then took up the ques
ton of more thorough application
of the fundamental principles in
volved tn the international basis.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-04
scT1owN MYSTERY
h, o,s,urDed, t BY curious
ply, G'y'dnnisht Visitors

a., T1lSt0h
Ny MI'yiaDn nit visitors ''rA very
gs'0s .s.iy is attracting the
iou. a ass entire public . IN ana
% Of 'I ulace. The residence
this P parl, who is running
Hs1 u , ! a'o county, has been cen
lif Of during inf, his absence five
the . ,ora times IN disguise
men, ,3u 'sD not, visit the enc, house Sc
D r ~, '.'a asleep. The ladies ,1na;n o.
deep sl with a light h'nd Susn' and
n1 h,asen pane pulle away '',7
,,;os and keeps watch, ,, wnlie
S 's,'' one goes into a certain !. IN
per be- o vny q to disfgure 1t in
.. r,7 imaginable. He! He tears tear.
p ps,s l pictures and everything y
.San over the floor. On one
y o't they entered the mousse !" ;;
ua.m,d the inmates, searcheu
W and hid all the weapons
~ ~ oec,sion have they take a
~ svay.- They always seem
- when Mr.. Purl is away
' ~ come when he is al home.
f ssl have concealed the m
.nd watched but have never
bybOdy'. IN R,und
u Give them chance 10 be
By Mrs. Purl and he s1oa ur's ",
i ines she was chloroformed
night Mrs. Purl was asleel
|ittie. the daughter, pretenae'
vhen the man came to tint
with his face BACKED. A
he appeared the girl grabbed
i.tol and was in the act o
10. when a lady, staying will
nijly, SEX ID her and prevented
Icing for the intruder,s lie.
Iihef night, when they ap
the little girl slipped out tn
h and secured help, but whe
urued the men had escaped
night they concealed then
in hallway and made tn
ppesr like they were occupied
len appeared and the girl fire.
one at the window twice
Mrs. Purl fired once. II
d the fence and fell thre
leaving blood on the grount
de good his escape. A nun
persois have witnessed tn
Of their visits, but have nj
be parties. DR.. Fleming HI
bed the blood and says thel
doubt of its being actu
object of these visitations
mystery to everybody. NJ
Dusplclons some one, but +
10 give his opinion. Son
advanced the idea that it Is &
ion Of the men to kidnap t.
bril-, which is very improt
There are various suppo
Mr., Purl said they we
ply IA search of some pape
thought he had. They a
persistent and still more d;
Purl is very much wrong
ef the matter and Mrs. Purl
Frustrated condition. r
town is on the alert, and
talk 1t over and huddle
and are afraid to stay in tn
at night.
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Oregon Elections.

Portland, Ore, June 4 The
election in progress today Is tor
state, county and precinct officers
for the next two years. The real
battle this year, however, IS directed
toward the legislature, which upon
assembling will name successor to
Senator Dolph, whose term OF offlce
expires in March next. The legls.
lature elected in 1892 had Repub
lican majority on Joint ballot OF
eighteen, although the Populists
and Democrats elected governor,
attorney general and adjutant gene
raj by small maj 'rities. 1t is the
general opinion that there is little
probability of fusion carrying the
legislative districts. The fight has
been bitter; the Republicans have
been stirred to a thorough canvass
and energetic campaign by the
development that, should the rop'
ulists carry the legislature, Governor
Pennoyer will be the next senator
from this state.
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frequent 0nslaughts


u,,. 'hp'ane OF the bowels and
,,r n"a Drastic purgstives mus, have
h,,a consequence-to weaken and
!, n, organs Nature exact. severe
~ ~, ln'rlngoments Other lava, And
in 1u'e glaring one tn an that which
blss,n,'at uent and Unnecessary dosing
hurn' a'laf'lcs. This ia, however. the
h',s sa oy any uuwise reople who
r,a ALA That the bowels, unless con-.
,s a,ea' are not in healthy st ,te,
s''. really needed, Hoste,ter,. ,
b. ' T. is the safest and most
il ., neither gripes nor operates
~ ana s.'ss'lvely, l. invigor..es the
n,y ,ns stomach. and arous.s the liver
lee, ~, a,a, vsOr are guaranteed b, it.
It's hsu 0%0'ei, appetite restored. ave
.lsn o.alsn Effects. A tsnssoc, -" :.
AID !, ,sal kldney trouble ia nui,,sst
lat,. completely eradicate N slar,s
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-04
Y. M. c. A.
ia'es TO the International
meetlng Entertained,

uon' June THE reception
sa at the Guild Hall this af-
~ 70 delegates in attendance
'ae International conference
lug Mems Christian Associa
's a magnificent event. The
ns sae occasion was the Right
o ~ Robert Tyler, Lord
,S ps london, the Lady May.
lr Nue board of aldermen anC
VI common council. The
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-24
. e SgOaS!

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere.
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims, If your present
attorney does not suit you, AID IS
slow, write Us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones. Charges Of desertjon removed.
No fee unless You get a pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers peIsiorcd
at less than twelve ($l2) per mon h,
ana s,..,tr:u@ from disability IN add
ton to that named in their pension
certificate may obtain increase under
the NV law. II IS not necessary for
you tc have gotten any ailments in
war to get pen>loned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and chIld-
reo without regard TO cause Of SOL
dier's death; mothers aud fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier when
lie died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered III Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be Increased to Si2 month,
Suspended pensions restored.