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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13

El f6retro era admirable y osten
taba iDfinidad de lnagnificas coro'
mas. Una nutrida orquesta cefra
be el corteio, ejscutando fdnebreI
maFchas.
Ha sido este uDo de los m6s bri'
lsntes entlerros que ha presencia-
do nuestra Capital.
EaludOs. -HsmOs tsnido el gustC
de saludar en esta Imprenta q nues
tror eatlmados amigos los sefiorei
don Luis Shelly. Administrators de
lie Aduana de Humacao, y don Del
fin Sierra, Secrstario Municipal de
Juncos.
Les reiteramos les protestas de
nuestrO sprecio.
Roncuroni. I'll SY. Walls kur.
phi, activo reprerentante del emil
nente actor, nos ha confrmado Ia
noticis de que estara aqui ell mis-
mo ell IA.
La Oompafiia de Roncoroni, Sc
g6n eI elenco que tenemos 4 10 Wis.
to, es numerosa y escoglda.
El repertoire idem idem.
Llusvsn bofstsdss... por 10 alto.
-Vemos en- La PTenSG Libre de
Costa Rica que ha sido abofeteado
por an joven el Ministro de Mica
ragua en- Guatemala.
Mercantil. -Ha ceSado en- Ponce
Il casa msrcantil que giraba bajo
ell solo nombre de don Victor Me-
nescau. Sucede 4 la misma una So
ciedad que aetuarA bajo ls rsEon
de v. Mauescau y Co; son sus ges-
torres dicho don Victor Manescau J
don Jose F. Oostas.
Muchas prosperidades
D. musa tlsna.-Un peri6diOo
de- & sus lectores los siguientes con-
sejos:
ri secEet0 de 10 diCha
consiste en- tener paciencia,
Y DO. la senda del mundo
camlnar en- Inca rects:
Xres pobrei Pues trsbaja.
IEtes ricoi Haz obras buenas.
/ Eres ambiciosoi Lucha.
iEres desgraciadoi Suefia.
iNacIste le6ni Davora.
1 Nsoiste pIarof Vnela.
iNaciste vtborai Muerde.
INaeiste bueyi Come hlerba.
Pcr imItAr & Totito.-Perico %
todo IN personaie de tres ahos.
We 6 salir 4 la Calle, y 81 mama
Ie pone guantes de cabritills, no
ain gran trabaio.
De pronto Perico se echa 4 ll0.
ras y levAnta los brasos al cielo
son trsglca desespsraci6n.
-Pero, hombre, Ique to pas AL
Ie pregunta 90 madre ansiosa-
mente.
Jay. mama, que Sc me han per.
dido les manos
Lima, Abril II de 1894
Sres Scott y Bovine. New York.
Muy Sres mios; Hace tres amos
que en- mi ciientela no hago uso de
Otra preparation de aceiIe de baCa
lao que 10 de ustedes, eonoCida con
el nombre de Emulsi6n de Scott
pues adems de ser Oasi inspldas,
de una felix asoclaci6n del aceite
de bacalao CON los hiposfofitos que
los agentes preoiosos J de iDeludi
BILE indicaCi6n en- todos los varios
casos de nutriol6n de empobrecida
esCr6fulas, tuberculosis, faquitis
mo, osteomalaciA y otros malos
estados generates consecutivos.
Soy de Vds s. s.,
DR. Constantine Z. CarUdllO, Pro-
fesor de 10 Facultad de MedlcIna
de Lima, Oirujano de Ia Mason
de Sant4, Gale de FilipiDas, n6me.
co 159.
Lima, Mario 81 de 1898.
Sehores Scott J Bovine, Nuevs
York.
Muy sekores mios: Debo deCir.
les que he empleado con 6xito salts
factorio la Emulsion de Scott pre-
parada por Vds.
La asociaci6n del aceite de higa
do de ba0alao con los hipofosfitos
de col J sosa Constituye IN impor-
tante medicamento en- el tratamien.
to de las intermediates que tienen
IN germen escrofuloso 8 tubercu-
loso. Su eleCci6n es mas pronta Y
eflcas que Ia del aceite de higado
de bacala salado.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13

OPARACoEEs De BUoUHs EE PIC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13
REVISTL lOkERCILL.

OE NoTIoIAS 7 ANUNUIOe
-0psraciOnes durante los diaa u y u de
Febrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13
Ta1acO Oh rama dol DdS.'

Venden { precios m6dicos B. A.
LlaneEa Hermano en- su almaCen
calle de- IL Fortaleza n6mero 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13

soy 0e F0e atenGo .. 81
Doctor J. 4. EgO AguirrG
ElrstIMInb. AIVSLGxuaVvGsYisAy.
LibfOs de textO ca Ell Institute
y Escuelas Normales y que se ha
Ian de venta en- la Liberia del B0
LNTfN;
Gfamktica Oastellana.
Historic General, FernAndez de
Castro.
Aritmetfca, Oardir.
Aritmetica, OortaxaE.
AlgebRa, OOrtazaE,
The evening world., 1895-04-18

word II iorn those who have bouehf
1t that w,uld cause US to change our
opinion.
A. BASELOw & CO.. s36 Sixth
avenue--Wc can only Judge Of the
merits OF a remedy by what our GUS
toners say. have often heard peo.
pie praise Paine's celery compound.
T. CHAMBERS. SIG Hudson street
I get excellent reports from Paine's
celery compound Customers come
back for the second and third bot.iA
and their rems-!: is invariably: "is
has helped me-" The sale Is large,
and has been increasing lately. be.
cause, suppose. Spring is at hand
and Puinc's celery compound Is q
great Spring medicine.
f.. P. FRITZ, West nth and Green.
wich streets-Purchasers Of Paine's
celery compound tell me that after
trying doctors prescriptions and q
number Of other medicines. they have
taken a bottle or two Of the COM
pound. and have almost Immediately
begun to improve. 1t seems to 60
20 the right place in the case Of peo-
pie suffering from nervous dyspepsia
and diseases of the nerves generally.
The sale is big and Is growing stead.
ily
The evening world., 1895-04-18
MERCHANT AND MASON.

Charles U. Lamlinc, a well-known
Mason. Of thirty-two degrees. and .
prominent merchant of Fonda. N. Y,
IS an after-dinner speaker. was much
7ought after in Fonda and neightor.
ing towns. His overinlulgenre IT
sweets" brought on an aggravated
ease of dyspepsia. He was compelled
to decline the many Invitations that
poured in on him, owing to his in
ability to partake and do justice to
he repast that would be spread be-
fore him. He consulted many physi-
:ians, and spent thousands OF dollars
ior treatment. but received little. u
any relief. A former sufferer from
dyspepsia advised Mr. LGmline to try
i'aine's celery compound. 10 bought
4 bottle, and its effect was SO marked
that a second and third bottle were
purchased and taken With Increasing
good results
The evening world., 1895-04-18
MADE Mr.. COVE WELL.
what One Of the Dest.know Res
tnurant-K cepers Says.

o. A. Cove, of 918 Ninth avenue, 70
one Of the best-known restaurant
keepers in the city. He is firm BE-
lever in the virtues of Paine's celery
compound, and not only uses 1t him
self but recommends 1t In the highest
terms to his friends.
Here's what he said to q Recorder
representative yesterday. when asked
lar remedy:
"Paine's celery compound Is cor.
tainly a wonderful medicine, and I
do not wonder that 1t has such a frm
hold in the confidence of the public.
Il have been troubled more or less
for years with rheumatism. The dis
ease was sporadic. 1t would afllct
me for a few weeks, especially in tho
knees and shoulders; then would be
free Of 1t for a time. but 1t would re-
turn again. even more violent than
before.
Many remedies were suggested to
me. Medicine given me by physi-
clans did not cure me. tried rheu-
matte cures, and then remedies which
were advertised highly as blood puri-
fiers and tonics, with a guarantee to
none OF them seemed to do me much
good.
About a year ago some one called
my attention to Paine's celery COM
pound. and urged me to give 1t .
trial. BY that time, though, had
become discouraged. and about made
up my mind that the only thing to do
was to grin and bear it, But had
never tried this remedy. go decided
that l would take one bottle Of Paine's
celery compound just to see what the
effect would be. l say frankly. I had
no faith in it. but 1t was worth try
ing.
"Of course, you know the result.
Just ask any Of my friends. They
will tell you. 1t relieved me from the
very frst cleared my blood, braced
up my nerves and toned up my sys-
TEN generally. My rheumatism
gradually passed away. and I do not
think 1t will ever return"
The evening world., 1895-04-18
CURED EFFECTS OF GRIP.
Enthusiasfic Enforcement Of the
Greatest Of All Spring Remedies.


Greatest Of All Spring Remedies.
Every physician recognizes the gem
eral debility and the disordered con.
dition of the entire system which fol-
lows the grip. 1t Is this that makes
that disease SO dreaded.
Fortunately for mankind there 10 Q
remedy which builds UP faster than
the grip can tear down. 1t ID Palne'e
celery compound.
It tones up the system, purifies the
blood, strengthens the nerves. In
creases the appetite, aids the diges-
the entire system.
or the efficacy Of Paine's celery com.
pound in such cases there Ii abundant
evidence. The experience Of Thomas
NJ. Foley, the well-known detective
Of West 126th street and Eighth ave-
nue.. is fair sample. Mr.. Foley
says OF his experience with the grip:
I'm February. 1894, I was called
suddenly to Chicago on business. The
railroads in the West were badlv
blockaded by snow, and In my hur.
ried departure from New York ! had
neglected to prepare for delays. The
result was that l caught severe cold.
My business carried me on to st.
Louis and then back to New York.
only had such sleep as I could
catch on a train and l reached homo
again all worn out. NV head and
back ached and felt weak and miser-
able but attributed all this tn nv
cold and lack of sleep. The next dai
I called In doctor and he said I had
the grip.
II guess I did. Anyway was pretty
sick and don't want anv more NJ ~
When l got over the grip was ~
weak and emaciated as II had had
run Of typhoid. was warned b.
my doctor to take extra care Of my.
SELF rs my system was then too ex.
hausted to Withstand disease.
About that time q friend was
speaking to me of the virtues of
Paine's celery compound as a strength
giver. He had used 1t and his re-
commentator was based on personal
knowledge. So ! decided to try It.
From the very first felt its good
effects. and by the time the FIRST bot
tie was used up was as strong and
hearty as ever.
II was able to do moro work than
before my illness. In fact, and so
Strengthening was Paine's celery
compound that ! did not seem to
mind extra labor at ALL"
The evening world., 1895-04-18

+. j. KNAPP SUN, hlnS ana
Hudson streets-We have a very large
sale for Paines celery compound, and
the number Of people who want 1t is
increasing right along. After trying
1t, several customers have become
regular purchasers whenever they
think they need tonic.
KNOWS PHARMACY. So Carmine
street-Paine's celery compound is a
remedy worthy 10 be talked about
and recommended. We sell a great
deal OF il, and it Is steady trade. too.
A number nf our customers who have
been troubled with blood and kidney
diseases have found the remedy very
beneficial.
GASSING BROS. - Paine's celery
compound is. in our opinion, very
benefcial for diseases OF the blood.
nerves and kidneys.
er street and South Fifth avenue
Paine's celery compound is very slim
ulating and invigorating, We sell a
great deal of 1t to people who are
debilitated and to those who are
middle-aged or old. They say that
II puts fresh life and vigor into them.
The EHRMANN DRUG COMPANY.
i3 Sixth avenue-We have a good
many customers who have bought
Paine's celery compound and have
found it to be very beneficial.
GRANDE PHARMACIE NOR
MALE, University and Cllaton places
We sell great deal OF Paines
celery compound. and recommend it
IN nur cusfnmers hacausa In Our
opinion. 1t is a meritorious remedy
for nervous debility and kindred
troubles. We have never heard a
New-York tribune., 1895-06-13
NEWS or THE NAVY.

Washington. June 1o-Chief Engineer George
w. Melville has completed the designs OF the en-
gincs for the six composite gunboats or hsh.
draught authorized at the last session of Con-
gress These vessels are 10 be of TWO distinct
types Four of them will have considerable sail
power and a single screw, which does not oner
as much resistance while under sail as two screws
The others will have but little sail power and Will
be driven by twin screws. The vessels of each type
will have the same indicated horsepower and are
designed for the same speed.
The explanation by Civil Engineer Asserson of
the charges made by Lieutenant Knapp re.ative
10 the violations of the Civil Service regulations at
the New-York Navy Yard reached the Navy De
partment this morning. having been held by COM
modore Sicard since May IS, seven days after
Secretary Herbert asked for the explanation. 1t
IS presumed here that the Commodore delayed
transmitting Mr. Asserson's reply because the eX-
plantations il contained were not calculated TO give
satisfaction. 1t is said at the Department that
the explanation does not explain away the re-
sponsibility in any degree. Constructor Fernad is
the only officer who has not been heard from, but
the charges against him were not OF nature
which permitted OF any excuse. and no doubt IS
EXPRESSED that he will be detached from duty
before the end of the month. Constructor Hans
com has been selected to succeed him.
The President has directed that Paymaster II.
r. Smith, of the Navy, be dismissed from the
service approving the record findings and SEN
tence of court martial which two months ago
tried Smith on charges of drunkenness, absence
without leave and scandalous conduct on the Chi
ma Station Smith has already been turned adrift
in Japan.
The following naval orders have been issued:
Ensign Claude Bailey has been detached from the
Amphitrte and receives three months leave OF
absence Lieutenant Commander X. T. Jasper has
been ordered as executive officer Of the Franklin.
relieving Lieutenant y. p. osborn detached and
ordered TO command the Coast Survey steamer
Gedney. Lieutenant Lucien Flynn has been de-
tached from the Ge1ney and receives three mont ms
leave Lieutenant Charles W Atwater is detached
from the Naval Academy and ordered to the No,
hican Lieutenant w. G.. Cutler was detached and
receives three months leave. Ensign George NAL
lison detached from the Olympia and ordered 10
treatment at the Mare Island Naval Hospital
lieutenant Commander w. |. Moor ordered TO the
Portsmouth. y. H.. Navy Yard. Lieutenant j. T.
Collins ordered 10 the Photographic Office. New
Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-13
IH1 CORDAGE INTESTIG <TION
MEETING OF sECURITY-HOLDERs-A COMMITTEE
OF INQUIRY TO BE APPOINTED TO-MOR-
ROw-LETTERS FROM PEESI
DENT STURGIS.


AS a result OF a meeting OF securiiy-holders OF the
United States Cordage Company. held yesterday IN
the office of Robert l.. Niles. No 6 Broadway Mr..
Niles, who was elected chairman. was empowered
to appoint a Temporary Committee OF Inquiry. TO
consist of five members. Of which the chairman VIII
be one.
About fifty persons attended the meeting. chiehy
small holders Of securities. Cards had been pre-
pared for them sign. and these cards, after the
meeting showed that there had been present holders
OF $i0o 600 bonds 1874 shares Of guaranteed stock.
$40 shares of preferred stock and 1920 shares OF
common stock
Chairman Niles read letter from President
Frank X Sturgis. Of the Cordage company. in
could give was entirely at the disposal Of any
committee which might be appointed. Another
letter from President Surgs read by Mr Niles.
it having been handed to him by }. +. Morris. Of
No. 219 Montague-st., Brooklyn. 10 whom Mr.
Sturgis had written it. In 1t the latter said:
when we agreed at the request of many Sc
curity-ho,ders of the United States Cordage Com
pany 10 put oui the plan claimed no right 10
assess. We have such right We submitted a
plan for rehabtating the company and raising
fresh capitat-no more. The United states SoruaSc
Company is in default of interest on underlylhs
liens its mortgage bonds If these purchase
money mOrtgages-over 81 O00.O0J-left unsecured by
the old reorganization are not promptly protected
the company is liable TO lose its pest asses -, ,h
The meeting adjourned subject to the call or the
Committee Inquiry. with the understanding that
the date will be prior to June 2o when Is the
last day for depositing securities under the piah
The security holders VIII bear the expenses of the
COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-13

Gnmmer Resort Uni0re.
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Health Pleasure. Economy?
II send cents for postage. OF call ana get Iree
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II lives list OF hotels. farm and boarding houses WIN
BOARD AT Sd PER WEEk
and upward in Sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties on
tho main line and branches Of the Newl oik p"af ana
Western Hallway 2OUV feet above the sea ca'n prices
fares. &c. II. IL NewYork at No. Battery Pace
i15. III. 1871 aii and ia23 Broadway ~ Asor ice ,
Av ST.. 2,3 West llbth ST 81 : llil-
bus Av Ticket Onces foot of Franklin AID West .i ss
Brooklyn Court st. $50 Fulton - Iir aivay .ts
Manhattan Av. Greenpoint ILL STR t1i:p HOMES.
containing hsone reproductions from phoog aph o $40
tho hotels and boarding houses advertised ~
Summer Homes" be purchased - any ucke, agent
price G. Anderson. General Passenger Agent ~
Beaver St, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-13
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vINfTOR years successful eNpcTlenc" In Latin
and English branches. collce. preparation s'"caliF
MISS J. T. nORMAN. \. T., III Park Piece hf'oANn
rTUTOR-A Everett Stone Yaie>. 56i Frh Ave Tu-
;oring college examinations specially recon
merAed by Dr. Greer. "a conscientious and com?eei
educator"
Az ANTED-A competent lady teacher for backward
w boy. to take charge: eNi'rienc" essential
salary $3.50 per year. Address TEACHER 900" Tribune
New-York tribune., 1895-06-13
5fI)ool Hernelrs.

A MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors .o'ehesse'
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i Chicago. Los Al gses. etc II F. Crocker '" =. hs.F
T. v Huyssocp w. y. PTxtt n T. Manag'is ~ ON aVr
ADRIAN COYR!ERFS Teachers Agency supile p.--
IsI fes tutors teachers roveriessts etc IN All np
schools carefully recommended. $50 athave cor 1fh
n Y EDUCATIONAL It REAI' No 81 East ''hs'
~. supplies teachers recommends loos 'tr' i,E'
and best list II 5. Kelogr. Manacsr ~ ~ las- ~ -
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21
Church Directory.

s-formed Church-Rev. G. A, W hnmoie
90 or Services hiweekly Alternating
morning and evening. Services '"nes
dav. D. m Sunday Schoo. !" N mu
Guild each Lords Day r. m. O'he' se''
vices announced from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church-Rev. J. 3. Barb, >, pas
or. Services, Sunday 10 A. NJ ana oSQ r.
n. Sunday School, g. P. Y Prayer Meet-
ng, Wednesday, 6.45 r.
limited Brethren Church w. l..
Martin. Pastor. Regular Services ny aP'
appoutment from the pulpit.
Glass Meeting every two weeks AZ ~ n III
Praye, Meeting every Thursday evening
Sunday School 2 Pm.
Mine Society every tcond and Fourth
Missionary Meetings by regular appoint
ment,
Moravian Church: Rev. NJ F: Oerter; fas'
tor. Sunday School every Sunday,9a;m
Preaching services will br held every o'her
Sunday as heretofore. alternating morning
and evening at 10 ard 7:30 respectively
fetAodist Episcopal Church - Kew.
Henry Mann Pastor. Services every aitcr'
nate unday at 10 A. M. and 7.SO r,
Sunday School at 9 A. NJ. rayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening at7.SO NJ
s.. Stephens Church, Protestant Epis'o-
pal.-Rev. R. Nottingham, Pastor ger
vices every Sunday at 10:3O"' M, exc'p' on
5tb Sunday in the month, then at night
Evening Prayer, Fridays, at Z.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21
PLAYING WHIST WITH A WOMAN.

PLAYING WHIST WITH A WOMAN.
Whose play is it,
Who took that trick ?
What's trumps?
What was lead:
Whose king is that ?
Did | take that last trick?
What's t'umps?
Is it my play ?
You played that ace, didn't you
Is that mine ?
Havnt you got a heart?
What's trumps?
Vino took that last trick ?
How many did we make:
Whose deal Is it?
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21

short time after her father '~e.al and
then, simply and quietly, she was mar.
ried to Percy and went with him far
away from the cabin among the foot
hills.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21
WISE WORDS.

A lie always robes those who believe
it.
It is dea.h to lie to become lame in
the feet.
It never hurts truth any to be slapped
in the face.
The heather were not all born in a
heatLen country.
Marriage has always been the conclu'
sion of love.
Uncertainty is painful for all nations
and fol all men.
Love can be misunderstood but never
over estimated.
In coveting another's possessions We
are apt to lose our own.
No man is good who believes himself
simply because he has to.
1t is we'll to hope for success, but much
better to deserve it.
Have nothing to do with things which
bad men are in favor Of;
The thing most dangerous is the one
that does the most to make US selfish.
Waited for opportunities are usually
more O, less frizzled at the edges.
What an ocean Of trouble can come
out OF gallon jug.
Tie world is full of beggars who DO
not beg for money.
The right kind of goodness is always
good for something,
Nine people out of ten are better than
we give them credit for.
The man who gives his child to the
street gives to the world thief.
All heaven listens when We send up
a heartfelt prayer for an enemy's good.
The man who takes God for bis guide
will not have long to trayel in the dark.
MANY man Is living all honest life
who wouldn't if the Jail WAS farther off.
The man who is true to his own high
est interest cannot be false to anybody
else.
| Nt, boat \; al; INTO f11O NJ theco lun1ye.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21

Timmin's ia Their says heis going to-
cut him off with a shilling.
What did Timmins say?
He asked If he couldn't arrange to
leave him out of tia will entirely and
give him the shilling now
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21

Mr. Hopeful-You'l II have 6ne crop
this year.
Chronic Grumbler-Ya-as, but it'll
play the duce with the land.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21

Mrs. Gadd. -Bobbie, will you have
some Hamburger steak p?
Bobbie (regarding the dish suspi-
ciously) Well, when we're home We
call that hash.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21

Lawyer-What did he say next?
Witness-Ile said no lawyer was
blamed fool enough to take our case.
Lawyer-What then did yYSy'
Witness-We engaged you.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21

Primus-HumpLl Before YOU were
married did you never sit in the twilight
with your sweetheart and dream Of the
future ?
Sacundus-No. I sat with her some
but I don't remember the night
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21

Cemeteries contain more good peo-
pie than eyer Iived-according to the
tom bstomes.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21

Who has not seen big ugly girl
stand under the misletoe and defy forty
boys.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21

soldiers md aos VINO we'd ninety days or over IN ne m
their
Qf renAl whether ses
or i support
the soldiers death vas que 10
service
rslra sncedial or
neither widow chill" provided "o
and they are no"
difference "ht soldier served or Hed III '"e
ware IN
der q, laws wi losing rights
the old law
" WHICH
butts due or
SLACK uaWek, ChrroKee anu
:. Florida 1912 entitled un
q Il y.
soldiers and widows ALSO
ngeor disabled nr dependent
and settlement obtained pension s 1eeh e'' u
ater
aimsre settlement secured rvI "perH
offs soldiers e e war
hayeps original
advice No fee Sc"sa Address
The Press Claims CO.
John WedderburD, Managing Attorney,
q poxts WASHINGTON ID e
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-02-21
Western lMay|and Railroad

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ccbedule in effect September 30, 1894
TRAINS GOING WEST.