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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11
Ell RelOj y ell Coraz6n.

81 SO fila uno en-. Ia p6ndula d
IN reloJ notara que & IL Conclusi6l
dc csda Uovimiento queda por ul
lnstante COmpletamente parada, !
81 pudleramOs reunir tOd0s estOl
lnatantes pOr espaCio de I'm an,
tormarian valios minutes duvant'
los cuales Ia I6ndula estsrla parade
Es decir. que el rel0j aunqus pa.
radO marCa eI tempo.
L0 mismO suCede con ell COraxon
Sopcngamos I'm C0razon que lata
razOn De 80 pnlsaCiones DOE mi,
nutO, es decir una por segundo.
Este 6rganO est& ConRtruido de tai
manera que la Cuarta parte de ca
da unO de estOs gegundos Ia en-
plea Ell Corazon en- descaDsar. On
sinn1merO de pausas esparcidas
por ei espaCio de una vida de tra-
bajO continue. lQue arreglo tan
maravill0sO ! P0E este medic DO
demos vivir lAas tempo sin aper.
clbisnos. de la Cuasa que alaEga nues
ira vlda.
Sin embargo Ia. Corriente de SAN
gre que sc introduce en- Ell cuerpo
jamas cesa. No debe parar nunCa
pues go 10 que nutre el cuerpo en-
todas sus parties, llev6Edose de 81
GOdss las mAterias gastadas 6 inju.
riosas. Siempre que la sangre este
tepleTa de sustanCias nutritivas es-
tarG el cuerpO bien mantenidO. Pc
70 cuandO Ia sangre es pobre y sin
sustanCias sufiCientes para fOrmar
= mantener el Ccerpo entonCes to-
do 10 que trabaje el Corazon sirve
de POGO y 81 due10 SO enc1entra
d6bil y enferm0. Como I'm tendero
que solamente puede vender Las
merCadeEias que pOsea 10 mismO 81
Corazon no puede trasmitir al Cuer.
po otra sangre que 10 que SO le su.
pie. ri Co1azon no tiene NADIA que
yer CON Ia formation de la san.
gre.
AhOra tengo el honor de presen-
tar q I'm caballer0 quien IolatarA
IN heCho que proDar& 10 que 0ca-
bamos de deClr sObre este asunt0.
;"POr aiguHes a6os," :" dice, 81 ho
venido padeCiendo de snemia 81
general. Tenia la sangre
muy pohre 8 impura y tanto las
venas como las arterirs estaban
c0mpletamente deSColOridas Nil
80 n blante estaba muy pAlido lo|
mismO que los labiOG y enCias. Mil
apetito b Abia desaparecido y los o.
ganos digestiv0a no obrAban bien
Y en- Conse CueDCia le peCo que cos
mia no me haciR ningun bien. Es.
TO me caus6 tAl debiIldad que ape
mas pOdla andar ni atender & mis-
negOCi0s. Estes dltimos losStuve
loe abandanar pOr complete. Sin
embargo que probe con todAs cla-
,es de remedies NO nbtube ningana
mejora. POr fin IN amigo mo aeon.
,ejo que tomara el Jsrabe Curative
10 Ia Madre 6elgel. Desde que ems
peC6 q t0marlO motto one habia en-
oontradO algO que por I'm NE iba 4
hacer bien. Continue tomandolo
hS sta ConCluir Ia cuarta botella 10
que fu6 sutiCiente para restable-
Oerme COmpIetamente. Ahora me
halo enteramne Q bieD, khabiendO
recuperadO CuaEenta y siete llbras
de peso y puedo atender & mis- ne
guC os como de Costumbre. He 70.
gsdo de mi prOpia voluntad 6 mi
amigo Don Tomas AsCensio Gall
van, farmaC6utico de esta plaza
que publique este hecho para re-
compensate q Vds. en- parte por ell
bien que ga medicina me ha heCho.
(Flrmado) Juan Perell6 y Garcia,
La Union, 81 de Octubre, 1896"
El escritor de la carta qae ante
CeGe es I'M ComerCiante en- La
Union y fidedigno en- todo con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11

EnjuicIamlento civil, Dor Salce.
do, tCmo.
Ley de enjuiciamientO civil. Eml
Ito Reug, 6 tomOs
Legislation Hipotecaris por Ga.
lendo, A tomos
Ley Hipotecaria con Reglameps
to, por Mcrell. l tomO.
AsanOeles judiCiales para 10 Cri-
rain2l.
Tacticas de Recuts, 40 cts.
Idem Secci6n y Oonpahis. go cts.
1dem Battalion, 80 cts.
Manual de Olases De tropa, 2 to.
mes s 2-.75.
C6digo de JustiCiA Militia. 30
centavOs
LSbt os para la Acadefd1a
preparatoria.
AritmetiOa, ,sporsSaD'
mas, 1 tOmo. 2 90
Algebra, por idem 2
VVAuO 60 . . s~s..s NJ
6eometrta por Orte'
gS, 2 tOmOs....-..... 400
TrigrOnOmetrfa, poF
Gomez y Psllete, l to-
o'n- n-.-.-s'...-~~.... zW
GTamaticR frsnCess,
por. .OteDerO, tomo.. 500
TraduCiCD, por Tra-
mania, l tomo. A25
Aritm6fiCa, por Cor
tSHaT, ] tomo.-.-..... $50
Algebra, por idem,
CCMO~. 5U
Geometrts, p0r ldem
l .tomO.-..-........ "a
Ge0metrfa y Trigo-
uometria, per Gavilan'
/ B6C
Aritm6tica, por Oar
din. / tomO.......... I5C
Algebra, pOr idem,
COmOs~ 6k
Ge0metrta, poe idem
], tOmO. mO.-.....-.....s 7e
Gr&matlca trSncesac
p9r Ohsntresu. ] tOmO z "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11
1OSE T. SILV a
qETUAN 37.-CAPITAL

nouxulado de M6jiCs, Ban iasro
O.oS9s;onista, A9enre prind pal de
: "Compania general Traa .tlanti-
Ia O1vanores franoeses), O0tr eepons
que S NSel Credit LyOunaia de Paris, Be
las Va" n,orte de los Essableoimien-
preEa1oa Oail de Paris, do la Com
tos u IA seguroa contra incendiol
Rsn1.1;Ch Union. y d9ls OOmpa
EwraScla (" Alisaza de aaegura-
ma ed !. Se Barcelona Yisn04 sn-
ga e1sal en- Agusdiaa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11
lOOLORAS EE TUBi)3

NVSAASA A%ASSS &a&A d ~ 0HSj
9 sattA La PIET0aA al OLGO I
LA UUAks&La, S& AUAEAh Dk
R4O4BAtsl 4& ssssA'A kG& = So = 'Es.
Hoil1n (bsssSsh
Bog6ns
B4a1AnO Gas plaza
6lSnc0 dS ptOma
BlENG0 az Et1c.
A2ui ssisa6ei
AA0s dc 0cbstLAs
AAGl aS ExosEa.
Oaasanc (STsa ).&a G&ss.ss.
UsBsanC Eol9.
OaxlAao d Vas Dyrs
Jsr4a.n g0SEaad.
UafE04a zs gaais
USNI3S asst,
3efEasliea,
&4EsgGGDa
&sls aa Eaga&,
Sadlgo3
aAASAiio ussoa6as1
amRisalo .1s ctonaa lar
A&SEilao dc s9os2ca VaG@s
AlaSi:i0 sAGisao,
Amarillo 40 SAg3saa
Atsa aEsSsza.2a.
AaEA aaTGaaasS.
go 200 .'s,as.,.. 1@a'A
LaaA OE4laaeiss
LSO& viOiada.
Negro de raagtl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11

Sc. GcGb,>M de recibir en- la Inopresa-
tG del BOIetfn:
T N T A

para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- envases de todo
peso. De cOlores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas dltimas Ell envases de 500 gra-
mos l, kiIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11
L!BRQS BARkTOS

de .Yant&a en- 10 lMpEenta de-
BOLRTIH 8ARCAETIx.
La bolsa. el Uomerclo y
lss soc'ededes MCECan-
tiles, l tomo.-~---- 81
LAacjonea de Dececho MeS
cantil. por verioa alum
noe do G0H Luis SE7eiR, ]
tOI1r r-a&~<-S-y -%~s~~H ~~s "
Tibxo de las SaGiESs, poE
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lars, eoaprende: sat-
ras, La arcadia moder-
an, Grapdazas do Ioa
pequeios, RpigzArnas y
latziilaae 7srias fabul&a
yMorAlej&S, tomo, rte.
tica 260 pAetnag.,------ ( 90
randido, Novsla por don
MariaHo Raa'To, l TO
rao rGss.aa ~.-.~--~ ..--..~.- n
Rlnccnats > cost&dillo J
El lieerGi&t5o VldEieEa
por idsm, ncs toaao~.--. "A
Los Rafos d. Argel, 90
mstiia, 2oy Id, un touso. "a
Rl g&liara0 esDa6ol, idem,
por ideas. ~ tonao. 2E
La leTanda de Eoche~buas
IN vac. ~sss~S~.s ~~AM~~4A 6u
Ri h.jo del GAersatan. pos
dor Casics Escasanrs,
z t91.0a. a......~..~~~- &C
Felipe q: Rstudio Bist6gi-
co esss'eo, por Y. CO.
mfG, J. tomo~r.-~...~. n
HON. male Po4tieo, Poe.
aias de SS iagerios,
ton0 ~.-s>r~wva ~-~.-a-.-s ~~m~ b;
ihtasr0, NstuG2io cientsf3.
%, por DON Julio G6.
Mek-~~~~~a ~~~s .~~.~~~ HI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11
HEMPRESA s
fFSFeESrlAULE CORlEoSDE lif AsfisssI
y trasportes miI.tarea
$s SobEtnOs dt Herrera, HsbRrs.

Los vapOrec de ests smEEssa sSst.
tusran "a sNlfSs Gesde sSts paeFso 81
log dtss S, 10, is, 20 ? IS 20 cade ErsS.
4 isS 5 de In saF9e e1 loa d{ss DE- labor
, q .isS sl$ del Gis On los faEIivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11
LINGA DE CUBA,

Lleyaran COLO hAsta S4sAtiago do Oats
los vapores cue eslsH loa d'ss s, Is ? 2t
Los de los elss s 2 IS tOcaran er
Nuevieta So-PH&Fs, GibRrn, Esya.
RI, BarEcoa, Guantanamo y UuhH
FL 0i& 10 h&rd las nalsnaaa escalSs,
4 sxcspci6n de In de MayA-i, y sdsmsE
C0Ssea Sc SsgUa Sc Tansmo.
TCaOs TesoruGrAD YeglacsDdo aps sas
idas dc Cuba los dies IL. 80 , 8, sfec.
tuan6Oss iAE antFaGas an 10 BKnaDa
en isa fcchas soErsspoadtentsR de- 10,
s. = Q xe ok&~ Sass.
NingUE0 as saSOs vRporss EoCarA q
50 1ot0rno 81 GazaaAnEuao,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11

para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay in>
fnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11

ds yestas D.epArado pruebs fuego sevsda
Fahrenhe eaCepcOnesa oondloiones bN N
siOa combustion ezp0ytanea AAHnao saal
Admss de todo 10 RnotRdO, pr6eo
los
mas rsdusdos gu~ los lie a1cas rxhanieras a 97F
Assns. se~sra4~ d ala sOBRINos Dnn1QUIAaA
Jnan Puerto ico Ca 10 TortaloEa utero IT. &qa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11

|PAPkL SEkAI4ADO
aladradO per ma sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutes, So
bres de oiCiOs, etc.
De vents en eSta Imprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11
LIMA Ds FUERTO.RIOo.

5sisR los disa 10 y so los vsporss
gus hAesn si ssrYicio Dc OoEReOs.
81 del dta 10 SOcA sn Nusvitas, GIBBS.
re-, BarAcOa, sau1Gtansno, Ouba, 5liabc
AAitiano = PoEt-&n-psincs Pusfto ia,
tas Peaes, ksyagisz, Ag0adiua , e,a
J3@Gs 40 Puess0sRie0s al rsIOrnc hnrs
sseaia sa lps mIsnos pusrtos.
81 Gel dE4 10 iE& por 6usvis -. 1.
basas DsSscos, .Gusnt&nsAao, Cub ,23sl
o Do@asAso, P0aOa. AsIAguss, Aga
lila , San Jnaa Dc P'.Sto-15.ao, =
MIA SO pos iss @isEs0s pasEtos.
b oEn@g4n a41is4 do Gs Puerto. R.a
los d rs y i sSEgscEivAnsntzy 800
an sn ebs soh taSs &9 = !, A.sEa 4,ss
! Ia &sisssa4b sA &Aa fOSk&s eOgsea eoa.
dtsntss as = ID sc ssda mss.
Aiag.Go is aaGes DOS vspo<ge ts@ssA
q ~ Estesss2 sG ssuanEanhmo
4AGgA DEl lOAIBAR ma.
IoG0E los iuasa las s do in sseas
aaiar& GS Va.'3E gus, s0osn4o los ulassss
sn ia kKaaaiH de Ssgus, i!@garA 4 Cai.
GaEIs4 tcs gai&seolss.
6eEczEETs azAk8z2o &s OEibxY.ss1 ics
I2SssK, asspI5a "a Ia sisgSGA del sYsl
aS 2sssjsso3. c52 esSslia ea SAsGa,
tlsg2Ea i 10 AAsoa4s igS ylsrnes.
Iodo* E9g Ss@Engs i iss@ s Gs 10 EaSls
salCAzA UESG yEpOs Que - - 81 CO AasEsis
aS S&gaa AGA G&na&9a = ilsgsg& 4 Uai
DHGisa eY4 AFgaasCa.
-SkS~Sa&Ess sG EssCeao ssiiGEGsG Ga Uai.
@&Si.& svs saszSsoss &aga9A s2s = Il 5g,&sss
SEA tz@a ss Q2s2. .aEazs tssssTG s1 t3agas
3 iasgaEa 4 la aaDa1a les m.assa.as.
3Al2VI4CA.GsJF:
2ata az2pEess GlsAe sl sSgs9E AsSUl
L g. possnsS para asG,0;qaoE par M
aGkass sA@ s&s-s lei&, ia sIilsaMtss. f.
oI2caa g&rs Aeialq~ss y aEll@4 PISS, &,.l
ssJGSnEc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11

DOCTRlNA CRISTIAbl
;lPOR G1T. ESTEVE

Nueva edici6n perfectaments
impresa y epcuaasrnadA en car
ton. ! NUEVE PESOS grrssa
al contAdo.
TomanGo 10 grucs&s se hses
an buen descusnto.
De venta en sssa ImprsntN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11
? en- epoca eparentenAMs
i Ia OORUNA Z SANTANDER,
Nels6Gsde Puerto RiOo los 1tGs 4 4
bW 15 de eadQ mes.


Nels6Gsde Puerto RiOO los 1Gas 4 d
5y 15 de eGdG mes.
Be sxRideA pRna5ss do Ida , vuslta OsA 5
pOT Oio1ts Dc rsbaia.
A Las 1amiliaR que paguoR 10 squivaIeAela
see paaajss saseEos, % lea har& ID rebaja del
tE po1 Oieats. IEtA rebAja ne % apIoabls
o. biIIetas de Ida vuslta.
En- aag e elaso. On aIAo msA0T Dc
aAoC ca eadG camilla, gratis. Les IsmSa me
RsSsa dc . .kss de Pasais, de II axes Hs
ssmpiidss Rasajss do Ii AaeE oWmplidsS Fa-
safe e2tAfes
Es b. PEaEsrsAsis y g. srdLsaria. On ale
uaSts Asses gratis. De 3 & ] aEes pasAgs,
Dc ] s II szSs RasajO, dc IL Szss 81 sdstAA-
q fs7sis sHtsre.
RTE aA aa :aa A%%x&NAA8s
VAPOR MEXICO.
e @ 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-11
PARA COPLAR,

Prensss..de sodoS tamaiOs J
precios, agustO del comprador
The record-union., 1897-01-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Colonel D. M. Burns is up from San
Francisco.
H. de Laguna and S. D. Woods of
Stockton are in the city.
NJ. Richardson, the Truckee lumber
man, is at the Golden Eagle.
Ex- Surveyor General J. w. Shanklin
of San Francisco is visiting the city.
Frank Mclaughlin, Chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee, is
here.
John Breuner and Henry Mohr are
shivering in the Chicago blizzards these
days.
s. j. Nathan, the New York clothing
manufacturer is here on a visit to his
old home.
Mrs. F. Owen, H. H. Owen and A. l..
Owen of Penryn, Placer County, are
stopping at the Golden Eagle.
Among the visitors in the city is Will
lam E Arthur of Pasadena, who was
Chairman of The last Republican State
Convention.
H. H. Nelson, the California repre-
sentative of John H. Spolln & Co., man
ufacturing agents, San. Francisco, is a
guest ait the Western Hotel.
Edgar Brown of Mormon Island was
in the city yesterday on business. He
reports his section of the country as be-
ing in a f1ourishing condition.
The record-union., 1897-01-29
BACK IN JAIL.
Tom 1cSherry Convicted of Assault
at CoSumnes.

When Tom McSherry made a howl
the other night because another man
gave him beating over game of
cards he did not know that he was
getting himself into trouble, but he
was
II seems that at a dance at the
Slough House during the holidays a big
row occurred, in which McSherry was
one of the principals. When the smoke
of battle had cleared away it was
found that Michael Powers had been
stabbed by McSherry. and subsequent
~ steps were taken for the latters ar
rest, but he had disappeared
But his recent trouble in this city
got his name into the Record UniCn,"
and that settled him. As soon as the
paper reached the Cosummes the next
day word was sent to the city for the
.police to hold McSherry, and he was
held.
yesterday he was taken out to the
scene of the holiday function for exam
ination before the Justice Of the Peace
of that township. District Attorney
Ryan went out to prosecute the case.
but after the testimony was all in it
was found not to be very strong, and
all parties agreed to have the charged
reduced to one of simple assault.
To this McSherry pleaded guilty and
was brought back to the County Jail
The record-union., 1897-01-29
SOCIAL EVENTS.

A very enjoyable evening was spent
by the young people of the B. Y. P. U.
of Calvary Baptist Church at the home
of their pastor, Rev. 7. M. Mitchell
515 Fifteenth street, a few days since.
The occasion was the installation of the
following officers: President, G. w.
Shoemaker; Vice President, George
Bush; Treasurer, George Fisher; Sec
retary, Miss Sadie J. Bedee; Chairman
of the Membership Committee, Miss D..
Shubert; Devotional, Miss D. Prescott;
Social, T. X. Barkworth; Tracts and
Publications, J. I. Brown; Missionary
Miss c. Shubert
After the installation the society ad-
journed and proceeded to- make the
evening pleasant by singing and play
ing games. At a late hour refreshments
Were served, after which the company
departed, all agreeing that they had
had a very social time
The record-union., 1897-01-29

Van Buskirk contest, said board refus-
ed to sustain the decision, and decided
that, according to the articles of agree
ment, signed by both contestants, the
decision and purse should go to j.
Stelzner.
THE articles from which the clubs
decision is drawn are Sections and =
of the Articles of Agreement: Section
3. The decision of the referee must be
satisfactory to the club In case such
decision is not satisfactory to the club,
said club to have the right to with
hold the purse.
g Section g. A decision must be given
at the end of the ten rounds, such de-
cision being given to the one having
decided advantage
An officer of the club stated that he
club disclaims any authority over the
bettin, having nothing to do with
that. 1t is said, however, that the rule
is for bets to follow the decision of the
referee.
The record-union., 1897-01-29
THE BOGART RECITAL.
Will Take Place at the Congregations
Church Tonight.

The song recital announced for the
Bogart Concert Company under direc-
ton of Francis Stuart, takes place this
evening at the Congregational Church.
The box sheet at Purnelfs shows a
large sale of tickets, which has no
doubt been somewhat emphasized by
the popular price of twenty-five cents
for admission without extra charge for
reserved seats.
The lady vocalists of the company
however, who have already appeared
here for the Lecture Association, have
numerous admiring friends in the city,
and would doubtless have testified to
that fact, through a good audience, If
double the present admission rate had
been charged
The programme will be largely COM
posed Of popular songs, but some of the
numbers will also give opportunity for
display of the classic art, and the en-
joyment of those who seek that realm
in music,
The record-union., 1897-01-29
THE MEMORIAL GROVE.
Enthusiastic Reception of the Propo-
sition Throughout the State.

Mrs. DR.. Waggoner has returned from
San Francisco, where she had held a
meeting Of the General Memorial
Grove Committee.
There was large attendance present
from San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose,
Berkeley, Alameda and Vallejo, with
many letters from distant parts Of the
State regretting the inability Of the
writer's to attend The delegates were
all very enthusiastic over the proposed
movement, and proved the same by
substantial contributions to the memo
rial fund.
The comrades from different posts in
the State who had been communicated
with express themselves as being will
ing to aid not only by good counsel but
in a financial way, which will be very
acceptable to the promoters.
At a recent meeting of the ladies of
Edward Roby Circle, G.. A. R., of this
city, there was large delegation of
Grand Army men present, and the sub
ject was freely discussed, all pledging
assistance
The enterprise is no longer one Of
speculation, but an assured fact. AS
SOOil as iep1lS5 dle ISCSlScQ IIOln last
ern correspondents at the battlefields
and other points, the date of the tree
planting will be made public. The fol.
lowing committees were appointed at
the meeting in San Francisco.
Programme Committee - Chairman,
Belle S. Herr, Department President of
the Ladies Of the Grand Army in Sac
ramento, and Past Presidents Ella c..
Smedley and Venice F. Gushing of
Oakland, Carnelia S. Shirland of Sac
ramento, Sarah A. Metcalf and Belinda
S. Bailey of San Francisco, Abby L.
Burgess and Eleanore P. Anderson Of
San Jose, and Eva j. French of Santa
Rosa
Finance Committee-Mary Blood-M Mil
Ter (Chairman), Anna L. Poulk, Mary
E. Smith, Sarah z. B. Todd and Rachel
K. Pierce.
Reception Committee-The President
Past Presidents and Department Off
GERS Of Edward Roby Circle No. 2, La
dies of the G. A. R., Sacramento.
Ways and Means-The Presidents Of
each circle in the Department, with
power to choose assistants from their
own circles
The record-union., 1897-01-29
A SOLDIERS KICK.
He Wants Governor Budd to Look
After the Yountville Home.

The following unique complaint has
come from the Soldiers Home at Yount-
vile. 1t was referred to a reporter for
deciphering, because the writer had
made the waste basket reference fairly
plain.
After worrying with the letter for
an hour the following was made out. 1t
will be observed that there are only two
stops in the whole letter and there are
no commas:
January 81, 1897.
Governor Budd-Dear Sir: / want you
to Suppress Criminal offences Against
the Civil Laws of Drunkness and Rolly
Sisciant in this place which is Regu-
lar Damb inferno of Crimors Against the
Civil Law there is a Big Stiff here they
Call an Ajent he himself was has Drunk
has the Dimppull was at A. Funeral
once and who kept me without any
Breakfast once Because l forgit Myself
and turned up the plate when the Sat
Down Such Crimes Against the Civil
Laws was never Allowed in all My Mila-
terry Service which is Encouraged Be
cause it holds out For it Ring to Make
Money out of it was Misfortune of
Bank ROBBERY of Sanfrancisco in 1871
and a Custom House Man who Swindled
Me out of A Large amount and Kun
Away to washington were he has Re-
mained For II years Owing Me Legally
BY the Laws of the State these ROBBERS
Caused Me to Come here 1 have A Let
ter From Congressman I. A. Barham d
Senitor perkins Stating they have A
Rileaf Bill Before the house to pay Me
For Falls Imprisonment I Suffered In
the Service and to pay Me A Service pen
sion has I don't Come under the 1nVer-
lead pension Law has soon has l get
these claims settled / Intend to Leave
here But I don want to live in hell on
Earth until then amounst Misdemanor
Drunks and Rioters Against the Civil
Laws Any More then they would Be AL
lowed BY the Municipal Laws of San
francisco or any other City in the world
the Civil Laws Must Be Obayed and the
Milatery Must not Establish Such A
System of Criminal offences Against the
Civil Laws hoping you will Study this
waste Basket Because you think I have
no pull or influnce or any think have
main yours very Respectfully George
S Walker Soldiers home yountville Napa
County CALIFORNIA.
The letter will be referred to the Gov
ernor on his return to this city next
Monday.
The record-union., 1897-01-29
SUNDAYS COURSING.
Thirty-Six Dogs Will Compete for
the Prizes.

There will be a good stake at The
park on Sunday between thirty-siE OF
the best dogs in the city, besides sever
al from abroad San Francisco, Marys-
vile and Rocklin will be represented by
their cracks. Eclipse, Hercules, Little
Delight and Straight Tip are among the
flyers entered.
The new judge, Ed. Canavan, seems
to have infused a great deal Of conh-
dence into the Sacramento leashmen,
and large cards will be the rule from
now on. The hares have all been in
the park for quite while and are run
ming strong. If the weather should be
fair a great days sport will be had.
The prizes will be $50, S15 and $40.
Ed. Canavan will judge and William
O'Neil will do the slipping. Following
is the draw:
Schulz & Rought's ARA Coon
against w Seitz Slower and Slower.
G. Nj. Grffith's Susie against Egan &
Hanlons Well and Strong.
Nethercott Bros Moonlight against
Tyer Bros Golden Rule.
J. F. Heenan's Harry S. against T.
Kennedy's Little Schoolgirl.
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Bros Flora T.
P. Kennedys Little Delight against
Spain & McDonald's Eureka Girl.
Sheehan & O'Brien's Grady against
J. Stout's Lord Lonsdale.
I. Williams Airship against Sheehan
Bros. Banjo.
H. Blues Uncle Ike against Spain &
McDonald's Defender.
Devine & Lipman's Patience against
Egan & Hanlon's Reception.
w. McCurdy's Belvidere against l..
McMahon's Lily of the West.
Nethercott Bros Red Cloud against
c. Galligher's Duke Orlando.
T. Faltrick's Yellow Jacket against
Spain & McDouald's Lilly V.
I. Williams AlkaH Boy against Re-
guin & Barrett's Eclipse.
Stephenson & Tyler's Old Jack against
Schulz & Rought's Butcher Boy.
T. Faltrick's Combination againset
w. Seitz' White Flyer.
Turf Kennels Ingleside against De-
vine & Powers Straight Tip.
Heinrich & Vogel's Angeline against
J. r. Dickson's Hercules.