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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
THE MAINE DEAD.
Only One Body Positively 1denti6ed-The
Fest VIII Be Hurled in Arlington.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 27.-Capt. Charles D..
SIgsbee and Chaplain John p. Chadwick OF
the battleshiD Texas were at the Navy De-
partment to-day arranging for the lnterment
In the Arlington National Cemetery to-
morrow OF the bodies OF the men killed
In the destruction of the Maine. Owing to
the decay OF the collins and other causes
the separate indemnity OF the bodies has
been destroyed or made uncertain.
except in one case-tbat Of Frederick c. Holzer.
landsman. who was not buried In the plot with
the other Maine men In Cristobal Colon Gene
terry in Havana. but in n separate grave else
whore in the cemetery. Holzer's body has been
claimed BY relatives and VIII be shipped 70 4.
the ony body that will receive private burial,
A statement furnished to the Department by
Capt Sigsbce shows that only seyenty-thre OF
the bodies recoverei were actually or suppos-
eddy identified. The bodies OF sixty-seven
members Of the crew were not recovered. All
the bodies to be inferred at Arlington to- NOR
row were taken from the Cristobal Colon Gene
terry. where the remains Of 1875 men were
buried Twenty-Five bodies were buried in
Key West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
OPPOSED TO A LANCE ARMY.
Senator Cochreli Says 10000 Men With
Increase of Artillery WIZ BE Enough.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator CockreIl OF
Missouri visited the White House to-day and
while there gave expression TO some opinions
regarding legislation for the Army. He is the
senior minority member Of the Committee on
Military Affairs in the Senate. and IL was owing
to the dogged determination exhibited by him
sell and Senator German that Congress at the
last session refused TO follow President
Mckinlcy's Recommendation that the regular
army he increased to 100 900 mon
Il will oppose. he said to-day. the proposed
increase OF the regular army to 10000 men
which. ! understand. is the present Republican
programme Last session Congress made pro-
vision for 100000 men until June 30. 1901 a
year and a half vet. and there IA no need OF
legislation NJ the present session That ar
rangement was intended TO be merely tenn
porary. covering the period Of tho Philippine
outbreak When that Il settled think that
2O.OOO men. with some Increase OF the artil-
lery arm 10 care for const Notifications. will
be all the army tho country needs I am in
favor Of increase Of the artillery force as suG-
Ges'cd. bur do not think TINT in the near future
there will be any necessity OF increasing the
regular force of infantry or cavalry"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
WIRELESS TELHGR4PHr.
Lighthouse Board to Cooperate with the
Navy Department in Making Tests.

WAsHrNGToS. Dec. 1.-THE Navy Depart
ment aud the Lighthouse Board OF the Treas
ury Department ore endeavoring to arrange
for the establishment o; wireless telegraphy
stations on lighthouses and lightshlps In the
United States. Several conferences on the sub
ject have been held between naval officials An d
those o. the Lighthouse Board. II is probable
that Il series 81 experiments vii be con
Quoted on naval vnssels and In the liz htnouses
TO ascertain how tho system may be improved
before there Is ANY attempt made to install
=, IL ~ realiz'd ty the Lighthouse Board and
Navy Department officials that the system
must be shown to he Of value CONNIE c ally
c'ore II should be put In onerat on los the
Government, This Is the principli reason OF
lighthouses being regarded as objects best
adapted for commun cation by wireless ,eleg-
be conducted ~ Newport under the charge Of
the Naval War College, but these are to be- dis
tinct from the more general tests 10 be made
by 60 iperatOn on the part Of tho Navy Depart-
ment and the Lighthouse Board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
g. TINDERBILT .iT am pOTyT.
A Congressional Party Also A ri,es for a
Holiday Outing.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Dee 27.-Corncus VAN
dcrbilt and wife OF New York ara n. the Cham
berlin Hotel and the following Legislators from
Washington are also at Old Point: United
States Senator W. B. Allison, Speaker Hender-
son. Congressman Hepburn and Cousins OF
Iowa and Congressman Amos ]. Cummings OF
New York. Senator Cockrel IL expected to
Join tho party
The Vanderbilt party reached here this
morning nv rail. travelling In n private car
This afternoon. after registering AZ the Cham
berlin. Mr. Vanderbilt returned to the city and
spccted the plant with Supt. Post The Con-
gross pnrty reached Old Point by steamer
early this morning. Tomorrow morning the
party will come here to visit the shpyarti
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
FENI1SS active IN TROY.
Spies In tho Employ OF the English Govern
ment Watching Thor MoNemrnts

ment Watching Their Movements.
Troy. Dec. e7-For tho past two weeks spies
In the employ OF the English Government have
been in this city watching tho Irish or.aniaa.
tiohS Troy was the centre OF tho
Fenlan movement In 1855. and a strong
organization loft this city and entered
Canada a. tina, time. participating In the battle
OF Limestone Ridge Local IriShmcn are out
spoken in their sympathy for the Beers. and
declare that tho time Ia ripe for blow at their
country's oppressor. The Hlbcrnian Knights.
at recent meeting. voted u sum o! money 10
aid the Beers. This organization is vol drilled
and equipped with rifles. An officer OF the or
ganiziton said to- ny:
Our society Ia with the enemies OF England
at all times and will assi st them in any possibl
way. We are awnrc Of the presence ~ British
spies In Troy. One actually gained admission
70 our organization and attended two meetings
before his Identity was discovered We are
not making public what We are doing or what
We purpose doing. but We are willing to aid
the Doors In any way. even to the extent OF "A
run TO Canada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
SNOw IN NORTHERN VIEW FORK.
Thirty Inches on the Level In watertown
Country Roads ImpassnbIe.

Thirty Inches on the Level In watertown
Country Roads ImpassnbIc.
WATERTowS. n. Y. Dec 27.-The Oldest in.
habtant is trying to think OF q snowstorm
which is the equal OF the one tina. has been
raging to-day throughout this region. The
snow began TO fail here at 9 O'Clock this morn
ing The storm continued oil day. and there
are no indications ot its stopping at u O'Clock
Tonight. A. least thirty inches Of snow on the
Level has fallen. and IL Ia banked up on tho
h,c to see over the piles Thore was no wind
during the day but tits blowing some to- IT.
The storm has not seriously DELAYED
trains, AZ the snow is very Light
The. trouble will come tomorrow II the
wind continues Bn siness was practically
suspended here to-day and IL will take
several days n break ont the country roads
aud max" them passahle. Tho street cars ran
Tor time this moraing. hut tho service was
practically abandoned this afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
1HiN>rlah REFUGErIy THE BROW
Pickeh ur Half starved While Looking for
His Son, whom lie Hadn't seen for Years.

IN old man who says lie is n refugee from
III" Transraa' was picked up yesterday
In !The Bronx BY Detectives Dillon and
Norton Of West Chester. Ho had been
wandering about for two days and
was starved and nearly frozen. Pinned TO hIs
cont was large card on which was printed in
largo letters. NJ. RoSenfedt, care Of j Cook
80 Purdy street. West Chester near \ vs.
After tolcphonng about for several hours the
police learned that the old mans son lived in
train for that place, " "
Ro5cnfcdt said that ne was keeping store
IN the Transvnal when the war broke ont. and
the Beers. who suspectod him OF British
sympathles mnde lic SO unpleasant for him
thnt ne sold out and started for America u
years He came to New York by way OF Liver
pool and had been looking for his son nearly
two weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
BOgR sYMrATHIzERs ~ CANADA.
An Ontario Schooitcnchcr Dismissed for
Preaching Disloyaity to- His Pupils.

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. 27.-Sympathy for tho
boers Is not confined TO Quebec. hut il now
displayed in Ontario. A despatch to-day from
Woodstock says that Principal Crane Of the
DuhnNillc public school IL an ardent sym
rathiz"r with the Beers in their struggle with
Great Britain. He has publicly expressed his
feeling, and. Il Is said has tried to i'm bue th-
pupils o. the publ c school with the same seuti-
desst but refused 20 the hoard held meet.
ing AMI decided 10 dispense with his services
sttcr Jan: J.. -, II Is said that other school,
teachers in Western Ontario. who feel az
Crane does. Will be dealt with IN the same way
The Government now contrmplates a ma.
terihl charge ~ the CONT ostiOn OF the second
contingent. Tho principal change is II sub
stantlal Increase IN he number Of mounted
rin"m"n. -Four snundrnns will Dc sent instcad
now ~ nci!N" progress throughout the DnnIin-
Ion Tn" rer0rt ~ the capture OF u Canadian
picket ut Belmont - not ere! itcd here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28

WAsnINGToN. Dee. 27-Cen. Otis cabIed the
War DEPARTMENT today the arrival at Manila
last evening OF the Thirty eighth and Fortie,h
lniantry, There. were no Casualties. Tha
nir,S ,elEHth Infantry; commanded by Col
ca nov ~, on the TRANSPORTS Duke OF Fife nm
Ejviiaan I' Ihe lortie,h Infantry, under Col Col
on NOV -. on the Ohio and Indiana. ""''soo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
LITTLE WATER TO FIGHT FIRES
Commissioner Scannell Discovers why Will
Iiamsbridge Cottages Burned.

Commissioner Scannell Discovers Why Will
liamsbridge Cottages burned.
Fire Commissioner ScGnnell yesterday inves-
tigated tho fire which destroyed three DWELL
inGs at williamsbridge several days ago. After
ward the Com missioner said
The Fire Department has provided as much
protection for williamsbridGe as It eau. The
trouble Ia In the water supply in that part OF
the city. Al this Are the firemen had 20 depend
he entirely Inadequate The pumping station
al the water company Is at Mount Vernon,
miles away from the fire. There IL no natural
and the pulling of the box several miles away
from the fire were responsible for tho spread OF
city from night fires the pumping station
should be kept open at all times. II they con-
cent 10 Increase tho pressure | shall notify
Vernon our department will be willing TO send
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Gen. Otis, Legalizcs Clyn marriages.,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27--Major- Gen. Otis has
notified the War Department that he has
issued a law providing for tho legallzation OF
civil marriages in the Philippines Under the
spanish rule in the archipelago church mar
rlaGes only were permitted. There was no
provision OF any Kind tor civil marriages. The
spanIsh regulations on the subject have been
Tescihle1 w Gen. Otis, and marriage cere-
ana nave iull legality without the sanction OF
the Church. Gen. Otis says the law became
operative on Dec. IL, ~"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
FENiA,s NOT PLANNING 4 RAID.
Secretary Sutton of the Land League Says
the Ruinors Are Unfoundcd.

OMAHA. Mob. Dec. ~. John p Sutton of
Lincoln, Secretary OF the Land League, de-
clares that II there Is a movement by the Irish
societies to invade Canada ho does not know
OF II.
4 believe would know Of such thing II It
was contem plated" he taii. Il knew the
leaders OF tho first FenIan raid we'll and Gen.
O'Neill. who commanded the Irish troops,
told me that the time would come when tho
Irish would force England to reease Canada
or would force the United States to enter into
an alliance dsfensiyc, and Offensive. with
England IL looks like something OF Tint
kind Ia approaching.
Il have rect ived some letters and kilograms
OF inquiry from different Irish cnthusinsts
throughout tho country, wanting TO enlist II
such movement Is seriously contem plated
but TO al have wired that know nothing OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28

wAsHINaToN. Dec. 27-These army order
were iasued to-day,

WASHINGTON, Dec 27-These army orders
were issued to-day:
will be relieved at Chicago as examiner OF reernit.
by Major Henry !. Raymond. Surgeon Of Volunteers
and proceed TO San Francisco.
The following assignments TO regiments OF ohioers
recently promoted are announced; Lieut. John + B.
Mitchell Jr.. To the Twelfth Infantry, @ Impnny d.
Lieut.. James p, Drouillard, TO the First Infantry
oompan} r. but will remain with tho Sixth Infan.
Try uhtil further orders Lieut. Martin H. Grim.
mlhs to the SIKH Inlantry Lieut.. Marion M
Vii wgeAs W. tne rieNrnth Infantry. Company O. bnt
innher orders! Lieut.. James NJ Love, Jr' to tha
dmth ihtanlrS; Lieut. Paul u. McCook to the Sec.
ohd infantry, company II; Lieut.. Frederick W
coleman. Ir., to the Eighth Infantry Companv q
further orders ''""HS Until
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
The Lafayette silver Dollars.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-George f. Roberts.
Director OF the Mint. called on President
Mckinley to-day and handed to him the frat of
the Lafayette silver dollars coined at the Phila-
delphia mint a few days ago This coin ia to
be presented by President Mckinley 10 The
President Of the French Republic. Tho fefev
ette dollars nre to be coined in connectlon VII
the fund raised by American school chill ran
Tor erecting q monument TO the Marquis de
Lafayette In Paris. WIS "o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
srDA1Y rAGEr 10 FI.nT BorRs
Sailed for England Yesterday to Join Lord
W0lNnrtun'a Rnmgh I,lncr.

sydney Paset. brother Of Amorc II.
Pnsot and the racing partner OF William c.
Whitney, sailed yesterday for LIVERPOOL on th,
White Star Liner Toutonic. He goes IN En-
land to Join the Rough Riders that ord MI
yerton Is raising Tor service IN the EOcr war
Mr. Paget said that he felt that his rountrv
needed his services aud that II was his duty IN
respond; Mr., Paget has won fame ms a gentle
man rider. and has had experience on tho
when he game to America some ycnrs ago He
sold out his interest in his Western busncss
and came 10 New York Two years ngo' M
whitney, whose daughter married Aimeric II
ihgGt. gave nm informal dinner In homo, ~
Mr. Phgot on Tuesday night """'' VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Capt. White. u. y. NJ, Retired.

WAsurSGroS. Dec. 27.-The President to.
day approved the re.ifoment from active ser.
vice OF Capt Edwin White. L. S.N. Capt.
White has bcen in the service since Nov. 20,
1861, and according to recent act OF Congress-
Roar Admiral, Hc WIS q cadet at the Naval
academy, receiving his appointment from
nhia. which was on the Pacific coast during
the war with Spain. Owing to illness Can't
White has been on shore leave since Septem-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Admiral Dewey send. His Bear to the Zoo

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Admiral Dewey has
turned over to the National biological Park in
Washington for safe keeping a big black bear
recently presented to him as n Christmas Ritt
from BemidJi. MINI. Billy. as the animal il
called, Is a fine specimen Of the black bear OF
abiding place will probably be in the zoo
where several sim ar animals are kept Tbe
people OF Bcmidli, In making the gift informed
mo Admiral that no was at liberty TO give away
the bcnr II he wished To do So N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Marietta sans rrom sinronor. ,ou ,,.,

NASHlNGToN. Dec. 1.-THE gunboat Mari
S ,T sailed from SinGHT ora for Manila TODAY
me Marietta Is the asst in the race of the four
ManrshlIs sent TO Manila from the United States
Wh ana the New Orleans have reached Meni1a
several days ago. "''''e tut "aniia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28

For Maine and New Hampshire snow to-day and
prooablI Friday; light to fresh var,aJlu winds,
Fer Rhodn lslond, rain or snow 10 day and prob
ab!y Friday; light - fresh variable wind.
For Vermont snow todavi Friday fair. south 10
west winds
For Massachusetts,. rnow to-day; Friday ,,i. il,
west, probably snow in eastern portion; sopth uiu,,
becoming variable
for Connecticut eastern .Nrw rOrI Neo Jrrs,,.
e1'hri PnnsgiraHio. &r Dis'rict o, C,uaLi1. D,in.
vdr, aud hdrpIond. snoo to.duy, fridry /air; C,,h
souh 10 eds wind', b coming Te't,rIy to.HighL
For western Pennsvlvania and western New York,
snow to-day Friday fair. except probably snow
near tho lakes; fresh west winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Movements of Naval Vessels.

WAsHISGToN, Dec. 27,-The collier Mnrcelus
has been ordered out OF commission. The
gunboat Dorothca recently received orders to
go into commission. but these orders have been
withdrawn for the time being The training
ship Hartford. with 800 landsmen on hoard
will sail from san Francisco for VALPARAISO
about Jan. D, on her way the Atlantic coast
~ the United States The aux illinry cruiser
Dixie will sail from New York Tor Norfolk on
Thursday ncxt. and will be- converted into a
training shin ~ Norfolk. The Gunboat Vixen
is at the Norfolk anchorage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Roland Reed. Condition SERIOUS.

At 81. Luses Hospital last night 1t was said
that the condition OF Roland Reed the actor.
who was operated upon on Tuesday to effect
the, removal Of a canceIous growth. was very
inquirers We're assured. however. that Mr..
Reed was resting easily and would probably
recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
THE BoEns NniD L,r,rEr1r
DO Declares Man Raising Recruit, 70,
Them in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. Dec, 27.-Unless NJ, Pierre
Petit receives fands soon from DR.. Leyds 10
send recruits Tor the Beers to Africa he says
ne VIII try TO raise money In Cincinnati Tha
true character OF the headGugrtcrs OF I'll" BorT
revealed by Mr. DOrmcy, ono of thc ' nSnm
charge To-day He said: " NV" III
IN we want now is a Lafayette in South
WI uElhs 10 raise an outside force OF 40 OO0
m,Sn', sueh as Lafayette commanded when he
=, Dormey was waxing uuiie rioouen, ,,ho,,
iesI i IA lHterrnpted him in French. saying: "'''
Thcn Dormey became silent md ra,,soa .
answer questions. " 'o'"seo 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
HOSPITAL SHIP FOR THE BoERs,

5poCIHI NbSessWeht OF Tho a. o. III. SnId tn
Have been Ordered for That Purpose.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec ga cull for n spcclaI
assessment OF the members OF the Ancient
order OF Htbernans In this city was sent out
to-day and 1t Is supposed that In answer to the
appeal there Will be received at least S25, 900.
which sum will be used to send a hospital shin
u the Beers. IL IL the intention Of the leaders
q the society to hold public meeting In the
Academy OF Music IN order to Impress upnn
sympathiyers with the Beers the necessity ~
sending them assistance ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Escaped Seal From the Bronx zoo c,nr,

One OF the seals that escaped from the
Bronx Park Zoo three weeks ago and wandered
TO the Bronx River was captured yesterday IN
ihe zoo. IL was seen on Tuesday by Ham,
Johnson aan Ia, and several companions, Johnson
m ,au wire net and nndlnK the seal disporting
friends In rowboats to capture Il. BY csrsini
manauvrtng the seal was coinered In try
ing to escape II swan Into the net AZ VIZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
OUR FoRKIsY COMMERCE..

btHItulSht OF Imports hHU ENUUFIb EVr
November, 1898 and 1899.
WASHINGTON. Dec '27.-The detailed tables
OF the November imports and exports were
ompeted to-day by the Treasury Bureau OF
Statistics. The summary which accompanies
them shows the foreign commerce OF the
month by great ck,ssea. compared with that OF
tho CORRESPONDING month Of last year, rs fol-
lows:
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Agricultural College Trustees.

The new trustees of the State Agri-
cultural College met in Lake City this
week and organized by electing Judge
e. X. Foster, of Gainesville, president;
Geo. w. Wilson, editor Of the Jackson
vile Times Union and Citizen, Vice
president, and F. e. Harris, editor of
the Ocala Banner, secretary. DR.. w.
f. Yocum was reelected president of
the college, in fact the entire faculty
was reelected With an increase of sal
airy. Mrs. Dora Harris, formerly of
Citlh, was elected mattron.
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cent. and 100 per cent. matches being
made several times. Breeders that Will
raise your chicks to perfection. Send
stamp for circular to NONE SUCH IN
CURATOR CO., Terre Haute, Indiana
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operation. We are doing the hulling for
Is cents per bushel. E. o Painter & Co.,
DeLand, Fla. IA If
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WITNESSES WHO UeStIHeu CO HppuCHuL
proofs are PERSONS of responsibility
and good reputation, and THAT their
staltsements are worthy of belief, and
also that the attesting officer or officers
ARE duly authorized to- attest said
proofs and that their signatures there
to are genuine.
Section S. 1T shall be the duty Of
the County Commissioners of each
county i'm This Sua,te, during the month
of january of each year to furnish the
secretary of the State Board Of Pen
siolns a certified list of all pensioners
in their respective counties who are
entitled to receive pensions according
to tin provisions of this act, and it shall
be the duty of said County Commits
sioners to publish, by mott less than
two insertions in a newspaper publish
ed in the county, and if there be no pa,
per published in the county, then by
posting in courthouse door for thirty
days, such certified List of pensioners
as q part of their official records for
the month of january of each YEAR. IT
shall be the duty of the State Board
of Pensions to furnish annually suit
able blanks for making such reports.
Section 6. 1T shall be the duty of the
Board of County Commissioners Of
1u, oo,,y, .fIic, thHn .to roy>o,9f N
the, State BOARD of Pensions, Mt least
once "a year the maine of any person or
PERSONS ON the pension list who do not
come within the provisions of this act,
accompanying each REPORT with a
sthtemenb of the faIcts upon which
such report is based; upon the filing of
such report, with the accompanying
proofs, the State Board of Pensions
shall drop the maine of such person or
persons from the pension list if in
their Judgment the facts reported will
Justify.
Section z. When the proofs requir-
ed by this act have been filed with the
State Board of Pensioners, and are sal
isfactory to the said board, the Comp
trol1er shall draw his warrant on the
Treasurer of he State in favor of the
applicant for The sum to- which he may
be entitled ,and quarterly thereafter
similar warrant shall be drawn in
favor of applicant whenever 1t 1h&ll
be made to appear by oath of applj-
can't, properly aHtested, and by the GER
ticate of the clerk of he Circuit Court
of the county of his residence, that Rp-
plicant lis known to him and that he is
a bona fide citizen of said county and
is the Individual ITO whom previous
payment HAS been made.
Section g. There shall be annually
assessed and collected a tax not to ex
coed one mill per dollar on all proper
ty i'm this State liable to assess nent,
which shall constitute a fund for the
payment of pensions, the, proceeds of
which shall be appropriated for the
payment of such pensions as may be
allowed. Should the amount thls rails
ed be- insufficient to pay the full
amount of pensions allowed under the
provisions of this act, then the amount
raised shall be DISTRIBUTED pro ra.a
Among The pensioners entitled to re-
L.I.
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SALT SICK Cured for $1.OO or money re-
funded. w. H. Mann, Meanwhile, Putnam
Co Fla. 15x29
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FOR SALE-A pair of Large Mules-good
workers. Address Tom Page, DeLand. Fla.
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CHEAPCOLUMN

| RATES-Twenty words, name and ad-
so cents.