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has been attached in said cause and
that the same will be sold to satisfy
judgment.
w. f. MARTIN.
(SEAL) Clerk.
BY G. VI. BIRD. Deputy.
Richardson, Reid & Hervey, Attor-
neys for Plaintiff, Roswell, n. NJ.
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NOTICE..

Miss Gardeners Studio of Piano
and French will be located for the
present at Mrs. Clements residence,
900 N. Richardson. GIFT.
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LOCAL NEWS.

L~~~~~~
For fruit trees and shrubbery see
Wyatt johnson. 62t12*
Louis Scholars of Artesia spent
yesterday in the city.
Stark trees bear fruit. Wyatt John
son. agent. 62t12*
For sale, ticket to Kansas City, fur
gentleman. Record Office.
FOR SALE.-Lady's ticket to st. Lo-
uis. Call at Record Office. tt
Cecil Davis went to Artesia last
evening on a business trip.
FOR SALE-My residence, corner
of 18th and Main street,-A. j.
Nisbet.
Rev. E. Mcqueen Gray, the noted
Episcopal Divine, spent yesterday in
the city.
A lady desires to sell a railroad tick
ct to Kansas City. Apply at the Rec
ord office.
Miss Mabel Patterson left last eve
ming for Hagerman to visit her friend
Miss Mitchell.
Are you going to plant an orchard?
See Simpson & DeFreest for first
class trees. tt
Board and roo $500 per week.
Inquire at Mrs. r. S. Cravens, old
Lea Building. 63t6
George B. Jewett and wife of Chi
cago are among the recent arrivals.
Mr.. Jewett is connected with the
Santa Fe.
Twenty acres in young apple trees,
Hondo soil, adjoining Roswell. See
C. W. DeFreest. tt
is in the city on a prospecting trip.
He is a wholesale dealer in crockery.
Experienced man waiter wanted.
Steady employment. Apply between
2 and 8 p. m. at Hotel Shelby, Sat
urday. 2t*
Frank Brown left last evening for
Artesia to visit his brotherin-law,
Gayle Talbot. editor If the Artesia
Advocate.
H. M. Goebel of Grand Rapids, Mi
chigan, is in the city or a prospecting
trip. He is a dealer in wall paper
and paints.
Say, we mean you, don't forget to
read tomorrow and read it the very
first thing you do, the page ad. OF
Forsyth & Co..
WANTED.-A claim building or out
shed. Must be close in and cheap.
Will pay cash.-W. G. Wells, Cor.
West Fifth and Main.
J. w. B. Cook and wife are in the
city from Chicago and are investiga-
ting the country with the intention
of locating. Mr.. Cook was a produce
dealer in Chicago.
w. X. Breeding, assessor OF Roose-
welt county. passed through the city
last evening on the way south. He
verified the report of John Eiland re-
turning to Portales after being held
by brigands.
The boys are determined that the
Roswell Military company shall have
the best militia in the Territory,
They will make a practice of drills
every night until they become thor
oughly familiar with the tactics.
Look here, neighbor, when you get
The Record tomorrow turn first TO
the page that belongs to Forsyth &
Co. Read at once. There are things
In there that you have been looking
for a long time. They will please you
:
Mr.. r. w. Thompson and wife Of
clairemont, Texas, are visiting Mrs.
rhompson's uncle. John B. Wright
il this city. Mr.. Thompson is county !
district clerk of Kent county. ]
,exas. He was once a school pupil OF |
udge Evans. Mr.. Thompson and wife I
very much Impressed with Ros- !
yell and the Valley. ~
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For Sale Cheap.

One block of plank sidewalk in
good condition. Apply a I Record Of
ice.
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For Rent.

One neat and well finished three
room cottage. Good neighborhood. APP
ply Record office.
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CALIFORNIA; BIRTHDAY.
The Celebration a Feature of the
Worlds Fair Today.

San Francisco. Cal, Sept. 9.-The
fifty-fourth anniversary of the admis-
sion Of California into the Union is
! being observed today with the us
tomary festivities. Several cities of
the state are celebrating the ~anniver-
sary on a large scale, but by far the
largest gathering is at Oakland. Here
the Native Sons of the Golden West
are holding their annual celebration.
Hundreds of the visitors who have
been attending the Knights Templar
conclave in this city went to Oak
land this morning to take part in
the festivities there.
The Day at ST. Louis.
st. Louis. Mo-, Sept. 9.-The fea-
ture of the Worlds Fair today was
the celebration of California day. The
celebration was held under the aus-
pieces of the Native Sons of the Col
den West and was attended by sew
eral hundred visitors from the coast.
Governor Pardee was unavoidably
absent, but was represented by Lieu
tenant Governor Anderson, a Native
Son. The program of the day opened
with a parade, which started at the
California building at 10 o'clock this
morning and proceeded to Conven-
ton Hall, where the formal exercises
were held. The parade included the
Native Sons and Daughters in car
riages. all the military on the grounds
the California Commission, the borax
team from Death Valley, several live
bears and other picturesque fea-
lures.
The program of exercises in Con
Hall was as follows: Ad-
of welcome, President Francis;
by Hon. L. F. Byington.
past grand president of the Native
Sons; address. Judge c. E. McLaugh-
in, president of the Sons: Frank J.
Sullivan. pioneer; address. Miss Ella
president of the Native
original poem, Sister An
la Raphael, San Francisco. !
E
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I.JNo. w. PoE. President of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
JNo. w. Poe, President.
Correct-Attest. j. O. CAMERON,
JOHN SHAW,
i'll. JAFFA,
Directors.
fsEAL.] Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Sth day OF September, 1894.
EMMETT PATTON, Notary Public.
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WRITE OR COME AND SEE US.

Sixty acres of this ia in alfalfa, and under
good fence, new house and out-buildings. A
hydrant from the noted Geeentield artesian
well one mile from loading station. This il
a bargain.
Forty acres, one mile north of Hagerman.
New six room house. good lots and out
buildings. five acr $ bearing orchard all var
Lefty of fruits, One acre Z I vineyard, twenty
five acres of alfalfa and the rest in %cuItiva-
tfon. This is one OF the best bargains in the
Valley.
Eighty acres OF alfalfa joins the town of
Hagerman.
land, etc, IA specially. No trouble to answer
questions. Write to us for bargains.
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in Land.

We are agents for the Felix Water Right
Land. This is the cheapest and best water
land in the west, and we get water on
this land, rain or no rain Here are some
great bargains, and II these don't strike you
we have numerous other propositions.
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No. 6777.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
OF ROSWELL,

Roswell, in the Territory OF New
Mexico, at the close of business September
9TH, 1904.
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In the District Court, County of
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LEAGUE.
DoubIe. Header at Memoirs,

Memphis, Sept. 1.-THE locals wor
the first game easily BY hitting at OPP
perfume times. The second game was
well contested for sever innings and
resulted in Il tie. 1t was called ON
account of darkness.
First game:
Memphis. 3 | o / | 0 o 2 rs 10
Montgomery | 0 0 | 0 0 0 | O-3 . )
Batteries-Stultz and Hurlburt;
Brandt and Manners.
Second game:
Memphis. 0 l | 0 0 0 % q D
Montgomery. -. 0 0 0 . 0 2 % 3 Z
Bateries-Kane and Hurlurt; Lee
and Clarke.
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holder, were unable TO play on &C
count of wet grounds. They will play
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. B. X. Norvell vas 10 have de-
Tended the IL against Mr.. w. G.. Cole
man, the winner of the second round
last Saturday. but was not on the
links at the hour specified and tho
trophy was awarded Mr.. Coleman by
default. Mr.. Norvell is out of the
city. The first qualifying round for
the October cup will be played next
Saturday.
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Socialists In Rome,

Rome. Sept. II, l:25 p. m.-Thc
socialist agitation is on the increase,
especially in the northern portion of
Italy. In some places 1t Is assum-
ing the character or rebellion. An
other fight has occurred at Geona
between the strikers and police. The
yhole night was passed in darkness
there owing TO the strike. The
mayor and other municipal officers
OF Milan came TO Rome today to pre-
sent to the government an expression
Of the indignation of the population
on the main issue what they term
slaughter OF the people,
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LEAGUE.
philadelphia Won Both.

Philadelphia. sept. 1.-THE locals
twice defeated Boston today in ton
innings. 4 timely hit in each contest
acUrod the winning run.
First game.
noa+or 0UurI3O00O-f g :
pfraTaruH5a.. 0ZUUnu0O21-5 . !
Harrrroz-WIiiz and Needham;
Fraser SPARKS and ROta.
Second anne
rsr--lu aHguuUuuUUH-2 6
rfiaaerBHia zHBuU0HU001-s -
pa-+nra-WTTraIu ans Nnnlham-
Ur-e rlr Fraznr and Doom
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Philadelphia 4, Boston 8.

Boston, Sept. 17.-Bunching of hits
by Philadelphia and a costly error BY
Collins lost the game for Boston,
Score:
Philadelphia 0 0 POOL l "a s 0
Boston,. 0 0 0 0 . 0 . | % > 2
misunderstanding and Noonan;
Gibson and Criger.
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Eirminoham Won Both.

Birmingham, Sept. 17.-After a hard
fought battle, Birmingham took two
games from Shreveport, the latter run
ming into ten innings. Alexander, an
outfieider, and Manager Gilks, first
baseman, pitched for Shreveport
Gilks was almost invincible.
First game:
Birmingham. OOO222Oa x-1O 10 0
Shreveport. O05OOlO12- II
Batteries-Clark and Matthews;
Abel, Alexander and Gralliuc.
Second game:
birmingham. 1O0O2OOOO IA 5 J
Shreveport. Of 0OO2OOOO-3 . j
Batterics-Dunham and Matthews;
GilkS and Gratiiuus.
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LESS ONE DOLLAR a pAY.

We have placed FOR your Inspection
ir our show Uind,W. tire best suite
c~btsirabis fors75. Same Consists 81
massive lrcn Bed n bronze. n Csk
Dresser ard Wsshstsnd. with mirror
- nstch. Commenting TDesoay-Ssp-
timber 2Oth. us vii deduct ore dollar
from price Until this suite s sod.
Don't f-H % -ss o.
q DEUTsER FURNITURE CO
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Invited 20 Houston.

Ed Kiam Of Houston extends a
cordial invitation to the ladies OF
Beaumont to attend his grand Tai
Opening Of millinery on next Tuesday
and Wednesday in the spacious quar-
tiers on the second floor Of the KAN
building. The seasons offerings in
millinery. costumes. suits. wraps and
waists will be shown in elaborate
.u~r0fuefOu
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Chicago 7, Cincinnati 5.

Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE visitors went
Ia pieces ana lost out by some of the
worst fumbling and wild throwing
ever witnessed in II professional game.
Score:
Chicago.... o q . 0 | . 3 / X-7 s 2
Cincinnati. . 0 0 0 o 3 0 % II q
Observation-Disclosures and King; Har-
per and Schlei.
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Newell r-liss % Eboss- md Trophl
Vas Thereby Fofs-sd

There - u1 play "a ha Iri ri
-fa G-F rrH
I'D -r-rF fT-
fn~ Hrf -r-
ar- frH h
rr E D. g HHr- and
E rrI rarE lar- -hH GRIP
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Two Games at st. Louis.

St. Louis. sept. 17.-Scorcs!
First game:
81 Louis... q q o 9 x-2 Z 2
Chicago 1000 90 % ? o
Baitcrics-IIOwell and Kahoc; Alt
rock and Sullivan.
Second game:
, -. Louis % % q 3 ] q ] q 1t ~ .
iChicago. q ! 900 q o % "a
, Batteries-Galc and Kahoe; Walsh
and Sullivan.
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New York 6, Washington 5.

New York, Sept. 17.-Clarkson's
t~hree-bagger brought in the winning
run. Score:
New York.. 0 / 0 4 / 0 0 X-G 9 0
Washington 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 % . 2
Notwithstanding, Clarkson n
Mcclure; Hughes, Wolfe and Kit
fridge.
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Nashville 2, New Orleans 1.

Nashville, Sept. 17.-ln the snap
pest game of the season, Nashville
defeated New Orleans today. Score:
Nashville... 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 " Z
New Orleans 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 . o. 5 &
Batterfcs-Piatt and Knobs; French
and Fox.
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ST. Louis 4. pittshurn 6.

st. Louis, Sept. 17.-Loose fielding
by the home team gave Pittsburg the
winning run. Score:
St. Louis. 0 0 0 0 | | | o. Z 3
Plttsburg.. o D o 2 q U o 4 O. . )
Batteries-McFarland and Iearfoss;
Lynch and Phelps.
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Second game.

New York.. OOOI o % 8 |
brooklyn. . u u I u > u N-5 8
Batcrics-AmCs and Bowcrman;
ScanlOn' anu Ritter.
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Atlanta 7. Little r ok 2,

Atlanta, Sept. 17.-Atlanta won the
game in the first inning. Score:
Atlanta. &C.. 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 VI 13 3
Little Rock. / 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 o. Sc
Batterics-Bayne ard Clark; Hud-
| dleSton and Zinram.
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Dry Weather at Laredo.

Laredo, Texas. Sept. 1.-THE
rain has not again begun to fall In
this city and the result Is that the
waters of the Rio Grande river,
which, for some line past. have been
on the rampage, doing considerable
damage at many small towns. situat.
ed along the river. and threatening
to devastate many localities, has
gradually subsidized and In n few days
is EXPECTED to reach a normal condiI
tion. r.,
The danger OF further damage by
the rise Is past.
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we may expect that they will he com.
posed of the rising generation of
American born and American trained
young men and women violinists.-
Frank Waldo, : ,Ph.D., Cambridge,
Mass. t.ff 'Hf'.. d.
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AFRIKANDER WON
BRIGHTON CUP
WAS SECOND CHOICE AT 2 TO II
IN TWO AND FOURTH MILE
RUN.
PULLED OUT $4,000 FOR OWNERS
Rradcn Won the Ozark $1,000 Stakes
al st. Louis Yesterday. Bear
Catcher Won at HaW-
thorne.

New York, Sept. 17.-Africandci
with O'Ncil in the saddle wen t c
$4,000 Brighton cup, 2 Ia miles,
at Brighton Beach today, He was
second choice at 2 to II.
McCresncy the favorite. and Adj
mirably ridden by Rcdfern was sec,
Ond and Major Daingerfle.d last.
First. > - characterization
won; Pasadena second; Bedouin
third. Time 1907.
Second, the Chantilly steeplechase,
about 2 IL milcs.-Flying Buttress
won; Amur second; Judge Phillips
third. Time SOP.
Third, the under graduate stakes,
selling. five and half furlongs.-
Broadcloth won; Gamara second;
Dance Music, third. Time 1907.
Fourth, brighton cup $4,000, 9 II
Observation-Disclosures won; McChesncy
second; Major Daingerlield third.
$50.
Fifth. mile and a manifestations
Gle won; Lord Badge second; Brig
and third. Time 2:05 80.
Sixth, six furlongs-Falmouth won;
Lem Rccd second; Princess Athling
htird. Time II" 2-5.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbu. 10, Louisville 2; Colum
bus Z, Louisville 5.
Toledo S, indianapolis 6.
Milwaukee 8, st. Paul 4.
Kansas City 8, Minneapolis 5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
nouhle.Header at Cleveland.

EOuDle-1eduCT dt SlSNSla''u'
cleveland, Sept. 17.-Cicveland and
! Detroit tried to play two games today.
but finished only one, the second be
ing called when neither side had
scored.
First game. GORE:
Cleveland. 0 | 0 | 0 0 3 Go IL 2
DetrUit..... 3 . = u | u 0 % 10
BattcriCs-RhOdcs, DonGhuc and
Buclpw: Rcmis, donovan and Drill
Second game:
Cleyelapd. OOO 0 % 3 4
lDctroit 90 q % .
Batterios-IIcss and Bemis; Mullin
laad Drill.
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cided TO strike on Monday. In other
towns. troops are being kept In reah'
mess and the police everywhere have
been reinforced.
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Arrested on Lottery Charge.

Boston. Sept. l7.-Gcorge II. stu
ings, president of the preferred mer'
camille company OF this city. for
whose arrest n warrant had been Is
sued by the federal authorities, sur
rendered To the United States auth
oriies today and on the charge of
using the mails in the furtherance OF
an alleged lottery scheme. was held
for n hearing Sept. &c. Stillings had
been in the west on II tour of the
branch Offices Of the comapny. The
manager of the company in this city,
!. Franklin Kinsley, and Treasurer
Guy G. S%tillings, were arrested on
the same charge u few days ago.
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YOU will H-s lets o. useful articles
- t-s Nickis store on b g sno 1Oc
counter.
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CHICAGO,

Chicago Sept. 17.-Thc September
stakes was the feature of thc day al
Hawthorne, but only two horses
started. Bear Catcher won easily in
the fast time of 1879 Is.
First, six furl0ngS.-Mansard o
Mary McCaffcrty second; Beautiful
and Best, third. Time l:t3 f-5.
Second. siE and Il half furlongS.-
Dcvout won: Mcclellan second; An
ME Alone third. Time i;22.
Third. milo and seventy Yards
Brancas won: EtEClyn second; Felipe
Lucgo third. Tine 1:l2 81.
Fourth, the September stakes, one
milC-Hoar Catcher won; Prince
silver wings second. Time 1:39 Is
CTwO startCrs)
Fifth. milo and n siXtccnth-Leila
won: Fort RUval second; Singing
Master third. Time las Is.
sixth. five and n half furlongs-
Handy Bill won: Dungal second; Use
fuI Lady third. Time los -.
Seventh. six furlongs-NanniC
Hodge won. Magistrate second
Tronicnac third. Timc 1913 50.
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NOTES.

The opening of the season at the
Kyle was quite disappointing from a
point of attendance, due no doubt to
a lack of advertising. The play dra@S
for the first two acts, but the last two
makes up for the other shortcomings.
On the whole. the play was very well
received.
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ST. Louis.

ST. Louis. Sent. 17.-Bradon. coupl-
ed with Zonda rs Tom Hayes. entry
on IT'S won tho Ozark selling stakes
and e'.10G NJ rolmar park today.
First. ecvon furlongs-Nliss Doyle
won: Nafalda second: The Regent
third. limo l:2N.
second. eovcn furl0ngs. selling
Da-ein won. ALGONQUIN second: Fhi-
or-a thfrf. Time 1.29 -
Third. milo and X sixteenth. selling
-Yar-r won. Miss Betty second:
Chrck Moran third Time 1:iS -.
Tsu~H. six furl01rs. The Ozark
tatc-HraTrn wun. Tom Shelly rrc.
end. Anadarro third Time 1.15 IL.
TfHh. six and n half furl0ngs-
King Pose won. KcFfrv second.
OffHuf rfir1. Time 1.'r Is
gu- -fr frr'0ng-Eugrnai =
-m SD Silver -pc0ui:. Potter
frr-I Time 1-1- 20
Earr-r. nile end three zir -rr'h-
-rTn-Tr~~ rnrfrr1 ~1n- Luhiu
--1nH- Goo Coo ff'-6 Time 200
"a
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Lovers OF music and the drama
should not miss the OlIo. q,
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Some OF the patrons kicked Justify
because of the economical streak OF
the management which kept the auu'
fence sweltering until the perform
dnce began. The electric fans should
have been kept running all the time.
Theater goerS will welcome the
return of Miss Helen GRAVITY, who ap,
pcarcd here once in Her LORD ana
Master The offerings Of the sea
son promise more for price than quail
ity, so that The Enterprise feels
L.appy to be in a position to keep the
public informed as to the plays that
are worth ~patronizing.
The friendly lip given thcatcr goers
about Darkest Russia was much
appreciated by some who had forgot
ten what a sorry entertainment it was
last year. There is nothing Russian
about it except its name, and II rs
quite a joke to attach any importance
10 the play because of the present
war.
Lovers or Shakespeare VIII bo
pirasod To welcome Charles y. Ian'
ford in the near future. Mr.. llanior'
is as charming off the stage as he is
interesting when portraying the char.
acters Of Shakespeare.
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Italian Strikers,

Rome. Sept. II 1888 p. m.-Tho
strike hare has began but it Is not
general. AT Naples, II has been de-
The National tribune., 1904-04-21
Work of the Pension Once.

The report OF certificates issued for the week ended
April shows:
cred, 10: restoration l: renewal ~; supplemental
4; duplicate, %; accrued 183 Total. G39.
Army Nurses: increase, !; reissue, L. Total, ..
Army Widows. etc. Original 81: increase. 2: reissue.
]. Total, liz.
Navy Invalids Reissue, 1; renewal, /; accrued, 2.
Total 4.
Navy Widows etc: Original,
Old Wars Invalids: Accrued, 3.
Army Invalids (war with SPAIN: Original. 90: in
crease %: reissue s. restoration. 3; duplicate.
crIed, !. Total. 100.
Army Widows etc. war with SPAIN: Original, Is;
renewal, /; duplicate, ]; accrued, l. Total. 81.
Navy invaiids twar with spainG Original, a. dnpli-
cate ]. Total, s.
Army Invads-ReguIar Establishment: Original 90
increase, :: reissue. 2. Total, %.
Army Widows, etc.-ReguIar Establishment: Orgi-
Dal,5
Navy InvaIids-Reguar Establishment: Reissue ].
Navy Widows. etc--ReguIar Establishment: In
crease, ].
Army Invads (act of Jnne %, 1890: Original 90
:; renewal. ~ suppemena6 g.; duplicate. a. accrued,
,3l Total. 178I,
Army Widows, etc fact Of June n, 1890: Original,
3i: Increase. 15 refs uc j. restoration, 3; renewal.
supplemental. l; duplicate IA; accrued g. Total, ass.
Navy Invalids (act of June - 1907 Original Is: In
crease NJ; additional l. reissue, duplicate 3; accrued
- Total, IS.
Navy Widows etc. fact of June q. $780,: Original
20
War Of 1872 Widows: Original, J.; increase, !. To-
tai =.
Mexican War Survivors,: Increase, 10; reissue :; re-
newai. /; supplemental. l; duplicate, . accrued, TO-
Total 81.
Mexican War Widows: Original, H. increase. /. To
tai, Is.
Indian Wars 1920 Survivors: Original, %; sup
Elemental /: accrued. = Total, 25
Indian Wars 1882 II, Widows: Original. IL.
Totals Original, sol; increase. ,56; additional. 100
reissue, 55 restoration, a. renewal Il: supplemental
IA; duplicate 30; accrued, as Grand total. 3,S27.