Western Veteran from Topeka, Kansas • 8

I heney NOTE THE SEW DIFFERENTIAL FARES' The addresses of soldiers' Imlioine- Eoster of Your Regiment. WANTED OMo Eoster. Hawkins I rS I Mded a less 3 I Cm numlH-r of acres than PU at Hnytime be- get a roster of his regiment In sending fVru' IT-il rr.oi.tf.i?fi WM. FITCH Corcoran Building, Washington, D.C Pension Of over 5 years' expert nee. Snrpen.ful!y prosecute pen-ions and claims of all kinds in kuv.v biml nnKif.

in your subscription give your Company MOSES FERGlsX, Louver, Coiomdo. Mention this paiKr. H-ory I Pane Sat. Randall Ropp Adams Dunham PGSelliee TJ Keifer Sgt. Nelson Neibergle sharp Hogen It Woodbine.

1 Pratt. Dover. Pratt. Itossville. Paola.

ti Topeka. Pliillipsburg. Nashville, 1 lielleville. 1 Burt. I Moline.

Garnett. fcouudClty. IRoy. Westphalia. and Regiment.

If it lias been published The following roster is of ex-soldiers residing in Kansas, as taken by the township trustees in April, 1S39. This enrollment was ordered by special art of the legislature, but there was no provision made for its publication. Name. Co. Post-office.

3n Ohio Infantry. Pleasant and Proutabls Employment for i shortest time. r.o t.t. L-LKS SCCCESSFI'L. Name this paper every time you write.

Henley Corp. A Linn Sue! I we will send you back number containing it We have up to this date published the rosters of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Tennessee, West Virginia, Nebraska, Michigan, Connecticut, Indiana and Illinois Alter the State re-union we will increase the number of regiments published each week, and soon complete Comrade. I WANT an agent In every county In Kansas to sell my regimental, s. of W. and other Society Ranges.

Send on rent postal note for one of your reglmeut, vamp -r organization. No free samples. Full ainouni refuuded if not satisfactory. 45th Ohio Infautry. A Counts Fairbanks A Grove FIENSIONETO Successfully Prosecutes Claims.

Lata Principal Examiner U.S. Penaioa Bureau 3 ram List war, liwljudjcaluig claims, atty ainua. A Hill LMay Sgt. Spencer H. LEE Oregon, III.

Ohio. Then we will taka np N. Y. and the other states. snaw 1st Lt.

Banserman A sgt. Conner Hoard "Union Pacific" runs to Chicago with NEW PENSION LAW. Corp. DSwally rapt. 11 Allen no change of any class at Kansas City.

From Kansas City this heoutifiil train GV Clark In view of the "rent dillieultv in proeurine testinmnv to ostiiUish claims nnder th- 1st Lt. Pond Wren 1 Davis runs via the Chicago Alton R. II. which Court land. St Clere.

Monument. Meade Center. Council Grove. Morautown. Milan.

Ijeavenworth. Bluo Mound. Wichita. Baxter Springs. Sterling.

hiting. Gorham. Rago. Anthony. Narka.

Blaine. Onago. Mor.in. Harlan. IsIhii'U.

Bonner Springs. Equity. Meade Center. Ness ii v. Hays ity.

old law, I would advise claimants toapply under the NEW LAW. This will afford temporary relief, and tbey can then try and complete their old claim under the general law, and secure the arrears. Corp. Gould has the best track Kansas City to Chicago, Citv office ")2" Kansas Ave. Jt ration i stillU-r Sgt.

Graham "1 Haily Lawrence Maj. McMillan i 'J A Hint' Com. Kenton 11 dLLAHB owser Titus Corp. A Plant "1st Spt. Russell Huebanan Bennett rapt, A lrake ti Lewis I NefT II Webb Set.

Holsnian Mortimer McDonough Simpson Utvins Hill 'orp. Harwood l.auo Buchanan Clenismith lmver HiSI'ora A Keeee Cannuhan Van Horn 'orp. Williams Black llutterlield I'reswell ti llamrick St. Harlan Johnson Lucas Osborn Fcii(iiite Ham bo Slmltiee (olhy Sgt. 1C Fen ton .1 1) Foster Ij Holdorniss Lihm-1i Montgomery 1st Sst.

itesnull Shaw Springs Zartinun Dales ('orp. A I llollister Lee A Nolan Parker A Williamsville. A Little River. Topeka. Arcadia.

Anthony. Osage City. I' Liiinwood. Cairo. Junction rit v.

Ellsworth. Turner. Iwaeura. 1 Burt. Sal Ina.

F. Uirard. Kingman. Wesi Plains. Holton.

Wichita. Topeka. resson. Maydiiv. li Highland Station.

Nirkerson. Lyndon. 11 I wise fit v. 11 Stark. 11 Valley 11 Knynioiul.

II Eureka. 11 Troy. 11 Lartud. i Wintield. 11 Plvniouth.

11 F.Ik Falls. 11 Verdi. I tiearyCity. 1 Lancaster. I Amerieus.

1 Kansas city. 1 I (ilasco. I Thayer. I Konner Springs. I Lin wood.

I hetopu. Medicine Lodge. Silver Lake. Freemont. Sherman ity.

Faragat. It Lou man II "1st Lt. Vaughn II RCUulds I Corp TMcDonaugh 1 .1 smtth K. Belle Plain. Ward 4tith Ohio Infantry.

In conjunction with the ERIE SYSTEM operates fast vestibuled trains between Chicago and the Atlantic Seaboard. You may travel in the most elegant and compl te Pullman vestibuled trains ever constructed and save Sl.aii to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, $2.00 to New York, to Albany ai Troy, and to Boston and New England ilies. No rival lineotl'crs the advantages of a system of through first aud second-cliiss day coaches and Pullman dining cars Chicago to New York. It is the only line opera pg Pullman car to Boston aim New England via Albany. Entire trains are lighted by gas, healed bv steam, Pullman dining cars run through In either direction.

Pullman chair and sleeping cars to Coluni bus, and Ashland, daily. No extra charge for fast time and unsurpassed accommodations afforded by these luxurious trains. For detailed information, tickets and reservations in Pullman cars apply to your iocai ticket agent or to any ag't of all connecting lines of railway, or to Chicago City Ticket Olllces, 107 Clark Dearborn Station, oi address, F. C. DONALD, I G.

Cannon. Gen. Pass. Agent. Gcul.

Agent For Receiver. CHIC ico, luder thin (. 1st, Soldiers and Sailors are entitled to from to S12 per monta according to their disability. The disability need not have originated in the service. 2d.

Widows are entitled toss per month and s-j fr each child under lti years, regardless of the cause of the soldier's death. 3d. Mothers and Fathers who are noi' depend'-nt are entitled to per month. In all cases under this law pension commences from the date ot tiling the new application. An applicant under exlstiiiu laws may apply under this one, or an applicant undti tbi- law may apply under other laws, hut can only draw ON pension at the same time.

Bti'I have in my otlice thereeonts and muster-rolls, with dates of enlistment and discharge of the volunteers in New York, New rennsylviniiii, Ohio. Illinois, Iniilatia-lowa. Kentucky, Connecticut. Massachusetts, New Hatnp-liire, Vermont and Rhode Island, and the records of upwards of a million of soldiers from all the other States. WJ 5rwf- can be supplied with dates enlistment and discharge of klllUuii a Hi i.iti their husbands or sons.

It will thus be seen thwt 1 have at hand the means to lender substantial aid to n.j clients. lil.AV KS for Soldiers Sailors, Widows, Mothers, Fathers and Minors furnished free. If you know any person having claims UKJ L( or IiKLA or who have ne er applied, send me their addresses. Claim-that have been pigeon-holed and hung up for years, can now be admitted under this law. This will give soniet hiug to -keep the pot boiling," and furnish them the means to prosecute the old claim and secure arrears.

One Hundred and Fifty Million Dollars, for pensions: Never anything like it before, I am determined to PI'SK Til I XiiS while there is plenty of If you don't succeed the fault is vours. PATRICK O'FARRELL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor of Pensions and Claims. WASHINGTON, D. C. Established 1857.

Dickinslieets "A DJohnson "1st Lt. 11 Bcatty Snoutlcr South Walburn Wood at field I' Noe Sgt. Uoi-lielle 2d Sgt. Smock smith Sgt. Smith Stewart "Sgt.

Swarti! Weed 1st Lt. A Bailey Corp. Davis Lew "LGasklll (iaskill "Corp. A Holmes RiHip 2d Lt. Timelier Hummell Ireland Augusta.

Dover. Burt, Paola. Burl. Pomona. Little River.

Valley 1 alls. Burl. Wichita. Bninson. St.

John. Hymn, Xeb. ion, N' b. Byron, Xeb. Leconiptou.

Klm.iale. Russell, llutchiuson. StallOnl. lowavillc. Kim nence.

Mission. Sallna. LaCygne. La( yt-ne. iOtli Ohio Infantry.

A third of a century of experience and progressive improvement is represented in THE LEADER LINE of STOVES and RANGES. The line embraces an extensive variety of Ranges, Cook Stoves and Heating Stoves for hard coal, soft coal and wood. They are all models of perfect modern stove construction, and meet every known requirement of the uses for which they are intended. COLLINS BURGIE, Chicago. The Pettibone Manufacturing 47th Ohio Iiif.mtrv.

MAIN STREET, NOS. 268 TO 274 liolNii CAST? Passengers going East should reiiietu'ier that the Cliieajjo ami Alton Kail road runs Soli I Yesti lulled Ti ains composed of new Vestibuled Smoking Cars, luxurious Vestibuled Palace Reclining Cars, the very-latest Vestibuled Pullman Palace Drawing-room Sleeping Cars and Vestibuled Palace Dining Cars between Kansa City and Chicago, Kansas City ami St. CINCINNATI, OHIO. 75 II Kern SC. Hubbard Corp.

li oiney White Goodrich Hang liutterwiok (i Corp. (j lioberts ilyers Ciiberly "Corp. Flood Sliumway Sgt. Hanselmnn lstsgt. Keirns Capt.

Osgood .1 Brewster Hahn Douglass O.S., Potter A Meskimer 2d Sgt. Allen Ma lone Scbetzer Deweese Jones II orlinnn Capt. Harlan Lipps McUee McDonald 2d Lt. Homier Major Mock A Dentonville. A spring Hill.

A Doster. A Clifton. Valley Center. Miltonvale. Kansas City.

Gladstone. Severence. Ilelmick. I) Arlington. Iuka.

St. Man s. Osborne. Meade Center. W.

lllngton. Topeka. Oarnett. li Bone Springs. Onago.

II Grand Summit. II Freeport. II Cherokee. I Cunningham. I Seneca.

I Grenola. Eureka. Heamsville. Kiverdale. Kendall.

Graves. Grenola. I Louis and St. Lotus and Chicago, i hese unrivalled vestibuled trains run over tlv smoothest steel tracks and only stone bal on or write to A. DAV1SSON.

Pensions, a 7, Otlice Biock, Toj-eka, Kansas. lasted line between the cities named. This line makes no extra charge for seats in its incomparable Palace Reclining Chair Ctirs hi cc 0 CD a. 3 LT ffl 6 ADA C. SWEET, Pension Claim Agent, All kinds of Pension and War Claims.

Room 82, 175 Dearborn LL. 41st Ohio Infantry. and no extra charge for passage in its Fast and famous Vestibuled Limited ains The best and surest connections are made in the Union Depots in Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis and Rloomington. A.sk your own Home cket Agent for through tickets via tlie Chicago and Alton K.

and thus secure the lowest rates, the quickest time and best accommodations. Information as to time, rales, connections, will be clie-rfully furnished on application to D. Bowes, General YNesiern Passenger Agent Chicago and Alton Railroad, St. Louis, Mo. (p.

Carnithan Lane C2 SOLDIERS ALL GET PENSIONS i( one-quarter disabled; pay, Ac. l'eserlei's relieved; Laws free. LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF FLAGS AND BANNERS. We send new laws as soon as passed, A. W.

McCCRMICK SONS, Cincinnati, 0. and Washington, D. C. A Long Island. A Wellington.

A A ugusta. A Havs City. A Ness City. Wichita. C'awkerCity.

Berryton. Meriden. Meriden. Lane. Haysville.

Wichita. Earlton. Anthony. (' Independence. 1) Paola.

Toronto. Wichita. Rice County. Heber. Savonburg.

(ions. Milan. II Dunlap. Gregory. Cedarvale.

II Wichita. I Milford. I Allison. I Verbeck. I Woodston.

I Independence. Derhv. Miller Sg Per ham Wright linger A udlow Waters C'hacey Chaccy Devore Humphrey Sgt. Huston Ocker 0 Heeder Strive Sgt. Fisher Corp.

liichard Johnston Lowry Wright A Brown Corp. Pickett Cross Corp. (i Clark A Chamberlain bimmond 1st Sgt. Smith (J Bartlebaugh Cowell Deal Dawson Fetterly Corp. Johnson Sgt.

Silverwood Turner Williams 2d Lt Wolcott Ripley Liulj ON SALE I TO TO LiXi I Mulvane. I Pomona. I Hallowell. Garfield. Olathe.

The Recent Hate War Advertised the Burlington Koute probably more than anything else could have done, ller old established line, such as her line to Chicago, hardly needed this advertising, as it was established years ago, way back in the old era ''before the war," and has acquired a reputation for speed, safety and comfort entirely unrivaled. But her comparatively new St. Louis line was advertised as it only could be advertised by the crowds who were induced to travel on account of the reduction in rates. This St. Louis line is a recent departure of the Burlington.

About a year ago through train seryice was first inaugurated between Denver and St. Louis via St. Joseph and Kansas City. This magnificent train of Sleepers and free chair cars, leaving Kansas City and St. after supper, places the passenger in St.

Lonis in time for breakfast the next morning. The cut rates also increased the bulk of the St. Paul travel, but here, as with the Chicago Hue, the added advertisement was unnecessary, for in tbis business the Burlington is not much troubled by competitors. One or two lines systematically advertise St. Paul and Minneapolis business, and then go tacking across States like a ship against a head wind, or sending a spur from a Chicago line, and call it a through St.

Paul Koute. The Burlington's through trains from Kansas City, Atchison and St. Joseph, includes the following First in the list stands the "Eli," the PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH F'eining A Delphos. lolmston A hurt. li Arkansas City.

Barton Pawnee station. Buell 11 J'hillipsburg. Cooper Kansas City. A James Monticello. Corp.

II Nash Salina Capt. II Ward Tipeka. Capt. Coulter Cnaiiute. "Sat.

(i Bonney Marion. Conklin 'lroy. McHurney 1 1 Prattsburg. Sgt. LMMagaw 1) Kalstead.

Blanett Atlanta. Eckes Middleton. Hockelt Rutland. Johnson Pratt. A Miller Center Ridge.

Sbutis Beloit. Confield Paola. Carroll Alma. Giiary Stafford. .1 YGrittin Independence.

A I) Blanchard t4 Wichita. Blantield Mulvane. A Noble II Rest, DT Whittle Paradise. "Sgt. Blanc I Glen Elder.

NWCox Middleton. Russell I Spring Hill. "Gen IT Taylor Hutchinson. Woods Topeka. Brener Ell wood.

A Hornday Spearvllle. Church Com. Sgt. Hardin Lawrence. 48th Ohio Infautry.

Hixson A Sedgwick. Capt, Ladd A Altoona. Leeka A Pleasanton. orp. Bobbins A Seneca.

Williams A Manning. Cooper Farnsworth. Oslxmrn Lakin. Stewart Kansas City. I' Stewart Wintield.

A Barker Caldwell. Sgt, Maj. A Pratt Marion. RPemberton Columbus. Wardell Welda.

Sgt. Carson Saratoga. 1st Sgt. GS Smith Delphos. Corp.

Dulin Vilas. A Hilllard Columbus. A Smith Plymouth. Crocker Lyous. Capt, Gnnsallas Andale.

"Corp. Kochel Andale. Lieman Fort Scott. Arnold Pittsburg. "JWEast Oakley.

Lleurance Paxico. Lieurance Tecumseh. Plank Wiufieid. Bryant I Lincoln. "JPatte.i I Oakley.

Sgt. Trimble Seldeu. Rayburn Chetopa. 49th Ohio Infantry. "SM Dixon A Fall River.

HH Gilpin A Lincoln. Gilpin A Salina. "Q.M.S. OG Hitch A Girard. Cor)).

Kinnel A Soutn Mound. "II Muser A McPherson. BWMcClosky A Gardner. Berry Council Grove. Boyer Dwight.

Gestenslager Naron. Rader Manhattan. Bailey Burlington. Price Glen Elder. liineman Salina.

Woods Ottawa. Hnzelton Pern. "1st Lt. .1 Itedmau Burlington. AW Smith Caw ker City.

Bossom VVamego. Harper Garnett. 11 Krepple Ashland. "Sgt. Reynolds Wakeeney.

Shultz Lyons. II Vasburg Longton. "HWhitford II llortou, "Corp. A Bell I Pierceville. (i li Curtis 1 Mound City.

Lockford I Elk Falls. Buinbaugh I Fort Scott. MSpondell I Kinsley. Wiseman I Gridley. Wagnear I Ohanute.

Hal held I Osborne. "Surg. Lee I Pleasanton. 1st Lt. Norton I Beloit.

Richard I Cawker Cliy. Ohio Infautry. "A A Baldwin A Eureka. Burr A Emporia. Edwards A Lenora.

"A Plttle A Hutchinson. AM Baldwin Abilene. A Butts Mound Valley. Shearer Concordia, Yockey Pomona. A Batton Climax.

Denal Manhattan. Capt. Honnell Everest. Mass Topeka. 1st Lt.

I A Bowner Washington. Bamgrover Oliver. Capt, Guthrie Wellington. McKindley Bonner Springs. Morris Herrines.

"A Smith LaCiosse. Stout Severance. O.S. 1) Boyd Toronto, "('apt. Clark Empoiia.

Chandler Johnson (4 Olathe. Thomas Rock. Sgt. 11 Vincent Latham. Allen Chetopa.

AT 525 Kansas avenue, II. B. I1ERRINGTOX, City P. Or J. F.

Gwin, Depot agent. 42nd Ohio Infantry. Barnhill A Harper. Corp. OC Hill A Hiawatha.

Shattuck A Hoisington. A Sypher A Seneca. Linton Liberty. Corp. Rice Arthur.

EI) Clark Manhattan. Fike Pearville. Fike 0 Ellis. Linton Liberty. Corp.

McBride Beverly. Vanderhoof Paola. Callnnd 1) Olathe. A liavis Chetopa. 2d Cp.

Nicholson Puola. Whittam Soft's. U.S., Leiuiuger Moline. HMennelly Beloit, li Raymond Abilene. "3 Underhlll Independence.

Sm I tzer a ton A Treat Atchison. Nay lor 11 Meriden. A Smyth II Holton. Spencer II AltaVista. Corp.

Taylor Meriden. Sgt. Counts I Baldwin. Chap. Kite I Fredonia.

Capt. Lynch 1 LTroy I Chanute. McCllntock Topeka. Roberts Beaman. Surg.

Kalb Canton. 43rd Ohio Infantry. JAM ANNER. Kate Commissioner famous Chicago flyer, leaving Kansas City, St. Joseph and Atchison in thee rly evening it makes the run to Chicago in a little over twelve hours.

This trnin has dining cars en route. St. Louis is readied by the evening train, of which we have already spoken. Omaha and Council Bhifi's are put into rapid communication with the lower Missouri river points by two superb trains daily, one leaving Kansas City in the late morning and the other in the evening, make the Attorney at Law Solicitor of Patents, AND PENSIONS, Rooms SO, 51, 52, 53, 54 and 58 Atlantic Building, 930 Street, Washington. D.

run from Kansas City to Omaha in about eight hours; the morning train carries through cars to Minneapolis and St. Paul, placing passengers in these cities within twenty hours of the time they left Kansas City. It should be borne in mind that all these trains carry Palace Sleepers and Free Reclining chair cars. Many of them are Vestibuled and where it adds to the convenience of passengers, have splendid dining car service. For further information call ou or address II.

C. Orr, G. S. P. 900 Main Kansas City, or A.

C. Dawes, General Pass. Ticket Agent, St. Joseph, Mo. A Frederick.

A Astor. A Peabody. Salem. Atwater. Purcell.

McPherson. lola. Lyle. McPherson. Haddam.

Longton. Garlington. Harrison. Longton. Gamett.

Keelville. Muncie. Leoti. Seneca. Somerset.

Kincaid. Meade. Kansas City. Wells. Olathe.

I Wilson. I Leora. I Newton. I Gamett. I Logan.

I Atchison. Arkansas City. "Vinland. Alicevllle. Garnett.

St. Francis. Wise. Clayton Dixon Rea Blain Corp. Bonham Denton Hanod lst Lt.

McClaren A Brother Jones Taylor "Sgt. A Baughman I Hetrick Harrison Miller Stein Sgt. Patterson Hi Purtee Webber "1st Lt. Brown Hortborne 0 Parrish Buitnett McCotter A Hall 2d Lt. Thataker Grandlinard 1 Gritlith McKnight "Sgt.

Rice Septer Corp. 1) HSpielman Blubaugh Joy SMelvin 1st Lt.LOman A Vanl'elt Dragoo Sample Copies, Illinois Soldiers Attention! yVoUIS K. GILLSON CO, QenAurrU, The New Law Provides: 1. A pension of WM to $12.00 per month to soldiers who served ninety days and are now incapacitated by any disability (whether inclined in the service or not) from earning their support. 2.

A pension to the widow, orehiklren of deceased soldiers, whether death was due to the service or not. 3 Fathers and mothers are declared to be "dependent," if now "without other means of support than their own labor" )r the voluntary contributions of others. Our fee is 810.00 payable only in event of success. Louis K. Gillson PENSION ATTORNEYS Room 4 Metropolitan Block, Chicago, 111.

No. 609 st N. Washington, D. 0. Mention the Veteran.

The Disability Bill is Now a Law, The soldier who is WHOLLY incapacitated from earning a living by manual labor will get $12 per month under it. For lesser degree of disability $10, $8, or $tl. This without regard to soldier being rich or poor. Widows whose husbands died during or since the war and who are dependent ou their labor for support get $8 per month, no matter whether the death of soldier was due to army service or not. For each child under 16 years of age $2 per month, and if any child is insane, idotic or otherwise helpless it continues beyond the age of 16.

Dependent parents whose sons died in the army or from effects of Army service will get $12 per month, even though they were not dependent at the time of the death of son. If you have a claim to prosecute and desire prompt attention and speedy results, write me at once giving full history of service and name and nature of your disabilities. Clasm for Pensions, Bounty and Tay, Pay for lost Horses, Correoti on of Officers' Muster; and Settlement of Accounts prosecuted. Special attention paid to original claims. Correspondence solicited.

We send out a large number of sample copies of the Westekn Veteran every week, it is our way of asking the party addressed to subscribe. You need not be afraid to take the paper out of the post office, there will be no bill to follow. All subscriptions are payable in advance. We stop the paper when time is out. 44th Ohio Inlantry, The Soldiers of Illinois have never had a roster compiled, and at the solicitation of many of the boys of this state, we have compiled their roster in book form and it is now on sale at this office and can be secured at 25 cts.

each. Remittances and orders should be addressed, to the Westekn Veteran, Topeka, Kas. Always giving your co. and regiment. Quinton.

Ijawrence. Arkansas City. Toledo. Leoua. Wichita.

Kingman. Fort Scott. Raymond. Pratt. A A Sgt.

EH Furrow 1st Lt. Simons "Corp. Pyke RShellenbarger Thompson 2d Lt.S Billings Sgt. Shonp Sgt. Stratton Beeth Baker Every Kansas comrade should take the Western Veteran..