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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-25
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INV YORK MERcHAxprss

NEW York MERCHANDISE
NV YoRx, June ~ -Hops-Q Quiet and nrn.
Coffee Option closed barely steady, s9lo
n fu,s down; sales. ~. $50 bags; including June.
sl7. esai7 80; July. tie 75tes6so Ausust, eiss;te
isoo: September. SIS 2sBie, 20. October. tia 500
1875, spot Rio weak; fair caseoes 2oc: No. dat
eussr-Raw lower: fair reclining. &c: ccntrif-
usais, % test. ,stc; sales. 6.7oo bags: refined.
lower; c. fsdsc: extra C. ssieess ii-i6c; white
extra, tss9s7sc: yellow. zee; on A. Slice
Sic; mould A. l-fse: standard, $3.50: confec-
toners A, &c: cut loaf. Sic: crushed. eTsc
powdered. Q isisc: granula'sd. sac.
Wool--Yirm: domestic neece. sS5sSc
courer--Nominai; LaSe. June. ei60o
Iesd--ou.et domestic, ;&n.
T1n-sseedy: strait s2iN
petroleum. steady ard dull; July closed saA.sc:
spot, Ss'sc.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
ru,cAeo June N-wbeat opened o. &c de-
al, a for July, while the deferred futures
ouened at about yesterdays closing. then de-
.st,ed isdeAxc became stronger. advanced
sz6sa<c aud closed isc lower for July, s<c lower
az me more deferred futures Receipts. ies.
ha. sh!pmenss, - 600 ba.
wheaf--closed arm; cash. SIZE; July. $40:
August. esss9sssc
e,orn--steaiy. cash. sssSc; July. sssSc
Oats-ssssdys cash. Esse: JULY. 1ssc.
barley Quiet
r.rr -pull: cash. sia 50: July. si2so
isrd-pull: cash. $aT7,s; July. H0
Rye-Quies, tec-
whisky-sLes
shcr, ribs. IS. shoulders. $s9aic. short
clear. sasosA&
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
R,eeis Is = oe; steady. beevcs. 81 500
.ss. s,eers. q ssas 70. stcckers and feeders,
- ssss 90: Texas cat les ss9s.A
Hcss-Recespss. 3tSoa. ssrcpgs closing weak
,aixea. sSesa1ss; heavy, 0so5s -: light
SsSs,r- receipts, 500; steady. natives. ssst.
= a. ~s.,ern. 81 sssS Texans Gsa1sIso
wool
pwr.nxxrHfA. June s&-wcol-ssesdy. Mon
49, ,-,assc: territorial. lt<a1sc
rcsrn~. June A-weci barely steady. mona
,nslly unchanged
nor uAnxEr.
-.,.,. a. evidently BRIGHTER outlook for hop
-. prices ARE sssSfrnins. aad in fact have
-. SITTING better ever ssncs chssssmaA Hcps
- - s.s,r sr~ in demand in New York 81 -
- las, fall they could DOS b. sold q; all.
80 . 40 bales OF the sreutns crop has BEEN
..-,.,sa here and ~ fuyaliur ~ Is eenss. aud
.ss, sra~srs report better snAn Is osnta Taers
~ 49,, ! ssslsrns tfsrt upon the rars al Ger
nss $500 70 beer The market. bat growers
80 prontsd BY past experience and are sosd'
sug
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CrEANEg ANGELES

VIII leave Hatfield A cotman wharf for Port
Townsend. seaaim. isungvness. Port Angeles
snt Crescent Bay. 1u<sdsy and Friday; Y m
returning leAse Port ANGLES Monday ena
ring. carr .pg freight and psseenetrA
II WHITE MASSES.
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EAsr TINE
o. q srEAnxR xABEL

WIN leave Yesiee's dock as q N every Hon,
eav. wednesday and Friday for Tweive-m Il
Poin', E.murds, Auckiiteo. Mar svi -, Lowell
and 6nohoEnish, returning following days o. .
m GE0 II. FOSTER. Aren't
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ronxlsN MARKETS..


nRxApsrKrF&
Iavsnrool. Jane - -" ,ssa's. - S', a, rs
raard. new NJ. winter. ss7ss' s'ssSs' 1''''
.nr.nr, - ID; STEADY
FINANCIAL
,,x lime - --censels-Ncosy, = Eise;
Lesp s - ,sssse. e. : Ea st.sss ditto ts's.
se,sa -, s.iyer. Cssd per ounce; monss. sss's
psr cent s----------e---~ :.
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TIE HOP MARKET.



ViAiirr. June 2t-There Is practically no,h.
aas on the hop market here. Growers
- ~wn every DAY Offering 10 contract. but
- uoAnas TO do 20. buyers either being without
-sa es awaiting crop prospects Rainy
ssef stsl continues here, aud crors lock
nne Should there be no more now IN
vsst there is sufficient moisture in the soil "a
G-sa Tue vines. The cloudy. cold weather,
sssefs IL not fsvurahle what ia REQUIRED
~ sunehine ard aeai. and with these the
~ 20 doubt be very plen,ecas one
r. a~|r. OF the London firm OF Noakes.
~. s sa. 10 IN the valley in the interests
|. 6e.,s lney are q consigning house. and
commission trade.
NEW YORK MARKET.
=. 81 - the trade Is concerned on this mar.
~ asnd 10 mouth business. and rather
A1As busers make no parch bases until
=, - - ~ 70 have the goods. Values through.
r~s- ssa,. possibly shade higher on some
s.s-ss ssses have been reported AZ several
+ ~. = me STATE at from Is cents to 10 cents
OF prevailing cold weather and fire.
hsasy rains the hops in Central New
me main doing well. Asye, there
- use' oiixhi or mould reported. exeept Ia
- csses and these are very slish, The
- FOL In such forward cond. ton a
ssse q Tits time Las, year. owing 10 the
sao sase spring.
- zeasth Of the market is steadily becou.
1900 prononreed There are occasional
iof export, while the situation il strong
T. s sni sfates aud especially confident Tor
N.ss tess Quotations are fur
- sssne and choice .... N a.,
-. cn~r~ $50. ss.-s-....sss...-4f Is e -
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%s<11 Low wA7Kx
: = NJ ST. so sus.o
= isIiIss| "a :.ssl 1881
81 rnrr 1owssEEp.
rnr6e = ths Seattle clearinghouse
Zsn foLai9, The balances wsss ~

nG6G - Ne 6eatSae etcsfsuBn0uoo
m 91oI,ai9, The balances wsss ~
e,one The shipments from eessfls
- ~ lol1ovfng: carload machinery
5' - lumber 70 Fremont. csr hay 70
- fpf1s TO snohomish. ~ wetes-W
y = 11ount Vernon.
d ee nufied change In the 6tGbreof
" nnde In Seattle during IL pest
~ r1usi activity has been apparent
= l1nirh s.in continue snd budness
1Srgeo6ine. Coal shfppinss were net
- - week. bat the outlook for the
= - polnss 70 large shipment Of
~ rexs week. Below II given : de-
n1t q he condition Of the markets:
-: vnUyTs
e oosly green fruits VIII son be-
81 S:1Hs A. yet, however, al the early
- ~ q - supply and q the prices be-
s~se>nn Streets sss still the exclusive
- ~ naetet ana are NOT now sold lower
s - sonm rs demand 10 good.
- oenitnuing % grow more plentisul
81 ~ ~ 80 vastefiea will soon b In In
/ H. ~ - ~ cell It rs per 10 ID boz or
~ =. ~ pstcs tsnding to lower - the
;51i16 3 ssacfically we'll stocked with
J. = - NJ 4 Il the last end Of the crop
25S - H IN the price Will soon follow.
m r. - ~ I'll ct l19i2l5c per 10.
= noG plenty and the demand -
1851 Se Vii supplied The price quoted
8 101gpw y u boz.
i58x Me- grown more plenty and the
& - SO 1ouoed from &2 TO u. 30 per 10 ID tox.
& SSif~ p 6kcut The same a. last week. no
S - being noted. They quote o0c
ri 151& ~. The different varieties Of
49, - increased There are stiIl but
Ss1my = OF Sicily lemons on the market.
~ - 1 No. Z. Tho price has n {
r inner selling ct " Per case, the
f1<2 Fl - casc The steamship City Of
= u1ived from 6an Francisco ri.
~, n1 auits . consignment Of green
S - csli}ornia, and lower prices may be
f6 ~ esrs qusnce.
vEGErABLK&
1nGnAae market his become better
- NJ week. Old potatoes sYs prac-
80 - on1 rev potatoes, which TINS far
1 ~ ohtpped from California. are not
IN 11ey sell Ct 10 per ID and have
S - lufing the last Eve days.
xork cabbage hes become more
l11i "a nov sells q 7sc per lh New
- - srill plsntiful st 25Sc per ID Wax
.3s. I'D a 80 -. - ,rc~sss.r 80
- XXI ~. !. 49, =. ~ - .hs ,-sNs ~.
ss. 4. = - Z. = - ,,,,c =
nnben have MT changed In quantity, and
GQGfil ~ per dos Asparagus sells u q. 90 per
f>px The demand ios vegetables 10 steady
~ nsrket u IN rod condition.
nurrsn
I. ea.rv.. ~, Let ve.r -. rc,.A !. N.
- .~ns',s r.. ,,.v.,s.s s.ses 49, ncn...,s -
}nooont creamery and California roll, and the
- Of both have continued steady ell the
* Them = 10 prospect Of change very
~.
eeeA
Thsp ~ hesn I god demand for eggs the
~ week TrssA Eastsfn eess are selling ct lsc
sscs. Fseah ranch eers have little influences
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Asppso& ADt&ittEenco.
rcnr Ioxxsxsp. Jane 1A-Arrived-Wnlia1
y. Jewesx
PosT TcvxsEsp. yups 7k-Arrsve4-sntp In
Use1ose. iron san Diego. hound 10 s&asfze with
cnrxc of hay; chip C1An Robertson I'D Cars
fseo LONDON VITA cargo OF xenerai merchau-
dse for Puxes sound.
sAx fnAscIsco. June Northumberland
whhAnsst<. Seattle; ship Blue Jacket. SEATTLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fsrasscn. Ynquina bay:
steamer Wssls wslla. Victoria Cleared
ssssnsr ssais q cslsiornis. Portland
Ten TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED
- taking the Northern Pacsfc vessfbuisd irsir:
easss sessGe 500 q m daily. No change OF
cafs. aad III miles the shortest route 70 Chicago
Ioarss stepping cars through. placing passea-
eefs IN Union depot ten 10 City hours ahead Of
Sseer Inns. A. chtibsrx. CRY ticket agent, 7iS
seeond nseet. Bosron hiock. x Tonk.n, depot
4ekes agent Seattle
NMURRAY
400 aeres Of coal Land are held - yostorn
capitalists on Lake McAurray.
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CITY ticket AGENT 5H second street, Boston
e'ocx; Z Ionkin. depot ticket agent. ssAifis
No more quinine. Noors's Revealed Remedy
h taxing the p'aee-
PEI express-Sew trimmings arrived Cheste
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WASHING
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT co.
ram Up CAPITAL o. sso.sc0

oso.eoo-M icfs On Iaks. Unsoa. sex1ea. o. d
of electric car LIE. having several
kr1dred feet al wnsee f.uns aa1 va3-
uAkis Improvement
ox1yooO--aoxfN nesfawes eesaer Fruns and
Bel. sf-eesA TsTns. oae-haif cash
| hainuce ave yeau ~ psg csnt
olg.ooo-eie.sD onah. balance yean - Per
cent. val bur ;oa< root S-roo0
honses whica yseli "A income q 10
Per cen. per anarn on $4,000.
olAooo-A hixhsy Improved hcne tuss % Of
Pike streeI VIII Be business prop
erry soon,
oo.eoo-rsns 10. on Front street. soxiDL
O0,oo0-Lcs eexse3 o seveuih street, oetuesn
stewart AMI 0.iye. upon which 10
srresed 2-stosy bulldog nov rented
and psyiax y per esnt on invest
a go 1--WE sc... ecxiso. on sevensh ssrest bs-
tween Jasksn1 aad Main.
oS.Deo-sI Iats ~ bsock 81. Gilmaa Para I'D.
a .soo-T~o .. thu anes. io.s IN unsoa sddi-
fioE: 80 situated that the vieu can
d. soo-izxlas: ! sosner in Yesiers a.a ID.
dtsion. This 10 half price.
ol,Ioo-A house and two lots IN Lynch q
shisias' ADDITION. Very cheap
o9oo-6ood hOuse and ios nesr Lake WaaAins
Buildinss and ground leases for sale On Pike
street and on West
HOUSES.
Houses furnished and snfu. nasAed In Ill
parts Of the cisy.
BUSINESS OPENINGS.
%, SoO-ous Of ehe old sst and best estsh-
lshed bskcrseS in the Northwest do
ting . 10 &c and psodtat IL business.
1904 hIst-ciaks grocery onSaaesss vel
situatsd
FARMS.
q .sso-For Is acres Of bottom land, - acres
in gas: near Maple Valley.
ACRES.
Larxp troots for sale near Lake washingson,
near Arlington and Port Warrington
WEST SEATTLE.
Business property. the best near The cable
Some beautiful residence property. vssy
Hotels and iodsinshosses in Al psrss Of the
city.
have some Gne property centrally located We
can especially recommend this to cauttous
tuyerR
We have large list Of some of the
best property in the city. which We
shall be pleased to show to any one
calling 1t our Office.
Insurance Department.
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KAMILCHIH ASD CRAPS HARDoR
THE PAssENGER sTEAMHR MuLrNoxA1

Che opposition bcaD
Leaves Tacoma from the n p. wharf daily. en-
cept sunday. = N. shArp. Returnine.
leaves Kamilchie i7:l5 p m Olympus, D n:
steamers reaching Seattle 1t p. M, and which
ore through hoafs for Whstc,r and way pointa
Leaves Baker 4 Bacon's dock. foot Of Union
street, Seattle, 10, Tacoma, st .. m. Sunday
n. B.-This boat must DO taken from n.
coma for Gray's Harbof country, heinz u
only THROUGH BOAT
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Eight exchanges and teieg-eph:c transfers on
NV York. Chicago, -. Paul. san Fran
cisco, Portland aud various 20 nts
In Nashtn9 o.. OREGON aud
British Columbia

Sight bills OF exchange on Lon ION available
elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made a. al points on favorable
terms.
b nds. stocks and other vaiuablcs received
on deposit for safe keeping
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THE BRINKKRuoHr TRkAxunux
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THE BEST OF MODERN PRACrIon
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Piles or smorrholds. Fissure. Itchine,
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II does away with the use Of -hndfn,
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The treatment can only BE- obtained
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w,,a mellow sad del.eioas Queen essna
~. s,,S oacoa, home sns6sa ssvsf e0ssa
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NEW YORK of0cK ExCHAN6g.
NHw YoRK. June az-Apathy still continues
in the sock market ana today there was little
animation In the regular lise While the state
Of silver lseislstion stili prevents more active
speculation, there 10 no disposition TO Discount
of The day was sugar rcaneries and 1: was nm
end down agau several times over . compare
uvsly narrow range. The close IVES firm
although dull 81 . small fractional gain on
most Of the list
Goyerumenss-Dull and steady.
MoNxy AND EXCHANGE
Money on call. a35: prime mercantile paper,
H97; sterling exchange. quiet and stssdy; CO.
day bills, eAe6; demand tA69: bar silver 1i.Ol
BONDS.
Us =. registered .l2lisU.s as coupons, i0s
ia Aalcouponal l22s Pacific g ........lls
"a <3is, yegistd.. los
RAILnoAp sfocKa
American Express libi North western pld 1884,
Canadian Pacific s3laNew York Central. 100
Canada Southern !. - OREGON Improvemi 70
ccntral Pacihc. -. q Oregon Nsviaasion. 1854
Burlington. !. H. fOreGon Short Line. -
Iackawsn, -. lt4s Trans onfiuentais.. II
neuvef 4 3 Co.. El4fso &C Mail. t2i<
Lake shore ..,.. . Gystsfk Islapd. ...... s.l<
Lonssi II 4 NAshv. s>s@st Paul q Omaha. rs
Mich Central loo. 4 xss Pacific. -. 2sk
Ntssout4 Pacific =. 7.kunton Pacific. -. t4A
Northern Pacific, Miafargo Express las
Northern Psc- pid.. Sia& Western Onion. So
Hoftnwesseru lNssArnef cotton OIL. 30
Mrxiso STOCKS.
Alice. .............. ? 50Horn silver .. . Is
Con Gaia 4 Va. :. 7sLeon silver. 20
neassocd 1. 49, 2oseieentsi IS
Eureka c@n....... ) c2,ussr Greek. -. IS
Homestske. .s.... 10 zSconndencc.. 3 90
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DRENIER T1NE TABLE
BogxD sesr1
IxAvR Apr,vr
vancouver. Monday and Townsend, THURSDAY
InCfsday-----..~.s % ard Monday II 80 a
10y Isenc. Monday ana Seattle. Friday and
Seattle, Tuesday and Tacoma, Friday and
Friday-.-...-......s N Tuesday 10 . =
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ITO MoNTxsANo AND ALL POINTS on
CRAPS HARBoR
VIA
t00H3 SOUND 4 GRAY'0 HAlBoR = Z
Ihroueh in one day from seattla
rams connect daily at kamilchle g = =
viii steamer from Seattle

QUICKEST TINE 10 OLYMPIA
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utehanges over lsss week ere noted In the
MDR supply. The prevalent stock consists OF
>uoent creamery and California roll. and the
- Of both have continued steady I'll the
* Them b 10 prospect Of . change very
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Thsss ~ hssa sod demand for eggs the
~ wsek TrssA Eastern ere are selling ct lsc
wscG rEeah ranch esss have little influences
No. nasbst and are sslling at 225sCS75o per
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Pes espren-Sew tnmmi nss arrived chesse
Cleafy
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FOR rstea maps and parsiculan en- q @sA
c. q. MccoRD.
No. 8 wsshington street. PorslanA a.
xW. NcGfSSI3H. Seattle. Nash
W. Carson. Tacoma, wash.
b. Z. BROWN, Asgt Gen. Freight anl Hnmonp
ger Agent. Vancouver B. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. postcflieeL
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nfts b no change In the hay market over
01sok Tho best qualities yet demand as
pfeea Washington hay b the most plentiful
0oouefkst and II IN better demand than the
01emia hey Of which there IL also . consid-
enAsMpply. Tho stock on hay ID In good con-
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IesFe hes been no change In millstufYs over
- coalition given in last weeks review
n oArhee = full and stocks are In good de-
- TIE price quoted on wheat Tor chicken
- haili "a per ton.
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~ pase usek he's not been 10 active In coal
~ = the previous week. Most Of the
1aeem were to San Francisco Reaii trade
- ssesase and there has been no change
zxA During the last seven days the fol.
:. 49,! seaaea finished loading and departed for
- teseinations:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10
Publication NOtire.

summons for service on nonresident de-
The sisie Of Kansas: To James W. Wells
and Z. Aitringer and y. Aliringer, partners
by notified that you have been sued with
James 7. Wells, Margaret j. Wells, Smith
tieorge, W Morris, President Of the sail
ma National Bank, and u. =. Shaffer, rs CO.
defendants by John q. Mulvanr, John
Martin and William X. ROS-ington, trustees,
plaintlffs-
the peii Ion nied by the said piaIntlffs In the
clerks office OF the Saline county district
court, In the state Of Kansas, ON or before the
nh day Of May 10, or said petition will be
taken as true and Judgment rendered for the
foreclosure OF certain mortgage executed
May lsi, Isss, by the said James T. Wells
and Margaret J. Wells ON the following
In nds and tenements situated In sail county
OF Saline aud recorded In the ONCE of the
Register OF deeds of said county In vol. p
nj page u, and described a. follows: The
sOuth haf OF lot No. three ON Eighth street
In Hollands addition 90 the city OF salina,
md the prayer Of said petition u that the
said plaintIffs may have Judgment agalnst
e sau i M , aes II w., eis ana MAJ
est thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent
nom the nrst day OF May lsSs, and fhat said
Defendants and ea-h Of them, and all per.
sons claiming under them, be forever barred
and foreclosed OF all interest. right. lien and
equity OF redemption In, 90 or on aald land
aud that said land may be- sold according In
law. Without appraisement, and the pro-
cee,is brought Into court and applied TO the
payment az: lst, The taxes due and payable
on said premises: 2nd, The costs and accruing
costs Of this action; srd, The claim OF the
plaintiffs with the accruing Interest thereon.
and for such other and further relief Ne may
be Just and equitable.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court, nj my ofiice In the city OF salina In
snid county OF Saline this 24th day of March
A. d. isso. ell REDRICKsoN. Clerk,
iSEALl By A, frrdTieksOn, Deputy.
Rossington, Smith n Dallas.
Attorneys for plalntifs
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MARKED INTsREsT.

Is now SHOWN by eastern people
In the settlement Of Oregon and
Washington, particularly that region
adjacenl TO Puget Sound. The rea-
son for this IL the almost unlimited
resources that have lately been
opened up, aud the surprising
growth OF Portland, Tacoma, Seattle
and other cities aud towns along
Puget Sound.
The Union Pacifi, on accout OF It's
fast time, short line, through
pullman palace sleeperr, free reclin-
Ing chair ears, elegant dining cars,
aud free Pullman ColOnlst sleepers,
from the Missouri river, IL the
fayOrlte route to this region, and
tickets via this line should always
be asked for.
For complete Information relative
to this remarkable section, time of
trains, rates, pamphlets, etc, call on
your nearest ticket agent or address
the undersigned. f. l.. LOMAX,
Gen'l. Pass. Agt., Omaha, Neb.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10
Notice to Nonresident Defendants.
In the District Court of the State Of Kan.
L. Q. Lane. PiaIntIn.O

In the District Court Of the State Of Kan
sss In aud for Saline County.
l.. q. Lane, PiaIntIh.l
Jacob HesIersteslt, Anna He,Ier-
stedt, Margaret d. Fullerton, King
man a Company, Chicago Lum-
Der Company aud Anliman, Mill
et To oS sIPssrsi H. FuIIe ,tSSan KIJxm,n
Company and Aultrpan, Miller a Company,
defendants In the above entitled cause:
You are hereby notified thai you have been
:Ss sss,s ns IN snd 1 sD co SouS Of
Y, and that on or before the slth day Of
Nay, A. ID. $50, you must answer the petit
ton Of the plaintiff, nov on fiie In the once
of the Clerk Of said District Court, In which
the plaintiff asks that Judgment be render
ed BY the Court foreelnsing martgAge given
by the Defendants Jacob HederStedt and
Anna Hederstedt 20 the Lombard Invest
plaintiff, upon the following DESERVED real
property, situated In the County Of saline
and stsfe Of kansas. to-wit: The northeast
quarter Of section fOurieen tiB township hf-
teen lls aouth range ~ west Of the eth ,. m.
That the equity Of redemption Of each and
all Of the defendants named In the title Of
said cause In and 10 said mnrtEAxed premises
right, title. lien or Interest owned OF claimed
By you. or eithrr Of 700, In or 10 said prem
lses, Be adludged % be Junior and Inferior 20
the plaintiffs mortgage lien thereoa and
ness secured By said mortgage.
You are hereby. further notified that. n
you fnii 20 answer said petlfSon on or be-
fere the day here;soefore stated .ihe fact. and
taken - true and Judgment rendered ne
Oh ETTrnx.
AttorDey for Piaiufiff.
Attest; c. J. FREDRlCKsoN, Cirrk o. the
District co1rt, Saline Coanty Kanana-
tsEAIAl By A. Fredriekscn, Deputy.