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Buy keystone -four. Be sure that the
LEssIG " Co., Ashland, Pa, is
on every sack. 3-3-3taw
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be sold

Between all stations on the Nickle Plate
May 18th and Both, one fare excursion
Tickets for round trip. Returning until
June End. d&w-tf
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Waters Weiss beer is the best. John A.
Reilly sole agent. 6-6-ti
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Wall paper and window shades at cost
Portz's, n N. Main street. .ta 4'28-tf
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Spectacles, to suit all eyes, at F. j.
Portz's book and stationery store. Asst
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Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once.
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WANTS, &c.

I OF FOR SALE,-A very desirable lot, BOX
IL $40 feet, on East Coal street, Apply at
HERALD Office. 4-2S.tf
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NOR RENT.-Lodge room, nicely furnished
IL also two offices, in post ofice building
Apply to l. Robbins, Pottsyille. 5-16-tf
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7 OST.-About a week ago, a medium-sized,
Il round gold cuff button, with hole in center
for setting. Finder will please return same TO
DR., j. =. Callen, 81 South Jardin street, 5-26-3t
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THE RAILROAD QUESTION.

Charles Mackenzie. in "a Letter 90 the Dunlap,
tgowaj, Daily Ssws-
There are no persons more directly
interested in the success Of tie peoples
party than the railroad employees in
the United States, that is the great
mass of such employees; they are work
ing for capric5ous masters; their pay
is fixed In AN arbitrary manner and
they have nothing to say about what
they shall receive.
The brakeman takes his lie ia his
hand aud goes night and day, through
snow, rain, and darkness for tie mu-
uidcent sum of $50 a month. The
slick railroad lobbyist, who calls linn
self an attorney, gets SO. COO a year
FOR the very hard work OF trying to
buy and beguile Legislators, and of
packing caucuses aud conventions.
With government ownership the brake
maH would have "a steady job at $50
70 SO "a mouth and the lobbyist De
turned oat 10 grass and TO earn an
honest living, The number of rail
road employees in she United States,
actively engaged in operating the
roads is about 500, COO This does not
inciuJe tbs hne-Aairei, kI5-gfoved
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

TIE Topeka correspondent of the
daily papers say that Ex-senator
Ingalls, speech at Topeka last Saturday
night was a great disappointment to
the republican politicians. Criticisms
of the speech arc heard on every hand.
One of the leading republicans said,
he did not utter "a single new idea.
It was full of sayings and sentences
which he had repeated in every speech
he had made in Kansas for the last
twenty years. His reaGirmatiou of
the sounduess of tine statements ON
the SILVER question and the financial
condition of the country made in his
famous speech in the senate, January
I4th 1891, displeasej them very much,
1t is not consistent with the stand-up
fight they are making. According to
the "stand-uppers'' the country is rich
and prosperous and everybody Is get
ting everything lac ought to have. the
government is perfect, and our social
system cannot be improved. All we
need is Il few more years of the Nc
Kinley tariff and we Will all be rich,
while Ingalls, says that the wealth Of
the country is rapidly passing into the
hands of the few, and that great
crime was committed when silver was
d emonetized. and he sticks to it yet.
The upshot viii be that Ingalls, Will
not be allowed to make many more
speeches in Kansas.
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THE EFFECTS OF CoETRACE.oH
AND SILVER DBz1ONET1zA
TICU.

The Rocky Al1IfHtlia Netg5 estimated
that the miners Of Colorado have been
o5bed of City million dollars by the
destruction OF the right Of free coinage
|. of silver. and that their anuuaI loss
from the same cause is no less that ten
million dollars. The miners Of the
west are not the only losers by the
debasement of silver. The farmers
and cotton growers are the heaviest
losers. In 1873, under free coinage,
cotton WIS worth IG.4 per pound. now
it IS worth about 10 cents. During
the period from 1873 TO 1889. the loss
TO cotton growers by reason of the
decline in prices was no less than
Isl, All 600, 900.
The farmers OF the west and north
have lost no less than 81 200 600 .OOO
on the single article of wheat. Cot
ton and wheat are two staple products
with which the farmer and planter buy
money to pay debts. The market
value of these two staple products has
declined while the value OF a dollar
has been advancing by reason of con-
--++--Ae-A eAAAN4 NNAN Al ltAlA ILAJll OF
gold standard. To show what the
producers have lost by reason of the
decline in the value of the articles with
which they purchase money 10 pay
debts we sUbjoiu the following from
an article by n. A, Cunning in the
WatcbnlaR. Let the farmers of kan
sas study it carefully:
The national debt in 1866 amounted
to 81, Is8, 600, 600, We have paid on
the principal of the pubic debt 81, $50
60, 3l2, and as interest on same g.
$40, 726, O49, and a further sum Of S5s, p
$40 900 us premium on bonds purchas-
ed, amounting in all to S4,I9S, 931 ,SGI
Yet we find the debt of the nation has
increased, if paid in the labor and pro-
ducts Of the people (any person Of ord
mary Intellect knows it cannot be paid
in anything else); that is to say, it viii
take more labor products to pay what
we now owe at present prices, than it
would have taken to pay the entire
Indebtedness IN 1866 at the prices
them AS proof of this the table below
is given. In regard to its correctness
reference is called TO amy authentic
price lists Of products for the years
named:
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IN last Tuesdays issue, the Kansas
City Star, in speaking of the crops in
Kansas tins year, says, .sand then it
must not be forgotten that the prices
or all sorts OF farm products are high
ana that there is no danger of an over
crowded market This is only one
more Of the many instances Of the
ignorance ON the part of the penny-8-
liners who write for the metropolitan
press OF the actual condition Of things
ia the country, upon which they
assume TO write with such assurance.
As a matter OF fact prices of farm pro-
ducts have not been as low as they are
now for many years, and based upon
au average yield are below the cost Of
production. When wheat is selling AT
from forty to forty-ave cents per
bushel, oats at twenty-five cents. and
corn, with only half "a crop Ia the state,
10 twenty hye cents. good grade miIeh
cows ut So to 81 sRd fat cows, when
shipped 20 Kansas City, netting from
Sc to IS H head. ths farmer is
not so wonderfully prosperous and
happy as these city chaps Imagine.
Even now, when the bulk OF the
tILrezIinE IS done, money Is scarce and
trude dull, from the fact that on ac-
count Of tie low prices, the farmers are
oHsz selling What they are compelled 10
sell to meet pressing obligations. The
prosperity ystHp Of the --standups7' is
getting very tirssame 60 tie fumers
lligd CitttieneIs- vino are compelled TO
sell their prod tcLs below tise cost Of
pros.agtiQil.
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PUBLICATIONS NtILlE.-EU 1850.
First published September 31th. Tsgz.
Ia the district court of Edwards county,
STAGE uL hulH5uE-
George AcLgIls- ULaiuuG.
Eiizgherl s. Hai5urWaU. ut Oh defendants.
State OF Euu-us Co EIizauuJH s. ETaIIurnun.
Joseph I- AuTIU-rH- j. De- Crane Charles ft.
ltiue and Lhu Lawrence National Bank. OF
Lawrence lLa7suclu=cIt59 o. corporation
greeting
You. and each of you win take notice that
yOE have been sued Zoo the district court or
Edwards county state uf Kansas. and chat
you must answer tine petition lu said cause
ON or before tHe I8tl day OF November I5-T5 or
said petition u.lf Doe raaeu as tTuu and l-lE-
Weut rendered fH said Icruu against you cor
the foreclosure OF certain mortgage, eVeuur-
ed by w j. Iiauuir-a ANA Luurs FluuuI- sen
TO tHr Kansas MORTGAGE Coo ana uLfurEurus
duly H=HIEEeH foo writing rD said plaintiff on
she fol. owing described real estate. ru-Fir5
Lots No. g. auI iu block Eu- g. and Doe
n" eleven .lI jig BLOCK y thirteen L5t- ul lu
tue city or t.uSloE. Il tho county OF Edwards
stat" of Kansas, AMI Tor the sale OF =H4d pre-
iai-r7 in pay Inc debit secured Hy said mort
gage ana costs of suit, ami forever barring
and iorce.usi9E said defendants, and each OF
them of aul from aIl riElrs title. estate inter
esq. property or equity u- redemption lu Oh Co
said PREMISE. OF amy part thereof
LsEtL-I CLERK
Albert Watkins, Topeka Kansas. attorney
Tor plaiuLiE-
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Kansas has g, 500 miles Of railroad.
Figuring the cost of construction and
equipment at sI4,II7 pei mile, we have
the round sum of s12O, 0Oo,O60, tire
actual cost of railroads in Kansas.
There railroads hive been subsidized
with lands and bonds 20 the amount
of SIS, 100000, which leaves only $50
COG, 600 Of actual cost to the corpora
lions. Yet these railroads are Capi-
tuIized at s347, 600, 900 and interest
and dividends are paid Oh this enor-
mons amount The people are taxed
Iy railroad rates and tolls 70 pay the
bill. Now when the railroad company
comes in to swear to theirtusable pro-
perry they report only $1,000, 600. In
other words they tax the people on
$500, 900, 900 more than they pay tax
on. How long Will a suffering public
stand this extOrtionY-Er.
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THE Reading rsilr0ad md coal
mine combine have given the screw
several more turns in the last few
weeks. The price of coal has been
raised 1925 per ton since the eambin-
alton WIS formed. This is one Of the
leauties OF the present system of pri-
waite ownership of railroads. The rail
Tsad managers also control the corpor-
Etions that Oua certain coal mines,
ana IN order To drive all other coal
uiitit Is OUT Of business, discriminate ia
favor OF tlse eouf companies they con
lroI, 10y refusing 10 furnish ears as
wanted, and by secret rebates On
freight, and la many other ways, uud
when tie other companies are com
pei ed 20 sell out TO them or go out Of
business, they put the screws on the
.eousuEle- to the Tlsli extent Of li:s cap
sleily g. st5--d tise pressure
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TIE republicans of tie state of K an
sas banked "A good deal on the boiling
democratic convention called for Octo-
Der 9TH, ut Topeka. 1t will turn out
"a grand liasco. The democrats Of Kan
sas know better than to fail into this
trap. Let us see what is the past
record and the future prospect. Four
years ago the democrats in Kansas had
only six OF the county officials i'll the
entire state. Now they have twenty
nine, and in the coming election they
Will have about fifty or sixty. They
viii elect fifteen OF sixteen representa-
tiyes, and some three or four state
senators. They will elect two or three
members OF congress, and be inter
ested in the election Of i've or six oil
GERS on the state ticket. That is, if
the peoples party is successful. This
is greater recognition than they ever
had since Kansas was state, Intel
ligeut democrats know these things
and will have the good sense to sup
port the peoples party ticket and stay
with the regular democratic nOmina-
tions. The republican Doodle may
influence few wire pullers, butit will
not turn the rank and file oodiand
Republic.
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THE following are some of the
results of the experiments Mt the state
agricultural station, as shown by the
bulletin issued August, 1892: OF seed
ing made at intervals of ten days from
September iOth to October 80th, the
first yielded much better than any Of
the others and there was a regular
graduation downward through the later
seedlings, the last being the poorest.
An application Of twenty tons of barn
yard manure to the acre, yearly,
proves to be too rich, making such "a
heavy growth of straw that it lodges
and the grain does not III. 81 series
Of experiments continued for two years
shows that spring pasturing decreases
the yield. OF the methods Of seeding
tried the past year, the shoe drill with
press wheels gave the best results. OF
2S4 variations Of seed sown the best
yield was from Andrews No. 4, which
has made an average yield of 1912
bushels for two years. The neither
son ranks second, producing 4s.+7
bushels. The CurreIl is also highly
recommended. Bulletins and annual
reports OF tins station viii be sent free
on application to the secretary OF
experiment station at Manhattan,
/ Kansas
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HERR LIEEoEcIIT, the great social
ist leader of Germany and member OF
The Reichstag, has been enthusiastic
ally received in France. a foreigner
of that nation most hated 10y France
warmly welcomed 10y her people! Thus
is uuOtLer-IiHk welded in the great
Chain OF ..the brotherhood of man. 50
The socialists are protesting vigorously
against the military establishments of
Europe. You says the French so
cialist, '-are my brother; why -shouid
my government tax me and perhaps
draft me for military service iu
which L may be ordered TO stand
mp before you and shoot you and be
shot at by youg'' The masses all over
the world are asserting themselves. a
change must cemei- it remains. for
those holding the reIns of government
to decide whether it shall come in the
form OF evolution or revelation.
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Fut Published Octo5aTs, Is5z.
u--H,r1---a4...- e-.-rr.-


state OF Kansas. Edwards county esq
'n sHe district court of ELvazls county, state
or Kansas.
Norulau q Thompson, BIalntiH,
James ClayVeIls d 81 CIayveu and A Stevens
defendants.
~ fou end czech st you, t-e defendants. Jame8
e-la- .st-ir ID y clay aeA and 4 stevens are
hereby uuulel snuf ygu have been sued ia
-it, f'- r es.HtEsea court Ia the above entitled
action lI Norman Thompson ula.urlE la
5--l1 action aus rlur sall a.lIuuE bias dIed
~ 20 s-E-z Boo Lsg state u- AauElsr asaluz
A'- AaA Sd our ea--ct el14.llFt-9 ANA rlaE unless
you ans -r sllI petition on or before sle 18Th
cay OF N fel1--s-Es ls---- said petition viii 5a
$500 .-s -E AlA Judgment rendered lcCu rl-
i-=i ot Ll~ loll1Nslur uEtlres -l-sTlls
a JUGS I-aE-E Tor E|I- IU with tuLcrasL thereon
a- lHH gt-" OF De- per conn per auuum FROM
euFeuucr lzr- Is-6- less $500 ana FOR fore
at-.7.L- or mortgage upon the south vest
G-ttteg OF section i3. township 80. south or
E-il-t 10 " esq of Qua p- rl. lu ED wards county
e.fn.t-H r-a- llHEsE..-- laEIugr been given lbs
.iel ttll-ilt. james L-a5HclL TO the Equitable
% ,-s-le Company also Tor costs OK claim
-t7-ai-l-. A. d. RAPE
VI ~ L-sl-aEr atty Tor pILf- CLERK
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\ COMPLETE fusion between the
democrats and popUlists has just been
Uinstion it is expected VIII make the
anti-republican ana Will
prevent the election of a republican to
the United States senate.
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u
First published October Ithr 1892.
tate OF kansas -s
Edwards county
In the district court OF Edwards county Iu the
stale OF hUusus-
Norman IT, Tho pzon. painful
Foster s. kellogg Margaret f. kellogg and
E- W. Thurs ton. defendants
Lou, aud each of you, Lhg defendants tu--
ter ~. !+etiovg, Margaret D. E-tl-ogs sud o.
49,. Luur=luu are hereby uDaleu tuaL you
have been sued iu the above entitled court
Iu Tug above entitled action 10y Norman 4
. uuu psou, plaintiff iu -Hld ucLl1E- and chat
Ezl-i piH5uLiI has uIud his petition iu the dis
lTiel count OF the county of Edwards ll the
state OF Kansas against you and Eulr co..
gteLNuul5- and thai unless sou answer said
petition ru or before Iue s-h day OF NuEnm-
Der, l-a. 10 said petition s.tti be taken as true
ana Judgment rendered accordingly ul lag
following nature. lU-TTIi=
tudzmeIt against defendants POS. or Ne
kellogg and Margaret 81 kellogg for tse sum
OF 1H-I-J1 EFILl interest aL D. uyr cont per a-u-
ul-u from the "a IN day of l-c-Eu1 BIER lrs.-.HsH
l--a4 and Tor foreclosure OF MORTGAGE Hl-... -I-l
HlI OF Ilc defendants .lI- lEe mora Erfa-
uouul quarter OF section so l1WusliD -f.
range I5 west glH p. Lu. and Lur the COSTS 1l
LlIs action a. j 70 afaFF.
L5H= Ia-I Clerk
W. ~ EcezIcy, attorney FOR p-HIulG-
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Dr. GunG's improved liver pills are
"a sure cure Tor sick hcaaaeh-. billions
plants dT5ueus l7I, iI7ii ErsrI0u. tor
piu liver. CuztlEeDt==, ere. THESE pills
insure perfect digestion. correct tile
liver and stomach. regulate the bowels.
purify and enrich tine blood and make
the SKIN clrar- They Hlsc proIuse "a
good appetite and iuVi z0rate and
strenp then the entire system HT their
tonic action They only require one
piIl for "a dose and never grippe or sick
en- sold at - cents q box az Porter
s. COS.
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UNLESS the railroads and other
great monopolies are soon taken out OF
the hands of private corporations and
ran by the government in the interest
of the people, socialism or anarchy
will be forced upon the ountry.-Rict-
ard 7, LILY, Professor Political Economy,
State University. Wisconsin.
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"IAs5SIaR and tongs and not rose
water for Kansas democracy. Why
do say this? 1 have known its
works and ITS deyilish and helIish in
tsntions for thirty years. Buh!''-J
J. JngaHs, September, '9e.
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AzIERICA protects her infant indus
tg.es Of manufacture by Il protective
tariff, England protects her India
wheat industries by buying up our
congress to demonetize silver. The
American farmer is robbed in both
cases. Is it any wonder that we have
so many foreclosures Of homes?-King-
man .y0,tgllQl.
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VIZ are glad to ses That the papers
are 10 longer abusing Mrs. Lease for
gsdding about over the state neglect
sing her home affairs, and that her
mouth is no longer referred to in terms
ns opprObrium. She is not being
sldvissd to stay at home to cook meals
and sew on buttons for Mr.. Lease. 80
We are glad 70 see that all this kind
OF talk has been stopped If 1t were
continued it would put Laura 81.
s5ohns ia such q funny lights STATE
.gossTRaf. tRsp.i
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LEGAL NOTICES.


FIr-t published October Tlh, Is31
state of kansas. I-
Edwards County. %
Norman f. Thompson plaintiff.
lawson Dugger and Martha e. Durgcr,
defendants.
You. aud each of you, tho defendants, Law
son Dagger ana Martin r. Dagger are hereby
uuCiuug tuaE you have been sued IU the above
euuLlgd court, ia tine ubUEeguriTlCd aulUu, bg
Norman f. Thompson plaintiff in sHIl uelIuU
the district court OF Eug county or Edwards
Iu tu- state OK Kansas. against sou and IlaI
the IHLu day of November lsf@ said petition
Will ue taken as true and Iull EupuL rl uaersal
accordingly OF the following nature. ta-H7ir=
For Lng Sum OF $40 "a with interest thereon
III tho rate of - per cent per uuuum from the
9th day OF September Ir-t-le5s eLB--I and
for tue fore closure OF mortgage upon lle
southwest quarter OF section IU- township
Do south HE range lI- west of GLu p- u-s Iu
Edwards county. Kansas aud Tor the cHzlz OF
this action A. J- HLrE-
[-EAL.l Clerk
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FOR Governor.
/ D LEN BLING
OF sedsWfcS.
For Lieuteuaut-C overuor,
PERCY DASIELs.
Of Crawford
For Secretary df state.
RS OSBORN,
OF HOOKS
Ter Attorney General,
JOHN T. LITTLE,
CfJohnson.
For Auditor Of state,
VAN j PHATHER,
or Cherokee.
FOR state Treasurer.
" II BIDDLE,
OF Butler,
State Superintendent.
- 81 GAINS,
OF Saline.
For Chief Justice.
STEPHEN II ALLEN,
OF Linn.
For COngressman-a t-Large,
" A HARRIS,
OF LcaveuwOrth.
FOR State sonstor-Thirty- Eighth District
} n SENTER,
or Ness.
FOR CunErcssman-seventh District,
mon. JERRY SIMPSON,
OF RABBER COUNTY
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Edwards County Il. a. 8 Z. u.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the Edwards county alliance will be
held at Lewis, October 18th, ut 10
o'clock "a. m j. J. REEDEH,
President.
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Tue peoples party favors a service
pension to old soldiers, instead Of the
pauper pension law of the republicans
party. One fourth of the pension
appropriation goes to pension agents
and pension officers. a service pen
sion law wohld save this amount, or #
applied to the service pension would
so far to meet the additional expense.
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THOMAS SPURGIeS, son of the dead
pulpit orator, is showing marked orig
inality as 4 preacher and bids fair
to equal his famous father
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TIE linen yearly manufactured in
England could he wrapped seven times
around the earth.
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of k4ual=.
WIN lynch. plaintiff.
Clarence a burbank, et al defendants.
State of Kansas 90 the defendants. Clarence
a Burbank. Carrie A HlruauE. ueu5ulu .u
a Hon. tne aurora SILVER Eaars Company "a
CgrErHr-L.ulr ana isaac M tle-
You v1H rlze notice that you huvH boon
sued lu the above eurIrlld action and must
answer she petition u|eI lF gue uIuiuLH HE
or before the aru day ut Move u IeEr ta- ur Lle
petition WlI ue taken as true and judgement
rendered accordingly against the dHreItIlu.
barring them from auy right tue or e-tltLg
Zoo or Co the premises described Go the petit
rfuu, lo-Tit- Lots Do and DO. block S. S Iu=llEs
Edwards county state oil kansas and SHAT
the leleu llu.a be required Eco show Hr a ual
F1Ells title uE Interest they claim any aaLal-.
iu OF FOO =lia premise and Doc default thereof
-g SAID premises or amy part thereof
s. j. =eallrHuE- A Hlppr Clerk
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John q Berry. plaintiff.
Charles II Fa=uluz. tho EiGsIcy EErlurEe
Bank. q E BEua-n 1Ul u o. Pore Fuf u aal D.
EllI-auc. John ElarLia. W L.ll.-lu "a Hls-L-IE-
tom trustee. rIe HH=saH Loan ~ Trust aE-a
trustee Defendants
IEr virtue 10 am order OF zssa issued Is me-
lsI- OF -I 90 district ClaEss 300 rIa iIE l tlfr- On
HlallsfI. u-ItI. on sftHullE- lLl laE OF Hal
CAV. an Lla fruur ul1r uf tla CIurE house isi
rHa GarE OF E.rI-LlE I1 Ll4H. county OF Ear uH.H
HH rHa STATE of kuI=Is- 1r LE IHsl l-le sale THa
sea- Co rHe highest ana lc-E ualI-r Tor cash
iu hand. I.i the following described ra1-l
CslaEe. rIH-Hgl ss
Ine u.e-E Eaff or section s. -1uuFniu %
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~ Chicago less than 81 per cent of
the population own su the real estate.
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