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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-JERSEy

Anthracite Coal used exclusively n-nring Cleanliness
and (Omort.)
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ST.
Time III Bile In effect sept. 20. 1898.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-05

6otels.
european 6otels.
Essal Notifies.


CrpKEME COURT County OF New Nv, w ork and
Lam - o'Conor Jr, Trustee under me i III aoainst
- JONI - Samuel H. Clanp. deeeaed paih1h ,n nS r
n n,nouv H. Kimber John G. Thomas ke i y Thomas
nm'I,,hnait 1coree Frederick husy ana hhr,m s.
Bai," pots Deborah NJ Kichalds an. ait pitv and
tesna d r. defendant,. Trial desired IN inc ivy "
County OF New-fork, 'ulno'
no the above named defendants -, ,,o,o, I'm
v me-. hereby summoned TO answer the conpn nn the
,Ai alton and 20 serve copy OF your lev o,yce az
,,torney within twenty days aiter t S IN caS
nmmons exclusive OF the day OF SCI will be
" i' our failure 10 appear answer Sn.,dd in
,,LsD against YOU, by default, for the reiei o "
complaint. ,...oo,,h ~ Anrll 1898.
Ddtcu He"'i'' q. NJ. SPElR, Jr.,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
oace and Posc acc Address No W wan w oTce Cv
r ,,thonv NJ Kmbcr. Abram s. Ashbriaage, a. .on
- NJ romaI iohn G. Thona,, Richard H. ihon p'
~ ,apny Charles Y Thomas Mary D in ld , t Do
ua,t Regina 5. Potts and Deborah NJ h'c"''"'' WIZ
fcndant~ above named; ,,ron vou bv publica-
49, nursu,nt 10 an order OF Hon. George -: So %;
n ~ the In tees Of supreme tout OF u" aoS and
York dated the 10Th day OF he clerk Of tho
T,~ .ud County OF New-York, at the county n, ,nber
~ Tho citv Of New.York, the 10Th DAY Oh oep'e'
1893. 49, e.o,hor ooth 1893
Dated Ne"-ioiA' '0P O. NJ SPEIR Jr.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
JOSEPlI Il. JOHNSTON CAMP
MEETING.

The meeting of the Joseph T.. John.
ston camp, eN-Confedelnte Veterans,
this afternoon, was not very largely al,
tended, but great deal Of business
was transacted. Chuirtuun Walker OF
The executive committee reported that
James Hosapple and &. 4. Henning
had refused to serve ON the committee.
mud ID. Baum and r. +. Comrgys were
appointed 10 til the vacancies.
Judge Walker also reported that he
had, In accordance with resolution
passed ~ the last meeting of the camp.
extended nm Invitation 10 !. w Bailey
To deliver an address on the life and
CHARACTER Of jefferson Davis. the pro.
ocrds ct which are TO 40 toward building
q monument TO the dead eN-prrsidcnt
Int that he had received no reply. Thr
committee was given further timr tu
hear from Mt. Bailey, and also authori.
~ To choose someone else should he
decline.
The various committees to arrange
Tor the reunion were then appointed.
aud The meeting adjourned subject 10
the call of the captain,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

| Cold.teiu clothLsg. boots, sl0es hats and
/ gents furnishing goods. aud Alex. Caut0
/ 4 20. are al IN favor Of holding ihr celt-
| hration.
Mr.. 4. A. Green. manager Of the EPit-
| able Life Assurance society, Is heartily
l. favor Of b and will do all In biz pow
es tu contribute TO It's success
Moore " Jack, real estate, are also
in favor Of The proposed trade display
VI. !. Lewis, grocer favor- holding
such celebration, II we can get the peo-
pie here and then show them something
worth seeing after they arrive II we
cannot do this, we had better not ny
10 hold H.
William Henry n Co.. hardware. favors
70. " IL can be- made % success.
Crowley a Sims. boots aud SHOES Lew
j. Bros, mnuiles and hardware. aud W
II. Taylor, dry goods mud notions. all
favor holding The celebration,
The manager of the Southern Union
Tea company. Mr. Erismm. fayors tue
proposed trades display, ~ 10 will help
trade The Texas Builder, Supply com.
phuy nlsn favor IL upon general princi.
piles, hut ia uui think it would help their
business any. although It would certainly
benefit certain lines of trade; unl u A.
Whitney Co., furniture, take the same
view uf it
C. phcui1 hardware and furniture;
Jesse Jones, groceries. and turuthers'
bookstore ull favor it. Denver, Colo, has
something of the kind continually
throughout The summer, and II brings
thousand. OF people to the city and hun.
lrcls uf thousands u dollars,
Edwards Candy Palnre has NO 0bjrc-
tiuus 90 il and Washer Bros clothing,
are decidedly Boz favor OF the proposition
Rockford, shoe store, Day n johnson,
prnpnetnrs VI the Palais Royal, Cole X
Terry furniture, the DushNood uharmn-
q 81 Gall a.. .s
Tie ilrJ of the great trades display
j. T., Mitchell. the icwclcr Oh the other
baud. says that he J., not very enthusl-
astc over The proposal II all depends
upon how much the citizens will have
'u pay the fiddler Whenever we invite
, strangers tn the city we should be- pre-
! pared tn entertain them ROYALTY, or they
VIII drplrt with worse Impression ihun
when they pnwe. | fear he said, that IN
| thus entertaining them We may pas too
h"nr for our whistle Otherwise. / favor
the movement, as | do anything which
| Nil attract attention tn the city, and
| hrl people aud business here
Alexander u McNeigh, clothing; !. T..
| NirlSs y Co. druggists. and l.. H. Cohen.
| gents furnishing goods and notions. pre
| nN very faynrahy disposed toward the
lrnn'tilon, So alsn nrr Waiter Is Town.
',ll wll paper y VI, Reagan. mlllh.
riy, Bedford q Fisher. druggists, and
| a. ~ Anderson, Euu house
! Mt j, \, Smiih, the grocer, n heartily
] IN iH'or Of holding ulr proposed crlc.
! hulon We want all the people here
/ We can grt. Every man that comes
| VIII be- living advertisement for The
! riiN In addition To the trades displuy.
! ! am In favor Of having a big barbc.
| cue 10 entertain the visitors.
| FINS ~ hrllner, harness aud snddlCry,
| decidedly Ia favor Of holding such "A
! relrhmiion, and will make display
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
GAINESVILLE.
A NEW SANTA FE DEPOT TO BE
BUILT.
Joe Johnston Camp oil S.conisderaics
Directors Mesi-A Prisoner Ar.
rssied-soles,

Gainesville Tex. May 21.-tSpegiall-
Ihc Sauta fc j. tu have a new depot at
Gain~yllle. Scarccly had the special
tram having ahoifd the Santa Ir of-
ilciuls stopped yesterday morning when
Superintendent Downs took Nior-Prc.i-
dent Robinson by the arm and led him
tluwu TO the little wooden -ttuotur,
which, through courtesy, Is called depot.
Tie building was It's own BEST argument.
Nh. Robinson declared that new depot
should be promptly built here He said
hr would give orders for plan for u
building 10 cost not less than SGUOU, and
that 10 would lc well under way By
trll The new depot viii be- ON tn site
Of the present one. which will BE- moved
tn the TERRITORY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

$ Ioctor,. st.. Louis; Ben BerraclJ. Neu
York; ]; W. Murphy, 81 Louis; IioWor,
llhods, Kansas yiiy; $. h. Burnefi Nm,
ranch; 5. X Mclihcnny. Haustan, poe
IHaycr. Pcein, MS; Sidney Sugrs an a.
JIAughlgrs. Arimore. l. r.; +. NJ PiIes
Files, Tcx.; Fred klcnney. n. icuis.
4. Dix, Kansas City; Preston Sbeorer 81
Joseph, Mo; NJ. Hicks BOSTON, / y
selyidgc, Votulln; A. shepard. WacS, !
4, Jones s. Louis; a. j. imncan. FIi oSs.ncss
Nm Tom ki9s' Ennis, Tex, SAN H. INote
vvlnS'nn2u u " Bnrus; Colorado div
somarceylue; Ind; W. Z. Echtenae6rr Y,
Louis jess liak,r, Granhury: Chns, Wcnor
ilallas' y. H. Lingo, Denlson. " q n,,I
iNSimsas city; y. u, Hood. Ilneoln Ny
w 2 Burns: Houston Jean II Wsh,N e9;
Louis Gus frank New York ~ " - "a, ~
masvr Decatur. n. y. Cole W., ehI3lc
Mm, Eplrrs T. Dale. j. II. b aSaiey.,,g
MAN, hr9MHard 81 Louis, q A. Hrpwn
geo, smith 81: Louis: A. q SSfhlsitnIs
Hrg orleans J. NJ Muther. HSH Sstsyua'l
Galnesylllr, - "NueEspoon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
Nm DlREorORs, MEETING.

The directors of the Cooke County
Fair association met at the office "
President Howeui this afternoon, 10
hear what progress had been made to-
ward relieving the Institution Of debt
The committee having the matter in
charge reported that Of the new issue
of stock ubout S14OO worth had been
subscribed. This amount lacks Sl2OO OF
being enough 10 raise the debt The
directors determined 10 give tue commit
tee two weeks NOR. in which 10 make
IN he deficiency. and in case Of fnilurr.
they We're instructed TO advertise the
grounds for sale the first Tuesday In
July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
RECEIVER CHANGED
BY Order oil The COurl-A Dispute and
Contest.

Houston, Tex, May 2O-iSpcciall-
Judge Brusher, the new district judge,
who has discharged every railroad and
bank receiver he found in office. com
plcted tue list today by removing Captain
james a. Baker. ,lr., receiver of the
Houston Belt and Magnolia Park ruil-
road, md appointing Representative
John Kennedy. receiver. Baker says,
that having been originally appointed NJ
Che insiigation Of all creditors, he will
not vacate. The judge says he will and
the dcnoumcnt is expected Monday. The
road had beenelcuscd. but the lease was
ahrOgAlel hy the courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
LADIES ELEcTEp.

Chicago, his, May 20.-Late last even.
Ing the members of the International
council settled their differences over the
distribution OF Offices. The following
were elected; Lady Aberdeen Of Eng
America. vlcr.prcsident: Nine. Mary
MARITIME Of France, recording secretary
Eva Mclauren OF England, correspond,
ing secretary: BARONESS Alexandria Gri.
pcnberg Of Finland, treasurer,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Brentwood. Tex. May O.-(Special)-
Frank Utzmnn was today sentenced for
life In the district court at BrownwOod.
for killing Captain w. j Thurmond last
August l'tzmAn II seems, hud a
grudge against rburmond. and way-luy-
lug him along the road, shot him una
wares, through the back Of his buggy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
STATE SHOOTERS.

San Antonio Tex, May 2O.-(Spccian o.
In the state Schnetzenbund today g.
Reininge OF Green's Valley got the state
medal
New Bramfcls was selected for the
shoot next year.
The following officers We're elected:
President, Il. Gueue, Jr., New BruunfclS
yice-presidcnt H. Nogcl of Nogels Val.
Icy; secretary and treasurer. +. W.
Stuye OF San Antonio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Professor Aloi. the famous electrician.
has been engaged for some time IN con,
durting some curious experiments with
REGARD 10 the influence of electricity
upon plant growth. These trial tests
provo that coru, wheat. tobacco. beans
IN fact, everything upon which oxpcri.
ments We're madc-werp highly benefited
~ The use Of the electric currcnt IL Is
also nsccrtained that the application Of
electricity TO the soil aided seeds IN
Eerninating. the influence, In the LAM
gu,yc 81 the REPORT being VERY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

James Glaisher, the well wnown Scotch
meterolusist. asserts, after long invesugn-
ton that the ninth day Of the moon Is
The most rainy OF tue whole twenty-eight,
ana that IN the first and lust weeks Of
The moons age tue rainfall Is less than
the average. The records kept hy Mir.
Hlaisher also Indicate 4 O'Clock In the
afternoon as the rainiest hour iu the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Captain Clippertou. British consul nj
Philadelphia, and an old friend OF Iul,s
Verne; says there is NO foundation for a
recenily published story that Verne Is
an assumed name and that the novelist
y fole, Verne, he says, is 81 an oh
Nantes family and the name has been a
respected one for generations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
$500 EXHIBIT.

Look in The windows of Evans & Roe,
and you will be astonishcd at the display
OF $500 shoes. They have ull the appear
auce Of the best $500 shoes. They are
nude Of very tue culf-sliin, Goodyear
welt, In all the stylish toes.
EVANS x ROE,
30 Houston street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
$500 EXHIBIT

Look In the windows of p,o. O. RI,
AND yen viii be astonished M NJ, M,oe'
OF $500 shoes. They have ali NV. a Wa,illas
ance Of the best $500 sho.,s w 1r, apl''nI-
made OF very fine calf.skin ao, ate
Wel' in all the stylish toes ''''u'eAF
EVANS 4 ROE
10 Houston straet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
BURNED no DEATH.

San Antonio. Tex, May 2O.-lSpecial)
A Mexican woman named RosnlIo
Agtillr aged 30 years. died today from
the effect of burns sustained by her
clothes catching fire last night while she
WAS cooking supper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
NOTES

=, Deputy United Suites Marshal Dave
Hooker was in town todny On rouic to
Paris with prisoner named .lnmrs
Weeks, Weeks is charged with attcmpt
ing To XIII y man q short distance from
Ardmorr u few days ago.
A marriage license was issued today to
y. H. kcams and Miss Lem Stephen.
SON
sheriff Ware this afternoon arrested n
mar named Charles lyey at the rcuuest
uf Territory officer Ivcy, II seems.
was one of several participants In a
scirnmugc u few days ago. When mr..
rested lycy WIS In a wagon with his fam
lily, leaving the country. lie was taken
back tn the Territory this morning
Policeman Woiford arrested a man at
. o'clock this morning for carving a pair
of brass kuuclis. When arrested The
man declared he had no name Int after
he had been behind the bars several bonrs
he requested the jailur to register him
as g. ID. Stuart of the Indian Territory,
W. NJ, Robbins. Joe r. Reilly and Il.
w. sharp were admitted to the bar to.
day
Judge j. H. Dils of sherman is In the
city VISITING his daughter, Mrs. John l..
Hird
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

near here Edwin Riley went through
il, securing $50 FROM the trunks Of
the guards. Warrants are out for Riley
and reward Of $3.50 is offered for his
capteure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Spratts dog soap kills fees IN dogs
Instantly; Sold only ~ Andcrson's Guu.
house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

The busy bee works systematically as
II under military discipline Pollen for
bee bread has 10 be secured ns well as
honey fuv rainy day-or for those hn-
mans who ruthlcssly take from the hers
The reward Of their hard.eamcd ahors.
hut u recent author asserts thnt when n
bee starts FROM the hive for pollen not
the sweetest nectar will tempt the .crca.
turc from It's task, while the honey gath.
ercr docs nothing else hut gather sweets
till tho DAYS lahnr Is oNer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Millcr's ROYAL Paragon Canadian
cheese. This is really hne--ouly al Bel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
ROBBED TINE GUARDS.

Brenhaip. Tex, May 2u.-,Spcciel) -
i IN, night while Sergeant whit's work
~" VI ~" santa re was side tracked
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Headache-hy the guaranteed cure. Pres.
tons i'sl-Akc. II cures any heudaehe IN
hfteen minutes, aud 1t won't cure anything
else.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Look In the windows Of Evans n Roe,
aud you will be astonished at thc dis,lay
" S3,O0 shoes. They have all the oppeai-
nnce of the best $500 shoes They are
made Of very fine calf-skin, GOODYEAR
welt, Ia all the stylish toes
EVANS x ROE.
3l5 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

semi IN your orders todav Far
cream 10 Ma'>er's, sO7 Housiou 81 str, ,gp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Admlralg song. [tsaln
An, wAsrc ls nov the c0uril
Al, It's ylu, Madame naTJaI,
Am l not iJndly thine 0wuf
Al Hmoag the summer rlscs.
A1uis o. the banks o. Dee.
4 mza'lr mun flrA'thzt.
A wet sheet Esd . Gowius sea.
ltanuoeEa o. barley meal
N1lntc ran tIc blfnie down.
llar9cy, leave the Flfl1 alone.
liy The blue Aitat!an muuat'nf
llread and cheese and Kisses.
hehuld the mora 10 hrrakiug.
Nome With the ginrey bride.
luuio halts % Ne vtdllng.
Come sins me that swcttlir.
Columbia, rem OF tie uctsa.
Come la Gnd lAut ths door.
captain with liNhisttfs.
could We bat lingrrIiefe.
i1Wny jail birds ofafgAtirr.
ear il,tle tunnceuttail-s
IAf'F o lock gu do CHECKER
coon Nuuf.
noaglAs, tender ardtr,ie.
De Cpon's salvation army,
DO they think ofme az home.
Glcgy % Madame nlaiEr.
Five O'Clock IN the morning.
Tow gently, sweet Anon.
lisa Of ali kludtthe carried.
.ittsn grow the fulhcs, u.
Iugd Right and Joy vi You a.
Gallant jamie went n w0ulnr.
lafs bark, the dogs do bari
lls stole ilyta der heart EvGy,
I've safrl on hgautva brow.
am q h'llheeoue maiden.
ltwu here IN aeucutl dvustcst,
7 come flcm a happy land.
AAaye tiled nuito love you,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Various parts Of California. like Aus
tralia, are plagued by rabbits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

The hornet was the first paper maker.
nnd holds the original patent. The pn'
per u makes is about that Of the news.
paper: nearly as firm and made of ~.
tgnuhllN The same Internationally
hhers scrapcd from old rails and honr,ls
Governor Fairfield. elected for iSlg re.
signed: Governor kayanangh. president
of the scuntc. resigned; Governor Dunn.
speaker of the house. superseded bv
Governor Dana, president ~ the senate
for lSi2; aud Governor Anderson, clec.
ted In 1Si4
For rheumatism and nsnroly,a van o., 40,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

The first paper published In tue Indian
territory recently made It's appearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

M could l asa soldier.
Al, when Of gay guitars.
huAks, my love, huuke,
Away With melancholy,
A lliCuntheoeean wave
A huntlug we viii 60.
AL on account Of Eliza.
All, there, stay there.
Believe ine, II ali thoil
rudgAflng.
Bird Of tie greenwood.
Hutintltat stsl moment
B.fth u salbst Patrick.
nlue bell Of Scotland.
Hue hinnr.f are owe
the border.
Battle uf otter lldurue,
Cutnln' thru the rye
CaflsimaI hellsntsla.
Como ftstin this bosom
Charley oEurthe water.
Come under ny plAilie.
Do not cast him dJNu.
pontfl-ggt old Ireland
Don't lsnNcmc lohnnie
Darling, goodnight
Don't you 60, Tommy.
Die wacht AM Rhcln.
Dee deutschuu Mtefland
Don't forget to wtlie.
Down In q coal mine. O.,
ll1vptt u the fiteft.
lGgcwrlltn l.ochabsr.
iaErvellil Rallgchinyle
Farewell to the i0Trtt.
ltrrslum God and right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

For rheumatism aud neuralgia YOU can NOT
get better remedy than salvation oil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

good Ola colony times.
"a lgtvlsr thee iIGurrow.
heard q wee bird Staging.
! cannot sing tic olltouEl.
1 love The merry fpfinrtlrie.
lille drg4a.i wh6u dfft saw
! IN u.Cryoungtl marry vet.
I ~ a. q lLnfIr lacI % Johnnie
! would 1 were a careless I'd
u lad nthousand a year
! 70 meet you BY the f.feainlet.
saw hrr In the violet time.
I whistle ard wait for katie.
laHk Sp1lt could cat no fat.
lagG nui llll went up The hill.
! Alo, the flower o. iumhlape
Joy once more ills my breast.
WI within the hafbor bar.
hlng WHATS drinking norm.
klad words can never die.
\ .ailng over the garden wall.
Little man and little maid.
Listen 70 the nightingale.
Little lird on Tie gwen tree.
LlEhtdiyiacnround me falling
Make no no gfuly ohlplet,
ny home IN yondcr valley.
lihthtr, watch the little f,et.
Mouatlin maids invitation,
Nv leaft laialr for somebody,
Ny johnny vAsa shoemaker,
Ny love slie'i but a laiile VT.
Ny llya walls there for me. =
y gbedy going 70 many me.
w, haste crimson morning.
Oh, take me back to swiirerl'd
Y had ] wings like a dove.
"a a re, d bank, gentle Mary,
,t..hlf.ey b my darling.
linNlie ureveiapock o maui,
u laiiie, at thou sleeping YETI
Va, are &c sleeping, Maggiog
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
CHANCEKN NOTICE.
STATE Eat ;. OF IL LIMOS ,...

s Fat i. OF IL aoSsIs les.
In the rcut cour, of ssid Rock Island county
In chancery.
Edward .. Judson. complainant, vs.. George .
Com-tock. Jr., Cornclia y. ComSiock. Care line
A. Comsfock, George NJ. Williams and Edward
Il Ju eon Jr the latter two are executors of
deceased; q. Jeryis Van Week. Christopher G.
Bradley, George y. Kennedy and Alfred A.
Howle I, as the latter TWO are eX cutors OF the
last will and testament of y ID Norton. deceased /:
Albert Fowler as he i administrator wi h IN c
viii annexed Of George +. Comsiock. deceased {:
arolne Allison. the Onondaca COUNTY OIphan
Asylum. the syracuse Home Association, the
Houee of the Good shepherd. Julia Green. Julia
n. Green, Coineia 1reen, Helen u Com stock.
Alexander & oms.ock. mael l.. Com>.ocs.
Rachel Noxon. Thomas L. Patterson. Edith Pat
tersop and Corpera n. Lake. defendant-.
To sad above named parties defendant and
nv one OF them:
You and each OF " are hereby notified that the
above entitled suit e now pending in said clrcuit
court III and for the comfy of X OK leland. in the
state of Illinois. and thai summon. hae been isened
a. anst YOU therein: Now. unlcs Won shall per-
s1naly be and appear before the aid court on
the first day of the term thereof TO be holden
in the court house in the city OF Of Rock Island.
in said Rock Island county. OF the first Monday
of ,nuary ceAt TO which time and place the said
summons is made returnable. aud except, plead.
answer or demur 10 the bill of complaint in said
Spit fled that the same will be taken f,r con e
fessed against you, and decree entered accord
ingly.
Dated al fock Island, Illinois, tais aoth day o.:
November, \. ID. 1895.
GEORGE W GAMBLE.
Clerk of Said Court,
HENRY CURTIS, Complsiuants Solicitor.