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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-16

EId OTTE1C LII IEU OUOOEIu 1NE IdOE DOdI IEE
During the appearance of this advertisement a cake of Empress jose
phine Face Soap will be given with the first purchase of any of the above
preparations, provided the journal Ticket is presented. The terms of this
sale are positive After this advertisement is taken out of the Journal no
soap will be given away.
EMPRESS JOSEPHINE FACE CREAM has been especially pre-.
pared and placed upon the market for the benefit of ladies who will not use
the Face Bleach. It's properties Are the same is those of the Bleach, and is
also well adapted to the treatment of harsh and redeemed skin, and is espe-
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Greensburg

Mrs. Allen W. Clark, returned Tuesday from
Quincy, Ind. -. Mrs. W. L. Christy returned from
a visit at Liberty. 80. Mrs. A. II. Prathar is at GIN
Mira George Maenzie was at Cincinnati
several days last week. Miss Grace Gullefer is
at Indianapolis. ...Mrs. A. C.Hazelrigg is visit
ing her father. Rev. ]. 7. Con-
maier has returned from Martinsville....
Mrs. J. X. 7. Lathrop. OF Aurora. visited rela-
lives here the past Mrs. w. +. Lock
George Anderson. here last week. Mrs. Joseph
Drake and her daughter, Miss Maggie, have re-
turned from Martinsville 80. Miss Florence
Dixon, OF Detroit, Is the guest OF the Erdmanns
here. -. Mrs. Frank Robinson has returned from
q visit to her mother at Franklin.
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CentervtHe.

Mrs. B. B. Custer. of Anderson, arrived Tues
day, and will spend the summer with Mrs. c. +.
futile. Mrs. Monroe Worl spent Wednesday
with Richmond friends Miss Lib Jones was
the guest Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. George L. Gates, OF
Richmond. Friday. Mrs. Frank Scott enter
tanned a tea party Friday evening Miss Irene
Gentry and Miss Eta Venard were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Cook at Washington Sunday.
Ars- G. NJ. Wilson, jr., was the guest or Rich
mond friends Friday.
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Mrs. NJ. W. Busey is at Princeton. Ind.-..Mra
W. III. Purcell and daughters are at Danville....
Miss Kate Park Is in Chicago. -. Miss ollie White.
Of Monticello. has been the guest or W. l.. Harry
and wife. Mrs. III. Harsh, OF Warren, o., Wis /.
tied IN this city last week Mrs. bay. who has
been the guest OF Mrs 8. A. kirkpatrick, re-
Martin Is at Mahomet. --.Mrs. l. T. Merriam. OF
Dixon. In In this city..-.Mrs. e. u. Taylor. or
Paris. II the guest OF Mrs. j. c. sheldon. -
Frank NJ. Call and bride arrived from Wichita.
Kan. Sunday and will make this city their home.
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Ballinger and son have returned to Burlington.
Everett Owens and children. or
and Mrs. William Hubble have returned to
Cincinnati. -. Misses Rose FAIR. Daisy Fosdick
and Ella Odell were In Oxford SUNDAY Miss
Anna Godfrey. who has been the guest OF Mrs.
L. NJ. Beaver, has gone to Knoxville, Tenn.
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Warsaw.

Rev. and Mrs. Pontius. accompanied by Miss
Kirkpatrick, were at Eiknart last week, attend
ing the Woman's Missionary Association of the
II. g. Church. Mrs. Mundane Little, of Pierce
of Bloomville, o., is the guest of her MOTHER.
Miss Flora Robinson is In silver Lake. 80. Misses
Edith Widaman, Grace Loney. Rim Richardson
and Jennie Funk have returned to
Fort Wayne, after their Easter va
cation in this city. Miss Matte Ripple will
visit college friends in Bloomington soon---.
Mrs. Jacques and Mrs. Royse. OF the Zerelda,
Mrs. McAlpine and Miss Beulah Parks, OF the
Clio. Mrs. Kutz and Miss Euialia Everhard, of
the Warsaw, are the delegates who will repre-
sent our literary clubs az the State convention
OF literary clubs, at Fort Wayne. the first week
in are being made for the
alumni banquet 10 be given about May 3.
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Paris.

Mrs. w. ]. Hunter and daughter, Miss Nellie,
have returned from Washington. 1nd.---Mlss
Carrie Rives has returned TO bloomington. III.
after q visit with her parents here .---Dr. aud Mrs.
O. 6. Laughlin have returned from Arcola---.
Mrs. N. L Moore has returned from Ierre Hauto.
Mrs Elmira Hodge has returned from Spring
dale, Ark. Mrs. ]. w. Simmons and Miss Myrtle
Megahan have returned from Columbus. o..
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirby have returned from
Cincinnati Miss Nettie Hunter has returned
from q visit with relatives in Washington. Ind.
MFR. and Mrs. III. G: Homermilier, OF Tomah,
VIA, are visiting relatives hero.
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Mrs. Lottie Hull Lavender, Of Delaware, O.,
visited here the past week. Miss Della Smith
left Wednesday morning for Hamilton, o..
Miss Myrtle Williams, OF Richmond, was the
guest OF Milton Alternately and wife over Sum-
day Mrs.. Ellen Way entertained the Woman's
Club Saturday afternoon. : Mrs. DIR. Mank, OF
Coldwater, o., il the guest OF s. Rex and family.
Miss Rilla Roosa was at Indianapolis last
week.-..Dr L. ]. Ward and wife. Of Carthage,
No. are visiting Mira. Thomas I'd. Mrs
Simon Rex is home from Bowling Green. o..
evening In honor OF their daughter. Mrs. T. ].
Kizer, whose home in the future will be at Fair
mount -. Miss Winnie Thomas entertained the
7. Fl. E.. Club Monday evening" Mrs. Saliie
North. of Alexandria. has been the guest OF rela-
tives here for several days....W. b. Gordon and
wife are in Henry county.
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FOrtvilie.

Miss Tillie stoehr returned from Anderson
Tuesday. Mrs. Catherine lands returned 10
Brightwood Thursday. after q visit with Mrs.
Margaret Cutting Miss Lizzie Arnett,
Mrs. Maggie Thomas and Mrs. /. w. Mcconnell
returned from indianapolis Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Q. Jackson. OF Greenfield. were
guests here over Sunday: Mrs. Amy Arnold re-
Greer and wife. of Galladette, visited here
Wednesday. 49,. Mrs. j. q. Thomas Is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett, at Greenfield.
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Mrs. Re Chandler left yesterday for Zanes-
Vile, O.--.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis are now
at their home in Columbus. -. Misses Ethel Mil
Ter, Mamie Drubread. Jessie Means, Lottle
man visited the State University Thursday and
Friday. The Cecilian Musicale met Tuesday
evening with Miss Hassie Overstreet,
Miss Mayme McNaughton was leader.
The Know Nothing Club was entertained by Mrs.
s. G. Brown Friday evening Mics Zula Fran
els. OF Indianapolis. was with friends here the
past week. Mrs Emma Givens, of Dayton. o.,
is the guest of DR.. p. w.. Payne's family. - Mrs.
ID. ID. Banta. of Bloomington, was in Franklin
Monday evening. Miss Nellie Peabody, of Min
neapolfs, 10 the guest of Mrs. John Claske.-..
The Married Women's Musicale met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. A. n. Crecraft. Mrs. Clara
Hanneman was leader.
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Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.. Clyde III.
West and Miss Rena NJ. Hargrave, April 81, at
ST. Johns Church. Mrs. Elwo0d Hunt and
daughter, Miss Lena, are home from Terre
Haute. Mrs. ID. NJ. Carlisle has been visiting
Mrs. Mary FoOte In Terre Haute.
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John W. Dittemore and Lon @. Gainey, of
Indianapolis, travelling statesmen, were on our
streets Thursday. Miss Matte Wilson. OF
Worthington, visited here Friday The Athena
Literary Club met at the home OF Mrs. j. 81.
Of V~incennes, representing the American Book
Company, was here q few days last week.-Mrs..
Amolfs Henderson returned homo Wednesday.
,...Mrs. p. b. 6hinn, of LoRansport, IS here.-..
5ames n. Hicks, of Lyons, and Miss Allie Flater,
Of this city, were married Wednesday.---Mrs.
Carrie Yakey, of Linton, visited her daughter,
Mrs. O Z. Davis, here last week.
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tanning Mrs. r. w. Hosmer, of Detroit. Mrs F.
Webb Is in Indianapolis. -. Rev. c. s. Dickey
and wife visited in indianapolis during the
week.. Mrs. u. b. Fobes Is at Birmingham.
Ind. r Z. T. Reasoner is in indianapolis.
....Miss Jessie Armstrong is home from Chicago.
miss Anna Mclaughlin, OF Franklin, who
has been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. G. Hall,
the past month, returned home Friday.
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Mt. and Mrs. J.. A. Coffey returned last week
from Jacksonville. Fla....Mr. Bert c. Laurimore
and Miss Lillian Jarvis were united in marriage
Wednesday. Elder Cunningham officiating They
left Immediately for their future home in
Knightstown.-. Elmer Maupin and wife, OF
Rushville, are guests here .--.Mrs. j. L. Evans,
OF Chicago, is the guest of Mrs. Vancy Mayfield.
miss Fannie Biggs has returned from an ex-
tended visit in New York.
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Rensselaer,.
Miss Linda DwigGins, of Chicago, is the guest
or Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sears. Mrs. Robert Pat
ton, of Omaha, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. II.
Moss Mrs. George G. Starr, of Denver. Col,
has been visiting her brother. Mr.. III. j. Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes have been Wis
iting in Goodland---.The Temple OF Fame"
rendered at the opera house Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, proved a success to the
Presbyterian. Methodist and Christian churches,
in whose interest il was given.
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Miss Eta Crosby. Of Fort Wayne, spent Sun
DAY with her parents In this city.--.Mrs. w. 7.
Swain spent the past week at Dunkirk Misses
Cora and Alice Mason entertained Friday even
ing In honor of their guest, Miss Warina Paulus.
....Mrs. John Black, who has been visiting A. L.
Meyers and wife, has returned to Warren. Miss
Maud Miller came home from Fort Wayne Mon-
day. She leaves for Cincinnati soon
n T. c0 IT, Club ne snter %an,Sf the ' .oVeraiis
Club Monday evening at the home of Miss Nellie
Bonham. Mrs. ID. X. Kellerman, of Mound
City. Kan, Is the guest Of Mrs. L. A. Williamson.
....Gecrge Bronner and wife, Of Huntington,
were in this city Thursday, guests of w. L.
Kiger and wife. Mrs. Fl. X. White Is In Colum-
bus Grove, O.--.Mrs. L. r. Shelton and Mrs. NJ.
epaulding Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Martin and Mrs. Ephraim Smell, OF Muncie,
spent Wednesday in this city. guests OF Rev. @.
u. Wade. Mrs. W. b. Nimmons has returned
from BelleYue and Norwalk. O.
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Anftiou 6aIss of Real Gsia.
PETER +. MEl'Ekf. ~q r1lSIeT SCHOOL
T. ISroTEETY AND OTHER REAL ES.tE.,

sssaH{$ "a 5rHn n fsHL sfH"on
fl .e 'r nssnssg s'ss d%.ss 1aur;
Day 1a"e ia 81 saS q %ad ih'l no
SGo AID other lott s esesi "a Il us
ia0 S,s si and as.h 70 .d and County
HE = MI, Se ScH H5S'S fANsS gFfdE@mST
Ssssaes s' sSS,a 81 T4 " s. snd
Ss !. zig Z f. ss.~tsa l E and Psss
SiS.Iy ss Ct So i sces sne %ssSd %
s''s ssaef cc"e.Ids an, i1a 1t'%,s. 5. o.
; ;sns from is,s5Saosss i I@SSi r. D'A'
''3$ x.SRs;s' '' SS'a ' ~ s''
,srm l9 AaryEOTlSSi! !,s Block 1921
I'M M'3 wA fiS n lot. " s. ,m.' Block loss
,arM inv ws s lots N. S. :oad-s Block i'oeo.
w't sE NJ CHORDS q AorrDycr priority. ...,..
18TH wARDo9ns 70; oI os No. MAD ian
,.sNas S%AKB-fhree' esp adjoining lots: eh 2oIxio!.
L9t Nos :, o. 0" ''''' map RAJ ''' w. w.
sos s' % 81 sT;'e': r. =. i
,= Is ,od pdSG II Farm ' Il. e a'0A'O0
IS 'h1its p,; 'r 20
u, ncS,on zee E, s %d%a:s,s one. "c asS
S;ssss, and al the "''' 4an6 2
CITY ,ts,.s: ss~Sgss ss ss p 10 D Isss
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Burke Andrew ana wiie = y iaps ~ SO oo
Coushlin Peter o. ana a. WI 97ih 70 Years 1852
Christensen, Richard NJ. and wife 10 >can llhaNl'h
Building and Mutual Ian 40 .i a'dOa. ago
Neson-ave Of Orchald--t, iistalmchs ''oS
Council, Michael. ct n 10 J J BrsdN. W : Ntlur-
ave plr lots SIS Sc 12i, map upper MOTT >i"'a ,oo
Epstein. Hyman, to i.aT TssT ouSo'" ~ 1850
Hack Fredsrick TO haisI r s0i $500
Levy, Aaaie to Simon Simon El''neI i'-"' Csc
Lc.ehhogn Flederick ava we de to 1910
v.ndrI idct and wife to Gertrude JeWiit ana
another. cor OF hroone anu o"''.N $500
Murray VIM \. aud wife T. W II Bhrne, 80 a.
sthav, cor OF li''n''' o''u p'vp''' SO 90
McHcynolas Anthony. 10 T. j murray Vi M
ii-,hst " Of I.enox-ave, year 'V'
rr,.eu J1ne. and wife To John BusseN, II ol n
- ae,b.st w Of CliftOn-aNc, ycir~ ,.-.., i'''
Schneider Chls j. ana ,, %,s 70 vrars '' 1906
Van Golden jennie Of 3tSsVe yeir 1OoC
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REAL ESTATE.
p,-SJxrSS AT TIE EXCHANGES.
Ncw.Ycrx, saturday June l.

Ncw.YorX saturday, June H.
The total amount realized from public auc'oa win
civ real estate at exchanges for the wee. " for
,oday was 1882 600 against sio''VV'' O
the previous week
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
To- IN. nra.en, week ending with satu Ia bsd NJ the
the following auction sales are announce" ~
exchanges: %
TO-DAY (MoNDAY JuNf.'-
Foreclosure pot Of LAND md. isqA land n%S' 7oS oil
@ ssssss iS snd sicTy Sc W.i 7Gs sa q
AIexaSsIave lot .5Nls and Mho, 1. lot ioioxio5
lsetest SIM 10 " Ss i5otss Esq + -, 9,
cOatanaaSe s SsslVU 81 S'a cS SlI so
5 nd ss snS .,S Ss'' %%s@s q
istf i:n. 100 rom 5 IN" wa 81 ntSs 80
.ox75 Zach ana ots Kelys l52 +; Of ld'h'''
0At 10 Iii BroadNay)
Wv TUESDAY. JUNE 10
s s, 81 6 ll 10 'iss w Pa
S',"s 80 'f q and g 0r TT a"e tS1 ~
81. ana T s,o sSa ana sss
lot w. ISL Canast lot a2Aso ana w" "t
S,oy sdildin pot Of Of land iSSGsosN7s and '''GIy
baaas S. S tEss1S;5Si and d' two scfy
2ss E9%srS acs i' So 8 s. q Mn Sp@'I P9st
i iSS sa,d e s' Sss ss aSs ~ we.,
oss,nst $50 # Of l2th.aNe.' tAt No Ill Bioau"N|
WEDNESDAY, JUNE H.
Foreclosure sale lot 1sxloO ard and 4 story pun
ing oo NO about los each and 4sory dwellings ms i.s
pa,,ition sale lots 20Al00 eacl, lo'u 70 ,ih -
~ Neyander.ave; . lots 2lXlOo each 80,
~ ~ Of Alexander-ave; lot '2'\iVy;; r,o,Swav
s5s n Of CourtlandtAve. Az 40 l r,dbrrs,aye
."con sale plot Of land 100Xli3oi on and 3.fnry
cor Of i5istst lots asS1o e OF Bridse.st Nj
dwelling W :, North 9th-aVe, SUI ~ VI "'
vernon CAT SO Lberty-st)
THURSDAY, JUNE 10.
CORONATION sale Of public school property; , o. -
x,oo "a n and building Grand, st nea W Of
NJ SSxIOo ii each West l20thsst 20 ~ Ton"or9
aXn corner OF i45th.st lots .oNio2 o sa =, h -
Wasf iol st-st 100 # Of Columosa%C ,h ",, 70
40 II each n West 1O1stst 100 % OF 4nn % Of
= In,s S5xiOo IL each II West lo2dst 10y II ~ ~
Go,Mnhnsaye. 4 lots 261x1OO each, on Inrkave.
corner OF slstst: lot 20 4xlOo on oo
ormer Of Amserdamave; lots 5Nioo each' ,vr y
sAvwsterdamave lots 25X1O0 each adolhing aoONoo
,Jn,s ~ land al sites, Coton Aquuuci
Co ~ 10 Westchester County y forecoSnurg,, d o.
MI, a. land 40 3xl33X irree Mo4 ana t..to! t
lease az lots 2IxlO05 and 0-stoy building nos 81 %
20 west 43d.st s. CO # of 6th-aIe lot loNiOoc,
s0d sstory dwelling No CO East a5thst : 10 ~ ~
Staa,.on ayo Partition sale, lots 21Aloy on motifs
xe rs corner OF l5Sd-st lot Is 9xloO ana -,s'o,,
Snid,np No 43s 123d-st. 200 ~ OF ANehuo
lot is sx99 and 3stoy dwelling No 90 III d a
:, p I5s9 n Of 4thave; lot 1s3X92ll ana o
,o,v dwelling No = East 129th : 292 10 e Q, ,.I
vn Executors sale lots 25xl1e4 Oh East lolsts'
1908 II Of Morr!saNe
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Gales BIZ AurpoL =.

o,UERIFrrS SNLE.-Wiliiam Topping CO., Auction
Seers VIII sell Tuesday June 1891. az II s. NJ. ut 3Do
East I'D street. large guanuty Of staiinTy cor
is,inp ~ Envelopes Blank Papers ST no@falhcf- Boo
Printng Material. Printers Ink, Acd, Irvine straw
Roard Book Paper ETC.. Shelving Partitions, Iyc'
Sritinp Machine Gas Fixtures. ct".: al-o
Ali the right title and interest OF The Alcy Arn , rf
q, I'm and 10 Cottrcli Printing Press Colts Prinunp
Presses Gordon Pres-es No TO- STOP Ci ,,n
pro. PONY Drum. Shaftina, Betting, etc, hhir,
Chase. Type TYPE stands Proof Prrss' 10 c,shs anu
chairs Trimming Sttchng and BOON 9hh,ng M'pr's
and stones IS Copper Plate, photogiaphc Sa"e r,c
'-'''"'' A''''' ~ JOHN j. GORMAN, Shcrln.
LII p MEI.NANEY. Dcputy
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RECORDED TRAN SFEkS.

Madjson.st :. o75 # W Of Jackson.st -oAo''''
Anna d Miller 10 samuel kenpner.., ~, t0.
H-oonr.,f ; : 20 II Of Attoincv-'t. iOAo''
Navy Koanirsberger Tn Louis Gewirz 800
washiretonst No i63 A. Bleecker Banks TO
o.,SS - o50 n W OF lst-ave. 50Xlo0.s;
Lambert Suydam to HYMN Ep-t in, -
,,oth.st : $50 II " Of 3i.avc. l7llNlr III
John c Fcchtman. 81 al, heirs Martin f''h'-
Ian. to Annie Levy ..-.....,. 80.
l7oSh.st. $ 100 # Of Ansteriaiu-'I''
Andrew J COnniek and wife I" Ni'H'''
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Proposals.

AQrEDvC COMMISSION Frs, OFF, r.
Room :yOy siewur; Euilding, No 2oJ Bioad"'!'
Sew -YorK jim. !? 1898.
ITO CONTRACTORS. ., ,,,r,.,
1 pid. or PROPOSALS doing the WORK anu ''Im>nn
,nc the ateiials called for In the approved form %
contract now on r!o IN the ciiec OF l AGrcd1 so nr
'.si"ners for ctiig timber AM lcaribs IIound, Oh
1t,rn, River ioi Reservoir IN near Pudys rtat
-, enc .'nwu Of North S.,,in Wrstchc>ttr County, NV
~ ,,,iI he received at hi, Cicc untl W din DAY
u,e ~ 1898 a, o'clock , ~, at WHICH pa,e a'
1m r 10, ,,iiI ., uulcly olcnc1 bv the ArHeduct CON-
hou' ud th, award ~ the contract for doing 81 a
shlur materials WI he Ditdc DN r'u
"o,, A. soon thereafter a. prlt Ucabl'
,Iank forms Of aid aIrlo,cd contract ana the sp
thereof bids or proposals ara piolEr II
Mines TOR their enclosure ara form oil bonds All" o a
N..op'i ,fntuafiou b. obtained ~ N above on"
othI ,nwrd,c, Commissioners OF application 10 "'
% By order Of the Aga,nuct '9mm,sS'r"f''
Pres d'nf.
T. L. LtIALEl.
go
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CrRROGATEs COl'ET-County of stcuben

~ II T. y
- In the matter Of the good, clattrls md credits Of
drccls'd latc Of Addison Stebcn tOutN
X y notice Is hereby given to all creditors Of Thon1s
Paxton. late - Addison. -tcGbcn County. Y. y. who
died In the CITY Of Ncw-YOk Ot o." 1t dav % Nav.
1898 intcstlioI that Edward {. Pastor Thomas Henry
Paxton and Su>a: T. Paxton ncNt Of -ud intesi,c
have consented the issuing Of 10 tef> OF administration %
and Thomas Henry al Add son.
~ y upon giving bond IN the penalty q MOI less man
and cNcccdIg twice TN N the claims
creditors a@an-t The estate Of 1hOnt- Paxton.
decea presented the Surrogate pursuant u this
notice and such intending 20 appy for eucr.
OF administration under section 2GG7 Of the Code 81
CviI Procedure pTONidng for limited bond. and all
creditors Of said deceased hrcb, notified present
their claims 10 the Of the County Of Scrbcn.
a, hs office in the village Of Path. NY. or b'foic
Juv Is and that after that date letters a admins
tr,ton will be- issued Edward C. IaNtO, and Thomas
Henry Paxton fling houd al not less tban - 600 ana
not less than twice the a0unt Of the claims OF the or dors
prcsentrd pursuant to this notice.
In testimony whereof We have caused the sal Of tho
once NJ Tho aid Surrogate 10 be hcfcnnto 0riXfd. .
H. 81 Wires NJ. Runisc" Mll'r Surrogate Of said
We ' COUNTY OF the village 81 Bath In said County.
this oOth DAY Of Nav 1893.
~ PCMSEY MILLER.
SurrOcatc ~ Siculcn County
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tlciu Wantc0..

Nv An tad men betv cen Of II 30
va @ r,tions clothing and medical att.ndaneei or
ter and habits Apply at t1 PARK l'o1'
=, II TSincdon square. New-YorK CS Or VI su'on'A''
QfoQklyn.
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"'"' LDWAED HAsSETT Referee.
J. I. PARKHURST.
Plaintiffs, Attorncv Bath Steubcn Co. y. Y.
IEW-YOEK SUPREME COURT City and

I[EW-IOItk 7 PKENF. w NJ =. II! dHU
| CnuntN If New-l ok, Cecc i. 'rhitl aghihs,
IA 1ciS If. Week.
% the aioNr named DEF rfint:
| Van ave hereby summoned {, ansNnr M 'ompls NJ
n, this action aud 10 -"iN" - tor h-w'f ON u'
p,uln'. Attorney wi;JiD twctY lay ut ia" h'fNc'
This exclusive OF The dat E" service ana ln
.asc Of your failure "a appear o" lu-wcf Jud}nth
,yiu taken against You by craIit To- uie l,Hcl
h,uandsd n the complaint.
Datd: Ncw-Yuri<. Nav 10. 1919. .....,.
EVAnTs. CHOATf & BiA Man.
Af,o ncy- f.r liaLtln.
once address. 80. - Wal hif' +.
.Scw-i orA Y. y.
To Flanci, II. weeks
The fcIePoiae summons j. scItci upon Won by pun
lican l,,fsu,Is T. an cti'r Of h1nsfalh rne X
SiCtNgneI ntr % tnc stare. ~
Nry n sd.d June 10. 1>f3 dnf Hi'd WIN I'M f"n
paiot IN u the Clorn o the ttt and tnnn;i
~ Ncw-Hork al The County Court Hone 10 ne iiy q"
Ncw-YoIk. EVAHTo, CHOAIE BEAMAN,
pl,nuG's Attorneys.
- Wall St'cct. Ncs.York. y. Y.
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Ga Get for Bnslness pnrpse.

At 81 and 80 FusOa-st. l't lofts " u; 10 -
- 81" ''' rutland WHITING BeNnsst.
a DESIRABLE corner store in Temple CON- '"Nns
- <afk 7"T 1uIASD Z WHITING. BexnA'A
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Here are three cottages which have recently been erected on
A oocent bluff Neck Park overlooking Peconc Bay There
~ 6 more sites equally desirable Come down and see for yourself
Won can make the trip day. and will when you get home
tia, was the most enjoyable outing you have had in
Drop a line to Mr. NOSTRAND or Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE
when Won decide 60 down and they will everything Tor your
convenience
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AMERICAN LINE.
n. NEWBORN SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON,
EVERY SATURDAY
New. York June Il. q. Paris iui1 ! a. ~, ~
Chester June ~. 30 p MI berlin ...-JuN > y u"
From Per o. y. H.. foot Of ChFis,ovhers.t.
Shortest and Most CouNtnient Route To- London
Passenger, land at l.mprc-. DOCK 49, u'"s '"''"
,cnleucc and Z transfer by tend,r
T4fs Cabin passage 20 southampton Lonu"n o., lin
40 aud upwa ID according 20 steamer. Sfrohi t'O"
$40 10 500. ~ low ratrs
INTE.NATlON HANInAIION COMPANY,
General Agent. No. Bowling Green Ne"'forN.
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CI'NARD LINE,

CUNAKD II II,
"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA 0rEESSr2wN On
f,iai.. JSas M 7f ,rs-a iai2 3 $50 J. No,
Ionhtr, J1y & / ~ ~. fanpanif Aug. .. IL a. ~.
~ Extra SIHANi.K.
e,,,t, ...'.. july 4. "A n.
From pier 20 North Ei,cr. i.ot 81 rark.on., a. NM,
=. nIsvari aeqgi.os . 7sFn,r ana ~, rnropc a.,
y,r, lo% rate. Enr frcsit ond passage apply at tho
eonI1panv's office no I.ovh,r '.rc"n, New,'ork
VERNON II. BROWN 4 90. General Agcpr,
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TAPAN-C CHINA ..
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san Francisco a. foli'"s'
.,yrc Tre,day June 49, D. m.
Tnur.day July 49, r. IN.
OCEANlC (wil call az Honolulu rue-has' aug - PIN
supcrbly eppon,ed-Superior ACCOMMODATIONS
Reservations 10 made b. letter or "eR'a' 70 ana
cabin plans at 2s7 and 3iS Broadway.
Battery Place Room -. Railroad ',u'ahs pan iran
cisco. LELAND SIN 80
7. IL. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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G omtrp pr,pcrtn for Sale ano 90 Let.

~ AuFORNIA-FOK SALE. 5000 acres Sonoma
L County On rilrold three hours from san franc'eoj
adioinbr tlwn adaped Tor fruits. elegant homes aiu
Su.ins,, purpose. Addres, " Is. CUMMINGS o"hef'
Winchester. Mas
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Ocean Steamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. S. CO.
IA SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON;
NEW.NO DIX. SOUTHAMPTON, BKLMLN'
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. ..o
FIRST Cabin, $50 and upward sccoid caDIl' tn -.
AGO berth. low rates. steamers sall NOM
Of 2d.-t., liobokcn -
~ ,rues Inn. IA 4 u m Ems sat July |, o. m
Saale Sat June II. . i. NJ llave, Iucs July - o. :"
spree Tues. June 2O,ll am rlbr, SAT- Jun 9, - ~
IraNc. sat. June - u am Lain. lues JuH ~ ~
Ancr Iuc. June = am. sAalc sal. July Is. . a. m
'' NEDITEKEANENS LINE.
NcW.YOk Genoa In less than crew. nay
Vera .....Jul Mcrra sept. y hai.fr --. -
Fu.da July Il Kaiser sept lN tnua --'- 80 ~
Vera Aug. 5tulii Nrit. - vera -. -,
Frld1 Avg. gWcrfa ..... oct. ~ Kaiser nov. -
passage. 500 eie5 or $3.50 bc!ui;, tlrs, c.e,n.
OTLRICUS & CO.. Bowling "rech'