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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

On Christmas eve, 1891, Il ere was
terrible wreck on the New W Central
near Hastings in that state Among
those seriously. though not fr-ally in
iured was Mrs. Homer Baldwin, of Yon-
kers. Mrs. Baldwin was sealded by the
escaping steam and was crushed by the
heavy timbers. Her scalp came off, her
eyelids were burned away and her eve
balls were so injured that they had to be
removed. Both ears were gone and the
right arm and nearly all Of the left had
to be amputated But Mrs. Baldwin sur
vived these injuries and through her at
torney Instituted suit against the rail
road for S250,000 The case has been
pending ever since. A day or two ago
~ oee+ orneys for the railroad succeeded
D. compromise with Mrs.
as 20 di 2Bii the SUIT. r6iss Size did,
thus receiving the largest amount OF
damage money ever paid by any railroad.
The road at first claimed that Mrs. Bald
win would get nothing as she was riding
on free pass, but they finally conclud-
ed that pass does not kill a suit for
damages against a railroad,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

To Kannel Cockerin, of the New York
Commercial Advertiser The fool seeketh
to pluck tue lily from the mules hind
leg. but the wise man letteth the job go
to the lowest bidder.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

THE laugh seems to be on Editor BaS-
com Myyick, of the Americas Times
Recorder He called a public meeting
Saturday, at which forty or fifty cit
liens were present, and resolutions were
adopted condemning the Cleveland adj
ministration for its delay in carrying out
the Democratic party. The burden of
the cry was for Cleveland to call an extra
session of Congress. The Amcricus meet
ing was behind the times. On Friday
the wires had flashed the news al over
the country of the Presidents proclama-
ton ealing an extra session. Editor
Mvrick should get move on him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

THE Cor 7elian says: There are
great many candidates in the tie d for
nubernatora. honors, bu, the repo. that
Minister Blouut is one Of them SITS
damper upon some applicants
The AmamcGs Times-Recorder endors-
es this and adds: Eyes, there viii be a
great many candidates. But let south
Georgia see that Mr.. Blount or some
good man from our section wins, It is
time the votes Of south Georgia were
counting something. The press of south
Georgia must work to this end and de
mand that we name the governor and the
next United States senator from Geor-
gia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
NJ: Onie, Harvey & Co,
Limited.
GLASGOW

ESto conOcidd casa que h tntr0aoctdo q.
csta lsla el Sisten4 ELIaHNADoREs para Ia
eldb0rdcs01s dc azstc1f en ShttsctJn 81 IL anti
gnd BATERiA, ofrecc u los hdoeHdadoS ca gene-
raj d,cIsoS rentajosos apdrotos y toda closc de
mag ,tistdrtds n0deyuos reldct0gadds con Ia e1-
preSddn iradtestria
Los ELIMIEADOREs estdBI tJsstGlod0s con
nsdgnttfeos resultddos en- t1s hacaendas AGCI-
KRE, de Gtsayanaa, BORDELAIsE Y GARoNA, de
lHaunabo, UNION q FORTUNA, en- Ponce.
Aqeate en- esta Isla, ROBERTO ROBERTSON.
Ponce, Abril 20 de 1893, SIN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
pEscoNFiEsE DE Los IMt-
TADORES.
SacaIambO
{QUlTA DOLOR

Este espec{1co indio esta dando los meio-
res resultados en- lbs Intermediates si3uien-
tes:
de muelas, quemadurae, para los casos
gripales no tiene rival.
La forma de usarlo va envuelta en- Ia bo-
tella.
Los pedidos se dirigiran los tinicos agen-
tes depositarios los senores l.. Chard6n &
Co-Plaza de las Delcas ndmero 10.
Ponce, Mario Is de 93.-Demet5io Va--
queE. 3Im.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05

"A DEBiLlOAD GENERAL.
"a TsSlS. lA AkEM MIA.
IA ESCROFULA.
e. REUMATISM0.
La TOS 7 RESFRiAcoS.
e. RAQUITsSM0 EN LOS NINoS.
! 7 en- general todas las afecciones
de Ia garganta, del peoho y las que
proceden de empobrecimiento or
ganico~o pobreza de Ia sangre
Sc curan con el uso de Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

SiAiH
George i L'on'td o. Darlington lao
soIl lis chestnut mare ) Dan to p't''eS u
New lo'h 'o' % -'0
feel 1t my duty tos y 10" ~oros III
regard to l. Us Cream Balm "hd 90 60
ent rely without solieiIHtIoo' ua'e u0'
ed 1t more or less nit" year '"u Jaw
ioAnd It to De most Hum'''o'e' law
suffered nom oS's'fh Oh ''e No's' ANU
ever since | WAS sII''le roy ana never
hoped lor 'u'o' o0' N''"u '''''' ''''"' "
90 even '"''' '"'"' VI NY NV '','' ~,
pave '''' " "''' -
car O''f"u' - ""'''" "''''
IL"
A lot OF m'nao ete"p Is 20" Deing Ploh
ed ont at Middiehuty LOT eAI "'' " '''A0
~ :" " '' w.,
seu'F' 'e'u - '"' our''"'J
Is ordered 10 DO u''' "' " '''p' ''0'
the ionFth TUESDAY Il O''o"'''
Rev Richard Morgan, pastor OF 'he
Methodist church at Ludlow, was Killed
10 runaway at Cobleskiil, y, I.
The foest e1hitn OF M,rlEo sheep that
has LETT Vermont sirce tue centennial Of
ts7G lett Mddlebury Mordy Tor the
VOLTS far.
A,,ho,epniop NJ Go = nj. q. and II
ls.h q, Ia, aO,vell. Cant 4. e, Burn
,.m ~ Ro,l.ud. was chosen pres ident,
and n Z, Hack. OF Port Henry, n Y,
sscr,lsv
IN. c,t ,,,s Of p .ppiug,op lave organi,
vat vi0,I.n,e society and for the pres
o,,xin conduet night patrols Of six men
tom tho .ocietv The object is 10 pre-
van, ,nc,p3,,rv fires which have been pre-.
vu.,,,b,rso, ltt.
"a,
49, t',oos, and eoa.t snmmer bo.el
.,,,.a ow,..h, Th.che, Slone
aC. 49,. noro.3 Ina, week There i.
-, .r,,l, in toun Most Of tbefn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

Iiu stated thai there IS ate aresen
hlsras lsvs.u Ealof staSs q ,bs st I
totssbgry Cs8eaes.sa Aaa Nsvtl.ss A5F
ing
Ths eommsndof is oklei q ths Grad
Array seosnpHss 4 81 LadisnApelis Gen,
phmsHleA the Vermoni department ~
syiog /. wm enc 81 the he.t 10 DE h"i.
osly one other department from New ha'
s.sna hsd . bend % tho parade
TIE Darlington ftsc Frees ssy' There
hss bcsa . Marked improvement 10 The
condition q Tie Central Vermont ka'i'
road the psst tvo years. DARING 'h'
Isst ysar iroa bujgrshAre taken The place
of wooden ones 81 this city, Ladies, SOD
.tuoA Gastetgs. a. 9 "a mofesfe EITHER 10
prasrsss oi eoa,tfaelou 81 projected. Con
.a,abls pew trsrk has betu Lad aud o'd
r4us ha,e cen tupg Altei hy ne" 'pd
better ues
Hon. H,uty NJ Arms OF Springfield,
pfesidrul Of the Vermont pauJmen E asi
soentiou, Who hss bad change Of The Yer
mont Inter exhibit At lhs World fs'r,
has come home. He is muoh ela'ed o'
er the position asafded Vermont cream
erv batter. il soorug two per eeui higher
| than auy other creamery product e1hih''
ed
MAJ. A b. Valentine Of Bennington re'
turned Saturday from trip TO The worlds
fair. which trip was extended through Ne
brsska and Colorado tie found business
sfalrs 10 tbe larger cities Of Nebraska thi
colorado - very greatly depr ssed con-
dnlou re reeially IN Omaha aud Denver
where he nys that real estate has fallen
ia the marlet from % to 80 per cent ana
few ir.utaetI1ns 10 some OF the smaller
; towns tbs financial slump Is lightly ieI'
so far. ltdeed, those sections OF The weS'
that depe.d upon agriculture are bu
slightly files'od aud all farm secnntIe'
are sale ,nd sound. Speaking OF the out
|, look d tue kaIt goods business. he oeIie'
, "a that none Of the mlls will be able Il
) ruu 90 foil time during the COMING
I year.
8 Auothe, incendiary fire was started u
4 Bennington Sunday evening about $50 .
! clock, II was discovered ia barn OF
. Depot street by party who went into
} to see about bis horse There were severn
lunches of waste saturated with kerc
. sene oil found under the hay after the hr
= WAS put out. There we're nine horse /
D the barn four Of which belonged to Ii. L
- Burgess, brother Of Merritt Burgess
} whose barns wire recently burned by u
8 incendlary fire.
. Conductor John j. Paris horse, b. an
& r. woa the $50 trot at North Adams, Mas
. Thursdsy in three streight heats II
6 time was 2.3l, 2.3l 34, 2.3l. Foggy " h
= won the 2.20 race at Providence the san
day in 2I3 Ia. 2;lG 2, 2I6 la, iss SO
It of AIoanttrs, that is owned by w. /
& Bradford Of Bennington. The first mi
II is The ia.testa Vermont horse has ev'
!. went n race.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

Ua stplou bsf l.lb Al st0at : edS2A
IN Sir Jgstpb Htcn tisd. He y" 10
h, s8 ytar. md lie died SitbIo le" ''a'
Of where be vs, baJn Aas u, les4' ~
tie tltA re- 4eu' ~ A'Aeas@"' Wv
we're ever - ylus q gs Al tbe The gather
iag q "oii iultt Nov. q, l''V' M
nIeis is tle sutl . leave ps Gay 40
teusa. Nj Eara Eeoedlct. born 9ahe
u. lsp5 spl ME- ANgta G'eas'a' torn
F,h. %, ls9l
10 the csse Of M Hiek'. although '"'
pliTs1oas o. t"'y '''s al ''e N''''
aeus imposed upon '"f ''''e'
isfmet 80 lt'i' 'se F'''e'''' N''
100 set"o. sle'o"t' 90 ''"' "''
~ss limited so'd '"1N' 'o''-
ssFotR WI ~" WV
rsh' suPI iisa Tue "'"e' NY "
log aud b" ioAL'meA lev ''"' 1'' ~
~ere Ietd'a ~ 'o"H '"'''' ''N ~ -.
some 'ne'"' VIVA ~ ~, N0'''' =,
+
Ties oi Ase ''uD '''''' GU ''''i a.
''''e "'' ~ -
/ oo1e' H' H'' u '''''
'mee 't"n NV '''.'' 'NA'
'ut'f! o. .,
ar h''A' WIS t'' -.
imp a'''S " u'p'' ''' ~
OF SHADE OF ''u''' 'oo'I NC ''''N',N
81! 'AO'''" " 'US'''
us pe'b"''' ''"'0 'SN'''@9
u'H"''S '"'' "o"'' w.
c0fu II ne v" ~ "'''
Ho I"' .e''Nu ~ p
""''u"'' ~ 80
'eSiueu' Vi "'''"''"' 80"
f'Aeue' oS0N '"'' Wv ''" -
pOoi'' NE aotN a'"' ''"' '0'A' -.
semeh' oo in'ue '"'' "''
well aua 'S''u'u''' '"''
adler pen 'u"D niue N"' NV ''"o
lie" Items u N i'''A' W.,
'''nea nom n'' a'uea'o' '''' DN1, -
'nd wiz quo'o 'peih III u''
MS was Io' III '"'' '''e WV
lie btlus 'uo u'ueS' 'o' ~" NV
! log lame muoA u"u ""'A
Joseph' hA'e hoA'o MN YEA ''0''
ing to Bennington op MOI Soo''A
twelve years plo W e'' e''''"
mother snd SISTER ~ "es'e 'N''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

Are you disturbed at night aud broken
OF your rest by u sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II 80
send at once and get bottle of Mrs. VIII
flows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
pg. 1t cures dysentery. diarrhoes, reeu
lates the stomach and bowels. cnres wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces aiirilam
ton. and gives t2ae eni energy to the
whole system Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething Is PLEASANT
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and Is FOL
sale by all druggists throughout tho " ORD
Price 20 cts a bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

NET istalvss Ffotisf xfars tt'n '9''
nhu t.sss repeatedly stated stiAaai o"
staL tua NJ y.t Alsu ha@st.i . tfFafIea
a, s.sins he eIpseisisaa apes lss Ia,
mai L. ,ahlr8buieA arse saE Of nooey
4. ne Dsuoeiatse ~ as CcuEhies,
.r8 "a, 10 receive The lnllaa ta'@iaa 70
srr,s 4sf,t,ar oi tH3s rSFmeut
rn.t,saeuts.tt traatpcs elite saa'a
.s gar,ra, b., rosd The #as,iiou ute
,4p.st aflAt Feaerhl Etg'lat i.v' to toe
,,ast Allstptsg oct The eEt.fs bo5y
aiTsAu.l tesul.ue-' govern - Coesres'
,ss. election, be, besa prepared 10y TIE
Cruu,tlee GO Elections SOD si1 he re.
,.ata 10 ths uaust u aucs The debate
GO tal, tul promises &c be csc 81 the o'
l,f,ai ever bad iu Congress There a
acme doubt .betb,f tie Druoersis I'
amlei 10 lheIf upPosI.iao 80 tat fta'f'
LECTION 49,, bat At d, events the lie
cgaaean mtgauJy vii "a petmii 't'
r.s,s.s ~ repeal bal Wildcats loag 'ue
Lard p.fnsmeutsIy Struggle TIE beuo
cr.ie ptosr.u oi rersa.lag tie f'd"t'
Fterti. q l.usWil. male more trouble 10
that p.ftv ihsn suy other Of lie psf''''l
+ measures except tam b.l. The Mes
. YORK Imes dem hss alteady 'onode'
I ,at. Of utratus 50 tue Democratic mem
. l.r, Of Congress 1t says that sI'ious
,us Bee 10y h.va hseu sbufed, tie ftlDc
|pI,Itrubadlrd 10 the Constitution Of ID
-, Uated ststcs, 500 )! is SQUAD snd useiI
!, principle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

TIE nomination q Jsmes J. au Allen
a. ambassador Of Italy tmFresses tho M
Yott World very uuiavonbiT. Il s.ys
Mr. y4a Alts a. Rot 3 Democrat he i'
not Tue Americas. He has DO .yHpa'
Wy slh car people or vito CUT iaslita
oo.. lie "a, educated 10 Eaglsnd aud
Asa lived mostly 10 thai coubtty. lie is
the .ou Of seli-tlpttfisted American Sho
regards tue Uaited States ss oct 81 i0r .
xsetlea.u 10 live 10. saeh a nsa IL Dot
ntlo fspfessut Al foreign c0ait lbe great
aspah.!a. Bat Nj Vac Alsas appoint
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

TIE stu debate eertiuae' 10 The
ssa,is vab &C ~ sFa-i u 'reedy t'i
u.p.nag. TIE dsisruiaeJ sneh 10 'lt
House 70 igtae Ne repeal 81 she {. 3
s.srtiar ave l,s &. duplicated nsittt' ''J
c.g.sa sous % fe,Iag 90 the pat % Tie
Espub4csU'. lhausb noe, Of the kepab
.te.s seaatot. all vote for The fepes oi
Tie Sherman lev, Dc mslhr shai hsF
Irat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

Among those who sppesred before the
wsys ADD means committee last week to Ell
pres their We've uToul The tariff IL MI
Van Horn, . New York importer Of viz
dos glass, ~ho demanded reduction Of
the duty OF a. least City Per cent. When
sskeJ, whsi eject suoh q cut would have
upon the home manufacturer, who is pos
Simplifying three iout,hs Of the domestic
demand 50 j psylbs double the wages are
Pal by be foreign competitors, Mr., N'n
Hotu replied, bat be dll not care shat
h~camo Of the home manufacturer lie
h.tsd Lin and soald like 10 see him div
90 ont Of business, Tor Il was due to bin
ih.l lhs duty remained, sad be Van
Horb] santsd 10 do basiuess uUhsmpsrej
He regarded tho bons manufacturer AZ .
robbsr baron. thopsh he might be a good
ie.l3s socially.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

IttEasfal gsaras. cole, tEal 10 iails
tafta lstt YEA Ia9s .asFt' q b'''a
xasA.ssfgfaied srotstht laie ertft'tts't
Ttat.rt Fgre = mfltacbaiY suF atff' De
ne .prea vatet gbs eTfessats'lte' 60 'hs
tt-fssaftsft e lbst e.iT mt3t iae other
s.,laths tuaEI.iss CO vsys 80 Eesl O.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

Ama.rss vac P,a'e e .ssss oa Tie 'uf.
has tp3 tbs report l"uta nadu 'Af
Is,rarale t6uisssIu,lan t49w' hd
.hs.t la eaatlq pgas8s vtrs usis 90 ibe
,s.g sudscs Jshs yat lst-. "1-5s.t t@
raar8, wsts uaIe Is the uite months
taases March 81. l-A TITS Shows ore
Of tLsrealG. 6 Protection.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28
llIaH(llrslrT 5OnrDnI
THURSDAY. srrTrHHEE = 1870
IA gRgSps Ed.tSr AID PreFriF'of

a sIRgsps E6.tcr AID PrcFriF'ef ,
TIE Easfau yeara - coles iEai 10 iAtls
s,ftss lstt YEA ,. 80 .asvat q b'''d
.asAtugi.a,ed suotstht Isle epffs't~t
Ita tact give = uslasehair s1Tatil' De
NE .rrsa4.attt 500 vrfrsspts'lrs' g TIE
q BAT e.iT us3t ias other
A., 70 ths tu@EEtiss CO wEgs 80 Desl g.
Amulrss vac Fis'e = .s'.a oa Tie 'pt
lac tp8 tbs ftpaH i@uta ADDER '4f
I4sra,saIa t3uissslnllon fA9w' iad
.h4sIa etail4 psaa8s vtrs usie 10 TIE
-, eudsag Jsbs sah ls- o1-5aela
rasra, vsts ns5o Is TIE uire months
sad4es March 81. Isa Itt' 'boss ore /.
Of tLsr#alL. q Protection.
Tie Ettst DEBATE eeriiuaos 10 TIE .
ssa.is vllb &C ~ 'raei u 'reedy t'i .
ts4s.iep. TIE dststuiaej saeh Ia 'le.
House 70 ieme Ne repeal 81 1be [. 3
election ave lts cD duplicated MASTERS "gJ
c.o.sa sons ID fe,lag 90 the pat q lie
E4puhacsu, lhausb uosi Of the kepub'
.rssb seaatots all vote igf tie fepes' 81
Tie sLetmtI lev, 90 mslltT shai lsE
If"'
t.t,,a, f,,o, ttawa,It lttrtne from
,....-- A.-..s...... ~ n.r8t.ptart "a trF
't''s '''','''''" ~ ! - $50 -,
ff'''u4t 500 'A' '''''''-'-' i''''
fsso' ''s'1t"' .'| f-h'
t'tV e'a'''1'' ''' ~ - F''r' 80 49,
there VII oe' 'bo'' session '' ''''"l'''
10 No''mo'' SUI '''' s'.'''' ''V'''7-
VII '"''o" 'N '''N'''' '"' "''','
''e s''. " ''e'' 90 = 1'''''' -.
" 70" '"'O'"NN''' - Wv t'~',,' "
"'oe h'''''9s WV 'ne '1''''' ''''''
rn.rh.,ot...t,lp i'm been settled 10
..,.,,1 n.,,s,. ,he,e A.. getting dowp
49, ..u4ad h.. o,n. 400 600 persau,
u,a.,,,,.tth.I,pa more than half have
left The poF8''''oa OF 'hs ueN 'o"'' . -
. ioIloss. i'NHee' '"V' Nus 49,
killars, IOvo, lohea' IV'o' Eu'u' WV
"ooisHo' IVoV' i't'j' i@'''V' '0''' ~
defined 70 De 'be '''d'hs 'oNu w '''
'tnp' ana the governor !e''''u'' '''O''
bis proclamation oe''st'ns " 70 ~ WY
Of The hfst class.
,,.
'"9""'
''DD'H' % ''' "''' 1''''''' .,--i-,
o''u't'' "''''" ','
OF Tue 'e'''' '''N' w ''' o'''' W
'''''' 49, a.
the AleIsudus Masonic Lodge, President
Washiugton asslstlug upon the invitation
of,he master OF tbs lodge Some OF the
regal. which Washington wore on that
orcauou Was made by the wife Of Latay
ett,, Gud It, together With the implement,
Of the craft used 10 lay the corner stone
-, snIl 10 POSSESSION Of the lodge
hou- JAMES i'' o0"'' "a >''' " $50 ',''''
Is tue '''''enau sH' 'H'u' "''I w., .
~ 'Olu"'os u '"' 'P'"A'' ''' -"
az lie o's 'e'o"''' s"oNN ""'' .r,
what De was N"! ''''""N''us
tar Incomes "p''u ne 'upPo''o' ~
esrnes' pes 'n'' we neHSu' 'Ho''' ''''
the hearty SUPP OH OF oou'n''n ''"s''''
men snd Senator'S 'o' Tue ieA'ou 'N''' ~
BIO uuiy fem'tA'u' M"s' " 'No p''P'
veof the South are poor, and the proper
nor, # our people Who would pay tsIe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

JaIgag from the cord. hat ctH 90 from
Ottas.s 1i,solotiah Of Parliament - tHi
svtstls sod the ,uvsrbmeai panty h1' a.
ready crgsbfEsl esmpslsn 10 ne'ii1
,vtry toas,ilaet oy. II 10 pfetlstsd that
there vii bessLoti tessigu u PsrlAmtut
10 No,,mbsf sud tbst sca,ral eiectioss
will iollov to January, The decline Of
t4e so,srgueut 80 popularity sAiuibuted
- ,hc .bsodoumeut u the polcy Of eiosfr
trade y I,uoas With The United stltes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-28

Tue Cherokee "trip Am been settled u
dps aud mstlets there are getting dowp
tos settled bal. OF the 200 900 pcts7u'
ertsred the lsud more than bali bS'"
left The population OF the ueW towns IL
- iolloss. r.vnse, 1000, kifk, 300
KILDARE, 100, pones, 1900, End, 1000
Woolwuj, 900 pertJ l2,0JO, Perry IL
defined 10 be lbe leading tom on The
.ttip, aud the governor Yesterday issued :
bis proclamation declaring It TO be city
Of the hpt class.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29
CnANt'ExY NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, ,...
In the circuit court of sail Rock Island county
In chancery.
Edward y. Jndson. complainant. vs.. George .
Com.tock, Dr., Cornela y. Comsrock Car. line
4. Comstock. George NJ. Williams and Edward
Il. Ju son. Jr as the latter two are executors of
he last will and iestam Mt of e. B. wIllism-,
deceased; 8. Jersis Van Week. Christopher L.
Bradley. George n. Kennedy and Alfred A.
Uowle I, as the latter Two are executors of the
last will and testame n; OF ). ID Norton. deceased
Albert Fowler. AZ he is administrator with the
will annexed Of George F. Coustock. deceased
aroline Allison. the Ononda2a County Orphsu
Asylum, the syracuse Home Association. the
Houec of the Good Shepherd. sulia Green. Julia
y. Green. Cornclia Green, Helen c. Com.tock.
Ra, hel Noxcn. Thomas E. Patterson. Edith Pat
ter.on and Cornel'a n. Lake. defendants.
To eaid above named parties. defendant and
every one Of them:
Iou and each OF yen are hereby notified that the
above cutltled suit If now pending in said circus
court in and for the comfy of Rock leland in the
state of Illinois, and thai Summon. hse been iseaed
s1naliy be and appear before the aid court on
the first day of the next term thereof be holden
in the court house in the city OF of Rock Island
in said Rock Island county. OF the first Nonday
of Jsn1ary De. {, TO which time aad pisce the said
summons lie made refurnsbic. AID except. plead
answer or demur to the bill of complaint in said
suit fled. that the came vii, be taken fr con :
fe-sed against you. and decree entered accord
inCly.
Dated al Fock Island, Illinois, ;nis ao:h day OF
November. A. ID. 1895.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE.
Clerk of Said Court
HENRY CURTIS. CompIxinanis Solicitor
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29
REAL ESTATE SALE.

By virtue Of an order and decree Of tae Goal'
court, Of Rock Island county. state OF iEt,.,-s
made on the petition Of the undersisned, to'-1 .,
Schneider. sdDinietrasor OF tie ee'A.e sef
Harry c. Mason, deceased. for Leave /" r.
the real eeiste Of said deceased at the N, n,
tern, A. d. 1893, Of said court. to-wi: pn hsi,
18th dav OF November A. D.. iSs5r N,
on the 2ist day Of December mex. ~ .sv
hoae Of o'clock in the afternoon 81 5s'a ,SnI;
sell af public sale. al the north door OF se
house In the city of Rock leland. IL s-'o Oy vi.
to the highett and best bidder for easa n a 80
~ the right. title aud interest when me me q
Hauy C. Mason, deceased. had az me IL.
hie death, and all the dover and hon m IA.
rfzhfe Of Nav Mason. AZ widow OF Harry =.
con. deceased, in ard to the following s,.Isrs
real estate sitrated in the county OF Ao-~ is'
and sac Of Illlnois, to-wit: .s4,. =, al
Lot number three t3,, In Brooks HIN W
dittol tothe city of Rock Island. ,;.r AZ
Sid psemiees will be- sold subject 10 INC
two certain morg sges, one Of whieh : ~ 9TH
In Book - Of Mortgages, on page "a s'lu w IN t,s
e. - Book - OF Mortgages. on page i'e' "
recoedeSe Once Of eaid county. N $50;
Dated this 11et day 81 November: \; i N
CONRAD eCHNElDs.'
AdniniRntos Of the kstate Of Harry l. S'''
doceooed.
JAcksox . nuRsr. Attorneys.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29
HONOR TO LOWELL.
Memorial to the American Poet
and Diplomat.
TABLET m HISTORIC WEsTlrIIsrER

Notable 6asAertaS % E0sssas Persous u
Besh Ceassrtes AZ the C6seiliag-Aae.
hay's ssspAasgAses Fssas That Hes II.
sSsA 1taiiaa Husband ls . Brute. ssd
Asss . Dsverce-lasessal naehias sss
Baissr Btiiy-The Hsra-Cp Atlas.
LONDON. Nov 90 Tho ceremonies IT.
sendaus upon the unwilling OF the memoir
ial to James Russell, lowell in the Chan.
ter house Of Westminster Abbey began 1t
roon- Among those present were Thomas
F. Bayard. American ambassador; Miss
Balfour. sister OF A. J. Balfour; the arch.
bishop Of Canterbury. Dean Bradley and
Mrs. Bradley. Lord Coleridge. Lord Chief
Justice Arthur Wellesley Peel, speaker Of
the house Of commons: Lord Rosebery.
foreign minister; Canon Fxrrar. Lord
Herschell, Lord High Chancellor Walter
Besant. Joseph Chamberlain and Mrs.
Chamberlain. Sir Henry James, Lord and
Lady Eeay. Lord Abcrdare, William
Lecky. the historian. and Lord and Lady
Pembroke
Description Of the Memorial
The memorial. consists Of two stained
glass windows. One OF them is divided
BY two muilions into three parts, while at
the bottom of the other is a medallion
portrait Of the minister. author and poet.
On the three sections Of the muiiioned
window are representations OF an ange!
bearing a shield below the arms OF the
United States. the landing Of the pilgrim
fathers from the Nayflower and the figure
OF ST. Botolph. On the other window are
the figures of Sir Launfal. an angel bear
ing shield below the arms of the United
Kingdom, and figure of 81. Ambrose, As
well as symbolic representation of the
emancipation Of the slaves.
liked by Esglish People.
While Mr.. Lowell was American minis
ter to Grea; Britain he greatly endeared
himself TO the English people and shortly
after his death the project was started Of
erecting a memorial 20 him. The funds
were quickly raised among his English
friends and the ceremonies marked the
6nal completion OF the work of love.
Among those who subscribe! to the fund
were the duke of Westminster, the duke
OF Argyll, Earl Rosebery, Lord Coleridge
Lord Brassey. Lord Fairpiay. Sir John
Lubbock, Professor Bryce, Professor Tyn.
dali. George Meredith. DIR. Conan Doyle,
Canon Farrar. and Alma Tadema