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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
BRIEF JoTTlNas.

The rain fell copiously yesterday.
The Portland companies of the Nation
al Guard have decided to go into camp
on Saturday the 18th inst.
The county commissioners have laid
out the crossing at grade of the Boston
s. Maine road by the road in Cape Eliza
beth now Rigby Park, as prayed for.
Prof, Lee will start boys swim
ming class at the Athletic Club at
ga. m. today. Members of the club who
intend to take private lessons should be
On hand then.
A barrel of beer exploded in freight
car in a railroad yard in this city with
such force that it blew ii hole through
the roof of the car as well as blowing
the head off the barrel out.
The Second Parish Sunday school
have chartered the steamer Madeline fol-
an evening sail Aug. 18th.
According to the predictions OF Man.
SLIPS Meteorological Almanac. the com
ing month of August will be somewhat
cool and stormy for the season. Storms
may be apprehended about the 4th to
fGQ, HUI lJbA OE GUN, ~OUA dl1o @Ooh
to Both. This looks bad for rhe success
of the August picnic season.
On Wednesday the people of the Second
Parish church enjoyed a days outing at
the home of land Mrs. Kicker, Feaks
Island. The large number present and
the contents of the money box after
dinner showed that the people OF the
down town church are still very much
alive to the interests of Second Parish.
The rain prevented the excursion of the
city government to the islands.y esterday,
and it will come off Monday next at p.
m.
Steamer Pride of the Port brought
5000 Holsters yesterday, and schooner
Morning Light 1000.
Officers Norton and Miles made a
seizure of some whiskey and beer at
Martin Welch's place on the corner OF
Pleasant and Centre streets yesterday
morning.
A mysterious blaze occurred Thursday
at 81 Winter street, at the house of Mrs.
Mary J. WALL The house was unoecu-
pied at the time, Mrs. Wells being in
Bangor. The fire caught upon the roof
and Officer Webster, who first discov-
erred it, turned in still alarm to en-
CINE 4. which responded and soon extin-
guished the blaze. The DAMAGE was
slight. How the fire caught is mys-
terry.
The city clerk has licesed 1862 dogs
this year.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft IS red figure
sale will take place next week. and will
continue though the whole week instead
of only one day as heretofore.
The picnic supper at Mrs. FL. j. Sawyer's
at Cape Elizabeth, is indefinitely post.
poned on account of her illness.
At the First Baptist church the COM
munionsserivce will be held tomorrow
Immediately after the morning service,
instead of at O'Clock as usual.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
Caucus at the Cape.

At the Republican caucus at Cape
Elizabeth last night, J.C. Rundlett was
chosen moderator and WILL Dyer clerk.
Albert A. Cole. was chosen as candidate
for representative to the legislature.
n At the Democratic caucus, E. E. Heck
bert was chosen as a candidate
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
A Washout on the Rochester.

The heavy rain of yesterday caused a
washout on the branch of the Portland
& Rochester which runs to the Union
Station around the Oaks. Quite a
large amount of gra vel had been washed
away, leaving he rails without sup
port. About noon a train came near
running into it, but was tagged in
time. Sleepers were piled in to the, hole
and the. train went over all right.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
I<AKE Umbrellas,
i for instance.

1E<AKE Umbrellas,
i for instance.
You never
think of them till a rainy
day ] comes, neither do
we. They are out Of
sight and out of mind
while the sun Shines
then without warning
Jupiter Pluvius sends a
downpour and the UNI
brella Immediately be-
comes the most import
ant topic for you and for
US.
Good plan to have an
umbrella at each end Of
the route, Zone at home
and one in the office
down town, then you are
safe and sudden showers
have no terrors.
One paltry dollar gets
a very fair umbrella
these days, shower-proof,
strong and serviceable,
quite good enough for
every day. They don't
roll quite as small as the
better silk ones and they
haven't quite the smart
ness of the five dollar
sort, but if projections
the thing they'll answer
the purpose well enough
and you can afford to
lose a cheap umbrella
occasionally.
A big heavy one for
SIPS and SO on up as
high as you care to 60.
You can see double the
stock Of umbrellas here
that is shown elsewhere
and prices are always ia
vorable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
En1arging the Eve and Ear Infirmary.

Quite a large excavation has been
made in the rear of the Eye an Ear In
firmary building on Congress and
Vaughan streets, and it is said that it
is proposed to erect thereon large adj
dition for the purpose of accommodating
the kitchen, dining room and Offices of
the institution, thus leaving more room
in the main building for rfafients
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
Emmanuel Lutheran rburch

The Emmanuel Lutheran church will
give farewell reception to Rev. Olof W.
Becker in Columbia Hall next Monday
evening. Refreshments and a pleasant
time will be arranged flor. Mr.. Becker
returns to Illinois, where he will contin-
ne studies. All his friends and others
interested are invited to be present on
Monday evening,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
Sail to Yarmouth.

The steamer Madeleine will go on a
sail to Yarmouth Sunday. at 2p. M.
leaving Portland Pier. The Madeleine
is beautiful boat. and the sail will be
one OF the most charming of the season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04

Angostura Bitters are the best remedy for
removing indigestion. Ask your druggist for
the.genune. prepared by DR.. j. G. B. Siegert g.
Sons
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
NO BAKERS CARTS NOW

That Go To the Houses-Bread and Pastry
Bakery-That Is What Portland House
keeper says-similar Situation in Re-
gard to Country Produce
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04

Seen the "Gripsack"
Umbrella?
Folds up small enough
to go in an ordinary trav-
cling bag. Invaluable
for a journey. A lady
can carry it as she does
a music roll, it occupies
little space and is never
in the way, costs but a.
trife more than the ordi-
nary umbrella and is
three times as convenient
for travelling. This de-
partment has the agency
for "Grlpsack" Umbrel-
las.
Macintoshes for men
and women, ready made
and made to order.
mbrellas recovered.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
J. R. LIBBY IFS
Saturday Pot-Roilers.

When an artist paints picture simply for
the immediate cash he hopes to get out of it,
with no reference to glory or fame, he calls it
"A Pot Boiler.'' For the money that it brings
keeps the family pot boiling.
Hence the following remarks:
Today Saturday we shall sell a
lot of Mems fine Percale Shirts at
60 cents.
These. are S1.25 Shirts of very high grade,
fine texture, choice coloringS, perfect work
manship, collars and cuffs attached and sep
arate.
Another lot of Scotch Zephyr Col
ored Shirts, $500 goods at $1.39.
Laundered.
Mems Wash Ties, 5 cents each.
Four finland and Bows.
The Shirts and Ties can be seen
in our west window all day today.
A full line of Sweaters for Men
and Boys.
A special bargain in Sweaters for
Men, Black and White, sizes from
"a to AZ.
High double collar.
Regular value $3.50, our price
s1.9S.
The Ladies's $4.OO and $500 Duck
Suits at $1.49 create much enthu-
siasm. When you can buy a suit all
made, and well made, for less than
the price of the material, it's we'll to
investigate the case.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04

New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
other appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
THAT sTRoUDWATER BOOM.

1t is a Bone of Contention Between the
sswe Two" Management and Mr.. Leavitt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
AN ANECDOTE OF BLAINE.
He FOretold to Friend the N 0mina
ton of Garfield.

John L. Crosby, Esq, of Bangor, Was That
Friend, and With That Information
COMPOUNDED the Political Wiseacres of
Bangor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PORTLAND. August 4th, 1894
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-04
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Owen. Moore & Co.
j. R. Libby.
Eastman Bros & Bancroft.
Geo. G. Shaw & Co.
II. H. Hay & Son.
Maine Central excursion.
Charles Day.
Monhegan--G. B. Remission.
City of Portland. y
Wyer Green & Co.
Str. Madeleine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

feet ia ltasts Ani are saved wi;a htri
wncs3 hammers sfrlk.-E tEttD on tte.r
aFFse- ex-recliaeS the hamulers being
So that abe cpsratet rar stand al ere
hss- % tre t1Ue-. AND rr rI-i1- ilf
cords efers,e tae ca.al= ~ any i-iita
e2gears lat -iii mus -iaE .re- p
rssy T-.ise, ,ss s-e,i q O ran caur-a
easily disfs- ralslel slt1.r radius "
more .A5- % rahe ina vtTat.1r is SLIGHT
aai -anTrei entirely 10 ,1c tAas af1le
ra-rea ;77 n7i .rfv "tsiHA-&
cl-s ;rs---- &c rr'-Fe ~ bells
Trsee asa Rave Eari these slol'ar
as ssr taL; tasir quality ot tone &c -ich
ass ru-ss1, a--l .le.r harmony perf --t-
T1-r Eava aH tn. ssasafles 81 great
eatr-l=4. chime 7.t1 Infinitely less exc
S--ss.-e ~ -e-sr, sxaieiti'a % .se=a
g HF-t.sl'-1r' hal- lssslcr the Evsu-
I 20. I,ays4 Annie Laurie and
t1--- r~sa aui grew an4ca, Tho sweet
zaar IS i-.stt-iea t-z1 ter patent t=i.
t-HE -.r- 2g 1a tr- .rali ei H1r'leli-
.,s--z. --.L ana as re y-alac t-aa Sra change
t1-t tla--- 2-,Ainsi the loaS ,-neta-..c
-F..-s-s- .-r opposite SIDE % Fremont
-'rg VAS rsrs-l ~ -n oJtr-nau fhsd
All -1l--r'ei crow. from Park street
-r-g rHtal 81 ts SCOT. and conductors
SIS ra. r.#.r .aeks 3o7s,uE upwards au
H.4 rs 1.-aa--'s. l-t f-ilT 'E1Hlle3 lawn
ir'H 60 tr- sidewalk and against
ta -=1-a T-es were go absorbed. how
ever fe-r '--y asa unt notice tho inter
-gu--- h1us sweet Home America, q
aH-s secular ana saersi we're played
a-l ElH. -Ha last nose Hirt Evay and che
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21
Tnn NORTH SIDE.
wbnt Happened on the North Side
of the Bayou Yesterday.

Mira j s. EeuulTy of Kane street pre-
gnDtod her husband with beautiful
daughter Friday night
Auothor grand bah win be given by the
pau.v circle sometime ia the near future,
hui the date has not been set.
For the mast few days the home Of Mr.
ana Mrs h. NJ. iielfrisn mas been some
whHt rnilyeued By "A sweet little gir'.
Drummer addition had an increase ot pop
uintinn Friday IN the parsonage OF a hne
teu- hound boy. who Is NOW "a the home
OF his parents Mr. ana Mrs. Charles
Rect
Every time 81 rains me sidewalk on
NyaEhinrtuu street between the Houston
ana Texas Central depot ana Tenth street
Nd uothiug hut pool OF water II Is aly
nngt impossible to pass on that s,dc OF
hc street Tor hours after a ram,
T. BURNS an employe IN the Houston
and Texus Central machine shops, had the
furers on his right hand had.y confused
and laccrated yesterday moruing, lie had
bls wounds properly attended 10 10y the
l,hymcmns IN charge at The Houston In
Urinary,
MischieVously inclined boys of the ward
huyc recently adopted a new scheme %
worry tho life out OF their victims, the
grown pauple. Several times lately ladies
nave been almost scared out OF their wits
IN hearing the Youngsters set up a cry
oil Ire in their immediate neiBhoorhood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21
rrrru wAnp nupanr.
Items Of Interest From the husy /
Ward-PcopIe VINO Come and co.

Items of Interest from inc huSy
Ward-PcopIe Who Come and Co.
Dr Desring OF Humble has been in she
n.,rl few days attending 70 professional!
business.
Ioa Rpla Of Montgomery avenue was
y.rv laI.y 4ealdcI about the legs by es-
Gaping steam teN days ago
~ j. moody of chicago BE- IN the city
moments with his cousin, n. O. Henry,
ON Liberty street.
Mrs "A. Sampson, the wife OF Conductor
SAMPSON, " almost eulf'iS recovered
from quite severe sickness OF over a
months duration.
Taag Iucp and =. q. Gagne. each ac-
cumplulcd by Il daughter leave this morn
IND ON "A visit tO NIT. and Mrs. w, J., How
ard, fhelr relatives
Captain and Mrs. l.. II. Harrington Of
Liberty street, both of whom have been
-lek for some time past arr able 10 be
100 and around the house, Ihey are Old
residents having lived mere I9r over
ffisads. who viii be glad To hear Of their
recovery.
A social gathering was held at Miss
Rosa Iourdc'a horne FRIDAY nEhl COM
piIuruturv 10 Miss lmoEcne calhoun of
Tu.rp VINO rs visiting relatives In the
ward The evening WAS spent very please
uufy with piano solos songs ana fttlla-
uoas, Including the most delicious Zee
Treatments.
Tbo Post returns thanks Tor the follow
ing invitation, neatly printed on %, worry
pretty Eilt-etBe card. baE"A 'hS l.odEt
So 49, brotherhood OF hallr"9 a., II3 an,
annual ball nj Turner Hail Monday cycn-
ING February % 1905. ARRANGEMENT Com
raltiee-G e M'lI's s,,r GP2,r'H Moore W y
blnu T. ~ Reucuu. Invitation Commit
tee n. j. Hines chairmani j. H. MorEan
an. j y icld. ia l.oenlcr, W, g. Packer
~ u Allison
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21
THE LOCAL STAGE.
mnniIcN-FnrIcy Compnny.

The Imuuey- Farley Comedy company
presented East Lynne" to a large NATL
nee audience yesterday afternoon, and
last night played "The French Spy" and
"a Rough Diamond" 10 another good nu-
dieucc. The company has giyyn good SUIT
isfaction TO the audiences which have -nS
gembed at the opera house TO witness
their several productions ana instead of
closing their engagement last night, as
was their Intention they have concluded
ia remain one night longer Tomorrow
CAlondayl evening they viii present the
strong play "peus ard Pa.accs' when
every lady accompanied by an escort who
has "A paid ticket viii be admitted free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

Joseph Bunk / lef, Nevadl Friday. De
cember =. iss1 Tor South Texas, VIII
Geo, ?. tiivenr' excursion ANe arrived
al Houston Sunday morning ana were me-
AZ ..le train by Mr.. T.. 81 NOgt, who tooA
Us ~ charge and showed ms the cpiutfE.
II E grand country. Indeed we nal
new irish potatoes. roasting ears new
peas ard beans, and. in facf. an Kinds oi
vegetable. also watertneions and straw
berries. We saw Irish potatoes ready y
dig. and also vines six Inches high Oals
arr nh0lt Four inches high ana they a.
SIN e9WluE. The people all COX healthy
1ul cUutentcl Everything brings q Epo4
price ana the people all seem 20 haN.
plenty OK money.
We Shall move down there 20 i've az
soon az possible j. W Hickman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

MLby's hall Al Harrisburg war brilliant
~ lightel and tortpmily decorated Friday
night me occasion Icing Il most enjoyable
dance. AN the aocicty poopic of Harris
burg ana ID big delegation from me llfh
aud other wards OF this city we're there
and either luued BOZ inc mcfry WhiI o.
Hat ana admired she graceful figures vi
those who dld nuo supper WA spread
and the dancing continued until after
midnight. ana n aHa nearly dawn by the
time thOHe lifing here r"iirod.
ms bali Wat given by McsHrs William
ZoaIu, w. a. llHnls, q, H. keil and a
Carmichael, and thorr present we're
MisneB . Bailey Mary Cohmn. Lucille
JoneH. Annie Gray. Mamie Emerson, Ada
R"nffo.. owens MaWe, curry. Enmo
iHhan Lucille Uuilhhau, Blchtcr Mcln-
nery Mrs Richard MrA Schmidt. Sir
aud Mrs. lanH. Mr. ana Mrs j. a. god.
Mrs keaunie, Mrs Weedeu. Aifs. Chufer
Allen. Mrs. Jamea Iouca. Mrs. Ewartz.
airssrF Jim flare, J.. brazloFo, John
smith, Jake Zoam John Brown. Gllies.
Die. william coghlan, james Kelly, 4. b.
Thomas, John hellman, Jim reynolds. n.
HngheH, "a Spencer, q. tafcht, Geo
lnms James Deady. Millif H. Dixon.
li0bcrt Wueden ana hutchson,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21
CIrI DREvTriEs

.s 80 49,, r,.......-- e.-is, -ist
n thsfSit.F 30 ,f-. 49, van AZ
NJ y ra,raal manager o., ,he Hons.
si'' =. - pig .i,ii'.i-.' ~ - t--E
~ ''.- i. a., ef
~ '' ~
100
MfasfE WHlLtt GFi are IEtpAI'lH .
ne" MAJ Or ti2'.s'sa am iia-5s a.
$3.50
E''-i-f-+ d" N''~'L1'
Crossed wires laz' niEht c2lssi we i..e
1.Itta - SQUAD use ma sts.s'ns ~ go
ocular box Dur l9tnS il- W95A ~ H'ai-''-
h''sr 10 RIe'. snare
MFs- .AtFEie fE Or .t.rTs 49,,
~ lPe tIs lh az
frank VI Soy 81 j. -5"pP-hE % 4F''
-terreti 're 8. tti1 wAF--
The eu-ribsiu. houses So Galveston hav-
iug closed several - tu- fraternity wno
have for some time becu absent from
Houston are said 10 have rei1raei-
The ball ard shoot. with the dinner
that rali be given TO-DAY tr the BTay's
Bayou DiIu Clan promise go - rr-n sr-
pusly attend 9 - gentlemen FROM -5e
city.
u.y Mr. r.sruL7- r4v.5r O.. the Frs.
rertis, etr--T vii .5-r,r...-4 a -sr.es ~
s.-agrs 81 ',,hri-;i4a.,y il sa-fll Lie
tonight 1855 fir, sermon VII Dc on 1--we
ana Cousrsh.p"
Mr. AVID vr~ II y..s-ysu O., noble
t,rta, e..i,...rars.3 --Gf- ,---t.-. rrrfysr-
sFr.- --....a5lay ss- the ,rE-l time. A
large number Of frta-Is called throughout
40 81y E..I were r-g1-ai -f-ar rg..i.-y
7.ra rna..f-. o. Die. bowling camp %
. ~.--s..i.--,,- ....--srs --.f4 af-a--...-- v-Ii
Ca. H..fi d., .--lar- ana "A L.r-a .r-a-.g j.
ance h. o-Bea...i. a. -e-,1-r ~ --a-re-s -
l. he -,.E. JOS irr committee. ~ 7r-5 -.-s-
,rart, Tor me ..l'a-sss.i--sta taII.r "a Isr-
lf.r. RI
..--... ,- ,.----
~" e'. a,o- ~ ...r -er.s-.Iss
morning rt.ls ~ -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21
AROUND THE COURTS,
wCANE GRANTED uAIL AND RE
LEASED FROM CUSTODY.
The state Admitted That the Case
Wa n BaiIabIc one-Hnbcns Cor
pus Hearing in the Civu Dis-
trict Court-County court.

a crowd equally as large MS mat o. Fri
day gathered yesterday moraius in TIE
criminal district court room So hear the
examining trial OK James 1tcCane Tor the
killing % John r. N1r-.ss
The hour set was jig c.c,ook and Jusuce
Scawauder was promptly on the bench.
Tie state was represented uy Dis;rlc; At
io1aey Guaspie ana county Attorney pa-
prse and defendant, by jones IS Garrett.
Lcck Mcdaniel and sol Wes.ow.
As soon as court was opened D!stric;
Attorney GIlasp.e announced that 'He
state would not contest tile claim that the
case was banabie one. ana The Justice
a1ed the bond a; SJ9,y. which was prompt
ly gwen and McClne vas released from
custody. The bond was signed by w. J.
Perry v. T. Hipp ana 81 Packard.
CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT
This cour, will convene .n lhis city on
Monday. January >. and yesterday Judge
b. IL. Gavin came up from Galveston ana
seq c4s4s f1r the inst week VI the term.
lie also directed thai the sheriff be Il--
gt=a-. Wllu tie uaIs uf grand ana Ielt
JURORS for the term. thai be may nave
l.enIy OF time ~ wh.aa 90 serve auticg
issn them.
Tae cases set are as follows.
Monday February s.-75H-Poily Ellis
appeal
sy.4rAaron Henderson. theft OF hog.
ss5--John Jones, assault 20 rape.
95J-dunroe Armstrong e. al. burglary.
a.
.9%-solomon Johnson, burglary.
s"s-Soiomon johnson, THEFT over SO.
Tuesday February 6.-sulu-Tom Fields,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

meeting OF ctizcns who are interest
ed In the establishment in the city OF an
associated charity, for the purpose of
dealing in IL united philantnropic way
with the problem Of street begging and
idlcness. is called 10 be held I'm tine Young
MEMS Christian association rooms tomor-
.n,u nftnrnnnn nj o,clnclk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

Mr. j. -. Hickman, who has recently
been in south Texas writes this to his
home paper;
Editors Noucer;
pesraeid Township. Vernon County Mo,
January /. is9i.-ln company with Mr..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

1871 IARIES-1S9l
80 to Hancock book store ana buy
diary for convenient record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

p. Wilson. travelling auditor OF the Hous-
ton and Texas Central left FOR Corsicana
last night,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

only nine building permits wers ISSUED
the past week out of the office Of tho
city engineer and the aggregate Of cost
n $3.50. II was an on week. for ordinarily
double that number and more 90 10 make
up the nix days work. The permits were
Issued as follows:
John Ritter two one-atory frames IN
casoara addition, 500.
s. Watson. addition 70 house. corner
Fuller and Saulnier streets. $50
r. W. POels. addition 10 house IN Baker
addition. SD
D. Lane one-story frame in Texas Saw.
ing and Real Estate Investment ssHocia-
ton No, ?, 1900,
Felix Floyd, one-story frame on craw-
ford street. $500.
Mrs NJ A. Bualte, one-utory frame In
Bakers addition, 500
G. Farrell, two-siory frame, corner Hardy
and Nance streets. 5000.
Joe culla. one-story store. corner sa-
blne and San Feiipc streets, go
~ s. Davidson, frame dwelling on Prai-
RE avenue, 1900,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

Fine Uphoistcring-E. IL, Triedlanler &
Co, dT Fannin street. Phone az.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

THE WONDER STORE.
4gis feet from craWfnrd's Tea store,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-21

Total '.,... '...,..' ..''t.'....'...,. al5jE
For other I'VE days ..".......". 1924
Total for week DasH
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05
GortfeBung folgt.)

Sine frubere &ammeraofe Der
Yrin3ehin bon PreuBen, Mamens Ser
tba ,Malter. tpelder ii4 aGerlei be-
ipettirlt4e &ebensartel1 iber ben Raiz
Ter erlaubt bate uno bafir tpeqer
Notwithstanding gu 2 Monafen
berurtbetlt pprben mar, lit
leBt bonn Scatter besnabigt tporben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05

Sbre fdmmtliden 8ollesen. baB Sic
Elm Observation-Disclosures Sonberlins unb
Menihenfeinb ieien."
sos Das freut midi" faste Gber=
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-11
s, L. GEISTHARDT
Attorney Ct idw.
BURR BLOCK.


To Laura I. Funke, Ancil L. Funke.
her husband, and Henry Roger, non-resi-
dent defendants: You and each OF you
are hereby notified that on July 81,
1894. the president and directors OF the
Insurance Company Of North America,
and the Lincoln Mortgage and Trust
Company as plaintiffs, began an action
against you and other defendants in the
district court OF Lancaster county, Ne
braska. the object of which is to forclose
certain mortgage on the following land in
said county, to wit: lot number six Co., in
block number one hundred ninety one (191l,
in the city of Lincoln according to the Off
cial plat. made by Laura 7. Funke
and Ancil L. Funke dated August
LIST, 1892, 20 secure the payment
Laura T. Funke and Ancii l.. Funke to
the Clark and Leonard Investment Com
pany for $1,000 on which there is now
due g.. 900 with interest from August 1st
1893. at 10 per cent per annum pur-
suant to coupons.
Plaintiffs pray for decree Of foreclosure
and sale of SAID land to satisfy said
liens as aforesaid, for deficiency judge
ment and general relief.
You are required to answer plaintiffs
petition on or before the 18th day of
September, 1894.
PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE In
sURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA
AND THE LINCOLN MORTGAGE AND TRUST
COMPANY, Plat: tiffs.
Aug1I4t By s. l.. Geisthardt, Attorney