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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
". Burk, Chicago, Jefferson and washing

W. DutA, tulCoHOy OcucfbOu uuu VuUhf'S-
ton ste.
is. VIM. NJ. Bines, Ridge Farm. vermilion Co
10. Jas. Fitzsimmons, Chicago, 200 N. Wood st
20. jas. L. MCGUIRE, Metamora, Woodford Co.
81. Jas. II. Farrell, Chicago. ~ Beethoven pl.
%. Jas. +. O'Donnell. Bloomington, Mclean
Co.
%. VIM. II. Lyman. Chicsso. Isi Oak st.
"a. Peter Cahill. Brimfleld. Peoria %.
Is. VIM. G. Mcdonald, Lockport. Will Go.
&c. l.. G. Breetan, Lewiston, Fulton Co.
~. J. Mclaughlin, LsSallc. LaSalle Co.
~. James A. Teei, Nashville. Schuyler Co.
20. James Brennan, Sycamore. Dekalb Co.
80. James Owensby, Piatt Co.
81. William Pilgrim. bradford, Stark Co.
80. +. J. Mel, San Jose, Mason Co.
Geo. Wendell. New Holland, Logan Co.
80. Joseph Mulliesn, Kewanec, Henry Co.
"a. +. Mcconnell, Jacksonville, Morgan CO.
I'D. Huffman, bluffs, Scott Co.
IS. M. v. D. Deforest, North Henderson. Mer.
Ger Co.
&c. W. r. Mounts. Carlinville. Macoupin Co.
N. L. Jones, Carrollton, Greene Co.
81. @. @. W. Dean, Adams, Adams Co.
+. A. Perry, Mount Sterling, Brown Co.
80. r. p. Poindcxter. Greenville, Bond Co.
80. +. l.. Merritt. Springfield, 1921 $. 7th st.
40. J. 7. Barrickland. Arcola, Douglas Co.
Al. NJ. Mcdonald, Sullivan. Moultrie Co.
~. James A. Barnes. Louisville, Clay Co.
~. q. NJ. Lecronc. Efiingham. Efiinsham Co.
Polk b. Briscoe, westAeld, CLARK Co.
A. 3. Cook, Shawncctown. Gallstin Co.
As. J. Il. Black, Bridgeport, Lawrence Co.
Thomas Tippitt, Olney, Richland Co.
40. W. II. Green, Mount Vernon. Jefferson Co
~. I. r. Ferns Jerseyville, Jersey Co.
Is. H. p. Burroughs. Elkville, Jackson Co.
~. William II. Snyder. Bclleville. st. Clair Co
90. J. Bean, Anna, Union Co.
81. G. A. \. 1ondcau, Golconda, Pope @"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12

At last an important fact comes out
about Hetty Green. She has break.
tasted on crackers. not because she was
parsimoniOus ana crackers were cheap
she has preferred IN egg fried by her.
self to Il sumptuous rcpnst, not on nc.
count of the difference In the price. She
thought some one wanted to poison her.
II would be hard to put poison inside
OF an egg. and IL she bought the egg
and broke the shell herself, ana was
her own cook, that was one thing she
could eat with confidence. II she
bought crackers Mt the casual grocery
store, she might be safe. Dick and
Harry. with Just enough money to buy
u good dinner, have gone on revealing
In roast beef and roast turkey and
corned beef and hash, having no end
OF comfort In It all, and the richest won.
an In America has never enjoyed that
plain little delight. And now will rise
before her u worse specter still than
that OF death In the dish. Now may
come up Il commission de lunaticO, etc.
for all this may be hallucinntiOn. 1t IL
a common form Of insane delusiOn. 1t
will also invalidntc her will. Poor
IIctty!
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12
The swarts Iron aud Metal Company.


The secret of success In this rushing.
'go.nl,ead" age II to keep at IT,"
Whatever. work or line of business you
enter upon. follow It up persistcntly.
Systematically. and success will surely
crown your efforts. This axiom IL an
apt and faithful epitomc of the history
Of the widely known ana cmincntly
substantial and successful firm whose
style and title furnishes the subject Of
this article. The Swnrts Iron 4 Metal
Company was Incorporated under the
laws of the state of Illinois In 1871. the
original business having been estub.
lishcd and built up by the senior
Swarts. by years of honest effort aud
patient. persistent toll. They are now
the largest ami most widely known
firm of dealers In scrap irou and metal
In the entire West. The Office and
yards of the company are located ut 551
to 5oI State street, Chicago. The off,
and Seymour =. Swnrts. Secretary and
Treasurer. They are popular ana high.
~ respected gentlemen and are univcr-
sally known rs business men Of marked
ability anu irrcprOachablc honor and
integrity. The operations Of the COM
pany are very large and extensive and
their business extends over the entire
territory lying tributary to Chicago.
They purchase scrap iron and metal Of
all kinds In quantities however large.
and then sell their stock to fOundries
and iron manufacturing establish
ments. Wreckngc from railroad struc.
lures. bridges. buildings Of different
classes. dismnntled power plants and
shops. fire wrecks, ETC.. IRE their spe-
cinlty. They operate u complete trans
fer ana wrccking equipment for han
ding ana moving their stock, and give
employment TO large force of mechan.
les, teamsters, ana laboring men. The
management IL characterized by en-
crgy. enterprise. and close attention to
details. ana their fairness and honesty
In all their dealings Ia prOvcrbinl.
Their success Il a practical demOnstra-
ton of the truth OF the old axiom
| quoted, and u proof Of the claim Of the
scientists that "thcre Il no waste In
natures laws" everything has It's use
and purpose" The secret Of mans
success IL to apply the resources Of na.
ture to their best and rlghtful purpose.
The great success Of the Swnrts Iron
4 Metal Company has not been won
without Il struggle, fierce ana bitter ut
times, and often In their long expert
cnce adverse tides have bcset their
cherished undertaking ana threatened
dire destruction. But through all the
and disappointments IN business, ana
In spite Of the Vaccinations ana at-
tucks of envious, malicious advcrsarlcs.
surmOuntcd every difficulty and pre-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12

served unsmircheu and untarnished
their good name for honesty and fair
ness in all their dealings.
Certain unprincipled. malicious per-
sons are ut the present time trying TO
undermine and iniurc the fair name
and credit of this time. honorcd. staunch
firm. by connecting them with scanda.
lOls story I'm which certain Worlds Fair
contractors are concerned. The ac-
counts of the transaction. published In
the daily papers. read more like the fab
ricatiOn of too cnterprising news
gathercr bent on raising big sensa'
ton out of nothing. with which to fill
up space In his paper. Either this. or
else some ovcr-zcalous. otiiciOus detcc-
tive. so.callcd. In search of a clew to n
startling crime that was never commit.
ted has. for reasons known only to him
self. dragged the name of this worthy
house down to infamy. either to crafty
the malice of some INSCRIPTIONS per.
son or persons. or to fiji his own pocket
with ill-gottcn gains. People who know
the members of the firm of Swnrts Iron
and Metal Company intimately. and the
thousands of firms and corporations
that have done business with the house
from It's bcginning-tlirty years ago
will he slow to credit. or even listen to.
such sensational. nonscnsical stories.
The tale IL too silly for belief by any
sensible person. and the preparation
of this dirty trick Ii u crime that should
be punished to the full extent of the
law. The papers that give currency to
such senselcss stuff. the evil results Of
which cannot he even calculated. should
be made to make amends for their I'm.
just and miscellaneous publications.
The Swarts Iron and Metal Company
are prepared to- contract for scrap iron
and metal In large or small quantities.
paying cash at full market price for all
purchases. They are prepared to dis.
mantle and remove iron work from all
manner of wrecked or abandoned struc-
lures on short notice. and may he re-.
lied upon to give full value for the sal.
wage. Communications by mail or tel.
eplOne receive prompt attention. either
for buying or selling iron and metal
work for machinery. buildings. etc. rs.
Inmates given. ana references furnish.
cd whenever required. Address: Swarts
Iron and Metal Company. 55t.J57 State
street. Chicago. Illinois.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12

When the house II too cold we In.
crease the druught OF air In the furnace,
burn fuel faster ana get more heat.
We can do something similar to warm
up the body when out In the cold. A
few deep brcaths held longer than us.
Jul, pass moro oxygen into the blood,
thus stimulating the tissue changes
that produce bodily warmth. and this
method also drives the blood moro
quickly ana extensively through the
chilled capillarlcs of the skin, ana DIFF.
fuses warmth with u sense of eXhllara.
ton. Put that on your list of good facts
worth knowing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-01-12

James Whitcomb Riley has been hon.
ored by u brand of cigars named for
him. And yet England snecrlngly says
that this country does not appreciate
genius or iittingly reward literary
lights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-16
r1ertz's r1odern Pharmacy,
NTH and r SITS.

R.u r. cox1,E Hill NJ Fl somer.
vile M r Shorter. NJ A Shelton. Ar. L
smith, A. E johnson, E. H Docket. J. E.
Second srade-M. E. Brooks, M. L. Pope,
NJ v Rufy T. n Cursor s 70. Schooler.
n sbanheId r NJ Woodson' G. G Thorn.
40 7. = wilkes. s Hail,
First eradeMM. E. Beckett, v. A. Jones,
wormjev n r Ouander- r. J. GRAY. l..
Peters q Shorter. b. e. Hall. v. A.
Pierre L. A. Chisolm, ]. e. Lewis, ]. g.
she eIton' ~" Az ''
Eighth Division A.
Supervising principal. W. s. Montgomery.
Eighth grade-E. F. G. Merritt J. w.
Cromwell, L. COOK. j. Z. Male.
Seventh grade-K. c. Lewis. K. U. Alex
ander. E. A. Chase, S. c. Lewis, E. d. Bar
rier, j. r. Bush.
Sixth graded. N. Coleman. h. " Bruce
Fifth grade-G. A. Dyson. A. r. Bowen,
r M Cost,n. NJ. w Lewis. S. ]. Janifer. H,
uahhro,, = D.,,,s n n Chase
E,,rtb ~. L. = Cbasa n p MARTIN
Sn,,sh Ra,dwin " smith NJ
Ei,i q RrooIs n n Reason At Liz
Sons r Ratciiffe
s Third eradeNJ. NJ. Aston. M. 1. Williams,
p Motan NJ + Tancil M r Rarney
r. - aruoId Kinner p r Perry M 4
N1adre NJ q Lucas M. 10. Clarke. q. q.
Iewis
second prade-M. E. BENJAMIN. J. MAY
Ior T Ashton. c. Johnson. A. A. Gray. o.
Cromwell, A. C. Waller. 3. Matthew'S L.
Coleman. H. L, Hill. A. E. Brooks, r, b.
Martin. c. q. Jones. w. Whipper, B. Young,
p Colder
First grade-E. R. Clarke, A. s, Payne,
AV Williams. l. A. Terrell. Il. Johnson'
NJ OH Williamson A. F. Bush NJ E.
Burreu. n H Hyman, NJ. A. Lucas, NJ L.
Brown, F. ]. Barney, A. OH. Williamson,
ris Guilherv K ID Tavleur M q.
Taylor, C. H Smyth, NJ. C. Brown.
E,rhth D,xss,ou n.
=, n,
Eighth grade NJ p shadd. M. e. Tuck
or r r DYSON
Seventh grade. l.. A. Smith. A. v. Thomp-
l,ns NJ Wheeler ]. E. Page.
sixtb grade G. Grant H A. Saunders.
.1
"A. E. AieAanuei'
Fifth grade A. s. Bailey. N; T. Bruce A.
V. saunders, J. M. Sropper, n, V: Lee.
A. L. Browne, 5. A. Tyler
In,re a grace ~ M Eoll,s, a; Z. husnes'
I. I. Saunders, F, P. Martin, K. L. Way
man, A. v. chorter, =. "heeier' .. e.
$500 r,ao ar c G T. r,,,,-ar
nvsnn 1t " Mortnn 2 II Sn,ith
J. NJ Fraction, E. Bruce, NJ F. Quander,
o.. 4. Gsores, L. ". stewart L. o Lacy H.
First grade M r Tow. A. r. Brown. s.
G. Johnson G. Reed Snencer M Kirk
land r. T. Pfner T, n RandoInb 7 on
shepperson, N. NJ Frazier. L. Mason, I. R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-16

Griffin, A. Alexander. L. A. Hamer, s. A.
Comes. e. NJ Thomas. NJ. g. Lewis.
Physical Culture.
Directress. H. B. George; teachers. A. J,
Turner, L. E. Love.
Music.
Teachers, H F. Grant J. T. Layton, T.
L. Furby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-16

SUMMER BOARD AT PRESTON, MD, ON THE
and porches; large shady lawn: fruit ice, milk
Poultry. vegetables, fish and crabs; terms. S. per
age; city reference. Mrs. E. s. Ninssey. 40 In
ave. NV, who has photo and plans of buildings
Address Mrs. N. E. DOUGLASS. Preston. Md.
ty9.11,13,16,1Ss
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Toilet Articles
Reduced.

Lot Assorted Combs. Were &c. So. .l0c.
Lot Cut-glass Scent Bottles. 5000. .10c.
Lot French On-dressed Chamois Skins,
25e to Toe.
Lot Whisk Brooms. Were IS 25c. .13c.
Lot Imported Violet Soap, 3 cakes to
box. Per Lex. .29c.
Lot Fine Toilet Soap. 3 cakes to box,
wrappers soiled. Per box. Ice.
Quadruple Perfume Extracts in bulk,
all odors. .29c. per o., ozs. for 81.
lot Fine Toilet Atomizers. Were
Csc. To close.
lot Fine Toilet Atomizers. Were
81 and $3.50. .19c.
1 lot Fine Toilet Atomizers. Were
50 and $3.50. ...................Sl 81. 10.
guns. lie, for soc.
Extra large size Queen Anne Tooth
Powder. lie, for 5Oc.
60c. Whites Dentine. .33c.
Bottle, liquid and powder.)
Csc. Queen Anne Lotion. lie, for soc.
25c. Cucumber and Lettuce Cream,
1ac., for sc.
Tale m Powder. @ boxes for Csc.
For infnnts.)
81 Queen Anne Cologne. .S3c.
60c. Queen Anne Cologne. $50.
60c. Lavender Water. .39c.
Witch Hazel. ..................19c . pit.
Crown Lavender Salts. See
Imported Rose Water, pints. .......3ac.
Large size Eau de Qujnine, hair tonic. 49c.
81 Imported Violet Water. .49c.
Csc. Mertz's Curling Fluid. 13c., 2 for Csc.
jules Toilet Powder. DC, for 81.
$1.25 Pfnaud's Fine Perfume Extracts.
all doors.
Pure Violet Water. reduced to PIC. bot.
81 Rabateau's Skin Food. $780,. .I3c.
tRemoves wrinkles and skin blemishes.D
Zoe. Rabateau's Face Powder. ...... .3:sc.
Cut Glass Lavender Salts Bottles. with
Lavender Salts. Only. ........ .4Sc.
(The bottle alone is worth double the
price,
Zoe. clark's Corn salve.....;ss; box box.
Kennedy's Foot Powder. for perspirins
and tender feet. Only tic. boy:
jules Face Bleach. Reduced from
81 TO-. .13c.
fThe great tan and freckie remover.i
Rinifret's Toilet Cerate, recommended
by Shirley Dare as the ideal face food.
Removes freckles. pimples, etc: Was
SOC: During this sale only. SIC. jar.
Naphtha Camphor DIETER than camphor,
Moth Balls. >. DC. a package, for 25c.
Lot OF Crown Perfume Extract
terab APPLE. Was Toe. To
Le. Of Newnan's Extracts. Were
SOC. To close.
zoe. bottles Of Florida Water: .29c-
all shades. Tomorrow. &c.
Cucumber AMI Lettuce Toilet Soap,
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c. box.
Wild Cherry Bevera2
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To Prevent Trouble in BRAZIL.

The Politique Coloniale of Paris an
nounces that with the view of avoiding
a repetition of the recent conflict between
French and Brazilian settlers in the dis
puted territory of Amapa, the governments
of France and Brazil have decided to es-
tablish mixed posts in that region.
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Clearing the Store of Odds
and Ends.

A few Of those S1.5o Derby Silver
Corn Knives, Twcezers, Cuticle
Knives. To close. .39c.
Only two Of those Beautiful Derby Silver
Button Hooks left to sell at.....$i.12
They are well worth 81. 49,
Two Ivory-handle Powder Puffs. Worth
IS. To close. .Sl4S
One Infants Handsome Celluloid Set.
Worth $3.50. To close. ..S1.24
Lot of Beautiful White Pink and Blue
Celiuloid Trays. We're SLIP. To
tiOSe .0Jc.
One pair Of Beautiful 50 Cut Glass Bot
Ties. To close. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Elegant $40 Cut Glass Bottles Pair. TO
close Observation-Disclosures. .$i19
Exquisite pair of Cut Glass Bottles, large
size, cuts quarter of an inch deep.
Cheap at $l2- To close. .S4.4s pair.
One Handsome Derby Silver Tray. Worth
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Medicines
Reduced.

Large bottles &C. S." Disinfectant,
PIC. for 81.
cThis Is the best disinfectant made
for general we.)
Large bottles Carbeiic Acid. lie,
25c. Testers Little Liver Pi1ls.4 for &c.
Csc. bottles Jamaica Ginger. .. Use.
Soc. bottles Cocper's Hair Success
Bic. 3 for 81.
(keeps the hair from falling and
produces new growth.)
Csc. Cooper's Shampoo. .1Sc., for soc.
2oc. Liebig's Malt Extract lie. 81. so doz.
1oc. PURE Grape Juice. ....-....... .iSc.
Gree from chemicals)
75c. bottles Elixir Pepsin .... SOC.
II Halls Nervine. .5Sc.
For sleeplessness and the nerves.)
81 Warmers Celery Bitters .4Sc.
CNerve tonic)
Pint bottles Witch Hazel. .19c.
2ac- Doves Mandrake Pills. for the liver
ana ooweis- -.-..........--.4 for 21c.
&c. Bailey's Chill Pills. .1sc., 8 bxs. Soc.
(Sure cure.l
&c. Cleans:line. $500. He, 8 for Zoe.
CLEANS ererything.l
IL Beef, Iron and Wine, pints. :. .44c.
81 Merits Wine of Calisaya snd Iron. 43c.
Summer and anti-maiariai tonic.)
Doe. Syrup of FIGS. 23c., for 81.
pheasant and effective laxative.l
1Oc. tablets Of Soda Mint. =. IS for Csc.
IL Pages Sarsaparilla. .............47c.
Purifies the bloody
81 Hoods Sarsaparilla. .....-...... .55c.
Large bottles Pheno ThymoI. .36c.
"a splendid mouth and tooth wash.
Bette, than all other antiseptics.)
&c. MiIler's Dyspepsia Tablets,
19c-. 3 for 50c.
Quick relief for indigestion.D
81 Ferraud's Wine Of Coca .49cs
Good for the nerves.D
Zoe. bottles Root Beer. .13c., 3 for Soc.
Zach bottle makes gallons delicious
root beer.l
Pound boxes Refined Borax. Sc.
81 Hilton's Kid'y and Liver Remedy .4Sc.
lpr1arrxat xaIuu.axl
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SUMMER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Bolivar Mountain House.

Highest, coolest and most Picturesque Of the
Harper's Ferry resorts.
Shady groves. Woodland walks to the Potomac.
Excellent cuisine: good rooms: reasonable rates.
SUMNER SCHOOL.
VIII be held JULY 20 to AUG. "a. Languages,
Sciences, History, Music. Painting, &C., by first
class Instructors. under an ex-President OF state
university. For circulars apply at Star office or
to r. NJ. PENNOCk,
te251m Bolivar. w. Va.
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FOR HEAVY, SLUGGISH FEELING
Use KorSforti's Acid Phosphate.

It produces healthy activity of weak disorder
ed stom achs that need stimulating, and acts as
tonic nerves and bIain-
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Teachers, Joseph H. Daniel. Annie E.
ScammeT Alys E. Bentley. Amy Law, Ed
win 8. Tracy, Lena c. Freeman.
Drawing.
Directress, Susan E. W. Fuller; assistants,
Annie NJ. Wilson, Hilda North. Lily A.
Chester, A. Mae AtLee, Annie A. McKnew,
Mary p Shipman.
Manual Training.
Director, John A. Chamberlain; assist
ants, Addison 1. Gardner, William R. Shield,
Edward Baldwin, Elias ]. Dakin, James A.
Degges, Theodore w. Fuller, John A. Mont
gomery, Patrick L. OBrien, James K
Potter, Richard T. Humphrey. Francis
Schweinhaut, Roy B. Hayes, Frank E.
Skinner. Fred. L. Harries, Harry B. White.
Cooking.
Drectress, Emma S. Jacobs; assistants,
Anna C. Pollok, Fannie AtLee, Mamie A.
Douglass. Anne G. Horton, Margaret
Keogh, Margaret MarriIIat, Mary Z. Davis,
Mary A. Burns. Florence Jenkins. Annie
McDaniels, E. NJ Cross.
Sewing.
Directress Margaret W. Cate: assistants,
Eliner NJ. Colhoun,- Amelia Dalton, Sarah
NJ. Davidson. Hannah Draney, Kate Ora
ham, Mary C. Henry, Annie L. Norris, Mary
R. Smith, Isabelle Solomons, Clara L. Stan
ton, Ernestine R. Thornton, Artie NJ. Wells,
Jennie V. CaSSin, charlotte White.
Physical Culture.
Directress, Rebecca Stoneroad; assistants,
Zue H. Brockett. Mary L. Squier, Ruth M.
Oberly, Rose E. Holmes.
Special.
Supervisor, primary grades, Elizabeth A.
Denney; assistant, primary grades, Madeline
A. Blandy; librarian, primary grades, Nina
Goetz
Seventh Division.
Supervising priL cipaI, H P. Montgomery.
Eighth grade-E. W. Brown, NJ. E. Gibbs,
]. D. Clark. .
Seventh grade-A. T. Howard, c. A. Pat
terson, F. A. Martin, NJ L. Washington,
NJ. E. Tilgkman, r. A. Boston.
Sixth grede-G. F. Smith, A. NJ. Mason,
F. s. Bruce, NJ. v. Tibbs, NJ. F. Fletcher,
c. ]. Payne. A. P. Spencer, A. E. Cole, A.
L. Costn.
Fifth grade-L. A. Barbour, E. F. Will
son, P. Woodson, e. L. Fisher, E. F. Shinn,
L. L. Welsh, ]. V. Norris. NJ. NJ. Orme
Fourth grader. c. Wheeler, A. Ross,
NJ L. Beason, NJ. F. Barker, S. E. Dorsey,
N. L: Watson, U. V. Brooks, C. A. Arnold,
NJ E. Bowie, z. E. Francis.
Third grade-L. V. Fisher, c. Pierre, F.
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Sixtk Division II.

Layton, Martha J.
ling, Saidee B. Hol-
Eleanor Z. Kelley,
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Buena Vista Spring Hotel,

Franklin Co.. Pa. Western Maryland R. R.
Blue Ridge mountains; dry atmosphere: 1900
feet elevation. Capacity. 500 guests. Ali modern
convenisncss. Elevators, private baths, livery,
bathing pool. abundant water supply. Terms
moderate Open till October 1. B. & O. and
Penna. R. R. connect with Western Maryland R.
R. at Baltimore and Hagerstown, Nd. Address
W. NJ. REAMER, Manager,
Buena Vista Spring p. O.,
my2o-Sm Washington Co., Nd
The Globe-republican., 1895-11-07
First publication October "a. 1885
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

PUBLICATION NOTICE.
The State of Kansas to J. Il. CASTOR.
You will take notice that Euxenia H. Mac
farlane as plaintiff, did. ON the 18th day of
October, 1885. fiIe her petition in the Di-trict
Court of Ford county, Kansas, against you rs
defendant, and JOIN with You as your code
PENDANTS Lydia Haskins and - Haskins,
her husband. whose first name Is to plaintiff
unknown. setting forth that j. b. CASTOR, OF
said defendants, on the LIST day of June, 1889.
gave his mortgage to The Pioneer Loan and
Trust Company, corporation, which said
mortgage Is now owned by plaintiff, on the
Kansas, tOwit: Lots three (3) and four al
and the south half of the northwest quarter
of section four (i) in township twenty eight
(2s) south of range twenty four CAD west of
ment OF the sum Of Four Hundred and Fifty
dollars IS shown by his proinissOry notes
now owned by plaintiff and referred to in
said mortgage. and praying Judgment against
you J. b. CASTOR, In the sum OF four hundred
and sixty five 75-1O0 dollars now claimed to
be due and unpaid, with interest thereon at
10 per cent from the LIST day Of June, 1891, and
that said premises may be sold to pay the
Said petition further alleges that the claim
OF each of the defendants Is junior and infe-
riOr to that Of plaintiff.
Now said defendant Is hereby notified that
or before the 18th day of December. 1853, OF
said petition will be taken a. true against
him, and judgment for said amount. and .
decree forever barring him Of any right, title
or interest in and 70 said lands, after the sale
thereof. Will be rendered against him. and or
dering said lands to be sold to satisfy any
sum found 70 be due plaintiff on said notes
and mortgage.
witness my hand and seal Of said court At
county OF Ford. this 18th day Of October .ls95.
Isl L G. GRoBHTY, Clerk District Cont.
I'd. b. Madison. atty for pltn.