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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-20

FOR SALE-LOW-PRICE HOUSES-AIL UNDER
5000; WORTH MUCH MORE
new bay window brick; rooms, bath; near
printing Office
A nice home in lie Droit Park: rooms and
BATH cabinet mantels
new corner house on 5th st. me-; rooms and
bath; hay windows
A brick house and lot 2Ox15O on LIST st. near
Capitol.
A brick 9Th at. me-; 6 rooms, bath,
cellar: furnace.
very pretty new 2-story and basement brick
M st. near ID
On New Hampshire ave-, 2 bricks; each @ rooms
and bath.
G ST. me-, brick; 6 rooms and bath.
New Jersey NV. a good 7-rOOm frame;
furnace
G st. ne. near ID, bay window brick; rooms
and bath.
SEE OUR LARGE LIST OF BARGAINS
1t ID. l.. STONE & SONS. SO4 & 500 F st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-eRooM 'KotsE, 1921 0 ST.; Ia
trcbes. range. bath and gas. Apply to OWNER,
1896 NJ ct. NV. II, my26-lms
FOR SALE-BY ". E. fURFORD
With J.-F. Wsgeanan,470O 18th st. (upstafrs,.
THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS:
$500 for handsome S-story 1O-room house
Columbia Heights. t1tt 6bove Chinese embassy :
we'll rented; formerly. sold 50, 500.
ard stable; 30 IT. PARKING on Rhode Island ave
50. 500 for fine S-stdty H-roon house; lot 20 IT.
front; faslionably heated. northwest; formerly
sold $1a, 500. no" g
s., 500 for 5 brick sshoases In centrally located
court northwest: wellt rented at $500 yearly. or
~ per cent investment.
$3.50 each for nice Z room bricks; we'll To-
Gated me-. near II RI cabis formerly sold 81, 75O
FOR EXCHANGE Many excellent proper
ties,houses. lots. suburban property: some min
numbered. q mh21 SIN
FOR sALE-AND EXCHANGE
Several frst-,lass husinsss properties. including
some f1c corners u
Houses from $3.50 to 100000.
Lots in all sections Of the city, from $3.50 up-
ward. tapl6-tn f. g. AUKAM 600 1t. NV.
FOR SAIE--ON A FAsHIONAKIE DRIVEWAY,
very pretty and desirable six-rooms and hath
dwellings: buff bricks: stone ard galvanized iron
trimmings: very nicely finished Interior; large
rooms and hall: electric bells and ttachments on
gas fixtures Price. $1,000: very easy terms In
Quire Of n. NJ. PARKER 1913 st. mh2S-tf
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Unfurniahed

Unfurnishcd
FOR RENT-OR SALE-BARGAINS IN HOTELS.
boarding houses and cottages; building sites rea-
scnalle. ISRAEL. G.. ADAMS CO.,
Atlantic CITY v L.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WILDWOOD TERRA, E. LsNGD0N, d. C.-FiRST-
class boa.d: pc T.: a, :.nd milk: high ground:
Tear stat on: terms mod rate; commuters ticket,
Az cents fe1nyfs
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FOK SALE-
by L. SFARGAKDTER, 6l3 18th 1T. NV.
Only $7.OOO-A handsome o room new rcs.depce
on Columbia Heights: only squire from
bic corner houses Columbia Heights; new;
complete: sleeping rooms.
For Sale-Orly $5OOO-Almost new: fine lOca-
ton ON U st.; rooms bath; modern imps.; cost
$1,000.
For Sale-Only $3.G5O-Wel-built brick; mod.
fmIs rooms and hri.k summer kitchen; Capt.
tOl Hill: near It'll and Pa. ave.
For Sale or Exchange for brick house NV. a
pretty lot on d ST. 4th Sc: 35x!O, with
frame dwelling, under steady rental; price.
$1,000.
l.. SrARGARDTER Room 9 613 18th St NV
once hours $50 to 10 am. IL to 1890 and
to 4:3O PIN. It,
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PLEASANT ROOMS, SHADY GROUNDS, LARGE
lorcnes, with good boarding. at reasonable rates
ut LIE TOWERS. 32Oy 18th ST., Mt. Pleasant.
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LADIES GOODS.

FINE BLACK AND WHITE I.ACES DONE UP IL
frstclass Partisan style; white dresses laces and
lace curtains specially: prices reasonable. Call
Nine. ElBOUD. Old Stand. 1l3 1lth 81. iel-lps
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Elegant rooms In sun 633 .......... 500
but 4 ns FIR, p-oof. fom Desirable rooms. ATTAIN
SO TO 500 each. tic Coas, Line build
94l NV, I'd h.5r. 5000 Ing" all front and fire
40 9th st NV 90 proof. from $40 to SIS
40 La av...$10 & Is 90 each.
223 51a W. .I5.OJ
STORES.
- 9Th st NV $4,000 1922 Conn ave- 90. 90
3ls 10th st NV. ~ IO2 9th 80. 20
1920 Conn 60. 90 IA 9th NV. 80. 90
lOl6 Conn ave. go 90 217 Ind 1850
STABLES.
91l st. 90 1892 Mass ave, r'r. 10 90
2O23 D ST. rear 1900 l24S sth 600
te1J r. % HOLTZAIAN. 10th and F NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISAED.
90 141O Pa av. fiat /, 4r&b20. Is
Ga NRn0 NR>-lAa~- -

Mt p, Ir.........0. -
916 G So. 6r&b. :. 80
Ills Harvard ct, Or. 500
f.in Poplar OF. 6r. 1870
329 L 81 ne. 4r&w. $50
RI 1874 &, <r (coD. 500
1926 9th, 3r tcoD 500
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FOR sALE-CORNER ON nth NV; HAS %
rooms; $12,C00; just about half Of cost. This
Is bargain and will make a gOOd-payins In
ycstmcnt.
je2O-3t c. BOYER son, 214 9TH s.w.
FOR SALE-I.ARGE. FINE BRICK, NEAR SMITH
son an: first class; SC, $50; very cheap.
te20-3t c. ROVER & son. PA 7th s.w.
FOR SAi.E-OR EXCHANGE
beautiful corner house on 18th st. Co
ianla Heights trade for small property.
FOR EXCHANGE
nice home on Whitney ave. containing
FOR EXCHANGE
A 10 room dwelling In Mt. Pleasant; lot 5O115O.
FOR EXCHANGE
12-room house on p st. NV; new hot-water
heating plant.
FOR EXCHANGE
A fine house near 81 and East Cap. ST.; II rooms
lot ~. Ix11O: only $4,000.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE
Tew lO-roam house ON \. H. ave.
FOR EXCHANGE
On suburban house, we'll built house on Fin
FOR EXCHANGE
New house 50 st. rear 1Tt..; only s. 500
SEE OUR LARGE LIST OF PROPERTY FOR
D. D. STONE SONS sO4 and 500 F st. NV.
je20-5r
FOR SAIE-l313 ST NV; AN ELEGANT
house. IT, one of the finest sIs. in NV: IL rooms
bath: STEAM HEAT: in thorough repair; 40
BETTER-BCIIT HOUSE IN THE CITY: q feet
wide: lot 100 feet deep 10 alley.
1753 .'Q'' ST;
A magnificent house: carefully built for owner;
LIST floor trimmed in oak and cherry; 2 baths; one
tiled porcelain tub: lot 20x10O: alley small cash
je20-3t
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FOR SALE
BY BAKER & LAMPTON,
18th and F SITS. ny Phone eco
81 900 will buy left. front bay window brick
dwelling; and cellar: Ami. side and
rear alleys; $3OO cash, balance monthly; good
chance.
$3,OOO-Brick dwelling; rooms and concrete
cellar; a. NJ t. nicely papered; heated by furnace;
lot 1880 to alley; southern exposure; terms easy.
$5,OOO-TwO-stOry, rooms and bath, press-b brick,
ami; nicely paIered; lot 1895 to 15-ft alley:
near 18th st. NV; So, 500 first trust, years at
per cent; bargain.
$7,OOO-New 3-story preTs-brick and stone dwell
ing; 10 rooms; anil; concrete cellar; heated by
14th st.. large lot to alley; terms to suit.
$11.OO0-Elegant house on Mass. NV;
facing park; Is rooms and cellar; ami. heated
by hot water: newly decorated; large lot near
Thomas Circle; for terms, etc, call at Office.
$16,OOO-We offer Il magnificent pressbrick
dwelling, containing Is rooms; Anil; southern
exposure: located Mass ave-, near Scott Circle;
81 COO cash; balance to suit.
To builders offer desirable lots in the NV.
from 81 to 81 per it,: ne, from 25c. to 81 30
per IT.; Columbia Heights. from Soc to SCI
Washington Heights, from 81. % to $3.50.
builders leans at reasonable rates. For fur
Their particulars call
BAKER 4 LAMPTON,
je2O-3t 18TH and F SITS. NV.
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TWO OR THREE LARGE. HANDSOME ROOMS:
.ro;.et and tennis grounds: private family
Cellar Croft, Highland. Md: ten minntce cut
on Is. and o. X. L. Address CEDAR CROFT,
Its
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| FOR SALE-BARGA1NS-
Sth st. near NJ. Grim. house. Price. $3. $50
" J. near y. Y. ave-. Grin. house. Price. 5000
| Mass near 81 ne, 12-rm &ha; rent $35. 5000
1t EDW. T. KAISER. $40 ST. NV.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THE METHDpOIITAN.
Massl chusetts and Atlantic aves. Near warm
baths and Inlet. Complete sanitary arrange
ments. 0e2O-12u NJ. Z. ANDREWS.
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BoAND ON FIERCE'S Mill. ROAD, A FEW MN
utcs walk from Tcnall!tcwn Chevy Caase eiec-
trie cars: large. airy rooms: shade. fruit and
milk. Address Box A. Star Office LIS
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very cheap 3-story and cellar bay window
bricks with 0 rooms and bath: on y. j. ave. bet.
n Y. ave. ard st. n with all improve
ments: can he sold ut a very low price
1t EDW r. KAISER, $40 F st. NV.
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FOR SAIE-TWO O. LOTS. 1OOx120 IN QUIET
and growing suburban village: within few min
utes ride of city; only $50 for both
A. ]. WHITAKER
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FOR SALE
A bay. window brick, containing large rooms
and bath; cellar; furnace: every modern con-
venienCe; 18x1OO to wide alley; square from
Dupont Circle; only 81 600; small cash pay
ment; balance )lthly.
L. WALTER WEED, 600 18th st.
FOR SALE
N"w stone and mottlel brick residence; II
larg" rooms: beautifully tiled BATH Of :he
prettiest houses in the very best section Of the
NV; half square Of n. II. ave. above Dupont
Circle; reduced to $500; easy terms If desired.
l.. WALTER WEED, coo 18th st.
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE
Two new hun brick and stone Dwellings,; stone
steps AMI porch: 10 large rooms and bath:
r,ms on first floor, all finished In white and
gold; best location Columbia Heights: will e1-
change for lots In some section west of 18th st.
L. WALTER WEED, 800 18th st.
FOR SALE
16ti st. NV, bay-window brick residence: 8
rooms and bath: cellar und.r who'll. house; deep
lot TO wide alley: lot alone worth than
Irice asked for whole s., $50: finest location On
10Th st. Small cash payment. balance monthly.
It, L. WALTER WEED. 600 18th st.
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FOR SALE-HERES A RARE CHANCE TO 10
cate on the handsomest ave. in the city FOR
Mass ave ne near 4th St is forced to sell at
500 below cost: square bay window: he bed
rooms: paror dining loom and Kitchen; WIDE
PARKING: DE1Ifs IiTFTI4 LOCATION.
II n II STONE 4 SONS and SOC + st. W.
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FOR sALE-e-RooM HOt$E 1921 O ST.; La.
trcbes range. bath and gas. Apply to OWNER.
| 1895 NJ ct. NV. ~, my2Glms
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FOR SALE-AT $S,2OO- -
Lot worth Sc 900: house could not he built for
less than 81 OOO-A handsome 3stOry brick: 12s4
10th ST NV; front Of best quality Of brick and
stone basement.
LIST fioor-large parlor reception hall. large,
light dining room and kitchen; bed rooms, large
well-vcntilated bath, stationary wash stand:
NEWLY AND BEAUTIFULLY PAPERED AND
DEaORATED lot 2OxG5 alley; has rented for
$7J a month
it d. u. STONE & SONS. s94 & SOC NV.
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EDUCATIONAL.

PENMANSI;P.-A COURSE OF 70 LESSONS. IN
der the direction Of Mr. Iaul A. steele. ill.,
structor Of penIr i,ship In the Spencsrian Rus
iiess College and the Academy of the Columbian
University. viii begin June -. ApTly for furthsr
Information to PAtI. A. STEELE. business Col
Office. los 81 81
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league they will prove a leading factor in
the politics of the City and County of San
Francisco. They have organized drill
corps, of which a. de Ia Tore has
been elected captain. Mr.. de la Tore
has for many years been an officer
of the Juarez Guard, a local mill
tary company. A drum corps COM
posed OF members from the club will also
be one of the features of the organiza-
ton. Governor R. Pacheco is an active
member, and as he is a great favorite with
the Spanish-Americans of this State he
will do much to make the Spanish-Ameri-
can League a power for Mckinley and
Hobart.
Among some of the leading mem bers
who are taking an active part are Ion.
Valentine Alvlso, E. Moreno, Professor
r. A. Martinez, D. Espinosa, Professor
Moiica and many others. The league has
engaged California Hall, on Bush street,
as their meeting headquarters and from
this on will take an active part, making
the drill corps one of the features Of the
campaign.
The league made wise selection in R.
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secretary. One of the first acts of the
meeting was to extend vote of thanks to
the Board of Education for rendering the
use of the schoolhouse for the meeting.
Frank Bragg reported that large number
of ames had been enrolled in the club
membership. w. L. Williamson, chair
man of the committee to interview the
Health Officer, reported that determined
stand had been taken for the removal of
the camp.
After the interview with the Health
Officer Mr.. Williamson went around the
neighborhood and in a radius of eight
blocks counted 2S1 vacant houses. This
he attributed to the camp, for on Golden
Gate avenue, which is out of the camp
district, he found only eighty -one vacant
houses in a corresponding area. J. P.
Dockery, Milk Inspector, addressed the
meeting and promised to do what he could
to lead to the removal of the camp.
A. Hochstein reported that the German
Savings Bank owns the site of the
camp, and that the bank had ordered the
removal of the camp. Vice. President
Hugh Keenan, had the report of the even
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29

R. Duckwo-th for president. Mr.. Duck
worth is a young man and was born and
raised in Monterey County, where for
many years he took en active parrin Re-
publican politics. He came to this City
about five years ago to accept a position in
the United STATES Mint. where he remained
during Harrison's administration.
He was connected with the admission
department during the life of the Mid
winter Fair, and in every position he held
he has proved his ability.
Since coming to this City he has taken
an active part in every campaign, and he
is recognized as leader among the young
element of the Republican party. 1t is
his ambition to have a branch of the
league in every county in this State, and
under his leadership it is safe to say that
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President R. R. Duckworth and
Secretary A. de la Tore
Jr.
GOVERNOR RoMUALDo PAcHECo
Branches of the League Are to Be
Established in Every County
in the State.

One of the leading and most important
political organizations in this City is the
Spanish-American Republican League of
California, of which R. R. Duckworth is
president and A. de la Tore Jr. is secre-
tary,
About two months ago some of the lead
ing Spanish-Americans of this City held
meeting in Judge Groezinger's courtroom
for the purpose of organization. The
Spanish h-Americah voters of this City have
not taken an active part in politics in the
past, but from the large number that have
enrolled since the organization of the
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

Leon Raabe Enters Charles Frank1yn's 8
Room and Gets Arrested.
Leon Raabe, who gives his occupation
as that of a jeweler, was arrested last
evening by Sergeant Davis and Officer
Fleming and detained at the Southern
police station on charge of attempt:.at
burglary.
Raabe is charged with having entered a
room, occupied by Charles Franklyn, at
las Fifth street. for the purpose, it is pre-
sumed, OF looting it. .<Frankiyn, who hap
pened to be in bed when Raabe entered,
grasped the intruder and called for help.
Sergeant Davis and the policeman heard
the disturbance and hurrying to the room
placed Raabe under arrest.
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with the, direction OF the air current being

Will tAcf 0lIrCbIOu Vi Juc CuIIcAb DCiuS
to force the machine downward.
Profes sor Langley's machine weighs
about 1900 pounds. What course Pro-
fessor Langley would take in reference to
accepting an invitation to come to San
Francisco DR.. Smith could not say, but
thought it somewhat doubtful because
Professor Langley has not yet secured
patent.
II may be recollected that Senator
Lodge introduced bill to appropriate $780,
600 for the encouragement of f1ying-ma-
chine inventions, the sum named to go to
speed of thirty miles per hour, carry 400
pounds weight and sail in any direction
freely. The bill was not reported back
from the committee. The entertainment
committee of the Mechanics Institute
may be able TO report progress little later
0O
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29

ing, for he said that he had seen the
Health Officer and that Mr.. Buckman has
executed an agreement with that officer,
under bond and forfeit, to remove within
thirty days. MI. Abbott reported that he
had visited the camp and that he had
found it in very bad condition. The prob
ability is that the camp will soon move,
under the agreement reached with the
Health Officer
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29
Wants His Trunks.

William Helma. AS Valencia street. swore
to complaint in Judge Joachimsen's court
yesterday charging Mrs. Helen Kelly, 44S
Tehama street, with embezzlement as bailee.
Four months ago Helma engaged q room in
Mrs. Kelly's house. He was taken sick and
went to one of the hospitals, leaving his two
trunks containing his personal effects in his
room. After he recovered he went for his
trunks and Mrs. Kelly told him she had given
them to the scavengers.
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BUCKMANs CAMP MAY 90.

An Agreement Made With the Health
Oficer to That Effect.
The removal of Buckman's camp was
vigorously discussed last evening al a
meeting in the grammar school, in the
vicinity of the camp. by the members of
the local improvement club. E. G. Priber
presided and Charles B. Perkins was
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29

the Spanish Republican League
will make an active mpaign for the sue
cess of the National ticket. The secre-
tarY, A. de la Tore Jr., is also an active
member, and has given much of his time
to make the organization a success.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29
Players at Lunch.

The different companies of players at
the Baldwin, Tivoli and Colum bia theaters
have goodly representation each night
after the theater at the Cafe Zinkand, at
which place they gather to partake of an
latter the play" lunch.
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Your wife Won't object.

If. you drink good, pure whisky there
will be no bad effects and your wife will
not object. The Jesse Moore brand is
good and pure. The Jesse Moore, Hunt
Co., San Francisco and Louisville, Ken
lucky.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THEATER.-"The Gay Parisians"
COLUMBIA THEATER-"Th Social Trust"
NoRosco's sOHKRA-HoUsE-"A Nutmeg Match"
TIvoLI OPERA-H ousF.-"C "Cavalleria Rusticana."
ORPHEUM-HfCh-Class Vaudeville
ALcAZAR THEA Err" Turned Up" Monday,
August 81.
sUTRo BATEs-Bathing and performances
sHooT THE CHUTEs-Daiy at Haight street,
one block east OF the Park.
CIRCUs-At Central Park, commencing Septem-
Der 8.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE PAvILIoN-Twenty-
ninth Industrial Exposition. September to Octo-
Der 8.
CALIFORNIA STATE FA1R At Sacramento,
september to September 19.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29
Culligan Was a Partner.

THE charge of embezzlement against W. J..
Culligan preferred b. T. NJ. Raisin of the Raisin
Clothing Company, was dismissed by Judge
Joachimsen yesterday as it was shown that
Culligan was partner in the concern and he
had no Jurisdiction in the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29

and brought into port. Sennett was
picked up only just in time, as few min
utes after he was in the piIot-boat's dingy
his Whitehall sank.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29

EDITOR BARRY in to-day's Star refers to A. P
A. Price, "lustful liar," in answer to his at
tack on true woman.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29

Among the. Turks the bodies OF the dead
are held in extreme reverence. although
the cemeteries are used as picnic grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29

There are about 5000 Cinnamon in tn
ity of Philadelphia and its suburbs.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29
NEW TO-DAY.
Blood Pure?

Is it? Then take Ayers Sar-
saparilla and keep itso. Isn't
it1 Then take Ayers Sarsa-
paril1a and make it so. One
fact is positively established
and that is that Ayers Sarsa-
pari11a will purify the blood
more perfectly, more economi-
ca1ly and more speedily than
any other remedy in the mar
ket. There are fifty years of
cures behind this statement; a
record no other remedy can
show. You waste time and
money when you take anything
to purify the blood except
5 Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29
Trunks Moved rs Cents.

Commercial Transfer Co, 43 sutter street.
Telephone Main 40. Keep your cnecks for us.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY F. S. SPEAR & Co.-1his day Saturday
Furniture, at 31-33 Sutter street, at 10 O'Clock.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE of Missouri. county Of Jackson
Is; N ne Sirguit court o. Kansas city;
J; Mccormick. unknown heirs % Mary 4.
Mccormick, deceased. Delbert j. Half u.
Mccoy ami william !, Frey deisnlan,5.
a, D. 1856. comes the pll.ntitf IN the abovs
entitled cause and presents 70 the court
appears that this is an aactioni to enforce i -
The Hen OF a special tax bill. amounting 10
from j ss st'i 3 ana hdd'Ss cost of Suit ~ PSt G9
an addition 10 Kansas city. Jackson coun.
pstition ihat Mary T. McG6FmTdrrk GcTdr nom nom tEe da
ceased, .n her lifetime claimed an interest
names are unknown, ana for that reason
cannot be set forth In the petition, ana who
from said Mary T. McC5rmiS'k: AZ mand 'TsiyR. Il f1.
ther appears from said petition that said
william M am j. Frey nily EidwaTd r A, j. MgcSrmicS
mick are non-residents Of the state Of
Missouri so that The ordinary process or
therefore ordered hy the court that sail
William }. Frey, Edward J, McCormick
and tte unknown heirs Of Mary r Nc
Cormick BE-, ana they are hereby, notifiet
that q suit has been commenced against
The m ana their said eo-lef,uIants, 10 en-
SAID lot and that they be required 10 ap-
rear IN this court on the first day OF the
next regular term thereof. to be begun ami
held IN kansas CITY. Jackson county, Mis-
souVi, on the thirteguth Q3l day Of April,
thereof, 4 the term shall So long continr!.
ana II not, then before the end af ma
term, answer or plead u sali petition,
the same viii be taken as confessed ami
judgment rendered against you. as prayed
for by plaintiff. and il Is further ordered
thar copy hereof be- published, as re-
CURED by law, in the Kansas city Journal,
q newspaper published daily in Kansas City.
jackson county Missouri.
a true copy. Attest-
H. II. STONESTREET. Circuit Clerk
BY W, A. CURRY. Deputy clerk.
Fyke, Yates 4 Fyke. Attorneys for Plain
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OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN,
INCREASED nEuANp toRCArTLE ToR
Iiit fNrDRr TRADE.
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To-day Countries That Restrict the
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VII. Justify it it Viii b. rrIrstlte3.
The twentieth annual meeting of tte
i KOS 'lt-lt Growers Ass station viii
convene iu Furf Worsh to-.av 4 bIr at-
tan.arec iz Looked f5r.
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