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lllnom. The complexion iiml color urn tuado
iKrftf t, iml tl' cloM'Kt ncriillny onnld mil do
Icel one urnlmif powder or lint least Inillcu
llnti of nrtlllolnl color, I will stake toy rep
utation that on any rncti 1 cmi ulio the. most
tlclliilitfiil completion Mini color with l-.u
onfo Knmiicl mnl Huso lllossom, and
hint no on conlil imwlbly tell tluil
1 1,0 rolor or complexion went nrllllc
lnl, Thin In IiIkIi " lii cosmetics. They
nro each more harmless Hum any other con.
niello In Hip world, becaUfo limy nru cnoli ill,
nolvlnu In their nature, mnl thus does mil
clou up Hin jirc. When iihIiik those superb
cosmetics, oil may wipe, tho dust or porsp -rntlon
from llm face wlllionl mnrrlim their
delicate beauty. They roinnlnonnll day, or
until wnhed on".
Price ofcnoli. $1 1 Hi" two wont anywhere for
hi. For Mid liyilrimgll,ninl nl MUM. ii. I-..
i)UlUK'HinliiillKlmiciit,l4i Hoiith lltliht.
Mm.(lraliniii. I(W INwt at., Han Krnnelaro,
tronts Indies for nil dcrccls or blemishes ol
race or rlKiire. Feud stamp far licrllttlo book
How to ho llcimllfnl."
The Nestor of the Magazines.
'According Homer, Nkhtoh, Hie old
warrior imd ihnwlMicoiiiiaollorofthodrocka
hntl ruloil oei Hirce iM'uertnlona of men,
itud wna vtImi llm liimiortnl Kodi.'
North American Review
lin;ioen In tlm vnnof Amerlcim HiotiKlit for
inoro than Ihreeuunrlcrsora reiilury, rank
ing nlwnya with llio Ih-hI nml mnt Inilucn
Hal periodicals In llio world. It U tho mouth
piece ofHiomon who know most ulKint the
ureal topics on which American rcipilro to
be Informed from month to month, II con
rlbutora beliiR tlio Iradora or tliouptit nml no
tion In every field. Thorn who would Ink
oouimol of the IiIkIichI knnwlcdiio on th0
nlThtra of Hio time, nml lenrn whnt In to ho
Hnld ronnrdliiK them ty llio rccoRiiUcd nil
thoritlia mi both aides, must therefore rend
TilB AOKTII AMKMCAN HKVIKW, tho
Noitor or tho iniignilnc.
'Tlio North American llovlew In iihend of
nny iiiHunmliio till" country him over eon In
Iho Importnnoonf tho topic It rtlwiUioH ami
the eminence or lu contributor." Albany
Argus,
"Him become, a In were, the Intelligent
Amorlcim oltUon'a hnnd-Uiok on iirciil (pica
tlont of tint liour."-ltiu7ul(i Kxjiitm,
"The North Amorlcnn llovlew IoiicIioh
AmarloniiaoiiBlmoit every point In which
they nro Inloroated." Motion Jftnifil.
A moulder of Intelligent opinion by tho
liiiDurllnl proacntnllon of Imth aliteanf linpor
tnnt uhJcct."-lVilla.lfllil(i I-iiMfc Jrfurr.
Tho lint of recent contributor to tho Kk
VlPtw rbrininroUofreprcKoulnHvo men nml
women of tho 1 1 mo, Including W. K. Glad
atone, J. O, niniue, Cnrdlnnl nihboii,Hpcnk
erlleed, KxHpcnkcrCnrlMe, W. McKlirioy,
Jr OulUo, Mr.io. Adam, Uoncrnl Hherinnu,
Admiral I'nrter, Minn. Itlnvntiky, T. A, Kdl
on, llliliop 11. C. Totter, Kllraboth H.l'liolpi,
Chni. K rnrnoll, A J. Ilnlfour, John Morloy,
Col. 11.0. Ingewoll, Henry Oeorgo, Clumncey
M. Pcow. Rdwnrd llollimiy.l'rofeiiior Jniue
llryce, Onll llnmllton, etc., etc.
AO Out Niuntirr.
A.nu Yrxr.
jVn:i' i'.t (he 'J'imt to Sifr'ail,'
The North American Review,
Kit 14th Nl., Nrw York.
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WAUUKHIS IN HrSINKSS.
THE LAST INTERVIEW OF A RE
POUTER WITH QEN. SHERMAN.
Uhul Hie riiniiiim Vctcrno Iiml lo Niiy
AI11111I llm lropi'rlly of III I'liioirr
Ciiioritili'n In .rm i:.IMIrr Who
Arn Arriiniuliilltiit Ample tWInne.
IL'opjrlulit liy Aiticrlcnii I'rewi Aiutoclntliiii.
At n Ik'linniili'ii lireiikfnit hi Niuv Vork
not loim ii) 111111 of llio ihIh wiih
(ten. Wllllimi 'I' Slierinnii. I Id wiii In
clmrmliiK liiimor lloclinttfit UHK'iylynn
(1KN. W. T. HIIKIIMAN.
11 M'lionl lrl, nml on nil noitnof Hiilijccta.
I think It wiot the liint Interview lie held
with 11 newnpnper writer, I miiIiI to IiIiih
"(leiiernl, your old iiriny lomrnilcH worn
to bo iloltiK very well In commercial life."
"Yen," wan IiIm reply, "very well, Indcpil.
Some of them nve innkln IiIk fortunvH,
nml I'm sm of It. Money ami nouil lienlth
niako a upleiullil coinliliiatlon In thin
world," ami tho Krisuleil old soldier looked
out Into Maillwon Mimre, on which tha nun
wn mIiIiiIiik.
DurliiK tliu proKrcti of thu break fnnt
Quii. Blieriiian talked freely to mo alxiut
homo of his old comrades, ami what tlioy
nro now iIoIiik. Tlie Ki'iierally accepted
theory that noldlcr nro not nucccvoTul
IiumIiicmii men lie denied, am) pointed to
halo nml hearty old (len. Slociim, who htui
U'coinu a inlllloimlre tdnco ho uavo tip
hootM nml KiddlcN, to hear him out. Ho
mentioned nlmi Cen. I.mv Wallace, whoso
liookn have not only minlo him rich hut
fntnouB. And Hon lliltler, who Ih a mill
loualro many time over. Ho npnku of
Gan, Alitor nml Gen. Mahoiie, alto, .hint
how rlcii AIkit N no onu kmiWM, hut thuro
la no llkelllioofl of the wolf over liclnit
found nt IiIh door. Mahouo Is not n mill
lotialrti, it in true, hut he N ho near it that
he need nlvu no thouiflit to tho morrow.
(1K.. IIKMtr W. 8I.0CIIM.
Now Vork, the iteneral went on to wiy, In
now tho happy huntinit itround of any
number of dltluKiilhliel war Horn who
n iv t'liKiigcd In ordinary punmilH. You
iniTt thuin In or about tho hotel or in
Iiiihiiii'hh places. Soinu live In Now York
ami mimu in tho Hiiliiirhi, hut all have bind
I10.-.H In Now York, mid all aro ilolni; qulta
well.
(ien. Slociim In u familiar (Inure In Wall
ktrcot. A man who commanded thoriuht
wIiik of Shermnu'M army In Uh march to
tho sen N ahvaya Htarcd at. Ho Ih iiiltuut
homo amouit tho bull nml hcarn. For
earH he maniiKed a railroad throuith
llrooklyu. Within tho pattt year ho hiut
branched out. Ho Hccurcd control of an
old Hue ruiinluit thnuiith a populoint part
of I he Mime city Couiicctcd with It a
Itx continuation was n home railroad
to Coney Uland, Gru. Slociim iKiiiKht
new rollliiK Htock. Ilo Improved thu faclli
tU'x in every manner possible. Then on
the road to Coney Inland ho nubUtuted
electricity ior hore. IIIh cam run past
the Drlitlitou IWach race track Mid to
Couoy Uland. They pa.K the paradu
grounds, where all tho amateur luthuhall
ud cricket inatcheH nro played, and Proa-
iiks hanikl. r biri;i.i:s.
pect park, the cltyV hreathln Hpot. He
ull, lils cam are crowded and iie Is tolulun
money Ills military traliiluu did not In
crfeiv jvlth Ills cipaclty for lmsines.
Theie l another of Gen. SliermnnVarmy
onimainlem lu Now York city who has
iniiile n Htim-hN of iiuvlueHH. You may Heo
ti tin lu his olllce in tho Western I'nloti
!eletraph hulliUnit nl nun. t any day, nml al
IioiikIi lielsKCttinit alonu in yearn ho is
,'luorous and liearty xtlll, Ho Is Gen.
Waiter Swayne, of tlu ilrm of Dlllun &
riwnyue, I le Is one of the legal advNers of
the Wesieru Union TeleKraph compauy
iiud of .lay Gould.
You may fteu another keen legal uentle
man in ami ahout Wall Htn-ct pretty reg
ularly You may also meet him nt most
any public dinner cracking jokes with
ChauiU'G M. 1)okvv. and you would Kcarce
ly think him an old enough man to have
been one of Gen. Grant's most trusted tntf
ofllccm; hut he was, and his unmo is Gen.
Horuco Porter. He is engaged in an ex
Uualve hiiHlnenH, and a very prolltahlu one
too.
Quo of the moktfctriking men tobefouud
SMr
tnl' llio llmt nlgl piTforiuatices In thu
Now York city theatres Is (leu. Daniel l
Hlckh's, He is a mini of Independent fori
line, but hn makes Judicious Investment!!
from lime to time. At tho moment ho In
rather taken tip with politics, and It In said
that ho Is likely to provo it success at that
too,
A figure less known tlmn those of most
of the military men In ami about Now
York Is that of I'll. John Porter. His form
In almost as erect as It was In youth His
well trimmed side whiskers ami mus
taches aro whltenow, hut otlicrwlMO heilocs
not show signs of age. In fact he lookH
younger tliau liu did at the time when ho
was trying to get thu stigma that was laid
Upon liln military career wiped out, and ls
forn (ten. Grant came lo his nsslslancu and
helped him to success. Ho lias held various
positions under tlm municipal government
and bus conducted private enterprises with
profit lo himself.
There Is also a man who did not light
on thu Mime slilu with those who luivo
I ice 1 1 named. When the unpleasantness
was over ho established a law practice in
Now York, which Im has built up to a point
that must at tha very least net him any
where from 10,000 to TiO.OOO per year. I lo
In Gen. Itoger A. Pryor, now Judge. His
long hair Is not yet gray, nml ho Is as lithe
nml act I vn as ho wan twenty years ago.
Gen. Pryor has hin own convict Ions, among
which Is 0110 that Gen. (Vrtmt Is deserving
of a monument.
There Is another m-Coii federate In Now
York who Is prosperous now. His iiamn Is
Pryor, too. liu waaono of the most dar
ing of the southern naval commanders,
and he enjoys the renown of having Is-eu
thu last of the southerners who made their
peace with thu Union, .lelTerson Davis, of
course, being excluded, Lieut. Pryor Is
now a physician 1 11 good stamliugaud with
k prosperous business, and, strange to nay,
okk. riTZ John ihiiitkii.
has attended Gen. Graut'H own family
since the war. Yet It was not until during
thu term of President Hnjea that liu wiu
rehabilitated an a citizen of tho United
States.
Then there Is Dr. John It. Paxtou. He
wiw n Holdler, and unless all history Is
false ho was n good one. After giving up
the musket nml sword hu succeeded in a
different line. Today hu preaches to more
millions of money than It is easy to calcu
late. Jay Gould Is onu of his parishioners,
nml so nro suvernl of thu Standard Oil mag
nates. Hut Dr. PtiMtou tells Just as many
facts to tlm millionaires as hu would to the
multitude, and probably that Is why they
llku him hut, at any rate, they do, and he
to una of Now York's foremost men.
Gen. Stowart I Woodford, who Is prac
ticing law lu Nuw York and Brooklyn,
cntno an near Mng nominated for vice
president of tho United States In 11 winning
year for hin party as man ever cntno. Chea
ter A, Arthur was named, and later suc
ceeded President Garfield. Woodford him
not Ih'cii president, but ho is making
enough money to satisfy him.
There is another man who Is not ah often
Been in New York as huonco was, but who
la seen once in a while. Hu has a face not
entirely uuliko that of Grant. Ho Is not
JU1K1K ItOORK A. PllVOIt.
tall, and ho la rather Inclined to abstain
from conversation. His name Is (Sen. John
U. Newton. Ho made a line reputation
during the war, and he has Ih'cii a success
ainco it ended. It is not necessary to recall
hin success In tho blowing up of Hell Gate.
When under stress of peculiar circum
stances hu was appointed commissioner of
public works lu Nuw York hu turned out
to lie an excellent businessman. Ho soon
tired of his position, but to tlm end ho con
ducted his department (unsuccessful man
ner, and ho is doing quite well now, work
lug for tho government again.
If you go into any llrooklyu court, or
for that matter any New York court, you
may still sec another veteran who has la-en
RUcccMfiil. This la Gen. Isaac S. Cntliu,
brother-in-law to Secretary of thu Navy
Tracy. Ho Is onu of the best known law
yer in or about New York.
Gen. Georgo A. Sheridan, thu lecturer,
who Is fnqiiently in Nuw York, Is an ex
ceedingly good buslnos man.
(icn. Franz Slgel was successful, and is
n still.
There are a do.en other old herpes, who
have done well in commercial life, who
often visit Nuw York. They include Gen.
Hanks, of .Massachusetts; ien. Jubal
Karly, Gen. George II, Sharpo, Gen. Koor,
Gen. Adam King, Gen. Heaiireganl, Gen.
Fitxhugli I A-e, Gen Dan Hulterllehl, Gen.
Gordon, Gen. Iingstrcet, (Jen. Green 11.
Kaiim, Gen. Walter Q. Givsham and tho
picturesque raider of Virginia, Gen. Mos
by. All of these Dm) life pleasant and
profitable outside of t ho army.
"They nro all fortunate," said Gen. Slier
man, after wu had completed the list, "and
I am glad of It. The old soldiers deserve
Weill" FobTKK COATKS.
A Itsrr of Navuge Kxtlnct.
The Toi maiilan Is thu latest iibnrlgluiil
race to disappear from thu face of thu
earth. TMe last representative was Mm.
Fanny Corcoran Smith, it half caste, who
died the other day. The Inst full blood
Tnsmanlau, a woman limned Truguuiua,
died in lirTll. Thu trllsi was very little ad
vanced, and at tho time of its extinction
had read a id a degree of development hardly
equal to that of the flint workers of tho
titoiie Age.
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Mf. AND Mfiti. UUWSEH.
Thf Knnurr link n Itrtnpsf mnl I'rurllar
High Jinks AkiiIii.
I am deeply pained to lm obliged to In
form the public that Mr. Ilmiscr lias had a
re In pie. It wasn't entirely unexpected,
but was still something of a shock. Mr.
Dowser's "good streak" lifted eleven days.
During that time he took mo lo tho thea
tre twice, paid a millinery hill of t'i with
out a wonl, raised the cook's wages fifty
cents per week, acknowledged that I could
buy groceries cheaper than hu could, In
sisted un allowing mo (5 pin money per
week, and wan so different from hin usual
self In other ways that I wan quite Iwwll
dcrrd. He went away from the house. Sat
urday noon fairly beaming with goodness,
and an he reached thu Uittom step he
turned and said:
"Trn-la, chlckiiyl We'll run down town
this evening and aee about getting soino
new silverware."
When hu returned I was at tho door to
meet him and to greet him, but ho waved
mo aside and growled:
"Come, now, but don't bo playing baby
nt your agol"
"Aro you sick, Mr. Ilowserf"
"Nol"
"Has auj thing happened V
"Nol What's tin mutter that supiicr
Isn't ready F If that good-for-nothing, busy
cook doesn't get up and stir her stumps
more lively I'll (Ire. her on a minute's no
tice. Mrs. HowHer, you never have any
11 rut class help in thu house!"
"Why, Mr Dowser! You told inu only
yesterday that Anna was tho smartest cook
you ever saw In a kitchen!"
"Never did! Never said n wonl which
could In: twisted around to mean such a
thing!"
"And you raised her wagoar"
"I did that to smarten her up, but It Is
no use. Discharge her to-morrow!"
At thu tablu Mr. Ilowsor found fault
with tho biscuit, the ten, thu cold meatnud
everything else, and finally called out:
"Mm. Ilowsor, are you stouo bllndf"
"Of course not."
"Then how eaino you to buy such lionoy
an thlsC Any one but a blind woman could -see
that it is buckwheat and not clover.
Why, n dog wouldn't touch It!"
"Hut you ordered It yourself."
"Whnt!"
"You ordered It of Green through the
tolephonu Thursday. Don't you remember
you had to spell out tho word honey before
ho could understand?"
"Never! Nevertelephoned! Neverspelled
out the word! Hotter take It out and bury
Itl"
After ttupper I began to et ready to to
down town, when he suddenly looked up
rrom Ills paper ami asked;
"What's up now?"
"Why, you said wu were to go down
town this evening."
"You must be cra.yl Don't you suppose
I over want a night to sit down and rest
myself t It 's a wonder there's a woman left
allvu on earth! It's nothing hut gad, gad,
gad, from morning till night. Whnt do
you want down townf"
"oit said we'd see about some, silver
wnre."
"Silverware! Silverware! Great Scots!
but Is the woman n lunatic! We've got
bushels of It now lu thu house! We've
got It lu the closet, down cellar, upstairs
and in tho garret! It'll bo thu Insane asy
lum next!"
"Mr. Dowser, didn't you call inu chlckey
when you went uwny nt noonr"
"Chlckey! Never!"
"Dutyou certainly did."
"I certainly didn't! Chlckey Well, when
I get as soft as that I want somu Ice wagon
to run over inel"
AIhiiii 8 o'clock that even lug he removed
hin shoes to put on his slippers, but sud
denly paused and inquired:
"la there, a (laming needlo In this house,
Mm. Dowser?"
"Why, certainly."
"And ii piece of bheep twiner"
"What on earth do you want of sheep
twiner"
"I want to darn this hole in my sock.
Some men's wives can see such things lu
half nu hour, but this one has been here
threo weeka. I'vu got to dam it, thu Mime
na I havo to sow on my own buttons. I sup
poso I'll havo to make thu lied ami sweep
tho floor In nuother week."
"Those socks wero all right when you
changed Sunday. I'll darn 'em thu first
thing in the morning."
"Notmuchl Tho limit has been reached!"
Ho wouldn't even let mo get a darning
needlo for him, but ho hunted onu out of
tho basket, and then, instead of taking
yarn, he got n piece of twine which had
come around a packnge, and ls-gan to sew
back and forth across the hole. Hu also
(undo a determined attempt to look like a
martyr, nml he succeeded an well that the
cook, who had looked lu for a moment,
beckoned me out into tho kitchen and
whlsMred:
"I kuuw It wouldn't last, ma'am know
It nil tho lime! Go's got his high jinks on
again, and now nothing will go right for
tho next mouth." -Detroit Free I'resa.
Tlm Coming Method.
Hopeless Lover That's your final an
awer, is It, Mario?
Unresponsive Maiden It la, Harold. I
cannot Ihi your wife.
"Then there is nothing left for mo but
death!" (At a restaurant half nn hour af
terward to waiter) Hrlng mo a few oys
ters. Chicago Tribune.
The Olttce Hoy.
Editor (to olllco boy) How do you spell
"tntitologyf"
Olllco Hoy (promptly) I don't spell it nt
all.
Kdltor (angrily) What did you go to
school for?
Olllce Hoy (sadly) Decauae I bad to.
Washington Star.
Too Slow.
"Say, aunty, do get move on you, Hun
like tho homes do,"
"Oh, no, Fraukio; It wouldn't look well
for mo to run like that."
"Then you might its well take me home
aguln, This pace Is Jut. killing mo.' l.lfo.
Ill Ailvanep.
Thu ytmrly examinations for admission
to Harvard college call together men. of
every degree of Intelligence and stupidity,
Uiio of the candidates last jear wished to
take his examination in French, together
with Ills other subjects, As tlm authori
ties oiler an alternative, In this study, of
taking either n written or oral examina
tion, I he candidate wna asked its to his pro
ficiency. "Aro you , acquainted with tho lan
guage?" Inquired the professor.
"Yes," was tho leply, "I know It by
sight, but I am not jet. on speaking terms
with It." New Knglaud Maga.luu.
HU ItefiMiil.
Teacher Now, Wllllo Wilkin. I want
you to tell mo the truth did Harry
Thomas draw that picture on thu board?
Willie Wilklns-Tencher, I llrmly refuso
to answer that question.
Teacher You do?
Wllllo Wilklns Decauso I gave Knrry
my word of honor 1 would not tell on him.
-Mfo.
WHglird In the llitliinee.
A man who looked llku a farmer entered
a Michigan avenue, grocery n day or two
ago and said to the proprietor:
"Do you rememlMjr that I came hero
about four weeks agdr"
"I can't say that I do."
"Don't you remeiulier of changing a tlO
hill for n man who asked if you didn't
want a barrel of pickles?"
"No."
"Why, you must. There was n woman
in here at thu time who said you cheated
her on somu butter. Shu said tho weight
was short. That was what led mo to count
my change over after leaving thu store,
nil I found"
"I never saw you before, sir!" Interrupted
the grocer.
"Yes, you dldl"
"Don't attempt any tricks on me, for they
won't workl If I gave you change It was
nil right!"
"No, it wasn'tl I found It $2"
"Go on! You are a swindler!"
"Very well; good day. You gavu me $3
too much, hut if you can stand it I can.
It'll pay for gutting the maru shod all
around, and I won't havo anything on my
conscience." Detroit Freo Press.
Scenting Hunger.
Dlnguss Sliadbolt, over seo n modal
made of aluminum
Shadbolt No.
"Hero Is onu a friend gave mo tho other
ilny."
(Taking It in his hniul)-"IIow light It
isl"
"No weight at all. That medal Is about
tho slzo of a CM gold piece, and I'll bet It
won't weigh as much as a"
"Sorry, Dlnguss, hut I haven't a coin of
any kind to compare It with." (Hurrlei
on.) Chicago Tribune.
Awiiki-iieil Just In Time.
A inemls-T of tho legislature, who In
dulged in afternoon naps, requested his
friend to awaken him when the lumber
nctcjimeon. Ills friend forgot to do so,
but accidentally gave him n jog na tho
house was discussing a bill to prevent
fraud. Thu steelier started up suddenly,
rubbed his eyes nml exclaimed, "Mr.
6peakor, a word or two upon that bill, for
Bore than half my constituents get their
4vlng in no other way." Now Kngland
Magmmiue.
Forced to It,
At performance of a certain barn storm
ing company thu manager appeared on the
Btago I e for a the rising of tho curtain and
explained:
"Ladles and Oeutlemen In consequence
of our wardrobe lucking n handkerchief
we beg to nunoiino that Instead of 'Othel
lo,' as advertised, wnwill play 'Hamlet.'"
Fllegoudo HlaUer.
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A man who suddenly cam Into posses
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Ho addressed a le'.ter to a bookseller,
vbUUi ruu as follows: "In thu (I rat place, I
mat tm the vacant shelves six feet of
jlicology, thu same quantity of school
metaphysics and about a yard of old clvie
law lu folio." New Uugland .Magazine.
A Genuine Fnuiitlero).
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with inu on my sled all thu afternoon.
bent every one on tha hill.
Fond Mamma I am delighted to learw
that my little son is so generous.
Llitlo Sou Thu mare, there is on tho alai
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Tommy Did you Jo much lighting dur
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Bookkeeper Hero's this bill for tho fu
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In the engine room. What shall I charg
it to, sir? "Charity account," I suppose
Manufacturer No; charge It to "Cost ol
plant," of course. Muusoy's Weekly.
Almost filial.
First Tramp That lady's kindness near
ly killed mo once.
Second Tramp How was that?
First Turnip She gave inu a plu and I
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thai on tlio :lrd day ofDoccmbcr, 1MW, John II.
CiiniilnKhum and Chua A. Hannu, plalutltrs
herein, tiled their petition In tlio District
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executed by John .. HallliiKcr and Kmnm K.
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coin, Lancaster county, Htatc orNobrnska, to
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or before the rub day or January, I8U1.
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J No. It. ('UNMNOIIAM.
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eil! Take notice,- Thai upjii lllhiKora writ
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cember, a D.IK9U, bofjre said County Court,
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s ordered published three weeks successively
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Ill ilvNtlmouv wheieor, I havo hereunto eot
my hand and Iho seal or tlm i nuuiy Court at
Lincoln this lit 1 day or December, A.D., W0.
V. K. KrKWAiiT,
31-12-29. County Judce.
Lei(ul Not lee.
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llcunso lo me urauted, by llio dlstrlot court or
Lnniater county, Nebraskn, I will roll lor
cash, at public auction, at tho cast rront door
or the Court House In tho City or Lincoln, on
TuoMluy, the iWlh day of January, s, be
tween Iho hours orono and two o'clock 11 111
(llsald day, tho rollowliiif teal property, or
thu estate ofJo'iu .. oA mster, ilr .iiimmI iJI.
vvltl Lot ll.orblock 17 and the wes I JjoVlSt
I), and Die east haUor lot lu, or block 6.1 nil iii
tlio City of Lincoln, Nebraska. ' " '"
. , ... . John m. uiiicdoiiv,
AdmlnUtrntor, eslaieorjohn MoAlllnler
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