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THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1895.
UE6 CITY, MS.
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v The Journal's Kansas City, K
t Kag., office ia In tho main room
of the Chambor of Commerce h
v building. Subscriptions taken R
t and advertisements received, c
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TO FIGHT THE BILL.
FEDKRATtotf OF 1.A1IOH AOAIN8T TUN
KKDUCTION Of FIIES.
OPPOSED TO CONVICT LABOR,
WILL ASK THE l.l'.tlllLATtmi: TO PASS
A MJMIIHIt OV LAWS.
City nmclnls Ho tn Tnpckn l" t'rgc the
l'luuingo nr n 3mnlrr iif Mils
Supreme t'utiip nf 1 1"1 Itoy-
nl Neighbors nf Amrriiit
Oilier News.
Vice rrrslrlent I.. A. Hurt, of the (date
Toleration of I..ihor. darned yester
day from Topeka, where ho attended the
sixth nnntinl convention of Ihnt orgnnl7i
tlon. He wild that tho attendance iw
much larger than last )eur and that the
reports showed that the order was In nn
excellent condition. Resolutions were
ndopted Instructing tho legislative torn
inlttee to fight tho hill to lie introduced at
the coming session of tho legislature to re
duce tho fees of tho state printer ntnl also
the legal rates for advertisements In news
papers. This resolution was also ndopted:
"Whereas, It Is obvious that the political
Issues In Mate and national elections are
too absorbing to permit that serious con
sideration of constitutional amendments
which the Importance ot changes In our or
ganic Inws demands; tberefoiu bo It
"Resolved, That we urge the legislature
this winter to submit .1 proposition to so
nniend the constitution us to provide that
constitutional amendments may be voted
upon In any yeur at special or any other
election." ,
The order also attacked the convict labor
sjs'tcm now In voguo at tho penitentiary.
The legislature will bo asked to pass a law
to prohibit the employment of children un
der the litre of II years In factories and
shops: to compel b.uber shops to close
on Sunday; providing fo the appointment
of a state boiler Inspector: providing that
nil goods made In the penitentiary shall be
Mumped ''Prison Made Goods;" also a law
enlarging the scope of work ot tho state
labor commissioner so that he will meet the
requirements ot organized labor.
J. G, S.nnuelson, secretnry of the state
organization, was Indorsed for the appoint
ment of state labor commissioner und tho
Labor Record, of tills city, edited by L. A.
Hart, was made the otllclul paper. Mr.
Simuelson was the llrst man ever Indorsed
for thut position by the state federation.
The following otllcers were elected for tho
ensuing year; President, W. A. Doldge,
Leavenworth: Hist ice president, L. A.
H.ut. or this city: second vice piesident,
W. A. Sn)der, of Topeku; secretary, J. (1,
Samuelsou. of Topeka; tieasurer, P. 13.
Cook, of Topeka; statistician, F. I.. W hlta
lier, of Topeka. Tho next meeting will be
lield in Kansas City, Kas., on January 1,
1S3G.
A GOOD SHOWING.
The Yonng Men's Christian Association
Prospered During 1804.
Secictniy Claik, of the Young Men's
Christian Association, lias issued tho an
nual report of the association, which shows
that It was prosperous during tho last
tar. Tho membership at the close of tho
j car was 332 and tho total receipts from
all boun.es were ?2,1II. Tho debt of the
association, which a jear ugo wus $1,SOO,
lias been reduced to $1,100, and tho associa
tion purposes to pay this balanco during
this ye.n.
rifty-llvo religions meetings wero held
riming tho yeai. Tho number ot persons
attending was 2.S70. Nesldes this tho Mon
day evening lillilo class meetings wero at
tended by f.S7 men. Tho educational work
lnaiigm.iici! last fall has become a strong
leaturo and the same raav bo said about
tho gMiinaslum classes. During tho past
)cui IU.U00 luths weio taken itt tho as
sociation Iicadquartcis,
1IA1J A NARROW ESCAPE.
Olllcer l'lred nt a Man Who Took Him for
u I'ootp.td.
Prank Hall,, of St. Joseph, had a nar
row escape at an eaily hour yesteiriay
morning. Ho iiimo to the city Tuesday
evening and Inquired of Policeman rink
for a hotel. The olllcer directed him to
tho rlfth Avenue. Eaily yuHteiday maul
ing whllo making tho lounds the police,
mall saw a man walk out ot tho hotel and
lie oideicd him to halt, thinking that ho
was a hmgtur. The man stalled to urn
mid Kink Hied at him. The bullet struck
the man on tho leg, but a heavy felt boot
luoke tho lorcc of tin ball ami It did not
oulet tho leg, Tho man stopped and when
the policeman went up to lilin ho. re i ag
nized him as Hall, whom lie hail taken
tlicio the night before. Hall said he thought
that Pollt email l'llik was a footpad, lie
was taken to tho pollco station but was
released ycsteiday.
WANT I.I3(IIS.ATION.
Mayor mid Other City IIDIi lain Have. Pre.
pared ii Number of llllln.
Mayor Earnos and Couuellmcn Tiower
mid Hummond went to Topeka ycsteiday
inoinlng, wlieio they will attend the meet
ing of niuyois upd councils of tho tit Ht
class cities of the Htuto to-day. This
morning tho other couiicllnicii and the city
uttuiuey will go to Topeka. Each olllcinl
Pf this city has suggestions which ho wants
foimulatid into bills to ho presented anil
passed by tho taming leglslnlule. Tho
Mils pertain tn tho government of cities ol
the tlrst cluss, Councilman BmlUi says lie
will ask that when the chaiteis of tho
cities aio revised tho compensation of tho
jiiembcls. of the council be latsed to J.JO0
it year cuch. At luescnt they tjet ?.'j a
car,
fraud uhaikied.
Jtehcersi NcWoii heeklug to Have n Note
Ohm by Her t'linteliMl,
The ease, of Rebecca Kelson against
'James B. Gibson, u well known attorney
of this city, was" on lrl.il ycsteiday In tho
distrM court, The plaintiff seeks to have
u note of $3000 canceled, Bhe charges fraud
and misrepresentations, Gibson Is tho
guaidlan of tho estuto of Robert and
J''iudeilck Murphy, giaudsons of the plain
tltf. The cuse wus tried in the last term ot
tho same court mid the jury disagreed,
The case was given to tho Juiy last night.
Will tin to Tiipeku.
Mis. Pr. Emily New comb, of Kansas
City, .Mo., and Mrs. Jennie Malier. of this
city, will attend tho Informal reception to
lie given by the ladles of the Resubmission
Club of Tppeka. It Is intended by the club
to hold Its reception on tho afternoon of
the opening of the (cgislutuW
Slurried .Niw Star's Mght,
Miss Anna Jones, sitter of Lavviencet und
Logan Jones, tho i-nttipilslng merchants
who comprise tho linn of Jones & Co.,
wus muirled Now Year's night to Mr.
I'lunk Vlckers, supoiiutendent of tho
Mini' establishment. The ccieiiiony was
performed-by Rev. II. Q. Denhaip, pastor
Ii Umi Central. chrlstUu, cburcb,T lu ute,
Mock of flood 4 At tut bed,
Deputy SheillT Patterson yesterday at.
tached the stock of goods of Morris I. u.no
ill, on tVnti.ll uvenuiL. 'the suit was
liioiiBbt by B. A, HillUi mid T. A. Grieu.
man. who cluio Laiiiuvl.t with itletmit
lug li defmud the plaintllfs of money Invested,
pressnen of a number of relatives, nt tho
home prepared by Mr. Vlckers on Harnett
avenue. The bride lint n host nf friends,
while tho xroom Is well known to lite peo
ple of this city.
Seeking Release.
The application of Jnmes Hint, thn young
man who Is charged ns an accessory to the
shooting which took place In the Argen
tine Jail Christmas night, for release on it
writ of habeas corpus will come tip to-day
before Judge. Monahan. Rial has nlwavs
borne a good rcpiitntlon and It Is claimed
that his trouble was brought about by evil
associations. Mr. l'hll Toll, of Ihe Hanger
Lumber Comptny, states that lll.tl worked
for him for six eirs andtgtvfs him an ex
cellent recommendation for both sobriety
ami honest).
Molted by IJldlm.
On Tuesday evening, nfler the oflleers for
the coming term of interview lodge No.
l, were Installed, the lves mid best girls
of tho members came clamoring for ad
mittance, nml as they had u large number
of baskets lllled with the luxuries of lire
with them, thn members bv iv unanimous
voir decided to admit them,. Thev were
welcomed with three cheers and u "tiger"
After tho lunch was set veil the evening was
spent In speerhmaklng and general con
versation, lldfore the meeting clned the
women weie given tn understand that they
could come again nt any time.
Two 11 image suits.
Tho tlty of Argentine was yoslerday
made the defend nil in n ILSflu damage
suit brought by John W. Sullivan, u res.
dent of Hint city. In Ills petition he alleges
tint he received Injuries by a slone wall
railing on hlni while he was walking along
Argentine avenue.
Prank (loosens has tiled suit In Ihe com
mon ideas court ng.ilnst the Santa l'c enm
pmv for SI,!1'", ns damages for the death
or his son, Prank Gooseiis, aged ! vc.irs.
The boy was killed bv .1 train In Toad- a
l.oup on October 1!, 1SDJ,
Adjudged tus lite.
Menasa Johnson I'ed f'O veais, was ad
judged Insane In Probate Judge Mnnnhau's
court vtstorriay. Johnson was born In
Africa and was brought to tills country a
slave. He bus been u resident of this city
for n number of jeuts. Ills malady Is of
a mild lonu, and only at times is violent.
An application was made vestcrday evening
for Ills admission to the statu us) linn.
He Is confined In the county Jail.
crr Locntlnn.
The Kansas City, Kas., branch of tho
Journal Is now loented in the main room
of the Chamber of Commerce building,
f round floor, entrance from Centrnl or
'ark avenues, nt the Junction of the Chel
sea Park Hdgerton. Armourdale, Grand
View and "Kunsus City, Mo., branches of
the "L," road, und also terminus of tint
West Side line, soon to be completed. Tel
ephone $.7.
Officers Installed.
Rlvervlew lodge No. 201, A. O. TT. W.,
Installed the following oilireis at Its last
meeting, held on January 1, lSOT: J. G.
I.arcy, pjst master workman; 11. 'carman,
master workman; M. l"ilch, foreman; G.
15. Shade, overseer: T. 13. Reed, recorder;,
r. Pulton, financier: John Comfort, receiv
er; J. W. Akers, guide; 13. c. Williams,
Inside watchman; Prank Crotton, outside
watchman,
Widow Sues for Damages,
Caroline Dow ell )estcrday tiled ult In
tho common pleas court against the le
celvers of the S-inta le company for 10,0iirt
for damages for the death of her husband.
George Don ell. Dowell was u section hand
employed on the Argentine division, and
he was killed by a train on October in,
lVtl. The suit was tiled by Attorney J. 1
I'rankey, of Argentine.
1.
A dfiliit Closed.
Tho Joint or Tim Lyons, nt fifth and
Central, was closed last evening by Deputy
Sheriff J. S. Cummlngs on a warrant sworn
out by tho county attorney on a complaint
made bv J. K. Porter. Sam faton and
Denny Lyons, who wero In the place, were
nnested and placed In jail, and the llxtures
wero taken In charge by the otllcers.
New OIIIcerK.
The Kansas branch of the National As
sociation of Letter Carriers installed Its
new ollleers Ian night at the rooms ot
Justlco Swlngley. They weie: President,
O. H. Johnson; vice president, Thomas
Shea a recoiding sivrotarv, Chailes W.
Rlvelcy; treasurer, Luslus LUley; sergeant-at-arms,
13. Qtilnn.
METROPOLIS MISCni.I.A'W,
Judge Anderson will open court again to
morrow. Garcelon & Co., the contractors who have
tho conti.ict to giade the- right of wu
for the I'nlon Teimlnal Railway Company,
have now over 300 teams and about llo men
ut work.
The piellmlnary trial of Mrs Alice Stev
enson, eh.ngcd with obtaining .1 pension
by fraudulent means, was begun In United
States Commissioner Pern's olllco yes
telday. It will bo llnished to-day.
The Polite Relief Association has elected
ollicers for the yf.tr as follows. Piesident,
P. T, Kluman: vlco imsldcnt, S. f fink;
secretaiy, T, A. Tkerd; tieasuier, J. 13. Pol
ler. The association has about ?l,k00 on
linnd.
Ch.ules Gldnev, aged six months, died
at the homo ot his parents, In Chelv.t
place, yosterriaj morning.
Hennett 13 Davis died vestenl.iv at tho
home of his daughter. Mrs; Hooker, No
".107 Noith Tremont street. Tho deceased
was here on u visit, and was a icsldeut of
Cosmos. III. He was SJ ve.us old. Tint
body will bo taken to his former home for
burial.
There will he a tegular monthlv meeting
of the I3qual Silffi.ige Society this .iftei
noon at tho residence nf .Mis. Jennie
Maher. No. 7.12 Aimstroi.g avenue. A full
attendance Is desired, as there will be busi
ness of Imparlance to be tiaiisaeted.
To lent Two nice, foul room houses and
one nice seven room house close to Union
Pacific und Missouri Putlllc shops.
S. N. SIMPSON .s: SON,
Chamber of Commerce, building.
I'KlthfCVAI. .MlW's. ,
Lawreneo Gray, of Chicago, Is In the
city, tho guest of his patents,
Joseph Moore left last evening on a tilp
through the Southern stales. He will ho
gone until M ai cli.
Mis. II. T. Powell, of St. Joseph, Is hero
visiting f i lends and lelatlves.
G. L. Conies will go to Topeka to-day on
a political tilp,
Miss Theresa Gibson, ot Hitlleck avenue,
went to St. Louis to spend u month with
lelatlves.
Mrs. 1Mk.ii- Vitkeis, of Omaha, has ni
rlved to Join her husband. They will mako
llielt home on North Sixth sticet.
James Swuiison will leave to-day for In
dlannpolls to make his homo.
Miss Ilthtl Oicgoi), of Snllna, Is here,
the guts! of her aunt, Mrs. William How.
ard, on Wuveily avenue.
Captain Keelcr, of fdgcrton place, left
last evening for Mimphls.
SlfeCZ..X.At
The Journal's Armourdale of
fice is in Lieninger's book store,
No. 505 Kansas avenue. Sub
scriptions taken and advertise
ments received.
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ARMOURDALE.
Second Day's be4lou of the .Supreme Camp
of tho Royal Neighbors
nf Aiiierltu.
Tho second day's session of (he supicmo
camp of tho Ko)M Nelghbois of Ameica
convened ut Clailln's hall )cstcday inoin
lng, The new delegates who arrived Tues
day night weio reglsteied and given a, seat
In the convention,
Tho piogrummo curled out yesterday
was us follows;
Heading of the minutes; uppolntment of
committees; repot ts of supiemo ollleers,
and new business took place In the fore
noon, for tho afternoon, tepaits of tom
mlttees, unfinished business und new bus.
uc-ss. The nomination of ohlceis took plate
ut last night's sessloh.
The following tledtgates arrived )eslei
day: Majoi D. V. llawt-s und wile, of fill.
tun. 111.; J. W. White and J. II. Ktaius,
of Pulton, Hi.; lis. llattle Shldiier, of
HtiainsbuiB, -Mo.; Mr, und Mis. W. l
Auston, of Lincoln, Neb.; Mr, and Mrs. I).
I. Thornton, of Kuusas City, Mo.j J. W,
Johnson, uf Peabody, Kas.; Mrs. June
Jones, of Lmpoiia, Kas.; Mis. Dr. 1-', Min
nie, of Fulton, HI.; Mrs. Cora Cooper, of
fort Scott. Kuj.j Mts. U. C, Miller, of
Lawrence. Kas.: Mrs. 13. V. Davis, of
Friend, Neb. Mrs. Llla M. Johnson, of
Ciete, Neb.; Mrs. Amu M. lioer, of
pouacu Blurts, I.; J; i. .Watt, i Qudiu,
Neb.! r. A. Ornhnm, of Lincoln, Neb.j nnd
Miss Alma Dow, of Walnut, Has.
Will Itulld it (.hurili.
John lliickle) nml George Thompson, two
prominent building collimators of this city,
have been nwarded the cnntrael for the
erection of St Hrldgels Catholic church
at Denton, Kas The building 'vhen com
pleted, will be one nf the handsomest struc
tures In Central Knnii, Its dimensions
nte MxW feet, with a lirf font tower. The
church will be built nf brb k nnd stone
nnd will cost when llnished over $15,030.
Mlnrettiineoiis,
Thn Ladles' Home Sewing Circle will give
their llrst annual ball at McLean Me
Ananv's hall on the tiluht nf January 31,
The ladles of the society ate making big
preparations for the occasion.
Horn, to Mr. nml Mrs. P.iiRcne Coetlel,
of No. jni South Hlghtli street, a daughter,
to .Mr, ami Mrs. II. HotTmnn, a daughter,
I. It, Dlllard, county treasurer of La
fiivctle county, Mo and Miss Anna Lug
wig, of Lexington, Mo., ure the guests of
Dr, O. W. Parsons, of this cltv.
Dr. S I, Harrison Is III ut his home on
South St. Paul street.
Joseph Hurgoon has rctntned from n
short visit with friends rtl Piper, Kas.
.Iaper ford and Hob Smith have re
tinned from a hunting trip on Mill t reek.
Miss 1'ittl Orlllln, of Kansas City, Mo.,
spent vesierday visiting .ns Maggie Class
and Miss Sadie Wii), of this rll). n
A. T. Perkins, of San franelsco, Cal Is
the guest or S. S. Klrby, of this city.
Patrick Sheridan, the oung mm who
was thrown from nn electric uir on Kan
sas avenue a few duvs ago, Is still lu a
trltlcil condition. It is feared that iimpu
tiillon of tho light leg will be necessary.
Mrs, l", M. f.llls has returned from a
plens.mt visit with friends and relatives ut
Albany. .Mo.
AU(II3M'I.M3.
The registration books for the jc.ir IW
were opened In City Clerk J. C. Long's of
flee )csterduy morning.
All persons who are otherwise qualified
must register If they Intend to vote at any
electloh held during the year. Only nbout
a dozen voters registered yesteulty. Yel
low colored certificates are given to women
voters and blue ones to the electors of th
male sex. The registration books will be
open during the year with the exception of
the ten du)s previous to the city election
that will bo held early In April
Attorneys L. D. L. Tosh and J. f. fian
key will lenvc to-day for Topeka, to repie
sent G. II. Simmons and u number of other
property owners on Metropolitan avenue in
u suit ng.ilnst this city. The plaintiffs have
asked the courts to restialn the city fiom
collecting spc-clil taxes for work done on
Metropolitan nvenue. Much Interest Is be
ing manifested In tho eases, as the outcome
will affect a large number of propel tv own.
ers In that locality. In cae the suit is won
by the plilntlfTs other property owners will
nsk that the special taxes assessed against
them bo declared void, and the cost of Im
proving this thoroughfare be collected
from tho tnxpi)ers of tho city In the gen
eral tax assessments as Is pi ov Idol for by
law In ease the taxes cannot bo collected
from the property In the Immediate neigh
borhood of the Improvements.
Jack Ilurk was sentenced to ninety days
In the county Jill ycsteiday for drawing a
knife on John Olllges and threatening to do
him bodily harm. Hurk Is a young noy and
Is a cripple, both legs having foil cut off
several )Cirs ago by a street cm. He was
recently placed lu the county Jail on a
miliar charge, and etfoits were made to
have him placed In the reform school, but
as there was no vacancy ho was lccently
released.
A young son of A. Hash, of Turner, re
ceived a very painful wound on New Ycai's
day. While out hunting ho was shot In the
face by some other hunter. Dr. Holland
was called and extracted the shot.
Miss 131va ISallurd returned last evening
from a brief tilp to Colony, Kas.
The regular meeting ot the O. 13. S. will
be held this evening.
O. II. Simmons Is entertaining Mr. Klr
by, of Cedar Junction, Kas.
Lewis Williams returned yesterday from
a visit with friends and relatives in In
diana. Miss Alto. Turple has returned from Hum
boldt, Kas.. where she spent the holidays
witli friends.
Mrs C. S. Warner will entertnin the
Good Simailtan Society of the M. 13 chinch
this afternoon nt her home on Sixth sticet.
George Glllett, at Memphis, Tctui., Is the
guest of friends In this city.
Miss M. c. Mom oe has returned to col
lege at Libert), Mo., after spending the
holld.i)S with friends heie.
The Misses Jennie anil Lottie M.ushel
entertained a party of friends Tuesday
evening.
The Guod Will Society of the Congrega
tional church will elect ofllcers to-day. The
meeting will be held at tho residence ot
Mrs J. 11. Marshel.
.Miss Grace ll.inli.ick Is entertaining Mr.
llert Ober, of S.illn.i.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. Otto returned yester
day fiom Independence, Mo., wheie they
went to attend tho funeral ot the I tto .1.
13. fann, who was formerly a resident of
this city.
UNCLE SAM'S HOUSE AT ATLANTA
l'ropo.ils Opened for tho !ovt rnini ul
llulldlug ut the Cotton Mates
i:pimitloii.
Washington. Jan. -' Ptnpos.ils wero
to-day opened lu the olllco uf the Miper
vlslng mcliltect of the ti (utility for the
labor anil miterlal tcqulied for tho erec
tion nml completion of the United
States government building lor the cot
ton state und lnteination.il exposition at
Atlanta, G.i. Tho government building
Is to be situated ut the notth cml of tho
main buildings, lift)" feet above -Smt
nveiiooUHiK tho ccnti.il plan, mound
which they aio to bo ntianged,
Tho building goiieially H to bo 1S1
fce-t by 201 feet 111 sto, with centi.il
pavilions on four sides, each slxty-ono
loot wldo nnd piojcctlng ton feet fiuni
'the genui.ll Hue f ' ul.!l,l1"i?,?!,,f, n.K
the extieme dimensions 201 by -SI feet.
The building Is to "' coiisiiucted of
wood f.amlng. sheathed oulsldn and
coveted with clapboards nnd sh tiglfs.
Tho eiitliti woodwork of tho Intel lur Is
to bo iliesscd. 'iiio iUL ' "' "" ""I'T
to afford an iinlnlciMiptcil view fiom
cud tn cud of tho building. Tito cxtet lol
ls designed with a Itomauesfiuo tecllng,
Insofar as the stylo onti bo applied lu a
name building of this Hesciipllou 'lliu
central pavilion on all four shies mo
to io culled up two btoiles.or for y
two feet to tho coiulco lino and slxty
t hi co feet to tho apex of tho roor. and
inc. extended iictoss tho building fiom
side tn filile, forming tho clciestoiy por
tion having sides lllled with windows.
At the center of tho building u lower
slxty-ono feet tmunie Is to bo cut tied up
to a Mb it ot scvcniy-slx feci to tho
cot nice, with Mi kv wliulovvH on all
side" ami ornamental tuuets at the eot
nei Hurmouulliig tho tower roof Is to
bo an open luuteiti twenty feet In dl
anieter, Vund.ils In tliu Vutltan.
London, Jan. '.'.-A dispatch to tho Stand,
aid fiom Homo says It Is reported that
thefts of vuluablo miniatures from tin
Vatican llbiary have been detected. Among
the objects taken aro forty-ono miniatures
from a purchment volume of tlio yeur 1100,
entitled "1,'Omell.i dl frato Glacomo,"
und seventeen miniatures -from a parch-iiic-nt
volume, entitled "L'Trlonll dl l'e
tuiila," Tho thefts, It appealed, wero discovered
by Piofessor Cldiucui! and the mini iluiis
hao ull bt'tll sold to foielijneis. Tint po.
lltu hat uiitsttd Piofessor Saidl, alius
Itufilsaidl, and -in unthiulry luuml Ta
uzl, It Is stated that the thefts have been
known fur some time, but the uuthoiltles
pf the Vatican weie disinclined to appeal
to the Italian police.
ELCC'l'tUUAL SPECIALTIES.
ELECTRIC Telephones, Door Hells, Bur-
.glftr Alarms
it wssMf v Mtianltlv
lotted vvltli long ycmiw i""" """""
ho constiuctlou Is ma.lo as 1 iBht u
possible. Tho cleicstoty toof Is sup
ioi ted liy a combination of wood und
,u..u mid is to lut so niiuiigcd us
iiiHiiiiMiiMimimsfrA
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PAPCALEfiPMi!
A Desk Calenihr U a neretslly
tnntl convenient Kind ol stotcliqme
lor memoranda. '1 he Columbia Desk
Calendar h litifjhlct ami liamlonicst
ol all lull ol tlainty silhouettes
nml pen ssctchc and cnlctl lining
thoURhtJ on nnliloot exctcisc and
siiort. Occaslonallj' tctnimls jou o(
llic iiipetb quality ol ColiiiiiMt Hi
cycles anil ol our need ol one,
ou won't olijcrt tn tli.it, ol coutc.
The Cilcmlir wilt be uiailctl lot five
2-ccnt stamps.
Address Calendar Department,
POPE MF(J, CO.,
T Mminnthiirr. HortlorJ,
M 116 I II8HIIH 1
CLASSirlfti ADVHIl'l Isr.)tl3.T3 In
tin Jutirnat nro cliarKcil at tlio
rnte of 10 cents per Hue, Sis sroriK
nanully initUp n Hue.
Thin olinrun Ii for clmtftlflcnlltvns
exrept "I'tTsiMiiils" nnd "Clnlrvoiy
nnfH," stIiIcIi urn 1,- rcti.ii per llnc-
l)ISIM,AYi:t) AIIVI3ltTISI.Ni lu tbr
cIltMnlnuil cnliitmis, in cents per Hue,
tutllit ngnte nirusitre. IVt ctltN tnUcn.
WANTDn MAI.13I 1I13LP.
VVNTiTlTrtiTmhm ti first-class glils
In private families; also ! tine colored
coohs. good vvonian with rhlld -' years, Jl
a wek, bolldavs are over ami my looms
arc full of good help.
Canadian orrici:.
lOUt 13. Hth. Tel. 1K1.
WANTI3D Traveling snlesmen to can
vass the trade in Inun. Iiidlniia ami Illi
nois for a No. 1 selling article us a side
line; sells Itself on sight; 20 per cent coui
inlsjdoti. snmpies free. Address the Ad
Justnble Shade IlnngiM- 3vlfg. Co., Cbamber
of Commerce hldg , Kansas city, Kas.
WANT13U Traveling salesman to sell
Qulnlni' Whisky on commission as a side
lliu1, pa)s tilg cnmmlssloii; nn license re
quired Address, with rereienccs. Quinine
Whisky Co., Louisville, Ivy.
VANTI3D Immedliitel); thiee news
agents on railroad. Call on Southern Hall
way Ntws Company, 1018 Union ivc.
WANTI3D A good, sobel man to woil?
In mi olllie, wages JJ p r day. Cl!l Main,
room I,
WArTi;t)-FEMALB IIULP.
WANTI3D Meat whito girl Tor gcnei.il
housework L'-'iJ llmiison street.
W'ANTEH AOI3NTS.
WANTI3D Tho Holy Itosarv Illustr.itol
Agencies wanted A cheap lino ult btiolc
eiy Catholic wants. Indorsed by Aich
bisbop Ilvaii and Caiillu.il tllblions
CATHOLIC AHT CO. Philadelphia
KJHM.OV51CNT At3I3.CIUS.
CANADIAN 13.M!'LOY,MI3NT ObTirn,
10IV5 13. I'-'lh, cor. Walnut. Tel. 11?). Tho
best place in K C, Mo , to find help or sit
uations, male or fenialo: It years' experi
ence. Correspondence solicited. Ttef. Omaha
Nnt. tiank, Omaha; Citizens' bank, Iv. C.
to iin.vr hoi;s.l3s.
TO IH3NT A nice three room dwelllnc-
only four blocks from Minnesota and
within one blot k of two street car lines
Call nt the Journal brinch olllce. In tho
Chamber of Commt n o bldg.
TO III3NT C21 Oik, 3 loom lilt, parlor
floor; I room Hat, 'Jil door; 5 room Hat, 1st
floor. Will be ready for tenants about tho
lDth ot Dec. 13. H. UimriF3.S3 .t CO..
CIO Whitney bldg
TO HUNT The veiy pietty ii loom cot
tage. No. :;tti llobeils St.; rent, Sit per
mouth. Apply to I.. Molse, at the Juuiiial
otllce. Telephone No i.0.
TO U13NT I'lirnlshi I housp for house
keeping. 1CJJ Tiaey av. to man ami wife
oi small fumll); no children. Call at
house.
TO HK.NT-HO031S.
TO III3NT L.ugo, in ely furnished flout
room; also councctfnc. small room, titst
tlass board; steam heut 80U ron-st avt
TO HI3NT One elegint office room un,il
one suite In the Journal bldg. Kent rea
sonable. Apply to the Journal Co.
TO HEIVT MISCUI.LAMJOU.S.
TO RENT Elegant ul'Ices In tho Journal
blilg. at leusoiiablu mles. Apply to the
Journal Co.
1IONUY IO LOA.1.
MONEY TO LOAN-City improved loins
made, i to b per cent Interest, according
to size. Kami loans at higher rates, an
nual interest, within Id) miles, pinmplly
closed James L Lombard. Heist bldg
MONI3V TO LOAN Kckhi lot at money
on baud to loan In sums to suit bortoncrs,
no delay.
EDWAltDS ItEALTV. LOAN AND COf,.
LECTION COMPANY. W. Nelson bldg
n AND 0 I'lJK CENT money on business,
rosldemai and fann piopeitv; unusually fa.
vorablo teiius. Ajipl) to Homer Heed or
'i neo r.iisn.iiMjs iiroaiitMiy. opt-oains nousn
LOANS made on good iinnroved city
piapeity, business or residence, at reason
able rates. Money on hand,
E. E. Holmes & Co,, bil New England bldg.
TltANSrUU COMPANIES.
01IAH. IC. TOWT, JOHN 11. TOWT.
l'resIUetit. Vlco President,
13. L. HAHRIS,
Heciemiy.
MIDLAND THANHWEH CO.-rrelght
and luggage tiunfeircd to anil from all
depots. Furniture moved and packed by
cxpeits. 407 and ICO Wyandotto St., Kan
sas City. Mo. Tel 1517
UUSINI3SS CHA.NC133.
A OOOD p.i)lug iU.ir siqiu or lilllluid
pallor lor sale, located lu tho heart of
illy; reasons for selling, cnu't intend to
both places, Address 'A i)70, Juuruul olllco
WANTIJD lMlllici with 'm cash to
tnku half luleiest lu good, ltglllnmto bus
iness. Addiess ' hW Joiuii.il oiliee.
TO EXCHANGE.
TO i:'IIIANU13 ll.'.OO farm near Kan
sus City for latger one within GO to 75
miles of Kansas City; will pay cash differ
ent e.
HDWAHDS HEALTY LOAN AND COL
LECTION COMPANY. iX Nelson blilg.
iinsTAtHAvrs.
ll.f YOtI wan i;ood. old-fasblon butter.
milk or e'leam, go to McCllntock's restau
rant, !) Wnlnut street.
CLAIHVOYAMT,
MHH. L. JAMES, the well know clalr.
o)unt and trance medium, iiuy be eon
Hilled at 1-uS (iruud uve, : parlors SO und 10
bAFES.
SJA1''E.S oncued und repaired, bought und
sold. Combination locks cleaned und
thnnt'ed. H. HAHK1UAN. Expert.
Telephone ll. 103 East Tenth st.
UOUSUS AMI VBUICLKS.
HOUSES wintered (3 per month, sent for
au4 leturned. SIAHKS. SALiaeUHY.
imjeiinasui;c, ilo.
: m i
Conn. T
I'Ott NAI.rltEVt, I3STATB.
17 W. Otb,
acjuesi AcnEai achesi
1 ncre-t near ralrvlew nnd Nlntlv right
on dumni). pond water, good locution for
chicken, JI.ViO.
I 1-Ji) nrtcs s, c. cor, 10th nnd Oakley,
good water. 41 feet, two turner M.H.
t 1-20 neies on 10th, IM feet eait of Talr
view, rood wnter, tsi
.1 11 t.t nciei n e lor, Indepijinlenco nnd
Overlon nves., Jl.170
J fll ncies on Independence nve 8.V0
reel from Air llnc,$t,r,l,-,.
SI acres Indepcndeneo rtvc,, comer Over
ton live, Ji.OI"..
n acirs nt enlranco tn VJnMilnglon park,
good spring mid Hue forest tiers, J1.903,
U acres near 1Mb ntnl Aillnnton, onn
block from Evanstnn sValloti.J.'.tJ".
1 1 .seres near Hnglewooii tttullon, COO feet
front, JTVi.
tij acres neir lhrdts nf Independence
nt M7."i per acre.
to acres south of Itidependenco nl 112.1 per
acie,
HI acres west ot Inneponrtcnco nt JU2D0
per acre.
9" ncies south of Kansas Clly, ,lt,
II acres north of Washington park In
bottoms, sold onto for $.'l,0g0, e.in sell
now l.'.iw.
W acres lU -.idles from court houo door
nt (lull pelldc-lce, .(mu.
It S-10 ucrcw south of Washington park,
' i acres irear Hickman's Mills at $13.50
per note
Vo can, mike terms on nenrly nil of
thtse. Titty are the cheapest orrerod In this
county. ii. -p. WHII'PI.E Ac CO.
17 W. ilth st.
NOI.AH lltllt.OOY.
t'UHS Instinctlons January 1st I'ebru
ary 1st Delineations of character given
pcitionally und by in ill
MltS HEItTltUDE LOVE.
IViom 12(1, Y. M U. A. bldg., Kansas City,
Honms open for reading or Inspection of
Esoteric literature ou Tuesday afternoons
und evenings.
POtl SALE 3IISCELI,A.UOU8.
Poll KALE -r.,fW tons pond Ice, fnrmid
from Platte liver water, loaded ou the It,
A: M , for w Intel delivery. Wilto us. 1
A Hitiadwcll .v. llro.. South Oinaba, Neb.
FOl'NIi. rentle-tlty litokn borso for
sale, good drivel . cheap foi cash. Address
H M1. Join mil olllce.
DIED.
N13EDIIAM Mrs. Mmy Needh.im, wlfn
of Chailes Nicdham, nt her home, 310
Eveiett avenue, W)niulottn, ICas.
I'llliual to-day at 2 p. m. The tenialns
will bo placed lu u vault In Union cemc
tciy. MISCELLANEOUS.
OWENS' KOOKHINDHHY. 711 Main
All, music, law, etc., magazines, 7..c, V.t
and 1
HEAL KSTVI'13 THAsrEH,
NOIt.MAN A: HOItEHTSON.prnprli'tois of
nbstiui ts and examiueis of land titles. No
IB East Sixteenth sticet, furnish dully the
tiansfiis or real eslule tiled In the ncoid
ci'h nlllio at Kansas City, .Mo.
Notlcf All tianslers appearing 111 oui
dull) l epulis contain enveuants ot geueiul
wuuauty unless otherwise stuled.
Jauiiiuy 2
13 L Harlan and husband to 13. M
Ivemble, lol 3, Idoek 1, 1'iospect
ltw l,'.fH
E. A Chlsbolm to I'. A. Maish.lots
r. mid i;, block .', Iloelrers addition 2,CW
Chailes A Shawver und wife Io .1.
W. Jones, lots I und 2, block 1,
Connelv'H addition 670
Now England Loan ami Trust
Conipunj to C C. Conitucv, pint
or lol 10. Estill llios.' llrst addition f,300
Thomas C Hunter In M. Ilermlng-
lllllll putt 1)1 IOI ., UIUCIC U, DIU.tllH
addition
r.oo
i.ono
E. It I Imtt i- and vvlfo to same,
pail same
It. it Iliuiier and wife to saint:
pait same Too
E iteiisonei to same, p.u t same.... D.OihJ
W W Hunter I" same, part same.. Ml
Maty 13 L)ou and husband to same;
part same f,()
S C Hounds to E. C. Moore; lot
II, Pali play 100
Josi.pb i'liim and wife to Anna M.
Thalls, lot 17, block 3, lliillene,
Mooio ,v. Emeiy's addition 321
Anna M. Nc.irhig and husband to
ChuilfH E. Jones; lot l'.-J. Alta
inout S.Ot")
Josepli Eimmons mid wife to (Itoigo
Klmmons, lots 1 to fi, l'ate's iid
tllllon 1
W II Adams el ul to M 51. Metcalf;
pail of lots II and ir, block 10,
I'eeiy place 1
II M lloldin, asslgnic. to W. I'.
Pl.uk. lot R. bloi k .'. Mount Vci-
tiou Junction no.)
THL'.STEE'H DEED.
C D Axuiaii mid wife to John
Keeklngei , lots 29, 30, 31, :r.', block 11,
Dlllliltu place . r.,000
SHEItiri"S DEED
J C. Castell to Ti nneiu-s.ii Iblillng
Shoo f'ompiti) , pait of ot n,
Louis Vogel's second addition 60
IH'ITCL.UM DEEDS.
H M. Snytlcr to S L. In):
lot ii mid pait of lot 3, CInuser
, Cole's nililltlnu 3,100
John Klinmons and wile to N. 13.
13. koit, lots 1, 2, 1. and 1, lilotlc
7 ct ul. l'ate's addition t
J, W. DeWItt and wife io M. J.
Mlnler. lots 2S and 29, lilock 1,
Crahmn's addilinn 1
Amanda c Oiuvis et ul Io M.
lliu iniiigh mi lot 2, block il,
Hmmt's addition t
Total ... i .,i,,7u)
LECiAL NOTICES.
.............. I ,.L .1 1. H.I.. . ...... .,1...
lltuniCl.il ..,... l,lli.ir.ia, chumps li
Caldwell lu single man), by his certain deed
of trust dultd ihe sixteenth day of Apill,
A. D lii7, and Hied for locord on tho tv.en
I) -second da) of Apiil. A D 1SJ7, und rc
coided In book Jl, at page J7. lu the olllco
-.0 .1... ni.llillll' llf .1. t llS ffll' .lll,.l.u.t., .n...
o'clock lu tho aftei noun on Suturda),
the llftli nay oi .luuimiy, .v. i, iaji, ul mo
south front dooi of the Jackson county
court house at Kunsus Ul). .Mlssouil, to
sutlsfy und pay said nam and Interest, und
.,... ...lata nr iti iiiiiilt tills irnsi.
KUU bUd.M w- v., .'it. ii, . t ,w.
Ul C'Vl . uimH ,11,-. linn,,
DAVID WALDO. Trustee.
H Holland, Attorneys.
Perdiio
rpitllhTr.E'S SAI.ll-Wlietoas, detatilt Ins
X linen mails lu th luytuent of Hie two ler.
tain negotiable pi omtssoiv Times anil Inieresi
thereon tluserlbed in tliedtwlol lrut maun by
IfllUlltlll. IVCIICI uiiu 1.1-iuo . oner, llla wile,
dated 1'ebrusiry kth, M7, tiled for recoul In tho
uftltanf the recorder of deeds for Juelison toiiu
ty, Mlssouil, at KitnsusCliy, I'ebnuiy Uth. luar
ami lecoideit In boolt II Nu, 2U7, at p ige Isl, t
will, lu attordance Willi lliu terms ut said deed
ol trust, at Hie reiiuest of tho lc.tl ownei and
hoklei of said noies, procee.l to sell ilia i eal es
tate lu said deed of liusi tlescrlbeil, sinute In
thocouiuy of JaeUsou lu tliesiaioot MUsoiiil,
Yi-! Allot Ilia soiilli half o the southwest
nuarter of section twenty.fon i (.N). In lownslilp
lorty-nlne tWI. In lauge ihlrty-ihiee (tl), lu
Jacuson county, uxtepi tbat portion thereof
laUen and couveieit for railway tracks ami pill
poses; Hie laud lu said deed of It list deserlhed
being seventydlviJ and one-halt (75i.) ane-at
public vendue, to tho hL'besl blildcr, at the
court hoiisti dooi, hi the City of Kansas, belug
the south flout door of the Jackson county
court house, in Kauas City, lu the touiity of
Jackson, statu aforesaid, for cash, on haturday,
the 5th day of January, IW. telwiuu the hours
of ulne o'tloek liitlio forenoon ami lUo o'clock
In the aftei noon of that da), to satisfy anil pay
said notes and laleiesi ami Hio cost ot cxecu
ting tliuirunt. HKNItV N. ESS. Trustee.
vv'iiituii st.. Kansas t'ltv. Mu.. AliinJav.
Jaiiuuiy Htlt. l'1. HI o'tlotk a. m,
W.M. II. EHI.EHS, Vltf Piesident,
J. OMtltlAN, Senelui).
1"7u.KcTION NOTICE The tegular auuiul
U nuoiltuot tnosiocLUoldeisot ibe tOUou.
ulllaukot L'oiumerce, ofKuiuas Uil), .Mo., for
.lieelottlou of fifteen dliectors for tho mailing
year, will bo beld at Ihe banking bouse of said
bank, lu Kansas City, Mo., on Tuesday, the sib
day uf said month of January. 1W"j. being the
second Tuesday of said month of January, be.
twsuu too hours of ID a. in. and I p. m. ot sale)
r- , ,-c. c J' WUWJ3, Casulifc
Ul .111' titw.'.w. - --- I'WII L(,lli.
ty, .Missouri, at Ivuiisua City. cuuve)td to
tho undeislgiied triisleo all of lot numbered
thliiy-seven U7). In Hint on Hill Park, mi
addition to the Clt) of Kansas Mlssouil.
us shown by tho it corded plat thc'ieof, on
lili in the olllcu ot the retoidei of u.l,3 (
Ja-ksou counts, Mlssouil, to steuru tho
ii.Diueut t)f tlilie liiomlssoiy noles .In.
scribed Ii'1'1' Jt.L'!1 of "' nnd, whtie-
.. . . .. ..? fl... until iii.l.w h.i.i. l.n,,.. ....i.i
and one of snld notes is nuvv past dun and
unpaid; therefore, lu eonseiiuenco of lliu
default of tho payment or said iirlncliial
note, and (H "e leanest ol the legul holder
und owner of said note, I. David Waldo,
tiustee, as ufoifsald, by virtue or the pow
eis given me b) said deed of trust, will
proceed to sell the above described real
inl.ua ut public auction to the highest
, .1.1.1.. in, iikli. Iielweell the limitu nt
..I..,. .','. Inek in ilie forenoon nml m
NOTICE TO STOUKHOLDEltS Tlio an
nual meeting of tho stockholders uf tho
New Yolk und London Eleetrlo Assocl i
tlou, for Ilia purpose of electing Hutu dl
lectois lor the ensuing yeai and the Hans,
at Hull uf suth other business as may
legally eunie befuit. the inte'tlug, will 1
I.. 1.1 it HlM Oltll'., llf till. .ISSIll l.ilillll lllw
I.KUAL .101113133.
Tltt'KVI'tVH SAt.t! Wboreas. James N,
tioodwlti, by his certain deed or HUM,
dated .Mirth the Cth, 18M, slid tiled for
record mid recorded on the 6th day of
March, 1S'I3, lit the otllce of the recorder
of deeds for Jackson county, Mlsourl, nt
Kansas City, In book It Ul. at pigo til,
cotive)ed to the undersigned trustee tin;
following described leal estate, situated
In the toimty of Jackson, slate of Mis
souri, to. iv it- ,,i numbered nine tJ. In
block , tiuinbi red -twclily'two (22), In Ash"
burne's nddltlon to the City of Kansas,
now Kansas city, us the same Is marked
ml designated ou the ircorded plat there
of, now un nie In the oilli e of the recorder
pf deeds tor Malt! Jnek?oli county. MIMOiirli
In trust tti se. ure the piymeut or one prin
cipal note ard rotir Interest notes, nil of
which snld notes ale fully dcfcrlbctl In
said tiust dtedj ami, wliereii", there lint
been default in Ihe Interest note falling
due, elghte.-n months after the 3d day of
March, lV)3i and, whereas, there Is also
default In the piymsnt of Hie city taxes
for the years Vit and .i, and also cer
tain state and coduty taxis, nnd also tie
fault In the paymint or certain speclul
tutes anil nil remain due and unpaid,
nnd, Whereas, said deed id ttust pruvldn
If default be mailu In the ptyment of any
Interest notes or any taxes, gcneril or
ppeclnl, when due, the trustee named In
said deed of trust may proceed to sell
said property: now, therefore, publlo
notice Is liireby given that, at the reipiest
of the legal holder and owner of said
note und Inteiest notes, and by virtue of
the power nml authority In me vested by
said deed ot trust, I, the undeislgnid
trustee, will ou the 17th day of January.
l!Oi, between the hours or nine o'clock In
the forenoon and five o'clock lu the after
noon of that day, sill ihe above desctllied
rc-U estitu hi publlo vendue to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the west tloor of
Hie United Slates custom house, In Kan
sas City, Jackson county. Mlssouil; said
sale to be made for the purpose of pu)lng
Ihe amount of said noles mid Interest due
thereon, together Willi all unpild taxes
and the costs und expenses n( executing
this trust. C. E MOSS. Trustee.
Huckncr. Tllrd & Like, Attorneys.
ueiween uie hours or nine o clock u m
nnd live o'clock p. in, at the west front
door of the rolled States custom huiise,
In Knnsas Clt, In sntd Jntkson toutitv,
Mlssouil, to piy said Indebtedness and
expenses of s il
...vi.ii.i. , iniivi-u, i rusiee.
Cook & tiossclt, Att s.
NOTICE OE THUS TEE'S SALE
Wheie.is, Hi ron D Morris, grantor,
b) ids ceitaln detsl of trust daitd Ihe
1.1th day of Apill. A 1) 17 llled fur
leeord on the 2Jd d.iv of April, A D Ml,
and re nrtletl In book It No 2w at pace
200, In the olllce of the lei unlet of ilteds
or Jatkson lounty, Missouri, at Kansas
C ty, conveyed to me, Waltt r A Hunker,
trustee, the following ib scribed Innds and
tenements situate In Jatk-ou toiiiit), Mis
souri, namely: Lots numbered forty-five
til) and foity-slx (lit), in btotk inuin
brrod three (J), Huiikei hill, ns the same
are marked und tleslgnated on plat llled
lu the olllce afort said, In trust to serine
the note In said dted dtscribtd: and,
whereas, dt fault bus been made In per
formance of the conditions at bald dted,
nnd the same have been broken b) ita
son or non-payment of s.ild note, now,
thcicfore, notice Is beieli) given that, us
reipiesied b) the legal holdei of snld note,
I, Walter A Hunker, said trustee, will pro
teed to II and will sell, at public vendue
tn the highest blildei, for tush, the said
lifds and tenements, on the 21st day of
January, A D. 1S91. between the hours
ut ntne o'clock a. m and live o'clock p
m , at the west front door of the United
Slates custom house, lu Kausns Clt), In
said .luckson count), Missouri, to p ty
said Indebtedness and expenses of sale,
WALTEH A HUNKEH. Trustic.
Cook & Gossett, Ally's.
NOTICE OU THUS TEE'S HALE
Whereas, Mai) V Sli i le mid Chailes
Steele, her husband, granlois, by then
itrtaln dted of liust dated the foutth day
of May, A D 1SS7, tiled foi letoid on the
ISth day .if M.iv. A. I) 17, and reioiiln
in book II No 200, at page 37.1, In the ol
die ot the letoidei of deeds oi Jackson
toimty Missouri, at Kansas Cltv, t on
veyed to me, W altei A. lluukei, trustee,
the following destilhcd Innds and tene
ments situate in J'lekson county, Mis
souri, namely All ol lots utiiuhticd nine
(Il and ten (10), lu blotk numbered two
(2), as the smie me m irki d and deslg
n Ued on pi it llled In the ollh u aforesaid,
lu trust to secure the note in slid dei d
dc-tilliod; and, wheic.is, default has been
made lu perfonnuiiie of the conditions of
said deed, mid the same have bei u broken
bv iciisoii of uou-pu) mi nl of said note, now
thereloie, notlte Is Inieb) given thut, as
renuestod b) the legal huldi i uf said noti ,
I, Waltti A lliinkii, slid trustee, will piu
cced to sell, and will sell, it publlt vendue,
to thu highest blddt'i, for cash, ihe said
lands nnd ti iieineiits. on the 21st da) ul
January, A 1). IW, bitwten tht bonis
of nine o'tloik it m and live o'eloi k p
m, at the west limit iiviot of the United
States custom bouse, in Ivans is Clt), in
slid Jut kson i uunt), Missouri, to pay
said tndehii diies and expenses ol sale.
WALTEH A HUNKEH, Tiustee.
Cook & Oossetl, Att)'.s
NOTICE OK THUhTEE'S SALE
Wheluas, ElUlbetil A. Haiubelger (slllgb ).
gl.intoi, bv her tertuln died of trust
dated the 17th day or August, A D lis7,
liltd for i eionl on thu 30th dav ot August.
A D. 1SS7. and lecoidid in hook It No.
242, at page 2.1), lu the olllie of tlio ie
t enter ol deeds of Jiuksnn count), Mls
souil. at Kansas Clt), toiivtyril to me,
Wnlit i A Hutikei, tiiMtct, ibu lollawliig
tlcsiilbed liuds and ti neincnts sltunte lu
Jackson toiint), Missouri, iiamcly All
of lots iiiiiiibcivii seven (7) and eight (S),
lu blotk numbeied rour (I), lluukei hill,
ns tin same in. maiked and designated
on the plul llled In the olllcu atoicsaid
in ttust to mure the note In said died
desiilbed, ami, whereas, default ins been
made lu performance of the conditions of
said deed, nnd the same hive bi en biokeu
by icasoii of non-p i) ment of s ild note, now,
theielaie, notlte Is htieby given thut, us
icuiis'sied b) lint It gal holder of said note.
I, Wiilui A. lluukei. sild iiustee will pro
ceed lo sell, und will sell, at publlo vendue,
to lliu highest blddci, fur cash, the said
lmds and teuemenls, on the 21st tl i) of
January, A D Ib'il, between the limns
ot nine o'eloi k a. m. and llvn o'clock i
m, nt the west front dooi or the United
States, custom house, In Kansas City, In
said Jackson coiinly, Mlssouil, to niy
said indebtedness ami cxpensts of sale.
WALTEH A HUNKEH, Trustee.
Cook Ii (iossett, AID'S
NOTICE OU THUSTEE'S SALE
Wheicsis, John II. Tlioiupson, grant
or, by his ceitulii deed uf ttust dati.J the
.... n...l .1 ... llf Sll.lll.,tllll,l V tl KJ7 llln I
llllllht'l inni-r. hi' ."iiumiiik liescrineil
latiiis ami ifiieiiic-iiis sun no in j.icksou
tount). Mlssouil, liainel) All of lots
numbered one. (I) and two (2), In block
numbered six to). Hunker hill, as th
same ure maiked mid dtslgnated nu id.it
liltd In lliu olllco iiroresald, In trust to
sicuro tho note in said dted described;
nrd, wht teas, default has bteu made In
pi normative of the conditions of said
detd, end tho same have been broken by
.. ...... If l,,,tttn lll.illt nf k ll.l t.ntn
TOTIUE 'IO .STOrKllOLDKIth-'lbo amnul
H ineelltigof the stocl.liutdui or lliu Mar.
tluuU'Nalloii il bauk, uf Kansas I'll), Missouri,
wilt bo he-Id In lis unices ta Hie New York ,r
bulldlug, Kausmfliy Ma, ouSatmday.tlie '.'ud
day of Pubiiuiy, it'A boine-eu Hie boiiisot t i
lu audJp m. for Hie eltilloa oldiiei tors ami
tiausacliou ot uuy oliiei Lu-luv'm ibat may
legally tome IwTuie ihoiueeiiiiK
W H CLAHKI3. Presldeut,
NOTICE or Tltl'STEE'S SAL13
Jvheic.is. Patilck O'Toole. giantor, bv
his teit.Hn deed of trust ihitnl the 22d
day or August, A. 1) 1!S7, llled for te .
ord on the Mill day of August. A. D. IW,
and recoidcd In book 11 No. 212, at page
-II. In the olllce of the itcoider or deeds
of Jackson county. Mlssouil, at ICmisis
( It)', convejed lu me, Wultei A Hunker,
trustee, the following described Isnds mid
tenements, situate in Jackson count). Mis
souri, iiaineh All of lots numbered thlrtv
iilne (19) and forly (10). lu bloLk ten (l6i.
Hunker bill, us m irked and deslgnateil
n, -l. flt...t ,.. .t. -ut . .1, i
.. ,Mt.k in. -ii in inf uinei' uiiii I--..IIII, in
trust to secure the note In snld deed de
scribed, mid, where is, default has been
made In ptifoiniance of the co'vlltlons nt
Slid deed, ntnl the same have been brok
en by lea- n or non-p i)uifiit of said note;
now, thertfore, notice Is lieieby given
that, as requested bv Ihe legil holder of
said note, I, said Walter A Hunker trus
tee, will piocenl to sell, and will sell,
nt public vendue, Id the highest bidder,
for tush, the said I mils mil tenements,
on the Jlst da) nf .lummy, A 1" I'll,
CI Ull'l ' J ...,,.,...,....., ... ... ,-,-,,, ,,
for record on the 17th duy of Sepumbei, A
D, 1W7. and leeorded in book li No 21.', at
page 2tA. lu tho ollli e oi the ictoidir of
deeds of Jackson county, .Mlssouil, at
upiinKiis Cltv. conveyed to me. Wnli,.i v
, ... ,....,..., ,i... iniin.. i.
therefoif. ,notl;c Is heicby given that, us
icMiuisttil by tho legu holdei of said note,
I, said Walter A. Hunktr, tiustee, will p-oi
ceed to sell, and will sell, at publii! vt ndtie,
to the bight st bidder, for cash, the salii
lands und tenemtiils, on the 21st dl) uf
January, A I), lblli, between the bonis
of nliio o'clock u m. and 11m. o'clock p
m., ut tho west tiout duoi of thu Hullul
Stutes custom bouse, in Kansas City, in
said Jntkson county, Mlssouil, to piy
sail Indebtedness uni expens.s of sale.
WALTEH A. 1HTNKEH. Tiustee,
Cook & flossett. Ally's. K. C Mo. '
J
Jjtl.ECTlON NOTIOH-Nollce Is hereby given
-I that thoaaaual stocUliolder's meetlug uf
he Citizens' Nailoual bauk, of Kausas City,
Mlavourl, will be beld ou 'luesday, January bin,
IMS, at lis banking otllce, between the hours uf
10 a. u- and Ip. m, to elett directum for Hie
ensuing year, and to uausict aur oibei busl.
ness that may come before said tueeilua
s. W. UAMI'IICLL. Casnier.
KWM CIV, J.9., UC 7, UM.
UNION DEPOT TIME CARD
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CHIl-AllO. MILWAUIvIlEAbT PAUL T.Y
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dill btleel btallou
LEUAI. NOTICES.
Tltl'STEE'S SALE Whereas, Bnu.dago
T. ll.iglc), an unmuiiled man, by his deed
or tiust, daltd Apill 10th, 1S-W. and tiled
for moid and recoided un the lUlli tlay
of M.i), Ifco, in the olhee of the recorder
nf tiet ds for Jiuksou county, Missouri, at
Kunsus Cli), In book II 170, ut page Us.
conve.ved to the undersigned trustee tho
following desiiflied ical estate situated lu
tin county of Jackson, stale or Missouri,
lo-wlt Lot iiumbei thirty-live (31), In bloelc
number two (2), In East Dundee, an addi
tion to the Clt) of Kansas, as salu lot la
maikeil mid designated on the recorded
plut of said addition, in trust, to sccuro
the pa)mcnt of tv.o promissory noli s lu
said tleed of trust desciih.d, and. wheic.is.
default Ins been madi 111 Iho piyment of
one of snld notes, to wit thu ouu payablo
In two )tars fiom Its date, and nlso thn
tnttrest nn tbe sutnu since Airll 6th. 149.",
and nil of the siuno n mains unpaid, now',
ih. nfoie, public notice is btieb) given
that at Ihe letpitst of the legal holder
nun owner 01 said note nnd uy viiuie .ul
the powei and nuthoilty vested In
me bv
said deed of trusi,
tile undersigned
trustee, will on the Oth day of Januarv.
I'll, between the hours or iiliin o'clock In
the forenoon and five 0'ilotk lu th after
noon of that day. sell the above described
i en! estat. at publlo vendue hi tbr highest
bidder, for .'ash, at the front dooi of lht
county court house in the CII) of Kunsus,
.Lu kson couniv, .Missouri, being the south
front door of the count) court house sit
uated lu the block bounded tiy Oik mid
Locust streets and Missouri a cutlet and
riflli Btiect. lu Kansas Cltv, Jatkson coun
ty, Missouri; said Hale to lie inaue lor tho
inn pose or satlslyliig said unpaid In
debtedness and the costs and expenses of
executing this trust
HENRY N H.-W, Trustee.
Ess & Eeorgen. Attorneys,
TKl'STEE'S HALE When as. A. H.
Co) In and .limy A. Co)l, Ua wltc, bv their
deed ot mist, dated the Hist da) ot Mmch.
A. I). 1W0. llled for rccoid tlio 7th duy of
Mm eh, ls'to, ami iiconled lu tint olllco of
Ktonlei of di eds foi Jackson lounty. Mis
f 0111 1 In bonk I! No 242, page 3i.U, convo)td
to the uiidersigmd trustee ceituiu real es
lule l)lug and b. Iu,r situate lu lliu lounty
of Jin ksun. In the slute or Missouri, and
descrlbid us rollovvs, lo-wlt All of lot
two (.'), In A. 11 Cojle's Highland Sluing
addition, an uddltlon 10 the tlty of Kansas
Cltv, Mlssouil, as tho Hume Is or retold In
the reioider's olllce, of said count), which
said deed of Iriisl was mailu lo secuie tho
p. union of a cMiliilu piomlssoiy noto
therein drsuihcd, und, u her. as, 1110 piln
1 liuil und Inlerest of wild note, havo lie.
tome duo and now leinalu uiii,ild. now,
UieieforCi 1101I10 Is liile'by given that I,
thu undersigned ttuslte, will by vlrliio ot
tlio powtrs III me vested by said deed mid
tu iiceuidauiii vvlth the Icims ami provls.
urns theicof, und at the request ot tho
legal huldcr and owner of said note, pio
ceetl tu sell tho real estate therein tie
scilbed at puldlo veiiduo to the highest
bidder, for cush. nt the south front dour of
Um enmity court house In tho elty of Kau.
sus City. Jnckson touiity, Missouri, on tho
ltth day of Januiii). A I). 1SS3, between
the hours of iilnn o'tloek In tho forenoon
uiid live o'clotk lu tho afternoon of said
1l.11 to ti.iy off and satlsty said noto with
Interesl, together vvltli thu costs, and ev.
neiises of CM-'CUlliiB this trust,
peiisesut u THA1IEH, Trustee.
Walter W. Eavls. Altorne).
THl'STEE'r. SALE Whereas, Amy II.
Stevvnil and Janus A, biewurt, her bus
ban by their icitalu deed of trust dated
tllL' Ulll Idi " -vvs (s-tl "" Ml ilU-s
for teitiid on the lOtli diy of December, A.
I Ibs'J. and if corded In book "II" number
3'e!, ut page 13.1. lu thn olllco of tho recorder
of deeils 111 uuiivbuh .uu,j, ,(k ivunituB
Cltv. Missouri, toiivt)ed to tl.o undeislgiud
liuitet. all of lot tw cut). two iil) 13.
Chellls' lesnivey uf C'liillU iiml nudley's
llrst uddltlon to the City of Kansas City,
Jackson county, .Missouri, and now situ,
iited In the present eorporato limits of tho
1 tv of Weslpoit, III said county of Jack
son, to sitmu tho payment of 0110 prlncl
iial luumlssory noto and Interest noles as
In said dted of tiust described, nnd, vvhero
11s. said prlnclpul noto Is now past dim and
unpaid! therefoie. lu eoiiscspieiiio of thu
dt fault 01 the pu) ment of said prlnclpul
nule. at thn request of the legal holdei and
owner ol tho said note, I. I). Uuvveu,
tiusttc us ulotesald b) vlltue of the pou
eis given, me " sulit deed of trust, will
proceed to sell tho nbuve desciibed leal
t-stule. at public auction, to the hlghrbt
i.i.i... r.,i nnsli. litWHHtt tht, hnttva nf it
'clocli lu tbe lorenoon and & o'clock In thu
,- .. n-,,...!.,.. tli.k 9..1 .I.... n ,..
0 eioca 111 iiie- iwi.iiwuii u.tst u w v-jstc-it 111 mi
afternoon of Tuesday, the 2.'d duy ot Jun
uary, A 1). I&'-m. ut the west front dooi
,. .. ....llml Ut il.. xilolrtm hnii.o l .. ..
door
01 lliu 1 11 i.M "...., --,... w..v ,11 mail-
sas Clt), In tho county of Jackson, In the
statu of Missouri, to satisfy the said ln.
dc-btedness and the costs of executing tab)
trust. t D. C. liP.WEN, Trustee,
Qa.te4 QUCSkSC Ut, 15?!,