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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
ARM GU RDALE.

The members of the Armourdale Bap-
tist church will hold a jubilee and enter
tainment at their church this evening. The
occasion will be in honor of the freedom
of the church from debt. Revs. Streeter
and Wells will speak. Mrs. Amelia Treat,
founder of the church, will also deliver a
brief speech Music will be furnished by
a local Mandolin Club and "A male quar-
tette. Mrs. Minnie Moore, an elocutionist
from the Liberty, Mo, Female college,
will be present and give some selections
Lodge No. 135. Degree of Honor. a. o. t..
w. elected the following officers at q
meeting held Thursday night: Chief OF
honor, Matte Hedrick lady of honor
Sarah Watts; chief of ceremonies, Louise
Moll; recorder, Bell Morrgridge; hnancier
Fannie Jones; receiver, Hannah brennan;
usher. Mrs. \. Johnson; inside watchman
Jennie McGabe; outside Watchman, Frank
Jones; medical examiner, DR.. Mason; trus-
tee, Mrs j. Bishop.
The following officers were elected Thurs
day night by the local BARRIERS union: AL
bert Yelte president; Albert mnderwood
Maloney, financial secretary; Herbert Pitt
man. chairman of the assembly board COM
mttee.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hamilton have re-
turned to their home at Norborne. Mo-.
after brief visit with George Won Arb
Arb Went to Norborne with them
Miss Olive Beach, cashier at j. b. Rob
inson's grocery, is quite Ill.
meeting will be held this evening at
lodge of the International Stonemasons'
Union. A delegation from a Kansas city,
Mo, lodge will be present.
Special services will be held in the Shaw
nee park tent tomorrow by the Salvation
Army,
A social will be given Tuesday evening
at Masonic hall by Mendas chapter East
ern Star.
Mrs. John Kane, Of 1903 Kansas avenue.
Is entertaining Mrs. w. Z. Potter, of Ne
vada, Mo.
new house in Williamson's addition.
Miss Clara snyder left yesterday for her
home in Indiana. after a visit with Miss
Bessie Robinson.
ID. Kelley. of 7ls Mill street, Is enter
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
ARGEN TIN {.
suit VIII Probably soon Bc brought to
Establish the Ownership OF n school
uuildipg.

The buildings and grounds committee of
the board of education and the school
board Of county district No. II held Join,
meeting Thursday night at Superintendent
Sortcr's office, for the purpose of arranging
for settlement OF the legal ownership of
the school building known as the Fourth
ward or Stanley school. This building is
located near the western city limits and 1t
is question as to which district the build
lug belongs. The building was erected by
some TO be on property belonging to district
No. II. The members of the two boards
discussed the matter until a late hour and
came to the conclusion that the matter
could not be legally settled ont of court,
ana action Will likely be brought in the
near future 10 determine the ownership of
the building.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
PENSIONS.
Washington, June 1.-THE following pen
sions have been granted:
MISSOURI.

Washington, June 1.-THE following pen
sions have been II; gEsn.efdR; g;sH1,ffR1
| city. Bartoni William Peter Boonviie
GAUdd'tional-Edwin NJ. Todd. whiteside.
Restoration ana supplemental-Danlel
Renewal-Henry Bleitner ST. Louis, ST.
Louis; Abner Baker, Rushville, Buchanan.
Morgan; Joseph Hernion, Warrensburs,'
Johnson; Charles Court. St Louis, ST.
Louis Martin svSy Sr6 SSiS Tssas Ssason Lew
CEaPe dirar,aSau Morn Norman N,s G Schultz, ,Kng
Gr9iady; John i. Mcclure, wheatiand,,
Hickory; George Ressenbiegler. New
Wells Caps drar9eag isrtm3aS Er9nS HsIrqnS
fstias"esa oas tsS9i' Wlam i'sn yn%a b%asda ss
St. Louis; Charles L, Kitchen, Purdy, Bar
ry: Patton Shope, Southwest City. McDon-
aid; William S, Whtten. Warsaw. Ben
Original, widow-Josephine olendorn. ST.
Peters. ST. Charles >,s,s
=, ,originaI-Mary Mccray (nurse). Topeka,
Additional-Chrlstian Handorf. SPRING
Greenwood; Henry Meginnis, Sedgwick,
Harvey.
IncrtaSe-l1aNlu rem, junction city,
Geary: David II. Crowger Osborne. Os-
borne; Bruce 5. Andrews. National Mill
tary home, Leavenworth; owen W. Ballet.
Reissue.David Dopp, Ness City. Ness;
John S; Peden, Walnut NiliI t,ri Groye Mitchell;
SON. Fredonia, Wilson: Frederick c. NuZ-
man, Circleville, Jackson; William Alonzo
Taylor chase Rice; ;oG Charles j. Durham.
Prairie. Reno; Leander .Mayfeld, Mound
city, Linn James Swisher, Coffeyville,
Mont gomery: William b. Crawford, Grard.
Crawford: Albert J, Byrnes, Meade. Meade;
Jehile c. Tucker. Walnut. Crawford; Joseph
w Hubbard, Reading, Lyon; John Hey
dorf, schroyer, Marshall, /, silas Wilcqs, Gar
to, Woodson; John Telling, Atchison, Atch-
ison; John IL. Bement, Pawnee Rock, Bar
ton: Joseph StenEer, Wayne, Republic;
Charles b. smith Erie. ,Neosho; Alonzo r.
Sanborn. Girard, Crawford; George Mat
thews. Wichita, Sedgwick; John Denston.
Clafin, Barton.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
Orlginal-Robert NJ. Watson, Alva. NJ.
Reissue-Isaae y. Partridge. Lacey, King
fisher; Henry Fisher. Crescent. Logan.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

The Alternately furniture factory will
close down July l for its annual repair
of machinery and taking account of
stock. Operations will be resumed Au-
gust /.
Miss Daisy Wood born, reared and
educated in Leavenworth, hut now one
of the teachers in the Pennsylvania
Charter school, Philadelphia, viii EN-
bark to-day on the good steamer Ken
sington, bound for Liverpool, She Will
stop a few weeks in London, visit Paris
and spend the balance of her vacation
at Wiesbadan, Germany, returning to
Philadelphia in September.
Scholars of the Morris school en-
joyed a picnic to-day at the Soldiers
home.
In Judge Johnson's court yesterday
the case of Cody Prior was continued
until the cath inst, as the Brassileld
woman, who is the prosecuting witness,
has not yet been found by the officers.
She is supposed to be in hldins III Ran
sas City, Kas.
Ida May Hudson yesterday filed suit
to be divorced from her husband,
Charles o., alleging gross neglect ana
habitual drunkenness and praying for
the custody of their child.
Thursday evening a mad dog in North
Leavenworth terroriZed that portion OF
the city and bit dozen dogs and fuliy
500 people We're in pursuit OF the animal
before he was finally killed. All the
yesterday muzzled and close watch Will
be kept on them,
Yesterday afternoon wound up the
work of the school teachers for the
summer when the graduates of the
eighth grade met at the high school
auditorium and We're assigned their re-
spective places in the high school
Most of the teachers will seek needed
rest by spending the summer abroad,
and some of them, 1t Is said, will give up
teaching 1t is reported that one or TWO
additional male teachers are To be Sc
cured by the board of education for the
next school year.
MIR. and Mrs. George Van Derworker.
of Rochester, N, Y, are here on visit
TO friends and relatives.
Police Judge Aller had the usual grist
of petty offenders yesterday. H. A,
Sterling, charged with soliciting without
a license, was discharged, as the Judge
decided that he was protected by the
interstate commerce laws.
James Dougherty is home from San
Antonio to remain one month, greatly
improved in health.
Jacob Roher returned yesterday from
a commercial tour over Kansas.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

Sedan, Il, s. Latsbangh; Leon. 81 W. Mar.
SHALL Louisburg, j. w. Hand: Chetopa Sig
mund Lehman; Garden City. B. l.. Shobe
Seneca, w. H.. Fuller; Kingman, II. H..
Woolsey; Bennington. a. II. Garten: Ha-
ert Bressem; Burltngame. Robert. simpson
Attica, H.. a jones': Caldwell. Robert
Clark, Goddard, c. w. Shumaker; Wet
more, u. II Fitzgerald: Eliinwood, II. A..
Mckcown; Norton, II. 7. Thompson. Flor
ence, r. II. Pike; Douglass, X. II. Hiatt:
Cunningham. G.. u. Jeifers; Harper, w. G..
Neumeyer; Almena, Il. Burnap; Cim-
Frontcnac, .. c. Martin; severance. IL. G..
Morrison; DeSoto, @. -. Abraham; clyde.
David Turner, Jr.; Oyerbrook. George w.
Miller; G;ons, William Il. Mcklbbin; Paw
nee Rock, w. w. Bowman; Maize, j. II.
Crocker: Courtland. c. \. Boyd; Oswego,
den Plain. S. j. Genoway; oakley. II. f..
Giessler; Newton. L. 5. Il. Shepard; Min
neapolis, Frank Thorn; Pittsburg, w. II.
Holmes. Blue Rapids, Y. ID. Brelsford; /;
l.eho. 5, S. Bogardus; Hanover. a. Kuhl-
mann; Caney, 2. W: Paul. Geneseo, S. H.;
Springs. 7. j.. Healey; ,cawker City. W: r.
Branch; Farlinville, l.. $, Tyner; Mar
quette, C. ). Wynn; solomon City, j. r.
Edworthy, Aurora, c. NJ. Troup: Lyndon,
Horace Clark; E,lgin, O, NJ Atkinson; Sol
der, j. W. Fleming; Hllsboro. j. +. Hey;
Johnston; Scammnoni, John T; Stewart;
Adam Crist; Coldwater, Clarence Fridley
Cherryyale. j. II. Pettijohn. Hiawatha, r..
Y. Brokaw; Bluff City, James Brooks /:
Pratt, Il. 3. Curran; Salina, G.. 5. Conrad;
Durrctt; Utica, Louis Ferrell; McCracken,
II, q. Newton.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
A sr.nt mul,ltnde OF peopie have

A gr,at multitude OF people have
crowned SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR the KING or LIVER MEDI-
CINES." II has been their household
medicine for more than sixty years, and
has come down to the present genera
tion as the inheritance from the old
folks. Too little do the people recognize
the fact that most Ills come from "a
torpid or diseased liver: Malaria. Rheu-
maiism. Chllls and Fever. Constipation,
Biiousness. Sick Headache, Indigestion.
Dyspepsia. are all the results of II bad
condition OF the liver. Your physician
will tell you the same thing. \ torpid
liver poisons the blood. causing boils
and blotches on the skin; II also de-
ranges digestion. aud when these two
conditions are affected YOU are ready for
almost any disease. listen to what Is
said by some who have taken Sim
mons Liver Regulator. Iiut the best
proof of it's helpfulness will only be
known as you take IL. Iou'll find II al
so an excellent tonic to the whole sys-
TEN.
Hiram Warner. chief Justice of Georgia.
"Havc used Simmons Liver Regulator
for Constipation, and with decided behe-
w. n. Kelly. Union Landing, ohio.
II have suffered many years with liver
troubles. hut now since taking simmons
Liver Resulator l feel great change for
the better"
Bishop John W. Hcckwith.
81 always expect great things whenever
! have occasion TO use simmons Liver
Regulator"
l.. VI. West. Rockford. III.
II am sure | have not received SO great
benefit in the use Of any other remedy as
from simmons Liver REGULATOR"
u. :. senator John u. Gordon.
"Simmons Liver Regulator has been so
highly recommended by friends who have
used 1t that | have purchased some to use
as occasion may require
II suffered for years with liver disease.
mons Liver Regulator."-CHAS. J. HEN
NIGER, Clayton Mo.
II use Simmons Liver Regulator and hnd
It the best medicine for weak or torpid
liver."-MRS. AMANDA CASTLES Abba.
Iowa.
Il recommend Simmons Regulator to
all my friends. II has don" me so much
good. II. T.. iiELSAN, Gibbon, Nch.
81 would not do without Simmons Liver
REMLAP. Sacramento, cal
II have not found anything equal to
Simmons Liver Regulator as u regulator
of the liver"-pAN1D JONES. sharon, Pa.
II regard Simmons Liver Regulator as
nm excellent rAmedy for sick headache. tor
pid liver. ana indigestion."-J. Il. M'FAD-
DEN Shelbyville, Ind.
cTfHENEEY PACKAGE as
Has the u stamp in Red on wrapper.
j. IL. ZEiLIS ~ CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
ALI. PARTIES REPRESENTED
Delegates to n Meeting of the state Silver
League Appointed.

%
League Appointed.
In accordance with call issued by Sena-
tor Taylor. vice president for Wyandotte
county of the State Silver League Of Kan
sas, a meeting was held in this city yes
terday and delegates chosen to represent
the county at the Silver League meeting
TO be held at Topeka, June lS The meet
ing was held at the office of Henderson ~
Walker, and was quite largely attended.
Judge ID. Is. Hadley was chosen chairman,
and w. T. Hovey secretary. 1t was de-
cided to send twenty delegates to the state
meeting, and tve delegates We're chosen
from each political party. They are as
follows:
Republican,. w. Ferguson a. r. Ford,
d. l., Cornell, c. w. Mcclure and w. a.
Simpson.
Democratic-S. S. Sharpe, VIII Wood,
George Grubel. w. II. Quarles and J. B.
Scroggs.
Popullst-Edwin Taylor, ]. +. Timmons,
=. =. Hadley, +. a. Willard and L. f.
Heisler.
Prohibitionist-Frank Eolsinger, W. S;
Hannah. ], 7. Landrey ID. L. Bradford
and Maggie Doran.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

Are out of the question when tor
tured and distigured with Eczema.
Ii is the cause of more intense
suffering than all other skin diseases
combined.
Tender babies are among its most
numerous victims.
They are often born with it.
Most remedies and the best physi-
clans generally fail even to relieve.
If CUTICURA did no more than
cure Eczema, it would be entitled to
the gratitude of mankind.
II not only cures but
A single application is often suffi-
cient to afford instant relief, permit
rest and sleep, and point to speedy,
permanent cure.
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS be-
cause il is the most wonderful skin
cure of modern times.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

In the district court yesterday the jury
returned a verdict of guilty in the case
against Arthur Craig. charged with steal,
clothes from Herkowitz store. Elmer
Kerry was acquitted on the charge Of rob
winter The jury is out in. the case of the
state against Tonton Rial. charged with
on the Argentine boulevard. The Regular
panel OF jurors was exhausted last even
Ing, and Judge Alden adjourned court un-
til Monday morning Albert Tnogmartin
will then be placed on trial on the charge
of highway robbery.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
ntIrst pnblIentIon Iune .. lso5.l

NoTicE of TRt'STF;E'S sALE-Whcre-
as on October 2G, lsSS. j. -. \. King and
Fatha II. King, his wife, made. executed
and delivered their deed Of trust FOR the
bond FOR the sum of S3,1&OO0 IN said deed
of trust described, wherein they conveyed
to the undersigncd, David ii; Ettsn trus-
tee, the following described real estate;
state of Missouri to-wit: Lots numbered
nineteen 40 and twenty ,20p, OF block No.
twelve 02), Of the rrsurvcN Of lcndleton
heights. an addition TO the city of Kansas,
together with all of the improvements
thrrpunto belonging: and whereas. on the
18TH day of october, lN>S, at 100 o'clock p.
m said dcod Of trust was duly recorded
OF said Jackson county. Missouri; and,
whrrens said deed OF trust provides that
upou non-payment of the debt secured by
said deed of trust by the makers thereof.
the property therein desrIbed may be
sold by the trustee for the purppsc OF
raising the money to pay the debt thereby
secured: and, whereas, said Indebtedness
is now past due and unpaid; now, there
the undersigned, David Il. Ettcn the
trustee named in said deed Of trust. under
and hy virtue of the authority vested in
mo by said deed of trust NJ the request
of the owners of said bond, viii proceed
TO sell the above described real estate. at
public venduc. to the highest bidder, for
cash Mt the front door of the county court
house of Jackson county, Missouri, AT IN
dependence. the county scat Of said county.
on Thursday. the 2Ith day OF June, 1895.
between In, hours OF . o'clock in the fore
noon and IL o'clock in the afternoon Of
snil day. for the purpose or raising the
money to pay the amount of said indebted
ness, with interest ana costs OF executing
'"'s '''7' DAVID II. ETTIEN. Trustee.
EDWARD e. WRIGHT, Attorney,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

Ed Gallup, an employe of the Fowler
Packing Company, reported a very bold
holdup to the police OF No. 2 station yes
terday afternoon Gallup drew IA small
amount of money from the packing COM
pany yesterday morning, and soon after
and James Sturgeon, who, he alleges
robbed him. lie Immediately complained
to the police of station No. > Miller ac-
companied him TO the station for the al
legged purpose of proving his Innocence.
but when questioned by the police he be-
came tangled up in his story and was ar
rested. Rankin and Sturgeon We're also
"a p1
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
OLIVER n DEAN, Trustee.
Eansns CIV Va May llth. isa5. -


49, l'!rst puoNgatlon. June on iSsS;l
NOTICE Or Tlasf GEES sAI,tsnW asnny herei snd
Lucena Torpey his wife, made executed
and delivered their deed of trust Tor tne
purpose OF securing the payment OF on
the undersigned. David II. lfuen, trustee
the following described real estate, situ-
ated In the county OF Jackson and state or
Missouri, to-wt: Lots numbered nineteen
G9), twenty-one t2D and twcnty-thtee tS5,.
In St John * Dawson's addition 10 the
city OF independence Missouri. according
to the recorded plat thereof. together Win
all the improvements and hppurtehahces
thereunto belonging; and whereas. on the
i7th day OF April. 1859. at 1850 o'clock p. m.
SAID deed OF trust was duly ir1otusu u,
book l13. at page 232, OF the records oil si sniu
Jackson county at lndependenre, Mis-
souri,; and whereas, said deed or trust PRO.
vides that upon non-payment OF the dept
secured by said deed OF trust by the max,
may b" sold by the trustee for tho, purpose
of raising the money to pay the debt there
by secured; and whereas. said indebtedness
Is now past due and unpaid; now, therefore.
Undersigned, David II Etticn, the trustee
named In said deed Of trust, under ana hy
virtue OF the authority vested IN me oy
said deed OF trust, at the request OF the
above described real estate. at pubic Ven-
due. to the highest bidder. for cash, az tho
east front door Of the county court house
of Jackson county, Missouri, at lndepenu-
ence. the county seat of said county, being
the building in which the circuit court Is
held at Independence. ON Thursday the
nth day of June. A. u: 1895, between the
hours OF . o'clock in the forenoon and .
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, for the
purpose OF raising the money to pay the
amount OF such Indebtedness, with interest
and taxes advanced by the owner OF saiu
DAVID II. F'rriEN, Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
ROSEDAlE.

Beginning June the Kansas City Jour
nal Will be delivered in Rosedale by Eu-
gene Miller. who will also collect for same
at the reduced rate of 10 cents q week
and make his collections weekly.
The party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Helm
rick last night in honor of Miss Lizzie
Davis was one of the most enjoyable par
ties of the season.
Mrs. Matthias and Miss Lizzie Davis will
leave here sunday for Plttsburg. Pa Mrs.
Matthias will remain for year. Miss Da-
Wis Will return in time for the opening of
school
Rosednle has organized baseball club,
under the management of Louis Gcary.
They will play their first game Sunday.
\ Mr. Stewards family, in the South
Stewart has applied to officer Potter for
aid.
The Rev. T.. Blcvens viii preach at the
Walnut Street NJ. l.. church, South. at II
a. m. tomorrow.
Professor c. W. I.itchtield will lecture at
the NJ. II. church, South, next Sunday at
d. m Subject, "'rhc Church and Its
Work" Everybody cordially invited
Mrs. T. Wright. of the North end, is
reported to be seriously H.
Mrs. \. H. Morgan and Mrs, Oldham will
serve ice cream In the w. c. 7. L. read
ing room tonight.
Major and Mrs, Holsinger and their son,
Clarence. returned from Manhattan, Kas.
Thursday night.
The Iron city Gun Club will hold a
meeting at u, l.. Stne's Office tonight for
the purpose of raising funds to purchase
IA medal for the club. All members are
requested to be present.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

Major r. 5. ". Drought has begun the
erection OF TWO large warehouses for the
State Line Improvement Company. The
buildings are 10 be built of brick, and Will
be located on Wyoming street. The dimen-
sions are lOOx50 and 100xl5. The work of
laying the foundations was commenced
yesterday, and the construction Will be
pushed very rapidly.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

Manford Ellis, a li-year-oId son OF a,
Ellis, OF Piper station, was brought TO this
treatment for paralysis. About a week ago
he was suddenly attacked by that disease,
he was first afflicted with the disease med
ical aid was summoned, but without any
beneficial result. Yesterday he was brought
to the city, and will be treated by local
phVsicians
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

The last days SESSION OF the grand court
morning at O'Clock at NJ and o. hall
with devotional exercises, led by Rev,
james Wilson. after which the minutes Of
and approved. The reports of the various
committees were received and acted upon.
and officers We're elected for the ensuing
year, The next meeting will be held the
second week in June, 1886, at Leavenworth
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
A Child Falls From II window.

The 2-year-old child of Attorney W. T,
Reed had miraculous. escape from death
yesterday morning. Mrs Reed and the
and Virginia avenue The little tot, while
playing In the room. Went to an open win
balance and fell 10 the ground, Il distance
of about fifteen feet 1t sustained a few
bruises. but the injuries are not serious.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
one Fined. Two Discharged.

Pat Fitzsimmons and Milton Thompson
Were tried in Justice Hughes court yes
ries from j. r. Powers. a farmer living
near White Church. They We're both dis
the Other Two decided to stand trial. Me
Coy was fined and sent TO the county jail.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
METROPOLIS MISCELLANY.

Heinrich Branch, aged % years, and
Marie Ulm. aged 20 Years both OF this
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15
EDWARD c, WRiGHr Attorney, &C.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE-By rca-
son of default in the payment Of the prinri-
nal fotc ana the last four coupons thereto
tarhel, cxcep'ing d payment nf Sl-I, April
2O,h .Sgi, on coupon 10 Z described in and
srrIirri by a Itoi of trust dated MAY Isl
a. sutton her husband, to the unlnrSlrEol
trustee recorded In the recorders Of
Grn or Jackson county, Missouri al Kan
sas civ. In book II iQ7, AZ page 50, At The
rSGr,cst of thc LEGAL owner ana holder OF
saiI ised Of tr'lst ana notes. ], the under
signed trustee, VIII. on Friday the alst
dny Of June, 1925. between III, hours Of
O'clock in the forenoon aud o'clock in the
nfiarnoou OF said day. At The south front
Jnor of the circuit court house, AT NII.-
sour avenue and OAK ST.. in Kansas CIV
Jackson county. Missouri. soll at uubIl,
sale 10 the hlrhes, bidder for cash, he
nr"p,rty situated iu said Kansas civ
Jackson county. Missouri, ANA IN said de5'i
Of trltst described rs follows, to-wit: All
OF lot numbered thirteen CaD, and ali e.s llt
numbered fourteen 90 in block numbered
four .D as the same are marked and l,s-
ignatei on the record plat OF Chlrr's sub
division OF a part of the Eoutheast one
fourth p,j Of section four 80. t1wnsGin
forty-nlne c9l, range thlrty-thrre Cal, for
the purpose of paying Oft and saisfylnl,
said indrbt edu'rs. together with Interest
thereon and the expense OF this trust
W. q. PARK Err Trustee
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

Shipped daily in secure packages by
GEORGE EYSSELL. Druggist.
pnposiie waiting room. Union depot.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

The United states government report on
baking powders shows Royal superior TO
all others. II is pure, made from whole
some ingredients, and greatest in leaveninS
strength 1t Is the only baking powder for
those desiring the finest, most wholesome
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-15

tanning J. Scott and Mrs. Il. Hutchinsoi
and son, of Bcllefontainc, q.