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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20
WHEREAS, Sylvester W. Hurst and

s Y H';s rs
March. eighteen hundred and eighty eight.
and recorded in the office of The recorder
Kansas ea city, It SHSH on the 'naf day
Of re eghes9 d hundred and @ ssh bds
nsve % SSGK eonyeyed dI 10 PaRseS PRs S
erson, Brumback. trustee, the following
ssonr and in CITY
seventeen 90 and eighteen ds), in block
number three g. in caases suSdyisi9n Of
Mqn M sosisd u NE range 6 qsaF@lSf sss
south line OF 18th street 90 feet wide). by
depth, south with the same width OF 4a
BY east fine of the. west half of the s; e:
quarter Of said SECTION 4, being parcel OF
aSenS % de ss fee sae aa Tue se South
side OF 18th street. in the City OF Kansas,
notes ssePeS and
whereas. default was made in the payment
snS dus Of IT the pnepd rSte not deserSea 3
remains due and unpaid and nothing has
esen PaS S to he
lie NOTICE is hereby given, that at the re-
trust having been paid, and because Of
proceed to sell the, property hereinbefore
ana IN sucn ueeu CeSCIlDeu anu anu
every part thereof, at public vendue. to tho
highest bidder at the court house door in
the City OF Kansas tnow called Kansas
City), in Jackson county aforesaid. for
cash, on Friday. the second day OF AUGUST.
eighteen hundred and ninety-ive, between
the hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon
and five O'Clock in the afternoon. TO pay
,i the amount @ remaining , unpaid on said print
executing said trust, the court house door
south front door of the court house build
ing in Kansas City, Jackson county, Mis-
souri,. on the block of ground bounded by
and Locust street, being the building where
in the circuit court of Jackson county.
Missouri. at Kansas City, will be held. or
might lawfully be held II then in session.
and being the door where the sheriff usu-
ally makes sales execution.
JEFFERSON BRUMBACK. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

TRUSTEES sALE-By reason of default
one interest coupon described in a deed i'tP of
iast mnfe bs by Mae9 Mfe dafsa 3 Ellis fb ana Bar
thgna hs $40 ana recorded on III The sn stb gay Of
of October 1880, ip book B i3l. at page 3 5ss,
viii. by virtue of the promises and OF ~; ~;
power IN me vested by said deed of trust
said notes, proceed 70 sell ali OF iot num- M
bered %. in Lipwood summit an additIon
Mo, as shown by the Recorded dat VIunsyj of saIyj
addition. at the ] south fTront door OF the the
court house IN kansas Guy, between the
o'clock in the Afternoon, on THURSDAY. The
25th day OF July, 1885, at public yend,is 10
the highest bidder, for cash, for the nur
pose % paying said notes and the cost Of
Kansas City, July lst. 1895.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20
LIVE STOCK ny TELEGRAPH.


St Louis July 1g-CATTLE-
500; shipments 600 Market strong and
active ana demand exceeded supply. Good
shipping ana export steers 81 2505. Is: light
shitniug GOOD hutrhrrs' and drassed heef
stdars 75} 20: common tttd steeTs "a S5G,S Eo
stockfrs and feeders So 565J1 90. cows md
mixed lots - OOII3 20. Tcxas ana indian
steers rang,ai 50 75IJi % but most ~ thn
saIes were M 81 2,I,g II, cows bcifars and
,niyed - o5%,2 q ''' -0'''' '''''
JJGf;S Gsints . r0n, sbir,,ar+s , -no
NI,,,I.nt strar ,,,itI w ,tn,i ,' 4 ~. ~
i,s sIirrI, nTi nice ~ i1i|rba PI,tnts
-, t,S- IN a.. r'tLiVS ?o W.
snIi ryfib ,E rSt,it r g 49, 49, t'sh'
II pit ~ -,,, S''Ht % ~, 80
Stiiii-t - 4'Sov, Shlplnehts, none,
va Nt,'t N' IA, InGul St'd"S l3t sHSSp, put Weak
~. g ~, a. LOT 90 t61 o N@ape @ sheep'
= SS55'4Glt33'e2' 4"hps' S''oo4o'o' Ie%aS sheep'
'-Sr''o,9y Sbira%o I'll 1r,v ,oc ,rrr T.
n.Ic"Ep1 ~ July I5-CAI Title Lite
ot+p,s were ialf ior frlday. .o pens N estimat, !,
" sS, "T}y' aIgtuuImE III l,nVo 1,TTSans ana
%oy"S 49,, 1% Sontlus ON ~ rahSeIs: uhere was
urnI, nTos grar' pu6 thT dihiteSi
oIi,f stiH5 obo,it tba saHea s mltu
t"'tSi'' 5tyUd 80, G anous the ] yarle as yes
Gr gg,,aiit,+ my cdItiJ bi were 81 eNttis
,1aff,,, Sne pnih coHTisteq OF
drove Of Texans VAS sold at 4 IN WesteEn peS5
sGd f and COY COWS Nqt5Vf and his Titeeas
81 5oa3 Is. 'S 60
H6GSIPrIcas had apotber ,isa NJ IN,
nor 100 mounds today. as ONLY ahopt ~ 5G0
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

Der. eaa6s5c; December ssaas. 7oc: Jan
March, ssSaSSSSSe! April, 6'so&SS.o2c, sSS o''''-
middlings, &c. Net receipts. bales gross
10 bales; exports to the Continent lSg;
forwarded, bales; sales. III bales, all
spinners; stock, 19i "a bales.
weekly net receipts, 3 bales; gross, hS2
bales; exports to Great Britain. c22 bales;
to France. bales; TO the Continent. 1851
bales; forwarded 5S bales; sales. $3.50
bales; spinnerS. 2,7gS bales
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20


corn. IL Is said, is offered in Fort Worth.
Ten. at l5c Z. o. b.. Tor october delivery.
Minneapolis and Duluth stocks OF wheat
VIII decrease about l,5W,VD bushels this
Thc amount OF wheat in farmers hands
July !. according to the government report,
was % 61QDOo bushels.
Henry Gecsey, Greenwood county, kas.,
was r the city yesterday. Grass and corn
ar. eooi and oats fair in his county.
n E sisson, Woodson county, Kas. was
lr the city yesterday. He says corn and
olt. are good in his county. but grass
M.iIewkine. Carroll county, Mo. was at
IN. s,oeE Yards yesterday. He reports
corn Hna oats fair and grass good in his
county.
j. W. Ballard, Anderson county, Kas.,
was at the Yards yesterday. He says corn
Is Tine and oats and grass good in Ander-
son county.
THE four Atlantic ports cleared for -ex-
port yesterday 1900 bushels of wheat 900
aaaIl 1850 bushels Of oats
TN. rainfall here Thursday night was
G'ty. f. valgnnGne' H. omaha a trace.
Davenport 2pl Continued showers are
An indianapolis miller says that there
were over iup1 ndo bushels Of wheat shipped
from that S.. don TO chicago last year Dut
There VIII not hc over 100000 bushels
Sl,,s Of cash wheat at Chicago yester-
day aggregated 10000 bushels. of which
Muskorpou. Nlich 10000 bushls to Toledo,
2n,Mo bushels to Urbana, O., and 2oOOO bush
els to Erie.
Cudahy and Linn are the leaders In the
chicago wheat market az present They are
scllr!uE is with good success, but are not
playiug big lines. as they desire to make
Quick turns. and large lines would he difii-
cult to handle in market like the pres
they % have bSan taking sR in 5000 bushels not Of
wheat daily from farmt rs wagons. II is
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

TRUSTEES sALE-Ry reason Of de-
With interest thereon, described in the
deed of trust, dated the 18th day of June,
iSSS, executed by George w. Nelson and
Ellie +. Nelson, his wife. filed for record
In the office OF the recorder OF deeds of
Jackson i i county, Missouri at Kansas City,
Missouri on July llth. 1855. and there re-
Corded in book b No No 100 at page Ga, I
the the forenoon and fve o'clock in the after
noon, on Tuesday, the SOth day Of July,
states yii custom house and postoflce, in
MaTins at the request Of N, legal holder and
owner of said note, sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder. for cash. the follow
ing described real property, Situated in
the county of Jackson. state of Missouri
to:wit:. The. north twelve and one-half
and and the south twenty-five (2O feet OF lot
numbered nineteen 40. all in North Alta
mont, an addition to the city OF Kansas,
and designated on the Corrected Plat OF
North Altamont," on file and of record in
the office of the recorder OF deeds of said
Jackson county, at Kansas City, Missouri,
for the purpose of satisfying the debt Sc.
cured by said deed Of trust and the costs
of executing this trust
CHARLES r. RUSSELL. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

New York. July la.-rhs. engasemeut OF
y million dollars ia gu.. for -h.pmeut 20
Europe tomorrow Was NOT /. factor iD the
share .pewaaugr. although efforts were
made o. iA" hears t' use il as a barrier
upon ya4gr-. It -.e Us 20 he apu.pteG by
tn street tAnr all danger ot heavy gold
th.hHrhLs mas passed iaF the year and
render .t absolutely ,rr,n.u tHat the supply
oi sl"itLt ht-> sla.l lA.fra7y nom this
Shipment and possibly by reason thegeof
tte syetAr+ aNg nag e. market ASS Imea an
made. Ia the stock market the trading
wa. very dun and lfe short interest was
the past fy" days putting out shorter
lines ana covering quickly al the frs. sign
Of danger n Was only 10 the lndustrials
than ANY wide movement Was made and
tro same old cli4u1s which have been
working the market during the week d.d
the manipulation.
Bonds W,ra quiet and Irregular and
closed ia the main lower. Sales aggregated
s. $50. COO
Quotations on the New York Stock ex-
change were as follows
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20
Local i,nnh stock quotations.

The following ara the bid and asked
price OF stocks of Kansas city banks and
Other local securities. as furnished 10y II.
J. Wright ~ Co, brokers' Armour build.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

b.. 502..., 3 90
RANGE CATTLt-NATINE DIVISION
TENAS STEERS.
5599"...' l9i6.,.' ll9Qii66.,. 80 3s'''''-nS2'''. 50
COLORADO STEERS.
Wintered--
7s.~,., PTS. 4 40 25...... s76.... 400
ARKANSAS STEERS
Fed
ARKANSAS COWS
b.. 65s.... l5 1::.,., 700. 90
NEW MENIco STEERS.
- .i2sO.... 835 "a .loss.... 65
NEW MENICo CALVES.
WESTERN STEERS.
i4.:...,ll ne. 10 S.,....ll22-... %
25...... ISL. 8 s5
Fed
iO....l2s9... is5
RANG. tATTI E-fENAS DIVISION.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
sa,iSs s3.,,.iSs$,.. S Is rs ..is5i... S5i.. s55
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

HORSES AND MULES-Movement for
the past a hours:
Receipts ,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ
Shipments .............
There were a few more in yesterday, but
buyers were indifferent and what few
sales made were to local spectators, and
prices paid much the same as the previous
days of the week. but there was no out
side demand.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20
MILLS Commission Co

1O3 New York Life building.
Telephone @1SS. KANSAS CITY, MO.
Dealers in GRAIN and PROVISIONS for
cash or future delivery and RAILROAD
STOCKS and BONDS, orders by mail or
telegraph promptly executed.
Leased Wires to Chicago and New York.
Refer to Bradstreets and Dun's Mercan.
tile Agencies, New England Safe Deposit
and Trust Company.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

SElEEP--Movement for the past "a hours:
it'repts .... 10y
shipments .... ........'.....s. ............. lS4
-. !Nt-'uNS $40
There was hardly so much life to the
market yesterday as Thursday. but the
quality of the offerings was not so good.
What good muttonS and fat lambs here
sold WELL but poor grades were inclined
to drag, and at times showed weakness.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20
W. J. Anderson, 5Istsi 5I3iaf!''

to3 Delaware st. Kansas city. Mo Com;
nercial Paper, Stocks and Bonds. hlh
Estate Loans
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

Cincinnati July a-wHIsKEY-ouiet
Sales, AS barrels at $l9S
st. Louis. July 9-WH1SkY--Steady
Distillers finished goods at $l.23
Peoria, ILL.,. July 1g.-WHISEY-Firm
Finished goods on the basis of s1.23 for
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20
Missouri, Kansas & IeyaS Irust Co.,

tNpitNI SI,E1W'UWU. -
Surplus and Undivided FRONTS. s73o,ooo.
ARTHUR H. STILNELJ President
Vice Pr.sidents A. a Moshcr. |. Martin
W. : Taylor. :. McD. rrimble.
Rob;. u Cone secretary WIN Taylor
Treasurer: FranN Il wilcox Asst Treas
JACQUES L Nolthenius Asst secy'; Trimblo e
Braiev General Attorneys
Executes General Trust business.
Acts ne Trustee, Transfer Agent or Reg
istrar for Corporations
Acts a. Executor. Administrator, Guard
ian, ur Trustee OF Estates.
Collects Western Mortgages.
Iakcs charge Of pr"pcrtics, collecting
rents pnying taxes, ctc. for Eastern In
NpStprs,
KANSAS city Directors A r. StiweN L.
Martin A. A Noeher & a. Dean. Frank tooper.
1 4 Fatou d Ncp Tr.wl". Robt GilIA1m
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

New York. July e.-Lead-stronc; brok-
ers price $500: exchange, $40 Spelter-
Steady; domestic. $37O.
St. Louis. July 19--Lead-Firm; sales 6
cars at $Sl5 Spelter-IIlgher; i cars at
S.55.
ADD COFFEE AND SUGAR
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

New Orleans, July 1s.-COTTON-Fut-
uTes quiet and steady. Sales, li,40o bales
July, 653e bid; August, 65id6. 55c; Septem-
Der. 6.5S46.5sc; october, 6.6lq6.62ci Noyerl-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

September, iSc. Flaxseed-No 1 cash, N.29;
Il, Louis July l9-Rye- Steady. No. 2
cash. sacked, 4ic on east track. FlaSseed
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

Rye and Seeds.
Chicago, July l9.-Rye-No / cash. 4sc,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

corn 49, oats l73 neat, 81
Estimated receipts to-day. Zyts., 90
cars corn. x cars; oats ~ cars ''' ~
CO.'S, Cash-No, mixed. ISL 4sI.o. o. *; No q
20, 35ATS--Cash-No, 3, mixed 28c; No 2
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-20

As furnished hy French Bros Commission
inE '''-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
COSCIRNISG TIE DISPUTED LAND
CLAIM, IN OKLAHOMA.
Only One Instance to Show the Discrimina-
tiun That Exists in Favor of suouers
A story That VIII Speak
for Itself.

II has ortar, baon cbar,,ad tbs+ tt,,. ,-.s
- ~, S,,.,i, - ~ ~"
bIed' 'lJ"s"ce uohe 10 many honest peo-
pie in the opening OF Oklahoma, and That
had every legal right y, re thrown off rb.t
.,'c,,,l,.,S 80 :" ','' %" II u!t 'i''
9oo'e4S h'Eh' PioAt ana idNpflles OF
the department secure valuable Ian s..
Then when such practices failed the con-
tests were s1Isnerd,d and hold hack for
-,
'ol's Pti'ous OF tlIhe, so lhat people OF
lighting them, and were thus forced to
reIiroiIisb IapftIr.te cIair,s IN ,,,lrslla
-, ,,Y 'H'L''''S
f"S's' me c""ise 'ha' lhefe mas De n
faVoHusm shown 10 'sooners' in each
shown @ T',E ro ha fona% IN e 6n mas Oee
Anon, tn, .rasts tb,t y,ara ro,1 80, mn
Si,,e. hSi wats tor 'Tine aet On DS
more OF an ,adyanIaee, was the case Of
!. M NJ tes ~ AIGHto,., am IJHyit Jo"h a
,a, - a. u Mhoin htSu on thr saIhs
"a 'd"u al 'le opening oA C"'dAolha
"a lsy, ,oso A.,
a., an N'aN Ieo', Aiih boo'ty uled her nome
@ o. iaHiy ana naive born c.tl"ta;
itt''ii,"'@ t'' y iolD"'ae contest WitS HIsd
nS u - Monroe. VINO claimed that he
WIS @Mas nIs on We lahu aud that ne haI I'M
nioNTu me S!a!h pf.pr 10 the ilhAS oi
the DooirE clam, ana that she had nled
agr aTene sp,yri@i'e IPIurR4Sesi Later ne hisl
ga an atHVmdeI aIluhE sho" .hE that sne
haq tal!ed To go ahead anu improve the
c4alhl ana comply WIN me law;
~ Malth lsjD, JOhn A. GILBERT ned a
Cohtgsi case aEaihst Ann Dool y, In which
ne, ne 1talIheu she had never e. esthblshed her
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19
ILLINOIS MAY HAVE TO REFUND.
Navy Department Worked Up over th
sale Of the Brick hin at Chicago.

Washington, oct 1s.-The navy depart
ment is very much concerned al the action
of the Illinois authorities in selling the
brick ship Illinois and keeping the pro-
ceeds in the state treasury. 1t has been
the uniform rule heretofore TO regard all
property obtained by a state from the ma
tional government for the use Of the state
naval militia as a loan in trust, the prop
erty TO be returned to the national govern
mont when 1t IS no longer used by the
militia. While the conditions under which
the state of Illinois became posse sed of
the brick ship differed In some &c gree
from those under which ships and "a ip-
ment are issued to states generally, he
naval authorities are disposed to b II We
that in this case there was no legal ri ht
I'm the state of Illinois to sell the brick sh p
and its equipment, and tn fore II Is TAX
ing steps to ascertain the rights of the ma
tlonal government in the matter
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19
PERSONALS.

W. B. Roe. New York, is at the Coates
T. c. Sherwood, Des Moines, Is at the
Coates.
r, W sommers, Waterloo, N. Y, is at
d. a. Bingham. Liverpool, England is al
the Coates.
w. L. Thompson, Detroit, is at the
Coates.
e. b. Freeman, Boston, is at the Coates
j, !. Mclaughlin, Batavia, n. Y. is al
A. Chrlsteson. Houston, is at the Coates
W, II. Teal. Los Angeles, is at the
Coates.
j. c, Cresson. Washington, D. c., is at the
II A. Ensing New York, is at the Hotel
oscar II. OFT. ST. Louis. Mo-. is at the
c. r. Taylor and wife, Chicago. are at
the Hotel Victoria.
William Appleton, Chicago. is at the
Lee Nance. Louisville, KY. is at the
Hotel Victoria.
W, p, Glass, Coffeyvile. Kas,, Is at the
Hotel Victoria.
James ]. Gilmartin. st. Louis. Mo, is at
William Reynolds of Marblehead, Mass,
was at the Coates House yesterday. He Is
member OF the senate Of Massachusetts,
l.. *, Dunn, of Ninita, /. T.. is at the
New Albany.
f. NJ. Brown, of Humansyille. Mo-. is at
the New Albany,
George West OF Durango Col, is al the
New Albany,
New Albany.
j, W, Geary. of Clinton. Mo-. is at the
New Albany.
Mr., Waiter L.. Potts Is in the city visit
Ing his father. Mr.. Sam Potts, of General
Shelby's office. lie has been away from
home for over two years and has been
pretty nearly all over the country In that
time. He has been travelling as a musician
for six years and has played in nearly
every state IN the Union and in Australia
and other foreign countries. lie is a
xylophone soloist and after a short visit
here expects to 90 TO Saratoga, where he
has an offer with an orchestra.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

T. II, Harleson, an expressman. drove 20
his home. at S0s East Eighth street. last
night with Two trunks. mattress and a
yallse In his wagon. They We're to be de-
Hvered IN different parts OF the city. He
hitehed the team in front Of his home and
entered the house 10 eat his supper. lie
When he came out the team and wagon
We're missing He notified the police ana
O'Clock word was received al the Centrai
station that team and wagon answering
the description OF Harleson's had been seen
on the road toward Independence. A tele-
phone message was sent 10 the authorities
outlL
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

Two Lawyers SIgncd'ths Bond of Maud'
niul,lcman Last Night,

Minnie Winkleman, of 1918 Alexander ave-
nue., and Maude Rockwell OF 52l East
Tenth street, we're arrested last Wednes-
day charged with stealing a dress from
Mrs. l.. James, a fortune teller who has
an office in the Shuttle building, as was
told in the Journal last Thursday. The
and their bond placed al 500 each for III Ar
app arance Tor trial The Rockwell girls
father s.sped her bond, but as the Ninkle-
for her, she was remanded 10 jail. Maude
said she would not desert her friend so
remained unil last night. when two at
torneys, +, +. Conine and G, ". Marshall
who hac heard Of the SAD plight of the
signed the bonds. Both of the girls were
glad 10 get out. but as Miss Rockwelrs
father had refused 10 sign Miss Winkle-
mans bond, Maude would not 20 home
She accompanied MISS. Winklaman to the
atters home at 1915 Alexander avenue.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. ls-Fredericb Ava
Jr., went down into q well to-day and was
overcome by gas. His father and Charles
smith, his brother-in-law, tried TO rescus
the y9n ng man and also succumbed to the
gas, Ihe three bodies have been recoyersI
Each et the msn has large families.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

Paris, Oct. 1s,--John J.. Waller, formerly
consul for the United States AT Tamative,
Madagascar, has been removed from Clair
vauN prison 10 the prison at Mines, cap
ltal OF he Department Of Gard, the eli
TO The prisoner, who i far from enjoying
good health = 80
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

Alexandria, oct ls.-A ferry boat hay-
ing sixty persons on board coltded to-day
anchor The frrryboat capsiZed and fifty
of those on board of her, mostly workmen,
drowned.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

IL has been announced that the Harvard
Princeton football zane viii take place at
Princeton November g
l., Laiu,ia Ilaz. Mexican consul at La
redo, Tea" says Pres dent Diaz Is op-
posed u allowing prizehght!ug IA Mexico
and the Corbett-Fitz. ilum0ns light would
not come OH Oh Mexican soil.
The bank clerks OF Chicago have organ
ize4 Al athletic ell9. NTH IN assured
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

Reduced rates 20 Dallas, Tex, on account
Of the T,Nas state fair and Dallas exp0-i-
ti1u, October ~ to November 4, General
christian Missionary conxent!on Christian
church October rs TO %. The tSaty R3u e)
81. souri, kansas & Texas railway viii sell
urke.s Cetob,r 10 10 n, inclusive, at ona
fare tor the round Trip, good for return
passage on or before November TO- Chair
ear seats free ON sleeper through without
char-e For particulars call at s23 Main
street loH lrilu ay.n.e and Union depot.
T. J. FITIGERALD, Z. and Il. A.
JAS BARKER. q, p. and 7, a.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

Sherlock ig General Miles. lo5; lndcpcnd-
| elce,. iN; MNghcll, iH. lQrolq, l@ WICK,
! io5; Cloc. Io1 Aba tlulsteRJ. iQ5.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

'ATARQA sufferers may obtain valuable
HiAhnu ptmphlet by enclosing stamp to
, oiumbia Chemical Co., Wasbington on, u. @, No
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

sas courts decide that the prize fight is
nst Illegal 1t Will be humiliating 10 him
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19
EgGpNAN
B3sssnss Powder
AssSoz~nSly gsSro

Singleton sala sne resisvu vnvsv |
WAS q httls hope for her recovery.
s,t,ra rrou,a ~ |
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-19

course. "apsura ana roo..sn In ,ne
eyes Of political opponents. Robert
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Sunday morning OF typhoid-fcver. In her
twenty-first year Tire services. plain as
they were. and In strict accordance WIN
the Episcopal ritual, were OF the most
Impressive nature. Long before o CLOCK
yesterday afternoon, the hour 4ppoihtcu
Tor the funeral. numerous fficnIs OF tne
departed and OF her father nlled lhc
body of the church, with the exception
OF the pcws reserved for those who fnaue
mp the funeral cortcge.
Professor Jake Reinhardt presided over
the organ and the supplied choir was
on hand TO pay the last tribute 10 one
who had been beloved by all who came
IN contact with her The rector or 'he
church. Rev Hartley Carmichael, met
the remains at the door. and win ,hc
well known verse, II am the resuriscuo"
and the nfc." he led the mournfri pro-
ccssion to the chancel. The remains OF
Miss Stiles were laid TO rest IN VIM
Caskct. which was completely co..l'n
with roses and chrysanthemnms. Alt.'
Lover of My Soul" Mr. Carmichael Icu
the burial chant. Lord. let me know my
end" and Lord, thou mast Dcch oua
refuge" the responses OF when were
sung by the choir , -,
After Mr. Carmichael had read W
lesson from I. Cor, Ky, -; etcy NV
is Christ risen from the DEATH. the cnolr
and congregation sang hymn NO. 49,
"Uarki Inc sound OF holy voices. Rev.
y Y Fariand. the assistant rector, OIL
fered a fervcnt prayer, and under me
singing of hymn No ~ Jesus liNes. my
tcrrors now" the remains were Slowly
carried out to be taken 10 peaceful Holy
wood. their last resting place.