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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
SWanville Items.

A light snow fell here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNutt arrived in
town last week from the southern
part of the sta te. and viii make their
home In this vicinity.
Messrs. Chambers and McNutt will
run a wood camp this winter for w.
j. Sullivan.
Mrs. Thomas Carey and Miss Ida
Cotield, Of st. Paul. came up Tues
day for u visit with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Cofield.
Quite Il number III young people
from neighborinY towns attended
the, dance given here last Friday
evening. Long Prairie. GREY Eagle
and Burtrum were represented.
Prof. Buelvw and B. b. Cox furnished
the music.
Miss Cora Hopkins, Of Sauk (en-
tire, visited in town Friday and
Saturday.
isaac Biteman and CAas. Chandler
returned from the prairies this week,
where they have been harvesting and
threshitiE this season.
Joseph Chevalier, Joseph Pepin.
Marshall Blais and jacob Linster
returned home on Saturday from,
Hancock. where they have been run
ming a threshing machine this fall.
There IL quite jangle In town
about q horse trade that was made
some time ago, between John Ste
berg, Of this village, and Joseph
Lucek, Of Flensburg. The man from
Flensburg brought the horse back
ON Sunday morning and said tile
horse was sick, and wanted tU trade
back. This Mr.. Stebe,g refused tG
do, saying the horse was not sick
when the trade was made. In the
afternoon the horse died and the man
started for home, but 1t seems he
waited. around till some time In the
|niEht and wentaand took the other
horse from the barn at the American
house. Constable j.. W. C0field
started out Monday morning In
search OF the horse and met the ma n
with the horse near Little Fails, II nd
arrested him and brought him here
for II hearing before Justice McRue.
He was taken to Little Falls Wednes-
day to await further results. We
hope. however, the matter will he
settled, as we believe the man took
the horse more through ignorance
than theft. thinking ii he got pos
session OF the horse he could hold
him.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22

night.
Mrs. VIM. Ward was on the sick
list on Monday last. Maggie Norris
titied her position az primary teacher
that day.
Bob Glnsser aud WIFI, having
made Il very short stay iG youth
Dakota. returned t. Motley the first
Of the week.
Chas., Mcaiillin and family re-
turned fron. jAckley, Ia., on Nov. IL.
They attended the deAth-bed 0i Mrs:
Mckillin's mother. Z
Miss Isabel Inichner. Of Braiuerd,
came up Nov. IL and spent Tuesday
and Wednesday as the guest Of Miss
Maud Francisco.
An extra-enst freight train de-
stroyed threshing seperutor for
Amos. Wilson ON Nov. Is. The
same train was wrecked ut Wheel
t,ck for several hours.
Tom Albieight, having sold out
his interests in the meat market, to-
gether with his wife and sister, left
for Manley. Ia, where they will
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ballard and the wife
oi Engineer Lynch, Of Staples, came
down on q hunting. expedition on
Friday last lbey also visited Mrs.
Mary Francisc0 anti family while
here. ,@ss~@&&ssssssss5a ..ssss~s.
Mrs. Emma Daley returded Satur-
day from an extended visit among
Indiana and Minnesota friends.
Her little daughter, Helen, accom-
panied her. They will make their
future home with Mrs. DIS parents,
G. IL. Hodge and wife of this place.
Conductor EelHon, Misses Maud
Francisco and Isabel Iaichner, and
Prof. Turrittin were treated to a
most enjoyable time by friends in
Staples on Tuesday evening. The
Prof. was initiated into the myster-
les OF Woodmen Of the world while
there.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22

was in the village saturday, and
took as a guest to st. Paul with
him lone of BuckmantOwn's promi-
nent. citizens. The citizen returned
Monday evening. For a companion
piece to ''God bless our home" there
should be hing in every house, "PeO-
pie who live In glass houses should
not throw stOnes.'
Say! They are thrshing yet.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
Lincoln Locals.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fallon
a 10H ID. boy.
Wa. Balsiger will work for Jones
& Hatcher this winter.
Mrs. John Randall spent a few
days in the Falls this week.
According toJack Fallon the moon
is now right for butchering hogs.
: Fish Trap lake<has frozen, over at
last-considerable later than last
year. .>7;.>. !,
o. Mr.. Raymond came up from the
Falls ON a brief visit to his sister,
I t1hi}s week.
Jas. DixOn's cane mill has broken
down again. He has had consider
able hard luck with his mill this fall.
Mrs. Ralph Fults, who has been
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
Motley Items.

j. S. Campbell was In Bruinerd on
Nov. ii.
Conductor Nelson made the rounds
on Tuesday.
San Francisco "Wheeled" to
Staples on NOy. Is.
Mrs. Chas. Ward is setting type
tor Editor Draw, of the Staples
World.
Johnnie Hollup, our busy tailor,
was called to the bedside of his
father In Mason City. H., on Sunday
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
Tariff Facts

For spenkers and students. or Defender Doc
ument No. 8 QeO pages). has just been issued by
The American Protective Tariff League. This
Is perhaps the most valuable document ever
published by this organization. and includes fnll
Information a. to the effect Of threatened free
trade and the present low tariff law. Order
by number only. Sent to any address for ten
cents. Address Wilbur F. Wakeman, Gen. Sec.
1ss West Esd Street, New York.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
Randall Euaaa ,,s.3

Rather cold wea aths,s' II Nm Mn sias
of year. 3Sts.a \. hi ~
E. A. Mills, E. N s,siIIisa q seati tat
6. Chapman have f,ate y I sf,al { rassl 4 VI
to get out a large ,itI,i is s,sss
and switch ties for the railroad cOm-
pany this winter. >
The vension brought in to market
during the open season this year
has been very conspicuous by its ali
sence. It cannot be said that the
Randall sports have not lived up to
the game laws.
J. Barrager and son, of Faribault.
were In town this week with drove
Of horses from their farm. They
Sold quite number.
The boys have about all gone to
the woods where they have secured
work for che winter at good wages.
There is a big turkey shoot sched-
u!ed for tho day before Thanksxiv-
ing. Everybody come and try your
skill. %@
W. l.. Chapman has moved to Hib-
hing, here he has accepted II posi-
ton with the Itasca Lumber Co. II
F. Boulter went to Minneapolis
Thursday. He will spend Thanks
giving with his family there. "
1t is rumOred that another gem
eral merchandise store IL soon to be
started in Randall by Little Fails
parties. =, %a
There will he a THANKSGIVING sups'
per ut the school house Thursday
evening under the auspices Of thee.
E. society. Everybody sh0,ssd at.
tend. =. ..~ ~ 3. S.,g
Frank w. Lucas went to- Itasc4
Monday TO visit with his parents I
week or SO. FILM
John Morrel left for st. Paul Sat
urday. He expects to make a trip
to Arizona before returning. '"*s q
From the present outlook bust
ness will he better in. Randall this
winter than Tor a number Of years
past. ".3@ ~
Claim Agent Taylor, of the Northl
ern Pacific, was in town Wednesday,
settling some claims for stock killed
by the cars. tI2
The Good Templars will hold open
lodge Saturday evening. All are itt
vited to attend. ,ss5s. sE ':eta41s ...41
Miss Hattie Smith closed Yert
successful term of school in the VII
lage school house Friday. I
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
as,syalt0n Items.

kss SSsiAsS5 ~ NHSaAy. cI%i ~
III Mrs st'IIseartpson and her daughter,
u iss:s. ther and sister of Mrs.
tF. L. Hyde, are here visiting, all the
way from Glendale, N. D.
81 Ben Sekert has moved, and settled
Tor the winter III one of A. G. Wilson g
houses.
I} Mrs. p. K. Nelson and children
[have returned from a lengthy Cali
io.nia visit. Mr.. Nelson has rented
tsthe Rnbt. Russell house, ON Mill
street, and they are again at home.
E John and Eugene Mundhollan
have returned from their South west
ern trip, and are at home with Doc.
81 Mrs. H. Nelson and children will
Visit this winter with her mother IN
concord, Mass.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Cauley and children,
|And Mr.. irwin. Of Little Falls, were
|tullers Sunday.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Mann visited
with Ira Bouck and family Sunday.
n We are sorry to learn OF Mr..
ECheelsy's loss IN Morrilltown. On
A0nday night his large barn and
Nohtents were destroyed by fire,
|faused by the breaking uf a Ian tern.
The lOss is heavy.
h On Monday, at the farm OF John
Randall. A. Nagle's portable engine
Ewent through ls*'r self, breaking pis-
Iton, crt'se-head and cylinder heads.
4 MARRlED-At North Prairie, on
IEMOnday, Nov. 18. Mr.. John Laeske,
lOf st. Capud,, and Miss Mary Schil-
lOnka. ti Two Rivers. On Tuesday,
Lat North Prairie, Mr.. Frank Petron
aand Miss Hattie Thomollo.
Il That ex;farm machinery rustler
land life insura nee hustler, Dan Quin-
Ilivan. of st. Cloud. is doing the vii
ilage.
/ On Wednesday evening, at the M.
IE. church. Rev. McClary gave a
lecture on Scotland and its customs.
1.-The attendance was light, but the
Istay aways were the losers.
4 The guild met with Mrs. H. r.
IGilbert this week and thelLadies' Aid
Eof the NJ. E.. church met with Mis-.
FIVE. Parker. # s3:5 ,.' ss=s sz55
| Cashier Parker spent Monday and
Tuesday Of this week Ia Albany, on
business connected with the bank.
|Ee.ttW. p. McNally and F. Naele give u
dance in the Muncy opera house
Thursday evening.
.On Friday evening at the opera
house the guild give a, supper.
Oysters will lie served in all styles,
or without style, II desired, during
the evening; ice cream will be served
and useful and ornamental articles
OF guild manufacture will be for sale.
For public improvements this week
-2Ofeet of new sidewalk by Bouck g
store and new street crossing to
the bank.
Matt Geissel has.' on account of
sickness, relinquished his school in
the Springer district. Fred Esrey
finishes the term for him.
On Saturday evening was raffled,
W. H. Davis boat trucks, oars and
all appurtenances. Wilson, Boyd
and Mu1 ply made u jackpot Of their
tickets, 22in number, and the ecombtne
won. Pigs feet and liquid refresh
ments were served and the hours
with the boatglided smoothly way.
United States Marshall Campbell
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22

The corner stone Of Itasca
county's new $3.50, 900 court house has
been laid.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
Rail Prairie Items .

|
J. w. Day visited his farm here
Tuesday on his way to Leach lake
John Nygreen has built new hen
house for J. W. Day. vet
! There is to beA dance Friday even.
ing given bv Miss M. Jones in honor
of the two school teachers, Misses
KienOW and Shelter.
Miss KienOw intends leaving for
her home in Buck man Monday.
Christ Anderson intends leaving
for Leach lake the first of December
to work for the Minnesota Logging
company.
Joe PauIson and Joe Jones visited
r. Neill in Green Prairie Sunday.
"A court has decided that Jay
Gould's heirs will have to pay taxes
on $1O.OOO,OOO. Some of the heirs
will almost regret that Gould died.
Private detectives killed a man
in Chicago who resisted their un-
lawful efforts to arrest him, end six
of the detectives are in Jail.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
Clothing.

NlOlnln&.
The reputation of our store as the
Leading Clothing House is more
firmly established than ever, and:: Jour
immense stock of Fall and Winter
goods is a great attraction to trade.
We are prepared for big business
in this department, and we are going
to sell an immense amount of
clothin G must sell it, and are
making prices that will give you the
best values for your money. We
don't need to quote a list of these
goods, as the stock is complete in all
grades. It will surprise you to see
what nice goods you can get for a
little money.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies' Shoes.
We are making special offers on
Ladies' Shoes just now, and the en-
tire line is cut over Is per cent in
price. Over 5000 pairs going at a
sacrifice. This opportunity was
never equalled before. Good bar
gains in Mems, Misses and Children's
Shoes.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes.
In this department we can supply
the trade better than other house in
this part of the state. Whatever
YOU want in the line of Footwear,
you can get from us to your advant-
age.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22

10FNEE-ARk to see our e1egal
PLE4sE BEAR in MIND
~ That no matter what
prices others advertise
you can a1ways get the
~ ga sgoOde. for lees
money or. Better Goods
for the ga me money at
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

The Santa lIe Route has inaugurated new
and strictly limited hrst-class service to
Southern California.
The California Limited leaves Kansas
City at $40 a. IN. daily. reaching Los An
geles and san Diego in two and half
days, and san Francisco in three days
thus reducing the time half day
Equipment consists of superb new yestl.
buled Pullman Palace ana compartment
sleepers, chair car and dining car through
from Kansas City to Los Angeles without
change. Entire train lighted by Pintsch
gas.
This is the fastest and most luxurious
train via any line to California. The prcs-
ent train leaving Kansas City al go p. m
will be continued, carrying through
palace sleeper and tourist sleeper to San
Francisco. and tourist sleeper 10 Los An
geles.
Full particulars can be obtained by ad-
dressing
GEO. w. HAGENBUCH. p. and T. A.
Northeast cor. 10th and Main sts.. Kansas
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

WHEREAS David ). Orrsun ana Emma
H. orrson hs YitS, l.S,{ Er9SH{{ors; r hy s fnsF
eighteen hundred aud eishty-eight and
recorded on thg same day m the recorders
once of Jackson county, Missouri, at Kan
both inclusive, conveyed 70 Jenorson Brum:
hack trustee the following deserlbed land
IN The county OF Jas ksGn, IN the state OF
Missouri. to-wil: Al OF lot, number four
hundred and ntiy.iour ti3ll ~ blqyk num-
the city OF Kansas, being parcel OF land
fronting forty-nine an4 one-halt li9i2l feet
city, and one-hundred aud fifteen and one
half Ql5iD feet ON the south side OF Eight
ffSt''p fSH 'ppaSymeat St Of eleven promissory notes IN
e SSaV o tSs Ts' 'pnePa n note seGured v Wafa saa
deed of trust, the other notes secured
n'sS ON sa ppTfnipaI note % seven nj thonsand dol. dol
lars OF the principal thereof. with interest
hundred and niuety-four, AT the rate speci.
iiod In the note; now, therefore. at the re-
ppaid paEi note, said Brumbqck. as such trustee
Win 70 san da uRasf Snd '5s b saS ass5 Sad
,rns HSfd 9t COR eyed and any and every eq papt
,hSeTeof. 4 ,pu6lie. ,yssad9e. to the ,Glshsss
OF Kar AS tnow called Kansas City,, in the
count of Jackson aforesaid, for cash. be-
toTe mee .ooh ma and i've O'clock in the Afternoons one
ON Monday, the thtrtieth day of December
eighteen hnndred slnanaeI Sna nins'y,nxe to Pay
trust including compensation TO the trus-
tee for hf 1nI the due on
door az whiSh, ,1 such ,a sale y VII be made be-
Missouri. on the block OF ground bounded
by Fifth street. Oak street Missouri ave-
the circuit court .of Jackson county, Mis-
souri. At kansSs City Is held. hs,. and an at which
su'i0saE sEEEEksoS FIT ssS5 G1RisuMBAcK. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

- ->''->'-.'- 80, ,,,s
b,tvs,s' IA 'he , ,.hi '@y Elm. ~ cIa'k In the
~ R.v'rl.oh anu hVe o''g,H lu titt ,'t,S{,,,nn 'oiI
",i ,''a, I'Ht TO, ','F fn1Pytu u f,ssst' ans
ihereuu. together Win the amount on snli
t'N'S anu y,srFs in'hlS taN'Htfd ,Iyb n,
t,rast THEREON from the litH day oi ~
,cy,.,,Up,,,i, iN,I an9 ,he vos'' anu u
t.,u.,. ~, n itlt ~. 2t.N \, 55i,b I,67
kansas CITY, Missouri I'tNcmoer -''n'l'''
TRUSTEES SALE whereas. Thomts S,
i'utS 39y {ayr f'yI9Mb yg1nb ',u 'nlui for 'f ~
V'r H.. ~ ~ Io'.y gl 'Ny, y,.r,p "a, is9u.,s
Sity nn NV, IiiT 'i;,.nf VIr'h 'SaI. and
recorded " The otii.e ot s4id So o.4,r, 's
i-6 ,t MO" W., ~, ,,,r 'pli,,.r Nd.
ngr,i"' az i,tH ,.' 'oV{NN,.yH' ,}t%in * % tS' f5i,
i5vIIt liI r ai''l tIt5,t. I'm fhc
',nniy ,L''ti , ii,.,,I. o. Mil
sSSHIf t%6.wi. % n, XII I" OF los s' 'nam6crSi tGr
Tt," sIr,yy,,,t,nnWn,' t,nnW, YIN vi,n,t, p3 fpriv.otS
til1, fofty-twG tg' anI dfty-three CD tg
i.uEo.y l.a.'i /. Hh ad..Hv" ,to Met ,s uy,
r,,nS sre '"m m,r rI,n, 5rd 3,sirn3i"I on ths
rr'@r0Gr pat 2t snlI aat,',iSn ", ygltraror of
IacIs 1f 1b",,s6n 6Vm.igtv Nitsorri az Kan.
sas Cy al,S an Of tl o,s 4, RumgsrG4 9ys 94EE
o., twelve d2j. thirteen dgj four,ycn gn,
nii,fgn d@ 5I%icgn go 94d fsg'tn'.yn ,l I,iGy
oi kansas. nov kansas CITY, MieF3hIN u
lhe sam, arc mnrkgd ana drstsnall;,d ,r 9n ~.
recorded pat Of said ,oddiuon o4 4lg ,'Pd 91
of said Jackson county Missouri NJ k9n-
sas iiiN, IN trust, however, 10 5e'ut" ,,,'
sorry notes In saiI dco1 OF trust described;
nud, whereas, d'iault hhS brtn nHI' ui (
,hG same, WIN Interest thereon rom inS
nm DAY of March, lMl, remains, "N'Iuur
2nf pnpa'a now hfret2Sre sI HI'00il, 0l,yer "P't' II
Dean, the undersigned trustee, nj the re-
Qnest Of the, legal holder and owner of
by virtue OF the power and authority IN mo
vested by sa!d deed OF trust WI IN w
cordancc with the terms OF Snii decd or
trust proceed 70 sell and sell. the pgon-
crtN ~ Sald deod or trust ana ntrtLt,,n.l"lSH
described, and any and every pari ihercoi. /
gash, at the west front door ot Lne tlllIVu |
states custom house hnI roS'" NNig,b pu,i,1 aT1
,ilE', az the southeast corner o. Nl"{fn { ~
walnut sreeis, IN Kansas, 'llE', IL, ,a"
county o. "a, kson 4iWtsa,l' ,WI Wv,Uuttmnn,,
the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon |
Ahn ,nNe o'clock IN ths alLuIn,Si'. re .,I,
fy 'f notes 5oe P@rRSssa Psa5rea by % a deed
trust ana the interest dWe thercfNn, ,nbIIss
trust c,., OLIVER II DEM, DEM. I-4s d-,S iSa,
hansas CITY. Missouri, peecmper -IlL, low. leN. /
IZTsTETs sALEIWasreas, HS,3!Sona HatS q.
bv their ctrtaIn decd Of trust dated the Sth |
d4y Of Aprti fi''' iSsS flod for record in the
C"unty Missoii,i AZ Kansas civ. on the |
IOth dnv Of Anil 1850 nn5 recorded I'm tho /
Office off said RECORDER Of deeds al Kansas I
convpypd Ia mo orIvnr IT Dean tho un- |
drrsiencd tristGa s, ne foiIIowing described |
J9,Ksom g IL, an ana stnte OF missouri onlf ,oiiS
G2I f6urtcen IN fFtacr fif1 and the west |
twcnty-nine and one-hnif C2GrG feet of the |
numbered sixteen G0. all in block num-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

On the Maple Leaf (Chcago Great West
ern). effective December Is. Two hours
cut off time of all trains. Chicago Limited
Will leave ut 1880 a. IN. daily instead OF
lOI5 a. m Twin City Limited Will leave
at same time. Limited from Chicago, Twin
Cities, Des Moines and st. Joseph viii ar
as now. Night express VIII arrive at $3.50
p m. daily, instead of hoo p. m. See ad-
Vertisement ana time table of the new
every night at 500 All trains leave Grand
{ entral depot, Second and Wyandotte
streets,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
Legal NOTICES.

q,
Kruil and John t.. Kruu, her husband dd
10y their ccrtajn deed ~ trust dated the
ib ibs sr KAY Sy %, ~ MEqs Emras %i 2nI TGGeo2Gr4Sd on
Ji2, at page iYl. iu the Office OF the recorder
9t decis tor JacS-on county, Missouri at
trustce the following described real estate
IN Jackson county, Missouri. to-wit. All OF
CD. ten uW. eleven iij, tWciye G9. twenitye.
four GD. twenty ntr 2] twcnty-siN t26,
iy-ninc C0. thnty-urce C6. thfty.foGr
t5U, thirty uve GD thtty-slN 800, thirty
seven 30. thirty-oight GD, thirty nine t5N
and the south seNgnty.hvt and thirteen-oue
hundrrdihs Nl l3.lpW tect oi lot eiEht NO,
@n am @ '2 ba PSE v ~ ty'EhHr Of GTsd" nesnS @
Kansas city, as the Same are marked and
dysipn2tci. on thc Plat ot said addition on
cordor OF deeds ur said Jackson county. at
said Kansas city 90 secure tho Indebted.
doci Of trust described. aud. whstcas. de-
fault las been modo In tn payment of said
nn,as aud interest thereon, and whereas.
default has hcen made ~ the payment OF
,oEcs i15. state ond county taxes for the
Said pfoucr;v ali Of which nave bc,n paIi'i
ness and sums OF money OR balances: and,
whereas more than siN months have passed
hetwogq said John II. krpll and Lirpn.
uud,rsiruol trustee. by virtue of the pow.
Crs tu me vested In and by said deed Of trust
ati atFi az ,i,te ana s,,,,s az ,m"n"y r or
balances. hereby give notice that I win. ON
hctwc,n tho hours OF Q o'clock In the forc.
noon and o'clock IN the afternoon. at tho
ON Missouri nNCnuc, hctwunu oak aud l.O-
Gust stccets. in saii Kansas city, Jackson
county Missouri eNrose snid real estate
highest bidder to pay Oft rHid Indebtedness
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
ARE you GOING TO TRAVEL2

The Burlington Route from Kansas city
offers advantages excelled by none, with
new compartment slcepers and parlor cars
TO St Louis; unequalci service on fast
train to Chicago. including cafe Dining
Car service. solid train from Kansas city
70 Denver with Cafe Dining Car for every
meal, making 1t the most desirable for
Colorado and the Pacific coast points; It Is
the only direct line to Billings Spokane and
Puget Sound points, the best line to Oma-
ma st. Paul and Minneapolis.
For fun Information apply nj any ticket
office or address II. {. orr. Kansas City,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

Maintains the fastest and handsomest
cuuippeI passenger trains from St Louis
Louis to Louisville. KY; three daily trains
st Louis to Cincinnati, o.; two daily
trains ST. Louis to Columbus, o..
and Pittshurg, Pa. two daily trains
ST. Louis to Washington, baltimore. Phil
cts ana other information, inquire Of any
ticket agent or address j. NJ. Chosbrough
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

The Union Pacific win sell excursion
tickets December ~ 25 81 and January l.
good 10 return January ., to points within
700 miles of Kansas City at "a rate of ono
ana one-third fare. This low rate viii en-,
able all 10 pay holiday visits Students
rate went into effect December 90 Ticket
otlices, 1000 Main street, io3S Union avenue
and Union station Telephone ll0a
j. Il. FRAWLEN, Genl Agent.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
Leaves To-night for Chicago.

The "Chicago Limited" on the Chicago &.
Alton railroad leaves Kansas City every
evening at : o'clock, arriving in Chicago at
a. m. No other line makes any quicker
time.
Kansas city Ticket Offices:
Junction ticket office, Ninth, Main and
Delaware 1888 Union avenue; Union depot
and Grand ANcnuo depOt.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

For the midwlnter holidays the Santa Fa
route Viii sell tickets 10 points within two
hundred miles al ono and one third fare
"A. o and 81 and January /; return limit
January >, 1896.
Santa Fo route ticket offices n. @. cor. 10th
and Main sts.; 1850 Union ave. and Union
depot. GEORGE W. HACkENBUCH,
l.. and Il. \.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

by given that the annual meeting Of the
members of the board of trade Will be held
al the office of the association (room 49,
Exchange building, northwest corner Sth
and Wyandotte Streets, on the 7th day OF
January, "A, ID. .lss6,for the purpose OF electns
tors and members of the arbitration com
mittee TO serve for the year beginning
January llth 1896. Polls will be opened at
O'clock a. m, and close at O'Clock p. m.
j. X. pANIDS0N, President.
WM. ID. CHARDE, Secretary.
Kansas City. No.. December 2Gth. 1895.