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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Shelmiihe S&laQfertiafeit.

Gin Nnseflaster, ipelten bic @eidpo.
renen bes 9iebftubls fir idulois .rtldr.
ten. ruurbe pom Sdmurseridts,Y rdii.
benton bel 5~etiesuns Der Strafe sefrast,
mes er uor5iebe, Nr%beitsbaus oosr @s.
fdnsuiB? morauf berielbe iofort errpi.
osrte: rSerr Brdfioent. MAIDEN Sic es,
pie tpenn es fir Sic ielbit pdre!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
S1bere 86lferfunoe.

Gebrer: .8us tpeiBt 3u mir BON ben
Grieru 81 iasen?"
S1ller: .Sie uerben einsetbsilt in
8eset-aIier, Ggr-a rier, Brolet-a.
rier."
2ebrer: ~Benn 9u mir nod einmal
iOl4e Bise madf, tpirf 3u egsmpl-
ariid betraft!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Nabrplan:
Simon !. Buffer

o%eriouft friide Butter ~ ~ bis IS Cts oas
Bib. u. friide gier an 12h Cts per 9nBeno.
Sas bette Nebl uno aus9e5eldnetes 8teb'
utter gu ben nieorisften Brelfen perfauft.
Office unb Wieberlaee Q. Gpe. ilolih,
S.Sa ct. gloub, Rtnusiota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Cine quite Gelesenbeit.

Die untsr,sihnste bistet Setem, Der 6aus
unb Statuna nebt Stcre NIT sinem Idmmt-
lihen gprratb an 8rpeerisn, Gftnwdaren,
Shuten unb Stisfsln wie aud Spr,enan.
unb Srbsrwaarsn faufen cesr In Ya6t
rtbmsn motts, bisrSu bic bette 8tleatnbeit.
Neftftirsnbe mpsen iib rpenbtn an
anna s. Srpmtlt.
q 1t &itss, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
RaSeruenbofblItbe

Nelbmebsl; r0ein. 10 bumme 8erls
bab' ib itou lang ni1t msbr sebabt!
go udr me 8slsloiauus fur bic ionia'
llde Scurnss, iuenn man @uh itrob'
oumm nennen rpoute!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
8eim DelrotbSpermittler.

,Jriiber maa bic Dame ia bibih &c.
peisn iein. Isst bat fie aber wsoer Sabine
nod 6aare mebr!
sd loiie lie Sbneu natlllih gang
pieoer beritslsn, nie ie semeien iit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Sumorifif6es,
unalld i'm 9lid.

,@ratulire. 6err Baron, babe ebeu
sslsien, bob Sic b%reibistuuieub Rari in
osr 2otterie sstucnneu bubsn!"
rDas Hebt alio tuirtli9 in Der Bel
tuns? Con Bed! Nun rusrb' i'd bod
man9en be5ablen mifsn!'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
unuerfiliht.

2anbmann: SIT Dos ober ou6 d4ies
6unosfeit. Qerr Gpoibefer?"
Npotbefer: .SeplB, liebsr Wann, ie
ben Sic bier oieieu oiden Buoel, Der
ulro iebe Wode eiumal aussebraten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Seiu Trubel.

arst: .Sabsu Sic ie nit Shren Gun
gen Irubsl aebnbi?"
Yatient: -yteln, tmmer nur NIT oenen
meiuer Grou."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
CastOria.

"CastOrta empfehle ich, well es Elm gutes
deren, die ich kenne."
II. A. ARCHER, DR.. med.
Ill So. oxford Str, Brooklyn, ". Y.
"Unsere Aerzte in der Abtheilung fur Kin
der wissen sich uber die E~rfahrungen NIT Ca.
stOria In ihrer Priyat-PTaXls NIGHT lObend ge-
mug auszudrucken und obgleich wiz, ais
Regel, nur OrlCinale Mittel a%nwenden, geste-
hen wir doch bereitwillig Zu, dass Castoria
durch SEMEN Werth uns dahln gebracht hat,
cs Zu schatzen."
UNITED HOSPITAL & D~IsPENsABY,
Boston, Mass,
ALLEN @. SMITH, Pras.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
SpperbeI.

STD lag Sbneu. Der Wsiiel is d RE.
iiasr Sdplublet!"
x@o,i, sc baue &edt. cabs ned Fan
@oncurs. Der that en- fiber er%finne!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

sIs Sabp 'rbicIt iie, ipenn franz, Gaforia.
gls ie Elm aino mar, oerlanete ie Gaitoria.
gIs junse Game belt fe ief an 6aiioria.
sls SHUTTER CAB ie ibren finbern 6aforia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

'Castoria let das beste Mittel fur Kinder,
das ich kenne. Hoffentlich wird bald die Zeit
kOmmen, dass die Mhtter das wahre Wohl
ihrer Kinder berhcksichtigen und CasfOria
gebrauchen, wo sic sonst zu allerlei Quacksal-
bereien griffen und ihren ~Lieblingen opium,
Morphin, "Soothing Syrup" n andere
schadliche Mixturen die Kehle madagascar
und 80 elm vorzeitiges GRAB bereiteten."
DR J. L. KISCHRLoE,
Conway, Ark.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Bum Bermuubern.

Scrips: so iase es Sbuen, i'd
bin 20 asuObnt 81 iprs&en, ,uas i'd
beufs."
Grips: Dear me! 81 bas Gaes?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
SeIc III perlciben.

SD babe INNER ptsl 8tlb gum gerletbtn
~ nittrissn Hatsn auf tultiStrte Sdrmtn.
lie @nlsiben werben prompt abesfhloGen-
lS ta @. 3. N tt1ell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Sbr 2nabe miro fetnen Wonat
ttebr leten. 4

Abr 3nabe miro fetnen Wonat
ttebr leben.
90 wuree Serrn Gilman grcwn, Der 30
"a an RiQ StraBe in Soutb 8drbaer. Wad.
wpbnt, ron ben Z pttoren aellst. Setn Sctn
bate Elm %gunsenleiten. rsm 5tspbus Mala.
ria folste, unb er CAB 1915 fur Iretprsn
aus, bic ion idltssli6 ~aufsaten uns lastsn:
,Sbr Scbn fam t,insn Mcnat msbr leben."
Gr perfu6te Or. 8inss Neue Gntbeduns,
unb einiss 5lai&en rerfeltsn saten ibm bic
@tlunb6eit misber une mutten 20 ibm mSs
LID, ME Elm pcrtcmmsn sslunter @ann su
arbeiten. Gr faste. taB er feline sesenwdr.
tise quite 8slunbbsit benz @ebraut. bon
Or. 8inss 9euer Gntpeduns perbanft unr
anertennt cislelbe ais bas bette Nittel IN
Ter 0elt sessn 0unsenletten. geriuts.
halben frei in D. s. 6ubn's &pptbefe.
Wie fittert man franfe Yfer0e.-
Oiele w,biige Stage pirn DON elnen
iebr ~erfahrenen Tbierur5te pie folst be.
antrortet: &!eie ut nn5me'felbait Doe
ben franfeu Yferoen ON beiteu julaseuee
Jutter. sic uiift OILS idwates Nb'
ilbrmittel uno 1T Ieibt uerbaul,G. Sn
mnnhen 5dGen rei5t iie ben Nppetlt,
ST oas Biero srmiioet unb IT in 5olse
oeiien lem 8erbauunsSoermosen &C.
idwddt, 10 ipiro Elm seborises @eribt
uarm auaebribter &leie ben Magen full
len, bas 8erlanseH nod Nabruna itiQer
uno bsirieblsen. 3IaS Yfero fulro iit
ialt nieoerle9en uno in Der &ubeSeit Die
usrioreue 8raft mieberernnsen. Seist
oas Yiero ihpade Sputs't BON Rdlis
uno 5ieber. 70 miro Elm mariner Hrei
BON &teie 8erubisuns brInssn. Bon
ouen BurSelsend9ien 1T bic Nobre-
Carrot-bem Yieroe am SutraglihSten
0enn oas tranfs 8fero ieoes aneere
suttsr peribmdbt, 10 piro eS oft SER
iduittene MDbreu 81 iih nebmen. Sir
eos frunte Yfero 1T bic W0hre elm iuertb
uolles Suttermittel. Guh Dem seiunoen
There fann iie sur NbUe4ielung in &C.
ringer Reuse nusbrinseno seseben ruer'
ben. Saiermehl 1T b6hit nabrbait, unb
5eionoers elm uorSisli4es Jutter fir Elm
Don elmer aranfbeit s~eneienoes Bferb.
9eiuiameu aeb0rt ebenfa0s 81 ben Jut'
termitteiu fir fraufe ODER seneienoe
Bferbc. Hamentlih eisnet er iib fir
iOlde Yfsrpe, beren 5als leibet. aud
bel Tferoer, bic an ben Nieren leioen,
erueift iit Der Ge,uiamen BON gutter
8ufuna. @utmeoer fodt man ben ga,
men, 10 oas er. psHu ertaltet, cine 9al
lsrtartise WnHe blloet, nno Die, NIT benz
aleibrel psrmllbt, BEN Yferoe OILS 6u's
ter uerabreitt pirp. ODER man perm,Iht
DE aefchte 5li6iafsrt nit Bni1er nio
a,bt lie Dem Y'erbe ols San1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Wertb Der Sonnenblume alS 9iib,

~ w.
neriutter.-Su gnalono, no bic o.
Niael,uht einen unsebeuren Nufiduuns
aenommeu bot. b~ebauptet man. bob oas
bette Sut,sr fir Shbner Der Somen Der
Sonnenblume iei. 9erielbe lou nitt
nur bic Gierproouction un9enein tor-
bern, ionoern anh bic Gr5eusnns zines
a%ldnsenben @sfieoers beplrfen, mos be-
Souos..s fir Die Nustelnnssirpede oils
pidtis eradtst uiro nud our 9e't Der
Wauier-Ssoermed,el-i Der Sonnen
blumei.S amen wessn ieines reiden Del
asbalts elm iebr %seelsuetes Tufter. YIN
portbeiibaiteaen lol Der anbau Der gro
ssn Surte isin. bic IN 8uBlano nno
Gb,ua in bebsu!enoer Nnsoebnulis Guilt
uirt niro. 3oa liefert uu'ere setuobn
lide Sorte sinsn bsfrieoissnoen Gtiras
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
Qanbmirtbihaftlihes

@%roBhdotsr: Die 9eute iaseu, baB
neblises BETTER ben 8fluu5en iddbli9
it,"
@atsbefssr: rSebr ridtis! Rir finb
nsulid IN elmer nebliseu Natt att
S9sfel Rortoffeln seftObleu p%oroen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
CaStOria.

"Castoria ist Elm trefliches Mittel fur Kin
der. NHtter haben mir wiederholt Won seiner
guten Wirkung auf hire Kinder erzahlt."
DR.. G. O. OsGOOD,
Lowell, Mass.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

menn ibr tinsett, siniss guntel Htatttn
fault unb eur.n Sabnsrbcf surs&t matt.
Wtr tattn fur tisisn 3med serabe eas,
mas itr mont unb asbrautt unb pertaufen
ss bialaer, ais ibr suh tsnttt, unb beim
Sprehen itsr Sahsn, bic ti1ia limb, tr.
tnnern mir uns, RAP a1e Scrten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

~ tsln srober Saneel glsii3 fur
10 QtS n 8%ieaIer1 6ieti@laoea.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21
gumber lett biaig limb.

une tab itst ssrabe bic rthtiss Belt TT, t'n
ntu,s Saus cesr sinsn Statl ~ taaen unb
Resaraturen Al MAIDEN. Uis fcmmt ttes2
qast itr turs Walbintrie I'M 8eaen itsbtn3
Wtnn 10, ednn wslH Elm unlinn2 Wenn Der
in elmer Sailpn purt etne lcl6e Sprslpls'
felt srlittsm 8srluf fur eumttr ts3atlt,
nit benz man pisrmal atnus Sutte1 aut.
Itlassn tSnnte. UNI aft cure Raittnsrte
Az btbeden. Sprett Dor bel Der
larf9umbtr3 PAM
at, Utrmelu 4trass unk IL. &pt. 2sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

The Centaur Company, " Murray Str, New York City.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
FORREST CITY, ARK. FRIDAY AFTERNOON JULY TO- 1896

at me held me tight to the braces, tha
two others played around and over me
like whiplashes. AS the men came run.
ming down and saw what nature of
creature had attacked me, they hesi-
tated for moment to approach. Then
three sailors sprang forward with
drawn knives and began to cut and
slash. AS they did so fourth and fifth
tentacle darted out of the water and
forward with sharp hatchets.
From the time the first man reached
me to the end of the battle was period
of ten minutes, and every minute was
hard work. Every one of the five ten.
tacles was severed time and again, but
so fierce and determined was the octo-
pus that he actually rose to the surface
beside the platform and struck at the
shifting feet of the men with his hor-
rible beak. The looping off of his arms
disabled him, but he would have made
his escape just the same if a man had
not come down on the platform with q
shotgun loaded with buckshot and fired
the charge into his head.
As l clung to the braces one of the
tentacles crossed my bare wrist, but
that was the only spot where the flesh
was touched. One of the suckers or
aircups fastened to the flesh and had to
be cut away bit by bit. The feeling
was as if hot iron had been laid on
While no blood was drawn great
blister appeared. and later on a sore,
and it was quite three months before
the injury was entirely healed. When
the fight was over l was too weak to
stand, and it was two or three days be-
fore | got my nerve back.
That was how "The Mystery of the
Wharf" was finally solved, though the
people who had offered the reward
did not come forward and hand it over.
Had stood a foot to right or left of the
spile when seized l should have been
pulled off the platform and dragged
down into the deep hole to be lesurely
devoured. The four men who lost their
lives fell victims to the same creature
The octopus had come into the harbor
unnoticed, and made his lair in the deep
hole at the mouth of the slip. He may
not have remained there all the time,
but after his death diver made a more
careful search of the place and the
bones were discovered and sent up
| Philadelphia Press.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
PROPHECY.

upon his wooden hobby horse
He galloped to the fray.
The sunlight in his ruffied curis
His laughter ringing gay.
And she who watched that reckless rid,
Across the nursery floor,
ana smiled upon the paper hat
And the wooden sword he wore
Yet saw. through mist or sudden tears.
"A vision strange and new
her little lad soldier grown,
The prophecy come true!
Aears after. when the play was real.
Aho through the crowded square
Grave men to battle marched away
Amid the trumpets' blare.
One watched with all a mothers pride
Their captain strong and tall;
let as she looked with loving eyes.
The pageant faded ALI
she only saw a fair-haired child
Who galloped to the war
Upon his wooden hobby horse,
Across the nursery floor!
-florence May Alt, in Good HousekeepinR
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10
HOW HE LOST SUSAN.
Sad Story of q Man Who Had Fit When
1t rhuudered.


''The only time that / came near be-
ing struck by lightning" said the man
in the rain coat, was when l was try
ing my best to escape. l had great
terror of thunderstorm when | was a
young man, but that experience cured
me. l think my fear of lightning had
made me morbid, and l recalled every
disaster caused by a thunder stroke,
oven going back to when / was a child
of five years, and the first company of
soldiers that went to the war organized
in our village. They were encamped on
the prairie waiting orders, when one
night heavy storm Of thunder and
lightning passed over them. When the
storm had spent its fury parting bolt
shot from an almost clear sky and killed
one of two soldiers sleeping in the same
tent. l remember how shocked l was
that the poor fellow should not go to
war and be killed in battle, instead of
dying peacefully in sleep at the outset,
well, L came near being as tamely
killed, but / should have met my fate
as a coward, and not as a soldier. Twas
going to see girl at the time--had, in
tact, been accepted as her steady COM
pany. One night, as / sat holding her
band, a thunderstorm came up. | knew
| should show the white feather, but
not to the extent [ really did. And, to-
make matters worse, Susan made fun
of me. Then she left me alone for a
moment while she went in the next
room to close a window against the
storm. At that moment terrific crash
came, and thought the house had been
struck Without waiting to consider
matters. looked around for place of
safety. There was handicapped
table in the center of the room, and
crawled under it,"
"What became of the girl?"
"She looked in, and not seeing me,
suppose, she thought / had gone At
that moment there came an awful crash.
the table was hurled violently aside.
and for a moment | thought l was
killed. 1t seems that the lightning had
struck the table, knocking it endwayA,
and giving me severe shock"
Where was Susan all the time?"
Don't ask me. l never saw the girl
again. She was inhuman enough to let
me lie there and suffer, without offering
10 help. And she tried TO defend her.
self by saying | was so scared that
knocked the table over myself. But,
somehow, l have never been afraid of
lightning since, for l calculated that,
if il could follow fellow around like
that il wasn't any use to try to escape
it"-Chicago Journal.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-10

No better relation than Z 11
and faithful friend.-FranllI
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21


as. Marie Louise Crane and Sifem 81 crane.
her husband. Carrie MITCHELL. Elizabeth
Mitchell Nj and Mary y ,,: Anii': A. e!"lNs,'gI5;; ,
in the circuit cour, OF jackson county, Mis-
souri, at kansas city again,, Helena y.
fi dSn i nIcba ,S'eP M,i n ) ftan R.,l ass S"' Miis,.
iafnes Miles. Celia II. Kenmulr and james
HI ksnmnl her h%n;bnnd; Robert u nSsn,
Leland !Haliett IA .mincr,.. Louise Helen
naiiett "a minor. Margaret Hope ,@iiiii.tt
"a minor, and Samuel irving Hallet,;
is,a and Julia i. mSiic,i,. his wife. Aloalo
cri,,endcn "a m m'a8? samuel iHua,lis,i crit.
Marsafes Halieit Gri,iendsn. deGeo.sd.
powell, his wife, Eva $. Mcdowell, Louise
= Mcdowell. Walter \, Powell, trustee
rany. a CORPORATION: the Missouri. Kansas
4 lehns Trust Company. OF Kansas C,W,y,
MM"cisiinaip if,,iss; = soppnys,ioih,; ilt Ky Man
.inSu,t,hg company, a corporation rs nsi
isnnahts praying for partition OF m r"s'
uuc service was had upon all SAN p,rtn,,
and. whereas. the court has, in Division
Nnmbss one. upon April is,h is, ~, ,Se
proceeds be apportloned among the parties.
AMI. wh.rcas. the undersigned mas ,ncsn
sph0'n,fd special commlssionSr ,2 ma AK,
say decree; now, therefore, rmnme novnsr
Is hereby given that the unlersiEn,d spe.
sial commissioner will. Mt the. south front
door OF the court house OF Jackson county.
Niissonri. ut Kansas city. situated on w
block Of ground bounded by Locust. OAK
ana Firth streets and Missouri avenue. es.
rose 70 salp. and sell ut public, nuct'on v"
,hG hishest bidder. for, cash: al, me ,'sntii
suit. both plaintiffs and defendants above
named. excepting said Powell. sa,d irus.
company. said Manufacturing company
unI the hGfnfl.ia vi.a ~ thu pNnrtnlfp url
deed OF trust mentioned In said decree. OF.
IN and TO lot number one hundred twenty
tomr GID. In block number twelve " IN
pid Town. now called Kansas NY IN
tbs twen,y-elghih Csth,. day Of May, 1895.
ana during the April term. ISM, OF me
circuit court of said county and state and
s snIl o ,he sitting q said e'f ,Ss hours SSn,' OF OF
ten o'clock morning and i've O'clock a.,nI.
noon OF said day. all In accordance with
said decree: The interest OF said trust
copied I. that Of MORTGAGE under a mort.
gage given by the Kansas city SUBURBAN
beit railroad Company upon IT'S unuivluru
half interest, In. said lot and other InniS
est of said Powell above referred 10 as
being excepted is that OF trustee. under a
certain deed Of trust given hy Aittel u.
Howe upon his undivided half Interest IN
tho interest o. said Manufacturing Com,
pany above referred to as being excepted
Is that OF beneficiary under said deel OF
trust: the Interests Of all other hencti,
OF trust are also excepted az above stated.
Under said decree the whole lot is to DO
sold. subject. however. TO sa'd mortgage
and to said deed. Of trust. ur
Special Commissioner.
Grant 7. Rosenzweig. Attorney.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

NORMAN & ROBERTSON, proprietors
e e. ah b E" AND eAa raa of la5a ,l'le s:
transfers Of real estate filed in the record.
er.s office AZ Kansas city: Mo-
Notiee-Ail transfers appearing IN our
warranty unless otherwise stated.
william Foster to Francis Foster:
part of tho west half Of the south
west quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section 3, township ~, range.
r. /. Winter and wife to Z" g.. Tich-' 7"'
enor; Il, LINCOLN place I.."...: $50
'I iot e. block !. Winteid Place: par. /
P9rro,l; lots y and 49, block .. :,
Thomss ii. Hunter and wife to H., Il.
Kramer; part lot Q. Dickinson
c. i +. Huaitchinrs and wife 10 !. Il.
Bales; iots.iI to ~, block ., Chau-
Laura sanau1d !. fE% Ever to +. Baii shan.
toltzer; lots 3. 1 and 8. block 2. The ,,
M srmm,t i. "Duny to Ga,harine ii. 49,"
Smith; lots 90 and %, block ],
w mHme iaw Milen and wife 10 Walter
Allen; part of the northeast quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter of
section II. township Is. range 81 =.
j.. b. HARRISON and wife to W. 3.
A nnsh' c Paer and wife To- clara x. ~"
Green: lot loo. Altamont ;,..'..... /
Mary Murphy and husband to Rosa
Nowlan; part lot 10. block 7. Gross A.,
En S 7 ae Investment company 10
Kansas City Suburban Belt Rail-
way Company; lot 5, block II, King
4 Bouton's addition .......t.....,... $50
NJ. Il. Whitney ct al to Prudential
Insurance Company: lots ! and =,
block 5. Prospect summit. .,.....r !
Thomas II. Mastin ct al to Bette w.
Ellis; lot on Main street, West .-o
Rickert Investment Company to G.
w. Alexander and wife; lot !, q. H..
Finlay-Co,'s first subdivision 49,. =. 5000
QUITCLAIM DEEDS.
John Kockel and wife to Harriet y.
block 2. Bunker's addition ....,,,.. TO
Harriet T.. Sexton to w. A. LAM !.
Eta briggs ct al to Kansas City SUI
burban Belt Railway Company;
lot 1875, block 10, Old Tow ...,..,.. 50
"TRIIsTEES' DEEDS.
N. 8. Tyler and wife TO George R.
Walton; lot s and part OF lot Z.
block Is. Dundee place........-.., 1900
Andrew Nelson and wife to George
W. Miner, lot ~. block 9, Fair -oo
mount Pre- RtfE.ciEivER's DEED.'I" W.
Hugh c. Ward to Bette w. Ellis:
lot on Main street In westport,,,. 1,25O
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21
A HANDICAPPED RonnER.
He HAD n Wooden Les. lint lie Man.
RGcd to CnrrS On Much HaniN.

A burglar whose distinguishing eharac-
~teristlc was a wooden leg entered the
house Of Edward s.. Jcweti, city passenger
agent for the Missouri Pacific railroad. a,
Ssl6 Broadway. at o'clock yesterday
morning, and, after MAKING u thorough in
~vestHatton OF the premises, carried OF a
quantity OF valuable silvcrwarc ami a dog.
Mrs. Jewett. with tho servant girl. was
alone In the house at the time OF the burg
lars visit. and the pes leg. after nlling his
sack, lighted n candle anil went upstairs.
Mrs, Jewett saw the light Of Tho candle
approaching, and heard the heavy step Of
the burglar IN the stairway, and she won
dereh: She thought Of the servant rirl and
called to Der, The light and heavy step
paused for q moment and then descended
the stairs. Yesterday the robbery was dis
covered. The burglar had gained entrance
through a back window.
-Deplty Marshnls ". q. Keshlear ami
Tom Herson wcnt out to Mir. Jewctt's
house. but could only Ind tracks where
the good boot OF the thief and its wooden
accompaniment had carried the silvcrware
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21

"A Home for Fri-ndicss and Destitute
Women Founded by Mrs. Roberts.

ON May is Mrs. Jessie Roberts. Of los
East Third street succeeded in establishing
In Kansas City nm institution for the rro-
lection. OF fricndless aud destitute women.
Mrs, Roberts is founder of the Roberts
mission and she hopes to make n success
o4>.' new venture. The home is dergnSl
I'd furnish a place for women who are I'M
nhle To secure suitable outside work and
1t IS proposed that thev be given shelter
them.
The home is located NJ bo7 Colorado ave-
nue. In a plain two story brick building.
Like a great many homes, the new one
Will need financial aid and 1t is hoped II
viii be forthcoming. Religious services will
be held regularly at tine home. II any
further information II wanted on this sub
ject. Mrs. Roberts will be glad to ans wer
letters addressed to her.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21

kansas City Northwestern Raiiroad.
Seneca & Beatrice eS..... T.ts nm t:2o pm
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21
SUMMER EXCURSIONS


To Colorado Springs. Manitou and the
Summit OF Pixies peak, via the celebrated
10 Denver. Pueblo and Colorado Springs
md Manitou now on sale. good for return
until October 81. at ate of Sc5. Round
additional.
Remember. the Rock Island route is the
shortest and best to the above named
points and also to Cripple Creek.
For further Information call at our Of
fce. corner Eighth and Main streets. and
\IC3O Union avenue. or address
A. II. MOFFET, @. s, w. p. A.
, DIN SEBASTP ~. q. p. and T. A.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21

Clinton H.. Chubhuck. who was for many
years editor of the Kidder. Mo-. Optic.
but who IL now travelling for the Fort
Wayne. Ind, Road Grader Company. Is at
the Savoy. He Is Just back from an cx-
tended trip TO the interior portion OF the
state during which he had an exciting
and dangerous experience with high water.
He had driven out from Sedalia about
city after night the driver attempted to
ford a creek that was swollen by heavy
rains. The rig was capslzed and although
they managed to get out with the horses
and buggy. they had to swim. Mr.. Club
buck lost his sample case with a valuable
10 get out alive. He says the country
creeks and rivers are very high.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that let.
William NJ, johnson, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned by the pro-
bate court of the county Of jackson, state
day OF May. 1896. All persons having
claims against said estate are required 70
exhibit the same to the undersigned for al
lownnce, within one year after the date
OF said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate. and II
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of this publication
they will he forever barred.
Dated this It'll day of May. 1896,
MILTON n. DOWNS.