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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-03-02

nut n pinch of mace in each jar, cover
with juice and seal while hot. All OF the
sisters who use baking powder WIN please
write me incosing a twO-cent stamp ana
/ will send them some that viii equal any
they ever bought. / make my own baking
powder. All who viii send me ~ Ia e EMS
i will send them a package OF picked arr
choles. Find inclosed 10 cents Tor Srany
hospital for my little boy, Walter Estihus
Mrs. ]. II. Kicks. Blackville. Ga
Can any one tell me the address of MISS
Sarah Lee formerly of Liberty county,
Her fathers name was Esau Lee ter
niece living near here is anxious TO ma
her The last she heard of her she was
living in Savannah, Ga Please let ne near
by letter or through the kingdom, and
oblge an orphan girl. She is anxious TO
know where her aunt is. L received IN
formation of my aunt very soon after my
letter came out in the paper. But now
sad 10 me, The very day my letter was
printed she died which was December p,
1895. How il made my heart ache ana now
l did wish ] had written long ago! me
dear old kingdom is the place to find lost
loved ones. l have returned postage 70
all who wrote me of her, and again thank
them all for their Kindness. ! nave re
CeiVed over five hundred letters aSkin
for coffee beans and still they come.
viii report later how many | receiV'
think ] will have seed enough to so 70
a few to each. Many wrote me long
letters and many sent me garden o.
er seed, which ! appreciate so mu
the nice letters many wrote were
TO read / have done the best / co
kingdom is truly a great page, as
nice letters and exchanges make
Ike a real ly. Now about
bean: Plant in good. rich soil at S
as other beans, one i'm each hill Nv
feet apart. Cultivate as DO oth'
When dry gather. shell parch,
prepare as DO real coffee. 1T is a
and is not tit for use only TO mai
| have never tried il. IL is not recol
for any other use in the catalogu
advertised in. Many kind wishes
Susie and our dear Kingdom.
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vorce suit. to pay alimony to her husband
pending the suit. The case is that of Emil
lie Groth against Heinrich Groth. The wife
charges brIalty and non-support- Both
the parties are old and were married in
1892. The attorneys for the wife objected
to the order but Judge Gibbons said that
in a divorce case, or in any Nother circum-
stances. the same duty rests upon the Wife
to provide for a sick and helpless husband
under the same circumstances. THE NOR
al Obligation" said the court is just the
same" An order for so month alimony
was entered
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Orieinaof the ThimbIe.

f1ssv->l,Io woe ~-ie7-'~'7-- ftrTrrrn-1paTT
because II was worn on the thumb. as SAIL
ors still wear their thimbles. 1t IS Dutch
invention. and I'm 1884. in Amsterdam, the
bicentennial OF the thimble was celebrated
with q great deal of formality The first
thimblc made was presented in 1874 to
Anna van Wedy, the second wife Of KIlien
--,4i.4seisi,-f to at,-p, inns nc" cover
ing for the protection of her diiigenL m
.,ars Is a token of his csteem-"
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BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.

all letters to tbis Departments
aDd "TbS SoPstieutioP, Jr..
musr be addressed to mrs,
Wm. Ki9e. 40 courtlaRd RUs-,
Htl7pea, Ga.
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.hanpes in Spring Fashions.

q announcement that the hustle VIII
worn this spring means that there arc
.ure TO he many important changes IN the
new fashions. Already many OF these
changcs may Ne seen in an embryo state.
Tho skirt. for instance. Is slowly e"ans
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-03-02

find the voice II you can't. and who will
develop il into a thing of beauty "nd a
joy forever"
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Exchange List.

Y VI. Uornsby. West. Ala, has ri,
gallery TO exchange Write for partcula
Nina Rowan. NcMinnville. Tenn. has
songs to exchange for "Tosti's Goodbye"
W. L. burnside, Stone, Miss, has ten
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most beloved hy queen Victoria II Vas
q Part OF the marriage stipulation thal me
should tal<e up his residence with 'Ao
queen and he was indeed the man ol u,l
i.....',f.t.. household How Thoroughly
trts M. HI. casc IS shown in q picture
which Tins Constitution presents today -.
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be used and broad sashes will he worn.
The summer girl viii be more befrilled and
bcribboned than ever before. She viii be
devoted to Persian effects, and there will
be Persian gauZe ribbons.
AS yet the bodice of the gown shows TO
special change. The loose blouse effect has
apparently come to stay. For early spring
fun plaid silk vests are being sold and
blouse fronts of lace over silk viii bc
feature of many of the new cloth gowns.
1t has been announced that slippers for
tho summer girl will all have exceedingly
high heels. Tho new spring boots show
a tendency in this direction.
For house wear the apron viii he much
worn. For years il has been scorned by the
woman of fashion. but now it is here and
the stamp of popular approval has been
placed upon it.
The President Thinks Her Beautiful
An interesting story is going the rounds
about Miss Nellie Parker. famous Nir-
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AGENTS TO SELL the only self-wOrkng
Skirt supporter for shirt waists and belt
No safety pins. neat. dainty, elegant, big
profits s. j. q w o. simmons, Boston,
Mass.
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Miss Enie Bozcman. Jones Switch. Al
has "a Romance Of Two World" 70 eN
eaapee for 1891 or 'g5 number OF The Ladies'
Il,rn@ Journal.t : also - golden Heart for
Kathleen Douglas.
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a Reader would Ike for some
sisters to ten through the columns
make black dye that viii dive colt
linen cadeless black Diamond dyes >.
a failure.
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The President Thinks Her Beautiful.

An interesting story is going the rounds
about Miss Nellie Parker. q famous Nir-
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Mrs. T. L Dudley. box $50 Ne
X. a.. has chrysauthcmums' s"eet
and white velvet ollra seed 70 cN'ns
flower seed or cuttings. Nlits
have.
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Mrs. Il. J. Jenkins. Santuc, S. G., has
tn sccd Of "a plant the leaves or which
nm. win destroy flies during the summer
In ,xchauee Write me what You have.
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Mrs. NJ c. Atkins, Andover, s. c., wishes
some of the sisters to aid her by susgea-
tio1s MS 10 how To make a rag CARPET:
where she can get warps suitable now much
for thirty wards of carpet. how 10 prepare,
and whether wool or cotton or both are
used.
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Mrs IT, j. Metcalf, Inman. S. c., has
Tennvsou's poems. nicely bound, to eN-
ems. has scottish Chiefs" "Thaddeus of
NNarsaw,, 10 exchange for ANYTHING uscful.
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Miss Roseie Robins, Greensboro. Ga, has
copv Of Shakespeare, march, Waves OF
non" Convent Bells." To exchange for
..Silverv Bells" smile waltz aud Ma
zoppa March" Has other music TO eX-
change.
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s. p. Houard. Huron. Ga, has hrst-ci
violin belonging to the Antonio str
var!us collection, very old. to e@eAahse
n safety bicycle in good condition.
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Mrs Homie Sparkman, Duke, Okla, has
a large variety Of seed to exchange Tor any
variety of garden or field beans; also nice
toilet soap recipe and many patterns to
exchange for three yards calico or gingham,
or rooted geraniums. heliotrope fuchias or
heliotrope. Please write for particulars
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-27

TRUSTEES sALE-whercas, E y. Phil
hp' and Emma Phillips. his wife srantors,
"a Y t Jay Of fe Marnh. af ISL. o illd iIn for q rSsora ' on
the 9Th DAY OF March. 'iSas. and Recorded
In the office OF the recorder Of deeds for
in book f i NJ. ~ M'ss at pas a' Is Na' Conveyed
to one John T. Sears. as trustee, the fol.
lowing described real estate. situate. lying
Of Missouri, to-wit: x tract OF LAND in
the subdivision of Hanson place. in Kan.
the northwest quarter Of section four o.,
township forty-nine HO, range thirty.thrce
90. described as follows, to-wit; 1iegin-
interseetIon OF the north line OF Ninth
street with the east line of Grove street.
asdi snia MINI m slSSet was es,as oil by
the 9TH, 1877. and as said Grove street
was established by ordinance 40. :i5l5. OF
city. Jackson county. Missouri. approved
May the 18th, lss3. running thence north
and parallel with, the east line OF said
feet. TO the, south line of a thirteen 90
foot alley; thence east along the south line
and S'i par ale" a WIN WITH H. Ill., east i In" Of SG sali
Grove street one hundred and fifteen ul5)
ieet to the north line OF said Ninth street,
Ninth street sixty (6oi feet to the place
Of beginning. which said deed OF trust
princiEp SSih p 70 srenrs the not, p"s and in et 9nt
notes in said deed described; ind, where
as, there has been i've hundred $500 dol
lars paid on said principal note and the
balance OF said PRINCIPAL not" Is now pnst
due and unpaid and default has been made
In the performance OF the conditions OF
said decd and the same has been broken
b. reason OF the non-payment of the bal
nnco of said principal note, and. whereas,
u Is provided In said deed of trust, that
in the. case OF absence. death or refusal to
act OF the said trustee, then the Chem
sheriff OF said Jackson county, Missouri,
shall become his successor, with all the
lower OF said trustee: and, whereas, the
said John 7. Sears Is dead; now. there
fore. notice Is hereby given. that I. John
l.. O'Neill, present sheriff OF Jackson
county. Missouri. viii, In accordance with
tho terms and provisions OF said deed of
trust. at the request of the legal owner
and holder Of said note, proceed to sell.
and will sell. tn. property herclnbefore
described, at public vendue. TO the high
est bidder. for cash. AT the south front
door OF the county court house, in Kan
sas City. Jackson county. Missouri tsaid
court house being located on the block
OF ground bounded by Missouri avenuc.
Locust street, Fifth street and Oak street,
In said Kansas city. on Monday. the 9TH
day Of July. 1896. between the hours OF
nine o'clock in the forenoon aud Ave
o'clock In the afternoon of that dny for
the purpose Of paying said debt and inter-
est and the cost OF executing this trust.
JOHN p. O'NEII.L,
Sheriff and Trustee,
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LEGAL, NOTICES,


WHEREAS, Robert II, Hunt and Ellen
L.. Hunt. hts VIE. Rfnntors. by their deed
Of trust dated the twenty cconi day OF
nine. and recorded on the twcity sixth
Say Of Inls, "a. p. 'ishteyn h]unl,"i and
iaMslksonn COUNTY. Il .sfs eSGfI nt kon Sni.v c,t 81
elusive. conveyed 10 Jefferson Rrumbrtk
s&,ia,iiS %, MMi., oSpn'y ,o, VI ?''S XII Of" i tas
numbered three ~, -four 90, i've 80. siN o..
all IN block numbered eight ~. m Ricn's
addition to the CITY. OF Kansas, &C
S%9rdins 10 the pia, q said addition on
Of jackson county, Missouri. except tho
north twenty.onc GD feet OF said lot ten
subdivision, and except a part OF said loti
SIN 60 and soven %, conveyed hy Michael
Hunt to p,anici ,co9neli BY Warranty deed.
forty-eight us) feet wide north and south.
and running back from oak street, 70 tho
supposed to he the north thirty-cnc and
slNty-siX hundfcdths Cl cd-lool feet OF said
iot number SIX 81, and sixteen aml thirty
south side OF said lot number seven "a.
and except ten uol feet on the south SIDE
Ivea by Michael Hunt by dcc,l dated June
8, l@2; said. land conveyed by said deed
Of trust fronting three hundred an!
and running bach east that width
to an alley. being conveyed In
trust TO secure payment of eleven promis-
sorry notes In said deed of trust described;
and, whereas. default was made IN the
payment when due of the principal note
IN said decd Of trust described mll the
whereas. there remains due and unpaid
the whole principal OF said principal note.
together with one thousand dollars of in-
terest accrued thereon prior to January
!, \. u. 1875, and interest Oh the whole Of
said principal. since the last date; now.
therefore,, at the request of the paycc and
holder of said unpaid prornissory. not.
saiu Brimbnck, as such trustee. VIII pro-
coed to sell said LAM aud every part
trust. ut public vendue. to the highest
bidder, at the court house door,
n the city OF Kansas mow called
Kansas city, In the county of jackson
aforesaid. for cash. on Thursday, the
s.0th. day, Of July, a.. d, eighteen hun
bred and nincty-six, between the hours
OF nine o'clock in the forenoon and i've
O'Clock In the afternoon, to pay the costs
and expenses of executing said trust. in
his services and the amour due on said
principal proinissory note. the court house
door IN said city at which said sale will
be made being the south front door OF
the court house building on the block
OF ground bounded by Fifth street. oak
street, Missouri avenue and Locust street,
IN which building the circuit court of said
jackson county. Missouri, at Kansas city,
may at the time OF sale be held, or might
door being. the one at which the sheriff
usually sells land on execution from said
court. JEFFERSON BRuMRACk.
Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.


NORMAN n ROBERTSON. proprietors
No. ID Fast sixth street, furnish daily the
transfers of real estate filed IN the record
er's office at Kansas city, Mo;
Notice-Au transfers appenring In our
daily reports. contain covenants OF general
warranty unless otherwise stated.
virginia II. Cecil and husband to
& sam block M y. Ransom * & TEanifIssyg'ss a iSd.
pS sla9h Ii, Hovey and wife to Annie '"'
J; Minfreyi hart 9t the sSl5hwest
Fanny aanse e. Craven to Ellen l.. ST. ""'
Clair; lot l6. Linwood summitr..:: l.2oo
and Safe Deposit Company 10 C.
II. Warneson; lot 10. block 5. Chau-
tauQua place .... 49,. .,.,.:....... 1850
William H.. Brown to Kate e. Turn
NELL; part lots ID to u.s. block II. SIN
A.. Y. T.. Lindsey and vile 10 james
W. Grennan lots 10 and II, block .. no
c! hf r.. MuhRs ssSfe to Helen Kings. ~"
ley; lot 81, Knickerbocker heights. $50
JAMES W. Grennan to Joel yande-
we're; lots 70 and u. block 8, Ber-
]. ht ~ fg isa | and wife 10 j. ii. ""0
~Clinkenbeard; part l0t u. block l. ,
s. H. halsS' 1ltst ahSi' BEE iBDss,'"' $500
lot 10, Linwood summit. ...."..".,,. ]
John 9. wicks and wife to James
". Grennan; lots 70 and II. Ber-
ha'' TRtisTEEs' DEEDS"
bone lots Is and 49, block 9, Pros
H. fWS' ". Morgan and wife to FreiIP
schel; lot o block q. Lorr's ad-
diuon 80. '.'... .'''. ',.,......... 70
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Kansas city. No. June 10Th. 1870,

TRUSTEES SALE-Whcreas, l.. G..
Warmly and Mary j.. Warmly, his wife,
did, by their certain decd OF trust. dated
tho iirst day of May. iSNs, aud recorded on
the l2th day Of May, ISIS. in book II No.
lGS. at PAGE 2i5, In the Office Of the recorder
of deeds FOR Jackson county. Missouri! ~
Independence, convey to Herbert V. llhI
aud W. O.. Parker, trustees, N" following
described real estate In Jackson county,
Missouri, to-wit: Lot numbered thirty
one $50 in WOodsOn and MHNwtlls addition
to the city OF Independence, us represented
ON the recorded plat of SAID addition 10
said city, to secure the certain promissoTy
note and interest coupon notes m said deed
OF trust described; ana whereas, both of
said trustees are absent from tho state Of
Missouri, and whereas, default has been
made in thu payment OF said principal note
aud the interest coupon note maturing
May list, 1888, and interest thereon; nuw,
O'N-ill. sheriff OF said Jackson county,, hy
virtue OF tho powers in me vested In and
by said decd OF trust, aud at the request of
the legal holder of said note, hereby give
notice that | viii, on Thursday, the ninth
day of July. IsJi, between the hours Of .
O'Clock In the forenoon md . o'clock In the
afternoon, at the front door Of the state
circuit court house IN the county Of JecS-
son and state of Missouri tsail front door
being the east from. loor OF the ylrCuit
court house ut Independence, In jackson
county, Missouri, eAposu said real estate
for sale at, public yendua for. cash. to the
highest bidder, to pay OF said notes and
interest and the expenses of executing this
trust. John T.. O'SElLL, Sher!lt.
Gage. Ladd g. Small. Attorneys.
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s%IiIRiFF's sALE-By virtue and au-
issued from tho office of the clerk OF the
saS city. Missouri. retirnahle 10 the Oc-
~ sheriff directed and delivered in favor
OF state of Missouri. tx rel II, c. Pens- VS..
Fred c. Hey. A.. c. Walmsley, George
Kumpf.. A.. Paul Jenkins and Peter Rein
hnrdt, | have levied upon and seized all
the right. title. interest and estate OF
SAID defendants. A. e. Walmsley. A.. Pau!
jenkins and Peter Reinhardt. In and TO
the following described real estate. situat.
ed in the county of jackson aud state of
Missouri, to-wit: Lot eleven hundred and
seven ul00, block scveuty-sevcn 90, Me
Gees addition: lots thirty-one tsD and
thirty-two t32). Bend place; lot twenty-sey-
en- CD. block two 90, Mctiee's additions,
lot one hundred and thirty-four $50.
Swope's addition. all said additions being
additions to Kansas city, Missouri, and |
will, on Friday, the 30 day of July, a. II.
1896, between The hours OF nine O'Clock IN
the forenoon and live O'Clock In the after
noon OF that day. at the south front door
OF the County court house. in Kansas city,
Jackson county. State Of Missouri, and
during the session OF said circuit court at
Kansas city. Missouri, sell at public ven.
due. for cash. 10 the highest bidder. all
the right. title. interest and estate Of the
above named defendants, \, g. Walmsley,
A.. Paul Jenkins and Peter Itpinhardt, IN
and TO said real estate to satisfy said
execution and costs.
JOHN p. o'NEILL. Sheriff.
Kansas city, Mo. June 10th. 1896.
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration on the estate OF Lucas NJ
Ravens. deceased, We're granted TO the un.
d~ersigned by the probate court OF the coun-
~ OF jackson. state OF Missouri, at Kansas
s,,y' on me Ella sla,m may aSain she sa Id, AZ per-
required TO exhibit the same to the under.
signed for allowance. 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 be forever barred.
J. d. HAvENS. administrator
Dated this 9th day Of Jupe. lSS6
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that let.
Henry s. KIock, Jr,. deceased, were
granted TO, the undersigned by the probate
court OF the county Of Jackson. state Of
Of June, 1896. All persons having claims
against said estate are required 10 exhibit
the same TO the undersigned for allowance
within one year after the date OF said
letters, or they may be preeluded from any
benefit OF said estate. and II such claims be
not exhibited within Two years from tbe
date OF this publication they will be for
Dated this 18th dav OF June. 1891.
NILES IL. HAND. administrator
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The .'Sccnic Line of the World" the
Denver & Rio Cirande Railroad, offers to
tourists in Colorado. Utah and New Mex.
leo the choicest resorts, and to the trans.
continental traveller the grandest scenery,
The direct line to Cripple. Creek, the great
est gold camp on earth. Double daily train
service with through Pullman sleepers and
tourists cars between Denver and San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Write 5. X, Hooper, q. l.. & II. A., Dem
yer, Colorado, for illustrated. descriptive
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,:i5 am Sis pm
y7:00 am
9:i5 pms
x. C., P,TTsBURG & GULF RY. co.
Tvs S" sport Arthur Route"
Grand Central station, Second asS
wynudo,te sts., Kansas City, SIC.

Trains arrive anu depart na io!!owsi
No ? mail and @x ..u.D am No. i-s'S pm
No I Tho Arkansaw
NJ tbr'rh fright. N6.51 pm No. $500 am
No. $. local freight ad:i5 am 30, 7,,7;oo pm
..Inehi rnnsaw Traveller" are beautiful
new vestibuIs express trsims carrying bag
nhtmGq.5S and q Pullman Palace buffet and
sieepinss ear lighted with The pintsch light.
~ A. the only train having Pullman Sleep
arl nj nj buunc ear. and makes quickest Tina
tstween Kansas cry and i!t!shurE kas..
Ioni,n, Mo, SeOsho, Mo-, and the famous
sIi'sn, AMI health resorts OF flanagan,
No Noel. Mo, sulphur SPRINGS, Ark. ST.
.oam' 'fT' and Fort smith and Van HUI
Ven, zen Ak. Close connection is made with
IN FRISCO Cannon Ball. fast express tor
pnrs Houston and Galveston. Tex. and In.
termediate Iolhts.
and SLOAN springs and intermediate sta.
ions.
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TRUSTEES sALE-wheren., rrv

TRUSTEES sALE-Wherens, Irving
Queal and Lucy T.. Queal. his wife. by
their certain deed OF trust, dated the flrst
day of October, 1859, il-d for record on
November md. 1859, and recorded IN the
office OF the recorder of deeds of Jackson
county, Missouri, at Kansas City. in book
u number SGj, at page dl2, conveyed TO
the undersigned trustee the following de-
scriboi real estate. lying In jackson coun-
ty. Missouri. to-wit All Of the north one
half of lot twonty-one 2lJ, in block ono
IL of Dundee Park, an addition to Kan
md designated on the recorded plat OF
said addition, in trust, to secure the pay
mcnt OF the promissory note In said decd
described; and, whereas. default has been
made in the payment Of said note. and
tho same remains past due and unpaid;
now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given that. at the request Of the legal
holder of said note, | will. on Thursday,
The Second 1av Of July. 1895. sell the hero.
inbeforc described real estate, at the south
front door Of the court house, in the block
bounded by Missouri avenue, oak, Fifth
and Locust streets, in Kansas City, Jack
son county. Missouri Chat being the build
ing in which the circuit court OF Jackson
county is now appointed to be held at
Kansas City), Mt public vendue. to the
highest bidder, for cash, between nine
o'clock In the forenoon and i've o'clock
interest secured by said deed Of trust and
the cost ~ executing this trust.
ROBERT s. RODGERS. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-27

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that let
tiers OF administration with the VIII an
nexed, on the estate of Ellen NJ Mclean.
deceased, were granted to the understand
by the probate court Of the county OF Jack
son, state of Missouri. at Kansas Ciiy,
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same 10 the under
signed for allowance, within one year after
The date OF said letters. or they may lie
procludei from. my benefit OF said estate,
and il such claims b" not exhibited within
TWO years from the date OF this publication
they will b. forever barred,
JOHN a. ROSS
Administrator with will annexed OF estate
OF Ellen NJ. Mclean, deceased.
Dated this 9Th day OF June, 1891,