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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01
OCEAN TRAFFIC INCREASING.

Steamship Companies Called Upon
Provide Unusual Accommodations.
1t is the testimony of the steamship
agents that the travel to Europe this
season exceeds all previous records The
depression in business appears to make
no difference this year in the number of
tourists, if anything it increases it. Many
moderately wealthy people no doubt find
| it cheaper to go to Europe than to live
in their accustomed style at the high
priced American summer resorts, and a
trip abroad may be an expedient for hid
ing their reduced incomes. The increase
is all the more significant because from
1880 TO 1894 the number of departing cabin
passengers from all ports of the United
States fell from 105,SS5 to %, 129, showing
that in those years, at least, the business
depression did have an effect on the
ocean travel. The government has gath
cred statistics of the arrivals and depart
ureS on ocean vessels ever since 1861 and
these statistics are exceedingly interest
ing, showing, as they do, the remarkable
increase in wealth and population. In
1851 only 23,551 citizens of the United States
returned from foreign countries. This
fairly represents the sum of European
travel in that year. In the year ending
June so, 1894 the number of returning citi-
1854 landed at New York. In the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1870. the number of
cabin passengers leaving the port of New
York was only %, 100; in 1875 it was 30,626;
[
in 1885 to 52,915, in 1890 to 90,272, and in
1895 to 96157. The vast majority OF these
were, of course, American tourists going
abroad for pleasure and spending hard
earned American dollars in the principal
cities of Europe. This years total will
undoubtedly exceed 100000. The number
of foreigners who come to the United
States to make this their home has al
ways been very large. The number of
foreign tourists in the United States is,
however, very small, but there is no way
of accurately determining it. 1t is known,
however, that in 1894 there were 40, $50 for
eigners who arrived in this country in the
! first and second cabins. It is an interest
ing fact that of the 230, 624 persons who
left the United States on the ocean, either
in cabin or steerage, in the fiscal year
ending June 90, 1894, only LIP travelled on
sailing vessels.--New York Letter in Phil
adeiphia Ledger.
The average watering pot is made of
tin or zinc. but fancy watering pots
are made of china in white and other
colors and decorated. The quart sizes
in the decorated china pots are used
in a conservatory for watering plants;
these are also frequently employed to
hold out flowers in place of the usual
vase
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01

RALEIGH. y. c., July S1.-The DEM
ocratic state committee was in session
all night and at 2 o'clock this morning
agreed on fusion with the Populists
The two parties will unite on an cleo
toral ticket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01
GROVER GOES FISHING

BUZZARDS BAY, Mass, July 81
President Cleveland and Private Secre-
tary Thurber, in company with Joseph
Jefferson, William H. Crane and Charles
B. Jefferson. started on bass fishing trip
to Wakeby Lake, Mass, this morning. The
party will probably return tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01
CARRIAGE FIRM ASSIGNS.

CHICAGO. July 31.-The Staver & Alb
bott Manufacturing company, the we'll
known carriage firm, made an assignment
this afternoon for the benefit of creditors.
Assets $S00,0oo, liabilities 100000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01

cuers lift out the bodies, scalded from
the trunk upwards, and others with
their heads crushed to pulp. Several
men who were alive were taken from
the wreck and before they could be
placed in a comfortable position they
died.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01

LONDON, July S1.-The Times asserts
this morning that Mr.. Chamberlain, the
secretary of state for the colonies, will
not preside over the special parliamentary
commission to inquire into the admins
tration of Rhodes and the circumstances
connected with the Jameson raid. Edi-
torials in all of the morning papers ap-
prove the decision of the authorities to
treat DR.. jameson and his associates as
first-class misdemeanants during their
terms of Imprisonment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01

NEW YORK, July S1-A special to the
Herald from Constantinople says: The
porte is passively awaiting the reply to
representations made by the powers to
Greece. The porte has prepared three
notes, one to Greece, mildly drawing at
tention to Greeces violation OF neutrality;
the other, more strongly worded to the
six powers, expressing reliance upon their
efforts to insure the cessation of Greece s
action, for which otherwise Turkey must
hold her responsible An official denial
is given to the rumor that Turkey intends
to revert to a paper currency.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01

LONDON, July 31.-The house of lords
land bill after eight hours of debate but
land bill after emit hours of debate but
without division.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-01
FOREIGN FACTS

Perdero Rincon Gallared, governor OF the
federal district has resigned and his res
ignation has been accepted. He has
large fortune and desires to abandon pub
lie life and will travel in Europe.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28
REMEMBER THESE POINTS +!

u That a person in perfect health
rarely catches cold. 1t is only when
the system is run down and blood does
not circulate properly that people fall
victims to colds
tB THAI it is bad sign to feel weak
and shivery and TO constantly suffer
from tired, miserable feelings IL YOU
do not eat well. work well and sleep
we'll there is evidently a weak spot in
your system
Il THAT ordinary food and drink can
not supply the great vital force required
by people who work hard with their
hands and brains. They need something
to stimulate their energies, promote di.
gestion and keep the blood moving.
There is nothing better for this purpose
than pure malt whiskey
- Thai there is only ono really me-
diclnal whiskey, and that is Dufry's pure
malt II is not an ordinary whiskey.
but pure stimulant that has wonder
ful effect on the system IL stirs up the
sluggish blood builds up the health.
creates a good appetite and promotes di-
gestion. II prevents and ii will cure
coughs, colds. chills and even pneu-
monia. Every reliable grocer and drug
gist keeps it. Beware Of inferior imita-
tions Remember there is no other
whisltey like Dufry's, and no other that
can possibly take us place.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28

----~----~~0~1~0~----
e.,r 81, C.orr,rERAT-P Public notice
SAist SsAilsItt, ~ ,f,S,, tbsf Nv reason OF the nom
~ ~ t,3 nstttr3 - tc.o nerfaf5 netes executed by
IaE iTstt ~ - g.y., T., fa,9or - the Kansas
one iaasIF ,,N.ts,, t,.,,i IA ssyines bank and
Sl.s ,ea9iit - ie,,neS ~ fbs Undersigned as
-, -, - = s.tS bank 'bofh Of which notes
~ ~ ~ 20 !, 80 Anri lei iss5 with interest
-. ~ - 49, y. fba rafe of six rcr cent per
A%.oIil % lo,S ~ q o. - esid notes being for the
Alluny 10 ~ 40 ,te other f1r the sum
~ ~ az - 80 ~ ,.i-tia of Tho mower given
~ ~ - ~ s,,l, 10 saif note and hy Virtue Of the
@ sa.l " uai.N l.a ~ ~ r,,S a. assfrnee of said
fe~t' .7iu On W. s,lresiav the iith day
s usih' n, 'iiSSos ietvyeer ire hours OF nine
=! ~ ~. ~ f,,sr,rrsr AND ave o'clock In
-, - ~ e.tr.,,v, ~. ~ ,hat dav al the south
- o. 49, - nc i,tr,v court house in
tyyV.S Nftss,,,-t rToeeed 10 sell and
n n N y - Y -, It'i.ia~ for eash Inc fol-
Satt tat W ,ii,,s,,.1sF ,,c'cs arf shares OF stock
s,N,ls, lpWilF ,I ~ tba said fiarry \. Bain with
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28
Kansas ci'y, No. Feb'y -otn, Is5i, =

WHEREAS, Notice IS hereby given that
between The hours of . o'clock a. N. and
I o Clqeh z. m ot saturday, the 2Jyh day
OF the L. ;. custom house, in Kansas City
No, / viii. as trustee Ia certain deed
OF trust made BY 'ENQTtssmeu's Invest
ment Company" by }, X. Johnston, rs
vice president, dated April l6 1857.
recorded April 2lst, ISL, In book u s4s al
page 20, in office " recorder of deeds of
Jackson county, at Kansas city, Mo. sell
Ell li lot u, block 3. CEautauqua Place. an
ADDITION to Kansas CITY. Mo, at public
Neraue. 20 the highest bidder. for cash 10
satisfy conditions Of said deed Of trust the
note ana interest secured thereby being
past due. unpaid and defaulted.
WALTER , EALFS Trustee
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28

At smithton, Pa. Wednesday night, Iohn
a. Wolfe a farmer attempted 70 drive
across the Monongahela river ia q buggy
with his s-year-old daughter When in
the middle ~ the stream the horse vas
sWept from ms feet aud the buggy cap
sized, drowning The occupants.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28

NOTICE is hereby gwen that letterg of
administration on the estate OF Soloman
;. smith, deceased, We're granted 10
the undersigned by the probate court ~
tbs county of Jackson, state OF Missouri
at Kansas CITY; on the 2lth day of Oc-
toher, 1880 All persons having claims
against said estate are required 10 exhfbit
the same 70 the undersigned for allowance
within one year after the date OF sald
letters, or they may be precludei from any
benefit of said estate. and II such claims
Be not exhibited within two years from the
ever barred,
Dated this 7th day of February, A ID.
1850 THOMAS J. SEEHORN
Public Administrator. Jackson County
Missouri
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28

SALE or COBLATERAIs-Fuhli notice
Is hereby given that by reason OF the non.
m =, Of certain n, note for tie sym sym OF
favor OF the Kansas City Safe Deposit and
Savings Bank and now held and owned by
VI. VI. Holden, as assignee OF said bank,
dated September gath. lSal. and payable
June 60 lNl. after date, with interest from
maturity at the rate OF l0 per cent per
annGm. and by virtue OF the power and au-
thcrity given me In said note, and at the
request OF the holder thereof, ! Will on
Wednesday. the ilth day or March, 1896
between the hours or nine o'clock In the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon
OF that day, AZ the south front door OF the
county court house, in Kansas city, Mis-
souri, proceed to sell and sell to the high
est bidder. for cash the following described
notes and shares Of stock deposited by the
said Rice with the said Kansas city Safe
Deposit and Savings Bank as collateral
security for the payment OF said note
a6ove tdescrnPed S9-wid; Eour hoiTs sr;s ~
tT.50o %. 81. .2G6 50. s3,NOo0 and s2moo0, re-
spectively. all executed by willard Il.
Winner, payable TO his order at American
National Bank OF Kansas city, Missouri
and lndorsed In blank; two OF said notes,
to-wit: those for the sums OF S,N4co and
demand with interest from date at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum; the other
date thereof with interest from maturity
az the rate OF per cent per annum, pay.
able semi-annually. Also 100 shares OF
tho capital stock of the Riverside Town
site Company. OF Kansas city. Kansas. as
evidenced by certificate No. l2 30 shares OF
the capital stock OF the Riverside Town
site Company, OF Kansas city. Kansas. as
evidenced by certificate No ioi, 10 shares
OF tho capital stock OF the American
Bank Building Company, as evidenced by
certificate No. 63l: 10 shares or the capt
tai stock OF the Union Investment Com
pany. as evidenced by certificates Nos. SS3,
30 and 909; shares OF the capital stock
OF the Miltonvale state Bank. of Kansas,
as evidenced by certificate No. 81: also 100
shares OF the capital stock of the Boulc-
ward Investment Company. OF birmingham,
n evidenced by certificates Nos. and IA,
and 100 shares each OF the capital stock ~ !.
the New Hampshire Investment compaR
as evidenced by certificates Nos. - 4
and l5. WALTER j. BALES.
Dated this 9th day OF February. 1896
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28
" " By j. Il. STACY. u. c.
David 6. Beach. plaintir's attorney.


ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS. the cir
cult court OF Jackson county. Missouri. at
Kansas city. April term. 1890. Mary VI.
starr, plaintiff, vs.. owen q. Starr. defend
ant No. 2Gl1q. Now. on this 9TH DAY Feb
ruary 1895. IL appearing from the affidavit
OF the plaintiff that owen q. Starr. the de-
fenilni. IL q nonresident OF the state OF
Missouri. thereupon the following order Is
made hy the court: To owen q. Starr, said
nonresident: You are hereby notified that
the plaintiff has begun suit against you in
said court, 10y petition, the object OF which
Is to obtain divorce from the bonds OF
ma'rimony. contracted between the plaint-
IN ana defendant on Dec. H. 1879, on the
grounds OF dessrtion and non-support of
plaintiff and unless you appear az the next
regular term of said court, held at the
court house at Kansas city, April 18th, 1896.
being the second Monday OF April and on
or before the third day thereof answer
said petition II will be taken as by YOU
confessed. and "A decree granted Hs prayed.
L. la further ordered that publication here
~ be- made according 10 law IN the Kansas
city Journal newspaper published regu-
larry lu said county
\ true copy OF the order
Attest. H. ". STONESTREET, Clerk.
By W. h. Winn ~. g.
H. s. Julian, Attorney for Plaintiff
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28
ORDER oF ruRLICATIoN-In the clr

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS. the cir
cult court OF jackson county. Al Kansas
city Missouri, --pril term, 1896. Tena VI.
Fine paintn. ". Riley W Fine, defend
ant Now, at this day, plaintiff having
fled her petition herein, wherein she states
that the above named defendant H. a nom
resident OF the state Of Missouri. and can
not be- served with process IN this state in
the manner prescribed by law. and has also
filed her atdayit herein wherein she
states that the said defendant Is nom
resident Of the state OF Missouri and cannot
be served with process, II Is therefore or
hereby given the said defendant OF the fl-
ing OF said petition wherein the plaintiff,
Tena NJ Fine prays for divorce from said
defendant Riley w Fine You, the said
defendant are therefore required 10 appear
at the April term Of this court, 70 be held
county OF Jackson, state OF Mis-
sour. on the 18th day OF April.
lseG, to answer 10 the petition OF the plaint-
H. on or before the 3rd day OF said term
OF court, or the petition of the PLAINTIFF
viii be taken as confessed, and "A decree ot
diyorce granted. as prayed for by said
plaintiff, II IS further ordered by the court
thar copy Of this order be published in
the Kansas city Journal, newspaper pub
lished I'm Jackson county, Missouri, and
the same shall he published four weeks
successfully, at least once week. the last
insertion 10 be al least fifteen days before
the commencement OF said April term or
this court. at which said defendant is re-
uuirsi to appear, as Aforesaid.
A true copy Attest:
II NJ. STONESTREET. Circuit Clerk.
BY ". a CURRY, Deputy Clerk.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
NO MERCY FOR Mr.. DUNLOP.
Judge GrosscIp Declines 10 Change the
ssuteuCe Of thr Chicago Editor-May
App,al 10 The PrssIdcut.

Chicago Feb. E-Judge Grosscup de-
aua-G ta rtau-a tHe sentence OF Joseph
Dgulap editor ~ the Dispatch. convicted
uf =tr3Iu- OBS rIe matter through the
malls au8 Eur5 $1,000 ana given TWO years
ia rue I-li-eGt.a.y- Tine court informed MS
attorney lAAl lu appeal was ivft n the
IIa-l# -rf.
Senator VOORHEES, OF Indiana has boen
boz Tor some days past, but .s reported at
his home 10 be- considerably improved yes
teIday
The News. a daily evening paper pub
E-htT iu Na-lgI -tuu. was nor issued yes
trr-ay. and the rupioyc Is wore told that
tho paper has 5sl uded publication. It
was started lu 1.t-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28

The santa Fe route IS the direct line
10 Cripple Greek. the greatest gold mining
camp IN the world. Colorado express
leaves Kansas City al l0:i5 q. m. daily.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28

Alr Kong. H- 4uu4uu.ri that III Was Im-
possible fgr AE TaTsney t9 have secured
an iuyrFl CATION ~ the ballots before st-
or at least he could NOT nave gained adj
mission g. the ballot boxes during the time
evidence HaE being taheu 10 The case.
When h- made nls state mrgt covering thIs
point Mt Long directed his attention 70
roe rulag 5f Ar O'Farreu, OF Virginia.
wh7 Has chairman VI the committee on
5 l9 faak Ehe position that uuter United
at-- iaw The moment contest waz in
auEuFstel t vas under United States law.
and thc custodian Of ballots in any state
u as compelled 20 a review 1f the ballots
II demanded by either contestant or cou-
testee- Mr. Long cited the ease IN which
this proposition vas takeu and had the
law rea1. an Ar. Mag llre proceeded -
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28

ORDER OF PTBGICATfON-In the cir,
cult court of Jackson county. Missouri. at
Kansas City. April term. 1895 No. 262li.
Amanda =. Grimm, plaintin VS. Adam
Orimui. defendant Now on this 9th day
OF February 1895, comes the plaintiff in
ing 20 the court that the plaintiff has filed
her petition duly verified. stating among
other things. that the defendant. Adam
Grimm. has absented himself from his
usual rlace OF abode in this state, 50 that
the ordinary process OF law cannot he
by the court as follows To Adam Grimm.
absentee defendant. Nou are hereby noti.
hOd that the plaintiff has commenced suit
against you IN the circuit court Of Jackson
county. Missouri for divorce. upon the
grounds that You have been guilty Of such
cruel and barharous treatment OF plaintiff
as 70 eudauger her life. that you have Of
fcred such inllgultics to plaintiff as to
render her condition intOlorablc and that
being an abled-bodied man YOU did not
est calling to procure a livelihood. ana
have left your wife and her family without
adequate means Of subsistence. and unless
you De and appear at tho next term OF
said court TO be held at Kansas city,
county of Jackson, on the 18th day of April,
make answer therein. Judgment for divorce
viii be entered against YOU therein az
prayed for IN plaintin's petition. II Is fur
thrr ordered that copy OF this order be
published In the Kansas city Journal, a
newspaper published in said county ana
insertion TO be at least fifteen days before
the commencement ot the said April term
OF this court.
a true copy. Attest:
II. VI. sTONEsTREET Clerk.
By j. B. STACY, u. G,
yf n "A
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-28


ORDER or PUBLICATloN-,In the cir
cult court Of Jackson county. missouri, AZ
Kansas city Aprii term, Is.T' 10, -oi.e'
Pope. defendant Now, on the sth day Of
February, lst6, it appearing 10 the satis-
faction of the court from plaintlu atda-
~ that defendant is not a resident OF this
state and cannot be summoned oy ordinary
process Of law, the court makes the tol-
lowing order to defendant, to-wit; To Ed
ward q. Pope; You are hereby notified that
plaintiff above named has commenced suit
apaiust Won bv petition in the circuit court
CIV HE object and general nature or
which is to obtain divorce from you on
the grounds that you have without reason
able cause absented yourself from plaintiff
past, and that you have offered such in
dignities 10 Plaintin as rendered plaintims
prays the restoration OF her maiden name.
Now, unless you be and appear at the
and held at the court house Ia Kansas
Ci}y, said county and state on the se.-
ond Monday Of april 1885, It being the
before the third day OF said term, answer
said petition, the same VIII BE- taken as
confessed and judgment rendered as prayed
in the petition. IL is further ordered that
a copy hereof be published once a week in
the Kansas city journal. a newspaper pub
lished in said county ana state. Tor four
successive weeks. the last insertion 10 bs
at least fifteen days before the commence
Attest; ii. NJ sToNEsTREEF. Clerk.
BY ;, II. Ragland' Deputy Clerk.
IL the circuit court Of Jackson county.
Missouri, at Kansas city. January term
lssG. Assignment Of the Mastin bank. W.
Il. Trasdale, assignee 4. Comes nov the
above named assignee and hlcs herein his
term report, and upon his application the
court makes the following order of publita-
ton, to-wlt: To whom IL may concern.
Take notice that the above named assignee
having exhibited on oath a statement of
the account Of his trust with proper vouch-
ers 10 The circuit court Of Jackson county
missouri, al kansas city, division No . 4
IS By the court ordered that notice OF pilb-
Acatlon be given Of the hllng and exhibit
ton Of such accounts for two days in me
Kansas city World and the Kansas CIV
journal, ana that such accounts viii b.
allowed by the said circuit court on Saf-
uTday' February 2sth ls56, or as soon there
after as may be convenient unless good
cause 10 the contrary be shown.
Attest: H. NJ. sTONEsTREET Clerk
BY 5. H. RAGLAND u q
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Nortr, 4
hsrepy given that the annual meetina -
the stockholders OF the Metrop0lf+ar
Nestment co, Will be held al M, Afiils-I
holei IN Kansas City, Mo-. On TIaefst-A
March 10Th le@, al . O'Clock a ru for ~
tleellon OF directors and the transa, tiTr, -
Slch oiher business as may b,. isgsi9 ~
brought before the meeting NsaHy
ALEX HILTON. Secretary. 's-''sA-
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NOTICE TO DIRECTORS Notice Is
hereby given that the annual meeting OF
The board Of directors OF the Kansas City,
Fort scott * Memphis Railroad Company
VIII be held at the office Of the company in
kansas Cily. Missouri. on Tuesday the
10Th day of March, 1896, 4 o'clock a m.
for the purpose Of ma ling report 10 the
railroad commis sioners Of the state Of Mis-.
souri,. as required by law. and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
legally be brought before the meeting
GEO. II. NETTLETON. President
CHARLES MERRIAM Secretary.
Kansas city. No. Feb. 6th. 1896
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IrnAI NOTICES.


ORDER OF PUBT1CAT1oN-In the cir
cult court of jackson county. Missouri, at
Kansas City. January term. 4 u. iS-.
No 2477 Della " Phillips. plaintiff. vs..
j. II. Philips. defendant on the lst day
OF Ausgst a. Z iS% plainua, by her her At AZ
undersigned clerk OF this court her petition
among other things. that defendant is z
nonresident Of the state Of Missouri.
and cannot he summoned by ordinary pro
cess Of law. and on this 9Th day Of Feb
ruary, lSS. the following order Is made
by court, to-wit: To J u PHILLIPS. said
nonresident defendant: You are hereby
notified that the plaintiff herein did, on
mence suit against you by petition in this
court the object and general nature OF
which Is 20 obtain a decree Of divorce from
the bonds of matrimony heretofore con
ttactcd with defendant. on the grounds
that said defendant has absented himself
from rlaintlf since 18th day OF January,
1871 without reasonable cause. and during
that time has wholly failed and refused to
provide for plaintins support and ma.nte-
nance. and unless YOU hc and appear at
the next regular tsrm ~ said court. 10
be begun and held at the county court
house in the city Of Kansas City,
Jackson county. Missouri on the
the same being the 18th day thereof. or
on or before the third day ~ said term,
and answer unto said petition. it will be
taken as by YOU confessed and decree
granted as prayed. II b. further ordered
that publication hereof be made according
TO law IN the Kansas city Journal. a news
paper published regularly IN said county.
II NJ. STONESTREE. Clerk.
By W. II. WYNN. Deputy Clerk.