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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-08
THE INTEREST OFF LABOR.

The workingman has less to gain and
more to lose than anybody else by the
tremendous experiment in finance
which the Bryan party proposes. 1t
is the misfortune of his situation that
if free silver coinage should do all that
is claimed for it by its most ardent ad-
vocates, it would only help two classes
of people-those who have products
and commodities to sell, and those who
have large debts secured by bonds,
mortgages and other securities to pay
off at some time in the future. Tie
workingman belongs to neither of these
lasses.-Baltimore Sun.
It is pertinent to inquire, Where dc
the workingman's interests lie? Is he
independent of those who borrow
money and of those who have products
and commodities to sell? So far from
his being independent OF them his pros
perity is indissoluably linked with
theirs
The field of production is that in
which the workingman must find the
bread that he and his family need. If
bread is to be secured there, it is be-
cause there is a market for the prod
ucts. Those who have products and
commodities to sell furnish the work
ingman his employment; if they are
crippled he is damaged, and if they
are benefited he is benefited likewise.
The workingman is the primary pro-
Queer, and there is none more directly
interested than he in the sale of the
products. Though the output of the
factory or the harvest from the field
be gathered in the hands of the en-
ployer to be disposed of, the employee
has a direct interest in the success of
his employer in making an advan-
tageous disposition of the same, for
his future employment depends upon
the transaction.
And when the transaction by which
products and commodities are disposed
of is dissected, it is found that lead
ing element of the property disposed of
is the labor of the worker; the work of
his hands, put in the form of product,
is placed on the market, the employer,
in effect, being the agent of the en-
ployee in the transfer. If the product
cannot be disposed of on advan-
tageous terms, the labor entering into
it cannot find an advantageous mar
ket. Therefore, when it is admitted
that free coinage will benefit chose
who have products and commodities
to sell" the scope of the admission en-
braces the entire labor world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-08

This is the first presidential election
in which the state of Utah will partici-
pate Utah people ought to see to it
that their first electoral vote is recorded
in the majority column for Mckinley
and sound money. "-Omaha Bee.
Utah needs no advice respecting her
duty She has the highest respect for
the constitution and will support it on
this financial issue. We shall vote for
sound money in Utah-the gold and
silver money that the constitution con-
temDlated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-08
The Alta silver mine in

The Alta silver mine in Jefferson coun-
ty, which has been continuously worked
for seventeen years, was closed down in
definitely last week throwing about 100
men out of employment. They will prob
ably come to Butte looking for work and
still further gorging the labor market
here. Still the Mckinley organs insist
that the miners of Butte are going to
give a Surprising" vote to Mckinley
and gold If they do it will be surpris-
ingly small. Bryan ought to get 10000
majority in Silver Bow county if the
people here have any regard for their
own interests.-Butte Inter-Mountain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-08

For Home Reading.-'I just finished
Miss Skryber's new novel this afternoon"
81 have heard something of it. Is it, all
suitable for home reading?" Strictly
/ know I would not like to be seen read
ing it in public. indianapolis Journal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-08
SOME EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

stump for Mckinley, though he may.
Possibly he has suggested to the Hanna
syndicate that under the peculiar cir
cumstances it is better for him to be
seen and not heard.-Anaconda Standard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-08
National Democratic Ticket.

llNGtIUHdl DSHl0CTatlC IlCKe[.
For President
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
OF Nebraska.
ARTHUR SEwALL
OF Maine.
Democratic Congressional Ticket.
For Congressman
WILLIAM H. KING.
Democratic Judicial Ticket.
For Judges of the Third Judicial Dis
trict-
ALBERT @. NORRELL.
A. n. CHERRY.
Democratic County Ticket.
For the State Senate
JOHN T. GAME,
MARTHA H CANNON,
DAVID 0. RIDEOUT, JR.,
GEORGE A WHITAKER,
BENJAMIN A. HARBOUR.
For the House of Representatives
EVERETT W. WILSON.
EURETIiA X LA BARTHE,
GEORGE ROMNEY, JR.,
JOSEPH Z. TAYLOR,
HEBER BENNION,
ROBERT ". SLOAN,
SCIPIO A. KENNER.
RICHARD B. SHEPARD.
JAMES THOMSON,
DANIEL MANGAN.
County Commissioner
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
JOSEPH S. RAWLINS,
LUCIUS E. HALL.
For County Attorney
WALDEMAR VAN COLT.
For County Clerk
DAVID c. DUNBAR.
For Sheriff
THOMAS P. LEWIS.
For Recorder
JAMES C. JENSEN.
For Auditor
MARGARET A. GAME.
For Treasurer
STEPHEN H. LYNCH
For Assessor
BARNEY b. QUINN.
Fer Surveyor
CHARLES S. WILKES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-08

COMMUNICATIVE Billus-"John. you
ought not to be so hard on the young
man that comes to see Bessie. You were
a young lover once yourself, and my
recollection is that you were sometimes a
very silly one" Mr.. Billus-"Silly? [
was an idiot Maria; l was an idiot! I've
found it out since.''-Chicago Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-08

Democratic Judicial Ticket.
For Judges of the Third Judicial Dis
trict-
ALBERT G. NORRELL.
A. n. CHERRY.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
IIGNI. NnIIrES.

IN TIM ,,tpgr.t1 ,.,,,.r.,. ,..,...
I county staf. ~ 49, ~. L. oi SaVnso'' .
Janu6rv fsrn, II, "GGtis a. N''sa ~. ~ ~
Sation5i ham % l. 80 inv Nui,.' NHi,.,',ttts ts'
Ns pistiufor -. fS,S ~
Il. p,iatif - 80 80 - tt'YiiF "l..p'''.
I of Eei,rt5,r NO" 'H !t.l- ...i 'nS
rlcs ia ''sI,' 80 ."',,e '"' lid'"tl,ut At'L
therein amen, Nh, yy, ~ H''' e'i..i
dcfenIluf 4. n .,'' ,.'i,~S' ~ ,..
tUiubis -, vi vi"i"N ot wy, st"tt ~
In the ni,r5,s 9n 3'N,d in t.ir s5',
tho feyi.., ..t ,'F'l iNHt Wy N""l ~ "9 V'
upon .b i!' i!'ul'7 or MissgAti anu thefe-
Gir.cf,T D, ~ ua"tS tn' i"!2W'"I Vi"t'
iHliHr AMI C,,p iu'aaill ,N-Nll a."
nrr i.tshy ,,,. hNS ON NY :, 'l
comr1crrei ~ '',','' , ln", 'he pl.lhi,sH ' ~,
Nv r,tifi,r ~ H''5. nn,nt Sult aEal"-t N',e
coufi ~ h, Jl's ""N h'u IN tu., w
an k,r." HHs,n county; sl'tc on Mlrs"lIl p
pafrr, f my '"r rhJ''t anu h'I'I'.
ar3tn-. ,,,,"sr To rhi'n, q l9ttiu..'
f0ur ami .t W. Ia '''i'1 lh'ys 3ui Hnd Lt,i''lN
=. n, Nit from NUl tor the rent uf certain
C'i In III Nlstourt i"-wi': l.ot nitN -utsr
INuV aI.i't", S"'.., ,:'i'R ~ '"lj, W ~ ~
kansas CIV ~ '", ,'i\ .i Nam5,ss g., '''%Ny ''',%ry
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NORMAN a ROBERTSON. proprietors
oi abstracts aLd examiners or land titles
No. 10 East Sixth street. furnish daily the
transfers OF real estate Med i'm the record
sTs office al Kansas city, Mo.
NOiicr-AN transfers appearing IN our
daily reports contain covenants uf general
WARRANTY unless Otherwise stated.
March q
Charles r. Burlick and wife to John
T.. Balls. lots 10 II, block 4, Clif-
ton EDt-tts ..-....r...........-....... IGs)
August i. loriug a al to John f..
t;nscy lots ii and a. block s, Ma
Emile Errnis and husband 10 John
r. Eusry, Iot a., block :, same. 80
C.. q. Briugcfori and wife 10 Mary
p WooiW ard; lot ., block Z, VIM
heiI place .-.....---. .---- -..........--...
r. H. Williams and wife o. John
casper lot auI part Of lot T.
block p Dundee plaCc.-.............. $500
Hrlcu Hampton 10 james T.. Huuli-
han; lot :, block ., Perry pla,e...... 400
Scot duncan 10 Fcri Helm Brewing
',omIany; lot ], block 2 Clinton
]. 4. Baldwin and wife 10 H. l.. No
Elroy; part of lots 10 and n, a. IA.
IOsc S Ie-urNrN .-...-...-,...-........ $50
9EITCLAIM DEED
Lionel Noise 10 Standard Invest mcnt
Company Ion Sf Garied park...... Is
EErElNEfSS DEED
T., W MeAill4n to William FavloW;
lois INi, 49, lsG and 49, block l5
isphuoAt -t.-.. .......----...----..--...-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE $50 buys half interest mer-
c1aule business clearing 500 monthly;
tTial, reference
Nf." grF.-ry,doiug cash business, central
lI.5iiou, low rent
s-V tea aud coffee store. Cripple Crock:
chance 10 make money Iu best town Ia
America. clears I'D per cont on iuyr- tmeUt
monthly, owner has mines that take lE
slf.T'Iuu- easy terms.
cripple creek goll mining stocks for sale
or trade. what have yOu tp Offer Apply
PERRY, Dog West sth sr
BUSINESS NCE--Nr sell an kinds
OF business chances, such as grocery
stores general mrrrhaull-a, hardware,
clothing, dry Eop.s, candy, fruit aUd ci-ar
stores. meat markets, restaurants fur
U.-hti flats. hotels. ttr. BYRON TYLER,
NG New York Life building References,
Metropolitan National bank or commercial
agencies.
BUSINESS CHANCE-An eutcrprisiug
y0UUs man with $50 wanted 10 handle The
product of Chicago faD tory Slsl month
guaranteed Arply with reference to keyes
4 CO., Lyrrum bldg, l'i ". 5th a.,
FOR SALE Hotel on main Tine OF Wa
hash and santa Fe r. H.. only hotel IN
the place, population 1900, write Tor par
urulars, y 5 I've. Norborne. Mo,
80 HtNS half interest gcnteel ohice
business, yl aIr- Sl-5 10 $50 monthly: suit
able lady or gentleman, easy terms, trial.
Apply Perry. lul West 5h 81.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
MEDICAL

!. H. Drummer. Marshall'own. a.,
writes; II j. with pleasure I recomn nj
your Ilr. kaN's R,uuv1tor for What YOU
claim for H.. n remedy for wornout busl-
ness mon. have had a tired and lauguii
feeling In my limbs over year and was
growing worse. / took two small boxes Of
br. HaN's Ecnovatur ana am now entirely
free from that feeling. I am confident II
VII! cur" that tired and lauEud feeling
usually called spring fever ana shall treas
ure 70 as a household pluacoa.' Sold by II
g Arnold. Fifth ana Main streets. - cents
nmI sl.-Snn- Ann
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters ~
administration on the estate OF William
Hum deceased, We're granted 10 the lluIr p
signed by the probate court Of the county
of Jackson, state OF Missouri al Kansas
tIty. on the 18th day Of February 1896 All
prrs0ns having claims against said e-tafe
ara required 10 exhibit the same to the un-
drrsisncd for allowance, within one wear
after the date OF said letters. or they NAV
be prcrludel from any benefit Of SAN -
rate. and Il such claims be not exhibited
v-ithin two years from the date of ms
publicatiou they will be forever barred
Dated this 18th day OF March. 1856
ELI CAIN
deceased
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

TY "Chirar1 Limited" or tho o.bt,,-,
4 N,or railro1l. leaves kansas civ cvs-y
evening at O'Clock. arriving in t-bft.5G
qui .k.r time. ''''
Kansas city ticket on junction ,I.k.
- ni'iye Nnth. MFiu anil Delaware: IDS
avenue d'rot There are longer raIir,5Is
than the 'hie1lo " Alton. Iut ~ is s,io
and your testimony Will be added to The
rest. " '''0
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

Tho Santa Fc Routo will run n series Of
Iur'~H'knrs' Excursions on April 7th gist
trip plus SO" with minimum selling rate
OF $40.
Fui particulars call AT Santa 20 Route
ticket offices, northeast corner Touth and
MaLn- cots or 1850 Union aNnnme. -
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice IS hereby given TO all creditors and
others Interested In the estate of Nicholas
mlnistrator OF said estate, intend TO make
maj settlement thereof AT the next term
be held at Kansas CITY. Missouri on 'ths
18th day Of May. 1856. FRED .. HEY.
Adminlstrator.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
~ u lh!h - ( et !. .M.arch. -.
Lyman & Brown. Attorneys. i6s-iii Tenn, Ten
ME block.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given 10 all creditors ANA
others interested in the estate OF Elmer q
Peppard. deceased, that L. Fred q. Hey
administrator OF said estate, intend TO make
a nnal settlement thereof at the next term
of the probate courI Of Jackson county. 10
be held at Kansas City Missouri. on the
18th day Of May 1856.
FRED c. HEY. Administrator
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

l. used on all dining ears Of the Chicago
Great Western railway tMaplp Leaf route
To- Ues Moiu,s, 81. raul Minneapolis and
C'hieIaot Ticket office. Z West Ninth:
donol. ..cund and WNnmlnttn.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
5IE6N BLOCK. Attorney

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given 10 all creditors ami
others interested IN the estate Of Donald
minlstrator Of said estate, intend 10 make
a tinal settlement thereof at the next term
OF the probate court OF Jackson county, to
be held al Kansas City. Missouri. on The
18th day OF Nay. lss6. DANIEL. FAPP
Admins trator.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

TEU STEE.s SALE Whereas. Eliza Wes,
ana William West. her husban l. Ey rhel-
certain deed of trust, dated the I'm day 6t
August, 1851. anu recorded I'm tnr record
yr- 0nlee Df Jackson county. at deed book
E -1' page III. conveyed - the uud.rsi.u.
Loren g. EONrN, trustee. an thr.r ri.Hr,
ttIa, interest and estate, iu aud To tho flI-
la,.lE described real estate. situataI In
th. county oi Jackson. state of Missouri.
~. The wtzt twenty-five Co feet III IN;
eleven GU ana twelve O4. In block sev-
.yutg--i-hr Ct East Kansas, au addition -
rHe rlty Of Kansas now kansas CITY. Jack
SON county, state Of Missouri. which sad
conveyance Va. made iu trust 10 secure
the payment OF three certain prom s.Dry
notes .u said deed described. ana where's :
am sand notes have become due and are uu-
paid. now therefore, In accordance with
tsr provisions ~ said 5osi Of trust AMI
at the request OF the legal holder of sad
notes, / viii proceed 70 sell tar above de-
srr.hel real estate at the court house door
Of tht Jackson county circuit court bet v--f
oak and Locust street on Missouri ave in
the city OF Kansas City. IN the county gf
Jackson. state aforesaid, 70 the highest
bidder, for cash, M pyblic auction. on SAT
.urday, the llth day Of April. lssi. between
tL- hours Of nine IN the forenoon and fI-,.
in thr afternoon of that day, to satisfy sa IA
notes together with the cost and expense
Of executing this trust,
loren q. ROWELL, Trustee.
Dated this 18th day OF March, lsa6
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
DIED.

S7,-i,i l,-,e :, ,, a, -,,--,' q,
1856 ut ,.l2 o. mg irorgo H. Nottlrtou, in
tho G5th year Of his age.
Funeral services from his late residence.
corner Seventh and Penn streets, az $50
y. M, sunday, March -. Friends are in
yit"d. Burial private. Those desiring To
~r" the remains please call az the house
between 10 and r. sunday morning. kindly
omit howcrs. Topeka anI Hannibal papers
please COPY
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

Tho California Limited on the Santa Fe
route nov leaves kansas city az lUni a.
M. Solid ND0tlnulrd train 90 California,
auI meals served iu dining car for the en-
fire trim.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
treat NoricrS.


TRUSTEES SALE Whereas la. NJ
Winner. \ single woman. rrtutor bv her
certain decd OF trust dated the ei,h day of
January 1891. and nicd 10Y record ON the
2I~t day of February. 1874 arH recorded in
book " 5ia az page 80. iu The on. of The
recorder or DEEDS OF Jackson county. Mis-.
fourt at Kansas CITY. conveyed TO tho nm.
dcraicucl trustee the following Described
real estate situate in the county OF lack
son. state of Missouri to-wi'. Tho norm.
west quarter OF the northeast quarter 81
section eight 49, township fortt.,isht ~,
of range thirty-three t3H. jn trus' 20 sa
cure the payment OF rrrt3f1 pru.snIs sorry
notes tn said decd fully described. ana
whereas dcfaul; has been made I'm me nav.
mont OF ;ha Tive ptomissory notes tf., IN
Ing duc. as well as the ir'ctrsf tnercur
ana whereas. acrordiuc jo tho grl.i-fa~s ~,
saUl decd ~ trust the holder N lT - ali
rotcs remaining unpaid has elected ta d.
sali notes remaining unpaid. Co., h. fua e7i
payable. therefore. notice is h,rrbv even
that az tho request ~ The iorJl holder ~
all u saiI notes. T. William VI Sroa,
trustee will proceed 10 sell ami win sali al
public auction for cash. TO Oh. lI.has, hii-
dtr tho said real estate. Cr So Wurh fh.ra-
Of as may bc rrce ssary, on rhrY.t,y
Ami End iS9S At the south front door ~
tho county court house A. kHu.l. civ in
IN. county OF jackson AFORESAID h.fvye.n
tho hours OF nine o'clock @. m 1HI ry.
O'Clock -. NJ. 20 pay slil Indebted lrass and
.yrfuN.s ~ sale. W VI. VI S'bN%
F.b'v c7th 1895. Trustee
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

NOTlCE or ELECTION upou the prom.
U-.fIIu fu issue bonds ~ the school JIsfrir,
% Kansas ttty, Jackson county, Ali-Satlrt.
NHfiu, is hereby given fttf ut the election
gt school directors ~ ih" h0Ol district II
Kansas CITY. Jackson county. Missouri h.
o.. r.lI uu Tuesday, me ,th Dan uf Anil
Istt there wIll DO" submitted tu "a. qrr.t 'iu. I
voters uf s1I! school district prop1s \. Ion
a.rNHE|f.tE the board uf directors 'uf said
school district % borrow on behalf OF tls
s.Nl9i district tho sum u twp hundred and
IlfN ff.I-IuI dollars N-aHu'-l fpr the prlr.
r.,. ~ erecting school huUs,s. 4uI for fT.
payment thereof 20 issuu bonds oC th.
+ hu1l district, such bonds to br uf ne t.-
UHfUI'r. respectively Of either ura
truu-art dollars tSl.mDi. i've hundred tnI-
nrs n, one hundred dollars GI,pl.
smoaa Of 'S:'' ca@h or any denomInatroSS" S"aG
may. hrf.r" their issue, h- d.t,rmiurI In
resolution OF the bnarl Of directors of tet.
rHnUl district, ana tu Doe dated July 10.
payable twenty t-O years from their dtf-.
with interest az th" rate Of four urr cent
um Isr luuum payable semi-luHually on
years both principal AMI Interest payable
iu -ulI tniu ~ the United States uf Amer
I.H .U fty city ami state n Now York. ana
.agtHur.Eug thr levy uut collection ~ an
annual AK sufficient 10 pay the interest ln
said bonds as 10 falls due, AMI also b. com
rh- Yr.u .pIl nf said bonds within tWruty
Ip y.lT- from their date. Sail pruru-i-
ton b. submitted and this notice Rs given
lE pursuance uI O. resolution OF the board
,f IIraatnr- of SAID school district adopted
ou tf- 3tH Day of March 1886
rHr hool District ~ Kansas CIty.
Jackson county. Missouri
IS. T.. BENSON. secretary.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

WHO handles your drayagc2 DO you get
quick, reliable service? Does your transfer
company look out FOR your interests? II
you have good reasons for change, We
would De pleased tn hear from you. Fur
Ter business
MIDLAND TRANSFER COMPANY.
'Ihoue lJlI iu7 and iO9 Wyundutte st
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
TO RtSr-RooMs.

TO RENT-pcsirablc office rooms In Run
ker building. nth and wall; central location,
low prices. single rooms. s.; two connect
lnr rooms. $40 to $40. Vacant April lst. two
rooms on ground floor. corner. front en-
trance on Wall street: Just the place for
Insurance office; will fix up TO suit good
tenant large advertising plate glass win
doWs. See us FOR prices
ALIEN FiNDLAY. Agent. room s.
TO RENT-Flat Of 4 rooms. Apply to
JAMES COTTER. 913 T. 18th st.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
Arnold shanknn. Altarney. :. : n y

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTL LEMENT-
Notice Is hereby given 10 all creditors ana
others interestet in the estate Of EIWard
LAWN. deceased, that A. catherine Istyiu-
executriX of said estate, intend 10 make a
hLIl settlement thereof al the next term
OF the probate court OF Jackson county. 10
pe held at Kansas City. Missouri. on the
lsth day Of MAY 1s96
CATHERINE LAWN, Executrix.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

\ railroad journey under ordinary cir
,uwstauucs Be- a trial. \ trip on IA" Chi
caLo y Alton railroad Is n rest and pleas
ur,. Their perfect ruHdbcd. compartment
sleeping cars and palace reclining chair
ears make 10 easy.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

A.e offered To passengers travelling VIA tho
Nickel rat" road 20 all points East Par
any OF tho Western roads can leave at 80
L. M. arrive at Cleveland the sam" evening
at 1880. Guualn the following morning M i
O'Clock, and Ncw York az $40 y. m. and
BOSTON Gt So q. m. ltS rates are alwaVg
th. lowest. It's roadhod is perfect: a train
service that Is uuapproIchuhla. and that
affords an the comforts available In travel.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

+0Ho BOOKS. h1au4 auI IN paper. going
a your own price. Come quick to Fettrr-
mans, 1874 Main street. Must have cash.
HORSES KEPT s. per month; after May
J. -. calves raised, {& r-r year. NJ. 5.
Salisbury, Ind, peuiguge Mo
CHkONOMETEk. wagen and clockmaIs-
er j. J.. k,Enlulr. last lvth 81, beL
Main and Walnut
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters OF
admins tratiuu on the estate OF Mary SOFT,
by tLe probate court of Jackson toiIIntT
Missouri. al kansas tity, on the sth Gay
OF MaN, 1884. All persons having claims
against said estate are required 10 eNhfbIt
them 40 tho undersigned within one wear
after the granting Of said lrtters. or they
may De precluded from any benefit Of sid
estate, and II such claims he not exhibited
within two years from the date OF this pub
lCatlOn. they viii he forever barred
LEWIS WOODS. Administration
DuTall & Clear lawyers.
Dated this lIh day OF March lss6
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

it.Fst Insertion FpbIUITg .r fy4e
TRt- STEE'S SAIE-Whcr,lE IJ, =,
Winner O. single woman. gglutn~ by ~
certain deed of trust dated the lIth dl ~ -
January lSgt. and filed Tor record rr tbe
.Str dpy OF February. iS1i AMI recon. ia ig
book y 30. SOP. al page 5W In mo IN
of tho recorder OF deeds OF Iapke,n e,,,.,7
ty. Missouri. at Kansas CITY. ,0rray,l -,
the uuu,rsicuci trust'c the following A.
s,ribol real estate situate lu th, coaotv
of Jackson. state Of Missouri t1-wit. Tba
southeast quarter OF tho southwest ,u,r,,-
Of section five 90. township FORTY ,.-bt ~,
RANCE thIrtN-thrcc 1881 iu trust fl s,s,r
H.. plymeut uf certain prom g-Ury notice "a,
sali' deed fully described. auI wb,rc,s'
default has been made in Tho aIx af ,br
snii promiesory notes first falling an. 9.
well ns the interest thereon. auI vy b'r rs,s ~
according to tie provisions uf said ,Ia.d -
trust. the holder Of all Of salf notes b,,s
elected TO declare the entire debit ,yIlap.oI
by all of said notes. to be- due and uryth
therefore. notice Is hereby sly,u fbat az
the request of the legal holder of All Of s,ii
notes. / David Waldo. trustee wifi ~.
cecd to sell ana will sell. az publl. vanIuc
for cash. to the highest bidder thu s.fi
real estate, or 50 much thereof ls may h.,
necessary. on Thursday April lSlG ~,
the south front door Of tho count, .,,trf
house at Kansas CITY, IN tho ,lIrfv a,
ia 'kson aforesaid. between the baiirs ~,
nine O lock q. IN. and 1--WE O'Clock D. m ia
pay said indebtedness and expenses of s1t.
DAVID WALDO Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-28

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