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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03

One hundred and thirty dogs In tow
this year, according to the assessors
census.
Mrs Fitzroy j. Foster has bought
Fred ID. Pixies house on wester
Avenue.
The Methodist church viii give . re.
ception to their pastor "Wednesday even.
ing. Al invited.
VIM. X. Kimball Relief Corps meeting
Thursday evening, May 9Th. All Of the
officers requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bowler are visit
ing Mrs. Bowker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Stanley, at the Auburn Hatchery.
The members Of Hamlin Lodge are re-
quested to be present next Friday night,
May 9Th, as business Of importance will
De transacted.
Rev. Edwin w. Pierce will hold serv.
ices In New Hall Sunday, May Sth, at
80 p. NJ. Theme Of sermon, 1.-The Mes
sage Of the Universslist Faith"
The sled factory xas shut down Mon
dsy forenoon, and business Was practi-
cslly suspended while everybody went
10 the station to see the soldier boys off.
A large number Of Odd Fellows and
Rebekabs attended church Sunday after
noon in a body and listened to very
eloquent sermon nv Rev. Miss ANGEL.
Music WAS furnished by double quar-
tette, composed of the Universalist choir
II Norway, and the South Paris Congre-
gstionalist choir, which Was very fine.
The trustees Of the Oxford County
Society met st the grounds
TO decide upon some improve
ments tn be made this season. The track
will be considerably improved. A all
~ill be made at the lower end. TO bring
the track nearer 10 level. and the whole
track will be covered with gravel or clay,
under the direction OF an expert track
builder. New and modern water closets,
with running water. will be put in-one
u the greatest needs OF the grounds.
Twelve double covered stalls will be
built, and general repairs made. Good
for the fair will be engaged,
though what they will be has not AS yet
been decided.
ELM HILL.
Frank DeCoster has enlisted in Co. ID
II Norway.
III l.. Swift has sold his odd OF to s.
II Wsrdwell.
There are eighteen pupils in attendance
It this term of school.
Thursday morning A. +. Hollis found
/ nice yearling heifer dead. IL had sp-
choked 10 death.
BIscoE DISTRICT.
W. +. Foster has finished work at Au-
burn.
Mrs. +. A. Jackson Is visiting in
Biddeiord.
Herman Mckeen hiss hired out TO
Walter knightly.
c. X. Penley has painted his house,
,lso A. II. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spesrin from Auburn are
listing at W. r. Fosters.
Elmer Libby has hired cut for the
'oming year TO A. J. Penley.
\ visit 20 :. Il. Msrshall's found Mrs.
lellie Adkins much improved In health,
'eing around the house aud able 10 do
light work.
school commenced April p, taught by
:lvs Marshall. who boards AZ home, driv-
ng back and forth, putting up her team
L A. J. Penley's.
j. l.. Peuley, while fixing hole In 3
hsmber flooring, had narrow escape
The ladder on which he WAS standing
Tipped. catching one foot as he fell. A
,ruised cheek, scratched leg, strained
.rm. and a wrenched back WAS the re-
ult.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03
SPEAKER REEDS REPLY.

A Western man had an engagement to
meet Speaker Reed In Washington few
days ago. The rains SO washed the track
that the man could not proceed on bis
journey, and he telegraphed the speaker
"Washout on the line. Cannot keep my
engs cement" Tom telegrsphed back,
"Buy a shirt and come on"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03

w. X. Kimball Post, G. A. r., has q
souvenir Of the "Maine" In the form Of q
one pounder cartridge recovered from
the battleship. 1t would be priced by
any post, but particularly 10 this case IS
il Is presented by . son Of Gen. Kimbsll,
for whom the post was named-Lieut.
Commander VIM. w. Kimball, who IL
now 10 the important position Of COM
msnder Of the Atlantic torpedo bot
iotilla. The self-explanatory letter
which accompanies 1t Is as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03

TUNE: marching Thpo' Georgia"
Don't you hear the bugse. BOYS,
Sounding through the land?
Don't YOU see the boys In blue
For freedom make stand!
Don't you hear their war-cry, now,
Rise on every hand,
As they 20 marching 70 Cuba!
CHORUS.
The Maine The Maine
10 IL our battie-cry.
The Maine' The Maine.
Avenge her wrongs or die!
And may the God Of battles by our righteous
cause be nigh.
As We 20 marching 10 Cuba.
In the land Of Cuba, they
Ave starving and oppressed,
While our country Of the free
With liberty IL blest.
Onward. boys. 70 right the wrong
To Armsl and never rest
TIL We have brought peace TO Cuba.
CHOkUs.
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81 o (? s 2 IL SSl
6 o al = o 53

Married, ~
single.
At 8 O'Clock the players, umpire and
scorer met at the Andrews House ana
partook of sn excellent oyster supper
which the single men paid for.
s.P.H. :. %; N H. 5 10.
The south Paris High School nine
opened the season 10 good shape Fast
Dav. In q game at Mechanic fAis, IN
which they defeated the Mechanic Falls
High School nine - 20 10. The boys
came home feeling pretty well. Inc
score:
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U. 8. +. B. DUPONT,
KEY WEST, FLA,


April 81, 1893.
". Il. Kim5aH Post, q. 4. r., South
Paris, Maine:
Gentlemen Herewith forward you
q l-pounder cartridge, arm0r-piercing
proiectile, recovered from the r. F. mag
azine Of the battleship "Maine," now .
wreck In the harbor OF Havana.
Please note that Il did not explode, AL
though Spaniards claim that II, and oil
the rest Of the ammunition In the same
mags zine did.
AZ matter Of fact not one round thus
exploded. All explosive matter was In
this cartridge when Il was found In the
wreck Of the Maine, but ! have had II
carefully unloaded 20 that It Il perfectly
safe to handle. :.
have not had It cleaned, because It
seems more appropriate that Il remain
as it is-rust-ea eaten by the corpse-strewn
water Of Havana. :.
Hoping that you can 6nd . place for It
In your hall, and knowing that mono OF
you viii forget to "Rememoer the
haine,"
I am you're faithfully.
WIN. W. KINAALL,
LIEUT.. Commander u. 8. Navy,
Conmanding Atlantic !. B. Hotiila.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03
Shaks into your Shoes

Aliens fooe- Ease, . powder for the let. %
cures psinful. swoiisn. s.sranf' sssvoes "a ~
bunions. Ies he greatest comfort discovery Of
the age. Aliens Foot Ease MAKES tight or new
shoes fsol easy. Il b ceztain cure for sweating.
callous and hot. tlred. aching ~ ~ sc,esy.
-. n s6amps. ttil packaC FREE. AddTeas,
Allsn .. 06stod, Il ~, MI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03
Some Foolish People

Allow cough 70 run until Il gets beyond the
reach Of medicine. They often say. "Oh. Il will
wear away" but In most cases Il viii wear them
away. Could they be induced 70 try the succes:ful
q positive guarantee 20 cure. they would In
mediasely sec the excellent effect after taking
the nrst dose. Price sc. and Soc. Trial sire
hee Al all druRRists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03

70 grandma In the rocker Grais-O u good for The
whole family. Il Il tho long desired substitute
for coffee. Never upsets the nerves or inj9ree
the digestion. Made from pure grains Il 10 food
bess coffee at IL the price. Il q . genuine and
acientinc article and h como % stay. IL makes
for health and strength. Ask Jour grocer for
Grain-O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03
DIED..

In Hiram, April 20, Abigail s., wife Of Scam.
mon Hill. aged about IS years.
In Norway, April 81, Mrs. Emma Bartlett,
wife Of David Quincy, aged IS years, months,
81 days.
In Fyeburg Centre, Apr. 10, infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wiley.
In Norway, April -, Mrs Mary A. (Goss)
Frost, aged 20 ycars, months.
In Norway, April 20, Mrs. Henrietta b. lStiles)
Walker, aged 81 years, 8 months, - days.
In welchyillc, April -. Mrs. Sarah j.. widow
Of Joel Mckeen, aged - year,.
In Greenwood, April y, Mrs. Lois Buck
Swan.
In Greenwood. April 81, Lula NJ. daughter Of
Edward w. and Abbie D. Penley, ageh 20 Year,
and months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03
BASE BALL.
SATISFACTION DEMANDED BY SINGLE
MEN OF SOUTH PARIS.

We, the unmarried men OF South Paris
village, DO hereby challenge the married
men Of South Paris village TO second
game Of base ball to be played on May
3Oth, 1898. Sincerely hoping they will
accept, we are yours for another game.
The UNMARRIED MIN.
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SOUTH PARIS.
Total, -
Umpire stuart; Murphy. sub.
MECHANIC FALLS

Total.
Umpire Banss-
B.A. %; 5. p. II. 8. y.
The South Paris High School nine
played their second game FOR the seeson
with the Bridgton Academy team =
North Bridgton Saturday, ana met VIII
4 not unexpected defsat. Score, sE,og-
ton %; South Paris ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03

FOUND,
April 81. on the sidewalk near Wallace Ryer.
sons In South Paris, . purse containing small
key, ear ticket and q sum Of money.
W H. JENNIE
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OFF eoR THs WAR.

CO D STARTS FOR AUGUSTA, WITH
THE rRiBUTg OF THE CHEERS AND
TEARS OF A MULTITUDE OF PEOrLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03
SOUVENIR OF THE MAINE.

COMMANDER KIMBALL PRESENTS ONE
TO THE POST WHICH BEARS HIS
FATHERS NAME.
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ALMA PgNDExrEx HAYDEN

Dedicated To the Norway Light Infantry.
THE NAME THE MAINE!
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SITUATION WANTED.
would like 70 obtain . situation driving .
team by the day.
DANIEL =. ARLiN,
Norway, Maine.
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MARRIED.

In West Paris, April 50, Mr.. Robert e. shaw
and Miss Lora n. Curtis, both Of Paris.
In South Paris, April 30. by Rev. T. j. Haugh.
ton, Mr.. Fred n. Wright and Miss Flora Z.
Macon. both Of South Paris.
In Bethel, April -. by Rev. r. 3. Barton, Mr..
j. Melvin Brock Of Brockton, Mass, and Miss
L. Adelaide farwcll Of Bethel.
In Norway April II, by Rev. w. b. Eldrd9e.
Mr.. William j. Haskell and Miss Sophronia II.
Flint, both Of Norway.
In Norway, April "a, by Rev. b. 5. Rideout,
Mr.; Clarence Hunt and Miss Laura York, both
Of Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03
FOR SALE {!

House lot, situated between South Paris and
Norway near Electra Park; one pair horres,
harnesses, farm wagon. etc.
For terms all on or write %
c. Z. BENNETT,
South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03

The Republican state convention viii
meet 1t Augusta June %. Senator Hale
will preside.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03

ARTHUR Z. COLE, Dentist
Crown and Bridge work q specially.
BucKFIELD. NE.
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Or snd after March 9. lsse. trsins leave South
paris Going down; . 40. . 80 A NJ. sl4 p. u
-olpr up els A N, 3 ta, ; rs Pm
sunday trains Going down. s 40 A. M; going
- = -, VI NS Pm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03

iNr >rieCtmeu nave practlcaiV cou-
fe-ei the work Of tabulsting the val
ration ~ the town, 80 that We can
@. very nerr,v what we shall have
CD pav for tzX-s this vesr. The total
ysa-ion will be a little less than was
shown bv last wears report. IL will
a- --mem5ered that after the tax WAS
Committed last year the valuation OF the
PRS Manufacturing Co.'S plant was re-
r-e-c $1,000, and this was not made no
,T the increase on other property THIS
YEAR The number Of polls Is Oil, an
10 r'tse Of 81 over last year Poll tax
500, same "a last wear. Rate OF prop
er'y TAX, - - mills on dollar. The
iu.l amount 10 be assessed this year IL as
follows.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

PROPOSALS FOR LEASING the surplus
grazing lands on the kaw and Usage res
srvations, Oklahoma. United States Indian
homa. February Is. 1sss. CTeiegraphic ad-
dress, Pawhuska, Oklahoma, via Elgin,
kansas.) Sealed proposals for grazing
the surplus lands of the kaw and Usage
reservations, Oklahoma, indorsed Pro
posais for leasing tribal lands for grazing
agent of the Usage agency. Pawhuska. Ok
Iahoma; will be received at this office until
l Zoo oeloSk p. m, on the 10th day. of March.
leSS. The pastures on both reservations
VIII be leased for the period Of three years
rom April l, 1885. No bid for a different
period on either reservation will be re.
ten cents per acre per annum has been
placed upon the lands by the secretary of
the interior. and no bid for a less amount
VIII! be received or considered. The lessees
Will be required to repair the fences sur
rounding their respective pastures. and to
keep them in good repair during the term
they shah revert to the Indians and be-
come thetr absolute property. The lessees
VIII also pc required to furnish security
Lot the faithful performance Of the con-
oltlons OF the leases. in an amount equal
10 the deferred payments. through some
aPe srspna3 ho surety , or guaranty company any
payments OF rent must be made in two
equal semi-annual installments in advance.
e eo1h'. vea pn E Ap RI. list; and October % S,a lst. Of
Va AaNSkS .
VIII state that the description of the pas
lures, the location of each, and m
NUMBER OF acres in each, and all other nee
essary will be furnished upon
appication to this office. The bidder must
ciearly designate the pasture upon which
NED; give price per acre per annum. which
ne Will pay for the use Of the same, and
state the maximum number of horses or
cattie ne proposes to hold upon the land at
any one time; and In case more than one
pasture is bid upon, a separate bid must
herence to this Instruction viii it be prac-
ticaoie to compare the bids in any given
pasture. Everything being satisfactory, IT
Is proposed to award the grazing privileges
OF each particular pasture to the bidder
PROPOSING to pay the highest price there
3ect any and all bids, If deemed for the
best interest of the Indians and the leases
executed hereunder will be subject to the
approval OF the secretary of the interior.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
ceruhed check or draft upon some U. s.
vicinity of the dder's place of residence,
made payable to the order of the commits
sfoner of Indian affairs, for at least 5 per
centum Of the entire amount Of the pro-
posal, which check or draft shall be for
feited to the United States for the use and
case any bidder receiving an award shall
fall to enter into the prescribed lease for
the lands bid upon, and to secure a suit
able bono for the faithful performance OF
his part OF the contract; otherwise to be
returned to the bidder. Proposals not con-
forming to the requirements Of this adver.
tfsement will not be considered.
HENRY b. FREEMAN. Col. U. s. A..
Acting Indian Agent,
Usage Agency. Oklahoma.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

TRUSTEES wesley farshau
and Georgfana Parshall. his wife. by their deed q
trust, dated the nrst day Of December. 1894. and re-
corded in the once Of recorder OF deeds Of Jack
1894. in hoax series B. numbered So. At pass COS.
conveyed to Warren B. Sexton. as trustee. the fol-
lowing described real estate. situated In Jaekson
county, Missouri, to-Wit: All OF the north one-half
Gx) Of lot numbered four ~. In block numbered
three 81. In McDsnieI's addition. an addition to
Kansas city, Jackson county. Missouri. a. the same
is marked and delegated on the recorded plas
thereof, Of record in the ONCE Of the recorder OF
deeds In and for Eaid Jackson county. Missouri. TO 81
cure the payment Of the bond or promissory noted
and, whereas. the bond or pronnissorJ note Of sl:soo:
and the last due interest coupon in said deed OF
trust described are past due and unpaid. ana tne
said parties Of the hrst part have failed to pay the
same: and, whereas. 1t was provided In said deed OF
trust that in the absence Of said Warren B. SEXTON.
trustee. as Aforesaid. from the state Of Missouri. the
legal holder OF said Indebtedness or any part Of 10
may appoint or substitute any other person 70 act
as trustee: and, whereas. tbs holder Of said ds-
faulted bond or promissory note Of $500 and the laxS
Homer Reed, as trustee. to act with all the powers.
duties and obligations Of said Warren B. Sexton. -
! trustee, in and under said deed Of trust. now. thsre-
fore, /, the undersigned substitute trustee. a. afore-
said. at the request of the legal holder OF said pass
due bond or promissory note and interest coupon.
| hereby give notice that I VIII. in accordance with
the provisions Of said deed Of trust. proceed to san
the above described real estate, or so much OF IL
a. may be necessary. at public vendue. for cash.
TO the highest bidder. At the west front door Of the
custom house. situats on the southeast corner q
Ninth and Walnut streets. Kansas City. Jackson
county, Missouri. on THURSDAY. March 10th. 1888. be-
tween the hours Of nine O'Clock In the forenoon and
I've O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day. for the pur-
pose Of satisfying said defaulted Indebtedness ana
The cost Of executing this trust.
HoMER REED, Substitute Trustee.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

IN the circuit court Of Jackson county. Missouri.
Coppinger and E. W. shirk. plaintiffs. VS.. Mary ..
Snodgrass otherwise known as Mollie U. Snodgrass).
Of the estate Of T. C. snodErass. deceased: John J.
snodgrass. Agnes Nesbit. Lizzie D. Elliott. Mary A
Eddie snodsras.). I. Ross Nesbit. and the unknown
heirs of T. c. snodgrass. deceased. defendants. Nov.
s so 1sis from ssn a n. al sfa asSia. oi WHEY liss; q q a css. ONE Of tn.
plaintiffs herein. that the defendants. John J. snod-
Edward H. snodgrass otherwise known as Eddie
snodsra.s. and 1. Ross Nesbit, are non-residen!s Of
petition; under oath. tina. there aa persons interest.
ed as heirs Of T. c. Snodsrass. deceased, Whose
known to the plaintiffs. and the court finding that
process cannot be served on said defendants. the
lows: To the said John J.. snodgrass. Lizzie D: FL
lott, Mary A. Gray. Edward \. sn9dsssss do.nsr,
heirs OF 7. c. snodgrass. deceased:-You are hereby
notified that Wiley O.. Coz. Mark c~opplnger and E;
others. the object and general nature of the petition
in said action being a partition among the Ps.tie,
lets ten qD and eleven uD. and Of that part OF 10:
twelve e., which lies ., tOu; h,o. Of the, The south out oi hP Ps.s .,
| place. an addition to the City Of Kansas. nov han
sas City. Missouri. all in Jackson county. Missouri
a. the same are marked and designated on the duly
recorded plat Of said addition. and that you be and
appear before the circuit court Of Jackson county;
Missouri. At Kansas City. on the second Monday N
April, 1893, the same being the nrst day Of the April
term: tern D then and I'll. there sn to sn, ",ss, to n, The d psst iSq.s o. d. an.
Of said term. you do % appear and answer or plead
70 the petition OF the said plaintiffs. said petitol
viii be taken Is confessed. and Judgment rendered
accordingly. 1t is further ordered that q copy Of TIL,
notice be published In The Kansas City Journal. said
newspaper being designated by the attorneys for thu
plaintiffs. with the approval Of the judge OF TIL.
court, as most likely to give notice to the persons u
be notified, and being 4 newspaper published in Kan
1as City, jackson county. Missouri. for four % week
successively, the last insertion to be at least nfteef
QD days before the commencement Of the term a
which the defendants are required to appear. A tru'
copy.
Attest: HI H. STONESTREET CIsrI-
TSeaIl By ]. B. STACY. D. G.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue and authority Of .
transcript execution issued from the Office CT the
clerk Of the circuit court Of Jackson county. at Kan
ss City, Missouri. returnable to the April term. 1898.
Of said court. and to me as sheriff directed and de-
livered in favor OF the John Mulholland Company.
upon and seized all the right. title. interest and
estate Of said defendant. John Andrews. in and to
the following described real estate. situated in the
county Of jackson and state OF Missouri. to-vit: The
". II Of 8. ". Y Of the s. e. u Of section twenty
t2), township forty-seven I'D. range thirty-three
(3S), containing twenty (20 acres: also eight ~
acres lying north and west Of Big Blue creek in the
n. u Of the n. e. Y Of section Twenty-Five (2s).
township forty-seven H0. range thirty-three (s9:
te0. township forty-seren I'D. range thirty-three
(39: also the e. twenty-eight C2s) feet Of lot nine
teen Qs). and the ". nine C) feet on Of lot twenty
COZ In block B in Mary Stewart place. an addition
to Kansas City. Jackson county, Missouri; also the
.. twelve and one-half Q.h) feet Of the west
twenty-seven and one-half (271g feet Of lot seventy
one GD in South View. an addition to Kansas City.
Jackson county. Missouri: also the north twenty-s six
and one-half esq feet Of lot eight hundred and
seventy-eight s7S and the south ten uW feet Of lot
eight hundred and seventy-seven SD. block sixty
three t63). McGees addition to the City OF Kansas.
now Kansas City; and I will. on Wednesday. the
Gard day OF March. A. D. 1898. between the hours
OF zine O'Clock In the forenoon and i've o'clock In
the afternoon 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 vendue. for cash. to the highest bidder. all
the right, title, interest and estate Of the above
named defendant, John Andrews. in and to said real
estate. to satisfy said execution and costs.
ROBERT s. STONE, Sheriff.
Kansas City. Mo-. February IS. 1885,.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-03-06
TRUSTEES sALE-Dei.ult having been mad. I,

TRUSTEES ~SALE-Default having been made In
the payment Of . note secured by q deed OF trust
executed by Joseph Calm and Carrie Calm. his wife.
dated the 18th day Of May. 1887. and recorded In the
once Of the recorder Of deeds Of jackson county.
Missouri. at Kansas City. in book B ss. At page
521. ]. the undersigned trustee. under authority con-
ferred on me by said deed Of trust. and at the re-
quest Of the legal holder Of said note. win. on Mon
day, the 18th day Of March. 1888. between the hsurs
of nine O'Clock a. m. and Ave o'clock p. M. At tne
west front door Of the custom houss, at Ninth and
Walnut streets, in Kansas City. Missouri. sell. AZ
public !vendue. to the highest bidder. for cash. the
real estate to me conveyed by said desd Of trust.
viz: All Of lot No. ten u0). in block No. two I'd.
in Martyrs Woodland addition to the City Of Kansas
(now Kansas City,. Mo. also all OF lots numbered
IN one, e, two and (l three. In block numbered 20
four. Of the resurvey and corrected plat Of blocks
numbered u one. ca two, CD three and ~ Tour.
sas (now Kansas City,. NO.. as the same are marked
and designated on plat nled In the once OF the re-
corder Of deed, for the county Of Jackson. state OF
Missouri: and also an undivided one-half interest IN
the northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter %
section No. (2N twenty-five. township Hg forty-uins.
range t3O thirty-three. all situated In jackson coun-
ty. Missouri, to pay said note and costs Of sale
ELIJAH ROBINSON. Trustee.