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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14

TRUSTEES SALE-whereas, Daniel F.
Shepherd and Lizzie Shepherd. his wife.
by their certain deed Of trust. dated the 18th
9Th day Of Febsua aI,i. ISL ISL i in book S Sa ss'
at page a0l. and re-recorded on the 4th day
of April. 1891. in book B No. ASS. at page Isl.
all IN jackson county, Missouri. records az
Kansas City. conveyed to the undersigned
tate. situate in the county of jackson and
state of Missouri. to-wit: Commencing on
the north line of Fourth street one hundred
GUO feet east Of the northeast corner OF
thence north parallel to the east line Of
Giilis street e~ighty-fve GSl feet to an al
with north line Of Fourth street twenty
ellis street eighty-fve $50 feet: thence
west on north line of Fourth street to be-
ginning. being In East Kansas addition to
the City OF Kansas. now Kansas City. which
said conveyance was made in trust to Sc
said deed Of trust described: and. whereas.
default has been made In the aymen OK
said principal note and interest thereon.
and the same remains due and unpaid:
hat I. the undersigned trustee. at the re-
Guest of the legal holder and owner Of said
note, and in accordance with the terms
and provisions of said deed of trust. will
proceed to sell. and sell the o de.
highest bidder, for cash, at the west door
of the United States postofice building.
in Kansas City. jackson county, aforesaid
(sad building being situate on the south
day OF January. 1855. between the hours of
nine o'clock In the forenoon and five o'clock
In the afternoon Of that day. to pay OF said
J. s.. HARRISON. Trustee.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
LEGAL NorHcEA


MoIbGE Of she II i sa!s un .sss
sion of the circuit court Of Jackson county.
Missouri. at Kansas City, in = cause pend
s9s between yssns =, L p; Foster H1s1. ) " 3. Sa Nas.
baum. E. E Stutz. j. H. Heatwole. G. X.
froyssr. and F. A. Borst plaintiffs. and
y. Church. a !. =. Han. 6.1. WoodSsrsh.
8. W Nihart. Emma B. Mason and Ray
Emma E1na B. Hason hs = minor il E; b. Geo IS'a.
dsndants. being eause numbered seSss
an day Of S's Nosem n s iss1. the Snas said p pla i.
q and The defendants. George F: Mann.
q: l. Chadwick. George w; Church. LIZ
ma b Mason and Raymond B. Mason. by
Ihe due consideration Of said court were
the real estate hereinafter described. il was
haze hsve ad}9dsed and deereed that pisintins
ahd recover of the said defendants last
ABOVE named. sums amounting in the ag-
Pro-rata liability: that a special execution
ISSUE AGAINST the said real estate. and the
and the costs of suit: that all the right. title
and interest o. the defendants aforesaid
barred. And. whereas, said Judgment re-
MAINS unsatisfed and a special execution
ma mas oeen PLACED in NY hands requiring me
scribed. the said debt Of s2l,77o.o. and
whereas; under authority Of said execution.
! have levied upon the real estate herein
aIter described. now. therefore, notice -
hereby given that 1. Robert S. Stone. sher-
IN OF jackson count Missouri. Will. for
ready money. at the south front door Of the
Jackson county court house. in the city OF
Kansas City. in said county. on Saturday.
the 18th day Of January. 1895, between the
sours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon ana
nSs O'Clock in the afternoon of that day.
anc turing the session of the circuit court
OF jackson county, Missouri at Kansas
City: sell lots is. 10. q. Q. 8. ~ 8. =
% : In block one ID: lots II, Il. II. Is. %. =.
=. .. q, q. IS .. 81. IS. II. 46. Al. In block
IS I've IS 0} % lots 20 - IL. !: q 3 10; IL y y
H. =; q, a. Is Is q E in block three g;
si .; 81 $; s. s.. IS. $. IS. in block four az.
an IN rair oaks, q resurvey OF blocks ..
9, 4; and 3. in Emmerson place. a sub
division Of the east half OF the southwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
~ township -; range g. II Jackson county:
missouri. as shown by the recorded .plats
thereof. filed In the ONCE Of the recorder Of
aseds OF said county at Kansas City. or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay
ton. ROBERT 8. STONE- Sherin.
December 2lst. 1897
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue and au-
thority Of a general execution. No. I5A.
issued from the ONCE of the clerk Of the
circuit court of Jackson county at Kan
sas City. Missouri. returnable to the Jam
uary term, 1888. Of said court. and to me
as sheriff directed and delivered. In favor
of n E. Hendrix. Ed I. scarritt: VIII
lam C. Scarritt. Nathan Scarritt. Charles
w. Scarritt, Martha NJ. Scarritt and Ruth
E. Hargrove. and against F. p. Dickson. 4
have levied upon and seized all the right.
title. interest and estate Of said defendant.
F. p. Dickson. In and to the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in the county
Of jackson and state of Missouri. to-wit:
The undivided ene-half nD interest in lots
ninety (9l and ninety-one gD. Ross &
Scarritt's addition to City Of Kansas. now
Kansas City. jackson county. Missouri.
and I will. on Saturday. the End day OF
January. A. d. 1885. between the hours OF
nine o'clock In the forenoon and five O'Clock
in the afternoon Of that day. at the south
front door Of the county court house, In
Kansas City. Jackson county. state o. Mis-
souri,, and during the session of said cir.
cult 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. r.
p. Dickson. in and to said real estate to
satisfy said execution and costs.
ROBERT s.. STONE. Sheriff.
Kansas City. Mo-. December 18th. 1897.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
NO STRIFE AT KINGFIsHER STATE
HOOD CONVENTION.
PREDICTIONS NOT VERIFIED.
n O TEST AS TO SINGLE OR DOUBLE
STATEHOOD.
Free Homes Bill Also I~ndorsed-Re.
publican Delegates From All
Counties but LoEan-Repub-
lican Free Homes COn-
erencc Held

E;rrs.hor n n Tor ~e-fSnec;.,, The
,os. h,,.,aroa 80, ranrssantat;,e and nooet
b.rmon;o,. st.,ahood conyen,ion vet hold
In oLIaSamo asssn,b,ed to-nisbt in tho
oner, bn,Sa II MS called to order nv Vir-
IN TT LII ah.oan ~ tho fraa s;Iv.r
a,..ao So ronh.tt ~ Eing6sher
SnA.nnu" "aa.o y - It,, a1a Ga
eApreSseu 'he Weieolie - 10y anu ~
hey Siafh' chairihah VI lhe
eeuli'e committees. iesponueu ~ . -
sineihs argument Ior s'a'eioou. am r.
Hiiiette' OF FL Reno was eiec.eu chaillhah
anu Y. Y. ituuson' OIL Hu'hfie' nv D. L.
isenpers, OIL Enid secretaries. commit
tees ON credentials ana resolutions were
appointed and WINE tney were preparing
their reports FRANK McMasters was caiieo
upon and responded with an entertaining
talk about the necessities LOT a state gov
ernment Colonel Bradley, OIL hlngnsher,
made an earnest plea for the substitution
or patriotism for partisanship In Inc con-
sheraton OF matters pertaining 10 state
hood. The committee on credentials re-
ported that there were no contests. fe-
publican delegations were present from all
counties but Logan. Inc committee on
resolutions submitted the following report,
which was adopted:
ResoiVed. mat the people OF okiahoma
territory, assempled IN delegate convention
at hihsnsner' Y. t. LOT the purpose OF con-
sioerins tne statenooo question: earnestly
rs upon IL cohsIuss VI ne NJ.
SIa'es " pass !. enaonns a. q. ~ %
en sson pios.u ~ 'm - ha,ssa.o -.
DO a s.a'e, ! sue1 Na', 80
:; TX Jun jig va
nrn,iaaS III. 20 oi,ah.no ~ ~ Ind;an
frorr;torv ara ,ncI,dad in the enahl;ng act
that tho residents In ..ch ~ the five civil,
i-.d ,r;he. 90 In or,ahon,. sh.u ,ota con
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
0KLAHOMANs UPSET.
All Mt Sea in Regard to the Long Ex-
pected Judicial Appoint

Washington. Jan. 13.-tSpecial.1 The Ok
lahoma contingent is considerably upset in
consequence Of the failure OF the president
to send in the names of the men who are
to occupy the territorial bench as the sue
cessors of the four Democrat Judges whose
terms have expired. Those who predicted
that the nominations would be made yes
terday thought they were giving themselves
a wide margin as to limit, but are just as
much at sea to-day as they We're a sreek
ago. The only new development In fine
situation to-day is the report that the
president has personally asked the attor-
ney general TO select the Judges before his
retirement Mckenna some time ago gave
out the that he would clear the
oklahoma situation before he went on the
pencn OF the supreme court. This Is the
only thing that is keeping up the dropping
spirits OF the candidates. who think that
the appointments will be made soon, but
nave given up trying to fix a date.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
FAvoRs TWO JUDICIAL DIVISIONS IN
KANSAS.
FOSTER CAN'T DO THE WORK.
MEANS THAT THE BILL HAS M'KIN-
LEY,S ENDORSEMENT.
Now the Question In, Can the Bill Be
Passed.-Judge Broderick known
to Have Judicial Aspira-
t~ions-First District
Situation.

Washington, Jan. ~13.-(Special.) Repre-
sentative Broderick, of the house commit
tee on judiciary. has received the written
opinion of Attorney General Mchenna re-
speeding the bill TO divide the state OF Kan
sas into two judicial districts. now IN the
hands of the judiciary committee. Inc at
sorney general briefly reviews the circum-
stances connected with the protracted H.
ness of Judge Foster, declares that one
Judge is physically unable TO discharge the
business of the court, and m that
relief be extended by the most practicable
method at hand, that of dividing the state
into districts.
This. OF course. is the White House in
dorsement of the bill. 1t is very plain
that the president will add his name TO the
bill should It reach him.
The violent influence for the bill display
ed before Sterne was appointed marshal
of Kansas is not so terribly violent now.
There is a disposition to demand the APP
pointment of Crum before working for a
division of the state. With some. Of course.
It depends upon who is to be appointed
whether or not they will work for the pas
sage Of the bill.
1t is well known that Judge Broderick
haA judicial aspirations, and that many
have referred to him as a possibility when
a judge is to be appointed In Kansas. This
Woulu eOLucWudl doguuiSatC Al
matters. but that is just what Leland does
not want done. He wants to use Broderick
and Curtis against each other and slip in
Bailey, and hence he does not want Brod-
erick made Judge. Should Broderick get
the position he has always wanted. 1t would
settle matters in the First district and there
would be no occasion for doubt as to the
result.
Z is likely, however. that Leland can de-
feat the appointment OF Broderick and thus
continue the tangie In the First and then
as to the other places there Is speculation.
Senator Baker is charged with being OPP
posed to allowing anyone to trespass on
his potato patch, and it is not likely that
he will give to the opposition anything,
even IL they should claim they would de-
feat the bill. 1t matters little to him, ana
he has the top hand, both as to the pas
sage OF the bill and as to selecting those
to I'LL places thus created.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
ALTERED THE RECORDS.
Chicago Civil Service Commission
Charged With Hiding Crooked
ness From LexOwerg.

Chicago. Jan. 13.-Charges of a sensation
al character were made against the civil
service commissioners office before the
Lexow committee to-day,
1t was charged by Attorney E.. R. Bliss
that some one during the night following
the last day Of the appearance of President
kraus and his associates before the COM
mittee. altered and faisified the records of
the civil service commission SO thai they
would not show the names of twenty-eight
men which are said to have been added to
the eligible police list without authority
Of law. Attorney Bliss asked that the civil
service commission be subpoenaed to APP
pear and bring the records of the office
relating to the tw~enty-eight men in ques-
ton, and also that Secretary and Chief
Examiner John NJ. Glenn be ordered to
come before the committee as a witness.
Senator Berry stated that he proposed to
have a rigid Investigation into the charges
and that in all probability Mayor Harrison,
Chief of Police Ripley and others would be
called upon. John II. Hamline, of the civil
service reform league, has also been SUBJ
poenaed.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
THE LADY SYKES SUIT.
Several Witnesses Testify tn the Gem
of the Signatures Al
legged to BE Forged.

~SAA-
mem of the Signatures Al
legged to BE Forged.
London. al 13.-The hearing of the suit
OF Daniel Jay, a money lender. to recover
from Lady Sykes, wife of Sir Tatton Sykes,
the sum OF e15.S70 lent to her ladyship in
1885 on the security of notes purporting to
be signed by her husband. was continued
to-day. The defendant repudiated the sug-
gestion of counsel that she had, in 1896,
obtained from the Union bank the sum of
9lO.00 on a forged guarantee which her
husband afterward recovered and burned.
in order to avoid scandal. 3
Replying to a remark of the judge, coun-
sci said that it was proposed to show that
between 1880 and 1896. Sir Tatton Sykes
gave his wife ELS 900. The witness remark
ed that this represented the Accommodations
and renewals of twenty years.
Replying to the judge, Lady Sykes said
she had always been and still was on the
best terms with her husband and had never
had a cross WORD. with him in her life.
r. P. Beresford. the tutor Of the Sykes
son. testified that the signatures were un-
doubtedly genuine and created a sensation
by suggesting that Sir Tatton Sykes was
insane Mr.. Beresford added that he had
known Sir Tatton to wear seven or eight
coats simultaneously.
Other witnesses testified to the genuine
ness of the signatures and a Monte Carlo
banker testified to seeing Sir Tatton Sykes
ated.
After two experts had testified to the
genuinenesS of Sir Tatton Sykes sigma
lures. the case was again adjourned.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
%Stoddnrd,a

All persons who have purchased the first
numbers of Stoddard's lectures and de-
sire the balance. we call their attention to
the list. They are now ready. You can or
der any of them without the coupons. The
list of lectures is as follows. The price is q;
cents:
Part NORWAY.
Part ATHENS n Venice.
Part 3~Jerusalem.
Part 4Switzerland.
Part 5Constantinople.
Part EGYPT.
Part Japan.
Part Selma.
Part eIndia.
Part lONPassion Play. s-..
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
MORE P0ST0FFICE RED TAPE.
POstmasters Must Submit Nomination.
for All Employees to Department
at Warrington.

Washington, JAM l3-Postmaster Gener-
al Gary to-day approved an order that
postmasters han make no new appoint
ment or fill a vacancy for a clerk or other
employee, paid from the clerk-hire allow
ances made by the department. without
first submitting a nomination to the de-
partment for such appointment. and receiv-
ing authority TO make It. Heretofore, post
masters ave been given a lump sum for
clerk hire. but the system has been found
10 work unsatisfactory. By the opera
ton of the new system every dollar spent
by the postmasters will be under the direct
supervision Of the officials at Washington.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
YESTERDAYS APPOINTMENTS.
W. H. Haughawout Made Postmaster
at webb City and John White.
man at MarceIine.

Washington, Jan. 13.-The president to-
day sent these nominations to the senate:
Lewis Morris Iddings, of New York, to be
secretary of the embassy at Rome, Italy;
Richard T. Greaner, of New York, consul
at Bombay, India; postmasters, Missouri,
William H. Haughawout. Webb City: John
Whiteman. Marceline; Nebraska, Delbert
E. Sherman. Valentine: Charles Miner, Ra-
VIENNA; Charles N. Phillips. Exeter; Henry
Gibbons. Kearney; William II. Ketcham,
Crawford.
The appointment of Haughawout TO be
postmaster at Webb City was made at the
personal solicitation of Assistant Secretary
Davis.
Mr.. Haughawout's brother, who is in the
city confined to a sick bed. is somewhat
improved to-day.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NORMAN & ROBERTSON. proprietors Of
abstracts. and examiners of land titles. No.
l8 East Sixth street. furnish daily the
transfers of real estate filed In the record
er's office at Kansas City, Nc.
Notfce-An transfers appearing. In the
warranty unless otherwise stated.
January IL.
T. L. Sloan to John H. Sloan; lot g..
George A. Metcalf and wife to Edwin
and north is feet of lot i, block IS.
Beacon Hill $500
George A. Metcalf and wife to Mary
c. Mofatt; south "a feet of lot =,
Beacon Hill annex ..... $500
Mary c. Moffatt and husband to
George A.. Metcalf; lot "a. Boston
M a" G. Mofratt and husband to N
George A. Metcalf; lots Is and Ii.
block 10. Dundee place -... 5000
Robert A. Everitt and wife to Anna
b. Searfass; south 3sla feet of lot 4.
block 1. Mount Hope..:-....... 1000
Gardiner Lathrop and wife to George
Pasfield: south half Of lot As.
Swope's addition 49,. ..-...>... 10000
W. 3. Harlan and wife to Mabel NJ.
Smith: north half Of lot II. block
Lewis s'd z. pa ffsGe and wife 10 ~
Rose w. Geiger; lots AZ and ~,
Pioneer place .....:..... 5.50
Julia A. Gammage and husband to
~ AsAiS i. kSVN IL
lot 8. and south 10 feet of lot {,
Seachrest's first addition ...... 2,0O
George H. Churchill to Nancy Bur-
gett: lots q to IS. block s, Marl-
borough addition .....-.. ........ 2(
| William A. Simonton and wife to
Scioto Shelley; north 8 feet of lot
90. and south "a feet of lot IS.
Hazelcroft 10000. ......... ...... ]
| Charles NJ. Lucas and wife to Peter
H. Anderson: lot 10. block l. Lin
wood hoDer 1FEa aTasn 1D1EEDs 90"
Clara r. Guild and husband to Isa-
bella S. Goodman and husband; I'M
divided one-fourth of 80 feet off
west end of lots 1852 and 1873. block
%, McGee's addition. and undivided
one-fourth of lots II to 20. block
/. Llewellyn place, and undivided
one-fourth Of the southwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter and
north half of the northwest quar-
ter of section II. township IS. .nu
| Albert w. Childs and wife to H.
Harris: lots 4. 5 and 6. block .. and
feet 10 inches of lot IA. block s.
and south nv feet of lot 16. and
north 3 feet 4 Inches of lot II, block
6. and south 10 feet 2 inches of lot
s. and north 1 feet 8 inches of lot
6 block S, and south 20 feet I inches
n Iot 6. and north 3k feet Of lot Z.
block 5, and south 211A feet Of lot Z.
and north 2 feet 1 inches OF lot 8.
block s and south is feet 10 inches
of lot 3, n north Z feet of lot 4.
block 5, and south Is feet OF lot 4.
and north 5 feet 10 inches Of lot 5.
I block 5, Manchester ............... 1,D
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
KETcHAM VERDICT SET ASIDE.
Big BlacklistinE Which Grew Out
of Debs' Strike Must Be
Tried Again.

Chicago. Jan. 13.-The big verdict given
Engineer Fred R. Ketcham against the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad for nj
legged blacklisting was to-day set aside by
Judge Richard w. Clifford. A new trial
is granted. By the verdict Ketcham has
been awarded $1,000 damages. The case
was an outgrowth of the Debs strike.
The ground upon which the court sets
aside the verdict and grants a new trial
is that of an improper instruction given to
the jury in the plaintiffs behalf. The
court said, in giving his decision. that the
reviewing court would need nothing more
than a mere inspection of the verdict to set
IL aside.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
Ii WANTED FRED GRANT.
Asked President Mckinley to Make
His Old Friends Son Min.
lister to China.

Washington. JAM. 13.-The following dis
patch from Ii Hung Chang was received
by the Chinese minister of him to the
United States:
b pleased to convey to his excellency.
the president of the United States. the dis
tinguished consideration of Ii Hung Chang.
and say to him that IA Hung Chang would
be pleased IL he gr~aciously would appoint
as minister to China. Colonel Frederick
Dent Grant. son of the great soldier-states-
man TO whom Il Hung Chang was most
devoted"
Before the arrival of this dispatch, Presi-
dent Mckinley had perfected the arrange
ment by which Mr.. Conger was nominated
as minister. and he will be confirmed.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
toga of the West-The Mecca of
America for Invalids.

Where hot medicated springs gush from
the breast Of nature. almost specifics IN
rheumatism. govt skin and scrofulous dis
eases. Every form of modern bath can be
had, including electric. medicated. vapor.
massage and the mud bath. Patronized by
over 5000 physicians of America, Hot
States for elegant hotel accommodations.
The beautiful Park. the New Arlington. the
Monarch of the Glen. the Hotel Eastman,
the Avenue. Waukesha. Great Northern.
and boarding houses of all grades. and suit
able for all sorts and conditions of men.
There is no place of the KIND In this coun
try-perhaps not in the world.
Fifteen elegant bath houses on the gov
eminent reservation. besides the free bath
house operated by the government.
Hot Springs. Ark. is reached by the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway. Double daily train
service. Leave Kansas City at s:45 a. m
and $40 p. m.
For ALI information as to routes. rates
for one way and round trip excursion
tickets. call on or address E. s. Jewett. pas
senger and ticket agent. Missouri Pacific
Railway. 1892 Union avenue or 500 Main
street, Kansas City. Mo.
General Pass. Agent, st. Louis, Nc.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
FREE SILVER CAUCUS.

most Like Those of the Re-
publican Caucus.
Kingfisher, o. T.. Jan. 13~.-(Special.) The
free silver delegates held a caucus this
afternoon to formulate resolutions express
sive of their attitude IN statehood. Dan
Perry pesided and r. E. Bray acted as
secretary. Resolutions on statehood were
adopted almost identical with those framed
by the Republican convention. They also
approved free homes and opposed the leas-
ing of the Kiowa and Comanche lands.
There was a strong sentiment from. the
eastern part of the territory opposed to
statehood, but the prearranged plan Of the
managers went through just the same.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
A Matter of Taste.

The dining car and eating house service
of the Santa Fe Route has a national repu-
tation. Experienced travellers know that
ON the Santa Fe they are sure of a fault
less meal. There Is nc guesswork about II.
In Arizona or New Mexico. or farther East
the excellence Is uniformly maintained,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
THE KANSAS CRY JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JANUARY IA, 1885

civil service resolution was prepared by
Seymour S. Price. of Oklahoma City. An
additional resolution asking for the dona-
ton by the government of the Fort Sup
ply military reservation and buildings to
the territory. for the. use of some public
institution. was also passed.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14

on South side, N,700.
~ acres with nice improvements on the
independence Electric line; will sell for
FARMS FOR SALE.
aN acres In Barton county. No.: fne 10
room mouse. barns, tine orchard. living wa
yer, nshpond; best fenced ranch in county.
Full particulars and price on application;
very low price.
Nice improSeme IN SII isin eou anS nienty
u umoer. owner q nonresident: will sell
at a sacrifice. Full particulars and price
$40 acre ranch in Cheyenne county. kas.
1000 improvements: clear; will sell or trace
tor smaller farm further east and assume
or trade for merchandise.
l0 acres. party improved. near Sloan
springs, Ark. n two houses. 6 and :
rooms. and 5 lots in Sloan Springs, ZOE
KANSAS CITY REALTY CO..
Room s. Bunker BLDG.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-01-14
BUSINESS

BUSINESS CHANCES.
ONE best dairy in Kansas City. doing
over $3.50 cash business per month. We
can locate you in any business.
DEAMER & CO.. 129 West Sth.
HAVE groceries, dry goods and stocks in
all lines to trade for farm and city prop
erty and cash. DEAMER & CO.
129 West Sth.
BOOMING houses and hotels, all sizes
and kinds; cash or payments.
DEAMER & CO.. 129 West Sth.