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1rtmmell, Shreveport; {. G. Ellis. sai-
sslia e j. Manmanus and family, Corpus
hrlsti w ]. Newcom, Terrell; j. q. Hyde,
oit Worth L. H. Adreon Il. l.. Adreon, Jr,,
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ain',na: e. y. Gavin, Galveston; II. l.. 5.
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Send your address to H. u. Bucklen 4
~ chicago and get free sample box OF
~ Kings New Life Pills. A trial will
aonxinoc YOU OF their merits These pills
are easy Ia action and are particularly Of
fectiye In tbe cure Of Constipation and
cic,s Headache. For Malaria and Liver
,.o,,hies they have been proved Invaluable.
1'hev are guaranteed 70 be perfectly free
tram every deleterioue substance and 10 be
,u,rely vegetable They do not weaken by
,heir action, but by giving tone TO the
siomach and bowels greatly inyigorate the
System. Regular size CSC per box. Sold
BY George w. Heyes. Druggist.
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C, N. Graham and wife, GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
hank Alexe, New York; Mrs. II. A. Rich,
Wharton; Miss Nellie Hood Wharton; II. III.
Primes, Victoria. y. ID. Wall, Texas Stock
nd Farm lournal'f l. p. Barry, Knoxville,
|enn.: H. Da ronto. New Orleans; William
born. Philadelphia. Edward G. Lyon, Nor
tstown, n. j.. A. /. kountz, New York; j..
McComb, Jr., Franklin: w. S. Hunt, city;
]. Orthwein, New Orleans; q Corner.
Astln; G. II. Goodrich. s. Smith, New
fork; H. A. Lang. Est, Louis. Me-. Ed. S.
Richardson, New Orleans; J. G. jackson, Pa
ucah. Ky; IF. Curtis, New Orleans; Mrs.
Iudie stumps, New York City; J. $. Burd.
frank Arnold, San Antonio;J. r. Wilson,
L Louis, Mo. c. X. Woodburn. New York;
P Lathrop, G. s. Brantingham, Rockford;
ohn Walker, Texas; II. A. Waidner, Balti
pore. Nd George +. Klemterger. Miss Edith
hristy, 4. y Ray and wife. New York;
Ylliam II. Mason, ST. Louis: J. e, Smith,
Waco, G. w. Oliver, r. r. Allhue, Denison;
Brown. Texas City, II. H. Forsman.
tlss Florence Kahn, w. Fl. Stuart, Charles
Rehlinger, Willis Wilkinson Mensinger, New
FORK; Charles e Woodson, st. Louis: Julien
Barton New YORK.
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following officers for ensuing lodge year:
william Rosenberg. president: ID. A Pau.
lus, vice president; r. Hannlg, secretary;
A.. stankiewicz, treasurer, Louis iiirsch-
field. medical examiner; Otto Rosenberg.
trustee. three year term; A. LindspbeIR,
flag bearer: William Rnsenberg repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge and Leo Krcs-
chel alternate.
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Hnu.ton,. Now Dcpot..

A. l., Bowers, superintendent OF briggs
and buildings of the international an1
Great Northern, was here yesterday from
Palestine looking after the work on tae
now station. The work has been retarded
i,sre III lat, on account OF the weathes,
nsNbaif Of the first story, however. hay
ing been completed. Ae soon as the els-
ments VIII permit, the building WIZ re-
dune. =, ~
force OF mon are Hliii al wo1h On ~
Santa Re station ana WIZ Ha,e 'ns .0"''
,,a,inn cornnl c.ed In 4 day or two
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THE HU1CHINS
HOUSE,.
3. O. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates. $500 and
SEQ per day.

m n quarters.
49, 3 Aynord. J. L, Hudson. $. Z.
= elty; w. l.. Davidson, La Grange;
fiaSs rrioie and wife, Montgomery. Texas:
! ILL.,. oliiser, Lake Jackson G. Arthur VIII
ijv s, hcnston Post; james r. Hill, Jr-
sss''sks s J. 4. Smith. Waco; r A.rStapp.
fr,r an.Ioonio; R. T. Arthur. Dtpison, u.
ss4r' A,lyabray. Canada: l.. A. 1anlanson.
Hi y Evans. Mrs. +. G. Sanders, Texas;
| Hri.as an,denbeye and wife, Victoria; f..
S IN =, Edna Progress; II. s. Nichols So
III. isl. ~ =. Downing, Virginia. III; g.
iS,i.n. kendleton: @. s. Baker St
ElIl.,b D. a. Maxfield. Three Rivers, Mich;
|coIsruaa' Noon, San Antonio Charles D.
lesrs.ss houston, J. C. Harris, Nov Or
[Crss z, d Magee. Anglpton Miss Matte
IN. n, sew Mexico, Mr.. and Mrs. IIoules.
ncrs u NJ. y. Bryan, Louisville; s. NJ Rush
|fsyis I5ty; Il. p. Gibbs, Fort Madison; N. b.
|Raps.sr nhadelphia. r. y. Seaman. Missouri.
ERsro.'s ,I ana Texas railway: M J Penn.
ReyaI,' Nj q, i, Edward. wife and child, city:
~S'ef Fort Worth
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Preliminary survey Completed,

Alvin, Texas. March 2i.--rhe su'seS'nT
crons ~ the Guadalups Valley railroad
a,,asp men. Chief Engineer Hinman In
charge. arrived in tow, last h'sn., nay
re Inc from Victoria TO this place. the
, rns viii he in town several days and WI
he NJ here by Colonel Lott promoter OF
tha rad who will look over the ground ana
make arrangements as ia right OF way
through town. depot ground tsrn'nu.
faculties etc
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William Whytc Of Dallas, receiver OF the
Texas Trunk. is In the CITY,
w. X. Morrow oi the sugarland railroad
vas In the city yesterday
r. r. Arthur and g. w, oliver, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas trninmcn Of Denison.
are here attending court
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SALVATION Army Ixurses.

New York, March ~ "A corps OF sal
walton Army nurses will leave for Cuba In
: few days. They are Staff |lptain Frost.
Ensiun Elrna Erickson ca ~ Ned GIrard.
lieutenant r. NJ Flint aud Captain
.loyee. An are trained and capable nurses
WHO are accustomed TO the southern lati-
tude,
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,vai,o, Willard -aemembcred.

The boys Of the Katy accounting depart
ment connected with the Dallas office re-
Gently rendered a most pleasant surprise
to Mr.. n. s. Willard, retiring auditor by
presenting him with a handsome watch
charm studded with five diamonds, as !
token Of their esteem and pleasant business
Connection while serving under him for the
mast three years. The boys called at ms
ex auditors home In body, and IN re-,
sronse 70 the presentation, Mr.. Willard
made neat speech that was most feeling
ly appropriate to the occasion.
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Traffic Mnnnger Aprcsn,ca.

WASHINGTON, March ss--Geueral Nichol-
son was today appointed passenger traffic
manager OF the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railway. succeeding w +. white,
deceased. The appointment is to take ef-
feet May 15
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President Huntington Of the southern
Pacific and party Of officials have not yet
left New Orleans on their westward trip.
They will probably leave there today.
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II is reported that Mr.. Jens Mpiler Is e
81 succeeded BY Mr.. Grayham Of Norfolk
Va. on April = general agent for ms
Texas Transport and Terminal company
al Galveston. Mr, 0rayhsm nas Dee T,n las - :
ager Of the Company - No.ioaA ", - ~.
cult Of the change, u = sAso' -" = w
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me PASSENGER depot Of the Houston and
Texas Central nj Rurtcn. Texas, thirty
iour miles Forth Of Hampstead. was burned
Wednesday night. Tho fire rendered the
company's telegraph wires useless until
Yesterday afternoon a, o'clock Csusc
Of the firo unknown
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!. d. FicII Assigne.l

~, .sA worth Texas. March 20. JEFF d.
s~ has fied in the office OF the county
~ Ssn.an assignment for the benefit Of his
Els, naming H. ID. Giles as assignee.
z indebtedness amounts to s4iTO.
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. stack Beuinminx 10 Move.

The Houston and Texas Central yesterday
received two trains from the Macaroni d.
vision Of The Southern Pacific for trans
portation to Blackstone, l. 7. The tive
trains were composed of thirty two cars.
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THE HOTELS
aPrroL HOTEL
RRlvALS....

Rates, $3.50 to
W per day. Six
legant rooms,
nh bath. Large
nipple 70 o II $.
tntrally located.
cot accomilo6a-
cns for CONNER
l men in the
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Houston. $500 80 2 =
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Another Line Takes wnRners.
IT is said that the Union Pacific manage
ment Will, in few Gays, sign contract
with the Wagner Palace Car company for
the use of Its cars on the Union Pacific
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Hailetsvilbe. Texas. March - Moltks
lodge No. N. Sons o. Hermann, which la
membership q slehty. ~ saected ~
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05

WHEREAS, Edward L. Martin and Mary E. Mar
uh mis- wife, grantors. by their deed of trust dated
sghty-nine recorded In the ONCE Of the recorder of
deeds OF jackson county. Missouri. Kansas City.
on the same day. in book b 3ss. pages 35s to 35s.
both inclusive. conveyed to the undersigned. Jeher
son Brumback. all Of the following described land
In Kansas City Jackson county Missouri. to-wit:
All Of lots nineteen us, and twenty (2o,. and the
east nine 90 feet of lot eighteen CS) all block
eight Isl. IN Kings resurvey OF blocks s. e. and
in Hubbards addition 10 the City Of Kansas subject
TO all party wall contracts and all rights under
were thereby assigned TO said Brumback land there
by conveyed being a parcel fronting ftty-nne fee.
between Central street and May street. and running
back north that width hundred and forty-two
tain promissory notes in such deed described and.
whereas. all OF said notes were paid. except the
principal note for thrty-hve thousand s35oO0l dol
lars therein described, and default was made in the
payment. when due. of said principal and the
same is now wholly due and unpaid. with interest
thereon at sly per cent per annum from the .srd day
credits: $50. 81, made March II. 1897: $50. made
April u. 1881 $50. made May g. 1897: $3.50. made
June IS. 1897 and StT5s0. made November 10. 1897;
now. therefore notice Is hereby given that. tho
request Of the and holder of said unpaid
me by said deed, proceed sell the property herein
before and in such deed described, and and
every part thersoi at public vendue to tns highest
bidder at tho court house door in the City Of Kan
tncw called Kansas City, in the county OF Jack
son aforesaid for cash. on Thursday. the third day
OF March. 1885, between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon to
the costs and expenses Of executing this trust, in
Guiding compensation the for his services
and pay said principal note with interest thereon
above specified the court house door At which
such sale will be made being the south front door OF
the court houss building, In said city. situated
the block Of ground bounded oy Fifth street. Oak
street. Missouri and Locust street and being
county Missouri at said city. will at time OF sale
be held. or might lawfully be held If then in ses-
sion. and being the door where the sheriff usually
sells land execution from said court.
JEFFERSON BRUMBACK. Trustee
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05

PARTITION SALE-By virtue of a decree and spe-
oal order Of sale issued from the ONCE of the clerk
OF the circuit court from Jackson county. Kansas
City. Missouri returnabe to the January term 1sss
OF the said court and TO sheriff. directed for
execution. In a suit in partition wherein Elvra e
Craner. Therese Reed and Richard Reed. her hus-
band. Ruth Ssayer and corydon Ssaver. her hus-
band. snd Mary Il. Austin AM John Austin. her
husband. are plaintiffs Harriet E. Hammond E
J. Nichols Palmer IIotchkiss William H Hotch-
kiss Susan II. DarueII and 8. A. Darnell. her hus-
band; Lila Fanley and VI. j. Hanley, her husband
Fannie H Thrasher and W. =. Thrsshcr, her husband
defendants. No 5ots5. On saturday, the l2'h
day OF February, 1898. between the hours OF ten
o'clock a and three O'clock p. 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 court, at Kansas CITY
for the purpose OF making partition OF the following
described property and in Of faid decree
and special offer CT sale I Will cTer for sale and
Sell at public vendus. for rash In hand, to the
highest bidder lot No -. In Aus-ins addition to
Kansas City Jackson county. Missouri together with
all the privileges aad aPpursnancs! thereto belong
ing ROBERT s. STONE.
Sheriff Of Jackson County. Missouri
George II English. Attorney for plaintiffs.
Kansas City. No. Jan 18th. 1893
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05

SHERIFF'S SkLE-by virtue and authority O: .
general execution, No. 3oI3s, issued ofice
of the clerk OF the circuit court Of Jackson county
Kansas Cit. Missouri. rcturnable 20 the April
term, 1855. OF said court. and me. sheriff. tt
rected and delivered in favor OF ]. q. Forhis, ST.
and against the German-Amerlcsn Investment Com
psny, Fred C. Hey and George kunpf. have levied
upon and seized all the right. title. interest ana
estate of defendants. Tho American IT.
yestment Company. Fred G. Hey and George Eunipf
in to the following described real estate. situated
in the county Of Jackson an5 Of Missouri. to-
wit: Lots Eve is'. SIX or "a and east eight
(s) feet four 90. Rose Hill addition to Kansas
city Jackson county. Missouri. and I will. Sat
urday the 18th day OF February. A D. 1893 between
the hours OF nine o'clock In the forenoon and ave
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day the south
front door county house. in Kansas City
Jackson county stzts ot Missouri. and during the
session of said court. Kansas City. Mis-
E0ur sell public y.ndue for cash TO the highest
bidder the right title interest and estate Of the
above named defendants The 6sEman-Amsricaa In
ves;men. Company. Fred c. Hey and George Kumpf
in and to said real estats satisfy sad execution
and costs. ROBERT s. STONE, Sheriff.
kansas City Mo- January 10th. 1898.
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
Killed by Their Quarry.

In the catscombs of Christ church cathed-
raj. Dublin. says correspondent of the
Westminster Gazette. are shown the
skeletons of a cat and mouse. discovered
VIXEN the alterations were made in the
organ on the restoration of the cathedral
The n ouse. pursued by the cat, haG got
INTO one of the pipes of the organ. H., cat
n the attempt to follow was jammed in
cxtricably between the tubes. So too, l
have heard a popular preacher tell large
audience this anecdote. for the accuracy
1f which he vouched. A sportsman watch
ea an eagle as II SCARED INTO the air. lie
pear to be conVulseG. clap its wings, and
fall To the ground. He Immediately went
10 the place where the eagle lay, and per-
ceived that 1t held in its beak a lizard
which had coled around its neck. produc-
ing strangulation. Both eagle and lizard
were dead.
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF SCHOOL BUILD
INGS-U. 5. Indian Service. klowa Agency, Ana
darko o. T., Jan. d. 1Sss.-Sealed proposals. en-.
dorsed Proposals for Erection OF School Buildings
and addressed the Undersigned At Anadarko. Ok
lshoma. will be received At this agency until two
O'Clock p. m. OF February IS lS9S. for furnishing
the necessary materials and labor required in ths
construction completion OF the following build
inSs, viz: One hall the Fort Sill
Indian boarding school: one brick torm!tory and
frame hall az the Riverside school:
and stone doTuiio-y, stone mess nail
and one frame employees quarters the
Rainy Mountain schooI-alI IN strict accordance
with plans and specifications which be exam
ined at the Indian ofiCe. Washington. D. c.. the
Offices OF THE Journal OF Kansas City. Missouri:
tho Eagle" OF Wichita. Kansas. the Capital of
Topeka kansas: the Courier OF Winfield. Kansas:
the Builiers' aaf Traders. exchange. Omaha Ne
bTlska, and the L. 5 Indian warehouse. l593 State
st. Chicago. Illinois. and this agency For any
additional Information apply 20
CAPT. FRANK n. BALDWIN.
T,ftFa ACaD
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
Are You Going to the klondike
CauntrYH

without question, the Great Rock Island
Route" offers the best accommodations in
through Tourist Sleeping Cars to San
Francisco and Portland. If you are going
lie Te coma or Victoria you will find II
10 your advantage to communicate with
us before making your arrangements. All
Information will be gladly given THE
ROCK ISLAND MINERS GUIDE TO
ALASKA will be mailed to any address
on application. Call at or address Rock
Island offices. corner of Ninth and Main
and No. 1890 Union avenue, Kansas City.
A. II. MOFFET. G. S. W. 2. A.
Kansas City.
mo. SEBASTIAN, G.. p. & T. A.
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
rpusrEE.s sALE-N.1.rea. Mauric, ] Lnne. I.

TRUSTEES SALE-wh.Teas Maurice J. Jones.
single person. CT jackson county. Missouri. by his
deed CT dated June 1st. 1883. and recorded in
the recorder OF deeds otsce. Kansas City, Ms
souri. IN book 345. =. page esS. conveyed 20 the
Undersigned trustee all CT LOT - ''Claremunt.' !
subdivision OF part of the northeast quarter "a of
section ~. township ~. range 53. IN Jackson
cbuaty. Missouri. the Payment OF the prom
issury Eotr and interest therein described: and.
whereas. default has been made in the payment of
and interest: now therefore the request
OF the legal holder OF said notice Is hereby
given that will proceed sell the above described
property public ventue. !or cash the highest
bidder. tho west ioG- OF the United States post
office building. Of Ninth and Walnut streets.
In Kansas CIty. in said county sad state. Thurs
day the 10th day OF February 1895 between o'clock
and O'Clock p II. ot said day, FOR the pur-
pose Of satisfying said and the and
penses CT exsSUtion
JAMES sCAMMo.! Trustee.
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
stoddard'< Lectures.

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 25
cents each:
Part Norway.
Part 2-Athens and Venice.
Part 3-Jerusalem.
Part ESwitzerland.
Part 5-Constantinople
Part EGYPT
Part Japan.
Part Selma
Part 9-India-
Part lO-Passion Play.
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
JNo. SEBASTIAN. G. P. & T. A.
Leave. Tonight for ST. Louis.

The "St. Louis Compartment Limited"
on the Chicago G. Alton railroad leaves
arrives in St Louis at o'clock the next
morning. A compartment on the Alton has
ali the conveniences of a stateroom at the
same price as an ordinary section. Try the
Alton for a good nights rest
Kansas City ticket offees-Grand juno
tion, Ninth, Main and Delaware streets,
i03S Union avenue, Union depot, Grand ave-
nue depot A. HILTON
General Agent Passenger Department.
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
DO NOT BUY
SOUTHERN LANDS

WITHOUT INVESTIGATION. There are
ordinary and extraordinary lands. Good.
ordinary lands are those without perpen-
dicular surface and rock-ribbed soil. but
which are rich and fertile, producing well
ordinary products, and yet in which there
is money. But extraordinary lands are
such as those in Southwest Louisiana deep
iy rich and fertile, too high to flood and
too level to wash; abundantly watered and
wooded and which, while uneXcelled in the
production of all the finest Southern fruits
and crops, will, besides, by reason OF pc
cuitar conditions, produce an unfailing
yearly harvest of pearly rice, the most val
liable grain that grows. and the only crop
OF which there is not, nor can there ever
be. surplus. Other grains grow most
everywhere-rich will not. Thousands of
Northern farmers have In the past few
years gained unknown comfort and wealth
there. Lands yield yearly 3 to 6 times
their cost, and are increasing in value.
$4,000 acres, cheap and on time. Write for
full information.
FRANK NJ. FERRIS & CO.,
81 New York Life bldg. Kansas City. Mo-
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admiuls-
tratiop on the estate OF Henry Falk. deceased
granted to the undersigned by the probate court
of the county OF Jackson state of Missouri Kan
.as city on the 3lst day Of January 1888 All per-
SONS having against said required
exhibit the same the undersigned for allowance
within one after the date of said letters they
NAV be precluded from benefit of said estate and
n such claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date OF this publication they will be forever
barred. AN r. BoOR, ADMINISTRATOR.
Dobson & McCrne Attorneys.
Dated this 31st day Of January. 1888
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters OF admins
tration the estate Of Charles Sigmund Brnbaum.
deceased, were granted to the undersigned by the
probate court Of the county OF Jackson state of Mis-
souri, Kansas City. the 18th day of January.
1885. All persons having claims against said estate
required to exhibit the same to the undersigned
for allowance within year after the date Of said
letters. they may be prec.uded from any beneft
OF said estate. and il such claims be not exhibited
within two years from tho date OF this publication
they will be forever barred.
LOUIS ROSENFIELD. Administrator.
wollman Wollman. Attorneys
Dated this lith day Of January, 1893.
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05

The dining car and eating house service
of the Santa Fe Route has national rep
utation Experienced travellers know that
on the Santa Fe they are sure of fault
less meal There is no guesswork about IT.
In Arizona or New Mexico. or farther East,
the excellence is uniformly maintained.
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
Leaves Tonight for CHICAGO.

The Chicago Limited on the Chicago
& Alton railroad leaves Kansas City at
o'clock every evening and arrives in Chi
cago at 9:25 the next morning. No other
line makes quicker time. The very finest
trains with the most perfect a-la-carte din
ing service. Try ii.
kansas City ticket offices-Junction tick
ct office, Ninth, Main and Delaware streets,
IO3S Union avenue. Union depot. Grand ave-
nue. depot. A. HILTON,
General Agent Passenger Department.
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05

IN the circuit court o: Jackson county. Missouri,
at Kansas City. January term. 1888. Division J.
In ass!gnmen. Of The Southwestern Coal Company
TO George z. Reynolds. assignee No. 2S6,1. Now
on this Ist day OF February. 1895. comes said
signee. and flies AID exhibits herein swcrn state
OF the accounts Of hts trust this date. with
proper vouchers attached Whereupon tho court di-
that publication he made f0E fve days Ths
Kansas City Journal notifying all PARTIES Interested
OF the fling OF said statement. and also that tbs
same Will be in all things approved the eth
day OF February. A. D. 1885, unless good to
the contrary be shown. true copy OF the order.
Attest: II. NJ STOSESTREET. Clerk.
By W. A. Curry d. C..
Kansas City journal., 1898-02-05
Fast Time West.

The Union Pacific positively makes over
DENVER Twenty-six hours quicker time
TO Cheyenne. Ten hours quicker to Ogden.
Nine hours quicker to Salt Lake. Twelve
quicker to Portland than any other line.
Splendid trains. vestibuled. steam heat.
Pullman palace sleeper without change,
Kansas City to San Francisco. every day
in the year Pullman Perfect Dining Cars.
Only line running two trains daily Kansas
City to Denver. City ticket office, 1000
Main street. Telephone u09.