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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

cert the dining room, which was in pink
anu white. decorated in pink carnations
Williams. assisted Ty Missss Wallace.
Josinson ana Riley. received their guests
IN inc front parlor. Refreshments were
Hihen and CHI presided. The following
were present.: Misses Mamie ELY. Rather
me Lincoln; Clara Mcdonald, Kansas City.
city. No: Emma stogdale, Flora Red
dish. VIII Conway. Lizzie wordson. Hcrtie
n"ash.rty Bertha Mcdonald. Ruby Bsyins.
M!,hers: Louise Vaughan, Slater. NO.:
Bessie Harrison. Katie Williams; Wardn
lene Conway. Roma Fleet. Thedora Nor.
ssn. Bsss Finley. Independence, Mo-;
1 Esas, hSye Or Ma 1ia;hs Mas Mas h Julia h Wiih.
ers, Kansas City. Mo-: Minnie Ross, Paris.
Mo-: Clara Black. Lexington. Mo-: Hattie
S,sip : nu,i smS s s M Koier Me s,arda Eha Jafe
ferson City, Mo: Milford Baker. Robert
Withers. Edwin Stone. Jefferson City, Mo-:
tor, ]. Percy Stuart. Wyne Goodwin. Cen
try Goodwin. James Hurt. Earl Ehrhart.
WIN Hamilton; John Pew: Boyd Rh9ades.
LIN. G. Hancock. Harry Williams; Haicourt
Petty. Baylor Semple. Corbin Stovall, r.
y. Soper. Kansas City, Mo-: Martin Gaul-
sas City, Mo-: Clayton Lambkin. Marshall.
No.. John staley,- A. v. Dye, Charles
Hughes. Morton Marsh. Marvin Porter.
Gus Mayer. Marshall. Mo-: Jack Tut. st.
Louis. MO-: John Jacobs. Richmond. No:
Miss Martha johnson. daughter of Mr..
b. c. Johnson. of Mexico. Mo-. died
Wednesday. March Is. The immediate
cause OF her death was kidney trouble.
from which she had suffered all her life
and which was brought TO a sudden culmi-
nation by a slight attack OF the grip. she
Wa a noble Christian girl and will be
sadly missed by her friends. while In her
home there Is a void which can never be
filled. Her friends here express the deepest
sympathy for the family. 1nterment took
place from her home in Mexico, Mo-, at z
p. M. Thursday.
Miss Joyce Shinkner. Of Weston, Mo,
spent last week with her sister. Miss Tillie,
at L. l.. g.
Drs. Marion Eubanks. John w. Lowe and
James Downing spent Thursday with Pres
ident Williams. at the college. DR.. Lowe.
who was accompanied by his wife. is soon
to leave for China, their future mission
Held. He made a very earnest talk to the
young ladies on the subject of missions in
China. DR.. Downing also gave an interest,"
Ing picture of the work in Brazil, to which
he is soon to return.
Misses Minnie Williams and George Riley
spent Saturday with friends in the city.
Miss Browning spent Sunday at the Viz
gina. and attended services In the city
Sunday morning.
Madam Tulke and Miss Morgan furnished
the music for the Excelsior Literary So
ciety. Friday evening.
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Kansa. state Normal School.

Rev. Mr.. F. B. Ward, Of Sioux City. Ia,
visited the normal school Thursday morn
ing.
The March Monthly is now ready. It
contains a good account Of the contest, also
Information concerning the rates to Los
Angeles. Cal, for the n. e. A.
The Literati Society gave a Paul Law
renee Dunbar programme on Friday even
ing. The Lyceum, after the unwilling OF
the picture won in the dramatic contest,
gave a programme in honor Of st. Patrick.
The mid-term classes form April 10.
Will brennan has gone to Klondfke.
where ne will be purser for a steamer on
the Yukon river.
We're visitors Friday morning.
Charles Barnes. eN-'s9. has Joined Com
pany NJ. Sixth United States infantry. and
leaves in a short time for Manila. He NAV
be found at San Antonio. Tex, where his
regiment is awaiting orders.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
University of Kansas.

Professor Stevens missed classes Monday
and Tuesday on account of grip.
The professors are at work arranging the
course of study for the medical school.
Rev. Mr.. w. w. Boyd. of ST. Louis, has
been chosen for the b~accalaureate sermon
during commencement week.
The Barb boys gave their annual ball at
Pythian hall Friday night.
Mr.. J. w. Beede was in Atchison last
week.
The museum has just received a large
collection of invertebrate fossils for ex-
change from Berlin.
Chancellor Snow gave a reception to the
faculty and students of the university Fri.
day night. The reception was held in Lii
The X. u. Masque elected officers last
week. Mr.. Prentice was elected presidents,
Miss Van Fleet, vice president: Miss Con-
ley. secretary; Mr.. Kenyon. business man
ager.
Manager Decker went TO Lincoln. Neb..
Saturday 10 arrange football matters for
Mir. Jio, 'es. has returned from japan and
will resume his studies In the university.
He returned to avoid entering the japanese
army.
The new X U. quarterly is just out.
T. S. Elliot. was in Topeka Saturday.
Professor Walker has gone to Chicago to
spend Il week.
The Retas initiate Saturday night.
A. Stewart c~ontempiateS going to Wyo-
ming next summer.
Tho bulletin on alfalfa. bees and grass
hoppers. by Professor Hunter, is now in
press and will be out shortly. The issue
will soon be exhausted. as there Will be
only S.e41 copies printed. ana requests nave
{ sent In for .."N copies already.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
TnrkI0 College.

Last week was taken up with examina-
tons. SO that professors and students were
unusually busy.
United Presbyterian church here for thir-
teen years. gave notice last Sabbath OF his
intention to resign at the next meeting or
College Springs Presbytery. In addition
TO his faithful pastoral work. DIR. McNary
has been a great friend and supporter or
tho college. He has been president OF the
Dr. Thompson was in Kansas over Sab
bath.
A large number of the students went
with friends nearby. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Shaw Is
with his sister. in Hamburg. Ia.
The stan Of the Phoenix for the coming
year as read in chapel Thursday morning
'0l. editors-in-chief.,
2: i. G Bsoekett; 20, senior class.
Mae McCaleb. 90, Ciceronian.
a. w. Mckinley. 'n junior class.
l.. S. Moore. 'o2 sophomore.
Alfred Williams. '63 freshman.
r.. \. Balmer, preparatory department.
+. n. Stahl. BUSINESS manager.
p. c; Wilson. a~ssftant business manager.
gone home. He will not be in college this
spring.
a reception was given to Messrs. Fer
rell and Jackson. at Marshall hall. Mon
day evening. and all the students were
invited.
DR.. J. A. Collins was a visitor at chapel
Tuesday morning, and made a short ad-
dress. He is the editor of the Christian
Instructor. published at Philadelphia.
The firemans' benefit. in the Auditorium.
Thursday evening. was a decided success.
Something over sl0 was cleared for the
company. Mr.. Terrell delivered the even
ing grafton.
The Y. NJ. c. A. chose Mr.. w. NJ. Jack
sen as president for the ensuing year. The
Y W. c. A. chose Miss Sadie Rhodes.
The prospects for baseball and track ath-
letfcs this spring are better than for sew
eral years past. Good teams will be sent
out. a good field day is assured. and It
is hoped that the athletic association debt
may all be paid.
The contestants for preliminary oratorical
work We're elected at joint society meet
ingS last week.
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Paramount College.

The faculty voted to allow the following
students to do honor" work in history.
follows: Our Merchant Marine: How Can
1t BE Revived" by Will Fleming; stephen
g. A.b Douglas, and His Part in the Kansas
Contemporary Queens Of England" by
Phases Of Europe" By MISS it.'a Mabel a0. MilIi.
and Was Thomas A: Beckett Justifiable in
His Quarrel With Henry II.?" by Miss
term In the college. with examinations in
the classes of all the Departments. The
the First NJ. E. church, of Wichita.
Professor Buck spent the Sabbath at
Maize. returning to his work here on Mon
Mr.. Ernest Day. of the Kansas City Med
zeal college. stopped 70 shake hands with
last Tuesday.
The students OF the college under the d.
rection Of Mrs. kinsey gave an entertain
which was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Professor Leonard. who has been suffer-
Ing from a touch of the grip, is again on
Miss Daizie Z~e,ninger, Of the class OF 1900.
will be absent from her classes by her
work of Ellsworth til the end of April.
Miss Maude Merrill closed her studies at
Paramount with this winters term. She
expects soon to enter a school of music.
Mr.. Andrew Baird. travelling state sec
day with the young men of the college. and
addressed them at chapel in the morning.
MT. c. 2. Dagene't. Disqualification of tho
Chilocco Indian Industrial school. at Chill
COCO. 1. T.. visited the college last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Thatcher Herman, president OF the
medal at the pigeon shoot. at Wichita. last
Thursday afternoon. Score % out of Is.
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Baker University.

In addition TO the lecture given Satur-
day evening by Colonel George ". Balm.
he filed the pulpit OF the N. Z. church
Sunday morning. His discourse was a
temperance lecture and was a strong.
pathetic appeal for temperance.
DR.. S. s. Murphy was returned TO Bald
Win for another year by the ". Z. cor
ference.
The German measles are quite prevalent
among our students.
Mrs. Scott, of Canada. has enrolled IN
Baker for work during the spring term.
The regular class work of the spring
term begins Wednesday. The enrolment
Indicates a full attendance.
Professor Stewart. of Garrett Biblica,
institute. met the prospective theologs
Wednesday evening.
DR.. L. H. Murlin attended the sessions
Of the Kansas conference and 81. Louis
conference last week.
DR.. Uphano. OF Drew Theological school.
preached in the chapel Monday evening.
The literary societies a elected their
presidents for the spring term as follows:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
Midland COLLEGE.

Lawrence steanson. brother Of Miss Steam
son, of Oak hall. attended the college Y. n.
Mr.: e. d.: Rice has resigned as professor
Of 9ratcry and returned to Boston. Mass.
tim mss but upi IS a mas been ehas quite ~ e. " jor some
work.
Rev. Mr.. John .Mcculloch, OF salina,
Kas, a graduate of the Theological semi.
Nj. Arthur Young. of Enpor,a. visited
6. Mr.. vii, Livers assisted in the Acad-
en Mis- work g1Ic during ;tt her aI s e t. 6.
frG,n S Sxer ms s !, Mars She . s enjoyed a visit
Pa, visited DR.. Clutz and family for two
or three days. on their return from a trip
TO California. Mrs. Nelson is Mrs. Clutz'
SISTER. and has made very generous gifts
On March 3 Miss Halle Elliston enter.
taiE ed the class of '39.
The kalophronean Literary Society elect
ed the following officers for the next term:
President c. Z. Hoover; vice president.
chaplain. Oscar woods: marshal, Harvey
March . Miss clutz. Miss Mcclln.ock.
Srations before the student body. Miss
stel en-. deliyered her grafton March l6:
The last entertainment of the Lyceum
course was given March 3 by the.W Western
Stars.
Mr.. Luther Koser left for his home on
the 18th. He will not return to Midland.
Mr.. w. II. Hogrefe, of Stella, Neb.. Wis
listed his son Harvey.
Miss, Marea Spriegel. who attended Mid
land during the fall term: but spent tho
winter at her home in Weeping Water.
Neb., is in college again.
The Excelsior Literary Society Of the
Academic department elected new officers
last week as follows: President, Fred
Shrek; vice president. Ruth Clutz: secre-
tary, Agnes Ladwig.
Ali the Oak hall young ladies' and many
| of the young men of Atchison haIl, are
taking part in the STORY of the Reforma-
by Mrs. H. E. Monroe. of Philadelphia. with
stereopticon views and 100 persons from the
city in sixteenth century costumes.
friend, Miss katner. last Saturday. Miss
Katner Is q teacher in the Efingham
schools.
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Missouri Valley COLLEGE,

On Thursday night. March 1s, DR.. T..
w. Galloway delivered a biological lecture
on the subject. Life in a Marshall Water
trough \ good audience greeted the
speaker. The lecture was very interest
ing.
The middle grade Of music students will
give a concert on Monday night, March 20.
Sunday was the anniversary OF DR..
Blacks birthday. and likewise of his presi-
Iency of Missouri Valley college. Both
ANNIVERSARIES We're observed. the first by
a breakfast given to the senior class: the
C. 4.
Miss Jean c. Orr left on Friday for Kan
sas City. where she attended the meet
ing of the Y. w. c. A.
Professor Peters left on Saturday for
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
Uniyersltx OF Nebraska.

The Civic Club. department of education.
Of Philadelphia, has Just published "A Sc
ucation.' by Mr.. James l.. Wyer. librarian
in the University of Nebraska.
The winter course in the school of aeri-
culture closed Thursday. March IL. after
a very successful session. The attendance
has been larger than at any other time in
the history of the school. Chancellor and
Mrk. MacLean rendered "A reception 10 tho
students of the school Monday evening at
the chanceilor's residence.
The university cadets are planning to
hold their annual encampment this year
the latter part OF May. bly, at Ash
land. Neb. 1t is thought that about 800
cadets VIII go mo Sn camp hI., In an the battalion
and is drilling regularly. The weather now
permits OF company and battalion drill
upon the campus
Word has been received that Walter ].
Hunting. a former student of the univers-
ity, now Of Company F. First Nebraska
ed severely in a recent engagement.
Professor +. IL. Barbour, of The geology
department, has recently had a pro1usely
mills of Nebraska published in the Farm
Implement News.
Miss Helena BEDFORD. an assistant in the
department of geology, has just been called
to teach science in the schools at Wy
more.
A petition has been received. signed by
business men. at RushvIle, Neb.. asking
the experiment station TO send out some
specialist who can help to eradicate the
pest of prairie dogs which has infested that
locality.
The soil collection of the museum. which
consists of actual prisms OF the soil taken
to IL depth OF three feet. now represents
nearly every county in the state. These,
together with their mechanical analyses,
constitute one of the best soil collections
IN the country. The soil constituents are
shown in bottles, in order that at a glance
"A person can tell the relative amount of
moisture, organic matter, gravel. sand. silt
and clay.
In the interest OF economic geology, some
twenty stone auarriss We're visited during
May and June of last year. and in each
case samples of every layer. including soils
and subsoils. the rocks and shales below.
were collected and mounted upon large
wooden tablets in the order in which they
occurred.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
sHERIFF.S ALE-By virtue and ausAasiu e -

sHERIFF.s sALE-By virtue and ausAesiU e -.
eial execution, No. xssss. issued from tbs 49, y
the clerk Of the circuit court q Jacksos es..U. -
Kansas City. Missouri. rsturnsbls TO IL Avn -
1899. Of said court, and to me. - shern.
and delivered In favor Of Barber As1aak III
Company sgainst Augustus l. whsstsr. Oarolnee
Lathrop. uuase: winner Investment compaay. -
ward Thompson, executor: AlansaS Dunn. s1eeo1ss
/ have levied upon and seized all the nehe. usss
interest and estate OF atd Defendants: August -
Wheeler. Gardiner LAthrop. trustee: winner tnveNs
ment Company. Edward Thompson: sxeeuees -
AIsnsar Dunn. executor. In and to the fosiowteq -
scsibsd real estate, situated in the coanty o. Sefoe
son and state Of Missouri. to-vit: Ths noeee e.
hundred and ~forty-nvs us5) feet Of lot twsnty.e0
(2iJ, Minnie @. Wilson place. an addition q -
City Of Kansas tnow Kansas CieyI. Jackson eoonfy.
Missouri, and I will. on Wednesday. ths u0n az
April. A, D. 1855. sAtvsen the hours Of Mise Ssiee4
in the FORENOON an1 nve O'Clock In the sfternesa =
that day. a. The south .-ont door OF the eodnty e.ase
houss. in Kansas City. Jackson county. ssste q Ms
souri,. and during the session Of said circuit eoess 9
Ksnxas City, Missouri. sell At public vendues -
cash. TO the highest bidder. all the right. eh.e. ~
terest and estats Of the shove named oesa4eo0
Augustus L. Wheeler. Gardiner Lathro0. traseeet
Winner Investment Company. e1vard The9Dseak
executor, ant Aiansar Duna. In and 70 set4 ~
estate to satisfy SAID s.seution .nd cost:
v.,s.S rite M March ~. 1859, "A
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
Kansas State Agricultural College.

Professor Walters is rapidly pushing the
plans of the Lew dairy building toward COM
pletion. The building will occupy a prom
inent place and be one of the most at
%tractive on the campus.
The annual exhibition Of the Webster
Saturday night. March II, was of high or
der. The last issue of the Students Her
aid contains life-like pictures of those on
the programme together with the selections
rendered.
Assistant PARROT. OF the chronological
department. returned the first of the week
from a bug hunt in New Mexico. He re-
The horticultural department now offers
three separate industrial courses for Inc
horticultural students in the spring term.
the courses are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures work in seed test
Ing and sowing, transplanting of seedlings,
making green cuttings of woody and herb
aceoUs plants. leaf cuttings, potting, repot-
partly in the greenhouse, partly in the flow
er garden.
Gardening. Nursery and Orchard.-Con-
structlon and mania cement of hotbeds and
cold frames for forcing early vegetables;
practice work III seed SOWING anu trans
planting: methods of cultivation. Nursery
work in seeding and planting: the trans
DDS of setting and pruning orchard and for
est trees.
Home Ornamentation.-Lawn making and
management; planting of trees and shrubs.
methods of pruning. description and coliec-
ton of ornamental trees and shrubs on col
grounds. introducing buildings. walks and
drives. trees, shrubs ana WINS.
All industrialS are given with the idea Of
instruction and training.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

circulating department. branches. and de-
livery stations under the control of n
library board. an independent department
,ef the city government. with power to levy
a within a half mile limit for the sup
40rt OF the library.
BY the issue OF bonds and private sub
.0cfiption. and from current taxes for sew
eeAl years. the library board bought a site
and erected q building costing nearly $780,
-. and known as one of the three or four
best equipped Of American library build
snEs.
The old afheneum came into the new IL
ecary. making its books free to the public.
b city paying expenses of administering
them. The aggregate income Of the Joint
libraries has been from $4,000 to $1,000 per
mum.
During the construction Of the building
Mr.. Putnam was engaged in purchasing
books. going abroad for the purpose. and
IT the end of his first seven years admin
3gtration he had added some $1,000 volumes
70 the LEGO originally. possessed by the
efheneum. At the time he left the library
% leel Il had grown to be the fifth In the
United States in point OF circulation, and
ranked about the same In. the point of in
come.
.. ". December. 1881. Mr.. Putnam for per-
eonal reasons resigned his position and
to Boston. where he practiced law
It the Suffolk bar.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
PAVING REsoLUTIoN NO. 1ssaL

PAVING RESOLUTION NO. y ~.
erty owners on Twenty-second end street. ~ ~
east line Of Holmes street to the vet nne 8 IT,
avenue. City Clerks once. Kansas City. "a. ~
18th. 1850. A resolution declaring tho vosa = levsoU
Twenty-seeond end street from east lns a usemnD
street to west line Of Troost avenue to b nseeamsE
He II resolved BY the lower house d u esn90
council Of Kansas City. the upper hoass emsu1e0
therein:
The common council Ands. and deelars. ~ 800
paving Twenty second t23ndD street from go ~ r.
Holmes street to west line Of Irooss svsnss ~ -.
width thereof. exclusive Of all sdsvaias q enfy
established widths and Of the intsrsectioee q 1eee-
son st.. to be necessary. In Aceordanee wteA ~ -
visions Of section :. article TX. OF IL 01uee9
charter Of Kansas City: such work and imDsesen4A4.
to consist Is follows. to-wit: A wearing gas1no :
Kansas City Brick and fiis Co.'S briek. I'D 80
foundation Of ax % inches of concrete.
ion Of two ll inehes Of sand. The spses Aeve0
tho brick TO be allied With Portland cemeUt WuQe
The total cost Of said work not to exceed IL Il
ono dollar and sixty cents par square yaS4. ~
pavement to be constructed o. such mstsvsai -
ssch manner that the sams shall endure. vttnsa1@
need Of any repairs. for Q period a sssen ID JNNU
from the completion thereof. {
Adopted Jan. 9. 1899. A. D. 1921
Speaker Lower House OF the Common Co1nesh
Adopted Mar. l3,1sss. GEO. 8.
President Upper House Of the Common Couns1l
(SsaD Attest: C. .. CURLY GUY Cnsa
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ein'u,s eoufs Of Jsehsss ssdsts. hIaes4. 49,
Ssy: 10 Si'i,iO. Ss. . ~ ssss: Sa - -
W. William J.. Scot. Flora O. Scott. Ms -; 80
isr,nn srumbcsh. Psansyiysnia isvssseses cS1lok
Lsin1oD. Louis <. aya.. sss.i: 1 1.es&a
c asSa'. x,i ss,': S.l M ' wii,,. s,.i : s. Si,, - -
~. Lynch. Francis Mccormick. wiIIs0 nt0oD
k s.lsa n cls,. ssi:sd S.sss ..ed s.ss; - -
saii william ). Scott Sos tss a1 q
: sss;.s,s. , s.s,. .s %s :. g: e 1875. g.
suis tsssd At one handrsd md laty-sss 80
s sss s s:als s'i .T.es o, = s.1 :: - -
ss In the eounty Of Jasksoo en4 -
event. .s,;s,; =GS"1 s:a e: = . - : 49,
Ave snd thirty ess.hssAsstaa -
land. sitasis In the sorh.sss assrs -. ~
ten n0. In township No Sosty.aiss -. ns.sAG
e esns: SH s sa't a..s ;ssa ~ ses.s ssass.s : -
Nentsan. Of date Jsiy 1sh. Isss. 100000 ~
nd running thence south thrss hunsrs1 90 -
more or lesA, TO Q stone sst for . 0eoo0A1s -
1 1o.sps !" journey 70 Roesr asasi.. & ~ 5siS -
1855. recorded IN book u. at Page ze. y 49,
tended and the north line Of said lsR ssne 81
three hundred and forty-ons and etJ ooe-on
gl-9) feet: thence north three hsnareS S
beginning; thence east lhrss hundfsd - AWyeoo
and atty ons-hundred,hs ga. 50, f.st 70 psass g -
j.. Scott and Flora G. Scott to js9snse nRunea9.
trustee, by deed Of trust in the nature ~ . DagtLSY
dated the ant day Of January. A. D. 1sso. Sesvee9
in the once OF tho recorder OF dseds q 49,
county, Missouri. AZ Kansas City. IN boob D ~ =
pages lES TO i7S. beth inclusive. rsfsrsseo beenu -
made to Eaid deed Of truss and rsessd thseo -
description Of said lani. and. vhsrs1A. Q q1e1e4
eIecutton on said judgment Vas lssusd - - e1Go
Of said court on the third day d March. A. q -
directed to ths sheriff Of said Jse..n $3.50. 9.
turnabis TO the April term, A. d. 10. ounDeD
him to cause to b ls.isd and made the cn.c.aS
said ,asEmsn, (, an. .s;. fo ss.1 e - ala a. nae. s..: :. - sss -
and has Been levied On the saia hand: aov. tAssoe..S
in obedience u thA command OF said WIT. he vo4ys
signed sheriff OF said Jackson county. NiAosn. gu
by virtue and authority Of said spscial sxsesss0.0
Thursday. the 9Th day Of April. A. d. 1tso. beeUee0
the hours Of nine o'clock In the forsnoca ~ ~
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. II Ne 800
front door Of the jackson county circuit e0uTt bou9k
In Kaasaa City. Missouri. on the block q uuoo9
bounded BY Fifth street. Oak street. Missouri 49,
and Lorust street. proceed 10 ssll. u D1hne vo10Ms
/ to the highest bidder. for cash. the nd oe0
Fay said Judgment. including costs
ROBERT 9. STONE. Sheriff Of Jaeksso a.