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

Ine Alumni OF the university were we'll
BANQUET recently given In 81. Louis to
the leGtslature. ~ the committee in charge
ef the Worlds fair celebration Of the Lou
alumni OF the university. as follows: Rev.
]. !. u. Johnston. OF ST. Louis: Lieutenant
Governor Bottle: Coltraine. OF Greene coun-
Of 81. Joseph: Farris.. OF Crawford county.
.stdent Jesse attended n made a short
'ormal talk.
qecent session OF the Missouri Bar Asso-
Nation. in St. Louis. as representative of
4 Law school OF the university. He pre-
"A by the association on .Reouirements
for Admission to Law Schools The COM
mittee favors recurring an academic degree
sfo% E college Of good standing for admis-
Ar: Z. J.. J. See. an alumnus of the uni
yerSty. succeeds Mr.. Simon Newcomb as
nauticai sbmanae. He viii rank IN the
navy as senior lieutenant In the line. and
nave the title OF professor. The appoint-
nent S sss made by President Mckinley;
university last Saturday afternoon In the
lecture room OF the biological building. on
the subject. The Temperature Of the
~: q. R; staikof. a graduate of the en-
)GineertnE department OF the university, in
~. was 2 visitor In Columbia Wednesday.
Hs has lust returned from South Amer
ica. where he served as agent of the Nc
m Man1factgring Company.
ss I've res rresssndm,ssn,SGphomore basket ball
omores. The Freshmen had a large lead
at the end OF the first half. but In the sec
Q half the Sophomores came with a rush
sno sc0red repeatedly. winning the match
) Tue prospects for the field day. May . and
arow brighter. The authorities OF the
Diversity have become interested and Will
~ once have the track put in frst-rafe or
der under the direction Of Curator q. r..
ttotlins and 7. +. Rothwell. director OF the
eynnasium; The old tennis courts are to
Others built; Besides these evidences Of in
Seresl track teams are being PREPARED at
Central high school. Kansas city:
Al the Sedalie hugh school,. at Smith acad,
emp, IN 81. Louis; at William Jewell COL
,sge: et Liberty, No.: at the high chool In
Mos1eriy. All these schools will send teams
20 compel In the field events.
Ene gymnasium classes are aking out
Sots uoor work preparatory to the held day
centasts. instead OF the regular indoor
TIM 7. u. c. A. gave a reception Friday
evening to the Y. w. c, A. In the ladies.
parlors OF the Academic hall OF the univer-
Judge Mossman. of ST. Joseph, gen sral
solicitor Of the Burlington railroad. ad-
dressed the law school last Friday.
~. fIlny X. Strange, a former student
OF the university. who enlisted as a private
In the Sixth Missouri volunteers has re-
ceotiy been promoted to be second iieuten-
can't IN his regiment. which is now stationed
Military department while he was a stu
teeot. n to this his promotion is largely
D; MeNeeley. of St. Joseph. 4 former
TIE corps Of cadets. has recently been APP
! yeented . second lieutenant in the regular
R:'a Edmonds has been appointed cadet
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
and our team will doubtless be heard from,

and our team will doubtless be heard from,
The BUTTERFLIES were as follows:
Observation-Disclosures and Ferguson; Nor.
n,an-Dick Parker and Frank Parker:
Score Of university. Il; Norman, g.
The Terpsichorean Club closed its season
cf semi-monthly dances by a grand bali at
the Red Mems hall last Friday evening.
Mr.. q. A.. Hucklin. MIR. Charles Mathis
and Mr.. Alvire Snapp were the guests OK
MIR. X. l.. Martin NJ Il reception given at
his home in Noble the other evening.
Another quarter of a mile of sidewa IS
being built around the campus. to the great
convenience OF everybody concerned.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
PAVING REsoLUrIoN NO ~.

PAVING RESOLUTION NO. M. -.
PAVING KESOLC ! NO. - 49,
erty owners on Troost avenue from the sunth o110
Eighth (SthD street 70 the nosth line q Nlnsh 81
street. City Clerks once. Kansas City. ~. -
nth. 1883. A rssoiuticn declaring the Won 0pnSss
ing Troost avenue from the south line Of ktsA0 Q1e
street to the north line Of Ninth Cstho areee = -
1ecesary.
Be it resolved by the lower house q tAs e09o
council Of Kanas City. ths sppsf hoao eoasafs9a9
therein:
The commoa council ands. and deciares a. 1919
Npavtpg Troost avenue from the south hee q -
18Th, street to the aor,h line Of Ninth uehl 49, -
full width thereof. exclusive Of all ddewaiks
gally established widths. and thu npacss Legally -
ouired to BE- paved By the street railway eo0oa14
operating street railways upon and acruns MD DegS0
Troost avenue. to be necessary. In occofuaoeo ~
the provisions Of section :. article TX. Of theu0Uo
ed charter Of Kansas City: such work o. itm0g0
ment to consist N follovl. t0-uit: 4 o.uoe9
Trinidad Lake asphalt pavement. 10 eonfuxD - -
respects to detail three 90 Of asphalt pavs1eoAA
proved BY the board Of public works. 0ctoeo -
1895. and now on Ole In the once Of said beafA- H.
total cost Of The pavement nDk to s1ess4 IL
two dollars and twenty-five C4 - esnss ~ oueDo
yard. The pavement to be Constructed q .neA -
rails and In such manner that 10 shall endoeN -
out the nssd Of any repain. for . psfiod -
years from the completion thereof. -
Adopted Mar. u. 1893. A. D.
Speaker Lower House. Of tbs Connoa cgsoe6
ADOPTED Mar. II. lsss. GEO. g. NJ
tseaD Attest: C. 8. CURRY. City C1u8
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William jewell College.

Rev. Mr.. John W. Lowe. an alumnus Of
William Jewell. who will shortly enter the
foreign mission work In China. under the
Southern Baptist convention. delivered a
farewell address before the student body
in the college chapel Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. James L.. Downing. NJ. D.. who Is
also soon to return to Brazil, had q part in
this farewell service.
Mr.. Lowe was accompanied by his wife.
They will sail from San Francisco on the
2Sth. Mr.. Downing will sail from New
York April 5.
The faculty have chosen as June speak
ers to represent the class OF 30. Messrs.
w. .. Anderson, Julian Bretz. c. f. Rend-
len and w. J.. Scott. from the Philomathic
Society. and Messrs. j. T.. Davis and JOhn
Is. Pew from the Excelsior Society.
Friday evening. March II. the Excelsior
Literary. Society entertained the young
ladies of the city. A choice programme
was rendered. and a merry time enjoyed.
On the same evening the Philomathic
Society elected officers. MIR. ]. p. Short.
who for two years past has edited 1.-The
William Jewell Student" was elected preSi-
dent.
Friday afternoon the Athletic Associa-
ton held an important meeting. The at
tendance was excellent and the athletic
outlook is good.
On Saturday evening the young ladies'
at l.. L. c. received. and many Of the
w. ]. c.. collegians enjoyed a pleasant
hour on the other hill.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

Athcnian, Herbert cavaness; .Aelioial.
Myrtle Walker; Clioian. Helen Gill. =
AT the academic d~eclamntory contest.
Friday night. Walter Case won first place.
l.. II. williams second place.. and L@drew
Rulison thirt place..
during vacation.
Rev. DIR. u. McGurk. a returned mis-.
sienary. iectured in the chapel Friday
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LlbRARIANof CONGRESS
aDanERr PUTNAM. OF BOSTON. Ar
POINTED BY mn. M'klNL.EY.
u Graduate Of Observation-Disclosures
xeWs lteRs From Schools aAa
Colleges OF This aad NeiEh-
boring States.

- Herbert Putnam. who has been appointed
librarian OF congress by President Mckin-
ley. Was born IN New York city IN 1861. He
80 the son OF George p. Putnam. the
founder Of the famous publishing house
OF @. r. Pufnam's Sons. the publishers OF
Washington Irving's works. etc.
He vas educated in public schools OF New
York n at q private school. entered Har-
ward college in 1873. was graduated in 1855.
vas for q year subsequent at Columbia
Law school. and in the fall OF 1854 went 10
Minneapolis. MIMI. In 1855 he entered the
Minnesota bar. In 1854. however. he took
the guardianship OF the Minneapolis athe-
neum. q stock corporation library. with a
fund yielding 10000 a year for the purchase
OF books. but with a very meager income
Tor current expenses.
NJ. Putnam organized the MINNEAPOLIS
public library. q free city institution with
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LlAerty Fe.ale COLLEGE,

One OF the most delightful entertainments
e the season Vas 5 reception given Friday
1rsning by Miss Myn Williams in honor
j her friends. Mise Martha johnson and
Naude Wallace, OF Mexico. Mo-. and Mis-
1eorg1e Riley. Of P~iattsburg. The college
parlors are well adapted 10 the accommo-
aatSon and entertainment OF so many
Kuosts, and that evening they seemed
especially appropriate. When thrown open
the broad corridors, reception room.
room and private dining room. AL
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PAVING RESOLUTION NO. ,s:s.

rows" k|fVAS AOsN ~
PAVING RESOLUTION NO. 10 ~
srty owners ON the alley between Campbell arsse g.
Charlotte street from the south line Of Eighth I'M
street to the north line Of Ninth lsth) street ca
Clerks once. Kansas city. No., Mar. istA. EU4A
resolution declaring the work Of paving IL Any
bet. Campbell and Charlotte streets from U9144
lsth) street to Ninth (sthl street to b necessasy.
ne 1t resolved by the lower house Of ths eo190
council Of Kansas City. the upper houss eaaesssse0
therein:
The common enuncis ends. and dsclarsa III ~
of paving alley between Campbell s.sse -
charlotte street. from the south line Of ILL.,
(sthl street to tho north line Of NintA OenS
strsst to b necessary. In areosdanes vie0
the provisions of section !. article n. e -
amended charter Of Kansas City: such worn 81 -
pnyemeut 10 consist a. follows. to-wtt: 4 Wo.steU
surface OF vitrided brick. laid on . foundatsos =
inchen Of concrete, and Q cushion Of too u tnehoo g
sand. The spaces between the brick to - alls1 ~
Portland cement Grout. Said pavaDsnt - ~
with such material and In such mannsf thaA ~
same shall endure. without the need Of any Wp4nN
for q period Of ssvsa ID ysafs fsum ~ ee1oese0
thereof. .-,~-
Speaker Lower Houss Of tbs Commoa Ce1AeA.
ADOPTED Mar. -. 1855. GEO. . 0RAnAA
PresIdent Upper House of the Common CoenseN
zeal, Arrest: G.. 8. CURRY City C1ssk
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
Reduced Rates tn the Pacific Coast
Via Santa Fee Route.

Effective March 18th. the second class
Diego and intermediates will be $3.50.
Through tourist sleeping car service daily.
No necessity Of waiting for special days to
Also reduced rates to points in the North.
west.
and Main sts.: 1914 Union ave-, and Union
depot.
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Bethany College.

Professor Sandsen lectured Saturday
evening on Goethe.
Professor n. n. Malm arrived Friday
from Capetown, Africa.
Rumors say, our %oratorio chorus will be
invited TO sing in the great Convention halt
in Kansas Guy in the near future.
The Union Pacific ard Missouri Pacific
have ISSUED some very fine Messiah pos
tiers.
DIR. Swensson spoke at the silver wedding
surprise of Rev. Mr.. Wallen. president OF
the conference. Thursday afternoon.
Some famous lecturer will speak here ON
the afternoon or evening of commencement
day. May 25.
The t!na! mortgage hazar begins Monday.
The tabieaux for each evening are furnish-
ed by our elocution department. They are
very fine.
Many students will be confirmed March
30, in the afternoon.
a student, whose mother was a JeweSs,
received Christian baptism last Sunday
afternoon.
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STATION 4.
Ladies'.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE.

Cheap Rate to b yorthvvest, 0a
March n, Via the BaPlinS.
ton Route.
To. points in Montana. Idaho. Washing.
ton and British Columbia Only one fare
plus 81 for the round trip. and half that
Tor one way. Ticket Office. 823 Main street.
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The Commercial Clubs FavoPise,
aKansas City,

10 the newly equipped. splendid dining
ton route trains from Kansas City to Chi
a at $40 P. M. and Kansas City to
Denver at 1910 a. m. New China from T.
ware, the best cooks and most ~atten;ivs
walters. Burlington route ticket ONCE, 623
Main street.
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A Mile-a.Minute shave

On the California Limited. Santa Fe Route,
There is a barber shop IN the buffet smok-
ing car. Entire train electric lighted,
Through IN two and one-sixth days Kan
saS City to Los Angeles.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE SPECIALS.

HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS. TO
THE WEST AND NORTHWEST. MARCH
q, APRIL Z AND IS. MAY 2 AND 16. City
Ticket Office. SO Main street.
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Park College,

The College GIee Club. under the direc-
ton Of Professor J. E. McAfee, gave a con-
ing.
An expert from the firm of Warner &
Swazey, Cleveland. O., was in arkvil
this week and. with the help of Professor
Matoon. placed the new telescope in the
observatory. The new instrument is one
of the finest in the West. having an eight
inch lens and la inch tube This completes
the equipment of the, observatory. making
it one of the best In the country
DIR. c. B. McAfee left Thursday on a "
weeks visit to St. Louis ia the interest Of
the college. .
Perl Decker. 81. made a hasty visit to
the college Thursday evening. He was
on his way to Lincoln. Neb.. to make foot
ball arrangements.
The many friends of Charles Taylor, '9s.
will be panied to hear of his death in
Phoenix. A. T.. March 10.
Miss McCorkle. of the Student Volunteer
band. spoke in Mccormick chapel Saturday
at noon and in the evening to the ladies
of the college and village.
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Tourist sleepers to the Northwest Via
B%urlinkton Route.

to the Pacific coast, via Billings and the
Pacific. For reservations address
Ticket once. s23 Main street. telephone zI8.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

Barber shop and Lad s. observation car
on the California Lir.ited. via Santa Pc
Route. Service II Ener tha.i ever before.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
Through Pullnaa uris Sleeper t.
California Via Buslington Route.

Personally conducted. leaves Kansas City
every Thursday. 1870 a. m. via Denver and
Salt Lake. through the beautiful noun
tain scenery of Colorado. Ticket once.
fy3 Main streAt.
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Kansas City to Chicago-Santa %
ROute.


Shortest and best line. Finest train and
dining car service betN cen the two citiss.
Try II.
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Kan.a. Wesleyan University.

The gold medal contest in defamation
took place In the college chapel last
Wednesday evening. Mr.. F. NJ. Rarig was
awarded the medal. Mr.. NJ. B. Thompson
received second place, and Mr.. A. 8. War
riner third. A very entertaining feature OF
the programme was a hoop drill given
by the young ladies. The whole contest
was a success. Another will be held next
term.
The library Of this school has just re-
ceived a valuable addition of 80 volumes
Most OF the students attended DR.. He'd
ley's lecture last Monday evening.
The Shakespeare Club met at the home Of
officers were elected and a new constitu-
ton adopted.
Many of the business college students are
out of school on account of measles.
The other morning the students were sur
g2rised on entering the library to see that
during the night the statue of Venus de
Milo had donned a m~otherhubbard and a
hat of the latest spring style. The busts
Of the ancient philosophers were bedecked
%,M gaudy neckties Of red. white and
Rearea before the faculty at their last meet
nave put away their gay garments.
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Southwest kan.a. COLLEGE.

A movement is afoot to secure funds
Tor another college building. The present
quarters are crowded.
The Orphaean Gu gives a reception to-
Miss Hale has charge of the Glee Club.
since Professor Weeks has resigned. There
is no doubt that this club of sixteen male
voices Is equal to anything in the state.
PROFESSOR Stewart. of Garrett Biblical
week and interviewed the ministerial stu
Several Of the professors will attend the
annual conference, which will be held at
Eidorado next week.
The open programme rendered by the
a complete success.
l.. T.. Weeks, professor of English, will
go to England this week to take some
work It Oxford. His wife, Ada Alborn
Weeks. will take charge OF his work dur
ing his absence.
The second term ends this week, the ex-
animation occurring Thursday and Fri
day.
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saERIrrs sALE-by .,Irue and aatAeritx 2

~sHERIFF-S ALE-B virtue and sathsrtU q
special transcript execution. No. - iaDsa ffoo ~
once Of ~ clerk Of the circuit eoust q JsehDeD
eoun,y, At Kansaa CITY. Missouri. yssurnabls % The
April term, 1881. oe said court. and to me. - aAssi1,
directed and delivered In favor OF Kansas City uys
trzulic Press Brick Company sx4inst CeoeDs IA.
neid, Ben Bsnfeld. Alfred Danneid. J. K Laad,e
and Ida J. Green. I have levied upon and ai,eA
ali the right. title. interest and estate Of NJ u.
iianss. Georgs BanneId. Zen Dznnsid. Alfred Han.
ED, J. X. Lzndis and Ida j. Green. In an y
tho following described real estate. situated IN tho
county OF jackson and state Of Missouri. to-wit: I0e
.xteen as. block I've 81. In Ashburn's additioa 70
Kansas City. jackson county. Missouri. and Z vitl,
IN Wednesday. the 18th day Of April. A. D. i1ee,
between the hours Of nine O'clock In The fcrsnoa0
md Eve o'clock IN the afternoon OF that day. q tie
yout, iron, door OF the county court house. In xansaa
city. Jackson county. state Of Missouri. and duSfnR
-hs session Of said circuit court at kansas City. Ms.
souri, sell al public vendue. for cash. to the highsso
BIDDER, all the right. title. interest and ssfate e
me above named defendants. George BanAsid, -
Hanre.d. Alfred Ranheld. J. X. Lsndis and La J.
Green. in and to said .sal estate 70 satisfy I'D ene.
euroo and costs. ROBERT 8. STONE, ohak1R,
Kansas City. Mo-, March Is. 1853.
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eRlIN-o BRINGS RELIEF

n n cuass Artnker. Co6ee drinking 10 Q habit that
= univsrsaily INDUCED In and almost a. universally
~0n1unouA Hsse you tried Grain-o. Il 10 almost Ike
e0GsA, bst the elects are Juxt the opposits. Coffee
upss4s IL stomach. ruins the digestion. a6ects the
Hnart anl aisturbs the whole nervous system- Graip-o
0n10 ~ IL stomach. aids digestion and strengthens
oBesm Thsre b. nothing bst neaf1sAneut IN
500 q. esa't - stAsFvisl ~ al &c ~
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The BURLINGTON ROUTE has through
sleeper and chair car. without change OF
trains. Leave 1910 a. m. and 9:15 Q. n.
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HIGHLAND Uniyeraitx.

The Ercdelphian Literary Society held its
last meeting on Thursday night. on accoun,
OF the Decker entertainment.
Perl D. Decker. A Roy Israe! and the
Nebraska Wesleyan quartette were greeted
by a large audience in Woodman hall. Fri
day night. This was the fourth number i,
the university lecture course.
exam nations begin next week. and inst
now there is considerable polling and
burning OF midnight oil.
Lawrence Canario left last week for
Olsthe. Kas.
Professor Mayors gave a reception at
noon Saturday 10 the members Of the Ne
braska Wesleyan 1uartette.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SErTLENEST-Nesies u here.
BY given 70 all CREDITOR and others interesssd ia
the estate Of Han0ph J. Ellis. deceased. that I, Oscar
Francis Eii:s. eutcr OF said essats, intend 70
make . hnal< Aeut thereof q the asa TEN Of
the probate Of jackson county. 70 b held st
kAna2D Ct nroun. - the 18th day Il Nay. I'm.
OSCAR YRANCI0 EllIS. Exee1fw.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF YINIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n here-
BY given 10 all e Aiton and others Interested N the
estate Of Imp q. Hofne. deceased. that I, Thomas
II. Horne. : .inixtY1to9. With will annexed. Of aaid
estate. irt ID TO make . ANAL setilement thsrsoe at
the aert term Of the probate court Of Jackson county.
10 be hsid at KAnsas City. Missouri, on the lah day
Of NAY. le9. THOMAS ". ORNE. Adur.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

..The Best PHI I ever used.- is the
frequent remark OF purchasers Of Carter's
Little Liver Pills. When you try them
YOU will say the same.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

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

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENr-Nouee r ~
BY Sivsa 70 ell creditors aud others insssseesa ~
the estate OF David G. Sloane. deceased. sAss n
BsnSta Shane. aer.nlstrair:T Of aid eS,ats. -.
- mako . anAI Sc,tlsnc,r thereof a. the oeu ~
e xaAsss e.rS. AlGuf!. .. - -,sin day q
10A C NoA1
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF s1naiisep,.
ton OF the estate Of Rossrt ". Humphrey, 6sceGsl
were granted - tha usdsrssgnsd By the Dfossse 49,
Of the county Q. jAckson. state Of Missouri, q ~.
na. City. on the 9Th day o. February. 1850. All ~.
son, having claims against said estate are requfru2 =
exhibit the same TO the undersisnsd for aitovassS
si,hin one year after the Gate Of aid lsfsIs9
they nay b. preeludes !:G;n any esaeas of ni1
two years from ths dats OF this publiesstoa -
viii Be- sossyer barred.
PRISCILLA HUMPHREY. Ex,e-,4.
n.ssA shIs 9Th hzr ~ Tahruarx ilaa --
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20

NUTiCE " SINAL SETTLEMENT-So.tes n ~
by givsn U al creditors and others interested N ~
estate Of William Long. deceased. that I. Nina Iass
tAS u,rx OF satd ss,ase. iasead 70 make ensS ~
tiemaut thereof at tho next tsrm Of the neuSusa
tou-t 9s Jackson county To DO held at kAn>so CsS
Missouri. en- the 1sta day IL Hay. 1853.
E,.sessrix Of tie Esesss Of Wiilsn Lee. psessa
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LIST. OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Rensinias IN the FssteAcs - ksn-
sas City, Mo-, March
N, $500.
Psnonh ealling fbe thsss lsttars will please az thsy
are advertised.
Free delivery Of letters 1t tbs ~resideucs Of ID
dressed .nay BE- secured b. observing the following
rules:
Direct letters plainly 70 street and number.
Give writer's full mama and request answers 70 b
directed accordingly.
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Packages. 8"
Bels,u Hendrieksoa Mary
Brandt W Mssah Vito
Bell Stock Farm Nyrers 8
Darneii II E McManus Arthur II
Gale Ruth
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Ladies'. &c.
Blank Mrs Lille Gorham Mrs Jennie
Downing Mrs A u Marks Ida % .
Fisher Emily stacy Mabel
Fisher Mrs " i
Gentlemen.
Adams James HoFnbuckel G q
Boyd John Jones P J
Gage Watt Johnson E c
eSn% Martin MeAis,sr F...ud.r
Eubank ] L Morrow John fire.
Crier II A Reese GeorGs
Harvey Frank Shea Joseph
Howard q d White John