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Montreal june 800 . Ia patu1.' tc French LIBERAL
u-.-,u n fbi- rt, i.en..lur he question - leader
. y ' tle Liberal par', .u r,c Dominion. -ay- Tho
,tl. t. aturI 40 Vouh nbc 90 oortdr r' d',
t.... NO f.p Liberal p1r1 docs NOT m'rt thank "'d
.,tlrr aversion or rt,u.". 0i H." contrary. be j.
b distinguished r-r''.mll. who. l~guf'rg very low
n tlc social ladicr Dos Iv rt- brilliant qualtic. h>
.. perseverance, hi --.,f energy lud du-trN, N'u'h
.YtI.... .e.u. tI Irr n..r FL. ono ~ the h.-H'.t :
tas tI.n. .r tIr 'r-. .'t, ~ th, S'0 World r'rr
.p gr,.Ius WIra.. - Sos N'rD 1m- IS IN" man
,hou 600 would I.,S O" ~'" - tho h'nd - ~" Liberal
rurt, drn.. u, s.rf electoral campaign "h'rh r
i..ut tY ., 0rt..I .. flc Donu ..I Iu-s'.-.. F'H
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.f-mtiu. - several ruaIfrs which fhr t'r.~t'aH'n n
.'iar. do.s pu' fo..4.. ~ 49, N.Yau '"H1 .' n
fItlsf o. I.,. tu.Irr U.Hf'.. .r f..Fst order -
.'r o.. I ..'..r ~ f.. l....I ua... ..rr '.' '..
electoral campaign. , Ipuf Up '.u. tf ta.a toward
..rf.r..7
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EMPEROR WILLIAM SAILS poR NORWAY.

Elsnore, June 3o-EmDeror william took his de
parture for Chr-tlania tis morning He Wa accom-
panied to tho wharf by Kug Christian and the Princes
Of the royal family, who there badc him farewell.
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4 BITTER rlGHr ~ sorrH cAEoIIyA.
OLD LINE DEMOCRATS INDIGNANT AT THE
METHOD, or THE TILLNAN MEN.

METHOD, or THE TlLLMAN MEN.
Charleston. p. e.. JUNG go ,-p.,h'.-Ihc political
rrlf in ~ouiu Carolina is growing more and moro
l.,f.- Tl. t.rI v'rt of tH" campaign closed Friday
vIh orc ol tIc mo., exciting m"r'.n-' set h''d.
-.i.,i... Hampton. who Wa, present hr invitation oI
i.. -tl,r p.m..rluc Executive committee. was again
.r...h u.uIt.I Dr., tlc ptrt-au- II IuHh Tie
.a.., .f f,. .,.r ha. ,>,tcd nt'i.r indignation
.,..... t.. .ut '.. Democrats. From mduy parts ot
.. ut. ...r l.ft... trr'Hu.ne Oh" methods ~
J.ul. ..I .. ll.a.g, DO t.-'-t d b' ih~ Demo.
.... t.. r.. ..It t. -.u.'.. Hampton -t Aiken WI
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Ie 0.r' 'h" right VIII
... I. DECENTRALIZATION. however, exists
ui ... -Hts. Tie stoco.0oo
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u.. .f II,., .uul. tN trli iu
t.... .' H.., .,.i. lrr becoming
a.d rferiu.c> of the
.. .t .i I..k nf tlc-" bonds
...... .... PHI. h. broker and oHrr'd
. ..' l' io- 'd went o'.
... .. I. n.Im |t f Do" would rust
no N. ..i 't men Who are
N. -Ifr. u'uuug and
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I.a. '..". n, qae.'-i roi,u.al hsht
I.. .fu pen uI. -'t' MANY men
, .a y.ra ,ca '.''I,'i7' i,s.S ,.aSl 59S
...r ,o. f,...-u u.. b.. v.ll 1uie the nomination
% f.. .......t.uu ..t ..h 'I"rcllt- the assertion
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,nattuop-l. Irru.. June "o Tie "Ih'iaI census
tit.. si,, tuttttupult and uhlDp l-iJVV A7ttdu V4
. D. 900 a. announced the other diy,
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.eRLvLn -LLk ~ W. ~ INr cLlrLN 10

fr.r..t,r i,r.r. .'..,H q patch Yesterday from
Detective. kurtl tUt po'. of DIS -tar. announcing
ua ,.r..r uf Via, .luhr dry good mer ha9t Of Bait
m.r- charged with oh'ain.ue dr' good, To the amount
,t .ttooo from thr % O.. Chfn Company, Of thi,
,, r,,- falls, representations. six weeks ago Julin
oi.u.I tr -ood- siSIH. a-,u.in'e, that his financial
condition vu- good. They were accordingly shipped
T., baltimore since tn.u 'iaiiu N 60. a-,ottlEed
i.i .ul, business vf- iauuc. ''"d llrh placed iic
natter boa INSPECTOR B'ru'-- htud-. JulN refuses 10
come here and rcluislt.on viii DC asked from the
Governor.
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p,r..r.. Iu.o ao..A Dispatch n'm Nh''hh' T.,
.y t .Dnc 90 tl- most t'.th" electrical
i.,- .y.. n.t... .d h,,e visited i" 'ii' 'h' "I.''
. . o..... a.d ll-td about aH hour The
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For some time the finances of the Argentine he
cuh,. have been 30 a critical condition I"e Va
ror,l de,t is s33o3ndl2: th" provinces owe s-l''
a. g., and ~, city Of Huca's Ayr"s owes S-''"'''-
-ss Oftle total sum ',2 25"d't' is q io''tn "''''
-. r. 81, la ENGLAND. Not long ago, when a Ic' -
-. ,, ffrl.',ci p, 4s,nunt oi Ih" rnil al -ld"l7
~ ,., country. 90 new Minister ~ iln'i'- "., Ip
..t eI., I.f o., ...tUu To- proving Itl ~ '''''l ''
.,,l. Irf.n Iat- fr iAuod ara "i- 81
...s. t, IN. present Minister ne t'p" H.
I'm mu 0u London s't h'i 'h NJ" ,h. A,r..
f ..IoI.ti of fn. tod states l1 Ipo''~ NyI'1
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49,. n ... ... N Ifted t' fH" financial o'"'lI'''
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HOLDING BACK a DIVIDEND.
r,,p NATIONAL BANK OF BCENoS AlRES IN
TROUBLE.
rnpv ~ LONDON OVER AN INACCURATE DIS
PATCH STATING THAT THE BANA

roodor Junc 3O.-1he Bncnos AyI's 'oi
..enondent Of The Times tecSraphed 10 MS
r.wsnaner today that the National b'hN Vi
Pncnp~ Ayres had suspended payment on S'tor, i.
do,. and the shares of tie bank icI I'o"l
.o,oo and closed at IFS. panic was cIe'"u,
u was stated on the boursc at BuenoS ayes anu
ocreroI feeling Of distrust prevailed Uoio
commanded premium Of las.
To,or dispatches show that " The lines "o
,.;dos concerning the National Bank OF bl'hoS
,,.res wore inaccurate 1t appears tht' 'ne p"''N
"rIr srspended payment of the quarterly ol'l"cnu
,yhicb was approved at the last annual nl'',.''9
w. consco,cnce of The Timcs's diSp'lch ceoo''S
snld At a decline Of per cent on 'hc l1nuon ',''
Stoct EXCHANGE. bat on the receipt oil auNi'eS
,odifvnr the gravity of the first report, 'aeS + I
aaOarcd closing 81 to per cent lower IoI '"c
day. - \,,;onal Rank of Bucnos
~ I0 rs sent a cable dispatch TO me AIeeu.lue
SH&ie,eT here in which ne says that the ulIecVoIs
~ ,t. b,nk have decided 10 suspend tlc lu'I 'ilN
Jt,.iJend uutn the shareholders meet!'S at I uT
,.I of line wear authorizes the payment pI d ~; W"
,, y,dend lie ADDS that tine p'lh NlS..
Lt tbc>e means 10 consolidate ltSct ana c@OnnV' @ y
-, sborcs into n safe investment so as 10 ioI'h "
respectable reserve iuhu.
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ryrttpl>Ar,pia PRISON

rsr. june .f WrIs,| r.n.d OIL" murderer NJ
r Do.rt vf. ..,. ..-..t 'ed H iI.rt rI
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us r...H. t.f ., r...a .
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THE CAPTAIN EXONERATED.

RESULT OF THE 7TH REGIMENT TROUBLE.
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year.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

THAT CHARGES BE PREFERREp
AGAINST LIEUTENANT PATTERSON
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NflNI,NN INtt l.l"H lo 'rN l''h
,.I,of Nr,,o. june -.. '. Nn.u.i 30 ih' >'''. '
Eau,.,c company y.n -~nd % .pe'h Pullman ''.
,irsIon ualn from tls cats T. sew loiA aud ic'Hf"'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

A,fI.. nf.. uI lu-I rN $50
i.ud,u H.u. ltd AZ HmNI'iun "tf "''H. boy
fHa r.e t.rh it"H lrHn. Boob. ".'''l "''.''
90 ,t. p.tr.. t.....f.Uft t.uI Dob uH. rI.f ruu .f
tHr kH aId .n.l. .h.HnHIII. .Ip
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n..nA lnR 4 r-LAM LNrLnIuDE

stockholm. juno J0. fhc .'fvc-.' -i"fhff h'
,.t.d ,,onuo i.oneu fpf Samson p"it esrd.i 'i
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I,N a -IIAVt. CO.'S 500 l'liIA NlN'/N
.dYr Irus 1000 rhr rr.,r Hi AHI'. ha. given
. r..u.. ,o ri. -ianlr, fnd f'r pIa nf 70 .'''rr.
uu fIn I..f..t 'Ia.ft
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

A,liDrtp. V,t r.I.ru BIS r'rlN>p
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A. rbror Wo,>urp lN 4 prtL

rara N.. .u 50 TuUglrr t.tH'h v'Hnd"d the
ed.t.f ~ Tho uauu. .r 1 duri TODAY
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

rl....I.. june rD l.r trr'rsl s'f 0f 90. Ant
-N.r. tu.tfcu,, vhtH HH. ..'I I' ''h h' .
FL. ..I.r f.. 300. II. .fd h'aH
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26

ALEXANDER WARNER, President;
n. y. CRoWKLI, Viss PSOsidsasi
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
1RL r. HICKS WEATHER PROPHET.

IRE n. HICKS WEATHER PROPHET
The following taken from the "storm
chart" for 1890 OF Rev. Irl r. Hicks OF
st. Louis will prove interesting to
many. Here are his predictions for
MAY.
The first two or three days of May
will be cloudy and wet and will be
followed up to the reactionary moder.
alton about the 9th, by cool days and
nights with hard ,frosts In many parts
of the country. Be prepared. The
equinoxes of both Mercury and Vul.
can fall on the 18th, hence expect
about the 18th, 18th, 18th and 14th q
succession of hard storms. Tomatoes
at this time will be the natural result.
Be on the lockout should angry, cleo
trical clouds gather about these days.
Late frosts TO the northward will come
after the storms of this period. Earth
quakes probable. Secondary disturb.
ances about the 18th. The equinox OF
Mars falls OH the 26th and will inten-
sify the storm period from the 2lst to
26th. This may be counted a danger
period. Watch the 23d, Oath and 18th.
Storms about the 30th.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
A.. -. Peculiar Cass.

DR.. II. C. Edmunds, Of Elberton,
Ca, writes;. "A very peculiar and
strange case Of blood poison came nm.
der my attention q short time ago.
A gentleman came here from Athens,
Ca, where he had been bitten on the
hand by q vicious mule. that he was
breaking to work. The hand was In
q horrible condition, and the .inflam-
nation was rapidly extending through
out his entire system. Every knuckie
on his hand was an ulcer that was
deep aud sloughing. He stated to me
that he had consulted several physi-
clans, and taken their medicines with
out deriving any benefit. Igave him
q course of Swift's Specific Is. 5. 81
and In q few days he reported to me q
marked improvement, and IN one week
from the time he commenced taking 3.
8. S. tho hand was healed up and the
poison entirely eradicated from bis
system. 1t 10 my opinion that he
would have lost his life had 1t not
been for the health-giving properties
contained in Swift's Specific. He
frankly admits himself that s. s. s.
did the work"
Treaties on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free. ''tr. gssSs ..i..9 ..a-
'-'''2 SWIFT Specific co,
Atlanta, Ga.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
D%Sold by druggists, Toe per bottle
"Julia" and "Isosa" Were Men.

Charles Kerfel, German, and Geo.
Potter, a Frenchman, are under ar
rest at Chicago charged with using
the mails for fraudulent purposes,
They were room mates and they con.
cocied scheme by which they could
live well and without work. In the
French papers of the country they in
serted this advertisement: -, : 'oT
A Young French miss is DESTROYS OF making
match with an honest man or farmer. Address
Julia Burten, 1915 State street:
To the German papers the following
was sent: -
A pretty German girl desires to marry an hon
est man or farmer. Address Rosa Muller, ISL
State street.
The men received numerous replieI
and under their female aliases entered
into a number Of matrimonial engage
ments. Kerfel, as Rosa Muller, prom
| ised to become. the wife Of seventeen
eager Germans, while Potter, as Julii
Burten, was under contract to TWEEN
tv.four romantic and lonesome sons o
sunny France. Each correspondent
as fast as he "popped" the question
was tenderly approached on the sub
iect of sending railway fare so tina
Julia" or "Rosa" might join the mar
Of her heart at once.
The dollars flowed In, and while TIN
two rascals lived high their dupes II
different parts Of the country roasted
around the depots waiting for thu
fair charmer who never came. A
post Office inspector at Chicago learned
of the awindle and arrested the con
spirators the other day. He secured
over two hundred letters from wife
seekers, fifty photographs and q choict
collection Of locks Of hair ranging in
hue from red to white.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
A Boy who Barks.

One of the greatest freaks and at the
same time Affections that has been
seen at the union depot in many days
was barking boy who arrived in the
city early this morning on the Santa Fe
from Oklahoma City and was on bis
way to his home near Creston, La. The
bows name il Willie WhitmOre, and
his agesis IT. IA intervals ranging
nom one7tb two minutes he would
bark like q dog and at times the yelps
were more or Less savage. The actions
of the head and contOrti0ns of the face
during these barking spasms were al.
most precisely like those Of dog.
The boy was not 10th TO talk Of bis
affection, and said that 1t was due to
a terrible fright his mother received
by being bitten by a savage dog only
few weeks prior to his birth. The
first evidence of the affection was
noticed only few hours after his birth,
and ever after It has chung to him de.
spite the efforts OF the best medical
skill in the country. When asleep the
how is free from the trouble, but as
soon rs he is awakened the barking re-
turns. During his calm moments In
Ea aAeasare he-is able 10 control these
yelpRand sometimes stable to adesist
for the period of five minutes ANM hen
excited young Whitmore has no con-
troll over his voice and his barking at
this time Is almost continual, the high
err his excitement the more savage are
his barkS. lNhitmore is rather bright
for one of his age aud does not allow
his misfortune TO bother him much
when in conversation. He has been
visiting an uncle In Oklahoma.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26

IRA C. PERKINS, Cashier
BENZ. Q. WARNER, Assistant O.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26

A farmer speaking of the profits Of
q diversity OF crops said: "On one:
half acre of land last year dug and
sold $35 worth of potatoes, and l have
S25 worth still on hand. AS soon as
my potatoes were dug I sowed the
ground in turnips aud after using all
1 wanted held over 40 bushels. They
were, I suppose, worth 25 cents per
bushel. Thus you see l produced $40
worth of stuff on One-half acre OF
land" This gentleman sold the first
of his crop Of potatoee. ct fl.25 PEI
bushel. II no had had 3 COED roch
road to Kansas City 60 heCUuid have
reached the early market he could have
sold his potatoes At twice as much
Good roads, intelligence and Industry
are only requisite TO prosperity in q
country like this.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26

There Is more catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable'
For q great many years doctors pro-
nounced 1t a local disease aud pre-
scribed local remedies and by constant
~ failing to cure with local treatment
pronounced IL incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be q constitutional
disease and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney
s. Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con.
stitutional cure. on the market. It ID
taken internally in doses from 10
drops to teaspoonful. 1t acts direct
" upon the blood and mucus surfaces
Of the system. They offer one hun.
dred dollars for any case 1t fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimo-
mails. Address
F.J.CHENEY & Co., proprs.,
Toledo, o.
n@Sold hv drn uoricto Tar NOR hottie
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
EupepSy.

That Is what You ought to have, in
fact You must haYe 1t TO fully enjoy
life, Thousands are searching for 1t
daily and mourning because they
find il not. Thousands upon thou
sands of dollars are spent annually
by our people in the hope that they
maypatfain this boon. And yet 1t
may be had By ell. :. We guarantee
that Electric Bitters, II used accord
lug 70 directions aud the use persist
ed IN. will bring you good digestion
and Dust the demon dyspepsia and
install instead eupePsy. We recon
mend Electric Bitters for dyspepsla
and all diseases Of the liver, stomach
and kidneys. Sold ct Soc and VI per
bottle at All Drug Stores. 4
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
FROM OUR ITE1IzERs.
~sE SEND Us THE Mxws.-0
LOWELL NEWS.
ny ''ANoN.p

~ ANOAs
Mrs. w. p. Sharp returned home
Thursday after an absence Of several
weeks visiting friends In Ohio. %
DR.. johnson and wife from Nebraska
arrived Tuesday and moved into I.
w. Murray's house. Now we have
doctor for the sick, but at present no
sick for the doctor. % Prof. Stewart
of Crestline was q visitor to our city
last Saturday. % f. n. Fulkcrson
has been attending court nearly all OF
the week. % Miss Retta Simmons is
expected home Saturday after an alb
sence Of eight months teaching. o.
Miss BERTHE Hart and j. j. Hart gave
q very pleasant social party TO their
friends Saturday evening. o. The
foot bridge has again been put In
place. Our people could not do with
out that bridge. % Joshua Cox has
put new fence around his residence
property, which is q great addition TO
the beauty Of the place. % Morgan
Bros. have been buying large guam
tity OF corn west of Baxter. 90 Sub
ject of the prayer meeting next
Wednesday evening, pressing For
ward" % Preaching by lady min
lister of the Friends church next Sun
day ut IL O'Clock.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26
A Scrap Of Paper Saves her Life

n scrap OF Paper saves "OI @Uo:
1t was just an ordinary scrap OF
wrapping paper, but it saved her
life. She was in the last stages OF
consumption, told by her physicians
that ahe was incurable and could live
only q short time; she weighed LEST
than seventy. pounds. On q piece Of
|swrapping lpaper she : read of DR.,
kKiuHSdN8W biSEoscryi mid got tri.
al bottle; itihelped;her, she bought Q
large bottle, It, helped her more
bought another and grew better fast
continued ITS use and is now strong,
healthy, rosy, plump, weighing l4t
pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to w. 81. Cole, druggist, TT
Smith. Trial bottle of this wonder
full discovery 10c at all Drug Stores.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-26

Regular services at n. Z. church
every Sunday at IL q. m. and z 30 pm.
Subjects announced from the pulpit.
Sunday school at los. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
A. r. MILLER, Pastor.
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