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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
Cbier hes giIerl6atls IqaI0dls,

&ticaqo, Is. Sui. .-SuaO Elt1oie, so
3Ohre at, i0Die Ieias tS0bue 1HSo uAo
Ntar, s, relp. y S1bcs cit, @grteg gSfera
Sbsnb On oer Bnulinaz uah Gi1ileilraSeus
Sa6ntreu3uag ton etuem 3uge it5sria3se1
unh t5bIteb berlett. 9a5 pIGelId]e S4l!eSaa
hCg SGlGgbiuuie, gI3 iid bic DEei IGDl auf
BEN @eLetie befanben, 0sCpirFte Fe Rub ceE'
binSerta its on beT 5lu5t.
@brIiicpher NnberIor uno 8soEa Sset5s
meser, 3nei G6gbmu6ergeieusu, gDslGe Ia
trurIeuem 3ataube am gamfagssGben6
Dos Sabugeletle eEtfGug gingeu, purogg BET
ber 5tatiou @otIos @ngIepoo6 bon etaem BeCs
ieneG5uge tbeifGhrsn UH0 t35tIid beriesL
g1abrl9einItd, rareH fe ben eiHam @sIGile
eui Sus aubere beriiber aeaan8en, nm etzem
@nterluge ausauuetdan, Enp 9gtseu o1bet
bas yiaben hes 3pe,len .3uges abeg56Et.
Rc c9efer, R.zO., 10. Sggti. - Bal'eE
s8. pals ans SIffa!9 aub 2Biutgm GaI'
labp aus 6ins6nla, R.sD,, 2of9mottoftarer
mo 5etaer etnes Sra6t3u32s Der gBeHz
Sbnre= Baba," pur0eu beuge frit III 3e-
nefaesBaaeps I,ipn, @leileg IEbIt9 pou
bier, bard efae GolItFou mt! einem autegsp
3uge 9etDbtet.
Gtnctuurtt ., is. SgLi. - Safolge
etuGs MtiBuereGunnilies fub tn ber Rise Dgr
Mlabiion0iIle Elm ten Columbus fonnlenoer
9Itertue uut ein gLrbettsSus ccnictrt. Goo1,
Der 2Qtomott5fiibreg bee lestereu 3pges,
puree iHwer oerIebt, ebeaIo Der Gube-e 3u9-
iiiprer, gfi1aelIs, unS Der Bcfagent W. 81.
gather; bie Setsef Glul5Gn unt Burns Zoe
men mt Ieidten 8erlesuu9en banou. 8on
cen 0leiieroeu spuC6e surH Slid felasC SER
irGH6st. 8ie beteeu GofonodBsI Nub faF
auu3 3ertrftmmeEt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
gIs sf5tuiuNIerin 1Or @eriht.

Erooibeuce, 8..S., Is. Snli.-Gin
funges 6rauan3immer, 9tameu5 @eorQiana
&ofroff, funree bier BON Buntesbsauten auf
bic Bei9ulbigung bin UerbaIet, in @eueiu.
i9aft NIT einsr geniifen Gone bon 8insbamp.
ton Elm SelrathSs 8iireau 8u i9minSleriid,eu
5peden gefIbrt, rep. bic YOit ba5u Dentist su
6aben, &irfulare mad Dem g8eaen su ieaoen,
In tpefflen ben betratbslufigsn 5drtnecu in
MontaHa, SbahO u. |. 10. CUTE n@artieua ofTez
rirt puroeH. @tehrere o9eIeinteH Tarner in
Montana, tueIdje $50 an bas n@eihafta gea
fanbt batten, erfattsten an5eiae bon Gem
Ghlpinoel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
Gine nnnIlfLlfr Sadltfahrt.

YOrt8moutb, R.sS., IS. Suit. - Die
tie'ne Sadt nRariou," gigsntbum bes y Gaps
oietp, Sa9t'@lnb5" aus 8ofon, trat an iesz
ten Gaming untsr bem 8eieble bcS Capt. ..
2oGe eine 6ahrt on Der &tife an. Die Manu,
ifaft beiiano aus 6. 6. a8. &imbnll, Ss. Sob,
imitb uu6 Seni. Cobb aus 8ofou. @egeu 9
ubr ON gontag abenb lief sic Sadlt in Der
gidbs bon 8pe.Bead auf Elm Riff, unO bic
9iennid)att id]ifite fdl 6nnn in einer tleiuen
Sole Der SGdt Gin. DaB Boot fentcrte balb
baraui uno nur Cobb erreif)te bas llfer. Die
uebri9en ertranIeH. Capt. Code binterldst
SraI uno atnber, tpQbren0 &imbaQ une Sob
Sf11;fE IeA;o t,oren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
WIntIne GnmiLIrn.S ehne

Elen sSrIeans, 2Q., IS. 5nI'. - Bet
SEuea8Euff, grf., uITbeI ste Srttbeg 6, &.
uaS 3. 3. Suablefoue Don Ghatleg PGrrett
an 5ergaugeUen 5amfiag erI6GfeH, .3pi,
i1eu Der Sna6IsFoae'iden unb BelcettI6en
SautIie beTriGt ihOn ieit laagen Sa5yea euee
bittere Eethe, Irette bHTt bIR 8Iutt9at ueiH
Nahruffn srhaiten BOT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
Gin iniBIiebioer @iniTTrr.

Ottopa, Ont, Is. Sui. - go ia cine
8ewcsuug seaenpartig i'm Sauge, Siranolph
@aron, ben Winiler Der Wilis, ans benz aa.
btnst su eutferueu. Die Miliss sSffisisre babea
insriiden Elm Hunbi9reibeu erIaiien, in mel.
dem benz eenaunten Miniter nnfdbiateit
uorgemorfeu unb Der 8reuier eriudt nirb,
nunne5r einen anbern Mann SH ernennen.
Die Ssrfafr bes Huabidreibens nsnu n
Cir @eolpb einsn Iutofraten, luel5r Gm.
pfeblungen ieiner lIntergebenea, beuen in Solae
ietntr BersSserun9spolitif Die 5duoe sebuno Gis
ieier, ionorire; ferner tpirb bebauptef, ba6 Gle
eiufafFsn 8onitnegeidldfte ueruadidIIiet mir
ben nno aubere gsifdfte niitunttl Is Ronate
ung bgr grlsoiauns barren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
Die geBrin9smsers sBirrea.

Sort Gotpnienb, 8aIb., 10. SuIi
- Gapt. $. 6. Gbunlus uou benz 0ampfer
,2Iroga" BON Der yNortB 2lnl. &Ommercial=
Co.." Der geferu bier anlan9te, beri9tet, OaG
Der Hobbenfan9er p@iattte s. Sger" aus
@loucefter uut 19. SUM 81 SuHGIasia nid]t
pon benz Sreu3er Bear ion6ern BON Dem
SlIissSaisn.&ollettOr befdlaguabmt purOe.
Der SAoouer ltei in bei4a6istem 3uRanOe
in benz 9aieu Elm unb mar i'm 3Oltbauie eingez
traseu, murbe aber trosoeu nit 20 Rob5tu.
fel!en bei9lagnabmt. 2lae 8etheuerungeu bes
&apitdns, oub bic 6ObbeH nid)t IN Der 9ehs
ringsiee gefansen tDurbeu, fOnnten on Der
gnfldeiolng gfiats dnberu, un6 toir6 bic an.
aelegenheit pObl cine Sdabeneriat gegen
Serr Eoi1Pftnr arr TnI1e habPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
Der nempft atifbe Gtaatsstgouueut ton
Seutte{iec.

RafsbtEIe, Genu., is. SuIi. - Scr
beute nuteE BEN 8orfBe bes 8eprSleptGuteu
Sa9. .. GlIGagbl0a 6ler ab9ebaltene Ser1Os
Gratii@e 5tGates sGGuoeut uabg cine lange
&Eattf0gIu an, EDsJ9c bte DicsIRtes.3tG
Auo oie 2Obge'Giu benIusirt, 6EeIp asIug
ten SIber uab Eurifyeiorm forbert uab bic
5ieIeu g!iGetbGten tey repubIitauii9eu Bars
tel al ben Brarger iielIt. Die erfe Qbttimz
muug Sur g1oaliuatton eines 8ounerneHvs
ergGb fOIaernes 0ieiultGt: SR9auam 759,
g0rter 297, GpIey 1T, Patteri0u $40 StIrIs
rr4nsy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
6llti,1ers ncItnrher.

@aIena. Sas., Is. Suli.-0er S@mei=
ser SObann Rotb, melder ben Or. SInner i'm
0ailen iibertrGf, aorb geferH i'm O@Ountp 800
ipttal," nahoent er go GG9e obne Speiie unb
2rant, ab9eieben Don elmer tlciuen QIautitdt
0oiier, re.de ieinem Woqen ale "a Stun6en
auf fiinfflidle g8eiie 5n9efhbrt tpurbe, getpeien
mar. 2dbuung her @iH9epei6e natbts es
Inn unmGglib, Speiie 3u fidl su tlebmell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
g0oIltnbr1a la @pamina. SRaIe.

g8fIfesbaEEe, Ba., is. SaIi. - Gin
G0lienbrn9 stng beute Ra9mittag I'm SBo'
ming =G9nIe aiebfr uno ebte btuuen peutaeu
NliuAtea ole RteOerungeu 0nf Nieiien bin
uater Asfer. Sn btefger Stabt iaub Ols
BafeE ie0j9 3ou ttef tn Den StEaBeu, uab
Gle felag uIIb Soaterrains an Der &oualz
StraBe uRrben fberi9pann1t. Ser S9as
Zen 6sIIlit |it auT GaHleuoe 6on 8ollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
Grbeit uas gouu.
geS sEsEg= 9eftes s2aHtelHta srrs gestts eaSs
Hal Belafse1S. - AupR4e SUBSTANCE.


h1j Stiafseat. - 2tuoees g5usHaHGe.
Rems g0rt, Is. Suit. - Ser WSIusels
rnG9fE, S.Ette tDuroe bente g2G@nIitt1e beenz
bet. 8ie 6ebrifautea pluigtsI eiu, bic pdaz
Eeuo ees gtTilgs augeaeutsa gciasleatG 81
sull1hep, nit hCu ue5eretulouueu, bag Sie.
ielbeE rteber Sei9dftiGGua srbsItea iolen,
iChaIo fje ii6l Der llIi0u anidlicsea.
GEea to L, RsS., Is. Sula. - Die 500
lt1etteE Der gBal5Dsrfe beg vgSem Serie9s
5teeEs & Srcus S0mpanp" fOn0eu 5eHts iGlla
Gus, neil fla Bic Birma Weiqgrse, be aeue
Vohuitdia ~ Euteriei&usu. 9luptetgeH!alt'
ner oer &tIeumeTfe it GbCnbam 9. 621itt
oon WsnsDorf, reI@eE 8ur 3eit Ia europe
reIf.
af5Equb, gBisc., Is. SUM. j.-gGuf3abns
tuaaelt Grbetter ber bteigeR 5dgsmi9Isu
tG5en Ire Eripitpoie beuaagidtist, paB fie
an 12. SrIy fEr G31buftnH iares EageDeri5e
ton sIf zuf 5ebu @5tguhsn aHsheheu iueCoen.
Sie DeIIauseR ben adInli4en gobu, !pje biar
beC. Die glrbeitgsber nstcea it5 Oer Ge.oes
ring tDiberIeteu-
EsmsB D o. %, Mafi, Is. Sail. - SJa
Der SGubs nab GtisfeIfabIlr Der palbeUa9,
SculG 8; 5aEriuators Comp iiellteH EauieHo
grbeiier, gRttglaber see iute!aationaiea
S3Ubs nnb 5tIeielmaaeC Union. ole Arbeit
Gin, 1ctI eiti.ge Gus9eidlofieHe 9enofen, be'
ren GBieSersuFsuuHs ne UerIaagtea, ai5t
Dieber t2i9Gftfqt nUr5en. Su elmer bente
glorgen abgehalt2HeR 8eTiammIaug DErbe
ber Sei&lgB 92iGBt, 10 iaagl au93gf292n,
tls ale BeId1per6epnufte uoR 6er Stcma Ia
befrteSsgenber s9eife gereaeit fub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
Gif NEE Wanaainneb1Nne eittneaidIert

Gin groBes 0ngasiHBebaale eingeaidJert.
RtHaeapcIts, Riuu., IS. SnlI. -
8as gtagobtu Der pSecuritp sBaEehoIs
Gompaas" IN bieFeer Stabt brannte i2d:
tsuts Rahmittos rieesr. lau i4dst ben
Gerlrfs nui 81 900 ,0OO. R. So. WOris, elmer
Der &taentPhmer, uub Der 9aintHif puESg gn
mittelf geitern aus benz ptertgn StcdpeTte
gebo!t nne entgirgen nur nit fuapper gsota
6em Sohe. 8as gebin6e mar erF i'm aprh
B. Srs. uoneuoet DOrbeE NIB nar eiEea 6er
orGsteu gtogaltne In WinueaFolts. Die
Lsigentbfmer ftne @oce & g.oEe. Der ST.
Salt bes glagustus befiauO aus sro5e1 Oman
tit6tsn adsrtauaerGtbi6efteu, gt05a.n q.
SGrgI. N. Die Gtaentbdmsr erfldrsn tsG
entidlOfenr icfort etn nenes gebduae ir sr'
rtGteu. Dfau oermutbet, bGb has Tsu9r eHrd9
SslbfentsiiabapG sutfaub,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16

Capt. Steiae etttart, CT 6a5e aIe elm ioIdas
uapetter 6HrGaemaGt. Ct bdtt 90 fttE Ute
moa!iGI, tab bic spei SaGten, nelGg futa
oor Rem IusbGud9 bes Gturrls nit atpGIi
glsnI4en ON ScrS BON ct. Soispb abiubrsr.
it@eE BATON Fan1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16

lIg .,W.n.aIa19 : sgaE9nIlE. 2

SR6DeEsGds Baiimgues uu6 p01j5a1s Strs
GlIttmoIt, cen l, Irri $780,
S5tHG Gcsga EtltDE1tbg DUR Jtl,e Dqu cuelf
4r3sCut I6hglth nitro 1Ui aGe GnlQglH tn 6teier
gon., nehe no 2tHien bareatgi uro ourt1 1nE
GdIg#e bg3 fCl5ll0ln 5alIl6-In 81. llGyg i S8L
--oficn bleibenaG Cont 0-rbgisn us. 5ste5t Oat5e-
mas rt. Ae1 GtLiE.1 S11gEs li1'Eg bic AiC'cu lg5
bies Girlassg Gui BrOgsrt ia5rli1l byin9en miro.
Gjrlassn iyty6tH Ia J2ita8gu g5n gIzm Do4aE
unJ Ts4g 2I,legtl l.E 1UmEls
Die s3rrfif ft1fics lsorn.Gs5 mo g2i.tl6e Fe1rs
t0d2 nusgtH0Wm2n) BON 10 Gtr fruh bis 3 Hbr RAGS
Utttugs tIir 3lll1iie gftH.
-, a. 5aigUifI, IGR,, BGtE5trt
@aIe5E 2. ZatsHcr, crEer % l-t'lrad5ttts
a. -, @tGerr, srptitsr 2Siccz4rlNbenlf
zaHtgI &lGg0, 5lQsuliFIy,
DtE1ttDrtH:
% 8, EglAutr, ivU., Eal-ir e. Shliolr,'
81. 6. Rifgrp, 2homu5 @. PCN1Jrsi
Edcmas Geg-s, &lu.Ju y. BltiGs
So &. S5iuIeUuLgCg. u. S. g DL.-L4E
Y. &tGr--. 8toiga 2.t.E,
A'onsn tiE2. iuru Elso0oIt G2oiiu,
(GpuSlaA-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
NlldltatI
MlEiterl

E5gnn .Sla aGl0aezasileA slJuuQgtr t5mme1
Gia HGl 6tr 5lGtt gsT. lj 2ss.- 5tE 0cetk,s
uuA Sfr, 200 urc 2G2, Esgf,zB Bag1GEtts, &s,e
RuEtcu peItsu rs9cyirt.
Ggcs 81. GtglisJ g4I.., CAEblAGE
gbh6. Qjgtu5EIJ, tLcssbtli8 CARRIAGE
gbuL-o Y. H-'.ls 5sty,; and
6gurn 5}0id3sn, G9csmgferi TOY CO.
s. &IlMGr, Sup-i TOY COp
lEyul2l ,z4tI, ,5J}4i8J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
49, gy 9,.t aay 55rjulel --
Gs.assaa5ea, J4itcu, i&IImuea 5al5,
GeNert2u, &gglmattsmuS,
9.orrIlgjs, t0piibra3en,
GnhHE l,.-tcr,.r1 NInk,,..

o,ldeur,i5er, gHBGE6uHg ser @elenfe, See
Eeali'n5,H' -.-t.ldlEH3s., @lmc.5Ig iU 0.z4
JtIlSG. CeI 5-4t -Go oEl 1H.gL.u.
Gte 4auel. tGr h.s }ECDg strItef srF scn g5rs
.ttos'l oos t9 rth.', To o-1Cr 'ib sgr 5tlu-g
ocTHos,i '1iro }onrl9 Srsl1uu9J ggwibur,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16

2oneon, Is. Sui. - @tu GonIortInm
eueIi|der SapituIittsn bat nbioluts GontruIe
iiber Doe Braueret'@ei4aft S@peben's uub
gauemnrt's ErIangt, iD1drenb I6ctttId,s @ele>
vente heu i6EseiiGen bertuasfuue nub bic
earitt rernuubeuen Suoufrie'R nuter fhre
GorfgoTe gebra6t taber. Cine eurobitjdbe
Geienihsft miG In 2ens Jn NIB sen eroergu
@roEfietsa grest sii1ru;sp' . gaIes mad Ba.
tsieg glnfsI ,lhEIdl1ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-16
Gurop&tf6je SaDeC6eri1fe.
&as Seuti6tanb.
Ratlsc g8trbsIas'S Gcsplaasfeest

9Ie &3asa5s it5ss etue MB2arsaae oetfsIsen
liz IbrGee esiteHt.-zEr bepotfsbense Bs.
fu0 Sss SFAffers IL 6aeEaao. o.-@NBfurro
aiasE gtmesFFaHsaitt jt, s7seEta.-Dts Eer.
DatEeE. .ss5apepEspfr4@g5EAs sen" sss Rhe.u.
gIHetIcF.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
A FAIR PROPOSITION.

Horace Austin authorizes us to say
that he will give one hundred dollars
towards defraying the expense OF
drilling one hundred feet deeper in
his prospect shaft, now over one hum
dred feet deep. If paying mineral be
found at any depth within the next
hundred feet he will agree to refund
all money advanced to pay the expense
of drilling, as soon as 1t can be gotten
ont of the shaft. He is confident the
prospect is a good one and that miner
al is almost sure to be found within
forty or fifty feet at most.
This is certainly liberal PROPOSE
ton and if the people Of Baxter Springs
have a desire to know what drill
hole two hundred feet deep will re-
veal it will certainly not cost them q
great amount to find it out on a prop
osition like this.
Mr.. Austin has worked faithfully
and at great expense and he certainly
ought to be encouraged in his efforts
10 make development which, If min
eral should be found in paying quan'
titles, will prove of inestimable value
to our city in the years to come.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
BUTTER AND CHEESE FACTORY
MEETING.

At the regular monthly meeting of
the board of directors of the Baxter
Springs Butter and Cheese Associa-
ton held at the factory Office Satur-
day, June 7, the following were pres
ent: Fribley, Ballard, Dubois, Thom-
as and Lindsey.
1t was decided to pay 60c per hun
dred for June milk and to build pens
for hogs aud feed all whey not taken
by patrons at one-fourth cent per gal
lon, or manager TO contract whey to
best interest of company.
The creamery paid out to our farm
ers 1901 for milk in Nay and only
commenced operations May Z with
1878 poands and by May 81 had in
creased to 3735 pounds. They have
also paid out $62 for cans and the
president tells us that the creamery is
all right and getting there with both
feet.
The 10th of June was pay day at
the creamery for May milk and all
bills were met promptly.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
Lnst Mondny while w. ]. Oldham

Last Monday while w. j. Oldham
was hauling a log out of Spring river
bottom about thirteen miles south of
this city he met with serious acci-
dent in which his left leg was broken
between the knee and ankle and his
right leg bruised and sprained con-
siderably. 1t seems he had just got
ten the log onto the wagon and was
walking beside it and driving when
he became entangled in some small
brush which threw him in such way
that both legs went under the wheels
and he being unable to stop the three
teams which were hitched TO the wag-
on received the injuries stated above
He was brought TO this city where his
injuries were attended to aud at this
writing is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
A DELIGHTFUL TINE.

About 400 persons from Parsons and
Cherryvale, many of them school
children, came to this city last Satur-
day OH special train of five coaches
and spent the day in picnic sports in
the springs park and other places OF
interest. They were accompanied by
the Parsons band, one of the best in
southern Kansas, which regaled the
assemblage with a liberal supply OF
fine music during the day. The
weather was delightful and everything
in connection with the affair seemed
to conduce to the pleasure OF the par
ticipants.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
GRAND HARVEST FEAST.

The combined membership OF the
Farmers Alliance and Knights of La
Dor of Cherokee county will give Il
grand harvest feast ut Columbus July
3, 1890. Tie most extensive prepare.
tions are being made and an immense
concourse of people is expected. Ev-
cry family Is requested TO bring
well filed basket SO that all will have
an abundance 10 eat. L. l.. Polk,
president of the National Alliance; B.
Ii. Clover, president of the, State Alli-
ance, and Ralph Beaumont, national
lecturer of the knights of Labor, have
been secured to address the people. Ii
is to he q regular old-fashioncd meet
ing of the Sons of Toll, and it is the
aim to make it the grandest gathering
ever held in the county.
BY order executive committee.
N. Z. Allison, c. 7. Dana, l.. NJ.
Dillman, committee on publishing
and printing.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
LOOK HEREi

I am again in the boot and shoe
business one door north of Cooper 81
Hodgkins' grocery, where I ain pre-
pared to do all kinds of repairing.
Thanking all for past favors and ask
ing for a continuance of the same, !
am Yours respectfully,
GEO. L. KENNEDY.
N. B.-Those knowing themselves
indebted TO me will please call aud
settle as / need the money bad.
GEO. L. KENNEDY.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE RIVER.

lNAElbONE ~ A@AG
Persons visiting the river lately have
no doubt been surprised at the Inn
provements made there by the Baxter
Springs Manufacturing Company.
Directly north of the main building
they have erected building for the
machine shop and foundry in which
there is lathe, emery wheel and drill
used in the iron work of the company.
The machinery in the machine shop Is
run by water power, q cable being run
from the main shaft.
Near the foundry Is drove well
seventeen feet in depth over which
is q Banner Wind Engine, which
furnishes water to the machine shop
and 10 the main building. The water is
clear and cold, being filtered through
the gravel from the river. A track
has also been built from the saw mill
north under the bridge and extending
to the waters edge north ofthe bridge
on which logs are conveyed to the car
riage after being foated down the
river. Altogether the improvements
made there make things loom up in
great shape.
Who shall say that with the finest
water power in the southwest, a -four
ing mill with capacity of 300 barrels
per day, an electric light plant, plan
ing mill, windmill factory, foundry
and machine shop and o prospect of a
new railroad this summer that Baxter
Springs is worse off than other towns
and will never be manufacturing
center?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

An observant exchange says that in
so far as money matters are concerned
it is cheaper for man to take his
home paper than it is to stop it, for
nine men out of ten after ordering it
stopped will in the course of a year
wear out two dollars worth of sole
leather trying to find a copy of the
very paper they ordered stopped.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

Is months old from the "Stevens"
Lowell herd); also calf 6 months old,
both pure blood stock, for sale on easy
terms. Apply to c. c. Caruth, one
mile north Of city, or to N. j. Van Ar
nam, Sherman street.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
NEW HARDWARE STORE.

Ihave opened hardware store and
tin shop at the old stand, where will
sell all kinds of hardware and every
thing pertaining to the hardware
trade at the lowest possible prices.
Tin work of all kinds a speciality. !
have come to stay and / want you to
come aud see me,
T. 3. MCKINNEY.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

The wheat harvest negan in this vi
cinity the fore part of this week.
Several self-binders have been sent
out for this purpose.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

DIED.-At Joplin Thursday night,
June IL, 1890, OF scarlet fever, Una,
daughter of z. j. and Alice Pfenning.
Funeral services yesterday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

Give peddlers the cold shake. Their
interests are of no concern to you.
They take money out and leave none.
They have no business reputation to
sustain and are more likely to skin
you than not. There is absolutely not
one single advantage in buying from
peddler. Therefore give these timer
ants the shake. There is not an article
they sell that cannot be bought as
cheap of the dealers in your own town
who pay taxes and help to build up.
while the peddlers do nothing for us.
Trade with the home merchants and
let the peddlers 60.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

A family living near Joplin were
a few days ago poisoned by eating
chicken which had eaten trough on
rats" and was killed for the table be-
fore the poison had taken effect. The
man, wife and little daughter were
dangerously i'll for a time, but pulled
through with careful treatment.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

Keep in mind the annual soldiers
reunion to be held in Baxter Springs
in September. Further information
will be given as we get it.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
GUY AND COUNTY NEWS.

The binder time is about oyer. We
are now selling Mccormick mowers.
This is the lightest draft and the most
durable machine made. Every part
is made of the best material. The
bookings are of brass. We defy any
company to show as perfect and dur
able a machine as the Mccormick.
J.J. FRIBLEY.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

Salt $l.l5 per barrel, Bacon Sc, Cof-
fee 25c, Lard DC, Rolled Oats z lbs. for
25c, Coal Oil 15c per gallon at Bald
wins Alliance System Grocery.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

From the number OF self-binders
we see going out of town lately we
Judge the farmers don't intend to bind
grain by hand much longer.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

We have a lice line of trunks ant
valises which we will sell at cost fol
the next month. A. NJ. PEAKE & Co
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

MARRIED.-A quiet wedding took
place at Lowell Sunday morning Mr..
Dirwin Williams and Miss Retta Sim
mons being the contracting parties:
The ceremony was performed at s 80
a. m. by Rev. A. r. Miller, after
which the happy couple departed for
Cato, Kan, their future home.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

All parties knowing themselves in-
debted to j. West & Co. are requested
to call at the city meat market imme-
diately and make settlement.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
CAPITo'S CITY BAKERY.

Fresh bread, cakes, pies, ETC., every
day. Lunch, cigars, tobacco, nuts
and fruits in season.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

The Order of Select Friends will
meet Tuesday evening, June II, at
which time officers will be elected for
the coming year.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

Pure Iowa white clover candied
honey, lac pound, 2 for 25c at
BREwsTER's GROCERY.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

For SALE.-Half-circle double-act.
ing Whitney Hay Press in good shape
by w. A. BRAMAN,
Neutral, Kan.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
A GRAND SCHEME.

Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
aud Encyclopaedia giren awdy at
Cooper's. Call and get card and
procure one of these valuable books.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

have sold my tin shop to Mr.. I. 3.
McElhiney. I propose to sell manu-,
factured tinware as can buy and
sell this class of goods for q much
lower price than I can make it.
7. J. FRIBLEY.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14

The City Bakery is now located
permanently two doors north of the
post-office where you will always find
fresh supply of bread, cakes, pies,
nuts. fruits, etc.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-06-14
LADIESl LADIES'!

Sec Mrs. w. w. Jones' new stock OF
millinery goods, gloves and trimmings
before buying. Everything new aud
pretty and prices low.