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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-12
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1880.
RATION III, ALLIANCE

OVAIA. Fla. Dec. Sth-l!ir MI
literal farmer alliance assembled
again this m ming lit $50. After
ro,.iii" W TX al'l few Speeches. .!H.
in% II ws,aprr e correspondents tiii'h-
h;Hs because they have secured in-
| formation # tile II. ccedin2s beyond
ti..si gwen out by the press commit
'r". The financial policy of tn" oi'i"r
cline Up for discussion Under tn" i"-
fn!t The committee III lcgiSlat, n.
MS report. IS 20 tie financial policy.
contained The following amended de,
mi",!,:
Is. We demand the abolition OF
na'i sd banks: We demand that the
-".etli"rmt >hal! establish sultiraS-
uIies' drp,si'alieS in several states.
which >la! loan money direct 10 he
proii" ~ a >w i,.ic OF interest. not L"
cN~,ra two Per rrmt. per "inum. on
noi. pelisliallr larm products. and al
So srpn real estate. with proper !imi-
talions upon tn" quantity OF lard and
amount of money. We demand THAT
the amount of the circulating med
inin lac speedily increased Il Mut less
t,an 55o per capita.
.Ad. We ;,emaud THAT cougress
SHALL pass such laws us shall ,iirr;u-
'ahy prevent dealing in lutulcs on al,
agricultural aud mrcilNi,'al proIiur.
lions. iIcSciyin@ Il strins"nt syS,e;l of
procedure ia tridiS. smeii US sli"l! So
cnIr prom,t conviction If offenders
,;nd il,c .D1nosition If s%rI i'"mn!tics
rs shall -crUrc Il most pc!fer, compile
ance with tnr Law.
Sid. We condemn ilr silver hill
recently PASSED hy c""s1rss. and dc.
nlaM! IL. lieu thereof, the free all,i ;n.
limited coinage Of silver
I'll. VI" 'irmaHd thc rassitg" of
laws prohibiting alien ownership of
lamd and that congress tax" promp;
aei Ii 10 deN!sc some plan to Obtain
nil Lands now owned hy aliens and for
"i"n sv"dicatcs. and that all land.
now held by railroads. and ether cor
| po:atl0Hs in cNc,Se uI such as is nc
( tudIiy i>cd ;'.H needed ly ,il";n b. rc.
claimed by the government nHl held
. ia" a4+tI...i S.tt i.I. n,ti,-
I > h. brl:,vi!.g ia the dortiilr u1
cp"a' risht t";,i! ana special privilege.
10 l.ci;'. We drmau'I That oar natio,a
legislation shall lie 50 framed in tn,
future, rs no. +" 'ati.,l mp Oh" in.lustr,
at It, tNpcmsc If al.other. We fUi
tbs. Ivjuanll IT," removal ur The cX
iSiHg heavy tariff tdN from the nyc
"@Saiics OF life that the poor of ON,
IaHl mUsl haze. We further drnalt
a Just and equitable system of ii %:a
"t.;''.'; tax ON Incomes. We hrirv,
TIA" muhrI of the country should l.,
kept rs m,.rl as possible in iii" hal,i.
of Ill" people. aMt! ..encr. we demans
that all national and state revrnut
STALL be limited 10 the necessary rx,
pens"s of the government. cc"i!om!
r;,iiy a:d honestly administered.
! We demand Il most rigid. honest an,
just state and national governments
control and supervision of the means
OF rHbiic communication airl trIns.
r"rialion. and if Ii" control and sr-
prryisiua does no; rem ,vc th" nhuscs
NO" existing. we demand government
ownership of such mraMs Of COMMITS
ncltvn and transportation.
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$40 Excursions.

Over the Canadian Pacific Ry, to On.
talio, pIebec, and the Maritime Provin.
ces from Oct. 18th, till Dec: 30ll;. the c,
r. Il. will run excursions every day, $40
for the round trip tickets, for three
months and stop oyerat amy point. The
most comfortable train service and no
lay overs at functions. For tickets and
particulars call on or address.
CTS. SIIoET,
Agent G. +. r., Pemblna, n. u.
Office at Short Bros.
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Mortgage sale.

SIle.
| \!.fAtLI having been made IN the ,nvmrpt
-i)oi HE sum of fuu. hundred ana fnriy-ciri,f
dollars and ,wcuty-onc cents (SElsaD whch is
ella med To he due at the date OF this notice upuil
IL certain mortgage duly executed and delivered
tN Nj k"ias Srhln;ti and Catherine Schmiit his
VII !" CHARLES T. Hurts. bearing ,la,e the 3lst
day u May. a. J.. 1883, and duly recorded
~. !" the @lSH OF HI bii f and slsIs %, Of
! NoIih DaKota ON the 9TH day of June, a. D.
1ss. at lU O'clock n. Ill. i'll book ~ OF mortgages
On page i',,, and nNaclion or proceeding al law
or ,tIcrw.se having been instituted L. recover the
d"l,i occurred by >admor!aage any part thereof.
! Now therefore. I;u!icc is hereby gwen that by
virtue ola power OF sale contained III and record
case nn,l and provided, tie said mortgage will
hs iocclo>eda,.d The premises described i'll aud
covered by N ii mortgage, viz: Lots number one
~, iM",t!) three. Gi;. ana four, %. in section
number tiS). in township number one hundred
and tiXty-tMo. (.6:), north of range number
li!iN-hNt. so. west, continuing one hundred
eight and l.. 100 acres OF land according to
tie government survey thereof. in Pcmhina
county and state OF North Dakota with
he sofa AT pubic auction 10 the Iighes. bidder
for casa. II pay said debt and interest, and the
!axtS. if any. on said premises. rs stipulated in
aid 10y said mortgage IN case of foreclosure, md
the Disbursements allowed by law; which sale
II he nin,ic hy the sheriiloi said pembinn co,i,l-
" or his deputy. al the front door OF the court
House. in the city of Ptmbina in sad county and
ti.c, on the 10th day of January A. II. 1881, ut !
oclcch y. IN. OF tia! day. Su!,itc. to redemption
prov ,led by law
Dated Nov. !ith, =. ID, 1870.
iJ-::5 CHARLES Il. HARRIS,
NIr
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~sNs.nn

IT is wei 10 be remembered thai in
connections with the Canadian Excur.
sIons, Fn!lnm Tours; Sleeping Cars
viii he lun 10 Chicago without change
vi' !he y. T.. Il. H., and Wisconsin Cen
trail Lines from Winnipeg, rcmb,na,
Grafton and Grand Eorss. Fare for one
double bcril, only g. Don't forget the
dates: heccmber2, ., 6to 23,inclusive,
ahd 30, ison. The Slp excursion tickets
rnn 'r purchased and bcrths reserved
by calling Oh amy ticket agent Of the n
l.. X. II.
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+ rs Natures effort TO cxpcl foreign sub.
i stances from the bronchial passages.
Frequently, this causes Inflammation
ami the need Of an anodync. No other
cxrcctorant or anodyne is equal 10
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL. 1t assists
Nature i'll cjccting the mucus, allays
irritation, induces rcposc. and is tho
most popular OF all cough cures.
COT the many preparations before tho
public for the cure OF colds, coughs,
bronchitis. and kindred diseases, there
is none. within the range of my eXperi-
encc, So reliable IA Ayers Cherry PecD
:oral. For wears WAS subject to colds,
followed by terrible coughs. About four
years ago. when so afflicted. was adj
.'iscl 20 try Ayers Cherry Pcctoral aud
20 lay all Other remedies aside. l did
SO. and within q week was well Of my
odd and cough. Since then l have
always KEEP. this preparation in the
rouse, and feel comparatively secure"
.'lIs. L.. l.. Brown. Denmark, Miss.
"A few wears ago I took 4 severe cold
wl.;rh affected my lnngs. l had - tcr-
,ii,lr rough, and passed night after
night without sleep. The doctors gave
ne up. tried Ayers Cherry Pcctoyal,
which relieved my lungs, Induced sleep,
and afforded the rest necessary for the
recovery OF my strength. by the con-
.nual use Of the Pecto.al. Il permanent
care was effected. "-lIorace F.;irbrothcr,
i,,wl. irfrlu,u vi
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-12
Luxury and Comfort

Are the peculiar attributes for which,
the average traveller ever seeks, and
these, combined with convenience,
speed, safety and sure connections with
transcontinental trains at terminal
points, are what make the Chicago, st.
Paul & Kansas City Railway famous and
popular. Festibuled compartment sleep.
ing cars, the finest in the world, and
dining cars whose service is the very
best, are run Oh through fast trains. Tie
vigorous policy Of this line has placed
it in the lead in many respects, and it
has become a favorite az IL natural con.
sequence: Take 10 other route. For
Information concerning time of trans
and rates to all points reached bv this
line and it's connections, apply to w. X,
Busen6ark, General Passenger and Tick.
ct Agent, Chicago, III. AZ
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Dining car line between north
crm Minnesota and North Dakota
points by way ii st Paul and Chi.
rago. Dates ui' sale, Tuesday,
Noy. Is and %. and Dec. 3 and 81:
and daily Pee. l6 To y; in' llSiye.
and Dee. 80. l>9". Limit OF tick
ct 80 day., good going and return
ing fifteen days. with stop-ovcr
privileges, subject to local rr2ula-
tiol.S o!' lines over which tickets
read. Final Limit OF tickets en-
tended fifteen days OH payment OF
81, thirty day : 70, SIXTY days so,
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Five Pointers.

Five Pointers.
First: That the biennial conclave of
Supreme Lodge knights of Py.
thiaa, convenes at Milwaukee
july 8tl, to 18th, inclusive, 1890.
Second: That excursion tickets will be
sold from all principal points in
the west and Northwest to Mil
waukee und return at rate OF
one fare.
Third: That the Wisconsin Central 10
the direct line from MinneaIo-
lis and St. Paul to Milwaukee,
will, two through trains each
son, General Northwestern Pas
senger, Agent, 10, Nocollel
Iiruse Block, Minneapolis; Cha.
E. Dixon. City Passenger and
Ticketagent. 1852, East Third St.,
st. Paul, Mimi. or 10 Louis Eek.
stein, Assistant Generyl Passen
emgr and Ticket Agent, Nlilwa,,.
kee, Wis.
way, daily, and Pullman vcsti
buled sleeping car services.
Fourth: That as the camp ground is 10.
Gated directly ON the Wisconsin
Central. passengers taking this
line will lave the advantage Of
being landed there.
Fifth: That Il circular giving detailed
information will be sent free
upon application to +. II. An.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-12
Notice to CREDITORS.

In ii.r matter Of estate OF Jas. Cassidy
druetstu.
Cassidy. iyccn-ed. arc required 10 cyhibit III.
same. viii iho necessary vouchers 90 The u,itirr.
S'.n"d. &. " Ryan, administrator rfsaii csat.
~ Ms o:,icr III icinhna. in ine county of Penn.
hi!ia and Siate 81 North pakoin. ana that tom
nj nl,s have Ken !.iHitrd as Ike time for ere.
dilhfs l"pi,sr',t Their Claims against said estate
DaIod the lllh day %! Now 1870.
CIV RYAN,
lr.i Administrators
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n..r~.~~> T~"~;ot eioon;nc Ears
From " innipcs. rcnlbilla. Graf

From Winnipeg. rcn,bila. Graf.
ion. l'ilby and Grand Forks
wlli be- rNn through TO
Chicago without
C'i"nsc Via ike Northern Pacific
and Wisconsin Central leaving
" Winnipeg on Tuesday, Nov. is
And - and Dec. >, ., l6, %, and
30, sleeping car fare - for ON,
Double berth.
For further information, MAPS,
'-time tables and tickets via the
Dining Car Line, write to or en-.
4uirc Of. +. j. Cunningham, agent
Northcrn Pacific II, II. I'cmbina.
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IT STAND OFFICE GRAND FORKS. N. d.
~ .N"y i,n. lS9l.
Noii"e i Leleby gwen that the foi.nwin
r'lnr1 $ ne; las lila notice N; his intention Ia
niahr 'ln:.l iiv" va" homestead proof in suplor,
Of III claim. nnh t.n' said proof
viii lr made hcf,re ,ho jlltiee or
in his aIsprcr III" lrri Of Nh" district Court Of
pc. oh l.9n. va; Eo,rri Ferguson ii i. 81.
. ~, i'rihe u or s.r 2twp III ,g5
lie names the q" !uWin. with, s>es To p..vc h 8
"a Il lnna. w: John Taylor and Nm. McKib.
hin Of Toilette +. %. ',mbinn Co.. y. D., Robcr,
Hum. fcmhiiia aud Jas u McAulcy. If JnlI, tie.
lN-: JAS. ELTON. Register
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j.. G.. go1adex.rsaan.
Merchant
Tailor,
AGREATvARlETYoF
american,

AaREATvANlErY orsAMpLEs1N

.-"re . in e'ir dates will rlats' =. lon t.-s
IA or woman HOW living will oyer ,:'
-! nj without using t'ia figure @. 1t s.a..i
rtird place in 1870, where it vii! rrnu,in -
AID i.'cn l'orc up to sccon>! lll:n in -.
:" it viii re, for one hundred yeir.
a!cisano'i.or 90" wiricl, h. also ecin tcs'.y
anlikc The :issu.c 8 in dates in III. Il !, y
i las already moved p 10 ~; place. vi. 70
81 Permanently reman. II i called ts!.i -.
leh Arm WneclcI 4 Wilson ScNn" Na..;.;.s..
'',n No. Q" Wa cm;'artnd icr fr.' l'a.ai," t..
'1rs of Enio!". ~ the Paris Gxios,t,om g l..
-. after severe contcst viii. ;.,c iradi,,4 IN.
oai Of the world it WAS awarded y. ct.!v
- Prize given 10 family sawia.: .naai,in"s lii
- en- exhibit LAWN. received !,:.cr aN:.r!s
5o'd medals. etc. The French q ,r"I ntnent
recognized its superiority - ,hcdoco,uion Of
nathaniel Wheeler President d i.e cox! any
Il The Cross OF the Legiou Of lIomcr.
re mo. O. is not an old .nnc',nc improved
~, but Is an entirely new machine. and Tie
.:'d Prize ut Paris vas awarded it :. lie grand
@dvancc in sewing machine mechanism oi H..
Those who buy il Gun les; assured, tliar.
%. of having the very lates. and b.s..
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Gloves and Mittens,

Factor Of Gloves and Nit
tens, James 5. Harvey, of Chi
caso, His, has sent George
Thompson a large consign-
mcnt of Gloves and Alittens,
finest sradcs-kid, buck, calf
and full knit, which will be sold
lower than the lowest.
Now is the time to buy
cheap and keep your hands
comfortable during cold wealth
CT.
GEO. THOMPSON.
Pcmbina, n. ID.
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y two year Ole! mare colt, roam, star IN
forehead, left ear split. Left my premises
about two weeks ago. Anyone returning.
or giving Information ofsame, will be
Literally rewarded.
BArT!SrE pEJAMDiN,
$50 Toilette, y. ID.
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Gtraycd.

y gray pony, long mare, branded on
both shoulders. Was last seen Oh tie
toilette road. Any information can be
sent TO this Office.
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Strayed.

All holiday goods auislicaliy engraved
free of charge, AT MiIlel's', pembina.2 90
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-12

Home seeker. will find the last of
! the public domain of agricultural Free
and grazing value al long the Or, at
Northern Ky in North Dakoin and LANDS.
Montana.
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J. D. GORDON,
OF THE
PEMBINA RIVER STOCK FARM

has for sale a few pure bred South.
down Ram lambs, at $40 each, and
high grades at S6 each, out of the
noted imported ram Scottish Chief;
Il few choice young registered Pol
and Sows at Sl5; one very choice
llolstien Bull Cali, registered, bred
from imported stock on both sides,
price. 500: Two extra Short Horn
Bull Calves. registered, So each
and tmrc yoke OF oxen.
WILL SELL ON TIME.
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GRAND WINTER EXCURSIONS
From Northern Minnesota and
North Dakota TO Montreal
and all points West in
NORTHERN PACIFIC IL, II.

~ the low rate OF Forty Dollars
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-12

Health In Montana. FREE LAHps, NEW
Ss' TOWNS New ltailwaya, NEW MINES
Wea lfh LOW RATES. Largest area Of good
UVosStss vacant land.
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$50
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Settlers OH FREQ government lsnds
along the Great Northern Ky line nW
in North Dakotx and MOntsna re,
low rites and fine markets for pro. RafnS
ducts. SS'
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

PREPARED III
DR.. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by oil Druggists. Price 81; elk bottles. s..
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Montana produces the finest hors.5 u..
es aid cattle. Free ranges yet in 0VES6Ss
Mouse, Milk and Sun Kever Vail r.Sal.
lsys aud Sw eet Grnss Hills. VoIlIEs
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-12

Annfinn | Finest resorts in America along
Is0"ss''SsY Great Northern Ky line. in Mime.
| SIchinn sota. Dakotas and Montana. Bert
sSsssss9,I climate for health seekers.
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sCW Ry line. Busin, a. chances. Write
WnS +. !. WHITNEY, 81. Paul, MINI,
""S' for books. maps. etc.
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" cot Grass liillr, Milk and SUM- cL
River Valleys. Montana reached SHeep,
only by the Great Northern Rail- 49,
way. The stockrniscrs paradise. 0O9Ss
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

county. But as seen by the above,
which is a fair average week, they do
not give nearly as much reading as we
do. Again, while the three papers
named are of equal price per year the
county seat papers have a big financial
advantage over other county papers in
the matter of tho immense amount OF
county scat legal advertisements and
general job printing which they get,
to the almost absolute exclusion of
other county papers. Their income by
reason of this must be nearly doubled.
But do the Columbus papers give
their readers any of the benefits of
these extra advantages and this in-
creased income by charging their pa
pers so as to give reasonable amount
of county news or general reading
matter? 1t doesn't look so to us. We
do not desire TO make war upon our
Columbus contemporaries for not at
to their business, because it Is
none of our business whether they at
tend to it or not, but we do desire that
the people who question the merits of
his paper should carefully compare 1t
with others published in other towns
Of similar size or larger and under
similar circumstances. We say with
out fear of contradiction that within
The past ten years two more nearly
worthless sheets pretending to be
newspapers than those now ground
out there each week have never been
printed in Columbus.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12
A COMPARISON.

Some of our readers are inclined to
COMPLAIN that we Ill our columns to
great extent with advertisements to
the exclusion of reading matter space
which they think they are entitled To-.
The attention Of those persons is
called 10 a comparison of the News
with the papers at the county seat.
This paper contained last week nine
columns of pure reading matter, on
the homc-printed side, and eleven col
umns of advertisements and other
matter. The Star-Courier contained
last week flee and One-hGlf columns
of reading matter and fourteen and a
half columns Of advertisements OH the
bome-printed side. The Advocate last
week contained eight columns of read
ing matter and twelve columns of adj
xerlising on the home-print side. The
two Columbus papers, being. at the
county scat wheretiIey have much
wider range and better opportunity
for securing news than we have, ought
to aud are naturally expected to give
much more reading matter of interest
70 citizens of the county generally
than papers in towns elsewhere ia. the
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

Congressman Perkins in recent
letter addressed TO number Of his
constituents in Montgomery county
saws with great force: Il have never
learned of any people that had too
much good money, and the calamiIous
consequences that were predicted by
Grover Cleveland and others five years
ago as sure TO follow the further coin
age Of silver have not been verified
but are recognized by all as exploded
theories; and the fact is demonstrated
that the people Of the country will
sustain the silver dollar as well as The
gold, and that its coinage does not
drive from MS as a circulating medium
the gold coin, as was predicted by the
mouO.metaliStS."
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12
!ryiyes the next ten days.

The Porter mine near Carthage is
now acknowledged to he the richest
zinc mine in the United States. It is
owned by NJ. S. Porter late of Kansas
CITY, who has just put in a new and
very extensive outfit of machinery
which enables him to work 30 to GO
men in the ground and 20 to 30 above
who will produce$1000 to $1,000 worth
of orc per day at an expense of about
1900 per week. The mine has pro-
duced $4,000 worth of ore i'll two
weeks. Depth lis TO 100 feet.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12
THO Leading Western Newspaper"

The Kansas C.fy Times has earned the above
lille by always Icing in the foremost rank Of
the metropolitan western newspapers In I'D
Yocatlng the interests Of the West In the east
ern money centcrs The Times Is looked upon
rs the lest reflector OF the condition OF the
West, and this puts 1t in the position OF being the
best advocate the West can have. II has not
let its opportunities pass, but on every occasion
has done al in lis power toward the upbuilding
OF this great Western country. Among the prin.
cipal things It has advocated, some Of which
have been successful, are:
Opening o; Oklahoma;
Opening Of the Cherokee Strip;
Irrigation for the Hrld regions;
Cheap transportation for Kansaa
In this good work lie Kdusds Guy TGmss
SELECTS the support OF every Western man. It's
Daily Is tho brightest and best edited In the
West, and Its Weekly with its twelve large
pages, ranks with any weekly newspaper In the
world.
Tho Kansas City Tinss was also the first 10
inaugurats the system Of fast trains out Of
Kansas City carrying the regular edition Of the
Sunday Ttms and distributing it over Kansas
two hundred miles west BY eight o'clOckA m,
three hours before the regular train leaves Kan
oas Chr.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

During the past month 1894 pen
sion certificates were issued. This
shows that Gen. Raum is in hearty
sympathy with the idea that the best
pension is the one that is soonest
Granted.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12
First published April II, lsSO)
Administrators Notice.

Eetice IL hereby given that the undersigned
was upon the 5th day Of April, a. ID lSU, APP
pointed by the probate court OF ChrroEee eoun l
w Kansas administrator Of the estate oil enha
Hvland. deceased, late OF cherokee county
Kansns. All persons indebted TO and all persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
given notice that prompt settlement ls desired
as provided BY Law. ID. a.. FINN,
Administrator, &c.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

A Washington dispatch of 10th says;
The friends of Hon. Samuel j. RAN
dali may accept the melancholy fact
that he is at deaths door and that ii
will be little less than miracle II lie
survives the next ten days.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

STAR Courier: Ii the people OF the
United States were required to pay
the government tax as they do their
county and state taxes, they would re-
volt Oh the first assessment.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

Remember :hc News printing Office
when YOU want sale bills or posters.
We have 4 lot of new type ordered es-
prcially for this purpose and can get
up ",laudy" job in this line at lowest
living rates.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

Globc-Democra Tariff taxes" are
not .'crushing," despite the democratic
assertions to the contrary; yet many
of them could be reduced just now to
considerable extent with benefit to
the country.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

Three boys-A. ID. Cannon, Ed
sovcrns and young Stone-and man
named Joe Wright were all killed by
the caving in of an old mine at Webb
CITY Wednesday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

Superintendent Porter has ruled
that township and city assessors shall
not he appointed census enumcrators.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-04-12

The antitrust bill passed the United
States senate Tuesday by vote Of %
for to l against.