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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28
First published February 81, 1911
Publication Notice.
In the District Court within and for the county
OF Cherokee, In the State of Kansas.
N. l. Burns, plaintiff,

In the District Court within and for the county
Of Cherokee, In the State of Kansas.
NJ. l. Burns, plaintiff,
VS.
Mary Sheehan and - Sheehan, her husband
and Julia Mah0ney and -Mahoney, her
husband, defendants
Mary Sheehan and - Sheehan, her husband,
and Julia Mahoney and - MahOney, her hus-
band {, he given name of said husbands are UNI
known, VIII take notice that the sad u l..
Burns, plaintiff, did. on the goth day OF Felru
aiy, 1891 file his petition in said district court,
within and for the county Ol CHI rokec, In the
state of Kansas, against The said defendan S, and
that the said defendants mus answer said ppti-
ton filed MS aforesaid, On or before the 81 nay OF
April, 1891 or said petition will be- taken us true
and judgm Mt rendered IN said tion against
said defendants for IN" sum ui three hundred
and MY dollar, with inter, st thereon ut the
rate OF per cent per an"um from the 10th day
Of February, lSOl. balance due upon mortgage
anu for taxes paid OH suid land; and Il further
Judgment for the foreclosure of u certain mort
gag upon tn following desc ibrd real estate,
tOwit: southeast quarter Ut 81 cti0n NV, nty five
(L5), township thnty-twO Cs2), Iangc twenty
three (23) lying AID stu ted IN the county OF
Iherok c, IN the state Oi Kansas, and adjudg ing
that said plaintiff hls IN nr.t lien on s lid
premises, 10 the amount for which judgment
Will be taken us aforesaid aud ordering said
premises 10 be sold without appraisement, and
the proceeds applied 10 the payment of the
amount due plaintiff and Costs Ut suit and {. r.
ever barring and fDreclOsing said dele, dants,
and each oil them, Oi and from all right, title,
estute, p, operty, and equity Of redemption, in
or TO said premises, or aiy phrt thereof
NJ |. BURNS Plaintiff.
Attest: c II. BERNARD, Dlrk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28
g. q. HORNOR,

A TTORNEY ArLAw and U. s. Commits
"A sioner. Onlce In Drpvers and Farmers
Bank building. nr
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the poll
books for the registration of voters
are now open at my office and will he
closed according to law on Friday,
March q, 1891, at 6 o'clock p, M.
All voters are required to register at
least once each year, beginning the
first Monday in January.
NJ. II. GARDNER,
City Clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28

If you are honest aud frank with
yourself, your habits. your temper,
your ability, your ambition, and the
results. II you wrote il honestly aud
fairly, sighting none of your faults,
exaggeraliug none of your virtues,
would you not he ashamed to read IL I
Suppose you try it. 1t cannot posi-
bly, hurt you. 1t may benefit you to
take some such inventory of yourself.
-Atchison Globe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28
W. II. HORNOR,

A TTORNEY AT Law. once IN Drovers
"A and Farmers hank.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28
Rucklen,s Arnlcn saIve.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, aud all
Skin EruptiOns, aud positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II Is guar
auted TO give prefei satisfaction or
money refusee. price IS per box at
all Drug stores.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28

Short Creek Republican: Why is
1t that everybody jumps ut bumbugs,
as eagerly as hungry fish after the
bait? Let u job work fair canvass
our town aud he will find merchants
who will give him orders without
stopping 10 think that they could get
the same wOrk-grade of material
considered for less money at their
home Office, or without considering
that the man is representing some
little job office IN u smaller town than
our own. He is stranger and that
il enough to warrant them in patron
izing him. The same lie true OF other
business or professions. The afflicted
W II ignore their home physicians. no
matter how high their standing, and
put themselves in the hands OF some
strange doctor, with flaming posters
and high sounding title, without stop
ping to inquire whether or not he has
a diploma. The jewelry fiend will
readily sell them watch which the,
could have bought for half the money
of our home jeweler. Others sem
to have a mama for buying things
away from home. Not a thousand
years ago, Novelties would go to Ga
lena. Galenaites to Joplin, JopIinites
to Carthage, Carthagenians to Spring
field, Spring6elders to st. Louis,
Sang Louians to New York, New
Workers to Paris, each to purchase the
same good, they could have bought
al home for the same money. A
queer country and ga funny Peoples"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28

Every country newspaper publishe +
ought 10 have at least thousand bona
tide subscribers, says the Burlington
Repu blican, and must have In order
To do a successful business. Those
who are unable 10 obtain that many
should be helped by the government.
II only 700 can be obtained by any
one after reasonable effort, let the gov
eminent pay the price of 300 copies
aud send them out free. The govern
ment should also guarantee payment
for TOO. Whenever any subscriber
gets behind more than three years,
the amount should be paid by the
government, which should be re-
imbursed whenever the delinquents
pay up. BY all means the amount due
from those who sneak into town and
refuse the paper at the post office
when they are several years in arrears,
should be promptly made good out of
the way of a loan al l per cent with
the o;.en account of the delinquent as
collateral. We are encouraged to
make this proposition by the appro.
baton with which the proposed sub
treasury plan has been received. Both
plans should be incorporated into one
bill. II would be good idea for the
publishers to hold convention and
prepare bill as an amendment or
adjunct to the sub treasury bill. We
are all violently opposed to class leg
islation and should make haste to adj
vance measure embodying such OPP
position.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28
List OF Letters

Remaining in the post-otlice at Bax-
Ter Springs, Kansas, for the week
ending Feb. %, 1881, which il not
called for within two weeks will be
sent to the dead letter office at Wash
nStOn. ID. c.:
Allen, Susen Adkins, Nv
Bum, Charly Charley, j me
{ eciI, SIR Carl, lanes
Davis, Lizzie Doty, Maggie
Emmrrson. AlonZo Elder, Annie
Jackson, Lucinda Parker,
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say advertised,
giving date OF list.
WV. MARCH, p. NJ.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28
First published February q, SOIL
Administrators Notice.

State of Kan rs, Cherokee county, So.
In the matter Of the estate of Mrs. Anna Otto,
late of Cherokee county, Kansas
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT.
Notice IS hereby given that on the 18th day Of
February. A. ID 1891, the undersigned was. by
the probate court OF .her1kee county, Kansas,
duly appointed and qualified rs administrator OF
the estate of Mrs. Anna otto, late OF Cherokee
county deceased. All parties interested In said
estate will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. BENZ. y WAR Err,
Admin strator
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-02-28
First published February I, ls9l.l
Administrators Notice.

State OF Kansas, Cherokee county, IS.
In the matter OF the estate OI W. Is, Spencer,
deceased, late OF herOkee county, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPoI\ TMENT.
Nstire Is hereby Civ n that on the lOih day of
January, a ID 1881, the undersigned was, by
the probate court If g erOt &c county, Kan sas.
duly appointed and qualified as administrator
of The estate of " B. spencer. late OF Cherokee
county, deceased. All parties interest d in said
estate will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. BENZ. s. fARNER,
Administrator.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08

That every road leads to
Asheville; and when once
there every street leads to the
Big Racket Store, where
Owens \ jenkins are paralyz-
ing the public with their as
tonishinely low figures on la
dies dress goods, ladies' fine
underwear, ladies' fine $3.50
shoe for $2.25. Special bar
gains in ribbons. Fresh sup
ply in fine black silk parasols
with newest designs in ham
dies. $500 gents pants for
81 so. Overshirts and under
shirts cheaper than ever.
Fresh arrival of those $500
hand-painted pictures in gilt
frames, size 2Sx36 inches, at
the astonishing low price of
$1.OO. Come early if you
wish one. Follow the crowd
and you will get there.
OWENS Il JENKINS, Props, =,
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
THE ASHEVILLE LOAN,
CONSTRUCTION & IMPROVEMENT CO,
PAID UP CAPITAL, S3OO,OOO.
GEO. S. POWELL President and Gen. Manager
W. w. BARNARD, Treasurer.
Board of Director rs:-Rchmond Pearson j. E. Rankin
r. H. Cobb, J. S. Adams Geo s. Powell

The company about six hundred of the finest
building and manufacturing sites in the city. This has
been beautifully laid out uto lots maps of which can
be had application. Special Inducements are being
offered to limited number of persons who will erect first
class residences ut once The demand for this property
tate and it's the popular residence part of the
city has already been assured.
This property being laid out with broad avenues
with paved cutters and shade trees ON each side Water
sewer and electric street railway running through tLeprop
ery Park and lake sites have been left at convenient dis
tanccs through the property and complete water and
sewer plan has been adopted to give the very best
sanitary results. Some of the views to he had from points
ON this property are
ana that almost means the world.
The property is reached from the center of Asheve by
the best grades leading out of the city, The street car line
lust decided oh, and running out Haywood Academy and
Mulberry streets, distance of one and half miles, has
about four hundred feet
SO, taken altogether, there are probably no investments
in the South that promise better returns than these.
For other information apply to
Geo. S. Powell, Pres,
AsHEvILLE, N. e.
Office at Powell Snders CourtSquare and Patton Ave
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET"
The Elfin star COmDany's Fare.
well Performance.

The Eltin Star Comedy company closed
its weeks engagement at the Grand
SATURDAY night. 1t had been announced
that "Blow for Blow" would be put on,
but by special request Manager Bourne
substituted Lady Audleys Secret" The
audience was not near so large as the
merits of the play and the players de
served. Dorothy Ross in the part Of the
ambitious 'L,ldy Audlcy" was excellent.
and Ed. Bourne's Luke" was lic-likc
portrayal. The remainder OF the cast
played first rate, especially F. A. Nclving
ton as Sir Michael" Between the second
and third acts W. II. Snyder came before
the curtain and entertained the audience
with sone-and the audience encordcd
until he had sung five selections. The
company has furnished the thcatrc-gOiny
people a week OF good pays at popular
prices, and the house will no doubt be
filled when Manager Bourne comes here
next season.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
The AsheviIIe Citizen Gives

The latest local news.
The best general news.
The freshest state news.
General and special comments.
The largest subscription list OF any sec.
ular paper in the state.
The best advertising medium in the
state.
A full staff of able editors and cores
pondents.
The neatest, newsiest and most enter,
prising paper in North Carolina.
Its efforts are ALWAYS devoted to the
urbuilding and development the rec
sources of the state, particularly tn
western section.
Subscription, Sc per annum; SO sl1
months: so cents rer month.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
LIKED TO TALK.
Hut They Didn't want "The Citi-
zen" to Use Their Names.

zen" to Use Their Names.
In view of the fact that there has been
much condemnation of the action of the
board of aldermen Friday night, when
they changed the name of this city from
Asheville to that of "Brotherly Love-
THE CITIZEN started out this morning to
interview the citizens, and present to the
public a condensed expression of opinion
on the subject which is on everybody's
lips.
The first gentleman spoken to inspired
the hope that columns would he gather
cd for dissemination through THE CTTI-
ZEN. why" said he, "it's the most high
handed outrage | ever heard of! 1t
makes me think of the old "happy fam
lily" man who used to travel over the
country with cage full of monkeys, par
rots, cats, 'possums and all sorts of an-
mails and birds, all living together con-
tented. Why couldn't we have an ordi-
nance passed requiring all the merchants
to employ the unclcs, cousins grandfath-
SlS, ttC., III lHc SlOTcS II WOulu uOuDl-
less be good schcme-tor the relatives.
don't mean to say that a man should
not be allowed to hold office il he was a
brother of an alderman. But | do say
that this indiscriininate trading for the
purpose OF getting kinsmcn in office needs
severest condemnation. In the main the
men elected Friday night are good men
but there are Il few who are totally unfit
for the positions they hold, and the alder
men knew it when they voted for them !"
"Can THE CITIZEN say that and use
your name ~
"Well-no, guess you'd better not. "
he said. And so that part OF the story
has to be omitted.
A number OF other gentlemen were ap-
preached on the subject, and talked
freely, but would not consent to the use
of their names.
So THE CITIZEN desStcd, net caring to
print the interviews and then do the
fighting for some other person.
But the city fathers, with one accord
are rcbuked by the people for their ac-
ton.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
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THEIR SALARIES.
what the New Officers of the City
Receive for Their Work.

NeCeiSe Tor The1r work.
The salaries of the officers elected bv
the aldermen Friday night are as iol-
lows:
Recorder $75 per month; tax collector,
3 per cent of collections or about ST 500
per year; chief Of police, SIS per month;
superintendent OF streets, $50 per month;
sanitary inspector, SIS per month"; treas
urcr, $500 per year; engineer, Ito be
elected) $500 per year; attorney, 5000
per year and fees physician, fees building
inspector, 500. The office of supcrin-
tcndent OF water works was only created
Saturday night, somewhat hurriedly, and
the salary attached has not yet been
fixed. The roundsmen on the police force
receive $50 per month.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
GOOD GRADES.
showing of Asheville Boys at the
N. e. Um. .versity.


Ashevillc had several representatives. at
the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill during the last term, the
commencement of which institution was
held last week. They were: Wallace L.
Rollins, Victor +. Whitlock, Thomas w.
Brown, Thomas S. Rollins, James Saw
yer, Thomas c. Smith, jr., Herbert Bing.
ham and William Bingham. The follow
ing are the honor grades OF the young
men, lst term:
Latin, 1st ycar-W. Bingham, 96; II.
Bingham, 81,
Greek, list ycar-H. Bingham, "a. IS
w. Bingham, 93sa; I'd year, Rollins
9a.67.
English, ist year-H and W. Bingham
9S; T. Rollins, 9+ Sawyer, 93; I'd year
Whitlock. %; Sd year, W. Rollins, 67.
History, LIST year-H. Bingham, 9S2a
! ". Bingham, "a: Sawyer 9+; Brown, 90
Mathematics, lst year-H. and W.
Bingham, 99,5; Sawyer, 99.2; I. Rol
lids, 81; Smith. 80; I'd wear, Whitlock
90.
SECOND TERM,
Latin. lst y,ar-ll. Bingham. 81; I'd
wear, Whitluck, 81.
Greek, 1st ycar-H Bingham, 94 20
I'd wear, W. Rollins, y3l2.
English, Cd year--Wmtlock, %; 3d
year. Rollins, 90
Anglo-Saxun-W. Rollins, %.
History, lst year-H Bingham, 9s2a
! Sr.,,yrr az
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
Change the Name of the city.

EDITOR The CITHEN:-Let AshcviIe
hereafter be called Philadclphia-thc city
OF Brothcrly Love, as the name signifies
Now other is SO well entitled to it The
Quaker city i'll Pennsylvania, nor any
other, 80 far as am informed, has ever
gwen so striking an example of the
strength OF iratcrnal regard rs that cx-
hlbitcd by our city council last Friday
night, when every man of them, without
exception, secured an Office either for his
brother or brothcr-in-law. defy any
body to find a parallel in all history.
Ashcyllc, i'll this, as i'll many other par
ticulars, stands at the head of the col
umn. Let her se called Philadelphia
bguCctOTth
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08

Recorder Miller was very much aston.
ished this morning when he entered his
court room. lk had expected to find a
dock full of prisoners, believing that a
new broom sweeps clean" But there
was only one forlorn specimen on hand.
She was brought in barchcaded, and the
wind tossed her hair in reckless confu.
sion. The warrant read, MARY Ann
Mitchell, drunk and disorderly.' The
recorder asked her a few questions, and
then let her off with So hne.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08

pS,S Mr.. Alexander has opened a Jcwclry
establishment at 80 South Main street
in Brown X Northrup'S hardware store
Mr.. Alexander is a thoroughly pracilca
workman, having learned his trade il
France aud Switzerland, and having had
fifteen yeats cxpcrncc. All his work is
strictly guaranteed. You should call and
give him trial.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08

ksy'Wc have bought the stock formerly
owned by Badger x Robson and will b,
open on he morning Of the 10th at thcii
stand No 80 Patton avenue. Our facil
ties ior serving our lends and customers
will be equal to any house i'll WcstcII
North Carolina. Please call and inspect
our stock and prices Your friends,
uueSd2t +. l.. BOSTIC * Co.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08

Mirtle M. Tanner, Boonville, Ind,
writes: 81 had blsod poison from birth.
Knots on my limbs were as large as hens
eggs. Doctors said would be cripple,
but b. B. B. has cured me sound and
well. shall ever praise the men who in-
vented Blood Balm were born"
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08

With n record ike Simmons Liver
Regulator none should be afraid to use
il for the liver
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08

Straw hats. Straw hats. The star
shirt waists. The star" shirt waists
You know them ii you have Il boy. T.
BarlUm X Co. keep them i'll all sizes and
patterns.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
Room a, Barnard Building,
TRUSTEE SALE,

TRUSTEE SALE,
Bv virtue OF n deed Of trust executed to me
on ~ November, 1890, G. ~ Irraseman
and wife to secure the pay ment Of note due
TO w. Clapp, for one hundred and seventy
dollars, said trust being duly registered in
book 22. page H35, mortCagr records Of
'uncombc county. will sell for
cash at the court house door In
Ashevilie IN the - June. 1891, to tn,
highest bidder said land being a tract
containing tive ty-scvcn arres situate on
west side Of the French Broad river, adjoin-
ing lands of Philip rreaScmnn, John Rarkrr
and others in A cry's creek township. This
18th May. 1891. A. T. SUMMEY,
may25inon+t Trustee
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08

Buff Bosom Shirts in quite variety of
styles, including silk fronts in pink, blue
and cream shades, the coolest Shirt made
for hot weather ~. L. Mitchells, 20
Patton avenue.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
the WH|TLOCK CLOTHING HOUSE.

4S South Main ST., Ashevi11e,
Has now in stock complete line of spring and sum-
mcr clothing for men, boys and children An examination
OF our stock will convince you that we have the
Best Selection of Ready-made Clothing
In the state The public of Ashevle is familiar with the
fact that we have distributed during business
here the BEST FITTING and BEST WEARING CLOTH
ING ever brought here.
mother lines pei tanning to to mems wear, offer the
best values in market Dunlap hats, Manhattan dress
shirts, and Mothers Friend shirt waists Our under
wear neckwear hosiery and 6xngs is far superior to
other stock shown in Asheve that all good dresses
it everywhere.
"OUR HOUSE OF SUPPLY"
Is equal to the best in the south
CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER,
And fit warranted superior to Others We winning the
confidence OF the public because thoroughly understand
our business We doing business fer the FUTURE
alone for the present
We want ours to be the first place to think OF when
your need demands your attention in lines To please
you better every time will be our constant effort.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Bargains.

Clearing sale. Sec very low price.
offered at Law ; till June LIST.
lras"r. +. Hamilton & Co., from now
on will be glad to furnish the public viii
Knoxville steam bread. un4d3t'
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
NORTGAGEE's SALE.
Valuable Lands.

The Mary Preston Darby tract of land,
containing G4o acres situate on the White
Water river in the beautiful Cashiers Valley
country. will be sold at a sacrifice under fore
closure. at Webster, N. G., July e. 1891. A
rare opportunity for real estate investors.
GEO. X. WRIGHT,
Mortgage.
For particulars enquire of Moore * Mcr.
ok, Attorneys, Ashevillc, n. {.
iunSdtilliul6
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08

Health is wealth. Take eimmons
Liver Regular for all sichaess caused BY
diseased liver.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-08
the New York sun.

riding to the news dispatches It
bon be possible for citizen of Yuba
to go to Amsterdam, Rotterdam,
Edam on the "Didam" and return
the "Dubbeldam."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb 10 tSpoclall.-whcat today had a mys-
teous strength. due possibly n rumor- which were ahoA
relative 70 cash business Tho apparently
without foundation they encouraged holders and d.
tuTbcd shorts. The statement by the reserves 20 pr
cent undoubtedly had something 70 do with the stoadnes
The Government last March made the reserves 81? Pr
cent and ordinarily announced hy the Govern
ucnt about ~ per cent. The Price Current
authority pronounced coalition u winter wheat very
high. Ih' movement eryWhprc gan IA Ihrr"
ga in the Northwest and % at Kansas ,ij.
Cables easy. Hutchinson prominent s.ll-i
during The d1y. The outsid" trade va, limited May
sold OH % ag7 70 - cents and closed 40 81 i,d3i
cents Corn opened and closed at the zane price. and
duh throughout the session. The clpt- reached
300 the estimates for Friday. 255. Hut hn,on led
selling receiving houses the buying. The trading
not significant Win The exception Of ratc. persistent
rcllng by Hutchinson IN small thero was very
ttc OF oats. The range within q. cent aud
Ulc opening and closing At about the ngurc
Provisions suffered another decline making aud
lower 'ango: May toh sold from 1902 70 - ~.
and closed At ~ 50 May lard sold from IS 80 a. -
but closed az - 80, May ribs sold ;om - e. -
but closed - -. Ihe Price Current announced
ia the packing Tor The IA W.t
hogs. The receipts A. the yards for the day, - CO.,
again the expectations and hog, sold cheap
any DAY during the season