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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06
WANTED.

,oo AGENTS TO SELL spECTACLES TO
A' BLIND MEN
Call on or address b. /. SMITH NO. - 10, ~, "a
largest stock OF Office and Bank Safes Sfsiies
and Wire and brass Goods ia The south nan anS
Standard Safes, Buffalo Scales Meyer IRON Gn
nindow Guards. Iron shutters ana n a. ~,
tural 1rcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06
WANTS.

UTANTED-TO PURCHASE A Nv IidahiSdi'
w Franklin or Grsce street prelerff1,u;; ,l gu
dress. stating price aud terms, DWLLLlNG'
T,,,rs office ~ 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06
Afternoon Service.

The Rev James Little. NJ A.. having re-
turned 10 the city. will preach this afternoon
at O'Clock in Westminster church. in the
West End
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06

ATWOOD Dress Cloth, navy blue myr-
Ito green and red, with black Astrschan
tufted plaid one Of the highest novelties
of the season, SOC. yard, 36 inches wide.
Double-Width Henriettas, more than
twenty-five shades OF blues, grsys.
browns. greens, reds, tans. etc, with
varying stripes and hair-lIne plalds; also
black and white, at 25c. yard.
Ten styles of Mohair Beiges, color COM
binations Of gray and black, brown and
tan gray and white. etc, plaids. figures,
checks and mixtures, l9l9c. yard.
The entire importations Of Paris Dress
Patterns can now be seen. Exquisite
combination and Plain Patterns-bead-
ed embroidered. braided, etc. They
range in price from $50 70 go. Only one
Of kind is brought to this city
The most Stylish Dress Goods of this
season will be Bedford Cords. We are
Offering most exquisite quality OF this
goods in all stylish shades at soc. yard,
extra width.
An extraordinary opportunity at the
trimming counter
Beaded Passementerles al one-half price
thus: 25c. soc and ,5c yard. All new
goods. Just received from closing-out
sale.
We are taking special interest in things
for the baby. You have an extra adyant-
age in price this week.
Children's Cream and Tan Cashmere
Short Cloaks, silk embroidered; some
this week at si.37 Sl75, e., $50. 50 70 s..
Infants Long Cloaks cream and tan
Cashmere, at al75, 81, 1874, 10 and 37.5O.
chiIdrens' Black surah Silk Cloaks for
$685.
Baby Baskets, Afghans and the thou
eand and one little trinkets for their use.
For Conference.-The New Patent Lock
Buckle Suspender. made entirely of one
piece Of web, hence cannot break in the
back-prices eoc., 25c., s5c. and soc. apair.
200 dozen Fine French Saline Shirts at
ssc each.
Mems Celluloid Collars, standing or
turn down. for 25 cents.
A great stock Of Umbrellas awaits you
here Hundreds are sold and new ones
received every day. Some Elegant Iwilled
silk Umbrellas. with curved Buffalo horn
handles lor.genis,:2 so. Same neat Hook
Buffalo Horn Handle Umbrellas for ladies'
at 500 and s225
Twiled Gloria Umbrellas, with natural
wood handles. some with oXidized han
dies. large size for gents and small size
for ladies, at si.C0. Lots more Of our Pat
ent Extra Sewed Seam Gloria Silk UNI
breuss. for ladies and gents at sl.25. $50
and sl.75.
Fiftynew Styles Of Gents silk Umbrel-
lasat $500. $3.50. siOO and $500
Langdon Bleached Cotton, yard wide,
any quantity you want, &c. a yard.
Bleached Sheeting, seconds Of Utica
brand, measures lO-4 full il width, &c.
yard.
50 pieces of Gray Flannel slightly
rpotted. i0c. a yard.
1fyou get an opportunity ex
$3.50, including all attachments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06

Miss Lillian Lewis was last here as Lena
Dcspard in las In Looking Glass" Her
costumes are by Worth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06

pets, rugs. curtains, silks, kid gloves.
laces, etc; a great inventions; Il pound
boxes. lOc.: IA pound boxes, 25c. IL
hardly costs you lc. yard 10 clean your
carpet with it. At toilet counter.
Lundborg's Swiss Lilac Extract. 49c.
Pinaud's Eau lie Qunine for the hair.
44c Packers Tar Soap, soc. box OF three
cakes Elkingtons specially prepared
Palm Soap for infants loo. cake. Muir
ray Saunam's Florida Water, 500. bot
tie. Extra quality Real Bristle Hair
Brushes. Venellord backs. soc. each.
Closing out our twenty-five cent Shoe
Brushes for i5c All OF these articles at
our toilet counter.
The Carpet season has opened with
boom. Having twice the stock we had
last season, We are making double
efforts 10 bring the Department 10 your
notice. In order 20 get you 10 look, We
are going TO sell this week our entire
stock of All Wool Filling, Yard Wide, Two
Ply Carpets for soc. a yard. II you are
not ready to buy now. we will cut IL off
and lay aside FOR you. Over sixteen pat
terms TO select from.
Exquisite Administer Moquetts Carpets
are specially with US this season. We
show over twenty-five patterns.
Brussels Carpets Of best manufacture.
Designs, such as are usually only seen in
Moquette Carpets. for CSC a yard.
2.iOO pairs of Lace Curtains-bought
from a firm who are going out OF busi-
ness are TO be sold this week
6 styles at sl.5O pair.
styles at g. pair.
Il styles at g. 30 pair.
styles at s2.75 pair.
styles at a. pair.
styles at $3.50 pair.
styles at 81 pair.
style Real Lace Swiss Tnmbour Cur
tains az s..
style at 80.
style al $3.50.
Qualities and patterns you seldom buy
at special sales 3. 8t5 and yards long.
1000 pair new Wire-Rope Curtain Chains
10 cents pair extra.
1OllSItu 1uA OAc, obA
from knots, etc. with brass trimmings.
~ cents.
The same Poles with elegant scale brass
knobs, % cents each.
Elegant Enameled Curtain Poles
white, blue, green and pink-with brass
trimmings. Al cents each.
All new Rugs this week.
We have instituted another great saw
ing institution for your benefit. tits
department Of Travelling Bags.
Dark Imitation Alligator Bag, isinches
long, sec.
Heavy Solid Leather Bag, chestnut
color. cloth lined. 81 for ls-inch., si.i9
for i5-inch.
Genuine Alligator Bags, solid leather
linod. frame leather covered. iS-inch. 81.
Solid Morocco Leather Bag, i2-inch.
sl.75.
Dark Imitation Alligator Gladstone
Bag. two sections. si.25, sl.50 and si.;5
Solid Leather Gladstone Bags. I6-inch..
s2.25.
Fine Morocco Leather Gladstone Bags.
leather lined, as good as are made, s5
.ing-Machine. The price is onl.
and is guaranteed as good as an,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06

r.cKSON -pied. September 18th. a, the rosi-
denrc 81 her son-in-law Charles i. Foster, lsig
west Leigh street. Of heart disease MIS- Ann
G. JACKSON.
SMITH.-Died. at the residence OF her par
81 Hugh NJ. and Harriet W. Smith; aged two
and half months. .,.....
WADE.-Died. September 4th, hENNNEl,hf
SYLVESTER WADE. the only son OF Mary II
r and NJ. ID. Wade; aged nineteen months anu
nine days.
CAMPBELL-Died. az the resldence, OF her
husband. as west Clay street, AZ f:i5 T. NJ, sen
fember 2d ANNA COUNTESS; wiie OF a.
Campbell and daughter OF the late 5oht ~ Anu
Louisa f. Whiting. of Hanover county. Va
Norfolk and Hampton VA papers please COPY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06
JULIUS MYER g. SONS,
GO1e GSO$$e G$GSS 9TOaSa sd.
MARRIAGES.

SHAW FNERY.-NIarried. 20 ST. Thomas
,t,irnb Orange courthouse. Va. August %th,
bx The Rev ]. s. Hsnsbrough, Lieutenant
CHARLES pIERSON SHAW, United states
navy. and Mrs HELEN LAWSON EhEhl' Oh
Washington, ID. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06

Credit Lorraine. New Richmond Theatre
Monday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06

rnyr- 4 special opportunity 20 buy Sheetlngs
.chan that arc slightly soiled, full 1914 VI le, 35c
elites brands, to sell for 2jc.
wide Embroidered Flannels, special line to
than sell for 81 yard-white, red, gray
,rsys brown and black.
with 100 pieces Of Mourning and Half
. ""0 Mourning
Dress China Cloths 6]4c. a yard.
, and One of the main features Of the store
,ures now is the
FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT.
You can put many pretty articles from
Diess this department in your house at little
cost
De pea Beautiful Chair Scarf tinsel-gilt era-
iHey broidered six colors, CSC each; some of
y O"0 same style moro elaborate, 49c.; some e1-
qusite Guipure Lace Mats 2jc. TO 75c
this Mantel Lambrequn, full length, ribbon
@ are run and tnsel gilt and silver embroid-
{ this cred in two-toned shades. 81 each. Ex-
yard qusite silk Chenille Mantel Lambre-
qun, 81. New coors of the Canton Plush
Table Covers. yard square S9c; one and
inc one-haH yards square ssc. Satin-Cov-
cred Square Pillows, 50c each
p'ioo The arrival of l6 cases Linens will put
y "o" great impetus to your buying Linens
this week.
Pure Linen Damask Table Covers, half
""s' bleached and fringed, yards long. sL25;
2J5 long, $50.
ELEGANT Colored- Bordered Pure Linen
l"ofo Satin Damasi-Frnged Table Covers With
son.o dozen Napkins to match, yards long,
~ O." $780, 20 yards long, s.
d tan Pure On-Boilod. Cardinal Frnged Ia
@''o bic Covers. rs yards square, 9sc.; 21sx2
Ks for yards $780, ? yards square, sl.25
Genuine Turkey Red and White Table
thou Covers, lN Yards square, SEC; yards
use. square sl.25; sl6x2 yards. $50.
Lock- Pure Linen Satin Damssk Towels, ele-
one eantcolored borders-pink and blue, red.
Il the gold. brown; plain white, tied fringe.
pair size 80 inches long, almost ~ yards in
rts a. width.
% inches almost yard, good towel
,c or Tor show or use; also in same lot.
Extra Heavy German Pure Linen IIuck-
aback Towels about same size. choice OF
you either lot, 2jc. These represent pur-
Uho, chase of 1000 dozen.
horn White Lawn Aprons. rows Of drawn
Hook thread. full hem full SIZE l5c
ladies lsstyles of Lawn Aprons,dravn thread.
embroidered braided and plain,
.tura CSC.
han 400 dozen Very Sheer White lawn Wide
SIZE Hemstitched Handkerchieis, lOc.
al each.
I'm II new styles Of Yelling Will be on sale
01'o' this week.
Fall Fashion Sheets will be distributed
LUIGI all this week.
Take look al the 5000 Paper Novels.
wide Seamless Ladies Hose. solid, fast black,
money refunded for any pair that fade
Utica or stain the feet, l5c pair.
&c. Dropped Stitch Real French Isle
Thread Hose light taus grays and reds
gh;ly 70 match slippers and shoes. SOC. pair
The Electric Cleanser for cleaning car
ty examine the workings of the Demorest
tents. Yet it is fully warranted for five We
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06

1864 BLAZERS FOR LADIES.

dte
asampede f
Embroidered Blazers Lot No.
and sNLsT 70
edMdGimp IO No
Imported
nIissln b Drarn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06

Fv opportunity Sewngiasne Inc e only
$40
Nacin enen
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-09

Legislature this session for the sub
of American steamers will
prove a severe blow To the British
shipbuilding industry. The present
scheme is very comprehensive one
aud embraces all classes Of steamers,
STIMULATING only that they are to be
American built, owned and manned,
the subsidies ranging from six dollars
per mile run for steamers OF 5000
tons, steaming 20 knots, which (only)
class are to carry mails down to sl.Uo
for the ordinary class of steamers OF
1900 tons, built ofeither iron, steel
or wood. These large subsidies will
readily enable American owners to
pay the increased cost of steamers as
compared with British built vessels,
the present difference being about 25
to 80 per cent. Thus II large number
o vessels will be built in America in
cad Of here as hitherto, most of tho
Atlantic lines being maintained by
Yankee capital.-LonIon Fairplay.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-09

f,a Saws the New York San demo
edratic) "Great Britain has ruined
very country in The world which
!, he has persuaded or forced into
"a rec trade and she is now stra'nine
meier utmost to rob the United State'
haf her industries and get control OF
Sur markets" 1t would seen after
~ while that each voter could see thai
he interests of American citizens
A ay in increasing the varied indus
'wries of the country and providing as
q complete a market as possible Tor
adsvery product raised or manufactured
n this country. To sell in the
e. highest market and buy in the
p ,'heapest is all right and the home
i market is the kind that provides
such an opportunity.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-09

r. If there is one idea, which more
|erehan any other haunts the brain OF
perhe average democrat it is that "the
finIariff is a tax" 1t Is pet express
L'on of every democratic STUMP
Ee ,peaker and when confronted by cold
|en,acts which show his ignorance
fEtill repeats, parrot like, swell 1t Is
eliVt tax" Just at present these hnan-
y,iers are confronted by sample
cease where the tariff is previously
The Illinois Central
n AIRY. has just purchased 5000 ton OF
o'n ,teel tires at two and one half cents
,rva pound. Now the funny part OF
eet.his is that the tariff on this partic-
venilar line of steel is just two and one
eryaalf cents pound. OF course the
-. Tariff is a tax; that tax Is paid by
consumer and it is put down in tbs
bockets of the bloated aristocrats
ar who run the factory-for the demo
,ose cratic speakers have said so time and
|, again. But what in the name OF
he common sense is the cost of the
is,abor and raw material?
IN
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-09

rite Those who are disposed to find
FheFault with our foreign trade and lay
NV its decline to the tariff will do well
TO notice the immense interstate
trade which has grown tremendous
|no'' under our financial system. Some
[nI,iidea Of the enormous traffic OF the
|pengreat lakes may be gathered from
|ot 1.-THE fact discovered by some ingen-
|ninious statistican, that, if the 1888,
l02 bushels of grain carried IN lake
'uenvessels last year were put into a
"a tttrain of cars, holding 600 bushels
are each, the train would be 1902 miles
ipoein length, or long enough to stretch
p from New York nearly 500 miles
men west of Chicago. The trade in
q hiwheat is but a trife. The value OF
vom this one article must be shipped back
10 in shiploads of merchandise OF
mr. various kinds. Our lake trade is
hertgreat but with the wise management
han of the fnanceir in the future, as in
'ad the past it will become great beyond
no : all expectation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-09

(. a. BA0LEY,
&. F. BRowN.
Moved and supported that report be &C
cepted and an order be issued in favor of
Marshall to pay balance due him, less the
six (SGOU) dollars of Water Tax, deposited
to the general fund
Motion carried.
Moved and supported that two hundred
dollars be transferred from General Fund
10 Water Fund and two hundred dollars
from General Fund to Highway Fund.
Motion carried.
Moved and supported that loan be
made through Trustee Hall for eigh,
hundred dollars at eight per cent interest.
on six months time.
Motioned carried
The following proposition was made by
w A. Bahlke to the Common Council.
Alma Dec. 80, 1890.
TO The Common Council of the village
OF Alma.
Sirs;-I will furnish at Water works, so
cords of good, dry, body wood, is in, at
nine shilings per cord Immediate de-
livery, Respectfully
w. A. BAHLKE.
Moved and supported that contract be
made with w. A. Bahke for 30 cords OF
wood as per the above contract,
Motion carried.
On motion counri, adjourned.
L. a. BAGLEY, As' " hSLss'
President. Clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-09

rH The development of an American
n marine is subject which possesses
a peculiar dlstaste to the average
~ =. democrat. That it can only be done
es by the granting of a liberal subsidy
tie with liberal provisions for the carry
hi ing of mail, coupled with the proviso
RAJ that, in case of war, vessels of a
- certain class shall be at the service Of
the government, is admitted by all.
is But the modern democrat, unlike the
wise men of his party of old, dlslikes
TIC the term subsidy and is antag-
., onistic to any such measure.
Usually willing to sanction any
=, measure followed by Great Britain
nj they decline, in this case, to profit 10y
m her example. Not only Great
ID Britain, but France, Holland, in fact
70 70 every European nation possessed OF
h a merchant marine, pays their YES
1t sci owners and pays them well and
ID the following clipped from the Amer
ica1 Economist shows how English
: papers regard the probable effects of
such a measure when applied by the
United States to her shipping: 1t
4 to be feared that the expected
passiug of the bill by the American
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-09

cuisines LucALs, in Local Column, 10 cents
81 line for each aud every insertion.
eLocAls under special head, cents per me-
! REsoLUTIONs, Sl.OO
card OF THANKS, 80 cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-09
VILLAGE COUNCIL.

Alma Mich, Dec. 80, 1890.
The Common Council of the village OF
Alma in session at Council rooms on the
above date.
DISQUALIFICATION Bagley, Trustees,
Hall, Durham, Mccullough
Absent;-Trustees, Brown. and Tubbs.
Youngs.
Minutes of session of Dec. 2Srd, read
and approved as read.
Clerk makes the following report in
regard to the collection of the water tax.
To the Common Council of the village
of Alma,
Gentlemen
hereby submit to your honorable body
statement of the collection OF the Water
x for the year 1890.
Amount Of Water Tax 70 Collect s7o7 IS
collected S6o6 80
PdIoCien.
eral Fund. by error I'm Depositlng 90
Amount OF Water Tax statements Ill IS
500 p
Resp. Yours,
AS. @. KREss,
Village Clerk.
Clerks reports further that the Water
Fund and Highway Fund, are exhausted.
Trustee, Brown appears.
Claims presented.
Dean & Company. Gasoline ..........., $40 10
\. HOdgkiusOn. work on water works 10
4 A s,fa. nd. fNH a ~ Ina
up -.''. .'...'..'..'.'''..'' '.'''--.- ID
On motion the above claims were al
lowed at footing and clerk instructed to
issue orders for same.
Committee on health report in regard to
the matter of a nuisance near the resi-
dence of Ezra Robinson on Case Addition,
that said nuisance as reported, are slabs
from Mr.. Faughners mill and that they are
piled on Mr.. Fdughners land, and further
that hey are not detrimental to the health
OF any one living on Case addition.
On motion the report of the above COM
mittee was accepted.
The special committee appointed to settle
with Marshal report as follows.
To the Common Council of the village
OF Alma.
Gentlemen
We the undersigned committee ar.
pointed to settle with village marshal
would respectfully report that we have
carefully examined the roll for the year
1890 and compared the same with the re-
turn taxes and find the condition to be as
follows.
The whole amount of Tax charged TO the
Marshal is as follows:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate on
Foreclosure.

by virtue and authority Of an order OF sale on
foreclosure, issued from the Office Of THE clerk 0t
The district court, In and for Cherokee county,
eleventh judicial district OF the state OF Kansas,
and TO me directed and delivered, IN the cause
wherein W. IL. Horror 10 plaintin anu 3. b:
Caruth and j. Caruth are defendants, ana
wherein said court did order and a'ljnge that
the lands aud tenements, situated ana being ~
Cherokee county, state Ol Kunsas, and described
as follows, t0-wit: The south A feet OF the
west end OF LOTT, in block ~, the same being IL
lect wide and 80 feet l0ngj also the north "a feet
of The west end Of lot B, in block 10, The same
being 81 feet wide and - feet long; also the
west hnlr OK OF the south half ~ Of lot y, IN
block 10; also the second story Of the building
on lots and 8, In block 10; beginning at point
A feet north of the southwest corner OF lot "
said block, thence north - feet, thence east q
feet, thence south - feet thence west " feet 10
place of beginning; all In the city OF Baxter
Springs. according TO the original plat thereof
he advertised and sold according 10 law. NOW;
therefore, l do advertise the above described
real property for sale, and VIII, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of September, 1891,
nj O clock In the afternoon OF that day. at the
north front door OF the court house In the city oil
Columbus, in the county OF Cherokee, IN the
state of ansas offer for sale and sell ut public
auction, Tor cash IN hand, to the highest bidder,
all the right title, claim estate and property Of
the above named defendants, and each Of them.
of, In and 10 the above described real property
JIG. BABB.
Sheriff OF Cherokee county.
Dated Columbus, Augusta, 1881.
&C HORNoR, ATTY. for plaintiff.
Eirst published August 8, 1871.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
LOWELL NEWS.
ny OBsERvER.

Tuesday morning the people OF this
place were much surprised TO learn
that q valuable horse belonging to
Walter Won Wedel had been stolen,
and while the excitement still prevail.
I'd Henry Clouse, living about two
miles east of here, came through with
the news that he had also lost a horse
with saddle aud bride, this horse be-
ing a very good mate for the one own
ed by Won Wedcl.-The latter part
of last week Philip Ursry was held up
between the bridge and bayou and re-.
lieved of about $l6.-Miss Rose Bell
of Liberty, Mo-, was the guest OF w.
p. Sharp and family this week.
Mr.. Sonlcrs of Jackson, Miss, is visit
ing II. Loudermilk and fanlily.-W.
S. Bell came down from Joplin SUM-
day.-Will Cox and Frank Boyer
left Thursday for Indiana where they
will remain for some time. They will
be missed very much by the young
people.-A host of young people OF
Lowell and Varck found their way to
the residence of Peter Covert OH last
Friday evcn'g and enjoyed themselves
very much eating ice cream and other
dainties. After listening to some ex-
cellent music they went away wishing
they might spend many such evenings.
j. H. Morgan is with us now, and
he SAYS he has come TO stay. All hope
so at any Wallace Bailey is re-
pairing his house and It will soon look
almost like q new one.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
When shall He Raise His Hat.

Read this and the question will new
er bother you again:
l. When he bows to lady or all
elderly gentleman.
2. When he is with q lady who
howe 10 any person, even II the other
ia total stranger TO him.
3. When he salutes a gentleman
who is IN the company Of ladies.
4. When he Is in company OF an
other gentleman who bOws to a lady
5. When he il with lady and
meets q gentleman whom he knows.
6. When he offers any civility 10
lady who is u stranger to him.
Z. When he parts with lady, aftel
speaking 10 her, or after walking Of
driving with her, etc.-Young ladies
Fashion Bazaar.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15

1.-THE ladies would abandon cosmet-
les and more generally keep their
blood pure aud vigorous by the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla, naturally fair
compilations would be the rule instead
of the exception, az at present. Pure
blood is the hest beautifier.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
RuokIen,s Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheuin, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, aud positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is guar
auted to give prcfei satisfaction or
money refusee. price % per box ut
j. G.. Polster's Drug Store.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15

5000. % q yssF b being made By John r.
0oodwln, Troy NY ~ work Coz ~. keaasl,
you may net make 81 mach, but We eln
iesch you quickly how teearn non ~ "
o1o . day a. The siafi, and u.ore 81 - ~
- DSik e-aes, Ell 6gcs. IN any part 81
law~rIra. rou can eomInanca - houIa. ~
- m VrIrr flma.nr nunTu moleuu only -
- vTuik. An d usN. 0rnaf ~ = =. ~
r~rrr wnIkeF. We GilIl yols leInianlAt
sr~rrfhinr. EASILY, GfEkllILI l.arnell
PARTICULARS FEkE. A1ell1l q saee,
sfIKeor \ CO. fokthAAns HAIL.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-15
Notice Of Appointment as Ad.
miniStratriX.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
wns by the probate court Of Cherokee county,
Kansas, upon August 9th, 1891, duly appointed
10 be ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate Of George W &.
Koontz, deceased, late OF said county, and that
she has duly qualified As such administrative.
All persons indebted TO and all having claims
against SAID estate ARE notified that an early set
Iiement Is desired. MRS. IDA KOUNTZ,
Administrators.
Dated Baxter Springs, Kan, August 4, ls0l'