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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-10-05

THE pleasant coating of Beecham's Pills
completely disguises the taste without impair
ing their efficiency. 25 cents a box.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-10-05

Are you busy7 Arc you making money! If so.
stick to it; you fortunate If you are not, thsn
our advice is that you write At once to B. \. John
son 1 Co., Richmond, Va. They can show you
quickly how to enter upon q profitable work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-10-05

Icurs Dyspspsis end csassipssiea.
n. aSoop,s Restorative Nerve Pills sent fro
Vim Icdicai Book to prove merit, for % stamp
Drur9fsta nc DIR SHooP, Boz W., Racine Wis
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-10-05
A Now Through sleeping Car Lin

The man who is blunt in his ways may be
sharp in his speech.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-10-05
A Kicking Cow.

A kicking COW is a disagreeable AMI
NAL to own. She Is a great trial to
ones patience and temper as well rs
a menace of bodily harm. Rough or
brutal treatment is usually the cause
of this habit of COW, that once nc
uuired soon becomes second nature. A
remedy for the trouble is found by
putting n ring through the nose. At
milking time n string Is attached to the
ring long enough to be held In the hand
of the mixer, and at the slightest indl-
cation of q kick 1t is pulled strong
enough to intiict n sting at the nose.
The slight pain inflicted obliges her to
think Of something else besides kicking,
and II she is MIXED with gentleness
the kicking habit is soon cured. This
cure is Effected by n continuation OF
the terkings her nose receives Mt each
attempt to kick during n milking. un-
til she connects the presence of the ring
in her nose with punishment for kick
ing. When she has arrived Mt that
point the string can be dispensed with
in subsequent proceedings, rs kicking
will not be feature OF them. The
string should be rove through wheel
in the ceiling or beam over the staH
SO that the jerking will pull the cows
head upward The whole thing Is
"wrinkle" Of bright boy and rests on
his observation of the dOcillty Of n
savage bull when led by string at
tached to the ring in his nose.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-10-05

". N. u. Denver. vol.X. No. B28.-AO.
when wrf ing 70 advertisers please say that you
sav The advertisement In this paPsa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-10-05
Raising Calves.

A calr may be fed skinned milk
when one week old, with the addition
of one gill of boiled flaxseed, increasing
the ration gradually to pint per day
when four weeks old, and then adding
fine middlings or corn and oats ground
together, or q pint to one quart Of oats
unground.
Flaxseed cruel, with plenty of
skimmed milk, will produce very fine
growth, leaving the calf MS mellow to
the toucn as II sucking the COW. A
calf two months old will gain three
pounds per day on this ration.
The oil taken of in the cream can
be replaced for one-ffth Of the money
value Of the cream. Butter dairymen
may raise a calf to each cow upon
skinned milk and little additional
food, such MS indicated, and get one
fourth to one-third Us much profit out
of the refuse milk as out of the butter.
Selling butter robs the land Of nothing
valuable-only carbon which has no
manurial value.
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fniipft fi6 cine prineipien : Srage erns
fteiter Natur. Scr. Wapnarb, Der
4anbibat Der Sill unb Samma1psSes
mpcraten, 1T elm 8ertreter Des politt@
fantentbums i6limmiter 9Drte. vt
1T elmer iener rStaatsmdnner", bur6
welde bic Yolitit gu einem n@ei6dft"
wirb, nit benz ii9 anltdnbige 2eute,
bic auf bic Sauberfeit ibrer 9dnbe
Mertb legen, ni6t germ abgeben. Die
9emocraten bes @bminttrationss Slit
gels baben gegen bic domination
WaDnarbs aufs beftigfe oppOnirt unb
10 banbelt es ft9 benn bel benz Ius.
fan bieier @abl I'M bic Grage, ob Der
Gin fIuB @Ieoelanbs ober Sias i'm
5eimaibsitaate bes ge9enwdrtigen Prds
iibenten gr6Ber 1T.
Sn Ohio bemirbt ii6 Me8inlep, Der
groBe 6ibrer i'm Sample UNI ben
S6ub3oa, INN bic Miebernabl als
Stats 6 ouperneur unb man iiebt ba,
Der benz NuSfaa bieier @abl als elmer
Dirt BON probe Der augemeinen Bolts
fimmung iiber bic Sarifs5rage ents
gegen.
Sn Soma banbelt es li9 I'm bic Neus
pabl bon @ouperneur, Staatsbeamten
unb 2egislatur, unb menn man ben
8erli6erunget Der Gepublifaner BON
9es Moiues @lauben beimeHen fani1,
baum perben bic 9emofraten tpteber
bonn Staatsruber perbrdnQt merben, an
bas 1te 1891 nit rltr fnapper pluralis
tdt gelanst msren. 9offentli9 laKen
bic &epublifaner aber bann au9 bic
2ebre ni6t unbeber5igt, pel6e lie bur6
iere u%nertpartete S9lappe erlitten, b.b.
fe tperfen ibre probibitionsidru1en
iber 8orb, bur6 pel9e ie ft9 J. pte
aud in berf6iebenen anberen Staa=
ten = ibre treuelteE Nnbdnger, bic
9euti9en, entfrembet baben.
@enr bemutratii9e 8ldtter iebt be-
baupten, baB bic Nufbebung Der Sill
northumberland Der Sherman : Bill
int @ongreB einen giiniisen @infuB
auf bic Wablerfolge Der 9emperaten
bel tielen Wablen baben miife, 10 1T
bas einfa6 unfinn, benn iene @nts
i6eibung bes GongreRes mar iber.
baupt feiu parteiieg, ionbern bic ein>
fi6tigeren Glemente beiber Parteien
baben benfelben tit 9lei6er Weiie unb'
gu glei9em Nntbeil errungen. Ser
itdnbige 9emocraten geben bas ielbt
unummun6en gu.
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Ganln & 9lelnloun

iinb bereits nit einem bebeutenben, in
bas 8aufa9 f6lasenben Muarenpor>
ratb, in ibr neue8 @ebdube (befannt
als bas @ranitz @ebdube) eingesogeit.
Beiagte Girma bietet ieBt benz Bubliz
fum gu biaigeren Breiien als ie aubDr
%alerbanb 8aumaterial, iopie Cement,
Sips, 8erpub ; 9aare, Seuer3iegel
unb G%euertbon, Salt. 8adfeime ieber
Dirt, Nspbalt, Sheer unb pe9, 3beers
papier unb Til3 gum Da9beden,
Sbonr6bre fur 4b~5ugstandle unb fiir
S6ornfeine, Mineral=@ ole unb us
beitos, Del unb Selfarbe II. /. NJ.
Wtan abreilire: Baulp & DieImann,
306 s. @ommereesS Street, San Nntos
nio, Seras, mo- ale Nuftrdge prompt
beiDrgt merben.
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Cages . Nemisfeiten.
s 5.


: Ius Der 8unbesbauptftabt Waibs
ingtor pirb bonn 6. Nopember beri6>
tet: SIN S9abamtss Department batte
man beute nur nod cine Summe bon
1900, 600 CUR freien 8erfigung,
unb Denn biefe Summe erf9opft fem
folte, bann mirb man Bic @olbs
&elerpe our Sedung laufenber Nuss
gaben benuben mtRen. Sic 56abs
amtss Seamten ermarten iebo1 aupers
fidtli9 cine balbige 8eKerung. Nus
Berbem merben bur9 bic Brdgung BON
8plbmiin5en it ben Wiin5 Stdtten
au philadelphia unb San 6rancisco
bis gum l. Sanuar ettpa $40, 600, 900
our 8erfigung Der 8unbes. &egierung
geiteQt fem.
- Sci Der Mabl &egifration In
Stem Dort baben ii9 uber 265, 900
perionen in bic Mdblers 2iften eintras
gen lafen. @egen 45O perionen MUIR
ben 9aftbefeble lpegen falf9er &esis
ffration auSgefteQt.
- BON peri6iebenen Seiten pirS
bebauptet, baB Der .&f UNI bas
StlberN in Der nd@ften Seffion bes
aongreRes bon neuem entbrennen
tuerbe. Bon agberer Settle tpirf, iebod
oagegen e%ingemenbet, baB Der 3ongreB
10 piel au tbun baben pirb, baB er
f1werli6 biel 3eit fir bic Wiebers
anfnabme Der @iIberfrase tbrig be-
bdlt.
Nus Mempbis, Senn., mirb be-
ri9tet: Ser Sheriff Mc2enben, Der
bon Der @ranb : SurD in Nnflage3us
fanS berfeBt iDorben mar, neil er bag
on benz Neger Malter periibte 2pn6.
gert9t nidt perbinbert babe, lit ieBt
auf freien SUB geieBt uorben. Walfer
mar Dor einisen Wonaten tpegen 0ers
gewaltigung zines meiBen Mdb6ens in
bas @efdneniB in Mempbis eingelies
fert, In Der Na6t aber bon einem Wtob
beranSgebolt unb gelDn6t worben.
Srobbem in benz pro3eHe bes Der
pfi6tperna9ldifgung angeflaateu
Sberifs ettpa 500 gerfonen gum @ez
f6worenenbienit einselaben murbeu,
tonnte bod nur Elm SIP auf Der @es
f9morenenbant beiebt ueroen. QQe
anberen 8orgelabenen gaben unpers
bliimt gu berfteben, baB lie i6 ieIbft
germ an Der 2pn6erei betbeiligt bdtten.
9a bic g%rlangung elmer Surp unm0gs
lid f9ien, erfu6te Der Staatsanpalt
felbft bas @eri6t, ben Nusetlagten au.
Rer 0erfslQuuQ All feben.
= Ser YroceB Y~enberaafs, bes
M6rbers bes MaDor 0arriion BON
Chicago, mar auf ben Montag fetaes
febt morben. Nuf ba8 Nniu6en BON
penbergaits Anpalt, (ben ibm iein
8ruber uel9er in Chicago Brieftrdaer
1T, perf6aft bat) murbe Der proceS
iebo6 bis gum u. Nopember pers
f6oben.
= NuS 8atesbile, Nrtanfa8, tuirb
berl6tet: 8on ben &dubert, tpel6e
bel Olipbaut ben 3ug beraubt batten,
finb iebt bereits flint bingfef gema6t
worben. Iu1 wurbe BON ben geftobs
lenen Wertsia6en unb benz 8elbe
5iemli6 biel piebererIangt.
Sn GennoT' SDceum In Nem
Oorf wirb gegenwdrtig cine grOBe @ous
bitoreis Nusfteaung abgebalten. Sour
am~erifanif6e Gabritanten betbeiligen
fi9 baran. Sur Iusftelluns gelangen
ale 4rten BON @onfeet, canbirte
Grii6te, Grn6tidfte, gonfitiren, @brilts
baum : S6mud, Safel : S9aufiide,
unb ale Nrten bon Wai6inen fir ben
@ebrau9 Der 3uderbdder.
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"
Dffentliher NptQi
Wad [hreibt aus 9prtmunb

= Waa i6reibt aus 9ortmunb:
SIN Scale be8 bieligen 2anbseri6tes
ipielte ii6 bieier Sage cine aufregenbe
Scene ab. Gin iunger Mann, pel6er
gu finfidbriger @efdngniBtrafe perur=
tbeilt wHrbe, gerietb barber 10 in 8er>
5peifung, baB er einen &epoloer sog
unb iid cine 8ugel bur9 ben &Opf sl
iagen periu9te. Ser erfte S6uB cling
tebo9 febl unb gu einem 5weiten murbe
ibm feline 3eit gelaRen, fpnbern ibm
bic Wafe abgenommen.
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gunset @ppo Co..

gde ga m arz unb % aInutsStr.
baben gegenndrtig etpa 5000 @orbs
8rennbols bonn Winter iibris, uel6es
nun gu rebu3irten preiien bertauft
tperDen muB. 8irb nur G. O. D.
abaeliefert.
9eu, 9afer &c. in allen Quantitdten
gu ben biligften preifen.
SeIepbon81 /.
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NERVINE

Gsa gatantirtes SeiImttteI FIR Spferie, eaptubes,
&onsnlfonen, 9rdmpte, nerrbie Reuralsie, appfret,
SCR 9lfebci cher Gatat, S&IaFOFsteit, seifise Ries
eessef4t senbettl @ebd&tntbiAmd4e, &ebtrnerpsi>
9nnq, BITE sum Batnfnn flbrt, frbbes Gltern, &C.
et hnr4 neberanirensuns bes Gehirne, Misbrau8
seer GntbaItfamfett enttehen.
9.B. Ge6pfer & Co., Drnssifen, (NdGfcIaer
sSn Jsln T.. SarTifcu), &ueintSe Aseuten, Gpfebdbs
LEG, gan antontc, Geyas. Gbenio Gsenten fun
sstf's Rerseas unb Gebirns RttteI.
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,9i6te Sid auf" 1T cine bdmii6e
@rmabnung aa Sieienigen, bic gang
berunter iinb, obne Nppetit unb ents
mutbigt. Nber bic Nrt, in peIder
6oob's Sariaparila ben f6ma9en
@6rper aufbaut unb guten Mppetii
giebt, 1T tpunberbar.
8eftes Gamilien : @%atarrbmittel
Sopb's YiQen.
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sas @ir baben bas sr6Bte Nfortiz
ment bon @agen, 8us9ies, &uti6en
&c. i'm State unb eriu6en @u9, bel
uns por3uipre9en ober einen &atalog
fommen gu lafen. tpentt Sbr etiDaS in
unierer 8ran6e n6tbig babt.
Staafe 8roS.
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9err %. 8. 9plabirb, General.
Ngent Der coronado Bead @o.",San
Diego. Sal, iagt: Sd babe in meiner
Camille iOwobI tpie In meinen 0unbe=
awlngern unb Stdqen felt Sa5ren st.
Satobs : Del gebrau6t, unb 3tpar
ftets nit ben beiten @rfolgen.
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$. ~. Csbprnes neueft e 90 d r.
m a6ine. 9ie bette unb bic bill
ligite Mai9ine i'm Martte. @beufo
Osborne StabI "Disc Harrow. gu
baben bel Sips & 6aarmann II.
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Ha~ u. 9euftnger bat ioeben
cine Carload Stbeao &anaeS unb
Sunibine &o9s un6 9ei3 : Oefen ers
balten, tpel6e ale gum biligten preiie
~Dfferirt tperben.
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@Sntel. 0aieberlanSiSde mub @er,
Staatem @pftliuie.
Dirette 2inie stpif6en
&otterSam lu0 VI ut It b a m
ria iauh g}elm Nnr.f

S4iffe Iaufen BouIosne an unb fesein iebe
Bsde BON He.6 Oorfnad S~ofIanb.
0nrd9sBtuete mad allen eurppatfhsu Gtdbs
ten iperOen ~ ben nieorisften Staten aus
Gyjte Gaiite $40 itnb auftpdrts. i3tpette
Gatnte $36 nno auftpdrts. 3pi5&enpedss
etaete bon europa tperben bDrldufe nidt
ensgefeat, bod iinb @tnnaneereri, stpeite
9nintesBiuetS au ermdbieten Soften seftent
80. s. Dpmn8, Msent.
517 Dfs2cufonsS ttaBe, Gan Nntsnio, Ger
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goctalifiide glrbeiterzy artet.

8eriammlung isben apeiten unb
uierten SOnntas 8Ormittag i'm Mfonat
in Der NrbeitersG ereinss 9aQe. 3utritt
fret fir Sebermann.
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Wbitmatts &empreTem. BON OLE
len @rDBen, bon Der 9anbprehe bis
CUR 8ferbefrafts unb 9ampfpreKe.
Aud Fir @ptton, MoIIe &c.
gu bernenben! 80 8alen in
Der Stun6e. Sic biligien Breife ga
raatirt bel Sips & 9aarmann n.
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9ie @eiiitpn Oil COMPANY Iiefert

bas bette Petroleum unb @afolin i'm
Mtartte uttb bafelbe mirb fret in Wob>
nungen in irsenb einem Sbeile Der
Stabt abgeliefert. IS bon 543.
8. s. Silten II 5, IS MlamofraBe.
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Staat Obio, Stabt 3oIebpJ
2ucaS &punth. S. S.

Srant S. Gbenep bei6ipDrt, bab er Der
dltere 8artner Der 6irnl S. S. Gbenep &
. o. 1T, tpel9e Sei6dfte in Der Stabt Tplebp,
in ob%ensenanntem County unb Staate, tbut
nno bab beiaste Sirma Die Summe BON Ell NJ
bunbert Dollars fir ieben Sail BON
&atarrR be5ablen pirb, Der burb ben 8ebraud
bon Sall's &atarrb Sur uidt sebeiIt
tperben fam.
Srant S. @beueb.
8ei4mpren Dor mir unb unter,
\~) idrieben in meiner @~esentpart am
() q. @. @leaion,
DfentIi6er Nptar.
Sails &atarrb Sur ipirb innerli9 senpms
men, unb tpirtt bireft auf baS 8Iut unb bic
idleimtsen SberfIdden bes SpitemS. 2abt
@ud umicnit 3eusniiie fommer.
s. S. 6 Semen & 60, Splebp, 8.
E- gerfauft bon @pptbefern, rs GtS.
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.. u. q u. q. 8abu.
Wbfahrt.


Na@ @alpeton, 9sufton unb @usro
tdgll9 :05 VDrm.
Na6 CORPUS @briiti, @ranias paB unb
8eeoiGe tdgli6 ......2:10 Na6m.
Na6 @errDiae tdgli6.. .7:15 MbenbS.
Na9 &erroiQe tdgli9, ausgenommer
Sonntdgs nub Montass, I'M
7:40 Mprgens.
Mmtunft.
Son @albefton, Soufton unb @uero
tdgli1. 200 Nbenb8.
BON CORPUS @briiti, Nranias paB unb
8eebi0e tdgli6. AS Ma9n1.
8Dn &errpile tdgli9.... $3.50 8prm.
gon &errpiGe tdgli6, ausgenommei1
Sonntags unb Montags, UNI
6:45 Na9m.
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Gienbabn Tabr Ylau.
SDutbern Yaciiic ; Balm.
81 hfnhrt
5. & 9. u. Sabn.

Spntbera YGcttc > Babn.
Ibfabrt.
Sad NemzO Orleans, Qouton unb @als
pefon tdglid 1850 nbr Na6mittasS
unb 9 ubr MbenbS
Na6 San Graneiseo, 81 Paio unb
eagle PaB tdsli9 $3.50 Born. -.
Mnfunt.
Son yteipzO Orleans, Soufon un6 @als
beifon tdslt9 900 8orm. unb 4:15
Na9m.
Son San Grancisco, 81 paiD NIB
eagle BaB tdgli9 1:25 Nahm. -.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-18
THE EAST.

THE Salvation army will build $50
900 barracks on 5000, 900 lot in New
York.
THOMAS E. MURPHY, the temperance
evangelist was invited by William
Loescher, n German saloonkceper, to
address the liquor dealers of Hartford,
Conn, in room over Loeschers bar
room. Murphy accepted, and spoke
---ftcr MS regular meeting. Two-thirds
of the liquor dealers of the city were
present
In the tunnel building under the East
river, New York, two workmen, Arthur
Gum, of New York, and Matthew Hart,
of Montank, were overcome by COM
pressed air and taken out in a dying
condition.
BosToN was on the 10th visited by n
disastrous confagration, which burned
a whole block, caused loss of $4,000
900 and killed several persons.
THE New York Herald's Panama cable
says unconfrmed reports announce that
in a decisive battle Gen. Bonilla has
won a great victory aud entered the
capital of Honduras in triumph.
BILLY PLIMsrER and Danny Mcbride
will fight in Newark, N. j., on April 10
for the bantam weight championship of
the world.
The grand jury of the United States
circuit court in Boston has reported an
indictment against Col. Jonas French,
one of the directors of the Maverick
bank, for making false entries
MRS MOSES MILLER 6s years old, and
Mrs Ann Julian, so years old, of West
Plains, N. Y, two well-to-do sisters,
were found in bed almost dead from as
phyxiation by coal gas, which had es-
capped from the stove.
FULL reports from Boston's big fire
show that three persons were killed
and three others injured so that they
cannot live
THE Atkinson House Furnishing Co.
of Boston, an extensive concern, failed
for large amount
An explosion occurred in the Whit
sett mine of the Rainbow Coal & Coke
Co. near Perryopolis, Pa, and five min
ers were injured.
JAMES WILLIAM HYATT, treasurer of
the United States during Cleveland's
first term, died ut Norwalk, Conn, on
the 18th
FmE destroyed the Exeter, N. H., cot
ton mills Loss about 100000
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-18
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE president, on the 9th, sent to the
senate the nominations of Isaac p. Gray,
of Indiana, as minister to Mexico; Pat
rick Collins, of Massachusetts, rs con-
Sul-gcneral to London; Josiah Quincy,
of Massachusetts, assistant secretary OF
state; Robert A. Maxwell, of New
York, to be fourth assistant postmaster
general, and +. p. Gayle, to be receiver
of public moneys of Roswell, n. NJ.
GEN. SCHoFIELD has decided that the
profits derived from post exchanges
may be used for the purchase of foot
balls, baseballs, baseball bats and other
apparatus for outdoor sports and games
The secretary of the interior has Or
dercd the Cherokee commission to re-
sumo work on March 20.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has announced
that he will not call an extra session
of congress.
PRESIDENT INGALLS,, of the Chcsa-
peake G. Ohio railroad, has rendered the
fish commission valuable aid by fur
nishing cars for the transportation OF
needed sea water.
The work of the national jury of cleo
ton of paintings for the worlds fair
has been finished. The number of
American works of art accepted is con-
siderably over 1000.
THERE is an easier feeling in regard
to the financial situation on account of
the receipts of gold from western
banks.
CUSTOMS receipts are increasing and
during the month of March it is antici-
pated that they will foot up SIS, 900, 900.
A NUMBER of senators and represen-
tatives have planned an excursion to
Hawaii this summer.
A LARGE number of democrats have
filed their applications for positions in
the treasury department.
SENATOR TELLER has prepared and
will introduce resolution for the re-
converting of the monetary congress.
BRIG. GEN. PETER V. HAGNER, United
States Army, died at Washington. He
was in his 18th year
Ten members of the Illinois delega-
ton have fled protest with the presi-
dent against the appointment of Lam
bert Tree to any position.
IT is reported that Secretary of the
Interior Smith has asked Assistant
Secretary Chandler to retain his posi-
ton.
SECRETARY CARLISLE announces that
in future he will give out no informa-
ton in regard to the condition OF the
treasury.
On account of lack of money the
civil service commission has been
obliged TO cancel the dates set for
number of examinations.
COL MANsuR is exceedingly angry
with Senator Vest for neglectiag to
tile with the president his claim to be
made land commissioner.
IT is announced that President Cleve-
land has selected Gen. Slocum for pen.
sion commissioner.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-18
IndIa,s Greeting co Germany.

An interesting story is told in for.
eign paper Of n storii mat Travelled both
wisely and well. For years he and his
mate regularly built their nest in n
private park near Berlin. The owner
of the park, desiring to ascertain
whether the same stork always re.
turned there, ordered that steel ring,
upon which was engraved the name OF
the place and the date, 1901, should be
fastened upon the stork's left leg. Last
spring the stork came back as usual to
the park, and on the other leg was q
ring of silver, bearing the inscription,
"India sends Germany her greeting."-
Golden DAYS
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-18
August
Flower

lam ready to testify under oath
that if it had not been for August
Flower / should have died before
this. Eight years ago was taken
sick, and suffered as no one but
a dyspeptic can. I employed three
of our best doctors and received
no benefit. They told me that had
heart, kidney, and liver trouble.
Everything l ate distressed me so
that 1 had to throw it up. August
Flower cured me. There is no med
icine equal to it." LORENZO F.
SLEEPER, Appleton, Maine. 9
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-03-18
THE SOUTH.

Gov. HoGG has placed before the Tex
as legislature proclamation making
grave charges of corruption against
federal court agents in connection with
the Houston & Texas Central railroad
rcccivership.
THE sentence of Tommy Warren, the
pugilist, to six years imprisonment in
the Texas state prison for killing n
negro was affirmed.
A WILDCAT distillery was raided in
Wayne county, Tenn. A copper still,
fifty tubs OF beer and 5000 gallons OF
mash were destroyed. Two moonshiners
were captured and two escaped.
The Mary Pratt furnace at Birming-
ham, Ala, has been sold at public out
cry for 500. 200. the purchaser assuming
bonded debt of $1,000. The furnace
has been in the courts for three years
and idle all the while.
SHERMAN Arr, n negro, before being
hanged ut Centre, Ala, sold his body
for cents pound to doctor.
THE Mallory line steamer Concho
was ashore on Florida reef and was
in very dangerous situation.
In April a convention of tho govern
ors of all the southern states will be
held Mt Richmond to discuss matters of
mutual interest
THE spotted fever which caused such
panic in Marshall county, KY, has
made its appearance in Paducah, Ky.
FULLER reports from the cyclone de-
vastated region of Georgia and Missis-
sippi show that the devastation was
great
THOMAS BRYANT, of Cumberland
county, Ky, was horribly tortured by
robbers to make him tell where his
money was.
THOMAS C. PLATT has resigned the
presidency of the Tennessee Coal &
Iron Co
AT Belleville, Tex, Mrs Sanders
threw her two children into well and
jumped in after them.
DALLAS. Tex, expects to have three
more railroads before the end Of the
year.
LEE WALTON, a negro, was lynched
by negro mob at Rolling Fork, Miss.
The five story building in Baltimore
occupied by Matthai, Ingram & Co. for
the manufacture of tin and japanned
ware was almost entirely destroyed by
fire with its contents Loss, slOo, 00C;
covered by insurance.
FIRE destroyed the elevator, ware
house and twelve loaded cars of the
Valley route, several stores and the
Townsend hotel Mt ARKANSAS City. Ark.
Q. A. King, n fireman of the railway,
was burned to death.
The republican national league has
issued call for a convention ut Louis
Vile, KY, May 10 next