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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
NO MIXTURES HEREAFTER.
Kansas City Times.


In Kansas as else here The peoples
party has been declining for two years.
Ii has no distinct principle which can
long hold the allegiance of voters, and
its leaders are the poorest lot a move
ment OF any multitude ever suffered
from. The Kansas populists derived
most of their strength from the oppo-
sition 10 the republican party. which
in state and nation had offended the
honest sentiments Of majority of the
people.
Kansas democrats were "a much OPP
posed to socialism as the federalism OF
the republican party. The larger
number of them, however, decided TO
unite with the other element OF Oppo-
sition in the late campaign in order I"
administer Il rebuke to the republican
state rings aud to take the electoral
vote from Harrison.
Since going to Topeka the pOpulist
state officers and legislators have very
nearly ended the career at their party
a. a contestant Of Respectable power
for control of government. The party
never bad, after 1S90-and only a slim
chance then-of obtaining office wilt
out the aid of democratic votes lis
congressman, governor and Legislators
owe their present ability for making
trouble to the democrats.
And the democrats are almost sorry
that they accomplished republican de-
feat with such an instrument.
Never has any collection OF men
calling itself Il political party shown
less regard for the common obiiga-
tons that pertain in enlightened social
order than has this peoples party
through it's representatives IN Topeka.
They are ready to jump over, go
around or tear down the barriers OF
law. They are oblivi"us TO the dam
age they may do to the reputation OF
the state. They have NO more Elhd.
ness for the democrats who supported
them than for the republicans who
opposed them. =,
This last shortcoming ia beneficial
TO the democratic party, but discredit-
able to the populists. :.
While the contest for senatOrship
RACES, the cool heads in Kansas are
looking toward the future. A separa-
ton between democrats aud popullsts
is certain. No democratic convention
will ever again indOrse a popnllst tick
ct and, If Il does, can rot influence
fourth of the democratic vote. II The
repu blicans are strong enough To win
against straight democratic canvass
thew will return 10 power. The DEM
ocracy of Kansas will begin it's organ
ization on q rule OE no compromise
and no fusion. A defeat IL better than
a victory which bears on its tide the
state capitol all unfeminine shrieker
like Mrs, Lease, a socialist intellectual
crank like Judge Doster and an In
competent and inierIniuable whining
demagogue like Willis. Democrats
are looking at the work with u inorti-
fcalion that will last.
Kansas has had its fill of the popu-
list in Office, aud the Kansas democrat
has exhausted his stomach with the
expediency of voting for populists.
The new party will furnish It's own
votes in 1904, and will not have
enough TO be alarming.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
HARMONY.

The Baxter News says that they are
reliably Informed that since the sup
preston of McKinney's saloon in Mi
ami trade has fallen off seventy-five per
cent. We concede so far as whiskey
is concerned it has fallen off over sew
enty-five per cent, but otherwise the
trade of Miami is on the increase. We
are surprised that such thing should
b. published as q news item. When
will Baxter learn that its interests and
the interests of Miami are in perfect
harmony. Miami by its location is so
far from Baxter as 10 be not only no
injury, but positive benefit. We will
lie the county seat of the new county.
This will build up the country be-
tween Us and Baxter Springs aud give
Baxter more trade than it would get
under other circumstances. Under The
rights Of way granted by Congress
stations can only be established every
len miles. AS il is only eleven miles
from Baxter to Miami no station can
be built between; this Is good for both
places. So come now, Baxter, let US
dwell in peace and harmony together.
Miami Chief.
Well, now, really, Mr.. Chief, we
didn't suppose you would take it to
heart so keenly. Of course we are not
bit afraid of Miami ever hurting
Baxter Springs. But don't he so pos
tive about the country between Bax-
ter Springs and Miami being built up.
The chances are that it will not be
at least very soon. But il you really
desire to dwell in peace and harmony
en- he IT,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
HAS NOT WITHDRAWN.
BAxTEn SPRINGS, Jan. g, IS

BAXTER SPRINGS, Jan. 20, 1873.
EDITORS News: 1t has been re-
ported that l have withdrawn from
the race for the postofice. That is
mistake or willful Misrepresentation.
| am still in the race with both feet,
and never had thought OF withdraw
ing. 1 am In il like all true democrats,
60 stay. But the nOst damaging stale
Inent Is that 1 am not eligible. because
unfortunately sR unmarried. Now
Think that deGest might I've reInedied.
/ will receive sealed proposals ffrrn
snarrisgcable ladies between the ages
4f 20 and 90 from bow TO the fourth u
March inclusive. Dga't ali speak 81
unce. MAC GILL.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
TO OUR CITY COUNCIL.

The attention of our city council 10
called To az old well at the northwest
corner of Chouteau avenue aud Cedar
street which should be covered or
filed up at ORce. The well Is in the
street aud is very dangerous Some
person will fall inio'itSome night aud
Then the city will have damage suit
on It's hands. Tie matter should be
attended 10 at once.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
= H. NJ. Bacon went to Kansas City
Wednesday.
Arthur Simons was over from
Galena Sunday.
"A. 9. Hanback, attended court at
Columbus this week.
A. Willard transacted business in
Columbus Wednesday,
&C. r. Biddleman of Detroit, Mich,
was in our city Thursday.
e. N. Gongwer Of Columbus was
ia The city Wednesday.
Miss Matte Patton visited rela-
iivcs in Galena this week.
Il. Y. Sanders was over from Jop-
lin Wednesday OH business.
&C. b. Simons was over from Ga
lena Wednesday on business.
&C. ID. Ashley oil Columbus was in
che city Wednesday on business.
--E. Il. Sapp of Galena had business
IN Baxter last Saturday afternoon.
for the first time in several years.
w. n. Mowry OF Atchison was
registered at the National Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. w. Smith went TO Pitts.
burg Tuesday night 10 visit relatives.
Tony EiseAhacli was over from
Joplin Tuesday in the interest of the
Joplin brewery.
e. h. Corse and Ira G. Perkins at
tended Masonic lodge meeting al Jop'
I'm Tuesday night.
ID. NJ. Jones of the Columbus
Marble Works was in the city Mon
day evening on business.
Miss Leila Sands returned home
Tuesday from Il visit of several days
with friends in Columbus.
Horace Kretchmar and family of
Portland, Oregon, arrived in the city
Lac, week to visit relatives.
j. T.. Tuition, an old time Baxter
lite, is in the city visiting friends. Mr..
Tuition is recovering from very seri-
ous illuess.
Mrs J. NJ. Duncan left Wednes-
day for O-wego TO join her husband,
who was called there last week on pro-
tessiOhal business.
j. r. Opperuan recovered from
his recent attack of rheumatism sutfi-
cieniiv 20 make the News office a
pipa>au, call on Wednesday.
Miss Nina Deunison of Columbus
visited with Mis- Leila Sands Thurs
day. She was accompanied by her
cousin Cecil Dcnni40n Of Illinois.
Mrs. 5. H. Smith went to Column
bus Wednesday IN reply toa message
announcing the serious illness of her
son-in-Iaw, John Armstrong, Of that
place.
A. B. Mcdonald aud w. Z. Don-
aldson left the first OF the week for a
trip through the adjacent portion of
Indian territory in the int, rest Of the
Baxter Springs Implement 60.
Mrs. T. 3. MrEIhiney left tonight
friday tor Saylrook, H., in response
Ioa notice announcing the serious ILL
ness OF her oldest brother, james L.
MrMurray. She was acco nlpanied by
her little daughter, Erma.
w. W. Scott arrived home yester-
day morning from Montgomery. Ala.
and will remain several days. lie lad
very successful trip, tut says the
weather a part % the time was the
coldes, he ever experienced there.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
Pinnsn Heed Thls ReQusat.

The citizens in general, and the Good
Samaritan society are urgently re.
uuested 10 meet at the NJ. =. church
next Wednesday night at Z: 30 O'Clock.
There Is business to transact that
should interest everybody.
~. FRIBLEY,
President society Of citizens.
MARY V. MILLER,
President Good Samaritan society.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
A Spelling School.
New York Press.

"Strange, isn't it, that marriage and
divorce are only matters of orthogra-
phv ?"
CHOW do you make that out9"
"Why, 'uniie' and unite, Of course.
Simply q matter Of changing the com.
hinaIion."
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
wArKR FOR THE NATIONAL.

With an enterprise characteristic of
the man, G. w. Daniels has put in
pipes from ]. H. CARROTS drill well 10
The National hotel and that hostelry is
now supplied with the best of water.
The well is about 16S Ieet deep and
furnishes an abundance of pure water.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
CHEAP RnA.

February 9Th to 18th inclusive the
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Mem
phis railroad will sell tickets TO
New Orleans, La. aud return for
1896; 10 Mobile, Ala, and return for
S22.65-;. limited for return passage 10
March,, 1893.
\ W. C. KxIGHr, Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28

Travellers may learn a lesson from
Mr.. c. Cone, q prominent attorney OF
Parker, Dakota, who SAYS: Il never
leave home without taking n bottle oil
Ohamberlain's Collie, Cholera aud
DIarrhea Remedy with me, and on
MANY occasions have ran with itio The
relief of some suffSrer and have never
known II 10, fail. ~ FOr sale By L 6.
ROlster.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28

The wrestling match which took
place al Chelopa Monday night be-
tween Marion ASbell Of that place and
Topeka man was won by Asbell.
From a party v no was there we learn
that lac won by main strength and
awkwardness. The Topeka man was
SCIENTIFIC, but the ChetOpa mans
strength was too much for him.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28

Will a merchant who is wise ever
cease TO advertise? Yes-when trees
grow upside down; when the beggar
wears q crown; when ice iOrns upon
the sun; when our johnny Gets His-
Guns" when gold dollars get too
cheap; when the women secrets keep:
when the fish forgess TO swim; when
old Satan sings u hymn; when the
girls go back on gum; when O small
boy hates drum; when 70 politician
schemes when Inince pie makes pleas
ant dreams; when it's fun 10 break
tooth; when cold wafer makes you
drunk when you like 10 smell u
skunk when the drummer has no
brass-when these things come TO
pass--then che merchant who is wise"
may neglect 10 advertise. -Center-
vile Ia.) Journal.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
List Of Le,ters

Remaining in tho post -ollicc at LAX
Ter Springs, Kansas, TOR the week
ending January %, 1893, which II
moi called Tor within two wccks will
DO sent TO tho dead lcller Office q;
Washington. DC:
Frazer, john lloag, Q d
Vance. Mr. Records, Thomas
WEIGH, Beley Walker, A a
Yahnp, w Ii Brown, Miss Alice
Young, Miss AdiR McCurdy, Annie
Cole, Mrs Anie
Persons calling Ivr sny otSthe shove
letters will please cay "Advcltiscd,"
giving daic OI list.
WV. MARCH, i. NJ.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
Mr.. William T. Price. a justice Of.

Mr.. William T. Price. a justice Of
the peare. al Rirhland, Nebraska, was /:
conRued TO his bed last wiuter with a
severe attack Of lumhsgo; but thor
ough application of Chamberlains
PAN Balm enabled him to get up and
90 10 work Mr.. Price GAYS: "The
remedy camnol be recommended too
highly" LET any Que troubled with
rheumatism. neuralgia or lame back
give Il trial sad they will l'e ri tie ?
same opinion. so ceuhbOItlrs sRr ssk-
by,J. G. POls;0$
j. Try ,hn Nr,as f,,r ssr.aLiuu rnrsls---
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
From the PsOrias.

Thos, Peckham's family is at home
IN the new house.-Jim Bians steps
around on tip-ioe for fear he will rouse
that boy in Galena. Jim says be is
a beauty, aud then-"he's English,
you know."-Mrs. John Wadsworth
entertained the young people last
Thursday evening, dancing was the
amusement afforded and all report
pleasant time.-Mr. Warren reports
the school as flourishing.-Miss Kit.
" Wade has been on The sick list, bur
Ia recovering.--Henry Froman Of
Miami was IN the valley this week TO-
See his best girl.--Thos. Daugherty
returned from PaOla, Kan, bit will
soon return there with his family 10
reside IN the future.-Mr. McNaugh-
ton reports the time for mumps has
passed by.-Will Daugher,y ia con-
fined TO the house with the mumps.
During the last snow Jos. Big
knife and Geo. Sky each killed deer,
hot John Sky broke this winters, rec
ord by killing three deer at two shots,
doe and two fawns and right fine
ones they We're without u doubt
On the Peoria and Shawnee lands ~
ing between Spring river and Nilsson
ri line there were ten deer killed while
the snow was on the ground.-Frank
McGregor aud Mr.. Lynch of Baxter
are painting the Peckham residence.
Miss Florida Gum has been i'll for
several days.-It is reported that
Sam Peery prepared for the ice cream
season by putting up ice during the
cold snap. SQUIBs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28

Only Is cents per year. OUR
YOUTH, p. o. box 1899, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28

Did you ever see suck blarsied
weather?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
BANK
o. as,atth coeo OF
RESOURCES.
UTILITIES.

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tofmykno :Wl
Prsden
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Oarv
rrs W u May 1884,
Correct HoRNoR. ~
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-28

!. % Ihc NENs for Nraaiug. garlls--.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

was purchased with a view of increasing our
carrying capacity. The old engines haul only
TWO loaded cars. With the new one we expect
10 draw three, and the extra weight OF seven
tons III the engine will not make the whole
traln any heavier than the four cnrs drawn by
cable during the busy hours of the day. The
new engire also will answer as u reserve Some
OF those now III use are bcboming more and
ION on the statement of Mr.. Rocbling that the
bridge never had Ecen designed for steam traf.
he: He said however. that ideas about the
bridge and its capacity grew us the years
went by.
~ distinctly remember" he added. tics.
ufying In court that we had carried rs many nS
~, 900 people over the bridge in one day and
thought the number could bc increased tc
~, oD Now we can carry over 2OO, 900 In
one day.
other engineers seen agreed with Mr.. Martin
that the bridge was perfectly capable of carry
ing the new locomotive with safety.
90 When it is considered. - said one, that
the com bincd strength of the four great cable,
In round numbers is 100 600 900 rounds, the
addition of II, 900 pounds extra weight be.
comes almost insignificant"
The bridge has far exceeded the expecta.
tions OF its designer and promoters, ~ said an.
other engineer. 1T may he true that steam
trafhc was not considered feasible, but they
builded better than they knew. A little addi
tionul weight will not be perceptiblc. ~
80 Tepcc y Dean, of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, who, As told in Yesterdays World, Il
the living counterpart of Uncle sam.
The locomotive will he tested thoroughly
and II it meets with the requirements will b'
accepted and put in commission Immediately
The evening world., 1893-11-21

The Best Holiday Gift
s useful furniture from Flint, l04 West 14th
ST. ~
The evening world., 1893-11-21
TWO YEARS FOR BEATING NO. s.
Ross Has Had 90 Many Wives the Neigh
bors Can't Keep Track Of Them.

william II. Ross, sort Of modern Blue
Beard, wns sentenced yesterday in the Union
County Court to state prison for two years at
hard labor This was for assaultng his fifth
wife and threatening to cut her throat with a
knife. For many years Ross kept fish and
produce market in Elizabeth.
According to the stories told he has had not
less than five wives and some claim he has
had more. He buried two, and two fed from
him on account of his cruel treatment. He Is
fifty three years old few years ago, after
his second wife died, he astonshcd the com
munity by marrying girl Of seventeen. She
lived with him "A short time aud disappeared.
II is said she went TO New York. Then Ross
found another partner. She also fed
The fish merchant promptly laid siege to an
other heart. No. > Jared in the end no butter
than her predecessors.
Ross weighs about $50 pounds. is short and
anything but handsome He was mixed UP in
the Railway murder mystery and pretended to
have II sure clue. Reporters found there was
nothing i'll his story. Ross became enthusiastic
over his supposed clcvcrnCss ns detective and
now thinks he wa on the right track.
Judge Mccormick. when passing sentence,
said he had known Ross ior forty years and his
| character had steadily grown worse
Ross wns dazcd when he heard his punish
lncnt and dropped into his seat rs II hit with a
sledge hammer. He tried to talk but was led
away to his cell.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
TOOK A COPPER OUT AND LOST HIM,
The Policeman Had to Hire His Prisoner to
Pilot Him Out Of Woods Where They
Searched for Stolen Money.

Fred Kearns, fourteen years old, and
Thomas Kernes. twenty-eight. have been
employed by Milk-Dealer Dougherty, of
Williamsbridge. They served customers
on milk routes. Both slept over the
stable. kernes had saved $i5, which he
carried in the lining of his waistcoat.
The boy knew this, and Sunday, when
the man got UP and missed the money,
he suspected his young bed-fellow had
taken it. The lad had arisen an hour
previous, and was milking the cows. He
denied the theft.
When several miles away on the milk
route the man again accused the lad
and threatened him with arrest. The
boy, frightened. jumped of the cart and
started across the country. Kernes
started in pursuit, first tying his horse,
and, after long chase. caught the boy.
He took him to the police-station, and
S. was found in his pocket
In Morrisania Court yesterday young
Kearns told Justice Taintor that he had
found the s. note on the floor of the
stable loft.
do you think you could find the
rest?" inquired the willy Justice.
Il guess So" was the response. Police
man vaughan went with the lad. Two
hours later the pair appeared at the
fremont Police Station. Vaughan's uni
form was torn and dirty, his face was
scratched and his boots were thick with
mud. The boy was fresh, but the police
man appeared fatigued and worn out.
THAT imp of a lad" said Vaughan,
what a chase he gave mel" He took me
as far as the cars went, got off and led
me through swamps and woods, under
brambles and over fences. 1t was al
ways only just a little farther until ]
thought he was dragging me, perhaps
into some trap and 1 stopped. Not a
step farther says /. All right he
| says. If you don't want to find the
money. you needn't / was clean lost
and had to hire him to show me the
way out of the woods"
The. boy will be arraigned again this
morning.
The Best Holiday Gift
is useful furniture from Flint, 104 West 14tt
The evening world., 1893-11-21
BRIDGELL STAND IT.
The Introduction of Heavier LOcomO-
tiveS ReviveS Old Fears
BUT ENGINEER MARTIN SAYS THEY
ARE nut IN THE LEAST JUSTIFIED.
NOT BUILT FOR STEAM TRAFFIC.


The introduction of heavy locomotive for
...,srortation p,lrposcs on BROOKLYN Bridge
Hahsp ~ o,d o,,os,io, - ,,,ot,, w.
brings up 'hc o'' iue''io'i vi SAFETY, wien
the bridge first was opened to the public and
,ho question of Transportation came up, Col.
u -, pooh,;,o ,,,, I'll. 4, -
Washington A. hoeoiins' VINO pui't IL, was
reported as having said that 1t would not be safe
A. run oars drawn by locomotives across the
'u. o ,..,,so ,,,o ,,r,ao, -, Of 49,, -, Co.,
structure oecause 'i'e a'oa vi 90 "nu iee'
In 100 feet would require very heavy loco
motive for trains of any lcngth-heavier
-. .o,,a s.,,a ,a n,s, ho,,,,so
than inc prluee souiu e'iiio-niiu "iSo oe'auSe
The vibration would be dangerous.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
MGR. SATOLLI TO HEAR HIM.
Father Murphy Plans to Go to Washington
to See the Delegate.


PATERSON Nov. ~. The controversy be-
tween Rev. Dr. s. b. Smith, pastor of St.
Joscph's Catholic Church, and his former
curutc, Rev. Henry Murphy, may be rcopenct
before Mgr Satolli. Father Murphy has sad
he would never leave the city until he wa
fully vindicated. He is living in II comfortably
furnished house on the cnst side, with his nice,
as housekccpcr He received II telegram from
the Papal Delegate yesterday stating that hC
would be given II hearing this week.
Father Murphy has decided TO go to Wash.
ngton Wednesday to interview the Papal Dele.
gate and present his side OF the case. He II
personally acquainted with Mgr Satolli, hay
ing met him in Rome a few years ago
It is claimed by the friends OF Father Murphy
that the real cause of the trouble was Dr.
smith jealousy of his assistant $ popularity.
This is Indignantly denied by DR.. smith anC
his friends. They claim that Father Murph!
has been guilty of misconduct, and that there
was ample cause for his dismissal from st.
Joseph parish.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
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The evening world., 1893-11-21
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The evening world., 1893-11-21
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The evening world., 1893-11-21
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