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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07

A Chicago firm has ordered $4,000
Jack rabbits from Southwestern Kan
to he delivered alive. They want TO
sell them 10 worlds fair visitors.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07
SATURDAY, JANUARY z.

The population of the United States,
according to the Porter census, is &C.,
$4,000.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07

Uncle Sam Is pretty safe. Only
about twenty letters 90 usiray out of
every million Seut through the mails.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07
BAXTER

BAXTER LODGE, No. Is, A. o. wv
Meets every Friday evening. James T. Ryon,
AZ w; r. l.. Weaver, Rec; II L. McCreg0r,
Fin. Theo Griffin and Il. Il. English, Med.Exs
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07

MODERN WooOMEN OF. AMERICA.
Baxter Camp No. SGT meets every. second and
fourth Monday night in each month at :S0 In
Cooner's nall. JOuS McFADDEN, V. e.
n. Z. WEAVER, Clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-01-07

Mail and passenger trains run daily; ire, ,ino
daily except sunday; Mail CLOSEST ~
20 minutes before train time.
Baxter and Chetopa Mail and Hack Line.
Yuesday. Thursday and Saturday; Leaves Dan
teri u. m. Keelville $50; Meuose ~ A""
arrives ut Chetopa ats o'clock y m
Baxter Springs and Miami Hack Line Ray
TUESDAY, Thursday and SATURDAY Leaves ~
Ter M T;3O n. m; Miami. /. T., VI III.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

RAILROAD lime 1ADbG'
Kansas City, Fort Scott Memphis ha'iro""'
PASS .YGER TRAINS.
,,s, no,,d North Bound
Eo mi Ills II. IN No. 3Us. .... l0:SI u. M
No. 1903. ......5:li Il. IN. No. Si.....li'oo p H.
po,ra North Bound.
No. Si3 .l2:l5 y. IN. No. 3n.. .l2:to D. IN
No. 3l5 ..... 6:25 =. m. NO Sio''''''s'" ~ ''
Trains 40 sls and 3l4 carry passengers when
provided with tickets. -, - y..,,n Act
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BAXTER SPRINGS NEWS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY GARDNER q SMITH.

Rates Of Subscription. -.
Our copy, one year. Nv
One COPY, SIX m0nths. o oS
Ono copy, three months. .............. %
All subscriptions payable In advance anu ~, III
not puid In advance win be charged i0r ~ .ile
rate Of 81 30 per year. Subscribers VIII c1n,rI
favor by reporting to us promptlv"ny ia'""e
0ree&ive the NEWS. r.,, aud
AL kinds Of JOB PRINTING caI ciu;y ms"
promptly attendcdto. Call an"see epe0'. 'l'..
Entered at the post-ofice NJ Baxter springs
Kansas, as second class matter
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23
Dermi6te Grben.

Die @in5tebu19 BON no6betalt1ttert nltb
unberet Grbl 6aften, lomte @rbebu1t9 Don
@el6ern aus alien Sbeilen @uropas pirb be-
lor9t nnb Die 5u btelem 3pede lt0tbi9er 8ouz
mo6teu ut6 aQe erforberlt6e1 9ert6tli6en
SDfume11te d1S9eferti9t n1tO fir6lt6e Gertl=
ficdte bel or9t. Seine mebr ais 3OiGbri9e
8rarts int BEN Grbi 6oftsre9elu19e1 ul1b Yroz
5eiien, loute ale peronlailen, bic eiteS sltperz
ldiii9en &atb9ebers bebiirf en, 6erm. Nordz
NORTH 51 Gatbe 51 5ie6er1. Die 9eri6tli6et
MuffDroeru1tgen Don Der1ntBtelt grbelt lt11b
Is Sabre pon 6erm. Wtard1portb 9elomn1elt
unb merbelt mo6eltlt6, pte bieIelben eri6etz
mem, III bielem nub alien bebeutenben SlGt7
tern IN ben S%ereini9ten Staaten per0ffertlibt.
Die aufgefprberten Berlonen nollen it6 Direct
a1t 6erm. Mordmortb, SEQ. 224 & 226 8tne
Ctr, Cincinnati, O6io, menbelt, ba 9tiemanb
auBer tbm naberen &nfi9ltB seben fann.
A. Grblafer
ittb lol9e 8er1onen, pel9e grbi9oftet bitz
t%erloIien u1b oeren Grben 9eiu6t perben.
@dar6t, 8errb. gilbert, Grbelt ol1s M0derz
ling; g2itte, gStlbelm, @rbeu aus 6ambur9.
B. Dermi6te Grben
linb io16e 9erlonet, bic an elmer @rbl6oft
bet6eiliet li11b, bereu Q8pbuort pber gtotb=
fom1relt unbetannt lit.
8aller, Mtarr, aus 6ei6els6etm; 8erner,
Nnton, aus %9ibltneen; 8reitmater, @eor9,
aus &u1terbin9en; @arltelien, Sriebri6 @ilz
belnt, aus @ernebur9; 0reBler, @eorg unb
Srb6. 9lu9uit, aus S6onberg a.l.9.; Gurl@,
lllri6, aus Wtii6lbauleu; @uble, 2nbmt9 unb
Nil6elm, aus @99ctitet1t; SuDS, Waria
Carolina, 5ulebt @ieSbaben unb S6terlteir ;
@Db, 9einri6 ultb @ilbelm, ars S6naitz
beim; 9eeg, Sral5 Satob, aus Nl9affenbur9 F.;
SuBman1, Yeter, aus @Orben; Softer, &aroz
lime @briitine, 9eb. &be, aus &empteit, ansebl.
in Seem gorf @itp; Sang, Sobann @eors,
aus @eilbeim; &od, NsmuS l0uie; &riit,
Mbert Sulims, aus &arlsrube; Sufferer,
Nnra Maria ntb @liIabetb 0orotbea, aus
%gblinsen; Cling, ausuit @rneit. aus @epOa
Weann, Sobarn @eor9, aus Weitblbaaien
Meper, Allton @ottlieb, aus &etnbaul en
Mtannbarbt, 2oreua, aus Met9et; 8ebrs,
War9aret6a, aus 6obeualpe; Goi6, &tlz
belm, aus @pfenbofeu; &eupfe, Germ. Sd.
QSilbelm; 8etteralter, 2ouile. aus @loBenz
bol5beirn; @ied, Caroline, aus &ubmar
3ipfel, Moiiia, aus @l9ba6.
G. Goot ooer perfboaen GrflGrte
Iit6 iol9e Berlonelt, bic BET GrbI6aften be-
tbeili9t ultO 9eri9tli0 auf9eforbert iiub, li9
aber III 9e9ebelter Srtit nt6t 9enelbet bobeu =:
@der, Sriebri6 2outs, aus @immrib 6l1tb
Otto 2ubpig @ar1, II @rommertbiu
0erget, @leonore, aus 9ilbers; 20bmallt,
Sob. Srb6. &tlbelm. aus Selmitebt; Gina,
@eor9, aus 9o9itein.
Cincinnati, g., 90. Sar. 1898.
9erm. so ardmortb,
OeutI9er J~e6tsanmaIt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23
feuersbrunit in Ga ORANGE.

Cine Seuersbrunit, tpte lte Sic Ortl6aft
Ga Strange nocb ME 3uoor erLebt bat, berz
ntbtete in Der gtacbt BON 9ienItag ouf
MittwO4 stpet Der prdbtigiten @obnbauler
baielbit. Die 8eiiber berielben tparen
George 6. Stibmore, 8rdiioent un0 8ez
triebsleiter Ser g8innte Mabine &c., SEQ.
289 @abaib QlDe., unb S. 81. g. SaDes.
Sn Solge bicies Seuers bat Sic eleftrii6e
8eleucbtung beS SrteS bprldliig eingeitellt
tperben miiiien unb aub bie Sbdtigteit ser
@aliermerfe lit gebemmt, 10 baB bie Seuerz
fataitropDe 3u elmer @alamitdt fir Sic gauge
8etpDbneri6aft geporben lit. Der burb
bas Seuer anseribtete Se6abcn 1T arf
$4,000 abgeibabt.
9aS @ebGube bes 6errn Stiomore mar
Elm umfangreiAer, iebr elegant ausseitattez
ter 6olsbau, ber $4,000 ~foitete, mdbren6
Ser Snbalt auf $4,000 berani6lagt lit. Nuf
bem !Saus, tpeldbeS san5licb 3eritDrt lit,
rubt etne 8erit6erung bon nur $40, 900.
Ser 8erLuit bes 6aDeS'i6en 6aules bctrGgt
nit Snbalt $1,000 unb lit bur6 $500
8erii6erung gebedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23

Qeiber mar 6as Seler bon etnem TRAIT
rigen SAL begleitet. Sc. s.. Ge6fiel0, Oe1
leit allbertbolb Sabren Glerf bes Calumet
Clubs g%etpeien mar, ianf in Solge Dec
plobli6en SbrefenS auf 6em Wegc nad
letner 8Dbnung, 2313 Cottage @roDe 9lpe.,
por SEM 6alie 2003 Snbiana Npe. pbn>
mGbtig nieber. ST tpurbe aufge6oben nnb
na6 ieiner 8obnung 9ebra3t; eth Qr3t
ipnroe 9erufcn, bo6 inaren belien 8ez
mii6ungen erfolglos, 6err GebfteLo tpar
nab elmer baLben Stunbe cine 2etche. 9er
Sobtc lit an einem Ser3iibel unb man
nimmt at, 6aB Set S3ref einen 5er3i9lag
nerurladte.
9as iebt nte6ergebranrtte @ebGu6e tpar
bonn Calumet Club am FL. Qlpril 1883
bur6 eil1en .Ampfang unb 8an feierlibft
eingeireibt morbtn. Gs mar int romantz
i9en Stht e.ls Stein unb 8aditein erbaut,
unb iiinf Sto4toerfe bod unb tpar fir
Glub3pede npr3igLi6 eingeri6tet. Die
Soften fir BEN 8alt NIT benz 8auplab be-
trugen 5000, 900, Sic innere Nus1tattung
erfor0erte einen peiteren N~ufpan0 bon
$4,000.
Die Mgitation fir sic Griin6ung beS
Clubs nobm I'M Srii6iabr 1878 ibren Nns
fang. SIM Qprtl be1ielben Sa6res batten
itb beretts 120 6erren suiammengefnlt6en,
tpelbe etfrtgit fir 6as 3uitanbefommen bes
Clubs ptrften, ultter t6nen Sablrei6e GItere
un6 angeiebene @el6GftSleute. SIN elmer
G~erianmLung am 4. Qprtl tpurbe ber Club
v@alumet" g%etauft, mas 70 ntel bebeutet
tpie uSrieOenspfeife" Der erite 8rdiiOent
mar General Q(nion g. Sta9er, ber erite
Giceprditbent Charles S. Barnes, Sefretar
unO S6aBmeiltcr Srebertd g. Tuttle, bie
eriten 9treftoren Gbarles S. Barnes,
Wtlbelm @6isDelm Soiepb Coleman,
CHARLES @. 9rcip, 9luguitus IS. Gbptr,
S. @etbca, SumueL S. Glober, @6ion
&ettb, Gobert s.. Berrb, 9lnion Stager
nnb SreberiG g. Suttle.
NuS 8eitrittSge6iibr tpur6en 500, ais
idbrli9er 8eitrag $50 feitgeiebt. Dim Is.
@pril eriptrfte Set Club letnen G6arter unb
ertparb etn @ebGube an BET Wt6igan Nbe.
uno 18tenStraBe ais @lubbaus. Der iunge
Stub Deranitaltete balb cine &~unitauSftelz
lung nnb CAB cine MISUNDERSTANDING gu
@bren Der Mifroscopii9en @eieli9aft.
Nm "a. San. 1879 beranitaLtete 6erielbe
etnen feitlicben @mpfang 3u @bren Set 8rtz
maoon1a Wetnnte 6aud. Nnoere berDor@
ra9enbe @dite bes Clubs tparen II. 81. @e@
neral Grant nebft Satin. Ser Club
nabm an Witglte6er3a5l itettg gu unb bas
8eOitrfniB na9 etnem grOBeren glubbaus
mabte it6 iebr 9eltertb. SIM September
1881 tpuroen oann Bic 8lGne fitr baS
G%lub6aus an9enontmen, 6as 9eitern Ben
Slammen gum Spfer ftel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23
8ahn=unfau.
Gin Dorfaots3ue Ger Juitois Central ent=
eleift BET 8roofline. Der Gep6dmei=
fer S. G. Gbornton fdwer perleBt.

Cine offene Netde tpar Montag BET
8rootline, in ber NGbe Ser II. StraBe, Sic
l1rlacbe etteS 8a6nunfaQes altf benz @eleiie
Ser SQtnptS Central 8abn. @entge Wttz
nutel1 bot Sebn l1br fubr Elm 9oritaot3ug,
bon Ser 2ofomotioe No. PIT ge5o9en, in
iener @egenb nit GROCER Sabr9ei6minbtgz
felt lilblt9. Ser 9ofomotipfiibrer George
Oourtg fonnte int S6einc bcS &opflicbtcS
1etner 2ofomottne Die offengebliebene
Meicbe in ber 9fGbe bet II. StraBe beutltcb
bemerfer, es mar tDm aber trob iofDrttger
Qlnuenbung Ser 2uftbremien nidbt mebr
mDgli1, ben Bug 3eiti9 genug aufsubalten.
ST qab Dem Gonoufteur Elm @cfa6ritgnal,
6ocb ebe lebterer it6 mod iiber bic 8ebeuz
tung beS Signals pou flar getporoen tpar,
tparen Die 2%pfomDtiDe unb 0er @epGGtDagen
bereits aus Sen S6ienen seiprungen uno
auf Sic Scite gcfolen. Die bet0eu nd6iten
@aliagierwa9sons i"tiir3ten ebenfaQs auf
Ote Seite.
Ser berun9liidte BUG bate ben 8abnbof
um 8 l1br 35 W1in. Derlaiien uno beltano
aus 5 @aggons. SSn ser 9tG6e 0er 71iten
StraBe, 3tpii9en 8roOfbale nno @rano
@rolitng, fubr Ser 2ofomotipfiibrer NIT
boiler &raft in bic often gelaiiene 8ei9e
binein. 0er 2ofomotipfii6rer gouug unb
iein 6eiser rettcten iicb burcb etnen Sprung
bon ber Maf6ine. 8pn sen nabe3u 100
8aliagieren fam Niemanb 81 Shaoen.
Sdblecbt FAM BET Dem l1nfall u Der
@epadmeiiter S. s. Gborlton bapon. Ser
ielbe befanb fidb in benz 0epddpagen uno
beim l1mitur3e beiiclben ~itiir8te Elm i9perer
Softer auf tim Derab unb 3ermallnte tbnt
baS rec6te 8ein. Der unfaa pcr5ogerte ben
8erfebr nit bcn an ser SQtnoiS Central
8abn 9ele9enen 8oritGbtcn gan8 beOeuterb.
@rit ge9en Maittcrnabt paren Die @eletie
tptcber iotpeit tlar 9emacbt, 6aB 3i9e auf
Der Strede laufen fonnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23

3meife1bofte0 tnee m6sen un3us
p~erldiii9 fem; aber 10 9eptB wte 51petmal
31pei 9lei9 pier, bat "ANAKESIS' lid. lett
ei11em Gierteljo6rbunbert ais ell ul1triisli9es
6Gmorrboibelt oeilmittel bewGbrt. 9te Setlz
traft 6ieles III bic 5medmGBi9ite Sorm 9ez
bra9telt Mebicoments itebt feit, berptele Ell
bur6 ptele Sauienbe pon 8etlpteleit ber
2i1berur9 unb {6eilu19. 2etbelt Sn al
9dmorrbOiben, 10 sebran3e eS; Sin Serln6
fo It d 8; brau9lt 1lr .Neustaedter
o6reilirerr, nm unentseltli6 cine Nrnbe gu
befommer. 9te "Anakesis" 1T III allen
9lpotbeten 81 babeu. Breis ST.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23
Oas GountY=8
Die GommiGdre erbohen ihre Gehdlter.- Dit
Site Ger peri6feoenen Derptlt9nn9en.

Wett nur 8tpet Stimuen, e Stimmen Der
Gommi11Gre Gmericb unb Cool, oa9e9en,
beidloiien 9ienitag Die @onnt9commtllaree'
ibr eisencs @ebalt BON $2183. 80 auf $4,000.
uno 6as hires 8rdiibenten bon $3371. AZ
auf $4,000 iGbrlicb gu erbOben. Sett pier
Sabren batten Sic iebesmaligen @omnttlldre
cine @rb0bums ibres @ebaltes en1pfoblen,
fie batter es aber iebesmal BET oer @n1pteb7
lung bepenben laien, I'M iicb ntebt elmer
abfGQigen &ritit auS5lleben.
Sn Der 8ctptQigun9Sporla9e inn I'M
@roBet un6 @an5en tur tpentg Nerdlt1
b~erungen porgenommen. @ebaltserbObun7
oen nur6cn mn went9e empfoblen, IN
einiqeu 6dQen mirO zine @e6altsernteOrlz
SilfscomptrOaer 6ealD foa $4,000 itatt
$4,000, ser 8rotOfOu Glerf g5ai29 cine
3uIaae BON $500, bet 8n94alter Ofceart4q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23

Nab Nnnabme 0leler T0rIage bealttragte
@om. Start Bic @rncnnun9 zines Gomites,
6as nit BEN &icbtern iiber Wftttel un6
8ege beratben ioa, pte Sic Soften fir
Sen @ei3porenenbienit berabgeieBt tperben
f0nnten. Ser 9lntrdg Drrbe an9enomz
men urtb Sic @OmmtiiGre GIarf, @meri6
unb 9men gu Mtttglieber Oieies Gomttes
er11atnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23
S0ID0fnrA

Gin rettteS Malabter 9ebra1at Nott
Der GOttr+ Setpp 8relu9. Co. lit bier=
uttt beifetts ettpfoblett+ ScSt Glai1em
1ttto S6fern 5m Dabett. S%elepbpue
So $780, 8Ottlttt9 9epttt+ 80. $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23

@nftatt bel befannten bellenben Suften ouf Sos
fen 9etner &ln9e lnb 9eires 9oIles freten 2onf al
jeben @nfteu linb ollie Grtdltut9en fnrirt itnb ale Suus
9en= nnb 9alsIeioeu linoert uu6 belt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23
German
Syrup"

s. 6. 9obts, 8ector ser ct. Sartes
@piScopol=& trcbe in Gufaulo, NIa.: vDtetn
Sobn lit Wonate iebr OH ei1em fiircDterz
Ii6en unb bebrpbIicben Suitcn, 1nb na6z
benz ct ~neribiebene ~Gerorbnrngen bon
Ner5tcn pergebItcb oeriucbt, tpurbe ct bur6
ben @ebraucb BON 5pei 6laiben bon So
ibee's @erman SDrup
Gin Episcopal p0utg tpieber bergeiteut.
S6 fam i'm obnc @ettez
2secfor res empfehlen." Gbrontz
i6er, ic6per, ttefiiBenber
6uiten mic bieier itnb Die i%tGrfiten Britfun7
gen, bencn Elm Seilntittel ullterlporfen iDer9
ben fam. GS iin6 bieic lan9tpierigen Sale,
ipclhe 8oi6ee'S German Sprup GIT elmer
Spe5ialttdt mdcben. 8ielc Nnbere, ipelbe
cDenio, lpie bicier Sungc, 81 leiOen baben,
perOen WDbl tbu1, itcb bies 81 merfet.
S. S. 9lrrolb, MonteOtbeo, Minn.,
f6retbt: vS9 gebraucbe itetS @erman
Sprup fiir cine Grfdltltng III Der 2unge.
SCI babe ME ieineS @leicben gefunben-ge7
idbipeige benn ctpaS 8eiercS."
G. G. GREEN, a~Qetniger Tabrtfant,
@oo6burD, &c. s.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09
TO BE CONTINUED.
A NATIONAL CURRENCY THE BEST.

A NATIONAL CURRENCY THE BEST.
In speech in the Senate in 1897,
John G.. Calhoun said:
at appears to me, after bestOwing
the best reflection | can give no sub
ject, that no convertible paper-that
is, paper whose credit rests on a
promise to PAYS suitable for cur
rency. Bank paper is cheap to those
who make it, but dear, very dear, to
those who use it. On the other
hand, "a national currency, while it
would greatly facilitate its financial
operation, would cost nothing or next
to nothing, and would, of course,
add much to the cost of production,
which would give to every branch of
our industries great advantages both
at home and abroad. And | now
undertake to affirm without the least
fear can be answered, that a paper
issued by the government, with a
simple promise to receive it for all
dues would form perfect paper cir
culation which could not be abused
by the government; that it would
be as uniform in value as the metals
themselves; and | shall be able to
prove that it is within the constitu-
ton and toWers of congress to use
such Il paper according to the most
rigid rule of constituting the oonstitu-
ton" (tf.)
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09

my neck"
Thus directly importuned, Mrs. Ham
tlton moved a fraction more directly in
his line o. vision.
Il wish you hadn't put those blinkers
on, and wish could see you without
that cap; it's a regular Disagreement.
And you don't belong to them, nor they
to you"
The clear white of Nurse Hamilton's
smooth cheeks was suddenly stained a
vivid red. She did not look at him as
she administered her rebuke:
"You must not talk to me so. You
are silly, impertinent boy, and shall
send another nurse to you. will not
stay"
She raised her hand Wit. a quick ges-
ture. She was too late Her white
frilled cap was swaying triumphantly
on the apex of Dicks daring fingers.
Eyes, you will, Norrie. I knew I
could not be mistaken. knew your
voice. You couldn't put it in mob
cap and blue goggles. Now thep"-he
flung the cap upon the foot of his bed
II have not made such an Internal mess
of things after all; for | have found
you"
She was looking at him with wide
eyes through mist He had called her
''Norrie," and the ice crust that had
been forming over her chilled and lone
ly heart suddenly broke up under the
warmth of the boys caressing tones
In the six short months of her life at
White Cliffs Dick had been her most at
tached squire. This, the youngest of all
the Lorimer boys, had been a special
favorite Of hers, and she of his His
"little sister," his Madame John" and
his princess Norrie" had been pleasant
to remember. She had no grievance
here She leaned ward him with dewy
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09

one night to see Dennis at old Isha,n's
mousse They patched it up some way
between them. Then when mother GOT
H. she began to worry so over Dennis
mat Rafe and | started out in search of
a brother. and found him. But Won
were the long-lOst sister | was hunting
lot. got disheartened, though. and
agreed to go home with the bows"
Dick, oh, Dick, have been such an
awful fool! John will never forgive
me-never! He ought not to-"
johns wife was sobbng, there on her
knees by the boys bedside He laid his
hand caressingly on her bowed head.
:, won't you please tell me all about
IT, SISTER Nora? | know I'm nothing
out lubberly boy, but we Lorimer bows
don't go back on our womenkind for a
trlte told the boys Norrie was all
right Thank God, you have not made
me take word of it back Won't Won
let me send word to John, Norrie? just
telegraph the one word: Come"
Not yet Wait. Go to sleep now
dear. | must think, alone"
She stood up, kissed him tenderIv on
the forehead, and then stole quietly
away to her own room.
The day was nearly gone when she
came back to him. Her face, thinner
and whittier by many degrees, Dick
thought. than when John had first
brought her to White Cliffs, wore look
OF such absolute serenity that it had
gained an angelic touch of beauty.
"Norrie, you are divine! You look as
II you had been closeted with an
angell"
II have been," she said, with sweet
gravity-"the angel Of peace. | have
written to John myself, Dick"
=, "hurrah! Won't somebody please
throw up my hat for me?--that is, if I
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09

.,,-, s,,c, d. ,,I..,... ~ f-,--,;,r-,
..na oh n,ek ar. IN. to-i,r..-. for.
o4ving4-.
The Lorirner forgiveness - not in.
yoIved here. Oh. b. the tva-. this came
while you were zon~ He pu. an I'M
sealed note. in her hand ..Tha, must
have been rnonstrous luszg letter. Eor-
rie You've been gone three hours
She did not answer him. She was
reading the note Feminine instinct
made her look a. the signature first
"Sibley Fairbanks She started. and
with a wildly beating heart read on.
What she read was this
MY DEAR Ma LosIMrR l have Ju=r beard
by thu nersst chance rgo.r surgeon being a
persona. 'F,Fnd on mine %, your ineoh'eHient
sssli,,T 81, ,,.-..er ,.,..,','..,,t, NE
have called ia person 80 l.lalr.- hur An making
forced and hurrI'd prc-s'ra sons to leave for
r-rhoHrNlr. haNGe .n~i .''h wired that my
gretsat your satn and de- MO-. Yoar trIend
and neishbor SrpLEY FAIHBA,ks
Sikley Fairbanks Poor Amclia's
first husband! The man who had de-
serted her 80 hcartle>sIv She had never
seen him Nellie married him while
she, Nora. was teaching in q school in
Arkansas But Mcllie's child would
know its father at last Would il be fer
Ninette's happiness?
She folded the letter and slipped it
back in the envelope. Dick had opened
it impusiveIy by running his forefinger
under the flap The unbrokcn wax i'm
preston Of martlet confronted her.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09
JsFFERSCN AND JACKSON

Were Opposed to Banks of Issue Roth
State and National.
Andrew jackson it was who said
"lf congress has the right under the
constitution to issue paper money. il
was given them to be used by them
selves, not to be delegated to indivi
duals or banking corporations"
Thos. Jefferson it was who said
Bank paper must be suppressed
and the circulating medium must be
restored to the nation to whom it be-
longs. 1t is the only fund on which
we can rely for loans, it is our only
resource which can never fail us. and
1t is an abundant ne for every neces-
sary purpose
If you believe in the doctrine of
Jefferson and jackson and have the
manhood to back up your belief with
your votes, what party will you be
actlhg with to-day If.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09
This Winter Must n. m.

Our old weather prophet Loren
man of Plymouth, makes the rr,,
cation that the coming winter viii,
most severe for this section tbs
have had since Dennison WAS 4, o.
1888.
DE e~s TINS forecast on the fila
grount. |. The husks on cgr
much thicker than usual and an
deep orange tint instead Of a hgLt "A
hue. 2. The hogs melt runs iagg.!
stead of smooth. 8. The geax
taken from a May raised fowl "A
larger and whittier spots than CUSTOM
and they resemble the canals d IA
4. The crop Of nuts of all hai. id
mense, and the squirrels and 5ag,nuI
are laying in prodigious store sG'y
the season. 5. The partridges audvl
cock are lighting III barns and outhal
instead of trees, and ducks are firm,
U shaped instead of Y SHAPED ag.hl
ward the south. 6. The green tfqJI
changing their skins and are eva :
seeking cool wells and springs tr !
winter quarters.
These signs, Mr.. Cushmansvers,s 4
tail, and he stakes his reputation I
their accuracy.-NOrwich y. T. =
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09
Novel Window Decoration.

This is the scheme of IA Young va
with more decorative ideas than II
and only hall sitting room On VIC
exercise her talents. She was nd
ticularly charmed with the couvsaa1
appearance of her window, and SER
ranged thus:
Across the top she mailed Te7a
row shelf, with tiny strip tackeisa
IT. Against the wall, resting uf1a
shelf and kept from falling by tbs 2
she placed various blue aud whitsp "a
the blueness of which WIS not tei
because IL was of IL cont Japane'e =
and not of old willowware. Dow =
sides she screwed few HOOKS ssa
these she hung certain other deof'11
plates. Tine ones near the bolton :
real antiques, and the others beng :
er could not be SO closely examines
The Holland shade was banisnS- ]
the curtain that fell from a LIS
just beneath those blue plates was
sheerest, palest, yellow silk shs
ind. Another shelf across the D"gDl
the window held three or four Ifas
soming plants in odd shaped, caiT
colored little iardinieres -NeF
World.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09
A Modern Lear

A modern Lear who mad to fsa
worse things than Shakespeare y
ter has been iiying in Hungs'
Zombor, in lie perso / O.. johann
mar, who was tie r!r.-zt 7 asa
prietor Of the district. L. lad Nv
RED daughters and upon Their ~
divided his entire property aIaGls !,
only making it q condition ID.
should receive and keep him -
long as he l.,,l. !
For a time all wen vel. bu' -
sool arose, and the l'~ ia"an's 4
five sons-in-law agreed Z ~ a'G
the old man There wa ~ s"%
della in the case, and ,le O'
project was carried out Ia the W.
manner. The Did n.m. "a7 s1.s
death and his body thrown lh'"
IRE In the fields, where his cLn''
mains have been lvund and ~
by some of the old mans fof~N
snts.
The five sons-in-laW are unAa
They endeayor indeed to e1es
wives, but public opinion IN US FL
considers them equally guilty "" W.,
Observation-Disclosures Corresponds
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09
Boston Statutes Phila'lelfn'r

Philadelphia society nas disO.ss
new diversion. At the latest
OF the Quaker aristocracy The -
the occasion were bonnet " u
contest between the gentlelneD -
whistling match between 'n' 4
The prizes in these competitions j,
been awarded, a house cat Va: I y
ward as the prize to be won y p
OF progressive old maid. AND AZ
delphia manages to keep awaAV'
Herald