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The Van Buren press., 1893-07-22
Connissieaers Sale.

AIotice b hereby given, That whereaa on the
IN 10Th day Of Nay, 1884 In . suit pending in the
United States Circuit Court for the Western
District q Arkansaa in ChanceSy,- wherein To.
peka Investment d Loan CO. and C. 8. Gleed
Trustee, were plaintflk and Dorastus Pnyne and
Eliza Payne were detendantR decree VA Fen.
deEed giving judgement In favor Of said Topeka
Investment 4 Loan Co for the sum foa s61 and
the costs Of suit with interest thereon from the
date Of judgment until paid against eaad Dogas.
tua Payne and Eli1a Payne, and ordefing and
directing that unless sbaad Dorastus Payne and
Eliza Payne, should on or before June lst is0a
pAy to the plaintiff Topeka Investment & Loan
Co the sum Of 0U0 With interest and costs, the
equity Of redemption Of Doxastus Payne and
Etisa Payne and ~ nght title or ciatm Of Elisa
Payne 10 Dover and Hooestead in and 10 ne
fouowing property dtgetsd IN Crawford coanty.
'Ths NKk and he Nwk a.d al hat pa.t Of
the SEX lying North and West Of Gear CFeek.
Of Section q, Township 10 North, Rsuee q West
Of Fifsh Principal Meridian containine - scfcs
more or less" stand forever barred and forecloe.
"a and that sead property be sold 10 satisfy sAid
judgment and PfsstDn G. West having been ap-
pointed special commissioDer TO sen the land
above described:
Nov. therefore, under and By virtue Of the
power vested IN ne BY said decree. viii On
SATURDAY, AUGUST srH, 1soH,
seu aid land ct public ogtcry, to satisfy said
Judgment ct the Front Door Of The Circuit court
HoVse In the town Of Van Barren CrsvfoFd
County. Arkansas to the highest bidder for
cash In hand between the hourx Of 10 Z N.
and P. m
., ssndsl; :. Z Anl Pnsrox c. WE:r.
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Diitsr Dsvwea's Dss0.

Col. y. A. Hrowef j. edsad.
The pubue will - checked and
grisved q this announcement He
died st the Hotel Lorraine, idaho
Springs. Cola, Tuesday night.
Months Ag0 It became apparent
that his health was falling and his
physloia,,. Dr.. w E. Green, advised
. change Of climate. He however
continued his duties - editor OF The
Gasette until absolutely forced 10 take
. vacation.
He left here June 10 for Denver,
but consumption was even then in
sidiously sapplns away his life, and
friends viewed his condition with
alarm. Il was hoped that In .
change Of climate be would regain
sufncisnt strength to enable him 70
grasp new lease of life, bat the
change came 100 late.
He remained at Denver one month
and went from there to Idaho Springs
. week ago. The announcemsut OF
hls death came 10 w u Kavanaugh,
business manager of The Gasette, this
morning.
The deceased was about 80 yeass
old and was . native Of Virginia.
Little Rook Democrat
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Arbitration Instead Of Lawsuits.

"Arbitrati0n," said Charles L.
Turk. ais gaining friends in. COM
mercial as we'll as diplomatic cir.
clcs. Our London houre was re.
Gently involved in . difference of
account for q large sum, and the
other side sent in Q form issued
by the Chamber Of Commerce of
the city describing how the mat
ter ct issue could be settled by
arbitrstion, just as though all the
parties interested had been men,
bers and . dispute had arisen over
some trifling matter. This Cham
Der of Commerce is purely a trade
protective and extension associa-
ton, all stock aud share trading
being done on the Royal Exchange,
and this arbitration idea is merely
to save time and expense TO mer-
chants. Our people agreed and
had every reason TO be satisfied
with the result, especially as we
gained the day in almost every
item in question. The total cost
of the proceedings was about <4O,
or $3OO, and the case was settled
in two weeks. Ifit had gone to
court, it would not have come to
trial within eight weeks, and then
fhono -nuld hava hAnn al aarfn ~
appeals. The number Of cases set.
tied by friendly arbitration in this
country ON very similar lines to
these is increanng rapidly, and
one Of the results IL . great i'm
pfovement IN the feeling between
houser. Nothing 90 completely
sntagonises people ~ . lawsuit,
while . friendly arbitration often
brings them together.-St. Louis
Globe -DemOcrat,
The Van Buren press., 1893-07-22

senator Jas. X. Jones has gone to
Warrington.
The Van Buren press., 1893-07-22

II rode down the hill in . south
westerly direction until We reach.
ed the open field. This field had
laid ont until bushes from 4 to o
or 8 feet high had grown up. In
front of rs and to the right and
left could be seen U. 8. soldiers
by the scores, under the shade OF
these bushes, some playing cards,
others playing mumble.peg, aud
kome asleep regardless Of war or
wars alarm. In fact look which
way we might we could see blue
coats.
The situation was not only criti
cal but dangerous. Gould We even
entertain . hope Of succeeding
when it was evident that we must
pass thro' this mob before success
could crown our efforts. What
must We dot We had gone too
far to turn back, SO We concluded
to succeed or die in the attempt.
So We rode on slowly thro' the
field in . westerly direcSVOn and
soon began to pass blue-costs ON
either side of US, in grOops under
shade Of the bushes.
Now was the critical time with
us, for We knew that our safety de-
pended on our ability to deceive
our enemies, 80 we began singing,
whistling and knocking each 9th.
er's hats, to the delight ofthe boys
In blue. We kept this mp until We
had reac he'd . point some distance
west Of DR.. Thurston's residence.
Then We angled to our len, bear.
ing south until We struck the road
from town, out BY DR..
place, which We soon
reached. Instead Of stopping IN
front Of the house, We went to the
rear, and here We found Col. Bow
ems fine black horse saddled and
tied; and to our surprise saw out
in the edge Of the Dr's orchard
fifteen or twenty o. a. soldiers
with their side arms on, carrying
apples aud making cider. But
they did not seem to notice us, so
We felt pretty safe, and turned oul
attention to the object of our
search.
CONTINUED NEXT wEEK.)
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WA 1nhy vs ~. ~ esSs ~ Ons1mA
WA - ~ - Chih. - 0ssd tor CasnosiA
WAa - hsns NlA - ding 10 Cas1mtA.
NAa he AaA CAAdrsn, ~ sssssAm cAsepst
Real Estate HaxEains.

J. r. MulLA. oGen Tor sale 50 aeFes Of land in
small OF large loss sitasted noStheass Of and I'd.
jaeens 70 the city Of Van Buren. Ark
Eight lots unimproved. and lcts improved
with good ho1ses o them
An Of The .loss situated In block Drennea
Additioa 10 the city Van Buren,
I-ots l and I block 8. In The city Of Van BuEn.
both loh have tenant houses ON them good
eisse1n. etc.
Any pefson wishing 10 buy lad for aetual ~
temees or for speculation Win Do we'll 10 call on
ne before pur-AAsing elsewhere An the above
property = offered for sale and at sueA prices
warTAaty dtses VII Be given 10 any purchaser
Of The above described property. Exantne ths
property and you want 10 buy an or any part
and VII give sach bargains, that no one want
ing 70 buy real essaae vii iaalso purchase
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1Then You won't help me out p
asked the begger.
sSN~M

sThen you won't help me ont p
asked the begger.
SNo.n
"Tm sorry, sir" said the begger.
Il dislike to disturb you, bat I'm
q Mason, too.r
The reporter ie . Mason, and
that remark stopped him again.
sYou live in Orange r he asked
the begger.
~Yee.a
aHved there longfo
4Several years-n
-Knov many people there.fn
YEA know . good many
~Evef net Hiram Abif in
Onnge p
sAbiHr lid The beggsr. .Hir.
Ian AbiEi There's Q family Of
Abinb live in the sane street with
De. Pve net two or three Of them
bat ] never net Hifan.n
Good nightn said the reporter.
@Fn afFaid l can't help you.n And
PefAAps the be9gae l. wondering
yet Aasoas via hase No tRoable
N Undertaking i1s.N. Y. SsA.
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snA1sR Jones
~ ARhnnnas 0on1ssnnan Dee3arsslnRa.
ywefSslvsr ~ Unlinits1 CsanagA

n AKhnnnnD 8on1ssnon Dee2nxos n n.
veeef1IlvsF NJ Unllnitsl Cslnags.
DATED Statss Ssnator james K.
Jonss efWashington, Ark.. vas In ths
dty - Boats 70 Chicago. thence to
Washington, D. c.
When ooen ak hls hotel lat evening
u HsnAtpr vAs In the best of humoe,
and ehssrfally gave . hsisf opinion Of
What ought % b done 70 relieve the
psepls.
aRagArding the silver question. +"
eAid hA ''thsFs h no doubt that thsrs
aEs any gold standard Dsaocrats,
anA I an fully eoaviRcsd that the
present feeling b cAnssd mere nom .
lnek u confidence than BY the real
snzcity Of money. There b . large
olnoant a silver hallioa new in the
9tsasnry vanlh which ought 10 b.
o1lned 10 pay o6 the noess that Il vas
Intended 10 redeem. / cannot eay, of
eoaEss. what Congress viii do, but I
vim voes ~ any measure that viii
elvs ~ silver money a . parity With
aoad- I would surely vote fue IN nm
bnltsd coinage bill he question d
tlaiss CAn The Unitsd stnsss aaerd to
~ the experiment slone, since the
ca World has demouetised silveff I
11link ~ ean ssesAin an unlimited
atnage. I lam . blnstallist: but -
grAd AAs stsadily increased In value
slsses lezs, II has produced ths inprss-
nltn that TIE prices Of commodities
have decreAsed, but this IL not tr1e.
Whils there u no doubt that the pres
~ Shsrman set will b. repealed, yes
sheuA this BE- done unconditional.y
e yin give us no relief. The value Of
eansscy under the Sherman act has
bsel increased SIC, ,coa. .ooc. and this
fhct sesms TO havs been lost sight Of.
TAe thck i that the brainissi man can
~ fbrstsll what viii BE- done at the
en1lsa sssa1oa a Congrssa. bat l an
~ Aeosst money. silver and gold
nsney. cainsd in unlimitsd quantities
- u prsssnt hasis, and ii foreign
ooantriss uill not accept il, noe IN
tnosRnatisnal money congress agfss
upoa . nxsd standard, I aver The
Unisea Ststes trying it ALONE" 81
lxonip Hepubiic.
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Ex.0ov. Eagle told Editor Brown
of the Arkansas Press that he could
moi nov say whether he would b In
the face ibf Berfy's seat In tho senate
of not, that he know ofnO reason Why
he ehould mot b . candidate II he de-
elred. The ex-governor refuses to be
laid away on the shelf. if.-Ratesvills
Guard.
tits . frss country, % called, and
there b nothing 70 prevent ex-Gov.
Eagle nom becoming candidate tor
the Benate. II he 20 desires.
The Van Buren press., 1893-07-22
Gen. c. B. Moore. Of Little Rock,
Attorney for the Mo. Pacific Railroad,
II in the city looking after the Coan-
pany's business IN the circuit court.

Hon. g. w. Peel was In Muskogee
last week, filing his bond, prepAra.
tory 70 making the Delaware Indian
payment. He thinks the payment
viii b made In thirty days.
The Van Buren press., 1893-07-22

Ex-Senaaor Wade Hampton
roapdly denoances the nev licsor
nv of he esate.
Ividonoo os the retaru Of conf
lonoa IN financial circles IL to BE-
1hona . every haAd n The Treas
~ DepartAent, washingsen.
The Van Buren press., 1893-07-22

Gevssner Flahhaek = The sherman Act.
Governor Fishback received thslDl-
lowing telegram Monday from the
New York World:
New York, July II, 1898.
Hon. VIM. Fishback. Little Rook, Ark:
The World dssires to present with
fairness aud justice both sldes Of the
sllvsr question, and would regard It .
fAvos to have you stA,e whether, in
yoar opinion the repeal Of the Sher-
nan cot would be the best remedial
legislation for the present crisis, and
whether, under the present critical
circumstances, the extra session had
mot better lsAve tariff legislation to
the regular session. Wire ct our ex.
penss. THe WORLD.
Tho Governor wired the following
reply:
Il ieply "a your telegram, the peo-
pc wese promissd nom every rostrum
thstifthey would give the Democratic
party charge Of all branches. Of the
Government, they would repeal the
Sherman law, establish free coinage
efsilvsr and gold ., proper ratio and
among The very first things reduce the
tAxl6 % . revenue hasis. II they hil
% carry out their pledges. and espsc-
laily Il they permit this gigantic con-
sptracy amoag the oreditors Of the
world 70 rob the debtors to b CON-
eanAtsd. they viii recsivs . castigs-
tln at the next election that will
tssoh al opucsensd the power Of the
psspls vAsn onos fully aroused BY .
ssass q injustice. The sooner they
eamply With thsss promises the bet-
~. w. n. FisHBACK.
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CAilazeaas Cate SAyi.sl

Preceptor- OF course you want
to 90 to heaven, Willie Z willie
I should say not l amt enough
stuck ON pulling OF grandpe's
boots for thak.-DetrOit Tribune.
~Herbert, can you name the
winter months p Herbert Yes
ma'am Decem-a part Of Nay.-
Chicago Inter Ocean.
First little boy jat school-Mam.
M didn't pat up half enough lunch
to-day. Second little boy-Mebbe
she waited till after breakfast and
hadn't much appetite--Good News.
Old gentleman-Been over to
Europe, chi Did the vessel you
travelled on make good tinef Lit
tie boy-I couldn't tell; there
weren't NO Telegraph poles- Good
Newa
-Tm going to have . party on
ny birthday = said Nollie. sWhas
kind p asked Jennie. SOh, 1 don't
know. Republican, l guess. That's
What papa ID -Harper's Young
professor said Freddie, Who
was taking his music lesson. auhen
four people sing it's . quartet, isn't
itf' 1Yes." SWELL, when two peo-
pie sing shoaldnt il be . pint-etir
Washington Star.
The Van Buren press., 1893-07-22
water A. Medicine.

The human body 10 constantly
undergoing tissue change. Worn
out particles are cast aside and
eliminated from the system, while
the new are ever being formed
from the inception of life until its
close. Water has the power of
increasing these tissue changes,
which multiplies the waNe pro-
ducts, but st the same time they
are renewed by its agency, giving
rise to increased appetite, which
in turn provides fresh nutriment.
Persons but little accustomed to
drinking water are liable to have
the waste products formed faster
than they are removed. Any OBJ
struction to the free working of
natural laws at once produces dis
ease, which, If once firmly rooted.
requires both time and money to
cure. People accustomed to rise
in the morning weak and langnid
viii find the cause in the imper-
feet secretion Of wastes, which
many times may be remedied by
drinking . full tumbler of water
before retiring. This very mate
rally assists in the process dur
ing the night aud leaves the tis.
sues fresh and strong and ready
for the active work of the day.
Hot water is one of our best rem.
edial agents A hot bath on going
to bed, even IN the hot nights OF
summer, 10 . better reliever Of in.
somniA than many drugs. In
famed parts will snbside under .
constant poulucing Of real hot
water.
Among the greatest curiosities
ofthe cyclone 10 the tree into which
. spade 10 driven. This was on
the farm Of Mr.. Aullinnix. A new
spade is stuck seven inches into
. black oak tree, two feetin diane
ter, without breaking the handle
or bending the iron. George Tay-
lor brought the oak tree to town
and this afternoon placed it on the
government acre, in . tent. to be
exhibited. The admission fee 10
ten centA The money 10 to 20 for
the benefit ofthe Gullinnix family.
The arm that Manufactured the
spade that stack in the tree has
offered 4900 for the tree They
want ii - On exhibit Of their wares.
Tho body Of the tree 10 about ten
feet l0ug.-GuthHie Capital.
The Van Buren press., 1893-07-22

Attorney General Clark is hard 1t
work preparing the papers In . num-
bee Of Important suita which will be
hroueht within thirty days. Ono Of
thsoasss viii bs against the bondsmsn
os Rev. 8. H. Buchanan, and Il ID said
that suit will also 30 brought against
The trustees of the insane asylum, who
passsd upon the last bond given by
buchanan. Another cult will be
against tho leases Of the State Prison
70 rocovor 81. 900. which lt u claimed
10 de- the State. Other suits aeainst
various railways will be brought "a
recover back taxes.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

Just one year ago today we started
in the drug business and we feel that
we are under many obligations TO the
people of Baxter Springs and the sur
rounding country. You have been
very liberal in your patronage 10 us
aud we thank you kindly for il. We
highly appreciate your many favors,
and we hope that all of Your dealings
with us have been satisfactory 10 your
selves. This year we will carry more
than double the stock we did last and
will endesvor to give you The very best
prices possible to obtain. Our goods
will always he fresh and the best made.
Inferior articles De WtU not keep.
You can never be too careful in buy
ing drugs. The best is always the
cheapest. Our line of patent medicines
is the largest and most complete in
Cherokee county. What we haven't
got In stock we will be glad to get for
you. Our prescription department,
which is the most important part of a
drug store, we make specially of.
If we shouldn't have what your pre-
scription calls for we will tell you so
and not substitute something, which
is very often done. We scOrn such
business and would not stOOp to it
under any consideration. Our paint
and oil department is well stocked.
We carry only the best grade of linz
seed oil and Golfers white lead, which
has no equal. We can make you
prices in this department that will
surprise you; SO for your own good
don't buy paint until you see us. Our
perfume iiue is without an equal. We
get all the new odors and can sell
them in any quantity desired. And
when 1t comes to stationery you must
not overlook us. We have large
and well assorted stock from the penny
pad TO the finest quality of writing pa
pers in all styles, visiting cards, regret
cards, etc. In drug sundries we can
certainly suit and please you. Our
toilet soaps are simply elegant. We
carry the largest and finest line of do
mestic and imported cigars and to-
bacco in the city, without question,
and our pipes are not to be overlooked
for we have all styles, shapes and
sizes for the least money you ever saw.
We carry a large line of fishing tackle,
minnow seines and hammocks-can
even supply you with live minnows.
Again thanking you for past favors
aud awaiting YOUR further commands
we are Yours truly,
MCFADDEN & PRICE.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15
BAXTER SPRINGS, KAN.
YOU OUGHT TO GO.

Again we desire to ask the gentle
reader If he or she has enjoyed visit
to j. r. fuckers store within the past
two weeks. If not il is too bad. You
ought TO 60. Everyone, rich or poor,
feels better, looks better and is better
when clothed in suit of new, beauli-
ful goods such as Tucker has an al
most endless variety of, aud at the
prices he is making, no person, old
or young, in this vicinity should be
without fresh, clean, new outfit TO
wear on special occasions. fuckers
line of white goods embraces hand
some satin and lace stripes, dotted
Swiss in all white and printed, In.
dia linens, etc., Of many patterns.
Then there are the lovely pongces, the
new and beautiful Kiowas dimintine,
the zepherines and gipghams, the ex-
quisite imported satteens, all wool
serges, silk warp henriettas, percales,
lawns, ETC., with the most charming
interminglibg of bright, rich colors
and dainty tints you ever looked at. IL
is useless for us TO attempt to de-
scribe them-a personal inspection,
which is free to all, is the only way TO
get the correct idea of them. In the
lace department you will find the fin
est point d. Irelande and all styles.
Gloves of all kinds-'lressed and un-
dressed kids, all shades, silk mits, etc.
A full line of ladies' underwear-vests
from 70 up. Trimming silks in all the
various shades. handkerchiefs, hosiery,
fans, ETC., in fact there is scarcely an
article in the dry goods line that you
can think of which Tucker has not
provided for in his new spring and
summer stock. All he asks is that you
call and see his store and get prices
before buying.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15
FREE CAR FARE.

Having recently added to my store
room capacity the large room adjoin-
ing on the west by cutting four large
arciways it gives ne pleasure 10 state
that / now occupy the largest store
room in Southern Kansas, which [
have spared no pains to fill to its ut
most capacity with full line of new
goods, consisting of all of the latest
patterns in ladies' and children's wear
of every description; also including
the latest novelties in gents wear.
When in Columbus / will be pleased
to have you call and examine my
stock. If you are pleased with my
bargains of any department l will pay
car fare 10 aud from Columbus from
any railroad station in Cherokee coun-
ty to any purchaser to the amount OF
ten dollars or more, until further no
tice. Yours for bargains,
j. G. LITTLE.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15
.OPPERMAN

We have just received an
other car load Of Buggies,
Carriages, Road and Spring
Wagons, etc. These vehicles
we're built expressly for this
market, and the manufac-
turers have spared no pains
to make them absolutely re-
liable. For beauty, STYLE
finish and quality Of materi-
al used they cannot be beat
en-. These goods are bought
direct from the MANUFAC-
TURERS and FOR CASH,
consequently we can and will
make you prices that will be
perfectly satisfactory. Our
motto is to sell on close mar
gins and make quick returns.
We invite our customers
and friends to call, inspect
our elegant line and get our
prices before purchasing.
Also a full line Of the best
hand made Team Harness,
PlOw Harness, Buggy Har-
ness, Stock Saddles, Ladies'
Saddles, Boys Saddles, and
everything in the Harness
line, complete at the old re-
liable harness store Of
]. B. OPPERMAN,
BAXTER SPRINGS, KAN.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15
GREAT
SHOVEL 'EM OUT
SALE.

The season for new dresses is here
and PoLsTER is prepared to please
the plain and the most fastidious.
Don't be prejudiced-buy 'em where
they are cheap.
The greatest bargains yet offered
this season. Every yard is worth
from &c to 10c, and they go three
days at uniform price Of sc.
LOOK YE, LOOK YE, LOOK YE.
Indigo prints. -oc
Turkey red and figured prints - -oc
Hamilton prints. s.----------5c
Medallion prints. .-----------oc oc
Windsor silver gray prints ------- DC
Windsor fancies prints s---------- --oc
Windsor mourning, stripe or fig'd, DC
Merrimack fancies. .---.----5c
Pacific Mousseline. .....---.---5c
SATIN GLACE .------------oc -oc
Remember the dates,
Today, Monday and Tuesday,
April Is, II and Is.
IAAM r Dol CTER
THE BARGAIN DRIVER.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15
GASOLINE STOVES!

We wish to say TO the people of this
vicinity who are contemplating the
purchase of II Gasoline Stove this
spring that we have full line of the
celebrated QUICK MEAL STOVES which,
after giving every style and make a
fair trial. have proved themselves the
best in every particular. Call and see
them. MCELHINEY " son.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15

A little, cool for ice cream last Sun
day, but the sign was right and we
had il just the same.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15

For Northern Seed Potatoes anc
Garden Seeds that will grow goto
J. j. FRIBLEY's.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15

Golfers strictly pure white lead and
all colors of tints-the best In the
world. Also best linseed oil sold at
Polster's Corner Drug Store.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15
NEW MIILTNERY,

Cali on Mrs. w. w. Jones and SCI
The new Hats and Flowers. A nic'
line of ladies' trimmed hats and chill
dren's headwear.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15

For the best make of Ladies' Shoes
20 TO COoper's. All styles and prices
and the largest stock ever shown in
Baxter.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15

The school house square has jus
been surrounded by a new, neat ant
substantial hardwood fence.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15

When your tooth aches, do not thinf
il will have to be extracted. Go to
Dr. Boyd and have II saved.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15

Ice Cream and summer drinks ut
III. OHLESs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-15

Columbus is having trouble with
burglars. Columbus always has trou.
BILE with something.