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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-05

WAGES have already been reduced IN
nearly every department Of labor When
q tax is laid on sugar and tea and coffee
and the coal trusts get q tight hold up
on The public it will be time % begin to
estimate The advantages Of the change.
Darlington JolrHaL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-05
CnAs.L HARPER, EDITOR AND PROP R

SINCE Mr.. Cleveland has taken u
daily prayer for the salvation OF toe
democratic party, wo have not noticed
that our excellent tai!ors, Messrs Jeide
and Clifford. have laid in an extra stock
Of knee psds for use in this community.
TIE Milwaukee add St Louis brew
ers are having any amount Of trouble
over the methods Of Judging ne merits
OF tue beer from the respective cities.
Pabst Of Milwaukee wants the award
and will likely get il It is worth piles
Of money 10 him if he does.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-05
Graat County Setal

Fafsrsdat ne Past QHee IN Lanelstsr, ats.
az second class matter.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28
END OF THE STRIKE.
Cotton Spinners Will start nc Manchester
Next Monday.

Manchester, March 24-An agreement
has been reached by which the great cotton
strike will be ended. The Federation OF
Master Cotton Spinners and the Amalga.
mated Association of Operative Cotton
Spinners, met yesterday afternoon 10 dis
cuss terms for the settlement of the strike
The operatives We're willing to accept q
reduction of . II per cent III
wages. but some of the masters insisted
upon per cent reduction. 1t was the
duction that precipitated the strike, which
resulted in the stnppage of between 14.OOO,-
900 and 15,O00,OOO spndics.
Many diverse opinions as to the proper
, method of settling the trouble were adj
vanced and argued pro and con, the repre-
sentativcs of the spinners holding out
sturdily against any proposal carrying with
it q reduction larger than the one they had
offered to accept. Both sides We're deter
mined to secure the best possible terms
for themselves, and in consequence, the
meeting was a protractcd one. For twelve
hours. with no intermission for food, the
various aspects of the case and the sew
eral questions involved, We're discussed in
all their bearings. 1t was finally agreed
that the spinners should accept Il reduction
of 7 pence on the pound in their
wages
The masters agreed to again start their
spindles Monday. and thus ended one of
the longest fights ever known III the cotton
trade.
Influenza has virulently appeared through
out southern Russia.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28

Influenza has virulently appeared through
out southern Russia.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28

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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28
Scott Emulsion

Of COD-L1vER OIL with hypophosphes of lime and soda,
is resaI Spring nvlsh~fnt 1t makes the weak strong
and preserves strength those enough possess
it, Consumptive, and all whose lungs weak not
well get along without it. Thin persons need the flesh it
supplies. Those whose blood is impoverished either by
chronic ailments the strain of Winter and children
whose energy Slapped by growth ought to take SCOTS
EMU In fact almost everybody needs IN the Spring
the ready nourishment it furnishes
The reason for this universal benefit
food and such form that
All enulshed
PARTICLES be assmilaed The
SCOTS EMULSION enlfd and the oil made paatabe
with stomacs
world endorse
& BOVINE, N y. IT.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28
THE CONSTITUTIONS WATCHES

Tho Core+;t,+;o 10
ne CONSTITUTION mas made ar
;tt ien's 20 iurhlSh their subscrlntrs2
WIN Watches ranging from So.oO to 9loo
ana can save them about 30 per cent on their
purchase. We have an illustrated premium
list containing cuts and prices of all these
watches. winch xvn viii bo olod ~ snud free
of oI,,,,.T,, +1I " III W 7i'' ~ i'
fr;andS - u any Oh our sooscrbefS u
NJ Sc. !.
90 nv. "an' ~ can special attehtloh u "N'
~ ~ U NV "ItcheS' however. known as no.
H. Inc diamond SPECIAL.
"rhe Diamond Special"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28

Gadstiou. Ala. March 2l.-(Special Jack
Flynn had miraculous escape from death
today. lie was on top Of a Rome and Decatur
freight train and in walking across the cars,
missed his footing and fell between The ears
to the ground. and eight cars ran over him
before he train was stopped. Fortunately
tra rails were higEn and he only suffered a
broken leg and considerably bruised Up.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28

spanned and it's legs are terribly long: II IT
there is sufficient amount of corn !. raised s.;3,
in the county this fall to fatten II IL Will
weigh over two thousand pounds net.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28

Douglasyille, Ga. March 24-(Special)-
II is said that John Roberts has a now
breed of hogs of a very peculiar kind At
the thickest part of its body it can be
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

tax wygodny ladny stro
ogladal siebie ma wszystkie
strcny - smial sic i skakal
= do but6w tylko ME czul
pociagu i zdjal je zaraz twier-
dzac, re w Mich chodzic ME
mole.
Robinson poslai go do
%fortecy - ably lamy Cd
dwoch dni ME do,one i nieo.
patrywane odwiedzil = gdy
ten odszedl - nabil jedna z
strzelb, chcac swojemu iowa
rzyszowi sprawi6 niespodzian.
Ike i zarazem obeznat 60 0
wlasnosci prochu = a widzac
go wracajacego - jak ma
szczescie zoczywszy przelatu-
iacego morskiego orla, zmie-
rzyl do niego i wypali} - a
tra6ony orzel spadl ma zie-
mic.
w tel chwili nadbiegajacy
P~iataszek krzyknawszy pre-.
razliwie, padl ma ziemie iak
dlugi. Przestraszony Robin
son przyskoczy} do n,ego i
kiedy pc wielklm trudzie
zdo}a} przywiesc mu zmysly,
Piataszek lakby budzac sic .
rzuca sic pred MIN ma kola-
ma ME mogac z wlelkiego
przerazenia slowa wymowie
- wznoszac b}agalnle rece
i oczy.
Poznal Robinson, re "a
mato zachowal ostroinosci w
uzyciu bronl pr7ez towarzy-
sza nieznanej, podnosi go z
Gala uprzeimoscia ziemi,
przeprasza go "a swa nleo-
stroznos6, i zapewn'a, re ME
ma najmniejszei obawy, re to
uczynii ME W fanfare szko-
dzenia nj. Pokazywa} nastep.
ME ca}y sk}ad s1rzelbY, jej
uzycie, tlomaczyl moo i
w}asnost prochu i czyni} go
uwaznym, w jakim stopniu oni
dzisia] So zabezpleczeni majac
w posiadaniu te broh.
Niezadlugo nastafa noe i
%zakohczyla ten radosny dzieh.
XVII.
Moze nigdy tax slodko ME
spal Robinson, iak tel ocy.
Nigdy mole ME czul sic tax
, szczesliwym 1ak teraz. = To
tez moze laden cz1owlek lyle
ME zanosil mod}ow dick
!. czynnych do Boga co on.
:. Ma drugi dzieh wstali rano
i udali sic znow ma okret.
Dostali sic za6w szczesliwie
: i Robinson przeszuku)ac RE
czy zabral re SODA. Jedna z
mniejszych %szesciu armat,
), zyto i 1eczmieh. gwozdzie }
siekiery, = wieceJ prochu,
kul i szrutu - wreszcle zlotoy
. i dyamenty. Wzlaf z sobal
/; 2 parry taczek zbywajac@
: ubranie i koszule - cC]
) tylko m6gl zabrac z narzedzi|
stolarskich, slusarskich w
: og6le rekodzielniczych = jak|
niemniej z u7Ytecznych mebli;
;, wszystek PAPER do pisania1
! jaki tYlko w pokoju kapitanae
znalazl.
= Z tym calym pakunkiem
e odp}yneli i W kr6tce wysiedli
a ma lad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
ROBINSON UIOE
exyI
ROZBlTkA
Ma ODLUDNEJ wYsPIE.
-&ass-
(Ciag dalszyl

do sego eeiu.
Iu1 zblizaso sic poludnie
kiedy Pistaszek wrocil. Oby-
diva z oaiem natezeniem
eraoowalt de- polnocy; a
wreszeie ossabieni polozyli sic
spae, i W kr6tce zasneli snem
twardym. z ktorego zdawalo
sic, lie nigdy sic ME obudza.
XVI.
Siohoe iuz dawno rozpus,
clio swe promienie po ziemi.
a robosnicy mast leszcse spali
lak zabici. Pierwszy przebu-
dat sig Robinson, obudzii
swego towarzysza. ably dokoh-
ezye zaczeey galar. -Pokladli
oni podwoJnym REDEEM scisle
przypasowane belki, przywie-
zulao mocno ledna do druglel
to postronkami, to cienklemi
eistLiemi witkani, tax, re W
konou ssanai galar ma 60
lokoi dlusi j tylez szeroki,
keory doskonale mogi zasta-
pic nasze GALAXY.
Spuscili z wielkim trudem
IA morze, / ME minelo pol
godziny, kiedy znalezl, sic ma
Ilieiscu oznaczonem.
SERGE bio gwaltownie
Robinsorowi, gdy wstapil ma
wielki europelski okret, Q
malo ME calowal z radosci
scian lego, tax wielka czu'
dla nieso wartos6; = pocho'
dill on BOWEN zjego ojczyz'
ny Europy, tam by} zrobiony
przez lego rodakow, pre-
Mich byl uzywany, i miesci
ioh W sobie. Ale niestety! c
koohani Europelczycy sam
so opuscili = mole znajduj;
sic teraz ma dnie mora. :
Me pozostalo zatem nit
innego. yak korzysta6 cho6
tel okclicznosci, = pozabie
rae z okretu wszystko.
. obrociG ma swoia potrzebe. :
w tym celu postanowi
Robinson caiy okret przebiedz
a to ola przekonania sic, c.
ma MIN sic znalduie. Uda} ST
nalpierw do kaIuty kapitana
!. a ztamtad na poklad, w kohc
W spodnia czesc okretu. Tut9
! zobaczyi tysiace tych rzecz
4 ktore z Europy pochodzl}y,
y ktore ola niego mialy nice
szacowana wartosc.
Byly tam pelne beczl
sucharow. zboza, maxi, ryzl
wilma, prochu. kul i szrut,
Dokola ssaly armaty, fuzzy
pistolety, szpady, palasz
roznaitego ksztaltu; dali
topory, siekiery, pity, obceg
dluea, heble, mlotki, sztab
zelazne; byly take misk
garnki. talerze, lyzki, widelc'
drewniane, cynowe i zelazr
nacEynia kuchenne; sta]
lpelne kufry sukien, bielizn.
ponczoch,- trsewihow, buto
i niezliczoHa ilosc innye
rozmaitych rzeczy. Piataszs
stall oslupialy z zadziwienie
i pierwszy raz dopiero z
baczyl take cuda. Robinse
zas ME byl panem siebie, n
wiedzlal CO czynic = plak
z radosci, cieszyl sic i bav
jak male dziecko wszystkie
+rlL1 ,oi aLo podpadI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

A-Z e.
Zwaiese danny
Re tn many
Me ssnirogi
SsrGj naNnog,,
Ssc5se fadny
/ psradnyi
Tu trsewikl
z skSry dz,kieh
Jake mistkis,
eulehne, gistkie.
Stsra, mfCSs
! dewotkA
w mich sue pods
Do podlosks.
Las ola scsars
Many kars
Moeayeh but6w,
lakey . drGtow-
Ls1asj MARY.
Cht0p co wsespl
Tu do Crseha,
Gdy wyssapi,
Ste usm'eeha:
Mega mOdnse
i wygsdn'c
Mu sic wid1i.
z hosyeh szydEi.
Idae Z msast
kroksem preikim
Reka sEas.a
Tnie napielk
Glosac kryexv
VIA, 2atra
Co SIC tycEsc
Jam ME skaty.
Nc mie p5em,
Jeno bgsem
Kupie buly
STEINBAkRA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

czehstwo zatem wielkie grozl
10 i chwili ME mielt do stra.
| cenia. DO okret mogl CO chwi'
la zatonaS.
Me tracac czasu - Robin
son przedewszystkiem ulozyl
sobie W glowie zabrae tie
rzeczy, ktore ola niego So
najpotrzebnieisze, a mianowi-
Gle: proch i szrut dwie
fuzYe. pistolety, paiasze i
kordelasy = diva garnitury
! ubrania, koszule = pi}ki i
inne narzedzia rekodzielnicze,
lsiazki Advancement, piora i
| papier, krzesiwo i hubke,
suchary = jeden zagiel i
koze.
Mimo chodem W kajucie
kapitana okretu spostrzegl
Gala beczolke napelniona
zlotem i skrzyneczke dyamen-
tow i roznych kosztownosci.
Spojrzal ma to obojetnie z
lekcewazeniem. ME myslal
brae z SODA. bo tie blyskotki
ma mic sic W tel chwili jemu
mic przydaly.
Wolal on wziase = HAWAI-
wedzonei szynki, suchara,
masla i sera i do tego butel-
Ike wilma, to wszystko pousta-
vial ma stole w pokoju kapi-
tana i zasiadl z Piataszkiem
do obiadu.
Robinson czul Gala satys-
fakcye i przyiemnos6 juz ola
tego, re mogl jesc porzadnie
PREY stole, nozem widelcem
ale Piataszek byl calkiem
jakby w ME swoim zywiole,
bedac nieobeznanym re spo-
sobem ~uzywania no2a
widelca. Wziawszy ma wide.
lee kawalek miesa zamiast dc
ust, pchal do nosa lub dc
Okla i koniec koicem musia:
sobie radzic palcami - z tege
powodn Robinson mial bardze
wesoiy obiad = smia} sic te;
Z towarzysza do syta. Win;
| = przyzwyczaJony tylko dc
woody Piataszek, bal sic pi'
i = a sprobowawszy spluwa
! jak pc jakiej miksturze. Z;
to suchary bardzo mu PREY
paddy do gustu.
Pc krotko trwalym wesolyn
obledzie, ma opakowanym i'll
moznosci galarze = odp}yne
: Ii nasi podrozni, zdazajac k
1 wyspie - a dobry hume
; dodawal sill ME dajac veal
uczuc trudu Wioslowania :
2 wkrotce tez staneli u brzeg
!, i zaraz wzieli sic do przenc
u szenia swych towarow ma lac
Piataszek bardzo by1 cleks
y wy, CO to So "a rzeczy = c
one oznacza6 maja i do czeg
! sluza. Pierwsza czynnosci
Robinsona bylo zmienic dav
ma. niewygodna swa odziez
ubrae sic W ubranie = ktor
/. kapitanowi zabra}. W}oz.
:, zatem koszule / caiy kapita1
e ski uniform, przypasa} d
j boku spade = ma glow
j, wsadzil kapelusz stosown
y i TAX W tenn ubraniu prze'
i, stawil sic oczom Piataszk
:, Ten ME pozna} ma pierws;
'e %wejrzenie swego pana, a n
" wiedzac CO TO "a 6gura nov
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
Refrigerators
Ice Chests
Pumps, A AIsDs
STREET IMPROyEM ENTs.

Two train loads OF gravel stand on
the track near the Memphis depot to
he used in graveling the streets from
the depot to Springs park. The street
grading is about done and the con-
tract for putting on the gravel will
probably lie let today. II is to he put
on six inches in depth and sixteen
feet wide. The contractor will be re-
CURED to give bond to begin work
Monday next with not less than
eighteen teams aud have the work
completed by August l. The work re-
qnires the placing Of 1000 cubic yards
of gravel. The material for the walks
TO be built by the railroad company is
also here and they will be built at
once. These improvements will cost
the railway company over $1,000.
while, we understand, tho city will be
out only about $3.50.
The mayor and street committee
tell us the culvcrts in the southeast
part of town will be put in and the
work there finished up the first OF
next week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
Barb Wire
Bicycles
Flower Pots
Gasoline Stoves
Fishing Tackle
Lawn Mowers
THE CROP OUTLOOK.

While wheat In this section has suf.
fered considerably from rust the yield
is pretty fair after all. The oats crop
is big one and of good quality. But
corn will be king in this section OF
country this year. The crop was never
in better condition at this time of year
than it is now. The rains of Saturday
aud Sunday were most opportnne and
made many thousands of bushels OF
corn. Potatoes nave turned out well
so far and the late crop bids fair to be
a big one. Garden truck of all kinds
has had a good season so far and il
the balance of the season shall he hall
as good there will be no occasion fol
bowling hard times this fall.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
WANTS A DIVORCE.
joplin Herald, July -.

J. Edward Pearson, OF this city, filed
a petition in Carthage Tuesday pray
ing the court for a decree of divorce
from his wife, Matte f. pearson, 10
he granted at the next term OF The cir
cult court to be holden in Carthage
beginning on Monday, September IL.
Mr.. Pearson asked for the decree al
leyimg that his wife is nonresident
of the state of Missouri. A Telegram
from Pittsburg says that Mr.. Sparks
will arrive in Pittsburg from Duluth,
Friday evening with his sister. Mrs,
Pearson. Vernon will be taken TO
Pittsburg ~ soou as the governor OF
Minnesota issues a warrant.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
WANTED IN KANSAS, TOO.

The following dispatch from Pitts
burg appeared in Sundays Kansas
City Times:
Rev. X. II. Sparks, father Of Mrs.
Matte Pearson, who eloped with Rev.
Leigh Vernon, the evangelist, about a
month ago, received telegram from
Duluth, Mimi, today stating that Yer.
non and Mrs. Pearson had been ar.
rested at that place. The telegram
was signed by DR.. George Q. Gilbert,
ex-mayor of this city, who moved to
Duluth several weeks ago, and upon
its receipt, Mr.. Sparks swore out a
warrant for the arrest OF Vernon on
the charge of adultery. The proper
papers were made out for al appica-
ton for requisition and an officer left
for Topeka tonight. Harry Sparks,
brother of Mrs. Pearson, will also leave
fer Topeka tonight and use his infiu-
ence in securing the necessary papers
to bring the clerical Lothario back to
Pi.tsburg.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
FIFrY-FIvE DESCENDANTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Armstrong of
this city have thirty-nine living grand
children and sixteen living great
grandchildren. Mr. Armstrong is Is
years of age and his wife is 66. Mr..
Armstrong thinks there is no danger
Of his stock running out. He and his
wife are both in good health and il is
not improbable that they will live to
see one hundred descendants Of their
family. Who can beat their record SO
far?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
A FINE LOT OF CATTLE.

On Monday morning DR.. G. G,
Gregg shipped SO head Of as nice fat
steers as it has ever been our pleasure
to see in Baxter Springs. They aver
aged 1854 pounds each and were
shipped to Kansas City where they
were sold by the Talbot Commission
company. The cattle averaged 1867
pounds each when they reached Kan
sas City. They brought AZ cents pei
pound.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15

and the final developments will be
awaited with intense interest. Mr..
Pearson absolutely refuses TO enter
tain a suggestion to take back his
wife, and lie will file suit for divorce
in tho near future. II Vernon had
not been recognized at Duluth his ca.
rcer would have been very short, for
the people who were watching him
had him located. Saturday evening
the Herald telegraphed to Duluth for
particulars and about midnight the
following special telegram was re.
ceived:
DULUTH, MINI, July 8.-Rev. Leigh
Vernon and Mrs. j. E. Pearson were
arrested this morning at cheap lOdg.
ing house in West Duluth and are be.
ing held in the county Jail until requi-
sition papers can he obtained for their
return 10 Joplin, Missouri. The couple
arrived in Duluth early in the evening
and registered at the Spalding hotel as
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cool. They were
seen and recognized by DIR. Webster,
who had just came from Joplin, and
attempted to escape. After consider.
able search in which Webster aided
the officers the couple were found in
Caple's hotel registered as Mr.. and
Mrs. g. W. Roberts. They were put
under arrest and this morning brought
back to Duluth. Vernon ia in Jail
and Mrs. Pearson is living with the
police matron and both decline to
make statements. but Mrs. Pearson
has telegraphed her husband and
father and is more than ready to go
home. She looks very much faded
and worn and her trip has evidently
been bad one. The couple since
leaving Joplin have been in Canada
Vernon has been identified by q. w.
Green of Joplin, who is in the city.
f. 4. CRAWFORD.
City Editor News-Tribunc.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
BURGLARY AT LOWELL.

Burglars entered the grocery store
of Oscar D0well at Lowell Monday
night and went through the safe,
which belonged to the Lowell Milling
Co. 1t was not locked and contained
nothing of particular value. The
money drawer of the store contained
about one dollar in change which was
taken. A few articles of goods were
missed, hut on the whole the loss was
very slight.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
SAYS SHE WAS HYpNoTIzED.

A special dispatch to the Kansas
City Times of Wednesday from Du-
luth, MIMI, says: "Mrs. ]. E. Pear.
son, who eloped from Joplin, Mo-,
with Rev. Leigh Vernon, told her
brother, who has arrived here, that
Vernon hypnotized her about a year
ago and that she has been under
spell ever since. Vernon is still in
Jail awaiting the arrival OF requisition
papers from Kansas"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
MURDER AT GALENA.

Last Saturday night at Galena, Maud
johnson, a cyprian, was knocked
down and brutally beaten by three
thugs named Geo. Gordon, Andy b.
gard and Riley Willis. The woman
was about to become mother and her
injuries proved fatal Tuesday night.
The brutes have been arrested and
are in the Columbus Jail. Gordon
is said to be the murderer and Willis
and Bogari are held as accessories.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
Chean Rates 70, Colornas.

The X. c., +. S. &M. Il. X. will sell
YOU tickets to Denver, Colorado
Springs. Pueblo or Cheyenne, Wyo,
for sl4.30, and round "trip tirkels for
1920. Good for return until Noven-
her Is. Now il yeur time to see Col
orado. VIC. KNIGHT, Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
snaoiaI yEarld .. Fair Exoarslons

July II, q, 81 and August z, the X.
G., F. .. g. NJ u. z. will sell tickets to
Chicago. III. tor Sll.90: TO Chicago,
H., AMI return Sl54Q. The round trip
tickets are good tor return on the first
aud srroua Fe;lays following date OF
sale u, c. KNIGHT, Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
REAL ESTATE IS ON THE BOOM.

c. W. Daniels has sold during the
past week the following property:
House and lot on Lincoln street for
Jacob r. Brown to Mary M. Wise.
Six lots In Warwick Place for the
Baxter Springs Investment company
to Oliver Howard. Six lots in same
addition for same company to VIM.
Mccormack. and 160 acres two miles
southeast OF Baxter Springs for Jacob
Reinhart TO Ex-Governor Samuel j.
era Wford.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
THE ELECTRIC LINE.
Cartcrvillc Republican

The electric line to Joplin is doing a
good business. The cars run hourly
and are loaded. Eight out of every
ten passengers going and coming are
from either Webb City or Car,erville.
Joplin people are giving the line but
little patronage.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15
List of Letters

l.c,naining in the post-oiIice at Bax-
:er Springs, Kansas, for the week
ending July I3, 1893, which II
10, called for within two weeks will
De sent to the dead letter office at
Washington. ID. c.:
Stalcy, Oswcll Weir, II r
PERSONS ealing ior anyoi the above
letters viii please say Advertised"
giving date OF list.
WV. MARc4, P. n.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15

Mr.. Ira G. Perkins is still in crit
ieal condition, though some improve
ment is reported. His ailment tue
physician describes as impaction OF
the bowels.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15

W. IT. Horrors new business room
on Military street next to II. Ohlen's
bakery is going up rapidly.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15

Jonathan Hubbard, father of Capt.
JIG. Hubbard, died at his home near
Boston Mills last week. The deceased
was 90 years and l5 days old at the
time of his death.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15

Galeua Times: J. G. Polster gave
fine display of fireworks from the
ION Of his building at Baxter on the
evening of the Fourth that was seen
for miles around.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-07-15

Some of yor will get left sure. The
CAMP meeting is coming on and those
choice lots in Warwick Place are going
off like hot cakes. Only a few good
ones left. Call and get prices and
terms. y. w. DANiELs'
Bills are out for a grand two days
reunion or camp fire at Melrose July
2s and 90. Preparations are being
made tor having a pleasant time and
doubtless the Old boys of Cherokee
aud surrounding counties will make
it a point to attend. Army beans,
coffee and hard tack served in army
STYLE free. Everybody invited.
A jolly picnic party from Galena
drove up to the National hotel tor
breakfast about 7 o'clock Tuesday
morning. II consisted Of B. Cooley
and wife, John Page and wife, w. E.
Slice and wife, Mrs. E. c. Weilep,
Miss j. Cooley and Miss B. Cooley OF
Galena, Misa Gertie Evans of Car
,hage, Mo-, Mrs. Tro,t, Miss Josie
Troit, Roland Trott and Maynard
Trott of Denver, Col, and others
whose names we failed TO get. After
breakfast the party went on their way
rejoicing to spend the day amid the
pleasant scenes Of the Indian territory