Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-04-14
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pay bOunties and fewer varmints ON
which to pay them.
Notes.
The neutrality-suspicious. are due
this year.
Eudora will have new Touring mill
this summer.
Topeka is becoming aroused on the
subject of physical culture.
Blue Rapids society is doing penance
by attending spelling school.
Miss Milk OF Winfield is said to be
the creme de In creme in society.
A Kiclfapoo Indian burying ground
has been discovered near At;hison.
1t is expected that the Topeka
wooden mill will be running July |.
A Topeka reporter has entered the
ministry. That was n great victory.
Fishing ut Lake View is so good
that business is ut standstill in Law
renee.
A Kansas lecturer who travels in a
special train only got $40 out of his
last show.
Fort Scott has an infant prodigy
aged @, who can sing as well rs Ralph
Richards recites.
A Fort Scott woman has sue q sa-
loonkeeper for alternating her hus-
bands affections.
The Japanes, student ut the state
university has escaped. He is ut Lee
land Stanford now.
The food supply Of Hiawatha has
been cut short by the burning of q
private smoke house.
The personation of Lady Macbeth
by native talent is an impending dis
pensation in Emporia.
Jack Downing. formerly clerk to
the state railroad commission. is oper-
ating drug store in Hays City.
Fort Scott has young woman who
aspires to be known as the Julia
Marlowe of the Fort Scott normal"
A Marion preacher who is afraid of
becoming lat ease in Zion" has ac-
cepted call to change in Indiana.
"Slewgy" Franklin. the pretty boy
of the University glce club, is crowd
ing the season with white flannel
suit.
The tramps who visit Ottawa are
being useful as well as ornamental
breaking rocks on the hay market
square.
While the cantata of Judith" was
being presented in Lawrence. n West
Lawrence girl took the bible along for
q libretto
That bright star in the northwest
ern sky is directly over Hays CITY,
where there Is man who wears silk
night shirts.
The Lawrence man who is building
I'M ark stands chance to be lynched
II they have drought in Douglas
county next summer.
The Kansas fish commissioners con-
tingent fund Is so low that correspond
ents are admonished 20 enclose the
usual stamp to secure reply.
They are oppressed with conflict
ing doubts in Manhattan MS to
whether there Is more fun in Remenyi
than there is in NJ Plunkard.-Kansas
City Star.
r J. Traver, OF Leoti, has presented
to the Kansas state historical society
a package of Indian bones and relic,
taken from one OF the mounds in
Wichita county.
The state agricultural society OF
Kansas Is figuring on getting $500 ,00l
from the next legisla-
ture to send circulars out to homs-
seekers in the East.
There Is an attempt made to turn
back the geography of butler county
thirty years IN make the Whitewater
empty into the Arkansas, thus elimin-
ating the Walnut below Augusta. but
Il cant be did"
Superintendent Davidson Of the
Topeka schools, has been on TRIP
through the East, and reports that
the public schools of Kansas are su
perior to those of the large eastern
cities, with the single exception o.
Washington.
Professor ID. A. Ellsworth OF the de-
partment of history ut the state normal
has a lecture on dramatic element ir
American history which he will give
before normal institutes this summer.
Professor Ellsworth will take few
months ut Harvard this spring and
summer.
soand Liver Makes Wen Man.
Are you bilious, constipated or
with jaundice, sick head.
che, bad taste In mouth, foul breath
Dated tongue. dyspepsia, indigest.
on, hot dry skin, pain In back and
'etween the shoulders, chills and
ever, &cf If you have any Of these
your liver 10 out OF order,
nd you-a are slowly being poisoned,
'ecause your liver does not act
Herbine win cure any
disorder of the liver, stomach, or
owels- II has no equal a. . liver
nedicine. Price IS cents. Free
rial bottles at 9. G. Greggs Drug
tore.