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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Qau1-Na9bem che Gxao6I minbsrt
pt&tiger gyecutip.D DDcumemts borseleet|
uurben, eine has 9aus II plenar.
eomite,S Sibun0 iiber unb nabua bie Be-
rotbmng Der brin9lt9en 0efeitbilI tpieber
ouf. Rad elmer eint1nbt9eu Debotts
murbe bas Mmenbement bie He,uiniguna
flr Gpeeial.penfo Drifunesbeamten
ouf $125.OOO bu rebueiren NIT 8S oeeen
SO Stimmen permorfeu. godran bon
94e,p Oorf ftellte ben Mntrog bte Bin an
bos Gontite 3urld3uberi@ten NIT Der
gmpfeblune bte Bemilltgung far bic Sol.
Iettirun9 Der ginfommenfteuer 3u fret
den. Oer Mntrag tpuroe NIT 149 gegeH
40 Stimmen peruorfen. tporauf bic 1ta
pa|iirt murbe. Die Bin be,pilliqt i'm
@an3en $2,OO6,595 Sos paus i,abm
Johann bic WemiIigungsbia far He.
| feitisunsen auf. Ser Hetrag betrdat
ST, 9,O57.5O.
I'm 8 ltbr tpurbe bic Hefeiiiaunos.
Wermi0isun9sbi1 pai1rt, tporanf bie
Yenfonsbeuilligun9sbiQ oufsenommen
tpurbe
Waibtnston II. Oe3.
| Senat - SIN @enat fibrte Wiee-
prdlioent Stepenion tpieber ben 0or-
Iib. Senator Quap rei1te eine peti-
tion BON Biir9ern Yennlplponiens AT
Guniten elmer CONTEMPLATION bon Gin
uanberern Elm. Die Yetition tuurbe an
bas Gomite fiir ausmdrtige Mneelegen~
beiten per,uielen. Gerner nurbe eine
petition BON Der pbilabelpbier 9robes-
Iisa ge9en bas 8ailep'i1e Banferottge.
ieB eingerei6t.
9aus. - SIN 9aus ,pnrben IA Yris
patpeniionsbills einserei1t. @pringer
BON Sqinois, Der Noriber bes 8anfco<
mites, beri9tete siinitig iiber bic Car
lisle'i9e Banfbil. Ct ertldrte bte So.
rantten fit bic gtoten ieten pDGia bin.
rei9enb. Mls in ber Ginanatrifs bes pori-
gen Sobres 158 Nationolbanfen NIT
einem Rapitol BON $50, 1850, 900 folltrten,
tuiroe Der bon Carlisle empfoblene Ga.
rantiefono srob senus setpeien lein, INN
aQe Werluite gu befen unb mod einen
lleberIduB BON $11, 900, 900 oufgemie{en
baben. Das Gomite 1T Der Nnlidt, bob
| fit bic Si9erbeit Der Noteu in Der 8il
senii9enb seiorst lit. @enn Der cider.
beitsfono ni4t seniist, ion bic Megie.
runs eine Nbsabe BON ben iolpenten
8anten forbern fSnnen, mofiir bie5en elm
erites pfanbredt an ben Metipen ber fal-
lirten 8anfen 9e9eben pirb. Gtn Mk
noritdtsberidt 9e9en bic 8antbiu murbe
ebenfaQs einseret9t. 8iele Meprdlenton-
ten inb bafiir, baB bic Mbitimmunq erft
mad ben Weibna@tsferien itattfinbs.
Waibtnston 8. g., Is. Sea.
Senat.-Sm @enat bielt Sin cine
Rebe fir bic glotureresel. Gr iprod
eine @tunoe uno laete bas englil9e
9aus ber Serbs unb Der Der. Gfaaten
Senat ieien bic beiben ein3isen @eieb.
sebenben R6rperidoften in Ser einilifir-
ten Welt, tuelde feline fol9e 9teqsl
boben. Soar fol9te nit einer dbnIi&en
&ebe. lin 2 l1br tuurbe bic Nicaroaua,
Bin aufsenommen.
! 0aus. = Das Daus etna balb
nod Beeinn Der Sisung In plenarco.
mitefbuns iiber unb berietb bic Carlisle
'i9e 8anf.8iq. Wolter bon Moi1a4u.
ierts fiinbi9te on, bab ct Elm @ubftitut
etnbrin9en tuerbe. Gin Mntroe
@pringers BON Sllinots, bab bte oIIoe-.
meine Debatte tber bic Bin ON Gams.
tag seidlonen uerbe, purbe permorfen.
Sprinser ipra& iobonn fdr bic Wiu>
tuel&e ct als cine @ompromibmabregel
baritellte. Sbm folete BaIter nit elmer
Hebe eeseu bic Bill.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
Inter ben Norl9ldsen bes S9a

- Inter Den VDr1bldgen Des Sc1ag
ants sietretdrs fir bic &eform bes @elbs
unb Banttpelens finbet f9 au4 bic
8eitimmuns, bab na9 3uriidsiebuns oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS teine 8antnoten
unter benz Nenn,pertbe BON $40 ausses
seben tperoen Iolen. Ser 3wed einer
lolden Beitimmuns beitebt natiirlib
barin, cine sr6bere 0erwenouns fiir bte
aufselpei9erten Silberbo1ars gu finben.
Das tit nun iotpett sans re9t. Iber
lpenn ems feiitebt, 10 1T es bic Sbats
la9e, baB bic Wsa7en bes Bottles li6 on
Yapierselb BON seringem gfenn,pertb
felt Sabren 10 iebr sem6bnt baben,
baB lie tie l, 2 unb 5. Doaarlheine
i'm tdeli9en 0ertebr iebr permiiien
mirben. @erabe benz Mrbeiter unb tlei.
men @el1dftsmann, bic es in Der &esel
nit serinsen Betrdssn gu tbun baben,
mdre es duBerit unangenebm, tuenn lie
H9 INNER nit ben 1dueren 5ilberi4rei-
ben pladen miibten. Sem @el4dftss
mann fommen bic tleineren Sdeine fir
bic Werienbune serinserer 8etrdse gang
selesen unb aud Der Mrbeiter siebt es
Dor, Ieinen 2obn in Yapierselo auss
be3ablt 3u betommen. Ser @runb,
uesbalb uniere Silberbollors ni4t reht
in l1mlauf tommen, liest ia bauptid4li4
borin, bab bas Bolt bas lei9te papier.
selb por3iebt unb bic i4wer transpor
tirbaren @ilberbolars ni9t berumI4leps
pen min.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

- Der weriu& bie Gtnfommenfener
kinterrhds abaumurfien bur& Ni&tbe'
piliann9 ber anr Gollettirnus notbwen.
biaen 0eIber iR miblun9en. Ufit 9ro'
ter DRebrbeit fimmte bas 9aas fiir bic
8erwtni9ux9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

il@ iebr gut far .Webitnuue BON garter
6anb1 eienet; 6. aaiier BON Sprine.
feb i1leuberte ieine 0onnerieiIe seeen
bte preKe. beren pfi9t es iei, ben
0ompf sesen ben Salubn aufounebmer.
SIN @roBen unb @anaen mar es wieber
basieIbe olte @equaKel.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

= Sn Jolsenbem eeben mir bic Be-
itimmunsen ber neuen Ginan3bil oes
Sdabamtsiefretdrs Sn Der erlten
@ection werben ale geitimmunsen, bic
Deponirung bon Ser. Staaten Bombs
sur grlansuns ber Circulation bur9
Nationalbanten resulirenb, ,uioerrufen.
Die smeite @ectton entbdlt 8eitim=
munsen fir bic gussabe BON gircuIa-
tionsnoten an cine Nationalbant slei9
rs proeent bes einbeaablten unb unbe.
rii6rten Rapitals bur9 Deponiruns BON
Qeqal 9enber Noteu bel bem 8unbes-
i9obmeifter in Der 96be BON 80 4ro5ent
ber bcantro9ten gireulattonsnotea. Dteie
yloten Iolle1 BON $40 unb beren Multi.
plitationen unb elei9mdbis I'm gntwurf
ietn.
eeetion 8 Iest cine Absobe BON ia
proeent fit itbes babe Sabr auf bic
0nr9I9nittSiumMe Der 8anfnoten tn
Circulation. 6eetion 4 beftimmt bic
ginl6ixns unb Gtn3iebuns ber GtreuIa-
tion einer Bant.
Geetion 5 f9aft ben 6i9erbettsfonb
far bic prompte GinI6iung Der gireula.
tionsnoten fallirter Rotionalbanten.
Sebe Bont ion benz 8unbesi@otmeiaer
In ben Monaten Sanuar unb Suli iebes
Sabres cine Absabe BON 1 pro5ent fur
iebes baIbe Sobr aoblen. bis ber Gonb
5 Yro3ent Der Geiammtlumme Der aus.
ftehenben Nationolbontnoten errei@t unb
BON ba an iou biefe absabe oufb0ren.
Cine Bonf, pel9e ibre Circulation be-
i9rdntt ober san3 ein3tebt, ioq bere@.
tiet ietn, ibren Antbeil benz Jonb 5u
entnebmen.
@eetion 6 seiattet benz S9at.
amtsiecretdr @elo bes @i9erbeits.
fonbs In Ser. @taaten Bombs an.
3ule9en.
eeetion beitimmt, bob am l. Suli
1895 Nationalbanten, bic iebt Bombs
beponirt baben, bieleIben 5uriid3ieben
unb bur@ ben 80 pro3ent @arantiefonbs
erleben t6nnen.
@ection s tpiberruft ale NIT bieler
Mabresel In Wioeripru@ febenben
&eiebe.
section 9 beftimmt, bab ber @4ab-
amtsietretdr mad Gutbiinten Der.
5taaten 2esal 9enber Noten emblem
unb einaieben fam; baB feline Ser.
5taaten ober S4abamtsnoten, autori.
lirt bur9 bic Mcte pom l. Suit 1890,
BON ueniser ,uie $40 ausseseben wer-
ben.
@eetion 10 beitimmt, bob 8anten,
organiiirt unter ben @eieben ir9enb
etnes Staates, bic teine onberen sc.
lAdfte b.treiben,l BON ber Beiteuerun9
unttr semifen Bebingunsen beirett feiu
lollen.
Geetior II beitimmt, ba6 Gtaats.
banfen feline Noten, dbnli@ i'm gntmuri
unb In ber Musfibrung ber Der.
Staoten Noten ober Certificate ober
Notionolbon!noten ausoeben blrfen.
-. sse..a.. H>e.s.,.Gkaesr.. 49,. - g. -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

- mie BET ben alten Sunsfern fedt,
bas eibenbleiben an. Sett 4 aud Il
BEN Wfiin&ener Gtahtratb elm SoeiaIil
liten 9eblieben. ols Elm Qo9 ouf bed
prinjre0euteu aiiseebra9t murbe. Oem
4rin3re9enten fann man aber sepif
ni&t porperfeH. bab e ben 1utosratei
teroultebrt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

- Aeprdiextant Outbmatte ii es &C.
Imnaen cine Nemillieun9 BON 500. 900
jdr bie kieReen Borrads in 1auie 5u
erlanaea. 0ie irabere 8emiuisuns be.
tsxa aep6h1li9 nur e25. 900.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Der 9emperen3frase laeen. bos beroii&e
3eitalter bon Neu-Gnslanb iei ge,ueien,
|als &um ~ 8 Gents bas @Ias sertauft
purbs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

- Genotor Def pirb sd&fens nod
etssn Beriu9 ma&en, bic Gret3uderbtQ
n Seaate l,ir DerbanbIuug 3u bringen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

an uel&em Sage bieielben erI6i&en unb
tetne ueiteren Yrdmien perlanbt uer-
ben. 9fan bea9te bies sef. unb lenbe
auftrd9e, @iidffdnbe uni. b..neue Subitri-
benten balbigft Elm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

aus be3ablt, erbdlt ben eriten She'll Der
}amilie Du6bol,,
bubi9 bro9irt, portofrei in's 9aus,
ober an irsenb cine poi-Ofiee in ben
Ser. 5taaten, aIs @ei9enf 3uge-
ianbt. Wer uns einen neuen Nbon-
nenten auf ben vW69entli9en Wef-
bote" einienbet, unb bafir fir Elm
Sabr TIM 8oraus be3ablt, erbdlt eben-
faus bic IS amiIie 8u9boI3"
gum @ei9ent, io,pie au9 alIe bic.
ienisen unierer Mbonnenten, lpel9e
ibre &iiditdnbe unb Elm Sabr baau
TN 8orous 5oblen. Sdmmtli9e Of-
ferten selten iebo@ biz nur gun,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Del ieinem eriten gri9einen in Deuti8-
lamb erreste bieies BUD in allen Rlohen
xnb Stdnben Elm 10 srobes auflebeu,
oab e. begierie bon Alt unb Sung sele-
fen uurbe. Seitbem bot es 43 neue
1utoaea erlebt unb aud bier IN amerifa
sroben Heifall sefunben.
Gin teber unierer 2efer, mel4er nns
nun Elm Sa6res.a abonnement bes .8 b.
4extIi4en.Befbete4 + i'm 8or-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Die duberft slnitige Aufnabme, uel9e
y bic bon uns Anfanss btefes Sabres
aassei9riebene g Yrdmie
Oas Oeutf9= =Nmerifanii&e ao9bu&
lei unieren 2eiern fanb, bat uns bewo<
ZEN, benielben tpieber cine neue, tpom6e-
Ii& nod popuIdrere unb intereKantere
prdmie unter benielben Behinsunsen
pte frd4sr. III ofertren. Us 1T eies
admIi9 Set trite 9beil oes nett unb
brett berabmten Berfes:
Qit {amilit 9nlbbol,,
aus Der Sober bes unperelei4en
1,sliMS SttmSe.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24
Germany to Take Samoa.

Advices from Apia received at Vic
toria by the Warrimoo, the Colonist
says, announce that Germany pro
poses to move very shortly in the az
fairs Of disturbed Samoa. Letters
from Berlin had Just reached the
Island capital on the departure OF
the last steamer, giving the news
that four or five German men. of.war
had orders to assemble at Samoa
during July or August for the rur-
pose Of formally annexing the conn-
try to the flag Of the Fatherland,
England, it was explained, having
agreed to waive her rights aud &C
cept other islands now under Ger
man protection by way OF exchange.
The news was not popular in any
quarter OF Samoa, the hope Of the
country being in England.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24
COLUMN.


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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24
For Round the World.

A recent Bath (Maine) telegram
says: wv. A. Skaters new yacht
Eleanor was launched from the Bath
Iron Works to-day. She is not only
the largest steam yacht ever built in
the United States, but Is especially
designed to meet the requirements
OF her owners for q two years cruise
around the world, and as the home
Of his family for that time, Is to be
furnished with regal magni6cence.
A gallery OF 100000 worth Of oil
paintings will be among the attrac.
tons Of the craft" Probably Homo.
lulu will have . visit from this
beautiful craft.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24

Japan has accepted Great Britain's
offer of mediation in the interna-
tional dispute that has arisen from
the Corean rebellion, and China is
expected to do the same.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24
Hoods and Only Hoods.

Hoods Sarsaparilla is carefully
prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dande-
lion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa,
Juniper berries and other we'll
known remedies, by a peculiar com.
bination, proportion and process,
giving to Hoods Sarsaparilla cura-
tive powers not possessed by other
medicines. II effects remarkable
cures when other preparations fail.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24
Hawaiian Hardware Ca.. Id
Saturday, July Ell, 1924.


a few remarks on the subject
Of Coxeyism and mentioned
incidentally that massing Of
the unemployed at Washing
ton might lead to conflict.
We are free to admit that we
were wrong in our prophecy.
But a strife more bitter and
with stronger grounds has
taken place instead. When
the Australia" left San Fran
cisco what little business re.
NAMED from the upsetting Of
the tariff in the United States
was lying dormant and capital
on one side and labor on the
other we're on the verge Of a
civil war. The small farmers
who depend upon the railroads
for transporting their products
we're facing poverty through
the loss Of their ripening crops
and discomfort reigned every
where. 1t seems that the gov
eminent must assert itself and
let the world see, that as a
nation it is capable of handling
successfully any difficulty which
may arise. The men compos-
ing the American Railway
Union are believed to be above
the plane Of the anarchists and
consequently not responsible
for lawless acts that have taken
place in Chicago. True enough,
the sympathles Of the people
are with the wage. workers when
their claims are just as in the
present instance, but should it
be proven that the outrages
are being committed by the
railroad men the feeling will
change. We do not mean
that the sympathy Of the peo-
pie will go to the side Of the
monopollst but that it will be
withdrawn from the men. 1t
rarely happens that these labor
difficulties end favorably TO the
bread winner; when the matter
is left to arbitrators the result
is usually a compromise and
the increase If there is any is
SO small that i, does not com.
pensate for the time lost in
pickering. The result Of the
present strike is mere guess
work; the hope Of the conser.
vative set is toward arbitra.
ton but the magnates say
they have nothing to arbitrate;
It is the wish Of everyone that
the end will be reached with.
out further loss Of life or pro-
perty.
We feel thankful, and a
number OF others in Honolulu
should join with US in a praise
service, that the strike occurred
after our stock Of Enamel Bath
Tubs had left San Francisco.
Had the shipment been delayed
at the factory it is quite likely
that some Of our customers
would be bathing in a soap
dish instead Of a porcelain
lined tub. We have never
said much about it but we
have, in addition to the arti-
cles we have mentioned on
several occasions, Porcelain
Lined Laundry Tubs, admir-
ably adapted to people who
believe in having clean clothes,
They are identical in quality
with the bath tubs and it is i'm,
possible for dirt from the wash
ed clothes to stick to the tubs
We have a very complete as
sortment Of these enamelleo
goods selected especially fo'
this trade; il you are interested
we would be pleased to show
you the articles.
Another. and inexhaustible
supply Of the Clauss Breae
Knives reached US on the
Australia" Ii has been q
hard matter for us to keep uI
with the demand for this knife
but this time we think we have
start. II you want a knife
that will cut warm bread with
out making it heavy, If you
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24

b. f. EHLERS & CO.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24

Hoods Pills cure biliousness.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24
OTHER LANDS.

Another insnrrection has broken
out at Bluefelds. Natives OF the
Mosquito country caught the Nicara-
guam governors mapping aud over
threw their authority. Commander
O'Neil OF the U. s. S. Marblehead
landed marines and bluejackets to
protect Americans.
Corean advices say that at the
conference OF foreign represent atives
July II, the Japanese Minister
agreed to the proposition to make
Corea ports neutral 50 far as Chem.
ulpo is concerned, but reserved his
answer in regard To the others until
he heard from his government,
Japan still refuses to withdraw her
troops,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24

A cargo of Australian fruit, most
ly apples and ORANGES, lately met
with a ready sale at Winnipeg.
A commission appointed by Parlia-
ment last year to investigate the
prohibition question cost $l20,OOO
1t travelled from place to place TAX
ing evidence.
The Colonial Conference conclud
cd its labors July 10. A resolution
was passed approving the action OF
the Dominion Government in liber-
ally substituting the direct Austria.
liam steamship service and for the
large subsidy proposed for fast mail
and passenger service across the At
lantic
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-24
UNITED STATES.

Pennsylvania miners are resuming
their strikes,
Clerks sent from Washington to
settle accounts Of the San Francisco
mint have been tied up IN Ogden,
Utah, ten days by the strike.
An investigation into the snug,
Cling OF Chinese into the United
States from Canada 10 proceeding.
Secretary Gresham, Ia transmit
tiss samoan correspondence 10 Con
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-10
Women Hungry for Expressed Love.
Iod;es, Home Journal


Too many husbands treat their
wives altogether az if they were
nothing but genteel drudges, the
managers of their homes, and MOTH
ing more. If a man marries wo-
man to acquire good housekeeper,
and the woman knows it at the time
I have nothing to say. But II
man marries a woman to be MS
wife. i'm all which that term implies,
then let him treat her as wife.
Simply to provide well for her is
not enough. a man of generous
impulses would do that much tor
anv woman-any mere housekeeper
who keeps his house i'll order. "A
wife is a little more than that-at
least, she should be. That is where
the unfortunate American greed for
gold comes in. Men are too apt to
measure everything by material
standards. They think that it they
give their wives everything they
want they ought to be happy, just
a. in business employers think that
all their employees want is more
salary. But the kind word OF praise
often goes farther in business than
mere compensation. And hundreds
of wives today, would appreciate
one loving word from their nus
bands more than all the money and
comfort lavished upon them. 10
be given plenty to cat and wear is
but poor offering to a heart that
is longing for the expression OF
husbands love. The stomach can
not feed upon that which is not
riven. and the heart cannot be
lightened by that which is not told.
I believe in little acts of considera-
ton shown by husbands to wives
they are the very essence OF lire.
But something must be added, and
that something is an expressed love.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-10
AMERICAS PAPER MONEY.
The Vast Amount of II In Circulation In
This Country.

The yast Amount OF 1t In Circulation In
This Country.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-The paper
currency outstanding January 81 was
81. 1877. O40.231, less $1,000. 900 estimated
to have been destroyed by fire. This
shows an increase of S6.ss4, 1866 during
the month.
The amount of the different kinds OF
money outstanding January 81. was
as follows: One dollar notes, s3s,.4o.-
267; two dollar notes. S20.325.Ol'; hve
dollar notes. S243.O97. 100: ten dollar
notes, S3Ol. 35l, FAC: twenty dollar
notes, S23s, 3sO.620: fifty dollar notes
S44. 96l. 265: one hundred dollar notes.
Ss4 .4s.. ITO: five hundred dollar notes,
$40. POS, 900: one thousand dollar notes,
Sg. 496. 900: five thousand dollar notes.
Sl4. 800. 600: ten thousand dollar notes
So. O7O. 900: fractional parts. S2',s'' q.
The total amounts of different series
of notes outstanding are: United
States notes. S347.Gsl.0l6: treasury
notes of 1890. Sl52.070,90S: national
bank notes. Sa07. 800, 030; gold cert'fi-
Gates. S77.O93, 100: silver certificates,
1896. 9l9, 5O4; currency certificates
S44 y15 900.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-10

that she Is getting too old to be caught
with blarney about her beauty. IL
YOU want to catch Kansas now you
must compliment her cooking and
praise the children.
The gaunt face of poverty winked
the nigh eve" in the face OF Wich-
tia woman who wanted to marry
diving veteran for his pension and
could not pay for the license or put
ND bond for costs in the divorce from
her present husband.
The commissioner of the general
land office has recently cancelled en-
tries made upon $4,000 acres OF land In
Barber county. because the claimants
have defaulted in the payments due
thereon. The lands are now subject
to private entry at Sl.95 per acre.
In Abilene she is Ibis solid girk" in
Atchison she is his STEADY company.
in Eldorado she is his people" in
Wichita she is his Sunday night" in
Topeka she is his lady" in lola she
is his .mash." in Garden City she is
his ..Dulcinea" and in Lawrence she is
lulu gal
The BARRIERS of Goodland are no
nearer the jasper paved streets than
they were before they signed an
agreement to close their shops on Sum
dav. for it is easier for the camel to go
through the eye of a needle than Tor
a rabbit dog owner to enter the ABODE
of the hlt S>ed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-10

1t is said that the postmaster of
Lecompton has the following letter
head on his stationery: United
States of America Postoffice De-
partment, W. S. Bissell, Postmaster
General. Local Headquarters, Lee
compton, Kansas; W. r. Smith,
Postmaster. Stamps sold good to
carry mail matter to all parts of the
world. Prompt attention given to
all business entrusted to me. Pat
ronize home institutions.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-10

Weir City Journals: If newspaper
sentiment goes for anything, Cher
okee county republicans are going
to nominate candidate for Judge
of the eleventh judicial district or
have fight. The republican pa
pers of the county so far are in IA
vor of A. III. Skidmore of Columbus
and his qualifications for the office
are such that his home papers. re-
gardless of politics, speak in high
praise of him. He will pretty nearly
have to make the race whether he
wants to or not.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-10
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
OH, FOR BETTER TIMES.

If the times would only improve
little faster and money would get
easier, Baxter Springs people could
ride on electric cars from this city
to Carterville before the Fourth of
July. And it is possible that they
can do it anyway. We are informed
that the managers of the electric
railway are satisfied with the returns
from their investments made so far
and are making arrangements 20
invest some more money in extern
sions. Baxter Springs should have
one of the extensions before the
next reunion and if she will get the
right kind of a move on herself she
can get one. 1t is the intention of
the company to extend its line east
ward to Carthage and westward to
Baxter Springs, and it is only a
question of the amount of energy
displayed as to which extension will
be built first. Do we want the west
ern extension built first: OF course
we do. Let's work together and
,rpt il
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-02-10
NJ IoI IappIQ AIuo an.
TIA HARD 10 xii q student.

A Pennsylvania girl drank one por.
ton of a Seidlitz powder; then she
drank the other. A coroner's inquest
was deemed unnecessary. Evidently
not all people are built on the same
plan, for college student who per-
formed this feat over twenty years
ago has not only escaped the coroner
SO far, but has preserved digestive
power that has enabled him to hold
many dignified positions. inclu.ting
that OF United States district attorney
for one of the New England states