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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
THE CRUISE OF THE HAPPY THOUGHT"

Nil0
loou,tnntly rests upon wild and dreary
lin. Of shore. Foe scores of miles not Il
uanIet and scarcely lonely hnbftatlon
can IA. di.eorncd Here aud there at
Ion. ,naeryala a ghosuy lighthouse,
,,,,,,,,hs.I ,,,on .or,e drcar storm beater
- .'s,,,nat ,o,.,, nv cre,,s orno promoutDry,
~. ~. .,o,,. t,,,, tbis only serye, 10 hint
:, 80 nrcsent daneer or TO internally
a.. .,,,5d.sinv cops,iopane.s of unusual
,,.,ola,jon
,r0a hayoc and terror along these win
- .',,,r,.' LIN, r,.,,b ,,.liennney. Once
a5vor In bchind fbeso fosm.mnniled,
...a,I,, l,,.o,ii,,as Ar sbnltcr onicter
s...,,.,.. 49,. : ~, ,.,.,g,o1 hacked bv beetung
""'uin ~ ~ ,- ,.t..at.. e.it
ehouutalihH VllsRh' "nl 80" '''N'' ~
cabins or hauletH are found 10 suoeor OF
ry,leonc 4lla mariner in distress From
4, 10 ,t,o .,irit ,r ,lt..n.
,uo ~" ~ -, 80 u,s
AVN sned1cniur mower, for winters
f,,,-, anil wild and distrntght. had 0hal-
''' 49, 80 ,,',,,t,at
lenged uhe sea 70 hlo'"'i '"'u'"N
Awful are these struggles between |
pccan and shore, There IS scarcely ces-
- - t,,ti. Ntnnntpin ,,aye+. pe II |
,"tV' Va -, 80, h,sts
Ted by herce ana plulhe V"'''N "''','
charge and chnrge thundorousy through |
~ ,''.i.y,., ,,,,,,, hl,cl-
p''ot way phu n"'lt ,r,
faced ledge nnd headlnnd' uayeu NY ru'-
ting WINDS ana rWAtn'u ia A"V',S
while the hoamc muitcriuRs oi W''ue "'N
andl,ss waiting nhcrloncs TO the shHeka
~ ,,,.,,,,. h,.,,,,t ~, fowl .,ldrlInp ana
VI e,"'iu "'"''u wv 49, .,i,,,
skirling above. ~ u maj ~ eSlnpiVnS
Mith thc tremendOus elemental cnullrls'
Rat when tie winters rigors have
,,aand nn1 the fry of the trmpeats "a
p199 49, - ,.,,,,,,,.. i,,,., c,ru,l
speut' Wnht W"k'''' ,"'"N' ''''
Aiuunurous sea pulses on Weir'in'hs
shore. Sayatury has given place to gen
ileat p,ase. Klein aud sua.urchins grow
IN ,t, ~ No t,,,t or .yery lcdne.
p,,r,,,,,,.,l,Sla jsiands bnfhrd In hnlny,
',ll..s,'ni ais bloom with r.hruh and fern
nn1 inNcr' 1ouiltiess coycu rest between
islrb, Md crngs. mlrrorinl, Gully radiant
plloe. Inviting to most vcnturesome quest,
aud safe tor shuloli, dory, slohp or even
ughtcst canoe.
In far noolr, behind omernld'eroWhed
urage, lovingly nestle low-built homes
aud here aud there, cirgling lahdwnrd,
in-shOr" nid on outlying De9rleH, Sruups
" fishers hutS piotuwsduely iouch lle
very waters edge; Barefoot women are
irving 3hd intending lhc sehv9i wv
thousand brown Wrlrs me Tue SHOWS
ukr hneW on r9ssrl 'pDAT' 49,. t.t.
o.enuNr anu "hh auu "Y,''s "'" '.'l
eNvrEWh've ~ ssa' peau,g, luv'eae NV Nv
uelEht eN9ryWhtro toward lhu mlkuN
land ct pines! ana Tor scores anu Hcnreg
pt mites along shore, 70 Aenulhh iNhu
where mes the rcd cross OF 81 WeorRe'
CLINT of hshera san, sound OF Usher
song, voices of hshcr'e wife aud little
ones, mingled with glnd calls of land
and water fowl, hoining IN the headland
nuokg Or laluul prurs. with sunny DAYS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

masle1 sch9o"fn ,i,d "ntilyyg ai,nye HE |
FOuh'9 H"uti1 >" " t,,,'1 ,,nt az HOY l
incoming udel vs. /" n1p va,,n, ,ynnirt'. |
iu2oilhES' WIN, ky ,JH ,4,,' leaning on |
ehiuIeh' leM WI Wv p',N ,.,,,,tty |
erntc9es ana s'icAs any ffuu Wa sinelc |
Tolls ~ wagons hhltlhE uu ,,'ln, III il, XIII.
NlhhEe highway were He'l e',,,' U,c |
ons groups between inc SHORE "Hu '"
street H. ~,
" Pears Ike ueyr re miyhly Sy ",''
tile other women around hrr. ,
'Mebbe iiH sly phne9H luVS r. W.
cr0aked another ilcAIh NNUl INV a.
they dtd do a leete Pirauh IN luult
younger days
Never bin their sells Yentnreh
third, 'sence they lost Whey
We'll, ! Joss tell yc, piped an old
man ON Crutohes. shaking one 81 mem
thrcateningly At the gruuh thar WASH
emmy left In Pemhrokc Ike Whey :,
"lcss NJ well fur Pembroke, nobbe,
was the Hpitcful rclnrt
"Yr mean icss as well fur You vim
inen folksw returned The Old man, warm.
Ing with his subject 'Ne'rr like II passed.
q cuitlehsh when a gals good names
ilonndcrn' atwecn Yer inky tongues hui
yc only foul yersels when We raise yen
voice nrin Whey. Size had a right ter
20. IL she wanted ter She'd right ter
stay, If she wanted tort"
,rho old man wns an yobemcnt that
Ma jnurtnns words turncd me fide In
~, nTpo,' t-imn,'t f,,nr AZ nnrs
",,si,n ,Tns ~ bcst s.bn,,urn,u oven c,,o,
IN n,,. dpestrirt" l,riiI,j mn d, fnnn.
,y;fc from n neor ,c3son "Sh"d font
4, s,y n,Iiea In M All. cbon her avn
,ynnI any Iuill h,r n,yr Gro, wasn't
nb"Ve s,verpi,,' amt he srbenl house
nutbcr. mi hcn nrtrr 6abtin' sensr mic,
thsu, yn,,,,t,,- hs1is IN INV MIA srt
,,m alt 'ni,l1 nnssi,,' IL sicl AIribr .hc
,9nta,'t pnn1 MN fin prnibrni,rN HI,
| v.li, ,ui,l,ty ,,ntp nhnt sLe ,,,s rnnI
| t,,W f,r ui9ir XII. ont an, ,ys
| wal iVincv a. bnnIc Win bot
| rneIin " admitted mo XIII tn,V Win
| ,rc,niliny hnad
INV S,nJier with bo,t b,n amy
mnp Mt nv hapj ~ t,, tiG,, 90 rs,,nri.e (,
nnn,h"I.
,'W'bot ,y,rn,, ala, hand. ,,gn ,,s,,p,,.i
thc ali man an rrmfrhSs h.,tin, 'tb.
AMID and ebinein IA n,nnI,,,1iyn III ,,or5,,
"shn n,niI rn"b iitn Ni.,ls,,,, W W.
frrcI mn nid srif In "yli.or, '''' "''
F"sbc ami ,'nri III ,,o w ,.,, tn.;s,ot
,be f"r,n ,,lg., IAN, M, , whs,t 'n''N'o''
Usbn ",I MO-. r,., Wv "1Nsin A.. ,....
son," msgtcd Ciam.JIpecr isr' wh, bnj
sot r,,n',,,n5 'o,tn,. tNY, WV w.,
snnciunw nn his bnrI IA MUS vi '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04


ponuenr' 90,
New York. Feb. 2l.--She was very
clean woman. Everybody said that, so
~ -. 90 VVhat everxbodv says
~ u'u9t NC
always Is the truth l hou pee" As'e"
ing to her lecture. She knew more about
astronomy and mechanics. and peoples
,'tctnrss
SOUS ana poil'cS' anu pV"A' 90"
aud the why's of everything thah hau
ever believed one PRISON could know She
was very learned. And she had elected
TO talk nbout something that, no matter
-, lated ;nt, tellip,, |
what II Nu9' "i""'' -, az, I.,,. III
how women We're treated IKE uoi's anu
how sugar nlums We're given TO them. |
et,, ,,t,.l e,,,, tba Greel, which no
Snr pu",'u - a. !, ~, ma t,i,t
body understood unu " hluuc ilc '"''iN
of Aspacia. She was very glib Win
latin md that hrought 10 the front
i"'''' - .,ii i,,,rsb
prayer book in my ininu' She su'u n"iHn
German words but they made me tllhK
of the German bnus-frau. And them
~ ,..t.,.,J ,r ;nt, Eneltsh told
10 s"V -. IT, ,,,.,.,., l,a.
OF tie position OF Woilul' 'nere "'''e
fore me a sweet feminine figure sur
ro,,,1oi h. itnc cbildrrn all whiting TO
- a., , ~ t,.
welcome 10 ms hVhe 'hc man Va
family. / Knew tnls WASH VIII mn. 'p nv
ln'ehu'iu, pul "I' " IN NJ M, viii n
me, Ana Wheh 9ng ul,,suy" up mo
grand nreWotk tAn!u.'ion W "W i,,,,,s :,
mlui We 90 10. VII" ~" ,,,dI IL v,s
all over Everybody congratulated her
and said how much good she was doing.
/ was ion small for her to notice, and
81 She didn't MISS the pleasant words
| that. porhaps. ought to have SAID, but
| / went home and wondered.
RAH IaIft OaTZES WOMAN.
,,l a
There was Il nrlgn, hrS' unu "'ih
| poor OLD friend IN lhI sh"Pt VI u Ut,
| who was beSlnuhE 10 'oSg ~ zen uuii
| who was LOVING ana Wl'cuon"Vv' wv
| who. when pc raised Ris SuIl -, 80
mine, seemed TO say NY irl''ly, WIZ,
| do you think about lt Nll NnpMiI,S
he could read what ui2ught
whore dogs are gre3ter Ihnu iil,u
| patted HIM ON inc heNl' ana tuB'Vl,t
looked NJ the IRE. anu fehu ING stolN w
| woman. thought 1, II lh'y pe 800.
to be so learned. mat one IS aple 70 TO- sI,uN
Greek ana l@ltlh' anu 70 ne ""'h.'E II tI
| CyclOpacdiu; but lsh IL Wote 70 " upnV
TO convey in the language we an sl'tHh'
the something thht means help anu SNn,
patty? AND Is 1t WIqQEnE /" N"u NJ, ~ ra,v
The sugar uums Of me- 10 YOU hluW
what they arr? III ten you. II you nre
II woman, they are me W9rus pl nPl, H.,
hutiOn, OF loving APPROPRIATION, lIolh lne
man whom YOU nave recteu 10 ne uu"s
ter Of your heart ana hearlh. ihgS ure
the gladspmc thanks from llltle Vlhlurt H.,
They are the kindly words from luo
friends To- whom YOU nave pet!l 'p,J H. 4"
give u helping hnd, 1T rs worth VIM
To be only a woinah' anu 10 ~, Wy
sugar plums of ME, u ~ IhouSu,'H
times more worth haNlhG' Is thlS P's'
ton of being only woman, thIil TO pe
that woman who stands before me pun
| lie and, lesSpning her MOuiahnouu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
An ANrlporE no cAnr.

Think that the grass upon thy grave Is
green,
Think that thou secst thine own empty
The empty garments thou vast wont to
hath been; N'''''
rh'as te9t The lane, the meadow and the
Aud mSantaln summit feel thy feet no
Nor tRe loud thoIonghfarc. nor sounding
hath stood N'''''
Amid This thought'creatod silence saw
10 thy, stripped soul. what am / now md
WhcrPs """' """
Then turn and face the petty narrowing
which has been gnawing thee for many n
Ana y will die as dies q waiting brcc-,
Lost In the solemn roar " honndinr sons
Janes Smetham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

o0S. 'O1 q 1l'aoHa' : woslA Ss5.Ooo,-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
A RusIne ss-Maklng Book

Every business man ought to read
Dollars and Sense a money-mak.
ing book by Nath'l c. Fowler, Jr.,
the leading expert on business and
advertising; IL chapters, illustrated
with 100 plates, presenting every
style of effective advertisements,
with examples of reading notices,
circulars and headlines. 1t tells the
plain truth about advertising and
exposes ineffective methods. Any
reader of the News who will send
check, postal note, or stamps to the
value of pc to the Trade Company
Boston, Mass, will receive the book
byPrepaid mail.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
SATURDAY, DECEMBER u.
DELlNoURNTs TAKE NOTICE.

Within a short time collector
will call upon all delinquent sub
scribers to the NEWS who live with
in "a radius of twenty miles of this
city. We have several hundred dol
lars out in subscription accounts
alone, and we must have the money
due us on these accounts. Some of
our subscribers owe for four or five
years. This notice is given so that
parties in arrears can make arrange
ments to settle their accounts when
called upon by the collector. He
will not be accompanied by brass
band playing "Hail TO the Chief"
but will slip upon you unawares.
Be prepared to give him silver
dollar Tor two, or three, as the case
may bel reception.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
He's Q Little Fellow.
Our Dumb Animals.


Walking down the street the other
day saw newsboy seated on n
grating i'm the sidewalk, up through
which came little warmth from
the basement below. He had some
thing beside him covered up with
dirty, ragged old handkerchief,
and as | Sat down alongside he
cautioned,-
Look out. now. don't hurt him."
what is it,
He lifted the handkerchief with
the greatest care, and there, OIL one
of the iron bars. huddled up and
half frozen, was little brown spar.
row just able to fly.
where did you get him:'
ain the street out there. Got so
cold he was tuckered."
what will you do with him.
Get him good and warm and let
him go. He is such a little Teller,
and so he ortcr have fair show"
"And he shall!' said l.
Iadded my efforts TO Jacks, and
after few minutes the bird began
moving about in lively manner
aud giving vent to his satisfaction
in a series of chirps. Jack lifted
him. gave him a toss in the air, and
away he sailed for his nest under a
cornice.
He's all right now, Jack"
"Yes, cause he's had a boost.
Boys kin git along most anyhow"
said Jack, as he shivered in the
cold blast sweeping from the river.
but birds is such little fellows
that we've got to hist and tote 'em
round now and then. He's all right
now, and we're all right and good
by to you"
"Good-by, Jackie" / said. invol-
untai lily raising my hat as the kind
hearted chappie flew around the
corner.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
THEY WERE BEAUTIES.

On Monday of this week ]. p
Beltzhoover, one of our most sub
stantial farmers, who lives on the
Territory line four miles southwest
of this city, sold to McAboy 4
Meads ten two-year.old steers which
averaged 1911 pounds each. Some
of them weighed 300 pounds each.
They were the finest two-year.olds
ever seen in this section and were
not grain fed, either, but on the con-
trary have only had "roughness"
for feed since coming off the grass.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
WILLARD MAXWELL SHOT.

Willard Maxwell, who went TO the
Spavinaw with Preston Button and
others on a deer hunt, met with a
painful though not dangerous acct
dent while on the trip home the
other day. The party came to "A
stream and stopped to let dog get
into the wagon. The dog in some
manner got onto Winchester rifle
which Maxwell had in his hands
and discharged it, the ball, a Heal
ibre, passing through the fleshy
part of Maxwcll's arm, making "a
painful wound.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
Hall Rate Hon lay Excursions.

On December 20, q and p tickets
will be sold via the Memphis Route,
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Railroad, at rate of one fare to Ala
bama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Lou
isiana, Florida and the southeast
generally, limited to thirty days for
return.
Between local stations, round trip
tickets will be sold at one fare on
December q, "a. . and 81 and Janu-
airy 1, limited to January for re-
turn, except that no round trip tick
cts will be sold ut less rate than
80 cents. and tickets sold at points
north of and including Lamar and
Clinton to Willow Springs and east
will be limited to 20 days for return.
+. LocKwooD,
General Passenger Agent.
Kansas CITY. No.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
HOME MONEY mol LOAN


at 8 per cent interest per annum on
your farm, your dwelling, your
business property, for any length
of time you desire, from one month
to seven years. Let every man pay
ing rent call and see us. Wewill
help you get a home. Any amount
youwant from 500 to $4,000 on easy
payments. We've got the money
You can get il at Q per cent. Will
be at Springs hotel on Wednesday
Dec. 20, and will remain few days
J.N. BUNCH,
General travelling and Loan Agent
for The Pheinx Loan Association
st. Joseph, Mo.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
BAXTER SPRINGS
Produce Market.
PRICES GUARANTEED for one week
in advance by
FRED. l.. ERWIN.
CHRISTMAS.

Before another issue OF the NEWS
Christmas will have come and gone
There are many persons who yet
dispute about the customs which
ought to be observed ON that day
and for that reason we publish
what the American Cyclopedia has
to say about il. 1t says: "Christ-
mas, December, y, is the annivers-
airy of the birth of the Savior. Its
institution is attributed by the de-
cretal letters to Pope Telesphorus,
who died a. ID. 13s. In the 4th cen.
fury Pope Julius l. ordered an in
vestigation concerning the day of
Christ's nativity, and the result was
an agreement upon the 18th of De-
cember. The custom i'm Roman
Catholic countries of ushering in
Christmas day by the celebration of
three masses, one at midnight, the
second at early dawn, and the third
i'm the morning, dates from the 9th
century. During the middle ages
it was celebrated by dramatic mys.
terics and moralities, performed by
personages in gro,esque masks and
singular costumes. Among the
rcvcls of the Christmas season
were the fcasts of fools aud of asses,
grotesque saturnalia,in which every
thing serious was burlesqued. In
the Protestant districts of Germany
and the north of Europe, Christ
mas eve is devoted TO giving pres
ents, which are hung upon the
Christmas tree. In some of the
villages of North Germany the
presents are distributed by dis
guised person known as Knecht
Rupert. Christmas has always
been "a religious, domestic, and
merrynaking festival in England.
IN the houses of the mobiles lord
of misrule" or abbot of unreason"
was appointed, whose dominion
lasted from "All-hallow eve" (Oct.3D
till Candlemas day. But the cele-
bration of the day has now lost its
boisterous character. The last lord
of misrnle was appointed in 1927.
The custom of decking the houses
and churches at Christmas with
evergreens is derived from druid
practices. 1t was an old belief that
sylvan spirits might flock TO the
evergreens, and remain unnipped
by frost till mildcr season. In the
United States, Christmas is usually
observed by religious service and
by making presents. and not I'M
frequently by trimming houses and
churches with evergreens, and by
initiating the German custom of
Christmas trees. Santa Claus Saint
Nicholas). originally introduced by
the Dutch settlers of New York, is
the American representative of the
German Knecht Rupert.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22

Resolutions may not always bear
the quality Of results which we may
anticipate, but to resolve is the mo-
tive for all action. First, let us re.
solve to commence today and not
wait until the deceptive tomorrow,
which has deferred our good reso.
lutions in the past, 10 prepare for
the decorating aud Identifying OF
our cemeteries and no longer neg
lect the graves Of our friends and
kindred until the grass and brinre
obIiternie aud the rain etfacee the
last vesiage of mark by which we
would be able to distinguish the
spot ''thnf IL sacred to you from
common earth. And let us act at
once on these good resolutions by
placing au order for 4 monument
or 1Itmorial tablet With the colam-
bus Marble Works.
D.H.JoNEs. Prop'r.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
corner.
Seeking Capital.

Detroit free l'rceS.
The drummer was going over d
jerk-water railroad in the South tC
little town where he had Gus
toner. 1t was rough riding. and ut
one extra jar and scrape he turned
to man in the seat behind him.
as il always like this:' he asked
mighty near it," was the reply.
Does il ever go off the track"
1T used to, and Pm hoping it will
again"
"Thunderation, man, exclaimed
the drummer, what do you mean:
NO harm TO you. | hope"
The drummer couldn't under.
stand his fellow traveller, and asked
for an explanation.
We'll, IFS this way" said the man.
Last year got busted up in one
about mile from here, and had
an accident policy that paid me So
a week for six months. Then sued
the company for 5000 and got
$500. That set me up in business
and | done so well that l spread out
till about month ago | felt like l
needed more capital; so I've been
making trip every day for the
last three weeks over the road in
the hopes that the lightning would
strike me again. l never knowed it
to be this long before without some
thing happenin', and I'm thinking
maybe my luck is changing"
When the drummer took the train
the next morning he heaved Il sigh
of relief when he found he was the
only passenger.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22

You ought to know this: DrWitt's
Witch Hazel Sllve will heal burn aud
stop the pain Instantly. IL will cure badly
clapprd hands, ugly wounds. sores. aud /,
II well known cure for piles. McFad,lcn
a. Price
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
Baxter Springs investment Company

The annual meeting of the Baxter
Springs Investment Company will
be held at its Office in the Baxter
Bank building OH Tuesday. Janu-
airy I, 1893, at 7:30 p. m, for the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year
and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore such meeting.
]. NJ. COOPER, President.
b. S. WARNER, Secretary.
Baxter Springs, Kansas, December
|, 1894.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
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the reliable Butterick patterns, lat.
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ly filled. Address
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES

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Send order at once to the
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fiomeseekers' Exerr ions to the South ant
Southeast,

Tickets on sale January Z, Febru
AIRY 4, March 4, April l and 70, 1895,
to all stations on X. c., N. * b. east
of Holly Springs; to all points on
Yazoo * Mississippi Valley south
of and including Clarksdale, Miss,
except New Orleans.
NJ. NJ. ESTES,
Ticket Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
BAXTER SPRINGS NEWS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY GARDNER & SMITH.
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why they use One Minute Cough Cure.
MeFatl,len & Price
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22

Wesley Edwards has returned
from an extended stay at Muskogee,
1T.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22

Mrs. Horace Krctchmar and Mrs
John Armstrong were in Joplin
Monday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22

John Reyer, formerly of this city,
will soon start planning mill at
Seneca.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22

McAboy & Meads shipped live
stock 10 Kansas City again this
week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond. johnson
have located in Joplin.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-12-22
aHpNARD KELLY STRICKEN.

A Topeka dispatch to the Kansas
City Star of Dec. IL, says: Der
nard Kelly, politician, minister
and ex-pension agent, was stricken
with hemorrhage of the brain yes
terday aud for some hours his life
was dispaired of, but he is better
this morning, although not yet out
of danger The attack came with
little warning. He was apparently
in his usual health Saturday, ex-
cept somewhat run down by his
work during the recent campaign"
A Cincinnati man describes a
novel sight he saw recently at a
mill devoted to making paper, out
of pine tree pulp. II was invited to
select a tree, which l did, and twas
cut down for me, in the morning.
l watched il during the day under
going the various processes of pa
per making and at six o'clock that
evening, Il was paper. At mid
night a portion of Il was sufficient
" dry TO be taken ton printing shop
and few copies of the morning
issue we're printed on this product.
From tree 70 a newspaper 10
twenty four 1ours is probably the
best time on record:
I1aNc negotiated on Real Estate,