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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15

ter b referred to our village at.
torney, M, G. Palmer, and he be
empowered to prosecute any
person OF such o(fense according
to the fire ordinance.
On motion duly made support.
ed and carried. the meeting ad.
journed until March 10th, ct 6
O'clock p. m.
I, d. G. Christopher, Recorder.
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An elegant line of poke,
knives and fine cutlery just open.
ed by Prescott & Mars Co.
Wallace, the Tailor, can give
you good value for your money
both in style and material. Give
him & call.
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!"citizen's Ticket" City Conventio,

"citizen's Ticket" City Convention
The "Cltizen's Ticket electors
Of the City Of Virginia. Mime.
sofa, and all electors who desire
to unite with upholding the prin.
ciples of the "Citizen's Ticket"
are hereby requested to send
delegates to ''Citizen's Ticket
Convention to be held at Crock.
ett's Hall. Virginia, MIMI, on
March 10th. 1895, at 8 o'clock D.
M, for the purpose of nominal
ing a candidate for Mayor, City
Recorder and city Treasurer OF
the city of Virginia, and Two
Alderman, and one Justice of
the Peace for each of the four
wards of said City, to be voted
for at the City Election to be
held on Tuesday, the End day OF
April, 1895.
The several wards are en-.
titled to eight delegates each:
Ward caucuses for nominating
said delegates will be held at s
o'clock p. M. ON the 18Th day OF
March, 1895, at the following
named places, to.wit: First
ward, 1T the City Hall on Cleve-
land avenue; Second ward, a,
Pakkalla's Hall, chestnut street;
Third ward. at Chesser Hotel,
central avenue; Fourth ward, q,
Charles Gronberg's Hall, Maple
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can. ct q g. s L GSss:
District.
Tho Virginia Lumber Company
co-part"r<hip composed OF
John Owens and Peter ". Scott,
r!eint;fTs.
Daniel c. wh'tford
and
Tho Virginia Improvement
Company, Defendants.
STATE OF MINNESOTA 70 tax Aeovs SAsx=
DErEScAN1s:
You arc her,. ; s1ra:2oced AID required
tn 49, ~: complaint OF tho plaintiffs in
| thc above entitled action, which has been
aled in the o1lco OF tho Clerk OF tho District
Court. FOR the 18th Judicial District, in nd for
the County OF st. Louis. State Ct Ninnesota
and to hi:: your answer thereto with said
Clerk within twenty days Of such service CT
shis summons upon you, exclusive Of the day
OF slc', service. The object Ut this action Ii
the foreclosure OF a certain mechanics lien.
heretofore filed In the Office Of tho Register OF
Deeds in and for St. Louis County. Ninneso-
to. and recorded in Book n OF Lions on PAGE
las. on tho 3rd day OF November. A. D., 1Ya,
and il You fall to answer the said co,npla Int
within tho time Aforesaid the plaintiffs herr
in will apply - the Court FOR the reliot &C.
manded in said complaint.
Dated, August End l.c3.
TAYLOR 1 STEPHENSON,
so-s Attorneys TOR she Plaintiffs
Virginia. Ainu.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
TO purchase white pipo saw
logs delivered on the cars; also
FOR SALE:
Two tubular boilers. 6x16 stack
and britching, one upright boiler,
one horizontal locomotive boiler.
two 12x16 and 3x18engiues. two
1ox6x12 Crawford steam pumps,
located at Merritt.
G. M. HILL,
los Torrey Bldg. Duluth, MINI.
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Notice for Publication.

land Cace at Duluth. N.n,,., Fob. -. 1928.
Not,ca Is hereby given thar tho folio = ing
named sctter has Nl<d notice Of his into. ton
to max: f,aa' proof IL support " hts claim.
and that said rroof will he made before thu
register and rsceiver az the Z. ). Land Oncc,
at Duluth. MINI. on "nr. ~ 1895. viz: A,exan:
der Paxuin. who made Homestead Entry 67j4
for the NWA ofSwE Section % and My OF
SEN Sec. y, I. Sc North Of Range Is v, ~,
p. m.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon and cultivation
OF, said land. viz: George Ersbit. Of Iron
junction. p. O.. Mimi. Charles Murphy. Of
Iron Ju-cton. =. O.. MIMI. John Peterson, at
Iron Junction. p. O., Mimi, Oscar Larson, OF
Iron junction p. O.. MINI.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowances OF such proof. Or who knows
Of any substantial reason. under law aud
regulations of tho Interior Department. Why
such proof should not bo allowed. will be
given an op, ortunity at the a',ove mentioned
time and place to rrose'examinc tho Witnesses
of said claimant. and to offer evidence in 70.
buttal Of that submitted by claimant.
A. J. Taylor.
keEistc,
Fob l5-Nar e
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LOCAL NOTES AND COMMENT

A number of charitably dis.
posed people have interested
themselves in the case of John
Dewar, the forger. who was sen.
fenced to five years in the peni-
Tertiary, and petition will be-
circulated to have him pardoned
or his term shortened, says the
Duluth Herald. Dewar has been
making q play for sympathy
since his conviction, and has ap.
pareu:ly been successful in oh.
tanning it. He asserts that he
was drawn into the affair by Co.
dy and that he did not know the
checks were forged. He says
that he came here from Scotland
but q few months ago, where he
left Christian home and mother.
He is q sailor, and has spent
twenty.threo years on the sea.
He attributes his act of endors.
ing a name not his own on the
back of the check passed by him
to ignorance. He also claims
that his lawyer did not give him
a chance to testify in his own be.
half or to tell his story. It is
true that he was not put on the
stand, but his lawyer probably
had what he considered good
reason for that.
cody supports Dewar's claims
and says that he was innocent
of intended crime. 49,
Just received at Tho Fair" a
lot of ladies patent leather tip.
button shoes, at $1.75.
Have you looked at those chill.
dren's 'Hiawatha" shoes, from
u cents t. 91.25 at The Fair"
Ladies' rubbers for As cents at
The Fair"
Miss P. A. Gram, OF St. Paul,
q practical trimmer who has been
in the employ of Oppenheimer &
Co. for the past six years. has
been engaged by Mrs. H. Streh.
lau for the spring millinery sea-
son, and is new here and ready
10 attend to all work in her line.
New. goods arriving daily at
Mrs. b. Strehlau millinery es,
Establishment.
When the frost is on the win
dow and the kitchen pail is froze,
when the little icy needles come
from every breath that blows,
when chilblains make US sick
and faint and cold feet give III
pain, tbs safe to bet that W. All
wish for summer days again,
For while we sweat and fuma
around In gauzy summer clothes,
its easy enough to set cooled off
as everybody knows; but it's diff.
erent in the winter, when the
world is full of ice, and the
weather is as hard to beat as a
pair of loaded dice: W. may
talk about our climate, and about
our spring aud fall. bat the
balmy days Of summer are tho
days that suit us all. 49,
The New Bargain Store is the
place to go if you want the best
goods at the very lowest prices.
Our stock is complete and we In
vite your inspection.
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DIED.

TcKERT-Tu Seattle, September Il. lsfs.
81 cholera iufantum, Charles Francis,
son Of Afr. and Mrs. FREDERICK EckeTt.
aged months
wERBER-Tn Seattle. SepteubeT r. iS<5,
q tumor, W. ". Webue-. Of Sunnys.ae.
Wash. aged q years
PEED-Ths funeral services If Mrs En-
ma Reed win be held iu the Methodist
Episcopal church Ballard az D. o'clock
thfs Thursday morning. not WEDNESDAY
- announced Yesterday, intermcnt IN
Odd Fellows cemetery
CHRISTENSEN Seattle. Wednesday.
September Is. 1885, Lizzie. wife % James
Christensen. of internal bemoTrhages.
aged 81 years
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Notice OF SHERIFF"S SALE5s- -ln, -.
s,lperior court OF the state OF n ,n
ton for the county Of King. CIV sf ,sr.
Snencer. plaintiff. vs.. Iucinda - IA
rick and B. r. Bailey. defendants
Iynder and by virtue OF an order o, s ,ss
and snecYal execution, issued out ott,,iss
above named court, in the aboVss agItvered.
action. and 20 me directed a ssla,,o,,ing De-
I have duly levied upon the foiioHiHfl Ting
scribed real property, Sltualed III
county. Washington. tO-wtt: :, s,s,esn
lot TWENTY-FIVE (22l. in block ss,.l.al'siopl
0ap. of Gilman's addition mrs. Ter All and
10 the CITY OF Seattle. together Wltn, -, ara
singular the tenements, heredlldiIInre'i'1
appurtenances rhereunto belonging .hat on
Notice is therefore Hereby gwen s.'isN ,
Friday, the 18th day or oc ~ Of sad
al the hour OF ten O'Clock a. ~, . -
Gav. a. the front door or the Go o'.i.. cfain,
in the city Of Seattle, IN sald M ,'ssopsr,y
~. will sell the above descrlpsul = bidder
az public auction, TO the hlghes'
Dated this the 18th day Of SeptemT,b,searri, ~
At. VAN DE FANTER. She''-
q. r. DE STEIGUER, Attorney.
T0~TCF or sHERrFF's sALEE--.lins , y.
s,,1ar,or court If the state Of Was ~ "a
ton for the county OF hlhs Ped ard
Stciguer. plaintiff. Us; 9. II, Ia wife: c.
1a~rIet n Reed husband ana " ms
+. Pulhnch and Martha J. BulIiisisLs ard
hand and wife: c. W. Somerlh.9lssih r. B.
Emma r. Someriudyke, MS w. hs
Tiyarroore and Nellie Liver Yy-,,ters
wife. J. NJ Waters and Nancy ,t"rgarst
his wife: ". NJ. BiakleY ana aak and
Blakley his wife, J =. r. M0trl esn as
Marv Iorelock otherwise KY 10 Itt,rk-
Nancy NOreIOck). his wife, ). r. 80.
patrick and I. J. kirkpatTich' Ia stvls
partners under the firm name go C.
~ Walters. Blakley a. Co: CyII,,s,ss.
Pnyntz. g. ". Someriudyke, uu asrt.
Cecil c E.vers and j. 9. VI. hsita a..'vts 3,
ners under the firm name ana ~ Ne.
Fvers q Keith. J. ". Hart u e. ,,ss
Kinney and Sarah G Mckinney ms
defendants. No. 1888. ,o- ~ SALE
Under and by virtue u an or1e.. ~ the
and special execution, issu eo GUY a,fItled
above named court. in the aooNs II,,ssrsi.
action. and 70 me directed and dehssisss-
I have duly levied upon the ION - King
scribed real property. situated III
ccCnty. Washington. totIt. -, ,ans O.
Lots number seven "a, elght ts3,a ..,.-fvs
and ten Q0). in block numbered 80 - IOWA
go In the second addition 70 III - me
(ncw c{tvb OF Seattle, As Lard OH s..-ores
heirs OF Sarah A Bell. deceased. i,s..tan a
beng made 10 the plat OF sald az. ne re-
page II Of volume / Of pldts, ~ n. 'e-.o,,nfy,
ords in the auditors Office IN rms 80 and
with all the tenemants. hereditttlizAi
appurtenanCes thereunto bfloii@lns.hat on
Notice is therefore hereby gwen lss
Friday. the 25th day OF OCTOBER tsy,
az the hour Of ten o'clock a. m. OF sa' =, the
~ the front door OF the courthouse, = riIi
city OF Seattle. in said King county' .uhllc
sell the above described properly a.
auction. 10 tho highest bidder TOT - M
Dated this the 18Th day Of SepteiIal,sssasr,sT
A r VAN DE VAN'FER. oi1'
q. K. De STEIGU Err, Attorney.
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MARRIED.

HOWARD EWING the rariors q ths
D{ller hotel Seatfts WEDNESDAY. @epfefa-
il.sr - 1856 Mr. Edwin Howard end Miss
Emma !. Ewing. both % 70 son. v raf-
s.ayn count. Rev John +. Damon Offief-
afinE
BUTCHER FkfMS-At ire residence ~
fne Officiating clergy Hau. Rev. John r.
Ia mon si9 F8fth street seattle. WF3naN~
day evening sepfsTnber =. 1906. VI Fred
erick Butcher and Mss Lillian Ennis.
beth 81 this city
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ronx.

CrsERTET-FF'fR -At Tseonns IN Nor
sEav. geu*nu1ser IS f&@ n Mr. ar9 8rs
james =. 6f8ertegfer. q 500: weight -
u Gn1E
uasTT %CfE-Ta Fremont. Seattle. m Tues
day. September - tt+5 70 SIR. auG Mrs
stephen q. Hastings. q son
TTGEI.OW-ln Seattle. On Tuesday. Sep
tember Il. fs9s. - Mr. ard Mrs.. =. r.
Eigeigw. a daugnfer.
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Rlrt-s. Harrtagee. Deafh<.

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rosfcez under thrSs headings. the same
should BE- left At ere business Offices %
this paper "a charge IL made for such
notices
Funeral notices. resolutions or othe-
special announcements viii bs charged ~
the rate o. 10 cents per Inc each snse--
ton
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale, For Rent and Situations
Wanted viii be inserted at the rate OF
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways 81 advance. No advertisements re-
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NOTfCE-The business Office OF the
Posf-Intelligencer Is open until IL p. m:
Sunday hours, a. IN. to y. m. Ciassi-
fed advertisements VIII be received Up 10
this time.
The following letters await advertisers
ut this Office:
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
rnents changed for the Sunday issue must
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insure change
PoST-TNTELLTGENC co.
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81 900 TO LOAN at S per cent. V. Hugo
Smith. room q Safe Deposit Building.
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IONIC LODGE. No. - r. and \. M.-Reg-
uiar communication Friday. September
~ y. m. Master Mason degree. Visit
ing brethren cordially invited
r. r STEW ART, ". NJ.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
'<t-F-> Er re SIS Second. opposite
Bailey block. RECEIVERS and repairs uGa-
brellas. fype writer's. Keys tor al IoN-
UMBRELLA HOSPITAL has moved
from %s 10 rs Columbia street Robe
son Bros
DRF~SM AhI<G.
MRS p MADDOCKS. - Starr-Boyd
building.
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wANTED-Informati concerning Mr..
Walter Taylor of San Francisco. last
heard OF in employment OF Pope & Tai
bot. at their mill February. 1880. as a
rUnor OF his death by drowning has been
heard Address W. G.. Sharpsiein, attor-
ney 40 Fidelity building Tacoma. Wash.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF WESTLAKE ( KFT-
ley, frIit r1cTt hauts. dong business AZ
the corner OF Second and Madison
streets. nave hy mutual consent DIS
solved co-rarruersh ip. 1fr WestIaka re-
firing Mr. Kelley VIII continue the
business.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-09-07
NEWS NOTES.

The treasury deficit for August WINS o
little more than S3,O0l00
The total value of sugar bounty
claims amount TO Sc $4,000 for which
s.. 600, 600 have been appropriated.
The Morning Star made its first ap-
pearance in Sedalia. Mo-. Sunday
morning. II Is republican In politics,
and Col John II. Powell Is editor.
The board OF police commissioners
Of Wichita, Kan, have removed Police
Judge Hatton and appointed w. X
Tucker In his place. Hatton is tho
nominee Of the republican party 70!
district judge. and his removal has
caused sensation.
The grand chapter Of the Order oil
the Easter Star, ut its session In Bos'
ton, elected Mrs Mary E Rartridge,
Of Oakland, CAL. grand matron; II. H.
Kinds of stanton, Mich, grand
patron, and Mrs Lorraine, OF Pit<tn,
Ill. grand secretary.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-09-07
Kansas City Produc~

KANSAS CITY. Sept -Dutter-Aiarhct
firm: good diaries scarce: considerable poor
stock coming Ia: extra fancy separator. lie;
fair, iih jl5xc: dairy. fancy, firm. iic: fur,
Zee: store packed, fresh, Lllc: on grade. &C.
Eggs Market 1rm; candled stock. lie per
doz
Poultry-supply heavy: market Hc lower on
springs Hens, &c; springs. nc: ROSTERS, loo.
Turkeys, wanted at 20. except springs, which
are worthless. Ducks. SIC; springs. a. Geese.
not wanted. 81 DC; springs, 10 Pigeons. 7Sc0
ei.00 per doz
Fruits-Apples. market glutted and slow; Is
0sOc per bu, according 70 quality TscG A.O per
Dbl; home grown stock sells little higher In q
small way: shipping stock. eOIsSc per bu.,
ei.000Lsi per Dbl; crubapples OlIsc per
bu; common grades, prices uneven;
fancy packed stand apples, so6iOc per bu box
Peaches. supply moderate to-day: freestones,
% per peck. i0c per y bu. 7c1eL0i per
bu.: shipped stock. freetInes. choice %
fancy. 20 SOC per Y bu box, SJ97c per l.
basket crate. -c1tl.O per 6-basket crate:
cilngstones. eO0esc per y bu. box; common
and small stock not quotable- Minor plums.
sc Dor peck; Damson plums, 20 1sic per peck.
e7s020 per bu; Wild piums. so0e)c per bu
Yellow Chickasaw plums, eoc per peck
Pears. home grown. go per peck &c per
n bu.; shipped. toc per y bu box. q. per
bu.: small sugar pears. eOcasi o. per bu
Vegetables Potatoes. steady. eoc per bu
IN car lots: fancy largo. &c per bu; 90
IN small way; sweet potatoes, 30 e5bc per oa
In small way Cabbage, home grown. 1880
per doz: medium 10 common. ioaiso onionA
new, 2563lc per bu-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-09-07
FOR DEEP WATER
Tho Governor OF Kansas Calls Conferences
a. 49, - Ix...i... Dalul.aE 4


10 Meet nc Topeka October !.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. sl.-Gov. Nor
rill has issued proclamation calling
conference Of delegates from trans
Mississippi states 10 meet at Topeka,
October l. In accordance with the re-
quest OF Gov Culbcrtson. OF Texas,
who asks the cooperation Of the peo-
pie oil the west In establishing deep
water harbor on the Gulf Of Mexico.
After rcciting the request Of the gov
ernor of Texas Gov. Morril's procla-
nation concludes:
Now. therefore. I. T.. " Morrill,. governor OF
the state o! X inSas. In CON 1liaace with the
Foregoing request made ny the governor OF
Texas do hereby call Western states con-
ference convention. to assemble In Topeka,
Kan. ut oc ck p IN. IN the .irst daY OF De-
tober. a d i9i. for the purpose OF securing
the unite action OF the peop.c o. the g'clt
west In . movement ~ util zc the decp water
obtaiac OF he Rulf OF Mexico In t'ie state OF
Tcxa, and 20 arrange the b1s. plan for no d.
ing IN intrr-Amcrirun exposition. - dis i'ar
what The great west Tan ptIiltnh!y produce
nnd export u well a. what 1t vii be to her
advantage % import
The folinwll.; are hereby drs.gnl.cl rs dele
gates 70 this ny ntion. Thc ehyerlor of each
state and t. r.tIfy west II The MiS~!s ippi
river aha b. dele: -, cs-n.'irlJ. AMI ne ~
hereby au;hpriI u 10 select twelve delegate NJ
large. two Of wh IN - III e | Caitcd STATES
senator. a. fOrr dele. .'c' .. 10 from each
cong: essi INA district. ms VI who.n shl ] he
the member Il con ;gess Or territorial delegate
elect The pre-, ilcat o; egch chlnbc: o! com
mcrcc. or bosrl oi trade. or other comrc.cia!
bodies. II hereby ma e a dc'csate. Win Ir hor-
fly toangplnt IN Hltnrlnts II >I'1 prtSi lent
Is u.ublr 81 u,teld Al. mcriOcra of .hc
permanent interstate deep h.rhor ,onmlttee
are hereby made delegate. The mayor OF
each cliy west ~ the Mississippi river Is q
delegate. and is empowered TO appoint one ad-
ditlonal delegate flr each 1000 Inhabitants or
fraction thereof o. his city. and the said mayor
is uuthor.z ii To appoint an alternate. In the
event he IL not able TO attend il the governor
Of any state or territory has selected delegates
previous q the Issuance of this cpll. under u
rcquc,i c;nanat.ug from Galveston, then aIi
such delegates urc hereby made dciciates.
with all IN, rights ana privileges thereof the
same as II appointed under this call
The importance Of thi' movement cannot be
ovcr-cs,maicd. and I most earnestly request
all oaicla.s or organic it.ols IN whom. under
the call. authority is vested 10 appoint dele
gates, to act promptly. " the emil that the rep
resciitat.yes ir said convention may by inves-
tlgutlon. be thur, uphly prepared for Intelligent
discission. ieiiJerIt.on ana action.
In testimony waereof. have ho'cunto sub
Sc, !boG -, ,-,'no. aud caused 10 he afxed the
great sell Of me state .Sane pt the city Of
Topeka. this 2ath day Of August. A. d is9.
(signed) +. ~ MoRaIEL
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-09-07
A wlre RODE lIfamway At aIbrnltar


A wire tramway is stated to have
lately been put up ut Gibraltar for CON-
Meeting the signal station at the top Of
the rock with the lower town. It
takes up all the materials necessary
for the service Of the fortress In less
than Eve minutes, whereas formerly u
whole day was required for carriage by
q rough and difficult road. The engine
house Is erected ut the north end Of the
Alameda. whence start two ropes three
hundred and twenty yards long, which
lead TO the top of the mountain. A
powerful engine gives motion TO the
ropes carrying the tubes, one Of which
rises while the other descendz The
ropes are calculated for load Of more
than seventy tons; but they never have
70 support more than twelfth Of thai
weight -Scientific American.
Beggss Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
BeeEs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
For all diseases of the blood. A
positive guarantee with every bot
tie. Call for and be sure to get
Beggs' and take no other. Sold By
A. r. Kane.
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CoaN AND WHEAT.


Their ond't'on IA Repnried IN che scptem-
her Crnp !, 'uort Of the Prairie armer.
CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE September
crop report OF the Prairie Farmer
shows condition of corn 90, against
condition last year of 65.a. The pres.
cnt is. with one exception. the high
est con iitional average reported at
this date since lsss. During the
month there was some loss OF condi.
ton in the OHIO valley and heavy
drop in Nebraska. The crop IL well
advanced and there is little prohabil.
ity of any frost damaLe. 1t is safe to
assume final product exceeding any
previous crop by 100, 900. coo bushels or
more.
Condition Of all wheat shows some
improvement. as there is evidence that
the crop is yielding better than was an
ticipatei. Southern Illinois and Mis-.
souri, are especially Welding above en-
pectations. while The tire hing in Min.
nesota and the d.. tO.us is showing
about all that has been claimed.
Threshinr so far done points to II
crop about 2j.OJO.GJJ bushels larger
than was expected earlier in the sea-
SON
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-09-07
CHOLERA RAv4alNa P=kiN.
More Then F.ftrsa unired Deaf sin That
ifv IArh ny frnin The al l.ucr.


More Than Fifteen unired Dealt sin That
'ity Zach bay frOm the est .lence.
VICTORIA. Il. c., Sept. A. The steam
ship Empress OF China arrived here
with advices to August %, rs follows:
Cholera increases in 'Pelsin and the
deaths exceed fifteen hundred daily.
1t is also increasing in japan. The
total number OF cholera cases reported
throughout Japan on August 10
was III; deaths, 400. The aggregate
number of cases from the LIST inst. Is
%. 600, 1850 occurring on transports
and the deaths are l6,2sa There were
eighteen new cases IN Toxic in the
twenty-feur hours ending Ut noon,
August 81, of which two died.
Atelegram from Alr, Chinda, Japan.
ese consul ut Shanghai, reports 263
deaths among Chinese, and seven
among forei !ncrs in British and Amer.
lean concessions between the LIST and
18th Of August Another case has oc-
Cured on the Italian cruiser Umbrin,
bringing up the total number OF cases
ON that vessel TO eli !ht.