davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23
New Dressmaking ParIors.

Dressmaking and sewing of every de-
scription done at reasonable prices. Miss
Hiatt, Pacific House, Black Hawk.
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23

Wiener Maerzen, the beer that will
make Colorado famous. George Mertz
agent for Centra, City and Black Hawk.
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23
Forman wants Galena ore.

The Neef Bros. Wiener Maerzen Beef
is bottled expressly for family use, it il
recommended by Denver leading ply
sicians.
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23

Fine line of perfumes just received at
Hyndman's book store.
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23

Best Brands Family Liquors
just received at Philips & Eblis Law.
renee street grocery store.
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23

New and second hand furniture and
mining tools. Otto ii. Z. Goetz.
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23

A mass meeting in the interest of law
and order will be held at the Presbyter.
ian church Tuesday evening, March 2S,
at 1870. The meeting will be addressed
by Rev. Q. w. Heisler, superintendent
State Anti Saloon league. Everyone in
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23

Fine Watch Repairing at the Minera
Palace.
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23

1t has been long, long time since the
poem "Oh, the snow, the Beautiful
Snow was published. There is danger
IL anyone should publish it now, espe,,
cially In the mountains, that he would
be ostracised from society. And the
snow is beautiful isn't itY
Gilpin observer., 1899-03-23

Our prices defy competition. Our out
let enables us to purchase frequently large
surplus of watches closed out by the
manufacturers below their original prices,
which enables US to sell at very low prices
Watch the Show Window for the
latest novelties in Ladies' Colarettes,
Buckles, Side Combs set with fine bril-
liants,, --latest Lorgnettes, Bead Chains,
Buttons, Sets, Etc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Wdrftberiht.
Sddrperf6nfe.

Mintertoeiaett - gtotber gto. 2, nottinta, anf
benz 9sleiIe. 73c; rotber gto. 8, auf benz SeIetie 72t;
pbne Sneertoftsn, 7lA-7lAc; rotber 80. 4,pbne Sas.r'
toftei, 691lc
SribiaBtspei3en - gortberi gto. /, nolttnsn.
obne 2assrfoften, Tic; ~gtortbern ysp. 2, obne Sa9erto'
item, noninen, 70Mc; $50. 8, Obte 9agertoitet. 67-68s;
go 4, ouf benz Seleife, 63-64t; ohne Sagertpfttn, Csc.
Mats-go. 2, i'm Gp.tber, SlAe; seIber 9te. 3, obHe
2aqerfoften, ~nonttne1, 32h-33e; gelber go. 8, SoA-
3OAc; gsu, 4, ant benz SsIetie. Stat; Dbns Soesrfoften.
31-3lAc; peiBer go. 2, obue 9ngsrtOftett itpntinsa,
53c; tpeiBer $40. 8. ouf benz Ssleiie. npntinsa. 32hej fstn
@rab, nontiuea, obne Sae.rfuften, 28-30e.
Sofer-gtO. 2 ouf benz SeIetfe, 2l-21Ae; Dbne Sas
~aerfoIten, 214tj So. 5, 2lc; peiBer $50. 8, auf BEN Sc.
IetIe, 22-22Ic; pbns Saserfoiten, 2lH-22hr; tDtibtr
gto. 4, auf benz SsIstie, 2lA-22c; obnt Sassrfofttn.
21Ar.
Roegen No. 2, ouf benz @eIeiie, uD,atnsn, 5sM
$40.
Serfte- Jntter9erfte, obne SassrfOfttu, s6-S6ht;
CUTE 37-37hc; bette CSC.
9dmereten-S SLABS, go. 1 gtortbtpeftert auf benz
6eIeifs, $l.16-1.17. IS
Seu-3ufubren IS @nrs; feins3erfanbt;. wtotft steht.
lid tb6tig uno Yreife fet.
9erfdufe ouf 6ert@.letie, beItes glo. Q SfntotDp $1,000
10 %; No. l, $a50-9.75; gto. O. $a75-9.e0; beftts
upIanb grairts, $%s.75-S.0O; go. ], $8.50-a.75; 80 2,
$3.50. -
etro 3 - Martt Iebboft unb felt. &psaerb $3.50
100; Wttser, ~$4.25-5.00; Saftr, s4.50-5G1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Sdnttturnfer -@ferte.

Oerne Nbfteben ersiett. Gin geraber eefrd1tS
lelter @olant tpirO in Der Mitte bes &odes
angebra9t unb burG einen idmalsn Volant
berldn9ert; bas 2~tnfiieen piro o,rb @tn-
iabitreifen beroeft. Sben am &pf elm
l9rdset 8utteritreifen, pprin bic S6nitre
3ur &esultrun9 Der 6iiGe ein9etapielt ipers
ben.
M1fer 7738 in @rDBen fir %, "a, 26,
% uno 80 Sailentp.
8eguGdrer 4rets 25 @ts. nnier
4reis 10 Cts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
2~l[loemeiner maarenmarFt.

gu tt r-8eIte Creamery, 2os-- 1. Audlitft
18-l8Rt; y4e. 2, 16-l6hc; bette ndb9ema1te. Is -I6s.
bette 9airp 16-l7;; l. AtaItttt H-l5t, Z Nudfttdt
I3-14t. -,.
&d I E = GutnS, 92-10c; Doun9 amerieas. 10
l0Ac; 9rtd, meter, 9-9hc; 2irnbIr9er, feler, 8-8Ac;
SdhUeiaer, I0-1OHt.
ne n-geite $1.12H-I.f5; bette .Ggebtnurs".
1.O5-1.07H.
eG-xurtebs, sh-9c Der giunb: &hbnsr
.9-9Hc per @fb.; springs, 1O-l0Mc per Bfb.; 6anfe,
&c per @funb; @uteH, S-9c per 8fuHh.
Gttr @aHS frti9s. gsrluits abssre9net 49,
1876 bos 9ubeub.
RalbfGetf9 80 bis Is gfunb Sepiat 7A-8c; u
big 100 Bfnnb, S-Shc; 100 BIS ITO 8iuab. g.; s.
~pbbnItbes Bis fdtpsres, 6H-7Hc.
8 ei1I "a 9tete Sa NJ m er-$250-300
Sr;f9e 6ti9e- 9Gad Bag, gru3e pas 8tunS.
1l-1l15c; 4tfs 6R-7r; 8ifereL 5-5h:.
gtenen NJ a 9S-5eu6bnltbss bis betes, 1s-s5t
per Qfunh. .af
SOnt g-9nnfIer bs 1ener, !S--13t per 8fIno.
9efencoru- 7-9e per Bfuuo. :.
9ppcorn-9eites ST. per loo Bfuno. 49,
s. uben-Sabme, rnu9ere bts fette. 5Oc-s1.5opDsS.
@epfeI- geue, $1.0O-2O0 oos Sag.
timers $500 per SAB. -
gtirii6 e-Mibi9un, lis 8uidel.8nstet. 25-4oc.
20 etntrou BE n-10-14c 8sYtunh 8dgfets.
9ffdum eu-8amIons, 75e fir 16 at..aifte. "a
Cit ne n-Utsiiiua $S.5o-4.25; California, $500
$50 bic Giite.
Granger - Spdte golentia, "a. = Mstttd.
nif9s $~4.25-4.5O; Seebttn9s s3.5Q-4o0. q :
8~ananen-gefte, 75c-$l.50 bos BitnoeL.
@oGif printer OFT Y1aurten, 4sBdstsf crates
-90c-$I.40; 9HrtGe, in 20sPfuno Siftnen, 6Or-S1.eO
8ir1isr, per 8tfte, S1,50-225:
grombeeren Sau9htons, 80c-$1.00 gBitons
I6 Quorts, 80c-$E.00.
Setbe1beer n-ggtsconftMy $I.oe-I.25; Wtths
gan, $1.00-I.25.
WofIermeIpnen-$70-1oO bel Der gdrlabnna.
Mnstm e 10 NJ n = Sens, " 8ufhets gastet, TO-
zoe; Oiaoe, in Grates, 15-4Or; Soctenfad, l5-35c
8artoff eln-Garlp Ohio, 27-3Ot per 8ni1el; Dts.
.itoe, in IM 8nidel Sdder. 4O-50c per 9tf1tL -
Net Btr aut-SteigeS, 75c-ST per Grate.
g LII me nj obi - 1880 has Ssb.
Gurten-drsgefubte, 5o-75t Dds 9ab.
Gppffa al at - 75c-$1 per SAB.
Cd 70 d m me - 1920 b. BIB.
WetBrtben- neue, 35c per gufheL.
9Rotbe Hiben- rene, 75e bas TaB.
@tIbrabtn nene. Use fir 100 8inbtL
Rab ie 8 d IN - 75c per 100 8itnbet.
S9ntttbob nen-75e-$1 per ~ 8ui9eI. "a
SOtn t II - Siei9e, 40-50c per gul9eL.
Better ftIte : Sttiige, loo Der "Dub. 8anoG.
6rnnes Gprn-20-25cp per 5.9uB, Gad.
Rufertpoaren - Observation-Disclosures soc; ffe,a
ghmal5ttTten $l.00. 4
Sdnte-6rf9e, a~eIal5en, fhtuer. 91c; friIha y.s
fofsen, bef1doigt SIT; &alb, gto. l. lie; go. 2, 9Mc.
ReiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

Nrs bGabbtaner, tnbii6et geibe, gatitirt
nit f6paraem SdmmetbanO. 0ote aus
9etadter Seioe, fam aber auf @unib in
Der 6arbe obte6en. 9anenOes Sutter, ipelz
DIES nit Der eigent1i6en Saiae bintelt ibliebt.
9luf Dem ~erfteren iperben Der bolle 2atlenz
tbeiG, Die gofe unb Die Dieie etnfalenOer
&raulen arr anstrt. Sic 9termef finn 3iemli1
boa, ba Die gan5 enge1 ti6t t~leiOia1n fir
iunse Mdo6en it9 e%ripeiien. Sn Der @anb
Spibehfraulen.
Muiter 7713 fit Miies bon 12, IA unO Is
Sabren.
&e%9u1drer 4reis 25 Gents. 1tnfer
4reis 10 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
3eitoemdfe .Nnnonee.

sS6 tauI9e: Mnfi8tspOfttarten gegen
2iebiqbiloer, #. gebunbene &lufiter gegen
Elm aebrau9tes Subrrao, meinen 8rdutigum
- flein, blonb gegen einen 'besglei4en
- erOB, f6Gant nno briinstt =
2iui Nieblt9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

gus bfau unO tpeib sefreiftem Muteriut,
nit blauem, tpeib beiebten &rager. 9Gefte
aug msiBem 9ique oDer Sud-; ouf @unib
tann Elm 0Rod bonn SailenmateriaG 5u bie=
fer gGouie g~etragen tueroen. 9aienOes, born
i6lieBenbes Sai1enfutter; Die ei9entlt0e
SaiGe paBt bur6 S9ulterz uno l1nterarm=
ndbte ,tnD l6liebt an Der settle unii0tbar.
gti6t 5u en9e @ermeG nit atnt Gragen
pafetben Mani6etten.
Ntuiter 1925 in @r6Ben fir 80, 81, 36,
SO utto 40 8ruittpeite.
&egutdrer qreis 25 Gents. 1nfer
9reis 10 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Gin outer Qdtient.

Arat: v... sic miifen foliber leben: Sn
SSbrem bot9eI4rittenen @tlter foll mo fi9
Wein, Weib uub @efung dbgep04nen!" -
Yattent: uWiFen g mas, 9err 9ottor, ba
iper6 ib mir porIaufig ben 8siang abge=
pD6nen!" .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

Gus seHreiftem 6GaneG, nit arusen aus
ipeiB etngefaBtemt, blauen 6IaneG. Ser bDIe,
geraOe BOD wirO 1nten eeidltmt, Oben gez
trduielt unb an Der GttttertaiIe %befeitigt,
tpel6e bur0 S9ulterz uttO 11nterarmitd6te
pobt. Ser Sat tpirb itber benz 6utter born
an9ebra9t, oDer, ipenn man tein 6utter
tpitni1t, an elmer Settle oes 8orOertbeils, unb
mad Der onberen settle iibergefnOpft 1trter
benz Matroientragen. Sic bo1e 8louie pabt
bur9 S8ulterz unO 11nterattttdDte; Die
@oroertbetle eeben I'M boppelttDpfigen Still
iiber einarlOer. gorn 3tpei &et6en Rlt6pfe;
&nopfl09er redts. Ste rttere Eailenfitle
baui6t unb pirb bur1 elatii6e Streifen re-
gulirt. Ginndbtise, bequeme Nertnel, NIT ges
taben Mani6etten.
Mufter 1920 fir Mdb6en bon 6, 8, 10
uno II Sabren.
&eguldret qrets Is Gents. LII
greis 10 Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

Ins tpeibem ober farbieem gatttt, pOer
alt6 aug tbeiBem Cambria. - Sanger &od,
born 9efeilt utb an ben Setten nit tltrser
@inndDern beriebet, 70 buB ct iiber ben
9iiften titapp ani6lieBt. 1lnten Gin @p(ant,
ben bic &itdanit9t 5etgt Der bas mo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

Sebes Mufter, tpenrt aud auf elmer Nbz
bilbung bargeiteIt, toitet 1Oe.
@ir eriu9en unfere 2efer, bic uns Be-
ftenungen fir S9uittmuiter per goft iiberz
mttteIn, i9ren Brief nit elmer 3peitentz
Martt gu frantiren, ba Elm Gent ni9t GEE
niigt.
9a bic Muiter BON Nep Oort aus CUR
Poit gegeben tperoen, bduert es 8 Big 10
Sage, Bis biefelben an bic 8eiteter ~geIangen.
Sontt Semdnb fein Mufter ni9t er6al=
ten, 10 m69e er niht bergefen, Bel ettpais
ger 8ef6perbe Drummer uno @r1Be bes Be-
iteaten Muiters geraa an8ugeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

Ius tarrirtem Mobras. 8laie Gtibenz
t~rapatte. @latt ani6tteBenoe 8orbertbeile,
btnten bermittelt 0ueti6falte gti6lofeh.
Sie oo1en @iidtbeile tperben 9etrauielt ntb
an cine 9ofe sefi9t, tuel6e fi6 bel S9ultera
11nb 11nterarmndbten at Die @Oroertbeile
fiigt. 1tmlegetragen ober 9alstreifen iitr
Stebtragen. Sai0en bort. &eguGdre @e1rbz
drmel NIT einfu@en @dbten, S9lib btnteit
nit 1tnters utb GbertGappet. @eraoe Maitz
i6etten.
Mufter 7744 fir &nubeu bon 10, IA unb
Is Sabren.
@e9u1Grer 9reis 25 Gts. inner
9rets 10 Gents .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Dtebmarft.

mtnbpt.b purb. in D,n stOa garbOss mi. foss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

- WDtfe in Srantrei6. Dos
fran30fI9e 9anbnirt6i4aftsmtnil tertum
ber1ffentGi4t foe6en Elm 8u1etin ii6er
bic i'm Sabre 1897 innerbal6 bes
.2anbes ~get0bteten @0Ife unO Die baz
fir be5ablten prGmien. Sc tparsn
'ni9t penigeer als 189, barunter 4 trd4z
tige @DGfinnen, "a W0Gfe be5tp. nidttraz
genbe W0lfinnen unO 121 iunge D0lTe, Nn
Yrdmien purben 11,840 5rfs. beaa6lt,
rtGmGi9 $50 Srts. fir cine trddti9e M0lz
fin, 100 Srts. fir anOere ausgepa9Iene
80Ife ober @0lfinnen unb 40 5rts. fir
einen iungen @oIf. Die mei1ten oer aau6%
THERE tpurben i'm Separte:nent Der G6az
reute erlegt, ndmli9 40 in benz einen gez
nannten Sabre, bann fOlgte bas 9epartez
ment Der 9orbogue NIT 81, Der N&aos nit
10, Der pberen Saone nit II u1tp. Wie es
ni6t aubers 81, ertparten 1T, bat it9 Die 3abG
ipG6reno Der lebten Is Sabre betrd9tli9
berringert. SIN Sabre 1883 puroen mod
1919 W01fe eet0btet unb 104,45O 6rts.
9rGmien beaablt, ieitOem BADEN iid beibe
3ifferr bstnabe r~egeImdBig Sa9r fir Subr
Oerminbert. &uA bic 9efdbrli6seit Der
Sbiere fir ben Menf9en i4eint abgsno:ns
men 5u baben, unb stpar niht Ii nit ibrer
3abt. Sir bic S0btung zines Nplfes, Der
einen Menf4en angegriffen bat, tperoen 200
Srts. 9rdmie be5a6lt, unb iol@er 6Gue faz
men 1888 mod 9 bor, tpd6renb fte ii9 feitz
benz muir nod f%iinfnal tpieber6olt ba6en,'
aun lebten Male 1896.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

.n90r' duf, b0r' ouf!" ft0bnts i9.
Sd bin fsGtrn na4 Nbfobrt beg Gu6tz
5uges in 70 i4Ie4ter 2aune CUR &uAe eez
ganger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

All Kentucky has been watching with
interest developments ln The Baker,
Harvard feud Boo Ciuy county which f"-
suitai In a.nilng picked squads from
the state guard Go MlHchosior where
.-rou" Baker wHa put on rlll COR muir
der. That Glt'lur Eun was c'n.ll-
er,-i necessary i1 preserve che puhiie
ps,.. may seem romowhat surprising.
hut those who know these Kentucky
mountningerH can understand TO- 10
was only the other day BOO one of thoao
mountain counties thut when % man
accused OF numbering % rlrl was ace
mltied. tho GIRLS relatives tried 60 hll
the iudgc. Colonel Coulson.
PARTLY a POLITICAL FIGHT
Tho naker.iIowari fcud, while one "
tho youneoat DO eastern Kontucky, n
ono of the most bitter ever w1gHd na
politics enters into 81 in way not Gale
cuihtot Co mako o. peace possible. Here
toforo. mountain foudH boo Kentucky
have generally becn personal uhalfa'
and 10 a certain extent this BE- true iu
tho present cast ~ 3D. INV" 70 ''''.' ''-
eon "Jlm." as woli as the other How
ards. are Republicans. and ao ore the
nakcrn. uut Tom Baker happened
10 be- a peraonal friend OF Gilbert Car
rard. rising young Democratic p'h-
ticlnn. who napirod 90 be- the shcrlu oi
Ci1v county The Bakers supported
gnffari againrt Beverly White lh i''"
and garrari ~ drawn into the igud.
no haa become the hunisman Tor lh'
n1Eerf aud has enabled thcm 60 come
out of prison and tn Keep the li1Whtls
aud their friends. the whites, in mortal
terror. 10 further compliclte the mat
ter. 'Tom" Baker shot and Killed lcN..
oriy Whites brother WILL VINO hhu
boon sheriff prior 10 noycrly'H election
Tho KILLING had nothing 90 do with ne
Raknr- Howard fou1, but u caused inc
whites 10 take sides with the H1WnrdH
and when they ala that 1ilbcrt Car
rard very naturally took eldeH win the
Uakera. his old friends, who had, al
though Republicans, supported him NJ
the polls. .
Tho state guard was sent 20 clay
county last June 90 keep the peace hur.
inr the examining trials ~ Tom
psker Tor killing "Will" white and
John Baker and several others for KILL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

ing Wilson Howard and Bert" Store
and "IIW" Howard Tor killing old
George Baker. father of the Baker boys.
The HIfgfH were sent Go i1il without
bail 1t Ulrh0uHvllo ana Jim How
ara was sent 90 iali without bail nt
London. L1urol county.
EACH FACTION STRONG.
Attempts Go take the HE Of GILBERT
G1rarI from ambush alarmed him su
thHroughly that hr hired several mon
600 guard bic home and finally went
south Co. sprud the winter ON Gar
rlua return last rpfIug be- had the
ulNau liberated from JAIN un bail
Nut long after tom Baker was to-
leased from ilil an attempt was made
Co taHIssluHte him one afternoon while
Doc was sitting un HE little cabin porch.
Th, bullet struck o. pesi ara passing
through 10 bile Baker, but failed o. enter
thfouah hlH clothes. This added tl the
bitter feeling between the Bakers and
che whites.
HArae" u1ker who was Not captured
last year when the others were arrested
by the state troops. De said 90 Doe back
ln clay county. li0 De- considered one
of the most dangerous members uf the
Baker family The Towards have many
relatives in Harlan county who were
engaged boo the Turnor-Hlwuri feud in
that county several years ur9, ana u
Dr. the general belief that the Harlan
county uuwurdH win come 90 thn use
ratnnoo az their CLAY county knsmen.
tom" Baker ln quoted as saying that
d. could gather 90 least 100 well armed
mon aud 30 into Manchester and pro-
tUct himself should De carry out THIS
plan during the presgnt term ot the
clay county circuit. ctirt there is ~
doubt that q desperate battle viii be
fought on the streets W Manchester.
The whites having almost absolute
control uf the court machinery, ana
having the power 90 summon un many
deputy rhorinl us they see ~. are IN "a
position 60 givo their enemies The WORT
of Inc meeting Il hostile meeting
should take place. Beverly white nui
hla brother. John O., are known ns the
most fearless men In clay county, and
thoy have "a following fully their equal
lu point ~ fighting qualities. The Bak-
pra also have the reputation % being
desperate men. and tom Baker ~
known 90 be- quick on the tfIgg.r, as
wen ha hla brother "AnHe" and BILE half
brother "Dcc." or the immediate fam-
u.s. of Bakers there are eight hr1thers
and cousins and unclUs by the score,
who will assist them. besides brothers
ln.law and relatives by marriage all N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

AZ the store of a. l.. Howard he found
crowd soinc uf whom had come after
the crave clothes Of Wilson Howard
and hurrh Store. James assisted IN
Selecting them. and was on the point 81
leaving when George Baker rode w.
Without stopping 10 consider that THIS
was the one man In Clay county VINO
never carried a pistol. young Howard
icvollod his weapon and fred bullet
into the old mans abdomen. producing
almost instant death Realizing that u
would now be war 10 the knife, James
mounted his horse and rode away 20
the home Of relatives IN Harlan county.
There was reward OF 1850 offered for
Howard'a arrest and he surrendered 70
a hnHman go that the man might get
the reward, and came with him 60 Man
chester. where he was turned over 20
the proper officers. lie was released on
bail.
Sheriff H. T.. white Jr. summoned
one hundred deputies to arrest the
Bakers, and they were brought In tor
examining trials before County judge
j. W. Wright The trials lasted three
days The Towards sworc 90 seeing the
Bakers do the shooting. but the Bakers
proved by ;hcir Witnesses that they
were I'VE miles away Rt the time u the
shooting. and Judge Wright dismissed
the Bnkcra from custody.
on the day after the trial. sid
Baker. n Hon-in-law OF bal" Howard.
but no kin to George Bakers sons,
overlook charles Wo1ton. who was said
10 have shot Burch store.
They rode side by side Tor a quarter
Of q mile trying 20 get the drop on each
other Finally thoy both drew their
revolvura almost nc the same time.
"sid" shot from behind his back as De
drew the weapon from the scubbo1rd.
Roth mon rolled on their hors'g, and ns
they lay In the road cmptlcl their pls-
tolls nt each other. sid B1kor rode
IN unhurt. while Wooton, wounded IN
the back dragged himself Into the
brush. where be- was found by one N
the Bakers and taken home. where he
died
william l.. white. n brother TO the
former sheriff. was soon afterwards
met by Tom" Baker. who shot him In
the abdomen and killed him.
II was for the above crime that the
wholesale arrest Of the Bakers was
made last June. Since then Jim
Howard has been sentenced to n lie
term In the penHcntiary By the Laurel
circuit court. where the case was sent
on a change NJ venue. and In the
Hakers' cases the jury no Barbourville
failed to agree und they were admitted
10 ball Tom Baker took on appeal
on his case. and the now trial was or
dored which IL now In progress.-N. Y.
Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

whom viii nght for them II 1t becomes
necessary.
SPRING WAGON THE CAUSE
II was ail about a $50 spring wagon
that had not been paid for that the
feud started. tom" Baker had gone
Into partnership with Israel and Carter
Howard 10 raft loga on the shares,
Reese Murray held 70 Judgment Tor the
spring wagon against James ~. and
"Bal" Howard. Murray offered the
Judgment nt u low price TO Baker, and
Hlkor bought g. This cnraEed tho
Huw1r1a. and qunrrcls followed when
Baker tried Co collect the money.
Israel Howard and Tom Baker met
one d1y'at q log pit Hot words FOL.
lowed ana rnkor drew a revolver and
jumped behind "a fence post Howard
drrw hiH revolver and took the other
slide OF the post They fired around the
post at each other until their pistols
were empty tsraers nfth shot was
fired over the top ~ the post and the
bullet hlt Baker 30 the back o. the
neck. producing a foeh wound. Baker
fall un the opposite side Of the fence
and Israel fired hlH last shot az HIN
through the fence. producing a slight
flesh wound in the abdomen.
4 frw days after this occurrence ten
or 20 dozen N Bakers friends were rid
deputy sheriff. when they began shoot
lnE ut q bush. Han came out and told
them 10 quit. Anapi Baker shot at
Hail. and che bullet cut on q piece OF
bis ear. Han drew a pistol and they
Owrtled their wcarons ut each other.
Anaol Baker was shot In the hip. not
seriously, and q mule Hidden b. John
baker had q leg broken by bullet
John Bakers clothes were cut several
times with bullets
"uil" Howard. the father Of Israel.
after this tried 90 make peace, hut
quurrcia over the division ~ the logs
being RATED by Tom Baker and tho
Howard boys followed The Howgrdf
RATED out the logs and We're turning
past John bakers house whom they
were fired on from ambush.
FEuD 4 BLOODY ONE.
RAJ" Howard. who was riding a
spirited young stallion and carrylnE a
Winchester. was struck In the back az
the first fire. but managed 20 hold on 20
his fleeing horse. The next voley
struck Uurch store and knocked him
~ his horse. The bullet broke bis upck
ground. Wilson Howard fell on his
horse. shot through the hips. HAT
Howard escaped 10 Wilson Howard'a
house Two OF tho attacking party
thrn went back 10 whore the men lay
on the road and shot them both In the
abdomen with explosive bullets, which
tore their bodies TO pieces. Wilson
Howard lived long enough 90 ton that
10 was TON" Baker and charles W0ot-
ton who fired the explosive bullets.
when James %, Howard heard that
bic brother was Killed and that HE
father was shot badly. De armed bins
self and rode at "a glllpp 60 the scene,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

What you want Is not temporary re-
lief from piles but cure 90 stay cured.
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r. G. schramm. Mccormick bldg. Cor
Main 81, First South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

To cure piles. STRIKE At THE
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~ and permanently Don't Hquundcr
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

W. NJ. Gallagher. Of Bryan. Pa. says.
For forty years I have tried various
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Main 81. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

n the prrdiaposition 10 worms In
children IA not cured they become cma-
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Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Dowitta Little Early Rlsera act Ms
n faultlcsa pill should. cleansing and
rowling the system instead OF weaken
inr H. They are mild and sure. small
aud pleasant TO take. and entirely free
rather than compel. =. G. schramm.
Mccormick Bids. Cor. Main -. First
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

There IL time FOR an things. The
time TO take Dewltt's Little Early
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ache. Indigestion or other stomach or
liver troubles They never grippe. y.
g. schramm. Mccormick Bldg. Cor
Main 81. First South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

n your sight T. blurred with specks
and spots floating before your eyes,
or you have palms on the right side un-
der the ribs. then your liver IL drrnugcd
and YOU need q few doses Of HEltntNE
tn regulate II. Price 90 cts. r. c. NJ. l.
DRUG Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Aside from the serious Inconvenience
and pain caused by piles. there IL a
tendency 10 flstula aud 10 cancer In the
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mput