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Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

nsFTc=s women are 30 because tney
are szEsring frosa sone form Of te- :
rnzie 6isszae
Mrz. E1ma &itchel. so LOuisiana
street. I1dianzpolis. Ind, writes.
sPerunz has certainly been bless
ing 10 disruiss 70 ne. for when hrst
be9zn taking & for troubles peeuliar 70
the ser and . gsnerzsly worn out sys-
ten. had Ittls faith
"For the past five yearSf hsye
rarely been without pain, bgf Pc
runa has changed ALI fhls, and In
q very shorf time. Think \ had
only taken fwo bottles before i
began 70 recsperEse g@sy quickly,
and seven bottles made me we'll
lido not have headache or back
ache any more, and hsye some In.
feresf IN fife. \ give sD credit
where IL Is due, and fiIsf is 10 Pc
russ- "-Emma Mitchell
By far the greatest number OF female
txoz5ses are esnsed directly By estzrrh.
TheT are ezt&rrh Of sbe organ which
Is affected. These women despair Of re-
coFery. Female trOnble Is 50 common.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Ths Is . Teas sisry. There waf gath
eFsz = one e faf e5unffy tswns t1e aszss
efsaa fwth saaaty spaFt, uki<n lHkiaSe4
fAs sg1xs, fhe e3ifiet atsofHe{. sheSEAg
particular eeezs.an, = ye0eg afmy sfsasf.
Hea. fbty cesxaFats3 70 fsthef . late aear
eH fke hfa nsEst. sr6 shsa ksefine esme
i N&a fsaa6 skas nkss q tksm ssd -
slssg "a gAe snx lafxs raum called r. ths
Msss tes ~tr&ass section. beez1se eT3ey-
sssHx 10 aas seeeol sssfisH las4s .N fss
esfg Gays b<ssase6 % sFsfskety, Ahout
6a9s fhe ae4s aoofnlHs tze dlstsiFE -.
tsfheY tfaMiee eaf and fsnnz a prtr9sr II
iee SAFER A. As pSafs6 4 aaMm hfs tsfaaz
IL fafly kssseE Af1ef 3 sse9 1SsnrAt hg
szeg9s2 tas ssl8; Ne d setsg lee.
kaasa haw gea4 satef tassss = " WAshl1s-
Ten F4st
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Ussn's KieineT Faie
make freedom fFesn Kid
z<x freHbis possible
xhsF carry . Kind of
me<lfeafion te the Kid
neys that hFfnxz . bright
rag II hope 10 asspsrats
eases
Aeg hacks s=s ease1
Hir baek, ana kza Faiza
0s1rp@e swelling e he
iEnzas and dropsy slgns
vMn
Lex HkyEs. PA-Mrz
+ y Ammanea srites .
- fw weekx ago ISzf for
. srizl bax a DaAas Kbsney
Plis Ear szyBslf. and shey dtd
al ftey ara Aasd 70 "a Ny
hzaskszd xas kseksa izst ian
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

by 8 horss and tsdtyhurt--
his hip Eas fraetarss4 ard
after he recovered be was 10
sgeA uiaery tAst be could
hzTcsy walk, a56 70 stop
cazss Aizu Esch distress that
be fheaght be Eezld have 10
eszlt vosk-Aiso, is aEected
his bssdder. Ga1 b. vas 10.
ATE % raaks his safsr with.
CIT 20 much distress lin.
sisted cn bis getsinK q boz
q yoarpiils and trY1g them,
- ] wert 70 Nasdas Drug
Stars a1d gos ; bex he
fut boz helpse hin 70 much
th&tfgotfh the secocd snd ais,
the aAard, and z0w be d en-
tsrsiy vel A@-Erz l. w.
AKzrAEs. L>ck lEasen, Pa.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

aeavsa with It's rOczy spires and BID
ssasszSs 80 zaz se sczIe The alEIE sie-
v&rs0nx Ant mzn has aeespEe1 ths
shzllsEge zaa il ssrsiy isTslinS and
eonsrAefinE ghe saTsaes u oi1 M0shsr
E4Fsh. 20 fhas 10 placed ls szcrea fr0m
shs rFaEsfoTning snueh 0g twsafieth
century progrssz
The new rzllzoa6 hol6s ths Teepre in
Europe for sseevnes4 The EEfft av-
ward sh0os Of the ezsvztors In 0ne u
tbs tall 0&ez buildings in New York
o. Chicago Eav eozvsg ss1eth4zg n
the ssnszGloz xAiG4 = fsis a. the car
on this new railroad climbs aDs Sd. up.
over s.09S feet aSoxs sra beEei. oniy
that the s8~xEzsr Is iasassd Is = sESel
shaft and The fselfnw gtat 4 Ear sf
any moment leap CT iasa spaes. saeh
a. Is expeSfszeed "a tafs new Tyr0lese
line. Is lost The slops ~ the sgeepesf
portion Of this Hne ia zs11 feet Iong
and in is eirslinz ~ t1s mosnfzin Il
rises about 80 feet. the xrzdienf being
EehffAtAy a. 80 s1ss2819DAat fdkE -
about Ga feet In syerT Leo One of our
illustrations shOws portion q the
road over which ihe rosa vas b1ilt
which has : rise o. $ degrees. bas the
rsctnrs does not hegin 70 oonTey the
impression of steepness whieh rashss
oyer one Is hfs car reaches the bottom
u the rise ans the cable begins 70 pull
yoa up toward the dizzy height
The extraordinary climb Of nearly
half a mile is done By means Of Eve
eurves Of / 30 feet senl-dianeter. the
zsssoss the irregular face of the noun
tain would allow The road over this
ssespcst section In a narrow gauge of
three feet Tho cars viii aecommo6ats
81 persons comfortably. The Lire il q
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

THE KsFi who rFvelafrns frem me
clsiHnes tops tksE ahs pever dc thing
for her ecmplsxSsn sss1isg = Ifvfne
azHeaxlt ~ fhc fart II q 81 wrong
~ usgaees eae'4 skin 3aSs - n d aIs
wrcHw ~ LEI 0hs's maseasa heeous
Asecse aad ltu1f ar oreis hair tkin
ard ragged. A hae strong. healthy
b.ots i i grs&s thing - p1sKeaa. end
y ahevia he heps in ane sen1ltlon.
~ Y zsweek desire -fhg desire ~ ionz
Msll~iast IS II : ; hcly duty 10 Be
good sid honest.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

hzgale, n. Gs-9Jaaxs GaaxAsin. in -,
fss1x A0ast, Azs gg&ate6 5 perMsNxns IT,
1s@sa sgas sssa easfa, ag&Ansf FBEl IS hK&g G.
aa9 s4osrA 81 Aew koxk Zig srsgsnsaaAa
fsfsn tfem in&kaeg af sfiEAS scot PeNasf
: Aaea tAe eezss eeelkres : ~ lmAakseN so
tksEia1eAEsns - fa1t Eaae nOw - sssxg-
a eereft.As& sa& sald eysx the eouskEy.
Ine snE9r n IT sxaG9mEafR, kaoS- la1sk.
= Ara y. Oamss4d, IA IT, hoy, n. H.. a2A
Ezs 1*<sse1 - sSis sGss agAas8s ~ tfzE3-
sasfE azs kex6AFs al paYtiks Liable wzs
tzfH4al3rtlY aEsempt te rfe6t u ths a.
zsnsssa feos.k2se a4rerstssnx Ssmfax
sssts ~ bN hsusght axalnet e4hers wAn 81
maw HAsEn8saR n TIE F0es- Ea6s arade-mnrk
kNas4.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Landlord tell you this~-I shan't
las yoR mosF CT of my hosae sla
JSn lsay gonr fsntl
AsHAnf-Ahi ! FersssaeHs home
n what hare aImays @aassa s,-Tgs-
Islse.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

WhiEs Arfkwg nzs stxsd}ne : seek
~ his aanf's, BE- ehannsd one day 70
plaee his eshows al ths table dagang
ainner.
ny 6eaF bny.~ snsx BIS aunf.
-don's yaa knew thai ebaIdren ef the
hrHs families znasst nsTer Fut 1A9iF
kIkuws % she tahie7~
esAh. well. said Arthur easiIy,
-tises foesnsf BIT xx. 1eF NJ fathers
Aeen Eaxrsed tWsre. ard ! begeNe 70
ne sesond family = = Iisnes
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Efederikn. L., JRiy Issh4 Air. A &.
Dfaser, ~ tAa place, tets an inferestsag
ssegg zngHIrx sow fick pEspse may fezsIa
tzeF hezltt & thEy vii easr he Rga6e4 b
tAs s4PsfNDes 81 ethefsa kie says
bsr 4 xery E41 caae ~ ka4Nry Ifashse
$50 affected ~ xTsn&gy efgsKs 90 Es1t 4
AAS - Fet ~ eTefY h1Ef es tht ns9At
eesl& 50 felaln ny urin4 sd ny ftss &sd
tAsas btgia - ksgxt ~. Mf Net9ak w4s
g4ssk.y faansex Gewn.
Astsg l ha@ tKied manT s1sxKs In s4lN,
! he8an 10 ss4 uaa4 k8&hsT Rig.s. ns4
scsas HAicn nd cH7sd tene 5aaWe very haE
ezszs
IAs ftane8f hAt done nnndefs tar -.
hsge F4sn4e esxhs p9aN3a II sva noasas.
1he hi1Ks aAs III F9n@ ffam ny fees 3ea
s1ss MN4 I AaH save ID K#s 10 al naxAs.
! aa4A aE es. Aeezs tatl Da@AAs ntaaxe HzS
q s8aaz
1Aass phs seSss A. az ~. Crexss esa
mAks ~ maszxks d t4keg D8&4 = ka4nxy
re. taE they sTe sSk4. sale 41A rAknzas
aShi eare ter III ki3rtx &A2 nrMaEY 44.
efasss.
sst-l
Mfs Nrwrpsks.-e eEFhy. tko4e are xez-
sc AHisyNss Alr AemFs4xs Ara s1ass
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

AfeE's Foot-Ease. u cures painful, sEolleu,
smarttng sweating feet Makes new shoes
essY. sold b. al Druggists and Shoe Stores.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

! the title Of little booklet isszed fy shs
Chicago & Alton Railway. II Is rerr.nteI
ifom tie Chicago Record Herald. ard fells
ot the running of tie Alton Limited 100
miles, By . y0pbg lady. TIE story = sttract.
lyeiy. told. and Is illustrated. Copies nav
be obtained by send ing four cents e staruDs
70 Geo J. Caarlton. @. r. A., ckiezgo.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

~Do yos Ek1nk ny latest pzoto does ne
tns1NeY" asked tee gir who vas begin
arg 20 forget ker birihc4y sEHjysfsafsez.
'-gwstice : rot the proper worc, dear, :,
rsrssS her gIri frerS- i u really and
frBiY meresfl 70 you. -lhlezgo Day
MNNx
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

He usfd 70 Elss me eyerT time re
passe6 thro1gh : tunnel before our mar
rzze" nd tie btsie woman, With sad
refesfiuns
~Az9 eoes he Do 70 nowfg asked the
hosem ffiese.
~Ns. ks takes drink.~ - chieago Daily
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Tie lakes and streams in the Adirondack
Mountains are ful. ot 6sh; i4e woods are
inviting. tie air i filed with health, and
the gats are cool and restful. II you
Wat tais region once, you viii 80 there
sgasn- An snsEef 70 almost any question
20 regard 70 the Adrsndscks viii be found
10 No . Of the "FoBr-Track Series, TT E
Adirondaeks and How 10 Reaea ITEM"
sent free on receipt Of 2-eent stamp. by
George H. Daniels. General Passenger
Agent, Grand Central Station, Neg York.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Uneis Reuben sayE None ef rs would
key taings qaits ~ dey are II we could heV
car Eay about It, but de question IA
would ceT be any better fur De Oddex
fslleTs-Detfsi: Free Press.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
WHAT'S
WRONG?
Are You sick ]

Do you feel under the weather.
Suffer from shooting or aching
painss Consumption.
If 50 your blood and nerves are
probably in need Of some special
vitalizing food, like
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

II know,v said Usci4 Allen Sparks,
winesng ~ he felt smother twirge, 'tasy
ssy better late than never, bBt n tae
case II Rheumatism, By Ceoxss, that SoesE't
sDpiTl@ Tl@--Chiesgo Tribune.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Il admired 6s busy bee said Uscis
Eben, ''bgt dunno but what ia rather b
Dc msn cat superinienis De five an hol's
. fus mortgage on De aeney. ."-WssaingtoR
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Jfagle-sDe Csurcy Srnytae boasts shat
BE- can trace his ancestry back 70 tss
Nermsns" Winkie--' Well. tie NorsAns
are 6ead, and they son't mlnd. .'-Losdon
TssBsss.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Tozss Master TO chairman ~ public
6innesj- j--Would yos Ike 70 proposf yoar
toast n0w. ny lotd. o. sheulS re set 'sm
enjsT themselves bil iongsF,~Pasek.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Wse l*assgssas s slesys sosd hnss
ssas RAms KsFM.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

H yc9 rsfsz# ns. I sal nommA 81.
s4@& Waab ~ esFs ~ Nant aaag
sfHsz6 hezb = n. SaA
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Hyou suffer frsa Epllepsr. FssE. Fziliaf -
n<ss. Sc Ylfzfs Dznsss Or Eerzsns have g sazfss.
r<iaasss. frien6s o. neixhborE fha Do 90. q Enss
peesis thar ere ssEliess&. ny Hsw TsssEuezi ~
ten. an1 al ysz are astes - e Is y sesz 10
~ FREE TREATMENT es1 ~ iG Z bss
CURED tbo~sszSs shcfs evsfysAGsg else fzlls1s
vi ss ssnt ia pszin pa1zHsE shsclu.sa9 1fses
sxprsss psepeid. NJ iIinsHzssz Besk. EpHsssy
Exrazsnsd," FREE ty nal. Flssse sire szHes
ACE asd fulI ss6rcsx. - co1ssSesz=sss
pEefesziozsiiT eozH6saslsi.
w. n. NAY, -. D.
- Zine Street, Hew Vera clfF
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

- rpfks - sas es,d. r<xxtire Hsam.
Qsislhs Xshlets. Prscs = s4ass
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The rszl hsiuzs Of ever day n homes Fgusn how
5 3 useless herotsm-
Wouasa listen TO every ea o duty erek The supreme
ten guard their health Hos much harder the daily
when dar4ngemeut Of the fmae makes
pafnfd and keeps the system ungg
hzy takes the rses Of AgnesD and aniahy ard weakness
ug Ste acs health and strength. As long they
eznselyes ard counue % w0fk and prora
esg household du Tbey have ben d 10 beeye tat suffering
Is necessary because thy What mlsakeI
The q Lydia r. Pinaams Vegetable Compound VII baah
kapEnass sunfs
cs wcn this great Strengthening healing remedy oE women
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA
NEW oRx4uA-Ns.

- cearses n Languages s<s<nens Enx5aeef-
s1ks Law Neaaezne. &yleuAs1 deparfznen1 tof
Nezzssn ~ Rewepmb Cslsezs Tnlaae naakes
ss@@Ffp - ~ yg<attons. fts faciiifses for -
s.ss-s.'9a ~ haSsseerinR are ssasrp4esee. ta-
Szlsssea opP1ftaazt5e1 tcf IL slady Of HzEsf
SSFniietry. kKpenkea tom Bear6 an6 ae11sa-
E4a1zssSn 70 GHs sorniiorses = 5e.v rafna. O2-
gssftaaitiss zGQseea FOR se1fhxfD no waslhY
~. neecF, stssi1 bs fnrze4 xwsy fr8m ~
eeefA AExr kHeasoa 1GzEss OcTonzz isT.
EEcEETAzY BRCFF.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.
For proof read the symptoms, suffering and cure
rncffed in the following ieffers:

express you
Lydi@ T. PnkhamA Nege
very egnten perform bousehd dus
aehed exeg ane eod sssp and tie
terrible Ny husband hundFeds m dollars
al dns THAI prescribed failed 70
god rsse4 70 cRsrsion wh ~ pAy&n ad
nonsb that nofhing eosd ap
your advice.
and earefn1y followed all inztrn
Vegetable
following adr and todsg well foor remedies and
help Gond suffering end cannot Ind 20 thank
yoa fs whas hsss dns for saa Lon NArtoa s n J.
Ave-. NW.s Wa4hlngtons D. g
rD.sx ME. PzxmansI ws. % sen ysH Wat Lydia T. Pink
hAnss Vegetable Compound has done for
~ @ falling q tbe wob and could hardly drag abou..
pound cpy ed we'll and abie all
hnk your nsdicpe of eed werld"-
}. r. LEz- iN LyndAl ST. Newcastle, Pa
nzaA Ma Lydia =. pfnhhams Vegetable Com
pound has deal Suffered uh from falling
au tFoahrs
dcstavs other reedes relief
takfnx
fcsnw e NJ hstnd taking
relief amneFnR could be cured
sae e to bottles dd Y and able 20 y feet and work
Bard q azT and - 70 bed and nht Thank Vgetsble
pound cerauy grateful f the relief Is The others
o. on q sorts lakes few doses and feel al right
~ moMa
e thnss sHdsrinx = was"AnA r. Eeb
S5I|||I| :. % [ . :' = a.'...'
~~~~@ hsalsns
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Mfs. Ngwfpeks.-et tFhy. skoas are xez-
use AHls9uss AlF Aemse4xa- Afe ts4ss
1ass saok - aF lie ae1eaE &an& ssusAI.'s
kaAsas Gig Nsssd.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

.Ags WHITING TO AnvEwrTsEEs
FssAee state tat gas ssx ske A9seFzzss
seat - th1s ess<r.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

nfFTe=s women are 80 because tney !
are ssnering froza sOns fozm Of te- !
rnzle disease.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
WHERE DOODLE SEEMS RIFE.
Startling Revelations In School Affairs OF
WyAndotte, Kan.-Teachers Had
% buy Positions.

Wyandotte, Kan, Oct. THE start
ling disclosures made at the meeting
of the board Of education in this city.
that boodling was rife and that brides
had been not only solicited, but taken,
is the sole topic Of discussion. The
committee appointed to investigate the
charges of boodling is at work and has
already unearthed very sensational in
formation not generally known by the
public. A member Of the committee
said that he had positive proof that a
number of the teachers in the public
schools had been held up" for from IS
to $50 before they could be guaranteed
their selection as teachers.
M. G. Jones, clerk Of the board who
admitted that he not only received but
demanded rebates from the insurance
agents on premiums paid by the board
which passed through his hands as
clerk, has no intention of resigning.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10

Washington, Oct. GA desperate
hand-to-hand encounter with an armed
insane man who was determined to see
President Roosevelt occurred .ipss-the
vestibule OF the white house near noon
yesterday. The man, who gave his
name asPeter Elliott, and Ills home as
Minneapolis, Mimi, was overpowered
by the officers on duty at the white
house entrance and carried to a police
van which had been summoned He
was placed in the van in the custody
of two officers. Seeming to realize then
or the first time that he was under ar
rest, Elliott began a furious struggle
with his captors for liberty. He drew
a revolver and attempted to shoot
officer James Ciscle. The officer
grasped his hand and wrenched the
weapon from his grasp. Elliott's strug-
giles were SO fierce, however, that the
two officers in the cramped quarters OF
the van were unable to overpower him.
Officer Ciscle then drew his revolver
and fred two shots to attract atten-
ton. Chief Usher Thomas Stone and
Officer Parker, of the white house
force, who had assisted in carrying FL
lott to the van. attracted by the shots
rushed back to the vehicle and as
sisted in overpowering him.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
A Bolt Entered Tent In n Railroad Camp
and Killed Two Men and Injured
Several Others.

Kansas City, Kan, Oct. Light
ming struck a tent in the Rock Island
railroad camp at Eleventh street and
Muncie boulevard in Kansas City.
Kan, at G:30 o'clock last, evening and
killed two men, injured five others and
shocked all the other occupants Of the
tent, about Is in number. There are
about 100 men in the camp. but only
40 occupy the tent where the light
ming struck. Only about half of the
occupants of the tent were in 1t when
the lightning struck. The occupants
of this tent are rish-Americans.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
That was almost wicked confidence

That was almost wicked confidence
game which a detective practiced on
20 st. Louis doctors, some of whom
are charged with practicing medicine
without proper authority-to call on
them and relate symptoms which led
each one to pronounce the pretended
disease a different one. 1t is very
easy to fool your doctor or any doc.
tor, unless you are fiat in bed and
can't talk. The patient who relates
symptoms is mystifying. The more
he relates the more the doctor doesn't
know what ais him.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
UP-TO-DATE PIRATES
Sensational Escapade Of Two Amer
lean Officers In Philippines.
After RobbIns Uncle Sam OF $4,000 They
Seized q Vessel and Started for Borneo
= Rebel bands Still Sur

Manila, Oct. George Forman,
chief inspector, and c. J. johnson, con-
stabulary supply officer. both stationed
at Missamiss, Mindanao, whose ac-
counts were under investigation, took
$4,000 from the safe, seized steamer
and have started for Borneo. Running
short of coal they stopped native
vessel, and took from her new sup
ply. A steamer has been sent to Bor-
neo to intercept the fugitives.
Bishop Doherty, the first American
Roman Catholic dignitary appointed
for the islands, has just arrived here.
An enthusiastic welcome was extended
to him by the Filipinos and Spanish
American residents.
Gen Ola, leader of the insurgent
armies in the province of Albay, Luzon,
cotinues to turn out the guns of his
command to the American authorities.
During the campaign 100 insurgents
were killed, 700 men and 100 guns were
captured. At the time of the surrend-
er Ola's men were in rags, hungry and
covered with sores. He has promised
to help the authorities to capture
Toleno and LARA, the insurgent lead
ers still at large. Gen. Allen says he
has promised to grant immunity TO
Ola.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.
Rev. Joseph q. Barker Fled from RussellH
Vile, NO.. After Dragging y Woman
to Her Shame.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Oct. REV.
Joseph G. Barker, Baptist minister
stationed at Russellville, fed from that
place. Shortly before his hurried flight,
and after preaching an exceptionally
earnest sermon upon the morals Of
individuals, and especially in their
family relations, he went to his home.
An hour later some one was seen
skulking along the streets and to enter
the church building, where Barker had
held services. A little afterwards
another person went into the build
ing. Watchers sought admission,
which was denied. Some one was
heard to leave by a rear window. Pur-
suit was made and Mrs. Newboldt,
wife Of local stonemason, in male at
tire was caught. Barker, however was
more fortunate, eluding his pursuers,
and has not since been seen.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
Kansas City's Oldest Resident.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. fallen B.
H. MCGEE, Kansas City's Oldest resi-
dent, is dying at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. W. W. Nelson, 1853
Washington street. He is 8S years
old. Col. MCGEE has lived In Kansas
City practically all Of the time since
1926, when he came to Clay county with
his father. His father was the guardian
of the heirs of Gabriel Prudhomme,
the owner of the original townsite OF
Kansas City.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
FRUITS NAMED FOR HIN.
DIR. Stayman. Who Is Dead ut Lcavenworth
Started the Growing OF Apples
In Kansas.

Leavenworth, Kan, Oct. DIR.
Joseph Stayman, sc years old, is dead
at his home southwest of Leavenworth.
DR.. Stayman came to Leavenworth in
1859. At one time in 1860 be brought
100000 fruit gratis to Kansas from
Illinois. He was the first man 10 start
the apple industry in Kansas, and the
Stayman apple and Stayman straw
berry were named after him. BY graft
ing he had one apple tree on his fruit
farm which contained 16 varieties Of
apples. Mrs. Stayman. his wife, died
in 1901, after welded life of So years.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
BECOMES GREEK PRINCESS.
Princess Alice of Battenberg Married at
Darmstadt to 81 Son OF the King
OF Greece.

Darmstadt, Oct. THE civil mar
riage of Prince Andrew Of Greece and
Princess Alice of Battenberg was cele-
brated here at noon Tuesday. The
king of Greece and Prince Louis Of
Battenberg, father Of the bride, acted
as witnesses at the wedding. The GER
emory took place at the old palace in
the presence of great assemblage of
200 sovereigns, princes, diplomats and
cabinet ministers. DR.. Glaessing, a
state official, performed the ceremony.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
SENSATION IN A CHURCH.
4 wisconsin Presbyterian Minister Stopped
o soloist in His Church Because She
Was Singing IN Ave Maria"

Racine, Wis, Oct. 6.-Believing that
ave Maria" should be sung only in a
Catholic church and not in Protestant
church, George Colville, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church, the con-
gregation of which is the wealthiest
in the city, Sunday evening ordered
Miss Susie Roberts, leading contrafto
Of the city and soloist of the church,
to stop singing while in the middle OF
the song. The minister's action caused
q sensation among members of the
choir and the church and 1t is feared
that many members will leave the
church.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10

Opposition to Senator Smoot, OF
Utah, has ta,:en a new turn. the
charge that he practices polygamy
having been practically abandoned by
the instigators of the crusade against
him. The w. c. T. U. will make the
fight for his expulsion from the SEN
ate on the ground that he is one Of
the IL apostles of the Mormon church,
and has taken, the oath Of obedience.
which, according to the allegations Of
the crusaders, transcends his oath of
allegiance to the constitution of the
United States. to whichVhe Is required
20 subscribe as IA senator. ~ III
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
SEVEN ORPHANS POISONED.
Little Children of the st. Johns Asylum ut
New Orleans Steal Some Bread
Smeared with Rat Poison.

New Orlenas, Oct. 6.-Rejoicing be-
cause they thought they had evaded
the rule forbidding the children to
eat between meals, seven little orphans
of the st. Johns asylum stole some
pieces of bread smeared over with rat
poison and ate them. Two are now
dead and the other five are in the
charity hospital lingering between life
and death. Inez Gauther, aged nine,
and Sarah Wilkinson, aged six, are
the two who have already died.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-10-10
Would Honor Indian Maiden.

st. Louis, Oct. 7.-Instead of having
President Roosevelt or his daughter.
Miss Alice, touch the button which
starts the machinery of the worlds
fair next April. DR.. John ]. Rivira, OF
New York city, suggests that an In
dian maiden, descendant, If possible.
of those who, in picturesquely impas-
sible attire, welcomed Christopher Co
lumbus to the new world, be given the
honor.