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New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

< Osgood Pei & Co. have sold for the estate 81
George L. Elliott No. 81 East 56th street. four
story high stoop dwelling. on lot 3oxloo feet The
buyer will occupy the house
The same firm also sold for Penelope a. I.uttgeu
No 20 West Tooth street. four story America n
basensn, dwelling on lot l5N1oo11 feet. to Gus
tOyus T.. Lawrence
The Whitehall Realty Company has sold No. 54'
West l5sth street. i've story double apartment
mouse. s. 3xaa II feet
sfawsou * Hobbs have sold for Andrew 4 Bibby
plot 5,HIca feet. the north side or lsst stree
- feet vest Of Audubon avenue
The Hamilton Holding COMPANY las sold the
westerly one or row Of i've story apartment
houses each 2xsa II feet. being bui' the NORTH
side n I1th street loo feet east Of Broadway
The Falcon Realty Company has sold No. East
sath street a fre story American basement dwell
ing plot Sxlo"S feet II has been occupied by
Moses Tayior- Charles :. Gregor was the broker
charles Laue has bought from T. l. Van Nor
den and others No. IS Franklin street. five story
business building on lot e5loXlno3 feet
Bernard ". Wcbe and he &. r BedSN com
uauy have sold tie southwest corner Of West End
avenue and seth street a i've story eathouse. with
stores ou lot 255xI"a feet, 70 !. p Makafo
r. r. Wood < 60. have sold for Helena BroeSel
10 - West SSH street. four story dwelling. on
lot 1saA1,"5 feet.
j. - Hough has sold for s Hyman the i've story
fathouSe No. IA Vest 91st street. on Tot @7Nl" :
feet
The Peoples Trust company. of BROOKLYN has
sold Man MardoJ No. 1e7 Ro~ery. 251153 feet The
purchaser Intends go erect SIX story hotel on the
property.
The Frank J.. Fisher Company has sold for Mrs.
J T. Brown tho tenement No. 80 Vest 24th street.
25x'r1 feet
panv has sold the plot six lots l5oXlno feet. on
the west side OF Jerome avenue. 275 feet north Of
18th street
Montgomery Maze has sold plot. 5lx1Ssx irreG-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
USE OF HoMING PIGEONS.
Valuable Service Performed on the Australian
Coast-May Be Utilized for Military Purposes

Coast-May Be Utilized for Military Purposes.
Co1sul Henry D. Baker. Of Hobart in a report on
the utilization OF pigeons in Australia for carrying
messages says
An experiment of using homing pigeons for regu-
lar communication end emergency service between
Hobart and Naatsuyker Island Lighthouse about
sevenry-lve miles southwest Of Hobart. IS meeting
WIN signal success. and was the means in Novem-
Der n probably saving the life Of assistant at
ule lighthouse, Who was able. sixteen hours after
eehdlng for doctor by pigeon post. TO obtain
needed medical relief.
ne pigeon post service with this lighthouse vas
0soiishea by the marine board OF Hobart on
S<y - lsh- The first message. which was
s5aAcleo from the lighthouse at 10 q. m was re-
80 :" hobart at l:35 p m Since that time three
"-IoS nave been liberated with messages every
49, Was II being also understood that II ac-
- ny seiiors illness occurred rhree additional
- 80 's he set free. Twelve birds in all are
w. ~ service u nile messages have not al
fscf,r,-s ..e service has been thoroi,ahIy salts
Writer on "a ne ne present time the messages are
o-t the marine board has in ,,ja, some eII,f
wing and Esm A. may be adjusted under the birds
m.zh, y. winch = good deal OF information
fCrs-% - written on 'firnses' riece Of raI,ar is
rs..afded taud filed with fbe 49, p % paLs , -
I 80. oH which ua~ v,rftteI tI as 81 llu lISSt
disteft alrelli which the means OF imue-
q1sil., lse The birds fed on erav T@as of GOOD
kspf tboror-.1i iie'! OF grit and fresh water. and
their sfarfas. l+ah They are also allowed al
exercise ''uo,, rlenty Of opportunity FOR needfIl
Isolated D., 80 - her Island Hight house very
line ~ situated seventy-five miles in dire,-t
Tia, ,Eia ,ili aIi'si a1q y steamer NINETY miles
tTits iisiii1plsf able q zerir. 5,.,...,-
for b,. tall sixteen hours after one mad neca senf
feF mon p'sl suggests important possibilities
- s+iieiai use u pigeons Tor sflrIi ser,-i.s
-Ee "a latrf extract With relation 10 fI,o ,oszble
as, Ds'iis % Australia for fnjli7tr, r,i.r1@.es
isfer ~ pA t.e consul. states that The Min.
- srst ..f ~ Melbourne has decided 10 tsLc
- SEP - Placing sum on the estimates Tor
-r.i,lci i'.e ~ profidlne trophies fsr bor5ir. ToI
1.~. -. - ~ ~ encourage owners H. f,res1 ~
-esl descriptions of carriers Tye etstcT -
c1c raClHealtn i 'ilesf pirds IN the
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
GUATEMALA SAFE AND SANE
Central and South American Republics Resent
Northern Reports

There Is general impression IN this country
Tinted S-atesf SAYS d Bowman in .'Industria. 80
THAI --ne Central ans South American republics.
with the exception perhaps OF Brazil and Argentina.
are collection Of small and unimportart coun-
tries. where revolutions are OF almost daily occur
renee. ana where no government remains in power
FOR mere than few months at a time. This i'm
preston has been fcstered Iy the popular press an
by noveIists
Many. II not all. OF the Central American coun-
tries are wei governed They possess efficient ad-
-nlHist-atiOns capable presidents. well organized
public services and good systems OF education and
finance The revolutions OF which hear far TOO
much frequently - as little general Importance
as the raid of the TWO mad Russians in Tottouham
The other 6ag Now and again r genuine searcller
after truth PAYS visit 70 one Of the republics
Such Z one VAS Mr Emerson who, with his wife.
has Just been making . tour Of Guatemala Nj
Emerson gave an interview at Guatemala city TO
L. RcpuhIca.
II is most beautiful country.' he said. 'ex-
csssivelr fertile and rich We We're astonished AT
TIE work of the Northern Railway. which IS q
grear ACHE ernen-.' He was impressed by the
many Fne buildings iu Guatemala city. Nr Erner-
son added We have found that strenuous efforts
are being made 70 educate the people in both Gle
r1entsry and higher branches. We were par
uculsrlv Impressed 5y the physical and chemical
laboratory ~ the Technical School and the medical
college. with lis fne geological museum Willie We
have b==n here perfect peace and tranquility have
ureVaie5. and while travelling through different
parts of tine country ne have encountered no diff
------
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
EKPRESS co. COMPLAINT.
Commerce Commission to IRJc&ti-
rate Bankers CHARGES.

Chicago April 4-It Is learned here that in
,-ss1gation af -he methods cf the express compa-
-iss in the exercise Of their combined functions as
common carriers and as fo~7arders Of money viii
he undertaken ny the Interstate Commerce Com
mission as a result or a complaint alleging unjust
discrimination. made hy the American Bankers
sssocisi-gr'
;-ozao-ys,are- Z z. clark Viii take testimony
here on April - hearing on the relation between
the cost % the companies of transferring money
IN the transaction of their own business and the
rates charged for similar services The American
tn ADAMS. tie southern. rhe Wells Fargo. the
Pacific and the United States Express companies
are complained of. The complaint also involves
the right of the express companies To invade the
fed OF the bankers hz- dealing in domestic for
ezn exchange. letters or credit drafts and foreign
or,7a~s
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

: clald ouiS six years old has tuberculosis. II
the Sum necessary to obtain her adrnittauce to "A
AsfatcriuIn can lie quickly raised there Is bed
available FOR her Her father who. when able
bodied. Was reported 20 5e steady. hard working
na1r . now in hospital stricken with cousump-
ton physician recently reported that the mans
wife was run down and needed rest" She has
inree other children 10 for the youngest being
4 oeby only three months old. The Charity Orgsn-
zauon Society appeals S2eo 20 help this family
Tor the next six months and 10 aid in obtaining the
admission IF the little girl saiIatoriun. Con
tr1butons may be the Charity Orga MIA ton
Society No. 10 East 22d street, and viii be CRATE
fully acl-nnw wlefged.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
FOR BROOKLYN HOUSE, $4,000.

+. T. Newman has sold No. 30 Seventh avenue,
between 4th and 18th streets. Brook four story
double brick and stone business and apartment
building. 26x65xo0, having ten tenants. for the
Levy Brothers Realty Company investor at
a repcrtks consideration Of $500 Also leased No
AZ I'd street. of Seventh avenue three story
and basement stone family dwelling 70 3 A
Dennis. at 900 a year for three years Also
sold the Smith property at Port Jefferson. Long
Island. for W. u. Denmann to r. W. Price at
s2o0o. The buyer will occupy the premises The
property comprises about three and one-half acres
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
"Van Asten's Visitor" by Allan Brauhanpton
story of "doctored" will, in next Sundays
Tribune.
WEEKLY CATTLE MARKET.

Philadelphis. April 4-Receipts for the week: Beef
35i9 head: sheep and lambs 69l5: hogs 2S2;
calves 500 Beef cattle lower: average best.
sc 10 s6 s7l3 choice. Sc 50a$s 62lz good SO - n
Sc 81 y: medium, sea sc u a common. s. T5m
So s7Iz bulls, 81 56G 81 75 Cows steady: fat COWS
So n s. SEA So rniIch cows $50 sG5
for common TO choice calves steady; exceptional
S9lg 81 30. good choice. $50 80: a
s. %. common So SO Western. "a s. 80; grassers.
Sheep steady lambs higher. WOO
she extra, So 50d so 20. choice 75d
Sc % good s. n s. 80; medium, 81 50a 81, common.
So n 81 50; ewes heavy fat. s. so. clipped 81 per
100 ID lower than wool stock %ooi lambs extras.
81 75a IS. common. 80 5oaS7. carry surlnE apiece.
81 clipped 81 per 100 10 lower than wool
10 size and quality. 50
$40 CIV dressed stock steady; steers. GA iOc
ggassers dressed pa l2i7c: sheep "a 1oc
Tethers. 700 lie. lambs. Ia i@c extras lie.
hog
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05

NOTICE OF INTENTION.
SurToKates Court. Ontario County
Matter of o NJ Muusor de
ceased. Notice of Intention apply Letters Of
Administration
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an order
81 the SurroGates Court OF ontario County made
entered IN" 25th day of March 1909 the under
signed intends to apply to the SurroRates
County Of ontario aud State OF Now York. for
Of administration the goods Chattes ard
Of Arcene NJ Munson, late Of the town OF Bloom
field ontario County. \ Y. deceased under pur-
suant 10 section 2d64 of the code of Cyu Procedure
issued to the undersigned: persons v no
claim ne creditors OF decedent are here
by notified present their claims duly verified "a
the Surrogate OF Ontario county. at his I'm the
Court House in the village OF Cansndsigus. ontario
County y. Y. before the 4th day or May. 1909
Dated, March % 1909
HENRY NJ PARNELE,
As creditor dscedcnt
HanIu & HamIiu. Attorneys for Petitioner u Atwater
BLOCK. CanandniEua. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
FIG SUN DAY"
m The Dundee Advertiser

From The Dundee Advertiser
Among old customs prevailing IN the country is
that Of eating fix puddings on Palm SUNDAY, o.
Zig Sunday. : il is called In some districts
II Is diffacult the exact origin OF Fig
sunday but The Grocer points out that IN early
ages The common folks had very little knowledge
OF Oriental fruits ana many, preferriug the hg
n In. date. evideutl> thought IL ilnMateriai which
they ate tu commemorate the palm \ quarter OF
century ago il U9s tho custom in BedfordShire.
Norihants Hertfordshire and some other CUun-
tries 10 eat fiSs on Palm Sunday. bur 10 some eA-
tent tho custom has disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05

Rleiman & Co. have sold for Charles n
Shaw to the Rembrandt Realty Company 4 plot
124xi2ix Irregular on ,he east side of St Nicholas
avenue, near 157th street. The same brokers have
resold the plot to the St. Nicholas Construction
Company of which Charles P Feibusch is Presi-
dent. It will erect elevator apartment house
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
LEASES MONMOUTH BEACH HOTEL.

The Hotel Register Realty Corporation has leased
the Monmouth Beach Club Hotel to Thomas "
Hamilton. The hotel and casino Will be enlarged.
II has also leased the Raleigh. At Peekskill. 70
=. NJ Curtis jr.. proprietor of the BeechwOod. at
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING sRTERAAsTER
~ Fort Wood Y II. April , l9o9---Sealed pro-
posaIs in trfpcats Top Soil an Seeding Sod
Revai-iuS Terraces and Repairing tTrauo-
Walks this will be received here until
80 p II April u 1902 and then opened Informs
tfou furnished application The T. : reserves me
right to reject au~ PIP bids any part thereon
Envelopes Containing proposals should he marked Pro
posaIs Tor Top soil Seeding. SoddiuS. etc' and oe
addressed 10 WI " RESELL Constg- or Mr.
TtPoPOSALS FOR SENiI-BI ITJ NINOUS BUNKER
L ,oai-Panama Rail Road Purchasing Department
"a --afa street %eW York Nprf I'D ian4 -SNaissi
this oflc= until an ? VI
tD-ir Sth 1000 furnishing Bunker voal for steam
~ the Panama Raj Road Steamship Line for The
u-rind spr >tn Igua &p-il r5cn- 1910 ApproT'
I,s r,fri11u1 quantity 10000 and the maximum
auantitv 12O Blanks and f1l informal, %
may BE- obtained this 0f-ce WENDELL T. StNP
son MAJOR 19th Infantry. = ASSISTANT Pur
chasing OTce-
a ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a Thz Tribune received their LPtown ONE Nc
I,F4 Proadway. Between S6Lh st and 5tth ST u7ri ?
O Advertis received n IRE toilcUIs
branch Offices regular once rates Until cioc< m
2. I'D 81 l55 5th ave. cor
I2th IO4 East l+t1 81 30 Nss- - 81 setwee7
I'm ana sth aves 2s3 i25th 1135 s. 1871
2d ave near fist f10S Isl near S9th 81 f5I
Fast f2Srh st 15s Trsuort ESQ 81 ave. ana any
american District Telegraph 0@Ss
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
Citations.

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BT
turE. LOUIS TurcAsr Laura Nsllst. Henri oscar
sr51h charles Jean Lo1,s erze- tarI Aueustz srger
FredercE Berger Adele Eisa Porret. Lena cecil
Faat Marie Louise Humber AIbertins
pierre Adeline Louis tiustav BerSe-
stricEv Marie cecil Iahrarl Georges lei1e- Arthur
Eetner Ester Elsjner Julius Hermann So-E Marie
s So--ia l-rsrz trs--as Henri =o-s Rosie rsT4lis-
JrIiee Csots VeragIeIy- Lima Fcsale MAJ Fernando
FIe--f- Frederick FIerts Alexander Esrrg E@n
Brd4 Henri BrtdeI Hem Thomas Hriiel NarslsriJs
Dominique Bri5el Phiuippe Eugene B-del and al
Mariana Berser am al the other caren Of saii oro,1
and deceased brothers and sisters
of sas Philip CParies EnEelhart and Nartsnna Besses
descendants of such children as may have died
ard anv otser next bin and hers law OF Cha-es
unknown and - al persons inerete1 n Lle
deceased creditors Isgarees rex- ot kin oherlse
Won ans earn % Won 4-e hereby c-e+ ard required PEI
sol ally 20 . and ar7ear oef2r our >rrosate q t9s
of N@V York ~ the surrogate court OF said
county. held Hall q Records. the County os
the forenoon q that day then and rhers
attend trdt-ta settlement - he Account % proceed
Lewis Eopnsr Executor OF The Last VIII ard
r circd as are under t7e1ryone years
If YOU have noTs 70 appeer enc 1.I Los one o e az
ard act Tor YOU IN The proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the sea- - ths
Surrogat@'s court of The said County q NeW
II. XorS 20 he hereunto aHiNed witness HOE.
Aoner e. 19on.ss a suT[9s7,s IT. 7oss o our SAD SAD
lreI and rirs DANIEL > DOWDNE4
SAokEe FEET $eF & 7ATi TSr ei;y '!'s'' Tor " ''-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05

Are you pessinist? Read The Market
Value of Optimism" by Herbert Kaufman, and
you will become optinnist. See the Sunday
Magazine of next Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS.

S5oG0 L s So coup 1918. 4
luJrpJ Japanese +--s.-....I
--ft-y. GO .I....-....-...
-4pUVG do .-....-...
$500 Rep OF Cuba Js. +
lJJt" q = of Mex 5s....i
SJFHu do 4s..........
t"v0o san Paulo 5s Ect-. /
4RU = y Clty +t7S lGJI
IS2uUU. do New ....-.--....
$3.50 DO 1917 New ..-.
1900 DO Reg ...........f
lIutsj. DO IS 1894 -.....-.
-..UUB DO As 1850.
2uN Adams EX Is ..--...
1900 Alb & SusG 5i.s.-.l
2u4u,J Allis-CualuIers IS.
5TusNJ Am Az Chem is.
iWD An Dock d Imp IS
@rvv Am Hide y J.. 6s.
lTu8e Am Ice sec 6s....
100 Am spirits Is. .-.--I
$50" Am + G- r Col As.
433UgUUi do Convt 4s..'
luU1 Am Thread 4s-....I
l32's'u Am Tobacco Gs....-
Ss~u1g 30 Is
2uup DO Reg .--..-..-.I
5000 4 + K : Z Adj Is.
I~p=lf do SfpG .-.--...
lS6tNn DO Gen 4s-.....-.
.utn do Reg.
l2i40O0 do CONT 4s.-....
-S3HN. do Conyt IS
$1,000 DO IT : / +s--..I
3Ar0- d. / Okla 4s---..
$1,000 At Coast 4s..-.--..
5000 DO / & y 4s-...t
$4,000 Bait q ohio Gold IS
S4NO do Z / E&WN Is
$1,000 do Prior 2t-s.
1900 do Swn Bis. s...I
1S9Jp) Beth Steel 5s...--..
1900 B& 5thAve1st Con as
$4,000 Bk,- Rap TT S.
1000 do Gold U.s.. !
l20Gu BHln In II 1s;--. !
3"uo Rkln In Ca 5s O.. !
1000 2 \ y x F. Ist....
1000 Can 80 fst Ext is !
5000 10 2d. d......-.---- /
lu1p 'ent Rr l. p fst..i
5000 cRR&R of 9 COL rs ]
10000 cent Of Ga Con js. /
Nc'si DO 2d IuC..-...-..
$1,000 do Stpd d...........
10000 DO trfS. ........--.
2HGuu do Stpd ...-.....
$4,000. do I'd Inc -----..I
4ItNp DO cts. .-........|
5000 do Stpd...........
5000 Cent Leather 5s...
1000 c Of y ! Gen IS. ;
5000 do Re-. eE...........l !
10000 Cent .PaC Gtd Is.
2upO do 3ios.
6looJ jhes y - COn IS. !
l3ouu do Gen ft2S. S.-....Et (
$4,000 do Imp 5s Ctfs- I
1000 do Zig SANDY Is
10000 do R&Alst Con 4s
$4,000 chic & Alt 3tss.
1000 G & : III Gen IS. L
GuOu do Ref 4 Imp As
ouu0 Chic * Erie Ist...|1
&opn Chic x Ind Coal 5s /
@utu g X \ " Gen 3izs
1000 do Deb 1909 ...... i
1000 do Ext Is .---..|
l":"Uo chic 3 & . Gen Il i
"!"'ru do Joint 4s. 1890
LpHu do ReS -..------
@."N. DO lli Div IS. u
1%y7-' 10 S'2s- -.--. .-...--....
i.,"" DO iowa Div IS. i
,,[sJ HvD 40 ;. 2s --.-- II
- - -. Nen IN : y
-, T. " ~ ;, Il Zen s. \ l.,
,''y .y 20 Gen Us b.
-, l 90 " IS j.
lN'v 90 4 y , " 3s.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
Country Property to Let.

COTTAGES FOR RENT At SOUTHAMPTON AND
I Shinnccock Hin f SCHERMERHORN. :
i2d.
s,EA GATE COTTAGES FOR RENT. wM r. RAE
= co. $50 Montague Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
Instruction.
School, agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov eraesses
to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Mrs. r. H. Sands returned to
this city last week, after an ex-
tended visit to points all over the
country. She went from here to
Washington to visit her son, v.
o, Boone. From Washington
she went to Iowa, then to St,
Louis. Chicago and other points,
and then back to Council Bluffs
and Ames, Iowa, from which
place she returned to this city.
She was accompanied to this city
by her neice, Miss Conway, of
Ames.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Last Saturday evening Mrs.
H. A. Smith entertained a num-
Der OF. young people at the Hotel
Baxter in honor of her grand
daughter Miss Josephine Wolfe of
Joplin. Dancing and cards were
chief amusements of the evening.
At cards the girls prize was won
by Miss Swannie Smith and the
boys prize by Mr.. Arthur Nc
Aboy. The consolation trophy
was awarded to Mr.. Guy Ellis.
At the close of the evening de-
licious refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Hazel
Goodwin, Hilda McAboy, Mabel
Rummel, Mildred Oils, Dulce
Long, Mabel Mcclure, and
Audrey and Swannie Smith,
Messrs. Jas. Smith, Arthur Nc
Alloy, Guy. Ellis, Harry Good
win,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Fletcher Oils entertained the
Junior class of the Baxter High
School on Friday evening of last
week, at a masquerade party.
Dancing and games were the
chief amusements of Intervening.
In the spelling contest the prize
was won BY Swanuie Smith.
The prize for. the best costume
was awarded Miss Graffln. Re-
freshments were served at the
close of the evening.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28
DR.. Engli.h. Phone lss.

Don't fail to drop in at Hoods
and have George. Rucker explain
to you about their plan Of abso-
lntely giving away = lot Of bag
gies, Surely you are interested.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

F. J. Clirkinbeard was in Kan
sas City this week on business
connected with the construction
of the new building of the Bax-
ter State Bank in this city. Mr..
Clinkinbeark came home via
Windsor, Mo-, where he visited
his relatives,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

C. H. Gregory and family have
gone to Porterville, CAL, to make
their home. Mr.. Gregory took
his drill rigs with him to Porter.
vile. He tells Va he has enough
drilling contracts at and near
his new home to keep him busy
for the next FIVE years. The
best wishes of n large number Of
friends 60 with Mr.. Gregory and
family.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

See Dan Maloney, the funniest
Irishman on earth, at Library
Theatre Saturday night.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Tom McAboy had the misfor-
tune to lose a mighty fine steer
last Saturday. The animal was
very fat, weighing over fourteen
hundred pounds. Mr.. McAboy
bought the steer from Frank
Hapeman, five miles west, and it
was led to town, but as the day
was quite warm the animal was
overheated. The money value
was about Sos.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Born, Sunday, Jan. "a, to Mr..
and Mrs. Wan Dixon, a daughter
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Mrs. Herbert Kelley of New
York, who has been here visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Morrow, will soon go
to California for a visit. Mrs.
Kelley will return to. Baxter
Springs in April.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Parties interested in the Re-
bskah chair at Gregory's store
are asked to be present Saturday
afternoon, Jan. 30, at 3 o'clock.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Perfection Oil will not freeze,
Get il at Dents.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

The weather has been so good
the past week or ten days that
the farmers are feeling like plow-
ing some more. With a good
crop the present year that blue
look will disappear from the
faces of our agricultural friends,
and they will once more hold up
their heads and look happy.
When a farmer has to buy feed
to run him through the winter
he must not be expected to look
happy.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

A Chetopa man shipped 1000
rabbits to New York one day last
week. 1t took nearly all the
barrels in Chetopa to hold them.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Dent handles Perfection Oil, the
best oil in town. Ask for Il.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Daniel Owens, a colored man,
died at his home in the north
part of the city Thursday morn
ing. Deceased was an old SOL
dier, and a good citizen. His
death occurred very Suddenly.
He arose early in the morning,
and was apparently in good
health, but in a few moments
his wife heard him making some
strange noises. Upon investiga-
tion she found him in a dying
condition.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

DR.. r. C. Wear returned last
week from Donough county, ILL.,,
whittier he had been called by a
message announcing the serious
illness of both his father and
mother. His mother died a short
time after his arrival there, but
his father is on the road to recov-
cry. His father is SO years of
age, as was also his mother, and
they were married 60 years ago.
The couple lived on the same
farm for 81 years, and were able
to care for themselves up to with
in the past two months,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Z. w. Dow is reported quite i'll
at his home in Salina.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Maloney will be married at the
Library Theatre Saturday night.
Everybody has an invitation.
Come and see the fun.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-01-28

Ernest Ward left Friday night
for Northern Missouri to attend
the funeral of his mother, who
died that day.