The Baldwin Bee from Baldwin, Kansas • 4

The BALDWIN BEE BY KNOX ANTHON, EARI, KNOX, HERBERT ANTIION. NUMBER TEN. Our newly married couple are able to attend church. Tom Dyer has a new spring wa M. C.

FINDLEY, M. Physician and Surgeon. Office North 11 Jgh Street. utc Night calls at Levi Bodwell house man who is worth half a million dollars and who is making money at every turn wants to fool away time in Congress. There's no money in it, and but mighty little gon for family use.

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THURSDAY. AUG. 26, 1897. BAKER'S RESTAURANT (Ottawa, Kansas.) Is the place where all Baldwin people go to get good lunch, hot or cold drinks, or a good dish of fresh CLYDE STEWART, CITY TRANSFER. We move your household eoods.

pianos, etc at a reasonable rate and ANNOUNCEMENTS. I announce myself as a candidate for the office of Trustee of Palmyra Township, subject to the decision of the Republican primaries. J. E. WALKER.

I announce myself as a candidate for the office of Trustee of Palmyra Township, subject to the decision of the Republican primaries. A. ROBINSON. I announce mj'self as a candidate for the office of Commissioner from the Second District, subject to the decision of the Republican primaries. B.

F. HOSKINSON. We are authorized to announce the name of Uoyd Duffee, of Kauwaka township, as a candidate for County Surveyor, subject to the action of the Republican primaries. EDITORIAL NOTES. guarantee the best ot service.

Bus to and from all trains. Leave or ders at the post office. I will sell you- GROCERIES cheap for cash. Country Produce- -taken in exchange. We can almost feel proud of any of our Pop candidates now.

John Sullivan is a candidate for mayor of Boston. The triumph of humanity over brutality in the case of Mrs. Bare at Beloit shows that there is some good among Populists. By the way, wasn't Mr. Fun-ston "mentioned" for governor some time ago? Don't let a good thing like that die for want of publicity.

Canovas murdered, bombs thrown at President Faure of France and the Sultan of Turkey almost daily we'd rather be president of plain old United States. Ed Ingle has a new buggy, and an old girl to ride in it. Rev. Stanert stayed with James Powell Saturday night, and preached at Media Sunday. Frank Barnhart will soon move back from Woodson county, as he does not like that country.

Since the rain corn is filling out and will be good considering the dry weather when it was Threshing will commence again this week. Wheat, oats and flax are good in quality but the yield is light. D. Griffith and wife started Saturday for their old home in New York, which they have not seen in forty years. We have a successful Sunday School.

Baldwin is full of students who want some place to preach, and this is the place. James Young and brother-in-law from Eudora start for southern Mo. next week to see the country and look for a location. Robert Hall will soon return to Ottawa to go to school and will be in Guy Piersol's shoe store as clerk part of the time. Willie Dyer's new buggy takes the girls' eyes whenever he drives out.

He will soon decide which of the fair ones will take the first ride. Owen Turner and family started for southern Kansas, Oklahoma, and Newton county, to visit friends and have a little recreation, Everything is quiet at Excelsior but can't tell how soon a special meeting will be called to let a contract to draw water for school purposes or something else. James Tyner was elected District clerk. Under the management of the new board the school house is being cleaned, calcimined and painted inside betore school begins. Mr.

Ingle preached us an old fashioned sermon Sunday, his discourse being on "Believe and be Baptised," and that God is all love, and if we are punished it is our own fault. is the home of the watermelon kings. Jim Tyner has eight acres, A. Lewis has eight acres, Archie Harris has five, John Patton has seven, and there are lots of smaller patches; still they cannot supply the demand. 1 MEDIA ITEMS.

Jim Tyner drives a new wagon. Media will probably have a doctor this fall. The evaporator has more work than it can do. Lou Carpenter says feeding hedge balls saves lots of corn. J.

A. Halliday has been working in Stewart's orchard this week. Butler Son shipped stock Tuesday and will ship two cars more on Friday. Tom Dyer has recently bought a new spring wagon and a fine new buggy. R.

C. Gilliland was thrown from his buggy near Jerry Walker's last Monday evening, but not seriously hurt. Lee VanKuren, the station agent, and Ollie Barger and Herbert Hutches, section hands, are all in the Santa Fe hospital at Ottawa. Relief agent J. H.

Bagnall is in charge of the depot. glory. Will White, the famous author and editor, will deliver the opening address at "the State University this year. While everything is going Republican this fall, Duffee's candidacy will bring Kanwaka in line with a good majority. Duffee a Candidate.

We present this week the name of Lloyd Duffee, of Kanwaka township as a candidate for county surveyor: Mr. Duffee's candidacy has an auspicious beginning and will have a victorious ending. Of his qualifications nothing more need be said than that he is a graduate of the School of Engineering of the State University, class of '94. Of Lloyd himself, he is an honest, steady young fellow who has always been an uncompromising Republican. We are more pleased to see him enter the race than any other candidate before the people, because he is deserving and able, and because Kanwakee should be represented on the Republican ticket.

A Few of flany. The Baldwin Bee celebrated its birthday with a special issue. It was a splendid twelve-page paper. Ottawa Times. The Baldwin Bee celebrated its first birthday this week by getting out a very creditable trade issue.

Ottawa Republican. The Baldwin Bee is one year old. It has always been a creditable paper and the anniversary issue is to be commended. Lawrence World. The Baldwin this week issues a very creditable anniversary number, telling of the town and of the prosperity experienced there since the establishment of the paper.

Lawrence Journal. The Baldwin (Kansas) Bee was one year old with its last issue and in honor of the occasion issued a handsome anniversary number. The Bee is edited by Earl Knox, formerly in the employ of the Journal, and is fast coming to the front as a representative county paper. Hopkins (Mo.) The first anniversary number of the Baldwin Bee comes to our table this week in the form of a neat twelve page paper. The Bee is a progressive up-to-date paoer and is at the head of the local papers of Douglas county and deserves much.better support than it receives.

Lecompton Sun. BLACK JACK. A. T. Shepard and wife have returned from their visit to Osage county.

Mrs. Shannon has had typhoid fever but is getting better. Dr. Williams, of Baldwin, preached here Sunday. John Eiler will not farm the Black place next year.

Mr. Linger will remain on the Anthony place next year. Thatcher. J.C. BAKER.

V.sit the PARLOR MEAT MARKET First door west of barber shop. Highest market price for Hides and Uve Stock. Starr Kennedy, Prop's. Flora Denning, GROCERS. Produce- in KxcriiiiitKK Prices as low as the lowest.

Prompt delivery. A complete, line always on hand. The Ancient Order of Pyramids will take a hand in the fall festivities at Topeka, and have requested Ed Little to bring over a pair of Egyptian dogs to bark at them. Populist babies are in luck. They are now being taught to talk by practicing on "government by injunction," and it's easier to say than "initiative and referendum." Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railway Co.

NORTH BOUND Passenger 9:18 a Passenger 4x10 Freight 8:55 a Freight 3:25 SOUTH MOUND Passenger 11:15 a Passenger 6:03 Freight 12:10 pm Freight 6:45 ra If any reliance is to be placed in the Kansas City Tribune's art gallery, their candidate tor governor, John Seaton, looks mightily like John Atwood of Leavenworth, or even like Billy Bryan. The Topeka Journal says the Santa Fe shops there are working full time, ten hours a day, for the first time in four years. You remember what happened four years ago. Speaking of Kansas coming to the front, thePierson Mjlling company of Lawrence started a cargo of flour to Klondike last week. It will go 1 by southern water route and reach Alaska in time to be taken up the Yukon next spring when the river opens.

What we can't understand about Col. Bowersock's boom is why a Close connections made at Lawrence by 9:18 train for Topeka and all points west: By 4 train for Kansas City, Chicago and all points east. Close connections at Ottawa by both noon and evening trains for all points east, west and south. S. Van Xuren, Agt.

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