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'Doctor's
Medicine
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strdnf medicine, doctor's
medicine. It cures hard esses,
severe tnd desperste cases,
chronic cases of asthms, pleu
risy, bronchitis, consumption.
Ask your doctor about this.
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lKlrt I'ubllHlie.l February 1'.. 10V
NOTICE.
All person Interested, will take notice
that my petition la on tile in the uftice of
the Cherokee County, Knnaaa. Probate
Court, oakintc for authority to veil the fol
io log described real estate, aituate in
Cherokee County, Koiiku. belonging to
thr rotate nf Abuer Moore, decenaed, (or
the purpose of paying the debt of ald e
tute and the expense .of administration,
to-wit i
Fractional lot one (I) of section, nine (0)
in township S of runge 'St. containing
about thirty-nine CM ncre.
' Said petition is set for liruriug at the
office of 4he Probute Judge, in Coluuibua,
In (aid County, on Friday, the tth day of
-March, 1030, at which time oud pluce you
can make known any objections you may
have to the gruntiug of such order.
Hated February It, ltKXi.
W. II. BKADSIIAW,
Administrator of auld estate
( First published February 22, 1906.)
Notice of Final Settlement.
The state of Kansas, Cherokee county, ss:
Id the probate court in and for said
county.
, In the matter of the estate of II. E
Walton deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interest
ed in the aforesaid estate, are hereby noti
fied that at the regular term of the
probate court, in and for said county, to
be begun and held at the probate court
room, in Columbus, county of Cherokee,
state aforesaid, on the first Monday in the
month of April A. I. 190G, I shall, on the
jth day of April apply to said court for a
lull and final settlement of said estate.
T E Meeds,
Administrator of the estate of H E.
Walton, Deceased.
Columbus, Kansas, Feb. 15, A D 1901.
Firsl published Feb. 22, 190b
NOTICE.
, Notice is. hereby given that I have made
application to the probate court of Cbero-kee-county.
Kansas, for a druggists' per
mit to sell intoxicating liquors for medical,
'mechanical and scientific purposes, at my
place of business on lots 7 and 8, in block
8, original plat, Baxter Springs, Kansas
Said application will be heard at the office
of the probate judge in Columbus, Kansas,
on Friday, March 30, igoC.at 5 o'clock p m.
A E. Carney,
, Applicant.
V First published February 22, 190O
-. Notice of Appointment Exec
utrix. :': State of Kansas, Cherokee county, ss:
' ".' In the matter of the estate of Henry B.
Francis late of Cherokee rotinty, Kansas.
i , NOTICE OK APPOINTMENT.
. - -Notice is hereby given, that on the 13th
.day of February, A. D. 1906, the under
signed was, by the probate rourl of Chero
'. Itee county, Kansas, duly appointed and
"Qualified as executrix of the estate of Hen
:-ry H- FranciSj deceased, late of Cherokee
county. All parties interested in said es
late will lake notice and govern themselves
accordingly '"" ' Kate R. Fan:is.
Executrix of the last will and testament of
Henry B. Francis, deceased.
(First published March 1, 1906 )
' ' LECAL NOTICE.
In the district court of Cherokee county,
Kansas, sitting at Columbus.
Henrv B. Worrell, plaintiff, vs. Nettie
Worrell, defendent.
The state of Kansas to Nettie Worrell,
greeting: You are hereby notified that
' you, as defendant, have been sued by
Henry B. Worrell, as plaintiff, in a cause
""oT action set forth in a petition now pn file
In Joe clerk's office in the district court of
..Cherokee county, Kansas, sitting at Colum
bub, and unless you plead to the same on
or before the 15th day of April, 1906, the
arne will be taken as true and a judgement
rendered g tinst you, granting the plain
tiff a divorce from you on the grounds of
abandonment for more than one year.
Hbnrv B. Wok rill, Plaintiff,
.: By .A. L. Majors, bis attorney.
,aneif ?B. Rudocth, Clerk of the Pit-
5 Kistiei Court, .
. By C. H. McNav, Deputy.
;j i Seeartlett for good meat, aaa
." ff n& cheap boil or plate.
. -Madatoneat S. A. Craig'a, Eaat
-Scventl) street. Galena. Kanaaa.
' 'Winter ia coming. Prepare yonr
' . system by baying meat at Bartlett'a
U yon know of any ooe wanting
:to boy or rent ftroperty aeoa mem
to Panlela A Flnnib.
Anyone intereated in securing a
bene in Baxter on eaay term a and
mrmenta. will do well to aee F. R
-IcGrerox. local secretary of the
Atlae Baildingand Loan Company,
BAXTER SPRING8 NEWS.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
CHARLES L. SMITH.
Editor and Proprietor.
B. W. PATTON, Assoclats Editor.
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Oat copy three months -J
All kinds of IOB PRINTING carefully
and promptly attended to. Call and aee
specimens and get price.
All subscriptions are payable in advance
and those not paid in advance will be
charged for at the rate of $1.13 per yar.
fettered at the postoffice at Baiter Springs,
Kansaa, ai second-class matter.
THURSDAY, MARCH 1.
PARABLE OF THE FALSE SHEEP
FOLD.
Picture in your mind a fine large
paature, aurroundea oy a atrong
and high fence, "tbe law of God",
which keepa the aheep within, but
which recognizee no means of ac
cess to the fold (justified condition)
except Christ the door, faith in
whose sacrifice for ain ia the only
way into tbe aheep fold. All climb
ing up some other way are
thieves and robbers. This is tbe
pasture provided by tbe Good
Shepherd for his sheep, for whom
He once laid down Hie kfe.
Into the true fold quite a flock of
sheep have entered. They belong
to the true shepherd, but aa we look
at tbe grassy slopes only a few
aheep aeem to be enjoying the lib.
erty wherewith Chriat makes free
little flock indeed. Where were
the others? We look, and aee inside
the door, on either side the path
way, small enclosures. Over each
ia written peculiar names, Presby
terian, Methodist, Baptist, Second
Adventist, Romtfn Catholics, Greek
Catholics, Lutherans, etc. Looking
at these pens we see they differ.
Some are built like prisons, with
iron framea and bare and chains,
others lees strong, some are merely
marked out dead lines, over which
tbe sheep understand they must
not go.
These pens are full of aheep; they
are weak and sickly and delicate for
want of proper exerciae and nour
ishing food; they are regularly ted,
but only upon busks, with a little
milk occasionally. But they eat
without relish, and get no good
from it; many of them are leaner
aud poorer than they were when
they first went in; and aome have
become blind. Strange to aay each
seems to be perfectly satisfied with
his own pen, and seldom does any
attempt to escape. We also noticed
tbst under-shepherds bad been ap
pointed to help pasture the sheep,
and that they had constructed these
pens, but apparently - without the
permission cf tbe Chief Shepherd.
Perplexed to know why the sheep
submitted to be penned, we watched
to see how tbe sheep were induced
to enter the enclosures.
As they entered through tbe door
faith in Christ) each under-ehep
herd tried to impress on them tbe
necessity of getting into one of tbe
many pens, and tbe one lie repre
sented in particular.
Aa a consequence nearly all the
sheep got penned that entered tbe
fold, for they trusted the shepherds,
and followed tbemajority;andonly
a few paased on to enjoy the liberty
nf the fold. Tbe under-shepherds
aougbt continually to impress on
tbeir sheep that the free aheep were
heretics enroute to destruction.
We watched to see the outcome of
matter, for we learned that aome
were expecting the return of tbe
Chief Shepherd and we knew that
His coming would aoon demon
strate whether He would approve
the dividing of Hie flock and their
imprisoning. Nearly all tbe under-
shepherds claimed that tbe Chief
Shepherd would not come till they
had got all tbe penned. Presently
we heard great rejoicing.
Some of the tree sheep had heard
the voice of the Chief Shepherd and
had recognized His voice. We
looked snd indeed tbe Chief Shep
herd had come, hence tbe rejoicing
amongst the free abeep, He had
come io the night as quietly aa
thief, unobserved by any but those
who were watching. Some of tbe
imprisoned abeep heard the Chief
Shepherd's voice. They looked and
liatened, yet could acarce believe.
Itwaa indeed tbe voice of the Chief
Shepherd aa He tended His flock.
His true sheep seemed to bear Hia
voice condemning the penning pro
cess and saving to all His sheep
"come out." Some lesped tbe fences
snd thns gained liberty, and food
from the Chief Shepherd's band
while otbera were ao weak aod faint
lack of nourishment that they trem
bled with anticipation, yet would
not come out for fear of tbe under
shepherds. We noticed thst outside
some of the free sheep brought
food to the bsrs, thus nourishing
the week one till they were strong
enough to lesp tbe fences. Tbs un-der-sbepherds
mesnwbils were
alert with redoubled vigilance, and
by varying policies aougbt to keep
control of tbeir flocke.
Soma denonnced and acoffed at
tboae without, and threatened the
beep within; and others redoubled
the customary exerclaea, the forma
ofOodlloeaa. We waited to aee the
outcome, and aaw the unfaithful
uoder-abepherda bound and beaten
with many atrlpea, the priaon pena
all destroyed, and tbe fold used aa
designed, one flock, its name one,
snd ita head the true Shepherd who
gave Ilia life for tbe abeep, tbe Lord
Jeaua Cbrlat.
Trouble Hunter.
FIVE MILE NEWS.
Mr. Bradley has rented the old
Ritter farm In Miasouri.
Mr. Comer is looklog(for some
one to trade horaes with.
John Burrows sold five stock hogs
to Gregg Ewers.
Bill Murrsy bought his hogs of
Frsnk McDonsld.
Billr Burrows bss bought a bug-
ory snd is breskiog bis young bsy
to drive.
Alva Bowman came down on the
creek. He finished bis contract work
andhastsken the job of building
for a Five Mile Farmer.
Tuesdsy evening there was big
(uss snd lots of bsd words used.
Such is shameful. A womso should
be taught better. Hss Ksnsss any
laws?
Bill Murray bought three hogs.
When he unlosded them one was
desd. We feel sorry for him.
Chickens are bringing very good
prices.
Fred Wystt bss msrned a Kice-
ville girl. It is to be hoped be will
be hsppier then tbe first time ne
tried msrried life. Wish them both
long life and happiness.
Greear Ewers and wife drove their
pony team to Galena Saturday and
dined with Judge Boden.
The average man usually boasts
of his good health or howla about
hia aches aod psins.
Steve Porter drives tbe prettiest
tesm of young mules.
Csmobell Berry plsyea tor a
dance at Peoria Thursday night-
Budd ssys Ssm is the best boy to
sleep be ever bsd srouod him.
A. Ewers is building sn additon
to bia houae on Peter Sbapp'a land.
Charley says, "AUie thinks I don't
care anything for her, but I do."
Gregg Ewera and Alva Bowman
made a business trip to Baxter
Springs and Galena Monday.
The weather is getting pretty
wsrm, so boys you bad better mar
ket your furs.
Miss Rosa McCauley haa accepted
a position in Galena.
The dance at Mr. Card'a Saturday
eveninsrwaaa grand success. An
enjoyable time wss had by all pres
ent.
Vinr ssys, "she believes John; tbe
poor kid is becoming color blind."
Mr. Sorrell contemplatea taking
her to Idaho with him. Frank, no
doubt, can furniah her a pleaaant
home when be landa upon bia goia
mine prospect.
A fast and furioua tight toon
Dlace Saturday eveniug at tbe home
of Mr. Stallmiller, in which Roscoe
Heatherineton.son in-law, was bad
ly beaten over the head with chairs
end amoke wagons, collar bone be
ine broken and akull fractured, and
upon a cloae examination by the
attending physician it wss found
necessary to remove some of tbe
frsctured skull bone. We hope it
will not prove fstsl.
Wm. Havens is on the sick list.
T.J.Miller moved back on the
creek from Col. Gregg'a farm on
Sboal creek.
Amer Ewers ssys if Cousin Char
lev doea not take the sow and pigs
just at the time agreed upon, he is
going to keep tbe money paid down
and aell them to aome one else.
We hear the wolvea every night.
Where are Shellhammer bound?
Marvin Turley ia going to try
Neosho. Mo., for wagon and liar
uess. Bsxter Springs is good
enough for Five Mile people to get
good bargains.
Fivb Mile
LOWELL NEWS.
Mias Katie Moore of Galena has
been stsying at Jim Commons' the
Isst few dsys. '
Mr. Whitman and daughter, Han
nah, have gone to Thayer, Mo to
make bis brother a visit
Mr. Mulliken, tbe county superin
tendent, made the public school a
visit Tuesday.
Mr. Soper and family have moved
from Springfield to Lowell to live.
J. A. Sour of Baxter was in Low.
ell Wednesday and Saturday.
Mias Carrie Roper hss been very
sick tbs Isst week.
Miss Alice Scott, tbe dsughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mendenhall of Lowell,
was married to Elmer, Shroff of
Lowell on Wednesdsy evening. The
couple is highly respected and are
honored by most every body. After
tbe wedding there wss grand
charivari by a host of yonng folks
who met at 9 o'clock and kept the
noise op about an hour when the
brides ms Id Invited their friends in
ad gave treats.
Mr. and Mrs. McBride of Joplin
were ia Lowell Sundsy.
Mrs. LarrYoas was a guest of
Miss Helen Bloom Sundsy evening.
Lowell."
Sam King wss iu Joplin on busi
ness Monday.
F. A. Brown of Duluth, Minn., was
here this week looking after min
ing matters '
If you want something that will
sell st sny time just buy a barber
shop. They are easy to sell.
Harmon Psrsons hss sold the
South End barber shop to W. H.
Horton, who will conduct it in fu
ture. Bsxter Springs will be the best
town in Cherokee couoty within
tbe next twelve months. Mark our
predict.
S. J. Armstrong hss sold bis bar
bershop to Or. O. O. Roberts of
Ksnsss City, who took chsrge of
tbe shop Mondsy.
As soon ss work begins on the
electric roed to the mines we know
of at least one hundred houses
which will be built.
If you want a real neat bill for
your public aale, get it . printed at
this office. We gusrsotee to give
you perfect satisfaction.
FOR SALE. A good farm, fair
bouse, barn and orchard. 160 acres
at $20 per acre if taken at once, a
big bargain.
DANIELS & PLUMB.
Dr. A. T. Thompson haa bought
tbe Sbailer property on Military
street. This is a nice piece of prop
erty, and we understand the doctor
bought it st a very reasonable price.
Say, Mr. man, don't you want a
piece of land in tbe Indian Terri
tory? If you do, just call at this of
fice. We have several real bargains
in Indian Territory land.
The Morrow-Carney Drug Com
pany has just put in a lot of com
bination show caae counters, which
add greatly to tbe appearance of
their atore. They were made by the
Baxter Planing Mill.
Dr. W. R. Scott of Columbus and
Miaa Manzaoita Allbrigbt of Gile
na were married at tbe latter place
on Wednesdsy evening of last week
They will make their home iu Col
umbus. Dr. Scott Is well known in
this city, being a son of Mr. snd
Mrs. W. W. Scott. He hss built up
a good practice in Columbus, aud
stsnds well iu the community. Hie
bride is one of Galena's charming
young women. Earl Dent of this
city was "best mau"at the wedding
Dou't you know that Daniels &
Plumb have sold more rest estate
than any other firm iu Cherokee
county, and don't you know that
they never misrepresent property,
snd tbst every man wboliaa bought
or sold through them is well
oleaaed. and thoroughly satisfied
If you don't believe this, just ask
any or all who have dealt with
them. Now. then, if you have prop
erty for ssle. or wish to buy, call
and aee Daniels & Plumb at once.
They atill have some good bar
gains In city aod country property,
and also mining lands and leasee
Don't wsit till spring when there is
likely to be a sharp advance io all
kinda of real eatate, but do it now,
Get a home while prices are within
your reach. Do it now.
Mrs. George Gregg entertained at
whist, a large number of guets at
her handsome residence on East
Sheridan street Thursday evening,
Feb. 22, in honor of Waahingtoo'e
birthday. The spacious roome were
beautifully decorated in the nation
al colora, while nutneroue candles
in old-fashioned csndle sticks gave
a colonial effect, adding tbeir pale
luster to the brilliancy of the mod
ern electric light Portraita ol
George and Martha Washington
adorned the mantle. The renownea
rherrv tree was alao In evidence ex
citing general admiration as s work
of art Theepiaode ot tne cnerrj
tree waa carried out in the miniture
hatcheta that served ss score csrds
The thirteen tables, repreaentiog
reapectively tbe thirteen original
states, were decorated with small
flags, each bearing tbe name of tbe
stste represented and numoerea ac
cordins- to ita admission as state
Substantial refreabments were fol
lowed by a musical treat consisting
of vocal solos by Messrs. Wstson
snd Gaines. Those invited were
Messrs. and Mesdames Price, Mor
row, Sands, Smith, Bioos, Gsines,
Wesr, Ksne, Dsolels,Dillswsy, J.A.
Dent, Esrl Dent; Child King, Csr
ney, fasthsnxj RupvPtW Wstson,
Goodwin, Mrs. Hornor, Mrs. Noble,
Mrs. Kesn, and Misses Gsines, Wat
son, Smith, Hanback, Deot, Messrs.
Cooper, Perkina, Watts, McCarthy,
Harvey, Oppermso, King, Bucknsr,
Craney, Chllda and F. G. Wood of
Girard, Illinois. v C. E. Collins nr
rived home in time to welcome the
comioggoeats. The hooors of the
evening were won bv Miss Bessie
Dent and Mr. F. A. Dillswsy. .
IAH)METI
Eakimig Powder
The only high grade
Bailing Powder sold at a
moderate price. Com
plies with the pure food
laws of all states. -
The Blue Front.
It will pay you to come into our
store and see.
We would like to
show you these
goods, even if you
don't buy it's no
trouble. Our
Spring
Clothing
is coming in daily, men's, boys' and
children's. Hats in all the standard
styles and colors. ,
I. Hauber & Son,
Baxter Springs, Kas.. - ; .
We have it the genuine
Piedmont Smithing Cdairto
gether with all other kinds
of coals. Call us up. : Phone
113.
A. B. WILLAED CO Att CO
Trait Baklac Powder tall for 45 or
90 cams per pound aad may be fdsa
tlfled by this zorbttmnt pries,
Tbey ara a menac to public baaltk,
aa food prvparad from th.ni soa
tarns lots, quantities et Rocballe
aalts, s damprous cathartio drag,
We arc exhibiting
the latest styles in
MEM'S, BOYS'
LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S
SHOES.
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Always in the Lead.
The jlrmotor wind mills, "because they arp
the best. . I handle the improved ;4rmotor;
also deal in pumps of dl'kihds; tanks and
towers. Falrbanks-JIorse. Gasoline Engines
and scales. Do all kinds of plumbing and
steam fitting. See me forprices. "
EDY1I0ND JOHNSON. Phone 162
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