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Btala Historical Bodsiy .... .- - m. PMm BAXTER . . . VOLUME XXVI. BAXTER SPRINGS. CHEROKEE COUNTV. KANSAS. AUGUST 22. 1907. NUMBER NEWS. NOTICE TO LADIES. We have arranged with Chase & Sanborn . to furnish the coffee FEEE OF CHARGE for all public entertainments. For particulars ask OECirs CASH OROGEQY . J St. Mark's Episcopal Charon Friday, 7:30 p. m., choir re hearsal. - Sunday, 10 a. ra., Sunday school; 8 p. in., evensong and sermon. All are welcome at any of these services. R. K. Poolky, . Rector. Clauds Jonks, Photographer. W. D. Pinnick, city auctioneer. Leave word at Turley's feed store. Baths 15c at Roberts' Up-to- Date barbershop, two blocks south of postoffice. Screen wire, all widths, lowest prices at Gregory's. Special rate on large amount. School begins Monday, Sept 9th. Have your children ready to start on .that date.' Wantkd i Competent colored woman tor housework. in sma family. Wages $20.00 per month Address Mrs. Herbert Schnur, 427 N. Byers Ave., Joplin, Mo. The Baxter Telephone Com pany will operate a pay station at the reunion ground next week Several phones will be installed messenger boys will be employed and the service will be first-class, The Baxter Telephone Company is nothing if not efficient and up- to-date. A plan is on foot to organize a Piolucers' and Consumers' Asso ciation to compel better prices, the trusts now almost controlling the output of lead and zinc. Each camp will be visited by a com' mittee and an effort made to unite on some plan whereby bet ter prices may be had and main tained. A. Hood & Sons have sold to J. M. Cooper a new-style four cylinder Buick automobile. John Cooper, Jr., is as proud as a boy with a new pair of red top boots. Lew Winters is hauling straw to the reunion grounds. It only takes about twenty-five big wagon loads to furnish bedding enough for the camners. The Clothing business at Has- kett's is booming. The prices are doing the work. ;T. a .CANADAY, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour, Feed, Vegetables and Fruit. Buy Country Produce Next door south of Baxter State Bank. "The formal opening of the Johnston library will be held sometime in September. . W. D. Pinnick, City Auction eer ; also special attention given to public sales in the country. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge will be made. Office at Turley's Feed Store,, . The.'jiew printery did some printing last week for the Cher okee County High School. The printers in Columbus seem to be in? io'me" "sort of a' row over th e printing, so the trustees gave an ofder'to the NeW jThe gravel .wojk which has been jSoae on Neosho andj- River streets meets with words of com mendation from everybody. River street will be graveled after the Reunion" is over. Ri ver gravel gravel ' will be .used, , and that sret, now one if the worst in the :ity, wiljbe made one of the bst; f ' - Last Friday evening: the Aris tcalwi clab-jwas entertained by lfjrpeaAilallen. Aprogrtssive j- eisIigVonfeit was the 'chief ""rtrtjtQf Jthe evening , and t, t nbbojTwas won-by Miss A as. Stewart of Sapulpa,.who r s He "guest of the -club.lVAt t" i close of the evening refresh t -tj were served. " i Dr. Eogliah. Phone 198. Bargain at Pierce's in shoes. You will make no mistake if you go to Haskett's for your Re union Suit. The old dam is now a thing of the past. The last vestige of it was wiped out last week.1 Mrs. E. C. Gaines returned last week from a visit with relatives at Lecompton and Topeka, Kan sas. . Jim Harmon will conduct 4 re tail grocery store at the grounds during the Jig' reunion next weeld. - ? Mrs. R. C. Wear has returned from a trip to Topekv where she visited with r relatives and friends. " ' ' Miss Anna Stewart, of Sapul-pa-,-I.TM is here visiting her sister, Mrs. E.C Gaines, and other relatives. ..... Fok Sam Horses, cattle, bogs, all sites.- Win. Brugger, Baxter Springs, Kas."One mile and a half north of depot. ' .Last . Tuesday evening Miss Clara May Xoble gave a surprise party' complimentary to Miss Norma .." Baldwin's' seventeenth birihflayj anniversary. Refresh ments were served and the your j people had a fine time. - The Only Store in town where yott can buy Heinz'i Pure Cider Vinegar, Heinz's Sweet Pickles in bulk. Heinz's Sour Pickles in bulk.' A complete assortment of Heinz's pure foods on the way. Jim Harmon, "The Pure Food Groceryman m mt LICKED 'EU COOD AND PLENTY! 1 Tbo Lmurols Won by Warn! a Waok Ago-Wol!. Tboy Wlliod Vory Soon. J. W. Granthai ICE CREAM PARLOR. t2 Ti Hmmi-- rv I m Pianos, Organs, Phonographs, Cigars, Tobaccos, Eastman Kodak Agency. - i Come in and hoar our tfP Y m A Comparison. Player Pianos W : Well, Miami isn't so much, af- IVT ter aU. The Baxter Boys, went I I xJ f R9irtr ctindR (JV(llih H 1 DfO- I .L. tnmn C.in- I IUUWU KV iUv IC1411VJ iwwy wmu- ducer of lead and xinc. Thatdav morninc and had a ball Baxter Springs should rank ser-1 -ame with tne Miami team in enth as a producer when com-lti.e afternoon, the game result- pared with the seventeen other hn- jn a decisive victory for Bax camps that are reported in the terSorines. the score being 1 to Joplin Globe is something to be I Q framed up a ball team proud of, as the number of mines I for the ame-and with that team producing in this district is very I Baxter Springs is not afraid to small wnen compared wnn muse i tackle any team on any diamond. of the older camps. I The eame was played for the To many it will be a surprise Lnt:re ate receipts, and the re- to note that Joplin's outpnti964l-le.:DtB .mounted to $121.75. Thip 6M) gives her second place, while I WW put Xht Baxter Webb City-Uartervnies5ui,iuiteam i pretty good shape. stood first last week. Note theH.ODV wstCott. a Western relative positions according to I Association pitcher , and a catch value of output for the week I from the Oklahoma City team, ending Aug. 10th : I made the battery for Miami. Our Webb City-Carterville....$ll 1,172 1 boy, knew tnev were going up Joplin, 64,666 1 against a brace game, so they Galena, Alha and Neck Citv. . cn.:.fi.ll (m nitch 17377 erand Vanderhill from Joplin tllC UlSlieS. SaYC all tlCKCIS frOHI 1110 J3,U7VI- p-tcw. Olmstead onlv at 1EE KEwT mm set Of at Cooper's Gro cery Store U you would like a - Dishes lor m. 29'2?! prepared for it by securing Olm- Je VV 1 1 1 l)C fflad tO CXnlain ailU Sl10V , Dueneweg, . . . Oronogo, . . . Baxtor Springs, . Aurora, . . . . Granby M. & S. Co., rosperity, . . . . Spring City & Spurgeon, 5,577 Carthage , 2,982 Badger-Peacock, . . . 2,642 Sarcoxie 2,522 Zincite, . . . . . . 2,115 Cave Springs, .... 1,869 Reeds, .1,647 StottCity, ..... 1,044 lowed the Miami fellows one bit 11,5421;- ti. frame. He "cut 'em . "10,100 1 down" as fast as they gotnpin 7695 1 front of him. The fame was "full of fine plays, but the Baxter boys did not have to work hard. They dry goods side and bring them.to us. We will. make you happj' and' feed you on the best money can buy, and at prices that will leave smiling went into the game to make just faces toward Cooper's Grocery Store one score, anu iucjt mauc u. Thev knew the Miami fellows Total, 1 J a. l ! A fM i A couia nui mi uiniswau. The. score : Ratter O 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Ol $317,2231 Miami O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 After the game, and while the Miami boys were feeling sore, J. M. COOPER. C. C. PRENTICE, Manager. For Salt or Trado. An uo-to-date first class con crete block machine, several dif-lthe Baxter team challenged them erent faces, big lot of pallets, for I for another game, to be played 8x8x16 blocks, and machine isin-l.t thia olace next Sunday. The . 1 ! T T C A. M - " terchangeable. Machine is in first class condition. Will sell cheap or cash or will trade. J. O. Goodwin, Baxter Springs, Kansas. Haskett can suit you in Cloth ing. uouoie and single ureasiea. Prices right. vetenn- be Baxter boys offered them a chance to win back their lost laurels, and offered to play for a side bet of $200.00 and all the gate receipts. But the Miami bovs replied that they knew j m when they had a plenty. Olmstead. who Ditched for Baxter last Sunday, will play with the Chicago Nationals next Baxter had a fine pitch' er,"en t Vanderhill, who canght for Baxter boys last Sunday, tsune of the finest ball players in the West. No swifter game of ball was played in the United States last Sunday than the one between Baxter and Miami. ' Dr. David B. Morgan, ary surgeon and dentist, will t the hi? reunion, and the week bllowing he will be at Bischofs-yer' berger's barn, opposite the post office. If you have a horse which heeds attention, do not forget the date. A game of base ball will be played at Ervin's Park in this city between the Baxter team and the Frisco Blues of Spring field, Mo., next Sunday, August 25th.. 'The Frisco Blues are con-1 Fox Sam. $600 less than cost sidered a last team, and the fact for a good two-cylinder, two-seat hat they come from Springfield I Buick auto. Everything com-1 assures a good fame. lolete. J. M. Coopek. uenry a. omun nas laxeni mht hoot the chutes, since possession of the- Baxter Hotel, I jhe pjir, and- Improvements, is and nas already wgun some nee-1 rong to be' very popular place essary repairs and overhauling of I nt amusement during the big re- the rooms. .The sidewalk about I From present indications the lnfir nooulation 01 me sur rounding towns is going to camp out during the big Baxter Re tt nion. Foi SauL-One Am. drill iack I There will be a great many ' . m - . I and one New;Reev engine, 11 ww among tne concrwon liorM oower- ReaaotiaMe terms. I people at the reunion Tun yen i . : . - . : kt will trade for town orooertv in I The concession people, iravcnng . j - oolin. Felix Dardenne. PPJX I aU over, the country, as mey do, No. X Baxter 5priar Kansar: "ways xrep ngaiup ro a ; TO THE Business Community We extend the accommodations of a strong and well equipped bank THE BAXTER NATIONAL BANK Baxter Springs, Kansas the hotel should be condemned by the city council, as ithaa the effect on those compelled to walk there, of .being under the influ ence of a liquor not obtainable in Baxter, v. ' i of Cash and valuables. This occurred several times in the past week in our city. Are You Insured i .against such? ;; If not, you should be. Call and deposit v- .vv -your .Money" with us. . We receive any amount "on depbsit, from One Dollar up.' 6 Our Guaranteo to You :- . I. Bonded Officers, Bank insured against , burglary and hold ups. .' - . , , ' - . : Baxter Springs, Kan. 1 i 9