Baxter Springs news. [volume], November 14, 1907, Image 2

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Desperate
Coughs
Dangerous coughs. Extremely
perilous coughs. Coughi thst
rasp and tear the throat sod
lungs. Coughs that shake tkl
whole body. You need a regu
lar medicine, a doctor's medl
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Ayer'l
Cherry Pectoral.
I Mr MuAMMi
yers
Aocior
An rood doctor will tell vouthitamcdi-
cine Tike Ayer's Cherry Pc'fcral canna
do its beit work if tbe bowels sre coe
stipated. Ask your doctor if he knows
anything better tnm Ayor's nut icr cor
recting this siupcistioess or te itver.
i Mi I by th. J. C. Aft Co., low.U. Vtm
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Round trip to Oklahoma Cii
Account Farmers National Con
ference, Oct. 17 to 27. Katv s i
Date of sale Oct. 15 to IS Fir. a
li.nit O t. 31.
Round trip to Dallas, Texav
Account Texas State Fair, Oct.
19 to Nov. 3. Fare SI. V 45. Date
of sale Oct. 19. 21. and 23. Final
limit Nov. 5.
Round trip Homeseckers Ex
cursion to all points in Oklaho
ma and Indian Territories. Texa'
New Mexico, Parts of Arkansas.
Western Kansas, Colorado. Ida
ho, Montana. NiLrask;i. Rui
one fare plus 2 for the rouin.
trip. Dates of sale first and thin'.
Tuesdays eacli month. Final re
turn limit 21 aii i oi das froiii
date of sale.
C. S. Rokkkts.
Airetit.
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The Representatives from 30 Stttes
Gather at Joplin in Annual
Convention.
WELCOMED TO MISSOURI BY 60V, FOLK
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When in town
Try the
RESTAURANT
0. H. FRAZEE..Protx
Up-To-Date Barber Shop
O. O. Roberts, Propu
At Shop Early and Late
Good Barbers Best treatment
1st door NORTH of Baxter lldw C
E. H. CULLISON,
LAWYER.
Notary Public. Abstracts of
Title Exainined.
Office in Daniels Block.
J. H. BOSWELL, M. 0.,
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Dents Store. Offic
phone 269; Residence phonte 281
Baxter iiursBru,
L B. WATSON, Proprietor
i Dealer in
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and
Sm"Jl Fruit Stock
BAXTER LIVERY BARN.
Oldest in t the city. Established
30 years ago. Good service and
rtaioaable rite.
J. BISCHOFSBERGER. ?rp.
D. M. JONES,
COLUMBUS
MARBLE TOEKS.
The Executive Told the Delegate of
the Great Productiveneu of the
KamaMuourl District and Its
Pre.jnt Prosperity Various Reo
lutions at Tuesday's Session.
Joj'lln. Mo., Nov. Tln ftrt m-M
-Ion of t!ii Atuorlmn MiniiiK contrreiw,
which convened In Jojilln Monday,
wns Iiolil Moiuiav nlcht at th new
Andltoriuni, the opi-nlntr uililroxn lu
lu:; ri:uli by flov. .loxoph W. Folk,
l Miaxourl. An nddivas of wi'lconn.'
mi 1'iluilf ot th district wan made by
Mayer J. K. Ostium. An addrfn ou
hflialf of fc conunlttoe of 5o wan
ii:iJf by Col. II. II. Gn'Kf.
'I'lio liiiliul day of the congress was
devoted to the reception of dolesat
and a tIJi trip to Galena, Kan., where
a bamiuct was spread at Dm. A
ii Milter df valuable producing mines
In the wpttr'rn lart of the district waa
Inspected. A .party of 150 made the
trip In automobile, visiting Badger.
r.atr Springs and other camps. A
laive likimb r made the trip to On
Lna on the electric cars.
Governor Tolk In hi addreaa of wel-
cinie paid Iji part:
"You arc mooting today In the most
ros iTfiu? region of the world. Hre
is produced GO per cent of all the line
mined In the Tnltod States. In this
territory !0 rr cent of the nickel
of the I'nlUd States Is produced. It
is with pleasure that I welcome this
u'xtingulshefl gathering to this won
drous comni 'nwe tilth, represcntlnx as
on do an industry, the annual out
put of which gives to the country each
car somes bins like flOO.OOO.OflO
worth of co'ld. for the use of commerce
and iho arts; The Importance of your
work cannot be over-estimated.
At this tf me when a financial flur
ry Is agitntlr iff some of those hlth up
In commercial Lie, It Is reassuring to
oo the wonderful prosperity of the
sins intfvests and to go oer a
tate like Missouri and observe tbe
ritf.iUurallvts so happy, so prosper
s 'and so contented. With the farms
ana the mlnefv the basis of our ns-
flfal woa!th-in such good condition.
.Ircrc can be no disastrous panic, and
the present excitement In the finan
cial world nust die away with the
causes that t ave It birth."
At the conclusion of registration
Monday nlg'iit 30 states were repre
sented by A 'legates.
At Tuesday's session of the congreaa
committees were named and reports
received. A committee of five wns
named to draft n measure that will
prevent mlnljng engineers from aiding
In the perpel ration of mining frauds.
X resolution nsking the federal gor
eminent to Ilsue separate jmtenta to
lands suitable for both mining and
agricultural iurposes, classifying min
eral lands as "mineral lands" only,
was submitted, but action was defer
red. A resolution declaring for an ad
valorem tax on imported zinc ores, of
$30 n ton was nulopted, and each mem
ber pledged liljiself to work for the
enforcement of such by addressing a
letter to his congressman urging It
In an Interview here Tueaday, Presi
dent Rlchartls stated that President
Roosevelt, a. few days ago. told him
that he would recommend to the aa
tlonal confirms the establishment of
a bureau ot mining, similar to the de
partment of agriculture. The presi
dent added thiat the congress next year
would be held somewhere in the east,
probably at ('ohumbus, Ohio.
Banker Walsh's Trial Begins,
Chicago, Slov. 12. The trial of John
K. Walsh, fo rmcr president of the Chi
cago Xationtil bank, on the charge of
mis-application of the funds of that
Institution commenced Tuesday la the
United State's district court before
Judge A. IH Anderson. The Indict
ment under which the trial was
brought contains T60 counts. The of
fense, charged is punishable by a term
of from five to ten years in prison. It
Is believed that the trial will last
about one month.
Insane 8oMlers Going Eest
San Francisco, Nov. 11. Seventeen
Insane patient belonging to the Uni
ted States army, who were brought
from the Philippine Islands to the
Presidio general hospital, will be
taken to the army hospital for tho In
sane at 'Washington. Col, Osorgo IL
Ttwney, deputy turgeoa general, wtn
go In oaargA of them. Be fl take
an escort of sloe guards. A ear
poclally arranged has been fitted for
their convenience.
W. C T. U. Officers.
Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 11 The Na
tional Worn ens' Christian Temperance
Union Tuesday elected officers as fol
lows: President, Mrs. Lillian L. M.
Stevens. Portland, Me.; Vice PresI,
dent at Urge, Miss Anna A. Borden.
Evanston. III.; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, Valley City,
N. D.; Treasurer, Mrs. Harriett
Wright Brand, Evanston, HI.
Was Weary of Life.
St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 11 Miss
Helen Phildius, a stenographer, com
ml ted suicide by poisoning here Toes
day. She left a note saying that ahe
could not reach a decision la raUgloa
and wu weary of Ufa. Eat) k&l
notion Coatlnuod.
We herewith publish another
list of books which will tie found
in the Johnston Library. Clip
the list and add it to the lists
which have already been pub
lished. A new list will be pub
lished each week until the entire
library is catalogued. Kcop tin
lists and you will have a com
plete catalogue of the library:
That Printer of Udells Wright
1 hat r ortune 2 vols Warner
Tom IJrown's School Days 2 vols
Hughes
Tom Drown at Oxford Hughes
I liree Men tn a Boat Gerotne
Thaddeus of Warsaw Porter
Ten Nights in a LJarroom
Arthur
Tarry Though till I Come 2 vols
Croly
Triumph of Death Ital tr
D Annunzig
Two years lefore the mast Dana
Tom Cringles Ix)g Scott
Tempting of Father Antony 2
vols I lor ton
The things that are Caesars
Kaufman
Thrown on the World Hreame
Trilbv DuMauries
The Eleventh Commandment
SutclilT
Tales from Tolstoi Russ tr
Tolstoi
Talk of the Town Beunuut.1
.u- Heel Baron l'eltoi
wo Viui Revels Turkingtoi
i'ory Lover Jeweti
i'ory Maid Stompsoi.
i ouciistune Whartoi.
Torch Hopkins
Tower of Wve Babcock
araa ul Liiic the Lucky
Siebcncrancz
Thev that took the Sword
on J'Ue.
f iiomson's Prog u ss lly
Taose Delightful American!
.'hro' Fire to Fortune
Alc..t..
i Racksole and Daughter
Be nne.
ciiiny and Gruel Barriv
ommy and Co Jerouiv
ristam of Blent Hop(
Trumpeter Fred King
uutii Zola
l u-Tze's Tower Edwards
Typhoon Conrad
l'artarin of Taraskin Fr tr
Daudet
Treasure Island Stephenson
Throne of David Ingraham
Tanglewood Tales Hawthorne
I'ucle Tom's Cabin Stow
Carda K tiers
Udinc and Sintram Fr tr
Fouqu
I'nder two Flags (sid
...CalUU Duill).:
nconseious Lomedians uue
'nder the Redwoods Hart
Jnder the Skylights Fulle
nspeakable Scot Croslan
n and down sands of Gold
Devereux
.'nwelcome Mrs Hatch Harrisoi
TKYINQ POWERS AO AIM.
Merrima
Balfou
Bachelo
Carlin;.
Wist,
Glasgow
Fawc
Merrima.
Thackara.
Simm
Sut
Arthui
Carlton
Reid
r.leavened Breach Gran
Wear of Wakefield Goldsmitl
illette Bront.
"andwellers Pain
Velvet Glove
Vengeance is Mine
Viririlins
Victim of Circumstances
Anthon
Vikings Skull
Virginians 2 vols
Voice of the People
Vulgarians
Vultures
Vanity Fair
Wigwam and Cabin
Wandering Jew
Woman to the Rescue
Willie Reilly '
A'hite Chief
.Valter PetersicHol tr Muttatuli
Vhirlpool Gessini:
Vealth and Commonwealth
Lloyd
Valdemar Harrison
Vhite Aprons Goodwin
Vhite Sword and Crucifix
Van Zil.
ith Gy ves of Gold Athe.x
V'ings of the Morning Trac
Vreckof the Grosvenor Russel
Vail St Stories
i'ay of Bi-linia
'h8 of th S v .
Westcotes
When it was Dark
When the Gates Lift
Heads
When a Man's Single
White Butterflies
Wiitona
Wizard's Knct
Wooing of Wistari Jap tr
Watuna
Wooing of Sheilla
Wee Wife
We Two
White Company
Wooed and Married
Won by Waiting
When Knighthood was in Flower
Caskoden
Year One. Burton
Yellow Van Whiteing
Yeoman The Burrows
Yoke The Miller
Youth The Conrad
Zerelda Suddick
YEGGS' CHERRY r
jYRtP curt 9 cough ami wtu.
L-f.-v
Couch
Thorn
up Their
JErskine
Barrie
Clerk
Amber
Barry
Rhys
Carey
Lyall
Doyle
Carey
Lyall
Fourth Attempt te Convict the Ken
tucklan of Gov. Coebsl's Murder
Begins at Georgetown.
Georgetown, Ky., Nov. II. Wnen
the rase ot Culeb Powers, charged
with the murder of Senator Qoebel,
was eulli'd Tuesduy It was found that
many uf tbe important wltuesaes who
were absent Monday cnuslng a post
lioiicmotit of the trial, were present,
and t'onunonwealth ' Attorney Frank
lin, after the rollcall ot tbe witnesses,
promptly answered ready. As soon
ns this announcement was made, MaJ.
V. C. Owens. chlf counsel for Pow
ers, uroKtt and said:
Ti. for tu dofonse answers ready,
w ilexlre to offT, as a plea for ubate
mcnt. the jmnlon glveu the deffiidant
ly f'ov. V. S. Taylor after the com
tnlribliin of the crime."
I'lK.n the rctiui-st ot CotiinioTiMeulth
Attorney Franklin this diK-uiuesit was
turned iver to the atorueys for the
lro-cinicin. who retired to sxutnlne
It. This In tlie same pardon? which
lias ltd n prcMluced at all the former
trials and which the courts havi held
Invalid.
Coal Shortage In Nebraska.
Lincoln, NVb., Nov. 12. Asserting
that the cold weather lias canned un
told suffering on account of the scar
city of coal the residents ot Somerset.
Men., Tuesday appealed to the state
railway commission for relief. John
MeConnell, of Somerset, declared he
had bought ronl In Denner August 2
and paid for it. The i-otiKi)in-i was
shlpiM-d October 1!) and failed to ar
rive. The railway commission de
cided to request the Darlington rail
way to supply the town with coal at
once, several otner complaints nave
been received1.
Inspecting Gettysburg Park.
Gettysburg, Pa., Nov. It. As guests
t the Wnr department und ot the Na
tional Park commission. Sir Frederick
and Lady Horden and Gen. and Mrs.
Lake of Ottawa, Canada, are sKnding
a lew uayg Here, sir i-TeuericK is
commander of the Canadian militia.
and thvir visit to this place is not only
for the purpose of studying th buttle
Held, but also to learn the Manner in
which the park Is laid out. that the
general plan may be utilized In laying
out several military parks contem
plated by the Canadian government
Plow of Gold Continues.
New York, Nov. 12. The move
ment of gold from the vaults ot Eu
ropean bankg to the United States.
which has been in progress for sever
al weeks In which tne unprecedented
total of nearly $60,000,000 has been
engaged abroad for Import, still con
tinues. The total, which passed the
$55,000,000 mark Monday, was in
creased toesday when the Illinois
Trust and Savings bank ot Chicago
completed negotiations for the impor
tation of $1,000,000. This engagemimt
piakcs the total to date $."C,0S0,000.
Dead in a Hotel Fire.
New Haven, Conn., Nov. 12. At
least six lives were lost In a fire that
badly damaged the Hotel Garde early
Tuesday. The dead were employes ot
the hotel. It is believed that all the
guests escaped.. The fire followed an
explosion on the fifth floor fn the
north wing of the building. The en
tire Dre department was called to the
scene before the flames were con
trolled. The bodies of the dead were
burned beyond recognition. The
Garde is one of the largest hotels in
rho city.
Joplin Gra'nd Jury Reports.
Joplin, Mo., Nov. 12. The grand
jury, which has been in session fo."
the past two weeks reported and filed
their findings before Judge Dabbs
Monday. In Its report the grand Jury
reported 15 true bills, the majority
against saloon men and gamblers.
Judge Dabbs, In instructions to the
Jury directed especial attention to the
duty of investigating the dynamiting
of the News-Herald the night of Sept.
13. No bill was reported in this case
The American Humane Society.
Boston, Nov. 12. The thirty-first
annual convention of the American
Humane society was begun in the
First Baptist church here Tuesday
and will continue Wednesday and
Thursday. While the first two days
are given up mainly to consideration
of further work In animal protection,
child labor, juvenile court and other
matters relating to children will be
given a thorough bearing and discus
sion In Thursday's meeting.
Injured In Trolley Collision.
Seattle, Nov. 11 Forty men, wom
en and cnlldren were Injured, SS of
them Quite seriously, tn a street car
accident here liooday, wtm two
speeding oars crashed lato eacli other
la a deaae fee Both tan we
smashed Bp and 76 per cent of tbe
paaaengers Injured. The accident was
doe to the foolhardy attempt of tbe
conductor and motorhaa of a dty
bound car to steal a switch oa aa oat
bound car.
Frisco Time Table.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 118 for Kansas City departs at 11:50 pm
No. 110 for Kansas City via Cherokee departs at 235 am
No. 116 for Kansas City via Pittsburg departs at 9:53 am
No. 120 for Kansas City via Pittsburg departs at 3:55 pm
No. 324 for Kansas City via Joplin departs at 9:10 am
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 100 for Oklahoma City via Afton departs at 1:05 am
No. 147 for Oklahoma City via Afton departs at 9:45 am
No. 115 for Fort Worth via Afton departs at 5:15 pm
EAST BOUND.
No. 316 for Joplin departs at 6:20 am
No. 302 for St. Louis via Joplin departs at 3:00 am
No. 324 for Kansas City via Joplin and Pittsburg departs 9:10 am
No. 310 for Joplin departs at 9:45 am
No. 320 for Joplin from Kansas City departs at 4:50 pm
No. 318 for Joplin from points south departs at 835 pm
No. 308 for Joplin and St. Louis from Wichita departs at 735 pm
WEST BOUND.
No. 301 from St. Louis to Wichita and west departs-at 1:55 am
0. itiv irom ai. uouis io umia aim wcm ucyaii 7.iv ui
This schedule wint into effect June 9, 1907.
C. S. ROBERTS. Arent
THE
6k
5",
PlumbingJ
company.
We have just opened up a new plumbing shop, and are prepared
to do all kinds of sanitary Dlumbinl. We keep a full line of up-to-
date tubs, lavatories, closets, heaters, sinks, etc, and all supplies for
hot and cold water. Salesroom with The Baxter mineral bpnngs
Water Company. Chas. M. Jones. Ed. Johnson.
Love In Old Age.
Ixwell, Mass., Nov. 12. Henry C.
Wilder, aged 9! years, and Esther
Crawford, 90 years old, were married
Monday night They bare kaown
each other only two weeks. Was
Crawford came here from her bone In
tbe west to visit a niece. It was a case
of love at first sight, it Is said.
A Masonic Temple for Lawton, Ok.
Lawton. Ok, Nov. 12. The comet
stone of the $25,000 Masonic temple ol
Lawton was laid Monday afternoon
with Masonic ceremonies. . One ban.
dred ltaacna participated.
This is THE HOISTER
That every hoisterman favors. Why?
Because they are easy to operate,
smooth running (cut gear), capable
of standing heavy service, with the
least possible delay and expense for
repairs. THE BEST HOISTER
on the market
AH Kinds of
MINING MACHINERY.
Freeman Fdry & Mfg Co.r
HOOD HANDLES THESE HOISTERS ist
Also
Chandler & Taylor Boilers and Engines,
Norwalk Compressors.
Jeffrey Rock Drills,
Revere & Bird Belting,
and a
Full Line of Mining Supplies.
A. Hood & Sons Imp. Co.
Baxter Springs, Kansas.
CITY LIVERY
Barn,
W. R. STREET. Manager.
Good Rigs, Safe. Horses and Rea
sonable Charges.
Good Mules and Horses Bought and Sold
Old Sumner Barn, East of Dent's Grocery Phone 26S
Bf OSS I GDUDD
PAT TBS
it a C3 fee & ft2srj.
Hens, per pound 00 c
Spring chicken, 2 lbs and over.00U
Broilers, ls to 2 lbs., per lb, . .0
.a. H j
KOOSUrs,oia,eacu -
DnMirri. TODor. each ...13 c
nenTarkejra,per lb ... ..:I0 c
Tonnflr cobblers, per lb 10 c
01drobble'rs,per'lb -.10 c
" ti, ns 'e
vee.e,-pcj.v ... -
rwva rU i.?..0rt f
Young: ducks, per lb V.05 (
Eggs, perdoxelw,8
Batter per lb. . .v.. ..K;. 14-
Green hide, per tt .--j.-v;5.
Prices subject to -market change
AIM- BtTta HIDES AND CURB,
ffeat of "Cooper's, Baxter Sprinrs
Vinter's
Yew know what that
means te yen.
. Why not plan now
where te pase that aoa
on eo trying to many
persona ?
v ; Write for Informa
tion about our
Winter Toura
' to California, Arisena
Now Mexico, Mexico,
Texas.
Very Lew R..t. Lee LImH
aa4 8UMtwi. .
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awe , a, a, umm csr, a
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