Baxter Springs news. [volume], July 09, 1908, Image 5

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DR. A. J. THOMPSON
DENTIST.
Daniels block, Baxter Springs, Kas
E. H. CULLISON,
LAWYER.
Notary Public Abstracts of
Tit Examined.
Office in Daniels Block.
IFlrnt published July S, IW.
Notice of Appointment-Administrator.
Stale of Kniina. couoty of Cherokee.
In the mutter of the estate of Oeorife W.
Wallace lute of Cherokee county, Knim.
NOTICE OK APIVINTMHST.
Notice 1 hereby given that on tbelTth
day of June, A. I. W the "d?
wuit, by the Probate Court of Cherokee
county. KarmM. duly appointed art Qi
IHed un administrator of the wtate oi
Georue v. Wallace late of Cherokee coun-
AUepur?U'lntere-ted In .old estate will
take notice and itovero theiuaelvea ac
cording MaMM
What If Your Hons Should
Burnt
Have you trot it insured, so you
would not have a total loss? If
it is not insured, you had better
take out a policy right away.
Do it now. You can not afford
to take the risk. See Morrow &
Smith right away.
$10 REWARD
For evidence which will convict the
party or partiee who have been
damaging; the property of the Bai
ter Telephone Company, by break
ing glaaa insulator; or otherwise.
E. W. Dow, Manager.
PoAta and comiioBcri having Ions
Ince perpetuated the fame of Colorado
Wlldflowera, It remained for an enter
prliilng railroad corporation to combine
th apathetic with the commercial: to
atrew in the path of the reallut the
wild blossoms of which the Idealist
sines. Ever with an eye to any new
Hnnartiir which temlH to Induce travel
Into the Eternal Hills, "Where clouds
dip dovu to earth and rise again, me
Colorado Midland railway some years
ago inaugurated a weekly "Wlldriower
train, which Is operated rrom Colo
rado Springs, Colorado City, Munltou
and Ute Pasa polnta. The journey in
Some instructions to primary
voters have been issued from the
office of the attorney general
which instructions tend to be
wilder and make the ordinary
voter afraid to enter the booth
with his ballet. It is probably
true that the man who wrote the
instructions understood them, but
it is probably true that no one
else can or will. Here are a few
jnstructioqs-net a.11 ttwill be
necessary howeverrthat the Ga
zette gives on its own account,
and which, we trust, can be un
derstood: Each party that has
candidates will have a separate
itcket with the names of all qual
ified candidates of that party
printed on it. There will be a
square at the right of the name
f arh candidate, the name as on
the election ballot, and in this
square you make the A mar op
posite the name of each man for
whom you wish to yote. Before
voting you must secure from the
judges your party ticket or a
blank ticket. But if you write
on a blank or independent ticket
the name of any man who is a
nnrtv candidate on any ticket.
your ballot will be thrown out.
Neither can you write on ine
Mnntr line of vour party ticket
the name of any man who appears
. i a? ! w
on any party ticicet, iiyuuuu,
your whole ticket will be thrown
out. For instance, if you have a
Republican ticket and write in on
the blank line the name of J. D.
Botkin for Governor, vour vote
will not be counted for any can
didate but will be thrown out en
tire. And if you are voting a
Democratic ticket and write in
v.a atn nf Mr. Stubbs or Mr.
Leland, your ballot will be cast
. m !.
out entire. Anauyouwrue on
a blank or independent ticket for
rrrnnr. whose name appears on
. -arf- ticket. VOUf ballot wW
be thrown out. In other words
when you go into the bootn you
..cf ntP a straicrht oartr ticket
who -
-mi will lose vour vote. OI
course, it is not necessary that
you vote the entire ticket in order
to save your ballot, dih me us-
.ct nnt contain anv name
thai of a candidate of your
own party. There are a whole
lot of other things aooui idc com
plicated machinery, but this one
Trmcf always be borne in
mind: The primary election law
forces you to vote a straight par
ty ticket, or it throws your oanwi
out. Lawrence uazexie.
Dr. EoglUh.. Phone 188.
IWELD5
R0ADRUN5 SPECI
OF NODDING?
Mia
wm
Someone (there's always 'someone
there for the purpose,) atarts "My Old
Keutucky Home," "The Old Oaken
Bucket," "Good Night, Ladles." or
some tlear old song as familiar to the
passengers as the "Now I Lay Me"
learned at mother's knee. Everybody
joins In, and for an hour harmony
from hundreds of happy thronts rever
berates through the canons and deep
defiles of the rugged country along the
South Platte river.
Arriving at a point midway between
Edlowe and Woodland Park on the re
turn trip, "all out" la called, for tho
train Is now standing in the center of
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A Merry Crowd of Wild Flower Plckera.
Colorado Midland Ry.
a'er Harden Divide via take George
and Granite Canon, into South Park, a
distance of sixty miles from the start
ing point.
It ! .i rollick Inc. lauchlnc. cood-
natured crowd of recruutli.tn hetiHers
inai, pacKtj me wiiuiiu;r nam we
nmriiB vrv ThiirHilnv niorninc and
of the nianv 'one clay excursions out of
tho Pike's Peak district during the
summer months, this trip is declared
t" bo tho b st "get ncqunlnted" event
for Btrangers In a strange land.
On the going trip the crowd is enter
tained bv a ctilde. or personal con
ductor, as he is sometimes called, and
who is a font of information. His talk
la one long monologue, replete witn
early day history and romance. - He
the wil-inowcr fields. As far as th.e
eye can reach the scene Is one of mul
tifarious beauty ami wonderment. Al
most evf ,y mountain posey known to
i he botanical, world grows here in pro
fusion which is not easily covered with
deBcriptle language for tho viicubu,
lary of unn In limited, while the won
ders of Nature know no bounds.
Then bcgliiB the great, good-natured
contest, or "battle of flowers." Every
one tries to outdo everyone else in
gathering the favored varieties and ar
ranging them Into the most attractive
bouquets. Columbines, (Colorado's
state flower.) mariposa Ulltes, wild
honeysuckle, mountain poppies, blue
bells, loco blooms, mountain daisies,
ferns, violets and numerous other var-
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A. 1 . . , J -' lumim
'St.
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Judging tho Bouquet Contest at Wwdlancl Park,
CU.loiado Midland Ry.
telle many talcs of the doings of the
Indiana, points out their landmarks
and relatea stories of their early lite
and struggles. He intersperses juBt
enough of the humorous to add the
spice of variety, though never 10
the point of being tiresome, and
this, serves as a seasoning ingred
ient to a veritable pudding of informa
tion, and adds "the Bmile without the
ting," so effective in conveying a last
ing impression.
At Spinney, the western end of the
tourney, the July crowd gets out for a
Mimn and "Btretchea their legs" while
the train is being turned on a "Y,"
then "all aboard" for the return trip.
Then real fun and pastime Is enjoyed.
leties whose delicate perfume lends
sweet incense to the mountain ozone,
are garnered by armfuls and borne to
the train in triumph.
When the crowd of gay flower
pickers leave the train at Manltou,
Colorado City and Colorado Springs,
a stranger might mistake the display
for some sort of annual floral fete.
Each week during the Bunimor boaaon
a new pamphlet is issued containing in
formatlop about flowers In bloom at
that particular time, and .Is regularly
mailed to the hundreds of persons who,
contemplating a visit to the mountains,
send in their names to C. II. Speers,
general passenger agent of the Colo
rado Midland railway at Denver.
28th Annual Cassville, Mo.,
Reunion,
Where everybody have the best
times on earth; the best of order,
water, music grounds, speakers.
and everything slsa that tends to
make people enjoy life. This will
occur at Cassville, Mo.,.Aug. 11,
12, 13, 14 and IS, 1908, and is
given for the old soldiers and
settlers, and everybody else, that
want five days of solid enjoyment.
Those that have attended this re
union, always come again. Re
member the dates. For privil
eges write Privilege Committee.
0. H. Thislk, J. M. Gxives,
Sec'y. Pres.
THE DENSHORE HOTEL
9th and Locust streets, Kansas City, Mo.,
Offers the best accommo
dations and service of any
hotel in Kansas City at
moderate rates. We es
pecially solicit the pat
ronage of the great
Southwest. Our rates are
Amtritaa Plan. $2 ta S3
. Par Day.
Earopaaa Plan. St ta St
Par Day,
Special week or month rates.
Try us next time in the city. Take Independence Avenue
cars at Onion Depot, get off at Eighth and Locust streets,
and walk one block south.
'Jul SH i
FARMERS1 LIVERY,
FEED and SALE DARN,
A. S. Elf Y ART, PrapY.
Good Rigs, Careful Drivers, Best
of Service, Reasonable Rates.
Horses and Mules Bought
and Sold,
Free Culture.
Abe Swalley. one of the most
successful farmers in the county,
is putting out lots of t es. Be
sides a nice orchard, Mr. bwallev
has put out eight acres of catal
pas, and a lot of walnuts and pe
cans. "No hunting allowed on this
farm. Big cards with these
words printed on in big letters
can be secured at this office. The
cards are heavy and of good ma
terial and can be depended on to
last well in any kind of weather
X. J Morrow retQrned Saturday
morning fron his saw mills.
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C-c nM Qfonri Poet nf Ri-Ur
flpliS ' National Bank, Baxter Springs, Ks.
rHONI 90S.
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
All Kinds of
MINING MACHINERY.
United Iron Works Co.
(Successor to Freeman Foundry and Mfg Co.)
Is She Working Herself to Death?
Does your wife complain of too much dairy work? Do
you eveT hear her say she'll never get through washing milk
things? How ofton does she say, "Oh, if I only had fewer
pans, crocks and cans to wash, I could read, write or sew
more, or even take a little rest'each day."
AN EASIER TIME.
Abk her about it Arrange to make the dairy work one-half
easier, one-half nenter, one. half more pleasant, and 23 to ISO per
cent more profitable by unlnjf a Sharplea Tubular Cream Separa
tor. Until you try the Tubular, you can't imagin the difference
it makes. It akims the milk immediately after milking there's
no milk standing around no cans or pan to wash. The Ta
bular is entirely different from all others, so much more simple
and convenient. Bring your wife and let me take a Tubular
apart for you,
A. Hood & Sons Imp. Co.
Baxter Springs, Kansas.
CITY BRAY LINE,
ED. COVEY, Proprietor
Freight, Household Goods and ar
ticles of all kinds hauled at reas
onable rates
Up-To-Date Barber Shop,
O. O. Roberts, Propr.
At Shop Early and Late
Good Barbers Best treatment
ist door NORTH of Baxter Hdw Co
HARMON'S
AM. WOSK
GUARANTEED AT
Tba Naw System Dentist
riioue 207
I1JMMSST. GAI.F.X A, KANSAS.
SK rimkI crown
Pi.ro. liln or wliUe cr,wn
OihrI rill.nir .iiond up
Gn1 white nil. y tilllntf
White Enamel filling
Cement tilling
hilrerllinv
Uft Rubber pinto .w
Guarantee a III
Brl Ige w..rk $1 W per tooth
Trvtli extracted wlilifut p;iiii
Weniove live nerve frnii 3 to i minute In
i I'itm hf til witlimit imIii.
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of ths stomach,
D.M. JONES,
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COLUMBUS
MARBLE WORKS.
BAXTER LIVERY BARN.
Oldest in the city. Established
30 years ago. Good service and
reasonable rates.
J. BISCHOFSBERGER, Prop
J. H. B0S1VELI, M D.,
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Dent's Store. Office
phone 269; Residence phone 13$