Baxter Springs news. [volume], February 18, 1909, Image 1

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THE NEWS is Read by Every Rural Route Patron of the Baxter SpringsuToslQifice,
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VOLUME XXVIII.
BAXTER SPRINGS. CHEROKEE COUNTY. KANSAS, FEBRUARY 18, 1909.
NUMBER 7
SF1IMGS
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Getting the Best
In feed is an easy matter if yon
come here for it. Yoa will find it
always wholesome and nourishing
and that is why
Our Feed Wins.
Ordinary feed often contains,
dirt and foreign matter which" in-
vjnres the stock. Use our feed
and see your stock thrive.
Get our prices on feed and you
will be interested. . . '
Dent's Cash Grocery
Phone No. 5.
O. H.FRAZEE,-
Groceries, Flour, Feed.
Coal oil 9C per gal. 3 8aI- a5C.' 5 a,:lW-.
Dr. M. I. Nichols,
Dental Surgeon '
Upstairs in Opperman Building. . Latest
appliances used in the practice ol
dental surgery. '"
We Are
Headqu
arters for
Punch brand coffee'
- . !
Full cream cheese
Olives in bulk, New mackerel,
, Rockwood chocolate
Rockwood cocoa, Codfish '
California evaporated fruits !
Log Cabin maple and cane syrup
Punch brand pancake flour
Pure buckwheat flour "
Gallon cans apricots " : ' '
Gallon cans blackberries
Relishes, imported sardines,
Olive oil, preserves, jams . ,
N. 0. syrup, catsups, baked
beans, canned fruits and veebres1
Fletcher's candies ;
Exclusive sale of GALENA
Bread.
Fresh lettuce every Thursday.-
IllliS!
" the Pure-Food
GROCERMAN.'
LOOK AT tins i
Dig Shoe Sale No w On pi
1.75 shoes now $i.2$
3.50 shoes now . . . '2.73
thiwt tinw -
1.75 shoes now.V.tY.O
'
2.25 shoes now.-,.v.rXF
5.00 shoes now. SVi'S '
. frank Fierce. " 5
Jas. I. Bar
ROOMS TO "RENT.
.s r. P. DANIELS. '
"c rCL. n .u! :in
I Tnnlin Tnsfljiv. .......
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'VMK; Canaday, a special exam
iner,' was here Tuesday.
'Perfection' Qil best in town.
Ask joj jealer for it. .
Walt. "Apple had business in
Kansas City, the fore part of the
week.'. -'h i
WaritedSix pairs of red birds.
Gail if this office or onE.T.
McCarthy: ".
' James Younir attended Ma-
I sonic. Grand Lodge.; at Wichita
hii. week. ..." ; .:
Charlie Collins was in -Baxter
Springs this weejc.from his biff
ranch, fa Colorado, : -
'ira C. -"Perkins and: daughter,
fores CarrieV'of -Galena,' visited
inEaWtweek.1" K'r
7- rri tn r.
.vlfc- ?i Ajtuffeyjleft Sunday
niffljtfpi: J&n8Cita to buy her
qewsjpfiajr nUUnery,. .-, . ,..
-' "MV. "arid Mrs. J. W; GTantham
had busine'ss'in. Kansas bity the
fore paroj. the w.eekT..
Wr.?and-Mts. W; A; Windham
and children returned Sunday
frfittYft' Visit'in Pdriim," Okla.
' Dent sells lots of Perfection
Q,y because it is . the best; also
hashe hest'line'of groceries in
tojwjn..;. . . .
. The: many friends of E. W.Dow
will be fflad to know that he, is
inprwjng. in . health. He will
probaWy returB;,to this-city.De-
fore lonff. : ' '
'S. W.Efter-will leave Sunday
ttiffht for-Sanfna', Kansas;- tor at-fefttd-
tHd '-'Grand Idge metHtiip
df'.'the J;t):tJ: WMrV Etter
eoes as the delegate from the
feHodgc.
Elsewii'ere.'ittthis paper will
be found trie statement of .the fi-
nahciafcondition of The Baxter
nanciat condition ol m axten r ViVhig- forest trees.
I $1 '" don a'nd month- witti
,te?ktp: .vcrj6"uVinterest? -
gboii condition.
Spking. . about -circulation,
adf etjsiftffetc,,. we want to. say
tliaUherfirculation lists of : the
NEW&arepen at all times to the.
inspection of parties who wisn to
do some advertising through the
columns of the News..
A letterffom E.' T. Bingham,
whj h(as a claim in; Colorado,
sajs'the Vw'tjather out there is
i likes "Kansas better.' Tim
... . .
savs he will prove up on nis
fclaita'iil' ApTih'and that he v will
imt Wfrfty acres tff potatoes this I
fPW.V"1- S:.
1 tit . " it... j t;. :
will "be.. .moving baCK to mis sec
tion; afjfef 'hQ gets that potato
crop. .qatherea. . . . ,.
Mayor Jones will 'be acandld-
ate wr ttHfl'ection thrs sprin g.
Heh'a'S tfie liiterestS of the - city
at heart, as is. evidenced by his
bi investments and joushing pro
clivities, and. we believ.e he will
not t&hy1 cotwn for the
placeV TCertain it ifi, be has made
Morftao-perbfanent'work has
been done tnrdr'his: aumimstra
WAWWhVdon'fe.5 'lot tie
history? of the-: town before. If
Bajtfr ?pririg;is;,goinx; $. forge
to the -front we- must have, pro-
ressrveicity 'officials, arid when
We DyC u.wuuiu.ua hrY
idea-keep ikenu It is not oood
policy to swap horses intBe.-mid-aile
of iWtiJtfy..'- It. keep on
improwntiaiwopn .
ContinUe-tdeihtbitaJot of civic
. r-ThViwliatco'iiats.
So to 40or per bolt at Baxter
Paint and Wallpaper Cp'ai .
Booster Day March 20.
The 'meeting, of the Booster
CeW last- wee was. largely
I .
terest was jnanuesiea. n
was
' . .'. - i -1 MA
decided that March 20 would be
the booster day, and on March
thosA-ho catf go into the country
to distribute literature will have
a meeting and go on' that day,
It t& the. intention of the mer
chants to- show the' people that
they arevstanding in their own
light!.,bytnot"comlngto Baxter
SDfiittfs to trade. Prices will be
made by 4he merchants which
areboundrutoibe arttfactive, and
evmriarmer. remember bf his
family. xoihmfrfo Baiter Springs
on- that day will. have. an oppor
trinity - to-i secure. something
which' will well repay them for
the -trip;
The Booster Club is a good
thing and it should be encour
aged. '.'Other-towns have booster
clubs, and they do "an 'immense
a'mcrtmt'of gdd toUhose towns.
Baxter Sptingv4husfnot' fall bfi
hind the procession. .
. Dent handles Perfection Oil, the
best W inlbw'n. Ak for it.
v Geo.'Macdonald of St. Louis
visited m'this citr last Friday.
:i G': wrjBeir Iras furchasela, the
Danafi' rfiina and noveltv store
at Colun?bus.' ' ''" , '
Owen Edwards lias accepted, a
position .. in Gregory hardware
and furniture hpuse.
Judge Wf Talbot, well
knownifl' Baiter Springsj died
in Miami last week
Mrs' Ti Burr and Miss
JiafldeCrainerfotpaiena,Attend-
' W r -
A.vJr JamitAm andtGlen .Elder
of -Colambns ate pMttfr? the fin-ishitfg--tDnehei'
oh- John "Opper
man's new dwelliagV. -
On ' montliiy Payments Nice
. . Weir City's school buildings
need, repaying, and a proposition
to issue S2,obo in bonds for the
purppse,is tobepted.upon.
4-room hou3e and -3 -lots,- barn
and well, in Van-Epps' addition.
Lot's of frtriVlaTge shade trees.
$425 cash. Call- on W.T.Gregory.
.. Tte'Lng-Bell., Lumber Co. isJ
mO.Y4nff IIS XHettfxaiiocK iu inc
Columbus", ana . Baxter yards.
The .Neutral yard has been ab'an-
doned.. .;'. rv; ..
' Mrs.. Nancy. Owen died at her
home in this city last Friday.
Funeral?serrices were
held Sat
urday, conducted by Ren C. F.
Johnson. -. . . ,
Last Sa4tfrday' afternoon "Miss
Vera' Justice 'entertained a num
ber of 'Kttte ftidflds in honor of
her eleventh birthday anniversa
ry. ' GanMs plre splayed and re-
fresfcmWts 8etVe"d.
i.'eglailhig' MbhdiY.
Wd for oiaVwe'ekyrwi
Feb. 22,
will offer for
saleat'my esiotrice ori"E&t
Sheridvstreg?t?- of
grade furniture iheap. tall and
sfee. 'V MRsBM'iiA &RBtsd: .
.'.Tim i - ' .
. .Mreaty Ailbright, 87-years
pf agewasr-badJr barned at hen
home in iCdlumbuSithe xotber day
while tryingtojsavx some . of the.
contents of -.her-home, which, was
destroyed by fite. . j . .- jl- . "
'7?a4oK Dcm of tin Nbrthern
aiswctof -Ifii eountHia. nntiro-dainVfh-4egMslatare
a- biH
pfoWdlntf fbr f fie stablisbirieriTf
of a- schbIof tnines ai-Welr Crty,J
and forks j;tha,t''part of - the
couv? hale ''gone- to :Toeka to
help fct the IxiH passed.' :
WE Mt NOW
In Our New Quarters,
First Door North of
The Baxter National Bank.
Call And See Us.
J. W. GRANTHAM.
TO
Business Community
We extend the accommodations of
a strong and well equipped bank .
THE BAXTER NATIONAL BANK
V Baxter Springs,
The Man Who Pays
You with a check raises himself in your estima- -tion.
You know he deals with a bank, and that he
is wise enough to employ every, means of safety
and convenience in his money matters. We ask
you to consider opening an account for yourself and
pay by check. It takes no more money than to pay
with actual cash, ard there are many advantages.
Call and talk it over with us.
THE BAXTER STATE BANK,
Baxter Springs, Kansas.
Last Friday afternoon Miss
Blanche Hodson entertained a
number of .her little friends in
honor of her thirteenth birthday
anniversary. .
Miss J. R. Smith and Miss
Chambers went to Scammon this
week to take charge of a milli
nery store- which they have pur
chased there.
Found Saturday afternoon, a
piece of paper money. Owner
can have same by calling at this
office," describing same and pay
ing for this'local.
The News reaches more people
in the south half of Cherokee
county than any other pacer in
the county. And we believe it
reaches mpre people in the north
half of Ottawa county, Okla.?
than any paper, published' .in Ot-,
tawa county. . .
The or sale -from the -Bister
Sprinirs camp were 'not heavy 1
last week. The -Old Abe sold
28,430 pounds, of, xinc ore. No
THE
Kansas NJ
other -company reported sales, al
though there is quite a lot of ore
in the bins at the different mines.
Grandma Jackson, one of the
best old colored women in town,
is very ill at the home of Mrs.
Powell in this city. -She is not
expected to recover on account of
her. advanced age, being in. the
neighborhood of eighty.
TOR BARGAINS
Watch, the windows of the Baxter
Paint and Wallpaper Co.
The Lincoln sermon which was
to have, been' last Sunday night,
postponed to nex't Sunday night.
Fighting Bob at Jopiln
At - Club Theatre, Wednesday,
March' 3, under the auspices of.
the G. AR., Admiral 4,Bob"Ev
aAs will deliver Hij famous lec
ture,.;,JFr6m Hampfori Roads to
San Francisco In Command of the
AtiantiQ feet"?;. Pjicejsi $2, .'$1.50,
$1, 50c Apply, by mail or in
person to D. H. Rhodes, treasurer
213 West 4th street, Joplin, ft
,:. j?Vc. . . : y.