Baxter Springs news. [volume], February 18, 1909, Image 8

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. : ' jftbsotiilely Turc
Renders lhe:
food morewholesome and su
perior in Kghttiess and flavor.
The oidr b&Iupf powder
Royal Grape Cream of
... Want To Trade,
... " Fro.m $2500 to $3000 worth of
' dry goods, sjboes, clothing,,, and
. liurnishiriar; troads for J and'.' ' Calr
at thispffice. r .
- Th Jaws passed "1yl1ir"IeiEfis
, lature hare "scarcely any ojfpasi
j tion. The,law makers rpte vefy
1 nearly, 6ltdon'eyeryM,opositioi,
i evidently being; of the opinion
I that the "tail can go with te
hide." ? ?
j Sam Simmons.and Steve Ettir
Startlers ! For Cash!
-We Maktlhe: Prices These Days!
Heavr iron curat) . it'.u:i ; . '. V.' . $3.50
. 'A;fao. 1, C grade" CMb&k bed
Good aU leather halted each
Red edfte collars nais.vi. iv. . .
A full line of ,hau wool carpets, latest .patterns just ar
rived ' from kcxyt)ner, yard '. . .40
All. wool, .carpet per yard' .? .... . . . . . 60
LaTgeiine' linoleum, J 2:fopttpe yard v i .65
Hal? wooirugs!'95xl2'feit,(;h...... 7.00
'All ZSrfcdc'nMiri; per yard . . . v 23 '
Good.diiuier-.platesyBpir.scti. 40
Cups aud saucers, .cups with hajcHes, per set .40
' Good coafoil,' l gallon 8c; two gallons 15c; five gallons 35c
Red WetlieSfsneld.b'nibn s.ejs, per quart 8c; per gallon , . .30
Full line of gardeneeds cheaper than ever before,
I can sell you goods ehttapeV' than 'anybody else, because
Lget the cash. u. u.:
'j if; ': I take due bjlls .aAdhedkstJa'afiiy store in f6wn" ' ;
. ;. Yours for business j";; -
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A. J. Thompson,
phones. 261 and 90.
D. D. S.V
"Great pressure is being jrOUt
obear on Vtiv- Way's and Ajeftns.
commit tee of Congress to T&aye.a
ITeafy '.tariff put on foreign imr
poTtations ot "zinc ore." So,, far,
however, the zinc district repre
sentatives at 'WasMnjptQtf V.not
W-frfce any undue ethusiasm oyer
tariff ' asked W, , A big. delega4munion purposes can be' sold, and
tinn will nh doubt remain in
v w - . -..L
Mil. JJ ! J'"7
J. I-COOPEFS
A JLVXJ VJJUJLU X
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'j3aderT?s-BeSf :FJU& 5Q lbs;."1 ,3S;
rOiaioes, DCS! iorinern iuuk
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Tartar.
City, Pittsburg and Joplin. They
were out visiting delegates who
are to go next Sunday night to,
Slina to attend the
meeting of the Workmen.
The Frisco has another cave-in
on 'its line. This time it. .is on
the line between Joplin and Carl
Junction, and the Kansas City
trains which run from this place
via Joplin detour via Webb, $t yt
ana uronogo 10 uan juncuun,
and' then'brt to Kansas,. City via
Pittsburg.
spring,' regular $3, for'. . 2.75
.85
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2SB
Wiishington during the extra
session of Congresss, or until tli'e
tatiff bill 'is dispose'd of. .
' U Ahe bill .which has alreadtf
Lpaseed the-enate should pass the
house:(and.it .wili;,.lvansas will
be rdry.from a prohibitory stand
popt,,. .The,, bll. takes away all
oermits and .abso'utaly. tprohibits
ihe sajei of ,intpxi;alingiiliiuois
in the state. Only wine for com
it tn.ust.be unfermented.
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' A Dig Party. 1
Saturday afternoon, at the J
home of Mrs. A. L. Harvey, on'
North Military street, occured
one of the most brilliant social
events.pfth season,, in the form
of a valentine party given by
Mrs. A. L. Harvey and her
mother, Mrs. T. H. Goodwin.'
The house was decorated with
hearts and, the. same scheme was'
carried out in the score cards and
in the dainlj'two-cbur$e luncheon
The first prii'e went to Mrs. A. '
Kahr of Kansas City, the second
prize to. Mrs.'.T.; J.. Morrow andt
tfie consolation offering . to Mrs. :
Welby Morrison.
Those present .were fiesdames
A. J. ThomjisonR. C Wear, T.
J. M6rbw; "jt.P.3. Long, 0. C.
Runimei, Wt- T.. .Apple L. M.
Perkins, A. K. Kane, bamuei
Biri'ns, E F, Sweeney, William
Sweeney, Thos. Hackwood, C.W.
Grand IvOdgefU-aney, xa. o..x-arttcr, yuas? n.
Smith, weloy Morrison, james
Che'w, j::C.vHa-skett,R. A.' QUis,
j; 'A. De'nt, Burr .of. Ga
lena, Adam ' KaKf . bf Kansas
City, Misses Moliie . Sweeney,
"Madge Sweeney, Mabel Hanback,
Minnie Graft MatidVCramer of
Galena, Lucille 'tandirbf Kan-
LuasvCitv.-: ' '' ' '
.. Falls on tha pf. '.'
' Iiasl Monday.' wpe fee .covered
eve?y thing in this.'jpart' J)t the
country several people' received
falls wfcich. 'wefe. not at all pleas
ant,' among' them'teine the fol
lowing: ' .Mrs! "Margaret flfe'edi. fell on
.the bic't ,porch' iVher honie, re
ceiving' 'severe bruUes. ' . .
' ' Henr?' Wick 'received ."a! ' bad
wVehehffbatall.:'. ' V
: Kigbt I Policeman . v Cravens,
whilS(4oiqg holme at Sp'cloct in
the morning, :&li on the walk
near V;C. "Dills and dislocated
one of his lenee' joints. ...
.01 Youse thought he had a lot
of ribs: broken, as a result of a
fair,' but aher examinatibn found
he was 'only brijisedV. '
. . We understand Judge C. A.
McNeill of Columbus will likely
be appointed- collector of 'internal
iifeveaues-ior the district compris
ing the state of ganiSas; -The
position pays-$600d .per year, and
.ihetfe fs very little to do.
! " :6n' Wedhe'iaijr of t.laist : "week
Jus'tice" iifohn Jones uriife'd. in mar
riage Mr. A. W. Callentine and
Miss Anna:,M. Shueyboth of
Mianiii The ' ' ceremony took
plaee at the office, of . Judge Jones
in this city. ;. ......
'. The' neatest post card, we have
seen lately 'is, .printed., on enam
eled blotting paper. The address
de.is.t-belotteraitd the -eoaw-eled
side carries the message.
If one had many ' eorrespondants
who used these cards that aggra
vate g hunt for a blotter would
. .. "
- 1 . '.. ".''' ' Jxew days.. me oparnn iamuy
..Satufday :af ternpon , Mrs. Bert took dinner with E. B. Amos and
Shield?, Mrs.. Gepvr?Rucker, Mrs.
Wt'll Wi att and Mrs. T. Hudson!
entertained the Reciprocity -club;
a valentine party at the hbmef
nr. - tr Tt.. Amid
beautifully' decorated, .in' red stormy weather ,G, W... Simpson
ycwuuu -3rtrJ and wife were Columbus visitors
rt .A heai 9etZ last Thursday.. Two of Mrs. E.
testtfa one amuseinent pf. .the.(H w, . th of Inaiana. aTe:
:afternoon.tf The pne,:r
was won fy Mrs. Cbujei Jfoister. Arthur Garrett is adding a new
A drawing and verse contest was addition to his house . . Mrs. Hilda
held and the prize was .wiome byMStoskbpf is haviqg a tussle with
Airs, yli ixariicj. iuc uuaiicspM
seVve'd ah elegant "two-coiirse.
luncheon.
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T.Qof Knrtav pvpninc. the .A S
bi' the hjgh chooL (e.ntejtained. a g00& thing for tf.avqlers. .The
he B's.eemeof .Mfs,C.,A y0ung'people 'of Blue Mound and
piveley, hR sister,' Miss . Winnie some of the older ones, are pre
Sta'llsmithV acjing as '.hostess,,! paring to give, an entertainment
The bouse ,w jie.auUfulty decorp in the near future; will be comic
kted ittTeH heArtspand ,red.and, al, the bashful man, etc. Lunch
P-v" " "iC' t U "!"-' will he served 'after the ehter
wh te roses . Prof. Waiter gave. Wl "ri0 I Vfi
1 . 11 1 fJurnin tainment. Proceeds for benefit
a talk W,Jam: ;-of church.. Rev. Johnson braved
which. Wi.pycd WW'ttie' storm and came.tp:r.Blue
Several musical .16911058.. MquW SundaVt but W.ohe e
readings were given. ..oss-.-pected him, so he had nb audi
sistinejwere Misses Wpie.Sull- ence.-.Thei.'high.. schobl pupils
mifhT Hilda MAbpy,.7.MaJhl,wao.sp?nt StwdaytbomcAad'a
RummelV; Mjjd're.uP.iHazeL' rqugbtip back to sefopU 1 ' '.r..:
popdwih anCTJutK'Barae; widj Theo HeIidrix is- he'Trom
VT'rTi'r Hills and Sari JohnSOn. ri:- Til . n viclf rol.hVpa'
Light' refreshments were, served.
THE WHITE DRUGSTORE
ON THE CORNER
Opposite the Postoffice
IS
THE PLACE FOR YOU TO TRADE.
10c German Dye, while Tt lists, 5c
Fancy Stationery, in Boxes or Loose.
Two Victor Graphophones to go cheap.
Seven fine clocks, almost at your own price.
Peach Blow Cream, all ladies use it, 25c
Everything in Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass
W. B. CAMPBELL,
Phone 273. Registered Pharmacist.
526.90 to New Orleans, La., and Return
.
ACCOUNT
Mardi Crrias Carnival
Feb. i8 to 23, 1909.
1- -l.
Tickets on sale Feb. 17 to 22, inclusive.
Final return limit March 1, 1909. Rm
For 'particulars as 11 service, etc.,
inquire of
C. S. ROBERTS,- Agent Frisco Lines, Baxter Springs, Kas.'
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We
and hides, and always pay every cent the market will afford.
Phone us, No. 173, Baxter Springs, -and we will call on you.
BLUE MOUND.
The weather man sent us an
other blizzard, soon be time for
those blizzards to leave Kansas. .
Mrs. John Thomas and Wil
lard Paxson took the prize at the
tackey party the prize was a fine
cake; it paid to get the prize that
time.. Mrs. Darnell will enter
tain the Blue Mound Society this
week; a gay time is expected as
usual.. Mr. Howard is on the
sick list.. Mrs. Earl Wade has
been sick for the past ten days. .
Mrs. Erabry is having a tussle
with lagrippe and chills.. Mrs.
Williams spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Howard.. Miss
Ethel Sharp is visiting . her
brother, Ed., and family, for a
few days.. The Sparhn family
family last Wednesday ;i'George
has retnrtipd to his claim in
western i Kansas, after spending
icnts.. John Paxson's new house
'ii not coiner uo very fast this
visiting her for a few Weeks. ::
wiua . . im
day with
Miss Lula Hall spent Sun-
home folks near neutral
j.. Our road boss, J W.; Miller, is
i o-mntr o rin some -road drarpinp
going SO QO some roaa urajKmc
it. - r :ii u
.. aod frietids.
SIS
fleABOY & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Meats of All Kinds,
CHEESE AND RELISHES,
Fish, oysters and lawful game in season.
buy and ship all kinds of fat stock
Uitfltura
Kemainingin the postoffice at
Baxter Springs, Kansas, for the
week ending with Feb. 17, 1909
which if not called for witbiu two
weeks will be sent to the dead
letter office at Washington, D. C:
Mr Chas L Bratton Mr Carl Binkley
Mrs Ray Bel! Miss Lena Dawes
C F Dillman R M Dunlap
Dr Holliway Mrs Edna Robinson
Chas M Jones H C Taylor (2)
Miss Emma Smith L Ray
Persons calling for any ot the
above letters will please say "Advet
Used," giving date list.
Fred Bartlett, P. M,
$10 REWARD
For evidence which will convict the
party or parties who have been
damaging the property of the Bax
ter Telephone Company, by break
log glass insulators or otherwise.
E. W. Dow. Maaatrer.
DR. H. P. JONES
Optical Specialist,
will be at
j Dr. Jones1 Office
- in Baxter Springs
! Thursday, Friday and
. ... Saturday,
! Feb. 25, 26 and 27.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses Sci
entifically adjusted to the eye.
4
Fine Rimless Glasses a Specialty.
Many cases of headache, neu
ralgia and" nervous conditions are
caused by 4efctive vision. -
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Consultation and examination
FREE. .
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