Baxter Springs news. [volume], October 28, 1909, Image 5

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LAST THEEE DAYS OF
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Hen's and Boys'
Suits and
Overcoats.
I JUSTICE & GAINES, j
"J Buyers and shippers of
. Native Hay and Grain . . f
; ; We are raying above the market price for hay. We do this I
that we have some contracts to fill and must X
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have the hay. Don't sell your
L Phones 154 day and 72 night
We Repair Stoves.
We buy and sell second hand stoves, do all kinds of repair
work on stoves, and our charges are very reasonable. W? know our
gusinessand guarantee every sipve we send out. Have 35 ood
fgyes on hand'wood or coal, cookers or heaters, a.t your own pncc
rane repair work a specialty,
Great Western Stove and Carriage Works.
RICE & VALLIERE, Proprietors.
J. H. BOSWELl, H;. D.,
lysiciai and Surgeon
.O&ce'oiW &t!5 Store, Office
.1 phone 269; Fesidence phone 138
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Sec those young men's suits, specially .priced tit
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SALE CLOSES SATUEDAY, OCT. 30.
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John M. Cooper & Co.
Leaders of Style, Quality and Low Prices in This Locality
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hay until you see us. X
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30 to Nov. 2, 1909.
Dates of sale Oct. 27, 28, 29.
Final return limit fifteen days
fjni fatc'Ojt sae.
Round trip fare
C S. ROBERT; Agent.
X W. COOK
Groceries, Flour,. Feed,
Home Phone 88: ' Ifatnal,!.
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tar17 Public Abstracts of
' Xitle Examined. -:
"OSce ia Daniels Block.
f LIE ATI THIS!
Yoa must not hunt," fish or tres
pass on-mj premises. :
Ed. GAixEi 7
First published October 7, 1909,
Publication Notice.
Before John Jones a Justice of the Peace
of the city of . Baxter Springs, Cherokee
County, State of Kansas.
A Morton, Plaintiff,
vs.
Manily B. Updike, Defendant.
Summons by Publication,
State of Kansas, Cherokee county, ss.
Said defendant Manily B. Updike will
take nptjee that you have been sued by
A. Morton above named .plaintiff to re.
cover the sum of $8.50, eifht dollars and
fifty cents, for labor performed and that
your property has been seised by virtue
oi an order of attachment issued in said
action. Yon will answer the Bill of Par
ticulars of said plaintiff on file before
Jt hn Jones Justice of the Peace of the
city of Baxter Springs, Cherokee County,
State of Kansas, on the , 8,h day of No
vember, 1909, at 9 o'clock a. m. befoie
said court or judgement will be taken
Against you for the said sum of, . 50 and
6 percent interest from. Q:. 5, ioy," an d
ccUs of suit and. sai4 attachment order
II be sustained and said goods attached
ld to satisfy said judgmint and costs.
itne -s my bnd at my office in said city
1 is st 11. day of October, 1909.
J hn Jones, Justice.of tht Peace.
Morton, Plaintiff.
Cy E. H, Cullison Atty. lor Plaintig.
Fi rst published Oc'icb'er 7, 1909.
Publication Notice.
Before John Jones a Justice of t!ie
i eace of thetity of Ba2tej Springs Chero
kee Cunty State of Kan: as.
W. G. Butcher, rklnftif'
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Manily B, Updike, Defendant
Summons bv Pudlicaticn.
State of Kansas, Cheroiee county, ss.
Said defendant Mainly B. Updike will
take notice that you hav.i been sued :y
W. G. Butcher, aboved named Plaintiff
to recover the snm of fif'Wj dollars' lor
labor pe-ftrwed aud trla." your propeity
Las'been' seized by virtu of an order cf
KttacLment issued in s. id action,' xi
mil aaswer the Bill p( P,vfteilars. p4 ss id
plaintiff on fi'e V.efoire J( fin Jones . Justice
of tht Peace of this city of Banter Sprit gs
Cherokee County State of Kansas on the
8th day of November at 9 o'clock a. m.
before said court or jtdgn ent will be
taken against you for said sum of FifteenJ
lollais and 6 per cent interest from uct.
,th. 1909 and costs of suit and m'C -rachnient
order will fcjiai.ned ifjd
joos atta-h J oH to; igy" iuit8
manf" ahdcost Wita . mv handat
toy otnG iasaidi eltythit 5th day - of
October, 1909.
John Jones, Justice of ths Peace.
W. G. Butcher, Plaintiff.
e. h. Cuiiison Any- TfcMft
NotlQQbf Final Settlement.
The Mate of Kansas, Cbirokee county, ss:
In the Prsbate Court in and for eaid
county.
In the matter of the estate of Isaa,q F
Daniels, deceased. Credirrs and, a,U 9tbr
Dersons interested in tke. atoresaid estate,
rgere'iottfj.ediUtat tbe next regu
lar term oi the Probate Conrt, in and for
said, county, to be begun and held atN the
Probate court room, in Oolumous, county
of Cherokee, state aforesaid, on- the tirst
Monday in the month of November, 1909,
I shall, on the 1st day of November apply
to said conrt for a lull and final settlement
of said estate. JAMES L HARMON,
Executor of the estate of Isaac P. Dan
iels, deceased.
Columbus, Kansas Sept. 7J& V $??r
TIib Mrascs Burroi.
WiH tie a concert in tiis
city 7ednesday, Nov. 3. under
the auspices of the M. E. Ep
worth Leagrue.-
This "will prove to be the Jeading
musical treats of the t season
i ce misses uurrow arc piano aou
vxolen artists, and have . Eiven
Concerts before the Crowned heads
Of Europe. Secure TOur . tickets
earl.
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" Before purchasin 2 your - fall,
our line.
Co., Baxter
For Sato.
174 acres of well improved
land, two miles from this' city in
the Quapaw reserve; only a mile
and a half from good mines The
land is as good as can be found
anywhere in this country, and
the improvements, consisting of
house, barn, granary, etc., are
first class. There is considerable
fruit on the place and plenty of
water. No rocks, all rolling prai
rie land, 125 acres in cultivation
and the balance in pasture and
meadow. For further particulars
call at this office,
BREAD USED AS FURNITURE
In 8unny Countries the Staff of Life
Serves Other Purposes Than
Those of Sustenance.
In the land rjf U prramlds when
ever coff ts brought In to a visit
iuj guest, the sun cooked bread sheet
ing is always Served therewith.
loots like so much chamo& feather,
and is of sweetish taU, setag ccjn
pounded, 6Ql(4x of avi,ir and th tz
prpss' pulp sultana raisins.. It Is
jUianly. io" handle and can be' c'rum
pe up to the hand without fracture.
This bread sheeting Is . a most Im
portant article of , Interior commerce,
per camel caravans, among the Acfat
le kalifats and bazars. rer.
thousands of yesr their com
bined breafl, vakof and cake, all 111
The bread sheeting Is used tn
countries of origin as cHnoa a-rtiictos
of furniture furushings jusi as
(ha satvs of tae tropics make a be
wildering variety of uses of the cocoa
nut palm and Its products as sun
blinds, awnings, lanterns, cahiers for
holding papers, and so on through a
dozes uses. In their dry climate these
uses are practicable, but in rainy sea
sons the goods if wetted cllaja Ujke.
paper almost.
m 1 m L... . 1 1, tll
LujbJikrs you see the peculiar trel
m wrk hardtack bread (made in big
ringed 6heets about a yard squarojj
made to do duty as tempore kJY
lng. It will not sts.r uck 'weight,
but is used crying out light ar
Wte, ifi he, ak- strikes the objects
bdU, Irom below and above. Bakers
Dickens and Shakespeare
The .sale the other flayoJ semerara
Dickens letters hirlBgs forth what
might certainly be called a very
'-'timer opinion" from that novelist
la regard to the much-vexed question
of. n appropriate Shakespeare memo
rial. Thus, in one of these 1864 let
ters which has JuBt been sold, Dick
ens writes: "L dread the notion of a
statue, moreover, I shiver and trem
ble at the thought of another gravea
imace in some public place. Lastly,
I believe that Shakespeare has left
hli monument in Ills works and is
best left Without any other. He goes
on, V suggest that if anything were
done Jet the government "found
riatarsfcrsa in his name in aQ the
First "published Oct. 7. 1900 ;
rintice of AoDointment tx-
ecutor. -. (.'.
State of Kansas, County of Cherokee, as,
In the matter of .the estate of I. w,
Hapeman.late of Cherokee county, Kansas
KOTlCf OF arPOINTMINT.
Notice is hereby given that on the 30th
g . WM by tha probtt8 oI cte
jketcotl0tyt duly appointed and
-nalifiedai Executor of the estate of
1. w. Hapeman late of Cherokee county
.deceased. All parties interested ia said
estate will take notice and jrovern them
selves accordingly.
call and examine
Chambers Millinery
Springs, Kansas.
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Ladies' and Misses' .
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Coats and
Skirts.
Headache
For Years
"I keep Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain
Pills on hand all the time, and
would not think of taking a
journey without them, no mat
ter how short a distance I am
going. I have a sister that, his
had terrible headaches ftfr ye,ars,
and I coaxed her to try them
and they helped her so much,
she now keeps them, by her all
the time. From my own exper
ience I cannot praise them
enough."
MRS. LOU M. CHURCHILL,
63 High St., Penacook, N. H.
Many persons have headache
after any little excitement or ex
ertion. They cannot attend
church, lectures, entertainments,
or ride on trains without suffer
ing. Those who suffer in this
way should try Dr. Miles' Anti
Pain Pills. They ive almost
instant relief without leaving
any disagreeable after-effects, as
they do not derange the stomach
or bowels ; ' just a pleasurable
sense of relief follows their use.
Get' a package from j'our drug
gist Take ft according to direc
tions, and if it does not benefit
he will return your money.
DR. A. J. THOMPSON,
DENTIST.
Daniels block, Baxter Springs, Kas
WE ARE
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Specialists in the monument busi
ness and, c&tt furnish you a mon-
nSAWt a y design in granite or
marble that has all the desirable
qualities for a monument beauty,
durability and color. We can
make you a good monument at
reasonable price and respectfully
solicit a share of your, business.
Let us figure with you.
1 ' Columbus Marble Works,
EdA.. Jones,' 'D. M. Joints,
Salesman. Prop.
REWARD
Forvldenc which will convict th
party or parties who hare been,
damaging the property of the Bai
ter Telephone Company, by break
ing glass insulators or otherwise.
B. W. Dow, Manager.
Eye-Specialist
- Optician. -
AH errors of defective sight corrected,
Cy0-Classs and SpetMelt fitted with ,
accuracy and style. We guarantee to fit
your eyes with lenses that will be com
fortable and give good vision. '
Examination free.
TIIOS, FORREST,
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Baxter cprinKs, auic uiiuiui vtw
. mite Cooper'i Dry Goodi Stare,
BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH
Optometricoi
hat, you arc cordially invited to j
'.- F. G. Uapemaa, Executor,