Baxter Springs news. [volume], March 16, 1911, Image 4

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BAXTER SPRINGS NEWS.
CHAS. L SMITH, Editor and Owner.
One copy one year $1.00
One copy six months ..... .50
One copy three months . . .25
In Canada, $1.50 per year.
All subscriptions are payable strictly in advance.
Entered at the postoffice in Baxter Springs, Kansas, as second
class mail matter.
THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1911.
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
OENERAL OFFICII'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
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INSURANCE.
I have bought the INSURANCE AND REAL
ESTATE DUSINESS of W.
will continue the same. I would
Wloots
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Ctasef
Saves Tim
Labor
Because the line, poms particles
of the Cleanser get right down
into every crack and crevice,
take up all dirt and leave the
Jloor clean and spotless.
flhny other uses
end Full Directions on
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Cheap One Way
Colonist Rates
VIA
to Pacific coast and intermediate
points. Tickets on sale daily to
Anril 10. 1911. with liberal stor
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over privileges.
For routes, rates, etc.. see
I. F.. Vivpitnt.
AGENT FRISCO LINE,
Phone 46. Baxter Springs, Kas.
D. M. JONES,
iff . ,y
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' HAEBLE WORKS.
City Dray Line
4 ED. COVEY, Proprietor
Freight, Household Goods and ar
t;d:s of all kinds hauled at reas-
c jj.z raxes
J, J. BULGER,
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r ,XTZ7t CPntNGS, KAS.
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Kansans Will No
Receive Mail.
Object to Delivery by Colored
Carrier Will Get Their Mail
at Postoffice Hereafter.
Wichita, Kan. Farmers living
on the rural free delivery lines o
mail out of Baynesville, a town
12 miles southwest of Wichita
have drawn the color line on ru
ral carriers. Half the farmers
served by the route have taken
down their mail boxes because
negro has been appointed carrier.
The negro obtained the best
grade in an examination and was
riven the place. The farmers
who have removed their mai
boxes are calling at the Baynes
ville postoffice for mail. The
Baynesville postmaster will ap'
peal to the postoffice department
to learn what to do.
Re-Elected.
Prof. M. L. Catlett has been
re-elected as principal, or super
intendent, rather, of the Chero
kee County high school. In as
much as the board of trustees is
composed of three Republicans
three Democrats, and the election
was almost unanimous, it speaks
well for Catlett and also makes
good the promise of the Demo
crats that the school should not
be made a political machine.
Catlett is a Republican.
profitable temporarily, which
tends to reduce the fertility of
our soil, should not be encour
aged. The raising of wheat,
corn, flax or other' mains should
is irom those reared on alfalfa or be pursued carefully. These rob
run in a woods lot and fed corn the soil of that which makes
at finishing time only, it should human existence possible. Of
not cost more than $4. This Ln the many vocations of man,
leaves a profit of $11.75 on every the dairy industry is the most
pig, or a profit of $141 from one 'productive of present and future
sow. inese figures are taken prosperity if in the hands of the
where conditions are right. If right man. One acre of grass
the hogs must be kept in a dry pastured by a good dairy cow
lot and fed tankage, corn, or win produce from five, to ten
slops from the first, the cost will times the amount of human food
be considerably increased andjthatcan be produced from the
may even be doubled, hut even 8ame acre when pastured by a
at that the hogs are a paying g0od beef animal. The econtfm-
proposition. Of course some C9 production of human food is
years hogs may not bring 7 cents one of the prime objects to be
a pound, but SOme years may considered. Under orescnt mar.
bring 10 or even .11 . cents. 1 he ket conditions there are from four
average farmer can care for five to six times the profit to be de-
sows with very little trouble, but rived from the dairy cow than
keep good ones, as scrubs are! could be made from the beef ani-
likely to lose money for you. I ma.
Southern Kansas is getting
some of the good things. An I
insane asylum has been built at
Parsons, a normal "and manual
Butts And Tips.
An Iowa subscriber writes:
"Do vou advise planting the
training school at Pittsburg, and butts and tips of corn? Some of
asiaiescnooi or mines is 10 oeimv neighbors say to plant them,
estaonsnea at weir city. if TOU want the ears to fill out at
JohnW. Sickelsmith. Greens-1 the ends. Others say the corn
boro, Pa., has three children and! will mature earlier if you plant
like most children they frequent-1 tips and butts. I always shell
lv take cold. "We have tried I them off. and have raised as
several kinds of cough medicine," J good corn as they do. I find
he says, 'but have never found I plenty of ears filled to the tip
any yet that did them as much land ripening as early as the av-
good as Chamberlain's Couehlerage corn. I -don't see how you
Remedy." For sale by all deal-1 can use an edge drop planter un-
ers. I less you do grade the corn."
E C II U 1 I Shell tips and butts and feed
ror rallini? Hair, Tne crn
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I will nil vui ai mc cuua an iigui,
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Yon Run No Risk When . Yon 11 oiner conaiuons arc ngn..
it ti' n j I The tips and butts nave nothing
usc 1U ucuy. tft1rtmifl, it. The reason whv
vnn chmild shell them nff is Rim
We promise you that, if your I, v hprau9(. vou can not pet a
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oair lanmg out, ana you nave KtsinA wituout it. It :s
not let it go too far. vou can re- , t ..
uv. jw. BV V a, jwu 4t Innt a nnpstinn nf crermination or
pair ibc vamaKe aircauy uonc oy l f . f c-n,v
using rtexaii nair ionic,
M. Smith, and
like some of your
business in these lines. Will write all kinds of Insur
ance in the very best companies, and make farm loans on
the most liberal terms. Office with . the Republican or
with W. T. Apple, over Baxter State Bank.
J. N. ROGERS.
farm Loans, Keal instate and Insurance.
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and Ranges.
Another large shipment of
gas stoves and ranges just
received. We now have as
nice a line as you will find
in the surrounding country,
and we ask that you compare
our stoves and prices with
other dealers, in jot out of
Baxter. You will find that we can save you money, quality
considered. We haVe a large stock of
GAS LIGHTS, MANTLES, BRACKETS,
ARCS, FIXTURES. ETC
VISIT OUR HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.
We can now show you as complete a line of hardware as
you can find in the city. It will be a pleasure to show yon
anything you may want to look at.
' k flood . & Sons,
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Phone 157.
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development, but simply a
question of getting an even stand.
We know a farmer some years
ago who failed to shell off the
tips and butts. He used an edge j
drop planter, and after awhile
discovered that the seed was not
going out. He was simply roll
ing around in nis planter box a
lot of tips and butts,' which the
edge drop planter could not de
liver. Wallace's Farmer.
Offer Extended.
School of Mines
Governor btubbs has signed
the bill establishing a school o
mines and metallurgy at Weir
City. The bill carries with it an
appropriation of $25,000 for
building.
The Kansas legislature has
passed a bill allowing a bigger
tax levy for the Cherokee county
high school.
This story has ever been pop
ular with the newspapers, and is
coiner the rounds again: Bound
hand and foot and gaged, the
maiden was put into a gunny
sack, and, unable to move or
scream, felt herself being carried
down a flight of stairs, put into
a buggy and then driven down
the street. Ineffectively she
tried to relieve herself from the
gag. Alas: one was too secure-
y bound. Finally the convey
ance stopped. She was carried
into a building fainting and
gasping for breath; the sack was
taken from her head. The vil-
ian, still masked, took the gag
rom her mouth, his eyes gleam
ing like coals of fire through his
black mask, released her and
hissed through his tightly closed
teeth. "There, my pretty bird,
scream and yell as loud as you
ike, no human ear will ever
reach you; you are in my power.
Do you hear? Totally within
my power." Wnere am I?" she
gasped.' "In a store that never
advertises," , was the cruel re
sponse. Alas: Alas: 8ne;m0ney or live as well on the same your letters sent in the right
moaned, "no power on earth can mount 0f investment as does kind of envelopes.'
save me; no one will look for me farnjer? Does any one know anv This offer applies only to per-
bere." And the poor girl fainted.'.:-man wt,0 -hie to retire sons living inCherokee county,
. - 'from .rtive hUS?ne Hfe t SO SaS, and UtUWa COUUiy, UK-
ne easiest moncj ua inc. -
arm is made irom nogs," says - D .J ."'A Get your order in early, and
the Kansas Industrialist. "The ( "ers &now a few ot t&ese we will print the envelopes for
outlay of capital is small. The facts to the boy and also show y0u and you can get Ihem at
work does not exceed two hoursim tnat tne greatest Business TCur convenience.
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aily, and the profits are pro-( Pro5Ps oi iae iuiure are ngni
portionately larger than from on tfce borne farm and, it your
anv other lineef - farm work.' teaching has been good and he
nw hrmA rear understands it, you will not
twelve pigs a year. When your asking "why the boys have the
sows will cot do this it is time larmr because wej win not
with persistency and regularity,
for a reasonable length of time.
It is a scientific, cleansing, anti
septic, germicidal preparation,
that destroys microbes, stimu
lates good circulation around the
n air roots, promotes hair nour
ishment, removes dandruff and
restores hair health. It is as
pleasant to use as pure water,
and it is delicately perfumed. It
is a real toilet necessity.
We want you to try Rexall
mir ionic, witn our
promise that it will cost you 100 Envelopes With Keturn Lard:
nothing unless you are perfectly I Printed on Them Given
satisfied with its use. It comes With Paid in Advance
in two sizes, prices 50c. and $1.00. 1 Subscriptions.
Remember, you can obtain Rex
all Remedies in this' community I Each subscriber paying a dol-
only at our store The Rexall liar in advance on subscription
Store. M. E. Reddy. can ha"ve 100 nice envelopes with
I return card neatly printed on
The average city man works them. In this day and age you
on ger hours, gets less pay, en-1 are very much behind the times
joys fewer comforts and has a I if you fail to have a-return card
harder time in "laying by" some-1 printed on your envelopes, and
thing for old age than does the then, too, if your letter is not de-
armer. Is this true? At firnt Uvered it will be returned to you.
i I y . it. Ln ji a I
,. . , I reach the dead letter office.
l- 'Liu I . J. ne posiomce Qcparimeni, wc
..mu. uu ckui uiMlinrst.ni. w;n .oon make an
of work per day throughout the order refusing to take for trans-
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year as me cuy man is compelled I mission through the mails letters
to do? Does any one know many which do not have a return card
city men who make as much on them. Get right and have
(PHEAP TICKETS
TO CALIFORNIA
Will be on sale daily March 10 to and including April 10,
1911. For example: $25 from Kansas City to Los Angeles,
San Francisco, San Diego, as well as to many intermediate
points. The same or corresponding fare from many other points,
fj The Santa Fe runs new tourist sleepers through to Cali
fornia. They are electric lighted and have extra large dress
ing rooms for women and smoking rooms for men.
J Three fast trains leave Kansas Gty daily at 1 1 '30 A.M,
2:35 P.M. and 9:35 P.M.
(J If you want to make an economical trip, better complete
your arrangements today, as tickets will be
On Sale for a Limited Time Only
For further information, deeping car jpace and de
scriptive literature, apply to
L B. SMITH, Pauenger Agent
Room 7, Union Depot - Kansas City, Missouri
West and Northwest, includ
ing California,
March 10 to April 10.
Liberal stopovers. Many different routes. Complete information
gladly furnished by
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FRANK P, PROSSER
District Passenger Agt
Joplin Mo.
Every ri? ttrclre lcavc
The most common cause of
insomnii is disorders of thestom-
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be acn. vnamDeriam s o to mac a ana
Liver Tablets correct these dis
' orders and enable jou to sleep.
For szlt by all dealers.
NO HUNTING
ALLOWED
Oil THIS FARM. J
$10 REWARD
For eridence which will convict th
party or parties who have been
damaging the property of the Bax
ter Telephone Company, by break
inr glaaa inedlatora or otherwise. '
B. W. Dow. Manag-er,
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