Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-04-08

Inc TIC OtuCc VI
s. was hot one.
:, Nature is doing her best to bcautify
V lheearth at present.
l. There were five tickets In the field
is at Pittsburg Tuesday.
Baxter Springs has moro scrap"
Z! shooters than she needs
Getting about time to think about
If Decoration day, isn't IL!
Railroad meeting this evening at
the city hall. Let all attend.
Is Thousands of acres OF hay land have
been leased IN The Quapaw Strip.
,. The hog market has fallen about
; 81 50 within the last two weeks
Il Several new residences will built
l.. in this city and vicinity this spring.
The displays OF dry goods shown by
- our merchants this spring arc grand.
d Frank ID. Price is taking the census.
| I)Dn Uc DiCh ooout yO"'
v age.
Attention is called to the adv. OF j.
~ w. McClumg which appears III tins
issue.
q Don't neglect 10 attend the railroad
r. meeting at the city hall tonight at 3 80
O'Clock.
c The women OF Baxter Springs did
a not indulge in great many Easter
9 b,nnets.
The independent candidates for the
II Office OF constable iran like scared
wolves"
y, Ed. Covev aud family moved into
their new residence Oh Grant street
Tuesday.
There will be commencement eXer-
cses at the close OF the present lcriu
II of school.
Wheat in this section Is looking first
u rate, but in other sections il is reported
g in bad shape.
The caucus last Saturday night was
| WtI dttCUuCO anu Unusual ihSOASoe
was manifested.
n The strawberry crop will probably
70 he short, but the tick and chigger crop
will bc immense.
i. r. b. McElhiney is having improve
:. Inenis made on his residence property
OH Chouteau avenue.
10 The school children are anxiously
II awaiting the coming OF April 70.
IA SCHOOL will be out then.
1t is believed by many Of our citi-
J. zcns that Mr.. Norton was elected to
l. the office of mayor Tuesday.
Some of those persons who were put
up for nomination in the CAUCUS did
e not run like scared wolves"
" II il had not been Tor the fight for
the office OF constable there would
have been no excitement AT all.
: The price of peaches will not be
70 "out of sight" this year. There will
be fair crop ii nothing happens.
il. DR.. W. j. Montgomery Of Weir City
n attempted suicide last week by taking
5. the morphine route, lut hc failed.
" Tarrence Conner has purchased the
r. property OH the northeast corner vi
in ChOuteau avenue aud Cedar street.
=, Will we celebrate Memorial day
u this year in the good old way? II Sc,
it is about time TO talk the matter up.
g. With good cane fishing poles selling
re at live cents each it is cheaper To buy
"a them than 10 cut the historical syca-
more.
ma Local fishermen are having q picnic
No these fine days. Several nice strings
w. of fish have been caught during the
+. last few days.
The Australian ballot law will not
-, 20 into effect until November, 1894,
I.s but will govern all elections, state,
in county and city.
G. II is of the most vital importance
that every citizen attend the railroad
Il. meeting ut the city hall this (Satur-
IS day. evening at s 80 o'clock.
A This town Is becoming overstocked
with providing CANNES. The number
should be reduced about SO per cent
ISIS aud then there would be enough LETT.
he -
be One of the New York dailies
ut charges, and gets it too, 5000 for u
single insertion of full page adver-
,;rant Think nf that va local nd.