Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-08-26

chant. aud others wishing space in II
for advertising we say, leave orders at
once. Three thousand copies will he
ISSUED each morning during the week.
II will he seen therefore that the Re-
union Daily News will be an excel
leni advertising medium. Try it.
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Sc'ool will begin on September IL.
Have your name enrolled for the
Reunion Daily News.
Read the ad. Of the Joplin business
College in annthpr column.
Pu, mp the flags and bunting Mon
day morning and let 'er wave.
The sidewalk along the north side
of the Baxter bank was completed
Thursday.
The stand men are working night
and day getting their stands at Camp
Logan in shape.
Baxter Springs certainly looks pretty
lively these days. Baxter is preparing
TO take running start.
The merry. round has been rum
ming every evening and the children
are in their glory thereof.
a mule 90 hands high and weighing
l.S00 pounds will be on exhibition in
the city during the reunion.
Several important real estate deals
are on the tapis and great many
prospective buyers are in the city.
Baxter Springs now has two cab
lines, a bus line and hack line rum
nin. between town and the depot.
G.. w. Daniels has on exhibition ut
his office in the News block cas-
tor bean stalk 20 feet long and 10
inches in circumference.
The September term of the district
court will convene in Columbus on
Wednesday. September 6. Several
Baxter people will attend.
Camp Logan has been inhabited all
this week by gang OF w0rkmen, who
are clearing things up and making
solne important improvements.
The stand men at Camp Logan evil
ienily expect TO do Il good business
during the reunion, judging from the
way they are fixing up their stands.
The coal strike is not yet settled.
NJ. L. Walters, the big.mouthed blalh-
crskiie, and a lot Of the coal miners,
who are Foreigners, are still making
trouble.
The presses in the News job depart
ment are now supplied with power.
Bring IN your orders for job work and
they will be promptly filled. Salts.
faction guaranteed.
The Cherokee Strip will be opened
for settlement on Saturday, Septem-
her 16, at noon. There will be grand
rush fnr claims as over 100000 people
are campcd on i,s bortlers.
The ordinance OF baptism was adj
miuisicred on Tuesday afternoon to
Mrs. Chas. Capiio by Ed. Cantrcll Of
the Christian church. The ceremony
was performed ut Spring river.
The old reunion war whoop "Oh,
Joe, here's your mule" will have a pc
cnliar Significance next week because
of the fact that The largest mule in the
world will be on exhibition ut Camp
Logan.
To persons having friends who will
be unable to attend the reunion we
say, send them the Reunion Daily
News. 1t costs only l5 cents for the
entire week and will contain full ac-
counts OF all that happens.
w. A. Mclean, the fruit tree man,
has on exhibition at the Capt. Price
hotel a peach which weighs 11H
ounces. 1t was raised by W. A. Mar
tin of Parsons. The tree on which 1t
grew was purchased from Mr.. Nc
Lean and he is of course very proud
Oft.
Prof. Pliny E. Goddard, late OF
Indiana and a graduste Of Earlham
College, has been selected as principal
Of tue Lowell Polytechnic Institute.
Mr.. Goddard has been teaching IN
Indiana the past ear and comes high
" recommended. The News wishes
him success in his new field.
Anderson Mitchell and Dave Bum,
two youths of color, were arrested
Sunday for trying to take girl from
an ebony-hucd gentleman from the
country. Bum paid his fine and was
released, while Mitchell elected TO
board at Hotel dc Arnold In C0lum-
bus, better kno win as the county jail.
r T., (,ilIfnorp WIN lives on Five