Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-06-17
A SUMMARY OF KANSAS EVENTS.
Cultivate the Orchard.


Inese are the months when the
farmer 10 most likely to lose control OF
MS orchard. The corn Held ana the
garden make heavy demands ut TINS
time ana IL Is TOO common u custom 10
gave all the labor 10 !hese ana iet the
orchard 60. The weeds come ana take
control. They appropriate the water
and food elements OF the SOIL. Ihey
cause the ground 70 become hard ana
packed. By July the worst possible
evaporation condifions prevail dry
not atmosphere, a heayy' drawing crop
OF weeds, nara, baked sou, Inc nor
experiment station saws:
Do not allow the orchard TO suffer under these
conditions. Give IL thorough cultivation. Keep
mulch OF loose soil on the surface 70 retara
plowing under IN occasional crop OF rye, cow
peas or SOY beans. The latter two are nitrogen
nxers and viii increase the available nitrogen
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Bright Elected GRAND Master.
Balloting in the various I. o. o. F.
lodges throughout the state for grand
lodge officers has been completed. Rev.
John A. Bright, of Topeka, was elected
~, 10
year, .. w. haueney, Vi "eiir"g.or'
VII oe %eputy sisnu nas'el' ~ " p '''
y, tope@s' e.anu 'fo"suler' anu W. -
Drown, VI mug nun, rePfeSen'a'ive "
'ne ssahu iousc' NJ r. W. hc.' .. 20 n 10,
eie''ou so''o,"'y. MS 5000" 20 800.
per year. "A grea. "cai VI INTEREST
was 'hanlies'eu IN sne contest ior M ,ne
creo.'on y. al oau s ..,oms nIno. nno
p,op s". ...a ,s eI,,' ''ous" W very
jury H ne'lesea s'ranse s'1ry.
oharles Marsn was vas acgul.'eu ~ .ne
instruct court u. ia,es Ccn'er Vi our
sH,s sso ~ o.no "s'
LAST wih'er N"rsh anu ano,nei man
VIM eSo"peu' we.e '"usn ~ ioo1'nE .n'
s,ole W. on t ~. m..neoS s, r.. H -as n u
eiaieu '"a' "o s"ppo'es me .p"n LIZ.
wae 'he Piopiie.oi VI '"e ''o,e' '."'
ne was mere ior t'e parpose .. osy lug :
oiii VI soous a.u ,"a' "u .ooA vi MS
abla story be stucl. IN and the iprv
found him not puiltv.
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This Is nm Odd suit.
Az Lawrence some months ago sam
Auker visited ms ola iriehd' sam Ellis
merchant Inc latter ordered
quantity Oh WINE 10 drink put through
strange accident the liquid proved 10
De concentrated I'VE instead OF WINE
ana caused MI. Auker ueath. IN, Inc
Gov s,o ooo dam,ras alle@;ng gross
NEGLIGENCE ON his mart
Will Open Up the Fight.
1t was said that Clay Center and
Wellington Will join hands IN the
movement to have the asylum contest
reopened. The report was that Attor-
ney General GODDARD would hold that
the appointment oil the locating com
i'.ce " III. i'cu'cIan' so'si"v. anu
tne speaker having o'en innue peicre
tne law was puoiishe' IN .he oinciai
state Paper' ID irregular anu 'iereiore
Voio'
He Stopped the Eiopement.
w. 7. Anderson, an old and promi-
nent farmer near Scdgwick, shot Mark
Quigley with heavy charge OF buck
shot' Vuigiey was wouhoeu IN tne leg
and arm and may lose part Oh ms hand.
Vuigiey mas o wiie ana TWO chiiaren'
put separated rom them ana was IN
love with Andersons lA-year-oid
daughter with whom ne was planning
70 elope. .
Would Fuse ON the Old Terms.
Inc democrats OF Lyon county sent
message 70 the repnohcans proposing
fusion. The repuniicans sent WORD
Dack that they heartily concnrrea' ana
proposed the same terms heretofore
given them oy the popuiists-that Is
that the republicans name all candl-
.,t,o,
III. . n.o.nss a ~o, .s 8 ~. ,,a,
ssp .s -, 49, " ."-. N ~ S S
en. VI , :ns y yy IL 49,,
y, Ns - - 80.
irom the practice Oh law. MOTIFS was
AGAINST him were that he accented fees
or rewards for the dismissal OF liouor
cases
NJ. o...s..a. r.,.
A.,ornsv Gsnarai Godard ,vos inves-
.,ca,;na tIa cond;,;or ., afF.;rs in tho
vicinity Of Galena and in the mining
district with the intention Of oommenc-
ing criminal action against some of
the trusts which are said to be attempt
ing to secure foothold there.
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cor,raI Rr.rch fsi;s.orri Pacific,
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