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that = NJ. ~ssarv o. replace . sns,hed top
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Nor. ,asl. rf.ms, Tot the Bristol go Be.,.

Br'srut ian : mo second and last spu.
sisuu rut ~ steel ANGLE frames frr the bon
of the Dr. -tul cap defender arrived here tbi,
morning tom phrnIvile. ps lhev oars
over the same route ~ th. cons eminent on
time u tha shipment YESTERDAY The create
part - tho anal" irons are large. and IN fact
somewhat latger than those received On
SATURDAY.. although there are some Of smaller
breadth " web and faces tveTy piece j.
Dubbed along the edges. tie largest hulhs
about ~ pieces Of frames There tIe many
deck beams ion the lot from 20 ~ ~ feet lous
" soon - the ansles were stalled loo fNe
railroad ward th"y we're removed 20 the shop
Whst. the boar 4. being bult
Ihs A. "fip'h The plat" was adjusted
20 the lead h"el after haVtus uudsrguIr
retiring YESTERDAY FyerNfhlng IL 80 well
IN hand nov thar ~ - agreed hat when tho
Job ~ framing begins on thursday th- amid
ships section will Doe framed up IN 4 hurry.
vet the ends NJ N" boat will be carried uuf
much slower dr ~" connections Win TIE hut'-
at a." uy-rraug frames 'ik- q longer time
To finish II Would not be suTptls ng Il the
designer had tir ,rHff ready foT launching
arou' April % instead ~ the middle ~ NAV
"a. Clauk ~ the machinery cutting ~ tie
riugs ont with the I'D familiar sounds when
cup defenders are under construction az tho
Herreshor.
The foundry where the fittings for the boat
are being turIed out l., practically speaking.
hummiug wth bus mes. Nearly all the
castings for the new boat will be- made there
The capacity ~ the plant, sHsI ~ " 'prear-
l. such that I wHs a comparative easy task
20 mold the keel plates a few weeks ago The
lob was So successful that other work was
undertaken and now Clrat-. block hooks and
many other things are piled about the fOor,
fresh from the UoNlds
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Tw,ly. teams were scheduled 10 roll sir scheduled
games In the Bank clerks 1ournan,n, at Reid =
alleys last night but the Hanuver, Mechanics ana
Traders. Mount Morris and Manhattan Company
players 'alrd TO sppeat and two contests, which wei.
irclarcd Oh, viii be rolled later IN the season. Tho
scores
National Rank NJ the Republic Linz, lsS Bur
hsnnlra SO Meredith, "a douglass, ib7 Hsrii,
r,s Ni Ht&s. Is, N Es%pc o .' G;.n, e, rs '% fo,s Ss as1
SECOND GAME
,st Rohu. ia. Freed, 10 Booth. AZ lo,si, M "
Importers ami lIad,rs, National BANK Gilmour.
~: SeAyer "a Nrrl, iSs MckennA. 1871. Renu.
10 1otai, 20
) + MorgAn 4 Go stokes. 50 Hamilton. 80
whitney. w iors'man. loS McNicoi, i7o, Total,
hudson River Rank Pohsmlus. N, Go.,,. vi.
llrklry. IA. johnson, ~ Abrahhms, "a. Total.
FOURTH CANE.
Ist. pan, RiagSir'sS7 'oI. t.pi:n; 40 Clarke
-, ON Wri'tr' ,cS '' rlcfar T.' iss W S%%H'i ~ ffnltiss',,
The R~roado,, rsnk ouln,e, TOPPED n. hlrh .cor.
rrc'td ~ ne nI%"tI'n hsns Clerks, loHrnsmtnt
burg team on even terms With the Franklin Trust
Tor SECOND rri'' me .coit.
broad~sy lnnh M%%i'msn i.n' Green - san
d', Manila n%I S,ai9T. lrG n.t N SG%S1r' 100 i.o pa P,ass @t
IL. Nuyes H.: "hltlock, ldo Ryder. 1873 Total.
STu
Manufacturer. iifrusi NaftearA. 1879 Paddock.
rs. Noyrs, l?l WhitlocN, lS4. ny dsr, III. Total.
People. Rank Forfeited
dali. ~ Schnsder is,. Schsiief. POO rc',i AZ
People . Bank Forfeited.
The carroll p,tk whr,lmen o~u,cla,s.d the Royal
Afcanum aud defender Nhtelm,n IN last night :
series 1.-THE Long Island association G't rling clubs
tournament IN IN, second gam. the Royal Area
numi,rS l~al the Defenders p, on, Iolnt III, scurtS
FIRST CAMP
PAtbll park " Spelran. la'. II. Deg,nhart,
~ Wash. 20, Hail-n' i7J. j Dtsen6ar,, ~ 10
tsl, Apt
nl.l A1tcengm ", Jcs,ghs 80 G,.y.. $50.
nSs,l A.''9a% lo,oEn, ~ shannon IS,
'.S Schis,man. " Mickeis. 2S Total. sss
Defender " s;tg.t ~ w,ldn,r. ,s.. Perry.
los Srnlrsmsu. 100 Mlckles. lu1 Total. Is.
CartuL F,dk v S'tlInan. y nteenhhr,. le4
Nash, -" Nat'n, 80 = pes'rAari, 100 Total,
SOS
The casino 'ogruswtni was resumed at siacks
alleys IN Monday ulsht The scores
~ sun" MI. ~ IAN RaaS. -. Mi. aH'p iss' roS's s So Hsh''
i~A,en>wood Team Va 1 s%hhlS.y, ia lnsfam.
lA3 -schm.n. IA holmS'rom. isa Couch. ia4 To
IA. az.
l.s Hctli ~ h,ao. las hr,l n. ToMl. 7ss.
lof ri',', 10 Monaghan ~: Total 500.
queenstown saei il; Got,ir. 200 Rlu.nhou,..
i'f I.su Morgan 49, do''i 500,
IA Schmltt, iso. Holm Siron, l5s Coucn, lss To
tai. 7I
Score. Of ss7 and ga. rolled BY s,Arre,, and Cord
nef, respectively, did no, ave ths jersey Gty team
irom ioans IN, third Athlete Leasu. ram, played
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The New York \ e hocR"v team defeated
the - Nicholas team Ht tho ~ Nicholas
Rink ln-t night NV . goals ~ o Tho gam.
was rather q tame one and the victors could
have made their scor" much larger II they
had tried to do Q The 50 Nicholas team
w1s rather q weak one II was made up
chiefly ~ substitutes. several OF the regular
PLAYERS being al The first goal was scored
hv Howard twenty seconds after the game
had started Fifteen minutes later Howard
scored agaln. shooting Ill" puck from n rather
difficult angle Thirty seconds after this
goal NnVaTd made hi4 third goal In the
scored He made \ brilliant shot from nearly
the crrtTc u ths rink The teams lined ny
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Las, nights games IN the Arlington Nstos.l
League resulted as follows

Zenith krsmf. '42 j, Sanders. iss: Trottsf. las:
Strnir.. 'aI n Sanders, lt3 Total. 7b7.
American oW' Nlchtermhnn. i5s Gurrer, lea.
Filter, $50 Hermann, ~ Bramhall. 20. Total. 7S6.
SFtONp GAME
Zenith khemf. lSe e. sanders, as. Trotter, Ibp
Sieud-l. 'a'. " SANDERS. 1877 Total. ISL.
American oW Nlrhtermsun. 80 Lspple. Ies
Filter. 49,. Hermann. ~ Hfamhall, lsl. Total, 7pn.
IHtltp GAME
Zenith Ratmf 1911. 4. sanders. ii5. Tro,ter, is7.
Siendsl. 'sh. II Sanders. 10. Total, 7si.
American owl NIchiermann. 81, LApple, IA;
KoebIef, 49,. Hermann, 40. h%ramhall, lh. Total
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New York \ g 1 81 Nicholas Y c.. % GoalS
Howard, y frnWI ck
The Henley school hockey team having
q few dates open. would like to arrange with
som, good teams Address charles I Earl,
manager. I"r'ev School. Ryerson street.
Brooklyn
Tho Crescent, Athletic and the Brooklyn
skating Iuhs sill meet for the first time this
season m y league championship hockey
game. A. the Clermout av"nu. RINK Ia Brooklyn
Tt-tt.FNT
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' is.r |. \ WuNsurut = On f,ut
,mI vuaA I,syLe Iu which NrWstk,
ftsr# .Nusd>IGe, llEShsih. Iaitf
Re l, boo, z Ne pan Is carried out. com
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In u. North Side League series last nj Oh, a, Pumps
alleys the brunAdHles defeated the Clafemont Ia two
~ the games The score,
INST IA
Csremoni-G. Fields. l47, u. Fields, isi Leon
hardt. $50 Blanchard. i7s. Weisksr, l1 roel.
7os.
Nronidal.-RAlL, ii4 Buell.. iS Rsyuolds il6.
Ferhsf. lf5. Hers. ls7. Total. SO.
-, bND sANR.
ClAremont-G Fields. lis II. Zelda la: Leon
hardI. $50. blanchard. isS. Wsi,ssr, lss. Tonl.
7Jp.
Hron,d.l.-Rall ie': Buell.. ,os, Reynolds. iiH
ferbeT. $50 Hers. $50. Total. 700.
THIRD ZANE.
C.femont-G. Fields. ls2, Il. Ftelds. isA Loon.
h.rd,. III blanchard, 1919 Wei'k.r. $50, Total.
7e2.
Frrbef. l& HERS. 100. Total, 7sJ.
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Racing AZ New Orleans.

Npw ORLEANS. Ian s--ro-day was tho
Anniversary of the battle OF New Orleans, and
To- celebrate the occasion IN an Appropriate
manner. the Crescent CITY Jockey club
offered tho Jackson Handicap 10 was at
a mile and a quarter. valued al 81. ooO, and
was the fourth on ths card OF the i've
carded o. start, four accepted. Strangest.
the local owned horse. was made the favor
IT, at even money, while Een chance was a
popular second Chotcc. with Monk Waymau
supported by the people who bet on him
every umc he starts Monk was first away
and led he t"'d t9r awhile. closely attended
DIVE 10y a head from Mouk wavmau The
latter stopped a. the bead II the stretch.
but w.th the courage Of q bulldog he came
aga,n, and lat the race been a ~. further
poor third Judging by. the cheers that
greeted Ben chance a. he CRnterei back
to tho judges stand after tho race, his vtc-
tory mus, have been a very popular one
summaries
IN, na;,mons %l'fmM Gs'.; ~ w,ntr;
and even. ana . sH'i s'P T, n,'" is ,;nsi., ",fniIiGd' i ii t%
az might Night. lhlerS and Rushntld' also
second Rac--sl, furlong rmisre 100 lCoch.
ran, y tu 20 aud out, Won W,,dcman, ~ o,hrsn.
ilg,iSG I ara TSs : :" 'r'2SS sn. s1'i End 9'I1. 20" M W. 1r
"iRtrd Rae, seven furi"nss- i"raise. vs. Won.
To- "S' ! and Z !" : ,sS,ad II Ftd "%s sg"'Hi iiIp.so; ,r,rS
lime. y: Shut p. sue johnson. Tom Gilmore.
Tea town, Educate and lt,yhtir Is also TAR.
Fourth kAce- Jackson Handicap purse 5000.
TOT three year olds ana INV ara. one mile aud a quar-
ter Ken Chance. lU2 Hb'Itienl. h. : and : ~ ~.
won Monk Whvnan. il6 Dale. q to = and q 60 s.
sscnnd. Slrsugest. lie ltochfani. lhird. Time.
- Gepfs' lee al.n ran
fi'fh Race seven t%lflongs H,nsdhls, "a Won
derby. sto ! ana to l. won Nacir Mare. o. Weber.
10 10 S and 9 to S. second benny burS, ~ Lyme.
third Time. 81 Munumctnist. Aiuh, Brown
YAH Good >!sut Mr. hroofwood and Corallo also
ran
SlAih Race ~, and , half turlungs varto. lOI
Dale. sto and To- ; won f'ceiVlng, ioT Walsh,
even and > H. :. srcond. lad lIayuan, N lSlaes.
tulti lime. l.a's rtamllshush, Waierplaut.
DsnrlA. Menace and G-utgIr Gardner also ran.
Inc following are the tatiles for 10 moros
ilti Race Selling. one mile Porter Il. % Bean.
% Menace. o. Egyptian Prince. ~ cray DAILY,
10? Gracious. IOS Valdez, lns
Secnnd larr SlS flfpngN Choice, W. pi'one.
CASttur. 100. The burlington Route. 10
Third RACE Stccplrchact Handicap short cufsc
Clara hr,nr. l3u bon Cat-uclo. 1872 - lslpl. w.,
Violet Parsons, llS.
Fourth Rae. Handicap. mile ana IN. .lghth
SafilIR, ~. raCsmAktt ~ Annoy, 100 Adnttus.
lO7 Locust NossnU. lWs
Firh NAcr Selling, seven 'uflouss Banica. lus.
Farmland. lni. Iull' ". luS. SpuIs. 'n7 HARDLY
lOu. Ngft,tof. 40 Dcpruan. lu4 Pam Ward. 'c5
le, 4r0th. lu7 Col. Cassidy. ~ HaUdcuT. no.
Island Prince. no.
SIKH RACE selling ono mIr ~ Moran, "
star Cotton. ~ Old lON 'ul phIiIAs. lOl bona
tun. l01 Blocker, ll Fat Garrett, 100 h'anA, los.
Caudl.hlacE, lu4 rcti Naitr". lu3 Inclc lhll, lol,
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The 'rlentals, Siandar + and llnvoocs wtn ana
~, one game each IL the columbia lestus a. Sehlus-
sings alleys las, night Ihe scores:
TIRSr GAMR.
Oriental L.hneli. les snI 10, ioi oss,. 10; Mi.
lrr. lSl. Meier @us Total, So
%Stsniafd koehltr. u.s. Thompson. III: Tobin,
'@ w'@'n, iSt Spencer. 1870 Total 'Ss
S~iAntsfd-koenler. las. Thompson, iB, Tobin.
~ Allison. '7a WynHn. la total, si4
linwoot Schult, 100 Brennan, l4S levine. la;
Dow ntS. las. ! ndale. lI5. Total. 755.
Oriental e. I,nn.ri. rs smith, II" o.u. i";
Linwcof Schui, les brennan. iss; levine. 100:
DoSne'. - Ilndale, ~ Total. 81"
Tie Golden Rods defeated tn. Americas In two
" The three National League games at stars Alley
last night. Inc score
Ia fck. ~" Schr"tiri. 2n3 Total, sM.
yM%:nc" E";4," r;S, ";sg'r, g css.s. 'o';
~ SfCdS% GAMp
Golden Rod nglmas.n "a Arnold. 90 Yos,.
America Huthltf. "a Weber. "a Cooh.,
49, Manners. i3' Prudential. 100 Total. 7ss,
Golden Rod Dornngen. 22,. Arnold, ia yosi.
as Fck. 100 S@rhrpstrt. ~. Total. gI&
America huehIrr "a Wehhtr, ilsi Cooke. ~.
Manners. 100 Prudential, 1871 Total. 7S.
Two SCORES above Tie BOO marx were rolled By the
HvpctlonS IA the Harlem League tournament at
Ihum a kaAlsiorfs alleys last night The scores:
IIENl bNNH
Hyperion Hermann le> Nchlstt ~ MscKsn.
ne. ~ IrCh'r ~. IUsht $50 Total, aas
central Park Roll, ~ HAlght. lb7. Snale. i<i:
Luce. go Dun. l7o Iorsi, 81
SECOND ,,AIT
central rNrk Roll. ifl li6ighi, $50. Snale. i7s,
Luce. ~ pur ~ 1otnl. 800
New uo'hcle min. la7 carpenter. $50: sio,t.
Iin Ne SO. ~ West. Isl. Total, 900.
1uiHp CAMP
Hyperion Hermann ~ Schl.,t. las MsoKsn.
'\,~' I5ochcl, Smih, iGa' C.rp.n,n. 10: sion.
i7O HcvtS, ~ West. 40 Total, ss
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billiards

Two games We're played last night ~ the
Kui. hrTho'krr \ ~ ~" \. \. Z handicap
billiard tournament In class y AT li-inch
hslk une v Il Hracken. ia. defeated 4 VI
De Lev. no. by the score of no to y Ia
class : N straight rail william g Hewitt,
So, defeated Rrr' cole, -. Nv the ~Cor" ~ 80
to On The games scheduled for Tonight
arc class \ A. straight rail. ~ + 4 Brau-
uei~. iUo. against Joseph Sttner, 100 William
ralc,. lnu. against / Jr-"p. ~
ora 4, Mo~rnlngstHr. the protes@ of w iZard"
Schs.fcr, and Leonard HOwison. the Cana
diau. will meet tonight at palv'- academy
aud post their money for the $500 challenge
match at bslk line they are 20 play on Feb. II.
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rVRESr >PORtISG TALK.
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tnuH f0 40 . sIH

H.. .sss i--tf-ssiss. Fs--
sfs ~ fs~ Nss s-i- -
tssss- fss-' 90 stss'
90 HHa 49, fFs~sfss
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F..g I,fr' ,.T vas.f1strn ftvint covn<is
wei. ihs| .fr.' s.Hff. sur'tu ~ a. hsfts IN N.
N...a.N I.g" . N.HH.H. sub tuufnAmsnt lsss
81 s.' trf fhs ~ 'mf Hus gained TO Vieiors,.
lilo sHHfss
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Scores 81 ss7 and ga. rolled by S,Arreti and Cord
hef, respectively, did no, ave the jersey Ciy team
from loans The third Athletic League game played
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H.It.. E.I .r ifstt 20 gtsa. is
.... .f '.f.f. 900 |u'sI -
...H FL" rsN Nssr Ips Papplsr.s.
.. .. afa .. "..s 1870 turffsI. ~ fosl.
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ou.r plonship match one h.ndrsd liv, s''d' zach
th.TV .HFts Ttr

~su-cp,nst, r.-ntyr nv, 0'rd' SO entrance. bird
EXTRA
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N~r..ustr fr ns .r.. D'ttmsf ~ Sor,
fl. TOSS - M,NIavsy. a. WAtsthury. la To
ia. r.
l.,,t ,usu.. : y Arneh.rg. ~ iA,sro
vit.N So Thomas Anderson. r. 'S O-st. III,
Nsllp. - lutAt. 1si
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The casino tournament was tesuned at Stfack :
allrvs IN Monday NIGHT The sof.s
FIRST GAAF
SunwIcs Team No. ! f. re chenteTg. iS9, Rlehl.
las lior,l. l6t bahb. 20. hfell. 80. Total. 7sO.
Ra,rnSwoud Team No I Shhrhey, iss, ing am.
lA5 schmidt. IA holmStTum. ls3 Couch, ia To
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23
PROCLAMATION.

Thursday, Nov. %, having been
designated as a day of Thanksgiv.
ing apd prayer, I hereby request all
citizens of this city to meet at the
Methodist church where union SER
vices will be held at II o'clock a. m.
or at some other place of worship
and return thanks for benefits re-
ceived. We have been bountifully
blessed with high prices If not with
big crops.
And do further order all city Of
ficials and other sinners to cease
from card playing, crap shooting
horse racing, turkey shooting or
other sinful games between the
hours of II a. m. and 2 p. m. on that
day.
And the police department will see
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23
Was Accidentally Killed Monday
While Duck Hunting.
A SAD AND DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT.
No Blame Attached to Anyone-His Companion Deeply
Grieved Over the Affair.

tanned penetrated just below the
groin on the left side and ranged
upward. Lickiss exclaimed. THAT
Gun Shot Mew Pointer immediate.
ly turned the boat around and
rowed back to the landing with
Lickiss. He fastened the boat and
ran up to Mr.. Black's house and In.
formed the latter of the accident.
Mr.. Black hastened to the boat
while Pointer went after a doctor.
He got DR.. English and returned
with him to the boat landing, but
before their arrival Lickiss had
died. The femoral artery was shot
in two and Lickiss had bled TO
death.
The body was removed to Har.
vey's undertaking rooms, where 1t
was prepared for burial.
Coroner English deemed an in
quest unnecessary, as the affair was
clearly accidental.
Len Pointer is one of the very
best young colored men in town
and is deeply grieved over the af.
fair. No blame is attached to him,
however. 1t was just simply one of
those things that just happen so;"
the uncertainty of life.
Geo. Lickiss was twenty-five
years, nine months and eleven days
of age, and was highly respected
young man.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon, conducted by Rev.
A. Cullison of the Fret NJ. E.
church. after which the remains
were inferred in the Baxter GENE.
terry.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23

Miss Mary Hileman entertained
that crazy Neosho river camping
crowd Thursday night at her home
Eve miles west of town, and twas
just simply awful the way that
crowd carried On. The cider and
apples IN the cellar were made away
with and an elegant luncheon,
served at 1880 o'clock, was simply
ruined. And old man Hileman
stayed up until away In the nnorniu'.
He just had AZ good a time ne any
body. And then II rained, too, and
Il was early enough when the
crowd went home. The push was
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L.
Smith, Misses Rebecca Hartley,
Maggie Hartley, Myrtle Hodgkihs,
Creta Peters, Mary Hilemau and
Park Hartley, Harry Hartley, Byrd
Willard and Carl Hileman.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23

"That Gun Shot Mew Those were
the words uttered by Geo. Lickisa
Monday morning about $50 o'clock,
when he received an accidental gun
shot wound. And they were his last
words.
Monday morning Geo. Lickissl
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Lickiss
living on North Military street, met
Len Pointer. a young colored man
on the street and suggested going
duck hunting. Pointer said he had
some work to do in the afternoon
and said he was afraid he would
not be back in time. Lickiss guar.
anteed they would be back by noon,
however, go Pointer agreed to go.
They secured their guns and went
to VIM. Black's boat landing, where
Lickiss had a boat. Getting into
the boat, Lickiss began to row, but
in few moments asked Pointer to
row awhile. Their guns were lying
across the two loose seats in
the boat, and when Pointer took
the oars Lickiss sat down on the
seat in the back end of the boat.
He picked up his gun and held it
across his lap. This left Pointers
gun lying across the seats. When
Pointer began to row his seat fell
down, letting the gun fall onto the
bottom of the boat. The gun, one
of the zulu" kind, and single
barrel affair. struck on the hammer
which struck the plunger. The
plunger in that kind of a gun rests
against the cap of the cartridge.
The cartridge was discharged and
the load of No. 5 shot which it con-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23

Miss Amelia Bischofsberger en-
tertained q party of her friends last
Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kelly Carmichael. Games
were played, refreshments were
served and general good time was
had. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Patton, Misees Rosine
Simpson, Jessie Smith. Lleveiis
Estabrook, Bertha Quigg, Cora
Mullen and Wm. Leach.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23

Mrs. T. Briddleman of Parshall-
vile, Mich, was troubled with salt
rhenm for thirteen years and had
tried several doctors without relief.
After two applications of Ban.
ner Salve, her hands became better
and in q short time she was entire
ly. cured. Beware of limitations.
For sale by A. r. Kane.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23

A surprise and farewell party waa
given Monday night to Mise Minnie
Stone at her home seuth Of town
Games were played, music rendered
refreshments served and q good
time had.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23

Robert Milne's big new shredder
10 very busy these days. Mr..
Milne 10 feeding about 1000 head oi
cattle and besides feeding them on
shredded fodder he is feeding large
quantities of cotton seed meal,
FMr. Milne keeps large force Of
me at work.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23

John Alsenz, living near Neutral
had the misfortune TO have his leg
broken just above the ankle on Tues
day morning of last week. Mr.. AL
SEM caught his foot on a mud
scrape on the porch, and fell. BE
10 II years of age, but 10 getting
along nicely.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23

Dr.. r. C. Wear of Baldwin, Kan,
arrived in town this week, and occu-
pies tIie Office rooms foaperly occu-
pied BY DR.. c. n. Joass. His family
oceuPiss the Carney residence on
East Sheridan. d.. Wear comes
.hiRhiycrecomended.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-23

&. X. Brown aud wife of Eldora
Iowa, arrived in Baxter Wednesday
evening to visit their son, Kenneth
and Mrs. Be sister, MTs. Gaines
They are accompanied by Rolls
Rovce of Eldora