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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-09-19

Two More Routes Out Of Baxter
Springs October IS.

| SphmSo VCtOD0T hSs
October 18th two more rura
routes will be in operation out o.
Baxter Springs. They will be Nos
2 and 8. just who the carriers will
be is not known.
Route No. 2 will run as follows:
Beginning at the postoffice in Bax
ter and running south to the Hun
ter corner, ~ miles.
West to Rakestraw corner IL
mile.
South past the Hardscrabble
schoolhouse to the Chas. Bluejac'
ket corner, 4 miles.
West to the Crawfish corner, ~
mile.
South to the Catholic church, cor.
~ mile.
West to the Charters corner, ~
miles.
South to the Osborne corner, 1ss
miles.
East on Quapaw line to McKin.
zie corner, ~ mile.
South to Baptiste corner, IN
miles.
West past Peoria schoolhouse to
the Peery corner, I mile.
North to the Quapaw Mission
corner, 81 miles.
East to the Tousey corner, ~ mile.
West to Milne corner, 1 mile.
North to Thomas corner on state
line, 2 miles.
North and east to postoffice, IN
miles.
Total length of route, "a miles.
On this route there are los houses
with population of 400.
ROUTE NO. 3 WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Beginning at postoffice and rum
ming south to River street, thence
east to Willard corner, IL miles.
North to Hedges corner, ~ miles.
East and north to Lowell postof-
fee, mile.
East Y mile.
South to Won Wedell corner, 2
miles.
East to Brown corner, 81 miles.
South and east to Sapp corner, /
mile. East and southeast, passing
Jesse Smiths, to hurry corner, l
mile.
South to Cooper corner, q mile.
West, north and west to Baker
corner, q mile.
South to Ewers corner, Is mile.
Southwest, angling and follow
ing Five Mile creek to Newman cor
ner, l1a miles.
Northwest to Harrison corner, q
mile.
North, crossing state line to Walk
enshaw corner, IL miles.
West, passing Negro church to
Daniels corner, l mile.
North to Love, west and north to
Pence corner, mile.
West to era wford, and north to
Star school house, l mile.
North and west to postoffice, q
miles.
Total length of route, 221a miles.
Number of houses on route, l03
Alp.
When the latter route 10 put in
Oct. Is, the Star Route
from Varck to Lowell will be dis
continued and Lowell will be served
with pouch mail from Baxter
Springs.
The establishment of these routes
is the direct and hard work of the
rural route committee of the COM
club Other routes will be
laid out and petitioned for just az
fast az is feasible and consistent. |
The esta blishment of these routes
at this time will be big thing for
the PATRONS Of the routes, who can
stay at home when the weather is
inclement and get their mail any
way.
The annual meeting of the vim
cent C. L. s. c. was held On Friday
last at the residence of Mrs. Conner,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-09-19

Miss frankie Daniels entertained
at progressive whist Thursday
night. The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Carney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aathur Carney, Miss Mable
Hanback,, Miss Helen Stewart, Miss
Jessie Cooper, Miss Gay Chew.
Messrs. T. c. Moore, ]. ]. Bulger, w.
S. Macdonald, C. L. Opperman,
welby Morrison and Maj. EC. VIM
cent. Miss Stewart won the prize. I
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-09-19
RESOLUTIONS.

L
At the last meeting of Baxter
Post, G. A. R., held last Saturday
evening the following resolutions
were passed:
Whereas, The 22nd annual reun-
ion of the Interstate Reunion AZ.
sociation lately held at this place
being a week of continuous enjoy.
ment and pleasure to all the old
soldier boys of the Grand Army of
the Republic, who were in attend.
ance, together with their families.
friends and neighbors, from near
and far; therefore be it.
Resolved, BY Baxter post, No, l23,
G. A. R., that by this manner We
publicly express our appreciation
of and our thanks to the officers of
the association for their able and
satisfactory management thereof,
with but one exception; and be 1t
further
Resolved, That we hereby tender
to Director Chas. L. smith vote of
thanks for the able manner, his
courteous treatment, and the many
favors, kindnesses and considera-
tions to the members of this Post
and their families, and to their
auxiliary, the w. r. c., No. go, of
this city and that we furnish to the
said Chas. L. Smith a copy of this
action Republication in his BAx-
TER SPRINGS NEWS, together with
the detailed report of the work of
the w. r. c., az made to THE post.
HEADQUARTERS BAXTER w. r. C.
No. 259.
CAMP LOGAN, Aug. 81 to Sept. 4, 1903
Number of Corps entertained dur
ing reunion, II.
Number of members. 447.
Corps from Kansas. 10.
Corps from Missouri, 6.
Corps from Indian Territory (Mi-
amD1.
Number of mem bers from Kan
sas corps 300.
Number of members from Mis-
souri corps 120.
Number of members from Ter
ritory corps "a.
Soldiers entertained, 125.
Friends entertained, 30.
Total number entertained, 622.
ALICE G. CARTER,
DONNA NJ. NICHOLAS,
ANNIE NJ. BAKER,
Reception Committee.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-09-19

Of Rally Day Entertainment at the
Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing at O'Clock:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-09-19
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
PROGRAM

Meet every Saturday evening in Cooks
hall. ED. GAINES, clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-09-19

DR.. C. ]. Morrow of Kansas City
visited his brother, T. ]. Morrow, in
Baxter this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

The cast of The Tenderfoo'" is an.
doubtetly one ~ the strongest and most
expensive on tour. and n inclues Some %
the best known artists IN the oporatIn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
NO TROLLEY
Line NO
VOTES
Residents OF LinoIaumvIIIe Re-.
fuse TO Vote Because Of Re.
fusa|of Transportation Facilities

New York. Oct 5.--There Is one COM
result Of the election with equanimity
and that is Linoleumville. S. /. A ma
Jority of the voters there refused to vote
at all because they Charged that the po-
litical leaders OF both big parties had
been equally indifferent IL not inimical
to them in refusing TO compel an exten
sion OF the trolley system to the village.
Linoleumyile Is only ten miles from the
battery. hut IL takes longer 10 go there
from Manhattan borough than il does to
go to Washington from Baltimore. The
quickes ST possible time is two hours and
half
For the last seven years Inhabitants
of the village have pleaded with urged
and threatened the trolley company in
an attempt TO make IL extend a branch
to Linoleumville. but as often as they
pleaded. urged and threatened have been
put off with false promises. Therefore,
10 get even with the political bosses of
both parties the villagers this fall In
stituted "A movement 10 refrain from vot
ing and as a result less than half OF the
voting population went to the polls Tues
day.
There arc IN Llnoleumvile just four
hundred and eighteen men Of voting age
and qualification. or these. $40 regis
tered. and when the polls closed only 202
OF them had voted. The two hundred and
odd gave Mcclellan a plurality OF so.
REFUSED REQUEST.
Among the men who were most promi-
In, tf.ss~
no vote" movement were John Low
Adolphus Decker John Reilly. Wilbur
Decker John r. Abraham. Albert Abra-
ham and Samuel Jeffries. They organized
movement TO keep citizens from the
polls by personal appeals. mass meet
ings aud circulating literature.
Recent circulars, one of which was
sent TO every voter In ths village read.
'Hark, Hark. Republicans and Dem -
Gratis! Did YOU hear that slogan? No
trolley. no vote. We electors of Linolo
umville have been fed on political prom
ises until We have contracted chrol c
political Indigestion. Arousei Arouse.
Thrice armed is he whose cause is right
Remember election day. No trolley. n0
vote"
reporter who visited Linoieumville
Tuesday found transit facilities az lack,
ing a. the people OF Lnoleumville usd
N
mile from Staten Island sound. The
village Of Bulls Head Is the nearest point
60 Linoleumville that II touched by n rail
road line. This Is trolley route that
boasts but one car. which takes nearly
an hour 10 make the round trip between
Port Richmond and Bulls Head. There
fore one must wait at Port Richmond
or Bulls Head an hour u he misses the
car.
Arrived AZ Bulls Head he NAV either
walk OF ride bicycle TO Lnoleumville.
nearly three miles away In winter this
IL great hardship. particularly for the
y omen and children. and a. a conse-
puence pupils who attend the high school
In Port Richmond either must wade
through snow or stay az home and y
ma ioriiv elect 20 stay az home The I'm.
IA b,tsnts are cut OF from the theatres
~ New York and the women must take
III day for a shopping trip thither.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
SAID
COBDEN IS
MISTAKEN
Joseph Chamberlain Stated
Americans Would Not Dig
and Oe|vo for Great Britain.

London Nov. 5.--Joseph Chamberlain
ing OF 1000 OF his fellow towsnmen at
Bingley hall. Birmingham. II was by far
the largest audience the colonial secre-
tary has faced during the fiscal cam
paign and the enthusiasm. naturally. ex-
ceeded the remarkable scenes witnessed
In the other cities and was emphasized
by the Chamberlainite victory at Tues
days municipal election In Birmingham.
Mr. Chamberlain who was accom-
panied on the platform by many promi-
nent persons. rose To speak at $40 p.
m. He was given great reception. the
cheering and singing OF For He's a Jolly
Good Fellow lasting many minutes.
After dealing with conditions during
the past 90 years under free trade and
quoting figures to sustain his argument.
Mr.. Chamberlain commented on Cob
den's position and quoted Golden as say
ing that the United States would even
tualy abandon manufacturing and that
their workmen would 20 back TO the
land and dig and delve for u.s. Amer
leans. however said Mr.. Chamberlain,
had not so conceived their national des-
tiny and did not believe that they were
created by Providence 10 dig and delve
and pillow for the benefit Of Great Britain.
They knew that they had resources OF
their own and behind the tariff wall they
had built up their industries until they
had reached a stage where. unsatished
with the extent of their own markets
they were invading those Of the United
Kingdom. Mr.. Chamberlain said he did
not blame the United States. but he sp-
pealed 10 Englishmen TO say whether
they would adhere TO the old system or
adopt another which would prevent the
American invasion.
Mr. Chamberlain spoke for nearly two
hours. I'm the main repeating his former
arguments and appealing TO the patriot
ism and selfinterest OF the people Of the
United Kingdom TO sustain his fiscal
project
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

kent-So YOU finally went 10 that
mental healer Was her treatment Sue
oessful2
4 Carnes-E Eminently she made twenty
Eve dollars out OF it.-Boston Transcript,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
.s ..s theatres

Mr.. Thomas Z. Shea was greeted by
another large audience last evening at
the Imperial when he presented Gar
dinal Rlcheleu." and the performance
was one OF the most satisfactory OF the
week. The version OF Bulwer Lytton's
great drama used by Mr.. Shea differs
somewhat from that more familiar to
theatregoers, but in several instances has
added strength. Mr.. Shea's portrayal
OF the role OF Richelieu Is distinctly in
tellectual and shows profound study and
artistic intelligence. The contrast be-
tween the physical informity and mental
viGor OF the prime minister is finely
drawn and delicately shaded, while the
keen subtlety of the character, the
changing moods OF cunning and humor
and the dramatic strength OF the more
eXacting scenes were portrayed with rare
artistic skill and intelligence. The sup
port was quite satisfactory: and Miss
Burkett deserves n word Of special praise
i for the grace and charm OF her most
pleasing effort. The big audience was
enthusiastically demonstrative; and cur
tain calls were as numerous AZ they were
richly deserved THE Slaves Of Sin"
will be given at the remaining matinees
OF the week "The Hunchback's Daugh-
ter" this evening. "Dr Jekyll and Mr.
HYDE" tomorrow night and The Bells"
are the concluding attractions OF a bril-
liant weeks engagement.
sss
In all probability. the actor whose name
is the most spoken OF at the present time
II new arrival TO the country. and T.
billed rs Mr.. Charles Warner. To state
the above fact SO boldly is no Joke al
that; cvcry magazine In the country.
every weekly periodical has its Illus
trated page dedicated 10 him and
Drink" the remarkable play I'm which
he g. now appearing In America. In
England he has tho record OF upwards
Of 600 performances and we must be Z
well able to iudge an English melo-
dramatic piece when the melodrama was
quite strong IN this country. Many years
ago. Drink was young and strong and
is today after a lifelong struggle with
large audiences Mr. Warmers audiences
IN the old country are like those who
attend the gatherings Of Thomas JET
fersou and Denman Thompson. and while
ne has not preached their limit IN Am
erica he has played 10 the larges, bust
ness New York CITY has done the pres
on. year In his too short season In that
city.
The cast Of The Tenderfoo'' is an.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

Hell can kiss you easier. dear IL YOU
SIT In my lap.
she-I really believe you're getting
lazy.-Town Topics
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

Tenderfoot' company will be at the
Providence Opera House in few weeks.
s.s
source OF pleasurable amusement. "A
Message from Mars" is one OF the most
SUCCESSFUL and satisfying that stage has
recently known and by this IL Is not TO
be understood that IL is in anywise
series OF nonsensical incidents strung to-
gether in the style that prevails in music
al comedies or elsewhere. The author has
endeavored 10 write high class comedy
built on a fantastical theme. The stage
mechanism has realized capita1y the
playwright's idea Of the electrical forces
at the command OF the Martian. Tables,
chairs and ornaments on the mantlepiece
are made TO culver and rattle in most
surprising fashion and the Illusion OF some
mysterious magnetic force is admirably
produced Charles Frohman announces
the New York production with one OF his
best companies at the Imperial next week.
20
Thomas Y. Shea at the imperial tonight
will present for one performance only
The Hunchback's Daughter" which, as
Clan Bernardo. the hunchback. he has
added another strong Characterization 10
his list. His interpretations Of this diff
cult part will rank with his Matthias in
The Bells" and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
an adaptation OF Tom Taylor's great play.
The FOOLS Revenge" and tells a power
ful story OF good and evil passions: and
Mr.. Shea In rapid transition depicts love.
rage. hate. frenzy. showing the ming
ling Of angel and demon and finally the
awful fate OF man OF austere mind and
tender heart shut up i'm a deformed body
and burdened with a terrible experience OF
cruelty and anguish Tomorrow after
noon Slaves OF Sin" will be presented.
Deserted at the Altar" Is the lurid title
Of one of the coming attractions at the
Empire theatre The title of the piece
sufficiently explains IL to anyone fam
liar with The Fatal Wedding and
other plays of that stamp 1t Is said
TO he a big hit and Is one Of the new pro-
ductions of the season.
-
Rehearsals OF the new stock company
that is to open in the Park theatre in
The Belle OF Richmond" beautiful
southern romance. in the week following
the production OF kidnapped In New
York" were begun last week and will
he continued until the company is per-
feet The drills are held in the morning
az the Park theatre or at the Empire and
are continued in the afternoon al the EN-
pire on days when no matinee Is held.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

armament. and comprises Richard Carrie.
Edmund Stanley. Henry Norman. Charles
Wayne. William Il. Rock. Thomas Cam
eron, Daniel Noyles. H. l. Austin, Grace
Cameron, Agnes Paul. Ethel Johnson,
Hortense Mazurette. Lucille Adams. Louis
Gardner, Anna Conley and others OF
prominence. Richard Carle and THE
Tenderfoot" company will be at the
Providence Opera House In few weeks.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
MUST CONVINCE.
Salem People Must Believe the Tes.
timony Of Her Best Citizens.

Salem People Must Believe the Tes.
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Testimony like that below cannot
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a Salem man Is the speaker and he Is
a man ot reputation In the communi.
ty. Jacob Il. Mccoy. bridge builder
and contractor residing on Capital
street second house beyond MIL
creek says; II have always enjoyed
good health mp 10 five or six years
ago. Along about that time my kid.
neys commenced 10 bother me. There
was not so much backache but the
principal symptoms were In connec-
tion with the kidney secretions a
strain or oycreNcrtion very often
caused hemorrhages OF the Kidneys,
cannot say that II was 40 painful
but Il was very annoying used
various remedies and while some gave
relief others were worthless. In some
way Doans Kidney Pills were brought
20 my notice and when up town I
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and cheerfully recommend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
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Remember the name Doan and take
no snbstltute /
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
A sMEFT nRRArn

Is never falling sign OF a healthy
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Improve az once, and after taking a few
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kodol dgests what you eat. and makes
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17

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tho chronic Stage called Briehrs Disease,
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atatei Then you will know you ere right No
statements are publiahed By she Fulton people
except cases that have reached the chronic
stage, incurAbir by all other known medicines.
Here is another recovery We are permitted to
refer TO-
Mrs. s. p. Cline Of iTs7 Broadway, San Frau.
eisco. was pronounced BY her physioiAa a.
Incurably III with kidney disease that had be.
come chronic tlrighta Diseasej. She also had
diabetes. Another physician was called In.
Dropsy had set In. the nails came OF and he too
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far beyond hslp they told her not 10 further
torture herself Sy die'!Es ,s1, s1s ven. On -:
gan io come back. and few months later was
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Cutler of 80 Pine street, san francisco, had
diabetes that Is also inourable according 10
the books. kno ing Of her recovery he too took
the Fulton Compounds and IN eight months re.
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Dropsy, rheumatam from uric acid. gout, pain
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We are their exclusive agonts Ia this city.
]. M. HABERLY,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17

alone. and help along prosperous con.
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praying TO be delivered from-times
when even unions cannot live and
flourish as at present
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
INDIGESTION

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
lselentiic Explanationl

Josh Green-Thet. Mirandy. is a
FIRE escape. I don't know ez / kin ex-
plain exactly how the fire escapes
down the dinged thing. but s'pose il
works on the principal NV a lightnin'
rod.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-17
Nothing Known

VIII Cure Kidney Diseases After
They Have Fastened and Be-
come Chronic But the Fulton
Compounds. We Have Secured
the Sole Agency for This City.