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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

Thirt, -seven years ago that peer
less soldier, General John A. Logan,
then national commander OF the 6.
A. h., issued an order instituting
Memorial day, designating May 80 az
the day on which members OF the q.
A. z, should pay their respect to the
memory Of those OF our comrades who
have fallen by the way. We quote
from that order the following appeal:
''Lst no vandalism Of avarice or neg
lest, nor ravages Of time testify to the
present or coming generations that
we have forgotten as people the cost
OF a free and undivided republ @, II
other eyes grow dull, other hands
slack and other hesrts cold 10 the
solemn trust ours shall keep II we'll
as long as the light and warmth oil
life remains to u.s." In the spirit OF
this appeal. memb7rs Of Abilene post
With all survivors Of the war for the
Union will assem- BILE at the post room
at 1880 p IN. Sunday, May 2S, and,
accompanied by the W. R. O., pro-
ceed to the Grace Reformed church
where at 2 p. N. Memorial service
will be held with the following order
OF exercises:
Anthem
Invocation.
Reading of Scripture.
Address OF Post Commander.
Reading OF Roll OF Honor.
Hymn.
sermon. Rev. W. L. Lodwig
Song America"
Benediclion.
The decorating Of graves will be
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
Gone to the Philippines.

Miss Florence Moore, one Of the
county's best teachers, left yesterday
afternoon for Manila. She will take up
the work Of teaching in the govern
ment service.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

Tie Seelye theatre was filed to the
tcE@oss seat Of gallery Sunday night
cisthe occasion OF the ,bacc.laureate
sermou pi the city high school. The
Kadine churches Of town had no eve
Ming service and all the congregations
united IN this gathering.
The sermon by the Rev. Dr. Blay-
ney was from the text, "And II go
and prepare a place for you ! will
come again and receive you unto my
self that where l am there ye may be
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
Chapman 8, Abilene s.

The high school base ball game be.
tween Chapman and Abilene Monday
afternoon was won by Chapman by a
score Of s to 8. 1t was an interesting,
good.natured game and was witnessed
BY a good-sized crowd.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

also" 1t was scholarly and inspiring
and overfowed with good advice to
the senior class, the members OF
which occupied front seats.
Rev. r. v. Maloney, Rev. Fuller
Bergstresser and Rev. E, N. Evans
assisted in the services and the Pres
,byterian choir furnished music.
Each mem Der of the cass received
from supt. Hall an American beauty
rose.
EIGHTH GRADE EXERCISES.
Last night the Seelye was filled TO
hear the Eighth grade exercises. The
program;
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM.
Chorus. Sixth and Seventh Grades, Garfield
May Pole Winding 80. Miss Hopkins Room
Chorus. Sixth and Seventh Grades, Garfield
EIGHTH GRADE PROGRAM.
4 Piano solo--"Huntlng Song, "Mendelssohn
observation-disclosures. ,.Annle Malott
.Chorus-The Violet and the Bees" Caldi-
colt (afr. by f. A. Lymanh
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
Doctors Had Mestinr.

The monthly meeting Of the coun.
ty medical society was held last eyen-
ing. Dr.. G. Z. White Of Holland and
DR.. Klingberg Of Elmo we're admitted
to membership.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
Back from Conference.

A. 0. zook and NJ. G. Engle re-
turned from the River Brethren con-
ference at Smithville, Ohio. Next
years conference will be held at Dss
Moines, Iowa.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

shuday and will reside in the pretty
new dwelling the groom has prepared
on horth Buckeye. They have the
good wishes OF all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25

ctation-"The Rice Of Jennie McNeal
......,.........:... ...... ,Callie Barber
Violin solo-"Traumerei" tReverie), Hem
ri Ernst..... ....................Pau Paul Royer
Vocal Duet-"When Know That Thou
Art With Me-" Abt..... .................
............ Nellie Graves, Lucille Cooper
Essay-"The Mound Builders. ... ...
.................. ........... ethel Redden
Plano solo-"The Fountain" Lysberg...
.......,.................- .... Eunice Curtlss
Recitation THE New Church Organ" =.
............... ........... ....... Roy Dahnke
Piano Duet, Medley, Some Songs We
Have Sung" ......'.,..........,..,....
.......... Lois Hsrger and Esther Haskell
"a Dream CT Fair Women" Tennyson,
Reader........ ....... =. Bessie DeWolf
Characters In Costume,
Helen OF Troy .... .... May Briney
lphiginia. a.................,.L Lois Latin
Cleopatra. a................,Lora ehearer
lephthah's Daughter .Mabelle Parks
Rosamond.. Dora Parks
Queen Eleanor 80. .Clarissa Carkhuf
Tableau,
Sir Thomas Moore's DIughter......
.................. ...,Jessie Waring
Joan OF Arc. .,....... .Ermyl Johnson
Queen Elinor.. Florence Amess
Tableau.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-25
ROYAL I
Baking F. owder
Makes Clean Bread

With Royal Baking Powder there is
no mixing with the hands, no sweat of
the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest Z
facility, sweet, clean, healthful food.
Full instructions in the Royal Baker and Pastry Cook"
book for making all kinds Of Bread biscuit and cake
with Royal Baking Powder Gratis to any address.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co, 100 srp
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
HAIL IN NORTH STAFFORD D.
The Country Devastated in A Six Mile
Strip.

w. F. Klein and ]. S. Ewalt drove
in from near Maxville this morning
They report disastrous nail storm
which swept that country between sia
and seven O'Clock Monday evening
Asswath was mown down about si1
miles wide, extending from near Ray
in Pawnee county, through north
Stafford and into Rice county.
Immense hail stones fell, and the
wheat and everything else was beaten
into the ground. Mr.. Klein says he
measured one stone that was between
7 and 8 inches in circumference.
A copious ,downpour of rain &C
companied the storm. The two
gentlemen had taken refuge in a
cave, at the Compton place, and
they almost thought the end of the
world had come. Windows were
smashed, and the heavy hail stones
even beat through the shingled roofs
of the hous es.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
Gun Club Meet

The shoot of the Great Bend gun
club to determine who would repre-.
sent it at the state shoot at Herring
ton next week was pulled off yester.
day, and Ben McMullen, L. F. Will
son, and Emery French were the sue
cessful Shooters. The scores were as
follows: McMullen IS, Mayhem 70
Geo. Weirauch SO, French 80, Clar-
ence Livingston II, Mayse sd, Will
son "a. out of a possible 100.
The shoot begins on Tuesday, and
the delegation from Great Bend are
going down there to do their best to
secure the next shoot for Great Bend.
We are sure every citizen is ready to
back them up in their efforts, and we
can promise for them thatthe shooters
will not have occasion to regret COM
ing here. Here's hopin' they will
win.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
PIONEER. STAFFORD CO.

Anshutz' s folks and relatives from
Ohio visited at A. T. F ullerton's Fri
day.
Mike Strobe is building him a new
barn.
Mrs. Clarke, of Clay Co.. Kans,
returned home Friday from a two
weeks visit with her son VIM.
Floyd Hunt moved last week ont o
fhe farm he purchased sometime ago
in Edwards Co.
Mrs Henry Estes had carpet rag
lacking last Friday. Those present
were Mrs. John Reigel, Mrs. Oscar
Adams, Mrs. Curt Adams, Mrs.
Lorah Converse, Mrs. NJ. Stricken,
Mabel Mcconnell and Bessie Strick
ler Mrs. Reigel got first prize, Mrs.
Curt Adams and Mabel Mcconnell
second prize.
Fred Smith is building an addi-
ton to his residence.
About twenty friends and neighboTs
went in and surprised Mrs. Wells on
her birthday last Tuesday the End.
They all had good time.
F. A. Broadbrooks is having a
laige barn built.
w. L. Curtis and family of Seward,
spent Sunday afternoon at Mr..
Strickler's.
Jesse Kay has purchased the R.
Shute farm.
We :had quite a wind storm and
rain Monday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
Heller ITEMS.

The wheat was glad TO see the rain
come last Monday.
L G. Mecklem started to build
his new house last Tuesday.
The party at Witte's Saturday night
was a good success. Henry got
married.
The revival at the Eureka church
was largely attended.
U. G. Langford sold his team OF
mules to J. E. Coss.
The frame of Peet Scammahorn' S
house is up.
The base ball game between Heller
and Galatia was in Heizer's favor
to II.
Fred Maneth is building a three
story house, thirty-six feet square.
Albert Trester and Miss Lizzie
White attended the picnic.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
ROUTE 2-ELLIN " GOD.

May Q, zoos.
John Doherty lost valuable horse
last night with The blind staggers.
Eighteen from Ellinwood helped to
swell the crowd that attended the K.
of c. banquet at Newton Sunday.
Ask Pete Bierschiedt how he felt
Monday morning.
/ heard it remarked that MCGEE
was on the excursion Sunday. How
is that E. ].
Jake Koelsch and family visited
with Siegel Book and family Sunday.
John Doherty attended meeting
at ST. Peter and Paul's, Sunday.
There was quite large crowd of
young folks gathered at the residence
of Mrs. Susanna Koehler, last Sun
day.
I wonder who is in Offerle that
Wayne corresponds with?
Miss Valaria Kalstein was down
from the Bend Sunday, visiting old
friends.
Wheat in this vicinity is looking
fine.
Lena did you find your rabbits
foot?
Wonder if John Thul had a COM
Portable seat Sunday night.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

AS the cyclone period is here 1t is
well to keep an eye on the barometer
and the cloud formations. Cyclones
invariably come from the southwest
and move northeast, SO if black clouds
go to milling on the east, north or
west of you there is little danger from
those localities.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
SANDAGO.

o. F. Ordelheide, who has been
here on visit, returned to Colorado
Springs the first of the week.
Henry Tieperman hauled wheat to
Hudson last week.
R. w. Henry lost valuable horse
with blind staggers last week.
Corn is looking good around here.
Every Sunday rain or shine you
can see c. Teichman going northeast
Henry Erdsick was in Hudson
Saturday on business.
o. F. Ordelbeide painted his house
while here last week.
Richard Speck is making large
fish pond this week.
GIRL WANTED-Housework. See
w. III. Gage. West Broadway.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.

May II, 1903
H. ]. Remmert has purchased the
east 80 acres of the northwest quarter
of 5 20 IA, from Frank Kern for
$4,000.
Frank K. Hanks was In town this
morning for pump repairs.
Tom Scammahorn was in town this
morning, from north west of Heller.
Roy McMullin is playing ball with
the. Heller team this afternoon, in a
game between Heller and Galatia.
A big rain last evening, and some
hail, but no damage.
Frank Herren is talking of selling
out and moving 6 miles west of town.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12

d. w. Casey. trustee of Beaver
township, and Chas. Hall, trustee Of
Wheatland township, have both made
their reports to the county clerk.
The former shows an increase of five
In population, and the latter a de.
crease of ten, leaving the net gain at
900.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
SYMPTOMS THAT INVITE GERMS
Little Ailments That Should Be Looked
After If One Wants To
Keep Well.

Anyone who has any of the many
symptoms caused by poor digestion
should take special care to avoid con-
ditions where disease germs are likely
to be present. Any of the following
symptoms are good evidence Of
stomach troubles.
Acidity Nausea
Splitting up OF food Gripes
Collie Coated tongue
Hea yiness at stomach Sou taste in the mouth
Sediment in urine Diarrhoea
Night sweats Nervousness
Headache Sick headache
Loss of flesh Vertigo dizziness
Heartburn Drowsiness
These little ailments, which indi-
cate weak stomach and imperfect
digestion, should be looked after by
the use of MILO no, if one wants to
keep well. A tablet of this remark
able remedy, taken before each meal,
will so strengthen the stomach and
digestive organs that natural weight
will be restored and perfect health
and strength regained, SOC. box.
Ask Hooper Drng Co., to show
you the Mona guarantee.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
Yes. We've Got The Stuff.

Barton County, Kan, claims to
have more money on deposit per
capita than any other county in the
state. The grand total of deposits
reaches over S2,1OO,O00, which is APP
proximately $3.50 for every inhabitant
; in the county.-American Industrials.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
CHEYENNE VALLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Neeland were
out to Mr.. Donovan's Sunday.
Will Stanley shipped his cattle to
Kansas City Sunday, and brought
back a car load of mules.
Fed Held, Charlie russo and
daughter, returned form their Hud-
son visit Sunday.
Sam, Inez>and Frank Kellam. Miss
Robson and Herbert Cole spent
Sunday with the Comfort family.
The high winds Wednesday of last
week blew down a wind mill belong
ing to Jim WEIGH, but damaged it very
little.
Miss May Comfort spent wednes-
day afternoon with Miss<Mae Peck
The Rev ]. Melmaker left Monday
night for Garden City, where he
lectures on the 9th, and at Brownell
on the 18th, St. John on the 10th, and
Belleville on the 18th. About the
end of the month he will lecture in
the Congregational church here.
See future notices.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-05-12
We are sole agents for Maloney
Bros. fine Rochester Shoes and

Slippers. This line of shoes and
slippers are the finest goods
made. Nothing but the very
best grade Of leather is used, the
most comfortable lasts are ad
opted, and the styles are exclu-
sive. There was a time when
anything was considered good
enough for a child, but we are
happy to say that time has pass
ed. We pay as much attention to
this line as we do to any in the
store, and we have found that it
pays. The public appreciate it.
When we get a customer to take
home a Maloney shoe, they are
always a customer. We carry
them in black and colors, in
narrow and medium widths
Prices from $l.OO to $500.
THE Cyclone"
HENRY BORN, PROP.
Where they keep the Quality Up.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
Teatro espahol

~. - "a SIS HtAAH - .sa.." p $50 ~.
ufY :. nss bs1 s.l. IS. re, 4n4Nuso.. -..t
ilcvaren@a. tarde au sC1e5nni
Aanao NNaeA.. :s
Rien las clafas hs demos
trad ac. mente g.. t.u>ire lur
los que ga talcnto afsmaiicO
-. nanuNae ssCniFfc a.il tc>un.
ID \ Nigaloso \ gRC su iugcnlo
exccp1.uual no leeaC ni cNpeu.
mcnta meImas de niugUa ge
nero
A fueTxa DC arrastrarse ob-
tuvo an ex.to que 10 pudo aeI
nj mas sincere nj mas euiu
SHASTA
FL publico en- m3sa approve
cho tan propicia OCCASION para
rendir a Echegaray ei homena
lie dc Su = mlra~ion protunda \
ovacionarle ireneucamente. co
mo en- los meloIe> tiempos ae IL
gloIlosa carrera a. tIstINa de uues
tro grande h1mbre
La nueva oDra que su autyr
calihca mo Iestamente dc iarsa
comicai esta 0asada en- la como
cida fabula de Hartzenbus-h
"El aguila Y el caracol puesta
habilislmamente en- acciOn p0r
medic de personalldadeS huma
mas.
Placido, que Sc halla a las
puertaS de la mlserla. resuelve
iabrar su p1opia fortuna por me-
dio de la mas servll adulaclon
al proimo, decldido a escalar
las mas atlas p0slclOnes oOcla-
les, SIN reparar en- los medlOS
que ha de poner Ell practica pa
ia redllZar Suo pTopOSltos.
A este I'm, renunCla al amor
de Blanca, Sc traSlada 4 la COrte
V entra en- cIase de eScrlblente
al servlCioedel aCaudalado mar
ques de ketamosazdel. Vale.
FL domlclllo de este arlot0Cra-
ia es el centro que el am biciOso
joven ha elegIdO como teatro de
suS OperaClOneS.
A fuerza dc adular CoDstante
mente al marques. haota el pun
to de mug que Sc Juega pOr el
la vida, Va cn~umbrandOse IA
pidamente, s.mu.dndo una Be
lleza dc caraDter una man>e
dunn bre, uua nOdestla Y una
abnegacl0n que diSta muCho de
aniddr en- ou alma miserable y
rastrera.
Mer~td il sue arteras combl-
naclones, loBra casaroe con q
hija de su protector, obtener un
titulo nooIaro Y distrutaT dc
una exi,teucla, al parecer, por
todo eAtre44U rc2alada y ventu
rosa.
Placido ha vencjdo, y, como el
caracol ha llegadO a ia CumbIe
a fuerza de arrastrarse. Pero
en- ell pecedo I,cva Ia penitencla
Al verse Ell Ios alturas dev0rale
el hastio. y no puede ocu.tar Ia
pesadum bre que lie &gobla al
verse undo para slempre con Ia
voluble = raoquivana Josetlna, y
emparent do ~On el maJader0 Y
pusilanlme marques de Retamo-
sa del Vale.
Entoncea e cuando deplora
amargalnznt~ "a perdida del
amor 5uIo 0 y sincere de la lnlor-
tunada Bianca.
Este Is a grandes rasgos, el
asunto 4ue I'll su comedla ha
desarrolIa 20 kchegaray' con un
ingenio ' an doualre verdade-
rameute DaIavIl.0sOs
FL car3ctet general de la obIa
es esenclalmen,e c6mico, y Sc
alicia en- abaotut, del 2eneroquc
frecuentcmente ha CuItlYado III
autor.
No hay en- y fuerza de
arrastrar51 s.iu4elones tlrantes
n na1o que endA a aIterar los
nervi0s del es ectador
La satl4a u 81 chlste predo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18

s.sl.aMgttk gaa CC4tf 81 pnrs
a. "a "a scfledad cue se dcspgen
:t 3c Ia eonNiusioucs dC'uiis
~ te IA oh'a
l. sagnetc & ce1ea con e..
.fi1ama danso lugaf ~a iclfs tsi
iaus >untsasecs 0c ygCclo sc.ufc
y decisive l. mismo ocurrs
vu IA vida
a. primer acto agrado &c ur
mcdo singular por Ia criginalidad
dasus escenas Y por Ia claniad
con Quc en- el e inlcsa IA expos.
clon de "a cUmejia.
Al hnai el publ3co liamo a
los ,atlaS a Echegaray pero :
ie no tuvo a ulon c-eder a ios
deseo de suS admiTadoes. con
,ideran 10 Quizls premature su
presentation
GuSto tambien el >cgundo u
10. por mas cue se nolaran en- el
olcrtos abuses d. couvenclona-
hsmo que tueron puesto en- tela
de Iulcio Tor aigunos especta
dores.
~ obstante, Ia gracia inhnita
del dlalogo V a bellela dc los
prn~ipa.es pasaies, llevaron Dc
1Iuitvamente 81 acto a puerto
de salvaci0n.
Echagaray fue aclamado rul
dosamente Y tuVo que preSen
,arse cinco o seis ve-es en- t,
proSCeniO.
Fl acto 'tercero es, sin duda,
eli mejor de la obra. Todo el es
un dechado de agudlsimo Y brl
llante ingeniO V saco de sus ca
silas a tOdoS los concurrenteS
Los apiausOs fueron estruen-
dosos Y muy prolongados.
La obra, D juiClO de muChos,
debi0 de lerminar ALI, toda vez
que Placldo Gel caracol) habia
eScalado va las alturas donde Ell
agu1la Sc Clerne.
I'll cuarto acto es una espeCie
de epilogo, en- ell que Echagaray
ha p.etendidO lniClar ell CastigO
que aguarda al protagonista de
su oOmedia.
Aunque desdice de los otros
per su Caracter Y viene a estar
como de mas en- la obra, obtuvo
tambien: :muChOS aplausOs y va
Ito a kChegaray nuevas Y repe-
tidao llamaGas'a la eScena, con
US correspondents aclamacio
nea de frenetico entuSlasmo.
ba Interpretation de A tuer-
Ia le arrastrarse' fu6 primo
rosa
NJ M1rIa Guerrero se mostro ad
nlrab.e en- eI papei de Blanca,
en- 4 que tuvo mOmentoo de fe-
Il / ma inspirac.0n, expTeSados
uu gran delicadeza y exquisite
senumiento dramaticO.
La lnslgne artlsta oy6 en- mu-
en- oCaSiOnes ruidOsOs y muy
tas aplausOs.
Tamblen mereci0 grandes
pla errS la senorlta. Suarez, en-
Jaat0 premi0 a la perfection con
que desempen0 el papel de 10
-ctiua
Fernando Diaz de Mendoza
En- el dc Placldo, do nuevas \
elocueutes pruebas de vigor de
su talento artlstiCo y de su
maestrla en- el ben declr.
FL publico celebr0 su nOta BIZ
bill-ima labor Y le Ilam0 lntni-
aad de veNes prosCenlO.
Palauca, superior en- la parte
de- marques de ketamosa de.
Vale. Santiago delicioso-asi
ONO auena--en la de Claudio
eatuHo ilnPagable de gracia y
tray Nesura, : el pubIlcole aplau
l3O alu cesar durante tOdo el
cur-ole la representation. Ma
Tlauo Diaz de Mendoza Sc reve
10 como actor eXcelente Y de
1raudes CUndiclones en- las dos
b,eVe~ eaCenas del aCtO CuartO
4 i
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-27
Big sale at COOper's.

A long time ago the school board
was presented a petition signed by
hundreds of taxpayers (only one re-
fusing to sign asking for a small
school house for the little tads in
the south part of town. Up to this
time nothing has been done. The
citizens of Baxter are universally in
favor of the little school house and
they would like to know why it is
the board does not recognize them
They all declared themselves in
favor of it. Why not act nowt Lote
can be bought no cheaper than a
year from now. What is the matter
with the school board?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-27
Attend Cooper's big sale

There is another street repairing
splurge on and we hope they will
keep it up till at least all the inn
passible places are fixed. There is
one great trouble with the chief en-
pineers of the committee on streets
and alleys. Wnen they put one
street in shape they ruin every
cross street. This is a great mis-
take. The people who live on cross
streets have as much right to be
considered az those who live on
River and Sheridan avenue. The
tenderloin people are entitled to
consideration az well az the inhab
itauts of Quality Hill Pentacost
Hollow, Tick Ridge or Paradise
Lost. Will that committe please
drive around town and try to get on
to the main thoroughfares by the
way of the side streets. No loaded
wagon can be hauled over those
bitches and II 10 dangerous for a
blackboard. The committee were
appointed to see that all streets are
made passable.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-27

We need brick and stone masons;
we need more carpenters, mechan-
ics of all kinds, laborers, teamsters,
plumbers, miners, capitalists,
boarding house keepers, and all
sorts of enterprising men and wom-
en- who will take advantage of of
the opening right here and right
now 20 benefit themselves by get.
tidg in on the ground floor in the
best town in Kansas. Don't forget
this.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-27

Among those who met death in a
violent form when the United
States gunboat Huntington blew
up last Friday was Leroy Brewster
Archer. son of Mr.. und Mrs. W. p.
Archer, formerly of this city. Leroy
Archer was a nephew of Mrs. L. d.
Brewster of this city. His parents
now live at Montrose, Colorado.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-27

Carthage is said to be the pretti'
est town of it's size in the west. Inc
citizens there take pride in making
the city beautiful. They have no
fences in Carthage; the lawns are
kept trimmed; weeds are not al:
lowed to grow. Why, if some OF
Baxter Springs citizens should
move to Carthage and let her weeds
grow as they do here, they would
be tarred and feathered. In Car
thage every man tries to keep his
property little cleaner than his
neighbor. In Baxter Springs the
reverse is the case.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-27

CHI. Rhodes and wife, who have
been here visiting relatives, left
Sunday evening for their home in
Kansas City. Mr.. Rhodes is mana
ger of the Household Fair, big
house furnishing establishment.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-07-27
DR.. English. Phone lse
Big sale at Cooper's.
Good Roast Coffee, is cents a
pound at Coopers.

pound at Coopers.
Mrs. Emma Gregg left Monday
night for months stay in Colora'
do.
Say, have you cut your weeds YETI
II not, don't you think II is about
time?
Charlie Daniels has had a lot OF
weeds cut. Why dont you cut your
cropt
LADIES' AND GENTS FULL
DRESS SHOES, PERFECT FIT
TING, AT PIERCES.
The high water last week got up
into the bottom at the reunion
grounds, but did no damage.