davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

beginning with Sunday dinner, Mrs.
NJ. Wilson will serve the public two
meals n day. Breakfast from a. m.
to $50: dinner from $50 TO Z p. IN.
Meals % cents. 2221 Pennsylvania ave
nue. Phone Main 1884.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

FOR SALE CHEAP-Stcrling pi-
ano, concert size Write o. T. Jack
son, r. F. ID. No |. Box %, Boulder,
Colo. Can be bought on monthly pay
men,s.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06
George G. Ross has gone to Trini-
dad.

Miss Alberta Bailey OF Kansas City
and Miss Nellie Banks are among the
recent arrivals. They are stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Overton.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

The W. c. T. u. meets Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wade
2227 Lincoln avenue.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

Scholars taken in instrumental mu
die by Mrs. Robert Holmes, at 2l2l
Arapahoe ST.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-07-06

DeJunius Ogburn has gone on. visit
10 his father in Tennessee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

1000 Ecrioncn bciudtcn oic &crgnii.
QlmQ@pl0tc am Hod unO Stoncp
Greet, ond) fumcn alld) oiCic Nus
flii0lCr iidcr mo modification nod
baltimore 3ltriid.
&ou Scr &iBG ii 6ermunnt.
Gbua. y. 0opis, elm it Nr. t705,
Ct. EouIItrobc, pobnboitcr O}ou1,
mlHoe gcItcrn &ornlittog Dor Dem
&ouic 9tr. 1921, NorD GborIcSitraBe,
bon Der 0ibc iibcrmnunt un0 nlltbtc
BON Or. ). i. N0om9 in 9%c6unollug
0enommcn mcr0cn. Gr crboItc iidJ
bol0 mic0cr uno lpllr0c IN Der Nmbu,
lon3 ocs mittIrrcn Eoli5ci0iitrifta III
Ieinc @obmmg QcionOt.
Sir MorDInnO mo 0en Ititritt
Columbia bcrtc Wcmittcr ulo mabr.
idcinlid) aud am Gicnitog; friifc
n0rolihc Minoe.
Ole hohitc Scmpcrotllr bctru2 I'm
3 llbr 9tod)nlittn0s 30 Wro0.
Die nicOrigite Gcnpcratur bctrl,G
&c @roo nm 8 llbr Iben0s.
,Gn 0en ii6rigen Vlunoc5 . @etters
itotioncn mltroen iolgcn0e WoriInul.
Gr%mpcrntllrcn rcQiltrirt: Goitport 80,
EortIouo Sc. Bolton SO, albonD 81,
9tcm Dorf SO, philadelphia Sc, Nts
loutic Gitp rs, M%oibinAton SO, Nor-
iolf 81, &ottcroa 81, Charlotte 81,
MiImin1ton 50, Gborleiton so, Sos
ponlob &c, %&odionDillc y, ISllpiter
50, seen Ncit 81, 9ltIanta Sc, Wionts
golncrn 80, 9}cnO Orleans 81, Sale
itinc %, @ulociton 81, Compassionate
80, Mcmpbi9 SO, Cincinnati 81,
Fittobltrg 80, Camc0o -, Buffalo
GS. Glepclouo -, Gcfroit II, NIpetu
go, WarQlcttc 81, @rccn Ban 66,
G5icoQo 6S, Glllutb 81. ct. YoltI II,
ct. 2olria n, aonioa Gitp 80, 0mo.
ia 76, Nuron Is, Niamnrf IS, @iQi
iton &c, SABRE -, 6cIcna y, Solt
2afc 50, Grnpcr 81, Nortb Elottc
SO, Co0Qc ST. NmoriQo 80, Cos Nm.
dClCS SO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

Den firloct iih bol6 qIcid bci'm Gin-
tritt scr &runfbCit, bal0 I'M meitcrCn
&crlouic ocrIrIbcn einc l6bmlinQS.
orti1c GridIoifltrg ser SnumllSfcln
Gin, uno in 3oIgc bicrbon bGngt Scr
llrtcrftCicr CituuS hCrob lH0 0u$
MtuuI ItcDt ctluo& ofict bod f0nncn
oltd 0iric 6lt1oc bon 3cit 81 3Cit
nod bciEcn. ~ NQc toIlcn Sinoc nlu-
germ in tllr3cr3citt ltbr o6, JIG bCtomr
men tribe gltgcn uno ItruppiQc
Noorc; tic lucrocn nod) ctiUu finn bis
icdj$ Eogcn oIlmdliG id)iuGhcr int
&rcu5c, 5llIcbt inn SintcrtbeiI ge-
l6bmt mn ip0tcItcnS nod odt bis
rcrn Gogrl crfoIQt Der 500. SIS cr.
gic6t iid bicrnody oub ole Grtcnnt-
nib ser Sunosmutb nid)t INNER
Icidt lit. IS lit oobcr ieocm BETTER
cincS &uroc& 0ringcn0 on5urotbcu,
Dob er, iobol0 an 0Cnt Sltn0c irgcIt0
mcl6c Nbmei6unNcn ieinCa gcm0bn.
lldcn 3uItooc9 o0cr &crbultclls be-
mcrtbar mcr0cn, i6lcuniqit cincn
S%bleror5t 5t &otbc 5iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
2Ufal6crid)tc ans NnIbington.
% upcrn 9 H."

% upern 8|erein."
Ser y&crein 8npern, Columbia,
Scftion lir. I" belt am Sonntug
Nohmittug i'm SollptQltortier (gcB.
lcr's 0otcI, Nr. 922, Nenniplponio-
Nuemuc) untcr Dem &oriit 0cS @icc-
G%rGli0cutcn j, &om icinc rcgclmG-
Bigc Wtonot5ucriommlltng ob. OuS
pom SctrCtGr G6co. q. &crtcrt Der.
lcicne Yrototolt Ser 0orbcrgcbcn0cu
&criommlllng mur0e unbcnnitnnoet
ongenommcn. Nui Den geridt 0eS
&rmlfcn-G omitc'S' bin mirocn &ron.
fengeIoer iiir Elm frnntcs Mitglico
sur 3nbIung on8clpicIen, 0os6inon5-
Gomite bcridtetc, ooB $23.60 ocm
&opitol i'm Oriental . 9a1pcrcin"
5llgeIhriebcn mor0cn ieien, un0 oa&
&crgniigungS . Gomite fonntc bCrid-
ten, ouB ser lctte IltSilltg nod)
Sdroif'S 6orm trob Der ltngunlt Der
@itterung uon Griolg getront mar
Die SO. grnit Siigcl un0 GngnIt
Shlrgcl murocn ais Witglieoer Dor
gciHlogen. Wit Der buIbi0brIi6cn
Bidder . llnteriubllng mur0c cin ans
ocu @S. s. W. arau5, &obn Mcrge
ncr un0 NJ. Sol5beierlcin bcltcbcnoe&
Gomitc betroilt.
Ncue 3 Dnagoge.
Der Gontrnft fir Den Allfbou Ser
ncltcn NOotb SSroeI . Spnogogc an
Der @dc Scr 6. unb S.StroBc, N..@.,
mulr0e oln 0icnitog in Scr Office polt
2. Oppcnbcimcr. Nr. 5t4, 9.StroBc,
nom oem @olt-Gomlitc oent Contractor
Nrtbltr GolpliQ 5ugeiprohen. QoS
@cbGltbc ioll inicrbolb Ied)S Mfollnten
nad) ocn EIGnen 0cS Arditeften Seolt
2cpi bon Baltimore icrtig gcItcllt
mcr0cn. Ger &oItenooranId)log be-
trGgt 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

Sdnar3, Nltguitine NJ, Sopper, w.
Glcm Booori6, @iGiom Is. @oter'
inn., Sinon g. Tronf, &o6n ID. Nct-
Jon, Z. 9tclion Strotbcr, 5. Z. sell
man 1nO Gorl 9lu6itrot.
Inter Gcncu, mcldc @lildlpltl1ld)
S6rci6cn obcr G%clcgrontme lanOten,
6efonocn lid: 0bcrridter Same" Vtc'
Sbcrrn, General GnmoIt %tlltnm =
Wrpon, inn, I6omaa u. VtltrraD,
Or. u. Grc9o S6crBcr, GongreBnlit-
QIic0 Sponcp e. MuOo, Eultor z. NJ.
zimmerman, Gr Niopor SbomoS g..
Soncs, ,&o6n u. Moriboa, Stoot9.
Scnotor Clarence ". BerfinS, $. e.,
EurnblQ, ". $. Gomion, @omorO
Goiiuro, &obn y. Wcrrpmon, 6rco.
Scrtcl, ,&o6u g.. Sdlipp, @oltcr 9.
0orncr, Scurp ". @eets, GonorcB,
mitolicO (olbott, Gr GonoreBmrit,
olic0 ,&oibuo u, Wiiles, GongreBmit,
0licO lbonlos q. Smith, Hi6tcr u.
&. Grotbcra, StoatS Scnotor @luir
gee, Gobcrt $. @oroon, @olporo g.
Lll66a, &olingSnortb Mbpte, g.
GuDica @uriiclO, G~on0rcBmit0lico s.
@iQ, jun, Z. 9erbcrt Sbriper, q. Z.
Sborp, Carroll Sprigg, gtem Dort,
StoOt @comctcr &oIeigb &. Gbomn$,
WcorQc $. &omor ltno ISM. Nomie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
Staot Baltimore.
llntcrhaItnnas. NScaluciicr.

,2prie.S brutcr 49, Eicic 9Sn6c: am MoutuG
Tienitug mo MtittiuoG n6lorubura; am Son
ncr'iaR. 6rcilaa uuo SnmituG oTbc SIlncr
clipper.
@alcbaa, ,Crtplc.9urf". - Scntc Iadmiiinn
I'M [ llbr Baltimore RcGcn 9tcruarf,
,C3aNetp. SBcater." - Stcfe g8ude: td8lid
5luti NuuoeOiIlesN SoritcIltlRcu.
Sraternnl MISUNDERSTANDING bonn Is. Wtni
his t6. 3uui all hr 4crIfgluuHtus mn NorlD'
WloS' y@nd.Riorr.Ror ~ gIu6mittaR8 nno
gbeuhe Observation-Disclosures NIB Goltbcrt.
,Suldcfer'@rndI." 49, Grfuritcnclt toGltb per
"Wad6ft.@Sartsn'" - Njumarf6cs uuO Ban.
ochtuce IruNrumfu.
,@tbrttCr.W VIA uucrdIur. " - SutninQ, ben H..
Sum. @nsiInR uah 0nncr's Fdri an Der @Hld5
pOliezRuuo.
Decentralization" = SonntNH, ocH H..
Srut, G~rftrTinu nndl @rtinShtrn.
Rnrf.Guu8crtc.
Erof. e. NoUicu @dicrs. Strtaent.
geaiuu: SunHiuuS nm h6 ubr NahIltttuaS;
an @omcnidRet nm Hs ubr Ibenos.
@ @GT \ '.',' igi%.iplcra6c" o6cr ,5cbcraI.6iH"
Stenitup ggatterlnl"
lttttiunh Observation-Disclosures. "9riitoH0iu"
S0lllcr'iuR gSuttou
Yruaramm fir bcutc.
y1iiucrfbe.Narf."
Wiurft rllp ihC Strcei" ...... ......... Wiurfe
Ilincrtllre ,Nobcinldn" .......,..m ,Nnlte
2Ciciion Nom sociaI g8ablirI". .......'
4OlupbOHC colo aSClcctCo"
C3r. 99m, e. Mur|baD
S( SH6oHnIc SIC sstSSmicbic i'm aiRiaii6c@ Vi i i%acI
gGCblcbs selection aSroit on ibe PunIiu" Seller
glric'n au9 nHIorohuru =" nni @crIunact ,Spcucc
yidrih r6appb Seinic" ............,. .2unpc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
3luci Yricitcr InbilGcn.


Hcftor Sobn u. Slang Don Ser ct.
WfidacISs &irdr mo Ydtcr g3iIs
bclm @olsiclO DON ser Ct. Nl.
p6onill5 . @cnciuOc sic (SltbiIurc.
8ci0c Elm Observation-Disclosures
ais Ericitcr tb0tig. - Goacftc
0ca EctcrapienliA5.
Phi ieicrIid)e unO cinorltdSnoIlc
Wciic muroc 0citcrn ooS iilbcrncErics
itcr NtbiIGum pom &utcr (Sobn u.
alou0, Dem Ncftor ser fotboliihcn
ct. Midoclos Stride, %bcgungcn. lin
1htO llbr %ormittogS periommcIten
iid bic folgcnOcn &crciniAunNcn in
Scr ct. WtidncIa @aQe, Gdc bon
Baltimore un6 MolicItraBc: st.
WihacIS Sitter, bic ,WfGnncr mo
&iinAlinAc ser 81. Sumilic," 0oS
yGbciupcofcs" Wn0 onS .&i9ltori-
Gon5iI" mu0 Ser o<nAcr Wtdnncr.
Eetcin ser St. WtidncIS &ird)c. mel
DIE lid Damn in corpore nod Dem Erle-
itcrbulic bcgnbcu, pom no olta lid)
cine icicrIi6c Ero5eilion nud ser ct.
Wfidncla STRIDE bemcgtC. Gen &or-
ontritt bnttcn Die genonntcn &crcini-
gltngcn, morouf % W}G0hcn nit ill.
bcrncn &rGn56cn mo % &nobcn nit
iilbcrnru@ hmcnltrGitbhen 0cid)miidt
ioIgtelt. @bnen i6loiicn iid) Die Erie-
tier ull0 Damn sic @emcin0e an. Nm
0icicr Erp5eiiion nnbncn ctlUu 800
YeriouCn 16eil, ooruntcr ~ioIgc10e
Ericitcr: Eotcr alon9, Eotcr @ode,
Yntcr Oe1ticr unb Eatcr Ho6buh bon
ser Ct. OtihoclS-air6e Eotcr Sr0-
lih bon buffalo, N..0., Eotcr Sop-
fump BON Ser ct. SnfobuS STRIDE utt0
Eutcr @m. &iifiltg BON Der ct. Il'
pbonitss Stride. I'm 10 llbr celcbrirte
Safer Slang in Der &ird]c. in lpeld)er
it'd ge2cn 1900 Eerlonen cinQcIunoen
battcn, Elm ieicrlid)eS &ohnn1t, nab.
reno Eotcr Gliding Die Trc0iNt bielt,
bel mcldcr cr 0en pom Eoplt EnlS
Dem 3cbntcn crtbetlten opoltollld)en
Sc9cn pcrlnS. Ils QintOn iltngirte
Yatcr Sbomas Meber. ais Sub0iufon
Eotcr G6omos Sanlep bon Ser st,
Moricntirhc in annapolis uno olS
Gcrcmonienmeilter Eoter u. 2ub. Sr.
6rarlt g. Shirt iibcrreid)tc Dem Subj
lar iiIbcrne Webfannen. 3milhen
0cn 8otteSoieniten brnd)tc OuS Orhe.
tier oeS Sraoniiten Groi. GboS. Wtllt-
ter ci1 gep1bIteS Yrogronm 81 Ses
b6r. Nod Sem airdenoft bepegte
it'd bic Yrp5ciiion IN Der oben onge'
iiibrtcn Oronnntg nad) Dem Frielter-
haltic 5uriid. @eItern Aben0 1913 llbr
ion0 in Scr Stride sic bl. &eiper itott.
Nul1bIid) ser SlbiIGumsieierIffcit
mar Die STRIDE prodjtpoll illltminlrt
un0 nit 9lumen un0 0lattpflon5en
8cihmiidt.
Scltc @ormittug 8 ltbr miro BON
Safer SLANG Gin Sodomt ipciiell filr
Die SonntoosihuIen cclebrirt. Den
SdIuB ser 6eirrlihfeitcn 6ilocn 5iuei
MISUNDERSTANDING, sic cine bcrltc
Nbcno s llbr iiir WGnncr unO Die
Qn0erc morgen Nbeilo s l(br iiir
6roucn. 9ci bieien llntcrboltltngcn
mcrOen @eidcnfe an Den Subilur
itbcrrridt merben.
Batter @iIbeIm @olSfeI6'3
Gbrentag.
Gin 3meiter, Der icincn GbrentoB
geitcrn bate, rpar ser Eotcr @iIbclml
@oIsic!o pom Der ct. NlpboniuS.@ &c
mcinoe on Der Sarotogo Strobc mlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

Sin idlOncS nno niitlides 8ciAcnf
fir NnncbOriac lit immer cine lcbeas'
grukc photographic poer cine fiinit'
lcriid) DOllcuOctc Supic cincs altcn
@ilors i'll GrnnOn, @aiicrfarbc, Del
oorr EaitCll. Sir idl5niten aabinct'
bilbcr MIR 81 pro Sntenb.
Snlins Scb6cl, oclttider gbotoaropb,
co. 32t Nurb.U ag.S tra6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
$685. bcfcn aQc n6tbiocn %ltnfuItcn.

$685. bcfcn alc nOtbigcn ltnfuitcn.
Gerlonen nit Dem @lunI6e, lid
0cn GItcno.& anilcntcm IN ibrer 3our
onr6 ScntIdlanb nno bic Sdluci5,
IS. Sltli bis g.. September, alt5u'
i6Iicbcn, men0en iid) an
Sbcu. Sicncr d So,
217 Sit-galtimOrc- Strafc,
(62) Subn u. Sefcr, 8orIibcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

Tdiie sur gieiie ms AnsIaub beferat G..
giniue, Wr. 4t3, rit.Saltimprcse trafe. uabe
Eoitumbpuie .9ueaae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
Bonn ~. bis tS. Snni. I
Suud 9drR,

(Itcocrid Sn0crion, Yltditcit Erbnliet uHo
Nircftpr.)
Ter Wclt gruhartigitc snft'NHrafttpn;
RuD Gnabcnlbnc
llno Ieil, mruocrbures qufii6iii In td9liben
Iuffdbrten.
30 - arube 9ttrntiipuen - 30
Qeidlt bon baltimore aus gu errelbe1. Spca
sinl sNatcn fir Yicnics@nrtie'n. Siir Gnte1
fbrcibc man an has GErnritun Sepattrrtcnt'
yuma gari, @aibingtUn, 7. Is. (l62.46)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
SdiffsfartCn upn nnb nad Seutldl'

Bon baltimore bis 9remen: 8a'
jiite 500. 9rcrcn bis Baltimore:
$3.50 unO $3.50. Ruroreiie 81
biuigerem Greiie. Sbeu. 8. 9ieiter
& So, 217, Sit.Saltimurc'S traRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
Grrcid)tc cnOlidj lcin 3tcl.

9tod DCrihicOcnen pCrgc6liAcn
SclbItmoroperiu6Cn icbt Der p
Sabre uItc @|l&lportb Is. &Dnd
icinem &cbcn Our6 Ginotbmcu
BON 2clidtgu3 cin 3icl.-S6mcr.
nlrtb tricb ocn Wonm in Den 600.
Guamortb E. &Dn6, y Sabre alt,
Gin 6ilbrntnnlt, bon 9tr. 1911, Dit
NROmmlcnt Strnbc, bcging in Der
ltn6t pom SumItog alti gcltcrn
purd Ginotbmcn Oon &cll1t0u&
Sclbitmoro. 6rou &otboriuc @clt,
bel mcId)cr 0ericlbc luobntc, flopftc
N%citcrn &ormittog 0egcn 129 llbr AT
ieine Gbiirc, nm i'm Sum 6riibitiid
5u rufeIl, ga JIG ic0od) feline Intmort
crbiclt mo Spnd) aud bis 10 llbr
nidt crl6iclt. lnn6te tie iDrcn Yrlt0cr
rod Dem 3immer &Dn6'S. &cbtcrcr
bcnlerftc i%oiort, ooB cilt Itorfcr 8oS.
gcrrtd ans Dem 3inmcr, 0o3 Der.
id)loiict luur, 0rung. Gr ricf beSbolb
Den Eoli5iItcn Shell Oont norOoIt'
IidCn IiItritt bcrbci, Der Die Sbitre
oufbrod) un0 bci'm Yctrctcn ocS Gin,
mcrS &Dnh bolb cnttlci0ct un0 an
'd)CinClt0 lcbloS ouf Dem Wcttc lie.
gcno iuno. GoS 3imnlcr mar bolt
ltdn0iN nit @oS gcfiiQt, oo5 Der ooll
nc0inctcn 0a9lcltung cntItrontc.
Ger raid bcrbciqerltfcnc Nr5t, CT. s.
5. @ct Don gtr. 93G, Oit.Wtonuments
StruBc, %conItotirtc, Dab buS Scbel
lGnglt aus Ocnt S0rpcr clltfloGct
mar. Hpnf bate 6critcr un0 Chit
rem pUuitdn0ig nit EopiCr uerflcbt,
unb iplr0c ollf ocm Woihtiid) nod
elm Sopf nit &Iciitcr porQciunOcn.
6crncr fon0 iid] nllf Dem &omin9c.
inns cine &urtc, oIf lucIdc Spnd oc,
i6riC6cn bate: yNittc, bcnudridti
gen Sic mcine SdNucltcr, 6roll HoIe
Nuriid, 9tr. 203S, Soiimnns Strobe"
Coroner GurutbcrS bonn norb6Itlid)crt
0iItrift, Der cine ltntcrirduung an.
%ltcllte, ~itcltc eincn ollf SclbItmor0
luttcnoen GuOtcnidcin ans. Tics
mar iibrigcna niht ouS critic Mol,
.0uB 2pnd) iid ouS 2cbcll nebmc>
luoute. Gincn mibgIiidten 8erlltd)
mudltc CT bereitS am 70. Woi 1901
Dor Dem oSobnS Sopfin9' @oIpitul,
ttbcm cr Gin Guultum aurbolldltrc
pcri6lldte. Hoid)c Gr5tIide Siilic
cntriB i'm jcooh onnloIS oclt Sdnit,
Ter GoO. 81 icncr 3cit mobnte 2pnh
in Nr. t15, Observation-Disclosures. Set
icncr 3cit ld)icncn bic Sclbltmoro0c'
0unfcn nid)t nrcbr bon inn gepibcn
5u icin. Ter &erltorbcnc binterluBt
icircn @oter. N8iliom Il. 2pndl 10,
mic bier @riioer uto bier Sblpcitcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11


9cgicbt lid mad Scr al.
ten s. II III +. - Sr. Gbriltiuu
Sudc, Scr l%nngiGbriqe Supcriuter.
ocnt scr SonntngSihulc Der piertcn
rciurnlirtcn 81. %SobonniS- 8cuueinbe
an Observation-Disclosures, bcgicbt lidj
am nGd)ltcn WtittmOd nui Dem Horo.
Ncuiihen 2lop0-G Compiler nNronocn.
bltr0" bon bier nod Der ulten Sei'
moth, luclhc er ieit If Sobren nidt
Ncicben bot. Sor Nacm miro er Die
ScimotbSitoot, Grfnrt, bciudcn, no
riih nod bier Shueitern lIno oeren
ailioer bciinoen. NltBrrocm miro IT
Berlin, W%ngoeburg, aobitrg ms
gI6crielb, ionic uac onocrcn bebcli,
tcnocren StGotc Geutidlonb's be
lllden.
Nbleben. = Sn ser 9ebultiiing
ieines SobneS, Hr. 2521, 5oiter-
Apente, iturb om Snmitog Ibenb Sr.
Ebiaip Brill i'm Nlter bon 70 Sabrcn
nod l1ngcrem Scioen. Gr luar elmer
ser 1lteiten9orbierc IN Oit.9oItimore
u,o batte eincn Observation-Disclosures.
Seine Satin, 6rau 2ouiie Brill,
9ing ibrn Dor etpn ied)s Sabren i'm
Sooe porall. ST binterldBt flint
Sobne mo 5nei Sohter, iorpie 20
Gnfelfinber. Seine 9%eeroigutig fin
oct morgen Tobmittog pom 3rnller'
boiiie aus altf Dem 6riebbofe Der er.
item Der. epuftg. Stride an e%aitern,
Npenue ltntt.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
c. M. SUMNER MARRIED..

Monday night at 8 o'clock at the
home of the bride's sister In Kansas
City, occurred the marriage of c. NJ
Sumner Ct this city and Mrs. Mary
G. Shields of Kansas City. Rev.
Robt. Liddeli of Oswego, officiating.
Mr.. Sumner is a we'll known bust
ness man and ore buyer of this dis.
trict and the bride 10 also well
known here, having been engaged
10 the mining business here with
Mr.. Sumner for some time.
Mr.. Sumner has purchased q
house on Short creek which he will
have moved to the corner of Elev'
enth and Galena avenue for home.
Until the completion of the new
home Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner will
board at the Century hotel.-Galena
Times,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
I'm proves the flavor
and adds to thehealth-
fulness of the food.
ST. MARKS CHURCH.

The services at st. Marks Episco-
pal church was we'll attended Sun.
day evening and a general interest
10 being manifest. II lie hoped that
the feature of a regular Sunday
evening service will do much to-
ward the permanent advance of the
work, and such arrangement has
been entered into with the Rev. a.
C. Attwater. rector of the Episcopal
church 10 Pittsburg. Next Sunday
being Palm Sunday, or the CON-
memoration of the Triumphal I'm.
try of Christ into Jerusalem, less
than one week before the came fes'
tive throng consented unto his
death, there will be celebration OF
the Holy Communion and the ser
mon will heve to do with the
thoughts arising out Of this event
A cordial invitation lie extended TO
all 10 attend this service.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
IOWA LAW.

Following 10 o portion OF the re-
Gently enacted road drag law In
Iowa, brought about by the cam
paign of education upon the use OF
the King road drag In that state:
Section /. On and after the passage
of this act, the township trustees
are hereby authorized TO hsve WORK
done upon the public highways b,
use of q road drag to be approved
by said trustees. Section 2. Tn.
trustees shall have the road drag
used on the public highway under
the direction of the road superin.
tendent when 10 their Judgment the
road would be improved thereby.
The choice of persons to do the
work, preference shall be given,
other things being equal, to the oc
cupauts of the land abutting upon
the road al the point where the WORK
10 TO be done provided that when
there 10 more than enc such occu'
pant, the superintendent may de
eide to which the preference shall
be given.) Reasonable compensa'
ton shall be allowed for such work
but in no case shall II exceed 81
cents per mile for each time eamt
lie dragged; and there shall not b.
expended therefor more than 50 pei
mile for any mile on which said
work lie done during any one year.
Such law would be good thing
in this country, where people ar.
either too lazy or too indolent to
take care of the roads. If such Law
should be passed, however, the
township officers should be com
PEELED to do something, not merely
authorized"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
THE ELECTION.

The election Tuesday passed OF
very quietly, there being only one
ticket in the field. In the first ward
Mr.. Rummel was elected council
man aud ]. J. Fribley for member
of the board of education. In the
second ward o. N. Youse was
elected councilman and c. II. Smith
for mem Der of the board of educa.
ton. In the third ward ". c. Dill
was elected councilman and S. J.
Armstrong for member of the board
of education.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
TIME YOU WRRH DOING IT.

Owners of stations and JACKIE will
be in need of bills and cards for an
nouncing the place and terms OF
season right away. The NEWS 10
we'll equipped with q variety OF the
latest and newest styles Of display
and body type, cute, and paper and
card stock with which to print at
tractive bills that will be read by
those you wantto become your Gus
toners. Remember that good print.
ing 10 always cheaper than poor
printing. The News will charge
you no more for fret class printing
than other Offices viii for poor
printing.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.


The only school entertainment OF
the school year will be given FRI
day evening. April o. at the d. +.
church; net proceeds to be expend'
ed for usual purpose, that OF fur.
nishing books for the school libra
ry. These books are carefully &C.
iected and constantly read, and are
doing, we believe, q great deal OF
good. Please encourage the work
by being In attendance. Prices 2oc,
i5c and l0c.
1. Quartette from the high school,
I'm Dear Old Georgia."
2. Tom Thumb Wedding.
I. Arrival Of q uests.
2. Arrival Of bridal party.
8. The ceremony.
4. Congratulations.
8. The wedding supper.
8. Song by four girls from 9th
grade, 1.-THE Baby Store"
1. Recitation by little Flossie Sim.
mons, "Papa's Calandar."
s. Quartette from the high school,
Mr.. Abner Hemingway"
g. Hayseed drill by Sd M d 4th
grades.
u. Song by members from 9th
grade, "The Golden West"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
ODE TO A CAT.

We're in mourning up at our house,
Things are in an awful stew;
Since kitty's gone and left US
We don't know what to do.
We never knew how we loved kitty,
Even though she did have Aeas;
Why. anything that kitty did
Was almost sure to please.
She was always such comfort,
lust like sunbeam from the moon;
Life will scarcely be worth living
Unless we find our kitty soon.
Last night we got letter.
Come all the way by telephone;
Learned that kitty had been stolen,
Carried far away from home.
She's been carried of by Gypsies.
Held for ransom so they tell;
Want a can Of insect powder.
Will they get it1 Yes-like III.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
r. n. TALBOT DEAD.

R. II. Talbot, at one time a resi-
dent of this city, died at the home
of his son, William Talbot, in Bolc'
kow. Mo-, on lust Sunday, at the age
of 70 years. The remains were &C
com panied TO this city by daugh'
ter. Mrs. Anna West of Cottonwood
Falls, Kansas, and by his son, Will
Deceased was fine old man. He
had been in i'll health for sevaral
years, and his death was not unex'
pected.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05

We have what we believe to be
the finest line of commencement
cards samples ever shown in South.
east Kansas. The prices are right,
too. Schools needing anything in
this line should zee our line before
making contracts. We can sell
them cheaper than anybody, and
do q mighty fine job of printing be.
side.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05

aud Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels, Mr.. and
Mrs. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Carney and Mrs. Chas. L. Smith.
The evening was delightfully."- spent,
and at 1890 q nice luncheon vas
served. The honors of the evening
we're carried of by Ars. Daniels
and DR.. Wear.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05
STOCK PASTURE TO LET.

have a good 2O0acre pasture, elk
miles west and two miles south OF
on Tar creek. Good shade
and running water. Terms: 5Octs.
per head per month. ]. H. AUSTIN,
r. F. D. No. 5, Baxter Springs, Kas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05

To LKAsE.A52O acres Of good hay
land; also 10 acres of mineral land
In the Miami district. Will also cell
a La Porte buggy. almost new, st .
bargain. Call on Lon Dardenne,
Baxter Springs, Kansas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-04-05

Burton Smith lie home from Ana
darko, Oklahoma, where be has
been for the past few months. He
says he will be here about two
months, when he will return TO
Anadarko.