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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
'otic. a; saIe ~ aeai Estate
STATE OF CuLCRADo.

NIA r Ot bitfE DO.
Cot MY OF GrNNI-pN
~ o.. G. uuty Court ~ pr,bate
Il lhe % after e tie Estate n
.''ltn and hatie 7, --a. r,si,or
herr OF John l'osnH ..igeHu. ed
h1 virtu' If fr iar al al r,rr.,. mad. ana
fi'''fti ON he 18th dsy Il be en- her, Iaa, the
uh" f~iEned guardian tf aid hairs was au-
ana -ir-cfei tu sell at ririsl.1e sale fHr
cash or up' u er''liIt a. app-a1s is ,atd decree,
an IN iiNi-ed oue-haT t1sI # tho mort Invest
guar'fr tsl ot -ec' iol eleven IN tovtrsi,i,,
m sai4 county.
-N'N' th'ret1'e pursuant t. sail order the
in' I>iE-isi = t'~ i.uI Ire that she will refafve
bld- Tor the ubave ,ia-rrii.. I fro,,.rt. ~ ber
ie-idenre IA crested i.l-te. O.. -aiI county At
az. tni" up 20 ton ciucA IN Ia. r1-euaon Of
itutH'y the i-ah DAY of Janutry. isa. SAID
" i'rt1 MI - sol to the itrst and hast
~ idcr- The right 10 reject a,-v ANA nU had.
2 rived. WI wv
Dated Decenb"r f~sl q 5T1-
DDh fNits PpGNN EC HER.
Dec p Jan. u G-srjiau af --ti4 minor be.r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

STATE OF 'olorado, In the County Court
county of uunuis"n, in Probate.
Ia the matter oi the Estate
of
Minerva Root deceased.
by virtue of decTctal order of said Court
10 probate. made and entered on record on th.
Eht dsN of August, A. ID. 1905, the unders Iguei
was authorize and directed to sell, at a price
not less than the appraised value ther of, the
following described real property. belonging to
the said estate of Minerva Root de-ea ed to.
VII: An undivided one haf D a of the Ontario
lofe mining claim in Gold Brick Miniug Dis
trtct, Gunni-on County Colorado.
Now, Therefore, pursuant to said order the
Undersigned giNcs notice that he will offer for
sale the above described real estate at hi res
itence IN Pitkiu, tunnistin G. touuty Colorado at
ten q clock la the forenoon ON Monday the 1th
day of January, A. y 1874. The same to b. =, Ia
at private sale, to the highest aud best bidder
thnrffur. and at a price not less than tine an.
praised value thereof
said sale To he subject To the approval and
conn rmatiOu 81 said couuty court, as pr, ii led
by law. NiNfIEi.D NENDFR,o\
administrator "i the estate of Minerva Root
pec - '"h . deceased
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
BLIND SOLDIER AND SHOP
GIRL


There are noteworthy actions la
iiis that are nu heralied Ia the
morning papers, aud many people
who % not telephone for the report
cr- When they DO noble deeds. We
give an instance.
lt vas cold DARK evening, and
the CITY lights only intensified bv
their sharp contrast the gloom OF
the storm. u was the time when
wealthy shoppers are eating their
bot dinners. when the stores are
ciosing. aud when the shop girls
plod home, many too poor 10 ride,
tired with the long days standing
and work. one OF the shop-girl.
We have alluded 10 was hurrying
through the slush after a hard day's
work She was a delicate girl, poor
ly dressed, aud wholly unable TO
keep out the winters cold with a
thin fall cloak One person noticed
her as she hurried along She was
evidently very timid aud self-ab-
sorbed
a bind man was sitting in an
alley by the pavement, silently ofier-
ing pencils foe sale to the heedle~s
crowd. The wind and sleet beat.
ing spon him. lie had no overcoat
His thin hands cIasped with purple
fingers the wet, sleet-covered pen
ellis He looked ~ il the cold had
congealed him
The girl passed the man, as did
the rest Of the hurrying crowd. When
she had walked half a block away
she fumbled in her pocket, and turn
ed and walked back.
For a moment she looked intent
ly at the vendor of pencils, and
when she saw that he gave no Sign,
quietly dropped ten cent piece in
to his fingers and walked on.
But she was evidently troubled
for her steps grew slower
Then she stopped, turned, and
walked rapidly back to the dark al
ley. and the man half hiding in it.
Bending over him she said softly.
Are you really blind =
The man lifted his head and show
ed her his sightless eyes. Then
with an Understandable gesture he
pointed IT, his breast. There hung
the duil badge Of the Grand Amy
of the Republic
Il beg your pardon, she said
humbly. please give me back INV
ten cents.
Yes ma am, be answered. and
held out the com.
She took out her purse. 1t was
very thin one. Ii contained hut
two silver dollars, one-third of her
week 5 hard earning all she had
She pat one dollar Of it into his hand
with the words:
Take this instead. for the dear
Lords sake, and GO home now. You
ought not TO sit here in this bitter
wind and sleet rhen she turned
her steps homeward, plying tie
wretched man aud thinking that no
one had seen her.
Thinking no one had seen herr
God bad seen her. and one man.
who to his dying day will never flr-
get the act.
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>tackholasr~ N.etinx

Nutice j. hereby Fivea that there Will be !,
Stork khstlders mHef iuE 1t the Humboldt tuuSfs iii
dated todd Mining sni Milling company held
at the office at henry =. Lake IN the town oi
1uuuison- hunui= cuunty, tulora to. on
Saturday the l2th day of Jauuary. ilFii. at the
hour oi two a. clock ln the afternoon. tpr the
purpose of electing board of directors, aud
having an accounting and settlement Of the
debts and financial afairs uf the umpany. Rni
the doing .f such other business ~ may prop
erly cnme before the meeting
Dated. November .ith. ls6.
n NJ WEHsrEK
ht>Ei r. Lskr. President
>eCrstar,
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SUBSIDIES
The Public

"'SN
The plnnderhunger Of the "busi-
ness interests and their Republican
cssdJutor~, is enormous and insis-
tent beyond parallel. When "busi-
ness, interests want 10 go into bust
ness, their first demand is for a sub
sidy out Of the pablic treasury. Here,
for illustration, Is Secretary r DOT :
at Kansas City on the 2oth Steam
ship lines being needed between
this country and South America, he
asks for a subsidy Farmers are
never given subsidy Working
men are allowed no subsidy. Store
keepers are not subslzed But big
capitalists they mast have subsi-
dies or they cant live. Without
genuine husine - ability, this class
seems unable to make any enter
prise pay unless they have a special
privilege from government giving
them monopoly power over the peo-
pie. or a Subsidy out Of the govern
ment treasury which deprnfs upon
taxing the people When they are
not legalized thieves, they are arro-
CANT beggars. Abolish the urotec-
tive tariff between this country aud
South America, aud steamship lines
would he making money before a
subsidy bill could pass a ;hird read
ing Bnt there's the rub The
protective tariff j. itself a subsidy
only IN another form.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
IInaaIF NpTet

Natica D. her .hs liygu that on Monday tho
liHh tHF 20 i'Hre u4istI. ftsH I shall arl tne
Uumty uurr ul huuulssiu ttlauty. Colorado
10 Probate. for leave to soil and contract 60 -al
the uudieiird uuc-half .i.I interest ed ths
southeast quarter .t of che northwest qunr
ter e, 81 sect iou eleven ilI. Township Four
teen " south. range sigity-siN SiI west. in
.ait cuunfFs tho same heiug the property 4
John eni Nat. irEma. uiIunf hHir- 81 .luIIu
fDgna
Dated November fltn. IisG
Dom MICA PuGNA EtCHER.
Nov. ~ Dec. ~ Guardian Of -aii W inoI heir,
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sgaacAssosos aaaA
,~Vc.xx e>r0 - egvu,pus errWs

6lenWa.sA Avalaaohe - >iaaau
Gscgeaheim again hFeals issfh inio
song aisoui the crea;esi of -iaies.
Calorado. and IL glories. II. sings
pss1ns about every imaginable -aarce
ID r.veage D. The state aud uaisral-
Is aocs nat iaclu H. She smelling
business Ia his car1ilgas o. last.
he Tn@ii isins a iudici9us sileucc ma
tie latter snbiesg.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
.En.AnnIlt.. AllIise

NH.ir b. iHrrnE eIeea tlal -Ifi.al -'u.s
haliitrH HiaatliHz 90 Tho tfunuisl.u ga a
v aael aHifauy WI4. o. Half tHr ufiir. %
81. ID company iH ttu iuiHan. uiurafio. un fif
ittn taf 81 lrcauihur af o. a. N ier th1
fillI lizs Uf ctsl-i.I9rilz tii gu-ito1 of author
lElrE tEc sHif ~ tia plant uruggrtF auI
flauahi-e= Hf saiI roufuany 20 The Iowa ~
euul.l-.l Q. and Q receive b. pay therefore .itf
fa,II.i- 20 fuH fuaE
Dated N,ysuIhcr arb. lss.
o D. Laws. prr-Idanf
&C file fiurnisun tta- a y ataf .umpany
Nov lt-ltHU ~ D. HtafTHEE~. ~acrr. ars
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Christmas and New Years


mas and New Year will be paced ou sale
Dec ~. 3. p. -. 80 and Il 1906. and
January I-,. 1907. TN these dates tickets
at one fare for the round trip will be sold
between all points on the Denver x Rio
Grapde Railroad in Colorado and New
Mexico. Additional date from all stations
Dectmtsr 26th to Denver only at said
rase. Tickets will tie limited f.,r final re-
turn to Janu,r, 4th. 1sO1.
For information as To rates. train sfr-
vice. etc.
SEE THE Rio GRA>pE AeENT.
:. X HporFR. q. Z. A.
Denver. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Mautro-e Press Majr T. A.
Skies. a eivil and mining engineer
uf bUnnisan. spent q couple 90 lays
ia this ciiy tbe fr-t oi the week
The major vas Resided iu Gunuispn
euuniy iar the Pasi z5 Nears aud
prIar f. cafninu o. that section was
a h'gs ulhcer 81 the Eu4li-h ARA,
iu ialia The fact that thr round
house az tfuuuis1u. which Wa- burn
ed s1Iue tIue ago. Is o. d. rebuilt
and in - doing tbe huildiur wiil De-
made 90 Accommodate standard gage
engines. Is conclusive evidence Lat
the Montruse aud Slliia branch viii
be Standardized lo the near furr
The increased demand flr trauspar-
tation facilities ir1m the valley l.
making the matter uEe II vital I'M
portaHce 10 our peoaif and The step
toward making the change will Ne
received with rejoicing by our ship
pers
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Homeseekers Excursion TO Tex.
as and New Mexico

To settle up the Texas Panaandle and
tributary sections the Colorado A Ssnrb-
ern offers. half rates for the round tim In
points IN that territory. Write for par
ticuisrs i. l.. FISHER. &. PA.
Denver. Colo
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Rerair Shop Again Opcn.

! am now prepared to do all kinds
OF bIcvcle repairing, fix stoves. do
gun work and handle all kinds Of
pipe fitting and plumbing.
+. +. BoTTENrIELp. Main st
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

ihe ann1ai bali nf the Women of
N "oicrait will lie held on New
Years night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Why is it that practically all the
newspapers 81 the country repeat
the warn that silver is going up be
cause of the increased demand, etc.
etc. There NAV lie some slight in
creased demand, but the chief reason
of the advance Is that silver is a com
modify Ike everything else. The
prices ot commodities heing now
measured in gold, hunctuaie with
that metal H. 1896 the per capita
circulation inc.lling every dollar
that had ever been coined in the
United States was less than $50. IL
has now increased TO about So a
heed or 60 per cent. This ia due
very largely to the greatly increased
production Of gold. As gid has in
creased in volume, in other words.
il there is 80 per cent more money
in the country it follows absolutely
that prices on commodities must
raIse 80 per cent. And they are
raising 30 per cent on the general
average and silver being commodi-
~ and subject to the same law is
due TO 90 ~ cents if not to "a dollar
in the near future
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Clocks in ebony. gold and silver
plate at Won Stein nske pretty
Christmas presents
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
81 MAiONS

The people of the sta eof Colorado, to John
l.; troNes the above named, tIrecting.
You are hereby re- iulred TO appear in an ac-
u ~ br.u tht against yuu hy the above named
plaintih, IN tue County tuurt of Guunison
touhtN STATE 81 Colorado, and answer he com
plHint herein within thirty days after the ser
wee hereof Il serve within tile state Of Colo
or by ~ hiicatiun, within fifty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the daV pf service
81 judgment WI | ne taken against yau accord
ihS !" tiie play y of the complaint: and IL tn.
service her of I've made bv publication, then ten
nHN- "a iulnnal 70 tra said fifty days last here
hHn,Nc 7Iecihei tor appearance and answer
VIII o. allowed he ore the taking of Judgment
a rforeSa.d.
The said action l. brought 10 obtain a decree
us wing thc hon. l. al mstrimo ny existing be-
tween lilaiti III and drfeu liant o a the ground
that defendant has Wildly and Without
cnu-e deserted aud ab-entrd himself
~ ~ plaintiff stree MAY T. 1850. apB
further that defenoant being in good bnd-
ny nealih has failed 20 provide for the snpp0rt
~ piaiuilH s'uce their marriage, on 1, vii thu.
2ilh day ot Nov .nber lsgi
ildinlii farther pray that she may be- par-
uittei 70 assume her maiden name, Eleanor
II hSths"i tar costs q sut and all other proper
tt,li-i 20 IN" premises, a. viii morp fully appear
IRON the compliant filed in said otrrt Ia Said
action 20 winch reference is hereby made and a
copy 81 which l. hereto ATTACHED
Ahh you are hereby NOT fled that If yor fail to
aniehf amt 10 answer tu saii complaint a.
az aou'e required q IN" said p.aiutiH will apply to
plainr. '"'
"iVen r. my hand and tho seal Il said
"urt a 'urLt~.iu, la aid County this .itI,
DAY of y Veuih,r. A. u lgUf
gro HErHERINGTON
'''' it''"N' IT. Juise and Acting Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

on the Ranch and Range page o.
this issne Clarence Adams calls
vour attention to one of the finest
lines Of holiday Furniture and
Queensware ever broucht to Gunni-
son
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Mask ball at Re1men hail Nm,s
night
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

See Ca-iaiay's window for iii,
ii I,si 'Li IS iItOwn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
>am M.ss III cree

>amM"ss-Di5 Gree
STATE OF COLOR DO
tot>rN % GuNSIsoN -
An she County Court.
In the mater of
Eleanor Groves
plaintiff
No .sso 81 MMONS.
John l.. Groves,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13

turn over. Enoch Wright, who
has the property in charge, is
pushing the underground devel-
opment in two shafts to prepare
for the keeping the mill going
when turned over to the company
after the test has been made on
it. With this fine mill going the
parties interested all around this
property expect to see some very
good turn-ins. The drillings and
shaft development has been
watched by all the operators on
account of the very rich finds
made on this lease and the splen-
did showing made during the UNI
foreground development.
The Eastman Investment Com
pany's new 300-ton mill on the
White Eagle shaft is just about
completed. 1t will be turned over
to the company during the pres
ent month by J. G. Marcum,
builder. This is the fourth mill
Mr. Marcum has built in this
camp, viz: Mission, M. X. Il r.,
Ayers-Sloan and White Eagle.
This property has three large
dumps of very high grade ore on
the ground which were taken out
during the development OF the
mine, which will be used in start
ing up the mill. Much interest
is being manifested by the opei-
ators in the camp in the starting
of this big mill, as the ore has
been estimated to mill all the
way from 8 per cent to Is pei
cent zinc. This same company
is sinking a second shaft farthe r
up the hill and is installing two
300 horse power water tube boilers
on the top of the Abrams hill,
which is to supply power to va
rious plants on the leases held by
the company. The drilling done
by this company has been very
satisfactory.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13
SOME GOOD BARGAINS
FOR SALE BY DAM
EELS & PL UMB.

Ninety lots with fine residence,
barn, shade, fruit, etc. A nice
home right in town for $4,000.
Nine-room house, fine barn,
shade, fruit and shrubbery, two
blocks from Main st, $1,000.
Four-room house and barn 5000
Eight-room house, good barn,
shade, on Military street, 81, 600.
Four-room house and two large
lots on north side, 5000.
Nine lots for 500.
Five lots on Military st. $3.50.
A mighty nice Groom house
with 100 feet front, ? blocks from
Main street, with shade, fruit,
ETC., for $1,000.
The finest residence in Chero-
kee county, with one block OF
large forest trees, for $4,000.
An elegant broom house with
basement, shade, steam heat,
water, bath, ETC., worth $1,000 for
$4,000.
Three large residence lots in
desirable residence locality, $500.
Residence lots for $40, SIS, SIS
and $50.
Business lots from $500 to $500
Business houses for sale cheap.
Two good houses for $500.
Ten acres near the city, chear.
Two acres with well and els
tern, joins city, cheap.
A beautiful corner with broom
house, shade and shrubbery $3.50
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13

lected, the construction will COM
mence. All the details are being
worked out so that when this
mill is turned into commission it
will be as perfect as energy, skill
and money can make il. There
is special attention being given
to the treatment and devices for
the saving of the fine, or sludge
ores.
Messrs. Frank Y. Locke and
Chas. ID. Matteson of st. Paul,
Mimi, and ]. w. Watson of Bax-
ter have incorporated the Hobo
Mining Company to operate the
Hobo mine, which they bought OF
Parker, Smith and Buckner. The
new company is pushing the i'm
provements and sinking the old
Hobo shaft deeper. The work of
sinking shows that an immense
bed of ore still underlies the pres
ent development of the Hobo.
The Hobo ore is to be milled on
the Omaha mill for the present
until the new company can build
its own concentrating mill.
The J. c. L. Mining Company
has started its new 150-ton mill
on the Beaver land, just south
west of the Joanna mine. This
lease has been developed consid-
erably and will be able to keep
the new mill going. Fred jolly,
manager of this property, has
devoted his entire time to the de-
velopment of this lease and has
two shafts into the ore and some
underground development around
each. An Eight-drill Norwalk
Compressor and large boiler has
been installed, which supplies
power for the two diggings.
With the rev mill completed
this will be one of the many good
producers.
Cramer-Morse Mining Compa-
ny has its big mill about ready to
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13
FIVE MILE NEWS.

Fine weather, corn ripening fust.
Col. Gregg 10 having his hay bal.
ed and hauled 10 his Missouri farm
Miss Pearl Hicksonbaugh 10 Wis.
ting with Ed DrGrAfienreed at
Crestline this week.
George Quarrrls aud family are
on their way back TO Five Mile from
Colorado. Irrigating did not suit
him.
Grandma Myers 10 visiting her
grsn dson. Frank, and best of all is
the gres, grandson. She is so proud
Of the young man! There 10 no
name for him; az yet they can't find
a name fine enough.
John llunley returned last Tues
day from Western Kansaa, where
he has been working. He looks
inr; glad TO see him back.
Thriller says all the cattle In the
pasture he has charge of nre dying.
Billy Miller has lost his last COW.
Mrs. Hedges drove TO Seneca
Wednesday.
Lee Hunley 10 q faithful little
wood hauler. He goes every day.
Sieve Port made business trip
to GaIena Saturday.
Frank Mcdonald went 10 Galena
Friday.
Gregg Ewers made a business
trip to Galena Wednesday.
MIR. Bradley's move to Gaiena
soon.
Mrs. Junnita Riley has q new pia.
no. She was Haskell pupil once.
Sunday James Valliere and wife
called GU Mr.. Med:ins, to find them
not at home.
Those Baxter folks who broke
their wheel down were thankful to
ind friends TO let them have one 10
get back home with.
lanes Vaiiiere sold hia hay on
thu Medlin farm to A. G. Eyers.
Pete Shapp has rented his Five
Nile to good people. II is hoped.
this time.
Those people are known that are
IN habit of helping themselves e
others meiona aud corn. and just
short time and they will be marked
40 all will know them.
Return that game rooster and
nothing will br said.
George Cavanaugh and Dav.
S-eeton, one time Tennessee Prai
RTE farmers. but at present living
west of Baxter. were callers on
Gregg Ewers Sunday afternoon.
Dave is blacksmithing for the Oma.
Mining Company south Of Baxter
Springs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13

The NewlanGs and Merritt me which producing the richest
disseminated ore ever found any mining This
now has face thirty feet high and the dirt from the min,
will run twenty per The water has been
hard proposon to beat mne but is being conquered
and is much weaker it has BEEN This mine cleaned
zinc and piled up than hundred tons
of rich rough stuff the pumps of commission abou
MALI tile time The happy having plans drawn 70
big concentrating plant We without fear OF
full contradiction that is mine which going to do wonder
in the way of production
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13
Attorney for Plaintiff.
FRISCO SPECIAL RATES.

Special rates 10 hunters will be
on sale to numerous points on the
Frisco Dates of sal2 Oct. ! 10
March 81. 1907.
Pittsburg, Kas. Fret Annual
Baptist Colored Chautauqua, Sept.
IS 10 % inclusive. 81 for round trip.
Joplin, No. Automobile races
Sept. 70. soc for round trip.
New Orleans, La. Biennial meet
ing Supreme Lodfie Kniffhts of
Pythiss Oct. 10 to 55. Date Of sale
Oct. II TO IL. final return limit Oct.
80. Extension of final limit may be
had 10 Nov. 80. Side trips, also stop
overs may be had. Rate SO 50 for
the round trip.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Regimental
Reunion, anniversary of the battle
of Chicksmauga. Sep. IS TO 20. So 50
for the round trip. Final return
limit Sept 80. Side trips and stop
overs may be had.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13

100 acres west of town for 81;
per acre.
1000 acres of very rich lant.
with fine improvements for So;
per acre.
One-half block in fine location
for $500. DANIELS & PLUMB.
Jarvis Gunderman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Gunderman, liv.
ing two miles northwest of this
city, had his left foot badly
mashed the other day in a hay
press. DR.. Wear is attending the
injured lad, and it is going to be
some time before he will be able
to use the foot again.
A man named WEIGH was hurt
at the ]. c. L. mine on Tuesday
of this week. He was working
on the new mill building, and fell
from scaffold about twenty feet
high. He was bruised about the
hips and head, and was badly
scratched in several places. DR..
Boswell attended him, and says
he will get out in a few days.
i You should stop paying rent
right away. Make arrangements
to buy you a home. Material of
all kinds is getting higher and
higher, and it will not be very
long until people of ordinary
means will find it next to impos-
sible to build a home at all. You
can buy a nice new home in the
Omaha addition on very moder-
ate terms. and if you do not make
your arrangements to do so You
are making a very bad mistake. !
Call on ]. w. Craig, who viii /
explain the proposition to you.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13
TOM LEE! COAL!

Tom Lee. at the South End Feed
Yard. is putting in a big stock of
coal, and when cold weather sets in
you want to remember this. Deliv-
cries made to any part of the city.
and prices right.
Contract your winter coal now.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13
THE MINES.

Brief hts Of Correct Information From
What Is Going TO bs tho Biggest and Best
Lead and Elmo Mining Camp I'm tho World
The Eyes Of the Investing Public are Turned
Toward the Baxter Springs Camp.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-09-13

City Marshal KimbaIl has returned
from 4 visit to his old home in Hick-
ory county. No. He returned Tues
day morning.