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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

A. J. Thompson, ID. d. S.,
phones 261 and 30.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

Merchants in all the surround.
ing towns are having big clear
ance sales NOW. They are clean
ing up their spring and summer
goods. And that is ti1eway TO
do business.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

Miss Rose Nicholas left today
for a two weeka vacation In FL.
dorado Spriugs. Miss Fern Rise
ling takes her place while she Is
nWav
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

WANrED-At once a few good
laborers. Call at Hoods. w. C.
Dills.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

The Big Reunion will be cool
ed by refrigerated air. Ifyou do
not understand just how this is
possible Just attend 1t and you
will find out.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

Miss Mable Mcclure is visiting
her mother in Eldorado Springs,
Mo-, this week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

The shoot the chutes will be re-
modelled this year, and parties
who take a ride on them will
surely experience a sensation.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

The Library directors will sell
the old piano for cash at the Lii
brary on Saturday July IS, at
auction. w. d. Pinnick, auc-
tiouaer
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

The Baxter ball team will blay
a double header at Galena next
SUNDAY
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

Mrs. C. E. Branstetter returned
today from Schell City Mo-, where
she has been visiting her brothers
the past week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

- 1\14V
HEROKEE COUNTY. 'KANS
Notice 20 Voters.
The registration books will be
closed Saturday night, July IS,
J 1908 at 10 o'clock p. m. If you
wish to vote at the primary elec-
tion on the 4th day of August,
you must register.
GEO. c. CoNNoR,
City Clerk.
SIS REWARD.
Losr-on Monday, in Baxter
Springs, Kas., one red leather
pocket book containing money
and lodge receipts. A reward of
SIS for same if returned to w.
c. Judd at he Baxter Lumber
Company's Office.
Dent is selling gasoline at lsc
per gallon OF 5 gallons for Csc.
WANTED-At once a few good
laborers. Call at Hoods. w. C.
Dills.
Miss Mable Mcclure is visiting
her mother in Eldorado Springs,
Mo-, this week.
The Polster Bros. are now bill
ling their annual Harvest Sale.
The paper was printed at this of
fee.
Mrs. c. E. Branstetter returned
today from Schell City Mo-, where
she has been visiting her brothers
the past week.
The shoot the chutes will be re-
modelled this year, and parties
who take a ride on them will
surely experience a sensation.
Miss Rose Nicholas left today
for a two weeka vacation In El.
dorado Springs. Miss Fern Rise
ling takes her place while she is
away.
Merchants in all the surround
ing towns are having big clear
ance sales NOW. They are clean
ing up their spring and summer
goods. And that is ti1eway to]
do business.
That cloudy rainy weather
which lasted all day Sunday was
fine for growing corn. And the
corn.really needed it. The pros
pect for a corn crop is growing
brighter right along now.
The mines ia the Baxter camp
are very nearly all resuming oper-
ations. Monday morning three
more mills commenced work again
The Lancaster, Old Abe, and
Myrtle are the ones which resum-
ed work Monday.
August Rehm could not stand
it, so when tho Water company
and the Christian Church people
put Ia curb and gutter Just west
of his place of business he follow
ed suit and had the work finished
up to his corner. It improves
the looks of things; too.
Mrs. C. M Sumnsr. wife of
Chauncey M. Sumner, who at one
time lived in this city. died at her
home In Galena last Friday of ty-|
phoid fever and heart trouble. |
Mrs. Sumner had been i'll three
or four weeks, but her illness was
not considered serious, and her
death was not expected. FINER
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

Miss Anne Stewart of Sapulpa,
Okla. is the guest of the family
of Chas. L. Smith.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

The Big Reunion is coming
right along. Do you realize that
1t Is only five weeks from next
Monday until the big doings be-
gin?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

The Polster Bros. are now bill
ling their annual Harvest Sale.
The paper was printed at this Of
Geo
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-23

Miss Jennie Coglizer of Joplin
spent Sunday in this city the
guest of Chas. L. Smith and fam
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
TUCSON HoEoRs CAMERON.
Hundreds Were Unable to Gain an
 Entrance to Opera House.

TUCSON. Oct. l2 The greatest po- !t,cal meeting ever held in this city turned out to greet Ralph Cameron on his appearance here. II was preceded by parade through the principal street, of tnc city in which The Young Mcn's Republican Club. goo strong acted as q guard of honor for MT. Cam crpn. The widest enthusiasm was manifested all along ;hc route.
 The opera hous. where the meeting WIS held was rrowG.d ,o its greatest capacity. II was estimated that there were 3uO people on the outside unable to gain admitianrc. The meeting was presided over by John F., Wright. Mr. Cameron was given an ovation on his appearance and another at the conclu sion of his address. The other speak CTS were Joe r. Morrison of Bsbcc and Robert r.. Morrison of Prescott. The latter brought forth deafcning cheers by the statement that the Smith ma inritics in the Democratic counties of Corhse santa Cruz and Graham would be greatly reduced and that the Republicans were hopeful of wiping them out altogether.
 Chairman Smith and Hon. W. <. Sturgi.. tac national committeeman. who i, here tonight, expressed conf. Gencc in the election of Mir. Cameron. The candidate will rest in Tucson to. morrow. His next appearance will he in Yuma.
 j. Knox 'orbett predicted that Cam. cron will carry Pima county, the home of Mark Smith. hy GOO.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14

q c.c parts, Mahnn i, now in aiNanc- r! ,car-. llc i~ among inc mos, in 'cligcu, oi the Indians of the tribes ql,bcrcI at Ash Fork llc K said to have never violated thc confidence of ms ualctaco brother.
 Chief Qui,uIa K marshalling the lrud-apin warriors and braves for th" war dance nl festivities following. llc !, ub,v assisted by Jim fiulan. the ncX u command of his trihc. Chief Man Cher Gnu is doing similar duty for thc SupHl-. of which he is inc un. disputed heal John Ca-hmau. chief oi tAc Avacncs. will assume command of his detachment oG its arrival today.
 .-quaw. of all The tribe, are in at. tendance. They have au almost un. limited number of plaques, b!akcts. beads. ug., silver ornaments, rings, bracelets of quaint and unique design which will bc sold to those of the pale face nation in search of relics and manufactured articles of the noble red man and red woman of Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
PIONEER DIES.
Alfred Zimmerman Passes over to the
 Great Majority.
lrrom rnesnay.s paiIyI

Alfred Zimmerman. pioneer of this county. succumbed to cancer of the throat Friday evening at j:I5 o'clock at thc home of nis daughter. Mrs. Wal ter Cox, in Mint Valley. He was for. tyfour yenrs old and a native of New York. His only immediate surviving relative here Is his daughter. Mrs. Cox, who was with him when death re- licNcd him of many months suffering
 His remains were taken in charge by the Mau~ and shannon mdcrtak ing establishment to he prepared for burial The funeral was held sun day at . o'clocg from the Mau- and shannon chapel. The obscques will be conducted by Rev. l.. w. Whcatl"y of the Marina street Mctho dist church. Intcrmcnt will he in ty, Citizens Cemetery.
 Coming here in the early eos he ex pericuccd the hardships and braved many dangers of pioneer life. Tn, country was then infested ny blood thirsty Apachcs wno were snbdued on ly after n warfare lasting many year, in which pioneer after pioneer were slaughtered from ambush by the red skins. Zimmerman had many hair breadth escapes. He delighted to tel tales of the early days to those wh, came after the pathway of civilization was bazed into this territory througl wilderness by men of his courage an, stamina. until he grew too weak iron the cancerous growth that practical, destroyed his tongue and throat.
 He was n farmer and stock raise by occupation.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
AOATSOR ORE BODY MAY BE RECORD
 BREAKER
Ledge Now 100 fl. Wide And Averages IS Per
 Cent Copper

BISBEE. Oct. r.. What will proha. bly prove to hc the biggest and most valuable ore body ever discovered in the Warren district is now being ex- plorcd on the ground of the Superior & Pittsburg Company, and although it 2. a few of the ore bodies which have made the Copper Queen one of the greatest copper mines in the world, it promises to become the richcst'asset of thc Superior X Pittsburg Company.
 The ore body was encountered in crosscut driven east from the drift on the 1900 level which k to connect the lIoaison and Briggs shafts. the find be ing made on the Del Norte claim. It is not q continuation at depth of the ore bodies encountered on the upper levels n, its location is on the opposite side of the claim.
 This morning the ore body on the 1900 level had been penetrated for practically loo feet. and the ore has yielded some very high assays, an nv craze for the entire width of loo feet being slightly over II per cent cop. per. The breast of the crosscut has at times during the progress of the work averaged as high as 20 per cent, though grab samples have run over 45 per cent
 Another feature of the strike is that Il greatly bc.tcrS the outlook for the Briggs mine as the ore dips toward the Briggs shaft.
 The Superior & Pittsburg will this month break all records for production according to the statement of General Manager Powell today. Shipments have hecn augmented from the various <. & r. mines since the beginning of the present month, and it is expected that the \. & F. returns will show n good net earning for October. The total production for the Calumet X Arizona shelter for the omnth of Sep teinber was something over 100000 pounds of blister cdppcr.
 At the Junction mine of the S. X r. the new 1900 foot station will soon he completed, after which a drift will be driven to the Briggs shaft on that level. At the station new 2,5OO gal. lon crank and hywheel pump will be installed. On the HOO level of the Junction driving is in progress to cut the ore bodies which were developed on the 1900 level
 At the Shattuck mine where force of only about 25 has been kept busy in exploration work, a strike of ore was made this week in hitherto untouched
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
JEROME PLANS ID V
 CAMERON A ROYAL WELCOME
EXCURSION SATURDAY FH PRESCOTT ON ACCOUNT or THE MONSTER
 DEMONSTRATIONS
,From Tueadny,s nnil,l

Ralph Cameron. the next des io congress. will be in Prescott, ! Friday and on Saturday he will guest of Jerome. There are DO Il hospitable people on earth than q of Jerome and they are arranging dependent of party affiliations, to the Highland Chief n royal weld In fact. it will be the greates, p( cal demonstration in the history Of Shelter City, and so many per} have expressed desire to witne| that the santa Fe railroad has conS cd to give an excursion rate of [? the round trip. Tickets will be returning Sunday morning or H1 noon, and even those who are hOi ,crcStcd in political matters will s, thcmselvcs of the opportunity 10 their friends in Jerome at such a D iual cost.
 When Cameron appears in Pre'' Friday night there will bc torchll procession preceding the meeting the people of Jerome are anIiol' have the torch bearers come over Saturday and assist in Illuminating town. Jerome is practically solid Cameron and lest anyone may d' that fact. the citizens there miehd demonstrate it in an effective convincing manner next Sais' night. "Cameron Is Coming h phrase on nearly every mans Even the children in the public %a are repeating it and are anIo awaiting to extend glad weleon the man who is going to bring ( hood to Arizona. And not only arc good people of Jerome arrangn' extend the right hand of felloW'AI Ralph Cameron. but they are golR extend their equal warm hearted tality to the candidate on the keP can county ticket. Hence, every who is interested in the success friend on the Republican ticket h join this excursion and show the zens of Jerome that their good and friendship are appreciated.
 there will be good crowd seem ready assured, judging from tho pressions heard on the streets
 night.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
PELLMELL FOR THE PoWWoW.
Braves and Squaws Take the Trail
 North to Ash Fork Gathering.
CFrom Tuesdays Daily,

Indian chiefs aua warriors of the iiualaPia, Supai and Apache tribes, numbering two hundred, have already gathered at Ash Fork 10 engage in q war dance and festival there tonight. Last night only three of the chiefs and braves of the Apachcs had arrived hut n large number of the tribe are ex. pected there this morning to partici. pate in the festivities.
 Picturesque among the red men who will meet on the common hunting ground for the powwow is Jim Mahon. He was one of the most trustworthy and best scouts under General Crook and other officers of the United States army who assisted in forcing the west crn Indians in recognizing the right of the white man to making his home in
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14

ground on hc fnu foot level. The .,iikc was made iu ,ru-,rui No. \ ant wnilc consisting oniy of few feet Of lower grade ore ii has an important bearing on future developments in that section of inc rrmpany's ground according to Manager Shatuck.
 The Lone Star shaft of the Warren
 company has passed th" Noo foot mark and although seams of iron and sul phw have been encountered no strike ot oic is expected mIii lateral work K begun after water Irvci i- reached.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
ARIZONA SHELTER WILL BE SOLD
 AT PRESCOTT
Plant to Go Under Ham mer at Courthouse
 Nov. 10
tFrnm TnesdaY,s Dallyl

For inc second time since being de. ties of the Arizona Smelling Company and inc Consolidated Arizona Smelling Company, bankrupts, will be offered for sale in front of the north door of the courthouse in this city, November 10. at noon.
 It will tc remembered that the prop critics of these bankrupt companies were offered for sale here July 25. At that time no bids were received. the sale being subject to m upset price.
 The sale November lO will be with. ont an upset price and only subject to two mortgages in the aggregate amount of y24O.OO0 The sale or sales will be subject to the approval of the United State, court of the district of New Jersey. The purchaser or purchasers will hc required to deposit ten per cent of the amount of the purchase price or prices at the time of sale, inc balance to be paid after confirmation of sale by the court.
 Attorneys for the large eastern cred tors of the companies objected to the acceptance of either of these offers or the grounds of insnflcicncy. Roth of- frrs were made in New Jersey
 Several creditors objected to q sale being consummated in New Jersey since the offers were received, 50 the trustee in bankruptcy applied for per mission to offer the properties for sale a second time here at public auction, without an upset price. The purcha' CTS will be given title, free and clear of all incumbrances, except the mort gages mentioned.
 Eastern correspondents of local cre- ditors assure them that the properties of the companies will he sold at the coming auction sale here November TO-. Under the terms of sale the purchaser, after paying sufficient amount of the purcnasc price in cash, to pay all liens against the property, the preferred claims, including the recelvership P charges and administration expenses and excepting the two mortgages is al lowed to pay any or all of the balance by the receivers of the holders of duly proven and allowed claims for such dividends thereon as they would have been entitled to had the entire pur- chase boen paid in cash.
 1 Assurances are given that in ease n sale i, made and confirmed that the plant will bc immediately started and the smclters blown in.
 The property to bc sold includes be sides the smelters and land of the companies at Humboldt, the Blue Bell group of mines, n large block of stock in the Arizona Exploration Company, as well as all warehouse supplies, fuel, household goods. tools and implements belonging to tho bankrupt companies. I. .i. I. -l' I. T. I. 4. I. 4. 4. 4. 4. + visitors. An especial interest is shown in the matter of date culture and pea pie have to be snown' that the twen ty ar thirty punches of dates are real IL is expected that quite a crowd will visit Arizona after the congress and fair have adjourned,
 "one instance that might he men, toned is party of visitors from Gar den City. Kansas, who have char
 tered Pullman for their accommoda tion.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
YAVAPAI EXHIBITS GATHER MANY
 R|CH PRIZES
Visitors At Albuquerque All Are Captivated
 By Display

Enthusiastic over lee showing IaNa- Tai county made at the National lrri gation Congress. held last weed. B F. r. Cruicc. secretary to the president of he \. r., r. & r. railroad. returned las' night from Albuquerque" He was particularly proud of the success of The NAVupai mineral exhibit. which carried away two prizes. one cash award nf $500.
 In awarding the first prize to Ari. zona. said cruicc. .'the judges pleas. ed not only th. AriZOnnns in atten- dance ai tne fair, but also inc visitors and AlhuquerqucnN who nave become interested in the splendid display of Arizouu minerals in charge of Mr. Johns ai the New Mexican fair.
 "rhcrc nre other wondcrSlh exhibits of ore from elsewhere in Arizona, New Mexico, nS well as other states, but more in the nature of special classes and therefor, not calculated to impress ihos" more especially interested in som" other particular kind. The Va vapai exhibit. however. wa, of such diversity that every specialist found something to engage his attention. If looking for copper. t wns there and of he best; gold and silyerl Sure, Onyx! the best m the land: granite ? never a more benu,iful piece polished than that on exhibition. and quarried almost from within the city limits of Itrna..tts ,l. L.. point.
 co some one has said that ones best reward comes from the knowledge of dniy well done. Anthony \. Johns -- Tony JOnns should not only enjoy that supreme satisfaction, hut also the respect of tis fellow crtizens for his careful arrangement of the several tons of stan entrusted to his keeping, which is doing so much to advertise Arizona x resources.
 ''The first prize is known as the ,Boise- Penrose $500 cash prize and was of course the most coveted. Grant count, New Mexico, won the second prine-a silver cup for the best county exhibit.
 Q" In addition to the Boise Pcnrose cash prize, Arizona has been awarded the special premiums on onyx, marble, atsbestos, free gold ores, mineral paint, 'ani th. Judges are considering other premiums for other fine specialties.
 'Thr lluited Verde collection of raw ores, roasted ores. copper bars and smcltor products, was greatly ad mired by all mining men who visited thr Arizona corner in Mineral Hall Great interest was also shown in tn, collection from Wenden, Snlome, Vicks lhurg, bouse ana Parker. on the Arz ona and California railway, particular ly hy men from the copper producing states. Johns, by his zeal. knowledg, and uniform courtesy, has won the con hdonce and esteem of his co. exhibitor, and all sightsecrs with whom he Ina, come in contact.
 "rhe Salt River valley exhibit il creating sensation, The great di Vcrsty of fruits and other products oi Inc soil are artistically arranged an, hoih Mr. Cowgirl and his assistant N Eagerly, are deserving of praise II was the first exhibit in place, an' he only on in place in schedule time Fresh fruil is being received dail. from the valley and is distributed t
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
Preliminary Hearing Postponed.

The preliminary examination Of liam Pitts, J. w. Smith and JOS Foley, the Fort whipple soldiers eA cd with shooting into Mrs, dleas home in Slaughterhouse Gulch days ago, was postponed yesterd'' ternoon by Justice of the Peace Lane to this afternoon at 2 o'eloaI
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
SAY NAY TO PARCELS POST

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct o.-Thc Trans Mississippi Congress adiourne late this afternoon, and delegate de. parted for their homes. The feature today was he defeat of resolution on the floor supporting the postmaster general on parcels post.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14

When your fad" grows old Sa through q Journal Miner want ',
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-16
WILL YET TAKE OFF HAT TO
SENATOR HEPBURN.
Prominent Stockman Says That
Forest Reserve Policy Will
Prove Failure.

within ten years the people OF
the northwest will tip their hats to
United States Senator Hepburn of
Idaho for the position he has taken
relative to the forest reserves and
the policy of the forestry depart
ment," said a prominent stockman
today. II am not engaged in the
business of raising stock. but have
been a.buyer on the ranges of Idaho.
" ashington and Montana for the
past twenty years and believe l am
familiar with the conditions that
confront the stockmen of the north
west today.
II say the policy Of the forestry
department is, impractical because II
is driving the stockmen out of bust
ness and the forests of the country
are damaged rather than benefited
The forests are damaged because the
present policy with the rental sys-
tenn eliminates the pastureage Of
stock in large areas and in These
particular sections the dry grass aids
in spreading the fires that are year
" consuming the forests the depart
| ment is attempting to protect.
"There are sections where tint
snow fall demands the preservation
Of the forests and there are othel
| sections where forests are not need
ed. To the person familiar with TN
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-16

conditions 1t would appear that tn,
forestry department Is working alone
lines that will not attain the results
desired and before the mistake is dis
covered the great stock industry OF
the southwest will be Destroyed.
z There 10 no place where q better
illustration can be given than In your
own immediate territory! A few
years ago the yearly shipments were
many times larger than today and q
canvass Of the situation will show
the big cattle and sheep ranches are
passing into history. Within q few
years the livestock that is supplying
the markets OF the United States
will be grows upon the small farms
asd the valuable range lands con.
tanned within the boundaries of the
forest reserves will afford the kind.
ling to destroy the timber Of the
mountain sections. M
Look at the traffic sheets of your
railroad and you will zee that during
the past two years strainloads OF
stock cattle and sheep have been
shipped to the ranges of Montana
and Wyoming and the only reason Il
because the livestock industry Is be.
ing gradually driven from the cen.
trail Idaho section"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-16
Roosevelt 10 aet Nevv,.

WASHINGTON. June 16.-- Ar
engagements have been perfected to
keep President Roosevelt informed
as to every detail Of the convention
proceedings 1t Chicago. The offer
OF the press association to furnish .
bulletin ssrvice 1t the White House
has been accepted. and In addition
to these facilities the president will
receive private advices over = special
wire from trusted lieutenants on the
field of action. DN 14- 49,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-16

Get new films FOR your kodak, for
you will want some pictures OF the
roses that you will see at the rose
fair Saturday
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-16

You can save money by buying
your furniture, stoves. dishes, gran.
ite and tin ware or anything in the