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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-02-25
Applicant.

Have a small stock of drugs in
inland town in this county for
sale; would trade it for residence
property in Cherokee county,
Kansas, or Ottawa county, Okla.
Call at this Office.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-02-25
NEWS FROM
The MINES.

Several important deals are
pending in the mining camp,
which will be closed in the near
future. It will mean much for
the district as new parties are
coming into the field, with ample
money to carry the operations to
a successful issue.
The Good Luck reports large
showing to the east of its present
development, where a drift is be-
ing driven through rich zinc ore,
being forty feet wide and thirty
feet in height. This is proving
to be the richest mine yet opened
up in the north camp. A forty
four ton Car of zinc concentrates
was loaded from this mine last
week, but the Joplin Globe did
not report it in Sundays report.
A big strike was made the past
week in the south drift of the
Luther Mining Company's prop
erty. 1t is estimated that this
is the main run of the ore
body on which the Lancaster
mine is working, just to the south
of this property. A mill will be
built on this lease, this spring.
J. M. Rice has installed a new
boiler at the Old Dark Horse
diggings, to the east of the main
road, and is preparing to push
mining on the big run of rich ore
which is known to extend across
the entire length of this five-acre
lease. Mr.. Rice has thoroughly
prospected this ground and feels
confident that it is to be one of
the big producers of the camp.
Several cars of zinc concen-
trates are in the bins at the
White Eagle mill, on the East
man Investment Co.'S. lease. The
underground development is
showing up we'll as the drifting
is being extended in different di-
rections.
A new crowd has taken up the
lease, on the old Strong Bow dig
gings, on the Abrams land, to
the north of the White Eagle
mill, and are installing machin-
cry preparatory to running the
diggings steadily.
Omaha is making good show
ing in its north ground which it is
working through the Hobo shaft.
The ground going to the east has
opened up a big face of rich ore,
such as was taken from the Hobo
when it was first opened up, in
the early days of the camp, by
Buckner, Smith and Parker.
We understand that the Lam
caster will be put into commits
sion the coming week. This will
add to our weekly turn-in, as it
is a big producer.
New parties have taken over
the Newlands mine and mill, and
are preparing to put it into oper-
alton at once. This is a most
excellent property and one of the
most inexpensive ores in the camp
to treat. With 30-foot face, OF
high grade zinc ore, and an ideal
formation for milling, it is ex-
pected the new owners will make
very good record for this prop
r. R. Heap is expected this
week from an extensive trip to
the north, where he has been to
provide for the construction of a
modern mill, on the Heap-O 'Brien
ground. This mine has been
thoroughly prospected. and much
rich ore blocked out during the
prospecting period, which puts
it in position to supply a large
| ,o,>., m e can ha erecfed
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-02-25


for their smelling, and giving
the miners the benefit of the
price, based on the selling price,
at New York, the day the ores
are smelted? If they were to
treat this district likewise, the
operators would get better prices
for their ores, and the shelters
would be sure of a profit on every
ton of ore smelted. Is it not
time the smelters should stop
specializing on the operators
money, and confne themselves to
strictly smelling business? Let
them fix a price, which will give
them a fair profit, over the act
ual cost of smelling, and let the
operator have a show for his alley,
as he is the source of the supply
to keep the smelters in business.
Caulkins, Robinson, Yard, Hill
and Jones, who have the lease on
the Joanna mine, are making ex-
ceilent progress in putting the
mine in condition to be a steady
producer. The sheet lead is
showing up, both in the north
and southeast drifts, in the old
fashioned way, which is making
the boys feel mighty well over
their new venture. No part of
the camp has been more neglect
ed, while none has shown as
much returns for the money and
labor invested, as the southeast
ern part, where the Joanna and
other mines are located.
J. w. Barnes gave an option
to Mr.. Lapham of Vinita, on his
Willow branch lease, calling for
the erection of a 250-ton mill
within 120 days. This property
is located in the Miami camp and
has a large tonnage of mineral
now on the dump, ready for the
mill as soon as it can be erected.
Mr.. Lapham is also interested in
the Barnes lease to the north OF
the Consolidated Mining Compa-
ny's property, where the richest
strike in the Miami camp was
made last fall. A shaft is now
down to the ore and as soon as
the boiler and holster, which is
now being installed, are ready,
some of the Banner" ore will be
taken from this lease. Both the
above leases are on the Baxter
Royalty Company's ground.
A few finishing touches are
yet to be made on the Big Jacks
mill, and it will be ready for OPP
GRAFTON. This will add much to
the production of this camp, as
large amount of high grade
ore has been developed in this
ground. Three shafts are now
opened and will serve the mill as
soon as completed.
The Virginia is getting its
ground in condition to start act
i've mining as soon as possible.
The management at the Com
mon Law is pushing the develop
ment of this property and will be
soon in the producing list.
The Success Mining Company
is making a steady production
each day, at the Mason mine,
and it is reported that this COM
pany will take over some of the
other mines in the near future.
John Merritt has been installed
as manager of the Old Abe and
has taken charge of that compa-
ny's mine and mill. This is GER
tainly good news, as Mr.. Merritt
is one of the best equipped men
in the camp for this position, and
with his experience and energy
should make a success.
The 81 has been running stead
| lily the past week, with good re-
suits.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-02-25
Library Theatre
Tuesday, March 2.
4 Bachelors Honeymoon. >

To get this company had give good guarantee which we
did knowing to be good show and wishing to give patrons
something extra good In return the company guarantees satc
ticn or will refund money to patrons
Secure your seats early.
Reserved seas-Chldren, 35c: adults Soc.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-02-25
SIS C0l0nist Tickets

the Santa Fe will have on sale daily Mar.
to April 90, 1909, from Kansas City,
St. Joseph and intermediate points on
the A. T. & S. F. Ry. Similar reduc-
tons to Prescott, Phoenix, etc. Core
spending rates from other points on the
A. T. & S. F. and from points on other
lines in connection with the Santa Fe.
Through tourist sleepers and chair
cars (seats free) carried daily on Santa
Fe trains leaving Kansas City at 1880
A. NJ, 2:3S P. NJ, and 9:os M. Meals
At Santa Fe dining-rooms, managed by
Fred Harvey, Of the same superior
quality supplied standard sleeping-car
passengers.
I have some folders and other
printed matter telling about the
train service and attractions
en- route, including the ever.
alluring Grand Canyon, side.
ride costing $6.So additional.
I'll send these and full infor.
nation about other stopovers
allowed on these tickets il you
expect to 60 to California this
spring.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

ilces and substantial rewards to be
distributed things that 40 to heal
the hurt that honor ieels-~and these
things were talked Of and considered.
"Bnt no doubt, The main thing was
that Governor Cox agreed 10 join him
SELF vita ban Murray. Dune Cooper
and sparrel Hill and aid them IN their
battle Tor the Holy Cause Of Local
Self Government
By local self government. carmaelS
meant the fight against prohibition.
The lluuor interests led by governor
declared In favor of lncai option and
Of lettIng each community settle the
saloon question for liacl.
Colonel Cooper upon reading this
ediluriai, sent the famous message
70 carmack Nlf my nanie appears IN
the Tannessean again, enc Of Us must
dlc Tie warning vas delivered 70
Senator f'afWack b cxSiale TREAS
urer Craig Carmack said That Col-
onel Coopers threat had made ees-
sation II the editorials Imposslhle-
that e iha Tenueskean nevc sgain
used C0opers name the Dubllr would
belleva that the paper had beer blum
"a aud II would lnse caste So on
Monday November 2. ihe day Of the
killing, there appeared 10 the Tennes
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sean this edllorlals
The Diplomat Of the zweibundv
ITO Major Duncan Brown Cooper
who wrought the great cosllilon. who
achieved the harmonious confluence
Of incompatible elementsi who welded
the pewter handle to the wooden
spopn who grated tha dea, bough
70 thel wing tree and made Ii ID
bloom aud bourgeon ana bend With
golden fruit; who made playmates OF
the lamb and the leopard and boom
companions Of the spider ana the ~,
whip made Soda and vinegar 10 dwell
placidIy III the same hottln and wln
taught of aud water how they might
agree to Major Duncan nrown Coon
err, The greai dlnlomal 81 lhe political
zwelbund be ali aonof and gle8g
forever
What happened next Il history, The
states witnesses say that Carmark
was shot down from behind, while
be was in the act II raising his hat
TO a lady Mrs Eastman. The cooner'a
swear thai athey walked Ftfoss The
street 10 reason With Cafmack and
that he uli-iied fire 1T once. wound
Ing Robin who thereupan and II sell
defense fred the shots which killed
thc edltos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

War the Means Whereby Science
Made Possible the Cure Of Dye.
nenala.


pepala,
The Aaise Sphllanzanl was The lIssl
aclentlst 10 study Byalematically the
chemlcal powers nl The gastric juice.
hui Il vas hy the careful ana con.
ylnelng experiments Of beaumont that
the foundation of our exact knoal.
eaKe 0f ia composition and action
waa laid.
Beaumont was IN Brniy rurReon.
lOcalea j an obscure military post In
Michigan. while 1t was yet q terri.
tory. asd was called upon 70 treat q
gun shot wound OF The stomach n a
Canadian yoyagef-- Alexis 81. Martin.
When the wound healed d permanent
opening waa left by means uf which
iotd could be placed 10 the stomach
ami gastric juice taken from e.
beauMent made scientific expert
mcnla with hls crude means and
wrote hnk, which today IS recugs
n'Hed among the claAslcs Of physi0l.
oey
neaumont blazed the way for other
sclenIlAis 80 that today medicine
knows What lhe stomach does win
food and shat food does 10 the st0m.
ach
Science also knows what he aas.
lflc juices are and how To make
them best for the ayhletn.
Stuaft'a Dyspepsia Tablets. thanks
~ the npor army surgeon and Alexis
NJ MhrIlH elve man means at ii.
gVsllnE food r9pleulshlng the ax-
hanalea Juices, soothing the nerves
aSld cesfecllns dyspeptlo conditions
OF The aIomach.
HlnafEs Dyspepsia Tablets are nat.
ural ifaIl and vegetable essences re.
duced Ii concentrated form and hy
tremendous power compressed into
tablet These powerful little digest.
efs ere known all over America ensl
Canada Full meals have been II.
ee@sed b them IN GLASS tubes and
lhef are sold py every druggist.
Physicians 70 the number 81 10000
use them They are merIlorlous and
poNeiuh Go 10 your druggist and
hHy I package lsdeg. pfica soc. or
fefA u yolM name md address and
WIZ viii send you a trial naeNaga hg
nIail free Address + II Stuart ca.
iko Stuart Illag Marshall. MIche
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

lfampled down aud layla ponlilcc Of
warm words upon the reputation hs
ms SD Aearfilig bruised Il Will
teach also those who most uniustly
have regarded Gnserh = Cox IS G man
OF proud ana haughiy spirit that he
Is IN fact man Of modest stlllnete
and humility one who can forget ~
iurles the mast grievous. forgive ln.
suits the most fragrant, lndure every
assault upon his honor and good name
without resentment. and IN general
humble himself that no may be eN-
alted II win als1 show that ne one
can ever sin away his dag ol grace
With the present al mercltul machine
that no man can ever bccom1 50 vile,
SO degraded SO corrupt in ITS esli-
nation that Il is not reHsly 10 raise
him up aud olad him with dignity ana
hnnors II he only will glve nn every.
thing and serve Il with lidelity ANA
singlenesa Of heart
It viii he fentsmherod that GOV
ainuf Patterson pr feeeea - nave
aHief one greal 4notivhuia seeklpk
The ofIice 0f auveFnor- The wholly
patriotic ana unHeIilsb daslrp n purge
lhe state Of the shame and iHlamE
brought upon II hy Cox and the COX
machine. lie openly declared that he
wauld rather some other ikNn he hea
The task and the honor but hia soul
would not consent that such man
IA Cox should Be the governor uf
Tennessee. He nhsrsca that Cox naa
degraded and 6ebaucheQ the pollilcs
Il the state. he Represented him as
the pllant lool IF the aalen ind me
corIorat ana a ohaknea ihaf be waa
| Democrat nnis ii NAME hHpnhlicAla
h fact Ne called him traitor 20
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right ana proper are for Governor
cnx himself. For II there be any re-
ward for meeknes, and any ior en-
i rine persecution ior righteousness
sake. he shall inherit the earth aud
his il the kingdom OF heaven. Yet
such Is the meeknoss OF his spirit
that we doubt not that Governor Cox
would DO entirely cOmforted with the
meek mars reward,
III we pause here briefly. to review
tie unhappy difference that have arm
e.l These valiant souls against each
other. Il Is for 10 purpose Of renew.
InR the strife. but rather 81 ennphaslz
ing hy contrast the felicity OF the
present situation II VIII serve also,
to brlna ont n bold relief the gra'
osons spirit which enables Governor
Patterson 10 cundoscend 10 men ot
low estate; lift up where hu has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19
TELLS OF PRESCRIPTION
WHICH ANYONE CAN
EASILY PREPARE
SHOULD TRY THIS
MIXTURE At HOME
Natures GTeai Remedy for The
kidneys and Bladder and
Rheumatism

ATha Aoople here do not drink
enough water 10 keep healthy ex-
claimed wellknown authority The
numerous eaAes ~ kidney and bladder
diseases and rheumaiism are mniny
slue 10 the fact thar the drinking Of
water. unfnreh greatest medicine, hsa
been neglected
Stop lnaaing your system with med
lrlnos and chre.alia. bat gei on the
water wagon. n you are really sick-
why, 0f course. take the proper medl'
clnes plain common vegetable treat.
manl. which viii not shatler the
nerves nf ruin the stomach'
rO ours Rheumatism yen must make
the klAueys do theif work; they are
ihe alters 0f he blood They must
De made to strain out Of the blood The
waste natter and acids that cause
rheumatism, the urine must be 5 nell
irallxed So II win no longer be q
snurcn OF irritation 10 the bidder and.
in0as IL Ail yon must keep these acids
from forming In the stomach. TlAs
|s ihe eause oc stomach trouble anu
poor digestion For these conditions
son can DO no better than take the
following prescription Fluid Extract
EandollAn. 0ne.half ounce: COMPOUND
Kare0n. enc ounce; Compound syrup
Snrsapnilllp, three ounces. Mix by
shaklng well IN bottlc and TAXI IN
teaspoon IL doses after each meal and
a, bedtime. but don't forget the water.
Drink plenty and often.
This valuable information and sim
ne prescription should be posted a. ~
each hocEehold and used at the Afss
align Of an attack of rheumatism. back
ache Or urinary trouble. ~ matter how
slight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

the Democratic party Noi only that,
but he ylciousiy assailed hts personal
honor. bis pscuniary integrity anil
III N every stump IN Tennessee, he
pictured him IN the hltterest words
In his vocabulary as comm0a graft
er. And the whole crew joined their
voices IN one universal chorus OF
damnatlon crook grffler cufrup.
politician. cheap John demaguggie
such were the words that flew thick
and fast frm the mouths Of Duncan
b. Cooper and eli the leaders IN the
great movement 70 reform aud purge
ara purify The stale, 10 destroy the
power of tho political innchine ami re-
store power % the peoplc oi leunes.
see The whole campaign was con-
dnele1 with q view n3t only io de-
feat Governor Cox. but to load him
With lnfamy and drlvo him out Of
The n0lltics Of Tannessnc 80 far
was this carried. that afters{' s{'oaefn0r
Patterson had been nominated for
Hvefhef and cx had been noulnat
od IL BIC stale sansfe, Major Conner
iuufna N 10 Bristol for the pufrnae
Of getting ont an independent candI-
daia against him
Those facts viii serve 10 elorIfy
the recent paet Of peace L shows
aow far Governor Patterson had to
ssoup. how much Governor Cox had
to forgive and matches On Infinite
ndpsccnsion with an lnnnltu hu.
niiltr Ga course there Gre other
details. When Governor Cox was
summoned to Nashville, some weeks
aeo Il was not simply for the nnr.
noAH at falling III Aomehodea neck
~ If hagIna saHehney inll Anun hla
There ara hpnoFs md aIsnltlea aea Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19
JURY STILL
SILENT


NpHtiHufH from fa&t Dnc
he dld secure enough Representatives
70 assure The passage II the so.call.
ed state side liquor bill
In the menatlme. Governor PatteF.
son ava former Governor Cox once
deadly enemies, were rec9nclled. The
Tennessean charged that colonel
Cooper brought this reconclllton
about, ana referred TO Il IN q humor
ous and sarcastic vein II It's editorial
columns. Carmack also lntimated
that. 70 save Governor Patterson, the
Democratic leaders were preparing
20 trade Bryan for the Koyernorshin.
Colonel Cooper was chatting under the
COMMENT and bec1msne more incens.
"a every day; on Sunday. November
3 the day before the killlnf. The fol.
lowing editorial appeared IN the Ten
nessean:
Across the Muddy chasma
we trust there viii b. 30 unseen.
" rlhaldfy on the pars Of the base
vulgar concerning he happy reunion
of long sundered hearls which was
accomplished In the joyous reconcllia
lion of Ills Excellency. Hon NJ 4.
Patterson and HIS ExceIlenfy, fiop.
John Isaac Cox AN homer To That
noble spirit. Major Dunran Brown
Cooper wAo wrough this happy re-.
union Of eongenlal and feniluxlble
spirits separated by evIl fales Il
though both for each other All honi
Dr. TO Major Dune and may the bless
ina OF The reaocmaker be upon him
May he He heir 10 all The beatliudess
and cspeaIaIly 20 the blessing roeeryt
Cd for those who hunger and thirst
after rlehfanuauoss And there goes
also hlesslng q HlH Exeellency
tor AZ he has boeu meFelfnl 10 Cox
Ho shnll he nasain mercy
'nul the choicest blessings ae 1
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AROUND
WORLD
ACHING
JESUS

Special 10 the DmlJ Leader
Chicago. Mar. 49, Leaving this
city. yesterday afternoon, there start
ed a gospelmissionar7 parts that IS
10 tgavel 10000 miles; Il VIII see w
iho nations Of the Orient and he ab.
sent from this country N least nine
months perhaps as MANY years
Il Is much greater tatn any otis
er evangelical mission al pale M
compGrlson and the leading figures
IN the movement haYe already tray.
eled over more territory and convert
cd more people to the cause Of Chris
lianlty han any other body eyer be-.
lore assembled fr the banner Of
ChrlsliCa righteousness
Oi the party. two great leaders
stand out above Gll others now en-
Gagged IN tae work They are the
iley ] Wilbur CHAPMAN and Charles
N. Alexander with party Of Chris.
llln Workers The party viii include
nearly a score Of eyangelsts, gospel
singers, hymn writer's and personal
workers. II Is expected thar they viii
sail from Varyou2er b. c. Canada,
on March 2e Nine countries prob.
ably VIII be viailed, including HAWAII,
l'ili Islands. Australia, New Zealand,
Tasmania. China, Japan, Korea and
the Philippine Islands The distance
covered 10 Australia and back By
way Of china pr badly VIII reach
$4,000 miles.
About six Of the nine months occu.
plea By the tour viii be oTent IN
Australia Although DR. Chapman
has never visited Australia, Mr. Al
exander Is well known there IN
1907 the gospel singer and Dr, Il. a.
T0rrey conducted a SIX months re.
vlyal campaign In Australia, during
when 2f,0a0 people we're converted
II was IN this casnrElga that Mr.
Alexander started the femons GLORY
Song on It's worldwide career
Il waa q little over che year age
that Mr. Alexander visited New Ha
ven, where Dr. Chapman was con
Quoting simultaneous mission, ind
lheg were mutually drawn Ia eacl
elher after several conferences tns
eyargclIsta isned forces for oggres
sIve eyangaIlatlc work IN America
6nd throughout tho world.
The party accompanying the evan
gcllsis will include nr Caapman's
dkughtsf Agnes Pruyn ChAdnlln,
and hts son, Hamilton. SIR Alex.
ander will be accompanied BY hli
wife, whose hrothQrinlaN. Dr M
vile Bradley n in char9e II 4 mis-
Elonary station Ia Atlghol. China.
and by his secretary. fdWln H. hook
myer Other members Of iho PARTS
INCLUDE Robert Hardness. tha hymn
/ writer, pN Ford q 0ltman. oyange
llsl paslaf Mf and Mrs william
/ Asher wlu will conduct special ser
Vices ln pflsona. Ralph G Norton
who VIII have charge ef the persona
workers n the revival campaigns
Mrs Ralph c Norton. who conducts
services fag young people; lsrnes
WI Nafgsger, und Ftank rirkS II.
singers; Mrs y. A. X Davis ano
George = y Davis. who has charg,
Of the Packei Testament League.
One Of the unique features Of IA,
worldwide tour viii be the fact thh
the party expect 10 Leave q trail d
iestaments and gospels more thar
250o0 miles long
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Mrs. casharlae AndernoH l-lvsd Mine
sy-sls Years.


HnIina. KAN. Mar. ia.-kt the 81
yanced hae o. aG years. ! month an6
n days. Mrs. Catherine Anderson Is
dead 81 she home Of her children near
Culver Eealh was due principally
10 Old are
Mrs. Anderson was horn In Sweden.
February 8. 1918 she came to this
country ID shc early DAYS, moving to
sal|ua county IN 1870 She was q resi-.
dent Of this county lhlrtynlne years
when death came
10 survive hef She leaves the ful.
ieAiha sans ana dauehtfrs 8. +.
aVena0H 81 sallna. ! " swonson et
EcnsnE eite. NO., Mrs. Mary Daniel
y Smolan, Mrs Clara Peterson q.
Mlehieans Mrs Sarah Brtnson Of As.
saria. AIfa Fairchlld af Culver. She
has 4 total 81 over une hundred de.
Hceudahsa 81 mourn her death
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