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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-28

1sS1-Haleiwa.
lS27-Pleasanton.
1234-Alexander Young.
142S-Nuuanu.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
1S24-W. ". Dimond & Co.
INSURANCE.
1S31-B. F. Dillingham; Co.
JAPANESE GOODS AND CURIos.
Honolulu 4 South Sea Curio Co.
1470-.Iapanese Bazaar (Fort ST..
l522-Sayegusa.
JEWELERS..
223l-J A. R. Vieira & Co.
lI2s-H. +. Wichman & Co., Ltd.
LAUNDRIEs.
l49l-French Laundry.
l973-Sanitarv Steam Laundry.
LIQUORS.
1413 Charles Lambert (The Anchor>,
270S-Lovejoy & Co.
LUMBER.
247s-City Mill Co.
Followers & Cooke
MACHINIsTs.
125S-Catton 4 Neill Co. Ltd
120f-Honolulu Iron Works.
John Neill.
MARKET.
lsl4-The Metropolitan.
MAssEURs.
2G37-H. Hashimoto & Wife.
MILLINERY.
2l29-K. Uyeda
osTEoPATH.
1733-Dr. Schurmann
PAPER DEALERS.
l410-AmericanH Hawaiian P & S. Co.
2294-Hawaiian News Co.
PHIsIoTEERAPY
11S7-Honolulu Institute.
PHOTO SUPPLIES.
2273,HonoIulu Photo Supply Co.
PIANOS.
232l-Bergstrom Music Co.
222G-Honolulu Music Co.
! 23l3-Thayer Piano Co.
PURE MILK.
2S90-Pond's Dairy.
REAL ESTATE.
! 2553-Dondero & Lansing.
1659-Kaimuki Land Co., Ltd.
| 23O1-Trent Trust Co.. Ltd.
! 120S-Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
| 1294-W. o. Smith.
1902. ". Pratt.
SCHOOLS.
! 2970-Aliiolani College.
SHOES.
| 1852 Manufacturers Shoe Co.
1529-McInerny Shoe Store.
| 2e43-Regal Shoe Store.
SIGNS.
1697-Tom Sharp
SODA WATER.
1557-Leithead 4 WOODWARD
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
| l241-American-H awaiian
1907 Canadian Australia
1703-Matson Navigation Co.
1226-Oceanic S. S. Go.
2217-Pacific Mail Co.
1911 -Inter-Island S. S Co.
RAILWAYS.
1702-Honolulu Rapid Transit.
1346-O r. & L. Co.
THEATERS.
250S-Empire
2G60-New Orpheum.
TRANSFER COMPANY.
12S1-City Transfer.
22Sl-Honoiulu Construction.
2295-H ustace Peek & Co.
1S75-Union Pacific.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-28

AGENTS.
1l50-,T. \. Gilman.
1251-CastIe & Cooke Ltd
272S-Hawaiian Development.
l224-Brcwer & Co. Ltd.
l55l-F. \. Schaefer & Co. Ltd
ls45-The Waterhouse Co.
l459-Fred l.. Waldron.
ARTISTS MATERIALS, ETC.
2022-Pacific Framing Co.
2152-Ye Arts & Crafts Shop
AUCTIoNEER.
l602-City Auction Co.
AUTOMOBILES.
23SS-Associatcd Garage.
1326-Quinn, Refs and Quinn.
l9l0-Royal Hawaiian Garage.
l405-Schuman Carriage Co.
2417-von Hamm Young Co, Ltd
2l66-Honolulu Power Wagon Co.
BAKERIES.
1859 Alexander Young Cafe.
1431-Love' Bakery.
BANKS AND TRUST CO.'S.
121S-Bank Of Hawaii.
1245-Bishop Trust co.
1255-Hawaiian Trust Co.
2301-Trent Trust Co.
1fS3-F'irst National Bank.
1120-Bank of Honolulu.
2421-Yokohama Specie Bank.
BARBER.
lS24-Franl Paeheco.
BOOKS
24ol-Brown & Lyon
1851 Wall, Nichols Co.
BROKERS.
24o7- Albert Along
2326-A. j. Campbell.
2l33-Halstead & Co.
/ i92-Wm. Williamson
l572-J. T. Morgan.
CANDIES, ETC.
.11l7-Henrv Asch (Pawaa Junctionl.
1759-Young Cafe
1455-Theo. H. Davies & Co. (whole-
sale).
CIGARS.
2495 Fitzpatrick Bros.
1335-M. A. Gunst Co.
CLOTHES CLEANERS
2575-Eage Cleaning s, Dyeing.
11S2-Star Cleaning & Dyelng.
CLOTHING.
2O25-The Clarion.
2169-M. McInerny, Ltd.
175f-SiIva s Toggerv.
17S5-Levy Quitting Co.
cHIRoPoD1sT.
29Sl-Mora Waltz Arnott.
DRUGGISTS.
| 1297-Benson, Smith & Co.. Ltd
| lS4s-Hollister Drug Co, Ltd.
DRY GOODS.
! 2474-A Blom.
| 1373-Ehlers & Co.
| l165-Sachs Dry Goods Store.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
1890 Hawaiian Electric Co.
2617-Union Electric Co.
FERTILIZER.
2772-Hawaiian Fertilizer Co.
l5S5-Pacific Guano & Fertilizer Co.
FURNITURE.
-Coyne Furniture Co.
j. Hopp Go.
2322-Honolulu Gas Co.
GRoCERs.
1271- Henry May & Co.
1241-H. Hackfeld & Co.
t2717-McChesney Coffee Co.
HARDWARE.
Isle. O. Hall & Son. Ltd.
HOTELS.
24S0-The Donna.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-28

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Issued Every Sunday Morning by tbs
Local Office, Z. s. Weather Bureau.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
SUES FOR A BIG SUM FOR
DEATH OF HIS MOTHER

Macon. Ca June IA suit for
$4,000 damage against the L. & N.
railway, lessees of the Georgia rail
road that had enough Of the pathetic
expressed through evidence was TAX
en- up in the United States court be-
fore Judge Emory Speer this morn
ing. Through next friend, T. w.
Rankin, Clarence Compton, 14-year-
old son Of Mrs. Emma Compton, en-
tered a claim for the money as COM
pensation for the life of his mother,
who was killed on March S1st of
last year by an incoming passenger
train on the Georgia road at Walnut
creek trestle.
Wnite the mother was knocked so
feet to the ground and instantly kill
ed the little boy lay down close to
tie end Of the ties and the train pass
ed over without hurting him. Both
were tramping their way to their old
h ne in north Georgia from the
southern portion OF the state. They
had applied for transportation from
the city, but for some reason had not
securs It.
E. W. Maynard and R. L. BerneI
are making the fight for the Toy,
while Hardeman Jones Galloway and
Johnson are making the fight for the
railway lines.
The taking of evidence before the
jury required the zession Of today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
GOV HASKELL DECLARES
OKLAHOMA CITY CAPITAL

Oklahoma City, Okla, June IL
Gov. Haskell tonight issued a proc
1amation declaring the capltal loca-
+ion bill carried, and officially de-
cared Oklahoma City tc have receN-
od the greatest number OF votes Inc
nroclamaticn is based upon tne
con,n1ete election returns furnished
The governor by the state election
hoard The measure carried Gy ap-
nroximately $4,000 majority
Gov Haskell said tonight that the
ovorruling of his demurrer by Juuse
T1nston in Guthrie today will not III
1be least interfere with the deteFm-
ina+ion of the state officials 10 re-
main permanently in Oklahoma Clly.
.rrbe demurrer was merely oastS IL.
for securing a writ Of prohloi'lo'' III
case a. il was overruled. said the gov
ernor ;odicata his
intention with reference to a writ Oh
prohibit n,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
EMPEROR WILLIAM NOT
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

Potsdam, June 17.-The imperial
physicians affirmed tonight that En-
peror Williams condition does mt
sive rise to any anxiety whatevet.
The emperor IS suffering from an in
Gammation OF one of the tendons at
The knee Joint, occasioned by horse
lack riding, and in view Of the fact
that his majesty is just recovering
from an ahscess on the wrist, his ne"
ailment has caused some alarm The
doctors. however, have only advised
tae empercr to refrain from riding;
otherwise he may pursue his usual
occupations.
His majesty was present with the
members Of the imperial family at
dinner at the palace this eyenins.
The emperor's physicians expect a
com .iete restoration to health within
q week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
MORE MEMBERS Are NEEDED
Lccal Canton Soon to soqin Practis
ing For Big Drill.

Bruins wick Canton viii shortly be-
gin pracricing for the big drill to lo
n Id in Atlanta during the meering
Of tae supreme lodge in July, ana i'll
0.aes 10 enter in the rst class, Capt
Newma.'s company viii haTa to Eove
ee.e"&I new members.
The BRUNSWICK command, waien is
one OF the best drilled in the county,
is anxious to g. to Atlanta with
full membership 1t requires twenty
four men and three officers to enter
among the first class companies, and
while tanre are soma thirty members
OF the local canton not a sufficient
numlor Of these are well drilled and
several men, with past military ex-
perience are needed Tie company
makes the unusual offer Of furnishing
uniforms t. all who join, and as the
trip to Atlanta will cost practically
nothing, there is very little expense
attached.
This is great opportunity for
Brunswick If the local company can
90 to this great meeting ana win a
pliza il will mean one cf the greatest
advertisements the city has ever had.
1t is earnestly hoped thae the requlr-
ed number Of new members will be
secured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
THE COMMITTEE TO MEET
To Fix Date For the Congressional
Primary.

The executive committee of the
Eleventh district will be called be
meet tie latter part of this month
The call for the meeting will be is
sued shortly by Chairman J. c, Nc
Donald Of Ware county, and it Is
potable that the meeting will be held
in Waycross. It is not expected that
anv rules different from those in past
primaries will he adopted.
Inasmuch as the state primary has
been fixed for August %, and several
districts have selected tae same date
for the congressional primaries, 1t is
probable that this course will be
adopted in the Eleventh.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION
HOLDING A BUSY SESSION;
GOES TO ISLAND TODAY
GOLDFiELD, NEW. ,
GETS THE BIG
PRIZE FIGHT
BIG LEFFRIEs.Jo4NsCN FIGHT
TO TAKE PLACE IN TIE
NEVADA CITY.

San Francisco, June 17.-"TeN
Ricliard announces today, On rec.tpy
Of telegram from Morris Sullivan
OF Goldfeld, New. thai the Jeafries
johns fight would be held tner.'
July 4th Sullivan guaranteed $lz0-
000 to the promoters.
Sullivan is an cid friend Of min,
and is absolutely dependable" said
Rickard The fight Will, go to God
field unless a much better oce:
should SINE from some other Nevada
city, which is hardly likely"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
WILL HAVE LARGEST DRY DOCK.
NorfolH Cry Dock to Be Beneficiary
Under S550,00o Appropriation

Portsmouth,, Va, June 17.-The
copgressioral pYopriati9a OF 500
coo for tie purpose charging the
Dry dock al me Norfoll navy gaYd
l-caAs ma his ciJy win soon aaye
tne largest dry DOCK in America.
Beekman Winthrop, assistant sec
ear. OF the navy, advises that the
actual construction work will not
consume more than three months
time and that the dock will be out
commission only a few days while
the improvements are being made. He
also says the enlargement Of the
present dock would in no wise min
imize the chances Of getting a new
doe. this yard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
MANUFACT
Of STATE HERE
FEATURE OF SESSION YEsTER-
DAY WAS ADDRESS OF
LEWIS w. PARKER.


VITA an unusually large number OF
members present, the Georgia lndus-
trial Association convened in the au-
ditorium OF the Oglethorpe AoteI yes
terday morning and both sessions
held during she day were largelJ Sat
tended and interesting.
The feature of the morning session
ewas an address by Mr.. Lewis w. Par
ker, president of the American Man
ufaeturers Association. Mr.. Parker
took as his subject 'The Necessity
OF Cooperation and the Advantages
to lie Gained" All of the members
Of the association attending the con-
vention were present, as were num-
ber of Brunswick business men, and
the address was a very able and force
full one. Mr.. Parker is an eloquent
speaker, and in his various discus
siOns yesterday he showed his tamll-
iarty with the business world. Coop
GRAFTON was the keynote OF his en-
Etire speech, and no matter in what
business one may be engaged, coop
Grafton is essential to its success.
The address attracted the very clos
est attention of the audience and
NJ. Parker was literally applauded
all during the time that he spoke.
Only small number of routine
matters were disposed of during the
bafternoon session. President }. j.
Spalding, of Atlanta, presided, walle
Secretary Charles D. Tuller, also OF
Atlanta. and the other officers were
all present.
Another short session was held al
$50 in the afternoon, but it was not
marked by any special business, only
routine work being handled.
Given an Auto Ride
After this session the visitors
were rendered an automobile ride ~
the Deople Of Brunswick, Practically
all machines in the city were tend
cred the visitors and starting at .
o'clock they visited all points Of III
terest. H~n. e. Fl. Mason and Hon.
A. ]. Crovat assited in the enter
tainment of t1e visitors duIinS the
dav and accompanied them II the
automobile ride over the city.
The Georgia Industrial Association
is made up Of prominent cotton man
ufacturers OF the state, and some Of
the best known and wealthiest cit
liens in Gecrgia are members ol it
Practically the full membership Is
attending the convention. which Is
proving to be & very successful one.
To Cumberland Today
! This morning taa entire convention
will 90 over to Cumberland island,
where an executive session will be
held at the hotel Cumberland. Con
siderable business will be handled at
This session. officers will he elected
for the ensuing year, committees ap-
neinted and various other matters
disposed OF.
The boat will return to the city
thi, afternoon in time for those W-o
so desire to catch tonight's outgoing
trains. but it is understood that quite
. large number of the visitors VIII
remain on Cumberland fer two OF
three daeys.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
UNCLE SAM WANTS TYPisTs.

Washington, June 17.-Uncle Sam
is in need Of stenographers and type
writers G-r service in the various
departments and bureaus at the ma
tional capital. ard civil service eX-
aminatjons will be held tomorrow for
t.oee who want the JOBS. The mini
mum age limit is IS wears. Salaries
rance from $840 10 $500 q year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
LEAPEo TO THEIR DEATH
Chinese DroMn While Trying to :
cape Fran Vessel

Philadelphia. Pa June 17--As tNa
british steamship Highland Monarch
wa. proceeding down the schu"lkiIl
;i-a~ Bound FOR Auckland NV Yea
lad, seven members Of e." Chinese
crew leaned overet oard in aa'eAaeay-
or 10 escane. Four were drowned
and three were cartured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
PRESBYTERIAN Church,

r.. r d, Thomas, rastor. Ser
vices at II a. m. and p. II, or Sun
day. Sunday-schoo! a. 9:45 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday p n.
Strangers are are cordially welc me
To III services.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
KANSAS REEDS HARVEST HAND;
The Annual Cry fer Help Gees FroH
tie Wheat Fields.

Kansas City. June 17.-It is eX-
pected that the annual cry for help
will 90 up from the wheat fields Of
Southern Kansas next week, and al
reaedy the harvest clans are 5egin-
ming to gather for the fray. II IS es-
timated tnat 10000 men will be need
ed this year to gather in the crcp.
This is 1000 more than were employ
ed last year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18
HAIL THE CHIEF;
TEDDY ARRIVES
HOME TODAY!
- PRESIDENT WILL REACH
kEW YORK EARLY THIS
MORNING


New York, June 11.-Col. TlacdJre
Roosevelt. toln.e: preside.e If t1e
Uni-ed States. statesman. explorer,
slope-J-2tJer, lecturer you4h rider.
tUnJcr Of big game, s5ciologist
E2E.j-o'oeist, hero q tle Back from
IL Club, and roId papa Of young
man a)ont to lie married. will reach
New York tomorrow afte" q cons.a-
cradle absence in foreign parts and
will 0e welcomed in q style to make
all previous hcmeco ominGs seem tame
ard trivial
There is only one fly in the o;nt-
meHt aside from the ssibility that
Ju2e PiuYius may not smile or the
Proceedings, and that is that tomor-
row is tie anniversary OF the battle
Of Waterloo saHguinary conflict
which resulted in disastrous defeat
for another gentleman who returned
from Ella and failed to deliver the
goods. 'Tis an i'll men, say some,
and BODIES 10 good for the illustrious
parsonage who is to come to town TO-
morrow Be that as it may, It is al
ready evident that some sinister in
huence 5 at work and That MT more
lhau IS per cent Of The population of
the United States will be on hand to
greet the returned lUuter. I
A Great Marine Scectaele. '.i
Eighty warships, harbor patrol
boats and other steamers will take
official lart in the parade up the
Hudson river and back to the Bat
terry. In addition, a fiotilla of one
hundred and fifty merchant steamers
will carry sightseers Gown the hay to
witness the transfer Of Colonel
| Roosevelt and his party form the
ocean liner to the Ardgosccgsiu, the
revenue cutter that will lar the
welcoming party ana Colonel Rcosa-
welt in the parade 4 the former
President boards the Ambrose gsia,
second salute will announce that NJ
/. is once more under tie American flag
Fo~ two minutes following. the com
binei Gotilla viii join in . deafening
blast Of whistles
Wireless Messages Received
Eli-erin AUeUste Victoria, via
Wire1as. 70 SiascoN,et, June IL
Tni. steamer carrying among its
i.s-egaors former President R ose-
y.1. waa icut hundred and tairty-
three miles Of Ambrose Channel
Lt-utz.i.. q. o.-loa. si.i+ morning.
Il 1lc ,e.-a, maintains the speed
attn
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-18

TIE GRAND-TONicHT
The Face in the Window
Mr.. Uonah at Mardi Gras
and Three Other Pictures
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
Saturday Sept. "a.
When the Clock Strikes Four on
That Day the Big Contest
Will Close.

Girls, it it not going to be very
long until the close of the contest.
On Saturday evening, September
"a, at 4 o'clock voting will cease
and then your chance to get the
piano or some other fine prize
will be gone.
You know lost opportunities
are always lost. If you want the
piano or some of the other prizes
you should get busy. Good things
do not come often in this life,
and this contest is one of the
good ones. Get the votes. You
know how to get them. Go
after them. Do not delay, for
if you do some other girl may
heat you out. Again, the
weather might be bad along at
the last. and it might not be
easy to get around and see your
friends and acquaintances.
Get busy. Come right in to
this Office and we will give you
some pointers. They may help.
Remember the closing date
Sept, "a,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
A Special Prize.

On Saturday, September II, we
are going to give a handsome
parlOr clock to the young lady
who turns in the most cash be.
tween this date and September
II. All of the contestants will
be eligible for the clock, and all
should make a big effort to be in
the lead at the time the count is
made for the clock, Saturday
afternoon, September II. The
count will be made Immediately
after four o'clock p. m.
This count will perhaps give
some idea who is ahead in the
race, and it will line out the fight
for the close of the contest, which
wiAyind up just one week later.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
Phone No. S.
Elm Tree District No. 81.

Elm Tree UIStT1cf NO. SI'
Haying season is almost over.
Corn cutting will now begin.
The people on route l, as well
as others, were very much griev-
ed to hear of the death of W. M.
Gill. He was ever obliging and
pleasant, was we'll liked by all
his patrons, who deeply mourn
his loss.
Mrs. Ida Auman was called to
Weir City Saturday morning by
the serious illness of her father,
Mr., Rowe.
A. w. WINNER and family, Ed
Sharp and family spent Sunday
with ]. H. Hefey.
Miss Vada Marshall has gone
to assist Mrs. Wilbur, who was
badly hurt Saturday.
Mrs. Maude Duff and small
daughter and Miss Ethel Hefey
were up from Lincolnville Sum
day and spent the day with home
folks.
The road will now be lined
with the happy smiling faces OF
school children.
Guy Auman made his usual
trip up north Sunday evening.
L. o. Atkinson has been on the
sick list the last few weeks.
Mrs. Willard Paxson spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ed.
Sharp.
The storm that visited rs on
the 3rd did much damage and
we do not wish for another right
away.
Herb Paxson spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Sharp.
Guy Davis, living on the Duff
place, lost one of his best horses
with distemper.
Mrs. 1. N. Terrill, who has
been very i'll at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Taylor, is
able to be about~uow.
Earnest Rule, who was hurt
by a horse last week, was able
70 start to school this week.
Mrs. J. H. Hefley was shop
ming in Baxter Tuesday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
Look! Look! Look!

The Airdome every night. Its
getting bigger, better and cheap
er. Why? Because the manage
ment has closed a contract with
the Western Film Exchange
people, and is prepared to give
you exactly the same service that
Kansas City, Joplin and all the
larger cities are getting, and
you will not see the same picture
twice. There will absolutely be
a complete change of pictures
and illustrated songs every night,
and change of Vaudeville every
other night.
We cater especially to ladies
and children, and will do our
best to please and amuse them.
Come as early as you please, and
stay as long as you please. We
have also made arrangements
with The Jenkins Music people
to furnish US with the very latest
music and the most popular songs
of the day. Come and enjoy
yourselves. A good one-hour
show for the small sum of 5 cents,
every night but two.
Watch the advertisements
every day in front of Airdome.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
Steal Pop Dope?

We have heard three or four
leading Republicans say in the
last few days that the Republi-
can state platform is worse than
the ones the Populists used to
write. They claim that as cor
poration baiters the present day
Republicans can not be beaten.
Verify, there is a lot of trouble
in the ranks of the G. o. P.
these beautiful dog days.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
Booster Day Oct l.
Another Big Booster Day to be
Pulled off in Baxter Springs.

Baxter Springs is going to have
another booster day. 1t will be
on Saturday, Oct. l. At that time
there>will be a biglot of free priz-
es given, and on that dsy the
merchants are going to give away
a lot of valuable prizes.
Of course you are going to be
here on that day-most everybody
is, and those who come are going
to profit from the visit.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
Two Big Events.
Booster Day Oct. 1, and the Close
of the Contest Sept. "a.

Two very important events
are going to be pulled off in Bax-
ter Springs before long. Booster
Day will be October l, and the
close of the News voting contest
will come Sept. "a. Get busy,
good people if you have favor
ite you want to help out, as the
time is short,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
$40 REWARD

For evidence which will convict the
party or parties who have been
damaging the property of the Ba1'
ter Telephone Company, by break
ing glass insulators or otherwise.
K.W. Dow. Manager.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15

Be sure to be with vs all day
the last day. You can secure a
lot of business and it may win
you the capital prize.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15

Do not forget the S-year sub
scriptions. Remember each one
of them counts 5000 votes, and it
lis no trouble to secure several.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15

W. D. Pinnick left Alp1day
night for a trip ont VEST He
will not return NRAiR abORt the
first of MaHeA He. went to
Gray's #REtora. WASH. from here,
but viii 60, to. Seattle, Portland,
ard other points.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
Llm ofLotssn

Remaining in the pOStOface at
BAXTER Springs, Kansas for the
week ending with Sept. a, 1910
which If not called for within two
wecks will be sent to the dead
istter once at Washington, d. c.:
~. Mavme Windle Mr. George A Snow
1--.S psrrv Mrs Lutisa StallcuI
- a n parker D c Heassel
a., I.nev ColweIl Mr. ] C Charges
- kIIen Mr. Laud BentoI
- -S.o r Chrisman Mrs @ C ChrismaI
~ TSna Cor Mr. Ed Grnebs
Mr. Dillon Hunt
Persons calling for any OF the
ebove letters will pleasesay"Advel
&C.," !" aiving date list.
FRBD BARTLKTT, p. y
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15
Automobile Drdy.

Ed. Covey, Baxter's popular
drayman, is nothing if not up
to date. His latest acquisition
to his equipment is a fine auto
mobile dray. He cuts great di-
dos with it, but makes deliveries
a pleasure now.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-09-15

We learn this morning that
the west side of Military street,
between Neosho and River streets,
is to have a new concrete walk,
Well, it will not be built a bit
before il Is needed.