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ard II III or SW4 ana / 81 S"4
sec II 4.13; 160 a Sc oi ne4 and
ne4 Offset and sw4 OF ..e1 sec Is;
1912 a lot / sec %; i a in hr
49-4-13; 149 n hf of sw} and sw5
Of SCI and lot 5 sec 27-l.13: l06 q
in sec6 and 7-4.14. ...... 79.47
W G Parnall, 40x160 N Boga-
lusa, see deed book No 20 page
1876. :. ..... 23.11
Virgence Plaunche, lots IS and IA
blk, 3 Richardsontown. >. 1877
Jesse Palmo, lots 8, 4 blk 1856 N
Bogalusa ,. ..."".. 4'4S
Mrs L T Richardson, lot 8 blk
10 Richardsontown lot 13 blk II
Jones Add Bogalusa. 80. 6.4o
1T Richardson, 100 in hr Al
3-13; 5 lots and Improvements in
Richardsontown; 100 vacant lots
in Richardsontown; 2 lots acqd
of l. L Sproles in Jones Add lot
p blk 2 P H Add Bogalusa 65.35
Mrs Julia Richardson, lots 13 to
| l8 inclusive blk 2 lots 2to6 inclus-
i've, blk 3 Richardsontown. 7.41
W.T. Ramshur, 16 a in sec "a
3-l3 by survey, see book 18 page
457 7..................... :. :. .... 4.O2
Rosana Roman, 1 lot 100 feet
by 200 feet in tract ne4 of set sec
14-3.13. .... ............ 2.96
DLRush & E Layrisson, lot 40
blk 1S N Bogalusa =. :. :. 2.O5
Ell Sibley, lots "a and % blk
1872 N Bogalusa. 80. 1917
HH Schloeman, lots 5 and Il
blk 9 lots / and 18 p H Add b.
galusa. |4.l]
HW Storms, lots 6 and Z or
Main St Richardsontown -. 81;
John Sable, lot 2 blk $50 n
Bogalusa ........... 3.7s
Dominica Trentacosta, OF
, south end blk II l. r Pierce Ado
| Bogalusa. ...... ........ 4.5'
M NJ 1'alIey, lots Il to 8 inclu'
sive in Rio acqd L A Jenkins 4.5'
} Est A Tanguis, lots 9 and 10 OF
blk q Richardsontown. -. 81
} Maria Tompturia, lots 4 and 5 OF
) : side Of 4th St E Bogalusa- 81
Maria Ventle, 2 lots on Super
ior Ave, \ i3ogalusa and lmprov
: ment. .......... lO.4
} J | Waller, l45 in see , A.
I 50 a adjoining above describe
D land; 30 a in hf SEA sec 16--
, 10. ......... ,'... ...... OH
A D Wood, 10 d in hr 80;
Mrs Ora Wheat, lot I blk
, Richards1ntoWn Add to BOga
lusa a.......... w.
Est } NJ Williams, parcel Ian
y by survey in P H Add acqd
Dr.. }. E. Pierce. :. -. 29.]
= Est NJ G Williams, "a a lots
j and 2 soc 114-l3, Sc tract 1 sc
! 6-4 13; 571a in hr S 43 -3-13 and l
247 a in hr 39-4-13; II a lot 2 81
% 20 and nw4 of nw4 sec 28-3.l3;
Z a acqd of Mrs J W Mizell q d,
~ sec 2l-3-l3; lots 2 to 8 inclusi'
l in blk % in Rio. :. ). -. 81.
70 Hardy Williams, a in Enc
ia n B K Knight, e J C Green 4.
- FOURTH wARD-CoLoRED.
IT, A Brown, lots 1 and ? blk
. in kichardsontown >. 5.
H. MO Dean, 4 in sec 11-3.
p in NE Boga)usa. 80. ....... G..
"a J Elry Hart, 20 a hf of nwf
IL set sec 28-3-13 .,.......... s..
X Archie John, acqd of Mi
% Sylvia Jackson, lot 4 blk
- Richardsontown. ......... 5.
D LIB Pierce, 50 81 in l. B Pier
5e Add Bogalusa TO-
o. DE Prescott, s a undivided
On a of President Lewis Hmstd 3
20 I,IJrr1I N,hDn-WuTcE
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AtAS A"iJ "
nw4 sec l7.2-11.... -. 3.o
H E Gayer, 100 a part of W hf
of nw4 sec-54-1.9; 1874 a, lot 2
sec 4-2-10; 6 a in hr 49 2-l0; 2 a
g and W joining tp line 3 a on
n side of tp line. :. S.69
Andrew Graves, So a, nw4 of
sw4 and part Of Sc / of sw4 sec s.
Ill ,...'.. ..........' o'1O
&C Holmes, lot | in Warner
ton. ..,,......... $40
Tom W Jordan, 40 a net of ne4
sec 34-1-10 .... -. 9.51
CK knight, 40 a net of set
sec 3.2-10. .,.............. $50
Miss A Letchworth, 12O a in
sec 1870 6.94
Mrs C Letchworth, / a in n hi
of net sec 1913; lots I. 2, 8, 6,
7, 8, 9, and 10 blk II in Rio. 4.64
NJ NJ Magee 337.54 a, 210.24 a
in sec 9-3-11 all of SET of set and
that part of the sw4 Of net and
set of nw4 and hf of sw4 sec TO-
$40; 50a one half interest IN
100 a in sec 9.3-11; 118 ae hf of
net and el-2 Of set sec 2O-3-l1;2O
a, lot 2 sec 36-2-1O; 1928 a lot /
sec 25-3- 10; 2 a in Franklinton
II Sampson St, Q N O & N R R, 8
Big ditch, lot 8 blk 216, fractl SO
"a lot 4 blk 236; lots 8, 10, 13 and
II blk 402, lots 6, 7, IA, Is, 16, II
IS and 49,, blk 4O3, undivided in
terestin lot 4 blk As including i'm
provments in Franklinton 144.6e
On Wagee, 40 of se4 of nel
sec 6-2-9; 20 a e hf of sw4 of ne4
sec 6-2 8; 40 ne4 OF net of sec
$40; 100 aw hf of nw4 anC
strip ) chains wide across W side
of net of nw4 sec So 8; less 4
sold J. T. Magee; 80 IA W hf Of
ne4 sec 30-l-9; 80 sw4 Of SCI
sec 1919, lots 3 and 4 blk 211 il
FranklintOn .... ....... I4.6t
M P Peterson, 20 Il hf of se4
of set sec 2 PIP; 10a ne4 of NV
of sw4 sec 29-l-9; 1Oa on n side
of sw4 of net sec - la; IA
strip off n side OF nw4 of sec 1872
II; 10 a off s side of W hf of ne
sec l-1.13; 10 a ne cor of tract O.
land assessed to H A Mcmillan
lot 9 blk 5 in Angie. :. 90
R W Rodes, lots 3, 4, l3 an
IA and 16 blk 4 in Hackley 1915
Martin Roberts, lots 3, 4 and
; in Warnerton 49,. 6.9
A E Stafford, 80 e hf of set se
29-1-lO ...... ..... -. 14,4
W D. Spears, 80 a nw4 of NV
| sec 2 and net of ne sec Sill go
, AT Smith, 80 a net of set an
| ne4 of ne4, sec Gill. .... 1O.s
: Mrs. J JWelch, lots / and
D blk 4O4, lot 4 blk 401 s Franklin
: ton. 80. ........ ...... H..
3 THIRD wARD-COLoRED.
Edgar Amacker, 20 a and in
c provments acqd of his father s..
s Alex Burton, 22.93 a g hf
: nw4 and net of sw4 sec 12-1-
Il ..-... '....'..... lo'
Mrs. Tom Barker, 25 a in W
:, of sw4 sec 24-1-1O2 -. 2.
q T C Dyson, so a in sec 29-2-
- Jesse Blackwell, g Lawrenc
.. Creek, s T ] Hood. -. 6.
~ Chas Magee, 40 a sw4 of SET S
IN 29-1-1l 49,. ...... ...:... 4
90 Cornelius Reeves, 40 a in sec g.
of 10, n Hayes creek, Q Aster [
lon, 8 J w Bickham ...... g.
10 Est Leah Reeves, 40 nw4 of 8
IL sec 8 Ill ..............- 4
ee Amos Warren, 40 a ne4 of
a sec 31-1-10. 6
81 FOURTH WARD-WHITE.
10, M E Adams, 160 a nw4 hr I
Iy OH1o.. .....s.... ....''.' DO
90 L holax, lot 4 blk % Rinha
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Saturday. June q, 1914

and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sales are completed, all immovable prop
erty upon which taxes are now due the state OF
Louisiana, Parish Of Washington, to enforce
the payment of taxes assessed in the year 1918,
together with the interest thereon from the
9lst day Of December of said year at the rate
OF per cent per month until paid and all costs.
The names of SAID delinquent tax debtors, the
amount of taxes due by each on the assessment
OF said year and the property assessed to each
to be offered for sale, is as follows:
Taxes
and Cost
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net sec Ellis. .......... $50
Hrs T Galloway, 40 a in SET
Of ne / sec 2-1.13. ......... 1893
s R Galloway, 80 a n hf Of net
sec 5-1-14 -. 80. >. 500
Eliza Harry, 38 in hr 53-1,l4
Observation-Disclosures. -. =. 4.35
Elsey John, SO lot 6 sec q
lot 5 sec % part of net of net sec
3-I-13. :. -. ....... 9.22
Emily Moses, 5 a, eJ J Moses,
8 M Moses, W w Green :. l.72 |
W D Peters, 5 a in n hf of ne4
sec 32-1.14 :. ,.,. -. $50
Hrs. Frank Peters, 80 a sw4 of
net sec 32-1-l4 :, ...... 4.60
Isom Ploughman, 8 a in sec II.
3.13 L H Bankston Add Boga.
lusa 4.O2
Geo Sam Jr, 26 a in br AZ and
1924, n W W Seal. e Sol Sam
s Chas Peters. 700
Harry Wilson, 66 a net of net
and nw4 of set, sec 21'l-l4 11.26
NON RESIDENTS
Est of E l. Adams, lot 1 blk 2
Richardsontown ;. ..... 2.50
J. A Amacker, lot Is blk % L
T Richardson Add Bogalusa 3.42
LA Bickham, 10C a in n part
of hr 43 2-1O except 20 a off n
side. :. :. :. 1912
Ola Barron, lot blk | Warner
ton -. 3.33
Silas Brown, 4Oa net of sw4
sec l3.l.10 -, ......., 4.44
" l. EaiIey, n hf lot II blk 1C
Pierc- Add Bogalusa 3.4;
W $. Boone, lot 50 blk 9 in
Angie ......... ......... 2.05
j G Cochran, lot 10 in South
=
r G. Carter, lot 2 blk 1S Rich
ardsOniOWn 2.2f
Fred Collins, lot 2 blk y Hack
ley. ....... .... ....... 1.o1
Clifton & Mcbride, lot 3 blk :
P H Add Bogalusa 49,. 1O.4;
Rhodes E Cave, 192. ga a net o.
net sec l-4-10 lots /, 2, 3. 1, 5
sec 31-3.11; $40 in hr 45 and 4S
3 and 4 II; 12O nw4 of sw4 se'
81 aud set Of net sec 2 nw4 of Sc;
sec 4-2.11; 77aw hf If sw4 SCI
, 1921 less 3 a; 100 a W hf of ne.
and set of nw4 and net of sw4 se''
1921; 631 sec 16 less AZ ae'
> 1921; $50 a sw4 and hf Of &c.
, and set of nw4 and nw4 of Sc
5 and sw4 of ne4 sec 2O-2-11; $40
W hf of set of sw4 and nw4 and
hf of net and W hf of nw4 sec q
5 2-11; 32O a net and SET of sec l.
2-11; 100 a sci Of Sc ! and n hf 0
5 net of SET and set of ne4 sec 2;
L 3-11; so nw4 of sw4 and n hf G
sw4 of sw4 sec 32.1-12; $40 a nv
e and n ht of sw4 and sw4 of sw
o and nw4 of net sec 6212; 1872
Y in hf of 1853 a hr 44-3-11 47S .5
. H c Fondren, lot blk Z lot
blk 13 Richardsontcwn =. 11.6
If H l. Guy, lots 219 and 220 an
q W hf of lot 22l blk q lots 81 an
If 80 blk 3 in Angie. ...... 3.4
5 Mrs A B Greenlaw, lots ! and
/ blk 215, lots 5 and 6 blk 205, LOT
4 3and 4 blk 2l4 Franklinton 1O.e
Of W NJ Givins, lot l20 blk % j
2 Angie ..,... .......... 2'c
in A S Hinton, lot 2 blk IA, lot
y blk II Richardsontown :. l2.7
&c Mrs Bertha Harpour, lots 9 ar
J 10 blk "a Richardsontown. 81
% hampton Mchy Co., 70 a g hf
of net sec 32-1.13. ..... Il
g &c McQuirk, 2 lots and in
O. provment in Rio. g..
IS J NJ Moody, ! d in sec 2l-4-.
12 acqd of W Mizell, g.
,. Harriet Neal, lot 5 blk 10 s
20 Richardson Add Bogalusa T..
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OF per cent per month until paid and all costs.
The names of SAID delinquent tax debtors, the
amount of taxes due by each on the assessment
OF said year and the property assessed to each
to be offered for sale, is as follows:
Taxes
and Cost
FIRST WARD-WHITE
N B Blackwell, 20 acres, part
of SCI of net sec 32-3-10. :. 6.75
Henry Chrockett, 40 a nw} of
sw4 sec 2-2,11. ....... -. $50
w H Erwin, So acres, lots 3 and
4 sec 80 and part of lot |, sec 81;
80 acres in hr 49-2.l0. 1886
German Oil Co., 10 acres acqd.
of Foil: 40 a acqd of N Sylvest;
5a acqd of J. D Sylvest; 5 acres
acqd of Kemp; 10 a acqd of W
" Magee; 1912 acqd of Syl-
vest; 40 acqd of Sylvest: "A a
acqd of Burch: so a acqd of Tip
pens; 10 acqd Of D Booty. 14.35
J A Passman, % a part Of sw4
of SET sec 30-3- 10. ..... 7.O6
Mrs S l Pittman, 121 a 9 hf
of set sec % and lot 3 sec 24-3-
10 ........ ............ 10 IA
} C W Parks, 50 a hr 41-3-9 n
Hennesy, White, W Rhoner.
W. Seal, 15a in hr 42-3-9, e
Husser S Bulloch. -. >. 4.55
H Toney, 4 in sec 32-3-1O
part of Toney homestead . 3.97
FIRST wARD-COLORED.
Dave Bickhan, 60 a n hf sw4
sec 22. 2-9. -. ..... 6.15
SECOND WARD WHITE.
LIS Afford, 81 a n Morris, s Sid
Smith. ...... 7.2O
j NJ Brock & Co., 100 in NV
corner her 49.1 1-9. 1885
Murry Carter. 40 a n aud W by
NE Brumfeld, and by E "
Brock. ............... -. .. ~
Mary Edwards, 16O a sw cor OF
hr 42-2-l0 0................ l8. "a
Hettie Fortenberry, 80 a north
State Line, e. J NJ Thornhill, 8 by
Jack Washington .,..... l4'34
Hrs W J McElveen, 425 q, part
in hr 48-1-9, part in sec 4-2-9 n
creek, g M Schilling, W B S Rich
ardson. :. .............. 14.o'
W $ Riley, 40 se4 of ne} SCI
1929 and 5 lots in Rio; 10 a / o
sw of sw4 sec 5-3.13. 100
Est NJ A Smith, So a n, K Il
RR, e Silver Creeks j NJ Slaugh
ter; 4 in 50 in Mt Hermon; an
| improved lot Mt Hermon 1915
JE Varnado, 145 a hf of Sc
and e hf of ne4 less Is a, sec
1-9 ...... ............ Il c
Do Varnado, 1 and impro'
ments in Mt. Hermon 49,. 8
SECOND WARD CoLoRED.
Ira Dyson, 40 SET of net sc
20-l-9. ........ ..... Z
Leon Tate, lot in Mt He
mon g.
THIRD WARD WHITE.
TZ Bickham, hf a and impro
ments at Pine. e............ s.
Est r H Babington, 1O0a, mo
or less in hr ASP. 10, n r D N
gee, S town of Franklinton, W
Bogue Chito River, SO 40
Franklinton ....,.. 49,. 1o.
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NJ G Merrero, lot 8 blk u IN

Mrs Florence B Peak, 100 a IN
hr 43-4,11, n lands formerly own
ed by CM Corkern, e by bogue
Chitto River, S lands formerly
owned by E Magee, see book .
page 43S .. ...,. Gov
Pearl River Mfg CO, 10 a in hr
53 LA ........,.. .... o'7o
Patonia. lot , blk 10 Rich
,rd.ontovn 2.25
Josephine Porter, pa running
along W line of May Ave Boga'
lusa acqd of Sylvia Jackson 3.+3
J A Rhodes, Lot II blk > IN
Richardsontown ......... 4.oo
W W Robertson, lot II blk :
Richardsontown ...........' 4.oo
r Richaux. lot 1870 blk % Ill
Angie. ........,,.'.
j A Stwart. lot 179 blk % in
Angie . ...,.. 1'o0
Geo Smith, $40 9 hf of hr 81
Ito. ....,........ ...... liof
W NJ Sullivan, lot 3 blk 224 n
Franklinton. ............- 20
LW Spears. sw cor of lot 3
| blk I Richardsontown 8. 11.3l
Mrs HI Wheat, lot I blk I E
Bogalusa .......... 10
Hrs of NJ White, 100 in s hf
of hr 62 2-10. .....,. 1850
ASSESSORS SUPPLEMENT.
Rufus Russell, 35 d n, ] P. Me
Clendon, W Bud Dyson :. 3.64
Joe Sherman, lot 19 blk 9 Bo-
galusa ....... ......... ~
T NJ Talley, lot 2 blk in Rio
........ .'.'.. '.''.'''
Thos Rhodes. lots 153, 154 and
155 in Varnado ........ 3.12
L LFergerson, 80 Il sw4 Of sw{
sec 19.2.14.. 49,. 3 53
Warren Mizell Jr, lots 8 and
, 9 blk 4O3 s Franklinton. :. l4.20
J M M Brady, lot 3 blk 3 Sc
Richardson Add Bogalusa 6.SS
Claud Bagget, lot 81 blk 157
N Bogalusa. ..... ........ z 2j
2 Susan Rodgers, 10 a in hr d.
0 LA acqd of Joe Barr 2 05
! RA Williams, lot Is blk Is
2 Richardson Add Bogalu>a. l.36
t Frank Grain, 10 a nw4 of sw4
! see 17.2-11 ............ SIS
2 Geo Talley, l20 d, more or less
r in hr 56-4-l2. ........... 5.93
3 Medore Foster, hf a in se4 of
I set sec 1913 acqd NJ NJ Dean
L .....'. ....'..' o.1C
o A E Cooper, hf a in n hf Of ne4
Il sec 15-3.13. 3.OS
II sHERIFF'S SUPPLEMENT.
70 is Bratton, lots l9 and 90, blk
N IS; lots ! and IL, blk II. Rich
70 ardson Town =. g.. 10
Il NJ G PentOn, 3 1-2 a in NV Cor
20 of sec 21or lots |, 4 and ) Rio 1 go
& W J Harry, 1-2 acre in Angie,
u sec 9.l.14 ........ 2. ~
Martha Crawford, 81 a, n B NJ
~ REVERE, B c. River. W B M Re-
~ Clement E Pierce. lot 81, blk s,
. L A Pierce add Bogalusa. 343
.. Alex Jenkins, 20 a n hf of nw4
~ of set sec 36-2-11 ......... 3.53
., Sam Bruno, n hf of lot II blk
- E Pierce Add Bogalusa.. 3.4i
~ is Moody, lot1O7 blk IA lot 36
01 blk 81 S Angie. ....i .... 1850
% Mary Papa, lot 2 blk | east
ct Bogalusa lots II and IL blk FL
a Sc Richardson Add Bogalnsa
e.. =. 10.4;
D. Anna, Rotter, lots II and II blk
20. 9 l. A Fierce Add Bogalusa 1875
Of Hampton Realty Co, 80 a in hi
% -3-12; one-third interest in lOS
~ a in sec 28-3.13; two -ninths in |
OF B Pierce Add to Bogalusa; 293 {
W in hrs 43-and 51.3 and 4-12; 6(
wi a in hr 45-3-12; square 22S il
FranklintOn. five -eiphts interes
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State Tax Sales of Immovable
PROPERTY.

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Washington,
VS.. Delinquent Tax Debtors.
Byvirtue of the authority vested in me by the
Constitution and laws of the State Of Louisiana
I will sell, at the principal front door OF the
court house. in the Town of Franklinton, La,
within legal house for judicial sales, beginning
at IL O'Clock a M, on
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22
Back to Big Ones.

Large hats are increasing their
popularity, says Julia Bottomley
in a fashion article on hats in
this issue of the News. Millin-
ers say they will soon rival the
smaller shapes in general favor.
Then she goes on to describe
some of the newest models. And,
too, she tells the women how to
dress their hair so that these
hats may be worn most effec-
tively.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22
KATY Kills Old Lady.

Mrs. Victoria Bennett, aged 63
years, was struck by a south
bound Katy passenger train at
Galena Sunday morning and re-
ceived injuries which caused her
death in a short time. After she
was struck by the train she was
picked up and put into the bag
gage car and the train resumed
its trip toward the Galena sta
tion. The engine ran into an
open switch and was badly dam
aged, and the passengers received
a bad shaking up.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22
Plus QuapaN Killed.
Was Struck by Motor Car on
the N. o. G.

Plus Quapaw, a Quapaw In
dian about sixty years old, was
killed Friday afternoon at 3:4s
o'clock by being struck by Motor
car No. 103, running as train
No. g. on the M. o. & G. road.
The car left here on time at 3:12
and was running at its usual
rate of speed. Just south of
Lincolnville station Plus was
noticed walking ahead on the
track. The motorman whistled,
and Plus got off the track, but
after walking a few steps he got
back onto the track. Again the
motorman whistled, and again
Plus got off the track. Just as
the car neared him he stepped
back onto the track. The mould
ing on the front end of the Car
struck him just back of the left
ear, and his head was mashed
and his neck broken. Death was
instantaneous. The body was
taken into the baggage room of
the motor car and taken on to
Miami, where it was moved to
the baggage room of the M. o.
& G. depot, and the coroner was
An inquiry devel-
oped the facts as stated above.
No blame attaches to the crew.
1t was purely a case of accident,
which could not have been avoid
ed, in view of the fact that the
dead man stepped onto the track
directly in front of the APPROACH
ing car.
The dead man leaves a wife
and one daughter. He was a
brother of Mrs. F. Q. Goodeagle.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22
Accident at RiVertOn.

J. A. Westcott, an employe OF
the Empire District Company, at
the Riverton plant, met almost
instant death Monday morning,
when he missed his footing and
fell from the top of the machin-
cry hall to the concrete floor, 20
feet below. His skull was crush
ed and he died in a few minutes,
without regaining consciousness.
The deceased was a resident of
joplin.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22
FIeming-Main.

C. D. Main of this city was
married on last Saturday in Jop-
lin to Miss Carrie Fleming of
Joplin.
The marriage came in the ma
ture of a surprise to the friends
of Mr.. Main in this city, as he
had not taken anybody here into
his confidence.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22
Sample Ballots.

The Supreme court of Kansas
has decided that it is lawful for
sample ballots to be used, and
the county clerks of Kansas have
been notified to that effect. The
decision is good one, for the
reason that a lot of people will
need some education along that
line.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22
Home Burned.

Monday night about $3.50 Tom
Carter's house on North street
was discovered on fire. The
alarm was sounded, and the de-
partment responded, but the
house was burned to the ground
just the same. Very few of the
contents were saved. The fam
lily was away from home, and the
FIRE was under big headway be.
fore it was discovered.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22
Chubb TO Build.

D. S. Chubb has bought the
fifty feet at the southeast corner
of River and Military streets,
and will within a very few days
begin the erection of a two-Story
brick business house.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Pat Mckinley, Democratic can
didate for congress from this dis
trict, is claiming that he will be
elected by at least eight thous-
and plurality. Pat is a very
popular fellow, and is making a
hard campaign.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

1t is going to be a mixed vic
tory in Cherokee county. Of this
there seems to be no doubt. 1t is
not going to be possible to hold
the voters in line on the county
tickets. We became satisfied of
this fact some time ago. The
scratching is going to be some
thing awful.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Hodges, official paper in Ola
tha declares editorially that Cap
per is out of the running and the
big fight is between Allen and
Hodges for Governor. And we
all know Curtis for Senator never
has been in the running. Good
luck to Allen and Murdoch
Progressive.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

We understand from parties
who seem to be in q position to
know, and they are going over
the country all the time, that the
sentiment. in favor of Judge
Sapp's reelection is growing ev-
cry day. People are beginning
to find out why some fellows want
him defeated-it is so that an
old-time gang can get hold OF
things and run basiuess to suit
themselves. But the fellows who
are fighting Judge Sapp are go
ing to have the surprise Of their
lives.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

G. L. and Frank Jacobs, sons,
and ]. R. and Don Jacobs, nep-
hews, of B. F. Jacobs of this city
were here from Carthage last
week visiting him.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Mrs. Susan Stone, living on
Route 2, died on the 18th inst.
of paralysis: She had been i'll
some time. The lady was 73
years and II months old.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

For Sale-7 spans of two and
three year old mules. Low prices.
8, 10 or IL months time.
J. o. Treece.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Capper has a terrible handicap
in his race for governor. Stubs
has endorsed him, and this will
be the cause of thousands of Re-
publicans deserting him when he
needs votes mighty badly. The
old-line Republicans just won't
support a Stubbs candidate.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

The ducks and geese are going
south, and this is a good indica-
tion that something is going to
begin to happen.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Miss Ruth Barnes visited in
Miami Friday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Mrs. Jennie Keed of Silver
Cliff, Colo, is here to spent the
winter with her neice, Mrs. E. L.
WRIGHT.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Mr.. L. Coles and family OF
Joplin spent the week end here
visiting relatives.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Chas. Rossman heard Bryan
speak in Joplin Monday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22
Don't be in a Hurry

To pay your taxes. I will open
my books in the State Bank Dec.
10, and keep them open until
Jan. 1. B. w. Patton.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Miss Pearl Thompson of Scam
mon was the guest of Mrs. J. H.
Hoopingarner Sunday.
Miss Grace DotY entertained
the girls embroidery club last
Wednesday afternoon.
See US for poultry, eggs and
butter fat. Our prices are right.
Baxter Supply Co.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22

Mike Reddy is in Kansas City
this week on business.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-22


Progressives, Listen! Do not
pay attention to the Republican
claims that the contest is between
them and the Democrats. They
know they are defeated already,
and the Progressives are bound
to win in Kansas. Look how the
G. o. P. made such claims in
1912, and see how bad we beat
them. Watch Us do it again this
year. We appeal to every loyal
American to join us and help add
fame to our nation and bread to
our tables. Progressive.
Miss Amelia Bischofsberger
entertained the young ladies EN-
broidery Club at a miscellaneous
shower for Mrs. W. F. Nichols,
who is a bride of a few weeks,
and Miss Grace Doty who is to
become a bride in the near future
The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated in golden rod and autumn
leaves. A large basket decorated
with golden rod, containing the
gifts, formed the center piece for
the dining room table. After a
two-course luncheon the two
honored guests drew alternately
their gifts amid exclamations of
pleasure and surprise. Mrs. Cook,
Mrs. Carmichael, Mrs. HodRkins
and Mrs. oppeTman we're guests,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-14
WORK TO BE S H

Contractors Rockwell & Sutton are
rushing work on the new high school
building being erected in this city,
says the Wells Herald. They have a
large force of men at work and are
taking advantage of the favorable
weather. The cement work on the
basement walls has been completed
and yesterday the first brick was put
in place or the walls, the honor Of
placing the brick falling to ]. H. Ca
zier. DR. Olmsted placed the second
brick. The contractors expect three
more brick masons today and will con-
tinue to push the work as rapidly as
possible.