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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-22
FOR THE FARMERS.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, MISS. SEP
SEPT, 2, 3 AND 4, 1908.
Program OF the Stale Farmers Institute
and Industrial Convention.

| WEDNESDA1 SEPI. Even
ing Session.
S:15. Address of Welcome-J.
c. Hardy, President of College,
1880. Uses and abuses of Organ.
ization--G. c. Greelman, Supt.
Farmers Institute, Toronto,
Canada.
900. Use of Commercial Feltil-
izers, B. Iby, Beaumont, Tex.
$3.50. Plant Breeding, Glenn
W. Herrick, Prof. Of Biology.
THURSDAY, Sept. Morning
Session.
900. Visit Dairy and Creamery,
Beef Pasture, Etc.
1000. Problems of the Southern
Live Stock Association-J. M.
AIdridge, Sect'y of the Asso-
citation, Michigan City, Miss.
1920. Beef Cattle and Feeds
E. R. Lloyd, Professor of Agri-
culture. Discussion by W. j.
Davis, Terry, Miss.
HOO. The Function of the Dairy
Cow on the FARM. S. Moore,
Prof. of Dairy Husbandry.
11:30. Judging Horse for
Soundness-Dr. J. G. Robert,
Prof. of Veterinary Science.
1900 The Improvement of Our
Fall Fairs-G. G. Greelman.
1890. How the American Far
mer May Get the Best Good
from the Department of Agri-
culture-John Hamilton, Farm
ers' Institute Specialist, Wash
ington, d. G.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
800. Soils: Hill Side Terra
cling, g,-W. L. Hutchinson, Di-
rector of Station. Discussion
led by Prof. Ben. Irby.
$3.50. Tillage and Restorative
Crops-W. R. Perkins, Chemist
of the Station.
400. Mcneil Branch Expert
ment Station. b. Ferris,
Assistant Director in Charge.
4:30. Improvement of Misis-
sippi's Roads,. W. Fox, Prof,
of Civil and Rural Engineering.
EVENING SESSION.
500. Agricultural Education
G. G. Greelman.
$50. Industrial Education-Dr.
S. A. Steele, Lumberton, Miss.
9:15. Leaks in the Farmers FL
nancial Bucket-R. P. Wright,
Free Trade, Miss.
FRIDAY, Sept. Morning Ses-
sion.
$780, Farming As Business
W. B. Melcier, Centerville,
Miss.
1000. The Need of Better Busi-
ness Organization in Missis-
sippi-H. L. Mckee, President
of the Mississippi Business
League.
1880. The Industrial Possibili-
ties of South Mississippi Capt.
W. H. Hardy, Hattiesburg,
Miss,
Ills. The Influence of the Pan
anna Canal Upon the Industrial
Development of the South-Sen-
ator A. j. McLaurin.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:30. Building up of the Farm,
"A. B. Mckay, Prof. of Horti-
culture.
300. Orchards and Vineyards
G. T. Ames, Asst. Prof. of
Horticulture.
$3.50. Discussion, Led by A. M.
Augustine, West Point, Miss.
l3:40. Farm Management. r.
Heggie, Walden, Miss. Discus
sion: BY M. Snowden, Wood
vile, Miss. Alfalfa in Missis-
sippi,- A. Saunders, Stark
vile, Miss. Discussion: Led
Dy Col: w. ID. Montgomery,
Starkyille.
Visits will be made to the various
places of interest and information
between the sessions every day.
We hope to have a rate of one
fare for the round trip on all rail
roads in the State. Pasture will
be furnished for the stock of those
who may come through the coun-
try, and meals may be had at the
Mess Hall at actual cost, which
Ought not be over 25c each.
Bedsteads and mattresses will be
FURNISHED in the dormitory, but
| il will be well for all to bring
choote and I,iIlOuc
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-22

There are other places in the
State beside Madison Station
where original Vardaman men are
members Of Critz clubs and hold
ing Office therein. jackson Even
ing News.
Yes; Brookhaven, for instance.
Mr.. D. B. Magee, of Brookhaven,
was strong Vardaman man until
be heard Vardaman's speech here.
That speech turned him and he
Joined the Critz Club and is now
doing splendid service on one Of
its most important committees.
And there are others.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-22

Edward Fl. Wellman, foreman
in the composing rooms of the
Methodist Publishing House, at
Nashville. was shot and killed on
the 10Th By O. G. Pettus dis
charged printer. He was shot
without warning.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-22

South Mississippi seems to be.
the battle ground Of the guberna-
torial candidates.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

II IS br1dteef about that the oId-fasl1-
iuuet slI11olIa11e will be shortly recalled
iIlro ffastlioualIe f;1v0r Afrer \ long
reign OF photographic 1zenesses the
black and write shadow portraits II %
vears ago the kind lile grear-ss1-zI1d-
mother used To nave 11sldfe, VIII hold
sway IN he libraries ami family sitting
rooms OF all truly proper. pa6pie-
Profile photographs haEs for some
time been Affected nv rtIe beautiful vu-
men nf America It 3 said that The
American xanauz profile = the finest
in the yvo1-ifi-s1lar IT, is EfIe most clear
CIT and finely nuGtased OF any other
ty1e- CzenHTaIities like this are hard to
prove. II cannot be deniesf thar some
8f the finest Dra1ile= IN r1e history OF
feminine beauty ara to- 5e f0uud n
America. bur whether the average q
markedly higher IN CHS country Lhau
anywhere else IS IN omen question: This
abundance Of sxoOe ur0ffies IN AEnerIc1.
especially among actresses and soclery
leaders. may ue the secret OF the intro
siuCrlou 8f the silhouette FAD. Bur tina
ordeal iS irving 01a 20 aav woman
WHEN II comes 70 i faithful fieiiIEari0u
Of 1er profile n siIadow t is = dnEslF
nodded face indeed vf1icfI looks wall II
A shadow picture setz1 SIDEWAYS. Il the
nose t11rz1s I'd r11e least 5it N real life
It is s71re u point szyvarrl IN i salh0lI-
zt1e re that organ IS sveu rifle above
111e usual size ii viii appear huge in L
shadow 1roffIe- A projecting upper lin
or projecting under in. beegme posi-
lNE def0T1nlfles u silhouette 10
matter how slight t1zz- may be N the
ITit-luaI--zA ztaE1Iz1 -lOIIrIIai-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

iolls and practical thar Va expect 10 SEA
il generally adopted during ttIe coming
ssaSs1n- a Country LONE fur SSZ0.
tells 1uw 4 E0IInE couple baIghC fEgr-u
or 10T1---EEV0 acres Tor 800 ana REBUILT
tle 1id farm i1nl1sa with their own 1antEs
ut l. COST Gf $50.
In MS new book. Famous Actors and
Actresses ana Their homes. Gustav
Aobbe VIII give Intimate giimuses OF
leading american ACTORS and acr--zses
AS t1ey appear N private Iife-tiletr per
sonHl surroundings rastH5. auE 4ves1
v1lTns- the doTnesElcated Richard EIans-
Held, Maude Adams. tie farmer ToI1u
Drew and his vigorous sports, AI11fl4
llIss@ll.. gy3ln SAILS a Yacl1r- William Gil
lefre and his hOlIseAaaI- Julia Marlovvs.
and 1er 88lT OF door life n the Cars-
kllls; Z L 50Tlern Al home with ms
wife. Virginia EarrTett- Ethel Barr
more aTlu ler passion Tor music anu
francis Wilson, tie J88k7voTTn. add
r1Dual chapters ara dEVuTed to the
Lambs. cub anu TIE E1avers club Of
View York. This handsomely aEabeIIish-
ed I8utE viii contain i ui1or0grav7ITs.
trunIlsllies-=- OF Julia MarinVVe- rrrIr11 a
painting ly Irving Ramsay WiIe=- aru
Gver dfCT tuil page haIf tones and
v1uesEes. printed n t1uta Little ET7asli
L Co. Boston, VIII punish tia book n
November
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

account or his perzIstazrriE ungrzE1-
NAUTICAL speech tE.srr1IIv expressed r.
greet and ssEid- sErsr1lrzzI Z cam helm
II Eur Fears nave carried a grammar
IN my nat. our tor 1lie lie OF me can't
get il INTO nv heaG
J T. L4puineorE cuTuuaIIy announce
that they viii publish n rnis country
shortly, n corporation with MezsT-s.
E1clxW1rtl1 & ca. IN England. ~ Els
tory at Theatrical Al II Alcie1r anu
adaaera Tines bV tie distinguished
Copenhagen ac1er. Kari Maurziuss
translated ~ L VaI CnzsEz- with an m
reduction Nv William Archer The
first tzvo Volumes which ara almost
realty deaI with the earliest times tz1e
MELfrfle Agez and the ReEalEsauce- The
ei1ird v14i1Tne treats Ut the English
drama n Shakespeare time.
oer - the BEST number 1f that beautiful
aeen issued. Frof L Il Galley 1es1ns
a new series an articles IN low ID
Make i Living our at E8mz.' Walter
Camp t.eII1rE illIres The English Golfers
IN America. All inreresTlT1E analysis Bf
the Lessons % 1a learned run tie r.
cent International golf tournaments The
great feature 8f the number however.
is The Timing N 4 EuuLnE Dog
which si1osEs lust how 70 teach every
Important lesson a setter pointer
must learn The tIveaf5T-Ftlrae iiIus1Ta-
items ara q miracle Ut 8nurograpilIc skill
anu patience ''-oW % Grow Zig CHRIS
autneznlIns Without 4 Gzrean1ollss-- sets
rur-lI Z nuvel scheme winch g 80 uEes-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24
CORN AND CaTTON-
Egypt ami Argentina al Compositions
of -nIta1t ztztaz-

of 1u1tEu SEztsz.
While ESvuI IS building dams Cor the
Durpuss Ut increasing her cotton area n
the fond nape raat sine viii Ter be able
70 supply E1giands heads. although she
grows at present less sf1a1 three million
BALES. Argentine rises ID 70 snatch away
rom Us ne Gara ss,eDter But Argeu-
tine. ike EzyDt. has a hard road 20
travel
Argentina Iailds arr fertile her oil
mate suitable Tor earn growing, a1u lsr
ralnfau g reasanably abundant. AT
present, however. ner coTzI er1p IS con-
dneet 10 IL million acres "A against "a
million acres n this country she grew
asst year % million bushels against
2-.I0e million bushels N tEiis country Bur
ane GOT 20 bushels from an acre, anu
a ants II gold for each DlIzs1e4. so that
TIE product expressed n dollars ana
cents WIS Sled per aera. In this eoIu-
nv got asst war out = bushels 70
ne 4cre worth 20 CENTS 4 1IIshE3. or
sIu-21 Al aere-
AT present Argentina 3 crop IS largely
Needed at hane She IS scarcely known
is 1 v0rid's nFtIeilIcer OF corn. ami il IS
l8r -asv 70 see When siIe viii enter
with force and volume OF product. tlIe
world market she is Tot hair SO large
IS he Cnited States. ana ler population
IS not per cent II that u This country
Wllu their IS cultivate I grear cOT-1
crop Where indeed s il "a De grown
When Egypt uz2ises under irrigation
the vortct's cation. Argentine may gr1Ev
the vnrid,8 corn. and the one IS as i'm
71r0babie AS the other Tlev have not
the acreage Ene population OF tie
energy or the capital 10 accomplish their
respetrive asks. Corn aIla COTTON ara
our aans eial crops. sIt We nave 10 share
with Canada. Russ5a and other lauda
the production IT wnea1--5irrniugt1a
A ga--eFa4u-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

A gentleman visiting seas1cte re-
SORT IN the east coasE RECENTLY 1auFls1
iut1 tE1a Iifebuat station The man IN
C.EIzrze 4 CYNICAL aid salt ItIrc1e1 1dr-
ward with the cI1Sz0EEarz
Show zo.I round SIR
The visitor n et1e course II i ss1nEe-
I11eur caaE. Glanced 10 r14nar-z that the
old salt appearesf I'd have quite a snug
lltrte nertll Eerz-
Far fair returned tie other, quick
70 seize an opportunity. bur Il might
1e better Ny 1viz1. depends 4 good
zeal On the ifleralify az the visitor-azI
It's very 1reEzrD7Is{
Indeed smiled the gentleman
Yes sir went o1 the old salt. AZ h=
fett the way into the sl1eL IT'S Etris
way Visitors 1o1 think NazT, the
majority OF esu e1ve7 me tip altar
I've snowu an round That ain { SAT
isfazEnTv 20 uo1efTvs as Sa7ueffnes I ind
as : am SHOWN am half eaD1E1 15r
their money HI zE9uez1neS 1o0 u1IcdI
TaIxe 4 EuEu me- zsr. the best way u
20 zxzI1uU I'D at the aEa--
The via1t0r r1aEE tire mint and 1r8-
ceezIs1 at once 10 -zEunU 1Dt''-ErE5zn
TIT Kits
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

You can't 1aye lost II
-EuI Z tell you It's gUl1e4 Woman.
i1ave Won or that blamed o3d cat been
picking my 70etseFs
How siiIv tor Won to talk thar xavt
Eaai IN all yoar 80eAets- You CHI :
E3aye IoZr It
M Eowser VINO was al N 4 rEnbla,
and his face flushing red and white
faTnIneI his hands into one pocket after
8T18It1eF- ana tie ticket vas finally
found rolled I'D with ms handkerchief.
Al Z remember now. he said. as he
smiled At 1Er IN A patr1nlz1ng way
*Eall-rf ~aave carried IT around II Your
hand and laid It Town anywhere BUT I
simply forgot TOR IN instant think 7
snail take about four shirts and two
1is1Isilirrs with ne
Eur what can YOU 10 with 50 many -
ss5e asked Yen don't expect 10 snauge
shirts Two. or E1ree times a. day, 10
v812''
Surprising Z am taken sick. or NEAR
with accident ana have To 70 To the.
hospital ION TsT1E them TO Ct1irlk
{ am SOME rnlIstah0lIT OF 4 steamboat.
L woTuan never thinks OF those things
while a man always dnesz Put cur e4gt1r
SHIFTS. if Z have got them anu IS many
pairs Of cuffs anu EzveIve collars anu
tour uecktfes
Mrs E0Wser laid them d1Ir IKE al
aBesiies1E wife and smiled as Mr. BOW
ser I00ixrd tram -sIE heap 70 MS szzrcEle4
and 1zciz
.PerhaT1s Sax shirts eight collars. sig
pairs " cuffs and three uerIz-zes nj !s+1r
5asaibiv do. de unused Yes. Z viii ~
and ezzf along with that many and In
ease OF accident EBlx CAN come 1zz with
the. resi- NOW e1IeEl- that's all. aIru yull
sea II mas taken me about three mill
r1ses. where II would have taken yGu
E5Fo hours
But va1I want couple OF pairs 0f
seeks ion v7lI-.-s eIt1eriefT Mrs. 8ayvzzz-
eZz VIII take them along I sz1ould
have regnezufeEesf 1l1ezu IN miuuIe
E11ures'
And vau want iva or thr-- clean
manufactures
.-Ee-z
and yoasve eors0r1en zuur eo1nb and
I1ruzE1s'
4 WIS f11sx abaTlr To ask eor them.
Well that's al. and here Z am al ready
10 sfaT-r WdInazl. teE this be A pointer
Tar Tou-
with that ne snapped. the Jaws OF MS
grin together and was abu1xE tn near IT,
DOWNSTAIRS Vf1Ezr Ms EGwzer zz1d-
ssEuvv ABOUT vo11r tDetflnrT1znz Are
vTJs1 going "a 11r-3vv a7IE IN GF11eagnz
T want 4, OF caurze- and 7 TVzS zb1z1f
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

pared and eaten. and during the next E7yo
hours Mr B0WSer divided MS time ds
i7TFe91 giving Ter advice TO now % 4c-
II case ttIsz- 1n7Ise to0tE ire and opening
ana closing MS Er1p. lie finally or
and Mrs 8ovzer and the cat waved aim
s1S1iesI from tile frnTIr steps. All r0iIr 1ass
ed and SOME aIle heard 70 unlock the
'front.' sfo0r It Was Mr- zDwSer- Srzu IN
hand and his facs almost T11Ie as
idgr
Why. what on ear-11 hzvs volz come
back sorg'- asked Ms Bowser N aston
sFlnsaf.
Ee looked at Ter without rspiytuE
What 3 It
Still 10 reply
Have Won bean stricken dumb -
Woman ion play the 1y-p8cr11e with
me-. II shouted. As ne ffl1ug- the er+u the
E1ule length of the azEII AZ TIE s-1nIIlT1 <
czC yalI mad one of your 11rE4irEEz Oh
rlIe street car pick ny pocket OF SfDe- anu
Fves came hack I0I1E7 and Chicago can
go u grass. C0uyrEs1t- Is18. by {. Z.
Lewis
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24
HR. KnWsERs TR4YELa


There was 1reoeauDied lock On NJ
Eazvsesys faee as ne reached nome Ef1e
other evening. and even after she had
4role.l half a d0zeEI chances at him Mrs.
E0xvsar- guui a@nur deferrniue wEleE1er he
had deyeaOued a uHsv 9oft cnr1 ar had
been aT1zrtusg- stock II an airs1ip- Dinner
was over before the mystery was solved.
y len he had usz{IIes1 his cigar ne said
Hrs. bows am called tn Chi
szz<a On 1l1s5nezss and snail ara1aofy
hsz CORA fur tour OF 1--we days T snail
leave by the 10 aelaelE train IN tine
morning
Then You viii want me- 70 pack vua1r
grin tanis=t1r, she rapiie<I
Thanks. bur viii elnr nv 1zza pack
ing resnesnseE how 1ervuus you s1t
over putting ID shirt ax1sf Two collars
TOR ma when 7 1ad IN 20 To EazEau fcn-
4 Tav asst wear L I 1ad ] rauEITf1 "a.
5nare Z should tell you TO 10 aE1ead
1I1r is I have 1EIiy a few HOURS and
dom { want you 20 come GDwu with
ues-v0lIs Jrostr-1T10I1- will toss the few
Things ne=zI into the grin with my
owl hands
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24
accx NOTES.

Molly Elliot SeaWell VINO IS Z great
I1ezla ana artIu1rea- II Cardinal Gibbons
matte special -T1D from NauheiIu-
Wr1ere sile spent the summer To eau 1n
ais einlueuce AZ a8Tne at the time af me
--9pea rInef-ai- II g said that Cardinal
Gibbons rHad The Fortunes or FIT
Miss 5eEveil's new uavel. n raauIIscrilt
ruI-l1- and ri1au ne laughed heartily aver
The interview IT tIe little French Ilero-
NE WITH Zone 2fuz VI The cardinal II
3 EzIlIeEr visitor ar Miz zezzgs5I,s
~ zs1lnEr1n H0Tne- The beck IS nm
Azz1ert BY the Eai5ns- Merrill enznsz=zz-
The eniee OF the a41rasun af es.11xu7nes1r
las aetsTfEed the 7aiy8s-7EeF--fII sas771rsTr-v
ri1ar directions Iave bean 51veu "a the
eoin1nEtnuanr. navv Earh BROOKLYN, 70
4uU The tIliEree EaIl-' Nv Anna S4rsr-
ar1ue Green. "a t11e list TOR ,revvss l.
1TaT1es N The United States nav
Mcclure. Phillips ( Co viii -,1b5iss,
during rtIe month. Il 1ank On THE "
peflTu and Eenr-y irving nv A4sri1l
5errxun- M Eeref0n Isl me ar me lasr-
authorities the alsror~ NJ me. English
stage and also close friag1tf 1fs rs5ssl4---
Irving Re has Jeen able TO ur1eaI--il
matters OF great iurerezt md MIS- i4fs-
roEv at the .LvceIIIui VIII contain r777sfsi1
that IS Unknown and lerarUTuT-. 7lEl,7l7r1-
liEzles4- II VIII De euunlerR h.srr77T- .1r
rtie EzIearsr from it's earliest nllalsses5 ar,
"a he time OF the last appearance az
henry irving tnu 4 VIII be illustrated
with unique portraits OF r-iz actors IN
their various costumes. stC Ui- Eesll--
living das himself taken a izeasr uarsoI1-
al interest IN ti1e h8uz- ami 1as err ri,f.
IBe at 4 greaC part aT MS vaIuaEIe chi
lection u ivces1rn r1eE1esIrues- Al szsfittor
ae luxe will be 1rfuresf on TnuaE1 vel1l1l77
and VIII contain e11e ar1rfI1zIi as11rszr-arlf1
az Sir EezlrT Irving and Ellen Ter
The Ladies World published 1v & 4
Mogra Z Co his been ezIiar-ed and
5Tszrls- improved n anuaarzz1ce The
Eetune.- number contains MANY excel
4ez1t Eer1Ilfsss including snort stories anu
Al @zx1ellesIr household gfepzrrz1az1r
HI f-a1rga carr Ez-sziESgDTI. whose
laTszT o1olz- The First OF the Eoazies-s %
punished Nv ErxH Eidfile Is nav
Hc1r1nE sllCi1 IN unnreaasfzl1fsssf ss7lf.rezs
llfo9lsEf1ullr r-1e country Is an Intimate
rFiezlu IN Marx EVvaiu'A # IS q 1raar
uEEsF 70 1e -uT7saF1esI To 1ear Hz1eza e7vts
diszslsssyI1silet Gentlemen as-ciissF7gs1as nm
n1rr1l1s aT1eGrtuEez ME EzzizzzErr zyzsss
Suzaiz1EE OF u1ulsEEEs the other Tsr7- at
me A11r1Or5 club and said IN r5szF-- Il
EszsiieEr a minister x1o. when called To
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

the most scholarly Mnreuver they
have an indiz iEi1IaIitE wilicn saves. them
always H1na the usual tate Of arr critic
z1r EsErr1saT1ss style WHICH IS immensely
attractive.
Conan Casssssss .4aia-es1t1ares Of Gerard
Stanley Wessnaar11s THE. Long Night
David Graham Phillips TIE MASTER
Rogue. Bruno E-essiuEcs Children OF
Men. and joel Chandler Estxrzs 'NVaIlv
FE4lffero8n. nave all oeszI 1lIE press
f0r see3nd la-ze edition.
The translation OF Count Len roIstni.
War and Peace which Mcclure. Phil
Iius & Ca naHve 1sseI1 Announcing for this
SEASON. VIII 9e< postponed until next
SON. ewing EH tl1e seE1UlIs Illness OF EllE
translator. Mrs ClarnetI-
The Century viii publish during TIA
10fInUsd ds1r-uE and 1Il1aale niece IL
historical writing The Youth on wash
illetnn- Tsifi the Form III Al 4uto1los-
I-InilT Jy 3 Weir Mitchell LID. AL
rlor vi HIGH WYuue-' Dr. MitctIEll
lIIIHg1I1es Washington string down. II
ing saieIy for liss 1yzu eye. ne story OF
ais --v0uIlT1ll lie anu tl1e influences that
Affected It Tor good II. L s promised
chat The author fully entered inT8
ne hsilit 8f mind Of Washington rt1aC Il
viii ne IMPOSSIBLE lar r-Ie reader sepz-
Ut MS actual writings ETuTu those Ei11ctI
Er- Mitchell ITnaG1nts aim TO write
TIE Strange AEfveG1t1zr~z At M Middle
son Is excursion. into 4 new detd- The
INTRODUCTION Of an Ernir from Tar Arabia
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

al his oriental ulagTlff5ceT1ce- into rlIe
s3OLy aEmosp fIs-r- 1f 5oT1T1I Clark street
n itself ! direrTiuH ieiesa. 5llr ne
serious snlesIfioT 1f AIS discourse 8tt-
5treszeti 20 commonplace young aver
clerk quite elective contrast M
Middleton 3 bland acceptance on --Iese- att
zellrlIres IS funny III Is way any
thing else N r3re book Eer9efr :. Stone
Il Co. ara 5.ae publishers Of the book
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

CsEuue-ssT5oI1. I vo1r think II has 5e=z
4 ves-v- enlf summer
EtneA-s'Cear ma III have had
seve1Eee1 prup1zaIs- From F1cIS-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-24

william Henry Tof1nsou. author N
El1e WaEiCts5 DisGoVerers 4 sr0r-v NJ
sald vavsages BY brave naviaarors turing
a r11nilsagld years. has written a cam
DzElau book entitled. '-Fianee.s- sra1l-
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caizess ID the story OF Spanish eszrIora-
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p1niisf1eE- with numerous Illustrations
ny Little Brown 4 ca, oeEnher L
Little Brown & 90. j November u7,l,-
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Famous AcrDrs anu AcrresEss- ana
Their ZONES "A Handsomely illustrated
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and Canurry.
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AMONG The BOOKS
BIsnareka EaE1aFa HAS 1t
EaEt Baen PubiISIsd.
Rear Earmark8 az a Vigorous
Censorship.
FEATURES OF INTEREST
Make Relations AZ " ilIIam 1 4Hd
Chancellor Clear
IEsms Which VIII LHtHrssf the
Baak Lovers.
FEATURES oFINTEREsT

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volumes ~ ne 6rsdax1ciz II Stokes
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