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Mower County transcript., 1903-08-05
Mcbride, ! the Grocer's
. Weekly Letter.


Butter. Good quality, table butter
in demand at l8c. 7"
Eggs. No change. Easternmarkets
lower but supply not great here and
pay this week l2c cash, 14c trade.
Beans. Good hand picked So to
$3.50 per bu. s5s ia. 5$ AZ /:
Potatoes. Market still supplied by
the nearby growers and gardeners at
35c to 45c. per bu. ~
Onions: nj n 9 sale yet except IN very
small way =}5s.4
Apples. or the first time il its.
tlI history Mower. county seem to have an
over 9'Y15 supply of home grown apples.
Good smooth large Dutches hand pick
ed and brought to market ii bbls.,
baskets OF boxes with sonnet thing over.
top TO keep from rolling about and
sbruisingg g Soc bu. lWindfaIl and small
apples 3 not t;, saleable atsan price.
e oney 8 is q large crop and very fine.
quality vert q bout 10c a pound.
BRIDE, THE GROCER.
Mower County transcript., 1903-08-05
DIED
MILLER

At. the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Will Galloway, in Austin township,
Sunday, Aug. 2, 1903, of cancer, Mrs. G.
Sarah Miller, of Nora Springs, Iowa,
aged 81 years. She had been here but a
few weeks but has been suf fering for
long while. She was we'll known in
Austin. She leaves a husband and one
daughter. Service was read yesterday
morning by Mrs. Buck and the remains
were taken to Nora Springs for burial.
Deceased was a sister of Mrs. Will
Engle. '
At his home west Of this city, We'd
nesday evening, July 29, 1903, as re-
suit OF his physical injuries, John Guy,
aged So years. He was born in North
Ireland, July 10, 1845. He came to this
country in 1868 settling in Freeborn
county. He owned a farm in Moscow
which he sold when he moved to the
Widow Clark place west of this city
which he purchased. I In 1873, he was
married to Miss Mary Taylor Of Phil
adelphia, sister Of j ames Taylor of
Moscow. Deceased was for many years
an elder of the Oakland Presbyterian
church and a man of irreproachable
character. We gave last week an ac-
count of the attack upon him by an
enraged bull. The injuries received
proved fatal. Funeral services, con
Quoted by Rev. W. II. HORNED, wepe
held at the residence Friday afternoon,
a large company Of Masons and other
friends being present. Interment at
FairvieW, Moscow. The bearers were
Masons. Deceased leaves a widow,
three brothers and one sister.
Mower County transcript., 1903-08-05
The New Austin Tele--
phone.

The hearing on an application b for
temporary Injunction against the new
Interstate Telegraph and Telephone % Z!
Company Of Austin made by the North n n 8.
western Bell Company was argued be-
fore Judge Kingsley Friday foreno Jon, on
Arthur w w fright appearing for the.
new company and y. French q, for ' the the
old. The matter was taken under ad-
visement by the judge and will be
further consi deTed# August. l8. as.
A carload of cable, aggregating over eve &
300 miles Of insulated copper wire, r I. has i
just been received by the new company:
from. the New 8 ork factory and antex l't x,
pert will commence splicing the wire. wiz
and ables next {. week The work Of +
setting the poles in the city is nearly q y
completed and the work in the sur y &
rounding country is being pushed. 9 vi u
poles il the city will be set BY the end 2 d
fthis week The new company will
move a few Which are claimed to IN ia J
terfere with the rights Of the g old COM
pany A part Of the expensive and
elaborate main swift board has arrived
as well as the chief operators desk. 81
Work is being rushed as fast the. the
very best Of work can be lone aned. the.
new Austin exchan will be open for
business a out Sep l5 unless 1lnfores# re#
seen circumst stances prev yent.
The n CIV Tele ephone Go. plant of
the lamp signal type. Every bscribs t,,5
|er'ss elephone will term iniissss. B.
ature electric lamp D on the telep ne l1a
switch board. 1she app pparatus8is 50 ar H
ranged that the sui criber lifting the
receiver from the hook u nstantly!
light 9 lamp corresp ponding 70 the sub ul1ss
scriber's line on the sWit itch board.
Tbs operate torS So me- diatly inq uires of
suhscr riber what 1nu mber is wanted:
Upon her ansWe Werffng tlhlegcal the lamp
liis.exting guished pom comp elton ssoffss soffsS
thesconY ersation restoring the receiver
the iatel ghts red
Hight autonn atlcall 81 the.
operator TO d dliisconnec In this way
lalmost all rants offS the subscriber are
Mower County transcript., 1903-08-05

ma made known to the operator by the
silent automatic flashing Of miniature
electric lamps. " #z ].s..S =s. y..ss
Eight dynamo motor and storage
batteries for generating and storing
the electric energy for operating the
lights and talking purposes have ar
rived. s..2
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81 q: .ilss a z "a
FOR SALE d

S322o acres 5 miles ffro I'M a ustin all
Ifsl Fenced, vel and windmill large
tanks at $S21 an acre. own lots
from 500 to 500. Residences from
$500 to $4,000. All barg aims and easy
terms.
SSoRFsIsA on ssTENYIeK
2223 lain street,
SSs sss2 ssssss2; Austin, MINI,
Mower County transcript., 1903-08-05

i IL
N. D. where We i'll has pure hased 4 drug
Istore. They visited in Minneapolis
over Sunday. All arb sorry to see the
'Tryon family leave Austin and will
wish them success III their new home.
The Austin pestoffice was never
managed more aceeptably tothe people
Iof this community than by Mr.. ryon
while he was dept postma aster. Ss
Puccini, the ain street fruit
man, was given the surprise of his life
on Friday evening at his home, it being
This fiftieth birthda ay anniYe rsary :zAs A
Large number Of Masons and others
were present. tel a bountiful supper
EJudge J.s NE. Greenm III behalf Of the
comp comp any PRESENTED Mr. uccini with
slega ii emp lar charm.
THE receiipi lent says he would not take
Isas lonsansd dol liars fora the
he chapel Of. the s. NNormal
+ college was crowd Cd 90 over1o owing
Friday evening at grad ating ex-
I ssercises Of the class of 190SS The pro-
gram printed last was rTiied.
Noat. hea salu tory Miss Nina
EFrisbe of Oak LAM and The edictory
rrby rlby llss Clara sregg of Nevada
i N we're is bota 5 81 finely rendered "a
\ | nderso3lni1 aye al al d m napr reaai ~ ddress
ffS 81 III - n
Mower County transcript., 1903-08-05

- The weather Tor @Cne paSI Week has
been unfavorable for grain and hary yest.
Many pieces Of late oats blighteds and
whitened w ednesday and Thursday.
Friday and also Sunday and Monday
nights heavy showers fell a delaying
harvest and stacking and causing un-
cut grain to crinkle. .Consid erable cut
ting is yet to be d lone. 5s5.s
Sheriff {. G. 3 Johnson inform 4 us IS
that. some heartless rascal cut off Of the
end Of the tongue of one Z Of his choice
COWS at his Marsha III farm last We ednes-
day night. The tracks Of the human 4 l
brute were traced across his corn field.
He will give sic for the convict tionYo1f Of
the criminal few mo nths ago, the
tail Of one Of bis lco owsSs was cut Of
malicio ously. It a oes not Seem possible
that any one would from any cause
3stoopgso low AZ to main 4 dumb animal.
The directors off the AAlloRer County
gricu ulturaN NSociety held Iano her meet.
ng yeste TO compl ete arrange genlents
for the fair Whic chs viii sslbe held Tuesday,
Wednesday ana Thursd day, ssept.8 3 and
1O.. Plans are com temp plated for the
Z TIC best tail eyer lhe ia here The gbbusi-
ness 81 men III met fond 4 evening j, and
decided stol hold d street fAireYer ~ morn
8sing s ana IL isiia & 3 1 fsir W q ain
straat ~ he,S A,riI i4it lY mated
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-06
MR. DAVIS IS UNIQUE.
His Manifesto and Platform
Contains sew Features.
VIII Whftewash Trees and
Paint Telegraph Poles

They have some E1rnv issues Il the
Fourth ward -c1ncilr-a1 fzhr rnis year
one of taa n1srler1taus questions Ill
stake IS whether Luther Nalls azaG g
Is 600 vuuuz rc Be mem 1=r rt the efrv
council
Another -iszueH IS v-f-e-rer -r ROT All
the r-larr--e rrIas ard -rae TRUNKS II
The uarL Should be r=rrazrs7.
.rEsre re e-h-- .5ssi,ass- s4ea us
rreze Ua the -zr'1r stores ef E-ar=s=
make millions of fi4rse are rre 14sar7e
ef Nrrtn Carolina -eraar than the r4s5-sl..
be Earsas WH lacaI rrtian rsa-1-e
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Extra quality LINEN HUCE
TO w E1I-S-Fast edges and HEM
STITCHED ends soft. close ard
heavy. 25xae inches good article fas
5ae-zala price .--.--.--.---.-----Z 5c
sI18 Ezs-Fun bIeaehed Crocner
Bed 1Dreads@aI 31arsetzIes pattzrrS-
sotr and IMPRESSED and extra Iarve-
actual dimensions. SO inches long and
So inches wide. weight j. ounces
Splendid Val1e S1-5o-saie price 49,. 95c
NOTTINGHAM LACE BED SETS
E'ilu hleacne6 lace Bed sets. consisting
g s-eeI ard rWc nflIGw slams Coed
GTZallVv. overlook sr1teh edge frzH size
and worth Up &c $500 set A very
appropriate Easter present sale price
LADIES' FANCY HOsE-I.s5siss'
SIX Finish fuH seamless Maeo Gotten
Hose lace stitch and fancy printed
coi9fs tan 1Iue green drao ard Waite
al sizes, H=orth 75e-pair --..--.-- Tic
BLACE TAFFETA sILZ1s inches
vide. and q bargain FOR soc. black 0nlv.
zar waists drop skirts and perEicoa IS
sac PRICE --s-------s--. ---.--+.--- 3ssc
SILK ZEPHYR GINg4HA3fs y
Twenty beautiful designs IN atrrac-
tive ealCr comb ina Hicrs-selifng now In
SEINE stores Ter 50e-=ala price. I'd zSz
One Let WOVEN STRIPE WAIST
T1stzS-9z9od assortment IN dark dasir.
able styles. former selling prices 1z7ec
and l5c-=ale price. per yard &c
wool WOLFE Dress Goods. s. inches
Wl1s, cftors cardinal rose, cadet green
and 14ac1- These goods are scarce a.
Sleeper YARD -.---.-.--..---.- 35S
1nan-s Fine Ribbed Cot1an Bose
f1I seamlass ard rasr cel0rings- eoIore
pink light blue white and black. sizes
a7a. and 57e-per pair ----.---....- &c
LADIES' PAN White Henzsri1ehed
HanlzArci isEs-,l llarrer ard EaIf-fnci-
hens Trey sen for 81 elsewhere
each ---------..s -------. ----..- &c
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ed wizf be ire anIy bachelor IN the city
council
NsHls aga may be of advantage 70
Rim The Fourth ward seems TO have II
hiking for noyisa aldermen w s
Clancy was only IS Wien elected 70 rllz
council from the Fourth. ard he was
chosen president OF that body
Not to be outdona BY Ar. Davis
promise to waIrawash the trees and
telephone poles. Nellis says that If lie
Is elected he VIII have the paver1e1rs
scrubbed WITH sapCllo and VIII nzaza
Spotless Town look Ike tray spot
TIE sincerity oE Nr. NeIIs as law
and oroer man has never Been aues-
toned. 50 ne makes his plea for v8les
to the law and order people OF the ward
and c51es them = speech WHICH Mr.
Davis maaa at rhe big resubulissiofl
rally at the Auditorium on May Is. 1907
m that speech Mr. Davis is quoted IN
the state Journal CT May Is d. saying
want Go say To VOC that the law is
q huU5ug and a farce on the statute
book [ an ashamed at a great many
business men who are not here but
who. when the time comes VIII s1eaE
around under cover to the Australian
ballot law Il this ruins my business
I want to ten Eou I ear nsevs CIT en-
NY farm and raise potatoes and artl-
ehckes and feed them to the hogs
voted for John 2. s. John three times
fer governor ard once for president
and [ VsueuFe there Is cuiy one rlal
that has stayed with prohibition longer
5hau Z ard be IS AIher1 efriffis1--
III the minister's Of Topeka VIII or
game j ghoei Of Integrity ard l0l-
zstv and trutf1fizIrssss they win dc l7llc Z
more good than they ara doing III
North Carolina the state where came
from men bankaz On honor. III every
BAN K and Il lzalessEa houses In Topeka you
can fird the business record Of every
man IN Kansas and OF every stare IN
the un5nn In Surr1 Carolina there =
fha highest commercial ratlEE ct any
ard IS Kansas Il is the lowest beea E1s=
men don't Sank e1 honor Let Us Or
game a sehool Ct Integrity IN every
county OF The state.
IT ( had ny way would naEe y
zr7ac-z4 thar wherever Eze ueG2 e want
"a Eaucr Il should be sold Tie Dail.
tisi,rsz wuIzId hare II take 1GWu Ills
screens and ser 50 1EAr a;-l 19t-7
rom the zEresr could see WIG was
s.rink1nz Another thing. vzguH1 asAg-
tire law SC thar 81 town Ct rE9l--
sand .5o,Ulal5cn tEzre should never be
less tran a t--Guza1C dollars License
That IS the Kind aE a law they have LIZ
Missouri ard You hardly ever see z
E5-117 ken r1aH tiara The -re1l7lrzry
Jaw q Kansas has been tried twenty
ere vears ana fa-EEre
z1lr q -rzzErcu &c claimed E-
teld hoN tha zrus stores -zzae nu+4lzu1z
It Ears tae s1ate ard bow raeE ID
chat Uay effected TIE e7E1TT1HEe zal stand
inE Ct the country
He also touched upgH the divorces
szaesteu- ard SAID thar there were Ear
mere divorce SUITS new tran taers
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WILL CLOSE TONIGHT.
Revival Services End With a
Political Rally.

The law and order forces VII aoId 4
aIE rally tonight at The TaberuacIe-
sixth ard Monroe streets. rreii nary
60 the election tomorrow
Evangelist II E. F1i5Eus uziII sueaI-
CT Courage and Cosva1e1ce THa
meeting is % be under tie auspices ef
the Municipal league and the Law AMI
order Ladies' league
Evangelist VILLAINS was given an
rhat be would speak al rI1s meeting TO-
anres whIeh has gathered AT tlze Tab
arnaeIe Of the s1vfratiou he hz7 received
from Ehz Chairman 0f the municipal
league and the LADIES' league and sald
be Rad reserved an answer Rev J. D
Mcfarland then assumed the Chairman
ship gE the meeting. ard making d mo-
ton asking Evangelist Williams TO szav
and address, the meeting tonight put It
20 vote The Invitation was made
unanimous and NJ Williams promised
70 stay He wiz leave tomorrow Eacr---
mg 10 90 @ his home n Winfield
The meeting last night was in the
natuFe Of q farewell meeting to close
The revival which has new lasted four
szeeE
I have been thinking Of coming 10
Topeka Tor about iva years and have
been Greadfng the time he said But
EEe eaEl came and I could hardly refuse
The Big meeting held on the EcErh side
recently BAD great deal 70 do IL r.
fIueleing me I'd come. Z decided that III
Ten churches Wdzzld unzca fer the re-
EfFaI I would come The arrangements
we're made ard the nesting is new ever
But Z wouldn't blot cut the lasr four
weeks. the memory and the results Of
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arguments is being used for All Il is
vorr1 among the blsiness l5en OF the
F'1urrh ward. ard it IS said that it Is
having IT'S effect.
Mr. Davis follows Ep rfis attack on
Nell-s maturity by an exposition of
Tlar 1e proposes 10 DO in 3 material
way For the F1lrra ward in case he is
elected He says II part
Z believe that from s. coo CO S.. COO
li1ilci1lslT spent il the Fourth ward III
cleaning lp would enhance the vs4Ize Of
property IN thar ward 500. Gee and adj
vance rents for those Wlc own property
fully % per cent II am elected ec8lr-
Gilman and che mayor and council VIII
zpprguriz q tEil amount of money Cd
spend IA rhz ward. Z shall try 10 dress
Ip ana clean Dip r-a pu1lic property as
II was never dressed Before. provided
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would he under system Of local o.
l-oz.
MI Davis IS a native ct North Caro-
lina- He was couscri@ted BY the con-
Fetierzrzs when & coy Of Is. and ran
away 70 aTcld serving with the rebels
He walked nearly the WhoIe 500 niles
- Nashville. and there enlisted in the
federal army He served through the
war and then came TO Kansas. H
first settled at E-aawznVV aruf- Ti1en ht-
moved 10 Cloud county Fer twenty
tive years he was on The read for a
boot and shoe lru- In 1896 h came te-
Topeka. ard for a year was the rear
estate business. Then he started =
butcher shop, and IS now the proprietor
ct CTS OF the largest ard finest sSEab-
Esr1zeuEs q that kind in the eitZ
The Democrats realize thar they have
an Uphih Hghr in the Fourth ward bur
they have been iniusrrin4-sEy 50 wilma
wood and nay surprise people on eiet-
ton day OF bringing cut enough votcs
% elect their man. though il Is decided
~ lruUrcEa1le
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il VIII not increase the peoples taxes
60 do
4 conservative. economical Business
al1zri1risirr'l tlan ls what Topeka wants
r--l1lesallsrl. utilization and abuse VIA
never build up 4 cry. make 4 Christian,
OCT prosecute criminal Fal1AhLe
franchises should never be given 70
corporations. buE the eItv should al
ways retain conr-oll11E Interest II
them would paint every telegraph
pcle WHITE w-Irzwasr the body ef eT-
cry tree and ezzn and sweep every
street 411 aIeT rEa capital or Kan
sas W11l2 be the envy 1L every city
N-sr - the Il Lssc1ri river Dc All this
ard more ard r1e churches and schools
1-ill prosper and take care Of them
selves THIS can al &c dome ard r1zch-
more. without ueceszirztiuE Ehose zf1o
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DRY GOODS DEPAR TMENT.

Paesnt Lever CIT Cellar Buttans-
assorted shapes with white eeIlrIoi.4
backz-ew regular swift &c seller
1IASUTF A C-TETRERS' SAMPLE LINE
Ladies ALL--W0CE readz-to-vVear
y alxing Skirts. grays tans. oxfcrdz
ard black Not ere garment IN the lot
zTarI1 less than 800. some worth $500
while they last your choice 49, S3-sa
LADIES' Iace-srlech. fun bleaehes.
Sleeveless Vests lace and tape trim
ming IT neck ard arm holes. sizes l.
and s. OUR regular good selling I5c
11uber-saie price --..--.. |.-.--...-- Sc
NOTTINesHAM LACE CURTAINS
EuI 5leac1ed Nottingham Lace cur
1ains. we nave aoour nfty styles which
are reduced IN QUANTITY GO three pairs
CT less all s11 yards long and finished
zTith orerIceiz stitch edges-vall1es up
EoE4 9G7-resarliless q Vzli1e OF former
selling prices-your choice while Ehey
last Per pair q Pleces} S Ia
COTTAGE OLES-FEaite enauaeleff
and corrugated Cottage Poles four feet
lenE- Tursd silver ends complete vita
screw nook br1c izsls-zsa-a prize --Sc
WINDOW SHADES Opaque cloth
y li1f1ogV Shades. mounted en- standard
SPRING rollers heun1ed and finished
ready Ter Use complete With brackets
and nails. 96 inches wide an the staple
caIors. worth s5e-sale price 19c
IS inches zisze-F,1II bIeaehed woven
figures ard dots. Swiss Drauery AMI
Dress 1KusIns. zen different designs.
and bargain Al I5c-sale price per
yard ..----.. --..-.--s.-- -..----.-- 1Oc
BO0KFoLD CURTAIN sCRI1-ss
inches wide i've good STYLES ard worth
5c-saIe Drice yard ---..--.- --.-.-- Gee
SELE0LIN E.S-'i6 inches wide sglld
ara fancy coi1rings- over forty different
styles ia TINS immense collection. 15C Is
rhz rcek-bottau pries-sale price. pes
yard =.-.--. ---.--...------- I0c
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On his u1eruIs. ara De Is bringing All his
political SIKH 20 his rescue Ard ezelIzs
Is no sI1ueh oE pel11iciaH- though
he does rcr look rae part Nellls mas
lived right tseEe e. me Fourth ward
al his nluc1-abusec IS years. and he
has been active n politics ever SINCE
Re commenced to vote. 4 year a9o he
bear Frank Bla1ei1 roE comm tresE,azz1
At iarzz from TIE Fourth azarz- and
this spring h= beat him again for tle
Repu5llcs4n nomination. E1r cr55zrls.i I.lIzzr1-
he IS secretary &C the Kansas Day eIu1.
which IS sign ttaE he exuettz r1
break into sIate p0Eries r - gets
cnanee- Nelzis IS lawyer b. profess
SION 671t newspaper man cy prueeIce.
Re is circulation manager &c tina Kan
sas Farmer He IS also 4 vav-r71t'
aEason- he e unmarried and L szEct-
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own 4 little property being compelled
20th day eE June and December ane
stand and deliver more taxes. Proper
" owners cannot stand any Increase
III taxes
This is only part Of what would
try . do were Z = member If our city
council Respectfully.
II A. DAVIS
The above statement from Mr- Davis
IS used By him as campaign zocu-
mont and Il is what started the ~Nh5ls-
wash story Davis raz teau hlstlin-
cut strong Democratic registration.
and has gone INTO the fight W1eE the
air oz q man who believes he can. win
il b.. tries
THIS aggressive fight has put szellis
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1000 yards Lawns. Dfr1fries and Ba-
clsrss. il solid enlorings or faneies-lissizr
and dark errsets-ful pieces. and worth
Up to l2tac- Your choice. yard 81
MILL E-csDS-Fine WHITE india In
ems. 500 yards In the LOT. ana nore worth
less rhau Ize-these shorts run UP 70
ten Yards to e1e piece and WIZ net be
ea1- while the last. yard --..--------s Sc
GABLES 8Eerrirnaelz Bg-rraasl.se
and Pacific west End Cna llles-=IegzIr
designs printed liz East ealoriugs. Dlen-
llel-- assortment il Both Light and dara
enects-sale price. yard------.-... 41zc
-Ivanhee~ e5nghams and Corded
Ze1hTr-n=R and brilliant eolor CEN
binations- Azaoskaag A. F. C. fancy
ezInghaEns- good assortment eloth ana
eoIars 7arraursd-aH 12z4e vaIue-zals=
price -.--.---...-.-.sH .--..---...--.-.--. Sc
1rERCERIZED DAMAsK- Pinch
vide fan bleached 1Isreerized Dauask
-hne- close and soft Hn5ail-sevau ex
celenE 1attsrus-l usually sells fer 800
sale price ..-----.-.-..-. ess5e
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMAsk-
Twenty different designs ard coIor Gem
hllaticns. ciorh and coiors warranted
worth n to soc. 60 inches ygis5e-sais-
price -.---,--- -----.---.--... 2 e
Extra heavy. double woven. cream
Turkish bath towels. IS inches long arr
Is inches wlde-=ott and fury ana a
gtat for I5c-zaIe price -....-..-.... 9e
No. Coo
Very LATEST and zain1iast figures ana
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the last faur weeks. for anything Of
this world
4 have found Some Of the best people
have ever known in Topeka and bave
made some Of the best friends have
ever had have been forced 70 preach
very sharply. and this has been hard
because Of the many personal zl11i1-
uessss But have tried 10 declare the
whole counsel q God feariessiy and
NY only regreu is saat T could not
do mere trust that the work begun
wiz 20 On and that wonderful after re-
ss1lTs VIII be 1evetopec- There are nun
EredS i nor thousands Of Takafz+7f1
souls n Topeka and the revival should
really commence after your evangelist
leaves I want To thank YOU al TOR the
kindnesses you have shaWn ne. have
been Z resilient or kansas 551E a snort
tinae but Z new have different feeling
FOR the capital city rhan once Rad
BUT II you don't carry the reform ticket
tomorrow am afraid e1e next time T.
eome To Topeka X VIII be as d foreign
missionary
More than 500 converts we're made
during the revival
Evangelist Williams has taken q i've
IL interest "a the affairs Of the Y. III g..
T. IN Topeka
II am glad 10 know that the Railroad
VI G. A. is to have a rev home. he
better than The cid shack y n5e1 stands
51ere now Tzere are let Ct the 11eSr
fellows in thar association that L know.
Eu1 It is high Efne thaI d rev 1uiL1-
ing il secured fer the city branch. To
Dc frazk I Must say that the head
sz-zrEers Of rl1e city assgcIar ton as they
are neW are a Disgrace to your city
Net that I mean that they are not al
E7str can be made under the ciFcuE1-
s1ances bur that I r7eau THAR Il town Of
580G luha bizauts should be expected 70
nave a. coed rCems and EQUIP n1en1 as
vou have here
The II O. should have d1e
walls. modern equipment wleh parsgrs-
gymnasium game rocnas ard reAdine
ROOMS which would serve &c give the
Young men CT yD1r city club lie where
trey would be under Christian inEflz-
ence-
II nope teat when T come back here
n after years Z VIII Gnd that this work
has Bean carried cut
E-vaz-zlIsz has made several
sfroEg talks for civic reforms. Ar the
mems meeting yesterday he advocated
the -azsagH OF the senocI Bonds bur
ne declared You've ger 10 Do some
cleaning I'D ii this town. and I believe
happy memory Ter me 10 knew that
nzlve had some small part IL thai
svc=--s-
TIE TEXTURE yesterday afternoon was
taken from rhe zi1ie stery Ct ti1e prod
5g sUu- cauzarlzca Was drawn
from rze sorry OF rae Bible times anz
Ire pred zdI son C modern times. The
lecture embraced 4 srreug arraiguEzeu-
81 gambling and plea fCr all guuug
EzEu earn To 81 work &c some kind
He advised each E0ung man % select
some Enz C work ard rnen endeasor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-06

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