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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

the persons who have. failed to pay up
the fines and costs assessed against
them in the cases which were appealed
from the police court to the district
court and then dismissed at their re-
quest. The cases are all of a petty mis-
demeanor character A number of the
people have given bonds to cover the
appeal and it viii rustic the bond hold
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

Royal Arch 1Easons, ares
Sadlisr J. Hodgius, high priest.
Anton Demuth, king.
Chester B. Reed. scribe.
John Sargent. treasurer.
Harry T. White, secretary.
owen J. Wood. captain OF the hest.
Pardee Howe, principal sojourner.
Horace D. Miller, royal arch captain
Silas F. Wright. master third vail
Peter Couture, master second vail
Harry ". Hammack, master hrsL vail
Robert Edwards sentinel.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22
Kansas NTan BrnnI.s -

Boise, Idaho, June 22.-Fhe Colorado
wyoming & Idaho railroad capftalizeG
at 10 million dollars, fled articles Of in
corporation here today. The company
proposes TO build a railroad from Den
yer north to Larimie Wyo.. and vest 10
81 Anthony and Boise, Idaho. p
Chenowith Of McCracken, Kan. is =
members Of the board of trustees.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

Ottawa, Kan, June 22.-The county com
missioners have granted the petition of a
delegation of Williamsburg citizens for the
Incorporation of their town as a cftv of
the third class. A big delegation of VIII
liamsburg men came up in automobiles
while the matter was under discussion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22
Funston Is Exnected-

Fort Scott, Kan. June 22.-Tbe officers
of the Twentieth Kansas regiment met
here to arrange the programme for its
sixth annual reunion, which will be held
at this place July 10. Brigadier General
Fred Funston is expected to attend the
reunion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

The federal officers have received
word that James Alexander has been
arrested and is now in custody at Fort
Scott He is charged with taking a
letter from the postoffice at Chanute
addressed to Jonathan Ferree and cash
ing a draft OF S472 which was enclosed
in the letter. a woman is mixed up
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

ers to meet the fines and costs If these
are forfeited by nonappearance. Bessie
Lane is about the heaviest individual
loser Bessie is now due to serve a 80
day Jail sentence and viii inherit an
additional 100 days on these appealed
cases
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

Winfield, Kan. June 22-W. J. Bryan
spoke here to 5000 people at the Chautau-
qua assembly grounds. Col. Bryan reach
ed here from Oklahoma City and was ia
ken to the home of W. c. Robinson, pres
ident of the First National bank, where he
held a reception from IL o'clock until
noon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22
Remnants In
Apparel

WOMEN's PETTICoATs. full
length style. made of Bingham in
plain and stripe patterns. made
full with three wide ruf1es; regu-
t tos 9s9 values sssh to close out sec
FULL LENGTH PETTICOATs
made of soft silk finished gingham.
wide flounce with two very full
rufhes; regular 81 values FEn
for tomorrow, each AUO
WOMEN'S SHIRT WAISTS
both white and colors. nussed and
soiled from handling and display;
worth four and five times dBn
the price; tomorrow. each UO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

IN the affair. Alexander, who is a we'll
driIler at Chanute, denies the accusa-
fion. His trial will come at the Noven-
her term of the federal court at Fort
Scott.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

Dreaming Issues Commitments
Commitments are being issued py
city Attorney Dreaming for several OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22
Children'S Hose

Drop-stitch black stockings.
Isle finish, sizes to s1s. a regu-
lar 15c grade. that will be priced
for this Remnant Day, 3 pairs ~
for 25c. pair ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

EverybOdy reads the state Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22
Remnants In
Summer Shoes

An extraordinarily good list
of Remnant Day bargains. It
may be hard to find the wanted
size in some of these lots, but
every price has been cut.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

WOMEN'S SHOES OF fine vies
kid, plain toe, button style, light
flexible soles, broken q QE
sizes, 50 shoes for % 4pOV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

BOYS TAN SHOES of calf
stock, strictly solid through
e.; e.. .-'a q 5:'S ;'"'4 4;' $ 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

MEMS SHOES of vici and calf
feathers, capped and plain toe.
some sizes missing; regular $3.50
and SO shoes for the safe W9 Gn
tomorrow, pair LUIS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

$ Of Topeka Chapter No. s.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

WOMEN'S SHOES of fine vici
leather, light single soles, Opera
heels. odd styles and sizes. regular
$3.50 shoes that we shall sell at
nearly half price tomor- G. On
row, pair . luOT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-22

woMEN's SHOES of vici kid;
turn sewed soles; kid tips; medium
low heels; Opera toe; regular
$3.50 shoes that will be nearly
half price tomorrow, Nf 40
pair 4u&O
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

G~a- ttr~pss~s w~parr. withdrawal
~f Outrs.s~ H~fsr- Isps

= Pessr-harz June zS-The eu-
reror has received sh@ follow NJ dis
ra-eh frpr- ten Li1evirsh dared Iaue
-
Thsrs = NJ caargs IN the position
cf -hs srurisS-
sfr~- fhs Japanese sdvsnee On cur
right fark with 7 have aireadv -
ported. rhe enemy sdvauced agaiHsr
our frnrt east Of the raffway. WHERE
th@ Co=sarks. noticing ths snsmys
aGvsntags. have wiThfravn slowly.
On rhe morning Of June - our
cavalry reoceupfsd points on the Man
DARN ruad JapaHess infantry began
at nine O'Clock or the aaE determined
sfvanee against Guiichf- Opsniug ar
artillery Ere on cur outposts- At noon
cur nnen Hcrth Of Guifchi wfthdrsw.
ant the advanced guard Of the division
rstrFatsd still furvhrr 20 rha heights
north ~ Sehiehusa- in face q superior
scre~<- 7naT1v falling back as far a
rfaasufsg The nzhf ended in I'll
svsring. the enemy rsnafrfrS SOM
four rifles s-uth of This sr1r- n va
fuHrd Iatsr that two rzgin1ent< % jan
snsss iusaEsrY ard two regiments OF
cavasrv vf-h machine n1uzsafu and
fefd EHzs. had advanced aIen- the
Mandarin road
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

81 PetsrshrrE. Jurs ~ -N~zrris
ttcus for ra@ peace conference have
tassu a. imEurtaat step sorwsra a
prrpostftnu t1r rh@ ssts - tse meet
tnx of fhe pisniuot surisrt-s a. Wa7h-
tu<for having hssu sHhmfrraf 20 Rms
IA art being sew undsr enc siilsrarb1u
Fhe evasf Gate Drrressd Ia uut teen
a.esr-airss bar here t. reason to sup
pose thar t. Is some time lursnE 5hs
srzr week or tn davs q sugIsf.
whish Is about The earliest pert0d A.
Vhhh th~ Jauan~se rsrrusrugarivss
e.utid - srreetea - rsarh WashfnE
r3u affNwta< rsasrnahIe time for rhp
arreps1nse - rhe prup.rssf auf inter
change - tho HorTfus-iors % pen ipo-
rsrriaries
Th@ emPsrers snsWsr T. ues svpscf-
81 far = d1y er rvo. a The diulouuatl-
Mills - Essssia gri-d slowly. ant -he
sHrrtxn cH~s- As or@ % IA -ser~tariss
sI- fs. rs uof rSa.I ~ your hustfirr
American ussrhasi- tur e. b rhnuEhr
thar rhs dar~ viii b safssfsssnrv. art
tr wfTt give rnlrss tire for " Mel
dcr-. the Ruszfan anahassa a.for q
Paris- 0r ofh4r Russian uegosiafors- TO
reach Wsshinxt xtor as ther- wtfI b
fir=le preliminary work for them 10 TO
until the Japanese terms are sHbuzis-
tec
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
Be caur-rt-d and Harrr

Let not the pioddirs citizen who goes
10 his trade OF profession every cav. and
% church oEcs on sunday. and takes a
walk into the green fields Suntay after
room getting enough money 70 keep
himself and ats family fairly well fed,
housed and clothed and able to keep the
children well enough dressed to 20 TO
school. 20 into the -hIues- every tins
he reads about big operator making
$500. .6a0 or so az a single turn Of the
market Beloved brother. not all OF
these stories are true. SAYS the Cincfr-
naft Enquirer Perhaps a large ma
iority Of them ars fictitious Operating
IN Wall street causes much loss OF sleep
and denies great many men the se-
rsnfty and curtsntment Of wholesome
old age And then the tine is so short-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

sh1uiI he have surh an n1vanfaxe over
me- turusI aside issr b should see
NY disturbance amt N dotng so hap.
psns'f 20 glance AZ Nfss nsan
Miss D~an Is Miss ralryurpl-.s
rrlusi1 vho IS taking rest After he
artt1rs q a thrr~-ysars- training a. q
r1grse IN WeIl-kunNu hospital
thouzht her n Pl~sssHt s1rs % a rirt
alranu-h I did ant spprnve of Wvu,@n 5
raEia- cpurses % any kind To Hy
mini their Diars T. ar hor1e BIT b.
stfe MISS Dalryuarle's <fowin< hssg-
y. Miss Dean paied INTO utter ins.z-
Hins-1HeR. IN truth " sometimes passed
through ny mini that nv charnsr
seps this plain COUSIN beside her fsr
the sake Of the eonfrsst- As Miss
falrTu1rle went on telling % her Iovs
for children. saw a peculiar book on
Miss Deans fars- But an instant later
fo~xDs all about IL. for a blessed IN
fsrrdpeion carried OF my hated rfv1L
and my astored enc with her cousin
was promising 20 90 to the great
Fourth 0f July picnic IN company with
ne-
walked On wings the ns1t few tty-
My MY concern Was blissfII anxiety
10 think OF whzr would please ny
eharEsr uast. At the door Of NY 49,
rsr's h1Trss { had an Inspiration
Bertha 7 said. I wish you wouId
let re- take Alice with ne ID the D5e-
aic
Alice Is ny tvo-year-oId niece she
Is teautiful child with great brown
eyes. rsd cheeks and taxsu hafr. as
like = walking doll ss can BE- imagined
our acquaintance vas not very exte1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

Major Jonas of the Ahe-sesn Exam
irer- so-ne weeks since prusf1c~d sor-s
interesting statistics in r~f1tarisn of
the writer's erut~nticn that Mississippi
xxs MT paving the attention to uaule
breeding that she shouhf. and that of
the ten thoEsanri nlRisz ne-ssssI IN huflf-
ny the Pansns canal. Mississippi
would not - able 20 furnish 1uv - them
Here are extracts from the article that
ARE we'd worth reading
Our friend Biaxe~le@ widely misses
the mark IN his diazussiz. Mississippi
a. q muir breeder a. dernnrssrztad -
the census u IasA ranked --sv~rth
and lec every STATE IN the West
except Missouri Illinois and Kansas.
AMI every >sare in the -carh excepe
Tenne--ee and Texas. Thi. cunci-nSu
has vastly ,advanx---f in the LAss i've
years. and se have NJ 1ouht she now
lead- both Kansas ant Illinois in this
InsfrrSsry. and : ein-~ upuu the heels u
f-nu'-----e- beizz entitled % A. Bs,z-s
stth pAas1e A. msle hrs-sfinz STATE
In la.e the several states usrus-,f be-
loE reported mule culrs uz1ier two
years q aEe- a. tsiinvs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

the how sweet voice that sprk@ to tss
chiif vas heard through Il all
We hat 10 more truahle with u-.Ie
Alice vale Mss Deaa vas WITH Is
tnstssf. bsyond tie purchase %
packsg@ at candy ant a toy nalarrn
tor asr. I scarcely thoazht q the eAibt
Bat IN another hour Mss pean went
away on an -rrand and then ny trials
e~Etl hsf uoked rarwarf 70 tbs
seasaa With ny beloved With o-ly trs
unconsrious ehiid a. vitness ever
stnts the expedition wa planned \
hat thought that a. LAST I would nnf
an opportunity to orer her nv heart
and E5ud But haf sweet baby Asirs
been a malignant aemnn. she eurrlf
not have taterfsred more With nv pur
p"ss- In ave minutes after Miss Dean
had left. she had ssr~aked her whfre
dress With Dust stains and caady Iuice
trvu top to nottnn. Her face wrs
worse than her dress and her han q
ver~ worse than either Vet she tn
stsr~f 90 rs.-tr- wr-1 r--rymuTss
tairfE hvsntsr gown ant ny once
tnnacuiare shirt-frUns vita them tn
c-ssanrfy
washed that oahy's face with nv
best kant worked tk-rrhfef -en
times IN the newt hour. win no PR
uan-nt effect save that th~ contrast
oetwser tr aHs her dirty frn.k Er-x
more pronounced At last tn shaar
despair I t-cttsa % tet her xo
ChsrEiug her sfrisrly not ~ % cur q
SIGHT. ! turned % d=vufs 20 Mss Dtl-
rymrl the few minutes h-far~ Mrss
D~an return In three minutes nat
forEnttsn everything @fss
rNTr A hanE. shrtek. pearf.
n~gsn running tBvarf corner % ~.
park There hat been an sxpia-sc y
u a toy cannnn Where vas Bscy
hfic~' sssrrh~ti rrsnticaTfv h---.
rhsrs ard everywb-rr- No sirn 20 aar.
slrh,uEh tn u1grmur - a bahv
hurt sIl@ri re Elra dismav
AZ last { found her ant sh- was TIE
vtstir Sh~ w. IN a pnltreman' arrrs
screaming Igstfly anss bb,ud Nss
mfuEiIug with the dirt on her Ifrsl@
Waite dress Miss Tarrynpg- tainted
tt rh- sight q The hinod nut fit mt
thias of her Thought only OF xnlt
Bertha would say When c1rris,I home
aer bahy deaL { whs surp she would
Dir ! did not have enough VISION
IN uabY lore then o. know that a eaEI
wh9 sersaH1si SO h1ud ruuid nnt -
seriously hart snarrhs,f her frru
th@ policeman. but she dut nur stur
hsr -rrsariuE
On where - a d1eror, A nurse
7 cried. frantfealIy
= IN a sHrse A slfEht n-rtre N
Erav was moving swiftly thruuEh -
crowd thar dtvited u 30 her pass and
the baby stretched cut her arms Or
the woman Who cane % her wirr .
face fuli q tender pity Eas Miss D-aa
In a twfnkltng IfrJle klics-s scrsar1s
had turned ta sphs as the sim. sxifI.
faI fingers felt her all over and an
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

Win ne k@zfaEEa< q the week tA=
C1-czgo s-rfks sirnRr-on hsnxzd cz ne
r-=Eir q the refsrsn1an voxe of th=
s-EkErS Transfers On n. terms o< s~s-
rsEenz ofsret bY the Employers as-
s1e;z-l0a ard accepted hg their eom-
-zr-@-- T.s Alternative Vas 4 xzz=ral
sr-xs q Al anicn t-srzrerx
oz TIE laxhr cf tie III ir Was as-
s=--=. EAa- everything E.s n line for
- cziIi1x 01 of the strike = Caicas1.
1-lF tsw f1rlaliries having 70 se 90
s=rTet 70 give validity % the terms
az-ss< z7cr 6T the strfxsrs' committee
al t1e rsSrs<snrzriEe Of the En-
z1Es-S association
Day By cay tAi-<S grew eGi-tsr n
ea-e19o znzi rhe arrirzte 0f the srriktnz Z
ts4-sssrS less beEliz<renr- Sore of sh-
Ia are applyinS n i-dividlzls for
tassr cid Positions. IN some eases with
ElEeeSS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
yssE wAa IN rux rAa xasr.


The peace negotiations are making
haste slowly the question Of definite
eate Of meeting CT the pleafpossnrtsries
h@trx under consideration Meanwhile
from the front comes news cf 1esal-ory
sxhtinx BY oufpo<rs. which may any
eav tsvescp into q general engage
-err
Reports from Russian sources zy
that the Japanese advance vas stopped
AFTER they hat cleared their immediate
f-rr- Nevertheless the Russians are
retiring. to avoid being 1azked and
posksfst. until the positions at Spin
ghai ara reached
A repcrt has reached 81 Petersburg
hat vI1firostok has been completely
en- C6 and isois-sd bY the japanese
lrzst A. Port Arthur vas n the earlier
par u tke war
Afvicss hy xay of 81 Petersburg. up
20 The morning Of the I'd. conveyed
-.e IMPRESSION that operations in MAJ
czuria had again assumed n serious
phase Gen Lfrsvitrh had PLACED an
snharzo On press messages. The ten
CT q ne fr1<merfarY reports vas that
ne Japanese we're Advancing and the
R1ssi.as retiring
Il Nslitcf- the Russian ambassador
- Pzris. las eeen definitely named as
The had q RHsziz's plenipoSenfiariss
% ne Washington peace conference
" Neiitof : skilled IN the arts q Ell
ruFsan diplomacy and X will - inter
ssslzg % rcre how he sSz>s up win
IL japanese article.
August Is the ta-e agreed upon hy
Russia and Japan for the meeting 0f
tasLr peace plenipofenfiariss N wash
r-z-ou. ard the selection Of the per
s1rrsl. il Is n0x believed riu sooz
- Gzn1gnrs1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
AN IMPORTANT
STEP FORWARD
Neg tions Fer the Peace Coufer
enee Are Sriil Msvirg-
SEEKING TO AGREE ON DATE
R-sss. tn believe rsse the Ftrss
M.~stux Win h- u%ts D-rt.s
The FIRST week sr Tea
Days % Aszass-

Ws.hs.xsss. J..~ .rS--R--.fs h..
srs-..ssssrs 60 th~ pr~.ss~~s the
.~---. ss s~r ps~-spss~.stars~. ~ss
are % -.~-s sAs.~ ss Jsrsr IN Wssh-
trxt~r 80 st-~... p~s--.
rkst " x~tssss- Ra.sisn s~hs.-a-
ssr 60 Fv..~~. viii s~ eve sns Bz-
70. Rs.~p- the s~wty-sppst.s~a sur-
bs..sssr 60 the tstt~s states. the
.ss~r 0. s---r.rsy believed 80 s- sh~
fact
Jsr.s - r-~sy TO rsm- h~r pt--s-
sss-atssrt~- also rh~r~ t- r----s
10 believe that TIE pr-.sa--s k-~w-
whs th-s VIII s-- w k-z-r~ va
kssEr.- sA- Jsv----~ st-s-s~r h>r~.
.. --s s-p-~h~asusv- Fs-ts ws--
.hst Ns--zss. D. ts~ s-ss ---s
pr-e-Nt~ ~n~s~-.
~ ot-xtt--. eve J.-s--.~ e~.-si
90 >ss-zh=f- o. .sss 80 - sAsrs
.-t-~rS~..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
ssew J,r,SEsE SOURCES
onse5st R-p-rt 90 Ssu- af-~- ssss-s
Wtts Ha.-tsn ostr-xr.-

rosIo Iur@ 18th following o--
ciaI dfsrsreh has besn received from
he IaBaHsse army h adgHarrsrs fE
NaHrhusEa-
The sssmy haIdizz he zorrhves'
e-rinerea o. Naneheuznu was atraeksd
and di<IcdSsd or n aftsrueon -
June - tur a portion Of The ereaIs
holding the hills n the vesr or 4
stubborn resistance aHd rhs hills Wers
finally taken BY assaHlt AnGthzr saErs
Cf rhe ensrsv holding the hilIs dHs
rorth WIS attacked from rh4 front.
and ne simultaneously rssgrsssf n a
turning Increment frpm the north
east. Intervening his resrsar and cam
ing him heavy loss TIE Enemy. in
ernfssieH hoisrst The red cross flag
hut this fHf not stop our firing ard
hs faf m tfarr'fsr Hts strength IN
e%saFrv ana infansrv wfsh scuzs saea
zen ard ssvErat GYMS Fifty dad
were reft on the Eerd The eusuV =
loss was fully 30 Our loss was Lnstz-
rfEr11r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

piled inpr0vised bandages To the
bIssttng arm that had been torn oy
n scrap Of flying iron
1t was not a serious injury In .
few Gays the baby had entirely re-
covered from H. But Il Was enough To
give re a change Of heart an abaur
to set up n home beside my sisters.
but he mistress who Is to preside c-er
IL is not Miss DaErympls. but n
genrIer. more IoVahIs mistress who l.
AMI | glory IN the faes-a trained
rurse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

/ hzs hesn decided to resume the IS
t1zr schedule cf the Txenti=xh Cen
r1rT limited On the Lake Shore azS
Nsr York Central railroads berxss,
Ca-czgo and New Tcrk, temporarily
szzFsn6ed following the recent acri
cs.- n Mentor. o
Thcuas " Casey. cashier Of the sal.
ncn hank AZ Clinton. No. has beer
arrested charged win forging two
Rates sggrsgzting &rs.saa Casey Is al
lszst 70 have hypoth=catsd the crigirzl
cctsz in Kansas City and placed n:
fcrzsd duplicates anorg the assets q
tie hank
During dense fcz CT Cape Prior. o.
,es northwest coast CT Spain. the Brit
81 cruiser Czrnarvon- eoiIfted with
Ne North German Lloyd Steamer Coo
Lsnz- damaging the latter 30 badly that
Z vas found necessary 70 row her 70
Fsrrul. where she vii have 70 90 tn.1
t-ytock-
The Australian government has de-
eicse 70 invite Secretary Taft and
nenbsrs of his family and Miss Rcose
vet to extend their tour from the Phil
l7S1nss 70 Australia
President Roosevelt has issued or
csrs that the classes Of Chinese sxemps
tFom the inhibition Of the exclusion
lsv ar= 70 have the sane courtesy
Shown them by ofseers Of the fmmi-
z-arion bursau as Is accorded to eirt-
rsns Of the most favored nations
Yvonre Davis, IS mouths old. vas
slllet by 4 bulldog. owned by the
,hfId's father. in Chicago. II vas nee
sSzry 10 pry the dogs iazx apart after
4 lad been killed In crder TO release
Il holf
The White House N washington iz
frzettczlIy ehcsed fer the summer va
-z-inn-
Eas German yacht Hamburg defeat
Z Emperor wElIzanis Nsrscr III over
skrot course er Eiel. by nearly six
csnEres
The temporary receiver Of the City
-rzsr Safe Dsrosit q Surety Co. Of
r1-acslphfa Is ccn1denr that every
-sgnstscr VIII be pasd dollar for dollar
ASSISTANT Secretary Of State Loonis
as zpns On . months trip to Europe
e expects 70 parricipare IN the Paul
oc7s exercises In Paris
L1lszz Kansas gets q better re-
Fo1se to her czll for harvest hands
a1ch Of her wheat crop viii be lost
Tie CzrfeoE club Of Locdou. Eng
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

I1o1-1ls ana ! Fastened To use author
iry-
Alice I said teeisiveIy. sit right
here where uncle puts you
Th=n Ahes's little chin began TO
vOrS- her nose 10 wrinkle up. her eyes
To shut and her lips to qutve- Te
gods, What a howl. Who vouIt have
thought that such noise could ever
haEe proceeded fro- the mouth cf %
little ehilds shook her sac
bowed iogder Never was a young
haeas-or In a more conspicuous and
EMBARRASSING position-
Let NE take her III soon quiet
her. said Mss Dean and her voice
was positively az that moment the
swesrest sound I had ever heard
I dcu'r know what magic she used
but Itrtls Alice was soon sitting srl-
ing s1d happy beside her and I was
enjoying bliss by the side Of nv
eharUer- Bat sonevay the hiss xas
. shade less oli<sfll than before, and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

A B. Spear. cashier Of the Chad
wicked OberIin hank has entered upon
his sevsn-year term in the penitertTary
Of Columbus. o. Il was supposed. says
a local rsForr. that he would be given
clerical 100 n the prison bar Warden
Gould already has ten convict bankers
in his establishment al Of whom have
been assigned To that kind Of work.
and Spear may have 70 content himself
with something Of more neniaI char
scter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

waShfEztor- IuEe 3s.-Ccunr Cas-
sini. the Eussial amhazsa-ior. has sa-
ga<sd razsags for IHiy III. from New
YORK Ths a-ksSszoGr will probably
remain In NHshinrcn 70 await the
arrival % hss sucesssor- Bsrun Ro=su
Who Izrts In Nsw YORK InIv 8
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

kness befIre hsr Miss palrymple
vas the tirl Of my hsast. but
was not happy- even In aer 80
ristY. for had a rival Ny rival vas
a xsssa< wtas~~r wfrs tar~s-y-as-ol.s
child As saw th- took u satfsfsr-
risz that spread over MS face al this
r-zark ground NJ teeth. Why
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

Melbourne Ilrs -E.-Ths common
wealth sDvsrrusnr has decided 70 in
virz S@erst&ry Of War rsIft ard the
members Of ms family ami Miss Roose-
v=Ir 70 extend their tour from the Phil
lpcinsz to Australia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

Geroa- Jurs 9s.-A hostile DEMON
srratien took place Saturday night NJ
rne Russian consulate here There
were cries ct -Do~u with the ear
ard windows were broken The police
dispersed the mob
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
A Fourth of July
Change of Heart

ADORE chilfrsn. salt
Mss DaIrymple They
are perfectly fNscinaf-
ing TO ne Td llks
nothing better than to
have a chiIt with me-
ali the time
she boslks,f 81 pretty
when she sai'f it that Z
hongsd 60 fall on nv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

Paris IuEs .s-G-orgss RodriuIes.
he banker has committed sHiefts- II
y stated thar the franefs- Iosr heavily
n rse rscs-t sharp decline II rsrrss.
r.s Eabtl-Slss of bis eazE z-e zIvs- a.
s. go 60
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
THE Weeks NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
A Episome of the Mast Important
Events At H. aad Abroad
the Past Week
NORTH, EAST. WEST, SOUTH.

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