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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-26
90 PIANOS TO BE
SOLD AT
FACTORY
PRICES

II IL generally known that
for same time past project
was on foot 20 open up a new
piano store ga Seattle on a
mammoth scale. II - alec a
matter % general knowledge
that after n location had been
decided upon and the i'm
msuse stock Of pianos ordered
10 be forwarded 20 Seattle the
new firm found ltaeif entau-
Kied IN unforeseen difficulties IN
regard % the location. and for
this past air weeks they have
left no stone untufaea IN their
efforts % secure = suitable To-
cation. but without success
FINDING themselves WITH a bis
stock Of pianos on hand and
NO store 10 house them. they
had almost decided 10 reHhip
the entire stock back TO the
various factories IN the East a
a Tremendous sacrifice when
these facts became known, a.
G. Cline made a SPOT caah offer
for tire entire stock. which. AZ
ter some further ounHtderat ton.
was accepted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-26

a WORD FROM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-26

There's no need
Eivin n devil bis
due. IIas smart
enough { take u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-26

THE STARS PLATFORM
The best first
Al the that's tit 20 print
All rev without favor
Honesty In official and private life
Mgnepal ownership % public utiitisa-
The BUSINESS district sputahla business snterprss
earnings tax at public services franohrea
An to date public school system
Equai rights FOR sii special privileges for
Rigid endorsement Of just, and repeal Of unlus lava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-26

HONEST CIRCULATION - -.
This 70 certify that The DAILY AvERAGE hoN ao. nv nv
COPIES DAILY. and for the FIRST QUARTER
or 1905 (1anuary. February and march,.
a n CHASE General Manager
nf April A 1905 A. J. TENANT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-26

We want TO sell them quick.
An opportunity like this has
never been offered before In
Seattle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

A. ORDNANCE

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Gavcr ans 8sz-vi q Ai5erz-n 81 rAe
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keeper - o-Esr pe-so1 30 ke~p cqea
sto<-. sksp 90 any plnc@ Il ezsl@<ss
zAerr fatsc-o. cs-A-s- e-rx-<sts. be~
Grz1ks CT 1zv ixi=ks sell a ssosAx
foaztsi1S CT Ss9ti<sa G-f1k- fsr sak@ -
az town "a S-zs1Ays. zz- xzy rer-
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for tae sac 81 zz-nsz DzlE ~ re>sa=-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
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pleasant Ridge News.

1 By Apple Bkoxs3n-
The health Of our community
: very good, With the exception
Of a fes eoses of ehiils-
Rev. J. II. Holder preached an
exesileat sermon here Sunday.
Mr. Leslie Broga, of Banner. Is
visiting relatives here AID gill
remain for a fr. days
Miss Doyie HamphEies speat
Sunday With Miss Mary Holt
Miss Tennis Murray reiarnei
hone Sunday from = visit to her
sister, Mrs Matte Courtney.
Mrs Coiisier Galday and son.
JEFF. and Miss Bessie Holt spent
Sunday With the fauiiy Of Mr..
JEFF Courtney.
xr. L H. Candy speat Sunday
with his brother, NJ. John Candy
Mr. Leslie Brown spent Sunday
With his cousin, Mr. IA. W. Holt.
NeSsrs- CsTiey CosrrRey. CIeve
land Humphreys aud Haywood
Hoilowell a;tended church al
Pine Flat Sunday.
Nr. l. l. NeCrary was vita his
anele. Mr. z B. HaEphreys lasl
Sunday
xr. H. Il Holt sent oat dear
AuEfiBg Sunday.
Messrs- l. l. NeCrory .snC
Cleveland Humphreys spent Sa,
urizy IN T1yiors-
Everyone is cordially inrites
TO come oat 10 the bcx suppe
Friday night
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

oreer cse.enfax c.rr.is cssrs.
TEE SrAyE OF MISSISSIPPI.
zEANrsse lpzEtY.

TIE SyAyE OF MISSISSIPPI
Lafayette Cczzry-
A SPECIAL Trrz o. tAr Clrrzis C0arl
q Lafayette Cozz-v, Mississippi, :
hereby called - C1zvere Al the Coc-r
Hc1se =. Cxf1-ss. N said e0z7.y. o.
Monday. November e1a- ls<S, az >
O'Clock an 20 e9z-zazs far terra c.
ssx days. for sks PcrPcse OF tr2zs-
acting bozz1Hss Of criminal E1f1rs
ard criminal cases aid sch civil
E.tters Is Ezy DC agreed upon by
the parties
TIE Clerk Of the Cfrcu. Co1rs AID
he Cle<x Of t.e Cl21ce-y Court and
the SAeri- o. said CoGary Are hereby
directed 70 draw from the jury oox Of
6tzy fseJ EaEeS. Is proy6 u - Ian 10
serve - Grza1 JGrorz Of sad term.
and Petit jurors fax the h-Ss week o.
szzd tern
AL parties ard Witnesses n Safe
or Crizi12l CASES now peaiia< in the
Csreoiz Court Of said Co1n-y, vii take
rosice and appear n said Cc1rt- =,
the time and place above named, and
be ready for trial without any further
Eotiee or service Of process
Witness my Signature n SA-1ss,
Mss, this the llEh dzy OF 0cscber,
1873 J. Z BoUraE.
Iudge of the sr1 ClrcGi, Co1rt Dis
srlc1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
TEDEAD


Mr. VIII Dunlap. u C.Hege
TIN died in the Asylum 7, J.es-
snn on wednesday Of last Eeak.
and the F..nzins Vrere brought 10
oxford Thursday and inferred IL
the col.eyc Hill cemetery. VI.
Dunlap had two severe attacks
u the grip about two years aco
and has ecr iitioa CTS iaally grew
Eorse- lie vas sent 20 jackson
Tor Treatment six months aco. bat
has never improved in the least.
sanoc he left hone. and at last.
death ended his suffe-inrs. He
Sas IN energetic. industrious.
good citizen ard viii be n loss 10
has community - vell a. his in
mediate family. \ devoted wife.
mother and I've little daughters
are left % noun their l1SS. b.
sides other relatives We extend
sympathy 10 the bs-eaxei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
.5g5.NEasX


Ria-Sv=.rr News.
~ - <l1y ~
TIE Eeeeas sSe~rrs lave tsraI
azs o. szF tSraiFs an Ps-ace, ?
Ia irrSa F-t-ro< crop = V~ry
soo1 oEsr a~re-
O1r Stay seAeel = progress
~ aseiy-
Eiss<s Eisrs HzF.leT- ua,.ss
ATT Rz=zie Geek AL lessrs A.
fe-a C0sk AL 1z3es EGz-S Ee.r
i ear Es-ss SxH-zs-
Er- ~ = &cAl-ssrr. & a.
p-=zr. received . s<f-rs : Tea 1tya
z-s fFsE ksS sea. Mz = Me-
AlzSf~E trzrzEs lie 81 news -
he L.3 sSs- - s-Ai an - go
tag L ez<-At n sAe e~ifizs II -
eiE wAere - rs e. work He
iesf las Place zssz. ssx years
zss 1z1 xe1t 20 Shreveport. La
NeS<-s Jzz<s al ArsAzr Sas
ders szs Arse S.z1.y-
NJ JcE Sextez 2st Ms Mary
Saith Eere z4rries l4ss seek. a.
<xs Mr. R0exEs ID sA.x9 and Mss
Fsye<ll Uusy-
Th<re s1s 20 preaching a Hzr-
=s.x SE21zy eEs-s &c 1ae ZAP
i1xise Al -osz TzS1y-
M Iases SsEEr.s azs aZsly
vsSi.x@ rear G-ezaTlsix Sxzssy-
lrs-rs- J. " Szat~ES. = :
Ex-z<-Saa- ; - C-ssS eu. IL =
NeAszssE ~ tA~ EzrSSeESg-s
sad fE02 IiErzszy Baptist
C@Ereh "a the AS>scarscz that =
eesHs A<l1 II iie.iy Sprays tais
w1ex-
Qzirs 4 nzzker O. 1Sop.s Al
TENDED tie slnzssg ~ NJ y 7
say 5zr1 Saturday EEsas-
Tae Ezrze-S are ge1t5-s zloGs
7ieely vita the gathering 81 their
crops.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
LAT Nos

IL E1zk sgez-
Autumn Is Eith g again We
can see she IiEse Of red and gold
3s the artist s2tgr- iAys Ter brush
g2on tAe forest leaves Ii seems
on.y seE short Eeeks ss0 sI-c~
se weleon.ed this Year r. jgSt =
lev short Ee~Ss E0re sa1 the
year Iao5, xiil Dc = yea: Of the
past
Oar farmers are wearing long
aces over tic short cotton crop
The health Of cur Community rs
very good With the exception OF .
fSx ehIsls aud bad colds.
Esss Mzlel Stone LEFT Tuesday
for Blue HGzHtzia, where she all
eater school.
Mrs j. s Douglass visited her
sister. Mrs Harvey hizHons
one day last wsek
M James Slaughter x2s =Etl
ais many friends hrF- Sunday.
M Film NeCala lett S4tur.A,
for SGzuer. shcre &c goes 10 ag
cept = position
We are ssrrY 10 report tAa
Miss Ala F11se i qzite SEX
4 The ice err4El supper al NJ
i Artie rEiiiEssleys s4s enjoyed b
ali pres-nt
lr- William MeLsEty and w:f
visited relatives here receaEly.
Ms Asa-S Fosss Eas iae gEe:
Il Ms l. J. Gser1 SuGcay an
AOat4y
Little Miss Ella B1.ler and Iii
. tie brother, Roy. visited the
, .saaf, Ms Hal;er Porter Saa1z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

The lafayette County Teach'
er's ASS -ciaE5on xiii meet - i0sS
O clock saturday morning
Mss Lizzie Mckinney has
scheme u present = the teachers
IN regard - Improving scaoO
building and grounds
Rev. " y. Hedlest0- vii ac-
dress he Association
FEES arr 10 Be collscted II his
ne sting.
Wants % be made known If
regard 70 car Association
Several cher szai@cts arc q
&c discussed Slch - How
can ne Trocce3 % work 80 tha'
rcr T1y wig - better ard or
houses more comfortable
! truly hope that every teacher
n the county Wiil attend this
and cone b-irn fan %
IDEAS sni Suggestions Don't
io-2es the date. Saturday. Oct
18th. T. u. ANDERSON
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
NOTICE TO s2iDiE BUILDERS

Peb5s rod5ce : herx5y givea ia.
The Ez6<rss<ze-i ~s4 reserve s<2seS.
Ks zP 20 - c'zsock- q Tzs<<zaF.
ScT- a. Tor he sos2sEz< wu-< u
s=s< cuzztx, tS-E1- Fc- SzzAz@ag Al
txteEssrn 10 the Czztwe- s-3sxs
1erclSs YxouzaE Ezvsr. O. H. OH -
EzE K1AE1s rs1-
AZ fS= sz-re si-ze SIS ia - re
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r1-zAAzeAs@ sssTe- II tAe zgos1.A *
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2s-- Asserting - p2Azs z=3 sr=zz1zA-
tsozS usz o. Ei4 w--z tae eaerk 81
lis Eozrsz- TIE szccs-sse9s ea32a<
I'll Be reczs-ss &C 1l@ n hs@1 1ozs2s
lke zzoz1s Ct ezce hs3 Es-h to g.
zore god SecE---sss fs- tie tzs.kf =
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
Cheaper Rates Southwest

Less than oae way fer the ro1ad
.rip on Tuesdays, Oct ITta- Noye1-
b~r nh and sss-- December Ssh and
Iseh- To points IN the Southwest
II. Memphis o. Cairo, and the Cotton
Belt Roate-
You can AFFORD 20 z nos, nearly Is
cheap travelling IS sl.nns AZ nome
Write for maps and literature OF
Southwest Missouri Arkansas NORM
west I.3zissz-zs, and Texas Also cost
Of ticket, time of trains, etc.
W C PEELER- D. P A.
Memphis Tenn
F.w. LaBxkUME, c. z. & T. A
81 LozzS. 10.
Cotton Belt Route
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
MARRIED


Mr. VII Mi-e. q oxford. ar {:
Mss DOVE Davis. q Delay. xese
msrriss. Sunday afternoon a. the
residence OF TIE brides parents.
Rev ID. F. hoyls ofzciatinr.
The bride and groom are both
popular .o1nS people with -any
friends whom we joan in iest
wishes and congratulations.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

ladies' are n0w invited and can
take out insurance in the knights
of Honor Ages IS u 3D. Nc
imitation fec 70 psy- See Mr.. j.
F. Nelson, Mr. d. T. Carter. Mr..
r R. Fades and Mr. s. NJ How
~ for further inforGassoa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Tributes a ResPecs. gsso-
hssions 81 Respect srd Caras
81 ItRnks 'Eiii ne cav ed fsr
q TIE Pate q / cent pes sort.
t1ans yosr words A.. remit
tne a-sourt. ciheruise ther
Val ncs appear. pi@.s- -
inernher Iris as We ~ia str Ct
J. adhere 10 shiS rair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

The rz--isgs 4 Ir. Julian =.
Bramle;t ard Mss Matte Nos
Harris took plaes- n $ O'Clock
Tuesday night az the residence a
tie brides uctlisr On P0a.Csoc
street Rev E@Eari SSubbssiie Z.
otlei2ting- Ire ceremony w.s
witnessed ~ the family .-5 =
fe< invited guests The happy
couple are receiving tie Goa
gratulaiions and god xishes q
their hos. u friends
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
NOTICE To CREDITORS


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le-rv Fo-@e-. Deceased
Ia To- Ct1zc<ry "a III % Lzk4veete
cs1z-y. S<4e@ . zi-szs-Srrl-
z Asrx4s. G. TIE TIA cay q Az-zs<,
1855. LISTERS % xz.Ezss--z=s32 - ~
sz-.z1e C ler-r Peter. aassce zs-e1. see
--zzsz-l Ia TIE uE1@r<ixze2 ~ to
CE1z1sEs co1rs - AZ - eskS cczzsy
Stale - 4rsxSs~ prz- =4s-s-2 = kSr<ey
Exs1 - a. -erss.s kzxlz~ xzf 1oEz-
* eaFi--s sS1izst fse estate % Ee=
sd Jz--Y rorter. IT,. c=~v&ssr3. -
hare s1e sAzae P-o.rzs-i sr1 rseisae<-
81 - TIE clerk ct La C1zxzc-rr Nserx
ES1Azz o-e vsz- He .azEare - F-s-
a1-ee 111 register sal e12z==~ Tar 0ze
rear Nh ~ SsscA eAz4zz< fr0z *
c2verv-
e-oEEzE RcE-z A5zizissr1srsx-
SESArLT & DAVIS. Aftsrz<ys-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

Ailas Harris zci San HEX
mzn, two eOiorcsi citizens Of tbs
community. we're tired before
Magistrate John r Brown Sat-
uriay. for peidlins diseased
meat on the streets Several
househOlde-s bought this meat
and had used Il before the erSre
<&s discovered We are graft
fed 10 state tia, the guilty par
we're given the fun penalty OF
the law, 500 fire and thirty days
in jail To prevent imposition al
ways buy fron reSponzib.e char
acters-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
Notxc-

Mr. s s. Webster, OF Oxford.
Is now representing U.s. and viii
sell You . Singer Machine on easy
payments. OF discount for Cash
Also carries . fuH line Of needles,
oil and parts OF machines Try J
Singer before buying any other.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

We have scared the services
u an efficient i1strErtor T. con
duet IN Institute of ito wss 4
c1r7fBs1 co=1ezcizc Saturday,
Ocs- 3lSs-
The ne~ books vii have srscial
a;tsrGion- lAn teachers are ~
9uired D. atterd this Institute
an making 4--anceZents for
yo1r bead \; tie varEo1s ho1r3-
ing houses ~ greatly re1-ceSl
rates All NO exPse. 70 beard
can write Ee-
7. u. AxDzsox-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
The Fire C.on-.nT Bansucs.

The members Of the Oxford
Fire Brigade enjoyed \ delight
ful hanque; Saturday night At
the Knight Hotel There we're
about - present. with Col J. W
l. Falkner - me guest Of honor
The tables were lade1ed 9Th ali
O. the delicics o. the season -
sell ~ substantial vianGs spreA6
by the hosFitztle host ard host
ess In an attractive manner Al
present fs4i indebted = M. and
Mrs L. " Knight for n ros.
pleasant evenings entertainment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
Fer Sail

Ny residence on second South
street SIX rooms hydE2nt water.
sewerage. good garden spot and
necessary olt-h0lses- Fer terms
apply II residence
Mas NELLIE HAYNES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
Proceedings Of the Bo-rj Of Mayor
and AIjcrnen-

Tie Beard Of Mayor ard AIlerzzez
met according 20 Ew :. tie Mayors
osiee rzes<lAy, oc-- 5r1. AZ pm EIz4
the following members a-1 c-zce-s
prcse1t- P. ( N1Gfhe<s. MAJOR D
NJ EinhrozSa. B p Gray. d T. C2r-
ter. e ( SloaSa ard ~ - Walker
Aldermen; e l. Stephens, e5erS.1z6
the following zlsoxzzces were made,
to-~I-:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

To draw the fire oct Of = hare- heal
cut without h~AEAsg seAr. Or 10
e1-~ osils- s0x==- tesEer, eczema and
Al skin ami sc=Lp diseases. us= be-
sSitS-s n l.eA Hazel S2ive- ! SpeeIs,
so- pics Get the ge1ulas sod 81
I. =. ke21eis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

We are showing the best line OF
Mems Boys and Children's
Clothing ever brought % this
market, and al the lowest prices.
TIE OXFORD OAR G0ODs Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
SrL.

Th-ee fresh Mich Cows fo-
sale Fer terms. apply 70
Mas W r 4 DUNLAP,
Col.ece Hill. Mss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
The Local News.

u-ssy.sog J. c. Tseloar. spent
by IN Oxford
J. L. P. Lezveu left Tuesday
N.shvi.le, Tenn
Is C. L Sivsey Is visiting
rs Z ABERDEEN
/ Fed Montgomery returned
Lay r \ Memphis
J.. Nay Collier AMI family
< Eetssne1 from Sharkey-
L. ia Mcclure 5 TIE guest
Essk e friends in Ab5eville
T.. wilson, Of Water Valley.
guest q Mrs. " " Cook
L. rank Nsren. Of Water
p, Fisite6 friends here las;
t5sy
krs- 4. Ransom. Of Mem
ssat Wednesday here with
81.
y. aad Mrs ". d. Porter re-
1sd Friday from their country
+.
~. Elnonia Carter Is the
ess Of Miss Ella Pegues Al
fgCss.
u Gayle Kyle. of Rogers
=, Tenn, visited relatives here
fveek-
Ms. R. N. Leavel was the
Esss Tuesday of the Brown
] Gab.
Us. :. B. Williams, Of Meri-
= : visiting her mother, Mrs
B. J0nez-
" ard Mrs ]. s. Hudson and
E spent Friday with Watei
icy friends.
n Misses SonerviI,e enter.
&c heir friends Friday nigh
L avn party
Il. E. o. Davidson and Mr.. {
S.Sley spent several days II
sksoa this week.
4 special term of the Circui
'1t OF this county viii be HEX
". 9th. See notice
Mss Lena Barry, Of Green
&c, IS the guest Of her sister,
3 Jchn b. Brown.
Ms. r. W. Jones and daUgh'
!, Mss Virginia, viii return shii
q from New York.
III. Cecil Stands. OF Grenada
he guest of her parents. Prof
q AIRS @. ID. Stands.
W. 7. d. Isom, Of Burgess,
ENDED the Branlet-- Harris
mage Tuesday night
NJ. and Mrs. j. w. Brown, O
arrison Station, are the guest
Der sister. Mrs. VIII Lewis
Mrs. Lem Oldham and ,hildrel
: the guests Of her mother, Mr.
sry c. Niles, in Koseiusko-
NJ. Charles Sisk and wife. Q
1yAO<'s- spent Sunday witb tEei
esnis, Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Ssh
Assiames David and Ami
Ans Of Brcokhaven. are II
rssss OF Judge and Mrs. ]. {
ILson.
ms: Eugene Sims, Of wais
Nsy. spent several days La
80 with her aunt. Mrs. j. l
IeExen.
blshep Theodore Bratton,
e Episcopal Church, viii Wis
: Peters Church Sunday mig
xs- End at 7:3O pm isegui
e y. Sunday q IL Am Al
- pm The public il cordial
'ssFea,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12
Er Rcn, osza

50 acres of I'D land. almost
level. 4 miles from town Viii
rent cheap for q term OF years
p O. Box 25S, Oxford
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-12

HAS >rooD xaExS2S- - FEAks-
Tns o8a original GroVess IasEsAess
9Th To1sr- To2 k1ox what yea are
i=SaaS- Il l. lion ard s1izsss n =
lzs<lszS sa-za- NJ c1re- ~ p4y. So
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-21
STORM CONrINc2

THAT low droning rumble in the
central west part of Kansas is the
Creech gubernatorial boom, thunder
ing in the distance. And those Quick
devilish lightning flashes in the south
west, that flicker on the lowering hori-
zon, are Bent Murdoch winkina AT
Stubs The oppressive feeling in the
political atmosphere is due to the
rising temperature of the railroads
which bought gold brick. and are
just beginning to find it out. Tho
sound of hoofs in the feed lot. in
dicating the panic of the cattle. Is
Henry ALLEN trying to gore Cbarla,,
Scott in the Second district And the
awful hush that pervades the evening
is Tom Kelly watching the new state
accountant! The thing for every good
citizen to do is to see that the paddock
on his 'fraid hole is removed. and the
front door ajar. For when the storm
comes it will come in a hurry
This is the Emporia Gazette's idea
of it, so you may expect to see the
Gazette duck most any time now. Rut
that does not prove that the thing to
do is to duck. 1t would be inst as
well first to so around and get the
stock up and lock the barn door and
get ready for the storm. Like as not
the worst of it may blow over in tho
next township. and there is no use in
ducking for a 'fraid hole just because
there is a little thunder and Hebtnine
somewhere.
OF course the Gazette can duck if
it wishes to. It wouldn't be the FIRST
time. Many people do dash for the
cyclone cellar every time it sprinkles
little, but there really isn't any call
for it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-21
,JAPAN,s TERMS.

From unofficial sources comes the IN
timation that Japan will not enforce
any harsh terms upon Russia in max
| ing peace. She is in a position to die
tate almost any terms her statesmen
might see fit, and it is safe to say that
a European nation would see that its
enemy should be Inundated as much
as possible.
But not so Japan. She will not force
Russia to dismantle the Notifications
at Vladivostok, nor to give up any of
the possessions that rightfully belong
to the car. Japan will only ask for
about the same she did before the war
commenced. Even the indemnity may
be comparatively light
In other words. it looks as though
Japan might practice the Golden Rule,
to certain extent at least. Perhaps
she will heap a few Goals of fire on
the head of the car. She expects to
be neighbors with Russia in the Far
East for a good many years to come,
and so she will start out with prop
oistion to be neighborly.
This is doubtless the better policy. It
is doubtful if it pays a nation to play
the tyrant over others any more than
it pays an individual in the long run.
Japan will have the respect of the rest
of the world just as much if she isn't
harsh with Russia as though she
should humiliate the proud car; and
by SO doing she will lay up a lot of
good viii for future use.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-21

Today 5000 representatives Of the
young people of Kansas are gathered in
the capital city. From almost every
community in the state they come. Pro-
baby no more representative body, so
far as diversity of localities is concern
ed, ever met in the state than the
Christian Endeavor convention now in
session here. It is not only the largest
convention ever held in Kansas, but the
delegates come from every city, town
and hamlet from the Missouri border to
the Colorado line.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan Eneeavor, or the &C. e." as it is
called for short, is one of the greatest
organization in the world. It is the or
ganization that binds together most OF
the denominations Of the Christian
church. With the Epworth League its
includes nearly all of the
young people in the Protestant churches
of America.
Topeka is exceedingly glad to vel
come the visitors who are here today.
The capital city of Kansas belongs to
the people of the state in a sense that
no other town or city does and it is
glad to extend all the courtesies posi-
bic to Kansas people. It hopes that its
guests will have good time, and that
in the future those whose visits here
have been frequent will make it a point
to come oftener Topeka will always be
glad to see them.