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Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16
Notice to sriase Buffers

Public notice is hereby given the,
the undersigned will receive sealed
bids cp 10 l2 O'Clock. noon. on Tues
day, Oct. 5.h, for the building of A
bridge across Blackwater Creek. on
road, link No 3l7. Also a bridge
across Galloway Greek on the Upper
Oxford and Rocky Ford roap, link No
La. Also bridge across Yellow Leaf
Greek on the Oxford and Dallas ROAD
Ink No. Also bridge on the the
Oxford aud Pontotoc road, link No.
I5S.
The above mentioned bridges are In
be let out separately and To be done
according 70 plans and specifications
now on fsle in my Office. The success.
tul bidder will be required to furnish
bond double the amount OF eaeh bid
with two or more good securities for
faithful performance of the contract.
The Board reserves the right 10 rs-
lect any and all bids, and on the sam.
day let the same out at public outcrv
TO the lowest and best bidders. Tha
Board reserves the rigat to reject any
aud ali bids.
W. NJ. WOODWARD, Clerk.
Oxford, Miss, Sept. IIth. 1909.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16
VFood.soo Rs5-. E-~.

Aiter ~ aa@sace &c tzro week
E.ii come sSain. Trusting .Sew
fork EIi has learned the raaI
meaning ot n9a so plum e.e L 5
ld also thc writer : nsaIe.
ia's sex of pur rnu.aialitv ara
improving siovi..
Rev X. L. ..ieholspn. Of EIp-r
Eeil. aad Rev. Mr. Bsrryhi.l. e..
ioiiy Springs. are condcdnp .
meeting at our school house IN.
week.
Mr.. Lester Lucas left Tuesday
Ior otarkvilIe, where ne wiu en- :
ier the \. & u. College.
Mr.. Paul White and family. OF
Oxford were in orr midst Sunday
Mr.. L. \. Walker, of Water
valley, was IN oGr midst Sunday.
Prof. Chester McLarty return
q home from teaching the Dutch
send school Friday.
Mr.. \. j. Slaughter and family
.'t North Oxford, spent Sunday
IN our community.
Miss Beaulah Stephens is visit
ing Misses Jeanette and Lois
slaughter this week.
Madam Rumor must have put
"A Friend" out Of biz as we
have not heard from them in sew
eral weeks.
All OF our Methodist people are
attending the Mt. Zion meeting
which begun Sundays
Inc same CANDY KID.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

ToGeopola Ve,s--
We have hsi two -e9d rair
since the last vriurc.
Mir ii Mullins AMI e. uily fruz
near Tuil, maze 5sen visiting e..
families ~ Nle5sFs. ". y. "a
and Lew Philips.
MIR. ia tiea Wngn and vii
Of Pont"to", visited their parent
Dr.. aud Mrs. 7. J. Winso. th.
past week.
The Methodist pulpit vas fIIled
Sunday morning and night by
Rev. Mr. Tabor. Of Arkansas.
who delivered two instructive lee
lures.
Mr.. u. NcChaser, Of Oklahon
was III town Saturday.
Mr. NJ. g.. Abney spent til
past week IN Poutotoc.
Mr.. J. W. Furr has returne.
from the markets.
mere l. great deal of buying
and selling of properly in our
town OF late. which shows tina.
we have a wide-awake, pToyre5-
siye community.
There IS soon to be erected here
. stave and barrel head factory.
Several bales OF new cotton
have been gInned here the past
week aud a number marketed.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16
Non-RrSis:eut Na,ier

The STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
County of Lafayette.
To Mary Jane Parks, who resided in
the Stale OF Oklahoma, bat whose
post office address Is unknown. You
are comma lded to appear before The
SnIuceFy Court OF the County of La
Fayette. in said State on tue
FOURTH aIOSD4E oF SOyEMBEI
y. d., 1909.
70 defend the suit in said court OF
Paul Parks vs. Mary Jane Parks,
wherein you are defendant.
W. NJ. WOODWARD, Clerk.
This Aug. -, 1909.
fALESER. RUSSELL & FALKEER,
Solicitors for Com'pIL.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16
Nj. Znin No,es

All seem o. be enjoying the
pica-ar. Sea.her which We have
hsd l1- tae past few days.
Tie pro:racte-. meeting began
Scn41y. conducted Oy Rev. 3. Z
FuM..ute. our Jun pastor. aCd
Rev ilres Nelson. q. -al 'ayette
s. rs We have l.s.en-i to
som, as-rest preaching 5y them
an! tough @. tle present wr,t-
,ry t.r.- has been NJ laave.s
yet vr :e.l thu. many good aud
.a-Hrg impressions have b-en
rai.. sic trust tict We rlay
aa,ea g-satravi~s. J.. 1g- o1-reh
11d uany siCusrs uroJgnt to
Christ dIr.nC t1.S meetig"
N.-ssmes Guy McLar'y. \. +.
laiaway and q. K. Iismeitou
ana children. of Oxford. are
pending the week here attending
.Ee meeting
N-s q w. White and Gaugh-
.er, Miss Nyr,.s, III Ci1r6sds.s,
8ere called here it,t vceE by the
ses1Js il!ae3s Vi Mrs. !. ". Hal.
He are sorry t. not. tbat Mrs..
da.i Is u9 bsster.
Ars. Mary Gardner. who has
Jeen visiting Mrs. e. =. Stsph-
ens, left Thursday 10 visit her
laughter in Tucoop9ia.
Mr. John Gardner and wife, OF
Water Valley, were visiting rela-
tives here last week.
Wishing THE EAGLE and its
many readers much success,
am, BLUE EYES.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16
IHE EOin Innrcrs.

mas many distractions, but none
90 desperate as poor health, but Elee
trlc Bitters Is the greatest heaIth build
er the world has ever known. n,
comPsis perfect action OF the stom-
acn, hVer, kidneys, bowels. pnrif;ss
the blood and tones aud inviporatss
the whole system. Vigorous bodv
and keen brain follow their use Won
can't afford to slighc Electric Hitters
weaki run down or EickIy. OnIy
ooc. Guaranteed by A. II. Kvudei
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

,. i'isi''F &C. A'i 4-li, a 1.---ha1t 81
NoDi-iapafli,s1 tiei-. w-..--. -s5g.s.
$50 rear l..I v-es shan .ss.! 4 .ss
toOGat1 .ii tt-' tial- and tf Ee.i 49,.
laN" s9asar1 p-Isn. f. vs. us.r i,. /.
g. = tnrf.eed Using Fp.ey-. E.aet
,nf iaE, ami O. stopped imvr..as, -.
4 az nv 'r.tiFrIs sell. al3 nave gai.
~ - i''an i, a. dt'- o. t1e good -
q st'.' is1l ttAilg Foieyis fr.ur.
AID i~s- For saie by al druggists
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

List OF unclaimed mail n,at;er Iet,
TO the Oxford. Miss, Post Office for
tss week ending Saturday, Sept. I1th.
| AvaDt, EstelI.
Boone. ID. T..
5 Boone, Mrs. Bsaula.
! Cunszn, May f..
; Farmer, Rev. Id.
$ Grim, urs. JUlia.
Z johnson, Mrs. Lucy.
Jones, Norman.
. Logaus Pany Lse.
10 Mays, Hirron.
II MeBrayer, Johnatnan.
~ Mosley, William L.
- Orange, Miss Lovely.
"a Pegues, Miss Eliza.
Is Smith, A,
10 Thompson, Abe.
IL Nadley, Jordan.
is Wood, Mrs. Stella
When calnng for the above plsase
give no. OF letter and date advsrtissS
$. m. H"wRy, P. u.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

GIN RIINE

Your life against - cents il just o.
scsly what you are doing II neglect a
re.ung !, with Ballard's Iiorehound
syrup. A 2ac cent bottle of this splsn- :
diI remedy will cure an ordinary
cough, heal the luugs and act "a =
tonic Tor your entire system. Sold hx
A. III. Eendel. "
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

Do not be deceived By unscrupuIous
lmitators who would have you believe
that the Imitation pIiIz are as good As
DeNitts kidney and Bladder Pills.
mere isn't snything just as good as
these wond -rtui pills tor the relief of
nac saene. weak back, Inflammation
OF the bladder urinary disosdsrs and
All kidney complaints ANY one eau
take De ,tlit's Kidney and Bladder
fii's as directed in perfect confidence
oil good Results Solo by ali druggists
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

Arc Won lust basvly getting srncnd
~ 'he ara IT erutcnes cr ea--s Ia
'eas ; N nsvs loss; = liuib or have Z
i't9FMl-i yoar trouble isftcl-ra-
isri, lU-i'Itgp, sprail. ssiT ialnts. ar
anything OF ike nz-1Fr as- R..l.ta.t
SNOW l.iniTent sna .a o.. tir.e .sr
'tn t1f7s away y1.- -rusci-- au.l b..
- weH ss any ole. irsre -. -,.c a..
sI.C0- SOD hy 4. ~. r.ens1I.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

Not minute snouid be lost whsn +.
chnd shows symptoms OF croup
Chamberlain's Cough remedy g,van
as goon as the child becomes be.rsa
or even after tie croupy CORR ar
pears, will prevent the ATTACK sa14
by all dealers. oo4u
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16
A LETTER To
Mr. 2. 5. LeavelI.

Nr. z. s. LsaveH.
Oxford, Miss.
Dear Sir: Volumes cannot saw more
Every job painted Devoe takes less
gallons than OF any other paint.
Here's the proof:
Paint half your Job Devoe, the other
nalt whatever you ike. Ii the Dsvos
half doesn't take less g2llous, no paw.
Yours truly,
4. w. DEvoE & Co.
P. S.-Rslbue Price sells our amt
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

Take care of your stomach T.,
Aodoi digest All the food you eat. for
that Is wnat kodol does. Every table
spoonful OF Kodol digests a pounss
of food. Try it today. 1t is grarsn-
teed TO reiieye you or your r,crsv
hack. Sold by all druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

IT IS sometimes a subject OF
wonder that all people DO not live
at the feet OF mountains on the
tops OF which lies perpetual snow
There would be change Of ci-
mate always at hand.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

Don waste your moey buying pls-
ters wnen you can ges a bottle of
Snamoeriain's Liniment for = cents.
A piece OF flannel dsmpened witt. this
IMMINENT Is superior to any plaster tor
lame back, pans IN tho side and chest
and cheaper Sold by all dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

PEARY has written to a New
York newspaper clipping bureau
20 save all the cartoons and jokes
that are published about him.
He evidently realizes that there
may be good advertising in jokes
aud cartoons.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

The familiar observation that
all Harriman's money will do him
no good now has besn made
vh srever there appeared an ac-
count of his death. And vet
many man without his money
has suffered his pain aud disap-
1slnent and struggle.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

tonstics ara i9tions xilI not clear
ypuE complexion OF pimD,-s and
1,ctches ike FJley's OEiao i.....-...-
t'e ia"is~-tiOu, st1r1scn sut hv ?
'roub'e sa1 hahltusI culsuyatfou
'eaii>es the system and i pi.4.a
% axe. tor sale by ali druE..sts.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

DeWitt's Little Early ISisars. the
sale, sure, easy. gentle little liver
pllis- The original CaCbolizsd Witch
hakes Salve "A DeWItIis. The name
is plainly stamped on every box. IL
Is good tor cuts. burns, bruises sore,
ooiis and suHburn-but 1t is especially
good for piles. Sold by all druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

We viii be only 35,GoO, GOO
miles from Mars on Sept. 24th.
There will not be another chance
Ike this fora long time and every
body should try to get in touch
With the planet.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

THE STATE oF MISSISSIPPI,
Lafayette County. No. S929.
FRANK D1niel1
Vs.
Ruth Daniel.
To Ruth Daniel, whose post office
address Is unknown, you are COM
manded to appear before the Chan
esry Court OF Lafayette County, Mis-
sissippi. on the
FOURTH MONDAY IN NOVEM
BEE, A. d., 1909,
10 defend the suit IN said cour. Of
Frank Daniel, wherein you are de-
feudant.
W. VI. WOODWARD, Clerk.
A. T. CARoTHERs, Solicitor for
Complainant.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

DR.. Alternately. the great English
physician, said. Watch your lid
nsys- When they are aifsotet., life i
Ia DANGER" Foisy's Kidney Remedv
makes healthy kidneys, corrscts urn
ary irregularities ami tones nm tbe
whole system. For sale By al dru
gIsls. .
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

WITH all the royal honors that
are being heaped upon Dr. Cook
he will not reach his full measure
20. glory until some perfectly good
scent cigar has been named al
ter him.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

\ BRooRLYN preacher sets the
date Of the millennium in the year
24,i. Cheer up; you've plenty
Of time in wqich to be good.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

Chamb~rlain's Collie. Cholera and
Eiarrhoea R-taedy j. TO-DAY the best
know medic ne 10 Use frr the relief
tnd cure Of bowel complaints. II
cures Eriping. ditrrhoea, dys-utery,
and should be taken az the Unnatural
loosEe-s u tie bowels. IL j. equally
valuable Tor children aud adults Il
aiaNys cares. sold by al drug sis.s
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

THE fighting explorers should
remember that many daring mon
have disputed the ownership Of
The earth with Rockefeller.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

"Can c. depended gpor" il an ex-
preston we ali Ike To hear and when
4 J. used In connection with thtFa-
1er!ain's Collie, Cholera ana disrrno-a
dysert~ry or bowel c. mplunts. Itis
pleasant to take and equally yaluabI-
Tor children and adrlts. Sold Jv A..
feaigrs.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

PEARY does not caro- who owns
tho rest Of the earth If they wiii
just give him the Pole with which
b. claims tJ have reached that
frozen persimmpn.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

TIE king of Spain has shaved
bis side whiske-s. Just a. we'll
lie did 40 and saved some Of the
insurgents the trouble.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

\ MANUFACTURER Of writing
pens lied recently. Il ia wrong
to speck evil Of the dead, but he
J.d make people steel pens.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

PRESIDENT TAFT told the Press
Humorists in convention at Buff
laloe, that they were doing a
great work. And he is right.
Making the country smile in the
face of high prices is nothing
short OF a miracle.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

TAXING {; year il and year out.
Iitisburg Is in more trouble most
s'f the time than any other city in
the United states.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

SOME ambitious man who Is
willing to work, does not watch
tie clock, or chew, drink or
Ioke cigaretts, can furnish ref
erences from his last employer,
doesn't loaf around, will ind an
opening in the Hartman system.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

THE next census Of the United
States will probably show a great
gsin in population. including
many new inventors OF air ships.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

IT must give 4 man 4 cramrsl
feeling % think that he cannot GO
outside OF the United States.
That's Why SO many men never
become president.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

HARPER's WEEKLY says:
American nerves are all right.
IN the case Of the craftsrs the
American nerve is world famous
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

NlKERs Of queer" money
have been handled roughly by
Uncle sam. AlaScrt Il t1ints'
money. however, manage 10 gel;
o. nicely.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

THE English critics say we
have no literature. They never
5ok account Of the American
authors that are riding around IT.
high class automobiles.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

DR. COOKS friends are limiting
that he may sue PeaFy for libel.
This would be helpful. AL thu
jurors could 80 on the Chautau-
uIs circuit.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

: NEv ORLEANS Judge that
cards and dice are not gambling
TINS would make one Suspicious
u the kind ofcards and dice they
hand the unsuspccUos stranger
In New Orleans.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16
Norrle or SPECIAL ELECTION

To the Voters OF the Fifth District ot
Ezsas as;e County. Miss
We, the EieCt.1s Ccnrr rff-sioners Of
said COUNTY. heFtoT give a1sice that
there Wi. be AT eieci n heid IN aid
tiftl District "u rrItay. Ocr stA. tor
toe purpose Ot eisetI1g a Jus-ice Of
he Peace the Vacancy caused by the
resignation Of ~ ". Elemmons. AMI
ihose who wish to become candicar+s
tor said vacancy a-e REQUIRED 10 tils
~Ith the commissioner 0r she cireuis
clerk a yetition containing the nar,,.s
ot NOT le.ss tnan = qI4uii=a electors
At least - DAYS before .ls aats " SAID
special e1ecii11
!. + HsESISs,
a. II HALL, Election
NtLIEE X ls:sNEDT- Con 'uers.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

GLAD that Ha.ley's comet j. be
hiuG ti-re. II might have knock
- the North Pole out of the Pr,yi
-ieuce of discovery.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

AFTER all. i; doesn't seem that
Canada Is going t. get much even
IL she IS permitted h claim all the
.and between Hudson ) bay ald
the North Pole.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

NE. RoosEyELr has askei the
Z yernment to send Gsh To- Alricl
TIiS Is i reflection on the ex-
presidents fishing skill. Thought
he went there to catch Gsh. not
To- ask for them.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16
The Board OF Supervisors.

An members and uslcers present
court vas opened according 10 lsw,
after which the toilowlag proceedings
were had, to-wit.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16
tbs ses~p Ev.

Th- report o.; Il. l. Davis aud VII
liam Huston, ta- - u7tittee appoint
81 TO vlsiy ouI q eusaE VA eIe oxford
tnt Dallas rJJi 49, i.s l-st..e and the
chang vas ordered made
Evsort OF superintendent Of
EdlcatiOn.
Ou tbs DAY tame Cs TO he b. ard
The report OF Prot. Il + SmitA. tar
county Sup-Tigt-udebt ot td-e-,rion,
showing the amount pad teachers,
81 $3.50. vas received ami approved,
and the said P-of. Smith was allowed
81 Is salary aad postage.
Oxford eagle., 1909-09-16

Read THE EAGLE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-27

chair and called the Assem- bled body
to order for the purpose of perform
ing the last legal act that should
make Joseph l. Bristow of Salina
the United States senator for Kansas
for the six-year term beginning
March l. 1909.
The galleries of the house were
filled with spectators and every avail
able foot of space on the floor of the
house was crowded with friends of
the senator-elect, his family and the
friends and relatives of members of
the legislature and with many dis
tinguished Kansans and their families
from every section of the state The
lobby in the rear of the house was
crowded with persons who stood up
to see the ceremonies. among them
being many state officials and state
house attaches.
Mrs J L. Bristow and sons. Frank
and Edward. and Mr. Bristow' s
father, W. BristOw, sat just to the
right OF the speakers stand
William Allen White. as he looked
at the scene today, must have oozed
satisfaction from every pore, for did
he not have a vision year ago in
which was pictured every incident that
took place in the house today? And
when ne awoke he drew a word pic
ture with his mighty pen of all he saw
and thought Whites pencil was
rnightier than the sword of the poll
tician or the sledge hammer of the
ward boss, and it prevailed against
those in high places
The members of the legislature
arose to hear the chaplain's in
vocation. The clerks of the house
and senate read the proceedings of
their respective bodies of the day be
fore when by separate vote the house
had voted IS to 80 and the senate
81 to s for ]. L Bristow for United
States senator
The ceremonies were impressive in
spite of their simplicity and brevity
When the representatives of the peo-
pie of a great state assemble in the
state house to select a representative
for the highest Office in the gift of
the state such gathering is impress
sfve in itself
An the aisIes and Hobbies of repre-
sentative hall were packed with spec-
tators, and chairs occupied all the
space to the right and left of the
speakers desk The hall was as quiet
as the tomb during the proceedings.
Election Is Announced.
After the reading of the house and
senate journals President Fftzgera ID
announced the election of Mr.. BristoU
to the senate of the United States
On motion by Hopkins of Ffuuey the
chair was authorized to appoint a COM
m1ttee of three from the house and
two from the senate to escort the
senator-elect 10 the chair. The follow
ing committee was appointed: Hopkins
of Finney. Foley of Rice. Morgan of
Reno. Hamilton of Shawnee and Chan
man from Barton.
When this committee appeared in the
central aisle with Mr. Bristow the
members Of the legislature arose and
cheered heartily.
President Fitzgerald introduced SEN
ator Bristow in a half dozen words ard
@@ S@nators appearance at the speak
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-27
KANSAS MAN HURT
One Dead and 80 Injured in Union
Pacific Wreck.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 27.-A brok-
coaches of the Oregon express on the
Union Pacific whirling over and over
down an embankment at Dana, $50
miles west of Cheyenne last night
One passenger was killed and about 80
injured, nine severely, but it is be-
Iieved all will recover. Miss E Cling
enpuI of Danbury, Ia, was killed. Her
mother, Mrs. Olive CIingenpuI, is suf-
fering from a broken leg
Others injured are: Everett Fried
ley, Rising City, Neb-, legs and head
bruised, serious
Mrs. E NJ Hickox. Grand Rapids
Wis, shoulder fractured
E. z. Barber. Junction City, Kan
arm and shoulders wrenched
John Pfeiffer, Okron. Col, back in
a. T. NoH, Indianapolis. leg broken.
Celia Nelson, Omaha. shoulder inj1r-
ed, back sprained-
Injuries to other passengers consist
mostly of slight bruises and cuts and
a severe shaking up
That the wreck did not result in
heavy loss of life is considered re-
markable-
The two coaches derailed were in
the center of the train
The place where the wreck oc-
Cured is on the grade into Platte
valley. and the train was travelling al
high speed at the time. Nevertheless
the other coaches remained on the
track There were nearly 309 pas
sengers on the train
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-27

The death of NJ. Coquelin is an in
calculable loss to the French stage.
only a few days ago NJ. Rostand. who
recently has been giving the finishing
touches to 1.-The Chanticleer," arrived
in Paris from Cambo.- and he was
ready to begin the rehearsals of the
play in which NJ. Coquelin, who had
the leading role, was expected to dupli-
cate his famous success obtained in NJ
Rostand's +'Cyrano De Bergerac-" Only
yesterday NJ. Coquelin recited gaily
long passages of ''The Chanticleer" to
some of his friends, but he succumbed
suddenly at midnight to an acute at
tack OF embolism from which he long
had been a sufferer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-27
JUDGE IS AN EXPERT.
Attorneys Leave Question of Drunk
enneSs to the Court

Nashville. Tenn, Jan 27.-Despite
the delay in securing a jury in the
case against Colonel Duncan Coop
er, Robin Cooper and John D. Sharpe.
charged with the murder OF former
Senator E. w. Carmack. the court
room was well filled this morning
when Judge Hart mounted the bench
to hear testimony in the charges
against the two accepted jurors.
John S. Leigh and H. P. Jackson,
now in the jury box. were accused by
the state of being habitual drunkards.
In addition, Leigh was charged with
having expressed an opinion. In the
Leigh case, the state summoned Is
witnesses and the defense twice as
many. In the Jackson case, the state
subpoenaed 10 or 20, but the defense
had not indicated its action. A venire
of 500 men has been drawn and the
sherif's deputies are out to summon
them for Friday. At that time the
work Of completing the jury will be
resumed.
sides how they wished to proceed. The
defense asked that Jurors Leigh and
Jackson be called and told of the
charges The state agreed to question
the jurors as to having expressed an
opinion but said the question of
drunkenness must be testified to by wit
nesses to enable the court to decide.
And I presume I can get expert
testimony on drunkenness right here
in the court roorn,'' remarked Judge
Hart with a smile
Doubtless" answered the attorney
general
THAT is if need 1t" corrected the
court ct have some expert know
ledge myself
I'VE will leave it to you, judge"
chorused the defendants attorneys.
The counsel on both sides then asked
time to consult with witnesses which
will be granted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-27
Weather sdII PIeasant.

As far as the general observer is
concerned the weather conditions In
Topeka are all that could be desired
by the most fastidious. The tempera-
lures have been above normal for this
season of the year all day and the sun
has shone with summer brilliancy. AS
far as Weatherman Jennings can see
the same conditions will prevail for
the next 36 hours and there is moth
ing to indicate that the 4spell'' will be
broken at that time The ten mile an
hour wind which prevails is from the
south. The following were the tenn
peratures in Topeka since O'Clock
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