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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18
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s--a odds
Never rp1Ifrfu- As believe. the
fearf1L ODDS against him. believing
that he world Ea1 the village -un the
run xad rnzs between himself and
Reno he could double them Up n
short orfsr- Custer lad xuzsiIF trOsred
down s0 his death Is wls = En- five
mile ride frum where he sighted the
northern end Of the village ~ where
he struck is enter around tl1E bold
point Of bluff and s-0m the start 20 the
-1uue1s ais guitous Ehiried into view,
and his troopers cane -IlopiR- ~fruut
into line down ne1r the ford he never
fairly saw the -rsas vIlage-1ever
dreamed Gifts depth and extRnE E0GRd-
iHE the bluff. he sutfsulF t0und him
self tles % flre WITH thousands OF the
hubiess AMI u1oss sxiIf1l warriors Of the
pra5rieS Tie had hoped - charge II
ence iaso the heart OF the village. -
Aez- the cheers d Esnos men f-um the
south Instead he w greeted VII 4 n
perfect fury Of fame and hissin- lend
f-uu she iease thlcSss OF wtII0w and
s0ts1u WOOD 1 S-e ta1- Aaf % BE- an
sNer~d II 0ncs- Qziedy he 9ISnoaased
hEs men za& ch=w them forward On
the run s1-a slur-h uaa holding cav
airy fashion. she horses Of The 0eher
three The line seems - have sxeps
n parallel verT aea-V wizA The genera
uurse Of the STREAM. bat % 10 pzr7oSa
The foe VS. ten 90 0ne n taeir 'front.'
Boys 4Rd sqa1Es xera shooting f-Um
the willows f~uh. We h9f plenty
guns sad cur seary-seElers All
worse han thl- huns-s-ts OF yuunx
hal mounted their ponies AMI
sx1rmef aerOss the stream below him.
azuire,fs o we're following AMI cir
Sing al ahou- him All then g Wa
Custer. the hero ut 4 hznfrsd dar-
charges seems % have realized that
he must cut MS waY out Mount
-11- the srumper& and leaving uaaF
poor fellow on the ground rs r-u0u-
ers 1n for their horses Instantly from
lodge ami willow O-zlalIas and BruIes
ID horse AMI rushed 10 the FORD
In uld pursuit Make for the heixhrS-
mast have been the ariar- for the S-s
rush vas eastward then n0rs 10 the
ief& - raeT found their progress
barred Then - they reached higher
ground al raeT could see. far rs they
-uu-d Sec eIrrlIng- swoopIn-- yelling
Ike demons. and al the time keeping
up their furious ire. we're thousands OF
-he mounted Sioux Hemmef IN. cut
lf. dropping fNss from saeIr saddles
Cus-ers men saw that retreat x=S i'm
possible They spra1- % the ground
turned their horses loose. SAID the
Indians and by that time half their
number hIt fallen. 4 sxIrmfsh line
was thrown SGE down the slOpe. and
there they dropped - Eve yaris inter
v1l- there their cUmragfes found them
two days after Every instant the
foe rude closer AMI gained IN NUN
oerss every Instant some poor
t2Al0w bit the dust At last. en- j mound
that ss1nIs as the northern end Of 1
Little ridge. Custer. with Cook. Yates
and gallant -BeOsher Tom. ami some
tOzen SoltIers. al thai sere Left BY this
time. gathered N the last rally They
sold thelr lives dearly. brave fellows
thIs they we're but they were a. !
fozen Il the leaves OF the forest II sha
snd Of twenty minutes ami IN less sh1u
rNe1sy-1ve-au w1S over-Ca7rlEn
Charles King. IN HAruer-s Magazine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

rh- Ft-assr Mast Not Leave Capri wsA-
sGE seeing II DanresL

% AA-a NJA LFlN NARFr WIKI
saE seeing II DanrrsL
To see Il 10 perfection one should no.
follow the general rule OF asking the
hotel proprietor ~ Cus enc N L Is
much better "a 70 : Ttberio or some
other quiet srtarbf where the bovs AMI
girls viii come IN fresh from rhef- work
N the fields. kick of their Sssats AMI
lance the really pretty dance without
eersnoGv- IL = 1ls0 better not - have
sD0 large an aHdtsnce- In the biz -u.,m
OF L h0teI- with ruws Of
ranged round the walls looking cold
AMI critical l. Il not surprising that
the natural e1frsz Of shlnIlnea l.
wanting Has is evsr bee1 your ha-I
tIre - sing. at 0r rec5ts before An
aaIsuee which you feI- -0 b distinct
y uIsymDarhesies Do you remember
VITA wn1z1 sinking Of the heat wa
scanned the f1res ar0U1t you Il l ha--
rret search for gHe kusI-ed sUfrfrs
N0~-c can there be 1rre1ser cursraSr be-
tween Sme Of our Erfsish FIR
z11 taese IaaEhiux girls brTuuf-r
over vita pare fEH Ard Ionrfa< % make
you share IT. Therefore. I 1v Ies rhe
I1lEencs be- small TIE lance SIM
posed ID represent the N10Inr Of !
maiden ami there i = g-eas deal Of
erqlerry N II On the girls uar- aEs.s
Swapping Of fingers aaI Ezsls Will
cries from the youths SItI-nEv vha
roman Sh0 h1s been beating time On
l t4nhoGrIEe- brg1E cut into waf-f
ea11t w1Bsh has = quaint etecE he
1Ierrisss ttrEztsbs I have seen KS y
the house Of ii English geu-Iem1u wha
gave L feast a his o~livs-pfeSa@ r-~r
the harvest WITH EEar 4 vi rb.v
danced. Is seemed - f. they uanrf
never TIRE AMI sz-asszf sarressFeH
suEHtLt wiEh ImmenSf eusauSm
NJ LS@ however they hEf 10 rive Il
AMI were EL - Sc 1oNu --t
thirsty ant haRpE-ts vra. disaes ~
m-1ss-1rlui AMI vine at e. The n1-u-
Musical talent u the C1sras hx no.
been euIlv1seL HIS zvarL-s arsaar
II singing . : kind Of uon0sgnsaS
chant wlrh 4 l0ug-1zxu note A. rha
end u each verse thac flashes II = Sgrr
Of w1L This chant sung near AM oua
afflicted EIEh = sensitive e. Is uasffa1-
Ing but from AIR. when the 1erf0rrss-
: ~ NOrS n the vineyards - n ous. gf
the nsh1ug-oaats starting for 1 nfrbr
N0rx- he sEeeE . az E-uu 4-n9re4~-
-CoruhEI Magazine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

4 h0De MAJ he sabL gently. The
sEtte1aess and intensity Of ny love xTEf
o come uDJH you Ike 1shacz Psss-
bly, he eunuzGeL still more sunsIv.
AMI taking her hand with r-es.ev-faE
tenderness Tou are not prepared for
tbs zvuw1L Tie language q passigu
nav Be nex - voG I'm / the S-sr n4u
uz iea- umid lizzie girl 10 .iI-pss Toa
II tbs Nav
Ne Horace. she replied u have
spoken % my past u6a because
sAere are porECHs Of = full Of ram AMI
su31es& Bat l wIs beloved snrs By Il
god Il uA1 - the sun ever shoue u1ou.
hs i dead now but during the short
Of cur married lie
Yea are 1 widow, then MARI
Yes Horace. I-whv. Horace. desrr-
For the young nan had strained her
10 Ms heart with : force that r0oS her
breath away He hal been w1ssiuy
valuable tIne@Cha.a-O Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

Is n The dawn. simon sso0d IL her
door
Sold it, he asked
Yes saif the widow brparh1essIv.
for fifteen thousand dollars I reckon
grandpa Appeared a him
>In0u put MS hand IN his pocket AMI
drew 0us a bunch OF something
What's raare ne asked
The widow looked =s what he held
toward her
Its a bis Of rubbish threw CUT ot
that cEse there. she said
It's gold ORE. SAM simon your
C1lif0ruv boarter had 4 E0sof specimens
OF Il IN that ease he often shO xed an
% uIe- ! y L miner once I took an
Interest IN en- You throwed en- into
she rIItsh bed. I dug EN- uD cut OF IT.
I isss showed them 10 Nr- Txomhlev-
HIS Mee has always been that there's
gold N these mounting lie thinks
there's gObf ou POUR pIare
And he rrfzssf - give me- i've nun
ired G0Ll1rss said the widow
-ISs Ill right for yuu. and / diFn's
tel no lIsS said Simon I did dig "
them specimens IN the r1disa bed
The wstoW lives NJ ease IN she vsII1ra
now. ami keeps her own counsel. ami
here's L bsg hole with L wiadIass nez-
- where her home 0nee stood People
call y TNOmbIeys Folly. bas Jefe-
dan TW0ubley intended u for 1 rUlE-
EGae- AMI spent i little fortune also IN
working Il several yea2-Asa T. Eer-y
N Y Y Ledger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

AperSo1 d Is wszk ami 1soLlexo<1 IS
szzzss . ve-y g-s&E risk II - fails % give a
cuhL be Il ever 50 sight fuueGiase ant
g1icx Attention Wh=n the system cs <uch
. perSQu oecuues mprsgza1e1 with n GseP-
sea1e1 crltL- e = Almost sure % result n
rneHEc1iA a6sease that's very nearly A.
WAYS fasaL The Enely use 0f Smith 5
Tonic Syrup nc the very beginning az Acnbf
VIII cheek IL AZ once. It's uzeIy zse has
undoubtedly Saved many lives is r0n5c
properties ara u1exreiLesi and its <1od e.
fect On E1e ctraILltory system Is fetrarouce-
preventing congestion Ok the mucous mem
6rz1e anil b6Gg.t vessels L Il the cuunc
sense treatment Tor nalariAehtls and fever.
cuhtsS Influenza n grippe src- and Is far
superior - 4Eiak1e N ia scf10n- newer le&--
ing any harmful effect L Is the pre-
Scrfprlou Of DR. John B1lL. OF Louisville.
kE- N which city IL 3 used Almost 2niver-
sally A2y druggist VIII get yOu EAe rem
ely
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

rT"I- 1rrc-fG@ % B ENsf&H~4.z 41E been
rz-fa-lE ssar-L Ia E~sx ami 5ook
=@ AEEz >2man-hF ---5~s Wzta rev.
e~u-- The case "a. Isl ruE uuter-
sGznE E-s et sz,ua bis o. ora sas
smpzz~I H@a - z Ae= apron AMI
dumped them Nsh osaer etts AMI enafs
C1E % Eas NE1taN up1E = 11we-l.f
-azz A1t zas been &n- up zzzr Fz
Aa1e >lm1a-av hHE ~ he1-r for --
Geuzz- Things aAE Eas very W-1n-
<t1h he- AMI -Ae E@z-a * As- eli
bsa-i returned California ulre-
-ho h2t mNIe xzEL several -slrru1eS
h-d Pgs ne EzShn- a1urh - hs- woes
lis -u.su u vs. raxz sac Nzs z1x -tEH-
ting Ir<ae@ knowing r1as s1e saaal1
zsxs- @e sls al Eaz Aa1E All EaGIv
suise 1r
I hls il -azE any ting else
af.sr losing 10ar B~ SEE s-aeE n 4
r1- ztlsi toEa her caee He x1s
Ax4R 14 ~
L. Sc sS there zue : he1r
step N the parra- mi bokzg Gus %
the WtuE8w. s1s say her eusus1a Jade
dA1 EEauhieE ~ssGaElaE nee J--I-
44A ws : IRA z1z 1zeF uAIa -a-her
= Al lAe1zce from hs -nIEzrhe-
we1 1Hi Evs1 "A b. ere Eauf-esE aaE
I've ve1= ell AMI GezE Eezv5a- A. -
ks Ne4-saT -razstsau 1zd nothing -
h extremely poor CazsAlz=h-e- Z
w@ U-E-L ll- me rhal-as should
sing the wsGax A. ste looked - Rim
Morn SAL IeteIiah- Morn
mr Cousin >au1athE stepped % -
80 ras shade fe1 ne sz1 -ou~safe--
aalE and M hara ~ toSs 1 shoe. ant
I've senr SIMON a rc Il 6xesI- thought
II I-1E here AMI SO haz Tou " u
| u EeE "a n A. JeisIzh
sal >1IIzshE Sos - 7 shoaLE Z
GrzDtsa TxOmbIey h1I LEFT ne sz-an.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

I rerk0u Erza1gas spirit a-osl,f
sueNnerE FrUmpuHg sou % 20 rt-h-
seeing TUG Influenced aim % d ron
Vow >zIanshv- .~latt1-ae- wasn't
Ealsaeed By "a That c1a tel Won
sad Cousin JeGE He aIEzE IL.
yOu made 4 uzzE ii s.s7uIur q
VIA Psesr- Pe-s- vas enc o. them
AS -1s never Pru>ps= -Wh1-s the
Use g-zEGt1-he- used 20 say to ne u
helping >a1111hF- Eaea Peter
Issr Peer = goC=, said the wMs.,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18
mo MANS LAND"
n Original scrip sf rsrrtary Entitled
tn That Name

n Original scrip sf rsrrtsry Entitled
tn HAT Name
When enc speaks OF No Mans LzrF-
We generally presume that he refers %
that little neck o. I1nt IN Indian Terri
tori lying between Colorado and Kan
sas On she north AMI Texas on the south
But such l. Ia ~zIways the case The
original No Mans Land II \ hssIs
tongue 0f LAaj exsent1ng L tsx niles
south CT the Mason and Dixon line. be-
tween the Safes OF MARYLAND and Della
Nare- EVERY ROx ami then somebody
starts the story hat this rrzcr l.. urup-
eriT speaking past o. No >sase- literal
y OEz OF the jurisdiction Of the
United States that e Is ana Of
the lefs-Orer pieces Of the whole euuu-
Try wherein M one owns the
ground upon which he lives On the
mays the ground = credited 10 PsuusvE-
VIHia- hut. according ID these same 2u-
sa0rIzzeS 4 claim ia shsfawy one.
This triangular Bit ef -er-itary was
marked gf n I curious way. The
eastern boundary of MARYLAND vas
early determined has the southern
boundary Of Pennsylvania vas long l
natter Of dlspHse- Finally Mason AMI
Dixon began sheIr work az the eastern
boundary Of Maryland. ami pruces,fed
westward while the northern boundary
sf Delaware NIs declared 10 bs 4 semi
circle whose csuter w1s New Castle. In
surveying the seuE-circIe IL vas found
thai the circumference tId not c1us.h
the bouui1ry OF N4ryland II Is uue-
Ton with the Pennsylvania line. thus
giving rise ID this tzi1a-as1r bit Of Land
which has been DISCARDED By the three
States and only allowed % attach ITSELF
% Pennsylvania t0- IuEeiaI purposes
II Louis Republic
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18
We've heard Of ! wornan

We've heard of I woman
who said she'd walk five miles
to get 4 bottle of DR.. Pierces
Fayorite Prescription If she
couldn't ger It without That
woman had tried II And rs
i medicine which makes itself
felt N tOning up the system
and correcting irregularities Is
soon as It's use Is begun
Go to your drug store, paw
4 dollar, get 4 bottle and ry
4 second, a third Il
necessary. Before the third
ones been taken you'll know
that there's 4 remedy to help
you Then you'll keep On
and 4 cure II come.
But if you shouldn't feel the
help. should be disappointed
N the results-youI find a
guarantee printed or the bot
de-wraPper thatH get your
money back for you
How many women are there
who'd rather have the money
than healtha And ~Favorte
Prescription produces health
Wonder IS that there's 4
woman wiling to suffer when
there's 4 gz7ztecE remedy
N the nearest drug store,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

wTD . Dr. At ShniIerbsrysrt lie e q
prominent physician az Rochester. PsaRA,
WA gr1fuZse1 ~ jefferson NeSfir.I Col
le<4 n E+I- In T>s- IL announced the the
Iry That al malaria disease Was czzsszf ~
living xeruz II the aE0oG and demonstrated
AEs c-urrsrTa-ss By III. &ariffose for Malaria.
which ezr-st when al esq taEleL The
uIcruscrpc z0w reveals these germs and
Physicians accept the fle+ II you have
Aa-1rta n yoGr sTsee1- get ma 1e1eLae
All "a well
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18
z.-s- rs.s FIEs-r IN. Bsssx

his r11ga snils Describes TIE kif1-vs
yr~c-v Acrurxesly- 1r rather indicates their
sznct1un- xhlra = ~ separate f-uE1 the vital
1Irt w15cn passes rhrgExn s1en. hur-f1I
nrurrE-@ II rasRr aclEIT ceases they
~ lsote ~ Diseases w1Ich prove fatal
Egsrrsrsrss Stuuach Br~erx xrTes their ar-
1gn Ee r-4z1sSr. impulse withsurfrr1satsux
.s-ru- Th@v also 5ene6r 1v il ~inv1xurar-
.1g e9-s~Ss Ep1z the sTsasrz NJ large M
ara 4 1ervs1s Complaints. rheumatism
sza nA-1Gsrs=s a-s sGoI1zzseG By tie Biz
xrx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

3 PzrCxLr A<H BrrrszS good for any
things R2sd what Frank GrigEsoy. OF
Dodge City. klu- says For three years I
suffered fruu . disease that nv physicians
pronounced incurahle. NJ friends aEt
xvsn me- ID - die. when I was INDUCED ~
Try your remedy I t1akisfgr three months
and haze gained - pounds IN weight An
4 well man anal PricsIy Ash EI1rers szTei
NY LIE I an unster lifelong obligations
r-eruurrerG it"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

We 1fsr One Hundred Dollars Rr~.-a
Ir any case Ct Carz<rn = cn1 net De
Eur@1 d Am E1E. Ca-Ar-h Care
CIxSxx & Co. Props. T1Iedo. O
We rne u~ztsr<ix-sl have known y J.
Cheney for ne Azr 1~se-a FEARS ami oen@vs
am pertz-F hcnorabIa IN AL hEs 1e.s
Transactions Ezd financially znfe % CARY
cut a1y ao1garrars E4te By their firm
est ETrlaL " 1ole=Aie urzxyiSrsr cIesta
y a1ifnE. karau & Marvin W ecIesa.s
DrzxESr.. Tale-t1. Ohio
Ez1 Carzr-1 C1-s . tzxsu f~nrer11Ilv.
srung directly On the 5ioasf amt MUCOUS sur
EEc=s Gf lie sTSa.u Testimonials f--e
Rra-. DC per car-a Sold - Al DruSxsx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

-nIshley-Whaz kind Of tine ia
you have a. Malaria Isl1ai tins sum
uer Cashlsy-~PrsstY f1ir- only its
Al awful Fsaee fer thieves We never
could isavs cur rOcms EithOus locking
sasM D1shlsy-T0u don't szy 81"
CasaleyFaet- Why. We even had =
hc-- or t5.ai A. the t-a re xe-s
tsra-AEe-icA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

DOW APPLE
Ell AEut
By
Ae bgr
~ -afyrng G1
= rlom Nalca
ht bse1 t1r-
u<hei f0r L
Stepping
and hat IN II
z0 / I a
hsrx-ls aurt
. L uy Of
drivers in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

u leslta and strength renewed and Of er<e
AMI eu-f1rr follows tho uSe Of Swr-ED OF
tgs - e 1css IN harmony with nature 10
s1svEGalT cleanse The system when custive
II as1gus FgC sale II she and =. ~ bottles
ly A. IeaIfzg druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

fe'iessriaH-WH yCu kindly tell ne
SIR what place this IS
NIIve-Thfs i ChIe1rD
fedestrIau-Ah- yes Thank YOU.
AMI nov cuuG YoU tell M II I an
anywhere near -he STATE Of Illinois,
Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

-NaAlsH--H0w polite = x1s Of that
seH-eIsu % Elye ne Is seaz MAJ
RE probably gets ~ ~ Tie zexs
eg-zeS ~ l.. WseAT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

TIE children consent 70 be unfrssSed and
20 70 bed only On condition. that manua
gives them 4 one more DR. Bulls Worm
p~eseruyers They taste s good worms
GlnsEH2e them. though
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

HARSH puryIrlve remedies are FIST giving
WAY 10 the gentle action amt mild effects OF
Carter ; Little Liver Pills Il yuu try them.
they VII certainly please you
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

Iw4s very susceptible ID colds. The least
exposure v~uEld 1rect nv throat ami lungs
AZ last / found 4 S1ta guard In Smiths
f1u1c Syrup L prevents ny taxing eulf
and A-o quickly cures m1-Eeuv WelGru-
CD
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

II IS tI-tcult for ! Indy =no paints - k-ep
ter c-uu1truarce when cut n ne rain
Texas SElny&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

TIE <-od &He y1zzs nut me Average boy
. making e.srss - I've lr-s
nag-r-T-rr= Eazr- Ex3rss&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

zen any e2sS Of 1ervuUSuesss xIeeple--
less. weak se0maeh indigestion. f~vs7eu~fx
relIat IS sure In Carers LIrsIe Tfvar PSTf-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

rnz race ism : sl~aysta ne swi- Ssnc-
fEes IL is u The pool .s1erx-EacEssse-
PosGExprHSs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

AaIE-TE Ev
every one II TINES Is r.
dry scalp The he'd sem
d7ndrufi. and by simply rrn7- Z
fingers through the h1ir Z
white, dIst-lIke suhStancs 4
Tbs ntic1teS that the be15
tou1c, otherwise the hair MI
begin f1llEng out There x N
s11lp tonic made than the
LOUISIANA Creole Hair Rsstpu,
md the prompt Application =
compound might save yUum1-ae
ctesome hours This r.seo1-
not only restore your x1Ip
condition. cut Il your hlr i
viii restore Il to It's n1nIr7T TX
MANSFIELD nauG CO., Prarsu,.
1ENaPHI> TENNF
rLXN EIEH r0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

PzDPLE Are Killed By Coughs thzr ElIe's
Honey u 88re1gUlI and Tar would cure.
EI2ss L1ot1ache drops Cure IN one minute.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

COME dwell with ne. as tie shark ..ss
when IA swallowed the saSIor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18
T~WONBLEYS FOLLY.

; Turning Point II ehs Life Of HIS
Cousin Saua1-hy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

Trx 1ay Gf Promise q Always &c hand L
r. the tine Of f1L11rerr Tat seems aoug
way ON O PSrsyaza
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

Mc1ET has some human characteristics
I. talks AMI IL gets -gar-Pfr-sourxn CAr1E-
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

Es easier 20 live within YOUR income
than Ills 10 live without aEe-Eossur Cegr-
Ter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

d.: Pierces Pellets regulate
the Stomach, Liver and Bow
els Mid and effective
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-18

f0r sz1 grr~rzIT r-e a point 11 t1ser-
lie ay za<-ag yg-rse4f familiar with 10
oe-Tsrz. Sf-nz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-27

Tomorrow night at Turner Hall tho Rudolpa
Arunsou Comic Opera Company viii present the
great New York CsStao saeccsa ssErninie.
wAieh experienced ran OF over 200 nights Ia
that city.
sErminie. 10 acknowledged by all dranasle
writes 10 Be the best comic opera production
ofuce the nikado and It's beautiful music and
prnalaf airs aro familiar al oser the csaasry.
AZ company tha, will present the of~es ssN-
morrow night Is strong enc and composed 81
the leaSins ss.ssss Of the country. The orers Is
presented with Ersgcoes SCENERY and costumes.
The Portland nfreeasas, speaking ~ the re-.
cent production O; the opera In that c.ty sAss
ehas Nin Helen Lamont made raosl charming
Bymint<. kndewed by nature with hesattfal
1guss and bewsiehius face. she also possesses
aswess aud true voice Of sress asxihllssy whlca
- uem with sxceiisnt effect
Miss Laura Milssrd VAS easy aud graceful as
Ceeiss. and she t. ia addition. very clever
oetfsek asr voics 10 . mesxe soprano, OF swees
tone. aud every note - well termed. sAs woa
hes way into the heasss OF the audience BIZ the
ohaFmine manner in which she sang her cello in
- nrss sct. for which abe received az sn,hssi.
onatc recall
nrin 0enevievs Reynolds received an ovssiea
uhsu che made her appearance ia the secona
- which she Acknowledged with her scsas.
lDmed modessy Aad sraea she Ia undoubtedly
- ~ ne most clever arslsts In her line apon
- ssags teaay, and ives hong ssace recoxnisesi
- 6neh b. Portland Audiences when connected
VIA IL Thomrsoa and PIKE opera companies
oAe played tho rois 81 the Princess Gram reneux
= thaFeughly artistic manner. imbesas the
h1mcr of the part with the grace assd desssaey
~ which she 10 - well knewn.
Miss kmma Haniey took the sonaretse rzrt.
Javotte. In . clever and taking manner. and lcss
- opportunity es making point with The audi
ence.
Mr.. r. & Graham. as she srsssocrsssc rasne
Raytnnes. appeared 90 tue advantage. He II
Mighty polished comedian. ga. clever Actor
well. and bis Interpretation OF the role. by no
means an easy TASK. wRa al that ecaiG hs ss~
sired His handsome fAee aud sxcsiienf stage
presence won the favor Of tie sndieaee NJ oaes.
end ha held IL 10 the close OF the op<rA
Nj. l0ais Do LANCE. clever actor saoagh he 10.
dose npa properly conceive the role 81 Caiesax.
h Uakes him too pfcnesncsi eoekaer aad
his dialses y 10 MARKED - 20 b aalass.llxlaie
- timsA He b also inclined greatly 10 ssssArs,
although the sbsurdssies and cossisalltsss be
shrows into the part evoke eons;asraese lAswh-
t<r. His "ptcksy Assa' song was Aishis srassse
ings more ios the cleysxne1 81 TIE topical
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-27
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