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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Ia the coudagrstiouI sf last
Saturday night that burned to
the ground the beautiful Metho.
dist Church IN Oxford aad &c
stroycd the private property u
two of cur business men poorly
able TO stand such a misfortune
the fact tEst rot even a ladder
could DC found 70 enable wiiisng
workers eadeavCr To save the
property carries with :. a ret
ton upon the management gl
the af.lirs CT the municipality
which, Ike THIS, pavs 50 mEeh
tAxes.
Where 10 our taxes 90! y 1ai
benefits does tae community &c
rive fr0H the urge sans al
money Annually collected bg
this GO po-aii0n II IS true W
have 4 school a8d 2 few plsn &
walzs. Eat whas elses Moth
in--
We sc nos ceEsuriug the
present Eoard Of Aldermen an
more than We are stating facts
and ngc' az lis y aot proba-
1tT tEUe thai for maHY years or-
corporation - co 'ecGng too
much t.-xes c0r the benefits be
slowed on tIz payers ia reform.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06
Ths iadasarLJ-caiisqe far eiris
Il Columbus 10 Trouble.

Ide tEGsSees Of the indussr- al
Institute and College are nou
fed 30 assemble at the CnHe-a
Gu Wednesday, next. L crr
member should be present.
There Is a crisis Ia The history
Of tie College that demands tle
most seri9HS and iusiiciuus treat
meut. lhs present Board. Il
cannot be GOHbted. will be ec,raI
TO lAe emergency.
Parties wh0 assume to know.
shy th4i the Il zEt being made en
President Cocse Of theLI& G
has for its Ci jsct the Placing %
n woMda ~ tae head OF the in
stautIoB. Il tuia bee true. the
ri 5rt should Gafl The head az
THAI Institution should Do filed
by a Ean- I, is not she uElce
for a woman, and tae Clarion
Ledger you'd oppose any move
meRt to pat Il under the excia
siEe domination of females II
doubts II there Is 3 woaaa ~
the state. everything consider
ed- competent 10 til the Office a
president CT the [. L. & C
Clarioa Ledge.
From ali ne information We
Rave received we think the
Clarion Ledge has ab0nt sized
up the rye safe Of affairs At
Columbus. d Jeues did moi
resign and get away any to,
soon fr0m CoiuDbas as tae "a
dies mean to have tire place;
and run the College Il they can
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

y has Is wanted is not too
muen outside law. bat more law
ana oE'ier IN the family. Men
are made or MARRIED az the fire
side. No artificial daddy with =
parcel Of statues, formal fab
dua and text books can take the
place CT the natural daddy With
bis love and common sense ard
Dig hickory When q asan makes
the right kind Of laws for his
own family and executes then.
he need not bother himselt
about State law and courts
Atlanta Con tltusfa~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

To Senator Camcrla are the
public indebted for the Law
making changes in the jury sys
iem- Ii requires thar a perso 2
shall be able 70 read before be.
ing competent for jury duty
This is a most Important meas.
uFe, and viii result IN purginc
the jury box of men totally unit
to SIT on the trial OF an import.
ant eause.-CLri0n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

On the LIST Of February the
grounding emerged from his
hole, carefully inspected the
heavens, lo0ke,; around himself
auxlDHsly 10 see If there were
any traces Of his shadow there.
aad not finding any. re entered
bis ae,e and pallet ii IA With hun.
Fee six weeks CT 50 he Is not
At home to visitors. He i nov
devoting himseIt elGsrfyte ueGi
taiion and prayer; aRG the Affairs
ct tits VAIN and hseting world
affect him nOs.
In she meantime tie weather
Is having a higa time over The
groInd hoe's disappearance
from the seeae, and il said .!a-
ring his retirement. il vii con
tinue tG rain and storm and per
haps snow.
\ farmer who has been a care
ful student of the ground hsr
Tor forty years. says that little
animal has been IN iufal.iele
p : during al chat time
are some people who
BY the goose bone. and
who cling to the almanac.
Is ler Is give rs the sround
Iag or give Is death Memphis
Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Mrs. Jefferson Davis writes a
letter under date OF Feb Isf. IN
reference to the biography o.
her lare husband.
IN order % make the book
IS complete as possible. / should
be greatly obliged if eur friends
whose pers0aal recolleetiaus Of
Dir. Davis would throw iirht On
any event Of lis hfs OF tend 10
illustrate his character. vii re
ccEd them ferand forward than
te NE, as I shah endpavor as far
as possible to tel the story af
Ar Davis career n his own
verbs I shah regard it as a
real service to be furnished with
copies CT any letters from nv.
husband Relating 10 any public
topic that surviving friends nav.
have preserved.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Fruit aeIs's Seems 10 be espe
clasly needed 5y the human avs
TEN. Fresh fruit Ii the best. an
pies N any form being partiea
larry Wh.oes5me bnt in the sb
sence OF the fresh Article. eat.
ned cr dried fruit must he
brought ia:o reqGisition- Health
demands If. ana it is more eco
humical than to psy doctors
bills.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

lac poor wOm1n- wlo cave
aer mite, all thai she haf, wha,
the rich men of the Temple ser
vice II Jerusalem we're castins
their contributions in the Treas
Gry, has ever since been held IN,
IS the model OF religious Faith
Don't be afraid il this tay 10
give your little towards thr
Leureh, no matter how small
TIE s2Eie witness that com
pended the poor woman 1909
Years ago, looks down ON The
same business now.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Self reSpses Is the foundation
of character and Of progress
Break II down and nothing val
bie can DC bailt upon the Tuias;
establish Il fiTmly and no one
can tell bow noble q structure
OF virtue and happiness may net
be raised.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

a bill has been introduced in
the United States Sehat- to ere
ate an agricultural commission
TO investigate the eausa Of the
present depressed condition Of
the agricultural interest. Itau
thorizes the President TO an
point seven commissioners. a:
least four OF whom shall be pTac
u al farmers, together with a
isrefary- % he paid each AT the
r'te ct $40 Il day when engaged
Ia active duty--Y Zoo Sentinel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Some body estimates that it
costs d fond lather between
-ae00 aad 5000 ID bring up =
gIsi-5It bless youl sites
worth It when she has beer.
brought up Fight.-Son sryille
Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The following passage W.
take from q letter. written by
: lady ii q distance, TO her TITLE
son going TO school here. think
ing II would apply to others with
the same force
Never let anything lead ron
into telling a story. Truth is
the very cornerstone IN the
structure o. human character.
e IL the fundamental DrineinIe
Of liighs0ued honor YaG have
read, how miners have to wear
small lamps Il front Of their
caps 10 guide them through sab
teFanean passages. So my e,ar-
ing boy, shines the light OF
truth. PIT on Jour cap AMI II
VII show you tue way through
many a dark place wifhant
whieh, yen might erJpe mil
less anguish, and heloliuess p
Grenada Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

SIr. Waanamakec gives rs his
excuse for Saving finally APP
pointed Fasis. tue threatened
boycott; IF his bus ness houses
Oh the part If SGuflIeru ner
cents Enasmuch as the evi
dgEee goes abgndantiy to show
that Waaamakcr aud the al
miuis;Falign bal made up the T
miads to appoint Davis lSng be
fore th.s boycott was thTeasel :
e;i. such IA excuse SCR the az
p0infment Cf this negro wil
hardly be received 81 an jHtsili-
gent public, and Is altogether
unbee0ming ono II sGch high
official position. However. |
Will I'D that. though the pecpIs.
Of Athens do regret the appoint
mcat FIR the reasons given, yet
they regard Wanamaker. and
not Davis, the TEisehief-maksr.
and S.ll treat the newly made
Postmaster sith kindness aad
consideration.
Il would ask IN all eandor
What SiIi the people az large
both North and South. think of
Hr y auainaker and his parpG
SEES when he had an 0ppOrt unity
ot appintiDg a decent, iatel!i
gen; white Republican from a
udlnher OF uch applications n d
preferred TO appoint a negro
whom he admitted to be iguoF
an. illiteiate and % that extent
incompetent for the duties Of 50
important an Office. which near
" 5000 per annum ? This is a
EOefgl outlook for the Govern
meut and the people as Athens
la the service OF the United
states mails
\ Telegram Telegram vas re-
ceived here tonight that q mass
meeting ESuld be held there
and resolutions adopted calling
upon tie merchants Of GeOrg a
and Gs ;be entire South to boy
e0tt all ihe Wanasaaasr stores
aad az. merchants wac buy from
Wan.i massr r. is generally ua
dersteOd that the appointment
OF the two negroes To possofi
ces IN Georgia is the outcome
/ OF a political GiGker in the inter.
est OF daFIis0a's Ien0uinasisn.
he having been assured by Z \
Buck. the Republican boss D.
Georgia, that If these appoint
menfs Eere made solid Ha-Ti
s0u delegation w0slsi DE furnish
Ell from G..orgia ia the .aexs Re
publican Convention.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Don. believe ihe ssIeas man
IS ignorant because ae does rot
tails. Re IS simply learning
y has y0a know. ID add TO BIS
general stcek, which you vi
never 1ea.a because yJu pend
your time IN gabbing.-Grena
ia Sentinel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Gov stone don't sign airy BIZ
until he has read il and his
Judgment approves it. Good.
de declines empha;icaIiy 10 ap
prove any act after tie law
makers have adjourned Better.
And he vetoes those which he
believes aTe detrimental to the
public Interest. Best -Chieks
saw Messenger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The Jackson Commonwealth
says: L was q bad days work
far the hcGse when = Gaifaa
rateiF killed. - day the senate
prison reform bib IA the face
OF an urgent executive recon
mendation for t.iis reform. IN de-
tiaace CT she strong public sen
tImen- OF the state: IN utter dis
regard cf the repeated exn0s.
ures Of the erUelties aud inhr-
maUities Of the leasing system.
a majority OF the house has vof-
ed down a wise. conservative
and economical measure OF re-
form.
There Is nothing left now for
the protection Of the good usme
OF Mississippi, save an appeal TO
the constitutional convention. 2
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Chief Justice Woods IS re
coVefisg from bis late Illness
but II is thought his health viii
neeessiiate his retirement fran
public lie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Speaking about kind hearted
men, the Youths Companion Of
last week tOld about a juryman
swdo was Sd Kind hearted that
he woG'du't hang a picture.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The dogwOOd blossoms art
out IN full bloom, and accord
ing 10 the time honored rule the
small boy Inay dig worms ana
&c lzhiSg News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

TIE town OF Carthage. Leake
county. vas The yic,isn OF ter
rlble cyclone Gu the 5Sth ut.
aud was almost devastated. One
enid was killed aad many per
sons seriously wounded.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Truth is 4 powerful two edg-
cd sword. cutting forward IL es-
ta5l,sliing facts and backwards
IN ripping to pieces structures
Of falsenoods.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The Grand Lodge ofthe State
has decided to build 4 Masonic
Hone Several thousand dol
lars have already been subserib-
ell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

u hen states know how nueIl
money oa-ht to be in the hands
of their treasureEs, they will
know how mach has been sto
!eE.-Pieayune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

1t takes SO little to make a
child happy, thai it is PITY, 10
a world full Oh sunshine anu
pleasant things. that thee
should be any wisiful faces.
empty hands or l0aeiy youae
hearts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

DE- j II Buchanan Of Neridi-
an has been appointed Superia-
tendens OF the East Mississippi
Insane AsFiun.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The less you have TO do with
any person whose talk is about
his neig'ij0rs. the better eff and
happier ven wiII be
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Miss Lela L0itiH, a school Girl
Oh Trenton Miss was sECt five
times and killed By a negro last
week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Here are seven suggestions
proposed by the Green visI.
fines for adoption by Tie con
veutjaG.
FIRST In addition . au IN
crease of tha length &C resi-
dence necessary 20 qualify a W
ter ia county OF STATE, or mual
cipal elections, the payment al
a poll tax as pgeEeq Iisite -
the exercise 3f the suffrage.
Second 70 confer uyol the
Legislature tHe T.2al appoint.
ing f'res.sicGl...! electors.
Iii-a. To pT9g;gi a searching
farm CO examination Of al per
sons VINO may become Justice
CT tae peace
Fourth. 10 provide for an ia
crease CT the school fand l1y
empowering communities. either
white or black to vate Tor ID
cal tax aad reduce TIE scho9i
age oue-hali, making 5 iasteai
OF is yeaes.
Fiisd. 10 pg0vi5.e for Ioca
legislation by eaaHty and cify
boaE'is, hedged By proper r.
s;rietiOas.
Sixth To pr8visie Tor n.
election by the people of ths
State, librarian. the railroae
commissions, the State printer.
ana superintendent OF the penI
Tertiary.
Seven. To provide for tiis
application Of retail Heenses il
the IeIta to the levee fund.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The Peopr'etors cftae CFtrion
Ledger viii hereafter Issue a
daily. We hope they VII be
successful.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The ulaa who is Iaost ready
10 give 8dviee 10 the one pho
Te ceived d great deal that he
failed to use.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Honor, reverence and respect
yourself, II You would be yer
thy OF the honyr, reverence and
respec. OF others.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Magnanimiiy is greatness CT
mind, v hich sc5rBs deception,
aud cannot be entrapped with
the allgrements OF bride.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

" 5. MOORE, farsjture rs
paI7er such as Cane Bottom
and Perforated Seats Mattress
es L .a0vated add made sa@e
as new. Lea-e orders =. -
BrGwn's shoe shop.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

A man Is happisst when Ia
can forget III Tie IL an taiu. .
he knows sb ut himSeif.-TrJ.
Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The e0lnred leader, Hon. inc.
< Lynch, Ia ! speeca at Phila
driPlia LAST Friday, declared
tiiat THE white people of the
South are not il favor OF the de.
poEiation CT the eolorsd people
ihey kaov aud appreciate their
value. The OnIy men IN Goa
sresS who are Ia favor of this
seaeme are men who have no
right 20 be there. Instead of
getting rid of colored men nv
s'''Eai't opinion is that If the
& -e8iioa were submitted TO the
Peo.iie Of ihe Segth alone they
~"ali nee allow il. bat rather
get mere 70 cone there
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

No man should expect more
Of good VII from others than lie
las fer them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Never accept the a0vica CT
rely on the judgment of = man
who is not posted on VIVA. he
talks about.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

After January 1892, the pub
he printing eff Mississippi viii
be let TO the lowest bidder.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

At 4 recent examination af
California school mans one of
them wrote in answer 20 a G ues-
ti9n Of discipline: capital pun
ishment should not BE resortet'
20 except on rare occasions. only
with the consent or the parents.
and never TN the next day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

When a fellow gets mashed
on himself says a talented 70.
man. L isn't I0ug Before lie euts
cut every body eise.-Trbane.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

Fl q Griiiin has been appoint
ed postmaster 1T Satehez.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

NessHre men by their small
daily deeds. aud nos - yne few
great things tary Eiay 10.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

TIE less maa knows Il q
greater his prejudices.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The passengers and crew of
tie Alan Line steamer Sea,sIi
naviaa had i thrilling experi
euee during The last vovaae Of
That vessel frem LivergaeI 10
SeE fork. aiie in mid ocean
ant during q heavy gale. and
snow storm, the officers on
watch we're aved b seeing \
meteor I:ke bal of tirs f,fi on
the deck Of thsir vessel. whqre
L burst, burning holes in the
upper deck and also inisrlng
several Of the crew. THIS Is
said 10 BE nest extraordinary
adventure ever reported by sea
tarins men.
The Prince CT Wales vas -.
Gently fined ) shilling ina po.
lice eoart for letting Lis doc. \
superb Siberian hyund 90
abroad without a muzz'e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

our best friends are not these
who always come with tidy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

The State tax for 1870 is 1
mills: fer 1891, 81 mills.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

IN Aes 81 amend section 3iS.
Revised Ce,le. ofisse. relative
10 tx assessors.
Section /. 30 it enacted hF
tac Legislature of the State II
Mississippi, Ths; section 343. Of
he Revised Code, of 1SS0. be
ard tie same IS hereby a,aeud
ed Sy striking cat tue word
ten ia the uGh line Ct said
section and Inserting in lieu
thereof tae word five.
see - That tb;s act take e.
feet and be- il force from and
after It's Passage
Approved February II, 1880,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-03-06

AR Aat te provide fer the pTiEt
iaz afaM aenl laws and ca..r,
teas ia s0me newspapers ia
tine csnHsy % wL!ch they ap
Piv.
section 1 BE * enacted by
the Legislature Of the state 81
Sis ippf That al Laws or
charters Grau3ead sclts thereto.
Teetiag 0aly q certain c8uaiy.
shall De priutea Is soM" news
paper published T. said county
and 20 Be selected rs the board
IL super sisers That $40 sasae
raisa aas. Rates liai now apply
o. lbe pciutiag OF srcA lAws 5y
the public printer, SHAH govern
the printing as provided IS this
act, and said 70 al acts shall not
be published 10 the state cFgsn
See .. That THE bead Of 81
Fersisors cf any county, ia
which 40 paper is Published
regularly. sIal. have a.. lis local
avs aud charters, or amend
msnis thereto, pub.isded by
some newspaper in al adj0ining
county having circulation in the
cacnfy affected ~ such laws:
the same % be paid f0r a. the
rates aa'i ia the manner Hos
provided bv lar.
See. 3 That the Secretary Of
State shall Furnish the clerk Of
the board of supervisors with
the lGea. acts for each county.
rs such acts are Gow furnished
tae State Printer.
sec. 4. That this Act shall
iake effect anI DC in force from
aud after lis passage and az
lass ia conflict si;h this Act
sAa.. Dr. repealed.
Approved February II. 1S90
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TOPICS.

Editor John II. Mclean, OF the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, says u young man is insane
who goes into politics with the expectation
of making IL living out of il. 1t must be
that Mr.. Mclean never saw "A Butte
atiidavit-maker.
The recent discovery of another auto
graph of shakespeare has excited Shakes
peareau clubs the world over, and the
Minneapolis journal prints this as the
great find:
neutrality-suspicious., Apr. 4, 1914.
W. I. ENpIcor,
Dear Sir:
Please send me by first ship
half a dozen pots Of baked beans. The last were
not quite up to the average.
Yours.
wv. SHAKESPEARE.
Some jealous ~inconoclasts are trying to
prove that the letter is an anao hronistic
forgery, but Boston indignantly resents
the imputation.
There is some disposition tn c~riticisc
the Chicago Herald for attributing the au-
thorship of ''The Song of the Shirt to
Tennyson, hut let judgment be tempered
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SATURDAY. JANUARY II. 1850.

The efforts tn make il appear that this Journal
has said or intimated ought against SENATOR
Power, fall fiat upon the publ. car because they
are based on lies.-B Butte Inter Mountain.
Yet we remember how IN Butte
contemporary remarked eight days ago
that, in Helena, true republicans
blamed Silver Bow men who. n electing
Power, drought about this result in
the interest of the Northern Pacific
railroads mineral land grab, at the die
tatiOn Of sam lIauser." We also recall
its comment, now nine days old, in
these words: 1t is said that the Power
agents fixed several men yesterday in
the Mantle following" and that pithy
%utteranee of canvass times: THE
Butte temper which is easily aroused
was at white neat when il was learned
that q scheme was on foot to elect W
east side senator's. The Butte republi-
rams swear certain vengeance if this Is
done:' with others too numerous to
quote.
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Il fawn upon these assailants-policy
dictates tina cOurse. 1t would be nor
valiant to fight them to the last man.
the last ditch, IN last dollar There all
the honor lies. However, that In neither
here nor there to h STANDARD, which
will always recognize the sterling SER
vice Of the Inter Mountain and eve
echo republican Islander aimed at its
wner
Recalling the personal Of
speech employed by republicans in He
ena. we simply say that were 1t used by
democrats against the STANDARD, we
never would cOndOne the Offense-nO
matter how loud the prOmptings of
policy, not for the personal hOnOrs that
are possible under citizenship, or all the
triumphs that may be achieved in jour
nalism. a newspaper should he loyal
to it's party but the honest newspaper
will never lick the lips of those who
dare to spit upon il.
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Rather Uncertain RamOrs.
WnShin,rfnn laAsf

TONI IT WHsnIHSVUH IUSt.
In the natural order Of events the report
that Mary Anderson had decided to open
u new dramatic season i'm New York next
fall is contradictcd by the lady herself,
who says there isn't u word of truth i'm it.
There's quite as much uncertainty about
our Mary's movements as there is con-
corning the Fate of DIR. Peters, the African
exnlOrSsr.
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beauty Only Exc-IIsd by MoIe.tv.

From the Baltimore American
No wonder the princes and lords from
the other side of the sea are captivated by
American women. They make wives to
he proud of anywhere under the sun. This
good old state not only produces the finest
women i'm the world, but has he men to
match them. Who can can tell what the
stock of another 100 years will be?
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From the Minneapolis Tribune.
Prohibition went into effect i'm South
Dakota yesterday. Such was the case
Theoretically hut practically the number of
hot drinks consumed showed no decrease
as compared with the corresponding day
in previous years.
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The Picnic season On.

From the Memphis Avalanche.
A correspondent of the Araianche
writes from LcwisburR. Miss, that the
cotton crop is marketed. that peach trees
are in full bloom, and cotton stalks bud
ding.