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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14
The Iaveator Of the P.,oram,.

The panorama was invented by /.
>eotehmaa named Robert Barker. whe
obtained a license in London in rs
AMI erected a rotunda on Leicester
SQUARE He was associated with Robert
Fulton, the practical inventor OF tbs
steamboat, who introduced panorama
INTO Paris in t7o6. but resi- gned in favor
II Fhayer, perhaps in order to give his
attention 10 the application of steam tc
boats Thayer raised rotunda on thc
boulevard MOntmartre. whence come
the name of the Passage des Panoramas
BonaParte caused plans 90 b. drawn ur
Tor eight p1noTanas in which bis con.
quests were 10 be shown 10 the Paris
tanS, whom he always tried % impress
with the magnitude Of his achievements
N order 20 keep them faithful to his
star But these projects were usvs,
reaiired- Barker vas imprisoned 70,
1eos at Edinburgh in a cell with on
opening only-in one corner of the root
OF the dungeon II was 50 dark tina.
he could not see to read. but he founc
that by placing the paper near the uar.
row shaft of light that fell through the
hole IN the ceiling the letters Of the
writing became surprisingly distinc,
This set him thinking, and after he wa.
releaSed be began experiment. o. ri.
,ares strongly lighted from sboye al
saF< Fcon- -CaiSagO N2u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14
August
Flower

There IS Il gentle
Dyspepsia man az Malden-ou-
the Hudson, y. Y,
named Captain A G.. Pareis, who
has written us n letter in which II
Is evident that he has made up his
mind concerning some things, and
this Is what he SAYS:
have used your preparation
called August Flower in my family
for seven or eight years. II is CON
st1ntly m my house, and we consider
1t the best remedy for Indigestion,
and Constipation We
Indigestion. have ever used OF
known. Ny wife Is
troubled with Dyspepsia, and at
times suffers very much after eating.
The August Flower, however, re-
lieves the difficulty. My wife fire.
Queltly says to NE when am going
to town, We are cut
Constipation of August Flower.
and | think YOU had
better get another bottle am also
troubled with Indigestion. and when
ever I am, | take one or two tea
spoonfuls before eating. for a day or
two. anil all trouble IS removed" 8
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14


--IsSnail. tho ex-khcdfve Of Egypt i
still practically a prisoner at Constantl-
Gople. He is confined in a palace, and
vshen he goes out. as he Is sometimes
permitted 20 do. is always accompanied
by an .il-lOolSing lot Of Turks. These
are ostensibly his guard Of honor. out
IN reality they are soldiers who never
lose sight OF their distinguished pris-
ener.
A prominent actor was playing
Macbeth ia Australia. and when ne
came To the murder scene be asked ir
vain for the blood With which he had
intended 70 imbrue his hands After
abusing the property man FOundly ioi
his neglect. the actor. struck VIII :
happy thought. suddenly hit the func-
riouary On the nose. 50 that good sup
PLY Of crimson Guild was obtained
"A Iove-Sick resident u Barry. w.,
tried 70 forget his sorrows by pro
longed indulgcnce in stimulants lie
called on his sweetheart in an iuebri-
atsd condition. bat she refused % re-
ccive him lie then proceeded n her
brothers blacksmith shop. heated an
iron rcd hot. placed it in wise and thcr
pressed ~ sinst it. The iron penetrated
his side. and after two hours intense
agony he expired
Frank Campbell a storckecPer 1t
Victoria. X C.. who died recently. was
noted for his good hunor and wide
spread charity. and was also widely
known a. editor OF the 'Bulletin- This
was not paper. but big blackboard,
on which was placed every bit Of loca!
news A. soon as il was known The
people consulted the .'Bullctin" with as
much confidence as they dill their new
papers
The palace and the park % the en-
press of Austria at Corfu will, when
completed. b.. one Of the wonders OF
the Mediterranean. During her recent
surprise visit To Athens and Corinth-
the empress astonished and somewhat
perpleNcd King George ~ addressing
him persistently in modern Greek. and
insisting on cpnversing only in that
language. During her stay in Corfu
she dcvotes several hours every day to
studying Greek literature and history.
4 chool-teacher in Bangor. Ne,
had been annoyed by the inattention Of
one Of his pupils. young woman Of
seventeen, - he introduced the unique
Punishment Of making her sit on the
fiour. fiounees ami all. day or two
afterw ard the girl committed another
breach of discipline. and was again or
dercd 10 the same punishment She
objected because she had her best
clothes on. but the teacher insisted
There was scuffie. but he finally
trippe'i her mp, and compelled her to
again undergo her punishment. The
teacher, who IS young man. IS now
called upon to defend lawsuit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14
NEW BATTLE MONUMENT.
Memorial 60 the Onieers and Men who
Died IN the Civil Wa

y Memorial TO the nnirerx and Men Who
Died In the Civil War
The Battle Monument 10 b. erected
On the plain at Trophy Point. West
Point, says the New York Herald. VII
be commemorative Of the officers. nom
commissioned officers and privatss - the
regular army Of thc United States who
were killed or who died IL wounds re
eeived in action during the war Of the
rebellion The funds available for the
construction proper are $4,000 in cash
There are also at the disposal Of the
Battle Monument Association fifty
bronze cannon which may be employed
in any way deemed proper, presented
for the purpose by joint resolution Of
Congress, approved April .. 1870.
The design ~ Messrs. McKiul. Mcai
s White. 81 New York. was accepted
sOns time ago. The monument i u be
n martial one. distinct in its character
and impressive in its design The
beatty % its site and the surroundings
seemed to the Successful architects tsc
thcy statcl tn preclude any bulky OF
ma sive treatment. and suggested rather
a treatment where the impression
should be produced by height
SUPPORTED by n base which should
not interfere with graceful and artistic
treatment. They therefore adopted a.
the feature Of their design a single
monClithic shaft. treated in the shape
81 memorial column or column Of vic
tory. In this form il is possible 20 OBJ
tain hnprcssiveness and dignity without
a sas ritice Of grace, at the same
time preserving a distinetively archi-
tectural and monumental character.
The shaft Is To be a monolith Of polished
Verms Mt granite forty-six feet high and
FIVE feet six inches in diameter, prob
ably the largest polished shat! in the
world
II IS proposed 10 surmount IL with
figure Of Victory, and surround il hy
eagles-a distinct mark Of It's National
character. The shaft will rest upon .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14
"a LILLE NONSENSE

-FrrcSles are caused by iron in thu
blood" 500 You must have swal-
lowed poker Epoch
Mrs Hem Pcck-sThe paper tells
about a man who ran away with his
neighbor's wife and n sum OF money -
Mr.. Hem Pcck-''Tco bad Was the
amount larve?--YanISee Blade.
Too Zcalous-"How oil should you
think Mrs. BrOwu?' II should Judge
her to be about twenty-four~ Why.
she was never 80 young as that in he-
whole lifer'-F'liesende Batter.
1t Is hard on n man - have his
beard shaved of for fun. Just to see 10
his friends viii recognize him. and Their.
70 b. bitten by his own dug ut the front
gate when he comes home To tea
Somerville Journal
-BgIfnch - What's the matter.
Wooden Wooden-'.I've Just been L,
ask old CaShbpx for his daughter. =
Bulineh Well. how did You come
outs' Through the win
dow - Boston Courier.
-Cierk-..Yoa say ron wear a four
tsen-ineh shirt aud you want n sixteen
inch collar. What are the extra tvs.
inches for Customer extra
two inches. young man. are for n boil.
1nd don't Yea forget il.
Doctors Scrvant-.No / have
sprinSlei nv masters coat thoroughly
with earbniie water and busted it with
dI>infeeting powder. am sure nobody
can fail u believe now that he has
a tremendous practice" - Flieyensl..
Elaettcr.
DO You keep Il dog?- asked the
young man of the old man, tentatively.
Yes, sir, said the old man. sternlv, -
keep dog. The young mans hear;
fell forty degrees. YES. sir contin-
usd tie Old man softeniug. for he has
sever daughters, Il keep one tied" No
rartk-Washington Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

the box On the reverse siGc is cal
endar.
The ends Of the box are scaled but
gentle punch breaks the paper and therg
Is revealed on one end round hole that
will receive n lead pencil, and on the
other end. when broken. appears a cork
The thirsty purchaser who pals gently
on this brings 10 view a long phiaI fiIled
with brandy. or old rye. or any thing
that may be desired, provided the as
Sortment in stock Is large enough
Holes in the sile admit L. view an all
bubble, which verify makes the affair
spirit level. albeit not a very accurate
one It IS asserted that this Is the mos,
original original package" ever d.
vised
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

circular base surrounded by flights of
steps, sriyin.- the greatest brvadth and
dignity possible Ia the base.
The materials are granite and hru1ze.
IL should b. understood however, that
the successful design is t. an,Icrgo some
notifications in the details % its decor
alive features, as well a. IN the relative
proportions IF it, base and shaft
The Gentlemen who acted n assert
atcs for the purpose Of choice Of a de
sign were Mr. Richard VI. Hunt. presi-
dent ~ the American Institute Of Archi-
tects; augustus -. Gaudens and Arthur
Ras-h
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14
IN limitation of Nature

fN tfF~S@tsNe~f@ ~ %h0SafC
that's the result you want
to reach. With DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, you have it.
They cleanse and renovatc the
whole system naturally. That
means that they do it thor
oughly, but mildly. They're
the smallest in size, but the
most effective sugar-coatcd,
easiest to take. Sick Head
ache, Bilious Headache, Con-
stipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks. and all arrangements
of the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels arc prevented, relieved,
and cured. Purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless. and gently
laxative, or an active cathar-
tic, according to size of dose.
AS Il Liver Pill, they've been
initiated, but never equaled.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14
AN ORIGINAL PACKAGE.
Cunning Device fsr Evadin< Prohibition
Lava OF the West.

CuaainS Device for EvadinS PruhfbItary
Lava OF the West
The original package decision was all
right in its humble way. but the inven-
tion Of a Minneapolis genius Is warrant
ell t. knock the spots off II that. anil.
SAYS the Minneapolis Journal. il can
give any prohibition law in the country
esrls and spades amt yet win the game
EihulSus Iowans and Dakotans are al
ready learning that tn buy spirit lev
el. rule, calendar and penciI-holsIcr com
bine'i i II buy about three fingers ef
Minneapolis whisky.
The spirit level is great on one si.is
is u rule SIX inches long. the length OF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

Msud-Jaek tells ne that he never
loved anyone before.
EtheI-Weu. excuse ne for telling
you but he and ! were once engaged
Maud-Oh. didn't ask him about en-
garments only asked him about
love-Mursev's Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

Ta'.e the Chicago. 81 Paul & Kansas
City Railway, the popular rJute 10 all points
II Interest IN the scenic Northwest and the
Puget Sound region Connects with trans
continental trains for all resorts dear tn the
hearts 81 pleasure seekers + III. LaKD,
General Passenger anal Ticket Agent
Phoenix B4iliing, Chic4-o, IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

Headaches and FevcrS, 20 cleanse tee -. y =
Tern -.rectnall-. get gently, when costsxe % %
biiiar1s. or when the blood = I'M, 1 -. -
sluggish. u permanently cure l-.lui. 49,
.fination. 10 awaken the kidneys anu :. Y.
:, = b..,l,bv a,-tivi,r. without irritating or
,veslssninr them, use syrup q Figs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14
MRS. T. DE WITT TALMAGE
Something About tho Wife of a
Famous Preacher.
Mosict life Companion and an Excellent
Houosk~~p~r How she Has Proved
Her Talented Husbands Rich
~st Endowment.

The year isGa was but few days old
when Rev. +. u, Witt Talmage, then
a Philadelphia pastor. went 20 the
church 81 his elder brother, Rev. Goyn
Talrnage, in GrecnPoint, Long Island,
T. deliver lecture On Rocks on Which
People Split
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

n .,,.-,s- bv ga or land. procure , hos-
.,..s.-s sforta.a Bittcrs IS = oet11se
$3.50. travcIer.s nausea and climate -,
$500, s,'s,,, colo. cramps and dyspePs.e.
5ou-t stand the ghost Of Chance @s .,.b5,.
Ms paramount Alternative and 500 si'.r
Neither a. malaria. kidney trouoA1t s'-A
headache aud biiiousne>--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

N1e-I found ! wouan's letter In
-FOUR oTercoSt pocket this morning.
JohE-Is can't De. ~
WHe-It vas tie letter gave you
lea, Monday % mail On your way 70 the
goFe N. ! spirit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

SPRING is the seed time. To the fellow
wao - stu wearing his last winter.
clothes It Is also the see,!y timc-Bufyalo
Express.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

IL 1870 Ess-usru-s Lir nss6-l TruchssF' were
introduced. and the Success a. a cure for
Colds, Coughs, Asthma AMI Bronchitis has
- "a uuplr4I.eletI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

CTS. 4. prrnts. \ well known resident Of
= louis. SAYS. Il have used several bot
tics Of Prickly Ash Bitters fur oihousness
and rsala-iai trpgbles, 50 prevalent IN this
-lirn.fe- agd heartily rcs-oMmcnd is to ali
afflicted IN a ike manner. l. IS the best
remedy ever used -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

THr tramp Is Ike a raiiroad sleePer.ns
1, really adapted % roadoee--bos'oD
f,nrsrfgr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

II vor- srrro~5tiou. Narathon. that dcn
lists tuke out teeth with tNcthpiclzs, you
are severely wrong - Joseph News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

How cRrrt 70 force children to take nasty
worm medicines Dr. Bulls Worm De
stroyers are always sure and taste Ike
dainty little cans.ics.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

Ar the present rl'o % t,cal fees none bat
n wealthy man caa k.cp BIS own counsel"
boston Courier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

BrruEz pluugirg into hoHsccleauinS con
slider well the point Of atack--Binsnaalto
Republican
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

4 v,x naturally Gu1s Il necessary % have
r,,~,5lr~s u hfs s.uncls' after he las
..nyutied'' TO much.- Bin-hSmton Louder
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

All. cases Of weak or lame back, has'kache,
rheumatlSm. yvlil hud fe.ief by wearing one
II Carter's STUART Wc'~t AMI BelladoHn'l
Ba.kache PiasterS. Prsre35 cents. Try them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

nox'r wait uusil you are sick before try lng
Carriers Lizzie Liver Pills, bat got n vial az
on..,. Yo.1 can't tzke then without benefit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

THIs + the season u the year when pot
ted plants want tie earth .-Washtn.-t0n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

before huu ~tAFN
IN tourney by ssa o. lnnf, proc1II 80,
letters Sfnma-a bttters - -. -
-. travellers nausea and ctiniatl1 -,
.s-,---..,.- C.ii. cramps and dyspepsl
an. stand the ghost Of q cnance - -.
- paramount Alternative and 80 .i'.ir
49, ~ malaria. kidney trouble, STA
headache and biiiousne>s-
-
THr tramp Is Ike a railroad sleePer.ne
10 readily sdaptet % roadoeS- 'S'1
Courier.
To DgsgcI Colds
Headaches and Fevers, 20 cleanse tes = =
,sr, sYs,.tuall-. get renfly, when co,ttHe :. ~
bfiiar1S. or when the blood : iiapul'e - o'
si-r,-ris N. 70 permanently cure Lapitu1i -, III
Attraction. 70 awaken the kidneys anu ~ ~ ..
= a healthy activity, without 1 1rrl.A'''s -
wealesning them, use syrup q rl-s-
BEFoEx pIungirg into hoqscc.eaui ng con
sl,i.r well the point Of attack. -Binghamton
Republican
THr completion becomes clear, the SKIN
free from erupfi-c tendencies inc apP"tise
and digestion improved, aches anu pans. adll
cease. the body grows stronger ''aaJ -.
- rf,-s. a babit. and tho general health
every way better when Dr. John bun ; Oar
sanarillI i made use Of
4 w.x naturally Guas Z; necessary % have
r,,~.5lr... r. kis ssaucls' after ne rs
s.Auutied' to much-- Bin-hamton Lcnder
Cts. 4. prrnts. 4 well known resident Of
= Louis. savs. Il have U-ed several bot
tIe~ 81 Prfcxfv Aah Ritters far bih0usuess
and r1ala-iai trpgb.es, - prevalent IN IRIS
climate, and heartily rcvoall-cnd u 70 al
afflicted IN a ike manner. l. IS the best
remedy ever used -
II vou- surr.>5fi3u. Marathon. that den
lists tuke out teeth with tNotantcls, you
are severely wrong - Joseph News
rrow rrrrr 70 force chi iren to take nasty
worm medicines Dr. Bulls Worm De
stroysrs are always sure and taste IKE
dainty little cans.ics.
ATtnc present ra.o Of I,cal fees none but
n wealthy man ran kscp hl- own counsel
Boston Cnar.cr.
Az cases Of weak or lame back, has'lSache,
rheumatism yvlil md re-.ef hy wearing one
n Carers Smart Wc.-l AMI Belladonna
Back1che Pastors Frsre-sl cents. Try theuL
TuE pussy willow f-r,,s the season, but
she urudeuts ssc siFrif $ wear, her furs.-
Bnghautea Republican
pov-r wait uusil you are sick before try ING
Carriers Lizzie Liver Pills, bat get vial az
once. Yoa tan 5 take then without oenent
THrs Is the season II the year when pot
tcd plants want tie earth--Washin.yt0n
Star
The Grin ~ Puenmoa a may be E-arde'i on
yvirn Hale : Honey OF Uorehound and Tar.
Pike Tolta.u,IC Drops Cure IN one minute
THr lft'ie barker f. none the loss n strap
Ping fellow. -Gleas Falls Republican,
BHoxcurrIs b. cured b. frequent sma1
doses 81 I so S Car. FOE Consumption
AZ owner % 4 b1ttia- property -the su-
hurban resident who keeps = goat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

THr Grin % Puenmon a may DC y-arde't on
VITA Hale Honey OF Iorehound and Tar.
m - TeltA.n..Il Drlps Cure m one minute
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
A HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE
Treasurer Stevens Nearly Roast
ed in q Turkish Bath.

Cincinnati, Ohio. May q, 1891
Harry Stevens, the well known
the atricsl man. who this year has held
the position of treasurer of the Pearl
Of Pekin company, nearly met his
death in q Turkish bath in this city a
few days ago. At the conclusion of
the evenings performance Mr.. Stevens
escorted two ladies. memb IS Of the
company, TO their hotel and left them
with the intention of taking Turkish
bath. Had Mr.. Stevens contented
himself with the Turk sh or hot air
part of the preliminauies he would not
to-day be in the painful position he
is. But he had not been in the dry
room more than few min utes when
he proceeded to the steam room. But
few people we're in the bath at the
time. and no one was in the steam
room. No sooner had Mr.. Stevens
entered that apartment than he gave
a conclusive gasp and fell TO the
floor.
The room was q veritable oven.
The temperature had driven the mer-
curry through the top of the Their
momete.s and the marble floors and
walls were hot enough to grill a steak.
Fortunately an attendant looked in
and though he was nearly overcome
in the effort and blistered his feet
badly, managed to pull Mr.. Stevens
through the door and into the cooler
apartment.
As soon as he regained conscious
ness the sufferer was removed to the
Walnut street house, where he was
attended by DR.. Montague Maddox,
Of No. 2l9 Race street.
1t was found that the bottom of the
feet, the arms, sides, breast and back
had sustained very ugly burns. Every
thing possible was done to relieve Mr..
Stevens's suffering. but he has been
unable to gain any sleep since the
mishap.
When seen last night by a
reporter Mr.. Stevens was lying
in his bed. still suffering from the ef.
feet of his horrible experience. His
feet were swollen to twice their
normal size. while bis arms we're
blistered and raw, and large sores
were plainly visible on his back and
breast. II have been unable to gain
any sleep since l wss slmost rrasted,"
said be. "If it had not been for the
attendant l would soon have been
roasted. 1 don't know how long l
was in the place. but know / fell
over as soon as 1 entered the steam
room. l intend to prosecute Hynd.
man, the owner of the bath, as soon
as get up"
Mr.. Stevens formerly lived in this
city, but has been living in New
York City for some time. 1t will be
some time before he can leave his
room, even if his condition steadily
improves.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
INDECENT JOURNALISM.
One of Its Professors in Jail at
Dallas, Texas. Charged
With Libel.

Dallas, Tex, May 26.-Eugene
johnson, the alleged correspondent of
the Kansas City Sun, is in Jail. He
came in yesterday and registered a.
j. f. Williams, Omaha. Friends Of
Daliasites whose feelings he is accused
of decorating stood in with him until
he became communicative and told
them who he Was. He was promptly
arrested on a charge of criminal libel
and his bind fixed at $4,000. He
has not yet given bond. As soon
as he was placed in Jail the prisoners
seized him and gave him twenty lashes
and ordered him to send for 81 worth
of beer, which he did. The ipjunc-
ton suit will be heard Wednesday,
when H. A. Preston, proprietor OF
the Sun, is expected here. There is
much bitterness over the matter, and
it seems more than probable that
somebody is going to be badly hurt
before things 60 much farther.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02

"A device has recently been
brought out for preventing the over.
loading of freight cara. 1t consists of
a verticle bolt attached to the truck
bolster in such a manner as to permit
Of adjustment. As the springs settle
with the loading of a Car the bolt
operates an indicator on the end of
the spring plank, the index of which
arrives at the loaded mark when the
capacity Of the car is reached. A
seal prevents any one tampering with
the adjustment. The device is sim.
pie and ingenious, but the trouble
lies in the fact that the bolster springs
will settle with use, and the shipper
will Justly claim that be has not over
loaded the car, though the indicator
shows that he has; in fact nobody
will feel himself bound to be guided
by an indicator which frequently gets
out of adjustment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02
A BAD CASE.
II. F. Talley Imprisoned for
Dealing in Contraband Goods.

Ozark, Ark. May pr. F. Tai.
ley of Waco, Texas, q travelling sales.
man for the Woolsen Spice Company
of Kansas City, was arrested here to-
day charged with the betrayal of Miss
Mollie E. Burnham of Waco, Texas.
The charge was made by Mr.. J. w.
higgins, also of Waco, who is broth.
er-in.law of the young lady.
Talley and Miss Burnham came to
this place Sunday, registering at
Ho;el Gunter, but occupying seps.
rate rooms. Soon after their arrival
the porter went to Miss Burnham's
room and found Talley with her, the
door being locked.
1t appears that the couple have
been travelling together for the past
ten days, sometimes occupying separ.
ate rooms. Yesterday Mr.. higgins
made his appearance ON the scene and
this morning Talley was arrested and
taken before Justice Berry for trial.
The accused man tried to make it APP
pear that he was an injured man and
treated the whole affair as q stupen.
dous joke.
The girl in question is q beautiful
blonde, with large dark brown eyes,
and is 10 years Of age. She is very
much Frustrated by the occurrence,
and is now confined to her bed at the
hotel. All of the parties are we'll
connected and move in the best 30
ciety in Waco.
Talley was held in 81, 800 bond,
which he failed to give, and he was
remanded to the custody of the