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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
A fresh stock Of gilt edge
butter just in at the Blue Front.

Window shades at C st-Wm.
Sergeant.
COoo.-is the best nickel cigar In
town. Clark & Eppley sell IT.
Have you used sun cured Japan
tea? The Great Eastern Tea Co.,
Sl7 Commercial street, have just
received a consignment Of the most
delicious qualify ever imported into
this city. Try them.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
Summons.

In the Circuit Court Of tns state Of ore.
gOn, for Marion county.
defendant.
10 X. M. Glover the defendants
In the name Of the state Ol Oregon You
are hereby required ~ appear and answer
the complaint niod against you IA tha
above entitled action, on or belOfo the 6Ih
day Of February, iso3, the same being the
lrat day Oi next regular term Of the ahoFo
entitled court afler the expiration of the
publication OF this summons, and III you
fail ~ " eppear aud answer the plalntin
will take judgment against You lOT tho aum
Of so together with Interest thereon az the
rate of per cent per annum lrom March
lO isth, until paid, and all coala aud dlar
Ounenlonis % thla action. You are hereby
noliiled that tnls annmons u served upon
yOu by publicallon by ofdor Of the Hon. ~.
~ Boise, Judge % sald court, made on the
nth DAY % Nov. le9l, directing that said
aummons b published ak consecutive
weeks la the eCAfIrALj Al, Published
AZ salem, Marion eonnty, Orefon.
N.f. MCluNNA0 and
h. a, RICHARDSON,
lsGdw AtlqFnsYl ~ plalpliE,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03


school will be opened next Monday
Attorney General Chambelain r.
turned 90 salem this afternccn.
Mrs. DIR. Giesy returned to he
home in Portland today, after visit
ing at the home OF Judge Murphy
Judge Lord madea trip to Port
land today.
Mrs. w S. B,ggs returned I,
Portland today, after visiting ole
time friends.
DIR. and Mrs. t. L. Rowland re
turned from Corvallis ON the after
noon train.
Gov. Chadwick was a passenger
for Portland this afternoon.
]. E. Eldridge was a passenger
for WoOdburn this afternoon on
business matters.
Attorney Ford IL at Portland on
legal business today.
Hon. E. f. Parkhurst is report
to be victim of the grip, while
their youngest daughter is also quite
SICK with fever.
f. X Matthew, Of Butteville, is
ia the city, and is a subscriber to
THE JOURNAL.
Rev. Father White was among
the distinguished list of passengers
going north this afternoon. He
went to Gervais TO pay Father
Brousseau's parish u visit.
Deputy Sheriff Heley, of Peudle-
ton brought II. Speese down for a
term of eight years.
G. b. Brown has taken a position
with Gray Bros, as salesman in the
building material department.
j. X. Wagner, a younger brother
of the Willamette landlord, has
come up from San Francisco, aud
will make his future home In Salem.
He has been with Wells Fargo &
Co. for twelve years, and will act as
night clerk iii the hotel for the
present. Mr.. Wagner's family will
follow soon.
Geo. f. Smith opens In his new
quarters in the Cottle block Thurs
day morning when the balance of
his stock will be offered at the great
est bargains ever known in Salem.
John G. Wright tells JOURNAL
reporter that the cash system which
he has adopted is working finely
and that customers are receiving
neat benefits in the way of lower
prices as the cash business entails
much less expense. He is closing
out full line of imported china
ware at bed rock prices.
If there are any members of the
city council who believe in street
improvements for 1892 they should
get their ideas together and In shape
to go ahead.
Hon. j. M. Wallace, brother of
the late r. s. Wallace of Salem,
sends us the catalogue of the State
Normal school, of Greeley, Colorado,
of which he is president. The
school is fine structure, has fac
ulty of twelve professors and a total
enrolment of l57 students. Mr..
Wallace takes u deep interest In
educational work.
The firm of Simpson q Rogers
has dissolved partnership, j. b.
the painstaking conductor
on the Electric line having bought
out J. M. Rogers, and the firm will
hereafter be known as Simpson
Bros.
The will of Isabel d. Parker, In
dependence, disposing of 2l6 ain tp.
Ss 4w, to her husband and heirs, has
been filed with the county recorder.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. McNary, re-
turned on the morning overland
from Roseburg and will be home
at the DIR. Hall residence on Sum-
mer street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
Bids for Capitol Dome.

TINHE board OF capital building ccmmis.
Il siOners invite sealed proposals for the
construction Of the Dome Of the Capitol ~
may be seen ~ the office OF Justus n
Krumbein, architect, hRFquam ballding,
Portland, Oregon. Every bid ahal be ac-
companied with an undertaking with one
the amount Of the bid, 10 be approved by
the board. 70 the effect that II his bid shall
be accepted the bidder will perform the
work specified therein In accordance with
right 70 reject any or gil bids is reserved
Bids viii be opened al the executive once
on Monday, February 90 1897, ~ o'clock
y. m. BYLVESTEh PEHNOIEH,
GEO. w MCBRIDE,
PHIL, MEiSCHAN,
Board OF Commissioners.
Wh. A.bURLY. Clerk Of Board.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
The council adjourned.

COUNTY CoURT.-The county
commissi oners court met for the re-
gular February term Tuesday at ! 80
p. m. County Judge Davidson,
Commissioner Grim and Watson
were present. The routine business
of the term was entered upon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
BOARD OF TRADE.
Holds Meeting and Does Some Good
, WOrk-WantS a Yiaduct.

An active meeting of the Salem
board of trade was held at the Will
lameite hotel last evening. About
the first business transacted after
calling to order, was to pass the fo,-
lowing
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03

FALsE.-The statement in the
Statesman report of council proceed
Ings that the Commercial street via
duct will cost twenty-one thousand
dollars Is false. The correct report
of the estimates submitted, will be
found in this JOURNAL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
A fresh stock of gilt edge
butter just in at the Blue Front.

Five dollars per month invested
In Chicago addition to Portland will
double itself In three years or less.
Call on J. q. Booth, over Ladd a
Bush bank, for particulars. IL will
pay you. 2stf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
You Can Rely

Upon Hoods Sarsaparilla as a posi-
tive remedy for every form of
scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples
and all other diseases caused by inn
pure blood. IL eradieates every inn
purity and at the same time tones
and vitalizes the whole system.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03

Constipation, and all troubles with
the digestive organs and the liver,
are cured by Hoods Pills. I'm
equalled as dinner pill.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
THE FORWARD CALL.
City COun,il Takes Necessary Steps
to Build .he Niaducl-URaHi-
mons.

Salem cracked the whip of pro
gress at the last council meeting, ant
the whole team started.
Every member of the city council
expressed himself in favor of the
Commercial street viaduct, and
some excellent speeches We're mad,
with the clear ring Of progress and
q forward movement for permanent
public improvements. The details
of the plan will be reported at the
next meeting.
The street committee is author.
lied to act with the city attorney
and engineer to prepare plans and
specifications, get bids on the work
and have all in readiness for the
next meeting of the council. This
will require quick work and ener-
getic action. The city engineer has
the plan for a stone arch viaduct, all
complete. The finances will be the
hardest to arrange. The city has
been slow in acting, but 1t is not too
late. The Electric road people have
virtually let the contract for their
whole line already, and say they
have an arrangement with their
contractor to turn over to the city
bridge fund whatever it would cost
their contractors to put a trestle
bridge across there for. They do
not know what sum this will be or
what the city would require of them.
If the Electric company aud adjoin-
ing property will contribute liber-
ally there should be little left for the
city to pay, according to the follow
ing estimate:
From county, oDe.half -----$ 5000
From Electric road-------- 1000
From property owners----- 1000
Balance for city ------------- 1000
Total cost st----------------$l2, 900
THE JOURNAL has no means of
knowing what will be done or can
be done. Bat it is certain if properly
handled the viaduct is within reach
and that now is the time to build it.
Both the people and the council are
unanimously for it. Circumstances
unalterably fix the present as the
time to build it. 1t is a movement
all the people of the city approve of.
The city committee that now has
the m liter in hand deserve only en-
couragement in their labor of pro-
viding means.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
joys s.,sssss,,'. Sssssss's

Most modern, most effective, largest bottle.
Same price. 800. six for s60o.
For sale by Dan'l j. Fry, 225 Com.
street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03

Ayers Sarsaparilla purifes the
blood, and expels all poisonous
elements. Sold by druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03

Smokers headquarters, the rarest
cigars 10 the market at CIV. HELEN
brands.
sargAnt sells window shades at
cost.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03

A fresh stock of gilt edge
butter just in at the Blue Front.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
Capital City Nursery.

have a few thousand choice year ar
pie, pear, cherry, plum and other trees a.
my packing grounds opposite state house.
that Will sell al very low prices 70 plant
cra or dealers.
Forty men wanted 20 work in nursery
alter the l5th OF February.
Very Reapcctfully,
l-2JIm-dw II. LEACH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
1905 20
HIGH STREET BRIDGE.


Contract was let to lowest bidder.
1t is to be $50 feet long. There is
t. be a queen truss and pile ap-
proaches. From fire and water CON-,
a petition for light at 10th and Belle
vue street. Adopted
FIRE PLUGS
On petition of school board and
others for hydrant at corner Thir-
teenth and Center, that it be
grantel. Mr.. Hutton said a con-
tract was let for twenty-five new
two-way hydrants to Baker &
Strang. He opposed putting in any
of the old style hydrants. Report
adopted.
On petition of citizens for an
electric light at corner of Twelfth
and State, granted.
LamoUreux asked further time for
location of water ditch in Depot
addition.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
THE vIADUCTs

Hunt called up the South Com
mercial street viaduct. He said he
hoped the matter would be taken up
if within the reach of the city,
johnson said he was anxious to
have it built. Hutton favored it
and said the bridge could be put in
for much less than first estimated,
not over $4,000 to $4,000. The
city attorney informed the council
that bridge so feet wide was TO
be built. He had figures that would
bring it down to $4,000. With a
cut stone arch it should not cost
over Sl4,OOO Lafore spoke In favor
of it and said action should be had
at once.
The may6 suggested committee
to investigate and report. johnson
opposed delay. The city could get
along with the old bridge for awhile
but the electric road wan'ed TO go
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03
EHE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
WEDN ESDAY,---FEB. 3 1892
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindOwgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Ian Baking Powder,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-03

All members of the council were
present, Mayor Darcy presiding.
REPORTS OF Committees
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22

gen in bergansen tipiliiirten@elt befiir-
wortetc, l,no sluar aefbab oies lAon
udGreno ieines stufent1cltes ain Sap,
Glio 20 Sabre eEer. als 2eperrier, I'M
6inblif auf cine 8eropllfommnung oes
Selegrap6ennebes, ben mpoernen Wets
teroienlt inauguriren fonnte.
Sem groBen GeIe1rten lit Elm ru9i.
ges, ionncnbef6ienenes 9lter per9nnnt
geiuefen. @r itarb su 2pnopn am IL.
sluguit 1871. I'M neunSi9lten Sebenss
jabre.
llnb Der 9lniane fniipft lid ans
gnoe wie Sobn Seridel Der wiiroi9e
@rbe ieines g!anspollen 8aters mar, 10
1T es aud inn beidieoen, in spei SDb-
men fort5uleben, BON oenen ber cine alli
einem gDirfun9sgebtete, wel6es benz
oes @aters freilid ferne liest. eine
maBsebenoe Stequng ertlommen. nab.
reno Der anbere als bo6er OifIeier in Der
britii9en 6lt 5u ben eifrisiten berr.
fenen SOroerern Der tuilieni1aitli6er
9lltronomie in Gn9lanb sdblt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22
Git, eatcs @ef@aft.

Srau Gommer3ienratb Sraller pHegt
felt einigen Sabren, lpenn lie einmal
I'M Die Serbitseit ben Sobnbof lire,
Staot betritt, pon Dem bort ausIteben:
ben 3eitlngs6inoler Yrcller fir ibrer
@atten einen neuen vSabrtr binfeuoer
Soten" su faufen. Spbalo Der Galen.
Der beraus lit llnb Die Srau &ommer.
sienrat6 ii@ ouf Dem 9abnGof blider
ldbt, eilt benn au6 Yrcler pfli9ti6ul.
oi9It auf lie su; Ser neue 2a9rer Sa'
lenOer, gndbi9e Srau, ioeben erI6ie.
nen!" So sinas aud in bieiem Serblt,
als Die 6rau &pmmer3ienratb gu elmer
@eieli6aft in Die 9ia9barltaot reiier
lpoltc. Ser neueite 2abrer sefdlli92
uSa, neinetpegen," ia9te lie, bier ii
@elb; so gf., nidt waDr?" - .Sa'
iuo1l, bante beitens!" gim Ielben 9ia9'
mittag fommt Der Serr 9ommer5ien'
ratb auf ben Sdbn6pf, UNI eincm 8e'
i6dftsTreunb bas 8eleit gu seben.
&anm 1T Der 3us fort. 10 itiirs
Ereller auf ben &ommersienrat6 gu
~Serr Sommersienratb, ioeben lit bel
neueIte Sa9rer ansefommen; Srau @e.
mablin fauft jeOes Sabr einen bel mir
,uollen Sic i'm slei9 mitnebmen?" =
r@epiB, marum ni1t? g9as toItet er?'
0Yfennig. = ySier." = y9anfC
beItens!" = 9lls am 9lbeno Serr unt
6rau Sraller iib gegcnieitig nit einem
Salenber iiberraibten, iast Der 6aus.
berr la6cno: .Su. gtsnes, Der 2iin.
mel bat uns iiberliitet, aber iparte nur,
Preller!" glm nd0iten Morgen itber
Serr uno 6rau Sraller am &afieetii6,
ols Yreler nit ieinem 3eitungstort
porbei 9ebt. Sofort iprinqt Der &onls
mersienratb auf: vSa gebt Der S6lin'
sel!" uno ms &ontor bineinrufent
fiist ct binau: vMeier, laufen sic eirl.
NAL i6nea binter greler ber; er ipl
einmal bereintommen!" Ser Gommis
Gilt bem 3eitunssbdnblcr na6. vSi'
mO6tcn bod einen 9lugenblid gum
Serrn &ommerSienratb bercintommen!"
- uSelplB, germ, iagt Breller freuno.
li6, naber Doren Sic, i'd babe 10 rpe.
Mig 3eit, i6 lueib aud i9on. mas el
will; er tauft namlib alle Sabre einer
Sabrer Salenber BON mir; bdben Sit
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nib" iagt Der aOmnlis. = r9d, banr
tbun Sic mir ben @efa!len unO nebmer
Den &alen0er mit?" = llno in BEN
getpubtIcin erfiilltcr Yflibt tritt nun
Der jlnge Wtann por bas falenoergc.
iesnete @bepaar. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22
grass 2i5t=8etiQuicn.

Sran3 2iBt=9teliquien iueroen bon
lln9arn aus, uub namentli1 pom Dor
ti9en 2anocsmuiel,m. mie aus Denl
SiBt'ihen 9ia6laHe auf Der internatio=
nalen slusItellun9 fir Wtuiit uno 8Dca=
terpeien in @ien in rei6er SiiQe sll
iebsn iein. Defenders berpDrsubebcn
lino cine 9tcibe bon pra9tpollen Grdil=
SEN aus maiiipem Goelmetall; cn Gi=
rigententab, aus Sols gctricben, nit
YfanSenornameltten 9eSiert, nit sip0li
tleineren unb am Gopfenoe nit elmer
srobcn Yerle geIbmildt; nm ben Stab
winoet Iicb Elm 3lueig, oeIIen neun,eDn
Sldtter polltdnois aus Smaragocn scs
biloet lino.
Scrner Elm groBer 9tptenpult=9lufiab
aus Silber nit fi9uraler Srnomcntit;
borne in Der Wlitte 2ibts Gelief=9 9lortrdt,
barunter ein9eQraben in cine Silber=
fld9e Die glniidt ppn @ien uno 9uoa=
peit. gluberDem iinb al bieIem Wutcn=
puff nod orei Silberbiiitcn an9cbra1t,
ipel9e Seetbopcn, Chopin uno S9ubert
Seisen. Seitli6 lino smci boppelarmige
Silberleu6ter beTeiti9t. Iieies berr=
li6e &unitluerf Durbe selc9cntli9 Der
COMPETITION Der Graner WGNe Don
elmer 9lnS0bl 0iterrei6ii9=un9ariit1er
Gunitfreunoe Dem Giinitler 9emiomet.
gBeiter entbdlt oieie observation-disclosures
lung ben Yrlntidbel, meI1er i'm
Sabre 1910 oem sroBen Siinltler in
98iiroi9un9 ieiner fin nitlerii6en uno
patriotiIGen @erbienIte bon ieinen
Sanosleuten gelpiomet muroe. Sieier
Sdbel, lpelGer gum srdbten Sbcile aus
pergolhetcm Silb2r nit oamastirten
6oloOrnamcutcn beite9t, 1T nit 2l4
@oellicinen 9el1miidt,s II. slp. betrdqt
bic 9lnsabl Der Jtubine so. Die 9(Babl
Der Sm0y09oe l31. Son intereilanten
Sleini9teiten lei nod erlpdbut: Chopin
Sano in Marmor na69ebiloet, oes9lei=
9en Die $>ano 2ibts, iblieBlib Die
3umbui0'ibe 8eetbopen Statue, in
tleinerem MRabitabc ans GrS 9esoiien.
Ser materielie gHertb oieier 9lusltel=
lun9s=Obieste allein betrdgt tpeit mebr
ais 10000 Il.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22
-@1n @efddtts M ann. Der

-e1n @ef6dttsmann, Der
feine &unben bu3t. Man be-
ri6tet aus gSien: Gin Sraulein, bas
Ii6 als S6riftltellerin be3ei6net, W(a=
tbiloe Streinsoorfer, eridien als 9ri=
battldaerin Dor oem Snjurienribter bes
ge3irtsseridts 9lIiersruno, I'M Subne
tiir ibre perleBte @bre su foroern. sic
frsdblte bem &i6ter in nprboeuti6er
Munoart, wie iie in bas Sanoidubaes
f6dft Der Sirma gaul S6rebensti 9e=
fomlhen lei, pie piele paare Sanb=
f6ube iie bort anprpbirt babe, obne elm
palienoes gu finoen, unb mie lie oes6alb
bon Serrn S6rebensti unsalant be-
banbelt wuroe. als iie, obne eefauit gu
baben, bas @ewDlbe berlalieu ppllte.
glm meilten entriiltet mar Srdulein
Stelnsoorfer bariiber, bab ii6 Serr
S6rebensti berausnabm, iie su % II.
sen". Ser 9lneetlaste sab gu, piel-
lei6t nnbOilid seipeIen gu iein,
er bemertte aber su9leid, fr balte
es fir 9ans unmOslid, oaB elm
8ei6aitsmann feline &ube bepabren
Tonne, menn cine Sunbi9ait swansia
bis breiBi9 Yaare Sanoidube na6einz
anoer oeroerbe uno li9 Johann nonha=
liant nit Den Mprten empiieblt. sd
taufe beut' nifbt unb fomme Elm anoer=
mai mieoer." Sie @attin oes 9lnae=
flaeten iuuroe iDoann als Seugin aui=
gerufen, uno Der &i6ter bei6loB, lie su
beeioen. gnsetl. SD perbiete meiner
Srau, einen gio absule9en! = 9ti6ter:
Die @ntibeiouns bieriiber itebt mir su,
nibtS Sbnen. -Nngetl.: 9li6t einmal in
Der Stride oarf meine 6rau obne mel.
nen @illen i6iporen. 9ii6ter: Sm
8eri9tsiaale enti6eioe i9!-Sie 3eu=
gin iaste unter Gio aus, oab lie ipo6l
oas v0u;en" seb0rt babe, aber nidt
bic ineri,ninirten beleiOi9enben @orte.
Ser &i9fer ertannte Serrn S6rebensfi
ber llebertretuns hef gbrenbeleioigllng
i6ulbig, DC ii1 aus Der eioliu beltatia=
ten 9lnlpra6e gu" nit &iidli6t auf
ben gansen 8organg unb Die 9lusIa9e
Der Gldserin unspeifelbaft ergebe. es
ieien bic beleioiasnoen 9lusoriife geinl,
len. Sas llrtbeil lautete auf eine @elo.
itrafe pon 5 @ulben.
- 3u Dir agt man Serr
GIel, ~ biuter Dir Der giel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22

= Gr bietet ibr etwas. Gei-
der &aulmonn 6u einem iunaen
Wanne, Der nm Die !Sano elmer ieiner
509ter onbilt): gBas bieteu sic mei=
ner So5ter oenn NOBLE 9ti6ts? %
bod! SD bctc i6r INNER einen ellten
Sag, pean iD iDr begegne!
SIR Ser9niigen. SaB
Sbr Sud ni9t ibdmen tbut, einanber
iprtlud9reno Su priigeln2! - 9Iber lie-
Der 9err &i6ter. tuarum foat mr. MIR
ni9t a biNa Scrgnii9en auf bieier
Welt pergSnnen?
= all 0eif! ,@arum griiBen
iib nur Die &dofa1rer nit ,gla Seil?"
: ngla, Oas 1T bod einfa6, oaB lie ii9
bei ibrem bais5rebeuben Sabren ira-
gen, pb nod glilcs bell iit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22
Sic @toGcn ldutcn.
gpn stooIi 9Stteer.

Sie Giofen lGalten oas Sitern eiu
SSn al!en Gden uno 2anoeu,
llno frpn,ue !0erSen iubeln 0arein:
Der 2en5 lit iuieoer erltanoen.
Gs atbmct De- gSalo, Die Groe treibt
llno tleiOct iib labeno nit Wlooie,
llno ATS ben lh0nen glu9en reibt
Gen S0lai iib erlua1eno Die HoIe.
9as i1aifcn0s 2i9t. es fIammt uno
freilt
llnb iprengt bic feiielnoe Siilc,
llnb ilber ben 8aiieril i9wcbt Der @eiit
llnenoli1er 2iebesiiille.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-22
= I'm 6ufoig. 9ln9cflaqter:

= uni6ulbis. 9lngcflaster:
Sans uniDuIois bin /, = mid bats
Soos 'troifen inter uns Suri6en, baB
i6 ben Seppel per9auen mub, neil er
sine pon uniern Mdoeln an9'iiibrt bat!"
: &i6ter: rSamit tbnnt Sbr Sud
ni6t entl6uloi9en. Sbr battet Sud
Dei9ern miiden, bieie Jtobbsit allssus
iiibren!" = 9lnseflagter: ,Ses mar
net m6sli'! 90 gut uie i9 bdtt biz
PriigeI g|icmano beiOrst!"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-12-08

D. L v Jsses ATTENDED Anaa-
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jsnt { Aass,ipei csle-. .rsacL-
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hsrxs eJUgnss=tous sLieE vsr.
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ne fsV1lA;ioa - a ale e.. oueag
q TIA szr-el Sc-srtrrc, aud a.. !
most sigc~Et speaker. He was
feE eleven vcar. a.is ofthe Fi1,
Baptist CEu-eA AsuYhB, ami
made qaite = reputation Here zs >
preacher We toEgF2tEl.fs 90.
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success IA -.t.ug s4ra1 mau a.
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gong TO DO 4 graz zerf. He
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all coms 10 hear haa. He bad a
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Is II ogT city.
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On. o. our substantial county
citizens, a member Of tbs Federal
grand jury. says hs at,sased ssT-
vies at . Of sur churches the GIN
err night and j, appeared little
singular 10 hIm that the au1I.ncs
all gsf a. far as possible fros the
preacher, and wanted to .kEs" the
reason. VII sens one explain u
for him?