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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

WIZ BRAY, who killed his ulster
near Barnsvflle recently By striking ner
with his fist. had his preliminary trial
Iass week and was held On the charge
Of manslxughssr, and in default Of boud
was committed 20 Jail It developed AZ
the trial that he broke his sisters neck
by striking her with . pischfork- The
boy to 4. and his sister wzs about -
years old and VAS . member Of the Free
VIII Baptist church
A SuxBER Of eutrzgss have been
committed By whisecaps in L-awreucs
County during the past week. White
and negro farmers wh0 ave been rent
ing and from Hebrews and otherwise
incurred the enmity Of the whitecaps,
have been logged and warned that \
second ofense means death Intense
excisemens prevails IN that section oxer
the oasrages.
MAJ THOMAS H. COLLINS. Of sun
fower couaty. died NJ West Pogas last
week Major Collins was raised in
West Polns. but became n resident Of
S1nfower Coanty about twelve years
aga He was p~rumtnent In pahlie Affairs
and was . nsmber CT the Mississippi
board Of Isvss commissioners for ten
years
T. j. DKoLL- who shot and killed
oscar Stewart and who sss himself
seriously shot by Ssewart ata game OF
base ball It Br0okhaven. had 4 pre-
Isminary LAST week and was renaa9ed
20 fail without bail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05
JESSE PoMeROy


- A.
trmps 10 ksr~p- srws. rrt-~a
BosroS. sept 5a->ome days ago e
was discovered by an otfeer of the
state prison that Jesse Posn-ruv. the
boy-murterer Of twenty years ago
who Is serving a life sentence in soil
tarv confinement had been digging
out the mortar in which the stones Of
his cell were laid. and a search
OF his quarters revealed hid
den away in ~ereviees between
the stones an iron bar weighing
two pounds or mors- n rasp 4 piece OF
steel wire and n small pieee Of tempered
steel How he obtained the articles i
a mystery
Not long ago IL n discovered that
Pomsroy had a string which Led out of
the window To the prison yard where
some fel1ow-eouvict at work attached
q Piece Of iron and steel. which
Pomeroy drew into his cell This
sourre of supply wa stopped. however.
AMI the articles seized. bat the route
of his new underground railway has
not jet been discovers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

LoSDoS. Oct IA dispatch received
By the Exchange Telegraph Co here
states that Admiral de NeiIo. eom-
handing the rebel Brazilian teyt. in
tended To attack one Of the forts at the
mouth Of the h2rbor Of Rio de Janeiro
yesterday morning. but dssisted owing
10 the Representations OF the command
ers Of the foreign war ships now in the
harhor. The dispatch adds that Mr.
a. Hugh Windham. British minister 20
Brazil. and the other ministers are en-
deavoring IN bring about n cessation
Of hostilitieS Minister windham be-
lievss that the esost win be successful
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05
FH<AIs Aaais Harper wed. the osA-s

NEwAzx- y J. sept s0-The we'd
ding Of Assistant City Councillor
samuel J. Mcdonald. was to have taken
place two weeks from yesterday Yes
terdzy morning word was received
that Miss Annie Harper his intended
bride. vas secretly married Thursday
afternoon To n young man of the name
Of Hunter. a resident Of Wyoming.
Miss Harper - 4 resident Of Cfncin-
matt aai the marriage 10 Mcdonald
vas To have taken place IN the First
Unitarian church in that city. Ne
Donald Is - be congratulated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

o. the S-sh Secretary Carlisle called
he resignation of J. r Garrison
ScusT first Comptroller of the treas
~ap has been more than twenty
~x-fn the treasury department.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

EaxLE RrSSxzE- Of Massachusetts,
- UNANIMOUSLY nnmszased ssr gov
znr BY me d~enocrzsir state
|1rn a SS-sn On sAe =-sh James &
fzraL af Springfield MAS nominated
n teu1eulnt-Scveruor ~ a~eeIanza-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

-EEr L~xTrHxxxA m oesxrr ct the
&zsfv-1airT Austrian reserve regS-
kax has been degraded % the ranks
|nf removed IN the FTssE-ninth regf
Int heea1se Ne wz found To be n
|nnber Of the Workingmens Social
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

Z aas been ~gvasralIy known that
- Sarthwe>teru Guarantee Loan Co
Hr PanL- MINI had foased paper
pa rzni1Ien- manner 10 the amount
HEEa9 aux but from later Informal
|nE { appears thai the amount
nraes nearly skags. Goa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

rrurr rHcVsAyD ode fellows from
United States and Canada kept the
-r~sles ut the Worlds fair revolving
sbs ssth- cue-thfrd of the number.
ESTIMATED being IN uniform
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

awrzs ss the uneasy and suspicious
|6ksiHr prevailing everywhere on c
|rzar IT anarchist i~nrrigues the ssas~
Y srrs n Bohemia has been extended
~ include all towns that have
-waH Inhabitants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

|rT SAMSON. aged 81. n veteran
- Manufacturer. and ut one time
susux IL over the eounsry n tn. first
|~~pr-er Of Chinese contract Labor.
~ IN the 18th as his home IN North
Sr.rS Mass
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

exEzzA has r-app<ar~d ia yoseuw.
~ ami northeast Hanxzr In No.
- the outbreak = most serious
n<r we're thErsr-swo e.>es and eleven
|tzras IN The eonvsrs forwarding prisoa
s zzzr CTR between the fxs zzz3 IIrh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

as#xzr L0VEs STEVENSON who ar
~v.fs r san Francisco frum Samoa OF
Ssh. states that affairs in samoa
Il sn unsettled and in a prvcarsous
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

4eaazEsPuyDESr In santiago Chilli
|&~e--zpded- on the es<h- that the g1v-
lament Of Aryvnrina had
p rszuluriouisss m the STAKE Of Santa
y and had suppressed the turbulent
|srnent II the city and PROVINCES Of
hEnrs AvreS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

4 G. PrnrxvEEx. the dssauErinr
|nrrr sf the Sat5sual >ho~ AMI
|Inraer bank Of LexEst.su. Ne who
-~naeae~sf IN October IsRa - ten
rs amprs-ournens- di.zf- On the 18Th
:. n STATE ,r.s<1n ut Taamassqu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

HazsHkE wCnoSkLD Of the United
|suas fsa and fishery eurzmission~ =
kunrSn< s1r IN international oxsssr
nxrr-ss - b~ he'll IN Chicago 0c.s-
Al persons Interested N zsh
|xsur~ are nvS-er4 10 be present.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

snHS TrzFE- n brother Of the In
1na senator. has reeurued 10 the odd
.arsseaa at DelpAL IaA- afszr an ah-
-afz OF over torty-one years during
-earE-ive year<ok whieh he had bes1
arar1sd a. dad He had Led n <ome-
sas saexkere1 Life AID g-Ovn ricf
: me Paelde slope
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

zsx HtSyrx TAILOR American min
- >uafn- has returned TO Nadri.E
- San sebastian where he spen.
!. alaisyS quite III Of Pu~unoufa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

AarTS sEys n Chinese merchant was
|1z.1a citizenship ca the 18Th By
sz<~ Hansord. Of the Tinted States
|es-- At Seattle WASH. on the ground
- the applicant Was Of Chinese
IN The case = 10 De made y test
9rare the supreme euurr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

1rT CLERK Z A. C0ax- Of NcComh
! mas been arrested By the postal su-
4srris> charged with extensively al
sng 70 sell for eight dollars ten
- enzravIn~ tinted repr-ssntI1g
@aerens events IN the life Of Colum-
- nd thea sen6inx % his dupes IN
lra far their mozey . set Of Column
"a Postage stamps
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

PRESIDENT PxxzsT0 Of Brazil has M
= As eammazd In Flo lie JzneEro
- vel armed TROOPS all loyal 10
IN Ihs force = rhoughr ~ be saf-
xsar - prevent landing parties trom
e n-oe4 n shiPs eE<StInx n lodg~-
ri n the city. should al attempt Of
|2ar nature be made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

r.x PRESIDENT sent to the senate. on
80 The uouinasioa Of Robert z
>-suu. Of the District Of Colunhiz- to
E-ess,r u the mint
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

rxvxnR WILLIAM returned 20 B~r-
- the rita from his visit 10 W.T.
q. ne AUSTRIAN army raneu~erx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

AE venerable Julia Ward Howe
teled the mornings session Of the
atHs religious parliament IN Chiea-
!. an the ss<h- with an address Of ten
-aates Duration in which she con-
E-alased her hearers upon the sue
ef the pariiznent and prODhesied
4<sn would have n marked influences
y ped uPon the whole Of Chrissen-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

.srvected that the general eler-
n Australia on wouzalx suffrage
n !, held December
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

lE Michigan Central Railroad Co
begun 70 arm the trzinnen Of all
ms carving American express or
lezrS and other roads are expected
inflow salt The employees have
"a supplied with Winchester repeat
saotgun< loaded with buekshos-
additional employees similarly
--sa nzve been put on % that there
y &c n least ten fully armed men
12ea mail and express train
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05

Tan AND LADY AsERDzEx arrived
9 vrr7wz Ont On the s5sh On the
- as sxe~ll<aey received an address
n the city council and then PRO
Eaaet 10 the fair grounds where Ne
- Opeasd the ceEual Cs1zsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-05
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.

\ c@~a1afs.s sr Ba-ts~.~ a.sf the wsa~v
asr@~e 90 >s.~a ~ ~ O. Dan q Cas-
w--sfv R~~s~w Qa@re-rN- Li-s OF
n~s~sn~-~ sfRar~~ Q Record
tn D~a.y m Csax~~~- usktng Csan-
d~n~~ >ss~ sf Gru-th saa Business
DrRx~ In Emu.~mm~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05
fRlPLE.SCRgw CRUISER hin
NEAP0LIS LAUNCHED.
Is the Secretary Of the Navy to We'd

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.-The
new triple-screw cruiser Minneapo-
lis was launched at the Cramps
shipyard this afternoon. She has
the following dimensions Length
AZ feet, beam IS feet, draught "a
feet, displacement 7475 tons. On
the trial trip she must show >
maximum speed of % knots, and a
continuous steaming speed of n
knots. She represents the most
advanced type of the modern COM
merce destroyer. The cost, exclu-
sive Of armament, is S2,609,000.
Fully 10000 persons were present,
including Vice-President Steven
sou and othsr officials from Wash
ington. The vessel was christened
by Miss Lizzie N. Washburn,
daughter of Senator Wsshburn, of
Minnesota.
New York, July S0.-The
United States gunboat Bennington
viii sail tomorrow for the Mediter-
ranesn. Her mission abroad is to
enable her commander to investi-
gate the charges relating to the
persecution of American mission
aries in Asia Minor. Upon leaving
Europe the Bennington sailed for
Montevideo in the south Atlantic.
Vallejo, Aug. 5.-The United
States ship Thetis has been re-
ported resdy for sea, and now
awaits order from the navy depart
ment. 1t is understood that the
Thetis will be assigned to survey
duty on the Central American
coast.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE
battleship Oregon is now COM
pleted with the exception of plac-
ing her armor in position. Had
the necessary material not been
delayed By the government she
would have been launched two
months ago. She will be launched
on either October 18th or Noyem-
Der 26th.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 11.-Society
circles in Atlanta and throughout
Georgia sre agog over the rumor of
the engagement of Miss Sarah
Brown TO Secretary of the Navy
Herbert While the members of
the Brown family say there is no
truth in the rumor they say it in q
way that leads inquirers to believe
that there Is. at least a good deal
of reason for the rumor. Miss
Brown is the charming daughter Of
Senator Joseph Brown. She is a
brilliant and highly accomplished
woman who spends the greater part
of her time in travel. The story is
that Secretary Herbert met her
while at Chicago, and that it is
case OF love at first sight. Senator
Brown is probably the Healthiest
man in Georgia, and his daughter
is very wealthy in her own right.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05
The Nicaragua Canal.

When the Nicaragua canal is open
q revolution in shipping may be e1
pected quite as remarkable as that
which has attended the opening Of
the Suez canal. Steamers will prob
ably take most of the csrgoes from
California to the East and Europe.
The voyage to Liverpool is less than
5000 miles via Nicaragua, and freight
steamers ought 20 be able to carry
wheat, wine. lumber and other com
modities at considerable reduction
of freight on Cape Horn rates. Nil.
lions viii be saved by that route, and
millions more gained by the eIpsn-
sion of BUSINESS. F. Call.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05
Gold Hoards.

The American bimetaIIie league
made the following estimate Of the
existing stocks Of gold IN the Eocld I:
Russia s5O0.010,OO0 France,
s340.OG4,OO0; Germany, s215,O00.-
900 , England, s22O.OOO.O0O; Aus
tro-Hungary. &150,0O0,OO0; Spain,
Netherlands, Italy and Turkey,
s12jOG0OG0, United States treas
NV. 1902 10000; banks in the
United States, s19S.OOO,GOO. This
formz q total Of s1,95O,OOO, 600.
Assuming the entire stock Of gold
to be So $4,000. 900. there remains
1880. 10000 70 Be accounted for.
The amount OF s1,2jO,0O0,OOO Is
traced 70 Asia, and Il Is supposed
that there L from S3OO,OO0.COO 20
s500,0O0,001 in general circulation
and consequently not under the
control Of g0TeEnments 0. banks.
Congress viii have 70 consider the
question whether business can safe
II Be conducted On z money basis
50 largely IN the hands Of govern
menEs and thsir zuthonEd agents
In this estimate, which sbsorbs ali
the gold known 70 exist in the form
q money, England is allowed but
s251, 100000. Yet the whole cur
reucy q England Is bzsed upon
this comparatively small sun. II
there should Be any considerable
cal f0r coin IN England suspension
u specie payments could only be
zTerted b. calling in gold from I'll
ouzrterz- And It i this calling In
D-ocesz that produces what Ne caIl
2 financial crisis.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05

Sr1rrSwpo0 CESrEz, : T., Aug.
u an here IN South Czrolinz for
rlne 70 Sc nov ths nsw EqUo- lsw
: carried 0zS Whs-e I an II i
carried oaf most every i&y. 10
zsshs- with froza Six 10 eight gEoEu-
ID men who can no Longer think
Pzs: 5 given point
i Nsv Yo-k man who n@keS
property gste-nsioas With water
u-oot Innings Mss supplied $4,000
% this section These ESts-nslocS,
IEr6- z-s Ike great rock IN
weary lSn6-
L hzve written tou- times %
Gove-no- Tlllu1n 70 inquire i II
would q open OF Sundsy, bit, 80
Is. hzva received 10 reply Il the
szns Eus I sent him 5 rss,slp; to-
sooouiu ani the option o. nine
zc-es q mint growing q nv plzee-
Ncskrzts cane ont 0. the rlver
q nights znd ste ny CON this
vsz-. zr6 nv shoes &re WON znd
broken. Sni the Sun Is hid trQu ne
$. tines ous behind he clouds
-he-s : 5 ,ow-p-iced lining o. coin
silver aro.si 81 5 cents. 70 II the
valley N ~ North Cz-o-inS home
.he-e zre nine zc-es q mint wzviuE
II -Ls Ey1G-
Tono-rov I VII % hons- To
.tirk thz- South Carolina the
tone o: 5 proud people, people
~hoss zo7s-1o- ones SID 70 the
-oye-1o- 0: NJ-1h Carolina thst
tine rzs dragging be.wesn drinks.
=hou-6 ION % fo-osd 70 drink out
q TIE governors juEo not 81 81 =
SD
Thz7e been making some uzths-
-z.iezI calculations Sfts- visiting
Hsnszs. T0Ez- Mzine- South CSrU
Lirz srS o.hs- s.ztss which clziu
70 hz7s -h-o.tlei the ruu power
and ind z1s- covering F9uings
5-s6ze With figures, that TIE forcs
-s=5 n evzdinz The lzE n those
Sss.ss Eo-It rzise : ui66-s-sized
pIscsz t~o miles N tEO seconds
BIT ls- - p4ss o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05
SUGAR.

The St Louis Republic, thor
ough-going Democratic paper, says
that the effect Of the bounty law
has been to stimulate the prOduc-
ton Of sugar in Louisiana. The
product Of the State for the year
ending June Both vas 452,O6S,627
pounds. Of which only about
100000 fell below the standard.
The bounty mas caused an increase
Of the acreage and Improvements
in processes Of manufacture. In
der the old process but about 100
pounds could Be obtained from an
acre. but by the new process PTS
pounds Is the average. 1t is stated
that between S15,OO0,OO0 and 49,
Coz, 90 has been expended for new
machinery in the last two years.
so much for cane sugar. The beet
industry is making as rapid pro-
gress, though upon 4 narrower
basis. California produced 43. 5OO,-
coo pounds last year against about
100000 in 1891. California
heads the list Of beet-sugar States,
with Nebraska, Utah and Virginia
IN the order mentioned. The cane
sugar interest and the beet-sugar
interest are practically the same.
Both depend upon the bounty or
upon Z duty on foreign sugar.
Large amounts Of money have
been invested in improved machin
cry in both From what Il known
OF the cast Of producing sugar the
belief Il general that without some
form Of protection from foreign
sugar the industry IN the United
Stetes viii not be profitable. But
the bounty cleuEe in the Mckinley
act is marked fsr slaughter, and
the ssnte1es viii be executed IN
less sone kind Of combination
With other menaced industries can
u effected. 3. ? Call.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05
Gold Coinage Resumed.

Yesterday work was resumed at
the mint under the new administra-
ton. The coinage of gold was
begun, and during the next few
weeks the money mandatory will
turn out between $4,000 and
100000 q day. Superintendent
Daggett has on hand over $4,000
600 in gold, in which there is
included $4,000 in Chinese gold,
which will be coined into $40
pieces before any other work is
undertaken.-S. F. Call.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05
Bx.coNsuL PRATT.
he Refuses to Express an Opin-
lou ON Political Matters.

BE Refuses TO Express an Opin-
lou on Political Matters.
EX-Hswaiian Consul-Geueral F.
S. Pratt, who returned by the Mono
wal last Friday from San Fran
cisco, is confined to his home BY an
attack of acute rheumatism.
An ADVERTISER reporter called on
him few days ago and requested
an interview.
Mr.. Pratt informed the news
paper man that he did not intend
to say anything for publication,
and that he was going to be as
olose-mouthed and uncommunica-
tive as was Minister Blount. The
ex-consul said, however, that the
newspapers in the United States had
distorted and criticized his actions
to such an extent as to cause him
3 great deal of anxiety, and for
this reason he would not speak on
political matters. Mr.. Pratt did
say that so many lies had been
written of affairs here that it would
be an impossibility for anyone to
get the straight of things, and
added finally that, so far as the
Provisional government was con-
cerned, he did not care to express
an opinion.
The reporter noting that Mr..
Pratt was suffering intensely. did
not press him for q further expires
sion of opinion. The ex-consul is
not looking as we'll as his usual
won't, and has not been seen on the
street since his arrival. Mr.. Pratt
intimated that he would return to
the Coast in 9 short time.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05
Stamp Sales.

The amount recently realized in
fourteen stamp sales in London
was s9242. As much as e3S was
paid for q Canadian twelvepenny
stamp, and s3 for FIVE cents of
the Sandwich Isles. For slip of
three Queensland twopennies, I'M
perforated and used, s64 was real
ized.-Ex.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05
Leather
Goods

in the city, and that we can
suit your tastes in color
and quality at moderate cost.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05
Az 1vEEEATED JEATJE-

And nov CONES Z u0te from :
little boz IN the public school Of
Loriuzri. 3 tobacco c=ntsr II this
state inlUiring about Socrates and
hon Ls STOOD Il homs after his
name had become famous over the
world
Socrates suffered az DO most
Zrezt ue1 Eh1 rst1rn 70 their birth
places and seek % impress thsir
Cd ne;ghbors- Going hack 70
Athens where he IVES called
Sick. sven IN his full meridian,
L It strange that he should hsTs
felt down Il the hssI2
! give below notice Of his LEG
ture- taken frou the Albanian
Daily Astouizhsr- which, II L said,
vas f1LI9Esd by the suicide Of So
crates. Nay %, 40 Be.
: rzther Light audience mean
dsred into and ratified around in
the annex q the AcrUpoIis last
sTsuiHg q listen ID Socrates. whom
&c have hard % highly spoken Of
Certainly, fruu what ms been
=zid q SICK especially By 0ur
vie contemporary. the Albanian
Evening Rubber Stamp, Ee
rad r=zs01 70 believe that
Old SOCK ths Child E0lder,
so7ld psrzLy1e Atb=nz 4 thre-
r0andz With bzrs knzckles-
Suffice i 80 szy that The sUdience
ssz bitterly disappointed and the
Albanian Hook aud Lzdder con-
ucv zz6 re Cor5-shizs Scuirt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-09-05

! hSve missed recently from NY
5esk 5 literary publication thst
cane % IL al the spring il E4s
started II. Uz1y months SGD With
Ire following szl-szso-y-
: calloE birding nsstlss zmO1g
Yec- IL unfeigsd wings e4gs- f0-
fight, eSge- % penetrate the uys-
te-.es OF The bright fzr on canopy
u blus snd rs7el amid The dreamed
q bsauties ottts vide, vide void
whispering fz5-h sid hope n each
vocal b-sath, Ehzt shziI Be its fzte2
Sazn Il ungLs It's Joyous carol With
ne suicy o6o-s Of Is native groTes2
o. Vii voc cast Il Ont 70 seek r.
fuzs II sors alien woodland, there
70 wzroIs cut IL early death lsy,
1n-1vs.i, forgotten srd zlols2
Czn I bs tEzt i hzs been cast
o--2 Oh / hope not
I O1ce knew calloH birding
Ike tLzt. before its eyes wers open
70 hold is Mouth siz- II =orus al
dzy 1tts sizs q rs GINNING little
nss-- zn6 o7s 6zy while It's eyes
Es-s c-ossd and IL mouth open :
large and U.1z1 yellow Jacket cane
alag ard sting the CLOTHS @ the
czII1E birding and Il EsTe- sang
znF Do-s
arzs- ezs-s- 55rdLinz-
See that y91r eyes zrs open
god deal q The tine and y0Cr
mouth Sh-r-
Or Pod q South MsccslzTy,
VI asks II nice Letter and
schoolgirl hand Il I #o1Id mind
srS.s1E % her something q the
177,0zT q Ne~ Jsrsey f1r her scrap
book
The E7.z and E1nz Of New Jer-
ssy are EeI Eu-th tbs attention q
tts careful student She not only
Isz6s the union II ths pe4ch- pezr,
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Have You Seen

the dainty little STRAWBER-
RY FORKS in sterling
silver at H. F. WICHMAN'SG
Do you know that
they are absolutely the
CORRECT THING, aud that even
a poor berry will taste
sweet if eaten with one
of these little implements ?
Do you know that we
have lots OF new and striking
Goods in every line,9
Don't forget that we have
THE ONLY LINE of