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NOTICE-THE ANNUAI MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders of the Montana Central Hail
way company for the election OF a board Of di-
rectors and transaction Of such other business
as may come before it, Will be h Id at the office
of the company, Helena. Mont, on Monday,
July "A, 1858. at IL o'clock a. m.
EDWARD SAWYER. Secretary.
Helena, July II, 1893.
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NOTICE.-NOTI Il Is HlREBY GIVEN
~ that tho regular annual meeting Of the
suno~l-supesioc iping company will b, held st
10 o'clock u N, on the It'll day of Augu.t. 1893.
at the Office of the secretary. No. ZIG ,ghth ave-
nue., in the oity OF Helena. Montana, for the
may regularly come tefo o it III accordanc CO with
the bylaws OF said co lnpany.
GEORGE WALKER. Secretary.
Dated July q, lSg3.
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AL persons indie bted to A. III. Thorn urgh are
notified to make payment of the amounts owing
BY them to the undersigned on or before Sept.
i, 1888. L. {. H., Lott. assignee of A. NJ.
Thornburgh. Dated July "a, ls9s.
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All persons indebted to Franklin R. Wallace
Pre- notified to make payment OF the amounts
owing by them to the undersigned on or before
Sept, l., 1888. L. z. r. Lott. assignee of Flank
lin II. Wallace. lated July q, 1873.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. July 2a.-W Wheat Weak; cash, SIZE;
E~eptember. 6lac. "
torn-Lower; cash. $3.50. september, s5hc.
Earley-Nominal.
Pork-Iasy; cash. $751; september. s1a.Eo
!srd-Esss; cash, $40; sentember, ~. 20.
~Saos-Exsy; cash. ". "; September. s7.22H.
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To n one who will SIND us FOUR Of tile
four isoues of the same date, or from fonr
issues of different dates) accompanied by
TEN CENTS in silyer or postage stamps, Va
will send postpaid by mail ANY THREE
BOOKS TO oe selected by yourself from the
list printed below, -
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You pay only for the good you get.
Helena Employment Agency
81 STREET.

Pa EDWARDS STREET.
WANTS-Man to Ia Q Ct ntract to haul eco
corl Ia of wool Tor sod Mining company.
riist cook, So. 50 and second cook. 40 a
wte< 35 boarders.
Girl for gener al housework, 425.
10 LEI-Four-rOom frame house, partly fur
nj he'd, with water, u = month.
Two rooms furnished for housekeeping. IS a
month.
1hree-room brick house, with water, S12.
FOR SAIE-1hirteen cows with nine young
calves. xS2a.
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Ssll UAIION WANT DIN A SMALL FAM
~ lily by q middle-aged lady. Address Mrs.
G ormane, 1853 South First Vest. Salt Lake City,
Itsh.
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SITUATION WANTID-IN MILLINERY pt-
~ partment by competent woman as assistant
trimmer, m tker and saleswoman. Address
Mrs, Ida Pettet. care this ottcs.
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doing East-save limo.

Hosiery and underwear of all kinds at The
Bee Hive discount sale this week.
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SITUATION W~ANrED-BY 4 RESPECTA-
~ BILE widow lady to keep house for a few gem
tlemen who would prefer their own home to
b%..arding out; or would be willing to take charge
OF a gentlemen's CUB; the highest references
can be given. Address A. office of this paper.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

SITUATION WANTED - POSITION AS
~ houseaeepe' on u ranch by a widow with
one child. Add 1855 Mrs. h. {. Howard, 2l8 W..
Seventh street, 81. Faul, MINI.
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There 10 NO excuse for any man TO apr enr
in society with a Rrizzlel beard since the
introduction of Bu%ckinsham's Dye, which
colors a natural brown or black.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN TO DO
- cooking, washing or ironing. 1865 Wost
Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

SITUATION WANTED-WOMAN WANTS
~ work OF any kind by the day; 33a north
| wing att eat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - SPOKANE
~ ,linnch and Water tompsny-1he regular an
nunl meeting of the stockh,l of the poksns
Ranch and Wafer Company will DO held nt the
office Of tho said company, tho parlors OF rho
on thursday, Aug. 3, at four O'Clock n, m, FOR
the purpose of elecring a board of %trustee, Of
two members tn manage the affair of said COM
pany for tho ensuing corporate year. and the
transaction of such other business as NAV come
before said meeting. ~
j. q. SANDERS, secrstarx.
Helena, Mont, July 10. 1893.
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SITUATION W~AN1ED-BY EXPERIENCED
y German governe 50 Just arrived in America.
Address Leila, care of this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-A RESPECTABLE
~ industrious young lady just arrived from the
east would like to get general homework by the
day. Address Il. L.. 2CS North hodnay, or call.
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SlTuATiON WAN .ED-bY GERMAN GIRL
~ to do hous awork in a small family. Inquire
107 Wgrrep street.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
~ with seven years experience as a public
school teac!her would lixo to teach children;
address at once NJ, Inlependent ofica.
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SITUATION WAN uD-WOULD LIKE 10
~ have position sewing by tho day. Ieasona-
be price. Address +. Y. II, post box glh,
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EOE RENT-A FOUR AND FIVE ROOM
- furnished house. Apply Sl Bsattie street,
corner sixth avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-HY YOUNG LADY
- az nursery COVE ness; will do all children's
dressmaking and mending; homo more an OBJ
iect than wages. Address Miss II. NJ. this Of
flee.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WO-
- man to 40 plain sewing; patching and darn
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SITUATION WANTED-GIRL WANTS TO
- do sewing by the day. Call or address 1872
Ir. ckenridgs street.
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LOG RENT. DWELLINGs-HER3 BERT il.
1 Reed y Co.: opposite Grand Central Hotel.
Largest list in city.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY GIRL TO DO
~ general Lousework. Address NJ. NJ, this
Office,
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tebbils ....... Mer chants Hotel. st. Paul
Willard s. Dennis .......... Hotel Ryan, st. Pau
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN TIC DC
~ washing or any kind of work by day or hour.
Address 3GS Blake street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

FOR RENT-HANDSOMELi FURNISHED
house on west side. For particulars ad.
dress box 554.
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SITUATION WANTED-A LADY WITH ONE
~ oh Id would like q position ON u ranch about
tho middle Of August. Address care of F. W.,
Chlnook. Montana. State terms.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

,OST--A SMALL FIVE YEAh-OLD BLACK
II and tan dog. Finder will be literally re-
,Tarded by returning to Henry N. Blake. Power
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

ROOMS AND ROAhD-HOTEL BANCROFT
- ~ Chicago, tirenroof, Calumet avenue aid
.Twonty-ninth. street, al fine rooms; steam heat,
baths every floor: tirst-clnss family hotel, beat
location In Chicago. naar Worlds fair; European
aad American plan: u to So per day. Write for
circulars ii you wish to reserve rooms.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

SITUATION WAN TED TO COOK ON
~ ranch. Address Al. s.. L.. this office.
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SITUATION WANTND-BY YOUNG GIRL
y as look or to do light housekeeping. Adj
dress NJ. H., this office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

rooms, SINCE or on suite; all modem i'm
p.rovsmenta; by day. week or month. Homer
block, corner fark avenue and I larke streat.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY GOOD COOK
~ and second girl, or cook anl chambermaid,
at sos BENTON asenue. corner spruce street.
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WANTED-POSITION BY AN ENGINEER,
plant; also hiking the electrical maohInerv. Al.
dress 100, this Office.
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TO rem
FOR sAI.E--Rrar, rp

EOR s~ALE-HOTEI. DOING BEST BuBI-
= ness of any in city. Over X6, 200 profits last
fonr years. $500. cash and easy terms On
balance; account sickness. Herbert j. Reed 4
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MUTATION WANTFD-BY A WOMAN TO
~ do homework. Address ID State street.
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LOSE.

EOR sALE-S2.so 800 HOUSE FOR s1,775; 81
per month or to suit. II. Il. Reed i Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

For RENT FURNISHED ROOMS WIT
l board. Mt 420 North benton avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

SITUATIONS NANTED-mALE.
Advertisements Lluer lLs LeaA lures timas
RIFE
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ girl to do cooking. 1I12 Boulder avenue.
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FOR RENT-DwE LLINaS.

ENR RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD u
4 Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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FtlA RD AND roo u OFFEREl.
EOR EENT-PLEAHANT FURNISHED
room with tabs board; reference. 8O4
Icnton avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-30

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. NOTICE IS
hereby given that Anton NJ. Hotter has
made TO tho undersigned n general nssianmtn nj
FOR the beac fit Of tho creditors of the said Anton
M Hotter, and that tbs undersigned has taken
possession under said assignment of All nrnn-
erty OF the said Anton nj. Holter. pop
AZ peraon. indebted to tho said Anton M.
amounts owing by them to tho undersianed
witho out delay.
MAESENA BULtNRD
Assignee Of Anton NJ. Hotter.
Dated July q. 1893. s'''
NOTICE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ms
hereby givon that Charles w. tnnnon bas
mhde to the undersigned a gene nj assionr,an nj
Tor The benefit u 'le or ditors of tho ssid hnrias
w. Cannon, and that the under signed h,s tnLe,
possession under SAID assignment OF Mi nro,s,tv
of the sa!d Charles W. Cannon. b'"ies's
All persons Indebted to the mil ,hnrlos "
Cannon arc notified to make Iay,rent ~ tha
nnolnts owing by them to the rnIorsiu nai
without delay. '"hore'sheu
.MASSENh BuLLAHD.
Assignee OF I harles w. C,nr,,.
Dated July 81, 1858. 'ehn"n'
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TOR RENT-EURNISHEn ROOM FOR
housekeepinH, SN Furnished rooms ~ to
$40. 6lB Eighth avenue.
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WAN1ED-AS ACCOUNTANT
- Single or double entry),, correspondent, sec
retary; cashier, collector, clerk in any kind of
once, agent: or draughtsman; Al references.
Address w. A. 3. Jones. Helena. Montana
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Hoods SaysapariHa

HOODS PILLS cure Habitual Constipation by
restoring peristaltic action of the alimentary canal.
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TOR RENr-FuRNISHEp AND UNFuf.
/ nished reoms for housekeeping, In suites
Ut two or four; all modern cohvantsnoss A4t
sixth avenue,
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TOR RENT~-NlCELY FURNiSHED. cool
X snite. Of rooms, one minute from Main
street, hath, etc. also nice single room; reason
abia rates. Address Mrs, g., +. q. box ll1A.
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EOR RENT-FUi NlSFtED ROOMS, &a To
4 80 per month. at 2l2 North lsoane; stra ct.
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CALIFORNIA. -
RI Ta'ace Hotel, San Francisco
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~ to cook in city or at a mining camp: can
give good reference. Address t. j., care GEN
eral Lslivery. l. q.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS STENOGRAPH-
. ef, typewriter and general clerk; can fur
nlsh references from. eastern parties as to my
if required. VIM. 1atters fold, Chotaan Mant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
Suspended Aaimliaa.

San Antonio, Tex, July s.
Niss Ida BInmest, a beautiful
girl l9 years of age, no came
here a few months ago from
Seuwa'd, Saxony. is lyiog at
her home here apparently dead.
Ii Is a case of suspended ANNA
ton. She has been in that con
ditioa for three days. She has
has had five such attacks Iu
one of them, about three years
ago, she was in a cataIeptic con
GitiOu for five days. During
this time her friends and rels
tives were so fully persuaded
ia their minds that she was not
only dressed ia her shroud- but
was placed in her coffin, and
woald have been buried but for
The prctesta;iors Of her mother.
Learned physicians had pro
nounced that life was exiiaet.
anu one of them went TO demon
strate that she was dead, and
applied a reG-.Iot iron 10 her
feet The girl wiuced percepti
bly, and sighed. This scared the
physician as well as the family.
and all but the mother hurried
away as rapidly al possible. In
a short time after the gill re
gained consciousness and was
ravenously hungry She ate
everything put before her, until
her mother feared she would
kill herself. Ever since then.
after each spell, when she re-
gains consciousness, she regaius
consciousness, she eats heartily.
and is as stout aud healthy as
possible for from one to three
IN 'nths, when she is s Esd with
another spell
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
The Rational Claimants Vi;w
CT il.

The suijnined article is taken
FROM a ashirg,on City news
taper.
Hon. Cbas B. lowry, the re
equity appointed Assistant At
'0rney General CT the United
S'a.es ia charge Of the defence
Of Indian depreciation claims.
before the Court If Claims, who
takes the ofice made vacant by
the Resignation of Hon. l. W
Colby is a resilient of, and was
born in Oxford. Miss lie is
about forty eight years of age.
Under Clevel7nd's Last admins.
tratiOn be was District AttOr
hey of the Northern district OF
Mississippi is a member Of the
DemoCraie Executive Commit.
tee Of his State, also a member
of he Campaign Committee Tie
took an active part for Cleve,
Pud in the late Chicago conven
ZION, aud afterwards in the
campaign in his State lie is a
graduate of the University oil
Mississippi, aid vas a student
Of Law under the late in tice
lamar. st the time of bis an
pOintment lac bad a lucrative
law practice and Is conceded tn
be one of the foremost lawyers
Of his State At one line be re
moved to ST Louis, No. and
quickly acquired a paying prae
tice here, but owing TO the eli.
mate, was forced to return Ia
Oxford. where he has remained
ever since. lie is a man OF
small stature. prepossessing ap-
pearauce, AID his face Indicates
great irmness and decision OF
character We learn that hls
appointment gives great salts
faction to the people OF his
Sfafa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
A Day at Niagara For twenty
Goats.

Niagara, -the crown jewel of
our continent centuries old
bat ever new in it's inEuite va
riety. is the one spot that every
American should see; and every
reader of Demorest's Family
Magazine for August may SET
Niagara in all its different "a
poets, at every season of the
year, without the fatigue aud
expense ofthe journey. ThrOngL
The char mingly written aud su
PURIFY Illustrated article a
Day 1T Niagara" one may be
core familiar with every point
of interest in the vicinity of this
Great Fails; while those who
propose stopping there on then
way TO or fro . the Exposition.
may learn how they may see al
- the best advantage. and with
the least expenditure of time
and money. "Life at " hite Sui
phur Springs is another @uut
ing article This Is also an Ell
ample of stay at home ira, ell
for after reading the article and
seeing the many illustration.
one feels as familiar with the
Place as if il we're visited.
"Tie Diary of an Athletic
6iri,' :iss CaEarsie's C-iao
inc" The Story of the HiIlen
num- and The Yadness Of Ia
Fargo" will be read by all Low,
ers OF good fiction IA Fast o.
Umbrellas describes a mos
charming summerf sts ~vatIear
Pleasures" furnishes some ex
cslIent hints for entertaining
Society Fads'i describes eli tn,
latest fuibles Of the battertiie.
OF fashion, aud all the depart
ments for which this ma-arsn.
ia noted are full to OVERT ,yps
With good things. There i,
something ia it of interest TO ev
cry member Of the family. Thi.
IL 81 fair sample Of what il giver
twelve times a year for 81
Published by w. Jennings Dem
crest, ID Esst I4,h St, New
York.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
4 Compliment 10 Chancellor Eel
ton.

Col Poser writes m interest
ing letter TO the Clarion Ledger
from the Lake Normal, and pays
the following C. mplimeut to
Chancellor Fulton
All being assembled in the
Partition IL Il o'clock, Director
Rose, in very happy terms, in
troduced Chancellor Fulton 10
the large aud e=pee;aat audience
aud during the fifteen misutes
that be occupied their delighted
aite Ition, he spoke of the reIa
tons Of the University TO the
common schools, and Of its de
sire to be brought Into closer
touch with them, aud to help
them in every way possible. He
mentioned with special pleasure
The fact that the trustees had
determined to establish a chair
OF Pedagogy a! the University
where teachers could be thor
ougbly trained for their work
The gap which had lopg existed
between the common school
and the University was nov be
ing rapidly closed By the nGmer
Gus high schools established all
over the State, with COURSES OF
study preparatory TO auG in har
mony with the University curri
cuIum.1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
N tic9 TO Pensioners

Bank applications for disa
Died Confederate soldiers ard
their widows can now he found
at the Chaneery Clerks Office
According TO the Instructions
CT the tate Commissioner, all
applicants must file their appIi.
cations with the Cnancery Clerk
before the first Monday in Sep,
TENDER. those who drew pen
sIons last are required to make
neS applications or they will be
dropped from the list.
All soldiers viii have 10 un
dergo medical examination. by
Dr. " ii Baird, the county ply
stefan. Il p GRAY. Oh Q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

The New York World has
shown a ine bit of enterprise in
collecting reliable reports as 10
the condition of crops from 100
localities. They show that the
farmers are getting on very
prosparously as a rule. The
world ,hus sum narizs s them:
L That the whea. crop WILL
be mach below thu average.
= That the corn crop will
be enormous, aud, If weather
conditions continue good, viii
probably be the lIrssst ever
raised.
3 That the acreage of oats.
barley, rye ani similar grains
has Increased aud that the crop
will be large.
4 That the hay crop is every
where above tie average.
D That the fruit crop is ger
orally poor and In many cases a
fatal failure
. That the general condition
OF the agricultural section is ex
celIent, the outlook promising.
and the farms s cheerful aud
Lopetul.-Appeal Avalanche.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
Farm RS Institute.

\ Farmers Institute will be
held at the Court House in HoI
iy S2rinGs GU the 26;h ard a7tI
of July is93, in the interest OF
practical and progressive farm
ing. Representatives from tb,
Faculty Of the y & " College
"a well as prOmi Lent fsfmers
from al sections Of this District
E'J be present aud address the
Institute AL. interested in AZ.
ricultural matters cordially in
vited to be present
u c PEGEUs,
Chairman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
THE BEST ROUTE
BETWEEN
y.. lS1 !is EgiEEi;

The a alaee Car Line OF tee South
the kaEsls city. phs i BnmIpz>
asa4 L has two Though passenger
trains daily bet~een Memphis ani
Birmingham making close and sure
~unnsetious wi.h t.re trains of ali con-
nsetiEg lines Nisat trains have
through sleeping ears let zen Wash
'nzton &c aai Memphis. via Atlanta
md Birninsha Tin connection with ta-
"lehnond L i'aaviiie K L the short
eat rou.e quickest time and the cn'y
iine running through cSrs between fhoss
citlss- Day trains have Palace Heoiin--
ing Chair ears tseats free to he.ldsrs Of
nrst class tickets Through htweeI
Birmingham and Kansas city. and ruIl
man Palaes Sleeping Ears bxtween han
sas City and Atlanta This is p&ny
miles the shortest aud BY tar III. best
equipped Passenger Line between
points In the East and Ssathesst and
Memphis AMI al points in Arkansas
FsIas and the West aud Northwest.
Everything new anu ~frsteiass. 1'hrouga
tickets via this line on sale ut all through
ticket Offices
For any drsired information for large
nap asld time table so!d4r. address
j. Z LOCK WOOD
q. p. ard T. Ag't
Kansas Iity.
Gen'I Agent SIS Main Street
MenpFis Tenn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

Lager bier means lyiag beer,
and We ,hiIk that's a good name
Tor l.. Some people really think
1t makes them strong. You can
get a loaf of bread or a glass OF
beer for a nickel. Which pay S
bestI Leibig, "a wi . German,
tells us that il a man drinks
eight quarts of the best beer
every dry in the whole year il
would contain only as much
that would make him grow as
there Is in lie pound lOaves OF
bread Boys and girls. get your
pencils and paper and lind out
how much the beer would cost
bin. and how mach the Eve
pound !oaves of breadt Which
pays bestl Then think of the
poison be has taken IN that sew
en- hundred and thirty gallons
of beer, so that the next no,
dIy he il very likely til be over
come by the aeaI, aud the next
epidemic IS almost sure 10 cause
bis death.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

We almost daily hear such
expressions "a this bats the
country coming tot I sm going
to leave here; cannot make a
iitiFg here. To such we saw re
ieet and see If you are doing
,onE duty. Do ycu put in your
ne as You shouIJl hi Is the
best poor mans country on
earth today-where we can
raise everything we want from
a ground pea to a mule Friends
qeit grnmbIing aud running
down ycur own native country
and put In a few more hours
and months; raise your ow
meat, corn, etc ; plant cotton
as surplus crop; keep out of
debt, ana then you Will see what
the is matter with the country.