davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-15
Petroleum Closed Csc bid.

Money on call active, ranging from 6 to IS poi
cent: closed offered at 6 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper b@7. Sterling exchange steady
but quiet. with actual business in bankers bills
at S4.s4@4.SiIa for sixty-day bills and SLS6@
4. S64 for demand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-15
Poultry.
Butter and EGGS.
HAY, Grain and Feed

Montana blue Joint. baled, u ton. SIG 90
Montanl timothy. u t)n.......... is 90
Montana upland. Tton............. u 0oG14 90
Oats, q lOO Z50l 70
Eran and shorts 20
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

a sms
pred etlra-
s =ss -
n1aes scarce
zeruss skak-
sa= zears5aa |. IS SIRE
A. - lrz 81 E-s E-z-51u-shs
.He.E2 g soc
iss rev@-lisa &c g~aal--HFF 1sF
ol rAeG AXIS zad zrgu.5
sasar sl4Er ceasr.S lG 60 e nga
ve7y e=e11Faa- s5ES Go tn
sEs sa aew enterprises CO >
vsET good si-z= 10 tr
lse EaeVT1a.e reErs5s@ Iks
z-heTn STATES are FieA fa
great varieties sc r dE5 Fs5a
beg ana che 1.E1Es tae ID 5n.
-ae world fsr w1-@o-s ia
E4srEsr EsEF- w4@rs a1e rzz
s-z
us-sv. s s ess-a
--ra -
- ----a--.4 -
ras -
-rr-r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

ia Jon believe IA PrsdessI-
sE9z asked The captain sf d
E steamer TO = clergy
mn EE9 happened &c BE travel
In- with him
o eazrss I to
AaS yol slsa believe shat 5
30 Be vii be
CsrtazaIv
-TsH- I rza CAD ID bear To-
-NhyT7
azse intend so pass that
bsah ahead Ia fifteen eauseeu
tive m5aa1ezr II there be any VII
Eue Ia pine aEGEz and 5asEtIed
saT vsIVss- Sa Gsad be
alarmed ssr HrEe eaEeraat 20
.kgss tAea L waafd
Here she G1vTHe began pz1rTa=
IN lis hat. AMI Eagke1 very
mach Ike backing sE-. whIeA
tee elpsaI1 observing szf5=
thought yoH safd y1u be
Aeved N PEsGss5aaaisn zz5
EhEE = TO be VII be-
80 90 bat I prefer being
L Lastie nearer the Stem Wien II
takes RI1ee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

HOW T@E RELIC WILL Be TExys
T1EFED Fu C1VrAsp

HOW INA RELIC WILL Ea rEAES
TDEFED no CEVC4Gp
Ta a-zueaes fe- lEe
-Es --zsIst Cd 1se cd arav
a srsm FlE A to C1eu
g0- -sr aEsass ccmsEsteL Ihs
special lain bearing taa E
VII arrive la RaTln.sg&E Or
.uAe ah THsr.- and WrIE arrive II
.C25e1-s CT sae f01r Lys be-
I2g ea1szn "a IA sae EagEaeg
The awE VII be- ese raeE 6F u
p1EsE- iueIa1iag Mayor ELHl4
! StI2rsz aGd G5beE elaxsIe4s
and asVeEsH E@VIgesI guests Eae
-raIl Will consist oFseverd PAN
nzl sleeping eErs. a dining ear
and The sg e5EE ear dtsu e for
the bell TIE IeUueE WI be
@GGs ever = eFc-ls0zs route To
enable 5ae inhabitants Of North
western Pennsylvania. Ohio. In
ddsla end E-azle5s so see the ks
sGE5e relEt- lac <rsa sop x5-E
81 III -a 1T Harrisburg and she
train VIII then pr eeeeI TO Eeze
zs@Ppa : Il EI1GssIe- Oh cry
AID EaG@klia- sae1ee to- F.sss
ezrg thence 10 Chicago. wzah
eThEo55EG2s OF S@ve Il he4rs each
al CEeveZsad- Cc-Gn5as ant n
IEzap@IEs The 0eEE VIII Ls Ia
ken EU= Tz5epezteaes Square
and carried To zhe rzEErc=1d DE-
pea VITA : lzlsaEF sacuss i
special gZEFss Cfsx reserve %
e. cheers fr0aa PhlaA 5eEsl
Wi gard u daring It's Journeys
1azh Ways and While Oa ezET5I-
risz u CAzsEg3
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

DE- @
EarE va 2 eF n
sa RG 81 s ET
S1all sraH1 ga AalaVer-
-AAS aHs1sa ca A
fe- wa a.
R we're sar1@a aE sAe
ma ssA ee e
s4s ~ lA
aa W.
"a aa a
ea
~
=. -. .-'s ~ 40
- -
- - -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

III -.1- "a ere ezrtgfa l
au On r G act 81 tbs
pE 4saE AID
era -ssvl-A E1e con
T -
eu WIS EefsE Eed the I4D
fze s1e at eEaM a
sEsa e. TIE Beari q
srt ely C1EBeI TIE
sse tae Fctr
.r11n VISA the 5ratIla aa -
and f1un4 ralE uG- peri i'm hsTt
= 2 FIv 81 SCR Fa Fs q
vas A -ae members &c
rer1un5rt~e- InsE vas
sf 5y he board FhsPrWvests
rf V Is Co. TIE rg
: s vear IS Heas Ser the
rest M ash rhe saIlgss have
b e. and &c ras Is has
vereI II al natl r sE-
a6 a-E-I 7faes pra
b rF ha-t The D.
d5-e1 fee eE bind sEs-
anE ray8r HeD1waiE asea
.sh.rr &C. sGrB rgm3zm 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

are fsw sl m
and ten 2
ef
eaFa 'E @
acleraaess &C sas 7-r-L
e. Tzs tie
11E
mE mp1I1s-e 3 CAR for
5ra-lal knew rss uGcee eal
res &C 5hglr psz-Y 50 vel.
Fiat 1heS heeals ~
Gaze D=zlss.1 WV g. 81 Is
quite zsuaE to End s8gr the Ell
ss ssaH osz e ar
an hs v1rs1 she Her
ticket gr vfse vezs Il ths g
revenge f5r saE eam eEs1rv
lgiaE tn kIve la 10 20 EE-l
saslr Da
evenings o. an de-
rlL writer was SRA aar euE
e GrH- Es masE Ha1
ra I 1a swel
ha-r5 tire Nh Eh &C BIS
Ga s1 ASH Is ras za1aan-
tor FIR having BED Ct Co
A f. WIS IA - ce a5@Gs
=. eE ~eraE1 90 BE-
treated in laE -lserE
Is rle
OF yai-sr ag me 3 Sea
Ter f-aaaz r thinking
raa psr l s 1as terms
5-5 E15 ez
81 zs a r
Eat
reVerE 4 ses-
+ Ez- I5EsL wFswrE wrs
sa-ave- earnest sIB sad
z
wonder sI IS IEthaF
sn1E Ia Pe and aad gin
wg F WA shat par
9a w2sF4 da < sf ne and IN
paper e he agI heard By ata
wAfls E VS. eEewERg sAEs
sltl &eer
veHtE n saE mIH1es
rw1Et a va Tng ever
. STE Ey4 a. SKA ar
tlB Hl4 Ass eeua-
AZ Il g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13
Hrs. lsTsi4-1 Ell Tsc1 TIA
-

Mrs Cleveland las sent IN
4Gs0GraPA letter - Hiss Ese.
VIes-ern1al ct 1he gaTznlra
LoeEsF EsI eamz5tree- accept
ny II ElvI-hzis1 80 release the
me-s1 Material frgu the f1r
atee Into IKE mll1- c1s-E tire
CsaGm3lIR Li5erry BeL By
taGeh- Al electric bssrGm la
Ehe y AIss Esuse e31zee1ed BIZ
a GEses wIre xl1h tie furnace az
TruF- y Tat sae 1anlvsrsAEy
Of asEagsshTs Tz1E-za-50-
AZ the opening Cal-uhza
EEposlEsa ne movement TOR
saE 2eEaEEaezs establishment Of
she Liberty Bel Develops With
the Eeur&. and tA4 cGutri5Crzens
ara esE11g d E9m every Guar
ter GE Ghs globe from ger=ozs
Interested II IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

r. - rdH B.rsT EsSGrTons Gs
f. tas- 2ess-x AL annoy Soy
FeSsr arhsls.- ET- things di4-
Earts a-m bar EE Wale he
was speaker < rsma neeas8E-
= { I Elm 80 appoint two sIevr
tor AMI the worry enSEI-I an
hlMT - hES easIeg er e. seEses
tie aaaeSs asTs % Ifsy 1pn,I-
esRt. apSsa h-m mHr4 flEn aay
aVsas If h. waeIs. Term Ct aiic,.
I WA tlsr5 ~eIsvafar xaald
. * he sEd enc day after rum
n ns TIE gss E-Ies Of a daz q be-
s=ees-Ias m Mh--s I neve-
edEzld aHders-a pI che need VI
esevEssr In tte Hon G any,
way
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

How sa4Er a t7-r~ saee Iz0
when tae nsw tzrrE eagc5
ed =a haze elu &C
IT'S le Elr5ss- Tey salt
then Il W zE s= twelve
IA 11G mG
7p rEes lt Ea the eaaa
urged shs ,rl IN It x
States with twelve
shrs E the ve-ss as 1#a
twelve azsars E9Easera Gu
lT shree years 60 consequence
ct -hE5 tarzE Ee sas Democrats
have eszsrgl az lexa
They VII zexs wE-a-
the --rE eEG-aA EaHwE41 j.
-e1zEA. 1Ae fret raLs sae
are "a r515FH &C b15a arHne4s
Of Csaes AMI abb an
ase DIE Sd 5ae srastrars
created to u~aall-rfu n
1lE1e ore 5-zzelffseE
err Abe S-E aa1 seHa
1ers we're smart Rzs taelr.
smarrnesE h1G JAe q 1aw OF.
beng Inspired by a -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Tie &9=EieR EUtHmaT
The EIs1 van gLkssE e8sssn
crE9 tE sea q 70 maes the
seven cent zcaed aasI fE5s
He make p easY &c 5aegH an4s
esru- VII n least hzrve TIE sa
Fl E4n &c saving frsfzass ard
mI-e Meas peEG1s5es when
l = ready 60 swaB rs eastsn
maaey eE fer sgpPs sar be
SI7 bEE than 81 a$ w-e aad
GEe P-evaESEt - EhR
w5& be 3 comfy &c eora and
meas AMI zEe se-e7s hereafter
and We VA uaze Is muea
60 zen a HzEf-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

The ALLEGED sen Swpd ~
ing wS married T. sl. h-
church az NaRTex7u-f and urn-r
areaIas tan r = BsSt nar- re
II SHE 20 sae lew wEaaI Sc A:s-
mst - CAEs AZ EvraE Se
@yFnfzIs.s siHs 5ri1 l. Hhts
AItFulEE PaE5se P.sersea- az
a1- Laanas IvenHe- RsuaHea-s
1srElaagbatJ and 1riznaT.v a.
FEuad the eEaraeter az tsa
EeGu- mss1-
kurl w sg sweden VS. lis
Eftaer Re was gradaafe,g from
the ClEFersify OF Sss lJ-
ak gA Eensrs- and having 4
peEehtat for mfsTc Wa asu-
a@ start On 4 csfreeF az an enara
szser 0se eveE3g Whit aaa
fra srraIH abear 7TGzaF =ts.
hoam- b. heard tae appealing
strains Ct sacred nn1sf. Ont OF
curiosity he walked slowly ever
to the church Somehow the
fyIna moved him. aud when
5ernfeIdt walked eEr aftRe dgcr
THAI night be bal made I'D his
mInd To enter assEveTy into the
wGEs Of the Christian rel pFsa
t}FeratIe engagements and ar
engagements were e.BneeE-d-
i fEEuls ever u rear aga Egu-
rEd H. Is-nfeI&r LlndesI az Bss
ton He kept the feet Of hr5
royal blood B secret. Few wa9
asceaed 10 hHs seFmJaefs cream
81 that his father AsEI held the
seePse- sa saa swedish throne.
AEe EauagE5reT-RsE began wersx
a5 once al 4 r~evIvalIss Ha
wGaE4 hire u church aHf held
meetings. far two or threewpeks
EheE he began st anew Location
lat always La a EHrge city 1fs
wgES was always amoug these
eE eIs OVID EasI8nal5fy- From
Boston h weas 60 yaw York
fsoH Aew York To OaTs. and
thence baeR TO View Yerk
Aeaths a-a Dc arrived IA Chi
caro- and BEGIN a course Of
stEGT at the TieaEd- ri SeasaI
OF aae Northwestern University
dts purpose WIS Ia Fl hirseFg
for the Christian ministry He
progressed so well that s8rsa
thing over SIX weeks ara be
WAS seat en- s4 preach at sae
Norwegian Methodist church
On Gap4ewGGt aveuga. Thru1ra
his eaniag before tIre people Of
thEs etareh be met Hiss Ez
HA-maA PsGsrsal She vas
handsome and IL She hid
eeea Prominent In weEE an8rg
the various clubs aud soeIrfies
81 tke church
IL was 4 very Sha-t time until
tine new minister wss te liar
Miss PeteEs1ut EsIt be loved her.
md A1s PIsss1 b~TEgrevigraest
led an slEiF marriage was raz
@gleaI sequence Ihe aFEfr
Vas celebrated with great esEst
Y the cream Of EhIS eTfy . Sean
G4nayan Population Ar 81.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Il eTruHIa 20 the Say asaET
.cYI11T engine passed ap The
TEl1s5s Central raIreaI last
weeS- ea rnEle TO ga= erl.
esir T&s engine 7E5ss,
ay alu Was n1uIe ia ESl aaaI
vas sa- FraTerty ct g aE-F
Nslsuz and ramAasEHEarEsI
IA 91br ~Es .1reae sa
a bad EIA Z sul az -
Tas aEFr Ct :
"A ~ rErrx A-sE rrer
. ant WI ae Il N
rtH 81 GE=rrn T. VS. aae
aE rIs Ezs eatrs ussI ga za
E1IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

when tbs. r~eEul3fa eygFane
wa5A ssrzeE aid GesFovesf KEEL
" STA . yeilSw rsfl which
{ aa9#eL Eh-a ruined Al the
ef5srn wafer By The saspaur It
cahaiaesI IL cannot b. used
fer waSaaE eI4tse and I1 zs--e
msdees the sE aGr u 81
stFang rkrE e estG1eG be used
as drinking wafer Cfsserps
are eave-e,i an I1eh thIeS vita
szPa-rr @Ed tae wafer has 60 be
skinned Dr. re It can be gsed
Catsle aEael horses refuse to erIak
IT. lac Sulphur rain is 4 args-
seFE Which GG eae AIs yet s3IE
ed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Few re VII dsuV 1azs7 the
ssasE=eae Tz zz@r % exreue-uz
10 Women s5e right to casa ba--
lot = growing in thss country
Daring s3e CGnxg5sE Eczal gCz
vez1E1a seze Cf tie 5-15aess
aesu Of tEsG h25T and Of tbe
S-z5@ cs5ssZZE thai rae right
az sg=ssEe saez-L De bestowed
9Fssz tss woIez Cd
azd TAzf too. in fac ef sl EIea
thas saeh les5T9a was ucs
asked faE by those whom It vas
EnselLa q Cd shoEHd eject
IA several States ofs@e E@stE
East and " est 1he women vote
a. school contests. and are per
EaEs-ed 10 zea = eou-5ss5szeTS
trustees etc. and iu some
States they are Permitted &c
vote f9I sAeir choice IN any
election EhsEe 1eu east h1Ti0ss
he zez-ilels d growing
sseaddF. and one or TWO Teg5sEa-
tg-eS Low IN sessT0a are c9asid
eE n -As ma.agr- Others have
80 Ht5Es - d. aAEt LEY zus1
l~aEsa-e against heF-kErss
ermeE-e- etc AMI GeeE4re wG1s
she : We1el sail welr-
Rzs & Vas net concerning.
xozalz right u vSte the gE1r
59l Ledger waz1d kasl soruh-
There zrs @hv5ezs reasons - t@
WY AE w9zsz zheEi5
net v1te
0sAer rights taere az haw-
ever. EA they arr Insist
Ez- and saas Is ske right to be
s1d at 20 make their ewu
EgiaS 20 syAs tie b4ssIe og
en- : a sqEE-e seue with
zRaz
- sasrsa HEe 1-9 a. ten.
Fsara the YEzg AT whR s-sod
5sa5 TIE e1zsser at sae zssrez
an A1zZel tie vzr5 sde and.
zze measure WIS asked Eou
E1sA sz-s Of es1PAss1sa- Azs
s0eET Sc WIS zs aaIsr4ze&
Tle AIT sa1s Sc reEzesE va
Al EgErEaaAse s1-al1 shsc
uze AEs pEse1 fsrg1aars
za1 she Ea1zg u VIZ clerks
keeps hg8ks s-s type - EeE~
lows 1sY sshsr h2aesahle GAL
i2-. = as kaEY respected and
hAs - ussy beaU n ler z1rs
t8EszlLze as EaS9-&
We zsE lad Ee1en nE
a. slEsz a E=a Thea
sands % Ie2 are cashiers
osok keepers and e1EE5ezszE
CLERKS II Tie banks and larger
zsrclnsEe saAmezE &C TIE
e91a-ry- G2& JED ere las aeVsr
proved EsersLHs 20 Aer sElss-
a ranuH - H-za14rt-
We1sa are not GaIF a. the
l-z1 GsssI1e aF the finest eEu-
sx-f5a1l Institutions oFEae e1Ia
Try but tkey haze mvs2s1 the
p~rsez1ess Ct The P1l the Law
meIei1e- dentistry, tie sEscE5-
az skzes1u azE ether FrgSs
s5oax she . mzla PGEac4
sissz- FEzeaes- r1lru& saw
general Egznz- &ruEzzg
tr4VeEz- lEgae from 0se en4 q.
IAs weird Co the ssAe--ClEr
b3l-LfzEeE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Cur g5l4a raze lcml1snt =
Ger y e Ssen- rrurreser
as zae Bette Erale st "a Elrm
la s1ys sbar- gaEusA
asre dsmah sesHs rar
eet to- VISITORS DE himself ~ Ear
t-5su tsr So aad sFenGs
srsm ; see -r s15 90 ca u
F yHr-- &C hrs b-en e. r1e
am eeasrrT- lkEs axe
sEeafE Gre &C stone Fence
w14 east &c ger yar1 60 eau
1lgs lars lisa ans OF &
a1a -I wra sHr
a@ 4ee 4a8
G-eI 1er-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Chapter % Of Shs OF
lsse o. n4A5efPziGa
operative a. TO a.
rhi~h have nes 90 cone
=-fsr sae pz4slisas sa-Es- cs
REJECTED the su8 On tomorrow
Assl I'll The tsgveraor Wei
ask All a-rE2-l
.shsz ozs sae STATE 20 l1rsa
h-m VISA sa1 nzl5eE aE H1Aa45
tslrs @E4L szea zarles
iu CT Der Hhlr As zl1T cl
r 1al 1 s grmE1
sE reu1Tr-si Or e1a GJs All
nov are s5agr
elsi 90 O. vlErE a. t.
sger 90 E1ow wae tAe 1Em
Der ef srEaN-azes sre rei
Serenity Ese O. Cz LGa Ee
hrve e5-leT accepted rr r. go
eI u-w e1eF CD az
a-t sE cse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

GFesaeIlTS- C11sG1 azI Vino
III are rsTeLing In an sI9Ps-sEt
EergI1EGz saS rCz1EEIe Gresz-
vale fZEulsAsi the bride. Miss
Mamie Grsy CAas0a furnished
Eke ErSal IT TaaEEs PrisstEy,
xnE WFMNaa iii the Grg1uA
Green part TIE bride ard
E71sm are society fEvGrIrss In
tssr ressEe kG-e towns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13
w.. I. Wallace

j .raT1-t aseitsIest To ssy msI.fr
Gs lis fgEgrs BrJspecrs- r.
- lear eet however. that FIR til
pr s-nr he a3Ht I'm hUUTe vii re-
sbs at as gsIA@E Iveapr- Re
VI es8eRg. hTs theslageaI
s1uaes-[aIsags News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

E1EsG7 Fg1GEIa rgtz-es frum
the OksL5aeAS Citizen, and Miss
AlEs Weed asxum egTeerT1E
esasrsL We extend to Mss
Weed G1r k5nEszs wishes far
her szesesz as9 eur syzPasEy
n advanced FER the many dr.
eEisIes she VII ezea1nzsr u her
LESor eft Il surely svs- for
sc VII ggs @9.sy 0aEy in
dFs8mx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13
ET-SFKEs
Adj Gen

Caleb W West. OF KeafHekE,
President CTeveEsadrs former
governor Of Utah, has been
again appointed to the same p0
siEion by the president. Gov
Vests record IL beyond -
praaeh. consequently tue reap
appointment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

On aeeauE5 ct Illness Yrs. T
E Barrett hzEs E@en compelled
10 agsIfv President WxIwesth az
her EE=o Ety 90 EeaG i poem
beiare 5ke Sgate Press ssavea
tIsu az SE1ehsz President
" aI@eruA has appointed Miss
Gus Barrett Of z wards to take
her place
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

IL ~ sall thai E9a 2 y lex
feg5- 81 AbE-Sssz- EEs A1x Aa
appointed C0nSza 20 E5n--s0n-
1A1EeR- did zSs Ss the hee
4.1 nay nc. zeesPs 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13
C61umhus, Kiss

' hfEsAI%,
Columbus, Miss.
Eareh "a. 1858
At the request sf Vre5sbur-
CAMP No -. UAissE Goaf.der
ate Veterans. the SsJer4GeaFr-
It Comm satifag lakes pleasure
II Inviting al Veterans of the
Lost CssIse7 whe thsr u1at-
tSrhsl or ~ members of organ
ued e;lm9s, To be present II
FFeSs5Trg- Skssr en- the 9aA
day OF april next, and partici-
pate III the ceremonies OF III
yelling Ehe CaasasEera rate Hoaa-
menss erected Ia thft cry by
It's pasFigtie women and ehIvaI-
re men 81 command ef
3 ID LEE.
Major Gen
Z T. SYKES,
AdT6-Gen-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

The CaI1DaGs Dispatch has a
AExszlG en- It's kaadA Ii called
q preacher q Tramp edIzar.
and he wKRts sG0G which IL
IE that agrt his ceilings tramp
or edErGr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

OzlO "a SIN prOIzeos c-
x1e clans to have Z Esxa Who
has ceelae5 IN c TEe-e
Il szrelF S9zs =lstak-- zzA We
VII wager thai lie = nat Al
OAiczs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

The ezEn Of Hon W. y.
stone ZeaE 1zz- sz.l1zya- ez
taI41sE SAG azsa1ls If esra.
vas sara GEzsa IzGrstzY
Va lzxzr=zr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

AL Southern deIeS StlI1s To
tie Medical rGuveafIgI In sez-
sion Ia View York. have with
drawn, net being =arlsfsd with
m90apalszfag the tine with az
fairs az CEh-ag0 and Esw YORK
and are hshiIng n convention to
themselves
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Polk Dezh4l sezg dead fro-
Aesfi disease IN szeEs0E- SEn>
aAT- Ia zHEsE he 80 dgab-
ms neck 1Z1@v him A. 10 break
It.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Grand Per PerarioaS aFe being
naeIe b. OH Fellows al over
tie S5Hse 10 sEaeaa the eeIeSEa-
5Eaa nj JAessau- EaY III Al
Past Grand Masters are espeer-
aF IavIzed to BE- IN attendance
at the Grand Lodge Ii prs
PcseG 10 Gcm = Past Grand
sGszesTs ASsaeEstfan- Esfar
D n Burrows Il the senior sur
vlV5eg P1st Graa! MASTER htv-
TnG presided over tae order IN
Isf-sarvs years age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Ihe doctors lock possession
II jackson thfs week TMe
State Beard Of EszIsh. zzL the
State Dsatzs exA-inerx hegE
tssir -seiiz-z Il hat eSsy Al
tie sane rIz@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Sen Ssspael D Lee VII I
Ever de address nc Ghe zave
i4- Of the CeafeEera1e usz
neat Il NaeEs1Vg g. sAs 9za
izE--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

H9z Waller Barker OF Macon
IS an Applicant for tae appoint
meat Of c0zsza TO Maaeassaer.
OF n es2xzlsh7g in aAsr class
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Yrs y FesslIek. SgorBLx
s1sr C8z=5SiOleF. watts eep
Is Of zlsle written By Stats
e-1 ladies' Fer as treas Is Tae
y orSGS EIr. EhiaE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Ths Memphis Medical College
q T11ES1Ey turned ozr -
y0znZ T. D<-a large zamser
OF whom were NisssSplsuS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Statesmen u Ea0Ea IzL ii
are hEEse fer ere dollar per d4v
70 week - members % the Ieg-
IsaHrare- a11 she rAx-paygrsthEnk
EasY 81 All taex are wsEA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

The pTOesed= 0f tle dance
@a1 supper al IssA lana were
1os reeaEeS by me ea1ESa a.
RAs l@se11@d 5y the young folks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Secretary NeFs0a began Is
sdli1isrrssiSz Of the AgrTeuEsu-
"a Department By dr375zzE
nearly half \ hzzArs5 Il usEEexs
rFiTsB Tat WIS xrEierEF
B=arrssr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Oze Of sze NsE York S.
e1Erge& zl5 gets a. s0e- .
fer 4 sa1z1s iaSeEr51z Of AfzE
page s1SsEsEs@1E-a TE71k e
tAKz- ys lsG8i zdEer5zsrzs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

The AmtI Gossip Soe5esy ef
COlEzozR u Doomed 10 : b0rE5-
BE &szz4 II the zsz- fz1zre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

The Stale Eslksrx Azs0es-
ton VII EeeE II YEzoo CTsy-
TzesGzy- May Is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

The CG1zzn1l1a CaEZzEGl at
I4rkssz On the SaA VA 3 Eunm
ezEl SzrresS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Hazl-5zrss eAzEeaesaretu~1s
led By SAe 0a5r1-e0zs eczdze5
Of EES y8Z-- Ze2 Of Eza1 5@Em-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

CSlzm mx = s1xH Ii n
csAer w1asky VIZ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

" 80 Pe5zs Is t. bavsasS Ga
canning anelsrF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

I7G2asZz - 90 Tese G. PrSA5
sIoa o. ske a i-ss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Ssw T2Ek hssl = snow s-s-m
q she 7gk Ezs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

V@ssbzr- : 4eNzf- - =
@Eza =T-ua
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Tie ease OF T. t. Sanders.
CT 81 Es- " X Simmons has
been reversed and remanded Ag
BIZ h@SgRreme ceart- Ths eslxa
u the erin Of she shooting Ct
WASH Adams ~ Aariar san
GeEs Esa- IGEma1texn- tAa LA
FAEeFreA eGET i few meatGs
Sz3-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

Laz lr or @
sre : u @
aErE 1Ha
bnsusaE srn ~ s-rl
Ars- ag- E11 -u-3
lNaF l
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

HEzIsaurst Is peas
20 CR5e1.8
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

j T. Byrd ! Newton attorney
seems 70 be = saI4sE mark for
Burglars W Irhfu the hat three
w@Ss be has been twice rob
be + the Last time the night Of
the 7sh inst be lost sd In easu
and several articles Of IewsITy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-04-13

HE1DQUAEFERS. MIS- TT
VISION UNIFIED 0EFEDEEAra >
' ETE RAMS, j
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-12-01

In lecture at Cambridge, England, on
the subject of "Weariness," Professor Mi
chael Foster said undue eXertion was exer-
ton in which the muscles worked too fast
for the rest of the body. The hunted hare
died not because he was choked for want of
breath, not because his heart stood still, its
store of energy having given out, but be-
cause poisoned blood poisoned his brain
and his whole body. So also the schoolboy,
urged by pride to go on running beyond the
earlier symptoms of distress, struggled on
until the heaped up poison deadened his
brain, and he fell dazed and giddy, as in a
fit, rising again, it might be, and stumbling
on, unconscious or half conscious only, by
mere mechanical inertia of his nervous sys-
tenn, falling once more poisoned by poisons
of his own making.
All our knowledge went to show that the
work of the brain, like the work of the
muscles, was accompanied by chemical
change, and that the chemical changes
were of the same order in the brain as in
the muscle. If an adequate stream Of pure
blood were necessary for the life of the mus
Gle, equally true, perhaps even more true,
was this of the brain. Moreover, the strug-
gle for existence had brought to the front a
brain ready to outrun its more humble
helpmates, and even i'll the best regulated
economy the period OF most effective work
between the moment all the complex ma
chinery had been got into working order
and the moment when WEAKNESS began to
tell was bounded by all too narrow limits.
The sound way to extend those limits was
not so much to render the brain more agile
as to encourage the humber helpmates. SO
that their more efficient cooperation might
defer the onset of WEAKNESS.