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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

To make low prices. You can
get any article below fos ) cents.
IL CURES writing paper.
, - packs envelopes,
l-2 Dozen good lead pencils,
i yd. good elastic, | boy axle
grerss, Il doz- agate buttons.
| plug II inch tobacco. | tin 20;
cover, flannel, bucket, machine
oiler, veeet bic CRATER. cake cut
ter, dust pan. eomb ana brGsh
eolder. Paddock. 20 lamp wick..
lamp burner, lamp chimney. S
inch Sic, pair hinges. tack ham
mer. stick stOre polish. one bot
tie tUrpeDtine. one bottle caster
oil, bottle machine oil. bottle
davosing extract, coat frame.
sauce pan. Ldle. poker. egg
heater, cake trimmer. neat fork.
hrcJler screw driver. coz g
strainsr, milk s~trainer. sink
cleaner. miEeins kLife, fiGrr
dredge, clothes line pulley.
mouse trap, stove cover litter.
can opener, Ratchet. potato
mIsher, apple cercr, dinner bell
vegetable mzsksr, coffee pot
stand biscuit cutter, soap dish.
photo easel. tracing wheel, veSe
table latle. match safe, dlsE
nop. scrub brush, dsrniag ball.
'cruuh basket. book strap frath
er dGster. teething ring. schSoi
bag. box swaudown, bottle per
fame. - china marbles, VI agstr
marbles. bottle vasseIine, tin
dipper. wash pan, toilet soap
cork screw, medicine dropper.
tooth brush, hair curler. sponge,
shaving brush.
We sell turpentiue n: so cents
per gallon
Viii eloEe all our worsted
goods at cost.
See .he bargains in wool
Oyerstirts-
Don't forge, to see our valen-
tines
10 the Cash Trade.
J. W. BowsxR.
Man Racket Store.
Oxford. Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Nov Is the time for some OF
cur live merchants xho have
been resting on their oars all
winter to hand in their sprlag
advertisements We are going
TO have a good Spring trade and
1t will pay you to bid for your
share
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
DRS STARxsf & PALE
The Good People

The Good People
Whose names appear B. low will
cheerfuIly recommend DR. Tfeh
enor's Autiseptie for healing
Wounds, Burrs. Sealds. or 9th.
CT injuries. 1t will cure Cole
too. in ilan or Animal. Pleas
ant to smell aad taste, and harm
less = baby can take it.
SherroHse NsdiciEe Co. Lfd &,
,aa'Ts and Props. " o, La
IS ID McEnsry, TX GOV OF La
) l. James, Lessee IA Peniten-
iiary o B Steele, TX Auditor
Of La III ii Ratraken, Fish
COMMISSIONER Of arr J W
Kingsley. Mayor Il troy, Miss.
z III b Wait, sheriff, SeustObia,
Miss. G W King. fernando,
Mss. L Gab5ert * 20, Ssna
tobia, Kiss, J q Davis. Okoi0-
ma. h scales, Il l. AGENT, Prsi
RE, Miss. SIR. aBd Mrs a.
>~ehFiyer, Hcily Springs; ID q
Wright, Haliy Springs; ID q
Perkins, Batesvills; J II Ian
trip, ~ aterford; james Neon
nell. &uIdons j : Harrison,
Garner; w r shot Ier. Water
Valley; D Z Kelly, COfceyille
II Is Hsrrell. Pastor Baptist
Church, fernando; Rev. V ii
Nelson. Carrollt0E; DR.. T "
Wright, RekeBs, Dr. J Il
Rhodes, Learned; Prof Il q
Loxrey, Blue Mountain; Rev 5
G Cooper, Tupel0 JUICE f A
CkIItz, y est Point; X ! Henry
Editor Jackson CLARION Ledger
Ct y Dudley, Editor CeahOmian.
y p Bsnney: Editor summit
Sentinel; Mrs n Bright, Shan
non; Mrs C X Holt, Crysts
Springs MIS- a L Ross. Laarel
Mrs NJ 4 Hit, Laaier5Ils; Mrs
Yrs Arnie Whitley. TUNES
Ms " n r0mlinssn. Sturses
Mrs r J Bell, EihelI.
For sale by druggists sad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Judge johnson will hold a
specIs: term of court in Oxford
on the 18th inst. to Try the con
tasted Trcassrer's election case
Witnesses. jurors and all par
ties interested can ma Ike q note
Ct this.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

DIR. " D Jones and family
now oeeupy the laie residence
Of Mrs SEither on South street
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

The EAGLE ia the medium to
reach the people, GIVE Is your
advertisements and We viii sell
ycgr goods
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Rev L ii SneIt- the Episeo-
pal Rector of Grenada, spent
List Acndsy in cur city with his
friend. Rev z Thomas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Mics Mabel Jenkins ia nov In
Memphis. studying vocal and
instrumental music
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

The Beard Of Supervisors con
yened in regular session Monday
We would be glad if they would
authorize rs to publish Their pro
ceedings. which We know would
be gratifying to the citizens OF
the county
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Don't fail TO see the Rag Bl
by at the Opera House to-nsor.
row friday night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

III You want your fimily to
smile iast take home a pound OF
Euf3loe's Homemade candy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

CePg'uS and sII kinds Of large
reik done ~ oar new Phots
grsph-r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Supervisor A p Browning re-
ports every thing quiet and
health comparatively good in
his sec.Ieu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

1t IN ned without ceasisg all
day Last Saturday, and business
WIS almost suspended
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Assessor Montgomery started
out Monday TO take the person :
al assessment of Lafayette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

For pains in the chest there is
nothing better than a flannel
cloth saturated with Chamber
laiD's Pain Balm and beund on
over the seat Of pain For sale
by all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Yrs Dab Watson, enc OF The
Oldest aud NEST highly respect
ell ladies' Of cur county. died a.
her hoGe in Lafayette Springs
Monday night She was a devo-
ted Christian aud performed
her duty in all the relations of
LIE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Kisses Julia and Addie Bafa-
loe are visiting friends in Holly
Springs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Ir. J L Baker aad wife CT
Walton, Miss, are spending a
few days With friends ia Oxford
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

In q few days our legislators
will return from jackson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Eessrs John Gray AMI Paul
Knight kindly remembered the
necessities CT the EAGLE this
week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Big clearing sale CT Winter
Goods and Remnants for 80 days
st Nelson's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Pork is selling in the Oxford
market at s and { cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Bay Bufsloe's Home made
Csndiss. nSde fresh eyesy dav.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Say, kid, where did you &c,
that good candy Got it at
Bufaloe'a- YoG bet its good,
You ought TO get yourse ( some
of Il. 2-S-4t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Cotton quoted at : cents this
week in the home market.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

On last Sunday night The pas
tors of the different churches
dismissed their congregations
70 give them an opportunity to
hear and welcome the new Bap
tist minister, Rev. j. H. HALEY,
Of Memphis. Tie church vas
veil iflied, and all expressed
themselves pleased with the elo-
Qaent diyine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Gotten las been coming in
pretty lively this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
wood Yard.

NeSsrs. Turner * Brownlee
have opened q woodward next
door TO the EAGLE ofsee- Leave
your orders at Z II Eimm0as.'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Mr. Albert Favcri,e, Of Al
kansas City, Kan, WISHES to
give cur reader. the benefit Of
his experience with colds lie
says: 1 contracted a cold early
lass spring and that settled on
my langs, and had hardly reeoY
cred from J, ard when | caught
another that hung or al summer
and left me with a hacking cough
which | thought | could rs-er
get rid OF. | had used Ctam-
bsrlSin's Ccush Remedy some
years ago with much
success. and concluded TO try il
again. When I had got through
with one bottle my cough had
left ue. and | have not suffered
with a cough or cold since /
have recommended il TO others
ard all speak well OF it, 20
cent bottles for sale By drug
srsts-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

From now on We VII sell Gar
Fett's Snuff for % cents. Bur
tons p.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Rag Baby" at Opera House
to morrow night
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Er. C " Strong called 20 see
us this week and informed Us
that the school house scuth Of
oxford which was recently de
stroy ed by FIRE, had been rebuilt
and would be ready for oeeupan-
cy in a few days
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Tickets sold to al important points.
A. W MITCHELL, A~ert.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Nr. G. w RgFlloe was called
to K1seiu.xo lass tuesday by a
telegram announcing the serious
Illness of his brother. Mr. aud
Mrs BuflIoe went down that
night. bat hrs brother died be,
fore they reached there. The
koSciusko Star SAYS:
-Xr. W A. Bufaloe, an cid
citizSn Of ksseIusko. Gieti at his
koEae in this city shortly after
nine o'e.oek TUESDAY night. He
had been in Gradually falling
health for several years. and the
end came easily xr- Buffaioe
was born in Raleigh, y C, about
81 xfy yesrs ago, and moved to
lhis state In 1873 Funeral ser
vices we're conducted at the
residence By Rev L. N Rhymes
Wednesday afternoon, after
which the body was inferred In
the city cemetery
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Lovers CT muSfe-rea! 1--we
music that charms the ear and
delights the souI-will rejaiee
to learn that Manager Bovser Is
negotiating With the Schubert
Symphony Club and Lady Qlsr
tette for ore of tneir unique and
delightful entertainments in our
city about Feb. 25- This con-
pany is travelling to entertain
the people. not to educate the
the public. and rigat royalty do
they succeed Thsir program
is rich in amusing and entertain
ing features, and contains Lady
ouartettes, Banjo, Mandolin
snd Guitar Club, String Qain-
tettes, Violin and Cornet Solos,
Comic and Serious Readings,
Soprano aud .Contraltos Solos,
ARD songs r~seit4tions and vio-
In solos By the greatest OF all
FIVE year old prosidlss, Master
Iommy PcreeIl- Look up The
program Of this company and
VOC will see that it promised to
be a rich treat for all, one thai
none can afTesd 10 misc attend
iHs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
Sehnhsrt Synnh,nY Club

The concert By the above
named organization last Saiur
day evening Wns a very crj,,s-
Die affair, and drew oHt a verv
large suiiieEce. AInes: every
number on the program was en-
cored The ladies' q~ua5tette.
the club music, with guitar, two
baIias. and two maudclius, and
TIE songs and rsCItatioas Of
Master T0mmie Purcell we're
particularly well received.-The
Rock County News, Layerne,
Kim.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
Hstec-

HSNc--
Osing to he scarcity of mon
rv will DO any kind Of work IN
INV line for $3.50 per LAY, until
March list
SEvr ROBEvsoy Painter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

Nr CT Davis, editor Of the
Bloomfield, Iowa, Farmer, says:
Il can recommend Chsmber.ains
CcaSh Remedy to all sufcrers
With celds or Group | have Us
ed il in ny family far the past
two years and have found il the
hest 1 ever used for the pur-
poses for which il il Intended
80 cent bottles for sale by all
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08
|. C. r. r. Schedule.
SGRTH-RouNp

sCRrH-RoUNP.
ka1Ie-3Zp Il, Does no. step at
Abteyilie.
70 .-e-os a. NJ.
No. s--.sis . ~ Uecsl Freight.
SOUTH BOUND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

cid by ali ~deussia'k
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-08

been prostrzted.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08

ibren Rinbern mad benz Malb BON
9agen.
Der iebise 9eiiber Fat an Der Stelle.
bes alttn 9aufes Elm mobernes Sasb>
f@l0b4en gebaut, nit M1beln bon
3irf4geipeiben unb an benz Detora=.
tions3auber ber Meuaeit.
Mber e. 1T Elm liebensnirbiser
Greunb bon Una unb Qub, unb Der
Malb in feinsr tpilbtn llrfpriinsli4.
teit 1T tpirtli@ bon ibm erbalten tpors
ben unb cine SebenStpIrbigteit.
Damn sebt bas Gbepaar NIT ben ers.
tpadfensn Rinbern bort i'm S4attenl
Der uralten @Gume lumber unb bentt
jentr Sage. bic nun 10 LANCE auriid
lieeen, bab lie ben iunsen 8S@tern,
ME bic @ef@i@ten bonn Rrtes, ben Der
@ater mitsebra@t fat, faft mdr&erbaft
eri&einen.
limb tpie {4per Is audi mannbmal
1T, btes Qeben, Batter unb Mutter
bliden {i9 be1 uub liebepou an unb
iaee,1 iiid: Wir BADEN bod bas Bette
in Der Welt.
Gnbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
Gin 0euttd3er aber amertSantid)eS
~ 6@ulweten.

Der 8erltner @tabt{9ulmtb SET.
Ratb profeKor 8ertra,n erftattete
iiin9ft benz bortigen @etperbeperein ei=
men bodbtntereKanten 8eri@t iibtr bas
S4ulipsien in Norbamerita. Sn tei<
men, 2anbe. Der Welt berr@t 10 psl
@ntbufiasmus, tptrbtra 10 rsi4e Mit<
tel aus 6Fentli@em unb namentli@
aus pripatem @erm0sen fiir bas
@4ultpe3en p~ertpertet, tpie in ben 9erz
einigter @taater. Dh @oltsf&ul<
bdu5er Mmerita's finb i'm Mf1gemeiz
men f4Dn ausgeftattet, IS feblen abtr
mtift bic 3urnballen, man 1T in Sol
&c beKen sen0tbigt, an bic @te1e beg
Surnens bic 19pebif4e @pmnatit
treten gu laKen, bic glet@ BEN Jreiz
iibunge1 in ben &lafenraumer gez
trxben tperben fann. Den @brgei3
ber S4iler iu@t man na4 Rrdftert
anaufta9eln, u. 81. au4 bur4 8erletz
ber bon MebatIen auf 3eit. 9ieruus
ertldrt fi9 aud bic grobe Ntt9ung au
alien mDgli9en prifunge1 unb Bel ben
@rpa@ftne1 bic @u&t na@ Siteln,
bic fid) auf bas 8efteben bon priifunz
gen be3ieben. Bon srpber 8eoeutlng
1T es, bab btr Mmeritaner nt4t ba3u
brGngt, bab bic &inber frub3eitig
fre11be Spraden lernen. 60 1T bus
lGngere ausf@lteBli4e Deuten in Der
Mutterfprade bic Ouel1e groBerer
Rlarbeit III Der MuffaFung unb gr0<.
berer 8ebtrrf dung Der eigtrtn @praz
DE. Damit 1T aber ni@t eefagt, bat:
lie fir bic fpGteren Sabre bas @tuz
bum BET fremben @pra@en nera4ten,
urb 3tpur tperbtn audi bic tlaHH4en
@pra4en bon Rraben unb Mdb&en
glei9atitig betrteben. @baratttrtftH@
1T bas 8tirebtn na4 gnttpidelung
Der @elbftftGmbisteit Der 36glin9e.
2n jebem Der finf @@ultagt 1T cine
Der flint Stunber benz freben @h1biz
UNI qetpiomet. Cine beberttrbe Rone
fpklt Der Observation-Disclosures.
Mar rebnet ba3u audi bas 3ei4ne1
unb bos Rod3en. Sir dltere @4iz
ler, BOT, IA bis II Sabren, beitebett
befonbere @dallen, IN benen neben 10
@turben piFenf@aftl14en unterri4ts
5 @tunben 53et4nen unb 10 @tunben
Werff tattarbeit getriebtn tpirb. Gin
tpeittres Gbaratttriftitum btr anseriz
tonifHen, YGbueogtt 1T bas @treben
na& b0berer Mdb@enbilbung. Ds
Colleges fir Mdb@en finb mtif nit
ben peidften MFitteln ausgefattet, benz
@tubium tperben m0dentlm nur Is
@turtben getptbmet unb EN- @egengez
pt9t ber geiitiser Sbdttgteit in elmer
a~usqiebiaer 2eibesiibune bur4 Sur
ren, @@pimme11, Baben unb Spiez
len gefu9t, Elm M<g, Der benz Rebner
beKer er54ien, als Der 1T DeuHhlanb
ibli6e, bab mon bic ilngen Mdb9en
BON @efelli4aft gu @efeai@af fabrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08

49, a6 etnen bur9 bas Mderbauz
Requirement 'per6Hentli&ten Bulletin
aab es i'm sSanrar b. s. i'm @ebtet Der
Ser. @taattn 16,081,139 pferbe,
eine Mbnabme BON 125,6G3 i'm Werz
qlet4 au ber Bail bonn SSanuar b. S.
Dte preffe fir Yferbe ftnb in allen
@taaten uno 3erritorien 3uriidgeganz
gen, nit Musnabme ber Sta1ten &bobe
Sslurub unb Sbabo. Dk 3abl Der
Maule5el I'M ga13etr @ebte4 ber Union
mar 2,352,231. Die 3abl unb ber
preis BON Mtl@tlben 3eigte etne tleine
35unabne; bic Sc ammt3abl ber Rube
mar 16,487,4OO i'm Wertb bon $685.
998,661 gegerp 16,424,O87 i'm Mertb
BON 1857, 299,785 int Sanuar 1898.
Die 3abl bes 9ornpiebs mar bon 35,z
954,196 Stid i'm Mertb bon $547,z
882,2O4 i'm Sanuar 1893 auf 36,608,z
1853 i'm Mertb bon 1858, ~ &C.
itiegen. Dn 3abl unb bic prei{e fir
S@afe unb @4petne tpuren 3uriidgez
aarteer,. Die @eammtaabl ber Jarm@
There in ben 8er. @toaten mar I'M
Saruar b. 8. 161,783,453 Slid; bic
burd{@nitttt99e idbrlihe 3unabme Der
53abl biefer 9bitne IN ben 3ebn Sabren
bon 187O-188O mar 1.67 pro3ent,
in ben acknowledgement aebn Sabren
3.17 pro3ent, mdbrenb fi@ in BEN
3leitraum bon 189O-1893 cine bur@z
f@nittli@e idbrtthe Mbnabme bon
2 3ebnteln zines Prp3entes ergeben
bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08

sSn ben Tlamr1e,1 umsetommen
1T i'm @au1e ieiner mutter ber 5ehs<
idbrtge Sobn Doerr in Ro4tfteL
.. Dn Mutter rettete i4 bur4
einen @prung aus etnem Genfter bes
atpetten 5todtpefs. Drei anbtre perz
fone1 tpurben in betpubtloftm 3ufta1be
aug benz 9auie tpeggebra4t. Dteies
tpurbe pon}tGnbig einged14ert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08

WdlDer ttdnDt1 I'M burtel J1rbert<
f4mud unb na@ pielen trIben Sagen
blaute ber 9immel einmal pteber.
Sic fGmrntliden Betpobner ber Wiuz
brehtsburs befanben fi4 in Mufrez
grng.
Ser 1reue @ouberneur, Der glet@
nod benz 9obt feiner SHUTTER bic Stel=
lie an9etreten batte unb fi@ RAID bic
@bmpatbien feiner umeebung ertporz
Ben, ertpartete feline pFegeeltern unb
@ba, bic fortan Bel ibm pobnen fouz
ten.
DAP Elm f@0nes, iurges Mdb@en
bier obeu baufen fonte, mar fir bic
3Dglinge ber Mitarl4ule natirli@
Der tpi@tigfte puntt; aber babel nerz
gaBen fe bod bic .9febenumfanbe"
nt@t.
rMatiirlt@ tpeiB Ntemanb poiitiz
nes!" 5agt ber prtmus Der Yrtma,
@raf SEQ 9entel. rDas peib man
iiberbaupt ielten bet berartiger 5allen,
liar 1T r,ur; Der alte 9o1bing bat Dor
ldngerer 53eit fein @elb iuft berfpetuz
lirt, pte es jebt tiir3li& 9err Droft
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08
Stlnth snr d0lahrheit.
SRoma,, BON 8. &aibbeim.
(@4luR.)

(@1lub) rNanen Se tie nm1 trt o1e9en!..
Donn unten i'm RaNen lna no91aQte BET Dottor ernf. unb Gub TAB
sn Gnnpolut Napiere. SieQ.iht NIT einem @&rdkn, Der ibn bibarta
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08

rO,iDu blinber, tb0ri@ter Sub!
81 liefeft Du an benz Slid borbet,
has Dir ieBt bas 90dite unb @@onite
1T, ,pas bas Qeben Dir bteten Tam"
.l1la, r1eine l1ua!"
IS mar cine felige @tunbe, adj, aur
|eine! unb cine bon ientn, bic cine
minute nur gu bauern f4ttnen!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-08

I~~T"> |,...s r.sgs GI-F. .-#+' s.-e. q ..r-gE reaf ~
Sbre Mutter [ebt abtpe9felnb auf
benz @4(oB bes rei4en S@piegerfobz
nes unb in ber bei4eibenen 9duslt@>
teit Tires 2uB unb fagt oft ld&elab,
baB lie taum tpife, ob es tbr f4tperer
1ei, ben Slang bts Meltner'f@en 9eiz
mes nit @iirbe gu ertragen ober bic
@orgen tbres Iiebtn 2ub gu tbetler.
26ngft rubt 9olbing i'm @rabe.
Mu4 Ontel @lauborn 1T geitorben;
ais @pa fein. @elb ldnsft nt@t mebr
braudte, perrna4te ct es ibr, bic Meut<
ter fol1te muir ben Niebbrau4 babon
baben.
Mu4 Elm anberes Yaar tdmpft bart
nit benz @rnjte beS Qtbens, aber tpeniz
qer freien !9er3ens: Droit bon R6bne
unb Srma. @n tan1 es ni4t per<
tpinben, bab fe f@ in ibm, b. ;. in
1einem mei@tbum getGui@t batte, unb
CT gebt bDnig auf in BET f~eberbafttn
.Su4t na4 @rperb. @s 1T tetre<
rebte SDmpatbie 3pifden Mann unb
Jrau; aber audi 70 muB bas 2eben
ertrasen uerben unb, UNI IS gu TOM
men, greifen lie na4 taufeno pbanto<
men, nm 19liebli@ nur Rlagen unb
lln5ufrtebenbett gu baben. 49,.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-23

catch both the populist and republican vote.
since there are a few populists still who
dislike 10 vote for a straighout republican.
1t is claimed by democrats that Crawford
can and viii beat Pearson, as he is re-
markedly active and popular man. The
contest in the ninth viii certainly be inter-
esting.
The keynote OF the republican-populls
campaign Will be denunc.ation Of the adj
mlnistration Of Cleveland, and of the state
election law. The fact is, iTnpartially stated.
that there is no valid ground of objection 20
That law, which simply insures a complete
ana pure registration. and prevents colo
nizing and other frauds.
Democrats of influence say that IL their
party Will pass the Wilson bill with the in-
come tax provision, and will enact a little
silver legislation, all VIII be well with them.
They say that the income tax is immensely
popular with the country voters. and Will be
used with fine effect in the campaign
1t may be that the extremely satisfactory
condition Of the farmers in this state will
be factor in the campaign. The masses
OF the people here are better off than at
any time since the war, have plenty 10
is there less distress or fewer people out OF
employment. Some democrats contend that
TINS Is good state of affairs for their
party.
The democrats will quite probably noui-
nate the present incumbents for supreme
court Judges and state treasurer. They in
tend TO work hard in the campaign. and
VIII spare no pains 10 get all their now di-
Yerseiy minded factions together They
know they have before them the hardest
task set them since 1876
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order to obtain a breathing space, moved an
adjournment. Mr. Adams tried to make
statement, but the chair declined to recog-
niZe him, pending the motion to ADJOURN
The motion was lost: SS-123.
More Trouble.
As soon as the announcement of the vote
was made Mr.. Sickles declared that he OBJ
jected to further proceedings under TINS
warrant. at does not contain single
name" said he, land is absolutely void
The sergeant-at-arms is liable to an action
by each member who has been arrested
under it,
was authorized by the House. Mr.. Reed
then attempted to change the form or ms
motion as to excuse Mr.. Adams on the
THE gentleman from Maine cannot IN
sert an argument into his notion" return
ed the chair.
"But he has done So" replied Mr.. Reed,
with the utmost sang froid. Again dozen
members tried to make points of order
The tangie and confusion seemed hopeless,
and in the midst of the din Mr.. Bland
moved to adjourn. Are you going TO ad-
journ and leave me in chains? asked MI
Sickles, In mock, piteously appealing fash
ion.
The motion to adjourn was then put. As
Mr.. Bland, the recognized leader OF the
fight, had made it, his supporters voted
with him, one of them, Mr.. Pendleton OF
Texas, standing on top of his desk in the
rear of the hall. 1t was carried: 1o2-1ol;
and at 800 the House closed one OF the
most exciting and disorderly sessions OF
this Congress by adjournment.