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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

a. reached Ns~ Yarks as ~s rrss.-
sci % BE- ready s1r th-za = sk.s azara-
is<
Little dis w- seq shAs uirAE B~-
Fore sarugEinx azr~~ res 90 ~ ruea =
the RAJ o3c@ ta.siSsd eat aa "A.
pe1eefaL usncsts scsne. ant there.
Faeiar up and 4swn- waz sAs saf.hszl
s~asinsl--.lsln< his lest - s~~p sara
! Ae +@ncraes rriisre,1 sark srh~r e-~-T
half bear AIT - to uixht grew a5s
azd wswers fall NJ fears sgr tAs uzarz-
Ing
Frumptiy A. -zaV BE- frnx-in-.f. -
quistls trr=s~A az.3 we're really ..s
lzaltiax fsrozr sazrhfzl trs-na& Fear
k1rs@s ze-s Suddenly b-u-<hr % a
ssart a. the oezcs der Tie -sssr
Mal-7laa snauatfux. r-zh-a H. say
~
-No7v. boys qal,iS-ans b. really 10
shoot Z u-ee=@z-y.~
We iuwp~.s GA t-wo q The horSs=-
Tie Malcolm trgrh-r~ On the Others
ard leavtzr tv-7 q sh- s---ssv sn.s 70
take ea-r q tae -h=ls4-up~ szz-,fs. -v-
sralloP-st - gar lives u The early
uaraia<
EsTEcIsts was 2he1t AT hs hs5rS-
th-rw TIE sruzea particles % - and
sa1S al ever ule. P5srrizg n w5sh a
eul1 zeve= t-zs before Dr-zz< she
zi<1t 80 tAeruzsuzese- ha4 saTZea an
other tez degrees
Tie Hu5se made BIZ the r-ez azss
air-se- az tAslt sa-tr a1u- had hruuxar
eu- sshers - 10 zzsz--rrzz1%f --hss BAT
lvs& "a tAe Village since ras shat
d1~u= Azi ~ xzsx u would rot -
-an- before rlev s~eur-si aeh-- hnr>e-
ar'i tsl-1~--5 IL
We reached t1e station a. szs3 szsi
a-.s-'t- usr- iuslnrsst ~ corstz,.-'r %
ru- cat lzzzus-ssla-elv- We explained
t1= zrrea- rs-ascn t1r IS Ecszr -
sas - saa ~ Puw-r q ea-ra vzszEs.
ua.c- aam SAT- a@sar- his ssh<,f,ll 81
s-1e- To eur -1ei-esf iEaStza-zsus
the aze Minutes seemed lzls. m -saz =
Aou-~- NJ AS -A- szzz s.,,uud ha.t
Egu= and ~ ss-raal-sf as engineer
The ueH1 s-asdlu vas ei<h. MES
away a. whieh a sap = ten -lf-zzes
'zzls - se MAZE A. Ne Pzzz1-5 gz-
through sh- wsosts a ue 5@vuud
Mater ~ euuls3 See dz-y ryva h-Ez1t-ssi
Tar'ls azsr- si-as sz-51as zzzer, z-s-
ny tAslr aer-ss 7rs-1 Va % mi oa=i1s.
o. o. gu
We Fulst away s-1gz th.zz and
--ls.z--t Z -sIx On tina ZA~r. a-a5--
me watt zl- A. ing AZ sr-zs5-a--ss Gu
sse lls-al ssEne-sla-Ssr= and a1-assarn IL.
,'1ul.u--lr lEt aL-sastT seeu eur zess5-
40 Instant - -h- time vas given -
Eh-u we ss1---,s ssr rs. n-zr s-1-l.11i.
srz-EzF zz5sss z1wa ta- va-z-T. ~
sul-t see u ra- Las-az-e Is. sane
body % Tssu 5zss appearing "a IN t17
g ! rE-ss IN rae rua.f la-E a NILE 10 au-
-eNr
W hen t1-- saw azr tan hzsf x-a---
=. -a~T <raisua--g slowed W
a.ttts,t L. EIs1rz---E Az~rz.ar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

The men WI Sat wsEuaa'.
7osixst z she gess - running ssr o.
1sas. sdE< the Frzulxf1r-f sage--PhiIa-
i~l phia Record
There 4 a1--r-nr. n a. Ezr
A na.srra nalstea hear VII -rfr-az
p ms FuuuE nan -e,luis - he p az
Naaae - 1askE anss r = -rzlr-e afteas
-BH-t1sa Courier
Whar Do Tgu understand hr the
esrn -plaaouiss ars~T51n-P- tt 1~g1alEr
means that IN. ygun< nan feels that
he can not af1r-f - marry -rzsflAzs-
1PoLls JsurnaL
H1shaaa---A assrher MIL ls~~ biIEr
Why. Said one only a1v bes1rv r-.-
tsr,sayz- WEte--Dav bsssre r-s..--
day Ga1stnxss. how time .1e~s~ -
FIisxenssss Batter.
How u vuur daughter -~erSrw
along with her piano ->plenslAf.
rsplief Mr. Pfnehpsnny- she bought
Il ca the instaIlmenr psan an hez rot
It most paid fzr---Washfagtau Ssar-
-Tom---Why. Bessie. could IshSA
you right Hnster you mothers ARE.
Bessie with digriryf--r sh0uId v~rv
much prefer. SIR. that you'd kiss Has
uus1er nv own nos<--->eottish Amer
IAN
-Pasrou TO J1hn.
how did Il happen that the Japans=~
killed - many Chinaalen IN the last
BATTLE Jesn---N0sex knsx. Mar
hse hiree rain MAKES bad r1zze~. ~.
u Weekly
Is i true that Houser = ausrIiux
FOE the pass oesspr' '-tfueSs il - I
heard Ais wife tell aim Il he as.Ea's yet
her letter mailed INSIDE - tvxrasv min
urss she'd know the r~aSon - ny BAT
tai8 Coaxaer.
Have ron a time tAhie here zs.rsf
The seesfV stranger Ger terms re-
sliess she rsstagFant keep~r. are eash
IN aava1ee-- ~Foilea 4xain.~ hiS-.,ss
the seety stranger between rs 1Seie=s
- IA. - indianapolis. JaurzzL
What was he r-a-su
o9r anrestars DAD zss have aav kHnquf-
esiz- = the earth hing rvansfs Sp.sax
cat. S1nnaz~.~ 1ahznis-=P PERHAPS 4
Nas bscaas~ they iissu's have 4ay s.sh.s.sl
<tone= n sha-r days.--T~xza S1s1luxS.
-kirSs Laa=s~r-~Ess r-sriar bsne-
sszus here aoW- With a. ta< saeirex
haaaers sun~- >.r~un.d E..sest.sr - ~x~~
MI1st- ~ lrr iiahls - ssssxs ths.sz afs-r
sapp.r aais winter Hzsi sa<n w~lI x~s
The r~st Of eur fs< xars IN =->vrssss..
PISA
-Ih@ Daaxhs<r-~Gaar yaa - n.
have Tat enc azzsi-xsi in5l4rs. sarA~rs
aus-s heard yoa az TIA. sou waulsG
glxe yogr last eezt - rsar eAiI.s-es. .
The Fe=. bas Z Azrem' Z rur %
M Esss ssat VsE--Mzzsey's Ma
Ene-
Ecnt - NlzA- AID Psashfisw
Pete lat Tau IA mr. was -~xrTa- Gus
tsners o. e shssu h1assrF --N4~-- -
pli~s4 N-a1.4-rin< Ms I've -ee1s~-f
shr-~ dznners taas we~z eux dry wu.
ofrsrsst t<r zss a - Esasisa-.E VISA
tngrCu >xGz.
IA IrisA i1zz< hA.E /. Aahis e b~x-
gzng PA-'ts1a On every aesszxissa 0lur
eaF- A. ~ vas ahoa. % lave the
b~ach- sh- eesee- q tazs ,susrs r~uzfuss-.f
am that be had nat 74s-~si Sentences
q tea-h "a oce a IA. erimlnz.-. a. =.
had izeeus&esA --n<zx nae s4.f hfS
L8r'isAiRs I h<x kis p4-.soa-drsax
aim u5.--Tir-SS-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

4 Ns.s- sh- ya.ax- -4-ps-i.sas Ant Il.
-Ezapu--f- on IN. Prt.-aa~--
T. >-isisrz raa- a1vrhEa-- --aIIr
-El1F aapp-Es q criminal crzaI II
sr'su-r- >ussh rrss1---ss-ars ar x-n--l IT
zls--xus.1azF enough Eszz n F-zzs.e-
TTse-e ire P-ss7i@ haze gsu-lEs sar
en- lzs.zsr- zl- courts of-e1 suuui- AIMS
ny -qasssls=. Lately a nan zas
Brought l@slr- Pa-fs tribunal So
se-z-iz-- q 11-s cut = r1= window = 4
"a iEsi.st- sns-rrEzusnE .sslI-r amt making
- VIA = uast-- - cnsz In France
ra- IsE.i.-s crosse xssrr1 mes azss really
pru-.s,-r-es ~ accused PERSIA Aass -h-
.Euiy@ zssss.i s1zs maz-
IS aa- = varr 1ss-apati,s1
F1z-- Ezs@sres1 t1e mAu. n
s-a-zzz tore
What IL Flu So
Z sag dree. sE--rh- ITr-Ie zs-s..
IL gr5~sz=r szgae,f E.-epl-- and ass
ruusa a. through IA exam IA 1sisss. vas
fun 4 slr-8v-
fau Ar. 4 musician ra--- Y8z ara
as.-p charged usl.n rhss-
-tta- yer houar- nave p5-v "a a 1s,s-
ut1 sas-uu aered x5ra a sr11iIv-sz-
crEm3er-14 Eiza tilrp-- ehzlt-su- si-.z--
1t - Ersss taas Ess1 have three ehiI-
-ren- ba- E0u aazzsfoueG them i've
Te1-s a<o
That vas 5ss:aase I ~1s - Sc
s-a--s'-- F1'zr al1uor- -,au1E Rot bSI<
- see t1-z- sarrer~
l4eEzvsr that maF Dc. OF the I-sh
F 1t 4zl- L1Sr Fau took HGt. fr-1u1 tia
Wl1a-9U q 4 5-4ler Il rhe Rzz -
( Deals. aad MAKE gfE wTzh l. under
f Fog- coat
1t w1s a very EssIa aass. s--aL-
mast a ta<eoE-s-r
What mlatz yoa taxa Ttz'-
Thu desire % earn ny living. sir.
f bF Pl1TIz< = I look priza once
sL-y a. the Conservatory. for p-avfnr
the tutes aasE z h14 a sure now
I night - 1 celebrity az this uzo-
zleEt-I might be earning M three
fEaucs uiyh1~
--TatIee.ir- sabt the fuE<e -BafEfE-
bring tn the ante which vas found IN
this mans Possession
The dEts uas brought n and places.
n TIE prisoners hAa.tS He began %
weep softly
Then TOu are going too give i
% ueFT he bLahher-,3 You are 70
f7s 70 have pity en- Il poor mani
We arr simply going u hear yo,.
play" said the court
E -Ne-plavFF
Certainly A prize winner a. the
Conservatory ought % be willing -
give Is a specimen Of hi skill
Before AL rha coGrt2 Why deaf
Ike 10 play hsre-I-ln - suzharras..,i..-
Ga The court VIII be iutuI-su-
Doa's Play anything op=ratic-iizsz
give IS In she Nocnlfzhr.- Or sone
simple dirrv
Without IN accompaniment. yoGr
F haugra
Yes
The prisoner ra1 his fingers over
the -zze TzsasIIF- 7 cant Do l..
yuu- hsnor- really caz'Euy euo-
riou = too uzeh for me-
Tie uA1 was s@1senc-d Z, two
ucu-hs Ezprisoz1ez--TO1-h-s COz-
pazanu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

IL l. azeaST thing - b and not ofseu
vel c0ne- The sr1ahle lies n the fzes
that Ezost cussbCs overhead Their exys- a
simple oEleles i z1t a sauszt.- EreaIs
al your sgys IN CITE plate- stir. rather
than beat up the whites 1as3 yogSsz -
eas.a three s<ys put a a Tablespoonful
Of cold water SOME 10 not Ike M a
salt AMI pepper Jour ex<s Moderately
take some parsley and chop IT, let the
parsley be Ezs- pat two eunees u bar
ter m a pan when the butter - very
hos pour Ii the s=gss Just a. s.son a. Z
: cooked ca one sisie. MT grisp. turn
quickly ami e0olz On the ether side
double It over wksn yaG serve & "a
very hot plass- the e,ald wr-er u rhx
eSys makes The On-les hight ant moist
-PltrShurEh ChruaieIs-TeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

To prepare twelve large mushrooms
ne SIX tabIespsonfHlsa Of SnssIy-ehapp.,f
g1osss't chicken three tlbIespnssufuIs
% stale bread one gfII % stock TIVE
s1blespoonf1ls q butter one teaspoon
ful Of salt half teaSpoonfuI Of onion
juice oue-f0urrh Of tsaspooufuI Of
pepper the Juice q one lemon and one
eTzPfH- q bread crumbs grated fine
>saS together f0r ten minutes tn. three
tahIespouufuIS Of stale bread and the
ssaelS- Add the meat salt. pepper
onion Iules and oue tablespoonful %
the butter Let this stand while the
mushrooms are being prepared Cat OF
the stalk and pare the Mushrooms. Is
each one = pared drop Il into dish n
wah-h there ; a quart Of water and the
I1lee. OF the Lem1u- Wheu a. are dou.s
take them from the aealuTatesf water
anst place them "A a shallow baking
pan having the emp sale gp. Pas ous-
twelfth Of the ssarlaE IN cath H1usk-
ruaaa- Sprinkle with the grated crumbs
ami eles vita the second rahlssp.lonfar
% butter Cooax N moderately hot
oven f1r ten miEures.-N Y World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

T0U aver. said th. black -hruuresI
bandit that you are the eeI@brar..ss
clzrarrics- Nine >.s1allkina- Prove Tr
and vu1 are free SeTer shall Z -
ssIht that Curr1Ee~zaaslz would errrr
iz1sigufry 70 an opera sopraza. L i.
against al The sszss< q IL. ur-nf-s-
.ian-
How sail ! prove NJ biersirys'
IssSesi the captive
By siE<izx- % essa-ss-
= aar9 >fn< N tbs eaxe1 10 E.su-
zzerse No steam heat And z.ss a
ssur IN the a.ox oEEs~t Sezsr-
-tseEEl-m=a- said the hanii-- Ii :
sEdsszt that the la1y Is What she claims
- -. Ess-lr- h~r % the nearest VI
are ard set her free --Enstiznaooiis
IaGruaI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

-Dampne-~ Aas made the Carinrhfan
saPitais af tae eaureh q Ehe Ma.E~l<ias
- f4rns sralAa-- z1d -se~nxly pies,es
q staae A&7~ t4li~a- sz.taag~riax tlaa
p4zsers-eI- Ia eapEt4l4 are % ke ~
@sFsG &za ssw e1sa 80 = t@s-s r.se~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

= osn2 sa-zlls- Tor flae ezt a xer~ r,lIs-rf-
ar ANNA tEr - sslae. Bat o. ~ a. weak
1s a zen Alt.--'ssnt af,sr wasting AnA prll-
rEa fs.s1 @a<eEAas.e - b. rHax ist.fssti NaEl-
lnx n siis Wa ~ q rana- pruraa1e= ruuval-
essensas. a1stelE . r@in IN ssrwnE1h Exa
Hls~5cEzers -ramAsh sEHer<. Il ias.~~Mz.ss
a1pe1ts.. 2ii5< ilrssstlsla AMI sudlu-ss sis~y,
Nsrvuas iarazasis derive fuum q Ia-nssszslr
Die nsz~aG = cures zzalaE..l. rae1zlar1xrz
cunsazrlszian
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06
s4Es our o. POLITICS


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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

GhollE gzzielxwis-who vas tsns
roulrt-s.oa-.tsresi- il-si-ezseti Iizris ez.s
saw y0G ~ith rhis aarnEaxs
ksh=l tf-vszizgiyt -'Thas. si-. xas NV
EAzee-
ChotLy-tood zw9. Yoz Gcnr <zv
y lat a zlayui1a<p- eo1sras1 you IN
make s-To~a Topics
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

he g.sasa1s 1aEar- sr-azse aaziaz AID sossa-
nj e1sssz % -sE-lu az i -. waen n se~sf n
a asnaG2ra. pa1 r sae faz.zer ar mother -
9 s1sss - 11sasiss ~ uest xrzrifvtux ~
tl.1s taAAaw = 49, - tat 8 - she hss~g
fszz-4y r1n1ssstT xn1sr1 and every Eaxllv
saassld AsEs a sarfse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

EEsraHtrrc r-ruE--FTe zau CINE -
.-s a1l asrrr tsl-1-zA WEaa1 g. veg knnzr
afsl- hn- Hrf--e Pass asrasas 1ss.i -
tls sus-s e ~ a----as- rEat- Y uslr llrz-
zsess E4rtr- aerf silly rizt11 The less ss1az
e. f-frs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

gscx Fa9D---f az odd nan. = raers An--
tang ssrTTseu Eua 1nf Tar ifsrs Lanxas.5F,
Efriff ksxEv y essssssf sizilT a Er-.ss MAJ
sssr ~ tsf1esH5 { haven got r-S1zith. Cs-.E
a Cas- NtsusnHr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

What i thts srerT hear ahouf
Pcers and Botrs getting fEro 4 srhr
1hous a -i-iz-
Why. Il Is true % certain sxteus.
L vas about hIrs- girl Potts s1uzz
g-l n tAs Ea.slllxezcs cEEes whs
Sas willi1x 70 live IN the eounsry. az.s
5.ascz sriet 70 as h~r ~ aE<riax her
1ixh<r Wazes4--Cfneinnzs Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

NO Use for TAAs
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b&-dy--l an EerE s,1zy. hzs ( hAve1-
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sxSls Esss PsssA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06
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Checked reir-cs ant those fia snail
ri0eiss a-- ls.s,s n b.5garv,.. rsllss- s-,,E
'sraHlesEss On afssrus1.s1 ssrrs~s.-- e
-aa.-v waoi>> F-iz-t IA 4uar-sr-sns.i
ehsvi1s "a ntn~r r-s1 ansE ey--,f slrru- q
li--ls- h.'ler1 wl-h cuiIa-er-~ "a a full
a.sitesi wazss q resesi.a-g-eea -arrsl-s-
lar The eFllarvfse s. cut sf.4-v-s A.
rs. rpp AMI slle-s agz with slas-rsu
of gT17gEEre Lasse- The s.ee-ss ar. v~rv
1IL- AMI the >lanrt- wi,ls SKIRT Is -5H1uls
assEEl met below and ar1slsrpsg above
A imported arvss II brown camel
aalr - an excellent msl.lsI sar ssre~s
etreszsss far rlrlss % f1urt.,-l aE- six-e-.n
var The dropping Blouse f-,lur arssf
the ssSzrs are eur IN aue pisrs. u b.
c5upisuest By n short b.slsrrg Jacket thst
-eachss l0sw % rhs belt AMI has for Is
ehies feature a Lar-e square cullar -
yellow ul.1Tre- The SKIRT which Eassssnz
n the back. y lined with B.rsea NJ.
reaazhs> the ankles a1si has three zn.iss
t1ids IN the back The E1-zz-e frout
falls IN a An--rlaEr- stitched Ieux-h-
VIZ On a bias belt of the mo5rs- Tbs.
little Jacket i Of simple shape and has
very large sIeeves--Efarpsras Bazaar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

hx17x ~ 60 eHrs MaraxH-zr Eranxss
ltislz~s sslaF Lad 4EnaN ssaal tsc snuper BAT
Erzaa-s saet 1~wn IL IS norAer SAID :
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wl1zzt ile aarosghisa alsa and salsi win de-
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H,ss-. of.u n Iezr-uiax Psvz-Lzs-a Us csvf RrPSn
R@H!aal! RssRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06

--eSentie=aa--f sho1xh1 you wers
slinsf b~srEar@- E-xrar---Thasa.n NJ
az rzN u.lr- tHr1tielzams-- Well. roo
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06
roME HIsrs AND HELPS


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szstsis~s cd IA saIte.I water ufsh n
Hs'iT liast x serssahisss- sire & ss5ssri-
a stalk = evlsry. - a sprf< OF pa-Selr.
sz'l Aaf dozeE psFp~ruu-n---N. Y
Tins-s
RI E1s='i Esssrsir ant Cheese sax
ave larre hruzsa biscuits IN ar,. eur Of
ratlS a tsz minu-es. then AID enc rzs1
= grated ehew=e- one sahls=pns=s-E az
melted husrers sat ami pepper -
TASTE Nh we'll pat IN butte-e,i hass-
dish and cake slowly hasf an hour
y. \ Ledger
Oyster Naeraruuf- EssiE naera-a-i
till tsu.isr- ts.s- a layer * z1aeearuui-
then a laver of ovssers. rvpeas TN the.
al-h ]. full= p.JsI- ozsr al half en-, u
mii T. aid a risr, - butter sfz.s - an
eEE ami esver zith I'm. brad -s.rrrrr1 b.
Bake aust <arnnsh with boiled erv-s
sllcea ant parsley st Louis Eepuh b &.
PUN Roll Take VERY rTp..- ~vva..s
PlHEs- eut them n tive. Remove she
s1ousS- ant rken = -hrIv nash The.
Pi11s- NIiSe a nice s7ve@s-EaiIsS sfs1s1s-h-
>Fi'-h A. for htssHi-s- ruIl IL ont q r.
art spread over il the pIums and e.
II spria.Sle them with WHIT. s41--s-z r,l,I
thas together firmly the Il IN n ps1s5.tfra-
cloth ant either steam Or boil Il au..
ant aus-haIf hau-s- To ~ eaten warm
wi-h WI gps,s cream s-v~e-ene.E -OAfo
Farmer
In easy va Il us5zE stale <p.lurs
cake f7r lunch = taken from House
hoii N-Ns Husier tii- naE.fs % f1f-v
-uas-- Toast sfa.es - sh.s e-.I =. ant cut
into pissrs t7zo inches square- Urn
aalf a ru-uhl~r - 1Dvl,. ar qr-fn,.- 5eilr
Iur.l a b'g~l- aasi wf-h N esrr h..a-e-
'EhIp g up irAe. Then s-z- "a x-assual-
u ra- -uzl.-a-az.u whites q rg-o -.rsr.
HAP -ii= Gver the squares af toasted
eztls>- Fr- a fresh eff-rrv rizr1t n sh..
es1-sr = ra~ rs-sr lzat serve with plain
cream
-Vin~var PIE Tusa a essp - boiling
vlnegar ssir sh5s.iseri NJ matte % enc
-ahi--p-.E = 1lar- rulIs< q three
--ES, haif cuB % suxzr and haIs a
eup - culat wafer -1nrrsu<fi-v h~zs..n
together ssasan w5zh grated Ie.ul,lu
peel OF uGruz-r Have the era,srs ready
m -rru Pi,s tins. PODS IN the s. las- a--ss
BAKE ten MINUTES. E;.sa1 whl-eS x
---re err >cEF WITH s7ur tsaspr.,u. 4
wa r. su-zr- spread su1ssssrh v sEer shs.
pie-- ami brown qaixlel~ IN n as1r s-- \
p area- for & burns eaS7I r-IE.sls..-
seensr
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nnl sae sweet srvasi. ant ers- zas.s~-~r1-
si-'''t p''.sass. spriulsie with p~up.r amt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-12-06
HUMOROUS

The men WI snE wuman'.
posiSst = she E~ss - running ssr o.
s,ss. saE< the FrzulSf1r-f saze--Phila-
iel phia Record
Arizona republican., 1894-05-24

TALK JUST A LITTLE SENSE.
The ROW" over the tariff in the
Democratic family is not a thing to
wonder at. 1t is only the difference be-
tween the good dog Drag" and the bet
ter dog Hold On"
Or, in other words, for nearly forty
years the Democratic party has been op-
posing 'protection" without the re-
sponsibility Of legislating on the sub
ject. Suddenly given full power, when
it comes to frame bill it finds that
Democratic pockets are as much inter-
ested as those of any other people. In
platform, tariff is theory, in a
revenue bill it is practical reality.
People who own iron, coal, lead, zinc
or copper mines, or a flock OF sheep, a
cotton or wooden factory, pottery or
other form of property \that employs
labor, cannot separate this ownership
so as to be benefited or hurt according
to the party sympathies of the owner.
These things insist on being homogene-
GUS and American, and just here begins
Democratic difficulty. If people would
only exercise a little common sense
thew would understand why the
promises OF the Chicago platform can
not be redeemed. A party can play the
Torrance out Of place in a statute.
That is really the milk in this tariff
cocoanut-it hurts all men OF all parties
alike-a sort OF ad yalorem ruin, as it
were.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-24

year is equal to about ~ per cent.
The gain alone would make a good field
fer any race except big bicycling
event. Imagine twenty-nine horses
starting in great race, not to speak of
4lS. Such figures show to what pro-
portions the use OF the bicycle is grow
ing in the United States, for to every
racing man there must be about the
same proportion of riders who do not
take part in such contests, one year
with another. The men and women
who ride bicycles are great army, and
they are coming more and more to be
felt as power in the land. They are
leading the agitation for good roads,
and they can no longer be snubbed or
ignored by public officials.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-24

THE Southern Methodists have taken
up and endorsed the idea of interna-
tional arbitration. If the mem bers OF
all religious bodies that endorse this
idea would work for its adoption by the
different nations of the earth, wars
would soon cease. 1t is strange that all
that civilization has done for the human
race has not more nearly eliminated
the brute instinct OF force as a means
of rectifying wrong and settling dis
putes.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-24
The BOOM OF THE BICYCLE,

One of the great sporting events Of
the year in Chicago is the road race
which the bicycliats run on Decoration
day. 1t has drawn out a great field of
wheelmen every spring for some time
past, and its fields have well indicated
the growth of cycling.
This year the paid entries for the race
in question mum Der no fewer than 4I8.
The largest previous record was 3S9,
and the increase of 20 over any former