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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

In my youth. before I had a
beard upon my face. it " a ms
fortune to have sssI>tet in plant
irg the American standard up
on the walls Of Monterey
Afterwards IL was also my
fortune to bear arms against the
tag which helped to plant up
On the walls OF Monterey IL
vas also my fortune. sad as II
Was. after the var vas over, TO
undergo. In common with the
people ofthe section from which
come, fOur or dve years Of the
most Internal rule With which a
civilized people were ever ours
ed / lived Through thai.
lived TO see civil disabilities re
moved from the Southern PEG,
pie I have lived 10 see thi.
side Of the Chamber By a very
Aarge majority filed by men
Who have also borne arms
against the Government I have
met, since I have been here,
some instances of harsh bitter,
ADJUST sectional augmentation,
elimination and reerimiaati0u,
bat 1 have lived TO see, end am
very glad TO be able To say that
shere once ! heard ordinations
aud DETERMINATIONS l DO not
hear them R0w-
| have lived to see the time
Rhea 4 question comes up IN
the Senate wrieh affects the
section from which | come that
| not only iHd Northern Demo
Gratis. God bless them, x~filiatln.
With me, sympathizing with me.
oat | aso ind that Northern
Repab leans are exhibiting 4
f0rgesfalness Of the bitter AMI.
n0sIfIes OF the past and are JOIN
tag with Us Ia upbui ding 0ur
common country and the South
eru part Of II, when that part
alone % in question.
IL Il a pleasure to me, aud Il
u not, SIR, the least CT the pleas
Hre either which : have to DAY
IN performing the duty which
have performed thai rs n South
cru man | have been able 10
stretch the hand Of friendship
and sywpathv 20 the suffering
farmers af the Northwest, vhe
with the other far Hers Of the
eounfsy, have led the way ia
breaking down sectional ami
nosltIes. aud in restoring among
our people the feeling Of a com
nOn brotherhood.
Closing remarks Of Senator
George in his speech en- the ex.
termination Of the Russian this,
rlek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09
A Law Not IeneraIIy kaawn-

We take il that a man. when
be 10 elected TO I'LL al ohee, de
sires to discharge the duties OF
that office as the law directs,
and as the obligations imposed
by the oath Of office require
II the public know the law, II
becomes easier for the officer to
discharge his duty than when
the law IL not kaOwn-
III the Law makes il oil Iigatory
in certain instances for an OH
Ger TO do a certain thing, then
the officer eau proceed TO dc
that thing, well knowing tha.
the public will sustain him, even
though it may happen that iu
the discharge of his duty. be may
be called upon to perform a dis
tasteful task. For this reason
We belieTe that il is for the pub
lie good. and at the same time
makes il easier for the officer to
discharge his duties, to give
publicity TO certain statutes
With which the public are not
familiar
With this by way of introduc
ton and explanation, We print
below a section of Law in the
Code. which 10 made a special
Iav for Oxford. and call the at
teatIon not only OF the public
and citizens generally, but of
the officers Of the Law; for We
are aware Of she fact that 1t l.
not generally known that such
a statute exists Following il
The Law.
SEC 44sS-PenaIty for ap
pearing In state of Int0xieatiOn:
IL any person shall appear
upon the streets of Oxford, or.
on the grounds of the Universe
~ Of Mississippi, in a state Of
intoxieation. he shall. on convic
ton. be ined ten dollars. aud be
imprisoned in the county jail. or
city prison until the ine and
costs are paid and If any peace
ofieer of Oxford, or of the eoua
ty Of Lafayette. wiIfully fail to
arrest any such offender and
carry him before the proper
magistrate tor Punishment. he
shall. on conviction. be faed
City do lars, add be removed
Prom Cfice.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

IL 10 not Improbable, bat quite
likely that the South will be in
position this year TO return TO
the northwest some Of the corn
which she has beea shipping
here for the past twenty years.
Whether she does or not. one
hing 10 certain "A very large
kznber Of Soathern farmers vii
have their snokehoases aIIed
this winter vita Soath~ra, and
oct Western. meat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

Althoaxa the chapter in the
soda devoted 70 Primary EIee
tisas 10 81 eepdbte of, and
bears many GT-rent eo1strae
slsas e 10 rather remarkable
shxt 20 natter vas eo1ssraes IL.
81 how Z % construed. the eaet
sxnaas tAat MAJ Dean % se4r
y ssivsrxalsv regarded sx the
vfaaer "a ne esafe.t raich q
s9w gong 90 "A tals dlssrigG-
rrs1 every qzxrter GENES the
eAesrs< ae.s tszt he /. the
eaNe- af ta< Masses. "a. r4ak
sa& 1 81 Ae D~na<ran< par
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09
tC0Eelaasd in our ue1t issue-J
We are assured tbat tbe mo-,

We are ASSURED that the psoDLe
In Beat 2, and especially at Al
exander's are for Dean for Con
gress. and will so return, not
wlthstanding there are some
who talk otherwise. noxever
se will see when IAe primary
u over We beliese the dry Is
past when 4 few men can 20 to
the Pcils and dictate to the
masses how to vote ; in other
words We do not believe that
any nan or set Of men carry the
votes of their preeiscs ia their
sOvse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

s~a nan a&s eexa tired
saa ss1a4 20 pos~<ss the 4aali-
ssxf4eas necessary too making
q sale. saGaa~ azd esis ~ne
Cea<rsssuAa a. Nj D<2a hzs
saswz y aGs paassc career -
STATE Sea20E.n . bus right
tsA- "a. people shogls3 reesg>
sts- ais staess BY eo1a ing TO
lam these Interests On a larger
scale. ~aiea ne has 90 faithfully
looked arer IN the pass- We
sslieve the people Of this dis
triet Wi 50 Aoaor Maj. Dean.
A. every day his prospects are
brghtsf aud more hopeful
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

Mrs L Il seIlnger mas a ia
mana tree, which she has grown
IN her yard tina, - bearing fruit
this year. 4 b1aeh Of bananas
u now forming on the tree. aud
stii doabtsess EipeR before frost
This 10 probably the irst fruis
OF tie kind ever grown ID the
t0SR % GreeEsOOd- The tee
= 4 ssaaty, and attracts a great
A<si - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

IL sa source Of eradication
and pleasure to the EAGLE to
fead the many complimentary
notices in the State papeIs Of
cur citizen, Col. W ID Holder,
and his availability for the onee
Of Auditor Of The State, and
shile We do not think it neees-
Vary to the success Of his can
sAss IN our COUNTY TO say any
Thing in his behalf: We hope at
No dis'an, day, to give some
reasons, which in our humble
spinion. entitle hiu to tie sup
port Of the Democratic party
fhroaghou, the State for the
office which be 10 so euinentIy
ktted to I'll,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

Since David b Hill found that
Abuse of Cleveland vas 8 sort
OF to50gxas slide TO 0bsearity
ola more or less sogxy nature,
he has takea to saying come
mighty nice things about our
plump President Being q can.
sious aad thrifty man, Hill 10 2p
parsatly rot eager 10 engage in
say dovnhiIl prOeeedTng-Dem
cerat STAR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

The EAGLE 10 Indebted 10
Senator J 4 George for a copy
81 his very splendid speech on
tae Inflammation of the Rus
sian Thistle delivered IN the
Senate Of The United States on
July u, 1884,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

In hfteea days the people Of
his eo,nty VII have An oppoI-
s-nssy 10 aane their choice for
Congressman for this District
Everything How points to the
ae@aa2Sioa q EsJ D-sa. AID
lafayette eoazsy osght 70 seGd
s~SS Dean d.seszti0a to the
ssassut ca. Azd .s believe she
Oh DO L. Every man IN the
.eanty vAo expects to be a can
tidats for some 03ee next year
saoala see TO Il that Ais box
goes for Dean. ffh does not.
he viii hear aba. il ween he
N5ues before the pabhe. see 7
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

W. Ar 1usnsrrsd to lien
joan c KYLE. Of SArhs. Mis- ~ a
vanlsaxss t1r r--stectrsn - Congress.
sahi~es to the .etssa o. thu D~z0sratie
xArfy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09
The Charter Of Ineorpo-
ration ef The Oxford
Hardware Company.

Section L. Andrew I. Uwens,
/ David +. Carter, Daniel l. Sui
tan, BEN Price and their asso-
ciafes, are hereby incorporate d
under the corporate Lame of
the OxFoRD HARDWARE CON-
PASY. which corporation, shall
be known by that name.
Section 2 The donIeiIe of the
corporation shall be at Oxford,
Mss. and the purposes for
which the corporation 10 created
are; to buy and sell goods. wares
merchandise and personal prop
erty; 10 q general merchandise
business. buy sell and convey
real estate, and shall have in adj
dition to the rights above pro-
vided for, the right TO buy. sell
and convey any other species Of
property necessary for the le-
gitImate condnct ofthe business.
Section ). The corporation
shall continue for q period Of
fifty years so from this date,
and the authorized capital shall
be fixed n Ten thousand dollars,
$40 600 COZ in shares Of fifty
dollhrs each, and certificates
therefor issued to the snbscrib-
ers upon the payment of the
stock subscribed for.
Section 4 The corporation
may proceed to organize and
commence business when as
mHeh a. twenty-five per cent of
the authorized capital has been
subscribed for and actually paid
in.
Section 5 There shall be elect
Ell on the fret Monday OF July
of each year hereafter from the
stockholders Of said corpora
ton. three directors whose term
OF oftiee shall continue for one
year or until their successors
are qualified aud enter upon the
discharge of their duties. while
this Corporation is in existence
Section 8. A President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treas
urer, may be elected by the
Board of Directors from among
the number Of stockholders,
whose term Of Office shall be tor
one year. The Board of Dfrec-
tors may also appoint from the
stockholders or otherwise. a
general manager whose ten ure
OF 0hes shall be 1t the will of
1.-THE Board
Section = lie corporation
may make ell needfal by laws.
rules and regulations, for the
management and control of its
Affairs, not inconsistent with this
charter, or the laws Of the State
of Mississippi.
Section 3. Amy two Of the in
eorporators may call q meeting
fer the purpose Of organizing ss
soon - they deem proper after
this charter has been approved
and recorded a. provided by
law. and at such called meeting
the omceFs hereinbefors proyid
ed tor shall be elected aud hold
until the hrst Monday in JULY
1s95. The notice of such two
tneorporators may be given il
writing handed in person TO tn,
t7eorporators not less than on.
day before the meeting 10 eallss
TO convene, aud when organized
shall have in addition to tn,
powers hereinbefore provide.
for. all Of the powers enumerz,
ed IN Section SIG of the Ammo
lated Code of Mississippi o
1s9e, that may be necessary TO
carrying out the provisions o
this charter.
The foregoing proposed char
ter OF incorporation is respec,
fclly submitted to the Hoaors
bic Attorney General for hi
advice as to the constitutional
~ and legality of the provision
thereof
j. NJ Stone,
C.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09
5OCents

Save soar ffuit and veg-sa-
oies by uslng the het'arty &
avis ~pnsy Pump For sale
~ Hodge. Relay. Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

UNIVERSITY
OF
MISSISS IPPL.
gsrrv-gh;-j Session
orsrs September Id 1884
Jackson, Aiss.
July IS. 1854

I~#enfy-oue schools Departments al
Science Literature aud Arts under saII
eorps of sbs- Instructors. Wei far-
aisned laboratories Department of
Law n charge Of Hon. G.. o. Sha,sx
school, OF Pedagogy enlarged and ..I,n,.
81 10 the ne~ds Of teachers IN tbs -
E1p~nses 1-. Location unercsIg-d s.
asalsafaiaess Splsnsiid Eaeillsi-x far
speeral work in many ines
send for eircnIar Of inform.s;o, ~
catalogue u "r
Chancellor Robert B. Fu.tarL
University, Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09


II have proved the value OF Z
Ayers Pills in relieving dySpep- 9
sra and headache. with which )
complaints | was 50 long troubled I
that neither the doctor NOT N.Y. {
self supposed | should ever be 9
well again Through the use Of 5
the above medicine | am better I
than | have been for Years.
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II have used Ayers Pills for {
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complaint. and always with ex- :
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Having been severely afflicted I
with eostfveness. | was induced :
to try Ayers Pills. Their use has )
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can confidently recommend them {
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WHITMAN, Niponio. Cal I
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Received highest Awards {
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

w~Nr~ a~utarrte~d b Maj
A DEAN. Of Lafayette eoanfy.
ezns.saAs, Zoe C0axTess- subject to
sA~ a~4sra u the Democrats party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

W.. are aatheu.-i - Capt.
THOMAS sPISHf. Il Ripley. Mics 4.
= ean.bfa-- sar Congress. subject to
M aerSyu Il tie DsmosrAtIe party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

Or. prsce,s C<szz rzkiux pove~~
ws<sx's Far Fsssh<se Award
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09
CastoriA

-cssssrss ss v-l sf.ps-d soeAihfr-n hat
I-rscunn,~nd ie - superior ID any pr-ssripticn
nsvu 70 mr. H A. AN-nxxL IL D.
III 50. Oxford S. Brookiyn~ " T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

C,ssoria il DIR. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children II contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is q harmless substitute
for Parexoric, Drops, Soothing syrupS and Castor OIL
II 4, Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years use by
Millions Of Mothers Cast0ria Is the Chiidren's Panaeea
-sAe Mothers Friend
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09
Castoria

c.sssrts cur-s coac. C~6ns<iparson.
Sur sssmsch. Dtar-h-eA. Eructztiun.
Kiln WORMS. gis-s 3e~p AID Prurutes d
g-<tva,
wfthugt injurious mesticafsnn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09
Jackson, Misa,
July 18th, 1904.

The provisions of the fore.
gong proposed charter Of in
corporation are not vroIafive OF
the constitution or laws Of the
State.
ErA- Io4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

The foregoing proposed char.
ter OF incorporation is respect
fcliy submitted to the Honora
bic Attorney General for hil
advice A. to the constitutional
ty and Legality of the provision.
thereof
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

~ Of 'C.sepra' % - univer2l and
~ n<r1ts 80 vel ksown that q e-ms . WORK
Of a-p--rx.rsnn b -ndsrcrie Few arc the
Hnf-siy-nx families who do aot xer Csssora
v-<an eazy r-sh.
CxzErs MkxrrS, D D.
View Yert cry
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09

For s--nl ts.s I hare r~-curnnend-t
your sCa<sariA an4 shaIl always confinSH. %
IN 50 a. IL has invariably pruiur--i beneficial
rsEiez~
E1vrsF " PAz1xx. u T.
rsRh ser-rr ard IN Ave. se-T York CITY.
uHn - Nruzxr sn@ yxv Yonx C1
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-05
FROM HAWAII.
Much Excitement Caused by the Z. S.
Senate Proposition to Terminate Krcip-

MucI, Excitement Caused by the Z. S.
Senate Proposition to Terminate Nrcip-
rocity.
SAN FRANCISCO. April The steamer
China, which arrived Sunday. brings
Honolulu adviccs to March 81.
News of the proposition made by the
senate finance committee to give notice
of termination OF the reciprocity treaty.
created great sensation, and spread
an atmosphere OF gloom in business
circles. 1t was felt that such Il meas
ure meant ruin to the sugar planters.
as well as to the smaller but valuable
rice interest. Later news of the sem
ate's favorable disposition to continue
the treaty gave general satisfaction.
The election of delegate s to the con-
vention for the formation of Il ncw con-
stitution has been ordered for May.
1t is believed Il ma jority OK the natives
will abstain from taking the oath abs
juring the monarchy, being deferred
by fear lest the queen will yet be re-
stored
The Takachioh, another japanese war
Ship, arrived 1T Honolulu March 81. '
The Japanese laborcrs are turbulent,
expecting to receive the right Of suf-
frage. On the ED Admiral Irwin, &c
companied by Minister Willis, paid
President Dole farewell visit. III tho
afternoon Mr. Dole was receivei on
the flagship with distinguished honors.
Two days later President and Mrs
Dole called upon Mr. ami Mrs. Willis
at THEW residence
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-05
;I:lIncr ~G1iiiigr.

BALTIMORE. april 1.-The >cc,,,,.
ice palace in the INT" state, ttne
first one being at the ,.i,i yiU:cr expo
sition, San t'ranclstoj. is t. be coz.
structed il this city D.: the Maryland
steel TO. OF Sparrowspoint. The low
ard auditorium, Nortn Howard street.
is the location. IT viii Dc npenct. June
l. and skating on real ice made by tho
mechanical process provided all the
yeararounl. The Baltimore Ice palace
will have an areu 20" skating of 30 by
80 feet. and the ice will be 81: 20 eigh;
inches thick. In general construction
it will resemble the enc constructed Il;
the Worlds fair.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-05
Poachcrs Threaten to Su".

VICTORIA, Il. c.. April a-:This is
the headquarters Of tho aca, poachers,
and they are greatly excited over the
news of the action of the British gov
eminent in passing Il bin authorizing
seizure OF British vessels n I;ciu"inS
sea- The sealcrs are practically, nIani-
nous in declaring that poaehing recu-
lations this year would be gross in
justice as vel. as illegal, Some say
they DO Aot know that if under the
eircumstan thore would rot be q
redress in the courts against the British
authorities
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-05
Vho!eSornr i:rcu x fnst DlsheA.

Oatmeal porridgc is an appetizing
and satisfying food. and produces
brain. bone aud muscle OF the finest
quality. Get the best meal make por-
ridge of judiciou> consistency. and
above all stir and boil thoroughly. Ia
make Gruel put fine meal in !; stew jar
in The oven Rough or Scotch meal is
better. in which gently sprinkle Il.
handful or more into Il saucenanfnl OF
cold water. Stir oa the fire until it
thickcnS, when add water. Les, at
tention will row suffice, but stir some
times 1t may afterward stand ut edge
from twenty minutes 10 Il couple OF
hours. Wafer Cruel i, useful, and if
swcctcncd ana ground ginger be added
pcrspiration will be induced.-N. I.
World
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-05
- . - - - : = 2 -
At BEAVER Fails. IA.

BEAVER FAILS, Pa, April 81 Twelve
thousand visitors frosa The suburban
towns Of Beaver, Rochester, Brighton,
Bridgewater and adjacent territory in.
spectcd the army of peace on it's arrival
in this city Sunday afternoon, and,
without any unusual expression o; mp
prevail, watched it as It catered. the city
from the winding roadway 20 the north
in 4 valley between hills OF great
height
The welcome by those Interested in
the movement was warm asa.i OF such
a character as to remove the depression
caused by the chilly reception at isass
sf3salcstine and Nsw Galiilee.
@ ..at.le: o..Sst D.seays.S,
VEST SrrEEios, Wis, April p
ssls: irrable excitement has been
lssspused 10y the find OF u pronounced
esii, s,t silver near Virginia City, which
sss about City miles from the Rainy
sssl, god iie.,ls. The orc assays $50 20.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-05
OVER THE VETO.
Bland Announces Hts FT7-
eramme-Hc VIII Make Another E0ois
TO pnss His Bill.

to IlSS 1fsS Dill
WASHINGTON, March 31.-Alr Rl"r:t
the champion of free silver. announced
Friday his programme for next 'ircs'
day. which contemplatcs 4 motion to
pass the bland seisnioragc bill over the
presidents veto without first referring
the bill to committee.
This reference to committee would,
in Mr.. BANDS opinion. n. only waste
of time. inasnucll Us there is no lnten-
ton on the part Of any mcmners of the
committee to modify the bill i'll accord
ancc with the suggestions made 10y the
president in his message. or indeed, to
make any change whatever. Moreover,
it is not the custom to make altera lions
in bill returned without the approval
of the president, when it is proposed
to attempt to pass the bill over L
veto.
Mr.. Bland is not sanguinc of success.
Indeed, none Of the silver men arc.
When the measure originally passed
the house the vote stood. yeas. .6S;
nays, 120, Il ma iOrity OF 80. This is
very far from two-thir,ls. and the hopc-
lessness of the effort is apparent even
to Mr. Bland. WHO comedies that the
veto will not be overcome.
1t may be worthy Of notice i'll this
connection to state that the Hand
seigniOrage bill had but eleven MA ior-
ity when it passed the senate The
purpose of Mr.. Bland. therefore. is
simply to afford an opportunity to- HIM
self and followers to go on record as
steadiast TO the principle involved in
the scigniorage Till.
AS to the free coinage bill which he
will bring before the house in the FIT.
turc, Mr.. Bland has an expectation that
he will receive sufficient support to
send it to the senate. but this opinion
is not shared by other silver men who
feel it is useless to attempt such le&is-
lation in the face of the presidents dec
laration that he will sign no bill ior
the Increased Use of silver unless :l,l-
thority is given for the issue Of bonds
to strengthen the gold reserve
There is, however, an agreement
6LIiOIiS SiiNSi HlCIi ui'Nu viz '''At' "'iN
that is their opposition to the passage
of any bill which will sanction iii issue
Of bonds. The Bailey resolution.
which is practically an injunction
againsta bond issue by the secretary Of
the treasury, is held in reserve rca1;' to
be pressed to passage the moment l'=.:-
islation in favor of bond issue is at
tempted.
AS to the threat of the disappointed
silver men in the house to defeat the
tariff bill by adding free c"ii.a%e
amendments AIr, Bland is very cm-
phatic.
''ro attempt to put a free coinage
amendment on the tariff, said he Fri
day, would be an outrage and Il cr'nc.
1t would do no good md would simply
result in the defeat OF the tariff bill
and it's free coinage amendment.
That such an attempt will be m7''o
in the senate, Notwithstanding Mr..
Bland's declaration, is certain. how
ever, and Introduction of this question
will afford no opportunity fora pro-
lonCed discussion. which will add to
the many delays which the tariff hill
must experience.
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Wilson Likes Rancn Life.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March :.l.-Con-
gresham Wilson is SO delighted With
ranch life Chat he will remain q. tnc
ranch Of cX-Congressman Ben f;.h!c n
definitely. or until he is ;l;,lt Ia rc,,;~E,
to Washington ard resume his Work IN
congress. That was the Information
which was given out in response Ii 'hc
correspondents inquiries. lie took :!
long drive Friday in company with IN
Cable. DR. Underwood, his ,.n.i:ca nt-
tenlaDt, is confined To HI, bc, with
sickness.