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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Andy be had went on 4 trip soue-
where's over in the hill country 20 see &,
ne couldn't lay claims - some stray
hays, and in the main time he had been
u havIu 4 little fun with one Of the
bars On his return hack home he rid
by To gave me the general facts in the
50 before the news could leak ous in
tle settlement.
Listen 20 1 man what knows the road
AMI has covered all the ground and
Travelled all the glits. Ruse says Andy
a be laid oue finger ~aIonrstIe OF bis
nose "Dont you never start or to
take no long trips riiin ~ a blamed old
mule by the name Of Beck without good
tobacco and plenty Of it in your
1reeches That's what's the matter
with your side partner this eveuia-
That's how come my noble forrvd done
up IN a red rag. as il were. anil that's
the meauin Of these wounds and s,ars.
these e1Y ami gaaty colors on my gen
tie -countenancc.
Il bad tobacco, two or three plugs %
IT,. and that which was good. some
where's around the place. but in the
general hurry and conflsioumento of the
trip | had TO swap brseches and I went
OF without ac-umb in my clothes I
thought about it over here at the first
creek. but didn't want To stop and turn
around and come back and break my
luck | vas headed for the hill coan-
try. where everybody uses the weed.
and reckoued as how I wouldn't have
to wait and suffer long 81 I rid on.
wantin tobacco 50 bad till I was spittin
white right then SOmethin like 4 half
mile further on I met up with 4 pale.
sicAdT-Iookin. talI0w-faced boy drivin
n OK and -0in TO mill He looked 10
ne like d boy A. m0Ught maybe Use to-
barro- So popped the question % him.
Bat be lowed he didn't us, it. AMI I
SAYS to hu. says T. Well. young man.
X sou don use tobacco you ought to
put a little alt in your dirt
: 7 ri ou. A mile or 50 further
down the road I saw a yaIler nir-er
ptcEi1 cotton cIosc to the road. ami
now. thinks [ 20 myself thank the Lord
l vii II some tobacco. Z went At him
am ami 6lmilious like. AMI called him
Bail and then brought up the great and
srawin question Of tobacco with him.
fasse-, I uses it. SAYS he--dar Is /
uses il Wuensomever I n ~. Il. but
there ain marry crumb in M breaches
te1Iv. BOSS. I done rurE and turned
my pockets dis mornin.
- [ popped the SPURS to old Beck
ami rid on. But by this time. RUFF.
blaEset Il I want weak AMI sick and
as 4 tried chaNiu some
Persimmon bark, but whilst IL made me
sprs tree AMI spit yaIler it wouldn't sor-
Ter haIf WY DO for tobacco. The more
I ri and the further [ went the worse
I :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21
At ATLANTA.
The Woudsrf1I Displays at tho
Great Exposition



1T is fauylaHsi. so spuke an old
mer,World-traye led. aiase and critical,
familiar Nirh the brilliant boulevartIs
ct PARIS. aud Saratyi with the far
famed illumination 81 Taden-Gadben-
.Al t4rs WAS % his u5nd when De- tlruri
short. threw duvu bis cigar amt broke
OF an arurs business rllS 20 gaze
sueii1ouud upou tle unmatched lovcii-
ass Of Piedmont paris
Il have sgcu PARIS IN 80. 1ud the
worlds fair. and the centennial. but
tAis seats them 4IL~
Fhr common opinion of aI who see il
IS that Che decorative lighting of
this exposition has newer been ap-
l.raache'L lt = a work OF art
doue fn fire. zu,t it Should make
Luther ~t.eringrr immortal as an
art's- Il the jury Of awards did not
plss upon This picture they left ont the
greatest and best utaiL % was Michael
SHgrlo who combined art with arrhi-
lecture. and was great m both. lutl 10 r.
Sleriugsr who uuites art with archi-
lecture, and calls down ire from heaven
to Eiorify their union
The electric fountain. another tri-
uHph of this exposition. is also the
work OF the great fire artist. Here
again 4 new iaIryland s opene'l. Water
Ea v~izzarti at ullsinv coiors. and W hen
th- hre artist acids this element To his
palette he makes pictures which trans
ernI description They give the OBJ
server a sind OF intellectual exaltatfoa
which may be enjoyed and remembered.
but may never be hung upon col,f type.
Having spent this much time ia fairy
band. Let Us throw of the spell ami iuuz
hisurely atexhibits. Take the
aluex as q point of interest. There is
the Indian chief with q of
60 elk teeth and a necklace OF terra
pins claws. aud-ught-there is the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Perfumes we're introduced into Spain
BY the arabs. who brought many re-
eIPes for making them from the east.
Napoleon loved perfumes. and al
ways had . bottle of rose water or vio-
let water enFtied into his bath rub.
From the offensive fuseI oil the skill
Of ths chemist has been able 70 extract
the odors OF several flowers and fruits.
The recipes OF over ao0 different oils
ard perfumes have been preserved in
the feussas OF Eoz1an literature
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

soon - ever -uE n hea-in distance
Of the maa comm up the road Ius into
rass.u BIN and calm for tobacco win
every hrpafh tie heard the rassi1 pa-t
aad b. the time I nd up % aim. he vas
doNa On the ground. with lis mule
hEseaef and AS cuas OF. ready for 4
fEu- And noslin else would do him
bat 4 agkE rsheu got down 70 a-yff1
the c1se wlta hlu. AMI blame II lie
didn't lgat 0nto me whilst I had one
Elur n Ia stirrup. - we bad is right
there In the big road. ID and down and
oVer and under for 4 few rounds but he
had got n the first lick and he made it
cugn- And then. Eufe, I was so scan
aIols weak and nervious TIL I couldn't
S-ht much u0how- The truth is mighty
~ when It hurts. RUFF, and the naked.
uuwashed truth Is that the
give re a blame good beatin. I found
a tremendous big pile OF difference be-
tween whippin 4 blamed old mule name
Eecx and Iiexin a nan by the name Of
Weaver, Waieh the stranger give me
that a. his name.
When is vas AL over with he wanted
% kaow shat in the thanderasious a
the matter, AMI all I could say was
lobacco-to-baceo-to-bacco Well. sir.
nobody would Of thought 1t. but blamed
II he didn't pull cut a plug Of the bull
list s~sore-houghJ stat I nave aouped a
lip On IN many a day, and cut ne of a
full square Inside OF three minits 7
had come "a my senses. and we shook
hands ant parted friends
Bat remember whstI tell yol. Rife
Don't you never start OF TO take no
long trips on 4 blamed cd mule BIZ the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

lar niger fash
ion with his
brecches n his
boot legs anu a
pair Of Texas
spurs en-. which
kept mp = sean
dIous r~attlin
with bis stake
an rjdered shirt
Eivin fresh
signs cf obacco.
likewise al so
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Nrs. BInks-My husband did not Ike
that TEA you sent Us last
Groeer tpolitriyEDaI you like il.
madam2
Yes. I liked IT,
-Jalnes. Sead Mrs. Binss another
pound 90 rhc same tea she had Iass-
Anything else, madam Weekly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

The financial problem has been solved.
and the great enterprise moves on
Eraudiy To ITS elimination. The pro-
pie ct ATLANTA have achieved results
never equaled, and the only candidate
for sympathy is the person who does
not see this wonderful exhibition, in
many respects the most remarkable the
world has ever seen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

same scuuudrel with a trophy of 100 hu-
man setlps, dried and hung to his wam-
punt Let US pass on
Speaking OF Indians. You can 20 from
dead ones TO live ones. and see Two
strikes, who Is % the hero OF base
BAIL game. but of a ghost dance which
gave Uncle Sans soldiers "a great deal
OF trouble before they caught the step
Speaking OF aruligs the finest exhibit
of arms ever seen in America is iu the
Nl1nuflcturers building Nou can se,
there a kind of gun used hy the Jap
tuese and the Chinese IN the last war.
Beth we're good. but the Japs bad the
better weapon-the same used by the
herman army There YOU SEE tile
modern ammunition. uicI,ei steel 1ul-
lets ami smai4eiess powder At Fort
4el'hersou not tong ago one ot these
bullets OVERSIGHT THE target aud aIlsetI 4
gfLle ta0 miles and a half luav- The
6uIiet was IDENTIFIED amt the govern
meat paid for the m4ie- These bullets
60 through 90 inches ct wool at -
Yards 4uu see samples of this lu the
sSHI1ir. also f5ur-iuch steel aru4ar
ererl uy siN-pound -pruIecuies from a
l~tarelllss rapl4-are gun. which $ ON
exhibition here
There IS near BY e commercial exhfh-
e which s1oas the greatness % our
ea-alnserer. I'm an u4agrrsu~b,na
wa-1l r-a.ies with 10 countries ami
shows Proo-ez 81 many lr has as
clria a peruvian la,- s~asf Jrist
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

nLnL1Ax.r he said. severely, to the new
woman. ~dfd you mail that letter I rave
you Ibis norningft And then she put her
hand in the inside pocket Of her overcoat.
started, got red in the face and almost
wished that she had never been emanci-
plted-WaShsngton Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

THE mar who carries a single state
IL accounted now Of worth:
But in early lays Old Atlas was
The man who carried tie earth
INDIANAPOLIS Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

"WHkr can do to prove the sincerity OF
my lover said young MIR. Spiains to hiS
Boston sweetheart Promise me that vog
VIII learn 70 like Browning replied the
intellectual creature Pittsburgh Chr0uicIe-
telegram.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Whether on pleasure bent, or business, take
On every trip a bottle OF syrup OF Figs. as it
ats most PLEASANTLY and effectively on the
Kidneys. liver ami bowels. preventing fe-
vers. headaches and other forms OF sick
ness. For sale in 30 cents and 81 bottles BY
all leading druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

II BEGAN lie without a rent in nv
pocket said the purse-pruud man to an
acquaintance. Il didu'teven nave a pocket, =
replied the latter, meeisly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

"A PRrDENr man" SAYS a witty French
man., is like a pin HIS head prevents him
from going too far"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Tue opinions OF the misanthropical rest
upon this very positive basis, that thew
adopt thu bad faith Of a few as evidence OF
the worthlcssness OF a4L--Bovee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

AAere arr EHaFes now and then met with
Wup r2prescLt certain local hitters and pois-
on0us stlurt Is IDENTICAL with or Dozses-ng
Properties AKIN % those Of HosteE5er 5 Sfana-
an B11,rs These seamrs only sucreed in
pie ln1e Ialatat with the reuufut arf,s
w1a.1 e E mara their opposite az dav g Is
night ASS and rsse NJ substitute for the
Tt1t rcueiv for malaria drsnrnSL. ern-
s'llan- rlelmaasm AMI 1idney trouble
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

.Ir is an Old saying that a secret can be
kept by three men If two of them ara dead.
but a woman conceals-what she does not
EunX
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

GRAcrE's first experience in eating a
pearh--Tve eaten IL. cloth and all.
mamma Now, what shall I do with the
houerr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

l1v BIS rHeaL- mi asks NE ta rive
H.u tlz sr ID bttsr -~esl voH 10
af m0-a liberal aud r1vs
DTS answer l1 ewo Lr.-rN -H1ruers
hEir
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

LIZ you want 10 be cured Of a cough use
Hales Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Tootharhe Drops Cure in one minuts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21
MRS. ADAMS LETTER.
LyEELY, ch4ttooga Co., Ca, Oct. 4. ISIS.

Two medicines
have done me so
much good | can
not find words to
express my graft
tude for them. I
was down with a
complication of
troubles, catlrrh
of the bowels and
falling of the
womb. For seven
wecksI could not
sit up. Two bot
ties of McEiree'a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

THERE are suct things as adorable faults
and -insGpportable virtues.-Fnsgende Blat-
ter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

SELF interest is always at the rate Of 100
per celL-I0ung Mems Era
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

some few blood stains with his Ieft
eye bungci and shut up, AMI the other
bruised and cloudy, come the natural
born horse trader, come the o~nIyest
AndT Luras.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

PEOPLE WHO i've in glass houses should
live glass Iives.-Young Mems Era.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

BoBBr--Papa, Jack Mason said his father
CAV him % cents. and - Papa-Weurf
Bobby-~Td like to say the same Of You.
-Blsper's Bazar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

sore Eyes Cured.
Jacksou's Indian Eye Salvs never fails IN
this DC at all drug stores.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Jrsr laws are no restraint upon the free
dom Of the good. for 4 good man desires
nothing which a Just law viii interfere
with-Frout1e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21
SQUIRE f SANDERS.
The PortIy Sage Of Rocky Creek
Still Lives.
and Tells Charming stories FROM Bach
wssd- Life-Andy Luc1s with His Head
Dome 10 In a Red Isa=-"Ptxen.
Hfghfia Mad and crazy for the
W-ed-~orz- New. From
Down On Panther.

With bis turkey red bandana iooped
and tucked and tird and twisted ali
around bis throas and forred in the reg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Haifs Catzrrh Cure
Is 4 Constitutional Cure. Price &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Wine of Cariui and one package of
T~hedford's Black-Draught cured me.
l have recommended the Wine Of
Cardui Treatment to 4 number of suf-
fering women. and not ~ has failed
to ind relief by its use. If I can do
anything to help bring this good med
icine to the attention of sufferers, I
will be glad. Mrs. E. c. ADAMS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

asne ct Beck without plenty OF tobacco
in your breecbes.~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21
HOPELESS.

Hoods Pills 51s-ia1 euusaip-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

THE AER5IcToE co. docs hair ne worsd.s
windmill ousiness. becarsS IL hzs rnziuc>d the crzz q
w11G power 10 fG vhst it WIS L has many hrznch
A3+[E II yolr donr. Il czn and does furnlEh .
NTC@ besfsr srtlcis far les money han
$500 etherA II mzkrs Pumping and
~N Ge.r-sL- steei 6aisanlzra altar
MAS and Fixed S.ect Ta-rrs- sir~4 Buxz saw
Frames. Steel Feed Cutters and Fsed
VA GrincefA Gu application Il VIII ramr one
~ f uf-e articles tfist Il Will furnish uurI
sI1nszy ~ az lej The usual priers II als8 MAKES
snks and Pumps Il al ksnia S-nd fur enrslawun
fscaa-J: l-'h. Rockwell ard fiiinsre Sfre<fs, CeiczrL
Do OuW WORK,
SIS to $50 WEEKLY. E1R9s ss4 and s~ESTrEsEs:
L. SaAs- saOAAAI n Sesan4 sGrst- 81 LoalE No.
sls:sS5 =aa waisxf habits eured Bsos sat
cs2f3 sAssE nj Ef fk.S-
- 1eE CuaEa syrup rAere- Coca Csc
n tina sci1 Ct 1-urvix.
An E,F 1879
WHEY To kpyHET,srEs PLEASE
state th.s Ts. s~. the Aazerszssas.1 d. 49,
Sasse
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-11-19

GA question. One of the questions to
SDoO U GOO of paper money. It the
T SasL9 Soto standard is to be perpet.
uaCeo mat money must be retired.
In the Democratic convention he ho
Iieved tnat the votes of thcss people
who elect a President should dictate
q Plat5orm: He vigorously opposed
the bond policy of the Administrator
He believed the treasury should have
PAID out silver when the gold run was
made upon it. That would baVe
stopped the raid. England dictated
the gold policy, The United States
had the power to change it nov to
establish bi metallism Throughout the
world. If the United States would 90
forward in financial legislation as #
had done in it's fight for liberty one
hundred years ago, it would render to
mankind a greater blessing than was
rendered when we taught them that a
people could govern themselves
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-11-19
THE DAMAGE TO THE TEXAS.
A Court of Inquiry Will Probably Inves-
tigate the Cause.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Secretary
Herbert says the department has made,
public all the information it has in it's,
possession about the injuries to the bat
tleship Texas, and there is nothing to.
add at present. OIher tmcials declined
to comment upon the matter. 1t is
customary to appoint a court of in
quiry to investigate an occurrence Of
so grave a character. No steps in this
direction have yet been taken in the
case of the Texas, but it is not seen how
a court of inquiry a be avoided.
The opinion is expressed that private
ship yards would have declined to
build the ship without material altera-
tons to strengthen the frame work,
and that the department., if it had
called for bids from private C ntrac-
tors, would have discovered the futility
of attempting to construct 80 large an
armored vessel within the 50, 500, 600
limit fixed by Congress.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-11-19
MEN OF MILLIONS WHO STOLE.
Sweeping Accusations Made in Pitts
burg's Chamber of Commerce.

PITrsBURG, Pa, Nov. 134'"That
this city is corrupt" said Captain John
+. bravo at a meeting Of the Chamber
of Commerce directors, Il suppose no
body with any sense left would deny.
There are evidences beyond al: question
that men Of millions residing IN this
city have won is by directly stealing
it from the citizens. There are scores
that have deliberately stolen TINS
wealth, and it is clear that nobody
'sThe only way to get relief is a pqliti-
cal cyclone. Make a clean sweep where
c0rr1iption exists, and go to the bottom
of this damnable intamy that is pre-
vaiIing. What is needed is an absolute
radical change. We want to place men
in our offices of the highest trust, or
invincible integrity.
The Captain was opposing mildeF
methods Of carrying on investigation
az TO municipal corruption In Pittsburg.
But the directors voted him down said
they opposed such sweeping arraign-
ments, and adopted the milder meth
DDS of procedure.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-11-19
MARYLAND sRNAToRsH1P.
The Republican State Chairman a Can
didate for Gibson's Seat.

BALTIMORE, Nov 12-Representative
GeorgeL. yelling ton. chairman of the
Republican State Committee, to-day
announced his candidacy for the United
States Senate. to succeed Senator Chas.
FL Gibson. In an interview, Mr.. Wei
llngton said:
II have decided to enter the contest
for the Senatorship, and l expect to
win. I have had rendered me the vol
untary support Of a large number of
the members elect of the General AS.
sembly, and anticipate no great diff
Guilty in securing the party caucus
nomination, and the election by the
pint session.
There is no necessity for repeating
the so-called Eastern Shore law before,
the election of the Senator. The fact
that a resident of another part at the
State is elected will be a virtual repeal
of it, and in this instance the law will
be ignored. The United States Senate,
under the Constitution, will seat any
man who is a resident of the State, and
will ignore the law in such a case, as it
is clearly unconstitutional"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-11-19
A PROMINENT INCENDIARY.
New York's Ex-state Comptroller Under
Arrest Charged With Arson.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y. Nov. 10 -Ex
State Comptroller Edward Wemple
was rrested this morning on the charge
of setting fire to the new dwelling of
Herbert H. Fonda, Sunday evening. A
basket, filled with shavings and news
papers, soaked with kerosene oil, was
placed against the door in the rear of
the house. The flames were discovered
by V. Peck, cashier of the Fulton
vile Bank, and were extinguished in
time to save the house. Wemple is
also charged with having set fire to the
WemPle foundry building, which was
burned a few weeks ago. a committee
of citizens has been at work collecting
evidence in the case since that time.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-11-19
NICARAGUA CANAL WORK
Perhaps More Than $IIo, 900, 900 and 20.
Ooo Men Will be Required.

~ @8SA Al 9S &&C4uAIGQa
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-I obtained
trustworthy information to dav as to
the contents of the report of the COM
mission which examined into the FEAST
OlIlty and cost and recommended a
route for the Nicaragua Canal. The
reports Is IN the hands of the President.
VINO Is using 1t In connection with his
work on his annual message to Con-
gress. The report indicates that a canal
across the Isthmus via the N-icaraguan
route is entirely feasible from an engi-
neerlng point of view. The cost of the
project as estimated is $11O, 600, 900. but
ills stated that this sum is too small
by some millions.
The commission was nearly three
months engaged in it's survey work.
The route as proposed by the commits
sion Is 173 miles long, or three or four
miles longer than that which the canal
company proposed. The commission
made surveys to the right and left of
the company's route, and has suggested
some changes which it believes will
be advantageous. The commission's
waterway will be supplied with locks,
The San Juan river and Lake Mica.
ragua will be employed, but the former
will require considerable dredging,
The lake is ffty-eix and a half miles
across, from the San Juan outlet to the
mouth of the Lejas. Some dredging
will be required on the west COZ st Of
the lake, which Is shoal for q distance
of something like 1, 400 feet. Brito will
be the western terminus Of the canal,
and the distance from this point to the.
lake is a little more than seventeen
miles.
An estimate has been made that, in
order to complete the canal which the
commission proposes, six years will be
required, and in order to finish it with
in that time a force of 20, 600 men will
have to be constantly employed. The
commission also went to Panama and
made a survey of the route there, and
also refers to this project in it's report.
New York Herald.