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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
.Bank Stockholders Sued.

SEDALIA, Mo, July 25.-W. A. Lat
liner. receiver of the defunct Fir t
National bank of this city, commenced
suit in the United States circuit court,
at jefferson City, against thirty-four
stocl5h olders who have refused to pay
the rs per cent assessment ordered by
Comptroller Eckels, to be pad on May
is. The amounts for which suit is
brought aggregate SIS, 900.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The govern
ment officials here have received no in
formation regarding the firing on the
schooner, Carrie E. Lane, by Spanish
war vessel, off Cape Antonio. The
general opinion of naval officers, who
read the report of the affair as de
scribed by Captain Quick, is that the
Spaniard did not exceed it's authority
in Overhauling the schooner, if the
latter was in the territory of Cuba.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
Bridge Tolls prohibited.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July 25.-Thc
railroad commissioners have issued an
order prohibiting the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad from collecting
extra charges for passengers or freight
crossing the Missouri river at Boone
Vile Heretofore the road has charged
25 cents for each passenger and from
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
a Kansas Missionary Gone.

WICHITA, Kan, July 25.-Yesterdav
Rev. Daniel Lee of Caldwell. Kan
died at Hennessey. Ok, aged 90. He
was stout and hearty and walked
about the streets like man of 6Ount;I
a few days ago. He was missionary
among the Indians of Kansas in 1926
and in the Sandwich Islands in 1894.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
DID NOT BITE THE DUST.
The Desperate Battle With Outlaws
Wyatt and Doolin Said to Be Fake.

The Desperate Battle With Outlaws
Wyatt and Doo1in Said to Be Fake.
GUTHRIE, Ok, July 25.-The story
telegraphed from Hennessey, Ok,
about bloody battle between deputy
marsha1s and the Wyatt and Doolin
gang of outlaws, in which Wyatt was
killed, Doolin wounded and captured,
together with six other outlaws, is
mostly fake.
A posse of farmers, whose horses
have been stolen, overlook three men
near Sheridan with stolen animals in
their possession, and killed one and
captured the other two. Neither of
the captured men is Bill Doolin, and
though the dead man bears a slight re-
semblance to Zip Wyatt, officers who
know the outlaw we'll declare that it is
not he.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
-Four Thousand Men Strike.

VIENNA, July 25.-Four thousand
workmen in Prezmysl, Galicia. are on
a strike, and the streets are patrolled
by the military.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 25.-A promi-
nent banker of this city received a tel
egram from w. C. Corpus of West
Union, Adams county, the former home
of z. T. Lewis, saying: 81 have Lewis
located. What reward is there?'' Men
who know Coppus say he is trust
zznrthv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores. letter. Chopped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded Price
% cents per box. For sale by J. z.
Jones. sol Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
Forty-seven Miners Drowned.

VANCOUVER, B. c., July 25.-Japan-
csc advices by the steamer Empress of
India state that the Komatsu coal
mine in Yugeta, Tagawa district,
filled with water July 9. FortY-seven
miners are known to be drowned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
Last of the whisky Trust.

CHICAGO, July 25.-General McNulta
will soon be released from his trust
ship over the Whisky trust, and the
rest of the property of the concern not
embraced in the sale to take place
August IA will be put on the auction
block and the last vestige of the Old
trust will disappear together with its
accompanying litigation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
GREAT BRITAINs NEWEST BATTLEsHlP THE MAJESTIC

the and
bee
cipaedby
-four andb
oconng ear the
ountedin low ndcoe
side ndh
don
land In
415fean thof5
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
Gold Bonds Declared Unautbor,za.

CINCINNATI, July IS. = The circuit
court IN an opinion yesterday held that
the sinking fund trustees were not
authorized by law to issue city refund
ing bonds payable in gold. The trustees
had been sustained in the lower co4,rte
The case viii go to the supreme court t.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
Soldiers Packing Up.

FORT ROBINSON, Neb., July 25.-Four
troops of the Ninth cavalry are pack
ing up, drawing rations and ammuni-
ton preparatory to taking the train
sometime tonight for the seat of the
Indian trouble. They will be under
command Of Major A. R. Chaffee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25

BERLIN, July 25.-Oficia1 reports
show the condition of winter wheat,
potatoes, clover and hay is good, while
summer wheat, winter and summer rye,
barley and oats are medium.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
Population of Parsons.

PARSONS, Kan. July e5.-The census
Just taken gives to Parsons a total of
s. 5s1 inhabitants. The increase for the
past year is very small.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
EMMETT DIVERS CAPTURED.
The Man Who Murdered Mrs. Cain Taken
to St. Louis to Avoid Mob.

MEXICO, Mo-, July 25.-Emmet Di-
vers, the colored man who murdered
Mrs. John Cain of Galloway county,
after he had assaulted her, was cap
tured and jailed in this city. It was
learned that posse of citizens of Cal
laway county would be here to lynch
Divers. To prevent this Sheriff
Stephens quietly slipped the prisoner
out of jail and took him to St. Louis
for safe keeping.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
MEMORIAL ARCH AT THE ENTRANCE OF PROSPECT PARK,

BROOKLYN

dnrTes4ye b. the
There Is me aP
MES of sane New
cot
Hme bel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25

J. I. Sheldon is now here. Orders for
piano tuning addressed postofice box
922 will be attended to promptly
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
For over Fifty Yearw.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. twenty-five cents
q bottle,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25

Special pains taken in doing lad
ies' waists. Peerless Steam Laundry up
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
National League.

At Cleveland y, Washington 8.
At Cincinnati-New York 9, Cincinnati Z.
At st. Louis-Boston 5, st. Louis 4.
at Pittsburg -Pittsburg g. Baltimore 5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
BASEBALL SCORES.
Western League.

At Kansas City-Kansas City 8, Grand Rap
ids I.
At St Paul-st. Paul %, Detroit 2.
At Milwaukee-M Milwaukee Il, Terre Haute 3.
At Observation-Disclosures II, Minneap-
oils 49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21
WHAT HAS 6ES p0SE

An Illustration 81 xz can b.
done Oh Mississippi lAaA judge
Gs ga he Eeeaels a.
BJa1e lie tcloN1lg a. iHr
To1S LIE ssle aaRg rolae
Uld = H. p-r oa.rTAo4
II i I- E car 10
Ea3e oE1 @ ~Kra a. EaCr lal-
IN a rr1 G -ae @s1fh ~
: leafln~ farzuz L1r3E q
2 80 t4 or Twelve rsars
A-o %s> Poer he bogal las
49, O. EsKrlm Il land fez
wa1cA r. pal - CTS Al are
AElclIlv D. lad uot -al Z
tsG ca2p a. X - bal tx
WIS = clever heloW- aid Eeu7
l. ~sTs Eafh . 81 clearing
int A1 sF 4-E and palf-z
il uuder cEurAueA he ia
- n frrgaE Ile
A-4 he converted uzaI Irz-l
ul.s - fhe fntsf EarmS a
aid Ssh ia hge On
T-g Years aga he sold Il tor
-idsa8 c4sa and - friends
i10aEa4 aI= foolish IN selling
a. Sach a Prsc- He rrInveStea
-e2e ii ms money IN cheap
lan9s and repeating fbt
experiment IN enrlrE2g INT sol
bg sclenIl6c methods
Another ease comes To ny
Dlza-lsg 81 man who w.
Struggling against heavy odd
10 make q Dor-aCe4 Earn pax
HIS creditor EaS a. hard a.
tackS aud O. Eha1 LIE rlaE
E0ald he made no beadwaE.
Finally Che day he went 10
tie MONEY lender and sad
Look here, ! an getting sick O.
Inns business II ysau give M
my crop o. corn and a lev hogs
Ike TIE Z %s
ell Il qaIlA his Offer EAs
osPIea and he left -reiaicnE-
although knowing he had prae
ue4liy 10 starr life aEaEn Bal
lie Mas 1oN oUI 81 dtbl and be
determined thai The Dex1 farm
he handled Eozld lse Mlth0ui
lnIere>s creating encambrAEoe
Ee bOlshf lea scres Of THINKER
land Rot Nery long distAne
from here cleared a patch for a
49, EeGsG winch x bzmi him-
selL AID b-gz1 over asaIn- He
grew Ezh for home use as vel
a. corn and COTTON p4id HIS
way and I've years lAier had
$3.50 an aae nank- beSees a.
farn and hre-sIock He E4s a
good nan and he struck he
ne rosd 20 Success Whea he
drove away from the money
l~eAaer-Nis-ssippi Comment
Ne1f n New Orleans Piczvune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

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

M Eesr-e "a gAIs zlEHx-
regarded In Eomez e5a1rhR
20 Inc I-1@er n a-Bo.s H.
ms- Valuable AMI
aLe q As lAEer-s 1ar EH<
Il a EaEsz Eb0 cane te ham
7md 1sald hla lla- for -ar-
weeks zEs 81 Ter aShEaEs
~lealfa Sc Asd t=~a Er-ne
ihe @e1sl ar11es Supposed Ha
- farlishc9 Ey hlm s3e ~
gusSc4 AsA%- husbands lies
threal-Dr3 Is he 81 3uaE ~
iHsa Ina se t% F,er8r1ez Il
cpsR1EaBe LA~ ES-
Certainly sad NJ IN
Ii yea AaFe hSe2 E51lus fae
articles LAere : Bo rez~sn VIZ
Esa 2sul1 no4 cenrlaa- 1su1 d
3ei 81 the c,HR-e 10 aaE
en-
Net long AFTER The hzstunz
1c- ard The editor ID Eaes-s
4e4ar1Z-ai hs work had h.aen
P~8talsard nrI hls emplore-
Elth a gloomy EAoe 80 and
- = dead he said and VIC
= 10 III Als place 1 doad krow-
tbs 4r@cle- we're cur bse-aE
trump and / know Of no one
else E5ih ability en0Rgh 4a
write them
Deaf EOu think They har3
fallen OF 4 I1t5e Of Ia1e : asked
M ghlGA
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claimed he editor The hare
improved That J. The Eor~i
81 IL We can never III IL
place
-OA yes We c4l calmly NJ
marked Mr. shllds In fEe1
for year pass Mr. - ana -
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L-ds-E Mr. 10 and So Las
supplied his supposed articles
and she l. sbA capable Or dong
taeM And SIC did
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

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

Ihs Testimonial - UlssaEe
Led HG3 Ser he Ae1&11 Cd I'm
MAINLY Ny 4AREhIer has kssa
SGtaI 10 severe rea6s and
crSup and siisa taken with no
lem coughing spells Al night
Dr. Bells Pine Tar HaoeT ].
The @nlF EreparA15an ] have
Sound I-ssI VII rtl5eVe her
Ihl1k il Il A. Necessary IN fhs
bosGsshals L. 3 lie Fresarer 81
en- > s1zr1lvaA1 ESsE
E l. gs4SstL
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Az Jan II IsSa Sold ~
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marx Mss 6 usuratv- EEru,
Mss Rev : X Rz-80E- EI1a
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camp Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

The wiz Ct MT Laeusrsf
Webs Cd East Bcintfe8E Huss
iEnA Aesn suffering Erwm rgTurIH-
gIB sar Two EEES Hsd Rezag Ga54
10 ssaP 81 1a-sLE fsep SUI
when Nr- EeRatz- aaa marwRaaa
Agre semi hR- n R.EdrEa 81 cham
ssrsEaIs Pam Balm an1 I-tR,s
Thai She give n l. 1HnEERsnEn arIul
On nItw- EF- WeiIs u. uavz
aaE he WIS todd thai zEpA WIS All
rlcfd- nle ESEln aFH8 LEFT her wraa-
m Two As1SurSA aud 5iisHz the he'd
1a cd 8.sHHaa ed Pam Balm WIS
wwTah $3.50 ID II euaBH 1sG D..
flna EsC Less. Fer sEe III 81 ssr
essd7Ae by NeEERn Ts-1r SzEru.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Al exchange sEES II Esvs 1a
keep 81 Ink EEh1 SIDE d news
paper l1sl Every 13WSaHper
treasures UP II IL uemar- Ise
1a19ss ID As friends AID Ike
WISE IL 11e1H II newer
STr-ssEs al OpEsarIU-1E To
4sSN The serrs-r tsuf nere-ea
gu Cd he Wy 10 zaa The 2AI1e-
HUM 4E1HrS a. the same every
Ebere Pe~pe NhS slow n
newspaper Ian kindness never
make Il be111r mresfEneEI =
or ezs thai mere surely re
pays thea an huRSe6 e 4
ssZar CT Lr - Ks ben
truly SAID There occasion
ally comes q ne IN tire 6e 81
every Han Wzaa a E0ra sad
BY a newspaper el1her makes o.
U1lAkes the nlE6E4l rss1-
Lo1h1H The MAJ who SAYS lie
does 10f care Ehaf the 1eESn-
PeS SAY Of klz 1scks ruIA&L
ness CT 1llelESenr~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Whenever Druggist Tells Yer
be LIS s0raeIhlng 5Rs1 Rs coed
a0r coughs grip etc as DIR
Bells Pine Tar Honey don't
Yen believe IL For We guam
Tee thai Il l. nsI true Me
make ne genuine and RUfksr-
L1e al druggists 10 guarantee II
The Z L SIlhenzz6 Nez5sTn<
Co. Pz6ncAh ky- sad by
MIS- Il o N RzEhurl Eoro0po-
La Mss MIS- O ? NAa0.S u<n
marx Mss 6 n Barley Tyra.
Mss rev ; L Nd FzErwE- Ella.
Mss DE c P FREG4zA Posts
Camp Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Here Il WhAI Peter Cooper.
EA0 lived 10 be over a. wears
cid and died worth millions
sid Of a newspaper In ali
towns where a newspaper i
PGh4asaod every man sa0zld ad-
vergl~e IN IL 4 Bofhns mere
IA1a a card staining ms nzl1e
and the business be j. IN II
moi olly PAYS The sdveEGis
b2I Il iels The people al a dis
tazoe KG0E ihzz the town IN
Waleh E0l RESIDE i a proSp
rOUs community Cd business
DeA A. the aeed Is s0El -
The saed reoamPease NeFer
pull c0E1 yoar sl shine yoz
exPeei II 60 business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21
Tas ~ENT uBGlsLAuRE

TIE Ieraann News saws
-Th- most important q~aeS1a0E
IAAf Tire neK1 legislature of u :
@sSppi viii have 10 r~ef mESI
be oae ef rtVeauts TEdsr Iht
present raIe of tHEa4laA and
ire extraordinary apFroprEat on
Cor schools and The dlminuIloH
81 Receipts frosa tire privilege
Tax fhe eKPe1d1are : Er-ster
than the income * haz are TIE
-sln. a. do abna1 IT, And
more especially WHAT are We
gong Io do ahssuf lI lH The face
-. ii large eKpeEd rure un several
aTrocraas tAAa has hi1neTa
been Hec-ssarw@ For instance
Ee have some state warrants
EIth interest Ia redeem a
aew 1aeh,u~e q ner SSH
the mlIIIa reeds larger al
p-roprEalloa ukan hss aert1cferr
-el gwen te u safe Pen~o1
llkr National @s-cu- ie 8rulu4
bore ualeg ia duccl ralla EIiA
t meTal "a paia1 of
s3u ape San - ~on1rL
III germ. a. r~qz~ nj re
am AID Iaraarr Of Is
at1re ~ sv&t an
ar1 r-aa T. mrt- L -e lie
eui- ana the leI 6asa.
cler Ell ha-c III ngge1-
g.. prove himself a. fa la7
a4en "a tae l-urc ral
sSe1ase Next Ssnas1v.
Ia News asks Il reform
along te lines 81 less uun &c
eni aaaatsoas To publlc schools
iron Inc hKe mills 1aE We
believe IN lOca ung tire burden
OF school support instead OF
taking the lax money 81 gozes
county 10 educate T3egros-s IN
Ih~ DeltA If il l. L. fase Infer-
e>f of warren or washington
counTK Sh0ul1 see To II That
these ~cn1ldrea ara given everz
educational advantage Bel II
: moi right IL take The LAEes
paid for the support or the -oE-
by ire PeSEle 81 Jones
oSUu5E and ApPorI8an Then
Among these negro children 10
the LeecI of either ard IN
PerIAll 1alR-s IN Whirh Jones
-0UntE J. INTERESTED Jane-
county eEnneI ATsr-5 10 give :
prr eeHL Of rs m5l 1Hx II
public eGRcsI5eA Elea Z g-
sSck les than - Pc c-al for
III OWL ~rhaa@
We eve ia The cred ~
The Stale 10 deEoie d ln-E
share Cd the 3 ms tax 1ot1ber
state purposes and 10 make
each c~sz4I. PzE l. Sza Fr~
sT Rare share 81 cs,s
od naG1Ia1n1nE Il
We believe IN pG5lc e9uc4
D0A Bal 5Esl Ku-fy a. srD&s
U44a rsaW@rEnx ard
mlA5 gaa-lc 7us~nrat- are
local m-1ier~ al mav
aliE- be u csa 1sce 10
s84 ze csaz1R Eue
hIf essentially eft caa
s-qE within Ile rs=n1z -
~ sa aaI TIE zaa1-e 81
sDe-S : a lseal qBeau ANA
ra- Support Of Them ea1-a
IA tarEr Eneasare charged 10
zeal IaEaI@A
AT lea~s the r ouu@ 81 F1se
lase require scr osfer par
passes azI aad We mM
@ satisfy Aa eKirasuaw r.
allremI In Inns regard We
ae~a The paflle hg1
Se bed oIAcr IAEzE~ asa am
Sc cannot A@era Io EKs ~ Fr
ce1- ot Tae reVr@Re 1ram 1rs
@Ils Tax 10 fnr support ce -
IGEGrT and more especially W
aaIsI a5a-d 10 DO n RAIDER ts
present Dcqulaae dsluhUEAz
iEnd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

The Memphis E3nnercIalA APP
peal has esiAhi l~trea a haraau II
Washington WITH Mr. &C Nat
ih-wS one Of the EBas- talented
writers a the Ssafh IN rna--e
TINS vii add 70 the lnier 1 si
Tins popular AMI ~eNoelel1 isur-
EaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21
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AND I'D the ruiiiiIr r~sruerLIT aisus Z
Em INV g,ErED-r1sst winh EnE fEuus
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21
EDITORS N ATLANTA

The Atlanta CasS17Tut5ol has
Tire folloElR- relative 1s the
Elssiss pPl editors " DO rsren1iv
attended 1As- EKpostlan-
The Nissssyg5 Press Asso
eIaii0n arrived yesterday after
noon Wafh a parry OF 15a
knights ed Iae saarrurn-
TINS l. oEe of The LARGEST
press &ssBclal5oa- thai have
aen - 1ae exposition and tbpT
re 1Ae lending vssgers of
~ a. we'll - a mE1Bblr
u The old zraslecIz15c ArulAs
Il fire St-a
The parry IN eals-ce 0f Col.
J. l. Power CT Tie Cla-1oa-
L-rT- 81 J2rksol Mss who
on of 1,sr lea ling sIra1s ct
fbe >ta1e lie lad aea-d 20
aa ahssu1 tlse EKpsSn aD6
Atlanta I.al uualGed he sr-
far The 1-ap cd tae En-rg
ana has anchored 1hem safely
IN Arlau1R
In editors have rooms at
AihaMh-a fstG on Pe
-re- y where d VIII
1-Se it-Ir h-E3Tzara during
eIr NaE IN H. Gale CITY
41 a1 tle Ge3e-4lsen diva
4@1 s. auuHr ~ III To- Ire EK-
~aS1ea gu4as la1r In Ia If
i-srro to see he fireworks az
ael 4 trsEl of 1hE Pcli1a-
cRaEs IN I e panty went 10 H.
Iaqlla ID - h@HT SenaIsr Crisp
deliver mi Address
Tals laprRIIE Inc dele-ral5on
EaM go n i Rely io the Expo-
s1lon grounds where they viii
e-Iu 'a see The Sights Nh. K
t. HeT- edlfor @f Inc CsarTon
Le1-er- and one Of The Rro-n-
neut politicians IN lie party
F2s seen By a constitution Ne
P9r1er lasI alsA1- and in The
18lrsrs8tIaa sala-
Ae brrasa party OF Lee 10
EEp@Si1ea and A1lanta We
aAEe henr1 a great deal about
Atlanta and 1tf tariff and pash
Il ire ety. ana re are a. anx
s@a> 10 ser Tine town as We arr
ne Exposition a ersa1 GHa-
arriT Of the party have newer
@n 10 Eogr tatF- and They WILL
laE Ire trip 1WtdGlA
We AaEe Ao s7#elal V-e
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= h'aaE "a - Io gel Il d
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parrE - IaaaES 1o sur I-
selves - r ! muz- ar
gong sri 10 1ne e-~sunEs ta
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Nsr1Ia1 has had two bR.
fires ihi- week enc Sunday and
enc A0raay Do-nla- Tire
Compress sash and hind fAc.
f9ET, and 5509 bales Of cotton
we're DESTROYED
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

The Demum
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re Eee1asl asalaxS
e El LsD- slrs -ae usensew
90 EHan rEulszH 10 ltA easa1E
msrs vi ~ d razHs ~ 81
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= Na lev ar q
Hsa-l a1 ire t-aunne -E ~
hra1 zt.ssl - Inc zav ~
prevents - n1~ Emz
lbe sheriff EasA 11se uu
81 1he Ct-E cssgl auua~
1EElF SE-cErs lsn r
Ng~1 mf Lme a1s Esn< res
led @E1 ~ ~ snWe Aa1 as~
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cRsa LAsu M1e IN sar
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hEr t.m Ee Care SIT Liza
ua-l &c Lhel EIl FrsEs tsgEz.
10 ne chEa@z oczz115e1 q
lnsE zMS ThA mEE xsnUu1x
ucerS WI - swMf- ID "a
AzlS 1Ssh 1sa1 dale t-uss 1a.s
6rI NsuGsF n January Aer
their ee-ElsZ en- wE1cA 2Hv las
sE xolS1Eau1san Testrlhes
ihrar Terms SINH BEGIN OWE
90 IT, eee10rl scheme zro
U&-1 BY liz resGsilnuI5ou III
stale oErsrs VII held I.4-
peSe@s I've Ee-Es lazcer Al
Cd Gh1s% eEc@Td the gNE.rusBr.
enter 90 L.sIr dufses sn Men
GAY Jan 80 Th3 rorSrna1
lakes charge On IN azF sGIox-
Lag -or H. se11 thereafter a.
pIac1azhle- UzltS- a 9 Hse-<u-
time fRta tF 4 rOc1cGrre.l r<@e
laTssn 81 t.sslh branches Cd lax
legislature
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

II ! SaiG Ihz8 y IN Null
ken Me- peSs SIS and -
dA1lF d fal se1 o. tariffs al teeth
TIE dog - ny old and = &
family pet Abra il lost l1s
IeeIh r-ce-lx IL owner &c
cordIn- to The story had In.
local dentist make GhS animal q
fall SCI Of false t1etA aad 1hes
r sald 10 be a perfect WORKING
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Czrvsrzlm E1zss x-s muw drs
sr utss EsiEr nsHsh EszEseezmz 5zr-
wE-1 And sezziiA- EhE tzsaEs are
BsW 4r.sm IN MEpurAs afzaz9- Time
VII Ia sun 11z la &c IEznnzT, EszaA
LCEE1HE
CIV MExnn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

II - sad that IL hahatusl
dTl \ Of ia o. co
l=DE IT, -etlv~ oE2
an E-o2&oes P~esrlshreSs
ss1 p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21
Lit Saves Life Every Dxx

EasBnszD6S Cd gaEsts Cd Can
sUngG1sn Asthma Coughs
C'aOas And CrwE9 are ezErxsE en-
cry GAY ~ SAlslhfx Cure Fr
sAN By 7 D Essm r Ca
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-11-21

Ho- Il H Ali-n- brother al
Cong essEnsn ABlea- dl-d - +,
Eole an Ava Dk Ahazzz Ter.
rotor. last Sa1ar1aF-