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The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
Furnish The Proof.

The Banner is re-
sponsible for the following good
story, but can the Banner editor
furnish the proof as to the au-
thenticity of the incident. Here
is the story:
''The folio wing is related of a
Southern Arkansas editor, whose
name is not given: When boy,
his father was running printing
office and published weekly
paper. One day an advance agent
for show came along and ordered
some posters printed on cotton
cloth. His order was filled, but
for some reason he neglected to
call for them and they were left
behind. The EDITORS wife ran
across them, and, as cloth was
then high, she took them home
and used them to line a pair OF
pants that she was making for
the future editor, then a boy OF
ten years, AS the months rolled
by the pantaloons grew thread
bare, and at school one day he
accidently tore out the seat, leav,
ing about one foot of lining ex-
posed to view. This of itself
would have made the boys smile,
but they laughed until the tears
came when they observed the fol
lowing words, standing out boldly
upon the lining, in large type;
doors open at 7:20; performance
he oins at 300
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
Advioes from Washing ton announce

Advioes from Washington announce
that the Dawes COmmission, to treat
with the Five Civilized Tribes, will
reach the Territory by May lst, aud
proceed directly to Tahlequah, In the
cherokee Nation. After submitting
propositions, they will go to
Mnskogee, in the Creek Nation, and
from there to South McA lester, in tile
Eh0ctsw Nation, where they will
.d0u btlsss establish permanent head
.Quarters.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
Supreme Court Erred.

WASHINGTON, d. G., April 90
Senator Morgan, of Alabama, who
is in favor of the income tax, said
today:
ssIf the income tax is to stand
as the court left il, think that
a repeal will be necessary. But
the decision will be an unfortunate
one for the country unless the
Justices come to their senses. i
am even inclined to doubt the
soundness of their position
regarding the taxation OF State
and municipal bonds, although
that question is not open TO the
same objection as is the direct
tax. However, | do not believe
that q state bond is an instrument
ality of good government. Some.
time ago the state of Mississippi
passed an act repudiatlng her
bonds, and the act was considered
legal aud no steps were taken to
coerce the state into paying these
obligations. Yet no one thought
that Mississippi had surrendered
any of the instrumentalities OF
government to which as state
she was entitled. II, on the other
hand, these bonds had been such
Observation-Disclosures, then Mississippi
could with just as much right
abolish her governor, Legislature
and all state officers aud still
remain one of the States of the
! Union, with full right to repre-
sentation in Congress.
] "a state bond,o continued
Senator Morgan, las soon as il
passes out of the possession OF
of the States becomes the private
property of the individual who
purchased it, and is subject to
taxation just as any other form OF
property would be. If / have a
bond OF the state of Alabama and
lose or destroy it, the state loses
nothing. The loss falls upon me,
The general Government, like
wise, does not look upon money
it has issued, which has subse
gueHtly been lost or destroyed, as
one of its instrumentalitles o.
government. Its loss does not
in any way affect the autonomy OF
the Government, nor does il
affect the finances. The individual
who had the money and lost Il
must suffer.
''The Court seems to have
advanced two propositions which
are totally erroneous. One IL
} that the imposition of direct taxes
was prohibited by the Constitu
lion, SO as to prevent IL resident
of one State from taxing a resident
| of another. This is certainly
wrong. AS a Senator of the
| United States | have as much tt
do with taxing the people o.
: Maine as of Alabama. 1T the
courts conclusion in this regart
| is correct, it would apply as muct
to indirect taxes as to the so-callet
direct taxes. The other PROPOSE
ton is that the consent of the
individual is necessary to the
proper imposition of taxes. Were
this also correct, there would moi
be a tax in force i'll the United
States"
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like precipitation, causing intense Itch
ing when warm. This form as well
as Blind, Bleeding or Protrnding
yield at once to Dr. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly on parts
effected, ;ibsorbs tumors, allays itch
ing and effects permanent cure. so
cts. Druggist or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold
by III. G. Johnson, Druggist.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
NOTICE!

To NHoN IT NAY CONCERN.
4 hereby give notice that Ut the May Term ION
the lMh dHy Of May lss5. OF the Probate Court
of Crawford county, Ark, there will be called
up f0f consideration of the Goart my petitior.
heretofore fled, as guardian oi minors James K
Bryant Carrie ONeal bryant and Iyorcnza ID
BryaIL asking an order 10 sell for the c,lneation
and support Of said minors The following
Gescrihei tract Of land lying in said couastv
te-wit The southeast Quarter Of tho Southeast
Quartcr Oi Section Twenty -loar ca in Town
snip Zen 40 Aorth, Range fhirly-onc tsll.
West containing 40 acres
April n lsyl. j. W. saElcE. Guardian
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Dawes Commission Organized.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 20.-
The Dawes Commission was called
10 meet this afternoon at the
3.bbitt House. there being present
ex-senator Dawes, Judge Mont
gomery, General Armstrong anC
Mr. Cabailiss.
Allen II. Boyd was elected
secretary to the commission at Z
salary OF $500 per year.
The commission then Adjourned
and Went 10 the Interior Depart
taent all had an informal confer
fnce with Secretary Smith.
Or. Prices Cream iis-.iag po. der
esic' Fair Highest award.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
Senator Van lizard, who was elected
IL,

Senator Van lizard, who was elected
from the Seventh Senatorial District
Ave suppose on the name of his
iather) has been asked by hi:
constituents, IN the three counties
(which compose the District, toresign
Meetings We're held In which
resolutions We're passed, condemnini
the Senator in strong terms for no
;gotlng Tor a depot at the Memphis
bridge junction. We hardly thinf
fhe wise Senator will resign, as hs
4JweH knows he will never be able /,
get back. Poor old Van, he has fo
. long time been trying to get Office
and il is too bad that he has SO mis-
represented his constituents as II
cause them to call upon him to yacat'
his seat.-Southern Standard.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

Sunday afternoon Charles f
cunningham. one of Little Rock 4
oldest and most respected citizens
fassed to the great beyond after Il
lingering sickness Of several weeks
His end was not unexpected. Mr.
cunningham was u gentleman oi
National reputation. having been Q
candidate for the Vice Presidency oi
The United states on the United
States on the United Labor ticket in
Jhe memorable campaign of 1885,
Little Rock Democrat,
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

TSxarkana, on both sides of the
State line, for the first tune in its
history, Is today without a saloon.
Those of the Arkansas side were
driven out January LIST last. AS a
result of the election held on the
Texas side on March 9th, every saloon
on that side closed its doors at L
O'Clock Saturday night. This pro-
Aibiti0n under the law must con-
flnne for Two years, as no other
election on the question can be held
within that time.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OBFicE AT DARDANELLE, ARK.
A uril ~ lsu5

April 20. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention TO
make inai proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will he made before the County
Clerk OF Crawford County at Van Buren, Ark .
on June S 1898, viz: James NJ. Fields, Hd
Entry No. 1884. for the N a OF the SCI and
: u of the NE14, of Sec IS TIP. 10, North, Range
81 Nest
He names the following witnesses to prove his
eonliiiuons resideuce upon, and cultivation of
said land. viz. John sagely. Benz. + spicer
George b Nitrous and Gerhardt Mircus, ali OF
Van bareu, Ark
Nm MooTEN Register
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
Conditions of the Treaty Between
China and Japan.

YOKOHAMA. April 19.-The
NieLiniehi today publishes the
terms of the treaty of peace
concluded between China and
Japan. The new details furnished
are an indemnity, payable within
seven years, with interest at . per
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At DAEpANELLE. AHK., l
April II, 1876

April IL. 1885 !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Crawford Co., at Van Buren, Ark, on
May -, 1885, viz: T. j. Henson HID Entry
Ne. 1860 for the NEa4 of the SW and 81
of The NE = and NV a of the Sc l. See. "A Tn
p North, Range 81 West.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation Of
said land viz; Robert Carter J. Bryce j. W
Bryce and Harvey Young all OF Lees Greek Ark
MsL 7, WooTES. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARDANELLE, ARR
April "a lSl6

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
make final proof III support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Crawford County, ut Van Buren, Ark,
on June s, 1895, viz; Richard Cowling, H I'd.
Eatry No ls96l. for the w u of the NV u and the
NV u of the sW3s, Sec. 20 T'p. Il. North, Range
81 West
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence nPoP and cultivation of
SAID land, viz. Elijah Bryant. Price Young
Robert Boyd and Jack Boy all of Lees Greek
Ark. WM r wooTEN. Register
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

The United States Supreme Couri
laas. through Chief Justice Fuller
vn,Ade tho following order In regard &c
petitions for rohearlng the income
tax question; The consideration ol
awo petitions (income tax petitions
for Iehearing Is reserved until Mon
day, May 9Th, when o full bench il
5 .expecfed, and In that event twt
c0unsels on each side will be heard al
that time.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

New York state will not be per
snitted 10 dictate the Democratic
nominee for President in l696.--Little
Rock Democrat.
No, nor will the East be per
Snitted to ''dictaten its policy
Mark thai.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARDANELLE. ARK,
March - 1llr

LAND OFFlcE AT DARDANELLE. AIR. '
March "a. 1870 !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk Of Crawford County. at Van Buren,, Ark, on
May II, ISIS viz; Gabriel shepherd, Hd.
Eutry No. 1896, for the Ell of the NE}4 Sec.
20, TIP. II, North Range ~ West.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land. viz Payton A, Peters, John X
Calhoun Robert Roberts and Jesse ]. Saunders,
al! of Wiufrey, Crawford County, Ark.
VIM 2. MooTEN, Register.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

The Russell Manufacturing Com
pany, of Middletown, Conn, employ
ing 1900 HANDS, is considering an
invitation from several places in the
South to transfer its business. "Ihe
offers include free factory site,
freedom from taxation for ten years
cheap coal, cheap cotton and cheap
labor ~
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

The Kentucky Senatorial race was
! given added interest by the pnbllca-
ti0ns0f card from Congressman Jas.
Is. McCrssry, candidate for the
SENATE, which stated that MeCreary
{ Axas unaltrrably opposed to the free
coinage Of silver.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

gstrawberry growers representing
856 acres OF berry plants assembled IN
1Judsonia April 9th and fixed the
price Of picking the maturing crop at
4 IL cents . quart.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

). H. Iieck, the Cherokee allotment
<iefrauding attorney, has finally been
convicted and will spend Is months
In the peniteEtiary and disgorge bis
illegal gains, amounting to severai
lfh0usand dollars.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

The Republican lenders of tht
country are making themselves
ridiculous In their efforts to straddlt
the silver issne.--Ittle Rock Dem.
We hope our good Brother will
mot be caught in the same fix.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARpANELLE, ARK.
A pril % lsql

IIlANU II
April 20 1895. I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk OF Crawford County at Van Buren,, Ark
on June s. isi1, viz; William T. Willis, II d.
Entry No ls9S4 for the NE u of the Sle14, Sec. q
TIP. .. North, Range 81 West
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz; William J. Neal. James T. Neal
Henry Armstrong and solomon Armstrong, all
of Van Buren,, Ark.
WN T. WooTFS Register
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

Civil Service Commissioner Roose-
welt will accept TIE oihce of New York
Police Commissioned. rendered him
by Mayor Strong. He will resign his
pressnt position in May.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

Cashier j. r. Holland of the
4farehants' and Farmers National
Bank of Charlotte. n. C.sis adefaulter
fp tho amount of $40,G00 or more,
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

The Sebastian county grand jury i
investigating progressive euchre play
ing by society people.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

The Arkansas Gazette has received
four MergenthaIer Linotype
5, t1nachines, end will have them In
<aperation in o short time.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

DR.. Prices Cream BY.iSing Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Aiedaisne Diploma.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
WARNING ORDER.

In j. C. Moore g J. P. Court Van Buren, Town.
ship. Crawford County, Ark
w. T. Wallace Plaintiff
VS..
2. Nara, Defendant.
The Defendant. Nara, is warned to appen
in this Court within thirty days and answer tn,
complaint of the Plaintiff W. r. Wallace
April II, 1895 j G. MOORE. J. 7.
Il. j.. Matlock Atty for nonresident Def l.
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
WARNING ORDER.

IN Crawford Circuit Court.
Phoebe Love as Guardian OF Jerry G. /
and Russell L. Washington, Plaintiff
VS..
John Heinsley, Defendant.
The Defendant John Heinsley is warned u
appear in this Conrt within thirty days. and
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff Phoebe
Love. Guardian L. W. BLACK. Clerk.
March 80 1895 BY w. p. SADLER, d. G.
JESSE TURNER, Atty
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27
WARNING ORDER.
In crnwfnrd e.iro,.i.

In Crawford Circuit Court
Francis N PLIERS. Plaintiff
vs..
Margaret E. PLIERS Defendant
The Defendant Margaret E. PLIERS. Is warned
70 appear in this Court within thirty da,s and
siiswer the complaint nf the Plaintiff Franeis
NJ Filters L. W. BIttK f1ert
April X lsg7 by ", T. sAni.EE. d. c..
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GIVE THE PRESS 4 clIL WHFN IN NEED or JOB PRINTING
The Van Buren press., 1895-04-27

Ut. F'rise' s Cream iia!liag Pow leF
es'ic Fair Highest award.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Nss Anzie J0aAa % Aber
eeel has akA he matter II
e sea1ax re1<< 10 she Se5<zs
n Eeerers Aa4 her 4ppeAl
saaalt - ye1erOGsly respoae-
ed to She s4ys=
-1sslsNpp< eAaaoe sssra "a
BE b<hEa9 = tais eaartrsaxe Get.
rss vsnea eAa do senesAsnz
-vAs ever heard % voneaf All
ing IN Azythiax they Hixas m.
ee<axe Sew.I w1zt TIE
se1e1 az HassPpj .s ses to-
kesAsr. 4z6 u their respective
AozAe- TO form relief societies
sS< F-OvsEsg eiSshizg. zad let
- a. body sad 10 the Eesay
s4es Er away. wOzsn Are Ike
eAlv4aie essSersea the greater
tAe aznSer Of caps, the greater
the torce Of he e1rreat. 80 let
- al feel Is taty TO work for
las charitable object desire
tie sxeAzSs. 10 please copy
ssAs Roaee-zzd we wsnt the
vozea to workl Al eo1zari-
e.E10as pertaining 20 this sab
.ees addressed 70 Aiss Anaie
JoaAs vM receive prompt ~
tezsiea We vzat TO ssnd ear
zifes froa Mississippi BY Feb
r2Ary Iss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

figures are gained by taking 80
per cent of the latest returns
|pS90 for popaasiou- This il
the Catholic rule-7 Among the
Bsptists are included I.Sa394
ecl0red eommU1Tea1ts- The
Bap<ists. both. white and color
ed. are Tar Eors numerous At
the Soath thaa II the North
Among the Protestant Churches
the net gains In four years Is
given as followE NeshodlssS.
I1sa3&x Disciples. 3sS S6ss Pres
oytsriAns. I37.sGA Bspsisss- S.
1856 EpiseopAliaas 60,3Is In
sAeraas. 1859 Ccngregatio12l-
|IsssL g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

From the yev York Inde
peudens We copy the following
lvtng the to<als of eounani-
eaass in each denouina.ioa a
taken ffon their reports for
isess Bap6.ss. 37s6ss4. Nsths
diats. 4sel-@ Presbyterians.
] xls 60 Lathef1as. tsosIA;
Protestant Episeopslians. sol.
81. -CsogreHfiooalisss, 5s0,a1sk.
DiseipSes Of Chrisk sg1-017. Re
formed, x,I-Ss& United Bxssh
req. sk71& Evangelical Church
lx5.S44 Daak2rda. 7Ass4s No
|nvians, l1.S3s Rsforned Rpis-
eopazi.ns, s.447; Friends, Iss s0a
Latter day Saints. l74.N0oT
There are vsrioas ether bod
ies. ineiadtng IN the aggregate
avenl hundred thousand II
. dlAeals to get at the number
Of Catholics a compared With
eom11nieA1sa IN Protestant
CAGNhesL The Independen;
gitss the number Of Catholics
= T9l.A0. and says that these
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Search hxass viii BE shsva on
the battle ship and Tie varioas
be- iIdisgs. the isfnnanl mir
way viii be- seen visA the eazs
II n0si>a. the whale back steam
er Vii De ssea arriving and De-
parting. and Lake Niehsgaa VIII
appear IN the dsstsaea By
electrical and mechanical e.
feess. szsriee. dsytixak nosn-
rise. and the white city by nooas
kghs. via sppssx IN saeeesioa
TIE Miniature City . decorated
vita I'll the ssafaaxy All orna>
meats that appeared In the
original
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
Primary Electiaa Fer State
01cer

TIE aaestion nov aeszS dis.
e1sssd By the Missi&siPPi Press
- 10 vhieA paa or method
shall be adopted IN the latter
Of choosing the candidates for
the several STATE oHees 10 ore
OF interest and Importance to
every Individual voter IN the
St&te
Viewed from oar stand polni
We do no; hesitate TO say TIA;
the tendency Of the times, rs
ven - party sesioa. 10 positive
y and uBqa.h6edly away fro7
the machine, Aad to~2-d the
idea Of allowing the people the
privilege OF naming thsse for
whom they shall vote IL 10
everywhere apparent that taey
are tired Of thai method. BY
which often tinee, a. al know.
the weakest nan receives the
party nomination, G1ply be-
eaRse tvo anfrieadly ssd
stronger rivaIs VII not yield one
20 the oshsr; and are equally
tired 81 the dea,s sad ,rs1es
vkieh have % ofsea been the
resuit Of the Convention systes.
The kAes hat the laws Of the
state rsqare that nominations
for eoansy o4eers shall be u4de
By primary elections "a sQ7eRezs
arga1eas In favor Of the sane
method for selecting state c.
cen. fo- 40 taings nov stand
whoever receives the Eoli1A-
tioa vii surely De elected st
the ge7erzl eleetsca- Ieea shy
shoald not the people na1e the
0ea for vho1 they a1st Yo;s
II Sovezberf Certainly If the
Av Is good IN selecting eou2,y
ao2Eaess L lsss BE good IS 10
state c&eers
Therefore, let asthrow os the
yoke Of the machine, sad place
the power OF nsliag ozr State
o5eers where IL r~ghrfaIly be
l0agsI = the h8zcs Of the peo-
pie and 20. in the kAads Of the
trieksser, add the machine poll
tieiAa-
For these and osher reasons
re hvcr sgsoerk primary elec-
tioa 10 be he'd - every eoaasy
in the STAKE O. The sane day,
zai AlovIax The zEsses 20 aAne
The Candidates Of the D~ao
cratic pAsy for the sevsrA
STATE e9ceA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

One Of the meet attractive
Features q the Ccsssa STATES
and IEternasioaA; .Mposssiau
vi BE tie reprsdsesioa II ths
Nortes Cola1hiAa Rxpoainoa
IN Rtzs.ars BY Mr.. G W Ferris.
the Sallaer of the Ferris Wheel
he great Worlds Fair win BE
rePrcdceed IN il entnresy. con
piete u every detail, On . scale
Of I-t<s<h Tia uskss the
ARzEetarsrs and Lberzl Ara
Bafiaing seoQs tea feet long.
sat the Whole Exposition sevea
u ave feet long The material
q sa-e aoly. aad the workman
salp exquisite The electrical
effects wl De perfectly repro
daeed, and the smallest Eghss
ever seen WI be used IN deco
rating fke various baildInxx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

he Asacxaee1eas o< He1'
LA c. L~oacseresx 81 Grx1sSx,
- eAzl1Ass for fleuE<1Aas
Gever1orsk pop1AE eae Ii
Cur ecSsssa see E1ee 10 oAkny
dAys efyeSers1a nvs aAs sae
nAEe q Ezy ye9zx nAa eeea
pres<essc fsr the esazs9erzrsse
u MussszHpps8as vaseA carries
VIA Z 50 1aca f1<xivt31N.
sfrezg<a - sh1s of i'm Ls1x
stree ssx vernasy 10 knov hir
. - lore hi1- MAxzA1ino1.
eAEvAlrszA brave kx tue Ne
viz1s himself xroazd she heArrs
Of Ae tiea6a ScE7v hrck1-
ragged And sabssaarsL he poe
sesses the eo1oSne1 s1zksies O.
tas scAfesEA1 pAz1caspaer. AID
scholar Aet gsafIe1aa- ssssz
cf s-se1eeS . coayezt5oa Il vss
6o1. . k1atie Of 1o1~e-y. he
e1eeE1ses os noss yoazx uaa-
hood he goss sefsre rs people
VIA scarce q peer i hls eAxea.
Al or.tor A1o1g cr1ssrx, q
esnoerzt SIMPLE AID Ea-e AID q
Priaee 81 good fellows James
G Lo1gstrset % tae idol Of she
yc4sx democracy AID sAe pride
cf the state. verify Aat eouDe-
-e2s cf any ao2or CT eSee-a
zs1-DsE-z AGrs1ee-
he Foregoing tea the DssrK
Atr&1ee 40 faHy roSees car
ssncle1.s viii regard TO the
exad&Aey ct Hea ] q Loox
street tkxs We 2dsv -epEodzce
q = P-es-s7ee % AsFtkzzg =s
uya, say
It's Tzrfia. 20 IS tiszGs
here. whers ss formerly ErsG-
Ard where ais mother ssHw re-
c4eS 10 rad tins Assk tribzse
P&St = Ain IT c1e vac evi6eot-
y Ssoss and appreciates Ats
speztSd porers, kas ssroag per
soeAssv. and his uasshless A.
eEal qzahii=S 40 vel as the
fierce Ct as character, the brIN
4Esy % hhs intellect and his
stern act ragged integrity.
vkieh stazp kiz Az 0se Of the
foremost Aad meet prsnIzens
yo17g men IN the State
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
Aophine. OPIUM Cocaine
and Whisky Habits
CGre1 1t HomA

ns O. Waaa CA<Ain1 Ca 1T Dub
in- rxzA. DnsSnaas1 z.S1 the h~s
OF TIA sc.ss Il Yerss. azsAl tx,l0M,
r1Aaa1<s - tAsrsagaly cur nyuus
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