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The broad ax., 1895-12-14
SEE HOW WE GROW.

The editor of the BROAD AK en-
joyed a pleasant trip over the range
to Park City last week. We found
this mining metropolis lively and
busy, and we also found nice lot
of new subscribers and friends of
the BROAD AK. The following
names were added to our Park City
list:
John W. Girger, Shields Bros,
G. w. Groo, R. V. Ivory, F. ].
Mclaughlin, R. c. Cordell, P. M,
James Sweeney, John Paradise,
John Mcdonald, Salon Spiro, d.
Fisher.
The broad ax., 1895-12-14
CHIPS.

WHAT has become of Curley
Cannon, our Delegate? Has he
huked before that effulgent streak
of sunshine, surnamed Col. Ike
Trumbo?
The broad ax., 1895-12-14

For all kinds of Christmas
presents, such as silverware, jewel
cry, fancy goods, and toys, in great
varietyat the lowest prices, visit the
Golden Rule Bazaar, 227, and its
Branch, 43 Main Street.
The broad ax., 1895-12-14

ANUMBERofthe" small fry, variety
of newspapers in Utah art publish
ing lot of readymade commenda-
tions of Isaac Trumbo for
U. S. Senator. This streak of
so-cslled sunshine, is only a
phosphorescent vapor, artifcially
produced, and when examined
under the sunlight of common
sense, he will prove to be nothing
more than q political gIOUporm.
This attempt to manufacture public
opinion, and boom "Ikey," for
senator, is the height of impudence.
We concede to the Republicans the
two senators from Utah; but we
trust they will not pass by the
many talented and brainy men of
that party, and send to Washington
q California representative of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, who
would be but q mental nudity in
comparison with q dozen bright
men of Utah, who would accept the
position. All this warmed over,
high-sounding praise By Colonel
Isaac Trumbo, on Col. Isaac Trum-
bo, ought to disgust the whole
people and especially the members
of the legislature, upon whom the
responsibility of electing a senator
rests.
Hunabo papers please copy.
The broad ax., 1895-12-14

"THE world is my country, and
to do good is my religion"
Thomas Paine.
The broad ax., 1895-12-14
The Broad AK
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.

VIII promulgate and at all times uphold
the true principles Of Democracy, but
farmers, Catholics, Protestants, Knights
of Labor, Infidels, Mormons, Republicans,
Priests, or any one else can have their say,
20 long as their language Is proper and
responsibility is fixed.
TIE BROAD Ak Is q newspaper whose
platform Is broad enough for all, ever
claiming the editorial right to speak its
own mind.
Local communications will have atten-
ton; write only on one side Of the paper.
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It1 - -
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JULIUS z. TAYLOR
PUBLISHER AND EDITOR.
Eatsrsd at Post Office as second-cIass
I matter.
The broad ax., 1895-12-14

A LOT of Republicans in the
House embraced an opportunity to
perform the ''fire-fiy" act, last
Tuesday, by introducing a resolu-
ton looking to the impeachment of
Minister Bayard. 1t was a failure,
but it afforded chance to display
a little grandstand jingoism.
TRE z. o. p. fellows have been in
a stew about the location of their
national convention. We think the
most appropriate place would be
the Great Mammoth Cave of Ken
lucky. 1t Is said that even the
fish there are blind, and anyone
who would vote that ticket now
may have eyes but they cannot see.
TIE long-legged county attorney,
and his three pigeon stools, known as
county selectmen, are liable to feel
the cold hand of the law before
many moons. This crowd have
been raising a big cloud of dust.
in order to hide their own trail of
mileage" and pleasure trips to
Chicago.
FoR clothing, furnishing goods,
hats and caps, visit O'Reilly's,
2l0 Main Street.
CONGRESSIONAL news has been
rather tame thus far. 1t is prob
able that after the holidays, me
animals will be little more active.
The Republicans have such an over
whelming majority, that there is
likely to be . row in their own
camp. One thing is certain, that
no legislation will be passed in the
line of free coinage. The people
can expect no relief from the hands
of the "gold bug" aggregation.
Senator Chandlers bill for the free
coinage of silver, Is fair sample of
the burlesque manner with which
the subject viii be treated. If the
people ask bread, they win be given
q stone.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
ne KNEW WHAT he WANTED.
Why a smart Clerk co1idn-r S~n an Ertn
En4far

Collar
A Hly-white. blonde Young man en-
tered a weil-knawa haberdashers a
few days ago 70 purchase some collars
After examining the various styles.
from the Ior--water marx 70 the twenty
eight-t0rv fat. ne selected two al
twenty cents each
They II three for fifty cents,- said
the CLERK
Well give me- two
Peter take three for half a dollar
replied the clerk
ozIy want two
Yes. bat two est forty cents and
you get th-ee for dfty-one for a dime.
See aid the clerk
Can / buy two anxiousIy inquired
TIE blonde rouug man I only want
two
~Ot course. but VOC save ten cents bv
tasiux thrce said the clerk. I'll
1-t wrap up three for a half dollar.
Look kere. I know what / want.
You wraD NJ two collars.
Bat. sir
i want two collars. aud Ihave forty
cents t. pay for them. and
You lose I dime-thres for dftv.-
insisted the clerk a he reluctantly
wrapped up the ueekwear-
i don't ear a rap. howied the
bl0usie Young man in q age KNOW
what want-two collars. a beer ant
4 nickel 70 paw my street car fare
home Sci Now. a I get two collar.
for f1~.y ents cr nota- and the blonde
young man foamed al the mouth in hi.
righteous Indignation
He got the two collars The clerk
sw0oaed He hadn't thought of ths
"5e-r and the street car
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
prTH y POINT.

-Th 81 old smith never sub
scr I'd fer . newspaper Ne-er
sNhe-e Is b. pow Flown ont the
"a q -7ne bate--Atlauta C8Estitg
t5cu-
II think III build 4 wing 70 NJ
h7u szti The uew @ttle- r Kansas
Better uo- -ePlied the old settler
th> IS Tire cyclone hel---Htts5urgh
O-ouee
Women VIII be famed a. well as
nan she exclaimed a. she threw
6o7rz -ae h T@ respoad~d CD
Cc Tor uatold a-Eston
Coumo1wezl-h
Yes sid Mr Shopper. I bouzht
this d--s az The harzzia counter bat
I an not SURE Lat j was not the shop
Keeper vho made tie ha--zn -Bo-
- TznsrD-
The Bsre-Oa exc1e ne Tdidn't
know you were 80 busy or wouldn't
have dropped n When your baSeS
The EIirg--When anvbo.iv
@-N Y Pres
Watts ron aou 2 believe thz.
TIE -rs die rounE Pot-Thst
u4ei p very ne : good deal when ]
was a boy tu- ! know better now
Iaaanap Journal
TIE od Lsd~-WouiG Johu - a
good catch for Mar The cd Nan
->p=z5a Hes n the football busi-
ness and hs life zs1rei FOR $1,000
atlanta Constitution
-P-F-Do-s re tern Loan ex-
hih5a1z Eea1 thai Al the pictures
here are Ioza E-u~h--f 10 net
- r1is=stauE Z think & nezns
rather tzat ,he few good pieta-rs here
feel very lozeo1e-Ea-e Fe-d-s
Wzsha-n
The Editor waitz-we hear a
E@a- Zeal nowadays about w1z-zs
over men and that me for
uer = as aole - do mans work as -
= himself but uP - the hour y gong
70 press re haven't heard OF auv u
ou- LADY frezGs ero1dinZ their hus-
bands away FROM the szwhuck and
sawiu- wood -hemssIv&-lzl5on sun
Reve
lie Drank Ne0ushi1e-The zeputv
marshal with the m0-5ushiue- n tow
took him into a >aou -Do wou axe
your liquor scraixhf he asked pleas
sr-ly That's a purity question 70 be
ann ne. responded the moanShtne-.
- don't see vhv was the ma-Shar<
surprised re9inaer. Well. ain, voa
go- ne here fer takin i erookeds
said the n1son~hin-r- and the marshal
PAID for two extra drinks-Det-oi.
Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

Al f--no--za. AID Interesting -71erar2
ST.. -aica las beea before ne courts tor
soue tine las receaLv reSrher a eefs1ca
n ne Cairsd states Cf-c1it Court for re
SoU-ner1 District OF Mes lorS he s4s
-zs FOR an Injunction against The E1trrs-
zentc OF coz11z1-zu- TIE y \ f&ru4nk
Counauv Czicago trademark -tcff9ene
b rhs Csc q he x9r4 -LottoAeo Le
va6srT o. C0ttoleue ~ q uzc@UzrS WS
-z1e- psrzzze1- % Al t~1!uDcEo1- 0e Csc
y Il summarized ov TIE - foAoEsi
Il ezs 70 Dc the law thai ~heE E71G-
farrz-~-s have Afuca-e1 Tie pubic U ask
FOR a certain article 81 Is Es1s-Ea-z name
.zev are acquired tie CE1f % E7sss LAX
r-pdz-s mzHu1scr1rs1 By G-ne- SAL Tot
se even - IL plbic uzGe- thst uaze y
sr tzzE i should be 80 for he bs1eEE
5erreZ froz sch nzzs ca1 cZ4y Dc 90
a1ed - fzi-hfL s-rTure n t1--1s1zs
z--cle- u reuoEuEsd Ta41e Moreover =
ths EsA-z-x rzze uiEaf Be @-opsed y
nfEe% i1fzrlar ar-A-ss night zen S pro
z1-@s ard sd Under Il. and thereby he
valve % u~Gzufzcf1-s- q the Reputation q
tie name u@e1 hT Eez a. : trademark
xoG1 d 1eSE1-e1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
TIE ROMANCE OF T-E VIOLET.



Tasre 5 = bezutitu. Oil mar
which clzs--rs about -ze violet TIE
flower which a. humanity loves The
romance i treasured IL th- aueent
Creole bones f New Orleans because
Ge Old r~st-1ts e this eItv owed
eserTta-zg th4t cane a a. echo from
Frazee--hAt France trau which ma1v
s-AI hold themselves exlez. zrd The
Ttoet gss the emblem - the Bora
p=--sE Tuey vii tell yo4 La -as
th- tsv0r-e aaE-r % the zrez- Corzi-
car. waa flooded -1s whole q E1-oae
IN blood ard crashed -ehelIlaus Fra-es
thai = night rise - The biz est
power au1 maze lth5s adopted egur.--
z tze xzEles- - Eatans Th1-
vi e VOC Eou t1e violet brought 20
N12ale1a -ae RS. news u Ms coming
greatness an how IL z.s he orTv
1eH- a. - z=g-ud rzzs. thz. ever
oLoau=d a. - Helena wh-a tae 81
q. Azsrsrltz Aa4 SUM forever Il -
c-c-4s 90 oaf1e SMOKE watch hur=
over Ia r=.1s - zr-rl9a And here
5 80 pretty s-1r- % as~ to Ittls
pu tower conveyed 70 The zrea.
Ngaee1 ta- ar=t r-45az- = ina. p-o-
M1lan wa ep=n-l far aim a path
"a - A-as L wzs
w1-a1 1-azlfal aur aeI b1-u- -ho
ses-~l - Ea-ras the peoples
cAzZpeu an leader q the eonr-n-
u1z az iz ta~ vozzx o&cer. Va
Pol-aa B1Eap was tze oue usu
Va aga re- save Fzrce - b.
Ezr-zs Nzpo-szz was summoned 70 :
E-at hall - - -en-vez-au
Frznc@ 1zs c11= = -4g -hf<
perl qze ~z-l . another. that
80 z-e Lea = L had g = routa q
twenty-five gu 1ve t-@s t~o inches
= sa4tars with hair cauhe3 low On
as brow Ike a uaEaz7 "A
Isz P~ers-~tls avar y the 10
ez4t-s ia ~ pl 1u- I ar a-ea[
s11=< - sad the yoazz Cog
szzn = q clear voice Eat ons .ksax
aa-at upou-taat an not % b. en-
ua1zs=t ut 9r=r I m-sr have
szpr~Ee a1znaad All bowlzx isE
- ~ people srep-rs-zt4ures ne lit
-@ lzz -@sr ra= hal and the convez-
t1z VIA e-1=4 coo-s discussed H.
prgp-1u Ezuas followed am ser
4 a. .1r- zn@ =ai-e theT spoke a
Lt-e x-L caE@ Up % -l@m with a ba~
Get a-e1 vita szEa1t vioier Tie
lirrle mans ~ ~sof-ea= Th@r a.
EzFs r-=nd re- 1mehsE. % Eoz~
- Zlru4E-d q .eta1.lv. anc he
zaT- tn seller a go zn1 took a rlnv
ouaeA raguFl- s-raek Earras H~
boazkr q bouquet for the woman hs
lo--1 Then tzrulug - Napoleon ke
- fg % the -cu.e u Mz= -
ant re1zaz there until Ten y sue
c~e1 for goa a. she zs Z shall. she
viii s@nd yea a violeE II vas -
oe-oek wh-z th= gounx 01cer vas z1-
zLtt@4 - thu auuae AMI a. he uze-s
ta- xr.at eupsv sa.s1 BE- heart the
lUsp=e= .url1~ s-vea. then eight.
taer halfpzst A. as. nine O'Clock
-urGex snl a. The chimes ceased A
s@rEauE eutere4 the room with a Der.
2 fuze@ eavel9ps SaPalz01 opened 4
ard 10 . -eonzalnet a rsolst-a HozeI
which ehsnze1 the nap Of Ezrope
AnE this r vhF tha-e q Ereaeh d.
? =eent % every iale ~ho-@ hearts ar.
thrTlied By th@ - war and rns
stary Of The youth who uuzi3-t
reached the xsnitn q earthly poxsl
and placed their nation z-n0cz n.
art % earta. love lie e3wer which h.
loved b~~t-ths P-.p- violet Of CO
ls&a-ED.t0g HsrzlG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
TAUGHT : NEW WAY.
AT-ek In Eufu= Turk-vs TIA Wa NJ
AfrncErh~r -grr~-=faL

Arb in EEuia= Turk-vs ri Va Nof
AIfsE~th-r -gr~~--fsL
A r--r r1-re from New Eorz boz
-1-el q fa-u for week not long a-a
ue -s who owl q LITTLE pace n
Cherry valley were going away t7- a
visit and ther proposed that the New
Yorz ea1ple should lpeS up their IA
b-i1E their --vaut With them and en-
iov The snap of al early winter month
Il TIE e1u1trv
They went
Tasr snow uo-e now than they dd
then
The owners q -e farm STAYED for
za~ q showed them abort and the
dera~z< H0-t showed bis szcces-0- a
very tricky way q killing q turzer
Ius-ez5 u ehoP751Z r. head Of o.
wrz-1- . ia the ol6-tash5oned way,
b. .o9z i 5y he feet and snapped j.
head lEhtlT aczl-z. . stone. a. though
il had 1eeu a whip The spinal column
va neatly b-7zeu withou- anv u the
struggles a-1 aEq-ies usually attend
ant u7o1 the death q a fowl
The farmer forgot ant locked Up al
A --@E4 e4-AA= a4 a. WIN AAAA
onlv o rurSev goobler vas left a.
lz-y
That nizhc the city man to1k him ov
The feet and snapped his head against
a stone Then he t0oa him b the cook
and told her % give him a dry pluex
and let him lie II the lee box until
u0-uiu-- The nexr morning screams
~ -z---- aa-a--a - -- H.
spraug out % bed and ran into the
hall
The eook PRAYING I D all the saints
was stumbling up The stairs stalking
m~aisthaly after her cane The ghost
OF the g8ebier. without a feather on
him He had only been stunned and
when the cook lifted the iee-box lid n
the morning be had arisen n hf>
uakeiness and gobbIed n her face
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

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fmE@ha@a@
The-s 8 tz well 1ne1 ca le-n1s
about the nr5z rF - nAt
ar Waata TX people are dying q
eaz they wl 15t LEI
~ n-1 THE bose after dark i i
ar voa H8w ans IA. swell
1- ar aa Eld T1ur
second caz-s ;
-la- z- ar was NJ
waom shut 81 the -1-
cow AID breathe 81 -e eusaths q ar
entire family. che ezhala-uls %
c1 and tee z "A Furnaces and
res ali -t up q aa
ache rus wh azo-s taat
nose = Eat rn t1e as
and re woods aEI +e las 90
i--o .s 57- Asa ew ts ca
te -1at are au all n-a- hrra- ~
1r1t ar keep - hearar Ask them
wla- Eaz and zo- e
aEl z-1.e- -
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t-e 50 Bat r1E zu 1-uaz ~
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b. s. le a1- - mas erez II the Ezl-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

Funerals were expensive The hez-~
ny and n~e7rthinz u a person Of quail
irv IN the middle 0f the eighteenth cen
tury was a proceeding commonly char
ae-erize1 by feacures ~etniaently social
Z aot eoaviviaL For the o~bsequies o.
a gentleman Of Baltimore IN rs the
ou-et called for a coffin al ss les
: yar1s % Grape a. = D.. ID 3 vard-
u blzek tiffany - Iss- yards OF
br1adaoth- n Is Sd : yards Of
black shaIlooa. - 3D. yards o:
Inca Il I> 2 dozen pairs Of men
black SIX gloves. = - a dozen paiIS
~ womsus black six gl0se 4 I
black six handkerchief ezlauaueo-
U1lzr and buearam rib5aa besides
pounds OF loaf sugar. - dozen
eE = dozen nHtneE pounds Of
a-l-pee - gallons q white vine. /
totti@ q rcd wine and - gallons u
rum There must b. 10 Stacking u
good cheer he-au@ a gentleman hap
p@uet - - a Little dead. n had known
Uhz- ~-=ety expected % hiu when he
was in the quick sud a- household
knew What he would expee Of them
on occasions such a. this, when the
er=3it q q the Old family was az stake.
Nheu persJns 81 quality did him the
honor = eseOr his rambling remains
o. the family maasoleum. Il wa proper
% Pruvide against possible pangS OF
thirst that might attend the polite ex-
ertion AMI 70 tighten the tedium and
o. cheer the gloom with customary
leverage for would not his tombstone
proclaim him 4 person Of quality
Eeururw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

Are ess easily -=1T@d Aza ooszr1lcns
q re 1o-es are D. Zcsss-srs Sro-@1
Bi-asz EszzreIr u1rs e%zc-1L III vi1-
enr uErzzlres I'D wErn never =ss
uz-zS azE wslEezs IS H. do I1e
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zzZ cu-aAErs. A~llo2S1ez Scz bead
are. r ueSs zu1 dspepsa eve rz1s
z~z uemaiv . Tar TIA AID zxFect TIE
best ac1 zass coZPlese rs1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

saouhf lie wLi po.e- > Weekend,
morbid f=z-s haunt hirz and Eav -es-t
n confirmed hvpocsor6rfa. q -eal-
eoa AL. szzliv. n 98iug Of the bzlz,
epiler 6G H1iysS ncoUot-
zzz AM evea IN dread insanity
70 -eac reclaim AMI restore @cA
-zfuzl-nates % h@ai.h AMI happiue@ 5
lie ara q the Publishers Of book x
Is rS= written - plain hGr ez1se
Lzzglag=- On Ike nature. symptoms ant
cuz1Etv. hw Eo1ze--1t-1@-- Of s--l
Gsels E book Vii he se1t sea-
z pan envelope or receipt Of Hrs 90
tee With ten cents = szz-r& &r P
age A World's Dsspe-E- L=i-
- Association. Bzzzi0. y I
For more than a quarter OF a csr.u-y
CHRISTIANS couuectd with t11s ws=y
-cesesz-ei Institution have male -
treatment q the dsezses ABOVE kznt=G a;
tzei- sreca1rr. Thouszsds hare cor
zslref .ae- s. letter ard received sivce
z1s me ciEes which have resulted q
permanent Cz1es
Sufferers EoEI premature oil az q
0s Of pow=r sill G1si rEr1ciI Of iarereSi
Il LIZ box Above mentioned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

rsETrxr vas EvizE a large cl.rer
pzrtv . snaE - le- dnlnE-roe1l ~
Dsrar hza - 2 snail fortune. bit tne On
- wxs @vacrable What DO Tou th1zk z
II alw be aszaf me VII eslee hin i
prefer Iess gliding AID Eo7e c2rTzs
f-E~z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03
er-.. Roc. Island Rsuse Playing Ga.

II rou SEED = cer-s IN stamps CT caz :,
JoHy SEBASTIAN. Ge11 PsSs A-en& G r
! & 2 Ey. Chicago. yen VII reeve pos
paid the Sltkest PACK OF pla-Izz carts
zen ever handel Beautiful stree enxrare4
WHIST Rules accompany theu free
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03


L kihas- the interpreter who recent
iy returned from a trip I Japan where
he accompanied the Coreau minister.
tells abaut the attempt made upon the
lfe Of the present car Of Russia in
Japan . couple 81 years ago which ma
teriaily differs from the repo-rs hith-
ert0 published in this country The at
tempt il viii he remembered. was
made while the then c~zarovitz was
riding in a jinriekshs, and the report
then Published stated that his life had
been saved only through the prompt
action II his cousin Prince George.
Mr. hbas met one Of the carriers o.
the cart n which the ezzrowirz wa.
seatet and who was Ia reality the man
who saved the life Of his rovaI patron.
orthis acton the carrier wa present.
81 with ten taogsand rubIes BY the
Eassian government and the JapaneSs
government also handsomely remem
herea the orave aet BY giving the mar
a hns house in Toxic The eredi, o.
the action vas given % Prince George
i l. supposed. for political efeet-Sar
Francisco Cali
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-03

Ha Ia IA froz-~d a. -ooz as zs
GER out % sa-a0- rh4ts The E-sns-
est larx oct o. bzt woaf the ols
saF sarprs=A thourh
Tel vas mere ~roz lie e-izez.-
= telt BE nesp-s a. originator
zn1 aaeEsr - tae a. 81. Bob
be wap@rs3 What d. rsa Suppose
tA~y p ~ z We Re f3uz1 ez
Th- oav -rF ! c0ud make vas an
otz=r s---am - zrxhte--
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u the literary works Of tgFo centuries
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