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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

tafstss-o- tss-s~~sssa - haa~-- rrt--ss-
- Tive Tasa-sss1 - Whsssa w~ai.s
hss- tt~-a u~h-sslssf p-.- n-s.s r.
t~s~~t Hsf rh-y ~ss B--a rr-s-rs-st =,
rr~ats >ttP~hss5-..-
" AsmINergS. April 81 The .sfpuia-
tom in the treaty ef p.-a,- between
Caiua ant Japan that the Chimes. H.,
have h.--u captured by tA- Iaranes~
amt Others wh,s ssid >aPpli-y = she
lapany>ss trr-oF-s in their raarrh through
Nauehuris an1 >hAatun< shaII not -
punished hT the Chiness authnrfsi.-s
VA Inspired hy hunzn- esnSid-ra-
tious u II thc cuStpsn of China - t---
head such - h~T saldierS A. fall iusa
the hsnsas u the cuesuy AMI ar. after
Nar'is returned - their csuntry. Dur
iuE several n.val and land engage
meats, upwards - sasso ChiaeS.. TROOPS
urrc captured by the Japau~s-. and il
= - pr~s~rve their lives that the fore
going provision WAS inserted in the
trcaiv. The same considerations in
fueur~d the o;h-r prcrlsi~u relative
io the purchase u Suppises from Chr
uesr sub i-ctS
The curiau> fact develops in this con-
urctinu that China has not : ~sn-i~
prisoner q var IN her hands telou.--
iasr u JaFan-
The nitesi IresS dispatch -hsch
contains,i the- exclusive aunsuns,rus.-nt
that the insiemnity to -n8. .e.sl ESQ ta-lS
wil - rad in seven yearly install
uleut~ diEsrs fruua srsiicial rrp.srts ure-
Eiou~iF recelved. wAsrh limited
thc raymcnts tu hve in,ss-asi- =
seven inssalm~uss o. j. believed.
however. that ths- statement
contained IN the Uuitcd Prs dir
patch j. currvct Whue No d~dnft.. IA
frrul1tion has h--ca received r-.r1r,iin-
the matter Be- T. unsieFsto--t that the
Indemnity wui take the form of =
b-'at l,su~ "a the Vart - China. the
e-'n'is 0" hs- RETIRED ,suring a p--ria-I s,f
seven y~2rs. aa.i - hear inter,st a.
pr ocut- PR annuln- The prr~ump-
term = stiil serv stranS shat the ia
dcaunitv wil. - paid "a silver
utn th- h~l-tnn5ur - th.- war ~
tween Chiaa AMI 1aassn zach oven
tFy 4za a cuusazr 5ere-ssictl.rl
over It> -uhlevi~ ID thu othsr srunt-r-
u Vs,ssld usHs zPr-ar that japan ziil
- lssus~r zs4af tssl &, rrlv ils-e toChina-
a'thauEh a ~slpulatIu.E fsra e-sutiuuan7-
- thls rSht or iaer,~1E The r1rlzuz-
tian sts~u s,sr this ex--rsia ia.sl d, thz. Ja-
uau - ngz c5His5z-l c1untrr u.sh =
csvlr g iNws has~4 "a th- biEl,-.-
pr rizcrplr~ 20 issise- auf cpuitr AMI
tAat >h~ eau b. SAFELY tru>s.t. tt-~re-
f1re. O. deal fairly wita tn Ch5ns,-
~uHa~rt- isFtHe utfhsu her t.r~aes~s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25
HIMSELF THE Ros5ER.
coaf~~.ssa of chart-- Cole. the stare
ID river.

CoLUsA, Cal. April so.-Charles
Coles the stage driver. has confessed
that he robbed the WellS-Far-o treas
ure box he reported that The stage
was held mp by two men on the plains
between Norman aud Princeton last
saturday. The police forced Cel-S 70
confess lie named Charles ". Mvsrs
As his aeeompliee. ana both are nov in
jail here All the plaEaer. $50 in gold
ami uPS4ESis Of . 80 in seheeSs, las
bSsl recoEeEed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25
A Ss- Ks-ss Fsr shiPa.sas Of H-v.El.a
Su<ar to Ne~ Nork

wAsHISsr0S. April % A report re-
eeived AZ the department Of state from
Cousul-Genrral Ellis Mills. at Honolu-
lu- says that the Western Sugar Rean-
ing Co. through its agents there. Is
purchasing and shipping large qaantI-
ties Of sugar direct 70 New York This
new deal. he estimates. vii divert Al
least So.ooo tons Of sugar from the port
OF san Francisco during the present
year. and viii cause considerable loss
20 the s>al aud lunb-r-lzjen vessels
whish 20 % HOn0lalu and sct a cargo
6 sagaE for ssa Francisco
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

The section Of eountry north and east
Of Meridian was visited last week By \
severe wind ard hail storm. and much
damage was lone 10 timber. fences.
young crops and fruits. In the vicinity
OF Tamola station, on the Mobile (
Ohio railroad, the hailstonss. three
fourths of an inch in diameter, we're
piled up three inches deep on the
ground, while at Marion station. i've
miles from Meridian. which was almost
completely wiped out By aeJelone ,wo
years ago. trees were leveled ard the
large barn Of T. C. Kiaard was demOI-
lished- In the vicinity Of ToomsubA.
on the Alabama Great southern rail-
road. where every house save three was
destroyed BY the cyclone OF two years
ago. ennsiierabls damage is reported on
account Of hail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25
PATRIOTS DAY
GENERALLY Observed in Boston and orh<r
N.ss.shas<tts Cttt---

BosroS. April @n--PstriOts' day. the
anniversary Of the battle Of Lexing-
ton. was generally observed yester-
day, although not IN - elaborate a
manner as It was last year. when the
holiday was legally coumemorats-d
for the first tims- The dav was
ushered in By the ringing q bells and
the booming Of eaaaon and a. II
o'clock the ride % Paul Revere was
eoaanemora ted by exercises in Christ
church
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

l. NJ anI l. e ts.sOdgAme. l. :. and
W. e. War-oa aud } l. Bradley. ci.:-
zens Of kemper Coanty, were arrai-usd
At Meridian last Ns~k on the charge Of
Illicit Gist.illng- l. - charged that
they Manufactured nlo0nshine whisky
in the vleinisy % Narkceta- They
waived examination and were placed
under bonds Il 500 each for their ap-
pearaace before tae September term Of
the Federal court
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25
MANNERS OF THE RENOWNED.

WILLIAM PESS's formal but kindly
p'oliteness impressed even the Indians
wiki whom he dealt One Of the names
given him by them was THE tiood Big
Chief
ArBEE, the composer. vas pleasant
enough 70 the people whom he allowed
70 see him. but he was about as hard TO
obtain an audience with as the ear of
Russia
GEoEsE Ill, 50 far from being the
feroeious tyrant described in the
declaration Of Independence. was as
gentle as child 10 all with whom he
came IN contact
The younger Pitt was short in his
answers. but his hrrsqueuess IVES gen
orally only haste in the dispatch Of
business that. but for this brevily, must
have gone undoue-
TESNXsoS was 80 continually PES
tered hy strangers who sought a
Siimpse os him or To have a vvurri with
him that he gave the people the i'm
preston of being exceedingly uneiviI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25
strawberry crep VIA lie Short

Madison. April - -til cioss exanina-
iiun it = foga.i ths; she ss-a sherry crup
vii BE- shout - per cent short. IN con-
q-eu-e % which the trucker are very
q l>-onsaiate AMI downca>t The ha-,l
west Kinds 81 the lES- thres d4yS have
been very detrimental 20 tosaaso~<.
RAN - needed verv uauch far every
thing A. the grounsi II vcry ha-t and
dry 70 tAe present l-suth csy-tiaues.
coupled uith ths ure-.nt prs~pects -
such light strawberry crcp. thc trts-k
flrmers sill n0t r-aIsz- expsases frog1
this Year's frals aai seEesab.e seAs5n-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

A DISPATCH from shanghai. on the
18TH. said that Ii Hung Chang's soa-ia-
law had teIegFaPhesl from >hinonoseki
that a peace convention had been
signed, on the 18th. by the pleniPo-
tentiaries of China and Japan Among
the new terms mentioned is an ofen-
sive and defensive alliance betwesn
the two powers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25
a GERMAN OPINION
OF the saidea sad Uapr-e-s<at.d Rise IN
BiI

Berlin. April e0-The Handel Zei-
tung SAYS ia a leader on the Increased
prise Of oil. Mr.. ROckefeller. the
American oil magnate. = two smart
buiness man and spcculator TO leave
room for the assumption that he was
surprised By the present td~velopulents
The rzpldity with which the move
meat came upou the market torces us
70 the conclusion that there was an
understanding among the interested
persons iaeladiag the Rothschilds-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

The first state convention that has
ever been held bT the EpwOrtss OF Mis-
sissippi i 10 occar A. Gren8ia on May
10, II and l.. Tue various branches Of
this order throughout the state are
evincing greas interest in tho move
ment. and the outlook i FOG AZ least 80
delegates and visitors. which IS a good
showing indeed for the inaugural meet
fur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

GrcenN~c = Apr.i iS-A nAss meet
ing ot the people % t;rssa~ood an4
from she cranty was bella At the coars-
hoEsa IN t'reen a,.a-t = sterIay The
oh,ect - th- meetiar ~as o. taxs Sep.
toward inviting she canl-da,ss here "a
MAY . usv- \ unanimous r~srlatIoa
pass'si II At al tae >ta.t- canti dates.
senatorial AMI distr.c-. ha invited :
come 20 t'r',ruwo-i and discuss ~. pa-
liteAl issues on Mas nexL~ A xrAnd
barbecue and basket dinnsr Will hs
given On that DAY. ten. John 4 Cog
don lectures here On toe ni-ht % taa
4sh. AMI big time H. expect,A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

J. NJ NeWtoa died a CrystAl Springs
last week after long Illness He bad
been prominently connected with the
business interests Of Crystal Springs
sor many years and Nas universally be-
loved for his many noble traits OF char
seter. tie bad been for twenty-five
years superintendent Of the Presbyte-
riAa Sunday seho3l. aa2 all his life
consistent and devoted worker in that
church
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

Nicksbur-. April i1---The ten pa-atu-s
during the pas, week has averaged 4
few degrees above tho normal aud sun
shine has been abundant No rainfall
has occurred since last report l-pou
the whole cnniitions have bsea ilss
What Vas desired au4 planters avaiicA
themselves q th- oPpo-tauity % push
farming operations Cotton Planting
has progressed Wilhs~at iufsrr4 ption IN
the middle ani southern portloas y the
safe aaa has be-ua IA most localities
in the north. Whiie. generally sueaS-
in-. there = no urgent aeei Tor ran.
light showers EolI& r4lss =sore rapid
germinsti0n Of seeds ant insare good
stands
Eariy corn = up - a <ooI stand nearly
every ~here AMI locks well In the
southern cog=ties is sill soon be ready
10 receive the first cultivation.
The favorable weather of the past
seven days has advanced the season.
though farming operations are still
week or ten days later thaa A. this time
last year
Gardens continue IN iioarisbing con
ditioa generally. Trish potatoes are Up
20 4 good stand aai growing rapidly.
Nearly all yOunE plants have been
taken from the eOli-trzmes and placed
in the ground by early vegetable
growers Ia the southern counties
The outlook Is unusually favorable
for good fruit crop this season. trees
are in full bloom. AMI small fruit is
abundant With n continued favorable
season straw berries will soon b. zbund-
ant In some localities fgs appear TO
have been injured By tho cold weather
a. the opening of spring
Oats are reported u - unusually fine
and large yield : indicated IA some
sections
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

THE stipulation in the treaty ot
peace between China and Japan that
the Chinese who had been captured bJ
the japanese and others who sold sup
plies To the japanese troops in their
march through Manehuria and shan
tang shall not be punished By the Chi
nese authorities. was inspired By hui
name considerations lis the custom
Of China to behead such Of her sol
dierz as fall into the hands of the enc
my and are afterwards returned TO
their own country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

TnE balance sheet Of the Distilling
AMI Cattle Feeding Co. prepared By
experts employed ~ Receiver Me
Nulta. was hIed with Judge Showslter
in the United States circuit court in
Chicago on the l6th- By this report
II appears that during the ascendeney
Of the Greenhut faction the enormous
sum Of Si.Iss 443 disappeared from the
treasury Of the company and remains
totally unzeccunted for
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

The fifth international convention
Of the Young Wonen's Christian Asso-
citation cf the nitel States and Brit
ish provinces. opened in Pittsburgh,
Ia, on the 18th. about 80 delegates
being in ATTENDANCE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

THE Japanese legation at Washing
ton was. on the 18th. officially not fed
from the foreign Office at Toxic that
treaty Of peace between China aud ia
pan had been signed at ShilnonoselSi
on the nth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

II was rumoreJ in Findlay. o.. on
the I-th. that T. &. Harris had sold
81 hSs oti Interests To the Stand
ard Oh GO. FIR S500.0SA Harris refused
20 deny OF affirm the report He was
the heaviest pr,psaeer IN the Ohio
s<lsss. ant contr,Siea vast amount Of
<ooi 1er~iEorv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

Henry Msttsw. 4 well-to-to negro
farmer. living eight miles wes. OF
Madison. VAS assassiHated Ons night
last week Twenty-ssyen bullet holes
were found in his body. No clsW TO the
assassin Ills life xas insured fer ss.ec0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

The treasury department has cis-
>ontinnesi the eollertioa Of statistics re-
sarsiiag the ProslaetiOn of tin AMI terne
pIates- The inportatious Of foreign
tin plate Eigt be callated only In sta
tisties regarding imports. a. und~r the
aew tariff il i not deemed necessary
- collect further information
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

o. the fssh Secretary Gresham.
through AmbasszNllr BAyarsl. informed
lireas Britain that tins country VIII
uoc permit without protest. the boGl-
narsim~at II treEtown- and tlaat the
landing Of Ezglisk trussps ca Nieara-
guam soiI vii b. viewed as al ACT in
.mical 70 Americas interests
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

The eosore,i people Of the District of
Columbia celebrated the anniversary
Of the abolition Of involuntary servi-
tusie IA the south. on the 18th. BY a
street parade and public exercises in
Washington.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

HAVANA hospitals are overcrowslesg
via 1aaasie,4 asen who are arriving
fraua tAe iaserhe- a. the rate Of TWEEN
tE-aze n day The dead are burirsi At
as<zt - aroii comment On the 18th
tlaers Werr about So n the hospitals.
= PR cent q whom Il was Thought
Haaz.a -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

DUKE ALEsEr. heir apparent 70 the
da'shy 81 WaEtcHsi ysrg. was seriously
Inirresi. GA the 18th. b. falling head
f.sremaas froa his horse- lie = suffer
ing fTun esens-uSsion of the brain The
physicians. however. do not believe
that his 1Ec Is IN danger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

The London Globe, on the 10Th. a.
serted that Great Britain would refuse
To accept the answer Of the Siearaguan
government 70 the British ultimatunl.
and would take immediate steps to
enforce her demands.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

INTEEvIEwEDinC Chicago. on th. isth.
Vise-I'r,-si,irnt stevenson refused to
talk On political matters. ant would
not define his p.ssitiou on the silver ~
sue. or answer general questions with
regard 10 the white metal as Poiit-
icaI factor in iSef.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

MINISTER IASs VT. the Chinese rep
resentative IN the United States. re-
eeived official adviees from Shimo-
noseki. Japan. on the 10Th, informing
him that the protocols of peace be-
tween China and Japan had been
signed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

THE assembly concurrent resolution
submitting To a vote Of the people
proposed constitutional amendment
providing for woman safffage was
passed By the New York senate on the
ISth-yeas, -. nays. l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

1t is a well-known fact that thu
mlk-maids in Switzerland who can
sing get better pay than those who can
no. sing The reason IS that a tunefnI
maid who sings ~ her work caaxe,
one-to1rth more milk from a COW than
. so1zlsss mixer can extract
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

MIS- MAsT BgDwS. 4 mnno-a nizn
pensioner. died On the I6th. at her
home ; miles from Knoxville Tenn
She was the " idow u Jas Brown. a
sosdier IA the revolutionary war, ami
was born in lSe& Her husband diesi
hfty-oue years a,eo-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

nEsr3rrmxs fr0m Havana 20 the
Spanish <orernzent. On the 18th. stat
za thas the rrhcilspn IA Cuba vas
sRreasssnz- bat the lnsurgeats are BAD
Il arsnesl ami e-guipp-.sL Il the apris-
anw sHrea.ts farther es~a- Marsin~x
EzlnEsas vii Aslx Srr reinfarcementS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

DSrrEn STATES secret serris-r agents
arrested 6. q Jones. a newspaper art
~ 4 ehaczgo. ga the Isth. for com
plaeity N cssnnterfeiti1x two-cent
st4na>. Aanth-r wan was zlsa taxea
iaso czstasiy ~ the sane time, bat his
zzentitv xas Mt revealed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

Mrs Bette wamack. aged i04 years.
County. She ~as born near Charleston.
;. C., in l7gI- Many descendants in the
third and forth generations survive her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

oSE aVxDzxo employees Of the Cleve-
and % ship Euilding Co. went cut
n strike oa the sth The company
prUpszesl u pay the old hAnE.s - 81
and ueS men s. . per day The strise
~as Tor a $50 per &zF rate The
strikers were employed in the boilsr-
12Aing s.<partmen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

The Paris Figaro Of the 18th pub
fishes report that nr- Nansen. the
Norwegian Arctic explorer. has found
the North pole. ami that it is situated
on a chain Of mountains
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

A CORRESPONDENT in Armenia OF the
London Daily News says that the
American bieyelist. Frank LEM. who
disappeared last summer in the neigh
oorhood of DeIibaba. 4 notcriously
laSless district. was shot on the road
ee.we-a Dzhar snd Kogrtzll
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

AcTfNG SEcEETAET IINNLIx decided.
on the fsth- that the sale Of stamp al
buns containing fac-simile stamps l.
Illegal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

Tishominro coua;T iaiI. oscar Terrell.
OF Manroe County. retailing. guilty.
fned Slon and tAiriy days ia Monroe
County all
Uaeis Ssna and ts- state w.rrsas<
Upoa the rrcssu n,er..ation - Gea-
iohn e. Elsrs. tuItf-I state. attorney
for tho district - Illinois. Secretary
Carlisle has sent a i.tter % the a.
torn~y--cneral saying that IA vIe~ e
the facts ia toe case b. haA NO 0b5P--
tion 70 tAe di>sssntiuuancs % the .aft
against the Western isznk NoU an4
EaEravin< Cemrany % Chicago. pro-
viled they paw al cas's 50 A. 'acurr-,s.
This company ea<raycd tho plates for
the bonds sal 10 - in tho simili,uas
% nited states notes isssci sozis tine
ago By she state u Mis- ussirpL The
company Destroyed all % the plases
AMI has done whatever else was rs-
gllrrd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

The Chirese indemnity to Japan i,
70 be paid in silver in i've yearly in
stalimeuts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

Through the instrumeatality ot the
Young Mems Business League, Hon J.
T. Preston, State uperintendent OF
education. has been induced 70 locate
one Of the safe Summer normal schools
At Meridian The date 6 xed for the
opening OF the school i the first week
in June. IL IS estimated that about 6o0
teachers will attend the normal. and
Mr.. Preston assured the league that the
Instructors will he men u national
reputation In addition - the induce
msats held OuE by the school itself 70
the teachers Of the State a series OF
lectures from distinguished platform
orators will also be provided
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25


The Supreme Coart last week in the
ease of Writ Adams. STATE revenue agent.
vs- J0hnson 4 Loman. OF Claiborne
County, reversed the loNer court The
revenue agent some tine since attached
the goods of johnson x Lonan TO paw
the penalty for selling liqnors without
\ license. the attachment being sued
cut under section 1880 of the code Of
lss1 In the lover court the plea was
ses lp that there ~as no authority under
said section for the attachment. and the
lower court on these groGnds dismissed
the attachment Tue supreme Court
held that the attachment was properly
sued cut and N7s valid About 81. go
IS involved This i the frss decision
under that section rendered by the
sOurt, and gives the reyeuae agent igris-
1ietion over the blind tigers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25

IHE plan Of ssssding pupils reports
TO their parents en- postal cards DOESN'T
work Ii has been tried in Auburn.
Ne. and the bright boys r1ptGre lie
cards ana tear 'enu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25
JAPANESE HUMANITY.

th~ k~-@is - rh-a- tsEstr- sssafre-s Ss.-
hatstts-a- tass-s.@zs-s - ghla~-- rrt.-.a-
- Tive us-a~ssst - Whs.aa W~af.s
har- H--u u~h-sslssf g-sa R-sns E--
t~s~~t usa rs-y >ss B-~a rr-s--s-.f =.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25
The TAX ON INCOMES.

hus.ant- - N@sriv tFrf--s
attiissa sAs.Itar. ~arp-s.-. 49,. -
ps~ t.-t. WhIsss tss,s.-.ss~.s- 81
- >atd Nsaia rsF S-s~nty rev
OF th~ Tar. >hs~s sh<.at rs~asy
NV PEE C-nf- "a g~tar.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-17
MUNYON'S
Improved Homeopathic Remedies
Combine the Best in All Systems
and Make Positive Cures Where
All Other Medicines Fail.
III You Are Sick Ask Your Druggist
for Munyon's Guide to HeaIth-Buy
2o-Cent Remedy and Cure Your

Mr. A. Benot, Waupaca Wis, says: For years
| was afflicted with bad case Of catarrh. My
head was stopped up Mucus continually drop
ping in my throat. My stomach was affected and
the catarrhal poison produced general debility and
weakness L used large Quantities of medicines
without receiving any benefit, until / began with
MUNYON'S lems,lies. | used Munyon's Catarrh Cure
and Tablets few weeks and completely cured
of catarrh. also used Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure
and the Nitalizer, and am entirely free from the
stomach trouble and general Weakness
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies fail. The
Catarrh Cure-price. 25c.-eradicates the disease
from the system. and the Catarrh Tablets-price,
25c.-cleanse and heal the parts.
Munyon's rheumatism Cure seldom fails to relieve
in one to three hours, and cures in few days.
Price. DC.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure is guaranteed 10 cure
all forms of indigestion and stomach troubles.
Price 25c.
Munyon's Vtalizer restores lost powers to weak
men. Price. 81.
A separate for each disease. At all drug
gists. mostly % cents a bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon. 1908 Arch
street Philadelphia. Pa, answered with free medf-
cal advice for any disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-17
The Old Custis Home Sold.

The famous Arlington estate, in North
ampton county, Va, the original home Of
the Custis family, was sold several days ago
to Mr. John Creth of Philadelphia for $3.50.
1t is located on Old Plantation creek, several
miles from Cape Charles, and is one of the
most desirable farms in that section. For
many years the place has been sadly ne
elected and the difference between its for
mer and and its present condition is great,
indeed Probably no farm in Virginia more
forcibly illustrates the decadeace of the
landed gentry. The old Gusts burying
ground is on the farm, but it is in a very
neglected condition, many of the old tomb
place.