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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

TEpeIo- Ms Aug 26-T-ss
grand iwry DOW n session :
nsasiE- .i lively foJ Ire festive
bslnd i.rer~ in T1-.e1o. y,aIta 81
prove - fI- to ~ nezrue--
AuoGt ha.r dozen have bees
arrested. ard the fines assessed.
lsv Ju,lge -ayec average about
>-5u eaca and eustS. 8 l4rg
nuEnber of true bills have bee1
found ard otbe- arrests o.
slisky sellers and gamblers az,
expected 80 olI@erCiaI-APpeaI
1.-THE good people of ONior,i
wIll Watch the newspapers they
sill read similar reports 20 TIE
above from almost eyery town
Ia the state.
There Is no reason under
heaven why these iniquitosl-
beasts >soald he SLOWED go
flourish in Oxford They ho11-
iSh nowhere else fer any Ier=-..
1T time i It hee@uSe II soe>
not hapeen 20 be negroes wao
run these iliieit whisky Shops
that they enjoy such pe-fee,
Immunity from tie iaEst
T. = not Necessary 20 sal
TIT there are blind tigers ia
Oyor'L ~ tlat sbey are 10,
operated by negroes el.h=--
Every citizen in oar town Is
reasonably certain of the exist.
. euee Of these dives Then ~hv
e-a-r we 40 Ike ot1y- places in
the state get Together and pr
them down.
\ good opportunity VII pre-.
sent is>e.f the second week n
next month when ire GRAND
iury meets Noshiuz can De-
accomplished BY me-e sn-rcaty
or appeal to THESE aen z,.s run
Blind tigers They have PROV
81 deaf % every prlye- aa.lIla-
FerrIc-> T. every varz5nZ-
The oHIy way 10 stop hi.
hurt-ui practice IL 20 give 1heu
a tas1s Of the law eh 1h-v -
hacrsnsly violate We eaII uaas
every good e5tizeu ~ z5d 81
breaking up these p-tees nos
e the beginning of 4uotasi
University year TEe P-uspec.
ior q E-e attendance r. rs,
University Tins session s ven
l2tre12-. and ~ ths~e yaglll.
Eivn come Aerr frum --r-v pa
liou 81 the STATE. let the gos-
people OF O1fa-,s determine .l.a
thsy shaII be able q, write hon.
that there i ns uhissy n Ox
lord VIM a-.oEs ness t.-z
Uaz-1 b. zot only 10 LIE =.
rents OF thes yolng E,en- bs
- every slaEEss of the z-ans.
e>t instItTa zen IN tae STATE. 1.
the Interest ri za5ca the hz
sozh5sisilng Ira ssIe of wkz-.zr n
Oxford we're pa->est-
We hope laeee wlu be Soz.
efrort made TIE wees after nex
- pa, our leun aai comma IL,
n line With Tapeio ard othe
towns II the State b -masiz.
L lively for the bgIad Tigers.
Z" nzglter L they are white uei
and mol E@g-nes-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
Grand Reunion.

To all who contemplate At
tending the great reunion of the
Blue and the Gray At Chalta
n0Og1-
We have received the follow
M from the var department.
War Department Chiekaniauga
and Chattanooga NatIO Esl
Military Park Commission
Washington D. G.
AGz- :. 1856
Il apperrs from uHmero1s les
tiers received b. this commission
that its previous circular IN ne
gard to furnishing quarters IN
camp barracks has been con
structi go mean that such bar
RACKS viii BE- erected wIth61,
regGr't 20 the orders received
and that tAS>- desiring these
quarters can obtain them HpoE
their arrival al Chattanooga.
ThEs. however. = not the ease
L. Congress HIslGte No apPrU-
Prlztlou for free quarters. a plan
Va devised By which barracks
accommodations could De Pre-
vIsiesi by the Citizens Commit
5ee Of Chattanooga at a very
loE rate for al who might or
der such. a sufficient gIme N al
vance IL = the intention To
rX-eE1 ostTracsS a. orders for
accommodations 4r@ received
such Accommodation cannot
~ PROVIDED gasler Applications
received after Aug -. L>g1
Those wil0 senG tao dollars
Capt Charles r Muller Caaa5s.a-
nslssEa- Tean-- ali receive n ~
tRrn q ticket xhich VII emf tx
The holAcr 20 J comfortable bar
rAes hEnk far lie entire time at
hIS stay Il Ckaffauocza- izerul.
ing safe storage fer hand bag
-2gp amt t0lles aceuu1n1a.i1r5ans.
IL vii net be possible to fur
Hlsh ladies' with quarters N
shass barracks. or 70 supply
meals 0r lunches IN connection
With them IE VII De- ueeessa-
" for each person "a bring hzS
Own blanket and towels The
barracks vii be constructed ap-
on the plan adopted AZ the
Grand Army EneamPmeaf az
Washington city where a very
large number Of veterans xere
thus housed Such structures
VII be erected IN Chattanooga
where sithiR convenient dr.
E4Rce-- meals and lunches may
be obtained AZ reasonable prices
Communications In regard to
barracks addressed 60 Capt.
Muller. Who was selected bv
the Citizens Committee 10 take
charge ofthis work vii receive
prompt and reliable attention.
The Indications Of very
large attendance al the dediea-
ton are such a. 70 lead this
Commission 10 urge that all
contemplating attendance nake
arrange me1Es IN advance for
quarters 4 Citizens Execu-
tive Committee. Of which Capt
H. = Chamberlain = Chairman.
l. nov canvsAssIHg the city OF
: G aattanooga 20 ind quarters IN
private families for those who
desire such accommodations.
FAll Information nay BE- OBJ
tanned By addressing that Com
mlttee- and assurances have
hee1 gwen that rates vii BE-
reasonable
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Work has begEa on the great
amphi-theaTre for the eorbett-
FItzsimmons light Il will -eag
forty thousand persons exeIu-
sIve Of private boxes. The
Preparations are said 20 bee very
elaborate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
MiSsi--ippi-L Lafayette
County.

County.
InlortB1ateay- TIE pruspeetn-
rs passing threagh North Nis
>IsslPgi on tie r. sruad sees the
wsrs- partition an,f = APT g. fB-rn
an i,i~a of sll the Iau,ls from
tlls GllatIlin. yIew- The val
les 1re very fertile. and where
any sttempt l. lasie 20 csre for
The ly.ant> by preventing sash
i-- aud IN occasional fertiiiza-
ton they yield sl,uuda1t crops.
Inc Burners who have pursued
the pruE1iees regime 81 raising
Gotten 10 the ReGiees Of all else.
- set kHOEs nothing Of the
wonderful capabilities of Eafly-
etse ard contiguous counties.
He lmIgines when alter wears
Ut taxing everything from the
land and p8ttIEg nothing hack-
his farm fails to WELD such
crops aS u once disL that il i
1Crtale>S and seeks another
country. But il ha. haez left
to the progressive farmer u
learn Whas the sa-e.slled worn
out land hills esn 10 when A.
sisted by intelligence IL the
PEoslae5iou ofas Eze stock ana
--e Necessary p1Stgraga - the
ttmpEs bluegrass sections Of
Hel-sIcsy AMI T=a1-s~se- TIM
otly- rcd and white clover and
III tie has P-u.iscer> grow With
ee--al1ty AMI "a perfection
Without Fertilizer corn gives a
general average yieit % nftera
bushels per acre Peas, -pssa-
toes. sorghum in ts- SOIL reach
1serr highest perfection while
everything nerta5 l--n- IN garden
l.s.,s-re dee~ wonderfully sell
Fer -rEzt ana grapes ue sail caa
BE- better adapted White II II
sTse tLaG this section hzs Ess
h--l ANIL AMI perfect crop oF
aii it- fruits for several years
1lt-l the present one Vet I-
FL Es El>e tire back of ure>Fe-t
-uutim c1y flts-Js killed them
FAsre = no seeE5r- wh--e Is
farmer can 1--we cises per than n
lafayette county. II he 81 not
mrersi E5th debt
IA axe summer ef % meas
sold here for Is eeuts pe- pound
and ae-s we're scarce Tie
farmer t4sght hy that great Oh
ieet t-~San- learned e. sell anil
today ID - a >hsft- ~ e low IN
deed vbo has zo: plenty 81 meat
20 PM hIrs through che season.
With land paid tor. e few gov
5E- he's. q good Cow ar rlEo. e
good garden With plenty os
chickens ansi turkeys and corn
re i-,3 them all. sE.-g q nl1n
Hls- needs be- a Vsav law ere
w-o s4a'- tzEe -lo.L indus
tzsu-S Vie NIth TIE above ~gs-
Is and never get hHazrv- Tie
l .ns~ S-ht and hsz-- e
-ari times AMI fa-zet 70
-aE that Tire free and g1liali-
t@I eoHa-s fsI-e- % rs ~ I
w5iI ~ MS Faekets sirao1i him
p-a-.Ie-l- e frse and unlimited
er17 81 corn ant pea- - ut Is
vita
~ better eoGntv can D.
toHnd IN the stale. the health
climate a1d warr- are u-Su--
passed The psvssral environ
Hsra- p-oslaee the small Il
ceres farmer. he = zeuz-ass IN
al thiE-s. T7dlstriaus. reIyz.-
EO-g upon hard work than t..e
SOILS gsaeruSsfy- He : eco
Homieal- bar h9spigaage % al
auss above al. rs.iz1hls-
lafayette eoHaty. wfth -
COED. moral citizenship rs II
pSrIoz Schools aRt larz1zzlz IN
ducemeats. welcomes all wEa
are willing To heiD u repalF
Tie waste places and a,id 10 the
: material advancement There
> l. room for II who vii cone.
Tor Home and Faras-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The daily showers Of The past
I've or six days are damaging
cotton seriously, causing r-lst.
rot and shedding. Some stand
ing corn also shows a tendency
10 sproHt in the ear.-P0rt Glib
son RsVeIIle. AEs- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
To the Women of the
~oUrh.

e-ted IN TsrpetUatIag ire memo
ries Of the Lost Cause We in
vIte yOg To aid Us In oar work
fOr this WozIau's Binding Of
tine Cotton States and interua-
tiOnal Exposition It's our par
pose To make such an exhibit of
the Industry ingenuity and PFI-
vstioDs Of The women OF the
South during the xar e snail
be \ c lyineIE- proof cf their
ElpaT'assed patriotism We ear
nestly request yoHr ard n this
work 81 love- and beg that
y0U vill call a NEE ting oE the
women Of your community at
oEce. - our time Is limited go
ascertain y hat can he done fsr
rs We need the following
All uniforms OF cloghIng OF
any sort Hssssle BIZ women san
plies Of h0ne-sIsaR OF any sort /.
home ~cysu towels or carpets.
sJOeSIags 90 gloves knitted Of
silk r.lvellIngs or SEe spool
thread home made gloves.
shoes. hats and ho1ns = ct
straw or Confederate feIs- 1rtI-
eIeS Es.Esse Of al7-ator skin :
dFeSSes EI.Es.e of odds and ends
Al hand- sesid.R- dre>ses =
StHsfS enlergd Wirh nemle made
dyes soldiers knitted comfort
erS or Artm-sS- make shifts fs,r
buti1E>- needles pEE>- heHls-
t1ys f9r cil-lsargR. feather HoN-
- azt Ems 6-gsS trimmings
and aE-l>- samples ct sas-I1z
Wovca y eo7taa warp and has
14-lGE- articles made Of the ibre
of bear -rzs> yurca home
m9ste rupe So- psscz1ing cotton :
Ess.lsW and wax candles. and bot
tlrs covered 9Th wiexs e.snred
ii sOSlR fer iighss= h0ms- ursssls
Eollst @- ether -1aD starch af
corn uF patztuSs - heal bran /.
any Grtieiss E.ssle ~ the pganz.a-
t.pa b,.aek<-15 d or eDoper under
t1e 41rEe-z9m u the nli-trsss .
domestic vines or e0rsizalS
which hay have hevH kept a.
Fs.zs-S- >aI EsaIrS Of woasssuS
"a huspirslS ~ On the battle
as.i= and any and everything
Eh5ch vii help 70 tell the story
at W0zE1H'S ME during that
-re1E st--I--5e- Samples of
>r.Arya and c7lasiIs> might be
as.lste 41-sr the Confederate ~
rrIptS- HIS Iii vi woman ;
xC-N- Ee d0a5t not suggest
a great mary thIngs which We
'i0 nos aoE recall 10 mind.
Gifts of moaey. however snail
are greatly needed and earnest
y desire Apply 10 Nm Plane
.0r ta-> and lable< 20 InSGre
proper transportation Of relies.
Free transportation VII Be
gwen everything INTENDED for
his exhibit Every article mast
be accompanied With aaae and
zdtreSs of owner. and where
2ees>s1Fy a description of II
gwen They will De officially
receipteG Tor on arrival and ~
turned n good order Ift the
desire of the owner 20 sell an
article Il should be 30 labeled
and the Committee vii do what
they can 10 dispose Of the sane
We request that yoa attend
the Exposition and If possible.
Try 10 be present On the day -
apart for the Daughters OF the
C7Efederacy Hoping for 4 IA
yerable reply.
Very respectfully.
MIS- a. HELEN PLtNE
Pres Atlanta chapter Ds4uzh-
ters of Coafeder4cy. 81 Mo-
rOtts AyelGe Atlanta. Ga.
Al tie articles shoaIsI b sear
in By Sept l2th. and addressed
- -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The Commerei1I-App~aI l.
making Il hot for the hoodluu1
gang IN MemPais- and II : eur
opinion they VII close out b1>5-
Ness before thai journal = done
wIth Ehem-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

\ West Point Ms paper
says the Land companies % tl.at
city are making large sale> A.
most daily 10 northern eul5-
grants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
Memorial to Judge FAINT.

Memorial to Judge FAINT.
Holly ~pr5ESs- Ms Az-
- Circuit Court ouaveaasl
rhiS mo-ni-r. IrE-e Jos-srl
presiding. Ihe decset IS lsrhi-
fietu-g ~ adjournment 10 noou-
3. WA IL strickland a-tse
~ witl "a fU vel c1o=-a ls.-
rs presented the ue -s-ziaI
81 the death of judge = T. Fanl
adopted al tle meeting I'll the
Holly Springs bar- Efe WAS fnl-
ioaesi by District Attorney
Esa5ae and Judge johnson The
latte- ordered the memorial
spread lpon the minutes 81 the
raHr- At the tar meeting J.
/. e. Tos1en Sss appointed e. pre-
sent TIE memorial 20 the Chan
eery Coart, Judge IT. y Barr
of OXFORD - the Federal Court
and Judge Calhooa Of Jackson
to tEe Supreme Court The me
Moral reads - follows
1olr committee. through
+ whom you have chosen 60 ex-
Fy>s your sense of loss IN tls
.satH o. oEr brother. EusI.-e Jas
F T. Faa-- fea. THAT in SpeakIHe ii
+ uae % 1o~c life has heen spent r.
B Gi5s C1LE1gn7 ty-ll active. Use
fl.I. re i-sh life. knoa L alssi .ssI-
m4eti Is an Eprtis - eEcuuri-
IN or eu-osy vals3 Is bur :
rep -lr5nn 81 Ctte-aueeS 5aar are
falling from every lip ~ q
jU~r-T AMI broaEer measure 81.
tlafr appreciation af BIS virtues
T and achieve llcuJS. -'e~ are r-r
. rather moved to commend a., an
. exam pie Tor emulation q carrrr
80 Astounding ia the Wr1vIs and
deed, 0f al up-ishr man. Who-
. etsu-il= 10 the first nh u1-z-
serir- t-5rh- yet neglected -e.
f 10 alzie hy thu teleh5n- u t1l
second great eezlzzzlssIne1s-
Love thv Eeighcor - Thv>.lt--
Es.-aaresi az orr Safe Cul-
ra--s-. E@ s4rv tsas u-r--,-
Il Hi chosen r s.ts>lla- but az
.'r,a er~r .-T off k5. STATE 81,
arms 3rarea--v -ss+s,saE II tb@
~-m-s-n-. e-,ur -rvsu.g in ae-7-,
~rr-ir.- fr,- Is e-ivsr.- S.l-
der lsrerzSe ra7-a5n In r,1--
MAJ Z ~ h. rc-sne-r. un-7l Fre
-a-esf battle of Lrvns,-,iSv5-
T f-.-- -sr ss-5r .a.-r l,,...l,
-fr--e b@7-- -er--r.7srv d.
-ar. er--v ~ ..- Sci, n. r....s
-uz-s r7r- --r.s E .-..---.- --..-.
r --.s- -.,- r-.r -
r.-e-.I -a- Ia rha s,e.- az -r...
e.
Af-e- rb.- w-- wt5-a rnr7--
gr@-- interest," srF .rar m
: ms -.ssu.r.E cornell =. mass
- r5sas -,--...s,. &C.,. .-s-. =
-4,. rn.- me III - --.-
-=nn rn r.r-
--assl~ r-za-..-- STIR. -
wears wrh ma-=-.F .f5--~-7
3 -r r.-5-.- III .7-s--- 5s--..~
, 4a., -.--ar4 w-A .f
rvaE =rv.r9..r7sv ---- rr.=-.
eur nidre ana l.s-r -. T7---..
a-aE-r4,I s9r.s---wa7t ~ -
Srr---s- bench ~ ~. So. -
re- -,n 81 1s-s7r- --f7a TF..~~b
, gssS st-,-a-.f ID etrb..-59-.
m--z-@i hens-~ in - z-..E..s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The haPpiest people Al The
world are those who keep oaI
OF debt Out OF cfhee. shan usso-
riety, make an honest living by
honest means and EOllox the
golden rule-Ex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

\ town i judged BY the ad-
vertissuleHtS IN the newspapers.
An old drummer remarked TIE
other day: show me your city
paper and I viii tell you What
kind 0f business men yOg have. =
IVES. Point Forum
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

The Ripley Sentinel says that
: Hl1z dzg a vel in Minnesota
and 81 tie depth oil fcrtv ieet
f0and the skeleton OF man 1t
\ Ek0E-aI that x must have
ben 4 fellow wh0 refused 10
advertise aRd his competitors
buried 1in -OuI Of sight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Ten thousand cotton mil ope-
natives al Lowell. MS have
been advised % an increase Of
ten per cent n their wz=es.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

500 STUDENTS.

Taxa Normal Institute can
accommodate SEQ Our present
prospective boom growth will
Ell short Of our capacity 3n0.
We want this ass0-
Our plan Is. for SS0.Oa. $40 90
sept 81 70 and s40-00 Jan II.
DO 10 give meals. lights. fuel.
furnished ToOms and tuition in
any Of our literary departments.
10 months TO one student who
has never attended the Normal
trom each county in any SOath-
cru State. until ga have applied
Students whO accept viii board
wlLh the President Regular
rates for above items. $4,000
How TO SECURE THIS SCHOLAR
SHIP
Write 10 H. A. Dean. Iuka.
Mss yOur acceptance Of the
scholarship, and give postoasee.
county and State Al appIiea-
tons viii be registered a. re-
eeived First come. hrst
served.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Ii l. pr0paessed that eoEton
wIi average ei-at cents per
pssInd this fail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
Teacher of Musie-Voice
and Piano.

A yong Edy who has devoted
several ysz-S 70 n1zic-shree Of
them 70 4 excl1sively-0us wear IN
4 ie14-ng Co-ssEvzsory, desires 4
ciass II n1sac-Plaz0 CT voiee, or
o.oea-cr 4 Position 4s teacher. pEin-
et2aL or assistant N naussc. begin
nEng IA the fzll For further Ert1r-
nation or testimonials, apply n this
Ice.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Mss Nal YeEger. Of Jackson.
has entered the ll>1 Of eandi
date for State Librarian
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Peaches ARE selling al -
cents pc hUsheI IN Sa1th NJ
-IssiPpI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Ii ! said that # sheep are led
occasionally on little hard
wood ashes ami finely paIver-
ized tobacco they EIIl De frse
nom worms that are liable TO
bother them internally and ex-
iernaily. aud the genFal health
Vii be much Improved SAYS
the Live St0es Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
G1srls-ElG y. N IN 8frasIT

Is esr-Ei- e--s s-- Car,-ie SIRE Ev--.
,sris-'1l-ss.f -yzlliis- Soue SlprIes. PSsss,
Eezezaas TsEs=r- >2le EasSz 4za SAID
e-a.4- = es1-s Psr bsE- A. l-zx<ss. :
u FIX 9Elax-
Flr pzt1lz< a1zs- n s-s hsaIrzv
ea-a1I-1re ~ Dr. C4iy's Carsizzzsu Pew.
1erz- IAGT tara - tie sszsezz- Al Dr.
sas1a1r S1i nss AZ appeszt=. r-sler-
-o1ssla1rlsc. ea<rse- kztaey 4lzorlsr.
1-sd 'i=s-EuE w0r-as. SIr=s new he q
an Oh o. gvsrx1rxs1 hcrSe- = -s-r,
Psr Fa-ekAse- Elr sale y ,izzs-ls-z-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

I've W0saeu have been elect
~ msnhers o. IL C-ah Ie=zsls,-
Furp-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

LlRrvL u - receutiy shipped
- ear loads uF lumber 20 BIOS
tea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Eighteen boys we're arrested
recently At WesSOn and Haed
s3-5.l each for playing ball on
the sabbath
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

Al OftEe eonviets on the Co
piah county farm made their
escape last week by OYerpOw-
ering the guard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29

This his been the wettes-
august eTPeFieneest-here dur
ing the seven years that the
EeEsLile has kept a record OF
ne rainfall I1e greatest Au-
gust precipitation previous 10
this year, vas $50 in August.
ls90. While for the first II dsvs
OF the present month the rainfall
measures 6-ss inehes--P0rt Glib
s0n ReveiIle-
On. PrSSeSx Crr-, :x,ki,s- l.,---.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-29
Democratic Ticket.



\. J. NeI.aurIn- OF Rankin-
For LieEL-GoverHOr-
J. III. Jones. Of Wilkinson
For Secretary Of state
il Power. Il Kinds
For Auditor
W. D. Holder. ct lafayette
For Treasurer
40 Nay. 81 simpson
Fog -At5orEey-C-aaeraL-
Wiley Y Nash. of Alfalfa
For Sup,- Of Education
A. kIncannon- ri IaEdertlals
For Supreme Court CierS-
E W Brown of Cop r.
For La1l Commissioner
IN SInoat0n. oE Lee
For Revenue Agent
Writ Adams. Of II znds-
For Railroad Commissioners
District. D. NeInnlS.
of Laudez'Iale-
2ud DIstTict-N- Il Evans.
of Jackson
81 District J Ev1n>, 81
Monroe
FOR DISTRICT ATTuzNET-
" \ EOANE
FOR STATE SENAEUE-
wv FALNNER-
FuE THE LEGISL KTCRE-
FIELDER y E3STER-
w W MCMAHON
KcE SgEETFF-
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Fus CHANCEET CLE&N
BEN p GRAY
FyR CTECUTT CLERK
Z TEMPLE
FOR TEEtSF EEE-
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-02
REPLY TO Mr.. DAVIES.
MS ATTENTION CALLED TO LINES
nv SENATOR MORGAN.
A statement FROM President Cleveland
THAT has Been Denied and
Repudiated.

EDIToR STAR
In the MdebeNdenfof last evening
is reprinted letter of Mr.. Theo. II.
Davies TO the London Standard OF
a very judicious tone which usefully
sets forth, that no other power than
the United States has any respon-
sibility to interfere in rectifying any
wrong alleged to have taken PLACE
in Hawaii. He proceeds, however,
as follows:
president Cleveland, in a mes
sage to Congress in December o.
last year. made the following state
ment: The lawful Government o
Hawaii was overthrown by pro
cess, every step of which, it may
he safely asserted, is directly trace
able to and dependent for its success:
upon the agency of the United
States, acting through its diplomatic
and naval representatives.
although there has been a fierce
political fight in the United States
over this Hawaiian question, l an
not aware that the foregoing declar
alton has been repudiated by any
political party, and certainly it ha:
never been qualified by President
Cleveland. e"
That assertion of President Gle
veland has been always and abso
lutely denied and repudiated by
the Provisional Government, by
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-02
POI! POI!
E. Van Doom g. Co., Fort ST

Z. van D00rn q Co., Fort 81
Next Lucas Flaming Mil will
have fresh every day
NfnCIbftnp Made POI
ruuu 1ur
kALlHl POI FACTORY.
which will he sold fo families in large or
small quantities 40 CuniaInrrs Furnish
ed- This pul o. made with boiled water.
W. l.. WILCOX.
s,s.tf Proprietor Kaiihi poI Factory.
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Ripans Tabuies are sold by druggists. or by
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tipans Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce Vt. .
NeW York. Sample vial ~ cents.