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STEAMER BAwNAIoRE.
Fire Completes the Wreck of the
stranded Vessel.

Sklr6 completes the w feck OF Lue
stranded Vessel.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-Fire COM
rleted the destruction of the tank steamer
BawnnIore, which was wrecked ten
miles below Bandon. Or, on the 2Sth of
August Twelve hours after she went
ashore the waves beat her down to star
board and the water rushed into the
cabin and forecastle and got into the
tanks. In the after tank there was a
large quantity of lime, and as soon as the
water resched in tie flames broke out.
From tank TO tank the flames spread, and
soon the hull and iron decks were red
hot. The street cars, lumber and boats
were soon III flames, and although each
succeeding sea that broke over the ship
would put out the fire, 1t was only tenn
porary. The heat OF the bull was sutfi-
cient TO start it again, and in a short
epace OF time every bit OF woodwork
about the steamer was burned our.
When the tug Monarch reached the
stranded vessel there WAS nothing 10 do
but leave her to break up. Her machin-
cry is still intact, and, with proper appli
anees, it may be saved. She was insured
for only half her value. AS she was en-
gagged in carrying oil the rate OF iusur-
auce was very high, so Captain Woodside
took half the RISK himself. The cargo
will be total loss. The steamer went
ashore in the sand, and is now firmly i'm
bedded in it. Every sea max es q clean
sweep of her, AMI she Is going ashore
Dieceme3l
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UNDER MARTIAL Law.
Serious State OF Affairs Reported From
Salvador

Serious State OF Affairs Reported From
salvador.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-Advices from
Salvador by the steamer Acapulco indi-
cate that the situation there is more seri-
Gus than is generally supposed. The
agents of the Pacific Mail write that the
country is practically under martial law,
and that General Rivas is threatening TO
descend upon Salvador City and capture
the ruling President.
At La Libertad, where the Acapulco
stopped, big seizure of arms had been
made, and IL was alleged by the Govern
ment authorities that Antonio Ezeta's s
sympathiZers gathered the arms. The
rifles were Winchesters and Remingtons,
and were secreted in house on the out
skirts OF the town. When the police
made the seizure the place was deserted
aud no arrests were made.
On the 18th of July startling discovery
was made at the palace at San Salvador
City. Gutierrez has q mum Der OF special
officers on guard, four OF whom were his
trusted servants, The four men were
found stabbed to death on the morning
of the 18th, and the city was thrown into
a great state Of ex xcitemeDt when the news
was given out. The police are constantly
under arms and q strictest kind Of press
censorship has been established. Even
the Government official paper. the Dario
Official, has little to say concerning the
trouble, and prints only a lew words
about murders and contraband arms.
The President has issued an order that
no persons shall be allowed on the street
after O'Clock at night. Officers of the
army suspected of disloyalty are arrested
as fast as discovered.
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AN ARKANSAS TRAGEDY.
A Doctor Kills HIS Mother aud Then
commits SIiicidc.

HoT SPRINGS (Ark.), Sept. 1.-The
dead bodies of DR.. L. NJ. Remington and
mother were found to-day at their home.
The supposition is that the son, discour-
aged on account OF having no practice,
killed his mother and then himself.
By the side OF Mrs. Remington's bed
was meat cleaver, covered with blood,
and an ak. Her head was beaten into u
jelly. In an adjoining room was found
The young doctor with the arteries of both
wrists cut and three cuts in the region OF
the heart. all done with a surgical knife.
1t is supposed the mother was muir
dered Thursday night and that the son
killed himself on Friday. Mrs. Rening-
ton was sister OF Mayor Waters.
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LAWN TENNIS.
y Large Crowd Witness the Tourna-
ment Mt kanSnS CiIY.

Large Crowd Witness the Tourna-
ment Mt Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. "A good-sized
crowd of tennis enthusiasts witnessed the
opening day of the Dykington tennis
tournament. Results:
Single. preliminary bout-Deroy Aus
tin. Omaha Club, beat E. A. Litchdeld,
Dykington Club, by default; Lew Ben
son of Topeka beat Pierce of Troost
Club by default; NJ. a. Sayles beat Moore,
6-1, TO; Carter Wilder beat Robert
Jones, 6-S, 6-I; Lucas beat Moore by
default; Lane Johnson of Kansas City
beat Howard Lawrence of Topeka. 6-3,
Cd; Currens beat Jones, Go. 6--i; W hit
man beat Lucas. 6-3, 6-I; Wilder of
Topeka beat White, 60. 6-4; Devol beat
Stoker of Topeka, 6-8, 6-3, 6-4.
Doubles, preliminary round-Case and
Devol beat Lee and Wilder, 6-2, 6-4.
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Backbone of the Strike Broken.

IsHPEMING (Mich.), Sept. 2.-The be-
ginning Of the end has come in the most
stubborn strike ever known in the Lake
Superior iron district. Five companies
OF militia reached Ishpeming early this
morning, and steamshovels at Lake Su-
perior mine have been working all day
with imported operators, guarded by
bluecoats. The strikers have surrounded
the guard lines, and jeered and cursed the
new men and the soldiers, but there has
been no actual violence, and from all in
dications there will be none. The strike
is broken, and within ten days from the
furthest the mines will be working as
usual.
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Chess Tournament.

HAsTEINGs (Eng.). Sept. 2.-The final
round of the great chess tournament took
place to-day. Results: Pillsbury beat
Gunsberg, winning first prize. Pills
bury beat Gunsberg after forty moves in
q queens gambit; Lasker beat Burn in a
queens gamblt after twenty moves;
SteinitZ beat Walbrodt in a Ruy Lopez
after thlrtytwo moves; Albn beat ia
nowsky in queens gambit after twenty
nine moves; Black burn beat Tlnsley in a
French defense after twenty-four moves
Bird and Meises drew q Giuoco piano
after seventy-two moves.
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PRIZE RING.
A Fight in Texas stopped by the
Police.

y III IOANS StOpB6u Dy Tie
Police.
DALLAS (Tex.), Sept. 2.-One thousand
persons gathered at the Dallas Athletic
Club arena tonight to witness the Cava-
naugh- Clark fight TO finish. Manager
j. j. Bates was chosen referee. AT the
close Of the twenty round Sheriff
Caboll and posse of deputies entered
the arena and stopped the tight. Referee
Bates declared the fight draw. Cava-
naugh, Clark and their seconds and the
referee and manager were placed under
arrest. Bates gave bonds. and the others
went TO jail. 1t is understood that ha-
beas corpus proceedings will be insti-
tuted.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Sept kid Nc
Coy besied Dick Moore, the middle
weight champion OF the Northwest, to-
night in six rounds.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-Johnny Van
Heest of Wisconsin won the twenty five-
round fight from George Smith tonight
before the Eureka Club. johnny Ward
OF Newark, y. j., won from Connie Sulll-
van OF New York.
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awhile. Lungaretti's blood was up, how
ever, and, drawing big knife. he rushed
upon Bacigalupi. He stabbed him in the
left side. near the fifth rib, infiicting cut
nearly two inches long. Lungaretti made
his escape by stealing horse and cart
and heelng toward Guerneville. Moth
ing has been heard from him yet, though
the officers are using every means to ar
rest him. Bacigalupi was good citizen.
He has slight chance for recovery.
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MGR. sa,olif Welcomed

DULUTH (Minn.), Sept. 2.-Thousands
welcomed Monsignor Satolli, the Papal
Ablegate. and his party, when the steamer
Northwest arrived late this afternoon.
They were escorted by members of the
Polish societies. l.000 strong, to the resi-
dence ofBishop McGiirick, whore the dis
tinguished guests were welcomed by
Attorney Il. 2. McCaffrey.
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CURRENCY QUESTION.
Balfour Favors an international
Agreement.

Balfour Favors an International
Agreement.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Times will to-
morrow say that the statement in the
House of Commons of the Right Hon. A.
j. Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury,
that be would always favor an interna-
tional agreement in respect of the cur
rency, but that he had no right to pledge
mis- colleagues nor any reason for think
ing that such an agreement at the present
moment would result from an inter
national conference, gave blow to the
bimerallists in Germany and the United
States. They have now no course but to
acquiesce in definite postponement of
their first project The Times viii add:
"Wo trust the trade revival now in pro-
grsss will complete the cure, and that we
will hear less OF bimetallism in any
quarter
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The Durrant Trial.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 2.-The Durrant
trial was to-day postponed until to-mor-
row on motion Of the attorneys for the
defense, seconded by the District At
torney. The uncertainty about the effect
OF Labor Day upon judicial acts led TO the
postponement. District Attorney Barnes
Will make his opening statement to the
jury Tomorrow morning.
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a Nevada Tragedy.

CARSON (Nev.), Sept. AT Yerington.
New. yesterday, William Marrow, alias
Wild Bill, shetland dangerously wounded
his wife. Mr.. Logan. her father, entered
the house Immediately after, when Mar
row raised his pistol and said 81 want
you toO." but before he could tire, Logan
killed him with shot in the lace just be-
low the nose. The trouble was caused
by the woman leaving the ranch without
her husbands approval.
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Cut to Pieces.

CHADWICK MOI. Sept. 2.-During a
dance at a farmhouse Saturday night,
Isaac Lewis objected to his daughter
dancing with John Brady. The latter,
with his brother Lewis and bis father,
Marion Brady, attacked Lewis and liter
ally cut him 10 pieces. Lewis fell dead,
and the Bradys fled during the excite
mout,
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on deck, and the mainsail lowered.
Weather permitting. the Nalkyrie will
go out for sail tomorrow. On Wednes-
day she will be docked at Erie Basin, and
her hull will be put in shape for Satur-
days race. She will be tloated Friday
morning. ana both yachts will be
officially measured by John Hyslop on
that day. 1t is expected that the meas
uremepts will made the British boat
allow the American two or three minutes
on account of the greater sail area Lord
Dunraven has put on his craft.
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Spring Valley Mine Trouble.

PRINCETON (Ill.). Sept. 2.-Martin Del
margo of Spring Valley was indicted by
the Grand Jury here to-day charged with
giving aid and refuge to the recent mob
that drove tile oolored people out OF the
city by failure and refusal to perform his
official duties. Indictment was also re-
turned against fifteen other persons who
are charged with being active mem mbers
of the mob and participating in the as
saults upon the colored people
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DIved in Too shallow Water.

OAKLAND, Sept. 2.-Charles Tracy, the
seventeen-year-old boy who struck on
his head while diving at Sunny Cove
Baths at Alameda yesterday afternoon,
died early this morning of fracture of the
skull at the base of the brain. He dived
where the water was very shallow, not
being familiar with the bathhouse. He
lived with Mrs. Cannon at rs Eleventh
street, San Francisco, and was an orphan.
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Work On tho Valley Road.

STOCKTON, Sept. Work is progress
ing rapidly on the Valley Road. Ties and
rails have been strung along the line on
Taylor street, as far as the bulkhead on
Mormon Channel, and the work OF put
ting them III place will be pushed as rap
idly as possible.
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Death From Heart Trouble.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2-Joseph a.
Ford, of the firm of Murphy, Grant d
Co., and cousin OF General Robert L.
Lee, died from fatty degeneration of the
heart at the Palace Hotel to-day. He
was native of Baltimore, 81 years of
age, and served in the Confederate army
during the civil war.
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The Matter win be investigated.

SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 2.-An order was
issued this morning by Judge Logan to
impanel Grand Jury to appear in court
Septemb ber 18th. The main business be-
fore it will be the investigation of the
courthouse matter, the flooring OF which
is unsatisfactory, owing to the lack OF
cement,
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Train Accident in Washington.

OLYMPIA (Wash.). Sept. "A local
passenger train ran over a COW at Max
field this morning, eleven miles from
here. The engine left the track and
plunged over an embank ment, dragging
one passenger coach, containing nine
passengers, after it. The only person
injured was the fireman.
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A Pioneer Killed.

SANTA PAULA, Sept. George n.
Green, pioneer ofthis place, was struck
by wostbound passenger train two
miles east OF town and Instantly killed
His TWO horses were also killed and the
wagon wrecked.
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Murphy. He resisted, and was hand
cutfed at the point OF a pistol by Detect
ives Moses and Jackson. Grove and sew
eral others held up a train near st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, about year ago, and robbed
every body aboard. He was captured a
short while afterwards and locked up to
await trial, aud a few nights after his
capture he escaped
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An Indian Killed.

CHICO, Sept. About 2:45 this morn
ing the southbound Oregon express
struck and killed Helala, an Indian work.
ing Tor General Bidweil. Halala had been
on a spree and went TO sleep on the track.
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Both Legs cut Off.

Los ANGELES. Sept. I'll. u. Hill,
tramp, attempted 10 board freight train
at Pomona last night while intoxicated
aud fell beneath the wheels. Both his
legs we're cut of. He was brought 10 this
city. He viii die. He claims New York
City as his home.
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Crnm Hold for Murder.

MARYsvILLE, Sept. 2.-Hilliard Crum,
who killed William Manning, Sutter
County rancher, near Live Oak on
August Goth, was held to answer yes
terday by Justice Grover at Yuba City,
with bonds liked at 81 900.
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Northern Pacific Keceivership.

Sc ATTLE WASH, Sept. Judge Han
ford IL the United States Court this morn
ing 1 cad Judge Gilberps decision in the
case OF the Northern Pacific receivers,
finding that Judge Jenkins for the West
ern District Of Wisconsin had no juris-
diction in the appointment of Rouse,
Payne and Cakes as receivers. Judge
Hantord will now hear the petition OF The
company that the receivers be removed.
and will listen to testimony on the affi-
davit OF Brayton Ives, charging the re-
ceivers with malteasance and corruption.
Judge Hanford announced that he con-
Cured in Gilberts decision.
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Alabama, Michigan, Pennsylvania,
New York, Minnesota and Wisconsin
produce over four-fifths of the iron man
ufaciured in this country.
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Did Not Make Way With the Plunder.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Shortly before noon
to-day, while Cashier Raymond O'Con-
nell of the Masonic Temple Association
was taking money from the safe. a young
man approached from behind and
grabbed a cash box containing 500. The
thief started down State street with his
pIunder, followed by 500 citizens, and
was captured by policeman. During
his flight ne threw the money into gar
bage box and it was recovered.
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A Desperado Under Arrest.

CINCINNATI, Sept. Pat Grove, des-
perado and train-robber, was arrested
this morning as he called for mail at the
Postofiice, giving the name of Frank j.
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a Lively VIII Contest.

MARYsvILLE. Sept. "A lively contest
is going on to-day in the Superior Court
over the administration of the estate of p.
George, a wealthy resident of this city,
who died in San Francisco three weeks
ago, leaving no will. Four petitions have
been filed by persons who desire to
have charge of the affairs until TWO mi
nor children become OF age. Rumors OF
stolen wills are atioat, and the papers IN
the case promise very interesting hight
before the matter is settled
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A Pet Seal.

A Portland (Me.) man captured young
seal short time ago and took 1t to his
tish-house on the pier. After feeding the
animal few days the captor finally de-
cided to release it. The seal would not
swim away when put in the harbor. and
criod to be taken back. Afterward it was
taken down the harbor and dropped over
board, but swan alongside vessel and
cried 30 piteously that it was taken
on board and brought back to its owner.
Now it goes out to swim, but invariably
returns Tor rations of milk, and is as In
telligent as the most Knowing dog.
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Fire at HoiIister.

HoLLIsTER, Sept. 2.-The residence of
ID. ". Gilmore. SIX miles south OF hero,
was destroyed by ire this afternoon.
Loss. -. coo; Insurance. 5000.
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BADLY BEATEN And STABBED.
A Woman Nearly Killed by Burg
lars at San Francisco.
CHINESE BELIEVED TO BE THE PAR
TIES WHO DID THE ACT

A Tramp, While Attempting to Board
n Moving Train at Pomona, Falls
beneath the Wheels and Loses
Both Ills Legs-FataI StabbinG
ARRAY at Santa Rosa-Train Acci-
dent in Washington.
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Unknown Man Drownod.

SToCKToN Sept. An unknown man
WAS drowned in Mormon channel ABOUT 8
o'clock this evening.
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The best crystals of topaz found in this
country come from Colorado. In the
Platte Mountains one has been found
weighing l25 carats.
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SEVERE WEATHER
Experienced by a British Ship on Her
Voyage to san Francisco.

Experienced by a British Ship on Her
Voyage to san Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2.-The British
ship Crocodile arrived this morning from
Newcastle, n. S. w. She reports that on
July 3lst she experienced severe weather.
Toward midnight OF the date mentioned
the sky lighted up with vivid flashes of
fire, and there was heavy gale. Great
black clouds then bore down on the ves-
sci sud the sea rose to a terrific hight.
The column of the cyclone seemed to
break astern, and instantly every sail on
the Crocodile was blown out OF the bolt
ropes. The ship heeled over until the
port hatch com oings were in the water.
The wind then shifted and the vessel
righted. When the morning broke it
was found that the cargo had shifted. and
the crew worked for torty-eight hours
consecutiveiy before they were able to
proceed on their voyage.
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Debs Denfes the Renort.

OMAHA (Neb.), Sept. 2.-The World
Herald to-day wired Eugene V. Debs in
regard to the story published in Chicago
paper that he had said that Mayor Hop
kins advised the A. r. Z. strike This
reply was received:
"WooDsTocK Iu.), Sept. I'd.
$40 the Editor Of the World Herald:
Replying TO your inquiry, have to say
that the charge respecting Mayor Hop
kins is wholly untrue. Mayor Hopkins
had nothing to do, directly or indirectly,
with declaring the Pullman strike, aud
any report to the contrary is unauthor-
lied and untrue. l alone am responsible
for my official acts. and 90 not propose to
shirk the consequences.
EUGENE V. DEBs."
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FALL OF SEDAN.
Continuation of the Celebrations
Throughout Germany.
TREMENDOUS CHEERS FOR THE EN-
PEROR AT BERLIN.

The Whole City In Holiday Attire, Be-
Ing Everywhere Illuminated at
Night - Several Accidents Occur
Which Mar the Pleasures of tho
Occasion-Many Persons Injured by
Premature Explosion.
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AN AFFRAY AT SANTA ROSA.
Row During Which One Man Was
I,rnhnf,Iu Enrnil,- srnr,l,od

Probably Fatally stabbed.
SANTA Rosa, Sept. 2-P. Lungaretti
stabbed Frank Bscigalupi in a row at the
Tuscano Hotel, in the western part of the
city. last night. Lungaretti had slapped
BacigalupPs sister during tho day for
fancied insult. and when Bacigalupi COM
7,lained to him about it he became very
angry. Both men got into a fight.
Friends interposed, parting them for
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Nevada has an assessed valuation of
S29. 81, ,459.
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Death of an Ex-United States Senator.
RICHMOND Va.). Sept. 2.-Ex-U nited
States Senator John Z. Lewis died at his
residence, in Lynwood, Rockingham
County, to-day.
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A Lynchlng In Georgia.

SAVANNAH (Ga.), Sept. "A speci al
from Waresboror says that the negro
Wesley. who assaulted Major Richards s
daughter Saturday night. was hung and
riddled with bullets.
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There are some people who give with
the air of refusal.-Queen Christina.
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The eagle the king Of al!
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

The good people Of Lafayette
county have unanimously noni-
mated Hon j. W. T. Falkner
for State Senator. Capt FaIk-
ner was one of the abIest mem
bers of the lower house of the
last legislature. AMI We are
gratified to- know that his peo-
pie appreciate his great legis-
lative ability 50 highly-Green-
wood Enterprise.
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Photographer.

There Will be a special church
meeting OF the Baptist Church
next Sabbath Immediately after
Sabbath School. The eallIug
of n pastor and matters per
timing To the Oxford Baptist
Association. which meets with
the Oxford Church August
:3.9th are matters of special In
terest that shall claim the atten-
tion Of the church \ full at
tendance Is desired
W. /. HARGIS-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-08-01

TUTTSLiverPiLLS
ABSOLUTELY CURE.

See nd OF Iuxa Normal Institute
The Institute runs twelve months
each year Next term begins Au-
gust sth- Meals, lights, furnished
room. laundry, books and tuition
free school branches for four
weeks, "a regular students -i5a9-
Summer visitors 70 our celebrated
Mineral Springs can have good fare,
attentive service and newly furnish
ed rooms IN our Dornitories At szn
for four weeks--7 per week
The Normal gets OF an extra hand
some catalogue. Write 70
H A. DEAN. Pres
Iuka, Miss,