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owned hT British caraza1. were dolrar u.ar-
taaa az else ceulalassi - tex- ate Ar1e-iea.
Citizenship hUzlzfa~ ans lnszszst- e.
Js,-gs ln,epd Saettez- q Cosaectlcus- ous
- tAe sguer- q The <llVrr resolutions ara A.
eress lssls4 f-au Wasall,-zua last winter. a
yeaeraale gentleman read q prepared s1eech
up'n the laal1sEal 9gssela1 . tas cunssatlau.
y -re-t halr ulaA TeWue tulz Ehe rhal- a. n )
Eolat- Cha. ru-aa - Jaha temporar.iT ress-fn.,
he tal-aEizs rss1izt-aa vas prupasesi -
Judge e. =. HLiFer. % Wash agcan q a. -.
she euus- ieraslea q ne dsIes-azes sf-riu.s -
cess
Ersairsf, Thas a Ike present situation nj,
erSal-Ea-ii1- L. really IN tae sa-uiag cslzlpal n
mus D. the Fecsil4r representative q .asls-
Fend=nz -r=e sl-Ver Republicans. azt rhlt tie
e11r-s e Eh= rational cuu- ulirte- shaaaf -.
el-e1E directed e. cu1nhlalnr and aa.sussa-snx
te-s repl1s-eaa element a. a. inssep-nlsear
force eQ--sperati1E Win the csher< far tie
s-ecal'u ~ The eazGl.izt~S waich thts eanrea-
t1a s1a4L name for presssieaf 4aa Tsee-prssi-
1elz 11|l d free silver cdu.-ress-
Tse ceuyslEieu. a. =. e. -uak . recess uas!I
30 2
Aftsrua5a >s.stoa
Mhe1 Chairman - Jsha called The couven-
t-1a % arller a. - eeiocs- shere we're more
ll.--.s present sa2a AZ aaT previous session.
tus fever delegates
TIE hale r-lFei xaar tie Eeaalsr called Our
New American HyEz- n Lea q the march IA
% T. wa-ch Aa5t hsel euuz psssst siuee the cea-
v@lf-1l Eles Festsrilav. buz al the pats q
E11c1 111 zlr EeE 6eeu written out
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
az The FUNNY MEN.

What heap Of styl- Jimmie Wat
son's vile throws o. oh. rs: i'm
0ie started 4 hicycl- repair shop AS.
week @-Cleveland Plain I0aler.
Dseeiv-,L--Why did CouStanc~ r-fsz--
young D- Rfcheg- lie deceived h-r-
He tod he- - was worth = million.
vAsu iu reality ~ = worth two 1lii-
lions Detroit Frre Press
Cioban---It seems 70 uae that gar
rneut IS too large for the baby Ms
GOhang-- 8u. yoz uGss ryu-uzh.-r
That il viIl saFink frual sash -~.~ Co
hanS--So does ~ 81 y---Tous-rs
Statesman
Jusl----Eyhas . th- --uu-sI FOR corr
Plsiat N tbs divorce c@z@t+ Couzs~G
--Fl-ase- yolr hraor. tse uafa pI-z
VIII b Errr-sr 1ritii5rv 90 rp-sp~r p re-
gard % the merits - th-r respect -
nicyeies---E- l.. Eveulux Tsterraus-
4 Should thfnx lt -ro-.-1 l----a-. yea
Dr. Pou1.ssr. - -r- u~usa--x % voar
couEresscaou f1-r< as.c~e dzriuE
yoGr seru1u- -Cot ~ al. rl1lsa-a-
rrpli-'3 the pr~a.eh-r. SOC ~ eezrrary.
9 del Chts u-- Ssvp as IN q a.
easy cor sca~Ece- hose So au rzn sep
DO Ect E-r1 seruzaz.s- Ilarr~r-s T.
E4~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
POPULAR Discomfort.
The Silver Demonstration L. n Pros.s. sr
the People

the People
The west IS swept with wave Of His
content" writes John Russell Young 70
the New York Herald. and adds. This
discomfort Is based upon the indirer-
enee AZ Washington 10 any interests
but those OF monoPolies. Corporate
schemes are 50 multiplied and vast tia,
they block the way in congress
Where does the responsibility for
the indifference at Washiugto1 "a
any interests but those Of morouoIisS-
restF The democratie party has been
the per<istent$ppouent Of MONOPOLY
legislation On the other hand. The r.
publican party has fostered uouoDolv
by legislation until under MeKinIexf<r,
climax Of seandalous sacrifice Of uopu-
lar interests 10 the interests Of u,onor-
oily was reached
But the discomfort Is not confined "a
the west The plain people in al parf.
OF the country feel il and are sufrerir.-
from Washington indifference IN ,b.,i-
irdlnerenee- The chief significance ~
the Chicago convention Is the protex. :,
embodlsS against the failure Of dr.
cratic agencies Al Washington 10 VIE.
cut Nekinleyisn and eonpIeteIv -
verse the nOropoly-fo<sering poIiex -
tahlizhed BY the republican party.
Mr. Hanna rspresetnIng the inter
ssts whose greedy rule has caused ~.
ttritation- offers as remedy more o.
the SANE He wants TO aIIay popul,-
aiseonteat over truSt-tosterinv a1S
geld ncsouetallism with another an
FiieatiS1 q MekinlsyisEa aad the zoi.,
ssaad<ss-SS louis RrsablIs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
raem EXPORTS OF 1885.

Mexico purchased 900 Of our sheep
paying Ss.1Ss-
Of horses We last year year exported
,79si. valued AZ $--@ae-@9s-
As=a last year tsok lbs OF our hosss
and raid Ss.3si for them
Ou- b-cemc0ru vent abroad A1=a
year 10 the value Of sis9.5o5-
Cul,e took sss-204 bushels Of Indian
rsru. paying s.Is.so- for it.
American flower seeds were last yeai
exported TO the value Of $4,000
Asa last year called for 9i-5si POUNDS
OF our tobacco. and paid se,s6s for IL
Iadia last year imported from Amer
lea s.fs5 barrels of -four. paying So
s5E
OF rye four We sent abroad last yeaE
- barrels. Gor which We received So
go
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
OFFIcE-8oY LAWYERS.
Collapse OF . GrzndiiOausnt Beast ~ .
BudaIu< Limb of the Law

In one Of the big downtown ofEice
buildings. tenanted principally BY law
yers, ! reporter rode down IN an ele
vator with two boys. who. 70 judge
from their conversation. were budding
limbs OF the law Ore OF thsn VIZ
about - years OF age. and the other
perhaps couple of years his senior
L bad that Judgment opened this
morning. remarked the younger %
the two. fecking the ashes from a
cigarette. but l thought Giegericll
was little slow about it
~Ya-as.~ drawled the other, -st-s eer
tainly i great bore to have to spend -
much time in court Remember nv
bond and mortgage case in the 81
premee Well. il Was enough 10 try znv-
body's patience The trouble with
some OF our judges. Frank. Is that they
don't know the rudiuneuss OF landlord
and tenant law cited Pebbles =.
Bubbles, and u knocked him cat.
Where are you bound -
Oh. I've got Iittie corporation nat
ter on hand to-day was the reply.
Receiver wants 20 Dc relieved don't
know whether III consent or not I've
got a demurrer 70 ar--se besides. arss--
Il that time the car vas al the
ground foor- 4 stout. mztrouly wous-
an stood waiting 70 get IN
Well. young Ezan.- she said. address
ing the boy Who had been called FraEx.
1 was Just about 10 20 up and give yoa
4 talking 70 IN frunt Of your bosss.
Why dida's you get fathers shoes that
you rook 70 b. half-sole,Ig'-
Hush. mother whispered Frank
rs his face Redeemed: 4 don't want to
be talking about that down here. Tn
going 10 court
You're going % court. are vou9s
responded the stout lady n a loud tou...
Very well. 20 10 court. but IL YOU eon,-
home tonight without these shoes vot
get no supper and you don't stir neg
out of the fat the rest OF the week. Do
you hears'
say" said the elevator nan aS he
stuck his head out Of the car and
grinned, you've run up against the
chief justice Of the supreme court
haven't youe Gee-whizz,!TN Mail
and Express.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
MILITARY ITEMS

Every BRITISH solder costs his euua-
nv So every y~a--
The hsi=h- - th- roes - fi-sr1ftz- !.
e>tiua'~d % - I.ss- Ez- So ss~r-
Nearly I'm rer cezt % the recipient.
81 th~ Victoria cross are military d.
s-srx-
Tse Frvneh have doe a "a iu.r th- lis.
q wEa-h has n1- ns~a done s1u.-r r--s.
They have aiiovre,t ta. German naval
attach= 10 Faris. capt >a---I. 20 iusp-cs
ta~ DOS r8r,i az Hrr---
An 6-a - the possibilities Of n.
latest g-us mly b. had from th~ fac-
taas siz-inch heo7s'l gun z-a,se AZ
>cucasrie. Euz-i1z.l- aas h~-u srr,s W. ia
p chzr-~ - earrlte with u1,s-xl,. vglo..-
~ q t-1-- feet r-.r s~cuusL
H5-h explosive shells have pro-r,i -
s'lcrsssful wi-h eua-s -s-1r- br~--h
.asssl.-rs % th- Frrura szperi -n~nrs that
- British admiralty has a.rea,iv sup
rlisz3 III Chazrrl Feet wi-h them AMI
wIli so-0u FruVs1= sh~lIs for the ~ ho.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

By Reason Of IN H-aIth- win Not w.,-
age the Republican Csrp.ixn In sA-
West
CHICAGO, July e4-A special from
Milwaukee says Il seems probabl.
that Henry {. Payne. the national
committeeman from Wisconsin. who
was expected to do a large share %
the work IN the present campaign in
the western states, viii have 10 retire
from actual service on account Of III
health Mr. Payne has for a long time
been almost = physical wreck
on account OF overworx He has
had during the last year several
severe faintinz spells, and last Sa.ur-
day morning had one in which he re-
NAMED unconscious for an hour. He
said yesterday
Ny health IS not as good As l would
Ike i 10 be and l viii have 10 take a
rest for feE days Continued III
health however, viii prevent nv tax
inS part IN the management Of the
campaign in the west
Mr. Payne says there's not a xr;.-
tilla Of truth in the report that Mr.
Hama and he had . quarrel in Chi-
eago
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
--egla a--1 Ne services e. -ve~,--- "a

--cuH resf ne services e . --r-rvcr =
4ru1s f1g- naoafh&
I 49, aanru1er.i "a. " 81 errt1t Ear
vsv was 70 ths hlI cries we're zafe s1r him
- fnsaa- els 1n a1cciau q a -xl1r rreE
ca f-rn a. e. r. Lane. Trlt Estner a. e-z--
z1fr frasn rAas sszss- was inTi-ea - aasr=ss
tss ccrrenz,na re 1iaates rs Eas II
Lares erss p1olss aapeazAare 1nE ths 1rss
e1s17s1-t1H - ever attenlt-st Esrasszs-irg rsif
aT - a1n- NJ E-an~ ali. - Euurt susns
ever 3al-ar - exuess IA rA-s graf a. &C.
-i,r1x eau-e q - 20 THe saH.Ii~r 80 Bore \
aa7aues q sres'- ~ sail vas swueraus snsrurh
e. spare a. Ea31a aasf e-phaa. bz- whsn ~
nl7urez wEs Il gaAi. "a s9areE HnlrhHr EalsaE
sur urraEI HfrHat ehesr-f Tas rrasal -
nas lEmr mmn. b. sad. as hes-zssr - BAL
r.issz -r rAaz iarrl x1err B. 50 ABOVE tae M
r1lsr - ~~lssa1sss
NJ - Tala. - Nsw warx gs cen Is -zs1-
TrEl- 1~laz - tie rearr1 zs1v-sf as rhs1
~ ~0urraEaoa at air-a u 10 urza tsz acinsS
g. Err-lr A. azlariE-zelr lT1s -zrrrss % A.
rz las4 ? n eat 80 orszizal uesi.la
Errs1- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

c G BrldshlE e N1utz.a rreSsa-s,. /.
resolution q th4zzs 70 Or = = N1-r chair
ilan o. t1e executive Committee q ne b.
1-sz1l-e lsa<1e- In aFprseLa.ioa q rs sew
Ices IN Arranging Tor he Convention
he resolution Ess ssrcn.se1 b. vgsts--hsz--
q Lrgtuia- az1 Hess. q L-irais who COM
pared hin % Socrales azsi I---ealn Tor gr=ar-
hess l. vas passed b. a unanimous risir<
vote
Eespcrdinz 70 calls fer a speech D.. Nosr
SAD BE hoped azt believed tie silver ~.
Wo1-e Sla ne ts1- GzE expressed Is haas
for TIE vote f-s- gtFe1
AZ ne request e tzs Minnesota es.e-a-5c-
L ? Cs1fee. q co-z=rcial rrareler azss a d.
es2-e fru1- nat STATE. v1s luvt,ec - zdrr-ss
he eo1Vs1-lc1 N1zle 1zklzx ais var % rhe
FiAit1rz1- NJ B-r-scA- e Nchlgaz. zsk--i he
slc1ecg e Chatees reuarES- Chzr-s r.
sFone-e1 tAas BE- would sreax usan ne stsss-,.r
-sar . tie 1rzrl q eTerT 1aa before An Hs
SAL tat t-=ee-rlIl--hs q tie .rar@lIi-x ussr
q A41lesc-A uere sllEer usn. because theT
tHss s1i.- illg E1e1 rhey saEl- LAuxa-
lrrl >Feaa-1- q -lz-Er-cial 3=rrsss.1a an.
eiiA-zeza .zti=rea- Il. C1arss Ez-1 tsas c.
tsa go eo1e-r--2iszi-ley. Esssrs 1 EAzns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Ee79'T77TT I7I7TI7717I 100 . f111IT11ft
NeVa.ta- A. me rralasr7lrT eaasr-uaa- Eea 81
erssss7i ra- erurear-an &c s-=as e-ssa
Cauutrre~s ws-- -h-u uau.~ss rr Ca ~ rsa
r. q --2-=z >sluze - rh~nz- ~ "a -s@-a rep
-s~ez-s-i "a - sa srsasf 80 to EaS fzupo--l-
Dc = t-ll 49, nzaT ssat~s SER n IA 6 a.
vsnesou-
ARR zar-Iag ne O. uiz -t~~ on --.,ie-f. as.
Ia ma Ezuan ~as<eslr.l r1ar tna --a-a ze~-1-
sians 80 slCs1isr ans ss.srG r1ei- Representa-
EFss "a -1- ~sue-E. -Qulzst r-eeS. ana o. ming
th-~- N~s Lllt- Fterre ~ ~ L41lfs va es-
currefs D. -a- ralsf1fl1. 81 vas arrar~il n q
gao q wh--@. over Vhl-h uaS a-ap-,s the
American eaE ana w.ra = lh.rry cap ga her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
THE SOLID SILvERTTES
The National Silver Party IN Con
vsntioa a. s. Louis.
synsFsas 80 sh@ rro~~~-fisx--k s~Ei.s Ssl-
v-r F5Ntrsrws adapt~-f sn.s Hrran
aza >@z.l Na=rlas.est -
Asrtsussrtas-s

50 Lcr1<. Jufy c@-The eruE1t51-s
governing czt-1n1e 90 the sa-rer era
vrutieu were alzasr - rizarrus ~
tha-e a. Chicago rn th~ ar.uiar 1ar
= the e~a-as.ra--.- caurrar aeu. a .1.-.a.r
tae ee7lnu-s fr a.tmlsrazre ve-s 81.
ter tazs az sr~ minutes e --err-
tA~r~ was b. ar@ F~ gal
ierF hur tae tart ass -e
a.-.r. sar-v zorr fhun ur
-ssns l-.-4a'..az va-ata-s
A. i-- Cazaru-tn E.r w .r. as Sew
f@rs- ARD Secretary k--zrr. - ts-
tarn-a- came an tA~ p.arf-re. uu.l a-.
rau<~u4ea-s frr aasuux Paw ~era-
IN ~ .-.-r-- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Comments izseif % the vgels-iuforre,l. 70
o. Pleasantly ami eifcctuallv what va
formerly & &c n the crus&esE manner ard
ars.A--rev11lT ~ well To cleanse the So
ten az break I'D Gods. headaches ard fe-
yers without unpleasant after ef+ertS- Use
tle teliEt-f1s La INA laxarire remedy. Svrup
" Ft-s. Na1-tzcrEred By California Fl,
50 GaZErarE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Ma-a-l1i disease - invariahlv sIrp' p
EeE-rt b. aAs-ur1auce q the liver. the
aalgelS. the s-aul.l.-a ant the nerves. To
TIE r--as "a. q both the cause AT IL ef-
- e. H1s1sr-er ~srr-asa El--erS l. falls
aairsi '1a-s- T. -E-~ tae b.. a. 10 Other
relassif e7c-s. PERFORMING - Eeriz tkor-
ca-iil L. la-rssilsuts are rGr~ au,i u-no -
s-a7ae, ard is lsaiIlr--ta b s-rVps ra Ia q Up a
srsse1 1-rSeH b. il heath ant sanru Of
strength Cease l-irirn- liver znt zsiney
Complaint AMI 1I-suass At. l1rssuere
~ 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Just before he size de slieuruu,e-t Cot
Pace. q Setrassa- offered a resolution DEE a.
inS II - Be the seEse - he euHvsa-laa taas -
rnc democratic PARTY haG arrunEess % zotls7
BrEa1 a13 SeWaI n New YORK the silver
party nccifY them IN Bryan ; saz-s a. Lineusa-
The resolution vas a-s-eef -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
STEAMER ON FIRE
she Was Spsk-a At s~a- Bas D-..r,a ~.
A.sfstAnee

NV Nozz. JGly 24-The British
steamer 1lenloig, lust arrived here
from Hamburg. reports that o. Tues
cay. July p, TIE iittls steamer q
let. q eharlotte.ow1. P. z i.
was spoken Cap. MeDorAlS Of
the Elliot said ne vas loa a
voyage from PHILADELPHIA for kaIisax
y ; That morning Al tea feioe< a
ire started in the bankers r6f-h Err
tended TO the main hold L b. eRor.
was made 10 cheek the prod f. q the
are, and the captain heIIif r. hat \.
had succeeded IN xetsinzf ga1er 60
iFe- No sSssssases v,ess.spS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

DIX tsRI-rEu#T's German Liver SvFv1p q
tl= Heal Cachzrt.c pr 3 NeErtabe Is
promotes Internal C-eaUIlue<s without d.
Irritating the organs On which IL i - SOFT
aut ; Batt-ss AZ a Druggists or Tie Car
slelt ALet-l-Iae c.. E.vaasvi.l.. Id
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

ELsak--uh have SEA beard about Cora
tzz~1 So - Eliuz 70 marry j rich
v-iizH 7Ter VIA * ehtaireu- Lharz-sSle
l-uays Has a lre,sig Hang -Tlz-BIss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

SEutysER--WelL hovs. how si5T The zane
r. to-day Boys---We Iost' Ssr.uzer-
w h1r Ave ycu TT IL that bgnsiIesr' BOYS
The Umpire
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

EvERvrHTSG : marked down these
DAYS, remarked Mr. Bargain Hunter.
YES" assented her husband Even plain
cr3in4rr Euose feathers - - Pltt.os.rxh
ChrueH-ia- Teies-ranla
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
Hills CstNrrh CWre
i = Constitutional cure Price -

DO v0C believe that Adam gave 4 name
% a. the animals r. 4 @. and respeet
I'm for his sslecti0us be chi rs work
most cresti-ab.F- Way Wei. bss=1uSs
there wasn't Rover er a Edo Il the wh0la
loE~-BazLr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Pf<0's Cure for COusu-utrn -
I Asthma 1ledicine--W Z w..
rOcb, LII, April II. I.4-4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

KIND TO TEE AsED.-~Isas-g
ruu give your gra16uotrer a
umbrella On her hirrn6ar = -
carry Is pretty cftsl EvSt- 8,
Racurt =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

TEoxAs ESEw-Tszrhsr- VI.
capital OF Great Britain To-. G
Most Of It's IN this cuzzr-- =
Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Frs stopped free AMI permals--
No ITS After first days 49, n r. ~
Great Nerve kes,Orer. FIRE. & -
s treatise De- KLINE. ~ Arr : $.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

CoSsrTYArroS Cured b. = r.
German Liver Powder. So =. = = I
n1nials free In Bottles o. IS - =.
C-arsSteiE Mextscsne Co. Evass-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

TIE world needs not more ug-
nan--Rsv- c. W. G1i1lesre-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Ifyou desire To adcpta r;ru -.
are address l. C.. Hone So
Sale 81, Room 81. Chiczz7 =
scers stamp fer reply with 90, =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

SEA air rOuzhens the SAN. r~r
Sulphur soap
Hills Hair aud WHISPER De- a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The fstter the Pig. the better 4. r,
uu1--Ra-n' Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

Let the merchant and business nan
hose cStnalirS and Iszssne6 profits have
-espite as care and economy. brought hi1a
lace 20 face With prospective ba-kruptcy
alc run. the professional man whose hesr
e1orts scarcely acord hIu compensation
Tor Is iabor alone. the farmer. the ccrtiu-
11-4y t4l-zg prizes q whose prodEcrs have
lex n1-- No returns fer capital invested ard
sork ps-torz,sc- ard last eCt rot Least let
tire grand army CT LabcrirE n.e- so-caIie-s
tHe Arrs11- TIE Eech4nsc ard the ni-sr
ana eEeFy0re who depends upon rs air
l1nor Ter his cAily bread iook ahaut I'm azl
enservs the great Elrah@r q these wha
F4-alI sseA fa- = en4zs9 20 Wgrix-Erca the
srr4f ar-1T a erfQrues s1lers ARD cae ar.s
al resolve 70 ny net an sxserin~nt lsor
4-1lelAllz1 = 1ct a. experiuznrf tss
rAta~r a rer1rn 10 a pcilry tatt thruuxh.s.t
- vacaszlll.-es q a-r rzE5az-B nfanrT
t1-e1E3 ~ izter.sclzs s.r-gzis e -
ss2z@S3s <sss - grssL tzss 80 prsspsF-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

To those uh1 h~rleve n biust1 IIls1l.
Nhleh means the sq-zai treatment % bath
r1id arG SILVER as rne minis o. the nation.
there Is Bug one course 20 pursue. ard THAI
n % unite all the silver forces and 70 Op-
pose waEh al cur misat the candidate rep
reseEffr- rEs policy whicA Ne believe =
fralzat w-rl Disaster u .he Rattan a1s
ruin y the rs1ulss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30
HENRY C. PAYNE.

By Reason Of IN H-aIth- VIII Net MAJ
age the Republican Campaign Ia IN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-30

The committee OF boitluE rePabliesus
n session At Nauitou- Got on JAY -
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ECHOES FROM WEST END.

1t is said that the operating
rooms in the West End SAM
tarium, are the finest in.the state.
Another hotel in our suburb
would do a good business. The we'll
appointed Home Villa hotel is full,
and several parties are stopping
with private families at West End.
While Mr.. Thad. Bell went ON a
political mission, for the so-called
black and tan faction Of the repub-
lican party, to Fredericksburg, his
good lady presented him with a
baby girl at home.
DR.. Bell and family made a
pleasant social call at DIR. Moore's
last Thursday evening.
Every new conner to West End is
astonished at our large schools, and
notably at the st. Louis college.
sGeneral Russ returned a few
days ago from his Uvslde ranch.
West End had a full share Of
visitors out OF the many strangers
from San Antonio during the week.
The visiting doctors were highly
pleased with the West End SAM
tarium,
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Aladdin,

The production at Beethoven
hall March 2, 3, 4, Of "The Dream Of
Aladdin" promises to be a society
event OF no little importance. The
entertainment comes to us from
Galveston, Houston, Dallas and
other large cities with their high
est endorsement. Thel ladies Of the
Alice Day Nursery, for whom the
benefit is given, have secured the
services Of our leading society
ladies, maids and matrons, a com.
pany Of soldiers from the post, a
football, lawn tennis and bicycle
club for this unique performance.
"The Dream of Aladdin is q series
OF dazzling transformations con-
sisting Of groups OF figures, who
suddenly appear and apparently
melt away into the air only to be
suddenly replaced by another and
in an equally mysterious manner.
A carload of scenery and apparatus
is required to produce these effects.
A rehearsal OF the participants will
take place at Beethoven hall, Mon
day, Feb. oath at 3 O'clock p. m.
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NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

The republicans Of the city are
requested to attend precinct meet
ings Tuesday night, Februry %, at
eight o'clock p. M, for the purpose
of selecting delegates to the county
convention, to be held at Mission
Garden on the 9th. The chair
man of the different precincts have
decided to hold joint meetings as
follows:
Precincts Nos. l and 2, at Vol
lert's or Arthur Gauls; Otto Blu
menthall and Louis Wulff, chair
men.
Precinct Nos. and 4, at Wash
ington Square hall NJ. A. Higgins
and Henry Walters, chairmen.
Precincts Nos. 5 land 6, at Krisch's
hall; J. p. Newcomb and Joe.
Beckmann, chairmen.
Precincts Nos. z and s, at Woeltz's
hall; 7. B. Johnson and G. B.
Hice, chairmen.
Precincts Nos. 8 and 10, at Nent-
wigs hall; Louis Huth and VIM.
Hoefling chairmen.
Precincts Nos. IL and Il, at cor
ner Of Austin and Burleson streets
II. l.. Dignowity and Tom. Elan
merry, chairmen.
Precincts No. Is, Ii, Is and l6, at
Mission garden; NJ. Lindner, r.
Hanschke, G. Runge, M. Dreifuss,
chairmen.
Only republicans are invited and
expected to participate.
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THE CHURCHES.

Trinity NJ. E. church, on Avenue
@, two blacks north OF Houston
street: Revival services at IL a.
m. and 1880 p. m. Both sermons
by Rev. r. l.. Selle. All members
and friends of the Methodist Epis-
copal church invited.
st. Paul's Episcopal church, gov
eminent hill. All seats free.
Strangers welcome. Rev. A. l..
Burleson, rector. Morning prayer
and litany at IL a. m; evening
prayer at 1880 p. M; Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. Lenten SER
vices on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at ) D. m.
On Wednesday and Friday, at z 80
p. m, with an address.
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Y. M. @. A.

Mr.. W. H. Holt, OF California,
will address the mems meeting in
association hall this afternoon at 4
p. m. Subject, "The way OF the
young men," Special music by
the orchestra, also one or two
solos. All men are invited to at
tend this meeting.
Mr.. 81. L. Markell, general
secretary, left yesterday at II a. m
for Lockhart, Texas, to hold a
young mems meeting at that
place today.
The Juniors meeting will be held
this afternoon in theparlor Of the
Y. M. G. A. All boys under the
age of 16 are invited to attend
Good music and good speakers