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The Lamar register., 1896-04-25


avs. The leadinx compromise Popu-
IS tn the state met with n. r. Taube-
sesk. the chairman Of the popniIst Ma.
.saal COMMITTEES. and j, II, Weaver. the
PagugiSi candidate Tor president Al the
- election. at the Albany hotsi satur-
~
A. result OF the euafrrenee il was
s=aodared that FROM now on to the day
( slsctksD In November next the Popu-
Est IsFty. Dot only Of This state bu, Of
IT, reuu;ry. will cschew the Omaha
siitfarm and stand with both feet On
~ eos plank Of the free and unlimited
e,iaaze Of silver ST the rztio OF iG TO /.
Nr Tauhsnsrk came 10 pruver for
is< sHpr=z purpose Of attending the
raafsrrnes. and Mr.. Weaver was here
ss BIS way East FROM Oregon. where
= has bsssn campaigning for his party
wsils. as Mr. Tanteueck stated las;
sftaiaE the Popuiiss party VIII place
r1zatisrss iu The aeii for president and
nv pres nj. Il Ia also true General
weaver says. these candidates WITH b.
De same pcrsosr as those chosen by the
DIVER forces II Is The belief OF the
s.ssess of TITS party sha; as the nnan-
essl aaekts0n Is the pre-erninsnE Issue
4 ihc day. the silver forces should
ezlts aad 50 10 the polls as a sSlid
pEaslsax against the opp-lzi,Eon. which
sii water In single standard piatf"rm
Gsd candidate.
Ths ropullSs National eouyeufsou and
60 the same day as 81 Louis, confer-
saes sonmlfse~S win be- appolnss-i from
saeh gathering snd The same eandldates
VII b. agreed on and the platforms ain
srzcsisaliy the sanae.
The head % tlss uzsbauRl organization
q ne Pupuiist party states that Il is too
early 20 say deanlieiy who viii be tbs
diver candidates. hut be told his friends
,Asi be favored Judge caldwell. prssid
ans tstre of the Federal Court Of Ap-
Gsals ia she Missouri circuit Tor prcsi'
ezt With a southern man ss cnndidate
for vice president There Is no PopuiisI
q saftyeseus commanding power to So
rEre the nomination a. head ol the tic
ket and THIS seetns 10 b. realized by
seariy all the Popnilt lsaders. The
Republican and Democratic parties will
b called on 10 supply the nominees
Al the cunference here II was decided
. send nominerw from the Populis'
STATE convention pledged TO the policy
q sinking ali tbs ragaries OF the Omaha
platform and coming cut for silver
aiqne. and Of uniting with the National
Silver party. There was practical unan'
Unity ovpT this Ex-Governor Waite
vas no, present, IL Is true. but his sup
fortets were. aud they were satitied
with the presentation Of the case by Mr.
Iauhsae.ck who believed In coalition.
Thile maintaining the state organtzs-
t5n and nominating presidential cleo
Tors who win support the same eandL
dates as the electors from the silver
party. By this plsn silver Republicans,
and silver Democrats would Join hands
with the Popniists.
some doubt was expressed regarding
the position Of Senator Tiliman In tht
matter Of presidential candidates, It be
ing the belief that he was an aspirana
for the first place. but 1t Is stated or
the authority Of a number of citizens
that he had said In conference he had
with the silver leaders OF this city Tht
day after bis speech was delivered a,
the Broadway theater that he was not q
candidate, that his name would not ~
4 Il -
The Lamar register., 1896-04-25

.ingle buggy harness for $3.50. Do not be
deceived by worthless mutations but order
direct from and get the lowest wholesale
prices. Catalogue free. All goods stamped
FRED MUELLER, 1413 Larfmer Street.
Denver. Colorado.
Goods sent for examination
The Lamar register., 1896-04-25
PLANK

rsrurst Ls.asrs pisps.ea "a Ustts with
sH,.. R.pasiIc.as Aaa p~moer.ss TO
ssts Par Pre- coisax. Candidates
~stt Fall
The Lamar register., 1896-04-25
Denver Directory.

I ut pE9t W lou
Bile Concord Har-
ness in Colorado
for SIS. With
breeching, $50.
SIS double team
harness " l I b
brcechinR $16. 81
steel horn stock
Addfe far nix $iS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
cGcNT COURT.
The Spring Term viii
Have the Longest
Docket on Record.

Circait Court viii c0Rrene ~ ths
nl@ee next Monday. Tie docket i
enc OF the longest ~ hava had in
years The following i = hss Of
the grand and psut jurors:
FrEss- WEEE-
A D. Patton, w. Siagle.lry, p.
:. Tankersley, James >haTP, J. T.
Morrison, Afford Turpin, H. W.
Fulmer. J. P. Green. T. T. Craw-
ford. Ed Franklin, Steve CallaWay.
Lei Davis. r H. McEl-oy. ". :.
Nahry. Lex Ramey, J. ~ Mooney.
i. J. Rogers, C. 4. White. 2. q.
GaveL. IS W. Spruce. A J. May
field, ". u ICang. + Il. Phillips.
w Y Cantrell. VIII lewis, Wing
Keys. R r. Carter. A. warren SAN
Moore, john FiemoEfs. ~, Ed GRAY,
j. W. Sorfieet, John Armstrong,
W. y White. J. r ToscIinson- (.
". Russell, VIII Gardner, W. e..
Davis, E. s Moore. J. F. Is inter,
J. J.. Houston. \. Z. Campbell b.
NJ Pettis, J. = Lane. J.. II CrOcker,
Ephriam Davidson. J. = Browning
tr-, J. I. Lesley, Il " s@1Fe
SECOND WEEE-
y. \. Goodwin. ". Spears. z :.
McGowan. B. r. BLACK. J. Z Nc-
COrkie. AlBert Gauls. ] l. Davis
J. F. Green, W. T. Drake. Jack
Black, J. D. Williams, l. II. Bruu-
nett, B. ID. Temple, J. W Dos
Levy Fudge, Tom King. lOhE
Word. ". L. Neiil, p. NJ. Duncan
Steve Douglass, c. B. Foust. 81. (
BUtler, jam Freeman, Hunter Por-
ter, J. l. took, J. VI. Parks. W. J
Beard, Stanley Burt, ]. j. Bonds
II. A. Ruford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
Check.

Some foreign interlopers.
who have been coming and sen
ding into this state for years.
aud gobbling up job work that
belonged rightfglly to our home
presses. have started on a new
tack. or If tLeyhave ever adop-
ted Il before We had never
heard OF il. They have got out
velopes and letter heads aud
sent them with their comp.i-
ments to our county officers.
With a view to getting orders
for all the Job work wanted IN
the Offices. These "comP,imcn-
tars specimens are sent for
ward as "avant couriers to
herald the coming of the d~nm-
mcrS of those houses that send
them. These latter come and
get hundreds and hundreds of
orders, 20 the printing. get the
money forit from the treasures.
and carry It cut OF tie state
without ever paying one dollar
of taNe to help carry on the
state aud county government.
II this : not cheek, simple and
un@ia.teratei. cheek that ought
tO make % rhinOceros blush. We
confess we do not know what
cheek IS. -SariIs Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
BOOKED F0i MARCH.
\ Comet Rushing Toward
the Earth ut 1900.
600 Miles Il Day.

According - 81 accounts the
Dig comet Iii, Covered ~ Pfo-
essor perriae. 90 Lick obsertl-
tory. Is rushing toward the earth
at the rate OF I,6e0.gCo miles a
day.
Another astronomer SAYS that
the comet will change its curse
about 5iarch LIST, aud viii not
strike our little globe. Other
experts. hewever. are confident
that this interesting Traveller
viii bump Against Us about
March Iith. K the collision
occurs VIA, Will be the result:
Professor Pickering, OF Harvard.
SAYS that We are sure To collide
WITH a Genet some time, and il
may he that this i tire time. but
he thinks not. lie admits that
he does not know what the
result would be. He IS quoted .
syinG
Professor loUg.s opinion is
that a comet i nothing but a
sand bank" that Is. it is a
swarm OF solid PARTICLES of un.
known size and widely separate
SAY piHLeads several hundred
ieet apart. each carrying Win il
IN envelope Of gas. largely ny
drocaTboR. il which gaslight is
produced. either bv eleetrca.
discharges between the particle:
ar hy some other Light. ths
evolving action due to the sun,
influence. Tins hypothesis de
fives its chief Piausibility from
the modern discovery of this
close relationship between
meteors and comets. Ii thu:
theory lie true, all depends
on tie size III the Seperate solo
PARTICLES which form the maiI
part Of the comets mass. /
they weigh tons the lombard
meHt wcald be very serious
lat If. as seems more likely, In,
PARTICLES are smaller than pin
heads. the result would b,
simply a grand meteOrie shower
March 18th is a date wOrtl
remembering. On that day v,
may he suffoeated by gas. o.
utterly smashed, or treated 10 /;
grand meJeoric shower at night
Some chemists take the position
ti.@t the earth would not suffe
from such a collision. and the,
say that We went through
comets tail in 1851 without an,
unpleasant consequences.
Still. il is a matter which n,
living man knows anythin:
about.-Atlanta Constitution.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
Not 20 be TriRed With.

From Cincinnati Gazeste-
Will people never learn that
a -eOldT is an accident to be
dreaded. and that when II oc-
ours treatment should be
promptly applied There Is 70
knowing where the trouble VIII
end; ana while complete re
eovery is the rule, the eXeep
lions are terribly frequent, and
thousands upon thousands of
fatal illness occur every year
ushered in by 4 little i~njudiciOus
exposure and seemingly trifing
sy mptoms. Beyond this there
are to-day countless invalids
Who can trace their complaints
10 colds which az tie time of
occurrence gave no concern.
and were therefore neglected
When troubled with a cold use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t is prompt and eiiec;ual. %
anu 80 cent bottles for sale.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

WIEN . cog gets an ear Of
corn. every other hog 9iI trOt
a.oTg bOlIaL rim and sqIeal
and viii sd beg and toady
Tor : ole, but Just lei the front
hog ct IL a tight with his lead
EAST in : crack and every son OF
a SOW viii lump on him and tear
MIN to pieces, just 50 with men.
AS long as a man IS prosperous
end has money. he can't Keep
friends off with q baseball pat.
wmognent he is unfortunate
ard MS veaith is gone, las Is
no. only snubbed by his former
ALLEGED friends, but ther at once
begin % % hin al the harm
possible. When a man starts up
grade the world fails in behind
anG pashcs. When he starts
down grade, the world steps to
enc side AMI greases the track.
Texas Harp0on-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
nxrnrd Talent Ahroad.

rer my tod io Thee s.
SEA oiE oae t.1t has been Sung
by Il Just IT Tie threshold.
OF .iieSlud by those who we're
just eneerins the valley Of the
shadows. >Aner singing it the
christian feels better and nearer
TO the land where there is eter-
nal sunshine and lhe flowers al
ways blooming. TIE words and
music are both grant and beau
tifal, but both fall inNo iIs;gnif.
cauce when compared to the
song when acted by the Delsar-
tian artist, Miss Sullivan. If
Cherie, who was the originator
of this system of poetry of mo
tion, had been present Friday
night and had seen Miss Sulli-
vans rendition ofthis old song.
mot by words bat actions he
would have been oyerjoyed at
the lasting monument which he
has len and one that can never
be eifscei 10y the ravages Of
time to the DelSaTtian system
with Miss sullivan as the cN-
ponent- All the time the song
was IN progress heaven seemed
50 near and earth 50 far away
that il was hard for one 10 think
where they were. and shen the
end came 1t WAS some time be-
fore all could realize that they
were still on earth and not -over.
the divide and near to the gen
tie Naz1rene in the land where.
the sfsn never sets ana the
leaves never fade la that beauti-
iul clty Ol God-PFinccfon ".
Va JOarHal and Exponent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
CORRESPONDENCE
Tuln. Miss.

We must have a physician to
locate with US al once.
The telephone interest is
still being aeitated.
Tala entertained visitors from
.Toceopola. Dallas, Water Val
ley. Delay and Oxford tits
week.
Nr. Bill East and lady. OF
Oxford, are t. become -Tuia-
ties. W understand. We eX-
tend them a hearty welcome.
Rey. W. p. Winter lefl this
week to I'LL his appointment as
colporter and Sunday School
worker. We think the right
man is in the right place.
Misses Wiley and Wilma
Mckee. two students Of Tula
Normal Institute. were glad to
welcome their father and sister.
who visited them this week.
The Reading Circle has Sc
Iected Evangeline for the re-
maindeF Of this session. also
elected Mr. j. Nichols. of Ten
nessee. lice-pEesident. and Miss
Mary Broadway. of YaZOO
City. secretary
Dr.. c. W. Grimes died sud
denly ON Friday morning. Feb
ruary 2Sth. and was buried at
Liberty Church Saturday after
noon. Ia the loss Of DR.. Grimes
this vicinity has had taken
from its midst a physician ~ho
has served in his profession
" enty years. We extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the be-
reaved family.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
From Splinter.

Everybody in Splinter has
been gardening the past week
Hurrah for the legislature :
Its gong 10 adjourn before
long.
Cleaning off bitches and burn
ing old sedge fields is the order
Of the day.
Water Valley has already got
her share of Lafayette county.
Don't he greedy.
Mr. and MH. Henry Edwards
OF Looxahoma, Tate county,
visited relatives in Splinter last
week.
Rev Mr.. lawson now preach
Is at the Browning school house
Instead 81 the PeddIer Hill
academy.
There II considerable friendly
rivalry going gu among cur
people a. TO Who will be post
master at splinter.
The Beard OF Supervisors are
going to have q bridge built
across Splinter creek on the
Taylor and Batesville road
l learn that the Splinter or
ehestra has been engaged to
play at a concert to be given at
orrw0Od one night this week.
What las become of tho
Methodist church that vas to
have been built in Splinter that
ne heard so much about last
summer:
Mr.. j. T. Avis has been
awaI led the contract for ear
rying the mail from Taylor to
OTrwOOd, via Splinter. for the
next four years
As soon as the post-ofiiee and
new store are in good running
order Splinter is going to be
connected with Water Valley
by telephone.
There is 10 doubt but that Q
post-ofiice Will be established
splinter in the near future
The p0st-OfHce department AT
Washington has asked that q
suitable name be suggested. Tn,
name splinter has been cho
sen.
During the past year I have
received LETTERS from parties il
iowa. California. Kentucky and
Nebraska. DESTROYS OF locating
IN this section OF Mississippi
II desirable. intelligent and wor
thy immigration is wanted. !
think a concerted action ON the
part of our people. with tina
end in view. would he eminent
II proper.
After , very short but spirit
Ell contest car municipal cleo
ton which came off last Tues
day. resulted as follows: Mayor
I. j. Deekard: chief police, Bill
Skinner. Aldermen. first ward
c. f Browning second ward
W. ID. Tatum; third ward. W. p
Gardner. night Waterman, Bill
Buster. This board believes il
internal Improvement and | an
looking forward TO the TIM,
when the wonderful resource,
of our town and vicinity will b,
developed.
SALLY b.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Simon ;. Hartman, of Tunnel
ton = est Va. has been subject
to attacks Of collie about once 4
year, and would have 10 call a
doctor and then suffer for about
twelve hours as much rs some
do when they die. He was tax
en- recently just tine same as at
other times, and concluded TO
try Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. He
saws. Il took one dose of it and
il gave me relief in i've minutes.
That is more than any thing
else has ever done for me-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

All last winter Nj. Geo. \
MIS-. 81 Lebanon. Conn. vas
has' afflicted with rheumatism.
At times 1t WIS So severe TIA;
r. could not stand up >tr- GIT.
but was drawn over on one side
4 tried dTifereD remedies with
out receiving relief. he Siys.
anil about ~ months ago /
bought "a bottle of Chamberlains
PAIN Balm. Aner usin. It for
three day my rheumatism vas
gone and has not returned since.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

On and after this date j vii
sell Burbank and early Oa5o's
NJ - cents q bushei. Genuine
Ses York State Rose. r. auty
OF Hebron and Peerless nj Il !.
oashel- Bliss Extra Early Rel
Inumpks az St.ja a hushei. |
Laadre;hs garden seed
the cremation plan. Yog
get no old seed. and have Onion
Sets cheaper than ever before.
r. :. LEANELL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

WATfH VALLEY people Will
soon erect three new charchcs,
2 Y odisg Presbyterian aud
Baptist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

SToCN owners IN fazoo and
ajj1Ilig ouAlrs are sustain
M ne " loss on account OF
CHAMBERS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
FREEl

Write 5. c. Wells < Co, lie
Roy. y. Y, for pamphlet on
-Four National Foes and sam
pie of their celebrated Karl's
Clover Root Tea. For sale by
Y. ID. Isam 4 Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

aad Liver Complaint yoa have
= printed guarantee on every
bottle of SliiiOh's NitaIizeT. Ii
never fails 10 cure. For sale
by T. ID. IsOm & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
Fact Worth kncwinn.

Consumption, LaGrippe,
Pneumonia. and all throat and
lung diseases are cured by Shi-
loh's Cure. For sale by 4. ID.
Isom 4 Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

For purc WHITE and RACK
eject ;Ae Platinum Picture are
th, ones "a have made Latest
taing ems III photographs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Ask your physician, your
druggist and your friends about
ShiiOh's Cure for Consumption.
They will recommend it. For
'saie BY L. ID. Isom q sAs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

t citizens at the northern
potion OF Yalioi uSia county
re cl1mo-ing for a portion of
LAFAYETTE county. If We are
not mistaf.H. ab5It twenty
years ace OF tber"abolts. JGis
eocIt sve TO that, one hall Il
township gifts territory ineiud-
iDg tie Fopulous e..y Of water
Willy. lis p landslide auhi-
ton. eur sister county Of
Valoaisia has to possess hersc't
rs l.r odis re Of eur
te.ea.u. but ~ ch1rge thee
sister, NJ. il awsy- for the
map .ipes "a OH La sette vii
ne; Ae drawn Sd a sa0n nj
tly ' -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Mss WINNIE DAVIS s regent
f3- |tis pqi IN connection
VIVA lie confederate Memorial
I;o,rc. e>t.blshedat Richmond.
Va.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
Grants burr. lis.


MIS- l. % Raybarn. Tucco-
Dnia. Miss: MIS-. - p NabOrS
Denmark. Miss; & " hurley
EyTo. flSs.: Rev : L FarTcw
E.ta. MIS-: 1T. e = vaughan
Potts camp. Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

GOV NcLAuRIN. disappointed
Hon. La a.. Holiovay q UIem-
Der OF ,le board of leXee com
missioner for DeSoto county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

.s.tR,s y WILLIAMSON has
"a meeting 90 De-. Demo
St.;e Executive Com
ulttce. to be held al jackson
Na. l0. to- Tx a time and
fJs bo!GiHg The state
Cenveatio- Ia select delegates
IL tle L.tsJaal convention and
iu 4rznssct sleh U,hCT business
- Be Necessary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

/ heard OF D.. Bel,'s Pine the
Honey being FOR sale II Tar
store % Nes-rs Gam. Burnett *
Co. Grauishurg His. and see
ing MANY concentrations from
different persons. of IDS wonder
ful valuable merits. 7 thought r.!
try "a bottle. 7 have been 80
rIously affected for - years
with a cough and pains Ia my
IL -LI breast that were caus
ins me q miserable life. /
spent hundreds of dollars with
doctors and Tor medicine. bat
everything failed until / .ried
G-is wonderful remedy. | rec
omueud Dr. Bells Pine Tar
Honey to everybody with weak
.gngs. It As e great success.
J. b. RoSELI-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

fwn -eT pe of the
suelese ana SIZE mite a pen
oW ihe 70 ~ oac
- eessi htly. Tie writing
y foue NJ tse inner fen. BAT
tie M collected between RE
tve i sufficient 20 last through
several Of letter, and ye.
II - no. 1pW more freely than
T., ae.. Keep il clean and free
truH, 4 st. aud You havea cheap
ana practical iountain pen
West Point Gazette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
Il Saves Life Every Day

Thousands OF cases of Con-
sumption, Asthma, Coughs,
Colds and Group are erred ev-
cry day by Shiloh'S Cure. For
sale BY T. d. IsOn & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Use Chilton's SarsaParilIa 70,
all scr0fuloEs and blood taiRts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

w W. kimble has the incest
stunned sausage ever brought to
Oxford Call around and try
them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

Why safer with coughs
colds, and LAGnppe when
BroHo Qainine vill
care YOU Ia one dav. Does act
the ringing in the head
ilAe Su!Phatc OF Guinine. Pat
up IA tablets convenient Tor tax
ny Guaranteed to care. or
money refunded Price - cents
For sale by r r Chiffon : 80.
:" Eve e Two Dollar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
karI,s Clover Root Tea

Use Chilton's Steamboat Pills
for all Liver complaints.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

LOW RATES TO PORT WORTH.
TEN, MARCH TTH AND sTH.
FOR OCCASION OF TEN
AS CATTLE GROW
Frs CONVEN-
T0N,
VIA
"coTToS BELT EoUrE.-
On March Z and 8, 1895, the Cot
ton Belt Route viii srt 2@ead triu
tickets from .NS 1~e
4ersss T5.Es,hy
1N
round trip: tickets good to NJ
until March a0th.
For further information call on
or address,
C. p RECTOR,
Commercial Agent,
or ". &. PEELER.
Travelling Frt- and Pass. Agent.
SIS Main s., Memphis, Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

-Tr s-=zi yeas : h-re rocozzc-ird
your ca<saA.N AL SHAH @lzzys eu-s-zAe 20
Z, 50 a. Is has Invariably rrOdzcsx b3GSGA
r1ziA
Ep~uF ,. PksoE II n
Ekh Street al tn AVE. NSx Nsrk Cey.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

~Ca..orgsE@ Es7 sA-as-d taeh1a77th-.
Ir~-oG-sezd IS - Szg-Tior soa-g F7FsS
kuzn % re Il l. AscEz ~
III s. oxsrlS- 3rookYr- " T..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05

"TAe-ecf Cast al - U7iVe7el a-d
Is rs-f.s vi kuoz1 tkzz Tcek
Of z.p-r,-ur.aE = =EE T~2e The
sztegf-rns fa1Fs -to &c ros h-sp oa
we-z re-h
CHS ZAxTTs. p D
Ne~ YORK cry.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-05-13
B.n.ac,sries Of Cheap Money.

Every period Of the depreciation of
the monetary unit has at once sent prices
up, the prices Of the merchant, who gets
the news quickly, before those Of the
farmer. who gets the news more slowly,
and long time before the wages Of the
laborer who cannot afford to hold his
labor ont of market till he gets proper
tionate increase for it. Fixed incomes
remain the same, and the rise Of prices
infiicts great suffering on their recipi'
ents. Wages remain the same for time
and rise slowly, and in the meantime
the laborers complain that prices have
gone up 40 that they cannot afford to buy
enough food and clothing. The farmer
gets two prices for all he sells and pays
two prices TOR all he buys, and Is no bet
ter Of than he was before the change.
The beneaciaries are debtors ON obliga-
tions incurred before the change, and
these are not very large olass-many
of them are also creditors and lose ont
of one pocket while gaining into the
other-and the speculators, some Of
whom always make profit in pauics
and crises and periods Of sudden changes
Of values out Of the losses Of others. -
New York Journal Of Commerce.