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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16
PROBABLY LOST.
Bottle Found which Nay Help Solve
the Fate of Naronic.

Hottie FOUnd y llch FlitN fItIU oOIFO
tlse Fate of Naronic.
LONDON. July 15.-At the Office Of
the White Star line in this city word
was received that at Hoy lake, near
Btrkenhead a bottle was picked up
recently which contained the following
written on a slip Of paper:
Struck iceberg. sinking fast. mid
ocean, Naronic. YOUNG
The steamer Naronic, one of the
largest and finest freighters of the
White Star line, sailed from Liverpool
on February II. 1898. for New York
and from that time TO this has never
been heard from.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16
AT MERcUR.
Development Work Going on at the
Great Gold Camp.

Great Gold Camp.
MERCUR, July 15.-There is consid-
cradle activity in mining circles, but it
is of the kind that makes little stir.
but accomplishes results. Quite a
number of contracts are being let and
the work that is being done promises
we'll for the future of the camp
The work on the railroad is being
pushed as rapidly as possible, and in
less than month the Golden Gate will
have all the facilities for making ship
ments. Another sign of Improvement
is the establishing of a Western Union
telegraph office. 1t opened on Monday
and is in charge of Mrs. Howe.
The Sunshine mill will be enlarged
to about three times it's present ca
pacity. which is at present about fifty
tons per day.
All owners of claims on which work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16
LEAVE nF AnsENClE.

LONDON. July ia dispatch re-
ceived here today from Cape Town
reports that the Cape Colony house of
assembly. after a heated discussion
voted to grant leave of absence to
t47e Hon Cecil Rhodes.
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ST. elrCRAEL AND ST. GEORGE.

LONDON, July 15-Sir Donald a.
Smith, the Canadian statesman and
capitalist, was today invested at Wind
sor castle as a Knight Commander of
the order of st. Michael and st. George.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16
GOLD TO GO.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Von Hoffman
& CO. will ship tomorrow to Germany
$300,0 in gold.
France $500, goo in gold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16
m SPITE or rlEyr4I.s.

NEW YORK, July 15.-The Herald
correspondent in Rio Janeiro tele-
graphs that motion was made in the
Brazilian house of deputies to suspend
diplomatic relations with Great Britain
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Railroad Notes.

The Union Pacific expects to carry a
large number of people to Ogden today to
the Old Folks picnic.
The thirty-five cars of cattle shipped
from Nevada Tuesday, fed here yester-
day and will be sent on today. part to go
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16
vAyDERuTT,T IMPROVING.

NEW YORK, July 15.-At midnight it
was reported that Mr.. Vanderbilt's
condition was improving. His attend
ing physicians visited him at $3.50, and
at that hour said their patient was rest
ing eas we'll as could be expected.
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THEY SEE THE LIGHT.

HURON, 6. D., July 15.-The Populist
state convention after a discussion of
two hours, voted two to one to endorse
Bryan.
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WITH THE SCOTS.
A Pleasant social at Grand Army
Hall Last Night.

The Caledonian club gave an enjoy
able social at c. A. R. hall lest even
jng.
An interesting musical and literary
programme was carried out, after
which refreshments were served, and
the rest of the evening was spent in
dancin~.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16
ROLLS HEAVILY
ON ROUGH ROCKS
Pacific Tail Steamer Will Go to
Pieces.
OFFICERS GIVE her UP
NOT THE SLIGHTEST HOPE FOR
THE COLOMBIA.

Surf Breaks Close to the Vessel,
Which Cannot Last More Than
Anxious Crowd Awaiting Wreck
age to Come Ashore.
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WASHINGTON, July 15.-The Japanese
government has established a silk inspec-
ton port at Hiago and a meeting of the
Japanese silk manufacturers have been
called at Kobe TO effect the diversion to
that port of the silk export trade now
centered at Yokohama.
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LIMA, Peru. July 15-via Galveston.
Texas. 1.-THE leaders of the revolt al
Iquitos. in the province of Loreto, on the
headwaters of the Amazon have fled leay
ing an empty treasury. All is quiet now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16

LONDON, July 1.-THE judicial COM
mittee of the privy council has refused to
give the encouragement of Canada per-
mission 10 appeal TO the privy council
against the decision of the supreme court
of Canada in the Emmanuel st. Louis
case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16

WASHINGTON. July 15.-According to
the report of United States Consul Mills,
at Honolulu, The Hawaiian legislature
has passed an act admitting wines con-
tanning less than Is per cent alcohol free
OF duty, and increased the duty on
spirituous liquors. In consequence, Cali
fornta wines which have been taxed 10
cents per gallon will escape import duties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16

NEW YORK. July IA special to the
World from Colon, Columbia, says:
Costa Rica has decided TO adopt gold as
the basis OF the currency. The inhabit-
ants of Port Simon. are preparing to
celebrate the event on a grand scale. The
entire country is pleased because the pres
emf silver currency is to be called in.
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LONDON, July ia dispatch from Bull
uwayo to the Daily Telegraph says 1.5OO
friendly natives have Joined the revolt in
Northumberland.
The news received at Buluwayo from
Salisbury is very bad. 1t is said that the
camp fires of the Mashonas are visible
close to the la2ger and that an attack
is expected
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.
A PERIODICAL son" RETURNS TO
THE OLD homestead.
There is Much Joy Over 1t, as He
WAS Believed to Be Dead-Fishing
Parties NHmerOus-COurt Notes

PROVO, July 15.-In the case of Lid
lard VS.. Twelves, the plaintiff was
awarded judgment of $161.50 and costs.
An appeal may be taken.
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NEW YORK, July IA special to the
Herald from Berlin says as soon as En-
peror William heard of the attempt
AGAINST President Faure he telegraphed
his warm congratulations upon his escape.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
Water Works on Wheels.

BUFFALoES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
BROWNING
CLUB
Held Another Very Pleas
ant Meeting ut the Re
sidence of Mrs. stone ON
September 2Srh.

The Browning Club had the pleas
ure % holdin- n very pleasant
meeting in the spacious parIor~ OF
their friend and co-worker. Nrs.
stone, September 18th
The autumn afternoon was bright
with sunshine and brAsisx bre-He-.
a relief from the hot. -ultry days
Of summer.
TIE attendance wasn't a. full a.
il might have been, still those RhO
attended we're - well informed ON
The subject, which. By the way. was
somewhat of a departure from the
usual work. that il made up for
nmmbsr
: quotat1us we're proni-ueg-.
bot those teeier little gems from
"Lucille" seemed to b. the flva~esI
ones
The subject for the evening Wa
the Influence Of Quaker Upon
Civilization" Mrs Garter. in her
lengthy and interesting paper. gave
u the full advantage Of her careful
researches. waich covered the en-
tire ground She found thls their
influence hadn't been such a. q
make a great show IN the worfds
history They excluded themselve
Not only from the frivolous pgr-
suits OF pleasure. but from music
and art in general though they
produced some men 20 evninenSe IN
medicine and science. Is DR.. FOth@r-
gill and Dir. Dalton Their two
most noted Literary men Of early
times were Robert Barclay and
William Penn 10th wrote a great
many poll ical and religion. papers
After hearing Mrs Carter paper
the club discussed at some length
the QuakerS a. a religious sect.
their affinitieS with mysticism.
PENIS Quakerism. etc.
Unfinished business va. then
looked after The club then ad-
jOurned to meet with Mrs LeavsIl
October 18th AZ } p m Al the
members r earnestly requested
10 DC present a. there Will be i'm
porrant business on hand
Our kind little hostess had QIite
a surprise in store for u. A. ~ooa
a. We 7dlonrned she drew back the
folding doors ard disclosed her
dining Don in gaia Dies We
were invited to enter and partake
Of the good things. Four courses
were daIntily served
The evening soou passed IN feast
ing and bright. sparkling converse
ton As this meeting closed the
first years work Of the club ali
felt that the treat both mentally
and socsally Vas a worthy ending
SEeRETAEY-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
Thanks to the Public.

The undersigned adopt this meth
cd TO publicly tender 70 our friends
ou- sincere thanks and gratitude
for the many acts Of kindness and
words of sympathy and encourage
mene tia. have been 50 freely a.
corded u sirce Ous recent miSfor-
tune OF losing our home and all Il
contained b. fire. While the loSs
- - 4. tbs time seemed almost II
r~rp1rGGie, falling upon Is Just al 4
..e when the severity WAS dOubly
-. we yes realized that our mis-
fortune might and could have been
FIR greater, and while returning
thanks 10 Him who holds Is a. IN
the hollow OF His hand, we deeply
feel the obligations we are under
n cur friends and neighbors-
Their homes ERE thrown wide
open to u and we were made TO
feel that whatever they possessed
was a. our disposal and when we
contemplated the burden OF re
building our home. then. too, We
found no Lack of helping hands and
willing hearts So We are now
again under our own roof where
we shall At all times be delighted 20
have our friends indeed IN our
former need 10 call and allow u
to return ia a degree IT least, il not
in kind. their mani kindly acts OF
Christian andncighboriy sympathy.
With continued Assurance OF mcSi
heartfelt thanks. We are,
Yours TO command.
p. E MATHEWS and Family.
Oxford. Miss, Oc1- :. I,sS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
CORRESPONDENCE


NJ Pink Alexander vas ia town
saturday
MS Lof>trcm spent Saturday ard
SIn1i1N in oxford
Ms Lizzie Good spent = few day-
in ibbtvilie recently-
Vr. " lille Dunlap. ~ Paaoli. en-
roA@d m school ;osiAv.
Wear glaI - ~ite thai yIi~~
fsav NicAJs yerluS w
"a IDLY
\ number Of citizens attended
ths Bryan ovation III Memphis
Monday
Mr.. c.obl Le,lnI. of Water Va
ley, enroll r in the Juiverss;y PR
plratory ess-~
Nfr- Ross W--hi-,n has reute
the Moor Residence and viii Esov,
10 4I1eNi.ie
Nr. Avis Or p1ring 20 buiia
u1U on hs lut % the
aOrth-r- past nt tJzn-
Dr Coii IA added a great deal
To the appearance of his pr~m.
BY making q new garden etc
Dr. Greer mas been appointed a.
de-man the North Ward 70 -Ie
-eest Mr. t. - SrGouau. resigned
Ms Minnie Dur. -. of Tyro. ans
Hiss Belle Sullivan. of EserH. su4n
krHaay an1 SIt-rl AZ t--
i~.8diIa~ uEaArEurr-
TIE Boarl IL Mav.- and AaIrr
men tl. ~sfse-uu- oEI-red e.
plank SAX extending frrm the 10
a to tn~ loies va Young Ia
d- ivrm tory, rsPalred-
Nr. 'arshv. 81 Tate county. was
IN taNn Tuesday negotiating for a
place Mr. Freeman ahSo 81 Tate
expects 10 uove g. Abaeyil'e ( :
sslucari0nal advanfa
yIr- sam Wen- exhibited @snr
tine ~pecimen- ~ louisiana r
can guuH 1g hlu rE- F-tr un 3
farm near Abb-vIle It hzi JweIt
weA-Hatarst suints 90 tne stalk
T1r- ~n1H. vnuthfui tramp
wlth srrgue and mosicIsr1gu f-e=t
frcm tarx. N-rr arr-gs-d 81 M4r
sh1l DAVIS rl- afferuoa1- We ct
unt know waat disposition
uz % them
Miss lola Brown. - oxford <sr
>gnfay ansE Monday IN Ahh-vf4
Her prs.uce wa-a p~rp~-u@l sun
g. the pupLs &nf al Wno yer
1r@.l witn her hsf rear A. {
rector u mnsHc IN the Normal
LgBEnET-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
Cancer on the Increase.

In lSlu cancer Was held II
spouSihle for the deaths of Ia
per million living. ANA IN 1861.
sij million living Thus the
propoTtioHatc cancer mortality
- nOv more than four times
greater than II waS "a ha.f cen
trEy ago.. and in this respect
lt stands absolutely alone
Moreover. tire same tendency
\ oh>ervabls IN all civilized
lands, - that. unless checked.
cancer may be- expected 10 ~hc
come one uftAc ',.mmOne>t dis
eases of modern communities
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
In Nenioriam.

TN July - Jessie Ballard.
eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ike Billiard died at the
home Of her parents IN Tula.
~iSS- of congestion
Jessie was q bright. lovely
girl Of fourteen summers. and
gave promise of a long life of
usefulness She vas a stu
diouS. Obedient and devoted
daughter: the idol anu pride ri
her parents and loved by hsl
relatives ard friends. How sad
home l. without her only the
aching hearts Of her parents ear
answer God has called YOU
child. try To meet her in His
kingdom XN-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
UNIVERSITY.
Campus Dots


Rev T 4 Wicgintou l. conduct
nE chapel exercises this week-
Miss Manning has returned to
the University After an absence u
several weeks
Mr.. r W Ship. Of Yazoo CITY.
returned to his home on account
% III health
The football coach for this season.
Mr. HOIhster Of New York. ! now
AZ work NTH the team
Hles-rs- W Williams md ". II.
Cook. rad ates 81 ast year. Y ere
visiting frsHsis On tle cIua@ It
urdav-
Tue eA- ~ met h- week f.r
ORGANIZATION. alta the tssnxinvr
su,-- - + Lpave F1t. i.
Henry fist We prCssa . q
II EoHae- second vice PRECEDENT,
H. =. 1bT- secretary and treasurer.
Ms Alma Jones. historian g. VII.
so-. poet C5zElgtses we're ap.
pointed - c@oCse coiI~~ and a veil
also to draw mp : constitution an
b. -EWs
Blackstone Society organized Ia
Saturday with the election Of L..
following officers: " {. Smit1
p-Gid-n- C. l. Lcu2x. vice pre-
dent; Nr- Howell. secretary: ". y.
Hammer, critic. P Jay sheriff O
moot court.
The board OF editors for the An
nual are GOV AZ work and the pros
pests TO- 4 splendid edition ar
promising TIE following are H.
CElcErs Ct the board. q. & I've
eiit5rG-chief. W II. I.amnei
secretary. y. \. GRIFFITH. Hiss D
s.orTOx, bliss l. West, busIae.
> Lll1--rs-
/, CAMPUS R.EoETSR.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

fe uut as. Tyer zr,
~,suuaailv hs1t Sunday afternoon e.
Memphis 70 lear rvaa-
Nsssr utter and ParleI- o
Myrtle acre tn, g1.t- 81 Mr.
Z , Pritcaarj's ftmly uasfsy
Tze yeuns men at p NJ 4 d.
csi-si ,lat We should hive waaa
uae - insure tne ,iea-l8n O.
bau-
Mr. e. s. fnrIesar. ~ Hakier
AS the g'f prot Gr.vr sun
day. and NiA enter school IN afeg
i4E-
The cool weath p Is bringing SON
chills and SICKNESS tanJusne1t tn'
epunrFy and creating demand g.
chHI .o1
toTNuNER-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
PERSONALS.

Miss Juliet McKie Is eOnyaleseing
and will soon be out again
Mrs. Ed BuHaIoe left last Sunday
90 visit her sister in P~ar7gould- Ark
Jim wilkins has had fever for
several weeks, but i reported much
better
Prof. A. :. Maddox and wife, Of
Z. F. c. returned home Tuesday
night
Rev. J. ". Do-aaa preached 1t
Caion Grove Church last Sunday
evening
Prot ]. B. T. Moss, Of Warren
Institute, spent several days Of this
week in Ripley
Nr. Paul : Burt i nOw a com
usrciL tourist, representing New
som & Co., II Memphis. Tenn
Judge Z. n Hill made = business
triD 10 bonneville, Miss, last Sat
urday and returned Tuesday.
Nr. c. E Slough. a promising
Young teacher of our county, Is To-
Gated az Piera, Miss, tbs session
MIS-. Annie Mcleod. of Grenada
has been the guest of the family o.
Mr.. G. W. Buhaloe for severa
days
Messrs- G. R. Hill, A G. Smith
and ]. J.. Vance, officials of tbs
Federal Court, all left Monday fol
Aberdeen
Percy Howry has been confines
at home the past two weeks with
case OF fever, but Is doing as vel
as could be expected
Miss Ruby Reynolds returne'
Monday night from Nashville
Team. where she has been taxing
commercial course
NJ. p. {. Weeks, OF Delay, wa
a pleasant visitor to the EAGL
once last Thurs'ay- He report
!. his neighbors busy gathering L
their crops
Mr.. r. L stephens. his wife an
two daughters. have all been con
hned 10 bed SICK the past wee
, with light attacks OF fever Lo1E
!, the son. Is in serious condition
!. having been 4 great sufferer VIII
! rheumatism the past SIX month";
E bops 70 hear of their improve
I ment-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
PEOPLES
COTTON YARD.

The Peoples Cotton Platform
: nOW ready to weigh Tire cot
ten OF the county a fast IS il
: placed or the =-arkct- Thank
ing ny customers Tor past g.
voS,l cordially invite them 10
call around aad see me again
this season. Yours Truly.
w T. TURNER.
Oxford, Miss aug -. 1896.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
. Saving at Both Ends.

HOusekerpers who use Jack
Frost Baking Powder find
that they net only save in the
price per pound. but save IL
the amount of lard. necessary
to make good biscuits. cakes.
etc.
Oxford Mercantile Co.
Whole sale aHi Retail Agents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

The Tax Roll, both -rsI ard per
solai- are now On Gle in TIE Chan
csry ClsrSs Office. SUI set 10 ins9sc-
ton by tle public. II any cor
r~vctsuEs are % - made, it -Iu hav.
TO be G5-@ t1e first we-k n Sen
tember, as the Board win be Il
session thas week for that purposs
ard uo corrections caa Be ie-ali
Eade. after tbat time :
r. r GRAY, Clerk
10. T1th. i1n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
TUFTS Liver Pills
an absolute cure

Clear ~VrlnE~- M. N1--a L.. I-s
r- N@i1- Ne. - Lo14
Please alpw Ie 90 word
ie~ i'eETFEs svSISzrrIr
s.IEs OF It cureI me c.
-oa oak Whrn al else uiisd.
s. -w pr. Porter 1ies ta-r-.
to h-- e monument 9~.
et ussl erected t. his memory
.le ra> doue more fol sag lm.
ra y than any msn living
isv Aeg~ very truly. y q.
SANgf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

Hoyt's Comedy Company will
be at the Opera House every
night next week. presenting a
a series Of Comedies and
Dramas. new to this city. The
play Monday night will be the
i've act drama ~ Woman's
Revenge and for this perform
anee every person purchasing
a reserved seat ticket will re
eeive a ticket emitting one
lady tn admission free. Prices
-. b and ~ cents. Seats
now on sale at BuffaIoe's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

Perhaps no other theatrical
company could have attracted
sO good an audience, after a
fltiguing holidays diversion.
as that which welcomed the
return of HOyt's Comedy Com
pany last evening. Hazel Har-
risou il an established favOrite
in Baton Rouge, and may al
WAYS be sure OF a welcome
Baton Raage Advocate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
New Process Carpet Cleaning.

Have yau a carpet that needs
cleaning. if so, try the new pro
cess method Carpet cleaned
without removing from floor.
made to look like new; SatiSfae.
ton guaranteed or no charge.
Leave your orders at Baird 4
Buffers or at Mrs Hickey
G. Z. COLLISION.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08
THE STATE
B1AR0 Or
EXAMINE S.
Teachers Throughout the
State May secure State
ar Professional License
to Teach

iuf Stalc b9aiA OF ENaaAlA
erS. consisting OF Prof I'm. kcr.
of Natchez. DR.. !. o.. Deuprce
of the State University: and
Prof. ,. {. FAINT. OF Meridian
held its first official meeting
Saturday in the Office OF the
State Superintendent of Eluca-
ton. The board Organized by
eIeeting Prot. VIM. ker. Of
hatcher. president. and Mss
E.mmie Power. of tins city. see.
Rotary.
Under the law creating the
State Board of Examiners. teach
throughout the Stale may
secure State or professional H.
eense to teach in any county of
the State. Heret fore a licrmSe
granted IN one county was not
valid in another. "A fact which
WORKED many harsiShips and
burdens upon teachers. By com
plying with the provisions of
this law under conditions which
the examiners are authorized To-
StIpuiats. teachers niay forward
eXamicatiOn papers To- the State
Beard and secure licenses valid
throughout the State. or may be
griuied transfer licenses from
one county to another. The
grade tor state licenses i much
higher than that required fer
county licenses. and ihas teach
ers are melted to- study an,i self
culture.
Among other important meas
adopted By the State eX-
smInerS NaS a provision ter
home courses at study ar read
Ing circles far teachers. To be-
under the Immediate direction
oi Dr. J. e. Deupree. a member
of the beard ard professor ut
pedagogy ut the UhIvr~Ifv-
Teachers may join these cirrlss
al home without coSt ta q ruf
selves and get all the ssi ana
directions necessary IN prvpt-
ing fer EXAMINATIONS by CORES
bonding with pr. D-gp-re
Thus ine~timaisle opp sFtam.rtt
for profession. Advancement
placed giihia tle rr 81
ever worthy lll
teachsrIu t1e state
Hereafter munitions tsr
State aEsi professional irrg
will be offered alsy e.. TIE clD~~
af tie Peabody STATE Nsfa.s
which wlll pan-re the eegr~ a..
SIHdieS mapped eat a. tie
State eXaHIeea To eo-rs
pond wsth th grade ~ .ierzs
the institutes and u@rrsa, wili
h. 81 conducted thas eullfg
Institutes VIII sad to eonuty
lle,.u>e and sgmmer norn-al$
IN general to state license. tUd
the universal summer unrHai
especially 70 professional liz
en~e-
The county institutes. undes
the direction of experts trained
by specialists Wiil prepare
teachers for lie eoIufy eXan-
nation The plan VIZ adopted
by Superintendent kHEe8aeoz
early IN TIE Simmer. ai.t ta
every Incentive was offered
teachers To attend tie irsrt
tltes Reports iro=s eoaA5y 81
peunfealenls show tie we2i IA
Ur Ills plan Tor the sug-rin.
.t-GdeEt sly>tscSr teachers w.ta
attended tie recent institutes
aud followed the pan = d
dowr ia tin Syllabus rs n cr.cs
IA preparing for eNaassIa ;.".
dlueii Il the SerTcr.i'er ~
aminstlsuS-
Everything l. done by th'
state superintendent of Educa
tiun aad his associates to assist
tca hers for the great work q
educating i.Ie future citizens g
ghe STATE. Mississippi lead.
her sister States in CducatioEa
meters, aud she i to be con
gratgiatcd apon having l..
Interests of her children n
u ctitafIi and eomp,tea
hands
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

The -. Louis Republic ha.
made arrangements Ia cove
thr political neG> of all p,rtie.
m tse r1I4iHs campaign m 9
way that has never been eq ale,
by amy neS spape-- Those y h.
wish To- keep posted should >uh
scribe az oure- IT,. I;epUalIt
laliy and Sunday. hs> been p
!Ucsi 70 - a wear. - Tor &
noutlS or % cents a month
The :vivea-Ne Republic $.
q q yerr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

P~eEef.Antiseptic Healing Of
Is guaranteed 10 eure old SORES
on man or beast M matter ei
how long standing All drug
gists refund the money fit fails
to cure. Price s5c-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

On the SIst 81 Oclabvr I all met
Fl the teacher - IRE cCuntv II ttr
Superintendent oalcv. IA Oxfsza,
for the purpose Of si-u1g CON
tracts AL WHO expect u IA tsa0h
the public schools please tax
notice. Yer kespt-
G.. R. HIGHT0wER-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

Porter's Antiseptio Healing Oh
Is the best remedy for Piles,
Burns. Scratches. Cracked Heel
and all kinds Of inflammation
gu ma or beast. No Cure No
pay. Price &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-10-08

l was nervous. tired. irritable
and cross. ksrl's Clover Root
Tea has made me well and hap
py-MP. f. Ii. Worden. FoT
Sale by I. ID. lsom x Co.