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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02
THE w9MANiS BOOK CLUB
Entertained by Mrs IL.
W. Jones ON Tuesday
Evening March "a

The WOmaaS Book CFaA wAs
Hssss Ag-esabIy eatertaiaed BY
Mrs L. W Jones en- Tuesday
evening March 9tsh
The weather waS eoel AMI
b-aeinS azA all enjoyed walk
ing Or driving taruggh tks
beautiful g-u9adS Of eur state
University
The 1ttsEfknee waS IN
usually good ealy two as%m-
hers absent
The program WIS opened BY
Mrs e. d Stands whose ~
sEInSc~7eSs q Pearl Rivers and
-EvsasaSwIth DaNEazrTer weEe
greatly APprseEAEesA L. u In
ters~tIng 90 learn thai this
z0ssSf xEskw- and illustrator
wEs oc~xrssd hzs ~sx weeks N
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an Ez-oPe-
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John NeC1lI01gh II The GraPa-
.oph0ae AZ The Racket Store
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The library pErty given BY
the Methodist E1eles N the
hosplzaAZe home Of Mrs Br-
bridge Ass Fri1zv night wzS n
eenzlae tes1ss Of enjoyment
Al OF TIE asSen1Anns Who -
Sre1 represented soze Avo-Ire
&ath0r, and the one who guessed
Tie rePrsS<atzsi0as correctly
wca the PRIZE AAer several
hears OF AMUSEMENT the prIze,
= lovely basket OF flowers, VA
.v0.Sd 10 Prof z w JO1~s gi
the University
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

IL i ah0zt the ume nov To 10
The sprIng cleaning up Al O.
Is clear away Ehe trash from
car yards and hGESss E1Tll
everything Is As e1szn - ! pin
II A. w09IA attend to this E,zs-
Ter We venture thai there WcILl
not De 3 E5eer. cleaner. or mare
healthy Little city zny where.
New y the time 10 attend "a
Us matter By all means doas
w1rE znkl The 6SsaSeAreeGng
bet &AyS comM@nee-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Fz@R%shz&s szoysS3soe.-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Go To the RACKET STORE
and heEr the G-a2A0rh01e \
large LIST Gf records EAGe ay
Phon0grapA Company ef WASH
EnxtcE- Any &c for ) cenES
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tons Steamboat Pills
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Eas s9-isg wea1he- -
hsozzat at the bicycle r11ers
azE sasy are ealeyIag their op-
psztzrisy Of exe-csS
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Pref j. b I've N0ste- eaS vi
the finest lecturers n AI~Flea
kAs h<ea secured 81 TIE OxtaFd
Lyes4z for AprI 5rL
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We ESa-1 thA1a aegrO en-
psrye u.s. seriogSAy injured BY
An sx11S5Oa NJ Mr. Ton HsE-
kiaS Nwaiu LzS< Friday
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H0zey hsxzz fs- safe B. TEr
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f1I v4lZASe merits shq4ghr Ia
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FLOYDS CANDIES Yo1
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L Ts1se trs1rmsES l. The
best ter CeIZ1 Colds and H.
GrIppe GR0N EES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC - -a1r-
kateec 10 20 care o. mo1ey
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10 .-a s-a Saturday n aAcA7uHsh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

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have $50 gallons al pare
apple vinegar far sale
JE NCCoRxLE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Dr. w D. Jones VIII have 4
1Es lot az kerSes and males
here Friday and Saturday
The Doctor has been absent
some time making n careful
selection Of this sock and ~ he
- 0ze Of the best judges OF
horSeAaesh In the eS1nty you
can rely apoa his purchases
III Cd HeS1x horse or male 20
drive o. pR0x BE On hxa3 Fn.
4xy and SATURDAY ard make
yeur selection
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rect kbE1eT Gnsorsers and deszroF
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9VsEW urSsl h9cse - eHuna per
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La8zshs en Ga-1eu seed
r z CEILTOS & 10
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Prv[ aghss~eE ks had ks
of3ee h-AaG-szesy fitted Up and
n = 1oE on@ ct the Nest ii
r-zSzIVe spots N the eczzsy
es1xrs-A0z@ He kS E1zed
rorsz=tzAse CHAIRS for tAe zSe
Of Tia hIy EezehsrS wA~a they
Ire called To PISS the trying ex-
A-szzEozS before him We
seeI Sz-e that the ladies ErE GP
rreczIse as th0zgAt<El Slz3
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l. =zsSsEa- Of the Y0zzS Nezs
Business League - Eersey e=Il-
cd Fog tSasShs II ; o'clock II
TIE e0xrs-h0gSs. A nxl Atse=a
2aee - earnestly requested zS
Egch business q importance
= so e0Ess before the Lesgas-
e W PErErE President :
In u DAVIDSON Secretary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

OpszEz< &Ey AZ the millinery
esassAwenz aT J. z Melissa
ras a1s Ct z1e NEST sEeSx$SfH
&- years ne Display VS.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Th@ Telephones 9re being
placed Ii Position this week
and ~ Est s. -Ae connections
are made the central afHg~ =
kept pretty busy As soon n
she novelty wears GT th=y VII
get down 10 regular business
and Viii prove oze ef the great
ssz eozvenlenges 01< people
have ever eaIoyeG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Prot HsgheS school Was well
represented IN Oxfort Monday.
Notwithstanding the gloomy
day We hope they viii eoue
agAsn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Hoz- J. w T. FalkHer LIS
been appointed n member efshs
Beard Of University Trustees
BY Gov NcLaarlR \ truly
good appoIatne1t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

Mr. William Tinker. al ap-
precated Subscriber to the
EAGLE viii please az
eeps ear thanks for Ete avozS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-02

D- Cs1ezxn : EE-1 are
xazsres zs-s1 - N their
new apartments II EAe Ain
mons sII&sg Th<v have ta@
TIVE east ru<sza$ ID sFzEr haz1
ssGe1y ez-p~Sea and Sxr1=Ae4
9E& t@r 4 private sE1gS AMI the
ars~r4 e9ESxz-IzE -vsauE- They
ARE psxSEz-lv Situated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

r. r.. white of Austin Is In the city.
]. w. Kirkpatrick OF Homer. La. is ir
the city.
Y. c. DorEsn. an insurance man OF Dali
las. Is In the city.
Judge r. Il. srhw1nder will go down to
Galveston this morning.
Colonel Carey Shaw, the Columbus bank
err was in the city yesterday
Colonel r. NJ Hail has returned from
n trip To New York
Chester Brown and j. A. Bel, well know Il
lumber manufacturers or Lake Charles.
were In the city yesterday.
l.. A. Freed and James Armstrong wont
DOWN 10 Galveston Yesterday 10 attend the
populst State convention.
Mrs. w. +. Simmons and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. o. White left last night for Morsan's
Point TO spend the summer
Mrs. W. II. Crank. accompanied by her
two children left yesterday evening via
the southern Pacific railway for Shaws-
vil.. Va
General Richard Cooke will take the
road To-Day in tho Interest OF w l.. Moody
q Co the cotton factors and bankers OF
GalvcatOr.
John Ringing OF Ringing Bros. circus,
over tho cour'ry. was III the city ycster-
day. hut went down TO Galveston last
evening.
City Detective George Shoaf OF san An
tonic. who has worked with Detective III
lisou Of this city in searching for crimi-
nals. was In the city yesterday en- route
home from Galveston,
Rev. j. r childers and Rev. T. V. Chill
dc1'S and wife arrived hom.a last mig ut
from Beeville. where they have been hold.
ing a pr1ira0u1 Meeting. They go from
here To Cameron to hold a camp meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-06
nEoMcRATs OF MISSOURI

Jefferson city. Mo, August sit was
after Y O'Clock when the democratic state
committee was called 10 ord r, The vari-
Gus districts selected preside initial electors,
an Of whom are strong ire. silver men.
and not likely 20 indlrse any future ef-
fort looking 10 a deal with the populists.
The State committee VAS organized and
all the gold men eliminated
Judge ~. :. Gibson OF Kansas city WAS
temporary chairma. and made a strong
SILVER speech. in which he said the motto
on the silver dollar ougAt to be changed
To IN God We trust. and In the demo
cratic party"
The usual committees were then ap-
polgi"d and the convention took recess
until $3.50 y M.
!, was not until o'clock that the con-
N-utiOtl rrassembled s.uttor Charles
Peers wa rhos-r permanent chairman
spending fu repeated calls for a speech
was received with cheers lie explained
how been B.and had been defeated al
chicago. 1aH nomination al Bryan, ~
80 j. was the result OF an honest impulse
1ni showed tLat the progrtmme OF thu
dric1 anair. The platform adopted al
Chicago. declared the senator, MAS dem
ocratic-sSrry word and syllahle-and he
feil certain that Missouri would give Il
an Unprecedented majority. The question
Involved In me canvass WAS too serious
10 be disposed of by cpithets. II tn,
silver policy was lunacv. then Mir
Cleveland had been In a lnnatic ASYLUM
for four years before a majority Of n,
cabinet were at one time silver ,unatics
| OF silver at ID 20 I would give the countr,
dishonest currency. he would tear his
| tongue out before he would vote for il
| Ihs income TAX. he considered the bes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-06
STATE CONVENTIONS.
pOpILrsrs OF KANSAS,

At.lnc Kan. Angus, 5--Thc populisi
State convention was called 10 orier here
at i,io O'Clock by Joan Briedcnthal. chair
man OF the State central committee. Two
thousand del gates and spectators were
IINsent Much HARD work iu the interest
Of the Enforcement of the democratic elect
crs by tho committee OF I'VE which ar
rived from Hutchinson at o'clock had
teen done. seV raj preliminary cauenses
having been held, and the interest oNti
the anticipated action OF the convention
was intcnsr.
G. $. Crawford. a lawyer put Tho dele
gates IN haUpN mood iu welcoming ad-
dress, in which he sNh the p"puli9t pay}
had heen born II ncas>ltN hnd mat :,
would live until thHt necessity should
have passed away. This Is Il year vt che
people, he said. ut is year to: ponu-
list Victories and more than all for the
victory or that great comm 1nar that
young giant OF the West. William j.
Bryau."
1'hc mention of ryan's name caused
Judge \ " nennison oil III Dorado
was elected temporary chairman by ac'
,ianauuu IN the course OF his address
he lamie' the populists Tor work done IN
the past legislature AMI said that their
bills that failed OF passage would be- put
through when the chance rane He de-
clirt1i for fusion OF The silver forces
Commuters We're appointed and a recess
until . y. m. was takcn When the con-
Nenilrn Ttst SSf'llltlf'l = ma IllNfn A'flillSpU
announced that the committee on crcden
tia Is would not report until p. m. \ mo
ton to take a recess ls-lttl that hour Nas
crted down. however The convention at
once made tine temporary organization
permanent.
Interest ceatsred in the report OF the
committee o. order ri business which
recommends that a committee of fourteen
two from each congressional district, he
apl otntct to corfcv WITH tne commi'"s
OF hve sent from the democratic eonrrr.
tlon "a, Hutchinson. The report was
adopted and III. convention then took u
reress urtil evening
The committees from the two conven-
tious were IN atsslon during the Afternoon
and evening At the evening session the
committee on resolutions report ed that
q platform could not 10 reported un;il to
morrow
Nominations were then declared In or,
I dor Colonel W \. Harris eN-GovernuI
lewell!ng. L. y. King. stat. senator
l.esdy, George Campbell and George Mum
ger were placed IN nomination ior sov
[ ernor.
he first ballot resultcd Harris eoe's
| Lewellng 1855, King 100. I.eedy 81, Nun
ger p. Campbell ls, The third halle
showed considerable Increase In leedy'i
strength and on THE fourth ballot th'
| CONVEX ZION was siampeded 10 him an,
| he WAS nominated by reclamation. TIL,
convention at once adjourned until tomor
3 row morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-06
AFTER THE BANKS.
Washington Post.

W asnlnBtCH IOst-
Chairman Faulkner OF the democra Tic
congressional committee was In high
feather yestorcay afternoon. Whether 4,
was the prospect Of spending sunday at
his home among the mountains or that his
many callers had brought him cheering
news. he was certainly IN the hest Of
spirits and entertained his daily interview
ers with running commentary on the
present political prospects.
II understand that the baltimore saw
ings banks. and other like Institutions
throughout the country are TO take an
active, although quiet. par, In the cam
palgn.' sa he. THE plan Of work. as I
Understand II, Is to take each depos.tor
aside, ami by arguments calculated 10
work ON hts fears. convince him that the
maintenance of tho single gold standard
IL absolutely essential to his interest. Not
only men but women are to he worked
this way. for the sake Of the influence
they may have on the voters OF their
families. hW II the hankess 20 into a fight
OF that kind We will have TO make "A f. W
Investigations as to their securities, and
see II under q single gold standard they
have not derre'ia,ed a..1t 20 per cent. I
ihink mat would take tho WIND out OF the
BAT ker-polittrians' sails"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-06
popr-f.rsrs of NEBRASKA.

Hastings, Neb., August THE popuis'
State convention met here today ana spent
the entire morning and evening wrangilnG
ever the question OF fusion. during prisi
Intermi~sion Governor Holcomh was nom,
John 4 Harris for lioutenat governor
Resolutions wer,s finally adopted giving
the central committee authority 20 name
an eecioral ti,kct In conjunction WIN the
te-e VAS appointed TO confer with the dem
ocratS IN reference to giving ~hem pace
on the state ticket. After an hodr cnn-
ference tho committee reported It's lnUnll-
nv 10 arrange to give the democrats any
part Of the ticket The general sentiment
s,siaod 10 b. that the democra'S had been
Aert had been inlorsed TIE prospects are
that an all night session viii pe needed 20
settle the ticket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-06
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH

Nr. Lamkn expressed his pleasure NJ
seeing 80 many present last night
The text was Galatians vi. 7. what.
soever a man sowe,h. that shan he also
rem"
the law or reproduction in kind 10 nm
unvarying and universal law of nature
seed found encased with Egyptian mum.
mics producA ~ Its Kind jus, as n dA tho,,.
sands OF years ago, This law holds ,,,od
IN The animal world Like produces ll,s
N mental qualities. You smtio, all1 SOM.
body else viii smile
We are bound TO SOW something. what
ever 10 may he Shall IL h. roci ar .xii
What we SOW Is sure to muinply Ia a.,
creases over It's seed. A seed OF ,ais,l..
down was blown from d ship IA IN. San,l
tea and II found lodgment on an island
an In few years the whole island wat
covered. a man begins hy takingSs arinl
Of liquor and produces harvest al
drunkards, lniidcls are SOW ng seed ,ha,
VIII bring harvest which will astonlst
them al the Judgment day.
THE law OF reproduction - true of IN,
spiritual world The apostle speaks a
this as sowing to the flesh and sowin,
TO the spirit. The seed Of sin sowe'
In the days Of youth bitngs a haryes
that will blast the happiness OF old age
You may trample upon the prayers an,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-06
CITY RREYIrIEs.


The order Of tho Eastern Star vii
haNe "a meeting tonight N the Maeonic
Temple.
county Clerk pupree Yesterday lssuad
a marriage Fcenfe to W. n. Thompson
and Altss Fannie Bearhcr.
The Houston East and West Texas
general Offices will occupy the second
floors Of the Fox hslding, No. Do Main
street
There win ", n called meeting Of the
Iaci"s' Ala society ar the Second PrcsnY-
t"i1au church this afternoon al 5i3p II Is
hoped that there will be a null attend
ance,
rh- Sons Of Veterans held an importhn,
meeting Tuesday aight, the business beiug
Ia ssi uniforms for members and 20 take
ACTION IN the coming republican cam
paign.
The Clerks frotccttve association had
well attended meeting last NIGHT but
nothing Na~ rvun out for publication
othci Than hat ~ the next meeting there
would ID" something 10 pe made public.
Workmen are repairing the wooden
flooring ~ fhn san Iar nto street bridge.
This bridge vas built ahoui nftecu years
ago by III" county and presented to the
city On condition that II should be Kept In
repair.
The frsi OF a series OF entertainment
Of literary and musical character VIII
be gwen tonight at the Central Cnristiar
chHr-h by The young people. rucre vii
= no charge ~ Huy k nd