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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-12-17
Xmas Glove Selling.

We've planned forthis year as
never before. Our Kid Glove stock
is now at its best; size, color range,
style range and price range, all as
they should be, and your every de-
sire i'll this important matter care
fully catered to.
Evening shades, with white or
black embroidered backs ......"$ .o0
Pique Gloves, all hades............"$ 90
Centemeri Gloves (colors) .".........$ .35
Elbow and shoulder lengths, for
party wear............. $500 to $500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-12-17
Holiday Towels.

Heavy Damask or Huck; some
with knotted fringe, some hemstitch-
ed; some all white; some with rich
borders, and all reasonably cheap.
20x36 Knotted Fringe Damask....." 25c
20x40 Hemstitched Damask.......... soc
21xi5 extra quality Hemstitched... SOC
numbers of Damask Towels, good
81 value, go at 75c and...."...... 79c
special numbers, large size, sl,13 and
$3.50 piece.
5x4 54 inch. 9x4 and l0x4 Linens, suit.
able for fancy work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-12-17

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-12-17
Initial
Handkerchiefs.

This line is very strong in Gents,
Ladies' and Children's sizes.
A popular line at......... ..."........ DC
An all Linen small Initial. i6c
Ladies' and Gents sizes, superior
article ................"."...... Zoc
Very fine Gents all Linen.......... Soc
Extra weight, all Silk Initial Gents
size. ............................. SOC
Jap Silk Gents Handkerchiefs, all
weights, suitable for embroidering.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-12-17
A December Whirl in 0yerlOatS.

We have never been outdone in selling good
reliable, strongly made Clothing Our repu-
tation has stood the test for 25 years. We
are not here today and somewhere else to-
morrow. We have now started the Great
est Crowd Drawer on Record.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-12-17
Mems and Boys Suits.

We never before were overstocked with
such fine assortment and high values. We
have sold more suits Of 500 and $25 quality
this season than ever before. Remember
there is nothing to be reservedj we will
move every article.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

nay At least play the p.rt q the little
grain % sand IN the general makeup u
the universe It's NY hobby. and il r.
quires a cannon 20 keep man Of his
bobby
Good reads are what Mississippi reeds.
Bad roads parsivrs everrthinE Bal
raais. tumbie-down buildings anil diIspi-
dated fences 70 hand in hanA Give Is
goo'I Fuad> 70 the schools. % ths ehurrhes.
70 the ueiSabors. 10 the markets. then
win the schools. the feAe,-. th.. crvps and
The raanufacturer' sales feel the quicken
iuE touch. This l. the tslisulan that viii
bring 20 Nississippi a practical realization
Z the valuable screaSe demonstrated By
the eleventh census report. AMI make her
the l1sal hcu~ place ef an honest. fntelii-
Eeut- Industrious AM thrifty citizenship
Editors II Mississippi. o. whom W. bpc<
fec the intelligent azd systematic. a-ita-
tion # every Seod cause welcome. thrive
vei-o1e. % III. city that sirs upon thu
eastern border * your STATE. th. pride &c
her own people. the child q their own ~
sources and II their own enterprise
city whieh should BE- the prisis Of you all
~ vel a. u aurSelve<-s diamond. We
freely admit. rot yet entirely eat u the
rough. hut vhich with your All AMI yuur
cooperation snd your sympathy. adsls,l %
the jn.lamitabie energy AMI enterprise 81
car own citizens. NAV. wishia very
short time. - wr1u-ht into an attractive
svn 90 glitter with credit upon the pr1r1,l
aui s-ueruus bosoul q Mississippi We
know you viii leni n a hand We ask
M INK FROM y0ur pens save that which
nav tow IN the interest," q morality AMI
virtue and legitimate enslsavor. We
crave NJ Advancement save that which
vii 10 an honor ~ eur State. NJ renutt-
tslu save that which vii adj u the glory
u her name
Mag your seSsbca here ~ one Z pr,6r
% yeUr own interests AMI % enjoyment
T. Yourselves Individually aud collsvtivelv.
n II VIII most sSsurv,ily b. o. ~
HAVING teuiere,i ysu this veleoHas IN
the name q the people I have tho honor
"a speak for. We suh~crih.. ourselves fruEs
this haur-voIrs % Command
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28
The FAR EAST.

vt Calcutta university 2-ri3 students
are matriculated. more than five times
as many a. in t,s5. There are % Indian
colleges affiliated with the university.
which receives no public money in any
shape
In fsQs there were IN all 1877 mission
aries in China-s69 nlen. So married
women and 546 single women OF these
i.0>0 were representatives Of British.
IRISH and Canadian societies Sc Of
them Of American societies and = OF
continental societies
The japanese have again given evi-
dezce Of their practical IDEAS Instead
OF presenting medals - the soldiers
who especially distinguished them
selves in the late war with China the
governments has purchased 1900
watches at $50 each in Switzerland.
which viii b. given 70 the brave fel-
lows.
II i learned that Russia has induced
the tOwery kingdom 20 make al her
railroads row building in the northern
part of the country four feet eleven
inches wide. the width OF all roads IN
Russia In the future. therefore. en-
C-aes and trains of the great Siberian
railway can b run on the Chinese lines
"A concession the Advantages Of which
are apparent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28
BACkACHE.


rfHaN ne Z rs. -Nsr 1oFh ftfl
Few peorle have suffered more from pa;n
q the 6ack thaz Nrs. Lille B. Newell Of
No -~llS S~c5Ed Avenue. New YORK CIV.
Fer several years she was % afficss,t with
THIS distressing 5sl4l.s1y that she was hard Y
g1le - get 4rnErd. and could do little TO
care for her ctistrea " hicn male her suffer
ing a. the harder 10 bear. Her husband.
Sh2rles Newell. who 3 \ wel-knowu New
York oprlct1n, tried In every WAY 70 find 4
remedy for his wife. bus No medicine
seemed % have the power % remove her
pan
Mrs. Gym a sister Of Mrs. Newell. IS a
Professional nurse. and vsLs familiar with
TIE symptoms Of her sisters Sickness. Mrs.
Newell was away On 4 visit when \ reporter
called upon her. bgs Mrs. GIyun. who lives
AZ No 4l5 East One-ngndred azd-suenrieth
Street, told tns story OF her sisters r.
cCverv.
A toctor was called VIXEN Mrs. NexeI-s
eonelsloa beanie serious and he prescribed
sczl4l PINK pulls whit,h. in = short time re-
E-ye3 the wOzaa's pa5a rs 10 other me,fi-
elEe has done. AFTER awhile Mrs. GYM
tod ta- reporter. we learae,l that thame.ii-
cine the physician was giving z1y sister was
nothing more than DR.. " LllAms' Pink Pills
for Psls People. Knowing BY experience
low exec eat n recledy these pills were.
Hrs Newell bought some az n drug store
AID continued taxing them The eject was
most gratifying. for In six mouths nv sister
VAS perfectly well and The pain in her back
Vas nothing more than Al unpleasant u1er.-
CRY: boen sne and have recommended the
PAX Pllls 70 other people. who have noe
failed - End them All tina. Is claimed. Al
dcctors nv sister bad been treated by. b.
fore taking the pills, had done her 10 zp-
parent god
Pink Pills are sold IN boxes tnewerTr l,o.e
form. By the doren or hundred ~ 81 eents a
box o. SIX boxes fer $50. aud NAV BE had
q AZ druggists or direct by mail from Dr..
Mlltazlsi Medbctne Company. Scheuectzdv.
y. Y TIE prize AZ whsrn tness. Pills are
sold makes q curve Of Treatment inexpeu-
s1ve Is compared with other remedies or
Eze.tcL treatment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28
FAMILIAR SAYINGS

To cave in comes fron the English
c,l.al mining regions After a mine bad
heen worked cut and abandoned the
last item IN its history WAS the eaving
in Of the ground above.
To curse with bell. book and candle
was the NEST formal excomnlun ieatior
praeticed by the Church OF Rome II
was an aazthema pronounced With the
NEST solemn ceremonies
To knock the spots out Of anythin-
s an alIusiou 20 the traditional skill 81
western cowboys and famous rife shots
who would shOs- the spots oct eta card
held between the fingers q frienI-
To throw up the spou-e~ y bar-
ruved from the priv ring. l. Formerly
being the custom when a rrire frhter
hasI been -vogstef. for hzs sscoud &c
throw up the sponge used for viping
him Of
DO az Rome as Romans do i cred
tied 10 no less an Iu-aOrity than -. Su-
yJIstine. no advised Il convert. Doubt.
ful about the prOpriety OF some custor,
observed at Rome, TO do a. other people
did
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

some one recently suggested the dis
appearance OF the Olt-time pine-rOoser
Is i noticeable fact that the hogs
Roses are getting shorter and their
hams are getting thicker In this con-
ueetioa we are reminded OF fair that
vas held in South Mississippi number
II years ago, when some hogs we're or
exhibition for prize The Instruction
Of the committee Of Judges was 10 give
the prizs 70 the hogs best suited 70 the
County, There were Poland Cain4s.
JERSEYS. ~ / c.. Bsrxshires, and last.
bat not By any means least. long. lank
rlzor-b1cks, and the razor-bacxs got the
prize The owners Of the fns hogs ~
nOnssrsts& With the committee about
the award ard the committee explained
By saying Your hogs are too fat sn1
legs too short. and every hog IN the
,olnsry that cant oatrzn 4 negro aia't
worth dara- -EoscjuSxo star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


The folloSing orders. which explain
themselves. viii be read with interest
BY all Confederate soldiers who coaten-
plate attending the reunion NJ Rieh-
mOz1.
General Orssrs Ne.
/ The Lieutenant general commanding hereby
announces 70 the Eeterans q this army ispart-
meat that the Iow rate q cue cent per uile eacE
vas 20 b tFaveie,t has be-n secare,f ever al
Failruats bslsiing 20 anl freni Eishmaasi- Va.
"a attend tas Ri1ei Confederate r-lnf8E % -
heit IN sAlr efty June S-JaIy :. both Inclusive
Ticsets therefor wiii - On sale AZ al me rail-
r0ad stations from June y to -. bath Inclusive.
ant vii - -oai gafiI JRiv 10 faif8SiHs-
Headquarters q tAis army department. dur
ia< the ryuniau stiI b established 81 the Jef
iersa0 Hesel. Eicamonsi. whrrs the department.
stat officers zasi ilvistsn commanders vii re-
port "a arriving "a Ihe city
; Ths lieutenant general commanding VII -
pleased 20 bear ~ th- sisR Frexina fFauI saeh
nsasbsr Il ais stat stating WHETHER &C not h-
Sfii attend the ryEniaa. Etch 8 assured IN All
VIZ 3. ths pleasure rs presence "a the oec1-
sion VII Ifgrl the Lieutenant general command
ing
4 FaragTaph q general srssrx NJ. is-asd
trou tas-e Headquarters an,ter s-se u February
- 10 - rsnsletEsiet fnE fhte Attention 1Et N
fsrm1slon q Al vetsrsls VIZ
As the time feE Aalsi1n- aE Rirhnrsn,i Va.
thr srth STA annual rsaalau ., cur fef-ra-
tioa Is Fapbtly aearing- the lieutenant .eneE1i
commanding rvcugnlxss It . D. a pleasure as
Weil a. 4 duty 10 urgs uptn al nnsulaerS IN sast
staining n Ihsir respective camps Nha can %
SO 70 1s'ens shs rally Watch promises 20 oe the
t1zge<f ant most enthusiastic gathering Il ex-
Cauf@f-rafes that ever assembled. ant u1err
1ast bra Is % ae erected b. ths Esvin< hInsis
q flir Noras1 an.l brave men - TIE aa-u8erT Of
ggr lGastrtaus si-at chiegrltn-tae immortal
5efsgsan DAVIS. ami Sh-re and wasn 1re - be
dstermilst tAe dn1l deta1ls - tne south >
Battle Ahees. That al nay know q the nag
uttais 81 aGr fsster1ti1n- AMI retotes wiki a. a.
oar srEsrssS. the Lieutenant general eonanlAHfin:
PrasrilY announces that We uaw have n f1iI
membership AMI registered - camps. wtth an
aggregate premiership q ever salHJ ext "a
fs,serare veterans. auf that about ~ tn',fphsnr
camps are ia process u organization. WITH the
rrusuis- os t.asa camps 10 De represented AZ the
approaching reunien. should this not he SUI
nei-nt inspiration 10 every Old veteran not ngN
une Of u. and cause ssch 20 pes,Foas 10 t0u<sr
his solemn duty 10 Psace himself n association
with oar organization
BY orter Of STEPHEN u LEE.
Lieutenant GsneF1l Gasamlnffn-
e 7 SYKES.
Assistant tseRsrsI and Chl~s ot Ssa1.'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28
GREAT ATTITUDES


North Franklin mountain. 1859 feet.
Is sid to be the highest elevation in
Texas
Mount FairWeafher. ls.45O feet hizh.
is said TO be the taIlest elevation in Rus
sia-
Wheeler. New i 1905 feet above sea
level. and is the highest town in that
state
There arr ten mountain peaks in
Arizona. each Of which exceeds IN.a0o
feet in height.
Fremont's Point. at an elevation a.
1870 feet. Is said TO be the highest in
Wyoming
Box Elder mountain. in Oregon. a.sti
feet high. Is said TO Be the Ioftisst in
that state
Ciiugman's mountain. s.-O7 fee, hiSb
takes precedence of all others in North
Carolina
There is no mountain 10000 feet hirh
On the American continent east Of IN.
Rockies.
The grea: plateau east Of the Rocky
mountains averages 1000 feet above the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

During the year i-y7 there will be
something over sI.ooo.oeO spent in Jack
sou IN the way Of Improvements %
this amount the Sl1ra Will spend per
hSps >s5o.eeo Tor capitol builtiag. TIE
city will expeu4 abous sso0elo for =
system Of sewerage. and capitalists sill
pat out about Sloo.0oo for N electric
railroad This does n0s include the
many thousands that will be spens b
private in6ivi4uals, on new residences
business houses. observation-disclosures
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28
GEOGRAPHICAL LORE.

Vienna is Ais miles from Washing
ton
Chicago is 600 miles vest of View
YORK
BOSTON and New York are 2fT miles
apart
Tucson. Ariz-. is i.s0s miles from St.
LouiS-
Cairo Is ss4s miles southeast OF
Washington
Gibraltar i 3.I,9 miles southeas, o;
Washington
Halifax = 80 miles northeast OF
Washington
Honolulu is 4.5I3 miles west ofwash-
iHcton city.
From Washington TO Athens, Greece,
: s.6oJ uailes-
san Francisco. Cal, Is 1880 miles west
os New York
London is 9.3i5 miles northeast Of
Washington city
Cooenhageu j. 5.sos miles distant
from Washington
1t IS f.O77 miles from New York to
Jacksonville. Ell-
Jerusalem i s.i95 miles sas: Of our
national capital
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

win toCAL APPLICATIONS. as theT cznnos
resslh the seat IL The Z ase1sa. CafArrh = A
t4eo'i or srs11-t7aat dl--Ese. and In oricr
y c1lre 81 Yea ulus1 t-kSa internal remedies
Hzll : EAf1rrh t,z-e l. rzi1aa internally AT
a = ulre,-1 = ga Tie hlaod AMI rllirurs <-l--
lars HAL Catkrrl Cure - rot Quas-k
ir1s,i,clzc- T. vzs Tsress-rt1ssi By cz- q the
49, pslFsa-i11s "a tEas coursry for years.
an = regular pgcss.rir tbou- II u cuu-
y - tle hsasi oalq.i piriEer>- a.-tlsz itr--tly
- ~ za1n1s >-1rfsces. rhe PERFECT euu-
bt1asiq1 - the tvTg i1.-rVesiauts = u1a- uro-
ca'es s1s-h uror.5erfat resalss r. earfrx
taearrh. sui 2 g rs-ssirl-r-aiS free.
? J CHrNEv 4 Co Eruus Tole,t1. %.
S1ai b. arr1-1zls-s. prler 90
Hz-l : Pam tr.s arp .h.- hssE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

Gov NcLAurin las issued wris o.
election 20 the election commissioners
Of Harrison couaty ordering a special
election held in that county On August
10 next foe the purpose Of eleesing a
member 70 tks lO~er house Of ,ae Mis-
sisSipDj Legislature 20 siI the unexp5ress
term Of Hon W. y White. who waz
recently appointed district attorney Of
the district
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

TIE board CT aldermen Of Canton
net lAst week 70 pass upon the tests
made upon the w1serworks and electric
lighs plants Everything being salts
factory the board accepted the plants
and A. onee took charge Tie whole
plant for water aud lights cost the city
- GO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

On W d windhan's place. rear
Nice lass week. several field kands ran
into "a OF cotton house oat c, the rain
Tie house being partly rotten. and !
heavy ggss Of Nin1 Striking il. blsw II
over. severely iui-riag the eatire party.
oae being fatally hGrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

TIE Geo g Coleman vacant property
in south Ahsrteen. consisting Of elgbt
OF nine acres. was lass week sold in lots
AZ aUcsi0a- Il -as divided into ;hirty-
thrss lots Aa1 sse entire number hroGxhr
an average u $40 per los. and E1s all
sod IN thirty minutes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28
EEL

ira = a positive pre0f Of thin, weak. IN
pore hlee.t for L tas blood : rtch. red
-usr.y - every nerve ory1n ami tlssus %
ths ea,iT- TIE Necessity ~ taking Hoods
SArsaparllla for TIA, tiret feeling -
therefore. apparent 70 every ore. and h.
xoesi il via % yea = equally b-yoaEs qass-
ton Remember thai
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

Blows through the rress- most % u who
ca7 set> 81 fer a co'ln-rT lsuEt Fewer
cross the Altar b.. Wherher e. = business
CT pleasure Gals one fruul bau.c. E1sts--
Ter >rr1lach Bs.eerS j. the b--~t AVON
pa1zH1snt q a voyage or a. ogtsug Nachts-
mer- ga clnzliuS. cu-1ussrg=5Al travellers
s1d eal -rs1ts coucur IN tht> oainian- TIE
Buffers = u1rlv4Iiasi for 1tiusss. uAl1risaI,
ty<rsp-1c OF liver disorder
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28
YELLOWSTONE PARK 4 COLORADO


Th- bsriiHTfoa Route VIII rza ave Per
sorsliv cc1siuctet toarS dzrln< the s1zaE-r
- Colorado and Nsiiowsso1e Park Tas
dat@s arr June -. July :. JsIy IL. July Il
au4 1ulv - Write for illustrated pzrzphl-s
Of toe P1-s and box q ths tosr.-
l. ". " ASxLET, Geo Pass ASt. So LoaiA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

NrcH significance IS naturally attached Ia
ne eonlesszon cf a woman that sne hzs
p1rcnassd brick of giitterin< hrasS. re
.aeacen. SHOWS the proud upward rnar,,h on
eoe ssx 70 tnAt place On which man i srIn-
POSED 70 stand superior and s.viaSI. 80
kr21cisco Examiner. >7A-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

Mss SwEErl-u Hnrr DID Won know Z
FSas gong - vsear ny hair curlei tbs even
lnS Mr. Aau. an -'.l szI g On the pa
Ters thls morning - BROOKLYN Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28
Tired

F-s1ux 81 great forre af vii But this =
yn-aEe- - e pals powerfully uqea TIE
z-rve1s sgseez-. ~ iys1 Viii not ian< stand
500 strain To many peop's work On
tasar usrvs-. AID TIE rs<ult : Sssen IN IN
farsau1se vrsrzs uarke,f a. nervous pros
rra-ass.- N every 6f-vvsios- Thas tired
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

hSN HE FoCSD THDL-Jinuy. the Con
= Row are yoa Ending things thes.e hs,r-I
nnest Nike. the PorcheiIn ber--Easv
n<en asaa' &c Y ray-H-Indianapolis Jour
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

hAvINs an unmarried uiIkran VINO Il
larry good looking vii DO more u lSaa-,
ne girls tidy around their kitchen v-ork
s .1 a coEea yards Of aslvire--Arhisou
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

II : not The proper thing 70 saw thar n
= ~ E7ke coed husband Il s Sc
We wco makes the good husband To-
Boston transcript = - -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

H1PsoS--Laysoa Is the lazsest IA, 7
k1oE Juzgles--.Is thai soFs Hio~---
,.lles- WY, that nan Eca't ewes 60
. ne insurance. "-Philadelphia Norrh Ane<.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

NEES VIZ u--s ai-r pi-t1rs In th. r1a-1x ne
g -ezE1sEa1@r- we a. rays esf tie Fao-o
tnas uss TAX > s1osi y 1I.e ago irtiau-
arc > Nsszx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

GzSCINz Love, however rated As the chief
passion OF the human heart. Is but a poor de-
psncent. retainer uPon other passions
~ n4rasioa- graf ltilcs. respect. esteem PRIDE
u the oosecs--Mrs. Inch6sld
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

a MAY vii tel you % everT Improvement
ne pG.s CO his property, hat he never tells
you OF tee morsgase E1as be has pot on he
l1proveuenE-S Y Advertiser.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

THE tear down ehzltihaad-s cheek ,ha.
Hous : Ike tie dswtrop On the rose. wen
rexE the sumner bre~ze comes bv All
waves the bush. the flower Is irvl-Sssr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

WIZ yo1ng girl IS Is the eligibility "a
Yong man eepends good deal % yshar
sri q . nrssache h has When she Is D
2ccoG1L-SouerTir. Journal ~'---A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

MpNET i a h1n.izza5 leo. a. tzoz kuovvess
. a~et = IA stress b. thua zuovres- not
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

=. DoeIoA- sad The anxious rathsr. ayy5i-
- - nargly spezk above ! 1850
.sSai h-s e tAkea eoll, e. go ~
" Es esa gAnse.=N sss.agtsz s:sr'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

TIE soul and spirlr that aniu4-aS ard
keeps up society 5 mutual rr-rsr--Snurh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

A cigar flesory has iust besa es,4b-
sisasd AZ Atsriees. aad Is in fan opera
aes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

BrEssEDSEss Is whole eternity. older
than d4unatfon-- Richter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

Isrru - the root. hus human syrpa.hv
Is the rower % PrIetae4l llfe--Chaoin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

u1llt. the- ssy1 - 4 it-lSe AL Eenerarss soul
sad t4s pecszllsr sgl IA vTh.ch virtue pr-1s-
r-rrs -ts,s,sstus8n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

biologists aver that IN 100 years the
lea viii y extinct.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-28

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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-01
FOR MURDER.
Thomas Davenport and the Dead Mans
Child Held.

LEAvENwoRrH, Kan, April s1.-At
2 o'clock this afternoon Justice Bond
rendered his decision binding Thomas
davenport owe to the July term of
the District court for the murder of
j. I. Lamborn February II at his home
near Fall Leaf, and holding Charles
and Annie Lamborn, children of the
murdered man, as accessories. The
question of bail for the prisoners will
be argued Wednesday afternoon.
Justice Bond said that the presump-
ton was not SO great as to justify
holding the defendants without bail
In delivering his decision Justice
Bond said, after carefully weighing
the evidence adduced at the prelimi-
nary trial last week, he found a strong
probability that the murder was COM
united by Davenport, aided and abet-
ted by Charles and Annie Lamborn.
The prisoners stood while the justice
delivered his opinion. They were not
visibly affected.