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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

receruy widely hetslded expetiment
for making the blind see by meas OF
the Roontgen rays, regtellully re-
marks:
"Is It not cruel to raise such hoppe
when there T. so little ground fer
them? Tho rays are not demonstrated
to be transverse vibrations. IL they
were, we would have to fini means for
refracting them to make possible the
projection OFT sufficiently small image
upon the retina.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

BOSTON, Dec. l. The American
Board OF foreign Missions today re.
ceived u csblegIsm from Representa-.
tive OF the intetnationsl relief com.
mi.tee in Constantinople, stating tn
an ! appeal had been received from
Bitlis Ia behalf OF 1000 orpbans AM
500 widows, many OF when were
driven IRON theiI homes, where tt ell
husbands, fathers and brothers were
KILLED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

To nc Constructed NJ Cost of cc5,'
COO, 900.
New York, Dec. l.-Secretary Swas
OF the New York and New Jersey
Bridge company said today:
"rhe New York and New Jersey
Bridge Construction companies have
to-day made contract with the
Union Fridge company OF this city
Tor building o bridge over the Hudton
river at Gust OF not to exceed s2o,-
000,000."
Mr. swan added that contribution
bonds covering the cost Of the bridge,
lis approaches and stations, Will SION
be Ulitrsu TO investors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02
FOR ARMENIAN RELIEF.
Indifference Displayed by Now York
society.

New YORK, Dec. /. - Chauncey
NJ. Depew says he is astounuei thai 81
little interest 10 taken in the A rmeuiA Il
distress by the people OF this city. He
went this afternoon to HOyt's tbeateI
where he was TO preside al a sale OF
boxes for an entertainment to be given
December 10ih in aid OF destitute Ar.
menians. Ii was then decided to post.
pone the advance sale OF eeats indeti-
niteiy. This, too, Ia spite of the fact
that ], 900 invitations had been sent 10
prominent people In this city to attend
the sales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02
PURE ROOD AND DRINK

More comfort and pleas
ure from tea--try Sch12tHe' !
Best
No risk-if you don't like
it, the grocer returns your
money in full.
A sehilling & Company
Saa Francisco A7o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

DOLL! Dolh! DOLL! Ia great variety
dressed AMI uniTessed, kid bodies
and bisque heads at all price,. Equit
able Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02
Think what
it Means

to be aole 10 go right
through from Denver to
Omaha. Chicago, Kansas
City, s.. Louis-to eat
when you wish-to sleep
when you feel like ito
smoke when tho notion
strikes vou-to live as
comfortably and fare as
sumpiuously As " You
were In the finest hotol on
thu continent.
Net these are inst the
things the Burlington's
"Neslibuled Flyer" offers.
Leaves Denver $50 pm.
Arrives Omaha 400 pm
Arrives Chicago 500 a. IN.
Arrives Kansas City 500
p. M.
Arrives ST. Louis 7.lga. nj.
Tickets and Timetables
on application to any tick
etagent.
rLLAS, Gen'l Agent, Salt
II Walk.r ItIn.lr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02
THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD

Tho only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadville, Aspen Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07
An pE.it~tG -i'G.
WI" N1jto, Ej-n g., Grrat rails and
@pr.Ar ar ISIS f.uurc--isn..

Who NlHa> a EI.is tn Grrat rult~ and
-prAr or "j, Impressions.
George Ltao ros .f C&.za-y, Albert,
n ", r., but faru.ryot Montana, ar
rived A.re yca@r.ay ooert.e Great Fa.ts
and aara3a AID =pnat4 day "a .he city
looking ap aome If 4ia otI .ue friends
Mr. Ian. is the sen Of j. ". Lane Of
N.rs MA City, and he ia On Lis Kay 10
pay visit ~ his faaer, who ia one OF
the very early eelrlsr= u tho state, tav-
ing come here in loGt, and being one Of
tie first disCOyerers of Alder gu'ch
George Laue, speaking yesterday to q
IGHr%E reporter, said that it was about
II years ago that he visited Great Falls
last At that time he vas punching
cattle for Con Kohrs and ne rounded up
the bunch about where Central Avenue
park and the fountain now are.
lie had 10 drive about 1900 steers
across tie river about the spot where
the rai,roa1 bridge row is. "Thcra used
t, hr a e. cd tard there, bat just holgw
il, on toe vest side Of the river. there
/ "a7 Il very traaenerous qulnk-and, said
/ -I. Lam. "ald / layo seen good
many cattle ct caught in its embrace
and i1aI. get drowned, bsI was COM
/ ing across the bridge today / r0trd by
some rocks and other land marks just
. whore that IulcNeana used lo be, and
suppose / is thnrs YETI
/ Mr. Latr SAID ms 1T rNe time It
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07
STILL
AMOUNTING TO $558,269 $50
!mme Sc OlIerings Astouua the Treas
ury EXprrts--tii:tte Bank Il
High Bidder.

WAsnnNCroN, Feb. 5. -Four thousand,
six hundred and forty bids for $685.
300, so worth Of bonds!
Such is the tremendous total of sub
scriptions opened at the treasury de-
partmcnt today in accordance with the
terms of the call issued a month ago in
viting proposals for 5lOO,0OO 600 of
United States per cent bonds to run
for 30 years from February l, 1896.
These figures do not include about
Sl20,OO0,O00 Of crank bids rejected as
bogus. The immense offerings astoundcd
the experts Bids literally swamped the
treasury department, which Was SO
taken by surprise that at 6 o'clock to-
night, although extra clerks had been
hurricdly drafted. the work Of tabulat,
ing the bids was stiil m progress and it
WAS jmpo ~ibln 10 tell with dcriui5rnces
how many bidsant ro' what aggregate
had been rcco reG, al figure, in advance
of the upset price Of 1lO,OolI at which
IA syndicate composed Of i. p.
Morgan ~ Co, PIiuy r,sk q Co., ald
the Dsutrlhe Bank q Deriin offered to
take the whole loan, Bids ranged from
par up 50 single &J3 hid at 100 1t is
impossible. {. 'cefore, to eay At this time
how the a&.ras ~iil bo made The
treasury officials regard the loan ae a
complete eugoe-,, both as to the popular
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07
ABOUT RAILROAD RUMORS
VIII 1t Buitd North to Great fa,l,
During til" Coming
Season?

crop of railroad rumors are fioatin
around. OF course it is impossible
ascertain from any authoritative sourt
a confirmation or denial of most Of thes
stories, which generally relate to Il
proposed extension of the Buringto
system north from it's present terminr
at Billings. Railroad companies in tbee
days do not herald their proposed extci
sions into new territory with bra.
band, and il it were the purpose of H.
Burlington road to build on to Gre
Falls next spring, it is probable that tn
| first Knowledge of the fact would con
to the public when the graders cor
menced to throw up dirt along the lin
of the survey. TUE TRIBUNE has q
desire to hold out false hopes on encou
age expectations on the part of re-
dents Of this section which may be q.
| appointed, but it gives these stories +.
Tor " hat they may be worth. J he gre
advantages which would result to Gre.
! Falls from connection with the buE
! lpgtOu p, stem on the south are SO :.
evident and the desire Of the people
see another and competing Iiue OF H..
way enter this territory So great TIE
the wish may be father 10 the thougi
in the case ii these rumOrs which H..
cate the coming Of the Burlington (
Great Falls.
First, II Is stated that private lett.
received BY more than one residgut 3
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07
Brief, but Terrible.

HARrroRD, Conn, Feb. G.--'Ehe $40
train has gone through the bridge at
ForestvIle, II miles south of here
Thirty persons are reported drowned or
missing.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07

silver 6EfU8.ICaaS WORRY
Carter Opposed to the t~mbination-
Mantle Says .. @m
Silver Mau.'

WAsnlNGroN, Feb, T. The bclated
tariff blIl emerged from the finance com
mittee today and made its appearance 10
the senate soon after the session opened.
Chairman Morrill, made the report, stat
ing that a free silver amendment had
taken the place of the original bill and
adding, amid laughter. the closing Phrase
Of the official procedure of Masaarhu-
sette, And may God save the common
wealth. Quay made two attempts TO
hav the tin rqcommitted TO the com
mlttee with ms ructions TO report back
separate tariff and free silver bills, bot
was cut otr by UarIiamentry objections,
HIS resolution for rec. mmltmeut will
come up under the rules tomorrow
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07
AGAIN AFI OAT

Steamer st. Paul and the sand Bar Part
Company.
New YORK, Feb. 1.-The steamer st.
Paul of the international Navigation
company line, which went ashore on a
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-07

J. =. Gieske has ao,d - per cent Of all
the property cold in Belt, all because he
never pushes his customers and has the
leading property.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

he EAGLE = reliably inform
-. ta-zi a. 4rrzzS~z@mzS for th~
Grzz1 Military Eaezmpm%nt 70
- A~at az I1eksoz- fron Izlx
- 20 Az<zst :. IneIzss4e an.
nov zezEIz= saz7lezioa- An
attractive zilItzrE p-uc-zmn~
Ia e-~z pr~zzs-sreas ~ NzEsr
Sez~-zl BsliEp->. azss- n 4sss.s-
ta02 IAereto there VIII b. ssanr-
l=S AZ TIE rssv5liaa Al I-s-@n~
siEEeEzEe- Iasaxl50 EeSc- kzssr ssr
iAe oeezsl9z- every zz-Ar ex-
erPs >ZGs-=y. The GzaEs Gen
ssAz1 % jxr&sss1 fArrsssfn. IN
1zSse- % Saturday. Az<m~c /.
lAe-e Ell h~ a grand military
2-ArsA-s~ iAr09-h iAs srrrwss 0f
me city, Oz Wednesday. A
s'-ss \ Governors Day Cover
nor AeLzZrln wIIl r~vS~w H.
troops and On FrIzAy. Azrzsr
> there VII BE a shz- hssrrI-
lzAA1Ery- cavalry and artillery
ali taking part bat fkeS< su~~EsI
is4GZres Ell nOs interfere viii
he daily gard m0znI Gonna
ny ard battalion drills and th@
dancing On Az<zss ! and :
there viii be bicycle rzesS. op~u
10 the SOZth- al which loo.s@
diamonds VII he distributed A.
prizes and the lovers Of hor~~-
racing Fay enjoy tkezs<gves hv
attending On JAY ~. Azxxss L
! s 4aI :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Ms Phoebe ThOaas. Of Iuue
Iloa Gay. HI w@s told by d.
doctors she lad ConSzmUs,oa
and that there Vas 10 hon. Ea-
Aer- ogr two bottles DIR. KIR~s.
Sew Discovery eompl~selv
cared her and she saws II sars.i
her lIse- Mr. Tno.s- Ee-prs. I5s
Elorl1z ST. Szz Frzneiss,a -
ierS9 from : dreadful cold "a
pEOaeni1g Consumption rrI-,s
Ellh0Ii rcsZlf everything e.
thea oO1saf oae bottle q d.
AH1gs SeE Discovery zad IN
two seeks w2s cared He /.
naturally thankful IL 80
results. Of which th%s~ a.
a = pies that prove lie wOuss@r-
NJ eGeaey Of tbs m<,s5ein~ n
CS1shs and Gods FREE tai
bottle az z z ChIlEou 4 Co-
Drag Store Regular ssxz 5.sr
and sIas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

and he@lthgIvFr< that II = cese-
brzte1 Mississippi i peculiar
" adapted 20 % q lAad Of keme~-
H@re a rroSp~roes sid hospiTa-
be people Eifh orsaizary midas
trv are able 10 draw froza their
sol even article az foo-A EhieA
they cOnSguae. exe@ps lea and
co-ee- and the Material Of ali
IL clothes fAey wear. not e.
esp-ErS E1x and six
II : tAsS prosperity If = ii
E~zeE0E> rVSpo2>~ 81 Su5l zsd
rll=late- fizaE ave Welded a vast
pops zt5a1 to cozztrv lsse and
ks9s sA- p-sase frsns -~aruias
70 ne towns and yet thew an
vs>t tracts Of the richest IzursS
wAlca are yet IN vIrEIH forest.
slowing hoT great are the o9-
Po-112IfleS for iadzStriOzs in
EigrztIon and FOR the invest
Eezf 81 eEterPrSS@ and capital
" hez IE = known that IN (.
population Of Rear a million and
3 half there ! rot . single rTrv
Of 1850 people, Il i sen 81 4
glance kow ezoTEogs = The De
Vel0p-se1s 81 whlch NfS~iS.TFsz.
= capable. how rleh J. the pro--
- Of IsS fzizre-MlSSsS.sOus
edition u the NeE Orleans
PSczyEne-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Postzzsrs--Geze-l Va L
y lsou- Azs tsszess q eTrezIa-
letter 70 al a-ezt> ard l-Spee-
tor Of The Pos--O1ee depart
7s1i ordering TIE sr-eSs q Aav
and al employees q railroad
companies s-z- route agents
and Others Who carry letters
and packages outside The nail
pouches and ZuStaupet The
railroads which are emploved
and paid by the government TO
carry The mail have he~n IN the
habit for years Of Carrying any
thing thrown in the baggage
car. stamped or Ensszmpei- and
II has been discovered that the
government l. losing hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars annuaIIv
On that account -Clarlon-Le5-
ger
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
old PeooIe.

ol4 PsoPle Eh0 require -svls-
enc TO Regulate tA< h.sw~s~ a-as
kidneys wLH xnzs The srys~
rS-eS1y IN EIersrle Bssr@-~
Tha- medicine 6o-- NJ. ssFux-
ate and eDztzIrs 10 wn5-S~v
1or Other Emto15eazf- but Gra<
a. a toz1e and Alternative IL
acts Esl1iy On The stomach AID
h-oEels- 411l5g ssrxnzsh and
giving tone TO the o--zsas.
iherSsy sls1lzg NzfH-e In the
P@r10rzEAzes Of The fz.essoas
kAectTIe BItrerS = m excellent
Appetizer ant zisS Ais~-rsaz-
Old People Szd "a 5Est eUaesEx
sAas fA~y 1@ss.- Prev ST.
eezts Per bottle az z Z chi
l0z7s & Go.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
Coffee Drinking

warnings have jest been l.
sued al1css simultaneously nv
The leading medical soe5esies
CT P2ris. Berlin ard V5~nna
against the evils Of exrsssix.
eo1ee drinking. ~kieh are d.
c1Ared 10 be seeoad only TO
iAo-@ Of 4leOAOlissa Indeea
he symptoms 81 e0zzs drwpk.
arc % sIzz,ar 10 Orvfi-
1~ry ine6riety thai physe:z..
7Sast@nsiy diagnose coffee ua;-
soning a. alcoholic disturbance
ears ago the beverage Vs.
.eas-2Aiy a boEbid1sa one Eor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
Mississippi's Small Debt.


Notwithstanding the blow
and blHster made over the Ms
sis>lPpTs State debt BY parties
10 make capital for themselves
az their party IL Is insignificant
Ehea compared With the s~b.s
Of other SOEtherz States. a. The
following frOz the ClzrSon-
Ledger shows
Those wkS elz5- that NJ
>ls>1PPl \ a inexperienced State
car he convinced 1z-e-pz-Iv BIZ
q FerEsSzl q a s-ztezzrr q -
debt q Tie vz-5ozs Sex-h@-
States Alzhz-1 La 4 e~ks az
~s-lsA-ssae Ars@zszs- ssrsa asse-
'Teorz.A- - H. 5.sk ~ a.,
sl4-ss--S-= Nis~isszaus- sIls-sz
asl@s Y s=sz-i- sass4ss> Norsh
tz-oll24- q -sII- ezFs S.ozrh G-a-,-
l1-.z- --i-Sssa- ssn Terzs- - -
- NI--lzls- -. ass.assa
We b~fEer arxz-ezt -hszlss
- desired a. 80 ~ -aaz@r II
%2aeA q state = covered rh.an
60 >1ow re 2zoznt 81 IL IL
s-roiez-zsss- In IT, l5sr q
stz-es -svs2- AzssssSlpp5 -
t1e sZzllsss debt
-IhGS - the State sor iz-r
grants They can se~ that IL
a--AlTs Az economically admin
s1rzies1 D. h0z@Ss 0@ezas~- r.
is2-zts q The State shszsd esz-
STsGE-2te theMS<gvss tai Gh@v
Ire II IL They uzy TANK The
taxes ar kizh here bz. rhev
doai begin 10 compare to he
taxes II Tennessee Alba
LozEszzz- Virginia and other
STATES
-NE<-7%<rr~ SSwHT -=--&-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
PROCEEDINGS
Or the Lafayette County
Democratic Executive
Committee.

Tie meeting Ezs c1Zs,s 80 order
60 %lzr l5sh 5T ~ v S1Evzz-
ca1z--azL A g81-zrz being v-s--
~zE sa= t0ls7Ezx y-osse,Ezrs were
k.nz=
IN z0SR11 TIE tll1sgwE1x 1-1.sssrs q
@a-sezs01 were 1SpsEz--.3 20 t,Ss3 /
7riZx<y ca August - I.ss~ t1r
the Csrx-S=z1zz.zE z1r1z-.Kzasr=
axArI
NORTH B1x-s- " P.e-s-. G. 4
Whz-e- Ea@ Rz~x.4 Fzssr-s4 Ed
R.16@r1-. rs1es utzscsr-
>.s1zh Box-Lex R1-z@r. z :
ADAMS D1ek OlTv-r. FzEsEes- VI
206Ez=s51- Pszhcs otzesr-
szKrz
Ca-hrsAxS-R 2 HssrorSe-
E0hz Nslz1a- J = Morgan Fssr-=-
Frank GAIA peace ct5czr-
>nEzs3er<-fb.k DxEsrrarz- e
's-11rs Parks. He-T Shar-- 5EEss.rss.
LA Paris pence G.sc~r-
sExr1
-. 1850 - .. =
a = 49,. = t1'1ss-s- " =
- -. - -
= : - eIl--'--
= y Als.-rsss1- . " A17x=-sis-T
- = n ,A- -asS S1sstf
-. - A -
80 41asn AA-si'-cs's'
: ~-a- -'1ai1i~ . 11l'e'r-
szsr Z
SSesKr Crsex-Z G. Wsar--- IN
E1-s.z1x- Ss.Kr5zr Bsz-1- Fnare~. "
2 W1lr<- p=zhcs officer
Or-Tus.sEL G. Crvx-L L h Or
, TEeik Nzz- H15rs=A Ii G-zw. u-sn.,
! 1t1esr-
T4Fsnr<-LsEls Sl.x- Z n VII
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Prof j. B T. Moss informs -.
TAI ne las fea4tersd hss RESI-.
aailoa a. principal Of tn "
.nd p college here 10 aeesOs
ne prInelpalshTp Of The war;
Inssita,e, Oxford Mss the Bar
pose Of whieh seaOol- : % p-~-
pare ss1deais for the STATE f-n;-
xerszfy- Prof Moss Ha ns-
teei geniienzn aad 81 -
Oh rzre ability and While We
Set 10 gve him Up We uzss
congratulate cur SISTER. OrS,--s
On Der having secured H. -
Ices Of SAGA . splendid ma
SentIneI -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Last year one Of Ozr grand
eALdren MAS SICK wish a severe
bowel trozble- Or DOCTOR.
remedies had failed thea re
tined Cha8berE4In-s Collie
Cholera and DEarrho<z R~-exsx.
EhieA gave very speedy relief
We regard L a. the S<s- Md
leE1e ever pEE on the zArkes
for boEd eO@Plz5nEs-Nr z
o. Gregory Fre1erlektoEnNa
las certainly i the best u-ssS-
enc ever pat On the nzrksr s,r
1yS~ntcEy- SIMMER complaint
Collie and cholera iafaarzu =,
children IL never tails 10 give
proDpt relief Ehen uSed IN rxa-
soE1ble time and tie Raj.
printed dIreeGiOzs are followed
R@Hy mothers have expr-~s-ss
inslT sincere gratitude for rh~
tEres i has Effected For sale
By al druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

eAildrez- bur Row112ys eo1es
= cruzk n zzeh by h0ys 2z6
zlri< - b. their elders f2soz-
~ nzzs<a- depression Of sPIrlts
and q lzek Il appetite arr
s-ong the symptoms Of e01es
poisoning. and the e1ort on ihe
a.srf Of a ec1Srmed coffee drink
- 10 become total zbSs1Iner
: similar IN rs<zlr 30 tk=zt xAHch
sssgloxs the aha1dOnEezt Of
alcoholic liquors. the nervous
Sysfem being terribly wre1ehed-
" d Tm-&Dcno@rat-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Auditors O@e~.
Jackson Jzly :. IsaS
To THE CBANcEEY CLERK
Dear SII-
l beg 10 call yozr attention
10 The following Instructions
N regard 70 the pension Dis
trlezrlou for Isse. and urv~
y0Gr strict compliance there
Eiih=
l. those noE on the pension
list Elll Eot have 70 apply a-zin
this year. except a provided
below
= NOa vii make Ep and
certify TO the Auditor. a Ia,
Of those whO dre~ for Isa5 that
are entitled TO drzx in ISs
give name and pOstoEee. omit
ting only those who have died
or removed from county or
State, or as provided for BE-
Low.
j IOG viii make lists Of
those who have died or re
noEed-One list for each: give
date OF death where possible
In case Of removal 10 another
give address
T. Those on lists for Is25.
EhO are totally blind have lost
their 1w, both feet or both
hands mast mzke nex applI-
cations See chapter -. Acts
Of 1886
J. All applications to BE-
seted on a. asz4l-tke nrS-
NO16zy n Sspsezber-
g. Notify the A1ditor Al ours
bow many blanks Of ezen kind
roo Wi<h-
q widows who Grex their
deceased husbands pension for
80. cannot drzx this wear
Sithoat zsaklng application
= Do nos AlI TO present I
-OUr grand jury With list OF
se1slO1ers- for their erzrfna-
ion fI
3 Inform pensioners thai
II enquiries about their pen
ION must be made through the /,
'hA1esry Clerk The list l.
90 large for the Auditor 10
orrespo1d With each pen
ioner. "a
Keep copies Of all lists furn-
he'd the Auditor. and enter
4 yoz- Peasion Record. Il
Read carefully the Pension (
us. and comply strictly with !
aeD- and mach eonfGsSon vii Z
E avoided See Code chapter q
p chapter 30 Acts 1854 chap {
T 53 Acts lsss- Respectfully.
W. d. HoLDEK-
Pension Commissioner. :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

IHE Best S4LvE N tn vorH,s
lor CGtss Bruises. Sores CIe~-x
Iali knezE- Fever Sores. Tesse-
mapped Hands. ChIhsxiuS
Cons. and all Skia EruDs50--
and positively e4rss Pies -
no pay required Its rxaxz-
Iced 10 give Perfect SnEssfaesio,
~ money refunded PrSe~ 5
esnis Per box 2 z ChHse,
& Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Before MssiSsiPpi arrives a.
the fzli Measure Of prosperity
her people must learn 70 diver
slfy both erop> and Industries
>4w-llAls are good thG1--
they turn fwo-doilzr pine tr~e
into ten dollars worth 81 Ian
ner-s furniture Actory night
tErn that tez-slol-sr lu-her fnfo
one hundred dollars Eo-rh a.
bedS- table, - Glars vel y
lave thez Eet-CLz-sna I..F----
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Hon Z w CzrEsck Las an
1Oznced a. . candidate for con
gress from the teafh Nezphis
district q Tennessee. On The
free silver ticket
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23
THE PLATFORM.
The National Democratic
Convention l. Ger
tainly S0und on
Free silver

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Chicago National Dez1erzilr
CoaVeaiIoa : certainly sOaEsz
o. TIE FREE eoiaa-~ q silver 4
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-Rseu-zzEzg Thai the aloE<s
question = p4rEZ1~EZs So AZ
others al Ehzs Ilzzr- Sc Elv5tc al
EeMEloz To the EEeS Enzf ghc
Federal Coustir<-Ioa nazae- 81
yer and god ro-rsa~E a. E1e
Esoa~y E~G2lS d TIC [ Gzres1
States and EAz1 the Hrss co1m-
ago aw passed o. Congress an
d. re Ioas-IE4rlo0 zzs1e EhS
silver S08lAr the zoz~s2rx anti
and admitted gold To as~ e0ER-
ave a. a rzsBs ha-~d 1poz the
saver dollar zzis-
We declare that the act %
ISIS ceZoz-fz5nz silver wIth-
cat the k1owleGS~ OF approval
nj The American p~oPle- hsEs ~
sailed IN the appreciation OF
gold and a corresponding EAlI IN
Gne psIce Of Commodities pro
tZccG BY the people a heavy
increase N the 5zrEzeR Of EAxa>
il01 and ali debts pZblle and
private the ezrIrhm-ms 0f the
s1z<-1zz class al hoze azsi
abroad PEosGrzsloa Of Ez3zSzry
AMI f@poveElsAm~mE Of Tx
p~npee-
We are Ezaif~rzhly Opposes.
30 tAs= E92om@szAEszz whsch
szs Aockes1 East the prosperity
Of An aZs4zsz-EEl P-sPse - sks
paralysis @f bard tlm<sA Gold
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policy and H. 1Gs11sGz Las
erDG<As etA~r Eazaoz< Izsa
1a-z2oEa4 s<rVEs443e 10 Loz6sz
IL = z~s O1ly Ez-Au~rlezz- bat
azzl-Aler1eza- an. II ezz hS
EAs<e2ez4 On The United States
ozly By the sitting Of EAar
sPzr1t and love Of Ie<rty whneh
proclaimed cur political .Ezsse.
p~a1enee n l77S. and Il wOn !;
IN the var Of the RevDlzrSna-
We demand the f-e~ and IN,
l12ls<S- coinage 81 beth god
41a2 SILVER 2t zEe Present -srns %
Is 70 l. EIsh0ZE sailing ssr rh=
ass o. coE>~l5 II any Cshe,
lzzzae1- We demand snaa he
Standard silver dollar .h.aIE b
fail legal tSzs.er. s~znl VIII
gold for All debts. pThgSe and
PrHE1se- and Ne avo- sszeh
lr-l=4A1l0a and EIl pEpvsaE Eor
EAe fGEzrp Tie Gem0z<szariau
II any kind Of l&-Al E<ua.es
n01<y BY private eozrrzez
-@s are opposed TO ahs
P.oA1ey ans. Practice Of Sz-rrn
GrrIzg 10 the Assga1e-S af IL
ssAH-z1l01zS II IT, L zzsS1 Sszs~-
sA~ oPGa01 reserved 81 zw ID
ne g0VeEZEenr Of rpss<~-g5us
s&@A 0oA4-zEI0zls In either II
Ve- eaEn - gold c0Ea-
We are oppose to the H.s4
H. Of Iz-ers>E- bean Tar b.szss~ a
t2- Castes1 States n tine q
p~2cs and eUzs.ezzz the rrz-sck
EzS via banking syneEiears-
wAleA- an exchange fssr houss,
and II an ea@rmox< profit "a
IAez>~ives- supply The Federal
1r~Asz-er EIEh god t.S maintain
iAe Pssslex u Sold zoaom<;
al1sz-
-COGz-sss alone Las The Dow.
e. 10 e0lz and and assze mo1~x
and President Jackson Dc.
cared EAsAE tbs power eozE.s
net BE d<a<-zted To eDrva-z-
ElO1> OF Individuals We th~rS.
ioEe demand that the power Ia
sssslzs Eoses 10 eIrVEzxse a
money D. taken from NJ
s's'1-2a banks az1 that al paper
money SHALL BE issued directly
ey iAe Treasury DepArsmxaI.
rsN-es11ede In e0la and ~
eS1vzhle for All debts pxhlIe
and private
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

The attendance al the ChaE
iAuqGa al Crystal Springs l. in
ereasing daily and il bids fair
10 sarp4ss all previous gather
Ings Of the kind in the South.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Dc-tsr s-ntlzspt5c Healing ~
i EZaTza1e~6 90 cxrx og1 =.s-~-
On zzz % h<1ss 10 zzfrer q
Low i"zg Standing Ar Dr.
-1sss r~fzast he zsoz~y fit zIl-
To c--s- Prlcs &c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-07-23

Rev ITi r Hicks. the ~.
Louis weather prophet. SAYS we
SIli have no more torrzlIOes
and no great storms zngll the
e'guinoefizl. in September.