davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

BSts Ns-~ rss-~Eved Eal e5-ae9 5T the
cisF cO4zciI ss M@ra3iAz LAST se<x s1r
s5a.aou ssrses pavIzy bsusts sat s.5 9ge
Sidewalk iIpruTszeasb bsatS Chacax'a.
SsN Tork. Bassson aa4 CIzci1a1si ezof-
saltsss we're repres-nsed N she hhta
souas ot shez ezuiax representatives
On the g-oGnt Tie tairh of hara- PEG
pie in these hou1s ~ n s1ysssne-s Ms
manifested ia tse tHrs shas hoza issEss
were awarded 70 local hifEs-s. sh- kits
Ot ths Cisizsns- Savings Bank AMI os
EarEss E0shenhsry & Co being she
highest 4Ioax those os<re,3. sae kaa<
taxing she ssrses paving hosst& saIIe
N1rkss Eosaeah@rr 4 Co r0s sac side
s1lk hoats The nee pr-EiEn pa51 t1r
shs boads is sE1a As ssaz ~ the
work Fee shi-h seese soa.ts we're tssae,I
s1all have bs~n eonze1ced szoen--
issue of s5sl.aao t1r the sane purpose
~. be ul1e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14
scAsr -oPs Fos MILTON
hiEst~ g.a - D-.a- rs< fEfun q ssGsr -a--
r-~s-- -e our rr~~rr ~tta -va.l1.


ksHES&rss. MAJ rrt -lr l. sn.s-r-
ssa.asi that -ia.s srissn.ilr assi.,ss rah-h the
ssas- department - -xer-5nsr in h-hsllf
~ Nr e-N~a Milrau- * Nsnsa~. sem
--u--,t nF s,5urt marital 90 h.- sn,ss .1
tuea~ Nre limited - tA,. e,lsuglsa ls riz-
the 1-se-siou vaes r-aehe,t sn a s1n1-
mary EA-u-r- Nl-hsac giving aav op-
p-lr-unzsT s1r f-s-us.. a-,t s.ss azlst. -v
- eEamtls i2ra a. ra-- esrczllzis-ltns..-s
% ths cases. The eFarr now ss-ia-r
z1aste n Nasi-isE ant Havana 8, -asr--
slr~ - 20 Ia the lsns - securing a .iss-
az af sx-,EasioE f1r a-sl ifIs,i.-ar rtnlv 20
T%rnls sz-h an iavesrs4ati.an - sire
Cs'np-sisar iz-.isi-ur a. Is .iesunn,1s-t a
rhs interests q hlt-zaaa1.F
l. Q, aas Thought tA1e aav a-1raluz
wIll DO mate - ---.-u-. a eivti -rras foe
NIson sr aHT - hss ass.l,-ia--s who
may be s1uasi - b-- auua 1ls Ameri-
eaEs. zh- treaty susi~r rvat,rh sgs.l
transfers = .sz-issslssss,sFn aas.s h.s-a
azsh~rtg maize appearing - have 10
bearing In the pr-s~nr issEaas~ The
a-<s article = zhs pr'lesas-li h.sssss-sa
the aas<st states ant spain signed
1szEarv - - concerning lzsi5.-atz
pru.s-rtE-e. pr,gvfst,s-s A. f1il1gssz
NJ cit z-a u rh.s Cuzse,E States -
-5stin- "a spain. assr al jls.,.ut lsEaasEs -
her ulrraEzhrtuss T.gss-ssaru- e1Ars--1
vita asss> = -s.stls5nu. srss.As.ln ar ea1u-
spf-aseF against the tuz-feft58ns. the
pstblis .-,s'rriry- r.l,- integrity ~ ts,-
territory 80 against rils ssIae~ue rlr-
e-umsut- ar an lsaer s-riEls u-1at-e-
ever shalL - sHa is.tt.-,i e. rrial - aur
eEerps5uu1z --fhsEalz hHz ssNs.iuls5 Ee-r
b. sh- ordinary irlra.sfiesf1u- sEe~pt "a
s1e eIse q b.-ia-r rapsur5sri sIra arms
in haasE 81
{ nst-r rhis 1rtis-Is many AE1erf...a1.s
resilient in Cgaa IN The past yea= have
had tksir esLs-s Transferred to eiv5l
courts through ths interveuriau -
CousEl-sI<u<raI Williams bat she-=
does zoe aPp.ar ta be- the slightest
ground sor Gaining W5lr1u O. b.
--rvsitieEs 20 cuba. anI -he artists.
raanot. therefore. ~ masi- To- Apply -
hfm
The same protocol hssssrver- xhiea
va u@--osfarezt by Calea Gushing pr0-
visi-. that sha-s taken airh arms IN
hanst a. excepred IN the article
quoted. ,halI b. tris-t ay- ar7ilzarv e,l'1H-
cIi x Nar. shall have e'7uuss 20 ,iz-
h-nsI them AMI tn right - eeup-si the
asrenstaassss q Nira@sss-~- ThHs aLs1 re
la.-= only 20 -esht~ns.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14
DON DICKINSON DENIES
Anzf D~1s1a@~. F9rs .t.A~ssx aaa Lgs-t
rh< seas<m<ass sf .<aars~ y~sz- rA.E sA-
NA<algaa seats D<ns-r.sax s.a.-ass.,a
u&s saafEssh-,a ~ O1n<r Hslas-s Fassx-
sbk= to the kEnaanAsrraklsa

DErEs1Fr- NIeh-. Mag EL-Hau Dspo
VI InesIaSoa has given cut FOE 7ub-
leatI11 a reply rg the eharx-s maize
n the aItest States s-nat<- Thur~ily.
By Senator Ness IN regard - thu eva-
troa IT the Michigan state a-Gae-z.si.-
e'1Gvwut5Du bv otf-e-hs,{s4ers. Mr.
Dt.ziSiusoc saws that Senator E-=s n n
srrur n all Of his statea-ents ab.lSE
the Niehiga euuVvzrfau- ~ are she.
other southern senators N ho have b..s
making threats ot senatorial fuv--sf-
<1shoE q the eampai ru eliminating
IN The r~sult % that erloVensh0u- H@
asserts shas neither Chairu1az Ssev~a-
s.1u nor anF body else iszz-st aav efr,-ss-
lar - 0-fer-holsi<-s IN eoue-sb1n With
hat essnTe1sbsu-
0s.i-e-holet~rs tarsrabs- - .h- ~
zfnnss-zth1u we're vusnu-h-r-4 II
e.zsA euaasF Azs3 state .-uavsz.bsszs ~
oe-e--hol.i<rs With free .sTv-r prvs-l w.
si--4 sos ea= sf the E-a<3--s % sh-
1agor1fy O1 the 1oor - the e,sav~a-
ra1u Wa 4 federal oes.-r-aolsEsr
He deai~= that delegation. w-r~
1lle't by P-rssos t-om czssist- the
cuansS-s r~pr~seus~st
The le-tsl-I z=1 never hal o IA ior-
~ o. eel~xare. elected o. 81 0r ..Sor
01 the e'7EsrzrY. Tia rvtz-z tabzIx.@ss
ey the atutnis-ratsou forces Before
the delegates reached the city shovel
, strong Majority a-afzss free silver
The talk ot the ase Of no1-y IS p.trs
and una6RlterareG SANDER aud I1eE
II any money Vas us-t Ia this STATE n
the campaign Il was used In behalf Of
free silver syatiess-- orzanfE-,t s11
existing outside % shis state and eur-
Eishi1< zz0o=y 20 carry 90 she cam
paixn IN this state.
In es11ciEstoc Mr. ntexfasou =ars
that Il ha- been d-zo1srrare,3 that 40.
more thaa twenty-five per cent % ne
de=Osrasie voters 0t this state fswor
the free and unlimited es1iua<s % ST.
v-r- Mr. Dfexinsn1 declared that th-
Chicago eonvearicn viii not tav1- the
policy ot free enizs<- ~ The ratio ot
"a 20 l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14
Cs-at ss-a ss Fan wh<~s r-s- vtzs -
4a<~1 A<r,AxA

T0sosro- Ont. Nay Ia-Th@ OarArs1
department Of axrseulszre has issued
th- spring crop bzlestn- which says
that the general e01ditio1 % the fall
wheat crop !. poor with q r~stzc-s
acreage Clover reports are ar present
zzssrorasl<- There ~z. eocsi6erzbIe
tr-~x5nx cut during the winter and
spring The rezarxAbl. esriirezz o.
the growing seas0o 10 alluded 20 and
trufs /. said 20 crocrfze well
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14
CONSERVATORY AONcss

E>x~rs-zs tas B~<@aa~ saa H~x ca-r..
WAzz-ssros. Nay lA-Co1z-n.,ory
s6v5s<s have he~1 r-cetve6 he-- q the
arrival q -1- steamer B<r-n6a o. she
eoAss G. HonGzr~s. e1s noshiEx - said
IN the eanl-grxz ss 20 uhether SIZE
sEeee~zie.t IN ls.dizr the arnns and an
zzniti01 as vel A. The ~ zea who
vere Abs4rd her wher she Lefr JACK
s11viIl< tw0 ~sSix< sgo II = believed
however. the eh5ees ot the voyage vas
secouplished. tor .h- could o.kerwt--
have reached TruxiI,0 CT Pzsrso Cors~z
Q re<k carrier skxz ale as1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

In co1s<4genes Of aeh1zg- IA the "a.
by the Lass legixl1r=rs. sae Eeesiax 0s
see hoarc ot szSerylsors % Ante coGnsT
azd sae opeainy Of the eaazee-y court
ocrar % EAessn@ G1y-sse srss Esa1ar
Il NIy- Bosh these bodies a-- 10. =
sesstoz as Lib~rsF. occupying dz.ersns
-Oozs n Ehs eoGrshoGse. brisxizx zsous
1 e1aescz Ia she s-zasIc-iSa st 5.zsznesSA
Te- sane o1-s-s-zhs clerk os sh4
cE1-cs<y eU1-s bag alsS cler< % shss
ho1r1 q sUpervisorss and see ste-iE
saos@ elEl requires as pcsse1ea a.
eoza orxz1xsz.zs1s-seess sa-es sne A.
rola-Esns % s7ec11l @=pzz5=4 - zz-eaE
-5o1 hcEA ho.1leS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Pz~rss NA<ss. In ta< Prx-tz~. % Gz4yz-
sz1- E=4-&~<. Ezzt-<is D-.<rsx-1
NEw Tozx- MAJ IA cable 20 the
Herald t-c1 Pzaa=A says sAz- Prse--o
Vb-to. The eapf-al Of ta= Pr1Ti-ee Of
N.nabt. In G1.y.zuf- ~as ezsi-eIy
destroyed By two earthquake <ao.srs
On THURSDAY night The sAoSi1> were
ssec@essed by foods. fnEz1arinx the
city NAuy lives arS supposed 70 have
been lost P1e-to Vi~io had PopzEA-
Efon q lo.eoo. ant <s.s situated ut tzr
- -. - :. : 1.ss5rtsrTLLx Er
- ----s-s.------s--A u.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

lac G-aaa Lodge ot O.11 FsIIoxs n
sessao1 Al Abe-@=ea l1ss week s-ee-ed
EAs sollo~iaz s1esrs- >Izoa Fris.s. os
Ssarkstlle. grad =azser= L w Gales.
ot jEe<soa. ssPzsy r-z,1 zasse-5 J W
s-@~ar- q Ness Po1a-- grad warden.
Walter G. p Dosy. q G-sa.5A- xraad
seeresa<ys J. L P0wsr. rrzz1 treasurer.
N0ar0s NeCiGrx. Er1zd representative
W NJ SE<i<<l4z4. grad eAasGnsz- W.
L Hszisgszy- grzzi El-saals Nax
sln-a- grad eoa11--ors q c B-ooze.
<r-at aer1izi VILLAS FFsses. graaE
g<1r4l1G.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14
EARL GREY cessuaco

~ rhs rr~~p><s ss B11a~sys fs~ ys<
Asrzag IN Gssf EaA<h-
CArx To~s- Nav n -A&vtees r-eetves.
t-0u Bulu-ay0 SAY tha. a ze-sfax ot
the troopers hAs been he'd n. that
place a. ~hieh resolution wzs pass-ss
e~zs1-izx Earl Grey. sGni1iz-rasor %
the British >.5a-h Africa Co. tor not
x-vizx q ~rIrse1 promise that cheT
sho1lf BE s1uP<a.s-eGt1r tkei- losses.
aaG thr~arszizx- n eo1seque1ee. TO
refuse 70 sEpp.or- shs company The
r~beis are quse-- xh- dispatches say.
.rt s1o~ 20 axxr~szireress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Iarkse1- Mar F1-Th@ Fess~rzI r-znI
i1ry hAs IzsIi<sesE A N GzII- Jr-. Zoe sAs
Ia-~szy ef postage sEazps s-srz sAs pas.-
ocsre AZ Ciia-ca. where his f4sk@r .
possEaszsr- Tss c0zrs csuvxasst shis
a;seraOsa 1zz disposed ot cases as tsl-
lows For znllxfEg retailing. Jim
Prize. Jack Oliver. Jsn Nexuaa. VIII
NiIlsr- HAzaah ESbEnsau. J9ha Berry-
hiIl azd Phoebe RolSasoa- each nas
gEusy- FOr sane o~ezse- Nzss ssEhs.sa-
xzilsF. $40 ezs AMI Costs aad fo4r
n0asas n C0ssAh county 5aiI. ToG
Foress. x1ilsT- stao 6ze eossz And six
@aasEs il Cepilh eo9nty i1iI. SauzsI
7 Lofsin- ple.1et guilty os viOl.sisx
the peasioa laxs> nos Jet seasereed-
Alexsn1-r >azas.srs and Hsnry Miller.
TRAD az4 foGz1 <uiIsF Ot passisg eoza-
serfeis noaey- ssasensst each 20 pay n
tae of $50 zaa3 epsss 1zt 70 I've Yeas
ilprEs1s1@ns In Kings eeansy. New
Nork P<nisentIlry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Drs vote Of 81 20 Isi the ks=se. On
- ~ rrsased 80 co1czr in the sem
- aDendzent 70 the naval aPprOp~s-
ox3un Ill reducing the number az bat
tlel16pB 20 BE cocssruete1 u7<er is
pr1vfsxBns frvca four 90 two
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

FKD9RAr JCnsE szzzAs. On the -sA-
6freeeed The res-ase zzi>r hahezs cor
- Il TIE 01c<-x arrested ~ Fort
11b<nnn- Neh. for c7~-attzx . can
ssea- He rubess that sh-y bad . right
- ksrP lsqzor ~ An s-zT post
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Tn veuexzeizn eoz-Essio1's chief
A1seorteal expert. Prof. George L
D1r. of Cornell university. sailed tOr
8of1and- On the .th- 90 Investigate the
Buxeh record- bsa-in< Epoa TIE Gui-
un1nn bozrdarv disp1te-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Cart. DCSS OF the cruiser Petrol
reported 30 the Canadian depart1ens
Of marine and fisheries. on the 5th. the
sefxzre Of u American gill nets in
Canadian waters. together with 30
pounds Of piekerel- perch. etc The
Petrol was put in commission On the
fx&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14
UNCLE MATTE sTRAuoHs
c-s~orss-s Hls oas Hzas--a .aa FIrsA
B1rxA6aF A1zf-.-.arT-

ESsr1sEe Ind. May ta-Sa.hanieE
>sraughz- tazEiariy kno-z a< -CzeIe
Matte. ce1eh-ase3 ais oue ku-5r-d
and 1t-h birthday anniversary Friday
hT q Publie elzae- azd r-uzEoc OF his
pr0g-zy. az "A. heec his czs.orr .sz1--.
ais erztenziAl birthday azzt---sArT-
His descendants present consisted q
two daughters azE oce scc-s0, = and
g yea-s Cd respectively g <razs5-
s.ilt-~-- vz-T+ng n .gs t-om 81 years
to~rvzrc- azt a 4<-~atg-z1.5chE6-e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

1D Indiana Repabiiean state eo1-
ysRf1sa. a. IndiznaPoiis. cn the T-h-
ns1<ueted its delegates 90 vote for Ne
xnlsy st the natiO1al eo1vensioz as
Scaw oshe vas in the race for the pres
6wklnz noriustsou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

HE1Ax " NV0Sxrr. better known
- h h HoSzesS the nzlsi-zrr1erer-
w.s hnag-a q. PhilasselPhia, oo the
stA- AR the murder ot Ben.aztz r
Pl1ezl in September. Iss-s. ooe Of the
Enny mmrt~rx .trrShzses1 90 htz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Ex-SKEzYY wrLIIAM EvEzzAxr. %
LsPortat Ind. WAS found dead az his
residenes o. the sfteruoon of the ssh
Heart dfsease IS the supposed cause
The depsAsed ~zx . forsy-niner. and
w1s 90 Of the Oldest residents of the
county He wzs eleeted sheriff by the
dewoexuxs In isS&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

FArLrzxz throGxhoGt the United
esatss for the we~x c1ded ca the sch.
= repcrted by E 81 Dan A Co. uur-
heFsd 1as. azzinss ~ for the corr~-
spua1lnx wreck of last year For Caa-
80 IL failures were -. against II
- y0r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

TN NAY crop szTetin issued oy the
0Ato ssase board Of agriculture, on the
I'll. p1need the cocdisioc of the wheat
rup b hat state erea lower than the
bu1lseta for the fss Of April. when il
wAs pux at s. per cent of an acreage
crop xow ii Is pzt at Ooly IS per
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Tn Lorton Globe. In An article On
IL 49, aduiaix.ratiOc in Canada.
0ys thas the great aud comprehensive
pntiry d<fned BY Sir Charles TuPp~r
b De nanifesto which he has tr<s IS
saed. = worthy Of that statesrnsn's 5
kcnG and honorable career
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Or NoxrE. The Nitrate King -
ASted becsuse q his immense inter
- \ sl,e nitrate beds Of SoufA Amer
- <ssk sadienly IN Lo13Sa o. the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Tn prea-sient further amended en
tn eeh- the eivil-s~rviee rules By \
supp1e8ental or.>r Bringing into the
elannz4sk service the interstate coz2
nafea epuni>siou- which embraces
shoas oae hundred and forty p>->0cs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

: kssU E-sDzED acres Of la1t eear
enydaEvi1ie. Pa has h>ea lease1 hT .
nznbsx Of S.c-z1toa caPi-alss.k Thss
s<ses u lad = supposed 20 ahcu-1
With IL riehess veins os az-hracsss
cun1 h noxsheassern fernsyfvzuA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

kosxzr FCuxxroS- president os the
Old Curiosity club of New York. and
N fnA1zsrio1s collector. has letter
vrifsea by Jay Gould e. yezrs ago.
when he was = poor surveyor. asking
the late Judge A " Sherman for the
ioan a . surveyors level
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

PSnsoscc. May IA peczlizr case 0f
polsoaiax. involving sessr1l families
has developed sheet disEaaes from Eais
place A azuher &C psopls ree<atly
Asse1bled n \ log rolIizz &C the tl--
Of Mr. Hzxh Wilsoz- Dazeg vas pre-
pars1 fer all pr~seas and everybody r
drank freely Of the s.se-- SaorslT AZ
te-xar1 tesy began % eoGpIaia Of zaz-
sea and pAiss. ia9ieasia< sy7psoGs %
poisoaiag- Physicians we-s kzrr1sdIT 7
sszzoasS xho Egaizis.ersd zasi5o.ssA
A yes z0as have did ta01Es sks life
Of lanes Wilsna "a Gs<p2irs5 eE The
eazss &C ths rotsoaiag 10 4 zysserT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

TIE post Osee department. on the
sth. issaed orders denying the privi-
legs of The mails TO the American
Couppn Investment Co. having 0esees
- Knnnns City. No: Hiawatha. Fort
6cp<t - Hatehiasoo. Kax: Denver.
cxipp2s Greek and Colorado Springs.
Col- - Dallas and Fort worth. Tex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

O. - "a New Lcndon. Co1n-. eel
bzss1 = an elaborate manner her
su0 hnm1Fed and sfrieth anniversary
n uun1her was k.eal. and the crowd
wormuA A handsome soldiers and
ni1ux mcn1ne1t was dedicated Ard
IL euEunr-stoce Of the monument 10
ycnu WmfhrOp. Connectiezr's frzt gov
exunr. - Laid with e<rem0nies beft-
szne - occzsio1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

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ter woak be ready On the I3rh- II
win no< be pzhlish<d- however. zztiI
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

CoriaEh- Nay IL-Ls.is Moore. Ia
ercsIlea< ciEizsa anG a premises. farmer
Iviax nsar The0 IN shts eo9zsy. fell
dad in his ~axon t1ss rs he azd ais
sea we're leaving soEn sscly-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

I'm xe~ YORK county grand Jury.
% ~ m. indicted James b Duke,
pEerf1nnk and the directors of the
A1sEinnn Tobacco Co. charged with
o1nGHisn<y and violation Of the Law in
- thny formed srzxt o. monopoly
- uw e<xzreste4 The evidences
- u1urnse6 By ths S.tional Cigar
- - 3obaero Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

Tie LADIES' Hospital CIzb hesz is
secoe6 AnaEAl meeting Lass seek 1z5
a5Opsst = ehzr-e- zz8s- wAScA sks wcrk
Of co1ss<zcsioa ot .ae h1sIztzxs s1- n
charity hospital a: Ms-izi.n EiIl bs he-
gun The aaze givea % ths hospital
i Matte Her<ee.- Ehe maiden name cs
the pr~sizeas. Mrs = H Wrixhs. wso
has heea uaririnx IN her ssorts IN he-
half % the grs1s zE&s-szkiz<- ne
kcsyt tta, viii Be located oa a hsassitzI
ezIaeaes izss ou:si&s the a1rtherz
e9<sSsass ls=lss q tie s.ty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

UBuH . rehearing Of the appeal Of
WaExun r. Putnam. late president Of
- 0uni<e State national bark NJ
Exn1ws N B.. the supreme court Of
- Cnzked States. On the <-h. Affirmed
- Vnzt The Judgment of the dissrie.
euwt ~ that state and reversed il in
pnxs - net resalt being that the de-
funknnt Putnam viii serve Eve years
= - panitenri.ry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

IN szn Of - oon.a on wzr in5-nnEsy
Wu1 Chin2 20 Japan vas transferred
% tAe lasser's agents in Lo1ana On the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-05-14

I Tn National Electrical exposirion.
undex the auspices Of the National
Electric Light azsoeiztion, opened in
xew York city Ou the ni-ht Of the
1sh Il wax opened by the pressing oi
: guzA hey by the chief efexecutive 0fths
ssa<n. Ger Nortoz. whieh seat out n
ezs<er1G eurreat which discharged can,
m \ 6an Francisco. New Orleans
- nnl Minn-. Augusta Ne. and
L0xm- England. and fro1 the roo.
- - expozition buIding- An i'm
- mosd attended the openi1<-
JAMu CzxUNAx. the Havana cor
rouuruxent Of the New YORK World
- Trc1eriek LAwrenee. eorresPond
~ - ne New York Jozrn2l. hass
- o1pelled fr0@ Cuba 0a the gr0un<
o&n1 - had eziznniatei Gsn- Wey
- EovernEzzs Hsd tAs army.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-06-18

Silence, when nothing need be
said, is the eloquence of discretion.
-BOvee.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-06-18

Young man, hold on a moment
and be spoken to. Rob your par
ents of all they have worked to
save to leave you after they are
dead. Steal horses from dea-
con or mules from a farmer who
is in debt. Tell a one-arm con-
sumptive man to his face that he
is liar. Steal all the sugar from
house when they are cooking
pie plant. Put tar in the bottom
of a hens nest so the meditative
hen cannot turn her eggs. Drive
nails in the boot-heels Of friends
while they are asleep, SO they will
prick their soles when they put
on their shoes. Soak the ends Of
matches in vinegar so they will
not ignite. Smoke cigarettes. Bor-
row small sums Of money and
never repay it. Start all the lies
you can think of against the girls
and women of your acquaintance.
Wear your hair long and go with
your ears dirty if you will, but
don't do the meanest and lowest
down of all things-stand at the
door of schoolhouse or church
waiting for your girl to come out
so you can spear her and lug bel
away as does a dog with stolen
bone, If you have no respect fol
a girl, leave her alone. If yo1
have, dig the dirt from unde1
your finger nails, wash your face
and hands. call for her, escort he
to meeting, pay proper attention
and walk home with her like
gentleman. But don't be loafe1
Elk.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-06-18
DOOrvyays to the Heart.

A renowned singer tried hard to
win the applause of those who lis
tened to her. Her notes were as
clear as bell; her voice was
under perfect control; her enunci-
alton distinct. She had mastered
the most difficult work of the old
masters and rendered it perfectly.
Still she failed to secure the APP
probation she so much sought.
The audience admired coldly; that
was all. Then the singer, in a
voice Of exquisite purity, sang a
simple lullaby song, just as her
mother used to sing it years ago
at bedtime, and the audience
burst into a torrent of sympathetic
applause, which could hardly be
stayed, and she was the heroine OF
the hour What was the difference?
The song of home and childhood
found it's way to the hearts OF the
listeners.
After all. that is the secret Of
this life-to find the doorway to
the hearts Of those about us. Who
are our greatest poets? Those who
have put into verse the things OF
everyday life. Who are earth smost
successful artists but those who
have the genius to put upon can
vas scenes which recall something
in our own experience? Who are
the authors whose names will lin
ger longest in our memory but
those who have studied the world
and have written of it as they
found it?
The weary traveller, distant from
home, listens almost unmoved tC
the most classic music, be it ever
so artistically rendered; but the
little songs which charmed away
childhood's cares and wOoed the
sweet sleep Of forgetfulness stil
his heart and bring the tears to
his eyes. How often, when wan
dering far from the scenes of his
youth, has the sight of some pic
ture brought to mind home, friends
and dear ones, never more to be
seen on earth!
Along the road travelled by us
poor mortals there are all too many
things which have a tendency to
close up the doors leading dowr
into our affections. For much O.
this we have only ourselves tc
blame. Selfshness, avarice, am
bition, pride-a thousand things
continually close the avenues tt
the heart, and rank weeds spring
up along the untrodden, deserted
and lonely paths.
Blessings upon the man wht
drops a word which bel ps us t.
throw open the doorways to tn
heart! Blessings on the voice
that calls back the memories o
laughing, happy bygone days
Blessings on him who by voice
look, act, helps us to keep brigh
the hinges which swing back AM
forth, admitting to our souls bette
thoughts, purer motives, more gen
erous impulses and holier aspira
tions. Selected.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-06-18
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