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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
CHAMPION zOuAvES.
The >esty xsusve~ Of Memphis Capeurs
first rrtxe As san AntaaIs.

ttrst frtxe At San Antanto.
san Antonio, Tex. July 2a-The
famous Seely Zoaaves Of Memphis add
ed 10 thetr long list Of victories by
carrying of first prizs in tie souave
eoatess a. the Interstate drill which
closed here this afternoon
From the moment the SeeIys N arched
of the competitive field there has been
no question Of their winning the first
prize Their drill vas magnificent. and
far better even than their ST. Louis drill.
which made them champions OF the
Caited States They have been out of
reach in the betting. selling asiso6
OF the thirsY-eigh com paEies in cauu
the Neelys we're plainly favorites. And
their camp WAS rhe rendezvous Of all the
lolly spirits among the 15o1 soldiers.
They were the recipients OF many So
ctal attentions. and when the great and
oGiy Capt Kit Deity was called in
front OF the grand stand this afternoon
to receive the cheek tor their prize he
vas greeted with tremendous outhurss
Of applause, which he gratefully nc,
knowledged with one Of his Chester.
neltiin bows
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
WAS a "IEEMISH" CAR.
The owf-Car Passenger FInaIy
Eouna Out.

He seemed painfully conscious Of the
iudicrOus figure he cut as he burst
through the Wildly Tapping curtains of
i nOrth-bound, alI-night car and
serapesi himself into a seat which had
been neglected by the other occupants
on account Of the sea OF moisture " hieh
1t contained His face was beIIigereut-
Iy red and his MISUNDERSTANDING eyes, an
tieiPating with maniaeaI vigilance any
tendency to laughter which his APP
Pearanes might provoke. blazed forth a
challenge TO the entire ear and success
fully dispelled the rising spirit of
iocundity.
The night was the most tempeStu-
Gus of the present season, and in order
to escape the gusts OF wind and water
that assaulted the ear from every diree-
ton some of the owls had gathered
in the aisle. while others had perehed
upon the backs of seats, and some had
opened up their umbrellas. The con-
duetor, with an air OF i1trepidity born
OF familiarity with situations of the
Kind, passed TO and fro among the pas
sengers collecting nicksIs- He was an
ideal owl conductor, bristIiny with
a sense of his importance. and osteu-
tatiouSIy Indifferent to the comfort and
convenience OF his guests
~Ez ish leemizh gharg'. asked the
late wili-eyed arrival Is the despos
lOIted past
The uninteIligible gibberish met with
no response Another block was passed
before the street car magnate came for
ward
-Ez ish flemish CHAR was repeated
somewhat petuIantIy by the Swede-
for he was now discovered
Everyone but the autoerat seemed
buried in an effort to translate the lar
gon. and some even ventured so far
as to turn an inquiring eye upon the
speaker But the giancez were quickly
withdrawn. for the glitter Of i'm
placable hostility in those wild eyes
had become intensified Several more
blocks elapsed
AZ ish Ieemish gharz''
And this time the potertate had
stopped close by to take fare
WhatF snzrIed the latter, with
seornful iatonation
-Ez ish leemish ghar-
For a moment there was a renectIY.
pause-his majesty was thinking.
Limits carr Yes"
Vel. Wy don't you say sos l ask you
tray or four times--Chicago journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
TIE LATEST FASHIONS.

A stylish and popular cape extends
about as low As the elbows. IL . quite
fun. the fullness being usually Of
straight widths gathered into yoke.
A fashion which sometimes seems to
become quite popular is that Of pipings
or cords. This Is q short-lived style and
Is BY no means suitable for elegant ma
teriats.
Elaboraseness is being displayed In
the makeup Of sleeves. Many Of them
are composed almost entirely Of lace
and Insertion: others are tucked round
and round and others are covered with
rows of trimming.
Dresses Of muslin. orgzrdie ard ba-
,iste have the ruf,ies edged With mar
row lace. There may be but ore or
several rufr,es on the skirts and they
are set either in clusters at the foot or
at regular intervals. covering about
half the length Of the skirt.
Cne OF the handsorest waists Of the
season is made Of white China Grape.
IL has vest. collar and cuffs Of white
satin. and 4 stock collar and bows of
white satin ribbon IL is worn with a
skirt Of black satin made plainly. save
for three bias rufiies st the hem
II seems 10 make less difference this
year Just what you wear than how you
wear H. Dresses need not be at all ex-
pensive; in fact. some of the six-e~nt
lawns and dimities make as pretty and
stylish dresses as one could wish for.
II is the way they are made and the
fashion Of wearing them
A simple waist Of taffeta is slightly
full az the belt and yoke The sleeves
are quite wide at the tops and from the
collar out over the shoulders are point
ed sections of the material edged with
erimped ruf-,es Of the goods A wide
plais down the front Is similarly edged
and the tarned-over collar and cuffs are
of white pique.-N. Y. Ledger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
VERY ABRUPT.
AsssAev one ee These Very ssAAes
PPOpoaals-

Slowly the great steamer steamed FROM
the dock Between two stern parents a
yoanx xiri IN tears stood watching the re-
Ce,iInx shore
y hatless young man rushed out on the
per and stretched cut his arms toward the
ship-
Alas. that PARENTS viii be 50 hard hearted
Mary he eried- will you De my wife.
And the sad waves rocked
\ year had passed
The young man had discovered gold
mine on Broadway, and was now worth
$6g. 0e0Oso.
lie rode to the peer in a fine carnage.
When the plank was lowered the young
lady and her parents came ashore.
On. Agernou- the young girl cried as
she bsushingly laid her head on his manly
bosom. this IS 50 sudden.--N. Y. Jour
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

Little Rock, Ark. July s4-Charcel-
los T. B. Martin Of this city today re-
esivet telegram from Astoruev-Ssa-
era Achsnna stating that Presidents
aeaInIsT nad Just granted a pardon %
1890 " AIS ex-rreslteas Of the
Isl Nation1L Baa< OF Lfttle Rock, Who
was convicted in the CuEssd srassx rc,' :.
n " etsy two anf half years ago ana
sentenced to the Efnvs counrr N W
penIteatiary for i've Years The ,a-.
OF the pardon spread RAPIDLY. ana - Ia.
time than IN hour il was the raIk ~ ~
town Eserybody vas pleased-uos !.
sangie complaint MS heard AZ sbs
zion Of the PrssiSeas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
An fndtsn War Threatens to Follow the
Great Gold Exefeem~nt

Port Townsend. Wash. July az
Prom 4 miner who cane down from
Alaska OF the Portland it is learned Ii a,
no Indians Of the Stick tribe are coz
tenpiating coming to the coast At the
head CT the Dica inlet for the purpose Of
packing freight across the divide and
raiang It across the lakes and down the
Yukon river to the mining fields IL the
inteaslon IS carried out Alaska will have
a fall-fedged Indian var. as the ChiIcat
tribe has always warned the Sticks and
other interior tribes not to come TO the
cas-. % engage in any ministries
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
,HIraeuloas Escape.

Marietta, O.. July ss-As an exrur.
sion train Was returning from lanes
vile. o, At $50 tonight, the tressIe work
over bottom land. three aud a half
miles from Marietta. gave way and two
OF tue Hour coaches were precipitassd
into aeoruneld below The coaches were
niied with people bGt by a miracle no
one was killed About fifteen persoas
were badly injured and all were more or
less bruised Oas of n. coaches took
IRE and some o: the passages were
stnsed and had their clothes burned be-
fore they could escape.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

A dormant liver. or you will srs--- al n.
TEXTURES incident 70 prolonged hfi-szs ~
tack Constipation. headaches. dys--vsz.
furred tongue. sur breath. pam n ~
right side. VIII adrnouish you Of neglect Do
cipline the recalcitrant organ a. once with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. and erp-s
prompt relief Malaria. rheumatism. I'D,
ney complaint. nervousness and debility a..
Thoroughly removed by the Bitters.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

Rsfr-r Dsscoursxng-Nr. sim fbun.,-
Tor 4 new boarding house -~Is the adv -
the house ins' Ssrvant-s.Ns. .b.'. .-'--.s ae
a Policeman What ar the - -. sl.
board hcres- Cash Il mean Ron ~
n week. Ten an fif.--a a vel =.
room presume she makes a -ersnrt,r,
for people who stay a month or two1 n
cont snow- No one ever stays that Icnss
N u WrrkIr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

Il really couldn't afford to le, ron bua-f
with NE this summer -sid an OBJ ttrnert,
q city man with a very deeV bas. VOICE
Why rotS reared the Sssso- prufunds
IN tones that ratified the drie,i sigashes n
the rafters.
Because whenever you talked or .ns
your voice would sour al the M. IN nj
cellAx.~-Judge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

Cobble-Tve got one Of the fneztsub-
urban homes you ever zaw-solid com
fort. cid man
Stoue-Ihat so? I'm thinking about
buying suburban place myself
Cobble-Ther buy mine - BROOKLYN
Lie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

Frierd-Why. what are yuz n szeh f--.
sbo9re Anything hzpp<nsd5
ArrHst-un. botbeE&sl5l- yss, Every
tang vas TzSs getting ~oz1e Of ~ attest
pletGrss ready fer framing and that coz
found-d k01S<keep>r OF nire has - raixsd
them up III never IN tn@ vide wurtG be abe
70 tel the top from the bottom s-ain--N.
Y Truth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

Lwyyr-Dd yus see the bss.aa.ax In,
troubles
Nltne-~-Ycs. sir; I saw ths, ysrv -r,-.
increment. IL was about twa y~rr. -
W sat do you m-ans'-
Why, when the msni ster .as.I WI
take thus man to he your lawful hnsf -.
and abe said. 4 will. s-Up-to- l1,ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
eiFFLEsv GOES YACHTING
1Ae Only outlay was for . n.,,,

n NE On t1e ocean wave
Ard a home on the rrffi-~ g..
Where the scattered water. -.
And the winds their revsl r.
Il don't know that I have ~.
ton exactly night said Mr. Pa. f1 -
Il VIII serve az an intrcductiu- n 80. ~
want to say.
Il an very fond Of yachting I'm. l..
% o. much a. would Ike 4, ~ ,.-,.,-.a.
the expense. Bat I an not withart 80, ~. y
payments Of yachting, for when m. -. n
for the water comes over me- a. il -. -
summer. | manage TO % yarhfiur ~ L.,-II
Every spriqz BUY about a poTrs ~ -s' me-
which 1 keep m a bottle tightly eorlsY
When u comes along some drpu.r . Isl
day. and feel that I would Ike 3, - 'iI,,a 80
on deck baking IN the sun. with AZ, -saSS
nosfdinx alons laxly IN the samu.- b. 80
then ! take q trip az home
That night I eat fi.h for dinu.r 49,
ehowter, and - TO bed early. Pefs-.. N
InE TO bed | start the water rluuing 4, =
bathroom; the sound Of IL make ~ -, ,s
hppsrx against the bow Of the boat -
up the awnings only partly: the s.s-.,,.r.
the awnings when the wind spe. = -
folds dos for the s~a-inx .ali- t--.r
CUT the bottle Of tar and unrurk /. - g
i on chair NJ BY the had Of H. -
tou-< the giim and tumble into bsf sp,,es.s
IN the cradle Of the a~<v.fE-N y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
All Worn Out
Ab.e to work since Taking Moore.
CHANGES WROUGHT BY TIME.
Not 50 Noticeable wh~. Relatives
See Zach other Daily.

-Th~re ouxht q - as tia, families
sal i've IN cur1rllnltn-s. ant net - s-ra<
gnx apart 90 tte ruts Il the sar-h. ssnl
III wor,sa sho uas r-adin< leiter IN the
car % her fr1end uha arrrur.ri~'t Asr
What I'D % that r-asr< =. asscd her
fri~nt. anything in that letter
~Nes Il . truu ms SISTER ANY. vho1 ]
Rave ros sssn siner sA- v-rt w~~t. Tar
W4s t5 wears aE9- >he wrlte~ ne that n-r
ksrr q. perfectly uhife sn1 80 We7xhs :
Tount. more than she d4 VIXEN ! AT ss
her A. 49, caiv u~ixheyl ias then. sh- WIli
r5s e s--e--~ n@E ts1. I thsnk q ths
chang \ s,axht. fragile yuunx Woman -
a iairylise rhTss.ze ard - l1s-llsst hlscs
bar-uhy. 30 3. ssrurly another psr-ou.
Pat she would have charr-t a. uurh q
she had stayed here. IN az probability. sd
her TREAD. trylnz O. cunfort her
Ne-. tut the change wu1it rove h~er -
grad11l that ] Wuult rot have noticrst a.
Nov ! se~za 10 have two SISTERS. Or sIth
coal black h1lr and ene WIth snow white-
Nz- - a stout healthy. middle aErt wCr1
ar the other a DREAMY eyed romantic r7ri
whose wars. ! could span nth nv tuo
hands. Probably her face D. iirei Nth
esrs ard her chafacter chsu.sd a. aazeh as
her features"
What II yosr-lf,- inquired the srien9.
has tine stood stiIi Eifh VOC -
II Nys>ifs ! never th1u<tt - that
les. have chan.sd. ton. and no douh. ANY
vail - a. El1 D rI=ar '--1lrtes. N Re a. ] ulil
- wIth h-r. Bu; that gives anothsr arx1-
racnt N favor of families s-~pi-g n t1lirh-
ct L that = rot possible then - th~r, r.
nam separate or a. stran<ers- fh@r~ .
sncu<a q TIE rathetac N life without thssc
shork- % reunion
Ard -. thou.htfuliy folded her letter
-hi.- h~r frrent boxed cat q the car So.
csN aE- "a. silent--G1sc1su Ilrse- Herald
n O. Past Freight Schedule.
The Baltimore 1 Ohio. II couu-rt.oa Nth
'-- tr-tr1ental Lac AID Ceutral >sat--
Dispatch "a. II. Shs has. has snaa<-rat>1
another last frel-nt sch-s.g,e 20 the 49,
% be known a. Tram - l. VII - made
Up az Baltimore. and = psf on esreriaily @
ac-crzrlnt4-e IMPORT business b wzy q
Lo.z4<s Flln-. All a. ths slne the g1vex
20 Eastern manufacturers ard wholesale
ceal-r- rapEi srrVlr- . the --s. Tne
ru1rlux tl-ss q tn tram . o. arrar 81 that
Z. 81 nae - hours 20 Chscaxo. n to Ca
f1rnstl. - 70 Clevrisn9- ~ % Coiur1hu. N.
% Dallas Ter. - % Detroit - % D-luth
MIN, = % IntiznapoIi-. :. 20 kausas CITY.
> . Ner-rhEs. - % Lcursvlli. - - Mi
wzu.ec. . % Ninnezposls 81 to Peoria
Ii. - % Pittsburgh. 81 % = Las. Il u
81 Paul - 70 >an1z.kv. 81 70 San Fran
eiscc- ~ % Iolssio. and corrs~pondirxly
suac< the % other western azd s3g.hern
points
III. Freight n~us-t-sn. eruec-s % --as.
S az poplar ant rrl.z.le tram a. =. whsrh
makes u. ruz froza New YORK 20 Chica.o
and 81 i.ouis n g. hours
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

is il n fact that Miss Frost has a csi
million in her own name
Il wouldn't be surprised il she had 10
father was n the ice business. you snow
Cleveland Leader
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

When you see a gray-heasied man
with bis mustache dyed black. you may
set him down as pretty szia-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

As pa1hetle 4 thing az oae se.s . q hor
trying to be dude % 4 tEo dollar a week
kslzry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

VIA. an immense zmourt of laziue~,
there q gong On IN the ZANE of poor health
Rams Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

Nalac1r. Choclats XIII ehiII< Fifty een.a
Trial package Free Nal.cura Co. ST Louis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

II sssppos>," sad the stern parent, ~yoz
k1ow that The nan who taxes nv daughter
taxes her A. sne stands. without a r~nuv- =
% coat az 50. replied the inpeszosss
lover. IN that case 1 shall D. fa7ux 10.
dear zIFl great wrnu< / lose h-r too l-.lI.
~, 20 take her uuter s1ch euu<itsons .
And the stern parent embraced the Ir1E-su-
Gus lover. and foste-I arm 10 h. breax.- and
sad unto hlm- y oa are the Ha4z have
teen looking for f04 are an szsy xoiu-
lar. and you have Tat - Bossca Traa-
scnps-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

We think Piso's Cure for Consumptuu .
he only n,edls,ns f ,sr Sseshs ~, .,-aH'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

A loafer always complains ef VA
weather more than hard working mAa.-
Atshnson Globs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

You may lose your temper. but others vi
find it--Ram's Horn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

The Ezn who does the shouting i often
Wiling TO ist somebody else do the work
Rams H0rn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

Mans two best friends are said to Be-
gun AID 4 cc<- IL : Easy 70 ct god dog
bet hard 70 go good .7ln The guns n-asIe
~ the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
New Havsu- tt, are not Only always good.
hut they are acknowledged the b-ss made IN
tire World For sears the Winchs~ser has
teen the standard - the Worid and TO ans
en- wao has st11feI or examined IT. many
Enints o. apparently Is popularity . not
bard 70 understand he repeating rifles
snd $40: gun. made b TIE WInehsst-rs are
n cersznd all over TIE world Although
,h.s eo-E comparatively little. they are bet
ter than the highest ;rIee-i hand made x-zns
N every uay- Winchester ammunition 4.
St the .as1s hzn srzste A. Winchester guns
ard eaz always - rsliet upcn- SeEc tor .
la-xs l.as,ra,et eataloza< ire
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

How IN the world did you get Old Cur
mlf<rons consent to wed his daaghters'-
rInes-e. me boy, hnessc- I told all
around that he caught n four-pouud ba..
IN that last fishing expedition OF his@-De-
trolt Free Press
Often he who has most cuuraxe and most
strength TO stand alone has the deepest cray-
ing tor appreciatlon--PhflIpS ). Moxsm-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
FfaH-

Tne thread parzgrsph CIR Is con-
promise between the TWO houses making
duty Of u cents per pound OF threads raaxe
srorz EzFz nat ensr ,kzz eve lea or rurs-
z-er. a1d thrse-toErrhs cent per pound at-
1tsio14l Ter each lea ar number n excess
% av. NATE fr1-5 yarn tzer tha- evs lea
o. number.
rnere % also a change In tire -exr para
z-aph- relating 70 stExle ya-rs n th@ xrzv
REDUCING the senate rate en- yarns 70.
11er than . lea Or number 70 % per ce-r-
a. yhlo---~ vetrh = q compromise BE-
tween the tive kcgses
Floor rnzrrtrzs. which are taken from
tie free Hsc. where they were pIxreS Nv
TIA serare. are Ea-e tu-.ante a. 4 r~-rs
ger square yard where rhes- value aces roc
sxce>6 . ee1rs per square yard. and Al
eerrs ger square yard ard Is ser cent
at valorena whern their value exceeds 10
gents per square yard
Ez<z -zae<x r-zae fruru main wa~.-.
fabrics and Banging fer ecsrcn. xunny
cloth and similar kzhrics Eere taken from
the free list ard the language Of TIE hgy1se
practically restored In both instances On
bags the rate vas mA<e sev<u-sExnfhs
esat Per pound and = per cent al yaIoreun-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29
THE NEW TARIFF.
Synopsis OF BIZ as Agreed Upon
in Conference
thrnE~- o. sh~ sErfos. Scholastic
MADE b, the Cossn.tttr~ a.a
H~rort~d To the
Hau-~-

WasliuE 'ou. Ju.y So--Ths 'arifr hsu
vas pashed throe-h the couterenc
stage yesterday atter tuo hoars- dls-
eussion before TIE fali conference con-
Haitiee-dcmocruts aud rrPubiicuss-
The deu1cr@ti- Ceufe-ces cTrrei
amsudme.-.s 10 the report. By; were
ulet WITH The .rartsueut that il vcuii
merely consume time % urge amend
meets. a. they Nou.f be rejected
Mr. Wa-rlrF tlru- sia-I offered
Amendments p,acfrg cartua hax-ne
and cotton Ties on TIE free FIST. also q
Substitute prorosi'.pu FOR rebates ou
thesc articIes- Thee ard other amend
ru-rts were uftalravu. however. as
Their was no prospect % favorabIs ac-
tina aa them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

The conferences made but one change In
the schedule relating 10 spirits. wines. etc.
proper
The senate rate Of u cents per gallon On
srfu wines containing less than "a per cent
Of absolute aheukolf IN packages was changed
70 - cszrs per gallon The house rate was
~ cents
he rates On mineral waters we're COM
promised. being made ~ cenrs per dozen on
ptnt bottles. - csrts per Go=s1 CT quart
bottles House rate az o. cents Aa1 the
ssEa.e RATE AZ "a cats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

P1ragraph ~ - Auauszon. Ax1fzs-sr.
MoqueSte and Chenille carpets. figured or
pl.tr. ard ali carpets or earpselax 81 Ike
character CO eeSc-trEAos. - cents FER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

Tae e0Efsrs1c@ Struck cut the senate rate
paragraph relating % tarrrats % soda ard
pcraSh and partly refined argoEs and re-
scored t1e house paragraph
Taers Was a cczpr0c1Iss ca white Lead
az ~ eezrs Per 5o1ze.
Tie house parazrapa = regard % oxtde
of r11G A-4 waite g4lar vas restored
TE@-E NAs A xezeral cnzrxe q rates "a
lea1- wea-s Ee--ats gt LEAD being Exsd AZ
=. e~ztz ze- FcG-1- er11r- gray. Or yellow
AZ - rez.s. n-z-1-- a. -. 1ss4 Iirharxs az
"a -ss1s per p1lz1Z EEsse xsrs <e-e-.-ly
caEErr=z1Ses a@t-s -@z te@ rates q ina two
houses
P1l1sge7-szs vas c1razrrz-set a. . cs1ts
ger ps-zA
T1@ hs-ss "a. GO s--1,ez- vzs restored
Tie s=Ezss zszssz a. szz@.4=szr 70 rha SUI
par F4-as-ape sl4GNl=g crTzE-e 5<+zsEo1s
TO core n A. ~ c&-rs PER Toe. sszr the coz-
se-z=cs s---=z r-ls So. s.clzt--g Ills ar
E---e = r1s - -at=. A. 7<.gf=2lly 1xsG By
-.s house
On =eeh4nsesIIy xroG-5 wood pulp the
house rate e. oze-twelsth Of ozs cent per
2oErd. CRY wei<hs. was Fescors1
Tie p4FA4EAp1 n re&AzI % y l7z11z-- -
Per was =ntlreiy EsErtEtez- Is arue7dec
Il IS as follows
rrt-ti1s paper. gnsix<d. stzsd- or glued.
s1ls&bse for books ard 1@WspaperS. valued
AZ not above tE0 csnts per pound three
tenrnz % q cent per pound. valued above
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

r. e0-,srs-ce accepted re seuats -a.e
ard larg'-sS- On Trauu-- ard fIier to-
a1rra. a~cs-r hat tire rate on w-apr~r to-
h2--o sas made s. = per pound Instead %
81 = T1= n1s-s= rate on Imported cigars cfx-
s-e-tzs- etc. q ftsi PER pou-d ard = ps-
c-lt al yaio-ez vas restored
The ssr1te made The rate 81 re- pstzri
ani = rer cent Al vAio-erz- There w~r-
70 Other changes II TIE schedule on i'm
porrs4 totacco-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

y. 20 The question % revenue 20 r.
raf--f bv flc ~. NJ B--'ev. IN his
sp-seh. FolHls,i ~ tAs si:sesitT r=-
suitirv from re large sn'ieiratory iui-
rorrrrio-s- TIE bsg' revt scar. Re r1f-
ci'at~,i. woui raise s@s-a aa.eca. So
00oco1 more ft1s tie present law
Over ss1.eoogoo had been l1~; ir ibis
years revenues by tae jnp0r-ati1H- -
wool ard susar and other things. the
duty 90 which vas raised iu 'h- hFII.
- chat tr calculated that the Bill this
- .-----r --.-- - 81. 60
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-29

TIE c1-f@rsace accepted rsraE-1rh ~
A. 1ru~n.iss! ~ TIRE senate with The add
ti17 o the words or pi1sa-- before ribbons
.n The nr-t line. making plush ribbons duti-
ebic At St-51 per pound. and = V=r cent. al
vsi1Fe-l-
l'1ra=raph -. relating % woven silk fab
r--s- rs accepted a. aueusi--i By the
-enz-s- except That the rate on cloth other
tAa1 black fy~d In she thrsat Or yarn ard
we.Ehred IL tas zyetr< 80 a. 20 -xc-~d the
c-.ztnll weight q the raE SIX waschanged
tIon g = pr ro1nt 20 3 81 per pound. and
that on cloth dyed o. printed IN the piece
from - 20 E