davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07


CERrsssa, JAa- J. --tsSE- lescs Tazz-r
Az& Azs srat< r~szru~.1 - Chbsaxs yes
seryiAy. All A14 e.-@a a. -a@ esrea-
NersA<rz as1.eL several ksHrs bsssrS
The a<@s - th<fr arrival leaked cut
Th@T reached the essF "a ta~ sl<as
u'<le.siS Chica.xs q Alszn train trvsE ~
Ls1zz Mr. fRz1@r'S xas3s<a r~-H-z
e.scassoz<s3 M end Il gossip anoug the
observers % The >enasorsal Coates
Waea h@ eft Springfield hss W<tz>s-
Gag sEsnzas = u4s xsrea cut rhat the
ssur vzo1s1 e.s ProGoag-st unsI I1aH-
AZ &c "a Nsaatine he Nil BE- bzSy
arr1z<zzx - prospective aPpoias-
=zaE& The yuv~ru0rs patronage :
expected 20 GA. rre1zent9IEs figure IN
sh~ seaarorinE es1uses-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

" NJ Bag 4 PrOuins1s farmer
eighs MES f-va Rene. ga. eu1u Hulsse,s
sassists the esh<r dzv- He told his
~rss ae was tired Of life and was 70
Ia. - Ezla himself sac ran saIIi1r
her brother and 1hiIe she was awar
BAG swallowed three ounces OF land
azHl1 He saR< f1so n zsuror. frvu
waleA e aeser awnssr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
JOSEPH ~-cuLLao4-s ossT-.


~ Ll@CEss Jan A~-Th~ euzel rs5oz. %
the e'5rVGer-s Iury II the es1Se o. Joseph
h AesGUagh- lAzs sssIs1r Of shs. Cils5z,s-
Dsuoeras, uhOs< tragic death has
essa aRzOunee1- notwithstanding shs
h.slief 81 Dr. Haghes thai the sseeases.
committed Sgieisi<, vas that death WA
due % fracture Of the skull. received
fron tlll fr0z a window While under
the ia1Uece- Of sleep and gas, the re-
szls % an accident
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
Tennessee Ra.s.pa.s~ E~-a-.

Il s estimated that there are :. so
square niles Il territory n Tennessee
cuVersst With phosphate se,.s. and the
tssaL vala- 81 sAzS vast tract Il =. g-s.-
aa.1.ao0 There are 81, $40 i. aare niles
II rr-rIs1rF IN the ssase. azG res the
estimated Ea2E- &C this uezEv-tf.-
covered and saarmogsIv-rieh ter
ritsrv -xe--s1s that os the Whole
e0mG1Gvxalsh By mare shaa haIf.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

NAPAK0SErk- O. Jaz- a-Tke G=--
Ean LGtherza SaEreA- the arrest
and 1z=<s N rhls part az the STATE.
vas 61ruet a. New Brsn<a Fr5sav
algAI Il vas huTlt swo yearx A<o a.
a coo. % ssaAaa0S insarazee szall
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

MEyrSsa. 81 zen VIM are das1y K91A.e1
So -. :sSuskszg Their lives AZ
- = :, lsa~r thae the MAKERS % "
TgBnr. the famous E,lar11 - =, -
kasir 49,. sha- has fr-et ever NN.itN e 90.
60 users n The last few as - -
---,-,5~ TNFs VII give every soeas'ru aser
J. ,-ss,.gs-. . rsss N1-TG-5acs Fowsr . ga,
s--I rhs ,ie-irs for soo1,cu N every to.n -
- ne <arns rirue be heze1zsed ~ S s
sa,-sx serve .sr~n4s -Aentn< g1allEe-> 49,
sseH--s user should pruczr- ~ IL 49, - !
az snes from as dr1srri sseE 1r'le1 y =;
.,,,s,-sS-- - s,.-srs fsr r11acr- disappears
Ia rsu.fsr can obtain sample s1d 20 - -
T-..s ~ Addressing the Sceriirr Remedy 20.
f,,i,-,..r,, 7r New TerE- and nssnslonzl< -aAs
Eager.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

TsEE1sa, d. Jaz- A-TA= scaled
SCAR sEuS- = 49, the see S'xaer -
Ws1Esaa >pfce Ca s-Ssss- havizg par
CHASED srurz u NJ Aekliz- Ok tAis cz-E.
sh< - SHARES h~a& By HAT g~zsl<u4a-
he c,aassse-zr1c. wxs al ere1 So.
aa1 Ia. makes \ teal e g @l5. 1asa
wAsrA the r-uss Pa51 tor tke PaG=E
- sz<~= the <zE % o1e cezs zaG=
Fr5say ~ the ArhzexIss. the Woelsoa
co1pAay Saturday A1aC1ae~1 a fur
taer res3zcEio1 q oGs-h1Ef -<zE EE -
evi&ezt that whatever P-iess are zlaGs
~ the ATbzSkleS. the Wos5lSe4 VII
p<u9Pslv 70 .Aez te~ Poiass e<kser.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Rev Tha@as Mac-ae. cue Of the
essa-zHs~R >haser minister's es sh-
sssasA. sia=vs a >Aak=texu. near Ry-ug-
NJ 0r-~u~ hv-- a<~t g. He cane
fra1a inertia eArsizaa, beng n~nah-r
% a aissIz yuzS1rs2 fanzy- A brvss-r
= llstSS q The appellate eozrs e NsrsA
CarrEzA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

WAsESsruS~ Jan A-The sfx-lav
eiShs-h0ur b6evvs- r7.-~ elossss a..
Aa<hs IN the prSs<zee q the I1-vess
crowd thai had n~ea n a1sensians-s
AID wIsh n 6ze bus. On the 5a-s
% Na2e0x- sA@ Nsz sers=y ran. No.
during the iaSs three minutes. zIausss
xzia~S4 oGe Of the two la5s he was h.
hind the Iea5er- S5x zea were I. n.
the Hasa The prlzz nozey va
ss>ssNl q Wh5eA sl.sag weas % Va
Ter .hx wi.ner-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07


-1EE ~ = 3 -zaE- E1--rE-a ~ = -
Is rz-sn-s he IS pretty sErs - eae e c1zs
szZqEa1z Tx E-1=1 zE-r - -1E- z SKA
a zzz 81 aE-F -1ke prer-- 1z-r e s1-zscz
Ee wZ really * sz2er Fen c-rs-=r-r1i-E
-@z- cEez-sz persu1 80 11s - sz.--z1-'-
VEL Czr-z-zs-ess Is ~ rez- sz1E eye
4 Erezzss--ss wi- &eve1gr 4 re71e=cy -
cazzz1l-1 II Ezy h.ocy-
r. lzz-s ~ u1=-ess1 q very 1eAlez-e.
SENSITIVE -1sz-z- svez N -ss sszlEA1-sc re--
s1z- ~ i NY shsT Tizl1 - Si-1<EiT - IL
1--n-x AZ rzEzce1 hlc11 II ~ saoc1 s A.
I1gHg5 - -ee E-rG-S AID EzzcT--rsss@~ AID
k5-e--s-Es1zeG IL sees.s q c1zszzr0cc
XII sz-1=z y II Tx hss- ks=1 uf a cvcsSs-
rz11z IL RAJ cuzs-=zescE- e1sz< = u
H. e11oL
E-z1-e5s-c q cases of so-SzlieG ke-rl--
ra-v~ cuzszzrzi1- kzze h<-z cuz-i<sely
ard -er---e--lv rooted oE-r & - svszez
~ D Pde-res Gc11-z Messnzzl DzscuEe-T
szz-lv h,.czzsS z SrrEs rhe hlac1-=z1k1zg
ElEz1s r-we- - r1-- i fresh znG-s-z-- s->-
by Ct r1cz I'D Ee--z1r. kloo1 ~ tse
cz-cz-zr51- -z5s 1-lves oz- Al pcGs-Ecez
zz1 ==zezl-Ev -S-s L S-1rs u. VASE a
tissze AID liz 61-=1-1oz Ct =cr111 e--,oszcS-
b-L1s - E-ezE -1--EL Se1-Ev .-y tEssze
z-1 sid =-sc=aE- S-rz<E
n II zewezke-e5 6-nEz-z.<6 c1z5z-5ozz
wz5rA z-e tze f-----zz<-z Ct crzsz=rcuz-
d Rie<c-'s Dzscuv=-T IS Tx =csc re--
fs1 z=-l-IvS AID se-<zgrk-eEll1e-- Il "a
@ssl=l2z-s6 b. IL ~e1k=s< sE1=1eAx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

A M.ass<r N.ss-M<~sta< to E< Held Saa-
Ia - EsaE<

ST Legs Jaa- 34-Th= sxecu-frz
coGEuItses Of the Cahaa Eelaef ass.scia-
thaa q shEs elsy Is preparing ta call Il
monster EaSS-z~ssizg e eisizNax IA
she Interest q the suffering patriots
90 4ae nsl1EsL l. Is tn. Intention L,
hnsd she z=~sia.s AZ Expusls5aa nusSs
e1A- Z P.szsIaSe- azd an eFors = nov
being maize - prevail uPoa the IL
rssss0rs. e the expozssSo1 eumpaaT To
aeGass the hall free Ct rsas soze even
~ within the aext sxa weeks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

No oSE csk1 sszniT eiGeuti01 11f zcs De
x.rexse.i astzrwarJL-Az.nisQu G.1ae.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Ar@ kllzae etA Brown. widow yf IA.
Ate ex-siaE- aa1 ex-senator Is,~vb. :,
BrV=n. &C G<oryia. z5z.i A. 49,,
FsS-nsly- ags't ~ >a< had b1s- r.
szrusS4 froGa a saar ef ta~ Hsgr Ea.,s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

LoNpoS- Jan mai " N-Wa.e-s.
military zttAehe Of the British -
oasSy a. ~ Pesershzrg. aa5 las roz-
10 AaaeA1ria AID El14iEnssneiS % e.
4zize iaso a1G report apoa zass--s
P<rsAiaiag % tie Rssss-Chln-ss A.
rcnz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
cRsys3 wTTps IhQUoR.


>sx EEsSeu-cs. 1az l-FrazS
S-usisuza- a tsssaz % zgisaEz- slasiE
Narga-r5-- Helza= IA sh< NV. .1asez-
anx painful Ea1@ss. AM a. al early
ass1r gesser,laF zarzm<- TAez -
giascssi "a. .zHzzae q the r-rstE<r II
2Es E1yEsh an 9lsE gHs his krliax
EreSkzsaz wass c-1-z-s1 s-vru lat4sr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

"aaa A1cn- e'llcrsd. r~zi:es u~.rN
. Aaa- a aud s las Years 80 ~.
ives 1-ene- does his own c,,s,sf-,-
UOrkz ca as farm 1a1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

A--sosiG managers offered a szl.soa
= S1-Va for the capture Ct the So.
'AAs urse<eG the train On the Cab.wn-
RIVER bridge. IN Alahana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

SAILED FOR ENGLAND
rs I.A. P.rs !. a U.sA<A~A cs1s~r~a<s
60 nHm~GzEAn@

NEw Nozx. JAz &-S<12so< Wo2-
ecst s4lIe9 "a the C1=P4zA Saturday
as tA< eavoy &C hS=<tAlszL Before
the cad Of this @o1sh an I1se<aasiozAl
cozte-~zee n the interest," q b1ze-21l-
IN ziIl be he'd IN Loe1c1- The rep
rss<zs4sires Of sre g0ve-.E~zss wt1
be presezt Tae eo1tereaes viii be
IntcrEAl. bat those who Ei-f 1r~s are
nre-e5i.e1 -~pEes@zt4tises q sh-sr
x0vsrazezrs az1 ozs Ct shis 2<esiag
I'll Erow . taEnal eoutsrelss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
KATE FIELDS ASHES


Cz1cAss. ian The ashes % Kate
Fi~lG- the Warrington journalist.
we're hrs1ghE I'd thEs city Fra1ay
frez >az franelseo b. Col ChAs
raElsr- sE the Rlsssc Gzss.-. and
delivered - Ms LHia1 Whfsznx-
Es<-ln1< fri<ad ot Miss FS-l4.
she VII 70 VITA them - E.1=r0z-
there zA<E wi1l BE iaserrss N Nouus
Azeuru e=neeerT-
TIE Ask-s oeclpy an z-n - ia<hes Il
n a@ <Az. hermesleallF sealed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Frs sc1ppet fres. amt permanently rur-1
VI its 11azr first Gars is. of Dr. kllEs'z
tsreaz Nerve Esss1rgr Free 3 srfsll bette &
r-saE1s... DEt kLrxz ~ A-sh ST. FhtiA. Pa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
FOURTt CLASS PoST OFFICES


WAszxSsT0x- Jan E-~Ir seems that
tszr-A class p<sss eEzees have lasely re-
e~ir<d mere sha1 thei- sAa-e e azten-
szoz from sas burxfzr<.- sasa Chi=t
F0s. 0ess~ Inspector Wh<sI<r- In
nearly every case ta< eruosxs eume -
grief socaer g Iaser- In cases where
the c6zr= Is roeh<si sh-pgxh 10 tauIr
q the soxsMaszer. congress seI3Snz
fails - rxi=kzrz@ that ceSesa L
who s ohli<SG - make Escs the
shc<-zg@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Inscriptions VII be aiken On Rsb.
-rs = Lees birthday 4aaivsrsarv- Jan-
nary y. Fee The erection Of an -x-.,,-
is'tsrase ueGorial institute ed .,r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

On the CeasraI 6eorxia. near Ella
- 81 an AKA srVk- and an sars5-
vas roppls1 ever, killing E1g-s---
Higgi1z. q tsriasu- "a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

The ssor- q Mr. J. v Roberts. IN.
q tn- uoss Pr2niaz1< merchants a
the sa-1r1as E-t-e tswa Of Art-,ia
1e1r Columbus, Mss Va -u.---.s
4asa AEs srOEAer. loan Raberss. shss
G=asA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

- Hal q Baker. Ky. ars,s !.
A. S11nas Hclerock- a xirI - =
" Aai<seSrg, AZ acre msrr;-,s =
3lvz exc ies
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

N " N BAxi@E. Prsnl nsa. vhrs;-
can aad aEugxSs. 1i@,f AZ esr-~av;-
Mss e "A gripp-- GF- waxan-mb-.
- the kaigass q PytAias aaG -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

"a george q LA-renee died n.
s-s-'-rass II NarcA~z. Mss. az.s =
Il ~as 4 EsI-&aeWz anS No. - =
ar reIlrcaG nan sep1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
B~w.-- sr osaem-zss fvr C.s>rrn tass
cwuexfs Werxury.

n mercury VIII surely destroy ne sense %
sTr,.sla Ant ersurEeGely 9erznEe ne vince sys-
TN whsn suserrlg Is through ne nic1sis
.ltrft.,e.s Ss1-h articles sn1G2E never y
uss.f -xcsDs ca rr~-cr-ptIcc> frur1 rspaEzose
pRiTzscians, - the damage lHsT v = y =. =
- frRf = sns. xurd yuu can possibly ds-
rye s-grs them. Hairs Czszrrh Cure. man
asErr5xr-,i By y J. CnensT & Ca feied.i,
O. con ANS NJ mercury. and : sassn m
ssrnallY. actiasr directly upon ne ot0sG ant
urTii-s1s surfaces Of tie sTsszn1- n s1yi11
ElIrs C4-z--h Cure De sure Eru <es ne
--snT1f-,s. II = eaksr Internally. and maze
q r''ls.ss,. Ohi,l. hT 2 = Cheney & GO. Fss-
ssIurnisks free
s,l,f Nv D--lrrisszs~ pri-e 20. PER ocease-
ga Fssy,iIv rTIzs are the best
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

TEsr trv Iac. COX st CIzszrsss candy "a
taar-.c- finest liver 1ai bowel regulator u1te
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

n MAJ "a sF~r5al eleesioa - :.
- = s-lg-aia 70 assern5a~ &c.,.
- sSSe2'-isueaa- SeeTs..sa -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

THz rsturner IS living declaration az
wK-EIm E1ru
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

THx nan who xtres ne world grad WI
be rrusren. bgs be WA gives z z7cc VII
nsE-k-xn Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07
Ira MARKETS

WIEN constructed and want gHicx relief.
Use Dr. CarfSseti. > German Lf~er Nesib-iuesl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

r Is 4 great uE.cass FIR the yuung %
6e=pisa whas tie ed haze harmed oF ex-
periencs- -E-lu Hsru-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

\ AzssnrRzsx IwIvz ElSss 20 cut box
CT wnIEEse when De Is rAinxing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

I'VE sseo< K sA- @-7cz-y GrsP. 10
r~ra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

II vua want % gHiz rsbssro using easily
1zsf forever. De nasie well, strung. ma<letic.
falI q new Iife and vi-ur- Slse Na-Ee-Sar-
sass zuusser-wuriser that uaiSes wesx rer
SsrunE Many gan scu raunds n sen eaSs>
Ovsr aaANe r,rs-e.t Buy NG-T1-E.A: from
v-u- eva druggist. Who VIII rl1arznsee q
care B.llx5et azaf sample mailed free Adj
Saersznx 3.sn1e.iy 10, Chicago or View kark-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07


s--<=Grz1z rhRt
Al evr1 ey< z1v -
EEsz zr1r Pr-sc1
- errz< Al scr= q
r-sr x z-st <
ErrEzE E1t
seems Xxx 4 PreZF
f1ss-lsE zGel1z
h-- 4 sat EEE1
wurse --zz sszEs
e Tx zasr11s
which EvIlzrs.
pec-lss EzzzzZe -
0z- Uur- 81 81
,s.-sgi-icr = IL b.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

rHz nan wa thinks f1r himself viii
alssl TANK far tAa lang rrocsszHI1 saIs fol-
l1vvs A1z1--E-1.u > Horn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Twelve in arrxioz wnere na-zria l.
leua II Is useless 20 hspe 10 ess.1g,s 4. -
pruviSed win meiaci1 a saf exuas-f -
erer the endemic 10 mcss rrsv4.-rs =
z-a.ixnane-Sn south and Csn.rzl As,a-.--A
the west Indies and csr-ztn uor-srn. :
slexsrc xnf the Tsshuu< of Paaazls (. I
ssearrss Seur rcn e1x-ers naTe pr-vs-s /, -,
estv for and preventative Of the Esea.. =
every term Notices. etfecrsvei Is X r, - =
ra~1rrA.isur. Ever and kinney es7n,,',--.--s
dy<uep.sa nilic1suesz and aervurIsasSs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-07

Txzrn has ncsningso fear rum IN. s,-,.-
Rams Eerl ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
THEIR SEVENTH ANIMAL.
The Fire Departments Bali on New
Years Eve.

The Seattle FIRE ladies are making
elaborate preparations for their seventh
annual ball. which is TO be given at the
Armory next Friday evening, New Years
eve for the benefit OF the Seattle Fire
Department Relief Association. The fire.
men q this city have gained reputation
for the manner IN which they conduct af-
fairs Of this kind. and their annual dances
partake more OF the character OF "swer''
events than that OF the ordinary public
ball Everyone who attends can go with
the assurance that he or she will receive
the most courteous and gentiemanly treat
meflt and enjoy good time. Following
are the committees in charge OF the af-
fair:
Hcnorary-Ch.ef Gardner Kellogg. As
sistant Chief Ralph Cook Superintendent
Fire Alarm A. r. Pinkuey.
Rsception--D. H. MeInnis. F. NJ Collins.
g. ". Mantor. s. II. Home, j. f. Moss, J.
Arrangement-C. II. johnson. w. H.
Clark, ]. J. Spaight, o. A. Drew, III. c. Me-
Donald. s. II. Home
Floor manager. J. Lynch Aides-D.
r. McInnis. J. Van WyckofY G. II. Parry,
]. Murphy. G. NJ. Mantor. ]. Latham, +.
III. Collins. w Cubitt. ]. ]. Spaight. W.
r. Cantrelf. H. c. Mcdonald. ]. G.. Nehr-
bas, r. G. Johnson. w. Braun, T. f. Nu-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
FREMONT SOCIETY.

Mrs. DR.. c. y. Powell and daughter. OF
Chehalis, are visiting with Rev. and Mrs.
" H. Wilson.
Mr., and Mrs. s. II. Beach and son. Of
Whatcom, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8
NJ Gage for the holidays.
Mrs. Il. b Howard. OF Portland. Or.
has been visiting among Fremon, friends
during the past week.
Miss Carrie Smart left for Stanvoos
Friday. where she viii be the guest Of
Mrs. Charles Dur2an.
MI Harry F. Giles OF Maple Valley IS
spending his vacation with his relatives
on Eldorado hill.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club vii,
hold IT'S next regular meeting on Wednes
day. January 5. ISaS. at the residence OF
Mrs. \. +. Tucker
Mrs. James Agut,er. Mr. ard Mira "
Gaze, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Spur. Mr.. ard
Mrs A. ! Goddard ana Mr. and Mrs r
y Nar3'ns were among those who en-
tcrta!ued at dinner Christmas dav.
The klnaercartea pupils under the A.
rectFon Of their teacher Miss Fannie
Giles, entertained a large number o.
friends AZ the kindergarten home. Thurs
day afternoon. The Christmas idea nra-
vailed throughout an excellent nro-
eramme ard the social time that fol-
lowed
The members OK woodland ledge. x n.
=. received their friends at Soejatv han
Thursday evening, Excellent music was
furnished BY an orchestra ard dancing
vas INDUCED IN until midnight.
TIE rapjls q the b. F. Day school hell
exercises appropriate 70 Christmas. Fri
gay AZ MOON The senior literary sa~fa-
ties held literary ard musical exercises
tn Miss Feds roam. and the pupils IN
Miss Dow0ie's room rave ChriStry, :
cagtata entitled N Visit From Santa
Claus"
TIE EHtTN Mems Ladies Reading club
oet on Thursday az fhs residence ~ silss
NadSo.kS The quarterly eie-,io-, ef #.
scecs resulted as follows: President VI
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G. CHS. vice president, Mrs. a. II. Dex-
TER: secre.ary-trsasarsr. Mrs J. Gead-
rcr. TIE next meeting Wit be held 81
Thursday. January s. ~ Mrs. Gendron's
residence.
Miss ycung's entertained q number OF
friends Informally az her residence near
Ross. Thursday evening. Music ard dan
eng were the features. TIE quests were
Miss Warner. Miss Ereee. OF Portland:
Miss Mills. Miss Holden. Miss Grant Mss
Suffer, Mss Anderson. Miss May Smith.
Mr. G. Morris Mr. n. r. Mills. Mr. D. r.
Lewis, Mr.. Leonard Anderson. NJ r.
Morris. Mr.. Harry Cossmann, Mr.. Frank
Grant. Mr.. D. ]. Smith and Mr.. F. Har-
ley.
large number attended the Christmas
exercises ~ the E6gewater Congrega-
ttonai ard the Ashury NJ. E. churches.
Friday evening. AZ the Conversational
church the children Of the Sunday school
enjoyed a musical ard literary pro-
gramme In the auditorium Of tire church
A Christmas tree made all hearts glad
AZ the Asbuyy NJ. f. church the children
gave a programme. followed by the ap-
pearance Of Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS,

c. II. Clarke. Toronto. Ont. Canada-The
winter route to the gold fields is via the
White pass or Chilkoot pass taking
steamer at Seattle for Skaguay or Dyea.
The time necessary TO go over the passes
would depend entirely upon the conditions
or the weather. Miners are coming from
and going to Dawson now, though attend
ed by considerable hardship. March Is
considered the best month to travel Grub
boxes are to be had at Seattle-sIzes made
to suit purchaser.
George a. Schmitt. New York clty-By
the route you map out you will have no
difficulty In meeting the Canadian customs
officers: probably you will be intercepted
at Lake Linderman.
A. Craig. Island Falls, Me.-Seattle Is
the recognized starting point to the gold
fields, all steamers leave here (see daily
Post-Intellgencer for advertisements of
transportation companies). Your outfit
will cost you from $500 to $500 dependent
entirely on the time you intend spending
at the mines. There are several lodges OF
the A. o. e. w. at Seattle, one lodge,
Columbia. having over LOO members. j..
II. Schively, state organizer. Seattle. could
give you information.
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The topic of debate at the meeting Of
the Mems League OF the First Presbyterian
church last Monday evening was the Ha-
walian question. The affirmative was sup
ported by w. l.. Wilhelm and Prof Girard.
and the negative was argued by Fred II.
Peterson and William G.. Gaunce. The
speakers had evidently given some time
to preparation. The usual sentiment seems
TO be In favor OF annexation; but the audi
ence was quite surprised by the fund OF in
formation and argument presented by the
speakers on the negative side. The judges,
consisting of DIR. Newlands. William Col
Ter and Prof. Pagan, decided in favor OF
the negative. II was left an open question
as TO whether the government at Wash
ington should be Informed OF this settling
OF a vexed matter. After the decision was
handed in. light refreshments were served
and all OF the goodly company OF men pres
ent went home voting the evening with
the Mems League a success.
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IOSIN' LIZA ELLEN"

Well. I hev he'd tn mumps an itch.
An fevsr'n agern grippe an SIGH
An oust or twice feiou;
But nuthin' quite kerflummuxed me.
Sos my anatmy wouldn't gee
Like lovin' Liza Ellen.
TIL symptoms kept a-foolIn' bout
A right smart while. an then broke out
Immense one night at spellin';
For nionshs-wen, jvst lost myself.
Put everything UP on the shelf
'Cspt love an Liza Ellen.
AT nights; my idees spread like sheep
You've seen Without bell on:
Panrammers warn't Circumstance
TO how her faced slide an dance
TIL air wus fun of Ellen.
couldn't eat. an jest the sight
o. v.ttels aoored my appetite
No use O. my rebelin',
For was, soaked plumb through and
through,
Wished everything in Kalamazoo
'Cept me an Liza Ellen.
I'd go to town an clean forget
T. ask how eggs wus sel!in-
Remember'n Jest [ not be late
A -hus,lln' home Z keep tn date
Id made with Liza Ellen.
All nature peared I wear store clothes.
An : emed Z me like every rose
About IN place WIS smelln';
l never did care shucks fer birds.
But when they'd sing they'd Jest say
words
T me o. Liza Ellen.
Is n Xed. bat things got nixeder still.
Grass WAS carpet, ditch. ri.l.
An every squash. :, melon;
! talked 80 dad lowed Is a fool.
An Ought ( be Gagged somewhars in
school
Fer earryin' on bout Ellen.
7 moul;ed round an FED on air.
But ct so thin on thet blame fare
a c3ange WIS test Compe.ln':
II c. rnS-quire Su0d1nt-in tn fall.
When E-she-wel. no matter. ali
Fhpaopped tw.xt ms an Ellen.
I eldat de 3 lowed / would.
BuE IN week wus teelln' good
Th' rvst Z aln't worth while tellIn':
Last week she planted number three
/ s'pose hey aii Tux wurse than ne
A~I5Vlu Liza Ellen.
Paul Losing McKendrick
MiddleSbpro. by.
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BALLARD SOCIAL.

The Puget Sound University Clef Club.
ef Tacoma, gave the public a very de-
l8htful concert at the Odd Fellows hail
last night.
The Woman's Relief Corps and other
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Ward ten
oefed them very agreeable surprise last
Saturday evening by marching In on them
thirty eight strong, the occasion being
AIRS. Wards sixty-second birthday. An
elegant supper was served, and Mrs.
Ward was the recipient OF a beautiful
rocking chair presented by the w r. e
\. j.. Pretty. a recent Kloadiker and
one OF the most popular men Ia Ballard,
entertained Mayor Startup. Frank PyIes.
L. Y. Davis. w. II. Peter. Lyman Burke.
f. +. Fisher. Dr. Emery and John w.
Peter al a dinner at the Butler last Sat
urday evening. after which the party
took IN the closing moments OF the Third
Avenue theater.