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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

piso's Cure Cor Consumption is the only
cough medicine used in my house. ID. G..
Albright, Minimizing, Pa, Dec. IL, '95.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19
BETTY WASHINGTON.
THE ONLY SISTER OF THE
GREAT COMMANDER.
Beautiful Interior Decorations in Tier
Homo at Fredericksburg, Done In
Raised Stucco by an English Prisoner
locks Of Vast Proportions.

N the outskirts of
the little town of
F + Q d e + icksburg,
Va, stands q house
Of peculiar interest
to all Americans.
1t is Kenmore, the
home of George
Washington's only
sister, Betty, which
was built by her
husband. Colonel
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

A woman who owns a horse and buggy
is great autocrat with other women, and
she knows it.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

Syevcral Chippewa Indians ID Doug las
.SSsnty, Wis, are proftably engaged IN
SfSing wolves, for which they receive
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

WHEN bilious or costlve, eat n Cascaret
Eidy catharic, cure guaranteed, 1uc, csc
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

Mrs. NVinslOSv's Soothing Syrup
Forchil'ren ,eeng, softens thegums, rcducesinfam
nation ailavs pain cures wind collie. IS cents bottle
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

The less man talks about grievance
= greater chance that he has one.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19
Courhinr Leads to Consum ptlon.

Kemp's balsam will stop che cough
at once. Go to your druggist to-day
and get sample bottle free. Large
bottles 25 and 50 cents. Go at once;
DELAYS are dangerous.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19
Genuine lIulnOr.

: Sgtes-V ING 1u11ntUst CnlMK5yD
or ,.1.5z ]:75 go
4 aggles-TLc New England idca 81 cali
servants ''help." sg
meseckcrs Excursions Mt Half Rates
Al the Missouri Pacific railway and
Ion Mountain Ro,,tty to points in the
est and southyst. Tickets on sale
February 10th, March ed
and 18th, April 9th and goth and May
4th and 18th. For descriptive and IL
lustrated pamphlets of the different
states, time and map folders. address
I. f3gsIi'o wnsend, General Passenger
Agent, st. Louis. Mo.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

According to the latest trustworthy sta,
tistics there are 240, O0O, 600 Catholics in the
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

The mother Of mischief is no bigger than
n midget's wing. &
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

C0e's Cough Eolsam
IL the Oldest and best. It will break up cold quicker
| than any thing else. 1t Is always reliable. Try it.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19
NO.TO.BAC FOR FIFTY CENTS.

Over 404, OO0cured. Why not let No To- BAG
regulate or remove your desire for tobacco.
Saves money, makes health and manhood.
Cure guaranteed, Soc and q, all druggists
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

CAscARETs stimulate liver, kidneys and
no wells Never sjcken, weaken or grippe, l0c.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

JUST try n 10c box o Cascarets, candy cathariic.
the finest liver and bowel regulator made.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19
Rcceipts and Cost Per Mile.

"From the statistics given in the report OF
this commission for 1895 1t appears the aver
age amount received by tho railroads doing
business In Iowa for carrying one passenger
one mile during the year was 2.27 cents. Inc
returns from which these results are o.,
tanned do not include any passengers carried
Tree. The large number Of passengers VINO
have Travelled uron reductions Of rates as per
mitted by our Observation-Disclosures OF the Cos
pei organizations Of our military, excursions ms
OH holidays, special rates to meetings OF many
organizations, state and county fairs-are fac
tors that reduce the average fare to the
amount above stated. It is obvious, thefe-
fore, that the average must always be lower
than the rate fixed by law. The character OF
the business renders it impossible to make
any rate that will be absolutely uniform. Inc
-owa report for 1896 shows only ten roads
which returned the average cost OF carrying
one passenger one mile The average cost OF
these companies was 2.14 cents. This result
is less reliable than il it were founded upon
returns made by all the roads, which would
probably increase 1t. In arriving at the cost
Of carrying one passenger one mile, as aooso
given, nothing Is charged on account OF the
expenses Of the railroads for interest. rents,
taxes and miscellaneous fixed charges anu
Of course. nothing for dividends on stock.
The passenger traffic should, OF course, pear
it's proportion Of these expenses. when con-
stitute part OF the cost Of doing the business.
From statistics compiled by the interstate
commerce commission it appears that to
charge the passenger business OF the ran,
roads with its prOportionate share OF the liSeo
charges, not Including anything. however, on
account Of dividends and creditng II WIN
mail and express earnings, would give US III
the actual cost 2.57 cents. aa.v
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

An Atcliison man who earns IS week
speaks of his ''lnen'' instead of his shirts.
In several Of the farming district Of Ne
braska corn is used as fuel.
England has S. per cent Of the wealth Of
the u niied Kingdom.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

The Same Thing.
"rhey say he got into Wall street ut last"
II hoard it the other way''
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19

woman does not consider man per.
feet gentle man unless he apologies pretty
often
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-19
ON IOWA BALL RATES.
PAS SENoER SERVICE AND
RATES COMPARED.
| Reply Of the state Railroad CommiJ6ton-
to Inquiries by Asriculturists Regard
Ing Average Receipts and Expenses.

Des Moines, 1owa.--Correspondenc Chicago
mes-Herald.-W. W. Field of Odebolt. pres
ident Of the State Agricultural society, ,anx.
ious to enlghten its members on the merits IT
from H Tho state board Of Ssiiroad commission-
ers on the following points: What is tho aver
age rate Of fare in Iowa? What does It cost the
railroads to carry passenger a mile? How
are We (the agriculturlsts) to ascertain what
rate would be fair on both sides? What is
the opinion Of the commissioners on the ques-
ten? In reply an open letter has been writ
ten by ". W. Atnsworth, secretary Of the
commission, saying In part: 1.-THE questions
suggested by you have recently been con-
sidercd by the board Of railroad and ware
an inquiry made by the sta!e grange of that
state. Its conclusion was that it would be
unwise, unwarranted and unjust to the rail-
road interests Of the State to comply with this
request. Tho regular report says: Some OF
the great trunk lines In Illinois might be able
to stand such reduction, vet the smaller
roads and those which do almost wholly
local business, and which are now and have
been for tho last two years struggling for
existence, would be most seriously affected
by 1t. Such action on our part would simply
increase the heavy burdens under which they
are struggling now.
Decrease In Passenger Business.
1T is a wel-known fact to those who have
taken the trouble to investigate the amount of
passenger business done by the railroads In
Illinois during the last two years that there
las been a large decrease in the number of
passengers carried. This Is due, in our judg-
ment, not to the amount charged for such
service, but to the general depression in all
lines Of business, the low prices Of farm
products and the unsettled financial condi-
tons which have had their effect on the pas
scnger as well as the freight business. This
question was before us when We revised the
freight schedule in 1895 and the whole ques--
ton was thoroughly considered. We did not
think then. and neither do We feel now, that
In Justice to both the public and the railroads
this reduction should be made at this Time.
II the country was prosperous our conclu-
siCns might be different. The statistics In our
Office show that for the last three years. 1894,
1895 and 1896, the average amount charged by
the railroads per passenger per mile is a frac-
ton above cents, although the maximum
allowed them was cents. For the reasons
above stated we do not feel that this reduc-
ton should be made by us at this time.
We are also asked to recommend this re-
duction to the legislature. In view Of our
conclusion we do not feel that 1t would be
consistent for us to do so.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14
IN CoNTsMPT o. Court.


DIS NoUSEs. Ia Jan u -
D axe nsss eueamlas5sa Joju 4 y
~ bris-sis.issr In command K the
ortE1as u tue Iowa national .1ar \
or answer for -unt-lupe u court il
e-sze be Is br1gxAs Hp Esr contempt.
tAe ls3veru0-s Attorney aas ssats,l hss
T,-- asrslt44 a5zas.lt aatI thas interest
iug Spectacle VIII h,s presented * the
sNessuslve aust ilr,i .eial apartments IA
GEressG canI &C u1sa easl osAsr.
NeartY a vear 1s1 Prime was elsceesi
b. Tue a-st origasLs "a is cum.aaasi.sr.
AfIE-tzea- VIZ iG had bsfrien
JAMES 4 ti.sest, his opponent. an4 -
g. NEED sa adEz91 Prime ; eir-Eiaz- He
ordered a a=gN =leet5ou aad z.l5a Prime
-slu- Then the vote 8as So cslarzss.,sf
ass o. rAruw aue a large a sauser 81
E-tuzt- neEes. tsaasr YE1s declared e e,.-
-. 4ast wzs commissioned Pune
szrsi fr naaai-.nsi1s "a compel ths
gaveruoF ta eutululsssuu aim. Tha
eas. As4 b--va psn.li1z sever1l mouths
amt Fesz-r'ias zs,.i x >earrisr s..,.ili..,I
IT, he Aulas t1ll Prlaae Wa eIectssl
thas aalv personal spizs aetuass,I ths.
al las=lal 4asi gsEeraa- In refusing him
Tie ealll -,ssea. aad aaids that the
g1verucr msss c1lil Is ais8sgn hln a.
ousa. s llaasaa1us ziza BE- fssuett -
szurru
Atse -tissueraL E-mIev revr---
scuse ll.= <esSeEar a. El- zzfaL- lie
elseis=sss sn- xsreruorss authority ~
paraas ant q tle courts. and ssshl he
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14
WAS 1T CONSPIEACYs
A Minister Arrested ~ rha Instance
OF = Be1 WouG7


kecEEsTxE, y. l.. Jan ~ II $50
o'eiacis lass evening tar tErv inpaz-
-Alest 20 try tae cass ol kev. Z. u
nlrsparrirlk. wAa uas zuder arrest
eAarxesi with ial p~r<snassuw an oE1-
Ger. sruzghs "a q vvr-f5ct af aae xs-iItv-
The arress aa4 triaI q Pzsasr Nirls-
PatrseAS A1s been one Of the INST seq
satisanal ah1irS that has eve acsnpis,i
the atte1tHsu II the pel7,,e q tAls elsy-
The aaaa acgusse.l - pastor e tie &c.
on'A lGlversa l.st eAargA Aaa : zsaa Of
more shaa b8'-al reputation
on ra= Igea % Ia.s us.s-~ss1rr Nrs.
Anna Atvea- Who lives "a . 8i1riS o1
ExrAAzge street. c'smplsaiH s -aOsgfe=r
SAayne. Tao P1trOss thaf ssrweS. taaz
sle aza been arroseesi b. a nan - =.
represent.1 Aialss.lE - be ! .l-tee< -.
ami A>4ss.,i - BE- bowed tasgsss -.sv. "a
her russsl ssaea Esfz.s.i he rars. .ten...i
~ arrest h=r- >as saist a. r:ss.a aasi
On tw1 preva5as acsasAlus esssus ne.
same tang Waste The wasaaa wax
tza2l..ay wisa sa~ sGsI-er thss s-,s-w u,...,
Of wAsu1 they we're sP.a.Sia< u~a..ss.i
a .z1slss IN frgat % ta-zu Mrs. X.lrsea.
'eNA'= y -aA Asia 4at F@iasss4 ail.I cut
a. tae ulaa III hszs2 sausxaI aer 40
-. -. : '.e
aAl g t,a4'''ss'A tAe E1a
@ass @a'-1'a ana " iisas
as E-a2s b. sssppfzy suszsa "a n.
ssrs-s aaG zsaxlHg - ss aIisssse,l - -
10 S-lsir r,sou4 lie a-s4fae.i - s.s t-
-, - -. a @-S a. o@s At AS
q S--'s aP a
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'A-a . N a's@ ettE iee
"a 's aia
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14

Columbus. Jan >-Farther aGvices
received hecs .nsIaF frum CarrolItoa.
Ia seen % pe5as coueIaslvsIY % sss
f-Ss thas the nan e4ptarst n that town
"Wednesday - cue Of the ts0 who Eur-
iare't Joan Roberts n Arsesia. IN Ehs
eouaeT- about 10 weeks since L .
ss1seI -hat be offered far sale 4 v1la4bls
revolver 5or SL50 ThisIe45s - sha be-
LET ~ he IS l member 81 the gang
sa1 committed Hamer1us barxiaries a
tzss city H. IA, - among she houses
ara.sen laza -Is 1 harIE1rs st0rs from
sasch azunaer u rsEul ve-s we're zaxsu-
E4s man. Nho : yes ais aaEe a. HsN4-4.
aas sigalas,t his willingness so return
ss Alississi ppi without regaisIsl ton pa
Ra-s. aad Deputy Sassi. Armstrong q
y II 2 - - ai-er him N soon ~ shs
Alabama 1asAoriziss agree 20 turn aim
HHa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14

The Hu4lter % pghlic accounts has
ea1s plssel tae compilation % the pen
ssau Ilst There Arr g.ss- psusionerx
The appropriation = S-5.asG. AMI each
psusiouer NtIl receive So. =. sr-~ps
raosa Sho come aasIsr tae special pro-
vls on Thers are six of these and sasy
Stll <ss 50 each Il is sssinasea thzs
txo-tairIs % re uosai aumhsr ars
Wl4os& For ass rear there we're = -
psHssoaers, wa0 rus Of The SI-.5a0 ap-
pruprta-iaz so apssce- FslIawlnx shoNs
tae number n e1-n county
Alams. s. Alcuru. ss- Ante. * At
tA.a, IIs- Eenron- 81 BoIIva-. / Cal
hour. Ias- Carroll. 100, Chirxaszw. %.
Caocr1N, Ia. Claiborne. ~ Cia<x-. 81.
tlaF. 1ls taA1oma. l. Capilh. fas- Gov
tag-on. - DeSJso. "a F-anxLta- -.
tirseas. = tireaafA Ias Hazco.-<- :.
Harrison- 5, Hfasis. So Holmes. g.. Is-
szq qGerz, 8, tElNamba- tt6. J1exsan. -.
Jasper So jefferson. - Jou.s. su- KEN
ger. s. Lafayette. Isg- LAuei~-I1Ie. H.
LzErenes. - Lsake. rs. Lee. ~ Ls-
&1rs- L. Lincoln -. Lssad-s. lii. N.sfI-
sou- "a Na-ion. - Na-shslL -, Men
-p's- tls- Non- -,uuery. a. Sesaoha. Iaas
Se~-oH. -. Slxahsy. -. sfistfahesl~ 81.
Psnoia. g. Pea-l & rsr. 3. Perry. "a
Pike. - Fgasasae- Is-- Preasiss. -.
ga smAn. s. Eaaeaa- 81, >.,utE .. Shl--
ssv, g. >iupsou. - >'nssh. t-I= san
siawer. y T1sI2h4sehie. -, Tate. a. T .
Raa- - T5saonsa<e. g. T4nica. son-.
alen- -. wAzr~a- 81, w4shinxsan. q.
Wayne 1s, Webster. Gs. wIlxiu-an. 70.
winston. las- = ys4saasEa. - Tazss. -.
The distribution esa RaE BE maize hss
Ferc Fehr,4s-r L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14

THE past weeks s1E4L Of business
t1iEares n the CnEsed >c1ae= Is A.. sns
8f sAs Iazxess ever -=por.eL Against IL
IN sha Iass week Of 1876 1z1 ss5 n z1s
arSs sesx n IS9'E
The sheriff and twenty 3srg- les A.
rived n RasIaai. II. an shs -Ea. TAslr
appearances set me striking eG41 Miners
xIld. and n lively sc-immA<s 0erGr-ed-
n wniea TWO men we're severely IN aresL
Tx aamhsr Of ssesrzgs passengers
landed a. Ellis EzlAad during Eas Y@4<
I-96 w1s a5e. la There ssrs ~. -
cabin passengers landed n sas pors sf
New YORK during sas sane period
The scAzamens af me egnsflslon Of ne
sr~asz-y an me sza snewess- AEaila5ls
cash aalazce. s.5a. g.7. 11ss god reserve.
SIS. ssEsEk
THE Democrats caucus Gt tae Ms
saari IegisIasars ou the ssa aouInaE=d
George G. Vest as 4 czasiSiars fur aised
states senas0r ~ saeessd aInsslE
JasgrM BRGHSrxDr and Mrs. Raka.
hEs sssser~Ia-Iax. af Chicago. are a. ne
point Of 4earh from eaziag waaz taeY
claim was aoIsone1 ue2S
Az 4rremur was made "a the ssh -
blow ap shs dan q The Consumes
Electric street, Railway Of Tampa Fia--
by an arued hoAIF Of horssnen- sao
used Gyaanise. doiag eonsiGsrahls dam
age. hat noe saersestlBg entirely n their
work az destruction
SFsroS CooPER. the S0zth CA-cllza
aegr0 dsnd- Vas eaaghs and IT1casd
asser Sasuerats ba-sle on Eas sth-
TIE Dime savings Bank. Sish is
4 aa0 zsposi sorsS ons az the olsiess sx-
elusive saxiagz 6anxs IN Chicago. vii
~ aus Of exisss1cs hst1rs the sxFJrz-
sion af the ninety d1Fs' notice waiea
kas been ssaf-sd Of ieposirors since ne
sasoens;ou Of the National Bank "
Il1IzoIss
THE s--eagth ef the German GrmY
th1z year vii be 31.0ss eomnissioaed
seaee-x. rs.5I- non-eoz 1izsianet aE-eers
aad s3-. .ssS prts1ses.
EEzNAS SrE1S. ot Jaexscnville. Fla.
"a the l9rh shot his sits 4ai ehiit Ezd
thea killed himself
A x0ErsAsE far ss0. .eO0. 000 gfvsn By
ne Comnersial Cable Company ot SsS
Yark 10 The Farmers Lean an1 Trzss
Ce1p4aY Vas dled in the eouusY re-
-ar1er's osscs IN Chicago oa shs t0sh-
GOV SroSx of Missouri xzas tAs
lsxaslara-s - make s<zia-Sshbfax
zrIszI sriGe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14
ira eoL9esT YsI
A Crs@sis-E essszass ..4s....sa EEsi.l & ], .ss.s
aEasaasssE

sKaassszE
CHCSso Jan- IA -Etr.s arsn =rzus.zE
NlzA revu-seas as4t - q ssllo4al "a
>--ase szr~ss. Gll4c4sss-s asls5.ss tior-
aus aa@re, s=19 ueass4eA Las nsht-
iSa0elssst the Prvnr.essr Haelzus-issn..
r'a5hssi t.1e I'll u sA= davis zrg-ips-.
Ea-isus4 aas rh@ fraat slssor azd g.
el7ssE
Eas sslo.la vas wei d.-,.sl with cs1s-
tOnzsrs shea ssss tar-a rob a,srs eateresl
the paa.-'.- Tas - : ( sag l.ssa gxal.Seaf
up ~ the la altl crslases-l -h.. asasteuss-
er, Alex Lewis, Who - 4l,sa ar11riss l.,-
Of the piaez, - han ever gas. sssaE-u1s
Of the ulonry drawer Lsvss refused.
Knd Was rrasaIng aasLrr tsls 8ar Tor
his aastal. wei he aas sEr1ss-ix ga tAe
o2Sax af the head sviEh = revolver a1st
feAA - si1e ass.8r- Ua1- sf the men ran
hssltu1 rle e1an-er azlaI t.l,lsg the euu-
teass ur the drI~sr-S5E When al
was r~4aiy. rne men baelS-sf out sl1vxi~.
aasi. ming lag sisa the rhruas on the
busiest past Of Chleaaess aossery.
lnsasiss tas-lr escape tas vhole trza~-
aetusn 0easapissi less sl-a ave min
zte=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14

city. " en-. have broken out afr~-a 4
riot having started a. - SssufSlaas
church ou the mo-ainx OF the 5th. A
mob Of several hundred angry Poles
attacked the parsonage. breaking
every window aad driving Father
BogaciSi and his bussvg,1arsf into tn.
Easement where they we're beSi.g-,L
Several men we're dangerously
wouuGeI
BERS4ED kEAUsE, a ChieaSo taller.
became Tired of life. Gu the ssh. a,d
jumped into Lake Michigan. bus vvas
frightened into eomiux ashore bra
poiiesman drawing his revolver and
threatening tosaaos hilu.
THE anRHal celebration OF the ami
versary q the Wedding sf George
Washlagt0u was heid at Shsrrv1s. in
New York city. on the Seh. by the NNvv
York chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution
>ASEvED GRANT. a scion Of one sf
ths ofd~ss aad weaIthisxe ~craasou
Pa families. has he~n sued tar So.
Gaa for kissing pretty Mrs. Emma Nav
brasttsh ~ yie=-'5ness On the cheek ant
oucs On the lps--w5th1us aer eousenE
II = now estimated shas -. go per
sous have 1sd frum Bombay As a ---
sHls 0t sa@ xprensf Of the hub.suEe
plague TAs-y are scattering cousaxiaa
n tie villages NJ the eoaufry-
CAzEGs EzxE&- ex-pr-.iessns Of Sal
vaetnr. asx exiI=d IN Oakland. Ca.
has declared asx aisappruxaI 0f the
Ce1sral American federation bxxh5s.a
>alvasisyr. Hoa&1-as AMI Nicaragua ar.
aait-'i- He says sAs PeOpse of the re-
paolles rver=. aSs eousul r-,t. aad sAas
shs s1ion H1s accom- ,lisae4 without
saeir warrant ar approval
LEzzzz PEzzFEwz. Chfea<s ..ss-phssas
ePsrztsr- pat her weeks Fay n her
sz.se<iug. ea sAs ssA. a1sf started t1r
hs1Eas- Fssepaasx h-isg her np NJ FIf-
sy-shirt ssr~~E aRd 9enaasfe1 her
money Sh= d@niesf having aaw. anst
tAs robbers s<argaed aer zzd secured
.a. na9@y.
Iuz Az1srfcsl national aa1x OF De1-
rer- CaL- whicA suspended April -
l-ss5, aas ee-z permitted 70 -~-or~n Is
aaors for husiaesS a. an ass5z. na-
sagna1 banking iaszfrariuu. ha-fuy
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Depev, Of New Yorx. azG a-chid Bev.
Cguns Gay i<3xs.Si. e1uacil1r Of ssass.
,,s "a oAaN o1 eal1'fi. = tan11n.
- = = D. a. --'l "a % sdaloe. aast
--'s = S'--1e = 11A- % -aisso"r,as a
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N Hfid-sA sap 4F''sa- tsps- joan
soa. WIaen arr1x'si- oa sae *sh. n
~'isss a'stsRsa fruEs >aa krzzE-lssos and
=. = .1isf lar - aalri- went AsAi@rs-an
ne s-i- oa N"P~.aast sand. 9-i tla-
aarift Sezst ealiss 91 LzeiN1d- zl1t1 De-
saafae \ s2taA wees h~z crew va
"a fe'L
>EAoS teaFEE uegvo a-sp~rassl.
= an aaa <a-Ass'i i've Rersslrss Sas sss--
fa'azasis''2 1E a slaerisf : Efl<ss n sumter
: - On sae N. aaA <A-1-sL
,z'fs- ERl'is = a. Ass<s'si u'r saaiia'i'i. As
-aeper &e2e up a su>a4Azde VIA az
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14

J1ekson. JIa- III q Bur-oNs. m
1I1 eirizsa Of Nsarasx1. has been inves-
Ex4-izg the lads Of Mfssisss1 1p5 a-5
oshsr advAatazes et the Slass tsr some
weeks Whila he hEs nos ret pur-
CHASED. be las decided % remain here
d1riag Ehe Niucer and Eill Frob1hlF =
Eake an iavessueur IN the sprin-.
since eo1ing here Mr.. BsrruNs took a
r , - the extreme Narsa Nesr. WISHING :
Tlco1A. Seattle Azd other Plless q ia
-eresE Afs-r travelling 5.slQ miles -
r1lL and ~eiu hy Wa1er be retGrnS - VI -
siSsippi. 4eclaEtag u . tie bc-z eo1nsry
1e z1s tl1n1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14

hsref- lei Inaa a wIr-- ssnantt Aarl.s--
rss4ss bsfessesk .rtst ffrtvsr fszes psaa
Aautsrr L.a~ - Ears.sss wtrs ~sruus
s@ress rhrtr Rear ansI Lfg-rislly >saa. n
t.-ssh
kET Wnsr. F1a-. Jan. 20 A report
fraa Psinss nrar Mnssaxas eou6rsus
the news received cf j deseat suffered
By tAe >raa -sa AZ the aza.ls of aae of
tHlu1ez captains on Eues.lAv From
the detai.. a. haad g apvears t1at sne
>run il-sls halsl IA bls-t -.l.at ai1zher sx- T
Pv,iilien was - be- laadesi veSs ct
there On t1e eeast Two detaehuz,.
were seat oif ls aul5s.sssalie t.le ess-urs
thas thry tE0ush- th- Cahazs 'vou /
sent- Ihls t4s ca 5aus a.1r1 1s. azd
sd they proposed q ,t.suVe--1ra bgg~s.a.ls.
ca t1elr site Eeur hatd-r,I Cuhan=
we're .tztioue4 "a tAs roat ,r.s a..
>Pauiar wuuhi take v.,.il ,...p..,,,I,.,t
~ tas eu-he~. >tr,is.ar.hss hssrt..,l we. vDl,.
aeFelcard aer'issr~the rualt lsuee high.
Aiier tl1 >pafaiaE,ss lad Pa.sss,l a cur.
iiaaa psHin ~sEaors sarhsrl wfrc wax
ssrels-s-z9 across sIe FaaA q isnr~yie
ka-str retreat Asth.s e,luuns came ar
the Caiaus bs.zaa a raplI Ere. wh.le
men ssaslonst Ia sosnc Aisl trees over
hanging tle eat sarauzA whfeh the
truaps were passing AErlesl han5
<reuas-es a-uuug tlem-
Eas slaughter was fr-<asful fcr a
few mou~uts. over - spanish s1lsffer-
aad u9lcr-rs being disabled They
rzi.st a. hravelg ~ tl4e- c,sa5si. antl
returned tae arc. 8us. b-.iar ul.a.r
su'sh q lisa iTal-.l--e and sarprls.rt
tlaeg esza.ti - bette sas-lr cze-nv being
almost Eavlsi be, l4ziss tae raaul-6-e
&-ruiag agtsa d-alt t-utA ant ds~tru.--
tI0a anonr she grasrss.--I s-,slur1ns %
tas S1sau-.l TROOPS Tue latter finally
r=trea1esi. er,leslg a. tIrss. she Caoaas
pursaiz< taessl along the r1ats and
n-sag a. sle wlfie When the second
vvtres n sheir -ear we're struck pan1-
cassief, she sotti.rs f1r-r-ttIar a.
discipline a1,i running Soc tarir lives.
aaE throwing away xaas aasi eluip-
meats Ihe CIaaas pursu.ss shs.u for
several anl-ss. esr-r f1rtT i've Spauiarr-s
rverz, sried hy tas Csbaus auI Iaa
t.EissR - aners- The latter. save ar.
vElla Ner. Na-Ivs-bnra Caoan-, acting
A. .gzates, we're liberated The
-euFSasGes, as rA.. <uh1@s were called.
Aaa a short sri1. aa,t a spee,ii@r l-a-h.
being eut down ul-a elach-sss The
spanish report aas aat been male
919A1g ret