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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
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s. ben the ceau-y Wa.sa@ Va. laid on,
and CaL Jackson auu-arr,i a. Raesv
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Every man thinks of himself "A n how
longer than he should
After a man is % in thinking Of
eoasting he considers the walk back
However sad a man may feel. he loses
hIs look OF. .dness when eating . rood
dinner
An ahmony of 81 month is worth
more to a woman than the average hus-
band
A man VINO is single at 45 is no
smarter than other men. but he is
luekier tn most of them
fCu hear good deal about the
awakening of Love Well. every tune
Love Is awakened Suspicion also turns
over and rubs it eyes open--Atchison
Glote-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

rus-,ts y Hari1--. % s,fa-.s G..
aasnes case n poist Ne writ-s ~
for so-e y-srs r4.s -. s~N-.
eo1ssspstaou- trom ~htch ! $50. =
Sfrss11< t7cu1r-.t-uc-. - susf- -
49, 81 z>1acis-s Of vartsz. -. y. -
sam- mo9tn. age. wN~a 1 Sc 81
d. e As-rs Ftiis Tee - sf
earreSrra TIE eustsrr hatfs. - -
approves ny grserai k-asss
faAssn y hAaLo~E. sfi.zsa. Ca
ca-stip.tsaz t.. p-rAa-x. ~ -. =.
go psysicai evil 81 to-1ay Il : H..s.-
oxtcp9.s fhss xrappi~s ~ $780, -.
fsste-s tts tr..scie< 60 tra-s 49, -
e.~ sft~r snnta~r. uatfi 81 las. r--,~.tls
81 i~sx-r resistsse-. th- k-frs~.. -.
ssresnss 20 hHs friEhtfaf to- g---.t
TO - ne s<xiasisx 81 =7up cf - =.
~ur1-~sas -sis.i-ss ss- racr.-s -
aeco-t-x cssrx~s 18th poisr-s -.
tse liver at si1-evs sd 49,.
- e.ss,e s~l-x n-ssafir --erst,r -
pnyssSatiy Dr. Av~rss pals - -
sanssi passaa ~ yes eeues q 49, - =
Aver Cnrenonk. FREE r---ss-.-- -
f--,nmoay 81 th~-c ca-rst - ss5s -
address J. 6 Ayes Ca Ls-elf NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

just a. the strings OF a m1slcal instrument
get cut Of tune through lack Of care and
break our into esr-tortarlnx 1r<rurSi- when
touched the human nerves xwt out az
tune. and make everybody miserable that
comes In contact with them EVERY tobacco
users nerves are out OF tune more or less.
and the real tohae-o-slave'- nerves are re-
axed 20 the utmost N0-To- Bac Is the tna-
inx key xhlch ti<htrns the nerves. mAk1s
them respond quickly 20 the emotions. re-
suitinx IN the happiness Of al Ne To Bac
guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes xeak
men strong We advise all tobaero- us<rs 70
taxs \o-To r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
A TRAVELLERS TESTIMONY
What He Carried on the Cars.
To Take when Travelling.

Every traveller kssws tat ee-ti.soss
i,arn<yizx "a the raairoat II very spt %
a<rsnxe the svssrn "a so-z- ~aF- IA spite
Of sprtnxs and soft SEATS fh-f< - q ecntsn-
4s4s az and vtnrsttoa- ~htch sct- u1-n
the rerwuas sy~ten. and pru.tncrs rrx1itx
warvfsR soze~hst- aecor1tnx - the
strenx-h # the traveller 90 hrs pr~ttspw~s-
tioa % sszzc specta< sii4eat rA< nest
eozzsn coas-Q-~-c- Of c@nsts@u4s car
rt4aax - cuustl 2ssiou- Ash thts coztitaln
i1xsriahfv arolag~s s~s4s<.~. a.d trrfs
20 btlfsasness. Csnv~-~-. - Ll.zt.s
No t1as4 . waY - s~rtt IRE evil r--cts
Of eou-ft7 atsou. 70 unarh ~ ~as ~aes-ct
vs>. travelling re csrrs-t sta hin
the pail tnat wfsf : cur- con<ft psts1n sad
al - seSa<.t sas-ri.x~ rsis - ~a.t
he s.Ys.
rrsr~iii,x - tn- cars t~-.s 20 esastt-
p.tias ~ifs ne. bat ~ u@fzz ~ ! c.
ks-rs pills Moderately ~ bo~-is are
k-pt - s<aifhy scfson- Th-y sf-o prew~nt
hez.s<se = J CoSrxssz- 81 Lazass Nc
D. Ayers Pills are god for ~r-ssi -.tssa
u-ccr all ctrcum~rHarr< aat coud1tnoe<
Ts-v have cared io1< stass4tsx es-es sft-r
every s<her Ec<sea.> lad failed Rev
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

nisr-- bss never r-4ehed sSas.s-rs.iaa = ne
hs,szz~
IA T~li-r r-~al,Itlpn d-rizrtnx sar paym~rt
of a. naflusl8i brad IA silver W~lf rald
Wa rss-s-i ~ th~ sruate b. a vote ~ a. - 4
ullt "a. ti-f-st--i ia th- hou~~ ~tzt-hasst niii-
f1r NrE M~Na~u Artznua AIT uslaaousa s~r-
killed ir cuuas1iffs- n .tmasirrzr "a ofH ~
curing ahlfltv O. r~at ant srir- % tn pat %
tAa-s = YEAR oid pa--s-i tho -nzt- aaft tisi ass
r-srh sutz Ia tn hus4S- III anfi--<ai vsar hilI
pr,aaiosslnz tiex~t braxe-ax- r~pnrts~l
18th has-s,. bar s-at os-r = the n-xs ee~>sau-
Th~ f-sr tasns- asu-astuenf ~ she Int "a sp-
pruprias ga hlIl xiria. err etsuasf acrss> q
pa1ilr ila,i~ fr-- hnzar< fW -rttl-~. <zs
aHsliv comprusni=s-l On q tao y-ar-' ~xten-is-
o. - n~ua Tor sara lansf~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

What are you embarrassing here
fore snarled the camel
Nothing that you need to get your
back up about replied the giraffe.
loftily.
Whereupou the sacred cow Of India
woke up and swore At them for dis
turbing her lap.-Chieago Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Aren't you sorry that you MIXED
corn -four with your wheat four. now
that you have been found outs~ asked
the Job's comforter
L should say I am the miller ad-
mittsd- In the first place. ought tc
have called L a health blend and "a
Put Il 90 the market at higher prie.
than the pure stuff ~-Cineinuati En-
gtir4r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Thc=e people wha are anxious to dive iato
the uaysteries q freertx-1nry are r-cogn-
uasrlt-,i - h@-rum~ initEttesf into th- fsm.ss-
orsier. ard not % b a e1liow ynuth = "a Z
- hav- tsu> r-rrntiv AnxloEs - Isaru
wat are the responsibilities ard 3uti~< az
tachlnx - snemh~r~-ip. ~ parrha-.-i ha-sk
entities. -Na~enry Dams He = stu N the
Oars ahogt the nature Of a fre~usa-.,n % Ia
but -'ie oaxht - know a gid deal shuat %
s<rsctIns the 1o~ % water Noonshin<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
I'm So Tired ="

A urvd IL the mcraiu- a. uhen -
- be-, WY - IT, >imr.y h,eat4ss
ye1r b.1oi O. IN san a pslr. tb.n.
silr~isa rt1i.fi.a 70 1ae. 1T se-p rp
your str-rrth ans wa te nat cet The
5sreat - Falr s-,r T. feel str ~
AT Fesp .-rr-s ...t trv ths 0 o. a-t
p1rify.a< e-a.t. af "a els ~4-s4rari.a
oar ri f5rlt. 2 'ril. 90 yo4 good
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

UrxuarSisoR-Tnere has heen - many re-
ports Of these Cuban cables beng cut when
they haven't been cut al all that DON take
any more stock IN sS0riss q that Kind
Atom-Nes. bat is's true this time. The
news ABOUT the lass cable that was cur came
Ixsr the cable ITSELF Chicago Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

he fought for reputation a. the beIchtre
caEn8n'S mouth
he hrav~d AL dangers FOR the bubble
fAI~
Bat al renoxn eia3sd aim uatI he fen IN
love
All Ne1 a woman with a famous name
-PelIaGelphia North American
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Mrs Strong tin Iso7J-what do you
say his name is7
Mrs simpson
Mrs StroRg-But what was his mama
before be was married Judge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Mrs HAEET HARDY. Riverside Iowa.
writes To Mrs Pinxhan the story of
her struggle with serious ovarian trou-
bic, and the benefit she received from
the use OF LYDIA L Pinkhams veze-
able Compound This = her letter:
How thankful am that I took
your medicine | was troubled for
two years with Inflammation Of the
womb and ovaries, womb was also very
low. was IN constant misery. Ihaf
heart trouble, vas short of breath and
could not walk i've blocks TO save nv
life Suffered very much with nv
back, had headache all the time, was
nervous. transformations were Irregular
and painful, had bad discharge and
was troubled with bloatinz. I was a
perfect wreck Had doctored and
taken local treatments. but still was no
better / was advised by one of ny
neighbors TO write 70 you have now
finished the second bottle of Mrs. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. and am
better Ia every way / am able to do
all ny own work and can walk nearly
a mile without fatigue; something /
had not been able % do for over two
years Your medicine has done NE
more good than all the doctors =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

lAEuAA&
aiekiy
she saw
creeping
TO ~ a 2 4
her her
foa-yrar
ol33u<a-
ter. Bea-
tree The
c b / a
N o v . 4
4 over the
E~5r with
fort but
seem
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

oid >kizfiint ixrufsiyl-FIfteen dollars for
tho=e opera GASES can't ~e~ IL. sir.
Optlciaa lhlandiy i-Perhsp- should frs,
a. YOU WITH PAIR OF nv SIS gold spectacles
-Jexelrrs' Weekly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

A Gsor<ia lady writes Since irst using
ana saeIng the value Of I~ N9rsus TzGrH-
INA Hs<tAsas FNsgsl<sxi in al troubles inel-
lent to childhood. nave never been without
them IN the house. and would 2Srse all
Mothers to 1--WE then" TEkrHESA Axis Di
se>tion. kssuates the Bowels. makes teeth
nj easy and Keeps the baby n healthy con
slGlon-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
A STARTLED MOTHER

From tire Frs-port unl BaEletin-
Wine busy At WORK IN her home. Mr..
William shay. corner Of Taybor ard Han
easx Avsna-~. F-e~port. IL "a. startled
By hearing a nosse IiESt b<aind her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
OPEN LETTERS FROM
Jennie z Green and M-sL Harry
Hardy.

JzySrz 2 GErEx. DENMARK. Iowa.
writes 70 Mrs. P.nIbam-
Il hai been sick ~ ny monthly
periods for seven years. and tried
almost everything ever heard 81. but
without any benefit. Was troubled
with baekache. headache. pains in the
shoulders and dizziness. Through M
mother was induced TO try LYDIA z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and
il has done NE so much good an
now sound and well
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Pso's Cure Is the medicine To break M
ehlldrsns Coughs and Coids-Nrs- N. G
Bsaat. spraxu<. Wash. Mareh q. ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

a womans idea OF personal devil n
neiTn0orlng woman who talks abou. her
Chicago Daily News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

People are beginning TO airaf, th.s r,anv
men are lookin< for work who do not w4z,
Is-Atehisou (,igbs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

A powder 10 be shaken into the shoesL Al
this seAson your feet feel swollen. nervous
and bot and get tired easily II you have
.martlnx feet or tight shoes, Try Allen's
foot-Ease- Il coos the feet and makes wax
ING easy Cures swolles and sxeatinx feet
blissers and ealiogs spots R<li<ve-corn and
hunians Of all pain and gives RS. and comfort.
Try l. f.s-iGB Sod by al druggists And shoe
stores for 81. Trial package FREE Ad-
dress. Ailea :. O4m<ted. Le R0y. v Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

"A extrsorstnary haste to discharge an
obligation % . sort Of nSratItude-Roene-
fssrn.r.uiA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Hostess Ito friend who has been
brought in 10 take pot luckl-rm
afraid Mr.. Simpson, we've only got a
poor dinner TO offer you
Mr. simp<Ou-Ny dear Mrs Jones. I
beg you not to apologize, | assure you
| think IL quite desirable 10 unGerfeed
oecasionalIy.-Lou6 Punch
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

The confirmed ~.-1-s--s smoker - ersrtv
hss nothing else Co 4o--Wa.hlugtou Ia
.1-musrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Other important legislation. aside
from war iurlu4I..,f-

Other important legislation. aside
from war, included
Prohibiting the kiIiias o. fur s-als IN ,h-
North Pacific aRd inporattion af s..al>sfa@ in
10 thl> country prohibiting foreign freixas
vessels from carrying ns=rchaasil.- s5r,.-,Iv- Or
Indirectly. between Uait-i States port-s An
ALASKAN homestead AMI rt<ht q xay at. en-
eoar'l-.lh NJ railway construction zppr0pria tIn<
t1sO.sS for the relief Of the Yucca miner, sUr-
f-riag from the fierce winter there rr,-.r5r,
. non-partiSa1 Industrial caulrnlsSB,. 70
investlga-e innigr2ti,a. laoor. uanufa.,-
turs AMI eGssEeSs appropriaria- 80 Is.
% pay the Behrlax - aTT.-,lS-
creating 4 eonnsss.oa % alIos laa.i> on IN.
C1itaA milan reservation IA Utah ad5uS.int
the obi land DISPUTE between III. Uai,..i 500
and the state % ArSans4s the e1mur0uni..
calling for payment from the after a $50
SsS dispensing with proof % loyalty during IN.
late var pr-rrquf site ia bot.nrv l.u.s ts,rIi
cation Ehere proof 0the-wis.. bow titls- sh.,i
Sang th- distinction oetSe-n offered and IN
oner-si- tae reei@>sinearioa Of the patent .ys-
tenn cre7tin commission 70 --viS. -. So
aies reisariag "a patents and tras5@-snars.. re-
moving the disability trpos=d BE- ,..,-rios A
or the tourteenrh anleninleat 70 IA. e,,r,<.irr
ticn mere efore incurred allowing ~ aag Tor
the relief of the book agents af ~. N..sha.sisr
Episcopal church soCth for danases turing
tar Val ssntai for TIE heirs Of Iohn Raaeh
-A0 AA-dA4N4R A-4 ,AARo44li4ef. FOR work tha
cruisers ChieagO. Boston and Atlanta ~ ~
Likewise for the dispatch boat Dolphin: - sss
TO the Richmond Locomotive ans raehIa.
sor@s for damages and losses IN we cons.ru,-
zion Of the baftIsship Texas
Late 10 the session general hauxr,znt.z law
vas enAcresi proEidiag toe voluntary an.i IN
voluntary bankruptcy
Bills That Failed
Many important measures se-s Initiated
movement % either notify or oxertarow
me etSil--ervice sys,sm watch brought cus
lnFesal<at1o1ss nuleno1s eoufereuceS And
COMMITTEES sessions. AMI acrimonious a.
Date On the naor cf birth h0uses out nnaIlx
EaS lot "A ths VIZ exeissmeat Tha Loud ali
TO erea1e a basis q sseonlI-eIaS, nal raart~r
a. SIZED IN tas house IA Narrh The person.
nef OF he navy hllL recognizing the entire
naval sesvtee- Nas reportef % the h,1Se mr.
Eea- over Until the nexr sessioa Rsaxiax And
currency ieSi -tsth5G Proposing a general r-s1r,n
y ss- sxAstSa< seas1e E&s repostsd fron COM
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
THE WORK Of congress.
The Session Just Closed One of the
Most Notable in Amer
lean History.
war LEGISLATION THE MAIN FEATURE.
N-.-sr.- AAspssa for the rro>~-ustsa
Of the taass~t -tth spain -Hsw.ii.s
saa-rsrissa Accomplished -oth-r L.vs
Enacted Measures thai Failed

WASHING TOY. July s-Th~ passing o.
th,. S..,-,nd .....s,, - ~. ITs,~-sf.h
.......-- - -. -.
- t"e
I" t-A' trH u er"tui
A>>peiateu with the nr>t hostile cuu-
ffct with nation OF aust her continent
n.-,. f-f~ ths .,,...,,s.,., - Heat
- -,
"" iNFl"er
MOVEMENT t"r tfrrit"Fi2l expansion
though with few Important changes IN
The. domestic. ~s-h,ras rh.. pr,-~..,s ..,p-
-.- ...... - -. - -.
f
10 rtNr As-rit "irsi
y ban VIA Esi-sprrlt -itur for <vn-
Darl-tae 4rtiau far .sl-sr NJ Cana bat tarre
So aapa-~a-F 49, ~ erH-..s-Asian q arra--i
rnu@f-f 81 sa--u saa sr-ssat y as.-.. s1sr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

B+anty may only b- skin deep. but ths
pride OF It reaches into the heart.-RAm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

one feature o; Ia. SESSION Va. tAs. enactmea,
u thu var rev-aa- uaE- IT. franers expect IL
10 pru.iu-e sgsi.s.f itssi PER wear.
osh-r reysrae legislation iErl1lalesi a bfIl en-
larSlnz n favor u importers the PROVISIONS A.
% Disposition % abandoned inproFts,l MERRIAM
di-e- and eNteasi5n< the ontax~ slloWaaes On
dlstilled spirits IA botsts from four Ia IL year,
M....- ~. -. s,.-.l..Il A.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Take LAXATIVE Bronlo Q1irine Tshlessl Al
druggists refund mOcey II IL sails 10 cure. Sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-09

passengers each. passed through the rapids
up to the time be had left. An influx Of
a.me people Will make great difference
along the streams where gold is supposed
to be. IL g 600 have gone down this year,
II Is not too much 10 say that IS many
months. 50 that the enormous number of
%. 90 persons have been engaged in the
hiondike movement. When il was esti-
mated that 5000 people would so to the
hioncike between last July and this spring,
1t seemed almost incredible. yet that num-
Der. far more than half Of which passed
through Seattle. was handled by two or
three coast cities without any tnconveni-
snce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-09

Col. Pat Donan was there, and where
Col. Pat Donan is dwells eloquence. Col
Pat Donan made a beautiful speech yes
terday before the international mining con-
gress, urging that the next annual meeting
fove-until he makes other arrangements
The congress listened smiled. applauded.
and straiglltway voted Overwhelmingly for
Milwaukee. where a hot time and free
beer were offered They will wait till they
die before they go to Col. Donan's Port
land. It is not of this earth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-09

NAV Of q corporation That was well
meant, but the purpose il not accom-
pIished By p!lfng up conditions and i'm
posing taxes
Cheap power lis a very great advant-
age and IL can only be had through an
enormous outlay, which can afford a
profit only after years Of development
II Is folly TO throw away an opportuni-
- TO get power at moderate price be-
cause at that price the company sup
plying IL might make some money. It
will be interesting 10 watch the result
u the policy Of the two places. Seattle
Is interested in the welfare Of both and
would like u see them have the full ben
eft Of all that prosperity can bring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-09

A fed-aot "AngIo-Saxon" writes 10 the
Vancouver News~Advertiser protesting
loudly against the speech OF Lieut.. Col.
Prior At banquet in Seattle. when he Is
reported to have said: II am sorry ~
say and I am frank to say that I had no
idea old King George was such a ruffian."
OF course ne didn't have any such idea.
and of course he doesn't Col Prior Is a
gentleman ard loyal Briton. and he Is
also good fellow with a sense Of huulor
that some Angio-Sa xons-and some Amer
icans-have not. II appears to be neces-
sary 10 explain 10 the irascible Vancou-
verite that his remark was mere pleas
anrry. His harmless joke was understood
here. IL it wasn't in Vancouver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-09

Desertion from the army or navy is very
properly regarded as a serious offense, but
it becomes almost a virtue In the case of
the gunners in the British fleet who want
to have a chance to do some fighting A
true soldier. whether On the sea or land,
looks forward to war as the one aim Of
his life, and the temptation to go into 1t
is very great. 1t Is not for us to condemn
the British gunners who seek TO serve I'm
der the Stars and Stripes, but, at the same
time We cannot encourage what must be
regarded as dsloyalty to government
with which We are upon friendly terms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-09
Ranio,n Recollections,

One of the young ladies' OF the company
who by the way. never seem TO under
stand that black people are men--thought
Il great fun 10 go 10 a Kaftir's kraai. peep
in and kiss her hand TO the chief inside,
He Immediately came out 10 buy her. and
was very much In earnest about ii.
mo, | thank you. / am not up for aug
ton today"
Three oxen"''
Really very good Of you, but"
-Four oXen?''
NO. thanks. I'm not for sale"
give oxen?''
NO. let me go"
He let her go with Zu.u oath, and her
friends VINO had missed her. congratulated
her on her safe return-which they had
reason TO do.
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SNAPSHOTS by THE WAY.

Camara is keeping his ears wide open for
the come back bell.
- y p
That Victoria yarn has 100 many via
Madrid embellishments.
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C.ama-a hax apparently. through mad
ve-;ence. Inislaid his destination
Lieut.. Hohson ought TO nnl mighty in
teresting reading in ihe newspapers.
y - =
Tv,ev are nov viudicating Spanish honor
BY firing OIL the American wounded from
ambush.
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Before Emperor Rai undertakes 10 yank
down slice from the Philippines, he wants
10 put watch an the Rhine.
p y. p
TIE Anglo American alliance shows ba.ky
symptom. WREN it comes to standing e on
;nat Spanish pvgvateer yarn.
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ina, low. rakish craft does ali rs
bloody work In the vast ocean OF the Ca
madam correspondents !aaa gia4uon.
- = -.
Judging from the Spanish pr,ysieer story.
some ~ oar Canadian friends must have
begun 70 ses things about the time they
60. back home.
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Up 10 date the veeuv.as has coaanei her
operations 80 tearing large hoies 81 the wide
world Sse ough; 20 ~ gwen a chance 81
the Spa 1ish heroes wao fred OF tne Amer
SsAs Aubs3lazcss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-09
On THE EVE.

America dear tro,AaTlani,
y nile yet tA+ ~aotGed guns are mute,
Accept a brotheriy salute.
a hearty grip u Eugland'a hand.
Tomorrow, when the sulp0uroua Glow,
III war shall dim the stars above
BE sure The star - ksgland'= love
= over yoa, come weal. come AJe.
Cr7 forth .n hope Go forth in nl~nt,
To all your mother self So true.
That coming tine may S~s 81 you
The vanguard % the hosts OF Azhf
Though wra,afa, Justice load rs tran
Your guns. De every brezch they max
4 gateway pierced for Nercv's sake,
Taat Peace may enter IN and reign
Taen should ne hosts OF darkness bard
Against s04. to& e~-ng th4uaerouslv.
Flash the uor-l Brother" Ger .t.s "a
Ara England a. your sd shall -lana.
Exuitiaa, Fer though dark the nsgh.
And sinister win scud ara rack
Tn@ noGr tAat brings - back 10 back
64a EAgs4ngers the larger Hgat
". - - Loader. Ca.el.clA