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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24
NERVOUS INSANITY.

No organs Of the body are more dependent
upon the healthy aston OF kidneys than the
brain and nerves. If waste matters Of the
system are not removed MS rapidly as formed,
the nerves are the first to know it and suffer
in consequence. The kidneys must remove
these most poisonous matters. Therefore the
importance Of the relation of the kidneys aud
nerves Is apparent and should be Of deep con
Germ to each individual.
If The kidneys do not perform their func-
tiens properly. Systematically aud on time, Sc
fious complication must arise throughout the
entire body. From the nerves first comes
acute and chronic headaches; then excitabil
ity Of temper; next nervous prostration, shat
tered nerves and insanity. With proper treat
ment at the kidneys all these troubles can be
avoided or cured.
There is only one known remedy that not
only viii make the kidneys sound, rs nature
intended they should be, but also have a strong
and wholesome effect upon the nerve centres
that remedy is Morrow's kidneoids, prepared
in the form Of a yellow tablet.
Morrow's kidneoids are not the foolish fam
CIV of a day, but are the result Of years of ex-
periment. exper ence and a thorough study Of
the relations existing between the nerves and
kidneys. The honor Of the discovery of Kid
neoids IS due to John Morrow. that eminent
chemist of Springfield, Ohio, whose reputation
would not permit him 10 place upon the mar
ket any remedy not Of the highest value and
merit.
In our last issue we announced that one Of
the largest drug concerns in the United States
was negotiating for the control of Morrow's
Kidneoids. We are informed by the discoverer
If this most peculiar remedy that the Herb
Medicine Co. Springfield, Ohio, was the for
innate cont etitor Of the many firms who were
endeavoring to secure the sole right to prepare
and sell Morrew's Kidneoids in the United
States. They are now on sale generally.
If not TO be had of your dealer they will be
sent POSTPAID. 80 cents per box, six boxes for
$50. BY addressing above company.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24
. Eczema
HI Her Life.

Jenkins, of Lithonia, Ga,
NJ. Z, b;s daughter, Ida, inherited a
sys ina az Of Eczema, which the usual
|psrcniy Wear bv year she was treated
|rlevS lions medicines, external appli-
|tth van, md internal remedies, without
ntiVn' Her sufferings were intense,
FtsliL condition grew steadily worse.
E1d hei o.cslled blood remedies did not
the ~aor1, 4La1.e
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24
ITO be- c%ontinued.l
fSigned) ROBERT HUNTER, Md,
Specialist in Lung Cases.
liz West 45th St,

Note.-Readers Of this paper who
are interested ian have DR.. Hunters
book sent free By addressing him s.
above.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

seem IC TeaCn the us
ease at all until S.
SIS. was given, when
ar improvement
was at once noticed.
The medicine was
continued with fay
orable results, and
now she is cured
sound and we'll, her
skin is perfectly
clear and pure and
she has been saved
from what threat
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

,,sd TO blight her life forever.
Sss. Guaranteed purely vegetabke)
..,ss Eczema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheu-
~ltism. or any other blood trouble.
# Is a real blood remedy and always
,-rss even after all else fails.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

bEAOITT g. REED,
r.. III. FREN CH, w,
DIRE" &c IEoNARI
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24

Bricks made Of plaster Of paris and
FORK are now used in the construction
81 powder mills. In case Of explosion
they offer slight resistance and are
broken &c atoms.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27
CONDENSED rELEGRAMS.

BY the explosions ~ the boiler Of q
locomotive in a roundhou>s at Nadi-
son. Wis, on the ssth. three men we're
killed two seriously injured. and the
building and three of the engines were
wrecked.
Two young ladies lsaped from a We
hieie drawn BY runaway horse near
Birmingham Ala. on the @sth- One
was killed and the other viii die
THE treasury statement ON the @sth
shows. Available cash balance. s.4o.-
sssi Us; gold reserve. si6s. -, 30
Az English syndicate has practically
determined to erect a milliou-dollar
steel plant in birmingham Ala
WILLIAM and Harvey Topic are dead.
and Lew Wallace is fatally wounded,
a. the result Of a pistol duel in room
in Leslie county. Ky. near the Bell and
Harlan county lines. ON the 34th-
The steamship Lain. which sailed for
Europe on the a5th. took out $4,000
ounces of silver.
SENATOR CANNON has introduced .
bill providing for the publication of the
pension roll by January |. IsS.
Br Usage. Ark. on the ssd- Joe Cul-
lender. aged II. and Hugh Usrey- the
same age. became involved in fight
Both used their knives. and before they
could be separated Usrey have stabbed
Cullender four times in the abdomen
=
The heaviest snow storm of the win
ter prevailed throughout Central and
Western Missouri and Eastern Kansas
ON the I'D
Rev. T. DEWITT TALNAeE. the noted
divine. and Mrs. Elsre Mecuteheon
Collier were married on the - The
present Mrs Talmage II the reverend
gentIeman's third wife
THE Mississippi river is again on
rampage. and unless there Is general
freeze throughout the Ohio and upper
Mississippi valleys the prospects for a
fiood are good
A DISASTROUS snow storm visited
Chicago on the I'D The damage was
widespread, and in all parts of the city
poles and wires were brought to the
ground
GEORGE SHIRLEY was buried at War
reu. Ark on the Esd Just after the
interrnent had taken place. and when
the people in attendance we're on their
way nome. j. c. Murphy, brcthsr-in-law
81 the deceased was stricken with heart
disease and died in few minutes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27
NEWS AND NOTES.
FiFTY-FIFTA CONGRESS.

y ne s@aaie. "a m TIA. Senator wairot.
itilrrrs'i a. igr- ---lsiagssf speech ~-ut.slrias
rfIsrt q the hfErt Aigic c1auiss .Si.r +. ss.,tt.
-.l-' n hlrfp- relative - iateruatlouai ni-
1''t-'ai-m W foraaser Fr-~enfrsi the crvs ten
si1is % >egaaur-eest Haana auf me oath -
9iiee vas lsimla sisr-i b. m vts s-pr.~ltrrt
ine tmuuisratiaa bill va iakea ~ AMI di.-
e--''i uatA faret osla. H. aurnsi-sf aa.i
rA--.si H. th~ hagss Il haizs district
et te5ainnia day - Bills q iacal imr-srtanre
ser'. passsi aai the r.analnsier q th~ s.---is.n
"a aeFoie'i % Consideration u the army ap-
-rupriatiaa biil
- the seuase. On "a. tsth. AZ the euuc.n~iaa
q r1ltile na.inr... the urvvut asrcienrr bill
carrying ftsf1 ~u va. tazsn IN and tas~-,i
- a 4iirs Hh-eh IN s.aafs Nrnt lnta ezrea-
itte session In tn hag-s . resolution -.
acerri b. Mr. D. kruan.g t,ian Nat A. an
amendment 70 the .piouasic AMI eon~uiar ap-
prnpriatina silL rrcoxalzlaz ihs Cusaa in-ur-
-fA,s A. s%'ii.-1r~1r@ sai 20 s.a.e "a is-sz-si
a. = ne re-oiaIloa woahi b. asiouE-i Hhit
party ai~cipline. ard a. appeal u preserve me
ra.es q n hou<e prrvaiist IN army appr3-
Fri2siea aiil was pa.-eti
II the senate. on n 18th q resolution s--rr.i
oy W Hcar Mass pruvtfin.s ZOE an Inquiry
INTO thr rssiuetien * tne farcs y letter carriers
80 the sgbsref % an aaimat-si debate. The
resolution va -si-l psu,iiaz hrn the -euase AL
uarued In ths hssise the gusS,ioa u grant
4nr heiiizer-nt rizats ~ th- in-asrrnts va
arflissi IA an atssmFs By the marty - fsrce
NE pa.ssas- q ne ~eaats rrsoiation. whieh r.s
'irieaisai ~ strtct party vote.
II tie senats. "a thc ssa. ar Morr.a nn-
she'd nis four dars sp.erk On ths Hawaiian
treaty. chasing - elaptY ncach-S TAs Teller
rv,alntion prpVtila< fsir ths payment q honlS
of the United >sates in silver a. IN. cptiau u
the government s4s ta-a takea up b. ne De-
ri>tse vote - 81 - = In ~ hog=e tAs qti..--
cou u rFTtgrti1u IN wazss va. uarml- dr.
cfiS-ssi aad thc czls- cxplalnct 8y ". Dtnxlev
a. tas to the ~'nhtsn AMI unrxpertri rail IA ta~
rrics % c1ttu1- clteainr almost al - tar Larxe
alansifactlrsrs wan many nsafA,' -app - On
hant
8 II rh- a-7lte on thr .iss. Al as---nl. n vas
reaehssl o. TAX a rnal vote "a the rrl1cr rr-ss-
iztiou- proyiaiias that thr bou.is q ths rnitsi
States may b. paat IN silver dollar. aa.i al
p=1siin< z.neusi1ssurs ther-tt. Sho1Ai - taken
a1 tn sta h-forr s.iluarnmrn1 The xrsat-r
par q the day sa- sp-nt IA ~xerassre ~e~-
si1n IN the 1su-e th- eiii 10 -tt-asi the
pueiic iand lass ~ th- Cnit~a state. - M
territery < Alaska anst 20 s-anr a general
rzllruat rif1t X sas tnr1axh fh- fsrri,ssry sas
F-lssesi Tas Erxent drrcieney htI va s-ns to
euufer-ucr VITA tns -rnaf- G-nrnsfausur strix-
ina eut ths pr9si~icn r,-guirinz tEe ,ssp.sslters
q o1lliou a. kuS-rnnrnt 1ssaE or-css~ - pay
ihr rslst x Irszspart4tiaa ~ t1r mats eliml-
rlfs=I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27
A REmARkAeIs LETTER.

hisrpsf lsrn~ utsrn-.ss Wrifss - fs.t.. - q
fF~aet ~~x~fa-s Fh~ uf~sfa. g..a " 20
The ~mhl~st TIE N~rws stsa >@ssti.t he
stsr~- tat Tssa-s.a N..r. sf rs-zrs-
SD tissitrsti~s Have urrn >w~Pt A~.,
~ trss@s'. tsttsss-
NV NoEK. Jan - a special to the
Worid from Paris sAvs.
since the Preach govern meat ~ ftss..l
TO permit lola a. ls, tu Tcvirs au.I %
dcsrribe prryfuS' situation. precisely " a..
u =. Hiornst jornc Hj1rnsln. th- faaions
NorNeg an noveii~t. pet AMI drama
tist. hat writien from Rome % Llia a.
follows:
NxNx iiuSusgp NtsrNA H. envy Foa
Hos visa ware IN SOAR pla-s. - erisr ta ~
ante - IN isr to tne ceaalrr ass tn tanlsalsg
q service ii<~ that r~1iarri b. vast
a ai.g base nrar@t b. exr--r an-e thas as =
ufHch uanrr I=-riirls IT, aant q ersl'rlar laIret
taan hove frsu tas o.. % uien a a.sst oi
taings rlAah have iur tsa1 f.ara takf1 rs-ai
i1 ihf HHlis~f Neil tAs nssssst Iasaiafss e
tac Frrnet aeupir have rrsagnt cu . situassur
- t-asie tsat thol-Nasi eoar- af prcssre-.
Aal eiNliaa.isn arr ~aspt 1Mar Al
rthrrv trruant1- H-sis-e tas errs ani
tarT ~ tafuariaas, bat ta-g nass nes ma b.
faa rc-l.i Nau- aieu- aith ivre ans saer'i
ullrrnssi a-ziatt rnilllsas - tarfa q ufeasr
.g=-.ts.ie o. hs sr~a iu sh- uarlfs EAas sa-
l.l-f azf t'FsrCr usrtsi 4 can a.rar- Sou thaf
az tae Rearae~ ~ klfarae ars gazing al t-ranlv
zf ta's rasulfnf I'M aetitul@ lnrrf 41si rTfn Tao
fsri. sa7c.rntiF explain Be- The arsl .s i1s In
elstusas asaiust nrryfav Ga j. nnaerthF %
1sra raansFi sifl turrlHnas rtsas.as .sili-
~ faat in,llcsmsnt charse- ffrvvfl. alfh
snarius trvss1nanir faror ta tsrfnanv "a tar
cssieaae 10 -ane Fiiit Ir sas ai-rsei thaf b.
eeuNs So tu Msssr uaare vastly th4r nshsr
trrnch ercsrs that sa- orral'y aeu.s.i By
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

senate MT At Ia u-elark
sess.' ar Nsrray rr.i NJ feliguias let,sr
~LNootS. Nen. Jaa 4.
NV pktR .sk-I hass lass feaul mE ~
turn to the eiEy Year fAsrr. lncissing aiaE Fesp-
fatisla passs1 . fhs - -islzfure af Ntsstsssrrt
iasEinz M 10 aedress iae l-<lsitfafr 1Nr.ls
the pgfSeuE sessiau. Please xursss Ga fne usell-
@rrs ny appreciation oi IT, heanr tars t. ms
aaa ssy sEseni that Ef aiil give Gresf pisas-
are 20 aecspt- ny ca-aee-aruis "a ili p~fuaM ne
10 reach IA-kson hefuFe ~ sqtarusileat-
4 shall COMM luicafe ala yua a-aia a. s.taa
I aal able 20 xeivAss FeM F.sifiseik .a rnzArst
To tate. bls. A. rAe hesf. cannot rearh incr-
Fuaeh before February - ansi Fassihss Eas TAFT
M Vel eaazl up his proposed constitutional
anlsnsifurai zs in tar fteeilse i,isilgiars. aus
same w1@ atppfe1f tr 8. 90 g.
Mr sniiih .nfru.iarai e'aararreut sssalzrien
pruF-rs M ausltistl NJ % cuusgitufipa aainnrir-
ing f~srs rssnrasssltsasFs 70 cets lesr-s. rights
q saF- etc q the Feirf2i ssls .rusileni- hts
Is IN "a ~ uis1 GaHzre~.flan Nl1chiEss allf
a. ur Lamb utreetiaZ clrrEas clsrks O. pre-
pare an sep eoaglrt- iisf Il enasicis "a
- Nr toaE Ameuatnx seciiou = os an iet
eutiilsl an at a. iuesrporsts M nssr'i q
lssse esnmfss.eners Tor the \ Naxrsa- Mlsstssapwt
d~its- ASA Tor atnrr purposes. approved feo-
= t~-t. xst % ausharsf= s1it hear1i u require
tnr ssfVlc-s % esrtala Frrssus, tHiag e1aaaaGla-
ton etc
>eaaie hiII No y. zpprnpgiafln- s-soaQ To ths
Stale nGeerStss AZ oXferf 70 repair ansi ssain-
tain buildings. hing reEuizr og1e-. ssilst
up AIT Mr. Harry tos the eszuluisfsr. ulqseTl To
znleasi bF aurFupriAgl0a s. ss4 for slss year au1
s. isa aFNf. Nnira a2s asepsel
Nr Mlxoa mayesi . Assent ~ Inserting s are
instead q x7Ea
f T1air,t oa sIoiioa q wr Hardy. and The bi.I
Pss<-d, Carrying &. .la1 for fsu wears
sha mntlaa q Mr.. Hkfgty. heu-e nila No a.
arpfoprlAflng - E9f S. 10 cover sNpcl~~s in
curr-i Ss the stale Aoarsi 0f i-4lsh n eosnoat-
sinx yeisew lever IN i-g7- wss taSea up aRsi
passed.
House blil No II. carving into efecs pro-
visions fsg hr1ltn ant safety % Stale lasfis4
tlsns and c1Erytu. appropriations for tighs< 4ssl
water The h4i NAs atgprei unanimously
-eaa,e BAL No -. arprQpraftGE feSa n a. r.
Mlfrneii for serr ie1s rea4erec lac >i@ss n ia
n:re1 states supreme court. as k1<ea gpl
Nr Frir- moved 70 1Esn1 ny laseEsia. 81
E instead q 8 30.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27
THE DOLE RscsPrIoa.
Arr.a .ensass rerf~ctlax 20 wsssoa- the
Hawaiian Presisf~at-

NAsHIS eroS. Jan @4-The repre-
sentatives Of the presisleat and OF the
United States government who will
receive President Dole, Assistant See
resary Cridler. Maj. Heistand aud Lieu
tenant-Commander Phelps Jeff Wash
ington last evening for Cbiea go They
were accompanied BY Mr.. Hatch. the
Hawaiian minister.
The details foe the reception OF
President Dole in Washington are us-
der arrz rzngemsnt IL has been settled
that the dinner To be given b. the
president in honor OF his visitor shall
take place TUESDAY. February l. which
haPpens 10 be the tirs. oPeu date on
the presidents calender aftes the ar
rival Of President Dole next We1aes
day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27
eEs. GARCIA REPORTED KILLED.
,ask aa.t wsaadsd >si.iisr. >.ii for >p.is
>ax.r Bara-s-

HAVANA. Jan 2L-Aithoagh notb-
ing appear knosva ou the subject al
spanish headquarters. persistent ru-
mos are in circuiat u % the effect
that Gen- CaiiNto Gareia- the famous
insurgeat leader. was killed in a recent
engagement with tic Spanish troops
The spanish steamer Alfonso MIL
sailed for spain yesterday with IS Off
Gers AMI so wounded and sick soldiers
On board
II j, announced that - tons Of sugar
cane have been destroyed by IRE at the
colony Of Santa Ana- province of
santa Clara
The local newspapers are requesting
the government to pardon al those
who have been guilty Of ogeases
against the electoral laws.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27
THE RUIZ MURDER.
hsssiatisa Asssgt~.i .illa= for Isrsras-
ttou Ia the gss~.

WAsHTNsTuS. Jan s1-The house
committee ou foreign Affairs agreed 70
raalse a favorable report on the resoia
sioa of Representative Williams. - Nis-
slssippi, asking the state department.
for inform alton On the Ruiz ease. The
resolution Is A. follows
Essairsf Thas the secretary % SAT-. sss al
sect-si = n his opsnina csmpatih5. sish the
peossc Interest 10 seal sa ths aafase fhr reports
laair - thr department ty sonsui-. ssafraf Lee
All any ethrr rsPcrf. mAfis h tAe defartuieut
D. caaslils 81 cial lnsxrlal areats - tae raitsvt
>safss oa ihe saa4ees q the erection al Col
teuiE oy the Cnhaa military aufhariEles.
There was No division over the res
oiution. and the vote was unanimous
in favor OF reporting IL Beyond this
there was no reference u the Caban
question. except in the reference TO the
subcommittee Of the various Caban
resolutions istroslseed recently.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27


IHE great strike u maehinists in
Urea, Britain has ended 10 failure for
The worNnen- after a struggle Of six
uionth>- Many mililons IA wages have
been lost and EaSiisA trade has h~~n
seriously injured Thsre : nothing
whatever % shoVs GA the credit side for
this long and wast~fai eoudieE
; J. HILL- Of the Great Northern. has
noticed President Isrigenlaa of Ham
line university. 81 Paai. Misn-. that he
syorld give SD eoa foe the parp.s-. Of
raising the S.. aoo debt against In. col
lere. provided other friend. Of the IN
stitutioa would collect the remaining
sI5.00a.
INK situation 10 Cuba has reached
that point now where the safety of the
Spanish government officials appears
10 depend solely on the possi oility Of
American Interference IL il were not
for thls possibility. Il u said. the SoiaE-
tsers ana regular army officers would
run Bianco cat Of Havana inside Of
week
iAE tnsted States supreme eoart has
handed down decision declaring that
"Ncte s1.S-A4S . s%4Sss y - ot VI sSoA0
mind whea committing the art OF self
destruction no reeosery could be n1te
upon iife insurance poticy carried oy
''ie aess-sea-
IN tne triaA OF SaPc Ed aro Aar-
pay. AZ "Aaa'n soo. lea-, % tne i>en.
on tns enarge OF nAioosssrtns. senator
fray aadfessed 'as jury ioe 'ns ae-
L D2A4uk strong pea Tor
aultla- DISTRICT attorney Wander
sslis nA.ie .ne S'0s-ns argument ioe
'"S So. NA-Ae
~'"
Iuteu' on 'Hs i'sn' " an eaP'osion %
90 =" o'-s !. e.'s me y. .ae .'.s -.
1asl eo1, an vac US
.slee .. n.ss4A- o1 sAe n"'su snae oa
INC y. 49,
n-s'.'u a,.se' uieu a. tue AeLeAh as
1 1es' AAss' oa sne i,ea-
-si sn'on i.n'e ressea on h's 'AAsa'
III anlulal pain
asvSe Inc sstis@s "a NC" tosN eieS
from Cuba, on the lsth- was Augustin
tassio, The father OF Angelina Sossso y
Cisneros- eossio was released oy ten.
Bianeo on Janaarye
The great nght OF the New England
cotton mill operatives against reduc-
ton of wages began on the lsth- and
where 1t viii end NJ one can foresee.
Maine Massachusetts. khote island
and Connecticut are involved
sPEAKEK Mason of the Ohio house OF
representatives. on the 18th. appoint
cd a committee TO inyestigate the al
legged attempt 70 bribe Representative
Otis, of Hamilton county. to vote for
Marcus A. Hanna foe seuatoc.
BICYCLE PosIcEAAx FREDERICK "
LINCOLN. Of New York. aged - years.
was instantly killed. on the 18th. in =
collision with n pedestrian, Julius
Hirsehberv. Hirschberg was 80 badly
in njured that he Was removed to his
home unconscious.
The steamship Normandie, from
Havr~ for New York, brought s-sa. 600
In gold- ON tn. 18th. consigned to
New York banking houses. in transit
to Cuba
Ar : conference of the Federation Of
Engineers. called in London, on the
10Th, in view Of the withdrawal Of the
eight-hour demand, it vas resolved To
reopen the works ON the s4th-
TmE island of Jamaica was. on tie
18th. declared free from yellow fever.
SENATOR TrRPlx introduesd a Joint
resolution in the senate. on the 18th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

Sfnaie mrt n ~ o'csock
I'm mafsnu - " Wells fhr senafs agrwei 10
Al ttsurn ~ ~ q IN uFi~r - hsar ad.Iress ty Dr.
, l. " curry "a representatives, bali
taucilrzFnf rFsulaatiun Ne "a san1 tfus
u Fsihilr lands and granting railroads rs fest
ri<nt ~ say. AS pat On 1aAl passage aa,i
asiuFsr,t-.H - o.
ifause hlil NJ. = aurnflng secfiaa ~ chap
tsf O.. x the easir as % aistFihutian - psnsiun
ilass. VITA sFuIfe aufrndmsnf ait0pfssf
Nr. Npei caliet ap ntS co1eErTsut RESTITUTION
stsaasittfas 90 tle qualified sieeterf an Nlusu-f
Hsnf - ths cuastltgtlou u MAKE th~ itsslf-
ci1rf riefllse
Ehs resafaiiar As made the spss5ai or'ieT fer
Z pa ant ~ g. So fhe s~nate al iteurlef
Al q fifk tn srslats uazsei rnn< slrrzflss1.
~ Nj Sa-ls cuasiifut5sasl anaaminlenI a. -
elective lzstfeiaFF
Nr ~faifA uaierrTt an aturuzfnl-af mAktng the
terms of ffWrr cu1Ft fudEes rigaf Years AMI e
surreale .usisrs sfxfera FsArN Insf
Nj kainwasrT a1errti an aa7rusiHs-nf u IN.
effect that iaiE-s sans.a D. eisctess b. 4lsgfaess
iazt-af af lf fnr ~lara-
Aasoarne,i tlil - a ciaes tesnarraa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

NEW foEs. Jan. - John Reedy.
postmaster. tax COLLECTOR. telegraph
operator and station asent At Poeanti-
CO Hills n u. was arrested Thursday
evening for completely in the latest
green goods swlndle-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27
MERRY FoUa0 Gully.
ssuitA va. Asassssf -. aas ul- Esg..tsiax
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v - ~nssrt taNrsL
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shris NerFy. tae ps-iizer charged vxith
- ie-snarsier. tac gars resarnssi YER
tlrt iaiin< hiaa Eaftv. >niia. Ass A.
lss.css sre,sar.s e-s s4s tssszsl not : ns3ty.
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Nhea tte urrstsrl ua- announced
>nita Vas relatively e'mpssest- Merry
svas 4uasin< aud his face ssas xaxeu.
>suith's fatr hung ia tae balance sor
uiaax hoar~ Ncrtv's guilt was
pri-ts-alIF agncest up1a Srbn after
flae 8arers retired Taur~iay Mani
s.Stasians e delight ~ smith at the
vsr,iaet Were eat short by Judge Hor.
tsa immediately = seniinx for bench
warrant, GA which >nith vii be taken
Sfsre the grand jury charged with
beiux an Accessory after the fact.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27
NARROW ESCAPE
Too uaairesi Men. Ws3-n asd Child -es
Jasr Miss . Horrible Fate.

SASDUsKY. q. jan - One hundred
tishermen's hats on the ice in Lake
Erie. of Pat-In-Bay. we're swept away
in Thursday nights gale Two hun
dred lien. women and ehildrea mar
rowiy escaped drowning or the ice
breaking up and carrying them out
into the lake and by the huts eatci ing
ire They were rescued after long
and terrible fight with the elements.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

THERE IS prospect that the pris-
oners in the West Virginia state peni-
tentiary may hare to be turned loose
* sept in the institution and starved.
All the nlouey appropriated for the
usaintenanee of the prison was ex-
tausGed January /. and the supplies
then on hand have been exhaussed-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

wAsHISsToS. Jan - The sns=rio<
department has issa~d 4 phanPlet re-
producing IN compact form the nau-
ing laws Of the Uaisesi >lziss With the
regulations that hare be~a adopted u
make them effective
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

GES. LUeVE reports that while rec
onnsitering during ten days in the san
Martin district Of Holguin. Cuba. he
infected = loss of 20 men killed ON the
Insurgents, captured seven prisoners.
= rides and a quantity ofammanition-
The spanish column. according 10 ten
Luque had Que man killed and ii
rounded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

NEraAsxA CRY. Seb.. Jan GA
warrant has been issued for the arrest
OF VIM EbrighL late superintendent
Of the institute for the blind. charging
ain with obtaining $500 from the state
on Translucent salary vouchers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

The national guard Of Missouri viii
soilxct money to aid IN relieving suffer
iag in CabA oa the I9sh AdiatantGen-
sral Bell appointed a COMMITTEES from
the Y. e. NJ. and issued an appeal To
the people for subscriptions Gen .
Milton Moore. Of Kansas City, viii re-
-eive all subscriptions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

A SPECIAL dispatch from PelSiR says
ANA - ready u open three new
treaty ports. ami 70 agree 70 an ex-
-easion OF railway into fau-Nan pro-
Finee. bat declines 10 consent 10 the
sxelusioa Of other powers than Eng
and frosn the Iank-tss- kiaLg valley.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

THE German Missionary. Homeyer. OF
the Samiang station. in China. who
a. receatly robbed and wounded near
place called Langthen. has returned
70 Namjung and is now out of danger.
The Chinese authorities have taken
measures 10 protect the missionary sta
ton zad have promised satisfaction
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-27

BIsHAErK. y. d. Jan = Many lead
Ing bankers IN the D1kotas declare that
extraordinary coalitions of I mouey
plethora are prevailing in the wheat
growing communities OF the northwest
banks are loaded with funds foV wh;Gh
they can obtain no market