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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

Harvey r Andrews was tho Republican Assem-
hl,man from the XXXIst District Of this city last
year He was born In Tarrytown on June ~
ls;6 and after leaving the public school In his
native place was employed in a factory there until
no came 10 this city al the age Of twenty. 10 take
a position In "a wholesale house. He studied draw
ing In tho evenings at the Cooper Union Art
school and became an artist. showing much talent
for portrait work At hts studio. az No. .jI5 Mad.
son-ave drew the portraits OF several prominent
New Workers. About six years ago he became
active in politics member OF the Harlem Re-
publican club. and I'm 1925 he was elected TO the
Assembly. He reelected In the fall of 1895.
and I'm the Assembly last year he was member Of
the Committees cities. Commerce and Naviga-
ton and Fisheries and Game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

setting forth Of Natures law. TO inc man vi
the nation that uses well the intrus'e" 'hieh'
more shall he given. From the man or the ma
lion that neglects TO use the talent the neg
lccted talent shall he taken away. Few na'lohS
ever were so richly endowed as was Spain three
centuries $50. All that was intrusted to her she
either neglected or abused. And now the Iast
remnants Of that splendid endowment are ne
ing taken from her. That is her fate. ana her
fate Is inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

way The support given them by Ex-Governor
Morton. Mr. Dodge. Mr. Hewitt and others, and
their unanimous adoption, was notice to the
country that the commercial and financial inter
csts of New-York which have everything to lose
In war are no whit behind the rresponsibles in
devotion to their country ut any real time or
trial. even If they do not shout wildly before
hand for battle murder and sudden death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

This Nation does not so to war often or lightly.
1t does not go 10 war because Of the passions or
the ambitions Of monarch. When it does, the
men who help foreign enemy have occasion 10
remember and regret it for the rest Of their
lives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

Washington May 5.-Th" President sent these
nominations To- the Senate today
GEORGE NJ WARREN. to he collector Of customs
District OF Castine, Me.
HARVEY T ANDREWS. 10 be assistant appraiser
OF merchandise. District of New York
John g. ROSE. 81 MARYLAND. to be attorney FOR
the District OF Maryland.
Fnslgns VI l.. MILLER. LLOYD s. CHANDLER
GEORGE y HAYWARD and :. :. robson,
10 be llcutenants. lmnior grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
SITUATION ~ THE PHILIPPINES.
PRESIDENT MKlNLEY'S ORDERS

PRESIDENT MKlNIEY's ORDERS.
From The Chicago Times Herald.
President Mckinley showed his complete grasp
Of the situation end his keen appreciation OF the
giving Commodore Dewey orders 10 secure coaling
and e bSmbad Man TO 70 get it. Drven to Se
extremity Of hghting for supplies. the commodore
iy and effectively and the whole world applaud~i.
UNITED STATES WILL NOT BE HURRIED
From The Philadelphia Press.
Europe should not get excited about the Phillip
pines The United States Will not be hurried In
mincnce OF anarchy calling for immediate action
on our part is little ridiculous when It is re-
smpnrad by reypution has been far
worse than anarchy
DEWEY GALLANT COMMANDER
From The New orleans Picayune
The leading figure in every ONES mind for the
Is Dewey lie has asoped sR and
of hF n h Of ms Msna and aGTp
his country's foes In their own stronghold are
worthy OF all admiration Commodore Dewey :
Navy and has for him place alongside Of
Americas heroes.
WILL BE HELD FOR WAR INDEMNITY.
From The Troy Times
America mus, be faithful TO, to ts own professions
held to secure indemnity. and the most
effective way OF obtaining such indemnity will be
% dispose
we really desired more land. Cuba and Porto Rico
would he more to our taste and our opportunities.
But this Is not war for conquest. but for freedom
AMERICAN STYLE OF FIGHTING.
From The Minneapolis Tribune.
The Manila victory will have a more far-rea ching
effect than the mere destruction of a few Spanish
ships IL demonstrates the superiority OF the
American Navy. and will inflIse unmeasured con-
hdcnce into our forces on land and sea. IL is seen
rapid effective. deadly. that nothing can
stand against 1t. II the opposing forces are any
where near equally matched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
CHANGES " THE HARTARD CREW.

Camhridge Macs May 5.--There we're several
changes In the makeup 81 the Harvard crews this
afternoon due 10 men going out OF training.
The first and second crews had short races In the
basin during the afternoon. and Mr.. Lehman was
much pleased with the showing Of the varsity q.
Won I'tassy. IS manager of the crew. has
signed and r. Glider. 80 has heen appointed in
,tu MIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
NEW nicaragua CANAL BILL.
SENATOR MORGAN OFFERS HIS FORMER BILL
WITH AMENDMENTS

Washington May Senator Morgan to-day re-
introduced hts Nicaragua Canal bill II is In the
main framed on the same principles as former DIS
but there are several new provisions one of these
authorizes the President TO invest In the bonds OF
tho canal COMPANY the amount realized by the
,:ovcrrrneni from the Central Pacific and Union
a.. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

If General Pando has concentrated all span
ish troops in Eastern Cuba In the four towhs vi
Nuevitas. Manzanillo. Guantanamo and Santiago
de Cula. he must have abandoned TO the in
surgcnts not only Bayamo. but Baracoa. Hol-
guln. Las Tunas and Puerto Principe In mat
case he may as we'll scuttle out altogether.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
Juocx 10 advertisements.
Business Notirre.

Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety q Syls and Price.
T. G. Sri,.cW
No III Fo?-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

Spain proclaims It's purpose to fight to the
bitter end and from present indications Is likely
10 conduct the operation mainly as domestic
enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

Porto Rico is snug. compact little island
iustifying it's name. and having the finest ell
mate in all the West Indies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

As Govcrnor-Gcneral of the Philippines years
ago Weyler Informed his Government that the
ecclesiastics were laying Il on the natives so
thick in the matter Of 1.-THE and tax that they
might rise in revolt any day. II was sagacious
forecast verified on schedule time showing that
Weylcr sticks more fiery off" in the role OF
rrophot than in that of soldier or administrator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

From Cape Town. South Africa comes an or
fer OF American residents there to raise. equip
and transport two thousand troops TOT 'he
United States Army. The light end OF the DARK
Continent has suffused itself with un"onteh
lustre by this patriotic prefer. but II is hardiy
likely that the Cape Town contingent VIII pe
wanted II Is. however. satisfactory to Know
that in case Of need We can ring them up al
any time certain that they will carry the war
out Of Africa at double-Guck step whenever
CALLED unOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

A couple Of South American republics nave
submitted to the Queen Regent Of Spain some
Of their differences for arbitration. Is 1t posi-
bic that they think she hasn't troubles enough
Of her own?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

The Madrid Impartial" complains because
the United States Navy is active and Is doing
Spain a lot Of harm. Does II thlnk an o'he'e'
is TO be made without breaking eggs!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

The Emperor Of Austria exhibits rather more
than average imperial sagacity In MS ad'h"n"-
ton To the Queen Regent that she cannot nope
for efTicaclous Intervention TIL spain IS pre-
'pored TO treat on the basis Of the Abandonment
"of Cuba" She has been released from the oDl-
gatloa OF voluntary Abandonment OF '"e
Philippines, and the other ought to be compara-
lively easy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24
SEEKING AFTER FACTS
The Naval rnssEi-y Into .he czz.e
CO .he Maine Dssus4ear-


wssuzxersx- Eeh a. -a-sl
e,sar- - fHslufrT spss.snss,i q. a-r-ss
gate ta~ Nsire Es1ss~~ wiIl s--rsa .tx
wur< az Hasaaa ta--lsr- Etss relss
eame - fae uavy aeussrs ,ueas ss-rsr-
tss afssrus-.n s-aa1 Alura- ~iaar,i sr
key wr~s IT, ssanr t~i~rrarh.-s a.
t.assewsz
m osz-r - .ussaarv sssf sar Ia
ran1 1th hT 4raslssass- stra-rrr Ma
grew Nz-ts s=ssEesz s.ssAsr
Ths> pr.assrt aesian Is u-ssssaksey1lv
resary tssax. <rus >atar,isg. g. haw~ tAe
s-ss.rzsissa hsgun a. ta~ earsi.s-r v.ss-
sihie nnszusenI rh~ tsie<r.m So
dated Saturday. ~ th- hoa-t sh.sai.f
have arrived tA..-e a.-s.lrr uizh-fsll ant
- rvaaiy - tsxrn Is uu~iS thts msru-
ing
~ an c-rsr inri.isrs - ~. has.s
wtth whieh the s'vsirrs vssr- s-ussen sss.
the Art s-ssunts piass-i Lieutenant
Scmuaani >ra;un >ehrv-s-lsr "a the
hoari a. TN third uur-nh.-r. while a. .
uiattsr - fses. Licutsnant-t'e 'esauau.i-r
fost~r. the executive ufsiccr - thu Lag
- 2 New NorS. hoi.i- that pls.-r-
The h.sar,i uussssuht~siIv rvnuld have
started rariisr hus ssr ,hr nsy--ss.sr -
awaiting the arrival a, Kev We~t fr,sau
" ssiiinzton q Lieutenant. 4 ssrsisria rasi.r
Narix- a aaval oficsr veil ~Sill.,i in
the insrieaci.-S uf marine law. - ho =
- D. 5fllirr asivu-afe q ths cssurt-
Caps >irsf-ev wss hear,i frssn iats
SATURDAY night. huf she telegram vsaS
nsls asiircTci a. she navy aepartuaen;
uatii Yesterday rauruing. Iif~ n1r~sare
went - cuusrsn the Frs-ss reT-,-;> -
ths events ia Havana hart-rr. ~ far a.
tary r~latc - the rxpio-atisu - the
wrecz- Il rad ~ fslls-r.-
HaVANA FeM -
ou'F u1sz rng.era~ar-1 arsakl-r HIsrrs rr-
o. erTeslre nags ca sa~ Naze ~ IA asg-r
sa5rss ll1 rs- s-rFtrs tlrera De- .as-r sees
t.p--aF. 11t Elra a.1ftr sar-ras W.ll ~ a..lrar
is-sarrrr F4r-s ~ ~ Na.s- e.v--Isi1T t,.-
sllasrsar1acsaEe &lf cena-csaaas are azs ca--
fslasd rsass - Hles44
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24


tar ssa'rzii-sn' rstsrrsnz - sxv~-
ra.sufs,i slsFefs as ~EEll zs'i - sar a-avy
erqsazs, ,s.sn' - - rs-.-ssi-sa 1zsaa -
Hassm a'@ Ha@@2s72 = sis' @ws@- aasF
--as fn.a>''si iassn sa.''ssi-sH-' ia- 4'Hsz
II = 5lar Fra'-ae~ 20 a--af'1 ~ @sa-sss-
a. :" As>'fa s71 s.~Es- Aasz1gs -. 49,
tr~-s % a1ss.lfal q - 1its1's-s=zs
"a sF~ - tns ~sHr%. - snzs A. 4asTr~
"a s7za-asetlsea VITA t-lsfz rzz1szssr 'ss-ri<-
The ssHp-e ut tartr 2ars n she eE-
plprassisn - sh.- ships h.rzssan l-ss.-r-
allr. ths ,lz-.-uran-slruss x eshl-s
fr,sra the prsaorlirr shasr-. aass ~.sas-
TIM th.s s-szreA sas as-E ssseaz-As -
an.sis1r- sseh warz rarezv car
riss them .s-xp-r sAza = as-s
isz-o tn waser azss
SAID thar s.sr uu.frzs iaux ina ssswuer 81
ter .sl-h A. pussld - fuEssi rssf - rHs
exaalinaFina - ths Naiurs b.assssrn-
sheir training kzS uss sstr,f ta-m
They arr a1se E4cxzr< ia ahss kazasi -
skill reerss.-y - enahle . iisxr -
sryoy- hss Uav inso shs ins.-rslr nzars. -
a mighsy ship lik~ the NAin-. tern ansl
slisusrsuh-sr,,s a. she - arss th1s suri<
= T. -
narrggv. ir'ru-h.ssansi l.Ass1ar-~ AMI rr'pp-
inr for tis.. sis<lr~ - the nElnerylszs sar-r-
ti.-hs hui hs-.sls vshi.-h .l5sisa.. the huIs
into MANY e,suuarsszxnt.. On slfuy
as.a-S ard in f--~ses-. iarsns-.s. ~~,sufr.s.
th.. hi.rh.,s- sxu.-r. sLilE. aua that =
whv Caus. Ssxsf..s. with arlly hi> sailor
diver At command. hasi nas h.srn able
IL Do much - far to7rar,ss uu-zveIinx
tse mystery % The Nain~'s untimely
end
Il : IN Hla'~t ltiss fiaas e'iis.rz'esls'y that
the navy departm = making every
e1ort to a@>ten ts' n-sfnnlfag % ta~
sEorS Of rssssTery es ti,'s -ssa''ss 'IE's' PR
hap TIE r7issnE - the ant4 % pro
fs.>ss1uaAs- To ta@s emf taPt- LeI-F-
the lu.igrr assToea's s-ensra4 OF the d.
parsUnns- va a. 's4r~ yesterday N as
os'ses Ntsn FrRre>s .l.sAHTs "t y reS@ lEi-s
ess'npa1fs- Try ins = eF2N az, ss'sisr'l.tt !
fslg tAs tnAa1''sti7te Prosecution Of the
Nar<- lie h1s nss-a a. tne sAs< nov
two 'iay's- and = liass MT asecn easy Ia
s4lsp.as-s o. IBIS - ewing 10 an @P-
parent disposition 'isl tias part AZ is'iss
q pne esaurern 10 sszaFe a a2rsi tsar r.saasa-
having ssss- .-sEsass-s n n. 'ialrS A.
u the anrs1Er of money 10 Dc p'Aasi isir
their serxisrse
D~A . > a'i@e
a. - - - -. -.
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- - - -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24
TO oUaET OssoosTssr-


HxvKxs ia ~ W~-t Fsa. Frhs
= >-snzs- F.--- Fas. $50. sh-- sarrwsarz
zen~r1L = s1as q hare ssserre,s -
private iztsrri~zs ta.at sas- 4saesrazss.sms
sxP@ctssa - -hzv up ~rurr1- Ezaaa-7-s
u tas Srx Nars luzzA as 49,
slrTesi- h-zzever- sAAs tAe zsasazzzas
as sl-lss-s IN sryssr 80 .5zies- .ilssoaseas
l-rw ari~inx fryasa sla.- Hziliszr-1 lurss
os zen E,aars ant ss~a Esaashs n shs
ea<s
>-eaara lsai-rils Eali- saxasr - rsa.1aT
tssh1r.e essasrs ia .hss stssrrn part u
tAs islaEsl. asiss an as-szv- izzsurr-us- has
bseE czpsursyf b. the >panEsA- tn ths-
provines- - Piuar slei R5a, aad = nsw
IN the h.1spitaL
At th.. time u the NAsss1 fursr~fs.r
she insiaasi half ths Provia-e - pa
the in-Erzrent aus me z.a,-pnapanlssi
sssl.s of ths ar .gEEszl Naass1 exE-zsitisszs -
Cuha- then eff ,h.s islznsi- AMI afr-r
time returned with an exPessisioG
frssm hey We>=-
Rumor> have reaehssi hsrss of the
landing ~ an important sxpesiitian
near the River Mariana this prov
in-re. bat A. ret the nausr of the vs-ss.si
o. that % the leader Of ths. party is IN
disclosed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24
DIPPING CATTLE


sasf y sasa- cay
NAsuExs Feb - -Coax gresham
ninsma=s. q Arkansas. las had sex-
era interviews z5tA Secretary of Azri-
<altsre = iisan n the past few days in
r~zzr1 20 the eSta aliSAEclt uf ii puiax
sfatsoaS for Arxsusas cattle >ogne
ueeks ago Secretary WilSon decided
that Z sh~ Arkansas cattle were prop
ersF tipped there wosl1 be M aesseS-
sitr - the qaarzatins regulations
which have heretofore prevzilesA
siaee that time the zseu4herz of the
Ari<zaS1s delegation hare been sole
itSzs ;azt the dipPizg s.asioas b. es-
tabiishssi with a. little delay A. posss-
ble- IL Uzs nrss proposed to establish
them "a the railroads runniax from
Arkansas inso Nsssoari n the points
vEsre the rad enter Misso1ri terri
tory Secretary Wilso1 haS nou coa-
csussea that probably Is wouid be hest
for al Interests % hare the dipping
srasio0s established Al 81 LOUIS aad
n hansas City II tbs = dose. sAS
A-kanszs cattle viii b. shipped 20 -
L'oals and to Kansas Cisy uafer the
sazne strict regulations TIA. thoss eat
tae shipped for isra-sesfiase siaurhtsr
zre urw allowed 20 enter the - Loais
and Kansas Ctr MarNzs<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24
STRIKES ONE As SINGULAR.


NV YoEx- Feb- es.-Clzri< Fisher.
late chisf engineer " the t-nftesi states
nary. writes - the Herald fr,s1a his
kssasss il Trruroa- y j. a. ssEIrrxs-
--waiie i Is certain that the trush
viii BE- iiSein~d up-sa the divers exam
inzti0n- OK significant fact ahous the
Mains dessrurtioa >s,erzs to have -
capped npsiee. H0sg 8iss IL haPpen that
masses 0f cement fell fr0sl ah.sFee esze
large triangular piec~ rauze from above
upon the deck u ths. Lity q Wasaington-
% sufficient ssxs aud farae 10 pie-rs ths.
is-eE- and Lieut. El4nsiin SAYS huz~
Pisscs Of cement tell With zrzsin<s and
other debris a piece striking him on
the head The sevulers came fr,5m above.
How did il xes ih-res
The spaoes in tsla bottom % the ship
AZ It's very lozress part and against the
skin % the h.ostasn are EIleI xith
sszssn5- The PrssisesiE< ss<s~ @nszassls
mast neosssarily oseae frssou tseIosx this
lliiug 0f eenens- The oaly p.o>ition be-
low that e~ment i oussis1e the ship
-Any internal sVpl0sion xo1ld n@~-
es>ariiy s0u1e fron @0unexhere above
the ships bSlg-s. aasi nazst hare driven
the c<nent doSuwz-d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24


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a- a. -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24

Th= hard - TRUSTEES % III. Indus
t-ial lussirute and College held a szo
DAYS s->sion AZ Calambss Las. werx
aud ass ssSsurus'i vsithoUt ele~sinx n pres
iient fsr the inssitz.so1- u seems tha.
theF Do rot deem !. xurzh while tseIees
= sn7esss1r 20 Dr. Frazer EnfR th@ -
preHas eourt has sissrisss up-sa the legal
isy Of GOV MeIaarin's reso of tAs
risiers tzelSed on the aPprsPriatiun biEI
and u that end easunIit:es of three.
consisting of tsov- MSLSzrin- Bishop
galloway and State Superintendent
kineanE.lu- Wss aFpointssi 70 select a
president should the veto De sustained
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


-a@E@ tass -e-rlre1 n-ass lass sve-is
.Aas uEAa4s ss aaz e. f1l er--a-
taaa .u ta- m.ausa sn.ss r~wisu e vts
z4-s ~ass 81 WaGsr Valley. b. saaa-
rsIu~sl .rF War,tst wr-raF asa 3 q
&ssr74 4asl esreen War-s.. aas4 lsfs sar
49, -~r~ Targ arr.r.-l n ta- re "a
e.artaa.-i - rt-r~ tts ris~sashsness
Hsrs s-ng-s---,i f.s s- ar sars aasi 'salie
riaaaiag p~rra-a. us s..f -.ae r.1un eaus
1r.au sre eesnssaaaEs .ss. a u.r raaraeters.
a. ~sli uas1asr,L The meu ria.ie,i Cd 9
ae-bc~rs. t1s the latter hurr5syl ou and
eaptarvvi sh~ s.lsl. aAah bad erfr ~
reut-F arwu isssrtr,L While rrturuiu-
stsA sA-ir prftr shey ens-suntery,I the
1s~ m~u agasu. an.l sislmh,.--t tgtrrwi slstt-
zzns we're hrruxhs ints u--- The
sia-rs@ sr~,l A.s gun iz.ss sh- air e.
fEl<hren sh~ m~n. ha- tA~ are was ~
raru~d by tA- enemy. azar~ than a
stazrn sAos s.rtkinx tAr sheriff truua
~ bad - HI fr~s- A -~-ansi ~hss
tr,sn sh- ssl~riss rus The cn-us g. ss-hs-
rhs Sheriff ant his p.rsc rrtnrue,i 3,
wat~r valley. whsrc his sso-i-,i, rrrr
d-rS-..A Hs inirrss-s ar'- anig siight-
s-sinr - ths ,uaii siz~ ~ rh- shos g
tsru- oas that The E~a = b. drt THE
shs-sting q >hsr1@ C.~-< arr~ os8crrs
fruzu talAnun csanty- whp were ia thr
u-i isat-sra...i on tss sar-e rs-s5sn a.
ih~ sheriff aud hts frpusis~. 2nsi ali -
ihe partis7s arr -oosi frieusls Th.r'-
w~rr maay fryog~ ssrlauats.u~ uhea
the .r~utiru1~n m~t au.i foun.I thas No
ou~ ~as ssrs,u,ly iniu-,,L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24

News reached JaesSsln last vxeek that
sevea white eouxiess ese7Ped from the
Randolph farm in Washington eourtr.
The news came hy tsleyTaa FROM Ser
geanr o7Ser- in charge Of the aen. and
gives No particulars other than that the
e~eap~ WAS - due 10 ezreieSsn-zs Il the
night guars., Eostwbel<- The noezrioyss
Bru.s<s >tory. who vas amanz the
pri~Sse-s on tkis fzrEn- : thSaghf 70 be
ansouz- the es-ap-rsl SEVERAL of the men.
Il is xnowu- were serviag life sentences
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24

A leplorable tragedy or-u-rs,& xs
csr~eruo.ass tast sxeel< When Ivp Miller.
q tn. Lesure Te1epfsSue cscnp4ny,
sfEIess j. : MrDauaid- prv=ssiens Of TIE
Dslsa Bank McD.aalsis t<sslrp.oEz and
the s~i-ptore exshzng~ are upstairs
sTsr tine haA<- and h@ w4s sisas- ewi-
dentIx. a. the had u the stairway a.
Ais body fell do~u SEVERAL steps before
iadGinx. HS ri<nt ere and taes Were
literally tern 10 pleces bF the z1cs-
which were So- hirishz5E. As Snon -
N~T1nasd-s b.ssy bad h@~n rerzoVeI 10
hhs rusoen Miller cazsz s1rvEz stairs and
szxxezdsred to N-yar Miller
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sat- nasa sszr ezrazs= NJ Ene-
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- have .ares, So Asr.e- suE Mr Baar-
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4 a.suas ~has- frelsu salarsa-
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ms work oF CONGRESS-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24
OBSERVATIONS on MAN

Investigate . -iHcsy- Esaa and voc
all End a bet of sense aud industry be-
hid hizs-
After all. the Esost aslmirzisie rhin-
N the xorEsi Is man ~h0 has gus.i
seuke ard uses IL
Money spezt By yoCn$ men on visit
ing girls IN 80 eaSxs out Of every 100 IS
aannev burued-
4 yozng man needn-t be so prouS o.
he sgnsre. delicarefy perfuns~si ezve-
lop<s he reeeixes in tie nsail- there ix
no money Il rkezi--stehisor GLOBE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24

NumerOus r0bh-eries have recsnsly
been eDmmirted AT Falton- the county
site II Itawamha county A few nigh.s
since the stores q p Gates AMI Tarz
Walton were entered ana. buryiarizsss-
a lie safes we're hszs=zE apess ard risass q
al cash in them The p.=tossre was
asso robbed OF all valEable papers IN
elasiiny a number Of Registered ietse-s-
Early in January the safe Of the trezs-
Eser ef the enuntr was bio~n op-en ard
g. 100 taken th~refr0us- IN effort xzs
made the same nigh: 10 er~n the sher-
i|rs safe. bat resulted IN ALLURE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24

A sss-is el1upaav has h-s-n arganizasi-
c,sgap-a-ssi - tar Esassiaz bszs5Hss, Hasn
o. giPl-y ami uiIl pur IN areraf51r al
ace tartarv w5zh = .rsHssrisg - use rons
pr d1g- The company has a eap5tal
sr..-ss - ss.aap. ufsh 3 uai.i-ap ss1--is q
sr.eoo- Wurk vu she pant viii cam-
za~nce a. auee- snd gzlIl b.s completed
IN tsnzs for she es,sniu ny sesas.oa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-24

m eitv ssaaueil - eolsmhss has or
si--ssi al rleet5s1a e. -. hssHsar Ws,lue,-
,saT. 0anvh - e. .s~terzniue uhrshrr 80
as sh@ asE sa1ll 5ssue b-1a-ss 60 -h-
sszHa e see slr th~ Furp.=e e e-saa-
iasaing > wasersurks ant sewerage
system