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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07
MEXICAN PRAISE OF BRYAN.
Newspapers Gratined ut His Article
on Mexico'~ Political Conditions.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. Sci Mundo, re-
viewing Mr.. Bryan's article on Mexico and
its political conditions says:
"Mr. Bryan has done Justice to the tinan-
cial work of the government of Mexico.
The credited firmneSs OF tho administra-
ton together with the pTodigious vitality
OF the country. has placed ,ies in very
advantageous position among the nations
which are marching unhamifered 10 their
complete development"
The article concludes by emphasizing the
determination OF Mexico 70 adhere 10 the
silver standard. which IS bringing pros
perity 10 the country"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

PHILADELPHIA Feb s-The Penn
sylyania Academy OF Flne Arts Walter
IAppincott prize Of Sso has been awarded
20 James Jehus shannon for his oil paint
inS entitled Babes 81 the Woods" Mr
shannon = an American Who has lived
for soue years IN London. WE bis p0r-
traits OF women are much in request His
picture entitled Miss Kitty was also in
the academv's exhibition and won first
prize AT Pittshurg this year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

HOUSTON. Tex. FEB. s.-The steamship
Drumelzler sailed today from Sabine Pass
tae uew harbor on the southeast coast. for
Liverpool She Is the FIST European
steamer To sail from that port While
There has been twenty-f9ur feet Of water
ca the bar Tor twO years nothing has
hitherto been shipped. except lumber The
DrQmelzier carried out a general cargo
most % which came fr5m the Kansas
city, PittsbuTg and Gulf roads.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

WASHINGTON. Feb e.-The house
committee on public lands today submit
ted favorable report on the bill known
as the free homes" bin. which opens to
homestead settlement lands acquired from
the Indians An amendment is made omit
ting military reservations from tho oper-
atious OF the hill
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Chickering hall
VAS not large enough last night 20 accom-
MEDIATE the tremendous tbr0ng that
sought admission TO the second nights
sale of the collection of paintings left by
Ii Y Stewart. The total receipts from
the Sic for Two nights were sfIea4D
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07
Handicap Allowance.


Dick Case and Young Choynski boxed
six rounds at the Peoples theater last
Friday night. Case was ''Choyuskfs" su-
perior at all times and did not have 10
work hard AZ that
PEE BEE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

hansen Makes an tnkipd Comment
the United states.

LIVERPOOL. Feb, 5.-In an interview
on Ais return here from the United states
Nanssa. the Arctic explorer. - quoted
~ - wing THAI lscturGs IN America Is
as bad exploring, adding that while not
iecturiuS ~ was travelling. and that tie
American style = travelling IS nog TO hss
TASTE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07
BER>DI II UEfN>I sTs.D.
Department ReSoArs His Suspension
and Restores Him 20 service.

Hans f. Re-udt formerly a clerk in the
Tinted States land office AT Seattle. wao
vas transferred u Chamberlain. :. d. n
November last. and VINO was suspend
bv the department on charges preferred
l,y the register az the Chamberlain Office,
has been relnStatca ~ the service Of the
dena rtuient instructions having been for-
varded 10 Jhe Officers az Chan beriain 10
restore bin 10 daty.
The many friends - Nj Berndt
throughout Western Washington. who
read the u0tice Of has suspension contain
"a sn tAe dlspatcaes OF tire Post-fntei,i-
Seucer's correspondent in Washington. -.
e. vii - ia1ce az tnt prompt act on y
ths. aeps rfulsn ut III re3nsG3tiug him in tae
service and find ln the instructions re-
storing h3n 70 daty tn the office up- =
whose charges De US suspended az en-
phattc vlndicstioa of bis maria;
In couEra5uiats.E Mr Regndt IN hss
restoration 10 dcfy senator ptttiErew.
taalrr1An - Glc committee or Indian -
s1les writes under datc g January =.
5sss>- Il au pieased taat YEA ~ere reln-
stated ara tAat Justice has heeu done
yeu. af8 am gao taas was aale ~ ~an-
;Tis4te saalet hlus toward that result
W Sf4fNse-~4N Es.k .et.-- -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

/. While thc oiling OF the alleys may have
been permissible. | have reason to think
that the visitors looked upon IL as yIo-
lation OF the ethics OF the game.
The second handicap shoot of the Seat
tie Rod and Gun Club was held AZ West
Seattle yesterday afternoon under condi-
tons which have not been duplicated dur
ing the past eight years. There was Il
high wind. freaky wind and a drenchng
rata, al mike ) up in such a tangle that ii
was q surprise 10 me that any one had
t-e courage &c even appear at the traps.
The elements did not appear 10 affect the
Old sports in the least, and they came
home vet through. but ia high spirits
over the really clever shooting done under
the most ADVERSE circumstances inagin-
allie. Hood carried off the honors of the
day, scoring ii out of a possible 80. Stew
ems was hot after him with IS, and then
came P4ge Hall with So actual score and
81 counting The handicap allowance. In
tho practice shoot +. l.. Ellis got ten
Straight. The scores:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07
Hurst VIII Manage ~. Louis.

BUFFALO y. Y, Feb. 5.-Natloral
League Umpire Tim Hurst has accepted
TIE terms of thu directors of the ST. Louis
club of the National League. and Will
manage the club during the coming sea-
son
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

So Louis Globe Democrat
TIE bland North deal by due process ~
lag. is now before the attorney general
Of the state. Il IS charged that the cor
rupt practices ac; has been violated in six
particulars By Judge Bland. and il Is ask
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07
Another International Expedition

WASHINGTON. Feb. Representative
Barthoidt, OF Missouri. today introduced
a bin Tor an International exposition to be
held AZ s.. Louis in 1913. the centennial Of
the Louisiana purchase. TO be known as
the Mississippi Valley International ex-
position.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiiigence
WASHINGTON. Feb. Sd. :. Bowman
has been appointed postmaster At Qullcens
Vice Louis &. Sctz5uger. removed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

To silver wedding celebration recently
pious old lady sent as IA present q pair
OF fiatirons and rolling pin and the motto
worked on cardboard reading, Fight on"
Exchange.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07
MING ANOTHER ROW.
Kansas Insurance scmnsi~sionrr and
Companies tis~h Again.

TOPEKA Kan. FEB Webb McNan.
state Insurance COR missioner seems to
have another nshi CT rs azI9s wstn tAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

Thc ali-y~ ~ sna orfx son Road ClaA
vtr- o'-i between the tisae thar the :
\ a.. Hncn -Tactse,f ga she afternoon ana
tne taar 81. tae match The balls we
yerF oss aNi members of tAe : \. a.
tfara coa.A ROT handle thsm 10 - salts
Factory uaumrr Whsi~ ore En2a ~ss
ss.,e leg ere eg Es- other members q ne
tsAla was a. SoFk cleaning tbs bsl4S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

I understand that legislation was enact
ed at the recent annual meeting Of the
American Cooked hat Bowling AS~0,f4-
tt0n in Portland which had fer al object
tee prevention % switching king pins
The Tul@ adopted reads 10 the effect that
theme shall bs a black ring around the
"S'nE p.u" used or era alley. and a rel
riuS around IRE "k.ug pin used ur ;he
Ota sI.tS- An Incident during The vateA
Ne,w .,n tav :. \. <. and the Oresoa
1taAd ct b teams IA The 3atter's alleys
caused tae association - act ia the mas
ter as uNar sc ana bile - learn. Il ar
Pears that ora ~ iHe king p.us" which
was "a bg usess So the match was found
after fhe match was flashed. outside the
elsc house. THIS m{rNt have been az &C.
tatznt tGt s.. does NOT have thar appear
ancr Tee removal ~ g tournament
"k3wc pia- necessarily resulted ia the suo-
.ttat2on 81 smother ard possibly az IL
Frr.e~ ore. 70 IS ~ .seut sh2t ghe team
whsh faced Ihe Interior king pin. pro-
V.a3eS IS Wss tutcE3or. had a shade the
worst Z the game.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

Ihere will be a meeting OF the Queen
1'ty 5000 Roads Club this evening at s:aa
ciock IN the municipal court room. No
special subject viii come up for eopsia-
Grafton. but all matters pertaining 10 the
welfare OF the club will be considered I'm
a general way II is probable the work
Tor the coming season win be outlined and
steps taken TO secure funds To De used In
continuing the Lake Washington bicycle
pain. Considerable work Will be neces-
sary On certain portions of the path al
ready constructed. This is especially trte
OF the portions that were not cindered
Heavy rains have softensd the roadbed
and made 1t too muddy for travel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

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WILL TT
BE CLOSED?
The I L. q c Nuddi~<~n-
rfnu~. tn Attract Mach
Attention Through3uf
the state

b "a - zsos- Impo--xn-
-s.9-es th1s kz- occzpsec tk>
arr-15Os 81 ts- r2rlOzs ed t.s-s
~ to state a. vel @- tie 2w-
y~-- azG LEGISLATORS = The "a
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4@G-- - t.e L ! s College
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czie1 iii i l-aEe he natter
= az bitter .14p~ taan before
e-e2 sta th- cec1.l0n Of fhe
cvz-l FE.s r-z1erecf II the
Trustees can borrow The nso,>y
III re LEGISLATURE agree 10 re
I7bEr-- t5- lsode-. .hen fhey
z--f II regular session n I~s.
N0Eld th-y lave tire power TO
60 - Ezcer s~clo- IS Of or
rec-4t CONSTITUTION II TIE
ev-sf Of q cal >~--Hoa xozlc
tE- Members .--ve for their
bard AID srsEe.Ing erpes-e- I.
n eur JE1z1enf the Cover
nor Ell 8s- znt@r sns es-ra-
STAGES cal tl- legislature to-
g-.5tr II E- are rignf this
1a-PS--- u many Of tke qze-
rIoz<-
si7es th@ Legislature can zp
7rop-1sf- wS1-v fer any par
y@g-@ exr-pt for -@ctsrlAa par
2-s-~- here - 10 coubt that
they cozld r-snbzrse tA0-~ xho
-zay - tgzEf 20 I-n1 re T-u-
t~e- IT, Necessary fad - De-
t-4y tie sxP-a>@> Of Ise school
IL - nexf regular session o.
t1e Le-l-lAtzre- BOT xe 90 10,
link Tat 2zy capitalist VII al
vance thI- zzoz1f q zO1ey and
axe their chances II the Gov.
s--o- and the legislature getting
Together o. any Appropriation
ball Consequently TIE College
81 Z al PROBABILITY. % clos
- zctl ne a@xf rey-Iz- tern
u ths legislature. We regret
10 elo-Izz 0f this splendid n
-x4t1riaa If = a. honor 10 the
state 4af 20 TIE South
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

Thankful words written by Mr.
Ada e Hart Of Groson- s. D. s.W -
taken with bad cold which settled
on nay ln1zs; COACH set IN and final
ly terminated N Consumption Fox-
Dcctors gave me up, saying could
1--we but \ short time / gave my
self up TO my Savior, determined Il
| could not live with my friends On
earth, I would meet my absent ones
above Ny husband Was advised TO
zes Dr. Kings yev Discovery scr
Consumption, Coughs and Coda I
gave if . trial took N Al eight
bottles IL has cured me, and thank
God Am saved and nov vel anc
healthy WOMAN Trial bottles free
- r. r. Chiffon q Co . Drug Store.
Regular slxe DC and s1-0o- Guar
zateed OF pr,ce refunded
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

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H0n. J4z..- X 4riensn.
d the Cree Is 0St Common
wealth disabilities. have been
removed b. To @aF department.
and be has been appointed
captain Of a company If in
names that - being enlisted %
a regiment ttsr . bsing formed
By Col sargent This regiment
Will be- fDrmsG by volunteers
grons 4s-~iss ppi and Al1Jsiaz
With hsad quarters az { olambus.
Capt. Nardsm4n ALL maze a
fns soldier and a sInd ard con
stderats Officer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

OEing 70 tine Ezrm relation
ship that hzs EXISTED b.tEesn
the United States zad Canada
since the present var began, -
have every reason TO believe
that those Spanish en- nissarie-.
CzrraRZz and Do B0-s- whO are
Carrying Or their OpsrzuOas
against this government from
Montreal in Cauais. -hoaIf and
Will he eapsiisd from Engiish
territory. more espsei<lly Gors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

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E1ess.eat - sass@ s-ls.-a.ss.- a Instant
y s1-4.ss- ~ aPp-ylzg CAz-4b@r-
L.in- Eys and SKIN lsn.rs@r'.
AaEy very b@1 cz~-s have ben
s,-rfzl.a-ltly erred - T. II 4
equally s-scisu. sDr itesinx cii@-.
@1-d = fzF 4.4-e rS-.sssy Pr SIRE nip
PEE cn2Fpssl A@Kss-, en4bLx1ns,
fEo@. bites and c1r5z4c are EYES.
II PER boz FOR sale b. 4 Z
Cn-i,oa & Co, Oxford. r. Y. PstF1,
Atbeyilis-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

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se--1zozy - &c lat TAI S0zfh's
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: 81 ez-e Azv Ez.2r-zxs1r va<r~y-
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5soEe4.- : z.0---- E-stz2se reEs>s.
az @e-c-< \ ,>r-x--1. cure
. O. HEEkSWAT.
Sozze ID street.
81 LoGz=, No
Fer .A-@ oy z Z Cals-on 4 CO.
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Ave se~6 Smith. SURE
kidney Cure. sac IL hzs
nae . p~rEz1enf cure.
MIS- M PUzTEAz
J0as.boro. Ark
E@s 49, -.s ~~~--.s~>~ ~
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SSc >lsns s,nlca Sac.
The o~-s save In tse xorgc
for I9ts- B-uls<s. CIesr.- Salt
kEssD- Fever Sore. letter.
IA Dpsd Hands ChIlblzin-
Corn-- and ali ,zin ErGgtion..
and positively esres PIle.- or
NO Pay required IL ~ grsrzn-
tssd 20 give perfect satisfaction
-Ir money refunded Pree g
cents Per box For sale by Z
4 Chiffon s. Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16
Commissioners Sale.
A D. fesSA e q

Mr. Fxz11< Ezy-zr-
81 ylr-ze % the xzrhrx1<y I. n
v-<sed By . decree u -ae C1zrr~-v
CoEzr ~ Lafayette Comfy. Ns-
al tta- MAJ terra isse. I'll O. L.
er.z Eo76zy and An cay q yu.y
i.Ss, n front ofrhe eozrr E1z-~ coo-
n Oxford Mia, eel for ez<e 70 so~
h1xness bidder for civi~ior xrorx
the cs-r~] rhe zads u LzPxyerrs
County, Hl@s described n follows.
North -nzE II ss9sion 81 Toxn-cir,
10 Range l. vess- containing Ess
acres, also The s " ID section 81
Township 10 Range I vess eou.zir
ing Is1 acres
xnne-sed NY signature, tnix the
Let day II June L.S--
B. r GRAY, Conrl<z.orer,
j. w. T. FxLxsxz, Attorney.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

Scattering humanity shoud BE-
Supplied with every mean. po=~Sp,~
for lie reI5es- IL 10 with r<asur-
NE publish the folsowizx- This /.
70 certify that ! va . terrible suf-
ferer from Yellow Jz1ndiee fog
over six nonfns, and was treated
BY sonne % the bess physicizns 10
oEr city and AL to 10 avail Dr..
Bell ocr druggist recommended
Eseesrsc B<ssers,zna after rzkin1
r=o hosEae=. ] -z= sGsl<sly cured.
l nov take zrez- pleasure IN r~e-
them 70 any person
s2hsring from tais terrible nszIz.iy.
I am gratefully yoars, 81. A Ho-
yzyfy, Lexingson, KY" Sold by e.
T. Chllsoa & Co. drsgxissz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

hsrs IA ane suffering frrm
trhs crezcfzi nalzdy, II yoo va
only get the right remedy You
are having pain al through your
your body your Ever il o1r Of or
der, have no appetite no life or
AnnI-sou- have 4 bad cold IN fact
are comPletefy used Gp- Electric
Bltsers il the only remedy thxr VIII
give ycu DeonP< and sure relief
They act DIRECTLY on yo1r Liver
stomach and Kidleys, tone 10 rhs
whole system and make yoa feel
IKE n new being They are x1zr-
ansee4 20 cure OF price refunded
Sod By z z Chason & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

Mr. p Keseh2m of Pike CITY. Cal
says During my brothers late
SICKNESS from sciztie rheuuati.-u
Cnznberlain'z Pain Balm WA -
o-iy remedy that gave him zuy Re-
rss- Many oskers have tesfise,,
70 the prompt relief from pain vhi~h
tcs= Imminent offords- For sale ~
K r. Chiffon & Co.. Oxford 3 u
Peetls, Aboeyilie-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-06-16

ssAgnAnt breath poor appetite.
Dad Digestion are due 70 a cisord-
cred hyer- Correct this AZ once K
you wish 10 avoid q SICK zen
friekly Ash BIrters- the svsxem
Cleanser, = what yo1 naed- II pa
rsnes he blood, eEeAn.es the boveI.
and puts the stomach liver And
Kidneys IN perfect condition SOD
by r z Chiffon & C.