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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28
TALES OF TWO WARS.
Hungry Kentucky Soldiers Plan a
Raid on Their Colonel.

The kentucky volunteers had for
some time a difficulty in getting their
, rations from Uncle Sam. The colonel
Jared like the privates and treated them
as IL they were sons OF his. but this did
not alter the fact that at first they al
most starved
The boys kept up their spirits, how
ever and were even disposed To indulge
in pleasantries at their beloved colonel's S
expense, and one morning "a company
lined up before his tent, sang him a
song and told him how hungry they
were. Then they told him they had a
request To make. which they feared he
might not grant. The colonel told them
10 make the request fearlessly.
Please, sir, have you calendar?"
asked a deep voice, respectfully, at one
end OF the line.
"A calendar" repeated the colonel.
"Why, certainly Orderly-But what do
you want with "a calendar he asked,
bit mystified
Please, sir" said a squeak from the
littlest man at the other end of the line,
1--WE should like to eat the dates" and
thereupon the soldiers ran.
Somehow the story of the dearth of
food got abroad and proved BLESSING.
II touched the hearts of the mothers
i'm blue grass and bear-grass, and after
Harper's Weekly.
When John Farmer was chosen by
the governor Of his state to command
a regin ent OF minutemen at the time
OF Mon gan's raid. his sole qualifications
for office were common sense, endur-
ance and perseverance.
He was convinced Of his duty. and
when commissioned, was told 10 get his
troops i'm order and lead them down 10
the place where Morgan would prob
ably appear. This order he carried out
in the following original manner
Get into two strings in the road here.
all looking the same way and when we
start out I want YOU TO walk right clns
together. and stick to yer gait until we
get where we're goin' to: and when the
battle begins. | want you To come right
up i'm bunch and stay there. and load
and fire until old John Morgan turns
and runs. Now. grab yer guns pow
der. shot and other fixin's. and We'll SO
after Morgan. Youths Companion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28

The Oregon and Iowa are bound out
straight for the Philippines. Now the
question is if they are not needed there
why are they going?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28
Eriglltful Example.

Talking about the policy of cxpan-
sion being profitable" observed the liv-
ing skeleton, II would simply say that
! get a much larger salary than the fat
woman does. Chicago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28

Spain ought not to object to increas-
ing Dewey's fleet. She enjoys the privi-
lege of ordering Camara's squadron to
steam about the bay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28
Not i'm His Line,

You seem TO have no aim az all"
said the Elderly Person.
81" replied the Idle Youth. edo not
need any. I am not going into the
navy. indianapolis Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28

The Mayor of Santiago, just appoint
ed by General Wood. is a citizen Of
Texas. Are all the Ohio politicians
used up?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28

How secret a secret investigation do
you suppose n commission OF nine
members can keep?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28
THE NEWS
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other famous Partisan costume
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28
THE CRISTOBAL COLON.

1t is Roosevelt with Rah 'Rah.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26
SAMPLE OF .sDROP-IN'' TRADE.
The Dealer 10 Csrn <aIv~ sDstfs the
Real Estst~ Mass Prssa
Beast

Rsal estate d-alerS of-en console fhern-
$500 tlr1u< tarsc 1uii f1vs b. r-mfun--
crrce~ ~ fae Q-rin.fs at inactlVlry wash
aase <nrr h@fure 4 veil S1usa Wa.hInx
fan -sre-r anairF Whai2 N a REMINISCENT
sznusl sod the f1liaw1rx
The V-ras.i q asrslvisv tA--sr<h wash
we are neN pa--lnz reminds me nana~whas
< tls .laEs u - uh-n . dealer wha mad.
a -ale 1la -usk~s4 lp1a A. q marvel. aai
nv sr-1cs a. ttH. tlule ca the seroEd 1uar
g tar hu1s.ax IN the nam 1aor we're
tas qstirr~ % K~~r~ Perrs a To- Iras N
ta- 800 . sSapFrnx 10 esra ulorulu< and
<rrerlz- Coz Psrrr-. ant USUALLY the grees-
~ 1eeam~ a aoraan< vi-ss cue 44v
Va eonPsafninx somewhat bitterly q ta-
zi1lIns~- % ths markrf- and the cu8uuei re-
MARKED j tel v11 that r1u mrs. Z ey not
srtt-ug lnvu "A r1s <r1unf 1u0r Naw -
~ q graf 1rai 81 Grup-ln srlsis- 20 - sp~ak
taar sever x~ts - vau hss-s1l--s Il the srssr--
-isst a. he va eln-anx fils remark the
t1ar ap~n~'f aad N stepped a u,an with \
va----- -Th@r~. What nd tel Yat. sasi The
e1 gae- Herr nan Who urs1hahlv wants
- hu~ a ~ aasf wna n-v-r ruuli climb ~
. wa. va isI'v impr~~-ssi Elfh sh- iEslsh
Of tae stassnlrus rheu. Rnd 18th s~cass@
- en- a. rhe n~wc1m~r avane-d A ~
e1rrr au % a. b. hssEesi 1nsl -rallesi snd then
bllnstv lngzlre-t -tanr ] seii either 1f Fau
ssauI- cora ave taEstaF
~ Ehe eaion~l VI almost ar-rr1ns- bur he
zl1nasE,i - express a drcissssi negative and
taa ul-stlr rctrrss=.i " hsn ~ had cln-s.i
tae 9nor kshint hun ! hurst cut laaxn M
snlt excIaluls,i tslu1ei. Il that the ksnsi
~ trup-iu trade vuu 81 down here want
acne ~ n Vow that ran would never
rruunie ~ leraE-e ~ euuit easily 80 that
aay man wha esluia frequently Climb the
stars u tins tuiisiux enuid rot possibly
have cnraS. ! vent up~Safrs - nv affire.
gav11< the colonel spe@chle>s- Chicago
.--an.l-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS.
Daughters Should be Carefully
Guided in Early Wonanhood

What suffering frequently results
frequently from i mothers neglect To
properly instruct her danghterI
Tradition says woman must suser, =
and yOu1g WOMEN ara 50 Taught
There S Itsle truth and great deal
Of e1aggerasion IN this. IL young
woman suffers severely she needs
treatment and her mother should see
that she gets IT.
Many mothers hesitate 70 take their
daughters 70 \ ph ysiciaa for exanina-
tiou; bet 10 mother need hesitate 70
write freely about her daughter or
herself To Mr. Pirkhan and secure
the most eEcient advice without
Charge Ms Plnkhaas address Is
Ly1n. Mass
The following le..srtror Mss MAzrx
z. J0szsos. Csntra1La- Pa, shows what
neglect viii do. and tells how Ms.
Pinkh1m helped her:
MY health became 50 poor that
had TO Leave school Twas tired al the
tine. and had dreadful pains in ny
side and back i was also troubled
with irrezularity of nensss. l was
.sry weak. and lost 50 Eueh flesh that
nv friends became alarmed NJ
u10srer, who IS firm believer In your
remedies from experience. thought per-
haPs they might benefit ne, and wrote
you for advice I followed the advice
you gave. and used Lydia z Pinkhans
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pulls as
you directed. and am now as well as /
erer vaA have gained flesh and hare
good color. ! An completely cared o.
sTss=lsrg.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

bottom % the bay7 II .irt rixhs scr
fair Tat ye shouid cum here ard very
ne in nny lazt hours did tel ore lie
SIX or seven VARS ago. ard Tn -il.iz'
20 esz NJ 20 - found an orerroat
butt1u iE the road. ard told Abraham
Jores i wss a silver dollar les I Led
about that. AID I'm m gksy sorry
-But ygu lied When ven said yoa
saN q elan tackle and LA whale 60
feet Ioug.- coufin eei the Prsach~-
-Never.- exclaimed Tchabod. = vs.
RI xht thar' Whez the clam ria cut Of the
mud and grabbed the whale ~ th-
threat ard rolled hin around and shook
tie iife cut o him They .piashed va
ter over me- I'll ny boat vas almost
sunk. ard ! cmu horre as wet a. a
drowned RAT I'm riliin' 70 say il was
a thumpiz b'g cam. ard that be rot
sea sus.deu holt that the whale had
70 shoS. bat aiz't goia' 70 say lied
about t.
~AnE that story about soft-shell
erabs-yoa7I osn mp that was a liee-
4 caaida't possibly Go r. Ieouutst
IN - them cum CIT Of rhe water and
marched ziou- down the shore towards
crab isiaut- Thar was over 1.GGo. 90
of en- aHd purity r. IN haif q EN- ear
Fisd 11Ex AID Ese--aes- Thy vas ruiu'
20 Sold a eruvenshur- I s'poSs. u the
nsiif-e q the purcsssaun was a bausl
% ie'0 cabs. ard Il th~y ai4a-t sing
tte -Ssar >pauzisd Raau-r' as they
crz~iet s'ouz. then IN a Lar. NeI
kaaN that rhr bows ws.- down - tte
beach r~v- moruin' ard forrE The
tracks. ard Eat ~ 6i5n'- eo,ch a SIR
x.~ sofs-sA-- crab ta- rvst cf that sea
scu-
r. Nas 70 NE for th- preacher % TAX
- him We s~nt ia Fhil-rus Tosups ius.
Ahsaic1 whi-~ ard DAVID Tsylo-. ru-
vhsn rsry aaG she@ rr4-s 4nE b~g,<xsf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26
9~~~~~~~>~A
. SQUAN CREEK FOLKS |
: J<p Asn<s Tells Asssf ~ D<x.s 81
ks<e~d r<sonxs, I
CAD -o,.--s., -


Tar Va pro-. - ihr-~ v-4rs waeu
fclanoa H-sfinrs wzs bowed Go-u 70
- re Champion alr q >quan Crr-S.
he ne~ur "a a humb,e vv1y. Iyin- about
eicns ard oysters ard crabs. aud in a
var ciimbsd 70 tie top % fhe ladder
ard bad rhe bs~t o. credit ~ a. The
stores IL was a e <as aad 4 pleas
1re 10 a-ar Iensoss4 re- lie All = srs.-
cu.. earnest far-. ard uhen rel.lz- a
IL asout auysc'ly BIN drowned. IS
? uou,d trvme,. and h-s eyes S. with
tears. To- minister lsr ana 20 ca for
q y'ar ard half. aza thea ca1el On
20 l1- cTe-ia' ard sad.
--Irhanct. I eau-t ~snt % hurt w
s~s a. bat i pare % - that yea or
,e- ts- -he tru.h oace "A awhl~ far 4
eng
-nsia-s I -e---a' - 'rufA every miz5s
o. ne 1as 80 asks Irsa6od-
-Not skassiy- IT, flc- - vou hsv
tecum the awfu-lc<s lar in al N-7v
Jersey. and < yoa expect - a. 20
H-1,en you mas- q1it T. The B.1's S
axu a lar
-Ir-r pint oue ag'e IL I ever tod.
~ y~g-
Il an pint cut . thozsaaA nfiu--
- say t1af goa saw a ios-ssr desE
a. f1- is,tnli wi-h r'lvs - fr~r Eng
-Y-~. -s~n that loa,~ter.- ssHi Irha-
b,-l -Farr vas measured b "a cisvs
vi-h ta-e ne aHd they was - fse-
err kro-sei = two fees - a. -
keep within rh= truth- ". rhat wzs a
Dsappl1' 8 = l1a-.rr- n - Sas puf "a
top sze biggest table ron ever seen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26
FAMILY OF HEROES.
Fh- Isw~ti-. OF N-w Enzfssa. Hat
Eixhs fsasx Mon In the
civil MAR


The family OF which James Russell
Lowell Wa the most brilliant member
bad and has something more glorious n
= history than even rs fame During
The late civil war il gave the govern
meat eight Young men Who Il three
wears died for ths1r principles and th=ir
country
Lh- nrss - f1ti vas William Putnam.
The only sen OF his mother she Nas
asisier ofJames Russell Lowell Nouuy
Putnam Was = when As wzs mortal Y
Wounded AZ Balls Blu- n octebsr. Isds.
during the arst months Of tae war- lie
Nas struck While Cu ais way 10 help
i wounded companion
~ Balls EimH. tuo. PufHam's cousin
James Jackson Lowell. Wa serious Y
Wounded. he recovered. joinsI rs
regiment azd died On another battle
a~la IN less fhaa a year. TEL nv
father vas dressing the liz. ot NJ
company Nh~n was Eit. = was the last
message BE sent home he WIS unsi-r
= anG bad bsru AZ the bead Of his elass
N Harvard Al Bar Ruu- n l~ss. Var
rsE Russell was marfally wouz1ss,I-
Robert >haW. - whose memory The
great sculptor. - GanFeus. has d.
voted or~ % his ebief WORKS. vsaS enc
: q rhiS ehivalrie band Of young kzus-
m~us his sister had married Charles
Lowell. he dss5 a. Fort Wagner ana hv
his sale foaght and fell Cabot Russell
stephen George Perkins. 4 first cousin
= al the young RHS<ell< named here.
. uas Killed At Cedar Greek and Francis
Baton Russell in battle IN Virginia.
Charles Russell Lowell WIS felt 10 be
the flower OF this aack- and he xaS The
las survivor amoug the fighting Low
els. He had graduated AZ The had ~
H.. ..g-,.s - 49,.
- ing e@s-
--S = e1~h SAeeA ne Lao Is horses shot
under hiEn- an extraordinary number
for 0ue DAYS work in the hfSrar, cs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

L We s-zWu usEsi1.- d. Tar-.f a lecture
-vysu-'T IN Wara b. r-lsi - i.ct1on= from
Is eva NHrifs. H raua-arHau 1rst ~. -
TsrF raas -l--st n-n1 b lulh- ts--rassr an
fasleuee eaulF o--s3 ~ tas h..-f -. 1ls e -h..
les-a-urncs1s4 it-sr rte lavrura whsu
lsepse mer. z w1s th~ proper th5ax for one
- Ak tie gfhsr
Were ven a. the leefurs1-- Aud the
tasrsr 70 every e8--
-uh- vss' [ uas there hgr lii.in't hear
twprl Ihii Vgu hs1r the ler-u-Fs
Wei. Re- / was there bus I raalsIn'r
1sa-. esther
/ TREAD wh7 uaer The novelist few ilvs
after h1s vl-1t q 80 .sbu-hs. roEn s-ss,l
h-H1 Wh1f snst ~ zu,i enrs ~ hisf- AMI h1w
h. Se8 -hs tarn
Ir- me pare. vzs the RELY and
1af the most attentive 1g.l lsn..r th1r have
ever spoken 70 NJ an- mate a sound ars
] elr MT ave 20 zane mr voice ahcTs 1
whisper -Ph aIeipha Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

A new through >ie~piax Car liae between
= Lsui- aad Jslor7,i1 Springs vii BE- essah-
il~he-f ever the " abz-h- Esc< I-land short
L1nr. NAy l5rh. f<e. The tine viii Be the
tzstr~s made WITH taruuxh sersice between
ta--- tro points by uAay hour A through
Sleeper vii l-a~e - LsaEs "a Wabash tran
No I A. ? v a. m 4rr1xs1z az Noiurafto
>prInES the nex- mnrnlnx az II ~. Hlrh a n
rxrr e1nn~vtlon for D~nvsr- arr1xIux az II ~
> n This the fastest rexr1lzr thruu<a
-eryier ever established between - Less
Iad Celsra1s. R~sarnIng- the >,e-p.r vii
is4re t0iar1sto Springs az IS . n. and ar
i've AZ - LOUIS the next evening" az SIS
Fatrun~ % thl~ Inc VII 4v1lf ne saiv TN
pi-H-anr feNrare heretstlrs attendant on Cob
arr,to travel Ina~rsurh a. the trip thruu<h
" --aurl fertile nelst< VII nov - hr ttsx-
iixlt- ant ths Hnssr-zefIve p1rrsaa u kansz.
VII - rrarsr~e-f during tho li<hf with the
u'sluniain scsnerT . greet the t-urlsss N the
maruIng
Th~ fsss tine 81 It's iize wil naturally
ear1nsnd the Wabzsh Roare 70 inr~nsflrx
Colorado tourists
Par-puiars WI b gladly furnished % 40
uifrafien
G : CRANE. G &TA. 81 r.sus
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

A laster doesa't seem 70 care for snybo-fv
excerpt these VINO are buSy--W axnlrxr3n
Las Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

Acra-~ts raat ha. ete5tssl the eu,ir-
-scra's1 occurred ra ~-'slsaar.hIc "a .ev
an-1sit ll ul - from & nartsus-ll-1- Tenu-
t~patr >l~ri1 - lian Eaa s-au rsns
cat p a-r--t tharls-s Ellsse.l usn1z-
'aiu~~r- - year. 20 age auf c'l-ni NJ
nP-1n arm 10 a >~r-u-i-i plas-e IA the
'z9s'ts. was >ho- hT Eu~.-iI or -orn-
-'l-apauioa- ant nsrrtallv r-ounsi-,i-
ewing Counterfeit mau-r has beea
sratil- ar71-i1sf la.l-e G. the vali~v for
-l-nut1-. AM Russell. 4 j. sai,a. va, dr.
te'-ts'i ulaul,a-turinE t. The families
= both men are ve.v nzmeroas. AMI
ta- sil.in-- Ia, aroa,--.i hasl bia.-t an.i
----l probably result in ruore trouble 81
hl..st -.1.-.f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP On

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

l<4uty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Pri-ce Albert Of Belgium. On his -
cent visit - san Frz1riSco. escaped m
in,ervisw by Gaining 20 be only tie
friner's private secretary
IA Trizhmas rc~~nf'y said Of cur
rzvy fhzt g vas - --s,rcug a. Sampson
aad >ch'ev a. a fox Wat more
Dewey waure
Mrs.. Tomas T. Zee. Of Washington.
ei -1s 90 - s5e Rrsf. and Mrs. y "
Van s5fh,eu- q Chicago. the serouG.
woman % ri,ie uuuau-s bicyc,e. wsich
was dane 10 uofs ssss IN 49,
Mrs Roger wo.ro-f. wife % Gov
Wo-re-f. % 5tsssaca i1se;-s. i erecting :
r1crurnrrt 20 the memory % her an
es.t1r. Co... " liam Prescott. one Of the
isruss 90 Bnnkcr HiiL
Two eaildrru Of Mrs. ParueII rrrraiu.
bath IN Ireland Name. nov Mrs. Nc
- rmstf. ives ia Countv WEI, ,-v. and
JOAN u-ury- wt1 vas a peach grower
i georgia for 4 number % years. now
ho'slS q Pubiic oiE~s IN Dlb.ln.
Rear Admira! Dewey. the tero Of
Nm entered rae naval ac1.lemy from
Vernon tirasluafiny a Ittie before
TIE uar. BIS early active SERVES, incIu,i~d
l-art'e patton ia The z7Euboaf sgatfax
'aai preceded the capture Of Fer Don
e-son auG the stacks cu Fort Fisher.
iis 1svalu- captain IN tsss-
hFury t.~u IaSars can DO s-r7nxr
e ngs- IL ean stirk hat pins through
- eaeeAs- -ir= and calves. drive nai-s
Trough b. feet ard hands. and per-
form aaaaF m n wonders lie recent
g gave an eN-i b-tio1 a. The Astor house.
a Yes Nrrk ETY.. AMI demonstrated
Eat wounds q D., Character above de-
-'-r-n=4 czase ksm 10 pain
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

tn Leaf Applications. a. rasv e1nnot
reA-ca tit- sal Of tae GH-s-4s-- Gat4rra = a
atanst ar Constitutional di~.-a-e art m orsisr
= cure q zen uIf--c rase internal remedies
htl4 tatarru Cur~ = rzken inrernzllw. and
acts tIrestly % the btood and ulueass- sur
iar--- Halls Garzr-n Czre mt a arsarS
ris-tlctne- IL ws- pr-sr1hesf hx one u shs
hest rcys;rian< m thIS eogntry for wears.
sad > a regular pressripslan Il = rara-
p.1~.-f % t5e rest tunis< known r-szzfinesi
with the b~ss blood purifiers. acting .ilr-~s.
II rn the n1nrauS <ursacesl The perfect
combination of the two ingredients = xhar
frpsii1r~s sich wonderful rr<sslts n curing
0atarrh- >end for teS- ir1rsniass. frye
+ ! CHENEY 4 Co Prop-. TsI-.io. q.
Sald By al druggists. prir~ %
Halls E.nfly Pills are the bs--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

'k1r. weuldn.t g. room Tar him. an.i Z
ealkrrlaf. thar was meat =auff On AN
u fed - Prep
AS. Ich4s,f.- "a i - preacher
NIB gran -Dsdn,s yoa -. srouad
that when Yea Wa thru~-d ovsrt,-aars.
from an oyster Pirate - MES a. "a i
NaN'- rsx up under yoa and earrlrd sasi
e. cry ands-
Ut csurs~ SII AMI &. vas 50. lean
p7at out the very sp.st Mar / waae,l
ASHORE. Tie - hai. vas comm up 20
blas a. III pirate sarow-'i me over.
ar n-iu- n ~ was gucs-aatar-,l
ale ard eoEu n my way. he dzsiH 2
ohi-'-r - xivia' m Efr- tou't So
uurhn' bout that 20 make me lar
-N-bbs thlc wasn't 4 IL asuuf a
shlrN sa-in' mp the 6-Il buoy down thr
hayE- said ne preacher. a. ~ grew
pa
-Slrtiuly zSt.- replied frhabod- He
was a shark y had probably eum from
1HrHp. aud dida.s &now aafnia' -ls.sut
bel buoys. lie mi.E- a rush to blss -
nv l-gs. and whrn be couldn't finl EN-
he snapped uP that buoy and rhaaks,i
away and spii out The pi-e~S- I've seen
sharks 0itc OF the fukss - anchors
mor--n 4 alzsn times
Wal. it, sunth;u' AWFUL sail the
preacher. Is he rose mp 70 90. Prov
deues Wont let Tar keep rxhr on
YIN forever Ichabod Hastings. I
wouldn't DC IN your Shoes fur - rhe
,absters in squau bay When We hn.I
yrrxeit galiaPiz- 70 tee grave CT the
Pase hoss % death jsst remember thar
warned We
Iehab-osi felt hurt n his f-e'7n's. bu-
next Gay he vas tr.ITn- a ssory aho,lr
hsariu' 4 cog shark whistle -Iankee
Daeci-. and What the preacher Sad
uu5y seemed 20 spUr hiua IA - greater
sHd-avors- Thiugs Neus on this WV
far a var or nor. thea one day b.
ruI.-G oS ne reof C a. haa.e A. ae
vas hxin' ,as chimney. ard was ~
badiy hart th1t the doetar sad h-
couldn't I've When rhsx Va ku.sv, =
tie preacher called On him aud said
-ieha5od. N 20 haad % ho5sl esub
ever anybody. BAT -ae iar- o. tn LAR
j. a.lI1s sartsn- Providence VII par M
With i good ga. bae rkar' eum- a siay
ara sac ~ieAs- "a y tel sH I4s
house I'D ye-
No. SIR said ieAa0ods = vas fish
IN down IN tae bay and n Ia = ~ aP
under my oaaf and sent her sNy Aga
Tie Preaeher's hair stood up auai als
eyes hung cut. and ne v-suid a-v gone
away BAT fur Mrs Hassiags- sac asked
am 10 II Gown and SO 4 ae eoHlin' :
u@As tn~ ayia man own up to Al bis
hes ana 81 furgis-H- 30 a= drawsd 4
enrvr up 70 the b-e and said-
ieaaSo@- br- Foster says ye hain-t
GO over Ear i d@y - -lve- N~boe rhar's
sHnfnlE on yer mind - waur - speak
aoeGtF
-IsS. thar :. replied the victim
-Nh-1 ! was down 10 NJ io6ster poss
tother day / sen red shark 90 feet
long sPookiu' around II the BOYS Kin
ko'ea aim hs'L SCI fur 500 up N New
Asrk-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

fsr Iehabsd 70 s~n aP ard de happy
~ dyin Champion rrpl5ee-
II ia never -old a lse bur thai ere
ahout iadIu- - cruts IN tae read Il
- glad % oNa up. but I've Airs stuck
- tae trurh sad lost a heap o. fun and
money hx r. FlrsWell. farewell.
asys- farewell. old world. IfIwas to
I've nv ife ever agin I'd b@<ia lyiz. a.
-aon - couid tax and keep Il up III
! draweG nv last brraah.~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26
A SCHOOL GIRLS BATTLE.


Ms Esnraa kEt-ast. a prspa<ee-ssnx school
<-ri az " fsrd- Ind. y. Il more than usual
lurei>genee- and 1mezlflou= - rzse a the
literary Nar-i
IN Ear TAI e E<E. szal Ma Eyhslr
Emma VS. tzkel 81 - zras a eEase ssu-
&rns ant Der work b@xza D tel au Der
>he grey weas- Ezle and usrvnuS ard Gem
planned q pans n asr b4ek- chest and itnb-
\ f-~ weeks paz~esf and soc grew worse
h. 1ncrar sad site q xHctlm Of arr-
vaus Pruztrztsun. and shsald have been
taken from -chrol wx~<s e1r.ier She <rzsin.
ally grew worse. her nerves were - tense
that the east nor~e Irrrraresi asr and she had
a fever and n continual switching N her
nu-.lss- The symptoms we're maca Ike
= Eirrzs' ssaare
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26
ctr c,sLE-

- Laai- and WaRPatask AgeomPsi-hsd
rhi- al >aasEs<s- and AE-ss Had a FT-hr.
KINGSTON Jama5ca May 2-;.-It i ~
ported here that the auxiliary cruiser
and the WaElpatueA- acting under or
ders from Admiral sampson went t.
santiago de Cuba Ias- week Tn eus the
cable lines When the vessels reached
there the Spanish forts op~aei art
upon them In spite q tina, the MISSION
va accomplished and s=e - the
cables Trading ont OF santiago was cut.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

IL ~ Understood from af'i-ia- /. high n
ala~-sale elEe-es that th~re has h..~n a
pan &C faoc - make ss-n- FIrzhuxh
l'-r Haelaher " t-ae grand .aice with
uut znfirr--l. NJ -u- u~uli prcliniua-
r.'=s- box ras ii,ti ru ,i.--i soldier. y hen
aPPr'la-hs-l IN r~-ar,l 20 - SAB pref.
~aid- while b. appreciated th- hou.1r.
~ won.4 prefer oelu< properly init
ats'L tsrald Master Iissiee author -..,s
oue - th~ highest a'si.-rr, of IN. ta.ige
o ~ O. fieu- I.-v chat hs vzoul.i maze
Aiul a u.-a~1a a. s5-hr. rreru-ative
7vh-el b. has -d- rizht - ex~rrise. bas
'Vnlsa aas u~--- n.-.a ,4ou- IN tA- cls..
u augau- eEorps thu P-iarr af Wales.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26
OREGON NJ KEY WEST.
sturdy oIa BAtsf.-hip VIII >osa 80 ssser
>pssnEsruf<-

WAsHINGFOS, Nay -k-There i NJ
Longer any uneasiness about the battle
saip Oregon she i safe az krv W~~t-
After race against tiuAe for near5v
l. 80 miles this valuable aeeessfosl -
Rear Admiral >anpsou'> feet has
reached his base Of supplies. and after
repieuIshIng her coal bunker VIII ~
ready to 90 20 sea and perform beg part
in the tax Of destroying rhe >s~sris.s
Eess-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

Rev Dr. = = Hos. Of Nashville.
Tenn wss reelected editor OF thu
Nashville Christian Advocate at the
Baltimore conferences o. the NJ L
eAarga. ,1nsh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

TsNFA- ia. MAY 81 Casts-Ilans,
a Young man who arrived from Ne
West about three veeeiSs ago ami rig.
i>seret az the PalHiatto Hotel a. from
Nsvz NerA- was arrested sa.iav by or,.er
- zen SKATER a, n suspected spy
ta.tellausl- hA, been watched for tvre
weeks He wa beautifully ,upoTf..,i
with u-NueE- He wrote A. many u Iaa
letters a da-. AMI This together With
The discovery that be yTas travelling
under an assumed RAM resulted il
his arrp>-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-26

Maj -tsen- La,'s Wa Siv~a Authority
10 appoint FItkaugh Lee. Jr. aud Al
geruon >1rtoris. the grandson Of ten
Gr1nt, A. Genbers Of nis STAFF.