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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-07-30
HICKS Forecasts tor August.

Moon will be full and in perigee on the 1st,
and at the same time we pass the crisis of
regular storm period. Look for extremely
warm weather at opening of August The
barometer will fall to low readings, and many
active summer storms will transpire from the
LIST to 3rd. Change to cooler will be natural
about Bird to 9th. On and near the 9th and
7th there will be a reaction to storm condi-
tions From the 18th to 10Th is regular
storm period, during which many clustering
summer storms will be natural. Heavy and
general rains are to be expected in August.
Look for reactenary storms about 18th and
10Th Another regular STORM period runs
from the 22d to 25th. Look at that time for
extreme warmth, ending in storms with th0n-
der and wind. Much cooler nights will fol-
low. The 29th and S0th are reactionary storm
cepters. Warmer, with bluster and rain.
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Proceedings of the School Board.

The School Board was in session on Fri
day. 22nd instant, all the members being
present except DIR. Reindolar.
Arrangements were made for building new
school houses at Gathers, in the 9Th district,
Covers in the 9th, and Lawnsdae and Reese
in the 4th districts.
The contract for building the new school
house in Westminster was awarded to Messrs.
Jacob F. Elgin Il Son, they having been the
lowest bidders.
The examination for scholarships at the
Western Maryland College, St. Johns Col
lege, Washington College and Charlotte Hall
will be held in Westminster about the middle
of August, due notice of which will be pub
lished in the county papers.
Mr.. Harry Bevard was appointed trustee of
Stacks school in place of Mr.. John o. De-
vries, resigned.
The Board adjourned to the first Tuesday
in August
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MarStOn Items,

The game Of base ball on Saturday between
the Marston and Warfeldsburg clubs resulted
in the following score:
Marston &c.
Warfedsburg r.
Batteries: Banner, Summers and Cushing;
Byers, Nicodemus and Sundergill.
The Marston team will be pleased to ar
range games with any amateur teams in the
county, Frizellburg and New Windsor pre-
ferred Write to A. Cover, Marston.
On Saturday night two horse dayton, filled
with young folks returning from festival in
New Windsor, made narrow escape from a
possible serious accident. The team collided
with another vehicle which had been left
standing in the road, and was overthrow.
No one was hurt beyond scratches and bruises
to some of the ladies'
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Mt. Pleasant Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stuard visited Mrs
Stuard's mother in Hanover on Sunday.
w. NJ. c. Grouse is visiting his uncle, Harry
Yingling, in Baltimore.
NJ. Theodore Yeser and family spent Sun
day with his father, Emanuel Yeiser, at Deep
Run.
Mrs. Charles Sullivan and children, of
West Virginia, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Huff; later they will visit Mrs. Peter
Frock. at Union Mills.
Mr.. Frank Stife and family are visiting
Mrs Stiles parents here.
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Snydersburg Items.

We had grand shower of rain on Thurs;
day afternoon, which was welcomed by all
and now look where you will you will see
farmers busy blowing. ~,
Mt Union Sabbath school will hold their
annual celebration, on Saturday, August 9th.
The Carroll County Reed Band and Koop
Bows Orchestra will furnish music.
Mr.. Abraham Albangh, who MET with a
painful accident last week, by falling from on
the shed he was helping to erect at ID. !:
Lippy's, is convalescing.
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CarrOlitOn Items.

The old friends and acquaintance of the
Rev. S. B. Craft can have the pleasure of
vice at Bethel Church, next Sabbath morn
ing, July 3lst, at 1890.
Miss Catherine Rooms, of Thurmont, is Wis
iting her brother, +. E. Rooms.
Misses Caroline and Goldie Reese, of West
minister, visited their aunt, Mrs. f. G. Van
Deusen, last Sunday.
Miss Mur Stansbury visited her uncle's
family, Mr.. Nelson Stansbury, at Resters-
town, last week.
Mrs. E. G. Van Deusen, and Mrs. John E.
Houck and daughter Lottie, visited Rev. S.
B. Craft and family, at Uniontown, last week.
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Fountain Valley Items.

Mr.. Z. F. Reese and wife, of Baltimore,
have been visiting his mother, Mrs. w. H.
Heagy. They visited the Gettysburg battle
field and were well pleased. Mr.. J. Harris
Heagy took a party on straw ride to Mr..
Jesse F. Babyon's, near Avondale, on Tues
day last, after good dinner all went fishing
and had an enjoyable time; but few fish were
caught. Those in the party were j. Harris
Heagy and wife, W. H. Heagy and wife.
Harry G. Babylon and Miss Mollie Babylon,
of Fountain Valley; Edward F. Reese and
wife, Miss Sadie Riley and Master Raymond
Griffith, of Baltimore.
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Weather Record for the Week.

July 2a-mercury 70 at ! a. m: and 50 at
Up. M; partially cloudy. July 24-mercury
clear. July 25-mercury rs at a. m. and
50 at 2 p. M; partially cloudy. July 90
mercury II at a. m. and "a at p. NJ. !;
cloudy with light showers. July 27-mer-
curry &c at a. IN. and SO at p. M; cloudy;
showery after 2.3O p. M; fine rain after $50
p. m. July 28-mercury IS at I a. m. and
IS at , p. M; heavy fog and mist followed by
partially clear weather. with light showers.
July 29-mercury 76 at a. m. and 30 at
2p M; clear
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William Felix. a Mcsherrystown, Pa, boy, is una
BILE to open his mouth owing to his staying in q
pool of water too long while bathing. He has
been unable to eat anything for several days, and
his condition is getting critical
Work has been suspended indefinitely at the
Pennsylvania Railroad car and locomotive shops in
Altoona. Between 1000 and 5000 men are laid off,
At Harrisburg large number of shop and railroad
hands have been laid off. The reason given is to
reduce expenses. Freight traffic is also reported
very light.
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THE GERMAN LUTHERAN Sunday
Il school, on Deer Park road, near Small
wood, will hold its Picnic on Saturday, Au-
gust 9th; if the weather is unfavorable it will
be on the following Monday. A band will be
in attendance. iulyl6-3t
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters tesla,
mentary on the Personal Estate of
BARBARA NUSBAUM,
late of Carroll county, deceased. ALI persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
1899; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 25th day of
July, 1898.
WILLIAM II. sHARRETTS,
july 30 At Executor.
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MARRIED..

At the parsonage Freedom, Md, by Rev. W. A.
Mcdonald on July 90 1885, Alfred Arlington, of
Henryton, Carroll county Md, and Miss Stella p.
Coffin, of Baltimore, Md
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DLEASANT GROVE NJ. E. CHURCH
4 Sunday school will hold their annual
festival at Sandyville, in the grove adjoining
the church, on Saturday afternoon and night
August 18th. All are cordially invited.
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Business Locals.

Horses for sale and exchange, always on
hand. Also buggies and road wagons. lille
& Toddes, Marston, Nd. may If
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isa ds nch year 500 per inch for months
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H. To- 10 THE ADVOCATE.
dlesSsd At the Post Office, Westminster Maryland,
h!lcond Class Matter.
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SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1898.

rho date on the label Oh your
oaner shows the time to which
,o,,r subscription is paid.
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,JNo. MoDoNALD & GO.
SYKESVILLE, MD.

We are the people who make the prices.
To show you the power of cash, we offer the
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CSALEM NJ. e. CHURCH will hold its an,
- nual Sunday school picnic on Saturday,
10th of September. Speaking aud music; re-
freshments sold for benefit of the school,
july30 st
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PIQUES.

10 pieces of Pque Wels and Figured Pques that sold up
25c Center Table Today 123c Yard. Come quick
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Stores close at p, m, except Saturdays,
MILLER Bros.
POPULAR STORES.

nEER PARK CHAPEL, at Smallwood.
H. will hold their picnic on Saturday, Au-
gust q. At 10 a. m. Mr.. G. }. Hill will de-
liver an address, and at p. m. an address
will be made by well-known speaker At
3 D. m. concert will be given by the Carroll
County Concert Band. EVERYBODY invited.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
$1,000

~ actual cash = offered 20 the
] subscribers o. The Weekly Con-
neral Appeal Every ore ss5d-
~ - cents for = vezrs sz5@c-p-
Sor % TIE Weekly Commercial
Appeal vl - allowed \ xues- oz
the number Q. Ale- o. cotton re
csise6 n Memphis from $p:er5e-
l. I.s7. 20 April - IssS Tie ers-
correct les. or rez-@=t correct
E-s VII get e the xue-< . re-
cezv@d = JAzEAE. $50. Z n FEB
-1-y. sI-5o- Z n Nz-ch- $50. the
-ecuoc co--ec- % rezrs-- eO-0;
g1e-- al g. Z i = received II
JzzEy. $500. 4 u Feo-zx-. $50.
Z = Nzrch- -1S0: the third correct
or 2ez---z correct guess vii get /.
Z : received n Ja1Ez-T, $1,000. Z
e Feo-l2v. $50. Z u March.
--s- T1- eo-t=-r closes OF March
3. 81 re Esz = OF the number
Of oaA~- q cotton received n Mem
ph- froz September. I. 1.9-. 20
Ap-l Is I-S II t1o<e moths Il
= Ard - th= number r-cSave1
x1s between that tine II
- I y. I23A bal-s we-e ~
ce1T=d T1< I'll help yos form a.
--Est< on yoG- guess The 1rs-
-1r-- r-E= make Al Aggregate
E-ozot zcszzlly ozs-e6 Of $500 n
cA=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

i 20 - 1epare5 Ia; III
z01stut.o1 and = s.pp0r-
- a. Insisting On Tie ISSUANCE
y sEs-esss o. "a b911s ~
@ TIE IN cy- zs- ~
L. been declared and more -
Psey E1e1 Eesye gg.
60. Z oar ire4szy a1c sl76-
$4,000 = or god reserve
Nzt : ne exe-ss fo- .e-a
- tbe uzLaAl debt a. I'll.
n2e 70 lis date approp-
ton. nave oeen made Z1aeat
% Ee-i 81 g0Y-ruenal o5
tons foJEne st WHO a1 zy
the ar EI Lzst many Eeeks o.
even days beyond that tine.
Since Tie victory q Dezey II
the Philippines anc the strong
probability Of Tie success ofOgr
AIRY and navy - CEbz and POr-
20 Rico within tie Eexf iez
week. AZ the utmost. : i noi
possible TIA, our cash on hand
viii meet every obligation and
No, one dollar OF bonds that IN
ereases the nauOna. debt need
be isseed- - dollar saved j. a
dollar made. ! a sdage old
and true. whether thai dollar
be n tie way Of principal Or
interest Il Is or pleasure TO
know that the democrats II Con
gress Eere opposed 10 the lssu-
aEee Of The bonds al this time
aud the Increase Of Taxation, yet
Sere xliiag 70 do everything
that wss patriotic in aiding the
administration TO force the WAY
10 a successful sssGe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
STARTING
OF WARS,
Everyone That This Coun-
try Has Been Interested
in Strrfed in the Month
81 April.

Fozr vars the Revolution.
Black Hawk. MeNie7a and Civil.
eegzn II Apul ard has resulted
Il q cozglic.tion Of facts prov
ing that every var in America
becza n April. The real be
ginning q tie inier-eo.onisl
wa- April IL. 1884. uhea the
French troops took the stock
41e from TIE English. which
~ss located 81 the present site
q PIi;s5Erg Penn. Tie H~i
blood Il the Revolutionary
War Ess spilled o. the CON
mons IN fre1i Of L-ungton-
zere 80 C0louis;- under the
eoz1a1d q Capt Parker inter
espie1 la Engleh1en under
Pitcairn - they proceeded on
their march from Concord The
Ene - LOT down twelve OF
the 90 c-lsts TEis occurred On
Apr u. 1913
u I>I2 az zzs rot declared
Entil June J. but every nan
EhO took part IN the Passage Of
;he e-hz-go set knew fall vel
lat when be voted for the act
- also voted for var against
England Tat embargo vas
enacted or April 4.lsl2
TIE Black Hawk var began
April IL ISL. Apnl -. ls46.
tne Mexican Esr vas started
On April u. Isl. iusi s. years
after the opening Of the Reyo!u-
tlOnzy war 70 dsy. the first
blood n the Civil vsr ~as she'd
n the streets Of Baltimore
True. Fort Sumter vas AIRED
GPol April L. zn1 been attack
Il Al Hzrp.rs Ferry. out his
iorrsn- tel - thai strange 10
2y. 10 blood x2s spilled al
either Of the aSii~o points
o1t they also Happened n April.
The first blood IN The tEo
most important wz--the Rev
o.utionzry and the Civil VAR
ws- she'd on the I2th-oi
tEe month Il : ree1les~o re
marx tAAi the >ze and Stripes
ave lEay- cone oct sheat-E1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
UNIVERSITY.

Next Friday night il the Uni
T-ry ehar I'll Occur Phi
ga. eo1r-f for Freshman
E-1z- NesS- Russell Iozug
>El&n 4 3 LaEeI- Todd c ID
smith and TEzZ= contest.
IEe -z1zge- % the Baseball
tan L. s-rarged for . game 10
= played bere next SATURDAY..
EIih IL team from Sozts W-
Tern b8pta-t University. 0fJzek-
So Tenn.
Oh TIE -E50- speakers select
= y Tie faculty 70 appear
a. Co=-@Dee-erL NJ. J "
>t-F-E. Ill u EzIe6letorzn
q tie Literary elz-. AID M 4
= -5azc- d TIE La- el4-s
Hoo Hams Ia Tor eI--ini~
tsr 70 Span I'll deliver the
AErZA address t@.Ors TIRE Lite
rzy Societies - Jzne.
QzEte : rzzber Of Visitors
from Holy -panzs and Mater
Valley Eere os he G-pg. act
FCczy Az1 Saturday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Bids For Electric Light
Franchise.

ID. Cor . t-x5cs5-@ for a. Eec-
-Z Ax.t pz5E u Oxford Mes,
~ y received - tee Eoxr1 0.
Mayor zG Akez-. O. TuS-csy.
Zzy s. 1 sd BIDS % specify
e-Arzss ts- zczz6@sce-- AID Art
Ez-s tCr cL-Eezs aid CIV. BSs
s.cz1 sac 1zzo@r 0. z-r 5x--.
La - - Zv-1 AID zAr-2sr-c
.o- -z1- I'D also eozx=- prop
o-12oz to- sac Ct plant 10 city u
ie--e % Eve YEAR, scOzd CITY ga--
% zy A-@ BE zzy 2so coz
Al rrgpo--soz for p1anptax xzser
tn ~s no SID pipe a. ooao-
q tz% -1.s-.
Bard r~-s rgt: 20 reject Any
z.1 A. .e.
sxo- T. BEOxS, Mayor.
z o. DAVIDSON.
Sec Board
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

>c@s-1g E1zznlry s.0-G x
supplied EE1 every -@zH p5e
Tor - r-Eet- l. = with p=zs-s
re p1oEzr the following Tns !.
% certify that J Ezs ; terrible ST
f=rs- tr1- yellow Jz1r1es 70,
over SIX Eo1to=- and wzs treas@l
~ -on@ % -he 5ssz p1yzcz,- L
or city ard al e 10 avail Dr..
Bel or 6-EgZlz-- rscDUIS1oeG
Electric BlIs=rzE1 after taxing
tzo bottles, ] E2 entirely cared
! nos take zrez- pleasure Il re
oun=n65ng them 70 any person
saEzr5ng from I1l= terrible mzzoy-
I an gratefully y0G=. III A Ho-
zzry. Lexington, KY" sold b. z
P Clifton < Co.. 61ggs-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Notice to Creditorx-

Letters t@--z-e1ag having been
gated q - estate Of Mrs. " A
AL1- cSez~- O. the 18th 6zy o.
AzZS - - t1- C.AaceC COz-
q - Fzyer@ coz--y, Mlsz%pp-.
A. -o1s - required 20 probate
E1 -sz=-=- airy AID al claims
zz-z a21 ss-zt- within oce yex-
t-cz rs 6z-e Ezr1 TIE Clerk 0.
sd co--- Or Esy barred
" v, MArEs
Ex-c-s- eS-z-S v A. Alien
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS.
They Could BE Sold For
Enough to Reduce the
National Debt of the
L. :. to Nothing.

Nov lat The United states
a. captured the Philippine
s-A-1s sne her capitol With a
population OF Hearty 1880
people aa1 TIE stand vith 3
iot4l number o. lahzhiizrt. O.
abost 7soan are =; the usrey
oi our RAW. the al absorbing
queto1 : ~hst dispositions
snal - made Of thi- net and
1ost valuable % al the Spanish
colonial possessions
Tie export trade amounts 70
about sos3ysslso. and the -
a11s are Eorth 10 span an
a111al revenue o. s4Qlepes
AID -11er proper government
Eoal1 - EIta vastly uore %
49, owners Tie oppression
q TIE Inhabitants L. been
Amos - graf a. tie policy
rur>1-1 BY SPAN n CEtA Tne
E--ov-r-Esnt As resulted u
revolution after revolUi1on on
TIE l>4a1- sr1 one 81 The -oss
formidable : tie e1e 1oE u
progress H-lc- >p4Iu-uls =
- er1 forever. - coul1 never
s-xp TIE Insurgents down aner
tte defeat aEc destruction q;
1e- feet OF >GSdsy lasi. Con
~qEe1ly That shall her cap
tve 90 With her. Sic / cess
niles from the nearest Amer
c41 port = seems 90 u LA. u
EoZld - q E- policy 70 -.
4 - E1Ean1 Germany - b.
- <oEd 40 u Ez1to --c1-s
tle- a ha>e q eyez-on -
t1e e4s- Eheu ne f0ru1Ga-
zs> begin 10 re IA -a>t
Statesmen sad diplomats t1as
i.ai before CalEa = divided
D"l
20 - A-@
c-o- eTea tlzt grozIns Oai O.
he tIFL 81
rs Eo1f1 % coarse reduce
ANes a11 t1e-e.ore y a direct
pe1-1i 20 eFeE AZ pave u
ne t1ie1 State u seems
% TAI u Eolc b. El% 20
Keep q i-E O he -e-e-i aid
c-i q - -Zatl Ez-1> to- q
roa2S station and IL ths -
Ne--- - -1-Ge1t - --s21
a1y eIp-G% TAI = nay Coz
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r-~1 there and pav tn Coz,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

ESTTED STATES COURTHOUSE
L AID Po-T-OFTCE BUILDING.
0E7-- NJ All E[ 1zs-A.-
- r-0po@s - - received al rs
1zg I'll r. ~z--zvs
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lz vac E= E
E=1- -u5zA -z ro=A-
z---z z- z syz s-se-
t9- tbs oZzz org ne zz
ez- s111g Jzn= y, l.<s- o. s1c1
ro-igz Of re rear zs -zT =
c@zc z1E@a1 lie -z -
rS=- Gzv aid a. bs5- = reserved
- re Tre~- D-A-=ez-
VI HAMPTON. Czssozzz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

f. : ~ 6--y - ETs 20 a
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3s Coz C-czz scz D.
rz Es--T 81 ~r- J :.
Chs q L1c-s- Ia .
@ 49, TIC yz- I'd I- I'D
To- 1z--o=z fg- rWo !
Esc a. t-s =[ XIV rszz.
oZE BIKE gave TIE SzT ref
Wzsz Es -szsdy cane 20 zzz6- !
gave = a. GrOc-@ EoG 4 10 Gzrs
- c1G Ez co-p=ss.y e-e
-[ 5y Z 2 C1l-J5 hCo-. Oxford
2 II Pets A5osTl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
THE GREAT
The Ashes of Christ 5pher
Columbus Eepo-e i'm the
Cathedral at the City of
Havana.

The Nashville American SAYS
The ashes Of Christopher Col
unbus repose IL the Cathedral
al Havana. and If Cub. ever
becomes a portion ofthe CnIied
ofaie- the tomb Of the great
diseoverer all be on American
soil and under the protection
Of the stars and stripes
Columbus was one Of the
most marked examples 81 the
cruelty and ingrsiitEde OF spain-
He gave that country a new
=orid and IN return il gave him
a prison aud chains lie vas
a Genoese By birth and By the
generosity OF Queen Isabella
~as enabled 10 take voyage Of
discovery with it, noted result
bat be vas erVsIiy nis;rezted
by the Spanish government he
enuched
Tie United StAie- has BE-
cone the greatest eoEutry q
the hemisphere that Columbus
hA= discovered IL ~OElc Dc
proper that hi- tomb should be
IN the land that Washington
made free and whose greatness
y q monument 20 their Join.
memory. Spain has no proper
part IL Columbus Not ouly
did she nzlfrraf the great dis
~cOver.r. bat she most shane
fully misQ>-d the valuable pos
sessions that lie gave ner- His
name and fame beIongt 10 Amer
ca and 10 30 part Of America
more than the United States.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

We DEFY the word % P-oGzcs a
medicine for the cure 81 AL forEs
Of Kidney and Bladder T-015%s,
Pl- ard al diseases pSezllar to
xo-s1- zt XII equal smiths sure
kinney Cure
SF7ery-SlgsE per cent q the cases
treated <1ll Smiths sure kidaey
Cure thA- have come U1cer our o.
-Ezrz0u nave been cured We
sell or medicine OF zpozlve gar
zntse il directions are followed ard
no-ev Vii be refunded Il cure =
not effected For sale 5y e. z
Chiffon & Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05
Two Papers for
:. the Price of One

TIE EAGLE and The Weekly
Commercial Appeal VII both be
szt 10 any address one rear each
for o1ty ONE DOLLAR ard each
s2o>ccpt4on vii be allowed \ xues<
OF the cotton crop. details OF which
appear above Send order with
z1ess direct 20 the EAGLE with re-
zs-r~1cs and get both papers for
one year This Offer Is unp-ece-
ds1re6 and only holds good for a
sao-T vtle- 50 subscribe a. once
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

TIE Bees Lni-e1t-CnAnber
zzs Pan Balm - the finest o.
e&r-a1 ~r= Edwards 4 Parker, Of
Pzz1-- ga T1=H the verdict Of al
SO - Il For raeaDzuxz- lame
lack spzo= dwellings and the
eEsze cozzOa 20 eyerv household,
Ii. Erizs-t E< 10 equal VIII Il
Z re oo1se great deal Of pain
lay De- avoided For sale BY 2 z
Cz-son & Co. Oxford; z. NJ Pe-ts,
Aoosy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

- wa- It's zlu -Ake tx
z-=.~r o. vo,zzi@- $500
ae4 81 ihs added - the
n-r fEaf consf.fg,e tie r-u
- army Z4kes q rsld fo-s. -
soldiers ftl, va
SPAN Itle So-ae-n
so.d.e- tr-u tee- regiment.
hey saou,l b. permitted -
eject fher ow- -u-m-Ser-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-05

Judge ]. # PhIpps has re
Gently been appointed 10 the
very responsible position OF a
Prize Commissioner al Key
West. This l. a court whose
duty il Kill be 10 decide a. 10
awards recently captured by the
crews on the American ships.
in the Gulf. These prizes are
schooners ard their cargoes
that aggregate. al this tine.
about s3Ja009se.