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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-12-10

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> acres of holiday
brightness
most earnest merchandising
in choice novel and useful gift
goods ever done at this store
larger assortments- only
some one thing, but many
things appropriate for every
preference.
There's to be unprecedented
business done here between now
and Christmas-it's to be OBJ
tanned with less prices that will
convincingly show such money
saving as will make you want
to come or send here, in your
own self-interest.
"a different departments shar-
ing literally in the extraordi-
nary gift selling.
Gloves, Hosiery, Handker-
chiefs and Neck wear for wom-
en- children and men.
Books Jewelry
Cards Silver Novelties
Booklets Toilet Articles
Stationery Toilet Sets
Pictures Satchels
Fancy Furniture Pocketbooks
Lamps Toys
Umbrellas Games
Furs Cushions
Dressing Sacques Tapestry Panels
Perfumery Curtains
Cut Glass Rugs
China Art Pottery
and hundreds of other gift
goods.
Over a hundred different
kinds of dolls, sc to $500.
Special assortments of silks
for waists and dressy Dress
Goods Patterns.
1t will Fay you to come
you'll save car fare times over.
If you can't come, write for
our big $50 page illustrated cat
alogue-also Holiday Gloves"
christmas Handkerchief, :"
"Book News" and EUR Book
let"-any or all of these sent
free.
Our large mail order depart
ment will give your queries, re-
quests and orders the best of at
tention.
BOCCS & BULL,
allegheny. PA,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-12-10

Ask for old ladies' comforts, a
Fiery's Shoe Store.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-12-10
Notice.

Pure November Cider for Apple
butter and Mince Meat, the finest
thing out. w. H. RoUARK.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-12-10

Miss Kate Wisner, who is employed
as teacher of elocution in the Cum
mock school of oratory, at Evanston,
ILL.,, is spending few days with her
parents in this city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-12-10

Mrs. Harry T. Pitcher and daughter
Ethel, who have been visiting Mrs.
w. w. Crump, returned to Baltimore
on Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs.
Crump.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
TRAIN ROBBER KILLED.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
TAKING NO CHANCES.
tt 10 >ss Frsvs---t s.Ex- -st-- S.<. |.
Fs.ssasAa ~ "a e.a 80
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T-itfsfoa- Pa. Nns. et Dr. Ca.,k-
% th~ : aits,i state u1ariue hospital
s-rDiee. arrived h~r- Yesterday from
" Washington sasl made an sxauiaatioa
- " > F-Fb-rt. Nho was sssp~etrsI
- having an attack ~ v~lIav fewer
Tho ss~p~t ~as fosns 20 ~ without
anv SYMPTOMS - th- DISEASE. and Or
to.tk rrtu-r-,i 20 WaShingtou-
a'a Frisi1v Nrrhi- = Miller civil ~
<ins~r employed hy the Nicaragua
canal commission. died IN Washington
frssm vh1f an autopsy showed to b.
y~iioN frs~r. H~ and Herhsrt w.rp
-mPlayrsi by th~ COMPANY aud r.
turned frasn costa Ebca Together on
Nsdns~fas- >5ns~ Niil~r-s sisarh a let
ter adsirs>S..si 20 him Wa- op~nrsl and
fuund 70 b. from H-ru.rt expressing.
sympathy for Miller in his illus~s. aud
saving th- writer himself felt IN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

Columbus. o.. Nov IA PartS-
ulossrh. COZ special to the state
Jouruai ~ays- -Fsy an a~rislsntaI ~
pla-loa - blasting powder yesterday
morning 'isc- Fergu~on. a guarrymau.
Is dying 'No os his children arr dead
for hfs- Ferguson was hunting for
wood 70 bgIld hr~ and toaud a
powder een apparently full Of cuai-
When he attempted 70 start fre
loud explosion occurred At the time
Ferguson his wife and baby-in-aruas
and four little daughters were grouped
about the stove
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

b-r - = vsi'-kao~u 6r-a n he CIV
wkea fhs doctor htar,f th- sane
- iocksd up in surpriss Then yoa
came h.rs fran theH-.boaf thr
mortgage. ] srppess -
\ did-eoafaunt the .s'ire ha.5-
resss-
-H'm-- ss'd tA- doctor. ard -ent
Or wrisi-r ~ ~ s,rarx-r'. li~s.rien
The signature 49, also a .urpri..
- he Doctor willard R'arkw.us
Why. ;hsr- you are The bead % th-
arn ysar-sif,-
Il ANS there anythirg sfrsux-
about shaty-
-oh. so,- aid the de~ser. ba, ~
Voluntarily he sixhsf. ard % Atm
self he added. Poor thil<s. poor
thfu-<,-
Auofher fsisgran va. writtcr -
Mr. Bae.~-i'. fri-ut-. 20 sNpia ala a.
euforevd ahssree from fhrir aiurrr.
party on he morrow ard thea 3D..
doctor eft him. art Hsekveii 49,.
tied hiwsslf in grim .uSaraue- % the
evils from ~hseh he cou'd soi -
saEe.
ny sri ~ the tos- ". SOFTLY
oP>s.d. rud. tArouzh ~ ha'fciese.
eyes. - ssS pretty girl iaekin. ir
area sin-
-Hash. be. asie~P-Tn r'af o'
hat .hs said: ard. from h-r 2isss
anf vctc- ~ kuss her 20 h~ Mar,
Norrh- Ih~u shs 1r-S hack ard fh-
iao- vss sai<i'y c,e-~i
BIT the seat noneni hr hes-S a-r
vuiss agaiu. snd - piairiy fbas
II 1axkt SO nHss - in the rou-r. a.
shosgh ~ lad sertaiu'y .~er the 9sor
elose apoa her He np@r~d b. eye
sut looked ahoa- I'm carious,y. al
as ls.t ~ sas hat fhe rooru Ae 50,
IN "a. cssnsctsd sea - ou- 90 5oin-
iu< st-whers the sp-akers ~ers-b,
an uzcav-rsd ssovsgip- noe.
t. veirs - >asas sPasc % sssrp
iys -H-re's ano-hsr -hi-< % - shsnx
fu' FOR. To fkiak % ~ b~in< ui'-a-,
p Rarkv-i,-os 81 p@rScrs 2 - saria'
Itf lad kuo~a Thar. b mixhr has.
t~l antsis- tzsr~-I aver ~na e $50
ftsd ny hana - cary B m i- asrw
"a. >a.an. y-s. yeu seu'f.-
-Ind~~l wnaaEn-tt Ard asrsr a.
those sefai letters 80 vrits.n fs
mother uow - has cene h~-s jusi
20 fg-u a. cat. Noa sas has agy ar
/ cross - sas-we cas'f rx~vrs or.
xraa - siada~ss a. e kazas
-tah1uliu-t ask ~ tud here Mary
r'-asans voir~ xre~ sza Pat 81. Z
matter % hrsiles< <lsau. aad o..
nustu'r s'ame him far ir. Ne "a.
a. szar rnoa~y. We sau-s par g.. . %.
uorrsax = % hs faree.as~f. nud -
I nust "a He kuows unrAax : ahaai
irs aixavs has5-- a-~a aur asn~ aus
+ tsnt az fkis rrauase a. ceur s1eH
- -hou. cur kuss edge. Is act D.
flurt that ws z1sr % 7 ariy 49,
II kre~ wtere ~ were % tak- saai
{ uosh.r. ard how we eoa.f aaks 1
f cent s1rf1hse Ser her
-sas aefhiuz ysar.- suPps-m= Hrss
Suszn- Yes. and II shaf selfish Nr-
Grasssuor haau's sscil~t % ~ - O.,
the suusk. az a nsn-ut-s nafie~- srt
taro~ yeu Ont - yuar pos5fior. ~
rss1r'r have worried Hbuus tk1t. 81.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

wounds vas much more rigorous than
that CT she dsft and gentle hrgers he
had rallied against but now
Nheu al iast bis head had been bsE-
Saged. and his arm had been set. ,h=
pkysieiau gave sons brief Instructions
10 his new patient He would have to
remain where he vas for several days.
ard must keep very quiet, on aecouHr
Ut the wound in his head
But I nus; return TO town to-day
the stranger said. peremptortly- i
have an engagement fer Tomorrow
aud Thanksgiving dinnsrs are rot to
be put of.
An right. GO said the doctor.
and the consequences viii De BRAN
fever"
The stranger was silent for a mo-
mer.. Then he said. shortly: Il see
that must submit. Bat how did this
thing happeu- Where an l. ani
Who was Tossing with me until you
came
-You slipped on the lev path Mis-
Mary North saw you fall ard wher
she reached you you were inssnsfOie-
She rau TO get help Fortunately i
happened within a few yards Of her
home. ard she ard her sister together
mauaxed 70 carry you in. and they
must Aave found you a heavy load.
Then Mary ran TO ny hsuze-fui.
quarter OF a mile away-srd left weFu
for me 10 come here as soon ss got
home / found her working over YOU
ard your scalp was all ready for the
stitches when I came She's clever
rirl. xas studying to be a nurse but
unfortunately the uorey gave out
ard she eoulGn't 90 on she nad 10
turn nursery governess. instead
-aud the other. the sharp one who's
she?-
The elder sister. Susan Her tergue
x <hxrp-5ut her hearts al right
,uS she's seen trouble enough TO turn
sweet grapes sour That's all the fam
Tv lsfr now. except the mother. Grip
/ nd wfth rheunari<m- poor soul Wsh-
,hrn TIL tell them you are TO be on
,hsfr hands here for day or two
ITI see you again. toward night- and
hriu< yoa some things you Will neec-
vr.fI you car get back 70 town Auy-
thing can do for your Ary message
ven want TO send
The stranger dictated Il telegram
sxplsiEias Bis sssssus's TO mem
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

Larsion- Nov ~ sPsrial dispatch
from hsisharpst says two attempts
have brsa masi. F~e-nrix upoa the lif~
~ ~xkin- Milan ~ >rrvia- The Srxr
u APPEARS was on a train between
kFagui~vex and NiSch- \ uumb@r o.
p~asants attacked the former kings
ear ~ith pistols and stones They
smashed the windows ansi wounded
sonas % ra- m~usb-rs Of his suite La
ter az Ss=s-h- a man sir~~-~,i a. stu
cent and arm~d with a revolver. en-
rsrr'A Mii1n-s b-esi rooa- but was ar
rs~ssss before he could attack the ex-
king-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
OFF THEIR RESERVATIONS.
n.~ks ss IN. whss- kIx-r TIE. .ass tia
tabs s~s - >~- .aa ftsasi-
bio Ufsin-

salt LAX. Utah. Nos- sT--N special
To th~ Tribune from prie- I tab. say~.
Nearly All Of the husks of the White
River Ut-- and part of the Uiatah
trih~ are of the reservation. ausi
prot.aniy great Hlanv ~ th-m arr in
Colorado Henry Harris. a half hrp,-,i.
Who ~aS >rut out by the acting agent.
has ~o reported 10 Maj LiSI-y- large
dstaehm-a- of cavalry will b~ sat al
ter them under Capt t.ilfoil. who l-ft
yesterday morning. tie viii rsaeh the
past su-*iav ahout nom Th- Tusiian.
~ay II the government Won't pay for
the land thy bought from them th-v
will hunt ou il as often a. thew can
get there 70 hunt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

progressing rapidty at the Pr-~idiu
military reservation on the barracks
which ar bring built for the New
York regiment and the battalion OF en-
gine.rS now stationed acrtlss the Pa
cifie- The disappearing carriage for
the large I2-ineh rife at the Prvsidio
will b.. in place in about a month. An
eiSht-ineh disappearing carriage and
an ei-ht-iEeh rife will arrive in a
shorr tim from the east. BssIs for thu
rr~~tioa ~ the new military hospital
will h- opened On November = and
it, construction will b~ fastened
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

vert ou- And row sac doesu't sses
pay You what she owes YOU
But she will. >asau- She said she
would send me a cheek next wees
Next we~k-whss We rse6 il now
We're iE a Ere Ex. irgiyi Il vas bad
enough before: bat row that ~s are
<ad6led With this grumpy. horrid. sross
cid mzE--
The involuntary savestropFer start
ed sadderly-for ia spite Of few gray
hairs upon his temples. Willard Rack
well had never thought of himself as
old b-fore-though grumpy and horrid
ind cross he most certainly bad b~~u-
And our bitterest enemy the
sharp voice went on He vii exFs et
/ at sorts Of IuxEries. suppose: aud We
haven't bat a fsw c~Hfs left ir the
house. and TO: thing 70 set before
ban bat porriG-e and pork aEd bread
without batter, And waI not run
auv further "a debt
But your bread is delicious.
SaSan: ard I'm sure hes welcome TO
tie best We have
sAsd he vas TO 20 TO swell Hanks
giving dinr<r ir the city. to-norrow.
doctor said. He'll have 10 give thanks
here. on very different fare. and. for
that part. I'm almost g!aei
-Ok. nv goodness. Susan. look.
! -For PHYS sake. what's the natter
rowc-
The stOve-Pipe hole Is uncovered.
Mary cried. tragieally; -and be can
hear every worct
serve hfrn right IL Re had Bat you
said he was sound asleep"
The hole vas quickly covered. ard
Willard Blackwell heard 70 more But
The various new sensations he had suG-
SezIy sxPerisEe<d gave him sufieseEt
food for thought
whsn the doctor came back at dusk
ke found a remarkable change had
taken place in his grumpy patient.
who<S gruffress had EO~ entirely vau-
ish-d-
Il beg your psrco1- doctor. for my
bad hEmOr this morEirg- A. you
could plainly see ! nad heen-~elI-
upset And thank you fer your kind
rrss in leaning me these things Could
ask arother favor OF yoa H1~ =
Blackwell spoke with curious.
anxious Siefcsaee- 1T oceui. % ne
that thsse-lkes< Kind I2Gies &sy ret
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

PssrIs~ Nos- .8--The Rzpp~l. in
threatening Gr~af Britain with French
hostility an the future. says. The
blundeFs Of Great Britain IA the Fash
Ola question have Irrisated Europe
and have rxest~d abe aPp-sit~ - the
t1itesi States England and AEu~rica
can scarcely continue to agres- Canz-
ia + very tempting after Cuba. and
then Jamaica. British Guiana and the
tap~- A decade hence Great Britain
siii D. eaughr between Europe and the
United States. and that day will bs
Great Britxin's DEATH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
9ssssisa Of o~a~r.hIp sr rr~arsa Lxhs
ssa Poser 60. ~Ea~k-

Tr~nton- y J. Wow si.-G@n JaS- y.
Rushing ard nunah~r of other shar.-
kolsiers of the Trenton Light and
Poser Co. at a conference. have de-
ciei-d TO brlng suit against Jas. NossS
the president Of the company. 10 have
d@~ree made DECLARING sIo00eo
which Moses received. from the sale Of
. 5aa sharrs of common stoek To be-
lcng TO eh. stockholders They claim
that The stock was h.Id in trust for
the stockholders Moses claims that
IN. stock Is his own. and i supported
by several Of the stockholders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

Srs,si-ss-in a trivinx storui uh-r b.
reached hHishuro'- Tat bad al
noyed him. ard rs Hrxt thouxk- Nas
20 take a train rghI back TO town
Bat SAsa 5a issairy hs fouaa thas
ffere wOuid % 20 rstura trair uafF
ne ere hs Ind orixsuaITy tntrusra .
take. lsts To- thr aftsrr.lou. ~ d.
etest 70 20 % ard get H. Disagree
abe business ossr ~ifh ard dore 18th.
Then be bad foaud bat shrr. va.
70 eorvsysuee to ts had ~ tha, fer
sake1 station. aud 70 Telephone con
neetion vitk any ~fs bic. ard hat there
vas nofhirg Ter hinr'c 60 but 10 uush
forward or foot throuxh ~ STERN
Which h snaIiy did in az s,vr-izerea.-
inx Hl-humor.
He bad Dot 4 mile g xo-ths rzaa
At the .tatios bad tod him. ard she
r3ad Sas sfrai chr. % ~ esalf uot
1i~s tse small. whise c1stsx-. fusr thrs
sits % he covered wood-a briE-r
Bat The read had seemed % stretch
ou' in.ermirab,y. and the .aow and
freezing street eoubiued a make
~sisisx more Z dsNeuit ~ ---rv ..~p
% here ~ss uos oftsr a naa - !
Sorsr huusr has fAis zar va. -h~z
the ios. shife cottage b Sas s@esfr :
- lsst came izto sight srd uow.
he sud6su,y hssfessd sis fosts..p.. be
scmrh0s s'igp.d srd feI heav-v
sfrikiug tis bead aud dsub' 'irx ~. irf
arm uutrr hin Baf ~ Eiade no rsnr-
nur a. rhfs mIsafvwutare. has AZ ST.
and quite uueouscious on tie x-ou-d
NAeu he again cpessd ~ eyes. b.
sas or rke hsd IN smzil. seat rson-
bat al thlt be thcs<hl e a. srst -.
fh1. his had ans rsfaiux htm s-r.
ri1'y. Shie ~ arm Va hurtin- his-
ever more Some ore wtonn he rou z
rot 80 was fsss.ux Wi'h his hesf an
'uasisx he pais ssiiI worse H~ e.
- 3ssPeratsIy cross ast 81 that hs
npafieu;iy ordered th~ arsr~n me-.
'er 20 leave kin aad - h~ad aloz--
! I he< ysur psrsa-.- sas rl-a~
1Et tcic~. ~but st-s SAD cus. aaE 8.
sA1s'f - frrss-d - ouc- Tn ~
fectiv conretsut 70 DO Il. bat your
irm VIA have 20 s4ft a.tI 80 Gocto,
com~s--
vh1f's tke natter wffN ~ rou
fouuEed arm lie tried % mare 81
aud x-uau~L astri<At -ifh The pain
-ft's broksu. Tn afrais. bat the doc
tor ~ill &c here 20 sst T. sosu-
rA<u he tap,ess ssraugvr s-u =
ratiux fh- pace he sforz aaS ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

SAY FKAScI-co. Nov sI--On board
the steamer COpsic- which arrived frou-
the Orient via Houaluia. today. was ex-
Queen LiIOukalani Of Hawaii The ca
queen is very retieen, regarvsinx her
mission to this country. bat from pas
seugers On the Coptis j; was learned
that the general impression IL that she
has come To make formal application
for the restoration Of the Hawaiian
crown lands valued. il 10 said. at sS.
eoo. .Oo0. IL i claimed the crown lands
are private property and are not subieei
to coaESeatiop
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

La~DaS- Nov. - The u.,rniux pa-
ps.r> ,sznessis. the .g~nerg-ftv II the oT-rs
% the aited states p%ae~ commission
crs. and sxPrsss the opfaioa that SPAN
'sauld b. foolish - rvi-rs then Th-y
~xur~ss universal gratiHsnfiau a. the
announcement of an opea dspor'- p-alis,v
in the Philippine
The Daily Mail calls th. offer II 80 =
0sla. $50 A. Indemnity a surprising at
Of zensrsssitv
The Daily News savss The United
state, nave uusx h.'-on~ an Asia.is-
power an.i Lslri salisbury clearly had
r,.as1u to prv.lict that the expansion -
the United >sates vpald give ssr~at
Britain Ealgsble allay IN ta- China
>sraS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
,s..I.i~rs ts~ os-r Kl.,.-aisa. .as woai.l
k~gr~t "a

Loutau- Nov- st.-Ths Nasirideorrr-
spsnst-ut - th~ Daily Maii says
III - asserted THAT the government
wuahl reI-vs an offer 81 SgneDoa10 foe
the t-hili l1iu~s a. risiieulous
Th~ Na'irisi correspondent of the
Standard Savs-
Spain Will decline Indemnity for
'h~ Philippines Z the sum offered APP
PsarS 70 b. Inadequate in the ~sss -
tn. natio.i~
The Vienna correspondent Of the
Daily T~i~wraph sayS=
-Foilowtug the advice - AUSTRIA
ansi Germany spain xjIi accept Amer
ieaS of-r of compensation for the
Phiiippins.~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

nESvEg- col. Nov 2t--The enter
taium-ns committss - tho national hFe
sts.-lS eruvenfion. vhieh viii be held
here Ga January -. to-day reesiv-d
letter frum a prominent brr~sisr of
spanish bulls in Mexico. Offering 10
bring four thoroughbred Hghtinx torus
and ave experienced masadors. three
men and two women. to Denv~r o1~this
OCCASION and give gran eorrida- after
the old style. IL the committee can see
it, way clear and can secure an arena
sufficiently large To bold s1.Ooo people.
the proposition viii be accepted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
rs srr.-<- sA- D-s.ll- -f tA- 49, usls.
Ns.s4~sasaat-ss

fa th~ antHnrn - f-~z ths F.F5stsh
xse~rmnp~ut -~ns hiu - Was5a - th~
sssl5sarsa~ - ~zr sssarg~ liasasr Wh.s
arrauxv,i th~ details ~ sA~ Hes WaIra
s1r~safHfzsn. e. aas az fht- flr1- fhaf
=. revived ta- heue- - I. .s5zhrta.s.i
lu tsel ~ wss apr-'isrrsi ie5ur esrr-
ulissiszuer au ths cssnsitf5sea - .raf l1f~
in B~huax -ss- Hast rn fa~ faii.svs lgs
war participated "a th~ si~tfzrrafi,sz~
- te~ ssfat communication ~ Wa~hHu--
ton- H. uas nas~f in.isssfrisssss aasl a
Pr'1Iiar @rttrr k-~n sp.srssrlan and
s.siaisy a grvas faserits la tn hs,as~
- --.-.-- -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
CUBAN DEBT REPUDIAIED.
~rafs tstv~s >ss<t~~ l.. sabaa ft..astA.ss.f-rs
ts.G >s- Win >ss Pay
ths n-he-

Madrid. Nov 81 tn political sir-I~.
II u asserted that an s-.r.-.ui-nt ha.
h*~n reached a.rtve~u the p.acs r,,sn-
missioner, Tn Fari--
Th~ government u . ss-uai- -.ssfis-5aIIv
annouac--i. fut-ni~ 10 notify ths Tn
han hs'nsihalsiers that spain will mt
pas th- Cuban debt whs-h sill u1t -
mentioned N the p~ar~ tr~aty. Th~
government CONSIDERS itself completely
freed frum th-ss sufausl-ua~uts =. his-I4
fail upoG the nati1u exsref-inr
sovereignty and solIeetius taxss Ia
Csb4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24

III sar isf-frF a1-ut e'firnaia ~ay
that So =~r.ssz -hssss ing sgsa q >Euail
trlsa rate uassnE - usanv sss5sis~rs n
esfrss1-'s rratifvtnx. ausi las.ssar~~ an
improved e,susE5riau 90 Nausls- Thas
aniy sus s-afh shssats asaeur IN zassss
sssilfsrs n a ss~~s ar ~ DAYS B.. e~rr
surnft taa fa~ fsrrarea1eus h-fs=s~s
rh~re has a~u a grsst lmprus =tas-as tn
ths hsaffa conditions 5h fh~ Fh4ztp-
gru-z.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
1TtIR eysIous
ANkSGlvINc
Gsy<~RSU


gfvIng. MARY
: said sadly
|~o1. zo- it seat her sister >a<au
1iled ssreastieaiix- LIT ne rna-
pa all ssat we've had 70 b. thank
lcE ilri1g this past y~ar- To bssis
ear Stspfather szsG-aHd eft -
arse l-gasy of debts
TO. SOW. Susau. Gouf.-
"a then w- f0aad that he had
aaHy mertgag~si Ger dear old home.
Lad failed TO pay the interest on il
r.rse y~ars. ard that uoW-b<eass<
eaz.i raise the money 10 Psy il
uartsase l. TO be forrelosed at
r~. aaa we will BE- turned out-tor
'eNa 70 .ake care Of. ! suppose.
~ mother i about hslPless With
-uIatism and il takes siI my time
care for her. and to keep as With
ias. OF eur backs And u0~ that
ezesveu9rs have saEdeuly decided
2 south- and no ioEger Want yoa
as-s~ry g0v~rnsSs-the cup % our
F-rSfaiussz Is full. I should say-aad
e running over. too
-Oe, doa't. Susan please Gou'ts-
~ ass bees pleading 1T i all 50
eatfaliy sad ard hard for Is. but
o night be even worse
Nerse.~ calculated Susan
lss, verse repeated Mary why.
Psese-.ast suppose il had besn
nihss Who died her sweet voice
rne.ee Pitrously. Or. suppose. now
"a she : so helpless. yoa and I were
- perfectly strong aud weIL Ard.
n Z she can keep 50 bright and
reFful with all that she IS suffering
sure Ne ought to keep up bravely
enls for her sake And Susan. its
ias5lsh thought maybe. but I can't
, thinking that Ho~-when every
= laeks so dark and hopeless to
say 'ight must be at band Per
P shah get something else TO DO
soon-and mother may get bet
% that she ear be around again
anyway. God hasn't foryotten Us
GET troubie-and- I'm sure. He will
- as sa1er needlessEy--
Aea re queer girl Susan said.
esi-y- I'm not made on the thank
.A.l ss-are-no-worse' plan. myself"
"tll- FE glad am said Mary.
= brightly. now Il seem to be
Is 'ruefsd after the dear old Mother
- f1ShiUu- You know she says:
sor every evil under the sun
-zre = remedy or there Is ro1e.
tA-r- Dc one. try and and it,
mere De none. 1<ver mind ttE
= Tow. | must run alonz= and I'm
. TO speak quite frankly 10 Mrs
1sssHor to-day. for IL she knows just
~e are situated perhaps she will
sFsst herself 10 ind me another
III do anything. go anywhere.
Wy can earn enough 10 keep
'eer aud you comfortable - even
sesa the dear old home must GO
A@tE was now wrapped in her shah
e'oaA- and was pulling or her init
rs an awful day said Susan.
ih'aily- and drea6fully slippery:
= out for yourself
VIII. Kiss mother for me- vher
swakess- and in another minute
was or her way. and battling
alcng against the driving
- and the fierce north wind
morning train that day had
sns stranger TO this quiet towu.
vas rather 4 grin-looking per
and wss apparently in a very
-enor- IL kae been clear when be
.ee city In the early E,cruiug
- foaE1 himself laEGeG-gl-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
Rsstrissisas the >sIpa=as Of Cattle
Nsrth Ksmmvea-

Washington. Nov 20.-Ths reSrrie-
tions imposed by the operations of tbs.
federal quarantine line. 0eyond which
cattle were not allowed TO be shipped
north. erased on the 18th of the pres
ent manth- The establishment of this
line or boundary. annually. IS made
necessary by the existence OF Texas
fever infection among the cattle. bat
aS there Is no danger of its spreading
north in cold weather. the restrictions
usually are removed about this sin-
If the year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
lI&# IMI- Hl IIII.I I--IMIII-I

Willie yoa'.l be sick. sad his moth
sr. a. he BANDED up bis plate for Rorr
Of the fowl. -rhiS Is the third time
yea have been helped II sEo~ u.
mamma replied the little hvr-year-
old. bat thar turkey peeked At ne
once. and I'm getting eveE---Chl-
cago Daily News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-11-24
Enp<rur >a<hstss Addresses = FI.st<rtn<
Letter To the srsaa Duh. MIeha.L

81 Petersburg. Nov. st.-Emp-ror
Nicholas has addressed most fiztter-
ing r--sriPs 10 his zr-at uncle. the inn
p~rizl grand dgke Michael. president
q the cos leiI Of the empire aud chief
% the sev-ond brigade OF artillery of
the imperial guard on the occasion OF
the grand dukes military jubilee
His majesty sp-aSs Of his an
bounded esteem and loVe. and orders
that the same konors be rendered the
grand duke as. under the regulations
arr aeeorded 70 the czar himself.