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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

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sas ara. .rz-,s 80 ansaafsE r~taa1izi.r.
eas sat sass- -ss-zl-e,s In a usfssrtal zv-
tsEross staining ezs ser rsura-ts-u- >yv-
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za~a sarreus.~r~,s hsll TA~ A.srS Wa
--sa,s,L an.t >a~rr- MrNz-a-. truH.siuz-
8 kiar = uas- aast tar7rarss sA- her,f
7vtE-us,i g. A..s hau1e a. - lsri1a~ ka1<
lsruaP--sl ih- srss tram aas n~mr ro NJ
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eraPassi tss ss.ap hlu- ant u-sc~rs cap-
sars,l kia-r a. ~ ssrpp.s,i - shr traan-
ta- 10 sar Ah,sue~ - a Ae-.rri7elles
AfaE or1- -salss,t thz-s- sasln.r ~ H,ls
nc th~ zl.la uuaz-~,i- anss was as,es~,i
o. r-sap~- He lre Nrrulal1 az nusa-
r.ar rsEFr~ aasmsasru
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

1essx J. fssArxs. of Kzzs1s hzs
szzhz<azzl1v <xp<~ss-e.s kizz~elf 1--zizsz
~ Fre-ez* z<Tra-50n sa< war. N Fix=
81 nc szrs that iz-<rrz-Dazal p-slzfles
5 - &<za<asz . ea1s.1-iasn thas tsPre-
sF5zz1e A.azrlzz-zzs ms1s1- ae tanks.
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s-s-sG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

II kasTiaz czr Eszy hzFs azc-h~r Cd.
exEsriezers a riE-r rst- IN zn cx-c4rr-
Fiz-lG7 rsrsrs a-e Eszzlly szall1zr. aH.s
WHe= sh~ war~r : hixh ycz car trztea
fur nza-ss agrwss ea4urry h~h5nss uKrn-
sta zuar- 1r l~~s rlrgr Wza5-r Ewu al
ts< w1y- Taerr zre ancient 51kss ahssmr
flarsaAz srrz@haarx That travel 81 h-1rv
1-~s~ ard ~Ss sTzas~> for Fsassss1e-us s~~ls-
EEr rAGss cs yr1 wko have been ou rs
rivers knew tk-r= - 5zt cu< F5rrssla
VITA - b-sarvs--s oaks az1 frunas-ss
palms. - &zSkv woosas- ezrv~s-ss with
CLASSY wzrers= rs cypress bars n k<rs
ieze1y cranes pos@- sf7<zrly fhSgx&tful
fna stray PoiaSw9g<f= 1zd rs hsrxsx %
w111--us Pfw=zg- that rise =s-A
srz=rhesi sps1xa u ara Ikz nsszzzs<zz ez=a<
zlassss srzz ap11 rheir kan1ts- Eaery
srrz7<e fowl and eTsrv hiss@sa1x reptile.
every s2z=ular plant az1 every tzrxz-Ss
Swa<sr- wifz tell the A=u~rseaz h.sy hnw
far Ne : to rks <szzrA- FE1rsaz - IN
-zrs- his r0rnNr 0F rA< t-8pis-x- and The
r-ra- waters Ct is rivers sra7neS &c
se@~n zzEs wsre-eut1r wfrh the 5I5rss
e frwrAsaa v-=~ra=iou- Viii tel Am
Z - rszaas rzrsre's bncx- hu~s GfEe--zf
fA~ s1zssE ssSz 81 the sszsk = trez ~
ye--sw za1s1 CO sks great western plains
p & -r<arun1H II = N5-Anlzx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

>-rrrrAxr ArsEz rstu-nz-t - Vash-
s---Y- - thu - fr-on fo-r Nourue-
r-ra.lr izrruEed in ksalth- and called
- -. u---isseu.- He walkes4 with a
--u sep znss s~~m<d - have alzoss
,--.-Ie.elr recovered fron his illzrsS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

E9E ~8uer s<wwzz~ prS.~E.rsa - Ia@
Nm. ~ tA~ x1Sse n<<r~ wAaeA s w1s
sz@ssz- xzz1 q sS~szx expL xszez b. tGsz
1zzue- q Nzs1e rr-iss<zs IN N<W o.
-eza< AZ rA< ra1e s&x ha<-5->Azp az-x
uas4,e-d rh4< F-s<-. w<r~ r~<us~rsss 90 t.ass
--L Many RES 4zzl sah<-s zx-~ a4~S
RES Nxrez4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

Tax cruiser Cincinnati reported
a-r arrival n. EArh,.soes oz the sssk
>he rzz orxr frou Para Brazil % take
slal AZ an usiztessed pvt Earba1oes.
6 > saSA- in further explAzzts0z- has
g Azz.i a large szPplv of fsxrelienz In
E-A zzri<zrian coal IL very 2o.3<rz-e
arsex~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

IkE re1ainz Of Mss FrA1ess z
wharf late president Of the World ;
" & T. T. arrived IN Chiea-os On the
ID froz Sex York and were eunveyes.
10 Willard hail IN the W e. T. Z
tempe wAxre they lay in state while
ta''1sansis Of p-spl= pass-si thrO0<a
sHe n-ezz-Ifnl hall 10 ta<r Iass bo.Ssx a.
TIE fzce q III. noble dad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

Tax -ecepesoa Of United states An
sassa1ascr An.irNzx n White In ERIN
an the - In hoco< u Wzshinx-oz-s
bi--hsszy- WAS attensa-sl By ab.o1- sa
m~zb<<s % the Am<riean eSoSouv in
taax city Tke Gerzzn-An<rsean
-.eietyis costume hall took place a,
rrnr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

Trr s-ez-e- Na=cot-e - the Plaut
r-- uiII z.ake fts sr>t trip. Nzrvh ;.
s-- rur- Tazpa- ia. - Por- An-
--r.. Iamascz.- tossrhizz Al Esv Wesr-
Tt- rime h<sue~n Por- TauPa au-i
1s-.as-a : ah.sz. - k0a-~ Ths Hne l.
= - 1.s-uanenG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03
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z111- zraas. pweSirs@Hz q rAse A-hxfr<r
>ae<zsz.y N~r~tz = ewxEzsrrEzAz : Nzaz.zs
As1 s-0snerEs- st-oppssz dead 90 the plat
sssrzz 0t aAe aassE~ Aa4 Vesx<rSlszy. He
aast SEz'ss 11ishes1 tA= ~orx se f-.sszs lsi,ssy
s1sr<-~4 Nar0 razR ae p-rs1nss we-z
In the r-szz TAs--zal zsAxassesss - -
tr.snE 0f sk< vixasa~-z N eun.-su wing hss
sss.2r~ss- 4z1 @s rh@ ixss @SwsSs wx-=
PrvaS1zezsz - pdzrAess karw1zsz sess1
4 Pzzie wzs.z@<ruwly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

TsE ruitea >sztes ro1id have little
s-.-aitF n quickly Securing r-J~er-
s. a11iIi1ry uzry trsz th~ e'lassszi~-s
81 reu.ral Anr-s-zn rrasllEE sest IN
~. eren. of war with >pala- Thsre
a. AZ Iea<1 1ftF steamship Whlch
CA - u-lflzs-1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

FaurExss throu<hoz- the eo1nt-y- as
rc1.l-re,z ~ Dzz a CO. for tse we~S
.ri--l "a the =5sh- we-e ~ a<zinst -
sr ths eur-S>p.ozstinx week lAst year-
- Cznz.la The faslurxS we're ~ a-aiass
: sir th< corTc-p-oudIn< week lxs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


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la.s wsrs aa-lisra1r-i tas- ssa--ul~as ta.ns
~ ueuli asss uase sa- eaars.s slr go.
rrvss f-eaz sAas za.-r5e=- ll~ slss rzr7
rs~saz -vrrss kst -fsfs rs 4rsw .a
taas re=v.va -san. sfs-s -eEsa-s aurs--
ssol.. g. rz-asarass- hsr- a.avv ar s71nsrslll-
iax ise saa4 saas sac aa-u--F 1rurn~a1
taat ~.~usss se weisuuzs Aas raa.islss-v
ta-'lusA.a-- ~ = srra-s aasi sh~ reu~r-
a-Hs szrrsSsa1u-~ . tA- ruhia- grv.s ia
rrz-arss - g. A-sss-riss---.s e -suls So
As-a - sasssp4 shas hds rv,-vus cssnrs.sa7a
= &asE- To az sasas~ uass aast 81
rrv-ss.r,a s~usiansmss s1varahlr - has
ea@saa1ary - ers~asl~vi ssaI~te-sss IA
iaar h~azss - =ssA=-s - ezt-r.s ssn.s~-~
sAaas< u~ tzrsh-r sa.l ska. sA~ taes
- i-laesl-sy "a shr Ta~t = azy - tasar
ha. e4zsisaa,sv haaz MT s.zss,s sa-s - irtls-
90 sr~laar - aaxinss=.-~s "a has pars-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

H4EF tA< <ghfz-ss sn4z- 1zsuE=sizzy -
E>assas.s s%a-s.s-sssss- wzs tzlly zzsaer-
s-i-1~z n Lslusszn- 90 The -$rh- >~aszs
" tk~ zppEsr1zss ka-t - h-e rslssc-z,1
Fhe hssz.e prs~s was - and tho fzserssss
f7lz the boz1 s-s PR e~zt- The hsaz
EiIl ~ 0~-rv-a PzbtsSls ea Nara J
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

IEE werxly ss.<<1s-- of The S<x
Aarx Associated ban<s ssr the xe~x
s1s-ess "a the -seh sia0we<- the sol10zing
s7Azg~sz >zrplns rss<-ve- e~rr~ase- s.
'-s-l-5s loans dexrwa--- >5-nax-.sssr spe-
60 ize-sase. S-E5--Ss< l<gzl rens<rs-
ceerease- s--sis. s.< S<p.OsS-ss d<r-sase-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

BEsF4rcz f.xcsa Nzzrid- dated the
ID said The sympathy and elsz-ay
Nnish A. t-ss PresziI<sz n this city
~2~n the catastrophe N Havana h-r-
oor w2s znnoznrsa has 6isappsarea
ans haz given wzy 20 m intensely bel
.asu-e and angry f-sIzng- wh6eh u
fresiT exrress<d oc al siEi<s and -
zsnhers q e-ery political party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

>ez.Azaw Nazsha,l Hhs, has h.,~a eur-
Ezsst - as -aagz a. W4>laau<rou sar
ssreerzl s<-siSs. = uspeA h.srer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

tvszscAxs in Cutsa shins that Il var
,-.. Z wiit nox - thros1zh the s<zzl
r-s-a-fs q e5zrtiy Proessazre- ez- VII
r. --scipi,e.s-i hy -o-ne 0-wrt At shas
-sqsire sAs<s nosie~ ani quick a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

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r.l ef-F- =nse.--- eF = z A2azz~- a eual
-r wAss sissz hEz Ese -. rhe hlr-lz-
- p N1zn-- saess al aaRaa=z-saa Har n
r-a~salz sn rke .szA ThaS SIS rsx
~ p-en.si.sa elzsx -1r-t u esz1~r-izzz
u -. 1aSs X lis. "a the r..s-el
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

VILLAS " >TxsEKLT- p-op-i~t.1r %
.. Phil1sseiPhia Reoort- died ~ his
tae i- that city On the -7sh- after an
ms e ozly fsw dAy~ IL vas or-
- -se 5eassfnx bEsia<>s ara q thz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

surE was Ezr-ustassssi- "a the --ssa- sg
Eer7--rurarFre Bal q Kh.a-ir Islaz-4
r. ar~~z-r sAsr sr-wn.z-h * the zaEal
i PcsSnaeS sar t1s e'is--ss-ss.r-
80 < - tarr<-2s h.z4ts q - sszs
ea-a- a. ,zls< s.1s cxr---iiul< g .assl.
sr sAa 49, u EAe naEzz zz1eaA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03
BRYAN At WEST POINT.
Di=rzz~=ess ;ke Nocey C.1.s.io- n
To Sp~eche-
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tAr-- f-ealEF .aza su-str~ - - w.-.~exrf
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". } BrEaa natrr~-s-l 90 aafenc~ =
asHariy are fAsau-a1sl asalie tl4s afsgr-
a.sau azi zazh- u ~ lr-rrasl..,f sast.-s
frzm 80 fh~ xreazsis * ~ >.l.tsrn E'e-
azal-- Cols<s. zasirr Mass=-- aasga1xs ks
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q tA-- sg-ska< sAas srs=-as-.a II.ss-
n Nar'.rnatH arr~at-l F1-g-uans al
4rr--~< q ssh-aass ra ihs uz-a-t.-5
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4ras-. fsr Ia esi'rz~- sa.g uen. = >
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III suo5l~r was ~Naasr- D.. f-ep evsa
~ b-~ru-r q ~ azAs h-a< slmgis
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q the- ga-=tasu-
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r-ar-sssa harr eAr ..su-s-f ~ -t-hf af -t.
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rv-.siefaaass. a-ttax faear zss~rum~ar -
es--ssraa~- 4 as~raaE q t.erussan werk-
asea szslt-s1 taaE 49, uar.e szee.r~r
- man uha wwss 80 .zrr..rs tsss-
slsttsrra- SAL sAe rrsnv rsrak q 81 ~ss
q eem ns So kamertEn.sa- ~ ga
sssatsri As- 1~r~s hs-u sstar--t ~
- lrr.lstv~. p u~staa - rnr aanaa
81 she esr7a- 4 sa1sg u~v~r .sra.. ut
tar rAs saaFs-r 2 r.s 1atsasuseia- risss
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saan hT a-sas ~ ssv--aw- - go
Fas rrerv-fF- - fae ata~T masarF
A. arsa-s n-es g-as~rfF Aeersnss-s. srri
49, s.rsa s. asa e HaHa ssgs b. walfs
q 4ar f So ts-csst rurrtssia< asswvr.
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o. tar ra-s grew Ass aa- 49, ~
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r. ~ Ga-.tsassl- far h.asx q sihi-
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rrns - Ha-rF- - Arr~r 90 tzla< "a
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haf 20 ~ >s1-s. % aresuzs af - Ea-a~-.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

rrrxcx Tar WAY ko-eS. f1th~r of TIE
.---.--or ot Core2- dic1 90 the 81
r. Tai Wan AnuG w@s king rrrc-s
the niaorisy q the Prv~~nf en-
rsrr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-03

III . n si<nlEEznr fact raar rae a@rnsrs
u wsaIrh sa1azz al b-e xas5Eaz<s. Eaze
sAe srs&1c<r~ ef weaszh saszsE sszeEe
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>Exoz SAGAsrA- On the 9Th ecz-
71arlnx upon an alleged inte-vSew
wlsA Prlnee Bismarck. in whi<A she lat
ser . rep-esenr<d as suggesting rhat
tAs C9hzn rr01hl< sho9ld be Submitted
70 the po~ers for arbztrats01- ex-
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A.<z could emzaste fro@ Prinrs bls-
mark. ard DECLARED exr1hariezlly tha-
'-n0shinx bot ixnorznee os the question
enulA inspire th< nso<ion thai Spain
Wo1l6 szker foreign intr-xSo1- OK
slhzzlr 10 xrhi<rzfion IN her indSpzEz-
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-18
ALLOWED TO SMOKE.
"iies OF the Wife to Get Him to Re-
sumo n "nnd Habit"

2.
sumo n "Dnd HnbIt.u
He had told hts wife before they
were married that he would never.
never, give up smoking, and that he
would make no promises only to break
them again, and she had responded
sweetly that she honorcd him for his
candor, and there the matter rested un-
I'll they had returned from their we'd
ding trip and settled down to house
keeping.
linen change came DER the spirit
OF their dreams. BY alternate coaxing
and nagging the young wife induced
her husband to give up his beloved pine
and tobacco, but his disposition
changed so that she hardly knew him.
From being sociable, sympathetic
companion he drgencra;ed into a
household mute. His wife thought
matters over, and hring n girl of sense
concluded 10 give him his freedom and
call back his sunny disposition. But
how? After moving heaven ard earth
to get him TO rrlinquish smoking it
would never do To ask him to smoke
again. WOman.ike. she hit upon an
eNpedient.
Harold" she said the other even
ing as he sulked about the house, INV
flowers need a smoke bath. How shall
| give it?"
"Build slow fire under EN-" he sug-
gcstcd, indifrerently.
They don't need that kind of smoke,
you dear o!d stupid" chirped his wife.
ut must he strong tobacco"
What" CALCULATED Harold. "Not in
this house!"
Certainly. I cannot lose all nv
beautiful plants. They are just COW
cred with little green bugs, and moth
ing will kill them but tobacco smoke.
And you will have to do the smoking"
Darling, you are an angel" began
Harold. but he saw that he was trip-
ping. so he concluded mildly: well. il
] am TO do il. perhaps I might as well
begin now" and he turned away TO hide
the JOY in his face.
green bugs are all dead, but
Harold continues TO give the flowers
their smoke bath.-Chicago Times
Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-18
WHAT is THE stoSEY POWER.
All Interests Of the People wnIt Upon
Syndicate Greed.

or the People cJvnItU Upon
Syndicate Greed.
We have had occasion in another
article to refer to the exposure by the
Review OF Reviews Of the bogus
autonomy offered the Cubans by the
Spaniards In the same number of
that able periodical we find recog.
Dition Of the force and influence OF
the money power.
Tho Constitution has explained on
many occasions what The money
power is, but there are, 10 doubt.
many persons who regard the phrase
askance. and take it for granted that
it liz merely II convenient term with
which to round out a sentence or a
paragraph on the money question.
But the money power is very real
thing. and is very rapidly assuming
control OF the governments OF the
earth. The Review OF Reviews
describes this powerful com.
bimation as "thc great bankers who
are neither English. French nor Ger
man i'll their real allegiance. but must
bc regarded as a law unto themselves
and separate power, gradually hut
steadily strengthening their grip upon
tine destiny Of nations"
The Review of Reviews calls atten-
ton to the fact that it is tins huge.
mysterious money power that plays
the nations against each other like
pnwns on "a chess board; that enables
one or the other of these nations 10
place japanese or Chinese loans. that
decided the issues Of the recent
Turko-Grcck war. gaming better
hold on the revenues both of Turkey
and Greece. and clearing millions Of
profit out of the hidcous conflict be.
tween Moslcm and Christian; that
caused the slaughter Of the Armeui-
ans to go ON undisturbcd; and that
has constantly shown it's hand in the
Affairs or Span and Cuba.
It's influence has Jccn in til atti-
tudc Of both Clcvel mi and Mckinley
toward the Cuban patriots, an ntti-
tudc of real cnmity in spite Of the
fact that the people uf this country
are all but unanimous in favor Of
Cuban independence. The people
are forgotten and oven the interests
"f party are riskcd by the Rcpubli-
can leaders, so keen are they to do
the bidding Of the money power.
And it is thus money power which
the people Of this country will have
to vanqulsh at the polls or lose their
own liberties. Atlanta Constitution
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-18

Tho Eureka Sentinel says that the
following new ruling OF the General
Land Office relating to the use of
Government timber for mining pur-
poses. brings to mind the litigation
there ten or twelve years ago when
local wood and charcoal dealers. min
ing companies and the railroad COM
pnny were involved IL legal difficult
ties over the unlawful emitting or tim
Der. Tho now regulations seem to bc
more simple uud less expensive than
the system recently in vogue. Tho
Western Mining World haa the fol.
lowing To say of the new decision:
Mining operations in the West have
been greatly hampcrcd 10y the rcisric.
tiOus thrown around the use uf Gov
crnment timber, while prospecting
has been carried on and mines dcvcl
opcd in u small way, the large propo-
sitions felt the need of moro liberal
laws ns Ia the Use of timber. IInppi-
ly, MIR. Hermann. the Commissioner
Of tine General Land OnlcC. haa mnhc
II ruliLs thn, will confer II great bcmr.
III ON the mining interests Of the
West. lie has decided to grant to
mining compiancs the privilege of
cutting all the timber they need, pro.
vidcd instructions are followed.
Upon request Government
agent will bo sent to mining camp,
who will mark such trees ms mny bc
cut for mining purposes. In this
way the yonng trees will be project
cd 10y the Gnvcrnmcnt. An arrange.
mCnt Of tins kind will bc satisfactory
To mining men aud in the end prove
beneficial to the Government. Claim
owners will have lcss hcsitnncy in
pntcniing their properties II assured
they will no longer bc hampcrCd in
tho matter Of procuring mining tim,
bcrs as required. Tho decision ia ni
great importance and will bc apprc'
cintcd 10y mining men generally.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-18
NO CHILDREN THERE NOW.

White House Hna None for the FIrst
Time In Many Administrations.
There are no children in the white
house now, says n Washington letter
TO the Chicago Inter Ocean. II is the
first administration since that of Blu.
chanan where there have not been chill
dren in the presidents family. Lincoln
had three boys when he came to the
white house, and the Christmas festi
val was celebrated with enthusiasm In
the good old-fnshioncd wny with c
Santa Claus. Grant had his three hoy,
and the pretty Nellie to make merry nj
Christmas time. Hayes had n complet.
domestic household, with romping boys
and n winsome little girl, who has
grown TO womanhood and has recently
been spending ncr honeymoon at the
white house, where she was child.
Garfield and Arthur had children tc
celebrate Christmas, and Cleveland ir
the last year of his first administra.
ton had baby girl 10 make Christina.
for. lIarrison's children were grown
to manhood, but lie had his grind.
children with him in the white house.
and Baby Mckee became n more cclc.
brated character in the child history OF
the white house than any since Ted Lin.
coin. In Clcvcland's second administra.
ton there were two little girls to wei.
come Santa Claus. There arc picture,
Of two beautiful babies In Mrs. McKin.
lcy's room aud many fond rcmcm.
branccs Of them, but they sleep in the
old graveyard at Canton, where they
were buried many years ngo.
No president ever occupied the white
house who was fontlCr of children than
the present chief magistrate. No mis-.
trcss of the white house ever had more
loving care for the babies Of others than
has Mrs. Mckinley. They both love the
prattlc of children and gather tho
little ones of their friends about them
when opportunity offers.
Newsy Facts.
The value OF ton OF pure gold Is
sGO2. 1921.
The active list of the German navy
numbers 7I7 officers.
The canals OF the United States are
i,IGS miles in length.
The Massachusetts militia Is to dis.
pcnsc with the bay0nct.
The game Of chess is taught in oil the
Australian public schools.
The Eifrrl tower ia eight inches
shorter in winter than In summer.
Telegraph posts along n railway nrt
arranged 30 10 the mile.
Ono hundred and for!y.ciEht soldier,
are In possession of the Victoria Cross
Brandy contains more alcohol thar
any other spirits or winc--namcly, s
| per cent.