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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
Raising Money for Won der Abe.

st. Louis. Feb l5.-President Mucken-
full of the st. Louis Browns has raised
50 600 of the 81 OG0 needed to get Chris
Won der Abe. the baseball magnate out
of the PittsburS Jail. With this money
in his pocket Mr.. Glover. Won der Ahe's
attorney. has gone to Pittsburg where
he hopes to effect a compromise with the
men who are prosecuting Chris.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
MURDERER DEFIES CAPTURE.
Hoosier Desperate Fortified In a
Deserted Coal Shaft.

Terre Haute. Ind, Feb. 15.-John Car
rington, the desperate who murdered
two men near this city, is hiding in a
deserted coal shaft. Today a sheriff's
posse entered the mine. but were COM
PEELED TO retreat. as the outlaw fired
several shots at them. The sheriff re-
turned the fire. but missed the man,
and it is now the intention of the au-
thorities to set fire to the mine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
WOMEN DENIED SUFFRAGE.
Massachusetts, solons Reject PROPOSE
ton to Amend Constitution.

Boston. Feb 15.-The house of repre-
sentatives has put a quietus on the at
tempt to amend the state constitution
and give women the right of suffrage.
The committee on constitutional
amendment had reported that the pc
titioners for the amendment should be
given leave to withdraw, and this re-
port was accepted. Later a reconsidera-
ton was asked and the motion was
finally lost. During the speaking the
galleries were crowded with ladies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
Grand Trottine Circnit

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 15.-The stewards
of the Grand trottng circuit, at their
annual meeting today admitted Buffalo
and Portland. Me-. to membership. To-
tai purses. 500. O00
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
Federal Nominations.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The president
today sent to the senate the following
nominations:
Postmasters: California;. n. Hogg.
Redlands.
Washington-F. A. Davis. Oakesdale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
SILVER FOR EUROPE.
Explanation of the Weakness of the
Metal Yesterday.

New York. Feb. 15.-The steamship
ST. Paul, sailing for Europe tomorrow.
will take out $50. 600 ounces of silver.
Today's weakness in silver was attribu-
ted to the official statement by the Rus
sian financial authorities that their pur-
chases of silver will hereafter be much
reduced. as notes are now convertible
into gold at the pleasure of the holder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16

Lowell, Mass, Feb. 15.-From present
indications the recommendation of the
conference committee which met at BoS-
ton Sunday, advocating a general strike
in the cotton mills OF New England. will
fall fiat IN this city. President KIndella
of the Weavers' union says: There will
be no strike here as long as the profess
sional agitators keep away and allow us
to manage our own affairs"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
Sailor Pugilist Shot.

Angels Camp Cal. Feb. 15.-Charles
Slater. the sailor pugilist was shot in
the groin and fatally wounded by Joe
Monteverdt today, as result ola quarrel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
Iowa Suffrage Defeated.

Des Moines, Ia. Feb. 15.-The bill to
submit suffrage amendment was de-
feated in the upper house of the general
assembly today. 40 to 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
Fatal and Thoughtless Accident.

Yeppner, Ore. Feb. 15.-James Hail. of
Portland, accidentally walked of the
rear platform Of a moving train at WI
lows Junction Sunday night and was
killed. He was on his way TO Ripara,
wash.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
GUARDSMEN IN LIMBO.
Tempered With Returns of An Iowa
Commanders Election.

No14ll-1t . 1oNNlNJlI.
Des Moines. Ia, Feb. 15.-John Hume,
W. H. S. Matthews and Emory Worth
ington, prominent officers in the Iowa
National Guard, viii be placed under
military arrest. charged with tamper-
ing with the returns at the first election
Of commander Of the First brigade. The
case involves contested points in the
election, and had been pending in the
supreme court for years.
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Hopes for Her Safety Not Yet
Abandoned.
BEDDING WASHED ASHORE
MARKS INDICATING 1T BE-
LoNGED TO THE 'HASSLER."
Clara Nevada Was Formerly Gov
eminent Vessel Bearing This
Name-Captain of the Excelsior
Has No Doubt the Nevada Is at
the Bottom.

Seattle. Wash, Feb. 15.-No further
news has been received concerning the
reported loss of the steamer Clara Ne
vada in Alaskan waters. Owing to the
many conflicting rumors, hopes for her
safety have not yet been abandoned.
On account of the remoteness of the
scene of the reported disaster, it is i'm
possible to get anything authentic. I'm
less some unexpected steamer arrives,
no definite news is expected before next
Thursday.
The last report received was the one
brought down by the steamer Excelsior.
which arrived early this morning. Cap
tain Donnellson said just before he left
Juneau the steamer Coleman arrived
and reported that wreckage and bed
ding marked 'Hassler" had been
washed ashore at Seward. He said:
The Clara Nevada was formerly
government vessel known as the Hass-
Ter. and have no doubt that she is at
the bottom of the sea, at least such of
her and her effects as was not burned,
for the Seward citizens report having
seen blaze on the water"
The Excelsior arrived in Juneau five
hours after the steamer Resale, which
reported passing the Clara Nevada.
O'BRIEN'S DISCLAIMER.
Captain O'Brien of the steamer Rosa
lie, which arrived here last night from
Alaska, said this afternoon that the
published statement that the Resale
passed the Clara Nevada Dec. 8 was
untrue. On Tuesday night, Dec. 5, he
saw vessel which resembled the Clara
Nevada just south of Douglas island.
He was rot positive that it was the
Clara Nevada. 1t might have been the
United States gunboat Wheeling, the
Clara Nevada not having reached Ju-
neau when he left.
HASSLER EFFACED.
w. w. Mcclure, one of the owners of
the Clara Nevada, states that when the
steamer was overhauled new life pre-
servers were put on and the name
''Hassler'' was entirely effaced from
the vessel. He thinks there must be
some mistake about the reported pick
ing up of wreckage with the word
''Hassler" on it at Seward City.
W. r. Daley. one of the crew of the
steamer Rosalie, which arrived tonight
from Alaska, does not think the steam
er Clara Nevada is lost. He said that
the Resale passed the Clara Nevada
last Wednesday morning, Feb. 8, near
Juneau, for which place she was head
ed. The Clara Nevada answered the
Rosalie's signal and passed on, SEEM
ingly in no trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16

cents on every dollar of the Union Pa
cific indebtedness.
Then why is it willing TO accept IS
cents on the dollar on the Kansas Pa
cifc2" inquired Mr.. Morgan
i do rot know that II Is, replied
Mr.. Gear. But if it is, it is. perhaps,
because the road is only worth about
As cents on the dollar"
Mr.. Foraker of Ohio discussed the
situation as it had been viewed by the
president The president had asked
congress TO give him authority TO enter
the sale of the Kansas Pacific as bid
der, but congress had taken no action.
The final offer, made by the re-organ-
ization committee. the president had
evidently regarded as reasonably salts
factory. Senators might differ from the
president as to the value of the prop
erty, but he had consulted many well
informed persons and felt that in re-
ceiving the full amount of the Kansas
Pacific debt, less the interest, he was
doing very well.
Mr.. Gear moved that the resolution be
referred to the committee on Pacific
reads.
EFFORT TO RECOUP.
Pending the vote on this resolution,
Mr. Turpie declared that an effort was
being made by the reorganization
committee to recoup out of the Kansas
racine SAFE what IL WAS COiiiDtA-Eu ~
ray for the Union Pacific in addition to
what it had expected to pay. He main
tanned that the Kansas Pacinc branch
was necessar. to the owners of the
main line, and that they were COMPEL
ed to purchase the branch road In
view of this fact, they ought TO be
forced TO pay the s6,000,00o of interest
due.
Mr.. Turpie then offered the following
II sclutsan and asked that il lie over
until tomorrow:
Resolved, That as the opinion of the
senate, that the sale of the Kansas Pa
cific division of the Union Pacific road
made today. ought not to be confirmed,
except upon the terms that the original
claim and the interest due thereon from
the said railway company of the Kan
sas Pacific division be paid in full by
the bidders"
Mr. Gears motion to refer the resolu-
ton to the Pacific railroad committee
was submitted to the senate, and the
motion was defeated, 1884.
The verbal amendments by Mr..
Chandler were agreed to. and the reso-
luton was adopted without division.
On motion of Mr. Chandler, the pre-
amble was stricken from the resolu-
ton.
THE RESOLUTION.
The resolution reads as follows:
Resolved, That the attorney general
is directed TO inform the senate if he
has authorized the abandonment of any
intention to redeem the first mortgage
bonds issued by the Union Pacific Rail-
road comDanys eastern division, now
the Kansas Pacific division of the
Union Pacific railway, and to ask
postponement of the sale thereof, and
for the appointment of a receiver there !
for in the interests of the government
of the United States, and also if he has
authorized an agreement by which said
property is to be sold for the face value
of the subsidy bonds, resulting in a loss
to the government of the amount of
Sc, 624, 107, and if the government has
agreed not to be a bidder at said sale"
After the executive session, the report |
of the attorney general on the Harris |
resolution was read. and at 5:35 p. m. |
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-16
PLEA FOR THE BALLOT
Leading Woman SuffragistS Before
the Senate Committee.
MATTE HUGHES CANNON
LIFTED HER VOICE IN BEHALF
OF THE DISFRANCHIsED.

Pointed to Results OBTAINED in Utah
as Complete Vindication of the
Argument that Woman Should
Take Part in Affairs of Govern
ment.
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$1,000

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! Subscribers Of Tue Weekly Coz-
nserelGi Appeal Ever ere SID
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SCHOOLS.

DosITIoS GUARANTEED TO
Irziuaies Of HARKis' PRS,uI-
CAL Business CoLLxGE. Schocl Of
Shorthand and TelegrApay
JACKSON. MIS-.
We have bought the Wyatt Collegss
here and AZ Meridian Bat have
-,li the one 81 Neri1an and
are prepared 70 give oar s;allents
the very b~-s bSAslaSss training ~
BE Ind anywhere. Schotzr~hlp So
Catalogue seat 81 4ppibcaiioa-
Nj. HARRI-. President
Jackson Miss
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THE W0MAN'S
BOOK CLUE.
Assembled at Mrs Meeks
on Feb. ysth and En-
joyed an Interesting
Meeting.

The wonxn's BOOK tlGb met
uith Mrs.. Meek Tuesday sfter-
noon. Feb. e>sh- The Whole Of
the >sudy boar VA given Z"
Egypt Mr. Daisy PegneS Rad
a fne paper on the -Nennosan
Statues Mss Potts gave =
brief. bat comprehensive sketch
Of Egyptian literature Ms.
Stands read extracts FROM Mrs.
Lea wallsees writings ON ID.
city OF Alexandra aud the rlver
Nile. which were much enioyesi
by the ciuh. not only for the
information on the sahiect IN
hand. ba' also for The sxquisiie
~orsi painting aud lr~4aiifai
descriptions 81 the gifted "a
ihoTe--- The club ALL renew
the study 81 American authors.
and the neat prugysz 9ili b. a.
follows i.if~ and literary ear~~r
81 Edgar Alien Poe. his prr~oz
al traits an. epHipn~nts po~EaS
10 - rad The Eav-u- ard
-AuEaheiie Lee fer d~rEs-
>5an= -The essy IN th~ -
The >lr~p~r.- The R~il- nnd
= lEaiam~. Yrnm old E-yp.ans
lore aad mysteries th~ ciah
isFuei HiliIn<y to ~nisy th-
elegant refrsSAmenfs offered ~
the hostess Mr. Blaslnxam~
was heartily E-leoless hy The
cizh. naAay 81 the ns~lh~rS b.
ing olt-ilua- friends wha arr
slaays glad uhen Ms I~unls
Nchee reizrn- TO her chlid
hoods home- Aud - Azoih-r
pheasant evening wIih tn Book
Club = RECORDED azsa- the
ihsBss thai wese-
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VIC Neil extends his most
grateful thanks for the patronage
given him IN the pNsl and asks
that the trade xill not forge; the
new fra Of w a. Neiil s Son
xhen they are making their
purchases Oar line Of goods
are a. follows Staple dry
goods hats and Shoes tSlliy
groceries. hardware EIa EaEe-
Mccormick mowers and E1&es
and Disc euliIyzt0r>-
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given thai
the rirm Of W C. Neil & Co
has this day by mutual consent
been dissolved. w c. Neiii 4
Son having purchased the en-
tire stock and accounts and a.
saned all liabilities. wiil Goa
rinue the business under the
arm name Of W 4. Nell & Son
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University
Or
Mississippi.

Tn ssssssa nj I>ss - sPcH
lssk- Gozrs-S J.
Literature. >cs~ace. Philosophy
EtocG:Soa- Pes-z-cgy- Enlarged
CarV.s NJ Instructors Increased
EAei ilie- To we~f increased AT
Il EssIaErr- Spl~RdIs1 water sys
Eem- Location zaexceIled IN
hs4lthfllaess@ All exp4nse>
very lev TziIioa free TO ali
sial@nIs excerpt IN Las School
Men and women admitted send
tor Catalogue and Special An
nounerment for I>9s
Il b FULTON Chancellor
[ University T. %, Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

III yea need carpets. chairs
hat racks. stoves. has, hsEu-Ts
cooking ranges tables >-tie~>-
bed room sets. complete attend
The auction sale on the llth
inst at the palarisl home Eeeent-
~ oeeapiei by the lAie Mr.
Chas- Roberts See circulars
Apply 10 Archibald Real Es1aie
Agency
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PERSONALS.

]. X. Saith i yisiiin. friends
in Iniisno,A
Ex-Goy. Evans AS "a Ger
city on Saturday last
VI. e. Falkner. Of Ne~ Albany.
Was IN the city Monday
x - ADAMS reiaEned home
from Dublin. Miss Tuesday.
Mayor Brown spent last Mon
day IN Memphis GA business
Me>srs- PoEeil and Davis. Of
Tul1. Were IN tie city saturday
CaEiie Hall. of lafayette
Springs. Was IN the eiiy Tues
day.
". - PetiIs. 81 ElIisVille.
Miss. - expected IN io~n 10
day.
BEN Price spent several days
IN the Delta daFine tie past
week
Hon- ". Y Sullivan resaraed
from Washington on Tuesday
night
Henry y MooTe. Of Splinter.
visited car city the first OF the
seek
Miss BERTHA Temple left for
her home IN Miller. Miss. Wed
ue>siay.
John x NsrSeiie. Of TAylors.
zas a pleasant VISITOR to our Of
nee Tuesday
Jos. W Garrett. foaater Of
the Canton Picket 49, IN the
rify THURSDAY
A.E hickey, OF Casxell. waS
4 welcame visitor Ia the EAGLE
offIce a ie< days since
A G. Grzhzm. Of Abheville-
49, amoas the arrivals al the
Hickey Hease Monday
Harry Myers has accepted a
position IA Coriuth and .efi Tor
AIS neE home last wee<-
Little Mis- Juniaia Hyisr, Of
NeE Albany. l. the guest OF her
SISTER. Mr. James Bryant
Mss Claire Hutchinson =
visiting the hEiiy oG her znele.
Mr. la Andrus. of C2nion.
Mss
Leighton Hope. United States
pension Inspector. stationed AT
Pine Bluff. = visiting his father.
Ia Hope. OF College HUI
Mr.. Bem Price retarzei Sat
arsisy froas = tao xecks visit Ia
Aberdeen. accompanied BY her
lovely nlece- Mss Minnie Cop-
ton
MeSsrs. ID >. Tankersly and
H. A BaIorsi. prominent citizens
of COilese Hill. Eere IN the city
Saigrsl4y zG1 kOao-ed The EA-
GLE oaHce ~sgA q vs>si-
Mss Bessie Stuart. whO has
beea 9Th her aunt. Mrs Mar
gzrei Mckee. for some time
left Thursday moTnin. for her
hoae IA PoEEoloc-
Ms. Donna B4lord. OF Col
ieSe hill. has entered Mrs.
STAndueris class In stenogra-
ohy. and all remain N Oxford
F for several mouths
Judge Chas- B. Howry. Asso-
ciaEe Justice OF the Court of
Claims. Washington ID. C. -
spending several days in the
city visiting friends and Fel4-
lives
Mr.. and Ms. J2Zes wilkins
len Thurse.zy mSrniag for Al
extended GoEr thr0GgA the West
and vail sp~Hd tie sP-Izs
months in enjoyment of the de
!iyaffzi eiiHzate oi California
J. :. Garrett. an old neEspa-
per naa Of anton Mss spe1'
the past SEEK in ear eliy- lie
: Introducing several ARTICLES
sf yzlae in every household and
&c are pleased To learn has oees
very successful n car eo@I1
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For souse time, have Suffered
with rheumatism and tired every
Imaginable remedy. without erecs-
Ny r-G- :. Vets ADVISED ne TO
TN Chznberkain's Pain Balm tell
ing me thas it bad cared many ca
ssS OF soag .zndirz IKE mine |
have rsed four bottles and feel sure
rha- one nrore bosT2e vii make my
cure eoMpleze--A- p kOntz- Clare
r.or~. Ark Sold BY 4 R Chiffon
4 Co. oxford, and r n PesEEs-
lAbteyire-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

NOTICE-Nr- G. H. Evans
has accepted an asency tor
the Publishing HoGse Of J.
l. Nichols & CO. OF Atlanta.
Ca He l. taking orders Do~
for tWo valuable books Just from
the prrs-. Safe Methods OF
BuSlneSs. and The Remarkable
Advance naeni OF the American
Negro He xilI soon give
yoa an opportunity TO examine
these works
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Percy Ncill of the arr. OF W 4
NeiIl x >on : prcparr4 io do all
kinds OF watch clock and jewel
" ~Ork. having taken , thor
oagh eOar>e Ia the besf Hero
logical School IN - LoGls-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Iandrun p Le4vell vas the
fortunate winner ut the place ~
University OF Mississippi repre-
sentative In the interstate medal
contest neXt April Mr. LezV-
ellis sabjeei AS -NoHumeni-
Il Our National Glory and i
9zs delivered With the vigoE
and eioqasRee OF ihe true ora
tor This yonng gentleman en-
Joys she si.asl Distinction OF
having won every honor o.
meS.al for which he has eom
peied during The three years Be
has been . student Of the Uni
yeTsiTy- May his career in life
prove equally A. successful
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rlonx e-az-e TIE pans - rh-z=-
z-zS-- Il = An G2l-cessKry Iz-sc-
-so- OF .Ae Gssa- Get a h-szfAr %
I-ALLENA Nuzs >EECTFEc Fsez SRsEu-x-
NTEsE- Il . a q1sek re3<. z1zs a
p~rrzAnens e=-s- >ost - r z
f1za.4H- & Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

The youn- l=1isS IN ihs usu-
sic. eiOcussoa and PhNSseai cal
ture departments SIii give a
firss-el4s, ~RteTs2iRm~nt tn a.
r. a chap~l Golorro~ ~Vsnll-
Proce~dS ~ toward erecEir- .
symnasiam 90 the c4mgas A
mission - ceafs
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The splendid household fur

The splendid household fur
ujture OF the late Mr.. Chas
Roberts will be sold on the
premises. at EdgeeOmbe. on the
18th inst TO the highest bidder
for CASA All are most cordially
invited to call and examine the
property before the dale of sale
Apply, during the morning
hours. on the Arehibrid Real
Estate Agency.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

The bet Ssive IN tn Warii
for ut-. BRUISES. Ulcers. salt
Eheam- Fever >or~>- T~tf.r.
Capped Hands. ChisSaiuS.
CoEa>. AID al SSIa k-Epgiuu>-
aud positively enres Fae>- oT
M pay reqGsTesL IL : guaEan
iced To give perfect satlss1rIsoa
- money refunded Prev -
e~Ets pr box For sale by x.
l. Chiffon y Ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

DDu0 stalks Of Louisiana Sd
gar Care for sale. Price eIas'
per hundred stalks. See a.
Bremen, Oxford Miss or apply
TO ne
mlesr- l. - DTILs2D-
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loa ezn gei IL PozBds
Of good green coffee al w e
NeIli & sons for slel. and =
pognds Arm andHazmer brand
loss-e soda for - eentS
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Yoa will vt the worth q
wear money ~ attending the
entertainment al 4 ? - I'm
day night and help = aosihy
enterprise
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

There i . real necessity for .
gymnasium On the O. +. G.
Campus Go to the enteFfsin
msni Friday evening and aid in
this lauaabse enterprise
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Dr Cadx..Condition Pow

ders, are jGss wat a horse
needs when IN bad condition
Tonic. blood purifier and yer
nifuge. They are not food Out
medicine and the best in use to
nut a horse in prime condition
Prlee % cents per package For
sale by K z Chiffon 6 Co.
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Hotels:

THE NEW HICKEY HOUSE
Oxford, "
Opened JznCzry Ssh, 81
New BzIlil1z- Ne~ Furniture
Large 21i onAoil51s EoS-Es<
Elegant Bel Service Taro1<nO1E
the Hr1s=
Largest S77Pls Rc0z in the city OF
gro1ad soor Free
CENTRAL LOATEOS
g8sss. - 60 pr day
SrLExTERTTE-
BEEs3UE
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iou eau sFs~nd one of the
NEST enjoyable evenings "f yOGr
lIfe at the L. 7. C recital to-
morrow night
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Two Papers for
the Price of One.

TIE EAGLE and The WeekIy
Commercial APPEAL Eill b0sh BE
senE 10 any address one year each
slr only ONE DrOLLAR. and each
subscription ~il De slleEed zUess
On the cotton crop, desaiss OF which
appear above Send order wIth
.llss-~ direct 30 the EAGLE With re-
n.istAree and ges h.0Eh papers for
one year This oEer i Gz2rsce-
d@u,ed ard only hOkss good for .
, 0rs -15ss- So subscribe ss s1.l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

VIC Neill y son have the only
camp house IN Oxford waieh -
free 90 their customers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Rev. H. K Morrison. a distin-
gEishesl minister Of Nashville.
Tenn preached t~o sermons
morning and evenins-In the
VI. t. Church las: Sunday The
large congregations present NJ
on zach cecas.on felt and ap
preciziesi every word Of his eio
lGeni di>coErSeS. and esteemed
il a rare privilege 10 Lave heard
him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

j. T. Nelson has a Sue Stock
of Spring Goods. wholesale or
retail.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10
PHYSICIANS.

DI. n &. BHANLEET.
psYtrE- Gallons Drug
Sicre-
OgFrcE noTRs-s To L. IN.
To p m
Residence on North II.
TELEPHONE No. ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Archibald Real Estate Agency
say that il you do not think ad
vertisinc pays. SER tn. number
nj callers TO examine the PER-
sonaliy nj the Roberts place.
-Ed-ecombe' \ ieU circulars
and two locals IN the EAGLE
brozchi $40 visitors in ave days
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Rev Hugh Spencer Williams.
ID. ID. oi Memphis will lecture
IN Oxford on Friday evening.
March 18th. Proceeds To go
toward erecting a gymnasium
on the l. r. c. campus.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-03-10

Spring Opening Of Millinery,
Thursday, March sith- Al.
come
J. = NELSON