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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

The largest I.Kvsuis erer tried in Boo
war eUanty Wa deeisiesi last vvesls-
This suit Vvzs broughs by the Mississippi
lsvee board against the Tazilp q Nissss
sipps VALLEY Eaiiruad Company directly
iavolviny tn title - I.a.a1a acres of
tine land In Bolivar county. ansi fusi5
reetIy involving the titles -oss8uble that
Hambsr ot aeres IN RosiTar and other
COUNTIES ot the Yazn.3 delta Jwixs
Lou-in0 handed dogvu a DECISION IN
favor Of the railr.s.d company. There
are many tlrmers hsalding TITLES trurr
the r1il-sat company. rendering il a
matter % general Interest,".
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

r-ss &Er - s7.esl.a1 Aaasua-.-
q szarr<ls 4easn rxzra..,i
H.- a. Late Asnlr- 1zrt z7zs oa y .--r.-
r-a s1tsra >ssa&1F =17rzFz- I arz-n-
se~.f elq=-s- izs-s9 lsz- s1s F.zs1- sAus
l---a.-s azs sa.s Dzlss-,a.s Z~is..<.
1.r -1asaiz tAs u~~s sf sas prlssr,-1s
ems Th- kreaz Zeiruzx AIT sssrzz
GERS ai,t euly ari<f s,ss5s-.
rs rnrraiA1E assss~s4 . E..ssz-s-..S
sa7a.-ueu-~
l1s La4a. Azr-i ~ pri-ssa4 lie s1..-
s- ssa frusn - s1.s-s.A4 r1rr=s7.su,i-
ID. a. E-.esi-ieissrss.ss- bsss til- asa.sr pa
-. s.ts.e.s ~ Dr. SSsaxs.za-er's ara
-,r atm rs s1a.elEsEs rvl<arsz.l- r,l.s
~ 1-ss caa.l lsasu. zasts ~ Prus ssi.la
= s.ia ners ef his 4-aSA A ma
.re q d.- gsagviasssal sap~rs I'D a.ss
s-a-l.a sle a=x&
E- la1iesEr g.arr,s=p.sels3.ar anst
yatrae1.eu 4P9aar w-h msaralz,-
a.ra--= alsi Vssolaza s5as< ~oisss-Y ~
r--
rae Nstar5easea Esres si1.s "a ..,-s ..
.. s ~ she -Iss s4Es az4 As1.a % ~
ua-l ls saFS
tu Taass.5ay evening" an ia5Pzo~-
ulaa- ..1 u n ths priasSs essszi zss,ss.
rsps1sss1 change f'~ tae
ra--s slsi 1s-ru-rssi sias-s ts-ssb.s- -lss.
an b. -srs aals 70 Hg2sar a. sAe s-.1ls
rat .1.re ra-r IN sAe eguvsr-ls.'1u-
ra.u< ehanE=rue ant a's-rr~ar-Is
@a-z several Psg-ss. ua5rh ass Aasi
- rae iacetF-
els c1ustlslo1 EzS 50 sltiss1slorv
1ia- ls-- >-a~elE<Sr- zf-er tae Prissse
4at u.s = arrA- lefs With the tasru-
-aa lf r1sGrzsaE "a >a.a-ys1T- HIS
slal. q uzs eusnrar1sfveGy s.Esissls,
sarT .ars-a assaszE gEHzHF @usf >.zszrrl1v
uarra- Ile r=asl sa< Ss~s-i-iss<n
ans o.aHsrss,i % P.slalis-z. particularly =
7.tr-n- - EEs,i1a aTSirs In the
irel''a1 be tas1is saues-s'su- .-rzazdilas
fsaa-F - tas sEErlE Prg1orrasa ot
La a.. 3rtzxza.- 11zer-
r4ea . sss.l1er raaa.r. sar tlss z.r.~
ae---3- Ia eoasscqu.a.ss e Al acute
1asa % vElz.z.1-r a.zs-uzR- 1s.i n
-l. ,la-se - she afle-zssz k~ fri--
ra-- g hss-nn..s sRn,-suse-ss,sss.
.ssaszy h=zr,s.z ps-risasts % Haa-
su 1satal ei-a-usz.s9 s.l.- Praz-s bal
las a.erxags eE .zr7taz s5zsssss s11iiar
lzf a5a.-- sszusf rzs- aea.eis-sll s-esg,.
"a ra'csal ~ f-,s-u xhixh b ssss-A b.
sla1 s4esv -gs-e-sl1.-E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

Arsrrs- Tex. Aug L-Ss1se Health
oeh-er >ze1r1nyeu has Esc.lr lrs,i posi-
tsv~ EnsoEnlsbea thzs there s yslL0x
teser n eps9ea1se form as Tlnpicu,
Mex and ae has notified All qa1ras
siae edh-srs 10 rightly sEsorc~ qaaranr
tiz~ Ass4Izss EA- ins.-,-sesI 7S5as
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

Ivo Miller via kiIlsff ; :. N~Tssa-
ald- president ~ th. Is-lt1 Bank af
Greenwood pl~asied guilty - man
slaughter anli vvas given Iif< sentenee
ia the Psniteutiarv- Water Farley.
wa7 shus ansf killed a. 4 Heard at Ls-
i1uft ll.t wear, was tris.I a. asrwvn-
vxo.si on a chang. - venue Ils plead
guilty. To mans,iaHxhtsr and was ~su
ren,,r,i - ten y~ars IN th. p.-ui,rusirry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

Fsvahs<~ raru=t oas for a EsFxI Wei
e-sns af Anrrfraa@

IrAS DtAx- Sunday afters0an- wa
P0ne~- IL SPIN via Galveston Tex
Aag- L. Cod MaSsings occupied thi-
ro~n al dusk yesterday SATURDAY
cxenfn-. azaai The acclaim % the ps.o-
pl~- who para1s5 the STREETS with an
A1.erieaa fag maae foe the occasion
The >sars and stripes ~ere boosted 0c
the town hall an5d the vivas Of the
popalaes-
Col HassingS issued proclamation
saying that psrssua1 rights and prDp-
sr-y would b~ respected
Desersers ton the Spanish volEn-
te~rs are e0@ing IN c,susszEEly-
IL + reported that Gen Op<Sa Is 0u
the HaE With 4 ture~ Of Spanish r~gu-
iars 10 eonerntrafe rr Aibonfto. north
east Of Juan DSaz- On the. road TO Ssn
Jzza- There 2-y be scne sharp sxas-
Irx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04
CONTINUE Tu SURRENDER
a=s<A-r Ps-<s Ez-o Tcza Ez.ezs.<
vV-1ry-1.
fs.a nssa ussi1r r.z~~- Fs.-..ls-r- r.s- ~
-rsr~ .at sr~ts-~ Essts -s.--srh-
Es4vssz tfs--.sl4as xrs~rs~.a
t--ar t.t.ss~ts< gsss..ss-sr-

>sy Irtr- rar-s Rs. Nsr "a
''aaaasn !. e'ss.sla.i't-r .sHsanarr~ A.re alaslG
taat s1.r h-.~r -r-rsr- s-r tas- ~saas-H
rssr--rmsas ts s..evr TsaAt - - q
raarw far r~arr
fsas eifT essssia-ls-. - ~ Taavs a.
-As.q--a az - ta- ha.r~-ss- ~ k-us
aanr--s es'uaeaacsr 10 ~V-.~sasnsu el
a. at14s.az
tasalns-sa-ser t--sw~sa >aa le1r
ATT 81 erhsr r.sr.-sss' - si.- s,1sss.f a.
a-su .taPr~sL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

Various officials of the STATE are "a
reveipt gf eDmmunieathous from tn
Alssis>fPpiAns at Chiekamaugl riving
very psssimisths statements as to thu
health and general sanitary eoadisi1us
Of the camp. Various Jackson boys
have b.eeu brought haeIS from rh=--s
suffering Nith ualasties which USUALLY
arise from neglect of sanitary rreSau-
tigus~ IL has been suggested that Cos
NeLaurin take a "trip over To the eauap
50 a. 20 inform himself aevurar<lv ot
the tEnmes.Iate a<rds OF the NiSsisssrui
boys 50 that money ezr be raised for
..x Sgrposs Il rslievi1x sheEn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

The I.asIiss' War Relief A,soriatian -
Jackson on.. ,'ay last week sent o. ia
cash "a thu First Reglment amt a h.lr
- provisions ant supplies and o. IN
cash 10 the >%eoud This Is by NJ
Hssaas the arss rvmistans-s * this kfn.i
uiads by the Elsii-s uf Jackson. n.4r " iIl
q b.. the List
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

ta sspsaisa th- >p-sal-h s-sv-rn-
na~uH-- Fwss- sstzssu-

IN tpsatssa a. - rh- -pssai-h e-av~rn-
Ha~af- Fwiss~ sstdssa-
-PsKz>- Au-- HI =. auapgner.l this
afserus-aa in a silspaat-h fr9n Madrid 10
rhs Tsmps. shat the spanish eahJnes y,
10 msrs this afteruron amt draw up
>paiai> r~plF - the United >sat-s- an
sTrer 20 the psas-r prppo>sal>. Th.. dis
patch ada, thsss IL u believed the span
IN .-'sVsrusn~n. WI a.,-rps the terms
irams.si arsi v after affis,ill assent = given
- th@m- AH.i tilsEt h.,s5i siss v5lI bs- sE.-.
D-n.issi IN -h. Antilles In rsus-Iusi,su-
rhsr Maairisl Dispatch s4v~ IL i the GEN
sral h.lisf that psaee VxiII D. an l,-eorn.-
1iislls,si fact h.-fsrv August Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

Ss gitsas-< Bs-~s~~- N1.ss< rrs.p- "a
NsaaEH

cAvFFE- JEIy =. va Hong Esos-- tar-
L-E.tga- Jehns.ou- Csmpaay n ,sf thss
0~-sguuianss. of PeasfI~tpu. Or-- has dss,E
frpGa rypapssi sev~r- Privass = J. MA
cgis. Conpasy z CalIfsrui1zs. siss-,t sa
July - He Wa fsizr~,f IA sh. spin-
- falling Into eual hs1l< % the city
0f Felsis- aasE eoaE.4 never have r'-vnv-
erred a. his injury caused parslysi.-
The actual eznsss- q d<ssh Nssss al ao
se.>s - the blahi..r-
! visited the hospitals ss-aay aaf
soun.i Maj Wetarthy aa,l his assistant
working sn~rx~ts-ally 10 eoazEsrs the
si..s- sSr Whom better qaarfers hav~
hren obsaize,A Th~rr 1-v only sightg-
Odd easses us.t<r trvatHa,-ns- a hssz pr
c~ntag~ for 81 large a fsrce- Th<re
are only few cliEnatb. eass-s-
The ha-p5sal supplies 4r~ rrssri,se,i-
and IN the evrur OF h--avy battle e.
might BE serasGS. but I heincve ampie
sIppgic-s arr ea route-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

Nansn fisy = rvttiH< - Iarr~ that
her present evrp.,rar- limits sil a.,s suf
nce - Iusiu-ss hsr expanding business.
A amendments - the eIty charter h.Is
Just bseu fled xith the SECRETARY -
state charging the Boundaries % ths.
rssFsu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

S.EEs-- rRGrssHs< F.sr E-v-u=@ U9-sa tA~
0ru-E -p-.as.r7f<

The apuvaraas-x as the volunteers
trsia.ssl Ia la4s brsasss of the aas5rss.
- hs5 h=s.! Suffered a. tA-i- haasls IA the
1asss- e7P-vrslig th.- Pus5sh.4i Pr,s.aasrs
a b. ser Feleasest s. hea ae ss.sls tas
-itg. q a.--ir- Err revenge 1asl sAey BE-
g1n 10 5-rr~t aus All thu >aaa5lr,ls IA
he & - . b. b ~ srer b.~a Ia the Ful-
Int-~r ~err cv an.l dragged them -
.lls p,.tzA lz.s-Dsihaensts c,,G,,i z.ls have
s~.n more s1vaEe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

ATLANTIC CTrr- V J. july 3I--Mrs-
Rouersa. wife of cke &exieaz minister
- wasAiaxtoa- died here AZ Hasiaioo
Hall Friday night sac was orUagas
10 Atlantis Gig II laze- TAre~ v<s<s
ax5 sh= 5<resop.ed an assute case Of
Rrivhtls disease. which bafst=d zsesaieal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04
FrrP.kISG no ATTACH
>ssE- sr t.sir. or Nsalh. K<v~aIs,t Ay
h~swuF Letters.

HaSss koSs-- Aag- letter. RI
.sseiv~si here from Caviss. dated Iulv -
saY s--n- Merritt i> completing his prep
a-arssns - aftaek Mani aad that
athsrVzis.. there y aoshiB< doing The
bEo.cisade +, >trssrIy maintained ansI M
date has b.r-n Exs,f Zoe the alta 4
though Il probably wiIl be made a,
-..su a. rh- r~maiaing Aaeriean troops
arrive Th~ TROOPS from >aa Fraa.-isc,l
continue 10 enjoy gossf h-alrh-
The >paaiarsls. il u further an
a,5uaesd- have aeteruin.sa 10 h.15d cut
until peace l. proclaimed
Philippine in.sHrgvntz who are DOM
eiled here say that the Inhabitants of
the isIansts are confident that a s~pub-
lie WiIl be established there
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

P0SCE- Porto Eaeo. Ialy st. fg.ig D. m
VIA ~ Thomas. y. W L. Aug God
Hastings. with ten COMPANIES of tue
>ixte~rrh PennsF sFtEInia. has asaeEpied
Juan DiAz- 4hou1 eight zzilsss nnr.h-asr
Of F9ues- On the rDaA 10 >an Juan The.
American hAE was raised and greeted
with .rrvHs enthg,ssi,su % the p1puIaes.
The prDte~tes2 cruise Columbia xwnt
ashore while attempting 20 enter the
harhnr af Po1ee. bat IL i expected Sh-
Viii be inatsd r1alorrox-
tr-n- Brooke arrived this evening"
During th= afternoon several eO1zpa MES
of the NIsstsen.h trexalary IntaEsrv
arrived 80 the Cherokee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

PvEs1o. Cox July sI--JaeiS SIN
clair Leader OF the famous Dodge
CIsv eoxboy ha83-- kls rss-<frsd Nd
.iee from Col T0rrey OF the EocgA
gfaers that the haad will BE ealls&ea
uexs Szn61y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

NA04r7s A1<- L-TIe btaE gf spain
report tsr the week snst-t SskEgr.IIy
slass=s tAe sselesiay ehIayss- GIL IN
naad- fa,--e.ss.s- l-rss.gD1 p..s-s1ss .z.ver
n h1znA- IasreEs.- s-I-JGzs- z1sss n
careulasioa. issr~ase. a-4w.95A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04
eAUsED rkosuTS sokEow-


bzEIrN- Az-- l-1he n<Es % Frizss~
sssilar,iS's Szash- wh5rh h-eal~ gen
srl kno~a ezIy sh-0a<A spseiaI Cd
faius e sas papers prsol4ss- gs1s0az.s
~irr9H- "a 30 SEzsd-n n rx1LlEIth1G 0f
tar sears q hEs denise was E1t sx-
Feeie'A >~ESrzl noruiag papers pg~
.ssae'- sP~eEaE articles with l1araIEz
aef'asrs- exPrSSSizS IN feeling rsrnS
N zssaa1E ss1rr0sT and dwelling 01
tas ari-li1zs and irnEsortal services os
a. Erluee 20 the fatherizzd- his h<r56s
sseasH-=>s and hiS truly Geru.aa char
aztec
>arro1Tt1l sympathy Orer PrIaee EIs-
z'sls1c death - nzz2ifestes. IN mlaE
va The news IS constantly dis
Sasse'i q Paelie places ard feeling
Q. s''siassss prevails a10zg al classes
g ee'sPle- Pa-t5-aLa-s OF the last Eso-
A'zss u the Prinre aud other eireuuz-
sl4as7e> ass~nd5nx hIs death 1re eagerly
asa1 Many Pxsrzre ho1s<s saa5s
.lss A. Azli-=.ss Secretary Of >aass
s'a naap'E will return fr02 Sinner
NJ Azssria- izn<ssiately-
IN gsrsr Wtrhsz D-<2sy Afz~e<f ~ the
Es - Fraz<- EA.saarxsas p-AEk-
lsaszS- Nar~ay- Arg Il Whea
a. eEReEor was Trkorru.-a Ct tAs
4 .7ee ssezlh carry yesterday aanruiag
y a 1eeply Affected aasi 0rsaersd his
A--- 70 r~rarm im1.slfat-lr- The
- % EAe y1eas Is NJ half azAsz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04
II NOW RESTS WITH SPAIN.


Esy~~r~-s T~-w-rrs-
.szHs@ru.- Az- Ia p.--~rus.
h.ss1 I-tarrssr1 z.s 70 st.s e-.sBrs = "a. .,,.
t-'- are sls1r tHe azs-zer = sa.- ~-saz v.
Evr~rulz~us - s-rzs * p-.a-r est -~.i
- tAe z'szsru-u-n- . ts@ fafsars
Se4.ss = zsee errezts,4 h.sElrx rus-..sa-.
Iaas aFsaisa 8. h.as.-.l ap.in a ku.s.a.-
esi<- - TIE tin~ vhsn the razs.,s
>sasss sr1-z -zuza-sazi.la va rssssr-sa a
NAtrisA w1l-h uas aae sf. na ~a-rr
as'st- Fssss--z1aF n.sruzaf. thss ssza- -
4ziress b d~r,trt i- ths ascw~si1r Ear
an -xsensissi c'aasssirrazsaa 81 tar tmas-
- - s-lt >1azisl. r1si-rs na.l J - a..
z'sSs'-s-zF tss earwrsl y t-ansax sas 70
- a-Azr
a t.znA.=f- r~w---
At = 80 uraaa ~ saas szrssansuz -
4's'-ss-la n as u.aaarr ta- stsl 2.sas-
P-rs~a-iarr p.sFrrs sT V F1uk..a. ta.s
frrasra aaaa.assa.Asr- Fn Asaaar ntsss
Ess szss-<4 - sa-s srnzra-r. ns-~s
are II 4aause aaz-r rsaa .lsaas -
asHl , csaus~s---f m srrA ea@ss E.sz h5s
a.s-zz-s-z = ssszs-s An . - ~ e. laas a.s
saasr prgs-sssns alu~-f za,s .
-. E-4 - -rv--w tas sare-6aa
% IA. "a. .-.s ~-as.-. .--4.- =. 49,
treaty q r-ae~ ssar ~ m.s~ -
par~~ sar tsz- 4laas1ssaaAlr az,s~z N. rrssE
= ta-s N1.r.t -alsn-s - - a5u-,s--sl
anF a.<resru-zs b. me7 saesr laen E1s
"a tss- irsfs - se .zs1 ~ f.--s~-a.-1s
- IS Ga. b az-assrl<.al % Gr,l.r.s-sl - ias
isas'--sriaa- -ad 30 r-aarl a-szz.ss aa~
7sa'sstst = y - -s-ps1.lltsilra - ~ a.-s1ssa
p. hsls s.rz vea ti- uzaHe--z deS1a-
tllu ~ sa~ ahss,ssasus shaa z1 h~
szisls - Eas ~7saaisa ggs~rusnrzs "a
@s~ry Rsfus tA4E - 1av .-sssf -irr
s'sr : - eEa'sr-ss1 - a. ss - -la.s e,sars.s
q ssz ass-T1e.-asi,.li~
n.i1~'f MA s.ra-z.~sss--
i Has as suslvsu - assr lruuerulsl. mt
tAaz y galza.sa ll.i ,ss..il ..rrvrs = i-.a
b APPEARED ~a-4--iaF afa-raa.sa az sa.s
Naar- HrH~s - rw,rire rlas Al.-rr.saa
als-zsr- e1z -t..n tats rr-siiea. VA
ssi.ls-..si ta-r. A.- iwas ,ag .tsns - a sll1
l-a IA alalaaras.ri ssisl.a.as- rvasA a.s- < rs-
eran1-as- ta- prrsz-l1su - 49,
e1--zA-a-laAs 'EEs Aztil-'i wsh s1ras-1.s-
sala- a. tsla.iHs % AIsssa "a. -el-i-
ar q an arrrcut -rs u5Eh.lEs lass -
EllIA~- zA1 "A s1ss nrssss Z rect -sAnn.sr
s,r- .,.,-ar,z.-.ssr sR.. r-.7-s-s ~-,.--. &.
n.,-- tr-asfa.- -srh ~-asa -~rsh.,..e n
-srrrzsssr "a sars ri ..y.r-~
ra-~- ..--,s..,
-. -. = -. -. =
-. 49, ~ -. - -. -
-A- Ar s,,,.,.s.,. ,-,,-,...,.,s..g =,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04
PRINCE BISMARCK DEAD.
eerrIzy's Mas.sr Ai7t. the Man
4 Btced zEi Irsz, Has
Pissed Away.
rE s'ss9i US sEEPLf iFFEGTEl.

n. Essa-s F.-.srs 90 sA- EzEa-ers..s- Tea
asa -. - ua- B<sa-xh~ ws~a rA- EA~.a
..ri.saura. Gs~~s - E&sx.@t 4as
fsna< fss- - Es-sn=ss >s~-v -Frs-
sss--.f -.srrsw IN ks.rtaA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

Th~ haPpf~Sf living hsfaw IN the
whol- camp = without dsuht Eia
" arts. vVha came - "a tarnia veifh aae
% -he ealifaruia companies. E3H - not
regularly enlisted -ifher A. a private
or a masrut- 8ue be- is -,us. of thss zauu
Hs Is th- farfsst aHd hom.ilssr hstIs
horned to.ld that aHY oa~ soGld care
- sss- bat b. r happy Bsli travelled O,
California carefully slowed away IN
one coru~r - privars's kuapsa-is.
hHr ths "trip and change % climate diss
not agrr~ Nith him. He hseuru~ ifs--
les aud seemed 60 take na interest," IN
lie or aiss. and gradually druoped dur
ing the evid- rainy weather. tilt one
morning he vas found .uld and stiE
He MASTER rsgretfufiv decided ON
military funeraL So Bal wa. buried =.
the sand and a frecraekrr exploded
over his grave. Bits Forgotten grave
was trau pied ny many feer during the
next few DAYS Then came the hot
weather, when the men we're forced 20
seek What shelter their liEtEe tents af-
fortf<,- While sonGs of the bows. half
stripped iay painting IN a teHt they
observed a movement in tbe sand IN
front of their door, ard On closer in
~p~rtion discovered Billy Warts con
tentesily winkIug and blinking IN the
san. Shals his sisE-s veEe hssl~lnsr with
si-s he had snapped Of a discarded
bacon riud--San Francisco Post.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04
TIE WAR N PORTO RICO.
Gea- FA@s Qaaerfy Axsiri1. tae
Arrival e ne Reratat<r
ct Ei5 Fsry.s-
1azs naGps y Full ssras.r.
s-ssr ssi~. --.~--s.s~- =. a. r.-x-sa..-s
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04
WHEN A BIG Gun GOES OFF.


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eirar sla - iust ..hlt taHl leH- ulrr
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are >fumn..sl ateu sLsg vans ta &c.
fs-elr.a-e -rf sh- ra-~s SET H1uss arsl
rn~ a-ru'lar effects th=y aa.h.se rhs
UT - whf5-h szaaHH hte fash ~
Ers rhr 5at .Ha-e at rls fse prs
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familiar BUT aass 20 saes~ f d eeHt
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z-asv traa -f1-nss-ff fata.a powerful ss
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The rvni7-.au OF cu~psr,.'sr 8 FL.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

Prsx~rh with an sa1Ktfs.-
Watts -0ne-half the world does not
know how the other half iise=.
Pcstz-Sor why Indianapolis Jour
a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04


CEEvELASDl u July 5L->eultor "
A. Hanna- n resPs0usgs ID az inQazry A.
20 uh1s- Il his i1lxEent- saoal4 o<
done with the Philippines. sais4-
ThAs - \ otg qz@sza5sz- 1ast ne
mas - S1szEy- We AZ Least want u
tg.gefnr On thGse is11nzaS Although
.here nay BE a sesize It agziass keep
inx then th<-~ L bigger sersiEenr
against xIving then back TO >pain-
We are eozfroas-d With new oo11l-
ssous. ansI we ies-z1 70 worx out the
or,bIenas IN 4 manner wh5eh wEs b<
fsr the bsst ~ LIE e3eaEry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-04

= s-sf1s.sssts Bay ~ rrs.- p~e si.ss-as
as---asii sAae Eiat sfa-s.a>us safzi %
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>qaan- saslaai "a ~ x-r-m oaE n
rris'f-'-st s.ta< A.serual ia.trAsst aussa rvr,-
---rasK-lssEl e1st1 ssAc4 a rssssr~-s aas1tl
- a rzs4a-aam - tls~ prauvaasr.-- ~
'--s-esnlsfT- = stra rssgs sirs sa1s ssss-a .
z.sse a.as aa< 81 ssss -.-s-l s-sz-- & >
snssFua - save r~sn-sa-sl a.iar nts.-sa sss
sry-as'r'4 asa ca.zs ssva ss-a rv.1-lrsahls
: asis u1Es1 - sssw-l - AZ A. stw~r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-12
ADoLPH SUTRO's WILL
Many Old Friends Recognized. But
Not the Alleged Widow.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 1.-THE wEl Of
the ia,s Adolpa Sutro was read today. u
- an exceedingly iorg document and was
executed in isS. !: provides hoeraHy for
rs calld-e1 ani near relatives and e. xe
friends ara also remembered among re
latter berg Judge Woodward. % EenrS-l-
yania ard one o. NO csrgreSs-1ea who
aided Sl;ro IN having me Su;ro tunnsl
biz passed through congress- TIE VIII
ss,s aside FOR charitable and educational
purposes n" acres - vatua Die land south
of Golden Gate park II his cry. I: makes
TO mention q Ms k.4sv a widow, who
soma tire ago made public announce
rnent % asr marriage 20 ire 1ecesS sd nil
Nonsire. ~ whom she claims sra bore two
children Ms kl1gs says she knows ~ ,
later Will ara WI make a corfest- Tae
Sg-co hers profess - care iittle e. any
claims So. gp ~ :he Kiuce woman. The
exact vss1s OF me estate : not known, aut
Il = generally believed 20 - II tie Neigh
So-apo3 ~ 81 90 go
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-12
lRTlLERY FOR THE YUKON.
4 BATTERY WILL BE SENT TP De-
FORE SEASON CLOSES
On the River, and VIII Take In .
Large Quantity of Provisions, 10
Ne Used g Relieve Any Distress.

SAN FRANCISCO. Avg. u-Mas- Ger
Merriam Aas received orders from wash
inzroa - sszd battery Of artillery % 81
Mcaaei- The battery VII move 20 ths
Tukc1 and VII establish a posi- p, For.
yakcz. TIE soldiers wtiI keep sas -asc
district II order. Tie battery viii convey
& large quantity o. provisions with Ehica
% sGcco- destitute HINES
Gea- Merriam has nor 3ecs5e5 what Bat
terry shall be dispatched 70 Alaska The
ozly light battery n their nesxsbSraoos :
the AIger battery. az the Preside Tns
California heavy artillery Is also eligible
for ire service, ba. would - compelled
10 act As infantry. Haste 8 necessary n
dispa1caiag she battery. because re sea-
son is growing late L. the officer II COM
n3and CANNOT come 20 terms with tha oxz-
srs Of boats ct The yukon ne shall have
tie power % se1ze rae means 0. t-anspor-
,2tk2a for TIE battery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-12

CeF VII zee- o. tie .e1.a 6ay % nsxt
month Today ovs- sE5ee vas received for
seats aie1e. While scores &C aersfczz-S so-
seat were tsr.e4 down. ,ae membership
8rc5ce -c- not beng sDcsoee1 Ewe-r fccz
q lie lumber 80 - rsed II tie sSGsdizx Ia
or the ground, and he cna.rscts-S hare
received The x-x. payment z .hs shape q
4 check Sc- GSN
A. AZ MISREPRESENTATION meeting q
nsnS-srs ks1 here iris at-s-loc. - AXE
sc1ic1 % prevent the agat between NJ
Coy ard Ccres-s tire ecTow-zg Letter trcm
the sheriff Was READ BY Bishop Qxsxssy:
Your letter t1z- 20 sAc3 / VII rot
zfs1w 4 yrfs<si1te Il tbs county. Teis
hzs always 5@sz Ey Ea-5 As under
zsari the facts. the prcpose. con.ss- =
p-<xeSxn. 50 therefore = will zc- AXE
osace L Ere county wrsis ar sL-rzN
ANDREW EILLGALIoN"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-12
TACOMA WINS A GAME.
The Fans There Pronounce IL the
Best Exhibition Of the season.


6pscis1 Dispatch 70 the post-IntsIligencey.
TACOMA. Aug. u---TodAys baseball
GsEs. with q score Of &c ] IN favor u
Tacoma. was resrsr .Ii.-edgeG than any
exhibition - the league at the Egsre-t
street grounds shas season. This Was
what the fans said and thus IL scenes.
Fer Tacoma Haynes and Pace we've the
battery. Pace caught Clean game. ard
Haynes put UP ais sAare - exceptionally
sooo work He struck GU bal g~o bats
men. but bY holding dawn his ownseis re
allowed no ons 10 react fret on called
halls SIX hits we're piled Up axsirs; tn
visiting p:icasr. bat All were fairly xen
earned. Parrot and Hartmann were Ire
battery for the seattle team. Parrot,
pitched good ball. bat VAS not as steady
sE rs experience should make hiT He
famed fsaf ole "a sxraa. Was found for
seven hits and allowed three nasn - reach
FRS base without earning Il.
Andersen. for SEATTLE Was she star Il
sodAy's game. lie accepted eight chances
a. seco.d base without q tumble OF any
kind lis slsek sofx was almost as good
a. hAs tnreld s-e-is,
TIE cams q xhole was unusually
Clean and clever. Pretty plays we're
ripped by effective issel6 work. and when
eas end e the n1ufa inning Indicated III.
ysxug n favor - Tacoma. tia unanimous
oysnioa whs Tacoma had beer treated
"a tie best game hsxs os he summer. Ths
e~1yas