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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

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trg -. Netiax >~vrvssrv - War Neials-
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ansi ana3nxs ~ rh~ miltsrv esrars az
p"sut@f ~ tnv-~ri.satr th~ rAarr~.
urlsi- ~ MAI .ss-u. Nil~-. s,tuisnasnsftu. n 2
sh~ aruny that ~ h.rvf sapplir,l to ~.
s-mv during sk~ -.r wish spain sas
nust fer rh~ u~- - tho trwap-.
r-p--ss.s p~sss-~. 90 80 a-p-ss.
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r~Part arr rh~ aa.sia< shas sA< s~n-
sraf sif~xstsssa. that tas rvsrtx~vase,I
beet 80. TREATED .ifh eh-us,al. 's~r~
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sr-isshshtv tor ta.sd a. uz~,i aa trims
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rvt#rv - ~ar shsa b. rr-s fa.ruls,i fhs.
nVtai.su that th~ fr.ssf ,-as unar. ~,u-
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tfhsu tea kixtut f-r th~ ts-s sNtvu-
-tsv reFs ha.s- ~ sh- -s-rys es~t as
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sse aase-fisg7tsas sAaf 30 eatiag -
ais5rv tsitas~-sS fr'suf ta~ ar<v naHrias.sr
sssg-~~s~si ay tas ua'sr Evu--rsi e'ssa-
ifssFssta - sses7tsiiEisr stf fhssssz rtss azu
rzstTu pare "a ras spsraflssus - isssr
sesiiaf assAx hisse rvrssifs's IN asissatlsssi.il
r-~rlaa'aHs au rass -aau.- snss a. ra.as.-
FFsr-f.'si- "a ifasissf farvss tuE e9lrr a5-r
hghr 1p.aa ras g11s->rlau sara5evtf. Sew
sral sstfas-s'- sau s~rr aEt's sats-
p'asnass'i ~ appear oes1rs tho e'tart SD
nsis etsv rhr sunlHs'H-- ,-funs - ra.-ss
~srv e'iii'd - ~ tasia,aev 81 ra'' a'.a
l"s s~a~rat - a. '''-i'fitex atsrrs 81 saT
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

p~wey Day uzs celebrated n Green
uuod- special sr.ias being run On every
road entering the city Bicycle races
pooy races and baseball game b.
tue<n Greenwood and Gr~<nviIIe wsrs
he pxizeipal features Of the iAy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

Chicago May S-Sharies NJ HigxiR-
sen assistant to President Ripley. OF
the Atehisoo- Topeka Il Santa Fe. died
as his home ia RiverSiaFe. Mr. Hixxin-
son was well knewn in railroad eirgles-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

Citizen springs. y 4. MAY - Rev
hari~~ Henry Payns- y. D. Of New
NevS city secretary cf the hoar'i -
e,iuvasion ef the Methodist Epis-
capal church. di-d AT th.. xauftariun1 IA
this village. Friday evening. % insp-
snxa and organic GiSeslss., % the heart.
sgsst 81 wears.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

AFvrup~1sse ex<-rn-<s -~r~ k~sst a.
ss~ A anst " Call<<r At wees Th@
osrassas Il the m~~sin< was sh~ aellr-
err Il s<~ r-n@-<s sF Tea :. n Ire.
ssstsf zx ssr~-~1 10 the Esraisv s.@r1
ef trr~re~s ant ether fri>nsts. e~srr~ ~
ssria< ~ P~~sst<ns - the Asrsrulsu-si
aHsf N-sAsasral C.sli-r-. wh~r~ ~ Aai
SERVED ~ LSax ant esi.hf4ur- A. times
the ~xsrrrsrs zsr~ lsa-s parh<snc. aa<f
maay s-r~ thu .-a-s Of sala->. shAs
sri.r<l,-st tss-~s sh~ rh~~ss es sA.a-s p~vsr
ens. sasr~in< N whar aga s,s<~n sAis
n.a>s zsrol~ typ Il naah,s-t 49, held
% .as as-s-riases o. the evgi<.r~ anst
s-1<asis Fr~s~as. wa.s hat as..ssubs~SA ~
asour hEn aast at ta- ~Am~ tisus. - 49,
esaGAsr TIRE a~~lv ele~s-ss pr~.s,t-nE. JoAa
" >esrc<. 9h.a. "a a tes~ 9sslnx r~-
za-arsss- oasltn-,t ~ p.sin-y ASA t,<e,f
ta= saFp.rt of Tho trustees. faulty an.s
al the <-l..t P-.spl- q shs : as-- HaaL
" W Naz-1t<r sasse s--ul L.~ IA h.-~
ea-f q thu alamnl- ss.sasu.r~.s anaI
Pi-st<~,i - the a<~ prv-si~as hearty
support
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

Chicago. May T.-Seer~sary Of War
Alg~r held an Informal rsvsptiau hers
Of the home % his son-fn-htS. &. 3.
PIKE. after which be Departed foe the
east
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

~~r~rw -es~ush~ di-suraanx~s sisfs-,l
80 s.sash~ru anst EASTERN stf-srsrs< q
Tsppas~-ns oa sh- aixht es th- ssh.
Ts~ s~~n - Ljxusisszs wss .-ruosa,is :
tuu-sr~.L @sny Asa--s s-in< shrss a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11
OUR NEW ISLAND POSSESSION.


washinxten. Nsy = esstnx 70 th-
hssx~ nanh~r ~ uugatrt~- shat have
r-~s r~v~tve,t Ag th~ us-tuh..r- ef enc
tasvlsr aai.sioa .inev their rv,-cns
r-turn frvua rsrte Eies. s.eu E.,b.rrt
2 ssun~siy hss prepared .fasrrsrrt
az ~ th~ rv-.,urvvp ansi r,su.isttrus tt
Fssts Ktes,. ~hseh b. thinks wtll -ov~r
shs pains. arss whlrh th~ greatest
t1t~r~-s has b-~a nanif~-fs,i
eess-rniux tA~ p~vyi> Themselves.
cen k-nn-.sy -ays-
H>ssssss- so Wsr~s-.rs-s
rh-rv can searc~fy ~ fssrna ap.rr
v.aruh-srt~,i people th.sa th.,-.s - Fer
=. Kir~, rhsy srv IN full sympathy
~sth Nas-r-sn ts~tisar-sat re.z--
xr~ss ss~si ~ p.s~vrty IN the r.lanss
- u - as.i-r.s~srt m IN Uaitr,i
- t-s rha, - tho p~upl~ i've -
a.Hzatv constructed huts have fevs
e.'i- forts and iss- ~ rva,iv -r.sa.-v bat
astnx 10 sh- aeunfN af ntturr aretsu.i
th. ua th~v san Ivs wish ltri. wers
ana few ~ertfv r,s.s.i- tnsf sstii nss
~ f~t from efrher c,s54 or hunx~r The
sseri-- ~ .tsr,ati.sn on ths r-iau,i are
ta--l-~- fahstrati.,u-
49, ss~ st-s st--.~- Ng~~.
-Whii~ thss ~, her e}a,.--- rss veff Ia
esuasifalls sep.ssHt~yf aeul~- 4usI bsee
been ter En-. a.-r part -sf'u-i'.,i a,r',isf
~ rha,t fhsy .l.is@ az sh tas- r.rrvut-
ssrv % aht~raev aHi.sur psiurrr cfis.sss
v~rv sixh. rrash hiax au r.v Gene
au' THIS n harrvls sfli- re th- fsrt rhft
th-rs are NJ -.-h.-'l- serta rhr uaH.-
be t..,i.' ~ th~ largest rarsur
,~rs-.ts--.a svs--ts.tts--
~ - agricultural epp.srtan .s.--. =
.hsasi -sv fhat ust ons,- Eftlreh sE fas
.tsiH rh- .siansis are lnsI~r ru'-lrss
faru. anal tAau..insts sf arre- tft
ssain 20 b. rfvvu ov~r ts hass.insirt
fau'is Hrv hri't as .-a..t pri,-~. esstne rs
tAs prpHats~ - an iu4'rN ef p.-npir srnes
fh- tntA-.i states ~tu tt-r- 81 ei.-
p.frtunirv sar many tAa,t.aasf. af a..ae-
pi- sha REALLY Ssh rs ~ueaae In 5-rl-
culture an th.. asiansi-. rhas th~rs an
zr~as oppunfislss IN Far-t fLta s aae
Its-fi'ruahl~- ra vuunx 1is-n ass.e.He
Fs ssvk u~ruaussur hfms~ ausi shn
h.sr- q E,ao.t susvs Of eu~rrr su.l ra-
rs.rrrt-~ F,trvs Elss sf~rv fr~ar .a-
.ias-ral~urs.
-..-- ..-s s.~~- ssfss~-
-~axar 4asf esfe~ a.sta r~.4as-e
isrr~ aufIsf in linsiz. ni1t.ri1f 4nsi .ns-
Fr,.s ~u~urs rh~ priusss sf aafh se
fhs~s h.ls~v~r ta--taai I.-,i an.-
shsr~ ~ilss Ia rh.- vsarisl IA s..l -stf--
paansrs frsas Ias.i.sh,s has ip.f a.ssi,fhs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

The Rev r Z. Fowler died at Myrtle
AS week after q severe iIlness OF sew
ersi weeks He wss n bOeaI Baptist
preacher and IS years old He leaves
. vile and several ehzldrsn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

fhr army - r.sl - 'stF1nE hf~ at
S.su Fernando. shish . th- us,sss istsr~
furv-slsi~ Iasi sstlfhs t.sssu ths- 8ns.sr-
n.an. have rnfsrv,i -Ire~ fhss acr,ts.s-
rnsu ~ Nanibs- O. &. asrg~iv hssils %
steus. rhs river - ei.n.s a. h.lasf sn,i
b sh kfiHs 8lnlfss @ltrruaast e. Many
saszar faerssri..- insils-tf~ a thriving m
tusfrv ia fhsf rv~Psvf. amt sh-r~ ar-
aHHn~ruas ins r~~lsisnssss. e-sa- M.se-
NHthar's psrnlstngut a~ass,t iiart~rs "a 80
tablishsssi IN skr o~~f hons. IA to~u.
The trpnr- are euraHnp~.t sr'1and n
the sarrhurb-. and ar~ s~xinnfax 70
shfsk thsy NAV b. Fuart<rvd there
during the wst -sessau-
Water Csm n t~ass-.s ~ tsA NsstHa-
After B.isoisr ha.s s.vn eisar,.si va
ter communication with Manila may
b. established
rrsaps WsrA Eshssss~a
The American rrusp< arw Rturh ~
hsnstsd By the campaign. e~e~pt the
Iowa troops whieh are comparatively
fresh The regiments Of the dfvtss.aa
average less than 81 nlsn - q company
and all have a weathsrworu appsar-
arc~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

The foxus-r cruiser Reiaa Mercedes
wtiwh was sznk in the chamR~i Of san
s=xo hsrb-or during she bo1ahars-
nssut BY Admiral >zmpsou's H~~s on
July &. last and ~hbrh was r~~~ntiy
Ezs<ed- pumped out and taken 20 san
rs=gv de Cuba for r~pa6rs- i-ts h-r
Hosrizxss on the Sta and was t5~sd
to the e~as<r ct the harhor in r~astl-
ux<s TO start for Newport N~~ss Va
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

The uIinoEs Centrai r1uz1a0ase and
shops as Dsrxzs whbeh were destroyed
by ire ree~ntly are 10 os rebuilt as
ooee- On aer0unt Of the bzshtinxs ana
yaryis being some two or three times rs
.x-<~ as the ones burned. aeitirs1nal
xruu1G. has se<a secured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

state Land Coaaulsssocer = r. Nall
makes nss report OF land sales Foe the
.asscth Of ApriL showing that be has
sold lands 10 the amoGns Of sSsISSsf-
whseh ansoans hzs h<~n pab3 inso the
treasury To the credit ef the xeneraI
fuass- These sales wer~ divided n foI-
Eo~S >xznP and ov~rso~et land
es-1gs- forS-ired TAI Lzz&- - 5esi -.
SsarkviEIe Cniversisv land $50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

The weather IN the delta has been
xuost for the past three weeks A1d the
cotton crop . planted Id naeh Of It Is
es1rnia< up
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11
MISSISSIPPI STATE NEWS


TA< Pssssls<ef e-,av~ = s.ss sr,,,rr~<s-
NJ v~rE rapstly n Na~-as,s2us rh~
p-St two uS~aSs Assv h.~n v~-y ssvv-.-
-. All arg T-azsi.se- = l.z.4 hsr~
as~a Prvpar-.i ansi psaasr,t Cass.sa au.i
e''rn Fasasinx srv errzizx tar~sA~r %
s''rn@ns q she u~ry NE scrizx. an E
osasA sal euusiaa~ shruu~hoat Nay
toru pisat~-t n Nay - --ss ~ % ei~ azst
sa'rsa-~ mas h~ ~xp-~-~,A TA-r~
~tll - a de~bt-'1 decr~a.~ n tA- arrv-
as~ @evsssst % ossss1 al over th- STATE.
sish t-~issst i..cr~a... IN the .<rvax-
Psazs--s N Sod erup-. A conservative
essirnass ga The eoeto1 a<r~ax~ tbs
srs-an al piso~ i = PER c-rs e.sss<
shAs - LAss wear TIE ~nsar~ ossssa
erop n Nss>i~sipes = sis w~~ks ate.
nnt zals-ss sh~r~ = v~rv ate f.ii the
sasa-~ sop erpp ~iI - n falu-~ Cor
~Ans u sizue ~ 1a.9r-l Tsxir.r every
IAEnx alto cou~a.~-,sssn - !. ~as~ -,
rr~>tsrs shas ss>r- wu1 - . per u~as
i~~s e'Sss.a made "a NhSsissaDps sA6s ga
$40 shaa sh<n compared ~isA LAsG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

Yie~-frxssa<ns Hobart has A<asro
Norrzznkar~s-- Mrs Norman L NTa-
ru'x Residence xs Ncrwood Park Long
Bxan<h- n Y fer the srzson- and VII
take fran<sfszre possession The St~<-
rr~ssd<ns viii entertain extensively al
kss summer bona
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

Arthur Nyer- prvvrissor Of rA~ Paris
tsz1ssuSs~ kzs SzfeEmest Shr PrSmi<r- NJ
Dup1y- that h~ ins~zsts 70 maxi <Hss
To the Preach government Of ta~ IA
Ecans odd ruan<Sea IN the village or
Bsx<SEil-xs ts0 mSA<- fFu9s >~ssss- ~
La uzi<sa 6<s DsFuixrss Csr-'1ssrAsrss
The HoH<< OF the Last Cartridges p
izsnnpr-zlEz--s b sh~ brush Of sa~
FrenrA painter. AlPho1se Dr. NoGsilAe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

An Important Pap~r On fyPh'sd ra
the Volunteer Camp was rad oet1re
th- Aszu<izrSoa Of AHa<rlsa1 Phsss-
ezEs> IN s<<<son IN W&shfuxr1n- on rs e
Id The tremzi Of sh< paper aza Of 'A~
aEgument< t0ls0~ing its reading ~@s
To the eject thzr 70 the igwnrznsrt q
volunteer szrxeous appointed BY gov
ern0rs thrc1gh political izdu~ner fA'-
great mortality IN the Azs<rsraa eaz-Ps
dwring th~ tzre war vita spain was
Gn<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

van -s rr~.-s-. SD rtsf.Ii.-

III country h-yvnsi t'alumpst = talI
ef al s.1rts af ingenious. transhss aud
pasfaiI- m the r0s.f with sharp.n-,i
banshsss'. Fsrfun4trir rhs Americans
--sayssf rh.. htrter. In th. sNam.,-
mar ~an ruulas. $hsr~ eseu- Wh~atsu's
trsapz siii rh.str hsrsiss-r axhrIng sis
men .snklag 80 th~tr Naizt~ IN ususf
are m.sny b..iis- - hflFtnsr. smelling
h.4-~4ssfsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

lt b. rpnssrs.i rhsf Nshsui. pr~,ssi-.ssf
- sh~ -ahfrs..t sssl nttai-rer - fsrstlsn
aFaar- sa ra~ ..l--ail~sf Ftnrsn~ rss.
erru,sraf. sh,t ts q risiistl - % 10 ..ss.-
rsrslr,f 81 Pat~russ. rhss franlsr ~ me
~rauisA rr~afv ~ t.a.- fhi. raans.- b.
r~-ssr,is,t e. sixnias-ans a. th- ps~-sent
-rrarrrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11
. s-s-t o~sp->s

rhs r~h..hs have an aatp.,-t ah.sst. o
uliir n.xensf - FsrnB-.f.s stth .
tr-urh rhar h.hf. h~ts~vr .t-a snsl lsu
nl.a. rum rhas p.stut s~v~rsl vel-
srs- ~erv sired sst aight upea th-s
euuip ~ rhs Uw~nsirsh Nsnss- r~vt-
n.~ar. N~tfh-v Wtt-s.~u- Ma Nrthttr
80 Nstfsru. ravt.sn ur.y,~,i Yesterday.
-tasa'igA raeh rvvean,ist~r~,i shs ,ssts-
Frv ar ~. srrinffv fer ..rr1~ uiit.-s fr.ssn
hsi.i.t trtrfrr- 'lssv-lertrW fh~ prv~-n,r~
81 -auan ferr~- - thr ~u~uav
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

Ets-vlsr v~ii tntr~ns A.-,t ,-d
tAert..iusfs - ua-iv~~ sr- ~arkin< hk~
h-uv~r~ ssi<rinx tr~nsh-- ard csrryiax
th- dtrt IN haskrts Tho ~u~mx u-..<
b.. rtarus~e ter axhtinx oafv. sus
ssssssp-i. th- fs.,l.ssss-.a ss.i tAiar,-s. aiss4
sxwu tha vsnui~u - il.asr tn.r~.~aatly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11
s-.....s.- 80 ~.--s-.-.-s

Whti~ thr ri,. h..r eit--~~ pss velf ia
e.uussfails sep.stst-,f heuls- ana have
bs~n tar th. ni.s-r part -si'r-afssri ssrsss.i
~ 'hst th.y .p.-us- bag "a. ths- rsre~ar
49, - aitt-rtcy aHfsuW ps-rrvr ctnasrs
v~rv high. rrashi1E Hi n"v c~nf
au' thi~ - htswvlv i1l~ te th- faet rhsf
fn-re are r.. --h,-ssiz esrfh rnr uauIs.
- p. a. -. -. -.-..--.. ----.-----
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-11

stsnti.t. Nav 70 si~aF th~ f-fi-
rfasss aat - is.sest,sr. ae.sas as~ safi~s
ssuthvr-f - >au fsrssn.fr. Stli -
tae n~vs task - the Nai-risas-. 'TA~
cu" ntru fh~r~- w~itarm~si amt 49,
30 -srsi ef Pl-nty - ammunitiaa- tts
sruup- hav~ never mt sns-rt~aa 49,
di~rS. anst rh~y shiaA. s~rvr'iinx - 70
p.rrs ssrvs~si - >sn F~ruansiss. 1A..t
shss saa vs. hip thr - ha,ir boa
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-01
,1usl Use Greater care.

E.|a.a-" u
In spite OF repeated warnings, and
what not. a few patrons neglect their
milk delivered at the creamery, result
ing in the milk kept in the composite
test bottles partly spelling and inter
fering in the test. Now that hot
weather is at hand, patrons are par
ticularly cautioned to take the best Of
care Of their milk; the simple fact that
some OF them barely reach the creamery
with the milk in an acceptable condition
will not do at all. Milk fit to deliver at
all ought to be in that condition that it
will keep sweet hours after delivery and
not sour while waiting to be unloaded.
It is not necessary to go over the ground
a to the way milk should be cared for
and the utensils and cans in which it is
kept, for the patrons all know what is
necessary. If they will, however. neg
lect IL, they will have TO stand loss in the
test, and otherwise. Sweet milk can be
kept at the factory for months lit for a
perfect test, bnt nothing has yet been
discovered which will place sour milk,
or that which is partly SO, or on the edge
Of turning, in a condition to bring out
all the butter fat.
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South Dakota Cattle In Chicago.

Sorsth Dakota Cattle I'm Chicago.
r.. +. Jones makes 1t a part OF his bus
mess to buy up feeders in the fall for
Iowa cattlemen, bis brother near Maple
ton, that state, being one Of his custom
ers. Last fall Mr.. Jones picked up
several lots for his brother and %neighbors
of the latter. In the last lot he bought
for them there were quite a number OF
head which did not quite come up to the
expectations Of the Iowa men, SO Mr..
Jones told them to cut out those they
thought not good to feed and leave them.
This they did. shipping the others to a
point near Sioux City and corn fed them
to the present time. Mr.. Jones drove
those they lett, the scrubs, down to
Charley Ames, near Bijou Hills, and had
him feed them for market. Monday the
bunch was loaded and shipped to Chi
cago. 1t so happened that the same day
that Mr.. Jones and his stock
reached Chicago in, came the steers from
Iowa that he had sold last fall, and tho
JOKE Of it is Mr.. Jones car Of scrubs
which the Iowa men refused, brought
five cents more per hundred than theirs.
To further show that Mr.. Jones was
playing in big luck that day: a few
hours after the stock were sold, Armour's
men struck and beef cattle fell fifteen
cents.
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.MnnE" .HNTE #uaHHLa.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Tinan start thisy,
Friday-morning for Portland and
British Columbia and. to attend the
National Editorial association, Of which
bkohy Mr. Tinan is a member Of the ex-
ecutive committee. The trip is made
mainly for the benefit of Mrs. Tinan's
health. Miss Anna Wentzy and Harry
gowith them, Mr.. Wentzy 8 a delegate
from the state press association.
Exchange: A Kansas duck whichhad
faithfully stuck to business all summer
and laid several fawn colored eggs, COM
planned that she was not appreciated.
"See that hen over there" said the duck,
'she has not laid as many eggs as 1 have,
nor az big, but she has books written
about her and verses composed in her
honor, while nobody is saying a WORD
about me" "The trouble with you ls''
said a rooster standing near by "that
you don't tell the. public what you have
done. You lay an egg and then waddle
off without saying a word, but that sister
of mine never lays one without letting
everybody in the country know it. II
you want to cut any ice in this commun-
ity you must learn to advertise"
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cyclone Resume.

The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune gives
the following resume of the New Rich
mond cyclone horror:
Cyclone struck New Richmond, Mon
day, June IL, 1899, at 6 o'clock p. N.
The duration of the storm was eleven
minutes.
The dead, so far as known, numbered
los men, women and children, whose
mangled and torn bodies have been re-
covered.
The injured, many Of whom will be
permanently crippled, number 146.
The total number of buildings destroy
ed is 222EE.
The number of business houses and
Offices destroyed is 125.
The total property losses are, closely
estimated. $4,000.
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words For The Wise.

NtW4EEN--
Wheel tobacco ut Matson''s.
Cooper Sheep Dip at hatson5s.
Apron Ginghams AZ per yard. .3s
pounds raisins 25cs worth 4Oc.
l3ih caIi peaches Zoe; worth 1Sc.
Imperial bicycles $50 ut Matson's.
8 pounds Standard Navy tobacco III.
Ride a Crescent Bicycle; sold by Q. E..
Matson.
Our Pilgrim Coffee at 10 cents is a
winner.
A couple Of good shoes for one dollar.
at MatsOn6.
Going, to beat the t~rain-our T. u 4.
coffee at 15c.
Asthin man with a lean purse can End
fat values at our store.
The better. your shoes, the better your
understanding. Ask to see Lewis Wear
Resisters.
100 pounds best graduated sugar for
1915 to all buying some amount OF other
goods at same time.
100 pounds best granulated sugar for
1915 to all buying some amount OF other
goods at same time.
Stop growing about your monev going
SO fast, and buy at Matson's, where II
will last a long time.
crooked in the cradle OF the deep
about 400 pounds White-fsh; but landed
safely in our store this week and going
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by n woma

Another great discovery has been made
and that too, by a lady in this country.
"Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood its
geverest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed inces
sanity and could not sleep. She finally
discovered a way to recovery by purch.
asing OF US a bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, and was so
much relieved on taking first dose, that
che slept all night and with two bottles
has been absolutely curej. Her name
Is Mrs. Luther Lutz.' Thus writes w.
c. Hammick & Co., Of Shelby, N. Q
Trial bottles free ut +. E. Miller's Drug
Store. Regular size Soc and 800, every
bottle guaranteed. 4
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one rown,s Termination.

Washington, TO-, Press: Washington
has between 1000 and 5000 souls. Let
US suppose they are all "souls."
But that is not near all our population.
There are certain fixtures that always go
with the human race, annexes to us, as
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, dogs, poultry,
humanized birds, rats, mice, and cats.
Men live on or by these, or they live on
men. A rational census should include
the whole menagerie, the humans and
the adjuncts or accessories. So at the
most conservative estimate there must
be at least $4,000 of us inthe corporation,
They ase all getting a living mere TThtis
is not counting leas, flies and mosquitoes
We have shed one parasite that wa
common fifty years ago, viz, lice in
human heads.
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The Dry Rert,

The lesson Of the present year should
not be forgotten. The weather records
show that tho so-called dry belt is a very
movable and uncertain thing. Never
since the weather station was establish
ed in New York has there heen such a
long Cry spell as in the past three
months. Between the 6rst Of April and
the middle of June the total rainfall in
New York city was 2:40 inches. In some
parts Of the state there was no rain at
all. Vegetation has dried up. Trees
have suffered. Fruit will be a light
crop. And yet, owing to improved meth
DDS Of cultivation, this drouth will not
be as injurious as it would have been be-
fore the farmers commenced to make a
science Of agriculture and to study as
carefully the soil and the plants as they
did the characteristics Of their herds and
iiocks.
In the west there has been abundance
of rain. There is IL dry belt in the
west. Everything is lovely. But we
may be sure there wilt again come dry
seasons here as in the east and Il far
mers must be prepared for them. Each
year they are batter prepared. in fact.
The dry belt has no terrors for the scien-
tiic agriculturist.-aioux Falls Press.
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what Cows Will DO.

De Smet News: q. W. Merwin has sold
his cows. Nothing startling in that
statement. But in the figures he gave
us as returns for these same cows, there
is something quite startling. Twenty
months ago he bought eleven cows Of
H. II. WEIGH, paying $3.50 for them. The
milk sold to the creamery brought $34o.
80, the skim milk fed to hogs he valued
at $50, he sold the cows and their in
crease to WEIGH for 1903, a grand total
OF $96S.SO. The cost $3.50 deducted
leaves $63s.SO as the amount received
for the care and feed of them for twenty
months. A record that is hard to beat.