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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01
THE ART OF COOKING.
oaS Dt-h In Hsssr-s NJ
p-ttsias Nay.

VI more sh1uid hs eo.5ks,f than T. IN
tended =" f- eaten ~ one msaI. sav-
Mr.. L~rusk~- thu cooking expert Tbs
true arr ~ cooking lies not In cooking
Large ptssvs - m~st- or IA rak~. bread
and pastry baking. but ia h9s ts, pre-
pare pus stua - meat aud tsh tn a
hundred different say hoa 20 utilize
ss~r1 thing 80 that nothing j. wasted
and ~ convert aiI that may i,.- I.fr from
oa~ u~ai 20 -atory sn,i palarat,ls dishss
for thv uvxf. 10 r1ubiu.- hrrb=. spires.
onlssu. rhiv-- and garlic in such a way
That an The ingredients are harmonious
d blended. that nothing pr~,inruinats=s-
That v~g~rabl~. retain their natural
favor. and are n1f -rsiiisfi has the in
gradients added. that mat &. cooked
iH .H~h vay chat nothing - H.. mo-
trltlsus vrla~ g.. i1-f great deal Of
th~ Hnhappsusz= - This world i eia. -
Fs~F fgsF Drunk~nne~s. - hirh s. a
craving for stimulating AMI intoxi~at-
tuz drinks. - a certain esias~sf,i.us. s.f
an fmIHsit~taus diet IN all asr women
s~r~ better acquainted With the el~
fus-ats - ths hafaan Fsf~m they ssn,abi
then know that No one esn keep in s,,s.l
haaith Hni@.s these ~i~fn~uts receive.
th- proper HaHri.hnents To- sappgy The
waste = Tissue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

Il siNays imagined said Kansas
hoy IN Manila THAT New Jersey was
the headquarters Of mosquitoes Dut
Manila ha. deprived that neck Of the
woa.is % all -Heh honor And anrs-
gye whix, fhsy are here by the mil
lions red ants With jaws like eroeo-
dIirs- black ants With a ~tingvr sharper
than any b.s that ever manufactured
honey. brown ants. gray anti. ants with
~ingS- and ants Nth nothing bar a de-
Termination 10 make life miserable for
. soldier They build nests in your hair.
pull Your Ears nj Your no-e- crawl
over your shirt and under your shirt.
and. in fact, they get in your shosr.
toFtuF'. sou IN The daytime. sleep with
Won at night. and eat with You - din
ner-tims- Why a. write. a couple are
crawling over this very page. a. Il 10
show contempt for M opinion Of ants .
- y0f sse iering in the Philippines
10 no snap. Chicago Inter Dream
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

h. smallest room in ths hou-s NAV
u. tH.~si for ths library provided il at
FORTS a pleasant i~w and j. .fruated
where plenty - light will stream int
IT, The hoor IL highly polished and the
waits are Inrt' With shelves from aosr
~ r~iiing- In th~ center ~ the room i
a email rOaud tabi- for magazines and
u~ss -psp~rs- aHd 0n~ en.l of thu tat,l~
Fnaty hs r~>~rv~si for writing purpose. II
there n ne ds7sk. Other inslisp~n.abl.
artiris-s for the tabs- arr bossl - ao~-
~r- and 'ail lamp with decorative
-haflr vThi~h casts rssfful light over
ths r~ad~r's shoulder The curtains ar.
81 thin zeasis IN pale evr4 or deer
rr~ani- caught back wiih bracelets Of
bra. ilnh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

the at--f fern II vegetation us-sf for
tht- pHrT-f-s r~al rra~-r>- and th~n
the farm~r ssisa siuk. To nathin-u~ss.
decidedly original hst far a
faatsan + termed ap a. thu tsa~k with
znsns tHsivufaFtons, zach hil~si in With
sHush~- ~ fiow~rs- The eroy, y j. made
af ntrrH~ HltsieS ~ grass elo-#ly inter
iar~si sas trimmed With fold. OF silL
and suuers-
NJ the u-ssT II ths front u the crown
= placed q bunch 81 ribban gra-s. with
fhi~k- glossy hiads~ almost a. stir As
quilts. The brim mas or may no, u.
tarssi black Or dars Tan iae~ b~ing used
In the latter case.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

There - s1ms one in France. who's.
same has not been divHigr'i. Who has
placed handsome sum Of noisey AZ the
disposal Of the University Of Paris for
the purpose q encouraging travel
among Fr~uehmen- The university 4,
now ready To send out i've assoeiarss
Of the faculty Of science and Istt-rs on
a trip around the world Tn. recipients
Of the money arr not required to fur
nish any report They are 70 store awav
their know l~6g~ for future use. Ths
amount given 20 each OF the tourist. !,
liberal $4,000 for travelling expenses.
sia0 for books and $500 for the purchas-
ing Of souvenirs de voyage.-s5t. Louis
Republic
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01
A xAIROs'S HAT.
Fr-Fss s-@-H-t~--a D--txs IHst
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t4tti~ FxR-a--

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snrlaa mas a4.~ rh~ ep-usrsr~~u bou-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

TAKE on tsasp1oafgl u po~sl~r-t
boraN and dissolve IL in on~ p5n, ~
rain water. Add one gill II butter
miik- Hsthe The face ard hand. A.
nighs before retiring Use clear cold
saf~r neHs morning and your complex
ION viii b Ike satin Thi. j. TO b.
l-ed AZ once a. the mixture will not
s~~p- Il u iust enough for on appIi-
eation, and j. excellent for removing
tSsekl-a caused BY the spring sun.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

Four 0anr-H prepared chalk. four
"tiaes- psssder~d orris root. one oane.
p'1iFsrtE~d sugar. one ounce ea.rile
-ssap. rnasis fn~ a. powder. Mix all to-
s~th~r- Flavor ~ith a f~w drops %
sintrrgrv-n mixssi Nsil into the pow
der shake uatii all = u an equal pow
'i@ry hzhtns~s- This will whiteu and
yEssrrs~ th@ tsetk-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

Mr. 4 grSiev-glzra- -s'sss lnsssz fa.f
Yaz -@zz y14nx Nr G.razi-Y aEsv EAR ~
L - iazx after II 7'riorx at xht uzen
ygz eio--d - srunt &5oE 1f-er IA
Carl xnnw x. mma. ant ] nave
za1- - n mln1 a dozen 15erscs tines
- Eaxs am care carry. nzf ~ has a way.
ssme1sN. q awaFs <lvszx the izpr--ssoz
a.glx af-er ne -a4zk 81 the er-rsnx axs
p4s-~z nat n : u.s. shcat % az =cn--
lax srs AS Zen ~al-inz for Ir- ar-
tG-F =1zsp~rstsax Chicago Ere1i1S News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

Lizards crawl along the walls Of the
habi.A,ions in the Philippines. disr~-
garhesi by the human occupants. and
make themselves useful BY catching
si>s and mosqui,o~s.-Chieago Intss
0r~an-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

-Nan was made % -our-r nu.ed the
Oh MAJ UIsh .aex Wnl-e uHlsx>rs. but
women seem % have t4k-n the yoh away
from nm, b. hokrv. but they 10 ENJOY .
City IGGep~Ei<nt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

A namasr u feminine brain work
~rs have come 70 the c,neiuai0n that
th-Y ran 10 better ~ork By going ~ith-
cat breakfast. eating, oniy light luus.h
@on and making "a o'eisek dinnSr prae-
ri~Hiiy ths oaiy meal - the day Many
- those Who have tried il declare that
th~y have sutiF~iy osvre1Es- thx faint.
nsS. that fh~y felt at FIRST. ard that
th@y are abls ~ pat th-ir farulti-s 20
better as~ than ever before
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

T1mmy-Paw. shat 20 they put water n
.toek iors
Mr.. Fgs-To -oak the investors with. ny
sor--IndlaEapail- Jourr2.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

Empty 5wo quarts Of 6ri.1 pas into a
54ss 1rum and trim ~ ne OUTSIDE with
piHk baby rIhbsc and you nave the average
m4n i1ea Of hs wife. ave clock seAS.-
A-ea.-an tsloh<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

Some Individuals mas rrrast TO luck
bus the trusts do Chicago Daily
News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

Yesst-Dsd yoa ever take 2ny Of those
nae baths
1rn-oub~ak-Ws-. raa for oeire o1se
-fo1kers Statesman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

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a>Nra~r ~ - .--r I zxE>s E-tEw ~
-@o-~ s-- Ex~- 60 1z-s4 rE=s1zs.
$50 zux Tszuzs - Hnr -w-1=g
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

Th- L.tsss wrinkles axe rough On anyone.
{ hirax0 Daily News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

The sun blaming down On a rare eour,e.
far, far east OF >aex. and on a ned Of hot.
excTfsd horses and men. waiting IN the &C.
eentrieitie- OF the starter and an even more
eeeentrSe horse combine To get Us in line
The patience Of the former u al last ex-
haasted- Bring I'd that horse Come nm
On that beast You'll get INTO trouble over
tss, | tel yoG." and so ferrh The Aus
trsiizn lightweight replies patiently Il
can't help II, SIR. THIS - a cab horse. this
'crss H. He won't start TIL the door shuts
and | haven't got a door.@-Aeafemy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

Lsaaing spirftnaiisfs u the central
states have formed an organization u
xxg.gs~ frasssluI-uf a4ss1igna4-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

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sark~~ .r~sT n-r-- - A.7r1 II =.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-01

A nan does not know what trouble IL
sntd be attempts To be the whole thing
Atehison Globe
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-26
PROTESTS UNHEEDED.
Detroit Street-Railway Bill Signed by
Governor PinEree.

DETROIT, Mich, March 25.-Mayor May
bury, who is in New York, yesterday tele-
graphed Governor Pingree, at Lansing, re-
questing him to withhold signing the bill
for the requirement OF Detroit's street rail-
ways by the city until the people have had
an opportunity to be heard on the matter.
Strenuous objection has developed to the
bill. chiefly because 1t authorizes the Coun-
Gil TO appoint a commission TO purchase the
roads without permitting the people TO vote
on the proposition. A citizens committee.
which has called mass meeting for Mon
day night, wired similar protest to the
Governor. The Governor, however. replied
from Lansing in lengthy open letter,
sorting that he would sign the bill and Civ
ing his reasons therefor. Governor Pingree
asserted that the people Of Detroit are in
favor of municipal ownership of street rail-
ways and that If the proposed experiment
does not prove a success the people will,
meantime, have derived the benefit of low
fares and the property will be returned to
private ownership without loss 10 the city.
He asserted that those who are responsible
for the newspaper agitation of the matter
use the demand for the referendum
cloak for their opposition to municipal own
ership. The Governor signed the bill yester-
daV afternoon.
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fashion" 1t is now said the prince neg
lects his personal appearance woefully. his
oyercoat is shabby. his hat shapeless and
ms ne is so much on one side that his shirt
Considerable interest is taken in the an
nouncement of the coming marriage of Lady
Edith Douglas, daughter of the Marquis
OF Queensberry to Mr.. st. George Pitt. who
is head of the Physical Research Society
and great authority on spooks.
Mr.. Sidney Webb, chairman of the Tech
meal Education Board, handled American
institutions in a severe manner while lectur-
ing recently before the School of Economies.
Among other things. he said: "Tammany is
no worse than the Republican organization
Of New York 1t is not to blame for the
corruption. The purest city in America Is
the Mormon Salt Lake City. You must not
imagine that a boss is a wicked man. He
does not rob the poor. but does good TO the
poor at the expense of the rich. The bosses
are the nineteenth-century Robin Hoods.
The cause of the corruption lies in the char
acter OF the American. He does not believe
in government and does not have the En-
glishman's delight in governing. He enters
politics TO make money and cannot conceive
of anybody doing anything else" In con
clusiOn Mr.. Sidney Webb remarked: the
American. individually, is the kindest and
most considerable, most polite individual liv-
ing. But collectively they are not yet a
success"
Sir Benjamin Stone. president of the Ma
tional Photographic Record Association, and
the author of several books of travel and
articles on various scientific subjects. has
unearthed in the Vatican library, among
the documents relating to English history.
an autograph letter from King Henry VIII
to the unfortunate Anne BOleyn. The epistie.
which is written in French, is in the an
proved style of a love-sick swain and is
signed with drawing representing a heart.
The condition of County Mayo is causing
anxiety at Dublin Castle. and it is expected
that the crimes act will be reapphed. Agrar-
ian terrorism is being revived, boycotting is
rife and jurors have been shot at.
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PORT ARTHUR SHIP CANAL.
Opening Of a Waterway That Con-
meets a Railway with the Gulf.

PORT ARTHUR, Tex. March 25.-The
formal opening Of the Port Arthur ship
canal took place here to-day. Over 1900
visitors from all parts of the country were
present, and tie ceremonies were participat-
ed in by Governors Sayres of Texas, Jones
of Arkansas. and Stanley of Kansas, prac-
tically all the members Of the Texas Legis-
lature. a large number of members of the
Kansas Legislature a delegation of foreign
capitalists and several trainloads of exour-
sionists. The programme Included an elab
crate procession OF yachts, tugs and excur-
sion steamers through the canal and TO the
docks here, followed by an address by
Presiden. E. ]. Martin. OF the Kansas City.
Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad; Governors
Sayres, Jones and Stanley, Mayor MacVicar,
OF Des Moires; Congressman Cooper, or
Beaumont. Tex, and Hon Frank Doster.
The canal will connect Port Arthur the
Southern terminus of the Kansas City. Pitts
burg * Gulf Railroad, which controls the
enterprise, with deep water at Sabine Pass.
1t is the intention of its projectors TO bring
gulf. thus creating new outlet for freight
and passenger traffic TO Mexican, South
American and European ports. The canal is
about seven miles in length. Its dimensions
are TO be practically the same as those OF
the SueZ canal lS3 feet wide and twenty
Ave feet deep. with sIoping sides. II has
been excavated TO a depth OF only sixteen
feet but later will be capable of floating
the deepest of draught merchant vessels.
There is now water in the canal from this
city to deep: water at Sabine Pass The
Of the last forty FEET Of the canal in the
presence OF the visitors, but the canal was
finished early in the week to evade intunc-
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ROOSEVELT'S COURSE.
Trying tn steer Between Foul Politics
and Impractical Politics.

NEW YORK, March Ex-Governor RooSe-
Welt was the guest of honor last night at
a dinner given by the Citizens Union Of
the Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth as
sembly districts In the Tuxedo. About
hundred members and guests were present
Fritz Won Briesen presided Governor
Roosevelt, I'm his address, said he was very
glad 10 meet the men who had fought with
him for common end, men with whose
purposes have always been in perfect SYM
pathy and with whose methods l have some
times been in sympathy. j feel that nave
@ certain right 10 come here, said the Gov
ernOr, for ever since L have been IN ONCE
have been trying 70 aPplyrtine fnr
which you and / have w0rked.I l have
always striven TO tell you Just whit me INT
and have told you what.d Thought c9ulu
do. / have never said one thing and done
another. / am working with other men
My judgment must give way on many points
20 theirs, as theirs must at times give way
10 mine / cannot go as far And as fast as
] like. If / go in general direction lot
ward that is as much as 1 can expect
The Governor explained that Ii was some
times necessary in reaching for certain
goal TO go a little out or the way 10 get
there. But" ne said, Il shall never go
still II will be going ahead, however
Slowly. one thing Is certain: No man VINO
has anything TO do with me unoer tne gov
eminent. il dishonest or Incompetent; II |
discover it, no matter what his political
backing may be, can keep his head. Wnen
Il comes to getting a successor mere the
Governor hesitated and everybody laughed
well I won't appoint anybody who is not
honest and competent if l know II, or as
soon as / find out that he is not Ill take
his head off. But" and again the Governor
hesltated. I've got TO get the men con-
firmed If I can. I'm always going forward
but I've got TO take other peoples opinions
sometimes. 1t IS the same with the Leg1s-
lature There is a difficulty in getting I'M
mediate legislation, though L assure you
vii ha
ton; there / have considerable 10 say.
There are two dangers TO man going
into politics." he continued. I'm striving TO
reach the goal he is liza bile TO fall on the one
side into the pit OF foul politics or OH the
other side into the pit OF impractical poll
tics Although there is some difference IN
the pits YOU want 10 remember If you fall
into either YOU won't reach the goal. am
trying 10 reach the goal.