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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-28
Dewey's Reception.

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Admiral
Dewey having cabled approval of the
plans for his reception at the national
capital, the committees in charge of
that event are free to proceed at once
with the necessary preparations.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-28
Hanna Dock Men strike

AsHTABULA, Ohio, July a2.-The
hosting engineers and gang bosses on
the NJ. A. Hanna docks struck yester-
day and 200 men are out The cause
of the strike is said to be the discharge
of an engineer for a trivial cause.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-28
A[G[R HAS RESIGNED.
Resignation Will Become Effective
the First of August,

WASHINGTON, July 20. Secretary
Alger yesterday rendered to the Pres
ident his resignation of the war port
folio, and it will be accepted. The
resignation will become effective Au-
gust 1 though it was rendered lat the
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-28
Indicted Mollneux Again.

New YORK, July 2l.-The grand
Jury has indicted Roland B. Molineux
for the murder of Mrs Kate ] Adams.
Molineux was indicted several weeks
sgo, but the indictment was quashed
by the court as illegal
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-28
nitaua LnnrnnI Sold.

OTTAWA, Kan, July % -Messrs. N.
B. wilkinson and w. +. Benson of
Willow Springs, Mo-, have purchased
the Ottawa Journal, and will continue
It as a Democratic paper
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-28
intended to ProserHo Beef.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Secretary
Alger has approved plans for a build
ing for the refrigerator plant at Ma
Mia The building will cost $3.50, 900,
and the plant and machinery $500, 900.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-28
Earthquake. Eel. In California

Los ANGELES, Cal, July 22.-Two
sharp earthquake shocks were felt in
the southern part of the states &C ABA
p. m, yesterday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-07-28
PRISON FOR THE CASHIER.
Valentine to Serve SIX Years for Stealing
100000 From New jersey Bank.

New YORK, July 1@-George M.
Valentine, cashier of the suspended
Middlesex County bank. at Perth Am
boy, N. j., was sentenced in Middle
sex county court to-day to six years in
the New Jersey state penitentiary at
Trenton for the transportation of
about $130, 900 from the bank.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13
NEED or EDUCATION.
I.-.HE C--8..i-. Navs-.t-- ta~
FarstH< 90 t=-ra~sa -~A@et-
kaz.-. - Fsrr- Rl~s


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The Eternal Fitness

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GALE REPERcUTEE"
>aysI~s. Had tie If~h-1s~ 81
the F~- Diseases Positively
Carahf~-

NaPoi-ca EazaParte- As first ecnsl.l
and - emperor. AS IT, vietlH q .
--z1zv whleh caused hln 70 s~cx ths
lriTicr - - Eaos- cisria.- 7lisAssl kT=l-
-l4zs = Par5s- l. ga little shosA NJ O.
ua-s-rn seuslli.5ri-s - rsad hat thzss
pAEsic5azs. except CeFrisar-. diagnosed
the azstlzgzshess Pa.ienr'- uazladr q
gar r-P~reur----taar . % say. II
a-lnzats- EaglsA- lie iteh -ssl.cs Il
IL > h4ryily z~r-sszrT - say thzt nc
rkFs5rza1 q to-slag would make - IN
.ezsfisra-- GzAgzasis IN th- ease sf a
r1Fai pzrsz-- = - z=v -kane~ a dis
tia-u5aA-,l patient were a1sistesi With
- i-ea. the saEzei1rs rkF-ician would
-zressllv hide the faet bshfad eirvnn-
locuriaas. ard proceed 10 srzaieate ths
ssssa-e WITS all sizparck
Al e whieh <p-s 70 sho~ how easy II
nav B. for = masked prefenter 70 in
pose - vre.laIoas hamzaf-y. fsE 10th
iaE = Eor~ clearly established in mod
ern kaoE irsig~ than the fart that gale
rvp%-eHtes was simply a name 20 AIDE
profound ignorance no such disease
exis-> or ever disl exist sale Itself i a
suftieienriv tangible reality 70 o. SURF
~ Il = a purely local disease Of the
skiz- due 70 a perfectly definite Gauss.
ans5 the dire Internal conditions former
II as.ribsd 70 x have really 10 ezasal
CONNECTION with il whatever This
definite cauS<. as everyone noEraslay -
knows i nothing more nor lss- than q
microscope insect whiek las found
lodguerr On rh~ skin and has borrowed
srd uaade Itself az home there EIu
that insect. and the disease il 10 more f.
senee i has come % b. an axiom with
TIE modern physician that tn itch Is
ere q The three or four diseases hat he
positively : able 20 cure and that verv
speedily Bat = Wa far otherwise with
th~ physicians q the first third Of our
century bevaHs. 70 then The cause of
the disease WIS an absolute rvsterv.-
Harp~r'z Nzga-fne-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13
RUSSIA AIDS MERCHANT SHIPS
tssr-. s-~xsr.~-ss Hop. - Is<r~as-
Era4- wfHh 9sh~r
LAa4.

ze h4sszsu -uEE-uEsEr- fruzz in
---a-arz r-ceiT-d . fhe bszruza q
szs zsr.ou- s. FrrFariEz measures for
p sE ass-H rEsuf - - rserrharr
a-lrlrs tl-haagh here are ouIv -
--1-s4u -sszush o. q orsr --ao0 teEs-
z1s. ~ these cr..e Fear are over - .r-ots.
ss a--a -fasr- .ale-- G aTia.- fsa< *
F~-ase aEer slal@ - en- IL sezzofzx
ss-amsAlp>
To sa~r~as- = sasiza alton On ts~ Pa
-f- ahe Eu-zizH government for th@
aeVr Ten Fssrs ssili pay Ss.ex canal dues.
- the Ausrriau gus-ruua@r- has done
fa- -on~ fizs. ca uational merchant
erFanz-llp~ Tie restriction 81 The
eoasIiuE trade % th- euzpfrr- wh<rn~r
fhe parrs arr or ne BaltIe or Black -~zs
g taz Pae5se- - Russian vessels vii
rar afs~t spprrei45ly .smsrirsn nav
igariaz- a. for the isst two wears nc
american r-Es~Is have entered iris
rulHrry from sr cleared for Eurep~z-
Elssl7- and at y~zr only four AMER
lran sailing vessels entered from and
-iearysl .er Russian parts On he Pa
efEc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13
CLAIMS SUCCESS
t-tts~ Fever >~ran Prsaz<-a ~ Dr..
D~ty. Of ><w sF.- saves Live.
OF s1Ea~a Pfxa

Dr. Alvzh P. Dorv. rhe keaIrh a.Se.r
q The uorr % N~~ York Il uuea LATED
os-Etn~ sacr~ssf1I results 81 III expert
nl@H's with a -~rum p-oeiarssi a his
laboratory for the prsF~nrioa e veI-
low fewer kor the lzs 4. months DR.
lhoty ant MS assistants have hem pro-
dueiBx serum az rk~ quarantine lzso-z-
tory and have Iuo~ulat-s3 a number o.
Suir~a Peg PREVIOUSLY fed Wirh germs
~ yeiloa fever For some tizne th- ex-
p-rim~Hts have b-~R doubtful il their
results bat for the L4st month CT six
-e-ss they have ssaece~sEe.l in p-~~erv-
in- the hse~ % the animals. thas ford
ing sxid~He~ Of the vala@ % The serum
in The prevention Of yellow fever.
Dr. Dots says b sill send a ID I~- az
fhe srrgEa 70 his agents AZ Havs-z
where II > ezP-eted that u viii D. SD
Eirh more success in the preservation
Of tn lives % yellow feTer patients
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13
LIVES N A IRE
a. E~~~.ars~ D.f~s nsr-s's f~sfy
N~.t n~s~ - as~ss shs
nrs~~A~a

In the <ixh 0srhOod % usl. Tea
Bsx<h- IN HeiIza<. Sr<s B4roa Van
HvsrMs~n. an -rensrse Eollard nubA@-
zaa. Me rrxs.-s tree - a kozse a.
. r@sbsenrr.
rs -ness = shauty ter fee hi-h-
s-ns fest broad an4 fsH dep. sfaafin-
= ise- alrrs 10 E-uurr ariorr the
sruzches u nj x@fy o. u the th4eA-
~ part - To- forest Ezruu Var
Hvras.@n sags ~ house - eool u sun-
r~r. bag protected b. The green ru.sf.
rz.E ~. TO c1l.t ia wiats-- He wouidn'
.xeAzz- - 81 sor aay palace il the World
Hs rsaeAes r ~ izGd~r- bz1t nobody
- dos a. be has 10 fri-nds and =
60. q vazi-i-g -srrzs With his r-lsfivss-
Wa b. caves Is refuge 20 walk
aEacax ne tres 0r - fefeh fsad o.
water - lers ecau his laass-- a-zw-
erlfxs ard in1>ssa-siy pals i uR
awzf- ~ sp@cial co1-rivanes- When
5. 8 a. zo-1e -he adler + slEsys ap
s-d 20 anuomn- - ealing. sh0u-inr Or
oths- nnse cas -1ak- the hau0- iever j.
" p~rxtas. him % Poke hs had eat
= tie Goo--
Wh~-. = YEAR, ago. Ne moved up
.-cr- n. t--~s. III serran-s Z. then
-np1oysd b-uz<hz % he rest n snail
foiazzg I'D. = ruekiz< chair. ti1T
table a ca-asiz- s-1re ard za.e- IheSs
shf--. arr kzown 20 - in The shaufy-
uh.thsr -h--~ j. a1vtki-< no-. H.
.ilss -hs hs-uu-s Serve watch dog &c
ho.sv kzo~s-
Il l. surz5-@d. however. That Van
Hyzssez Es-p- ugrh -o1sy. gold ard
silver. ca hznd- for b = rsiser- Pass
--z-bv. = r. said- often hear the click
Lick % cuizs coming from TIE leaTy
5o-e. - such occasions The baron i
-uRu.o=s5 20 - coszrinE ov.r his treas
-. hu- ~he-h-r this sur-iss j. trrls
- gses-iez- Perhaps he j. merely
t-virr hix E1n- Shooting j. the only
-isax--- - aiIr-ys hir-self aud. beng
- c-u@- % rhs fs--s- where he lives
- PROVIDES a. r. ma, fer Is table
Wa-,se-<aI stories are n circulation -
su-rrlnx the mans skiI ~ 4 crack
shos Nzrh. tha- = 1ne reason My be
ever ~ va r,oies-s1 bv burglars q
--ah--s-
Ts-z-y T-a-s a-o Baron Van Hyus-
80 he'd the posr q Chamberlain a. IL
-og-r e r5i Ezx william He vas
fh-a oa~ q ~ say~s- dogs IN he king
'oE and zii5ei ~ -rval master n many
an s-cz pas5e f1- - us taiI q rl0ney
ard h-41-h ~1d5~rlv n -hs midst 81
pfszs1--s- - wi-hs.revs hins<if r.
-oci.fv appointed az administrators foE
a. estates azi wru- - he forest
w1e-e ~ sn-ur uonrh pu-riug up b.
hou-- Thzt doue- - d.-eszr-et ~
-srrzz-s. sod hzs horss- ea-riaE-~ srt
fa--irz-- ard sid --oo.s-by- - he
w1-it H hAs ra-slv spoken - auv-
czs si-ee-Chiearo Ch-onicIe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

II : got rrns-allF known that George
H k-arz- CT North ADAMS. was .
seh0olnare q AdrairaI Dewey. Mr.
kearu.s parents lived in fs4s and $50 il
Scrthfs b. VI Admir-! Drivers native
Place and th- BOYS went to school to-
Ssrhs-- Mr. kearn recalls the fact that
IL WAS sent out one day BY the teacher
70 ct whips for the punishment CT a
EGmner Of boys who had been in his.
ehi-f- Dewey and himself among ri m
He cut alder sprouts. which proved verv
brittle and unsatisfactory. consequent
' he was delegated 20 take the -rvser-
and tan the palms Of his companions
hands. receiving his own dose after he
had finished the other boys- He there
fore enjoys the distinction OF rot onI.
having ksqwa the great AZ unf-aI in ki.
.a-iy days. hgt Of having given hir a,
-ofheial licking fSfasl
Republican
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13
Miss Lockheart's
LETTER 70 MIS- PfSsHaT-

g-ErTEz = As FrzzEs4 81 s-a-I
cannot e1p-~-s III rrasitule 70
you to- lie god thss Lydia z. Pink
hams Negesab.e Compound has done
for ne I have t4kez Eze ba.tLas u
TIE Co-lPou=sl zzd tao b.1xes g Liver
Pills ard teel better n ever respect.
had $ I-sred t1- years With d-0psv;
the vvf7s N nv limbs burst- cazse,f
fri ~ r--=zz=-= - tAe =zse-- ~
the 49, k5ad % iiisEey trouble. taizt-
ing spells. aaG eOz.G not staz4 Ioz-
AZ tine zls0 hat srzz-e weakness
zr1 the 6o-et0- sasd there Ezz a .ur-or
IN ~ left z5ae- The pains had 20
st4zt we're sor-erhin- e-sadtzL A
frisn6 hazaaed e. a LITTLE hsrx Of vo-s-s.
50 I z0s yu-r zesi7esae zz.f il has SAVED
ry LIFE felt s~tte- t-ura tie is.
bottle The bioatiz- and the tan.o-s
have al gone azd ID not s7szer aaT
pain ! an stiIi usis< the Vegetable
Compound aE6 hope others uzy fad
relief as have G1-e FROG. is Ese =
Mss y J. LocxEAET, Box q. LIZA
EErz. Pa
only the -o-er -ho hare szse-vd
With t=-z,s trszb,es ear fulIy zpurs-
ciate the g-Stf-EGs Of those who have
been restored % Eezlth-
Mrs Piaxh=a r-zpoz5s qz5eklT znd
withcutehzrzs eosll Iette-z t-oz suEe--
ing wo0er- E=- a-1--ss : LEE, Mazs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

-i-z- q tzafe-si so ras --~s--
- =----4 81 RE har - Atlanta f.1-
-L- aaze- Is -Aa- s-z-e.
- 1- -a- -ezr-rs II is -o- sa--
r. BE- - r-r-z-lv r-z-i-a-~-i ~i-h
-- ha-~-s f-- -a~ aw @ehooi p
H---=r l-a~r.i-r. --i~- ~ h~s p
s-c-za- De -a---- shat nar j. -s~
- ~ ~ a-r ---- b Fl. -n-r~ss -
@s-==rz - ha~ a--n x-adsaF--i
fal- e. ~ -.- rr--z.re-l as scEoois
@. - s-a-e
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

yf,ito--~yhaf losely fgrrffsr-'
Tommv-sYo. ! rzsss tEs man ~
sen-Ar IL sru-n s sorry rs~ Ne sod v /.
k~-s aiuays csiiiax % iook al IT.
BrDoxIyn Lise-
Dauwh.s---Aa1ms. 4 zausi ~riie
70 VIZ. B-ay ah-suT Is erforticna's halL
skoud fsay: DsarNr. Bray Nam
zsa--Certziniy sss~r the cir~u1-
s-a-~~s. --rl~-rui, Jo-rusL
Is your father a. ha-~F- as~ei q
eaIler- What i ye-r sarn~. ri~z-s =
trqair-s he little <irL jas; tel hir1 it
i g.. Cd TREAD. EiIf- -rh-n ! reekor
b ain't ar honr.. heard bin tel zsara-
"a - any bf1i cane b vasn't a. hone. =
Little Fafis transcript
LITTLE virgiaia--Ny mamma nvs
yca I've in a halnted house-- Lf-fle
wI-nie--rks ida. We dou't ether
Sobos1y ever hard . a ghcsf .nzisie Of
our hcase-- Litfie tirgizia--Yes. but
its always hasnte'5 b. . crowd ofcol-
iector~ BlD0rs iugtnu zn-zg-aPk-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

F---v Eu--~-. -oz - f-- ?
Tu-u-r. - u-0--n1s t-aE-- p -.~
TH--~rT 6-rzx -A-.azE aza ha1n.1f
-ua-l-T=--~- re-lis--a- ~a- A-d
hE Lc1sr q Nash~5 "a e u~ar
Eo--ur- IA Ez--F Turu-- was ~
as- q Tn 1-u-h=-s VITO haze H~~n
k-l-e- Ha--r T--r~- hat ~- -
u~1 - ~ t---s va.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

South Cardinals arr going ahead
wirn rh@ir plan 10 rzi~- a fund for ths
r~hgii6lnx Of ten Wzd- Hzmsror-s
hurr~E haas~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

y O.. is he r-@szur fsr xsrs.s r.If--
r@-. = ~ 4-es--4. -s-z-~r sr~cnrIr~-. Ia1.
]. sa2ssst 70 keer ~ { zer's z~~fsr n
god --zc .ru. tzr 80 n--vuz. huse rg
A---7can 49,. sa-1staInx . -. AID .sere .
nefai-- b~.s-- tran E1stesters >tonaca
Et-s-r- i =1- - w~-ar . ss-@7ns
vlt1 e1ns 7atasn. I'd <-s-ln1 % 1-T ssu--
zch trulri-. rs taeIr ssu't z tneT Gan Ct
~ Es~--frer's Stomach Eit;srs III e1-s
tas-- 80 thAt private ESvs1z- >uzp
covers Ire Escs af ta- bgt-.e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

: company ~lsA ss.ao.asa capital.
ra-e1 @ norrAerE capitalists mas
~ ~ -vn t.@i~.i-u faruaz-. a.
l-a=ea A. fraa=anss - asrus OF
--z end eoaI ard ~ MARY Przff
t-rar- ara valuahi- Prop~rri-s e. saa
l.a- IN nxhau
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

4 dIszstroas ire eeurrvd a. Paris.
Tsrn-. enfalhng a los e SIs0g0a-
Twelve stor-s and two Er~rv stables
were among The bsIile nzs bs1-ned-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

VIII Ahrle~- . n@gro criminal aSsafl
AIT WIS Ezsz-si at Bzxi-s Ca Ah.se,
thanked the sheri@ for protecting him
from nseb violence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

frznk Coos- eoioresi- was banged n
Sirrui nyhsrn- IA f-w aavs since.
fer rs- murder % loha Bsass saru. a
rs7zrar eonslursor. az sronsIsI@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

Ore s-- smaller afrsr ussEg Areas Fort
E1se. a powder FOR IT, feet II makes IGN.
o. -e~ s1c~s ez<r C1r-@ swollen. bot
sweating Araiaz s---. inx-vwinx uxsls cora.
azc baufucs A. a. t-agvsss aud sno.
s-gre>- - Ira pzscsa-- FREE ~ mall
A11re>s AIez :. OlzzstsG. L. Roy v Y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

Sargvonfs-n-rai wyusan - The ma
rin- hospital s~rvie~- s-l>r~s tAs public
thst the United states j. sic from rel
low fever this SEASON
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

The essvoso hos~I- csc . the cldest
,asanzrs- - N-mphis. Tsnn- zss d.
--rov-t uv Hr- the ethsr uiSh-. whil-
~ guests we're al r--.-,s~d be- safety.
-0Ez- II thea lest va1laab8 eEs~f--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

E&-zes Tsrzsr-Hs va e..@-ess-. -.
Iaz-e pahiae, s-r, .e4as G1xs sic.
--rzss-r-fzs es-s zae4s = - ~. -,
are ra> barker fsr -as .ks~s-r-,s.-.rs.,i. - =
I99<r4- 90
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

Stree the war az IDA the Chi-sse pro
uiatioa Of Shanghai has gr1~n from
s1eana 70 7ga.eG0- The zffrzcricn les
II tss many E<w Industrial ssxzIIsh-
nze11A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

Ter pslawars hsuper = b served the
coafss.~r4cy- rouSu- - Amay. Ghina-
zzasr tA@ Srvr ei>vsizuH zdmfafs-ra-
r.ou. alea = Is home "A 8isXznslria
"a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

4 Sfch san mzn hzs berz t-ii-g How .
Ez-ov 01un-rv Lie Is ~1sF- Let -
oEa~r fellows exc rse azssz- Of ths mart
s4.es-Alzusa4 g. Hsrzt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

~----fn sare I've "a. NJ brad en- -
Ea-sr n1aF a r1e. 1z1 I Gan Sc 4nr r.
.u4ts He y. ! -ls-~- YcEr bread EuzlG
ar. Gez- y az.sr. >ez--smer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

Worth r1sa2isz Into.-w Il.sser p
Eh1F q mlxs- mef4phars- Pa-~frszrew
sc On Has- . ssA ~ hafts-1sr waen I -
eosn tswu- -PnI,4slslphl4 Narzh AnasEs-
ezn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

Capt r y Chapmaa- Toe years oil
Died a Kingston Team He waS the
first captain ia operate a steamboat
On fhs T-nn-=see river
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

Terry made her debu; az The a-e Of
>i<A- a. the boy N The Waters Tsle :
She vss spoken % al youz<Ster %
great prorzis- az the tine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

The 50 Q. Hayti is &C rich that .-c
s-ors ef coffee cocoa xirgersrs k.re
siE are raised ye,xiy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

IA raa % Bet .zaw ha~ hard g = -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-13

A street riot IN Hhseh one ma. !,
killed and three woazss@sl l. called "a
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-10-28

The Mystic Workers have inaugurated
a novel scheme that promises to greatly
increase the membership and the i'm
terest in the lodge. The members have
been divided into two classes.one under
l. n. Berg and the other marshnled by
Hans Christensen. The members Of
each division arc to hustle for members
and the side getting the smallest num-
Der by December lst pays FOR an oyster
supper
j. b. Schwartz went to Mcnominee
during the week TO look up an invest
ment for the funds oi the local lodge
Sons OF Herman.
Members OF the Eastern Star are re-
joicing because 81 the arrival Of the
charter for the lodge. This lodge has
been working under special dispensa-
ton since ihH organization.
The Lady Maccahecs have been ent err
tanning n number 81 visitors lately. The
order is growing rapidly and the ladies
find many members ~ outside lodges
among the ladies Visiting ia the city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-10-28

The Cleveland Iron Trade Review Resume q
ths Week IN Iron Circles.


The Cleveland Iron Trade Review Resume Ct
thu Week IN Iron Circles.
With the opening Of navigation for
1900 six months oil, the bulk Of the
ore that il 10 be shipped newt season is
covered by charters or provided for in
bouts ow ned 10y producers. In the past
week further business WAS done MT 81 20
from the head OF the lake, $l,10 aud
81 3 from Marquette aud 81 from
Escanaba. The Rockefeller interest is
now credited with vessel capacity, either
OF is own or chartered, considerably in
excess OF 100000 tons. Reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding, it seen
settled that il viii not have more than
| 900, 900 tons OF Cnrnegie-Oliver ore to
haul, this coming from the Mountain
Iron mine. Add to this 10000 tons
under contract, and the probable out
put OF the Lake Superior Consolidated
iron mines, and there il still left a
tonnage 81 between $500, 900 and 81
900 600, a portion OF which is no doubt
to be applied on the ore OF a connected
ore selling firm. The Carnegie Oliver
order for new VESSELS was increased from
five 10 SIX With an option on "a seventh,
thus taking up we'll into next year all
The berths Of the American ship Building
CO., on which vessels 81 modern size
can he accommodated. There has been
purchased foe the Carnegie fleet, in
addition TO the Clarence A. Black
mentioned last week the steamer Linn
and the barge Darlington. Other vessels
are under option and further purchases
may be announced latter. 1t is stated
that with the | 900, 900 tons the Rookie
ieler fleet will haul Tor it, the Carnegie
interest has now quite fully provided
Tor ita tonnage needs for next year, OF
will have done so when pending deals
arc closed The main contingency IL ae
to the portion OF next season Tor which
| the boats to be built will be available
Az indicated last week, the passing oil
vessel property into the hands oi ore
producers has been going on very
rapidly. The vessel company Unidentified
with the American Steel q Wire Co
I bought in the past week the two vessels
recently ordered by A y. Wolvin. They
will 20 into tho harquette.Cleye OF,
trade, carrying something over 5000
tons each. The same company bought
also the steamer w II Gilbert. its
fleet is now capable OF carrying over
10000 600 tons OF ore year, or con
siderably more than the present
capacity OF American Mining TO. mines
II is now expected that meeting o
ore men will be held in the next tive
weeks, and the closing OF ore business
will doubtless follow soon. Some
diversity OF view uppears az TO the
price that ebould be asked There ar,
conservatives and there are those who
favor larger advance than has beer
seriously discussed thus Tar. IL does
not appear that any sales have beer
made beyond those recently reported. In
which high phosphorus ores OF the
Crystal Falls district were quite fully
sold At 81 a ton. These ores run from
IS to 60 per cent in iron and from 0.t
90 per cent IN phosphorus.