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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
NEGRO VOTES
IN GEORGIA
The Hsrowlck Bill Denounced
by Bishop Turner.

MACON. Ca Nov. = bishop II.
Il Turner o. the African Methodist
Episcopal church. delivered = sensa.
llanai address this morning 20 the
Georgia conference - the African
Method ct church lie urged every
rpuaibis opposition BY Georgia ne.
Fraes o. the iisfawirk bill To limit
the suffrage now before the lrrisia.
iure He saii ne proposed taking the
stump himself and lmplared every
minister present 70 do likewise.
IL said tbs las would reduce every
negro TO the lEnohie status % a free
slave and that conditions would BE-
worse than before the var IL would
outlaw every black man and woman.
He sad the author was merely sock
inE natarlsty. and WAS backed by the
poor white element
Not one negro IN thirty ever
thinks ~ voting. the bishop dcclar.
"a. They do not sell Their votes.
Three votes aro sold for every negro
ballot purchased
Tho bishop denounced ire supreme
court % the United States for taking
away the neErn's clyil rights. but ex-
ccpting Justice Harlan. who was the
ncEros friend. lie ,aid the negrce.
had no army. bit that the God Of
nations was on their side
Hs urged thst every minister as
sist in GETTING signatures 20 the Pc
iltion to congress for an approprsa-
ton Of slns. 600 noo 10 he uscd In send
ing T.orc 900 of tho race to Africa, 80
that there would be an end to the
race eonfletA In this country lie
said the legislature would have to
0rht the negro % Georgia on his
knees as he prays night and day for
/ God to blight and curse the promo
tors Of this unrlgh,cous measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
mllo Fth Tonight.

Mile m" genuine French
farce comedy. Opens ~ the Seattle
thrater toHlsat fer three nights
run The play fas abe reputation -
telnH rather rIsqus. bus ~ its prca-
sniAtlau IN Portland. ihe urfsuulaH
q that cltS says For the m It part
IN. MAY was presented wth a re-
hnrmenI and iri.eaey that vas both
refreshing ana delightful II any
one attended the Naulgsu LAST niKhi
rSrectluT "a be- terribly shocked. be
eas q aappalnt~d. u naa siruiy an
amusing comedy. lively aud interest.
iur. without a dua line tH ~. ard al
mtrahly presented In the soe7 md act.
when 80 aprrafa 10 the oppariun=
10 that TIE French author has bsen
waiting Dor. yet it .s the dividing line
Tor the American drnmatist Dan
ger lufkrd ln every line Of that scene.
YET SO Mas played etia e moderation
that wsn as charming AZ if VISA
rHrr"
Maudr Granger appears a. the
isadinE lads. and many thcater- 60
efs know o. hat 60 expect from an ara
iiat ~ hrr lanr aud varied exusri-
srro Hamie GIifaY VII De- sen in
the ittio rase. and has many nit
friends here Nho ~ b4 glad Is wei
come her return t. this ritY Nj
Ah-iea. wfa plays the part nf tho
Nirnmtn has received nattcrluE no.
tees eNsryw mere.
The advance Haiea Tor the Pm"
engagement la unusually large and
ind'ca a very sucrcssful engage
mrnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
BRYAN CONTRIBUTES
To SCHLEY HOME

NEW YORK. Nov. 71-Mlsr Edna
Mcclellan. % this city. who i raising
hy means 81 an endless chain a sum
with which to buy a home for Ad-
mlral Schiey in Washington. has re-
csiNei the following letter from W
J. Bryan. dated Lincoln. Neb.. Nov.
Ia. with the Enclosure % ten cents.
4 return the chain letter and am
glad TO contribute dime toward
the loving cup FOR Admiral schlcy aa
I'D for Admiral Dewey. They are
both deserving 81 honor and graft
tudc az the hands ~ the American
people for their distinguished
achievements"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
CITIZENS WILL PROTEST
AGAINST n. P. SCHEME
Petition Circulating Today Asking the
Council Not to Allow Blockade
of the Water Front.

rromnsn, business seattle are today circulating tn
following petitions
According Ia what appears Ia bc the authorized att
houncument 10 the Northern paciar la tba
per that corporation wll apty honorable body
on Monday evening. tHe STR 81 November fuf the
cation ot certain PARTS Of Western avenue. Marion,
srruK and Seneca streets. All fir O. franchise tH
additional tracks iu Railroad avenue Httwteu WHHH.
ingt1n and lutvefriV streets fnr hr uf hu1d-
los a passenger station LAYING down rtsaenke. ana
freight tracks building fre Fht yards freight nh#tH.
coal yards and coal huukrrts between 1sHef
and Untvrraiyy
believing that the construction a passenger
ton, frtigh, sheds. freight yards yards and cal
rons injury 60 The future growth and commercial inter
test against the granting t. thc Nurhtrn Pacific
20 any other company. the power. this place
an embargo upon The srnv iaE AZ this eIft
We respectfully submit n a. there cannot boz two
opinions diantztHte people about tho effect ~
ENiuE up the Waterfront In the AesU - th.aeI Tor
the use % frcFht yards. freight she =
coal huukefH fhir obviously against "a Inter
eHiH OF The city that the a1cIaa ihe North
stn Pacific Railway 81 their Interviews.
ever let the public know that their intention
devote the part = the spaced between Marion
aud University streets Ca freight yards and YaFia
Aecaf1nEiH this mos; Objectionable feature II iArir
plan has been carefully at their talks
puhe consumption. and thsy dNc solely the
ton Of passenger station W therefore
~ protest 10 bonafabls hHiy against ths
company and request that public nouce De- given AZ.
fettluE opportunity ali persons Interested APP
rear aad oppose the same"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23

capt. Harry l.. Wells, Of the ore
Ron volunteers locturcd last evening
at tho Seattle thcatrr on the war ID
the Philippines. lie had "a fair.
sized audience. lie considers the
equipment Of the FlipIuos better
than that OF the Americans lie alec
CRITICIZED the practice Of allowing
the natives T. 30 through the Am,rl.
can lines under the guise ~ being
friendly, ana so aaecrtninIng the 20.
sItlOn Of the United states forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
TRAVEL NORTH
NEXT YEAR
Many Persons Already Arrsng-
ing for Passage.

Few persons no, In the transport
alton business have any idea what
an amount Of travel there will be
next spring between Seattle and
points in Alaska The greater part
Of this travel win be 20 Cape Nome
and Prince william sound. Already
the transportation companies here
are receiving Inquiries from every
part Of the country as to rates. The
more adventurous are anticipating a
raise in prices in the Spring. and are
taking chances b. buying their tick
cts now and making contracts for
freight.
Their reason for doing this IL the
fear that a combination 81 steamship
companies will be made. and that
prices Will be put up out Of sight.
The belief in the advancing prices
mas q good foundation. n 10 not be-
hsved BY the trsnsportstipa men.
however. that there will be any
steamship combination
Despite the fact that quite a num-
Der Of new vessels are already being
built and chartered to so on the Al
aska run. freight contracts are being
made 50 rapidly II Ia thought that
every vessel VII have more business
than u can handle az It's own prices.
The greatest difficulty to be feared IL
that people viii 60 In faster than
supplies can be carried to sustain
them.
Transportation men have. as yet.
only an indefinite idea as 10 what
their prices will be, but they eEti.
mate the advance yarlously at from
10 per cent. 70 20 per cent. A. far as
IL possible, the companies are keep
ing the prospective advance quiet.
as the profits accruing 70 them viii
naturally be larger II tickets are not
purchased too early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
"FogE's Ferry"

The company that ~ succeHHfuily
produced Coon Hollow" viii give
another - Mr Galatians comedies.
.FuFKs Ferry In this the com
pany ls Naif to give equally ms ciev-
sr a Performance a. Il did in TIE
first play The caIorcd artists will
Be seen 10 new levrr partimsa and
Ethiopian scc~nttlciiics. "FuER =
Ferry viii run the balance Of the
week, including the Saturday mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
Additions to White House

WASHINGTON. D. G. Nov. "a
The superintendent Of public build
inRs and grounds. Col. Bingham, =
preparing plans for an addition to
the white House. and Senator Cul-
lom. Of Illinois. has announced his
intention Of introducing a measure
In congress providing for the propos-
ed change ~ Is not known wha.
form the plans will take. but II ls
agreed that the present structure
shall be substantially preserved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
OPPOSITION TO
THE MORMON

SPOKANE. Nov. 23-"The Spokane
preachers meeting. composed Of the
pastors OF the orthodox churches Of
that city, representing a constitu-
cugy ~ more than 1000 people,
unanimously and earnestly protects
against allowing y. II. Roberts. who
r. y confessed vlolstor NJ the law. O
seat I'M our United Staten congress- q"
This resolution was unanimously
adopted at the preachers meeting on
Monday and the secretary, W. e.
Quinn, was directed to mail copy Of
II to each senator ami representative
In the national congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23

The third evening ~ the Garden
Bazaar at the Afmory was high y
successful and the attendance was
even greater than on the previous
nights. 4 musical program Of rare
excoIleur" was arranged Miss Mar
guerte Mckinney and chorus gave
a beautiful renditian.nf The Willow
Pattern Plate. other well-reeelved
numbers were q vocal Solo hy Mrs.
". H. httlcscy, duct by MeHars.
EdmundE and Saunders. and a violin
solo by Louis SinRermnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
CAN'T KEEP UP
WITH THE PACE

A prominent lswcler OF Denver re-
Gently brought 10 seattle carload
90 stock. safes. etc. with Intention
~ locating here in business. ilc Vas
unable o. and location The same
conditions prevail here now ne ia
zoe year Immediately following The
great IRE The building nov In pro-
greas cannot keen pace With the de-
maHd Tor business locations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
The rhird Avenue.

Next week. commencing sunday.
the novelty II the season VIII begin
weeks engagement The "FIupz
mo Vaudeville company. viii make
its first appearance In Seattle. The
organization embraces rs artists ans
viii give the ttcafer- Eoera an opp1r
euniiy 81 witnessing the frHt per
Torrance ever given Ia Seattle 10y
the citizens 81 Uncle Sans new pos
aaaat.na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
INVESTIGATING A
CHILD'S DEATH

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Nov 23-The
health authorities are investigating
the death Of Lsoua Madison. the o.
year-old daughter % Mr. and Mrs
G. Madison. The child died Of diph-
iberia and II II alleged. vas a victim
Of Christian science. No physlcan
was called in. The mother. who at
tended the child. said she had no
faith in doctors aad that her child
died without suffering Arrests are
likely 10 follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
The Ms.ouersde.

Tho ball at the Atmory 70 BE- given
by the X. q r. N Seattle lodge
NJ. 5 tnmorruw uiEht. promises 10
be one - the largest Affairs that ever
took riace NJ That buildInK Extcn-
aivr preparations are being made Tor
the occasion and much interest r.
mhnIieatah by Tho ruhlIe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23

pole
city sensational that the people OF
Juneau have the udse the For tribe Of Indians and have
usd the indct all members the Post
lnetEence concerned the job Of lifting the
totem and other village rongas island Not
tent with this captured the Officers and OF the
steamship city under bonds for their
stated that the
jury committee to
in cory date
The whole astounding that
hardly Seattle
really believes psi had criminal
taking believed deserted
~ which unfortunately for the other things
like the wooden that taken
collections the Of decoration
altogether excusah Of Seattle
with the should this
ambstoncH
homes Yet that
practically did doubtless without
stopping 20 realize the taking
will
viii
tied Of 10 the Aaskans tr
their
lifted" In the night eventually settle cold
the AFFAIR Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
Hoyts Production.

1iuyi'H "a Stranger In Sew York
opens at the Seattle theatcr Sunday
evening for two nights enEag .-
mrnt This play enjoyed q run OF
20 weeks IN New York. and the press
Of that city hailed the play ~ uoyrH
mhAterplece. Paul =. Nicholson. r..
who lmporsanates the stranger" IL
said to be the best yet seen IN the
role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. ~ Corporal
fafe ana private soldier OF the
Tenth Infantry purhuipg two desert.
crH from Port Crook aYortuah ono 81
them Famuei MarEan. "A Ia Platte
lest n.Rht he refused 60 halt when
ordered e. in So and Fuire ana hin
rDmpnn.an both nred. Morgan drop
ped moria'iy wounded and a.ei IN q
few minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
Returned the Notes

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nov. % H.
Bowen, while on h.s deathbed. sum-
moned 10 his side all those who
owed him snd presented them free
several thousand dollars worth N
notes held against them. Bowen was
n wealthy and aged resident Of Hum
phrcy county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
a NEW Hall.

a public rail- viii probably be-
erected by Republicans Of The HcV-
enth ward IN which TO hold political
mcstlngt Tho old finckney hBil.
which Wa formerly used 70, taiH
purpose. has been torn down Tho
hall 10 expected 10 be built by yolun
tarY subscription. Thpfc interested
Ia tho matter are r. g, Eeufrider.
Joseph Gregory. George NJ stewart.
Capt Taylor, l.. II. DUE and W ".
Wiltshire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
WILL GIVE A CAMPFIRE

Tho q. A. h viii give camp fire
20 the returned First Washington
volunteers IN the hall In the Collins
building next Tuesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
M0aaN's ICE TRIP.

B. ". Moran leaves today for Cape
Nome and return. journey lnvolv-
ing 5000 miles Of travel. 1000 miles Of
which VIII be over the ice. lie Think
the trip can be made In 40 days
Moran will carry war department
dispatches for Col. Ray, commander
of the Alaskan forces He also car
ries personal aud business letters
He viii 20 to Dawson and then down
the Yukon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23

The only sensible policy for the Of Seattle TO adopt towards
the uaneontnsnta railroads them ALI the basis Of
equality facilities No road shouii
b. understood
develop business
To Northern
70 build Of the
district while other driven their
tooshn such
policy
other could
There sufficient the terminal
had the tide KinE
a OF them arord that local
while y
make discriminate the y r.
fact IT'S freish, sheds
the counc asking Northern
from closing % This petition vii
be handled
Thousands % There
the the n
Interested be
that The
of the n r. Rand
and the results promise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23

Buy acres. Moore Invest. Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23
AT HALF PRICE AND LES

There is no limit to the quantity or to the
number you may buy. Mail orders for any
book by any one OF these famous writers will
be carefully hlled-Write
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
DR.. Roland Register.
tpf Court street Memphis. T.-ts


e. sHFe anI u.s. Nsrg1rtt's
>pIcrd Ainr-ar iur PusfsHS AZ
SWEEP and - EFICELt The
sPEevs arr Thoroughly Etixed
Vith tae vinegar ahI~A gives
tile pickle q very hRe favor.
Absolute Purity aEd sAtssiIc-
lion cu-srautvssi. For s.tIr "a
u. T. FuISI'S
South Street
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
Asthma Cured.

hsvs HsaGle asthma a special
study Tor three wears sHd have
been able 10 treat quite a nam.
bsF OF clSes aud have tie fFs'
E4llure Ia Eaake yet ia giy NJ
pgomp, relief guarantee
prompt relief. and xs.I send 4
sample battle to any D. F>os
suffering from ASTHMA, il tl.~y
will send ne their express an,
posi- Office address
J. :. kiEAEn ". ,.
TeckvilIe, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
v9ssSNst hssTns

Man-J-C 49, : AZ he-ne ~
m. BsE@~r - rsPortel sis;e
- Nth sAgE f.v~-.
~na.a- saith - t4-xr7es- NHs-.
sv~as - nd1y "a sh- ely
Ns FAaNss Nas.sy = AttsnstinS
tie EzzSsxil.e Moral
Prus. Al Bo1s4zr1zs = xi==-ls<
his ~ her. in AlHhaUE
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afx~r a fe< &s.s Tsfa--~-
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CAV froa1 Ls151-- I~KEs-
Nss. RsasSa E~xns = bze< after
A. rXssz3--sl xas-- - I-ErA44s
Gseu<x~ ls1y~n. =. = visssias
trss..a4s IN P1ssrtcc csl1l-x-
lake Cs~-s-v = a. kNn~ xfk~r IA
as~--enes - several m.Sukks-
N-s.L p Iones Aa.i tAzzily are
visiting rwisrive- tn '-A---Till~-
=. Tl1sley Ahl- * Water Nal -.
xzs - the ely Ea~ 1rss os he s~~&
I TTa~ lSs-ss- zz-s are vi-.siax t1sir
zncsc. Mr. B~z >S4lz1z-z % G~Esa-
Phs--
Mr<. O. " Baszle< 5 vs,5-ia< her
d1.shses. Nrs- Oee-s.rsst q &en
phbs-
Ms Dzs~ Eiuazaoz- brft Eonsls5
Tor An exEen-s<i va-az d reA4liSe- a
TsxAs-
I-ros. AMI Mr. P1zl Sazzz5-rs arr
visiting r~iAxix~s n &~.zPnss and
>.a2EooEz-
Mr. Levy and ehisir-a q Nsm-
pAis. are the guests Os Ms II
, -ieo--41-
-. Blzns Jchzson s-si d4uxhfs-,
Ni-s PICK. Wasted frs<se*s u Tyro'
Ia5s se~<-
n Mss Ioka Brown and Hatfss
. Cozo- l@Et TE<s<a1y 10 yssaE relatives
n Gs-nsrs
= NJ wU Turner All xlte %
CI-x~lnr1. Ms are the guests o.
Miss Pfaxi= T9rn~r-
Mr. Motifs Gip@.51- o< G~yn-9eAs
Nn~~. = k<azzss the cOozs<-- u a.
un-le. E<- J. y 6lr-O1-
Miss yirxizsa JOse- 5 <=rioo-ll
IN al th@ rezsSezcs q her 1rchs- Dr
z W Jozez q ,h~ camps
NJ. VII Brown left this week q
. su~zsa seme time xitn frle1sis Il
d-re-eu. pozS5Ocs Of Texas
Prof. C. c. F.rreH left few day
ago fer Kez.scky- 10 spend the "a
: cation ra0nshs wlEh his parents
Master ThSr,zs Cain Dunlap, .
. S~w AIhzay. : visiting his grand
raogh@r. Mrs Mary Dunlap. Of Col
l<ge Hill
Mrs Ed Reaal2ni and Eide son
I --s4 Mo Iollie BeAnland less Mon
: Say fox Eureka Springs. ARK, 1
; spend the Summer months
, Mis- Maggie LOTION Of Nietoris
i the xres- OF Nrs- NalOue al IN
: Womsn's ColIege- Hiss Mag<l
: viii be . EuPL Of the college
; Septsube--
+ Mr.. J. G.. Trelo1r. the popEls
, SupsryIsoy OF Beat 4. g1s in a
Z city Monday. Mr. Treloar Was ~
: elected TO tAis offiee al the primar
last Friday by handsome msloril.
Porter and her son, Mr. Porte
e Of Florence, Ala, attended the Y
I, neral OF Mrs y n Ssowers. ths
daughter and sister, last Fridx
y Mrs Porter VIII rcsazin In the esl
I. for several months
e MsS Edith Kemp Of the ~
a rnasv College accompanied
4 Miss Naxxie Lotion weus to Co6e
: vile. ON Saturday, ret.rning q
visit of Nins C0rrinns Meeca
q they viii Teturn TO Oxford q
n seek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
Salesman Wanted

Ne waai a sober and IHdss
iFi"as nsaa - sell cigars IA tisi-
Territory Experience rot Sh
salatsls rssaTy- lyon SSH
ensPloy laeUt wvsIe to u Tor par
tIeElaFS at once.
CkRsER Cess Co
shatsaHoesr. Tenn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
Proceedings ut the B..arss OF
Sup~~sf~ar-

Board met July ;. an M. uslssrs
md officers present. aud the fol-
losing husinss- sss trans .ese.i
l. : Di'Isrj. brilxe repairs. SO
i HIrksus. lumber. sUf
+ II kiMiaous. clvsyIux pa
pnvr ir"m J4ck>eu Il. Ov'rri II ~
! \ furvIs. repair. on hydr4al
At court hs.u>-. 81
D,Se.cy aud Miller. repairs 90
sT.ds~. s. -
L-~i, & NcKse. mls~ Tor poor
l"uss. 81 ~
CA NeChar-u. nssis- iur .r.aA
PIX rA'uI. 81 n
W { Neil. u.i-e Or lsiI a. -
ABB C,sIe. b.dg br5si.- "a
/ ID l--.iu A c. tasi-e fsr ia.
ossr- sisi pagps =. s.
EsEi~. sub prscvv,sInz-. g q.
D. J Nssnrr. maintaining rau-
per- a ulasin- l6 garment. Sfs
J Z ~h-.p - hereby afs1 -
pvsTsecr asi r..ssi lax y. -
Or'i. rcd ,.aa; hrijgs b. taslf
scru-> the ef--k u.tr Grshsn-s
uii'. sn., fhe r.a'srci b. 4aarl-.i
/. \ 4 GEsiam. Al 81 T--r is,-i
'-ri fgr a~fpsl 2uau-4I ss .-.a.k.r
u-ei. ais - rxsfa-
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hssgss. s.
Wv >s4<er-. assi.e ~ PsaE~r..
ste
" II K6.. a.. a1iasa.si 2
I.Tlsna-ss. $3.50.
Z : y A.a.as-. Esp4riss s:rgs
ss err u5' ri-rk> IL. snl SIX
a. lul. sls -.
= . II zT. ealszF n
= .i4-- sEstS
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ius.i. -ha@iu- a.s e--h rasd sus
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acsrI.~i
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a. q
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-m tll pr fa;i~u,s. siz -
jae B1rT.. ceavrt.ug sa4-ll E.ox
"a. -. = "a tent. 50
Road Fausinz ;rssn Oxsri te
psli4s "a &. an<rd Ia the iu!IoE-
iux msnn-r L-aviug former
ss...l IN tip u hili. neeE II uaiis
pct. an = 0~et.s p.ace, run
ing n 4 n sthEe>terIy sligress.l.l
/ o. Iss- c,,rtef ~ Cva Ma-ss sRi X
Rs,i.urk Fss-tar~. th@uee W.sE o.
ti- linz l~tW-eo Geo Mss an.s
X Hsts1.-k. interesting tie Ok
ford sssl Dallas rad u, sr tie =
mr. Il l. ~ Melt. field The
county = ns., .isbir Tor tie right.
i.g ~ay ot ssit chang
4 J : CaIie~-T awarded contract
10 bas.i a bridge b~,xsen Steve
CallnEay asssi Diek LacAs at -
erul> pr fas.i-
Am Wells. awarded con;rsc; q
t.ti.d bEisiE- aches y TuecrlJ
p.i. creek a; 10 per loot, baud
required
! CF Cain. hailsling two bridg-.
On A'.b~v'll~ sni Wyatt road II
iTsisai.ArrhIe lsst"m. per order d
~ Smith. slA.
IL Nelson. uas!>e for Paup-rs
s3O 20
7 Qaart~riy settlement with coua
Giy treasurer continued until next
m-~slug
FL Maer~ wss exempted frna
rsszd da,v provided be keep ~
the rvasi frOn the pIllle rad 6.
She Euor hu1se
All K-ss.lel. mel:ciue fsr pan
p~r<. 81 -
Examination Of isii proved sat-
i>fastcrT, ani prisoners ~e.i caFed
far-
Members aud ofierrs w-se al
loved Ih-.r usual f-v>
. Cour, adjournei II NEE, sgsis
On the .3ad OF July fpr The Vlr
pose Il further examination oi a.
srs<ment r.,lls. and passing UPos
same {, determine shetlstr the -
SCISSOR be given naTe time
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

FOR SALE y GFst-esas-
residence IN good Trpair. foEF
acre. Ia tie lot. On Svcuuss
S0a-h Street Apply to
J. ". 7. FALkNER-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

To eradicate WORMS from the ~ys-
teFn give the ehili 7tsia. uo1-sEin<
food AMI WHITES CREAM YER
NIFCGE- Tne rs~zit -. tss sor1S
VII. disappear and zae CD - n~cQsse
healthy and cheerful Pre- 3.S-ss-
For sale by a. r Callt1n 4 Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Daring one of the oveFl0ws
in the Seventies, a piano Vas
completely submerged After
the water subsidized. the piano
was thoroughly dried and it VAS
found To be nninjHEed and u IS
used 10 this day Ii Is hardly
necessary to state that IL was a
-Mathashes- piano, for there j.
no other that We know of that
could go through such an expe-
rienee sssGIured- This make
las been sold by Philip Wrr-
lein. Lamitsd, New Orleans Tor
IS years Mrire thea Tor par
tieulars before baying anything
Of . nusicol natalie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

Tor Salc-a50.1e1 f,-st 4.
P.ue LnglbeF. FuT close prize
and prompt delivery see
! |. SHIxtUIK.
In WILLIAMSON ~ Soy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20
Ii you need a niee bassy- ".
W. kIEable has IL for sale.

A sure and safe way % cure chllls
= 10 take Hills Cali Prescription
IL contains no PoL-1n. AID - .=ste-
lees ard guaranteed Ii Is sold al
over the South and in Oxford BY
Mr. A II keEdei- II : made ONLY
BY Indiana Drug Specially Co, s.
L0C5 and Indianapolis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

r /. D4Bfcrth OF LKssr1a-e- Ga,
susI Ered Tor * months with j
srsgkitUi rUnuing sore ia kis Ieg
Sat Writ-ss TIA BneEleG's &rVstcl
ss7.Te wholly cured !. - nvs DAYS
For Ulc-rs. " ount-. Prizes it, the
,ls / s-ssve IL tn@ urgrhl care x1zr-
.aHg@~sSi- Only = CO Sobi BY T. I.
Cllatoa * 60.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-07-20

l. yozr liver tire. : Does Il iaii
To do is dGfT. II 50. don't nesi=cs
is call for help. 4 trw du-ss Of
HSEBINE may <1we ynz = spell OF
sickness HERbINE - the only
perfect liver Mecsclme- IL cures
ellis and fever Prize sets al e.
K. CniItou & Co