davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-09-29

] EENIIvAl oWLLE EEOIVlIe
BE 1T EVER SO HUMBLE
1 THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME.
That is fact that to be denied by we people v-
ing out in the west Notwithstanding the fact that
have had a Good Many Hard Knocks while this
believe that the hard times dull seasons, and hard
work and suffering we have had to go through make
from we believe that better times are smiling
s upon and can accumulate a little each year SO
q that make Home More Pleasant and
4 happy for the Boys and Girls, and Father and
] each year without spending little to make It more
! enjoyable for ourselves and others.
] SEEDING TIME IS NEARLY OVER
And now the time begin to think what to buy for the
j and outside tools and machinery, but the time
else tny enjoy your home IyOu get
Genuine Beckwih Round Oak heating you get your
moneys worth and the you burn
fact will the price Of the fuel in short time
4 WHAT IS TO PREVENT YOU BUYING
nice pair of Lace, Chenille. Damask
PRICE y an ss s1e them thew
IN the appearance of You Can Have If You Want It.
anyone pay come and make your selection We
have the and best selected stock that has
selecting carpet don't forget to Look Our Rugs Oil
! cloth, and Linoleum.
4 THEY HAVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT IT.
There question boys girls have been
thinking that Ma and Pa ought their getting
them papered which doesn't much New Bedroom Suit
OAA
All OF these things can be- bought for such small sum money
that when put them home wonder why
Il didn't do
& Fun, Pleasure and Happiness.
You will have all of your you get one of
ments. know you been thinking about getting an
W OF s but 11 o these ad o mp
try before buy it, If 1t suits keep it,
We do this much better than travelling fake that gees
through the country Some of you have had experience with
q These Frauds and know won't be bitten again.
4 Now Is The Time
To get Davis Sewing Machine your home They
are the best on the market If you vi" let u.s. We will put one
4 cheaper machine we have them any price.
s You Might Surprise Them.
might surprise boys girls by bringing them
home nice von mandolin guitar, banjo We have the
largest stock in this line of goods that has been brought
q this county
s Long Winter Rights.
pas. ns s. oss 9s n Hos R R %.S son
You have to have Your Eyes Fitted With Glasses We
fitted with all the latest
fitting eyes, and you Will only pay One-half what
would pay these travelling ocuists No Fit No Pay
] See Us when You want One.
See when you WATCH clock piece of ewery
sverwsre. We keep largest and best selected stock of
Of a % h Of uS
of the best watch clock, and ewely repaers in the
J Given Away.
have not one of state
will call Every the should
put In Their School Room 1t the latest map and
shows townships quarter sections all the
railroads, charge by calling
for it.
We Pay Cash Or Give Trade
For brass and copper. WE REPAIR all kinds of
engines farm Implements machinery watches, clocks jewey,
bicycles, furniture, guns revolvers tinware etc.
You Are Welcome
To rest waiting when tired. Come in and
whether Thanking the
soliciting
Very Truly Yours,
E. z. Moses Mercantile Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-09-29

See my stock, hich contains all the
latest, neatest and up-to date goods
for fall and winter suits. / know 1
can please you,
J. 4. REIN. Tailor.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-09-29

The democrats and popullsts Of
Great Bend township met Saturday
and each nominated the following
ticket: For Trustee, Chris Koopman;
Treasurer. A. s. McCracken: Clerk,
Fred C. WItte; Justice, Rudolph Steuri;
Constable, J. ". Amerine.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-09-29

Miss Mary Relche, who went down
in the east part of the state last spring
is now at Zyphya, Ok. and enjoying
herself
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-09-29

Go to Diff. the tailor for nice fitting
and well made suit OF trousers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-09-29


Brigitta Juttner, Franz Juttner ct al. defendants
By virtue of Special Execution to me directed
and delivered issued out of the Goth District Court
County, in said State, I will on Monday October
3Oth A. D: 1899, at 10 o'clock of said day. at
the Court House west door in Great Bend City, in
the County and State aforesaid, offer public sale
and sell without appraisement to the highest bid
der. for cash in hand the following described real
property, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter of section No. Six, (6)
Township No. Eighteen QS), Range No. Fourteen
14), West OF the 9Th P. Nj. in Barton County Kan
Said property to be sold commanded by the
said Special Execution.
L. P ABER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Sept Is, 1899.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-09-29

MORNING sEssIoN-Io
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-09-29
You Might Surprise Them.

You might surprise the boys anC
home nice violin, mandolin, guitar,
largest stock in this line of goods tina
this county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Gen. Clement \. i'Van~. ~ Ntlania.
ia, who was chairman - the commit
tee appointed 6y the governor in re-
-pouSe 70 "a resolution adopted hs the
last legislature requiring th~ rieml- -
20 srvurr information as - the io.a-
tion of ths graves Of coufrd.rnts -"l-
di-r~ Who died in northern military
prisons. has ~"ut q cnpy ~ their rs--
port To- ten. Narvu. , Wright. the
agent of IN" war department. whose
letter io the adlufsHt general ~ ucor
gia has alr,a,lS tr~n made public. The
report Is bN no m~an~ complete and 10
j. lacking IN essential "details. i-.causs
the work of The commission WIS hnm-
psr~'l by the back - suitable appr,.-
priation Of f,iuds - m-vt ucvs~-.ir,
expenses. hut ~ shows that ucaFis ct.-
ooo confederate dead are burird In
northern states.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
NOVEL AND HORRIBLE.
An Es-cs..sss tts-mpt. Nsrss~~ sss sst-
eide D. A.ssysA.si.-s "A rta--


New York. Jan :. Richard Price. q
former convict. yesterday attempted
To murder htS mistress and commit
suieislr in a sssmrys hat novel and hor-
ribi. way The woman was Mrs. itan-
non. With whom until lately. Price
lived tor six years. rh-y separated a
monfh ago on account of Prices al
legged cruelty. Thursday Night they
met. and I'ricr compelled the woman
10 90 with him 10 Biserker-strrss
hotel. When she was in b-,si he gave her
whisky believed to have been drugg~sl
Then Price turned ON the uniightesi
gas pet. There was gas stove IN
the room and he also let the gas from
this escape. lie showed his trousers
against the door ON the icor. ~ that
asphyxiatioR would b. SURF.
The woman rose from her bed in
terror. Price knocked her down and
held her mouth over the gas stove.
just before she was overcome by the
gas that poured into her mouth she
screamed loudly. A man in n nearby
room heard her. lie broke open the
door and prevented the murder of
the woman and suicide of Price. The
woman was unconscious. but will prob
ably recover. Price. whom the gas
had not seriously affected. was ar
rested
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
FATAL FLAMES.
Three lives Is-t sai Msay f.iar~a In the
narainx Of q rttt.barxs Hst.t
Heroic H..~a-~4

Pittsburgh. Pa.. Jan "A tire.
which broke out in the Hotel Riehelieu
at ,. ti o'clock yesterday morning. ~
suited an property loss of only about
si5.uHo. bat three lives Wrrr sacrificed
and live people we're ha,ly hurt
The Rre originated on the SECOND
fioor from an explosion Of gas. aud
within a few momsuts the building
Was ulass Of dan.s and binding
smoke. The Noise of the rNplosion
awakened mast of the gIrsts. about
twenty in numbsr. and a frantic fight
for life eusuesi.
Robert y. Thompson. OF kaiaski.
Mich. a salesman for the Cadillac
Lumber Co.. was the means OF saving
at least six lives. In the first moments
after the explosion. b. rushed into the
halfway OF the second tioor and STUN
bled over the unconscious form OF a
woman, whom h- dragged into the re-
eeption ROOM Five others. three men
and two women. who had been turned
back from the stairway by the flames,
We're shrieking and fighting for some
exit. Thompson forced them all into
the big room and locked the door.
knowing that il meant death to go
into the hall. he fought the desperate
men back until the arrival Of the fire
men when all were rescued.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Columbus. O.. Jan Two hundred
msmherS OF the Fourth Ohio volua-
,eers. gathered here for muster out.
were hurled from their improxis.si
beds az the Auditorium at an early
hour. and = were injured. quit. a
pumb~r h.ing seriously hurt. al
though no fatalities are expected. In
orsl-r tn accommodate the men tem-
porary double-si~cked hunks had been
constructed out OF tent hoors and
seantiings. and under the weight ef
the Sleeping soldi~rS the structure
topplesl over. All the injured were
second battalion men
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
NEWS AND NOTES.
F,Frv-FuFrn cososssS


In the senate. On the an. IN. first 500
ss"n h-id subsequent - the holiday rerrzs
ne r~adinE u the journal was DISPENSED
stth ur"n the appearance nf Mai Fru-
den assistant secretary t. m. pr-.sfent
sno pr~-~ntesi a u-~-ax- FROM the prs
went containing the treaty q PARTS Ths
ss-<i"n. AMI the tr~sfv was r-ferr-d 10
the committee on foreign r~latiurs. after
Nhtrn the op~n session was resumed
senator Aiit<ssn announced tbs. hath Of
senator NorriL when the usual r~soiu-
uons we're asioptesi. and. a further
MARX % respevt. the senate Niiourusst
In the house the session waS Devoted
70 consideration q the bill To d-fine anst
punish crime IN alassa- The h"u-- nnai-
~ adlouru-.t as a mara % respect 70 the
memory Of the late senator Morrill,
In the senas-. on the sth. little business
OF Interest was TRANSACTED A resolution.
offered by Mr.. Hnar Mass > directing
th~ committee IN FOREIGN relations 20 ~
port to the senate whether thu treaty %
u citiz~uS af the rnit@-t states against
spain. which v-r- IN ~xist-nr- b@f1r- the
present var. and ths status - such
Claims after the ratification u the fr-sty.
vs~ ssiort~si In the nou-s quite a
number u hii- of minor Importance rs.-
portest from the judiciary COMMITTEES.
wer- pa-s-st The rernsinsi-r of the dsy
was occupied In cuutfnuing the cousiiera- b
tion at the bill to eodffy the laws OF
Alaska
In the senate. on the SIN. a resolution
sas adopted In secret session calling an
the president for Information A. - tn
structiOu~ 70 the commissioners WIN ns.-
<otiafe-t the tr~atN u Paris. etc Mr.
tNT~ry spoke Tn favor of the Vest r~~oiti-
tim opposing expansion. Mr Morgan an
nouncett tho acceptance % a ms~iffissi
form Of am~ntm~nt to his Nicaragua hlit.
In the h~t--. In committee uf ths
whole. the legislative. executive ansf ltI-
dictai appropriation biii being under siis-
cu--ton. On Fnuttor. the appropriation for
the civil servtce commission vas STRICKEN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
EXCITEMENT AT SANTIAGO.
Policy rara-d n.asiits and MAJ
d-r- and wsr. C.vtar.d.

Santiago de Cuba. Jan. 9.-Senor
issrartii. the mayor of santiago. Is ca
Ding IN Havana each day r~garding
the situation. explaining that the local
~Neitement growing out Of the pro-
posal Of the United States authorities
TO concentrate the customs receipts at
Havana. is not aliayed and that the
people want provincial and municipal
autonomy.
IL Is understood that Gen. Wood.
governor of Santiago. with ten CaS-
tilla. will rrach the United States on
or before Tuesday next. and arrange
ments have been made for n special
eable service To inform the people here
as 10 Developments after Gen. Woods
arrival in Washington
Lirut.-Col. Ray reports from Guam
tanamo that Cuban major "a short
time ago took 20 the woods with sew
eral of his men. became bandit and
killed five men. The entire band has
been captured. and will be put ON
trial.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
A DISPATCH FROM GEN. orls.


Na~htnrtnn. sau. p The war sls-
rartmrut r-r~isr,i anoth-r despatch
Yesterday frufn Maj .s.en. ott.. sam-
uiaHsiing the z nif.,l State truap- an
th~ rhdirpsurs. IN. ouiei..ls observe
uuitsaiat refs-.iire Wifh ry~psvt ta it,
cHufrnts. hut ir s. uusirrStss-I thai
the iuferufafieu coufsfusd ~ NOT uf an
uufaterahir character oe sneh ~ 10
give unsius sune~rn - the aslfainfsfra-
ti"n- - isr - tb~ oaieisls arv Will
lns "a admit The dtspateh shows na
material ehane~ IA th. e1usllti.sns eN=
i~fiug a. the time of ths pfs,iuu~ ssi-
stsrr.
unr eahsna' atiir-r last night ,aid Il
contained nothing Of character
alarming, serious or eNritiug. Thsr.
bad bssn ao collision with the insnr-
gents. h. added. and not a shot had
h~en frr,l. The dispaich. heweser. j.
hsiicved ta have b~eu of sufficient I'm
portauee "a bring the matter to the
immediate attention Of the president.
and Seervtary Mgrr aud Ndjt.-tieu.
.orhiu Were Ia conference some time
during the afternoon. presumably on
the matter. The presidents proeia-
nation 10 the FiliPinos had b,.en pub
liShsd IN Manila. but ten. oti= did not
saY to What extent it had b..en made
known to the inhabitants in the other
parts Of the group of islands. nor
whether II had beeu Publishr,i NJ
llo.io. At the latter plac. ten Miilrr
has been directed to land truaps un-
der his command now on th.. trans
ports there. hut the dispatch FROM
ten. Otis did not Indicate whether
this had hecu done or not.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
GEn. OTIS ORDERS
n~st is~d rresp- t-sa--tt.s.i, saa E.s-
ss- ,ltf - tisIl. ~ fsss-
" >-ss.-ssy.

Washington. Jan. a g,.urrH of
var ~s~ hstd ~ ,hr White H~u-. yr~-
tersiay aftsrnoan. ~hieh was rarti-i
Tsas~'i in % rrerisi~ut MrNial~s and
sssrvtaris- long snd Ais-rr
A- a rr~uit Il thr crulsrru.s o.,
r~rstie~ ursi~r~ w~rw sent o. C,rn. Oti~
10 tak~ f-s-~~-sssa Of Iioiio. bs fure~
w u~,-.--ary
ihis setiou ~ss ds-vuifd usss-~sarv
after the r~e~ipt u asi,is,s from floiio
saving The Insurgents had assumed .
tivsissf atts;usar anss thrrasrsss..i =,
burn IN. tow a. the aring Of the ar~t
shot.
The Dispatch frum Gsn. ptis .avs
further that t.eu. Niil~r hasi advised
him that ~ to last frisiay b. had t--~n
uaahir - ~f~ct isn,ting. ten. Mii-
lsF hasi le~p notified by VI. insurgents
that ,hs landing ~ american troops
vosild hs opossd hv ferrr
Scenes of sli-or,i~r arv of daily o.
curreprv ~ ilosl.. and The forvirn rvS-
i'isu's ha,r p~titicnr,i t.en. Miller to
give them Protrction.
t-~u. otis also advised the depart
meet that Nruiunisa has fssusd n
proclamation stating that the insur-
g~nts hrsl battirs Tor wears Tor their
in,~prnlrue~. aud the war would b..
continued liz acrtrsed the American
government - had faith. aud said h.
would n~vcr consent - American oe-
eupatiou ~ the islands
Deep anxiety - frit by The officials.
and 81 b. now admitted the situation
j. s"rious. rl~ INSTRUCTIONS sent
previously - make p-acvahle land
trw w~rr a. m. INSTANCE - certain
senators Who behaved ans conflict l.,-
tween ths insurgents and the nite,l
states troops would have an ia effect
up"n ths ratification of the peace
treaty.
Owing - the embarrassing position
tu whieh the sfand assumed by th.
Insurgents has plarrd the United
states. p~n--fui negotiations will
crease. snd the ~ity af tla,i6 will h..
taken hs ss-auit II tho Insurgents ~
tllss o. surFvnslrr az ance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Cairo. Jan. THE British diplo-
matie agent in Egypt. Niseouat Gro
ner. has Laid the foundation stone, at
Khartoum. of the Gordon Memorial
college. in the name of Queen Vic
toria. and in the presence Of the sir
sIar. ten Lord Kitchener. of khar-
toam. the British officers. and the ma
tive sheiks. The British agent, in a
speech. outlined the aims of the col
legx. announced that il would be
wholly unsienominational. and that
would b. conducted in the Arabic Ian
guage. He added that the object of
the college was not to create race of
Angiicized Soudanese. but to train
their minds. .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Mobile. Ala, JAN AFTER inter
walls of rain during the night and early
morning. the atmospheric condition
of a heavy storm was noticed here be-
tween and 10 A. M At the latter
hour n heavy squall. accompanied BY
rain. came up from the northwest.
and burst over the city and river with
great violence. The winds velocity
was computed to be 40 miles an hour.
Property in the northern part of the
CITY which was exposed suffered Sc
verrly. Trees have been uProoted in
the city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
u., rr-a..l,,... ., p.....

Henry Ring went 10 the olfiss - ]
=. Ilsa~siy. president of The boar,i Of
sdueutiou. at Memphis. Tenn and
asked Mr.. Iisaseiv Ia talaur, his hank
book H~ then asked Nr Ne1ss-it 10
draw check for thu an,oant. get IT
and taks II - another hank. \ am
going Is die ~o.sn. ANYHOW. said Ring.
and ! want my wife t. have nn tron-
bic in getting the money" Mr. Esass'-
" drew the money fram the bank and
went 90 the othrr. where h. met Eipg.
When he was in the act of making the
drpoSit Ring r~ete,i. fell 10 the tioor
and died iu ten minutes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

s~s4t-t
-, = -
s--,s.'' .,e' -" 20. y M
- n.--.h... -. ''..,'' -
- - -. -',''
-. " :
- - -,
-, -, - s'.''
- ''''' = '''''' ~
r, - -.
-. -, :,
.. -, -. '...s,...- =,
49,. -
n, :. -. -, -. 4.
-, -. -. -, -.
a.. ,.,,,,,,l,.,.5 -. -. :
.....,,,t :.
-.
CI,n, t,,,.Lt :, - N;.A
l.. I.d ,.,,n.I -. -. ~. -
-. - = - -
- :. -, =. -, :. =
-. h,,,. -, - - IN -.
- -, :. =. -, - -. :.
:, IN, -.
-, ,..,,,,..s e-.,,,, FL. c;.-
- -. -. - !.
-. -. - -. -,
-, -. - - -.
-
80. - ii -,
~. - -,
:. - -
go ooo -. :. ,.,;..... -. -
-. -
o'u
- - - ':,.', ~. .'n ,'.aaoa' ~ - -
ma. ~ MUS" =, "S' $50 - ~ .
-,
o'"" "e P'aee A' 49," 70 .
'o""' anu ",,' ' '"''" ~
'S " s u
n"nu io' '"e '.sn .. ''''''s
at Sna"sna'' anu 'ns 'si" s"'e'h-
n'en' nas uee'aeu " feiuse ." S'''i
10 rranee
nne'ana mas repisa ." 'nT s<s' eo'
oiailt inu"'S'hg '"s P''p'Su PsSe
sonie'eee' an"
heaas the uissuss'"h y ." Oe son-
oueteu-
4
mat ,ne camp AZ Nn'ss'i'.. Tenn. "s
orosrh up anu tnAt '"e t"'' -a1s'
Msh'san ana an o.h'' '"ps nov
there oe sen, os raii ." SaNAhnan WIN
VIC" 70 .neif transportation 70 SANTA
e'as' sus
' ~
iowa. on tne o'n refused 70 pay ths
es ~
o'"e "
ern"h' mas "o ''s". "
on'sef anu p''po " '
case
| ihe i'."e
i've as,on' W." seA i'-'a -
Eas'on'a' w.. mas
Inc ooJee' u 'ne '''s'oA - -
- - - - -. - saxa,.s
aaeions u gray ~
ot
seaiPs -
s'aera 'AS = r.. /,
hussian ''o"'''' ~
hun
on N. n'1ey , - 49, - ~ - -. -
los. - .ne = - Th.o.,arn y
S,.a rna - r.n,. h,;sa, w.s s,sc,-,,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Assistant Secretary Howell Of the
treasury department. has under con-
Aborerx and others seeking admission
To Hawaii Under the Hawaiian laws
they were allowed 10 visis their native
country and return upon complying
With certain conditions as to registra'
non. ETC.. before leaving. Now they
are met by the Chinese exclusion laws
Of the United States. About 500 Chi
nese ar~ affected
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The taliasy ine, P,.ti,innS in bankruptcy
hav. been ni.si In the Fssisral cpnrt a.
jackson. \ >amm.rtsld - HaEss.i city.
H. h Harn.tt- attorury. zssrtS o. /. asso.
and Liabilities Sis.s7i. Ralph tsuast.
Fort Asiasu>. NiiAin>ssn eauntv. assets
nothing. liabilities ahput saa0oa. J. a.
Mount q Pond. Wilkin>.,a county. a.
sets nothing. liabilities ab.sat sis.aoo.
;. Blumenthal. waosivilis. assets moth
lug. liabilisiss about q, ,eaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
AN AMERICAN PROTEST.
From w.shi.Etsa. Protests Against
Exslussvs eeae>ssis~s al shanghai

Pekin. JAM THE United States
minister here, L. H. longer, acting
upon instructions from Washington.
vigorously protested Thursday against
the extension of the French or any
other powers exclusive concession at
Shanghai. but he urged the extension
Of the existing settlement on an in
ternatioaal basis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
A SHIP YARD ACCIDENT.


London. Jan. IA big boiler bring
tested in Hewitt's ship building
yards, at Barking. burst to-day. and
the experimenting engineer and eigh,
men were killed
About forty persons were injured
some fatally. The bodies of the dead
were frightfully mutilated.
The whole ship building works was
wrecked. A lady WAS found dead JOG
yards from the scene of the disaster.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


Al tHfersal machine expls-i-,i ~ ,hs
depot At Ne v Aihaay last week. and a.
= tv>alt Az men vrrre seriously vvaaass
81 To. bs,lnb sas s-ns Z, J.->e swain
sns wss enca~s,i IN sy-ricn h-sx VITA
hiDgvs cover and ~ arranged 10 urs
. psr'u-sion cap wh~n N. lst wa-
raf~~st u was mssi- sf an old thimbie
sksin t.'r q wax'sa. ioasis,i y ith powder
et-A~hnts et- Near the has a balr
hsd t--p drilled and IN ordinary gun
tat'~ inserted. On which wss plas~.i a
persus~iua cap over the zap was ar
rsnS~si a hammer. marh the ssmr ss a
gun hammer. The b.ss c,,ntAiasnx the
t~asiiy us~hiue was sent from HOLLY
Srrtn~~ The p-r~sns hurt were rrsapcd
sroansi a tablr Watching the box being
orsn.si. ls-,&ing upon is a. Christmas
ls<s a ~ssne Kind. when the explosion
csne.
Af'~r sa Investigation hy the Officers
. ncsru aAna.d Anderson and two " hite
nsa. n. M Nsi~s and his IN. & VI.
N"sen. are In jail charged With --nsiiuy z
tho h"x- The n.xr, ~sy> " VI Solea
gave hsn the b.ix 30 ta<e - the express
effire With inssrae,isns a. ship L. No
lea = the father of the yoanx man
ALLIED sosns time axo b. Mr.. swain.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
stss-m.as a. to Meningitis.

To eurrret exaggerated rurnnrs, the
foiiass iug statement - made
Therv have been thre. cs>es II utenia-
gifts At the Agricultural college. two ef
vhich we're -tusi~nts IA attendance The
third volunteer mustered oat at Colam-
han. Tenn ts,-- - who arrivs~i at the cod
lex~ Dee - aut vas sent Ia the hospital
th. same night, having not even uatrieu-
isf.~I TNo u the cass.- dis-i the third j. out
~ danger There has h@eu no new eases
for eight iavs exc-Ps TIA. volunteer. Who
-at~rs-i -is-k snt sis-t Il ts hop..i that the
,tis..azs hs- -p-nt it, foree snt that all stu
dents ai-sut can safely return At the cut
lr~sk. while the president advised -tasisnts
to rrsnain, the itS-a-- not casta-
xiou-. be -aisi snv staient vhe wanted tn
lesvs OF fclt that hi lssF~ats would approve
of hIs leaving coabd ~. The ex~r,.i-s- are
ssing regularly aloag Nlth the ~ta,isnts
. hs ii,i NOT icase.
: u LEE President
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

%AAA - 6se@ssN+e ssfaesHt Nsss4As~
n. ssii,ssins wran.i Ns-.ni- h.-iiss
rvili Aald t,~ir annaai s.s-sssru. a. Ni..'.s-
eurlg sturinr tha --srsusi vs-x in Feh-
rHarv The tsransi ta-nrfantisrv sn,i
tsrand Ceanesl ssn Msnsiav the sth. toe
fsransl Chapter. Ta-s.isv th- 1th. AMI
f.ir tiraud is-ir~ "a the an sud 9TH
tiama~~a remp3~. NvSsie >hrlue. viii
ulrs un Maaday snd ru--.iav nixAts.
@ q >lnith. res.sr,is-. wiil furnish blank
aHplisaiissa> ~ ali 4spirants Oas af
'bs met Interesting matters - ruu1-
up ,-.fare the tsrand Ls-igv will he the
question: II ls--afiur the Masonic Home.
Al osmmuui,ir, desiring - enter the
eemrstitiou tar securing the hon.
saoaid send Prupe~itisns - the char
san - the t.rsnd Lasixe committee.
Hon ". q Walker. u Aberdeen. The
Grand lafsire = creating a considerable
fund and proposes - erret and eadow
the houe ~ A. q provide for the care
~ several hundred children