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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
CUBA is SELF SUSTAINING.
IA tatsr~-ting statement .f the
Financial condition "f the t.i-
aaa-< rissa-osa. ~urpI.-.

Washington. Aug. - The war d.
partmsnt enc out yesterday for pub
lcatiou an interesting statement oi
the financial condition ~ the Island at
Cuba. II shows that under the fHan-
age Eent of the nited Statrs govern.
ment the receipts uf the island frnm
January l. iS9a. to Jun" 20 of the
current wear, eSe-ed the expenditure
by the very handsome sum of ~. .t~o. -
oaI. This statement probably viii hc
y surprise To MANY persons who had
thought that Cuba. unsier the military
occuptin Of the nited States. WIZ
not self sustaining
During the period named the r.
c~ipt> from all sources wsrc s6.a-2 .nfa.
disbursements. Si,50i. .9ss. of this
money disbur~ed si.7Ie.ott was cx
pended ia nitstion. s5p5,2C3 iu the
erection and Improvement Of harraeks
and quarters. = -. .sG3 IN the establish
ment. etc. ~ the rural guards aud at
ministraiiun. s25n.6si ON public works.
harborS and forts. $a93. .ssi Ia charitics
and hospitals, ses2, 10 for civil govern
msnt.s' ,3.e>l an mua,cipaiities. So .qli
ia sid 10 the destitute. Sg2.e05 in quar-
sntine matter; total. S4-s4s.9es
The statement for July shows that
the customs collections in the entire
island for July alone werr 81 .e0i So:
internal revenue collections. SD. ISL.
postal collections. si5.Ooo. miScellaue-
Gus collections. S65. ass. Grand total ot
receipts for the month. 81 .J3a .3ss, dis
bursemenis. sI.O29. 81.
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FoRFuLL ONE HUNDRED YEARS
esssssr Nss"-. nsry rh~ir He~sras
80 tho >.--sis .f rtk-'. r~sl
.. ssf.rsa..

Summit Fixes Peak. Col Aug 2s-
The cryptic ceremonies in which thu
Cryptic Na~ons ~ Ellsworth. ka-..
buried their revor,is. has l,crn eaFupirt
ed and ~~ai~d u j. cut IN -olid srrav
granite at the northern rnd ~ the cog
railroad oN~rlooking The hsstoaiiess
ptt so'~ feet. bu, IN full view of thu
plains 90 the kansa. line on the east /.
New MrNtso on the south. thu snowy
rsng. ON the west and incoming nn
'he north pon thu tablet. surround
~d by q triangle cut ia thu s,r-k. j. ID.
following inscriptions IN d~rp. raised
lettvrs.
"lA'posii~d August nth. \ ~. tsga.
a. Dep. '~p,. by Ellsworth Council No.
?. v. snd :. NJ. Eiisw ersh. Kas.. ~.
ward W. Weihagton. Tn. III. NJ
tnsi~r this 70 . round rins cut IN the
tablet c"nfaihinr enbl.ns. - the INA.
-oui' order ars' /, triangle. ~ the left
rinI - q large isti~r - and on The
right l. cnf j. hor-r-hs-. representing
pus "a. nsisr this ting and IN.
seriP''on J. the following =, ,ading.
4 nsi~r -ane'ion Of ~. ,.r-,nd Coun.
ell of tolora,io. John uumphrry.. NJ
III. Grand Master. and the G~neral
Grand Council ~ IN. tnitrd States
lirad- Niehoi. Assisted b, Grand Csnt
eii of Kansas. rhorp ~ I~uuine.. "
III. Urand Master To ts restored 10
the craft after 100 years have elapsed. "
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ARE PROUD OF THEIR COUSINS.
~ 10 t".ssr--sss. ss~ sss.rs
nvtas~ Es,.t-s

Cairo. AuR. = In the rowr.. - h.
-r~crh .Satsr,iay .at the opening as N,
A'harH hridge whirh was construct
81 b, Philadelphia hrr,. after cnm.
PETITION with British hrns for the
contract. the sidar. Lord kitcb-n-f
uf khartoum. said
The construction - this masniH.
cent bridge. think. may fairly h.
considered r~vori achievement ~
far a. the faiIurr 81 the effort, to
place the construction nr,i-r in Fn
gland y concerned. ! think u demon,
-trateS that the relations b-tween h.
hor aud capital there ar- not sufficient
10 give conhsispc. to the capitalist and
10 indurr him To- take fhr risk uf 90
'abiishing up-to-dat~ Workshop tha'
would enable Great tiritain 10 main
tain her position n IN. first construct.
ing nation In the world
But Engiishmrn failed. am de.
lighted that nur cousins across the
.'iantie stepped in. This bridge b. ,lu,
To their energy. ability and power 70
turn out works of magnitude. ia les.
time than any ho,iy else cungratu
late the Americans on their success IN
the erection of a hriaig. IN the heart
pt Africa. They have shown real grit
FAR from home. VA the hottest month
ot the year. not depending ulsan ths
labor ~ furrigner-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
MAMMOTH MINING CONCERN
Empt.,. Year Thousand W~s-E..
timst-a osspas Pear wtI-
ltsa Tens.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Aug -. \ Epe-
cial to the Times from Duluth. Mimi,
SAYS.
One iron mining company ~ th.
lake region. the oliver. Is EMPLOY ing AT
this time i.pp0 men. which Is more
than any mining concern in the world
except the Calumet aud llccla. The
oliver company is mining ut 10 mines
and Is exploring ~ nearly as many
more which It has either under option
la buy or has already bought. It,
ouipai this YEAR will he very elos.. To
t.oost.po tons. and may eNcred that
hgur- a little its daily payroll is
about sll.oao. All its output except u
sixth that j. said NJ current prices t.
the National Steel Co.. goes ~ co..,
Of mining to the Carnegie Steel 10. q.
90 the profits 81 what ore ~ s.lls To
the National Its tonnage this v-ar
will b- grrater than was ever put out
by any company in the history Of min-
ing. II pays the highest. gaing wages,
has M trpuhl. with its rirn and j. IN
every sense remarkable concern. y
the result ot its ownership of th- oil
YER coWplny's stock. the Carnegie
Steel Go. has b~en ahl. tn unslersrll
European steel makers in the markets
of Europe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

suts-.- "f H.ss.s Nisrm-a st
rr.-p~~, .f . ur-ss EsmIa~-
~,.p.sh, ~tFiLs

iiasaua. Nag s-.-Ths strike iu H..
,aua g. beginning 60 cau-- r~nuiue
alarm among the citixrns as if is sup
posrl that thr baker. wiii go nut '"-
day ss ihsN have Threatened. \ sftik
on their part would cause "a -,,s,i d.tl
of hardship. as few private households
have fariii',-~ for baking their own
bread
The haskmen also threaten ie siFikr
within the n.St few dsy~ u the strike
If the n,a-aus doe npt ~oan trrmina-r.
The merchants say that every thing {
rip. Tor a strike that would mean q
general fis=up ~ hustnr=s FOR fors.
night as majority et the cmpiot -
" ho have had work for SONS months
have saved nnnry and want rvst. \
sympathy strits would gi,r them their
opportunity S-nor rrrfceta tacosic
the MAYOR. and ten. Rafael tarsisu.=,=
chief af police. arr doing all iu ths5r
power t. I'crsu-d. the bakers not t.
90 out.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
WILL PLANT THE EUCALYPTUS.
% u.sssa s-s 'h- ussi.
f.tRsd 90 saba.

Havana. iur - u''tns 10 frequent
recommendation 20 Gov iirooke -
the euclaptus TIRE a. an anti ma
isrisl agent. sam~ Investigations have
he~r ~srrisd On sndrr hi. orders. ~.
tsniieu ha- tevu called a. ,hs succ~-s
ohtsin~d IN euitnating tho ,rcv in ne
vast Csmpsvua So Rona itsi, wherv
-caiyptus is now rrs..-nis.d o. rvu-
i-rtnT the whole TERRITORY mueh less
unhraithfni
The Cts ~ Msxlrn b. eitr,l ~ as-
other instance. whore the Niro canal.
the floating rar,iru- and other uiaiafiIi
district. af. naw well .tnvAesl with
founx trres with thv rvsuit that places
~hieh Werv once nisrshs aui uuhsstth-
iwi have lsevn rendered dry aud la
ns ruosas
on- recommendation saws sha, ,b-
friii-h .iaiirn iu Jataaica. which wa
formerly malariai. has i,rrn planted
with rucalsptus. the outcome already
b.inE . steady disapleanncr ~
marshV sI-sfa The tfr~. whirh alb.
sorls the moisture. grows vvrs rapl'
D.. often ton f~vi in year. The woszl
is valuable. and honey t'-~s s~ek the
flowers. The honey ii D. said. cou.
tsina inportant medicinal prcp~rtirv.
The tree department AZ Santiago 10
Cuba. uo' knowing the iusestigatious
progress under t.cu. Erpoks's dirrc-
'iun. recently made a request for se,.
rrai thou~an,l- of cucal, ptua .iips. the
r"qui-ition isinT strongly iusi"rse'i b,
zen. LEONARD Wpod
The officials in chargr - The tsilo,s
fever husPsai planted several siips
some months aro and th.S are uo'v
thriving n Is h.h.sed that great
rp.si wiii r-suit from the insrstiga-
tiun-. several y~ars arn experiments
With tie encil, p,ns tree wrrr tried
here. the result h~inr satisfactory fut
the FIRST faur Avar-. after which. ~ b.
.ait. the 're~s d,-,l. bat the rnnsru'us
Of opinion among ~. medical author
iti~s h. favorable to repetition ~ the
experiment. which Cen. liroohv viii
probably attcmp, at an early date on .
large eralr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

New York. Aug. 26.-Tbe Tribune
says: Men whose opinions and yacht
ing knowledge are respected and es-
teemsd declare that the Shamrock was
twisted in the midship section and
that towing had caused a strain which
has worked her plates. One yacht
ing expert who has built yachts and
has docked hundreds of ships toll a
Tribune reporter that in the afternoon
he was surprised while looking at the
English cup challenger &c see that she
was badly twisted in the Iaidship sec
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Hostou. Aug. as.-The National
Farmers congress viii meet in this
city October 3 To and the local com
mittee of arrangements is plannin /,
the details for the entertainment. tn,
legislature having made an appropris-
tion to that end. The congress will be
made up of delegates from the differ
ent states, and the governors are now
making the appointments. This is the
hrst time the congress has ever met
in New England and large and inter
esiing meeting is expected Ev-Gov.
he me in that city OF heart failure.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES.
Laramie s"sssy. wy.@i.s. Visited
Mach Nsi.asi~ Timber
Destroyed.

Omaha. Nsb.. Aug. - \ bee spe-
cial from Cheyenne. wyo.. says:
Immense forest fires are raging
about LARAMIE peak. in the northern
part of Laramie county. The fires have
been burning for the past ten days
and have destroyed n large quantity
of valuable timber The fires have
been reported to Special Agent Abbott.
who will at once make an effort to
have them extinguished. although il
Is feared they have obtained such 4
hsadway that this will br impossiblc,
unless the region j. visited by rain.
The Laramie Peak district suffered
greatly last year from forest fires.
much valuable timber being de.
stroyed."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Queenstown, Aug. 2s.-A throng of
friends boarded the Cunard liner Cam
pania, from Liverpool for New York.
on her arrival here yesterday. to wei
come and bid farewell TO Sir Thomas
Upton. The owner of the America $
cup challenger expressed entire salts
faction with arrangements of the New
York Yacht club.
IF the Shamrock wins the cup" he
said. loyal Cork will be the first place
ON this side where | shall exhibit
Sir Thomas intends entertaining a
party on board the steam J yieht Erin,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
THEIR PROTEST UNHEEDED.
bark On the ~. Paul Despite
the Omc~r.' Protest..

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 2s.-The trans
port 81. Paul is scheduled To sail at
noon for Manila with $50 men of the
Third cavalry. Lieut.-Col. Wessells
received orders. Thursday night. TO
embark with his command Friday.
Gen, Shafter disregarded the pro-
test of the cavalry officers that the
transport was not large enough to sc-
commodate $50 men.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Seattle. Wash. Aug. -. The stram-
II Cottage city arrived herr yesterday
with about twelve survivors Of the
Edmonton trail from Wrangrl. Alaska.
Most Of them are destitute aud had
~ crippled from the effects uf scaryy
and frost. News il brought Of mur.
her and suicide AT Dawson. Harry Ia.
Wis killed Maud RosslIe. formerly a
well-known circus rider. and then
killed himself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
summary OF tho Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES

w.I GE~- NxL.ox A. MuLrs. CON.
maadinr general Of the army. is going
- ,he Philippines lie will start tn.
latter part of October. lie viii not
take command % the forcr. In the Geld,
MR. will he supersede ten. Otis lie
will h0wsver. act in the capacity Of
.,enera % the army and will have a sa-
prrvisiou over held operations
AccoKpfNa Ia advicrS received At the
war department. the experiment of en-
listing natives Of the West Indies into
thu American army has proved quite
succesSful in the ease Of the Porto
Rican battalion of United states vol
untscrs. which body completed its or
rani1ation few weeks ago
PosrMAsrER CEus. Of Peek. Fla.
was severely whipped by whitecappcrS
because he appointed a negro A. his
assistant Crum forwarded his resig.
nsfion - Washington and the office
viii be discontinued.
THE state department was Informed
through a adiplomstic channel that ten.
otis has applied the chinese exclusion
avs to the Philippines The informa-
iion was a surprise to the authorities
az Washington. both state and military.
SECRETARY GksE. Of the nited states
treasury department. may issue more
bonds TO pay the expenses for the
largely Increased army.
IL the ease of Capt. Carter. charged
with inappropriate United states
government funds while in charge Of
the work of improving the harbor of
savannah. Ca. Attorney Genersl
Iriggs says he il waiting on Wayne
NcNeagh. Carter's counsel. To return
FROM Europe before making any report
to President Mckinley.
REroKrs from the governor generals
oi the American colonies and their sub
oriinates in command Of departments
are expected to reach the war depart-
ment by September l. II l. an in
teresting fact that the United states
IS now aintaining no less than six
military governments Cuba. Porto
Rico. the Philippines. Havana. Alaska
and t'uam are all under the control Of
the military.
SECRETARY GAsE says he will issue
no bonds to provide money to maintain
the army He expects congress To su-
thorize funds to make up the deficiency
THE state department does not ap-
prchend that any international com
plications will arise out of ten. Otis
course in excluding Chinese frum the
Philippines. n il il only a temporary
military expedient.
The establishment of blockasse OF
the ports of the Philippine islands and
especially those "f Lu1on. il a sub jeet
which il receiving attention at the war
department. Secretary Root says that
he believes in taking advantage Of ev-
erything necessary to make a campaign
successful and that war cannot be made
without causing distress
Tine war department has contracted
for n powerful movable searchlight,
which will be Immediately sent to Ma
Mia The searchlight will be mounted
on intrenehments and used at night to
light the surrounding country. The
use of the light will. army officers say.
prevent any surprise.
SECRETARY Koor will give Porto
Riean affairs his close attention for
the next month or two 80 a. To have a
comprehensive scheme for the presi-
dent to submit to congress-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

ABoUT half of the 40 pattern-malxers
employed BY the Union iron works a,
san Francisco went out on a strike be-
cause demand for an increase Of d
cents day in their wages. made sew
eral days ago. was refused.
The Cherokee spirit dance to deter
mine whether the Great Spirit was IA.
vorable to the moving of the tribe 10
Mexico closed at Hanson, I. T.. At its
conclusion the medicine men of the
tribe decided that it had demonstrated
the Great Spirits unfriendliness to the
move.
A PROMINENT Filipino at Hong Kong
declared that Aguinaldo will never ne
gotiate with Gen. Otis for peace. The
Fiiipinos assert that the American mil
itary leader precipitated the hostilitiss
in February, when an amieable ar
rangement was possible.
Gov. GEN. BROOKE decided not %
make any payments to Cuban troop
on the basis of additional rolls The
first payments brought to light such
an amount of thievery that he has
ceased to consider the question of dis
tributing what is left of the 81. 0oo, 0ot
In supplementary payments
DANIEL MONTGOMERY. a farmer living
near Harris, Mo-. went crazy and at
tempted to kill his ten-year-old son
with n razor. but failed He then
caught his wife, beat her face to a
pulp and ended by cutting out her eyes.
He then cut mis- own throat. dying in
stantly. Mrs. Montgomery may re
cover. Montgomery has been crazy
twice before.
Ar the state insane asylum at st.
Joseph, No.. L. X. Howery, n patient
from Gentry county, walked up to
John Butcher. another patient, and,
without uttering q word, struck him a
blow on the point Of the jaw that killed
him.
Gov. POWERS, of Maine, on the 33d
received the resignation of Thomas b.
Reed as congressman from the First
district of that state.
WINDOW glass manufacturers at a
meeting at Martinsville, ILL.,, organized
a combination which will be capitalized
at $50, 900, 600.
The stage between Salmon City and
Red Rock was held up half mile in
side the Idaho line, 50 miles from Dill
Ion, Mont. by four men II. T. Reilly,
manager of the dredge company work
ing on the old McNutt property, near
salmon City. Ida. had more than s.. ood
in gold dust. which the robbers took
and escaped.
THERE were Is, rs cattle received a'
the Kansas City stock yards on the asir
the largest single days receipts in the
history of the yards
OPTIONS have been secured on about
100 mines in the Pittsburgh, Pa, district
by the soft coal trust The company'c
capital will be s64. 900, ooo-
The government of Japan has taken
charge of the religions Of the empire.
The home department issued decree
which went into effect August s. com
pelling all sects, whether Christian OF
Pagan. to bow down to the DEGREES oi
the local governors of Japan Tse
law Is now being enforced and there Il
CONSERVATION in religious circles.
LATE reports from the North Caro-
lima coast say that go fishermen wess
drowned during the recent hurricane
from the West Indies.
As a result of disagreeEeet oveI
the Sunday closing q~estion the eoua-
eli Of South Omaha, Eeb., asked the
mayor 70 resign.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Kansas City. Mo-, Aug. es.-lt was
stated yesterday that the Missouri Pa
cifc and the Wabash viii meet the
cut in packing house products to the
southeast announced by the Buriing
ton TO take effect ON September l.
The burlington threatens To wipe ont
the differential altogether IL the ter.
minal lines make any cut. \ lively war
seems unavoidable.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
The Lo-L-s,~p Abolished.

Chicago. Aug. Marching corr
victs in lock step has been abolished
at the Michigan City 0ndl peniten-
tiary. II was accounted a brutalizins
and needless measure that had been
outgrown and its abolition WIS
brought about in the interest OF pris-
ON reform.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

San Juan. +. r.. Aug. 26.-An official
report has been issued by the presi-
dent Of the superior board OF health.
showing that there mas been 2.3i2
burials OF victims Of the recent hurri-
cane. One thousand families are miss
ing, together with their houses
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Topeka kas-, Aug. 2s.-Prominent
farmers have organized the Farmers
Federation of the Mississippi valley.
with capital stock of 1000 900. The
purpose of the trust is to ooitrol the
price of farm products of the Niss.s-
sipPi valley. and especially of the
enormous corn crop OF Kansas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Calcutta. Aug. =. The government.
according to Calcutta newspaper
usually well-informed. has asked the
British India Navigation Co. what
transports would be available for gov.
ernment use in the event Of was ia
the Transsaal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
FOUR SOLDIERS AMBUsHED.
-Four Men "f the T~~nsy-Thtrd Am,
hssh-a In the HiiI- at c~ba-
Three KILLED

Mania. Aug. 2s. $40 p. m.-Four
men of the Twenty-third regiment.
stationed az Cebu. were ambnshed by
natives in the hills and three of them
killed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Detroit. Mich. Aug. 2s.-Mary Ann
Carr. Port Huron young lady lespesi
from the rail of the steamer Darius
Cole, yesterday, into Lake -. Claire
and was drowned before the steamer
could be put about and boats lowered.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Washington. Aug. 2s.-Thrce more
regiments of volunteers will he organ.
lied, in addition to those already
called for. One Of them will be com.
posed of negroes. and will he com.
manded by Lieut.-CoI. DuvalI of the
Tweniy-siNth infantry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

New York. Aug. IA dispatch to
the Herald from Monteyideo says: The
United States gunboat Wilmington
has arrived at this port with her
screw broken.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Chicago. Aug. 26.--A new training
school for nervous aud backward chill
dren-the first Of its kind in the world
will soon be established in Chicago,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
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Newport News. Va. Aug. eG.-The
trial trip of the battleship Ksarsargc
will take place between September J
and II.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

q. Perry. of Minnesota. aud T. =
or'len. of Lisbon. y -. started from
the Telegraph trail ont Of ashcroft. ~
& There were siN IA the party. all q:
IS hom reached ,'lenora early last win
ter. after having b-en On the trail 10
days. Telegraph trail j. a pure map
trail. as these men found when aboui
horses. - Ia number. were drov ned
and when t,lenora WAS rclehed the
men were starving. having enten moth
ing for thrr. davs. NJ gam. what
..u... ~ ....... -. rr......
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T. he cared Tor h, the e..-..m-.,

Most of the Edmonton trail sur,iv.
ors arr without money. and in accord
anee with instructions recently re.
seiyed from Washington. those in need
will bc cared for and transported Ia
~sattlc at once.
The steamer stratheona will make
mother trip to Glenora shortly to
bring down the 20 ~ more vtraggiers
that are being brought in by the HUI
son Iiay Go. Most Of those left on ths
trail are sick or wounded. and are nos.
being brought in ON strctchers with
medical attendance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
Blind fish were recently drawn fro,

Blind fish were recently drawn from
the bottom of an artesian well iss feet
down at San Marcus, Tex. They were
colorless and square-snouted. Their
heads are large and they have legs
with four tiny fingers front and five
toes on the hind foot. Down deep In
the bowels of the earth. completely
shut of from all communication with
the upper world, these blind animals
have hunted other blind animals for
uncounted cycles.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

The Jewish community Of Athens.
consisting of SO families, has taken
steps for the erection Of ssynagogus.