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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-18


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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-18

Eh'' average asr~ se Ni-sirsippi b,svs
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-18

In the ar-is,iss MANY Questions AsGs.si
snst Answered, m a rv,ens isss.,, tbs.
rrilraast and telegraph dasa y1e cpn-
sisisrahlv mixss,E Et should hav. r~asf.
- htggx many miles af telegraph lines
ami miles sf wire IN Nissi,.sippis The
Pi'>ssrl Telegraph REPORTS a. shis writer
-sas there arr r1s ofises and gs-IS,
miles of wire IN Nissis.sippi. rhs. West
ern G mon REPORTS 3sais miles af wire;
Z. - miles of polls. and aEs commercial
affises. The afficrs that handle raii-
r's.lst business. only are nos incflnt.ssf n,
rhis numb~r- -. How many miles Of
rIIirgast egmpless.si. H,lx manv IN
eDurs. Of construction For the vear
enfiing June 80. r-a-. the roraI com
Dlstst WAS .fs .5a mIls.ss ia e5urss sf
construction April I-ass, about a8 niles.
"a. iaw many miles oe uslephsns wire
Not aseertIinesi. bat appro ximar..,, :. Daa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-18

The Board Of Trade and Young Men :
Business League OF Jackson have taken
steps IA prevent the er-et5sr Of psrrna-
asas frou bridges arer Pearl river. an
Less 80 euussrursrsf az 10 permit baan.
10 pass The river viii be maize Raw
gxhls--in sie <ys1d time coming
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-18

ksmpsr euEnty has ordered a dsahle
urinary - BE hs.la July rt zaa r.. Gam
disiases tlr Uuiresi States ssuasars.
state district and al county sffsesrs
are IN be voe<a 61r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-18

Il may be Of interest 20 few Missi;s-
sippt ei~rgTHsH "a s7sz< that there
will be M Vacancy In the c1rps OF
eiiapiains IN sks United States army
before February u. T9an. and none will
eeeur bsssrs that time sn ACCOUNT sf
retirement hsr are.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-18

The fhoruweiI arpnanaGrr WIS opened
at Gsiumbuson tine ssh inss with seven
inmates e. is large anst handsome
builssing sn,t viii be neatly furnished.
The opening erervises were VERY IN
ssressing- Many vississrs were present {
with liberal contributions IN cash nasi
supplies
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-18

The Democracy Of Wayne county. at
their nsesing on the srh inst iu,isrsssi
sgr Ishn Allen e5r UnfEed States ssna-
ss0r- for hsng term. Robert Lowry short
terms divided the vote h1r governor be-
tween Nsssrs- Longfno ansi NeCsrol- IN
srru:tssi 6lr J. l. Power s9r secr-tztry
OF >rarss e. G. Campbell Cor ansfIsar,
Robert >t0wsrs s5r sr~asurers L. H
whifisIt ssr superinteusisus OF esf1..a-
tim Z W Brown clerk surren,. COURT;
Writ Adams rVveuu@ agent. Ne-srs.
May Mefnnis and kineanuon for rail
road commissioners A PRIMARY eIs.ss-
rion WAS 0r'tsred hlr July t1r cuuury
officers and state senator
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-03-24
Market Report.

No. 4. ........ 49,. .2l5a. m \.
No. .........3:40 p. M.
Trains 90 north on the Cando and St. John branch
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at 1880 p. M;
returning Monday, Wednesday, Friday at $50 .. M.
On thu Rottinean branch trains 60 north Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at SIS {. m, returning
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-03-24
Hoods S~Mdabmila,

Hool's Pills cure liver Ills The non41ritsstng 90
only easiarte e iaFS ItS Heez1 H7f111fif1.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

Lexington, KY. June IA Ba,
boursville special to the Morning Herald
says.
The Whites and Howards planned an
attack ON the troop, Sunday. five miles
from Manchester on the way to Bar.
hoursville. Thirty men followed them
out - appeared at one place and IS ai
another, while Is We're in the knobs
The plan was 10 attack from the rear.
The troops were hurriedly thrown into
line at the first signal Captain Cal.
houns company, who were escortine
prisoners, ihrew them under the en-.
bankment Captain Wilson threw ont
skirmishers and Gatliug gun was
placed ior aciion The attacking pnrlv
Dispersed " an dire'iio aud the troops
were landed safe a. Bmboursyille.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
NEGROES LYNCH NEGROES.
Two Were strung Up and omosr. save
the Nine Others.

Ocala, Fla, June i3-Two negroe.
We're lynohed at Dunnellon Sunday
night by mob Of their color Some
weeks ago Marshal Paine was sho, by a
negro. Saturday the negro was cap.
tured and returned 20 Dunnellon. when
II Is supposed some negroes were EN-.
ployed 20 take him down to the river
and drown him Sunday evening III
laborcrs Of the Donnellon phosphat
mine heard Of II and at once organized
to meie out similar justice to those i'm.
plicated They succeeded in lynching
two Of the men and were only prevented
from iynchiug nine others by the appear.
ance OF sheriff Nugent and an armed
posse, who went down in a special train
from OcalA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
THE FIRST NEWS
Places the Dead aad Tnlursd by the
storm between a5o and 500.


Places the Dead aad Iaiursd By the
Storm between $50 aud 500.
saltwater. MINI. June i8-The vii
lage Of New Richmond. Wis. was al.
most wiped out Of existence late yester-
day by ono Of the most severe cyclones.
followed BY fire, that ever visited that
locality. II carried ruin and death in
Its path. and as yet II Is impossible to
give the details. though il Is believed
800 persons were killed
The news Of the disaster was brought
here by J. A. Carroll. a travelling Uah
from Portage. wis, who was stop. X
at the Nicollet House in New Richmohd
when the cyclone struck lie saw tie
funnel shaped cloud as II came up aad
took refuge in the basement Of the hotel
which was completely wrecked together
with every other business house In the
town Terrible sheets Of rain followed
the cyclone
Mr. Carroll and his comrades succeed.
ed In removing the proprietor. Char.
MeKinnon, wife and child. from the de.
bris They also removed one Of the
laundry girls. who was 80 seriously in
jured that she win probably die and
two men named Barrett and Newail.
who were very severely injured.
Fire followed the cyclone and many
Of the injured believed to have been
eremated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
THE COLORADO ~.
Vast Damage Done Co ..W i.. D. .....
Bridges Along the Dts

Vast Damage Done Co ."W i.. D. ..... .
Bridge. Along the i.l.
Austin, June i3 Damage. TO-.
flood along the Colorado rivsrur. -r
ually coming 20 light The river
the height IL did in 1864 bu, a.. ...
exceed Il. A
Atsan Saba two lives were d., o.
many persons taken from psrilol. 30 ..-
tions with boats The loss 10 propsr,y
there Is estimated a, SIS O0l and los. Of
live stock placed az slOOOl0 This doe.
not include the many crops that were
washed away and ruined.
From this place 20 smIthville the los.
70 property and crops Is immense. n.
estimate can be made until the wajo-
rocede.
AZ Menardsville the whole town wa.
under water Tho main street OF the
town was seven feet deep IN water ami
one foot Of water stood upon the court
house dooi. Several building wer.
washed away. Crops were swept away
on both sides Of the town. Of which No
estimate can BE- made. The loss in the
town will foot up sl2. 900 or $4,000 A
Mexican was drowned there.
The Colorado river Is steadily rising
at Columbus and Is now 30 feet abov,
low water mark.
A heavy drift lodged on the north
bridge caused the entire structure q
give way with a mighty crash and wash
away. Il was erected Ia 1884 at a cost
Of $4,000 Heavy drifts also lodged on
the east bridge and the railroad bridge.
but with the aid Of a large force Of men
they were saved without damage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

The air Is already full Of Farmers
Congress talk, that meeting In July be-
ing the next attraction. From the
present ou,lok the attendance will he
immense.
For accident and life insurance either
In lodges OF straight life companies see
Joe b. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
coffee. n
Henry Freeman offers his services 10
the public for putting down or turning
mating. cleaning harness, etc. l72
Pfof.. J. g. Nagle and Charles Pur-
year are attending the university com
mencement at Austin.
LOsT--In Bryan Saturday a purse
containing 5000 In ten and twenty dol.
lar bills. Liberal reward for return I'd
ID. q. Edmerson. l69
Mrs. N. Bonneville Jr., and little
daughter, left yesterday for New orr
leans and 81. Louis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
strike. clos. to Hudson.

Hudson. Wis. June ls.-One Of the
most terrific cyclones ever witnessed BY
the citizens Of Hudson passed through
the country here at about $50 o'clock
yesterday evening. Informed in water
spout four miles south Of Hudson on
Lake St Croix II was witnessed by
hundreds Of people and seemed to fol.
low the lake and be making directly for
the city. but about two miles south Il
veered TO the east and left the lake and
crossed the country. II was about 20
rods wide and destroyed everything in
Ns tack. Much farm property was de-
sttoyed and great deal Of live stock
waAdrowned.
On the farm Of II S. Mattison not A
building, wagon tree or piece Of ma
chinery Is left whole. The house was
swept from It's foundation and nothing
remained but the floor. which covered
the cellar, in which the family sought
refuge
Telegraph and telephone wires are all
blown down and adjoining towns can.
not be heard from.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
sin Inches Of Raln.

Mankato. MINI. June 10 Six inches
Of rain Is the record here for "a hours
Il was the worst storm ever known in
this section and has washed stone cul.
verts, newly graded streets and retain.
ing walls In this city, made country
roads impossible, caused all streams 10
leave 70 their banks, flooding large
tracts Of farm land and completely ty-
ing mp railway traffic Similar condi.
tons were experienced at other nearby
towns.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

Bishop Gallagher Of Galveston, ~.
sisted by Revs. Joseph Pelnar Of 81.
Joseph's church and Rev. Giudice, late
Of New York aud pastor Of the Italian
Catholic church, and by two visiting
prirestr. confirmed class OF $50 at the
latter church yesterday. The church
was crowded to overlooking.
New Alumni officers; Capt. George
Mccormick, president; W. A. Trenck.
man, q. A. Psecay, Il. J.. Barclay. vice
presidents; P. S. Tilson, secretary and
treasurer b. G. Pittuck, memDer Of ex.
ecutive committee; +. Marion Law,
Alumni editor Of Battalion.
Alleen. the little year old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Dodson, died
yesterday afternoon. Funeral from the
family residence this morning at
10 o'clock, TlS parents have the deep.
est sympathy Of The Eagle.
Prof. L. W. Kerr Of the A. and ~
College faculty. left last night FOR
liabAken, n. j., where be will take a
summer course In Experimental En-
! cheering in sieyAns institute 81
Technology.
The number Of visiting young ladies'
in Bryan and College Is certainly I'M
pfecedented, and their presence has
made the social features Of commence.
,ment highly successful and pleasurable.
LOsT-Between the assembly hall
and the depot at college yesterday la
Ndy's gold watch engraved with name Of
Bessie Bate. Reward for return 10 this
office. liz
The board Of dIreetoes held a meeting
during he commencement exercises Al
college and made arrangements to pro.
coed towards the erection Of the new
bulldogs provided for by the legisia.
'ture.
Dr, VI. Francis has added some fine
specimens OF American mastaion bones
and teeth, some Of which were found in
Brazos county, TO his collection Of curl.
oaities at College.
New Alpha Phi officers W. b. Phil.
poii, grand commander; b. G. Pittuck,
lieutenant commander; A. l.. Banks,
adiutanti 7. HAdley Franklin, corporal.
More parents Of students we're in at.
tendance on the exercises At the college
than we have ever seen here before.
wANTED-sS,OOO Brazos county
scrip. Will pay % cents on the dollar.
Apply 10 DIR. X. II. Harrison. JUL
NJ. d. Tilson Of TexarkanA. a gradu.
ate Of sc, is at the College, the guest Of
his brother, Prof. Tilson.
Pickles and preserves, all kinds, IN
bottles, just Received at John b. Mikes.
These goods are fine. ilGtf
Miss Cora Schultz and Miss Redfeld
Of Dallas, visited Miss Edna Foster the
pas, few days.
FOR RENTING room cottage in
northern part Of town. Apply to Sid
Rhodes. III
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
na.Ins.. neu... rna,rmln.a. ;.

Sparta, Wis June n Much damage
was done here by the heavy rainstorm.
Beaver creek. running through a por-
ton Of the city, undermined the c. r.
Conever brick building and IL fell with
IT, contents into the food the occupants
barely escaping The c. +. Rich block
l. badly undermined The approaches
Of five iron bridges in the city limits
were washed away Crops were dam.
aged and many head Of live stock were
drowned The Sparta and viniqua
railway will not be able to run trains
for some days
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Floss Campbell is here from Green
Vile.
Col. Peters was here from Calvert
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John DAILY went to Aus
tin yesterday. ~
Col. Frank Holland returned to Dal
las last night. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. wooten went u
Marlin yesterday.
Capt. Sim Parish Of Calvert, was al
College yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye a, III,
Exposition saloon. 1907
Col. Marion SAMSON arrived from
Cleburne Yesterday.
Editor A. ]. Buchanan and family
went to Marlin yesterday.
Miss Rosa Colleit oi.Austin, Is visit.
ing Miss Philpoi, a, College.
Dr. Gillespie OF Manor, is guest OF
his broiheri DR.. Gillespie Of College.
Caldwell has the rrettiest line Of vel.
ding presents 10 be found in the city. "a
Smoke General Arthur cigars-bes,
on earth-sold at the Exposition "a.
loon iHtf
S. NJ. Adams. a former citizen Of Bry.
an and 20 years Of age, died in Waco
Monday.
For sale-The Bryan Brick Cotton
Ware House See or address J. T
Hines. LIS
- -eGgernoI sAyers returned to Austin
yesteIaSy TO attend the unworthy com.
mencement.
DR.. hather, representative Of the uni.
versiiy faculty a, College, returned TO
Austin Yesterday
LOsr-A black grip with one leather
strap between Bryan and lleArne.
For reward return to Echange hotel.
d3t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

Tomah. Wis, June la-The storm
here was the hardest and the water is
the highest ever known All the high.
way bridges on the Lemonweir river
within 10 miles Of Tomah are out and
all the bridges on Council creek except
one are gone Railway tracks are wash.
ed out in all directions and trains have
been unable to arrive or depart. Two
railway bridges and miles Of track in
the city limits are now being replaced
and repaired All farms In the Lemon.
weir valley are inundated and much
damage to crops has resulted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
whole yall., Inunan,.i.

Violet Via, June ~ One 81 the
heaviest rain. wind and hail storms in
many years occurred here and almost
the entire kickapoo valley IA inundated.
A cloudhurst occurred ON Bear creek. Ia
miles northeast Of here and the entire
valley was swept by a raging torrent
Cultivated fields were covered and al
most ruined, some being washed To a
depth Of six feet Min dams are washed
out, bridges gone and travelling Is made
impossible, II Is the largest food since
1851
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

81 Paul' June H. - Owing to wash.
outs along their lines the various
Chicago trains are held here. The
Omaha road is washed ont near Hudson.
The Milwaukee and So Paul has lost
several bridges and considerable track
near Wabaska, MINI. In Wisconsin
the Burlington is blocked by washout
near Trcmpeleau, and the Wisconsin
Central line extends only beyond Still.
water MINI There are also a number
OF blocked places on the various branch
lines
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
A. X. ward Nav rsl 90 free.

Memphis, Juno 10 Two cases against
A X Ward. alleged forger Of $3.50. 600
In notes. We're reversed by the supreme
court Ward fed 10 Honduras was
captured and brought back here, After
three trials he was convicsed There
were so indictments against him
The two cases reversed by the supreme
court were tined in different tribunals
These reversals tend TO the belief that
Ward will ultimately go free
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
Relief Train Goes.

81 Paul, Mimi. June IA relief
train with physicians and nurses for
New Richmond Wis, left here over the
the Omaha road. At Hudson IL was
planned to ferry the party past the
washouts in the track and they will be
taken the balance Of the way by rail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

Washington, june 10 A dispatch re-
ceived at the navy department an.
nounees the arrisal Of the cruiser New
ark "A Castro Chilli
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

LADIES.

Adam. Kir.ie Green, Lou
Hill, Margaret Jones, Hattie
Lawrence, Georgia Reden. Emma
shelton, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Pearlie
wertson, Mrs L Miry
GENTS LIST.
Anderson, James Bragg, Ike
Freeman, John A Gilmore, JIM
Jones, Milton Kearney, Dennis
King 4 Co.. VIM B Starks, Henry
Scale, RH
Above list Of letters remaining In the
Bryan postotiice for the week ending
June 10. A charge Of one cent IL made
on each piece Of mail advertised. When
calling for these letters please say ad.
vertised, giving date. Very Respt.,
Tyler HAswell. p. VI.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
aatalps oper biaise Rcojfaper.

5urmsre % andre, Tom bar 9ruo for
5arms % gDgninesreoitaber % 8erttsi
meo mcget mere al ben SIags, pil finOe
bet l(mager oPro at itrios til GbicaQo
Nouie Nreding 50. efter bette 7irmds
Catalogue 20. 6S, 1899" 4oresIeu er
Neit 35tb & Sron Streets, Gbicaqo, ~.
5irmaets 5prretni1g bsitadr / Sptieb GA
SdIa al belle 2agre at aIminbeIigs gan.
oelsoorsr, Reoitaber % Wateriet fra
Sberi1s', RscsiperS', Sru'tees' "a fds
britantsrs SdI9. Oct giber ct Suo pda
belle SIumpsn oeo iaobunne g~siliahsost
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Wdrerne ian 'Glges uo igten til bulo
pris. SeIo tiger 6irmuet / I'm Rata.
log, at bets TormaaI er at orre bet bill
Ii9ite 6dnoeISbus / 9erben. Saaoel aas
tGIo9en ION Sirmust8 "Wonthlp 9uus.
tin" dom uoicaoes rsgelmGSTie 6oer
WIaunec) tiIitiuss frit paa 6%orlansencr,
raar man nGpner, at mar LATTE Silbaoet
i "9ecorab PoFsn."
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
Scnsforhcielie
Slcre itore 5abrifer bar meooelt tre
Soif benne alGoeilge Sioenoe.

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Bart !SiG Manufacturing So, Der
ipsieli9tier 1900 Qrbsibere, meooelts
ibag fine 5oIt, at beres 2sn piIoe BIZ
forbsiet ben lite 4pril.
Salsm, Masi.. 7oe Widrts. Oa
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gomulbsmslle ibagmorges git til ut
arbeiOe. fanbt be opiluaet platater
meb aunb9isrelis ON 2snsforbetslie
fra 3ot. Qpril. 2ennsn pil bli for
bsi.t juit iau msget, ION ben blep lat
neb / Sanrar ifior. Msaen Ipsiels
letter pmtrent 1900 Wrbeiber..
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@ilbsrt McGouIep. Monu9er al Sem
trail Sron & Steel Co., Der inobefdts
ter uniOeriat NiGs, Barton Mtls o9
Wtns go. 2. UpIlog ioag en- Pldtat
mso Sunbgierslis ON 2sn%sforbsislie
fra lite gpril. 600 Nrbeioere ptl
nDoe sobt beraf.
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6slss lloDanorere fra WinnsIbsif So.
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bags. San er neoe pao 8eiss bos
line SlGstninge / Smesnen at Spring
8rppe.
Ben Bear sr fpmmen biem ira
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pgiaa ben fore 5oripnin9 at 9arer,
Tom ban tisbte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
Otter -bpao fom.
mer iaa?

9u troeoe, Oh bapoe opsrpunoet
Grip og par beitemt pdd at blipe ben
init; men, bporlebss bet sno 9aar til,
ben er lite iaa let at blipe fit ,fpm
Su trosbe. Dine R9ttsr er boilelsIs
pg fsonlsie, og ON Wor9snen feler Ou
mere tr9t, enb ba Su git / Seng. Ou
er irritdbel % nerpss % bar ingen Ips
petit. 8iljelss % nebtrptt punbrer
0u omtring, o9 alt. boap On ~furetai
ger Dig, 'pnes at lua fell. Deb 9u,
at oine NerOer er lige oeo at gtOe efter2
Oh trGnssr til 9irlp; ps Oh tr9n9er
ben mere MI, eno bu bin Grip bar aler
pRrit.
"Sr. Wiles Nerpine" er ben bebite
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