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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24
A NEGRO STATE WANTED


Chicago. Aug n The valu. - the
cui''rrd vote how 70 u,r 6, frr the bot
tsrnent ~ the race. was di-cuSsei ~
y~<trr'iav'~ meeting 90 thu Afro Nuar, s.
can clunc ia session herr. \ re~rlutiou
declaring that ne candidate for ufiic,
should r'-,'~i,~ the colnre,l haitp, unless.
IN advance ~ eteetirn. he protu >s,i e.
make the path of the African to the
voting hv-,ih a. straight. smooth and
safr a. that Of any other American
ct am was adopted
Bishop l.. n Hcl.~y. of TeNas. pro-
r''~s-i tn the member an rntirels new
srh~me ipr the -ljution - the race
prsblvm fii, tisa 3. 20 hsvs the ne
vr's-s build Mp separate government
- theif own. hu'. ia ttsssi - d~rurt ing
th~n o. Nfrica. ~ advocated ,, q. .-h"p
Turner. u s'~,,rgia. h. Noaid have this
Mecca Of the c,inrvsi snea fecat.-,i q, ith-
ia tie nitrd states Isi>hop Itoi,-v
explain, his props, tina a., follows.
Tasf~ b. ngf nae sas a. -.siv~ tnf- urnsl-rn
a. fHnt ~ s~Pt-sff "a AL .-= f-r -4sinr rsss
b. tar nr.ss rssa nlasf ae-aaf state ur state
a. tiiaf r-fHft-irv t1 ere "a elves rfrAae tals
rfntesnsnt elective q. .rli vise7s ana.llf sisn
. pstl t1u % cHnzrets tt s-t assrt a ,t.r sttnt
ar~a - ta~ ruhiie aeuatin sita p-oa~r le~t-il-
iafitf rs.tfirt.sas ~ Wh.h a sttt. 20 .tttes
mas - e-ecfs-i rhi'a aui o. di-tln cav n~ sru
ssar~-. hssiar al IN rirhss yrsrrs. rfivllr t~s.
fsnstiaaS and ps.i'i al fsltlties slrwn etA-r
states IA fhs Uninu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24
THE PrrrsBURG AND GULF.
q >sstssa~as frs@ ehtssgs That the rhii-
sss~tphis Ssasssitts~ ttss ~~~ar~d
ssatrat sf ta~ RosA

Chicago. Aug 10 A local financial
hur~su saw. n j. row stated with
good deal - P.s~itivrne : ths, the Phil
sd~lphla committee has secured CON
troll ~ the reorganization - the Kan
sa> city. plttShur- q Ouif road and g.,
ready a. Promuigatr ani Procerd "a
th. execution - IT, plan Tie plan a,
outlined to-slav "a formal announce
,nent frOm the rvnrwan jsstinn commit
tee provides ior the formation -
n.w capital. which - 20 acquire all the
property of the existing company 10
gether with NJ least a controlling IN
terv~t in the kau~as tity Suburban
sclt and the rert Arthur Channel
and Dock company. tAu~ bringing
the whole system under ou- ownership
and management. Iar new eapstai
vii i>-us. 80. oeJ a09 81 s1-veaF four p~r
crnE gold bonds >eeurr, b. n mort
gag oa all the property ~ th- ah.,ve
romranics. -. CO., 1,o OF four psr rvut-
non aecumulativv pref~rrrsi .tovs and
sio. eoo ooo of comm.n ,t.,sls. making
total capitalization ~ 80. aao. 8io
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Nrrsres uisuts sr. h~tug made for
che rvu,o,al ef the ~prnr,aiy cot'eu
u, ii- of spring, aie NJ. to the south.
The pIaut be- tu iucat-,i 20 FoFt Naiis1s
t.u nud will b~ "prratrd Husirr if-
pr,ssut sapitai sioofs.u- the r~mo,at
eiit A. The second from Nars connfv.
a, si-,ut aue srar a.or ths plauf Hnd
tt=,u--e 81 the rorfsm"uth rsrtnH
mill vf south fi..rs .tt % sntaf rsrI-t-
rati,,u- were laken south The ~prine-
tair run,,ru. vhs.h ,sa~ e-fahif-hs,i tn
t.~s has t.vu r1uuiuE uuis part nf
20, tiu,~ ,iuriur the past war. owing
f., 81 lack - or,irr~ HIGH tny~- Hnsi
-, uiu..h competition err Among th-
ch5-f rvasou~ given fnr thr removal
TIC plant is ene - Io. snn spiudir~ sud
Fsi ionus. manufacturing light tuili-
auti satsvus ~ Inducements fnr th~
r. uio'al 81 ths pl5ut evrmpfrau frpua
t-Natiun for TEN wears in ,Hssi i-slicn
p'r 'lay aafrr supniv for ths sara~ -.
ri,.,i 4nd 'hr frst that so nan I,s,l.- 90
rHttuu arr marketed - fer' Naiie,
aunrafiy v.r, tho "a irsfu.nt- offered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24
THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
fe~a 80 Esa tt.s. t.i.s.f af Naars.-. u.s
>-.P- ,-.s ta tho uarrts... rh.t
Nt.it~a th- u~.t Iast~..

Jack onville fla.. Aug % Accurd-
ing to Miami dIspateh ~ the Tunes
ni"n and Cititrn. ,ap, Dillon. cf the
steamer 'oe~a. state that IA. town ~
Rcd tias on the island - Aadrvs. %
miles southwest - Nassau. was swept
away In the rvc~nt trvPlcai hurricane
and about snn lives lost. An vte wit-
ncss - thu storm estimated that the
los, Of life on the island uas fullt aoo.
Scattered through the wreck - hpus~s
~ Red iiav after tbr Storm subsidized
he said he saW hundreds ef cprp-~s of
P.-r~ous % all sx-s aud clas.eS capt,
Dilun ~ay. the " visd blew a. th. rate
y go miles an hour az Nassau with o''-
-asionai gusts w hich reached veloeitv
~ los miles an hour.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24
GEN. JIMINEZ ARRESTED.
a.psrsas fss th- rF..tt-~sy - ~.ss- -.
ssins~ r.Ns~ tst@ sa.ts.is ~ "a
s.s-rtssa o~~~r o. ti~wfa-x--

Havana. Aug - Ia view - fh-
Tact that col bacaiisa. chisf - The
secret r-aiir~ persisted ia hts deriara-
tiuu that t.eu. limin~t. the asp.rant -
the presidency - >an n,rnins;,,. va. IN
Havana, either mot having len or hav-
ug RETURNED. the military authorities
tsisrraphed tn ti~nfu.vp, iustrurtins
apt >tamper. coli~cfor - customs
therr. 10 s>crrtaiu whether Iimin-f
was on the M~neuslrx Steamer
aud a. take him under arrest y
that should b.. the -is~ Jus, a. the
steamer wa, about leaving ti~pfu~xo..
Capt >tampcr iucated Jim in-f aud A.
rested him. iiminvs denounced the ar
rest n an outrage. II~ satd he had
broken No Law -nd would not vield sx-
'~p' - torcv- tapi. >tamp.r replied
that he was rrad, to use forc~ II necv--
.arv. and Iimin~x then yielded. ~
marking that h. did -, only h-cause
he couid mot help himself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

MAcoS. Ga. Aag. "a. A special To
the Telegraph from Hampton. E1a..
say.
News reached here % shooting az
fray at Lake Butler. FIa. las, night.
resulting IN the death of one and serious
injuries Of two others. Deputy sheriff
Kite attempted to arrest a party Of
Illicit distillers known 10 the Richard,
hrother~- After arresting une. the
other two brothers began firing on the
deputy. Four shots look effect in the
sherirs back. causing his death this
morning. Deputy sheriff Kite rv-
turned the fre and wounded each II
them. but not fatally. The three
Richards boys were placed in Jail at
>tarke To- await preliminary trial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Omaha. Nsb.. Aug. is-tsov. royn-
ter yesterday abandoned the project Of
providing a special train for the First
Nebraska. aud the di>banied voiun-
teers will be forced 20 uss. the travel
ing allowance granted bv the govern
msnt- over sl5, 0o0 had been pledged
bv private subscription. leaving $40. 200
,tili Ia be raised. The governor is,uss
proclamation in hiea he states that
he rc~lFtrd 10 every possible measure
70 secure the funds, without result
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Chieagu. AuE - IA -xpio>iun q
ail "A ths uv.-starv trick building At
ass9 and .t.1l ih-zrt.trn street last "a ight
gave the Hrc department the hardest
tight it hs, bad Ia thrre months. The
big >fricturs Wa> Allied with paint.
and oils frum top - bottom. aud before
thr tlaze eouid he sXttnguishsd ir
=aas..d to,s uf ssu0 Uu0 The burning
I'll made brilliant hr~. which could
b.. sssu for several milr> and an inn
uienss crowd was attracted "a the
vfefuftv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Topeka. Kan. Aug 20 seventy
carloads of cgs> viii b. shipped from
this city "a syndicate 20 eastern pr,p-
iu'-r merchants within the next week.
rhi> big deal in sgSs was rio~~d this
afternoon. u - a r~cor,i-hreaisrr for
This SEASON - the wear. The men w. ho
will furnish the 10. o,o. .eoo ~vg- required
tpr thi, shipment arr John stew ara 81
teueur,tia. . A. Brewer. 80 Ahii~ne.
tnd I , >~vulsar. 90, Topeka. This
will make the hol~.s,ls vaius - the
IN prnrnt - soo N. evg, viii r.
tail in Nris York. Bi-t.n. Philadelphia
aud oth~r eastern cities for ~ aud ~
cvuts q tinsrn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

-. Louis, Aug - The kidn- ping
1f six-year-oid tsrorx~ tcrksr from hf.
psternal grandmother hy the bay 3
mother has brought Ia light ths fact
that George T. Nsrw~r. the husband
and father. had sii~d a suit fpr divorcv
~ Independence. No. and il j. suP
p-sDs.i tia, thi> fact il what Induced
iirS- Ner~cr - TAX. th. child he f,res
frpn her hush1nsi's mother aa.l maa-
aEvsl To -iusis pursuit notwithstanding
/. larvr crowd W witnessed the Feunfya
.s.pman oFerpeNer the -t'ier otr sud
arr - ths. hoy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24
w.-i., n- ,.-.--,. st u.s.., Arrested.

Eenne>. Aug - The man uhs a.
trtnptr'i - murder Maitr~ Lst-'rt.
teadlng counsel Tor capt. nreyfas. has
b~~n arrested a. nsl. in this depart
nsat H. name = t.iorot H. i a
astive a the department af e"s~s Ia
Nsf1 t.ierpt vas arrested brsaasr hs
aid IN q cahsrat Yesterday 4 am the
ultn si ita shlt t-ab.sri The F-slirr. it
IS n.sa aid. believe The pri>.,n.r 6, aniy
q luaatia ,tr a ,ieunt ard ss->5r8us - at
tracing attention aud bis ..s-aailesi
s1uf~Ss'na NAV tueu "ut % h. not hin :
mere than an emptr haa-t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

LEAvESwoRrH. Has. Aug. Ca riot
between the soldiers Of the rhirty-see-
ond volunteer regiment and North
Leaveuworth negroes took place this
fired and one man wounded on each
sSle. The soldiers had trouble with a
negro named johnson. and wheD John
son met u couple Of volunteers near the
Fort LcaEenworth reservation today he
renewed hostilities- The soldiers OUT
numbered the negroes and ran many Of
them toward the center of the city,
where the police guelIed the riot
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

FrLroN. Ky, Aug. % squad Bolin.
eolored. was hung last night by a mob.
The penalty for which he surrendered
his life was highway robbery and mur-
der For the past two months this Sec
tion has been infested with 4 gang of
thieves who have been burglarizing
houses and holding up people ON the
lonely and secluded highways. Three
weeks ago Bolin and another Negro
nalsd Henry Stewart held mp Section
Foreman Shca', relieving him OF SIS.
on this same night they robbed GssI
Hamilton Of ga, sRd then killed him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

~ats o. ds-fafeh sent frani shteags-
frr tle u1afnt~uans~ anil rruaui~uis
t.au 81 -ts fs,i-rat- NnHnd. ,s h~rs
Fels feii"v.rs - 81 -o,sfh~ru eaase
h~ turte,t eanEr~ssn'au wauu. - fh~
fhird atatss~s. hiraru. VIII. A. the
nsNt ms-t1ur - gouWrr~-. s-k for an
apprsrristiuu The msu IS hu aTr bur
i.-si unsisr the uaaaud were pri~pa~e
- war at esmp nrugiaa. The b,it
pro- i.i..s that th. s-,rr,arV ~ war r..
autharissd r. "sr..u.i st-ta ia rnisin 2
th.. Alu8nsi pf.ste 81 llIa-enf xra,vss
pfahffar ar1 s=~dtng IL tar erass
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

SsSriAso pE CUDA. Aug. 20. Maj
Russell H. Ilarrissn. inspeetor-general. .
j. critically III with yellow fever. The
disease has progressed for three days,
although not pronounced yellow fever
until this afternoon The ease is the
first 10 appear at Cristo. whittier head
quarters was moved tosselpe Infection
Of late the quarantine rules have been
relaxed. owing to the fact that there
have been no new cases in the city. and
officers from headquarters have been in
the habit Of coming TO santiago daily.
returning 10 headquarters az night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

>,u Juan. T. < Aug q, Visit. ta
th- ul'lst 1tstFv~-.-'t tlssrief, 81 th., i--
.and prove that th~ FORMER rep"rts -
terrible conditions have not BEEN "a
the least exaggerated People IA the
towns arv hasi.ilsd together snFs here
tsr shelter. In tkr country they arr
sleeping ia the open ar. Toe to'.i
,upplies have b.su Totally destroy 81.
Inly the wsli=ts- slo can aEard ta buy
provisions ul..sS aid ensur, ia few
LAYS th- inhsbitanis - "a starvr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Topeka. Kan. Aug - The .fate
I've stock sanitary cpFnmi sion has Just
discovered a - stem IS hich indlan ter
ritory cattlcinsn have been NoFk ms. to
yct cattle into Kansas IN violation of
the quarantine regulations The eat
tlsmen first drive the cattle into south
ru Missouri and then drive them north
through the vood> 20 joplin aud bring
them into kansas from that point
Secretary Riddle eaueht a big herd be-
my brought in tina; way and quaraR-
tinrd th.rn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

London, Aug Is.-By an explosion
in the Llest e0lliery. in GlaInorgan-
shire. Wales. - persons were killed
and "a others we're endangered Tn. eN-
piosion occurred during the night shift.
There were many heroic acts in the en-
dsavur Ia save the survivors from the
effects ~ ths after-damp. bat 10 far
only i've have been rescued aliv~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Topeka. Kan. Aug. 70. SENATOR W.
A Harris will prsvent in the senate At
the next session a measure proposing
three amendments 10 the constitution
# the United states FIRST. making
the president elective for s5x years,
>reoud. making the terms Of congress
men four years instead of two; third.
a. elect the nitsd States senators by
a direct vote - the people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Chicago. Aug. 10. Jack Mccormack.
Of PhiIadrlphia. knocked out Kid Me-
coy ia les than thres minutes last
night The bout was - have been for
six ronnds, aud il w. generally thought
that Mccormack stood no show at all.
The tight was ~ short and 50 quickly
over that there was almost nothing To
il but the punch that put MeCoy TO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

o., vote Of ap per cent. ~ the regis
tetr,; voters. it0a-en eounts. }la. sir-
ci,i,u tu be- thu my-t unique cite m
th- nit~'l State i'm that if will b.. IN.
euN exclusively u-vro community m
~ suuutrs t' Is loeatesl three milss
troH Nua5-tau. ha- le9 hez-e. snd So
Inh.L5fauts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. 10. The
statement was made nj santa re head
quarters here that new company
called the Santa Fs 4 Grand Canyon
Railway company has already begun
the construction of "A railway. - miles
in length. from Williams. Ariz-. to the
Grand CANYON Of the Colorado.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

chicago. Aug - Rev Father An
tonic lie Andris~. pastor ~ thr indie
psusleut Catholic church. rrpu.liatsd
his vows to elope With Lena Wagner.
1ue Of his pari>hionrrs New he i
without the woman whom be says he
married and asks the police Ia assist
him in taking her from the home of
Anton Hanson. her guardian, " here, he
.ayS. she Is being held a prisoner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

An account of the blue rose has been
given by the German gardeners in Sla-
vonia. Chwoika and Bitx. who are cul-
tivaring il. Reports esme of blue Roses
that grew Wild in SeEvia. and speei-
men was seut TO them two years ago
with beautiful vioIet-blue flowers.
They have been experimenting to see
whether the color Is retained under eui-
tivaiion or whether il is due to the soil
OF the rrcors where IL Is found. N the
roses retain their blue the plants will
be for sale in 1901.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Lansing Kan. Aug. - The new
brick plant at the state peni.entiary
aas beeu completed. and the first kiln
Of brick was turned off yes,eg tsv. The
brick will b. used in the erection of
the new sehoolhouse there The shsle
from " hieh the brick il made Is taken
from the bottom of the coal mine. a
distance of 200 feet under the earth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24
THE WORLD AT LARGE
Summary OF the Daily Nova


"Wr prupo>s To continue recruiting
until Axainalsio i captured. - said 80
rctsrv Roos when asked u the provi.
sioual army OF ss.0lo men would h.- en.
listed Secretary Roo. tel~xraphed the
governors % all state asking them ,o
resommend officers who bad served in
the spanish war. with a view 10 oficrr-
ing the additional u regiments which
will b. organized
WITHOUT heralding hi> policy >..,-r,.-
t-ry Root has practically placed Mai
ten Miles in actual command 81 the
arnv and amicable relations now exi~,
between army headquarters and the
wa department AZ Washington. OIL
eial documents. orders. Fscosnmenda-
tions and suggestions are daily sent 10
IN. maf,r general commanding and
ten Miles responds and eo-operates in
every official detail.
kEFRzssSrArtvE wkRNEn Of Iui-
nois. at Washington on the isth ex-
pressed his belief that Thomas H. Reed
will stay in congress- although he will
not ~ speaker.
SHARP engagement between ten
Mac Arthur's command aud the insur-
gents was reported TO tn. war depart
msnt by ten. Otis on the 18TH. The
enemy sintrcnehmcnts on the susss< irts
Of Angeles were attacked and the r~b-
els estimated at s.500. were driven
north with a reported less Of 800 killed
and wounded The American los was
two killed and is wounded.
N order was issued by Secretary
Roo, at Washington on the nth direct
ing that ten additional regiments 20
infantry volunteers bs organized for
service in the Philippines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Tampieo. Mex. Aug. - The boiler
Of locomotive on the Mexican Central
railroad exploded. killing seven msn
and fatally iniuring three others.
Among the killed are four Anasriean
engineers who were in the cab. The
great engine was completely wrecked
by the explosion Heavy pieces oa iron
were scattered over the mountain.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

SIR. lo.-phine T. smith. widow af
co. - Howard smith. an afa,rr Hu-
!. ten John n Morgan. ii,d at bet
hem.- - EnHis5il. n sh.- ea- -
te...z "ld Size leaves uius saas and
laurbt~rs. among them b..iuv Mr. A.
fra'i Nri.h If lineage amt Stlnvy h.
sa.tfh. ef Columbia. Me.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Henry N N-tl rottor coop ~
pert 81 Ne's urirsn- uho predi-'e'l
~ enormous cotfan erup- It ~atrh.
1895 I7 lid i~a--a1. b. oaf uItb = tnrr-
re>t. iudi.situz THAT the crop. now aia-
turing ,iil sNre,i ans of tho-r. and
"a as rsa-h fbe unprecedented total et
~ una ,rp isni.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Galena, Kan. Aug. 10. Yesterday
numbered the fourth time that Mrs.
Louis Emily attempted to commit
suicide She took sugar and lead. but
Is again entirely out of danger. Jeal-
Quay over her husband was the cause
Of her act
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Wh.u cru,sd II eitissn- af tiereh=
hi r.h. kv.. -uragsd at ~. huibiiug ~f
q Mormon church in the t"vn. we're
stsut :" sst hre Ia - tbrs lsafuesi fhst
tls, s,lfsee had Just he,-n tn~arrd ~
tlsO - this tsrs contingency thrs
ut.,"ftliurts chopped ~. church f4
piece. taking cars that Hn piece -
tiuth.-r eoal'i h.. ussd aFs,n. The ~i'i
- viii prohahl. Io-e thelr Ln.urau.e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Austin. Tex. Aug. IA disease
closely resembling eharbou has broken
out among live stock in Jackson eoun-
Is. and the stOckmen of that section
are much alarmed over the situation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Coolidge, kan. Aug. "A heavy
rainstorm followed by high wind
visited this piaee yesterday. The
Methods; church was completely de-
stroyed and the water works damaged
Much other damage was done all over
the city, eansing much loss of property.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Boise. Ida. Aug. i9-Thursday night
the town Of Plaeerville. in Boise coun-
~. was wiped out by fire. The busi-
ness portion of the place was destroyed
and mos, OF tine residences. The loss
i estimated at $50. 600. The fire was
caused by the overturning of lamp in
yeassv's hall
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Big Rapids, Mich, Aug. I9.-The
county poorhouse at Stanwood was
burned last night The fire started in
the insane ward Adolph Murrin was
burned 10 death Many of the 40 in
mates of tie main building narrowly
s,.aD,d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

EN-t,oe- " y Rector 81 Arkansas.
di-d in little Rock recently lls was
gs.sru aIring 'irriug times NIl
huslmr.- .aenentleLL durinK fnaeraL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

Because q girl dared hius. VIM.
Grove jumped fron bridge 80 Lou-
isville, Ny ~ feet. and escaped uu-
hurt. lie had ON her bathing ~uit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

New York. Aug. la-Bradstreet's
says: The trade situation gathers
strength a. summer wanes. Reports
of expanding fall demand arrive. se-
companied by very cheerful adviees as
10 the outlook in most parts Of the
c1ll.ntr,,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

\ few weeks before he dird. Paul
EroNn. ,olored, 80 Pettis county. Mo-.
carried iug five f~rt thick and eight
feet long 7a0 yar,is IL WAS fus.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

PARIS. Aug. Il. a-m-The prefee-
ture Of police gives the statistics of
yesterdays riots; Three hundred and
eighty persons were injured. Three
hundred and sixty were taken to the
hospitals. EIfty-nins police agents
were wounded. besides CofnFfiiS sari.s
Coulter and Dolsnine. One hundred
and fifty persons were arrested. Of
whom eighty are detained in custody.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

p p. Ndsms. attorney in Arkansas
and Tennessee for several railways.
aud son Of th- tate Gen. AdamS. OF
Arkansas died AZ Memphis. Team.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

EN-Ccugres sinaa Casey Young died
At Meurphi>. Team. after long i'll
sess. liz was tvsiye sent TO congress;
served il the confederate army.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

The sua at its ceGter is three times as
heavy as mercury.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-24

ksgrr q. Mills so'd piece az Texas
Property ;.ie et2ss day FOR sasaasp
About zen years ago it cost him szGQ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-22
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-22

e fe'a Ros|ta Sa Tstsan, Sam Sam 5s.a e'fP,c. Fs
Rico. Depdsito general sucursal de Ia gran
manufacture de tabacos establecida On Cayey
>or don Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimien-
% hay siempre un surtido constante de todas
las vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
ias mejores de Ia Habana Rama lesftima da
~ Vegas del PLAZA. Solfcitense cata.osvx
Reprssezsaats. ALBERTO PEDREIRA. ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-22

ss Pe$s ::sss:ss e:sssss;s..: 's@; 3: ;.:s,, :; .
g2ost~ ! festive ssoritor don JosS Maria Leeaess
+ asso Derscho). IN tome d 488 pAginss q
ereaogo do don Niesnor Bolos Psraxs. a papss
sstaa.do superior, - 7snds ( peso 70 osats
80 q ejsnplar n Las ibrsxtas d los suG>r>ee
l. se5o Oszp>zia. 1sa FyaA4isss j. nas-
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