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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

The predictions Of Mr.. +. II.
St0rta, Of Van Buren,, Ind, have
been fulfilled to . remarkable
degree go far. In the year 1894
he p~rophesied that the Caited
States troops would be called
iuto the neld of battle in 1898,
and that our Government would
not cease from war for seven
years, and that in the year Of
1900 We would be embrOiIed In
q war with all the leading n
tons Of the earth. lie also pre-
dicted than when this war end
ed there would be no more use
for the sword and bayonet. He
further says that when the pow
ers have subdued China the
swords will be turned toward
each other, and = great destruc-
ton shall beEall the nations. He
urges that this Government
should make grea. preparations
tor the near future, and declares
that the United States and Eng.
land will have TO Stand in the
same position that China does
at this day. All this he gathers
from his reading Of the Reeve
lstions of the Apostle John,
and says that We are very close
to the "lsst dAysr-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09
MERIT SHOULD CONTROL.

Captain Spieht virtually sd.
mits in his joint debates that he
has done nothing since he Las
been a member Of Congress IL
entitle him to a re election al
the hands Of the people. The
chief claim advanced By him for
support oems to be the record
made BY him as . Confedenir
soldier. For this We. ~ do all
other true Southerners. accord
him due praise; bet, In our
opinion, this sh0uId not be .
controlling factor in the present
contest. The question is, and
should be, entirely one of merit.
IL he the better mar of the two
for the place. or Is his opponent
better qualified to fulfil the du.
ties OF the ONCE than he
Captain Spight's record As q
soldier was a good one. This
has been forty years ago, how.
ever. Since that time he has
been twice elected ~ prosecut-
ing attorney Of this judicial dis
irici. We do not question the
fact that the record made by
him during the drst part Of this
time Vas good. Some years
elapsed, and Captain Spight Was
elected q member Of Congress.
lie has admittedly accomplish
cd nothing since he has held q
seat IN that body.
Hon. W. A. Mcdonald 10 q
young man. the % OF q Con.
federate soldier Who lost his
If. on the bAttle-fi- ld fighting
for the cause he loved. What
he Inns accomplished, and il is
much, has been accomplished
by individual effort and hard
work. He is a true son Of the
people, having started at the
bottom of the ladder, and work
ed up TO his present position bv
sheer force Of intellect and stu
dious application. lie is nov
in his prime, physically and in
tellectuslly, and can be Of IN
comparable benefit to the peo-
pie Of this district If elevated to
the Office which he seeks
In making q choice the voters
Of this district should consider
and weigh veil the qualiica-
lions Of each sspirant II in
their judgment a young man,
fall OF push and cherry, and en-
dowed ~ith exceptional ability,
can satisfactorily represent the
people Of this district. then they
should cast their votes for Hon.
W. A. Mcdonald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

The people Of the several dis.
tricts Of the State, ought Ia
make sure Of selecting the very
best material possible for Con
gress. This Ia no time in the
history to put n stick ia the
national council hAils.-E. ).
Wilson in n. U. Picayune.
We copy the above to give u
our hearty endorsement. Thi'
dis riet at least will not send q
stick to represen. it. Ii vii
seud . man who will be ready
at all times to vote and Wort
for any measure that will bench
his constituents and his party
that man is the Hon. W. A
acknowledgements.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09
Til 5 INCOME TAX.

The income ar 10 again agi
tAfrng our people. and sroas,ng
them 10 the duty Of claiming the
rich mans sarplss ~ m aid TO
maintaining our ship Of state.
II Is . fact that the poor man
generally pays double the taxes,
according to his means, thai are
paid In by n man with a fat in.
come. The cause OF this 10 from
several reasons. In the nrst
place. IL the average property
owner desired to evade the
spirit Of the law while he obeyed
the letter, he could not, because
his possessions are such ~ tn
be visible 10 all who would
know his financial standing. He
has no railroad stock, or bonds,
money at interest, or invest
menis at distance, in which to
hide HE real possessions from
the tar assessor.
Again, the poor man dares
not put . low valuation upon
his property AZ the conscien.
tiOus one SIS have IL in their
power to raise the valuation OF
all taxable property in sight.
The widow, the orphan, the
poor farmer, merchant or me
cnanic are b,ed for all their
worth, bot the capitalist IN
shown Gvors, concessions, and
his little strstegems TO cheat
the Law considered an excellent
joke.
Money is power, and its pow
Ell IL nowhere 80 manifested ~
in the influence IL wields over
those whose duty it is to see
that each man "renders to Cea-
sar the things that are Ceasar'sr
We are glad to say that our
present tar assessor has raised
the taxable property Of laFay-
cite county ei00, 90 and there
by the burdens Of the poor will
be greatly l%ightened. Many Ind
den investments, and secret
financial dealings have been
brought to light, and an honest
and ezrues; effort Is being made
10 force . more equitable divi-
sion Of the burdens of keeping
Uncle Same machinery in work
ing order.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

CONVENIENT

Memory il the store house Of
the mind, but generally 50 care
Iessiy guarded that oniysin rare
instances do We lind the con
tents at the disposal Of the own
er. The old adage, -in at one
ear and out at the other 10 all
too true for the general aceu
mutation of mental treasures.
However easily the real habit
Of forge,fuIness may become
liked upon rs, there is an a..
sumed loss Of memory which is
wonderfully convenient, and
prScticed more or less BY
Adams fallen race.
Ii is this elasticity Of memory
that enables us to forget obl,gs.
tons to others, promises, du.
ties, little debts, big debts, and
even the very identity of our
friends and acquaintanccs- But
wonderful to tell, this loss oil
memory never occurs when
somebody else 10 under ob.iga.
tions, or in debt TO rs. In fac,
our mental store-houses garnet
such facts as these, and put ,
lock and key upon them. 80 tina
only for value received do the,
pass from our keeping.
Convenience Of memory ever
colors the waters Of the socia
swim. In our days Of poverty
we we're glad enough to rrceiv,
the sympathy and companion
ship Of our relatives and friend,
ENJOYING . like state Of exis
tence, but when the wheel O
fortune gives as an upwar,
shove. We wonder how ever suel
commonplace mortals could sup
pose themselves our equals, an,
the past becomes n slate, an,
oar memories a vet sponge.
Even IN business circles los
Of memory is all too commor
In some communities the gene
raj public even forgets that IN
edifor can't live ON promise
and unpaid accounts. so "
go on forgetting to the end u
our days, for it Is SO convent
! ent, but when our children be
gin to excuse shortcomings b,
forgetting, We spank them jus
as hard as other people oush
to be, who have grown old il
J the art.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

We earnestly trust tkat the
municipal authorities and c,ti.
Eens of Oxford will join the
movement to rid the state OF
vagr1lts. This wave Of reform
is agitatiug nearly every town
In Mississippi, and if the habitu-
al idier and street loafer 10 pu,
To work or out Of the state, We
predict q vast decrease in crime
and lawlessness. Not only
should the negro vsgrznt BE-
driven from our towns, but the
white men and boys with NO
visible occupation should be
forbidden and prohibited from
pressing brick in front OF
business houses, or holding
dosu empty goods boxes, While
they d.lage the pavement with
nlthy expectontions. No worse
eompAnioaship eoGid be found
for . boy than she. he picks
up while idiing about, a psalic
s9sare.
IL would even be we'll for our
legislators TO take this matter
under consideration. and make
lass 10 relieve the country Of
these dzu backs to progress
and prosperity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

Gov. BECKHAM hes Ann0unc-
ed that be will call an extra ses-
sion of the Kentucky Legisla.
ture before September LIST. The
object is to make some changes
in the G0ebel election law.
These amendments will remove
all doubt as to Kentucky being
carried by the Democrats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09
Kind WOrds.

MAyvrELD MEDICINE MO. Co., 1
NAyrrELD, Ky, July ~, 1900
The EAGLE, Oxforr, Miss, sirs
4. A. Thompson Editor:
We beg to express our graft.
fcation with the manner 10
which you are handling our I'D
refreshments in The OXFORD
EAGLE, and, incidently to Say
that you publish one ofthe neat
est sheets that comes TO our Of
dee.
In checking our advertise
ments for the month OF June,
1900, We lnd that THK OxrORp
EAGLE 10 checked on oar adver.
Using register, ID. X. Good
for every issue in the month.
In receiving and che cking
hund reds of badly compiled and
poorly printed papers each
month, II Is . pleasure to look
over . sheet ~ neatly gotten up
~ yours. The sheet refiects
the Individuality OF the editor
nine times nut Of ten, and is .
good indicator as to the thrift
OF the town.
We are highly pleased With
the resul's obtained through
tine influence OF your paper ~
our advertising medium in La
fsyette County, and deem IL not
unwise to 90 express ourselves
to you. Some Of the sheets We
pafropixe seem tn act TN the
principle that the only thing
tor them to do il to get the CON-
pany 10 sign . contract aud they
will receive their checks
promptly whether the ads are
placed in according to contract
or nOt-this slip sh0d manner
makes advertisements absolutely
worthless to the advertiser.
Again thanking you for your
consideration Of our interests
and your equitable treatment Of
us your patrons, We beg TO re.
main. Yours very truly.
MAYpIELp MEDICINE Co.
Per w. L. AUSTIN, Adv. Mgr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

FASHION has decreed that
men may wear shirt waists,
tucks, frills and all. May they
soon be granted the privilege Of
wearing trains to their coat tails
aud thus aid the women IN
sweeping the streets.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

SriYv and uncompromising as
it may sound, straw dresses are
tn. latest things imported from
Paris. Rye straw was the warn
ETY. used in modelling this wor
derful gown
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

We ase aaxioas 70 UNLOAD our Inn
Dooso ard ven escorted sock Of
GsoeegSeA. Call on us before you
- - 0oaey looss.
~44W6 Us1so UsuiaD a
Ks.s:031s.s . - a..
We ell your sspsesnl sAAsatioa 70
ths qaalty and price O. Rassas
noer. nse1, Asse. Lard, Has,.
9suAkfAse Dacoa, boseass1 Hams,
Pie-nie Hans. Aean0a. 1ohaoeo
aDd ooaR.
We 49, eivs 70. sPsciai prices
Il0e<hy Hay Cd 9Aip 81.
H. pgtces af0 ~ iDAnceDsok,
- ~ - WIN b aAsls 70 asil yoa.
Reapscsfally,
Do0AnD 4 LooAu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

The summer normals in Mis-
sissippi have closed for this year
State Superintendent Whitfield
reports them exceptionally vel
attended and n larger number
Of teachers have applied fol
State license than ever before
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09
Fair Committees.

sesA
At . meeting Of the cisisens
interested IN the coming county
lair, the following Committee
we're appointed:
Arrangement Committee.
d. l. Sultan, Cha:rmaa.
j. w. T. Fslkner, n. p. Bishop
IL. v. ~SOmmerville, Paul s Bart.
Committee ON Solicitation
Of Prizes.
N. H. Bryant Ohairuaa.
N. r. Bishop, w. D. Porter,
Ben r. Gray, PAsl ). Bart.
Committee on Arrangemsns
o. Tournament.
w. 3. johnson, Chairman.
j. L. Shinaalt, II. d. BeanlAnd
J Il Tomlinson, w. A. Roune.
Arrangement Committee for
Old Folks Ball.
Col. W. H. Keys, Chairman,
Chas. McCharen. w. A. Roase
Watt Wardlsw, J. =. Pegsea
Fair Managers
james Stone. Chairman.
J. w. T. Falkner, Hen Price.
DR.. T p Coleman, u p Bishop
J. T. Nelson, Z e Temple
z. T.. Matthews, q. L. Siviev
John r Harkins, p. 8. Bart,
III. w. Onmerville.
PAUL 3. BURf. Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

A George boy seD1s to the
Atlanta Consultation he fellow.
ING eeopositioa - var. sWar
b . greet thing. l think. Before
dad vest - 1gAe he Spasiards
~ vas per - Jooas turkey.
Bat - lad the good fortune .
have oss leg shot Of and they
ssat hiia he0e With . big pen.
saoa which bseaght Soc . piaa.
ner ed painted the hose red
asd tie shatters green. II We
ealy I'D aaeeher var, be night
get his other Beg shot o., and
thea we voald - - rieh -
rich - eruao - eeald drive Z
horos lAseer thaa IL doaeoaas
vhas hel1s III hsaA - higAn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

1t Is PLAIN that many ATefi
cans consider the issue oil s'npeF'
,alism so truly paramount that
they are not willing to re1sin
longer in the ranks Of the party
of Empire.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

Az attempt WAS made Sunday
B'g &c 10 ssazsinAte Nj. r. u.
Is. Waite. ut bis home IN Sens
tsaia- A bullet vas nred throa-t
the SHADES eftke room IN which
Mr.. Waite w~s siseping aud pas
ed IN an inch o. hs head As
travelling salesman for Fly &
iiebsoa. Mr.. Waite is we'll and
Avonbiy known, not only In
onfsrfv bat th~resshout North
Aissss.avpi- Oiicen are max
ing every effort To identify the
voald DC murderer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09
Those VIII, ureE1tltted ~
Prn-ions.

Those VIII, ureErtltIed ~
Pensions.
BY request We paclish the
extract from the lass
Of the lsst Legislature. showing
Who are entitled to pensions
and the amount which can be
drawn BY pensioaers Of the dif.
ferent classes, to-uit:
SECTION I. Be u enacted By
the Legislators NJ the State Of
Mississippi, That all soldien
asd ailon, Who eslissed and
~houorAbly served In The essa-
fede1te army or navy, Who
we're ~hoaorably discharged OF
paroled or did not desert The
eosfedersfs service, vho ere
Bow . resident Of this State, and
vho are isdigent and not able
70 earn . support By their eva
lsoor ssd vhe DO nod them.
seives or their wives ovn prop
erty, real or personal, 10 the
vslae Of fosr hundred dollars,
ere estitled 70 pessioa, also the
servsats 81 ssch soldiers ssd
oailon Who cone uudor The bro.
visiess Of The sct and shall ~
ceive Of any sad Ill sueA fssds
appropriated therefor eqaaily
share sad share alike - hersis-
aNef provided; that Ill soldiers
ssd aAilors and servunts u ssch
and esilorss Who we're
resdered tStally blind, and any
0ae Who lost both hands and
both feet; or one hand and Oae
foot. or one leg. and 10 suffering
from irreducible herniA. By rear
son Of wounds or injuries re
ceived dariag sch service shall
one hssdrei d0llars PER
year. All soldiers and 0ll0ss
and servants Of saeh Who Loot
oos foot or one hand, or the t.
tai ne Of one foot Or oee hasd,
Or Who ssstainod sach perm.
neat wounds or injury - die
ables hin hon earning . sup
port, By reason Of service in the
confederate army or navy, aud
Who are not able to earn . sap
port and Who 40 not theDeelves
Or their wives own property,
real or personal, TO the vslus Of
foar hundred dollars, and Who
have no relatives able whose
legal duty 1t 10 TO support them
shall receive any dollsEs per
year. All INDECENT widows Of
or ssil0rs who we're
married to them prior to Tie
dnt day Of Jsasary, 1870, OF
Who married prior - 1875 ~
ex confederate soldier or sAilor,
Who lost the use Of both kands
or both feet, and al other SOL
dierS and sailon and servsnts
Of soldiers and szilor1 Who were
hOaOnbly discharged or pa
rolled, or Who did not desert the
confederate service, Who By rea-
son Of disabilities arc unable 10
earn . support and do not then
selves or their wives ewn psOp-
erty, real or personal estate In
the value Of foar hundred dol.
lars. and Who have NO relahves
able whose legal dsty Il 10 t.
support them, shall receive the
remainder Of the pessios fund
to b equally divioed per CAPT
=; provided further, the pro
visions of this oct shall not sp
ply TO any colder, 0ilor, Dol
the widow Or servant Of IN col
der or ailor, Who holds . ~
nicipal. county, State, o. federal
o@ee Of which The anlaSies and
fees pay the aooant Of three
hundred dolIan Der snnum.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

rseosr. 1a1s-Rhsun - Rez~.
n tnesass i1oAing and 0nrtanr
IDet6eae 70 these disSsoA. kf.ss-Sk
sll.ysa :. sP1Rl.g S...ssr-
Many vssy I'D ensoo ~ ~
p1e1sos!y e1rsd b. 6 =
y esi.A 1er tsAisg pilss
49, es0ped haniS frogt 49,
9to.1e go oyaA NOD . hor
1em!o ~ u. ChnGon -
Vxseses :. nsttfs. Ahosvns-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

Mr.. WI TING FANG. the
Chimes. minister to the United
States notwithstanding the dlfh-
eulties and embarrsssm.nts OF
his position has efficiently serv-
ed bis country, and YET kept the
good will and respect Of the
n,ost loyal Americans This is
Indeed . diplomatic triumph Of
the highest order.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

AUGUST is likely to be a hot
month. The signal has been
given for the various Repabii-
can State Committees to begin,
frying out fat for the campaign
.lush fund.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

The campaign of 1895 brought
out the greatest discussion q
IN ecenic subject this country
has s>ea for . generation. The
campaign Of 1900 will involve
not only economic questions,
but political questions reaching
down to the fundamental priaei,
pies Of government. In 1854
we were discussing the vroaea
OF men. This year We shall de
cuss not only the wrongs Of neu
but the rights Of men-'-Wiiliaa
j. Bryan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

GEN. w. L. CHARFEE who is
taking so prominent q part in
the Chinese war, was stationed
with a company OF soldiers in
Oxford TO maintain Law and or
der during the carpet bag rule
Just after the war. Doubtless
many Of our citizens remember
him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

SENATOR WELLINGTON, Of
Maryland, has renounced his
allegiance to the Republican
party, saying that he WAS uusi-
terably opposed to imperialism;
that ~ Mckinley had deceived
hum in national affairs he should
therefore oppose him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09
New
Blacksmith
Shop.

ODen(

nave opened up o
general blacksmith and
repair shop, where I am
prepared to do all Kinds
OF work in my line and
guarantee satisfaction.
Shop one door East of
r. E Matthew'S Stable.
ROBT j. KNIGHT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09

TIE Beers xiil MAINTAIN ga@r'
rllS warfare until alter 'he
American election, Z ing they
have beeu promised inierven-
,iou in case the Democrats win
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-09
University
Mississippi.

twenty-five schools in De-
pertnent Of Seieaee, Literature
and the Arts professional eours-
- in Law, Electrical Engineer-
ins and Civil Rngneerine.
TUITION FREE
70 men and women, except in
Law School. All expresses verv
Low. Attractive locatsoa. Per-
Sect aAnitatios. Complete water
and sewer sysienoL Electric
lighting asa seean heating.
Fereet deep veil water.
Seesion 81 lsoo-l speas Sep
te0ber 18Th. For spseiai infer.
nation address
r h FULTON,
Councillor,
Usiversity, Mia