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WASHINGTON. Aug. 29-The st. Pc
tershurg dispatch to London contain
ing the assertion that Russia will al
most Immediately notify the powers
that she considers the relief of the Pc
kin legations as the final accomplish
mcut Of the military task of the allied
force, II was learned late tonight Is
the phase of the Chinese situation
which is attracting most attention from
this government at this time. This as
sertion mferentially carries with 1t
the impression that the Russian govern
ment is Of the opinion that as the
legations had been relieved the
government should withdraw its mill
tary forces from Pekin and thinks the
other allies should do likewise.
PARIS, Aug. 2s-Admiral Courrejol-
les cables that he is sending a gunboat
from Shanghai to ascend the Yang Use
Kiaug river
BERLIN. Aug. 29.-Aocording to a
dispatch received here from Tien Tsin,
Japanese forces are now on their way
from Taku to Pao Ting Flu Capital of
the province of Chi LID, with the di-
rect object of occupying the latter place.
The German vice-admiral at Taku
Continued on fourth page.)
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PLAGUE AT GLASGOW.

Already Two Deaths From Genuine
Bubonic Plaque.
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NEW YORK. Aug. pa dispatch to
the Tribune from London says:
While India is suffering from one Of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-30

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-silver, e1K:
lead, brokers. 4; exchange. 18Th.
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WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Aug. 29.-Wheat, Walla
Walla. SIC; Valley, 5Sc; bluestem, cOc.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 29.-Wheat.
December. 1111s; cash 1OS&.
CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-wheat. septem-
Der, opening. 74ls, 74lz: closing. 70. 75h.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s.-wheat. Sep
tember, 6s I'd
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CHE roo. Aug. 2s.-Yu. governor OF
the province Of shen 81. Is reported to
have invited the foreigners in his prov
lnce 10 come 70 his protection. About
Aukuht 2lN. ofty accepted the invita-
ton and all were massacred.
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LONDON. Aug. pa special dis
patch from st. Petersburg contains the
assertion that Russia almost imme-
dIately win notify the powers that she
considers the relief OF the Pekln lega-
tions as the final accomplishment OF
the military task Of the allied forces.
There Is nothing. however in the af-
ternoon papers here to confirm this.
The afternoon papers doubt that the
rumors Of peace negotiations are well
founded. and applaud General Chaffees
prudence in preparing for winter cam
paign as they regard the activities OF
the allies at PelSln and the difficulties
Of discovering a responsible Chinaman
with whom to treat. unless Ii Hung
Chang Is able TO place himself in COM
munication with the fugitive court and
secure credentials satisfactory to all
the powers. as indications that the So
lutlon OF the problem will be more pro-
longed and more difficult than previous
ly hoped.
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BERLIN. Aug. 2-The German nav
nj commander at Taku telegraphs that
the following troops have been landed
up to August IS:
American. l55 officers and 4470 men;
British. 1ss officers and 5s42 men: Ital-
ian. l5 officers and 277 men; French.
il5 officers and 2sOs men: Japanese, 57s
officers and .1s.50S men; Russians. 275
officers and 1850 men.
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objects by other powers engaged In
China IL thought feasibis.
Incidental 10 this main purpose sew
eral phases OF the problem are attract
Ing special attention. The sufilclency
OF ii Hung chang's credentials al
peace envoy, or rather Of the ability
Of the emperor OF China 10 accredit
any one thus. II a matter OF lnterna-
tional consideration.
II was the general understanding that
the outcome Of today's cabinet meet
Ing would be the adoption Of a policy
by the administration that would tend
20 simplify these issues. and at least
bring 10 a focus the varying aspIra-
tlons Of the powers. II this cannot be
done then the question to be deter
mined Is whether or not the United
States shall proceed further, hand in
hand with the allied forces. II is be-
lieyed that this point is very near a
decision. our determination depending
upon the responses made by the
European nations TO our enquiries.
rho suggestion that Il conference be
held OF the nations represented IN Chi
ma is again revived as an accompanI-
ment Of this purpose. and II Is pointed
out that with special Commissioner
RocbhilI. Just about arriving on Chi.
nese soil: with Mumm Won schwartzen-
stein. German successor to Baron Won
Kettelcr, already IN China: with min
listers resident at Pekln and with high
military and naval officials IN the Pei
Ho valley the material is already at
hand FOR the gathering OF council
fully equipped 20 deal with even so
complex and difficult a problem as is
presented In the settlement Of Chlnas
future.
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VANCOUVER. b. c.. Aug. 2e-seyen-
ty missionaries from China returned
today by the Empress Of China Many
had almost miraculous escapes.
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HONG KONG. Aug. 2S--It is rumor-
ed at Annoy that $4,000 Japanese troops
are coming there from Formosa.
TIEN TsIN. Aus, 2s.-one thousand
Russia 20, Tlen Tsin for Pekln to-
day
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BERLIN. Aug 2s.-The Frankfort
Zeitung has received a dispatch from
Shanghai saying that a plot has been
discovered there TO burn the whole city.
Europeans consider the streets unsafe
after nIghtfall. and the general sItua-
ton is critical.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08
IS EASILY CURED.
nst NI-ti@- 80 . Bts-s.- Tk.s
Ni~iE. TO simple Tr~.s@-zL

The Yes York ExF<1m~ut s-a,ica
rer~af'y Pahash~5 a bz-et.n "a
-fr1ther eatiag aEoax fon& The
report makes a number 81 oas-rra-
'ious CO this habit. s-zxErssizr rhas I.
Is the rrsult q a iaek q nitro~~rocs
natter in the feed snd citing srp-ri-
u.nfs whcr- fr-<h cut boue- l-aE
mat. err uere FED II v5re The
report say~ - tery uucuuuon
among fowls that have exercise and
a VARIETY % food. and Il j. ma-- eco
montreal 20 pretrn; iis app~arancr by
careful treuizE- bat as the SPREAD >
RAPID even und-r n r7ri,su uhirh DOES
no; ordinarily sem g. -err8uzzr -
cr~feupm~Ef- rk~ vic~ shault -
stamP-i out hy 1h- deash o. rrur1va.
Of fhe first orruLrE
Ihe editor % the Faru .nf Dairy.
NeN >outh Wales. ais a~sfsarion 20
the fact % the failure 10 mention the
tire cause % -f~afher atfae 1t
is now a weli-known fact says the
81 o that feather Eating = due e. a
minute parasite lsarrops< la-sisl
NhHeh feeds AZ th~ rross - fhs feath-
err thas irritating the bird aud ezus-
iss them 20 Piaek cut their owl
feathers Wherr fsathers arr PEELED
oaf hs ether birLs st = au- TO ths
F~r.seuee Of ls.. for Nhseh they arc
searching
The prevention a-f remedy. sav,
fh@ editor arr simple. - the mite dis
-ase 5 contagious Isolation % the a.
terted bird Is the first step especially
4 i = a COX III mites yi~sL rad
IL 10 Treatment - ere Fart q erro
sate 70 % parts q hri Or vas~-iE-
NrH rubbed into the affected parts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08
TIE CRAB APPLE.
% nae N~ ssp~rs>s s~r r~r~servss1
asx g~Hrr uskfss-u~~ 10
Prepare rh~s

n. crab ape . i-1irssozs n -,ss
-ar-. q to- se=2-r7se IL = ;As
r--ssfre s.rz q ;Ae apPa<. ~kieA.
.Ariveles aaS b-c~- Nth s<e. kas
bee- sazzE a=czx ~. relies eftss lke
Ewr-srS Trzs=E ~ hnti4aifv efths
FRAT AzS rhoarh sAe znSer- cab
srp.- s sAx c-lr .ar= q shis specs
81 r-zHszrs nrre we have. al ear sar-
So rTrzs spsreze~-w% ~rzs~nizgs
~ rsk~r srg1ss are believed % ave
sss~~zE-z f-sn tie kuzh,- aFY5<s
-hs-A sh- axe Ss<ii>rs szd P~ope e
sk-r x-aeratzsa eal.as1te&- ass sk-
Nes Ys-k Trsaz~-
F1- vrrssviz< aa& =1kfrx t~Ey the
-ra5 avp~ : Superior 70 lny esher APP
-. tkna<s har& sweet -w& appe.
"A srI f-un The SD q a sw-xt apFf~.
. a txrtr- srait s0r sweet pickles az6
srrf-x Cab aPv,ss are cu'y us~fsi
s'r sweet preserves Ike Fly. zar1a-
-a1ss s-E e~7asvrsss % the uAaa- sruit-
pr ei<s fhey Should - y sL szE
ave the ss~sr as1 stem renewed
Ttry stsuE b cat up uitAcEs renew
i-r The skins o. cores. whieA give "a
errewraannr'v sac favor 20 the frzis-
TIE AFTER raa -hsE b. Pus IN 4 stoae
i1r. covered ard -: ia a pot e uater.
uhicA shou'd b. Kept boiling areuz1
- Jar - z7s~ CT ;ez hears \. tie
ert % ;hfs time So th- ar il a cold
cellar TO cool IN the moruin< strain
- the uce. This Is the EASIER wav
l-E rrqu-ss Iess Iiftizg % the frait-
Bat soz@ eeoks prefer 20 add \ little
safer % The fruit and stew Is ia a
porr-la5n kettle a. VOC No1l8 azy ether
app IN tbs ease you Euz- boil n.
juic~ a little iauy~r- Cook tie iusr-
squ-rrs1 a e the pure ape pal7
to- nlaHtes AID thea add a pouus &c
sugar - every pat q Juice. sat cock
ua'I The mixture -jeI-
To make ~nar=1ia5e strain the purs
through a Purse S-ve- put over the ire
and sir rontizaaliy 20 prevent its
hlrnin<- Wksa il has cooked for -
niuates add s--ar IN the properties
q a Pousa 20 every pat 81 PaiP and
cook a little lour-r-
For F~rss~rrfzg use large sb~rfs,
crab aPPses Peel she= With 4 pez-
kai,- core them and remove the stem
AID ss=s-- ca; ~ sPp-ss isto kz!Tes.
and pet them over the stove 20 boil
vi;h a plat % zater = every poand o.
crab app Cock then until teuLer
enough 20 b pierced with a broom
sPlias- Thsa strain the water os
them. pour i over the cores sz5 peel
iugs Of tAr crab apples and eook s0r -
Iinu-es strain the juice again ard
add 70 is a Psazd % sugar for every
pound q crab aPPle- Add the crab 1p-
PIE halves azd let them sinner il the
siruP u-tfl they are clear aH6 trans
Pnrsat-that t. for aboas tea Or Is
IizGtex Pat them in Jars. cover the
H-s Nth 4 layer Os Fara@ze paper AID
seal then up In sealing al preserves
and II1ss e = better 20 wait unsil
'Asy are ev3 Before covering ske7 per-
G~azsztly-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

Rs<zzaszz. srafra anS NearB<avs
sant every eskzr z<&xlns- h4= y1el< ca
she l-zsazs % 5 D<zE. Ts er1bse 4 sz<.
f-rsrs 70 tesS tbs xua<s-fZ rxm~.y. We ~.
seE< iree 4 t-a4 ostzl< 81 reeelpc Gf .x9 ,
srrts-1nrstapay tsr =11r Larr- saStTes
& ~ @ws-s sten. seat pExp4a. By z4L &C ex-
press ) nrsSs - rcsvenslve az vel a.
4 curative f1r E.E1nlsx-- Sca-rI. Ven
ara G9Gs- DyspsFsA hlrk1sae, Asthma.
Hay FsTsr- C1.arrA- Liver az9 k&a<T
eES AID Nsa-axe Heza<he- Ear1cke.
IssshHch.. Hear Wsaka=s Ia Grzp~,
Mira P1avx& Cre~rzx Nzzhcs~ azE
a 1zx l@< & sther Is Write - q .as-s
a-1 sep yszr szfsrr-r Axznts x1z-et.
SwI-scn Ek<-zase Care Co. ~ Lxk<
sEe-s. &C L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

~ hi arEa<z.@zs. % fs<T ean1ee r-1e4
- dswa-~* pxgxsea 81 tnr ear Th~~- 4
cGly au< var - eyre @eaez~--e azz& sAas 4
By ruu~elsx<1zaA rwxz~4<x D~xfz~-w 4
sHHs~1 b. az m&anz~i e-r1sa~r q IN -x
euzs Enzx 81 ne Ezze.<Aan Txh~ VIZ,
taas t4h~ Txts a44z~9 ysz kare q r-ruz
epGrt 90 u7srrrxe k<xrrsg s.4 vn~a & 4
e.tiryly eis.ex 1<af.<s~ - The r--zs- an:
gzae=. he n4zzzasis1 can - sax-a cus
azd tbs tzb~ r-<sr-x - 20 rsr-al csa-
dtssn- k~a-izx Wi - Destroyed fsrxv<r:
ne c1s<s q 81 ten are rrn-s-t ~ <a.a--a.
whwA . .s<h1zr kzf a. i.1azx~st e-r&1asa
Ct tae -wruzs sH-fnr~x
We VI eve O1< Hz-ss--. DcEa-s fsr szy
eass Ct De1fr>-s seau-~d ky gatarrA thas
gaance - cured hT Has Cn-1r-A Cara
Ssnl fsr efrwzzxrx hre~
Ct-=~v Co. Tsf<s5aO
Ssi ~ nrnrx<es -
Has fa-fT r A. sis t~<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08
TRIPLE WINDOW OPENINGS.
q s@sd for the Ak-
@tssi~s Of IIxAf
aaa AIR

Some q TIE t--cCratoTS seas IN he
u<e e uirduWs ar very effective
Tksy may b adopted IN cd hoses
witAozs tie expense % fhroxizx cat
\ bay WizfaN- al that Is rxgazr-L tor
\ S@r>< q Windows being the fzser
thsz % a ruw % OP~sngs alozx oz<
si1~ Il the rOg@- 11rruw frames aAozs
separating the fiEerxus sasA@z TheI
tuPle Wdaeo~ nay b~ made b gruz-
izE tao extra 49, h<Sife cue already
IN Tho rusm- II the ruoz 5 IN 4 esr
Eer very effective zrrazz~z<zs g
secured By Pzttiag WzEGws On eaeh
sade q th- eurzrr- \ sat Say thea
be run aere=s The angie 1n1 czshh0EeG
aEd upholstered wirh CO
one ether handsome rlArs-. SAYS sAx
Wzshizgrez STAR
ss-x Elective use or wrzeS~S ~as
~rec~zrly Ea2e n 4 snail hszse shos@
Ettl- parler Va h~oF=-ssiy cAe~rl<zS
Wi-k Al Ua1srraetive oatlrak 60 o
tH=y cry strset- IL kaPP~z-d 70 -
a curz< rnaz wlrA a wi1a1w zx-ruz
ard ueserz a. each s1< ~s the ear~
zer The shadows Of skx 1azs~s "a
sirA@r sAe Kept The ruul geazy xvsa
as may i haPF~ze1 that ~ s4.-
ant zzx e sazs years s-4z1zax az4
The ln1er1 x1s ~il1z< 70 kEzsr ts<
AEy % the h1zse wk-z sh~ sz<~-
raez uE made 20 sE z1r< E<As szte
the r1az TIE kCEz<wlf~ s6.1lzzG al
Ee= O. shat she wanted srvE sA~ E@e-
crater and s@err~&~1 In s=&axzz< the
AzEaard 70 - kE@ pas tie 1esixz
izsS exrr1raoz Tha % wkar wAz
Sou~= Tie xs5~ wfaEuzx w~-~
Ea<zed se&1zt the esrz<r. a. wA5ra
Paszs r9a zE< ~izEaws wer~ Exr IA
Aas5=< sF1e@ Fer a hrea wsssxa
Paz<i axsxr~z \ Shelf AID paz~s
we're pat znazr tie Ez31w& TEzE
caaZa1&SAzp~& FaEes a. tuzs~1z xass
we're 81 u IL traz-x wAixA we-- so
SIZED sA1t szzAsr - 4pv<r ex ssmxr
s1sh e1G& - s~GaE aark ca \ aEmx~
Ths - z-Z<r admitted a great E<aE
=zs sez ar sAaz wszz haze -a
Pcssl1< 1i.E "a sr1zzzy wzzZaw.
A1.aEs - Hzxs wEs s--raxk-x n
reA FurE<rS iA1s f<I n sau< r-z<~-
IA ta@x - to .a~r- Ez@<1 Sass
e1Etzzzs wa~ SrzS~S Sz az~ xss~ %
e1rA wzw 0FPs<is~ the erzs~- IL
rA~ wz1a~s stnr& n sral sass<- en-
wa5eA w1x SET 4 taz<y r&iaa az2 COW
e-~G ia a dated sAa1e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

N4SA az4 cas- half ~~x x-xxn To-
z2re<s II sso~s- aAso SIX lzrxe whsr-
szSSEx= Pzs both IN a preserving kes-
tbe. sPrzakte over half esPfzl saFs and
let rh~z sszE1 - hours. thea drain
them IN a seve- return the Vegetables
10 n kesrl~s add half curc~ ground
pepper. two Gnee mustard seed oue
tez<Poo1fai grouzS cloves. two Ia
b-@PoozfzS eesery s<eS. half eupszl
sugar and <usSesent vinegar TO cover
all Boil ave minutes. counting FROM
the tIEe the boiling begins. ard keep
the kettle covered; remove and pur n
jars. close and set aside - Ledger
Mcnrhiy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08
AN INSECT BREEDER.
eas Hss~ to ne kept es1-tsss-
Iy In >asu Qa.rsrr

Here Is \ grub ard wo-u-b-rr,s-r
FOR chickens in snail qart=r@ E-ls.
! EsS four feet q1ar a ; ia l,-sr--
ton. thu sides bring made - u,rrux
slats nailed 10 the franz. ~ or eight
inches apart In tbs frame PL-cr a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

Ih- ease Sc tie rrsxrzs Ckn<s< snE4sr
xe-r-st . 80 ~ xs1s <4<rx-~ss. a -
kA9s~ ef ne Gsnx~ --g-a-ts - tn< -
~x- rawsrs Az1sArr EyHs rrrea1trz ess<s
frr- The ahxs. * see sezmErh 0Ess-Arex
<xnsl1r 1exs ew1sg ratusr- nd xrseaz1-
<~ysrrr~1 1-z @H-a<su. H@~1ee.-rs sea-
AKA hssxrs . tie 4<sr =etrz=r "a stss- -
~ rr-ssrs 4 A<al-kF tse< - tae sst<rgs
tn a.t sk1x sr<Ssas s~<r
k~1<ss CO &<z7se<-sy- psat Ia - rvs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

Mr. Sy-zsr-WA<r Ter fsks< - %
kav. IN - vru-~x ne tknt ny Exas<ss
v&A wr1 awsr. ks Nv /.
NJ Sa~r-AzE. e csn-sg. shas w1sn4
the rr-r< arrz1seS ts--ert smEy
wu~ta
Ne: I wsrs ar sAas- Ten s,rrvr
g-es n rhss<s y*ss@ u - = -4sse,
q nccrran.. xee-- - . erga< - AVE
Ia sx. sRF-Esszs1 IuzSrT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08
SIMPLE WAGON JACK.
tt 10 Easily sas~ at Hsz~ aaa Pa
eiiit.se. h otfE.x .zd CI~aa-
Ta< Of vehicle.

Tie Pa~r~s. a A. are G.. : By finch
ssar - inches long AID saw~d 80 rha.
pisee 2 which Is : BY finch has
room enough 10 20 between them
azd : inserted in the md of G. The
i~o Fiec~S b D. are also 81 : By finch
s1e II inches lorg and sawed ia tie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

We natter VIA. AS ysz. k-11Ieke % .
e1zr-r, Pea W. z-Ee- xsr vel gzsE ya1r
eeS-s are PAT rxes- CAs<zrsts kelp naEz-s.
cure ysg slzAzzE a Ep~ &C Pazn- rrzxper
easT zIrz-1 -svs-<rtA cuss ygu Euss -
ey-es 20 START g~tEEsg ycg- he1lta karx
N~A-a-yts G4-&r Gashsr-s. n. gsrzre- put
80 n rssG ksxr-s every .abl-s has e &C
s-1zr~< ca T. E<w1-. ef m .as5er.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

>-~- uar-ars 7 hav- h1s rs re-5 FL
czrlrx -e. ax Mrs he TszT1<s
Bat ST. y1Gr bar . perfectly dressed
WHAT'S The rrANzES
Wei rksz yuz've x1t a hsshaz. ysaI
Sad that - ckE esue @sme a. 4ry cd asu-
n The =1rz nx VIII ar srrE- ta1. wa19
make y11r AR gar--hassa8 CrsT Sac
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

The geaeral teHGeEey this azs=za
IS toward skirts that are szzg abozs
the kiPs and fare freely n the feet
ThOse for gof make 10 exr<psioz Ia
the rule c5reziar models prevail ne
Ouiy variations an found in the xurea
frunt- and the douhse in place Of the
single Inverted Plair-nuuis Free
PrxSn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

H>A frs<z4 af nz< Nz<s rxkEei f-uz
IzVs1zi, tets M tss pesrle th<r- Ser<sz
Lrzxy e. TIA rrzzEeer-
SAe-Do skexs Ithsz<as u was tx rSw.
lave A zezer. as<r xAe Wa = l7Lzr5
-Paza5<zpka Pres
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

Az INSECT BREEDER

layer 81 tao or thre~ inches manure.
shea a layer % Earth or rieh Ioam.
and ErXt = layer Of mil sw@~pinz
shorts % hraz. eaeh layer The sane
taieknes& Repeat uatil the rack $
sIseA Guuhs AID worms viii bred
n abundance. and seeking the edge
4 the rack viii hec0-@ tie prev OF
he fsw<-oran<s Judd Farmer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

shaP~ illustrated The pieces a a. ,
ard b are joined together vita one
Aalf-ineh bolts. as shown BY the dot
ted lines The piee1, {. l. : by finch
AID "a feet on wkseh the Wagon
axle rests when the prk Is in use
The spikes c e prevent the axle from
slipping chain IS booked - yiers
a and fastened TO lever ( 10 hold lever
when in Ese A ozehalf-iEeh bolt il
used through a. . and 2 Azothes
bolt Is placed through the Joining
eHds Of 2 and e-EEg<Re Fslxnx, in
Farm ax6 Ec-&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-11-08

-Ar- y-4 .s- r-xszs. : yszr Ea 49,
tzxaaz<wry
II answered the v-a=r ana
ARE yea astr1x=azr Az Hf-ersus1.
~S-~ WkZe ] wns prarxxzr< yss@E
Say twu e he r~exaee-s sssspee a. -
Srrr 70 aid ~ wts. VIZ .6@ Uae1er raAs
~. s-x .a zz1rs z tasT esG1 BE e H1T
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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-15
4 PLh.n cAsE OF pUTY.

In yestsrday's issue the TISaEs C1r.L
pointed out to our city fathers the abb
surdlty Of the proposed street railway
franchise and We cannot but think that
1t win be turned down at the meeting Of
The council tonight.
We believe that the present board is
eompOsed of business rn:n and to these
we ask, is such a grant good busineee3
MOI single member Of the council
can answer in the affirmative because
they ali know hat this franchise = a
one sided proposition, and the worst Of
it is the city gets the small end Of the
horn.
We cannot afford to say, "Gentlemen
the streets are yours for the next half
century, you can take them all, but We
want Hanover park and you might AZ,
ford to let Us keep this little piece Of
ground"
with monopoly, what would keer
the street railway company from charg'
ing exhorbitant fares9
what would keep them from puttins
on horse car systems
How about transfer checks2
The TrMEs-C CALL does not believe
that council viii grant this franchise
because the board is composed Of bust
ness men. and we believe theyWil1 acI
for the city AZ they would for them
selves.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-15
WOMEN AND THE BALLOT

While the official figures have not
been complied, 1t is fact that the num-
Der Of voting women seems 70 be de.
creasing. The west, with It's customary
chivalry, has been quicker TO grant to
the weaker sex the privilege Of the ball
lot than the east. women in four states,
Colorado. Utah, Wyoming and Idaho,
vote Tor president. This year was their
frst opportunity in Idaho, In woman
suffrage states less than so par cent d
the women AXE advantage Of the right,
and after the novelty wears of, the
uumber steadily decreases at each cleo
ton.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-15
A lust TRIBUTE.

While other men who have been
honored by the democratic party went
ont to aid its enemies, and are now
ready with perfunctorY offers Of reor.
ganizalion," says the Constitution,
sauch men as Mr.. Turner have pursued
a course which commands the respect
pfaM When Mr.. Turner found him
self out of sympathy with a line Of pol /.
10y upon which ihedemocratic heart was
set, instead Of betraying. It into the
hands OF the enemy, he retired to prl-
wate lfe, and there did his duty as a
voter. The party defeated, he regrets
the fact, because democracy upon any
platform is better than repubhcanlsm
AT lie best
''Mr. Turner is Georgia democrat
aud as such he seeks no personal tri-
nmph. His advice to wait is good and
when the time comes for an expression
Of views as totne future none win be
= listened to with greater respaot than
iesihat which viii come frou him.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-15
ulrArI.lN.

GBORGIa--Glynn County,
To whom 10 may concerns H.J Read having
IN proper form applied TO me for permanent
letters Of admihistratiou on flN estate Oi
George Macarthur, latc OF aaid county, this ID "a
cite 81 and singular, the eredftors md nextof
Kin Of George McArthur 70 DO and appeaf AZ
my oflice within the time allowed by Law and
show cause, II any they can, why pafmad6nt
administration should not be granted u II. 81,
Read on George McArthur's estate. Witness
my hand official signature thie 18th day Of DC
tober, 1899. IIORAEl A. f1AItT
Ordinary.