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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

CHtrrsNoa-ss. March a CON
mi;see from y. L FORREST Camp TO-DAY
visited >iiversiAle and told Point. tive
places near this city. u ascertain the
exact number Of graves % unSnov-u n
Confederate dead recently discovered
Silverslale they found ahoa, sixty AMI
=, ,.oid Point ten graves. These nen
died in the camp hospitals az the tiuic
Ter Ersgg was MODELLING his srny
near this point for the Kentucky cam
raigu Thes- graves are al sunkeu
neglected aud ov-rgro~u with weeds
and undsrbrush- The camp hopes q
raise enough money 70 purchase the
land wh~re the graves are located, in
clone il with n neat fence. and see that
the graves are cared for Old citizens
state that the graves are surely Of ton
feelerate dead
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
1T Is AN URGENCY VISIT.
-~sT~tsvr Ws.at-. uas't~s rstp tst~s. w.s
IN h-.V-a.~ - Nsaa~-s fees. ss..
t.-a. " sect u.wsaa

Wa-htnr,ua. March l ~~rrvtary
Es-,f auf farts I.ff Wa-hinrtaa Fri-
lay fog swing trtp o. tul,a The
,lrts ti.i "a sf--rtai ssr over fh- >.iufh-
-Fn fttir,af % b. exrsvsya that fh~
-rir vtif o,eurl at-sut fvo weeks. d.
ff,, iar fer a. weeks trar ar,suni th..
-ianf ~ ai.a Ih~ armv frausp-rrt
...,'.-s,i its Cd. on her vay ts Tampa an.i
fh~ furts vil embark on her frr
ilatana. tf ie gathered frunt rather
argent communication. that batr i.su
rsert,v.i here fruln Havana that not
s,fhrfan.iiu- = fhe aPpar~uf serenity -
-"r,Ii'ipu~ iu Havana an.i 'ui,s x~r.r-
tift t~u Worst ha. rraeou for grave
apprehension ~ - the futurv. uat
a,..fH~r of fh~ possibility 80 "u'-
Hrrfk.. but rather asstuE tp the ~
fr,uls gravity ef important questions
fh7t srs pressing from ala sides Tor
immediate aerisirn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
SAVED FOR HIS CHILDREN.
th~ tss~ t~s-~tt-. t.sa~stttt rst .tt.s..
= ~. wmt th.t s~-r. -r.oeo. .sre
ff-s. Essssss<. - IT. f.s.ts

Nre Nofa. Narch Ey making
bssI .rtf- fo fh~ s,s,rIfar~ Hntl tr.rstos.
oi his estate. tarn-ha. Nau.lsrt'iit
satr'i fnr Biz thrr~ sarti,lnr ,hfilrra
1iuro-i sl.aat0u1 Or vs. paragraph D.
sf th~ viii THAT knosk.,i aut go snus.
riis,ieHs. rh~ rtrsafars sn,f frustr.s
arv fhs wife uf 10 trstafur. Me- kHr~
H. Nau.iertiif. William n d., brother.
thauHess ~ f~pfe ana g. v ~
i'r'sssfvr Dor h~r srr, isss Mr. Nan-
drrniit rrsritr,l i.assiss h~r hushau.i's 5
iers"rai property aud nas' ~ ti. real
estate y,.oosf.o in cash aus an au-
uul'y - seso.asn William X Van
si~rhii' r~~-iv~si siaa la.i thause-, "
is-r~w saaesa. AMI o. 81. gos-itrr
lIHf'p Had th~v rrrrts~d the eous-
rsusitian fixe,i ~ tss Mr~ Nsn,i-r,iit
ssuuh rev~is~ additionally ssfa.o,ss.
thaun~ry N n-p-v wouhi rvsrits
siaa.rn. william \. Nandertiit $40
o'o mor-. and .. y. " Eo--5t.r ss,u..
60
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
BRIGHTER FOR CUBA.
Gen Wilson says Trouble 10 Out
OF tho Gu-stion
nsadrFs Seas. tea w.-.sf-rs..i~r - tns
tnsa~rvrti~s ssssps. Fs-.itl~~ wtth
f~sstt.r ~t.ss~~as
H@ss 81 r.~vs

N'rsNfss. cuta. ssuox Gen ia
~ Wiisnn military xur-rasss q the A.
rarfrsnt - Ns;anEas >asta cara. 10
thr caur.r = Ar ist.rview today ~
gasi ~ Cahan affair. AL - the e,,r
rcsF1usisnt - the Associated Frr~s.
Ervut@e b. Absolutely go, - the
7srrtion. The frsnrr d-r-n.i. lsrr~is
upsn srrt~-sss-al prosperity. AMI
rh~rv sork i rirntifai wage arr rs-~l
ard euunssyys psa-Serous, s.as~nsible
usa wtsn~s 20 alter the eaudisious
AHs person vho pablishes r~Psrt.
rerressntinx tho Cubsns a. preparing .
ri>ing dos - with malicious tnt~ut o.
nuI>rvrrr~ent re- them o. because ~ tas
t~sn ica - believe this ~ tho-~ ~ h,s
Anov te'ter The pro>psr;> - Cuba
arr very bright. II sugar gos> 20 the
I ni,ed state, FRYE ~ nearly ~. thers
VIII ~ such an inaux - capital ard
immigrants a. would render tuba erv
bong one - the riehe>; ard most pro-
porous places IN the world
The cattle industry Yields enornsns
rrehts. particularly a. r.s7~c,. work
ing cattle. which can never b. replaced
b. muies- b~caus- tho peculiar coudi
tons arr better adapted 10 cattle. COT.
fee. timber ani fruits alss ofrr great
Inducements to capitalists. aud tobacco
planting Yields Aiosos, inmesi a.. r.
turns
u do no, consider that the immediate
future - Cuba depends chiefly upou
schools. rad making, improved sanita
ton ov Judiciary reform. although. -
course. the-c things az - very rr~a,
importance. The h.->t thing th. Z ni,.d
states can do for tuba ant the tubans
= 10 give every opportunity for i'm
proving the value % the lani bv pui;ius
q - the best us~s- In this wav capital
could do an immense amount - good
here a. well a. get large returns !
suggest supplying cattle for working
ParPsl>e- an a time bass. accepting
regular rates % interest. which should
h. auuut Per crnI month cattle
can b. landed here at cr~t - go a
I yoke. which. once herr. uuuid bring
more than $50
large numbers - working cattle
arr required by reliable and har,i ~orss
ing mcu who ar~ anViou. ~ obtain
them We're I a man ef = 18th eu~rgv
and some capital. should certainly
i,-oL upon Cuha a. one q the best piaee-
I t. accumulate wealth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

The Colorado legislature has a bill
before il which is novelty. Il pro-
vides for physical examinations of par
ties applying for marriage certificates.
These are to be made by physicians,
and their certificate of physical sound
ness IS to be necessary before marriage
is perraitsed- This Is regarded a. leg
islation especially called for in Colo
rado. because that State Is so much the
resort of people afflicted with lung dis
eases. and it IS held to be against pub
lie policy 70 Allow such people 70 marry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

TorENa. Has, March At the eloss
Of business ot the Capitol eouniingroom
last night the subscriptions for the
>.4eIsion edition. beginning with the
issue % March u. passed the Ioo. .ooo
mark. with a bu>hel basket full OF
letters unopened To-Day an express
Wagon hauled te the Capitol ofsiee \
l0sd Of letterS. which will require the
serviec~ Of d0zen extra clerks tomor
row 70 opsu and pat on the mailing
list Subscriptions are coming from
every civilized quarter of tho giohs
Postmaster ''uthrie has ,-iegraphed &c
Washington for additional help
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

DsHLoxE. Ca. March 1.-THE new
mill and ehIorination plant will b.
started here May ;. the event being
made the occasion of a two days cels-
bration. President Mckinley will be
invited. and il j. the hope of the people
here that he will attend. IL he 6nds Il
impossible. an arrangement will b.
the machinery by electricity. The hr,t
branch Of the I nitesi states mint xas
butt in This little city in isas. aad gold
was coined until the beginning Of the
civil war
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

MoSrsoxEEY. Ala. March 4-Raes
troubie : threatened near Lstohatehie,
twenty-five miles south Of this city. II
Is said that last night some white men
went To the house Of Jim Cross. a negro.
called him TO the door and shot him
Afrerward the crowd shot his wife. s1n
and daaghter. only a few days age
sam Powell. white, was shot By a
negro in the same n~ighborhood- The
negro was taken from the sheriff and
haue-,,4 h,r n rraab
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Observe the man in the dark over
coat, said sherlock Homes. Ir. You
see nothing extraordinary about his
make up. do YOU
No. replied the great amateur de
tective's friend: he is Just an average
man, as far a. | am able TO Judge
Its merely a matter of noticing.
That man Is from Kentucky
what makes you think so?-
Think Ny dear sir, know. A
man who was approaching him a mo-
meut ago reached in his pocket for a
handkerchief What was the result9
Our man here turned pale and jumped
behind BARRIERS sign Chicago
Times-Hersld-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

MIDDLEsBoEo. Ky, March John
Lewis Howard. who made a statement
several days ago. that he. urged by his
mother. killed his father, Thomas How
ard, about i've years. died last night.
and before he died be reiterated his
statement II viii be remembered that
the woman. Mrs Amanda Howard Par
ker, was arrested on his first statement,
and the case remaEded TO the grand
jury The boy was only 10 years old
when. ss he said, he was directed by
his mother to FIRE the fatal shot. They
are xel-to-do mountain people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
Erscative APpointri-r,s conarr-.a


Har. D. II. Mears. 81 Ra.s.lsi-. Trieste.
STATE % larTv - tar sslastrisl lastHuss
sni Caiierr
~ " : SIR. Ssoesintssl~us q In.
siitufs for tn laint
frrf . 4 natrns Superintendent =
~ in.titafs ior tas lA-sf auI nrlrab
J. ,. ghiise 4 - Ieais. ? p rrtas
" Lux = e. Hardy. Trustee. Iu.fituts
sor ~ Hird
x " >isvart. Msiisou ~tafiun5 = T..
hvsu.. stems trs~f Y O. Mlrss ~ o.
Mst.hee TAautas tiruan. IasAsan. Tfua
ters STATE iuuaths N.slum
NJ the iafeEuirg eonarius,i ~ ihc SER
ate February b.
Trustees Es-f Mi.si..irpi Ir.snr s.v-
luu7. eaaaFmsi fcttaarv y - Park.
-. fili.sills a. q Miles. " 3 Jones. B.
4. Mrtsanrr. a. " Eutifsh Merriam
UHisef-iiv Trustees. eorsru,e,l Fehru-
sry ~ far state nt iarrr D. ".
smith. Heruar3a T. NJ ~outhwarth. Car
r"ilton fourth 1orrFs-.ional Dtstri-t. \
kosns. s'rsrads. >tsth pssirtrt. . a.
lonss. Wcoirills. ~~fenth Dis'rirt. 4 a.
IhomFsou. Iark-ru
fru.tr~s state Charity Hospital. Visks-
haFg y W cufash. l's.eph Hir,eh. 4.
g. Wight sTFeirtsd f~hsuary -
toulml.-iouer. Tor Nnsoa Mts.iss3rri
peiia Isse~ District T. Mark. nei~u.
for Vui'uan county ~ " J.. k~irn.
isNinrtou. Tor Holus-- county. ~. X
'. Powers. NaFs-o gi,y for Nazoa county /.
" J. ion~s t.re~nuoo,i far fsforr tsta-
'ys 7 a. Iones Charls-for. for Tsiis
hatehss county. Ira q Holloway. Ptnfa-.
for b~>nto enurfv Y e. Irwin. Tuni.-s.
Tor funrrt county. -f \. Crawford. In
dianula. for >unfouer county. " Kyie.
Tunura. far Tunna county \ \ sharp.
foe the Naroo 4 Ms-.is.iPpi Valley Rail
road Company Mswphr.
On February - th~ senate confirmed
Fatrick HeHry a. tusuit Iud,r far the
Ninth District AMI on he esth confirmed
iamr~ Dvi.asch THAMES a. Di-tF.st At
tornsy for the same distinct
both hranrhe- of TIE legislature are
holding thrrr session. day. ba, even st
that rste II di.patrhlng bu.ins-. IN indi-
cations are adjournment viii not - reach
cd before the 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

30 far as have been able 20 form an
opinion 100, 600 900 years would suffice
for that portion Of the history which Is
registered in the stratified rocks of the
crust But II the palAeontologists hnd
such a period too narrow for their re-
quirements. can see no reason on the
geological side why they should not be
AZ liberty to eE.arge it A. far a. they
may find to be needful for the evolution
or organized existence on :he globe
Sir Archibald Geikie-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Havana. March 3 The m~ar~rns~>
~ crime aatl DISORDER among the tuo.-
gslu p~opls - Havana surpri-@~ north
~rn VISITORS The arrests for the last
mauth averaged emily atout - pr
day. nearly all beinr Tor petty Of
fvusr- BrIuk~un~~= = VERY rare
among rh~ p~0plc of the island. ami
g.. peculiarly prviuiieial 10 health iu
this climate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Nes 1o=k. March = Government
I-rusfs are advancing h.eau~~ - the
e. fll1nsi - uanks which want th.m tu
o. uni futt two rsr cent. t'nusi- an
.isr she u.V currency btit e. take ont
circulation Trsdiatians IF thu fn
crease tn bank note rifeul1ti"u rancs
fr.Ha s1a zsul-asar - .uuQ.lu.uHH
Mans STATE hsuk. are said fp l,r enu-
t~utpiatinc h-remiHw national - TAX
ndtsnfas~ ef the proposed law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
r.,. 10. r.aa..a., 70. . W.T.

kakouio. Ind. March William
Tiarn~~S. a WEALTHY fsrn~r NEAR herr.
who few months ago oner.si sla..
oso for wife. has clu~s,i a bargain
H. 3, = wears "ld amt two DAYS ago
WIS married 20 the ts-vear5ali siauah
ter 81 farmer us-r Winsmae. Pulaski
county liarnyzs ete~ the girl sin.a1a
i,sst bsfor~ fhr uarriazr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Washington. March The p.,st "f-
hcs department will att~mp' the ~
fabti~hm~ut - an vut5r~ix new anil
shorter mail ruut- for Nil-ka. u viii
employ .ea slssles- euinw overland
FROM katmai. abpuf $50 miles from
~ifka. to tap'- Nome hy way II Hush
arak. thrnurh practically un-Nplsrrd
trrritor The distance will ~ short
srsst et1 - .80 miis=s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Wv f1Tk. N1rrh I'nsI 'lIlI@r in
sF.vt"rs arr --ebiag William C4rr.
DRIVER IT tnitssi ~f,t.s uisH var.u
20 tong l.lsn.i sitv l,ae 81 r-st
tered m1it containing thansausis 81
aniisr- ssae report. ytnr s5uass
va~ STOLEN sr.i iootesi- tarr. IS b.
h7. disappeared. - believed tn t.- tb~
guilty man
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
Ih.a..a.l. ..sl.x b. Inln - ,...r.

Iru.syis March } Th-r- are az
this u4omsut no fewer fhaa s.nua
European afitruturrr~ ~ ruuts. fo the
TraH~rsat so help the Ila-r-. The
ma 'osit2 ar~ Fr~ushmeu- pr I~v,i-
assured hi- ii-lxiau frieusis that dur
ing the rpur-e - March th.-s. ana
iliari~s veulj increase th~ total isa.-r
force 10 I1sl0su
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

TalhotoR. Ca. March 5.-Will Leon
ard eoloresi. who murdered Francis
Dean and his wife. wa executed here
yesterday. On his way to the gallows
he stopped aud addressed a crowd Of
5000 negroes. advising them NOT t.
do as he had done.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Orange River. Warrh b tseu tronje
and wife passe,i h~rv last night 20
rnatr to zap Town II~ lpoks ds-
j~ess'i and mi>rrabi~ and is mush h
-ray~r fi~ entered The rvfrv=hus~nt
rn.sul. aui liking hi- ~eat az table
covered his fasr with his hand, for
fsvs mom~nt<, a. h. engaged IN
urRFrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Providence. T. l.. March s.--The
Rhosie Island prohibition state eon-
vention was held here yesterday The
platform contained strong eondem-
nation of the administration and PRES
ident Mckinley for the support of
the army canteen- Ii also condemned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Eaugnpu frifi=h fHrmah. March 2.
British punitive rxp.,iittou ssnt e.
ss.=ns-e ths murder ~ kislsiis aud saith
eriaud. ts-itish commissioner. has
captured fhs Whoi- rrouP - villagers
Implicated an IN. affair SiVty ~ the
villagers have bsvn Killed and 2au0
h..l...- haHr h.en hIrn..,i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

jack .,nsille. Fta-. March IA frs
broke uut in the MeMurray 4 Baker
wagon factory a. ~ o'clock last night
and completely destroyed tho build
ing and sto~k The loss i estimated
NJ SJa nsn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
Primary Election Ia- Amendment.

Tho eomns~rrisI Apr~al enrrr.pou.icn,
thus rlssriy s-ts forth the senate hiil unak
M sundry -rn.ih's aunsndnlsuts =, tho
primary eicstion las
N the afternoon ss>siou ~ the Senase
Yesterday the ommitfes on Registration
ami Eirsf irn- rsnortsd a substitute bilf
for ihe uumerou. BAH. offered ~ the Pre-
su' -ss-ios propo-ing Amendments e. the
state grlmsry slsrtiou Las The sub
stitute hi'i ut. unanirnousiv agreed 10 81.
tae committee. nud IL - eon.ilered o..
probably bring the sushoiiulrn, of the
h~-t Iutym-ut of thr Lrgislstmre on thu
vsNing question of primary eis~tiou> Ths.
hst rrsytt~- for holding primaries for
making nominations for al state. district
eearty aad municipal off~ea. and whsr.
no candidate rserive. majority Of all
vote ea-t a -erand primary shall - hsi.l
two Wrsks later The bali abolishrs PIN
rsiity nominations and require each 20
htbesl pfftv o. hoid IT. dominating prini-
AIRY in an th- countie> q the state On the
saGi~ isy. The PARTY whieh east. the
highe-t vote in the rrrre,iin-s general e'sr-
tian IN Tho state ;. 20 hctd IT, fr.t pr
naTy IN th- hr-' TUESDAY after tn fr.t
Men.lav IN Augu-t preceding the slsrtior
and - .'riui primary two verk- th~rs
after. NJ eonvsutiau can - heid uudsr
~. Law sNeept in years that Presidential
electors are 20 b. cha-@n aud ssi~h cnu
ventloa ean only select 4 STATE Executive
Committee. three fFsm each congrrs .iouai
R>tTiet. Presidential ei~cfor- and die
xat~s 10 the National Convention Ef~rF.
thing but tho sl-legate- to the state Con
vsntion are to . s~i-vted BY psinIsris- :
Even nominations 10 al varaneis- are n
he thus made The committee j. of the
opinion that Il Ia. hit upon a solution Il
the primary election prehirui. uhish Ia.
- long ocva-iou 4 complaint
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

ts,asaia SRA. NeN- March 1-Ths
r~srnt earthquake whish ver~ felt
Throughout .5nfhrru McNi~o can~ssi
the sra ta rolI inland on the Pacific
e,sst and cover the eountFy for dis
tausr 81 ustr, than ous. miis from ths
h.-n-h. Esrrt ul",ai'ls thing in ~
path vas went avay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Copenhagen. Marrh 1t now APP
p-ars certain that the Danish govern
ment viii not Accept ans offer from
America TO acquire the Danish West
indies. the king AMI premier bring
opposed to the cessiou Of the islands
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Vancouver. X G. March NeWs
has b~en received here IT frr that
burned ovcr track ~ miis7s wide
and 20 long. ia Victoria. Australia.
Seven peTlsDus were killed aud large
numbers ~ horses ansi sheep per
ishet. The la>. ]. about Ss.nl.. .nstl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
Arrested 4. k.h-t.

Een~bury. March . The greater
part Of th. Dutch residents af Cotc,-
burg havr bern arrested a. r'-issi-
The BaerS yesterday vrrr in fan re-
treat northwarsis with fiFitlsh fnrcs
following them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Madrid. Nareh 7-Ir - said herr
. that Tho rrprr=~nta'its~ Of the Hited
state. Great Britain aisd tsermany
have sounded tke spanish government
10 asrsrtain IL intention regarding
the Phirppins islands not inclr'isd ia
the cse sion 70 America
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Watertown. y l.. March tea
\. H. shaw. aationaI commander of
The g. l. r. Yesterday announced
himself a. a candidate for congress
10 ,uere-d the late harIeS :. Chick
srin.. from the Invent ty-fourth con
gressional district
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
.HIarA>r POLITICIAN
British yIse-C -Csn-ai at So P.sI Dessanse-
the Coarse Of Gov. Lind

the tonrs~ of Tow EInd-
NINSEAPoLTs, March t-E- II. Nor
ply, British viee-eonsul at 81 Paul. IL
being severely criticised today for 4
speech made last night al a meeting Of
Bri.ish-born citizens here. in which he
spoke of tsov Lind a. a ''blatast poll
tician. who. in proclaining his sym
pathies with the Beers. was prostitut-
ing his Office for votes. Parallels are
drawn with the Lord Sac<ville-Wes est
incident. aud Gov. Lind has been urged
to make complaint To the Federal au-
thoritieS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Pitfsburgh. Pa March 5.-Although
the flint bottle manufactures made
no change in prices az the meeting
held here this week. Il was announced
yesterday that an advance l. con'enl-
plated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Washington. March 3.-Congress-
man sydney Epes. Of Virginia. who
wss operated upon for appendicitis
yesterday. died at Garfield hospital a,
y O'Clock las; night
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Cape ToNn. March :. Cen 'ren y
was rvc~iveJ by ten SIR Frv,'-rirk
Forr-tier-Walkrr and a representative
Of Sir Nifr~i Nilner. tn. governor Of
Care Colony.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
sagp,... K..sa,.x I.s,.m.,A.

London. March 3 \ dispatch from
teen Bsller was rer-is~i ~ the war
a1ier announcing that - uaeouia.i,is
81 supplies are nov entering Lady
smith. sh~ FIRST 20 wagons containing
ba4f,itaf comforts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES or PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS.
BY ]. L. POWER.
Asas . s7srsesa eAs ensnsasn>o.n.-V

anf n pru,id- that the or,lrr II the t-,srd
81 supervisors d-clarin- a .ta.k iaa .haf
NOT take elect nor 10 put IA iorer uut,l
siN month. after the order. ev--pt m or
tam ca-e. approved N-hruarv =
-. 10 amend -, tion la~< t.-i. ls,..
N rrisrsnr~ 70 ,hisiuin- r,,..is ~ other
tniuahlrs unHisr ial.r purten--. Improved
February =
- To authofine ths eisetion q t.,i.s,.
'ommissiorsr for tn eity % M~rhlisn. sri
pFF~stiting the iut~- - .suar. ant for
ether FurpS-s-. Approved February =
- 10 provri. tor tA- ta0iug q hrAn.h
hank IN co'tuti-s wh~r- .arne arr Is.eate,I
IMPROVED February =
y. To appropriate ssoso 10 aid IN th-
building II an annsS TO the Niek.hut Z
Hospital for the u-~ oi Confederate sirk
Approved February -
= To aPprsFris,e rac--v 20 i~frpv ~.
exrsnses Il 'h~ legislative. sveruiiv~ aui
Iudieial d~rart as>ut- II th~ STATE govern
rf~nt snd 70 Psv tH'sts~; On thu state
deh,- Approved February -
- To allow ths ~-rr~tarv q STATE a
.peeiai Assistant for thre~ uouths Np
proved February -
~. To authoris~ board - sup@rvisass ~
>unfoNsr county 20 inv~.t tn -inkin-
iund nov h~in- rsi-sd wiih whbh - paw
~ certain boni- Approved February ?,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

The House has passed bill to sPpro-
pfiste 81 90 TO each county m the state
for repair of school buildings The vote
for The bill vas 20 10 2s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

House bill providing for . state ex-
hibit at the Pan American Exposition.
Buffalo. in 1901, was indsHnitely post
poned-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

Roth hranehe- of TIE legislature are
holding thrsr session. dsy ba, even az
that rste II di-PatrhIng hu.ine-- N. indi-
cafiou~ are adlourument will not - reach
ed before the 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

The senate, by a majority Of one. voted
$4,000 a wear. for lso and 1901 to the
state Beard OF Health When the ball
eornes up in the House it q safe TO pre-
diet that there viii BE- no amendment 20
Increase thi. SUM
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1900-02-06
TO FLORIDA.
Double Daily Fast Trains Via. the
Southern Railway.

For the present winter season the
Southern Railway, with connections,
presents the most superior schedules
through csr-service and transportation
arrangements.generally, ever offered
~ the travel 10 Southern resorts.
Double-dsily trains from Cincinnati
and Louisville, in connection with the
Queen & Crescent Route, via Chstts-
nooga, Jesup.snd The Plant System.
Through sIeeping-car from Cincin-
natl to Jacksonville, with convenient
connections from Louisville, via Knox
Vile, Asheville and Savannah. This
is the scenic route through the noun
tsins of Western North Carolins-
"The Land of the Sky"
ALSO through sleeping-cars from St.
Louis to Jacksonville, in connection
with the L. E. & st. L. Railroad (Air
Line), via > Louisville; and through
Sleeping cars from Kansas CITY to
Jacksonville via the X. G. f. S. g. NJ,
railroad, in connection with the South
ern Railway, via, Birmingham, Allan
IA, Jesup and The Plant system. The
fast Kansas City-Jscksonville Limit.
ed, only thirty-eight hours from Kan
sss City totJacksonville.
All agents of connecting lines sell
through winter:excursion tickets via
the Southern Railway to the resorts OF
Florida and the South.
Maps, schedules, booklets and infor-
nation mailed free to any address, by
j. G. BEAM, Jr.,
N. w. P. A. 80 Adams ST.
Chicago, III
G. A, BAIRD.
Trsv. Passenger Agent,
Louisville, KY.
w. A. TURK,
Genl. Passenger Agent,
Washington, d. C.
WIN. H. TAYLoE,
Asst. Genl. Pass. Agent,
If Louisville, KY.