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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-24
CITY CORPORATION.

Mayor.
HON. CARTER H. HARRISON.
City Treasurer.
ADAM ORTSE1FEN.
City Clerk.
WILLIAM LOEFFLER.
Deputy City Clerk.
JAMES G. STRAIN.
City Attorney.
ANDREW ]. RYAN.
Corporation Counsel.
CHARLES NJ. WALKER,
OIL inspector.
ROBERT =. BURKE.
City Electrician.
EDWARD B. ELLICOTT.
Gas Inspector.
JAMES O'BR1EN.
Commissioner Of Public Works.
LAWRENCE e. M'GANN.
Secretary Public Works.
HENRY LUTZENK1RCHEN.
Superintendent Special Assessments
JOHN A. MAY.
City Sealer.
JAMES A. QUINN.
City Collector.
FRANK X. BRANDECKER.
Commissioner Of Buildings.
JAMES MANDREwS.
Fire Marshal.
DENIS J. SWENIE.
Chief Of Police.
JOSEPH K1PLEY.
Chief Of Detectives.
LUKE r. COLLERAN.
Commissioner Of Health.
A. Il. REYNOLDS, NJ. d.
Superintendent Of Streets.
NJ. J. DOHERTY.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-11-24

When a woman's feelings are all
worked up she should order q fresh
supply.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23
TO BE READY CHRISTMAS.
~ ~ssiss's E..--trt.. ssstse
.f s~s- J~As q Lssss B~tsg
Wsa~ - H@s~

Hsfor~ th- sno~ ei~ a. .aa~sfria-
statue - G~n Iohn 4 LaEan wfu 30
-rectet In wsshizEton CRY II Viii
- plsc~d Iowa Circle. heated aboat
q half mi.e in a direct hne south % the
residence % Mr. Logan snd the
statue. ~h-n In position. ~sn D. ~~u
from the portico % h~r hon- The
p~cestzl. ~hsch j. q hzndsou~ hranxe
acAir Of rsr. artistic merit ard
b>ants. j. ALREADY ia Posfion. Mr..
Franklin -fUmors The sculptor. CON-
iHg from Rene FOR the purpose Of -
p-rintsrting - s~ttinE
On the p~desfaI sre bronze agur.s
repr-s>ntirz four p~riots % Ger To-
g1Es Afe. C % which shoss him
taking the oath q oHc- a. Trfted
states senator. and another portrsys
bin On "a battlefield c-ousulfinx his
stzS about the plans q a hattie abou;
20 b fought SECRETARY Root has ap-
p0sn;ed Nae- Consnl Waoa e. Rome "A
ag-ut % the z%orsrnu~nt 10 inspect
the statue n NJ Woo-d. Nho : .
nan % artistic taste. psonsaaees the
SorS satisfactory IL wi1 - accepted
~ the government
H. Performed a similar service IA
connection Siih the pedestal the
beatty % which has attracted eousid-
rrabis attention Mrs Logan visited
Rome for the purpose % ~x~asining
ih- statue. and she j. aid to - Salts
ssd With r. Unless there j. an uu-
expected dssay the statue will reach
here about Dec-mo-r !. and i; Nil h.
placed OF its pedestal ard unveiled
about Christmas. The ceremouies uill
b on an elaborate scale, ard the pres.
ident aud other dignitaries will Be
! uresenf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23
A BATHER'S P~REDICAMENT.
me9aiss 10 Water Tee LsaG SD Hss
ts Wait Hone In NJ. Bath
isg sstt.

Frank Mckee. the theatrical man
ager, Vas not in a cheerful frame %
mind the other evening. az. eisd in a
bathing suit. he walked half a mile
from the beach al Sea Gate to his home.
he ~asinveighing against bathing mas
tiers and especially against one OF the
calling. Henry Neinxer. He also men,
toned in his soto voce. John Burns
assistant TO Weinxer.
Certain persons who met him asked
him II he had lost a bet. Instead Of re-
plying he made remarks about the
management of bathing hou~s at Sea
Gate which we're construed TO be s.-
verify critical.
Mr.. Mckee as SooE a. he dressed
went back to the bathing house IA
search of his valuabl-~. which he laid
he had deposited with the bathing
master. He could get no trace Of either
Weinzer or Burns. Mr.. Mckee re-
NAMED in the water longer than he
intended. and when he returned tie
bathing houses were CLOSED.
He tried TO break into the office in
order 10 get the key TO his individual.
bathhouse. He was unable TO do 30.
and was compelled to go to his home
without any other adornment than
his bathing suit. He Was worried about
his watch and jewelry. worth $500. and
Ss22 which he had given weinzer for
safekeeping.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23
TIE FAT MANS LITTLE JOKE.
He sprsss % % the stessSsss CsD-
ssis sss Get mis- Large
Party Aboard

A Ccz- Isaac exezrxon .san.r va
@Evlrs Ne- lsrk WITH kzt ts- psss<.s.rs
so-arG Tie baat had szst cas; a. AIS -.
So. rEe- a seat zxs wtk rsry re1 face
rsse< ce-r ~ ssr. are- t~1srsArs Is
go s1oSi- Hey cag-ai Pst back
-s-s s<r ssGk H--ssa4rst parsy -asa
- re-
IA~ eap.4. ~as a. Sus se-svs. b.f E-a,.
y sssS.ee tru= tk- pet Aezz. -Hsv
ars. . 80 p-rF
fcr a. EstsEt r. "a "a. k.ats.<1. tAs-
e< yse1 har- .--- - ar1 "a
As &C., a. - ezpts Z ksar1 ths ru-b--
- rs4-ty e-eercz II. s.ezn1 baek a.1
z4-s fast Hs4n- Tke fat rs- MILD
s-7~ tss sAHsFsrx. art. pckzr e.; a
are e-k sat. aaz1-t k-@s -. -.
ira kat Nsazwkl- u. aasa= arx Is
e-r- rastec tDr tie party - arrive AR
vaf;rg I've nlsutes 4r< acre. tk- csptza
turned Epsf srfiT tcEart tAe s.sz. -a-
as@ ssxsc ~wssrts yer party t~Sssr
. ard ~ las bsat cat va a. esy f.r
tse-
-Oa. tha;'s a. rsAt. rspseS II. TAT pa.
sesxsr. wuts a bad sale -Tz shs party
- t7EaF. ~
H. eAgtsars face s-s~ rsie- svs- ;h1r
i.s paszxrrsIs b surozsy sarx tie b..
Il se4z ah@4e. bst the "a: za- a. aros "
c2zs t1s Eer5 81 tks "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23
SON HAD TIE ADVANTAGE
ME nepsssfsss - - Athfefe ua1o
His better Kssws nss ms
asrsasos usshss Waa

w1iAa sooss. Ct PSstsa~rxk. he -
hesn kru1gkf - p~rszznerty h~fers The rse
20 r~~s.ly tkrSzSs b~zx Mr.. C2rrex<s
Avy~ . tks fs-ess ~ CO
e.a,rs.ery b<t~sea fr<k srG CArreue,
ssss4 sac Szessi-. tee zssy n. stkrr cay.
fvrycrs azff-rsr q l>Gai aea-s srsrs
ksw the toe n Lperarss ave svays cen
Gte< ths 1Es a- ara eca1<e her N
tsr~sts sere E~rt<a. are tAss vt@s ~
srf ease tAs 3rz, 81 ~Arh Js1xs Rcd.
gr-s6-s e ia LAKE. Ere u1rsse. . the
b.st. rsfass1 e take $50 rsts sssAer e<ri
sn< ;kat Esw atscrr@Ts ss< 20 te che<<r.
NJ Car-egs rAe.s Mr. Scett. q hrIaarf and
- src.r frncstsn aszrss of ;se e-zs>
& q. sars ths Pt4aSe,psa Pest.
o. IHn. .. a. the err .g 81 Nas@sscon
=rxce=<s.. zee. PrlEce.or toek the h4~-
hal esazp1-sap f. Yale sr1 yesrl
hrg >r1tt. NJ. >cct1ss-. kae the keror
81 b~ug Substitute YItch<r fer Hl3ceerzs<.
NJ Scc4t 80 azorx ite fsvsrr< rs@sfk
NJ sect. .fsr6 81 r.ttssg ~ lsree frS-
r~ops. sn6 ~k.n Q ff-stnas ~ec tee x-s
X "a Sccts axe - 70 sake barts vutk he
fafksr sf.>r tie gan Mr.. SECT; asked kz
go; - tk0zxsf vAs the b<E tksrg - co.
"a. Re
IAtk~- ar, vas Ii. fr.stza.'s eager
s--sr III, u. creates, II nc Of AZ 1;
<o-at.no~ns-zsfrsoS.-
-Art wkF atklefksf INSISTED Mr.. Scott
We. sr. vas The answer, ~its Irss TIM
Wy Tuess yos we're sg god stu<srtk-e.
NJ Scstt, a.t read a heap q beeks-buf
sebotY sas sv-- heart u ycz. an1 the whale
ssrs k-s~s sbcss Mag
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

eo.fesersie nonuner, "a o biooiy
shirt sD6 the repubiicsa party ought
70 de and &c ~e;eruai,y. IL e. ~s.r a.
io~s the refuru % ,hose reh~i -axN
~kicA are IN irxuit 20 the unlon dead
and % our eiss bed veterans. Ne &C.
nonnces cur reb<i sonss and reb~l ~ b
uiex % ~frca@on: anf ;t.re l. iof nor.
% such sag. ard u is IL keeptnx ia
Grn. shaw@ stterances IN Aflarfa
about vhat ~ .hail teach our ehiidrer.
oe a. ! an ! rsn Lick tia feiio- r.
fhr~e nirgi-s by The cLo~k. ard as b.
has sizx.-c me ouf. 8; ~oak 20 ~ .oo1
70 mzus soE~ grace irts his malignant
soul an afraid ws xiii have 70 ship
them sgain Bat an rot xoinx % .ei
-rrrr fool W ih~re make ~. mad
haven't 20; tin-Td rather ~ork a
The gare-n or Play ~ith the grAndch t.
drrr. thsy k-~p m- ams-S. ard I can
.ofs them wthout asfr4in. La; night
! had 20 pay Trimbie;o~ With .eu.
snd had 20 - the .isphsri and is;
tA.m roe zone on M back Hou Ear
a~ay that ourc--Cafch~s hHs h.ns
Are puts fhem IN pas. Eoms lasssrxs
snc some Law zone: vir. briar. Mm-r
iock. fhys. geese insse Aock etc. On@
o. these ltti. giris not yet foar yeau
Old el-ob~yed her mother YESTERDAY
ane -ss proHi-~d . -hippirg Mary
Loo. ;ha- : the -eore tine you have
sP~ued the ice chest znc Turned over
ih- cream told you that Il you CO g
sxan ] Would -hip you No-. cen.
aior< in n. Other BON So -
good chiie. owing and smart. BAT WI
fuL Mama pas don't ZIP Ne
hare Her older SISTER. Caroline. hsE
'ollo-sc aiong out % syzpzfhy Mars
Lou szN h-r ard said -Now. Ia ~
yon 70 oac- NJ sou' Rni % 10 80
anm up ne ard Ear ne qsv lt's
.neae % your psre~. it, 5asf ~
p~nes% Nou 20 hsck Tauine ard
sk> lad hersef seros@ her nofhers
lap r.asy Cor her b~ssin~<s The mother
cou1cn', s-Au6 that st~ ~ er--d ard
E~~e her ehi.f Aze ths Ift. fhzS
prou SO axain
srd ~ i Ko>s on IL evsry ~ - am
iiy-proniSnx and r-p-ztnx fruz
childhood 10 Old sE~ ~ sin -has,-an1
r-p-ni a. ieisgr. MAJ So Lore forgive
- al ard b,e~~ 80 child-~s j. ny
Prayer-BlI Arp ia Ataa'a Cous;i;a-
;iou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Few res have been more reilly En-
coNsd BY Nature than that famous SECTION
Ct Aestera NeFth Carolina poesic2iy
termed the Land Of the sky Il has a eli
nate 40 dr. and ke4lthgrslnx tkzt !. has be-
come kso~E the world over a. a natural sar-
ltzuEm for the cure Of al troubles Of a pui-
nouary or bronchial nature.
Asheyille. the center of this beautiful
rnountAIn-hemmsd plateau. Is the kighes;
city east Of beaver. and Is a busy, thriving
place Of 1900 izhzbitants, with al the
modernisms Of city life. The city lies Just;
a. the point where the beautiful, Frsnch
Broad and swannAnos Rivers ioia their
eTy stzl waters
Within the city or IN its suburb. ranv
people OF wealth have built beautiful and
expensive homes. and mos; notable amonz
them being the chateau Of Mr.. George W.
Vanderbilt. which. with IL. great estate, hzs
cost upwards Of Tour million dollars.
AshsvIle e an ~si-the-yesr resort, for the
treat mountains protect Il in the winter
from the cod winds. and IL summer climate
Is made delightful because OF its altitude.
For descriptive matter Of Axheviiie and
vtetrtty. cal on any Southern Railway
Agent, or write Mr., C.. A. Bensco,sr, A q.
r.. A. Chattanooga. Tenn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23
Ten
Years
Pain

UI-aeoAmMA~a-
h.ve ..ST~-~L 1871
-~Sxx. .0oy
~
~ ~s-voesc sySso@
%s@eeN. ses.tosNe
~ 211s''ys Ase -.
eSS.ost every ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Tie Judge Fl a western ecu-t decided Q
pczrt Adversely To- cer.Aln lawyer. TIE .aw-
- sxs sszcoorn a-c assisted iAAt the Iu6se
wEs wrrr-
I tsl yoz TIA; ! an r<k:,- yelled the
ssdFs. Srth r4shazx sy@
7 se- ysE tat rec are not.@ rsiorted The
cCaraL-
onsr:~ aIie1 the izGs,. 4 adjourn the
ecErl for ten zEztes
He ptches ate the eo1Ese, aaf. after a
lrsy httle h<st. plaoe5 ku kars e com
hzt. 2ftsr Sd Cd bzsrexs Va resumed.
. : uts roI Gag before another nlsgr-
csrstzz1ln< arcse.
-Irssr. red the jadxs. we VI, adjourn
tAas taGs for - mnEtes
Never -rrt. !ztg,.s cr1~s the ~eoursei.
.esp @ ys1r eost-ths point . yslce1.
Ny thEEos cat 81 JOINT and I've spFaned
ny shoulder Spare Monests.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

why. it's old Diogenes.- said skim
ms. as the ancient philosopher. lighted
lantern in hand, plodded slowly down
the street.
Hello, Diog," cried Pa,roclus in BAN
iering tones. Pound that honest man
yet?"
The sage stared up at them.
Honest mani" he grumbied. I'm
not looking for an honest man. gave
that up long ago"
And he turned to hobble away.
Then what r you looking for?-
cried young Herclius.
Diogenes paused.
I'm looking for a hired girl. he
growled: ours left yesterdsy.--Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Ihe ADercaa scverrEert . - devote
Esss 20 the 9GTpQ@e Il erp~rlnertrs
VIA 1Ftsx zAcsaaes = 2-oeFtzlz fheIr prac-
slcAb4l-F Ter 80 = lie array. Th. a
arxe san 70 80 Tor az erg~rrert, ar1 yet
3 c4raot cr-pare go tE2t sp.at uselsssly
~ tee~ vac sErruert ru.k various %
caAeG cyy~psA cares. Taxs Hcstetters
-to24ch Bttsrs ars avrG s1pezse ard IN
certainty. I; zz1e expressly e cure con
sipa.eH. eysp<p@G. Az a. stomach Z scr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

She has been talking about writing
a novel for years said ore roman.
Yes answered the other. But
don't think she'll get i, completed. She
has followed the plan of those authors
~ho study their personal scquaint-
ances for types Of character
Isn't the method a good one?-
Not in her ease. When her husband
refuses her anything she wants TO put
him in as the villain. and when he does
as she wishes she wants to make him
the hero. IL keeps her continually re-
writing the first ehspier.--washing-
ton Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Ne natter what al yeu. ksa1,ch. 70 Q
eancer. you ~ rersr ret wei urtii your
ecwss are psf rsat. Cascarets h-lp rature.
care yca vlthOui a y - CT pasa. pro<soe
easy ratzraI Eorsnsnis. erst you gust 10
eszts % st4r; Eeitirr Fosr health back.
Ca@ars.s Carly C.tharile. the ssnuin.. pat
~ = rrtal bcTs.. ever tahist has {. {. T..
starr.4 o. i. krar. Of ~ t..ienA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23
AshIsfng Nark.

Bcr-awEEasF. . be-
Gnrh.sr-wei. I sboa'd say. wrote
% hin onee and a.ked I'm 70 END ne two
eolars IL see-s | spslt two ; double o.
ard forgot &c ero- the :. He ssnt me 400
P~hizdeipaia Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Crss-Yszr picture Goesns resemble ma
tzrt
Arts:-Tke picture = "a right. II ra.u-e
e1es1ft lcck taa. way. 80 zach he worse fcs
-4.z~ Jcu-rzf.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Mande-would you marry a man you
didn't love-
Canine. indeed,
Bat suppose he bad a milliont"
-oh, then I'd love him .-Chicago Even
ing NexN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Quinn-She Kissed her hand to the audi
enee only once. Ihzts not enough to 70
GROUND.
De torte-Oh, yes; stage kiss<s are aex-
ibe. livery mar IN th. house thinks that
that one kiss was for him.-Chiezso Even
ng News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Stubs. why don't you clean up an
this litter on your writing table,
Il cant; I'm too busy"
Busy at whstg-
Making more litter. Indianapolis
Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

D4esr- d. ysz II al ysur TAI Dr. vuzi1
trsst ne .tA a eat q eictkss 90 mssy
E1snsoa tegs-e-syl-D-~s =. krov
ypsf Dtt--Se~ Rsbsso--~OA.
iksr b. 4 shL TEJ An-S. \. wer52
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

TSEe i~IrPrcvell Gives sztlrs s4tsfaetior.
W. G. GorZaz. IEtep<zEsEoe. La.
Bss. <I-r ~s have
". Baro; 4 Co. CaEk@Ae, Mn.
Rxkt !. the pssh
Is FsAe-. Rerantor. Mss.
Aszre -laEer-He4ton Brss. Y ietoE@, Tex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23
Maii-s Cssagsh Cure
Is . Constitutional Cure. Price. &c.

G~amekeeper Ito sportsman Who has
missed AZ every shotE~I say. SIR. If them
rabbits vas . yard or 20 longer you'd make
. hne bass--St. Lou;s Glob<-Der serat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

should learn % vute with Carter. lax. be-
cause u . the best in the world. LAX
E-sxin lax" Tree. Carter Ink Co, Boston.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

We cured Is cases Of ehlls with Il bot.
ties Of Nucatan Chill Tonic Umproved). Il.
Mekarath, LJ. Story and ii. u. Miller, Har.
rs Grove. h..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

A great bar to education is the habit that
ignorant people have OF getting angry when
they mo unGerstand.-Town Topics.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

. rus ~ --Sca 80 says ~ -. ~
rs~s~ tacut M Fur.x ctfke1 asssr ssaks
ar .tsae1 stk its pee. - s.t.
~gzezEapaa. J5Grza.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

and Fever Is a bottle Of GKovE's T..rrLrs-
cHtIL Toxic It's simply iron and g~uinine in
atssteless form. Mcclure no pay Price,5oc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

II fcu slozseh !. cat q orisr. - u
Car stsdt. G.rzas iasrr Pq--sr. Psas
srs "a axe 20 L<z 70 zakr. Pre- c@al.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

People resemble pianos when they are
SQUARE. upright and grand.-Chieago Daily
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Al goods are alike n PrrxAN Fanrryss
DIEs. a. they color all tbers a. ore boiling.
Sold By IL druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23
Millions of Women

C~crucrRA soar exclusively for preserving, purifying. and beagafyins
N ska. for cleansing t@ scalp Of ergst., sAis., ai tlaa-gf. and the stop
paz OF failas hair. for soteuiag. whitening. 41d he4Hax, red, rough, laad
ore hands, 4 the form Of baths for annoying ir1taaons AID ehAnag., or
tSo free o o1sasve pr.prAtion. il the form Of wAshe. for Lucrative weak
ness, and for many aait~Pdc pz-po~s which readily suggest themselves
70 sonsn, and esp~eaAy mothers, aud for all the purposes. of the toilet,
BATH. and n1rsry. Noanosnt Of p~rsa-siOa eau induce those who have onc
rs~t . . use. Aay other, especially FOR preserving and purifying the skin.
scalp. and hair Of infanis aud children CUrCrRA SOAP combine. delicate
enoheni properties derived from CrTcrRA, the great skin cure,w with the
pgres. Of leaasng Ingredients, and the most refreshing Of flower oiQ.. M
other ~efea1f soap ever Compounded Is { 0 Be compared with 1t for pre-
serving, purifying and b>aatfyng the skin, scalp, hair, aud hands. No
other foreign o domestic toaa soap, however expensive, Is q be compared
with II for all the purposes Of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus 1t CON-
baes. In one soar al ONE PRICE, viz, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, the Brsr
akin and complexion soap, the BEST toilet and BEST baby SOAP In the world.
A thai hA e@n said Of CcrcrnA SoA nGyb Be said vmh wen xrsarr enphSts
Of CCrUrhA Onsnen iAs nst delicate ani ret most effective OK smoi-nt. ~
GREATEST f skin cures l3 lin c1nectoaw 9TH CuucuEA GA IA. >, dfretons
sroaat e.ea pSGAxsL IN tho oSE StsHr Gear ra S0s HANs lis ~
"IsrAsr kGIIs TsEsrnxsr rK DIsyrouRass IrcaIsos y IRarArros,"
snf a mani uses loo zneru to mennon, Is sufficient 70 prove II. srerortv
ever al o&ss prpAfztors fr the ska.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Iriizesion i. a bad companion. Get rid
Of Il BY chewing 4 bar Il Adzms' Pepsln
Iut.- Erutti after each meal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Have you rad the lsies. booky' "only
IL OF I"-Judxe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

A few men are seitna6s, but many more
are sslf unnate-Chicseo Daily News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Danger cannot be sarmoun,ed viihou.
6anxer.-Chicago DAILY News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

Take Laxative Brono Qu.nine Tablets AL
druggists refund money nitfails tocure &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-23

esassins % CrTtecas soar tg<i tsss<.1s- os ssa q erass "a
ss~s s>f vita lie th<te.~4 eutek. CrTtcr.A OIsrussr Cse< {.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-17
LONG WAS SEEN
AT STROUDSBURG
Slayer of the Dunmore Police officer
Supposed to Be in Hiding in
Monroe County.

Tony Long, the slayer of Patrolman
James Golden, Of the Dunmore police
force, is still at liberty, and is now
thought to be in hiding near Strouds-
burg. One of the brakemen on the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad, while sitting in Strouds-
burg hotel, Wednesday afternoon, saw
an Italian in the place, whose build
and general appearance tailed exactly
with the description of Long, which
he had read in Wednesdays Tribune.
He scrutinized the man closely, and
saw that he was of heavy build, had a
black moustache, wore a black suit of
good material, and on his one cheek
there was a livid blue mark, bruise
such as would be caused by a blow
from a club.
The brakeman strolled quietly over
to the hotel clerk and told him of his
suspicious, and advised that the sus-
pect be arrested. He was told that
the man had spoken for room for
the night, and the clerk suggested that
once he retired, a constable be sum-
moned
Shortly after this, Long, for there
seems little doubt that 1t was he, left
the TOOlll, anu Il SlTOuuSDuTS officer
was called in. On his arrival, how
ever, the man had disappeared, and
all search failed to reveal any trace of
him.
The Scranton authorities were noti-
fed of the occurrence, and Patrolman
Keys, of Dunmore, went to Strouds-
burg Wednesday night. He found that
a man answering the description of
Long was seen lurking around the rail-
way station for about four hours, but
had not taken any car from Strouds-
burg.
Keys has no doubt that the man
seen at Stroudsburg was Long, as the
description tallies exactly with that of
Golden's slayer. He feels considerably
chagrined that while the man was in
the very hands of the Stroudsburg
police that he should have escaped
them.
There is a large italian settlement
near Stroudsburg, and Keys has ex-
pressed his opinion that Long is in
hiding there.
Acting Coroner Paine yesterday
morning performed an autopsy on the
body of Patrolman Golden at the Lack
awanna hospital He removed the bull
let, which lodged in the abdomen, and
will hold an inquest in the case. The
remains were removed to Golden s
undertaking establishment in Dunmore.