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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-14
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For President.
w. J. BRYAN, Of Nebraska.
For Tice-Presidenf
ADLAI f. STEVENSON, Of Illinois.
For Governor,
BENTON McMILLIN, Of smith.
For Railroad Commissioner.
TIOS. l.. WILLIAMS, Of Knox.
Electors State at Large,
r. f. ESLICK, of Giles.
JAMES B. FRAZIER. Of Hamilton.
Electors by Districts.
lst District-Baxter Taylor, Of Washington
2nd District John W. Staples, Of Roane.
grl District. j. Lynch, Of Franklin.
4thDistrict-W. S. Faulkner, Of Wilson.
5th District-A. B. Neil, Of Marshall.
9th District-M. II. Meeks, Of Davidson.
9Th District-R. b. Williams, Of Lawrence
sth District-Thomas C. Rye, Of Benton.
9th District-W. W. Craig, of Crockett.
18th District-W. II. Carroll, Of Shelby.
For Congress from Tenth District,
NJ r. PATTERSON, Of Shelby.
For County Representative,
J. a. FOSTER.
For State Senator,
&c. HOUSTON, McNairy County.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-14

WTTH William Z. Pirtle as chair
man Of the County Executive Com
mittee, the democracy of Hardeman
can rest assured that the welfare of
the party will he properly looked
after.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-14

Corn-huskers' sprained wrists,
barbedwire cuts and sprains, or cuts
from any other cause, are quickly
healed when Billiards. Snow Oint-
ment is promptly applied. Price,
25 and so cents. Sold by w. j.
Cox.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-14

Gov. McMillin has appointed Mr..
George S. Yerger, attorney general
of Shelby county to succeed Gen.
M. II Patterson, resigned. Mr..
Yerger has appointed as his assist
ant Hon. Brooks Norfleet.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-14

Take life as it comes, and make
the most of all circumstances, but
for a bad cough or cold, take Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup, the best
known remedy for quick relief and
sure cure. Price, 25 and SO cents.
Sold by w. J. Cox.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-14

Oscar Pepper and Paducah Club
Whistles, two of the leading
brands manufactured. For sale
by r. M. REDFEARN, Coates
Block, Bolivar, Tennessee.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-14
GEN. NJ. r. PATTERSON.

Democratic nominee for Congress from the Tenth Dis
rct who will deliver address at the reunion Of Com
ederate soldiers of Hardeman County, to be held Ches
ers Spring, three miles southeast of Bolivar Saturday
September 10Th.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-09-14

Competent corps of teachers,
terms reasonable, location healthy,
best water on earth. Good board
$50 per month. Fall terms COM
mencing September 10th. For
rates, address.
MISS HATTIE MAssENGIIL,
CLAUDE DODDS,
Principals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
TERRIFIC TEXAS FLOOD
Swesptnx Down the Colorado River
Urgent Warning Given-
Sst~r Tea r.~s ntxssr rNs. s-sr n-r~~s
A@--. rs- wr.s-s ..s rrt-ftr sls-
o~-r@~-t-s ts- ts~.arr.

Arsrt~. Ter sept "a Gov. say-r-
toasxht wired 20 ell peint, ~oath a
here warning nosiees that the nn-s
terriac fo--i n The history - th~ Colo
rs.ia river. vhlch passes thl. Point. e
no~ .arwinx down thrcaxh The aoas-
tain Torw-s - the northwrss - here
and Il u sxp~rted as tbs place bv mia
nigh. The saruiax NOTICE ~ss s~at
eat ~ Cav S.y~r. "a r--psu&~ ~ the
foS.s~irx z tslsgraphi- warning
Gotr-sfrus r-s. S~gs "a ilsa
70 Gov Ssy---
Satifv 81 tssn. On Caisr.is rt~-r s..s
have so~n. n~sify eoansry pasas-. fssi
river = ten fest hlxa-s thsa ever snc-u
b-fsr-, .aa = -sln r.yiai, ri.aax v~ry
uru-as Para a CLs~.Srs.
stats R-vT--~ssssi-~
The river hs. h~~s ri.iax VERY rspiair
a. this po,ns siace . o'cis-rk this sft-r'
RON aaa reports from Goldwaithe 81 >
ocls-cA tonight >sy that the water .
s;iii rapidlv risiag th~r~- Th~ rl~s was
reported % 30 - feet a. dars a. this
paint Al aisux the Color.ae water
.hssis very heavy rain. have fallen dur.
ING the pas; fsur days and the riss ~
portesi eoainx dswa naw = twenty
feet higher than the one hat broke the
Austin dam and wrecked the eitIs
lixhi and power plant isst April IL =
exp~cted that the sdvsac- % this great
ri.r vii sweep hy sastin sbout mia-
nighI snd al rsrsi~. "a the le~ lAn.i.
- the south % the city ant all points
reached ~ either Telegraph sr ,els-
phone we're communicated With BY the
gov~rnar with the warning - ~scap-
b.,frr- the z.--i arrives s.rsss s.sTss
- felt a. - the r~zuis - th~ rise
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

nslLss. rer sept "a The Triaity
riv~r ia hixh~r ta.lsy thaa u has been
since f-pa wh.u it hro.- ali r-s-orsi..
The water tsaight iscks oaly sis Feet
"a r-arhinx ths is9s u,ark aad - ssiii
rising Osiaw - heavy rains lsst aixht
.asi Yesterday oa the Eim Fsrk. West
Eors and the Clear ferk al - them
emptyiax iata the TrsHitF above DALAI.
the pru-p~-t u fav~rablr f,sr the stream
~oiss pat the I-so marx ,suas time -
uight No lives have Tern est n Tho
immssiiat~ sieinity - Dallas. bot eus-
tou. 1--we ssocA. notably xh-~p and a.sy~.
have Suffered heavily The cuuufy
eoanntS.lon~rs % Dallas -cpunty met ~
ta-iay They estimate the lsss u
eaansy br{six~z a. sss.a"o. iasiepen'i-ns
- the aumsrons small hrisix~s aad the
rad damages in the eoansy = Dallas.
which will b a~arIs n mach. The
item ~ damage to ruasis alone IN the
dosrn 0r mare eoanti~. affected IA
Northern Texas viii h~ ah-sut $50 aoo.
A bailetin rec-iv~si herv this evening
frs,m Fowler. in B.i-qu~ ceunty. says.
=firazo= river out - it. bsnsx. higher
thaa in twelve years and r'siHx higher
Big rise will reach Waco tonight
Fowler = afty miles aarth - waes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

rrs.s- rss.-. sFp-s.t -.-~t s.- ass.s-~
F~.~- Negotiations.

wssHfSarur. >~pt "a The an
n.rane~us~ni thruarh the rr-.. di.-
patcAs. - the aPp.intm~ut - Frisc-
ra.n hg the empress dovvar-r a. prvxa-
acnt - the Transl cuuncii ~ China has
rau>~'i some condemnation among <av
esnmsut usiciais here. II Ia. AIT b--u
officially reported. but The app.liutm-nt
3 believed q have h~sn male II =
regarded ~ many A. aa apsu afrraus %
this stx-snmcuI Tusa = considered
By a. The P.twrrS a. eae sf The tar~-
NEST iraater- IA the atrpstti.s axa4nst
fpr~igu~rx al R-kin- The Efforts u N.
empress - rsstars - p.oser the asieiAi.
elxn~rs NAV hamper and s~ri.susly hla-
Ter immediate psae~ negotiations
VERY prominent oe;i.siai - the state
d~partHsui. . iss.assing- the matter sad;
q, j. -ithnut asubs the uls-s f.saiish
thing that rps.s have ns~n daue a. fhi.
tirn~ Taan - the last man - - 81
aItsd a. head - the asovernul..ut Il -
uaiverssiiy known that b. was the
head and brains - the attempt - uiur-
der The diplomatic Representatives -
the powers ia Fckin. and b.. release
vas only tolerated in the hupe that n
speedy adjustment might be had To-
day Germany u demanding that this
man be heh~asied. and vet a. u 10 in
sane defiance he : made tho premier %
the emptrc.
The headstroug empress u plavinr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

rr-s.-r- r~- csrr-.~- r~xss@s.s - ne
r-ft- NItil.@ ak~.a 90 Is-s N..r.

wssatsarrS sep, "a The pressure
for eurr~asy 'sr msviaw the ervp~ I.
h>ginnisx - ~ fets The issu~. a
gold csrtihc.t~, ~ the tr~ssnry al
various p.ssnts IN the ~eath and West.
"a ssrhaax~ fsr d~p-s~its o. gid In the
New YORK. suhtr~.sary By haas~ IN be-
half - their c1uatry eorr-,r-ad~nts.
ar~ already o.. a'sa go as,r- ,hsa at the
s.m~ time iast year. Th~-~ exchanges
have reached sssss. ooc - ~hich al
but sssa go has been IA >~ptsahsr.
Ne~ ori~aa. ha. taA~n y. -gs, 40 IN tho
n~~ xold c@rtihease.. -. Louis s71.ens
- Chicsxo sssV eoo These arr nos
the oniY sschanx-, esins made In so
Yer. aaa w.1hiagt.a IN erst~r - get
eurr-ucy into the coantry di.sricts a
shipment - stea. eao IN small silver c~r-
tiarst~s h.- Just been made 70 81 L.su.s
IN rwtaru far al -zaai asnssaat - geia
erin surrendered - tho New Nork sah-
treasury t.oid eertiarss~s are e~tnx
r~-.iv~.i At N~~ Nor. fsr the Payment
sf x,ssd essn 81 S~~ ori~aas S~~ or-
ran. IA. s~e~ts~d this muuth aesfiv
81 ese IN small nste- - vsrhsa-
ei...-.
The tr~ssurv = r-fusinx - l~zu~ sii-
v-r e-rtiar.te- ana other small asse-
q, int~risr psiat. ia esrhanz~ fsr gold
surr-nt~r~st - tho sahtr~.sury Al Sess
fars, p. sa.,- tho g'aid - Bsss nr~yirss IN
str~pgts-n the reserve The policy "a
.hippinx nrt-s frusn wazhinxicn ~ ia
terror p.,int. IN r~turn for xili a. New
Nark was adopted ~h~a th~ gold 70
serve vas iow because ths bank
proe,ed By the expires. rates On the
currency in aa~ air-rtiea ant aft~a
arr-~tssi their Sew NorA agents a. De-
r-,-st Tho goisi Ia order - sht@la sAis
bru~dt
severe pressure fur currwurv = MT
eyp-cs%d BY the treasury officials 30
cause - she great lacr~as~ ia the avail
abe suppiv which has h~~n Hsasi-
wifhin Tire psat v-ar The treasury bas
paii cat a pr~miams "a esu,is und-v
the r~fsnding i.w. g. taz OF aRd IA.
pad IN th- r-sismpsioa - the Old prr
cent beads aasi<r the r--~n, caii a
Secretary Oa~- g.. 81. 80. These swa
items % maa-y. e.. ooa. coe. have been
for the ordinary cHp-uzez q the gov
rwmu~nf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

v~.r-sf rhst rh~r- us. s~-a s.r.st Isss
sf Gsf~ 10 "a. n..stssa.

ArsrfS. T-x. sept eA-A telephone
message received here tonight BY the
chief q paliee from Llano >ays san
saba. forty miles aarth ot that place.
containing about go people. was par
TALLY swept away hy the foasi IN the
ran >aba river. Nhlsh was Stilt rising
All bridges bad been carried of
No news eould be had fron san saba
prop.r tonight. the wires all being
down. II i feared there has been great
Io=s 81 life in the bottoms. ~ the rise
was in the night and came without
warning
The Colorado river here at 10 o'clock
was rising rapidly and people ia the
lo~lands have prepared % move out.
having b-ss warned By the poliee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
UNUTTERABLE WANT.
ssma~t ss~p-es D-.-rth~s ss- ssa.sfsi-a
IN the taaI pt.trses.

"a th@ teal bt>trtsts
CrSefSyAri. sept a. samuel s.am-
p,rs, president of the American F~d-r.
alton ~ Labor. was hsrv tonight 70 de-
liver an address GA labor az the fall fs~-
tivai which rs nos ia progress az Music
Hall tie was pronounced a his opinion
that the snthraeits strikers will win
Behind them. he said. ia unuttsra-
bic want They have bs~n hungry 80
long that they viii suffer nothing an
eommon from prosr4rted hil~n-<x IL
Is pstisbse IN see the suffering Of IN.
men and their families because af pal.
try wages. I sp-ak from what have
seen. for have Just been in the an
thracite region The American FEEDER
alton Of Labor viii give them all po-.i-
BILE aid Approaching cold weather
will cause an inereAs-d shortage in enai
and this will AFFECT the operators. I
have sent organizers into the geld and
the strike viii be solid. They viii have
the sympathy % the general public.
The iaborers in this eoafiict have every
thing on their side but the opinion ot
the ou~raturx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

NEv foRx- sept s4-Louis V. Bell.
an important trader on the Stock Ex.
change. and Formerly member Of the
house Of Bell a Co. staggered Wall
street today by an offer TO wager sioo.-
600 to sss. coo on Mckinley. The Stock
Exchange arm of Cooper. Cramp c
Bezdleston- il WAS reported yest@rsia Y,
had offered for customer to wager
$4,000 on Bryan To s.5.ooo on MeKin-
ley. According TO the latest reports
the offers Of Bell. and Cooper. Cramp
4 Besdle<toa remained uncovered A
ugzser of smaller wsgers are reported,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

fen men in America control the
business Of the United States At
their joint word. or command. the
country would experience the horror
and miseries Of a national -tie-up.-
This handful of ten men have il in
their giant power whenever the whim
or caprice should seize tnem TO para
lyze and stop permanently the wheels
of Industry in nearly every staple or
commodity Of the country. A near
and growing peril ever imminent. q
reality which hcIrIy threatens the
life OF the nation Five Of these men
who rule the industries OF the eoun-
try supported Mr. cleveland eight
years ago in that presidential cam
paigu; the other i've supported ar.
Harrison. That al ten are row sun
porting President Mckinley for ~-
election Is a sinister coineideue~ xns
. significant fact.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
rEsrrSc vIacrxrA coal
I've rhsa.~sa rsss ors~rsA for B<s.s~h
WAr,hips-

HAIyAx, n :, Sept s4-owinx
partly To the scarcity OF Nova Scotia
eosl in Halifax. IN order for e.aoo tons
Of steam coal has been placed in vir-
xinia tor immediate delivery. for the
use of the British warships making
their headquarters in Halifax. The
partial failure Of the supply Of Welsh
coal fur the navy has also caused the
admiralty 20 direct experiments to be
Esds with other coal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Too. ss 0srst- Fails n<p~rt-s 80 Hs..
H--s W wssh~a k.sy

ArsrfS. Tex. S~pf- "a 1t II r~-
ported her~ Al a late hour toaight that
the town of Marble Falls has hs~a
washed away by the Colorado AMI there
5 a ffsy-tsos rise at kingslansIL Efforts
IN reach Marble Falls are withsns avail
II Is a snaIi town - go p-opis. twenty.
hve miles above on the Colorado river.
and is tn. terminus II a braneb 20 the
Austin a Northwestern road The dis-
patehsr says tha, a, o'clock ali Offices
on bis line we're closed sad he has
heard Hothing Of any d-lsg~
kingland i . small town in Ilano
couaty. also on the Austin a North
western and Is near the the juaetion of
the Llano and Colorado rivers. both of
which are very high.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Naay Dosbtasss observation-disclosures 81
Disaster Cahsova

ST. JoHsa y. p sept. - More
than fifty French vessels from ~. Pierr.
are still missing As the result Of the re-
cent gale. and much alarm Is felt for
their safety Many doubtless are only
disabled. but il is Amos: certain that
others have foundered- The French
flagship Isly has been ordered from the
treaty shore to cruise over the Grand
Banks with view Of learning the ex
tent Of the disaster and OF assisting any
vessels requiring help.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
MrsrkIsL IN DIXON cA~r.
sheriff faaissssf for Assisting the sesa..t
10 Esespe.

ts Esespe4
WsisHrsvILLs. Ga. sept. 2s-The
jury in the case Of Mrs. Sarah r. Dixon
OF Johnson county. charged with the
murder Of her husband uader r-voltiuy
circumstances. has failed To reach a
verdict and n nistrial was ordered to-
day sheriff Rowland and Eve other.
have been indicted on the charge Of
aiding Mrs Dixon in her unsuccessful
escape few dayS ago Jere Walden.
who confessed 70 eompiici,v in the
crime. vas given a life srntrnrc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

wasHrssroS. sept. - - Postmasters
appointed.
Tennesse.-ssvyers. Robert y. Gil
lespie- Arkansas-Chiekalah. Henry
W. Horn. A Possoesce has been est.b-
lished at Fogieman. Critteudep county,
with Perry A. Barton postmaster.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
eorroS xsals am or urur.
ehsrss~sS ssS - op>~~es.~. 80 - e--~s
- e~~ss~~~ss--~ - wi~>s>.spva
>ss~s 1sssary A. sDs

Asniosph. Henry T.
'nn "- srvn~r. henry 4 Fisher
r...a
eos,ra VIA hasties-
haaoe1- " =
~ = w. fssstr'
.aa s''e
=. s.e 'i.,~ .An,en s-'".'
a "r"~ss y
- ~ -a. ssa oese
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v.r-.. MN -,
-.
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Ana
" s''e'"" 'na'l'
=, P !,
"
-
"sL sihh~
e'A AlSs.$sspps NI VIII HOLY
p'in S-s.ss" '-~" " harhsnan
- ""n~ >@m Fran<. Morris
tps oHs e"mpanr. Rolling
f- b~rn.ra sinai. Jaliu'
and others
Columbus Cotton oi conpaay. Co
lunhus-esa.sea b l. Lewis. n L
ssantG
Clay Counts CStton OIL Caaaran-
West foin,-eps saa tsham Ersa.. J.
W. keye~, J. L car0th~rs. J. H. Mc,corJ
sud ssh-r~
Imperial Cotton Oil Csrnp.ny. Macon
-Ssa.eaa l. Lamar. J. H. vrixht
Ernest Lamar.
ko>eiaxko OH MIL. Ec-~fusk1' So.
ssa J. Y. N-co-si. A. = Kelly. O.
Lo~ens~rx. !. " Boyd. J. " Alexan
der and oth~r~
Pianters Ol Mil. Tsnica-ssa ooa
& G Irvin. Lee Lesser. J. W Rro~n
w. z Gag~. z W owen ani oth-r<
Beixsai ol cssnpany. B-lroui- -s7s.
ooa = CastI-ruAn. Morris Levy. J. n
Levy. " Cohn. q. J. B-antl~v-
Canton OH Mil. CansSn sss.ooa L~-
Rax<rtt. l. A. Ka<xexs. Io-~ph futx
l. Fuose and oth~rx
ssarkviIl- csstsz Osl Cprsp~ny. STARK
vill--snasa y l. Hsgzn. >imor
Fired. Z A. Lsrxin-
Laurel OIL Caanp&ny. Laurel = ssa. sso
z z. Claytoa. W. T. H<ssi~lh~rx. y. W
CoIIins. HsxA NcNaaas aaa others
Fayeste Od Works. Fay-tte-sss.oos
Z Cahn. L 4 Harri.sa. J~r Truly. :
Hir~rh. r. ssr..s ana oth~rs.
C<asr~xiil- Cotton OH cauapan,. Cen
tr-vtale-s-Asa l. IL Rseinson
kieh2ra WHITAKER. Tho~ r. street.. y
A Resthe1d and others
SotunoiA tStto1 eal ConpanT. 60
lH1osa-sSAsso W 4 LanPsaa. v
l. Terrell = VI Noan<er. Henry
Ao1nger, L f1ttnan snd others
kos~faie oti Ntil- easestAie--sso.soo
James Noo<rtsAA~. tas~ L "orshan1
ch.-,.- 50.
Ns..-r,- ,,s.l ,,,h-- % al -;r,,
- a.. So - I. /,
,~oo : se.-. - :. ,,,s.,-,..-,
i,.I g.. ~ &C., ~;
Cs.f>s~rsss sse-rss's Asssz-
IL was our very great privilege os
wednesday. the 18th. 10 participate il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

cannot fFa strnrsiF emphasixs fhr I'm
p.srtansa~ % tns platform recommends tisqu
% the ~sfabfishFn~nt of a department. ef
iahar. with a member % th~ cabinet tt
IT. had y hsn r~mrub~r hoe ina-
partant a position the iahor-r ats IN eur
seuuanaic soei1f and political fsbrfr n
L. harst 10 ranrwiv~ u a vaiih % l~r tissu
hrtux mate - this recognition % hts
services Agriculture 81 already repre-
@@ntsa IN tnss pr~sitients ofrfeial house
r~e@urarive th~re thu state depArfri~nf
~ffh its ffsatssllar s~rwis-. anai the frvAs~
tzry fsparf nzsut- with iHs efes~ connection
~fth aseal affairs. keep the executive n
touch stir th@ hgsiaass ant commercial
tntsr~~ts cabinet afrrvr truly r~pr~=
sentative sf The wsxe earning etass satIssi
~ II irea ltsa biz afa. not puiy to the
foEtrr. h4se - tn ur~sfsf~uf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

The business men Of Yssoo City have
subseribed ga. 200 toward the proposed
Mi.sissippi Fire Insurance Association.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Warden Pnrchman estimates the
cotton crop Of the eoavict farm as s.sos
baIes against 400 in fsss. He thinks
the corn crop viii Be ample The cotton
and seed Will sell for about eao0. .see.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27
Major TvsufissA Ma~i~ippi Rsginens
GrS- O. w. RsSpoLYn.
Secretary Of war. G. & A


The Commercial Appeal has been sak-
81 BY several Mis<issippians whether
the poems Of Irwin Russell have ever
been published in book form or not A
enllectiou Of his poems has beeu pao-
lished by the Csstury Company. but Il
does no< include all that he wrote. Rus
sell was certainly the best Of all the
writer's Of negro dialect verse, and II b
hard to understsnd why his work has
been allowed to drop into sorxesfulne>A
lie has left only . thin volume 10 pre-
serve his fame. but his work Is simply
ineonparzble Of IT'S kind
Appeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

The Aberdeen city schools havs ~
,dcpssd Lowry & NeCsrdis's Aissis-
sippi seaSos H<:ssy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

TIE platform rsn~~s th~ drmsnd for
arhftrafisu h~ts~eu Ear.frHtlsus art
fhsir TrnalaFs~ No ore sho has observed
tn.s frfrfiau whirn arises h~t~~~n graf
s-srpssrafi fiszns art shsir nuuersas ~r=
plsss~- can sisishf IN Nfs.iana q ssfaha
hsalnE an fnuug rfisi ruurt fsr ta~ J.5sF
asssf equitable set rTzsrE % fiapuses rhs
ss~tnarsi fsr arbitration auxht ga ~ rup-
parted - hsartiiN hx the puslta. snisn h
sarsr@ asluN~ni~nee hsr1i.ss af atrikss
anst iI,s knsIss ami BY ths employers them
ssiNe4 ~ Hs fhr snaNisfss fhs -stah-
nshrlert - arhttre fi.sa eiif lusHrH frtensf :
" Felaflnns between tahar tnsf eartfsA
ant Fvutlrr aa~alsts the xr9Niux prsrties
- eaiurw IN th~ army % ssftie Ashstr
fruf1hfar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Tns repuntcan party has prrsiaten1iy
refused % comply win the zrxwnt request
ot the Interstate commerce commission
Toe suEE an eniag xEUs nt of the xscssD~ Of
the tnfersftte coa4mNrEe t&W Nfil en-
able the commission On r~n4xs the hop~s
aroused By It's CREATION. The d~moersflc
rarty ts 2isstge1 To tswf<fathan which will
empower the eummf-rtoa 70 prDtsrf indi-
vitfslsis and communities from dlsrrtusina-
tlon. and tne public az large from unjust
and unfair Transportation rates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Hon John sharp Williams was re-
nominsted for congress II Hickory on
the isth- His foarth term begins on
the eth Of March next-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

ne chinese exclusion act has prnx~n
m asivanftxe - the country. ard ~ rau-
ftu1aanr~ anA Ftrirt st.fprC~tn~nf. as veil
A. ffa eNfspasn1 To nthsr similar rsce@.
are innp-rsftv~iy nerr-sarv The AsisfIc
4. - ss=s iiF etTsr~af frrri th~ Ari@f=
iran that ~ cannot - s=xfniiated sifh
ear pupuiaftsn. amt -. th~rwfore not d.
str HE a. a peruansnf ettfxzn tfis pres
es,s... a. a fsr7norsgv l. horwr pr~~~rvinx
hlx NATIONAL identity. and maintaining a
fs,~-lgu xa-als II wag~s and hvta<. must
ever prove an injustice 10 American pro-
fucsr~ as vel a. a perpetual source Of
Irritation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

The dsmocraffc party makes no var
upon honestly ac1lsir~sf wealth. arffh~r
suxaxsd IN legitimate BUSINESS. bat Il
4o~s protest against corporations enter
ing politics. and Attempting 70 assume
control af the tnstrum~ntsiitiss q xvsx-
eruuaenr A c1rDararinn l. n1t arxsnaxssi
for political purposes. and sesss4st b.. com
p~Ils,t 70 counnss itx~lf To thr n,aztn@ss DE-
scribsf IN its charter tfaaese cnrpara-
tisas. suxaxrsi IN an honest bssslaess, vii
nnd u - their sstvxntsx. tn aid Ia tho
enactment % szSfh i~xiaiAtion q. aiu prs-
fect them fruu the uns4s~srwed ssflum
xhich viii b. brought upssn tA~m by thnss
corporations sh4sn enter ths political
Arena
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

The primary in the city Of Jackson on
the 18th resulted in the nomination OF
Nn- Hemingway for mayor, T. b. Neal
for treasurer, G. w. Carlisle, w. s.
hAniltoa- aldsrmen First ward; H. n
9iaylor. T. 8. Brown, aldermen Second
s&rd. L C. EnoehA T. MeClellAnd, al
a-rnen third ward; John Dixon. J. C.
.ssett, Fourth wsrd Ths vote oc
eonsolidAtink the o0ess Of mayor and
police juseies stood: For. ssss against,
ins LAfAystss Comfy Fair VIII Be
acid - 0xfurd Oss0bsr lSsoth- Itought
e ee : s.essnA asa W h0ps - -
sasoaisiA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

The Herald gives the following in
teresting consolidated stztemant Of the
business Of the two cotton OIL mills In
Mississippi for the year ending septen.
h~r I. f90p-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

n bitrkss sos ~usrisrst IN .tsu~
risfrs rrsh1s~ th~ ~sapioysr - place ~
enarfnF~ HHstrr praeftrai far~~~. FOR ths
skfttest ltraf#r fssrs Ms insts s.usi~nrx
aaer fHe FHHrs'nvers can rfff sniN fts
ehar1~ Hrs. hsfE nrseEnt ms HssslrtnE auF
sf--sitsr uafle1lsa- 11rnf Tn~ bfaa siIsf en-
ahtss srrrissF~rs e. ~ uiutual
sxr~~rasns fhat canffel a4sr M ~aEs
s4ruar. WafHh pFtxsts monopoly sr~r-
efma. affM.sfse rsrnFraaf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-27

Tn~rs sfii - q ssspular aeuai~-csers q
~ 4enanf Tor hHrss rrie. arlf tsrrt-
frftai feru - xfvernr.enI IN Atss4a snf
fNrfA hiaa. tttth ar sHftti~t 60 iassat
s~f snNsruaasnf ASH rFsr~ssatatlea IN
cor rgrEs.
rh- rern4uitian rarfkirssf IN tHfa ~
f~ra.trrasts snf rvruhslaan rfsffHrass %
tAe rfznf - tae f'4tars o. tnatse~Tasistassf.
rw1uoes~ tas 4snsrat griseipls insssivesf
frun tae daenaia q FarflsaH puiitia@. u
= grwpsr. hfNeFsr 20 rHaesisisr snsfltrr
trs aeouua afishraszt % tbs purrssa ean
- safety lnffusgesf - fn~ rsuuhlifau par
~ after f nka Hf~Aisat % tNs aNareniruta
% tas raiuriat Hfea. ar1 seansifrssf iis
~arii~r fsath Tn - nsturai .ad iasiisn-