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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-07-14
aTHE HERMITAGE


Situated on the Sapello river at the
foot Of the historic Hermit's Peak
about four miles from it's base near
the little: town OF San Ignacio, eighteen
miles from Las Vegas, is the elegant
mountain resort. "'rhe Hermitage"
The rates are 50 a day, 81 week.
quests have free use of telephone;
postofice in building. The resort -
al large sixteen room substantial build,
ing with bath, hot and cold water and
all modern conveniences. Fresh
vegetables grown on the place; ranch
milk, butter and eggs; good table
service. Well defined trails lead to all
the principal rivers. Only three hours
ride to the top of the peak or into
the Gallinas canon. Parties, desiring
to go to the Pecos or elsewhere will
be fitted out with burros, guides and
equipment; good hunting and fishing.
An easy riding carriage will call for
you and take you up in two hours and
a half by ringing up the resort. Per-
sons staying two weeks or longer will
have their transportation both ways,
refunded. The resort will be open all
winter. For further particulars tele-
phone San Ignacio resort or address
l.. H. Mosiman, San Ignacio. 201-tf.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-07-14
. Cali. For Gold Democrats.

New York, July 14.-The committee
OF gold democrats today issued a eaIl
Tor a meeting in this city, July is, to
devise the best method of placing in
nomination asthird ticket for president
and vice-president, upon the plan of
"denouncing and combating the -fat.
lacies and unconstitutional creeds of
both the old parties. The call is sign
ed by gold democrats of New York.
Massachusetts, New Hampshire ana
Colorado.
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An Epidemic of DIarrhoea.

Mr.. A.. Sanders, writing from Cocoa
nut Grove, Fla, says there has been
quite an epidemic of diarrhoea there.
He had severe attack and was cured
by four doses of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He
says he also recommended it to others
and they say it is the best medicine
they ever used. For sale by K. D.
Goodall, Druggist.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-07-14
.larvoyIs MOUNTAIN tioms.
ror FI's,I Isl con.


This resort is famous for its cOi
fort, , cleanliness, superior table, Iabu
dance of rich milk and cream, {
we'll as for it's unrivaled scenery an
numerous nearby points OF inderes
fhepsst tout fshi6a is sdc&siRle-t
short excursions TO either braneh 4
the Gallinas. fIermitss Iaeak and gran
canon are of easy access. BurTs
are furnished to guests for daily r
ing. Sever. miles inside Of the Pee
national park and IS reached by eas
trail; expeditions can be outhtteh an
guide secured at the ranch.
For transportation inquire Of gudt
Wooster, East Las Vegas or Charl'
Ilfeld's. Las Vegas. -
llsAfsgHeY s. II a ,HA RVF1Y,
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German RecIprocitx Annou1oea.

Washington, July 14 aThe presi4'
dents proclamation on the German
reciprocity agreement was made pub.
lie today. The articles on which Ger
many secures reduction are enumer-
ated. The president names <as a. spea
'cific reduction that provided in the
third section of the Dingley tariff bill!
The proclamation says corresponding
concessions and reductions have been
secured from Germany.
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. SOB. lsaa : 4oAIlEaIhlII ahd AlIsa.ls sIspI

sos. 1aud z Calsloiiii ahd htlsnsic express,
haso Rnnman palace drawing .saan eaFsi toaflft
slssbihg osrs end coaches hetwssn chiek kga and
Los Apgeles. san Diego and san Frenelsko. nd
/ Nos 81 and g hezs Pullman palace chfa md
coaches hetwesn Chiesqo and tta City 81 Mexico.
Honnd trip tickets Is points nst oyes is niles
St 10 per cent reduction
Communication tickets between Las vegas. .aad
Hot Springs. 1oliaes 3. .oe. Good 50 days.j
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sudden Death Of senator Gear.

Washington, July 14.-u S. Senator
John H. Gear, of Iowa, died this morn
ing in his apartments at the Portland
in this city. He was in his usual
health up to 2SO a. m, when attacked
with heart failure. He died at 4:30.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-07-14
sEvENrEED YEARS Koo
.Jsy istsEhs .ssas
MIS-. .. d. d N'Ie'zlIcI'k' 3 ''Tratarred 'fri0im

Mrs, r. +. Nezick .retArDed from the
south. rse .tsc1 s-e1s, ~ -
The skating rink was a leading at
traction.
E.klyaitgs..sa old soldier, paid
the debt. of nature. .
MTSa R9FAafa ,iEsgHeswas seeking a
divorce from John IEayne. -
The department OF New Mexico, @,
4. r.. Yes oEgafized II isapta1 Fe
Col G. ". Pfichard was 2. 5. attof.
ney for the districs Of New aIexieo.
James-R Tlrabsslake, the noted
sheriff Of Clay cdifhty, Mo, was stop
ping at-tlles Plaza hptgL ---
es,The fact was becoming geiierally
known that sirs. Charles nteS, was a
me Landscape pasntsr she was then
the wife Of a traiinH1gster hefe.i
Deacon WEBSTER, the pioas man Of
Las Vegas aho bare.a Tiksig fdsem-
blance to Adam Torepaughs was tour
!, IL Y ,ft.} Us = ftt ~ u - x @-f. 'fil1
iRsytha meshtains:sVsSss ofitpwh
The board OF trade had osfercd $500
for the diad9v6Eap1 a,eoal l.anluel and
E. A. Howard, ssfolnaer laH1seape gar
deHer at 'ths t ssfings WIS sure Of
p0cketins The sHssney..y IL. ~
e.
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HOT spnIN0s BRAaoH,

LysLss egas go am. Ar Hot Springs ass0 :. N
Lv Las Vegas 70 5)em. At Hot snringa 10 m
bs.Lse Vegas I:25p 5p N. AZ Hot Springs ! 55p N
IL Las Vegas $40 Pa. 4 lot Spriuea 100 pm
IL Les Vegas SEQ p N, At Hot sprinee $50 n
II H6t sfrin 3 3 ~ b. Ar ilasH efas 4:loa 10
L Hot spsjn u :55s Il. La ragasla los m
Ii Hot slftugz .osp p. AEIaa Vegas y 30 p N
F Hot spriaes 4, 4 4 = n Il Les Iegas 4:z0p M
" Hot sprsaas s pm AF Las Yesas 900 p m
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- To Ff7e Public.
In the event the school bonds
voted for on-Jriy 4fff, 1898 it Il
Intention cf the BOARD OF, Eauca
OF the City of Laas Vegas, to aGd
roems rto+tAe DoHelAs avenue ST
house. ,,'' = ~
a-..s
By order of the Board
2f2-2t ~ ~ d G. .fGogdons prchlI
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For sale-Two lots located on
Sixth street between residences Of Dr..
Mohr and ]. E. Hurley. Apply Mrs.
Max Isaac, at Mrs. Waddingham's S
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Santa Re Vine Table


Ne, Il Pes-s egf5ses = ,4s q n. Dep f'4s pm
No II Pass arfive s:e5 pm. q $3.50 p. m.
No - Freight ....-s.-.....---.. I:Op s. 10.
4 81 szs.4>s s.ssss aAsRHaesln - 9
No. % Psss. errige Il - q. m. Dep. y Il p. m.
No. ? Pass. arrive l<3i D n Dqb, S5ap. m.
NO. q fselRht -. ...-.Es s1JIT.tl a. m.
4 No. gle DenYer.tFsin; 70. s rhia and
mo. II the Mexico heln tAt5S
Santa Fe branca trains connect With Mes. l, 2
3. 4. II and =. ss.ag
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Notice to Taxpaysrs.

L, will be .aty my Office for tlel
thirty days from 4 q. o.floelS; tosS p
to receive poll taxgHow everduel
parties srlyjeet to- tls'is.. tax 4iaust
within this time, II they want to
cost for I am then ordered to turn
de1inquent list over TO the spf6sedu
attorneyefof collection.
saafr 5:igs Ii :alsaa City 81
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60 /. q 3 g,

Lots for Sale Cheap.
For the purpose Of closing on
remaining unsoId lots iii The low
Dorado and Hillside Companies
tfons to Fasst Las vsgas, wflI 81
greatly reduced lpgices for the nq
days eapSIy toa~s fEess era
This is a splendid chaneesto get 1
gain in good 'bNfdihg lots : - Il
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Advertised Letter List.

The following list of letters remain
ed uncaifed for in this office for the
week. ending July IL, 1900. s,.
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cornIas and. T.In WOE.

< Figures win be cheASuily given and
estipates. maiita On, al Iiipggs, Of cor
NICE. tin, and repair. work. Our work
is giiarahte ead~,PFepa3e work ptorhptly
done. =
'''' s. LEWIS & NYGEHN.
t62Atf. y f'..! Centet st.
~ :. .s..''' ~ ass. sess. s,;.s
First claes safe for sale at. this of
fee, at a bargain. - ~ 1S5-tf n
National asoAlc Accident Association
DIES. MONIES, LA, .INCORPoR TIED
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Dies MoINEs. IA.. INcoRPoRAiT
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National nfascAic Accideht Associht
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-07-14

Ms. R9sAara -iFasgne was seeking a
divorce from John Hayne- 3
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Esklysia ola soldier, paid
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sREL
addi-
IL at
It 80
tents..
bar
l6-1Ern
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The Latest Type Faces

are used in The Optics Job
Department. so you can depend
on it that your work viii be
turned out with an up-to-date-
ness not to be excelled.
nnnnnnnnnnnnnnna.n.cns 10000.
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4. r. Yes oggafized in 1ssrta Fe.
Col. G. " Prichard was Y. $. attof-
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Las
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
SECRETARY Hay RETURNS.
a s~s-.. ss~ry n~v.stst~a a. 80
Authoritative a..r.~r.

wAshinrter. ocf. f.-S~cr~tary %
State Hay r~turue1. yesterday. fs~sa
bis summer VACATION IN N~~ HsmP-
shir-. snd to-day occupiss hls d~sk a.
the state department.. There were 10
.<Ss sdsic~s awaiting him
xr. ssy said he was In the usu.i
Aealsh Tor = raa Of he age and
woaid resume HI. regular duti~s to-
Jay.
rsycna the r~surn Of SECRETARY Hay
the day pss-ed without Chine,e dsvcl-
oVn~n,..
\ .p-eiai dispatch from n~riia as
s~rtinx h~iicf there that the United
states ~as al-oas 90 issue a note On
fh~ psrsisica % China. was r~rudist~.i
n an authoritative quart~r. IL wAs
stated that 10, oniy - there no ns.s
st-oss - - issu~d r~ssp<ctinx the nat
ter &c sh- partition cf Chirsa. bet tAss
th~re i ~ nssc whatever regarding
rhime~~ poisry n~w IN r<~r~~- es
/ fcrusuistics - this rns<rnu~ns- rAs
/ views % this government, caliinr fo-
T f'r.s~rration - sh~ ~nfisy % the chs
u~-r r-v~rnrlraf rrrc ei~.rfv srt
s~rsh In tho note - Iuiy ?. and snhs--
qurnf coruuuuuisafiuns shsf haze hess
usad~ ruhiir. No further iirht has
l--~n shre~n ~ the ecars~ 20 - rr1r-
sss-i ~ the Chin~s- ros~runu~ut To-
sasA tkr rsnxirasiers 81 The trouhie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
A NEW CENSUS FEATURE.
A.slv.fs o. ~ N.a~ -f s~..-. Sta
st.st~. ~ ss~ psss.i-- ~f
N~th~a. sd a~..Is.

Washinxton. Sepf. Ia Ous % 10
msst Interesting feature of the eva
suS bureau. a. ~sii a. a n~~ one ~
slleh work. U5Ii - the azslysis that .
ts - Hasie % c-ussas statfsfies Is thr
division - ni~thosls o. rvsults. oi
whLeh Prof Walter p Wisesx. Of
c-rn~il university. is IL rharVv. 10
is "a h~ the duty ~ ur wtlesx 90
show bat the cold hs,ssr.. Of the s~n-
sas HsanS. for. thsraxh ~sxur~~ do
rot IL. failure To properly inf-r.
pref them often easzs~x th~n1 60 xas-
fai~~ Impressions Nifh a ti~zs - -
curing eXP-rt comment en all sh- sfa
tis=iex of the census. returns On vari-
ou sahs~cfS will - sent 70 ~xusrts
Who have uatioaai rwrsafations-
Health statistics will b interpreted
by mea Who have for YEARS made a
special study Of such master~-
and mortality statississ will protsa b y
bs placed Va the haasls ~ insurance
eNp%rtS for their sxplaustios and
comment. 50 IL wiil ~ IN all lines OF
c~nsa< work The r-srit II this ~.
PLANTATION Of the n-urss = sxp~rtssl
ie - one of the mo-i r-opstisr 80 All
,hs esnsas bureaus accomplishment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
An INCREASE OFFERED.
rss c~ss e>~s>.sss F-ss S-s go oe-ssss
90 rs~~s>ss - Tee rec cs~A
- ul>s~~

rhiladrlpAla. o~a i.--.tn eR-r 81 sr
i'~r~a~~ 20 tee PER eeas. in miners
-ssrs ws- in@uwurated by the PAila.
u~iphia A R<sdinx Coal and Iroa Co.
and tAis move. Ia 10 ssst~d. will s~ fol-
o-~d. On Tuesday. By similar notice.
- every eolii-ry In the sn,Ar.ciss
r>wsoa- IL 10 s.ia by the OPERATOR
th@t this inere.ss in vsg~. ~iil he
s@t'-f-~sory 10 the su~-. .r<i th~y b.
ises- many Of the strikers vili tai.
advantage Of the otter ssa r~,aru q.
wcrk- Minia< Operations. ell In tn.
esens - given an inp-sss. ssd ne
operators exp~~t there viii th~a -
gradual resump,isa untii The col
h~ri~~ Ill as~in have their full eos.
ps~nent Of employer Tie FhsR.d~f
phi. a Reading company sp~r>t~- q
eollierie~. sna % ,h~-~ n have b>~r
shus down ewing 10 irsnez<s~ns work
ing force.
wheth~r the miners ~iii s~~~rs .hs
proser of the company ard r~farr
IN saeriert numh-rx to operate the
mines can no; ~ forwtold.
Report rex~is~d frssrz several points
in thu schaylkill region. where IN.
Reading rollieries are ic~.fea. rssa~s
Indicate that the mine workers vii
follow thu Instructions Of their or
gznizin< orseisi~ ard remain away.
President Mitchell of the Mine
Workers received notie~ Of the ins~n
tion Of the operators 20 offer thu IN
crease in wag~<, AMI the only iatima
tion = thu- given that the miners or
rsniyssioa viii rec~iV. M rerornitioT
frusn the OPERATORS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
SILVER DOLLAR MoIps,
.f sh- Ex~ss~-~-s rA~s.
c.Rs-r-s-

New Nark. 0rs. i.-GAirf HAssa- es
tk~ sccrrt scrstce. ssaiioaesi IN fAis
~ity. "a. yesterday piAr~si Ia rssssrs-
ssoa Of f~e rasi.is for silver dollar.
which ~sre discovered In a s.szas - hat
rsmzTsskt~ zs===~s. NA.l~ ss~erws ,.
HAYES. a ssrse who l~ft Nr~ Nork
wish the Ner Nors Journal an1 Af-
v~rtis~r r~ii~f ~xp~iitioa. was kasy
sersiar supplies oa th- seck AZ CAt-
vessen a f~s dass Ars. ~ cane aerc~.
a paekar- vhsch hai ssrss Fccsiilzr
uaark ga a. AZ thrr~ ), iata a ~axps
~hirk was takinx lassiaeiues 20 . rs-
lssf hs-rsssf Hsrr i' sas op-ue.i AL
sh~ uaulfs sii--arsr,-ss Ther~ wns ai..s
~ half q = ssa hsll pasted on lip
Of paper HAa4ra - fhr paper F.ack-
49, tA~rr as . nut~ uhash Rad
BE surw an.f s~w fhas --- Erts
ps~usv - trurs- 10 vor a,sn't 80
woa't - aht~ - % sasthiar
Th~ rarkawc turrsd caf 20 lave
t~-a sat frouf fAis cifF - caiv~s,os
90 a stsazsship thaf haa III N~-
Yerk ana tearh~ss as - osA~r ps,r--
CAi~f H4Exa 49,. IN regard - sAs
nzstter-
n eoan,~Ffeitsrs aaieahsrsIiy N
tra.asa 50 tak~ aarantax~ % tA~ 81
eitwnnwns IN Gzss<~tc1. aaa rus - .
larr- saaatity % hr~us siis~r doltArs
70 eirvzlate IN th~ sso.i us.an~y foliow-
n sh< rxlsef % thr aissress--
rA~ discovery - th~ n.si1s = re-
rarsss,t a. isup-nrtan. ~ s~er~t svrvie-
r--or.ls. Ia that i denotes thas fh-r-
i a eounf~rfeitiasr rang ia New Ncrk
znsi T-nsxiislv. Nth hFanchss All over
The paifssi state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Gen ssePhea u. Lee. chairman -
the Nic&sburg Military P2rs conmis-
siou. has been in~peetinx the Chirk
amaaga National Park On b~inE in
tervi-yed in rrf~rrner N the Nick>harv
P2rx. he saia. The bill authorixiax
the construction of the park was sal,
paSs<d IN February. I-1s. ami sf eoar~e
We have been able 10 secompli.h littls
In that short time. The psrk when
completed will be one OF the moss
b>sutifai in the South Il viii forn a
semi-cirei~. embracing the entire city
Of Nicksbarx from the river on the
north - the river on the >oath. cover
ing the territory occupied By hs,h the
Federal and Confederate troopz daring
the s-ige Of Nieksburg. The length of
the Confederate line was eight miles.
and the length Of the Federal ln~~.
which encireled Il. fourteen miles The
.emi-cireie embraces shout - aer.s.
which has been purchased for pars
purposes We have had no trouble IN
securing the lands Necessary foe park
purross-
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c. II. POTTER
Reading company al
xo CONDITION ATTACHED.
Tea res Cent. ssa AvSttrsstes 81
Dt0~rea~es o9~r~a-

Scranton. Pa Oct. l--Ai every col
liery in the anthracite region n notice
viii BE- posted Tuesday morning an
nouneing a ten-p-r-ecnt- increase ir
wages based on the present scale. ef.
frctiss October l. aud that the opera
tors will arbitrate any grievance their
employees may present. There Is nc
condition TO b~ attached a. TO the mer
returning to work before the arbitra
tion shall begin. so Il is TO be inferred
that the men are privileged TO meet ir
convention and sdoyt any plan of ae-
ton they may deem advisable before
catering upon arbitration
IL is supposed the miners will eom<
together as members Of the union. IN
the minimum Of the concessions they
will he content with. and then re
forth as individuals TO treat with
their employers through committees
Of employees The srbitrations bring
concluded satisfactorily. II they viii
b.. the committees of employees win
report back to the convention of Unit
ed Mine Workers that they has. come
TO a settlement. and the strike viii
then be declared Of. This woulsi
avoid the recognition of the union BY
the operators. and at the same time
permit the union to regulate ihs
terms of settlement.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
GALVESTON RELIEF FUND.
ts-.. >.y~r. Nsk~. H-p~vs 90 s~~-ms
Re~~ts-s ~ His. rr~-.tstss
E.ti >t.t~@~~a.

Ausiin. Tex. uet- Regarding -
contributions for the Gaisssteu suf-
ferers. t.ov- Saysrs yesterday gave nus
the following statrmsut.
The amouut % moa~y received ~
me- Up TO ncon. s~pteubsr -. for the
h~n~As Of thu storm sufferers. = ssTs.-
tss-.s. This sura inciusivs s. $50 hat
remained Ia my hRnsis % th~ faud
contributed far the relief - sh~
IfraEos river valley sa-erwrs last year-
IL also ineiasis~ All drafts AMI author
ixatieas 10 draw and ~kieh ssr "a
sransif and are xst unsolicited
This statement. it u1uzs b hosns
IN uiad. aaly e@hr4e~s moasSs aEi
r~raits4n~ex TIA. have h~~n rna3~ "a
me dire~slv. and aisp auseuuts fog
n hieh harw hsen aathort4esi - sira -
-isariu= the prsseut uesk vi
subrsaif ~ th@ r~opte - th~ Enitei
states fan eoaplsse if~uafrest state
usrnt ef th~ entir~ flnsi that hss cone
into nv haasis. xiEinx the amsamnt &nd
sourr- % sarh cgutFitutiua. snsl also
the maun~F is whteh the xnrs total
rvr~is~,l by me has brrn sxp-rus2esl and
distributed
Every porsseu - the starua-striek-
sn district Is hsin< provided fer-
JOSEPH SANEEs>.
-tsav~rnor % Teas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
FrLlrISos MORE QUIET.
I.s~ Ettawts- sss-~A- tp~-
t@~st~s.~

Hssils. ssrs. N Flirsas-- Ia a.
virfmisy - Nanits have h-~a nssrs
oas~f - ate. aifhae<h is-s We,in~s
das fA~fr sxrx hzask 4staeks a. Ia,
fiaa- ausi isafsussae ..sash - Maaiis
- ~rH - easF-.=s srin. - lm@s. H
ss-aa sss us-..i- t..-~.- fh< A=asfs
caa eeesrs ar satisasa tAat sh~ al
isssesi azs xsss hviE< arssss..l ~, ts.z,
IL qu~sti.sa participated Ia sh~-~ al
tasks
tsi.arsai r~Fevts have hr~a Fy-rfvrs
- iuss rE-HH a~ffsftv IN Fartt-sls,s
lsru'iue~ ana 10 Estsn<ss pvottno~
TTo skaru1istss s.~urrwsi siarin< the
sssk 80 ~ Rs~ol river. In th~ Prov
tHF~ ~ ~-sufh sauarfn~~- r. - essf
mated that th- ias'rrx~afs Iasf y
Killed ~ fhs tarieus disfrpcsz-
Two stsfiians. 1ohn NeMahon anf
Eziph NJ eTsi. - >an Franr5s.-s,. = b.
ssarfei "a a business twp for Nixar
an,i iseaeu~sI in noTshsr fsFen- ha-s
net t-en hard fFosa far thr~~ weeks
II j. feared sh~v hav~ h~~a Killed oi
rapfurssf hy ~ fr-snrs~nts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

es~ss~v N~st~e AsAf.9 to STRIKER.
80 rsy y. so~sst.. q. c-.-
pssy-s oaer

PHILADELPHIA. ors. The foliowins
nc,ie~. h-arin< date sf orssh~r !. wa
posted yesterday In ih~ vicinity of al
the roliierie- Of the FhiliaelPhiS a
Reading Coal and Iron Co.. In th. an
thrseis~ r-xioas
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and
Iron To-. o~t- 1. Ie0as-rhfs COMPANY
will pay an advance Of ten pr cent
On the wagrs of all men and boys en-
ploy~d at i,s ccIii~ri~s-
This advance takes effect to-day.
lsignedI r. 4. LUTHER.
General Superintendent
Hen~ath shis noti~~ another ~as
posted. ~hieh read as follows.
Fellow w-Nin~-workers. United Mine
Workers % Am-rica; IAo not pay
sny attention 20 this notir~. posted bs
Mr.. Lasher. of the Philadelphia a
Reading Coal and Iron 60. but wait
until you hear from President Mitch
America. or until yoa have decided b,
your own locals what Is right for yos
TO do.
l>ignedl c. II. POTTER
The regular Reading company ad
vance for the last half of September
and the hrst half Of October had
previously b-en fixed at six per cent
above the SO hasis- The srale 20.
the prec.ding % DAYS was at the SIS
basis The advance Of ten per cent;
offered in the posted notice by ths
Reading COMPANY = separate and dis
finct from the natural scale increase
and hence the total increase To the
miners would be Is per cent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
OFFICERS or TIE vILLALoBos
Hs.s-r 80 o@~~r. 90 B~.rS sA- .-.-
A~.s >-ps-s~S o. Have s~~.
s.rssr~x ~ staIpa.@.-

Nashin~soa. S~ps- .a--Tk~ oszeerr
Of th~ wssnhaat Niliaiaf-ss- on whirk
Capt Ski~isis sssi party eft Ssa,s
grus. Nsrinsfuqus. ~~r~ Ia~at- ~
~srd ~inp<sn. comma an.fia<. Enssxr
trsia D I.ausiis ard Nss~i fssi~s Ess
Nin~sHs- Lieuf- >imp~au hss s-~r
ossr fsarteen var astaai "a serv
~ lie entered fh~ aasy "a Iuu~ u.
Ia Hc rsturu~a from hts lat tour
e s-a s<rtics IN ssv. -ses. and was
n.sign~sf 90 shore dutv- On February
!. LES. b. wss ordered 90 th- Brook
lyn-
En<i~n lands has sen not quite
thrv. y~ars ef s~a S~rvir~- lie blaa@,i
tho aasy September Z. i-91. and H..
isst erui~s expired IN MAJ. isss. n.
uaS ordered TO Th~ Nsistir statioa on
fl.-srrah-r -. is5.
Cadet Nine~ns has bad en~ year ans
,sy~n months ~ - s-rvire. ou Frt.
rusry Z. i>sa. h~ uas sssiEnsd To th.
New Orleans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS
BY ]. L. POWER.
! Ns~ s~s u.~s-x~~s~s nsn~~sa re
l~~s~.l
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT Il
By ]. l. POWER.

= 80 - /. - Ss<A~8 88&r%&8
ls~s~A
A charter has be~n granted far the
j.eksoa. csla@bus ssa Sasth~a.,eru
rsliroai. the sermlaal potats e~isx
jse<~oa saA celanbass the rosse ~ -
~ follows Rexisainx st sh- eiiv %
Jsek>oa. sh~uce IN . nortAeriy dire
tern v~~rtux - ra-sh~ast- r~~sinr iats
and tArssxA pcrtisu. - Esakin. >c.sst.
L~sk~. N~Shnha. winsfSa ~ K~nnp~r -
hosh. >sxab~e ss4 f.ssnA-- eesa,i~-.
~ The city % rolambu. snd ra~.inw
tArv.<h - n~sr the ts~us of Carthage.
Fail.d~lphla ssd Msessa IN this stats.
Th>.ee frssn CSsanba< nnrth~s>twar-t-
" % ss~ state iis~ % Ni>-i<~ippi .na
rS,~sihly 20 Birmingham ard Nashville
In the p~,itioa % the rovcrnur FOR char.
Ter the iucorroraiors exprcs> the par
p-s~s 10 bald ssd operate IN coouecfioa
with i,s main iias . braneh iin. pro-
peli~d BY steam frssn Colanba. aorth-
sardly - falten. In i,awannb@ ec-rsy.
% the cities of Aberae~u and Arsory
in Nonrce county. passing thryugh -
near aid cities Of Aberdeen snA
Amorv- I, l. under~sosi tha, I~ske
eOanty has alr~a.iy pledged the rixh, %
way Tor the rad. The pstitioser. fur
charter are q. l. wilsoo. J. n. Ming.
A ". Byrd aaa Z. 1. Mckay. fhils4si-
paia. NeShoba oraa,y, Jas r Harri.
son ard >ewnan Cayce. Coismbas. L.
". Garrett. Presley Groves. Carthage.
J. = Noli-. Fannin. W. T. Heigh,.
I.oaisville. Edgar : wil~sa. ". " An.
der-ou. J. J. Coman. c. r. Galloway and
}. l. Power. IackSoa- The inccrporz.
tors crgaaiE~d by eiecsiag . board Sf
directors. ard the directors elected
Jasg~ Newman Csyce. president. r "
Bram~, vios-pre>idcnt. y = Wilson.
SECRETARY. and W. ". Ana~r~on. treas-
urcr. Ni;h an executive esmmit;ee %:
seven II this road = baiit. and ~ So
M r-ssoa why 3, sh0ald not be. Il will
very rapiaiy develop q s<ctioa of the
state that will give u rsyinx husi
neSS fron the start