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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
Resenting a SANDER.

Guest-"Insomnia kept me awake all
night last night Landlord Gndig-
nantly)-"I'l give you s. TO find one
in the house Baltimore News.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

Poultry Men Choose President.
The twentyfourth annual meeting of
the American Poultry association elect
ed K. A. Kegley, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
president
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

TreSident KtfuSes 10 TarUUH.
President Mckinley has refused TO
pardon violators of oleomargarine
laws
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

The British losses in killed. wounded
and captured up To date are 1887 OH
GERS and men.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
Weight of London Fog.

Every day there hangs over London
a vast smoke cloud that is estimated
to weight about 800 tons.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
British Forces Are Rapidly Near
ing Ladysmth.
BOeRS KILLED IN SKlRMISH.
Said to Have Lost Twenty Memo
Change with Gems. French and Gatacre
Kimberley and Mafeking Safe-Wsr
One Hundred Days Old.
Wednesday, Jan. IL.

Butler moved his troops across
Tugela river in four divisions. taking
Beers by surprise. No casualties. Be
lief that battle is in progress near
Ladysmith Details of attack on Lady
smith on Jan. show assault failed all
along the line. Defeat is severest blow
Beers have had.-Great Britain will
release Bundesrath and give guaran-
tee against further seizures. -Methuen
made a demonstration in force TO draw
Beers from kimberley.-NO doubt
goods are struggled into TranSyaal via
Delagoa bay.-Free- Staters reported
tired of Artillery duel at Coles
burg.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
Expedition Starts from Manila.

An expedition under Col. Kobbe has
left Manila to occupy Samar and Leyte
islands, now held by insurgents.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

The appropriation for payment OF
pensions is $144 900 900. being the same
as in 1901 for the current year.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
italy Ord.rs Wat Material.

Italy has ordered $4,000, 600 worth
of war material from krupp. Denial
that il is for Great Britain.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
Principal Towns Are Occupied.

Gems. Bates, Wheaton and Schwan
have occupied the principal towns IN
Cavite and Batangas provinces.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

Venezuela released the French bank
director on the threat of his govern
ment.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

~ opposes American control of the
Nicara guam canal.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26

Saving wood is said to be good cure
for insomnia. but some Een would
rather have insomnia.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
Thursday. Jan. Is.

Buffers army across Tugela. fired on
evidently entrenching themselves. Tn
confirmed rumOrs of fighting. -Inva-
sion of Orange Free State expected aft
er relief of dysmith.-Ambassad
Choate is trying TO find -four seized by
British.-Gatacre with 800 men occu-
pied LOpesburg. stands to-
gether on conduct OF waT-Boers cap
tured seventeen of French's men,
British losses up to date 1851
Friday. Jan. 10.
Butler reported Beers lost twenty
killed and injured and fifteen captured
in Dundonald's fight at Acton Homes;
British lost two killed and two wound
ed. Naval guns firing on Beers direct
ed from balloons.-No change with
French and Gatacre or at Kimberley or
Mafeking. Methuen made recOnnais-
sance.-Ex- Consul Macrum is in Ma
ples.-War has lasted 100 days.
January 2O-2I.
Warren forced Beers from three po-
sitiOns. advanced steadily under fire.
occasionally severe. Butler cabled:
Difficult to tell exactly how much we
have gained. but | think we are MAX
ing substantial progress. Prof. Oer
mass meeting in Washington adj
dressed by Senators Mason. Allen and
Hale and several representatives.
Committee of Danish farmers sent
Princess of Wales 5000 boxes of but
ter for soldiers.-KrugerS private car
will take Webster Davis 10 Pretoria.
He has no misSiOn.-HOspltal ship
Maine. equipped by Americans in Lon
don. arrived at Cape Town.-LondOn
military experts believe Beers near
Ladysmith Outnumber Buffers forces.
Roberts ordered British to respect
rights of nOn-cOmbatant cOlOnists.-
Beers continue 10 shell Mafeking.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
THE NEW ELDoRADo.
r~-s-i s~.~ss p-r-sss>. .tstt.ti.s 80 sA<
s--~ss s-s tss~-.s-r~s w.siss -
sas~.ts -sss.ss t..t p-p>>sss

wsshinTton. Jan~ : Censai J~hs
& Covert ~ Lyons. Frsn~s. has pro-
stsl-,i M state d~tsartsu-ss .s,rp~ irn-
F-ertsnf fset. son~~rninr th~ r.
-aure~s snf rrv-rnf conditions w -
t~rts. v hirh ~ss hrssurht out ~ ro1-
fvrruc~ he'll ~ LYONS r-,~ntls. shea
the l-hrsihie e~mp~fition - ~ib~ris
With other ~~rwal-fFs.iusinw eewn-
frt~- was di-..u--~d Ossr eca.us-i
iarm.r-. % wa- stated. arrive in ~
h~ris snnusil, The government pro
sisitsg th-m frvv transportation and
Tising zach family thu fr~~ us~ of
. scv~. - bnd FOR a stated time.
rhr s-spslat,en - Sih-ria - nsw a.
E-,.'-n. hu'. tss-ing the computation
ur"n the I-rpula'inn ~ Russis. W
Far~r-. - y. espshl~ ~ sustaining -
i~s'.fspe r~cpi~ The annfsi rrrfrt~-
tion - e~r~si, IN Sin~ris Is ~ rr--~-'
st-sus eea.eso tcns. sat che e~un,ry
= shi~ 80 prc-inc- ta.aro.-sa s~n. ssrh
vesr. os~ half of whish woaid 10 sub
l~~s - sxr-erfs,ion
Aith"ugh Sib-sia rrrslu~~. c-e-
tenth - an the rssid ~ ,he ~orhi. ca
s~s~vnt - ths climate ana iack -
transportation fs-iii,i~- few ~ sh~
xr~at mines have h~~n Thoroughly
WORKED The imfa~n-s so=l sirps-it-
'ss have h~vu -sarrriv tcn~h~d 4
-iuri~ mine IN Siberia d. said 60 c~.-
tain - much ~osl - al tho deposits
in Enrisnsl suuil,inr,i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Csnf-s.-ss- grave. s Msa,son. Wa
Adopted
Hwhfh Fsvafin< th- --sshlt.hinx -
nstsea rsfk - 1hssevii-F~sill-. Va .isn
liar - that .t thsksmsura
Ninth Thsnks extended 20 wnitsr :
tro-- fas hrs care - tenir.ietate gfsvs
a. camp eAs-s. Adopted
Truth Thaak. ~ Cont-si~rsts .s.s..i
stian. q Chicago fcs care u Cenf~siers,s
Ersv~s.
fi~t~a'h in.ior.~rssut II ~. plan -
sr~ef q usonuu,-rt - tho ~nus~n Il tho
~cuth. the wefk ts ~ dove ~ cenuit
~ - eu- irosn ~arA state. 60 10 sprotut
81 BY tcsarass.i~r t.oriou
Twsifth Orsrinx graieiui ,Aank. -
ihs rittr~.. Of Ioui.yil Ito Tor tho h.-.yttsi.
~ .hs-n ths nissah~r. Of ths ersssirs.
tien
fhir'~~uth -Thst th~ 1snf~.iststs v.t.
stsns f-~cgnir. etsh spFrrrsstion sh- Ian.
zssx- ~ s.-r nari.i , St-ki~- o, th~ -.
cras r~urirr ~ ~ Arvnv ~ 's- rcsesnsr
o. Fr~si-strs shurx saA s--srs-~.'~ ths
f-~ii-x sh~xr That ss- srrasi f-s-s~s
- assa .oidasts ~ to-f-s~sst- .rid~r.
.ts~n.tsd ~ the I'r~ssi--s II th- frifei
stas~s ard NJ. Cahsr~t. Showed that there
- ", ssrticnsis.rn N th~ r~~ox-tsisu 81
sh- vslss - The Aus~ttrsn .cldisz rhse o
sory - ths-- rv-sisssr.- - s-r~.r.s-A -
he sosssty Of the Army Il the fstsnas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
HALE ATTACKS ENGLAND.
.s-s,s~ sr~-- Nss.. ws-ts - A..- ws.s
rss. c.~-sry Q. Dssss s-s .ssrva.s
Wasta-s - t.sta

Washington. 'uR- e-in th~ -~na,-
Frisiay w Perkins tCsiD pr~-~nte'i
. PETITION frem organizations aud in-
disi.iuals - hts sfs'~ asking congress
=" maxi an appropriation for th~ -
lie' 20 'h~ fami~hinr p~opl~ - India.
nj h~ a~kr,l thar " - rvfvrrr,i 10
tho committee "a appropriations The
r~-siution hrowrhs from Mr Ilal-
Me- batter sffark On tsr~s' ttrtatn.
Hs deuia nsiss4 - kn"w "a hat England
had hem sisinx fpr her starving rnil-
hons IA in,iia whii~ sh~ was pnsring
ous uniimif~si 'rsaeurr - rru~h two
r~puhl,ss IN Nfri.s. Nr Perkins .a,d
h. did nat wtsh 10 d.bai~ that qurs-
iien. hu, b. drt wish careful com
mi't~r r-p-ort IN the memorial Z,
va. sent ~ tho committee On sppro-
pEtafIunz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
BRIDES FOR MoRMONs.
tsr t~ss st Ss..G ws~-. - Nsat.
rt.s. ussstr fr-s. s,s.s--,.
Is-s .sa rtit.-sa

Driver. Col. JaB~ - car lost
passed through Denver to io,n The
Utah followers - Jo-~ph smith ard
brigham Young They came from Mis-
.oari. Iowa. Illinois and other valley
states. MI ~Np~~t To marry rich
Mormou-. Miss Jennie Ha.ig.s. a Pc
era hsauty. rV~akinw Tor the other
~ brides elect. -ai.i If an.t M
one te sn, me wont get married
ioang men arr t~vamiBg M"rman<
AMI going - tab from aur state sIl
ths tirue Th~r- are not rnanwh ~fi-
eisi~ m"n for al th~ girls IN tho ~sst.
tfe sw fui - H. an otd maid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

wesusn'. colleges in EaTiaad ar, aid
- b~ allied - osvraa~iu-
The b~.t t~aeb~rs OF huuanit, sr-
the live. - rrraf men a u Ta~i-r.
Th~ state depart u,~ut ~ th- nit-d
State rcssrumeat .psuts u~ariy 81
tveos a s~ar To- rrotsvf Nm~rir.n mis-
siauari-- .a fsreixn isnds
tter, year aunat,~r - hsys ar, .ent
from ~ian hs tn Einx 80 England 20
kern ''rrrrat thing. one l-srns up-
h@istsrt oe~ lsarss tyP~~riting. one
iesrns languages. one lesrns sei~nee
Az 81. en
see William Nuir. thc principal of
f.iinprrsh university. announce his
sprfaarhtur r~,fsustien ~. f~narr
of nf'is- viii b. ehi~sy memorable for
his .fr~uuous and .st,~~~sfui sgort. 20
ehfsiu fer vom~a fuii privileges ia the
university.
The s~xfon ~ church Va n~nv~r the
other nisht found that al ths movable
property bad h~~n carri~d 90 H.
traced q % pawn shop. where 10 had
been i~ff hy harriars Who repr~ssnt t~.i
D. rlss Ives A. deacans eager 10 rsiss
.fansis for the church
ehareh l..li cracked in ringing 81
th~ village of ~.hisifh~in. u~ar shat
hau-~u. t,rrmany. a few dsys ago
When taken down BE- was found - h~
Of the year its. Accordingly ~ b. old
~ than fh~ >rhafhau-~u t~ll which in
sPir~j ~chiil~r's poem
\ monumental etatu~ - the late
Cardinal iavtW.rie ~. rrrrn'iy desii
Gated - Etskrs. on the canfiurs ~ the
sahara Deer. The cardinal Is r~prv-
ssnfes standing hs eyes turned to-
Warf th~ desert holding IN his right
hand hi pastoral erass. phish h. seems
70 h. planting IN that desert land to
ward Whirh rsnt forth all bis aspira-
ttons a. hishap and colanis~r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
PROUD TILLERs OF THE SOIL.
s~w~thtss ,hs.t the W--s- rskip
Of ts~ otd-If@~ rsr-~r.' st.s
rrs..,tss.Is.

One ~ 'h~ most interesting club.
in the World Is the Farmer, riub of
f~nHsvisania. which vas founded IN
ss5 by zen. John ad~als,i~r. Rob
ert MnFri.. the huausisr - the rsvo-
Intfon. benjamin Eush AMI others
.squatit rminsut tts mesnh~rship t.
hmite'l 20 - P~rsons and IL meets
one~ a mouth At the residence Of zach
in turn 20 enjoy the hospitality and
taik sbau, farming. SAYS the Chicago
Record
The present m~mh~rs 81 the Farm
erS' club are such horns handed sons
OF toll as Clement \ t,riseom prrri-
den, of the American steamship linr.
Alexander , CasSatt. president Of the
Prnnsy lvania railroad. Elisha Parker
Wilbur. ex-senator J Donald Cam
srun. Justice Henry Green. 20 the
supreme court of P-nnsy ivania. Who
hes one Of the finest country places
in the world mar Easton. IA: Judge
Craig Eiddle Of the same court. who
|fises in Philsd-iphias Frederick FRA
l~v. president of the national board Of
tradr who j. ~ YEAR, old but In
perfect possession 81 all his faculties.
With an excellent appetite and digrs-
tion. iames logan Fisher and RH
dolpn Fins The --latest arrrssion 10
the rluh - Edward D~N Norreli. who
married Niss Drrssl. Of Philadelphia.
and So o0a.0d0 He experts 20 70
TO congress pretty soon A. the sue
csssor af the late Mr. Harmer. tn.
father 81 the house ot representatives
Zach msmbsr - the club has his
month assigned - him. and his din
n~r y always given On the evening ~
THURSDAY previous 10 the fall moon
Mf Frai~y sntsrtsinS at his country
plaer near oxontx every January.
Nr Cameron gives his party at his
farm ~Loehiei~ On the SuSq.rhanna
river near Harrisburg in February,
Mr. Fisher in March. Mr.. GriSeom in
April at bis lovely place called ~Dolo-
bran. nsar Hav-rsord In June the
club always goes to Chest~rbrook
farm. where Mr. Ca<satt breeds car
riagr horses. in July the dinner Ia
given II Judge Biddie's residence st
Tcrr-shal~ on the Delaware; in Au-
gust Mr. MseNeagh invites them to
Brookh-ld farm. near Bryn Mawr; ia
/ Iscpfsmb@r they visit Mr. Ellis at
Manch Chunk: in November Mr. viii
bur j. the host at his stately home
near south Bethlehem; and in Deeem-
Der Nr Morrell gives the dinner at
Bryu Mawr.
| All Of these gentlemen are actual
farmers. although the: do not literal
| ~ follow the plow. They do their
manual labor BY power Of attorney
Zach owns a farm and lot Of cattle
and horses and has an opportunity 20
brsg about them at the monthly din
ner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
RESCUED TREIR CAPTAIN.
r.s.-.s >.~s sv~. w-~s.sss vsu. - .
Ns~.r~ aa.~~ss~s - 49, ave. -
o. ss~st~-. Nsrss

New Orleans. Juss - private
hitter from rort ter'ss. Honduras.
-sys ,hs, Nli~n Jackson. captain -
'h~ Nm~rtsan Yacht Th~r-ss. s-eu~s,l
- srsnrfuiiy of stealing gphd dust ~
rruN'ii". NsS pu' into pr~on 'h~r~.
Hia- rrrw. without waiting - AZ 49,
slstaue~ ~ the american s,tn-ul.
brck- op~n the jail anil r~-e's~d him.
taking him al-nari tho Y.rhf Tho
vac h, made for ttila. wh~r~ ~. cens-
maudan; Was informed pf th~ sseur-
renee. sud put MT ~ a h"at - re-
tab. Jackson IN" rurmansisnt and
his soldiers wrr. Warned 80 ~ fh-
crew 81 th~ Th-r~~s. hn' snsw~rv,i
hv hriug shots. The Nm~riran- ua
'h- yseh, thra op-n~si ar- With rites
and two Honduras -ssisiters we're
kill-d and ,hr~~ wounded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
OPENS UP RACE QUESTION.
---.t- VIII s.s.rt.t- ~ p,.-~ssse Ns~s-.
.i..- n-ss..- ss s.ass ts s-sss-.'sss-
O.. ts. s~- .sttstt-~

Wsshingt~n. JuR~ , s-Th- senate
committee on pristi~r~s ansi ~l-efi~na
FRIDAY bad unsi~r consideration ~sn-
ator Frtf~hsr,i'- rrsolufi-u declaring
sNsia-ion FROM the privilege Of the
fFsprhisr h-~susr 90 rsrs. - ~ M
The comrni'te- 10
eidssi 10 recommend the sdrpiicu ~
substitute dir-vting Tho committee -
investigate whether such exclusion 10
antagonists 80 the constitution The
substitute Tas-~d the committee by .
party vote. and ~ j, - agreed to ~
the s-nate the investigation will n.
undertakes hv tho committee Tho
resolution - Predisst~,i On condition.
in North Carolina. bu' considerable
Interest y manifested in y hv tho ~~n-
ater- from all the southern stat~s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
noNEY IN CIRCULATION.
Sss,--si u.-A >-s-- w.s- r-s---.-s sts.-
sts.a@s s~s ~ ~--s~ t.rs-. sst.~.
- t-ts-s ssss~- rs-s..sr >-s--.

wsshfprtss. iun~ Th~ us~ashiy
stster,ent - fhs v~mptrriirf - 80
earrrnsv shows that ~ th~ ei.r-~ -
husln~.- Msv 10. tqf-t th- total sir-
ruisfron ~f nstiousi tssnk notr- va.
So. 80. -. an tusrvasv fer ~. war
Of So tst. .tt. snsi sr issr~s-~ for the
nipnth - sii.sfa. ias. rh~ sirsuistis,a
hasssi mu . nife,i state. i-stsis vac
s,t.l.u-s .fts. an iuer-s-~ fof ~ var
of 50 - fsi. and an tasr~as~ fsr th-
nianfh - sts.uet. .asa III sirsuisfiea
s~eur~si hs l'wfui us.sa~y suteHnt~.i 20
50 ~. sss. m tnsr~ass tur 80 war
81 stett.tst. snf tsrr~s-s fer -h-
month ~ st.sftIs- The anasant 90
lntf~d state rsgis'~r-si h.srsis on de-
r.,~i' =. .~~ur~ ~irruisfioa n~f~a ~s.
s-5s. = 's'sf. .nd - s~rut~ rHblis d.
f's,-it.. fas kss. 80
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Washington. jane , One Of ,h-
atorS in the district WAS ~ the whi'-
hostse. ERumrrafnr Henry Ross. fully
equipped with all the necessary
blanks. pet IN an appearance Early in
the day and before the pr--isi-nt hal
reached his ofir~ Secretary Cortel-
ycn furnished all the information h.
couhi as 20 the afseial forr~ q, ,h-
,ion will h- supplied hy the pr~si-
dent himself. either personally or by
card
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
WOULD BRING soERs HERE.
Lad sv-ps-y ss s--.~r oe.r. - stss
Ts..s tseos.so. sss-. -ss-s ts-
t.H~y f.ss Ass-

given hta Endorsement - propr-i-
tion - bring the defeated Es.rs ~
th- valley of the fiatt~ IN Coior.fla
The mon Pacific i.snsi company pro
ppss~ - give i.0s~lfsHa ssr-s ~ land
Ia l.- taken up uasi~r the 'sr-y land
act. On the Jnissi,urx and wyoming
divisions. fh-r~ y 80 h~ No charge for
IN. Gift and the ~omPany will un-
drriakr to transport the Bo~rs 80
Colorado. h~ing rep~id on the Install
m@nt plan after the communities ar.
established ansi pra-p~rou.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
77|7@77771777777I777777
-. s.s<tA.s - Hsssss essy.

Kansas City. Mo. June cTh- dead
hasiy Of Louis h. Earth. a saloou-
keeper ~ this city. ws- faunsi las,
evening IN the rear of his ssIcoa a.
Eighteenth sfreef and ssraud avenue.
IN a IuReh wagon whirh hs had us~f
. si~rping rnont- There vas an
ugly wound in he right temple. ~
committed sus-isi~ through deSpond-
.Rsy Dr. Howard l. Mundy. dent
ist. snsI-d his life by morphine. ".
had h-~n drinking heavily and b~esrn.
raoroz- ard e~~pond~nf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

A cali has been made TO the sunday
school workers throughout the state to
meet In Jackson. June -, 81 and ~
Cpou the programme are sueh sunday
school people as TOW Longino. Prof.
HamilI. A d. Mason. Hon A. n. George.
r. " Pollard, L. r. Brown, = y. Shell
ton, Prof Dobyns. C. W. Willis. Mrs
H. VI. Hamil. Judge Carthell and 9TH
srs. Al Sanday-sehools are invited to
send delegates. and pastors aud super
irtendents are urged to be present. The
railroads will give a rate Of one aud .
third for round trip, certificate plan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
%. p-ss....s ,a. a....s.

Philadelphia. June II message
wa~ r~.-tt~si hsrr announcing that
Jul~x Franets smith. tho lad vom-
mi~~ion@,i TO earry the m*s-agv ~
sympathy frona Philadelphia school
children to President Kruger. reached
Pretoria TUESDAY Just ~ the Trans
vasl rrpablis'- president was about
10 desert the rapitaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Baltimore. Md. June The Rrv-
an free silver democrats are making 10
hotter and hotter for the -organixs-
tion- forves controlled by t.orman.
In Edward. Gorman'S home county.
h. had grvat difficulty in preventing
the passage Of . resolution for an in
sfruet~d Bryan delegation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

finsoiu. Neb. June e.--s.os. favn-
Ter rsv-is~'i m~~~RE~ fTpm Wash
inztou sfa'ing that tho Ho~r .uvays
weahl visit t.susein on th~ir western
trip. u - uhsisrsia.-i tha, the ilo~rs
are coming ta Lincoln ."leiN for thr
parT-s-. - hei,itnr rsr-enai inter-
view With " > Bryan IN r~rar'i TO
Eoer national Affairs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Kansas Cify. No. June -, new
pest has made it, appearance in the
WHEAT nsisis IN PORTIONS Of Missouri.
Kansas and Oklahoma. n - the
gr.en lous~. or sphi-. that usually
gathers on the trnsier shoots and
buds or ro~ss. Experienced FARMERS
.sy the ~h~s' has good enough stand
fo resist the psi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

George T. Houston 4 Co. Of Chicago.
aave completed the purchase from the
Illinois Central and yAxoo 4 Missis-
sippi Valley Railroad Companies Of
80. $50 acres OF hardwood timber lands
in the counties of sharkey and Wash
ingtou. this STATE The tract Is the
largest virgin forest still standing in
the South IL is located in the famous
Yazoo delta and contains chiefly white
oak The price paid was more than
IN. million dollars This is the most
important land sale that has been made
in Mississippi for years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07
Cant. ...-.,. ..,n /. p.,....,.

Manila. June Capt. Roberts. ~
the Thirty fifth regiment and his two
missing companions, captured at san
Miguel NAV -. arr still in the hansiS
of tho rrb~l<. who have communicated
to the Americans their intention 10
tT~a; the prisoners WILL and in aeeor-
dance with the laws of var
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Newport. VI. June Am epidemic
OF black cancer rash prevails at wes.
Derby. a subarb Of Newport. About
schools have b~-n closed and every
thing possible is bring done 70 pre-
vent further SPREAD of the plague
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Havana. June ssoy ten. Leonard
v~ri sass hs firmly trli~,rs The ir-
r~zularitis> IN the tul,au postal ssrv-
ie~. ~hsh amount 80 Plsin theft
only. arr ~ that viii h- discovered.
lie says that oat II -. .o.e soldiers
s~a' 81 tho ,sisnsi. ant, "n.. a volun-
te.r ofi~~r was directly charged
s-tsh ennis. Il l..,ss.u.
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Cincinnati. June Rev. W W.
Thoburn. Methodist bishop of India.
y patient at Christ hospital here.
where Mrs. Thoburn is also i'll BiSh-
op Thoburn Is afflicted with exhau<-
,ion Of the brain. brought on by his
long work and strenuous labors in
India
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

New York. June Della Nav Fox.
tn. well-known actress. was com
mit,ed to the insane asylum at Wave
Crest. Astoria. l.. L.. on the petition
Of her brother. on evidence which
showed that she is laboring under de-
lusions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Washington. June 2.-Interrsi in
the vice presidency 1. intensified by
the course Of the republican repre-
s-ntatives Of the states west of the
Mississippi. who ar. uniting on Con-
gr.sxman DoIlivsr. Of Iowa. for the
republican candidate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Indianapolis. Ind June Wv 3.
Taylor has signed a contract with an
eastern life insurance company to he
its executive manager. Mr.. Taylor
confirmed this. saying ~ was eontin-
gent on his remaining in Indiana.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Johnny (entsrfng pariorl-Oh. it's
you. i it, Why. I thought
Mr. Softieigh-You thought what.
Johnny
II thought IL was one Of them feilers
from South Africa
What made you think that. my lit
lie man
Why. SIS said that she was going to
try to get rid Of a Boer 20 night
And Mr. SoftIeigh trekk-d soon aft
Baltimore American.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

san Francisco. June 2.-Th- United
States transport shsrms7 sailed for
Manila. via Honolulu and Guam. yes-
tersisy. heavily laden with commits
sary supplies and carrying a number
of officers on duty in the Philippines.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

D~S Noines. Ia. June The say
ings bank At Sbslsiahl. 20 miles north
from here. was blown mp by four ROB
hers last Thursday night, who secured
<i.j0o and escaped after holding 80 or
more citizens at bay with rides.
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Pho~niS. Aiz-. June The Con-
gress gold mine. 90 miles north OF
Phoenix. has been sold for 81 100000
TO New York syndicate. including
Warner Miller and John Nzekay.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Washington. June The senate
has agreed to amendments to tho mil
itsry academy hall making e~n. Mics
a lieutenant general and Cen Corhin
a major general
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

'-Your husband seems TO be a victim
Of the tobacco habit
NO; I'm the victim. He t.ioTnUghly
enioys it. '-What-to-Eet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-07

Shanghai. June s.-Th. detachment
of over coo international blue Jackets
has arrived at F~kin-