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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11
The LuaIuaIei Land.

Il was given out yesterday that the
Lualualei land matter had been set
tied al the executive meeting on Mon
day. II was recommended to Com
missioner E. s. Boyd that a division
OF cane and other lands be made and
the Mikilua ranch be sold under lease
as grazing instead OF agricultural
land
The WGianae Company gets 900
acres OF cane land under lease for five
years at $4,000 rental a year.
The Mikilua ranch may obtain be-
tween 5000 and 5000 acres OF pastoral
land
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11
South Sea islanders.

The South Sea Islanders, who have
for so long a time made portion OF
what 3 now the naval reservation
picturesque by their presence, have
removed to the camp at Kalihi, where
they are very much pleased with their
new conditions. The Islanders were
at liberty to stay where they were
providing they complied with the regu
'ations of the Board of Health.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11
Deal In Allowance.

The deal for the sale of Lanai 10
a syndicate IS in allegiance owing to
a desire of the prospective purchas
srs to look over the property before
accepting IT, a party is being organ
zed and viii lsaye for the island in
one or two weeks.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11
nELEeAre 70 CONVENTION.
Second Congregation Of St Andrews
To Have One.

Second Congregation Of ST. Andrews
To Have One.
A meeting OF the Second Congrega-
ton % the Anglican church vas held
last evening In the hall adjoining the
church building and the matter OF
sending a delegate to the convention
Of American bishops al San Francisco.
which meets In October, was discuss
ed. Several other business matters OF
minor importance were discussed also.
IL was finally decided that a dele
gate should be sent to the San Fran
cisco convention 10 present the pres
ent ENHANCEMENT OF Anglican church
affairs TO the meeting. with a view
to having the difficulties adjusted. T.
Give Davies was elected as delegate
and through his efforts the Second
Congregation hope to arrive at a set.
Element OF the peculiar antagonistic
phases Of the situation.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11
VIII Shoot Deer.

Edgar and Frank Halstead left yes
terday fer Molokai to hunt deer. R.
W Single and others will go up by
the Lehua this afternoon to join them.
About ten days viii be spent on the
island
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11

TO I4ET-The commodiouS residence az
Pawaa recently occupied By Hon. J. A.
nished. For terms, apply TO J. o. Car
ter. trustee
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11
BACKED INTO TROLLEY CAR.
Two Ladies Meet With an Accident
While Driving Yesterday.

Mrs. Annis Montague Turner and
Miss stone. while driving down Hotel
street. near the corner OF Fort street.
Ia a buggy yesterday afternoon mar
rowIy escaped a serious accident As
il was. the horse became frightened
at the approach OF trolley car. which
was coming behind the carriage, and
backed the rig into the car, breaking
4 few spokes in the rear wheels The
ladies were uninjured-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11
&c claims commlsslon.

This morning the Kaumakapili
church claim comes up before the Fire
Claims Commission. Yesterday was
taken mp with miscellaneous cases.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11

Lord Salisbury is likely to be made n
Duke at King Edwards coronation.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

'lsxssseE Advertisements " fAis eoisEsn
eig D. tasErfe6 81 10 cssfs Ina frsf
iassrtsea: rsats isas sscOnS iassr-
tias. - esafs Fer hss pr seek %
essfs per Iias flco rssks. snS % esats
psr kes pr asoRfa-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11

For the first time in Honolulu and as
performed by the Company with
enormous success everywhere.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-11

In the sparkling Comic Opera in
two acts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

aaoihsr rainy Sunday. there
fore preventing both appoint
meats q ear church from being
5Iet. Al. dry weather Il not the
besr. th5ESa-
Latte is Doznse Joha>o1- OF
the hiBg.on neigaooEaOOd- has
1eea on a vssIt TO Ter SISTER. Ms
" f7,.sl1ou-
J " N1sEe~t has returned from
. visit % trends IN Tate County,
aHI reports crops IN good eoadI-
is1u- Bat q great cases many OF
sIoE feTe-. therefore We sh0q.t Be
thankful 70. such q Iocafioa- We
seldom h1ve . case Of sickness
Mss Belle Wells - home <1es
frOn school, Hope 10 see her osr
again ScOu-
Ms Jordan TomIiasoa aud little
>Oa : vI>iting her parents IN the
Delta
HIS Fannie Johnson spent
several days With frsent= II Able
vile fhs xe~k-
Ms Veil OF The Delta i visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Dr. Davidson
urs- James NeI<oa- Of Wood
sons Eitge- 8 whiting her son.
Er- Calvin Wells l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23
College Hill Items.

Tr- AeEElIea returned 10 the
Delta FRIDAY accom- paine! by hss
daughter MS Anderson
Misses EivIra and Eaniee Shaw
are visiting relatives Eea- Holly
Springs this week
Mss clara Anderson v5sises!
relatives near Burgess SATURDAY..
MS Julia Hope. accompanied
By her grand daughter. little Hiss
Grace PeliI<- left SATURDAY for
Memphis where they EIIl remain
zatIl after the RegnIOn-
MS J. \ Dunlap and Mss Pat.
TIE FFiers0a spent Friday IN OK
ford shopping
Dr. Ezz-ae johnson and vie. OF
BykAlIz- made his fGgher- Hr Ben
o. Johnson a dying visit satEr
day aud SEHGay.
Ms TenaEe Anderson Eh0 hz.
beea On quite 4 lengthy visit Il
her brother. Joe Bafsrt. az Blythe
ErgHEarHI HVzE- Saturday
JCyp.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23
Harmortown Dots

The health of our Community -
good and everybody seems TO Be
enjnying life
The rain has been very bene-
Seal 70 fields and gsrrteEs- bat IL
Il eoutInaes many days. -Gen-
Gree17 viii get . start that viii
pc troublesome 20 oEertaSe-
The y0aRg people eai0yei an
other eutertaInuent SaturSiav
aight- THIS time il Was as the
home Of Henley Crown and shoze
Who we're present report n delight
f1i time
Misses Alice and Mae Smith
visited frieats north Of here Safar-
day and Sunday.
George Brox7- Who has been
n Aemphi< fox the past i've
months - at home tor q few days
We are pleased 10 know that
our friend Jack - Interested n
our letters enough TO ua4s 20
hear from ~ often We are al
says glad TO hear from CORES.
poatenss over the county and
would asa Jack and Juao to come
AGAIN
VIII best wishes for TIE
EAGLE CHOCK-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

lE viii be seen from the llovs state
z,enr t1at lafayette County has E52
senoo7=- not ineluiIry the ely schools
also HAT L takes lad teachers TO teach
them lafayette Comfy has o1rv
-1z-5ssf- of se1ooE fund a1d il We raw
Al average SALARY OF sza per month. Il
EILI t1-zs Ss-1zn per n0usa TO paw the
teachers But tire Law says the sez0oIs
must be maintained fGEr moths with
this sum- sssrIz0xEst7- ISL Other
Claims On the school fund are a5oCs
sl-9.f1, sI4 +s0xSl 80-sl2f-0 Rrr
the teachers cannot be paid with IN
average salary % so per mouth the
minimum salary Of i eirst-zraass teach
sr - 50 Per month"; The r-sui-uu
shay Of third grade teacher / sr7
Per month II one half The teachers
n the county were third grade teach
@rs AMI Eae r1luimzn salary was u4id
- Al the schools ecuIt be Taught vita
sl3s4sa- B1r this : more rao1ey tan
Ne have besides TO get Efficient teach
srs VII require better salaries rhzu
- PER moE-a-
NE c11y -rl1g sa1s can do /. Z,
r=s.zess TIE number Of schools. wk5cn
can only De 1oce 5T the eo-01erariyn
% the people Of the eoa1tv.
EerT respectfully.
D c. CkzPE~TEz
County Superintendent of Educls5yu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23
Health Ordinances

Ire t1AtoTsug Health Ortilra noes were
adopted cy the Board Of Mayor aud
Ah<er1en. On the tn inst
Be Z Ordained by the Boar, a.
Mayor and Aldermen Of the town Of
Uxforu- On the recoune1d1sion OF
the County Health OHicsr. that all
Pnvlss De cleaned cut nj once and
kued thorozynIy-
The exit Of all house sewers mist b.
ei=aned and lined n least twice each
1s11sn rom this dale u1tl the lsr day
Of November next
An exits from Barber shops. Rssslu-
r71rz- Hotels and Dental Offices r1usr
oe cleaned and well lined II Iease
twice each month
IL hereby made the special dury
OF the City MARSHAL 60 notify the ciri-
zsns OF the town BY Publication or by
Personal notice and TO see that thew
are properly enforced
IL = further ordered that any one
cnuvetec Of fzilrre 20 obey tbs or
d111ee snail be fined not less than
one dollar and costs and shah stand
com nIlrfed TO l1l until s1ch ane and
costa are paid
0rcInzare No T.
Be Z cr1zrned By thu Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen of the town Of
udford- thz- from and after the pas
sage Of this ordnance, Il shall be IN
awful for any person 10 oostruer auv
OF the streets or sidewalks of the
town Or square, IN whole or IN ua-r-
oy placing thereon any boxes. starsss
or other eonrrivzrees for the adyer-
slsenen- OF their goods, vzrss-or rer-
enAnc1ser machinery of any descriu-
lions wagons or vehicles Of any kind
Be L further ordained by the Board
that L snail also be unlawful for auv
avery stable owner or other person
employed "a keepers of suen stable or
OF any OF the employees. to oosrrres
me streets n oe near s1eh stable or
N mont OF the same, By permitting re-
nIctes OF any kind 70 remain n or
near the edge Of such .rreesz
II . further Ordained 5y the IsaarsY
-nar any person violating xuv OF IL
provisions OF these ordinances shaU
on conviction be f7ed a. for \ uri..fs.-
manner - ! sam not isss saaz. o..
tolLar for each oiense and snau .sand
1ntl such nne aud al eT,-r.
snaH be paid
X. s ADAMS, Mayor.
z z TEMPLE, Marshal
May Tth, 1soi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23
Pine Flat News.

Tie farmers are basE since The
raia- some cops are damaged
oy the 0Terz8ly II lis seCtl0a-
BOB NI4l4aas AIT NIss Ees-s
Bats Eere married On the In 4,
The kaE-- Of bsIie's PARENTS
The rslllas Of NJ Cain we're
Inferred Ia the Pie Fat grave
ysrt At TEestzy-
NJ EeC2Ia has been visiting
friends IN his section tlFs seek.
Rev H-gyin- failed To fl hs
appointment AZ Pine Flat SEnEav
OF account Of the rain
John Ray lost a fine uTIea COW
b. falling IL : dItea- RoE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

Ia 4 Letter TO his sister By a
yOaHs Klsssssippiaa now serving
n South Africa With the British
ne says the Beer won't fight IN
less he - Cornersd- This young
man evIteatiy 3 not familiar with
SPloa Lop and other desperate
1gh-s around Ladysuirh. not TO
-leatiOu several scraps pat up by
the indefafigsble De Wet One
BSrr- u OF coarse nos fool enough
30 q oct and eo1sead with ten
British soldiers bat this war
shows that the Beers vii fight
just a. stzdIly and mRea more
successfully on tie offensive OF
defensive rs their antagonist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23
THINGS THAT HAPPEN.

The las Of Nature. zhich gov
EN- ease sai eject are a. fxed
an 1neAsa--a5le a. those u sa~
1sr E1Eet NeGes azt Pe-s4nS.
Noi a tree Plaat o. fruit Or aozer-
-ver -2-ans Inro luxuriauce au1
aeasty. wirhoH- al adequate ea1se
.0r ezis-eace a7i c-oE-h- W; a
1iil- OF plain bezea-l oar feet. bat
2 some pre- historic age. Va made
sueh oy a mighty gp5-avll. p; IL
-p'iun BY AZ at~ii.zeai Poser
Sotu Outstanding these daily Oh
80 lessons. the majority Of the
ta-llrrs u lsse. are Tie re-al- o.
The disregard q these IrlmBtab-r
Avs aa1 the liability Of mankind
n realize that Wings don't iast
happen sitb0Et a cause 1ne I.sze-
worthless tramp wonders ~hy
>9me men ha3p~d - b b0ru rlch
111 Others happ~l 10 zcc1lllz--
wealth. WhIle be hasn't a dollar 10
bless himself Eith- yet the esuses
Il - Condition are g.arinsiy sp-
parsEt- He Ike many other fail
zre-- waited Tor something 90
-z2P-a- ana Opportunity passed
Ell hv while - waited
Men 10l't JEs- Ezpp~a % D.
. --a.srs 81 zea- 4E1 leaders IL thel-
vaTl0z- Professions ArI ez.lizgS
I1er- "a q time 81 preparation
and teEelcPDenr- aE1 ke Who e.
pec-s - attain ellze1ce IL 4ny
Inc ElIhoEf = : a. foolish a.
EcEl1 - = farmer $40 EaE-t 81
~ ~ fence ant EaIt Tor H. crop
% happen 10 be planted --ox aat
-a.lszrs INTO an ahzn1azs harvest
tie E10 enjoys the reputation Of
an eXc-lle-t al El-4ruiSAetI Ehar
zeter- ticn'T jus- h4pD-a % rssiS-
11aE0l-ao.e temptations =kel
cD1veEient- and 70 choose the
rrg1t ah-1 occasion szlte1- b1-
there Ee-e years % moral c0n6scr
years Of struggles 70 overcome
inherited weaknesses zzd tea ten
ei--- and a Fixed determination %
I've up 10 4 1i-a a26 lofty stand
4-L
Tie nan q learning. wh0se
IAOEg1ts sa1 E0rEs Of Eis,.0u.
Ar priceless treasures didn't hap
pen % d -lse any mote than l.
happened 20 IL born with a
knOE.esige Of Eu-.lsh- Greek OF
L-AtIn- TAea Ehy 10 ne Eai--
Mica Eb-r-iIke- for something 70
turn ~ or happen. That Eiu Il
= into . snug pgsiti01- or lad -
% the tOp1O,t -Ul- Of the ladder
81 s1c-e>=- when sc have neglect
81 al preliminary causes for 20
-141e1 q transit Of our spheres
FOR Al 1-nt2l- moral and pavSs
cal development and improve
neat there Ezs- Dc a motive DOW
- Us a. n The Latzral EO-lG
and = SA0 s0Es AMI ealtiyas r.
sllh due patience and Persis:eaey
EIii a. s1reiy reap = correspond
ing harvest
a Nth sze i1!iEI Hal . vii
the community TOxns al eziIe-
1-Ver Azppe2 ITO exzssSzce- and
-----------. s-e-as--a-z IA --.F-..---.
1-Tsr Asp2s4 10 locate waer,
trey aEs EzsJzzlf AT s1so-ie5Es.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

NJ Gas Schvao. Of the steel
rTzsi- says that the boy who takes
n University course can never
catch Up with the boy vho enters
Business life al the age Of L..
Catch I'd In what. O5viogSIy
Il acquiring wealth or employ.
1eni with a view TO wealth Ba;
there ar other things and !. : a
pEty saAt 4 nan of Mr.. SehxaoTs
prominence had not pointed them
OGt- One Is that Is - Ear from be
ing an unworthy thing TO acquire
knowledge for the sake OF kn0SE
EDGE TO De eaitured- 20 De many
SIDED a. 70 more than one indus
try and calling
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY has been
gwen = cordial welcome through
cat the Sozsh. and il il 10 be hop
ed he xill become vel enough ze-
qg&Inted with the section and iss
people to understand shat a rank
injustice Ii - TO force negro Office
holders upon them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

Perry s Heath. late of the pos,
ONCE department.. declares that
there l. no man who can De more
easily elected to the presidency
IN 1904 than Marx Il Hama A
suggestion OfshIz sort would have
created a good deal of surprise a
few years ago. bat it Is likely now
TO De received with the gravity il
deserves No doubt there vouIs.
De some advantage in having Han
IA IN the white house, where he
could be seen during business
hours Under the present arrange.
nent II L not always easy to ind
the boss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

TIE fgst between the rabid
protection and expansion wings
Of the Rrpahsieln party - on and
u Is growing IN intensity every
day III I0oxs-Bore and more as
u the tariff we're 10 become the
sue with a rrsligament OF forces
TIA; Eay split party lines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

i hare been afflicted with sc5as5s
-1=--u-Irisrz fur fourteen Years szv~
4osn ke--gH<- Of Gs-zzaeaxz. ClL =
Ms Ale - o., around bz-z eguszaaes,
ssl1r-rest- E-zes. everything 7 essrIrj
.eEH< q and AZ list vs. I'D. - ~
ces1zz2sr1A1n PAIN E1isz1- Eh5en I ,iis,
15.f Ms zzz=ss-1zzsIF -silsxef and n
4 -1.srs sl1zs cared and zr1 azoov 10
=ay < a-E- HOG slzes rezu-zsss. Ekw
zfr -. ms A-111ent z-lf xss wzII.s Il
. sor sax b. 2 2 ChleSn & Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

BrIghG's Disease Il No r~=1ect,- =.
l-fss1il-- Iz Attacks men and xau.e7
-az- strung and EO1GzE- rae rIeh ana
Esoorr u active body and brain work :
Srs tne tAzf1eTs Of families Tie bread
winners IN every sp1ere OF LIE. seerr-
AEiz 10 e1oose for is victims to-.
onAs wc0 eau least be spared SufsrTx
sure Kidney Cure = the 0zEy zraxrxn-
Esed remedy TOR Brizaz-s Iss-~a...
Your n-oGey back if Il FAILS TO cgr~
Price 20 cent? For sale 5y A Vi
keU1eg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

WHEN we consider the fact that
the Cuban eavOys have returned
TO Havana With the distinct under
standing that the administration
regards the Plats amendment a.
an uneqaivocaI pledge against sn-
nexatIOa NE may veil wonder
what kind Of wine Vas served
them zf The Waite H0u<e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23
"LOSS TINE

I have sold ChArrberfxEnss CoEr
ClClerz And DsErrnoes Remedy ssr
years And wo1li rzsher De oTrs az
er1ee AID s1<z< than l. <oIt Ave
bottles Of Z yesterday - threshe--
tn1- could % No tx<sher- zl1sf rhsv are
n w1rx a<xl1 this uorring-H- 2
Phelps Plymouth Oklahoma Il
VII .e seen oy TIE ABOVE sae rhre=h-
srs we're aoi= % keep On xirh srsf-
work without As<izx n -inzie c.tvss
time fcG -cG1li keep 1 5oe-Ee a
shHs Eeus.x n v01r hume Far sals
u 2 z Cazr.11 4 Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23
wHooPNG CoUca-

a woman who has had expesisaes
WIN this disease tells how To prevent
any dangerous consequences from 4.
she sara Our three children took
vno'spIng cough last summer. our
osoy boy being only three months
onr and owing to cur giving them
CnaMoeria1n's Cough Remedy, rhev
lost none OF their plampuess and came
QUE N mneh better hsaIEh than osE,-r
enlAdren whose parents did not ~.
Enis ren1sdy- Our oldest Little riri
would call Justify for cough syrup b.
tween wncops--yEssZE fIxxEY HArr
cpfIrgvLle- Ala This remedy {, To-
sale by z & Chiffon & Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

Il recall now viGh norror,- saws
Nal Garner Burnett Mann, Of Levan-
ma u. my three years Of suffering
from Kidney trvuble- I wzz hardly
ever free from dull aches or acute
Pazns N my back To Ssoop or Iifs
,zH sacks made me gru&n, teIr tired
worn 0ors about ready Ia give IN
when began To Use Electric lsirtery'
out SAX bottles completely cured me
And made me feel Like q new man y
they're UnR1yzled to regulate Ssar7s-
sch, Liver, kstneys and Bowels. Per-
tecs <axzef7csio0 guaranteed By K z
ChllEou 4 Co. Only % cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

Are We to have another drsuth.
The Indications nov do not differ
IRON those that peesded the try
spell OF sS9s- These dry years
gave our people a back set trum
which they have not fully recover.
cd and another drouth coming %
soon woald compel the financial
RUIN OF many good people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

Ae1eserrss=s 1se11ug n the anal az
.11 11c< II i >-arlsS1s symptom m
xls-@sys are zfzz1er11z- T1xs Sa-xhr-
-Szre Kidney Cure 1E once Tr.ar
liable kidney remedy and system r.
<z1A1tor, 110 WI cure ire rry15,I.. g.
fore 4 Develops Is d11ger91s rsu.-,Ix
rrSes - e-Gr-- Fer sale 5y A nj
kensl@I-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Or The
University or NISSISSIPpI
To BE HELD ~ CHAPEL
Jt>E 3D. 4th And 9Th

SATURDAY, June Iss- , m
Freshman CGusesE n EToeu.iou
sCyDAT, June IL II An
Commencement Sermon b. Rr
Rev Thomas z G4IIor. u. D.
$50 ? n sermon before the Cnivsr.
sisy 4 n C. A Bishop G1lBor.
MONDAY, June 3D. II an
O-asnSiezl contest for University
medals By the members OF rhs
Sophomore Class
SD ? II Joint meeting Of the Liter
AEy Societies, and senior fj--sSas..
TCEsDsT, June 4sh- 10 \ m
Annual Grafton BY Hon g. T.
FItxhnzh, class Of 81
--s1 p m ANIMAL PuoI5c Meeting OF
Ai1r1ni Society
OraEi01-H0a- ". b Walker. -
E--sy-W- Lane Austin, ~.
PENN G. Evans 81
Social Re1nion-
WEDNESDAY. June Sch
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
lon a. H. Seu5or Ora1iOrs-
COuferring Of Degrees
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

Nh CoSGEK thinks this i a
case Of where the Office oasht to
BE- El.lIaz 10 seek the RAN He
declares that he cannot be A can
dSdate for governor Of Ioxa- but
Il his party ROnl1ates hin he EIII
accept
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

IL trade concessions are posi-
lively refused the Cuban people
after ne hare delivered them out
at the tyrzniesi grasp Of their Old
masters ~ shall run against our
Own commercial interests a. well
as those of the CghaBs- The
United States shOald not be the
party to ObstTueG our increasing
foreign trade
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

iTu9-Iries IN the blood prusiaresI bx
elsessIvs Disorders mass BE driven on
before nos weather sets IA osherw;s -
- 2Aess viii appear at a time when 4
ssro1g vlsoruas body Is most a.. -
rrlexAy Ash biEEsrs VIII excel All irr-
P-r1tlss and put the system IN uerf.ef
ess1sr- 4 IL keaslei. special agent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

ONE Of The ass 0i Texas In
poses heavy ine and Impris0n-
snent on l4EyeIs wkO Torment
salts sgaIats railroads and other
Corporations or Who advance
---~* "a rii-nfs 10 seeure sEeh
cases
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

Mr. wyIey Powell i gaite siex
With 1alzriAl fever
Sara R.1giand. Of Memphis. WIS
out 20 see MS mother Sunday
Rev D. r H9gIe preached AZ
Webster school house SaadAy-
Nessrs Langley and Mckee Of
Tais- paid Lafayette Springs a
limited call Saturday
Rev. w l. Hzryis preached to
a large crowd ar TaIa Sunday
POtlocony boys had a very IN
terestIng bail game Saturday
NIss Pearl Ragiaat- of Delay 1
confined 10 her bed with rheuma
tIsnl- bur We are glad 10 learn sAs
: improving
Alb Coleman Is the proud father
Of twins.
Old Beck and the farmers have
formed a trust company AMI are
nov manufacturing an article that
viii be detrimental to the eouins
crisis grass
PETER PLAIN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

whats in a namesTs The wrf
hlssers" does not always Indicate
someEhing harsh and dlsaxreeable.
tricky Azh Bsssers Is proof af this.
II el<ansess strengthens and regulates
the system thoroughly, yet is Is So
rlszsznE the most delicate STOMACH
viii not object TO IL A. H. kensieI-
special zgsnE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

Foo the annual reunion Of shs Uni
ted Confederate Veterans az Neuruk1.
SiAy = 31ra i5csnsive- xiii eel
ro7Ed trip tickets To Memphis via
Holly Springs, az rate Of $50 Dates
Of sale May =, =, - az1 sash- EInsst
Ell 70 eourIu1osss Passage in each d.
recfisn- and 10 Jane am la0I. for fiuaI
EssG1 e. n OWEN, Agr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

lee North Atlantic Sq-2Lroz
viii eOzle home EI-hCzt stopping
IN Nenex1slal waters Th@ news
TAPER reading p4bie all D
spared 4 great deal o. empsF
speculation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

SIyCK he BeazzOat gEs1er-
were or0zshf n tie S12zsAri o.
90. Las reduced the price OF ~
ha-d oil. Azt Jet tse claim szs
often been Elace that trusts are
bSEe5elaI-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23
II SAVED HSTEc

T A. Danforth- OF LaGran-e. Ga
sorered Tor SIX aa1aehs with a fr,r-s,r1s
lai running sore On has leg. boz wrsrss
1naE Baeklen's Arn6ea SaIg@ vsls5f.'
cured Z m five days For I-E-a--
y cunts Plies, us the best -..I-s. :; =
the world t,ure guaranteed 0-I-
nc Sold by z z Ch1Ir.lu d Tc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

How strange i seems 10 have
the t&-lF question become a 20
IIlIeAl issue II England. the home
Of free trade. II anything could
demonstrate the growth Of the
protective pOliey. il i this fact
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-23

IT =Ozl4 DC jzss llke Fan>t0a
TO gait The array Tor The supreme
pleasure of telling Cora e l--t y
r1raks Of HIN