Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05

NaP- = = Merry They vrSitsd as
Uany q tAe large towns % the IN
rois Central a. Eas possible IN the4r
itEai'~'t tine. az1 wtth one arcnrt
tAey prunrezeeo Themselves a-1Az>4
- EsA a. teAs1te-i wtth the cu1ztry
sney inun1 -lcNa So1-h ant the p~o-
pc who @ate tsetr stay - Ea~asaaI
While IN {aekson tkey we're szfer-
t2lnsst - the Cotu@atAn ClEh and sci
cou'sa y a.yor h@@faEway aa1 Gov
AsocslHo- AronS she e1ceilsnf tAAnEs
s-i4 ~ tae tf5Terror 70 tns=s <ussI@
iFo1i tne sfeat NoFtnST~- Uas IN to.-
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tai3oa
PERHAPS yeu haze h-ari soa~ crtti-
eisass ot ozr laws znd oar csarts In
Mississippi. ! uulerstazd they have
oesn g1it@ general fhruaE1 Fo1r s-s--
tion. ant sill dixrsss ulamenf %
discs tAis sahgees Q gant % sas
that cur laws cover wisely a14 sell
al classes and c1n1itioas q zen- za9
our euarts have 4 hi<h aa4 iaeurrupri-
e.e standard e i'Irisprui-ne~- Con-
.raFy % th' Asss7i iipa@ % pArtlsz1s Asa'i
iii-inlort-is-- people o'ar toastitlrioa
contains No organic tnfrlnssnent %
Tree eitixenshiP- In Mlsstssippi there
. Pfe'-tisAi 4Ppre' iA'lol q ini-ali-
gent eI,iE.nsAip- oar sarr2S@ eia'lsr
eliminates OILY tne isnorant eiess-
'nose ~no cannot rad AH- ~rite' al
thoee Nno Do not paF theiE taHFs- TIE
tiAiN about our Constitution o~iaE IN
Ils1 : ousab"o- E'uraii'sn IN this
iAy and ase : cheap an1 easy 4n1
~ith our masninesnt public ssi1o'oi Sgs-
ten on which Ne spend si-sa.a-'fe PsE
y~Ar Tor sne es1uca1hon q cnilerez- D.
Ter ssin black OF white there : No
~Ati-s@ Tor tS1orAHes- wnile t1e 1aAA
Nlo All not aeAr his Just snare q SAe
h@f--n - Sosernme1t - PaEsns as
taxes has 10 rlznt % participate II
ne ziAHase7ent cf that soFern1a@2t
Ia~ Uan who Elii rot qr'alify hi'aseis
tor saArase certainly las ID legal or
lor2i f-Alsi O. eolt frz1e 1sss'- ue1rs
. Al iaieliisent soferuHse1f - inislli-
se-S s~"Pae-
\ little L1c.isut Occurred 1zrtuE the
sisit % these Eszle@eG tAat nay
7r'tv iniersszlus- Ths cay selected
Tor thels visit AS tkznss 10 the
DuFtns tee afteraaso2 tsO q tA~us
staHsilns on the corner stsEtuz she
HsS Capitol sa~ At crossing the
FSTS =ezTszS * tru1ssrS.
s-AeS coat AMI d s>oos a.
GAINED one sH2t ne AAz4 q
eoGntry 10 I've N S1sEe nan e@n
scar white euck clothes N late No
Fe1oeF- He eil not kaoN taat tiose
~Alte aleAs h4d once h21 9soa4
eiaeA stFipes running around tne1n-
anu tAat i AS n the cost o. 0aca
runoans aud several POUNDS q soap
that the convict for II vas -trus'y
At whom they we're lOoSingi had sue
eeesied Ia aimmlns those stripes OF
aisnonor So mat tAeY could Dc Fais-
taken Tor ~Ai'e ducks But after
all the iaet that We allow our con-
viets such freedom might have ELECTED
"sstefneFs Vii come aoSn ana tTy
II We oeii-se We can prove tn2t ours
Is sooa country 70 hfe H. Tor better
reasons tn-A esihsE Oh ths ABOVE
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