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at the Brooks tonight
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WANTED TO RENT or room
house, to couple without children,
or would purchase If at reasonable
price. Address House, care of Leader
office.
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Ethel Tucker company at the
Brooks tonight
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WANTED-Stylish horse. Weighing
between 100 and 1900 pounds, be-
tween and years old. Apply to
Patterson Furniture Co.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

At oklahoma city, on March 20, p,
1901.
For the above occasion we viii sell
tickets to Oklahoma at rate Of one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale March 18th to 22d, inclusive good
to return March 28d, continuous pass.
age In each direction.
A. J. Corkins, Agent.
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an informal reception on the after
noon Of that date.
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TO RENT-Nicely furnished front
room, close in. Apply at The Lead
er Office.
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"Queena7 tonight. Prices, lOc. zoe
and 2Oc.
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oueeue" tonight. Prices. ioc zoe
and soc.
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"Queena" tonight. Prices iJc. 2Oc.
and 30c.
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PALACE LAUNDRY.
PHONE AZ.

Or. Snyder, DENTIST, over Grand
Leader.
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The GUTHRIE PUBLIC LIBRARY
upstairs over Finney's harness shop on
Oklahoma ave. Open Wednesdays and
Saturday from 2 to 6 p. m. Come up
and see the new books.
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"Queena" tonight PRICES loc 2oc
and 30c
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Qoeena tonight Prices loc. 2oc,
and eoc
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GOLDEN WEDDING.

tiftleth Anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Ames, April tst.
alr and Mrs. Jonathan Ames, pa.
renss Of Mrs Cora Grissell, viii cele-
erate thoir golden wedding on the 1st.
aey Of April. Mrs. Grissell viii hold
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FOR RENT-Office rooms IN the Bill
ingsley block. Enquire at Capitol
National bank.
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LEADER CLASSIFIED WANTS

(Locals in this column are charged
for at the rate Of cents per line, six
words. for first insertion and 3 cents
for each insertion thereafter)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

FIT FOR CIVIL GOVERNMENT
IEpcrsnnf Cemmunfeasasn fren the
Military Gev~rnew ss shs
PhtIfppfH~s.

Manila. Feb. 2.-Arrhbishop Chap
pelle. in response to requests for .
statement of his position on the
question of the frairs. said yesterday
that he must decline 1T the present
Suneture- He considered that the time
.vas fnopportune and might cause emr
barrAssment 10 the United States gov
eminent and the commission eoucern-
ing p~nding matters of which he eonid
net speak
A. = rnhatr t~~sscr ot *h~ ramrsss.
sion presidents Taft declared abe sat
isfactfon of the commission over the
fact that the governing body of the
federal party had unanimously sub
scribed TO what all had individually
expressed, namely. that religious -
sues be kept apart from the party.
Speaking of the provincial govern
menf bali. President Taft said that
communication had come from the
military governor TO the effect that
some of the provinces were ready for
the =s.=hsi:==.s.=====<=s.. "a evil govern
rnenf. Al present. President Taft said.
the provincial governments would be
subordinafed 70 the military and the
executive.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07
SHE WILL INVADE CHICAGO.
Mrs. ssffes win Go 20 chfesge
shsrtfy. Bus VIII Keep Her
Hnfehes Mfdden.

Kansas City. No.. Feb. Mrs. Car
rie Nation 10 10 visit Chicago in the
near future and hold mass meetings
to arouse interest in her saloon
wreeking crusade. according TO A. c.
Rankin. OF Pittsburgh. Pa. who Is
en- route houme from the temperance
convention that mas just been held nj
Topeka. According 20 Mr.. Rankin.
Mrs Nation. accompanied by her hus-
band and three or four of her follow
erR. win 20 10 Chicago the latter port
OF next week. probably stopping \
day each at Kansas City. Des MoineS
and Sioux City. sThe object OF the
VISIT" Mr.. Rankin said. '.will be four
fold. 20 let the people of Kansas know
that they are not q lot of crazy wom-
en-: TO give Mrs. Nation an opportuni-
~ 20 present fairly the situation a. IL
exists in Kaas~xs - sxcuxS and q9scss-
- xhr Temperance mevenez< IN 9th
err states. ans 70 raise funds 20 carry
out the crusAderx' lawsuits in KAN
saa-@ II In promised that there will be
no damage wrought on this trip
However. II Ia said that future PLANS
of the crusaders include an extended
tour of saloon wrecking. Mrs. Nation
has received invitations to lecture in
many eastern cities
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

s. Louis. Feb. a.-The Loui~isna
Purchase Worlds fair ts.ooo.or~ bond
orfs-sncs vas signed - Mayer ZEe-
genlefn ~ 10: 50 o'eleck Friday morn
ing. and viii beeone q Law after the
expiration of ten days-
The signing Of the ordinances by ths
mayor followed the siguing by II
citizens. szelrdszg tAs mayor. os an
agreemnt plscing thu xigners undsr
q bond Of 81 100000 Cor the payment
into the city treasury of the surplus
over 5000. 600 realized from the sals
Of the bonds. and Of the interest se-
cruing on the ss.ooo. 900 between the
time of the bond sale and the time
wh~n the sncnsy b s~ta~liy needed -
the fair management. The money
thus received by the city Il 70 be an
piled. the agreement states. to the
building Of new city hospital
A telegram was sent at once 60 ex-
Cor. Francis IN Washington. inform
ing him Of the signing Of the ord
nance. This message. II is expected.
viii be the signal for immediate az
tion by the Worlds fair COMMITTEES in
the house of representatives. rrepara-
tory TO fnai action By the house upon
she bill
A certified copy of the ordinances
was mailed 70 Washington on train
leaving Union station at noon. and
il In expected TO reach the capitol at
three o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Mayor zlegxnhein says that he in
tends 20 send a message TO the muni-
cipal assembly requesting the passage
of an amendment 20 the WORLDS fair
ordinance which shall provide for the
payment TO the city of the surplus
and interest mentioned. and for the
issue of part of the fair bonds in
denominations of sio0. s2eo. $500 and
ss06 for the purpose of a popular loan
AouId this action be taken IL would
6ave the effect of releasing the bond
above mentioned.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07
TOPICS OF THE DAY.



In the seaxrs On the rsEh. senator
Towne fAffunlt celebrafe6 mss rsfirefnen&
~ his f1rst and 0niy speeeh IN hat tody /
/ hlr resolution TOR e~snatien of hostilifiss
IN the Philippines Al the close - nlF
spesch. Mr.. C1app. his assecessoF. presens-
HE seat. Mr. Towne retiring. The rees of
the day was devoted 10 the Indian Rppr9-
pristioH btu. the discussion tuFniu8 on IT.
Ia the house she rnalor portion of the day
Vas occupied IN the Transaction q Dis-
trtct % Cciumbia business The onl 70
analiy passed all amendments having
been voted down
In she serafr. on the zssn. Mr. FFy@ gave
noti1e that he Intended 20 keep the ship
csng spEll tc the trent even as against ap-
preparation bfils- Senator Turner " 6nn1
speNe In severe arraignnent OF the bill
Before the session closed the eommi,.se -
amendments were Informally agreed 20.
The Indian appropriation 6iii was passed
early in the dAy...fn the house con-
sidsr.sion of the sErseuisurzl sgpropsszs.
was used AZ a wehicle for the Introduction
Of several general Hpeecbes- MI Ioriiss
sMiehl made = vicious onssAsssi ,I, sp@n -
tack reused host OF friends. ana ms
amendment 20 redure the appropriation
for the bureau was oeyrwhelmingiy oe-
feAfed.
In fhr senate. on the sesh, an unssccess-
ful zttempt was made to secure agree
Inenf 10 tAE cttFfrrrrc- r@gcrs On the
army reorEnrtxa tion bin. The shipping bill
occupied most Of the day. but no sppre-
eiabIe progress was made. most Of the
time being occupied In speeches In oppoxi-
gion 10 sne measure The formal reading
Of the nsl was completed. but ccnsidera-
ton of the appointments was not entered
upon--.-.. In the house the Agricultural sp-
prupF1atfsn bin Was further conxsn&red
and passed after the insertion Of an add
tiunal appropriation Of - go for farm
srs nnliesins Inere vas sonsassarass,s ass Z
n s.ss-sSrsss- -..A ss.e paragraph issss.@-
ing for an Investigation Of that subject
In she senate. on the s1st. the shtppins
BIN gave way 20 the report OF the confer
enee coanmittse on the army reorEsnf1a-
Of 70 to - and sent 70 the prexidenf fnF
HIS signature The shipping bill Was then
taken up and Some progress made on the
aruen6ments.-....In the house sh~ fsrfia-
fair progress was made with the pest af
fee appropriation ball All amendments -
the latter fn the interest Of various
claims o. posf once enpioyss E.anx down
In the senate. on the LIST. the shipping
blli being under consideration. Mr. Clay
fGa.l prexi2Gf4te6 spirited dkScnxsion ~
ofrsrsnx = 70 1msn1zsss ..s - Rrs5sssns e % nnz
-: .=.::s = J: - n =,
sAlal1 - .lsa.s..a d sssssa upes - ere
y IS ss.s ss % sss s,sTs. sTx sssnx sa ss
war Of the rebellsDn. was Eassed. Th<
claims which had been passed on BY fhs
court Of cleins&. aggregated Uss, 81. prnc-
tirasiy sH the be eps sseAarfs< residing at tbs
claims. whseh had bera passed ON by shs
eiusson act and s9sne other bills Of minor
Importance we're PASSED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

New York. Feb. 2.-The Journal and
Advertiser rsyu:
New York city ~iii Be- IL The hands
Of a vigilance committee within ter
days from now. This committee will
consist Of several hundred men. Bish.
fop Potter. IL was said. had consented
30 start the movement. hir advice In
the matter Of mapping out the eity
and the selection OF the yigilantes
having been followed as far as -con-
sisfent with the objects in view.
Every member of the COMMITTEES
has pledged hisnself TO secrecy. Chair
man Baldwin says there already has
been too much talking and not
enough action. The borough Of Man
haitian las pesf dIsfGsd into districts,
zach Of which win be assigned TO a
group Of vfgsiantex.
No parf Of the city win he wholly
neglected. Even on Fifth svenue. or
In the upper west side, members Of
The vigilance committee viii prose
cute their labors.
The vigflantes With eonfine them
selves to the observance Of things in
general. Thess duties require them 10
see whether policemen are perform
ing their duty. whether the streets
are kept clean, whether saloons are
allowed 20 do business after the legal
closing hours and whether such sa~
looms. gambling houses and pool
rooms are visited by policemen. either
in uniform or in civil dress.
The committee of fifteen viii pro-
vide q clearing house" 10 which all
reports will be made.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07
ROUTED By THE sHEKHs.


Bomhay. Eeb. 2--R<porfx have ar
rived here6f q sanguinary battle near
K4fkelst6n the Persian gulf, between
fE pkrikhs Of koweif and Binrsshid.
vRo calls himself king of Arabia.
Bi6fNshid had $1,000 men. partly
armed with rifles. while the sheikhz
had 10000. all mounted and carrying
rifles.
Binreshid marched on Koweit and
the xbeikhs advanced 10 meet him
The hattie. which was fought by
night. lasted from sunzet until dawn
Binrashid charged repeatedly, but he
Was completely routed By the sheikhz.
who captured q great quantity of
booty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

Hv order of Emperor Wsssiam all the
fags on the public buildings in Ger.
many were haIs-mmsted on the day Of
the funeral Of Qneen Victoria
The First baptist church 1T Prime
ton. Ind. just completed. and not yet
dedicated. WIS totally DESTROYED by
FIRE on the 3lst. The edifsre complete
cost 5000. The insurance was but Ss.-
600. The origia Of the FIRE is un-
known
Gen. kisehenerss eharaef~ristirallx y
curt Admission that Gen. DeWet has
eludesi Gen. bruce Hamilton increases
the fears that the Boer leader has en-
tered or Is about to eEfer Cape Col
ony.
Papers were fled a. Fort Dodge. Ia.
on the LIST, Incorporating the Iowa
Benevolent association. fer the aid Of
discharged or paroiod prisoners from
the state penitenfiaries-
A Bessemer passenger traia teie-
scoped . Niekle Plate freight AZ Wal
lace Junction. Pa. ON the Ist- Freight
Conductor Peter Donahuc was killed
and 20 passengers were injured A
caboo~e and an engine were burned.
The permanent court Of arbitration
provided for by The convention signed
- The Hague On July -. 1888. is now
eomplefe and ready 70 consider any
international dizpute s.4st may be pre-
ssnsed.
Duke HenFy of 1szskttsiE sssE : - 3 sszsssT-
In. whom Qne<n WllhelminA will mar
~. made hIs formal ensry into The
Hague. on the ~seninv Of thr slss.
wearing the STERN of Dufch rrn-
eral and the Dusrh decorations. He
wax received ~ the railway station
by q guard ef honor and sifh great
ceremony.
The xfaf@ment Of the treasury bal
snees in the F0aerzI fund. exclusive of
the as. .ooo .8oo gold reserve In the d.
rfsion Of redemptfois. issued On the
Isf. xhoweds Available cash balance.
slsa.012. .s7ss gold. ss1.ass.ss4
DsxnAsehes FROM al oFer Kamxns in
dsenfe that the En0wsturm of the ast
wac aenersl aasss Aeasy. The vagne Of
the snow 70 lhe winter wh<at crop il
great. and Il practically assures .
gsod eron.
! 4 zss7s=7 sSs5 =szssz@-s1 AZ the sux-
ozsrs szszacwe e< EaslszAss sr>-z hSzsz,
Indiana pals. Ind. on the night Of fhe
lat, and, thrnsting pistol IN Ehe face
Of the treasurer grabbed handful
of bills and disappeared. He gos
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07
CROKER PAID his INCOME TAX.


New York. Feb. "A dispatch 70
the world from London says: Richard
Croker arrived 81 Vantage from the
continent on Wednesday. and drove
70 Meat House. Lescomb.
He came 80 London yesterday. lie
has paid hi~ income tax of $1,000 upon
the Official estimzte that he was In
receipt Of Szo0.o 900 = year
He has abandoned his appeal in the
face Of the Inquisiforisl character Of
the questions be would be compelled
70 ausmsa and Talse answer 10
Eleh<E0uld render him liable to .
10y sne-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07
TAKEN TO TRENTON PRISON
The Muraerer~ ef Jennae Bo~sehlesez
Takez 90 the New Jersey
Ssns< Prfsen.

Paterson. y. j.. Feb 2.-Walter c.
McAlixter. George J. Kerr. Nm. A.
Death and Andrew J. Campbell. the
convicted ssssiianss of Jennie Boss
chietsr. left Patterson at s:ss this
morning bs the Sas9uehanna railroad.
en- route 10 the state prison AZ Tren-
ton. The prisoners were In charge Of
the sheriff and = deputy Shsrin. There
was M Demonstration attending their
departure.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07
FAILURES FOR JANUARY.


New York. Feb. 2.-Reports 20 n. @.
Dun a Co. show failures Il January
to be 1.142 in number and <i1, ,220.s
In amount of liabilities OF this eg-
gregate. 2sz were in manufacturing
for -. TOO .sss. and s4s in trading for
Ss.711. SOS. while in brokerage trans
porting, real estate. etc. there were
20 failures for sl.sos. .o23. Besides
these strictly commercial disasters.
eight financial houses closed the doors
owing s1.07o, ,ss7.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

The president. on the 2sfh. sent q
message TO congress renewing his rec
onucndafion n last session that con-
gress make gracious provision for in
demnify for the samiiies'' af the two
victims of the Tailulnh lLa-l lynch
ing. July 20. 1893. who were subjects
of the Italian government.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS.
BY ]. L.POWER
MISSISSIPPI CITIES.
TOWNS AND VILLAGE

Table v. ef Ballssin 81. United States css-
sus. f0oe.
Therr are 9ss incorporated cites.
towns and villages In Mississippi ios
which The population IN 1908 i sepA.
rztely returned and these ineorpornssa.
places are presented in siphaeeticai
order.
other important features of our state
census will appear IN sueeeeding lssnes
Of this journal. Transfer them . yogs
serap-b-ook: -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

Maseru. BaznfoiaHd. Feb. 2---Chisf
Lsrozhodi and she chiefs Of Hunasr0az
other nasionn assembled here 10 hear
the proclamation Of the accession of
King Edward VII. king Of thu United
ssslz zszszzs 81 ssrzz fsrzzzfu and ireland
and emperor Of India- Lerofhodi ard
cthexn spoke in praise Of the late
queen. saying they considered that
they had lost their greatest friend
Lerrsnodi said rfMr through her the
Baxutos stfn remained > nation. and
.hey accepted King Edward ~ che
great chief Of Bnsufolant.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

5 Paris. Feb 2.--A dispatch tc>~4he
Frsncaiz from Cairo says pewz -h4S
been received there from Abyssinig Of
= great battle. in which 1900 men
were killed II IL supposed the chiefs
rebellcd during the absence Of King
Msnsiik. who has gone 70 the
Egypfizn frontier In connection with
the delimitation Of the Exypto-
Abysssnizn fronfier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

new York plate glass Insurance.
company. one Of the largest in the
country. has seHt its Kansas agents
instructions 10 amend their policies on
glass in all joints. saloons aud drug
stores to protect the company against
loss by Mrs. Nation and her follow.
erg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

An amendment 10 the Hundry civil
appropriation bin was introduced. ON
the 5isi. by Senator Turner appropri-
ating <41z,s72 for the reimbursement
of Mexico for money paid On account
of the We'll and La Abrn claims.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

The editors of Kansas, in session At
Topeka, On the 3iss. urged an appro-
priasion of $4,000 for q Kansas ex-
hibit In the Pan-Americsn exposition
1t Buffalo. The editors also decided
they would have an excursion 10 Buff
fnlo next summer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

Surgeon General wyman. on the
3oth. received dispatch from Sur
geon Thomas. At London. stating that
the consul nt Glasgow reported sss
cases of smallpox in that city. and
that the disease was spreading.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

Gen. Francois de Bourbon Y Castei-
Vi, cousin of King Alfonso Of Spain.
military commander in the Aragcna
division. has been placed on the re-
tired list. The royal decree omiis the
statement, customary in such eases.
that the regent in satisfied with his
services.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

The house committee on pensions.
on the s0th- recommended an Increase
from $50 TO $50 per month in the pen
sion of the widow os Rear-Adziral
Philip one Of The captains in the bat
sle of Santiago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

The municipality Of Herlin has Pur-
cha~-d frofn Koenen a Co. the eleetri-
eal street railroad running 70 Trep-
tow. paying Io.0oo.ooo marks for the
line. which ~dIi he operated by the
uuniripalisy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

The German cabinet has decreed
that the frsf dragooa guard regiment
win h~HcefOrfh be named the Queen
Victoria Of Crest Britain and ireland"
rrgiment-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

London. Feb. 2.-The engagement Of
the duke oS RaxburEh - Miss PaHEins
Astor. danxhser Of ". ". Astor. nhH
been definitely arranged The we'd
ding VII take rlaos sone tine nsxt
summer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

I'D @rinss sa.@ ~ex<a<ss. : Of sls~ kszsslx~x
committee of the Prsussian diet. On the
5vfia. the statement was made that
there were 2.ss2 accidents In the
streets OF Berlin in 1900. and IL was
confended that the dangers of the
thoroughfares were materially in
creased BY the electric cars.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

Representative Jenfx. of Ohio. on
the 31si. introduced. in the house a
bill entitled: "a bill TO promote the
purity of elections" The bill pre-
tcrfbes penalties for bribe-giving and
bribe-taking. and gives half of the
fine collected TO the informer. who is
also exempted from prosecution
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

Ia the Indians senate on the 9afh.
the lieutenant governor held a. being
ont Of order reEoiafiun offered b.
Senator ssIEweIl instrurtinR the goy-
eruor 70 recognise requisationx far
Taylor and Finley. shoaAa Cor. Beek-
han - EsntnckF present tnem.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-07

/ ....zz<ssens of~fnaNbuke OF Ioxi,argh
V Miss Pauline Ast5s. ssAAghfer OF ~.
W.Astor. has been de6nifef *szrAnxed.
The wedding win take {riaee some
time next summer"