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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06

UThe square peg in the round hole"
60urativefy expresses the use OF means
unsuited to the desired end. A great
many people who have been cured OF
dyspepsia and other diseases of the stom-
ach and its allied organs OF digestion n
nutrition by the use ofDr. Pieree'sG Golden
Medical Discovery say: 0We tried many
medicines with only temporary oeneht;
II was not until we began the use OF
Golden Medical Discovery that We
found a complete and lasting cure"
1t is undoubtedly true that Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery holds the rec
ord for the perfect and permanent cure
of indigestion and other diseases Of the
stomach and associated organs OF diges-
tion and nutrition. 1t Is not a palliative.
II cures the u of disease and builds
up the body with solid healthy flesh not
habby fat.
at Is with pleasure that 7 tell you what Dr;
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and fehees
Peede kaufman Co, TEXAS. aTwo years ago l
was taken with stomach and bowel trouble,
Everything I ate would put me 10 ais g ! me-
pain. I felt as though ! would EtArye % de9th'
Three doctors attended me one SAID had oys5
pepsia, two said eatarTh OF the stomach m z
one year. stopped taking their medicine aug
tried other patent medicnei got NO better, and
/ grew 90 weak and nervous my, heaIt "0ula
hutter. 2 I could not do any kind OF work nov
1 can DO my house work very well an 1einIHt
~ ESh aud strength. and can eat anything !
WANT
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| Golden Medical Discovery. ,
DE, Pierce's Common Sense Medical
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| to pay expense Of mailing oaty. send
al one cent stamps for the paper covered
book, OF IT stamps for the cloth bound
volume. Address DIR. R.N Pierce bpf-
fAlo, n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
MICKEY HAS STRONG LEAD
CONTINUED from frs, Page
CONFIDENTLY WAITING

JOtaIs .......I.. b0toT W9oo tooII 'i
cone precinct missing. plurality.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
KING is FRIEND OF IRISH
Edward Complains 10 English Minis
tiers Of IntOIerabIe Conditions
Prevailing I'm Ireland.

LONDON, Nov. liking Edward has been
generally credited with taking an active
part in the negotiations for bringing the
Boer war to an end.
II is now asserted that he has been com
planning TO the ministers Of the condition
in ireland and that the appointment Of a
new permanent secretary has been made in
Difference to his wishes.
These rumors are accompanied by fore
casts of a complete revision Of Secretary
Wyndham's land bill and the semi-ofacial
announcement that the king will visit Ire
land in semi state in the spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
NAVAL LEAGUE is FORMED
Organized to Interest All American
People In Defense of
Hr Seas.

NEW YORK, Nov. Sat the annual
meeting of the naval order of the United
States, held tonight at the New York Yacht
club, It was decided to form Immediately
a naval league throughout the United
States similar to the navy leagues of Eng
land and Germany. q.
The league is to be known as the Naval
League OF the United States" and all per-
sons who are interested in naval matters
are to be asked to become members,
In explanation Rear Admiral Albert
Smith Barker, Who presided at the meet
ing, said:
"As the navy Of the United States is go
ing to be one of the great nayies Of the
world, this league will be of the greatest
interest to the people generally and will
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Moderate Enlargement In the Mar
ketinR of HoEs - noted at
Packing Ccnters.

CINCINNATI. Nov. Especial Tele-
gram)-The Price Current says: There
has been a moderate enlargement In the
marketing Of hogs, the total western pack
ing being ass, 900. compared with $4,000
tho preceding week and 100000 last year.
For eight months, from March to Octo.
Der 81, the packing has been approximately
12,025, 900, a decrease OF 3,0d5, goo compared
with last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
HAS A NEW CABINET
Recently Appointed Premier selects
Members who Take oath OF
Once and Qualify.

LIMA. Peru, Nov. 5.-The members OF
the new cabinet organized by Fugcnio
Larrabure- Unanuc will TAX tho oath Of
Office today. The portfolios have been as
signed as follows:
President Of the cabinet and minister OF
foreign affairs, Eugenio Larrabure-U napue;
minister of home affairs, Or. Rafael VII
%lanuva; minister Of Justice. Telemaco ORR
huela; minister OF war, Commander Manuel
A. Villavlcencio; minister Of finance, Pablo
sarria; minister OF public works. DR.. David
Matte.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
MAscAGNI DOES NOT APPEAR
Quarrels with Management and Au-
aience Gathered to Hear RAT
elite Go Home.

BOSTON, Nov. 5.-owing TO complications
between Mascagni, the Italian composer
and his management, an audience that had
assembled in the Music hall tonight to
witness the first production in America OF
Maseagni's 'RatcllHe' was disappointed by
the nonappesrance Of the composer-leader'
The ticket money was refunded and the
people sent home.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
MURDER MINERS FOR GOLD
Two Dawson Men Convicted of Kill
Ing and Robbins
Four. 20

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 5.-The mounted po-
lice department has been advised by wire
from Dawson that a jury after an absence
Of Ave minutes has rendered a verdict of
guilty in the case of Fourier, charged with
murder. Labelle, who was Fournier's &C
complete, was sentenced 10 be hanged a
few days ago.
FoirnieT aud Labelle were charged with
numbering miners for the purpose OF steal
ing their gold dust. Four murders were
found.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
PROCLAMATION is INVALID
Decision of Court in Pretoria Pro-
daces CONSERVATION Among
Tenants and Debtors.

PRETORIA, Nov. ga decision which
has been handed from the supreme court,
declaring former President Krugers
proclamation OF October. 1899, abrogating
the payment of rent and interest during
the South African war, to be invalid has
produced CONSERVATION here and in johann
nesburg.
Although it is expected that many OF the
better class landlords and creditors will
accept a compromise, this decision will
mean ruin TO many who relied upon the
proclamation to escape payment OF rent,
etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06

be an Important adjunct to the navy itself.
Another reason for its formation is to On
tighten people in the interior on naval
matters and tell them what a navy means
to the country and what IL ought TO mean
TO them. The league will send pamphlets
and papers in which naval matters are
discussed to all those who are members
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
NICHOLS COMES TO NEBRASKA
Rock Island, Illinois, superintendent
il Removed to Fair
bury.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. &c. l.. Nichols,
formerly superintendent Of the Illinois di-
vision Of the Rock Island, has been made
superintendent OF the Nebraska division,
With headquarters at Fairbury. +. o.
Melcher of the Boston & Maine road will
take Nichols place.
H.. O. Sworthwood is the new assistant
Superintendent Of telegraphs in place OF
A. r.. LinRafeIt. resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
HANNA JOINS LOYAL LEGION
Initiated Into OrdeF During Day
aud speaks Rt Evening
Banauet

CLEVELAND, Nov. 5.-The members Of
the Loyal Legion Of Ohio to the number
Of 200 met today and initiated, among
others, Senator NJ. A.. Hanna. This even
ing a banquet was held in the Hollenden
hotel. at which speeches were made by
Senator Hanna. General Jacob II. Smith,
General Thomas l. Anderson and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06

country ana the settlement OF Questions as
surfing friendly relations with foreign couu-
tries, the chamber would be pleased by the
suspension OF the law Of compulsory milf
tary service. Among the signers Of the
resolution are Generals Manuel Campos and
Carlos Capdevila.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
PEACE TALK MUST BE FRENCH
Power Discuss Omcial Language
for Use Before Hague
Tribunal.

LONDON. Nov. 6.-The Brussels CORE
spondent Of the Standard says the powers
are at present negotiating with a view OF
rearranging the international arbitration
court at The Hague.
France and Belgium propose that French
be the Official language Of the court. The
language dificulty was exemplihed during
the recent controversy between the United
States and Mexico. when the lawyers spoke
in English, French and Spanish.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
May Replace silver with Cola.

LONDON, Nov. 5-The depreciation in
the value of silver in the Malay peninsula
has grown SO serious recently that Mr..
Chamberlain has appointed a committee
under the Craftsmanship Of Sir David Miller
Barbour, X. C. s. l., the we'll known finan-
ciaI expert. to. report on. the expediency of
establishing a gold standard in the Straits
settlements and neighboring Malay states.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
SOCIALISTS WIN IN AUSTRIA
Carry Fifty out of seventy seats I'm
Diet and Also Control
~ vienna Council.

VIENNA, Nov. objections OF members
TO the Diet of lower Austria have resulted
in a complete victory for the Christian
socialists, or clerical anti-semite party,
which captured all but one Of the seats for
Vienna and which will command fifty out
Of the seventy seats in the assembly.
The majority gives DR.. Lueger COM
plete control Of both the lower Austrian
Diet and the Vienna town council for the
next year. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
London PLEASED al Result.

LONDON, Nov. SIN banking and COM
merciaI circles here today qualification was
expressed at the election results in the
United States. Prices on the Stock ex-
change opened strong. American being
81 above parity. but subsequently, they
eased. There was considerable buying TO-
New York account.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
CHINA WARS WITH BRIGANDS
sends troops to Protect Railway
and BreaIr Tn Bandit
@ a A.4 Bands. r,s .fa- ="

IuNDoN, Nov. Gin a dispatch from
Pekin the Times says Russia has sanctioned
the Chinese request for permission to dis
patch 1000 troops. outside the great wall to
protect the railway and to suppress brig
andage.
The dowager empress has spontaneously
decided to construct a thirty-mile branch
line from the Pekin- Han-K au railway to
the western tombs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
KIDNAPPED HIS OWN CHILD
San francisco Man Arrested for
Stealing Divorced Wife's
. Daughter. 'a

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 5.-Captain John
NJ. Colman Of San Francisco was arrested
on the arrival here today Of the steamer
Umatilla from San'rFrancisco.
He is charged with KIDNAPPING Kathline
Colman, his 7-year-ol1 child, WHIT was
awarded by San Francisco courts to his
divorced wife, who has since remarked.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
LoBEcK FAILS OF ELECTION
Finishes the race Aeainst Henry Me-
Donald for iComnitssioner with
Tbirty-Three Votes Lackins.

Before the republican county convention c,
o. Lobeck, populist- democrat. confessed a
fervent desire TO run against Henry MELON
aid for commissioner from the Third com
missioner district. His wish has been graft
fed. He "ran against Mcdonald in the
literal sense and the rebound finds him 80
votes behind the republican. The detailed
result lie shown IL the following table:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
u. pan, ROAD Gets Superintendent.

BALTIMORE Nov. 5.-H. W. Brennan,
master mechanic at Newark, o., for the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, has resigned
that position to become superintendent OF
motive power of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
HYMENEAL.
Coekreu-Pope.

JEFFERSON CITY, No, Nov. S-Frsuei
NJ. Cockrell, ir.. son OF Senator coekreii
Of Missouri. and Miss Milley Pope of this
city were married tonight. They left at
midnight, to reside in New Orleans, IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
BurIinxton Elects Directors.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The annual meeting
Of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
road (the old company was held today
at which the old directors were reelected,
except J. w. Stirling, who is succeeded
by Robert Bacon Of New York. ,es .
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
The vote on county attorney is as follows:
HAS RIGHT TO WHooP
Peter the silent Emerges from Three
COrnered Commissioner Fight
y safe winner.

Despite the Efforts Of C. II. DenheT, re-
publican nominee, and the war-like cru
SADIE of Frank B. HihbaFd. populist nomi-
nee. Peter G.. Hofeldt seems destined 10 re-
turn to his seat in the Board Of County
commissioners, as commissioned from the
Fifth district.
The rnfe Innks thus,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE
COUNTY VOTE ON CONGRESSMAN
showing by Precincts and Companion
D.. with Vote of TWO
Years AEOs

In the following tables viii pc found the
vote of Douglas county by precincts on con-
gresham, and comparisons with the vote
OF two years ago
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-06
MAY suspend compulsory service,

BUENos AYREs. Nov. 5.-various dePu'
ties have adopted resolutions saying that
in view Of the economic situation Of The
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-20
THEY MADE HIM RIGHT.
One Wroag made Hin o.t Five Dol
Lars Bat the second Pat Hin
Even Again

4 few years ago. il ore Of our rurz,
towns. ! had the Pleasure Of rs-erirs
20 a lecture or Capital Punishment
BY \ soeal clergyman. AiGsxe--kroxu
BostOziaz recently. relates the Coz
rie-- Il was ~ the close Of a noted
murder trial which rexul-sd II The coz
v5c-ioa Of The accused AID his <ureree
20 death The reverend ger.len1r
took strong grounds against the death
penalty. arguing that while Il was
wrong for 4 EaE 20 commit murder :.
was but another wrOzzt Kill the nur-
cere-. AID that TWO wrongs Fever made
4 right
AZ least said he. y never heard Of
but o7e caS where they did AID he
proceeded 70 relate the folsoHfux
story. presumably 4 support OF - ar
gurnert= "a man entered a country
grocery where a number Of he VI
layers sat around on barrels ard kox.S
and asked Il two wrongs ever MADE :
right The response was Never -
] thought until recently Continued he.
when / met a stranger who asked ne
10 change 4 fve-Gollar bill fo- hin. I
did -. and after his departure fouud
tie bill was q counterfeit So I KEEP.
i til yesterday ard showed il on a .el-
.ow greener than T. The risteuezn-
claimed that those were TWO wro-~
certainly. but they didn't make right
Well replied the mar. '.hey made me
ell right"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-20
Daily a Believer in Prayer.
But Man Of Prayer.

retiring 70 his room. the woman heard
nm II prayer she exclaimed 10 her
husband: -NOw ! know that he :
goac man. and We are safe. The to-
Of The s1feTinss q The little American
army through that 6arksome winter
a. Valley Forge VII Ne tod A. lone as
% history endureS- And a. pars OF /,
VII endure the oft-told incident n.
how as the coed old Quaker ounerot
the Gus Washington occupied a.
headquarters Was out alone one savhe
was startled by hearing solemn voice
Going toward II he saw a hcrse lied N
4 2piinS tree. ard then. half hidden
by a thieket CT ul6erbrush. Wssbiap-
ton himself on his knees in PRAYER. his
cheeks vet with his tear. zs so.stax
and apart ne prayed for help and guild
aree N that hour of extremity. II =
rot strange hat good Mr. Potts should
have been greatly moved By the sight.
as hurryfzg home. with tears in his
own eyes, ne told his wife Of wha, he
hac seen, adding If there Is any
maj on earth that the LORD viii listen
10 i Is George Washington; and / fee
4 prssentime-r that under such a com
aHc there IS 10 doubt but n III.
end We VII esJabl5sh cur independence
and that God il HIS p~rovi6enes hath
W1llsd II so--AGele z Thompson. in
Chicago Alvarez.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-20

a. he va the sus- bre-h-r u ->uee.
Mars Gerrish he accepted he hri1-
~ an Eng \ Ge~rhouns 20 iasorm b.
sister that George Washiu-tou had
come With a Sne horse ard .ise-aE6.e
70 AK her 20 ride.
A that period George Wa l. wears
o,6. and on this memorable ride he IA
her q our country PROPOSED after this
fashion:
Look al the hand. Ms. Mary. Its
yourst
Nss Mary Who a several years
o--er than her lovesiek swain. gave 4
merry iaugh-
Why. what IN the World W0u-d do
With that hand Master Washington
have two hands % my oWn.
When he made his meaning c.sarer
81 Informed him gently that she va
already engaged 20 that Maj Tren-
holm Who sfterEzr1 vas arrested a.
= traitor. p~ar-oned By Ger Washing
ton and sent back 10 Eng.au6 in a
s.oop-of-war- Washington cid this a.
the solicitation ofthat -swees Mistress
Mary. ant the mammoth hand he had
refused and riiieu,ed received her
parting kss a. a heurdietion When she
thanked him and base him farewell 20
fol-ON her husband 10 his own eouu-
Try.
When lafayette visited Mount Yer
O for the last time he laid 10 Mr..
Gusts. the stepson of Washington.
While recalling : former visit
You were then holding b. a single
finger OF The good sene-a--s remark
able hand. which was al that o could
do- ny Gear sir. Al that time.
We : told Of hat wonderful hand
thar II 4 east Of Il could have been pre-
served 10 be exhibited in these DAYS
Of physical egeneraey II would De said
go belong 80 a being Of a fabulous >
HI unusual >ize wa not. hoxever a
distinction Of the age IN whieh he lived.
but taken together with hi breadth
OF vision his qualities - a leader and
his executive ability. il maze him all
requirements a great mau- Napoleon
J. was 4 pygmy when to
Washington but he creat.v admired
h man who could - suect<sfasI af-
minister national affairs through ter
b crisis 10 4 safe conclusion arsa~
he lamented his " small stature did
he n proportion admire Washington.
Whenever be met one OF cur eountrv-
men abroad he was certain To- asL-
How l. the greatest American. Wash
instoug
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-20
DUTY OF THE MOTHER.
sheufd Know All That <cfeae Cal
Teach Of the Laws sf Being
and Hereby.

The duties OF the mother begii
long before her children come int.
Efe-aye. for the duties of the father
also He needs to know that III,
Physical sins which he may thought
lesSly commit. in his early manhood
may be fearfully punished in tn,
person of his child By the action o
the remorSei>ss law Of hereGify; tha-
Whatsoever \ MAJ soweth. thai
shall shall he also reaP-wiid cats
OF whatever else may be sowz. that /
Is the husband and the wife togethsl
who make the home. and that. IL b.
s iztsnPerzte. ext-arsgant. ilI-tem
P>red. irdeiieate. arrogant. ignorant
ard obstinate. his wife can-o; max.
the home what Il ought to Be. saw
Mary 4 Livermore. il Success In
lirk-ened motherhood needs to bs
supplemented BY e~zlightened father
hood. Il the home Is TO become What
!; should be. the great cirilizin- are
uplifting agency OF the world
\ mother should know all tina;
HN@A N&- etaNA % A4r FAEtlEl
laws CT beizg AID Of hereGity- Her
acquaintance with physiology shOuie
Eot b the superficial knowledge Civ
81 IN the Ordinary school or college
even II should Be a thorough expo.
sitiOr OF the mysteries Of her owr
paysiesi Being. with a Gear Under
standing of the hy-ienic laws she
Dnst ooey. IL she would grow into
healthy enduring w~onarhood. She
should b taught the laws OF verriIz-
i5or AID OF nutri-io1- what constr
tztes healfhful food. the care Of in
fancy. the rurSiuz of the sick: and
II what that vigiIazt and serupalous
cleanliness consists which Amos.
prohibits certain forms Of disease.
called b. doctors -dfrr-di<ease<.-
from crossing ores threshold In.
details OF this necessary knowledge
can only be learned in practice and
slowly But the foundations must
laid il early study. The mother
Ezst dignity these matters i, the
mind of her daughter BY her onserv-
Of them; and there are pouring
in upon Us such foods Of light per.
tai7ing TO al matters Of physical life
and well-beizg that the mothers Of
the future. il these respects. ought
10 Be i great improvement o. III.
mothers OF the past and the preset.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-20
THE FAITH OF
WASHINGTON

Washington Wa- reTereut OF every
thing that vas sacred The imp-e-
sion that the prof=ue use Of The ram~
Of God mace upon hm 5 saown BIRTHS
issued while be was commander
Il chief Of the army.
H-ezcGuartsrx Moors Hoass
West Point July > -
Mary AID p8lzreG orders have been t.
suSt against The urnearrx ard ahoura-
D. custom Of sEezrlnz rafztrhsrsrErx
which wlth uucE regret TIE general Oh
serves that Il prevails u p1ssGbe more
thai ever his feelings are c1rzsruaEv
wounded By The oaths AID lmprecatzars q
The soldiers Whenever Re i e hearsrS u
them TIE zaueo Of the BeirE from whose
5ouEtiful goodness ~ are permitted 70
exist azE ez5ox The comforts Z LIE 5 =
esssant-g iIpreeatsG ard p-5;aEec L =
Ez1lsr a. Wartor a. i 5 shocking
For the sake therefore. Of religion. de-
ceEcy. ard Qrc~r- the general hopes ard
trusts that Officers O. every rank wEI u<=
TIER i-1ueEce and authority 10 check a
vice Er1ch = as Improbable a. il IS Escks6
and shameful
WORDS that ring a. true a when they
were uttered more than a hundred
years ago.
Washington was not only a believer
in prayer, but a man of prayer. Mary
instances of this are related. How OF
I occasion he sought shelter from Z
storm for the nigh; al a house where
he was unknown. ard where. owir- 10
the dangers ofthe var. he vas received
with fear and doubling. but when. after
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-20
Washington As An Athlete
COULD PITCH An IRON BAR FARTHER THAN ANY OTHER
MAN OF HIS TINE

"A>HINGTuN Ma -he champion
AsI q a-Art sauts.ar -he poE-r
W of H. hand and arm wa dis
pag-- u-ese-a. memorable Instances
IL Hung a stor- zcro-= The EapPahau-
mock and 81 l--L Wh~r D. Nas ~ vears
Z asv. b. eou pitch az irou bar fur
ther thar arE of his tiMr Th-
stcry ~ Ills throwing "a silver G1.ar
acr9ss The Potomac Jack. aetua, cor
arDatiou- an- mu,r have sure been
a feat q a-er years. q tie -vrr Lo.-
ar vas less common then than uow.
Il nigh have he-1 q spanish ~ Mex
can Dollar. The expauarion that a
solar went further in thg>e Gays than
ths~e j almost a. ol5 IS rhs story.
Among The amusing stories u our
hrst president toiL IL minor history
and in Legendary lore are those which
enGow him WITH miraculous powers q
eneurauce. a giants stature and hands
Of such size that bone o;her ever
equa-el him. thry being - gigantic
dimensions \ pretty story q HI frs-
NO lg. - The earl aye - L. writes
NJ l. Ia le. in The Chicago Tiues-Uer-
add Introduces lii haud with dramatic
effect.
The time wa the year " grace Is.s.
anG The place was Mount Vernon. Z
beautifu. romantic site in Fairfax
county Virginia. on th- right baak 81
The Potomac and within l. mi.e, Of
Washington. d. c asi, uov stands.
There Il a rha- a snail bov in
roundabout and kuickerbockers saw q
gay cavalier exercisiuga pair % saddle
hor>es. while he TAXED il The sylvan
solitude. believing himself alone.
WI you ride win me. Nj Marv2
Niss Mary. WI you ride with me- Max
have The honor OF vour company for
a rice Tbs afternoon Sweet Mistress
Mary NIL You accept me for your gal
ant 10 ride ~ yoHr S-irrap. Peace.
Queen Be- or Il -arruP sen Nth the
whip, Who's. JADE. sweet Mistress
AaEy. an George Washington. al
your command.
The small boy Of that day 4 4 i'm
proyemeut On his prototype Of Thu.
He answered IN . fute,ike voice with
a mcSkiag caCrnce-
Marry row sweet Mistress Msrv.
nay / r@e VIII you. or vi you ride
vita ne or 20 alone a your own sweet
wiip Ia. Ia, Ho.
TIE y1angster laughed Nickedly a.
the discontinue OF the youthful,
equestrian who eouI rot cave hs
horses - administer punishment. but
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-20
An Enxii.hman-. Triass>.

George Washington Is a. much on.
OF our great English heroes a. Alfred
the Great or Shakespeare Is one o.
yours The robust nature. the sreeS-
trai speech. are the common prero<z-
tives of u blood And as the widest
dreamer in Great Britain cannot cor
eeive our TWO peoples being other than
independent nations to-day. we have
nothing but honor for the hero who
achieved the happy and Inevitable sep
arstiou--Frsdsrie Harrison.