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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
HUMOROUS

--no vgu notice any change IN DUN
1sv asked the tall uaR -No- 7.
s5auued the other man. souriy. ne
was DamIsy-s taiIor.-Roekisnd IT'D
une-
-Ve--T wonder you're not AFRAID o.
-,fn~ 70 Nice after those terrible earth
She--O. surely those thing
re always coaSned 10 the poorer quar-
-srs of the tovu--Punch-
Mrs Nvsbee-Nfcn arr such tunny
thfuq When Ayetee asked me to ne
his 10 was the most diseousoidre man
Imaginable Mrs Cedse-f can we'll
br~ve rhar.-Ba~ton Transcript
~ want IN additional clause put
on the ~antt<moke ordinance said Cas-
wrll -t,o on. replied Dukane- !
want every cigarette smoker - - eoua-
,~II-,f 10 Consume his own smoke
Pittsburgh Chrouicl-Triegraph-
-Sh-You don't care for my kisses
.rw more He-~The idea, Before
ve werr married I used 20 expect a
dorm or = in payment for 4 box %
candy. and now deem only oHe OF thrE
sufficient payment for 4 new dress
Indianapolis Journal
Are you going 20 caIl on n rev
p~frhbor Mrs - Il think not. The
fact is. I met hrr YESTERDAY and she
evidently does not belong to the bsst 50
ei~tv. How do you know ~Ie
rause she has s1eh pleasant manners
" Y Tribune
-Iuformers stand 4 slim chance in
Georgia Here s a uuique paragraph
from 4 ruraf newspaper Any person
driving over this bridge faster than a
walk shall ia whf-e man. b. fined Eve
dollar. and IL a negro receive = lIshe-
half rhe penalty se b. bestowed on the
informsr--Atlanta Constitution
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

81 the ta-kIe and r5de them de~r
known that II his rile stopped betorv
be Suy down there we're plenty Of ruvys
close IN hlut 70 climb down on Oze
tsm-. though h waru't hokiu' cut sor
LIS taiL and r vct dragged into .hg
Iouer bio~k- lie let our an awful
~-rev-h- and W. slackytl " AZ TIT he got
his tail cbsar- but he'd lever ride Jov
billiards alt~r that. thsnsh bed sr5lI
help II 81 th% yarl
-Eim~by- - L. Eos biaGr. h. got tos
strUuS eEd ambitious and his claw
made LITTLE hases an the safE. That
wouldn't do AID Vet W. dHlut like q
discourage him vorkin. h vas 4 real
help GA The yanL - tke mate % EIe
frOm the carpenter amt E.-l hs claws
blunt. bat be dlrd % too uaueh. anfI next
time Qulrrrrmaster started % ~ aft
h. culy got about sIN rzsI5nxs up He
couhlu't hang ~
He tired ID again hut II warur 70
~. hr had 70 give 81 up went rixaf
aft aud below lie stayed dewu a whole
cay ani ra=n zane uR and walked
'roand loosinS pftfuIaai Discourage
like thzt Ne feiE sa-ry for him
There wasn't q nan Of T. whss
wouldn't Ia h.va wiIiu to ussnI thar
sail in hs watch beE7w st - fast -
that eat eonhi tear holes in Il. II ~
eould have him ai8st with u zzain- anil
the niats was uiifIn 10 Sc tn
stamps sharp again bat Quzrtsuass~r
wouldn't ber him The poor critter Knew
What the troub5e wzx and uouidn-t
neeer - near the Elzte again. but he'd
soer round among u ard vbfne aud
hold up Ii paw. sus We enuII see what
KEEP, him on deck whea be vas u~eded
zloft-
We hoped they wouL grow sharp
a-aln- AMI perhaps th~y uoubl iu time:
hut 0uArteuElsrer wouldn't uafr for
that He f-ir himself disEr.ced and M
se aboard ~ ALI ard h. uaoa~d round
and -Ct thiH- and one mornin " found
him curicd upunderth vherLboxf~4F.
He Just died Of broken heart. uothfn'
el~s
We buTIed him that Iay like 4 salor.
I tell Won We all felt bad. and the mat.
erred The old man sNore that II thar
eat had lived he'd have put him on the
articles nexr voyage and rated him abJe
SEAMAN
A Old johnson finished. a bong. rrem-
uI0us sH0-e aro=e from the other end %
The f~orecastie. and reaching out his
bead h. Psered around ard gr0wIel-
Blast en- there all asleep
NORGAx \ RoGEETsoS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
a mASTERsTpokr
as- th~ rsrsr.Is Ax~as wers. ss-

It's all a vsry simple matter wher
voR CONE 10 knoE how. said the man
Nho taxes orders for erayon portraits
It's a soft answer that terms away
VNa;h. and the right kind % a joriy
wiIi make most any woman quiet
down
-Nov. for instance. I 20 up 20 thu
front daar and ring the bell. My kits
4 dead x~ive-av4Ry. and q course. who
ever cou~s u th~ door knows right
away that Ira working some sort Of 1
graft
We natter whh comes to the door
I've always gDs the <ame question 10
spring Isay- I'D Ike 10 know. pleas.
~ your mother IL at home II its a
servant u Eatters h@r q think that
you take her To- b~ nue. " the family
II its a Young woEsen & Soss on tie
level
-But the hit. al. the hits made with
the girl that's got past IN \ lot Of
these smart boys workin the same
gam always begin by saying. The
Indy of the house. I presume-
That's all right and il don't give
oFense. bat Il ain't no way to mak a
sezStuse and get into the house Let
a woman on the shady side Of - Open
the door and b~gin givin you th> mar
bIs heart. and then you give her a
pleasant iooE and say I b~x vour par
don. miss. bat Is your mother az home
les ten to one that she'll look stIr-
prised for a moment. and then h~gin
sitt-ring and sax Why. M mother
ISN'T herw
Then it's my turn - ~ surprised
and I say Why. arr you the lady Of
thu hogseT Sh~ blrsh~S anil sayS she
- aS IL h vas sort Of mortis~d 70 BET
me- know she was past - -lnders!.
says l. Well I have something here
rhar'> Ct particular Interest To Young
women who have never been able to
Et a picture that sill do EN- Justice
-tro..i stroke. ehc You ss~- Won don'.
-fs-n Sad a woman whou admit that
any photograph ever DID her justice
After you-v~ eomPHmsnt-d a woman
On her yosEthful appearance AMI <vul
pathixrti with her b~rausr her pictures
never made her haudspua- euouxE
you're in 4 fair way 20 take an order
Some wonaen cant b ioliied- though
and Il they re msaa aboat L I've got
a great way Of gettin back especially
II the ~wuEman-s under IL say Have
ypa got sny married ehihirsH Who
might want I o have some work done
Its always some satisfaction -
know that they'll keep thinking about
that for a long time after I've geue-
Chicago Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

Have you tri~d our new electric
cakes ASKED the Young man " no tenfls
the bake shop
Way. No. ! haven't. said the sweet
sgang lady Who rraslrs there WHY
AZ they called electric rakesg-
30 many eurranfs IN EN-. you know.
Ia. Ia. Heard Il before N0e Little
loke l got u Pnys<IE-
-0h- h0~ witty.
Why. that's uothfn-- Here's an
other Why Is a cookiee Give II m
Reeaus- Is isn'r a eook-B
~Wonderfui.-
Yes. 1 think Of en- all dav- Fried
cakes can sing. you know. on one note
Do notes. ehe I get OF things IL
Lere 80 funny sometimes that The gin
ger snaps Don't know whether Il
draws trade OF rot. bgt I should think
x wOulh Now, that pie there. for in
stance don't 5eiong 10 Us. Whve Il.
eluse its MiR's pie
I don't wonder the molaSS- cakes
ssid the young lady as she smiled again
s~eetiy and triPPsd out--N. Y World.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

Take half a yard OF do-ubIe-fac~d nib
bon not hess than four inches wds
MAKE 4 box Plzis at the top and fassen
the folds securely. the pIais being on the
wrong Sd~- At the back Sev ! black
safety pan - hat the pocket NAV be
fastened securely TO 4 gown Vow for
tn lower part of the pocket Turn the
end over far enough TO make a bag that
vii hold 4 handkerchief or snail purse.
stitch u AZ rhs Sis4eS and turn a hem an
tneh vide finishing II with feather
stitch Il twill D. seen that BIZ using the
couole faced ribboa the top Of the
PpeSet and the facing Of the hem will
b. the sane and in contrast with tie
pocket Itself II : 4 convenient and
pretty a~ccessory OF dresS-BrookIvn
Eagfe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
Drinking Water At

The italian hattleShip C~hris-oforu
Colombo has 4 curious arranrement
for furnishing her seamsn with drink
ing water Experience proved that
drinking large quantities of cold water
after violent exercise. especially while
cruising in The tropics. caused uanv
tearhS The water tanks on the ba.sIe
ships were Designed 70 prevent szeh
in~dsscrtloE- The water tanks on the
vessel are eOnasvted with innGmerable
Little rubber hoses and on the end OF
ezrh hose i i snail rubber minnie
Whenever any seauaa wants drinking
water h muSt turn a stop euck and
then suck il through the hose and nip
pie Il = slow work. but il has been
found that i preserves many valuable
HvrS-Chicago Chronicle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

The Csrvnasaf-- Ds-~r ua~h f-sun rhs--
IN Thf- Csausry


Their + 4 rvstl alsa IN the Roman
mind that tkr only tWo m-Eths Of the
wear suitable for weddings arr MAY ard
U~etohsr. the former because II - rot
vet too hot To make the honeymoon
tour u-nBleasaut and the latter hscause
s is % yet ruo cold - get mp ant -
mnrri-I at eight O'Clock N the morn
in<. for among thr upper class eight
O'Clock IS the axrd amt orthodox hour
Marriage in Italy Is essentially and
primarily a religious ceremony. ac-
e-oupsnl-sI By mass and holy Commune
iou- the latter involving fasting until
the CEREMONY 5 over
Fashiouahie vEsIdiugs are usually
celebrated in the private chapel Of a
eariiuaL bishop or mousguore- ~
VI hose horrss- the breakfast Il usually
given. INSTEAD Of ar the bris~s home
There are alss various oEh~r dtTrr-
-uees. which maks ! curiuus impre
siou GA tae miad Of an English girl
marrying a Roman BRIDESMAIDS are
uuEnuvus instead there are fsur VIII
ursss~ ia ATTENDANCE ~ two for th~
bridegroom ard raa for the brHte- they
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

ring iueevrveslE u cur Ea>t rv~hE@
match. hs ehbcklei aud5bIy. while Pa
a. though ia silent PROTEST az su-h
eisims - superior s<aEauship ia a ca=
Eoli-d over on his ssl- 70 ~ te >le~P-
Oue or tvoof Us threw cat saulr kln.
IN ~ way u questions as 10 the uaule
of the bark an1 the c5IoF aud SIR of thu
eat Know 5ng ~ experience shs a d-
rect call for q warn would b @uorsd-
The shi man hIlevi and lighted hIs
pipe. and then. kiekinx his h-,iaizs up
over has knee settled back and reeE-i
81 the following
~N~ h b@gan. the eat vas a Won
der Ne got him ont Gu tbe Californian
IonS before Frisco vas thought
Of We ran short Of water anil put into
a littl- hay. l-t go the mid-hook. and the
mate took oule of IL a-d some ra-SS
ASHORE To try and find some We found
4 crv~k Of -Ood water close BIZ. aud On
oar WAY hack Tn the boat for the cask.
VIZ FtR gin a mother wildcat with two
kittens She snaried and spit at u. and
a Just bout 70 jump wEeu the mate
plugged her with a bullet- she thrashcsi
around sous~ and killed n kitten with
her claws. but We got the other and took
him aboard fOraP-t-
Well Ne got - ssa. and the kitten
se-nEesi To take TO ssa life nrst-rate-
Everyone P%ttsd him. AMI the mate
wouldn't allow anyone 10 tease him
- a. he dida't get ary fresh meat. h.
dbdn't r~t sway he had 4 good tine
nzd made friends all around and a. h.
zos bigger Wouid ehAse rsuuI deck-
Just a. a comu1on cas DOS hsu il seel<
<uosL
~One moenEzht n<hr ~ to1s a run
from ths quarter clean orwart and up
the rirzin half way TO the fo-s-top.
theu ~ coullEt zet do~r. auE yovI ri
50 pitiful Ike that cn~ % as went CD
and 80 him lie thought that wa~
great fuH- and dd e. azain aEa keF. on
dong r.. bu- We coulda-s Be- bcthered
Eulnx after him every time - oce
niEhs th- mate zlys Ist ann Sta
there and ~ down nfm-If - W.
81 him STAY the Whole watch vow lem
ali the time but No one psshl any arteu-
riou 70 him Eizeby. I1u -bruf eight
bells b. stopped yowIiR'- .nd mzd- up
his miuf 70 try il hims-lf 50 he hirck-d
ard scrambled ard ~2zzzZei 20 get
down al uzht- Th~u h. walked aft.
kinder dignii~i hke We thcu-ht h
Wa sore on u fcE neglectin him 81.
but he wasn't he was ouIy p-oud %
whar he'd doa~ and a Hrrle stuck on
himz-lf-bHt th-n. he was Young
He sat down by the wheel ard
seemed 20 thinA i over. then r. took
mother run forward and up the ShrouiS
lie came down right away aud walked
aft. and then n tired il ssain- That
seemed 20 satisfy him that ~ could
do il all right ana he ave Il Up for that
night. but he carried his tail s~r-zizhter
up IN the air after that.
He l<arned a. aSful l5s. that eat.
He noticed eveE thing. znd b5meby
go- 20 -oElsrsn what Eade tn sLiGuzr
and the mates look - the eomu1ss
and then swear a. TIE mar a the wheel
RE lGrned 20 Do that too H=1d lump
up on the biuuacl@ and reach his neck
over SOS he could ses th@ c1ruDas
then hed make faces a. th~ ran 81 r-a
heel ard EruwL II was al Tn f.
thozgh. h never me1nt E1thia b. 3D.
Ne called hin 4uzrtrrussrer TOT thas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
TOLD II 4 FOREC4>TLE
How wrEdca. Beca-a a Pee ard
Tuned SaEc-
H-tg<S NssE<ss~ sh~ v~-~g -Cu~zs-A sA-
k4x<ua< E~arn-t ts~ KaB~- Assa 49,
s4-2@@ Ia s~-Ea< sa~ -al
H. -&nxmRs~ EMss-


Niuds m ai8 oai John~1u- fr1u
hrs huzk-we had asst ta-n~a IN after
ehzsag tAss AiPp-s rat cutu f th@ sore-
cr-ef a saar ! w4s shipma-~
VITA IN an Eg@A harE q sem ~
eat twas hed ro 1sf- "a Aefp scou the
gor~t Ea-zzs
Thoss a acrl Pa frsm the
EGnk b~uealh
Th@ old nan rrarkrf hS had srs aEE
Fs~r~@ down en- b. ~og-n.fu< critTc
HossiIr& u~rr lz1minenr. hut v1rioss
cri@ % shut up rar let 70 Ola
nan zlos-. 80 90. Iaknson and
Others - Ike naturs from the other
huaS siIeuc~1 Pat znf Plarztsd John
son-
Yes resumed h. ITS a fact. that
cat 'ud 70 aioft With ~ He knew his
vorS on a yard. roo better q some men
I've been with since and az this direct
thrust AZ Fat. who had PASSED an ear
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

A prominent geologiss who has been
looking into the formation Of The bsd
Of q Ohio river - miles below Pitts
buFgh says the old river bed i 10 fee.
o the present water level a he
there tones Of Canadian granite.
nearest home now l. on rh@
canadian side Of Lake Ontario In
the glacial gravel he came across =
rough arrowhead which h attributes
10 The glacial period perhaps 3oaoc9
years zgo--Chica=o News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

View York nan bought a parrot
and had II sent to his house. where th.rr
happened 70 - a new Irish cook who.
% the horror OF the family. served the
bird up for dinner
That wasn't 4 bird to Be eaten TIA,
vas a bird thar talked exclaimed ,ha
Indignant gentleman
II The bard could tall whv didn'r II
say So rstor-ed Riddy-Texzs Sitter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

Boy looming home frOm sehOoI@Oh.
mamma, I an - gizd
Nsmma-Whye
Boy-Three boys IN our school have
-os the mszzies
Namma-TOu naughty boy. how can
you be glad n tkate
Boy-WeI. mamma / am not xIasI
they got the measles. but an glad ws
gos the vaeatl0n-Tex4z Sitting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

Fat together tt euPfulS OF I'm
ssimUaed milk. ard the yoiks Of rvn
eggs until thoroughly blended Adj
two eupfuls OF four AMI one cupful
hest granular ecnuaeaL B-at th@ bar
thcrulghiysstiri in lightly the white
ol the e heaten 70 q sriE frosh- turn
iuto hea-et irpnz- and take-Gool
Health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

III yo1 ind that the use Of soap /
Htatlnz 10 YOUR skIn use 4 little corn
neal OF oatmeal il The water With
which you battle your face 4 slce 81
le0oa rubSed vigorously over the Sir
or ! few drops Of simple tineture Of b~r-
zoln IN the water are both rssreshin.
and eieansinz-S.Y World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

f0o are fully Informed a. % The
game Avs q Pennsylvania. believer
he asked the horxe editor.
Wei, ! hope So
fhen perhaps yog eaz tel Ne VIXEN
= r. lawful u shoos oI weilx-Pftrs-
b1-gh acknowledgement
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

Satesman-I think III write a letter
stating that / cannos aec~ps a roui.a
ton
Fre1d-WsL I dou't know. Sou-
ties thai Kind % Ting helns mans
chances and Sometimes il doesrr-
PucE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

AiHnis ifretfullyl-T Just dezuiSe
the@ great, Rv ~. ioagleggsd feIoxs
Do1r yuu Alice9
Ahee fhrmiyi-No MInni-. 4 eznno,
frlthfuliy 3 tszf Ihase she smallest
0sFrtiou 20 HsmzA-Tsxsz sfstiaxA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

rN-fves On -5ed feed and sunshine VIII
-i--.- - exercise in the cpen afr her
ss-m Flows with health and her r1ce olooEs
vith is beauty II her system 1913
cleansing action OF q
- 80 -snsEe and pleasant Syrtp OF PIGS
N..ss b. lie California Fig SyruqC7uPany-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

She Had F0rEotse= Erha-
III you stand On a ehaiE. zra
l 81 OF the piano pe-hzp re
aaoBs eaEro. reaeS Elfth--Oh
e can, Nou fos-rt tha- this : LsB
wsr-Desroit Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
In the

S~a 70 . srrsx rantfse bar n
Elrt tEl fAk TAT STAT o aeet = \
E@3 1oA qurF. AL To hest. IN =@3-
CINE sao1A Always b. yo1r An he
Eea cures q blood diseases b. Hsss4<
SKr~1p1H42 have uate u known - ths
uzs True Bacc1 PuriEer- Il - therefore
the ae<z Ee4kize for yuz 10 take II TIE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
PrsaE.

What make you think 5 i voo.l
s~hax-spsareaa scholarT
-hsraas~ b DOS Rot pretend % knau
al @eo1f Shakespeare. - Rruokfxn
Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

D-vrxrrox-~what IS aerirce
- 40 rips things to Fleces wiInoI-
Er~wfrx how % put them tcsst1er AGAIN
rhEarr EegUrr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

FIR. stopped free BY Dr. Hines Great
Nerve Rest6rer. No is Ifterhrss day 81 use
Marvellous cures. Treatise and - TIA bot
- free. DR.. Kline. 81 Arch St. Fh1la. Pa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

r,pv CrsrowrR in china shop ~
-~nk the@e setsrr Deaer-~NQ
rnlan1. tie ~purrhasers' servants asla-s
$3.50 !, that.-Tfr-BitS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

ne Eacks the Ehnm 49,
r.. "a f,shfsued instruments q, tor.
- .f--e a1andsuef- 9 there = ~.
nSSr5r who still continues % ason- -
FONTS muscles a7d rerves :, 5,iIv
- - r0ms9rt. may be conquered y
- s5-sfy Ard steady use Of Hcstssosrs
e-,-s Ri.rer< whbsh Eks=lse eraaica1es
S~~-I-a bsI57as. nzIarizI, bowel Stomach
- 7srxs COMPLAINTS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
Potash.

A trial Of this plan costs but
little and IS sure to lead TO
profitable culture
Cnr uz-uh-z arr sc A4s---S-< EraiG5 ecc--
Ex s1e4 u- kur A. rrzzEzl ~lr<s. oz1Ezn-
Exzn-z =-a-ce=s "a -a1 - 80 e =-As1Era- 1a4
s- =lF hGaE -Eza@z l.rT AZ s=z< Es< ~
GUNAS Kali WORKS
a SG4zz So N~- Tzk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

Thas EgE Heei 4 good spring Ee14rEre =
-zcsE csrEaia Ninety PER cezt % Al
to Fes need . take Hoods sszsaSz
ia - partly sasir hood a. this sex<cz
Ii wzrzer weather rz1s the- <rszr-
IT debEzl1-aA axe j. = weI kz1~z tazs
G$ezs~ = z1zs Mkely - 1sssck .ha~e who
are al rz7 Gsu II yca
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
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Eeo1-s S1-s1p4<l1a zeE. e I'll party
zl& eurGh yOG eaQc@ Cwe vuu a Eee4
Appetite r-rveaS az1 care ira urs1
Ez-ud fssE1E EA5-h = - Fr~ral-zE II
the Srriux- AL IA tbs Ezr = VII b1h4
yuG p Rz2 prsvSns sac<ze~z As<r N lie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

T. 4 easier TO tud fault than % know
Wat . % for I'll n W Bulletin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

Il ,drsrtisinx -ccufiauous = he word
pres are rarely sucressfL-br1n4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

We Ger Ocs Hundred DoII.-- Rewzra
Tor 2nT cEse 81 CaszrrA Ia can act %
rZreu 6T Ca.zrrn Czr~.
CHESEr & Co. PruPs, Tole1.. o.
We 1e uE1erS Ezed. have known = :.
nt1 Perfectly ko11-zh1e tn al b-slnezs
E71&@enaus ard E12rErAzlT acle 70 carry
oga ~ ~Cslxszhc1s q ale b their rru
HEsr * TEr2x. Wholesale Drzx~s1 To
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The herald., 1896-12-07
PERSONALS.

N. w. Blanchard, jr., of Santa Paula
is at the Nadeau.
H. w. Brown of Whittier registered
at the Nadeau yesterday.
p. j. Culbertson of Orange registered
at the Ramona yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Wilde of Honolulu
are guests at the Westminster.
j. r. Friar and wife of Portland, Or,
have arrived at the Westminster.
D. o. Moorey is down from San Fran
cisco and is stopping at the Nadeau.
George NJ. Hubbard and ]. NJ Johnson
Of Cotton are guests at the Ramona.
Richard Olney of Worcester, Mass,
Is spending few days at the Nadeau.
A. Dorsey, a well-known merchant
from San Diego, is guest at the Ma
deau.
A. B. Schwab. prominent merchant
from Tucson, Ariz., is stopping at the
Nadeau.
David Davies has arrived from Mime
sofa to spend the winter and is at the
Ramona.
B. S. Hubbard. Henry Morris and Geo.
Curtis of San Francisco are stopping at
the Westminster.
Wendell Easton of the Easton-
Eldridge company. San Francisco, is a
guest at the Westminster
w. H. Morrison of San Francisco,
who is connected with the Yale Lock
company, is at the Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Pierce, tour
lists from Macon. Ca, havee arrived for
the winter, and are stopping at the Ra-
mona.
Mrs. J. Ross Clark returned yesterday
from an extended visit to Philadelphia,
where she has placed her eldest daugh-
ter at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Haines, Frank
Sheridan, Bert Shanles and Ed Clark. of
the Darkest Russia company, are stop
ping at the Ramona.
The herald., 1896-12-07
DEATHS


CANFIELD-On December at s p. M,
after an illness of four days, Lee Oscar
Garfield, son of Charles A. and Chloe
p. Garfield, aged years and months.
Funeral procession will leave residence,
4S2 South Pearl street. at 10 a. m. Monday,
December Z; services at Evergreen ceme-
terry. Minnesota and Nebraska papers
please copy.
BILICKE-At his home. Hollenbeck ho-
December 6th, Carl Gustave Bilicke
native of Brandenburg, Germany.
aged 6S years.
Funeral from the hotel, Tuesday, Decem-
ber 8, at 2 p. m. interment Rosedale Gem
etery. Friends and acquaintances invited
to attend. San Francisco papers please
copy.
BIXBY-At his residence, 1888 North Hill
street. December 5, Lewellyn Bixby. ST..
native of Norridgewock Me-, aged II
years.
BY request. public funeral services will
be held at the First Congregational church,
corner of Hill and Sixth streets, at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning
CAMPBELL-In this city, December 6, 1896.
Thomas Carleton Campbell, aged 10
years: son of Mrs. Orpah Campbell
Funeral from parlors of Orr & Hines, 647
South Broadway at 10 a. m. Tuesday. De-
cember 5. 1896. Friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend. San Jose papers
please copy.
The herald., 1896-12-07
Judge Bakers Decision Against
the Nail Trust
HE DECLARES IT A MONSTER
Reduction Of Wages All Along the
Line
The Season for Balls in Local Labor Cir
cles Opened-City and General
Labor Notes.

Judge Baker of the United States dis
trict court recently gave decision
against the wire and nail trust, in which
he declared the kind of trade combina-
ton called trust to be monster that
seeks to pray upon the whole American
people, and which it is the duty Of the
courts and law makers to come down
upon with an unsparing hand" This is
encouraging talk from the bench, and
the labor unions will anXiously watch
for the governmental authorities to fol-
low it UP.