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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03
De Ia CO1respon2e,eciu..

| CfupulOSdncLto que Ell HlnguuO uc los
decretos de las reformas mandado i'm
plantar en- Puerto Rico, Sc significa
que haya de ser militar ell gobernador
general de la isla Y otro Sc ha fla
do que con pocos dfas de diferencia La
peste bubonica ha aparecidoren Marsella
POGO despues de decretarse las refor-
mas Ell Madrid.>
Sc ofrece para llevar libros, por parti-
da doble Q sencilla, Ell una mas casas
de comercio de esta ciudad, don Alejan
drino Zayas. Ofrece buenas referencias.
pruebas de letra elegante cursiva.
FL que desee utilizar sus seryicios,
puede dirigirse esta redaccion. .-6. V. a.,
La noche del domingo ultimo, en-
Cayey, Patricio Agrinsones cause la
muerte de su esposa Felipa Amelia FL
gueroa, infiriendo 6sta, con una ma
ceta de pil6n, un fuerte golpe en- la sien
derecha.
FL lunes fue encontrado ell asesino Ell
ell puente de Guayama dandose sendos
tajos en- el,vientre con unos cascos de bo-
tella...
Perseguido por la policfa Sc tiro del
pretil, quedando sin vida Ell ell arroyo.
Estos hechos, por ell caractcr de sal
vail smo que revelan, han causado hon
da impression EN- la sociedad de Cayey.
En- esta redaccion Sc ha recibido una
carta para ell cieguito Severe Otero,
quien no esta va en- Ponce, segin Sc
nos informa.
A don Francisco Semidey, de Goa.
mo, sc lie ha extraviado EN- la carretera
de Salinas Santa Isabel ell billete de
la LOteria Provincial numero 29.449
de este sorteo Al que 10 entregue a
su due1lO Sc gratifcara con la mitad de
su valOr. So
Anoche Sc celebro, en- esta misma ca
tremo Este, una velada lfrico- literaria.
Recitaronse por dos ninos las poesfas
EI Dos de Mayo, de Lopez Garcia, y la
poesfa de Placido Il Cuba. Dfcese que
uno de los recitadores Sc desmayo mi
tad de recitaci6n. Ell otro (Manolito
Tavarez) fue muy aplaudido en- la pri-
mera de las citadas composiciones.
Una nina canto la romanza de la Ro-
sa, de Ez Rey qate Robi6 49,.
Dos chicos tuvieron un lucido asalto |
con horetes de MADEIRA. que sc rom
pieron al primer choque.
Tn detalle: el edificio estaba alum
res encendidos Y tres apagados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03

da, inteligente y acknowledgements diri-
gida, de las que poseen ell capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03
De Arecihe nos escriben /:


xArecibo piensa erigir una estatua al
celebre marino Victor Rojas; a aquel
pobre indio quien Espana, Inglaterra
Francia condecoraron por sus valio-
SOS servicios en- bien sde la humanidad,
II que mas tarde Sc 'viera en- La carcel
por haber rifado un PEI sin el previo
permiso de la autoridad. Desde su pri-
sion paso 4 la casa de locos de la Capt.
tai, perdida va Ia razon, Y de allf.
a la eternidad.
En- ell xPaseo de Damas,, estaria
muy bien la estatua>
{ Sc ha recibido un cable de la Haba-
ma en- ell cual anuncia el eminente ac
tor senior Roncoroni que ha embareado
el 80 de Enero con direction a esta
ciudad
Las autoridades de Ragusay Spalato
han prohibido la representation de un
drama titulado La u7perutg,tz de los
Balho1aes. que iba Il representa- una
compafIia de actores servios.
Sc cree que esta determination fue
adeptada cediendo infuencias diplo-
maticas. En- la obra Sc trata te las lu-
chas entire Montenegro y Turqnfa.
Lo extraordinario del case es que el
autor del drama prohibdo es NADIA me-
nos que cl soberano de Montenegro, el
principe Nicolas.
Sc NENDE una magnftica bcicleta
POGO usada Ell CIEN PESOS Infor-
maran en- esta Imprenta.
Enero, 7 de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03

DEL OLA
MEJORCITO

Sc encuentra mas aliyiado Ell senior
Canovas del ataque de reuma que lie da.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03
RECORTES

Las borrascas del ooraz6n, causan al
individuo peores efectos que Ia 'tierra
las de la naturaleza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03

| a peticion de un estimado amigo
copiamos de La Co,vespondenciu lc
que sigue:
de Bachillerato ell inteligente niilo don
Luis Vallecillo Mandry, alumno del
colegio que dirije Ell esta capital ell
acreditado professor nuestro amigo don
Teodoro Aguilar Mora, obteniendo So
bresaliente en- Latin notable en- Geo
gratfa. telicitamos al alumno pro-
fesor por haber obtenido tan brillantes
calificaciones en- ell trascurso de tres
meses.1
.W@DE LA CASA mum. 13, calle
del Comercio, ha desaparecido en- la
noche del microbes 1ltimo, un perro
lanudo, color achocolatado, llamado
< <Yumbo> Y de 2 cuartas de alzada.
FL que 10 presente en- dicha casa . en-
esta redacci6n sera gratiticado. 2-2
Segdn un periodico de Nueva Y ork,
la viuda de Rial, fusilado Ell Manila,
Sc ha puesto al frente de los Insured
tos filipinos.
Estos la consideran como d una Jua-
ma de Arco.
Sc VENDEN dos magnificas
casas, una de MADEIRA Y otra de material,
esta con dos hornos, propios para pa
con un extenso patio Y un her
moso platanal, sta en- la calle de La |
Villa. En- esta redaccion dara infor- |
mes don Edelmiro Lespier. 4-l5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03

La tranquilidad de conciencia es con-
secuencia Immediate de las buenas obras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03

deben ocupar puesto de honor Ell las
bibliotecas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03

Mas detalles del crimen de la Playa,
de que aver dimos cuenta:
La autopsla fu6 praeticada por los
doctores Redondo Y Torres. Las heri-
das eran terribles, muchas de elias NOR
tales de necesidad, que produjeron la
muerte los pocos momentos.
Dfcese que ell crimen fue debido a
un acto de desesperaci6n, originate
por los celos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-03

ConSt01ltjRO oil.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04
The GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
Wo-k aid Ways Of Two Crea.
Eec-r.c-ars
E4i.ss sza Tel. C>-rsr~x-rrsksr
sad TIE -hsrk.-Hs- th~ Tsz-
E.sy Leader Proved
Tk-srY-


= far - 80 p11lac k11Es. ThcrE-as
a - So sss ret ices 1ei-z us-cA %
1pc--a-ce lstely Eat he azs bees
H1rkl-- -at - zar1 a. ever. srs
l-- d. l-y tine . reveal 70 IS se.-
la7E ersatz-es sc-e xfrarz - AID woz-
-e-f-l .-rsrt.ea. tie sery zee1 so-
s-iea has -sFer ysf a~-- dreamed q
By srFere else. yet wkich. orce c.
80 market. eli - .1arE 70 d s1s.
tie ta--g tAo-sauds e Persors have
l~-a u-cou scaorsly waitiEE for Bat
!; =r- a. az szre that II SOC. rezs
1Ve1tie- sill be elthe- eiabora;e c.
electrical i fp..- e - fact -hst -
1a-s =sztlcz e kas sane b-i=xs 20
E-i T1itt azi cans a1d ar7uer.s
several C EGasoz's best krowr IL
rert.1-s. i-f@-1 have bad rothfu- ~
4' H'1 re subtle eurrert-zotably ths
pto-1z -1rh-a-L soze q ;he- kass
he-a 10 isss simple tksz zsefzl. Ike
re msogr-Ph-
Nlscl1 T-sla. - Fou-ge- za-d C
-k= w-e ard ths Gyra-o. .. LIE 20
SGT. keeping hl-s-f corstautly b1sy
TALK. Eiisou- hoNsrer. Tesla as
-sTs- -a1e r15i.c a scoTerv o-a- r.
ve--i1- r1t electrical de Sfs5a.rs 20
sl,-s ire O. aaytAi-z less -ayste-so-s
I'D elusive a-d e f1llY expects ys;.9
-e-tec; H1-h~r q i-v-zt5o-s q =. "a
greater vai1- thaa aHy & Is earlier
e-ss
Ecis1- kas al o. uany occasion.
-tat - Is a. Inventor mainly so- r-ve-
re- bEt sta Tesla . : r1t 80 Il.
says = PzrsEss se5sucs ehissy so- =.
love q - Re probably -isvss hin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Nr. Croker. who sor some o-g1t. ~
.oa bera-zs izfezs=iy Interested d.
c.zr-1 Il tie tine u coui1 BE set.sei
CAY by pattiuz Ire mar in frua. y
sha-S ard ua.ehinx the rcxai.. IL
fs-th-r SID ;hat soze say be wc1i
I'd c9. so- hi-~if
or winser Or tr1 sz.cr. Croker -
ed 70 sp~n5 seE ae~ks 10 florida
r. took Ardy Fre~1-aa aiu-g VIA
3 --.he sa1- A7dg Fr-e,ina- wh5
a. bs-1 80 vel k-oru q ate ttrou-h
- con-sctt3- VIII BASEBALL II nav
- -v-arses iz passing that Croker
l-i F-ee31aa are c.oss friends "a
srervthirg but politics Croker rer-r
war-s Free9 -au zbogt rh@z politics
= i- kazd. 1ut when re : boss SAINTS
Tan. he = 2HsFs snxiols 20 have F-ecsl-
I-a1 uith hian. sure. - be took Freed
=aa aia1z this tim
Nc- "a frc= = Auxusfire the-s 3.
r-ae- vkese SHARKS Ray ofiea =
,Hre- TO- saore a-i ihe bar. The -a-er
j. sinost aiways a. clear a. ziass. ard
az ss-s ash arr plainly visible
Ts- E-st tire Croker s1T the shn-ks
q; -as pa.-t Be told Fres5-rau keuas
xslrT % s1d Get Ehe;hsr -hey souia
eat a --s- z tAsy 20 cha-c.. Next
1aT ae aze Free6usa w.rt cot the--
arl--. .nk-E wlth tasn two rucd-s red
eh1-.s e rar b-es. ere - vi Cd 10y
par o- By sh--k book i----sl-r ths
-zeatasa hai'-a-d 20 saul ir the e-st -
,z-sv hsh fhat ssosie rsuts-r CO a SO
r.e- B-t oNirr 20 fhe poe --fai rho-4a
smooth s-d qu'et ocraz swell ii ras
lzpcss.6.e 20 th-ow TIE bait ouf ar
e-o-EA 20 attract re sftertio- a r..
saa-ks- This ~as tired a7d tired "a @.
1ut . 20 p-rpose. every sire the haitesl
look Tas cas- i sss brought back by
re .-rss st-bis force % tie IorS szefis-
Finally Cross- 80 ti-e5. ard. ssizir-
! Plece q bet = his harLs. - raz
out as Far - - ccul6. thsz zare
dive. ard Hi-h halt 5orsr fnperuoas
strokes swan CIT % ths group 81 a.
eyed uau-eate-s ard dropped Is bzr-
1-r before then
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

FFeeduau VAS duufourfssi AID
shouted 10 bis freed 70 cone back a:
oree, bat almos; before he could get
the words out q his mouth Croker vas
aEziz standing or shore. d-ippfn- ard
oreaialess. has.rC 20 away frcm ne
sharks WIKI all possible speed.
But the sharks buried away as Fast
as ny friend Dick DID, Freedman a.
Eays says. 10 winding up she story.
from which 7 eorcllse that they qe-e
worse frightened fhaH BE: 10 fact. e
eien't seem frightened az all
Croker thinks the iueide1t prove.
that sharks are afraid Of man. There
are probably few. however. ~ 10 would
. believe the evidence conclusive. Bat
70 ore Will disagree with Freedman.
Who declares that Croker : maj ab-
solaiely withou; physical fear.
OSBORN EpENrED
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04
The Good side.

We may. if we choose. make the worst
Of one another. Everyone has his weak
points. veryone has his faults. We NAV
make the worst Of these: we may fix
our attention constantly upon these.
But we may also make the best OF one
another. We may forgive even as we
may hope to be forgiven. We may
put ourselves in the place Of Others,
and ask what we should wish to he
done to Us. and thought Of Us. were we
in their place by loving whatever is
Iosable in those around Us. love will
flow back from them TO US. and life
will become 4 pleasure instead of a
pain; and earth will become ike Heav-
en-; and we shall become not unworthy
followers Of Him whose name is Love.
Detroit Free Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04
STANDING OF RUSSIA.
Whatever the Guar Nay he. Russia.
Supremacy IL secure

A. that Russia requires Is a fa--sigh,-
e., heroic ear. who. comprehending
the needs OF to-day. as Peter the Great
ID those Of 20 years ago. shall COM
pete the work begun BY him. commit
Russia irrevocably 10 9ccidentaiisrn and
! i0eraiisn. and thus earn for her the
synpaihy AID respect. instead OF the
jealousy and hatred. of other nations.
should such a car arise, il wouiI
b. wisdom on the part OF Europe 70 A.
l5w Russia 10 crafty her two ieyiti-
rate ambitions. in the pursuit OF which
she has been hitherto thwarted. IS
peeiaiiy by Great Britain. These am
b-'ions are: First. TO complete the sub
Iagation OF the barbaroas Tartars bv
annexation Of Turkey TO lie. do
mlnious. and. second, to pos
sess ice-free ports for the de-
veiopment Of navy and Of merchant
shipping While as desPotic. she ouyh,
70 be thwarted in every way, a. lib
sral. she ought 10 enjoy the rights Of
liberal nations. and be permitted TO have
her own way in Turkey and China. lust
- Eagland has had hers in Egypt an I!
India \ liberal Russia, with her long
cherished ambitions once satisfied.
would be not only the peace keeper Of
Europe. but also one of its most potent
esvi!iziug influences; squsling. perhaps
saTPassing-so gifted Is her people
the other nations in culture. human-
ity and righieOusness. But whether
Russia IS TO be best with a liberal car
or not there IS no reason to fear her
supremacy II she remains coarseiy
dsspotic. it cannot last; If she become
liberal. it can only De blessing
FCrum.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Not the poison that the covert assassin a6-
ministers IN the srink. the food or some
other curse. but the poison Of malaria short.
ems the lives Of EsyriA1s- There Is a safe and
certain anildote. Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ter. which uat only for-ites the system
against malaria. hui roots ont is seeds when
they have serusTnate-i Dyspep~Ia. consti
pzfton- rheumatic. liver and kidney troabie
are eouaue-et ty the Bitter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

tered f9- himself sor Tex 5zhts. o-t
beard nothing and zt1ri51tef re 20. 80
- . veuan's fears Dst Dona Mz-1
There's arose one righ-. b=eae-e shs
Le7ri 80 noise. a1d shut The window
81 she approached The window. EHr.
win siues, ore q the house eat.
I-1ped t-s= the sss' - -He tz.cz 4zass
and r-s-led away among --a. ard -
iElF aa- treasured zls zzsrt-s eut a (
tke loaser AID more asat s. heca1se ii
sic-p - lights
When she aso.e r. .h- mora --g. -.
locked AZ Don Pieo-ozt was IL boa Pee
be.ide her. That rarpl-. srsHea race
with awfu. -yes3 TIE laIss reas8a
ed In that aafsi lock. and hey scream,
aroused the household. Iare.r cation
seemed al first . o1-r no cseu. b.st a
ieny-h. n the back ~ Tie tog -f a arg.
frame containing IN lil rs.uf-1- Id
his iady &c her rauth- sas fl11d q pow.
erIl. snake whose Or ea- eyes watched
the window ara a-l ,4toze forts vser.
toward reaching r. vAsch b. never did
dyfHg as eoa-r-siz.aut as though il !
trance
Don Jose vas liberated.
Tie d. harmless looking men talked
and smoked nexf evening and for mans
evenings behind tae.r little house. ans
-ou-riues boiled their sarlllnes os=r
eaai aHe and looked across AZ the --ea
house u Doa Pieo and taikeI-as u b,
did r1t1
Excitement Was gradually r-uresSes
after The source o. the nysteriou.
deaths Nas indispa'able- The snak.
had coiled aaout them al. bar Dan Pier
had strength 10 struggle ard had beer
bitten instead u only s'rauslrd. som.
asked why a snake should discern onll
members Of the Pieo family. but aon.
c0uld zuess the reason
And far away ia the d.yine beauty d
q Peruvian cordil,era. two old men ioos
aloft toward the man-shuunins condor
two Old, brown men. grown harmless
and With no uncanny companions
herd with Indian women and browt
babies and drink from rude COLDER
bowls, and 20 down to the-sea no more
San Francisco Argonaut-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

AT German picnic Ia Enporis.
Kan. the chief refreshment was beer.
So gallons Of which were consumed.
The partakers Of this exhiIaratiag bev-
erage were extremely jolly until they
learned that the treasurer had skipped
with the entire receipts of the picnic
SITS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

II Is estimated that % acres of land
Is necessary to sustain one man on
fresh meat The same space Of land
II devoted TO wheat culture would feed
- people; IL to oats IS; potatoes, In
dian corn and rice. I76; and If to the
piantain or breadfruit tree. over 5000
people.-Detroit Free Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04
General lassitude.

We sre provided With Eve cry.-r for keso.
fnz the blood pare taey are the skfn, the
kidneys, the liver, the lungs and the
bowsis lie blood becomes izrurs for
one or both % two rr=ao1s.
firsts something impzr- has been put
into IN second, the 1--WE e=rretory organs
have not been -uffirs=ntiy active
Owl1z 70 lis complicated formation, IN .
bod % hsb!e TO maby morbid chsrKes
II any % the organs tlst mentioned are not
IN perfect working order, 80 that Impurities
are retained. the blood becomes dlsoriered
And even diseased. When corrupted its
tnnpurfties=re Absorbed By the tissues cau.-
Tag erlPtio1z, feTers. lzssisnde and lanzorr.
FOR restoring the above organs TO . health
frl condition there = no Medicine SO erec-
I've - DIR. u. A. simmons Liver Aedi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Hell be a wheelman when he grows
up" chuckled Mr.. Sprocketts. as he
handled his five-months-old child.
How do you know asked Mr..
Sproeketts-
Just listen to his bawl-bearing
mouth.'-N. Y. journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

TIE Star :otacco factory at -, Lcris Is
the llrSest IN the world The buildings are
n tgE0 rUws- 24eo feet on PARK and 2sao fexs
en- POISON avenue. with total vl6ih Of =
feet You VII discover the reas0n for this
rnaryeieos growth ycu give star Plug
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

But II you must reduce your ex
P~uses why don't you discharge your
private secretaryg-
What. Aud NEE; all those creditors
leTsoSaily7 ! should ssy not."-Chs-
eago Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04
Hopes to Get Even.

Isn't it hard work clerking in de-
partnent s,ore?-
-It's dogs life. l hope TO get out Of
il before long"
-WhaiN you do then?"
I'm going TO start one of my own
Chicago Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Wear Watki-s-Thev kzn Al rz-u fer Of
re tlar want- .. hat nore q q fsr ne
I've heen there Th- rs~porsibillty broke
down ~ nHrre-
Huazry Hr-zi1.-Whst oezce DID ycu ever
kolGs
I wlz DIX cateher -In5iazaYolis Jour
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Ethe-DOa't you think Nadge's hal,
il dyed
Nabel-No. / am sure il isn't.
Edith-How do you know?
Aabei-Because l was with her when
she bought it.-Brooklyn Life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

sre you a stoekholde- IN any Of the>e
kiondlke sche-e=s~
ssess you might cal ne a stcckkolder.-
.aad the nan who had bought while the fever
had hold q him. Ia; I'm Beginning TO think
that stuck holder would Be the better
Farzse- -Clncianati Enquirer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Uaele Mose-Whzi yo' dom wifi ~hi.e
shoes On. 70 triiiz' RACK rzsrzI,
Young MOI vux ie-' tiah'd Nv hack
sho-~- ! night ~ vel xure harefootei fer
al de Ezy 6eT showed up-Iusxe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Pa sent ne over 70 borrow your lawn
mower. An he says wouldn't yo1 prefer %
sazrTen Il YOURSELF
Why should prefer TO Sharpen it,
Cause pa says he y 20 awkward abou.
such thin<s an ke nigh, turn the edxe.'-
Clesel4nd Plain Dealer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Il understand you have joined the
literary brotherhood27
Yes replied Lovelaee. Il am now
writing for a living And he dashed OF
another begging letter to his father
Tit-Bifx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Cholly-I don't think the phctoSrzpher
caught ne expws--lon. DO YOU
she-I don see any.-Pnck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04
@UG asI

Celia, 4s1a, w-.;e- Have
zlsf DIR. n. a. sE=amors
Liver Medicine ,0y-zrs sor
sick stomach, Tess Of
Flesh. Low spirits. Z.
also cures liver Disease.
Biifouszess, CoEstipars<s
Bo~els- i Goes aos grl5
ar tGkes .sss - op-rase q
re tEa1 eitaer PElA
DrGEzas+ or Zsilias" G,t
4 hEs a zoFs tEoroura AID
gentle erect Eac leaves NJ
- couc3tle- tsza ether
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04
Moods pile - - z5-l--z- -
TENNESSEE'S BEATTY
Menstrual Suppre.aie,.

tss-s 80 - ' PtN-A4SIs
I1.s cGc-ra u carr -o-aA= Ec0d. esrao
fs-lg S1ea TIE Constitution - zot strsrs.
!; 10y rss-l- from sa-.lseu exposure - coll,
fzzer--al q TIE h2leB at feet il cd
uatsr. -ittl1z C the co.: gruzrd o. CAMP
FRA ss--e1tarT lab l.. c1EGnlnz oeczre-
t.ons- cuEslzEet stzai4Lz CT "a ser. reg
Elsr ho--s Az ts-claz the eeTc.or zzeaLot
tle Ezl11 ~ -czcGL Rect !. es.ert y All
E-sos.er1.e e-srrl - 4 TIE Fec az zo.t be-e-
Ecaa.- TIE ts1rela shoul1 - moved a. leas.
facs czT y sgz-.l 1s1=ss e DIR " A stra-
mon Liver Medicine, End the restorative
eEertz q DIR SsnEsous s4aaz Vine Vine
e.o-ld ~ seczred 81 tHs ~ rexz .r.T a
doe iaEee t.-nes day for s=Ter.l weeks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Entire velvet gowns win be fash.
lonabIe for day wear this winter
trimmed with braid. jet or narrow
bands Of fur. Stripes VIII he nuea worn
fer syeaing gowsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Cure vour cough with Hale's Honey Of
Horeho1nd and Tar
Pixies T0othAche Drops Cure n one minute.
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When some men have nothing else TO do,
they argue rellgion--WashInsroa Demo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Some folks enjoy nothing - much a. -
ins around taking suspselogsly ahou. their
e.saoors--M a.a-nEtoa Drmncrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Nothing Is more pathetic than for . real
honely girl 20 get the idea that she . good
lookInx-WashIngron Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

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hard n<lt. 49, and all her relatives we're
eorbinet n an effort 70 make ray escaue
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Take Laxative Brorso Quirine Tablets Al
druggists refund money L Il fails toeur So
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-11-04

Th-s : . csr-ifT tllat a. hereby s7re--
tzat tee Foregoing statement = ahzolutely
true WILLIAM STINPSON.-
CoCNrT - BsxTH 1rl1NEw
STAR - fxurayA
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