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The herald., 1898-11-04
The Prisoner Is Nervous

SANTA ANA, Cal, Nov. 3.-John Han
COCK was arrested at San Bernardino yes
terday for assaulting ]. D. Gross al the oil
wells near Fullerton with a deadly weap-
on, and he is believed to be the man want
ed for the murder of DR.. Engelke and Pete
Edmiston, on the desert In Southern Ne
vada last July. Hancock was brought here
this evening by Constable Pendergrast and
placed in the county jail. He denies abso-
lutely the charge of murder, but further
refuses to talk concerning the charge, saw
ing 1t is no time now for him to saw any,
thing as to his guilt or innocence He ad-
mits, however, having had trouble with
Gross at Fullerton and says also that when
the proper time comes he will have some
thing to say regarding the woman who now
accuses him of numbering Engelke and
Edmiston. Notwithstanding Hancock s
apparent GOODNESS, at times he becomes
very nervous, putting in most of his time
pacing back and forth in his, cell, appar-
emily absorbed in serious thought.
The herald., 1898-11-04
A SANTA MONICA PASTOR
To Resume Work as a Missionary tc
China

SANTA MONICA, Nov "a meeting of
the First Presbyterian church is to be called
for next Sunday, when Rev. O. +. Wisner
will resign his pastorate, having been elected
president. OF the Christian college at Canton,
Shna. Some years before coming to Santa
Monica both Mr.. and Mrs. Wisner were
engaged as missionaries in China
A movement is on foot by the boys of
the Santa Monica football team looking to
a reorganization of the team.
Miss Bertha Jackson is spending few
days as the guest of Mrs A. E. jackson.
Silver Wave Rebekah lodge will initiate
two new members and have banquet to.
morrow evening
The herald., 1898-11-04

case down for trial. Miner is the man
who shot s. j. DarTah near the town of
Banning nearly two years ago in dispute
over a water right. He was convicted of
manslaughter and sentencedIto six years in
the penitentiary, but the higher court or
dered new trial
A report reached here today that Sam
Black, resident of Banning, had taken a
couple of shots at man who had been
working for him, and who was trying to get
settlement out of Black for his labor.
The herald., 1898-11-04

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom. 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1898-11-04

Mrs. Criss of Oakland, Cal, arrived
Wednesday to see her son, Frank, of Com
pany f, Santa Paula, who has been ill with
typhoid fever at the Sisters hospital in this
city The young soldier is convalescing as
satisfactorily as the nature of the disease
will permit.
The herald., 1898-11-04
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The herald., 1898-11-04
WALNUTS AND RAISINS
Shipped Out of Orange in Carload
Lots-News Notes

ORANGE, Nov 3.-During the past week
nine carloads of raisins, seven carloads OF
walnuts and one carload of dried fruit have
been shipped from Orange.
The Southern California Missionary board
is holding its annual meeting at Olive today
Earl Hemphill arrived home from dc
Lamar, New, last evening.
At o'clock on Sunday afternoon Rev. A
Parker, ID. p, OF Orange, and Rev. Stone OF
Anaheim will hold services at Olive and
dedicate the new Presbyterian church at
that place.
The herald., 1898-11-04

1t was lonesome little company of
colored people that gathered in Hazards
pavilion last night to hear Republican
speakers expound the principles of the
party and try to prove why Henry Gage
should have their votes on election day.
At least three-fourths of the negroes pres
ent were women and there were four times
as many white men as colored in the little
audience, scattered here and there in groups
of half dozen or less in the barn-lke build
ing. Two colored women held the fort alone
on the platform till half an hour after the
time advertised for the opening of the
meeting, and members Of the federal
brigade" waited anxiously outside, wonder
ing whether there would be enough who
would come to make it worth while to go in
side.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
HE WAS NOT GLADSTONE
" hteh wss J.ss Wy She Dsd Vet
care 70 Lfss~a TO Hts
e~ntf~ Ffsw.

Va rr-arkn4 ts~ early uaorn.n< ma
= IT, ear aoau frym N3sgrt Peasant 20.
| can { az that I 5srs NJ @lfe tra.ne,i a.
aertestF a. caG-t wsxa % have her ira ned.
e t1as sha be 20 f1rt11atr a. ever % hKre
aer -. tgf there u s1Qst ceai % piet-1r-
IA trv1rg 90. it at east <.se- h~r an s1-A
s11- ~ &. at perfect. And - SAG - = No q
an kecp rs w4e ia thar ATE qf mad 4 =
tr1ess a. susrn 81 4 comic : a. K = TO nase
ler sl.t STAT Be- wants her g. b.
tssehe1.iua-- sSFiaina. hale n,-
si-h 8 sac rue - ard z cc<etF rza-p@r-
q rs-a egsIl4 5aY - ny slfe - yszr saY
q fhnkzE
-Ds4 "a ever try iaqs.r-1 the carry
ztr-ufaz ml1r.
-usa IL ehr-EisI ihe h-fls uias- with a
g and lntsrazi canxzlsu7f. pa eatireiy
ear % the sr,i-rstag.ianx q - AID srs.
sh1u ~ I ID. T. n1.-Ft ben half an
sassr ar I I'D ~ mefnrrg. - ~ % ny
nHfe "a ths inss rau szlr r ard ~. sz-
Esararnx % 81 N cp~nuG tsr "a -
rsarts h4f .he tls ITALIANS - sEeN az sx-
ss-. lat I had - -hrw e. al flrs'iv,
ate frrvrn o. fssqe-4frIra. but nnt ulsh-
q 20 o. 4nstasnx v1otea, ] mersy gave
~ = 81 ~ tre i-szfirr - telling No. hat
H-~- VI Gla4.t1re t1iksrt Is VIE 1iwavs
..e-r1 r s.ir-re H. cd - take z -
asf a-erfelt- he A. ~ - hizrself. with an
ether rns ~ fha-s ant laul1sts shrcsiss-
ia ses" b. frzrrd The early rior- ~
rr- Wf-a H-aeh 7-ervss
fai - rhuek,rt tre hrts r-a1-
WEI az. ~ ~ ~. 4 den's doubt 9 -
1- tr ~ wh1 q 49, that Nrs. Cad
.-r-= 80 rsser ~ tr. and TIER -ne wsut
-rt- aHesi rsfh - srrsr~stirr a. 4
~1srt a~~r sfaz ten rzl-s-- w s.tir<
20 so
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
FACTS FOR STOCKMEN.

Keep the collars clean II you would
prevent sore shoulders
Feed your bgttermilk 70 the hogs.
IL Is excellent for them
The full grown SOW viii have better
Filters in all respects
No better use eau be made OF clover
or alfalfa than TO pasture hogs on ii.
IL the hog has good pasture il will
Keep right or growing during the sum
mer.
The mud puddle s the hogs bath
aud the animal ought to have access
10 one
\ number Of advertised patent wa
tering arrangements for hogs are
worthless
The wide-tired wagon will enable
you 10 haul bigger loads over dry.
powd~ry soil.
The hog must have pure drinking
water. Stops can never supply the
place of water
Be humane enough 10 remove the
harness at the noon hour. The horse
merits this Kindness
One OF the best places to put money
Is in buying a good boar aud insusine
new blood into the herd.
We advise wet sponge on top Of the
horses head on hot days. or shade over
the head Do not place anything heavy
on top ami close 10 the kead.-Yesterr
Plowmsa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18


,l- s-'-- 1'.'r4 r. ar - 'l~ : y
te' i-s' J. ilenes -pn 2
ar a''-- 'Ae siel a-
"a
-- ~i sf-~r~ On -
- ~ KNIVES '- 80
i-'A piece 2a-r 20 ~
az --n-- s-e.r- 70 sPrinr
go laf n''.'''1s 'Ar ''Fl7ss
o. sl--oNs =
p -@ e HA-r
lFpa % la sfrr- rap
s' .r tFo1
On - y. -'H- .aNe
l-a- FH COS 2
H. srsr r7~n
'rr "ascn
- T RI -
- q =" ani p aoHu ae
ply n1'--r re l1e~r
e - 'Ps'lS Nhira Ho.'s '-e-t
W. p-~r rnf- th-F ar bed
i- NJ si"l
~ 2 never
'aHS-t.- ~ eraw
on 'ar o'''-
p a 10Y p eatrh
- ar -oHr ines. but
49, ne ha'.--
-s--s AEs- w.
~ ~n Saip~s h.4
& a n pas " aer-
. stop y -
ne ns corr in ore arm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
HE CORN HARVEST.
Hsw To RIs ~ CATER which Ds~s
tery En~~tI.- wsrk the
Aser.<~ Fsrn. fH~ta

Ary Ingenious farmer can rig Up a
sled vita knisss set oblique 20 the run-
n-rs. - that VIXEN drawn b-tween
ross % corn he cutting nav b don.
vita horSs power This pian Is far
better than the Old hand cutter. bu,
rot Up % he patented cora euttsrs.
zach q which % fh- ~ork % IS sneu.
Esnu~-s "a are ; feet % ? By lE-fu~h
plank Widfh % sled > feet 10 fnehr-
kuIr~s TO- arr > iaches long. made q
blades % an Old stalk cutter. very
sharp. slant slightly upward 20 make
\ sisntiaE cats th-ir front erd Is fas-
tsred fruiy 20 th@ sled By a wood
screw, the ha-k eud = inches from
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

me- a. prlk 1are Yoa have wasted
azs@ laf Hs in a week
-Hat fra hase .aiss thas 81 ef'sa eozt
yaa 80 - gan tAe hal.s FOR a week =
Never, I've ziusss rssu i To- I've
% sis. auE assl rrrS ess az that
TAa-'s ft-set a woman have the sgsiae
asa -As-4 bankrupt he waE.d "a
ysar
-Eat. ". Eavser--
NO u-.-ro rses Tn -ulr- 20 b. i
sew. - - P-aha1Iv hare 20 go ap a.
~ O'Clock 90 ti-s-usl rhe BOISE D. p -
Ser mob = creditors eI1morirx TO-
sHslr pa. >lea aaa 80 SEeh d IS e.
H. thr d5l.. lIa-. Mr. Iissser-the
'asf hair - break the camea-s back
NJ 'asT-r viii
les I kra7sl- she interrupted.
'four lawyer vin see ms lawyer ART
T ~ up ala4- ths divorce and aiirnarvs
Good sst- NlF- ssr-go9d uI-ht. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
AIDED By MRS. PINKHAM.

NJ y = Fsvro-. Yaurr-0zu.
Sq-.A nazo.- writes about her strux-
r. - rv-aln health after liz birth q
her .l.-is
uEAR Ma PTyEuAx--ft : With
reasarw IA. ! a.ii ulF t-stizaau- -
your -lst. hop.a< tha, = Haay iE1uce
oshc=s =. ava Themselves % you- Va
ua-ie mes.5e me-
As,-r ,he hl-th - ~ lltt,e girl.
three yearS an. M hath vas very
poar I Aat isucarrhssa basi--. ard 1
terrible bearinrsiava pam vhs-h
F-z5aa-lE go 7va-se natl I coz.d %
No war<- 40 bad keataehe rearly
t. The tlsne aa.i dry fs~Izn-s N-z-
situations WE'RE very Prut1se. appear
ins- ever two weeks.
"ItoalS medicine FROM good doctor.
h. t seemed 20 d. no god I "a.
hecuuius- aiarrnesi over n condition.
when rad ~our avert ii 4
paper I sent a. oncs FOR battie 81.
Lytia : Plnkharas Vegetable Con
Toant ard after taSia- tvvo-thIrris Of
tn bottle 1T - much better that
send tYr tVvo u1o-e- After using three
tottzes e.. a strong aat veIl - aay
CT
think i IS he bsst mediciae for
female weakness e~er advertised and
rceosalend i 20 evyrv laiy meet sui
terin- from this t-ou BE
Maternity Is : wonderful experiences
and many women approach l. wholly
unprrpaFed- Childbirth under rish;
coalitions need Rot ts-risv women
The advice q Ms. Piakha1l i fresI7
Offered - al expectant ulothe-s- ard
her adviec i bsyant question: the Eos,
valuable TO b obtained IL NrS. Pax
ton had written - Ms. Plnkha-a be
FORE confinement she would have beer
Eaveti much suffering. Mrs Pizxhaz.
asfsar,.es. a ~ur Mas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
He WAS A GOOD MAN.

she VS. a woman - years Old. and
MS On hey Way across town to TIE
depot A. -he ,a, dow IA The earwifh
sateh-l a. her feet. she noticed that
th- man On her r5gh. vas reading
newspaVer- She hesitated for
minute, but he looked Ike 4 good mar.
aui she tnally SAID.
-lhat~ t-en aNaF from home for two
weeks. AID an naturally anxious for
news.
Your home = at -
NJ srSser's Corners. sir
jet so I.emme see. Here T. an
item saying that sseryrting at shy
der Corners Is al right. There +.
ao'hieg whatever TO Worry shout.
Ha'am-"
Then my husband must be al
right
VERY likely. What. his name.
I pleasee'-
John ] Walters
He Is an right. mann at right
The EDITOR II the paper says h met
lin Yesterday. and i gias 20 inform
b. readers that John J. walters i.
looking setter thar for a year pas
lou can Fest easy on your hus6a nsI' /,
aeeouut-
Ihans yoa. ssr.- heartily replied
he woEatn- Il left nv sister = Sarv
>horter-iu charge Of the house wk~u
istt. aEd she vas afraid sh- was
soias 70 have 'h= agus- n sary got
ehi.'s th~u she eouidn't have made
soft soap
-hlt sarah : al right. ma.am-alI
right replied the mau a. be turues.
The paper over. M here il - TIE
sdiser says be Nas driving past and
saw sarah making soap. ard that sh-
promised Hin gallon Of Il a. soor :.
- Nas made lie adds fhaf sarah va.
very ehe-rfzl Nothing 70 worry
about. ma am-narhiaz a. sIf~
lad oar house hasn't beeu strucb
b. fshsu agz-
We. ma 'asn-
Yer fhr barn burned upe-
we ml-sm- lou viii r~ack hem
% ard THAT the cows havsa't lost an,
% their horus. the pigs haven't got oaf
u tire pen aud the rasu-barrsi at n.
kitehsu door hasn't fallen down To-
the NauF - water. ] get OF here. an
I am glad 70 have been q service 1,
yau.-
Aad when he had gone the woman
looked around the car aud said to III,
do2eu pas srrgers collectively
lie Is What ! call good man. an.
II had only thought 70 ask bis nam,
! know ny husband would have sen
bin enoHgh ForS and 'taterz TO last hi
family two whole weeks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
A DOCTORS DIRECTIONS.
They save a daughter
from blindness.

v.~-s father w-ss-s that ys1rs e is the
h-st u~dirf-~ IN the -oFid- yes csa
a.fow sn-@ahssx fer sermtn< ezsr2r4-
rz.<e ,. tie .tstrzezt u yoa k.o~ tsst
the --1fer-~ praised cared a loved
daaxhf-r 81 disease snst Fe~sSTt& g Ser
the ey~<f<ht --arir Lost rh~ best ned
f~i1< N the worid Tor yea 10 tae z-6icsae
tat rur-s voz- Tnrre csat - anything
setter No z~Sici-e caa do -ose thas
care That - vhy fohn ;. eocd<. of
orriek- No. writes IN thrsc strszg terms :
De. Ayers sa-ssp.ritf. u TIVE s~ss nod
Srise IN the world Ny dzught-r sad .
relapse after tie measles. due 20 tskia4
eoid So ~as 1ezriy htins-- ard was oaltx-t
70 r-nssa - q dA-k rr-orn all TIE time
Ts~ 17rfor. ccaif xt-~ h-r No relief oa<
81 then directed me % give h-r sy-rss
szrxspartiia- rvo botties cared her esn-
pietsiy~
TIE thcrsa-ss 81 t~<si-eria's - TIE
vsiae Of D-- Av~~ss sz-<aparsits repeat
ever sad oF~- .xats. n enc for7 81 ssother
the errre.stan The doctors rave h-r
~ r-fi-f. enc Of them directed ne 70
give her Dr. Ayers Sarsara-fiiA Two
bosff-< com pi~trfr cared her~
II - a co-s-rc1 experience - try D..
Ayers sarsspsrfiis a. , last resort Il 70
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

eon-o- experience :, ha-- - -,
eArsapsrtiis prr<rriees ~ 80
II 70 Soin -on -xp~rt<nr- e - =
picsc care fotis~ the - ~ -
q tsss zr-sf blood pzrffytEx 49,. y
A<czzar- Z "a = sV~rsSr ~ - s.-
btoot @tsra*e- ~ disease -. =. -t
n bad or tup1r- bio.s- D. sr~- "a
arartiz. sctfzx directly ~ r. 49, = =
moving tts Impurities s=3 .s-4-- :.
ssts,srs=s ea-rgy- viii prem 5tly 60.
the disease e
IRE great frstsre 81 Dr. Ave.. So.
ria = tA< rz4lcat cures tat 80. =, =
80 as~ May m-1tct7-@ o~fv -
disease - they ra~h TIE Ss--f-. -.
asfer the skis. ts<y pstss ~ cs-.--.,.-.
-ith s1ntic a-e~zsraf cr=rwaz1s A.
disease rsx~~ "a the v-ias ftk-a
ARE. s11 se-z- dzy hrrass n-f =
csntc <rupttoa tsst eats ~ - -.
sy-rs >ar.aprrfiis Eo<- % th- -
makes the f1unssia Ciea- ssd - 80
are ctrsn- u make the rsct 49, -
thc FRAT - xoof % give. Nsra-- -.
eir--sts she 1-~sts 20 bald - - $50.
dnw1 corsfstatlo.-acs - hrsc- i a. -
sff-aisnts or p4sch u NJ "a ia So.
Sad for Dr. Ayers cs--hook sa4 -
mere socut the cures effected ~ 49,.
re-etv. II. srrt fr-r o. r-4u~.s - -.
J c Aver Co. Lo--if. Mas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
now TO Build a HAYsrAcx.

Keep out bottom campness. A pole
should De set up in TIE middle Of this.
TO give srsadin~ss to the stack. par
tieuisriy ~ ifs upper part. and to af-
ford an attachment for ropes that
should run from the point AT the top
Gown over the sides. 70 keep the has
from blow ug of Und~r these ropes
pat cap 0f cloth 70 start the water
down over the sides proP%rs. In this
way but a minimum OF loss will be
Observation-Disclosures Agrieulturfst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18


r11zr-ss. -10k sos ever saw Il
t.feaea
-N-1er tsd. NsTer safd vorl
~. eagos=a 10 a-tssi ara1af to mean
s#el rh|Eg Auaa sat- sprsa LeF
a5t-
-E4t yea talked &c Ea4-irz her
Veg.
= ID .h1t 20 sn1rtsa her up. but
{ l. e 20 use Discharge lsr ta-Eor-
~ -h~ table Nr. B0-rer fou-5 flu.t
sl'a the steak Tire coffee. tte pc-a-
-a-,. ard ever tAEus else. ara a-aIly
called out-
-Nrs- Eawssr- are ven s-ure hiiri -
-uf course not she replied What
= il row
-Thsu hov zane YOU 10 buv such
honey as ;hise Anyone ba, a blind
s-onan cogld see thar It is buckssh zeal,
and ast clover. WY. a dog wouldn't
touca it"
Bet you ordered Il yourself
WHAT. ordered this honey
-feu ordered = Of Green through
/ fhe telephone. Thursday. Don't yau
-enemb.r- you had 70 spell on, til
word hoaey before be could under
I stand 80
-Never. Never tslephonst. Nevsr
spelled out the word. Better take t.
/ cut ~ bury it.~
Af,er dlnnsr she began 70 ct ready
20 20 downt0un. when he suddeoly
/ looked up from hzs aperauIasked:
What's uu uas4 -
-Hhv. vo. said sc we're "a 20 down.
,ora rh5s evening
You aau.. be ~rarv, Drp-t vog sur.
poo ever want night To 1T davsr
sad r..r rnvseffe TIA wonder there.
p woman Iefr alive on earth It..r.tb
a- So, Cad. pad. pad. from morrip-
/ tiI n.rht- What Co YOU want down
tow
-Yaa sad Vel see about some 81
v~rssa-s
,-rwar-. silvsrv,r., Gre,
Eress Hss+ Z. -he y..-.,, t,.-,.5.-
W--r- r.- hush.fs - &. nov s, -,
lHoas-. Wee 20. II i ne efo.st ao,,,
cellar. upstairs ara il n. p.rr.-, II
10 sh- fas,u- asv9strr 49,
~ur. Raxs.r. aidn-t Yea call n
Vh5ek~4. wker won vent avav !.
naau - sh-a-L-4a.ss- ,srr.ie -
-fhirk~vs Never. I'm r.t in "a
.ls-s.- t,,..s-...--
-Bn. rar r~-r.5rrv s-4 -
Il ~-rt.5rss ,lf.gg-rs Cas-L.,s ~
vh~a las sasr a.shas IN, -,
Ile--warou 70 rar over me-
Ahogr @irhr a,elssk TIA. .v@nfp,, r
removed ~ she's % pus an A. -
r.rs. bat suddenly rsusrr s-5 }.
quirvg-
Is there 4 rsrriug rss,r-. ia ,b.
! honss Mr. R..,,sa-e--
-whv rer-af-1v-
-Ar,I n nice. - .h..--.,,--.s-.
swhat Or earth a v-~ 80. ,
sh~~p-twiu.
4 want 10 darn This b,,f~ rr =,
. sock. Som- meas vs5..s r,.- -, -.
Things in kaTf an bou- bv. - -
! has beea there thrre weeks rv~g.
! TO darn IL. the sane a. have - -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

= unity trF vfsirr-- No. Nors seorrei
f-arrre rlnsuav team trar as shuuf q
i1-a 81 ihs sfse-y1ik ua-re there werr hnz
ireris q ~rrnsr ard caEf~a He saT-.
xr hvez. hst h,-t ks 81 Hu~siresfs ~
~ - .aFesf rrsrv v~-r b. II s<rsstsr >
: arsseh E-tsrs. Ferpfr -ha are fass e
~ q -s~fr gave ~ q fr-ersf~rz ~ storm
30. liver. h.s~'. ana hi1od are hrruzh.
aarS - god he1itA ~ = Al the ssck
s11sd tsy 4.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
BUILDING A STACK.
u 70 "A Task R~qutrfuE Nat IIftI~
Work Bat some Care and
ThoaxhtfuIn~~s

Many tors % hay will have to he
81 eked out of doors. because of seant
room within the barns. Many of these
stacks will probably De wholly. or in
part spoiled from improper building
\ platform should first be built. TO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

He-WLy 5 il. should like 10 know.
that a woman Fever hits what she
throws att i II due 10 some fault in
The construction Of her arm
She-No. A woman never throws
anything until she : - mad she can
rot sss stFaight--CiacinnatI En-
aaIrer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

he proud to be public with try to keep
and your
The pale checks the dark shadows under the ccac
dropping of the young wfe FORM VIVA, they mean, Th
that her falling that her strength going
something be done help her through coming r Of
maternity
Build her by of tonic with specific pow
Such as Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
get it at any druggists.
Following publish by request letter from young wifeof
her accord she addresses her suffering
from modessy she asks withhold gives
and street number Chambebur Pa she easily
personally or by letter:
To Suffering Sssers-Let your benefit tel
ing what Lydia E Pnkham Vegetable Compound
for am but nineteen and suffered with painful ensraton
leucorha dizziness burning sensation back
head and Of muscles
pains could sleep well unable without pam and
oh how longcd to be WELT
One day wrote to Mrs. Pnkham telling her all knowing
do perfect confidence.
She wrote lovely letter reply telling exactly
do. After taking bottles of the Compound box of Liver
Pills and using onehalf package of Snaiive saw an
cured am happy and happiness
Mrs. Pinkham
Why will suffer when help near7 Let
has had experience urge all suffering women especially Young
wives seek Mrs. Pinkhams advice-Mrs R. r, II,
Catherine ST. Chambersburg. Pa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

Fifty years ago the population Of
Europe was about 30 COO. Geo: il -
so-eay s0EsIlsss5!y over 81. sgo. ecQ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

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sur~s tas.satiF- Al &r-i.rsts = e~nts D
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
ALL MEN LOVE BEAUTY.
Mrs. Pinkham Counsels Young Wives to Keep
Their Attractiveness-A Letter
From Young Wife.

Scven-eighths of the
nen IN this world mar
~ A woman because
she IS beautiful IN their
eyes :
What 4 disappoint-
mcus then TO sec the
fair young wifes bear
fading away before ay'
passes over her head,
/ feel as If Iwould like
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18
Warm Weather

Weakness q q=aeklv cveracz@ b. n.
taai1x aai lilaa earlet q szalites %
Hood >l-szptr. It's great =ei.-
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mean srat.a AL a. etlrr f-r s-c.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

inf elltlLkNet " SIElr " f8S
i due not only 70 the originality and
simplicity u the combination. bu. also
u the care and skill with which IL IS
manufactured By scientific processes
known IN the CALIFORNIA FEs STRIP
%. only. and we wish 20 Impress upon
al the Importance OF purchasing the
true AMI original remedy. As the
genuine syrup Of Figs j. manufactured
b the CAEfFoESTA FEG STRIP Co.
oaly. know ledge of that fact will
Asst one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
tie>- The high standing Of the CAIr-
F0RSrA fIs >rKrP Co. with the unedi-
ca profession and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup Of Figs has
given 10 millions OF families. makes
the name 81 the Company a guaranty
Of the excellence % its remedy. IL Is
far in advance Of all other laxatives.
A. Il ats On the kidneys. liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing then- and il DOES not gripe nor
naHs~at.- In order tn get its beneficial
effects please remember the name Of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
sAN EnANcIscs. Ca
'sff~wsLls- ~ NEW vow NJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-08-18

sayto every young woman who IS about
to be married. Strengthen yourself in
advance. so that you will not break down
under the new strain on your powers"
Keep your beauty, it Is a precious pos
session, Your husband loves your beauty.