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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

herso1. wh5eA william WaIae~ cap
7lr7L- Nth HIS f---ry Lazarxueu- NJ
sle -irs e bis rzmpt- q re-
seH=e FIR -Ae dsarh - Laslv Nar55-
and for sae frer Of Ss-os1ud- Th@r~
fore Nsual EzaatE. the Sc1reaZ1Z- called
tn Pzee uumtar-cu
JTan that eniu.le <re~ The -cuu Of
G~~lr-~-eNu- Waleh was named after
the lrss -aa rf Niran Balls ana &,
ma quite a slipping port irzx before
tn rl-g e W~4st5E-raa uax dreamed o.
- before the colonies reh~l ausI
fought fn- fzsl-r-r~ The p--~5-
pas street e thar a-cirnt -ova tw
j. row 4 par= os the zara-zz apsa-.
Wa Z~- A1mh1r-ez Many
people <rll 1llez the eorou5nl village Ok
- original u1me q Du-5arzoz- but
OIL Niziaa Pal The ~~o=~hmau- VIA
sz WoEt kl-s ral,-5 10 G-eer-etowu
AFTER ~ eve8 sn-- ausz h- preserved
80 original ua efth Pac~ by giving
81 70 t1r price street wh~r~ al ot
- bu vas transacted H5ga -h-
o- farmers and v5rh thz ship.
ouauz into s p-
Els ou. ha- VOC viii D.
Interested The story Thr writer. Al
msst 81 Ess- a-u Ms cerk in THE %
lae II rke s1reuu -es~zl q The array;
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14
PUT TO RoUT.
s~~s~a N an Es<tEsA-
man vita a HARD Nam<-

FrutahiF the sn.=r wnhsfg Known 1rf -he
aust p.puH- uaa ~ NERs = la-1n rlrx
s- <3ast su1rT 11st BE- hsns r. y ~ Hrsn-
q rar1rT- lz1 e q nor sfrgn taae - ssll- ane
MsrtvlE - eva 1-r-suE The tiiinE
n- r. al eaepraau- W. rrrarninx IRON
tar-re a rU wes2s ~ siut Mr rurx-r
am4 suW mTrs ar s~~ af an arg ~rman
w@l wE ~asrgbnxv cHt ant coarse a
1s &uuneatEuu@ 81 Anrruan INST n1raaus
seagft 6 a. aug a. guuL aasf then
-a-t Cd uuhr-iv rsmoa~rn-e wrTh -ta-
tax -auan ans snsN aum Wherein - s--ei
m - pralru- I'd Auer1sHHz
a1ee SEA ever essn n The TaT-sf
>1ee~ I Hstst sam ore svenzzg uaRn Ne
as "a ere ~ az srrar
IT, slCssl H~ ever and then sad va
~ geeft mail aaus nsver e~wn IN Nneru-H
lnar t1-rltr nv Erf1 / zut
lat q sleei g Eau knlx 1iuur whls
VuG Er~ rfs1r
sat- y g ne Nv Z ss wsa- rzH 1--
11cfdgr at Uas EHaura1 Aaarln4a-
see WhIz "a ~. tsal sal -
Inn. =Nsu A HaanGzss sshIek Hwaark
Wat /. Naaz raa 1-
Ehaz caaresi chn IN Il AhHr. md
trsr b. eve &r- Tahsr 4 wsae her-h
n y Hera1
When -me men start 70 tel a sclrv vuz
wi SIRE Hzls tx hitting ttera tel wf-a
a'r t-Elng % eAtaSz the s1hisrt-W tzhinz
-sn tsszp1srE--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14
vASSAR GIRLS EAT.
A~sss1.4fa< Appetite for Pancakes
Exx.. NEKk a.a yxx~taAE<s

\ great deal Of srgdyiag Is done At
Nass1r. doubtless But i part of the
daily programme which Is never neg
is~tet IN the least. 10 matter whar else
suffers 10 the table The motto OF the
college glrt wb0 - not a dig Is Eat
drlns and be merry. for tO-morrUw we
wOrA And there are no digs a, Vas
sar-
The P~OUghke~psie zru1ent home On
Tarfozgh- paused and locked shcu~hr-
full foE = nlouuerr-
The suul total Of table destruction
dEEizg rh< year Is appalling. she con
uInusL The NaSsar farm COMPRISE.
nearly ae0 sersS~ The asparagus beds
cover IN ACRE Of gE01nd~ and IN the sea-
son yield fEuZ = 10 - bgneh<s daily.
Th0Zszn&s % 6gashss Of esEery are d.
vOGESd by srhsrSaI freshmen sopko-
@Ores> Seniors and juniors every year.
Aundre1SOf bushels of tomatoes. 0u5syus
and potatoes r required TO keep pace
vita mental progress. and Quantities
Of 2lIk- Eggs and bread that wouId
ma3s the 9dheate yoang LADY Of the
1ouooG-easInz period of % years axu
faint with horror are yearly consumed
by these ~vTvzeIous dzms<ls who ear
read Latin and Jump hve-harrxd gates
with equal facility About - COWS arr
owned by the college. and they supply
the girls With about 10000 quarts a.
miI< annually The Vassar girl l. fond
OF an egg for her breakfast That !.
SHY about l9o,eaa eggs disappear every
year
If there L. 4 thing o than
LaxEn and Greek and psychology and
xeaG~uy- an& rrixozSmetry- thar rhz
yas<zr girl likes il Is pancakes n
quantity Of pancakes consumed AZ IL
college Is enormo1< The grSddIe i ten
te<1 long and rhrs~ feet wide The Vas.
szr Fazezke has turn and ! brown TIA,
are Psszzrsy frz c=z N spite Of tk-
girls ton6ness for cakes. hcysver.o ulv
abo1t 1@ba arr eous<aed A. 5-sakfassi-
~ n Advertiser.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14


trn-t &9trens 1etsrs E1i -arv rrurrszeary
rsuan1e- Ut VI ne hsr@s-A
Narvh trad Ur. ~ ans Pax
p Ir Pa Pscpl- Ard tsf-e I had Ia
1sas1 tie -rss tex I bsxan - feel that shsy
psre e=nr ms rssd I rvusHr1wd usng
t1sm 1ast -centrlT Ersw BETTER
hare u@wf sa-re~u Huxss "a thu . !.
1-t -1atv sssi better thar "a tk~ rass -.
tesn Estrs ~ayHpV~tTse mr1a.A ! few brxhs.
e.s~rrE tna have a te-rre 70 rye ant sne1F
Heere1
! lEre b~s- a Esnher " the N.thas5 C
rnz-rh far manv wears. ku- &c 81 vsnr@
va Ezasis % a-rsnA Ian sbds NV % At
reat tn eaarem -erunee- sxlarEv aaf Ger
nav a~rprsvn-s that rr1vsc rorsu4sr
D. " Pax Fhs fr FaAH Peapls q
nf-rfzi EH-tes-s nzt an runHiers -
Other uetc-s c-ut a1ue sTsc~-i she VI
1erru eu-p shev haue n NJ es~ Er
w aurE Pal Ps Er Paa P4-rs 49,
rc-pa-st 81 uFsssftle rr--gsGrs t.hs sNsrs
q 7uHsrsE rsasrr SEF< sm8 s=r
~ 80 1d1rs1 r11s rl-1r -azV sease
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

~ hccaf aspirations. a. they ezanar r-sen
the A<e1sed psrtasn sf tie ear. There ~
Only enc N.F - eurx 4r11nss-. and thzs -
By constitutional rwuzg1ars Dentness .
ea1~-t b an aEans-t eaas11aon Il the mn
GUS anlnx af she ksssEehaa Tlse- a~a
taaz t1ns gse- u-tal-1 you have a ruHnnh1x
@san4 g imperfect searfng and when & .
~nsHrsiy eia=s-f teaEzx-z n the reszzE and
mes rhr n11n=zaalna eHa - TAKEN snx
and rn= r1be rx=tsre1 - - arruaa era
E-as.- Aearrrg 81 - DESTROYED n-rsver
ARE cases 5ge st Ten ara csn--t - eaearrh.
<harh . nassz1w hur an attained cunstItrn
1t ehe nacsas surfaces
We Wi rve 0us Hzntrp2 Driiars foe ans
ez<s at l~afnr~z fraa-s-t By earzrrhf tiat
naa,t - sEret hy Halls Cz14-ra Cure
><1d bur eirwaiar~ Tree
FL CheurT Co. TaietsN O.
SID By Drarr@s& u
Has FEru5s PIls ar. the best
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14
my WIFE'S LIFE"
How | was the e
of saving it.

ws-r me faaxs are sr-z<sr1 49, -
synpnsa1s 81 ssassun 5tsaz arp1srs Iaen
tzxtzs t1z Ef-z<xt= a~-~~<1 afrTras1 a1f
raar A~9ss-sTtsx Es~4s< s1trh s14Fs IL
tansr-a1s4s s~nuHxfty. n % o es1py nssa<
- ra- .Eraxrtw 1888 <ts<.<< - snu4asre4
srt a~altr r~sns~~& ssra "a hs-a9 4p~s
nar sfsars enf tax ~eraxxhG- 1ax q Id n
ne ra4< 81 NJ < Nsrr1& a<m5A1. ren1.
~aa $50 HA< viz ~a<41zx a-d rnf1x
art -~1vsHcfs,S h<Ert~ss ag1 ta<n sag
x~sr<t u.s stn7t< Exuxtr hat gr.4xse
Ear e4r= he s<I1s Las s1ary tsast
s~v-a v-.-. sr1 nv VIE ha9 o m---.
s1cack az hanx t-sasf~ whi<s ne pay
suriEns eruuuunr~f ~@-~~an -st-nA Tvs
rstr1 vns extremely fsscr-s-inL ssr>-
sally t1 -nxae. and Wa fr<gsentiF
afr--utrt sfth Inc s1ftti1x ~ ktnrst rn~
4ncr-rs o<faH a1ahE< 10 A-t1 he-. Z IN
tns-4 Axr - Try d. kv~~rs Cherry P~-xturxf
art was surprised az ne r-rsr r<in<f q
give B-Asre Hs&nr enc ~,uf- botrt< ss~
sas rurwA - taa- sew sh~ - sr-uuz s11
4air- s-sfftv Tnsf tars -u-tixfr~ ss~-f
~ vFf<s ftt- Z have s.t ne t-sst tsuAe
! af<av< k>rp ~ AYERS Cherry F-xtsrsl
n re essn~-- Ef-1~~er snr u nv Esmifv
base . cof4 % eusxs v< use T. aa4 are
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

2rvtiy srr~1--K wansz r-vss,.
= ~zt-sts-r ia ~--su--
bic - s1nif 4Ehstzs1 ant - IA
II - cay - <9f EAat t1as "a ~
enmsnn gEanl Nrs the p~hrsHa
va rsxY s.unfa srs-
"a aE& Dr. AYERS cs~-rv
10 nany skrn4f4r ra--
s<~m& 10 arrse the rur.s -se Z
sanTenn N - -srE~r s1zx-.
et Es4s remedy. TA~rw = -
et-- mr. pulmonary trsnh1~-
AFzrs CARRY R-~nsraL r
cases sf AsxAzna. snaf 3runr .s4 -
lief -s- sesn s<r-fshsr- nsfs
p--n1rF eurrs CsuEAs ar4 cs
Grippe. s1d al a1-ctsau~ 81 49,
ant hn.s& E~--tstar- = Ave.
fsrtnr1A fas trw1 rus n =
s<sftir- 1ufy- or SIS r-~ tar--
o wsrha wst< &~-4nt fsr a
t<- inc r-u~tS - naw -. - =
baf1f~ss az hnff u~fr~-sn r~--4 -
Dr. Ayers Cu-snar& free 1st -
u ; ear-s -1-rt<t ~ u Avs~4 -
P-~snrzA A@t---. = & Ay=- - rs--y
Mass.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

tive Ssrn narr-ed re years.. nad the
rr-mF fsris ufarrun Nnm Dstr1ir-
That's nrrn nG laughed the Chiraxr
wluan she acrupie@ me sine -sn- 90 the
trtn I've k--n MARRIED fvs times
DsEruir Free Pr--z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

AIr1s Frct EAse q DIV r ~
r ~xrvs painful svuiira. nar sur--
feet ant ast1neiv taxes the NJ
cerns Hn1 bsSnnsns It's tho
sf shs aze El-ns
tfxht or new sbus- feel eI~ 49,.
cure sur sveatinx eailaEs- ant arr - -.
M f-~t tn z tl--Esg S1Hfbrnr -g--.
ard sase scsres r. IRA rm rr-a FrFr
41afr--s Allen : OfmztsL Z ny
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

Thats rzpas 7UtarR. en- med 4.
hrtIe rri e. the eallsr whn va -
a tram>st ~phetogr4pa en- the r-
wouldn't INV & a1le~4 [ m
Z . zue a smile ca the f8ce ear -
Una
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

II wa asns a raan -7@ @af se -
gruanEt kfcer - corr1x a~a n1r--
Christian Work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

Thave svrnt Pi=a-s Cure ssr C-arsunVrana
~ uua NJ rs,Hsins-F z LarE Iii
>euts =. Csgin<tsr. Nv Oct I. Ess&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14
RHEUMATISM.


To su<rr Sc gsars wth a rryva NJ rar-
r. tamszss whea ha@-@ xU3fHl u~zesilcai
srezs-eE-- rss Nhra n. esref - q sure
1anHat r<ue4Fs = ta& he wklrk eete1
Mrs Gearg l. Enxsr& e W s-e Mar
street, s4a11n- y Y
tarr@sa Esnrs er at Mr. Ewg-s
:. q rsFsrrsr- wns H-r1rkst w1sh faFam-
saz1rT r1sula-usm Hasi a gsnE rHss5u &
@eNsF@ Nag can gprg @snzwW hat cf shat
snftIred uera Vru kok - sksse htnat.
LrsV we're 1scar-e& swas1e,4 1zl swr p
w rrat- -ea. = ~ nrneh cz- 81 Stage .hns
N< 80 10 nFs Heru- fa< esh@r~. Tia er3
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

When a rri <ns5-nr herr- sf---
wha-t ~ hsr htsi~ hrrrae- Ill. -
ready % asa her Erisr fr4 1ar 1as-
cara ksrurL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

We never have a very rod rrs.ar = 4,
rzsa u w1arn making an 49,
easy n eryIng comes u aNamar-
Glscs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

A man who vsa-S a pair ef -versho-- Ut
the eAarA b 6fsssA E1rw- whsr~ ervrT rsnnv
: thut hs ever ha4-W rshirr-cn pernrrar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

The zsars xrrk a maa has the nrrv ether
rerpi~ wsar Ann % DIS thsirs-W nsh1rg-un
Nerureur.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

-s mas- BE- b1-rlb
ne f-as1.s -araa4r il alwas -s-
ar- NJ ~a-s k~T. s-v
Ths csha-sr-~ -~ p,
vh1- -- --l~t % l---o
-s-f rkr ue'rte of -h-~e ri 80 <1trs
sewn .o -h-ut -h~v arr r-1-- Neither
ARE q ttev can s-r ~ -.rv faE-|
70 --r rlru arr a --s1-
@ z~.1 lus- Co b. ha-w -ru~ut
q r-rs rarrv-
fss- r~rra r.s. hr 20
srp a-Ftn- ne No.
~a weH w -,a
% ~-- -- -.C - w--..~5
La r-- s-7- -.~ -.-r u -hs-
state a-.rr
- f-sr-. sr-~
-~
Laer-y- f- Cay ara 7 in
v b. -o erar Jsu& ara -,a-- TOM
we -v~. n .o-n f-
Ir~-nasr- reu brra-~r- was
al us asked fer ~ hr-l fr frsi we
sent o aou- -U mIv lisa rz~f
-- $50 tsr-he- FIR <ren husael t-i nv
s1arr uas hv~ hs a-f dsa-r 1r-
keep r n -1vr ar- Ken an 1ata A.
EwaaI Bryant "a -se eouu-
-1 aaf - bright rs - a nal
azcv q seek anE 49, wsrv -tlrsF
Nrrtar utter -har -a-a-F M
f-ar --a- TIRE T- zfr rrs~zn--a--
a-~ without w u .r~ -h1r -h-
cal. -z~ .E.--- s-r- w.--~
s-,-~ ana r- <ar- p. ,s~
ka-ta ~ ~ Crra u -. w---v- E-
% g-aa -, v-a~
am u5~r NJ NM r4r-,.-E
S-ara as.uu- IL mrus
.--~r - an ws s-4 b ].
,u-7 Eli a-rtv - - =
LIE m - end relieve ~ dr.
4-nr~
"a. 80 A
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

frnnraarv and ssrsrStisaan grt m-<reI be
5sre the aeaL-Eams Hsrz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

baes vuur Head 4rhr1 r
lures a1Sfa1sT A. trsE 1rs n
Eaxr1n Nehrlca-3lk w
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

Leisure hu,Ers I-r the h@-s ar the wgrss
ua-r Of aur EEgs-E1m Earn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

Both the method and results vhe,
Syr1pof klgsE tzksn; Il Is pleasant
AMI refreshing To the tasts. ansl act,
gently yet PrOuptly on the Ksfnevs
Lver-znd Bowels, eieanses the
tern eHectuaIly, dispels colds. heai-
aches and feyers and cures habiru.l
Constipation Syrup Of Tirs i she
Only rvne1y OF It's kind eve ur,-
duced pleasing To the taste and r.
espsable 10 the stomach prurups n
NJ action and truly beneficial Il ~
ELECTS prepared Only fruu the uoss
healthy and agreeables SUBSTANCES. H.
many excellent Qualities commend n
to al and have made Z TIE Ms
PoP1lar remedy Eozn
Syrup OF Figs i for sale IN 81
cent bottles by al leading drur-
glsr< Any reliable druggist vSo
nay not have Il On hand VIII pru-
cure It pruuPsly for any one Who
sssnes touyn Dono< accent aux
snhsSisHss.
CALIFORNIA R Sxpep a
1As HzssczsEs. esx
Ssts<<4~ X Es ngaI n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

wisn g si.-x res hsas n ~ uns- -
rvrs sven - az NJ bs rurrugur plays Al
[ rh@ tzie -Wask ar-su usuncrar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

IncS-Is Z trs that she = a countess,
Tem-Es - ] @w bee mv-sf az rhe s1zh-
So &~ n an 4p-c1Nu essahhslm-nE-
u 70 Date
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

Take Laarus R-sErn guinIne rabisrs AT
druggists -rfanf marev tx haiis - eare. -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14
MALyTyA FIXED II.

NJ s-1us = unnrs waeks3 th1- sAsa--x n
4 I've <ua-Elns EarZ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

AHghtiy lrrau-gd ! -rvsre % crrhfI.
rnd v6eie-s wuuI srvm 20 have Just
been gathered g q Dollhouse For ol3-
r ure Alack guEsrrzs aztI 6g1rs 80
Prvy are -n-led with sazsrd rrv=-
watts. or wirh a auneh - brilliant RED
Eeranfuus and rh- small s~ulir rriez
q daaanaS frsm whash many 81 rAs
airy Fufs -s~- are s1sc azting ID n.
exrrrms-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14
FROM FOREIGN cLrMES

LAZY Erzesfiz@ Brzaesea-Brrre.
iaurhfrr a. the marquis es Aileshary.
uzafs 20 SAL hqr own yacht. and has
.rppFe,1 TO the beard o. trade Z be ex-
.1zsuzd for a masters c~rrrfsrafe- Tke
.scard refuses 20 exzEi7e her because
he ka zaz
rew srzie rosie between India and
easter. Persia has t~~n established
~adch ruus sor salf the Sx,snr.
hrou-S lr.1s azster British ~PruseStisn-
saa shertezs The Journey by a noah
Z runs fruz usetta 70 NssAesL- 1859
- Nes kasr been dug asd post.
-staHshrd ziuz- tk~ road
Ne~ South W4-es has a she5re - q
rsx-oas sus-zaI pests for wkc-e S-<srrc
lioa The eolouy paid out stsa.sa IN
s5uaries asf { Nze-g them lrs
a~anIcootS F~aa<=eio1s. woa1bntS wah
ahf~- ~kaa-aroass ~zas. nasiv- do-s
lying fozrs kas<aruo zt~ erows and
11rv@
Lzke Ekwa- O. LecPolL 5<swe~a
Ezkrs Tarzuvita ard NyaxSa- u Cen
trail Africa wash she's Erss c~.ccvsrrs3
- rSn was - ufi~% heus b. -
Broad . reported ~ rrv~ut travellers
70 haVe rlasst up euzPetsiy. III
- % tie AXE = no~ a plan eovsrer
sSrh -sr& woods
Love ~ Make r~ merry. Warm
me up ard -Y0a daur expect IL savs
rvs registered b. th~ G-rzlaa Patent
Ieir~ a. trad~zarks for a~seoholc
iriaks safes ssszarhs Is srrrP.ess
1ssy beczase " IS Latin whfs~ -uue BE-
fore brrakia- or and The very asst
tre regretted as osfag expressions "a toe
-om-1u use
lord Pezrane~- vhn. ,kogx. he has
-rrirs,i frrm tke e~n~h = ssfn dean o.
ta< evarr q arvhxs and sits n ev~Iesf
~H<taeti cases rsesutiy Ge~assd a 81. n
Esshss& vssat nrz-z- TIE t1wyers
30 ssaeucx ur sfrher ssle In 80
1ouss % cvavurari1u- whrrr ekurre
Fuarrsls arg r1keu ~sera1usfy rs actiog
naS ts~u dsuounevd as "a hrrissgse tcc
rG~SuioHs fsr evrn . ezr1c OPERA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

Hoods pills Az CRY FE O. @<s
hfooA - III, ul-e HaoE szrA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

g-srvtiy ~r-~L--K wama- ---
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25
Which
do you like best-grocer-
bills or doctor-bills?
Use the wholesome
baking powder - SchsI-
hngs Best s.

O. w. Powers and A. J. Evans spoke
at Santaquin Saturday night.
The Republican party OF Lehi intend
to have a grand rally on Monday, Nov.
Z, 1898. John Henry Smith, George NJ.
Cannon and George Switzerland will
be the speakers, while John Z. Meakin
and others will sing and recite. This
rally will take place at CARTS Hall. Ii
suitable arrangements can be made the
Democrats will have rally on the same
evening at the Meeting House at,which
Congressman King will speak. Definite
announcements will be made in the
next issue.
Candidates and politicians are com
planning that it is very hard to arouse
any enthusiasm this year. We take
this to mean that the voters are going
to do some deep thinking and vote for
their mutual interests instead of TO sat
isfy the personal desires of chronic
Office seekers,
The national issues OF the parties cer-
tainlv enter into this campaign so far
as vote for legislative or congressional
candidates are concerned, but outside
OF that the fitness OF the candidates
should be considered and no man that
is incompetent should be entrusted with
public office.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25
At HIS Mercy.

Pease-I had an awful time at the
dentists.
Hubbard-Worse than you expected?
Pease-I should say so! He put some
of his confounded Instruments in my
mouth so that couldn't talk back.
and then he told me his wheel was bet
ter than mine.-Puck.
An English woman who was injured
in her garden by falling telephone
wire recovered $3.50 damages. An Ed.
monitor woman who suffered after
drinking part OF "a bottle of ale said
to have contained dead mouse sued
the retailer and was awarded $3.50 dam.
ages. A Bromley grocer was ordered tc
ipay $105 damages for injuries sustained
by customer by the spontaneous igni
tion of a box of safety" matches.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25
Utah County Democratic Ticket.

For State Senate:
ABLE JOHN EVANS, Lehi.
A, o. SMOOT, Provo.
For State Representatives:
JOSEPH LAPISH, American Fork.
JOHN 4. BETS, Payson.
MARINUS LARSEN, Spanish Fork
WIN. NJ. ROYLANCE, Springyille.
For County Commissioners:
A. M. DAVIS, Lehi
JOS. T. McEWAN, Provo.
WIN. b. HUGHES, Spanish Fork.
For County Sheriff
GEO. "A. STORRS, Springville.
For County Treasurer:
OF. MALMBERG, Santaquin.
For County assessor:
ROYAL T. HUSH, Payson.
For County Attorneys:
JACOB EVANS, Provo.
For County Clerk:
GEORGE HAVERCAMP, Provo.
For County Recorder:
MAY Brown SPENCER, Provo.
For County Surveyor;
ANDREW ADAMSON. Amer'n Fork
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25
Complete Accord.

Mr.. Bloobumper-How is your love
affair with Miss Perkasie getting along,
Spatts?
Mr.. Spatts-Thereis complete accord
between us upon one point.
That's good"
II told her I loved her better than
myself. and she replied that she did
too."-N. Y. World
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25


Shakespeare made mistake wher
he said we rather bear those ills we
have than fly to others that we know
not Of"
Don't we?"
81 should say not. Just look at the
divorced people who marry again
Chicago Journal.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25

Whooping Cough is the most distress
ng mslady; but its duration can be cut
short by the use of One Minute Cough
Cure, which is also the best known
remedy for Group and all lung and
bronchial troubles. II. B. Merrihew.
We are anxious to do little good in
this world and can think of no pleasanter
or better way to do it than by recon-
mending One Minute Cough Cure as n
preventive OF pneumonia, consumption
and other serious lung troubles that
follow neglected colds. II B. Merri-
hew
What pleasure is there in life with
headache, constipation and bllliousness ?
thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy by using De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. IL. B. Merrihew
Peocie 5eIieVG what t:iey roEd
about HGod's Sarsapaiila They know
it is an honest medicine aul Uhat i
cures. GcC hoods ana only iiood'e.
Hoods PILE cure al liver i'll 49,
lieve constipation assist digestion 2Jc.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25
Republican County Ticket.

For Senators:
SAMUEL S. JONES, Provo.
APOLLAS B. WALKER, Pleasant
Grove.
State Representatives:
HENRY GARDNER, Spanish Fork
JOSEPH f. PAGE, Psyson.
MRS. MARY V. n. HALL, Spring
vile.
N. NJ. AMBROSE. American Fork.
For Commissioners
WIN. ID. ROBINSON, American Fork.
CLAUS o. BAHR, Salem
RUFUS p. SMELL, Spanish Fork.
Sheriff.
CHARLEsH.K ARREN, Lehi.
Treasurer:
OLE ELLINGsoN. JR., Lehj
Attorney:
CHARLES DeMoIsY, Provo.
Assessor:
JAMES WHITEHEAD, JR., Spring
vile.
Clerk:
JOHN D. DIXON, Provo.
Recorder:
MRS. GLADYS COMMISSIONERS
Payson.
Surveyor:
CALEB TANNER, Provo.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25
Political
Department

THIS department is designed to
contain such political news as
may be of interest to all our
readers and ia not a record OF
the Editors personal opinion.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25
TRAINS EASTBOUND.

TRAINS EASTBOUND.
No. =. For the East leaves Lehi at
No. A. For the East leaves Leh at "a p. IN,
No. For Sanpete Valley points leaves Leh at s.
No s. For Sprngvle Pay andEureka leaves Leh
Train No. runs to Belnap arriving there at Ass No.
leaves Belnap at 1855 a.
Trains No l., 3, and do not stop at Lehi.
a arrves ParkC q
Leaves Park City m aIn Lake pm
CD n. BAsc i.
Gen. e-.aI
w. f. WELSH local agt. F. A.WADLEIGH, ence !
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25

There is only one more day on which
voters can register-that ID Tuesday,
Nov. /.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25

Al Evant, Jacob Evans and Otto
Malmberg will visit Cedar Fort, Fair
field and Manning on political business
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
this week. .l
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25

Senator Frank j. Cannon, who was
to have addressed the people OF Ephraim
Wednesday night, on the invitation of
the Democratic committee, took sud-
denly i'll soon after his arrival and the
meeting was postponed. Mr.. Cannon
returned to his home at Ogden. He is
said to be suffering from nervous pros
tration.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25

The registry agents have posted their
lists at different polling places, Voters
should see that their names are on the
list.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-25

O. w. Powers and A. j. Evans spok
at Santaquin Saturday night.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-01-06

eminent is to be combated it must
only be by legal and constitutional
means, and unlawful attacks upon the
duly constituted authorities are alb
horrent to religion.
In short, the pope wishes the world
to thoroughly understand that the
Catholic church, Of which he is the
august head, disclaims all political
preferences, disapproves of the action
of those clergy who place their spirit
ual influence at the service OF the po-
litical parties, and denounces all I'M
constitutional and illegal attacks
upon the duly constituted government.
That is why the holy father is bitterly
opposed to the Cuban rebels, whom
his nuncio at Madrid publicly de-
nounced as PARTICLES.
1t is necessary to add that the pope's
broad-minded and liberal views are
by no means shared by the majority of
the members of the sacred college,
who are of the opinion that the clergy
should take an active part in political
life and bring this whole spiritual in
fiuence to bear in favor Of the political
party that promises most material ad-
vantage to the church.