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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
LACE WAISTS.
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Lace waists are 10 ire used all winter
NTH cieth skirts a. sell a. with silk
and most % them are extremely smart
They are made over sllk or sasir. Nth
satin yoke ard vesf. The newest
uos5sl furus bark from the shoulders
aifh rciated rescrs has a sfsaiShs
pierr dou the srgut Lid IL by n black
bit. ard th- bacs = eat ike q mans
cutaway coat. "a j. ssry odd IN feet
b-.t sXsr~liagiy smart. particularly II
made % the heavy yellow lsee- Sueh
waist = Noru ~ith black liz or uiack
10Th skirt. thus making two costumes
from the ere Black ace waists are not
50 smart a. the y bite ou,s. but still are
USED They are made up oser " hate.
and trimmed heavily with black satir
ard little rsehinx 81 chi-ou- Chisou.
IS the way. j. TO be used again OF
every thing. even uore than laev. some
o. tie rev silk waists have the body q
lace. the sleeves % silk shirrcd or
'ucksd and NTH deep lace cuffs This
Is a more becomiag fashion for 4 stout
oman ,kAn " hen the waist IL made all
% lace \ pale biue i very effective
u ade with belt ard collar - bsu- mar
ior velvet Heavy black lace pat on
ever white SATIN looSs brst with black
cioth skirts and . v-ry smart model has
The body % black <uipure lace. tiEht-
sssiz- AZ the back. and in fruEt cst En-
duuble buleros over q white vest. The
sleeves are % black sa-ir. With deep
cats % uhitc satin With 'aes over
and eds~d with black ehiHou- Tbs
sane chiffon t. put around the edge Of
the boiero s4ckets. This - exceeding
is bscumiug- ard a very EsefEi s;yl
% waist some waists--So-calisd lace
uaists-srg ueariy ali >atiH or siik Ni5h
deep cape collars % lace and eufs &c
match he collar and cuE> ear 6e
taken OF ard the waist worn plalu- L.
buying a collar % this Kind % ! best
70 boy one that has very iou- Foiuts-
some come With points 50 loz< that
shey rea-n 20 the belt Tbere czE b.
TWO shorter points over The slssveS-
etc IN front forming ti-Et-atting
vtsf- The cuffs should coser either the
upper or lower part % the sleeve some
people prefer haviug the uppsr part
covered and the lower part plain vtth
. rufis Of iacr al the wrist iarker's
| Eaxar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
i GRAND CATHEDRAL
To Be Erected at Washington, D. c..
By the EpiseOpaliaas.
wh-- cs-pIet-s. ts WIN Ne os- OF ,h~
fta-.t .sa Ns.. Artistic sacred
Edia~-. In The ahri-tt..
Nartd.

=
The Episcopal convention rcceutlt
held is tbI. ciry transacted a great deal
e church husiarss. ard also te,i Gated
the site % the Hew ~ sc0pal cathsdraL
N1rslvrr. a cur1mittee vas appojntsd
- transfer 10 tne cathedral site the ~
mains % Bishop Thomas John Ciag-
E~tt. the drsf Protestant Episcopal
bishop consented in America lie vas
alsa sh- first chaplain in the United
states army
The ceremony - rrfuferring amid
solemn and sacred serv .ces. the remains
% Bishop CiaEg~tt. which have rested
il the Old family graveyard AZ Groom.
Nj for ueariy a century. was con
ductrd AZ Noaut SAINT Aihans. the si,e
q the Episcopal cathedral. b. Bishop
Satt-ri-- a1d conccurSe % clergy.
7 he c~rrn1ouirs were attended by more
than Sd Ge.ct aiants and relatives %
the distinguished Episeopalizn. whose
ash-s. together with those Of bis wife
were srsi-s. in a sauIt uudrr th- chan
eel % The church % Mount saint Al
bans. On the District Of Columbia
4 Ne hNW EA-HFlsa ANlEA AAA ueer
brought frum the Old burial place al,
Groom. we're carried into the church
ard placed Just outside * the chzucsi
rail a. 1-1s o'clock. and Bishop Satter-
-. attended by y clergy % the do
eese % WashiEGron. ard several from
Nary land. opened the funeral services
The MEMBERS % the family occupied
the froat SEATS % the church. the r.
rusiuder - the auditorium being flled
WITH family acquzintauesS-
The services were opened With the
reading Of the burial palm. and. in
stead % th- eomma rdneuts. Bishop
Satt-ris~ rvaH The b-atitudes The
collect for All saints day was read and
Rev 1T A-pinvall read the epistle
The Gosp~. was Rad by Rev. Dr. stew
art Thea followed the creed
Bishop >atteri~e made a fes remarks
upon the oerasion. stating that With
the eOzsSnt Of the n-rahsrS OF the fam
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
The ssx.ta~..e. Of Color.

Women should study the meaning of
sossr when they choose their gowns.
There = a morality IN color as there
= n perfume, and some of Us are
!raFnIns TO make our costumes psychic.
! he great Ds1se expresses every degree
- smotlo1- passion love and evil BIZ
the culor Of her gowns and the lus.er
or the dalluess of the gems she wears.
EsrnEardt viii pat no diamonds in her
hair or on her throat She says they
'aSs hrs from the eyes. fairness from
the skin and brightness from the hair
aud iips- Women Of the twentieth CEN
tury will choose their gowns with a
more intellectual appreciation of what
= expressed in brown and gray and
black aud blue. which color a yrea,
artist once saiG was the most beauti-
fal thing in the world
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
MANIcURING AT HOME.
Hev to ke~p the Hand and Ftsgss
Nails IN Perfect Cssafsfss
All the Tine.

Get a snail bowl or finger glass and
dissolve therein a small piece Of pure
soap in some hot water Then soak
the Anger tips for tive minutes. wipe
cry and thea with . knife OF an ivory
manicure implement gently loosen IN.
layer Of skin around the root Of the
rail so that IL can BE trimmed OF
with euticie scissors ESPECIALLY curved
scissors for the naill and press the skin
well back TO distinctly show the half
moon or -onyx- This may not be
possible at oEc-. when the nails have
been neglected still. two or thr~~
manicure tr~atEents viii show q
marked Improvement With the ivory
Implement remove any dirt from IN
der the nails. Trim them oval SHAPE
with eu,icle scissors. rub down any
unevsnness with prepared toilet emery
paper. then apply the nail powder with
a channels polish<r- Rins- the nails IN
warm water. wipe well and rab the
nails again with polisher or with the
palm Of the hand. and do this after
washing. which Viii serve 70 keep them
polished foe a week II the rails are
brittle and dry. rub little vaseisn.
over them each night Perfect cl-anIf-
nsSs : the greatest adjunct 10 beauty.
but. for all that. do rot wash your
hands too often Washed seldom but
thoroughly they viii keep in a far nicer
condition than IL they are continually
being -rinssd-- as IL were. which sin
wiV serves 70 r~fusf rh@ Dirt f-@n rN-
pores When gloves are voru AZ night.
Be careful that they are perfectly clean
inside. otherwise the CRIME aad 6frr
are absorbed by the overheatr,s glands
ana the eject IS opposite from what
was desirvd--Sr- Louis Globe-Deuo-
r-z-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Fer * people use a quart Of cole
boiled Potatoes cut into snail cubes
TWO tablespoonfGls Of four and one Of
butter, cupful Of stock favored with
onion ard salt and pepper to taste. Met
the hgrts- in separate saucepan and
stir IN one tablespoonful Of the four
let this come to rich brown: add rrt
no, stc-S gradually; cook gently To-
three minutes: then add the potatoes
and cook for i've more stirring earr-
fully with a fork that the potatoes
may not be broken Now put the other
tablespoonful Of -four in the irvine
pan. stir and when hot turu II tn
potatoes spreading them lightly a.
over the pan and cooking carefully fer
ten minutes At the list shape into an
omelette form and serve or I ko. drsh
-Philadelphia Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Take a three-Pouud bass. open ars
clean IL. cut piece of stale bread Lall
an inch wide the length cf the 6~surs
and. placing 1t Just reside. close he
lips of the cut ard sew mp with uescls
and THREAD Take a lart.iug ue~Jie. rns
with fat pork lard fk~ 6sh wei. ar
then squeezing the juice % half at
orion iuto 4 WiHeglSsSfaf Of glo.i
c,lrss make an iueisiou ia the baes
% the 9Th and pour in re wine
Sprinkle with pepper ard half rinet
q salt. cover with a pi-e- % butrered
paper and ecok "a moderate ever ssI
- minutes; uaelt tw0 uuuecs OF barte.
IN saucepan. thicker With -four. be-,
the yolks Of three Eggs. add a taole-
spoonful Of sherry TO the juice Of half .
lemon nix slowly. constantly stirring
with the butter. pour over the fish ana
serve Have the dish bot and plate a.
10. and wheH serving reject the pise.
81 bread from the interior OF the fish
Y Sur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
FOR TIE HOUSEWIFE.
Mag a< Of - an the Home
WORK


To serve steNed ~ Stia VA fet
cream Pi' each - 90 = al1-i-- square ~
spouss e@Ae csatiF cut aHc P-.s
whipped cream Oh the top
10 vary the cafe fr1PH-- -ltil- zr-a-
tire may = ae'-sa u IA As a le..y aad
ripped cream iiShtiy u-aien Cd o-iors
irevA4nS- Frosen ia and eiifsf'iiiS are
further charges that prove ae'-ep'--ais
some novelties N house turulssiaS
ueeessi'ies are a rev ratmfs CRATER
That l-es ~ ne as 90 81 ihe ult- aasi
s'ose Ppi.sasr % "h-ea bottle ~
stove foi'sh : attached. making i eli
seyt;iug
Li'i-- SILVER horns Or trumPefs- soug
ard s4e1esr- are found ~ the shcT- aor
- additional sguiFu~7t 70 n Ess
".ei9SN tea ,ersier- TIER u>e : TO ~
sanguash with ere Ne directed put ne
tame Of TIE alcohol amp uEeer tbs
so'-wzteF kettle
\ woman Who eaiis herself &C Old
tasaio1ed COOK SAYS that 'as secret Of
her specially excellent ginger cookies
= that she 49, cold COTE Instead 81
water ~ their E1ixIHg Half cup 5.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

ycce di Eetto means chest voice. yoce
n testo means head voice
vfvaee means quickly -lively--a
speed between allegro. fat. and presto.
very fast
Tonic sol q Is a method Of teaching
singing. and vas foazded By John Cur
wen. an Englishman-
Wrist touch is a method Of playing
detached notes on the piauoforte in
which the forearm remains quiescent
while the keys are struck by a rapid
vertical movement Of the hand from the
wrist
Una eorde In piano Music indicates
the use Of the left pedal Of the piano
forte In Music written for strinxed in
strumeuts the phrase "A ura eorde-
is used 10 denote that a passage SO
marked IL to be played on . single
string.
Transcription % . term which IN
fts street musical meaning. should Be
the exact equivalent OF arrangement
As a natter Of fact. however. n tran
rcrip.ion 10 usually Al arrangement IN
which sarle original work Is ADDED 10
the subject treated
A r~sied voice 10 one which is not
clear. but which sounds rs though Il
had passed through some tnterpcsec
medium II is an entirely di'ervni
thing from a husky voice. however
When natural Il Is considered. not as .
defect. but a. giving character and
richuexs to the voice.
The tonic Is the key-note-that Is
the note from which il is named The
rule in composition which requires thai
every composition must end with thi,
karncay in some form IS probably th'
only Law OF music which has renaire1
in force throughout the changes fror
the ancient to the modern styles
Ladies' Home Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
A REJuvESArED BELT.

proceeded to make her dye stuS- By
weakening the dye she could produce
light shades and dark shades. such AZ
light blue and dark blue, pink and red.
sa-- green and leaf green. lavender and
purple One By one she dipped the belts
IN the different dyes and hung them up
TO dry The newt day she had the prst-
test assortment Of coior-d belts to Be
found anywhere Finally she attached
handsome clasps. some Of which were
preserved from the summer and she !.
now prepared in the belt line for the
winter season
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

How many have pudding tin in %
which they put all bread crumbs ara
pieces that have became a little crr.
rieces OF dry cake. the remains 81
boiled rice ard bits Of toast. | saw
such and add milk or water. an err.
about twO-tkirds Of eupful Of sugar.
a little butter and nutmeg. and. behoEd.
have padding which Is good. SOM
times frost the top. then set it in the
oven Iorg enough to brown slightly
HOuSekeeper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Men are more fond Of perfume Than
wonen-ask any perfuner IL this IS not
the case II you want to please 4 mar
obtain By stealth the size of his bureau
drawer. his neektie case. his handker-
chief receptacle and other toilet arti-
eles- Now purchase few yards of
siIkoliue and pound of saehet powder.
Make ! complete set of eolored sachets.
fragrant and soft. each one cut exactly
TO fit IN the bottom of drawer or case.
Christmas morning. il you line his pos
sessions with these fragrant articles,
you will find him very thankful
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Obsiructiny much OF the light The
eGrtaiE = a combination of chinrz and
china silk. TIE latter : fastened in
E.aits- oae over the other. TO the right
HAND corner u the window. and then Is
draprd down in loop and thrown over
the ri=hthand end of the curtain rod.
with the graduated endsIeft hanging. as
in the sketch The end Is trimmed with
hand Of Saipare or eastern embross-
cry On tho ether side the ehintx is
dFaped and tied with ribbon TO match
the pattern Under this drapery the
H1ls-ln curtains are huug.-N. Y TrIb-
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Children says 4 physician should
be taught the use of n napkin to wipe
the mouth frequently while eating. for
hygienie rs well as tidy purposes Cold
sores. common with some children. are
often the result Of careless eating more
than nything else A trained nurse IN
derstands well the necessity OF keeping
the eorrers Of a patients mouth clean
while feeding-children ought to be
taught how and why they should do
likewise
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Company dessert IS difficult; you
want something that Is easy 20 prepare.
quick to obtain and very decorative, and
AZ the same time new. Here is some
Thing which only the ePieureans have
tasted Five minutes before your des-
sert goes 10 the table open jar Of pre-
served pears. whole and sweet Get a
quart OF vanilla ice cream frozen very
hard Lay spoonful of cream on an
ice cream plate. bury The pear in the
ice cream ard cover over with another
scoop Of cream The pear viii be oct
CT sight until il is discovered in the cool
rscsz<es OF this delightful dessert.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
CURTAIN DRAPERES
A tsrs-~fst D~~ix. That Has the A.
vssts<- Of Vet ohstrs<tfsg
Ms<h Light

Now that sumner Is over the winter
home becomes the important cues
;ivn- and curtains especially call for
ar-er-ion aud innovation Window
drapsry Is always dif.rul- matter for
an amateur 70 handle successfully. bus
rothfu- ads more 20 the charm Of n
Rosa than 4 pretty window The az
euuspanying Gesizn Is graceful and has
the advantage in q dark room Of no-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

HardHP ito GOod-natured Frieudl-
Well old u-an- I've called upon yuu to
ask you 10 allow me TO be your banker
for time
Good-NatHrrd Friend-Rs ny hank
er. Eh. what2 What DO yOu rneanz
HarduP-Why. dear boy. your bank
er keeps ycur money for you. doesn't
he2 And IL you let me have a Ever III
promise ts keep il as long as you like
Ally Slopsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
BRIGHT YOUNG WOMAN
New she Pr~<sreA . Ftse Variety %
winter Belts 90 . ntaiesfsssfy
s.slf Exp~sse.

An economical young lady gathered
together last week all the white belts
which she has worn all summer. there
were white ribbon belts. white satin
belts and white leather beIt& when
she had collected them she found that
they numbered exactly nine Vow
said she. Il can have nine handsome.
new belts
Laying in foEr packages OF dye for
which she paid five cents a package. she
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Railroad ofirIals claim that IL - very sx-
r<nssve 70 r1n their lightning express trains.
and are taking about res.arrng the speed L.
- Ekewl,e expensive TO the health 10 rush
and struggle ard compete IN business Affairs
As men 30 aovadays The b-ala- the nerves.
the muscles. the whole system gives cut For
restoring strength after bE>sEsss vorriss.
Ho.crtter's Stomach Estters - the proper
remedy II ! IN sseL toass for the tired, the
n1r&ewn md The weak
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

g the dome. which will light TIE up
per part OF the rUtuuda-
The altar viii stand in the center %
The apse. With L semicircular windo~
pierced IN the vault directly over -.
which. though rot visible from he
aody Of the church. vill throw i brigh;
light upon the altar At the end OF
the nave pseimeut viii b. provided
for groups Of statUary representing
christ in Mercy. while At either stce
Of the great niche there viii D. suz.. & r
riches for statues OF - Peter and ~,
Paul
Uuser the main dome. on the outside
90 the structure. viii he a series OF co.,
s.mus. each bearing 4 statue of L.
role proportions These statues vii
represent the l. apostles and tn. IL
children OF Jacob The entire inside
Of the church. except in 4 few places
where uIo<aieS viii BE- used Will DC
decorated in fFeseo- SMITH D FRY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

We sfer One Hzsxr.d ps..
esr any c.s< Of Catarrh th,t r.r--s
BIZ Halle Catarrh Cure. -
2. J. Cheney 4 Co. Pfuv. Tsl-s. a
We. the undersigned. ksv- 49,
Chensy for the last Is yea-~, an 49,. :.
Perfectly honorsbss "a ali ba-,7.-,, 80 -
t.ons and nnanrsaliY able To carrv sa- =
chlizstlous made By their srus ''' sar
West 4 Iraaz. wholesale DruSxs,. =.
Naldius. kinrsn q Nsrria- vh,s,-
Druxxi<ts. Tsl-sio. q.
Hale Cstarrh Cure i takr- s,...~
sctlng directly upan the blro. - l.iT.
surfaces q the system. Prsc- - = - -
sle- Sold By al Druxxs.s Ts-, -
free ----'iaa
HALE Family Pills are the b-~s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Cut a fat Young RABBIT in halves.
Place in baking pan spread with pits
Of batter and season with salt and per
ger. set in Il quick oven to bake far one
hour. baSte every ten minutes. Wn-n
6cue- take up on heated cish Se-v-
With h-uvsr gravy and fried tomatoes =
Housewife.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15
Lemon whis~.. the Hands.

For the hands that have become
tanned or su15srnt. just before going
10 bed battle them in warm water
and soap; rinse them in tepid water 50
that all the soapy water has diSap-
psz<ed. AID eh=x 515f3ie them with
lemon juics- II your skin Is very sersi-
tive dilute the lemon juice. but when il
Is applied allow it to dry on the banda.
Sleep in gloves. and after the third
nights care your hands viii De as fair
and soft as the hands of any of Shakes
peare's heroines--Lzdiez' Home Jour
nal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

iss- i'se ullts - NY mlzd 20 have ~
sc luss4Eesl
Azg E.artacuzl- rsason ter a.
-ssa5ES 20 D. harmed zext SCI
l.ets SO. Eaar enc u these Poplar
elqs-. AREA you
Ah ~. / fancy ! n preffv vsl Known
Well ~ can g insure YgG zatEl after tke
=est1 ~ = over
Nhy uar.
Berau-e there's 10 teliin- What vcur fooi
Tlerd< NJ Do 70 yga before yoa set cat oi
81 - $500 I'm nell.r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Chzrses-l &ent see hssw E4ax esn z-1ke
s-y money eur % tara ro6zrcun ~ hgssi-
ness af has- he. z-Ezs. srsaslrx tae best
eigars hFnzse1T
F--d-oh. tAat's has zsethsl e. sdvx<-zs-
ing
Hex So
-Pa15ny hs xs.,sis. -->trzy Stsrs<x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Procure four ounces of parsley ard
strip the leaves from the stalks; chop
them finely and boil for two minutes
Drain dry in n napkin and set aside tiIl
quite cool Soak four ounces of an
ehovies for ten minutes and pass through
a sieve RechEru. if possible. some
fresh butter. and mix into it the above
two ingredients This Is suitable for
sandwiches. hot olseuita. etc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Ihe Sukr VA. h.s:..s hius<lf

The duke was BESIDE himself vIsh rage.
.Ycur family have only pfebeian biocd IN
rheir VEINS" hi<-s1 k's grace
We'd YOU ought TO know. yeuve ble.i
them enough repiisd the ssuehrss. the far
Amersean-aer riien cute II keeping VITA
the naughty legend Men Cura. Non
Ne-e-s. upon the trademark Of her IA
TIERS Justly celebrated Cozsbsned Hair
vxcr and Stove Polish-D~s-cit Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

AN d.ssz<aing a tran az fAanght.
s.x-4 the caaTaas~r. with a ehserfna g.
sznptio1 ef cunr7deshzP Hnt good hETcr
-Dlsszrbing Il responded the professor.
fcoknx up from rs table Of AnsarIthns. -r1g
are haitsng L NJ. ssrs
And the abashed cznvz<ser wlthdrey.-
Chscaxo Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Il think my old oyereost will do till
Christina
Yes; ard after Christmas you won't
get one because II will be so near
spring Chicago Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

CIerk-Whzt kind o. gloves. madam
walking gloves
Miss Waybaek-Nercy szkez. no.
don't wear gloves on ny feet--Judge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Weob.
And stralghrway he sat down beside her,
And quickly proposed IN a manner 80 Glib.
That ne won her - ss11 ls he SPIDER.
-Tr-Pirs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

.retserine cured me OF a very annoying
ease Of itching pies n a few lays II l.
B<dsole. TaiiaEarta >pri,=~e Ala Sec a.
druggists or b. maIl tor cash or stamps j.
T. Shuptria-. Manufacturer. savannah. Ga.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

The vise man aiw7vs strrs - 49, =.
re the really ~-se cue Sha -ituks w.ttur-
having % stsp.-<- \. laar-af
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Elderly PLsssrgsr-He-e. n15zs. take ;his
ssat
Ssrz- Yong Wcua7-Oh- could ret
hak ~ d~p-lvinS an eld-I r1sln coals
rcs rhiuk az is-rivlnx ycu-
-io1 - lhsaf and take r. N fan't NJ.
~ su-sw vou fat <lris always has Lms
iest- -In1anapoils Journal
He 4 5oo' who thinks that a-cths- doe,
rrs thai ra11sh Pr1v.rh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

R.sd-Ah, I zee you are busy w-ias,s.-
rubliratinuf
wr<As-I 4sn't kas~ y-.-Ciaa..,.,
Enquirer ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

Scme rsen svsn prvtsrf - - -
formed By prsssndi1x - fsr<-t 49, -
thrT have r-sd--w..hinrtsr ia -
craf S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

l can recommend Pi<ss Cur. ~ A..
szmptson % su1ersrs frum Asshraa.-Sn
Tswns~rt. p Howard. VI. 49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-15

We have nssirrf thai -h~. xir'.s.
Sptnstsrs' club. net zee ef skpu -.
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