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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
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geir bieteu einbuuogt Dollars Sslobnun3 fir ieSsn
Sau pon Satarrb. Der nidt bur4 @innesmsn pon Sau's
&aiarrbseur gebsilt meroen Tam.
Z. 9. 6btnep d. 60, 9isentb, Tofebo ..
g8ir, Ste lluierseiduetsu, baben !. J. Gbsnep felt ben
Iesten 10 Sabren 9eidunt uno balt.n i'm iGr poutom;
men sbrenboft IN olsu Observation-Disclosures uuo
tnauSiel beidbist, aae pom ieiner Sirma einseganseneu
DECENTRALIZATION Su e~riiilen.
8et q Gruar, SroBbauoeissD ro3uiiten, Goleoc, 9.
80 aIbtus 8tnnan & Narptu, SroB3anselss
Drosutiten, 3oleoo, y.
Saas RatarrGs9nr piro irnsrltd e%euommeu uuo
pirtt brett aui bas Slut uub bic ihleimisen Oserfas
den bes Spitsms. Ereis rs G'nts fir bic Slaide. gers
fault pom alien @potbettrn. .3ensnile irei u%sriauot.
Saa's oamiliens 9iaen ino bic bsi.sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
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Sin Mica=SruIt Giner Me(.
ouna aus NprpaD 3ufolge ia. Iid
Elm SDnoitat ge6iloet, pelbes Die Son,
trolle Der o~ortt9en MicasP rDpuftion
3a erlangen ftre6t. 9aS SDnbitat BAT
has &aufrebt auf Die i'm bortiseu
Gountp geleseuen MicasWinsn uub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

SIS lit %betannt, bab Die 8eitrsiz
9en bort %langpeilen, ipO llG bic Sana'
ipeiligen u~nterbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

porDen.
Die Gigarre Ssrbinanb's VII.
Sm Garnepal 1881 beiu9te RoIIini,
Der beriibmte &omponiit bss Barber
bon Sepila", bic Sauptitabt Spa
MEMS, unb purbe bier auf als mONids
Weiie gefeiert, geebrt unb bepirt6et.
4u9 Der Sof empfing ben groben Mus
ilter nit bD9item Woblpolen. Hoie
Iini wuroe bonn 8anfier Qsuabo, Der
am Spfe grpBeS gnieben senoB, Dem
&Dnig Serbinano VII. pprsaitellt.
Der &Dnig mar Elm Observation-Disclosures
Haufer uno bate faii beitdnbis cine
rieIise 9apanazG igarre i'm Munoe.
@u9 als er ben neltberiibmten Muiis
fer empfing, Jog er enersii9 an elmer
iolGen Gisarre. Na9bem Seine Sea-
tbolil9e Muieitdt eini9e Worte nit
Hoiiini 9epe6ielt, ppllts er linn cine
gang b%eipnDere @unit erpeiIen uno aog
Den balb3erfauten, 1pei9elnai IN Gis
garrenitumpf aus benz Munbs, porduf
er i'm bulbpoll lGGeino benz &iinitler
entgegenitredte. GoIFni perbeugte ii9
tief unb ertldrts nit abpebrenber @es
berbe, er fDnne Sabaf ni4t pertragen
unb babe ME in Ieinem 2eben gerau9t
Die aDnisin Marie Gbriitine, RE in
Ieiner Nd6e Itano. raunte benz Muiifer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
THEY WANT TO TELL
These Grateful Women Who Have
Been Helped By Mrs Pinkham-

Women who have suffered severely
Pinkham's advice and medicine are
constantly urging publication of their
statements for the benefit Of other wo-
men Here are two such letters:
Mrs. LIZZIE BEVERLY, 25s Merrimac
St., Lowell, Mass, writes:
1T affords me great pleasure 20 tell
all SUFFERING wonen Of the benefit have
received from taking Lydia l. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound lean hard
ly find words toerpress my gratitude tor
what she has done for me Ny trouble
vas liberation ofthe womb. Twas IN
der the Doctors care Upon examina-
ton he found fifteen very large ulcers,
but he failed to do me good Itook sew.
eral hottlesofLydiA ( Pinkhams vege-
table Compound. also used the Sanative
Wash, and am cured Mrs Pinkham' S
medicine saved M life, and would
recommend IL to all suffering women
Mrs AMOS TRoAsLKAY, Ellenburgh
Ctr. " Y writes:
81 took cold a. the time my baby
was born, causing me 70 have milk
legs, and was sick in bed for eight
weeks Doctors did me no good
surely thought would die. was al
so troubled with falling of the womb.
I could not eat. had faint spells a
often as ten times . day. One day q
lady came to see me and told me of the
benefit she had derived from taking
vised me to try Il / did 50, and had
taken only half . bottle before wa
able to sit in q chair. After taking
three bottles could do my own work
I am now in perfect health"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
CITIES OF ENGLAND.
STREET Railway Fs~sEitI~--u-r~to-
fare backward In This R-.p-et-

JEitsd States C0n~ul BOYLE. AZ Liv-
erpooi. has CT .n.uuicaf-d 10 lie state
experiment -aWr terE interesting u
formation respecting ;he grraj charge
that has iakvH place IN kzg.zud II The
matter Of street railway = lie SAYS
thai from b-,ty ore q the most back
ward in The matter Of providing such
aecommodatidus the citlss Of Great
Britain are uaw moving 90 az enor-
nous scale towards their destruction.
IL describes tbs movement a. one
feature Of the remarkable -muuicipa,
socialism which Is taking possession
q British cities. terrifying the com
ment Of Lord Eossbery that the Lon
dou common csuEri. Was csuducfiuz
tie greatest experiment ia pEaeiiea
socialism the world had ever seen Not
content with municipal ownership ot
street railroads electric and gas light
irg plants. water supply and iele-
Phones IN several cities. the munieira!
corporations oGl.d dwellings for work
ingmrn. run hotels aud erect nag
r itirent baths IL Liverpool The eoaa-
Ell has gone 50 far a. 70 charge part %
wtat should be the rent from munich
"a. houses oeeupi-d hv working m-u
a. homes against tile taxes o. the com
munity.
Referring 70 the subject Of electric
street railways. Mr.. Boyle says that
lie first iiue was started in Lixerpoo,
few days ago. aud describes the
equipment. For the benefit Of Amer
can manufacturers u electric plants.
fittings and rails. the consul s@ts forth
tbs brst means for thee 10 PAT them
Selses IN position 70 secure sa5aab,e
contracts though he points cat q
strong Pre5udies on tie pzrt Of a
large class Of people il the cities
against the award Of contracts 10 for
signers- Tie Liverpool Ire = an ever
head trolley. 4 committee 81 experts
Ella ming 10 have discovered that the
underground eoUdnsf system. lrstaI.et:
II New York. NasziEgtou and RaI-i-
more. : failure lie speaks y ses-
eral other systems Ct r.refric car pro
paisiOa which have been brought for
Nard n England A. novelties. bu,
which are wrll-kuoWn here. such a.
the surface contact system. \ scheme
under way h SAYS. - 70 connect I.ix-
pool with al the manufacturing towns
within a radius Of y miles BY light
Suburban elecrric street railroads.
which vii carry passengers IN tae day
time and Eight a. Hight.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

4--Fs vas = nslt = iaein. %
seFs-1-
Nat -- ar-"fre- Ieo-
iaet w. lr'i -.NnlF-s. ana y q
ereA "-tA ci o. ~ i-*4
+ lr' '-e lN- So
'-rs - ~ r --f' ga
al1n e'+H F-He4 aar. began = -
'-i-- = '- '-s - N-l- TO-
va 't-FiH ~ grass ard lFe4A-
e ei' "-sn GO
4
= -s ~ o. , -' PIP
80
-s- =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
S;;[;S55l5lgII5591!lAzas
.M-asllSpIa
MODEL DAIRY COW.
fsrns.e-- >.s. w~ss Ds.neii-
10 VEN Close

Toe b~st qualified 10 judEs IN suek
matters have lons Taught tia; there arr
Certain outward m1riss By whici goo-
dzi-z coa csa - tod None Of thes-
teachers. 50 far a. know. have claimed
ftss one ear Invariably pick coed eo~
D. Ger outward form. Th-re A.. exc.p-
t.lls % al rules. bat it = ceriaIn that
a great IA soEity q tie IS; dairy cows
% ~ weird possess in large measure
- eut~ari signs that. grouped toE-th
~ save given Is ~haf Is called GARY
ttru.
IA ins'ance- eousrmatory 90 this
cs-ue under my notice rvcenfiS Il was
uy god fortune 20 b. able thoroughly
. exaEirs that Nouderfas Jsrsey Gov.
s.-unrs Lily Ffsg. VIII Der eh1 aupiou
= P record @. I.as- p-punds uizs ounces
- oufter IN ore year. row aNnoc q;
Hc1d farm present aerewifs . sk-fes
- This COW. made frcm life. and o,-r "
a. another evidence thar 'ts highes, ~
es.ienes at the churI 10 quite sure 10 b.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

accompanied By = ;yPics, dairy form
Tbs COW las proved herself to be one
81 the creates; dairy cows living. ard a.
tie same time she esP'iva'es the sy. by
her wonderful beauty OF form She
sas the g-uexl wedge SHAPE % bod.
tie ronnd barrel. tie loose. soft Skin
ard golden culcr. tie ciear-cut keac
ard Naxy horns. and. above al. p@rhspe.
. wonderful development Of rdGer-
not - r-markah,e in "a. a. 'risxpl.r-
ID shaPe. particularly in The forrparr
Note The exceeding fullness in ths fore
part O.. he adder. IN distinction 70 -hs
p-nchet appearance a. ofr@n seen IN
that part Her feafs are large AID sns.v
fiaced. ard in E-rerai fb-rs o. the look
q tie almost perfect COW sbou; her.
tsks her wh-rs yos vii
Perfeefio. % form viii not rua~r-
tee excellence az The pail an ehurr.
but tie possession o. il goes long
Nay toward =isiug confidence that rss
fs,ssssvr Of j. ha- the bsst dairy quail
t.. a. wel a. tie possession q dairy
sAap~- OE To oShsr hand. have rare
L. sa-- 80. v-s-h - q t..-..-.-. - - -
cu-vsra -. vtf..r = - : =.
irssesrsr- 60 ~. - -,
h.. - -,
49, 800 -. ,,.-....-.r-.'
=. -, 49,. -.
la, ~. -, -. -
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5. - 80 =. = -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
FRESH DAIRY NOTES.

Timothy hay i poor milk producer.
The stables in which cows are kept
should b. light
Never feed NLile milking. II Is bet
ter 10 feed just after milking.
The coz viii not drink a much ice
colo water a. SIC should drink.
COWS eaghi rot BE- kept in a fempera-
TUE below - or above ca degrees
Winter dairying gives the farmer and
h. help employment in a duh season.
These feeds have tendency 10 loosen
the bowels: Alfalfa. sorghum hay. en-
siiage. roots. bran and linseed meal.
The Hiieh COW must have plenty Of
water ard the reader knows that re
think il should be warmed in winter.
sueeulenf foods In winter have as
much value as medicine as they do a.
food They keep the system healthy.
The fall calf can have the advantage
Of receiving abundant care, for the
farmer in winter has time 10 bestow Il.
Western PiowHAn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
EFFECTIVE SNOW Prcw.

II it is drifting. and so does not give .
hard track for travel The accompany
ing illustration shows kind of pillow
that is homemade and no, easily sur
passed for breaking GU; country high
WAYS when the STOW Is waist deep. II
IS constructed entiregy Of plauks and
nails large wire oresl. as can he eeen.
except that there il a board or top for
the arrangement of q scat. ard two
staples in front tone on each sid~) for
the attachment Of the drawing chains.
The machine rides over the drifts and
packs them down, thus giving a arm
rOadb~d without piiing up snow az the
sides. and as any amour, Of weight al
most can readily be placed upon il the
good il : capable of achieving is per-
feetiy marvellous. Providing the snow
will pack this = emphaticaily true.
Jus; TRY il some time and s<e.-Fred-
eriek o. Sibley. in " Y Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
he NEEDED SiNDPAPER



~Lorly. bur huw Esarh 500 In krov.
aEd Hot know nufhia-s- szsf ne cid
,la1 with the earp~i-lzg. a. he pat il
taau ua the platform 10 hunt FOR his
toaaero box
Benz z-kei What had occurred 70 az
ioHish aim. u SAID:
4 met a TELLER On the train Mo
hooked a. humble a. eat and - 1ne-k
a. rabult. and vas thinkin- Nhai a
sofi mark he'd - fur a confidence mar
y hen b. softly aad hsmbiy >rz 10 me
Ny fFtcad. are yea going TO Nash
viney
II ana SCI +
Is II much q to-yn = ser he
liz 4 buster sez J.
But is eos funny ua-e.
! don't Sc nuthin' funny about i ..
It's the speliiu. ser ~. i ,aaa-
der WY they spell II Gnashsil.sg
'Bekas= they cont sez / 1t D.
gins With ar Y.
-Nebb- II does be saw with a sigh.
bet a-cordin' 10 Robinson its s,.elrl
With a g.
I'm within 10 bet two dollar. s,
amt ~ l.
DoEe. ser be. and be pulls o., a
BOX and shows me- where it sps lied
with a o. ! felt mighty cheap oseT II.
- lad bcrn spelling Nashville fG-
cJh-r way all my life. and haGu-t -
over ~ " hen the me@k snd lovsiy crltter
turns on me and ser
-Nebte you think you know how TO
spell Cincinnati
With a big c. OF course
Is IL two doIlars more aceordin' to
RObinson?'
Yes. or aecortin' TO anybody else
Then he pulls out that book and
shows me that il Is spelled with IN :,
the same a. SAM II he'd chucklesl
over II should hev got mad bu, be
didn't even gun- BY and BY. after a
kettle thinkin'. ! ser
Nebbe you don't believe Knoxville
i spelled with RI
Not fur two dollars ser he.
= Whaeked up two dollars more. and
he shows the by the book that its
spelled With an v At that quit. |
thought Was up to date. bot these die
tiOnarie> arr ! long WAYS ahead OF me. =
Whose dictionary did you say i,
Was asked the colonel.
-Eohiusons :. SIR. lie had thousands
Of things al written down in lit
Wasn't II Robinson himself 10 Was
ialliE' to your
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
he WAS TIE REAL THING.
usw . Territorial CommGtt~- win
Loax szas T.@~d q Cos-
trary senator.

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ta-r. azsael t4- aaz - 81. rr.4--.s.. .
.1- -ast Eaat - u4g spsr1 Lls -al AJAX
Fsa-s a1e-x tae tf.er1s g BE- Fr1.h
Ia go e - trar-l~r -.a~- are~r
3appen~1 . vlslt thsf ~srs ~ - 8. "a -
tlnH-. Tor rhArl-lras pair. =. 4 a..
inrlss1 g. zt-e11 - srtsrta -r--- sre-
"a rs~~ % - III. -Ee cause ! uzs
$500 ASIDE <A=r -a--- --ar e ts-s-
SO -e-z nalF. -. taces ans ic-s gar.
.aF5r. ~ - a 4tts tens d: &c s-s u
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

A. we eft sandy GulcA for Ri.sur
sua there Here IN male passerg,rs 20
20 b. the stage. ard the rozfe sas
over the mountains and full Of ehaucss
q disaster. Ehe driver came out
frozn breakfast a. soo1 as the stage
~as ready ard iookiax about on the
Passengers be selected a snail. pa -
izcra unu ard invited aim 10 climb
uP beside hin While the pale-fse-,.
EHan Sas ciimhiug TIE driver ~hispsryG
to The r-sf Of as
I picked bin cat Ia order 20 ske~r
him 70 eeafh- Yos fellows will So =
heap q fun Before us'se rure tn
miles,
Two niles wet OF the Guich TIE
road mace a sudden turn. Nth sh.. ?
fall % 10 feet dawn 20 Wild Cat crcek.
zlc tie driver put his hsrses at Tie
EtiioP ard said 10 the pai--faeed u-an:
we may ct around al right. Or ~
nay fetch up dpssu below. Ho.d y-r
brssth aud Say prsyers,-
Ihs ras~erger made no move ard Ga
ret change eouzreraree. ard after
making The course al righ; the driver
rather indignantly d.msnS,d.
~D.Gn't you see fha; n. or-whe-l
run within a foot OF the edg. of the
pr-cipie-i-'
II ran within six inches sir:- ~as
the quiet reply.
Beyond the curve was down r-sde
% a mile and win = veil and fiour-
- q BIZ whP The driver urged his
Z horses 90 q dead run. The I've % us
inside had 20 hang On FOR dear lie. zud
even haE miuute The luruberinr s.aS-
seemed bouud 20 20 over. Aloug-.de
Z he driver fhe pale faced rau smoked
a cigar ard se-ru-d 10 enjoy the rice.
/ Wh-n i was Suishsd and Ne were
climbing the biz b~yoad. the driver
-rowied-
Did - know that II we'd struck a
rock We al b,-E dead men in no
( time2~
-Of -ourse.-
Three or four niles further or -he
F driver tried bis mar vi-h another
curve II his determinatiou 20 make
a close call Of j. ore whs-. ran OF the
edge q the preeipies ard only .
uddeu effort - TIL horses saved rh-
coach W. w~-- Hang in . heap ard
frightened half 70 death. but The mar
b~side THE driver rsvsr lost q put @.
rs cigar When things we're safe the
driver turned ou him With.
That surely vas The brink % %.
grave
-Gus-s it vas vsS II. quiet -
lr'y.
see here. now. hu' What sort q 4
cri'fer ar your~ vas the querv
Don't you know nut 20 git sk-zr- ?
Nothing has haPPeusd yet 70 scar.
me
But msbbe " want ne 20 driv.
plumb over . prscipiee 00.a feet high =
IF You ccaveui-nfiy can The fact
i. came OF mp here intending =
commit suicide and II ycu can dumr
-he Whole Of u over soa-r CO rou'l
ave ne the trouble of shooting q
hanging uiyself.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
q:s * = = &SS- < g e p
!: 'POSSUM TALKS. &
= zzs EluTE Tells Hov He BROUGHT TWO cANTASk- !.
e E7OUS MEN y
49, ByMQUAD. y: =: e

-Il ms yotr-er GAYS. said he 'F1s-
sun hurtrr q Teune-see ore evening
e. We sat smoking our pipe &c III
ceor steps. 4 va. known FUR ard u d
s. pur-y cool ual - scriu 1893 re.
Noos<iy aroftrd yers cared 70 tackle M.
urd whe1 't~y s-l; tar a mar FROM
Meth Carnieruy had hin. o. th- run
z t-1 mi1its- wasn't rck.a' 70
fuses sou -rl~rs.ard. hur rest :. e
alaax and Ii-f.a' ly h.xr-s- u any
body cu-r along and wanted fe fuss
s'h u- Be- 60 hurt. . b. l.slt ualt
- fl-s had rathiz' % saw was
ts~ g. a. 2 roaal tear g. roeks uh-a
! zut ir 'he Wy = faiTIu' re ore
tar ere sas badly hlr'. hatz'; b Z
aa-- o. lay- Ser a.o-E CORES fe-.-r
- lo says 80 PRE- CD woman.
Howdv. ua'aus- ard does c-itf~r
raale- 10 WE-- i've arua-G these
Par-sr
r. Ives reAi YER say. -. o.
Ard a. - us- - Ia out-vsll.
ct'-i luq ard out-sg At arv e-h-r cit
~ 81 stands er i@Es i- T'-r@--e~
lie .ia -ake Aeer O. 3 sse,f il gur-r
&C. -taFe
Ttl-. what - heard. s-d T--
--ar-' = = - uat- Rim a-=-
ls-a rrrrx coos. = - ain'- aa1l, ~
oa-e please reg re vha-- ~ f-f B. r.
ra--- ra.vcr-Ie hlrz riga; assay ar /.
$50 hacs f1r home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Manures applied 10 trees when their
buds are dormant. as in winter, are
sure TO largely increase wood growth
the following year. especially on young.
vigorous trees Even when examina-
ton Of the buds shows that the tree will
blossom freely next spring. it is rot sa fe
TO apply now much rich manure. as il
will make so much sap that the bios
sem viii be drowned out and not set
its fruit This is often the reason why
fruit fails 10 set where there are plenty
CT blossoms Only old treescan be thus
ranured with certainty that the ma
Eurs viii help the fruit yield And even
when manuring old trees. potash and
phosphate in available form are better
than stable manure OF other fer i.izsrs
r5ca II nitrogen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
FORCE or HABIT.


II vss al the Hinbssh-Minnikia vvd-
einS r~ceptsoc-
The crush .As terrible
People With tsnder feet uttered ksf-<zc-
rrr~s~d srosns here srd there. and weak
sosen soul& kave fainfe1 Il thsre bad b<-e
sry bop that faiztEnx w0ssd hsve eous the
ieasf god.
Ever and anon Bzrt..k void make q
trantic grab for scmsthfng above he bead.
and thea looked 1s.aPposr ted
lambert vatrh<t hln r-sck - half q
9oz-n times. and thea ees~d s.. vry
;hroaxh the eru~t 70 vher. hs friene
uas b~i=r io.tis1 shost.
Isst az ke got there somebody gave .
UREA somewhere. and the p~ople b~rz.
20 s~sy abcst 40 they 10 n crpvcs vksr-
there are nervoas or ni~kaxvszs p<rsons
Who irssst on pushFrE-
Burbank was almost carried % lis feet.
and BE- made q frantie EFFORT 10 xrzsp .hs
invishie ~nnefhEzx that be bad rrevsoaxlv
endeavursd 70 sad above his hes1
.->es here. cd ns..- esciainet Lambert.
What ar. ros ,ryins 10 fsd NJ shers-
Rarhsnk rave a start. % Il ks bad ysss
h~en srozs>d from q tr.n~v. locked sks<p.
fsAiv a, III. frisrd. snt Thea r~pl~i:
ITS fs--~ e habit Thi. crowd -nskss Ne
think. every ,,tle While, that Tn IN s.r~~s
ear. ard. rnvolnn.sriiy. reach fer the strap.
vhsnev.r the peopie b>gin 70 lurrh- =
Cleveland L<z6sr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

That toll roads still live az least il
some localities. Is evident from the
statement made BY the Chester Times.
that lit has been decided that a turn
IKE company IN Pennsylvania has a
right 10 collect toll for all vehicles OF
transportation, except baby perzmbu-
lstors. that may pass through the
gates But il Is obviously the DUTY o.
the turnpike company to maintain q
good road, and there are toll rpaIs hav-
ing such poor surfaces that III Is nee.
essary for a wheeInan TO ride cautious
lr lest he BE- thrown The right TO col
lect toll carries the obligation CT main
tanning good highway. and turnpike
companies should be forced to re-
spect H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

We oGer One Ha11r-,i Dollars Reward
By Halls Cstarrh Cure
=. =. Cb~ney 4 Co. PrOp.. Toiesio. O.
We. the aE1<rsx s-3. have known y. J.
Cheney fer the l.st Is ye.rs. snd b~iieve hin
Perfectly sonorzhie IN al business trsn.sc-
tons and hnaae.zily abe 20 carry oct any
o6lixatso.s made 81 their ira
West 4 Trlax. Whol><ale DruSxaxcx To-
lido. o
Wsidlng. Kinnsa 4 Narvia. whole<ale
Druggists. Toles.o. o.
Hal. Catarrh Cure l. taken Internally.
acting directly upon the bod &n3 nRcua.
surfaces 81 TIRE system Prsce Sc. per bot
tie Sod b. al D-z<xis.sL Tesrlno1lzls
FREE
HAlfs Fszily Pills are the b>ss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Il never saw anything more remark
able said the young man who CLAIMS
To have spent a great deal of line
abroad. Than little scene that wit
messed IN Spain passenger on one
Of the car became obStreperous and
behaved with the utmost disregard of
proprlety- But the conductor didn't
pay the slightest attention 10 him
Il don't see anything very wonderful
in that
Its ths only case on record where a
spanISrd overlooked good chance TO
put something of --Washingtou star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12
EFFECTIVE SNOW PLow.
Although Easily MADE st Hs9e. nS
Has No superior for Breskfsg
Cesstry Highways

Breaking roads in winter 10 always
lsborious work. ard worst Of all. il rot
infr~quen;ly happens that great deal
of the energy expended l. wasted To
push the snow. for example. on, at the
sides Of THE road simply results in q
deep cut which soon fills up. especially
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

On a Lag is'snd farm 10 an apple tree
whlch bore tvo erop~ Of fruit Ii. past year,
and the farmers are tzkias uns.zsi lntsre<.
70 this REGULARITY q nature just a. msch
interest has b~~n Shown IN Hossestsr sSfcra-
seh ki;ters. .hiek has the p~cuii.rity Of cur
ma dy~p~r-is. indi<ss.ioa. constipation asi
blood disorders that ether remedies fail 70
bes<ht In chrome c.ssD 4 rarely fails, sns!
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

The Professor declare, Miss B,ous-
lard. you look as young as your daagh-
ter.
Mrs Biombard (much fiattered1-Do
you really think so, professor?
The Professor-Yes. indeed No ors
would ever believe there was such an
extraordinary difference in your ages.
Detroit Free Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

Nv Y1-k merriam rse=ut-v ra--
= - .1- A. ce5ce bow IL l-~- 81 2
Wezr . ~ f1r - position So -sEs. a eat
Is motto u re -
Ta- saus - s5E-s. -" answered -
lat
~Ea- 20 y1a kos NJ motto asks. ne
manager
I: t-l.s r1u n he dor. -. - sars
5ush -
TIE bev -as ~zp.aved II 9ree.-Clnesa-
RAJ Ergl-e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-01-12

IF zoo vrrr nos 40 h~sress.- be aid n
wInc - 20 b. frnpss-son~d spp>al-if ycu
hsfst hszdrets Of fA0ssss&s 81 1silars
uhiie an poor. the csse vsald - ti5srsss.
foa rozid knos thea ~; loved yca fss
yosrs-if alsre-
-Hsven's 200 seen the evening" pApersy'
she czlniy asked
Ne. d4riing
Better get one Nv bs-k has busted
and kaven gos 3ol.Ar- However. ss jos
lore ne for nyssif sioee-
As I ~.s aylzx. Mis Preach be ~
terrupt<t az - roe ap. Il called % see yocf
father aoost that eosiyzrd. and VII tres
pas no further % yoar valuable time.
Tanks for yoar fiedness-sosd evesiss'-
-Phladeipkia Press