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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-05

All Republicans should mark .helr
ballots on November as below: The
crosses are opposite the names of lie
Republican candidates and a ballot
marked as below votes the straigh. Ee-
publican ticket:
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
Unexpired Term, 56th Congress-
CMark One.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
MANY RETIRING NJ. P.'S.
>ssersi scottish Nsmh-r. Of rsrIIs-
meat WIN Not H-tarn to
Their seats.

Scotianbwi 81 sens more nrw faces 10
par ament when LORD Salisbury ad-
Vi.r- her majesty 20 issue her election
fat than any other portion ofthe king
com. says a London paper Those Two
eminent authorifie- on natter - ma
rine. Sir Thomas Sutherland ard SIR
Donald Currie. have sguiGsS their iu-
tention 20 retire from public Office.
The latter has agee considerably %
late. bat sir Thomas j. the same keen
eyed. healthy looking receiving
rubicuua comp,eNioHed Ga,efanian
that he has been any time these 20
years past. The career Of SIR Thomas
Sutherland j. one Of the romauees Of
the contemporary commercial woria
Prom the representation Of the L. and
o in faraway Hong kong he has
worked hi> way up 20 the presidency
and supreme direction - ore of the
bggest shipping businesses IN the
word
Another Scottish member who will
he missed in the ueNt house j. Sir vii
liam NeGCerburn. the leader OF the lit
tie band OF ~ Indian reformers.
and a retired Indian Official Of many
YEAR, experience. whose know ledge 81
al the problems conusctsowith the ac-
Rini>frstion 81 onr great Asisiic de-
%penderey j. quite cyeiopaedie. Sr
Charles Cameron. who has for many
Years been a conspicuous figure in
Scottish science and journalism; Sir
I. Gibson Carmichael. for whom five
wears Of the weary round At Westmin.
ster rave sufficed. and W. MeEwan. til,
Edinburgh brewer and bsnrfactor. are
also going on the retired list.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
DINGHAM'S CURIOUS WILL.
To eharrh In IitnoI, FsrsId.
Ns.i~ or Festival. in
the Edtaee-

The will Of James bingham. who
died recently al his home near Illiop-
oils. in >angamon county. IT.. was
opened the other DAY and proved 10
be a most eccentric document. He
b~equesths to the Christian church Of
lliioPolis the land upon which the
Long Branch church. east Of Mliopo,iS.
is erected. but places an exceptional
~ queer proViso in the document. Ae-
cording to the proviso. the gift Is IN
on condition that no organ. piano or
musical instrument shall ever he
taken inside the edihce. and that no
church festival or church fair shau
ever be held upon the premises. In
the event that this part OF the viii
Is violated the property reyerts TO
Dingham's heirs.
II Is not known whether the consre-
cation OF the church will aerep, IN.
gift, under the conditions. This pro-
vision OF the will has created eonsis-
cradle gossip among the residents Of
the town.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
GOES INSANE OVER MONEY.
Father Of Fam Opera singer Toe
Well Provided For by ut.


seth Abbott. - san Diego. Ca. IA
Their Of the late Emma Ahbo;t. the IA
nous American opera singer. was con-
fuea in 4 cell At police headquarters
a. Lowell. Mas. the other cay. He has
an income Of 500 a week. left him by
his daughter. anc has gone insane over
his MONEY.
His daughter, Mr.. Elizabeth Abbott
Clark, of Chicago, who i wealthy. was
notified To come fer The old man. He
= years old.
He came TO Lowell recently TO visit
Mr.. b. {. Atkinson. a distant relative.
He was arrested for throwing money
away in the streets ane giving Il 10
clerks in the stores L~iteraIfy. ne had
every Kline Of money about him. and
although he VA dressed in broadeloth.
The police leekea him mp because they
dc ret knew hi identity. New that
Il has heen discovered. he will be- given
a more comfortable room at the city
farm.
The first meal I ate in New York
he aid the other DAY. in those GAYS
cost me u cents. pai6 Ss2 for nv
last dinner there.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
Asstkes De L.xe Edisie. of "a Mos
ssSs to Garcia

The P1s-engef De, Artnent Of the Nev
York Central s@sm. never 70 tire of -nclrg
cut copies o. "A Message 70 Garcia. The
latest ..ae Is the hT.t ave thousand Of the
third hAlf-mL4ion edition, aEd = numbered
so1sccutIvely from l,esa.so 70 I.sl 20. IL
!. beautifully printed on heavy pate paper,
tie AlustratlsEs bens brought cut N anAn-
Ter eqgsl, Z not superior. 10 the best maks-
rnss The page. have a red Ene ars2EG
them. and the book is bound a a greg blue
e4oih and heavy boarcs. IL = inteE1ec for
libraries. aud vas ls~1sL a. the request q
q large number Of Ameuclr Libraries who
wanted the Message n a permanent bind
lns- Ihs edition contains, q addition 70
Mr. HubbArds admirable prelchmert. q
short sketch, Nth a portrait. Of Lieutenant
Colonei Andrss :. Rowan. the uAn Who
carrist "A Message 10 GaFcla; a short
sketch. With a portrait, Of General Ca.xto
Garcia, the man to shom the Message
Ek. earned. aud a short sketch. wlth por.
trait, Of Mr.. Elbert Hubbard, the nan who
wrote "A Message 70 Garrs
II also coutalns eight pages o. extracts
from the press. anG ce@nrE1s fFam e
known educators. clsrgymen. professional
men. and many arse employer q men, CT
the Message Itse.f. a sketch Of he tgb2n
ktrcatlon4l Association. anc a sketch &C
Harvard Am and the Cuhar teach
els.
A limited number e. copies of \ Messag.
10 GarclA boG1d N Goth ard tcAfcs nay
be obtained AZ 80 cents each. A copy af The
edition With Illuminated paper cover. tuly
Illustrated. VII he sent free. post pad. q
ary address n the word. on receipt q 4
postaxe stamp ssueG hy ars cnuntry ca ~
sohe. or u VII be sent IA packages q -
each. On receipt Of - cents for each II
BY Searg~ III. Danieis. Genera fAsserxti
AEruf. New York Central A Hudsor kryei
R>lrasd. Grand Central station, New Q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
SHE WOULD GET THERE.
"a va. None Of the Ticket sellers
Bu.Isr.. here she Wast-
cd to Go.

n. vas loux. .,ar. ark sad nw-bored.
ard be shauibsst up 10 the ticket -lnco~
80 The tniou passeugsr station much alter
toe fashion Of . scared anne when he Ap-
rfaArhes his master 30 receive a Ne4-earust
thrtshing He cot as Tar a. the outside
rauinx ard siood there Nth a basnfsi blush
gazing at the nan hehtrd the bras. bars,
says the -. joseph News.
Tone n, cone IN, make yourself a.
home. vs. the s~ncoarsEns welcome IRON
within. lie accepted the invitation and
brought Up AGAINST the marble ticket eogE-
ter Ntk more eorh1eree IN as i4ce
Say. thar. he saH1. IN a half whisper.
"s ths the pace Sh.rs you 81 tickets for
the kyarss
Ys., vhsr. 90 yeu want 10 20, Hurry
up; we re ru.aed.
"Wel, sr. be replied. shift.ag a square
inch Of pus tobacco from ore cheek 70 the
other. "hsv you ell get enny .oug-cstanee
tickets inter keuturkYs
H.. case was squalsd BY that q the o6
lady vIth a surhouuet, Who said.
Il wantatck % Platte county.
What place IN Platte county inquired
the ticket man.
NO Place IN Platte county; I want 70 80
10 Pate county. art rs nore O your
bus5ns.. where I'm goruE 20 visit You 81.
me the ticket TO Pate county. and u at
there"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

alarmed ne for = moment. Then he
said that was the writer for the pres
aud had influence. and be wanted me 10
help him reform the world about ~
Jag. And be told me how the politicians
lied and the newspapers lied and the
merchants lied and made their clerks
to lie and deceive their customers and
how the lawyers lied ia the courthouse
70 deceive the jury. and some Of the
preachers had got 20 wing and making
up sensational stories in the pulpit. He
vas well posted and quoted Scripture
and talked in a stream until I Tot tired
II his abs-rartious Then h. asked me
u a lie Or a deception wss jussihabie
under am circumstances. replied
that there were -omr white lies or de-
captions that I thought were admi..i-
bic under certain circumstance. lie
looked surprised and asked me TO give
7 him an instance or example. Well
said !. "A woman called on my wife ye-
terday while she vas in the kitchen
p%utting mp p~ach pickles. This Old
woman was a long-set;ing hen and ny
u Z, got very tired os her. and AZ last
when she rose 20 leave my wife said:
Can't you sit iongers WIS are o in
such a hurry? Well. do all again soon
I'm sorry you can't 10 ~-ngcr.'- The
stranger spoke abruptly and said.
~Your wife deceived her and did wrong
she ought 20 have told her that 80
was busy and must be excused. Don't
you think soT- "Nsii. now said l.
49, -. - n-A w.
herr and found me hard at work With
my coat os. and I had two little chr
dren % watch. for my wife told me not
"a lc' them get out Of nv sight. and
now thes have M must hunt them
M. and I've listened 20 YOUR absfrar-
'iuns for half an hour. sud all 20 no
practical purpose. Suppose ! shou'f
say 20 You. Ms friend. You will has.
To eVcuse me; ! must look after the
children and work my garden. and 7
reckon you had better GO What would
sou think ~ me and my rudsnessT
lie looked surpri.ed and grieved. ard
said do Won mean ~ "No.~ laid
T. ~and 81 did 3, would be very impo-
lite for me- 10 tell You ~. had rather
tell a little white lie-hadn't YOU lie
was silent for a minute. and then aid:
Well. I reckon I had better go. and
he bade ne an aTectionaie good-by.
But let NJ not forget the orphgp. or
The day. There g., no 'e about that.
Sometimes ! feel like an orphan myself
and wish ms father and mother We're
here 20 comfort ne. reckon that is a
sign - second childhood.
Vow ! have a labor ~ love before me.
: shall complete that hook 81 poems.
and ! SAINT help. Kind friends rave
sent me 20 copies % the poem I ssked
for. and il will please me and help me
20 have the lovers - good. pure. poetic
literature send n. the Titles ~. say. i've
or more 81 their fasorites and also the
nance Of the anthors. Address Mai.
Charles n. Smith, ~CarterS,ilie. Ca
Hill Arp in atlanta Constitution.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
he sAsELY DECEIVED HER.
Let her rhisk she Wa nsfsrstss
Hin. whes ne nsa Ne Bsa
TO Break

$50 year srEAxezen; 10 brokens sad
the .rs a gray. according 70 PeArsoa .
Meeky
zee. 4, =. replied the srl u brora.
frrwr = a. the reco4sctlor.
w hst vas the natter
"He h1ssy ceceTved ne. answered the
rrl C. hrssr. o see. . uas thss SAy
asksf hm ere DAP te prrEse ne that be
never ax4n wee smokr Garettss and e
prem .fd Th-n a.k.f BIN % r-ran ircm
ts~ 80 20 tchacca 10 nuF fern, e BE- prem
isct 20 CO that. iAtfr ! tod ban I bad a
herrrr e snyore Eho togrhea lq4cr. sn1 b.
azrtr4 never q touch o. Aitsr that ] srx
ses.f4 tast ! theuEht CAB. bad a had inng.
encr ca ygung men and ] skrE1 sxr~ct I'm
~ Vs them up. ard BE- sad be wszld /
40 frk up the suelert Of gs-hlr< ard
made = n rrdu- that hs soa-d step pay
M cards snG hsliiux "a the races
~ yea e4ut remaE1 a great deal
O. Arm. DID youe sad ne kr q gray. i
supqo- b. deceived yea IN he asiseTE
Sic DID
Broke 5 3 prom -. id he"
"Oh. 70 could have forEsea that. Be-,
irst u1~u sas c1u9Fatl4atrx myself that
a. least bad Reformed ore yourg mas l
fourd ,hst h ddn't re9uire any r~eforung.
lie ra1 1teirtec 10 a -rge ere q the
hsb.ts ! made aim promise 70 break. II vas
a tsrrsbs shock. AID l broke the ergsxerert
- once Thsre Was no lanr.r anything n u
70 nAke % interest *
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Arorth Missouri ector. who first studied
ha-bal rules While a Sunday school bcy.
enters INTO the following antiquities q the
rational game The devil VAS the rr~t
coacher. I've s;o.e nrst. Adam stole SECOND.
When lsaAe met Rebecca al the vel she
vas waking with a pitcher. S4mpsos struck
cut 4 good mary when be heat the Phiit<-
tines. Moses made his first run when be
lew the Egyptians. Cam made a haze ht
when be killed Abel. Abraham made a sac.
rthce. The prod gi son made a home run.
David was a hong-distanoe thrower and
Noses shut cut the Egyptians at the Red
sea Chicago Chronicle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Aug 9. isge.
DIAN w. PENHkM II an fail
Ing Esrv fast since January have
k1st taErty-fve or forty pounds /
have = yellow. muddy eonplerion.
fee tired Ar have bearinx down
p4ua Neases have not appeared for
three months. sometimes ! am t-ou-
bed With white discharge. zni | also
have AdncT and bladder trouble.
l have been this way FOR a long tine.
ar1 feei % miserable I thought I
would write 70 you. and see II you
could DO ue any god Mrs EnxA
FREDERICK. Troy, Ohio
SEPT. 70. is9a.
" nEAR Ms P1xKHkM.-I have
used ydia Z Piuzhau's Vegetable
Compound According % directions
an can say | have not felt 50 well
for years a I do az present Before
taxing Tour medicine a more mizer-
able persoa you never saw. | could
no, eat o. SLEEP. a. id n. are 20
talk with any one. did no, enjoy
lie A. all. Now. I feel - well can
ret ee grateful enough Far vha: you
have done for ne. You are surely a
womsns friend Thanking you .
thousand times, I remain.
kver yours
Mss EDSA FErnEEfcv
Troy, OHIO.
DEAR NRs PryxHAx have
taken ave bottles q Lydia + Pink
ham vegetable Compound ARD canno.
praise it enough / had headaches.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

A visitor ~ Par. was Satr! a. a .shi. 2,
ese Of tAs hgh priced resla4fana n iks
tHhirlticE grounds thrkEx q v&rsca,
ID ns. az be read ever tie bli ef fare AID
otserr-t tks prce.
tr. havsrt yoa sey cens4s1-e a. A.. ls
ths rEcef
Bsy ~pardoz." replied tie hssgksy s-rvi
tsF.
"HaTrut y0u sny ccrsc rrrc-cou- .rcs
--car.uererf Ipat ycu un1errtardef
lac water rekst % the BIZ q fare az 2
beTsn Erg e over.
= Goa knew g Ne havs o. not Nv.
have ts 1n the hl We Mn't. yuu'vs
80 90 raF ezra fMr H Ihrm tie fuira
81. -LaE..r srarr M.naaa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
III PFAL LIFE.
nat IN. C~eaeis.iea Nss
csmaoapIse~.

"BT "a. way. ad the man Who bad
sepps4 tt a farmhouse g uater Is heF@,
rs ysars ss9 a peor By cane as way are
ysn tcck Z IN
-f- qaesrd he farmer. srmsEka; szr.
Trsct. Ft4tss Lantor AnsHsfA
-ia4 uere krd g. hm. uent o. tie
stranger Yea I'd tu. gave him ser1s q
-aenl ana a. es sus q cctbss
b. tive b - p hs pocket aa1 SIT n
"a Is uky rel1 eng lie tod y1a a. 81.
tine that r. never Hoad forge yoar kr<-
ness An Ir EEtf'
Il bearve . are. REP - ths farmer.
"He - taat g be pr1sers- b. regit s~e
that yea rrver ha4 occas1r t1 tarst yc4r
l ness ~ 2 poor, ~struGxfrg a3
IAr1 sakw eHcafmfd the hr-ers
y sraT. - ouats amest lie a
fay tar 11nt itff
Ws cthtrus4 80 stranger. he tsi9
~ tc fe. Ya that D. . s. PEER
Ari FL. T. .~rrerastv tte hrgff rfrt co.
o. esel che ram0 frogf $40 Is
vie ,hrew ias BE AZ the ch.cksna-
p rl- borrowed rarusrts ss'1sz
HL- 49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

leucorrhoea. falling % the womb. and
kidney trouble. I aieo had a pain
when standing or walking. and some
times there seemed to b. balls Of Ere
in front - r.. 20 that I could not sec
for about twenty minutes Felt a.
tired N the morning when I st up
a. II I had had - sleep for ~ weeks
Had fainting spells
AMI would crv-MRs BrHrnA oFER,
Second and Clayton SIS, Chester Pa
nENR Mas PryxHsw:-I cannot
find language - Express the terrible
suffering I have had u endure. had
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
FOR MALARIA,
CHILLS and fever.
The Best Prescription Is Grove
Tasteless Chill Tonic.
The Formula Is Plainly Printed on Every Bottle.
So That the People May Know Just
What They Are Taking.

Imitators do not advertise their formula
knowing that you would not buy their medi-
cine if you knew what it contained. Groves
contains Iron and Ouinine put up in correct
proportions and is in a Tasteless form. The
Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives
the malaria out of the system. Any reliable
druggist will tell you that Groves is the
Original and that all other so-called "Taste-
less" chill tonics are limitations. An analysis
of other chill tonics shows that Groves is
superior to all others in every respect. You are
not experimenting when you take Grove's-its
superiority and excellence having long been
established. Groves is the only Chill Cure sold
throughout the entire malarial sections of the
United States. No Cure, No Pay. Price, soc.
s0TEs-Ns -soo-ds Of - e.-Ss AsAssss o., %. lsss,
SHOW DAT over 010 s1d 0s0.hahf AW00 Aof0es 81
Groves Tssssssss Cam Tonso wore soas asss yoar sss
tho sssss arc oosds.s1y sse~ssstsU. NJ eeaeAsesss -
fsevsesAas ohsf Groves Tssssasss 0haa Noako - . aeo-
drsUUfss o. oAo@Ssf win ss1 yos %.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Tier. . a larx. ssklsst frsn his cczsfry
.. II. pars expcs.lsE whscn Wa pro's
vr-y Interesting 70 al ~so nay At,<so. GU
90 -. 40 thar IN. a<ws tia. the fanous
Ar~resr remedy. Hoss~tters Stomach BIT
t-~s - postfv-y eure ~dyxp~pss. trcree
tea. ecrg pasor, hEisas--~s sne nervo1s
80 To al -fer~s Il the abcse. CON
rfatrs. a tral +. rrronme~fe1. vita - as.
sararce skat when hcresiy used a cur- vi
- Effected. l. a,se tsre- - the e.tlrs
srntsw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

female frou bic.
al li~ver.stomach.
kidney. and blad-
der trouble
itricd several doc
tors also quite n
number 81 patent
medicines. and had
deSpaired 81 ever
getting well At
last | concluded 70
try Lydia z Pink
hams Vegetable
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
To Care . Geld In one Day
Take Laxative Bruno ouinine Tablets. 4
druggists refund money iii fails tocure. :.


What kna Of a climate have you here"
only trouble Is that the weather gets dis
courazed and quits too soon. The sumner
are too short 10 produce bananas and PINE
apples. and the winters aren't long enough
70 raise polar bezrz-"-St. LOUIS Globe
Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Nalthe diseases Known With which the tsnaie organism is Afflicted. kidney
cease = ne Ust fatal Ia at unless early and correct treatment, Is d
pleL tae weary pauent seldom survives
bag fully aware . this Mx Pinkhn-- early in her career. ave 4
hal-tv- s-atv - ~ subject aud IN predicting her great remedy for vonars
A@-LT4A = FnShans Vegetable Compount-wasc careful 70 see that IL
ntAnec ~ correct combination Of here's which ws sure % control that
AtAl sea~ w1Dans kidney troubles The Vegetable Compound acts in har-
may with te laws that govern ~ enttre female system and while thers
AZ MANY 50 called remedies Tor kidney troubles LYDIA T. PIrkham. vege-
abb compound j. TIE only one especially prepared fr women
The following letters vii show how marveuoulv successful IL Is:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is 4 Constitutional Cure. Pnce. .sc-


"Goodness gracious exclaimed the Gig
gentleman. this disturbance in China =
Just awful"
1t : 50" agreed the Cd adv. "wka;
With all the natives hshtinx we're wst
a. likely az rot to hsve a most dsfrpxssnx
ia famine Tbs year. -Phds6epka prsss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

I'D rou ave arv frrshis vtA ycur
Frerrh - PARIS Mrs REnHf
Ne. ~ efn't hsvs saE trruhle az al:
bat The people ~ho tired r. tx wfh -
Seemed 70 have an a~fai tns Ind anapo
II Jcurral-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

compound. AMI now. thanks to your
medicine. ! am \ well woman. can
not praise your medicine too highly
Tor l know II will do al. and even
more. than II i recommended to do
tell every suffering woman about
your Vegetable Compound. and urge
them 10 try It and see for themselves
what Il will do.--MRs. Macy A.
HIFIK. No Manchester. Ind
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Near Fzouzh-Tozzv-~Ps. What does
disagree mean" Pa-Na. vhen I've
p<cp.e n rk alike tkey are said to agree.
Nos, ysa cas- su-s. waat disagree mans
TommY~Oh. yssi thats when orly one
people fhinks hke.-PhlaGeipkia Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Tie Mind szissr had ssaly dated h
-H-nn,- b-s,n The girrs father. Isskins
a. Nm sterniy- Young nae. car yea snp-
port q family
-Cr~ss h~~wras,- cried the youns mas,
~Asv- ysu lost yozr ioby@Saneard and
Trn<e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Hawaii has closed its last school for
teaching the native language. Here
after young HawaiisRs will be taurh,
10 talk English.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

A Clever Turr.-"wha; q pretty far la;
that . q Mr.. fiypp's Yes. Ihat's her
1nmer hat turned Arouat With The back 10
tie lruEt. -GeyelaEs PAN Dealer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

7. very ofs-s k,pper. that . nsr's eon-
randsrx prr~Ece gets hsm ne greater boa
err throuxh Ite than 10 BE- marshal Of the
CAV AZ a county fau.-Atchsssa Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Doa't N~xier. Cough. TAX. Bone Hsie's
Hcz~v Il Hor~huund ard Tar ins;anter.
Plies Toothaehs Drup- Cure IN one minute
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Miz s;rtte-What ysur urn-..'
Ntu-. Mat nor arr-t fer NJ,
. xht Er1sr1p -4.-s-Fltgere,
Il a~tter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Do &c; h<lisve Psois Curs for Cozszn2
ton has al equal for eoagA and eocs-
Jean y. Boyer, Tnssiy sprrp, lad Feb.
u. 100.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

One Of the fne arts Is 70 say "a urvrl-
esne thing scerptab.y.-Boston WsteAn.n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Indigestion !. . Bad companies. Get rid
q II BY eherlrs a bar Ct Adsns' Prpsn
IpfI Fruttl after ezea meal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

Few DELIGHTS can eSusi The mere rresenes
Of one uhon re trust utteriy-Georxe Mac
coraid-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-04

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-06

In each county of the state conven-
ton shall be held on Thursday, the 18th
day of June, A. D., 1900, at such hour
and in such place in each of said count
les as the county committees thereof
may designate. Each county committee
shall select the proper number of dele
gates to the state convention, and shall
recommend to the state convention its
choice for q local member Of the state
central committee, and shall also ap-
point central county committee, the
members of which shall serve for two
years, or until their successors are elect
ed and shall have qualified.
All Democratic conservative reform
citizens of the state of Minnesota, ire
spective of past political associations
and differences, who will unite with us
in the effort for pure, economical and
constitutional government, and who fav-
or the republic and oppose the empire,
are cordially invited to join us in send
ing delegates to these conventions.
Dated at St. Paul, MIMI, this 10Th
day of April, A. D. 1900. By direction
of the Democratic State Central Com
miCtee