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The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-21
Mssy 70 ours creup.

Mr.. R. Gray, who lives near Ame.
MIA, Duchess county, n. Y, says:
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the
best medicine have ever used. II n
. hne children's remedy for Group ahd
never fails to cure" When given "
soon = the child becomes hoarse. Of
even sitter the croupy cough has d.
veloped, II viii prevent the attack,
This should Be bprne in mind and I
bottlesof the Cough Remedy kpSt "
band rsady for instant - q spoa y
these symptoms appsas. Bus ~ s.
Inlusn BEus, sg'
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-21
Local and Personal.

lftrlt & ~
Brick for saie. 81 chiis classn.
Cedar Posts It ss.n.. for 10
cents ss
Some fat hogs for sale. inquire o,
J. L. Wilson.
Bri9adier Streeton returned from his
eastern trip ON Wednesday.
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls, Of all descrip-
tions at the Holly Pharmacy.
Mathews Of Coolidge. can get you
the highest prices for your broom
corn.
Considerable sickness among chill
dren Is reported, caused from bad
colds.
S. W. Howell and Charley Smith re
turned "Wednesday from their trip to
Illinois. Z
Regular PRAYER meeting every Wed
nesday evening at 7:s0. Allare invited
to attend.
DR.. G. s. Wilson. the lamar dentist
will be in Holly the 9Th and 18th of
each month.
SEE WHITE
For Ladies' Fur Cares Collarettes
and Plush Capes.
Mathews, of oftsolidse, ,has the right
prices on grain and mill stun, Have
him fill your order.
Christmas Il cominf, : So is the
H0llY Pharmacy with she biggest line
Of Holiday Goods ever seen in Holly.
Mathews Of Coolidge has One Of the
finest Holiday displays in the west.
Just call and see old Santa Claus
with his bargains.
SEE WHITE
For Ladies' Walking Skirts Of the
latest desIgns; also Crepon, Cheviot
and Mohsir Skirt Patterns.
ctrisssas Goods q : psscosss.
We will allow IS per cent discount
on all cash purchases ri Christmas
gos'ds. s. F.. WAsTE : Co.
Matthews, Of Coolidge, the up ia
Now merchant, will give you aston
ishinglv low prices an Dry Goods.
Caps, Shoes, Clothing, j Groceries,
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-21
ERIDAY DIlofs sIo y,
ss;aie,YIrsost :
iAsssrt,saue 4 u.sssI

y! ss Asseettslao net
o. - sinsip 81. AispaAy. ~ s664lk ~
- 49, doubae csl, !. n sat.ao
iocal reading nstioes ~ iins. W 4 ursssn, +
ksancaA rasss wili 10 nia11s ~ Sipulay .,a6s'
TO extshsave aAvsselAesa q
+ Al advestiaaasats WA - Fpm Nssil sedsred
ous unless inssrted IL seate1 -
Display .,adss changed monsAll. II desired.
Local reading sotices changed pstkly.
Al kinds = Job psintine nsaeay doe. cnli
ana Ist our estimates. -Iss p -
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-21
". II. MORRIS. 6raasda. CoJsl

~
The most effective little liver piis
made are DeWitt's Little Early m
era They never Rripe.
Every family should have the Fsmi.
ly Councillor. Worth its weight IA
gold See Mr. I'd. swayse. agent for
Holly.
An Immense stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, and Shoes AT COST.
W. d. NORRIS,
Granada, Colo.
Take your waJcn, clock or tewslry
to Applegate at Lamar and have It
repaired In a first class manner. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
For sale-F Fresh milch cows. win
sell or trade for dry stock. Mares to
sell or trade. L. p HERRrNe,
Coolidge, Kan
Don't use anv Of the counterfeffs Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Most
OF them are worthless or liable to
cause injury. The original DeWitt,s
Witch Hazel salye is certain cure
TOT plies. eczema, cuts, scalds. burns,
ores and skin diseases. Ikelman
sBros.
Together with a mass Of other inter.
esting domestic details appearing in
the January Delireator, that issue
contains an article on Mexican candles.
This will be OF interest to women who
want to introduce novelties at the tab.
le during the holiday season. A prac-
tical article in the same number deals
with winter vegetables, how to secure
variety, and how to make the vegeta-
bles palatable.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-21


~ s5a N ~ s{4s
Vim. Holligen, OF the Gax etteer Pub
Co. Of Denver, was here Innday gath
ering Information for a state direc tory
and soliciting Subscriptions for the
same.
J. n. BFage started Monday for bis
cld>home at Brooks.a WI. VII, where
be will visit for . month Or. two, and
may get Warried although he didn't
'say any thing about that
N. W. Miller and family, OF Rush.
vile. Illinois, arrived Fnday to re-
main permanently. They have moved
Into = residence south OF the railroad
for the present. until they decide MP.
on their location.
3. ". Perkins and son Earl. OF
COLORADO City. visited Holly on Wed.
nesday. Doc WAS one Of ths active
workers for Holly when ~ town tirst
started to grow four yesjp ~. and he
wss aerAsably snrprjd Is nee the
pFsere.s y Y has made iinc4 that time.
Guys Rlch1Eas oses II i tbe larsest 81
owneh u ne a kisIii IA laCo. md
the Great flsins VII ps M the
New York tpanager u b stOmpen.
T., was here during ths, sgala Ii is
Thought bv sOme on IL ~ {1sde: that
~ visst here ~ this time ~ a spe.
cisi slmidcance md inav @ sn ! beet
SUGAR isctory iccatcd n HdiaY Ia the
'ilnmsdiate fntnrs, althqugb nothina
definite y yet hss besn xsyS4 Out from
- uasssss concssninx - matter
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-21
NJ Clos B m
$25o 0
sOe {.

itll - g. ~ e q
-; a. a ~ IA ss ~
NJ n.ass n c. snssss hootS ~ shoes - -
and bcvs; sl,oes ~ sises fot women and childssr
ghats. hrRest ard bsst stock IN the county. Also
ovsrallt oysfcoats shirts. underwear ~ men and
{ women. rubber bccts artics, dfess aoods optlnea
msslins wossteds callcos and thuissnd otss arti-
elea
All goods at 70 to IS per cent less than they can
b. bought elsewhere
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-21

Commissioner j. N. Leslie waa
trAnsacting business In Holly, Non.
day.
Don't forget that vou. can buy Pres
ents for all, Young and old, At the
Holly Pharmacy.
Matthews, Of Coolidge. has received
q new lot Of Hats, Caps, Clothing, etc.
Just try him once.
SEE WHITE
For the cheapest and most stylish
Capes, Jackets, dressing Sacques and
Fancy Waists shown in the valley.
II you want to see Santa Claus with
his immense stock Of Xmas goods,
call at Matthew'S Coolidge.
Miss Ethel Hoffman, who ID teach.
ing auecessful school in the Myers
district, visited her parents in town
Saturday and Sunday.
E W. Tuttie and c. H. Adams took
q drive over the Amityville country
on Sunday. They report water all
over that section. The farmers are
doing their winter irriRating now.
MIR. and Mrs. H. n. Prahl started
Sunday night for Rock Rapids, Iowa,
where they willllve until spring when
they intend to return and settle upon
a 20-acre tract Of land near town and
engage In beet raising.
Coolidge Is o. K. when you want =
fair deal On coal, grain, produce, etc.
Remember that Mathews buys
"Spuds," " Apples, ETC., BY the car.
For Sale at . Bargain Good house
stable and some barbed wire fence
Can all be easily moved. Box SIS
Coolidge, Kansas.
DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers ar,
dainty little pills, but they never fal
TO cleanse the liver, remove 0bstruc
tiQns and inviRorate the system.
Another large party OF land seekers
arrived Yesterday with Fred Mohl ant
Mai. Carlin. The Irrigation boom hal
set in and our country will soon be al
taken up.
Several prominent beet sugar I. cto
~ men have been In this vicinity dur
ing the past week looking over til,
ground, and 1t Is rumored that fac
tory for Holly within the next yea
is almost . certainty.
The Rocky Ford Tribune was ei,
larged last week to an eight column
folio, the editor giving as his rcaso,
for taking such steps, an increase i,
business.
The Sparks snd Register Of Lama
each recently put In new cylinde,
presses and contemplate enlarglnl
| their papers. This is an evidence 0
thrift and prosperity that proves tn,
Arkansas valley - progressing rapidly
AOnce l was young but now I an
old and ! have never seen q girl un
faithful to her mother who ever cam
to be worth Il 0ne-eyed button to he
husband. 1t is the law Of God. /,
II not exactly in the Bible but it Il
written large and awful in the lives o
OF many misit homes. am speakin
for the boys this time. II one Of vol
chaps ever run across 4 Rirl With he
face full Of roses who says to you q,
YOU come to the door, 4 cannot 20 10
thirty minutes vet for the dishes or,
not washed, you walt for that girl
Slt right down on the door step an,
! walt for her, because some other fel
1 low may come along and carry her ol
and you lose "a angel. Wait for tha
girl and stick TO her like = burr to,
mules tail. "-Bill Arp. y
n CArd sf TAasks.
III We deaiFA frAYnPeen mas yxn..ee.y
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-21
Cad TlIerlts.

We desire 70 express our heartfelt
thanks tothe friends fnr their Kind
ndn during The Illness and death of
our daughter Mary. A. L HARx.
A. =. HAn1.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-21
ctriss.ss eoods q ! psscoss,s.
clesrsy d ele Lee1.

E We ara the::"whole thins'' III Ladies'
Fnr Capes, Collarettes and Plush
Jackets -S F. White q ca.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06
SOUTHERN cLeANINoa


The following story was clipped
from the Dallas CTcx) News: T. W.
Ihurston is . darby OF old-sime ideas
who has charge of = silk mill at Fay
etteville. y. c. There are under his
charge over three hundred men,
women and children Of his own nce.
The mill has always been noted for
The discipline of its employees. and .
northern newspaper correspondent
recently took occasion to investigate
and learn the secret OF Thurston's
when asked how he handled
his mill hands 90 well. Thurston said
that the first thing necessary in such
an institution 10 discipline: and then
when the qu-stioner asked II this va,
obtained by a system Of fines. the an.
swer was: -No. siri BY whipping
The burly negro superintendent says
that he accepts no hands for the mil
unless they are given absolutely into
his control for all the time between {
In the morning and 8 in the evening
and. as such authority may he legally
conferred there. he is ansverable 70
no M but himself FOR wha, he does
light corporal punishment Is Of ne
avail. in his opinion. 20 when an em'
pioye Is Hsgng-nt in hrs work or dis
cbeys any 81 tae ironriad rules. thal
empioys is taken out ard given a
whipping. no matter what the SEE and
no matter what the sgv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06
SOMETHING OF A TRAVELLER.
May city Nsa whs sim Fisas
aListie Tfse to CeveraFew
rAossaaa Mfies.

II Travelled 5000 miles last year" said the
mild cerk Of the ribbon counter. and
had no idea Ne had 20 extensive q county.
lie looked around with conscious pride
and a swelling bosom. A veteran IN the
shoe department. took him up, says the Nes
York Sas. -,
Five thousand mle.," said he, with
seorn. 'fOnly 5000 mlle.f Way, h.ess your
lnnecent young heart. ] Travelled is.19 miles
last year. and val DO i again tbs year. and
all knor about the extent Of our great
ard glorious country 10 Cleaned from ths
map. How did | do ~ Easy enough
Tweniy i've wears ago ] married, ane for
the benefit u future generations | bought
a little pace 20 miles IN the eountry. Twies
q day for az days in q week ! have been
soiEx up and down 10 that little place for
Is years, not counting side tr1ps- That a
to xay have Travelled 30 miles a week.
vhick, mat Piled By s.. makes 90 90 miles
Nearly - times around the weird. that =,
srd almost from here 20 the neon and back
Oh. my boy. yoa dor't know What ,raveiIns
10 until you live ia the suburhs and be
cone a eommu,er. Five thsassn6 mics
Ny soul and body. that's hardy eozsiita
sierai."
Ard the rbeon clerk shrznk in;o kin~iI
aud wished be hadnt mentions1 he lozr
rey.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

" bal 1prlr4fsz-. as they cansst rra<h
the en~r1~d 49, the ear. Th~rr q
60 90 r4y - cur @-afz-<s. s-1 that :.
~ ~uu~tltuten4i r~m-4lra D~zfn~~s =
cx1~-s ~ an infa-rd ooaAhfaaa 81 th~ zu-
ceus hzFax e The Eastarhaa Tah<. Wh~n
tans tat~ rrts in1an~1 yea AVE a ruzblias
sc111 o. umr~-1ccs kstrizg. and vk~n q .
ezti-e,y e. 4 dessn~-. --als. s.i
- - b a~4Am-ataso - .. Len Gu.
and tks THE r-zfor-d - "a normal con
ctacn. , ara vi - Destroyed forever:
nr> Eases AZ u t~n are ran-sd ~ eat4rrh,
vhrh = unthizx bst an infaned eo-4Itson
81 To rnorQUs Surfaces
We wfi rre Ou- Hunirri Doiiar. for any
ezs~ of D-af.--. fcau-~d bv s.t.rrh th..
sHannt BE cared hy Halls Caf2rrh Cure.
S-nd for eirruiar~. free
FJ. Cke-~y a Co, Toledo, o.
Sod hy Dvu<xxs. -s~.
Hale Fa-iiy Pills are the bc-f-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

A good story 10 told Of r. lie Green,
the railroad magnaie and republicans
politician Of Texas he - the sou OF
Hetty Green. the weal'hiest wsman
in America Mr.. Green has mo.ey %
throw at birds bat h- never does IL
There wss little game xoinw On. q;
a hotel. And the proprietor w.s tax
ing a haad Mr.. Green asked the pro
Prletor ~ Re could cash his check. ars
,h- proprietor .ald certainly an-
the cheek vas sea. down 20 the hos-'
clerk. -C@a't do it, sid the si-sS
Tel that clerk yelied thu Prorue
tor ~ TIE t~Il boz. that say for kir=
- cab X. Green's cheek rr~sty
sOon the clark cane ST. hat The pro
pr-tor ~o9ljn't Slow ~ Z o r~t n
q word. uafil IN .sz@<-atioa th- cI~r.
showed the piece Of paper under ths
proprie.or's no~~ aad made . rus
dowu stairE rs~ proprietor rax'
one zlane-. and. it 70 said. fell back II
his eh.ir white ard limp IL was fs'
N.,oo.ooo. and signed -Hessy Green-'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

There - no work n the world o., which
- manT cope. are printed annually a. Il
cred lucky or othrrw - for commencing
any undertaking. fer marry ng. hurying. Or
for applying remedies 90 diseases a lucky
day : not necessary when Hostetirr Stom-
ach Buffers j. taken for Cntf.Vatl4u. tndi-
rr-tisn. dyspepsia. h3 0usuess. liver % Md
ney troubles. Il vi cure az these da.
or9ers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Brooks Story. the most remarkable
convict in the Mississippi peniten
tiary. has escaped again by sliding
down a post from the second story
OF the hospital. where he had beer
under treatment for more than thres
months lie was sent up April 10. 1892
for express robbery. and has ESCAPED
and been recaptured five times. Ii i,
evident that Brooks Story will be in
teresting when he can be kept under
lock and key long enough TO tell IL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

4 booklet gvnx ihe Population u al
cIties of ihe Gni ted States u 5000 aud
over according Go The census sf lp1. has
iust tren issuei By the pa--ugrr depart
meat Of the chicago. VI Nauk~ - Paul
Railway. snA a copy n u mas b. obtained
hy senl * your address. VITA tvo-c-nl
stamp 90 pay postage. % the t'susrai fas-en.
grr Asrt 20 the thrago. M.saukee a -.
Pau Railway. thica.n. IL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Nc matter What ais you. k-alaeh~ 20 q
eaEcrr. ySu WI nsver grt sci aEtL yeur
bowels are pat right Cxsearxts help nature.
cure yca without a SrIpe or pain. produce
easy natural movements COS, yoa Just 10
eszis TO start getting your health back
Cascarets Candy Cxthartie. the genuine. pot
up IN metal boxes. every tablet has c. &C.
stanp<4 On Il. R<Hare Of mafations
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Bowers-Here's an account Of 4 strange
hapPsnia--a child almost ehOked to death
BY a pin.
Sowers-Wha; is there strange about il.
Because it was a safetypin-"-udxe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

~Os. yss. sad yoa-< Mr.. Biaeks,Ore. =
have besu admitted to the bar. bat ] an
ros pracfieias regularly at it.
~Irdssd,- murmured Mas Gooph. =
thc1gh. yoa praeticst very ofteH
And the youns man wished that he had
not placed 70 much reliance "a these esoves
-Raitimore American.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06
repalatioa Of Mis.i..Ippl.

The population of Mississippi, as of.
heially announced from Washington,
Is i.SSi.s7O against I.sso.6O 1880. or %. !
per cent The population in 1850 was
l,isl.91, showing an increase of Iss.
Dos, or 1919 per cent from 1850 to isso.
The population by counties is as fol.
lows:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

The new steel bridge across Homo
ehitto river. constructed by T. +. Ais
bury on, Houston, has been accepted
oy the OF Supervisors of Lincoln
county. IL cos; $500, which is n small
sum considering TIE width Of the river
at that point Brookhaven and Wes<o.
will be immensely benefited by the
erection of this bridge
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

The publication Of what must IL
considered Mr. H. " Neilrs Official
cotton crop estimate. has served &c
draw attention NEW 70 the situatiOu
prevailing in cotton According &c
Mr. Neill. the crop will b. between o..
10000 and 9.ssO.ooo bales. but Mr.
NeiIi says very frankly that -thi'
frost lrefsrring to the cold snap OF
November 5 and 81. in my opinion
makes my outside figure of .. quite
unatiainable.- The impression. sc-
eordingiy. prevails tina; he leans to
wards his inside estimate. nearly o.
10000 bales.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Frank Vaushan.a prominent lawyer
of Leesyille. La, WIS found dead or
the street leading from the post Office
to his residence. Probably apoplexy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Henry Robinson. . well-knowr
young man. was shot and killed al
Waycross. Ga, in a battle between
three brothers of one family and fouI
of another.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Seek-r-Is there rsaly any i.-rary ID
va.ssE< n ~ rcssesi1a Il a De slrr e
taau a any sstkers usfkst
Ssx-=s--Sst tAss ! an a~a-- e.
~rhsa xkr . { that - zary p<vrie ar
. "a = pay an sxtravHxE-t r<r- Ter ensf
-1ass fsr z. lane e. the tkrr I sufpose
-Hr.-s- Cour
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Brghan-Ye. this . a fac establish
meat. and one mlehr suFpose yos are very
happy a q. Bat dcn't yeu sometimes rsrry
aksss the heavy rsEts
S,iissa Ca. dear. re. Isusp~ct. hs~sv<-,
the landlord h4s qa4,ns q regard ts that
Ezssr-E1sssn Transcrare-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Among the lanry ihinss uh,h women
Do : 10 'pr-al an Ola red shas over the
sofa and pat a candle wth a rel shade 20
a table nrar o.. aud cali il an o~r4ert4i cor.
ner-Afca.iau Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Yer no thrue an PATRIOTIC Amuriean,,
\ more are youi" .Thot OF am, got
me papers Jest befure Fiction an voted loike
. mon."-Irdianapolis News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

You are foolish 10 pry into ycur neigh
bors affairs when a lIttle Ezssse vii ds
cover the combinations ard iet you IN with
cut pryin<-DSsroit Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Was the country lovely, Mariet-
"Oh, Just lovely; II looked for al the
word like a landscape painted by some
body. '-Indanapolts Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

II $ said that ar artist at work on a Bibli
ca history undertook TO make a sketch .,
.Rebeeea az the well" but he couidn't draw
the water.-ChIesso Daily News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

A Real Patriot.-Friend-"Do you low,
your country Politieian-'You bet / DO
I've he government job for Il years.
Syracuse a. raid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

IL you want good digestion 10 vai. upon
your appetite you should always ehes q
bar Of AGams' Pepsin Tutti Frusti-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

The Person who doesn', know much. but
KNOWS enough not 20 let others know that
ne coesnt know, knows more than some
o. the knowing oRss know.-Pkaa9e,pha
BqlIetsn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

and Fever is a bottle OF ROWS TAsrxlEss
Can't Toxic It's simply ircn and q~uinine in
-tasteiess form. MCGUIRE no pay. Price Soc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Wzes-~Can you speak French was-
res-A little That IS. / can shrux nv
misunderstanding Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken Of
as a cough eure.-J. w. OfBrieu. 322 Third
Ave, n, Minneapolis. MINI. Jan. 6, 1900.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06
OLDEST Man IN AMERICA
Tells How He ESCAPED the
Terrors Of Many Winters
BY Using Peruna.

Mr.. fsaae Brcek. cf McLernar ess-,,
Ten. has attained the great age q III v.,,
having been bern IN i7ss lie s.n -,
frier4 - ,sTur. and speaks Of : =.
following terms-
~gurisg ~ lenx life I have kew,
great uary remedies fer co1Ths. e -
Hrrh sn4 tArrkoea- HAD a-iraysurr~i
ikess aG~tsa.s 10 be eldersrs Ga,-as,. =.
S<y karzed froz D.. Hartnaz, -.
thst tt-se asectiors are tie san. a. a.
rrup<rig c-e1 e4ta-rh
AS a- y. Hsss=.=s rs-~tr. Pa,
! kAv~ fsNn& { 70 - The t~s.. -. u.
cay rs,abt ready fer sAess aS.-
~Nsp@s - 49, ~
0nDy Sopss S1e0RpAlae 49,
ADsRA - ~ asfps- - % -
eo@saJ. ~ essasfy assss ~ -,
7 AVE esms = rely upr- & a-ss. =.
trey isr tie n4Ey lfsis tkiz- fr - I
ze~d =e&aciz~. b<i<vs q l. BE- sspeav
va1sahe 20 Cd P~apie- Isae Bra
CAfarrA . the CREATES. sr-zy EEL q,
A persoa entsr~iY FREE fru= crta--s > ~,
70 I've 70 q ssie sr1 kesrty 81 az. As-,
beck &c es.s--a GEt b. The Ptruza ~
"a c. c-lszbaS. c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06
HORSES NEED HAIR REVIEWER
rneie psss~s Thessht There wssa's
Much To Brss Absstia
the show.

"Ci,y folk. is easily pleased" remarked
Uncle Reuben. who has a farm down in
Egypt, relates the Chicago Chronicle. II
went IN 20 see that there horse show, and
there wasn't a single crittsr there that had
more than a stump Of a taii. What they need
= a hair remover Tor those prize animals. A
stiff young man that kept looking at moth.
.ng snd hold sx his arms out AZ II he das'n't
let HI. coat sleeves touch his coat says 20 me
when ] asked him shout those poor ~,siliess,
stuck up boxing an mails that they were that
way 90 purpose because rs the fashion
Queer that vii come in for style. looked
round and most u the b men they sad was
miiona res didn't have any hair on their
heafs. The bald spots was about q. numer-
Gus a. ihe bob "a ed hoses. The young
dudes that ! see promsusdins about with
b Z flowers ia the ~buttonholes didn't one 81
them have a ssn 81 mustaehs or even .
prospect u any whiskers. L. was queer
harsss without hardly any tails men with
5ut any hair % their heads. and boys with
oul any mustachss. II 90 beat all"
To Cure . Cold In ose Dsy
Take Laxative Hrnmo Cuinine Tablets. An
druggists cfuud money ifitfzils ocurc. &c.
Men are seldom charitable On an Empty
siomach-1hHago DaAy News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Poet Ito eolleagu<l-"So you are so;n,
to have your beard shaved ohr' CoTleague
YES: it eouidn't be reproduced in mar.
bie-'-Fiiegende B,aetter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Plumbing work in Mobile. Ala, is
practically suspended BY reason Of
the plumocrs' strixs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Citicu-"Has Daub made q success a. a,
art'sts' Cynieus-"Yes, indeed. He BE-
longs to Eve clubs."-Town Topics.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Thirty minutes IS all the time required &c
dye with PUTNAM FApELKss DrEs. sold By
All druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

William Gibson killed his two-year
old stepcaughter at Catlettsburg. Ky.
by the application Of a hot iron &c
her body. Some say he is crazy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Under the new anti-cigaretts law in
Alabama the small boy in that state
will find difficulty in smoking himself
to death.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

On the default dockets in four divi-
sions of the circuit court at St. Loui.
were lis divorce cases in one day, al.
leging every kind of reason
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

Marion Snyder. while nshing. in
johnson county. Tenn, n few days
ago. lost his arms and both eyes by .
delayed dynamite explosion.