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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14
fire al U.i, crafty ss Ill,.si..

Champaign. ILL.,, June 3.-Fire de-
stroyed the mems gymnasium and
woodworking shop ut the University
Of Illinois. The building wss the first
erected on the college campus. and
had Iong been landmark. The origin
Of the FIRE is unknown The loss is -
tiDated at $1,000
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

The Panama Canal Cos representa-
tves in Colon. q - stated. have re-
c~ivcsi orders from Paris 10 resume
work on a largr scale. \ lsrgr num-
b.r ~ riechanic< and iahorvrs. il Is
sided. have been engaged
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

ou arriving at his house in Havana.
on the ith. Cen Gomez made brief
address. m the course Of which he
said he had kept his promise TO return
To Cuba. and that he had never intend
ed to turn his back upon her people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

II i- e~tiuist~f that tespt-s ses
ten crop viii b. -.guie al@ut - aest aess
American hai~s Th~ eHssfne - 49,
guratr n n~~ ~rs in F-Trriaa azsa-aa
tun o. fhe ussrr sii1 h~rvaffsH -
rivhsr ir trrtiNssnr alrt~rrif
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

Farm~rs in th~ -p~ita. in Wtssis-
sippt r~r~rt that ths rrasshopp~r
problem q. ts--ousiuw rral SERIOUS ia
their -~~siun- The in~~ets have
sssoor~i .iowu on their cotten auI
corn h~lds by th~ uiiiiaus. snd al
eTorts - ~ ud - them havv -
FAR faiisi- Mh~rv enc is kili~,l if laaks
hks a rrurv iak~s its piar~. and thr
pssnters arr at th~tr wsts- end Th~s
have tri~si aa=inr them cn coai oii.
rarts Er~'u and a hftis cf every thine
~ the f-ai-'rn hue. bas sh- hapf~rs
s-vga - faffea sut fhris~ ON b. Th-
latest engine - siessru~t issu tried nn
thrm Is e tarr~d cloth ie f~~t hong ts
fr~r V ti~. - ~ht-h q ntuie - hitrhri.
ani BE- is thus drarrr,i over th~ hop
pr infssfsd d~id- Es~rv hux tha'
hutts arsinst th~ tarr~d cloth ssicks
closer than a hruth~r und. though
bushels - th~m arr Destroyed lu thl.
way. the nurnivr da~s nat s~~m ~
diminish. and in some riaevs th~ eroy~
have h~vn eaten up
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

Ths Faster lily. Il is ssid. ean te
grown To perfection in Florida. Thoa-
sansis Of dollars worth arr imported
every year from the BurInuslsss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

The little town of Stanley. in the
Falkland islands, possesses the most
unique school service ever known. Two
travelling schoolmasters are provided
By government. who visit the different
families where there are children and
give instruction. The length OF their
visit depends on the astuteness of the
children. and they may spend days or
weeks. as the case may be. at one house
alone.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

Ju.i-v e. : MeNlHisa. a. "a sas1
rrurmius at naan - Esneula cs#sse4
ME-. ased az Brsekhssea. sa-zE -
IT, hasi siissa vaFassata FsNsissasss ~ hasaa
CT ansi fruss IN N.as5sssns.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

Emperor William las coneIu iel ar
rangements for sending an expedition
10 Syria with view of aseer.aining
a. much as possible concerning the
ruins of HeIiopolis. The exploration
will have the actual aid Of the sultan
Tawfik Pasha, the Ottoman minister
of foreign affairs, has informed the
emperor that all needed aid will be
rendered by the local authorities.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14
p..s win S.-s~r -. .r E,sa..

Gloucester. o.. June at - ns~
stated that the dead from the eNplo-
zion of gas in Mine No. ?. Friday. viii
punber six or eight. Two more ex-
Plcsion occurred during the night.
From 200 to 900 minsrs are thrown cut
Of employment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

Ths Farsr~ essa - fsas e.. ae
Alaae Fzat. 6aN a~-m aFassFTaasFa 81
Firu.iuxAaus - ~ eas@zaf ar-a
b ssaa ax.a. aassss ~ sesA e . as-a
has b..u sak~n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

A, a meeting Of the Royal Cork
Yacht club. on the 9Th. SIR Ihona.
Upton was elected a member. lie ~
pressed bis intention of challenging
for the Americas cup under the aus
ptces 0f this club.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14
o-I, r.s..a.,,...r ...,,.s,,

london. June a sp~rial dis
patch from Durham. Natal. SAYS the
Bo"rs at Laing's Mex. after an action
fought Thursday, June :. offered u
surrender eonsli'ionaliy. but Gen HUI
Ter replied that their surrender mus,
he unconditional
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14
x.,hi.s Nv. d. Plague s,s..ss..-

San Francisco. June s.-The health
Office reports nothing new in the
plague situation The last suspicious
case of plague Vas that OF q Chiaar
nan who died On Saturday last
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

n Is said a. the war department thu;
Gen. Wheeler viii b. given no military
assixumen' under his commission as
hrigadisr general Of regulars. bu, will
soon b. placed on the retired Hs, for
aar~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

Secretary Hsy and lord Pauneefo,e.
on the sth. signed a proscrci s~'cn.t-
ing until March next tn p.ris-i of
time allowed FOE the ratin.-s-s,fn Il The
rcs.procity treaty with Isaro,fc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

v Whitney Carr. of Jorsisn. y. "
ou the ssh. gave the Iowa state uni.
.~rsity sso.eo1 for the sSsahlishn~n,
81 fr-- scholarships for poor young
people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

III rv-nits - c-saia- iutr.ftra-
'i1n In Mvmphi-. Term. are rsusfrsa-
bis, showing th~ bold thr drr9 Ia.
on HsEro~. s1rrfui iu4uirs hs -sai-
tars cfscers shows that - f~r ss-ut.
1t al the adssif nrl-ra-s of Nsn. ..liis
arr rorv "r ie,s ssl. ieis.i to u-. "a
the drug. -srui~ n~rrr-s 49, if 81 .
uaiid stitruhuf. btt macy irr its tn-
teAiratinr sr~vt Ntns paf of ten nr-
grtss arrested avr cs--niu~ u-~ry 10
hcr"rs anss steamboat rpsfsi1 t-asts are
grsufls given to the drug. Ia thr ne
-" district the drug + SOLD "a sIi gro
esFiss a. veil as st drug star~s. In
the iF~merat quarter aiisui.ht drug
store give e ont IN great quantities
in tsu-evn' packages. The eity -ssan-
ell h-s pa~ss-t an ursiinaus~ pr,rhilait.
leg thu sale ~ ,eraine eNr.pt or PR
srtiriinn ouIy . small quantity ta -
sssid IN n rrsecriptiaa. Ni,,lttnfH -
tbs er'ltnauce Will - severely pnn-
tshsd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

In response TO the request siaie by
th~ United States aud Gillian minis
ter at Berne, Switzerland ~ sect
the third member of .he arbitration
court which is to settle the Claims ard
ecanterclaims held ~ the citi<ers OF
each country against the government
OF the other. the president of the Swiss
republic has selected j. b. Pioda. the
Swiss minister to the Unisei States, TO
act in the capacity referred T..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

The rice crop Of Louisiana promises
To be quite heavy this year. Large
sales of harvesting maehinev reported
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

Dr. S,uslt. Prussian minister 20 eeu-
cation. has Instructed the statistical
tureaa to collect material r-ssardiny
the disastrous effects Of aieSaalixn,
up-Dn the nation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

sxarftstns aul -.a.s~s -. = - - 4.
ILLEGAL o-,,,i,,,l,,r.
R~.,iv,s .t.h,h n, -. 49,.
n.,.rJ =, r,fft,.rt.,, t...-..s.... =.
Aos4 sn.s.....,, h.,..s.,,.. -. a..
coan,rv aud s.no,,,.. ,h,t. .e.,-,,f,h.
R.pahii,,n ,a..f,s.,.,,...,, =. -.
our .tandiny .rnv =. -. =, -.
~ev-rnn~,t All go.f., No., a.. -.
r~~r,asv ,,f th. evil ,,.-r 49,. ,..sf.,.-,
sa,hariti~~
R-~olv-s ninth rh., -. H. a..
esa.,ra.tisa - the Ni-,-,.,,, .,,,f
hv and under ,h.. r,o,r,,i - a.. t-,.,..t
states. ba, a~p,,,s. "a. H.. 49,.
fort treaty A. a e,,npi~,. ah,na.,,-,.s,
% she claim. Of ,ar ,,.,...,~, . ,a-
ri-ht In son.,r,,.-, a., 80 -, 80
o-,eanie canal. and a, a h,.. ..rrrn,s.,
- our rixAIA q .-lf .l-f.ss~
Resolved. tenth. Th,, We h~,r,iiv in.
dorSe the pr~>eus ab,. p-m.~ra,i- Al.
mini4sra,.sn 80 thi. sat. an.t s...i,-,.
the sane entirely v,or,h, - 80, s.i.,.,..
and We eoowratulat. ,.,v.r,.,r f..,,.,i,,.,
aaA the o,h~r stat. .air--. - a..
splendid b~vinat,v ,h-v h,v.. v.,.i.. u,
the execution % The au,.e. - ,seir re-
sp~etiv. osic~r.
p-.-x.,. ,,..,.
Tn. fsliowin- delegate. ait~r,,,..
aud presidential ~lec,,r. sr,,n ~. ~,,,.
a, large wrr- nominated hv a.. -.,,.
vrntion on the rreomrn~nd,,,,- - a..
committee on rr,,lati.e..
"A. n Money. A J N~I,yrin Al
I.onvino and X. IA H~nrv. ,i,.r,,,s.
RI. Ward. J. ID MeIan,. J. D pa.
and Van Ba-ldie.
Presidential Elee,or.-Jx1 y u-c.-,l
and T. 4. siSs.,
The following at~,rie, s.l.v.,-s Al.
,ernat~s and presidential rle-ter, v,r-
nominated.
Fir~, District w. N clifton and II
". Houston. d.i.va,... l. A \ pvl.
and Nurphv Th,m.. .l,.r,,,... , y
E Iandrum. Jr nr-.,a.n,i,t .i....,,,-
7 S-s,nnd Di.tr,~, "A Hl.t,.f... an,
v +. S,iu. del.v,.-.. " N p.rsf,.
aad 4 ID Dinklns .f,.r,,,... ,.,,,-t...
VI Thurmana pr,-si.l~o,i,I .l....s..-
Third nix,r;.t e.r.t,..- -
n wxnn a~i..,,,s.. -, ,l,..-...,...- :
u Neal. nr.si,i-n,t.l .i...,,-
Fourth Dss.r{e, r q k,,,a.-.,...-h.
apd lame. S.,,,.--x5ll.. .I.t....,.z- n
,;,.arv. aud N \ ,Ivr, .l,.-r.,... y
/ II. Ssoa~ prr.i.l-nti.l -is.,..-
/ Fifth Dfs,rt~, ! pg..-it .-,t NJ
T.. T.ek~tt. drl.sat-.. n. ,tt.r,.,...
{ ..
sixth Dfstri.t- = L R,y.... .r.t
m Jopes. DELEGATES. \ y R,,,~v
and g. W..si Nrs,~e at,..,.,.-s. 4 N
Barber. pr..idential el.,,or-
seventh Di.tri~t a. "A p,vx., .,4
"A T. Hill DELEGATES. m, ai,.rn.t,.
Edward Nave pr,.i.Irn,i.l ~l~..,,r.
The f,llewipr. off.r-d bv NJ. rr,,,.r
Of Moptgonrrv and amended bv .on.
mitt.e wa> ad,p,ra.
Resolved. That the drle,.,.s sr.u,
each congressional siStri,.. reo-,r, a.
thi. eonvrntian the names ~ 10 p.r.
sons a. n-mb..r, af the D.n,-r,,i,.
state executive committee fr,-n IN.
district and the nam. ~ ,ne n..r.,,
frosa the ai.tri., for In, Sta,e n, t,ry.
a. n member ~ aid committee Apa
th., th. nasn-s -, r.p,r,..t H.. v.,,..,a ,,,,
n, the urinary election ON Inn. y l...n
= '"e ', ~ -" 90 : u.s - ~
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- -
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ho.~- ,s-,,A. = -.
= -
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=,
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e'' nA'''ss " '.'' me 81 'ne 'e''i
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

The North German Lloyd Is about to
start a steamship line on the YANG Sc
Kiang river. in China, TO connect at
shanghai with the ocean ships.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14
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Advir~s from Cape Town ssy that
the opinion prevails there that the
Horr supplies 81 ammunitien and food
will NOT suffice 10 enable them 10 pr,s-
long the struggle tn the Lyd-nburs
distrtc, for more than eight wv~kS
Cape Town also anticipates that tho
Eocrs viii b. seriously harassed b.
th~ kafira.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

~ -; there Il no tndieati.sn whence
came the strong h-n.iy Il :.eoo n,s-rs
,ha' has arrived ~ Ee,sie,ai. unie~s u
g. the furcs mentioned ia a rrveni no~r
dispateh a. having startsd from stan-
dsHten With this ssry obi~rt In yie~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

terrible accident occurred near
s'ockbridge, Wis. on the Oneida In
dian reservation. on the 18th, which re-
suited in the killing of eight men and
one child. A lot of small children
playing in a yard saw a woman cut a
chickens head on. They decided to
play chicken, and seixing the smallest
OF their number decapitated 1t with
the AK the woman had just used A
number of men were engaged on
derrick in the yard raising heavy tim
oers in the erection of a barn Seeing
The child being beheaded. they became
panic-stricken, and in the confusion
the heavy timbers which were being
raised fell with an awful crash. kill
ing eight of the men
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

Apparently tho authcriti~. on The
spot regard the situssion at irast a.
temporarily z~riouS. as th~y are not
only reinforcing the rarrison at
hrcons'ad. but arr ssnding uP trs.p.
from the lines OF communication IN
Cape Colony
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

fcur of the defendants in the Ia
;nors Lancaster (Pa-l revenue cigar
stamp eounterfeiting conspiracy IN.
tered pleas of guilty in the United
States district court ut Philadelphia
on the sth. and were Seatenced to fins
and imprisonmenk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

The news somewhat discounts the
hattering deductions the Britishers
have been extracting FROM Lord Rot-
menace Of the Bo-rs to carry on
prolonged guerilla warfare l. M empty
threat. and that President s,ryn i
stiii capable 81 creating serious. IL
only temporary trouble
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

Eoosie'sl Is fairly strong r-,~itioa
5 miles north Of krOon-tas. capable
of giving Gen. kcily-kcnny troabl-
should the fesierais elect 90 dispute it,
possession. as ten. Kelly Kenny can
not be overbur,iensd with cavalry. WITH
which 10 threaten the burrher line %
retreat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14
THE D|SA1R[EABE u)fRS.
They Actually Disgust the British
by Cutting Roberts Telegraph
in Orange River colOny
FcSvtalr Tat aalust FREE STATE.
rh~r ~., s...- g~-. ~Nu, -ss.-,
~-~-- N~rrr-rs..ss--s ss~y-
SAN csr-st~ 81 ss-.st-. s-rs~-.
10 o.t, r~-p~r.r, rs~-st~-ss~.s
sss ~ hsrs es sa~-s-~tst~-.

ioudon. June g-Lonsion - sofn-
~hat disg,istsd az ~the di.arrreabis
activity manifested ~ th~ Isc~r~ In
the oraae- River Colony IN cutting
Lord Eohsrt.' tslerrarhie ccmmanicA.
tisa AZ Roosi~sai. asrth of kroonsisd-
Where MA rs~y s.-.~ ts.~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-06-14

The people Of Jackson are arranging
to celebrate in some appropriate way
the completion OF the Gulf and Ship
island Railroad to Jackson. II is thought
.he first locomotive will blow its whis-
tie within the corporation limits inside
o. thirty dayA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-02
d.lIlN.A NJ IsisTs.,f sNI.

III discussing p6litical laffFn in
china in aruafg f'praa. Gilbert
II SHOWS fhere IS need ef bnt that
u Mould be Brought about Nsry slowly
81 account og the pi.eJudice Of the
Chinese against Foreigners e says
ring NJ question qf re-
Turns 81 eEiaa sse may far = realize
is vast cenlitieAlty Officials lIsay be
HONEST according - the CHINESE system,
Tho iisagtest according 70 our o@n sys-
tern u adiNinistnatio gh II censure is 70
I'D passed, il sif0iIlG be lassel on the
system more then on the Individual.
@ttinials not only receive SALARIES de-
tepminea by iaw, but other amounts
determined By custom. WHAT is be-
yond custom is regarded by ne Chinese
as corruption, ana generally takes the
form of bribery OF extortion The rea-
son why he Chinese system is not
changed to the occidental. is because its
workings are familiar to all. Ii a high
official needs more money for himself
or his department he merely informs
those Immediately under MIN, and the,
in turn cali upon their interiors.
The whole political machinery works
naturally, much ike trade at home. To
the expenditures of the whole empire ir
control of the central government al
Picking would seem to them needless
burden. much as If department. al
Washington should undertake to con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-02

Goa 4 Nc POEMS Il .l5


i-as SUNNI 9las
York IA. stating tina
nifsi Edwin aiaakhala
Wtfa me Hoe p 81 ae ad vs.
cause As tispgs5 sh past mad 6aii.
sp,ne 1919 liiil
around Z SAD
the Man Wllhthe FI9e Is 4 typ 5.
implements IS yiafs or else
exception. tie aiteF. men tls
strenssa Of a iasnt utte
IN the alias ~ 81 0akla and
If the fosynai, iha the poe Ties
wrong g q mos iRegia.5ia ara adj
bodied multitpFle atizens' Wilo
HONORABLE ana Wiling lileFs ard nor
brothers to t.heox. lie ihen offered tlrea
prizes f1r poems wlieh would ecpiet
the man Without tne hoe The man who
hunts an easy POSITION, aespises Labor
and seeks genteel way Of getting
money, @There are. he says. tne
men without the hoe ne real brothers
To the OK. VINO shall TED thar story .
Who snail best sing the bitter song of
the incapables who walk the earth,
driven hither and thither ike beasts by
the implacable sentiment Of a false so-
cial education. suffering the fortunes Of
the damned and bringing distress epon
those dependent upon them because
they have lost that true independence
of soul that comes to him who dares to
labor with his hands, who Yields the
hoe and is the master of his destiny
The prizes he offered for poems from
this point of view We're $780, 5000 and
$780,
over 1000 poems were submitted. and
the Sun selected two able men as
judges, Thomas BaiIy Aldrich and Ed
mund Clarence Stedman. The award
has just been made, tho this committee
was not satisfied with any of the pro-
auctions. They say that poems mani
testify superior in conception and tech-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-02
,skA1.oosA T.t.RSlNsr NORM us.
DOCTOR:

.osS.AI.oos.A T'ERNINsT SoEM-AI-s. 4
seems TO be cFys1aIizing over the state
the acton Of tie Oskaloasa board Of
trade in adopting the follpNsiilg resg,lts-
Fiens IS q case IN point II resaivse
HAT
Nhsreas. The establishing e toe
many state insittnfhiss, eith.r nas3nai
ger others is dangerous practice since
X makes pessil,le 4 i,aoling d ints.s.is
sbv diffsrel.t see;isns oi the state liapie
g work AN isjtlstlce p inanN, and need
lessy dfaiI fhe I1i,lie treasury and
Wferas Would be tar better to
f5sere ibtra4iy support the staie In
stftutaas already established. rather
thdn eneaurag their seemingly reed
ltsss Increase III numbers ami
Whereas, u Is a grave question
moreover, whether the state has the
tineral night ~ establish institutions,
! sueh As normal SCHOOLS. tiiat VIII from
tthe nature az the case, tend TO break
down private Of deneminati0nal schools
I'm Bi4l. i capital has been INFESTED by
tinGiNsauals. and religious ORGANIZATIONS
ai.a
sss'issass'St 49, q - ~, 2
anu a'5'i2iisAil'lsl'i'' ses.9'''a g ~ S
si's's n y. y - q
Lose ti!Nif a92is' y l@seFa % ss,ti'i'e'tS
with numerous schools supported by
the state and
" = = y 'sus's@ i'''s go
Af's.'tssf y 3 'SlSe ~ tsis SUI ''}''l 8
business standpoint 70 tax tiie people
y ray the eH peisse g Y sa-sailsn ihsiael
ifaaeaslQil' 20 M s0NsH 81 Ny - iiN'
q ans aisSgi Nl'5i4t A.s,tti .iiisa''s l5toT
NtatA ny aua islsti ssiiif'os y tt'ii, anu
ny eit f&tloila laellltiss alfsaiS ,stap-
i'ilsasd aud
Whereas, we nave q hoiapte IN
siancs q the reeiiiesst4eSs sometimes
einpcXed " our Stsla1eEs ~ es'an-
! fishing THESE DISSERTATIONS IN me hefst
for ne ptlna located ~ plii hesih s'3tii:s
city Knoxville, whieh city IS now an.
lans 70 Rave those G9illnpaious ana
| beautifu building pEiler@ise uptea, !.
/ since hes aie. a present ipraeliealiN
unused anu
Whereas, The state has been mere
than decade ii bnildins UP the normal
/ school already estabiishSa 70 compare
4 ie, N''' s.i4 1919 - - go 49, =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-02
Quick and Surc.

Is Beggs' Cherry Coughy syrup. We
use wild cherry bark in Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup. Gives quick relief. A
certain cure for all lung and bronchial
troubles. Guaranteed Geo. p. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-02


ia hoF s helm 81 tate rhe f5emsI
Rams eoiiel,on q AIillets painting
wers, fot I'm most nast, laesiRe il.
p9st.e qnalifg Among Inc tll9usaptl
no single ,,s.eg4 eatireIv fallfygl4a bs,th
;s,.. q,5l.s,,,i,. ~ ,ba ,..rs,,s. ,.s,,,i,.
hare lliladf8ii s hs fact that rhe spur
ist5 eIaat nastry has ll,.q..,s f,asll 81 stt.f
a III ,s .3.s 81 ,,ss,9
''ss sl4l' " ~ 'lls, fi2s - i'gi'ly f9l
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-02

John DIR, Poseyville. Ind. says: II
never used anything as good as One
Minute Cough Cure. We are never
without it, Quickly breaks up
coughs and colds. Cures all throat and
lung troubles. It's use will prevent
consumption. Pleasant to take. All
druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-02
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-02

To Cure u Cold While You sleep
Take Weeks Break Up-a-Cold Tab
let's" No cure. no pay. Price, 20 cents
Peter Mayer. sole agent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
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