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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

May d.ishtfal summs resorts ar. ct
u.ted % snd reached va Southern Kat
vay. Whrsh<r sns desires the .>assas or
the msuntan. the fashaseabls hotels or
esuntry homes. th<y can be reached wa thas
magnificent ksa-sy Of travel
A.hsviiis. NC. Hot Springs v G. Hale
sprnr. Tern, Rssn Msaztasa. Teas and
Ii. Nsartasa r-~orts Of East Teuuss-~-
suf ws.tera Nsr.h Csruissa-Th< Land
81 th- sky-Tste serinr. Tees. Oliver
Sprnx-. T.nn. Lscksst Mssataan. Tsnn.
Msnte Sana. Hantsvfle. Al Lataia
spr4nu. Ca and vari0as Nrxna svrrnxss
sf@e Tho s-asharr resorts are rsarhsf y
the ssath<rn R4i~ay sn e~snvsnisnt sehe]-
ai~s sna vsrY law rates
The soa.k~rn Railway has is-usd .
ksnd~m~ fsi4sr. entitled ~Sumrner herss
s-1 Resorts descriptive Of nearly ers
shan-and samrer resorts. hotels and board
ing hurxr-. inriai NJ i~nfarnaticr regard
inx rates for board az the dsterent places
Wr.< 70 G. A B<nsrotsr. ASSISTANT Gen
srzi Pss.~nxrr Axsnt, >aathsrn kalway.
Chastsn0oxs. Tsna- tsr q sopy Of As
foi1sr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26
WAS MUCH PUZZLED.
s~ers 10 the as~ssf.aa
Hsw~ver

O-e q The New Yark szam<raf1rs -a.lesf
On an eft lrsAmaa whu had hs aame. Mar
phv. ehANed Hpen a. aaar- He s4s very
nach ~P-Tvssxrt although h< had been
n the guunlrY .n1< enough u % tarpuxa
svsra e~usas~
TIE rr~- as exclaimed -aspiciaas
" FhWar
tad nm fhas Il W. r~cprt Of the tribe
ef MIrphys n sa@ tH5ard states that Vas
h-nx prepared ter ths gnvgrzmsrr. where
a. n AS Usttis a4zseFsd- ant wanted "a
tel NJ as fsmlis Assary a. ar ha1k a. 10
knew IT, HIS usmerv. ha~ever. xas d~t~c-
I've. eSP~vAlx a. 70 dates
The ys4r Nv ne hazrthF Ne repeated.
sr1tehnx as ae4f sure an | don knsw
a. a. a. al Thsn. as-sr rsdz~-Inx asAls
~ hrszhrene1 ap and am ->ur-- an e
~ he scar The rrop- aisd n Ireland
VS. 4 n - suggested. az a ven
tar-- lie laaxed % - ahsat o.
Falth an vas that very year. ne 70
pl-4. ant | ct &c - AZ that
He h4d ~tarxakt-n. too. the year Of as Ar
rva 4 Anersea. bat ! remImb-r that Har-
ae- greeley vas rHnnln tor prrsa4~nt AZ tae
tsune. he aaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

George Bancroft. IN. historian. Va.
born at Worcester. Mass October 4
rsaa. and a movements il on foot 20
commemorate the hanar.d,h aaalvsr-
sary iE suitable fsshiou-
Mrs Baden Po~-I. the mother % The
hero o. Nafeking. Is quite IN assrouo-
E-r. and. b-izx an equally good lin
zust. has Translated into Enwsish -v-
srai foreign books ca astronomy.
Charlotte B-uut-1s husband. Rev Ar
thur Fell Nfch1iis. row snortow~uaraa
IS living quietly at Ranaxk~r. Kings
eauuty. ireland lie 10 Described a. .
stroug buiit. robust Old gentleman.
~vona~rfaliy active for his years. aza
is~aily popular.
The charities 20 IN. late Mrs. Clad
sfou~ we're many and notable. and
took her into parliament as sponsor
fer - homeless poor act The cholera
.spd~uie in Loueon brouxht out Mrs
q atstou~is s-if-forxvttinx pity aHd
sompassiou 10 h~roir
Mr. FIora Auni~ steel Is said 20 have
rvrsivsd a higher price for her literary
work than any other whsn
she vas writiux On the Pace % the
Water sh~ took a temporary hone
In o native village in India. and lived
without a -ervant or eomPanion. in tn
~ay vaiaiug The confidence Of the vi
are so.k
Wh~n a str@~nt az Harvard Gen
i~ouar5 wuoa was i~atimstsiy connect
81 vith athletic sports Of al kinds. but
principally with running and walking
Th~ FREE and Easy gait Of ,hose days
IA. never eft him The r~~guia,iou
army .-ep l. inches but zen Wool.
erd ulry stride Is - and IL : aid he
ear cove more ground in a Gay than
anH other man iu she army
o. s. ~some-hiu< % a coincidence that
the Managers % both thr Harvard
ard Yal~ univ,rsity crews shoaia -
nance Supp The two BOYS how
ever. ar~ brothsrs- Bat that eaeht
should BE- chosen ~ maHsgy bis univrr
siry rr-w b~csm- tho more noteNorthy
for thar reason and : <uod testimony
Of thrir mana<~rial abilttiss- The
boys are from - Louis. anf th- sons q
a ~~~I-knoNu merchant 81 the Missouri
metropolis
The Hartford Coursut asks VIII
sam- m-diun kiusy MORN Da<
sues that th- honest man has beer
taunf- He lives In P~haaJ~'phia. aad
BIS name = Hermas Eahrh~inrr Oas
day IBIS se~k h. gave th- m~mb-rs of
fh~ r.w board - rmuntfzari nu sh~ sur
prise - th~ir lrrs by qui~tiy walk
lrg n an asking 70 b. fax~s or .
epure Fl hru-~ property shaf haa
hf.u -om~hov oV~reak~e ant l~fs ont
~ rt~ @ bv fh~ a~sz~-sor~ That
bat me- -xetim~f a m-mh~T ~ The
board after Eehrh-imrr had 1~Part~d
- s1a vh-u a ran hns e-can~d To-
sr. ~ Waut even t-u As wife
lear
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

The ~0risntais of the diplomatic
corps are much more progressive than
the Europeans in adopting American
customs The Chinese minister WIS
the arst among his colleagues 70 ne
quire the bicycle habit the 6-<s 20
own an automobile and his enterprise
l. shared BY Turkeys representative.
who i quick to take up the tafs of
the day and ably conducts an ausom.s-
BILE over the fashionable drives OF an
att1rnoou-N- i. Suu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Odd you AZ papa she questioned.
sz=~rix-
-Nes. and its all OF. he responded.
a. eus n a drval-
Why Gni he refuse
We bu- h said when I asked to
TAKE you sway from him was asking
% tas- away the light Of his life: that
th~ home without you would b. a
Pr>aa erIL
~W~lL all papas say that. you big
trusiev-h~arrsd fellow
Il Know be responded. huskiIy.
but if tsn't that
What = Il. them
~taa,t you sect He expects ne to
TAX you away from hcms. and 7
wouhent have the nerve after \. talked
Ike that 70 sray-and-er-welL don's
you s-e
u See she answered ealdlv-In-
annapolis sun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

II takes ca y a htti- thing n a translates
TO make q q wrong The n-lssionary whs
s.s<t the pundit "a put rnte the Indar
r.rra~uar ii. good cid hymas -Rosk Of
ages. cleft for ne. let ne hide nYsrif a
tk--. vas taken Of as feet xaen hs heard
rs converts snxnx VITA ptpus fsrygr.
Very cd .ssus. SPLIT for ny benefit. Jet
ne S~s unasr ere Of yoar frsxm<atA-
san francl&ro Wave.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

-J~lx-. sad Mr. Zske Darkisixh. I
WHAT'S 70 hab 2lshysre Gsbe >ussaake
arrested. He dcne 90 ne er ksix er beer.
20 isy ant aafhz IN the kalx but ran
wst-h
ehtsinInx mansy under falss prvtsu s~~
Ne. san ssns Dat nxxlh -ss up TO
'tsinin money ua4sh f1i-s e~sassrtsss.
Oats What. lrd<~-RIitsmare Amertcan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Tia merits % the preparations oe the J
a. c. MAGUIRE MEDICINE COMPANY
OF ~ Loans No. are beyond all question
THIS hrm has s~acre~te.f IN furnishing the
Army and Navy They went INTO bushes
In t><t. Aat have steadily xruwu IN favor
with the p1biie. not having Gee failure to
report. IN ATTY MN year, Their Bsnns
Plant. Cs~nduranxo. etc. have become .
hoas<eoht word They are sold by al drug
xiseS Ask fer booklet free, and 4 you ever
get Dtarrh-s- Dysentery or Cholera NorhuA
give ths Bsnns Plant . trial. and you wll b
e~unv1nr~d- Every article mAts bv the
Mcguire N~tsrine Company d x-unrnnrs>d
% do what = claimed for H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Ne matter What ais ysu. h.stsehs 70 q
cancer. yua vii nessr x.s vel unsd your
bowels ar- pat right C4scarrts he's nature.
cure you slthoa- q xrpe or pan. profur-
rssf natural movements. es-s ycn use 10
erfs to start x~ttInx your health back.
Cs~rsrsts Carty CathsrtIc. TIE genz Ne. put
up N metal baxcs. every t1kIet has G. &C
Stamped CO t. Beware 81 initatia1&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26
cHIyA's ARMY IS STRONG.


Thr -rerrds ct she bur~au 81 mills
tarv mf1rm4fiaa % ra~ u1r i~part
uear .hns raaf th- Cb.n~-~ army COM
~ht baaa~r~ ~srh a tgf4l nam
eal strength - llaJa men sat- the
MEhusu star The aauih*r uala
1n-t aa a VAR faaflug > frum -alaeE
e. EA= sholv eare~ : sab&
msa three groap consisting
respectively e NaaehaS Naueuls ana
2au~ ia FERNS a eart % hereditary
Fusieszau- Sisain Whrh iHfrrmar
x~ = eaapaxarr Aaout : aa ar
srst~u~a IN =usens IA Man~hurla
Tie impartial salrd At Pvkiux euatains
from aa8 10 -.lu0 Th~s- are IT,
TROOPS that were expected 10 dsf,us
the iar~xu irgafiou. and protect Ter
80 ater-sz from tn mab%
The x5ug psH< Or a-4siaaal army.
49, eali~s4 rh~ green aa< and ths
ave- camp Tbs army CONSISTS Of J.
eorp- q foe -zrh proxin-v- unsa-
thr governor o. governor general Ths
unasnal srreaSfh : frvm Esaao. T.
Ea-ao2 men of Nhem ahour @asou ar~
tEai-ah~ for waE. never mare than err
fatrd Sing easrd out Th@ aest m
rgrraHt euurfag~nt - the T5~urx5n
aFny CORPS uvminaify foaaee ssranx
Feauv ah.ngt $3.50. With nes1~ru or
gsuiatiau dFiIj and arms Th-y ars
smpeXse IN garrison dnty at Ti~utsiu
e at TaSu and other forrs
BeStdss these forcss there arr m<r
WARY trVop> rass-d n su.rxeueEs-
sEc Nauguliau aud other Irregular
s7v1iry nouiuaiiy Sae-8au ssrvE<- rraIEv
thogr S-5an. out sai5 In b. Of no mil.
tary salae- The total land army co
P~ace fopsH< b nat at plo.lga n~u an.
"a var footing AZ abaur t-eag.nga- Ths
army a Nhols- q j. ssid- has no univ
Or euhs-5nH Th~rv l. m proper dis
-pHa~ The srIi : us-rr p.ysical ~
~ The weapons arr long slues
aa-"tst~ Th-Fr rs M transport. cum
x~lssarsat or nsdiraI s~rvir~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Il am 50 the visitor said.
that have barely dared to 20 % the
for the Ia, year or more When 7
am real the watsr I jus, feel that 7
must Jump iu.-
Wei. said young John. Iaokiuv IN
a. her With friendly interest. -whvGonr
voE put a bathing suit on and Tump
tn%-Chicago Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Too bad about Do66s being sick so
Iorx,
Why he's enjoying IL heard him
Drag yesterday that he had over a
hundred n~dieine BOTTLES in the
hoEse@hiessa Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26
FOR MALARIA,
cHlLLS 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 formuI,
knowing that you would not buy their med.
cine if you knew what it contained. Grove,
contains Iron and Quinine put up in corree,
proportions and is in a Tasteless form. Tn.
Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drive,
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 tones are limitations. An analyu
of other chill tones shows that Groves Is
superior to all others in every respect. You ar.
not experimenting when you take Grove's-iu
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
RoT-ns -ses~ss 81 - P.rss MsA.s.s o., 81. is-A
slow ut Svoe 49, - Sas-AaSs a1os Asss,s Of
e~ovo's TssasaDss 0AD TeAs wo~0 ssA6 hss yss. -
- sA6s 49, e0ooo@1y Gasr0osSe0. ~ 0ooeassiss
Aoovte.AAs aAss o~0v0's Essasbss oAtJ HsGs 10 . ~.
serbaos ~ 0aAArGs Asv6aU 0oaa0 oorss. sss -
arsUUbss o. eAo0kss ~ - ~ -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

s1Nby-iioW true il Is a. Shakes
Fearr says The rnod men do : of,
u,erE~6 with their bones
Mrs >aNby-les: suppose rs a gen
eFal thing there Is 50 little of IL tia,
" snt woTth savrg-Chicaso Es-.-
ag News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Crn.h,

Nr1.fe
There ssr- the sound Of filling 9ishes
FROM the kitchen The rock appeared NJ
the dang room door-
~Plxe. mUm. she saId. the whole ~
YOUR 5ssht tinaer set Is broken fwhode Of
wux Eashin' IT,
The housewife wept-
-Bxr- sad Eer husband. If the row
era could o1lv get that ~rf. the lob Of
breaking up hal uoalG soau Be fnshed-~
N. Y. Word
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

How a YOU stay in town all sun
Ier2 have TO get away. Il only 70 see
rev faces
Ny wife does that for ne She x-ss
a new housenaid every wssk-N- Y.
NortG-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

One OF these girls sat n a hammock On
4 Hollywood piazza when q summer bow
N q gray SUIT came a-ong- He looked un
haPpy-
The girl looked at arm f~rivalously. and
sped . buttoa Of a pastel shade n hs
APPEL
a new ka1s she asked. Inquirinsfy-
What - ~ Have you sworn of or Are
you a son ef something OF other
No. he answered. shortly I've joined
. DonHt Worry club
W hen did you lsiny" she asked
The day after | net y1a-r he rescired,
ci<veriy@CklSaxo TImesH Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

NY wfs- baa~ed the happy yoars
o~ne9irt. - an spen book - ne Nine
too declared the ed married man i
cant sh=- asr upl-Phla1elpha Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

"DxkRM Mas PrSxHsxs-rwass sick for
twoysarS with falling of the womb. and
Inflammation ofthc ovsrissa nd bladder.
was bloated very badly. Ms Jeff limb
woaid swell 50 I could not step on my
foot HAD sueh bsaring down palms,
could not straixh,.n mp 90 walk ACROSS
the room and such shooting pains would
SO through me hat ] thought I could
Eots.snt !, Ny mother got me 4 bottle
OF LYDIA z Pnkhans Vegetable. Com
pound and told m- . % try IL Itook sig
bottles and now. thanks 10 your won
terfHi n~iicin-. I an . well woman
-NES ELSIE BRTAs. OtisviLle. Nieh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

A bow a the family awavs cames a handy
va<a the pc eft over "A : enough % save
-Atchsan Globe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

u . sur Of the nysteris- that a nan Who
has gwen his heart anryssrvsdy % a won
an sli Ia. the h@lr- % refuse her q uex
axt-D.truIt Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Il = surprising. sometimes. hos a naa
that . ssy of s.ts "a Indianapolis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

The <aed Samaritan does not carry si
a ss cras- sai utrioi IN hs tanxa<-
Rams Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26
BILL ARP'S LETTER.
Has Something 70 Say About Va
tional and International Politics.
BELIEVE. Hrys. Viii Ne . wtss~r-
Ia hfs~-~ s~ssI--Nr. srp
s-s~~r-~a shs.t th~ ut~-
.~Isaart>.

Avav bark in thu 80 sh-u Jam-.
x Ffk SO nom natsd az BALTIMORE
far president the nail cane to cur
Htfi~ town three times . ~~~k ~
stag n brought the a~~s in an
Augusta pap-r NJ fatn-r was Pa-t-
MASTER. ant sh~u b. tore - The
wrapper e. r~ad -h- news TO rho
uaitinx P~oP~ ant gave the nan> -
fpIk a. thr uuuiu~r my good odd
Norwegian friend Me Omnh~rg,
-Ar~w bis bat Up ard .hoatsd: He
b. - man-d~ b~st mau IL viii b~at
Nr olay oat ~ his Ppos~ M~est~r
smit. rot DAD YEA say he's uam- vasT
That j. faith ~d~mn~rafir faith !
am st that way ahaut Bryan. Only
: kns1w bis nams -Ciarufu - v~n~r.
al~ nom~n Vas there ever a
rr1nd~r. pur~r statesman on the
American -runtin~ntr Wss thsrv ever
Q partisan aspirant FOR th~ presidency
vhn sford 80 far abns~ AT rivals that
10 ORR presumed TO su-stpeu his right
% th~ aominatiou and this untuifh-
What manu~r - man b. ~ that wifh-
ont fort or political intrigue n has
far falr wears stas.i pr~~mtu-nf the
chu.ee % th~ t~murrarv - very
srat~r without fear ant wffhnas 70
preach. h= wu has hen ard still
-
.n"
BIN H'- an" 'F"Nrr
tN' ''a ''" me "nln
'
sh Oh"
''." 'A Eh
nf t'n
-
tf"m 'Ar h"nn
" aA
'- NJ nsHn
la
81" ~ ~
NJ ans @rF' m var
pm poser aaa gave fh~ mann
-- ap uvrfh pl~urv - to
Whas a ra- have tA~v rst In rra
ant Porte E-u ART s,~ IN -s4v
annex * F-s sr.sr- at $50 u-s
- give us f-uua~ ausf ing them
~ the -haa=4a. asstaua i ~au- ana
A ar -urrrs. 2 - tvu.h one
aaaa hers Nu4 s. s -
o 81 avassd ri th var ui,A shua
mar s4~ na ar.s .~
tas-l h-a % ar~
-ke - T.ra A. r.a
p~ ar .~ rh,- 80, -
rE~ D-z-4a rass~ 1T
tsEa wha k..~ - - ~ -
saa-~ k~~a ah~ n
Pr - v-s~ Fs-,-. "A. s,--vF a.
"a - has a-- o-sm -
fs 1a.F4 Esr Fh w-~~-t,,. .r
re- ar..s-s -- wr--s So.
-
h~- ~r~r -
EHst h4- ~r -
tasa - eR5ns ms a. .a.
PszarF W. wsse a.I aeea
r~-s-ssm sh-
vs-u S-uss s-L aat Poland ~.
Ssstt rat tuar< IN PsN~rs
tsa1 hss brosaed over all this ant
the fWe came Car a Terrible Fsvsnge
tt ~4tf ss'at oar s~sfonar-< Wv
Wh wy uHuinS urate- uaarh
about hat. for 30 = a great
1ary vowau aut atrerds every
ussn- ard tak~ her uou-s . org.
] t@a boy Ho- aaS ase that / satu-t
haV~ mtrh tsith in The conversion 80
far t1ia=sr for there arr thousands
over here right urdsr the sound - rhr
>aesath an.l rot ere ever at
~ ehurra ~ AH< vNpr~~< aHN ron
r9u arsgf ~ seal IaEv Churrhil
rt~, to h~r soe~ty that it Rad
sn-at es e e meuthS iu ar sEort
eHeest fh~ IN ia Poland ard sh~
49, asl fh~y bad esnr-rtr ore
twn-ssf she advised an
rmeH- - th~ VaF TA~ r.
af ts~ thia~~ A. @ A. THAR q
fse I~~s ard sf5eAs ro fh~m a. close
s sh~ mrar~ 10 ~port a
nrhv ans arr r~Gurx ard
rw = fhv en- r~a asd tonw murh
harirahr Nerk aueus The roor
fhat rghf - b. s~~u~, "a b. 80.
un~ if a Nrvu- IL maxi auy
svaP- au- Fer fore ru~r~ 70 rauu-
Eth u~v n-the aHE b~xu Ia dc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

>sne men ar. - stlngv sh~y refuse %
smde srr~pt at the expense Of otherx-ChE
czx8 Daily S-ws
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

I do aos hei-ve Psos Cure for Cs1snnp-
ton axs An equal tor coughs l1d eosts-
h Boyer. TrnIry >prnss. Ind Feb.
Il lAA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

sake lats y1ar SHOES. Aliens Foot Exse.
a powder for the feet Il makes tight or Nev
She>s FEEL Easy. Cures Carus. lfehInx.
>~51ea. Hot. Caiiuass >nartfnx. Sore and
>s-tng Feet Al Druggists an1 >hss
stores sell L. Sc Sample s@nt FREE Adj
aress AI<a : Otnssed. k Roy. y n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Ne Advertising Trsis-That sr.r~-s
syes srs Ike danon6x ~Ok, No: =.
woastrt w1nr 70 lose then-PhIadeI-
rha Bulletin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

a ehorz. xri . Ike a haa=--tks older
<-ts ne more pant she aeS1<-Towa
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

MAIDS CT sseel are often narrowed down
that they may have a cutting eds--Ran's
Hcru-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Try f1carsn Chill Tome (Inpruved).
Each dose contains the same proportion Of
medicine No shaking required Priee, 50
cenxA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

and Fewer = q snetIe Of Gsowx's T-.s-xrxss
Cx1L rrSnc rs simptytruna and guinizeia
azAsee-ess faruL Nocuru-co pay Prare-50E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

A practical joke should BE hazIled as
cautiously ~ a dauhle barr-lsd szn--Ateh-
sra Gfabe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

Superior "a al the sscalie-f tast-les. tnnics.
Acceptable 70 the most deiieas- stomach
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-07-26

The hen IS a liberal fowl; she rves .
peckwhen sh< takes a uzrn-Chiczgo DAILY
News
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The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
OFFERS A GOOD MARKET.
Find Ready SaI~ In Germany Bs-
cssse Of Superior Make.

Consul General Richard Guenther,
nj Frankfort, has submitted TO the
state department some interesting
statistics upon Germany's Importation
Of American goods in 1899.
The figures demonstrate, says the con-
sul, that while the United States fur
nishes large percentage of articles OF
necessity. such as cereals. meats. lard.
petroleum. cottonseed oil, oleomarga-
rinc. etc, in which little competition
exists. other articles do not figure as
prominently as there is reason TO ex-
pect. on account OF their superiority
and comparatively low price.
Germany. he said. by reason OF her
denser population. her accumulated
wealth and her general prosperity Of
fers splendid opportunities for many
goods OF American manufacture. For
instance. the consul states, American
made boots and shoes are generally
admitted TO be the best and cheapest
in the world. and yet in the wealthy
city OF Frankfort he.cannot hnd suit
able boots and shoes ror himself and
family and is obliged TO send to the
United States for them. Germany last
year imported American boots and
shoes to the value of sI0l .335. IS
against s2a.5l5 in 1897. This increase.
says Consul General Guenther. while
gratifying in way, is not at all what
it should be. and only indicates what
could be accomplished IL our boot and
shoe manufacturers would give more
attention to this profitable German
field for trade
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-10
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