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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
MISSISSIPPI VETERANS.
N. Ftn..H rs.xrs<ss-.. 10 vE-ss-rs Go
rn< N~m,AE. E<zns>n-


Meridian Mss May III. ~
The major general commanding
the Mississippi divI<Ion- upon an
ghority- announces the following
arrangements for transportation
10 the Confederate reanion a.
uemphisL
A special train viii leave yevI
Orleans st 8 o'clock q. n May
the ssth- arriving II Menphis I'D
p N This tram will stop al
Hammond NcConb, Brookhaven.
wesson. Hsxieharst. Crystal SpTs.
Terry. Jackson Canton. Daraat,
winonz- Grenada sat Sardis
On Nay - . special train from
Jackson TO Memphis will leave
Jackson at 10 a. m- arriving at
Memphis at 6 p m This train
xiII make practically all stops ee-
tween Jackson and GTenzdA- and
viii stop north Of Grenada at
Batessille, Sartiz- Como and Se1a-
tobia-
In addition special trains viii
run from Grenada on the 18th and
9-h- reaching Memphis reasoaa
bly, early IN the morning.
And On May 18th . train will be
started from Torrance Miss VIA
Holly Springs and the h c. NJ &
B. reaching Memphis Al I0N u IN
A SPECIAL train will be run on
the n L " v. iron yaschez-
leaving that point at . n n May
the -5Eh- ARRIVING ~ Menphiz al
5 p m making the principal stops.
, And the Illinois Central vii fzr
ni>h other special train service
from local territory in the neigh
eorhood Of Memphis on the \. &
n V. line
The n 4 O. will start q special
tram .fr0us Meridian at ) a. n.
Nay essh- arriving at Memphis,
via Corinth- az ) p n
Tickets viii be pat on sale Nay
the s5sh- esSh and eth at 1 cent
per mile good on all regular
trains leaving Meridian with
through coaches AZ I'D a. m and
SIS n N arriving AZ Memphis ri
loeD n n and ais p n rszpee
lively.
i The rate on al routes will b
one eenr per mile going aud re
1 turning
/ The 1sjorgeneral eonnancirs
desires all Mississippi veterans 10
assemble at Mississippi headqaar
tiers promptly at 3 O'Clock n m.
May the 18th He advises all VI
may attend the great reunion Il
make arrangements throash r 2
Sloan- the accommodating vice
Chairman Of the committee OF al
rsngeneats. for accommodation
By order of
W. d. CAMERON.
Maj Gen Conlaadlng Miss. Div
U.C-v.
|. d. b wADDELL
; AdJt- Gea- and Chef of Stat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
Letters from Abroad.

There Is no better way 20 keer
posted IN detail On the progress,
Of the world oatziee of the init
ed States than By watching he
-Foreign News Notes p9hla.he,:
N The Chicago eord-HerzId
Over = hundred foreign STAT cor
respondents OF the Chicago Rec,
ord Herald are located IN iuoors
ant cities abroad Their cxt.<s
do not end With the trznsmissiso
OF news by cable, bat ineiade al.
50 correspondents by mail con
eerning all Important matters OF
a1y interest TO readers in this
country IL Is worthy Of no,e A.
50. that in addition to the work OF
Its own eorrssdontents The Rec
ord-Herztd receives the full for
esgn news service The View York
Herald The New York Tribune
asd The Associated Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
Casweu News.

The farmers we're delighted to
see good rain Sunday
We expect that uOst Of the ap-
pOl1tne1ts we're rained out LIST
Sunday.
J. z Parks has besa visiting his
brother for the past week
We guess that fishing aai hunt
l1g will cease With those that
swing corners with Beck for their
daily occupation
Sunday <zs somewhat damp on
wandering boys from a distance.
IL Is tad 70 be Of = wandering
disposition, ba. still worse 10 DC
leading q younger brother as;r&y.
We certainly hope 1ext Sunday
viii lot be IS RAINY as last
We hear there = 10 &c Dime.
all dzy al Bay Springs Sunday.
Hoping 10 hear from Our Lib
erty hill friend real often also
College Hill and HarEOatovn.
With best wishes for Fred
JACK
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
HONEST AxBITIOS.

Wide much e0zll Be said b
say Of consolation 10 thoSe Eho
have fallen mo the groove q ne
1IOeEiy. there are a feE instances
where szeh = state Of existence :
Przl>esOTthy- No natter hoE
iOE.y. or humble = mas position
OF eAllIz-- Il = possible for hin 20
honor II By pEtiing into Is work
his best effort
4 oO-ndless a1binOa. Ereon
irO-.e1 cy priaciple and hOzO-.
ZAy lead 10 Ez1E mistakes anu
ere long . nIgaly dOEEall. TT
there : sGrely a liberal eO-pen-
s@ilOa fOr al who s-Elvr. he / ior
selfish or u1Sel5sa motives.
On the OiAeE h2s9. lie zhO :
contested Eiih as 10; au1 l.
o.la1 20 the i1ci thai onward zzd
EPs4-1 : tie Ozly roz1 10 sze-
e-A sooo !cses - foot hold. and
retrogZa6es intO ooscur5sv. The
employees whose Ozly ain i TO
perform hls allotted zOrk II szeh
manner a. 10 sccE-e hIs E3xe>
and hold his JOB regardless Of lis
employers reputation zed inier-
eSts. ez1 never hope 70 rIse above
the groove into Ehlca he has
fitted himself and the los Of ais
position bet question Of tine
The demand for experts in eve
- calling and profession IL In
ere2si1g. and &c believe ise lar
5 coming Ehen il wiIl be regard.
81 a. a crime 10 encourage iaeE
cheney By tie e1plOy1eat OF any
shO CANNOT come up 10 : hIgn
grade OF competency There :
not an inch Of room IL oar tow
or county for an incompetent II
any line OF EOrk, or business. bat
there Is room and to spare. fol
every faithful. conscientious. brain
or manual IabOrer xE0 xiIl give
IheIr best II whatever they II
deriake.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
No Loss OF lime

/ have soa ChAzb@rizi1rz Cole.
Ceose-z ard DsKrr1oss Ren=ty for
years. and -O1d rather be ccr OF
e0ess and s1zzr than IL / sold five
bottles OF 4 yesterday 20 shrezherx
tai eozA % 10 farther, and they are
II Er-x again this nornEnx-H z
Pcslps. PlyE0C1h, OkAhoraA As
vii De seen by the above the th-ssh-
e-s Eere able 10 keep O. with -neIr
Uo-x ElEh00- bOsS1g ! single days
time YoG sho15d keep \ bottle of
this Remedy In yocr home For sale
BY z z Chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
RRrGHr DISEASE

B-lzht's Disease . ID rsspes-or 0t
7@rs01.- i attacks r=1 and women
the sSrC1z and rooc<F. the rsch And
Poo-- tn 1EsiTe bod. and 5-zi1 rsrk-
s-s tie fathers OF families. The bread
Winners Il every spoere Of lie, seem
nz 70 cecc=s for t-z victims Il -
Only E1o ezz last Dc spared Su5sh-
SIRE k61ey Cure = the O1ly z-Ar4n-
ted re-es3y for B-ix1s's Disease.
YOcr 1oceg back 4 L falls 10 cure.
Prize 80 eeEIs- For sac sy l. II.
Eeo1sL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
wHOOPNG COUGH.

a vomzn Who has had experieres
Elln thls disease tells how 10 prev.ns
H1y cA1yero1s consequences from Il
sac says- Our three children rook
WAC sP1ng cocgh hzz summer. o1r
oaoy boy being only three roush.
osd- and owing TO 01r giving &c.
cna1cersainhs Coazh Remedy, rhey
soss none Of their p4anpnesa and cane
oal 10 Erch better healEh than osher
enlk1ren whose parents did not 80
inz remedy Our oldest little ri
soGd cal l1zsily for cough syruu b
tween wocops- JESSE PIxxEY H.Tr
ofsrnzvlLe, Ala This remedy Z To-
sale BY z z Chiffon Il Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
EE 0N"as

Grszz = TsIzs- Her vzs- cotton
crops and zzrvsIs0Gs OIL discoveries
amaze TIE void Now follows .ce
starting szz-Sze1- os the wonderful
Eor< IL Cisco. Tex &C Dr. Kings
NeE discovery for Co1zuzpsl0n-
Ny wife eozsrzez71 a s-vsre ling
--OG5l=," writes e6z-Or J. J. Eager.
1seo cSzsec Eos- obstinate csorxn
and 1zz-y re<--Esd u p-Ot1=@ hezzor-
ro1ge-- bot she hls been completely
cared - Dr. Kings Nex Discovery
i positively ZEzrzz-s=i for C0Qgrx,
CC3ts and al Tcr0z- and LING rroub-
lss- SC AID sl-91- TrzAl bottles free
IL z 2 C1zl-Ca & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

II the Republican party prOpos-
20 TO treat the tariff as the fetch
described By Nr Bsheock and
acts on . Dingley-lzE-or moth
ing programme 1t will ind serious
breakers ahead The mos, ex-
trene believer in a protective tar
n cannot ildOrse schedules that
protect trgsI giants and enable
them 10 fztten al the expense OF
the American consumer. xiso has
TO pay more than the foreign Gus
toner and the party which stands
on saeh a platform Will 60 down
IN defeat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
WOodson's Ridge News.

Sunday &c we're favored With a
beautiful rain which was weIcou-
ed by the farmers Of our ne5ghbor-
hood The gardens are refreshed
our corn and cotton crop gr0xfh
makes us smiling and happy
The Anderson Chapel Sunday
school lad al enjoyable day IN the
woods Saturday.
Sunday as the 18th birthday
of Mr. B. H. EeEreil- Ii vas eeIe-
5raied as usual By . reunion OF
his children.
Mrs Killer Nelson after spend
ing several days with relatives
has returned 10 her hone near
Holy Springs
Ms a v Mitchell las been IL
Tor several DAYS
We bad s1eh a scare asst year
from s0ail pox. fear ne a.e not
cagtiozs esezga fkss year. There
arr several eEsSs o. The rIver znd
one LIS b<ea Il fhLs vicinity
among the hands o. james VII
bE-1's D.zer-
TIER .1s s0ze excitement
@mo1g the eol0rrd people con-
eer1ing tg0 -rUna gays.7 4s they
term them Saturday. A. . crowd
rrIGrled Iron fishing excursion
tSO negro men. saOeIes< and rag
g-d we're seen IN the -Biae Hole
Hezr Andres NitehelI's- GA be-
ing discovered. they ran ssIfsly
4wAy- Ii Is thought they we're
the same t~o that broke into q
house on los. StrAun's plAe-, one
night last week and got . frw dol
lars and all the cold yietgals-
CHARLIE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

Democrats Who object to any
thing that snzeks Of pOpaIIsrz be-
lieye the Democratic party would
be stronger with09t pOpcIists
than with them Ii has been deIr-
Onstrated in tso national election
that democracy With them is no;
strong enough 20 overthrow re
pGblieznisn- They would like for
democracy to make . trial Of its
strength without them Viii
sleh a trial be made at the next
election. Ii wise council perysiI
the democracy will stand . good
chance Of getting control of the
gOyernuenL- Ii not il. Will Be \
long time before democratic poll
ties are applied in national affairs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
Sc1afSc Rheeu,fism Cures After n.
Years Of Sgfferinx-

Il hzye been afflicted wI-h .rfzs55.
rnecnzrlsE tO- .Oo--een ye4rs.- SAYS
Josn Edgar of Germantown Cal =
Was zole 20 De around but constantly
su1ered- 1 r-iee everything coz,d
hear Of and At Last Ma solu 10 TN
ChznoerAAln's Pain Balm, which I ID
AID vas iuuecEztely rekeved apd n
= short time cared and I An happy 10
say i has not since returned . Whv
not use this hninenG and get weir Il
= for sale by 2 z ChIlEoa & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

THE trusts. Il i announced wili
stand with the old line, high tariff
men IN opposition 10 any revision
of the tariff IA line With the idea
Of freer trade relations This i
where the trusts show their bad
Judgment right al the outset They
cant afford TO get out OF line With
pabIie seEtiaens any more than
they already are
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

FEoE Rome comes a report
that i0.0o0 Italian emigrsuis are
booked TO leave for the United
States sOoa- There = but one
way to stop this food ofspagheiii
emigration and tha, is 10 prohibit
sidewalk fruit stands
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

TARIFF reform ought not TO be
attempted In patches Duties
should be revised and eGt down
AL along The line In ali places
where ths tariff enables the manu-
Ssctarers OF trust goods 10 sell
cheaper TO the foreigner than TO
she home consumer II shOaId be
abolished, and such articles a.
trusts produce should be paced
% the free list.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

TEE United States Authorities
have been engaged Il blowing up
The xerrinze river because l. IN
terferes with nayagz,iOn- This i
enough TO make Old Admiral Ger
vera smile.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

Nothing has ever been prOdaced TO
equal or compare with TABLERrS
BUCKEYE LIE OINTMENT a. a
c1rzSly- and healing zpplSczrion Tor
Plies, Flssures. blind and oieel1rx- ex-
tsrn2l and internal, and Ireninx zud
Bleeding OF Ihe Reetum- Tne relief =
immediate znc cure iaf4IlibIe- Prsc@.
5orte In bottle, tubes - e4s- Tor szIe
by - IL keEceL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

We ale nov threatened With q
rag time music trust" II IL viii
oaIy increase the price 50 as to
decrease the consumption OF that
article re EIlI have one beaev-
olent trust a. last.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
WARNING.

Isnderre&s, aching IN the znzH os
- o1ek . serious Symptom n
are s1hering- Take Suirhsx
As1aey Cure AZ once ItMar
% kkss-y remedy zaa sy<zen. r.
x1h&.or. anu vii cure the troubg~ -
,oEe II deyssops lie dzszero1s rer.-,sx
- p e-azs- Eor sale by Al III
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

Az exchange says there i 10
telling what would happen Il the
illiterzte vote Of Pennsylvania
we're eliminated Possibly Seza-
tor Qasy would study 10. the
ministry
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

Tex dollars Per Gay : the pay
OF the members OF the CGban con
sIiigiIOEzI convention. This ex
plains N a large measure Why
the convention Is taking lie tine
zbOg. IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

W.T. = serI0aS tLing II ~OGld
he If the president >hozid cet one
Of rs Soztlera speeches 1iXsd
up 18th his zssOItnent Of Western
sp<pehes EAil- OF this trip
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

III HanHz's humble opinion
that the DlB.ley tariff az i per
feet and Ee have noticed that i =
AlsSys Hznaas humble opinion
that shapes our political and eco
nOEse desunies-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

TH - editorials nominating
Eznsloa tor president can oaly
be accounted fo- on the iheOFy %
Tie freedom % the PRES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

whats n n aAD1fn The vr
-otsrsrs" Goes nos aevays Indicate
soletnng 1AxSA - dssaxreeahle-
Prbe<ly Ash 1<ssefs b proof Of this
i e1=a1-es. strengthens and regzI1res
tie <yz-ez thoroughly, yet & = 50
pleasant the ro<r delicate stomach
vii nos OBJECT 20 l. l. T. KeudeL
SPECIAL zgeaE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
N SAVED HsIEc

2 A: Dantoxth, Of I.aGranze Ga
s1aerea Tor SIX naonEhz with = trsrhs-
IA running sore On Ms Iex; bar vrIr-s
in-2s b1ekkenfs Arniea SaIve whoIl~
cured q IN hvs days For EErrrs
y 0Sa4f= Flies. iG's the best szIve =
tne World Cure guzrznserd OzI-
&c Sold BY z T. ChaIsoa q %
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

THERE : so7e izlS q prospect
in- for OIL N keniEcky- bEt tss
aovenent : rot likely n z1OEaf
% anything bsez1=e Of the tear
that they night strike EzreT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

IHpo-i.ies IN the blood produced bT
digestive disorders nzzs be dr1yea o1s
before not weather sSts in, osherzss=
SICKNESS viii appear AZ time when \
strong vigorous body il nos= nee ed
E,r1c<Iy ASA Birrers Eill expel ali in
parties and pat the system N nerfect
0<1er- - L. ks1dsl, special agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

lsninZ food she can neither gain nor
keep good complexion Food, when
digested, i the base Of ali heath, All
strength and ali beauty. HERBISE
wll help digest what you eat, and
give you the clear, bright, beautiful
e<in Of health Prce - and 75<tz-
For sac b. y 4 Eez<i<L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

TIE shrevd political observers
vii. lay no store By the presidents
seemingly fair promises. With
out doubt he viii continue 10 yield
TO party pressure By congressman
when he has a eonsulship to give
away and will again abandon his
-plaia duty as readily as he did
in the Porto Rico tariff case
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

TaE pretty little q-eva q Hoi-
hnEIs payIaE OF her husoa11-
debts n a 81 tat : g czl4tec
% arozse The eary % Bo1. C2stel-
Line
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

The nantn-toa heirs seeu ie-
termined 10 rake the i4EyerS TIE
raiu beue6elzlles % The late Ezil
Eaal - -ra-e's Eill-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

X regard 20 the report TIA,
Grover Cleveland has zzte fO--
tune II Wall street II i 70 - said
that be has beea on IAe si-At SIDE
Of = good many thing< IN his day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

warn spring cxys produce feel
ny q cr0vxiz-ss Z s1e ss0dy . loaded
VIA s1e Impurities Of wz1ter Diet
Cs=az%e the BLOOD Ever And hogeh
xI-n Pricklv Asa Bs<sersL IL ereases
e1<rxy and che<rfRlz<ssL A h Ken
del SPECIAL axenr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

II : SID Ton Jo4zs01 Vas
ozcs q messenger boy oGt = saz-i
h. adaiit-3 that lie h1s gotten
there zsier thai The average mes
-eu-e- boy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

TaE Standard OF Co L about
TO declare another Of its eelsbrz:-
al - per cent dividends And
Yet those uagratefgl Porto Riczns
complain OF lack Of prosperity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

In Corscipsss01 HERBIxE asor-sz =
natural, healraful remedy, acting
promptly A few small cos~s vii
usually De fo11d 20 50 regulate she ex-
erStcrT functions shas ts<y are able
% operate without any AID whatever.
Price - cent? Sold 6y l. Il Ken lei
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

THE resignation Of A1e.eert
HBy a. cousEl general a. Prsto-la
recalls the tsct TIA, - s1e1eeeS-
sor ~zsa nan ua2e1 N4rcEz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

II Is very doubtful low if the
Porto Riean cases viii be decided
before the island comes in under
the sane provisions a. one Of the
terriEories- And then no decision
will be needed The Supreme
Court of tie United States i not
a deliberate, tat a very deliberate
body.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

i; Is Dc regretted that Prs<ienr
Mckinley on his trip South did
10, visit At least one point IN Ark
ansas- He would have received
as warm 4 welcome here as IN any
part Of the Union
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
HAS CURED THOUSANDS. VIII.
CURE YOU

II you are tro1hled with kstrsv s-
ot.dder trOub<es. such a. drupsv.
Snz1sx disease, ezsr1rrh- gravel Of
sce olatser- aloumen IN urine aud IN
neaHhy deposits, q TOO frsstens dis
en1rys Of the urine pain IN the back
OF ola1cer, dropsieI swelling Of the
feet and Iexs. etc, we guxrzncee shas
oy using Smiths Sure kidney Cure. a
complete cure VIII be Effected Frics
% eenEs- For sale by Al. EeuGrI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
OLD sOLDIERss EyPEEIExcv

NJ NJ A1rsin- = civil war veteran.
OF Winchester Ind, writes NV wife
Vas SICK \ long time IN suite Of rood
DOCTORS treatment, Egs vzz xaaElx
cared oy Dr. Kings yev Life PlIs.
which worked wonders foe her hea.rh- :
Insy Always do Try them OzIv
5 cent? zs z e Chls0r Il Co.'S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

TIE Board Of Mayer and Aldermen
MT AZ the EyO - oGee May :, 1861.
AZ o'e-ock- TSsrs were present -
to-10Es- 2 s AGzzz, Mayor G. W
B11zlO-. y Il Bry71t, w 7 FaLkue-,
and i r bishop aldermen he fol
sEI1z Proceedings were tkel and
there I'd EO-~z-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

THE adziaistrzt5 a. idea Of .
fora Ct government for Porto
EieO sse-s % D. any cd tang
~; lie natives 3ez't zazL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

List OF unclaimed mai matter L.,
IN the Oxford Miss POse-Orzee for
the Essk eading May IL, 1901
Andasoo, Mira HI
? Coliva1, J. W.
; Ferguson, Stephen.
yo1<zo1- Mss Lena J..
5 Purvins=, John,
s Qzi1ene, Nrs-A-y.
: Thompson. o.
u hen calling for the above please
give No. Of IeSrer ard date advertised
e 3 PIEzcE, P. N
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
CASTORIA
For l,azxs azA CAilArsa
hE 70 Ravs Asays DnEti
So .: : :: ZmzSz.-

~ n~sr rr~>rri DeE>~ Esr N.kzrsA-
Chilli and Fewer = n bottle Of Groves
Izssesess Chill To1ie. Is 10 ximply
ron and quinI1s n s1sselesz form
No e1<s-no pay-Pree Soc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16
SUPERVISORS.
NAY Term Of the County Board
Convened Monday. Nay J.
Adjourned after aTwo Days
Session. The Following
Were tine Proceedings
of the Session

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

t. Ca-~ . CA In o. Day
Take Laxative Bro13 Qzini,e TAhlss.
Al druggists refz1d the Eorey IL Il
fzlA- 20 care z w-Grove,. ssEza-urs
= q e1eh box-Prsce = ee1ts-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-16

That hezlEh ordnance be adopted
Th2E ABBY Wild be allow d 10
erect a candy tent On Eazs side square
Tnar Nes=rz Bishop and Bunzk0- be
appointed 10 ADJUST electric Exn- ac-
cunt Of The Methodist chn-ch-
Thai $50 be transferred frog. The
school fund 10 the water fund
z. $ ADAMS, E-E- TEMPLE
Mayor Marshal.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-03-15

lets eleven feet ten inches long, one
by one and a half inches. Nail them
into the spaces. one at the front. the
other at the rear When finished the
under side OF sash should it close to
the edges OF frame. box aud fillets.
Sash should be six feet long and wide
enough to cover the plant box except
one and a half inches at each end.
Fit on the ends two pieces two aud a
half inches wide. same thickness OF
sash and i've and a half feet long.
These will leave two inches open at
each corner for gas and smoke 10 es-
cape as shown in figure c. Plant box
should have n tight bottom and about
five inches OF rich. mellow soil on it.
An opening must be made at the rear.
IS az a o. and the soil dug out at d. 10
make room for the heater. The open
ing must be well closed up except a
small ventilator 10 supply air just he
low the burner. r. o inches below the
centre OF plant box hang with wire a
piece OF galvanized sheet iron about
three by five feet; the length should
from front 20 rear The iron is TO
spread the heat. so as not TO overhead
the centre. Any size wanted. either
for outside or house use. may be made
from description given. Temperature
to grow good lettuce must be low the
first six weeks. not much II any above
fifty degrees. .-S. III. Mitchell. In Farm
and Home
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-03-15
Storage of Apples In winter.

II Is very stale but oft repeated ad.
vice TO spread out winter apples and
pears on shelves In the cellar. and the
decayed onesSS be removed from time
to time We must wholly disagree
with such a course, for when exposed
the apple rapidly loses its moisture
and becomes shriveled. which also
causes deterioration Of quality.
On this account apples and pears in
cool storage should be kept tightly
closed. and they will open up plump
and fresh.
The great secret for keeping apples
and pears is a cool temperature, and
thirty-five degrees 10 forty-five degrees
Fahrenheit will be found most salts
factory. Usually apples are left to
hang too long on the trees and become
too much ripened; then they lie In
piles or are stored in barrels in hot
places. perhaps right out In the sun
shine for weeks until the hot weather
is over; then they are shut up in a
warm. close house cellar. with n tenn
perature about fifty degrees. and then
the farmer wonders why his apples do
not keep.
Let him try gathering them as soon
as mature, pack them away at once in
a cool place. where the temperature
does not rise above forty degrees. and
see whether the results are not much
more satisfactory Horticul-
turlst.