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The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31
lSPlpERs' WEBS
a Study by IN Expest In Araneid Archi
lecture.

a Study by an Expes& In Araneid Arch"
lecture.
I am not going into a complex de.
scription Of how the spider lays OH
her web except to say that when 1t ex'
tends across any considerable dis
lance Sshe has stood on her head as
nearly as she could and emitted q
thread which the wind blew till II
caught on something. Then she tooA
in the slack and bit it off and threw
1: away. after the line was taut she
crept ouy on it, always keeping in
touch 18th the home-plate. till b
got rU the further end, which she made
good and secure. Then back to h
middle again, where she dropped on
I4he end Of her line to the ground and
made fast there. After that she
worked according to the way her peo-
pie have done since the days when
the wood was growing that we now
call coal. If it be an orbed snare, then
all the outer crossbars are gummed
with beads of tanglefoot for careless
flies. There is a comparatively open
space around the centre, SO that the
scuf1e that always takes place when
there is fresh meat for supper may
not wreck the. web too vitality, and
right In the centre itself Is usually q
nice, neat little mat for her to sit on,
made Of dry, unsticky silk and woven
like q crazy quilt or one of these h1t-or-
miss stained glass windows. Some
times, instead Of plain radli she cards
her silk into q 1ock-like ribbon and
zjgzags it down one compartment Of
the web. Some spiders make an all
round snare; some make O snare like a
pie with q piece cut out, and n kind
makes n snare shaped like the piece
Of pie that has been cut out. This last
sits there with the slack Of her web
drawn up tight between her feet and
waits. A fool fly bumps into the line.
She let's everything go by the run, and
the sticky slack falls over the fly. She
spreads her .spinnerets and drops a
fat ribbon OF threads over 1t. The
more it kicks, the more it tangles it.
self. When she can safely do so the
spider bites her prey till it gives up.
Then she sucks the juice out Of it and
sits chewing On the torn silk till she
gets all the gum off it, when she
throws it away and begins to repair
the web. |
Other spiders set their webs fiat
wise over holloWs on the ground, a
favorite location being near path.
All the flying and jumping things get
out Of the way when a man comes
along, and, not looking where they
leap, they make business good. OF
course, the man often spells the web,
but, Ia! that doesn't worry the spider
any. There's plenty more where that
came from, and, anyhow, she has to
spin to pass away the time. By the
way, most Of their spinning is done
at night. In the daytime they take
little maps when there is nothing do
ing. Of these fat-webs some are spun
In bushes with a labyrinth of threads
running up two or three feet among
the twigs yer a sort Of umbrella-like
disk, under which the spiders wait.
Other little spiders are often per-
mitted to make use OF this labyrinth
for their own needs, or perhaps it is
too much trouble to stop the poaching.
There is a good deal Of that kind Of
broad-minded charity in the world
Harvey Sutherland, in Ainslee's.~
The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31

AT various tines the public has been
warned Of the dangers that Turk il the
kiss and even in the handshake as
agencies by which microbes may be
distributed, but the remarks Of a
speaker at q medical association meet
ing in Chicago hint that even the per-
son who renounces these practices is
not safe. All the distributing agencies
by means Of which men come in con
tact with other men should be subject
to sterilization and even "the long
hair and full beard ought to be dis
couraged by general disapprobation."
1t is not d%epreciating the wisdom Of
the advice to point out that apparent.
ly it is becoming a dangerous matter
simply to remain alive. Even the man
who defies germs by keeping himself
close shorn and putting in his. waking
hours in the use of antiseptics can
never feel wholly safe. He may have
no hair wherein the malign microbe
can find Judgment, but he will still
haze his throat, lungs and other or
gans to which the bacilli are wont to
repair. Simply by remaining alive he
is exposing a field of operation to the
~eFer-ready microbe. Apparently the
only perfect safeguard would lie in
shearing off not only hair and beard,
but everything above the neck, at
which point the health seeker might be
dead, but would certainly be immune
from microbes.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31
A A OF A

Tall. slender blade Of grass
Bending and swaying:
Now standing motInless,
Now, as if praying
Bowed to the earth you are
Sobbing and shaking,
Reused from your grief ut last
Quivering and quaking.
Stilled now. your wild distress.
Silently heaving,
Soothed by winds soft caress
Joyously waving. q
New York Sun.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31

AL the rare birds and animals pre-
scented from time to time to Queen Vic
toria and kept at Windsor, where they
made a perfect menagerie, have been
given by King Edward to the London
Zoo. The gift has thus relieved the
drain on the royal purse and enriched
the collection Of the Geological Gar
dens.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31

Germany will endeavor to be it's own
"mold Of form and glass Of fashion"
Berlin will soon set a fashion exhibit
by which it is hoped that special
fashions for German women will be
established. The managing commit
tee will include members Of the high.
est society.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31

The revival or 1nteres. IN wnee1ing
demonstrates that the bicycle is ~
yond the tad stage and has come to
stay as d feature Of national life.
Even in France, where everybody has
turned to automobiling with that en-
thusiasm which Is d characteristic OF
the French people. the wheel has not
been entirely crowded or the boule-
yards. /
The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31

IN every street. a In Leipzig are
hung copies OF a bi-weekly newspaper,
containing advertisements of the rail-
road. timetables, a few jokes, and
notices Of performances that are to be
given at different theatres. The news
papers ri fastened on racks which are
hung upon hooks In the corners of the
cars. Passengers have the privilege
Of taking tho papers down and reading
them.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31

There have been but nine chief JUS
tices in England during the last lac
years.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31

Hush IL the name Of the Oldest man
n Indiana, but he is making no special
effort to keep 1t quiet.
The Opelousas courier., 1901-08-31
WRH JOEL SANDoz'
Attorney at-Law and Notary Pubic
O~PRLOUBAs, La.

VIII practice in all Courts, Sssss
and Federal, and before the Patent %
Pension Offices at Washington, ".
Shorthand and Typewriting pro'aIns
aad carefully done. Ofaes over -
Landry State Bank. NaiA Street,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
GIVE SOME ONE ELSE THE
BENEFIT.

The mid sumner is the time for
city and tcwu dweIIers TO scatter
to the four points of the compass
To the seaside. 10 the cool eOan-
try laues and shades, and water
ing places, will flock thousands
from the over crowded centers
of business. taxing with them
the culture and intelligence Which
comes from concentrated civilizs
ti0n. In many instances, the town
or city bOarder will have an op-
POrtanity OF studying provincial
isms, quaint dialects, and other
Oateomcs of isolation
No matter where IT may be. OF who
Is the recipient Of these pleasant
variations In daily routine, there
Is an excellent opportunity for
giving those rooted to one spot
the benefit of shat circumstances
have done for the more fortunate.
Few. except hotel keepers are
rushed or pushed for time. during
the period Of sumner rusticafion.
and If entered into With the right
spirit and tact. Il Is the time Tor
each Heaven favored maa or 40
man boy or girl, 10 become an
inspiration, or an instigator OF
progress and improvement IN the
thousands of suppressed lives.
which without and or encourage
ment vii pass iatO oblivion
Many Of the best people would
freely give money, If they lad It.
or even time or talent. tor the up-
lIitiEg and elevating Of their TEL
low men, but the r8res,. best gift
genuine heartfelt sympathy, and
u1reseIved social iaiereaHr-~.
they withhold. Yourself Il the
most influential faetor in any IN
dertaklng. and you can make Your
personality a power IN the land
for genuine good. II yon have the
viii and real love in sOuI heart
for humanity
Your ridlegle Of pet weaknesses.
or hobbies or contempt for una
voidable ignorance. l. liable to
STIR Up ezm.ty and hatred. but a
willingness to share your bless
ings With others. ever returns
them tOGbled sad trebled- Who
ever pines 10. vide field Of &C
ton As philanihrOpist. can Ger
iainly ind II. if sought upon 4
sumner vacation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
Tribute to Il Benefactor
Communicated
OH the Pcn.ot0e Advance.

From the PC1tot1e Advance.
The narrOw guase railEay from
PoEtOtOc 10 Middleton. nov mag
nIfed by the pOrtentOus name OF
Gulf y Ship Island K K. vas the
creation Of the mastery energy
and financial sail Of Col. villa .,
C. Fslk2er. deceased
The pretty names OF Ecru aat
lngomar. given To tao stations by
The colonel. Was characteristic o.
a VEN Of romance IN him
He w2s a man of wonderful ver
satI-IIy Of talent. beside ais pEacsi
cal Ingenuity II TIE business at
fairs OF life.
He Sds author of several yery
sensational novels and lawyer OF
as;a,e ability.
tie had the iashiHg courage of
a Cavalier. developed into Ameri-
can western desperadoisu. graph
eally attested by his numerous
adventures in Mexico and this
State during the rude days when
personal yaiOr was the passport
to public eminenee among the hot
spurs of Southern ehirzIry.
Had the colonel been educated
at Harvard or Yale. his versatile
talents would have signalized
themselves on some splendid fields
Of tame. literary and political.
But be has LETT TO North Nissis.
sIppl an enduring marx OF his gen
lUs. more useful and valuable than
pen-ereations: that Is. filing the
waste places. creating villages and
towns and developing the INDUS
irisi possibilities Of a large area
Of country.
The busy population, from Pom
totoe 10 the Tennessee line. owes
TO the name OF Vim &. FaIkner 2
meEiied need Of praise and graft
,Ete-
IL should take tangible shape IN
a hitting monument to bis memory
either al POntot0e or New ALBANY
formerly 'go kzasle;s, aoz cleo.
trIhed by his genius INTO thriyins
towns.
II Is a beautiful eustom-the ex
aIoIt'on In marble of a people:
gratitude 10 a great public bene
factor.
The !amented and honOred sub
Jeet Of this sketch. Col. w. &
Falkner, was the father Of Hon
q W. I. Falkner of our city. We
reproduce the article to give il
our sincere and hearty endorse
ment and appreciation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
AbbeyiIle News.

Miss Elba Arnold OF Nemuhis
= spending her vacation wita he,
mother Mrs McGregery.
Mesdames Mary Greer of 1exa.
and Daalap. Of Holly Springs
visited their relative, Mrs. Wool
ridge last week
Miss Annie MeAaley is spend
ing the heated term with heI
eoE>in- Mss Donald Ol6feld, in
Bas;rop, Texas
Mr.. W. \ Bslfour of Lamar
spent Sunday with his father.
Mss Juliet Ba,four left for
Como. Saturday. to spend some
time sith her SISTER. Mrs Dunlap
Rev = Harbin. Of Water Val
ley. came up Monday 70 coIduei
the Methodist meeting.
We had \ nice rain on the 18th,
and crops are doing fine-
Mr. Nag of New Albany. ship
ped several car loads Of fine hogs
aud cattle from here lately.
Nr- a. " Wolf Is shipping a
aiee lot "f hickory timber 30 the
northern markets.
Mrs Ross anu Mrs Shaw of
The celta- are with their mother
Ms Tro;ter. ShO has been very
slcs- bat - improving
Mss Fannie PettIs is visiting
relatives aud friends 1t College
Hill this week. \.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
College Hill Items.

Kisses Jones and and Finley of
Holly Springs, are the guest of
Miss Donna BufOrd this week.
Miss Burney. OF Memphis. Is
visiting the family of Genie An
dersOn.
Misses Olivia and Flora Fernan.
DEE. of Memphis, are spending a
few weeks with their mother.
We are glad 10 welcome Miss
Fannie Pettis. OF AtbeylIIe. as a
visitor in our midst.
The ice erea- supper at Wade
TOney's residence last Tuesday
night vas highly enjoyable.
Miss Carrie TOney. We are sorry
10 hear, vas called to Wacer Val
ley Thursday TO the bedside of her
brother, w. b Toney, y no Is quite
sick.
Rev Milne filed his regular a2,
pOintment at OrrToOd SUNDAY.
Mrs Lizzie Baach visited her
mother, Mrs Ed Hope Ias: week
Burt Wilkes, of Water VALLEY
spent Thursday in our midst on
business G.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

A preacher in Chattanooga re-
Gently dlscoarSed on Home
Sweet Home, and under the topic
of -Choosing a Husband said the
following
young women should not &C
eept q proposal simply to escape
going through life alone Some OF
the Eoblest characters the world
has ever known have been those
sho always written their names
With a Miss before it. II is bet
ter TO be an 'unappropria,ed. bies-
sing than an appropriated curse
Better carry your own name to the
grave than 10 accept another name
with q sad heart for life. A young
woman does not need q wedding
ring TO make Life a success Buy
your own and you will be sure to
get gold one and no sham about
it.
A young woman should not ac-
eept . young man whose attraction
is money. Ifyou would be unwill-
ing to marry him If his money is
all gone, then you ought not to
marry him at all. Ii is character
tina, counts. and not gold II is
manhood aud not money.
DO not marry a young man ex-
pecting to reform him alter mar
riage- Yoa will never do il. You
cannot make q man oas Of a vine
bottle.
There sre thousands of manly,
noble. Christian men in the world
Who can make home happy, life
happy, and a wife happy. Men
vho are seifsaerifcIng. men of
noble aspirations. men Of brains.
men of heart men Of Character
Choose one of these or none at ali
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
HOpewell News.

Time goes on and We have no
rain vet although the prospects
are favorable az this writing for a
fine shower.
The most promising prospect
for corn ! ever saw has been cut
of to a very ordinary showing.
the crop being spotted Some
corn on good land will yield fairly
well while some thin land will al
most faIl to produce at all
Quite a number Of young people
from here attended the BaiIer pic
mic last week They all report a
nice time
John MeCorkle, Jr, has return
ed from Texas.
Miss NaGde woodward - visit
ing relatives IN Pamela County
William FUR and family have
moved 10 Oxford
SGccess 10 TIE EAGLE
OBSERVER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
Burgess Dots.
The farmers have Iayed BY.

The farmers have Iayed by.
Rev JAN Arnold preached at
naryess last Sunday.
We had good rains on wednes-
day and Thursday cf last week
which vas very much needed.
The crops arOand here are lcok-
ing fine.
We understand that Gsrres
GofOrtn has rented the Burgess
place
Mr.. q. %. Fogst made a flying
trip to Water Valley Last week
Will Morrison, n negro, entered
, the residence of Mrs Ship one
day last week, and stole $500
from a trunk. He implicated
Wallace Orange. another negro.
Orange gave bond for his appear
anee for trial at Taylor, Saturday.
and Morrison Vas committed to
bsIl 20 await the action of the
aext grand jury.
EIbert Beard and Hubert Fosst.
spent Saturday and Sunday in
the Bethel neighborh0od with
relatives.
Esq. Tatam was in burgess on
business NOaday.
The prOtrzesed meeting will be-
gin Sunday at Clear Greek church.
Rev. Mr.. Bacon of Oxford will at
tend the meeting.
Mr. Dave HOyle Of lula, was
in Burgess the first of the week.
Mr.. w. b Freeman. east of
Oxford visited his son-in Law, Mr..
Green- Ike first OF the week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
south of Oxford.

J. %. Fudge visited relatives al
Burgess last week.
Quite a number Of our people
attended singing al Union Grove
Saturday and report an interesting
tine.
That long wished for rain came
in full force Thursday, bringing
With II considerable wind and hail
waieh damaged the crops, espeei-
ally corn but it was greatly ap-
preciatet-
Misses IaHie. Della, Ada and
Flora Fudge visited relatives near
Kingdom Sunday
Oscar and Hiss Jennie Mills al
Clear Greek. attended singing at
the Fudge school house Sunday
afternoon
j. A Hodge. of Delay, has &c
eepted the Center Hill sehoo, 70
the next scholastic year.
During the storm last Thursday
Robt Nils had his smoke house
and part of his dwelling house
blown down and his household
furniture destroyed or badly
damaged
NJ l. Mooney and wife visited
relatives at Banner last week.
Johnnie Winter, of Oxford. was
AT singing Sunday.
Oscar Cobb and little sister. al
Spring Greek were in our com
niunIty first of the week. a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
Pine Hill News.

We are all joyful in the hills
over last Thursdays rain Crops
are looking fine
Monroe Brown and Arthur
Crawford visited friends and rela-
lves about lafayette Springs last
week.
Little Willie Keel il quite sick
with SLOW fever and Mrs. j. B.
Anderson was on the sick list last
week but is better.
Mrs Bette A. Boone, of Jones
ooro. Texas. il visiting relatives
and friends to the delight OF all.
Several from our community
hope 70 attend memorial services
at Cypress Greek and Liberty Hill
next Saturday.
John Jeferies has been quite
sick this week.
Protraeted meetings and camp
meetings are the topic of the day.
We hope many will be Influenced
to accept the Savior as their guide
through life.
Success to our much appreeiat
ed EAGLE. BIZ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

Summer complaint i unusually
prevalent aiming ehihiren this season.
A web developed case In the writer's
family was cured last week By the
timely Use Of Chanbsrtain-s Cole,
Cholera and Di&rrhoea Remedy-oue
OF the besc patent uedici1es manu-
featured and which . always kept on
hand n the home Of ye scribe This
. not intended as free put for me
company. WHO do not advertise with
u, b1- 20 benefit little sufferers Who
may not De within easy Access Of 4
P1yssclz1- No family <h01f Dc with
coz \ bottle Of tbs medicine il the
house, especially n s1mmer-ticae -
lansing Iowa. Journal For sale by
z 2 Ch5l-oc & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
Business Notice.

On account Of failing health. /
have decided 10 go out of bcsi-
ness and have this day sold to
John Falkner, Jr- my entire s,oek
OF Staple aad Fancy Groceries
together with the good sill of
the business. and | request all OF
my customers and those Who have
supported me in the past to give
him their help The business xlll
be conducted at the same stand
and along the same line as hereto
tore.
Respectfully.
J. Y. GIBSON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
UNIVERSITY
OF MISSISSIPPI

Twenty-Five schools IN Department
OF Science Literature and the Arts
professional courses N Law, Elec.ri-
cal Engineering, Civil Engineering
Aiming Engineering Well furnished
laboratories Able corps OF in
s-ructOrs- TUITION FRxK to men
and women, except in Law
School Al expenses very log. At
LraetIye location PerfeeE sanitation.
Complete water aud sewer aud fxat
ing aud heating systems Plress
deep well water
Summer term. June 1Ish to July
2iEa, seol-
Session Of ls0i-o2 opens September
I2Jn- For catalogue, or social in
formation regarding courses o. ex-
pelses address
T. B. FULTON, Chancellor.
University. Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

When the quantity Of food taken i
too large or the quality too rich,
neArt1crn i hkeiy 70 follow, and e=-
PeelAly so II the digestion baz been
weakened By constipation Eat slow
~ and not too freely Of easily digest
ed food Aassica-e the food thor
o1znly- Let Sax hours elapse between
meals and when You feel fnluess AID
weight N the region Of the stomach
alter eating, indicating that you have
eaten too mach. take one Of Cham
oerixn's stomach and Liver Tablets
and the heartburn may be avoided.
For sale by E R Chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
Free Springs News.

Mrs. Willie Word and children
of Oxford are spending a fex
weeks with relatives
Misses Daisy and Mary Hale, OF
Marshal County were the guests
OF Mrs Laura Caildress last week
The ice cream supper at A. Kit
chefs residence last "Wednesday
night was highly enjoyable by the
young people
Girls. II yoa don't want 70 mss
a good chance Of getting a pre-
msam- buy one Of Prof. h T.
Smiths tickets
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
RSt7 Venerable Is qgite i'll h
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

The investigation of frank II.
Nicely up to date has cost the gov
eminent $4,000. We don't know
but We think that there i Cause
for an investigation OF the Inyesti-
ratOrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25
The Same Osa story.

J A. Kelly relates an experience
slnii1r 20 that which has happened IN
almost every rsiShborhood In the
CnIted States and has bsea told aud
re-toa by thousands of others He
say-- LAST summer / had an attack
ot dysentery and purchased a bottle
OF Ch14n5srlAlas= Colie. Cholera ard
Di7eraGsa Remedy, which I used ac-
eo-di1g 10 directions and with entire
" satisfactory results The trouble
MAS controlled much quicker than for
mse attacks when / Used other rene
dies" Mr. Kelly Is well known ciri-
zen OF Henderson,. y. c. For sale by
= p Chiffon S Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

EVERY president ought 10 be
free to do his duty without any
consideration ss TO the results OF
his prospects for reelection. Tie
presidential term oush: to be
heightened and the president be
restricted 10 one term.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

THE Beers have become so fond
of eating American horsedesh that
!; keeps TIE English busy supply
gBg them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

Great eon<eernzsion was feIr BY the
frle1ts Of NJ A. Hogzrsy, Of Lsxizz-
tOG, KY, when they saw ne was turn
ing yellow His skin slowly changed
eolo-- also his eyes and he suffered
terribly His n1alady was YeIlox
Ja11dlce- lie vas treated BY the
oesr doctors. bot without benefit.
Then he vas advised % uy Electrie
Bi--ers. the wonderful Stomach and
Liver remedy. and he xri.es- AZ
ter taking two bottles I was wholly
cured" A trial proves is ratehls=z
merit for al Stomach Liver and Md
ney troubles Only Soc Sold By L.
r Chiffon & Co D-szxi<t=.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

The Grand Army of the Repab-
lie appears TO have its pension
graft II good working order.
Some Of its leaders are elalmin.
that the organization exaeted a
promise from President Mckinley
before the Lass election that he
would put Commissioner of Pen
siOns Evans out of the way.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

IL Was awfgliy dlsrespeetfgl IN
the weather maR 10 let i rain in
Missouri two days before Gov.
DOekery's prayer proclamation
yeuf into effect.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

y BABT has been born l. Ala
hama without hands or fest- And
there are men IN the world so lazy
that they vii envy that child the
eineh 1t has on going through life
without having TO work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

No Discovery In medicine has eve,
created one quarter Of the excitement
snat nAs been caused Sby DR.. Kmx'l
New Discovery for Consumption. III
scSeress tests have been on hopeIesx
Victims OF Consumption, Pneumonia
Hemorrh2ge, Pieurisy and Bronchi-
US thousands of whom il has rexfor-
60 TO perfect health For Couzhs
1oads, Asthma, Group, Hay Rever
hourzness and Whooping Cough IL Z
the QUICKEST suress cure n the voryd
IL - sold by r r. Chiffon 4 Co.. VIZ
guarantee satisfaction or refund nor.
Sy: Large bottles SOC and q Loo
Trial bottles free.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-25

THE Philadelphia Times warns
Gen. Miles not 10 let his presi-
dental boom get too big at this
early date. No danger. The Miles
boom has been -stunted- by Funs-
tons diplomatic capture of Agui-
naidO