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The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-12-13

Presidents Roosevelt's mes
sage to Congress was one Of
the most scholarly documents
ever presented to any legisla-
tive body, his silence on dis
reimbursement, however, vas
a surprise to many who read
the message.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-12-13

Judging from the develop
men of facts brought out by
dispositions in the Csrdwell
case, there may be some thing
for Attorney General Grow to
do when Mr.. ardwell gets
through.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-12-13

A copy Of the "Excelsisr"
edited by w. H. Harrison and
S. q. Herndon of Pleasant
Hill, reached us last week. 1t
is a neat newsy paper and
doubtless will succeed. ]
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-12-13
HOW IBSEN GOT HIS START
Fret Drama Produced whsn 10 We
Fifteen Years sf Age.

Fifteen Years Of Age.
According to W. E. Curtis, writing
- the Chicago Record Herald from
Scandinavia, Ibssn is supposed to b.
. rich man, although he is said to b.
very penurious and never contributes
money to any cause. He receives .
large income from his plays and save'
the most Of it.. His only e1trava.
Gancs is pictures. He has Z fine taste
for art, and has one Of the best private
collections Of paintings in Norway.
In his early school days he took sew.
ssAl prizes for drawing, andhis boyish
ambition was to be q painter, but his
family could not afford to pay for in.
~struction. He had a desperate strug.
gle to sustain himself during the first
half Of his life.
His father was formerly a merchant
Of great wealth at the city of Skien, in
southern Norway, but Ailed disas.
trously and died, leaving q large fam
lily entirely destitute. Henrik was
compelled to earn his own livingfrom
childhood, and WA never able to en-.
/ Joy the sports and pleasures Of other
children. He has said Of himself that
he was never a child" and his whole
career as well As his disposition has
been clouded and soured by his early
poverty and privations. His natural
literary abilities asserted themselves
in childhood. His fnt poems were
written at the age of IL, and st Is,
while he was q clark in a village drug
store and studying medicine, he wrote
bis first drama, entitled "Katslins,"
which was published over the nom de
plume of BrynjoH Bjerns. Although
it attracted general sttention, it was
not approved by the public, Prof.
MOnrad, Of the Royal university, one
Of the foremost critics Of Norway, saw
merit in the work of the unknown new
suthor, and wrote . review, in which
be predicted that the pen which
framed those lines would some time
b. famous. He encouraged him to
write again and again and to develop
what he perceived to be genius.
This single friendly encourage
msnt from q stranger seems to have
bsen the turning point Of Ibsen's ca.
pssr, for he continued Ais literary
work under his nom Dc plume with
greater success and popularity. Al
the same time he continued his med.
zeal studies and at the sgs Of 70 ap'
peared in Christisnis for tbs fire,
time in his life to take his preliminary
examinations at the university. HI
failed to passi in Greek and msthemat'
ies, aAd vAs % mortified that he aban'
asnSd his plan Of becoming 9 physi
aiAn. and for several Year, lived q pre-
sArieus LIE In the gsrrsts Of the Nor
wssisa capital, writing for The asws
papsss and magazines sad composin,
plays which Attracted no attention
but he finally succeeded in having on
II them accepted at . thsstsr in Der
Esn, who're he lived siI years ant
made his Art reputation under hi
} true name. He bscams the directo
Of the Bergen hsatsr. At the sam
) time that his rival, Bjornson, was di
rector Of the National theatsr .
. ChristianiA.
, In 1854 Ibsen succeeded in sscur
Ing from the government pension o
100 kroner . year, about $500 In GU
noasv. saea which h went y 0ss
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-12-13

The Cardwell libel suit is
proving both interesting and
amusing to Missourians who
are not in the ring.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-12-13
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.

Every teacher in the state
should attend the association
meeting in Kansas City,
Kansas.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-12-13

80 ssA Asss~ WsA
4 ysaag nASaish actor vhs AAA ~
SssusaA hb manager tavoeaSiy vas
90 ~ Q lnAsaat role In Q Asv 10
Asstisa and his sucoess or faiisrs. In
u vas . naA1R q vtkA2 t0osssaAss
- His fuexrs r~sDaAstioa- Aftss IL
sssseA 90 q he sssaiAg night Ais
fStsaA. WtllAAA oiIbsrt. ne poDslss
lraAsa1s& ana iiSssttst. vent bsAiaA
~ sesas fally rsalizinS that In o
kaadly word - . sympAthstts eFitieisn
~ v0ail bslAs hsss or lspaiT - tie
Astss. HovsVss. - ssslag that his
estsoA Uas N . Dssfass Dsssolnaktea ~
osuA A04 rsAks9 ~ svn sssvssaAss ~
ssaesatsA haaoif With nsssav rs-
@asAiss: '74sv vssl yser s1aa 49,
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-12-13

Our thanks are due Miss
Miss Pattie Bradford anc
Mrs. Margaret Akers for
subscription to THE PROFESS
SIGNAL WORLD.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08
IIarmortown Dots.

H We lfre1pt 70 gather the
news Vi oar little town. and ~ Us
ia. Is a scarce We lad = aIce
ram la-t Tuesday. though /, was
nothing near J ~SeAs0r-@ We have
Prospects Of more ram to-day
Tuesday. Crops IL This a-ixhoor-
oorho0I are the worst IN may
years.
Our merchants are doing q good
water melon business these days.
y. =. HcAIl.-ser vas IN Oxford
SATURDAY on business
We arr Cad 10 learn that John
Smith able 10 ride around in q
buggy. Hope be vii eoatlnue "a
improve
George Z Brown AMI l. C. Bud.
NeAlll---r speat Saturday on
Ta.lahateaIe as1ing.
Saturday Vas another scorcher.
the mercury rise 10 l0f IN TIE
post Office.
Z Those people aear WAITS Fer
- are st.4l elam0ring for a bridge
He hope the Board of SGpervis
Or Vi. grant them Que A. tnis
meeting.
/ Claude Richardson Is visiting
home folks at Orion this ve-k-
CHOCz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08
Holder News.

The good people Of this CON-
nanity xas greeted Tuesday With
the long looked for rain bat did
n0t get enough TO DO mach good.
G. Or. wilson left Friday for
Helena Ark He goes 10 join .
book concern We wish him much
success il al hi= undertakings
Misses Ia Nina aad Jeanne
Head01- Mate Woodward and
Ssl!ie Anderson and SIck Barry
aud John H-nd0n attended camp
meeting Sunday AMI report pleas
ant trip.
Ms. Made Anderson vas on
The sick this xeek
DEirg 10 the extremely hot
reather the Aidszy meeting i.
postponed Eatil the Attn Sunday IN
Aagg.t-
Mss Lacy Anderson Of TalA,
xho - teaching music class in
Iris neigao0rho0d 3 on the ssek
.Isr this week
7. L Easllzg and wife, Of neal
Oxfsrl- vas the guess Of Tor
Rashiag's faGily l21t Sunday.
\ large eroxt attended church
at Midway SgatAy and heard an
able sermon D. Rev. Henderson
Finley FRED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

Pc e 1r-ia.aed ~ the Mayor and
Board % Aldermen Of the Town % Ok
fora MIS-. that privilege -zx on I'll
telephone exchanges Dc ,-vier n foI
lows:
--ct.Gn J.. On each telephone ex-
change - twenty subscribers or l.zs.
Two dollars ard Eifg c=uss pr zrn1n
-ec- On -zc1 telephone e<etazzs
- alore tn1u twenty -sbsc-ihers ane.
not more tlaa -zi--g i've subscribers
! i've e44LErs ger anuun
$50. } On ~sca telephone sx hzaga
= ll-e tEaa Lh-rtF ave 1z1 MT NOR.
-1a1 atry subscribers. seven dollar
1nc -.fEF c-lLs Der annu-
SEC 4 On =ac1 teiepno1e exchanges
- more thad df-F and not more tEa1
sever-T- I've subscribers. Twelve del
] - 4 u Fltty cerrs per AMIN
-ac. s. IN -aen telephone exchange
. noe than seventy ave ard not
more tan One 1-nG-e1 subscribers.
Seventeen dollars and cry cents Def
Al1Grl
sc. Is. Ga each telephone exchange
q more tnaE o1e h1adred and not
more thar one n1z1ress and sr-y sv1o-
-cr10s ~. Thirty seven dollars tn1 1f-y
seus- Per AMIN
Sc = Oh al ove- one hundred and
dftv -ysch subscribers Fifty dollars PET
aunGn-
--c- = Tnlz q nance snzI take sf-
s-rt and be u force t-on, and aste- the
1t d August 1891.
? : ADAMS, Mayor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

rooms. All ether uOnstr0s5ties
sere 20 be scea u tie r1at thai
cad 20 tie Pigmles cave. Here
a troop OF real dsarf.. dressed ia
LinciIi garments. the c0inT Of
the mOOn. aH1 with fscr- painted
iisesi-e. ll4Tcard AMI sag a
qasin. mo0is s1mg. ~ they led me
way n The pa.ace OF The Man %
The Moon. The OF gentleman
wore I1az 3-aF J. aud srene.. A.
p.ae.d a. hi- ABIDING place. \
0eVy Of gar giri- saa- The Nsn
N tLe doou.- and then exrca-esi
-xirt dane, viii 70oa5vsms
IL c.0l4s as traperies. Or seem
iagy 50. J. y :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

MISC Lucille Leak = al home
again aft-r several weeks attend
aac= oi the norma. az OxfOrL
\ H. PeZgr- aRt family Of 20
sn6g-. " - Ella Pezles Of Clear
Cre-s. accompanied By Mss B--
sic aad joan " Dll.ard. Jr.. al>O
Brooks NctiDEaa aat fanIy o.
A1b-vl..e. we're pleasant visitor.
Al ta- home Of u 4. Prgges as.
week.
We are sorry % -eP0r; that Nj
terr-l. has not been ia ais Isga.
good health tni- SIMMER.
No mI4--gnmer school tbs
Fear- Mss Mabel taG-at !. o.,
y1ne he weather vi. COO. and
the little folks could keep awake
No serious sickness in THIS
aelga00raOOt iha- far. Mr.. Kate
Mcclellan has beea a .ittle an
seil. 6g- nothing serious
T1e meeting az Aboevilie vas
n progress la-t week quite a
number Of our people have oeen
~ Attendance and much earnest
interest reported
Crops IN thIs section are con
-iiera0iy damaged By the dry
Te4t7er. the last season being
The lltA Of June.
Oar sunday school az Anderson
eLapel = n a i0uri-h.ag eondl
.loa. Rev. 4 W Langley Of the
A00evIile cIrcait- who has spen,
many years IN the ministry. con
pllnents Anter=Ous bv saying
-lat It = tile best Sunday -ch0oI
Il ever saw a his life. that Ehile
he Attendance : not large those
vac DO 60. get more OFT Of the
.es7Od tlal any .Sga6ay -ch0o
9Th which ~ mas ever been a.
-Oelate4- Needless to say sach
2aggage from sEch Ran = ver7
encouraging 10 those coacerne.
And nov pardon ne II Z spec
4 Eort Of sympathy fyE the i0Ei
people 10 those Of mraas. she
can e0-ne and 90 Al viii. spendin.
The hot weather ln The mountains
or ~ SEASIDE resorts. Of eOurs.
-hese sOrt- DO not apply. bu
hose VIC shat il by brick an,
mortar have TO work without res
plte twelve months IN the yea.
surely the tsslers Win n
corporate limits Of even such
t0Eu a. Oxford. deserve oa
Tsrmest sympathy.
The Eli c04nties Of North Ms
,issIppi. 10 rot present mach :
attract The poets eye. or s-Ims
ate nm 10 translate into yer.
TIE objects that meet hls gzz~. q
some more favored elIm-S. Ne
er'ne.ess. there ]. someihIn
aoogt TIE freshness 4ad sKretH-s
Of country air and country If.
that nake themselves fe.t zlvay
ana every where
The broad eXpanse of the heal
eas bending down sniiIngIy ove
- tell Of the love and faiherho0
Of God the whispering breeze
The music Of foEIsg waters. ID
green meaGO rs over which graz
the lazy Cattle n spring. and the
: the Festfalness al its osn. wA!e
comes from having plenty
room. These things are s4rel
. sweet to a Lafayette county ma
tho the eye may meet gall
. here and theie. and IN the dIstanc
may be seen red hill far ava
: FOR our part We love orr des
old county. red hills and all.
REPo RTER-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

Daniel Weoster once said: -Ons
may iise a. . eooqgeror, q king o,
magistrate, bat he must die a. a
man The bed of death brings
every human being tn bis pure In
divid1Aiity, to the intense eontem
plasion Of that deepest and nosl
solemn Of all relzfions-ihe rela
sion between the creature and hi.
Creator. Here il 10 that fame and
rehovn caano. assist as: that al
external things must tail TO aid Us
that even friends, affection and
human love and deyotedness can
not succor us.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08
e dff0g,


st May" says Mira Curtis Baker
Jokwalter, o., "an infant child of
neighbor's was suffering from
.oIera infansum. Tie doctor I'D
given up all hopes of recovery. I took
bottle Of Chamberizin's Cole, Chol-
era and DiAxrhoea Rewody to the
house, telling them feIt sure Il vould
do good il used according to directions
In two days time the child had fulIy
recovered and now tueariy . year
since) a vigorous, healthy giri- have
recommended this remedy Frequently
and have never known it 70 fan in any
single instance" For sale by B. 4.
Chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08
Brixhf's Disrase

B-ight's Disease Is 40 respector ci
persons; It attacks men and women.
the strong and robust, the rich and
poor, the active body and brain work
s-s, the fathers Of families. the bread
winners in every sphere Of life, seem
ing 70 choose for its victims those only
VINO can least be spared. Smith, Sure
kidney Cure u the oaly guaranteed
remedy for Bright's Disease. Your
money back 4 Il fans 20 cure. Price
80 cents For sale by Il r. EendeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

Capt Joe Fowler, IN convera
too With Pafaeah- ny Demo
GRAFT reporter said
Il have q prediction to make.
The crops are already ruIEed
Flour will De slo per barrel next
winter. Neal clio per bushel:
bacon ID eests per pound: laru -
cents per pound: fresh meats d
cents Per pound canned goods
doaole the present price. Due rx.
IRENE always follows another. and
! predict six seeks of winter. Gar.
Jag which time the thermometer
Gill De below xers. A hot san.
mer IS always followed by a cold
winter. The rivers viii ali freeze
over and xe viii then have 10 pa
about . cents per bashel for GOA
Then the good Lord only knevs
What vii become OF as.-
Your prediction 10 someuha,
alarming. ventgred the reporter
Yes. but | believe it, answered
The captain have passed throas,
three severe droaghtA In ISL
sherr:v2e . drought similar to the
present one vas married thai
year and remember he nrst bar
rel Of Hour purchased cost NE tIS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

As have not seen anything
from Yellow Leaf neighborhood
IN some time, will write few
dots oy permission of Abigail.
We enjoyed a n,ce shower san
day afternoon
Mis- Matte Lumpkin, Of Tenn,
aud little Lorena, are visiting
relatives in orr neighborhood.
Mrs. Ashley made a visit in our
neighborhood last week.
MI. Stuart visited relatives in
our midst last week. -Cncle Bill
lie Is always a pleasant visitor,
among the young people especi-
ally.
Mrs. K ]. Taylor, Of Toecopol.,
visited relatives in our neighbor-
hood last week
George Kestler, Of Tula, vas
the guest of Mrs. yona Webb
Saturday night.
We have excellent crops in our
midst.
The darkies had q picnic near
Yellow Leaf bridge last Friday.
A. +. Hoicombe and family, OF
Winfield, Ala, are Visiting thei =
her and motacr, Mr.. aad Nrs.
Webb.
'otracted meetisg st Vel.
'agins Saturday. Every
ALLY invited to come
spirit and praylsg
ID hesr the ..rustie
the top Of the
-Iss Fro knight
1eeting Sunday
LKxORA.
e dtfse.
Bennetteville
ely surprised
from Dyspep-
% was greatly
no strength or
.at distress from
re tried Electric
her a. once and
ties, she ID entirely
ning. It's grand
e laxative qualities
torpid liver" For
aof Appetite, Stomach
JIes its . positfvsr guar
Only SOC At X. g. Chill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

ONE of the big life insurance
companies is going 10 put total
aostainers in a special class OF
policy holders, and if their death
rate proves less than in the class
~here drinking IS permitted low
er price Tor insurance will be
made them Temperance and yir
pue have their own reward, but a
tip ON the side from the insurance
companies will not come amiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

Az sazaOFa person IA. given
q SUN Of money 70 found a Chair
Of Chinese at Columbia University
If It results in teaching the Amen
tan youth hos 20 read his w4.hee
us-hee tlcke. it may BE considered /.
a good Investment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

a COLORADO judge who ssplres
TO become the most advanced
champion Of xoman's rights de
eiares that a woman may go into
. saloon and call for beer and may
vhack the bar keeper over the
head with a bang starter il he does
does not produce the desired
art.cIr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08
Give the south a Chance

Wa j. Bryan regrets that the
Southern States have so long been
ignored and says that it Is time
that section and the West were
gwen more attention. He con.
elsdes a. follows
III some one living south of Ma.
son and Dixon line - chosen for
either the FIRST or second position
On the ticket his place of resi-
denee sili not weaken 1in-no,
even though he nav be an eI-Con.
federzte soldier. wea are engaged
IN . mighty struggle against plato.
rzcy and se need the xhole nation
to pick from vhea We select on,
standard bearers Merit. not see
ton should determine the semina
tlon; ndeliiy TO principle, not "a
Locality, saosld eesyEel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

SoW look out, Gen. WOOD. OF
Cubs, dec!ars that Agulnaldo did
lot make the best use of his op-
portgnities to escape. Gen. Fun
sfon may recent this statement.
but We hope rot as long a. the
sampson-Schley sqgabble is still
With as.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

TEE life and light of this Gun.
kissed cline. are our young peo-
pie Let Is educate them. In.
courage them 10 go to school. The
future has as much in store for
them as It has for the children oil
any other people on earth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

The Washington correspond
ens-, -ho nave had xOfally little
to write about for several months
past are in high glee over the
Sehley court Of inquiry. Il will
probably be hot enough to satisfy
the most isbid of the press corps
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08
south OF Oxford.

The recent aains have improved
the condition Of crops materially.
W. 5. Fudge and family visited
relatives South of locona las,
week.
9. g. Wilson. of Bay Springs.
vas IN our midst last week.
Chss- Nike, Of Tula, was among
us last week.
lack Knight has returned from
Memphis, to the delight OF his par
ents and friends.
The protrzeted meeting will be-
gin 1t yellow Leaf next SUNDAY
All are invited. Jor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

IL pouring Cuba's constitution
back into the jug Uncle sam is ex
ereising a ehaperOnage that he
would not have tolerated one mo-
ment had France attempted it with
rs some hundred years or so ago.
And yet France unquestionably
had rights similar 10 those We
claim in Cuba.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

hiDg Edward Ti.i only gst
ID an old clothes sale he m gat -
able % ;gra he balance d .rade
sgsiast -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

he Buffalo Exposition 81 no.
sa;fer from th- fact that a Hex.cz1
killed himself after seeing tie
xstssT. II. egt-Eate s.ekrt -,
about % expire. ard he c0glGa',
lear the thought Of i.fe else sheFe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

III 10 to be supposed that the
straw hat trust will dictate all the
shapes, or perhaps they will per.
NIT but one shape for men and
another for women. How will the
ladies like that, VIII they not
rather learn again the art of plat.
ing straw and making it into hats.
as their grand mothers dids
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

HOLLAND has 1900 Eia6 mll-
Ta-r- are less than i0p members
IN i-e eai.re Congress d IL r p
ted States. a. maca bigger laaa
HOLLAND a. tsis e0ant-y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

IT VA sad 20 ~ 80 dry "a
Kansas. before SATURDAYS rain.
that iAs igh,en.ng oag- So nre
10 ta- grass-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

The laws Of health REQUIRE that the
bowels move once each day and or N
the penalties for violating this lswia
plies Keep your bowels regular by
tannR dose OF Chamberiai as Ssonl
acn and Liver Tablets when necessary
and you viii never have that severe
punishment inflicted upon you. Price
sSc- For sale by R. r Chiffon a Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

BOB TAILOR - out for the Uni
I'D states senate. II the people
of Tennessee haze say so Bob
wlll Dc hard 70 head.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

TIE election returns for the
past -lT years 10 not Iatica.e that
the Ohso Democracy = strong
eaoEgh TO rEa tsO tickets. be, j.
insists 4poa 10gag 30
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

Blu.elss and sxcrese ices. shici -
often annoy people. are simply efforts
OF nas1rs - s1-0S % inperimen-s %
the proper performance Of her dafies.
Heroine VII aid and asslse nature n
he- work, and ensure a skim clear and
beautiful, entirely free from al imper-
fectlonS- Price Soc For sale by A.
Z E=n6el
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

What most people want is something
mild and gentle, when in need of a
Physic- Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets ill the bill to a DOT
They are easy to take and pleasant In
ELECT For sale by X. Z Chiffon & Gu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

Ir- Just ike Chicago 10 make
Gains OF beng the holy city Just
b~eaEs- there = converted
eraser rAmed Tor her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

II seems n be the general opin-
ION that those Ohio Democrats
dad the rIght tang IA amply De
cIiinC 70 forget IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

The Hon Lone Wolf. oi PAX
Dog. J. 7 s~em- determined 20
SIT Iast a. heavily % tae Waite
naa = shoulders a. - kn0Es hox
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

OSLT $3.50 persons have 40
plIed tor pensions On account Of
the Spanish var. Bat The books
sre -tlll open
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

TIE ztmn- ..'ra.lon does not ap
peaF -n - standing oy the Kansas
crop .se 81 npgh' ~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

No one knows the a nb>arabIs tor
surs- me peculiar and axonixing pain,
caused oy Piles, unless they have suf
Tered rom them Many believe then,
tncux1ole- Ihis . = mistake Proper
treatment viii cure them IAblers
bockeye Pie Ointment 10 an infallibss
enre- Price Soc in bottles, tubes 7sc.
For sale oy A. r. kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

Gov. DOCEERTs presitent.ai
boom has jammet Ip against the
View YORK Sans ead0rsemeat-
right AZ he 0gise.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

Lse OF unclaimed mail matter Ief,
IN the Oxford. Mis-, Post Once 10,
the week ending Aug. 3, 1891:
I Brasil, John,
: Cory, John,
) Coles, Croket,
4 Finn, Nix RiIla,
. Locke, B. H.
9 Moore. Rev. John 8.
= Mccain. Miss Cassie.
9 Mecain, 2 W.,
. Perry, @. T.,
10 Taller, Mis- Markan.
When calling for the above please
give NO. OF letter and date advertised
g. z. PTKRcg. p. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

The vra'Her man .sst gave
way shdsr the pie u abgse that
had been hesp~d apou hlm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-08-08

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and - pleasant and safe TO take. For
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