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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1901-11-21
MARYLAND CRAB RANCHES.
Interesting Particulars of the RaiS-
ing of the Soft-SheH Dainties
for Market.

"Ranches" for the cultivation or
rather development of soft-shell crabs
constitute one of the many fishing in
dustries found along the eastern shore
of Maryland. The greater number OF
these ranches" are formed by the
waters of the Chesapeake bay and are
located between Princess Anne and
Crisfield, Md. To begin the cultivation
or development of soft-shell crabs
place is selected along the bay shore
and an artificial bay or cove is made.
This is separated from the large body
of water or the bay proper by heavy
wire netting. This artificial bay is
divided into small sections and in each
section is placed large quantity OF
sea grass. In the spring the owner
and force of men go grabbing and
| ca tch all the hard-shell crabs they can.
These are placed in the various sec
tions of the artificial bay or cove, which
| is the "ranch."
The crabs in the "ranch" require al
most constant attention. Each section
has to be visited during the night and
| day, to get the soft-shell crabs from
| among the hard ones. To do this sew
eral men, clad in high top boots and
wearing heavy leather gloves, wade in
among the many thousand era bs, sort
ting them over until they get out the
| soft ones. This has to be done every
two hours, for if it were not the hard
shell crabs would eat those whose
coats have been turned. Sometimes
after going through the ranch" the
men may have been able to collect
only half dozen soft-shell crabs from
the thousands in the place and two
hours later go back and pick out hum
dred or more. Every day new hard
she'll crabs are placed in the ranch
to wait their turn to become soft.
In addition to attending regularly to
the sorting. says the Philadelphia Led
ger, the crabs also have to be fed with
, clocklike regularity to obtain the
best results. OF course, sea weed and
{ grass is the principal food of th'
{ crabs, and every part of the ranch
. is always kept well supplied with this
, but, in addition to this, the crabs ar,
fed from four to five times a day witt
| dead fish and clans. Occasionally the,
are given such dainties as oysters
| musseis and also bread. At the end o
the season all the crabs in the ranch
are picked and sold to Gamers, VIII
pack the meat in cans for winter cor
sumption.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1901-11-21
bleach it. This degeneration is due IN

bleach IL. 1nlS degeneration Is uue IN
part, no doubt, to the semitropical cli-
mate, but more to the lack of intelli-
gent cultivation.
Vegetable oils are used largely IN
cooking. Lard is used to a limited ex-
tent; it is more expensive. Peanut oil
is the favorite. Peanuts are grown in
great quantities; the oil pressed out
for light and food and the pulp used
for fertilizer. Beans are utilized in
the same way in north China where
peanuts are not raised But the oil is
much inferior. However, there is an
oil made from beanssby process of
salting them that is unique and agree
a BILE to the taste, used as sauce. 1t
is called 'soi" pronounced sawy). 1t
looks like worcestershire sauce, and
for some purposes is better than that
supreme and only sauce used in Eng
| land.
There is a Chinese cook in Foochow
who has way of broiling beefsteak,
using sol for flavor, that one who once
tastes it will not soon forget. If this
man were at Delmonico's, "beefsteak
la soi' would soon become popu'
lar item of their menu.
Sol costs here only about five cents
pint, and could be made profitable
article of commerce, no doubt, if it
were properly introduced into the
American market. We have it upon our
table in preference to any foreign
sauce, and many families out here dc
the same.
Salt is great government monopo'
ly. 1t is produced from sea water by
evaporation in pans of sand and mud
These salt flats are very extensive or
this Hinghua coast. Much of the sail
is very dirty, of a dull gray color, be
cause of the sand and mud in it. Bu'
when one watches them scrape up th'
salt from this wet mud he wonder:
how it is kept so clean. Some of it il
white 1t depends a good deal upol
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1901-11-21

The Nickersons, of Boothbay, Me-,
brought into Roothbay harbor one
day recently cargo of fish that
stocked S1s, ,0OO-netting profit of
S14,5oO The remarka BILE fact about
this catch is that the average was
60 to 10 fish to a dory load.-Lewiston
Journal
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1901-11-21
She Got 1t.

"She married for home, / believe.
"Yes. I suppose that was one rea-
son why he was glad to give her that
$4,000 house as a part OF the ais
mony."-Chicago Record-Herald.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1901-11-21

Allison is said to have consumed -
years in the preparation of his His
tory of Europe;" but many important
literary enterprises were also carried
on by him during this time.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1901-11-21

We refuse to decide if a woman is
old-fashioned or not until we have
tasted vegetable soup Of her making.
-Atchison Globe.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1901-11-21

81 think I shall goa Europe"
"How the deuce oh you afford to go
to Europe?'
81 can't; but can ilffcrd to think" F"
Brooklyn Life.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1901-11-21

The population of London has III.
creased from s58, ,7ss Ia 1se1 to 1900, ,o0o
in 1S901.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
n Plea for Temperance

A drink nOx and then doe-u-t
1H-r ne ald makes me feel 40
rien and care free. says the young
Ran Who has tAlled 10 De impress
Cd sIta the dangers of occasional
tipping II that should oe his
lAst drink Of Intoxicating liquor.
ei1ap= his assertion would be
true but II the drink il repeated
AZ Vii. IN nine cases out of ten
the young mans life Is blignted.
'sr nc MS a drunkards grave. No
irUnaard ever earned his title AZ
one drink OF the poison. surely
Invented az the suggestion of Sa-
tan But little by little the taste
Is cultivated for intoxieants. and
the habit grows Until IL binds Its
victim with a chain of IRON
IL = true that some individuals
are so constituted that they nav
par-ake of intoxieants for wears.
sIthoat experiencing any Ill eff
fsets beyond the depletion of the
pocket book but the effect on
others may De most disastrous.
For, some weaker brother NAV not
possess the will power 20 ImbIbe
strong drink only IN moderate
Quantities. and the example The
one VINO - not apparently injured
oy occasional TIPPING, may bring
ship wreck and disaster TO some
promising youth. Therefore. for
the sake Of example, a man should
be temperate.
But that Is not all. it is not the
young man only who is harmed
by Intempersne-, but those help
less members of his family. often
dependent upon him, who are The
main ones TO suffer. II ia a fact
mat II all the money spent for IL
toxieanfs was used in the homes.
there 10 not a girl or woman in
the land who would be forced To
leave the home as a bread winner.
and not a single home need feel
The stlngs of genuine poverty.
Helpless women and children are
The sufferers and for the sake of
humanity the rippIer should think
veil before he prouounees mode
-ate drinking harmless.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

The farmers Of our neighbor-
hood are nearly through gather-
ing their eropA
Tee hezlfh Of car Community -
very good az this writing,
Rev ,. !. Gibson preached An
excellent sermon ~ yellow Leaf
Sunday
Rev. T. a. Whistler ssA family.
of oxford attended church NJ
Yellow Leaf sunday.
Ne.s-s. Charles Gooche. Of Bar
gess. and Browning OF Clear Greek
visited the family 1T Joe Fudge
Saturday and Sunday
Lz;her Mooaey snd vife spent
Sunday N Oxford viEh reIafiveA-
Leland Cot and sister. of Ban
ner. visited their sister in our
neiznbornood last week
John Winter and sister Miss
Lals. visited W. s Fudgs's family
Sunday.
Miss Lime Moore. Of Oxford.
ras in our nics, Sunday
Jack Frost has at last visited
our beautiful earth and changed
her coat of green aad robed it in
brown, red and gold
| AsErTLEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
Taylor Dots.

Charley Williams left a few DAYS
ago for Terrence. where he will
make his future home
Siss Edna Evins Moore. of Red
Banks has charge Of the Primary
department. Of the Taylor High
school
Mr. and Mrs Diekey. Of Paris.
visited relatives here a few days
ago.
Harvey Turner. our depot agent
e al smiles here Of Iate-lis q Il
pound boy
Rev M. Haggins vas called to
Pine Flat Sunday To preach a
. funeral.
Nass anna Wilson. Of Paris en-.
tered the T. T. 5. LAST Tuesday a.
a student
The merchants OF our town
have bought about 800 oales Of
cotton this season
Quite q crowd of or young
people will attend the circus Al
Water Valley Saturday.
oscar Shaw, of the Clear Greek
neighborhood, was in our town
last week and We understand he
mas arranged TO move his family
here IN order 10 put his children
IN school, Grow Quill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
THE TRUTH.
me POPULAR INToQaAr,ou

Regarding the TEETH. the inn.
portAnee Of preservation and the
means Of accomplishing IL The
necessity Of their treatment vh-,
DISCOVERED aad Of their r~ul.e..
ment when LOST 10 . very imuort.
an. question to everyone ana
many are sad1y deficient in The
proper appreciation of the sabiect
Inc probable preservatiou and
ssefslness Of he fxKrH for .n..-s
and nsseiezfios t,H ADVANCE M.
Is to consult soob Dentist N
'ieos two or three times : v~.r
50 that the frat signs of pIsx.sr
ny - met and eombared. Ther.
u no feDon Why the majority ~
pef.ons should not preserve fhe;,
teeth to OLD AGK IviII er.-;..
yeur TEETH free Of charge tvo =
three times . year.
On w. B. McNAHos.
Phone No. s South side sav,r,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
The BrownIngs.

The meeting OF the Browning
Club Tuesday, Nov 5th, with Mrs
Young. was of unnsuaI pleasure
and interest All on duty were
present The following program
was rendered:
WomeE's Work in Village Improve
ment-Nrs- H1dsou.
Rest Rooms for Out-otTowu wo-
men-Ars. Johnson
A Movement for Public Beauty
Mrs Leavell
After the program closed and
had been fsisy discussed our hos
tess served Delightful refreshments
A soeiai half hour vas spent and
We then adjourned to meet Nov.
ID. at ) y n with Ms HUDSON
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

4 large crowd Of relatives and
frieacs assembled At the home Of
Mr.. Matt Qgiek last Wednesday
evening 10 witness the solnizs
ton Of The marriage VOWS between
Miss Lille QUICK acd Mr.. W. u.
AldersOn- The bride vas beausi.
fgliy dressed aud carried . lovely
ooaset Of white Cyssufhemxms.
The groom sac looking very hama
SOM and happy indeed The
beautiful and impressive ceremony
vas performed By Rev. I. Fl. Win.
ter. amer uhIch the happy couple
left Immediately for their acme.
Msss-s Nate Woodward sst
Saliie Anderson spent Sunday q,
the home Mr.. W. H. Gilbert
T. L Rushing and wife spent
Sunday wiih the family of G. W.
Anderson
Miss Francis NeClelizud spen,
the past week With her, Ms. John
Rushing.
WIKI Oven ast family, Of Eas,
Of Oxford. visited the family oil
Ike Ballard last week Mr.. Bal
ard and family viii soon leave
FOR Texas 10 make that State thei,
future home.
Miss la Hendroa left Sunday
for her school al Liberty Hill
CazfOrd Anderson Of the A. y
; spent Sunday With homsfcIks
Mrs Dr. Johnson spent has:
Wednesday With Mn Loaisa
Anderson
Frank Afford a1d family an
visited G W Afford FRED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
W0odson Ridge Dots.

Mrs < H. Woodward has beer
on the slek list for the past f<v
days.
Mrs A E Richmond has been
quite sick for several days.s
Miss Wade Adams has been
visiting friends in this height or.
hood this week
Misses Mate Woodward and
Jennie Herndon visited their
cousin. Miss Maade Wood ward
last week.
Mrs. VIII kimmons visited her
parents. Nh. and MIA FUR last
week
Miss Jennie woodward il visit.
Jig her sister, Mrs. Hickey. this
week
Mr.. Will Anderson and Niss
Lille Quick we're married last
wednesday at the home of the
brides parents. Affer the mar
rage the bridal party drove to
the home of the groom, where an
elegant supper and . host offrIends
awaited them. VIOLET
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
Abbeville News.
MI. Alex Houston made a flying

Mr.. Alex Houston made a fivin,
trip to Fulton, KY, Sunday.
Mrs j. A. TankersIy, of College
Hill, visited her parents. DIR. and
Mrs s. w. Banks last week.
Rev. w. d. HeddIeston. of Or.
ford, held series of meetings in
the Methodist Church Friday
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs J. Leland, of Water Val
ley, visited her sister, Mrs. s.
Woodbridge, seyersl days receatIy
Messrs. b. g., r. N. and w. A
Gaiiegiy joined an Oxford crowd
and lett for the bottoms SATURDAY.
on q bear hunt.
Miss Ella Mcclure. of our sister
city spent Sunday with Mrs. &C
Graham
Mr.. T. l. Stephens and wife of
Oxford spent Sunday with Mr. w
N Goodwin and wife.
Chzs. Goodwin spent Sundxv
with his parentA YAssLEy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
HE sry OF RICHES.

Ia themselves. riches are no
.in- bat If gotten dishonesty. or
% tie de'ri1eni Of Others. s-3 II
miszss9 or a0Es-6- when acgair-
- Or Inherited. they become the
needles eye through Which only
the grace Of God ear pail The pos
-e--or.
Whoever g-ors wealthy bT
another. los. vi 6n6 rIeAes .
zin- and n the long -aa a curse
70 natter whether the money l.
accumulated 4 a saloon or more
reputable place Of Business
A nan nzT also an IN the way
Re i1ve-ts hI- capital he Esy 81
close economy. and shr-wd sz-i-
hess eeals- gain competence II
. eOG1tET s0sa He Increases his
business and grows wealthy.
Capita aecuzal4fes- and BE 5nts
thai he car make large invest
meats Dat instead Of putting n.
ez-h into enterprises that will
give money a free Circulation II
"a eozzE1Ify II which BE gained
- wealth. ne invests n other
tg=Es. cites. or states. and his
f-isn1- aud neigho0-s. who's pat
r0Eag~ Contributed 10 rs EsAsta
receive Tot one i0ta y refa-n-
Too oftsa hi= native t0rn De-
come. too sloE for hin an IL
removes 20 some more progress
ne pace without q th0Gxas OF
p2TI1g re debt 20 hzzznlfy. IL
ez-rs1 o. hl= success He rho
from se-1-4zeS-- 1s. - paw sgch
a -eoE erf-zz-s - be-s frsercs
5gt Z szcn a wzy that tie ~ =
G1-Ezzeaole
Scr are <o-ez exempt from
ssz1I1g u Ire Use Of rlc.--. a.
t1OGz8 10 TIE 2zjarty Of them Il
= vaIy the privilege 81 making
; bis saieh TIE z;aer- ant rus
bands pay The woman Eno
1zz1ts her silks and jewels N rhe
i4ees Of her poorer SISTERS. sa1
pat-OHlzllgiT or .aaooingv rec.
, Ognize- them n pGolic- -ias by
aer oEa pElce azc vzas-T only o.
z-O1sI2= envy and hatred IN the
. hearts OF many Iess fOrfzuate
s0zez- his variety OF woman
Zoe. lot hesitate % boast Of ne
pr1ce STE pays for her dresses
J Ie~elry and household belong
Izgs- A. though her ext-a-agases
Eas a crOEulzz glory. b1t sas
, ali hire some poor over worked
= -eEl1g E0141- - =ake her 4
dress for 52-f 1riee and keep la
Transaction a s<e-e-- because So
sa1f- 20 De Considered iavl=zl-
generous sith Ter money.
kleass Dss1se1- or asz-et- zev
- t4il 20 develop the xOrs- TRAIT.
Of human nature both IA tie poe
: -e--or and the inp-eaal0a- lo0x
: eF OF II he truth Be tod. MS
z-sd inches are ne case OF Iuuz
1sEaolc woes and vIer-. 4ad Ia.
' problems arising from them sh01ls
; DC considered a. Serious a. IN
= ane>tlou Qf sAst can he done =
e~1-er1Aet the 1e-rss4sng rz-Sa
Z Of extreme poverty
But no natter 4 the Possession
OF riches leads % every in nance
Il the ceealOgle. there /. rot !
Nan or sOnnn z5Jve ground xhe
would not be wiling 10 give ths
! oeSiiehing enjoy aieat OF possess
ing riches a L8Tr triz!
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

The result Of the election in
Kentucky cannot be construed as
an Endorsement of the course of
Gov Durbin, Of Indiana. Who
wants to De examining magistrate.
grand jury, Judge and in fact the
whole thing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
Astounding Discovery.

From Coopersville, Mich. comes
WORD OF Wonderful discovery Of a
pleasant tasting liquid that when used
before retiring BY any one troubled
VITA 4 bad cough always ensures q
good nL5ni's rest- '-It xi4 500. cure
the cough too, writes Ms s Hime-
eiourgeI- for three generations or
eur family have Used Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and never
found is equal for coughs and colds. -
Il . an nnr1vaIed life saver when used
tor desperate lung diseases Guaran-
Iced bottles soc and si-0o at R. r
Chllfo1 & Co. Trial bottles tree.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

Allow me to say . few word. i'm
PRAISE OF ChAmberiain's Couch Re-
M dy- / bad = very severe co19h nd
cold ana feared would get pneumo-
rlas but aftse taking the seconA g.
OF thus medicine I feb better, shree
bottles OF Is cured my Geld and The
pains in my chest diappeared entire
~ am most respectfully yourx for
health. RALPH L NKYERs. 6S-Thirtv
seventh street, Wheeling. wa. For
sale by r K Chiffon q Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

IT begins TO look as ii Grea:
Britain would have made money
II she had offered TO buy the Beers
70 say nothing Of the loss of lives
snd suffering il has cost. Her debt
las increased enormou -Iv and the
confiiet is far from ended yet AS
seold business proposition, does
SaE-exer pays
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

The British should sogadIy
ship the Beers before they assume
10 have a say about The Nicaragua
Canal One thing at a time seems
to be enough tor them IN the pre-
sent condition OF their army.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

u hen things are '.the oese- sheybe
Hare, leading dru8ytss, OF Is=ileviIls
~. WI e. -Elecsric Bitsers are the
bet sesiing bitsers have handled IN
% yean' Yea know Why. Mos
diseases begin in disorders Of stomach
regulates LIVER, kidneys and bowels.
Poxloes the blood. strengthens the
nerves, hence cures mnlfis1des OF
naladles II ouiits up the entire sys-
tenn Puts new life asd vigor into
any vsak, sickly. ran-do~n man or
WOMAN Price - eents- Sold by z.
B. Chiffon 4 Co., drugxis6-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

sLsst winter - infant Of nine ID
Group in vioiens furn,r says Elder
J. " Rogers, Christian EvznGelise
Of FiIlay, No Al gave her . few doses
Chzmbex1ssn's Cough Remedy and in
short eDs al dnnger v1s pa1e and
Il eAild recovered" This rumeay
not snly caras eroap, bus vhen given
- soon - - due sympeoms appear.
win prevent tn stack Is oontnins
no opiuD - 0ehnR HARMFUL suhuqnmee
and nay - Dven - ennnd0e13 to =
baby - - - 16no. For ss1s By r.
4 [ hi1s1D acc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
Sealed BIDS.

No-ce = hereby gwen coss sealed
oA1s VII Dc received ~ 20 u o'clock
noon. On Tuesday. Dec I0rh. lseI, fer
5uiiri1x bridge ze-o-- vpre>< Greek
On the 1ew -ozd recently 0penec N
J y ADAMS Sel6- ACCORDING 20 plans
and specifications 1o< On sle n nv
o1cs- THe Board ---erves re right
- reject Az ard 81 oicz-
B. ? GRAY, Clerk
Wow I2-h. isgf-
AA=o s=2-es bids vii BE received Oh
ne sane d4s< and hour for the keep
I7g Of ne Town Clock for the 'yezr
I>l- Band dczol= the amount q 5sd
I'll D required The Board reserves
re --Err - --s-ct any AID A. lids
B. P GRAT, Clerk
Sov- I'm. sol
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

II sAl be noticed that KIichaer
las quit saying Il again regret 70
report : He has doubtless come
TO TIE conclusion that the British
public Las Learned 70 tase II tor
granted ny this time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

HE news Of disaster TO British
arms n South Africa vas NOR rhs
worst thing ne duke of Coruxs.l
encountered On his return Po-t
Laureate Alfred Austin wrote a
poem for the occslou
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

TIE fact that Minister Wa has
been recalled on account of his
popularity only goes To prove. to
the mind of the Washington Star.
That the Chinese are keeping Up
their reputation for resersing the
usual order of rhlsgs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

FOR two years all efforts to cur.
Eczema IN the palms of my hand
failed, writes Editor H. n. Lester. oi
syra1se. Kama. '-then was wholly
cured by Bucklen's Arnica SaIve. =
It's the worlds best for eruptious.
sores and all skin diseases. ONLY 8
cents AZ R. R. Chiffon q Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14
TIE Best b Tie cheapess."
Not hcv cheap, but how good, l. the

Not hcv cheap, but how good, il the
question.
The rvice-s-week sepublic 10 NOT
a. cheap q are sumo o-called news
pSperA Bat d b - cheap - Il Il pos-
siose 70 sell . drse-cla0 nevvusner.
Is prints all the news that i vorfh
printing II you read il al the yeax
round. you are posted on al the inn
porfans and interesting s6zirs OF the
world Il b The best aud most reliable
Newspaper that money and brains can
produce-and those should be tie d.
ti1suishing trzifs Of the nevspaper
tn.f = Designated to be rcd By ~
members Of the family.
Subscriptions price - s1-oD . ysar.
Any newspapeR. DswsdealsR or post
master viii F-ceive your Subscription.
or ron may mail it direct To
TIE RKPCBLxc,
s. Loais, No,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

II would not be surprising Il
Tie cake S44x = substituted for
The german a. future Official H1uc
Hons n Westinghouse that al
TIE guests may ta2e a hand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

ipPresident Roosevelt officially
1orsues the policy on trusts out
hned IN his Minneapolis speech on
Labor Day be viii not be satisfied
with any haif-hearted performance
on The sabeleet IN Congress.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

Wooid quickly leave you, if yoI
Used Dr. Kings View Life Pills rhou
sancs Of s14=r-rs nave proved taesr
matches merit TOR SICK and nsrvog
headaches They make pure blood
and build mp your health Only 35cts
.o1ey book Il not cured Sold DIV 2.
2 Chiffon & Co. drugxisr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

TE1sE people rho a. <ela11-
ing -G0r-usz for 1885, appeal 20
waa; vsctorT a. Aay pre- Bat
IA ne party siza4 he price
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

III = announced that King Ed
ward vii visit the eoinnies when
The boer var "a over The kings
reception IN the colonies ought to
Dc magnificent, II time Tor prepara.
ton Is all that Is needed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

Infant zorslz.y = something fright
IT, Weary c1e-q1z<T=r die before
hey -@ac- one year o1s-ta--1 before
hey zr- i've, and one hzlf before taev
x-~ 5tteen. TIE timely a=e Of Whz:ess
Cream Esr-ifzxe would save . MAJOR
~ CT r1s-e p-sc,o1< Ives Price sc.
SD ox 2 & Chiffon 4 Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

Tor burns. cuts, bruises, hserz5or.
or injuries OF any description BaIIard,s
snow Eminent 10 . sovereign remedy
IL never fails 70 do good and 90 prom
pity that lis wonderful curative prn-
perties frequently create surprise
Prsce . anH 50 So Sold By Z q.
Chiztoc 3 Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

II n had done nothing else to
prove lis bravery the Eav Id
MIRA >c1iev mas eonGact-1 hsl
self throughout - trzai <aal1 Dc
conclusive proof Of H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

Is E2ating he Kentucky COVER.
s9rship Coz wzftsrsoa clearly
shows that Re does rot fear A.
sAs-iaatiOn- BGt shat If some
ole should pat water IN bis l.auor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-11-14

Az excA4zge -Eyg~-t- that
ao0st the 0alv r-g-~t tho-s Quo
Democrats car have = ia4f ne al
expected 1i1 rot happen