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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-25
GmOft6.
Sumoresfe bon 9ermann Rtt<
ter.

9as 1T ia famos, 9err @heRor, baB
sic gerabe beute getommen itno, ber@
fi6erte, Der Rentner 8ieripeg ieinem
8aite. 0ubei leu9tete fem BON etnem
buI6igen, e%rgruuten 8urte eingefaBtes
rot6es @eIi6t auf ipie Elm 5reuoenz
feuer, unb feline tinbli4 gutmiitRigen
Meuglein blidten fat bGterli4~3drtltd
gu Dem iungen Manne biniiber. Sd
babe Da GntDedungen gema9t in ben
lebten Sagen, fu6r er fort, So4en ges
funben, groBartig. fuge i'd S9nen. Sic
betGtigen mir Nqe5, mas i4 bi5Aer duf
8run6 meiner pbpfiolOgii6en uno
p6renologiI9en StuDien bermutbete.
@us alien 9upieren babe i'd ba 4ardts
terifiI9e GigenI4aften gefunoen an
8erfonen, bic i9 f9on lGngit gum We
genitanb meiner StuOien ma9te. Nb,
i'd fage S6nen, es giebt 9allunten IN
Der Welt, Sa9en fommen Dor, ur@
qlau6li6! @ber b%erurtbetlen fann man
bod Niemanb, Sober 1T eben Elm PRO
buff BON @eburt unb @r3iebung.
@r mu6te cine 9auie uno iab ben
iunoen Mqnn an, dIs tppne er an oef1e1
8eIi6t Die 8irfung fetnes leBten 4usz
fpru9es ftubiren. Ser Qfehor @4lez
buf6 ertpioerte nit berbinoli9 beidz
benbem QG6eln bieIen Bid, obpo6l
fein Snneres aufft06nt in ber3peifeltem
sSummer. Gr mar 6eute, pie I9on berz
f2iebene Mal, aug Der Stubt 81 Der am
Walbranb liegenben @iQa 8ieripeg
binaufqetiegen, Inn Die So4ter bes
6aufes enbIi6 einmal allein gu treffen
unb cine @rtldrung berbei5ufi6ren,
na4 Der fein 6er3 le48te. 4ber es
mar i6m 6eute ergungen, pie iebesmal
bis6er. @r mar glei9 benz 8ater in
Die 6Gnbe sefaGen, faB ibm pieber iDie
f~eitgenageGt gegeniiber unb muBte iia
BON beTen Stubienpeisbeit elmer etfpas
fonfuien MiI9ung aus @ntbropolo9Ie
unb 96iluntbropie iberf4pemmen lai@
ZEN. Der Nlte belt i'm pegen Der 9e@
bulb, nit Der er tets feinen 8etra4@
tunqen it~anogebalteu bate. leioer nun
einmul fir ben glei4geitimmten, 1elte@
men @eiitesbernanbten, na9 benz ietne
MISUNDERSTANDING @eele i4On
lanse psrgebli4 iu4te. Den ipobren
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-29
A. FL. BAKER.
205 Gloucester, Street.
& Street Lot.

Lot on Z street next to corner OF
F. $3.50; one-half cash. Cheap, close
in, just the place for a small cottage.
BROBTON, FENDIG & co,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-29
University Of eeorala.

The 1921 session of the University
of the state will open on September
18th. This institution is organized in
three departments, Academic, Law and
Agricultural There is no tuition to
residents Of the state except in the
law school In agriculture the courses
have been increased and enlarged so
as to embrace a short winter course,
a one-years course and a full course.
Room is furnished in both the old and
new dormitories free, and excellent
board is supplied in Denmark Hall at
$500 per month. Chancellor w. b.
Hill will be lad to supply handsome
book and catalogue on Application.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-29

The Southern railway has now a
most convenient Sunday schedule be.
tween Brunswick and Savannah, leaV-
ing here at 6:25, and returning at s: Is
p. m. Separate through coaches for
both white and colored people. Fare
s1.00 for the round trip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-29

repento0 navms caneu me II gawK?'
Size gave me 10 reply.
We'll you had better dismiss the
matter from your mind. In the first
place, was not only atgawk, but a
ninny. In the second, itswas not you
who spoke the word, butt Kate. In the
third l love you and want you to go
back with me as my wife"
So indignant was she at the pain 1
had given her that she kept me wait
ing year and then only consented on
condition that l apologize
MAURICE X. BROCKETT.
Swans Down flour Is he best.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-29

You look a three-time winner"
says the summer girl. How do you
manage to keep your clothes looking
so nice" The young man replied, Il
send my clothes to Davenport's.
Phone 141-2. old Central Hotel stand.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-29
Notice to Masters.

The News will publish ship notices
at $1.50. 1t is the only legal medium
through which these notices can be
published.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-29
WHEN oTHERs EAIL

To please you, send your clothes
to Jim Carter, the leading clothes
cleaner
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-29

Swans Down is the finest winter
wheat patent -four.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-07-29

Clark, the well known colored bar
Der. is better fitted to serve the pub
lie than ever. Everything neat and
clean and up to date
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
INTER ISK.

Probably 10 Substance under
the sun Possesses the power fos
naSie. A. printers ink. II can
"a Se small people great and great
people small. and STIR up hatred.
or create love and esteem. II can
build Up t0wHs and enterprises
aad tear them down Just : easily.
II can make mountains ont al
mole hills aud mole hills ont O..
mountains. The printed page can
advocate a r1th and a lie in the
same column, sc; not turn a s,ade
pae-.
PriLter's ink can make fame an
fortunes for other people. ba.
rarely ever brings fortune o. solid
possessions TO the ink s.iuzs7
himself Bat Ssaance>t OF a.,
aooE. this cseai transformer. s
The varied estimation in RhIch =
value : held hy those vho eoa-i
Is magic gliding.
Il d0at believe IN paving %.
money f0r advertisements. they
deui 10 one bit OF good. a naH
wiii say, butjlst let his rival IA
business receive 4 free par troaI
soEe reckless editor. and ~ AMI
al man vii act Ike hi rIvai nai
received a sure check for Success
10 TIE eA3 Ct The chapter.
L.. the newspaper nan ~
bIozIng a candidate fur o1c4.
xithogt the label Of al being
attached. II be wants - te boy.
eo.tst 1zaGci4liv. AMI stabbed
and Ja5bei With me.aphe-cal
pitehf0rks By the aaHeEuOaed
competitors
Then there - the nan who rea
lies the value Of printers INK 70
himself. 6nt imasIne> the editor
aud printer can exist on p1S> sni
promises 20 pay. year n and year
cut. holds his pl-se s-rinc- 81
tight that vilf horses cna.Gal
pull a dollar from his pocket Il
pay for the delights and aGvznta
Ess Of posing before tie public =
aSprig ii greatness
E1s 10 matter What is powers
Of transformation and magic. 10,
seal a. zoe. i remains = sa-s
fact that high state OF eivllus
ton cannot exist xi,hOut Il. aai
% = = necessity ID The World.
progress and Advancement. A
such. K should receive due homo,
and appreciation Il i II the
power If every community 10 De
ci1e Tor themselves what printer.
tGk caa Do ;or shea. and wSe AZ.
enlightened = the cisizs1-hl.
w1,el supports the powers behind
he p-ssS $40 deal 0gt printer.
m
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
Noah Dots.

The beautiful days and musical
ringing of Spring Is nov enough
10 cheer the hearts of the farmers.
There was 4 quantity of cotton
and corn planted in our eommu
nifty last week The little rain
that TELL last Friday night vas of
great advantage 10 our gardens
Remember that Brother Ike
Gray breaches every first SUNDAY
at Midway Church, hope everyone
viii come out sad hear him.
MI Albert Ragsdale spent last
Friday in Oxford on business.
The dreadful large snake
whose track has been seen a few
times Il the last two years. vas
discovered by a lady recently.
She said its coil was as large a. a
saddle blanket, through awful
fright she ran and he made his
escape
Mrs. Eiizebeth Harris of Oxford
Is spending a few weeks here Wis
ising relatives
We trust our friends will con-
1lnue their correspondence.
COB WEB.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
Dat. Zion News.

Farmers vii soon be done
Planting Ths fields Viii soou De
Il alce. growing conditions -
eoz4- cotton SzIeEn-lsaS. etc are
e3mnlzg EP nicely
Tie reeeeI showers have been
very oe1-acAl - al crops al
gardens
4Ee busy housewives have been
2esolEE themselves the past xeez
70 E0ase AID ysrt cleaning. "
suppose taey enjoy 70 be II per
t-ct harmony wsth the beauties q.
he ozt side world
IEeEe WzS an uEuas large crowd
a. Z.oR last Saad4y. aud Bzs. P.
Ter preached a sermon - pEsets-
and powerful thai hardy any oGe
present could help bat feel that =
least a portion was for then-
NJ jim D3alsy and sile Il
tended church heEe Sunday
MI L0nEie Stephens and bride
were ont Sunday. We visa Tor
Them a lie Of usefulness az1 hzD
plaeSS-
Ms steve Galway len Mon
day Tor Memphis 10 spend 4 fex
Gays Win her sister.
Mr.. lillian Furr and family. OF
OXFORD attended church he-e san
daY. hey were the guests of reIa
uyes and friends while here
Miss Hattie Douglass OF Oxford
attended church here Sunday.
Hr- Jim Freeman and family
from Anderson Chape, attended
church here Sunday.
We predict a nice crop of fruit
this year, however the peach crop
We think. will not be as heavy as
apples We see a living ahead IN
the blackberry crop and that ID
good for .hey are plentiful and
Tree. as vel as healtafu.. tooth.
some AID sPpetizing.
Bro y. G. augustus our Presid
ing Elder Will De with Is SATURDAY
and Sunday at quarterly meeting
and preach both days az eleven
O'Clock We hope 10 have good
attendance specially SATURDAY..
4 Is the duty OF every Steward
and church member TO attend
Quarterly Meeting.
Mrs F0unt Galway was panied
to receive the sad news OF the
death Of her little Eephew al suuc.
ton CITY. Ark a few DAYS ago.
Preparations are being made fo-
-ChildreEs Day here next month
We hope TO have an interesting
exercise and that the service viii
De entertaining to the old folks
and helpful 10 the children.
Sam Wells Jr-, wife and sister.
from A~lesvilIe, visited relatives
here Saturday and attended church
Sunday
The health Of the neigh5orhood
Is very good
We are quite sure that all the
mosquitoes II the country =
holding a reunion IN this Imme-
date vicinity. Well be hspDy
when they announce an adjourn
ment- BROWN EYES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
III EEcuisz With the Con
federacN-FTilJy, MaN
10th. 1902

The Sous " Veterans have De.
ciiei % BUY THAI historic o..
home 0f the Chief - t1e Coafe1e =.
uey for a soldiers home The
daughters OF The Coafe1eacF,
ave agreed % assist. the move
meat ! spreading over the entire
S4.e The frs Il patriotism are
sill Burning IA the hearts of the
sons and daughters oltha- gallant
aost that held ihe soldiers Cd she
great rorth AZ bay fos :ogr long
sut bloody years aai they are
now t~e'rTIIle4 ihlr Mississippi.
shall not be Ten behind "a dGias
honor q the a-ed anI 5ecuepif
Confederate veteran The Nafi8a-
al government has crowded con.
Iar-a5ie homes t1r tae northern
50 iier. oars have 10 calm oa The
government 5lt shall they for
this reason - 10 tae poor AuEse
TIE sons AMI D1ush.ers 2iI not
permit u-1ever-never.
Already seven Of lie Ten thoEs.
and dollars Necessary for tie pr.
chase Of that beautiful nome -5y
the sea hz> been subscribed aa1
i n the hands Of the treasurer
selected by the Sons
L q T. Lamar camp Of the
sons aided by the daughters al.
give an entertainment - -as C0grl
House II Oxford on the above
1ate. for the parpSse OF raising a
f1ad 10 AID Il TIE purchase of the
home Ms Davis hss agreed 70
eel II for a soldiers home Tor the
snail sam often thousand dollars,
although she has declined an OffeE
Tor Il iron northern syndicate
Of a nEch larger sun. preferFiuc
20 !et the house Tot rather than
see II II the hands OF the enc
MES Of her distinguished husband
Tie entertainment Will cOnsIsf
Of rotations. songs. instruments.
music and short speeehes-lase,
u the evening the daughters o
the eoEfederaev vii serve refresh
mems. \ small admission vii b,
charged al a. the door. aad yos
can GUY a. mach or a. little a. yo'
Ike OF the good things TO eat pre-
pared for the occasion Pro
gr2lus aud names Of the commit
lees IL. o. announced Ia the aex
ssle- Every body invited ans
~xPscted 70 attend
respectfully.
PHI NRIGHT- J.N-T.FALKNER
Aajat2H-- Commander.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
Waftnn News.

Here We are sgsiH knocking for
adnlttance. The fzrmers are look
ing brighter after a few days OF
sunshine which We hope will con-
tIuEe with 4 bright shower now
and then 10 soften the clods which
are getting hard.
NIctO Nessor died Saturday and
xss barred Monday a. Philadel-
paia Church.
l. J. Petty. wife and little son.
lack. and MIS- Mary johnson
spent Monday and Tuesday il
OXFORD the guests Of Miss Ssiire
Houston and Mrs Gena Nichols.
MIS- Sallie Myers Bi0Hnt. of
BarsSjale. i visiting her sister.
Mrs G. l. Petty.
Sterling Tyer was the guest of
his sant. Mrs Johnson recently.
LEWIS NessOr and family we're
among their relatives here a few
DAYS ago
Mrs Mary Hale visited her sons
Nessrs J. B. and j. T. Hale last
sunday.
Joe Roberts. Of Bay Springs.
vas IN Our mids; Sunday.
We are glad to hear Lewis Nan-
ually i al himself again after a
lingering spell of fever.
Mr. Myers OF Myrtle. visited At
the horne OF Mrs. Bette Owen
recently.
We are glad 10 EslcOme Johnnie
Nichols - a resident Of our coz
manly.
J. Va adams visited relatives
On WcOtsol'S Ridge Sunday.
Mrs Bette Petty i on the sick
list this seek-
OR Sunday school Is progress
ing nicely We agree with Brown
Eyes s5OGt training our Itstle ones
Parents get mp the lesson your
selves and come and bring the
little ones Train them up in the
way they should 90 and wien they
r old they will not depart
GUESS Who.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
"THEy SAY"

isn't IL strange. said the up
to 14se WOMAN what ridiculous
IDEAS wes imbibe. without ever
kaoxing where they originated
N0w there's the prevailing idea
that the new man = the exact e9-
p0Si;s e the rev woman. ef-mI-
aate. U-eless and brainless- Bat
tafs = great mistake The uex
Heu J. Ia act the Hover Of civil
EtIioa. the crOwaIBg triumph #
evolution lie J. a. different from
the Old man - the OK wagon =
I-om tie aztOnibsle. Noa see.
axay hack IN the 80 called DAYS Of
chivaIry. and eve almost up 10
he fa- en1 Of the last century
men considered generosity > duty.
and justice a crime, as Ear as no
men xere concerned III a gs-l
was bern poor. or lost her prop
erty. she wssa helpless d~epen1en-
upon her rich relations to the cad
oftae chapter. a21 enjoyed aoonJ
= m1eh real misery and saHhs
aud modification as eOEgt vel be
crowded INTO = human life Bat.
the ncE man has risen above thr
generosity and charity role and
tAzo~R eide open the gates OF
trade. AID the professions azd any
we1sH -isa Common sense az1
tie NEA- Caa be g~iOriously iz1e-
pendent Ii she i ~ all comps
tens- and shows 8 fair amount Of
rts>9a and god temper. zcy No
man ELJ ind To- men vhO are her
eo-vOrkess wIll 90 oct Of their
gay to help her, and give her
cheerful encouragement and warm
appreciation
Not only - the new nan a
blessing 10 the working EOlan- in
giving her justice instead Of ehari-
". but bis wife and SISTERS also
enjoy the blessings Of this new
species CT the geng. homo.
The old mans wife vas s1ppos.
ed not 10 have one single idea
beyond waiting upon her husband
hand aud foot a. lO5gas she lived.
and she believed that she could ask
or expect no greater felicity than
that of being his wife She vas
a combination OF love. child aud
pay tang But ;he new nan mar-
rIes for a partner sat leaves his
sfe free 10 develop her talents. Il
she has any. IN the Iine she prefers
She has = vii of her O<n znd =
separate bank account ard beg
giBg : .ef; to- the old mans wife
and daaghter'S-
Iss. the new nan Eill be popz.
AR when he's fOaad out and It's a
pity there isn't more sf him and
fewer OF the old edition.
They say that the dog eater :
again abroad IN our tOzn- TINS
time II has diminished IN sire. bwl
has grown fereer. sad more rave
aOzS in disposition How MANY
dogs this foe TO the canine spe
des has devoGrst- we are unable
TO learn, but .frOn the number o.
haxls that make night bideOuS 10
the nervous aud restless sleeper.
sc would suggest that the dog
eater be permitted 10 take in !
few more Of his favOrite ieIIesey
In fact We believe .he dog eater
isa tine thing IN stirring up Al
excitement At the daIlest season
q the year. and thus give the in
ssf11uye al opportunity TO ex-
change experience. and the tin:i
chance To get scared
II the dog eater would add on
cat eating TO bis other accom-
piislments. and keep Up a steady
appetite. ne belIeve there would
6e a handsome majority 20 vote
Tor him TO take up a permanent
abode II midst aud receive
the hearty good wishes OF al
lovers Of GabrOkea sluuber.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
FOR COTTON
kilgOre News.

Here We come come again aftel
two weeks vacation
The trees look now like spring
has come at last. Farmers ars
very busy.
Mrs Thomas COusar visited hel
daughter, Mrs j. ID. Barry lasi
week
w H. COffey and wife and BOYD
Legget. were pleasant callers al
j. W. Craig's Sunday.
L Haley; Y. A and V. W. Da-
Gus and i few friends from Mar
shalt County. were visitors at J
D. Barry's Sunday
Little Mss Hattie See Cofey Of
the Ab0evilIe school. recently
spent two weeks with her parents
at kiIgore-
Miss Matte Baker. OF Noah,
Who = attending the Oxford grad.
ed school. recently spent a fes
days ~iih her PARENTS.
Mss Set1le Corry and brother
j. A Cofey. were the guests of j
W. Craig's family Sunday.
Misses Ellen and Cora Cousai
and Velma Daeas enjoyed = splen
did birthday dinner with Miss
Edna Barry Friday.
A H. Coffey Was called to Alb
beyIlle this week TO see his moth
e. Mrs Harriet Coffey, Who has
been qsite i'll, we are glad 10
learn she Is eOnvalescent now.
The bridge. which was destroy.
ed by the late overflow. on Puss
CUss creek. has been replaced.
Come travel our road again
APRIL Fool
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
~ EXISTING EVIL

1r4-S ago = beautiful p-oSp-
roas toxa- nestled among The hlls
OF 4 air Southern state. Fa- aud
1ezr. As little city vas noted tor
- culture. - educational a3vaa-
tagS. and The hi.A moral .oae Il
every grade Of society. Fr0a 81
pats ii Tie state yauH. men and
gouea ~=-- sezt g tEe
schools = ihs t0Ea- ID be zclel
81 Professions aai cs.
a e Ez- E4s iel- 70. aesr
uoal safety for tie toxin La
eea lie dss, u tie state. % 80
dry
Far years brilliant men AID
xeuea were seat our from those
AGszs Institutions OF learning.
sf.0a. advocates Of right aat
ls4 Bat one dark night. a
4eatASoGe beast ere3r into tie
little city. AMI uO- being instantly
expelled took UP has abode. Soon
L Sas whispered that 4 blind
rye zas thriving N the city OF
culture and good mOr1Is- As 10
eT5-t Ess made By the citizens -
ID TIE tOEa CT this foe ~ Is
peace and prosperity. IS well g
- entire citizenship. aa0tAes
blind tiger located Il the town.
al1 then txO or taree others I0iu-
ed tEe settlement Soon the pres
elce Of these establishments De
E4n 10 tell on the community.
The schools were refused patron
age from abroad, because parents
asserted their sons we're gTaGuz-
ted into 6ruakarts- The bGs..
ness Eea OF the town became
bankrupt because their custom
ers paid such high tribute TO the
blind tigers. that they were IN.
able TO pay their honest debts.
Then the best people OF the place
moved away, and the churches
became TOO poor 10 afford 70 pay
preachers and the town Vas dead
financially. intellectually. nor
ally True, the corporation still
exists. but ITS life blood, the soil.
spirit and intellect. have been
drained by the Illicit whisky deal.
ers-
The above history of a dead
town = no fable. Its remains still
egmber the earth. and lis tate vii
be the fate OF every community
where public spirit refuses to as
seFt Itself and crush evils before
they rule the town
l. : known 10 every citizen of
the town OF Oxford that b!iad
tigers by the half dozen flourish
IN our town. Since the recen.
religious revival. when hundreds
Of OuE 5est men and women prom
Ised TO give their aid in Kidding
the town of these evils. il Is stated
that three new enterprises of this
order have opened up on our pub
lie square. yet not Il finger has
been raised TO stop this signal
disregard Of the law and menace
10 morals. We mak-a great out
cry aboyt a visionary dog eater.-
parportihg to run our streets. aud
devOur a few worthless CANNES.
yet GaE-eateIS-soul destrOyer-
raining boys by the score. 10
droyes, Do not even arouse one
feeble protest. At most. there
cannot De more than a dozen men
in Our town benefited by. or en-
gagged N the Illicit trzfic OF wills
Aey. yet hundreds OF christian lax
abiding citizens submit TO this
rule. As We SOW. so
shall ne reap, and . dead I0wn.
drunken Sons and degraded daggh-
teES- XIII eventually be CIR har-I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01

Il = often Asked how such starting
cures tnar puzzle the best physicians,
are effected OF Dr. Kings New D<-
coyery for Ccrs1rptiou- Here's Tire
secret IL cuts out the pkegm and
germ infected n1c1s, and lets the life
giving oxygen enrich and viralEe the
blood Is heals the iE5aned- cough
throat and lungs Hard eobds and
stubborn coughs soon ysild 70 D..
Kings New Discovery. the most in
t2lEole remedy for al Throat and
Lang Diseases Guaranteed bottles
se and sl-01- Trial bottles free n
nj drug stores
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01

TIE plan proposed BY tie Han
na-Payne Or the Frye shipping sub
s.dy bill Is one borrowed from the
French and Italian practices OF
Tie past a practice that n both OF
these countries has proved abso-
iRtel5 ineffective for the attain
Be1t of the desired end.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01

Between your children and the tor
lures of itching and burning eczema.
scaldheai or other skin disez<e<-
Howl whv, BY usin. Bucklsn's Arnira
>alve, eartn's greatest healer Quick
est cure Ulcers Fever Sores. Sslt
Rneuu, Cuts, Burns or Bruises. In
talh6le for Piles &c at al drug
stores
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01

A. Proot-that Smiths SIRE EiSa '
ire / ne greatest PiooG Purifier
- ne age We Invi-e any and All VINO,
9 reason Of Impure blood. have IN
signify piIples or biOecass on The
lace Or sr1puoCS on any part of the
osdy- 10 Try one bottle OF tee above
great reHSCy and witness the caszp
pe-ra1ee % ne GlSIglsly blosea@s
alo IN OF beauty 10 the SKIN.
The crude material THAI terms cae
base OF this great preparation : used
by the natives Of f1< India for the
healing Of ali blood impurities and
tEls oiood-purifyizg property i what
make II the greatest of ali kidney
remediesr Price % cent? and sI.A.
For sale BY A H Kerdel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01

IT may be that the men who
manage the great trusts will ind
Incentives 10 progress in their
business without the aid Of CON
petition But there viii be danger
OF s~tsgnatiOR- No discussion OF
the trust question should leave
This phase out Of account.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
HENRY ",

HENRY WATTERsox refused tn
accept an appointment as a mem
Dr. vi the board of visitors to IVES
Poin,, rendered hia by the presi.
dent. The colonel is at least con.
sistent in his prejudices.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01

h- t1r~d rhDH~sn&> Will Cure Nsa-
II you are t-0abled With kidney Or
Bladder sroQ6le-. such a. D-opsy.
Briyhs's Disease. Czrarrh. Gravel Of
the Bladder, Bladder, Albunen IN
Urine and unhealthy deposits, or too
frequent discharge Of the zrire, pain
N TIE back and bladder. drOp<icsi
s~ellzgs Of the feet and legs, etc, re
z1arzzree that by using Smiths Sore
Kidney Cure.a e0uPisfe eare vM be
elected Price 80 cents and sI-e0-
For sale BY A. Il. KerGel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-05-01
Conf-serate stamps and So,sx

pay good prices for Confederate
stamps. envelopes, scrip and bonds
LooS over yours and l.. me knox
~nat You have Or better still senS
samples | refer 10 any bank IN tha
county wanE clean. not worn orr
stun Go through your relics ana -
what you have l deal fairIy with Al
ADDRESS I. c. HARBAUeH.
CasstO~n, Ohio.