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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

-Oneof Ger agricultural exchza<Ns
SAYS -Norhiux ruhs the soiI faster
than selling ailk SapPsse the food
shar Pru1ue- the @l< = sold What
theae
In $50 Texas produced I<Ss eara
| than Illinois. Iowa. NebrasA- Ms
s1uri- Kansas and Indiana. and more
| than any other % she states III
farm value Of Texas corn for 800 a
| put at Ss525ss-
In pruning the orchard and Tire-
yard all the waste material should be
| piled and burned. and the she'd l-aves
should 60 the same way. thus de-
stroying many insects and fungus
| spores
If there are fewer farms in the
country in proportion % the total
| population, there are fewer needed
Modern improvements and a better
knowledge of farming has more than
doubled the productive capacity of
the farmers.
A correspondent says the liberia
peach has been oyer-planted. Before
agreeing to this proposition, we
would better wait until the trees
nOw planted come into bearing. II
too many are produced for immedi-
ate consumption, why not can them?
Many farmers do not appreciate
the value of good tools TO work with.
With manufacturers it is different.
The intelligent maker of things
knows that he al not compete in
his business unless he has the very
best tools TO work with
Shallow cultivation is best for
the orchard. as well as the field. The
feeding roots that forage in the sur
face soil should never De disturbed
by the pillow. The turning pillow should
be banished from the orchard after
the trees are set
There must be same profit N
growing cabbages in south Texas. as
the Corpus Christi Caller SAYS Mr..
Henry Wagner. a cabbage grower
near Nueces town. has just purchased
an automobile.
1t Is not business-like for
farmer to set a price on any product
unless he knows precisely what that
product cost him What If a mer-
chant really, as they often claim IN
do, sell regardless of cost?- OF
course, an assignment would follow.
The average yield per acre OF
corn in this country for 1901 In the
lowest on record-two bushels less
than that of lss1-long the record
breaker for low average. The aver
age this year Is put at 10 bushels:
the average for that for 1900 was 2,
bushels.
There are many farmers who can
not afford a complete outfit of labor
saving farm implements In such
cases they should combine and buy
company outfits" or individuals
may be induced Il invest in outfits
and do the work for the entire neigh
forhood for q reasonable eomoensa-
A0Wu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

fourth the amount required. vhvf
Because IL the hers go away from
their troughs unsatisfed. as they
then viii. they will seek food NOR.
eagerly. devouring il grain by grain,
and the healthy exercise thus en-
gagged in viii aus il too pass into
the gizxarL as il should and be prop
erly digvsted- By supplying grain in
litter. they will gradually accumu-
late enough 70 last them through the
night. and while they are at rooss,
L can leisurely be forwarded from
the crop 70 the gizzsrd.
IL j. in the feeding Of soft fool
that the beginner is liable to make
the most mistakes. II leads him to
0verfeed and pamper the hens. and
rs a consequence they reach a con
dition sooner or later when they will
not lay. Even whole grain. without
any variation Is preferable TO too
much soft food. soft food. when fei
at all. should be carefully measured.
As a matter Of fact. q quart Of mixed
ground grain. mOistened and in a
crumbly condition. i sufficient for
the morning feed Of forty hens. After
they have sharpened up their appe-
titles with this. several quarts OF
whole grain. more or less, according
to the kind Of hens kept. and also the
condition under which they are con-
fned. may be scattered in the litter
for them to seek and secure fo-
th-nselves.-Fred o. sibley. in Epit-
omist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Mrs. Susan r. Morrill,. living neal
rrankiyn. y. H. says the New HamD
shire Farmer. is now approaching heI
sIst birthday. yet has this fall husked
1ss bushels Of corr in . week. merely
because she wished to keep busy. She
Is tall. erect, with firm step and bright
countsnanee. al see to read. sew and
knit. and threads her needle without
using glasses During n year abe
has pieced two quilts and drawn In
i've rugs She takes great pleasure In
long drives In her early life she
worked as a weaver. and after mar
rage assisted in her husbands mill,
spinning and weaving wool and fax
brought in by farmers Her mother
lived to Be IS and her grandmother
"a years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

News CONES frum California tia.
th@ b~st an& cheap~st eozztrT roats
can = made By &upav treating them
Elth kos eru5e perru~zz- and that
thy car - kers n GOD eo1Siuoz -
repeated a~pp1A1rioz for A~ss zousT
thai would b~ r~gurec 70 sprinkle -
hnes witA the eartA whether Il o.
2ud- cay OF gravel forming q plzstse
HAS that paeAs z11<- fh- ~k-~Ax AID
TRACKS Of travel b-eo=in< Szife hard
and 1&or@In@ 10 dust II tbs - trz-.
MIR rot afilaze The B~z1zozt oarpzt
for the pzrpose. a & eosrs kzray
anything except the traasPorrato2e
-EArZ azd Ezzch
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09
Which May He of Tee in
Her Work.

Every housekeeper enjoys convent
snees for her kitchen. and OF these this
year there ) 70 end The rev FIRE
proof serving dishes are to % con-
mended OF the score OF economy and
laoor. TheS come Il pretty German
ware. blue and white ard brown ard
white. and the pies. puGdings- custarGs.
qatt5ss and czssero.es cooked Il hem
can 20 directly from the oven onto
lie table There are also snail COW
ED Jars of he ane material for hold
Ing ream cheese. These car be put
on the ice and taken from here 70 Ehe
table without having 70 make 4 change
% a fresh dish. says he Washington
star
To put under these hot dishes there
are pretzy blue AID white tiles. With
telc backs These VII outwear he
oder wood and willow mats and VII
not necessta,s laundering Ike the cot
ton table mats They come from 9
cents up.
Every woman who has tired cutting
potatoss By hand fer French frying
MI appreciate one Of the convenient
lttIe fruit and vegetable Steers These
are OF wood, about he size OF a. ordi-
nary crater. heavily timed. grooves
taking the place of the CRATER Anov-
able guard presses the vegetable
against the sharp edge OF The grooves
and across tAen. producing plain fut-
ings. lattice cuts or "shoestr.ng.- as
desired BY means OF tbs time-saving
device a dozen potatoes can be pre-
pared n Ten minutes. the results be-
ing Tot only uniform in size. but newer
and prertier n every way. The price.
Il cents. puts the slieer within Ike
reach Of al
Ground pepper. sav those who know.
Is nor largely ~adulterated than any
other article % food. For those who
want 70 get the pure spice there are
small pepper grinders for The table Of
/ either china or wood. 4 whole pepper
: put IN n Of them. and ground over
the food as required BY Individual
taste.
For the person who suffers from cold
feet in The winter or the individual
who wants 10 guard against taking
cold in an insuffcieu-ly heated coun-
Try home. or when sitting BY the win
dow, there IS nothing nicer than the
new wooden ove-shoes. These ara
black outside and white in. with 4 sof;
leather sole. and lace up about ankle
high. They should be large enough
70 slip over the ordinary shoes. While
not handsome. they are exceedingly
comfortable. ard would make a sersi.
bic gift for one who drives or one who
sirs ~ a cold desk for writing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09
w.-.ronr wheat q. Teas

The dissemination and growing OF
macaroni wheat through the Texas
experiment station. promises SON.
good results A fair crop % 1ks
wheat was grown this year a. san
Antonio. on a farm where oats failed
completely from drought Tbs wheat
i grown successfully n EHroP~.
where The rainfall i less than eght-
cen inches p-r Euu1- aad without -
rzuo2 The coming year absut sax
- Texas farmers n GSsreat s~Stiozs
Of the state VII test this uk~zf. ard
z < sanceeds a. the exp-rrs Of II.
agricultural Gepar--ent 4n& The Tex
- station koP- and -xP~er. i VII
fker- vH seon Be n e~mzaI for al
The se~d asalahle-FAr= AID Razeh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

A magnificent showing Is made by
the State Of Mississippi In the indus
trial bulletin inst issued by the cen
sus bureau The capital invested In
the eight leading industries Is So
zol.os4. an increase os nearly SO. 0so.-
100 since the census Of 1850 The CAP
ltai invested in the lumber industry
s almost as much as that invested in
he seven other leading industries
combined Cotton seed oil mills have
risen from third to second place. Ne
indian has the largest number Of fac.
tories and Jackson the largest mann.
featuring output The towns Of lack.
sou. Meridian vieksbGrx ard Sarchez
have n combined ranusaerursrx CAD
ir1 Of s5s-z.sss- Tie nsx- four Il
ne groz2 Of manufacturing cities ar.
Columbus. Corinth Blloxi nnd Srr.1-
ao1 Tie s1lze q TIE pro1zcrs manu-
s1rtzrse IS pae~t AZ over s4s. sss. coo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

suffering catfish" exclaimed Davy
Jones. If one Of the big cable com,
panies hasn't notified Marconi that he
IS Infringing on Its rights and mus;
stop
Il am not surprised replied . mer
maid Didn't the AngioAnerican
scale trust notify the ner1haids that II
sc must wear scales rs must buy from
the trust
But you ear scales only On the
lower part Of your body said Davy
with childIike innocence.
The look OF indignation which the
mermaid flashed upon Davy told him
palmer than words that he had en-.
tered upon a phase Of the subject tha,
.as none OF his businesa-Nev York
Marine Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Cata--h has already become a IA
taua- curse. Is ravages extend from
ocean 20 oceal.
More than oEe-haiEof the people are
effected BY J. l. has become such a
seri1rs matter that i has passed the
boundaries q the medical profession
and become a national question Sen
stors are taking about i; Congress
men are discussing il.
They are not only considering the
exreut ard chronic nature OF The dis
ease. but The possibility OF finding I "a
tiouai remedy 70 meet his natioEaIca-
lanity.
The catarrh remedy, Peruua. seems
% be the main expectation in this d.
rection.
DR. Hartman, Pre- dent of The Hart
man Sani-lriun. devised the remedy.
Peruua. over forty Years ago. and the
remedy as 4 catarrh cure has been
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Pace eight w~eI-washed potatoes in
a hot oven and bake till done; then
remove the skin and mash them fine;
mix with one ounce butter. ore even
tablespoonful salt. quarter teaspoon
full pepper, and the yoIk Of W. eggs.
Pace the potatoes on a molding-board.
roll them out a quarter Of al inch
thick. and U into twO-irch square
pieces; cut each square diagonally in
half; ay in a buttered pan. brush over
with beaten egg. and bake 20 a fire
golden color in a hot oven. Use for
garnishing, the same as bread crou-
tons=LeGger Monthly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

growing IN favor steadily al these
years
Il stands today before the nation
as a thoroughly tested. accurately sci
entifc internal remedy for catarrh.
There are practically 10 medicinal
rivals il the field.
Peruna is not a local application or
temporary relief: II IS a permanent
cure. Perura is a systemic remedy.
II eradicates catarrh from the sys-
ten. Il cures catarrh wherever 10
Gated It's cures are radical and last
Ing.
Therefore. Peruua Is receiving The
Endorsement OF he leading statesmen
and discrepancies OF the day.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.
Columbus. O.. for a book Il testinon-
iais. containing letters from prom
iuent meE azd wonen concerning
Peruua.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

IL eZzCss ave 1zrzz1y 80 .zpu~.
VIA Ferz 1890 Tz~r~ > @-- = =
a g-e41 1sE411 amr t4ss< Gmaza= IN NJ.
u@r e - E-@ ia Asr-1Au Ezsea sh<v
rz2 An< -9a~t * A-rzE x-Er
t1are go - Eus 7~ep< IeE~-
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r~<a Z-zse@ b q v--r e=p~z<.x asrruE
49, Sn1 ne Zeut14 ea4-s~-~~rsxes az e1ra
<s~l eo1srrz < aeazr-.
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- ~ E9E1a AZ <vel T~<x-.
<-sat rzs@ asr .A~- 5auks a. r.w~ 49,
- t1r . cary 5<<sre 10y ns a xu.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Mrs Barnes (peepins from n. via
dowl-Sakes alive. Mandy: there COS
oil Mis- Metdsrs: an ef sire hain, r1r
their old red ROSTERS tail czto her
bouit,"
ManGy--oh. laws ma: doar ye
understand Ever se1ee Ainiry Me-
ders went to the city that family lev
ZEN boun' ter look chick. a. they call
it. ef it tuck every toxl they I'D
Harlem Life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

A7c4y S.oA ,e4c1-r u C~a--.a<- Il
e * Ike E.. AID L = L. rzruu
- sA1 S1z<zF q oae zr-I- q
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s.- aap@ - zsz--ts~u--~-.
zas1 ese 1r-5< &C.,
1lF sc Is. 1@ -. * 1~
& Zzes 1ss sn1 CT Z ss<r
2z ar Atle ga se- =< q.
a. Appr1rr4s E -
ta@e 50 - Scr - -
F1ez go E - =,
@z 49, sd 70 $1,000 - =,
- - zAz -, Hxza--
4~zEs4< k@~ P~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09
PGferIy Mlllnx.

Fellersh-' thickly observed tie
gentleman Who had Just hung his IA,
On the gas Jet tel you what al Of
ush ought to do re ought all os usn
take pledge r. New Yeazh-
Thash ri ahori0a<Iy agreed TIE
individual who had been weeping tato
his mug OF Tom and Jerry -Tnaxh
n Rarrenier. BarTenier. Nix one
roun' o pledgssa rr evbody in
o1She.-Bsltiners American
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

= cz1 always te-l = man Eno thinks hs's
EsA mineral traveller. tace-lous-
A. - &c way lie SPEAKS 9t otaer great
Esn For lDs-aree. E-sa ae ailuts- 10 tie
pr-s-1eEt a. Ialy. 20 Clsf Justice
E4AG - Ie. E1.er OF - Senator CulIom
as Smelly snow -s must Be- something q
9 person a. east n "a oUu estimation
eu-l te-1W.- / imagine. lad they lived IN
L=gpt a. tLe -Ile OF tae exodus. would ave
Epo&en o. Nose ard Josn' a. tamIarv
as z t1ey NeF= everyday comp4nious-
Gcl.o Er-H~ G.aa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

They looked Ike mother ana esngh-
ter They were On ! stree n ane
they wsre well dressed Ths older
WOMAN lid Just two leaves % o7s o,
the Bossoa morning Fzpsrz and she
thoGghtfgily tore then apart So that
her youzE~r cozpa1i1z cozl1 read
tea Ech pe-Ise1 \ par. eozzsztei
@ VIA. they rsa1 ard then snapped
parES-Bcsfo1 Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Asmple d~isinfeetant to use II a sick
room or IN any room where a close,
musty. or sewer smell is noticed IS q
put some ground coffee on a shovel. a
bit Of eamphor gum in the middle Of
it. Light the gum. which IS ~uonexplo-
sive and easily ignited. with a match.
and allow the coffee 70 burn with the
gum \ refreshing ard sanifary per-
fume IS the resuIt.=N. Y. Post.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Ex-senator John " Thuuton. Of Omaha. Nebraska i one Of the mos. proni-
cent and influential un n the country. he maize the speech nominating
Freetent Mckinney a he . Louis convention and a made permanent
Chairman ~ ts convenuon- He a also made Chairman Of the convention
re-uoannatea President Mckinley al Philadelphia He a recently
sppon-et y President Mckinley Chairman Of the 81 Louis Exposition
Commission.
Ias prominent gentleman recently wrote the following letter % The PeruaA
Medicine Co, Of Columbus, Ohio:
Washington. D. c, April g. 1901
"Thave used Peruna ct various times during fhe PAST yea O fw with
most satisfactory results
IN entirely relieved m e from N Irritating cough the result of ees
I've effort in the presidential campaign. and am 8 firm believer In its efficacy
for any such trouble "--Jno. W. Thurfon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

- - ez1--rE1zs tAe 2~<zb5~s euz
- "a a. Aerpza- a t1<r ara szarr~
AZ 49, A1e- za<z< I. - ws-a a1~ a.
~ ~ z=sazz1 Ed p@ztel a tree !,
H~z-zaasc. 81 4
X ne lad 0zly done tszs. ~ss1~r~i
q V4-z11 xreza< ws zxax axxe 49,
SGzy s-1x<A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09
CoIored Curtzin. the Rage.

Fancy eoiored curtains are growing
in popular favor The designs are, as
a rule, eonventiOnalized flowers in
strong reds. blues. greens. browns and
yellOws. aPpIiqued on ecru net. No
more than three eoiOrs ? combined
n one design. Tulips. water lilies and
lOtoss flowers are among the motifs
most used.-Detroit Free PreSk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

50 your husband died while Won
were Abroad said the hostess
Yes replied the young widow O,
Old M Skinfynt with an approprt
ately mournful sigh. poor John has
gone TO his final reward
Beg pardon" said the host sud.
denly; that reminds ne. | u 20
down and look at the furnace nre--
Philadelphia Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Jack WiEston--I hear you have dis
charged your man. ChoIly.-
Cholly Chumpleigh--Yex Had to
doneher know. Somebody missoo,
the beggav fav ne. yknov. and n
made him-a-pvesume and take lib
critics Good enough man in othav
vespects"
Jack Winston-Too bad But who
vas il that mistook him for your.
Cholly Chumpleigh--My fance--
Harlem Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

No matter what ais you. headache 70 4
ezacers y1u VII never 81 well uutl y9ur
hoEes are put rgar. C4soare.s help nature.
cure you without ! Epe Or pam. produce
easy, rzt1rA movements. cost sou Just 10
eeaEs . szE getting YOU health hack
1sz4ze-s Candy Garaar-c- lie genuine. put
~ u me-z. boxes. every tablet nzs L &C
s-aEEs- q = EeHare y .m.ta-lacs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

nyou have the slightest symptom of kidney or bladder trUubIe or if there
Biughanton. " Y WHO viii gladly sead you free By mail. immediately with
SwampROot testimonials In order that your request for sample bottle may
IN this paper.
purchase the regular ffryeezt sad or>douzr size boties at the drug stores
SwampRoot. azd the address. BizSE1ztoa. y. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09
Feesin. Graf. to Hen..

In order that hens may lay well,
they should never be allowed 10 have
tuil crops during the day. 1t is all
right to feed them a light meal OF
mixed warm food In the morning, in
sroughss but it should be only one
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

TIE lie zorx af ~
s hvE-x and Il 5 9-rIar.ST. -
121Ssag tsx experts tb~-- a.. -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Mrs Bouh4En-O. I g~e- have snv
trouble n spelling ~ Bat II adm.
VA Dake-s-1ke noE and -asn
tar7gSa a
A--e-t-ies, I remember rhe funny
49, soa made Z asking .1r = berta n
't-s Sleeping car.
How cd spell l., BsrtAg Boston
Tr2rs1rut-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Had e EsreSa Missionary Buren,
Wz@e E7-a ~ prefer . .ozas "a H.
E51arv
1o1l- M~orarT-Wel, 4: pos< 81.
go --e -zt-Tes .rs veg=t4ranG-BrooE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09
A NOTED PHYSICIAN
Makes an Important Statement
Of Interest to ALI Women.

DEAR MIS- PSEHAM The hon.
est. intelligent physician is above the
School Whatever is best IN zach
cas- should be used, no matter To what
school a physician belongs /, as 4
mater Of cOnseienee, en- only pre-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Ms Frs~z szs bsasA. h-Ees. L.. :
$40 Mrs Canso
zs y e2@ an Az6zbc-r~e MA.
Z act. asked Mr.. Caxk--uIxr1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

9sos ha Of the inporaa.
reforms brorght about azs ts.--s,i
progress made Sines tae Isias5 cE-
American rule, can Be oh.air-s -.cs
exhibit a. the PazrAne-scan eTr-.Nss
Gently, for vhich they xsr. srssaa
medal There 70 also q wcusa-s1s
oaex q Ho<tetter sStonzch Bst.s-..5
that has never been equalea- + ~
enc remedy for dyspepsia, fnS--.aS>
,daen and malaria, fever aalaz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09
An Explanation.

H@You- Trend. N.s Dasaa-y. IN.
gute a military ar z6our Ger.
Sle-No ws1csr. sc has p-rticio..sI
z no ever taaE l. enl.eue-tz-CE.aaso
Daily NeEs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Eea s=eree1Eng year in6s III. MAJ.
81 EAloa less surprised to h-.r -,
1I1oacs and zeal are the same yub~,zr~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

I1s-lA re soze Of he most inpor-
@- a= eEss-us .1GSF wacl did not
sEs- 10 years
41IIF-I2-Srrav Stores
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

F~-zaz-T-<y say tia. Ketesa. las n
lrsn VII
N4ErmaaEThen IA xsss nus. be blaeS,
-EsIra-Pzk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

Cure y7rr eoash With Eale's Honey Of
F1re11u11 and Tar.
Pkss Taota4eae Drops Cure n sne minute.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

somsaow ;ae rOiee Of IA. Eeov
6ssys sound Ike what i q t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09
BITS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.

Ia-re : 10 esnsEi that ~ repair broken
prSn2ea|Elc4so Daily SSEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

If your wzte-w hea anovedt to remain udisturbed n a glass or bottle for
t"entyfoar hours. forms sediue.; . settling; . Y has. elouty appearance,
In taking SwamPRoot you afford natural help oNature for SwampRoot
is the most perfect healer and gentle aid 70 the kidneys that 8 known to
medical science
SwampRooti is the great discovery of Dr. Klmer, the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist Hospital. US il with wonderful success in both slight and
ever cases- Doctors recommend it { their patients and Use It n their own
families. because they recognize in swanPRoos the greatest and mos,
successful remedy.
To Prove What swAMP-RooT. the Great Kidney. Liver and Bladder
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

"sSseovsr tia; slao.. .~nrbssv
% run q hOtsL-Wlsss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

w az- nz1e F1u So -a-
l 2ne a. n Automobile. and PASSED
here l-e times before ! c..-d manage q
st1r START -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-09

= rsver gossip said the woman
STA TIE uscozpruziztng eyes i
zsxer say anything about anybody u
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