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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

Saa rta.n 9obbeb BAR man oIbria fsr bsrt ON Rr paa
Gentn, Os Iao .r Ri lite ensuns / 6omiIit mtb ier.
hi ftoar ir lite nermere enb en- bpiIttn fom beIft onbtn-
9 faI oipe mig COP til at tatte ir for min Wane os Tor
min 0rsns Os for mig feD, Os s poI fortIore mig. boorfOr
& tr falbet poa at pift os al ben 9oobeb!" GUN par
troobt ben til BAN os Idsoe kbtnbt 6aaneen paa bans
Sturbtr.
Dan IsfteOe SOUebet oo Tuo benbe kb<nbs ino Nm
iettt. ,Ulorearst!" Iagbe ban.
GUN foritob BAN. 6un foo, at 8Iooet fsb btnbe op
/ ainbtrns, og at be iaa bleb bIes. tgsn, Der tom saarer
/ benbes gine, og Saarerne Lob nto oo 2inoerne. Wlen
Ioa faa bun roigt paa bdm oe ioeb neo en- iagtt
Stemms, Der lsb iaa isbt bans 9ren: .8erom bar its
insen aneli. BAIT, os ieg fOrtisner lite FABIAN en- 8orIiss
btb, Der bar brust m g fua megen 9~eIfsntie os ier
feo fun RIB oe 3paI."
Rel, Rarsaret," Iosbe ban. .g1nbtn bar Darst
ftsrrt .no apalen, oe iee bar felp BAIT ben fsrfe Ses
pinft. Win &erisbeb brose mig til at pirte os arbeibe.
eIIers bar lea tunfe blepen en- Dseeniet. Oe a~9rIigkben
bar boIbt mig rem 9anter oe Gambling. for jeg bar tantt
poo big boobe Dag og Nat. 6pis is er ct Stptie of ct
orb,ntIigt Ttnns1 he nu. iau fplber ies big bet, iep ON ou
life bar bibf erof. Seq bar tur tunnet esre ida Iibt
for big, Marsoret, men bu bar partt alt for mig"
Ss .ft.r ct lille Opbotb titfsiebe ban: ,s5or en- Snes
@ar fbsn barb. is III. fortrsH.t mig iii at tot FABIAN
meb big, os is hbbt lite funnel tase bin Nanb Saan.
ben uben onbe 1antsr. Tsn M er min aartisbeb ubtn
Spnb, og i.lO ON bin Nanb fob bos. bible its lite famine
mig Deb at fge big. at is boIber of Big"
pan tOg knoes 5ounb, os bet foo ub, Tom ban oilbt
tpsi. ben. Wen ibei ban bsiebe fig neb, tpsebe : II n banl
po ganben. Sat for bin fore Rorliebtb!" idebe
bun.
Mebens s brat 9be, inonebt be ON aft rrulist, os
5obn bar stdb ON Siertet. Oe ba be gil ben ooer Sc
ben, fom TIaansn itinneoe oper, toIt. be ON bsnbes Ssn
@torg. Ok itilts paa bet Steb, bpOrfra man tunb ie
2pient henbes Sus; Sobn Iagbe Uearts til, at bun ida
btorsbtt ub, foroi ban Ttuloe gau enc tiIbuse til TT ems
ionrme Siem.
Rel, Mursaret", fogbe ban faa, ,bu fal lite bare
fortnpt for min StpIb. Seq bar fact min esn, Og jeg
er nner enb %tiffreb8."
pa ban bar tonmet bien ieen, fate ban fig ben
og tos Gamilie.gfblen Og ito9 OBJ poa ct Steb, bDor ban
formobentIig for babbe l9ft, for Der laa ct Warte oeb.
paa bet Stso fob Der itrepst: IS fare bib. ibet 8 life
tenbe Striftsrne, eitener Subs Strait. 3bi / Opfdnoels
fen fuIbe be bberten ta9e til &g9te q beaer %bort9iftes;
men be ere Iigeiom Subs Gnge 6imlen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Qttenoe Rapitel.
Slutning.

De, bbem bisie 5r9ngTelsaar baboe ffaanet, trat MI
geiret let, og for mango libenoe fog 8efrieliens Stuno.
Danger bsbe eFter6ddnoen ubbetisoe, 5lbotninoe benbte
ailbage til bet POE pg ubplbnbrebe 6iem, % 3aftebenner
appendices til ben ~ulrp9tige life alene unber airtens 5bal=
Dinger, men ogfdd fra nangen 5omt trinbt ON 2anbet3
grauer, bbor ben banfts gonbe after reite i'm arn1, baas
benoe paa bebre Siber, iom bog fsrt tommenbe Slagter
Fuloe f.
Sngen 6ubbe fit Rrtgens Sbs6e buarbere enb SEN
xit @erner. 9efrielien bar berfor faa meaet ~liffieere, ba
ben enbelig TOM; men ban MATTE gennem mere enb cen
Starsilo, inben ban babnebe / lit iorbife parabis; tbi
udgtet ban bopbe tsbt fig fri Deb tore 2eepenge 9eliingz
borg, arreferebe Sbenf fers BAN bog poan1, ioa Tnart
ban babe fat 5oben pdd Siananbs @runb, og bolDt BAN
fanssn / 2eiren, inbtil ban bdbbs betalt fin egen Gags
pmfoitninger % bolbt ben ibenfe 9eneraldubitsr fla
hstss for ben ~likilisbb, Osnne 5erre bapbe boft msb
at poatenbs bans Gag os bsmme bom til Osben. pa
Sbenfferm efter 5rsben forlob 2eiren for asbenbdpn,
Iop ban enoelig FIJI, og bans 5ufru og bans Menigbeb
mobtog BAN meb inbsrlig @tebe girtersb, bDor ban
Ioo lebebe 5reb / SO Oar, bar en- nibtQr Giqlefsre.r
pg fit i'm llnsoomsbrsrams ON literer 5eber %pirteigs
giorte, inbtil ban tit "a. Oar blep forfremmet of aritian
hsn semte % fat pdo @ibprg gifpeitol. 6an bsbe 8is
borg, nogte fdd W2aaneber inb bet nb Mar6unbrebe, II
Mar gamnel. 5robs al ben jorbiife 99bsr, Der blep BAN
Ill Del. peb6lep ban at bore pbmbg oe from og f~ortiente
bet 8ibnesbprb, Sbon,as &ingo CAB BAN I en- p%datrift
unber bans portrat. at ban bar en- bjertenserlis URunb.
6dns 5uftru ~OberfeDebe bum nose Oar. De efterlob ct
inlrigt QffOmI, bOoraf ire Spinner f~orplanteoe Slagten,
fom bar bolot fig og snonu blomftrer traftig buube Ddns
mari og Nor5,.
Get bar Disfelis bet ~sluosfs gieblit Suns HOf>
gnoros 2D, bo bans J~orDisnins babbe en- gnbe, oe ban
orFcb fra be bsbe for at pife fig bfanbt Diitritets 8ebos
ere Tom en- lpsleoenbe Manb, Der felbte @labestaarer
beb at ie gssen fra ardassrups Storfsns. Gnbnu fsrre
bor atritsns ftolte @laN. ba BUN mobtog bam paa Osts
i~crfefen og omfapnebe BAN; tbi ban fit 10 MI fin fsnne
aynnrb &C TT iorbiits GObs tilboss iom Stant os GaDe al
Jn buflus 9aanb.
Dog laa ban lite lnnse paa ben lobe Sibe; tbi b1
bei fpm 6am for Sre, at iDenIte MarObsrer trobs Jres
bwn %p1pnorebe be ~onliggenbe 2~anbsbper og bare poa @ejen
iii 5elfngpr meb beres Rob, fate ban fig frats I Gpibs
Ger for en- glare Dabnebe gsnber. fOrfulste RsOerne liy
ali Bpens port og frotos benz Der gpttet. Oct bar bans
1bhs gsbrift I benne arts; men ba SDenFerne bsri ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

bans 9tnoptanbeie til 2ipet oe ret tunbe purotre BANS
9uItrus SniIobeo Os NOb, fotteOe be for aettIie for BEN
Og unorebe fig oper. at ben Manb oe apinbe par fsbt bins
iiots Sunoet, iom tunbe opergaa BEN | 2if.
Rotsaarb minbebes trofaft ben Wanb, bpis 9tlt,s
mob baobe hiuIpet fua meset til bans esen 6rtlie. oe fem
peo i'm 0sb pau Stufottet baOOe Fat Stglet pao i'm 9rOs
fab mob Donmorts aOnge os 6oIt. 6an ubpirtebe en-
tonseIis gefaIine. at Oluf Stenointels Ben fuIoe nebtu=
ses fra Steikrnt os baberIi9 iOrbfafes.
Run ote aar NIB airfsn 2ptten psb fin Ronbs
Sioe. DUN bsbt tun Iiot oper trebibt 4ar CANNED. Roits
socro iubtraabte ct Bar 9ar efter paonp 9Gsteftonoen.
blsD onben Sang gnttmonb Oe askoe eubeIis jim treble
9uitru, fom opereOebe BAN. Son par Tom Ribefoseb
pirtiom ben fodnfe 3ris. ba Jrebsrit ben 9rebies Gf.
t~erfsIser, arition ben Gemte. siorbs fit peItsnbte, mis-
Iptteoe doriss pou at f~ropriie Sberige Be table proOin=
ter. pan ferosbts after Dag os gut Deb libiiripninsen
til 5eren. nns Goripning os peb m%eiiommeIig Stranos
pagt, oe bet lpttebes BAN osiao at bebolot fin 8on9es
9unft til bet fibfe, os lille iiaIben 9nfeoe Maiefteterne
araaserup.
R~oteaurbs arafter nebbrsbes bog Deb ale bisfe ans
itr9n9elier, og ct Gdle meb 5eiten. bu ban eneane rtb
9gresDagt Deb Soneens 9o9n. biuIp til at aftorte bans
Duss. Dan bsbe aoret 1884 pao arooserup, so aar
eamnel, os bar lit @rabmale / Olai Rirte 5eliinosr,
ppor man ier bam a%fbilt.i poa ei Diaieri Htb baRs gu,
itruer. Den anben at oisie, Ratbrins asmusier, bIO
Ueuber til bans ensfs Barn. ben ienere brsmte aonfes
rensraab 5rsberit Roftsaarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
SDeniterne paa &rOnbOrg.
btfturift 8umnn.
Gf 6. 8. Gwalb.
II ansen 9el. H.
II Aaoen Sci. +
CSluttet.)

do Rl ) bog bsre bette Oe minbes BET til eoers
FSbfe Stunb!" toe 8trtbe RantSop til 9enm9Ie meb
Slusienbe ainb<r os ct lpnenbe Bit. ,,Gbers 9iertes
9aarbbsb bar ben eetntIige aarfae til ben G~lenoig9eb, Der
som ooer benbe. ) bar. Deb Sub! ielD ben 9%ormhiers
ttsbeb boorot nsbis. 5 puu tuIber for henbt, iom is M
arpr Idlie hos Cub"
Terpad forIob bun uben sorpel Mittel 9anien os
bans fratilagne 6uItru. gil til 1T 9erbsrse Og brog iaa
ben nrFe Rorsen til asbenbapn. bpor BUN fortfattt I'm
slimrenbs gdne paa be bsie Steber asbenhuOn og bes=
eGrre inart slsmte 2isbstbs f%srgeIi9e StGbn og mifeoe
ben Si9IsrnitelIs oe 9bIe 4lpor, ben baDoe f~ren1talbt bos
benbe. Senbes iiGlone Sfsneb og Iiplise gnbe Danot
srulig mango Seire, ia bet lntteoes bnbe ~enboefdd for en-
lib at fe griTenfelo, fit aarbunorsbes tsrfe 4onb
os ben ~mG9tiefe Uaano 9anmdrt, for i'm Sob. Sens
1es @emoI fit iao al ben STAN al benoe, Der bar BAN
Ipooet, % benbes Mlosrbom bleb Iaa i~srseIig. at en- brat
Dob Tom Qisbetbs piIoe babe p9ret en- Cite for herpe. -
aae 5orisg paa at finbe 2isbetbs ~affielebe 2eeeme
unislpteoes. Mittt 6onitn, bOsm Jru girtbes biarOe
2iltale bog bapbe ftr1nrnet op at bans Slsobsb, uoloptos
an geIsnning til ben, Der tunbe brinss BAN bans pei..
botters Gig gu Oebtenok ban fig benbs os taIte ON 1t
fsree for benbes SesrapeIie. 5on fit bog lite ben srst
al odnbrs bag 2isbttbs Rife os pafe fine 56nber |
a1~fpIoigbeb Tom ben 9bk. ~tilgibenoe 5ober oe gelssrer.
Site 6eqer fit Praien 2eiligro til at prize bun for bans
hpbe Sors os bin 9tbs Qanb tale itren9e Orb ON be
fsreelise 6slger at be unses 8anart og ulpoishb.
5srIt flere 4ar sfter tom bet Deb ct Silf9lbe til
1lrfula arauies Runbfdb. at en- faonft Sitter hdpbe funs
het en- uns SOmfrus Sig. iom bar opbrsDet pad Stadnes
Strdnb. Du man / bine 5tosr fist 5iIfalbe lite siOrbs
mango Omitanbi9ebtr, og Der oesuben bar funst til ben
narmefe a~irte9aarb. haDos ban sruDet en- grap paa ben
ss Stranbbreb, Iu9t bsnDe Der Os bebet en- fOrt 8sn Opsr
arube. 6an bapbe bog TAT Fl lille aors peo SraDen, men
bet bar for l9nge iiben borte, o9 ban Oiofe itte. mere Ste
bet. 9ans Stiloring at ben bebe og benbes &l9bebrdgt,
Ion ban gobt bufebe, lob ineen Spipt tilbage ON, at
bet baDbe baret benbe, og at BET bar iten 2isbet6s SOrbss
TGrb, ban tale ON.
Sod fit bun ba 6oils 5reb, Der 6por 8slgerne bliot
boooe logt benbe! 9por tunoe bun snite fig ifsnnere
Bu9gfang Deb i'm 9rob enb bet frifte 6aDs 8rufen. bun,
Bois 9jerte hdObe ioulmet nit og bit ON bet9 Sg 6pao
bar for benbe nu bet i%punbne, forte Qo meb al bets
2rengfel uben Tom bet Sfunt, Stormen Zig 8lomfter
afrsebe pua benoes GRAB for itrats tgen at oere BEN ben?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

On fmut I:orearsmoreen, noslt aar tfter RoIts
9aarbs ORB. git en- une Tanb ooer 5~eibtpane peb araas
eerup os ben til srOtabsbssen. Oct bar Roffeaaros
9rObtrisn oe gftsrfsIser / Gmbebtt. Sstns Roftgnro,
en- 9gts Dannmanb, Der bupx siort Sieneie fom Sem
brit ben itaanfe arig oe p0ret msb Riels Suel pad Gull
lamb. ba 9eIten peo at inbtass benne e Iasoe 9runben
til 1T Rp.
Sens Roitsaarb babe ofs bsrt i'm Jarbrober for
t91e ON be ipunbne 4drs 69nbelIer ON aft, bpab ban
oe airfen babe oplebet pda Sroagerup. ba Spennsrne
buisrsot 2dnnet, OK Be Iarmen5pcrnss Msbe peb gsoen
og bans og airFens bitre Stilsmisie peb bette Sr9s 1ob.
0a ban benns Moreen FAB unbsr bets gtabbdng, tom
ban til at t9nts paa, bOab Der bar ~foreguaet; ban ninoeb.s
De idnmenipornes 59oretanosiinb og 6eltemob, beres ito
re Opofretier og 2ibeIier. Den fmutte og naturIise 5dnz
t rsrte fig ba bos BAN, at bisie Observation-Disclosures
Wartprer burbe b9bres peo ct ipnligt Winoe. Oct laa
life bin 9ios Qanb at rsjie @reststter; bet bar en- ga
nilieIag at bebare be benippenbes Wfinbe, og 9irten e1er
&apellet bar Stebet bertiI.
Sens Rotgddrb t9ntte ~dnberleoes % lob gambling
iiruts felge efter; ban tog i'm 6olbetnip frenl os far bbbt
/ Srests gnrt be iammenfbornes Ndone, idalebes iom
en- Qfbiloning enbnu Dier Os bet.
gOert far ban Song 7reberit ben 3reoies 0apnee
eiffer men ben tongelige arOne % Deb bets SOB 4orstunet
1859. 8erunber tar ban 8espnbeli esbogftaOerne til be
fammenfDornes glaOne, aorfits 5roGes neb ben ooetige
h~DH w. NhAl &TU4hA III Otbhth2 Wy 1uiAS wv
9adrbs en- 9inie; Oluf Stenbintelg Nobn fl en- Qgres=
plabs en- qinie for fa o9 neberit tom til at itaa Uittel
9oniens. ariiten 5ifgbs Os Sens 6enritfens Rabnstrat.
Were eno TO aarbunoreoer ere knrunbne itben. 9roz
~fab8begen er for lrnge iiben falben for often. og intel
ipnlist @resmiube taller til ben nutepenbe Slaet ON Be
Menb, Der Oonnorts msrteIte 9anmagtsitunb baboe
Uaob til at rsje fig og, tun itolenbs paa egen &raft, isgte
at borne ON beres 59brelanbs Selpt9nbigbeb % 2gre.
6pilte 9rsit Der enb tlabe beb Dem og ben lib, be lebsbe
og itreo /, o9 bOab enb Ri, iom lepe en- oplpft Sibsulber,
miot / bort makrieqe 0elo9re. og mems Greb % 5orios
ming 6erter Horben, fan babe forub for benz, hi baoe
bog ogioa fst 9runben b9be unber os og Jet bort 59bres
lamb paa 9fanben at Undergoing. @i bsr minbes bore
Jabres 5eltemob en- Iignenbe gsb. os BET er at snFe.
at bine MGnbs Qabne, beb Chen at mango andres, mua
ftuu praeebs bet banite Soils 5ierte msb bpbere og baris
gere 3rat enb BEN, Der blebe ftaarne 9raets Bari, %
at be lite biDe ~ubilettebe. fua Iense Danmort fiaor, os
5rOfob mob aonse os 5aOrelanb Ieper bunfte Manbs
grpf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
unoer ptl6e Ro1er.
Qf San Maelartn.
Sonnen for bans RQrlieheo.
(Sluttet.)
81 San W aclartn.

Der er insen @runO for isr til at fefoe poa Dot
loren, ban tulte fun at srofufbb Os @enfab for ier."
Os Mdrsarst fortalte, bOOrlebss bun baDbs eiort fin OPP
busslis. YSDOrfOr blDer 8 fuu bibfg ODER, at Soft,
bDem 8 bar 9jOrt gObt imOb, fan fua Cob til at tutte ier
eneang2"
marsaret bsrte noset ON bet qar Sitting, men
bet bar life let at fOrftad. bDub Sobn Nsbbie fosbe; for
ban bar saaet ben Deb aatteloDnen os fob meb @pgssn
til. -
Ref, f~Ortfatte BUN, bet bar mango - mango
Stiainser. Men bet er enbbu bet minbfte af bet; bet me.
fe er aft bet. Tom 5 bar maattet gaa isennem for ben
Gags StpIo, os al ben 5ialp. iom 8 bar brast os. min
Wanb baDx muattet sou fra GUS os Diem og pilOe bore
bIeOet u%IptteIis for belle fit 2iO, tDis 3 lille bapbe Oarst.
Oxford eagle., 1904-07-28
A bbeville News.

4 \ By Surprise.
Rev. j. w. Anderson. of Gun
town, was the guest of Mrs. Ella
Gallegley a few days last week.
Miss Annie Lee Garrison, of
Jackson, Tenn, is the guest of
Mesdames Bowen and Garrison.
Mr.. K. Harmon, of Gulfport,
was in our town Saturday.
Miss Sallie MCGOWAN, of Holly
Springs, spent Friday night with
Mrs. Kate Goode.
Miss May Anderson has re-
turned home after spending sew
eral weeks with her brother, DR..
Anderson in Fades, Tenn.
Miss Matte M. Garrison has
returned from a visit to friends in
Coffeeville.
Miss Lizzie McAuley has re-
turned from a visit in Texas.
Mesdames Kate Goode and Nc
Gowan, Misses Bowen were in
Oxford Saturday.
Mr.. j. W. Hall, of Mt. Zion,
visited his grand children, Ger
trude and Horace Hall last week.
Misc Birdie Sue Goodman, of
Coffeeville, is visiting relatives
and friends here this week.
Mr.. Coleman and wife, nee
Miss Alfred Harris, of Gulfport
passed through our town Satur-
day en- route to Red Banks to
visit relatives.
Mr.. Winston Sloan, of Sena-
tobia, is to be the guest of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Sloan this week.
Oxford eagle., 1904-07-28
Subscribe for The EAGLE.
Mineral Springs Dots.

AsAhASA1l 0PA uASS AOtSs
We have fine prospects for good
crops with plenty of rain.
Mrs. Stone is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Butler.
Miss Beulah White assisted by
her brothers, Messrs. Howard and
Ralph, entertained number OF
friends Saturday night, compli-
mentary to their brother, Mr.. Ed
White, of DeLeOn, Texas. Dainty
refreshments were served and
sweet music was discoursed
through the evening by Clark
Bros. string band.
Miss Maude Butler has taken
charge of the Springdale school.
Messrs. John and Dallas Nc
Larty were the guests Of Mr.. Joe
White Friday.
Prot. Dave Black and Miss
Jessie Butter attended preaching
at Burgess Sunday.
Mr.. Howard White is happy
now that the little school has
opened nearby.
Mr. John Buffal0e has been on
the sick list this week. We are
sorry his health is bad.
Miss Tom Woods was called to
Toccopola last week by the seri-
GUS illness OF her mother.
Mrs. Ruth Price, of Mckenzie,
Tenn, is visiting ber mother. Mrs.
Georgia Reynolds. GRAY EYES.
Oxford eagle., 1904-07-28
Keel Happenings.

Keel Happenings.
h By More Anon.
Misses Pearl and IneZ Duval
have been spending the past week
with their aunt, Mrs. John Slough
and will attend camp meeting at
Lafayette Springs this week.
We are beginning to live fine
In the hills now as water melons,
peaches, apples and roasting ears
are abundant.
Mr.. Oscar Butler and wife were
pleasant visitors at the home oil
Mr.. G. w. Crawford last week
also Mr.. w. q. Parks and his com
pliments of the dinner were rather
exaggerating.
Nj. G. s. Patton visited his aunt
Mrs. j. N. Slough. this week.
Revs. johnson, Kendall and
Webb are conducting the camp
meeting at Lafayette Springs
May God bless their efforts in
trying 10 get the people saved
especially our young men, the
hope of the church and State
Mrs. Dick Gideon has beer
quite sick, but is convalesciDg.
Rev. II. l. Allen is holding his
protracted meeting at Midway
this week. May his efforts bring
souls to Christ.
Mrs. Nunnerly is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Joe Anderson fol
a few We .hs.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs
Crawford, left last week to max,
her home with another daughter
Mrs. Tate, near Water Valley
We will miss grandma as ladies 0
her age are scarce in our COM
mulity.
Abundant rains good crops ant
everybody seems joyous ant
happy.
Oxford eagle., 1904-07-28
HEALTHY MOTHERS.

Mothers should always keep in good
bodily health. They owe it to their
children. Yet it is not unusual sight
to see mother, with babe in arms,
coughing violently and exhibiting all
the symptoms of a consumptive ten
Gency, And why should this danger
GUS condition exist, dangerous alike
to mother and child, when DR.. Bos-
chee's German Syrup would put a
stop to it at once? No mother should
be without this old and tried remedy
in the house-for its timely use. will
promptly cure any lung, throat or
bronchial trouble in herself or her
children. The worst cough or cold
can be speedily cured by German
Syrup; so can hoarseness and conges-
ton of the bronchial tubes. 1t makes
expectoration easy, and gives instant
relief and refreshing rest to the cough
racked consumptive. New trial bot
ties 25 cents; regular size 75 cents
at all druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1904-07-28
ICornish -.
N By Ashful Girl.

Cornish -.
~ BY Ashful Girl.
The recen rains have done con-
siderable damage to crops in this
section.
Some of OUT corn and cotton
was blown down TO the ground
and we were compelled to take
hoes and strengthen it up before
we could pillow it.
Since my last writing Mrs Viola
Whlsent has taken her departure
and gone to rest in that beautiful
land where sorrow and parting is
unknown. She was raised in this
county and was loved by all whs
knew her. She was faithful and
devoted wife and mother and the
sad lonely husband four daughters
and two sons have our tenderest
sympathy.
Miss lila Welch and brother
visited relatives in D0gtOwn
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Ada, Sallie and Anna
Lusk and Paul Lusk attended the
holiness meeting at Lafayette
Springs Tuesday.
Mrs. Addie Coleman commenc-
ed her school at Slick Ridge Mon
day with 40 students.
Mr.. Green Lusk gave us an en-
lioyable entertainment Saturday
night.
! A large number of people from
our vicinity attended services at
Midway Sunday.
! Mr.. Joe Smith expects visit to
Arkansas now soon to look him
cut a future home.
Miss Una Patterson will begir
her school at Webster's schOOl
house Monday.
Oxford eagle., 1904-07-28
MISSISSIPPI AT THE
WORKS FAIR.

Our recent visit to the World s
Fair was in many respects a
most delightful one. The Missis-
sippi exhibit more than exceeded
all expectations. No Mississippian
need feel ashamed of his state,
as the exhibit compares fayora-
bly, with any state in the Union.
Commissioner Henry, who has
charge Of Beauvoir-last home
of Jefferson Davis-is a fine type
of the true southern gentleman,
and does everything in his power
to make Mississippians feel at
home, and get the best at the
Fair.
Among the exhibits which are
attracting attention, and showing
the resources of our state are:
The Horticultural Hall, which
exhibits all fruits and nuts raised
in the state.
The Agricultural Building in
which King Cotton, a colossal
statue 81 feet high, made of cot
ton, represepts an old king of the
10th century. 1t stands on a
platform 6 feet high, and is, Sur
rounded by all the products and
bi-products of cotton. The gen-
eral exhibit in agricultural hal
shows every farm product grown
corn, cotton, oats, rye, barley
wheat, potatoes, syrup, honey
wool, etc all artistically arrangei
showing in the best possible man
ner the products of Mississippi.
[ In Forestry, Mississippi shows
over 700 samples Of native woot
and lumber from the rough boart
to the finished product. This ex
| hibit is by common consent re
garded as the best timber displa,
in the big forestry building.
The state also has fine exhibit
in the educational, mineral, elec
trical, and transportation build
ings. All exhibits are excellent
and worthy of the state they rep
resent. Out of the meager sur
of $4,000 a magnificent shown!
| has been made.
Oxford eagle., 1904-07-28
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Purgcss News.
IL By burgess Bow.

The Burgess Ball team played
a game with the Orrwood team
at .Orrwood on the Goth, score
standing 4 to 8 in favor of Orr
wood On the 23rd the game was
repeated at Borgess., score % te
s in favor Of Burgess. A third
game will be played on the 9th
of August at Burgess.
The meeting started here al
Clear Creek Sunday.
Miss Jessie Holleman of Mem
phis, accompanied by Mrs. John
Holleman and Miss Bertha Booth
came on a visit to Miss Jessie's
parents last week.
Miss Essie Fades, of Oxford
is visiting Mrs. w. M. Gammil
this week.
Mr.. Melvin Holcomb returned
from Duck Hill last Friday, and
will stay until September.
Mrs. Jennie Galloway, of Mt.
Zion, is visiting friends here this
week.
Mr., W. M. Gammil made a
business trip to Coffeeville last
week.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
J. N. Cathy is on the improve
after being confined to her bed
several weeks.
Mr.. Reuben McElroy and wife
have returned from the st. Louis
Fair. They report an enjoyable
time.
Quite crowd of our people
attended the big picnic at Orr
wood on the Goth. They looked
nice and dry when they rode out
of Burgess, but when they rode
back, part that night and part
newt morning, they looked like
they had been somewhere where
it rains once in q while.
Oxford eagle., 1904-07-28
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"For is years l endured lnsufferable
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