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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
ANNOU NCENENN



Nr. q. " shannon aud ulfs. OF
CoheeyI4.~. Wrre the guests Of
Sheir n l,-er, Mrs. L u. Williams.
Suudly.
Nlr> J F. West. Of Water Val
Icy. VISITED relatives here last
week.
Airs, Nellie SIX visited friends
and relatives Ia Oxford last week
Lit'ie Miss Nira Williams i
visiting nsr sister IN CoT-evillr
Mr. Ell Parks and wite. of Mater
Valley. seTe the guests OF Mrs. J.
l.. <IHue-y Saadav.
Lsttie MISS Mabel Harrison Is
visiting her cousin. Mss Josie
Jrn&-n>, At >PriE.,Iale this xevk
NJ. Frank Fierchlll and vIf~
agd i.ttis children. C0riaae and
Dat OF Paris. Nere the guests OF
Mr. T. q. Ha-lsad la>, week.
We regret % state that MIS-
LsoI JAMES has been qaite IN
oui = uox imp -ovine.
Mr. Il r TAYLOR AM Itu,
daaSsfer. AEG.e Nav. OF Oxford
Ne-e the guests OF Mrs.. Sue Tav
(0v sunday
Farmers are pretty well thrOg-s
planting cotton. some i uo. ba
not looking well owing to the Ir-
and cold weather aud from tn
pr sent cat look corn will b.
worth Il osi per bE>hel next sea
soa. tor there l. less eOru piaates
aud 1soTe cotton in this pare o
the eoGaty tor a number OF wears
We dOa't kaOx whether - cen
cotton y blessing vet. bat ar
rather d0ubtfai-
This place WIS visited \ fpy
days ago By one OF the mos
eoDIeal locking men since We .av
the Australian Mid nan Whel
ne nrst made his Appearance y
thought him an escaped Iunatie
lie VAS abOat Il wears Of ars
white hair and looked a. thou =
- hadn't been cut in several Year
talked Idlotie and acted So. IN,
dressed Ike one. but must -,
be WIS the best violiRiss I eve
heard. hal a money belt aroua,
htm With severt. hundred dollar
u II lie US healed for the =
Louis fair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
RctAd Hsrr<-rS<


We are gia4 10 see warm veath
sF coming, 2s se think thar win
Ter has iastedzeng eaessa Tor tbs
season
1t seems ike corn and cotton i
The order of the day with the
t-Faers. bat tear that some have
Planted i little early.
Salse a eam6er Ut peoo,e fr,,u,
over the eounsy atIeated the
quarterly meeting al Midway LIS,
saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. George Foast who lives
nsar Mt Zion attended the QUAR-
seEiy meeting at Midway S4aaay.
Miss Dura Patton. of LaFaye,Ie
Springs, vas N cur midst Satar
dry and Saaday.
Mss Pearl Beard. afier a s.av
OF two xeekS With her sister Ms
Lucy Wallace. At Burgess. retursu
st home Saturday.
There vas singing a; Ir. Robs
Hydes Saturday night. All rr-
port nice time
Rev Mr. Fields preached an ex
eeiisas SeF40a NJ Bethel the lasr
third Sandy All seen To be
well PLEASED with him.
There VIII De singing at Bethel
t1e ssNt third Sunday aOraIny al
, -o'elaeS. Conducted by Prof
Johnson Al are invited
Mss Belle Keel nas retarcsS
home from C0&O. where she has
osea >aaee last Jaly with her uncle
Mr. Narrsn Gxan visited rsIa-
tiVes near lafayette Springs las.
SGEdsy-
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Goosshy and
four children, Of Liberty Hill
VISITED relatives in this eozsnuusfv
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. W. j. Weoten aud fsnil,
visited relatives II Oxford Satvr-
day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

TaskTak.; NJ ! r..
The heath CT cur community i
very good a. present.
Alter ~. tie frostS that zone IL
April Nav came and foana
plenty OF peaches
Mr.. Laarie Weosen. vhs vas
thrown cat 0f his wagon and hurt
IN March, IS nov able to be NJ ani
visited here Saturday.
There we're several Of eur boys
went hunting and fishing SAsar-
day. Pslrs Saipes AMI Frank
Bedea5lgga each killed eisAt
squirrels before breakfast
Mr. 5. X Bedenhaagh made a
business trip to Como 0ae day
las. week
Mr.. y Huston. OF Free Springs
Vas IN Teekviile last week.
Prof X Hlrmon, of GglIp0rt.
passed here 4 few days acs on bis
way to Tyro.
Mr.. Willitm Hoastoa passed
here >ansisy on his way To OK
ford lie vii always De on hand
II rcil call GA the arst Monday to
loox after the interest Of cur
e011ty.
Vita best wishes 10 the dear
Oh EAGLS and Its many readers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

Ava - Grown Sse~
We gladly we3c3l-e the war-i
sunshine aud hope 20 have rain
som % assist The germinaiioa OF
SEEDS aud gladden. the hearts q
;he honest tlllers Of The soil.
We ave thaaSfal TO state that
'he health OF oar community i
very good
Rev. Mr.. Munger. Of the Ual.
versi.y, was with Us sunday and
preached an excellent sermon to
large aud attentive congregation
Our sunday school Is excellent.
Il mikes Ger heart rel ice to see
- mach Interest Manifested.
especially among the young ue0p.e
Several OF our people anticipate
attending the district conference
a. Abbeville this week.
Lander - being haxlet to re
oEsi4 the home CT Mr.. AID Mrs.
Steve Galway. which Vas re
Gently destroyed By ire. They
lave been made 20 reaiizr II this
misfortune that friends IN a-etl
are frieuds indeed
We are nov enjoying tue tree
NAH delivery. whleh Is indeed a
Luxury. We Only wish all OF car
rusai trierts could enjoy the same
Will say to those Nh0 have
uaie inquiries Concerning our
small Contribution. that we ti.
Hot feel that cur little mite wug.
be missed since We have - many
good correspondents 70 enisy
Nevertheless We sSzil be glad to
cOntrt5gte at every convenience,
Quarterly conference eoaveRes
here the fourth Saturday AID sur
fly ii this month.
E Sorry to learn Of the Illness OF
Mr. Il G.. Slaughter aud sincerely
hope he Will soon receiver.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
MARION 4ARlAND

\ very Interesting feature Of the
>1c1szy edition Of The Chicago Recurs;
Herald ard enc hooked for hy ever
roman reader Of THAI paper. . tn
pnge devoted 70 Narion Ea~srnd
lndsr the b aiding The HOUSE wives
Exeeacsce guerries and answers an
pear On subjects whica eorscientiorl,
house wives enjoy discussing. Whole
some advice - given abcuc the care cf
ecIidrsn ard how 70 make \ bon.s
oeaaEit1i and attractive.
On the SINE page Are also 70 be
found some Of Maroon H1riaad,S IA
nous recipes She Z CONSIDERED n,
authority On this subject, uraav pec-
pc making * n practice 10 preserve
her recipes Whenever they are pub
ksnsd
A wo-d aAont Marion Ha-iand her-
SELF Thousands Of people Who have
read her ARTICLES are cesirous of kunw
Ing mere ABORT her Her real uaue
: May Virginia Tsrfgne. She vas
born Ia Ana.l.k Cou1sy, virginia. Dee
q ss3ts received n good EDUC atsou-
began 70 write scr the press .. u .n<,
= 1850 married Rev. Edward Ps..cu
Turn11e. Besides writing for Ia
press. she = the arrhor q a xrx~
number OF books. she has \ suuus-
home called S1nnyba1k n Pumpxor-
y J. but a preselc h living IN New
York City
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
Special Rates toTcNa>a
NisN the Is<sa Mo srnin

On Tuesdays. Nav f-5h. I1as III
and 3iss. July ssh ard 18th. August
mi AMI lss1 and September and -.
The Iron Mountain Route vii sell
Home Seekers tickets - a. points II
Texas. Indian and OS,aAo-al rerri.o-
rsss 11c certain points II Arkansas.
New Mexico and Louisiana NJ rae OF
one fare plus 500
These tickets 1-s limited - q DAYS
from Date OF sale. and viii allow stop
over 1t pleasure q The gong tip
within . DAYS
Let - know % x5at 2o-1. you WISH
70 %. and We viii sase pleasure IN
quotln- rates and yoi.g tGll intsr-1-
ton. address.
IL D. WILSON. J.P PAxxL
Il e. ?. y. I. P. Il
ia Nam street. Memphis. Team
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

L i said that nothing l. sure except
isash and tAxGs, bal shas Is rot also-
-sther true Dr. Kings New DiscUv-
err for Consumption Is ! sure cure for
al lung aud thrlar croQ1les. ra5us-
Ilds can testify 70 that Mrs. q. 3.
Va1 Metre, Of ShspherIlEown. ". Va.
say>s i Gl1 4 severe cas-. of Broa-
eaIsIs and tor : year trie1 everything
I heard Of b0. go- no relief. Que
bottle OF De- Kings New Discovery
then cured me absolutely It's ia
falh5le for Group. wAoopSns CO1ga,
Grip. Pneumonia and C0asuaaptI1a.
Try L. Its guaranteed BY \. n
Aeniel. druggist Trial bottles free.
Segrl1- sixss - c~a.- and Si-s1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
FEDERATION OF CLUES

The Convention c Federated
clubs Of Mississippi. which vas
held In Oxford, April 27-eS was
most harmonious in al Of is de-
hberations- The discussions Of
many important measures we're
conducted alons pleasant paths
with but few b-iars ard no tho-ns
10 lacecate tie lash OF feeling.
This was very gratifying TO the
lockers on IN Venice.
We realized that our Southern
women stIll adhered 70 the teach
ings Of the Goldea Age. s-be trcs
u your convictions. but above n
De ladies' Whez we thlnk a
the wrangiIng that goes On in
some OF the northern Conventions
we cannot bur wonder zhv o.
state wanted . enter The Iises.
vas : 70 be ! target. Or 10 we
want % train a. pull-ists,
he question of Free scholar
ships x1s discussed II le7-th By
Mrs Lose. Mss Alexa19s- a.;
others Of the convention. an
agreeing thar II : = Robe under
taxing and enc THAI should be
encouraged All expanded. Tbe
Federation 1c< has fau- q these
scholarships; one a. theI-I-EC
e1e a. the Wo11n's CalIs-a. Ox-
folds oce Il TIE Nctfa.-N -L--,-s7
institute IN Meridian: and ore A.
the East Mississippi CoIgsra. 40
n Meridian The -oae- for
The support of these seholarssfns
l derived fro2 voluntary e,7u.-y-
buttons from federated clubs ara
In1lv1iuals- There vas rsr n,onsw
enough II the treasury the pass
year 70 pay al Ct the expenses Of
the four girls, one. was wiling 10
20 into the kitchen . v7o-k for
part Of her expenses. She makes
biscuits; beginning on the bis
eui,s for supper az 3 o'elaek. au1
working until 5 o'eleek. She
does nes Do the baking, only nix
ing, cutting, and laying in the
pans: this takes Ccch Of her time.
from study or recreation. We
trust the Clubs VII see that she
may not hare 81 nueh manual
work another year.
Child labor vas ably discusses!
by Mrs H. II. Butr OF CIarSstal,.
few joining IN the discussion. the
question Of child labor Is not vet
! burning one in our state. we
are 10th TO believe II ever vii De
unless our people persist in their
Efforts 70 bring foreigners in.o
our beloved land then al viii De
changed and not for the better
nent OF the state or people There
are many things more 10 Dc de-
sired than immigration from the
Sums Of the Eastern states of this
Republic
civic Improvement Is receiving
considerable attention IN nanv
towns In the state. the reports
from these places we're fall ans
causing the ho2e 70
spring up N the minds Of Oxford
women that some sweet 5av the
hltehlrg ehssh around ocr court
house vii be relesatei % shs
rear, that papers ard oshsr debrss
may nnd a creDas0Fy Or soue
place Of repose other than the
streets, that now make drivinr
almost ! thing 10 be feared, shall
De smooth ard free froca aud and
dust Speed the day. when we
s12l De proud - show yIsss0rs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
l1cfair-s<s lrfsr

List Of Ezeiaiziet mail matter fsti
IN the Oxford. Mss, Pc-s-Ocses for
the wsek saiiRs AP<il % tsat:
Campbell. Nc
. Hines, Miss Iowa
) Love, lanes
Ellis, John Ed
) Z u Kiss Bette.
s Dsrksoo. y u
: Caa.NeL " v
: ThcnPsoa, NRnie.
3 WEBB, si-s Cophex
10 kI1x. Mss s-ase-
II haIl-o1, lis. Virginia.
- Brown. Mss Bette
u Johasoa. Joe.
Il gc41SuG- II. W
Is Eyer1-G- Eiss Minnie
Is B1rseS. 1siSs Salils-
Il Foster. CEE-y-
= I1ye>s Sophia
- B2ssuc1- v {.
= Cook. Izs-e SIM C
n hen ealing for the above pleas,
give No OF lSEssz and Gase ADVERTISE
Z :. PIER (, p. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

Dr. h.rAer's Liver and Blood S~u,
-. ban ssea n Thousands Of hor--s for
2ky-svo yss<s with perfect ecnSi<nce
r,d the most remnkahie resa,rx
T1e great s1rre. Il shis rrm<,sv X d.
o tn fsct tAat Is formula (which cnr-
ss<s Of sacAn, Hyfrzzxea Nans-.ke
sehsw DAD. D.a.ielinn. Ssrxaasr,r.
s<.f.a. Sezna and Iossse Of Pu,rs.ssu-l
rs se<. Ee<iy ruhFisAel
poSsnrs sad Druggists every.h<-e do
sce aEzn<e b recrrzlend prxra-z-iun
<hieh sA<y know Contains she b<ss-
s,n~a remedies sur oorrees;nx Al irrsx.
aRsnes Of the Live. Kaizeys or Blood
nd rAe Gsenss ezzsed By the ss-u-~ Of
A-s tza<Ssas % p<-sara their proper
Innuszz<is 1t SICK ores q, whom Ete
a~s h<<a burden bar. xrst-<a x-z-sf.l
ess<rs sa-s ssA<-s might prast By sA-s-
exa<z<ace-
E2Ss.-sa Sz1rx. tn. View n rsu=.
sz1<r.ag s<r-ihzy VIA inf x~s-,p. -,
k..zs<y sru.eae ssz s<ar - NJ - ..
asU1kAa1g - r<i.<ve -
- - - pzckzZe af DR. r1srS<-~
Lr.x - Wn.4 sSrz1 cnncsazte.f - ~ 1.
=. - - s.,pix sr>s=fa1 . NJ dr-sxxiss
~ ss<a s.HHr~r eu~ g.
d r1D<1uwn euniirsnn m -. - !
- - nzy rur<1rex czuuurprv $3.50 -
skar 1nnEzn<< 1af afA<r zxanx nod a-ss.- -
pn<4n90 q yonx Ll~<x aad nrz,d S.--, =
- - I'D n.1rry - ever ID . NJ : = -
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nes<19r10s vazex~z Il kzzner s-o-s,- -
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t1E - szx reD1ty rive - x,-. -. :
sd psr1n1<1k .<zse[ 81 ena rat --- -
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w. - . an<x<S.s p~Sav
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
GOOD SPIRITS.

Good spirits doz,s all come fror-
kentucky Their main so1-zse y the
Evsr-a11 al the S1e spirits ever
made II the Blue Grass State could
not remedy \ Dad hveror the hundred
and one III effects Il produces. Yea
can't have good spirits and I hac
hver n the san time Your liver
a1-st DC N iaS coalition Of yon would
tsel eaoyans. happy and hopeful.
orighs q eye. Light Of step, vigorous
ard soccs>s<nl IN your pur-cit. You
can pat yoQr liver IN ira coalition by
lsirg GrSea's August Ftover-sks
greatest CO Al necieiaes for the liver
And - mach and 4 certain cure for
dyspepsia or iadlgestioa- u has been
tasOrits household remedy for oEsr
shIrty-dys years August Flower
VII make your liver healray and ac-
tive and taGs ias1res VOC 4 liberal
supply Of good spirieS.i Trial size
> cents Regular si-s IS cents. For
sale by Il II. ksGieL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

By local Applications. "a they can
not r~ucA the diseased portion Of the
ear there > cnly cue say 70 cure
deafness, and that - b. constitutional
ren1<,iSss- Dsas1s<s - eazs-sss bv an
infi1me-i cordikisn % the -ausc5as I'm
irg ct the ku-s4-hsa1 rune. When
thEs tube Is i1a1n=d you have a run
ing so11a 81 imperfect hea<iay, and
wnSn Il = entirely closed. Deafness -
the r-=ui. AMI a-Isss ~. iufarulri \
can be tiSe1 sGs ard sAss The -ssea .
ed - - normal eondfEi1n. hearin :
wIli Be DESTROYED ta-exerS nine cases
cut CT ten ara errsest oy ca.a<-h-
which i L0eki1g ouf an i1rt-n-i CO |:
Orion Ok tie uucugss surf1resN Y I
vii give Que Hundred nols,-s foe
any case Cf Deafness sl1<e.i 81 en-
TARA tnAs cannot BE cured By Halls
S1.Arrn Cure. send tor cirvula-s free
:. J. CHENEY & CO.. Tolesl.l. q.
Sud BY druggists. - cents
Take Halls Family Pills tar eon<tl-
pdtio1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

J. 4 Guilslse, Of Verhsra- Ala
Wis sNses II the hospital from J
severe case q pics causing "a tun1ors
Sfser doctors and al remedies tailed.
SacSisn's Arnlca >1lys quickly N
rested further Inflammation and cured
him. Il ce1qCsrs aches and kiln
P-.i--- : esacs n A. II Ks1Sel's drug
store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
ACCEPT 40 >xFs,rfrrrE.

There Is nothing Just rs fgocd fsr
Malaria, Chills and fever IL Dc. Men
dsnhal;fs Chin and Fever Cure Take
L Is Il general to1i. and Al al times n
pl1ce Of Geinire- II !. fails 10 give
satisfaction send 10 ]. q. NsadenRall.
svaasyil.ss Ind. and yss your usoaes
lack
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-12
PUBLIC
FOR
IRRIGATION AND E7AIER0AD
SCHEMES Ar LANNED
COST OF S 1o7, 900 900
THE NILE AREA

LONDON, Aug. hi srestingi
and bulky Blue Book Was issued
the Foreign ONCE this event
contains the report of SIR. Ham
Garstin, Under Secretary fol. Public
Works in Egypt, pom he basin
the Upper Nile. and q tiispafch rom
Lord Cromer. the British affniste and
Consul General In Egg pit, hicfl 50
the irrigation and railroad sctisnIss
suggested by Sir VIII liam
resent an estimated ex pend iGIsse
about $4,000, 900, of eli about
sG5.o0o,o0o viii be used "a IL he sts8s
opments of the Sold an and bDff SSss asss
100000 in the develops
The whole irriga Z
broadly on utilizing
for the beenfi of
Nile for the benefit of Soud tam .ord
Cromer says that he carryin ot, Of
the greater porter an the q II
may be postponed for lstlf93.
about S27oO0,0 900 should be nti izga
an early date In canals for ,tsss
raising the Suakim; Berba r Tread
and in other Develop Of
which wi II Id rge1ys s. increase
the revenue from taxes. 5asss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-12
He Lost His Case.

Judge Emerson. one of the most elo-
quent men Illinois ever produced. was
once taken down completely in a speech
at DECATUR said an attorney of Chi
cage. 'Hc had n case in which there
We're some peculiarly pathetic circunl-
stances. the rights of young girl
whose property had been squandered
and who was reduced to destituticn be-
ing involved. Judge Emerson made the
most of it, and as he closed his speech
solemn hush had fallen over the
courtroom.
''Tears stood in the eyes of the
jurors. and even the judge coughed
sympathetically and hid his head be-
hind the trial docket. His opponent,
whose name have now forgotten, saw
that the spell had to be broken in some
way or his case was lost. Arising
slowly to his feet and in Il voice of
deep solemnity and with slow delibera.
ton, he said. Gentlemen of the jury.
let us continue these solemn exercises
by singing the One Hundred and Fiji
tenth Psalm A roar OF laughter fol-
lowed from the audience, and Judge
Emerson lost his case
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-12


tai ANN
y Isl es
lous spec linen tleS
Jungle of NeM CITY Az teT one
Of the most perate tatties ever
Witnessed betwe en- an beast
Many an innocent reie1. IA 81 Hem
a victim to the strengt aafl itss
of the Tammany iser nd sany
have been his 5conqu q rave men
have started out: vi 81 q finiite Ian
of action to do battle wit SER
and few have return anscathed In
his native lair he is tons
strength. and the utmost ST rategy
was necessary to capt ure him. sat-
isfy his Unsuitable thirst this lIraa
allowed himself to be enticgd
from his native haunts tos the Ids
of Missouri, where he found Il tla opl
posing forces SO strong that ha
forced to retire somewhat the worse
for wear. He is now as gentsss
lamb, but his many scars MARI NE
battles he has fought
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-12
Etiquette of the smoker.

The etiquette of the smoker is not
observed in Philadelphia. according to
a globe trotter. In many countries.
especially IN Spain and Cuba, where
such etiquette is most jealousy guard
ed, Il man who is smoking must be
sure, when asked by another man for Il
light, to present his cigar or cigarette
for the purpose. To offer q match is
to imply the social inferiority OF the
man who asks for the light. SO that be-
tween two strangers such an offer is Il
deadly insult and sometimes sufficient
to cause a duel. When. however. the
difference in social grade is so market
as to be visible in clothing and accou-
terment the match may be offered
without offense. When the lighted
cigar is offered it must not be thrown
away, until the man who las offered
it has taken at least one puff Other-.
wise the insult is grenter than would
have been the offering of the matcn.-
Philadelphia Record.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-12
Whiting Cards.

The Chinese. who seem to have
known most Of our new IDEAS. used
visiting cards 1000 years ago. but
their cards We're very larSeN and not
really the prototypes Of our visiting
cards, as they were on soft paper and
tied with ribbon. Venice seems to
have been the first city in Europe to
use cards. Some dating from the lat
ter part of the sixteenth century are
preserved in museum there. The;
German cities followed the Venetian
custom 100 years or so. Then London
followed suit-actually followed suit
for the first visiting cards in Great
Britain We're playing cards or parts
of such cards bearing the name Of the
bestower on the back. They were first
used in England about 100 .5zs w do:
not know WI hen they We're first used
Ia this country prob bly, not Ion s. after#
their q l;st = troa net ion INTO Bri fish y
sing n special price
on porch nd lawn swings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-12
STANDARD OF Zeal

Baltimore Sun.
That wealth is one Il MOST COM
parative terms, those moderate
circumstances often being cons cred
rich by persons Of less neanssF
aptly Illustrated by an oil eoloraH
nanny q in East SSBalt Gilmore EeraI
days ago. She had been slless
laundry work Of a certain farnii sorsss
quite while, but deci ing to leave
the neighborhood,s She had come
tell them that she would
be able to perform these duties
lady of the house, Wishing tai SCENE
another good washerWon1a
of the faithful ma nan Il, as to { he
liability Of another coIoret oIIl
whom she happened ste5
next door to- her. We
2stsI Iissalsss rep1isd
dark WomaI II
ia ss;s$ she's rich, she hss ge,f s
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-12
Universities, Home ana Ia Foreia Il,

| During the nineteenth century Ger
man universities led the world In
erudition and scientific inyesti tfons
and their great professors at traced
many students from q parts UT the
But times are altered. Having my
self been engaged i'm ed1lca tionaI aWork
as an American college professorfnt
good part Of my u N ami God have
naturally taken onsiderable interest
in the life and work at he various
institutions Of learnins In ii conn
try, and it is my impression ii
facilities for higher education
proving in the United States rnNeis
more rapidly than ifsS German Issss
spite all our imperfect Ions one can mot
but admire the great upward stridsS
which the American system sftls
cation, from the shnmbl istTact
school UP, has been making dufI
the last few decades
American educational Z ms III til ions
are the best equip se,l;l as.ss
I know but one GerrnaI uni III
that can claim to- be up to Tile
in this regard, and # stands
the list of attendance. here is AM
steady progress al I along the
public instruction
States, and particular
class. of universities.
The regular report OF MS
versities will ntinue tosshoSs ts
tendance of American stud
Though their numb Der naas
crease materials II, sti ii the com
And tits well thai thu ht,atl
ticularly those that haye III
tain lines for Gerasnns
inently the land of spacia1ist and tss
must be admitted that German
votion to special work
to the sum saaIsd
Henry 5feaericls