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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
thousands q WOMB
AnE nADe WA Ann srps..
Ssoeso sely0A { PznAA0s 49,.
esspso1 essfs ~ ~ Fsss -.
ess1y osss naks 81 v~.m

Ih0rsa1cs upcu thcrsarxs e. L.
can women have h~ea r--tn-.-s =
h<aArh By LYDIA z Ptnxha-. -
BE Compound Their letters -
In Ma Pf1khau-s ozrr. aDd --1s
stasern<ns % he fars szd ~ .
boast
Ovrzhadowinx inxs<sd Il n.
OF tbs greas ne3<in<- and cuu-.--s
vita IL al other Eedsczr<s ant -
nent for women are exp<rir-u.x
Why hes Lydia z Pfn<kaz-s -.
Table Coopp11t scronrlish~.s =. -
sPr~ad resulss fog xuo-i7
Why has Il lived and th-s--.s
done its ef0<io1s work for a suar--- =
. centugy7
Sszply and szreiy hecazss e 7..
Ling worth The rezsuc no ok -.
scs1e has eve1 appruack<sa is s,n--..-
s plainly and positively berars. -.
IS no other E<ds<zre IN IN. vu.-ss =
good foe ~ounezls Ills
Tse wcuz3erfrl power Of L~E, =.
Frkharn's Vegetable Ccrurcu-,s -
the tazeas<s Of vuzrarki-.s i -..s -.
eaz<e !: s n srizzlant-ncsh .r-rz. : !.
. palliative. bus xzmr7y keraH~. : :.
SO 4-t8@ N~8t-TTA4A l114c Al -ur.-u-
x-r-1r-cr ever discovered 20 syr sfs-....,.
upun the us<rire system r..;-s-.i.
crUyS 6is<ase and sssrlar-rs.us. ,,.s
restoring health zzd virur
Nsrveio1s szr~< are reported -
al parts Of the eo1z-rT kT wvas., Va,
have hS<n cured trained uz-s.s -,
have Witnessed e-r-~-, sn.f rSrss-,-.
vko hare r~,pxzized the ul--u,. !,
LyS*z. Z Pizkhsns yexssaki.. en-
pound and are fair ersuxn % -
credit where Il e 1s.e- II p,vxs,a,.
cared 20 he frank AID op~u- hlu.t-.s.
ct sh-z would .<szozi<sare shzs So
constantly prescribe LYDIA Z PFus-
hams Vegetable CSur0urf IN $3.50.
eHses Of female Ills. As sh<r k-.srv \,
expersenr~ that Il viii eSex- a ,,,--
WoU<n Tho are rrurh1esf With -aii-A,Y
90 irregular nerssr-zatscr- hnrgszrs.
etousinx cor taszl~u~~A beu.tsr-a.ra'
flIlInx. fs1znna-ion or zis-~rasssu ~
the us<rusS OVARIAN troubles, ian.
h.eari1rs31xr te~lirr. Gxxsu--s'
fzinsnesxs in.iix~=s5or- 1ervvuss pru.-
trasi1r- 90 the bEs<s. should taEss i-u-
mediate sess0u t0 ward OF the ssrs,rs
Consequences and be restored 10 h-aIrs
and ssr~1xsh By taking Lysssa = Psus-
hans Vegetable Csup0und An7-sr.
write 90 Mrs Pf7khaz- Lyzn- Nass-
far advice Its frye and always h-IstrL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

cut ionSsr than the other a. the -cs
q the boEi part 80 thz, il zzy - bat
tozed over he lid Shczs1 - Ii1s-l
with satin the edges q Ehsch shozli
b~ TUNED II AT SliPSsilch.1 4 tri7-
osSo~ The edges Of aid. then ne txo
pi-oes are Plscs1 together and IA
elaine stitched close 70 the edge al
rozad A snail oz-ro1hole : zo-k=s
in the Zap. which Is fastened 70 6z1-
tna on frozf par
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

For those Who belse,e sh.r ice .zs<r
Is unhealthful the ola of the Lzrz.
eo1niries tsnd Mexico Is earnestly rec
ouzsuded II this hot weather. The
ola MexicznS pronounce il like
oly2 is q porous ezrrhen Jar It's
pores are Continually sweating little
beads Of water. which by the principls
OF evaporation. keep the liquid within
Al cool temperature halfway between
that Of hycr.rt water and that Of ice
water
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
RuEozKD OF ROYALTY.

Eari Ns-s0a. Eko = II lis eighty
secua1 rear. IS tie O1lT living per
xAo vaS a Es=ezr q The A1zse x
ior5s When Qzeez vicro-h4 caz's - i-s
shro7e-
Ki-g EdrzrEx rsig- hAz - 10
nsars hruzgkE sOE - Ike hart q
Lozsscn tr11gsz<oVEg A isz1lzg sr3-e
par~r lazszSs the lz-z taa- = sre1r
rorsboz e the troEss@zE q Prizcxsss
Margaret q CoazazzhE E1s purchases
In Paris
Tksre = soz-srhizg II TIE sofz
rursd cheek azd the 1irsrs c-tsoox q
Pri-csss N1rxzrsxss cazEf4 eyes that
recalls the early portraits q sAe graz
ezssn- ar1 there are traits Of ehxr1ctsr
that hear the ssze stamp. szch a.
frushfuizexs. clear tEssgAs. s2r-sst-
n>ss q purpose. al I2ss- aos east
-sarf-r co--o1 serss-
Ezgiazf-s fixture kir< Prince E1-
wara Of wzSss. ro~ II pears Cd. p.1s-
se<s-< a eAiE.1s hahit % saying TIE IT,
expected thing Whsa visiting kiag
Ef.are. the ether G1y. TIE king asked
hirz What - Vas sssdysz<- All the
little p-lzce said All 1eoz- Perrin
Wzrs~~s- ASKED who W-1rserk Ms.
tn@ rrfz-S replied He r-xssz1si hs
rzs 80 sou cf the king but Re wasn't.
- US TIE s1z % Respectable ra-sr-S--
Th>r- Is Singular coil<s8sz-s
aho1E tH~ tro English royal r-izressrs
Rand Lo1zse ThsF are h0tk ths
tsH<hssrs az British Eor1rvks~ sh<F
are q vsrT fair co-7ssxi1- ant 10th
zaTrt-s. ont Ct sh@ hood ROYAL Each
also selected Scottish r-~rS-tke tuks1
q Argyll 1-i FTf@-bnsa oe WA.ss~ ara
a. fair-s<i-re@ a. their wives sill
further goes the cofz<Sse-cs. SSr
ueifhs- a ne rov1I 5srAsxses has pre-
seated her h-shaz1 VITA n z.zle hss-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
HEART RIGHT
When BE Quit Cosss.

life Insurance Companies will M.
Insure = man suffering from heart
trouble The Reason 3 Curious.
This Is serious natter 10 the hus-
hand Or father $40 i soI.ei-o1s tar
the future Of his dear ones. Often The
heart trouble Is caused BIZ an uusx-
pecxed thing. ard can he corrected i.
taken IN tine and properly treated.
A man in Colorado writes.
Vas 4 great oo1ee drinker fo-
many years. and Ezs not aware Of
tne injurious e.erts Of tie habit iii
became practical invalid. sz1sripx
fro1 heart trouble, INDIGESTION zns
neryo1sness TO an extent that rnas.
ne ~rstenedly miserable myself ana a
nuisance to those who witnessed mr.
sursringS-
1 Continued TO drink Coffee. ho=-
ever. Tot suSpectinz tazt il vas the
cause Of NY ill-hszIth. I'll. on anplx-
inz Tor life Insurance. / wzs resac-aa
On account Of the trouble with M
nszrt Then / Became alarmed. I
foznd that leaving CT coffee hslped ne
t---A-!, . l quit II altogether. ana
having been attracted By the advertise
nents Of Postum Food Coree. l bean
its use
The change in ny condition ~z=
renarkahle. and 1t vas not long TN
vas completely cured All M all
nenfs vanished Ny digestion was
completely restored. M Nervousness
dlsappezred. and. most important a.
an my heart stszdied down and h.
came normal and On q second exzr-
nation ! was accepted By the life in
surznee Co Quitting Coffee and ~
Eg Postum worked the cure Na-.s
ovn BY Postum Co. Battle Creek.
Mkrh-
Iaeres 4 reason. and il : explained
Y tAe Hsti. hook. The Read 20 weu-
sii1e.~ in each rRg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
PRESENT FOR A MAN.
A Case fer Pipes Ny B- N.6e Z.
Def Fingers NJ Sail oztlay
Ct Tine and Trvzhl-

L1di-s ~ao Ike - zzss presents fo-
te-ir gsztl=z<z fri@a3s Vii E11 sueh
4 psPe-ease a. ne illustrate ve-y a.
c>ps1hl~- L can D f1sh5o1ei from TIE
top q pair u Ioa< lid or SUEDE
gloves o. a Pisc- g nsE ki1 Fay -
.sed Thers Arr tx0 Psecss. Oa= beizs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
TELEPHONE TYRANNY
ADVANTAGE AND pTsADvAS-
ZAGEs a MucH-usED
INSTRUMENT.

Minor Disoonsorts Saved By That
Weird co1trivanee On the wall
Reducing Gas Bill 81 TelsPhons
A Mans House Ne Loager His
Castle If He HIS = TeisPhone-It
Dis;uTts Ones Neals azd Demands
an Immediate Ans<sr-IzPo-ta-
nate Trustees Break late a Home
Evening.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

New York Is the largest single mis-
sion Geld in-fhe vor,d To-Day II is
estimated that ooly one-shird Of It's
pop1lAtion- both Protestant and
Roman Catholic. Is under Christian
Influence The foreign descent pop1.
lafioa IN New York Is larger than the
whole Of Chiezzo's population and
they read Is daily newspapers in for
essn tongues Congrexztio1Alism car
res On religions services in IL Ian
szAges-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

A story s tod i Paris of n sz,so
z2t. who rer-sses--. 4 Soz~h A-<r-
icsz rsSzeslc q f-w F>Ars a<a Tne-<
lad he~1 30 nazy r-Toazr1anx NJ ao-s
TIA. Tie 1.aacs-rs there ha- - tine
10 Sad hiz his salzry- But h- took
this 1issorz1.e DAihosop1scally. sod al
the furniture 81 tie lexzrS1z exrs.r a
bed. q table an1 sc1e chairs an1 or<--
p.@i exc rOo1 WITH lis pri1r1pAl n
taehe. vho cooked The zezIx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

WN1ulpsE >uU~rr1ate Nsreo&s-c
~ Of the United States Navy. in q
ie.-er f-c-s lST- z STREET. Northwest.
wzxAln<so1- n c. says
"Yoss Perzrs has kres ard Is sor
sseS Ay 50 6ssy Of ~ frSrsfs sns
scgssfsfsRccs IS . sEre care for cx-
TARA fksf fs@ cozrfrcrf Of RS czrz-
tive qualities nd fsssesifsfizxfy rex
e40ead ia 20 oil penoss ssff<rfsx
fFO9 fhsf eoGpksfsr-
Ozra--y ard ozr nz-rs-e thena.z-zi
r<Os-etsu1 OF oar e,SEu-ry-
Peruna IL The natural pruescsso7 o.
The zrzv and Raw IN the ri-zSss-1ses
Of climate and exu.o<g---
We have ca sc rhc-San.ss Of test
EnuSzls frOl P~oziE>zt reorse in the
Hzy and raT-
We eaa si-e ozr r-assers oclr n sight
<ii-zFsse Of the vas. array OF EzssoeRcs-eSs
e16S-s~1<nt< DR. Harlan J. eu1-
sszasly r-x~ErizE for his uiS-iy known
and e-@rS~Es r~=e,3v. F~-zrA
II yo1 d. rcs derive pruz7- z-i s1-is-
Actor reszlfx fruz the 49, Of Per-ra.
ErIs< zt c1s-e 20 Dr. : 4 Ea-r-z-
P-.~ssezs of The Haitian >azis4rizz-
CoixzbGs> Ohso
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

As ss=- % ss% k-ssA-z 90 sA- -
my Tie American Bankers zssoesarSoa
gives Cot The col1 facts tha- haak by
ziars@s In the Faz- year melted % an
aser1s- ezr little over g1.asss eacs
While the Burglars who we're eazxhs
are no~ serving seatenc-x sxxrex.riux
$50 pears
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
Ter Erxr CrzI

Tx yr1zx wsz11 n - s=r-- e The
Errae tsasr IA. w.asEsr~. saErir sae
Word -HS
sszt s1aE raxA- wAe-e yas a-~- -As
1s.es- t1suly- Il xEz III 70 Ssx N.
ysag Er=~- TIE t.sz-
ErE % vcu kzs1s- Aaar-esE s-snz..s-
e. JACK esErrsse Sgssv srsr ss-gasr AK
~ E-lzssrs-8ao e aizl-Cks1Egs Tr-srz-..-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
FIFTEEN YEARS or TORTURE
If<sz1g and Pzzztul Sores Covered
Heae AID Bsey-czr=1 II
week ~ Czr<zl

Fee -rfe~H Yeas nF sczl1 xnEz szrz>
4rss1 sks co., zzAss ef s.czAz- zzf7 M hs.2F
ia. covered wraA ~sxe<- Nerd. <xnpsr
express A-sr l szzers2 f-uzn IN. 5.xAIu.
H=sa FsKza- ! r-t assesy ss.nsrx an.
sr-aszae1<s- hxz cszs9 81 Ne k<se. Al
sas4 rsen NJ aepe ~s-w a fra<ns3 ralE m.
ezra sap AMI zzVtyz-. Czzmzrz Osus.
n<nr far t1rs@ &Er.- nv had wes a,
Saezr a. ever, x.u4 To ny sszrprssss AID peF.
S1e cake cf saz2 and coz hox Cd oSzr.
meat rsn3e Ga1z2s@r- cure N aEse week
lsagzr.s II b FrznkEz. II Nszszr-un
s.. Az<xAzzy, Pa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

LifessEing runs In the fagily Of J.
Parsons. young hxhternzn Of the
HoliO~s. Brenttort. England. rho. %
his trenryshird birthday. received
the Royal Humane societyis certificate
far reseuing tso boys from dro-nEnx-
His father saved - persons from
drowning. and the son nov has . total
Of y lives 10 his credit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
Erel-

He-Blank tOst E- Tag - n<ver
lets his wife know 49, m2eA zo-sy
he earns for fear sAe'u sp<zz Il al
See-And Mrs Blxax told Ne So
lad never le< her h1xaa1< knox rha-
she has q t0rru1. l. her eva ra-~
for fear heH lose il all-D<sroEr Fr..
Pr1wU
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

That ne~ second girl has besn a
soubrsrre Al some stage Of her career
remarked Mrs Keene-
What makes yo9 think sO.- said her
husban1
1ndse 80 from the gay she dus-s.
she nevsr touches anything bat ths
high places --Derruir Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

They saw she made her husband
what he is
HIN. Evidently she never had any
previous experience replied the old
maid ~ho once tholsht shs Eas %
ing 10 get hiu--Chieago Record iie--
aid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

ne 1---<E<1- sM-z- HAY e-er-a1y
n
YES
Nel- waI.,s gas Fzes b~zre-z F-z1-s
al El-szH ss4E--zer
\ zsag1ez.s.- I ssssa,sa-. ~ u Tazz-
Dezs1xrz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
Could Tell Him in a woms..

Mr. Nunn Z Bagss-S0E. the yoa
knoS what Kind Of house I = ant What
vii IL cost 70 build IL
Ehy-um-xhat vzs The
amount you originally iateu1-i to p1s
into the building 2-Chieazo Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

experience I thoroughly endorse your
remedy. and an glad % the oPFortun ~
for saying 20 Nours truly
lSigued MARY ELIZABETH LEASE
Foster NiIburn Co. Bnffalo. y. y.
Sold BIZ all dea ers- Prce, - cents
per hox-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

Mr. Rzcazrc TOOK ne ozs sox /.
rids II ais autoeoSiIe-
-D1s you have 4 good ttrer
NJ We didz'S r7e=z . slzsl< per-
scn rec1 ! knsz--Cze7.ls.c Ieas<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

-slifrssse1 ulaz Eha -eEis.eres Il
hcssi n = JOSEPH 40 casually
r=narksi t.at h nes-r Travelled Eith-
Ont his oVn 17ees-ap@- A. re sa-e
tine sIhlhitiaz ~ ca1Frivzzce -
carried IN case e fre.- n sald. 1
can =, Eysel. so=a frsu any hotel
-iatoE. Tie landiord sait sraveiy.
Our tsT-s for Euss-s with fires
caps are cash n s1vznee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

writes
rAar Sf< -
n any Of m Y
r eutishare uss'
Do0us iucy
Pills ard have
hen cured Of
bladder ard Kid
ney truuiie>. !
fe~lit m duty 90
recommend the
medicine tofhose
who suffer from
such diseases
frau Hra-al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

Fzthex-Yes- nj <cn. srrrrss-.r q, r.
VIA cszr a1zczs-1rx we're Ezssuk<rs
h1nss<rxzrr<a G<rE-xy-Bua- rar.
eao'r t<A0<xe tsaE- i sail s< A m
sszs- -sss1 sS=x sz7z, sz.a In ass =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
Al the Dou hr<y,

Mzry-Chilcrsn certainly are a care
NiIltc<nt-re<- fn6e~t- shau -
glad vhen they % ont q sssie-H-r
p~r's Ba-ar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
AMERICAS BRIGHTEST WOMAN
MARY Z. Lsasc Feels II Her Dzty % Reooz-
mad Dosn's Ese-ey Piiis.

Wary r Lease. formerly political
leader and orator 4 kansas- now
a-shcr and lecturrr-the only woman
ever voted On for United State senator.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

S4si- = Nt-< MA AK ls-S--Nr
4 L. >zzra- pam-er ans G-czrz-ar-
Nee=< A-eue a. - A.1~ street. -Aas
KY 1a-Ake~ ta~ ts<asr.ssx s-ssesHznz-
Ez@ 21s1 ~ Elah -as.w Ind &C
Fssln.- s1ne -ssst 4 - LEzaea.-A. sxhs-s
-<-Essez- AS zxA<rs 4rsa Eaazzssrlslnl
49, 81 ng tr~zs1- s;z,-zz~s a-1 sa.az = usHs
-. pea-ea- eEz Nss1<sxex e ~ : E1z-
mr. a gr-Hr ase1a q sssaz- n zDrs slzm.s-s
evwpa~sssx sszvess-t sa< ! had - 49, rs.s
eAzs-- - LA zesssrz- East srez zasn 4 sss.s
a Eesx Fza4szk =A<k
rr-B4 iseEr--s ne . ~ DssSfs
eg1-<g fzl-- 1a.4 I a~--sa tx .zsE-assss-
Arz-x ! bad SD III hrse s.sx I xsss ska-
- rRreE aNzE go 9 - sszz=- 49, KS
s'l1.-sss<sHstr Ezsrss=-l la ss-aas8 assx
= - ss1s<aa-f sa@ I'd 80 rNsz I rslzsE r.
4ns1az r-e~ rFssn rzzz u-4rlaz z1F a@ss-r-
a1s1T- Als@ E@rr -a7m a--sx } r.ns ansars1sissss-
, -zze-1 vel and A1Vux- E-1ssn- -ar-
g an sEns- Ns.&f : sss<x Fszz -eeu~-f
= - rs<ss q ~ .suG "A ~ ~zae Ez.s
r4sx VI HA~ssEs kaze ny srrz-ssz vr1sse--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

an szre Pssois Gre for Co1zzz.sso-
Es6hszz, Norx1sa, N Y Feb 4, lsN-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

WA<z 4 IA. SITS a. a girls .xz zzs1<- Q
tr-- ard plays a tanls to beg. s.e rAzzks
thEx = tAe Ezr zh=y zuz34 - CO d.
my alter Esey EeFe Ezrx8-c All lad
s<s<n e&zS&rxz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

s.azU yc1ng Asv VISITED Ia "A.
zz1 r<szrz-s1 daszzsae1- So r---.-E-.s
ra1f Lax hons s<rE 80 txzz rA~x we
<zgz<sAzz.s As4-re--S o Tar-,...--z-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

II z.<rx would ccaSre shez, sIzssou
Displays 70 sseras k1tss . vu@ss ID nnuss
% latse< hscA<Aorx 10 take had u IL
nasrlznazl xzze-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

William n Craze. the actor. savs I.
Frs learned Ehaf true love il ~ A.
eit=1tailF overhearinE : h-isf oozrsr-
szfion e-tEe~n . youzz Ezn and
very pretty girl ~Azd you-re su-= you
love re- she ssit- Love Foz-= e-ho@-s
TIE youns tsilo- WHY. darling
While ! Eas t.i1ias you zao5-hy 81
IT, porch lAsf night yoar dos bst a
large piece oat q TIE calf 81 ny leE.
and never nctlcel Il IT, sat hone
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

Al Gruber. The New YORK lzETsr.
tells OF southern friend Eho Ezs
visiting hin M Gruoe-. wishing %
Be hospitzbie. brought forth ! whisky
bottle AMI PLACED Il On the dlnlzg room
table He vent 10 the china elosst
70 get some WHISKY Elzsses On his
return he Eas surprised 70 So that
his friend had flied up az ordinary
water glass 10 the brim and xzs
about TO drink il Say. said Mr.
Gruber. What are yOu doing. Yea
drink that as II II we're cider -Cfasrz-
said the sOutherner. draining the gas.
do you think I'd take that much
CIDER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

A m4as szaziv wt-- xwsF So ! -lsGzxr
-scr Es1z.5a an. asf- Ana az arzzt Nzi
~ saErzsx- NA~a as wsae rx1xr-ess sA.s
sid 10 ~ r.1rrls- HAs Vasr Relfs t-rs
ssa==@lss< Ehs EszErps sasaz& 1set9 AID
rzSaE<s4- Anzzt< =-zElk e x11zes
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16
CUBAN

U. 5. soldiers who served in Cuba dur
ing the Spanish war know what this dis
ease is, and that ordinary remedies have
little more effect than SO much water.
Cuban diarrhoea is almost as severe and
dangerous as a mild attack of cholera.
There is one remecy, however, that can
always be depended up as will be seen
by the following certificate from Mrs.
Minnie Jacob, of Houston, Tex: ~ here
by certify that Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diaarhoea Remedy cured
my husband of a severe attack of Cuban
diarrhoea, which lie brought home from
Cuba. We had several doctors but they
did him no good. One bottle of this
remedy cured him as our neighbors:will
testify. ! thank God for 50 valuable a
medicine For sale by Muntzel Drug Co
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16

II have always noticed that when
the locust trees have a big lot of
blooms in the spring we lever sail to
raise a good corn crop" said a Gala
way county farmer in the Fulton
Gazette. ''You a always count on
having something to do about corn
gathering time if the locusts hang
full OF white flowers in May, but il
there is just a Scatter of bloom and
no bees buzzing in the limbs you can
just set it down that the corn crop
will be light"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16
mrs Business College Notes.
SEDAI.IA, MO.

Fred Sclragg has a fine stenographic
position with the c. & X. l. X. r., at
%Boonville, III.
+. d. Kueck has a good position in the
Bank at Versailles, Missouri.
We received a letter from Miss Dora
Faler who has a good stenographic
position with a lawyers firm in st Louis,
Mo.
We received a letter from Miss Enola
McElvain of Kansas City, Mo. She
writes us that she has been holding a
position for some time and is getting
along all right.
Lena Major has a stenographic posi-
ton in the Real Estate office of Gray &
Smith, at Clinton, Mo.
A. +. Johnson has accepted a position
as store keepers clerk with the Missouri
Pacific K. K. Co., at Osawatornie, Kans.
Leila Day was doing stenographic
work for the Arlington Pharmacy the
past week.
Fannie Dearick was doing stenographic
work for NJ. McCruder, attorney. at-law,
the past week.
Margaret Bridges has been placed in
a good stenographic position by the
Remington Typewriter Co., at Kansas
City, Mo.
+. b. Clark is now private secretary
for Assistant General Freight Agen,
Wrights of the Missouri Pacific X. X,
Co., at St. Louis, Mo. He gets to trav.
el all over the country in a private ca,
with all his expenses paid. His position
is surely an enviable one. He is very
much pleased with it. This shows VIVA,
a young mar can do in railroad work il
he has a little ambition. Mr.. CLARK
was formerly a telegraph operator bu'
gave it up to take a business course
He says he has never regretted doing so
The people of Warsaw. Missouri
wrote us to send them some one to ge
up a class in ~penmanship. We sen
Miss Dora Carter and we know that sh,
will make a success in her work. W,
are getting up quite a reputation TO
teaching penmanship and would like t,
have the public call at our school and lie
us show them some of the handsomes
specimens of ~penmanship ever gottel
, out in Sedalia.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16
NEVER HAD A WELL DAY.

Dragging out an existence is just what
any number of people are doing; they
scarcely ever have we'll day; all and
complain at all times. They are treated
by the family physician and possibly
have used numerous remedies, yet they
do not get well. To all such persons
Gay-u-ba is especially recommended, for
the chances are largely the sole cause of
their troubles is from disordered kidneys;
If so, Gay-u-ba is the remedy. Sold by
Muntzel Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16

An Irving barber advertises: '.If
you want your so~up-strainers pruned,
will block them out in any pattern-lip
tiokler, fantails, billygoat or peach
erinos. Haircuts of all kinds, from
a woody willie to a ring-around a rosey.
Ears washed without extra charge.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16
A DISASTROUS CALAMITY.

1t is a disastrous calamity, when you
lose your health, because indigestion
and constipation have sapped it away.
Prompt relief can be had in DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. They build up your di-
gestive organ and cure headache, diz
illness collie constipation etc. Guaranteed
at Muntzel Drug Co; 25c
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16
SPOILED HER BEAUTY.

Harriet Howard, OF New York, at one
time had her beauty spoiled with skin
trouble. She writes: II had Salt Rheu-
mati-m or Eczema for years, bnt moth
ing would cure it, until I used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve." Aquick and sure healer
for cuts, burns and sores, Doc at Muntzel
Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16
SPRAINED ANKLE, STIFF NECK
LAME SHOULDER.

There are three common ailments for
which Chanberlain's Pain Balm is es-
pecially valuable. If promptly applied
it will save you time, money and suffer
ing when troubled with any one of these
ailments. For sale by Muntzel Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16

There is a young man in Chilli
Gothic who is so bow-legged that when
he goes to see his best girl he takes
lap-board along.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16

A mean bachelor in Carl Junction
made a man who has a very thin wife
mad by asking him why he didn't get
her upholstered.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16

The etiquette editor of the St.
Joseph \ews-Press has deCreed that
when one says one has a boil it is
lot proper to ask where.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-06-16
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