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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30

The Widow Jonesp make as we
think there is none better These
will all go at the following low
prices =
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30
Cub Bear Robes

tnyorder TO close. out our stocEg q
robes before 1dsentbr5I Sss lwitl offer
our cub bear robes at s7.5C each.
These robes are extra large size meas
iufing 81 GO inches, and lined with
dark green plush. Mail orders will
receive prompt attention. Vim II.
Frear 81 Co, Troy, n. YIN 81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30
HArsl HATS! HATS.

We have gone through our stock
and picked out all the older shapes
and put them in two lots and
marked them 25 and 80 cents, for
Your choice. These. are. bargains
for anybody. wanting "a cheap hat
for everyday, as they were Of
them 2.0Q. and 800 Hats.
! eThss bahnceaf the, Hats and Gaps
that safe Sall right every wayI we
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30

BIG FIRE AT OMAHA
-
Nebras5Gs great oily a Prey
to t1 Flames
MANY LARCEsRgNpESgS DESTROYED
J ~
Entire Fire Brigade Could Not For
Many Hours Get Blaze Under
Controi-No Loss OF Life
q Hocc'nred. F$
oMAHGtSeG,s All, so.4N hEe bcrs
has totally destroyed a half blok 81
avctstory.dbdilduies.a eontnliiIng &aiuG
bic stocks Of wholesale ands commits.
sion firms. Despite the efforts Of the
entire fire department. with half hun.
drcd streams playing on the Aameg
they continued TO spread l1lHldjfrnage
to the extent of 100000 hqdbefh done
The flames gathered such headway
before the firemen arrived that they
could not be checked. They spread
rapidly to adjoining business places in
the same building and by LID. o'clo,k
had entirely ilesirOye,I 1t solid half
block Of five Story buildings Between
Harvey and Howard streets and Elev-
enth street and the alley in the rear.
o..
was AT work on the burning buildings
with the entire equipment OF the city
fire department. throwing half "A ham
dred streams on the interior Of the
buildings. the llames continued to
spread for several hours. They ate their
way into the building occupied by Porr
ter. Riorson 4 Ioobler CO.. manufac-
| turing chemists. shortly before =
o'clock. and a series of explosions FOL
lowed, causing the flames to spread
with renewed vigor. Adjoining Sny-
ders commission house on the north
were -four other commission houses
and tbe fire had developed these places
before streams could be started on
them
uThcse firms occupied the FIRST story
and tlie1 baseInenb OF tbevhveJ story
building on the corner Of Eleventh
and Howard Streets The upper four
floors were occupied by the NJ. f.
Smith Dry Goods company ms a storage
hDise The stocks OF .Rif tllese1frnis
were soon in ashes. The flames attacks
ed the five story bulldIpg. occupied, by
the f. p. i<irkendali Shoe company
covering a quarter OF bioek. This
structure was an entire Joss. toeethef
with the stock Of the k1irsenfdall COM
panY.
or6 the west n this building wasat the
Martin-Cott Hat company. wholesalers,
whose stock, was almost entirelyOde-
stroyed The flames then spread TO
the Porter. Riorson & Hoobler Co, de-
stroying the stock and building. Q 1o,1
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30
To Prevent the Grip Z

and Gripfefnedy, removes the cnise Cant ytAe
fuh name and look for signsthre Of ". Grove
&c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30

Il This has been one OF our strong
est lines, as we have handled only
the best makes such as the Dutch
'ess, the Johnson, the Orange and q
few Of the finer ones made by the
regular clothing makers, all Of them
goods thai, are right every way.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30
Operation IN, on CHA Kin. Doctor.

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. 30-Dr. II, T.
Bienheman, formerly house physician
off a New York hospital, died from
blood poisoning as the result Of mp cpp1;
Grafton he assisted in performing ip-the
hospital some tihIe ago Dto. Brehnenan
wa the physician in the Prihcessssnae
hotelI Virginia Beach Wien he receiSed
a, call to New York. While. operating
on child DR.. Brenneman cut finger.
Blood poisoning followed, and, al
though DIR. Brenneman had the best
medical yatieation in New, York and
hero hs iiish He was thiftyStotd years
oiof and unmarried &AA~f - N3~R&
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30
steamer Manhan-.t burned.

NEW EOND6N, Conn, jim. 80. 4'phe
stea mer Manhanset was burned almost
to the waters edge early yesterday, ,
She was the property Of the Mon,
tauk Steamship company and was EN-
ployed ~ a freight and passenger car
rier between this port and sag Harborc
The boat was tied up to the dock
after .discharging her cargo. and all
hands had left with tile exception OF
the watch The cause Of the FIRE Is
not known, the fire, being, ALMOST hep
yopd control when discovered by the
watcfiman II is thought that she is
damaged beyond repair. Eitac3 90 S
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30

Az the lecture in Library Hall on
Friday evening at ! O'Clock DR. ~. II.
Campbell Of Bellows Falls will speak
on tuberculosis OF the human body.
The lecture is free. I0
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30
Suits that were $500 now

H Together with these we have
picked out a lot of suits, where we
have one or two OF a kind, that
have been selling from $50 to 1900
and marked them at the one low
price OF $50. . 81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News sfths TS~a and ylIIsss Tot
NEr,4t,y ipr ns'y ItsAdsr''
Harley Warren has retagned to Bos-

ton .eila'~''aasiaH' .i'''ffsr'@
Room IA enjoyed slelghrlde Fri
day eyeatsg-- ~s<%}H
Harry SssrpNwss houa from Orange
over Sunday ss',Te, A ~,
ssFaS Harpout and Rollh Ienney
wore g Troy Saturday. h
\ John y Stehlhan leftMonday morn
fpg,to speudH week in'arlyills, Pa.
MissSNan CleeAorn ofr'roshas been
WISHING Mr. and Mrs William c.
Bull ~ "
ReSsc. w. TDwleA is attending a
preachers meeting Ie NechaniSsiile
t99qtay3 4 "
Y Mrs James Moprlssey won the shoes
sin theAG clap aataM J. 7schwab's.pSat-
urdaH
Mildred aud Earl Brown entertained
agfewApi their friends Saturday af-
'teepoonAat their home on Webb street.
Miss Grace Nichols entertained ten
of her young friends Saturday even.
Jog. Different gamesi etc, AAwere pro-
yided for entertainment, ut the close OF
which supper was served.
AT the lecture in Library Hall on
Friday evening at Z O'Clock DR. ~. II.
Campbell Of Bellows Falls will speak
on tuberculosis OF the human body.
The lecture is free.
Rev John j. Cullion who isnow cur.
ate at ST Mary's church in st Adams
conducted services AT st Francis de
Sales church Sunday. lie was greet
ed nv large audience. of his former
sownspeople with wnom he is popular.
de as ordained to the priesthood the
Sunda, before Christmas
w. II. Nichols for some time with
the Electric Llght comnany, is tempor-
arily OF dut, and is travei Ing on tue
road in the interests of the &c eral
Elect lie company, placing on the mar.
ket an insu,ator on which he received
patent few years ago. de has al.
$50 just received another patent onfa
electric appliance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30

Buy your pants now for the sea-
son, for an extra pair always comes
in handy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30

Everything in nur svoreat cut
price, no matter " ether it is a
winter or summer suit, ell have got
to go.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
The Army and Navy.

In eounsctton With our foreign policy the
president discusses the coucltion Of eur
army ard navy Considering ire small
run Der Of cur soldiers. he says. they should
BE trained as reariy pe-fec; as possible
COntiruirg he says -Prsvisse1 sse1-1
be made BY sufficient appropriations fer
maneuvers Of a practical kind 80 tnat TIE
troops nay leArr ko< to take care Of them
selves under actual service cor r1iIi1ns.
every rsArch. for instance. icing made wf.h
the solcier loaded exactly as he would be
In an active campaign. TIE numoer OF
posts in which the army Is kept in tine Of
peace should be materially DIMINISHED and
the pests that are .eft ma1e co-respouc-
inxiy larger Promotion BY mere
seniority can never result IN a thoroughly
efhcient corps Of of-ce-s IN the higher
ranks urisss there accom- pAnles II a Wig
orous weeclrg-ou: process such a wes1-
lnx-out proces<-sh2t Is. such a process Of
Scsec.icn-is a chief feature Of tie four
years course Of the young officer at wsst
Point- There is no coed reason why IL
should stop Immediately upon his gracu-
aticr- After n certain age has be,-S
reached the average officer is unit 10 do
good work below a certain grade Pross-
sion should be made for the promotion OF
exceptionally meritoriogs ne1 over the
heads Of their comrades ard for the retire
ment Of al men who have reached a given
age without getting beyond a given RANK :
this age Of reiiremert Of course changing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

Contsttors in the Phiipplne is-Arts are
<~r&rally satisfactory TranGGtiify has
existed during the past year vita the ex-
ceptIou q few minor disturbances
4 paragraph II devoted 20 tire further
arce q an Ar4rican merchant marine az1
TIE atfsrtler af congress + calles. 70 TIE
report % the merchant marine eonnis-
sloE-
Tse p@-sisn hurvau = eossratula;si for
Es excellent werk during the past year
Recon- ner.fsstl that action he i4ken b. cor
greSs lcekinx q government care cs
xraxes e corfe,.@-a.e-
Regarding TIE eurr-ascy. fne presttent
saws tnar ineaiioa mass - Avci1et. but
that xou@ prosEsicu should BE- mate that
all insure a .ar<er volume OF rronsy ear-
gnx the f&l aE1 xinter months than In tie
ixSs active seasons of the year
Enartn@nt cf a law 1irects. against
srfb.ry ard corruption In federal electioEs
= again urged
LszsS.atEsa favored 20 esvsr eases Of
breaches Of truxs in tke pubic service.
Iexissatioa ee-ferfng American citizer-
ship or al eitizsns Of Porto Rico Is atvc-
catesa
Rs.ozrsueea that In1ian Tsrrtrcry an-
ok.ahoEna 4n1 that Sew Mexico ant Ari-
rnaz h~ admitted into the sniou as two
st4fes-
Cemp,ete revision OF the eopyrixhs 10
meet modern eonsitisns declared neces-
sary-
ne xork % tke civil service commission
= Commended and the careful consi1era-
fion Of the Recommendations ma1e b tEs
commission Is urged upo1 congress
G0veransEt work ir connectisz ~irh the
eozstrucrion az4 maintenance Of ieyees
aloag the MissSSsippi should be eoniia-
us9
Pensloa favored fer members q TIE lfs-
saving service.
In the judgment Of the president inne1t-
ate steps shog.s be taksr for TIE fortinca-
tion Of the Hawaiian isiar.=
E-ectfve delegate 70 eongre<. ix recon-
rsn1ea for A.Aska-
Saturalixati0n avs are IN reed Of revt.
sior- Favorab.e action hoped for on rspor;
Of con mission appointed By prest1ent 70
revise them
Abo.ishnent Of fee system Of cur een-
su-ar service favored Other reccnnenca-
TORS for be;terment Of service also made.
Several changes II TIRE pubic lard l2ws
are recommended Recent teveiopEsnts
have gives rev urgency 10 TIE Feed fos
such changes as vii ii these Avs to zets-
a. present conGitiors-
A lax reguiAs4zg interstate commerce ID
misbrarsed and adultsrated foods. 3rtnks
| and drugs Is urged
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

Admiral Choaknin, at Sebastopo,
teiesrapas 10 ST. Pstsrsburx that the
tempest OF war has ceased. but that Of
revo.ution still RACES.
A workman approached a soldier in
Warsaw and shouted to him TINT mar
tiai Law had been abolished. The SOL
der evidently Giant believe 1t. for be
shot the workman dead.
Father Gapon has fed from st. Pc
tersburg to Finland.
II is understood that the whole Cos
sack force OF the Russian empire will
he modified. numbering $4,000 men
They are the only troops whose loyalty
Is undoubted-
he SebastopOl mutineers have been
cefeaied in a regular pitched battle on
land and water. and such Of them as
survived are nov prisoners Some Of
the leaders are said to have been sum-
marily executed.
A number Of arrests have been made
Of soldiers Of the ears special regi-
mests Of guards for having dared TO
circulate and present petitions asking
for the redress Of grievances
II Is irtimated that 10. .0oe workmen
are locked out in ST Petersburg.
The Russian cabinet has definitely
resolved TO raise the state Of siege in
Poland.
Peasant troubles have broken out at
Plock, Russian Poland The peasants
have torn down the Russian eagles On
the caatonal buildings.
The president and all the principal
members Of the congress Of peasants
at Moscow have been arrested under
the authority Of martial Law.
A number Of repatriate9 Port Ar
thur prisoners sent To vlAi.vostok for
enrolment in the local garrison have
revolted. killing two Of their oeicers
and wounding five others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

Uppen-I saw you at church last
Sunday How do you like our preach
err
De Ayer-He's a rank plagiartst- Al
most everything he sid was taken
from St Paul and other New TessAr
ment vriters--Chicagc Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
Heard It Before.

Johnny said Mr.. oldham. who vas
oourting a young widow. you are q
hne. manly little chap"
YES" said the widows small son.
seornfuIly. THAT'S the same chestnut
all the old guys spring that hang
around here tryin' y cop out ma
Cleveland Leader
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

Naturalists say the smallest tree in
the world is the Greenland birch This
miniature tree grows TO a height of
less than three inches. although ii
spreads over . radius Of two or three
feat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
Lessons for Porters-

II ID stated by the London Globe that
with the electri6cation of London's un-
derxround railroads an effort is to be
made 10 teach porters the proper pro-
nunriafion Of the names vf stations-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
Costly Onions

Onions have become so scarce in New
zeaiaua that they are realizing from
si7 to SIS ton At Wellington. which
i from Eli to els higher than prices
IN Lol66--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

About 300 species of mosquitoes have
been described. and 1t Is estimated that
go more exist Giles recognized only
Is species in the whole OF North Amer
lea. but Florida alone claims - spe-
cieS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
MtS>I>>lPPIAN.

The PRESBYTERIAN Synod Of Nf-s;s<irri
ret at MERRIAM last week with good at
tendance of representatives. both clerical
and law. The opening SERMON va
preached bv Rev Mr.. Svdensfricser. Of
Corinth Roll call followed. after which
the SYNOD prnceeied 10 eier; a Hoslcra-
tor. Rev. :. C. Caldwell. Of Harrlhursf.
being unanimously chosen. there being
no other nomination Y. W Mosei-. of
o&olona. was made Temporary clerk.
among the distinguished visitors present
are Dr. v NJ Woods. chancellor South
western Pre>hvterian University. Cisrks-
Vile. Tenn. Dr. A. T. Phiiiin-. secretary
SUNDAY School Board. RirhHoni- Va.
Fl. NJ Sweets. secretary nosrd Nini<te-
rial Educational Relief. Louisville, ~;
G.. G. Sreie~o-. secretary Work of { a.
orea Evansrlixztios. TRsea'~oSa. Ala
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
Iooks Promising

But why do you think he may be .
real poet+'
NO magazine editor has ever accept
ed his verses. Houston Post
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
ESYpt,s Ruler.

The khedlye of Egypt has amassed
an enormous fortune. and Is not ocgy
n 9ncgnmist but teetotaIsr a.
well
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
THE Weeks NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An EPiteme Of the Most Impsrta,t
Events At Hsme and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.

Latest Devesspese.ss q. the later
nas Trsssies In Rsssaa, Tssethes
WssA nse.s ss Interest Called
fres the s.psrtass HapOe si.ss
An over the Wsr,a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
rhe Panama Canal.

IRE sanitary work on tire isthngs %
Panama preparatory 10 begin ning tire .etn-
a. work % sxcayation has alnost bssn
corrriets1 xifh satisfactory results Con-
gre~s = asked 10 aid tk- furxterfrx TIE
work cf ouildinx the canal 50 that II may
- competed IN TIRE spe<,.test posslo.e
time La ed9isfoc. tire rre-teent says
Active woxk IN cansi eocstractipn main
y preparatory has he~n tn progress fer
ieSs thsn a year All a hat Durizx thai
perie1 two points 2boGt the canal have
cea-ea 70 - op<1 % debate F1rss. Tire
question % ro4x~. IN. canal I'LL - eGilt
o. ske f.snrn. Of ranarA se<1rc. r.
questions af feasibility. there are no peyt-
ca obstacles o1 this reGte that Anerisa1
engfr@srfn< skli5 Nj. not - abe 10 ever
cur~ xf.keut s-rte1s 1irncutty. % that
slN pr~xeat the esxps@tton Of ;n~ eazAG
Elfkir a rsasoushie ttnre a-s AZ a rsasor-
abe c.~t Th1s - virtually tk@ ura-i-
rrsss testirzony 81 the enEi-eerz veo have
irvss. gated tk~ natter far re govern
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

Dr. Claib Wes;her~hy ~ Coaborna
cnauty. >ays Ai> custazs crop = shnrt ihis
wear Houever the doctor I oEis. ~ ths.
happy suul, who tase the ussrid A. 60
,,siues, and hss been enjoying life iust
~ Il h. lad made bamp-r rrup.
Il uniting : ine. he >fates. aud during
th@ past wcek h- kill...l four fn.. bsic<s.
and says he has h-cu in rzsrf - wh-re
fifteen az tEenfy ds~r va The -srinz
Turkeys. squirrels ant ducixs ar. al-o
nuuaerusis. s4ys DR. Weather~by. 4Esd
the man Who eannot live high nnsi~r
sueh condi-lo1s l. a nj izh;y p.-Sr >hO,-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

Work has commenced on an eight
story building for the First NaiiouaI
Bank Of yieksburg. The plans cali
for q building that viii be The finest 10
the State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

Washin sson. Dec. s-fr sis annual mes
sage 10 congress. thu preS;esat brlngs sew
erai matters 20 tire attention OF ;he ua-
ions iawmaksr. upon wtich. IN his e~-
ma ~A,ion. legislation is Necessary. Recon-
mendations are made for new laws and
e1Nised n statutes already enacted. maze
necessary b changed conditions The
compete message Is a document Of almost
80. words. The ouIy reference made to
,srin revision + in tire paragraph 4evose.
20 halona4 revenues. where he declared
.-at & 1n.ess our Expenditures can Be keps
within the n venues. our rev.nu. .aus uut,S.
De rea1Juste1- What form thl~ fesdiuSt-
naent should take. IL il i n.scec. he de-
e-1Ees u d as IL rnn a.. - -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

Owing to the heavy criminal do-ke.
il the HGrri-on county circuit c8lrt-
ID civil eas>ss will r. tried this term.
Judge McDouald having dete~nirssd 20
first try The cas- Of those in iaiL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

DR.. ]. p. Moore, prominent citizen
Of fazOo county. states that the cotton
crop in his county is woefully short.
and that the farmers are hos.sing out
for better prices where they are alba.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

The Mississippi levee board has
named Hon ChA>- SCOT Leroy Perry
and the chief engine@r. e H West. a.
delegates 10 the uasionzl harhors ard
rivers congress which meets in Wash
ingfon January Is.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

A council of the Improved Order OF
During January the first State council
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07
A. u. Nc 7. U-.a.-aEsa.laA. l.-...l

A. 49,. 4-G- = -I-s1zzxen1ina. k--.l
n Nctogub Civ re~cIafits1s w-r~
adopfed Urging NiS>is>lppi cuuzr.sss-
men to stand b. the Hgphurn-n1 iirssr
bill; thar the legislature b. p-.tiii.us.l
70 plas> laws - prevent ueN~pap-ers in
dry co1ntie> printing wni>kv aarer-
ti--Eleufs- - prevent 80 sNp1s-Ss com
panis- doIux tsI-irs-ss umGer foreieJl
charters. IN raiss the A.. x csnseE.s
from u - ! yrars- tc establish ~
fo-rEziorv sor Iuvenils eauvicts- The
child labor iA4 Ea> zi-o in3orSsd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

The cOnfrzc, has been let for nod
eru two-Story hotel Al Newton. % COS
&l0.ooo- The fo~n h4s <ruwa ~ - ate
that the four hotels uoE in oF.er4fian
there cannot Accommodates the travelling
public.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

The as - the STATE y. Dave Ptscx-
etr. cx->ssr-eanf - ths STATE peniren-
ti4ry. charged xith assault and bAifery
on Pri-scer HoEeli. - Which great
deal has d-.eu said IN the Fau-srs. va
heaui AZ Brau1ou Ia uees. asid rs-
suited in a nis;rial. the iary failing TO
agre~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

A prominent young farmer aazesl
I-ucius Love. wss murdered b. negro
Atfal1 cOun1y. The ue.ro vas ne, 81
ing arrsaSt upuu warrant frosu u.s.
tice Of IL. pezcss Eheu b killed young
Love
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany notifies the railroad commission
that il has discontinued lis Office at
Port Gibson for the reason that the
business OF the town does not Justify
the company in keeping an Office there
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

Hotel Smith Of Grenada. formerly
under the management Of Il q. Iserl-
ard. has changed hands. and hereafter
viii be under the nAnageEsenr Of II.
". I.aiiner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-12-07

The report OF the president of the y
and NJ. college. which has lust been
made to the hoard of trustees. shows
that the affairs of the great institution
are in tine shape. and thai the attend
ance. 80. Is the very largest In the his
tory OF the school The boys are doing
good work IN all departments, and The
future OF the institution promises 10 be
great
Evening capital., 1905-09-04
CLOUDY.
Admiral Barclay Retired

IL is announced at the Navy Depart
nent. that Rear Admiral Charles j.
Barclay, recently detached from duty
in command of the navy yard at Puget
Sound, Will be placed on the retired
Its on account of age next Friday
Born in Pennsylvania, Admiral Bar.
clay entered the navy in September,
1850, and served creditably during the
Civil War. He has a total sea service
Of a little over eighteen years an
reached the grade of rear admiral in
September, 1908, since which time he
has been serving on the Pacific coast.
As a result of the retirement of Ad-
TniraI Barclay, Captain Thomas Perry
will be promoted TO be rear admiral,
Commander Alexander McCracken
will be promoted 10 be captain, Lieu
tenant Commander James II Glennon
to be a commander an Lieutenaht De
Witt Blamer 70 be q lieutenant COM
mander.
Evening capital., 1905-09-04
Summer nlnrrhoea En- fhildrcn.

During the hot weather OF the summer
months the first unnatural looseness of a
childs bowels should have immediate atten-
ton, 50 as TO check the disease before it be-
comes serious. All that is necessary is a few
doses of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy followed bya dose Of
castor oil to cleanse the system. Rev. NJ. o.
Stockland, Pastor Of the first NJ. i. Church
Little Falls, Mimi, writes: 1--WE have used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for several years and find it a very
valuable remedy, especially for summer dis.
orders in children" Sold by FeldmeyeI
Bros drug store.