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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31
THE FIRST REPORT.
Southern Cotton Association ISSUES
Statement ON Condition Of
Cotton.

The first report OF the Southern
Cotton Growers Association show
ing the condition OF the cotton crop
for the year 1895 was issued this
morning at $50. The association :
report is summarized from more
than 1900 replies, and shows to-
tai acreage reduction of 1S.43 per
cent and total fertilizer reduction
OF 1903 per cent
The decrease in acreage by states
is as follows:
Alabama, 12.G3; Arkansas. 2S.75:
Florida, 1855; Georgia, l1.G4. L0ui-
siana, 1867; Mississippi. Zoos:
North Carolina, 2l.2G. South Caro-
lima, 1906. Tennessee. 1907; Texas.
Pill, Oklahoma, 244G; Indian Ter
ritory. z6.UV.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31
WE'RE THIRTY FIVE.
Russian 6sttteshins to the Narth.sard
Ensslopsd by the japanese.

T"k'o. May st.-A warrant officer Of
the Russian repairship Kamtchatka,
who landed at Moa. says: our feet
entered the Straits OF Korea. number
ing thirty~fve vessels The Kannteh-
atAa received several shots and vas
partially disabled Finally shot
struck vital part and sixty :nen an
tered boats when they were neat.e-
clear great explosion occurred and
the ship sank. The captain and seven
officers we're Killed during the hatfle
Two offlcers were wounded a9a twa
Jumped overheard Three either ofi
oers were crowned, We could see emr
hattieshlps to tar northward envalarr8
hv the Japanese saemiurlv thav were
badly aaHtaaesa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

t+' iHfs M# a8tNe St pefar--
haFK eeffss 81 tae stand "a
sseffH that Mme Ralesfesues r4fs
e tAe eom0Hnesr - tne Russian rsat
haf ffat*ss e tslsNfsm enm Vleaa-
st9k. ss9n~8 ~ Hef hufuaH8 esar
thzt hf ta4 afttsi tHrr an usaft fha
efAis~s AuE ana ta*t 81 wts sessrr
= evauist u t1e asck an1 al
iaueu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

The trip of Deputy Sheriff Forbes
TO Ardmore after Beverly Wood was
fruitless Wood was serving out q
Jail sentence there for petty larceny.
Sheriff Minnick had been notified
that his time would expire May 80.
When Officer Forbes reached Ard
more he found that Woods was re-
leased from jail May Is
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31
80. 80 - -.

iwsnaen 4lat 7g ree rssta fves.
poHaent af fhs naaf Ekuf,ss fefss.fa
th@f fhr er4sssr gfrmsoesaa 81 se~ NsaH
ttoat"s HaAat3gasf wftH hesg4g saa =
- @ssAf'a tssufa if~fu Nta.fiesksas s6f4s
tse hess@ eg spsusHe ts* remnant Fl mas
tssssenskss rs=es aBa tNat 81 sfsassz =
1sRAA@s@ astns .fA san@ wish al
hAn4s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31
THE FIREMEN WIN.
Clerks Got Busy and Made ~ix
Scores i'm Last Inning.

!. EI--"N - N."INo n
TIN. IS The final score Of the game
of baseball played yesterday after
noon between these teams, A. the
end of the elshth inning things look
ed gloomy for the clerks. the score
standing Is TO in favor OF the
fire fighters In the last inning
the clerks struck q batting streak.
taking five two-baggers and one or
two singles running then score up
TO IL.
Battery: For Firemen. Spaldiug.
Williams and Hatfield For clerks.
Gibson, L.amherth and White
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31
ALL DOUBT REMOVED.
Minister Griscom Cables that Rojest-
yensky j. i'm Japanese Hospital.

Washington. May S1--Minlster
Griscom at TOXIC has cabled the
state department that Rojestveusky' s
skull has been fractured, requiring
an operation. The admiral is said
TO be seriously but not dangerously.
wounded Minister Griscon added
that the japanese loss was small
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31
Revolt in the Army.

81 Petersburg May 21-It Is
claimed that General Llueyttch teia-
graphed the Car rhat the troops In
Manchuria reyo1ted when they heard
OF the naval defeat
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NmarAr Annsas.ln..a

F~ksn MaY ks-~Adniras Tamn han
wires AAmaxma YansAnsata. nasnsmswr q
tas na~N - fssaaw~ --<ha n1Mza fasxa
% Mzsss@n @@essm4 ana Thars @~~sa IN
n@assx a@maAii@Eea~ Ea~mm@ fees aasar.
- ~ IA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

~ Tna wa1& pare arfe@aam &cv
rhone fhw Mostmrn Miil5aE and Maan-
fActarsH@ Ca - sMop tA~ ar7vwFa aS
th~ green w0x1n4 Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31
Licensed to Wed.

G. r.. Bailey and Myrtle Bales
W. p. skipper and Mary Glover
John N0yak and annie Zhanal
Kari H. Word and Maggie Ander-
son
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

The Modern Milling and Manufact-
aring Company Is now delivering
pure artesiau ice TO all parts of the
city Both phones tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

shirt waist sets studded with
stones st Joe A. Harris. the Jewel
eT As
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-31

= n*w Aas - 81 plnz ana xAsrsI
waAat a@Ea arrives sa&ay AZ En~ a
Haarras'. Ekm yewRaar. al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
MERE MAN.

Z = Sothsrn. the actor. Is soon Z,
issue book of poems
VI S=btllot has succeeded NJ Derfks,
As president % the AuthropoIogica
society q Paris
Ihsen- the Norwegian drarattst snt
poet I'll write 10 more. it Is satd
although his mental ard physical con
dtrion IS practically perfect
VI lear Richepln- author Of ~Dp
Barry vas born in Nedsah- Algeria
II lSss, and has. in his time. been .
circus clown sailor and miner
Dr. Pollock president Of the Georgia
university. has given his nne Ifbrary
% that Institution II IS the result
q = years Of strenuous Collecting
Theodore Hansen first secretary q,
re Russian embassy al WASHINGTON
D C Is an accomplished pianist and
frequently gives concerts for eharftys
sake
George LeyrOn. a veIl-sdacarst Part
san. earns a comfortable livelihood
BY figuring as the fourteenth suest n
dinner parties. to help surerstiticas
= people ont
The late Guy Boothby. who xrot.
mary uovsis. called himself a uschap-
te7l author He composed through +,
Photograph and rarely used Zen. p-r
ell or Typewriter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

TER has hsen a great deal Of dis.
eppoin'ment because the Garfield r.
FORT Shows that the profits Of the
packing industry only amount 70
shout tao per cent. o. fhe volume %
h1siness tran--.-s@.i There IS 70
j ecuns. however. that the report T. cor
ret,
The census reports compiled BY the
government Ia Iee9. before the a-its-
ton regarding the Def trust bean.
thro~ considerable Eight On this aaes
sion- Il apr-ars from the census that
the packing industry Is conducted on
o smaller 1aveir Of gross profit thar
snv ether industry "a America The
Eress margin o. rrnff ~ s1t four ard
Erist uiiis N Iitirofs. In the census
year. vas nsar'y seven per cent on The
volume - hgs ness Tle gross margin
CT 1fty-one Whole aie sisr-h,eriur AMI
neat parking establishment in Hil-
rois vss cniv ahoat err third as lar-e.
CT a little more thar rro pr cent. on
The volume q hH iafss.
The miiis-s have not bsen s-cu=ed
o. being N a ~trust. and combine
tons Wolii seem imuo ihie in a nlsl-
reSs where there are several fhousauf
nils n TIE Unifst states competing
srfivsiy for thr for trade, hrt ~ az
pears thai the Erpss rrcdrs ~ 'he uiIi
srs are larger than the gross profits of
the packsrs. r. nay .urn cut that the
sEitati7u reErfiuE the rerEfnz i1irs
try viil shoN the sau.e result A. tts
devil fouut IN sharing the pig ~Au
se1sai arA - wcai
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
THE KINGS CORNER.

The king Of the Cocos tslsrts. near
Sumztra- rules over the smallest prov
incs in the world
The emperor Of Germany takes bis
meals with his whole family. the call
drsn being allowed at the table from
the time they are Old enough to SIT IN
q highchafr.
fsrrsd to rs Albert the Good A GER
taia French writer declares that the
present sovereign should be referred 10
as Edward the Shrswt-
The young kiag Of Spain comes Of q
long hne Of royal ancestors. including
such rulers as Charles v. Philip XIV.
Empress Maria Theresa. and the in
evitahle Mary queen OF Scots. from
whom many royal families Of Europe
are descended He Is nov 10 years old
King Edward wanted TO see the big
Esst diamond on earth after II hal
been taken from South Africa 70 Ion
dor he asked tia. IL Be brought to
his private apartments in BuckinEham
palace BY n court official but the Gus
todian Of the gem respectfully refused
20 allow Il ont Of his sight The king
was much amused AZ this. and rallied
his encourage on the Suspicion evf-
IDENTIFY entertained as TO their honesty
The bank having custody q the dIa-
noai fnaIly agreed to IFS absence fer
one hour. charging ssss as a premium
en- a special policy Of sesGa ae0e lnsur-
ancs. the custodian accompanying the
precious lump
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
voNExs WORK

Ms Mary 5 Cola q Norfha-pto,
Mass has prsseurs4 S=Eh cru-r.
VITA hsT magnificent estate ~ rhs sub
urbs u her ci-v.
Mss ozsu. q War-ich. Ezx'azI
whp IS .. years CID ms beez tsaehi-s
Sunday-school for - years
Helen Could vii PAY for tn sdues-
tto1 q Leroy Irvi-s Dtxoa. the niz,s-
Fsar-olt Beaver boy veo s1r-d ths
Rio Grl-t= train from ru1ziaE i-s1 q
rock slide last October
Mrs Elizabeth q wh4atou- a-sc-
'ionately ssyl=-i the mother %
wheaton female seminary. has tuss
died a. Norrna. Mass a. The a<@ q
-. Nearly al q her large estate vii
become the property q tie seminary
II IS saif 70 - vaiuei A. several hun
trss thousand dollars.
Mss Myrtle T. Parks. who has been
call@zi % The pasfurare q the CHRIS
tiaz Church a. RauseE. III. l. n0ssd
Is an evangelist ard Is a student of
Eureka college where she t-fsd h=r-
self f1r the ulntstrv- she formerly
accu1iet rhe pulpit 70 vhich again
she has been called. but r~si-nsd I,
order % enter college Mss Parke's
bone s AZ S-aurtou. III she : hut
Is yasrs q ass and IS thought b. her
Instructors ard ehHrrh associates &c
have before Der 4 successful future.
Miss Caroline Hazard. Who has con-
pisrsd hsr RITA year as president Of
NsllesleE college Massachusetts, hax
demonstrates th- ract tzar a eoIIsxs
president Reed rot necessarily be a
college sra1uats Although she did
rot attend womsu's college,. she pur.
su=-t Eifh private tutor course Of
study equal 70 that ar Brown unfvsrst
t. Pruvfteaee. r L Mss Hazard (
a woman q remarkably bread culture
ana has shown during her leadership
a comprehensive grasp Of the needs of
her college and an intelligent synpa-
ny wi-h thz aims and IDEAS OF her CO.
workers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
WOMEN OF ROYALTY.

Princess Cfotilde. Of savoy. Eho
married Prince Napoleon. nephew Of
the great Borararre. IS living in re-
irsment near Turin. ore o. the most
pathetic figures in modern history.
Her eldest snn. Prince Ntctor. dreams
OF some day becoming emperor Of
France
Edward Hughes portrait q Queen
Aisxan,ifa Is considered the hssf eves
painted on IT'S completion her rna-
issty vieEsf il closely for some no
ments and then s1if. with a fsminin-
iry whiea even r1yalty could rot ohlit-
crate / fear BE- fa--ers ne. hnt fnHf 8
bov should ike 20 - remembered
The princes u WED. xho IS a prom
irsnt fsure in TIE court circles = Per-
TN. and vhoss husband is II The line
a Succession 90 re thrors q Holland.
has rhe curious hobby q buying all
TIRE iI-usef horses that cone 70 Der
notice ard gives them the he1sSt % a
stay m her weli-appointet stables.
which they Usually leave in excsilsn;
corttfio1-
orssn Christina u SFain- vho mixer
tied an immense private fortune FROM
her uncle. the late Archtuss Albert -
Austria has Tor number - years hid
some S2fg0 ee" worth q United states
boats ant retained Possession ss-r~c,
even thrurgho1t the var q Sp1ia with
THIS cruntrv TheT are 4srr<se'f with
the reualnfsr ~ Der holdings % ons
stHt md another q. th- Bank q Eng
iarf
WHEN Eurrgss Eussri= visits PARIS
she al1csr taTartstiy occupies a suite
- r---z- f~rfr# 49, T-si-rt-- s@r-iarx
NucA sHrprfze has been expressed rk1t
she shouif -1fe % n~r shsst- n such
clese r-uEtr1ifr 70 the scene a her
triumph In-r aro. thereby i1rokinx
memories ~htch cuHit rot - other
thar t.--s- Tne subject was delicate
o. t--1e1e,' IN her rrszezcs recently.
whe-erp11 th@ oit ialy said II IS
PERHAPS the rrstrssr happiness - NJ
lfs % fol- urua The E1rt~n whe-e m
son r'ayet in his chiitaou,i-1 sad
pleasure u vo1 sill but ons Eoui8
ucJ foreso w5lInzfg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
THE MONTHLY TRIAL
HEADACHE. DIZZINESS, BEARING
DOWN PAINS.
wcrsa Tells Hew sh- Va. Become Wei
sad stroa< afr xesrs sf Nf.~ry
Dee - Irregular F-r~tfsa..

The fact that one wuruan i bright
eyed. ru-y-chseAsd. strong ard cheerful.
while another T. pale. weak and de-
pressed. Is due r19rs often than other
wise % the regularity IN the one case
and the irrsSularitv IN the other q the
functions that are peculiar % the ser.
When these are disturbed everything
goes wrong. pain and Discomfort are
felt all over the body. the sensations are
often terrifying.
"For four years. - said Mrs. Davis re-
Gently, II suffered iniescrihabie misery
from sick heasiache every month. ac-
coupanied by fainting spells. shortress
Il breath and severe pnin IN nv lefs side.
There were also bearing-dowr pains. az
times - acute that Icoald noe stand Cd.
md nv head was fun q ringing sounds.
Tt seemed ss IL everything was going to
hit me in the eyes- Twas compelled to
he down with clused ewes for hours 70
Sef hffis relief. When attempted 70
ariseeverythinz would " hiri around ard
it would gruv 80 dark that could
srarrslv sce any object
Couldn't yoGr dp-t1r help yuu9-
Five doctors in all treated me. hrt I
gpt no lasting benefit Besides used q
tot II advertised remedies. The only
medicine. however. that had the de-
sired effect was Dr. Williams Pink Pills
and they are truly zrl.iS~nd q women
I did nue have ugrh faith IN them when
he-7n % take them found r1vself.
however. - marh better after using two
boxes that l h-gan IN believe in them.
They checked right away the decline
into which I was going Nv tru1hles
kept lesseniug and finally disappeared
aitogether."
~How lrnS did IL take for a curss-
After I had used several BONES my
k-alrh was all right. I had taken on
fish and was strong and hearty. feel
tosiav IN spirits mere hse girl Of six-
teen than a woman q nv years
Mr. c. II DAVIS ssllrsss Is Carmel.
Maine. r r. D. Ne ? Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills ars couf,ientlv offered 20
women FIR the cure Of anaeraia. chklr,-
SIS. painful and irregular periods. and
all forms # weakness. They are sold
BY every druggist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
ODD FACTS AND FINDINGS

Norway IS more correctly Sor.a,
meaning North Isle II IS common
" spoken q by the natives rs the
North Kingdom
Shagrssn.~ nov applied to shark
skin goods. came originally from the
Persian word -Ssghri which means
the hack q q beast Of burden
Although the population Of New
York Is fewer ey a gDod mflItos than
that Of London. the rambsr Of deaths
lass year in the two cities was pr,e-
tically the sane
Bicodhourds are not naturally cruel
Their mission r. 20 track a fugitive.
rot infure- Those whom they follow
are rareiy. Il ever. torn or Injured By
the pursuing hounds
An array Of statistics haz been pub
hshsd TO prove the Danger q horse
traction on our highways TIE re-
turns are brought down 70 The srt os
the rear 1884, the Whole period covered
being two years and four months. for
which period the figures are $685. sc-
eidsnts- ss55 persons injured. persons
killed. s5e. or rore than one death per
day-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
THE LOST CHORD FOUND.
Chssrfully Supplied By Long-San-r-
ing Victims Of a SeiEhtor-
hood Nuisance

He vas a yoang man n lcdxinxs and BE
vas learning 20 play the coruef 1h-rs
vas no dr-putlng the earuesrneSs and per.
severance 81 tins embryo eurnetst. relates
Lcntan TT BIS
Every evening during the lAse heat wsve
he threw RS window ecgn and blew awav
ar the Lest Caard- IL vas ever the
Lest Chord"
In The commercial room Of the hotel CD
poslts the kn shts cf the road ss-.
scTlbhlng Of Their orisrs and huri ~
anash=nls AZ the head Of the young MN
PLAYER
Fin4liy they hsli ccuucrl al -ar ard
Determined On MS destructlcn
Cutting en a v1asiew cord. tEey r-7x
teF shs boots and ordered nm 70 take
2 1cFuss TO the H1usaciau- with the fol-
l1wzH- nars-
Dear >r- Make 10 more truuhIe over
yuur Lest Cfhiarf' We send yuu 4 sub
Etlsute whach We hape yeH wia and Bonz
enough
We WI arrange with the coroner and
xllrantee a descent burial
las doleful nates q the Lost Chorrl'-
were not heard n that street Afterwards
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

kets. comfcrtshlss and spreads are also
provided hy The bride
Polly's girl friends sometimes get
together before the wedding and give
her a linen shower Nothing in the
line o. dainty linen comes amfss at
s8ch a time and IL is much better for
a group o. friends 70 combine and thus
fully furnish a linen chest. than sc
scatter their Gifts over many costly
articles - ornament that give a pass
ing pleasure bur are % little nae Ell
ruis1ta center pieces ami fafiisS. tray
cloths. carving cloths and luncheon
cloths. aspsfns u different sizes and
everything that belongs 20 delicate
nap-rF s1 a brides heart With pleas
IRE rollvs trUrsssau should have
only sweet thoughts associated with II
II Is n. most bsaatifuI tine OF her
ycanx life
Lee rs hope tat or bride viii for
awhile 10 her cvu work Unless she
does. II Is iiksfv that her beautiful
linens and dainty underrlothinx viii
suffer many things AZ the hands Of in
competent ant .arsless women who
work devastation when fns linen
comes to the wash board and the tub.
n Polly IS going 70 employ a maid
lee rs hops that she viii begin By be-
inE mistress In her kitchen A girl
who ~ about - marry should not let
her color fade or her health vans OVER
her trcHsssau But she will DO veil to
learn some o. those simple arts q
housekeeping which save money and
bring comfort in the new home No
matter hox rich she may b. her per
scnal srpsrvision viii BE- nsstfnl. and
u she IS comfortably poor she viii
have the greater Independence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
Arnfd STIR

Beware Of allowing your POINTS 70
grow stiff Take enough exercise ont
side OF homework TO keep yourself
supple or take such paf-s 70 riove Hght
II about the house thar the suppIsrsss
viii last without other aid In beudIu-
or rising do not allow yourself to feel or
appear stiff IL your work * really 30
nart that you 20 to bed aching. g=t soma
one to rub you and II this IS impossible
rub yourself This Is less rsstfrI. but II
Is nevertheless. Of some use Pour on
a little alcohol into the palm Of the
hand then rub briskiy. repeating until
the skin gtows- Finish with the a-sh
brush and % % bed with the dersruiu-
alton TO sleeper rather. thar sleep viii
come Of itself for this Is more restful
mood
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

Here Is a cure for colds OF auv kirs
X nas been tested repeatedly and has
never failed and rs used to catch
cold which resulted in a bad attack
ot bronchitis. ! can speak from expert
enes- SAYS a writer in the wouan's
Home Companion In cases of unsu-
MONA II viii not fail to cure IL taken
IN time Make ball Of cotton batting
about the size Of small marble. safu-
rate II well with alcohol. then drou
on TO II six drops Of ehIoroforrn: cover
Il lightly with a thin piece Of cotton
batting. hold TO the mouth. ard inh.ts
the fumes. intzring the lungs well II
VIII open and expand every lung cell
instantly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

During the South African war the
censorship Of soldiers letters home
was very strict One soldier. who al
way sent an account of the doinxs OF
che regiment. which account was al
ways olosted out by the censor. laid a
plan for revenge At the foot Of his
next letter he wrote Look under the
stamp The censor did 50. after
spending considerable time in steam
tns the stamp from the envelope And
ne found these words. WAS IL hard
TO get or
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
Chinese H~forners

~. Ts.s-f.Eg. former Chinese minis
ter TO the United States. has succeeded
"a bringing about many reforms in
China At his request an imperial sdict
aas been issued abolishing the punish
menr OF sieing TO death. SUBSTITUTING
Immediate decspitarion- The heads
and bodies Of persons executed viii NOT
Dc exposed to the public in the future
and strangulaticn and branding have
been abolished
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

4s1< VNn dUoxmenrt
Lon Cahee y a package coffee that
reaenes the homes Of the people lsse A.
y Ell the factory where IL Il roasted
The beans are picked anf carefully So
lected at the plantation, then shipDe.t a.
reet 10 cur factories TO be prsuarpd Tor
home use ~,
sf most serupuiogs care Is taksn with
evefvprueess. and the utmost cleanIlness a.
forced IN every operation Men ard m
eninsrT employed N making Lier Coffe~
ready Ter the market are chosen en- a..
e9unt o. their exeellsnee and fitness for
the work ~
Some Of the results Of this servpulsrx
treatment OF Lion Coffee are a dslicious
nasors perfect purity. and a Uniform
strength and quaity
Al bose Ter hulk coffee is ccen Ia
enune-so put u mildly. The huysr does
nos know, the seller does not know. wh-re
ne nsaa came from. or how II was
roasted or where and wnens how MANY
n1nas nannlec IT. what kind Of hanSs
~ were, what cuUraninatian Il re-
red frsm dist, insects, dirt, ETC.
Lon tccee = pure. fresh and clean
NAT Hlnsh - certain Loose eosf---
buN III A's
An grccers know the above IN \. e.
mere may De very few left who VIII
Try tn persuade Won another wz~
tney DO JUST ask them how thew ne
g Sn1rs fer the lncreasIag popularity OF Lisn
eonee m mlinons cs homes for the pazt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

When the ankles are very weak the
easiest and simplest way TO strengthen
them Is to get a heavy book. ike a die
uonary or some ponderoas volume Of
the kind Place il within reaehI>s
distance Of the foot and shove il slow
u but steadily from one side to the
other without bending or relaxing the
leg AZ all The girl who does this
need not worry about going in her
stocking feet before the criricisfng
erc-d On the beach, and should she
run a race On the sand she will be
pretty sure of winning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

Whatever adds in even the zu.Irss-
way 20 the worlds brightness and
eheer . worth while One who saws
an encouraging word to 4 dishearteued
heishnor- gives look Of love to a
lonely one or speaks a sentence xh;eh
may become strength. guidance and
comfort TO another. does something
~ortn while II IS always worth while
70 nve nooly. VIGOROUSLY. struggling
70 60 right. showing the world even
tne smallest fragments of divine
oeauty--chicaso Daily Newa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

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No leo. the lace stitches being
worked With thread No. 20
Materials required for the complete
border square II net. II. yard
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
HANoseRcHIeF BORDER.
Real Lac. Is Expsnsivs 70 Buy. Bu.
Can Be Md. az Home By On.
That Has Some Skill.

Exactly half one side IS shown frur,
the top 20 the lower edge Of this illus
trztiou. Good Brussels net IS used for
the foundArion. the design being
worked Ouf in nTslin and Honfton
brzists- Ths hrait rrust Be very ue-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

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