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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
0aiier Graus Soiepb iOa resiernnss.
miiSe ieiu.
Mien. 81. ,MGra,

~ ~
Mn0eiiHts oeS troltlpicn Stan0eS
Der Gi,ige III llnaarn beipridt oas
.9seue Miener Gageblntt- Die Sc.
inbr. BOB aaiier c5ran5 Soirpb eiaen
iho,l friiber einrtdl geduBerten gnt.
i6fib nitninebr 5iir 9fhsiiibr,ing
brin9en ,n0dte, ben nGnllidl, ab5,l.
0anfen, follS lln9orn, be3ip. Die aus
ben perihie6enen Ynrtcien Der Dppp.
iition gciHaffcne 2ooliticn bodbeini9
bleiben iolte. 0ielleidt ioQ 6urm
Oieie grfldrung. elm Trud auf Die
,,n9orii@en SeiBiporne ai,s8eiibt
.tpernen.. 9enn ipcnn Der 0reiic
&erri1er bic ,0linte in's 0orll tperien
'iollte, 10 ipiiroe Der gr3ber3oe-1 1bron.
folgcr 0rnil3 0er6inanO ans. Nuber
fonlmen, llnb bieier gift bcfnnttter.
lnaben ais Elm oiiener Gegner Der
Wlngparen. Bon ben beiten aennern
BET Wcrb1Itniiie III Der &absburgi.
iden 1oppellnonardyie miro ober
iebr itorf be5tpeifelt, bob 0ieier
GbrcdidiiB cttpaS niisen miro. 3M.
benz nil 9Eiemano redt 6aran glali.
ben. 0nb Der Gniier ssSran5 sSoicpb ilt
ieinenl ioid)en fritiiGen Ws0n,clt bic
t3iigei Der @eaieriing aus ben San.
ben gcben iDcr0c. III,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
Gran gbaSlsi& 81 10 Sabren 3udjt.
bars pcrartbciit.
GIepeIanD. 90, 81. Ne6rs.

y lepetd Il o. a., ~. Wfdrd.
Ger &id)ter 2nDlor bot beute
glbenb 5 llDr Die beriibtigte Sf)luinb.
lerin, 1rou Gbaospid, 81 einer 3udt.
bnusitraie bon 10 Sabren perur.
tbeilt ilno 5n9lcidJ ben Antrag tailf
einefl ,leucii 4ro5eG .abgciuieIen.
Gincr ibrer Aaitpiiite Miro it'd morgen
nah Cincinnati Begeben. nm Die
sofc npr 6os Appeantions- @eridt
an brirgen. Ufnii Gbaomid nabni
bas llrtbcil nit Grabcr Rube ei,tge.
gen uno ihcrlieb ollie iueiteren
SHritte ibren MnmGlten. 9iaboem
lie iif cine babe Stliitoe init Dcn-
iclben beratben batte. iplroe lie nod
Dem GefdneniB srriidsefiiDrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
SWei @idnner begcben in eincm
!Sotel SclbitmurS.
GIepeIan0, 8, %. Mar

SIN bieii9en Soaenoen Sotcl
ipnroe Senrp 8. 3oooluaro, elm be.
fannter 9teiu Yorfer 9tedtsampalt II.
Nruocr oes areisrihters 8ooonaro
nit elmer Sdnblmlnoe in Der S6lGie
toht ali9efmoen. ySoooiparb bat
iif ielbit entleibt.
Grcibig Niilnlten ipGter entbcdten
Sntelbeoienitetc. OaB aild nod Gin
anbcrer 0ait. Z. u. 9rouie init gta.
men uno ieines 3eidens Elm Neiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
Sa1rgdng 81.

tpeidenocm ytliIIcn lit Der Nidtnna
BON Sipinebai; obcr Spiiden oel1
bcibcn Slrnleen liegt Elm beitrittenes
@ebict BON 3tron3is Meilen 8relte
iibcr ipelheS Bic sSnpaner ptellel6l
niAt pororingei, ipelDen. Big lie itari
genug gum Mngriff iein .paroerl,,
Sine ,peiterc, ,tpidtigc gta1rtff y
Die. oob cine iapaniide Gclo,tne lid
in Der Slihtllng DOW airin beipegt
Dieaeidt IN Der Mbiidt bic riiiiiiht
steQi,ng i'm Giten 81 1lnlgebcn mi
einen Sdlng sesen Die 8crbinourq
nit @laOilpoitof Su fiibren. 9cl
ooppeltc 3ped lit porausiidtli6 Der
Die 1eih,ng al iiclircn lno @eneral
2inelpitid) bon 0em llluri-I Iiltrit1
ab5uihneineu.
St petersburg 81. NGr5.
Tie DielbMngeit BON Der 5roni
ocMten an, oab Der Selomaridall
Gpnma ipieoer nit ieineln Sai,pt'
ndd)t, Dcrcn beioe lliigel melt aus
ae0ebnt iifo, pcrriidt.. Slnf oas rui.
iiidr Centrum iunrben 5lnn 3peft
Der AuffIdrnna citlige frditige gor'
itobe iintcrnunlnlen.
Nortlanb. Ore. 81. 0sdr3.
I u. Nerid)inin. bis 3ur llcber9abe
bon 9sort Mrtbmr Gipilgouerpneul
Der Std0t, lit auf iciler Heiic nun
Orient nntb Mublano bier nngclarst
lleber bic llebergabe Der Staot be-
flogte ct iid) bitter. Die snpnnet
bdtten o00urd) nidt n,ir Bort Mr,
thur, ionbern aub ben tpidtigeil Dor
tbeil erlnngt, bic &alptormpe uni
100, 600 Wfoirn 5ii pcrit1rfen nno On
Dnr@ Die Shlnht, bel Wimfoen 81 ge.
ininncn. St6fIel h1ttc ieincr Mniidl
nod nod 8Qll3, Gut 5wci Wsonpte aus.
barren fGnneil. Bon Den SSapotiert
ipridJt Scrr Gerihii,in. nit beictOe'
rcr Mdtting. bod betNdbtct CT beret
9apferfeit leoigli9 dis eincn langel
ipelidliGen 0efiibls. @ieberboll
tpiren iie iiber Die 2cid)en Der 9efal'
Ienen &omerabcn gum slngriff iiber.
eegaigen, bdtten ibre il1bitcn Nlnge,
borigen foGen ieben, obne lore 4ilbt
5u perIieren. Bon Der 1reffii6cr,
belt Der asapaner tu6brenb Der Bela'
gerun9 iprid)t CT init GROCER 8eininl'
oerrng. Seocnfoas ,pGrcn iie mil
Ser 2ofalitGf nolltonnnen pertrdnt ee.
ipelen itlb bGtten ibre @ei6oiie nod
iolHen Steaen Siri0iert, mo lie Der
groBten S1aoen neruriahen fcnnten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
9ar!cnipicl uimmt Gin idrcdlidcs
Cube.
Snrtington %. Sa.,

80. MGrS.
Sn cinem Streite bel einem &ar.
tenipiele erid)ob bellte Sbomas sSrp
ieinen Sdpager Serrp Smitb in
Sittle llglp. Sincoln County. SelpiS
sSrp, Der Sater bon Sbomas, ,,no
Smith ipielten aarten als Elm
Streit begann ,lllb Smitb brahte lei.
nem Sdpiegerbater 2elpis sSrp
ihlpere Serlesunsen bel. Der illn9e
Srp borte Die Silferuie ieines 8aters
uno fam nit elmer Slinte berbei.
beren beioe 9Guie ct in ben &orpcr
ieincs Sdlpo9ers cntlecrtc ,lib Scn.
ielbcn ioiort tootcte. 0ry lit ui6t
perbaitet iporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
Qaiisr @il9elm il 2iKabon entbaiia'
hid beSfift.
2iiiabon Eortuenl,

- - . Il III ~ - = Ia.
! Der 1aiipirr .&o,nbnra~ mt Dem
Seniier Wilbelitl an WorO mari beutc
0e9en Mbcnb bier ieine Mnter. Der
G0nig Carlos. Der 2rpnprin3 0ouis
Hbilip. Der &er30g hon 8rn9nn5a
unb Der &er5og bon Sporto. Hriioer
6cS SsSnigS ln0 ibr @eiol9e. Der
Miniiter Des MMSD1rti0cn Diaoca
unb Der Wsorine.W Wliniiter Nloreiro
iubren an 8orO 0er .Sonrburgs uno
be9leiteten ben {saiier an 6os llfer,
Rad Der Noriteaune an Der Con,
0ungSbriide forinte ii@ Der fniierli&e
Slg llrib fubr Ourd nit Neni&en.
ii,epaea beiebte liilo: prG9tig oeforirte
Etraben mad 0ein Naloite in 8eleln.
Ter 3us iblOb Die biitorii&e Staats,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
4rei Nrbeiter onrd cine Gc1el.
GyplDiipn getS6tet.
&untingtom @. 3d.,

. VWH u W. %. Ou.,
80. YtGr3.
SIN Ser ge6be bon Natipnn erplo.
oirte Ser 9ampifeiiel in elmer tranS.
portablen SGgerniible ,uno orei Ars
better, ndmlid Sobn Snnbman.
Green San0lnan ilnh Der .Sei5er
Senoeripn, ipnrbcn allf Der Stelle
actootet, ipdbreno Sobn Cooper Ser.
lesnngen erlitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
an &Ahlanb iunrnc Auieber Gin
Womben.9Ittent Deriibt.
SO d II dlal, q. Wira

@elterM stbero i'm 8 llhr iDi,rbe
iii bic gQiiipnge ocs Holi3eibefS Ba.
ron bon 9}olfen cine 8ombe geipur.
,ffn. iiR0s Der ,bobe 8catntc iebr idlper,
lpeur d,lh nid)t oireft lebcns9cfibr.
lid, ner,p,Inoet. 9tod ben lesten
.Wodlriftetl III Der &nli3eidef oas
,cpfet eines Gomplotts oeporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
Grnite Serlnitc cines 'Sentiden Com.
man0us in &citafrifa.
9erliu, 80. SOt1

9erlin 80. Wt6rs.
Nus @inObnf niro aemeloet, oaB
bon Dem 8erdner'ihen Commando
am 10. unb II, MGr5 i'm Sample nit
rebelliiden Gingeborenen bel 8olis
ilno 9eibanes elf Mann gct0btct l.llO
% neripmnoct lpnroen. EF.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
Cine Nnsabl Soloaten iueroen 0nrdj
cinen Ginitnr3 sct6Otct Mno
.ss Nerfptsf F

g cmIim llngorn, 26. MGrs.
Gin GROCER Groruti6 fnno bc,te
bier itatt. Cine Shlpaoron Sol6a.
ten lpelhe our 8ettung elmer Der.
ibiittetcn Srau fanlen. erlitt9l
idspere BerlMNe, ba aht BON ibnen
getSotet an0 10 perlebt lpnroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
Bier @6nner ent9ebea iuie Snrd eia
@Mn6er BEN 9sbe.
M.ein llrrif. 27. WGra.

Bier MeGnner, lpelhc in benz por-
6crcn Ibeil OcS llnteriee-G G,mnels,
Der 3iuii@en Der DntterD il,tn Aroot.
lprt aebnlt ipirD, arbeitcten. entfunien
Ibetlte, ais Der Guntiel hurd ben
i1rmd 6er ccmprilntettcn 2uit 5er.
itOrt iuitr6e. tpie 0i,rdb Elm 3un0er
Ocrtl Io0e o0er idipcren Werletlln.
gen, 9ai1arb Greeoon l,no brci
ollbere Mrbeiter befan0en iim in
citlem GonipaFtment, no ibnen fort
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04

ferie 9ri6qOcn auf ben aricssfub
81 iesen.
QonDoit, %. W1r5.
Gin aus elmer norn.curopdiihen
&auptjtaot einaetrcffenrs Ielesrunn'
tteIbet:
!. $40 bobe iocben bon ouDerldiiiger
. Geite erfabreil bob @ublnno Tel
tofi6 erluGte. als Nernittler 0rie'
bcrs.B .BcrbonDlmngen nit Snpan ctrt'
auleiten. DelcoiI6 bat feline Snltim'
n,ina ettbsiIt, ober bernerft, Dab er
Die Ngit,pirt4ng 2ansOotpl,e's fiir
ben Gffolgsnptbmenoig crodte."
N9t. 0etcrSbnrg, %. MGr5. .
Gs fanu NIT 3iemlider Siherbcit
Is tpabr binGenpnln,ell r,er0el. oah
hr6tNup efh9lil,eest aa &nptcr &C.
Srod1f Eat, inter oeitcn eS nif)t abac'
,,cihf {eim riirbe, init ssopan in Jric.
OeusprrbanbIunaen ei,,3utreten. Die
.,ouieu Hienites, Die ben S4riti
mtoali6 ilindlteu,, iino BON ben Ver,
Stpaten iinO Sranfrei& seleiitei
1om6on 90. MGr8.
Der bier beelaubigte iapnniihe
Weionote erfI1rte oni 8efragen nof'
,,,oIS, Aob ssapan BON sSrieoensidlMh
bis duf @citeres i,idts bDren mil
iMo ben ariea big Sl.nl bitteren G'.oe
meter dii fiibreh geoenft.
@tlYeterSbura 20. Nars.
Gin 9elearaniIn bonn %. W8lrl
bpm Gnni1upab meloet, odb DC
@Mijcn ben 8nbnbof BON Si@noi.
,aiaooai .(picr3i0 Weilcn iilterbnlt
6es @nnifnpGiies) rGunlten. llito Dat
Snnaller pprriideu. 4
Esst;., ; Z 0sii D. 90. M1rs.
M $500 repibirten niHtamtliden 2ilte
M NJ ae .bcIopiesr .iih Die 8erluite Der
OsssSier Bel Mufben iin0 an Tie
m, ionf 70, 600 Waani.
ss"er BEL Wlufben neripunoete Gene
sstN2oisbn 1T gsitorben.
iM VeterSbMre, q, so. MGr5.
UDie foiierlide Qommiiiion. ipel6e
Nlier Sem gpriit ocs @rohfiiritel1
!fxaI0S Mitomipmitih Die &riegs.
jIaGe ultcriiid,t, bat ibre Inter
i,,dnua poriduiig nb0eid)loiicn mi
aefunben, bob Die @eenoigin,s ocs
SirieGcs ipcoer aus nilitGriihen nod
finauaiellen Sfidiidtcn nctb'
ipe,,oio III.
W&Ibin9t ons9. g.. 80. Mdr5,
Mtoer Ssapau nod @,iBlanO bobeu
ben Yr1Eocnte,i aebetelr, 3lpii1er
ibnen ben 0erniittier al ipieleM. go
melt @nibin9tpn In 6cnntnib geieel
,perpet III, bat G3dr 9irolaus ieinl
a.tSgelpr61ene Mbiidbt. ben ariee Bis
gum bitteren GuDe fortsMiese,l, nod
tiiht ae6n0ert. 4,
Ser. @unjd unicrer Nc0ierang.
beh sSric0en ipieber beryeitellt 5ll
icbeh. 6nt Hidbts NIT ietblti1deu Sntc'
reiien III tbRi. NmerifaniIde sSinnn'
sicrs bdten ttd) itidt NIT ben Sdulo'
ideincii ocki efiitrenoen iibcr'
Ia6en, nher es ut s,iln 1eltcn Der
ani,den cibiliiirtcil Melt, ipcan oer
Seriea reHt 10 bccitoigt tpiro.
tsNetetsb bnro. 30. MGrd.
Gin tpeiterer aanpi lnag IN Der
fcMmcn0cn @cd)e in Der Manoidl'
rel itqttfiHhen: 9tafl eimcr GepelGG
aus S,orti. iperien Die @uiien bel
Gipin1bai IN itortc @eri6onounger
>ni,f. &a4p 'tpetbe bic Saponer IN
ifnrfc1 4olRpte torriiden. 81.
@.cloind bob pie Mujien iid bon
@ipi,ldbM nib 1idoufiiocoii ourii6'
GeSc0eii sbdeN, berubte auf einenl
Srrtb,iil; lpfIdher outd Die 8sripcH'
ieliina Der gelhacn 1iGaumiaobii u
GGoudplpapfii, t0cId' 3csteres flo.
lid ba1 Gtpisgbni yie0t. eHtIton0ell
IL sapaner iolatea ben rid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
or arieg In
! ferlle,l Often.
n
Gritleas sasra9te 'sarsn aa8e''s;
i&siali9 berfrabt.
Duie ans tn Eeyeldex erfdjtlib IT,
sslIen tsibe Ndd)tc ben aamSf
tis sam bitteren GnSe
fortieten.

ct Eefe.rsbura q. Wdrj.
Ger Gricgsratl, bat bcihloiien, ete
moidJinen.G Gompnglrien Der B.. 8,
k2., 81, 80. uno 81. Safdnterie.
Nbtbeilimaen Der erlfen. 5lueiten.
britten, pierten i.no fiinften Snfnn.
ierie @ri6qbcn ouf ocn &ricgsfab
Su ie6en.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01
Oak Grove News.

By Cucumber Green.
The rain has passed away and
the sun shines bright and warm
Quite a crowd attended SER
vices at Mt. Zion Sunday and lis
tened to an exeellant sermon de
liyered by Rev. q. w. Strickland,
Mr.. John T. Tallant, a popular
and progressive young farmer, OF
Liberty Hill, passed through our
neiglborhood last "Wednesday on
his way TO Oxford.
Mr.. James Walker, OF Oxford
spent Sunday here with friends
and relatives.
The musical entertainment Civ.
en- at Mrs. Laura 81 pheGs FRIDAY
night was enjoyed By all present
Master Lusier Lucas vas in
our midst Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Walker, OF South OK
ford, spent Sunday heIe with reIs
tives and friends.
Quite a crowd of young people
attended the singing at Mr. W. ],
Hills Sunday aight.
Mrs. James Nelson Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. ID. Lucas
this week.
Mr. Richard Walker spent Sun
day with home folks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01
HOSE Do
t.. De- y

iHoldcF po; s
The Earu IS are very badly be
hind with their work in this vic-
unity, but are putting forth every
effort 10 conquer Gen Green, and
we seeI sure II the dry weather
CONTINUES they will be successful
Rev J SNeavcr tlled his regc.
lar appointment at Buy Springs
sunday.
Mr.. " iley Gaols5y and family
OF Thaxton. spent few days with
relatives near Boy Springs las
week.
Miss Nina IIerniOn, OF Holder,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mack
Webster, in Oxford this week.
ME, George Andersen and wife
have a new boarder at their home
"a girl.
Mrs. Will Davenport, of Irene,
Tenn, visited relatives here re-
ceHtly.
Some of our young people at
tended the commencement AZ Al
bevIlle last week. and report q
nice time
Mr. A. X. Wilson aud wife visil
ed Mr. J. B. NJoieu and wife i.
Oxflrd Friday night
We are expecting to hear we'd
ding bells out here soon. Car
you guess.
Mr.. Sidney Hickey was on thu
sick list a few days last week, bu
is able to be out again.
Misses ollie and Maude Ander
son, of Oxford. returned to theil
home last week.
One of the Pine Hill boys wa
out Deer lear hunting near her
Sunday, but when asked abou
b ; success he played innocent a
a lamb
We are glad to learn that Their
is good Sunday school at Ba,
Springs now and hope it may con
tinue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01
4 COMMON INTEREST

\ common interest is the tie
THAT draws men together, While
.f-interest drives them apart.
Throughout cur state may BE-
found ramshaokle farms and
houses, which are so, imply be-
cause only one nan, or family
have an interest in them, and are
too devoid If pride To keep them
zap. la towns and cities. it is The
public properly, in which all have
a common interest. that is KEEP;
in the best repair. and is 4 link
hat binds the community togcth-
-.
Il is a common interest in an
educational Institution which
causes it b flourish and succeed.
and become a source of blessing
70 its patrons and pupils 1t IS a
common interest in church that
widcns it, influence for good, and
uaites its members as i family.
y common interest in politics.
or il country, is the root vi pa
,rio;ism, and common interest
in an enterprise a surety Of its
/ success.
This common interest is the
means Of turning our thoughts
from ourselves, ana iG the effort
70 help others, 4 bond i formed.
which brings all the best that Is
I in US t. the front. Why not let
/ this interest in other things and
other people than ourselves and
/ immediate families, pervade our
Lives. and make the world bet
/ ter place for ourselves, as well as
I future generations? Cultivate an
/ interest in other people, and
things not your own, and you
thereby develop the inborn spirit
OF true patriotism.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01
Defense Of So-.,.sesn Les Ie.s.
Holly Springs SOUTH

Defense ct So-.,,sesn Lcs Iess.
Holly Springs South.
On the patent sides of nearly
all the weekly papers in Missis-
sifpi. in pamphlet form. and
otherwise, there mas been pub
lishcd IN article written by I'm +.
erson Hough under title "Earla-
man, of Mississippi"
While this article is very lauda-
tory, and contains much that is
true, in some other respects the
author shows Ignorance, forget
fitness or evasion Of facts.
We cite only an instance where
he uses the language found in
the clipping We give below. The
author, after stating that Varia-
man some day be elected to the
Senate OF the Quilted States, saws /:
What will he d. then? He will do
what no Southern representative has
yet done. lie will tel the truth, He
will ase to de1y the stuaing of hal
lot boxes. the intimidation OF black
voters, the deliberate intent to over
se. the black franchise. Southern
congressman have lied nobly in re
gard 10 this, thinking that the neccs-
sity might Justify faIsehood. Var
oman Will tel the truth.
In this clause ne does gross in
justice 70 some Southern MEN,
bers Of Concress-includine Hon.
Thos. Spight, congressman from
Second dlstrict-when he charp-
- that Southern congressman,
including Captain Spight. have
lied and lacked courage 10
tell the truth" about public SEN
timent in the South, and proves
himself poo. student eff correct
history.
Many Of our readers will re.
member the impression made. and
comment excited throughout the
country by the speech made by
Mr.. Spight in the House of Rem
reseEtatives on January s. 1901,
and especially the other made
March IS. 1901, in which he dis.
tinetly declared that we OF the
South had been driven by force
of circumstances to resort e
methods in the control OF cleo.
tons which were distasteful &c
the better sense OF our people
and that at last we had succeed
ed by constitutional provision ir
eliminating the negro as a po!iti.
cal factor in our State govern.
ments. 1t was also distinctly de.
clared that no power on eartf
would ever compel US again t
submit to Negro domination. anG
that political or social equality o
the races is utterly beyond con.
sideration.
This much we are compelled I,
say in defense Of our faithful anS
fearless servant, and the othe
Southern congressman, that thi
eulogist of Governor Vardama,
should not be allowed to 60 un,
challenged.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01
Tcckville News.
= By A Friend,


We have not had any rain here
inee last Thursday, and every
pOdy has gone to work and some
ere still planting cotton.
Mr.. Ruben Williams and wife,
Of Yarbr0, visited their patents,
Nr. and Mrs. S. X. Bedenbaugh.
saturday and Sunday.
We are gIadto report that NJ
Leedie Smith, who has been con.
lined to his room for several dave
sith slow fever, is able to be on
the streets again.
Prot. III. L. Smith, of Lonctown
is visiting his many friends here
this week.
MIR. Claude Howell made a bust
ness trip to Oxford Saturday.
Mrs. DIR. Crawford and Miss
Alice Campbell, of Harmontown
visited Teckville Monday.
Many OF cur people attended
he concert at Piera Friday night
a I'd all report a nice time, and
$ lid that the school children die
we'll, aud we think Prof. jackson
deserves much credit In training
his pupils in the way he has, anc
We hepe that many of our teach
ers will pattern after him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01
CUBAN DI.ARRHOEA.

United States soldiers who served
in Cuba, during the Spanish war know
what this disease Is, and that ordinary
remedies have little more than 50
much water. Cuban diarrhoea Is al
most as severe and dangerous as a
mild attack of cholera. There is one
remedy, however, that can always be
depended upon as will be seen by the
following certificate from Mrs. Min
ME Jacobs, of Houston, Texas: 81
hereby certify that Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
cured my husband of n severe attack
of Cuban diarrhoea, which he brough,
home from Cuba. We had several
doct RS but they did him no good.
One bottle OF this remedy cured him
as our neigh5ors will testify. I thank
God for 50 valuable n medicine For
sale by all druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

BY local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by CONSTITUTE onal
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infiamed condition of the mucous lin
ing OF the Eustachian Tube. hen
this tube is infiamed you have a rumD
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed, deofnass is
the result, and unless the infiamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition. hear
ing will be destroyed forever, nine
cases ont of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the Mucous surfaces. We
will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF deafness, (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cared by HALLS Catar-
RI Cure. Send for circulars free.
2. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists, rs cents. Take
Halls Family Pills for con stipation,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01

A desc of Billiards. Horehound
Syrup will relieve it. Have you q
cold? A dose of Herbine ut bed time
and frequent small doses of Hore-
hound Syrup during the day will re-
move it. Try it for whooping cough
for asthma, for consumption, for bron
chitis- Mrs Joe McGrath, of s27 East
list street, Hutchinson, Kan writes:
Il have used Billiards. Horehound
Syrup in my family for five years, and
find it the best and most palatable
medicine ever used" sc, SOC, 81. 90
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01
PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS
See the Most for Your Moncv.

Rock Island service to CaIifor-
MIA and the Pacific rth-west
this summer, permits you to do
this. Low round trip rates to
Los Angeles, San Francisco or
Portland on special dates in June
July, August, September and
October. Liberal arrangements
Tor stop-over among the noun
tains of Colorado and in Califor-
nIa-side trips to the Yellowstone
Yosemite, etc. Write for Colorado
and California book and Rock
Island folder. John Sebastian
Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock
Island System, Chicago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-01
THE PROPS OF THE VINE

In rambling through the woods
Of our surrounding country, we
cannot fail to note the many
grape vines, supported by trees
thai bear useless or insignificant
fruit. \ luxuriant vine, for in
stance, covers IN elm, which is
unnoticed, while the vine is adj
mired for its beauty and grace,
and valued for its fruit. NJ one
ever thinks Of the elm, but with
out its support, the vine would
be useless.
So in the moral and intellectual
world. The most eloquent ora
tors, the most brilliant writer's.
the most learned theologian, the
most helpful philanthrop;st. IS
dependent upon the encourage
ment and support of a seemingly
insignificant relation. 1t may be
his parents, who trained and
moulded his talents, or directed
and encouraged his genius, while
they remained in the shadow of
greatness, and were content that
their son bore the the fruit.
In nine cases out of ten, it is
the wife, the silent partner of a
matrimonial firm, who is the true
prop and stay OF the family.
Her husband gathers in the hon
ors, glory and cash, while she
bears the heaviest burdens, and
continues the unseen prop to the
end Of the chapter.
In the business world, the mer-
chant the lawyer or doctor are
the fruit bearers, and the ones to
waom the community look for
leadership. But behind the
scenes i some quiet, unrecog-
nized power, who has boosted
them into prominence. and kept
them there by encouraging words,
who Is never known to the world.
although essential TO the success
Of dozens Of leading citizens.
This unseen prop may be a teach
er, an editor or 4 broad-minded.
modest philanthropist, but what
ever his or her position, it is one
OF self-abnegation.
The prop Of the vine, and those
who help others attain success,
may never be known, or recoe-
nized, but both are necessary
factors Of fruitfulness, and as
such are as useful as the much
lauded bearer of fruits, or doer
of great deeds. IL called to be a
prop to others, be the best prop
possible. but look not for reward
while a citizen of this disappoint-
ing mud pellet.