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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
From the Bench

The bull was obviously unintention-
al 1t was an Irish Judge presiding
over a petty court near Dublin. The
Judge Moore, Of London. The judge
had warned certain members of the
court with regard to coming into court.
II wish to put everybody on notice."
said the judge with great dignity
that If they come into this court room
room while 1 am sitting on this bench
drunk, they had better look out"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
SAD MISTAKE Of
JUPITER HATFIELD
ALLOWS RAIN TO CEASE IN
LOS ANGELES
With But Fifteen Hundredths Of an
Inch Between Him and the $1,000
Stake, He Puts Lid on Kettle
and Goes Home

Determined to make strong finish
which would be "clincher' for the
$1,000 put up by the Los Angeles busi-
ness men for eighteen inches of rain,
Jupiter Pluvius Hatfield, away out in
the Esperanza hills, pulled the corks
from the bottles containing the ele-
ments of his rainmaking secret, and
when portion had been poured from
each bottle into large kettle, extra
size, they were vigorously stirred until
the affinity was created and the fumes
were allowed to escape and be carried
up the side of the mountain by the
gentle breeze until they reached the
upper air. ts.
Soon clouds gathered and hid the
mountains from the dwellers in the
valley, and wise ones said: Jupiter
Hatfield has again pulled the cork; 1t
is best to remain inside" Before many
hours had passed the rain began to
fall, softly at first, but just as the
churches were dismissed the storm
broke and for a short time it poured
but the shower soon passed.
Hatfield Was Fooled
Throughout the afternoon it sprinkled
occasionally in Los Angeles, but off in
the Esperanza hills it rained steadily
until Hatfield put the lid on his kettle
and returned to his camp, satisfied that
the $1,000 was his. But alas! good Jupi-
ter Pluvius the second had not meas
ured his storm correctly and had al
lowed the rain to stop falling in Los
Angeles. This is the second time he
has failed to establish the. boundaries
of his storms, the first time allowing
the sun to shine in Los Angeles when
the rain fell in torrents in Pasadena
However, this can be accounted for by
the fact that Hatfield has only re-
Gently assumed entire charge of the
weather, and even now his work
shows improvement.
The rain which began falling in Los
Angeles about noon yesterday and con-
tnued at intervals during the after
noon netted 20 of an inch and brought
the total for the season up to II S5 so
Hatfield still has 10 to go before May l.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20

1t restores tone to the nervous system,
and cures nervous exhaustion and
prostration. 1t contains no alcohol
to inebriate or create craving for injuri-
Gus stimulants
Mr.. John L. coughenour, of Glen Savage,
Somerset Co., Pa, writes My appetite was
Gus as though I had been starved for months.
My heart kept throbbing continually and was
short Of breath Finally wrote TO you for ad-
and torpid liver. 1 did not think your dag.
nosis was right, but / ordered six bottles Of
Golden Medical Discovery from you and began
its use. After using three bottles began to Inn
prove slowly aud soon went to work, and have
been working ever since
Constipation is the most unclean un-
cleanliness. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets cure it. They never gripe.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
Heavy Downpour at Reddlng

BY Associated Press.
REDDING, March 19.-One inch of
rain fell this morning within twenty
minutes time, making the seasons
precipitation 1928 inches Last night
for two hours there was the heaviest
storm of the season. Reports today
from all parts of the county tell of a
terrific rain during the night Tonight
1t is colder, with indications of more
storm.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
More Rain at San pieao

By Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, March 19.7The storm
continued here today rain falling at
intervals. Reports from the country
say that the precipitation has been
large at many points and that a tre-
mendous volume of water is pouring
into all the reservoirs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
Heavy Showers at Riverside

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, March 10. - Heavy
showers fell this afternoon, the rain
gauge showing .95 for the five hours
rain. This brings the seasons total
up to 1886.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
Wind and Rain at Ocean Park

Special TO The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, March 19.-Rain fell
at intervals all day at times coming
down in torrents. A strong wind helped
to make conditions unpleasant, and
very few persons ventured out OF doors
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
lydia e. Pinkl1am's VegetI

Complaints all Ovarian
adapted
other
edy
and umors
velopment.
Irregular Painful Maion Weakness Of the Stomach
Deb
weight
the IS a
quickly Feeling don't
care and feeling excitabiy rrbiy nervous
melancholy bu"
and headache These Of Female Weakness de-
of either the Vegetable Compound always
anything hundred
wnta Sold by Druggsts
where. a substitutes
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
IIlMNlNNNINININNNMNIIANNNNNMERNNNNNNMN! =

Tomorrow evening. weather permit
ting, the carnival king will be crowned.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the event.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20

Consumption ana Dronchltis
mean unclean lungs. DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery prevents these
diseases. 1t makes a mans
insides clean and healthy.
1t cleans the digestive or
gans, makes pure, clean
blood, and clean, healthy
flesh. 1t doesn't make the
flabby fat of corpulency,
h,lt the firm flesh of health.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20

satisfactory 70 the sanitary officer and
his associates. They fatty contradicted
DR.. Reeds statement that authority to
purchase an x-ray OUTFIT in Washing
ton was denied.
Take Exception TO Charges
The salaries Of medical officials on
the isthmus are quoted to refute the
charge that the commission wants
cheap doctors there.
Exception is taken to DR.. Reeds
structures on the salaries paid to clerks.
The commissioners say that their sys-
tenn contemplates an advance of about
25 per cent in salaries paid in the
United states and that the plan has
been very carefully worked out.
In refutation Of the charges made by
Or. Reed that the commission is re-
sponslble for the presence of yellow
fever on the isthmus, letter from the
commission of February to Chief
Sanitary officer Gorgas is quoted. In
that letter the opinion Is expressed that
the appearance Of the fever is not
tracea BILE to delay in the importation
Of medical supplies.
Defend Sanitary Department
Reference is made to the efforts of
the commission to introduce a whole
some water supply as the only effec-
tive way of killing off mosquitoes and
preventing fever in Panama.
on the subject of sanitation the com
mission says:
The commission understands the
immense importance of sanitation on
the isthmus as a factor In the build
ing of the canal. 1t is certain that the
chiefs of the sanitary department are
aware of the grave responsibility rest
ing upon them.
"If the statements of DR.. Reed were
true in either detail or in the general
impression they are intended to con-
vey of sanitary conditions on the 18TH
mus, they would convict the sanitary
staff of gross abandonment of duty In
failure to inform the commission there
of. Neither from official conferences
nor from correspondence nor from in
terviews has 1t been learned that the
plan is defective in scope or elasticity
or that troubles have occurred except
such as inevitably attend the organiza-
tion of great enterprises"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20

Some people never pray forgive us our
debts except when the Offering is being taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20

energy and think clean, clear, healthy
thoughts, fas
He will never be troubled with liver,
lung, stomach or blood disorders. Dys-
pepsia and indigestion originate in
found where there is unclean blood.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20

thC odtllS. n lhdii hiey
dozen times a. day, and
still be unclean. Good
health means cleanliness
not only outside, but in
side. It means a clean
stomach, clean bowels,
clean blood, a. Gle a n
liver, and new, clean.
healthy tissues and f.
.bers in every organ of
the body. The man
who is clean in this
way will look it and act
it. He will work with
At.I
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20

satisfactory 70 the sanitary officer and
his associates they fatty contradicted
Dr. Reeds statement that authority toll
purchase an x-ray outfit in Washing
ton was denied.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
A cLEAN MAN.

Outside cleanliness is less than half
the battle. A man may scrub himself q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

r. e@zriaI rsrrrr srusa Ner Orleans
fer tss - h1ars eE1s4 a. gRm n on
IT, f-rA sAo~sst- New czs-s u ysIlsx
r-vsr. -. scxsl 70 das-. -5sL Dsarns.
.. -ossl % sar-. - C1ses u-6sr
u-4r1snz. - diseharxsd. l-si1
kz1sx sAs z<~ czs-s q ysIiox fever
In N-~ o-ssazs b Dx {. NJ SA1asgy. 4
Bzrarsri2 wso hs< e-~a IN ch4r<e IL
g-r-rsoa ps-isA he AAs saly a Uxhs
ss-e Nzn~rcus exse= coutiEIe % -
r-por-sf frun oaliys1< Eu-zss-
F'aS-esf ASsaSs2sf Ssar<era y A
ErzeaH- ts<rersosc<zsr q fh- Narire
hcspfr4l ssrxbr~. has ksez sat 70 Nsx
Cri-a-s - sss1y crr1zi1 phzses - Tia
sl'assiun ant r~porz % Dr. Wyma-.
Cizeizzzri has sve zilE ezssz q yes-
iuw f-s-r. 1evessp~d zmOEx r~faze~s.
sn4 n zaze-r e Isaiiaz Suspects have
siz's=st ts@ vigilance u the ChseAxo Of
1ria's sz.f are running scuse there
Azcrg the r~csrr 1eazhs frun ysliox
fever "a N-v Orleans : thas 0f Sister
g3ry q - Csllzz a. lie Nount Carmel
ssvium-
Iae z12saraEcs q yeiloE fever n
HszssrE. ca the MisSi~Sippi Valley
ruz1- thrsaters - tie aD mere country
a-cug that rOaas- There save teen four
czsss reported
TA~ points of nnss sericyss Infection
cEsi<i> q N<s Orleans are TailalaA
and LAxe Proxfsien<-. AZ both of whisA
polnss exsrzurcinaEy Efforts. are being
mai~ to eo1rrog the dtssass and restore
soEfd~rr.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

ST. art t11e-I sElx Gn1as ars to ke
vrrs mash zuru shts fali in SHADOW
e1sass and lave saksa the plare Of
m essv&s - laES favorfrss in the
STA W5r5L a earning dress Is Of
tlaek aa4 Whlse pin striped sansta.
Nfza tEe sktr- AfI n tiny plsIss
lrsznd fAe walss fer several inches.
Just 1s.lse the kuss : a bias rouncs
pat On ~i-h a piPiHg % black velvet
The tiozas,i ~aasr has v opening
barS ard frunt q SWISS smbrOid@ry
aasi pointed biAs hrvtsEIes % silk pfped
wfsh vefvet The thrss-qgarvsr sIesves
are 4 series q psz1s ard a bIaek velvss
cstzsure ezeirries the trim xaiSx- A
euaint e1xa is q zooseherry green
sfk. Tha h.siice haS kimnno shaped
=lessw sleeves eas in one with the
ysafxg itself ans1 trimmed with old
f&shi0us,l rufzss hav8aS shirrsd hsaf-
iuzs- The shaEtli&e collar Is inset
with hatrIsmsntsd pieces og whfre
sorlt<,t six stitched a number % times
with Eresz Th- GEssd SirGis Is of
stitched Ehife SIX. ard rusest.s. from
zhieh danEis white tasssEs. ornament
he front OF ths he,Iice. The SKIRT
has 4 kliysd doanes 20 the knee.
trimmed ahoUt With 4 taSlier eject.
carried 0ut with pa1nSs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
IN ROLE or PeACeMaKeR
Nicholas Again Appears s>eozi
Peace cczfsrNne~ Called

- Ps-@r.hurs. Seps- - Eur~vor
Nn-hola> fastas again apY~ars h.-fssrs
'he worhi n p<csaotsr - aaiter~aI
p'asz.- No sspn.sr j. th- E.E--slspan-
ss.s Nar over. amt even t--f1g,, th-- r-sa-.-
treaty kss t-ssn ratis~.i than hi> ia
.-.sg ts>H-s iavi-asiaos to a --ssaal
p..ae~ cnnfer~ncs- a. The Ha<u~-
Tilar sh.s Enperur hass ,isu.. - Ets
lenrn--t ta.lav frum a -.~Irce whh-h
s.as.-s ~ shzsl1x q ,ios1b< A. ~ ia a.
sa~u-icisy-
& j. oeseialiy aaaoaaesi thas --the
isa>-iaa goteruHrnt prvp.-.rl io 3D.
tr'-- the ioreiga p.oSers pirh a viea 20
iae heliiu< ot peaor cunfsrsu.,. a.
IA HaEus.' hs- {; = kroNu sh.t z,--
gs'siarieu- pr'-re'iin- thls annsrans-ul- -us
thaf the rosernas-af prs'p.--,i 20 49,
4gs-- tn t'sNe-~ wers. euser,-t Inc1 es-
p..rfaily ui-h th- United >sats-s. and
sere cssgia-tssl wish ths- .-reas,--s 49,
rrrsy- tlrre neinx noc abr -iisassa.E
iaxlinz thas Fsassia eoot~mplatei any
thing = the kinsf
The annosazs'yas-as ervas.ssf tfs E-ssas-
- ssrpri--s kers. and sh. Fast shat
sassis nzlsi plAnnrsi a ----'suai cssut-rence
.l-sSpi-e H. strp< airsa<ly taxa ~
tarss~iss..as Rsosr-.saslr "a 49, n..ar,i Njsh
l-nazrsbeus. IL : clear tha. fh.- stsp
cssald nd b. ssxsn by Esa-eia uitheas
Er-s r,al-hius a spalps-stss uasi.s i.sr>s1nsiillg
,ish I.re>.-l. nr E.nsseslt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
TIE SIMPLE LIFE ONLY
Il Possible for Young oM-rrs in the
Goveru-,ent Service

W1>iilu -tou. S-sps- - Oniy III '',iri-
- lIse'' = p.sssisie for yoan- army
egiie.r~- as,-srrifn. To Nss -Gen- Cs,ri,tu,
nSumaadins the PhiliPPin.e division
H. h- snnsal rvpssrs. Gen. si'rs,fu -ays
,lsnr d. tr-s ir,-susu.iy evtien.-- thar
sherv are oes~rs IN sae -er1ige M.
riusi.il - th-Er Eus1-iai sstiisatiori-.
7 h.s na-rtss - g,ssapsassts "a thi> t.liHs.
h ssy~- calls s,r .lrasshr ,rssatrleas
Th~ general then l.ys dSun th.--s
Prinriri-,-
- The nprun~us an sei-er t-sgins living
heycld hss nis.Ius hs sisoslid NJ sab5e,..-
ri 70 ci-sipsiu-s- lcung oehcr-s poSn-
ir- the ~-rva-e shoslld n. adu,sznish.ssl
ihai 'ar fheul ouiy tn -irupbe life !.
Ps.,ihl.s- Tie u.sus-as aa os-s--r = p.a--
-s--se'i uith az s.asoasrOs'siSe e@s-rr ls-
A. ssh@r lif-s - --.--l~<- s--sss.-a-l 4
A. Hell ~ be. r,--in@nf- .h.,uhi >er.arar.
himself frrsa II. ssrvi,,. 4n,f sns..r t1s,
.sl,l> ia whieh ,t.s material rrNarss.
aiiH1ir u uor- isxury - living
There Nrv now IsslSs troy, m h.
T'hiiippln--s in.-lusling SiSt ntrsr-
scuars. an.i ssen- CorhSa rv,-nsurlensI.
ftat ther. ~ no r-iu-ss-l n ~ sr~.-..
H. .as> fhe c,,assisiuu< A. - p..u,r IN
shs i>iansi- ar better thtn - s-y rf-u-.
sincs. Am~ru-aa use-urarssu- ~ith -
svser,isr a Srrar-
\ rs-siu--thrn 10 exr~l-.s Aru.sursin- -
= iui.iir'a a-t aslf so}is-s = rersrrs,i
a. having h..u as,rrsrsr.la.k--l d-lrin- th-
s4-uiua>-rasi1ss s,f ts..si. tSrhfr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
HID THE BODY or HIS VICTIM
Thsn Returned and cozpleted HIS
Nurderous WORK

NeW Xcek. >~ps- Is.-A large fer,e
q detertiv-s ts Al Eor< tSiag -ea-eh-
IN Tor Jorsph tsirErsi. for sh@=e arrvss
= rarraut has been issued in o0uusctian
with th~ murder Of Augusta t'fs5fer,
mar the Pelham Roaa. Wsstehss.er.
COrunar Utsoruzn said.
i do aos believe the girl <ss killed
outright, Z think slle Eas rendered IN
eensrIng-s AMI thu brute Who attacked
Der dragged hsr h.sdy into the bEzshas
ard hid Il. thinking she w1s ssai-
EsruAats;y she isy there all Of THURSDAY
zzsi Friday unable To move Cg rake An
cutlery and the murderer returned Fri
day Night to box At bis vicrim- Find
in heg alive. he finished her.
Enthusiastically the girl knex the man
who killed her Otherwise there would
have f~sen I'D necsssity for him to have
added murder 80 his firss erirls- He
killet her h.aaR>s >hs recugnizssi him .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

izs are ssoubly pleasant II a party %
wong people - In eoupany
To AID rest - such stuiy every oc.
mriss BE- enthusiastic There - 10
rpusa for tae AL who Is bored ~ tn-
rlri whp iers behind 4aa tak~s iittis
interest. Gtrlz are as able to endEFe
fatis1s ard take whatever con~s "A
th~ way - htrisEip as toy-. ). tksy
arr prurerly dressed for their sxp..ll
ttous- Oaly a ally giri sets out for a
rfuautain clirsb or a waik aergss cuua-
Try dressed IN ur-audie % fauu. win
Go1siuE ribbons. Nth a picture hat aa.i
tisht saues The Eirl wa~ Is a gOoi
tuuass Tor ouf f-of-ssoors. has NJ sS1s-
lax tars or euds. hss = sap 90 a sailcr
har. aud wears shos~ wi1h eruss ~ol-s
and l0W keels prupsriy aiipssesi ~ her
feet.
Isnnis tasksg han aa.f prlf are
rarzss that tays and girfs may ai.y.
~ite NJ eits oa eithsr siae. but ~ita
- sni ~ fIa For the rOaxh<r games,
arra - foothaii aaf basebaH girls are
crulslt to assume shs rul@ q specss-
tn-s- Iaey ku1N the pcinrs os tae
Eanle- ala tAeir sympafhy cheers tie
pisgsrs. uhile they ar proud ts wear
the sub1-s ~ th,rss ~houa t1sy faEcr-
wah clsbt maSs ygu see frisa.t-
ship a. N i9ohs Q, ne II s u0c 4
mere pislsGre q ca. m1uenL Il q
uot snlll slsnt ualg- ll Is a chance
10 Aelp -aur~l.~lg va1 uessis heig. q
eaaHcs % make tas Oh Wcrti a
nsszhasr ai1es Ne s-d frgHa ig what
vs slsr- lf ne are ssIash and aawIf-
ing rn u1lks a s.rrriace. we snal never
D. sri u,as In tle esss s-ne
Ferhars ea1 illustrate Waat mean
f0u have iusg seated yOar-sI with .
Luuk that yua have hsea trytns %
Eea4. aa1 tor vhieh yua have aai NJ
hezgrr- luu have reached the msJs
eXt ring part uf the st1ry. In coGiss
y0ur trasher Wigh = request that y1g
VIII ui@ad a rtD In bis gt1vs. Or IN
Naias a q iEh1cr wat Is a r1ther 1all
ami slGptl ony. is Is a test Of yogr
anntli..y All altruLsm. wh-thsr wa
crEe ulars flr yuGr cwu pleasure. or
for the b0othsr and the brother ;
lri-a4 These llttle thinSs. mere tri.ss
apqlr utly sa1w sharaeter- Ihruush-
plc lie raere are ch1nces for a thDE-
sand pssry seif-sls aiaEs- Soals % them
rtas@ tae dtzereucr between hetn.
frisnslfy and icing ssldsa- Frisnsisaip p
never tartvss "a she soil uf ssiashn-ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
CARVED TO THE HEART.
Fleree Fight Will Enivss az Pursa-
tory Holtov-

AzasEsFxr. ~. >--Fsz- - 'rhh, .Szrn-
{. "a 4-ssin 'hrusa iEro sever h-af els-
e5,euzens tsiay - the report of a
.ia1R,l. uaur,E-r AZ >z1aaI fn35aa tazE
ctlls,l Eaxbev. ant oftsn rrf.-rrs,i - A.
fsurgz-ary Hriis.x-
\ frs~sar-au sshz x1s ssaFtsss a. the
h0sEe u E.an-s tso1z.al=s. = ou--lrra--sl
tsrmsr- Drxs snsf F.szie Saivss serv
used aEd thTv~ zasa x~rss Iis-raliy shit
tl-si taso nincsnaeaG. tao h.einz xizieI
ogGrfzAt All the sas-zrms'l uIza :
bareLf alive Il : isnpossitis - - d.
tails farths.r than that Il was rialae,l
the dead mn Eer,s strangers 1zsi aeEe
inrnsasiareiy bs~i,,i sirh.ls1r ~ much as
AZ ingGsss-
Tbs ciss j. the sssautv -=as Of the
nss1 csulsy- cps.n.-si fo --stieHs~n, tour
yearS a-o. and IN that tiri.s eifseen raar-
sse-s have bs~a rs<1srsi-s,i. h-s,isiss a large
number % suicides.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

4 person dieting for curpulsace vhr
eats oEIy lean meats uzy be allowed
little eHrrsr as some far Is zses1fuI
10 the system bat II eaten iumodsr-
areIy batter i exceedingly fartsnIng
Rice. though popularity supposed 10 be
flesh forming IS not really 50 IL we
may judge Of its qualities By those
thin raess Of rics eaters. the Hindous
aad Chiusss- Five articles Os food r-ay
be said 10 Be the foreortained means
OF building up fat Thsy are bread
ard butter. milk. sugar and potatoes.
If yna vogld wax fat eat candy q
much Is thy purse can buy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

A shower 0f linen is always an ac-
eeptable sift for brids-tO-ee- This con-
sists u few pieces or a dozen. IL ore
wishes. u the various articles OF table
EEsu- OF the huer used in the bedroom.
Tasse. when folded. should be tied to
gsther with bsuds OF white satin ribbon.
The Initials OF mOro<ram of the bride
should be embroidered In white on each
Fiece, sry woman who Is clever with
her Eesdie- however. can DO that her.
self ard the gift viii he ali the rnors
appreciated arf ~ilI HOt b. 80 cost, a
If the embroidery vas Gons ar some shoC
or by al expert needle woman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

The hair should be singsd every
three months 10 keep the ends even
4 shampoo every fortnight with
pleEsy OF eggs and hot water will keen
the hair soft. faGy and free from oil
The sulphur in the egg acts as a tonic
TO the growth \ simple hair grower
vhiCh should be used - hourx before
the shampoo - Four OuRsss Of al
eohoI. two ounces cf castor oil. per
fumei With Nsl of hsrSausN or any
prefsrTe,l s..ent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Nsy1eld. Ky. Seps- l9.-Ceagress-
nan Ollie Jars today spoke IN the
farmers Of Graves county en- the to-
b.e,sO question that Is nox sxiratfng
the farmers Of the dark tobacco dis
tEiet- Hs urged she toh4ecsD groxers
20 assign their crcps 10 the organiza-
tion and stand BY It il they expest 70
win against the trusts IL wzs Ona Of
the largest crozyis and the rs1ss repre-
sentative number OF farmers ever ~
senthe1l in MAJ field Mr.. J1nres- speech
hzi ere8s ssifsct- The useesflg wds the
n1sf ~rthxsiz>sie ever lssssd llsre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Washington, Seps- 19--Bsisliier
General j. NJ Lee. commanding tbs
Departments Of Texas, in his annual re,
port says the army l. entering upon AZ
era OF stagnztion in preuOsions- Hi
recommends a compulsory reSirens nj
hE similar to that of the navy an
marine eOgp~- Cen Lee Is positively
in favor Of the re-estahlishmeEt of tbs
army c&nTeeu- He says that - pei
cent OF the soldiers drink -siuularrs
\ ma tOrits drink beer and light zineS
while minority drink srruug Liquors
but ocly few drink TO excess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21


A x-szta3l N1yth c1cs58sriug fsr
each q us Is waas d. uleau . n
lrt-rlls. For whz= 60 / srzzat
Glrss % MT 4fa1Fs rvrlemIbsr taAE
T. = tAeiE privilege - e1err 4 zn.Ht
iazsazrs 0ser the soEa thes amos. A
girt Eao Esss sIazg aai permits hsrssEf
% be r1pss and dfse,4rse0szz IN her o.
Aasssr - eoys. wkl does Eos exsrs
from them ts heE sEees bahavb5r
something that = like h1lzase paid to
an Eis1I, misses her Opportunity / -
zot Hls1a that a slri saoGld b. sela-
eoasstoGs or pris. Ia she shogld E5S
forget ,haE she Is IN a xay a htlI~
Friuesss. and Is 10 hx treated aaeo- 4
iEsIy-
EgaeI should not ask Theodore 10
come and see her. any more thau sss
should bsS him to be her partner il
n dance n he wishes ths pleasure Of
call be should ask and she shouI..
sr1nt, and her mother should h prss-
sEt-at least during part OF the egsnizs.
The pleasant and natural say for y-rv
young PsoFle IS 70 visit in The family.
and have eyerT one coming aad so.ls
while thsy 1rs there
A good deal Of pleasure IS ADDED "a
an ordinary e1U Il. before il IS over.
there IS sOulsshiEs 10 eat Lsuaoua i
&E4 cake DO Lot e0me amEss. and there
Is Eo Ell ef satisfaction IN an MD
fashloEsd sandy pull If a haIf-,ioz@a
boys and girls take part in IT, have
Yet 10 see the boy who does not Ike
tO call a. the house where the xires
invite him 10 help them make futge.
There Is the more fun If the boys heIp
ID clear away after the feast
We shall never do oar friends sDoa.
unless ne are ourselves right utnd IA
sincere and uEsef6sh- There is not TIE
least Use In pretending To be What ons
Is not Unless We have real principles
and care about living up Ia them ye
shall never know Iae golden value os
true friendship Girls. don't forzzt
that CONVICTIONS lived up 10 make
strong characters
A friend IS not AFRAID 10 tell shs
truth. though now AMI then il nav
wound another SEill. il l. not neces
sary to BE- CGcious- II in your pre-
enee one OF your schoclmatss. boy OF
girl. should say something unkfnd
about the ahseat, IL would De IN easy
thing for you to show your dIsplsas-
urs- Yoa w0rlt rot ues1 say i wO=e:
look woRIt be enough Sometimes
the refusal to smile At a lest which
takes liberty with something you re
spect- ss. for example. a grave ook
IL there IS profanity in your presence,
will put an end 10 it, am persuaded
that the habit OF cigarette smoking
which we all deplOre in boys. would
vanish from the face OF the earth II
the girls would only snow By look and
word that they disapprOvei il. a1a
would not have cigarette smokers NUM-
bsred among their boy friends
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
BORDER CROSS AND LONG
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Wksr- l. required 4 Bsld and
c1iekly-EaEke5 Pattern

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slds boarI and eiEnsr-Waxoa elochs.
r.sasl cussrs- or ia fart- any articis
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tea = dssirei a oraameafazbon- na-
Nnai. Ezx threat OF ingram cotroa
u-1v BE- asetl for he wurk. aerur'iizS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

y sae material tat tovus the foanda-
rian- Il the szarsrial Is of sBch a hind
r1ag th= threads eazasC b. cu,Inted.
tEen taeE eaHvHs OVER U. WORK ths
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g. sa- uasferi1i art drlE ths threats
awag after d WorS IS A1ne-