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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

Thomas White of Bangor, Herbert T..
Powers of Fort Fairfield. Frederick
ROBBIE Of Gorham. and Chas. f. Field
of Bangor, of the board OF trustees Of
the Maine Insane hospital. who had
been in the city on business connected
with the acquisition of the arsenal
property, returned home. yesterday af-
.prnOOn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

again. yesterday afternoon. to see the
races. il is not likely that they will
have many more chances to indulge
their fancy in that line. this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

The board of registration closed the
third day Of lis session at the registra-
ton room in the city building last
evening. Thus far the business done by
the beard has included about 10 addi-
tons to the lists. and fOur changes. The
session of the board will close at )
O'Clock. this afternoon, and no addi-
tons or corrections will be made after
that hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

A movement is on foot in the city.
with a view 20 forming lodge Of Elk'
ana papers are in circulation for the
rurpose of securing = list of charter
members. Many signatures have al
ready been rec lived. and indications
point 10 the institution of the lodge in
the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

The Misses Patten and Porter. of the
Christian and Missionary alliance re-
turned. yesterday from Bangor and
will he present. this evening. at the
service OF the Water street Gospel
Mission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10
DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure

:. .;l cure. and nj very little expense.
J. i.'r,I with doctors bills. w. arr. so
',,.. 81 IT, mai if III" first bottle does not
,.rrht your druggist will return your
~ II will do Tor you what it has
i'' lar thouSIndS in like condition.
''' "Fnr 80 months I walked on the edsa
re- H.. tomb from weak heart. poor blood
..,.I.,ti ION and nervous prOStr.tiori. DIR.
,,I.. %.w Heart Cure. and N"rvine
-, M. back ms h alth.
f'nrv VI. \. ROBINS. Port Elgin. Ont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

Charles S. Downing is on a business
trip to Aroostook and Washington
counties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

Forest 3. WhitehOuse of South Vas
salbOro. was in town, yesterday, on
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. y. Davis of Nor
way. We're among the guests registered
at Hotel North, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

Mrs. L. f.. Barton of Windsor. is Wis
ting at the home of Mrs. George
Motherwell. on Cedar street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Arey of Riverside.
We're making calls on the street. yes
te riay afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

George Parker returned, Thursday
afternoon from a four days business
trip through AroostOOk county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10
Daily kennebec journal
LOCAL MATTERS.

Chester Emerson Of South China,
Was d visitor in town. Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10
Build Up
Your System!

Neglect and carelessness are the general causes
of all disease.
People never become dangerously sick until
after nature has given them many warnings
The great mistake is not paying attention to
these warnings
When you feel run down" fused up" "ner-
vous, tired most OF the time-it means that some
tniilg IS wrong and nature is warning YOU.
You need more nerve force to build up your
system.
strengthen your nerves, increase your nerve
1olce and your health will take care of itself
oclefce win Its unerrlng methods of research
mas proved that the various organs and tissues of
the body continue in health and perform their
work properly as long their nerve supply re-
talns its vigor and strength.
But if the nerves degenerate or lose mower fror,
poor nourishment or any other cause. the entire
physiological mechanism of the body is thrown
out OF gear and we have as result some rim
down" condition or disease
The heart the stomach. the liver all have their
great nerve centres which supply them with the
power to work properly. When these nerve GEN.
tres are weakened these important organs cannot
act properly.
"For five years was in very bad health
and the doctors and medicine failed to help
me, until became seriously i'll, and then !
began using Paine's Celery Compound. ! de.
rived great benefit from it at once. ! com.
menced to gain in weight and gained thirty.
nine pounds in three months. It gave mo
great strength and built up my entire sys.
tenn. have recommended it to some Of nv
friends and It did them a great deal Of
good."-o. m. Pearson Seattle, Wash.
Prof. Phelps. of Dartmouth University, was the
hrst physician to enuncate the principle which to-
day is recognized as one of the foundations of the
science of nledicne.-the great enlightenng truth,
that the nerve system rules all the bodys health.
The nerves must have food to keep up their
strength. Their food is not the same food that
we usually know.
He sought and found the food that builds up
and restores the nerves-his celery formula, which
has become famous Paines Celery Compound
the celebrated nerve vitazer and tonic.
Paine's Celery Compound is giving new nerve
force to thousands every day by feeding and re-
storing the nerves to their full strength 1t
never fails to build up run down system to
full. rudy health.
Two days treatment proves its marvellous
power. 1t braces you Tip. You feel better at
once
Sick headache, palpitation, dizziness, and
heartburn are usually relieved by single dose
of Paine's Celery Compound
Remember this-Paines Celery Compound is
the prescription Of of the most famous physi-
clans this country has ever known. and all repu-
table Druggists sell and recommend it.
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 co.
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10
A Sign

oor nIood circulation is shortness of
o pITT aficr walking. going up stairs,
tit ,,,rn singing. excitement, anger
SIT &c Poor blood circulat ton means
iritit hart. and Il sick heart is Il result
i, r.rlk ana impoverished nerves.
:" ~. ,,u,. knows til. results of poor
II, .,rcnl ,tiun. biIt every body does not
~" ,n.;f th,. quickest and safest treat
NM" +, Jr Miles New Hc.trt Cure.
i'Iff ,ou tina these SYMPTOMS present.
,,tu should not neglect them. but AT once
,,,',.itrt. 4 hottie OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10
AUGUSTA LODGE DIRECTORY.

.,ic,jsTA LODGE. NO. 141. r. & A.
" cr.rjaI communication. Tuesday even
:'.o NIr.h II. at 30 +. NJ. Work in r. c.
a. @rr-. All Soiourning brethren are cor
w. ne invited to be- present.
"''''' WILL l.. HILTON. ". NJ.
CLAUDE W. TOWNSEND. Sec.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

VI E1ws-e. q Les Angles. Cal,
hkz ee<c through E.r-lczy I1S Ten
->zs euyfrx - x,c6 Sacss % ship cut
% - P1cf1e coast He saEs re farn-
RS are anticipating n Steady Ssnart
fer -rls= f-cr tss Pefirrire tsfaa,is
AID frc- Iacac AZ % the vfrki-
as -enrrr. - states hav. rml-s
eo-nac<>t such h1gt prizes cur west
n hey 20 n present. MS - s--rtt-
1-=t l1-y.fr % Cur Increasing r-ate
vf-h TIE Phriprt--<4 Our experts oe
art-als sr1 fed SITS ar. rapEtEy il
crea<irx u tbs tErecrsoc- and rhsr. a
70 reason vhy IL breeders acst farm
.rs Of n. Pacific slope Should Eor res,
thu hersf- q .heir rsu<rzphical Ecea-
ton Exports q our annual Proszcts
hav. grown from ST. .aas IN 1919 70
S1sj no for Ia<- year. s-t IN food <su1s
frcn s1s9aae n 1910 TO sl-ps9 zoe for
last year
In all of this Increased trade thu
American rnl. has ben m important
factor He has only &C eonpetitor IN
The world and that : from the orig
iral hone q his ancestors. Spain But
II viii Be ociy a few ysars more be-
fore he vii ssand without q rival in tbs
Philippines. rs he does Throughout the
civilized World wherever he has heec
trtsd and tested WITH breeds q orhsf
countries Tte American male. like
tke American rartou 3 q wilmer vker-
ever :. places His foos--Sourherr Ag-
rfruErrfxr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

Asr-- -wo-ssehs q res wortts hcg
szppiy = r--s.zre< n n. Crs-ss
S-n-.s- ACCORDING - n a.varcs rr1ce
q s1or- euIl.sr- % - tzz1s,t ~ the
department Il arrS-zl---e q r-rs.r-
f-1 <w1-@. snt aes-u- - rer cat u
te-s- a. rry-.-rs1 u r. Nn<zfszsvri
v1zlsr. -s-r. rhts ssrr1c1 Ct rhs cuE1--
IT hs< t-v.icrst r. N. O. lsr- hrx
H-@ ms s-r -Hs ~r-tn-1 fer hoxs u
ctssr rar-s q - Tzt-e- SslrsS
IT, f1- - ls-< hcS . xrcA necz-se
ccr- rs he-- IS r-i-c1-af f.--.- s-<
eeca-se th--- rs n~sr q szrs-6 s-r
rs7-k t-r- SRA n - az - vii co.
fern - rn- pr-=-r- r---sEfzx rype
Fzsr ns Gag ss er-r ---af-s rs pin
cirai Fee.
5H-rhsr kcxs n-z n. e-s- hc<z from
~ fH- c. ART k1< sa-trctrr hat.
ccrn@ - n. r1-s-r n-t xscurt -
1<e-t az . x-x-zts-. s1r ccu-arr-rc
Eru- to kaccr -ark-c <sa-spcT--
- English sacu1 beg $ tke ts-al ID
var -htch legs a-- e-s1x t~veh1pe1
To -ae ehc-- ces--v-r Il 5 a1car-zs
Lar rss r-1trsTy Changing errf.friccs
o-rrxhr ascur ~ rHe t.rscpuerr oe
The C-fr-< SSa--<- x,t n. trrrsas. /,
ne price q ecr- resulting t-on irs
vsrs-'t cnz1sr~1al E=~s. eszs- rs- ho<
70 - -. n -cre nEx-t art Usually n
-crz rE---x---r< r1-srr- IT'S vii =
ne tz-E-. a,.rr rh- ryre e th- hog
Il "a r-r-.@ <-a-eS - -Aar II viii
-cr- r-a-sy Rrprcach In. C re Eng
E<h eacc1 scx-FEr-s-s Hcus Jour
ral
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
VALUABLE NEW DAT.
TIE ke-sAsa Oar . ysfa.nf< Adm
tf~s &c the Forage Ftaars
Of sA- Cssa,ry

ass-zr1 cats promises 70 becure A
important forage ard s-ces-s-ssssrx
crop l. Eanv sections a Ia COUNTRY
szEce scu1sUezr extensive trials raat.
With its since Tvs iE-rcdaerion by rh-
czparsEE,r q zzriculrurs have demon
s-rztst lat crly heavy yizl5s- bur IL
certlccsIzY good rsSurrs Under enraf-
tons Of drought A VERY important
feature @ ths work o. the exp~rfr~rr
stations throughout the coantry Is the
tEiroduesfSo Of E=~ erOcs. and z,any
valuable a51iticeS have TINS b-
made 20 sh= list Of plants whteh the
eczrtrT ~ capable q prcdzef.x TAe
khsrsO1 aats we're hEogEhs frDr1 Rus
ga n lss- They have been pretty
vel tested By The Nshraskz station IS
10 their s6sps.hfEisy 70 rhe corr bait
q the Unirst States Al z1vzres
prccf Of The experiment station work
Of the department Of agriculture SAYS II
this promising forage ercr-
tt clsEzric conditions most farcr-
able 10 IL growth Of cats do rot us.-
ally obtain !. the co-r hslr. and u
go ------A--l - --4 . WAE---T =
CATS v=I ztzrcet % this rsz5cc- II
= e--t1uz szcr tks-. a.thcugh The
great core-r-c1zc5nx s-ares are Ike
wise the la-zsr<r producers q cats.
tksy are -cc states u Which the ysesd
PER acre q high
The Shersoa car g q rigorrcs but
Ec- rrEk grower The straw : short
err lsavs are broad and eIpoze q
large surface The berries are light
yellow "a color and lave . very thin
hail II Usually weighs vel per bush
a. and szr1s=s very early In the dry
season q 1891 II showed renarkzhl<
crocghr-resiz<inx Qualities
Tia Kaerzc1 oar - stated to BE q
very heavy yieEfer. and the intErarioos
ar rhzt IN introducing this cat q great
service has been r>ni>red E1s o1fy 10
the middle west. where the rafEfzl Is
srans. hut 20 other section where
o-uuxhs frepaenrIy cuts down the oar
yislf-FzrE<rs' Hone Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
HERE AND THERE.

No natter n What seasun TIE srws
are due % f.rruw. care should be caken
70 provide them with dry. clean quar-
re-s 10 saenx<svez
The calf should have skin rfIk
q other similar ltqutS food Will NJ
Isazr three months old and AFTER that
- locg ~ can BE Afforded
Be Kind 20 tk> h-coty hens ezrtrg
the hot weather II Is natural for them
10 become hrooty n this season Of The
year. and hey should Eot he treated
karxhly-
Many o. the very fcreEcs< mem II
the country have declared - favor IL
na<socAi aid 10 good roads. and the
feeling g cuRs<azxiy growing that il
should prevail
-The United States department uf
Agriculture has ortered the vfrhHrzuaI
Of the eertfecation Of the bcoks azt
records Of the American SuHolk Punch
Horse association
The cheapest growth with growing
pigs Is secured By giving them the rua
Of \ grdt clover pasture and fe<dfur
hem . xlcp Of m5ddrlrg and skim nsIk.
OF bran. oil meal and skim milk
HI Is not The farmer alrne Who il
Affected By bad roads. trade crntirsoas
are diEAstrcus1y Affected wksrsver ka6
roads exist Coed roads are necessary
70 every yucashos and every tsSerssL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
WHY THEY ARE HAPPY
TO NOTABLE ETcnVEHDs rsON
HIEENE DEBILITY.


w s-r=cx-h k.s dxi-1lssf 50 -hs- 7
cc1ssa 8 spQlv nysslf % nv b1<s---~
With a.y slsp hE1r Vas tired and Isis
A. The Ilzae- sai1 Mr Go1iss-sa-
| vent 10 bst completely us=d - b-
nv csE : Work and when I sos N i,
se= mining ! dida : fe-l rested a bfr. I
Raj awful h-2cacAss too AMI nv H.
r=ys z's CIT = ogsi-r and cazsed M 70
Rave severe pains In rh= hack Az CO.
tine nsear1@ 20 feeble tha- cozl nos
sslr from bed for three veek
NJ Ools1Ss=ia = yocrx r-s- srI h&s
t1ea h1r recently e<-ahli-h=-s n h,c-a ~
his oWn- HIS 4sx=sizs were increased
oy tie fz-- ta2r his wife was far from
oe-zz rohCss- Mrs. Go.dss=in saxs-
F1r r~0year< had b.s=a Ii r-oSr A
t-- TIM Ssza=sin=s VS. cauSu=,s "a
c'-t tor wee 4 IN s1ece=<lnc under n INV.
szcl21 care md k=a1zrhs-. ki5r-y
sro1eAe- PAIN sh,sz- rne heart snI u.auy
Eore u1cu-to-szsl= synpsncas en-
c=s-ss1 VIII re-z- wsakress 70 wnsch NV
SCI l. peezl.-ir szhl aes-
Iru1.-e had i2v2G=1 tbs h.oc=eh.rs
--d ssEtlsd IN Is n Tzss th= years tia,
c1<or 30 ee TIE v=-r hzppiss-- Psyxsrr.r.
eazl1 s1s tel rhzu how 20 go I'd cir
-zs utterly 6iscuz-=x=.s- sad NJ
GoA-s-e1z- TA=z tie zxx=rcv Of sy-,-
fr1e7-s I'D ne % TT bIoost and -.rr-
rsEzss-y we2ea Vas SAID 20 BE wuus-r.
fz-r s1z-ssst1l wsrhsa /. ncc.h ,her-
N-rs E2zIszazaale sl<asofinpr1vsnsu,
Il ~ ooc1zs112- AID within n var I
was corzF1zs-ly vel Thruaxa th= ~
e D. Wills Pink Pills / have nov
a. god hsalza A. Iev=r bad In nv Ilf-. -
Hrs GsAzsssIa ads h@wurserful
s1---z tAzs Dr. VILLAS Pink PSIIs h,.i
N zh= ezs@ Of ny husband I'D ne to nv
t1ssa az1 tAsE hzlped re even rors
szNkiy tAGa sk=v did aim One hox
r.ast- Re d--eii<,ily better and a fsx
1an1shS t-=aruens czrsd me-
Dr. Wl--1kzs' Pink Pills are sh- hs<-
s1rAs and Regulator. thy make pzr-.
rscE htsod and whea there l. S-n~ral
~eskE==s and disorder that l. wsxr IT,
System Esss&s- Mr. and Mrs.. Il G-Dys.s.in
nESs- ). Gcvs street. Ek<s Bnssnu. Ns-<
Dr. WlAzaA.=' Psrk Pr.ax n. 80 =.
GESErs esEywhSe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

compost 70 ~s-ks- sscut stx inches Of
Ire toy o. sssx SO re roots. srr.at-
ing them CIT sT.rir ss possible. and
frii-r -. srsrrn i.v.l sz1 allowed ir
70 r--1f- 50 r-sfl s-rs1r. when the
nfc1ies we're rscret cut f1ruIns hets
very -urA TIE tkcs- -ate for cucrr1
piar-irx
I cut vs-Y sps-izztE tsas sprfrz ard
ksre tk- rows free fruc, grass a,t
weeds. r. =. fsI give TIE gro1rd
a ksavv cca- of -arzre- and the rext
srrfrr I narrowed ~ ratsh both ways
arr rsc~sx ~ -sttlss. and lad the
tco % h~ds xoo. a-t toose- That year
I sod shru. SIS vc--h q s<parsxzs on
n. local market Every orfsr year
st-cs give a roc,1 erar % rar1-s n
The far. sr1 n tss following spring
Fzsc ar>sr working for ras- tire. 500
Broadcast 10 rou-1s @ scr@ god fer
ttifr-r. sr< every thirt var 20
rcrrts - sz-
I cc--@-rs cx-rt-r .eor- Nsrch -
every CHER tsr. Will -ss tsr q 1zr@.
vhsr cher v.-v-.eles eoos IN 7
x.sk.r r fa-. n re evening. hsv- u
eu1cher xr1 trimmed ant 80 = %
he xrorsrv-s- sa-sF --1- -crui1x
Tie rrx- cuttings n r. svrt,x Al
rsyx bring q rnc+ rrtrs-.a - = csrrs
r~r eurrh as = ru--s n A. n tine
wssn ths-. = -rrn-z sAs- - ~ mar
he, - ne skx-p - Ex--.- sass. 4
-sra~ Nxx x~-a Haf-m 70 ~.r-z -s-
hu-rh vfrk r. I.1 NJ that Prize -ksr4
- = f.fr rvve- N r. think ny patch
q t-~S rha- c-s-karf m NJ. rars az
TIE r.r. e $40 80 are
ARR ycur 80 . ss-abl<h.< = csa
- kspt 10 wt-h vsrT ls-tl. en<s-roe
over - 80 ARE y.arfy-sr< win
r-cr~- care ant .-----trr- e--s s.c-f5
- god s-r q l.se-st-e-rrcie 10 n
Progressive FRrE--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
NEVER BECOME reATHEREp
Erxs vhich THIS Stranger Eats Are
Boiled c,nseq1<rtly Btrcs
Dr-r rs.ue

A -.x..a-1r- ri - s--zsz-x er-----c-
~ crser =ssrnlnx wh~ A. kg~Asf1s-- H-
f1-rfr wns err = -r~-- Al - Ee-- .,
a r-~-rl-a-t ts1 sosk seat r~r- g q
s--E-.e-
So ~. rrssf ~ tes-x he s-rH1r-r .k1s
r. -sls W. r-1r-r-.r. f-lf sHs- - -
usn - .hani2 - sfrurrlr vexs-arltn
Pa sal - s--r-z<r. ! -ektrz eat
--sn-
kaa ~ rr'ss-s1 szzs. sar. 80 v-x-
tf-rs- ~ - = rrl---cal-F -zszs- -
esns% = srsr-m1ir tec1r-ss e Hs-E
n 49, ~ s-rs ! ~ -srsr t~rr-s
kras t-sw--e- - s--Nn<s-. E1Bs-sr-
~-eas kr-t 2 sxzS q VIZ en-
p-r-rrrafu Fl=t srxs SAT- re
ssr1zxsr--gAa-Ae1 Er.tuas-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
PASTE TEEuS

= - ~ "a s=ireh-s =. soaI
81,
sas-ho~ 81. sr-.fue * har-l-sz
er=-czs-
AZ oz-ce - i-x-uz-v : zo--h \ %.
C @z=-Er
Tss uas- sazz--us -.-x a. -.
t-v=zt1z C-sz
- k-1ss=r tss r--s--- z=ars--za
% Is cwz s5s-=r
o. eooz r - ks-ch=z : Eor-a -
w. r-u-ss-s - co-z
s9r=r-F : Eza-f-ey=t go5.sz< rhst
Ezk== - hz-e czr 1sizA hos
4 r-= : -aTsr vsFE =zch q s1ks
r-i=ss & = - ths ozh=r fellow
NJ cz@ sTsr wzz-s5 ANYTHING bag
.-oz-h ard ha-1 szolxh Ei-houc get
riEz i Il - I'D
A.. I II zver1Se =ozzz e1zI1 So
- hlsszz5s sFs- loF= u sozhr zhs-s
CIR b@lzz 5szz1lz CO kss--N- o
Pare
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

ahcr. al. a woman whn rs bad
Eo-- exrerierc- IN treating te-aal- lis
thar arr living p~-Scn-
0Fr-r Q-e ha-fresf .-r-sa-S exssS 81
female disease -nz-e hcsore NJ PINK
han every year. So--e psrSo=ailT.
others ~ Eafl- and this has hes -
inx On fortr-n.v y-s-S. dsF after Tar.
S1-~tF uc-en 49, Wf-e n se~ki--
a6Tic@ tro-, rvcran ~ sr,eh sxr-ri-
eze>- esp<~iallF Wh-n u = Absolutely
.-se
Nrx- Ps-kka-i -eus- -i7'a.es she CO.
far. % rc-1an- ant ev~-v f--stl-,o-
nal ies-er puhiishe-l IS tr-s - nth
TIE written roz>eE- ~ r~.1ue>- % -he
write n u-s3s- that a-ter s1cx --n--en
Ezy - her@stei - sh-v have h-~n
Ms Fred >rrf's' - az <r--H san
Street.. IVES. Phil4islghis. Ia ~rise-.
n-s- NJ FI-kaa--
Orr. rs9- ~ I E-uee 10 s~e.-r ssfr-sr
at~r-~- - ] ttf fz-1zis - AIT ~sUsf b s
rs-rv rA-sf - u.sz-r-T- Z ----Eus,t 3 VIZ
k--st t-r-er - t-s-r71 -avc- r-4 .1ii1ra'E s1--
s-rr-- A. r7r rnlr sd rrssn --e-
.--rp--r-. ~ esre h.-s-- ri t1t4 r-t
- s--rv su--r--E $500 = - ls-t rrsias
49, Fcz - &-gs7s- A. Fc1 .sv= &l1s -
r-r-- - -
Jns. a. sz-er~ a. NJ S-r,asE rss
e---1 ui Lr61 z F5-kHz=s
N~z--ahi~ Fr-ru-rt c--e s-s-v
-cz11 s--e---< f-uz 1-r f1-z q
f. lis
70 cehs- z=i go = a. ~. --u-tt
kas sneh q -rc1ri = cu-es % ssa-z1s
--v-h'-z A. k-s fn-1 2 pf-Esn-zs
N----anl~ fc-r' Tasres1r~ 10
r-u3-z- ur=1a --ll zcc-r- arr s-hs-s-
rE-e w.sr. = 3-zrc1>- zar Ger
II wc- 49, sarz 1--s-e Ms Pl-<k1--
La Ms tc- s0-cl1l a6ric- Il. /.
s-r- All sl-1Ts ha1rf-L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

Ncrnzrg ever became popuiar-Fere ~
N any eceer eurn-rY-w-rnnu- a r-asr
Pspular uen aave aerrr ef ss,rne ( ID.
must awe. er they wguist act &c psc1I.-
hey muzr have exE=pcinuaI mere and
wend--rI character thar pcpaIa- y n
e-ezzes wrrh TINE
As win mes 50 WITH xncds- 6 WIKI
any z---ras r-z- \ 1n ras MARKET L en-
net ze-~ss. rs Sales e earrnc kss 1etssrr-
ed ~ . Standard sr-lebe = earror SIR
we z~1srz-lurs unless L have real- Tzh~r-
err merit
NzlE1rs ef 4sllarx spen- N nfv-r-,sisx
any arracae w-rncur rerr-- lre rrsr x1sr-.I
- ar n continued Sales ar. CONFIRMED.
l1rel1genr acgsek-~perx csrrae y. eurr-
reie q huy what they 10 ,nr nrpr1xe ss
Ih1- rzrh - . s~ifera3<ne arr- II
earncr ee rxrrzaa* Eur 4 tells "a 7w-
starry ef Lsar Caf<-> srf rs s.sak-v-1
eudse rhsr has ee~n the b<asser Il AT
package esf-~s Ter rore rhan \ z-.a-r<r
q a eenru-T. that has steadily x-v-xr N
the sferr1nns af mllE1rs 81 A-er.csr
nrrnes sznes n. fr<c nrrulur-ica- hing.
ing a<p-
IL un~xxrlled savsr. Pers-es purity and
1rzfrru sizallrys rs absolute eisariiuess
sne hearts al tne pesple
Coed xroe<rs vii tel yau shis. but rho-..
vno e-ink eof~e cuxht to know urarh
mere soouf quality than they who <inpEy
rn<i<s "a Lien Cefee- bur- u, B,.,s- eff
fee I'm hulki-Tuu dat knew what you
s<r- How czn your gruc~rg
A tarne<'s vife may have 70 u,-rx harA
cut e1t you ever se< q farmer TN to aFrr5
De usually brings some Of the children "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

Eight years ago I sci ozr s.sse Con-
over Ccaos<zl and 3sea Pzlmesto two
yssr-ost roots Th= ground had been
previously vel nzazr=1 zzd sozed to
peas Afrsr peas ssre CIT. ran cr r1xs
IL ts~r socg zn1 three ts=r apart Thsn
threw cur TIE sci 70 1=prh Of y.
<SAsz, 4-l1zg u uez<a vita vel rcsrse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

Lceze=nury Cnlcry n Sewer Coursv
: Arx1Esazs cnnralnlng about % 500 acres M
Lnrlnz talary N SahLne Parish. Isu~-
ana ernrzn11g about u sA acres. ne ~
srsa y sssrie.esr- Lands range n priee
ca easy terms 70 az-clzaI SETTLERS TSrI---
s1-g Coinny = wei xulret lag G-n-rzy
s1c1E- stock rzssax md cruru<.ri,I
r1zs uowlzg- Larrrg CaInrv L.. n !,
spIs,1fN frut- truck and tahaesr r-r,rn.
sn0 grcd t1r cnra and cotton ahp Esrs
NJ zSzaresd u hesutlsal Country va
= neaEny climate and ezr<Eens w..rr
80 sl,s ,'f r ssen en1e<.a.nS Ln<ka6wz and
Has,xne 70 3 c. Warner. c. pr
4 z = RF-y Kansas City Ma.
z'eaa<rs tnn.yrzsaun Axt-. K c. s R1
Kansas City. No NJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

WHEN 7 WIS ca the sar-,-- b~xna TIE
Cheerful Eisc- wa and te~n h1unTrx
-An1is- LAurle
Where ysu should have stIy-f rr,fefn-
reir-~ remarked the Tired ci-lzrn- with
considerable a<ar-
When ! vas en- the firm went On
the c l. -almfv- we had a 1snx-x We
gsEle-f Max N-ltrr beran<e rs nr1ys
we're % benny Ha- a. Ia. m la
BalrImsre American
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29
Ancient Egypt.
kneu the Virtues q he
ssking of Foods. !"

Since the earliest annals Of Old
Egypt, wheat has been recognized
as the king OF foods
1t has held It's sway down to the
present day. notwithstanding the
fact that IN many forms of making
wheat into food pfNiucts. some OF
the best elements are lost
Bread has been aptly termed.
the staff Of life" as Il alone Of
known foods has al the elements
that are needed to sustain liSe-
E8g-O-See contains all the best
elements of wheat IN n far more
healthfui and delicious form than
any bread crackers or ordinary
wheat foods In addition to the
best whole whea. 6ellcateIy faxed
and crushed, II Is made still more
dige<sihle BY the addition OF refined
dizsszse. the highest grade OF malt
There are No premiums or gifts
in the E8g-O-See package; moth
ing but full measure Of the highest
grade OF cereal food IN the world
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-29

-Doe.ar. vrar y the amount af ~
hill
Nv dear SIR. yuu are sniE euuvale-c-nE-
II tell ygg wren YOU are entirely w=l-
-Sklcaxs Tribune