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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-29
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

SsEssIeTs-ets<eFsts'sIse
The following data. covering a period
of thirty years, have been compiled
from the Weather Bureau and McKib-
bin records at Honolulu. T. H. They
are issued to show the conditions that
have prevailed, during the month in
question, for the above period of years,
but must not be construed as a fore
cast of the weather conditions for the
coming month.
Month May, for 80 years.
TEMPERATURE.
QS9O-19O4. incL)
Mean or normal temperature, IS.
The warmest month was that of 1895,
with an average of as.
The coolest month was that of 1902,
with an average of "A.
The highest temperature was 81 on
May %, 1897.
The lowest temperature was so on
May 5th and 9th, 1902.
PRECIPITATION.
Grain 1S77-1S94, incl)
Average for the month, 2.33 inches.
Average number of days with .01 of
an inch or more, II.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 1129 inches in 1885.
The least monthly precipitation was
0.23 inches in 1878
The greatest monthly precipitation
recorded in any "a consecutive hours
was $50 inches On May 10. 1885.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
QSS4-1904, incl.)
Of ri
partly cloudy days 16; cloudy days, 4.
WIND.
(1S75-1904, inc1)
The prevailing winds have been from
the northeast.
Station: Honolulu. T. H.
Date of issue: April IS, 1905.
ALEX. NC. ASHLEY,
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-29
VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY,

q. s. s. Troquois. Niblack, Pearl Har-
Dor. April 25
o. S. r. c. Bear, Hamlet, from Kauai
ports, March 90
Q. s. S. Boston, Niles, San Francisco,
April 90
MERCHANT VESSELS.
George Curtis. Am. blk, Calhoun, New
castle, April q.
Heathdene, Br. SIS, Milburn, Karatsu,
April IL
Restorer, Br. cable SIS, Combe. Mid
way L, April "a
R. P. Rithet. Am. blk, McPhan, San
Francisco, April "a.
William P. Frye, Am. sp.. Sewau.
Shanghai, off port. April 90
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-29
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

Last quarter of the moon April 26.
Times OF the tue are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetia Sur.
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hflo oeex1
about one hour earlier than ut Homo.
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time In 10 hours
20 minutes slower than Greenwich
dime, being that Of the meridian of 157
fegrees thirty miRures- The time whis.
lie blows at 1870 p. m, which 10 the
same as Greenwich, hours 0 minutes
SUN and moon are fer lseat time fer
he whole zro,rs,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-29

The American ship Bangalore. BIan-
chard, arrived at Hilo April %, II days
out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-29

POCKET book, between Iwilei and
Young building. Finder please re-
turn to this office and receive re-
ward 1889
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-29
FOR SALE.

Residence Property-College Street,
Matlock Ave, Puunui, Kaimuki and
waikiki
Cash or installments
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03

hknehs IN Mr. nwNlsh WE 49, mtsy
q Say khe selaenea nat lIstm hssles
Ahsa ssAwley. III Munsau township,
wan ~ Ncsa nm \ Few aAyn ANp ANA
4 nnekina vcls shree mUnshh Cd wNe
fuiluwlnR hlN team which was neafly
lAfRn enough tN work ava was the Hpt
III w. Il Deans Shire hufwn Inln
was TIE hest rnlt secn III Rose nm
shls summer
ahn hand concert and loo cream 70,
viai ON saturday evening wna we'll A.
tended. FNilly fyp hundred people
we're III town INV proeeeua Of the
social we're 5000, mssing q net profit
of $1,000 that goes 10 tnc band. The
band highly appreciates the kindness
shown them IN contributions OF Ice
cream and cakes, ana through me du.
sire TO return thanks 20 one and ALI
for their acts of Kindness.
The following improvements are
noted here; J, r. pushy. dwelling
house cost about s2,5O0, Mrs. Catha-
rine Moore, dwelling house; !. n.
Gatewood, barn; cared Brown, large
barn; rom Citation, largo barn; ALVIN
Dewitt, large barn; Lem Summers,
new roof on house ana addition there.
to; Robt. Bass, new roof on porchess
Mrs. Henrietta G. Bass, new roof on
large barn; John l.. Taylor, new roof
on nnuse. Mike Dennpy. rettinr
ready to build large barn; Dan August.
inc, dwelling house on farm; j, A,
Bernard, two new porches.
Aug. 2. Nasty Jr.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
ADAMS.

Krisers started their steam thresh
er Tuesday noon. ....a.
A. d. Hanna took dinner with his
son Joseph Monday.
G. E. Hanna delivered &c head Of
Egood hogs last week.
Jerry Ballinger has been quite sick
with sciatlc rheumatism.
Pearl Clark visited with his friend,
Ernest Ruby, over Sunday.
Frank Wymore and fardiy visited
at Jerry Wymore's recently.
Mrs. Grace Smith and Miss Erma
Nash have moved to osKaIoosa.
Mrs. Mabel Hanna and sister, Fairy
Lindsey, cared at the A. f. Natter
home recently. 4..r.
Mrs e. j. Allgood, Edith, Helen and
Bruce Hanna spent Sunday at the J.
N. Allgood home.
Our Middle Creek boys played bali
with the Lacey team last Thursday
and beat them "a to A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Hanna drove to
Fremont Sunday TO attend the funeral
II Mrs. Hannn's uncle
Miss Ethel Ruby Is very sick at her
home Her many triends hope she
may have q speedy recovery.
Chet Reed was in the neighborhood
last week buying STOCK Of James
Smith, J. N. Allgood and several 9TH
ers.
Misses Clara, Nell and Ethel viii
holt, Pearl snider and Miss Edith
Ankeney and brother were recent Wis
itors at the J. n. without home
Aug. 2. Pansy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
FOR RENT.

House OF rooms In good condition,
well. located In the south part OF town;
barn, good well; to right party ~
$1,000 per month.
House Of rooms east part OF town;
good cellar, barn, well aud city water.
toilet room, cement walks, paved
street, fine neighborhood, reasonable
rent.
House OF rooms, cellar, city water,
barn, convenient to Penn college and
Fifth ward school, on paved street, in
good condition. SIS per month.
Furnished house. We have a nice
Groom cottage, well furnished, thar
can be rented by the right party ON
very reasonable terms.
Oskaloosa Land & Loan CO..
FOR SALE Mahaska county farMa
OF 80 acres III miles from New
Sharon; house OF rooms, cellar.
barn. hen house, corn cribs, goea
well, orchard OF so apple trees. SIC
per acre.
Oskaloosa Land & Loan Co.
FOR sALE.-House Of . rooms. small
barn, well, cellar, cement walks,
paved street. near Penn college, one
block from street car line. Price,
$4,000.
Oskaloosa Land q Loan Co.
FOR SALEs--House OF four rooms,
finely finished, nearly new, heated
with furnace, city water; will take
vacant lot an part pay. Price,
$1,000.
Oskaloosa Land q Loan Co.
FOR SALE.--Farm OF 50 acres 1M
miles from Oskaloosa, most OF the
land lays level, and 10 rich, produs-
tive soil; house OF s rooms, bars,
some orchard. Price. $500.
Oskaloosa Land q Loan Co.
FOR sALE.-40-acre farm near Bux.
ton; fine location for truck farm;
house Of rooms, summer kitchen.
cave, cheap stabling. land undertake
with coal. Price,$2,80o. Easy terms.
OBkalooga Land 4 Loan Co.
FOR SALE.--Farm OF 30 acres, ~
miles from Oskaloosa; good house
Of rooms. fine grove, land lays
well, and 10 q fine home. Prics.
$4,000.
Oskaloosa Land & Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
Cd o o
ouakers played Perfect Bali.

Using their new bats 70 best advan.
tagu Tuesday. tho Quakers landed up
on Eddie From, wholloppng him Tor
twelve sizzling safeties, netting to-
tai Of seventeen basen, thus, although
the Dodgers hit shaw hard, soaking
nine sound bingles for thirteen bases,
the game went to the locals at ave to
three.
Behind Shaw perfect fielding show
ed up and held the visitors to just
what they could earn. Ramey alone
In the central garden accepted nine
chances, one double, and six OF them
circus catches Of short hard-hit boosts,
while seventh was long drive by
. Hupp, speared with one hand on a
jump. 1t should nave meant Maho-
ney's score. Rameys were all the
out field chances except Persons
catch on Redmond closing the game.
From opened with lots Of steam, and
kept up a good gait but couldn't fool
the locals into hitting easy ones.
Shaw was Offering mixture, in which
an underhand denvery was main
feature, and that underhand method
paid dividends.
II looked bad when with Davidson
and Mahoney gone, Hupp was hit in
the first inning. Jimmy Redmond
drove one toward Perry and a bad
bound sent IL on to left held. Yeager
onered a luscious SOAK OF high bali
and drove for two bases and as many
scores. Curtis was easy for Deacon
Fisk.
Then the Quakers came on In all
the glory Of their unexpectedness, and
Persons only tapped out. Ramey was
walked, and then nipped on Kensel's
drive to Pierre. Patterson then soak
ed for three sacks, driving over Yea
ger 10 the right center field fence.
Again From issued transportation and
Perry with the ball in the pitchers
hands started toward second. So did
the ball and Yeager couldn't hand II
back 10 Clark In time 70 cut Patter-
son, although he passed Perry at
that.
MahoKey threw wide on Persons
slow one in the nth, and Ramey met
one fair and drove over Yeager's
head. Score the third.
Perry scounced two-gacker In the
usual vicinity, and Moody singled.
Cassiboine outguessed the visitors
who played for a bunt, and drove one
safe. Tally four.
The fifth came In on Perry's scratch.
ed single, Moody and Cass also rap.
ping safe ones.
From promenaded in the ninth and
Hupp did the tally with two.sacker.
Redmond boosted 10 Persons.
Time and again the visitors got long
hits with but one or none out. and
Demon" Shaw was kept busy pulling
out Of holes.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03

Asm rsM nWlehtr nnA cnllAren
whe hasv hcpM sAmslnN relatives Nt
gaehaioraa et~ eAptvlva hume scsh.
Mlsa Rhswpy 1uhnscn went II Ca
haiouen FRIDAY fof a visit with MiAs
Ruby achnvon and either Relatives
l.eoaAra ncamcr and Perry Nor
man, hrfma thr river, attended the
strpgl carnival III Ottamwa SATURDAY.
night
Mrs. Ida Fast, who has been yisit
Ing her mother MrR. y, a. steele,
departed. Cor her home AZ Minnear
oils Friday,
a. Al. spears moved Friday from
Mrs. .. X. Dasidaon's property 10 the
Schafer a stelnoff tenant property,
west Of the park.
Miss Eda Coates returned 10 her
home IN oskaloosa Friday after a
short visit with her aunt, Mrs J. u.
Davis OF plurt Creek
Gus Melchcr. who mas been visit.
Ing Mt the Anton and Otto Mayer
homes above town, win return 10 his
rome In South ottumwa soon.
Mrs. CordIe Garfield returned to
ottumwa Saturday after visit here.
abouts. Her little niece, Mabel Can.
field, accompanied her home on Q
visit.
Mrs. I. G. Sherwood and sons, who
have been visiting here, departed for
st. Paul Friday morning. They will
stop a week here enroute to their
home in Kansas City.
The three.year.old child OF James
Mortley OF Pekay had the index fin.
ger of its right hand 30 badly injur.
ed in clothes wringer Friday that
1t had to be amputated.
A marriage license was issued at
Abba last week to Alec Foster OF Ed.
dyville and Miss Nina Hyatt OF Abba.
The groom Is a brother Of Mrs. Jas.
Dunning Of South Fourth street.
Rev. Ballou, who has been staying
in the vicinity of Frederic, and who
has preached at the church at Pleas
an tCorners several times, has ac'
cepted a call to become pastor Of that
church. .....
Mrs. G. l.. Farmhouse and two
youngest daughters, OF oskaloosa,
came down Friday to spend carnival
week at the j. h. Scott home. M.
Farmhouse and daughter, Miss jamie,
were also here over Sunday.
A. J. Keefe sold his interest in the
Keefe & Co. pharmacy last week to
q Mr.. Clark OF Centerville. Mr..
Clark will take charge Tuesday OF
this week and will move here later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefe will seek new
location. ... ..
The following ladies from Eddy.
vile and vicinity are enrolled at the
Mahaska County Normal: Mrs. Emma
Linderman and Misses Mabel Riggs,
Mabel Lyon, Lorena Weber, Agnes
and Alice Gallagher and Ada Middles.
worth. Most of these also attended
Summer school.
The firm of Wormhoudt & StricK.
Ter was dissolved Thursday, l.. J.
Strickler retiring. Tne r1rm will here
OTTER be known as Wormhoudt Broth.
ers, u. Wormhoudt OF Newton having
purchased an interest. l. A. Worm.
houdt will act as manager Of the
store. Mr.. Stricken will leave Ed.
dyyille, although he has not as yet
decided upon location. ~"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Sunday School Convention to ne Held
at Indianapolis.


Following is the program for the
Monroe Township Sunday School con-
vention to be held at the Christian
church at Indianapolis, Iowa August
6, 1906:
10000 a. m.-Opening exercises.
1O:SO-TeachirNg of Lesson by Pri-
mary Teacher, Mabel Maxwell.
intermediate Glass Ethel Horn
back.
Young Mems Class--Mrs. e. q.
Smith.
Young Woman's Class-.Tillie Kruse.
Bible Class-Rev. H. z. Knott.
Solo--Ada Maleby.
Address-Sabbath Dissertation, w.
J. Robinson.
IL m.--Basket dinner.
las p. Devotional services.
Secretary's report OF last meeting.
Solo--velma hawley.
Address-The Value and Influence
Of the Sunday School Manoah Hedge.
Address How Can We Make the
s. $. More Effective? Rev, II. E.Knott
Recitation Georgia Douglas.
Lesson Thoughts From Christs
Life--Tillie Kruse.
-Quartette.
Paper-What Can the Old Folks DO
For the s. S.--Mrs. Shroyer
Paper-Clara Witt. ""
Recitation-Zena Witt,
Address How to Interest the
Young People in the s. S.-Mrs. =, q.
Smith.
Song.
Business Meeting.
Song.
Evening Services.
~7:45-Devotional Service.
Open discussion, The Aim Of the s.
s. Teacher.
Recitation--Mabel Maxwell
Address 49, The s. s. and tile Nom
Christian-Rev. II. e. Knott.
/. Solo--Minnie --ruse.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03

Mr.. T. ]. Caste OF Marshalltown
has been here visiting with his wife
and friends.
John Thomas went on the excur-
sion to Canada as a pleasure trip ana
to see the country.
Wes' Randel Is hauling the mater
ial for a large residence, size 3fx42,
an da two story building.
Mrs. Fannie Lyon and Mrs. Blanche
Pike Of 0skaloosa were visitors here
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03

The Ladies' Missionary society met
ut Mrs Sarah Moores nome Ian,
Thursday and cutie number ar
tended.
John WI Caste and wife OK OKLA.
homa have been mere Waiting for
some time. They will make their fa.
ture home in oklahoma
July 81. BIB.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
Score by InnIngs.
2 q 45 G q 5 DR.

0ska ......2 900 10 i s--5 ~ 0
IT. Dodge - 10000 o 0 1--3 q
Summary Earned runs, osSaloosa
3, Fort Dodge i; two.Dage hits, Yea
ger, Pierre, Ramey, Perry, Hupp;
three-base hits, Patterson; first on
balls, on shaw 4, on Fran Q; struck
out By Shaw 4, by From A.; left on
base, oskaloosa 9, Fort Dodge 10;
double plays, Itamey to Kensel; frst
on error, oskaloosa i; fit by pitcher,
Hupp; stolen bases, kenSel, Patter-
son, Perry 2, Yeager, Hupp; sacri-
fce hits, Kensel, Moody, Cassiboinc,
Redman, Clark 2. Time OF game, 1:4o.
Paid attendance, 2e5; including la
dies, $40. Umpire, Fleming.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03

nnNNtkM MwfrttNw. AsnAwFs al
~aaaa~s~-Aaa-s.sa hlctlona tWfWA hs Nswa
physical " nANmsAl pair Nc Injurious
ef1erta Leaves patient IA perfect
physical cOmditsom. Requires hNt q
Few dave. We paw rAilfxtMA fare dur
inw summer maanthe. Write For par
sicnlMfe 10 Thc Hyo phss rhine Co.
1850 N. Cascade Avenue. Colorado
springs, or ". M Nrccnawalt, Mgr,
NavMdM, Iowa. wlAtiapd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
3 GO 3 . . . . eee !

y " Wv " " " " ~
s. A. WymOre and wife 70
chas. johnson, lot 81 Ham
bleton's ad oska. ....-.- $50 90
n. ". & chas Wilson to Gar
field Coal CO., right-of-way
on west side Of nwM Of
seA Of 1851. ........s 200. 90
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
WANTS & FOR SALE:

WANTED. 49, Gentleman or lady o.
good standing to travel with rig
or by rail. Salary sl,07200 per
year and expenses; paid weekly and
expenses advanced. Address with
stamp, Jos. A.Alexander, Oskaloosa,
Iowa. .." w1-pd
o. $3.50
Professionalism near square, a
black purse containing $2450. Find
err leave at this Office and get re-
ward. w1.pd
o. ---
FOR SALE cHEAP.-Slngle top bug
gy, Joseph Jones make Good or.
der. Il. II. Gibbs. wi
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03

Games Tomorrow.
Fort Dodge at OskaloCsa.
Boone at Ottumwa.
Waterloo at Burlington.
AIarshalltown at kcokuk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09
THE SPIRIT OF REFORM.

Since the commission 81 tha
original SIN by orr first parents.
there has been vth mankind q
spirit Il reform Through all the
ages Of the past. It has lead men
and women 20 seek right living.
and 10 oppose tyranny and injus-
tice- Rsfornsrs are rightly num-
bered among the worlds inmo--
tails, and their names Will adorn
and sl9rity history until time and
eternity meet
The spirit Of reform still per-
vases struggling mortality, and
Is a much needed as in any pre-
vious age. bat The trouble : the
vOuli-be leaders d1a't stick to
the special job Of reformation
they spouse : few years sgo.
t1ere wcs 4 grand se-pe-au-e
rally II our town, and ! number
.Ct prominent citizens declared
their intention Of RIDING the
town o. the evils that menace the
happiness. prosperity aud ulo-2li-
. Of the community. No one
was wiling to come OFT boldly
and Prosecute the offenders for
there was pecuniary losses to b,
considered. II the women who
didn't have husbands or brothers
10 De injured By the reformatory
measures had taken the lead. and
held on, we would probably have
today. a clean town. but. one b.
one the leaders dropped out. and
the need Of information Is "a
great. If nos greater than ever
before.
The work Of ! refsruer in any
line, Is TO caId's play Il means
deep conviction Of right motives.
moral courage. heroic sacrifice Of
self and I hrm determination u
succeed. Or die in a worthy cause.
Unsupported, and unaiied. men
Of heroic mold. have succeeds:
In the past, in bringing about
great ref0rmzl0as. but most u
them Needed help from start %
Enlsh- W have Learned ,hat
tae-e ara those IN our Community
who are planning ! re.o-1l in d.
cal affairs in Oxford. The r.
formers VII n-el help = ao.r
b-1-n aut bFai1. Ifla fay 10.
the eal1rveneus u tie laws o. on.
laHd, aa4 oi THE protection T.,
youth AMI Innocence. CON. IN,
boldly and declare 31-ssIfreA.. ,
- All n sEe gogt wo.s.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09
Yelio~ Leaf FiaPpsnily s.

3 NJ 1890 A<--A Ia --%ILEl q
By Pink Eyes.
with tire exception of colds
'heT- $ 10 sickness IL Ills cen,
TsEity At this writing
We are having some very cold
aud snowy weather, but the irdr.
cations today, Tuesday loOx like
fsir spell.
Mr. y ". Crawford. who vas
50 unfortunate as to lose part c.
his foot. vas able to return TO his
home IN Memphis lie was ae
complained BY his wife.
After quite a stay With her par
e1ts and other relatives. Mrs.
Crawford Hill has returned TO her
home in Paris. Tenn
Miss Stella Cullen. Of Oxford.
visited Miss MIA Murray recently
Mss Ee.tt ash Dayie Tub
visited tasiF sister. Mrs. WI ;.
Robertson. IN North Oxf0r1 las.
Ses1.
Mr.. Rec Parks and amIiy. @.
f'ai-lc- Texas .peut "a eays
a-t GfeS sisl h-s plre-ls her.
We learn thai M P1r&s uI.i .a4.Ss
Mississippi his home aai all re
side ne1r Keel
Miss Mamie Black. Of North
Oxford. visited Nisse. josie aad
Csa CFssR recently.
We would Lac 10 hear from all
The correspondents. especially
Friendship aud North Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09
EATED-NERGy.

Notwithstanding the vast dIf-
ference IN position and fortune.
most people come into the world
with the same natural ability.
The difference in them as they
grow older, Is in the developne1,
u mental, moral and physical en-
doTEenIs- This development i
dependent upon energy. aud l.
within the power OF all to cult
vate- The world Is full OF bill
liant men and women-many en-
lowed 'EIth neaven-given genius,
who have made shipwreck Of
lfe's opportunities. aud I've and
diO failures. There are a.
countless examples of patient
plodders- II meager ability. xho
have attained the most lasting
and brilliant success. The plod-
der learned early to put energy
INTO his wOEk. OF land nowhere.
The genius waited for time and
tide 10 watt him into the haven Of
go-easy. with fame and luxury
as gratis psrquIsites.
Energy, which Is but fnvinci-
Ole determination, i I necessity
70 teacher and pupil, if either
would succeed. In the business
and professional world Il IS ike
wise the foundation of success
In employees, 1t Is wanted. al
ways, and when coupled with
brains and skill, can command
its own price.
We have need for energy in
our public servants, as well as
private employees. From the
hunblest county office to the
presidency, the determination to
do what IS right. and do it we'll,
means efficient, faithful se.vice.
The young, the old, the rich
the poor, have an equal chance
n the cultivation OF energy and
since its value 10 the SOLD l.
priceless. Why not make claim to
Il as our own by constant. every
lay Practice in whatever dntv
Or hands ind % dos
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09

Foley & Co. of Chicago. ori-i GATED
io7-y ani Tar a. sz-vas s-a Ing
remedy. and on account OF the great
merit and popularity % FClev's HoGey
and Tar rary iE-irzsi0rs are offered
for the c-u1i5e- Ask t0- Foley.
Honey and Tar and REUSE any s1hs5i-
tlte ofsrec= a. r. other preparation
vii give the same salts Lcti9n- Il. i
n Idly laxative l. Contains No OPT
ates ard IS safest fU- children aud
delicate persons Fer sale by y II.
Kennel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09
GIVE VOTE sroMscHaEysT

fear II ID must be properly dirpss-
ed and assiniiared 70 be Or anv s.Ir.
20 yea II your stomach il wsaE -
Diseased AXE kadai Dyspepsia fnr-
II diSesss what you eat and gives Ire
ssou acn rest. enzbH 4 10 20 recuue--
ates laxe on new hfe and grow serrnx
again kccol cures sour sso1r,-S
gas, oioatlng. hear palpisatiou All
az digestive disorders l. A. Soo~r
o. Little Rock- Ky, writes rs
leei tnat AodoI Dy<pepia Cure de-
serves all the eommenz1xrfon thar ear
oe gwen II. a. it saved the ITfe Of our
Hstls z1rt wne1 she was three wears
ots.- She i ucw six aud We nave keor
u Tor her constantly, baE Of course
sae only taxes L now wnen anyrhiuy
9,s .Sress with herr For said by al.
H. KsadeI-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09
rnArrIeNLrxs. rNrHEraknAr.

One Minute after taking One Minute
Cough cure tEas ticking Il the throat
= gone Ii acts IN the shruat-nos an
the stomach Earuless-good for
children A l. SPofo-i, postmaster
a. Chester Mich. says s-OCr little
girl was unconscious from stranggIa-
sio1 during 4 sudden and terrible at
tack Of ercGp- Taree doses az 01s
sl.nuts CoCgh Cure half IT nolr apart
sre-sssss cured her { cssnEo6 praise
os-s aIiErIe CouEa Cure too much tor
= n1r Ir has done in oCr family Il
s4way- gives reEsf. sod hy :. Il.
Ezu1e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09

\ RUSSIAN wt.D = the fathef Of
than three children : not requir-
= q - - the var This vii
have q tendency u cause the
ss5rk - stlpPlant the eagle as the
national bIri 4 Russia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09

Tie soothing and heal5rS properties
% thIs rs---edy. IT. pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cE--s have
made Il L favorite With people every
veere- Il = especially priced ~
mothers 81 snail children. fo- colds,
crO1p and whOopinz colyh. az L a.
ways affords quick rsis-f, an5 "a i.
contains n opium OF J-her Elrnlful
drug 1t u1y Be given a. confidently
TO baby a. 10 a ztaIE- Fog sale 81
al druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09

KOREA and Manehuria will have
to Observethe laws of neutrality
while the blizzard lasts No che
can operate in the war belt when
old King Winter gets out an in
junction.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-02-09

Iris now sail that the var was
begun against the better judg-
ment 81 the ear This i the
first tine that the ear has been
accused Of having 4 better judg-
msn.-