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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
WHY A GOOD sILo PAYS.
N, o-- wAs. lis Had C..-
-sa~raht- ExP-~t-s~~-

NJ = a. Go-ffrry. WhO has bad
much experfeues in feeding dairx ami
mas SAYS IN spanking u the advaa-
iaSsS II the siio-
The bushes mar Eho aszierts I'd
atnpr the latest u1erhofs for tecrsas-
ing lahor ant iuerr1sinS pru-iuctiua
and prudss + forelouufei 10 failure
VII nrt apply sound business prinri-
plzs 70 farminE- That means rp,tacins :.
ths c,sst q pru1u~tiou 70 The lowest
pussihIe firis. IN Einsty-nfns cases
ogJ q every hunf-et the silo Is prof
liable investment for every ssoekzan
whether h pruazcsS beef. butter Or
milk.
An aers u lard that viii yield che
ant ane-haif tons q timothy hay eaa
~ reiie-I rpm - pru,i,lse fifteen tons
- eusslz=e eorr- n chemical analy-
- u the twe erupS- scrursiiug to the
Wisconsin Experiment Stsfiu1- shows
me fciIoNing relative feeding valns-
-FIfteen tons x ensila=s gives th-e4
times a mueh dry natter ss4 times
A. murh prpfein- nine times as much
-hyllFates- AMI I've inns a ulurh
ethf- extract A. ths II tons of tin
othv hay
u bile Il Is rot claimed that En-
ssIaze alone IS -taianes-f rzrio1- II
is lie hss- lass far a cheap ration.
ant mEkss e. pssSihis for he user -
da ens u two things be can either
Incrsasa his sfnrS fHnuhIa frt or keep
has original stock ant sell hay without
szIu-E - his lazL
Tlose whO have usTzr given -fhs
NATTER special a-tsnrica % uos per
aars T=silze thar shEre Is a los Of
over uns'Iuzrrsr n feeling value Il
shs com = allowed 70 eare IN the feIs-
n ael4 curing she moisture dr5ss urr
1ud ne cuw mist drink Eafar 70 -
Riaee n Water and dry folder will
zuf pEosilee a. snud resuits a. green
. fnslssr Itself or silage
Il costs iess - harvest an acre Of
ecru- put Il into wear siIo ard feed Il
( - your stock than ID field eSIr- il.
grind he e,lrn ani feed the stalks and
g7in-and then silzze vii produce u
{ per csHt mGre miIk- Siraga IN n ration
ulakss everything palafzbis Il gives
variety Il > 70 ths ca II the ,<in-
ter time whar pr=e-vss fruif : 10 her
oVner--SoEthsrn AgrfeulrIrist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
SMITH NEVER oIssENTE0.
Was Al~aTs Agreeable No Matter
Hc- Tail the Story Re-
lated 20 Him

See Sh4u ant Sc-asar Ten C---
s=f- y. Montana were -w1uplug -sarlrs.
sass the Bruckivn Earie sheu sAe
secretary ot the treasury tod xlost
ore about a MAN cat m an lnss
town WEn vas never known % tsigr-.
wsrh a statement ef smother. ~ ragtsr
iuT lnpr1hahie e N zAt -
-t'ne tar a group Of fellows deter
n rei - SO L thev euuilnt - >rrth
III caI hrn >urth sssi - Saw.
10 express a dissenting guln1an- -
whsa >mith came ab1u< cne Ct the boys
szlss
had a nsc<s rr-uark1hl- exnrrieur-
the other Gay. >in1sh- II : was rv-1zx
INTO tom thrurrh ths Blk vuuter
sz~ a buffalo W 4 frrr eating ErRr~s. %
40. hrm- DIT gaa ever =ee = ou1zaa an
q trvs >azish
Vel ] can't az snat have. -
tzr-~i >uzIrh- rrxrvrszilv
Want D~rsa.e~,f th@ story teiir-
'r~vsr ~ a haE1io - . tree s4tla-
xraFe~r
well. -. 7 never ssw a buffalo 10
a sres bet .ad >nith. trlxhssnrrx 10. /
kaow they are very fcul Of srzp~--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
Cculd Get Nc Rsst

Fr-ebc-n- Nlan-- sept lisa 5>pe~saI1. =
NJ r Z coward = wzilkaaxn nan
esre- q rrlosczn< n the rel-f from sz-Fer.
- 1e 1s.1 o0saln--t shrua<h TN. Do.ss.-
hrinsT flll>- has ex7@ruence = wed
HuFta rspezrln<- a. e shoz1 painr ~
rcHt - health To many 1aGther N a
ssmllzE cu1rlltznn-
bad an aGxrzv1tizx c1se Of Ksfu.v
lruEnie. sars Mr. Gowzrf- -that give
ne 10 res day or nl<hr hut using a isS
ooxes Of Dosteis kdzsT Pills put new La
N ne and | ieel like a new man
am happy 70 state I have receives;
great and wonderful benefit from Dosssi5.
hstusv Pills l would heartily recon,
r1sasf al sufferers from k5fnev Trouble
- eve Dost1s klsfneT Pflis Il tar srlai. a.
l Asv- every r~1sna 70 believe Z vcrti
nsver b Regretted .
Dasid KaineF Pills make vsu feel Ike
1 new nan ar -nr1z- hexauzr thew e-zr-
rne : idnevs- Cured kidneys ru~4a psrp
n.ooss- and pUre hiocf mans huz-siluz
aealtA and energy n every part CT ths
cusfr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
GOOD BLOOD FOR BAD
aeeurssfsrs ard Csne- Bleed Dis
eases are curea ~ Dr. wiHisns'
rir< FinG

In the lad m ~ was as work On NJ
knee< with my elbows pressed asains-
rvrk walls. in dampueSs AMI extremes Os
-oid. sait Mr. ! q. N-aSel. II 80
Jackson avenue. Dcbu1ur. Iowa "A de-
rribtux his exr.rleuue % a reporter.
IS ami e = nos SurpTt,iux that I col
-rarsssf rheumatism For three wears 1
ant attacks affecting the l0infs u my
snsi-~. knees and elbows Ny ankles
snsi knees brrame - swollen cyud
s-arresT wax on uneven ground and .
hsfis pressure frlm n stone under nv
f-es would cau-e me- - nluz.h pain that
wun.d marty sink down I was often
co.. ,asi - iIe n bad i0< several days Nc n
tim NJ friends zhO were similarly
.ruublst were x~ftin< no relief fr1u
ipctorS and did nos feel encsurs1sd ~
tA-ow money away f1r nothing By
chance rad IN. srrrv of R0o~rt YATES.
~ N. Klausr Manufacturing Co. Of
DubuuEs. VINO had a very bad case Of
rheurnafisrn- da-i'ied - try Dr. VIII
hams Ptnk Pills fcr Pale People. the
remedy y. had usei- In three " four
weeks after br<innIn- % usa the pills. |
was nnurrh better and IN three ninushs /
was well The swelling Of the Fnlnts
ard tiie .snGeruess disappeared. / cDuld
wcrx steadily ard fir ei-hs wears | have
had M return o. the rz31bie- Ny whole
family beiIsve m Dr. Williams Pink
Pills Birth nv sons uSe them We
conssdsr theri hnusehcld remedy that
we are sure sf.lur-
What u Williams Pink Pills dif frr
Mr. M-uAel they are dung for hundreds
OF others Every dn~~ ssut> x1liopGng
thrnuzh the veins ru-~. sSrnug- rIsn. rssf
h'.-si tina. strikes Straight a. me c1use of
al "a health The new blccst restores
regularity. and braces sii the arxsns f1r
riisir su.sreri tasks Get the <euuIne Dr.
Williams Pink Pills az vgEr druggists
or dsr-ct frl-sa sisr IL Williams Aell--
cine Co Ssheu-cl-ltly, NJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
NOTED by EATCRALIsrs

-
0--
- u n -- s@ Ni - "S-@
'---.1i'.a =" eAl.4les an sS1A
LII ie'Ai - a '-z-anse Oh ~ a'i-sS-
SslN = pialieed q H1or~ 'na1 -
il--elS. tln'za very ieW q -lsse are
OF aaE praetle1i vf-ze 10 mankind
Al e1rlisor1'Es animals up ~ Va
F=r with the tunslc- Her0iVuruIs AMI
@a-s- As ne nnrss and OK s'ic& Il up
ne elephant las 50 delicate sense
Of smell that il cz1 srezr a human
icing vnea ~ latter 5 Lal9 yarlis
Oh
sfursss in 5aeir Wild state Ike ID The
ase Of = aurua-iy being stu fairly
fresh AMI hearty az that z-e n the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
GET POWER.
Tie Supply Comes from Food.

II %s get power from food. why NOT
strive 70 ger al the power We can That
Is c1lE possible BY use OF skfIlfulIy -
lected food that Exactly fts the re-
Quirsmsnrs Of the body.
Poor fuel makes I poor fire, and a
poor IRE x not good steam producer.
From not knowing how 10 select
the right food 70 II ny needs. I suf-
fsrec grievCusly FOR 4 long time from
stomach troubles" writes a lady from
a little town IN Missouri.
II seemed a. Il I would never be
able % ind cut the sort Of food that
vas hest for ne Hardly ANYTHING
that | could eat would stay on nv
stomach Every attempt gave ne
heartburn and filed nv stomach with
gas I got thinner and thinner. until
literally became 4 living skeleton.
and IN tine was compelled to keep 10
my bed
A few months aso I was persuaded
to try Grape-Nurs food. and IL had
sucn good e1scr from the very begin
ring that I have kept up its use ever
stnce- was surprised AZ the ease
with which I digesrsd il II proved
70 be inst what needed Al nv
unpleasant symptoms. the heartburn.
the Inflated feeling which gave me &C
much pain disappeared Ny weight
gradually Increased from 50 to liz
lhs-- ny figure rounded ont. ny
strength came hack and an now able
70 do ny housexork and enjoy IL Tbs
Grape Nuts food did ir- Name given
By Postum Co. Rattle Greek. Mich
= ten days trial VII show ANYONE
Ecrus fsffs about food
There's a rsazun-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
DISLIKE THE CAYER BIRDS.
Those Of Dark Plumsg- Seem Al
Ways Ready 20 Attack the
Brighter oza

Ffrds Of brilliant plgnaxs IN these
parts not only fare IA AZ the hards Of
Eien. but are the obsects Of suspicica
ant apparent dislik. eEen to their
fsafhersd brethren OF palmer attire.
Souie q iae brilliant birds are mere
EsErsnts. seen here only Ia spring Aad
al. saws The NeE YORK sun
The biueiay = o1e Of ta-se BE Is n
SPECIAL victim Of the pc hunters. but
hrs vtE0r ana -u-rEy protect him from
ether hiris. The ruby throaf-,i hum
mingbird one % Tho few regular sum
Hssr residents % brilliant piumaSe .
81 small and s~ifr that be usually -
cages mnlesfa1iou The sparrozs and
other small hir,is. indeed. seem 70 fear
The hHmmizgsird With ais long keen
bal and burning. Invisible wings he IS
q sort Of animated torpedo boat % the
air
10 the regular summer residents OF
considerable sire ;h~ scarlet ranaxe- or
tiscSEiHx-si re,ihira Is the most bril-
Liant The=-s birds are scarce in some
years and relatively plentiful IN 9th
grl raoush their number Is always
sal in coups-i~oa virh he hosts u
Fn@ robins. eatbiryis. ~poithrashss and
sparruWS The fana<ers ar. always
us're frequently sen in late spring
than IN midsummer. Soue % them
dagbflssS gu further north to aest azd
-thsrs ar killed for III SAKE Of their
riumaE~ some howsver. ssa- ne
SKINNER through AMI raise their
t-'ias.s
Cue has only 70 ~afrh he co1drgct
% oth-r birfs IN th- presence q The
r1ais ransx-r - realize bow u1rou-
to--ahle + re life % a candy bird
among rh- hosts - rs palmer fsllsrs
Nobody knoxs inst ~hat bi-i< -hirk
m fe-L bur thsy often conduct them
sel~ss mVh Ike human beings A
Elsle s.-a-iet tsRag~r saf on a rock n
suburban Geld he other 9av. eom-
pi@teiy surrounded By aurtsring Sock
~ spaT7uws a. east a. n number.
They s@x down close % hin. posing
ri"ns-ivss upoa rhefr rapidly moving
Eg1<s. exzcfly a. sDa-rows sometimes
hover ahnu- a snsE@
! 1@ ta1agsr made 10 s1orr - char-n
- iHrr-sdsrs for n sa- n urr@r i.,sfs-
i-rr1ee - rh@ir pr-sauc~ aad r vas
- aezr thar hls splendid cuat excited
strh-r their curiosity or heir dislike
: ley E7thsr~-f IN crater nzus~rs
un-il h i-fr ne rick and n@fcos him
sef 70 n asighborfzg tr@- Thirher
>1ule u rr- s-arrnEs followed hin
sev@rzi - aliEn- uu he limbs Others
. bower near Ns1e hoxever. touraed
t. splendid stranger
par q scarlet raaaxerS hnir- .
-sst ms spring IN pin oak sta-.sizx
n a suburban zazt-n. Al through
ne aesS building hey were Disturbed
By ne visits q cr1rtnus Or uns-1-uss1r
-rtt1s- and ne ma. -ana-~r7s rui~-
- heard eag afTer DAY sculfirx -h-
t1lruit.rs- >au-iinss as his ra-- sal
u7.o1 tss 1~sr h w1ul1 run as.nur
over the trs- N 2u-sIf. q - ROBINS
a1.t 1naliy rhas- -h@n fa- away AZ
f1@ eat . a E-~k Or z-nr.. hsvr~rs-
ne robins had raefr -aT. sor -Ha raza-
Eers t~s@r-=-t th@ir nes- ant sszp-
psar-d rrou tie E1rieu- uor w=-= -h@y
seen A-E 2or- IN the l. Ehasria<
srlu1.ts
z = nsr- ran Ifss,r raa- rHsy -sak
= II Comparative saf-sv q a woot-
ana hard 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
NEW yoRk's PUBLIC BATHS
Ih-y Ar- Enjoyed BY Nearly rh-ee
N--t51 P-orl. ~ the Sums
a Season

how E-eaf Is tie need for these pub
II comforts IN a Srear city. Here s
4 aa1'tfaI of facts % s-arrIe the d~-Isr
n sAse- fex years aS1. say Out
NJ a tenement commission made a
thorough investigation Of living coz
diuo1S n he Sums Of New York
Sums n point % poverty. bur TEEN
NJ win a h.rt-workinS- sslf-surrorr-
Ing population II SAs fou1d thar of q
tosz4 population Of 80 055 souls IL the
districts Investigated. only CSC persons
All access 10 bathrooms in their
f1uses- o. l-531 families living west
or T-nr1 avenue. one bathroom. was
found auo1g an average % 81 faui-
les \ worse condition even than
'a-s vas found among LEI families
living between Tsnth AID Eleventh
avenues where there Eas one barn-
room % 49, families. Here we're three
tuos among a population OF more than
l--a" families WHERE families III, olx.
ps-naps ore oashtub for go people
Among this quarter million men
women and children - per cent. Of
Their tenement dwellings investigz-ed
we're without any 6a-hing facilities
Whatever In nearly 80 tzeninS t.ne-
EasHts. total of l. we're equipped With
Bathrooms
During the sumner nonrh- Sf last
yesr nesriy s.60a. as9 bathers var. r.
enrded IN the cityz coating sszrsors
Il . r-ckczed that Tie average b4-h-r
makes Ten visits during the season
s1lea makes the total number Of "a
-roEs ABOUT 3f0 COO.
"A policeman a Iifeela-d and two
a-t=nGa1ts have their work es.c out for
11@1 n banding the crovss- Three
million aarhers for = houses. N a
season Of three rao1fhs. xiv>= each
POI an average patrunAxe Of 80 1a,l
Ea- SEASON lasts ~ dAyx xn.r-sor-
easa pool takes care Of about ee0
fathers day. As an average. or more
taal 30 an hour OF course the rush
: greater on very hot DAYS. sur rhis
conservative figure OF an ax.ra<-
stream Of so hsIaers every sorr OF he
eaz for each OF the sAxhaous<s Is fair
y impressive.
The cOst OF this benefaerior is AL
surely small The buildings made sn
outlay Of only sle5aa each Tn. total
cost Of yearly maintenance for ,a.m
al Is only sss.9aa. 50 thar every bath
costs the city a trite more than one
cent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
cuTlcURA PILLS
Fer Cooling and CLEANSING the Blood
II T5rruring- Dis1guri1g Ezz-ors
go Chccolats Pills 25c-

Cztieurz Resnsveat PSIl< (ehocolase
eoefe1l are the prodae< 81 twenty-five
years' practical laboratory experisaee N the
Qrsparzrin1 ct r-zas,ises for TIE treatment
81 nuFnors Of the SKIN scalp and blood.
vita los Of hzir. and are sc1fsteatly te-
lisyei 20 be superior 70 al ether bIocd
pur1herx- however expensive Complete
hur.or nav now be had for 81 %. con
sissin- az Curieura Soap TO cleanse the
SKIN. Cussrura Ointment % heal the skin
and Cuticura Resoivenr Pills 20 enol and
Slszn~e the blood 4 single SET y often
sufficient 10 cure
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
NOBILITY NOTES

Przcess Irsze viss q P-5zr- Henry
81 P-lsla. a1s ch-zsr=z-d a. a ehis4
a. tae eloss 4 sae ar II Isss. Irene
mas =pesee
R=cenr plefHres . he cra- Ant th@
eza-i-a zzdzear= tax octa hAFs Ax>4
SLZzl1 IL asst yeaF rh1s. however.
Is more tr71s Il tas e-zrlzA taaz - IL
CO
Pgl1cs Inca E-st-raAzv. Vac aAs
snorzuaEls pssssessIsl1s n Trz-zT1zazIs a
i Ahouz 20 srert a eAz-ch "a rs STATE.
wa-eA III - za.I-l u k-as So.o-
Elnu s tempe
a Saai I=sia-. a q - and ave pounds
Ct aecaaeu aaussl-gr-.i IL kazserss gzc-
- -r1zz ei-znEa Al law@t-ra.e
ssEoser- Ela eez-lrz-ei rs cz= haa-
ar=zi AID tau-th hir-h1ay a. Burg
Pr7lss-a- recently
Counts Lsuvayss rail-crisu- xaiea
Is = - sold ~aaz n PzrtS. izclat-s a
vel prassneel A=r b. ths eizy Of
Br7Isse IS on asr marriage % Radoi5h
CT Austrla s1lSirs IL Eni-ed arus
OK belgium aa4 Austria
Tas seanszs Ct Ezn= Oscar o. SE-..a
have been translated ITO most Of the
lanSuases q Europe He l. an ae-
eonpllz1ed musician aIso. his nautical
sonSs. SCI % rs own mss. heias
EerT popular Il The swedish aavy
King Alfonso Las receives. On. Of
tas straasesr gifls ever presented II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
SHE NEVER BOARDED"
Railway Term Carried with II n S1s-
ricion oS EaS. Irxir-
uaticz-

II E1s n the Boston subwsv ,hz. this
eecIrrg4- slst Pruv&ence business man.
zccorilr- - the Journal art frr-E,lensix
guGrney~s 70 he Hub ant 7 VA an m
tere-,rf observer ] don't Sauw whs.h-
- you q call g an ares.lrns ~ a tragedy.
! supuT-e Ire sur11l IN the case reS7r-ls-I
Et - a rrKue-fv-
In als-hTlaz At shss ssztina near she
ComHon- uusre | zlS1 hs1p@n--i TO 80
esi- a hiEust@rza< awkward nuIS af i pa
senZer who Wzs al feet stepped On k.r
sd Hlzee her sklrt box - sh01sa lt lad
bssn thrvEzn q mangi-r
>a. Eas n a state 81 mlud. 81 ruurse
ant 10 ore cuuif hia-s hrr brs TIE wrr<s
Tss 80 % cqH1e- IA siert offictal note
book a hsnsi- hurried up - her Intarlpar-
~ trouble far the ru.ist
W L-Fe llss vqu beard. uiad11ns' h n
curr.l
Bari she eiaculass-i md --anclu.
9Th r5sInE ln'te1-5sz- and sp~aSin< -
ih4- sle eousi b. bard above sruunc- 1
aevsr baarL@t IN as life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
Interesting :, s.uSntx

The schools and eulteres vii .cau
cr~z Ter the fan tenn. and there vii Be
many self reliant Young men and --ognel
who VII BE looking for a good war n
earn their expsrSe~- The FaurtT-zek
News the great Illustrated monthly nag
azr,e of travel and eiurztioa- appeals to
Intelligent readerS- and stulsnrs xiH fsad
Z easy 10 secure sub=eri0tions for II The
terms 70 persons soliciting subscriptions
are extremely liberal. ard ofTsr a vsrv
Esnsrors nzrxin Of profit II vii par
snv che interested 70 write 20 the pub
Eshsr. George H Daniels. : East end
Street. New York Tor fuH particulars.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

At.emup- -ha had taken a day a %
rt-erst the heoSkeepe-~ pr--ir- va Dr.
pl1F-Hs hsz Ability hy cliuhla= tr-- He
feil N Szeh a NV thrs hs tess cxaxht n
fnrx 81 a trs~- and there - hunz h-3s
aawuNsrd- t~a fe-t frurs rhs zrrHnf-
Hep ne down n -xri1fz-i- n 4
voarc 81 axunv. for ksaveus sake- Nv
fountain pen : ie1S1z. San Frz7cz-e9
Nexs-Le.-rr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

A central scaool Of hat making. and
tor the cultivation and Improvement
oc tonauilla straw. has been estab-
ushed in the district Of ABRAHAM Pan
Amas- The srhooI l. provided for
oy government funds. and viii Dc "
1er the authority Of the minister Of
public works
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Ia= hotel keepers Of the Bavsriau
Alps have not ret learned Of their swiss
rivals the importance Of giving their
guests good meals. For this reason Ba-
Varisns summering in their mountains
usually avoid the hotels and take their
own cooks alcnS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

y tel vuu ~hat Er-iuhled - PsSs-
r-r-t -l-r-r- people amt gym TIPS lie
thsv use1 % n sl- I'D 1aFs
-I1at7s rzhr repiie,i the furry Wit
er- think uf Eszl- Who gave a. birth
uaaz Isrrrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

A small Erl ra= taken Violently II frua
m erer End1i-ence N unrIpe frzzt Ee-
mother teieuhoned for the nearest daetar
wno<s telephone number proved % BE sur.
prlsznglv Appropriate 20 the ccczsioa.
kgar-ene-two-sfresa- --Iippsneost
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Wealth does not bring happiness. =
saiG the readx-uade philosopher
Maybe not answered the ran xhO
fr>1Eenrs the race track bat when
! compare the facial expression Of a
person who has won with mat cf 4
person who has lost ! hare ny
doubts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

III n rs defe1s<s~ s-xe-f me 7sssir-
iss.g5ng frun ms seIeesi1n Il sss.rs.i =
whispered 4 harrS~s~r. who had tailed .
80 IN brl-f. I saoz-t ~ Ae VS.
>r-T~ >torrxa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Ledger who has inst hai a plate
ot empty oyster shells aid before hfz-l
VIA, On earth have you brought
these for Servalt--PssaSe. SIR.
they ~as al vet was LEFT after I
cleaned the iazsdes CUT"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
INFANT FOR NrRRrNEN.

-Do yOa tAlak bacteria l1rS u bazk
rotss.- 1 don't know l never saw
any You can't see them harte-ta
are Invisible / WIS referring u
1s1x notes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Ny private secretary has struck sor
raise IN salary said the politician
What's the reasons|
Why fruits gone Up. and he's n
peach. Detroit Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Guest say II nan how long
have you been 4 waitzr II this cz.s--
About SIX months sir
Gaesr--Oh. Then IL CAT De you
ta&. gave M orSIsr to-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Mz,ige-poes Or Fatd stu recon-
Mend uicyeLluE % his parisnts2
N1r5orie-ts no. Is. either
aztomobilias 81 gulf aeeuuilEx 70 their
eirrunst1ness.-ToEu Topics
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Fnrre w0ald &c Esss- srsuhI- .a.s So
Probiesus n the World Z every uaar ue--
former lae per cent or duty IN business
ard PERSONAL re-1rions. n PahI.e and urI-
yase z5alrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

The population Of the Unired King
fom on March 81 last was AIRS IN
England and Wales had 14.Isss-T.
Scotland ass sc. and ireland 4.sss.-
"a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

A practical pollt5csza 3 enc WAC ezn
rn1Ec- the ctaer nzR to put u tie *
5ezses OF the cAEpa<a--Atlznra Jour.
nal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Psso's Cure for COr<1mpsson . m insaiIs-
be mesilctne for coughs and eoiSs.-N w
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

nsu-alric Pains IN the limbs snd wa
othervi-s. distressed A few noxes 81
the pals etfe-suaiiv routed rs al meat
AMI I am glad 20 aslsn1Tv is.'i - the nene-
n derived
f>irne,il CHARLES A rOwSE
Fo<-~r-N i-huru 90. Buffalo. y Y
For sac by al dealer= Fri,se, 50 cents
PR box
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Music has charms TO soosha a saw
sgs breasS-" quoted the young LADY.
with a shipper. as she seated herself
a. the piano That may he NUT
tered 4 erusty bachelor. but there
are some Of Us in the crowd WHO are
civilized. and deserve a LITE con-
sitsratsoa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
U. s. SENATOR TowNE
Credits Dczz's Kis-eT PTS VITA Graft
tying Cure.

Hoo. Charles A TeWne. Ex =. ;.
senator from Minnesota. brilliant
crater. clever business man. brainv
LAWYER. wha-s national prominence
usade hin1 a foruiiable candidate for
the presidential nomination in 1874.
writes Is the following.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21
Mrs Gos EBros~z

Mrs. Chester Curry. Leader OF The
Ladies' Symphonv Orchestra g Sara
tcgz Street. E4s. Boztou- Mass, writes:
Dear M Pirkhans-
For eight y-arS vas troubled with AZ
ersrns r-rvuu<nxss AMI ! vsreria~ hruszxhr On ~
ir-~xzlarfri<s I could neither envoy life nor
sar~p ni<hns, I vzs very irritahle- nsrvous
-IriSs = Piakhssa,s v-<ssah,s Co-uDsuu,,
was r-sruzrnrEzs-i AMI PROV 81 70 Be IN. onIr
r-szxfv thai h<ir~t me-. I have lady
Improved IN h-alrh Until am nov srruur
and veil AID ali n<-TOsaszess has dtnp-
p<nr-A-
Mrs Charles T. Brown vir=-Presi-
dent of the Mothers Club. q Cedar
Terrace. Hot Springs. Ark. writes
Dear Mrs. Pfnkhszs--
drzEg-f rhruuxh riue vpnEsof -1i-~r.hf.
ercterce- worn cus uIEa p9zu ami nssr-urs =
u--sl until & se~nir,i A. though I skoukf ~.
thea surl-st . s-zf-r-enr Of a WOMAN trurl-
hs<-l xs l s1s. ant -. uuuEt@rful rs~zlrs "a.
tsrfv-i frum Lvti. z Psnkhxm1s ve.E-rahss
Compounst- I dssri.tsi u to r. Idst N AMI
st the end Of thr-s EsuEtizs ! vas ditfsr-uz
so1zal Ny 1er-ot-rrsss x9s AL gore "a
~ hux-r irritable ami my husband Eel n
i0vs vita ne all ever a<.in-
Wo1aen should rerz1ember that L-ysiR
e Pinxhamls Vegetable CouDound :
the medicine that holds the record for
the greatest number Of actual cures oc
female Ills and take no Substitute
Free Advice to Women.
Mrs Pfnkham- Lynn Mass invites
all sick women TO write to her forasivir-
Mrs Pinkhams vast experiences WITH
female troubles enables her to tel
yoa Just what Is best for you. and
she viii charge you nothing for her
advice
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-09-21

Gentlemen. /
lam glad 20 en-
dttr~e DIAN : kisi-
ney PMS The
remedy was ree-
commended 20 ne
a few monthsa<o
WIN / was feel
ing mise IA b lie.
bad severe pains
in the bask: was
restless and Ian
guisf. had \ dull
headache an 4