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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-13
BILL NO HELP
TO PRODUCE MEN
IMPORTANT SECTION DROPPED
FROM DEMURRAGE MEASURE.
Produce Exchange Protests Against
Present Form of Nolan Bill, Which
Comes Up in House. Wednesday-It
Gives No Credit to Receivers for
Free Time Not Used.

The Minneapolis Produce Exchange
is up in arms because of an important
provision omitted from the reciprocal
demurrage bill as it will come before
the house Wednesday. The secretary
of the exchange has written the Min
neapolis houses members saying that
the bill as it now stands is of no ad-
vantage to commission merchants and
they would prefer not to have it passed
without the important provision. The
bill as first drawn, it is claimed, had a
section providing that in collecting
demurrage the railroads must give the
receiver credit for the unexpired free
time which they save the railroad COM
panies by promptly unloading cars.
the printed bill AS it incorporates
into law the rule charging demurrage
for car not unloaded in ninetysix
hours, the produce men say they would
prefer no new law at all.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-13
Bnv MINNEAPOLIS Real Estate

Buy minneapolis Real tistate
Either for a home or an investment.
There will be some choice offerings on
The Journals real estate pages Satur-
day,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-13

Railroads Would Settle.
George S. LOTUS, the St. Paul grain
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-13
SALARY RAISES
Bills Introduced Increasing Compensa"
ton of Officers.

Carl L. Wallace introduced a bill in
the house this afternoon raising the
salary of the dairy and food commits
He presented another bill raising the
assistant superintendent of schools in
Hennepin county from $1,000 to
ST 800 salary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-13
WOULD ABOLISH "FRATS'

Former University "Barb' Is After
Them With Bill. -.
Elias Rachie, the member from Lac
oui Park county, is preparing a bill
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-13
DR.. Shoops 5


| IN FIVE MINUTES
Paracamph will relieve Cold in the
Head. Cuts the mucous, makes breath
ling easy, cures in twelve hours or no
may. Is cents at Druggists.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-13
l.. New Silk and
Crepe de Chine Dresses

AS stunning a. you can imagine. The
Skirts are make full and come just to instep
They come in all shades, and are made up
in great variety of exclusive effects.
Our showing of these costumes is simply
grand. For this week we offer ~ IN
a special lot-no two alike All
black or eolors, worth to $500 WV
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
ATTENTION. FARMERS

80 Aal&, A.-ss-- Aug. q. fB45.
= the Aeu ners % fae Saa.he-u cot
Ton Association Of 35iz=ss-.a3I.
his the desire OF The @5uthe--
Cotton Association . issue 3 ,ror
report during the first week In
September. That these r-ports
may De uniform. we ask that or
Friday, Aug 25th. you inspecr
your crop carefully. giving u ths
e0ncIlon and the app-oxiuata
Yield n your Immediate section
az compared with Las, year. For
your information the government
report shows that YOUR count,
raised last year -. 7OS number Of
bales. Remember tina. we desire
this report 70 be as accurate "a
possible. We gain nothing bv
ouIhng the market under false
prerenses, the reaction will come
later. We want the truth The
whole truth and nothing but the
truth; nothing else can be of anv
lasting benefit to this organiza-
ton or 70 you. Please mail this
report 10 the secretary at Jackson
not later than Saturday, Aug.
10Th.
Very truly yours.
WALTER CLARK, President.
WILL H. WOODS. Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
ColIe<e iii Gsea.a..s-
% stem $780,

Hr 7 : Caraata4a md family
'i Oxford. have recently moved
ints iai- village. xhere they are
% remain lariag Tie remainder a,
iar sun Rsr- Ne extend a cordial
seleamr % thea
1zs- Beach. Of Burgess. visited
Der sou- 4r. Bruce Baneh. the
1Es' u tbs xeek.
Ar Brace Toaey. Of Water Val,
- : spending a fex days win
~ p4reats, NJ and Mrs.. " NJ
r1ney
Nj Harold Carnathan. Of Lula.
- visiting relatives IN aad ar.r
tie I'LL this week
Over tie Gree - seems "a 10
quite sumner resort Tor some OF
orr Soang ladies during these no,
days. bur " can't blame the,
for Hiss Mabel Anderson. the
popular hostess. entertaius her
visitors With sEeh ease and pleas.
~ IN aeE delightful home.
There were ramOrs of party
somewhere IA cur eomrr,uity
Monday nisAi. but a. We heard
nothing definite We cannot give
iHli account, nevertheless W.
hope the young folks had a nice
time, as they generally do.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
THE CONSCIENCE OF 4
COMMUNITY.

\ community. village. tawr
u city, has a conseiene. a. A..
suredly as individuals. l.
composed. II Is rue. of va-.5u.
clements. but : susceptible Of
cultivation Or suppression. \
community. no matter Whether
dwelling in tire rural districts O.,
j metropolis. begins the suppses-
=ien q conscience by q refusal q
taAe al interest in affairs II m
port % the public, and n hes,;.
.e-s Indifference 10 the rights
s,here In time. this caara-i =
u zesLshaess spreads. am me
community acquires csa-s.-er
ta-s suppression of CONSCIENCE
nay begin wish tae careless ne--
.ees q III enforcement Of tbs
.A~' a o uissIemeano-s. bur
nsr--.r ends by a -8Iera-.. p
2 crime T varied degrees 4
--aa = eoealzars Of an -ssI.o-t,
business beng carried =, in -
= 'Fcao-, - a1ue town. rs.
ifss sa..i-=-e1 = fsaraf sesa-
---s z=- ze remains sila-z. ana
s-s.-.y accepts rae SITUATION. ~
aes-oos~ eaten Ills sr- -
prudence or i-Pr.s.enee1 an
s.-'i---s- sua -i,s p TIE r.ir8
i-E-essness- n tine. taev. ,.-s
their horror Of wee. aaa :. mr.
y4--s without spp1z.u
In Ike manner. conmgr;,s.-
progress IN morality am true
strength. An individual max.
a staad for right anu strenuogslv
opposes .law-breakiag in aov
form Others gain courage =
uphold whatever contributes =
personal or public welfare. and
feariessiy denounee wee. True
prosperity and progress ere long.
give both Individual and commg-
Hi'y q wholesome reputation.
which crystalizes into character
fhe suppression or the Guilt
Walton Of conscience is uossihla
To each. and our choice in the
matter viii effect generations -
come. With firm determinatio,
We should refuse the temptation
70 ignore our individual dgtv in
living up to the dictates Of an en-.
lghtened conscience. Live rigbf
as individuals. and our abid;ro.
places will partake Of our renu-
alton and character.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
LESSONS TAUGHT BY EX-
TEBlENCE.

What has been tauch. u by
7-oc' 1t, mas pass into oblivion
ia ule coarse dme, but What IS
Impressed upau us by experience,
er remember through iiie. The
latter ltan proves hi-h-priced
.racher. bat a thorough ore.
Something over twenty live years
a,t- ~aea the city II New Or
leans was smitteu with an epi-
donnie az fewer. seine If the fair
e-t and most dour~hin- towns of
oar state threw open their doors
e. the refugees and welcomed
them WIKI cordial hospitality
L was believed that q certain al
utuce preciuded the spread Of
the disease, should it te br5ucht
from mIlarial localities. The
subsequent reiItation If tbs
theory : q sad memory to many
OF the leading citizens of our
state There were months Of
heart-rcnderinc anxiety. a stag
nation Of business. which rum,
thousands financially and worse
than al. the useless sacrifice 81
hundreds ot valuable lives. /,
took years for these towns % -
cover from the effects Of the cpl
eeuie. in business sense. and
hearts stii ache with the memory
Of what might have been. had
eautior tempered tire spirit o..
generous hospitality
Il Is SAID that saturnalia q.
lpan.e and terror pervades oui
state. hu, ~ unjust accusation +.
preferable o. a repetition 4 IN,
experiences Of = New theor.e.
II the disease. il is true. ara al.
vocatel ~ scientists and phy=i.
Clans, bG' the Instinct Of self.
. preservation should teacs Us !,
prove these suggestions. befor.
riskins lives .aad fortunes in
fca1se Ne could MT helm. 4.
sections where Z j. known Ina
yellow fewer cannot ex.s,. ha.pi
'a-iiy - refugees duty. ia
throughout Mississippi. exper.
~aee should teach Us b use *
3 itreme caution. >encnen. an.
feeling arr MT the proper guide
IN this vital mater. but sound
practical common seu-e. -snp
cred IF course. xi,h humanfI,
and with the aId If iatelli-e-
preeaau7n. nay W.. ore aaa al
escape the pestieace.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
Come happenings

by Rosie hose
Everyone Is enjoying the pro.
traeted meetings, and the weathe,
Is quite warm
Quite large crowd attended
the oaptising a, the Iron Brids,
Sunday.
NJ. Sanford Sullivan. of PIera
Is visiting here this week.
Miss Ethel 6illingsley, of Grand
Junction. Tenn, is visiting he,
friends. Misses Lottie and Iren,
Gamble.
Mr.. 5. W. Smith and little eh,l
dren visited friends near Long
town last week.
Miss Irene Gamble has been N,
the sick list, but is better at thi.
writing.
Mr.. Mitchell Smith spent las,
week over the river, a,teudine
preaching at New Hope.
hr. Warren Metts. of Teckville
was here Sunday.
MI L. U. Davidson and wife. ot
oxford, visited their mother her,
Sunday.
Rev. q. w. Strickland delivered
an exeeilant sermon here SUNDAY
An old negro by tie name 81
Mike Young, was instantly killed
iast wednesday in a well by !
bucket full o. sand falling from
the top.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
H3rrncasowa Do.s.
Bs SpIds

Hafnoa7.;.oswE.n-. .I Do;s.
Dusty roads ana sizzling hot is
our towns latest dots
Mrs. Coleman and daughter,
Kiss Alma. of Clulahoms. visited
the family vi Dr.. q. 7. Crawford
/ last week.
Mrs. Nauie Fulmer : visiting
friends herr.
Mrs. Tom Word. oxford, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr. Boat R0che. Is back again
after a long absence. but informs
rs ne VII, su0n depart for again
any where. every where and no
where. but Will be back some. time
or never.
The Baptist protracted meeting
closed Saturday night. The
preaching was excellent and the
services were well attended. Sew.
eral nes members were added TO
The church, and they were bap-
t'>rt at To5byrubby bridge sun
iay ~ Rev. J + Netts.
! The Methodist are holding thei;
meeting this week Il Free Springs
by our pastor. R-v Mr. Allen. as
sisted by Rev. g. ". Strickland
OF ADbeville. The spirit OF grace
seems 20 pe:vade the meeting
and much good has already been
done and a BIZ revival Is Promised
\ public entertain uent will b.
given at Free Springs next Wed
nesday night. Every other feat
Gre of the program Is grand over
tare. Address by Prot. T. II
Smith. OF Abbevule. Recitation
;ocetiae by Miss Pearl Houston
! REGULATIONS by Misses Blanche
and Carrie Ch!ldress. Alice Smith
Alice Campbell and others. There
wIil BE cake. cream and Lemonade
tos refreshments Everybody Is
cordially invited to come and en-
Joy the evening y good time i:
assured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
Tie Proceedings OF the Board cf
Suocrvieors.


A.t members anj officers present.
coust WAS opened according 70 INV.
after which the following aroce,diurs
were bad. to-wit:
Miss >aifie Webster was elected
County school Examiner tor the next
scholastic year
Dick L1uierli1ls. 81 ~. heretofore
subject O. rOdd dGty op Road Link
No. l5Z were transferred 70 gsoat
Link No. i53
y. v Wick was awarded the con-
tract Tor maintaining parpers Tor the
year 1900, beginning Jan l.. i13b. on
the same terms tHsf be maintained
the sad paupers for SAe year 1850.
he sheriff submitted his aual AZ
count Ter settlement for taa f-cai
year ending Oct Z. 1875. and Tie same
Wa approx.
The ClerS was directed - a.ivs rise
Tor bids tor the flooring Cd .ns new
ievee az the camp ground crossing %
De- submitted az l. O'Clock. u1ou on
Tuesday. sept. tt4.
Ordered thai the officers ana menu
beers De- allowed tnelr usGal aiuOGnts
per diem &nt mileage.
Ordered thls court do now ad,ouru
until the i-t Monday in September.
81 IL hSIGHr- President.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
A sbeviilc News


Mr. Charles Goodwin. OF OK
ford, = spending a few days here
this wees with his parents.
Hiss Nay Emma McAuley. after
spending several weeks here with
relatives. retained 10 her hon n
Fort Smith. ArA.. Monday.
Misses Kinds and McAuley
spen; several days Ia Oxford last
week.
The prOtrse:ed meeting at the
Methodist Church Will begin next
Tuesday.
We are very sorry To state TIA;
Mrs.. g. ". strickland was con
fined 10 her bed several days this
week.
Mrs. Mary DAVIS spent several
lays on; IN the country ans week
Kew. g. W Strickland and
family returned home from the
oxford camp ground Saturday.
Mrs Malone died az her h0me
here sunday Mr. Malone Va.
loved oy every oae. AID her deats
! has saddraei The hearts Of msu,
friends. IL generous measure ~,
heartfelt sympathy 81 the enfIr,
community goes oct 20 the afil.et
"a family
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
.Oelay News.
- Z. lin-E Ankln

- Slack Ankle.
There II some sickness in our
community now.
Crops are still looking we'll, but
az Is raining 100 much for cotton
Oar picnic was a success and
there was plenty TO eat.
Mr. W. L. Eskridge Is very sick
Hope he will soon recover.
Mr.. Moody Swain aud family
visited relatives here last week.
AesC sres VI. E. Ragland and
Z. L. stephens, of oxford, are
visiting friends here.
Mr. W. p Eskridge says that
tie new railroad Is coming soon
We anticipate a good religious
debate between Rev. T. c. Fugua,
af the Christian Church. and Rev.
Mr. Stetson of the Freewill Bapt-
ist Church.
Mr. Ollie Whitehead was here
one day last week, looking after
the Delay school.
Cotton is beginning to open
rariily IN some places.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
plackwaterN News.

- sDAff y 1N-
Our crops are very good. We
have no room to complain.
The health of our community i:
very good at present.
Hessrs. CarlIsl, Smith. of Bur
CESS, ani T.. c. NcAlister. Of this
Mace. attended church at ;hs
Chapel Sunday.
Mr.. Price Aybur1. Of Sandy,
is visiting relatives and friends
here this wsek.
The meeting at Harmontown
closed Saturday night With very
good results.
Mr.. J. II Hartley and wife were
over ges; o. he creek Friday
Airs. MOaie Ellis. of Memphis
is visiting her brother, Mr.. j. IL.
Hartley.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Dick Boyd. oi
Tyro. passed through here Friday
on their way TO Oxford. accomp-
aimed by Mrs. L. +. Bailey of this
place
/ Rev. Mr. Banyan. of Como. as
sisted Rev y. +. Metts in the
meeting a. Harmony last week.
Abb~viile aniiTyro will play :
game Of base ball at Blackwatel
Thursday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

Rev. Il " Strickland las gone
- FREE Springs 20 help hold =
PrntEae,ef meeting as TIA. place
Mr. II. u IIdNell alt family.
o. tGiiegr Hi.L have moved 20
0a- tOSn 20 make this .hcIs fafure
home.
Mrs. Z n. Hal after speE!Inr
-evrrsi werks xIth her mothe-
Mrs Hazzle GRAHAM. returned u
her home Z fh~ Delta SUNDAY.
NJ. 4 r tfuf iaa = ouf a. Co
legv lil.l sarr~ De- : eaTsag saa8-
Improvements f1ade on 49, p.aer
Mr.. J = hsaz1 sEI ehzarea
are visiting relatives e. Hlrsaa
te~n- ana 49, a.isus tse srer
Spr,l = meeting tat- ws~s
Ms Esrs NcNrefv las b.~u
qgi.a sirk thl- Neek
MrS. u " Ssrlessazz - been
SIS tor sevs~1l .aF<
Ms. Dan Amana xsf5sr
her ia-aer Oh foear4 ta5.N-eE
Cap Bs-t1zr. ~ l-aaar d. herr
tnoag 1is oil iz1e4d- iss -
DAYS.
school will opeu aesr GA Nsn
Lay. sept sta and tar pro-pres.
40 AZ thss a. k11 have a Iar.-
aemoeT - res
TIE Methodist use,Ias x5Eg ae-
gia here next W fars1sy Rev
o. " S,rlckiaa1 49, lave Others
70 help hlzr.
Nr Charles z Goodwin. r.
Oxford. Is speaasne sen- ,.n-
here WITH BIS parsass. NJ. aud
Ars j n Goo1sIa-
Ars- a9a-.ng Malone tl-1 al
-er home a. a'clsck Mana.sv
1oEuln- she hal been sex for
>eveEal GAYS tzt Naz au, thought
- Dr. dangerously Hek antll q f..v
aaars before hsr a-a-h N=s
u alone had resided n AnbevilIr
Qaiy . lea msa;hs. hut had son =
pl4er N s-s hearts OF the peoole
she AL De- greatly missed ".
rSfrnd syn patty 70 he berravea
.-til-iA OXE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

Renders the bile more fluid az a
thus helps the blood % fiow:it arforu-
prompt relief from blliousn.ss. i1di-
Gestio1- sick and nervous headaches
and Over Indulgence N food and drink
-. l. caldwell agent n. X. 7. K r
tlec0tah- = I, writes April L.. 1893:
- ssa- sick for over tE0 years with
enlargement of the liver and spleen
lhs doctors did ale no good. ana had
gwen u AZ hope of beng cure,I. ,sher
2. = aruEsi-- advise. me u us. Her
aaie- tt has made me sound .,ue
@rel.. sold by A II. Ee1a..s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

Nlsr 2aszAs uz Irritation exist On
a.is Part q tae hosif- Ice Application
- l4llara's -naE I1ninssar 80,
-r9ur- -zMef- Z - -ul,fvan. ~
7sasilr = 7-ir Sgilgsa Eouss y p
asles - =. ~rif~- Inu- 5. la-ls. u
s7ze r r-epEl2lsud4aS b.
2rzi's -s1u~ L1zim-a1 10 al x5g -.
-+s-s4 SKI r1elalatasrn ID i tn.
-a=f senzrgs ezEe found llas .,iv,.s
izzzl ssas4-s sa4ses - Ana = =,
-zl1 81 a a. AzasiaI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

" aen 4 coggL, a ticklin. Gran II
riiii-lon "a the tlEcA- makes Won feel
1ucumfor-alie take Ralariis H,-.-
lo1nd syrup. DOu't valt until the
e'i-e'tse h.-- guae beyona control. Mr..
ara Mr. = = Anderson. IS; ". SIR
street, Salr Lake City Utah. writes
9 think 5lilz-Jis Iorehoaad Svrur,
ne best medicine Tor coughs and coli-
have Used u Tor several veg-s. n
Always gives immediate rel.ef. l. very
peasant AID gives perfect sarisf1c-
on "a. sc aGd -Lgg. sold bv 4
II ksndeI. =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
Music Lessons.

Miss L. A. Mcdonald, a music
teacher of 16 years experience in
Columbia, S. c., is prepared to
give lessons TO limited number OF
piano pupils. Music room at the
Episcopal Rectory- Inquire of
Miss Mcdonald ut Prof. Bailey's
on South street. TeIe-
prone No. 172.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
MI. Zion Happenings.
AVA H. n-..'..-.. -.

~ DAoNH Ives.
The farmers are now enloyinc a
season of rest and recreation.
Fodder saving is being done on
a very small scale, owing TO the
excessive rains.
Protracted meetings are being
held this week ut Bethel. Bay
Springs and IIopeweH. We sin
eerely trust that great and lasting
good may be accomplished at each
respective place.
AIRS. Hattie Grow and children,
who have been spending several
weeks here with relatives. have
returned to their home in Mem.
phis.
Mr.. Steve Galloway and family
attended services at Hopewell
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Wood visited re.
latives In Oxford Saturday and
Sunday.
Our community was shocked on
saturday by the death of Mr.. w
w. Gary, IN old and respected
citizen. His last end was peace.
We extend sincere sympathy 10
b 5 lonely companion anu daugh.
ter in this affection.
Grandmother Newell is visiting
friends and relatives in the Hone
we'll vicinity this week.
Our Sunday school was not as
full Sunday as We had anticipated
We trust. however, that this was
not a willful omission of our vow.
to Hang out our lights and thai
frem henceforth We will be found
doing whatever We can for the M
building Of our Masters kingdom
a protracted meeting wilt begi,
at MI. Zion Sunday conducted b,
the pastor, Rev q. W. STRICKLAND
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

There is no way to maintain the
health ard strength of mind and body
except by nourishment. There il no
way 10 nourish except through the
stomach 1 he stomach must De ken,
healthy. pure and sweet or the siren
2th Will let down and disease will Sc,
up, No appetite, loss of strength,
nervousness, headache. constipation.
Dad breath, sour rising. rifting, indi-
gestlon- dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles that are curable are quickly
tred by the use of Kodol Dyspeusia
cure. Sold by A. III keudel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

THE ear Is said o. be- fond 90
readine French novels. Just
uov however. me- $. II bis read
inc .u French Is confined o. bank
balances.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

For sunburn, letter and all skin and
scalp diseases, DeWitt's Witch Hazel
>aive has no equal It is a certain
cure for blind. bleeding. itching and
protucsng piles. Ii will draw the firs
cut OF burn and heal without Ieav-
ing scar. i;oiis, oid sores, earbun-
eies, etc are quickly cured By the
Use OF the genuine DeNittfs Witca
tiA@ei >aiye- Accept no substitute as
they are often dangerous and uncsr-
H~ Sold by A. Ii. kendeL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
DiSTnLERS CAPTuRFD

Field Deputy ". H. Kimmons
anu Mr. .. r. HameIton vert
over into Calhoun County Nor
day and brought Anderson Coli.
dy, Walter Golidy and Sam L-van
eoiored, to Oxford. They ara
charged with Illicit distilling nea-
Banner. The still was destrovad
an the negroes were given !
preliminary hearing before Corr
missioner Oldham Tuesday and
were bound over 10 await The A.
ton OF the Federal Grand gcrv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

The salve tha: heals without scar
il Dew tits Witch Hazel SaIve. No
remedy effects such speedy relief. Il
draws oct inflammation, sOothss,
coOls and heals all cuts, burns and
skin diseases DeWitt's Is the only
genuine V itch Hazel Salve. Beware
Of eoGnteffeiss, they are dangerous
Sud by =. II. KenGsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

W @ glad Castro was re-
elected r- -llentutNenezuela for
-. otherwise he might com,
Z the Euitcd States d. isctucc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

The ZIegier millions have been
divided among the heirs. The
fact that there was no contest
oger the viii Is probably al that
saved the millions from being d.
vided among the lawyers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

THE Denver Post cannot IN
derstaEd Why the department of
agriculture in It's Official reports
does not tell Us something about
the political seapegoat industry
OF the land.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
Cotton Seed.

Clean out your seed houses and
get ready for the new crop. We
win pay the highest market price
for all sound Seed delivered dur
ingtne month Of A1gust.
THE CxFoRD On. Muir 20
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

Tie bilious AID dyspepsia are con-
slant sufferers and appeal to our
sympafEIes- There Is not one of tn,.n
however, who may not De brough:
back to healfn and happiness bv The
use OF chamber iail's csomach AMI
LIVER Taasetz- These tablets inyiro--
ate tue stomach and liver ami stren-
gfnen the digestion. They also reau-
iate the bowels For sale by all drug
zlsrs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

Here lies mine babe. rs dead as
nits.
Whom GOtt has sillt nit aver fits,
lie would not let him live init me
&c took him up to live NIT He"
The child would have lived bad he
been given DR. MendenhaIl's Chill and
Fever Cure.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

In very ruth it cannot De claim
ed that Mr. WI neglected his
education while IN tins country.
He seems to have absorbed a
complete understanding OF the
boycott. at any rate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24
AGrAKASrrzp crRr ror p,rrs

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protud-
ing Piles Druggists refund money il
PAZO OINTMENT fails 70 cure any
case. no matter of how long standing
n to IL DAYS. First applicationgives
ease and rest. 30 cents. II your drug
gist hasn't it send 50 cents in stamps
and Il viii De forwarded post paid by
The Paris Medicine Co., ST. Louis, Mo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-24

CHINA wants TO sell the United
States her Hankow railroad.
This. China, figures up, viii be-
better than having Europe steal
no matter what price IS brought
at the sale.