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The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-15
owses sfsia to ts,e Grand Jury

Sam Owens, whose preliminary ex- animation cn the charge of shooting Deputy Sheriff Deyine WAS concluded last Saturday, was held in the amount of 9IOOO bond.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-15
A Pubilc Benefit

A public convenience in the shape Of & pump and water trugh has been placed at the southwest corner Of A. F.White's ranch, by Road Oyersee+ T. A. Jordan.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-15

The intense itching characteristic of salt rheum and eczema is instantly ai-
 Isyed by applying Charnberlain's Salre. As a cure for skin diseases this Salve
 is unequa.ed. For sale at the Fletcher side drug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-15

Accr,nuistcd deficiency of temperature for the <eek . degrees.
 gaiafai for inc week. trace.
 fserr.al rainfall fo- inc year. from q years record, s.97 inches.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-15

Abe Volpin arrived from San Fran sassG Satasoa3.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-04-04

Alex. Russell of West Newton,
Brown county, claims to have some
kernels of grain left by Caesar dur
ing the conquest of Britannia in the
early years of the Christian era.
The grain was found in some old
Roman barracks recently unearthed
in Scotland and were sent Mr.. Rus
sell by relative. It is we'll sub
stantiated fact that Caesar sowed
considerable quantities of wild oats
in his younger days and it is barely
possible that some of the crop has
outlived the twenty centuries that
Father Time has unrolled from his
scroll since that mighty general
wore the laurels of victory.
Marshall Reporter: The Stanley
officials had quite a bad scare last
week when they discovered that
they had in their very midst two
cases of smallpox, not of the mild
run of cases that circulated this
part of the country a year or two
ago, but the real thing in the small
pox line. Two men very recently
came over from Belgium and To-
Gated on the northwest quarter of
section 10 Of Stanley, on what is
known as the Nash farm. The men
have been quarantined, and there
is little danger of the disease spread
ing, especially at this time of the
year. These men evidently i'm
ported their disease straight from
the "old country" where mild cases
are not the general rule.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-04-04

WE'LL SEND you
A SAMPLE FREE.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-04-04
A historical society will be organ
lied at Hutchinson.

lied at Hutchinson.
In the spring time you renovate
your house. Why not your body?
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
drives out impurities, cleanses and
enriches the blood and purifies the
entire system. H. M. Hitchcock.
All towns except one Raymond
went dry over in Kandiyohi county,
at the recent election. With only one
in the county that isn't dry a
big wide ditch will be needed there
to carry off it's exceeding wetness.
Two of the St. James papers,
the Journal and the Gazette, con-
solldated last week and will hence
forth be run as one paper. This is
a wise move and ought to be a
profitable venture to both editors.
W. D. Bell, formerly Of this place,
took charge of the St. James Jour
nal last May. Two papers ought to
do well in a town the size of St.
James.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-04-04
The Better
w ay

The tissues Of the throat are
ihfamed and irritate d; you
cough, and there is more irrita
ton more coughing. You take
/ cough mixture aud it eases the
irrltatlon-for while. You take
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-04-04
ANTCn To represent us in this

AGENT WANTED c cS [sP % US in this 5s
sell goods that are good goods. Our teas coffees
baking powder and extracts are just what reliable
agents are looking for Many are making easy money
as our terms are excellent and we want to correspond
with men seeking start with opportunity to develop.
Address GREAT ATLANTIC 81 PACIFIC
TEA Co.. Alb Wabasha Street St. PAU Mimi %
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-04-04
SEQ I I 8
e II u $40 n

and it cures the cold. That's
what's necessary. soothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation cures the cold because
it drives out the inflammation ::
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourlshes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how SCOTS Emulsion deals with
4 sore throat, a cough, cold.
Or bronchitis.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
Hon D. NJ Kimhrough.

Oxford has among its citizens
one whose merit is Of . high or
der and whose standing among
ms home people is of q natterin0
KIND. We speak of Hon. ID. NJ
kimbrough. Though young. he
has represented his county in the
State Legislature, and his ability
as a Law maker has won for him
high praise. He has always been
On the side of the people, and
their interest was always para
mount to every other considera-
ton.
Soon the time viii come to se-
iect a prosecuting attorney for
this judicial circuit. In picking
out a man to fiIl this high posi-.
ton, those who knew Mr.. Kim
brough have selected him. His
ability, his high sense Of morality
his unflinehing integrity. com.
mended him to them. He will
make a canvass for the pIace
when the time for the selection Is
nearer. His announcement will
appear in the papers of the dis
trict, and If heis selected, he will
conscienti0usiy and fai hfpIIv
perform every duty of the offIcs
Batesyille PanoIan.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
RAISE CLOVER.

Sons of our farmers are turn
ing their attention 10 the raising
OF clover and grasses. Many OF
the leadiug men throughout the
country say that our soil is Pc
culiarly adapted to the raising Of
these and that there is no good
-eason why cur lands may not
become very rich IL these grass
are properly cultivated. The best
way to raise clover, 50 these
practical farmers say, is to pre-
pare the ground well, and II the
soil is not very good it is well to
use fertilizers for one or two
years in order that the clover
may take root well. A fair crop
should be grown sitter the first
year and with two or three good
crops OF clover the soil will pro-
duce many fold more than before
the use Of clover. The same re-
suits may be had with Alfalfa
These grasses keep the soil open,
and the experiments prove that
these grasses are better fertili-
zers than poas and that the
ground is kept opsn much better.
OF course, We need not expect
these grasses to be sovn anyway
and to produce wonders the first
year. The thing to do is to give
them 4 fair show and from what
practical farmers say we will
most assuredly profit by careful
experiments. Another thing tha,
these grasses do besides enrich
ing the soil is, that they keep the
land from washing. Hence many
Of the serious problems tha, now
confront us can be solved by fol-
towing these suggestions.
The best time 10 SOW these
grasses is early in the Spring and
To SOW them with oats; when the
oats are cns off then the Glove,
begins 70 grow and produces
much better than when sowec:
alone because it is protected BY
the oats until its roots secure a
. good hold in the soil.
Let = few O. our farmer. trv
this and lets see II we cen; farm
on . scientific .basis; al the.
world has begun to Try the bes
methods ottaruing and We should
learn from those who succeed.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
A bbcville News

A bbeviIkIs l. News New
xessrs. Boothe and Clifford
Garrison, of Jackson, Tenn, are
visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. Alex Houston vac here las,
Sunday.
Miss Mstiie Maude Garrison
spent Sunday with friends in the
country.
Mr.. Will Petiis and wife, OF
Ellisvillr, were the guests OF Mrs.
+. NJ. Pettis last week.
La answer to Blackwater's in
quiry Of our BIsckwat.r visitor
and his mule, l will say that he
IS fed by some OF bis many friends
where the table is stacked with
tried chicken and apple pies.
The citizens Of AbbevIIle in.
vited all the formersteache-s, stu.
dents and graduates and all other
friends of education to a grand
reunion TO be held on the school
campus here on Wednesday. Aug.
Ist- Everybody be sure and be
present. There will be a free
dinner on the ground, and an adj
dress by Gov. James X. varda
man. An entertainment will be
given that night by the Amatuer
Theatrical Club for the benen, ol
school fund.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
Resolutions of Respe-.

To the Ofscers aad Members Of T. q
Gasarisnt Lodge No. IS, A. 2. & A
NJ. Brethren.
We, your Committee on Necro-
logy, beg leave 10 submit the fol-
lowing:
Whereas; That on the nth
inst, the Grand Master of the
Universe saw proper 10 call from
labor TO rsfreshment our esseem-
ed brother, neighbor and friend,
J. L. Sisk.
Therefore, be It Resolved That
IN the death Of Bro. Sisk the
community has lost a good citi-
zen, a successful business man
and a Christian gentleman. This
Lodge a true, tried and consist
ent member, whose memory we
will ever cherish and revere. To
his family We tender our most
sincere sympathy in their loss of
true, devoted and indulcent
husband and father, whose place
cannot be filled. We therefore
humbly submit to the will of Him
that giveth and taketh away ac-
eording to his own purpose and
VINO doeth all things well.
Resolved further that this re-
port De spread on the minutes of
this Lodge, and a copy furnished
the family of the deceased.
Respectfully submitted.
W. L. HAMPTON,
B. P. GRAY, ICom.
P. Z. MATHEWS
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
"LAu0h AND GROW FAT"

Life 10 such . serious business with
the average mortal that An opportu-
nifty for hearty laugh Is more than
welcome 70 most people. "a merry
heart doetn good Ike q medicine. y
and 90 90 the humorous features Of
that great metropolitan daily, The
Chicago Record Herald. The ARA
thing that Erssss yo0 on the frss pses
OF every tssus 10 the humorous
cartoon by Ralph Wilder, tie vsu-
kaown aruss, that frequsuhy tells
moro st glance than could Be com
ceived IN . column of reading matter
Every issus contains also . humorous
smau story on the editorial page. snd
the Alternating Currsnts'' Column
written by =. E Kiser, one of the
most popular humorous writer's La the
country. In addition to al these. ths
sunday issue always includes . comic
laughter.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
The Mun;ciraf Election.

1t is time for all the good citi-
zens 10 look around to see who
are the proper officers for anoth :
er term. This il a duty that is
too frequently neglected. In fact
1t has been neglected in this town
since the dawn of its history, and
for this neglect our people have
certainly paid the penalty. We
should go about this matter calm
ly and dispassionately and as a
business proposition. The thing
to do is to take an active part and
see thst the very best men are
not only put out, but elected to
these responsible places. 1t is to
our interest to get the best men
no matter what the cost or hard
10 get them may be.
Oxford ought to wake up. For
years and years we have had i
most miserable farcical procedure
in enforcing the municipal laws.
Will not the manhood of this town
rise up Just once and select men
who will enforce the law? Not
make like" but enforce il to
the letter. Our shameful make
ike execution of the law has
brought upon Us and our children
the contempt Of the general pub
lie because of the open and no.
torious sale OF Intoxicating IL
Iquors, gambling and other viola
tons of law, and surely it is time
TO quit acting a set of fools and
hypocrites and get down 10 busi-
ness in this most important mat
ter,
One thing we must learn and
learn it well before We ever got
this municipal business straight
and that is to quit fooling with
rotten politics and politicians,
and use sense and judgment. Dc
away with factions, cliques,
clans, and combines. They have
ever been a curse to US. You
know who are the promoters of
these things, and why keep this
detestsble tom-foolery up.
Why our people in almost every
election boost" some that every
citizen knows is unfit in every
respect for the ONCE they seek
This Ia more becoming for the
slums of soma Of the effete cities
OF the East than among inteIf-
gent Mississippisns. Such q
course sacrifices every sendnen,
that Is noble and honorable. A
disgrace TO al enlightened peo-
pie, besides it robs them OF the
esteem and connendation Of out
siders ss well a. causes distinct
losses TO them in dollars and cents
oy not having the laws rigidly
enforced.
One thing We should at this
tine especially remember IS tina.
the proper man for Office rarely
volunteers TO become a candidate
The oMce should seek the man.
Let Us pledge together that our
next set of municipal officers shall
be men who will do what the law
says, and do il because it is THE
LAW. and not have to be driven
TO It, or worse completely ignore
the law and fail to do ANYTHING
toward enforcing the same. Let
US elect men whom We know will
enforce the law or else let US
leave the offices va cant. What
say the manhood of Oxford?
VOTER.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
.Comc. .tappcningS

Come n, sappsninRg:: grs7. R.:.
Quite y number of the youne
men attended preaching at Osk
Grove Ssnday.
Mrs Eva Toust and little dsugh
ter, Evelyn, are spending several
weeks with relatives in Oxford.
Mr. J. ". Daniels and wife, Of
Teekville. visited their daughter.
Mrs. P. II. Gamble, Saturday aud
Sunday.
Mr.. John Stewart. of Piers.
spent several days here this week
with trends.
Mr.. william Barner aud daugh-
ter. of G.enville, we're in our town
Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie White, Of Burgess,
spent the past week vfth relatives
here,
Mr.. s. W. Smith visited South
Of Burgess Saturday.
Quite a large crowd attended
Chlltren's Day here last Sunday,
which was quite 8 success.
Mr.. Tucker LETT Monday for his
home in Iowa, where he will
spend the Summer.
Rev. q. w. Strickland, of Alb
beville, will preach here Sunday,
July sth, on q new theme, and
everybody is invited TO be pre-.
sent, and hear 1t. ss is 10 very i'm
portant.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
MANY DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
RESORTS.

with the most picturesque sur
roundings, with mineral vaters IN
ao undance, and "brim full OF summer
restiuiness" are located In the high
lands and mouDsaius OF Tennessee
andlNorth Georgia, along the lines Of
me Naahville, Chatsanooea q ss.
Louis Railway.
The accommodations Afforded varv
from the elegantly appointed inn 70
tne humble farm house where the
cnarme OF country life may be enjoy
% to the utmost. A beautifully iiins-
trased Summer Folder giving = iief Of
these resorts and . brief desc, ipeion
OF each, also list Of hotels and board
ing houses, with rates etc., II now be-
ing distributed A copy win be mall
Cd Tree TO any address upon sppIica-
.on 70 J. G. Galloway, T. p. A, 40 8.
NAM street. Memphis, Tenn.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
a lesvilie Dots.
y BY Old Henry.


The health of this community i,
very good at this writing, with the
exception Of . few cases Of child.
The farmers are busy layipe hy
their corn and cutting hay.
Mr.. Monroe AcElroy and FAM.
y and Miss Newtie Oathey. Of
Burgess, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. George AcElroy.
Master jamie Sims, of Oxford
was the guest Of Master Ottvav
Foust Sunday.
Miss Annie Brown spent q few
days Of the past week With friends
in Water Valley.
Little Fountis, Floyd and Leo
Galway, Of Vt. zioa, spent Sat-
urdsy and Sunday with their cous
IN, Master Slate Nelson.
Aiss Belle weits 10 attending
the Normal In Oxford
Mr.. u. II. Hill and fauily vi.ss.
ed East Of Oxford Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Fisher and childrsn
OF Water Valley are visiting rels.
tives here.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21

Joel Chan dler Harris, the loy.bls
Southern writer. who has given 10
the world Uncle Remus, 10 s5ou, 10
receive subetansiAl recognition, IN =
new form. The Memphis News
Sclmitar announces the Closing Of a
deal by which IL will be able 10 pnb-
ish exclusively in this tsrritory, be.
ginning Sunday. June 2;th, . seriss
OF new Uncle Remus stories, illus
srated IN colors by Artist Conde, who
nae crswn the pictures for the Uuele
Remns books Of the past
This is q step In right direction for
comic supplements which are devoii
OF any Questionable features. vet Ara
anuin- and instructive to the vonne
and interesting to grown people, n
10 also source OF conRrstulation 10
the sooth, wh"ss meris 10 being more
and more recognized.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
Teckville Happenings.

Aiae Pearl Houston, Of Oxford.
10 spending . few days with her
parents and many friends here.
A1. v. z. Smith and daughter.
Aise Martha. spent Sunday In Az
bevl1le visiting Prot. Ii. T. smith
Miss Carrie Childress has r.
turned hoae from Colunbu.l {
where she has been attending th.
L I. & G. school.
Mr. L. ID. Smith 10 at home
again from Henderson, Tenn.
where he has been attending
school.
Misses Lula and Audrey Beden.
bsagh visited frienda nesr Ysrbro
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Lucius waldri2, of Como.
was among friends here Sunday
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
THERE ARE FEW proprv

Wao know how to take care of them
seives-the majority do not. The
nssr Is most important organ in the
oody. Herbine will keep il in condt.
uon. V. G. Sinpkins. OF Alba, Texas
writes; 81 have used Heroine for
cniils1aud fever and fiad it the best
medicine ever used. I would nor
3e without 1t. 1t is as good for chill
dren a. it Is for grown up people. and
recommend it. It is ine for IA rrin-
Pc. For sale by A. 81. Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
There is no need wor-v;n.,1, ,1,,

mere Is no need worrying along In
Giscomtort because OF 4 disordered
dlsestlou. Get 4 bottle of EodoI for
dyspepsia, and see what i. will do for
yon- hodol not only digests what
you eat and gives that tired s,om,cn
= needed rest, but Is a corrective of
Ine greatest efficiency. KodoI re-
neves indigestion, dyspepsia, paIpita-
tlon OF the heart, fatulerce, and sour
stomach kodoi will make YOUR
stomach young and healthy again.
foa VIII worry Just in the proportion
tnat your stomach worries Won
Worry means the loss OF ability to do
your best. Worry IS to be avoided az
all times. kodoi will take the WORRY
oul OF your stomach. SOLD by A. Ii.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
AAe Very Beet Remedy for r,,
Troabse.

rrn- -. E oorroughs, an old and wen.
~ 1~n ,s resident Of Bluffton, Ind ssx. @
@ sslH ChsmberlaIn's Cole. chci
-, - ano Diarrhoea Remedy as the ys.,, v.
ri. % semsdY tor bowel troble. / nal
.l.s statement after having used - "a
IIemeoy IN my family for seTe-sI - IN. me
: : eM never without it.r ThIs -s:ni e.ils
= 1nost sure to be needed hefo-a eGy .l
..4 nsr Is over. Why not INV !. -, We
nu oe prepared for such an a 10"
sencs' fos sale by !. II. KsndsI deer
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
TsTEos items.
By . Friend.

TaTios Items.
By Friend.
Mrs. s. H. Sanders and chill
dren, Of Oxford, epens Tuesda,
with relatives here.
MI. Robert Williams attended
the meeting at Water Valley.
The nek are all recovering.
Rev. Mr.. Wood will begin Q
protracfed meeting here Sunday,
July 22nd, assisted by Rev. 8. II.
Spragins, of Oxford.
DR.. w. r. Best, of Oxford, wac
in Taylor Monday.
Mr.. Herman spent Tuesday in
Oxford.
Mrs. Ora Turner was in Oxford
Tuesday.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
UNKNOWN vxfENDs.

There are many people who have
used Chsmberiain's Colic, Cholerz
and Disrrnoea Remedy with splendid
results, but who are unknown they
have hesitated about . testimonial OF
their experience for publication.
These people, however, are none the
less friends of this remedy. They
have done much toward making it q
household word by their personal
recommendation to friends and
neisbors. 1t is . good medicine to
have in the home and Is widely known
for It's cures Of diArrhoea and all forms
OF bowel trogble. For sale BY A. II.
kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21

several years since my lungs were
50 badly Affected that I had MANY
nemosrhages," writes A. VI. Axe. OF
wood, Ind. IL took treatment with
several physicians without any bepe-
NJ then started to take Foley's
honey and Tar, and my lungs ,re now
A. sound as bullet | recommend 4.
IN advanced stages of lung trouble. -
roieys Honey and Tar stops the
cougn and heals. and prevents serious
results from a cold. Refuse sub-ti-
s1ies. Sold BY druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
Gard Of Thantx

We take this method OF thank
ing our friends of Oxford and
Taylor, also the Aasons for their
many expressions of sympathy
and their many acts Of kindness
and help during the late sickness
aud tdeath of our husband and
father.
Mrs. Nellie Sisk and Family
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
DON'T LIT YorR cHILD srrrEn

With that cough when You can cure
il with Ballzrd's Horehound Syrup, q
sEre cure for coughs, bronchitis, in
duenza, cr0up and pulmonary dis
eases. Buy bottle and trv IL.
B. B. Laughter, Of Byhalhia, Miss 4,
writes: II have two children who
had Group. I tried many diReren:
remedies, but I must say your Hore-
hound Syrup Is the best Group and
cough medicine I ger used. For sale
by A. Ii. Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
4 HAPPY MOrHru

WIZ see that her baby is properly
cared for-to do this a god purva tivs
Is necessary. Many babies sufPer
from worms. and their mothers don,t
know it-f your baby is feverish and
DOESN'T sleep al nights, it is troubled
VITO worms Whites Cream vermi-
tuge VIII clean out these worms In a
nho pleasant way. Once tried AL
ways used Give 1t q trial. Price IS
cents. For sale by y. Ii. KendeI.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
Mas Mating.

A mass meeting of the citizens
IS called % meet at the court
house Saturday morning at 10
0 clock to determine whether a
Democratic primary for the sIec-
ton Of municipal officers shall De
held. and for the purpose of elect
ing new Executive COMMITTEES
MANY CITIZENS.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
Row TO BREARuP A COLD

It may be . surprise to many to
learn that severe cold can be COM
pletely broken up in one or two days
time. The first symptoms Of % cold
are dry, loud cough, . profuse vat
cry d ischarge from the nose, and q
thin, white coating on the tongue.
When Chamberlain's cough remedy
Is taken every hour on the flrst sp-
pearsnce Of these symptoms, 1t coun-
t-rscts the effect OF the cold and re-
stores the system TO . healthy coudi-
A. IL Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21

THE Island of Guapeloupe an
nounces to the world that peace
has been restored there. Where
Is Guadeloupe and what right ha.
Il to get upon the map, anyway9
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21

You cannot induce Q lower animal
to eat heartily when not feeling veil.
A sick dog starves himself and rets
well The stomach, once over work
cd, must have rest, the same as your
feet or eyss. You don't have to starve
to rest your stomach. Kodol for Dvs
pepsia takes up the work f.r your
stomach, digests what you eat and
gives is rest. Puts it back Ia condi-
ton again. You can't feel g.od with
. dieosdered stomach. Try Eodots
Sch BY 4. H. Kepdel.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21

The newspapers of Kansas are
rising up to defend the drug
stores of that state. We don't
blame the newspapers. 1t would
b, simply awful for Kansas to
lose its drug stores and have no
saloons either.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21

ST.. PETERSBURG says that the
czar is giving the newly elected
h snbers Of the Russian douma a
warm reception. Wouldn't '.hot''
be a better term to use in describ-
ing what the czar is handingouta
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21
ANCIENT kONr

ls nov merely . memory OF the past
baiiaru's Snow Linimeut Is the family
hniment OF the twentieth century. A
positive cure for rheumatism, burns.
Sats, sprains, neuralgia, ETC., c. II.
kanyo1, OF stanberry, No., writes:
Il have used snow Liniment for
rheumatism and all pain. can. saw
enough in its praise" For sale by 4
II. keudel.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21

FROM the way in which West
ern States Conventions are boom
ing him for 1908, W. ]. Bryan
viii soon be able to write 4 book
himself upon The Winning Of
the XeHt.n
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21

A man who = IN perfect be.lth -
ne can 90 An honsse days work when
necesnfy, has much for which he
s1oeId oe thankful L G. Rod9ers.
o. nfancheon, Pa, writes that he w
not only unable TO work, but be could
not ceooP over 70 tic his own shoee.
Six bottles Of foley's Kidney Cure
made . new man Of him. He 3v..
s sncees. 70 Foley's Kidney Cure. y
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-21

IL it's just the same to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, the Standard Oil
trust intimates that it would pre-
f,r for the next government in
' stigation to be made by Miss
Ida Tarbel instead Of Mr.. Gar
field.