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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
MUST SWEETEN WITH SUGAR.
ROmuluS ZiZ GAG Linney VIII Vote
For Blackburn Bat ii is 4 Dose
Talks Of Ground SQuirrel'
Candidates.
(Statesville Landmark.)

Ex-Congressman Linney, who was
silent in the congressional contest
two years ago. is making somo
speeches in the district this year. Mr..
Linney doesn't love Blackburn any
more now. probably, than he did two
years ago, but his son. Mr.. +. \.
Linney, IS a candidate for solicitor anf
secured the nomination through NJ.
Rlackburn's help. Blood IS thicker
than water and Mr.. Linney has there
fore taken the stump. lie made :
speech at Wilkesboro last week and
the North WilkesbOro Hustler says
that in referring to the fact that the
Republicans had no champion t.
make a joint canvas with Mr.. Glenn.
Governor two years ago. Mr.. Linney
said that the "RepublicanS. as they
sometimes see fit to do. that wear. put
II a ground squirrel to run for Gov
ernor. and consequently had no one
To make speeches. The ground
squirrel that Mir. Linney is talking
about IS Mr. G. j. Harris. OF Jack
means that all Republican candidates
who decline joint campaigns are
ground squirrels.' We don't know.
but as Mr.. Blackburn declines q join-
canvass IN this district it may De
that the ground squirrel allusion was
a sly dig. Anyway it could be -
construed. Mr.. Linney doesn't mon
tloA Mr.. in his speeches bu,
ne OF course urges the election Of the
Republican ticket. Being tvitted re-
Gently on the fact hat he would
nave 70 vote for Mr.. Blackburn this
$tai Mt. Llnney replied that he HAD
heafd that one could swallow almost
anything by putting q sufficient guam
itN OF sugar around it: that he would
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
Features OF Il Noble Character

Nltnout attempting any recital Of
the facts Of a brilliant history !
sh3l merely mention a few features
Of q noble character.
FIRST of all. because above an ara
best cf all. our honored brother wa
remarkable for the STRENGTH ara
Splldlty Of his moral character. Their
was granite in its foundation and ev-
efy llNlng stone was polished after the
Sifhlltude Of a palace. Flaws there
lHlay nave been. but no nesures-dIs-
t'loTdtioHs but no suggestion If dis
Iit'STalion. The storms Of life some
lines strained. but never moved IL
Inc rains d~renched. the foods cam.
ana the winds blew. but when IN.
SKY had cleared he stood nshake4
rIlh majestic aS q mighty mountain
however much men may have crit.
cls'd his ~utteranccs OF questioned IT,.
wisdom Of his policies, no one ey.f.
1ouDted the integrity and purjtv a.
MS character. Had there been i'm ~
any serious weakness. some curiola ~
cfltIcai or envious eye would have
4,'.kis discovered it and loudly uro-
GAINED IT. but throughout his hr.l-
iiaHt career every hour i'm the fDre-
puDllc glare. his mission and mefho4s
~ 4 ftiofiner inviting and encounter
m hostility. he fo1,ebt ana
rough and finally died. vitho1t -"
lalhttSt shadow on his bcautir,I
character. There were nothee -, ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23


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not ea.4s toward IUt G"a' 'H
gong tilr other WHY
us dat So boss Wei. / TIL ka1.
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going H. Ione say. ana ,d. jess a
plain - / till i 10 lo4. .tio tnt4er
say and OATS nos come / was TAX
IN dc rone eend ~ d road. vs.. boss
de 81 To blame. ia OATS 4
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of the Old rnts ana Glo>c where IL
nInaoad 6ttlq caring whom he rln
over Uis niustrations were always to
he noinf and made cIa;I whal ne
triad TO flHetrata. SOM times an il.
lustration seemed to border on The in
GF,eIlt r - =. 'Io,en ,ban -" Ice
ar Lin al which he was hittina.
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Ploliolt ZOO h"ii'3t - N'3io
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nae Wlilt@' inc l&t ~ inns l'l'ci
before hearing oi ms detlh. anu IT WIS
=" referred 70 ~ speaking 81 ite-
p~eft'tA'' ana 81 tle il3lF HlSh:tpS -
tht SoNpel N'asollS- ana VINO S@ld: !.
! ever dfl'e IN" the teloStlti tilN I
WV W. "a niI .aoon sta,te1
Yin. H
,la 1;3 ,h;n,- uh u,;tino ,bat
w : r,iN ~ ~ " ~.
;@haa !, ebn,td 49, az hie daath,
/ Int fr,et ma mis- nIG u3ooo landed
aim safely. and that. While We mourn
his drDartnrr. he is resting from his
weary Journey. i'm the Land Of eternal
spring time in sweet comranionship
with al the eaintcd ones who had eone
on befor" him.
No. ,o.tl 10, ~, ,,or ~ao1D5
=, NV renen,anra n,ara.- a1d fai,b
ana al lact thouah weary ana yyoYn
near i SajG nv the Sa,jonl. well
done GOOD ana flithfnl servants enter
mo Re ioy ~ yo,,r Lord,
-
Our silver vedding win he celahrai
ed on the 9Th day Of Noyanber lg0t
ana OF conrsa We woula he olad to
600 All o,r friands oc II is ,-aT,> COZ
tain No viii MOI ramain here ION.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23


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" '' ,.., '-tI... mercy
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49, 'h H'. '''''. 81, 49,. ..tf.
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70" H"hl1"@h go. - lt@",
..-.'.~- -nr in This uor.d Of sin and
..+-tf.,. IL H.. af,ra-. In4uoealhI. Ia
.1 .Ir ruee r.. Keep himself a.
-+' " '' .. ..4 tr.r.- !
.''i IL" "' ,-.,f'.I al ON. snoald IT,.
>,EE.|H'.. -, f.. tr.a hal v.here sin abounds
.-... 4,.a much more abound il is
.I-. t,.5e that human nature. if not
.....u.. watched. WiI grow careless and
......rtrul and in 81, doing become an
49,. rrl.. ID iH. t,mpter.
man is a~Dsolutal. safe. SO long a~
I. ,.-g- c.ae.. 10 Gpd.-by doiug what
I.u.Ia TOLD Peter to at-'uatc4 and
t.ats." htt. ONE is a# helpless "a a
u..L WueH hc undertakes 4" "diN
"..4#c.
4 a Ii", II ne would gel Sairiy
EHspuIu this world. ana be accepted Of
'l.. Father, must be spent IN prnIten-
iH@i prayer. IN" ~ J'Il,' 80
+"s we nav no 7'" =" go,
'H.-"i*'". anu II we I"hf@'l5 nv
',+Hl". "' may 5tiI 'IaI. - "i'tE
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81 - ''' ro.*I ,anaalist once
~.'' . n, " D1ri"a nor ne Ih' ad hnen
...nt IN he Iira ma ey,,artad 10
Ill.,. an r~cpeutino until he died. He
a.. ..' nunaLt +Tbrn eaak mo rrliaion
'ir we We're 20, once converted her
M r,,r,bn, mood r. rn,,ant - AGA
ltf ne eoon found. after making Il
profession. that he had to repent. moro
g.. less. every day. The old perVerse
IrruHn nature would go wrong some
lt.,-. or somehow else, ana nothing
bat repentance could right IT when i
went wrong.
81 lhnueht.' ne said by way Of an
illustration. when as Il boy | was try
ln" 10 learn the alphabet. that. if |
could eyer b" able to say my 4. b, e.,
i"iN'fft ami backward | would be
SATISFIED. :" Wh"n, at last. / could
f:He repeat tHeEl. i said, "thdnk the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23


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-
gross a
nlonel t H~ t'8
"ht t5
pol Hh ~ taA' #'
it~ At M
"t#Is.o. .NIi $685.
'hs t"a#
without h''.t
orator Mlho# iht Ei" '.
"a itti'Et'u~ s.'t
CORN L.E ta. -#. "i ##
q Ilt saE-tF "ffH'tt t' @8
y 2utlt. 3ifi r STUDENT #*flt
lie s. 1ll tle Eft@. without fht
cultivation - e seai 1a#t"."I'A"E
VIVA ne lacked M nas '"a8.
.up N tAe keen f~eartfaft"a AND .|tt1
a.s claNasai ~ student 81 Ht"t@#
mature. if limited ia bass ianHHafEIN
with history FL" knew th" forces la@s
make history nha h't1i '
Had hI~ kn'WlelE' ST. 'h
IcqualIcd mis- acquaintance with men
nan heart rs N,ll a. hr knew tts eFet,
motives and subtle passions 1.
might nave commanded "a much Ia ger
pl1c" ~ tn" story 81 las times
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, in strictest confid-
ence, telling us all your symptoms and
troubles. We will send free advice
Un plain sealed envelope), how to
care them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Thu Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

some men are 81 ecclesiastical they
take pride in not having gray hair
when they are bd~ld-headed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23
Saoseribe 10. THK AsLE
i wcrs Of y.nnx

Il : officially announced The,
the government VII IN tie ssturs
look I1re carefully 70 the er-
-~E-eGeas CT Is rule rerar5ins
TIE roads over waieh rural free
delivery : established. .-Roas
t-aversec sEau De kept in good
condition. ami U20bsrructs,f hv
gates there must be 10 urbr.Ge-
81 creeks Ct streams ret ford.bIe
az any season CT the year. In
many cases throughout the coCa-
Try the residents along proposed
routes have made Improvements
sufficient 70 enable tser 10 Oh
tan rural delivery service. and
thea relax or abandon any effort
% keep the roads II good con-
dIuon- But the government has
decided that unless the roads
Travelled BY the carriers are
properly maintained the service
Will De withdrawn.
The postolce department vii
II the future require the carriers
% report on the condition OF the
roads. and vii discontinue the
service where the roads are bad.
There are row more than $500
rural deliveries II the United
States covering a. area Of over
$4,000 miles daily. and it Il IN
reasonable 70 expect them 70
contend with neglected reads. Or
TO vOrS for Communities Iaekinc
the enterprise TO keep the ccu-
non highways in good shane.
v henever = route IS discontinued
-na people viii have no one n
blame but themselves The sdea
nat 8 route once established b.
,oxnes permanent il 4 mistake.
The three routes from this Of
ice handle On an average OF
peiees OF mail uoEthsv AZ
! cost TO the government of
SLIGO or S2,92i annually. Anv
leighborhood that loses its rIrst
.ehvsry viii have no one -
,lane but themselves.
s NJ HovRY.
PosEm2Ste-. !
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

IaTi0- i.cI
b risni
MISS j. Browning azd son,
John- have returned fro- 4 vI.i.
u reiIIves Il Bcowns. Tenn
Mrs VIII Holland rssurn4l
ho1e Monday fren vtto Nss
Pauline Gardner
Mr. = " WLl=s spent l,
Tuesl1y II OxflrI-
N-s- ) Il Sanders ard eII-
1oen- 9 0xf0-i. zn visiting Ms.
S-11ezs mother, Mrs = = Wiz
Inns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23
Coz- r1Pa=lg.
~ - = - -

~ b. Rosie E1ss.
The REVEALS are al abozt lve-
anu everybody has gore % work
preparing for the fan and winter
days which will soa be ae-e.
Qalse = large crowd attended
she b~aptsng at the Iron Bridge
Saturday.
Prot. T. 2. S4nucls. Of Bur
Cess. has been elected b teach
the Gomez school for The ensuing
tern
Mas.er To1nie Carr has re-
turned u his hoze in Water VAL
ley after spendinS several weeks
here. - = --eq
Misses Winnie Lee and Maggie
Frseza1 and Mr. Simon Freeman
Of South Oxford. visited here last
Saturday and SUNDAY.
Mr. Andrew Daring has I res
visitor which has come to stay
with them l. Is n 6ne boy.
Mr.. Berthe Gamble and wife %
Beezene, Texas. visited their
uncle. Ir- p T. Gamble and
farly here last weck.
We az sorry 70 learn of the
death Il Mr.. AMI Mrs. Bakers
little son which occurred Friday
from congestion. The remains
were Inferred II tie COllece Hill
Saturday
Msssrs. Kills ard Cleb1rn Gam
Die visited SardIs last week.
Dr. Banks. of Aboeviils. Vas
called here last week u see the
child Of Mr. Stlres which had
congestion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23
Tie N= Ro1s Nt-5;n-,

The Board ~ Supervisors hare
purchased twl up-to-date rad
machine. which ara At the Gis2os
aloi the overseers Il the couaty.
Recently the roai leadia- oat
west * town has been worked
win this Improved machinery
and We venture . say that as the
road Row stands L i the best
piece 81 road IN this county
Thess machines can be rad by
apphcal0ntO the president II the
Board. Mr. ". VI. knight. .ad
can bs had for TIE asking. Every
O~verseer has to require the hands
on the Ink 10 furnish the teams
. pull the machines. which will
require SIX or eight teams znG
two drivers The expense Of the
operator Of the machine i paid
By the county.
With these machines the roads.
n matter whether on the hills :
on the levels can be heapei an
rounded - in 4 marvellous Wy
and the work can be done IL 3
hurry Tlc>e machines vii
good teams VII g. Uorp worx II
4 day ttaa - men- and b~ssi-
the work i m1-h u5re eveuly
done.
Every road ovcrsee- sho4li
put IN his application fcr these
machines AMI p; his Ink in fac
eonhti1a before IT, winter SET.
IL Ncx X the tine % do road
work when tie rains cone and
the hpods ie=-ead AM the p1or
horses alG mules ara struggling
IN tie uIrc then Il XII be To- he
- d. any good OF course II
the roads caElot D. WORKED =,
once, buL IN . cl-ra-atIveiy
short tire the rl4G can be pu-
n Elol shape Tae machines
should De Il U.s. every day {
that no tine Will % Iast. CT
Eour uversesT ard Ask ain = crv
ART re- the machine auf c-al
the hills ART thrgE raj.
II n fails .-tuse< U work tn
rl1J before : r-z-S-raresh
80 Or Zere witness VIA,
IN e co1e remedy :
apple several tins Ge rseI,
C better ru1 Ths oFsr-
seer sHald compel every hari
& Il Until the rsa5 passz
q Ie Z1lr- TEe-c =re n8Hss
- tbs e1zry Eex tn. she pa
r01s h1=e = travel from oae 4
l0 I= oCr Of Ia va. BE-
4G@ n CTe- <11't co.,
pei TIE E13s = xo-x l. Wse
talt : "a it's dc-a.e - tie
county le cQll51 e the pubic
r1acs last wsnte-- Nm rhs raa-
pie submit 70 such farce rad
working a. thy have Gor=s TIE
fIEer = the one waO gets the
benefit Of good F0aGs, yes he xii
travel = b~urlesque called I road
and won't work nor compel the
oyerseer y give YOU 4 deeeat
rad 20 travel.
The Beard Of Supervisors are
anxious u do anything in their
power 70 assist tie people II ths
rad question a1d re purchase
. these excellent machines SHOWS
their good judgment and earnest
cess II this matter Let the
ha1dz hands and the overseers
wc-S Ter The good 81 the ce--
uunl-T and the result viI &c
oe-er r1a1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23
Harmontnwn Dot.

- 49, 49,
TIE hsailE % our community
Is nCt very COED
.ir. Ada smiths little son Is
Very hW AMI Is rot expected 70
i've many days
Mrs Gertrude Leighton who
has bse1 very loE with typhoid
fever fsr several weeks = better.
The Baptist p~-otraetei meeting
closed Friday with SIX additions
u TIE church.
The Troract-l meeting viii be
gia AZ Free Springs sunday
Miss Mamie Nurrhisoa y yisi,
Ing a. Laws Hill this week
Mr. Charles MuTChson, % Alb
beviile, Is spending the week
among friends ami relatives here
Mis- FIcssie Ccuanl. % Corinth
Is visiting her odd hone this week
Ir. Ra1fori Hlruoa and Mis-
En-1 Lee Ccnsrd stoie a march
on their trends and we're married
4 few DAYS ace
Prof J. g Givels has 4 nep
baby Ooy u hs home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

n-. EE"EN n NAI.TFrn-
~ ne not weather OF the -uu-
Iii q ErSt unnatural k51se
n-ss OF e1A4s hoEsH sho1iS rae
.ss afterta01- - IL % cheek
As disease ost0rs : becomes ss-f9r.
- - = necessary i Z fex Sosrs ~
SlE2a Cuac, Cholera a1s
Dnoea Kennedy followed bv atosa
Sae1Ssor Oh 10 Cleanse the sy-sec1
u U stcek2.d, pastor - g.
t NJ Z Shareh. OF Little F.I7-
Aa1a1 Erisss- 80 have uses4 Co.
1ral Ioles Cholera and DsIrrroea
Eemeiy t5r several years 1nss IA =
avery valuable rsGisdy, especHIyfe-
msr ~1-Ssrae-S u ealdrea- sos
oy Il II. ksneSL ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23
FRUIT GROWING

e ~
@ Ea y o.
y 0s can r
AaI sf azIE
& beaa xa lsas
- any
e. hve ras Exu Ia
< h
aolt i al
& o7T STEER bea2 bonL l.
ta- = aS AID l.ea
Zen tae tres ca1e Re
1e ground ard If they
Az wax strong taey ua
aer force Ct their NJ
7ri that Est = The tine
4 @r- f animals ,hat
are 1iwei To feast upon the
he banehes- What has beema
the old tine fru5t trees ,be
F t eae lived fo- rwa
r years ~ -lre an bore
@ cash yar Err
knows 1as any En oi fruit
I'll hau- h--e with hal. ;
eazze an tie l las surely
wh- we saoaa 81
-eas a re1=91abh chance.
than azd keep ue stock
81 Il I'd E
Was = tie reason TIA: when
We g, 2 peach that We can
cot take IL pains To- plant the
@ -, Il ave II Plae 70.
P-at t. give II o. some one ass
1 that b give IL triaIs. Fruit
vi gTow a5uriautly anywhere
-a1ug tn roads. II TIE fence
corners, - E0st any place taat
lie seed nay BE- thrown. In
r-elall, Il : said, tie entire
road through this interesting
country : lined with the cEoIe-
sst fruit trees. These were plart-
= by TINS thoughtful people by
SIMPLY planting along the way
-ade the seed when ea:en On the
.7arney- No wonder the Gene
y Of Switzerland Is % beautiful.
{ o1e could Tot g tie beauties
4 the mountains and hndscapes
raen sitting beneath the shade
i lovely fruI1 trees loaded with
.pe fruit, he would indeed &c
lart u please Let's fence in
re orchard again, cali on Cur
leIsaoor for information about
ons sturdy Ioag-Eved fruit and
lee II II lev years We cannot
ave orchards bearing the very
lnesS Of fruits. Fruit growing
Or al our purposes, calls for !
cry Little Labor and scarcely 10 .
xpendltare OF money and if the !
1ners would only pay q small
mount Of attention ID this fea- !
IRE they could have the finest !
rults growing at their own door !
nd even at their tezans hocsas :
hey would grow in such profu- !
as 70 H-aSe = hus attractive. !
Peaches, aTpIes, pears. apr
0ts-grsFess berries Of I'll kinds.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23
AHEAp OF TIE TINES.

Let Z xift runner and 4 slo~
runner tart On a raee around a
circular track, and ere l1ue the
latter wil be IN the lead ard The
deet &c f'ot behlnd hin. The
sane often occurs i- business
ana other relations e LIE. We
push SD far ahead that We ~. IN
the rear e the steady rer 4
man makes ha-te 70 c-ow rich.
Hc his ne1bo- IN en-
Prse AMI soon stands a. h,
held of his ealing. Bat. srsi
y tie aEbl9a t. s-Iu farther
g ~ a-ocia be makes
new ana risky ventures. bot IL
E-zeen failure sweeps away the
sivius = yel-s. ard BE- be-
hind L. re oonpsa-
tors
An"thcr nan regards culture.
yer aal poa ta al, ei
eel ~ existence, anIf8r-ets that
h1rac-er j. the fsu-i1ti5n stone
90 true success After years d
oaseless struggle AMI striving.
wakes uP q H1d h. d.-
trusted - his fellows. and his
huubl uei-tho- Is ahead in Al.
that rsrtalrst q whosms
dIeuee ard the confidence If the
pe'Ple.
Il TIE world % fashion It /. The
ultra fashionable faI that cor
q ponds exactly with some fancy
~ our rea5-graaI-uo-her and
the 9ut-ot-da.e comes in ahead
4 the u9-t1-da.e
We foudIy imagine that We ex-
gu he anc.-nt IL all that per-
tains o. science ard art. but III.
~ GoursEed when the
Ferll ~ young and art bor-
ieri Upon perfection when on
toreia,hers were sava-
The Box o. Job a ~ tbs
srande=5 poems ever peaneI
vas written when the humaa race
vas young
We fan hehind in righteous.
ness when ve be.oae 80 conf
deaf II our own GooInez that :,
believe ourselves better than 9th.
- people Like the Pharss ..
oli W an hehini the Publar
~ho freely confessed his f,ul-
WhA dusy To KEEP pae,
SIN F7Ss a. fa- e p-zceea.
q waul d. Eeu 10 holt orr.
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lo17r ara principle \ 4
re ven s.,
ban El D. IL ta2s 80
p Danger II ;o aead-
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b. G~ot1Eoa-I
Mr. Alex Houston spent sun
day here
Mrs g " Boxen Is VISITING
relaIyes IN Winon1-
Mss Rosa Carter after sps-d-
inS several months here with
relatives ~returus ID her nom.
an Coo DAY
AreS Matte MluIe Ga-riz.
latte Hines and Nr 7. l. Gra-
ham spent sunday with relatives
IN the country.
Little Misses Nartie AMI IN.
Fetls are spending n fe= dav,
~lth their aunt. Ms r u. Pssri.
this xeex
A@rs- Arch LIvin<t5u and
Pax Harris. of Burt. spent sun
cay here
Lit-ss Mary BeaH spent Sunday
Z TIE country visiting reEat.ve
Mrs. NeC1ln aai children Vs.
iaed Hrs TaGxeu Sundav.
Master Jessie Smith d5a4 Tn
day after a lingering Illness "a
typhoid fever The remains ws-e
t1ksn 70 Harmont9zn wsa.e-
cay tor Iatsrue.t-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

For tea years was couiaa.i 10
my o~c VII disease If nv kKsne1- >
writes k-A- Gray, J.. p. Of OaEy,s.
in2- IA WAS 80 severe that 1 rc-l,
not move part Of the time, / cor
saAed the very best medical xLsIl
1s1ii1ole b0r could get No relIrF w-rsI
Foley kinney Cure was rscor.nrers
&C 10 me- Is has been God srn5 ~
ne ~ that time.r
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saezSri5e To. TIE EAaa
wi.L CLOSE On SEPT an,

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Acute attacks Of e,I;r
49, warming ana prem,
n..as-. oe obtained There Z q
- ., ineurring the expens- 81
s1as service IN snch 80 !,
ns~-aAaans Cello, ChoIer- -
- Remedy Is a. hand A -
sssenedy viii relieve l5e pati-@.
-s-A coStor coGld arrive. n -
- zen known 10 saiI, ever =
- sfe AMI d7ngerDos eases a.
saoahi DC without i. 90
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

IT's ali right 70 crileise 4 can
dida.a's pubic record, bat it's IN
outrage for these Kansas Repub-
Ecans 70 descend to personalities
ard accuse the Kansas Demo
cratic candidate for governor OF
Avng n Chicago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

THE doctors and dentr, who are
sIpl yeI IS tire rich are ding
their b.-t make their raticr
ashamed ct lying wealthy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

THERE are 50 many trusts that
one profits where the other Iosz.
and row the laundry trust i
making Z good thing Of the rev
rule II PaeAngtowa, that those
duck suits EusI be washed every
day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

NRns9sRaEanR
sne can reasonably koue q,
e1~sseStAa chen the b<p=- -
epn-s1Pated Charies BaEdxs- -
~srise- II, says sns--5
'r9ai ehrouir constipation -aa -
An t-0t hs=s fer Seysral vv-rx -,
t1an<sto Chamberlain Sxor-.rs -
Liver Tablets, an aIwe~- - :
as -esa SacSzSe OF these L.
set NeA and STAY VEL Pre-
Ems sample free. For ssIe IN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

ISDEyA, Missouri and Arkzn-
SIS have endorsed Mr.. Bryan for
the presidential nomination in
los These names Indicate that
the report that Mr. Bryan Is to
b. the conservative candidate :
a mistake.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

TIE American peopi reu,S7-
~b-0Ui la~t scar IN m- ri W.T.
er AMI yes kentl,ky has mt d.
cLtrei war a-ain.t tn unl.n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

1Laxasive srOEao Quinfae Ta5l-f.
o.as-s refund money II il a. =
cure + W GROVES si-naf1-~
81 S1c1 box = csafs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-23

SosE on has bea c-as.
enough t. suggest that i. Fair
hanks ezas1-I o. an terri
- Etec 9 Batha hasn't
The Roosevelt. luck