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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
THE SUNLESS WINDOW.
Plants Which WILL Grow Best There,
and How 70 Take Care
Of Them

We often heer il remarked that some
cannot keep plants because TIE vin-
dows are shafed or on the north side
o. the house While even the gsr1n-
ium AMI coieus can - coaxe4 into a
profusion q growth and bloom in the
rorth WiudoW. IL given rich soil. better
results come with sunshine Yet there
are plants which like The shade and il
always pays To choose those especially
adapted % ones oar conditions. saws
The Epi'ouiS- Ferns are always hand
some. ard almost any 81 them can -
sroNn 20 advantage IN -he north win
dow the chief requisite heiu- sur-cisut
moisture Almost al 81 the hero1ias
Ike shade AMI there are many beau
titui ones IA blossom during several
- The winter months The rough
ieaved varieties 20 10, bear water
upon the leaves au1 care should b
taken. a. dust gathers aa6 requires
srrayirs "a. 20 that 10 sunshine falls
upon th@ wet leaves The rubber tree
is an excellent one for this place. r.
darS leaves being smooth and easily
KEEP clean This plant requires an
ahunlaEce Of moisture SponSinE the
leaves once a seek * beneficial The
sale i IT, chief insect enemy. The
rubber tree J. quite difficult 70 start.
The florist cutting a branch partly OF.
binding OF Iois- m1ss and waiting FOR
Z 70 -uot II The moss before severiug
completely from -he parent stem. Ire
fr-i1-- l. decidedly avsrss 70 the hot
sun rs dark green leaves thickiy b.
So with spots o. GRANNY white render
= highly u-l.ueu-si a. foliage plant
L likes rich soil and should buds a2-
pear which rarely ocrurs- nip them OF.
-hsy all develop lnto snail yellow ani
uullEi-iu- flowers which ar 4 drain
On he plat while 3srTacrinz from its
hsar-y- Conrrzrv 20 the prevailing
opinion s-iiax nav d. crown in The
ordinary living rco- frequent spray
irE heiuE b=a=5riaL Though % slow
growth rs bright. glossy leayes vel
repay t1e trouble r combines 50 nice
j.. zoo zi-h 1lEe-s tor al occasions
that o1e can vel exercise ratferce In
=eeErir- .- Al N al. there ar fsE
Rooms IN wklcz sc-e kiad q plants
ea-uo- b sErrsssflIlv -rown 4
slr-1-n Etasoz has rhe a5vartaE~ =
T'e-rv n moisture in r. air No zar-
-er II rl- oz-iock = tisssrrzSfzz-
Esa- ne s1a549 z1rfA viu IoE has
-.rh -ra-lsas f5r rsoze rho VII rake
~ -cSr - RS r-fvl-z-@z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
JUST As He DICTATED IT.
Ps11ze-1oz % q s-sro<-aPhsr VIA
oe-ye6 or6-rs % the
Letter.

~ hss ! VA veu = g. al Il.
raa waa aai sa-a<-: ths s@W -rezaS-
raa.hsr- = - traa-srlh- n l-ssxrs ~
aet4T a. | 1aeza1a ta<n1z I 4uns wzns
an q rne-e s-za-e,3 fcr-.s n nv carr--
sy-snst~ncs- " III ] h-ieTe n 9ainx .
PzEsla< ny oWz F-r-eGallry a ny cor
r-spcust<nee~
10 ssr saai th- usr xsna<-a7he-.
-=sSiy And tA.- wrcs< a. W Tavler.
= tAe talea-a lrlo4as. !. tz< i-ster that
Se1- farWzr1 % a EEN eEn.san1sr q the
Hra th4, lfs-rzsoa=
Mr. Aaha h-Ea4r he aieken- !. r-s
-asl- Z t1a- ie4ow down az Bag -
- >rlash- Eaa wa- tnar uzza Al Rnx-
yl4e lEar a.ket far urleeSs-N hat
>Nsiuar-s - >aantss LAs >ka5iao - Al
rzat-L>r n. -e~- Nksre VIZ Is-Tahn
D. >klftzlcrs- bzngvzl4e- T~x- Ds4r >iF'-
Nar a mnure- Better aaliv him al1rx
. hs-ls NJ n-ar M >kalsaars- Replv-
M "a yUgr vaizs,t l-tter Il the-s. AIT
Gate wa< - letter. Whers = - b~s-er
asxheS Here - Writes - a hen
Wing aeruss = barnvasi Can't make
cat the rase- Looks Ike 4+-h. Wei
Hl=t say r~piyins - xeur valaed f1vur
q rsyea- date. We take pleasure m -sv-
~ tAaz We car quote ynu the following
pF.s=--->sE- >naz-k waar all tbs duff
ter s-1nsl fars "a. eve = % I'm harder
taaa tA1r- He lives IN RinzvlIIe. II I
i've. \ Bn<vill-. Ia th4ak anyone Tor
seas - m- - ha-i Ia have - cave soxu.
In car lats- 81 a ta1 Taere. that abau.
. FER r-zF hsxner than w~'t ehar-p anv-
cue -l-e- Nov tni-h y ~ wrh Awai--
~ raur further regsests. ae beg % 70
ia Our. sincerely
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
WHITEwaSH FRUIT TREES.
Reasons Why u Is B=1.1cial-shsuI
Be Renewed as Often as
Necessary.

- us- % whiieEash on fruit tres
Is praetlee4 n naay u IT, fsair grSx-
ina ssefi0us % th@ eastern states
There he apple tres especially. AZ.
seFaPed snt th- NhiFeHash applied as
TAR - a. the br4nehes- During recent
years experireuts have s=-a uszsse 10
eeteFmiE@ II the spraying o. the entire
tree sith Wlitewazh has any eject in
prote-ting the buds from winter kill
Ing II Is found thar the eject is in
thar direction. bar Is not enough PRO
nouneed 70 justify the reperitiJn az
the process during the winter. When
the entire tree Is sprayed with white
wash. the winter rains wash much o,
il OF the smaller twigs and branches
and the spraying must BE repeated sew
eral times during fall and winter 10
keep on a thick coat Of whitevash
says the Farmers Reyiew. Doubtless
this amount OF work will not BE- Maid
Tor by the trees. but il should nav m
give the apple trees a good xhitexash
ing in the fall. covering the trunks
and a. far up as the branches as a man
can reach. II most certainly does
help keep CT the fungus groxths that
are so common Many Of these pro-
duee winter spores. which lie on the
bark and in the creviess Of trees. ready
TO sprout in the spring The white
wash will destroy these. or at least
make it impossible for them TO ind a
roofing place on the bark whifexash
improves the sanitary conditions OF
the trees without fnjuring the bark.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
UNCONSCIOUS POISONING.
How It Often Happens from Coffee.

I had no idea" writes 4 Duluth
man that it was the coffee had been
drinking all my Life that was respon-
sible for the headaches which were
growing upon ne, for the dyspepsia
that no medicines would relieve, and
for the acute nervousness which un-
fitted me not only for work but also
for the most ordinary social functions
But at last the truth dawned upon
NE and l forthwith babe the harmful
beverage q prompt farewell. ordered
IN some Postum, and began to use IL
The good effects Of the new food
drink were Apparent within a very
few days Ny headaches grew less
frequent. and decreased in violence,
my stomach grew strong and able To
digest my food without distress Of
any kind. my nervousness has gone.
and ! am able to enjoy life with my
neighbors and sleep soundly o'nights-
Ny physical strength and nerve pow
er have increased so much that I
can do double the work I used TO do.
and feel no undue fatigue Afterwards.
This improvement set In just -
soon as the old coffee poison had 50
worked out Of my system as to allow
the food elements in the Postum TO
get hold 10 build me up again I
cheerfully testify that it was Postum.
and Postum alone that did all this.
for when ! began to drink IL threw
physic to the dogs" Name given BY
Postum Co, Battle Greek. Mich
There's q reason Read the famous
little book The Road TO weilvilier
In pkgs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
Important Movsnen, in Advertising.

The creation q a General Advertising
Department Tor the New York Central
Lines and the Placing IA charge OF that
department the veteran raiirold aiyer-
tl-er- Ge1 II. Danlel-. Who has been
Tor nearly twenty wears the General Pas
seneer A-rn; Il the New York Central
Ealirua1. marks an era IN the history Of
Advert lslug IN America
Tie Ner lork Csntrsl Lines are the
HrSt great system TO create an a1ve-t1-
in< espartrnen. uhich covers all the raj
wavs n their system. ami the fsr-reaching
consequence OF -uch 4 uoy~uasat cannot
- appreciated az nr-t ~-zlt. but thl- ac-
fson On the part q the management Il
the-- Enes emphasizes the valve q adVer-
t-slEg zeler1Ly. and furrs- the conctu-
sion of strong belief IN the ef1cacy of
r4ilroat Advertising N particular
>ous risa q the importance Of tbs
new department. can be had when II =
understood that il VII control the gen
eral advertising n Amer1cz and n foreign
ton and Albany. Lake shore and Michigan
>uu-heTn. Nich.an Central. Cleveland-
0.rcinnzti. ChIclS1 and - Lau< Ra.-
izri. ard Lake Erre and Western railways
and their leassd lines. having ther wes.-
EN- terminals az hlca-n. - Lcuis AMI
CineIrnati. AMI their e. stern terminals AZ
New lcTk- Been AMI Montreal. ant en-
% the hsss e-yuiprs-i railways n the world
Mr Dan - h1> Tor ulazv wears hen q
trm believer IN ne~<raper AMI u1a<7xine
advert 1<lrE. ant. therefore. the orxlniEa
tl % g the General Advertising Depar--
meat 4 the NeT YORK Central Liue- =
g .mpcr-arce 70 every ls- innate pahliea-
ton n, Arner'es- daily weekly ar mgc.hlv-
In al 2s4ire~- before the New York
>rHie Pre- As~oclatian a Few years a<n
Ar. Danl=l. m1ie the point that the rail-
and thas rairay advert --1< lat hesn 4
lulmeu-e Nalze 20 Anerlcaa zianzs1c-
tErsrs n GLux the attention Il the
whale wura - the excel,ns wcEk done
ty cur inventors ard zechan - A. iruz-
t-atei n ~ Enrlre sac Exp-e~s. the
Iwsuflefh Csn-arv L-nte,i. anf other
zrsa- t-zz-s that cCu1e,t he east Eich tie
wesss th- average f1rsg-er arE-snx that
ne -zsr VIA are abe u ta-u cat -zra
rssehln-- nat - ale % bad snv-b -.
art tla- ths farm uz,eh-zs-r ant al kiu.ts
q sa1lE~trlal rlt-alnerv na.le n AMER
IA ~z~s p q IL VERY h..~r s;zai ~ Raj
Fla.f tfEFtta-srz AS cerrs rlF t.~1 th-
uleaus q ErsnEn< -a1zsazis e nseu k~re
tr1eu tsrs-1 crar-rl~< q Iuvs-- Ease o1r
i'1sagralturss AMI las wunlerf4liy IL
ereH-st eur f1r--1 eurzzerrs
kVsrr lssss=a:. n-aSuap~r ard rnaxa-
ne rgrirassrH n Amssra u1i have a
tlr~-- Interest n the Gensraf A.fxerta-irs
LAe-srrms1t - The Nv N5rk Central
Las and svsrv tirsrtisin< s-rr- n ~
r0-r r~r- WI sskr a sew le1se q lie
o-e1E-- q tbs enslrr-srnsns Ct TIE vztse
Of as.rsrrs.zS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
Old A WORLD OF GOOD
@. Hiusa-s' Prs Prs Cg-- Hear
Psirs. , ~ Sees a-s
M~1.r@xG

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49, r-ass szEargrs tAlzx I: dysp-pslA-
E-eF az at zlsAssi II 1su tis4r s.1zAcA
hs-zzs = e zsls ian sr5nE-.r-
Tv lad b. sasaaz hz-=ss5lv ard
tr--zsl1-rf zsus. - - -.
bus ~ = --aPa=sd tzsl- sz4-=a-lzs x,-l;ss
- -lt-l--
>re ns-ri- kn1r that the s.rp-z-h
--a tle weak --sl-l ua-ss. AID f1-
ta= Ak fte wl,a.s t.l.sv : ST
f=-.- rl1 = -zd sr-e.r and quickly
zn .r- WIS - E1.-.- In hun
a-ss. g ls-ll1.es t-a~s r---s have SIC
cst w-s =r ? m.siies failed
NY iz1-- ss1l NJ : Z MI
- E Day.. "a. fllae IL the first
- = 8 r1s ~ tl-4- = t-yv years ago
! ErEat 2 -rzat Geal a. Night, and ate
~ 1lF es.t = wheuever the chance
ea-e. ana a.1Tars verr har-ies!lr. One
alF ard r~-f victim e terrible
eT-zs pa l. k=ez re miserable al the
t. =-~=ril rears.
- 1-zzsr= llt 8 -rel- deal = distress
a. z-- a-t zElaa | - Up from my
s-ea nv 81 ~. a - lisld = - weak that
= vl-s lzz5-r iake any fsad. I had
~ -ua-at -rah.e feelIues about nv
bar, zzl -rls alzzF All, whenever
s v- ard then straishrened up,
e. eyes TT,zIli - hz.silv blurred-
rszt tls sr1.eraenTs q several per.
So va A-ss : 6 ri Z obstinate ssorn-
"a t-ln-es - rslnx D.. WiIIsari.
F--k Fzls- ! h.au-ar sl1ne and th=v
Cd TO a -aT.l q E1ot- Ther acted
f-eziIs = az. ,.l.i s.Els- wharwas Gained
IT tzt- / have - - - d SsrvSS ~.
Ter n-izlss the last t5s-ir< ha< : s.s n "a
to IA < ny Afarr: thu ALARMING
~ sEzs have dlszrp=aresi. al an
So a-lin
y. WiIlaEs' PIX pTrs ar 81 hr
a arae-sr- azt - che ur. WI.l-zn.s
lss-lcZzs c.. scheass-ra.lv. y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
cz-ss Cancer. E--oE Fsis1z sz5
Sr-e.--a

aar- t1 r--z r-1.i- =
e-- r1-.e-. .7ar.. srl.len AIS.
a-1 Rag. --- -nr sk-.
et - GO r-l re- r-e So
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a a4--e -a.- Bid Balm p.
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--E- sse a1@s a-1 r-s sep az4
a 1e--s ts-e Ez-e g --1 u-s- cases
& ~ + a~1r
Pr Csr1ers. r--s- sueE--s ez1--
res H-v E-asrs ze-s s-e-- r--'es (
e. .5as.. - = 3 r i Ess-rvs -
czucsr rz = ~ $500 asl1s cazss-
. l -szz- ez=e- sze w-z- kuzcrs -
sz-7E-a-z= sr=- I1azszz7s e--s.
- = h b zi1er al e.-< tz-4z- 3 :. B.
c1-- - = uzre lael-= lu--e- ezes- Il
proves t1e 1-es-rr-. -z4kss lie Nod r1-e
zz1 =zza- s--- ;Le 49, ---z az1 al
-aa--. shocszz- pans IA1Faa-F tesses
- rlrtv Tea--- Ts-l<--s-- = Ter h1s-le.
7l.h es11ris.s i-eet RS f1r h1-s r--s.
SIMPLE ire -ni r-a-lii p w-l-lz< Bioef
Rain c.. Atlanta Ca De=erihe ;ruuhi.
arI ire rusiical aiviee also ss1s u sealed
lzttez
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18

possible In the accompanying tn
gram says the Orange Judt Farmer.
the early potatoes nay b folIoxs,l
BY turnips or al early maturing Va
riety Of sweet cora the Pas By late
bans Or tur1ips. Or ruruips -av -
soEn between tie rows % cahhaxs
after these are vel <roxl Berry
bushes growing along fences should
- kept Esl trimmed 70 prevent uzlue
shadinG II : preferable 20 have t-e
hofhesis. SEEDED ana early FsxsahIe
beds toward the aorth side % the gar
den. Ehers tksT Eill receive the nos.
Sunlight sat - protected FROM Einds
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
LOST EYESICHT
Through Coffee Drinking

Some people question the statement,
that coffee hurts the delicate nerves
Of the body Personal experience with
thousands proves the general state
ment true and physicians have records
Of great numbers Of cases that add 10
the testimony
The following Is from the Rockford
H. Massachusetts,:
Dr. William LAnghorss of Auror.
has been treating one of the aueeresf
eases Of lost eyesight ever in historv
The patient Is O. A. Leach of Beach
county. and in the last four months he
had doctored with all of the specialists
about the country and has at last 70.
turned homo with the fact impreSsed
On his mind that his case is iucur.hIe
A portion OF the optic nerve b.s
been ruined. rendering his sight -
limited that he h unable to Sc ~.
thing before him but he can see plain
" anything II the aide Of him. Tber,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18

nave been but few cases Of its kind
before. and they have been caused by
whisky or tobacco. Leach has never
used either, but has been . great eoe-
Zee drinker. and the specialists have
decided that the case has been caused
BY this Leach stated himsen that
Tor several years he had drank three
cups Of coffee for breakfast. two AZ
noon an'i one at night. ACCORDING to
the records of the specialists Of this
country this Is the first case ever
caused by the use OF coffee.
The nerve is ruined beyond Aid and
ms case is ineurabIe. The fact tb.t
makes the case . queer one Is that the
SIGHT Toward has been lost and he
side sight has been retained. Accord-
ING 10 The doctors statement. the
young nan win have to give nm 80.
Zee or he rest OF his sight VIII FOL-
low and the entire nerve b ru,rss "a
ResisfsrsGaseffe,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
CITY HAS GOOD HUSBANDS
x-w York shoxs Fexer Divorces %
Popglarioa rhaa Any o-her
Big Burg

More divorces ARE applied for and
NOR are granted In the city Of New
Yors taaz n any other large city Of the
coausry hut the nlmser Of divorced men
residing IN Se~ YORK : relatively much
smaller than in anx other very large
Amerfcaa city
There wsre by the last enumeration.
fewer tear i-aa divorced men here. of
whom Go we're in Brooklyn. while in
Chicago the number was nearly 2.ea0.
an9 IN Indianapolis. which has less
population than the borough OF Queens.
$50 There we're only Is in Queens.
san Francisco. which has almost ex-
actiy one-tenth Of the population of
Sew York. had by the last census $40 d.
vOresd men. equivalent in the same ratio
TO s.es9 in New York. where actually
the number Is only 1eeo
81 Louis and Washington are two
other cities which have an unusually
large number OF divorced men in pro-
portion TO their whole population.
Portland. Ore..a city Of 100. 600. has half
as many as Philadelphia. a city of
/ ese.sea- Spokane has 5000 inhabit-
ants; Troy. n. Y. has s5.OaS Spokane
has ~" divorced men among its inhab-
itants. Troy has l5-
Newark has 3o.es9 fewer inhabitants
than has Nilwaukee. which has three
times as many divorced men.
Various explanations Of these dis
PARTIES are given the most natural one
Of which IS that divorced men in New
YORK city remarry; in Chicago and some
other cities they don't-at least not 10
the same extent New York's record as
the city with the smallest number Of
divorced men in proportion to the whole
population Is nowhere challenged.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
WEE MAIDS MORAL VICTORY
One Time That the Arch Tenp,er
Failed 10 Accomplish His
Purpose.

Ms Tiara Logan, and Queen Titania,
q ne Ashury PARK baby parade. at oy
Z ioz mr. telling stores OF children. re-
l4tes tie Washington Pest.
\ lady ne ssid. 'reclinei On a
eolch n her library one nlxh-. with the
light bow. trylng n v4In 70 90 to sleep.
bs-ade her. on 4 table. wa DISH u
tne fruit
As sne lay there she s,w her little
dau<a--r tsptae me The rocsa N her louy
Ehlte uishiSa The ch.Ii thIuslns her
Hao-h=r asleep. a1yance1 cautiously . IN.
tso-e. took = huaeh CT gr4pSs, and stole
ogf z<sln-
TIE mcthsr ~ zTisTe-i az sarh ms
q nslzet o. re part * her good lite
ealza1er. bat -a@ sad Ecsh ~
RE Mluu-s- rss-e1- asu 49, ITO
80 racm asn crer- The ekI1 IT,
SAP. - ssr h4r4 ans ansaaensi - -
a.ac=- rhem "a the ds.h. aad a. sae .
rzrrst - uash-r tesrt her aaftef
teats the tme SO 81 lefl, Mr..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
FOUR YEARS OF AGONY.
Whole Post Nothing But Proud Flesh
Had . Use crutchs<-~Cutic--a
Remedies the Best CT Earth

r. tie gar Lea tie Sc % nv rsh:
:.e- ~r- rsc z from - ht.le tie down
o. me heel alt The -ly-.ezln who had
-1a--e at a-e vas rr-rE -o ssw % tLs
-ale -- Ev tlo-. bur ~ 2 no s1eces- A.
l-- ut whole -1e- arl way - lhove NJ
elf ~.- ra-ln< t-t proud 1e-l
-Il--r-s --se-t a. z.-~ f- CT years z-i
-~est s-e-eut -lr-.-llns All al sn.i-
q r-uert- ] c4zit wax crlr u--h
criticize II 10 wa~ks af-errs-ss
saw hrrse in nv lmr- Then ts-a.
--rE t--.-r-a sap e-s or-m~a- os--a
c4--rr gre -sr ard ssr- . go 2 -ere-
r-rr--- whsr ~ lzh va. -ez-e- - -u-;
-ee ---e 49, n newer had -rus IL q
--s- me---- rw ssroe I .-cr-si -s-s
BE- ga Esua-e-- --e t->- m cd.
s1r-r nu w1rsuE 50 PIE rre-e-- sr-
s--sr -re rTlr~ .t -1lerlE T-e er--
20 tl-El-l 'h-t1s-- ar. sap eas CIV
er-s hts u--a ---e Z.
49, i1r- " L1ri = ARA Ave
Ann 0zl1. Izne =. 1873
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
EDUCATIONAL. ERRArA-

The retirement Of Or. William A.
Packard a. Kennedy professor OF
Latin language and literature and the
science Of language al Princeton
narxs the close Of IS years Of active
teaching
Granta. the Cambridge undergrad
uate organ. urges reform in the Eng
hsh university education II says.
Rendered unfit for business. the only
places open for the graduates are
schooimastering and the church. and
in the urtermost parts Of the earth
are to be found graduates Of Oxford
and Cambridge. now become iaborerx
beggsrs and outeasts'
Prof E ". Clark. OF Rfpon col
lege, Wisconsin. has been honored by
the bureau OF university travel N
Rome In . manner which will make
IL possible for him to 90 abroad each
summer and secure a new stock OF
material for the lectures he il deliv-
erfng. He has been engaged to con-
duct the teachers excursions 10 the
homes of the ancients and will spead
the next ten years in this manner
step has been taken toward the
organized athletic training Of Amer
lean schoolgirls by the forming Of q
girls branch of the Public Schools
Athletic league Of New York city.
Speaking Of this movement, Miss
Gra>e Dodge said that the methods
OF training must be different from
those applied to the boys. A prize
Of $50 was offered by Mrs. Henry
Siegel for the best method Of eombin-
ing the essentials Of moral and attn
letie discipline
Shlban Bey. . leader Of the Alban-
ian Instruction against Turkey. has
arrived in this country. and will Try
TO interest the American board Of for
eign missions in his project for .
boys school in Albania The sultan
has set a price upon his head Sha-
ban has been wounded several times
in fights with the hated Turkish SOL
diery- He thinks that II the boys
school were established by the Amer
lean board the sultan would not dare
interfere with it for fear Of Offend
ing his country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
TRoH ovK1 THE OCEAN.

Another sign Of the AngioFrench
entente Is that women Of Paris are
taking 20 the wearing of Scottish elan
tartans to such an extent that the
Glasgow mills ind 1t hard to keep up
with the demand
In q recent race up the Ethel tower
In Paris victory was won by eyelist
named Forester. who climbed the 129
steps in the extraordinary time OF
s:12 As. His next competitor Was less
than four seconds behind
NAtaly Won Eschtruth is undoubted-
ly the most widely liked Of the women
authors OF Germany. She lives in Ber-
lin and still appends her maiden name
to her works. although she married
Lieut.. Won Knobelsdorf BrenkerhoR in
1890
Owing mainly to the inability OF the
British government to ind q suitable
site for the proposed imperial me-
mortal TO all those who fell in the
South African war the scheme has
been abandoned and all Subscriptions
are to be returned
an~401I 0E kAO~n-ta HIM. to31$r1~ 30-A
OF Leopold de Rothschild. Is head boy
a. Harrow school. England This Is
the first time this distinction has
fallen 10 . Jewish lad Who has not
eorformed TO the ordinary religious
exercises Of the school
From their home near 81 Nais.
France, the children Of the captain OF
the steamship Hilda. Who vas LOST
with his ship the other night. watched
the rockets that we're sent up from
midas deck when she Vas On the
rocks. little thinking what they meant.
Two years ago Norwegian postal
clerk was convicted Of having been
long and systematically differing from
the mails: he had done away with
some l.5oo American letters A few
weeks ago another was convicted of
the same o6ense: he had Appropriated
1t least l.so0 American letters in two
yearx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-18
HOW KINGS HAVE DIKn.
Heary l. Of gluttony.

Heary I. Of gIuttony
Eiward VI of a decline.
Chayies l. on the sea6old.
George Ill as he lived-a mailman.
Henry VIII. Of carbuncles. fat and
fury.
George ". Of gluttony and drunk
enress
Henry VII wasted away. as . miser
ought
James l. OF drinking and the effects
OF vice.
Charles H. suddenly. it Is said, Of
apopiexy.
Henry H. Of q broken heart, occa-
stoned by the bad conduct of his chill
dren-
William iii. Of consumptive habits
of body, and from the stumbling Of
his horse.
George l. from drunkenness. which
his physicians politely called an apo
plectie A..
Edward III. Of dotage. and Richard
II. Of starvation, the very reverse Of
George W.
Henry VI in prison. BY means
known then only to the iailer. and nov
known only in Heaven
William the ConQueror from enor-
nous fat, from drink and from the
violence Of his passions.
Henry ". is said to have died OF
'nts caused by uneasiness.- and un-
easiness IN palaces in those times vas
. very common complaint
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pan aero>. M Ions. zrt I lad hard wrk
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ka4ney Plis the tired feeling ard hack
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