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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04
9es aimbes stimme.

Sfpei WGnner ipnren iib~ereinaes
fomnlen, bel einem Ndd)bur ein5u.
6re6en uno ibn 81 beIteblen. Ser
9an5e Slan mar fertig. Nahoem
jie ben Tlab 6eitimmt bdtten, no lie
lid in Der finlteren Stunoe Der Naht
treffen ipollten. ging Der Cine BON
geiben, elm Samilienpater, an ben
Seinen. @ines leiner ainber flet>
terte linn auf Die &niee uno ipraf:
vSieber Batter. ih bin 10 frob. bab
Dir betmgefommen hiit."
Sic @esenfpart bes ainoes beuns
rubigte ben Wum. er iufte es mics
ber5ulesen, aber pus &inb legte feline
Germ6en ianft on bes Caters
Banee, inbem es nit ianfter unb
liebreider Stimme ipra6: ~@ater.
i6 babe Did 10 gerne!"
llnniltiirIid 5os Der Iann bas
feline unb frehnblihe @eien an
feline 8rult unb CAB ibm einen &uB.
galo febrten aud Die beiben gr0s
beren &inber, Elm &nnbe unb elm
Wdbhen, Die idon NIT perbienen
balfen, nab uSauIe 5uriid. Ser
anabe bob an: %. @nter. mas fir
Elm Ihredlihes Ding paiiirt lit. Ser
Tater meinas &ameraben lit beute
pegen zines 9iebitabls abseiabt uno
ms 8efdngniB gefiibrt porbeu. Sein
Sobn peinte lnut unD lieb ben 6opf
bGn9en Dor Shum ilber- leinen 0ater.
@d, bente, ipie trauri9 bas tparl"
.Ior S6am iiber Ieinen Iateri"
oadte Der Mann. .8erben lpobI
meme &inber audi ibre aopfe
bdngen laiien Inn meinetpiaen?
Nein. oas ioa ME 9eibeben!"
CUR perabrepeten Stlnoe ifano
Der anbere Iaun an Dem beitimmten
Ylaee, aber er pdrtete bergebli6 auf
ben @enoiien. 3uleet beIhloB er.
Die b0ie Sbat aqein 5u poQbringen.
Or that's ailf.
Oils Der Nnoere am ndditen Wors
gen our Irbeit cling. borte err. buR
lein aamerab allf friIher Sbat ers
tappt uno eingeiperrt .tporben iuar.
~8ott lei Snnf fir Die braben.
&inoerl" iagte er NIT Snbrunit.
sic baben MIDI eerettet. Nie min
ih ettpds tbun, noriiber Tie i6ams
ROTH tperoeu fonntenl"
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Seirafte 0iise
Gin Serr eilt aui Dem Yerron.
zines @abnbofes Den bereitife6enben,
tart beiebteu Sus entlang. mad
einem leeren Slase iudenb. gnbli6
liebt er in einem Goupee neben einem
lebr poblbeleibten Serrn nod einen
Slae frei, bod nein. auf bemielben
ltebt cine i6par5e Heiietai6e.
rSeiebt?~ fragt err.
ga, mein Sreunb lit nur eben
fortsegansen = fontmt ieoo6 slei9
nieoer", lnitete Die Intnort beS
Sideu. Dem Die Sai6e sebDrte uno
Der Den Eldb neben lid germ fret
bebalten piu. Ilein Der Mnpere
ltei9t trpbbem elm. fest lid nnb Iaat:
sd iperbe ben Ylas pieoer rdus
men. iobolb SIR Sreunb erideint."-
Sas Signal CUR slbfabrt ertont.-
"Sbr Sreuno ipiiroe gut tbun, Ii6
5m beeilen", ia9t Der Serr. der Sng
iebt lid ia iton in @~epegung.~ =
.Sbr Sreunb bat nun ben 3ua
berpaBt", fdbrt er I'M Gone oes ges
oalierns fort. .nber iein @ep6d
lpu er %penigItens ni6t einbiiBcn".
mn bel bieien @orten i6leuberte er
Die ihipar5e 3eiietai6e gum Seniter
binaus unb NUT einem 9nbnbeumten
6u. Dab Der Seiieer Der 8eiieha,s
.eben fortgeganeen" lei. Ser bide
9err iprin9t entiebt auf. err fann
chen nod Die Salhe = feline Sai6e
- AMI Den Yerron fplern ieben.
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@enn oa unb bort elm Sinh sir naht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

@enn ba unb bort elm Sinh sir na6t
Ini buntbelebten 8eeen.
60 oenfe, bub ais Iabnung bat
Sir's @ott sei6idt ent9e9eu.
SaB Dir bon Der @er9aneenbeit
Gin iiiber S6immer bliebe,
Grinnernng an Die &inoer5eit
Sid fiiat nit iiiBer 2iebe.
nnS Dab bes tiinftisen @eidIe6ts
Oh in Dem Sinh 9eoG6teit.
limb fir Die Sahe ieines &ebt3
grneiIten @autbes fe9teit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-04

Srasen nnb MntwDrten. @iinIhen
Gle an Sleii1 5uSunebmen, einen
erten gppetit 81 befommen. erfris
idenben Sflnf 5i senieben unb Su
fiiblen. oab iebe SAFER ulD iebes @ez
fpebe Sbres GorperS 9eitGrft uno ipies
berber9eitelt nirb? 8enn Sic bies
ie5 nlini6en, bann fan9en sic Die
Scbdnblung nit Sorui's Ilpenfrdus
fer an. Die erite Slaide pirb
Sbnen bas Gerbienlt bieIes Yrdparas
tee beipeiien unb Sic perben Iif)
ipunbern, pesbalb Sic es nitt friiber
beriu6t BADEN. @S lit ni6t, pie
anoere fertig bergeitelten Iebi5inen,
III Ipotbefen 81 baben. Die Gi9ens
thinner berfaufen es brett an Die
2cite our6 Spesialaaenten. Sdrei@
ben sic an 0r. Yeter Sabruep &
Cons Co.. 112 - lis 60. Sopne
@oe., CHICAGO, IN.
The statesman., 1906-01-05

j. Z. Porter entertained DR.. Faulk.
uer and G. w. Haltson 10 an elabor-
ate course dinner New years,
Miss Hattie May Williems, who has
been visiting relatives in Oklahoma,
returned home Wednesday.
Wednesday night Mrs. Jennie vii
SON and Nelson Arlington were mar
ried at the home OF the bride, Rev.
Edwards officiating.
On the 49th anniversary OF his
birth, Reu. j. S. Payne was tenderec
surprise on last Thursday evening
by members and friends OF Campbell
congregation. The church was beau
tifully decorated in streamers OF re-
sntwiued with gold aud silver trim
mings The friends prepared a bom
titul repast and the evening was spent
in social pastimes. Rev. Payne ex
pressed his appreciation and graft
tude by brief speach.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
ol.xRsYaAN GOT HIS rEg
Waited Long fer Opportunity. but Il
Came at Last.


Gov. Blanchard OF Louisiana was
describing the precautions that scer.
tain veteran physician had taken
against the spread Of q contagious dis.
ease.
Knowing the people he had to deal
with" Gov. Blanchard said. he saw
that his rules were carried out before
one Of these people left their homes.
They had tricked him in the past He
would not be tricked again. He was
like the Camden clergyman OF my
boyhood.
This clergyman once married GER
tain huckster. who, after the cere-
mony, declared he was unable to pay
a wedding fee and so. willy nilly, the
clergyman had to let him of.
Some years later the good man
found the same huckster before him
with another woman. His first wife
had died Now he desired to yoke
with a second.
THE minister was willing enough
TO remhrry the man, but this time he
would take precautions.
so. leading the bridegroom to one
side, he held out his hand and said in
a low voice;
My fee.
"'oh. yes. of course, said the
huckster, confusedly, and he place.
osnknote in the clerEyman's palm.
Thank you. said the clergyman,
With a bland smile That is for the
first time Now we viii have the fee
tor this occasion, please7"
The statesman., 1906-01-05
WAS A PATRIOTIC THIEF.
French Woman Robbed Only tie nan
Visitors TO Paris.

In Paris the police have discovered
woman who has exhibited a peculiar
sort OF patriotism She was arrested
recently for kav.p- robbed a German
merchant OF Sc ne magistrate
she made a strange declaration. She
said that her main object in life was
to decoy Germans and to rob them.
She went about with them to cafes
and music halls. and while affecting
to be very interested in them she
picked their pockets. In this way she
had annexed for several years past
over goo. She had picked the pock.
cts Of exactly sixty-seven Germans,
and she was proud of it. AS her rea.
son for thus acting the woman said
that in 1870 her family in Normandy
had been completely ruined by the
German invaders. who stole her ia.
TIERS cattle, pigs, fowls and even
plate. She was then obliged to go out
as dairymaid, but not being accus.
toned to seryitude she came TO Paris
and began waylaying and robbing Ger.
mans. The magistrate listened to this
tale calmly. 1t made no impression
On him.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
There Was a Limit.

An Irishman one day went irto the
shop of barber to get shaved. After
being properly seated AVID tie lather
about half applied, the barber was
called to an adjoining room where
he was detained for some time, The
barber had in the shop IS pet
monkey, which was continually imi-
tating its master. As soon as the lat
ter left the room the monkey grabbed
the brush and proceeded 10 finish
lathering the Irishman's face. After
doing this he took razor from its
case and stropped it and then turned
to the Irishman to shave him.
"shtop that" said Pa. "Ye can
tuck the towel in me neck ana put The
soap on mo face, bnt. begorrah, yer
fathers got TO shave me.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Put "sportsmsnn in Hole.

Beals c. Wright. the tennis cham
pion, was eating reed birCs.
When the reed bird season comes
round" he said. 81 think of my cousin
an enthusiastic sportsman.
MY cousin once went on a reed bird
hunt, and had excellent luck. The
family, on his return, feas.ei,
His wife, a week or so later, said
to him:
How many reed birds was Il that
YOU shot. do you remember"
Just two dozen. sid my cousin.
and all beauties
Then the grocer said his wife
has made a mistake He charges for
only eighteen
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Knows the Business.

Little Harolds father is at the Ad-
yertising end OF a big paper, and the
youngster often hears technical Terms
in the talk about him. A family friend
recently brought a box OF chocolates
when he called, and giving them to
the boy, said: Now, Hal, hope you'll
remember me in your prayers for
that"
Put your name in one time for
that" was Master Harold's reply II
you want to be mentioned every night
until further notice you'll have 10
bring me a bigger box"
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Balfour Never Reads Papers.

II is said that Arthur Balfour. the
British premier, never reads the news.
papers. Mr.. Balfour has often gone
10 the house of commons in ignorance
OF important events published in the
morning papers According to the gos.
sin OF the Hobbies, Miss Alice Balfour
who keeps house for her bachelor
brother, is a diligent reader OF the
and cuts out whatever she
thinks he ought 10 see.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
CITY NEWS

celebrate the first birthday of their
son, Clarence.
Mrs. P. A. Hubbard entertained
few friends at dinner, Wednesday Of
last week.
Elmer Groves who spent the holi-
days with friends in Kansas City, has
returned to the city.
Miss Patterson entertained the lit.
tie folk on New Years day. They re
port glorious time.
Chas Toliver after spending the
fall and early winter on a ranch, mas
returned to the city for a month. He
says ranch life for him in the future.
Mrs. Anna Carter has been spend.
ing few weeks with Mrs. K,rl.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
CHEYENNE. wYo.

William Ben jamin OF the County
Clerks office, has returned to the city
after pleasant visit with his mother
at Colorado Springs
Mrs. Eva Brown, who for the past
four months has been visiting rela.
tiyes in Kansas, returned last week.
Mrs. H. Davis aud her daughter
and three children OF Billings, arrived
in the city last week aud are a, the
home Of ]. q. Gsskius, who are rela.
tiyes.
Mr. Dazell OF Fort Russell enter.
tanned New Years at the residence OF
George Hopkins, f. H. Wiseman, W.
NJ, Ashford, John Baker, Hugh Hop.
kins, Tom Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Sames Z. Smith en-.
teFtained ON New Years, Mr. and Mrs
Montgomery, Mr. .and Mrs. Cray,
Mrs. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiseman OF
Fl. Russell.
Master Elmer Smith celebrated his
tenth birthday last Monday and a
large number Of his young friends en-
joyed a merry afternoon.
The choir Of the A. NJ. +. Church
gave au interesting entertainment
Sunday evening. Later in the ..evsn.
ing watch meeting service was h Id
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Adyie. to a Bridegroom.

Al Eldorsdo man. a bridegroom
makes this inquiry OF the Republican
Shall tell my wife everything o.
shall tell her nothing?" Not know
ing thing about It we asked man
who has been married fifty wears tc
explain. He said Tell your viz ey.
erything. But the neigbbr-. this
old codger is henpecked then
called on a man who has had three
wives and IS TOW looking around for
No. 4. Tell them nothing" ne said
III YOU tell them the truth they vii,
think you are lying and If you lie to
them they viii catch You, Look wise
say nothing and avoid trouble, Ell
Dorado. Kan. Republican.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Woman. Lovely Woman.

Don't YOU know" said Miss Over.
seven. that l am really feeling young
er to-day than did few years ago?'
Yes" replied Miss nerteens. I've
noticed of late that you are getting
quite childish"
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Still Had Homes.

Mr.. Tyte-Phist had scraped an &C.
quaintance with another passenger on
the train.
From Cincinnati. are your" he
said.
Yes, sir" -s
'In business there?' rs
Yes" +z
"Long?'
Seventeen years"
DO you know man named Hurdle
s.one?"
q don't recall any such man just
aow."
"Rasselas Hurdlestone-he has
hare lip, and he's crosseyed. You'd
know him in a minute II you saw him.
Walks with a kind OF stoop. He went
to Cincinnati twenty-seven years ago.
and reckon he is there yet. Had
short, stubby mustache the last time
| saw him. Can't you seem TO remem.
Der him now?'
NO. said the other passenger. Il
lave no recollection Of him. Is he
relative?"
Gosh, no." said Mr.. Tyte-Phist. Il
lent the measly cuss IS cents the day
before he went away from our town.
and I'd kind o like to get on track OF
him, that's all.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Palma. Son Takes Up Railroading

PaIma's Son Takes Up Rsilrosding.
Jose Estrada Palma, son OF Presl-
ient Palma OF Cuba, is making Frac-
tlcsl study of the railroad busiress
Some time ago he went 10 Mexico and
obtained a position as clerk in the
auditing department of tie National
railroad OF Mexico He performed his
work so faithfully and well tha; he
was recently promoted to the position
ot assistant city ticket agent OF lha.
---I ~ the City OF Mexico.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Real Cost Of Salt

Salt costs the producer less than
one-tenh OF 4 cent pound. Never
mind the grocery price Uncle Sans
1904 figures are 2TSa2 cents for each
barrel OF 20s rounds.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Mos, pro.perou. Par, Of india.

The richest, the most populous and
the most prosperous part of India is
to be found in the basins OF the Indus,
the Ganges and the Lower Brahma-
putra.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
Afghan Women in eaIanouIr,

Afghan women ride in closely hood.
ed palanquins borne on the shoulders
of four sturdy servants, with a relay
of bearers following behind.
The statesman., 1906-01-05
mANiToU. COLORADO.

Chas. p. Wilson ca here tos d
the the holidays with his family, and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03
Program of the Unveliog

The following program has
been arranged for the unwilling
of the Confederate Monument at
the University Campus on next
Thursday. The parade viii fora
at the court house ut I o'clock.
PROGRAM.
Music.
Invocation by the Chaplain Of the
Lamar Rifles, Rev. W. u. Hedleston-
Masic--Jast Before the Blr;Ie.
Mother
dwelling by Members of Albert
Sidney Johnston Chapter U. d. q.
Song-By Girls Representing the l.
Southern States.
Address by Hon Charles Scott, Of
2osedale-
! -Iixie.n
Drill by Recruits from University
Training School
Salute by the members OF Camp NJ
ss2. L. c. v.
Comforting Crossas of HJnor.
sHoaae Sweet Homs-r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03

\ torpid, iaactive liver can produce
noreb bodily ills than almost anything
else. 1t - COOP to clean the system
out occasionally STR the liver up,
and get into shape generally. The
best results are derived from the use
of De wif,s Little Early hisers- Re-
liable, eGoctive, pleasant pills With q
repntnsfnu- Never gripe. Sold BY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03

Fors painful burn there il nothing
like DeWitt's witch Hazel Salve-
There are Z host OF limitations OF De-
~ itt,s Witch Hazel Salve ON the MAJ
kst-see thai you get the genuine
Ask for DeWiif's. Good for sunourn
cuts, bruises and especially recon-
mended for piles The name Of E. c.
lie w & Co., of Chicago, is on every
box Solp by A. H. KendsL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03
Notice.

Phone your Ice orders TO The
Oil Mill and we will make deliv-
cry of same as last season in any
quantity until noon,and after that
tine we will deliver in 80 pound
blocks or more. On Saturday OF
each week we viii deliver any
quantity ordered any time during
the day as will make no Sunday
delivery. Ice books will be de-
hvered at your house. Phone US
when you want them.
The OXFORD OIL MILL Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03


The revival although in is
third week. Is being carried on
with incres in interest auI mr.
vclous result. A vote was tax
en- on las Sunday nigh. ~ to
whs'her this splendid meeting
should close CT proceed another
week, the unanimous vote was
that it proceed. Bro. Geo. C..
Gates continues his mastssfll
efforts AMI God l. blessing him
with strength and accompanying
tie prayers Of th : holy man and
the wo-Sers viii results that
MAKE the multitude stand in
amazemeut and marvci at the
wonderful things that God IS do
ing n OUT midst. AZ the begin
1ing of this series Of meetings
this community vas a. dead
spiritually as il had been for
years and even when this ear
nest minister began to announce
what he hoped b. see before these
meetings were over. the people
nad little faith IN his opti-iscic
views. they believed the results
would BE- abou. the same as they
mad witnessed here in former
times; but not a.. when this d.
Nineiy appointed leader began to
cal upon the protesting chris
ttans 10 Do their full duty they
responded Robly and earnestly.
Tao masterful preaching OF lac
drfpie Bible truths and much
e%rncst work AID prayer have
revOiuticnizet the whole town.
Dozens and scores have been
converted AMI the farther the
meeting progresses the greater
the results Sanding room ia II
n preaiGn every service and a.
nights many staad at the win
do-s on the outside because
room cannot De had inside The
standing sext for the mcrnfn.
services is..Hayo faith ia Christ.
and al tie evening services.
Without the shedding Of blood
mere B no remission of sin
fasre Is very little II any excite
everything moves % calm
' and smoothly that the careless
MI the raywari ara awei by the
Of the hour. Il IS SIM
marvellous beyond Gescrip-
to SOC tn results cf the work =
( the Eoiy Spirit. Mea andw3-
An thar heretofore csu.d Mt 80
aacaei have faIel down and
ried To- mercy as3 have rece =
4 il n tn hands IF 4 usrrifu4
iod- and lmmediatsly upon max
Il II surrender have stool up
efore -hsIE former comrades IL
in and have confessed ard toe
the power of tod To save
nd have continued TO glor.fs
by bringing their friends u
Prayer
No loruali8es nor social hin
-ancss have eome in the way.
-eryf5dy. il at work AM t1s
ann OF God Is being g,0lhe4 a.
aeh service rs = meeting Eke
lei had n eden tins and one
IA csnE0. but briag forth mu n
Dol fruit u The honor and glory
God
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03

Sea hat roGr Druggist gives ycu no
imitation when yoc ask for ksnne.y's
Laxative Eorey and Tar, the original
cough syra2. For sale by y IL.
Eeudei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03
To
Nr. James Stone.

Oxfora. Mss
Dear Sir: Deyoe 10 worth ~ or s.
a gallon, put-oni how much Is ano-h-
er paint WORTH
depends On how many gallons
you've got to pur-on. 70 be equal &c
one Of Dsyoe.
Mr. j. J. Hall, Of Sheffield, Pa
painted txo houses one coat, i've
years ago, isad- and oil, took 10 gal
Ions.
Last summer bought 40 gallons De
voc for same housesi had 10 gallons
left.
Mr.. N. Avery, Of Delhi, " Y, osn.
two houses exactly aliks; painted ors
with Devoe; took 8 gallons The othel
with some other; took IL gallons
Whatrd you give Ter those OF
paints? Bea- in mind, you've got u
pay for the painting
Yours truly,
+. W. UKyoE & 60
A. New York
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03
Nor-R-lsrnt No,see.

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 3si2
LaFa-ette County.
To Waiter Shields. You are con-
handed To appear before the Chan
Gerry Court % the County Of L.Eay-
cite. ]. said State. on the
Fourth Monday o: May, AID, 1893,
TO defend the suit n said court OF
Julia Shields, wherein y0G ars de-
sendart-
This tie 9sth day CT April, !. D.
1906. J.. y. IiAxEY, Cisrz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03
Ncr-Res,aen. Notice.

TEESrArE or MISSISSIPPI,
Lafayette County NO. SotS-
To Mrs. J. D. 5orrouu, whose post
Office address il UNKNOWN You are
Commanded to appear before the
Cnancesy CoC=. OF the County o. La
Flystte Ia said Sac, OF ths
Fourth Monday Of Nay. a. D., 1895,
% defend the suit in said cocrt OF F.
T.. iiorronn, wherein you are . de-
fsIfana
! Tnis the srd daY of Nay A. D., 1s0S
j. o. 2AMEY, Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03
Little Nena SomerviIle mad the

Little Nena Somerville mad tn,
misfortune of falling and break.
ing her arm on the school groun,
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williamson
OF Noien, spent several days las
week with the family Of Mr.. X
r. Duncan.
Don't forget the Wash Goods
Sale next Tuesday at
NELSON'S.
Mule for Sale, age s years.
weight 1000 pounds, price $50.
j. T. McCoRxLE.
Freeman. Fur & Co.. will save
you money on Coffee.
When yeu want Furniture ~
Us. Who2
CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co.
Mr.. L. H. Brown. who has been
quite sick ut Walton, is now with
his daughter, Mrs. Il. f.. Mat
thews- We hope he will soon be
up again.
All who wish to send flowers to
decorate the soldiers graves are
requested to have them at the
court house ut 9:3O Wednesday,
morning. where a committee will
receive them.
For Sugar and all kinds Of feed
Suits, Tia and Pablewaresee us.
We carry the finest Flour in town
Try Us and be convinced.
FREEMAN, FURR & Co.
PaFior Sets. Bedroom Sets.
Chlmoniers. Ssdeboards. Kitch-
en- Cdoincts, at all prices. .
CHAMBERS FURSrURE Co.
Many citizens of the surruund-i
lng country have attended the
rev1yal meeting which has been
conducted in Oxford for the past
three weeks. The meeting will
close Sunday night.
Rubber tire Go-cari, 50 80 al
CHAMBERS FURNITURE Co.
The Phi Sigma Literary Society
viii celebrate its anniversary in
he University Chapel tomorrow
Afternoon az 3 O'Clock. An inter-
program has been arrang-
d. Everybody Is cordially in /
'1ted to attend. II
Rev. c. D. Brown is in attend. 4
Ince this week at the Annual -.
Souncil of the Episcopal Church !
It Meridian. OF the lay dele
DR.. Beverly W. Bond is {
'reseat, and the other delegates, T!
'iessrs. VI. C.. Pegues, j. L. Pc {
-ues and C. II. Keys could no,lt
lttend at this time. a
\ walking delegate who is b
curing the world arrived in OK {
ord Saturday, accompanied by t
~ wife and child. He has a co i
art which he has pushed along b
y his own exertions since the /
'eSinnias OF the journey. He a
from Vienna in 1870. and /
p TO tie present time has travel q
5000 miles He ID not allowed U
, earn or beg money. but sells a
he picture of himself and family c
hey expect TO complete their 9
1urney IN two more years and a
i'll then receive $1,000. They
ere an Interesting group and q
ttr2eted much attention. n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-03

You wonder why he cries. Huy 4
hottie If Mites Cream vermifuge
and be- Will never cry. Most babies
nave NORRIS. AMI the mothers don't
NOV il, Whites Cream Vermifuge
rids the child of worms and cleans ous
is system IN q pleasant WAY. Every
motaer should Keep bottle OF this
medicine IN the house. WIKI il, tear
nerd never enter her mind Price p
cents. For sale by A. II. KendeL.