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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
FLOATING FACTS

Bank Of England notes cost a hllc-
psa1T sp1ere 10 rrushIrs
The Church % England has IN Il
eucze o( EI5.aas.aa, 4 yea--
In the rsaEla ocean only I'D cut o.
fs.;a0 Ela-ss ar inhabited
In Nzrrh Lisa IIEaaese Left ne
Hlw1it4r Stands tSE the Pacific coast.
A watch rak.1 TO rae top Ct Mount
B1a1c VIII gain "a ssc0nsAs II "A hours
A rzr CT hgar could move eight
times around tn gIo5e between TIA
gies % a watch
RAN s never known 70 fall IN tnc
region between tAs frxc ana second
car1r1cts Of rha Me
Nevz- n TIE history Of parliament
Ave tne I'M nuu1-r CT members been
present II sglr11g
Wood t1zsnts,I % be made nns
7tz1ss rSrIiEes - ss kept ID years -
Es II perfect c11lrnn
Z : ssrEzIss,t that sai.a1a1 900
worth q British treasure lies sunk
lIoa- - route fruE England % India
Thsrs 1re more accidental deaths
fruu dr0wuErg S-sry ygar n mos.
c5grrrrss shan fzsE INV 0C.sr case
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
DAIRY HINTS

Tie milking @aehzze rr1zzssz 20 -
1ozs suite ! hGr1r seenrs onz
A 1n5 eUE : worth zaez Nicer
than she o-I1E IN tie Ezrszr
Good breeding a1t zas.s fzesHnz ~
givs a average Wsszar aEIss zoszn=s
10 a calf II - 20 "A unzr& az1
The dairy Business eazE1s e z1-zas
IN Day cza Z1G-h- ar ana YEAR
There are rkizS Ne Uzz P-zer5cz -
fore NE can H=zrz rAsZ
FOr removing EarE o. 4 GOV t=a-s
Ne rsaser says % Apply sweet OF two
OF three TINES daily -1aa5z< II n wal
AID The vars VII 0n1 disappear
A poor COW CT calf ear often be rase
70 CON- E7 10 TIE srazEzrt q Tie hsr.
By a EEtle extra ea-s and attention AZ
the beginning Of tie grass seasuz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
Erv % Use BrafrI

\ head uan IN a m~anHfart1rv Wis
V1seht1g a frayaan usgiug at =
eeayE ease one Gy- The Grayuans
s1es WIS red AMI the muscles OF rs
rsfs were huLgirE The OVERSEE.
says a writer IN the BaFrfzlnre sun
sasasht It WIS the right moulsur :,
sGer practical assistance.
Wait i minute there. be sabL -L<e
uIs show y0U how easy Il l. WHEN ysE
use a little brain with yuur muscle
And he grabbed a hook struck L fnss
t1s ease gave a yank ant xsr-
sSrawtlnS r1r3 the g1-rer unssr IN
erzE- re got ~ beokst az ae aoos
sud said -Ccnsnuzd r. Tie harf-
comes a..
Yes Sir said the f-zymau- r.
sFsetf1IE- Ny brain uaIt me nat.
sun f1far Hs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
Transformations.
Cz-l1Cz Results Whr Cazse Drink
Ing Is AEan11-aC

u s almost a k2rI for an old epEse
so7er 10 g1Lr the Use Of coffee AZ II Is for
= WHISKY or tobacco Seu1 % break OF
-z-e2e that the c1Ess User ezz sEsr eos-
fee All take E2 Postum Feed Cafes
without any feeling Of 4 loss q Tie
morning beverage for Eheu Postum :;
vel hoiEs1 ard ssrTs5 VIII cream Z
: really better IN Potas C azzor sean
Ensr q TIE cn@se served no.aays.
and 70 the tazEs Il tie euz-1Esseu- !,
3 Ike the 1zvur Ct fra lava
A great trazss0Ez1zr5nn takes -Gsce {,
the body within ten Gzys or " wees
afser eo1ss l. b@fr CT and Postum Fgrd
Co1-e used. for thu reason rhar rhe uo5-
Sz 70 the nerT=s has been GIsenntznuesl
L il It's Place IS szksz a L uid TIA,
uGzEzs the most powerful sEeraents a
n0zrxshHezr-
II Is easy 70 make shEs tssr and u-ur.
these stzrE@snts by changing trum cuf-
f=e % Postum Food CuEA
-IssEss q rsaSua
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17


arsE she : osteu Tie b-vat~irrer os
the family Whesher she Is SEX %
we'll whether e r1zEs 81 shire% she
zzss Ev- 20 her rl1ce q euPloyEsas-
r~rform the dutiss exletcI C hsr-
szile and r. a-reeab.e-
Arpou- shts class tire symptoms oe
fs-ze DISEASES are early manifest b.
WEAK AMI 1ehin- bGc&s pal1 n the
loser limbs and lover part o. the
ssou-1eh- In eocSelu~ure OF frequent
weftinc Of TIE te~-. P-rosts te,r1u-e
unzuful AMI irrpu1r- 1r1 frsg-entlT
there are faint and dry spells Wlsh
loss of au1.-5-e- uu-I tfs r. ourvteu-
AL theSe svEpscuEs ru5ns 70 = d.
nn-e-e-1 % the female or-az5S1
vhbcA can h. easily ard r-uuptlT
eu-vd br LYDIA L E1khzEs Vsgss1-
be CozruuEsl
MEss AhhT z E1rr1-s Neec1viIe-
A.hsnS To- Ohho. tells hat tbs --s1s
ued6csze dr. f1r her So Urires=
Ds,- Mr. T1kAan-
Z sasl -~ &1-r - TED vun the -Ssf
Twsa Z Pa. rms Ne-r1hbs ter1EUuut
ans B5..f EElzsr RAVE 4ans &c He Esfsr-
I -uk rherl I Ms VERY rervuus hut tzLL
hsnasrh% pas "a tnrE Hmi F.rs,A v-r-
AZ = 4nA HFA 4fAAA"N 80
zesv d1t Es1r -1t
-Taur -sst5rne krs rni4 IL -sH ant
Fr-rr I can % U1~1 arr Ert & -'rS
--a1E- ccE-paEl-- 1l4 ET p~rBse ara Al
rEh-
4 an Ia t-sssr krais1 thnz I svEr VS.
ant su1w r. = al aha- - v1ur ---ra-tAes. I
rs-zmrrt yuu- @tvur rnt z-ssta=ze . Al
w@3 aI-r
IL IS 90 szch EEs that Hrs Pink
han holds ogt a he75u- h1sd and ex-
sezsts a eor3rAl Invitation o~e1rrespoat
nth her >h@ = dau-h-er-n-law ot
Lvfa = Pfnkham an4 f9r twenty-five
vrars has h=sa advising seS vo@su
free q ehar-e- Her bog record Ct
srrcvSs IN t-varIn= w0CHns lis makes
her Issssr~ ot 1iv5rs OF uzscA value %
ezery aliz- working girl A1irySS.
Ms PEAhlz Lynn. Mass
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

ne average amount Of sickness IN
human lie Is ten days per a1num
Ou-y one crupss in over 1900 Live
TO eslsnra.e their sl7mont wedding
British South Africa has a popul1-
tscr ce II1lr5s vhfze people and -
5gs155 negroes.
wnf1- EaIrups aas r1- people to ths
sruars mile. ASH has but s.. Africa IL
and Australasia che and one-h1IE
Dsrtr- the lifetime CT a healthy hen
she vii IaT from al9 TO so ssyz Her
best laying capacity IS f1-ns her sec
ond year
In France. Cur OF every 1899 fahzb-
ftan-s II are H1nrs than 50 years cd.
a. against y Ia England and % IN
Germany
II IS stated int there are aocu.
rs .sd9 niles a. cable n all az the ncS-
tom Of the sea ELch mile costs About
sI-1gd 20 lay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
MATING GARs OF BIRDS

ne s1Jcr1rene- Is 4 tai e-9xu
atrr+ but IN the spring his pG1u-s
s1ra a eeaazls1E <-sen
Tins The E1rrssr atrt % GERMANY
PITTS On Tor r1e uss511< season a -u-
u GlrT erlshz Hass. xafz= the reura5s
tcns a eEps Of wazra
TRs srshss welding dress : we
usts ot brilliant eaEs e.atherx rnev
stand IKE horns EpSu his head Tnsv
,nhaaes his beauty greatly
Tne Ere-Seaverz wstEEa< arsss :;
tn =nssr spleudhI OF all This at-.
: sober fellow In the winter. wears.
Tnsn lie takes = vss j dress q arrx.r
red
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

AE saozzs - : f=eE : tzehss Ezz
Bslr 1Eizeh ss1z-azz r1azf EzsaN
%. tgP making a sesi1 franz rhsa
Sos And h1aEt = -hs AT szA
sfzAr- T1= s17 r7rk zaT - zass
s~za-f0zlrT sr % Ez - inst a. s1ES
l. p-4zsErs H. so1cs tr1u th-axf--
or rhe fs@L The Stats can b. -11-
o. rs CT ix4 ThsF <aa1Ix - ahszr
. tz@z aparr ard : tssz 1ez-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

min skia Formed Over Bcdy AID IN
der Il was watsry Blocd-c1red N
One week BY Crtiru-a Remedies

when my halle gil baby was zee
week ebf she had a skin dssase- \ tasn
-kn termed ever her bcstv ana u1sier =
VS. wa-.rv hbsAL tnt when she Wis
wa4Rs,E 4 wuuii burst and kr~a& >ae vas
In shat ecushtIau tor weeks. and ! uret
everything / caaII think q. but untaEne
Ff hsr any rscd When sae ws thrse
ursrsas eli I teok bar - >1n Ane9nlo -
-es \ 1sctar. bur the dieter ~ wancest
10 see was nar az hrm.- - ny sister eve
me 4 cake Ct Crseura >sa1 and hair a
hov q Curcura Osntnsur- and t1tt me
Z, u~s tsen- which I dst N rme u-et
them thrps times ant the humnr 1eE1n -
FADE and n cus week she was sums MI
VII su.f = his never returned sInss-
rh7-k every mother should Keep ire
tutrura Remets~ n tEs house Nrs T.
Aaruu. Bsn-1n. Texas JuIv = DA&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
Is o=1 E1Enx

EaH ass rs aE y Eaha Ga-
ham Buaks 7O-s e he brightest re-
P eFs- h=a-s caze frsu a "a
n zT ze~2sahcr1ocd who WIS saI-s
gEzzse 2esus hhs 14rasrs a-seuur7sHa
Es1s 1z6 VS. z<xs WHAT s~s
ycur father know anyway Tners
VS. ID A=sEatoz II the :.
eSzt eellsve he knows u1eh u -rv-
thing except his Oxr buzszs bszz h
knows hat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

-Y-z,- he said. I wish to ADOPT a
girl
"A little xirf.-
No. a girl old enough to have en-
erT ard perseverance,. and one VITO
has had enough experience with the
piano . make her think she knows
how ID play AMI II she thinks she
can sing. Why. 50 much the better I
tell you I am going to get even win
the people in the text tat ever Il I
have 70 adopt two musical prodigiez-
-Lppl1cutt's Magazine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

rasted away IN bed for ten vsekA
.cesr being given up. I began using
Deans Kidney Pills In a couple Of
mouths I rewzfned nv old health.
nd nov weigh fss pounds Twelve
boxes did e. and I have been vell
40 years
Sold By al dealers 50 cents a boz,
roster-NI1ourn Co. Buffalo. " T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
A NEAT EMPIRE JACKET.
This N7del Es tie FnShi1r1hle e.
bow Sleeves a1i Fashionable
SIX FrlL<-

This i 4 new v1risty Of the popular
Empire F1eksr- L Il Suirahie % BE-
u1I1s IN 1ae fare c51sh TO wsa- wl-h
any dress DC my be lIde Of The
slz1e material rs he skirt % CON-
vlsra 4 c~lszIufe
he short 5os1.s IS slightly curved
Il the I5xs- edge and r1rus hack wsh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

-sFsrx The lower part OF jaekse Is
zekst where II tOfas thu bodice: rae
fronts are fIzssnsst BY Earys hone but
TINS The chow sleeves a-s finished
VIA rE-1-UP cuffs and a rure Of
slelrest silk
A1zsrE1As required FIR thu 5lcses-
Two I1f thrse-gl1rrsrs yaris a
Zehss wb1a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

The meek and Eowiv tramp mean
csrsd up To the old firm pate and
1sked fur n raw rIrurp WIN ~hfca =,
appea<e his hunger
But the horzy-handed son OF toll
Wis onto his Job. and all the hobo
gDc was a r1rudown-chica-D Daily
Narx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
Nar.y-

For tie automobile vuraan- rom
stn1ri1n hood scarf and veil By uutE.
ing Two h1rrCcs iE makes IL f,ro !,
sr-aEgn- scarf by pulling TWO srrturs
Z : transformed into a hood win !
Tefl- wahch ties Gn1sr The chfa 70 ras.
ten the veil
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

Did yua see WHERE the etaplszn r-a-
era q thai sr<c'crafir P~a-riatIr snciesT
prayed FIR al tis~e VIM htrs MT the
same ancestry a. themselves
We'd tina. . a matter Of taste N-vhs
=rnlt people hHv- their awl -rascus egr
~i-c.ptIng the Mrwlnaa thsvrv. but Adam
snst Eve are rlod sncugh tlr mr. -Balrt
rrars American.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
n. Other Wny Atcut-

An Ansrieaa- who bad spcus urarr t-le
rasisrinr munev than N studying RIM
msr Wide eoaehInx m kngiant rsmnresyi
to the DRIVER 4 sappazs. e~utehr,rn- al
tarm trees ruwed out ot -ksnr h-.gs<
-ub. ca sr- responded thu ~eaaChman.
al Of them hedges <rowsi cut Of tho
tees.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

Keep The beef calves gpun DRY feed
for scue tire IN the spring En-I To-
g-1Sz gez large an1 sweet Il does no.
pay 70 r-Z EDnu RS too early. a.
there l. Eos Ezeh srrszgrh N earty
grass
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

Lad that has bssr cultivated g.
some ysars = ssrrsr for al EzSs az
trees than hn1 thar : IN Is uzru1I
stare Or thai has o bss1 t1rrzd u,
1s Ea1T Fzsrz Before ths trees srs
p2z-e1 the Lr1 s1culf - azan
R1oEsa as tesgIy as rrssfaIs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

OrEs oil nay be uzed On Tia sr.-
srOEz- ard il * said to enenurzx. -.
growth Oh shOClt. however. ' !.
a7pe1A to M sgsl1zhez. n Il Is att "a
t-riszrs Tie sysz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

FoC uALeeu y~
I had kidney trou-
hies. and though I
dnctcred faithfully.
could not find .
cure- | had heavy
b~ackzches. dizzy
headaches and terri
BE urinary discr-
derz Que day I
collapsed. fell In
sensible on the side
walk. and then
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

~ 1rs
cross
Tl CURE
e am
All Efuz PIT
erE ~ Il
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

he Boston Herald tells a story ,s i,
pnTsn'ian e >alem- Mss whae r1Hkl-r "a
4 srvgp af friends. slIi- / wrnrsF 10 -
: sats-isr- cur my parents rsrSztsa.E NJ.
To ssutv naesi1einR ne
za-a IN hfe- 1LIuv a auan wTtE ws-
1sPErItlaus has To eruteuc hlr.-IF -
rsEal ~bgslnes7 VIZ .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

III. mnu1ene q man perr-svs< thir he
has been rss-st then h. bewns TO feel
sae-pIsh. showing knv strongly Is the nv
az a<-uersrBan OF ptsaz-Purx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
Don't Poison Baby.

FORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child mt have
: PAREG0R1C or huaanm to make it Sleep These drugs win produce
sleep and A FEW DROPS TOO MANY win produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH
THERE Is NO WAKING. Many are the children who have been killed or
whose health has been ruined for Life by paregurc, hudanum and morphine each
either Of the narcotics named to children at al. or to anybody without labelling
them poison The definition Of narcotic IS: al medicine uaieh -aEerss pain
and produces sleep but uAtchi in poGsonousd Hoses produces tupor, coma, eoHruL
SLOWS and death" Thetastea and smell ofmedcine containing opium are disguised,
and sold under the names Of Drops SCordias1' Soothing Syrupss e. You
should not permit any medicine to be given to your children without you or
your physician know Of what it is composed. CASTOR1A DOES NOT CON-
TAIN NARCOTICS, iii bears the signature of Chas 3. Fletcher. i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

have fOzzz tkz1 the weather ass a
Er 70 1o VIA the flow q zik Before
a storm ny COWS sop th= zoE Of uilx
As a earuEst= th@E eaEzns be SIR
PASSED As soo1 A. The stern eozzes
the nix euGe Suzesfre< the storm
nay pass oTers hat Il axis all TIE ssm=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

was my situation for sixteen
long and weary years because
Of my physical infrmities. !
had severe pains in my side.
constant headache. weak back.
subject to habisual miscarriage
and was a generally broken
down wreck. Several doctors
tired to better NY condition. but
were unsuccessful Vet. this
condition IS ali changed. ard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

The movement .siz1sss in he ws<r
for sOod seed cuUE ban TIE bexrnnin-
Of \ rev era IN farm life. wn@n zucst
SOD q al ktn6s viii prove nesessarr.
The best = newer TOO god t1< sseA-
FzrE yoE-zzl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
CATTLE RACK AND TROUGH
A. Ar-zz<@zszr ~ %.5<A rEs Cattle
A. Esvzz-=G 5-E -rzE
ing OK Feed

r. fsed raa f1r N ea-rle n
C s1EtzxA saEez sEz1 sauz IS hest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

Garfield Ten ovgrvumes e-unStipukisn~ SICK
heafhlehe. liver ami kidney diseases
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

Ar1ys se sure you are rga., AL va.
VII maze scs az enemles- f1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

Il yeg nlEIst take a E1xatzvs- haru-
sess ans- LAz-tas 41s~ MT Ut thergfgr.
eaes naS rrlsazs- IrrirarH1n : wkar Jsss
The harm Prize - cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

! successful HE : ore tha- r,,,nsr ~,
Ssz1 se~1ag Of rhEG111ress fcr -
1an= Il has rrIsszr- &
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
,,. ss,s ,..:..,

IS responsible for the transfer
nation from the gloom Of SICK
ness and suffering to the light
Of health and happiness lam
strong and IN good health and
can do my homework with sat
isfaction and pleasure | be-
gan to build up on the first
bottle. and the final result IS
wonderful to contemplate j,
IS only those who have been to
such depths Of despair that can
appreciate the restoration
MRS ELLES JACKSON
C-s~ss-a- Mss
sasFws- che t-z-s-. - Ev~ thor
r r- 49, srN-Ef1 GIT
. tA@ t--1 fe=as Ta- a-9 : s-r 90
%-zxFE1FzL F--fes~ ant AlsEs& NJ.
~-a-d - al We-h or1-sn .zsi
~~-r~-sTw1kas% uc~- rNl ~ 81 a erTss
sse-r-- Il Is sctc u1cera-cney-oaGs
guarantee
0gr0 0fDc1 Co. 0samRSa To-.
Ar 81 D-s.n - o. osaAr sszaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

tampEszinr BAD Tan~ue enassds Tr.-
-srazgets lake Garseit Tea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

xr<pung-lE 1~o<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

=l4F H=z1eA@4 80 IT, francs wa
AZ q cz@r-ez 81 Ma "a screens
q ~ sEz All E1cs EsrFar "a S,na
cgzVszzzz Ec-ou wee ~ -.
81 z9r ~ Sc All rz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

el1sT ~
Il eW IN
e Gee Nh
squire wsra as
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
WASTED TO A SHADOW

b. Eount \ Cure After fifteen YenR1
az SGfsri1<
A II Soctts. messenger at the State
Capitol. Columbus. o. says
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

\ man may 1rt with al the rrAs ~7u-
% tns time or some Of the iris al sbe
lsnf Dur no man has a right to iir- WITH
~ girls ii sae rEns[Ckzrags DAILY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to ChaS. n. Hefcher.

DE- J. n Dtas1aIe- Of Chicasn H. savs- T sc ysur Czzsurta sad
advise Is Use IN al e1n[Les where there ~ ctE.rsn"
DE- Alexander z Nzt1e. of Cleveland. Ohio. saTz- Il have frequently
prescribed yuur c.star1a and hare fsund Il a reliable ad pleasant r.m.
ely for Children"
DIX Alexander. q Omaha Sea- says a medicine 50 vasuahre aa
enenc1ai Ear chlirsa a. ygu< Cssrara L. deserves tia highest praise. Z
bad e n ue everywhere.
RIA Mcclellan af Hu1.Ia u = szs- Z have rsEuenty prescribed
!oT eHsara fr ea1t-sn and always gut good rssutrx In tcs I M
Czso1rla fur ny Gwa children.
Div Alien. Of & Louis No. azs- Il heartily endorse ygr c.
nrA I have frequently prescribed Z n ny reiGzl pracr5s md hsu
always f1r1d Z to DO II tat Is claimed fr t.
Dr. q GEtaen. Gf s. Paul. MIN. zzs- -ly experience n a ur.e
tHcrer with your CsrarA las been kg1ly arsSrrry md I cunrsfrr a
an exceIent remedy fr tie young.
Dr. d Henasr. Of Philadelphia H. says 4 have used your c.
terra as . rurga-ve IN tie czses II chlz-sr fer ea-z ar win 4 mus
ha1py efecf. and fully endorse H "a . safe remedy.
Dr. A. Ecaruz,- az Kansas City. No. says. -Yurr C,sumsas .uz-
cd remedy fGr ea1crSn. known thu world over. I use II IN NV practsr,
ad have no h1nzacy n secummendsns L tr the complaints Of infant,
aid children"
u af,ckry. ct srookly1. " = says 7 consider your czsnura m
e1rlenf Preparation for Children. being composed az reliable medicine.
and Pleasant to tas t2kA 4 scod remedy for al disturbance at a.
I'm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
N~Seasunakle E1u-

Stern Parenr-Nhas m Gzd hat vuunr
man leuEez
Frsfry Dalgatsr-Iusz when WIZ mt
souzs from the loig-- ma returned from
aef 1r.Sfge party and Brairer eame basx
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

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sreamt
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-27
MARRIED..

Zephyr Montbriand and Miss HUI
dab Robbins, were married at the par.
sonage of the French Catholic church
Tuesday morning. The young people
are we'll known here, and will have
the Fluctuations of many friends or
the happy event.
Miss Edna Hamlin of Little Fails
and Lawrence Buck. chief inspector
of the Twin City Rapid Transit Co.,
were married at Minneapolis Mon
day. The wedding was very quiet,
occurring on the same day that the
sad news of her mothers death
reached the bride. Mrs. Buck has
lived here since childhood until re.
Gently, and has many friends. Mr.:
Buck is very highly spoken off by all
who know him. The BRIDES friends
will wish for her ..and her fortunate
husband every blessing tnis life can
bestow.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-27

rair had luncheon together Ac-
qLaintances of the two men who sat
at a. nearby table informed the DO.
lice that they overheard the older man
offer to wager $500 that he would be
the first of the two to commit suicide
Hillman is said to have accepted the
bet. 1t is believed they placed the
money wagered in the hands of some
stakeholder.
When the bet had been consummat.
ed the two men parted, shaking hands
with peculiar fervor. Schwanwede1
cid not return to his home. At the
time he wore in his shirt front tvs
handsome diamond studs. In his
waistcoat there was a fine gold watci
and chain and roll Of bills.
Schwanwedel's body was washe:
ashore five days after his disappear
ance at the foot of Fifty-eighth street
lie was dressed as he was when h:
and Hillman lunched together. None
of his jewels nor money had been dis
turbed. There were no marks Of VIC
lence on his body.
During the three days after SchWan
wedel's disappearance aud before hi
vanished from home Hillman com
ported himself at home in his usually
cheerful manner. At his work, how
ever, he was noticed to have periods
of unusual depression, and often in
CURED of his fellow-workmen II the.
had seen anything Of his friend
Schwanwedel.
The police have made inquiries q
the homes of the two men, but neither
Mrs. Hillman nor Miss Schwanwede
had heard anything Of the $500 sui
eide wager. In fact. thew could no.
be brought to believe that two sucl
usually sensible men could have made
such a strange wager. The coinci
uences of their disappearance, tn:
finding of their bodies in the bay a
practically the same point. would leat
10 the belief, nevertheless, that some
such agreement had been made by thu
men, though neither had any know
cause to end his life.
Schwanwedel was wealthy, and ha(
no business nor family cares. Hill
man was prosperous, had a fine home
and a loving wife, and beautiful lit
lie girl, to both of whom he seemed
, fOndly attached.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-27
honor ROLL.

The following high school pupils
have had their names placed on the
honor roll for the six weeks ending
Friday, April 30:
Seniors-Lora Ma9ee, Lucy Boul
aesa. Florence Bernhardt, Chae. Cav
Icy, Carrier Terrell, Marc Adams, Mae
Graham, John Plettel, Hattie Rich
ard, Lionel Richards, Loren Roberts.
Myrtle Scott. Eulalia Skoog. Edward
Stoll, Mia Trace, Carrie Sprandel.
Juniors-Arthur Strom, Emma
Hang, Helen Lyon, Gertrude John.
son. Laura Bullard. Odile Heroux.
sophomores-Mabel Cochran. Jacob
Crest. Bessie Nelson, Sadie Stanton,
Orma Stephenson, Anna Peters, Cora
Davis, Kettle Bradley.
Freshmen-Alma Fortier. Agnes
Moegleln, Beatrice Dewey, Eu gene
Donphy, Elsie Hall. Emma Plettl,
Harry Meyers. Hssel Schallern, Mer-
RE Cornwell, Theresa Clark, Willie
Belxer, Mildred Ingle.