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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-04-01

Andatrd Pessi er reynsluvfsindum miklu
fjarst@0ari en- draugatrd. pegar helkaldur
draugur, med nafro6u 4 vitum, ris upp ur
gr0f sinni, pa er him dauoi mannslikami 40
0llu leyti 6breyttur og eolilegur, og pegar
ham fer a krcik er PAD a0 ems hreyingin og
aaei0ingar hennar, sem ekki kemur helm vi6
neina reynsluPekking, og PAD raskar engu
nattdrulogmali, sem MEM pekkja. En- peg
ar andar ikl@0ast lifandi holdi, o. mannleg-
ur likami, med 0llum sinum margbreyttu lif-
ferum, myndast a svipstundu og hverfur jain
skyndilega, pa cru vissulega brotin pau matt
drul0g lffseolisins, sem minimum hafa veri6
kunn til Pessa.
Svo vir6ist sem andatrhin half svo az
seg!ia a svipstundu, eftir az hun na6i f6tfestu
a 1slandi, mao 6trdlega miklu valdi q hugum
mamma. ST. %trylling v@ri hl@gileg, eff ekki
fylgdi henni sd a~lv0ruPungi, er al likindum
nun hafa t0luver0 ahrif a andlegt lff Pj60ar-
innar. Vi0t6kurnar. bera volt um andlega
veiklun hja Pj6oinni. Heilbrig0ur manns-
andi gleypir aldrei talbeitu med Pvflfkri
gr@0gi. Eftir sogn PETRA mama a fslandi,
sem UNI PAD cru fr66astir, og f@rastir um al
d@ma, h0fum yer PAD, az taugaveiklun og
andlegir kvillar, sem henni cru samfara, s&u
par engu sjaldg@fari, eff ekki almennara, en- /
hestum 06rum l0ndum hins menta6a helms.
Sc svo, pa er par fundio a0alskilyr0i Pess, 40
kynj akenningar heilli hugh mama, o. bjitrd-
ar ofsj6nir trylli tilinningar PETRA og beri
skynsemina ofurli0a. DAD skiftir engu hvort
ma0urinn er halaer6ur e0a fafr63ur; Sc tauya-
kerf hans a0 einhverju leyti svo veikla0 az
PAD raski jafnv@gi andleggra krafta, pa hefr
PAD jafnan reynst svo, az ham ver0ur her UNI
bill jain m6ttekilegur fyrir dularfullar kenn-
ingar og taldr@gar skynjanir, hvort sem ham
annars veit margt e0a fatt.
Eftir likum 40 dema, Pykir oss sennileg-
asst, 40 helztu forkolfar andatrdarinnar a IS
landi fari ekki visvitandi med tai og blekk-
ingar 1 Peim efnum. Alt Pvirra athaf, sem
yer h0fum afspurn af og alt PAD, sem yer h0f-
UNI SEQ rita0 i bl00um PETRA um PAD malefni,
Der Pess volt, az Peir s6u svo blinda0ir al
hjatrd, ao Peir trdi sjalfr hverju oroi, sem Pei1
segja; trdi Pvi fastlega ao ,,spiritismus" Sc
vfsindi; ia, meira ao segja ST visindagrein.
sem er blum 0orum visindum eori; og jain.
framt cru Peir Pess f%ullvissir a6 Peir s6u ae
kenna Pjoo> sinni PAD, sem henni Sc paraegra
UNI az fr@0ast en- alt anna0. Eff Petta vari
ekki 6bifanleg trd PETRA og sannf@ring pa
v@ri PAD hin versta 0skammfeilni af peirrs
halfu a0 fylla pau bloc, sem talin cru me5
helztu malgg0ggnum Pj6oarinnar, med PVT gif
urlega rausi um hin dularfullu fyrirbri g0i, e1
pau hytja MI sem stendur. Sjalfr trda pei
): ao lfkindum ollu sem Peir segja, Pess vegn'
er peim nokkur vorkunn.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-04-01

ur, STUNT at af PVT, er menn Pessir segja um
undur pau og fyrirbrigoi, er Peir trda. peir
rita MI oroi0 NEST UNI PAD, sem argast er og
faranlegast andatrdnni, ems og skynsemin
half alvey slept haldi a til6nningum peirra og
trdarofsi ri0i Peim lausbeizluoum; en- PAD @oi
er heilbri gori skyusemi j%afnan Hmm mesti vio-
bj66ur.
Hins vegar hafa Peir ekki, a6 PVT or oss
er kunnugt, sagt neitt UNI PAD, sem az lik-
indum metti telja tilraunum ,,spiritista" helzt
til gildis, sem cru daleioslur og PAD, sem skyn-
b@rir MEM getu at Peim lart um 6sjalfra6
salarstorf og fjarskynjun mannsandans. Delta
ma az sjalfs0g0u einnig lnra af daleioslum
annara en- ,,spiritista", en- peir hafa pa aofero,
sem hentugust er til a0 dalei0a menn -og
villa sj6nir og PAD eitt verour Peim med
rettu talio til gildis enn SEN komio er.
DAD er eftirtektavert, og al PVT er vir0-
list mj0g eolilegt a0 Peir menn, sem NEST berj-
asst fyrir h. jatrdarfargani Pessu, s6u einhverjum
a%ndlegum b0ndum tengdir. Svo er PAD einn-
ig a 1slandi. Oar cru fork6lfarnir allir, og
hafa lengi veri0, p6litiskir aokksbre0ur, og
pau bloc, er Peir eiga eoa cru undir umra0-
um PETRA, cru hin emu, sem par berjast fyrir
PVT mali. DAD er eolilegt 40 Peir menn, sem
lengi hafa samhuga barist fyrir 06ru mali fylg-
list einnig a0 1 Pessu, Pegar svo vildi til az
lei0togar PETRA komu fyrstir upp med PAD.
Delta er eolilegt, a0 visu; en- pc a0 ems nee
Pvi mott, a0 tilinningar Peirra mamma og ge6s-
hreringar beri skynsemina o%furli0a, Pvi an
Pess geta ekki svo margir skynsamir mem,
sem iPj60r@6isaokknum u,fylgt jafn-faran-
legu'n kenningum og Pessar cru og oroio
alment jAbr@0ur PETRA.
DAD er lila fario az sa Aokkur hefr feng-
ID Petta brennimark.
En- vera er pas P6, eff heimska Pessi ner
a0 ry5ja ser svo til ruins q 1slandi az Pj60-
inni verdi til minkunar. Dad er n6g, sem
komi0 er, en- h@tt er P6 VIC az vera VERDI a6-
ur lykur. DAD b@ri h0rmulegan volt um and
lega ves0ld og vanPrif hja Pj60 vorri, eff HIN
t@ki a0 ser .og f6stra0i Pennan ferlega van
skapnao.' Hun hefir Pegar or0i6 fyrir Peirri
sman az bera merki hans al tilt0lu harra en-
nokkur 0nnur Pj60 / heimi, en- a pvi eiga
merkisberar hennar mesta s0k, enn sem kom-
ID er, en- ekki hun sjalf. Framvegis ver0ur
Pa6 P6 Pj60in, sem mestu rn6ur um afdrif
hans.
DAD er ekkert tilt0kumal pc. einstakir
menn e6a s6rstakir fokkar mama taxi ser
,,annarlega guoi' og dyrki pa 1 kyrrPey, PAD
cru eolileg mamma mein, sem fylgt hafa og
fylgja munu mannkyni Pessu allan Pess aldur,
on Pegar hrokafull hjatrd rei0ir t0frasprota
sim a0 heilli Pj66 og will gera hama az and
legum umskifting, hlegileg gu ferliki i augum
annara skynb@rra Pj6ea, pa er lengra fari0
en- g6ou h6fi gegnir, og NAL til komio a0 TAXA
fyrir kverkar henni.
Dad er PVT Pess vert, 40 pvi Sc veitt eft
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
Colorej County In~ssitus<.

Whereas; Through the wise
direction of County Superintend-
ent T. NJ. anderson much good
has come to the negro teachers
of the county through this insi-
tUse. Therefore be il Resolved:
Fret that we extend to him a
vote Of thanks.
Second, That We extend TO Prof
I. p Bailey q vote of thanks for
the able lecture he gave US, and
that we shall go from this place
more determined than ever before
TO use his advice concerning la
Dor and morality and shall teach
the same both by example and
precept-
Third, that we extend TO Prof.
j. c. Window a vote Of thanks
and appreciation for the able and
painstaking manner in which he
has presented every subject and
for the timely advice given by
him each day.
Fourth, That a copy OF these
resolutions be sent to the county
paper for publication and to each
OF the above named gentlemen.
L. PATTERSON, Chairman.
s. w. ROGERS, Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
ACarj from P. E Matthews.
To the Democratic Voters OF /:
Town Of Oxford

To the Democrats Voters OF the
Town % oxford:
| desire 70 express my sincere
thanks for the support my friends
gave ne in the recent municipal
primary election, and 70 say tina.
I very muen regret that my rec
ord or acts were not such a. 70
Merit an endorsement orre-eIac-
ton 70 The oflee Of mayer. L Is
indeed 4 disappointment % ne
10 think OF my standing CT the es-
=teem in which a majority OF the
citizens of the town hold me. hav-
ing been 4 citizen Of the town for
70 years or moro and knowing
the custom Of our people TO give
an Endorsement when such vas
due.
| also regret that some OF the
citizens OF the town take it upon
themselves TO place me in the at
atude Of a synpathizer with the
unlawful element. such a. the IN
lawful sale of liquor, as stated or
referred 70 II the article Of Aug.
Bird, IN the Commercial Appeal,
forming combinations against the
prohibition movement Of the town
also forming unjust combines
against certain officers, all Of
which are not founded upon facts
or the truth | have nevG sDenta
sent illegally whisky anu have
always been opposed 70 The ilIe-
gal tralc Of intoxicating Liquors
and an a. much opposed 20 such
% day As the nan or men who
tried % place NE in that light.
further regre, that false and
malicious reports are circulated
20 the effect that ! viii not sup
part the nominee Ii Will be nv
ain 70 remain true and give the
xii q tie citizens Of my party
ny support
To those Who saw proper to
vote against ne ! have no cOm-
plant excsp. such as circulated
false reports. ard j. Is my wish
HAT they nay bef0rgiven If such
is their desire.
Ny record as mayo. and as i
citizen Is before the people of
Oxford. | have endeavored to do
ny duty in enforcing the law
fairly and :npsrlaIly and shall
80 continue the remainder Of my
term and along this lice | have
10 regrets - apologies 10 make.
Respectfully,
P Z. MATHEWS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
HotjcN~S-

The health OF this community
Is very good at present
The pro;racted meeting which
has Just closed at Bay Springs
was a great meeting. and many
souls were saved. Twenty-three
were baptized at the closing SER
vice and there are others to be
baptized in September.
Quite 4 number from near Bay
Springs attended the meeting at
Bethel last week.
Mr.. X. ID. Roberts went to
Yoconl bottom last week cat
hunting and caught 4 large one
Friday morning.
Mr.. Rice Baird, Of Memphis.
spent a few days with relatives
and friends near Bay Springs
recently
/ Mr.. Dock Tabor. of East St.
Louis, H., visited his brother,
Mr.. a J. Tabor last week.
Miss Jennie Herndon Is al
home again after spending sever
al weeks with her sister in Oxford
Mr.. Will Anderson and wife
have a young lady visitor at their
home.
Mrs. Mack Webster. Of Oxford.
Is spending the week with hel
mother near Holder.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
wHITEwAsHED LIVES.

A well applied coat Of white
wash improves the appearance
.Of a barn, a back fence and many
unsightly blemishss. but the
structure whisswasheG remains
the same. Tire ros.e1cs; q :sac-
es may he made - kcS stro-c
and substantial. L tAc-cusAiy
whitexashe5
We vhi;sw&Sa CO weaknesses
and s.as zz6 taaSly believe CIR
friends All aoSrz.atAzces are
deceived y IL o-Sp~Abihsy q
appearances; but re deficiencies
il cur character are TIE sare.
\ nan heats his customers il
every trade thaf occasion per-
ni;s. he attempts 70 whi;ewash
his fraud By giving generously
% charity. and assuming 4 saint
j. dereano- on Sunday. Buthis
rascali,y Is unchanged. and in
nine cases out Of ten his viz
hel-t shows through the white
wash.
y woman poses a. a gay lead
er Of society, and pretends she i:
happy in frivolous auusements
In reality 4 miserable heart j!
masked by her assumed gaiesy
and her unhappiness merely
vhitewashed.
Instead Of roofing evils from
our town. too many Of Us attemp.
10 cover them with vhitewash
\ blind tiger il nuz-led witt
threats and then whitewshed with
false sentiment; though a triE'
more respectable it remains th'
same deatfall 10 young men.
We whi.ewash the short-eon.
ines Of our friends. ard repre-
sent the grandest hypocrits a.
respectable. Have We Z skele.
ton in the family closet, ",
whitewash it until we believe III
world thinks it an honorable mis-
fortune. But no one Is deceive,
but the Skeletons posessor.
Sometime, soon or late, white
wash IS sure to wear of, an
stern facts are revealed. II II
foundation IS sound, there vii
be To need for such temporar,
covering. In Ike manner on
characters should be 20 free FROG
bleuish that the most searchin,
examination VIII fail 10 disclos
ANY fault
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

Mrs Matilda Lawhorn, wife Of
Mr. ". j. Lavhorn. died sudden
ly at the residence OF Mr.. A. S.
Hugginsofheart failure rhu<sday
night Mrs- Lawhorn had re-
turned from q visit to thecountry
that day in apparently usual
health and her sudden death was
a great shock TO her fsmiiy.
The deceased was an earnes.
christian woman and a devoted
wife and mother, and her death
is a great bereavement no. only
to her immediate family, but a
large circle of friends. The re-
mains were inferred Saturday
norning in So. Peters Cemetery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
Teckviile happenings.
Nv Reb

The Children's Day exercises
at New Hope Sunday was highly
enjoyed by all present.
Mr. Woody Chiidress, Of Able
willie. La, Is spending the sum-
mer with his father, Mr.. II. .,
Childress.
Mrs w. C.. Aassie 10 spending
the week with friends and reIa-
Itives here
Mr.. Everett Clogsdale and wife
of Sardis, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Alex Smith.
Misses Mary Lou and Mildred
Smith, of Burgess, are spending
the week with their uncle, Mr.. q.
T. Smith.
We suppose that Col Cant. Mr..
Ed Hope, ct al, will have their ru-
raj route established between OK
ford and Gomez, via College Hill
about the time the Board of SUI
P~ervisors compels the oyerseers
to work the public roads.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09


Eor ten years was c0nfiaeh e
ny o<d SItn disease Of my kidBey<
writes :. A. Gray. j. p, Of Oakvfai~
I'd ia ~zs " sesere thas ! cc1I.
no. move part OF the time. con
suited the very best r,edieal skill
available, 5at c0ald get no relief until
FOLEY : Kidney Cure was recommend
ed 10 me- IL has been : trcd seud 10
II that ,ine--
ID you ever come home tired;
Down and out from Office grind
longing for some slight diversion
To patch rp your shattered minj;
Something that would sooth and
rest you
Smooth your frovn into q laushr
This IL the best way to do il
Buy from MCMAHON 4 Phoao-
graph
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
Gxval< Nrw<
IA Er Eat<-l

ANsvas Nsx-
a BY Goldwood
Mrs. Wilson and daughters. Of
Fulton. Ky. spen: several DAYS
lxs; week with friends and reia-
uve- here
Mis- NaHGe TaSllr returned -
her home II Graf. alter spending
a month here.
Mr.. Calvin Bowen made n fly
ir- trip to Joncsocro. Ark. last
week.
Mrs James Wallace and dauch
tiers. Of Oxford, and Miss Het.ie
Ruth Collins, Of the Indian Ter
ritcry. are -visiung friends and
relatives here.
Messrs. Hardin and Wooten
spent several days last week with
their pvrents here.
Mrs Mary Davis returned home
las. week after spending several
months with her children in the
Bluff City.
Nr. john Mason, of Water
Valley, spent Sunday with his
brother here.
Mrs. W. \. Langley land Miss
Stella Langley, of Olive Branch,
spent several days Of last week
with friends here.
Misses Mamie and Newton ".
Cat1ey, of Burgess, paid US 8
visit last week.
Nj. Richard Bowen, If Corn
ing, Ark. spent Wednesday viii
his parents here.
Mrs. Mamie Cole, Of Pike Cit,
Ark, is the guest of reIetives her,
Miss Cassie Banks is visiting
friends in Burgess.
Mr.. Craig and wife, Of New
Albany. are the guests of reIa.
tives here.
NJ. Frank Houston, of Deca.
tGr, Ala, visited relatives her,
las. week.
NJ carter and wife, OF Como
are the guests of their daughter
Mrs. II. I. Smith.
Miss Roxie Smith, Of TeckvilIe
Is spending the week with reIa'
lives here.
Mr.. Bennie Hussey and wifi
visited friends here last week.
Mrs T. B. Carter and daugh
ter. Miss Maggie Sue, and Mis-
Eva May Puryis, Of Oxford wer'
here last week.
Miss Minnie Gordon entertain
ed he yOGng people Friday nigh
With an entertainment. Daint
refreshments were served an
everyone reported a delightful
time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

Acute attacks OF collie and diarrhoea
come ON without warning and promp,
Relief must be obtained There L Nc
necessity OF mourning the expense OF
apnyszclan's services in such cases il
SnAmosriain's Cole, Cholera and
Darrnoes Remedy Is al hand A dose
Of shis remedy will relieve The patient
ssfore a doctor could arrive IL haz
sever been known to fail, even In the
most severe and dangerous eases and
no family SHOULD be without H. For
sale By a. II. Kendei-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

During the nos weather Of the sum
ner mouths the first unnatural Ioose
re-s of a cniidi- bowels should have
immediate attention, 50 n to cheek
the dlsesse before il becomes seriSns
Al that . necessary Il \ few doses OF
C1smhsrhfIn'- Colic, Cholera and
Darrhoea Remedy followed by co e
% castor oil &c cleanse the system.
sev- NJ o. Stocklard- pastor OF the
First u Z Church. of Little Fall<,
Ainn-- writes .N have used Cnam
osrt1lE's CoEc, Cholera and Diarrhosa
Renedy for several years aud find il
4 very valuable rsasedy,~ especially tor
simmer disorders IN eEIgirea-- Sod
OT A. II. keEdeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

Ne n can ~reasonabIy hope for
goodsdigestion when the bowels are
ecnsssparei- hIries Baldwin. Of I'd
xarc-vlle, ILL.,, says: II suffered
from ehrouie constipation and ston-
ach tEot bles for several years, but
thanksto ChImberIain's stomach aud
Liver Iabtst-, AN almost cured.fr
Why MT ct n package Of these tab
let's and get well and stay weIif Price
. cent? Sample free For sale By
\. H. ksutxL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
THE DEAD.
MRS y

Mrs. James VI. Mooney died at
the family home ! miles south Of
town Tuesday morning at $3.50
O'Clock after an illness of several
weeks. A husband and seven
children are bereft by the death
OF this christian wife and mother.
The remains were inferred at yell
low Leaf cemetery yesterday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
MN rAsu so N pANeEK.

More than half Of mankind over 81
years OF age suffer from kidney and
Bladder Disorders, Usually enlarge
uient of prostate glands. This is both
painful and dangerous, and Foley's
kidney cure should be taken At the
nrst -ign OF danger. AZ IL corrects ir-
Irregularities and has cured many old
men OF this disease. Rodney burnett
Of RockPort. No writes: Il suffer
ed with enlarged PROSTATE glands and
kidney trouble for years and after
taking two bottles Of FOley-s Kidney
Cure I feel better than I have tor .
years. although I an 81 years old
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

FARMER BRYAS's name Is cOl-
pied with that OF Towne on the
next presidential ticket. Sort OF
combination of town and country
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

TIE Colorado socialists are
running : man for governor VINO
has ai3ns term n prison He'll
get out II tine u De inagcurated
however.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

Victims II hay fever will expert.
enee great benefit ~ taking Foley's
Honey and Tar, ~ is stops dsdicull
essafhiug Immediately and heals the
unnamed AIR passages and even if II
s~nouidifzil to cure you it will give in
stant reiief- The genuine is in 4 yell
low package.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

PANANA i complaining that its
oei supply IS poor in quality and
deN IN price Told you that
Panama was fast being Amen-
canized-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

HE men who saw the var from
ST. Petersburg and convicted
s'oessel for sarrendering Port
Arthur may have tostand a seipe
OF their home city by Russians.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

SECRETARY SHAW would make
Il great campaign on the platform
of furnishing plenty ct i've dol
lar bills to the people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

They have now discovered rich
gold fields in Eas. Africa, which
should furnish Mr.. Bryan with a
new reason foe not pressing the
free and unlimited idea.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

Gov FoLz's advice to people
To advertiee N their home papers
has made the editorial associa-
tons solid for him, and vas a6ns
stroke of advertising itsslf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

The negro Is physically supe-
rlo- 70 the Chinaman in some re-
spects- \ sian. Chinaman died
the other day from eating water
melon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

PTY that Mr.. Rockefeller did
not take a more extended trip
while he was over in EurUDe.
Afraid he cannot afford to %
again.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

As BOTH the car and the revO-
lutiOnists have condemned each
other to death, it will De interest
ing TO see which lasts the longest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

The problem of san tation at
Panama seems to be one of KEEN
ing the xhite people alive by The
same system that Will not kin the
Janaica negroes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

THAT Is 4 novel campaign VIM
ston Churchill ia conducting in
New Hampshire. but !. has no;
yet reached the crises.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

The rainfall n Kentucky has
damaged the corn, but helped the
mint, 50 the Kentuckans are con-
tent with the cid vintage and the
new mintage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

THAT express clerk who made
a fortune with 4 postage stamp
by bidding for the Panama Cana
bombs is needed 1t Panama itself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

NosDER il Marshall Field
would have been such an outra-
geo1s TAX dodger If he had known
.o~ me revelation would tarnish
h.s fair lame as an honest GER
>kazt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

TIE esteemed u witte i prvba-
bly, eOngratuiallg himself tina,
the car requested his resi-na-
ton while there was netting
4 resgn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

TIE report : denied tina: the
president has determined 10 send
all the opponents of Chinese .a5or
in Panama 10 dig the canal them
selves.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

There is 4 lesson in the work of the
thrifty farmer He knows that the
bright sunshine may last bat q day
and be prepares for the showers
xhich are ~ liable To follow so it
sbould be with every household. Dys
eutery, diarrhoea and cholera nc rbus
may attack sone member Of the home
Without warning Chamberlain's
Cholic, Cholera aud DLsrrhoea Rene
dy, which IS the best known medicine
for these diseases, should always be
Eept at hand as immediate treatment
. ~Decessary, and delay may prove
fatal. For sale BY \. III. kenael.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

The Washington Post declares
TIA; Washington / glorious in
sumner Any iaslnuatiOa az 10
the most distinguished citizen a
Oyster Baye
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

N. T-Lyneh. editor Of the Phillips
burg, CS-J-.I Daily Post, writes: II
have used mznr kinds of medicines
Tor coughs and colds in my family bot
never anything so good a. Foley's
Honey and Tar. I esnrot say too
much in praise OF is--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

SINCE that Missouri decision
that debts need not be paid to a
trust, the trusts have declined to
sell goods on trust any more.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
For Sale or fo, Rat

SIX room house near the Oil
Mil. one quarter of a mile from
the University. Seven acre lot.
large garden and orchard. APP
ply to W. C. B.rEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

lF the Russian government will
give StOessel a little time to pre-
pare for death the probability is
that the government Will die De-
fore he does
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

III you have kidney and bladder
trouble and do moe use FoIey's Kid
rey Cure. you win have only yourself
- olA1e mr. resulks. ~ q ps~sisiveiy
eures Al lorna ok kidney and blsdd.r
d-iseAses-D
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

Afree bo<t1e Of DR. Hsrher's Liver and
Blood SyTp will be sent to any reader Of
this psp<x Who viii write to the Thscher
Asdass GO. -chsssaaeos1, Tsza
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup IS sold
under a positive guarantee to cure
constipation, sick heaiaebe, stomach
troubles, or any form of Indigestion
IL il fails, the manufacturers refund
your money What more can any
one do than this
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

The inssnss Itching charactsristi.
Of salE rheum and eczema Il iusxa,si.
.Iayed b. applying ChamberEin;s
Salye- A. . are for skin $780,.
IL = ussqza'ed- For sale BY a. M
Keudel-