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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-13

oamit an unb entbefte in Der groe
Saulin, oas ibm biz oa5in fir feline
@rseueniiie aefeblt bate.
Brin5 Wupert ueroanten mir oas
We3sntint" 8erfahren. gr traf
eines Woraens, offs er ourb Die
StraBen 8rifiels ging. einen 5olba.
ten, Der ieir DDm 8egen etuas rDltis
ees @emehr pubte. gr aebrauHte
oa5u Elm teinenes Sud-, auf Dem oas
ftdnoige &eiben elm oDuitdnbiaes
Wuiter binterlieB. Dem Brinsen
tam iofort Der @ebante, Dies @erfabs
rem fir 8unitawede gu nernenoen,
uno nit 6ilfe oe8 9rurfers 8aiIant
fibrte er feline S0ee aud gfuGlid
onrh. Der britiihe Sunni muroe
ourh elm Jeuer entoedt. Nls 1921
Die Stdrtefabrit uDn @bapelisDo biz
auf ben @runo nieoerbrannte, halfen
einige Gattunoruder beitt 2Dldlen
oes Geners; fie maren babel reidlidl
nit Stdrfe betrDpft uDroen, Die oas
Waiier berunteraeipilt bate. Nadas
ber m0Dten iie itb ihrer Gleioer ents
Dieie blieben aber am &Dr,
per fleben. al8 Db tie nit 2eim aes
idttigt tDdren. Sic tehrten auf Den
Shauplab bes llneliids suriif uno
fanben auf benz 8ooen 9rpBe Bfiben
elmer tlebriaen Moiie, Die iid bel eis
mem Weriub al8 ebeniD gut als Der
bisber in ibrern 8eperbe aebrauG1te
8unmi nrabicum ertpie8. Sic Der.
fauften ihlieBli1 ibr @ebeimnis fir
cine tleine Sumtne; oamit mar Der
anit0B 81 Der grfin6ung oes ieBiaer
4iebitUffe8 fir 8riefmartet geeeben.
Das TernrDbr tpurbe pun ben Gins
bern oes buudnoer Brilenmaherg
2ipper8beim entbedt, Die nit Sid.
fern hires Gaters Dor Der Fir Ipiel=
ten. STE ihDben Die Btiaen bin unb
ber uno fnhen plDBIih einerl lernen
3irbbofsturil, ais Oh er Dor ibren
Mugen ftdnoe. 9arauf rtefen ite ben
8ater berbei. oatnit er aud ben felt.
Ior1ea Hnblid genieBen fonnte; auf
8runo ieine8 Dptii1en @iiiens ers
fanute oieier iofDrt, mas Der 8ufal
ibn gebDten bate. Or t~Dnitruierte
Elm TernrDbr, oaS nab einigen Ser.
beherunaen, Die @alilei oaratl opr>
genommen bate. cine 3eit lang als
Wunber anaeitaunt tuuroe. Gub bic
8riegstunit Derbnnft Dem 8nfan
mandles. Gin hastiides 1egtment,
oas BON Dem Seinoe bel 8aponne
beor1nat muroe, soe Die sn leiner
4usriiltung gebDriqen langen Wseiier
uno befefti9te iie i'm 2aufe Der MMss
feten. Da Der Nngriff erfOlareih
mar, madten iih Die nlilitdriihen
Beb6roet oieien plDBliden @infau su
Wnbe: init einiaer 8erbeferunaen
tUuroe oas Bainnett aud IN anoeren
Deeren einaefibrt. Der BriftD(er
8feiarbeiter Watis oeroiente 200,s
600 Wart ourb einen Trnum. gr
tr1unlte ndmlih. oaB er beim 2Dter
elmer i&aobaften Steue auf benz Dad
0e1 SDf1el nit Dem aeiBm0lSenert
WetaH auf Die StraBe fallen lieB.
Mls er binuntereilte, UNI ben 2Dffel
81 bulen, fano er. oaB BAG B(ei in
cine nnsabI tleiner 8iigelben uers
itreut mar. mahreno er cine uruer.
iebrte Waiie au finoen alaubte. 0af
benz @rwahen reiate i'm Die BiBbes
gieroe All elmer @ieoerboluna bes
Beriube8. ur0 gu ieinem grItauner
nerbielt ii6 bic Wetallmniie tuirtli9
10. ME er es getrdumt bate. 9iele
Embedding beuubte er iDQleih aur
6erfteuuna bon BleizS drpt. mDourb
&c elm Werm6aen BON 200, 900 Wart
erparb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-13

man Die iebt gu bemdHernoen Oebs
l6noereien in 8etraht stebe, balo
riht mebr uDrhanoen fem. Muh bic
@rtrdeuifie beg 8erabaus miiroe ab.
nebuler uno oanr mtIie man beoens
Zen, oaB 6urb Die 8unabme Der 8es
o0lferuna Der grpOrt. Der ia iebt uns
Iere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES biloe, auh
permtnoert ueroe. NueS oie8 atuinge
urs gu elmer Meuoeruna uuiereS biSs
bergen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Die suerft
bel Der 2anomirtlnaft einieben miiie.
Wir miBten in Der 3utunft ruieoer
mebr Bidtiateit auf Die lanomtrt'
Idnftlihe Broouttton leoen un6 UNI
oos 81 t5nnen, miiBten mir uniere
Observation-Disclosures &ulturmetbuben
perbeiiern. gbenio uiBten mir un=
fee TransportationsIDitem erpelterr
uno ausbauen, nm allen 9eifen I'm.
iereS 9aubes cine gntptdlun9 ibrer
natirlihen 6ilfsqueqen 81 ermDas
limen.
Die Mabnune. Die 0ia bier an
oas ameritaniide Golf rihtet, lit i'm
b6hiten @raoe beahteusnert. 8ir
baben uniern Reid3tum bisber in Der
Observation-Disclosures perIhmens
bet; mir haben uniern 8ooen abaes
nirtfhaftet. uniere Waloer ~nieoeraes
idlagen, unlere Wtnen ausaeraubt.
Das muB aufbDren, perninitiee Bruz
outtionSmetbuben mtiien an Die
| Gtelle Der heutieeu Gaubpirtidaft
tceten. SIM uebrigen aber gIauben
mir niht, oaB Die SitnatiDn 10 DIT,
fter lit. nie Sin tie ihilbert. Die
8ermebruna Der BenDlterune mirft
aIeroinga ernfte BrDbler1e auf, nber
es tpdre bod etuas atlsu peilimiitiib
| aeoaht, ruenr man annebmer moate.
infer Soft pirbe nibt i'm 5tanbe
iein. oieie 8rDbleme 81 l1fen. tuiiroe
in bDlIiger 9errnnntbeit INNER in Der
olten Weiie tuirttbaften uno oaourb
bic 4ataitrDpbe berbeifibren, bic
6in pDraus gu feben ideint. @ir
finb iiberseugt, onB Iid nues in eis
| ner uiel rnhiaere,t Weile lDIen tnirb.
als man iebt pielleiht alaubt. Qes
benstrdftiae, furtibrittlide 0Dlter
iino nod INNER i'm Stanoe gemeieu,
ii@ in Die geaebenen 5ituntiDner gu
fin0en unb mir tuer0en es aub iein.
Ser &aubbau in Der 2anomirtlhaft,
Die Germiiffuna in ben Walbbeltdns
ben mirb aufb5reu, iDbato file uidt
ldnaer burdsufabren iinb; mabt fid)
bDB ihDn iebt cine entiGieoene ans
tebr un6 8eiierung bemertbor. Sreis
lib, uaS Dernihtet lit, laBt iid nitbt
uieoer erieben, ons miiffen mir aber
ola bas 2ehraelo nnleben, nos Die
WatiDn besablen muB unb ihlieBfib
mirb fte i'm Stanoe feid. bieies 2ebre
Qelb 81 nerIhmer5en. Nuh anoere
@rmerbaqueQen meroer gefunoen
! tperoen, ruenri bic 0otuenoigteit ait
urs b~erantcitt; eS lit aars unbenfs
bar, bab unfer Bolt plDblid ites
ben bleiben unb nidt ntebr tpiiien
iDlte, mas 81 fun iei. uno pDrz
ldufig 1T Die gntuidlnngsfdbia'
teit unieres 2anDes nod u%nbeQrenat.
Nu@ bic 200 WliIionen sueroer fih
bier erndbren tGnnen uno better piels
leidt als friiber bic fiinfsia. Nber
trDboem lit es gut, tpenn bic @rfab.
renerl unter uns oann unh mann lire
5titnrne erbeben uno Worte Der
Wabnung unb WarnnnQ an ans rid,
ten.
ga bat uns ibrigens gefreut. bnB
6ia elmer 8eihrdnfung Der ginrpars
berura nibt bas WDrt reoet. Triiber
bate man einrnnl cine NeuBerung
BON ibm in bielem Gimme anseeleat;
oies Wal bat er fid in elmer nidt
nisauueritebenoen Meiie geaer cine
lolde 8eifrdnfung ausaelpr0dlen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
THE LAW OF IMPROVE
MEET.

Most Of Us are aware Of the
fact that the disuse Of one mem
Der Of the body renters il nerve-
less, weak AMI finally useless.
Let IN arm be placed in . sling
and remain Inactive. and 1t rot
only perishes away in lesh.
but decreases in strength m
eye that s bound up and shielded
from the light viii ere long be-
become sIghtless- But with such
object lessons constantly before
Is the average man and woman
habitually permits the mental
faculties % become weakened
from want Of Use. We prefer to
make OF get a living in the easl-
est way possible. no matter how
rusty our brain powers become.
Experisnee proves that riches
ard position obtained suddenly.
and eithout exerei0l. bring a
curse in ninety-ni1e cases n 4
hundred. yet almost without ex-
cePtion We would choose the short
cut to wealth and honors. instead
Of the die-and-deIye route.
The man who has never been
tempted and resisted the prompt
ings OF original sin. IS spiritually
a dwarf. He Who has never
struggled 70 maintain s-lf-caatr9l
IS incapable Of governing eithe.
self or Others.
Those who have never knewn
sorrow or affection. know moth
ins OF sympathy O. fel.ow-feel-
Ing for unfortunate humanity.
throughout his nature. mental.
moral or physical. there rlust be
continued exerlion, or growth
ard improvement are impossf-
bilities- Instead Of grumbl.ns
because Of enforced activity Of
mind and body, W should re-
joiee because OF consequent op-
gsrtlnities fsr improvement.
Even temptations and trials
should &c esteemed as special
means Ct growth, and their over
coming vii bring US sturdy
strength and development.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
PANoR17A o. FIN ASCE AND
Tie liASNETS.

As one wsuid expect OF 4 grea> met
fepoitsin HeSs paper havia- TIE fa.it
ities Of The chicago Raeori-u-r1I,i
that paper always covers the f,44r.,.t,
ara financial and commercial Ill-..lii-
g-ne- geuer.liIY en- scale OF exc-r
t.nn1l flilness, covering two en.i-,
pages u each issae. tn qleslcIaas
On ave stock. gram aud DrI.issI4.s.
-t1czs anu bonds. and ia fact e,.--v
CONNIE cIal and fnanei4l market IN
winch tne people of the EartExes; are
Interested, are thoroughly complete.
Ind s.tfsilcsarv.
Special cables tell the story Of f,-
are. abroad The Speculative cos
: p, ~ al Street Talks and 81
!-.i4ie street Notes Ar. faI-1ras a.
The record Hers1ii market u.l.,4 4, =
interest spectators from the P.eif..
% me Atlantic coast They tel Of tll-
Uncercurreuts III the grain and sseu
rl5y fstar.-ets- They relate personal
gossip OF the pitt. IN it, WAY as IN
portant As the hGaidrum an! ra1t,1.
piirt OF the dav's story ef specalari,r,
the ) Al street letter IT John 'h,,.,,-
aers SUN The GaIiy history j.
Hothanl's money market in \ me-
entertaining ana instructive fashion
Examine IN e market psge Of sry -
sue and see for yourself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
To th- Tax Payers of Lazy

\ Let me as your Tax Assessol
again request you b get you
and numbers al straight and al
50 tO make a list of yJur persona.
properties owned hv yourself o.
a. guardians or as Administrations
on the FEB. /. 1896. also b find
out the names and ages n your
children Or wards. as some 10
not know them either hy names
or ages. This may secr- o. ~
value % you. bg- &c Is o brtl
yourself ard 81 re - assessor.
- I am assessing the land or
realty. all the personal property
and e1lmeratIaE the edaeahle
children This means evc-v child
at your house over ) years Ola
AMI under Il years 0f aga. and
an means money o. our cour ew
and 70 your selves. - we draw
our pro rata OF the school Tux by
this hs..
an ae work and also q NUM-
her Of deputies ia the county and
thu .avss bo,h yourselves and
your officers tlU-- Prepare - re
sworn ard ae sure % value YOUR
property fully and fairly As The
lands - this county WI. surely
b. changed IT value IS given in
Heretofore - far - / have taken
t.ls lists / an getting nice raises
p tie people. and tbs vii take
= heavy responsibility of Of tn
assessor anu also vOu- Boa-l Of
Surprises. and may prevent
some other troubles r our p-oner-
y Is gwen il fl.rtr this wear ou-
county levy nee Tot oe over .
mills On tn dollar. whereas l. i
ROW : IL mills.
pEe other Thought please do
llis IS AK You and Gsr-t ak
Ele o- my deputies 10 CORE back
OF le@ve blanks where YOU can
possibly avoid Il. a, We have -
80 every ere and have al--adv
lat one month waiting f0-
changes by our Legislature.
Respectfully. Your Tax ASSESSOR.
LINlC7S CULLEN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
THE GovERvoRsHlP.


Hon. Chas. Scott Of RosedaIe,
has announced himself a. a can
didate for Governor. In his plat
form he states that no faction or
political dictssors shall have sny-
thing whatever b do with his
campaign, or If elected. with his
administration Of the States e.
fairs. He pledges to the people
4 high-class business admins
tration. Mr. Scott IS an ext-n-
sive and successful lawyer. plan
ter ard merchant. and although
this IS his first political venture.
has many loyal friends through
out the State.
Following Mr.. Scots announce
ment wss thai Of Hon. JEFF Truly.
now a distinguished member Of
the Supreme Court. Justice Tru-
ly come1 before the people with 4
most euviabl. record a. a lawyer
and iurist AMI his entry presents
new problem, for the political
prophets.
Others ara expected % enter
this race and from the outlook it
seems that Mississippi VII have
4 splendid variety II timber from
which % make i selection.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
CHEAPER Farm LAND.
The Southwest Offers TO-.
Opportunities for Sc
curing TONES

Many farmers n the Northern an
Eastern states are selling. their ksg-b
priced AN = "a go H1catin. N H. -
VEST. Many Nas nave been a -
% own their homes IN tn. older e,,.,.,-
Try. -
n0ssia4 opportunities exist aiong
Sc Ines % lhs Missouri pacide-lr ts
mountain Route. rh-. rich. ,.lla,-i.,l
ueii-t lands and river bottom land. ~
1S1' -1s-'isl issOuri. Eastern A-kan-
s-as' LOUISIANA and Texas. ca,abls. ~
2r1'-ucing % c1shels Of eurn. 4 b..la a.
e1tlon- ! % tons Of alfalfa. I.5.l h.T,ss,
- r. pot1toes and other grains " -
-iOies and nay crops can be boa9- /.
ter - 90 - 1l5.00 per acre. w.,
e1-ared and slightly improved Wi,
Feat ter s4-o0 70 $500 per ac-e. .,,ab
piands more rolling. li.nte- -
adapted % fruit growing :.
Pears, plGms, grapes. b-rrie<--,I.s.,
melons, tomatoes and otba- -.
IA1is.s. can De bought for -. az ~ 80
yer acre IN uhimprOyed state. Man
pI..css via small elearings and some
cheap.
This is a fine stock country NJ
on winter feeling Free RANGE. ulra
A-1Srr MID Climate A heal,hY, grow
II country, wiki a great rururs.-
Mrh- for map ana descriptive liter
sure on 9iissvuri, Arkansas. Louis
INA texas, Kansas or Indian Ter;
-ory- Very cheap rates on the f,rs,
ana tnird Tuesdays OF each mouth-
Address,
d D. WILSON, A. G.P.
Memphis, Tenn.
or u T. TOWNSEND, G.P.&TA
81 Louis, 10.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

III G. -. Foust Is On the SIC,
Is, lis Eeek.
M Dlt.ry Ales is very sick
and hope he vii s9Ol recover.
NJ Calvin Nelis aat wifi. s-r,.
called to Water Valley Suntay
oy TIE seriaus Illness of their
son, Mr. sam Welt.
a;r FL Nopst AMI WIFI sp-at
sunday here eith relatives.
Ar Hubert F1ast an! wife. of
Burgess. spent sun say with their
parents. Hr AMI ~. q d Foust
Oar school Is progressing under
tie etliesent management OF Miss
Belle We..s.
Mss Annie Brown spent sun
lay VITA her fr!ead, Mss Gertie
FeHsl.
Ir Hunter Plgst went cur
~t-if aaatiag Fr.dgy.
The Alrsv4Ile school will Close
triiay with grant eone-r.
Every body IS cordially invited.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
The Rcl5 Qceztioa.

Ed EAGLE: IL seems thzt the
Grand Jury got pretty close after
some of the averseer-. In their
report they stated that some OF
the overseers had been reported
and thai some indictments lacked
only a few votes OF getting some
people n trouble. Il i many
tHes pretty hard IN N overseer
70 be indicted for not having his
road IN good repair hut m.nv
times the hands themselves are
u blame many Of the overseers
can hardly get some of their
hands 70 work. Il the ove-seer,
would follow the law strictly
without fear or favor thore weul5
&c 10 possibility # indictments.
and from the work Of the las.
grail jury the outlook Is that
hereafter the overseers viii be
mora careful 10 do their durv
This - what we neec: a few es,;-s
good honest laher on the roads
VIII work wonders. We shoBl,,
NOT neglect the r1als. we lose bv
THIS neglect and 20 one else
During the summer months i
the best Tune for the road hands
% put IN their best tiue-there 4,
nothing % hinder them the roads
can % worked and there are No
mud holes % keep the entire ST
q nansis working a week u nh
up out II a litrle good work i
done vhen the road IS dry these
Dad places can BE- avoided .Iro-
g-fher.
Let Is Keep az the roads until
Iney are az least respectable.
From what we can gather rr.n,,
Of NE Inks deserve especial era,;;; 4
Tor recent work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

Gcrc- H1vrcniaS-
~ Z 1e-s..s.. L -.

G-orrc- +zvrcniaSs-
- b -lJsi- EsJS.
Hello Ba-g~ss, don't think
that SpTIag AIS cUme with all is
Hsris ill Il swrr, ". - w. >t..i
Aari-g --4s Al. Dig Whitr FROST,
n. Gro-Gr Dgrley. of OXFORD,
Tas IN rlr t1Na Friday.
r. Marion Wrtts was IN our
vicinity saturday
Rsv G.. ". StI.eklard will I'll
his rrSa.aT appointment he-e next
81 l,iay.
Hrs y Ga'nbl visited hei
mother near TecAyiiIe one day
last week.
We are sorry to know that VI
Thomas aetts' little baby Is vef,
.ow with pHeam0u.a.
A. our SUNDAY school has been
organized again, We hope that IL
viii be u success.
E-F. y. f. Getts was in our
midst Sunday.
Our school IS getlin. along very
nicely nov, but vii. sO1a eI0se.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

tcr tom c=roW what YOU can do tn
day L You PGE OF buying a DuttI,. =,
b-liiarG's snow LinIment. when rh,r
pam comes You wont have any. buy
4 net'le To-Day y positive cure for
fhso natlsin, burns cuts, spraias. coa
lElete1 MUSCLES etc T. :. Granar,.
OF rsiiris Grove. Ark, writes: II
Nisn - than2 yoG for the good results
! received from SNOW LIuimeau. n
positively cured ne OF raeumarj-n
after others had failed. For saIl. ~
A. II. kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

fs&h ~ I I'VE - -
Be- Cucumber Green.
W. are having beautiful spring
weather now.
We are sorry 70 learn that Nr
J. y. Butler i on the sick list.
Mrs. e. l. Clark has D--a on
The Sea list several days this w. i.
Ar. Thomas Slaughter. Of Hope
vel. vas vI>itin. relatives here
MONDAY.
ar. L. l. Downs. ~ Abbevi.Ie.
visited here sunday.
Nr. D-vo- Hill ani sister. Miss
George. Of yellow LraG. we're
welcome vi.ito-s Lerr sunday.
Nr. Bgt l'ui.n. q Burgess. vas
visiting friends here last week.
NJ. Richard Walker spent san
day with relatives SuGIh OF Ux-
lord
some OF our Young people at
tended tae singing ar Mr. q. ".
Russei.'s Sunday a.gai and report
> nsce tlur.
some Of our young ladies' spent
Tuesday Ia Oxford shopping.
oar community Vas n l.ene,s
rhgr>-ay hy the Death ct Mrs.
EGgena Butler. of Friendship.
AFTER a lingering i.iaess Of several
months Yrs. Barlrr was 4 euoG
CHRISTIAN woman aaI lived life
az usefulness - family. nsiSlbors
friends who loved her tor her
many vIriaes. Tae d~eD~st sym
pathy Is frlf t1rths b-rrlvrd ATS
band an! children Ia the loss Of a
devoted wii- and lIvlag npiker.
lac rrmtius we're inferred IA the
i1miiy iut IN tine Bethel cemetery
Friday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

william ThuHa. Laaurgan. provin-
ciai cau-ta1ie &C Caarl aa. Outasic.
say; - elugn- a severe cold wni.r
hunting 2 burglar In the fure-t -wa-np
it-f ia4.- Hearing of Chamaer.tu.'s
tough 4.a urcv. tr5ed &C.. anu aft-r
us a. Two small bottles. I a..s com
piet,lE cured - Tbs rem dy Is IN
tended especially for coGgn ana Gu HI.
ll VIII ioisel ami relieve A sever.
tt.t fr~s time thea bs any osh--
q e'Ai M a. -s-t. j. % kag..e Wn-r~s r
II sCperirr keel 1ce Eas become
KNOWN tOr SHE o. y Il E=nGei
a Ct AghNT;-E-D CURE: ros r:IE.
li-hins. blind. bleeding prctrndi1,
F44s.s- Druggists are au. norize,! 10
Ireland rloa-y q sAZJ U.NT1ls.y /
i--i-s 10 cure u o g. It d1ys. soc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
At. Zion HlPpcn:nss-


We are now enjoying the sun
shire
Miss Stella Avsuf'S school ci7s
ed Friday after a very -acce~-'i
session she ID now visiting her
fris uix IN Oxlnrd and viii return
to he home st Lafayette Springs
IN a lev days. she has made
many warn trends durin. her
stsy here
The recent death Of lis. I. J
Butler cas-. uasvrrsai s!a0H over
the entsre commuIity herr. While
her family and frirads have a
great deal Ia cnmf1rt them ia the
CLOSING of her life. yet 1t - sad TO
see children Of tender years berrfi
ef 7unther. She passed away sing
ing Happy Day We con END
the family To their mothers God
The many friends here in his
old home vii be Interested To
learn OF the marriage OF Hr. liar
vry >tFaoe. Of DrLeOn. Texas. TO
IN accomplished young lady OF
that PLACE recently. We extend
many good wishes
Mr.. Y. q Csliaway has return
FL 20 rs home IN POntOtsc after
j weeks visit to relatives here.
Tie young people enjoyed a
singing at Mr.. e.. W. Rassrl.'s last
Sunday night.
Gardens AMI chickens are con-
Ing on nicely aud We el.trrtaln
.sucL hope Of having a T0gatitai
crop II peaches and +thrr fruits.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

some weeks ago dGrlaS The severe
winter weather botn my wife and nv
sell eontracl-a severe colds WHICH
speedily developed Iato the worst
KIND OF a gEi pc with all is miserable
symptoms" say j. tsIsstou. ~
Maple Landing. Iowa Knees AM.
lJint=, aching, muscles sore. neae.
stopped Up, eyes aud nos- ruuniu
with alternate spells of cl4.iIs and T.
YER We Begun u=iE- Caamoerttin' :
tonga Remedy, aI1In< the sans wiki
Z eta1l- dus.- 81 l. iIslsu0zri aiaI's tslu 81
- i44vO, aItil : JIa szlle xlll L T..l-
Die dose ~ tn.-MDrFl.iil's Stos.I.i.. "A
aui Liver I4alets, and By its lIo-rsi
use son C mplstely knocked Out the
GRIP SOLD o. y II. keEaeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

1T Is officially denied that the
oeet trust has suggested Presi-
gent James A. Garfield for a place
"a the Hall of Fame. The Gar
Held whom the trust L. slrcest-
% Is a young sou Of The late pre-
sident.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
II you ever bought 4 box 81 u,,..

II you ever bought a box of Witch
: save tnst failed t. give saris-
'acelon the eaanc-sare il Gld not have
me name OF So q. De Witt & a " ~,
me wrapper and printed on the bsx
- original Dc HIIt's y isen an1-i
awe never fails to give sasi~fas.rs..a
OF norns, sores, boIls, letter. era..i~ =,
.@nos, &c For blind, bIeeei,ry ifes-
ing and Profrus:ing Piles II aTorsis al
6 OF immeeiz-s relief II too r-~
F4i-- sold BY a h. Eerael
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
LETTER TO
Mayor P. {. Matthew'S

Dear sir: You are Interested n r,o
prosperity Of your town. Yor -
eoutrloute TO Il materially. ana ~
K tar more prosperous loox A. =. J.
SAME time Perhaps tae public mo-
erty Deeds good coat of paint.
Deyoe viii supply that cyae viz,
TWO thirds CT the lgmoer al y.llan.
required OF any other. Deva.. ,,,;s'
last twice as long as any other r.
voc L al paint and full measure IL
voc viii take care Of the pr,,n,.-rr ;.
the long run, Tor half uh- no,aS -
CURED oy any other.
Inc reason Il stated aoove- Da,o-
is All paint and full rasa-.-... -.
strongest paint known.
Z ~ Jewell Of Cory. Pa n,i,,.s
nls house i've years ago win : -. -.
paint; took IA gaiIoas. I.ast So.
ne repalnIed with Devse. b,,,,-r.. .i'-'
gallons and had four Istt. $50 a -
70 80, for painting costs two a. - :. "a
tiln=s as much as tne paint.
Yours truly.
r. ". Lzsa~ Il -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
sansred rive Tsars VIVA I'll
And Liver fr,uhs--

suffered for I'VE years with ki5-
ney and liver troupls xn.cn 49, /.
'.I.,-..s pIias across the Oaek aud a
90 heacaehe- / had dyspros,.
sas 30 c,AstEpased that 1 es,..
- move 'ny bowels wi1uous ! e,-rs-
-. was cured by ChamoerIai-5.
-, ,s''--n AID Liver fahIrts ami havs
a ssh now for six months.n savs
.-- = strickland, Of Cnatr3n 49,,
isn1' Fer SAYS BY i Ii. Eea-I.1 y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

PERHAPS -e may discover who
Is me new Dos. ofthe Republican
party up IN New York by exanin
ing tne application papers OF tn.
next man who lands a JOB % see
whose endorsements appear w
on the papers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

JACOB RMS IS under treatment
IN New York hospital. The
public was not awa-- that the
president vas 40 violent as that
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05
a tcevillg New

Mr. T. L Graham il on a bus,
hess trip TO Paris. Tena.
MI Alfred Cook sp-at Safur-
lay and sunday Il Harmoutoyn
Mr. Joha Almond L. cIerking
Tar Graham Bros.
Misses Lizzie NeAaleyand KATE
-rnsiev visited friends here 80,
Aoncay.
Mss Maggie ParkhilI has re
turned TO Rochester. Ninn
Our community Was eamplsteIx
surprised Sunday when Mr. B.rry
ssrri~. Of winona. and wiss I.Is
fsFfeA A1 eAane8 an wesr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

Perhaps the cold weather that
We have had during the pas.
month scaused by tn. Fairbanks
presidential boom getting under
way.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-05

Rrssh i said % fear peril in
China Since the recent jap war
Russia has come 10 look upou
everything yellow a. being full
OF peril.