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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
CONCERNING COUTURE. s
D the vital -rzprrraz<e e Becrzing
Hair p-9szrg AID Ct Keert.g
Iresses IN Co16ssScz-

Do rru knew hor q, frame y1ur
fare. ASKS M Jzise Diary. in the
|Ch5r1x7 CHruzsriA
GsrErg sssszs IN coiSzre nuis1szx
Is the c-srzrario1 os n g1ri -Ho zzk.s
rsod living in Nsv York czriag
TIE seAsc1 Srrizxrfzes she rnrks
ks- trz,k All r1es 10 L011c1 All
-zriz< Azrzs- she Is eark a1iz art
n Ner7c-- she fellows tie -2srrs
All A<r rasrcEs foTlo~ her
-To1- hearty al 1@pe74s up1n Ts1r
cutr1rs xh< says Ten my - th-
most hsazsstzl tAizr hat T-r srspp>1
l--a a Fr~~1<h-he-be1 slipper. jet y1n
are s2cfis.s Il yczr hair sat dressed
riga. Rso2s~ are tzS- hsrnzi1x 70
ths-k aAsz- air dressing 1,1 <zs1
yet theT 1.1r par rs mara a--sntss1
80 & NJ tser czge- to Il e n tsfzx
that sa- - s-71Set 1,1 x-1tbet a11a
TIE esa<-r q TIE est,--e Ssps11s
z-cc several rAf1E tE f-s- &C vhtrh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

IS v1rsssy- Ven -zsz at always lock
the sane Th@ x1ua1 WHO &-sssss
her hair always TIE sane way makes
a great -Es-aks- So tos1sx ra-e AIT
sh= sazs 20 ToG AMI Fa1 esg-1 -
th5zk Sc szz11< bsck I1r ssher saE-
S~~rz.lE- TIE beauty q rh- cuf-T-s
ssre11s E7cz the c71tr-5sr &C the
ztr- Ca5ess EuT knew how 70 kesv
Fcur hair n ShI7e- thkck glossy AT
shining rs1 szz1ec n71e % hare 4
s~a-ssSErrsrT esE-z-S- Tsur hair must
ee well z-cu-ss. Iz4 brushed rz-tl .
r.s1-S wirnc1- these CHARACTERISTICS
rhA hs<- hair dresser n - 1crtz1s
a. an Her haz4s are tied trv1
esa1-Ts S-1,tpcI,-
= m n rof1r-e eufr.sr. rnehirs
sAss aszr Shampoo The hair Al.
I 1rc-r treat r. merely 6-szs r.
Ehza Il Is really to ss rU- II ! IN
eaIlsr. 4 Ez1 here HI RAJ work -
gins / an required 60 suflt n e1tc-
sz-s zkSh vii - secrzE-E crnr
tAEs and 1Echf-r nG-s- BEr / must
-1k. - uxrakss Nr rsrz-1r5c1
FczEt 70 Down hfu like n rs9iz1g
<c1-e Z I Esrs % e1fht n E,sssnu-
M had
I usTsr PIT n square vgC1- 1--
Il parted csE-1-s Il E11zt ks tl-1l
- her a7cearalrs TIE woman VIA
TN Esa- he- klz- Parr-3 . The thin
tlrsst vurla &C rh@ sweet ups- sra
ca1 ra-- her hair ilt bsok I---1srfE.-
7-- rcc TIE s~FI-@sRrst vn1a1
S.e- rrsr rhE-E INST always Esar
hsr hair relied higA n n paz7a-
31I-- S<r<S 11T --@ I1t SYKES
zar r. nut ths ~pau7at1u- l. aRE1rs
IRE hing czr tn z~rEs--snest vzra1
e TIE 7L11 We
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
WHAT GIRLS SHOULDN'T DO

Place reliance IN the srzwiug g1al-
n sr a graceful pose
Trrs asuu- the extent az their v1r*-
-uee n 1uAlir pl1rss
Rexzrt Z pretty to rcur when \ nan
f1fIs 60 1gcirs compliments
Carry their jealousy 50 conspicuous
II rs 20 De generally u1efrsd
Use rre fsrvfaEe expressions which
50 easily can De u1srruzrrpsd
Snsw a desire flr m exrr1vza1t
ttsul1r ar a social 1ssen1iage.
Arreupe to force a nan into heavy
erpsnff-1re every tine they are taken
cut
Give way tne pretty little ri1ke3
presented 90 them ~ evfterrs df grcd
s>>lfax
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
ALL IN THE PRONUNCIATION
4 c-cr--c-sar rha- Failed - Correct
and Caass F-r-h Comment
r1crrrrx&

Caoe- william Elhng--- the asc-f oy~
srsr z-gwsr ef Chesapeake bag sad re-
GENTLY
The s-scsr bazlnes. - n q bad wy
Oyscers are rse-Inx ~rzrrs- T1sr are
nat ~pGI1ret n rht rrhs nar1<r- and sney
are oaE r1snersst n the rxnr manner Ihs
-xv~er1uent uEsr @,su step n ant Zr&
Us q eha1rs &c eventually there VII Dc
M grzcers Bfs- Taznr are al v-rnx as
they x-z-z E-s1- Il IRE s1gE-r win
the bitter n
-u1rw- m BanhHrr- I An<st WITH m
Enxnsh s1rusr- We 1af ham SIR dinner
n Esry dshraaus nam haketE The arn~
err -rn =,su inz=ae,t ms prr-1uu and
-as-s-f ans pEHrs IgEn
N1rs an sI-Bsr- te s1d
The mrz1sr -uxaeA
Drns sIT IN SON se s5t ~
an
II I'd aF an the Af rruesseest n
m rlIr-t a
1su a5t an e-ref the asher.
ferysiE- ANS vaa- Is should &C. An
11s am
In the nBhss Il the -rzahcle the Erm-
-s VIE turned 20 ne VITA q kr-1s
e~epr~,arsrr Aaui and zI5t
Thy beth anna they - zFrag Am
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
ENTs 70 EouSND"

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

reesfr r1A11g - what r1nr.s the E,Hx
sne sfar- z-nerazy rner.IT
'trsI1 zne harness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

Wkz- kcES zacs- r.zz 4
Cd es2 or0S@lzg her little o1es. wiz
Eve q SIX Aa1f Eay oz-- zze IA. var
Ezesr e<- ElzE row q s1=s7T e-aa,
s1ckrzg ga an VT O. rhrss Il, "a
ee- hack sz11zg vita 4 fr1zz. oc
crCwSE t-rls fellows eaeket - sz-~
ter nnez- zrs-zksr. II Ia. : zox
. S<rz-s q eO=ssy coz.or. Wa -
-gzD L1-z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
CANE WELL RECOMMENDED
he Vas yse Like Srus xsr AID C1-
-ist -FsTler- AEang the
Girls

The eEx1u na1t hAt es.n hitting -ia.
srs tst 1nr saIaS Enrh 1e vgrxznx cut.
ant Ehzz N es~u lIngrssu with the alxir
y rVsa-11es sE = rather sne-pnsh r1gns
man caused her MISTRESS nHtr lpprensn
sru@ rslaEes E~ueryeassr Magazine
4I--aa- - = ra--znh. rha- Euu k-s
tlnx-nx st getting marrn-fS
- admitted NIrrhl- kiIshEz
Net -aa- Fsaux 5e1sx was ias sex1
GIl1r "a Ega arzex
les n hes Ene ans
BGr Fdu har. EaGsn am srEr q 5<v
eavs
-Thr-s v--ks czn1e THURSDAY" rsr--rr-
q. NI--hM
-Da Eu1 TINA thar y ling snngxa -
lsw a nan cennrs -IEng saEa Al znrar
lnr srerE
Wei answered. NI--ha With suurr-
liant II as WIS SINE NV rilsr- IL.
VEL esummeusas-t a 1srosgrlr nv-4v zrt
! s1uw WA snlr-1 - INN sar n mig
vaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
ECZEMA AFFECTS FAMILY.
Ea-Aer AID Etr. G1t-.r sz4sr.d szr
Iva Years VIII V~hls ErxerA-
vsrS<rtL cEs ~ cx-<1

Ny husband lzG 1zs ens,st-sn were N
l1hga-t win ex-E1l- They AID Z -xa
Eszrx We I--st al the bane rzsuest.es We
eatEst 1e1- GE v-r,nu- 1y reslef E1f
then U-1z ~ L ,hps1esar 1ut rr rs-Scsrs
-wE EfIs--ur times Hnf Z rrr war~s L
Affected - al sg-r sz.-p1 head ant iau3,
We saw Curlerrl Eeuettsx usrr--p~t
amt eunslnisst % -v tenh - I senr I'M
slN w8r-n- ssnsEscnr Gr aue gaxx az
CIrRur1 >uap1 sne ak az Osnruxur- raG
ans wal az F8s- anf Va commenced Ia
I=e them ! 10 MT Enw hsw - q
7rs-~ nv Fv N SnE1r L erx- fri -xq
Of nv ealbr-vn wsr. - BAD -na- -hxr have
the brown ~sIrS On rksr bsstlss vhsr.
ems NI=an Co. W Va IN = rEl6
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

s.rniu On the bas< I hHf frequent
ATTACKS ot gravel and the urine s1s
vassea too otsxa 1z6 VITA PAIN Nnen
usea Draas ks1nsT Pills ho~~Ter
al rrz.ws Of she trvueie d~saPosarsa
aua have noe returned Ian srrsAs14y
r-as<fr-s
SoEd bv al Dealers 50 ernss . box
Tzs-erNIburn Co. B1fho~N y u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

$500 &AA 80 - ALAA
szl- 1 ..e-s rz1y 4 .sx rsEhzz
a7e E-s~1- A s=1- Ee~a rzz LAY
- s=oFs- 1E1 2srz AZ j zzzee-
q ss~c1L Uggez- uzss % ~ =--
~ T1=@ -zl z - - = -
Zaz =see- rzzze
GA-su1 ksszsA% Las 80. z=-z
~sxzezzfrsT - zG usge.& Z tie
s--rcss AZ arg = ~ 4ssr.
to rs @E1,s1-z - -E.1tF III.
ma = - Ls = r-VE=E - Il
IT, 411=1z At ~ zxanas : ex-@7-
ST. Z - tz--uxz A. s-nE y
z12E - a azrs < IL E-Z2 -
ehE2 s-ruW y Ns- Pea -A4
G-osc Asz-E= aE-r 1 e1z Z c.
- -A<S % uz4~r ks4 -z-sr-Hz E1E
-1 -1s <EF mo - sz--ux :
ea-~ - os~zEz< Al "a 1A--s-s =
q u1z--ET- s4Ts - O-zz- Iuss
F2-Z@-- AS eaogsz-= = u-s- %
exFs-=z1-- As sncSsz r II
-s 1-F AZ -1lzs=5 froz re
ssE1ao-10ss- r1-r VI Sss1 co-e u
A. rszzosk 1s rs--Ec-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

NJ Esaas "a Als-L ec Cnssurrr
A y C. rs11s n ss-aaz= xosrY CT
E-.a- suf=rr1E = WIS n bad en-
f1-au tr -nuress 1r rnc IN r-E1ss
MI 7srs'sts aaf su1pc~L Al u ne
pain Af1er 1x-ng sa-- Gf a scr-ss az
vine Il Cartl r1-Er. vnrfsrf prup-
-T mi wS-1nar pain 7 1trse Al
suffering vuusr 10 zze Ca-ruL A
pure specific -zresf1 tsr vauers rs
SlMs a. tr1xgsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

MIS- NH1gE CIs1-T- 81 Brewers y
c. suffered II Z sz-1.k sr Erar-E
>os SAYS i WIS 1-z1ssr puELEzs.
run ~ v1Er asEz ant nv sars
1zrr IL cU1sl11F. t-uu fsu15z z-su-
ateS lad ast1Leae- scenes. Es1Ts
tired I1t far IL Wis N1- Tuuk
Vine of Careful EH5sA s1-ssE NJ. ant
nw ! t-sA liz 4 nsE 2srsun cartu
periodical pain 1nf makes
SIKH vcuen wei s-1I AZ t-zx xcrrssI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

CEEssss G<a1r ss1Bt zne a1Ts been
q -lEa-T Han t11 Z not He~n sa1-
- rrTa- 11r n West Panrr ezsexsat,
hI4 sssr c1u11 10 have 81 ties ca
eae1 ecr instead of i've
O1ssr Cruuxel WIS ocsre On scu-1
q sap bound s1r America sur hs xas
TAKEN back IT n c~rrzczabe. 1zd ne -
zE rEx ea- he esr1rs enc II ~
greatest -sn England ever knew
Abraham L1erll ssHsr being n
member Il Congress s=zlrsst ID ssrur,
a ebsrEzaiR II wIsanx-nnL bug ae x.<
1essdEsa sF lzzr11 Bzrrzr1ssE Z.
Wis Disappointed sur had h. urr
been defeated BE world has4 sueu-
rs LIE II OcssE-zrE instead oc hscum-
1g ~7rsso.enr cf tie Cnrst Safes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

r vas a cerrfnle cprr1re rhar Ms.
Cerrie Mcfarland Of Kings MOUNTAIN
" C. describes. rs follows I zrt-
tsr-t dreadful periodical pain and be-
cane 50 weak vas given ~ 70 die.
when NY husband r1r ne Wine Of
CartuL The first dose cav relief and
VITA , bottles I an up doing NY work
I eaa1or say enough In praise Of Car
tut~ A wonderful remedy for vuu-
ems us AZ druggists $50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

Nhe c111Lzg n TIE New Zsa.xn.
ABS 4 LII e the 12ra ot Low
Lrge~ q 4 szgE eruB1t- AMI tsl
III L struck 4 rock tzscea-f1x a.
aka ant Aesrz-tzg n knee Fsr
t11r Gays hs er1xl=G 0Eer broken ice
Al 11-zs.& ha1 Lhs tine l. So
rers s1rEszH-I 11E IL list -a1s n
1rE11ic 113er tre <eezrzr ot 4 6
re lived ten Gays CO e1e lays food
Il WIS Ihea -esrzea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

RTsrsrssz Is C~su Ceased 5g CG1-1yf
- aA< &g.nsot-E1zns E1aS-vs Go
1z-~f ~ EE~ 2srnzrz <n<A TE<yrS~x =
Errar Es~ Hs-srssE
I. Hou " { Rz-Ier- Exit : Sea
. r.ar FROM >01-h Carolina foe two 2
!. terms n a letter fr1Gn NlSh1E-Gn- .
n G writes 20 the Per-7a Nec.eIEe >
.Ca- ~ toI50zS= 2
-Tos r-c1Rnenf Persns for !
.<yse<pis ard sasszsea Er,shS<- ~
hsse e<<n ssirx ys7r me<s<ise f1rs
ss,r1 e<rssS szxG kef rry ns<a .
. rkeveG 10 - f1fe<9a s~7rserfzfs
1ea<fse. BESIDES g,ssS fsai< :
CATAEEH - The stomach = the cvr-
-~x1 nlme far n3-1 cases C cv<rsp-
~ In urrtsr 90 cure eazarrn ct the
=urna,h th~ e1s1--h u1Ss be erI1n-ar<r-
Oz1F IA Internal els1r-h remedy.
zBca A. PerrzA : lr7Ilahl~-
Peruu1 ex1rrzv rs~rsthe 111ea-lucA
E<Tls<d E1rzzA
Fer a number Il rsr-zss-s
f1Te IN % n truu n u1l-r1.. ec
~tAA A@AA& 1-A% AIA1 EeEA41
l@ gwen n sH<hr Ax1riEe quality I
haEe been experimenting VITA a lEE
i've Ittz5ru fgr <Ti-e 4 lenr-h gt
tine AID NV feel <-z-itet 10 IN
11u1rs "a rhe frSe1as et Psrz1a that
I 11T- Incorporated <nch n TzlIztT n
he ns-tssfae whsrh II NJ GpE1tsu
IN erRr snha1.s rs veEEncEu here-
t.1Il eta-1erzr-
3 ENxrMAS- W. d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
CONCERNING CITIES

!. ~ Sr1EzS mxz q Ess-u
es 1-rsaas2 - per cpz1 CoaE.
sA rs ESfia E-0ssz hs h1z an Is
r11zs1zax EoE-n
AaE cr q Do-s rAaa laa 500 a.aa
szz= X escSs<ss< a graz ety. 0F
4e=% G---a1E las more Aza ru
aS1z- coGz--E. 1l-e1r. a.
Great Br-zas1 Al. rAs JARED S1-ss
G1Te = s1<A Tnsn raere 3 4 break
TIL - rsaeA Rsssa VIII u F-an~~
VA Il Italy VITA l. J1Eaa AID As
rAHla-T ~1-h cigar eaxa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

fsss2 Win The
varsse Ephs 50
very <~zzr-sse
- cru Co
phe< maF - t.
ssruTet ~ 80
~ trays
4z4 ~ IT,
% carh11 hsz
zhHse Potsszf1x
wrk EurAzl7e
IN -ss e
frtiT- =@az IS
il EHF - az@
., IT, bE&t
ue As rsu-
-z3 ~ TIE
U-ftea SsA-& -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
Park Arsua eun. r-h

initial STEPS have heer szszn .,
create a 7unae park 1ruz11 Grz.ry
n7A REsrza1z- n Y Ii Is PROPOSED
70 uks n several blocks II a cnsr AZ
between Egaaasa an ysyaaasa
Gen Horace Pcr-sr. former 1rsassa
Scr 10 Frame 5 taking n zruuEasur
part = Ias zGTszer-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

A udEsl-g u1a received lie t-k
NNns tssgraz tr0a IS wife
EE19 arrived ua4azzar No-e ~
1aA He Tszr At cncs 70 the rez--
ssS ocse. and sen ths c1EIaxf-z -
Ely ! saEe t5r nue rs-rzznr II
1ers cn1e ~ zaI. sad 70 tad Isr-
ssr cHrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

GS sol u the aez EEEe-lrss Co.,
t1<so1 before SGD O. pEazr : uu- n
I~aszxs0zl1 - 7zay0- zzra srtrs,r
& TIE soil 80 Is n0r 10 81 grass or
v>~z ga .a-o9sA IL. gr0zz1 Ia
e-ysr TIE sol the s~g-zr for sos,r
ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

who su1er trvm k1c-
u~r Troubles brvughs
ca By daily work
f-s rosie<d Il eight
or ten ysars ara sad
Mr. lLrh-r<r- the
Su1 PAIN m the back
fairly made ne sick
Il was hard 20 get up
Sr dS~a- lard -
s~zrExh-<n hard TO do
---A@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

Ls~- sEs DE- Enl E<sh. sS Lsussuu
the 1f-vrrng q rs.tlikx Hbunztanr~
~a1rn MAY nave a n<nsaensv u MAKE |.
Esan< nan --A when Ne . ~-r-slnx m
BIC 1ns-rs ant ssussn=s eee- raar s.r,a5.
he sz mistaken G-<r aA-Ennanxpas,s
New
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

hsre sh0zAd be a0re system i,
ship7zag sorek 10 -zrksr 70 prsre1s
gsz-x @ sozs days zn1 tseesear@
c. oxherx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
Ihave Suffered

several weeks with 4 very OBJ
s-lnate cod and nzlzral fever
resulting from inactivity OF the
liver. and vas feeling very MS
cradle indeed | procured a
pacage of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

P.znIEs-I- sssrns N these fsshirn-
abe rsv1vals sue muss ha-s 4 Reserved
-sa- even tn be <avssI
OpeIml<s-Yes- bur rymemhsr shs rs =
d-e % L-Ealrruor- AmerIcan-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

mann dat newer thinks ahaur mnmu-
-. tness .h~n- ma lie man "a. s,rs
80 -osaA nasa.nf else - r.s p<rsuns
N &s x1rI-Wasnius-sn S. ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

A pn1ra1aa IN aadinx a mo I. WV
1ntn 1z< a s7nan n AIMING n ans
Ne purs n an hns work t<srrs ae
e<-s tae nc mi srrrrrs 10 k.~p m ~
pozzrr<s afzr ne has r-t-rs5z-n 49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

~711 60 nErssn1rr EasI IN a Fuunx nsx
- very aner rrs-anst sie wur-1 -
veg1 n rs6E
>Sau1 gl ! hGus--The rr--r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

The I'm aeuur sm5fnx ezssSez IN Soui,
= 1naF Fau can ehange the zr-asr<xru-zI
rlz1s - -m Ysu - sszl-< vrrauur .3E
1x a penny ~ the cuss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

and used Z as per printed d
recrooS and after the nrt6Ose
| iet decidedly better: 4 few
more 6oss seemed 70 regulate
my entire system and an per-
iec1ly vel again | can recon-
ns-nd tbs Liver Regulator 10
al zho suffer from sucn con-
plants As Aose named On the
IN box
& G. GOSS.
ve-P-z CO. Printing Press Co.
Chicago. H.
-@z EE hE ESs-
- Z-Eer werzEe EeA<-- .
50 n A IN aE--E- - guarantees
70 <Ne &-@1C-ac1 Al k~2 - II
Go y sE. - I'D
@A ~ Elzs H.
$3.50 w<zs $50 IzzT-
Lus- aaEzEzz Eez- E a-ar- T5s
a.. ferz 11=EGsz -Fe-
TA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

Mary BaggLsT. q HI Psaen ST.
SFraGZzs N Y -rI-ss % tai a rns
Terrible suffering ot hsr sister. VIVA.
Er IL past - pears. hl1 been mr.
7e1-=t viii side aehs t-uu female
ruuoae- ksspfag her weak and aIEEux
Sac sock Vine of Cart1i and l. unE
veil Ca-a1i hEz Teen i G1cssrsE 70
- cC-A <He writes For al guC-
s1s troubles C1r.l < 4 safe. snessnr.
rvEaaae re1etT- AZ 1-zggscs- sIJsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

Hrsz-Sheis from Bsst1u. $ = she,
Wwxs-1 s1ns tell She hasn't had %
cnssau TO pronounce the vurt either.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
WOMEN WHO HAVE WROUGHT WELL
 FOR THEIR OWN SEX

A remarkable picture has been made of three of the oldest living women in the ranks of those who have taken part in the war for equal opportunity for the feminine sex It is a war near ly finished now. and few of those who went through the storm and stress of 1t survive to enjoy the victory. The woman of today who does enjoy the full fruits of the victory can not show too much honor or gratitude to the few white haired survivors of those that won it.
 Of these valiant fighters on the nor al battlefield the three in the picture are-on the Ieft--Mrs- Caroline M. Severance and--on the right-susan B Anthony. who sit smiling at each other, while standing above them, smiling down at both. is Mrs. Rebecca Buffum Springs. You would not guess, would you. from her photograph, that Mrs. Rebeeca Buffum Spring was in her ninety sixth year when that photo- graph was taken? Mrs. spring.ls un- doubtedly the oldest living pioneer in all the world of what the French call the femininist movement Her face is, nevertheless. fair. pink and unwrin- kled. Her husband was Marcus Spring of New York Miss Anthony's eighty sixth birthday is this February 15. Mrs. Severance was eighty-six Jan- uary l2, so that she is one month and three days older than Susan. Mrs. Severance's pet name for the picture Is the Three Gossipso" because she says
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

than all the planets combined and this makes 1t an autocrat over the planets, whose motions 1t dominates absolutely The double stars are in reality systems of double suns and mathematicians claim that a planet could not move saafe and quitely in such a system--that 1t would sooner or later come into collision with one of the stars or be driven from the system never to return, in either case destroy ing the changes of organic life.
 The number of dark bodies in the heavens is immense and, of course 1t is possible that some of these may afford conditions suitable for organic life, but up to this time astronomers are unable to point to a single body of this kind outside of the solar system.
 Of dark planets attending the stars Dr. See writes: If such inconsiderable companions as our sun possesses at- tend the fixed stars they would neither ed by any pertubations which they ed by any pertubantions which they might produce It's therefore, impos- sible to determine whether the stellar system includes such bodies as the planets, and We are thus unaware of the existence of any other system like our own. On the other hand, the heavens present to our consideration an infinite number of double systems, each of which Is divided into compar- able masses. These double systems stand in direct contrast to the planet ary system. where the central body has 764 times the mass of all other bodies combined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

men," as Mrs. Severance called them but declared they were scattered all over in various circles and cities and often were not even acquainted with one another.
 Tn 1855 the Severances removed to Boston to educate their children, Caro- line M. still cherishing the eager wish to meet in person the fine women" of whom she had heard and read. Of theso she writes, T went to Boston with the hope in my heart to gather last decided to call the Us club, to show Its neutral character The Us club was also intended to be center of united thought and action, whence should radiate light for it's members and other people.
 The Boston club was organized a lit tie before Mrs. Jenny June croly, Char lotte B. Wilbour and other friends started Sorosis in 1868. Julia Ward Howe was one of the early members of the Boston women's club and she was the chairman of its committee on art and literature. Mrs. Severance was the first president of the club and re- mained at its head till 1875, when she
 removed to California Then Julia Ward Howe became president Mrs. Howe will be eighty-seven years old next May
 The organization which started from Mrs. Severance's idea of getting fine women together in Fellowship devel- oped into what Is now the famous and powerful New England woman's club. As to the controversy about which is the oldest feminine club. the exact truth is, according to Mrs Severance, that the Boston club was started "a