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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Mrs. j. Il Barry died a. her
home n CasweI Sunday uight
alter : lingering illness Ct tG1
wears She Vas I most sssimIu-e
christian woman and a4ves =
husband and : large family II
children u mourn tEe.r lsre92--
arse hiss The remains Eerc IL
TERED AZ Liberty cemetery l0u-
day, Rev K L. Nicholson eIrl-
a-ing-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

]. 7. CHAxBrEs.
Finest Inc q BGSSies and Har-
ness evsr shown IN T0xn-
EEErE PRICE.
Ass Pech Lzwshee ani L
L2la La@see. q Water Val!ev.
aE1 Hiss Zs7el1a Tarer. Il sew
Ioar. Texas. are visiting Oxford
Eseres-
Pnf- \ l. Bo1duran. Is alb
1t fro1 0xfc-3 travelling in the
cathern part Of the state n the
sa.saes- u the CnFverssy. lie
sal eevOtc several weeks d iris
E1Tk.
sErs Has;iars aud Mrs.. WI
os Memphis, and Mrs T.
v Mecca Il Gren=3a. spcrt
te - week In tins city ws,h
lir er94la- Ar- g. " B1f-
s.
finest Iae Ct B-C< and H-r-
tess ever sovn n roWn-
REuCE PErCE
FoR SALE-One scond hand
Ba-y- Fo- t1ser information
ary . " = RosESoS-
NJ = E PeSr IF. last Night
IL Noble, Al 10 sPea1 short
sl11- He = aceoupa57c4
= rs SISTER Mr. J. B ns-szh
AM heF l1easer. SAP havebeca
nS Oxford relz--E e psi
EFs- Epail DAVIDSON hs =
Ter eGeSts Ms Aazie Rall- e
Kansas CRY, E1nS-. an Ms
N-r7 EusL 0f Oa-hz, Kan
ard Mss Beanie Davidson. q
-sr Valley
IL, sri Mrs Len l. Olhan
sn1e-e a. elegant uecSE ? -
their guests. Ms Pelham Nils
q NeC0n5 CE-v, and The Nss
EGtvv. 81 kascsssSo, las Friday
rs.As 3 Their beautiful hone G.
iS04sh street
Remember L bsyirs yos<
Turzip SEED -ou wsl- u bay
fr0n r T. Cnsitnz = Co. ard
z-sr L re comics. for TIE S03
gold rrze Trey give Tor TIE l-e-
at 1nr1p raised iron TIE SOD
bought q sseu- They have Just
received SNPoul2 Il gher fresh
rae seed
SrzATD n SE0D-0as s1-
en- src--ed B@a-s Ese p-2-
-h31- three uozhs Cd Answers
= TIE ZANE CT Res Enls.
XII please re11rl u tbs Ces
ard u rewarded
T 3 GashISAs Lodge No 3.
=. : 4 n Vii hold a ec2
cozzuaie1sz0a t8ai-at A. IS
o'c.oex 70 eonfsr the T. A. de-
REFS As brethren ard vlsC1.
6-ss1rea are requested 10 ,
Present.
ThsFnie given by the elsizel
t Ct C11e HUI vs largely
attended BY the citizens Of OK
ford and the adjacent country
\ nocnlfu. supply 81 eyerythIl.
. e. that could DC desired va
zseai AZ the roo1 hour ard en-
yed b. everybody present
A number Of citizens hav
signed = petition asking the fol
lowing nen 10 become candidate
, Aldermen and that the
names &c placed On TIE c1cl-
ballet J. II Law<hse, toxE-2;
large: Frs; Ward. r WeSsse.
! Secc-d Ward, W IL Goodwin
J ThirG Ward Dr. PzE- Rowland
Fon-h Ward. c. " Knight
Ne al g1n % run fur n
: C-i.sd States Senator from Il
: Northern dessrsek Of Hank SDit
: from Hog WzIIox don't az II n
: came. Our friends wants II u
"a fur the governor. bus lis
% tame a lob fc- CTR s.renoI
: llie-we want 9 hot ezmpagne n
iii have IL when We get 4
: speaking to the deer people
Seriously SAM
I At called meeting Of the ca
: Democrats Executive Commits
Monday, It wasdscided 70 chang
the date Of holding she NGnieip
primaries The hrst primary
0e held On Thursday. Aug n
instead OF Wednesday Aug Is
The secoEd 20 he held On We,
nescay, Aug. I5sh, instead
: Monday, Aug 13<a, IS order
r. al q previous meeting. on a
: count Of the grand pienic II 4
3. beville-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

81 Ire IL os S2sem.
kzswa - tie OK ~
lu4se- Apply q
MEs- :. = MvEzar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

THE fact that the eelehrase2
Col. Jack Cninn. q ksntueky-
hit a man With an umbrella in
stead of killing him viii = s,oi
i anothe- sign hat the good OH
are gone forever.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

: NEch Cows and .aives. ;
&c & Ok q. - b1Ef cattle 1r1
. ~ e fAt sheep and c011s-
J. 4. SE-Nar-L
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L. 11-hsEl=z =s4e-s @z1 oZGEs
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r G-Ay. D. p CARE - Naz-
- = Aiz3ro1sA A. T. L S1
As5sxlsE; e l. Stephen eskl
Ia t1zAosa1g Advances Es-s Ea,
to-Es-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Call 81 " c Nell, North SlGz
Square i5- Sso@tes Horse ard
Cattle P1Elers-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Nsses : her given thai i
ru CT B1zs1a x 4EE Is Lereay
5avA ~ GlS14l 13lsels- %
he w1A3aw1 OF u W. Azize-
Te s4s1 " " Mzz released
lr8Z I'll liabilities aE said Gr--
Ire 01sines vii continue Is
ore nj sane place
4. y. M
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

f-1ss Central z & T4nS Tshs
SIa.T suEsna
-
iEsse Sc
-tlr1at. ARRIVES q l
sra r1attE ~ a-~ a.
SOUTH BOUND
a-ar- ls@s az A 2
.Eer.4 rxxs at
ARRIVES
.ma drs@ rs Ia
e Z. C1AyEE1gN a ea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

At called meeting OF the Cay
Democrats Executive Committee
Monday i was decided to change
the date Of holding the Municipal
primaries The hrs- primary %
0e he'd On Thursday. Aug 7a6-
instead OF Wednesday Aug Ist-
The secoEd 20 he held On We'd
nescay, Aug. 18th, instead oi
Monday, Aug 13Ea, IS ordered
al q previous mAlng- on ae-
count Of the grand picnic II Ab-
beville-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

AFr. H. n Greene. e Holly
springs. stseslcd tie Melhcessr
Conference held here la week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Er-ar6 Mrs. H. a Moore aaa
Little son., Erle- spent Sunday
With re1ayes N NSte- VALLEY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Ms Eezsett left Saturday e
: few weeks 81 her cid
hone csar E1rges-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Msss-s- 4. B. Cole. c. A. Ne
Chs-ea and 7. J. WILSON srent
SUNDAY al 1ala With f-isE1s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

~. SRI Mrs Ln = OAlh2-
sl1rre1 a. esE4Zs ueSn -
their -zesS. Mrs Pelham Nils
4 NcC0n5 CE--- and The N5ss=
IGtry. 81 kaScss=So- hs- Friday
-At - her beautiful hene G.
S04sh street
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

M- 0sear Es.kIas and vie, Of
Lite Rc. ARK ere ire guests
q N~. and Mrs. " ?. wilkins.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Nr. 7 = Pace las returned
iEoaa Aempass. and viii spe1a
s week With her mother, Mrs.
". 4 Roane-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

s- Epa-iz DavslSou his :
Ter eGeSts Ms Aazie Rall- e
Kansas Clly, E1nS-. zEl Ms
N-rl EusL 0f Oa-hz. Ean.-
ard Mss Beanse Davidson. q
@ssr Valley
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Remember L bsyins yos-
T1rzip SEED -0a want u bay
fr0n r r Casituz = Co. ard
s- 4 re comics. fer TIE @03
gold rrSze Trey give Tor TIE L-g-
ct Ir1p rzEse4 fron the SGD
bought OF sseE- They have Just
received SUpoul& 4 shr fresh
rrGxe seed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

BIT. Jack Morgan : reading
Ee5icsra N The oEce az Dr.. F. :
Lir1e< daring The SIMMER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

'irs J. ". Bouser AM cha.
lrer- e Tsseurtil. Al an
v~uHg III ard sIrs. J n Y
lareass q the Eosmer.
Misses Avis ara Eshsl No.
AREA and Emma Wilson ar.
sitting Their aunt. Mrs u. is.
Clark, meas Moscow. Tc-a.
gev. 4 Z. Hans r
saturday from Nicksrur- whar
nc las been shepas. week attend
ne t. B-p1. state Convsnt
ev. X=riamsn antH7a. John
Williams vii a. among thp
distinguished guests at Tia IA
barbecue q Atosvll Avg. Isl
Er. anl N-s 1T. Hal~s,,.
cI FateCcunty. are visiting t.
many relatives ard friends i.
Cxford ard sarreean eaaerv
Foo SAIE-A sofia r in sss.b
Oxford Apply g.
AES- ELE LrxrF
Finest Ire q Bccxie sri Har-
less ever shown n TCun-
RuErE PRICE.
There VII be a grand pscrie Al
srwac1 r1Xt Nein@daw- TIE
4 tazt vicinity extend ..
cn-ial savsaEoa u he pztEc t..
attend
Nir- IL II. ThcnizOn zil s,o-
ct : e-i1-=
Naivery avenue, u Ia a.
ming DIP II W1shts home
Fiae@
FcR SAI-E-A5 ua- c5:tsre
- No-h Sweet Eita al rns-n
Improvements. Centrally heated.
ferns appiyto
J. 7. CHAxszEs.
-S& = % bE--aes and HGr-
ness sve- shown IN T0xn-
EEE-E PRICE.
Ass Pech Lzwshee zni Li
L1a A@saee. q Water Vale
1E1 Hiss Ls7e.l1 Tarer. q sew
-r. Texas are visiting Oxford
P1f- 4 l. B511uran. Is ab-
1t frC1 Dxfc-9 travelling in me
southern part Of the STATE n The
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Ns. z. 7 White ard vile iass
D a1zy for Colorado springs -
spend he sumner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-12

Ms Ann Marta as bunL ri
Midway No-aav Ne synFa-
sAze NA the 5ers2ys1 ores II
teesr sad loSs-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

Mark Twain, during one of his lee
ture tours, was waiting at a station
for a delayed train. The lecture COM
mittee and several townsnen were
with him, and talking their best to
pass the time away. One man told
about a frightfully unhealthy town he
had read about, and it was a grewsome
tale of dying and burials and that sort.
1T might have been worse" Twain fol-
lowed in his slow and direct manner:
Il lived in that same town for two
years, and I never died once. Not a
single time" The way he said it SEEM
ed to daze the crowd, and not a man
said a word in response. "Of course,
you may think I'm lying the humor-
list continued. and I'm sorry, for I
can't get any witnesses to testify that
I didn't, because everybody else that
lived there is dead"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08
NEW PLAY
AT ORPHEUM

A fair sized audience greeted Rich
ard BUTLER and the National Stock
Company last night in The Diamond
Robbery" This piece is one of the
best the company has produced and
the company seems specially adapted
to the parts taken in the production
As detective Richard Butler portrays
the part q ei@ht different types of men
seen from the Sums to the reception
room. Lillian Hayward as Mrs Marie
BuI5ord has part that shows careful
training The speciality introduced by
Miss Chandler brought forth great APP
plause. Miss Chandler deserves credit
for the versatility shown fn her work.
The whole cast does exceptionally
well II is Wen worth going to see.
The Radium Dance which is to show
next week in connection with The
Richard Butler stock Company. seems
to be quite puzzling from the number
OF letters and questions that the Or
Theum management has received. on
oehajf of the many patrons Of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08
Observation-Disclosures
Kauai Society.
1s60s6os6ss699,0.

! Mrs. c. A. Rice gave a charming tea
to some of her friends last Thursday
afternoon. Kalapaki is an ideal place
to enjoy a sociable chat over a fra
grant cup with the blue waves of the
bay tapping the white beach, as was
fully realized by Mesdames w. H.
Rice. Jr., J. NJ. Lydgate, c. H. Sweet
ser, E. H Broadbent, j. HOgg, F Car
ter. A. D. Hills. Tailor. r. J. Wilkin-
son and II. D. Sloggett. who were the
participants in this afternoon affair.
Mrs ]. Fassoth gave a very enjoy,
able party to twenty youngsters last
Saturday. AS Mrs. Arendt and her
children are about TO leave next Tues
day. she had arranged for all their
little friends TO meet and give them
such good time that they would re-
member it for many a year. 1t is
needless to say that she succeeded
Garden Island.
c. A. Rice is down with the grip
and thinks he caught it in Honolulu
The ladies will hold a fair in June
for the benefit of Waimea hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. \. F. Knudsen gave
reception and dance at Waiawa Oh
Saturday which drew people from all
over the island.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08
GOOD RULES FOR THE EYES.

Although the eyes contribute more
than almost any other feature to per-
sonal beauty, they get surprisingly
little attention from the majority OF
persons. Here are a few simple rules
for preserving their strength and
brightness:
Do not read by freight. When pos
sible protect the eyes from the direct
glare of lamp, gas and candleiight Do
not read or work in such a dim light
that an effort is necessary to see clear
ly. If the eyes are tender. wear snOk-
ed or tinted glasses. Never apply
soap near the eyes. Battle them once
daily. the lids being open, in tepid
water. 1t is best to use an eye bath
or egg cup, and to open and close the
lids in the water. Do not apply any
face cream near the eyes. Put nothing
on the lashes but the best of unscented
oil. Never cut the lashes in the be
lief that they will be improved. Keep
in mind that white cliffs stretches of
sand and of snow are injurious. and
must be guarded against with glasses.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

popular place of amusement the man
agement conferred with the Radiun
expert who is stopping at The Hawai-
ian Hotel The following explanation
was given
''Radium is the grea.e scientific
discovery OF the aSe. and one that
has upset the theories OF the most
learned savants. The absolutely plre
radium can not be said 20 exist. but
radioactive salt, possessing a marvel
Gus power of radio activity has been
successfully produced by Nine. and
Prof. Currie. of France, the discoverer
Of the existence of the strange and
powerful substance The almost pro-
hibitive cost of radio salts renders their
popular use out of the question. and
their use a I all very rare. II is this
new compound that is applied TO the
radium costumes of the radium girls.
who are TO appear at the Orpheum
theater next week which gives the |
dance it's weird and uncanny effects"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

Congressman Fred Lands, of Indi-
ana, has apparently determined to
make a reputation for himself as an
orator. A year or so ago Lands spoke
at the unwilling of a monument to
Abraham Lincoln. in which speech he
employed a number of beautifully
rounded periods and somewhat obscure
phrases. among them: abraham
Lincon-that mystic mingling of star
and cIod.' The sentence was loudly
applauded. After the speech a friend
of Lands approached him. and. repeat
ing the phrase, said: Fred. what in
the name of heaven does that mean?"
Putting his arm around his friends
shoulder. Lands replied: Il don't
know. really, but it gets 'em every
time"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

A prominent member of the Young
Women's Christian Association, in an
Eastern city. was making an address
to a large gathering of women. which
was interrupted by a terrific thunder
shower. She shared With many the
awful fear of thunder and lightning.
and with the others. she trembIed in
silence for a few moments When a
binding flash was swiftly followed by
frightful clap of thunder, she strug
gled to her feet. and began to pray:
20 Lord. take US under Thy protect
ing wings for Thou knowest that
feathers are non-cOnductors"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08
DEMOCRATS ALL
IN THE DARK

II don't know any Democrat in Ho-
nolulu who has any money to waste
in that way" said Manager Waller
asked yesterday about the report. re-
vfved again for a day. that somebody
was going to buy the Gr1eve plant
and start a Democratic daily in Homo
lulu
I don't know a thing about it said
County Treasurer Trent. Nobody has
been to me with a subscription list
and that would be about the first
thing a man would do who was going
TO start a Democratic daily
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08
EDITOR.
FEBRUARY 8
ANOTHER BRIGHT SCHEME.

department turned
about transparent OF INN
members the
with paid get
i officials first what would ne
in the way 0 a akeof?
somebody
Of If sheriff
that policemen who
promptly discharged Here his concern
the matte should end.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08
COLD ON KAUAI.

It seems that Wainiha valley is in
an ice chest nowadays. this wes-er-
1y wind and snowy dew is the cause
of it: the sea rises so high that its
spray withers the leaves of trees and
shrubs along the beach.-Garden Is
land.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08
STATEHOOD BY CONFUSION.

caled to a
overlooked the
dunono Arizona and NewM
all lue to President, surpassed
thinks this he is
SEEMS lmosa idiculo al 0
intohe Union against will
to leave. The question
and Ike
will the New Mexeans who also opposed the marriage
should be compelled by
loes no
u 5 of
a
the of the exist o
be
o a a
Vermont, but
compelling combine
continuance
rat tha
think they will I'm which
il n
is and o
good
should
OF
n
o
o unwilling
a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

evening Under the old centralized of
o a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

he noted
he to
Genera
much talking
wok omep
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

paper gamblers
might
fellows who he work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

to
A lot of a See First" excursion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08
PROMOTION CATCH-PHRAsEs.

See Polynesia Too.
Try the Tropics
June in January.
OFF for Polynesia s Capital.
Breathe Hawaiian Air.
A Snakeless Eden.
Grass Always Green.
Our Emerald Isles.
The Air That Cures.
Br'ag Your Auto.
The Tropic Switzerland.
The Sun God s Home.
The Isles of Peace.
The Rainbow Islands.
The World s Playground.
Grow Young in Hawaii.
Follow the Sun.
In Mango Land.
Winters Green Kingdom.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

of the Promotion
for Hawaii The Committee
First 'Wah Tacoma
Crow and me OF a Buffalo good models
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

Ny
HtJieG
mess
j los
ledie
Inner
ling /
a f3f
|eutf
and
heaf
| now
I f1s
ST
aredt
HIS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-08

job on the editorial page.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-12-28

Herr Arnold Wadler, Of Munich, con-
tributes to the "Zeitschrift fur Demo-
graphic und Statistik der Juden' an in
teresting study Of the Jews in Servia
based on the official statistics of that
country After making some adjust
ments for the slight variations in the de-
fnition Of "Jew'' in the last three cen
suses, it appears that there were 5,729
Jews in Servia, according to the census
Of 1900, as compared with 5,1O2 in 1893
and 1862 in 1890. Though the number
of Jews is small, they are increasing
rather more rapidly than the general
population; for they numbered 23O per
100000 in 1900 as compared with 22O i'll
1895, and 215 in 1890. Practically all
the Jews enumerated live in the towns;
indeed, in 1900, only three were found
in the country districts. Belgrade alone
contains more than ffty-four per cent.
of the total Jewish population -3,O97 in
19OO-while Ms had S12, or just less than
one-sixth of the total. That the Jewish
community is mainly Sephardic is seen
from the fact that in 1895 more than
eighty per cent. Of the Jews spoke
Spanish; and though in 1900 the proper
ton using the Spanish as their principal
tongue had fallen to twenty-seven per
cent. this was attributable to the progress
Of assimilation as shown by the fact that
the proportion whose principal language
was Servian, ETC., rose from two and
three -fourths to forty-six per cent.
The relative illiteracy, as measured by
inability to read and write, is least
among the Jewish section Of the Servian
population In the towns the proportion
of Jews who could read and write was
ffty-seven per cent. among Jews, fifty
five per cent. among Protestants and
Catholics, forty-seven per cent. among
the adherents Of the Orthodox church,
and twenty nine per cent. for all others
The criminality is happily exceptionally
low, the number Of Jewish prisoners be-
ing only three in 1891, and six in 1896,
the latest year for which these figures are
available.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-12-28

day afternoon, December 23rd, at three.
Mr.. Jacob H. Schiff and Mr.. lsidor
Strauss delivered addresses and DR.. M.
H. Harris outlined the history OF the
Harlem movement to create interest IN
Jewish matters Mr.. Daniel +. Hays
presided.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-12-28
New York.

The burial Of Louis Isaacs, who for
thirty-fve years was secretary of the Tai
mud Thora Hebrew Free School, at 225
East Broadway, and who died at the
age of sixty-three, in the Beth Israel
Hospital, took place last Tuesday with
all honors from his associates and the
children who loved the old man. He
left widow and ten children.
The Harlem Federation dedicated it's
new home, 240 East 1O5th street, on Sun
The Jewish outlook., 1906-12-28
M eridian.

The handsome temple Of Congregation
Beth Israel Of Meridian, Mississippi, has
been consecrated, the exercises, which
were held on Friday evening of the past
week.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-12-28
milwaukee,.

Jacob Billikopf, superintendent of the
Hebrew Relief Association, Of Milwau-
kee. Wisconsin, has resigned to accept
similar position in Kansas City, Mis-
souri,.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-12-28

1.-THE men whom I have always seen
succeed best in life have always been
cheerful and hopeful men, who went
about their business with a smile on
their faces, and took the changes and
chances of this mortal life like men, fac
ing rough and smooth alike as it came. -
Charles Kingsley.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-12-28
Cleveland.

DR.. S. Wolfenstein, superintendent
of the Jewish Orphan Asylum, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, is back at his post after
short visit to some Of the European capi-
tails DR.. Wolfenstein tells Of a trip to
his native village, Gross -Meseritz, which
his daughter, Martha Wolfenstein, i'm
mortalized in her story, "Idyls Of the
Gass," and of which her father was
Shimmele, the boy hero. DR.. Wolfenstein
says the "Gass'' retains it's old-time ap-
pearance, and that all the familiar OBJ
jects of his boyhood days, including the
old synagogue, remain comparatively un-
changed.
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Hot Springs.

Morris Rosenfeld, the Yiddish poet,
has left Hot Springs, Arkansas, with his
family, and is now living at Yonkers,
New York. Donations to aid him in It'd
ing over the period of his illness, which
is likely to prove Of long duration, are
being sent to him there, and the Expo
nent urges all who are BILE to assist him
to forward their contributions addressed
to his home at "a River View place,
Yonkers, New York.
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DOMESTIC :
Alexandria,, La.

Rabbi Hyman j. Elkin, Of Alexandria,
Louisiana, has succeed in forming new
congregation at Lacompte, Louisiana.
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VISIT SAN ANTONIO,

Write for illustrated booklet descriptive
Of this superb winter resort. Very low
cNtes via Colorado & Southern Railway.
T. E. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent, Denver.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-12-28
Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Lodge, No. 4, B mai B 'rith,
which was formed about two weeks ago,
by the consolidation Of five lodges, held
a very important meeting recently.
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Statistics of Jews in Prussia

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