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The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
commencement at 81. james.

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Hagerstown Nd. June H-Rev. DR..
George Calvert Carter, rector Of ST. An
drew's Church. Washington. and an alum
nus Of ST James was the principal
speaker az the commencement exercises
this afternoon at St. James School, this
county. Rev Walter Mitchell. of Wash
ington. ofilciated at the final celebration
OF the holy communion. Davis Reichard
Of Fairplay Nd, was the valedictorian.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
PntIent Robbed of $1,000.

Chicago. Ill. juno 1A-NIrs. p. Gomolla,
Of l0l Ross street, Pittsburg, n patient
at a sanltarium here. reported to the
police to-day that jewelry valued at 5000
had been stolen from her. \ search is
being made for Miss Inez Reed, who was
employed in the sanitarium as a nurse.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
EARTHQUAKE KILLS 80.
VaIdivin. Chile, Has shock Lasting
Seventy Seconds.

Valparaiso, June l4.-Dispatches from
Valdivia report that that city was badly
shaken at about 4.20 o'clock this morning
by a violent earthquake, lasting seventy
seconds.
Thirty-nlne persons are said to be dead
and many wounded. Almost all the solid
buildings are ruined. including the Gus
tOm-hOuse.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Negro Hanged NJ Ronpoke.

Special % Tie Washington Hernld.
Roanoke, Va, June 14-John Hardy. a
negro, who shot and killed Police Omcer
Robert ". Beard last October, was
hanged early to-day in the Roanoke Jail
yard.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

The funeral Of Mrs Mary Dodd, whose
death occurred Wednesday evening. was
held this afternoon from her late home
2l2 Queen street. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev Dr. w. F. Fisher, Of the
First Baptist Church, and the interment
was made In Bethel Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Kingston. Jamaica. June H-Although
the earthquake did no damage to prop
erty, it caused a panic among the troops
stationed at Port Royal, and several men
sustained injuries in a dash for the open.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Santiago, Chile, June A-Numberiess
chimneys in Valdivia were thrown down.
The walls in front of the cathedral fell
The people at Valdivia were thrown into
a temporary state Of panic. The earth
quake was felt here. but to a slight de-
gree. No damage was done. The shocks
occurred at ABS a. m,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

A fraterual visit 70 Alexandra Council,
Junior order United American Mechanics.
was paid last evening by Past State
Councillor +. L. S B0utOn. of Vienna
Va, and state Vice Councillor Thomas
Chauncey. of this city.
William 3. Wood became suddenly III
on King street this afternoon and was re-
moved to his residence, 200 North Colum-
bus street, where he received medical at
teUti0n
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

The Herald is the official organ of
the American League in Washington,
and of every local nmateur league.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Montgomery City, Mo, June 4-Dr.
Thomas jefferson Jackson See, astrono-
mer Of the United States Naval Observa-
tory at Mare Island, Cal, now in this
city, says he has discovered the one com
mon cause of earthquakes-the leakage
Of the ocean bottoms, which gives rise
to steam beneath the earth's crust Re
also points out that the chief danger Of
these agitations is along the seacoast.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Seminnrians 10 Graduate.

The programme of exercises for the
annual commencement at the Episcopal
Theological Seminary of Virginia will
open Wednesday evening with an address
before the Students Missionary Society
by Rev. Dr. Jules Provost Graduation
exercises VIII be held Thursday morning
when essays will be read by members OF
the senior class, and diplomas and Certih-
Gates will be conferred by Bishop Robert
A. Gibson, president OF the board OF
trustees Of the institution. At the an
nual alumni meeting. in the afternoon.
Rev. +. L. Goodwin. Of Fairfax, viii read
an essay. The ordination sermon Friday
morning viii be delivered by Rev. DR..
A. B. klnsolying The following are the
members Of tho senior class Robert
Evans Browning. James GIlmeT Buskie,
William Wesley DOup, Alexander Stuart
Gibson, Robert Albert Griescr. Ivan Mar
shall Green, Lewis Carter Harrison, James
Joyuer, David Henry Lewis, Myron Bar
raud Marshall Wiley Roy Mason, William
Gibson Pondleton. Thomas Lowry Sin
clair, Lorenzo Davenport Vaughan, and
Milton Rhorer W0rChau.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Miss Mamie BayliSs Swal-
lows CarbOliC Acid.
LABOR UNION MEN TO CONFER
of Alexandria Trades
Council VIII Cali Upon Superln-
tendent }. CoIvin TO Adjust Griev-
nnces Of Washington, Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Railway Men.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
Corner Of Prince and ROYAL Streets

corner ui Prince ana itD}dl SlEetl-.
Alexandria. Va. June IA report that
Miss Mamie Bayliss eighteen years Of
age. residing at $40 South Alfred street
had attempted 10 commit suicide by taking
carbolic acid this afternoon, was investi-
gated by officer Garvey, who ascertalned
that the young woman had swallowed a
small amount Of the poison, apparently
without serious effect The officer says
that she admitted that she had taken
some Of the acid. and declared the regret
that she had not succeeded IN her pur-
pose. She asserted the intention OF taking
more of the poison. Her father, Albert
BaylIss. with whom she resides, told
officer Goryey that he had appeared in
time to prevent his daughter from drink
ing all Of the contents of the bottle. and
had used home remedies at once. What
induced Miss Bayliss 70 make the attempt
at self-dcstrUction is not known, but IL
is supposed that she had been suffering
for some time from despondency.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
BARR TAKES CHARGE.
New Director Assumes Man.
agement of Exposition.
CHOSEN BY NORFOLK BANKERS

Former President of Seaboard AIR
Line Now Real Head of jamestown
De Along Line of Retrenchment in
Expenses-Bcsignati Expected.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

I HEREBY ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE
withdrawn from the firm of Johns u.
Dent & Co. and the District Mercantile
Co to conduct a real estate business
under the name Of n. II. Johnson co.
DUNBAR X. JOHNSON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
Real Hooligan Comfng.

All wno have enjoyed the
funny caricature character of
Happy Hooligan, the city tramp,
In the great dailies' funny pages,
Will have an opportunity to see
soon the real, original, stage pro-
duction of Hooligan's Tro1blss. a
deliciously funny comedy written
to suit the character. Hooliean's
troubles portray the city nomed
Just as the reader would want 10
see him-always getting into in
nocent trouble and then jollyine
himself out. 1t is a clean, hiiari-
ously funny production and the
original number one company
none other presents it here. Proof
OF this rests in the fact that the
original Hooligan who created the
part and jolly Grace Buryoyne.
who created ''Frckles," are with
the company. The all star COM
pany too, help the fun immensely
There are incidentally 81 musical
and vaudeville features on the
program and the famed, operate
director, Nat Solomon, directs the
orchestra. The prices will be fer
the two front rows 75c. All other
reserved seats SOC. General ad-
mission 5oc. Tonight at the
Opera House.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
Rip Van Wrinkle.

Saturday night at the Opera
House, the amusement loving
public are to receive a splendid
treat in the presentation by Jas.
Morrow Houses superb company
OF players of Washington Irving's
legendary comedy of the Catskills
RIP Van WinHle." This is the
play that made the lamented
Joseph jefferson world famous.
and which seems destined to do
the same for Mr.. W. II. Edwards.
the well known character comedi
an who will appear Saturday
night as rip" the much loved
vagabond of the village of FALL
ing Waters. rip Van Wrinkle"
is a play full of laughter, inter-
spersed with a few tears; con-
tains a strong moral and should
be witnessed by every man, wo-
man and child.
Mr.. House carries all special
scenery and an elaborate compile
ment of electric apparatus for this
great presentation, and though
under enormous expense, has
consented to popular prices for
this engagement Saturday night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
A VALENTINE SOCIAL.

Mrs. j. NJ. Wyatt entertained
the seniors of the U. T. S. with a
delightful Valentine or Hearts
and Darts" party, from s to IL
o'clock, Friday evening.
The large chapel was thrown
Into a spacious reception hall,
and was a~rtistically decorated
with potted plants; while crimson
Nearts, cupid's bows, and silver
arrows cleaned everywhere
happy suggestion of the lovers
patron saint, dear old Valentine
Mrs. Wyatt was assisted in re-.
ceiving and entertaining by Miss
Mary G9tewood, the only Young
lady pupil of the U. T. s and q
member OF the senior class. Miss
Blanche Wyatt, Mesdames Hurs,
and Hayter.
Much fun and merriment were
derived from the several UNIQUE
games, originated by the hostess.
IN special honor Of her senior
guests.
In the first of these. a contest
called 'Mending Broken Hearts,
Miss Edna Samuels won out first,
thereby gaining for herself the
honor of being Queen of Hearts.
for the evening. In the second
contest, making bracelets of
hearts for their valentines, Mr..
Carey King signalized a victory,
winning the distinction of king
OF Hearts" There was then en-
acted a coronation tableau, in
which Mrs. Wyatt crowned the
fortunate winners in these con-
tests, with coronets spangled with
crimson hearts and silver darts.
In a magic Lake OF Hearts
each young gentleman, using
immature fishing rods, angled for
the fair heart of his choice, each
catching a heart shaped valen-
tine, on which was written his
fortune, in rhyming couplets and
which also bore a number COR
responding to the name OF some
young lady present who thus be.
came his valentine for the rest OF
the evening.
The reading Of these fortune
verses evoked much laughter.
friendly raillery, and fun.
Those charming p~ianists, Mis-
ses Newell and Rhodes, added
much to the evenings pleasures,
oy the musical numbers render.
ed.
Delicious refreshments were
served in the dining room, which
was aglow with red shaded lights.
crimson hearts and silver arrows.
After another contest with
hearts and darts, "Rivaling Blind
Cupid" the guests babe their
charming hostess a reluctant
adieu, each feeling that under
such happy circumstances, all
too fleetly,
The minutes wing themselves with
pleasure.
As bees fly home with ladies' Of
treasure"
CLASS REPoRrER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
ALETER TO
Mr. ). ~. Moss,

Mr. >. ". Moss,
Oxford, Miss.
Dear Sir: 1t Is a great thing Tor +,
merchant to have the exclusive saI.
Tin this region of courss) OF anythiay
wanted by everybody.
Tnere = two ways {, trea, su.h
goods One is: Put the price nm ano
make big profit. The other way i, Re-
be fair and make more
Devoe is the paint that takes lea.
gallons and costs l-as. pns a hoas
a Job. a year, a life-tims-no mat
now you reckon your costs. excs,
oy b gallon-Devo- is tae hest ear
taker and costs least mou.y.
Don't forget that the PRINCIPAL mar,
OF the cost of paint is p..ttips IL on
Less gallons. less cost. Don't forysi
that ano her principal part Of econo
my is long wear less gallons, less cos.
and long wear.
IL Is a great thing to have the ar
elusive sale OF popuiar goods. OF goods
that make friends, OF goods that en-
rich both ouyer aud ST. Her, Devoe is
perhaps only fen per cent better thar
ore or two Others; but ten is a plen,x
It's y or Sc better than many.
There's many q merchant who has
not found out his goods. IL doasn,,
take a man long to find out that De.
woe Is the least money paint aud vbv
no matter which side Dc 10 on.
Yours truly,
+. w. DEvOE & CO.
rSheioue Price sells our paint.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.

Inc present year will be an
eventful one From the United
States Senate to the humblest
county office, there will be an
election of public servants.
The unselish worker for the
public good is undoubtedly the
one wanted for office, and now is
the time to make a wise selection.
Among the many candidates may
be found excellent material for
any position. The man best suit
ed for the place should be the
peoples choice, regardless of
personal friendship and partisan
spirit. Living in an enlightened,
progressive age, we have all the
greater need for intelligent, COM
petent leaders, and our officials
should be chosen for their ability
and integrity without regard for
likes or dislikes.
From the highest to the lowest
office we have need OF efficient,
conscientious officials. Our gov
ernor should be a man of suffi-
cient strength of character to
uphold the right ard crush out
fraud and graft. Our State Sena-
tors and Legislators should be
men of broad views and thor
oughly alive to ways and means
of benefitting constituents, and
aiding home, enterprises. Eve
~ county official should be ca
pable of discharging every duty
faithfully and administering JUS
tice to weak and strong, rich and
poor.
The installation of such off,
Gals would mean a reformation
in our social and political world.
We trust that each voter will rea-
lie the Importance of a wise
choice of candidates, and cast
their votes accordingly. Let in
telligent, conscientious voting
bring about a new and better
dispensation of things polite.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
College Hell NOTES.

There was a large crowd nj the
singing at Mr.. John Shaw's Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Bette Dunlap and chill
dren have removed to their old
home.
Mr.. W. r. Mcbride. Of Oxford.
will give a lecture here Sunday.
Let all attend.
Mr.. Chivis Fernandez, of Ark
ansas, spent a few days here this
week with his mother.
The Farmers Union held an
interesting meeting at the school
house Saturday.
A great deal Of interest IL be.
ing manifested in u PRAYER
meetings by the large crowds that
attend regular.
We have heard that Mai. Dean
has consented to make the race
for senator. We hope this is true
for he has a host of friends here.
Our worthy magistrate, we I'M
derstand will not offer 8 a candi-
date again. We want Mr.. Shaw
to reconsider this matter for we
need such an official as he has
made. We want Mr.. Sid John.
son to announce for bailiff.
Mr.. John Shaw says he wants
no political honors just now, and
We want Mr.. Mart Goodwin to
come out for Treasurer.
This community was shocked
last Wednesday by the sudden
death of Miss Sallie Fernandez,
who died very suddenly of meas
les in Chicago. The remains were
inferred in the cemetery here last
Thursday. Miss Sallie was loved
by all who knew her. The be-.
reaved family have the sympathy
OF the entire neighborhood.
Messrs. Bone Toney and Har-
per Mathis were on their ..cir-
cults" Friday night.
OLD FoGY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
University Notes.
BY our Regular Rsport

Dy our Regular Reporter.
Rev. H. S. Spragins made an
instructive talk in the Y. NJ. c,
A. Hall Sunday night.
Mr.. Walter Bobo spent Sunday
n Water Valley.
Miss NJ. Lacey after havin,
spent several days in New Or.
leans. returned Saturday.
Friday will be a holiday and
the Hermaean Society will hold
exercises at II am. Mr.. II. 2.
Browne will read a poem. Mr.. T,
4. Edwards will give a history of
the society, and Mr.. j. C. john
son viii deliver the anniversary
grafton. Evening exercises will
begin at 1880 pm. Mr. L. F
Farley will deliver a speecb on
America" Mr.. NJ. V Miller will
speak on 1.-THE Conscience of the
Nation" We will have plenty IN
good music by both the Uniyer.
sity Glee Club and the Orchestra.
AT the close of the exercises
medals will be awarded. Every.
oody IS invited and we hope OK
iord will Re well represented.
Mr.. ID. r.. Gum spent SUNDAY
IN water Valley with friends.
Mr.. Rumble Smith. who is sick
with the measles is doing nicely.
No new cases have developed and
every precaution is taken to pre-
vent its spread.
DR.. J.. Y. Murray, of Ripley.
visited his daughter, Mrs. Z. n
Hunt, Sunday.
Mr.. d. L. Ross is ATTENDING the
Masonic Grand Lodge at Natchez
Miss Eula Deaton was called IN
San Antonio, Texas, to attend the
bed side of her mother.
DR.. F. l.. Riley was again call.
ed to his father who is reported
IN a dying condition
Several persons at Kicks Hall
are on the sick list this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
Gome- happenings.
BY Rosie Rose

by Rosie Rose.
The health of our community is
good at this writing.
Miss Lotte Gamble visited her
parents here Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. Floyd Simmons and moth.
er, of Memphis, and Mrs. s. K.
Bedenbaugh, of Teckville. visited
relatives and friends here last
week.
Mr.. A. F. Davidson left las,
week for Walter, Okla, where he
Will make his future home.
The dance at Mr.. John States
Friday night was enjoyed py the
young people.
Mr.. Mitchell Smith vis;tad
North of the river Sunday.
Little Mary Baker is quite sick
at this writing.
MIR: Clarence Waterway was
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Frost, Miss Irene
Gamble and Messrs. Robert Frier
son and Bruce Toney visited
States Tuesday.
Mr.. r. T Gamble, wife and two
little daughters visited relatives
and friends near Teckville Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Rev. w. d. Hedleston and Mr..
Il. y. Davidson, of Oxford, were
here last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
A tbsvillc News
IA By Goldwood.

"A By Goldwood.
Mrs. Tom Graham is visiting
friends in Shaw.
Miss Nina Thurmond spent las;
Sunday with Miss Minnie Gordon
Mrs. Davis and daughter are
visiting in Taylor.
Mr.. Roy Jones, of Lamar. was
the guest OF Mrs. F. NJ. Pettis
Monday.
Miss Matte wilkins, of Ecrue.
is visiting her parents here this
week.
Messrs. T. l.. Graham and W.
E. Goodwin are spending a few
days in Natchez.
Mrs. Tidwell is visiting rela-
tives in the country.
The quarterly meeting will be
held at the Methodist Church
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur Ware and Mrs.
Morgan Were quietly married at
brides home on the Hightower
farm last Wednesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
Capt. A W. Balfour, who died
at his home in Como Sunday was
brought here for burial Monday.
he leaves many relatives and
friends TO mourn his loss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
Notes from Noah.

Messrs. Lynda Barry and EN-.
met Haley, of Cotton Plant, visit
ed friends here last week.
Mr.: Wiley Spence cut his foot
very bad last week while getting
out spokes. We hope the young
man will soon recover.
MI. o. A. Stevenson has NOV
ed to his home in Hickory Flat
Mrs. Walter Spence is visiting
her mother near Liberty Hill
who is quite sick.
Misses Jettie and Bessie Har-
ris visited relatives across the
river last week.
Our teacher, Miss Gertrude
Barry, visited her father and s;s.
ter at Caswell Saturday and Sun.
day. She was accompanies bv
Miss Velma Black.
> SLEEPS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
S. W. SMITH.

We call attention to the an
nouncement of Mr.. S. W. Smith
as a candidate for Supervisor OF
Beat No. 3. Mr.. Steve Smith is a
well known citizen and served as
a member OF this body about s
years ago. He will make a faith
full official if chosen and asks tina,
the voters consider his claims.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
]. 3. HUDGINS

We announce Mr.. j. B. Hud-
gins this week as a candidate for
Magistrate of Beat No /. Mr..
Hudgins is an active, enterprise
ing citizen and will I'LL the posi-
ton to the best of his ability IL
chosen by the voters of this Beat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to aRnoapce m,
following named Persons as candi
dates for Lafayette County Offices
subject to the action Of Democrats
primaries In August:
For State Senator;
@. r. HIGHTOwER,
For Representative,
c. E. SLOUGH,
LEE VI. RUSSELL
NJ. G. DENTON,
For sheriff,
J. c. HARTSFIET.D.
T. L. GRAHAM,
L. E. TEMPLE.
For uhancery Clerk,
-. .. (Petel RAMEY.
TOM YATES.
MENKEN sNEFD.y
W. NJ. WOODWARD.
For Circuit Clerk.
GUY b. TAYLOR,
W. F. IVY.
I. W. WEST AvENT
GUS II. EVANS.
F. l.. LINER.
For Treasurer,
r. L. STEPHENS.
w. {. Collier PARKS.
r. K. DUNCAN.
for superintendent of Education,
T. NJ. ANDERSON.
Tor Tax Assessor.
@. C. N'ete) CALLIcOAT.
J. G.. woOLvERToN.
J. r. HARKINs.
o Supervisor-Beat No. l.
NJ. NJ. KNIGHT,
c. C. STEPHENS.
". B. NEWELL.
For Bailf-Reat MOI.
GUY McLARTY,
j. NJ, SPARKS.
For Magistrate-Beat No. 1.
J. B. HUDGINs,
FOR supervisor-Bea No. 3.
WILLIAM HOUSTON,
A. W. HARDIN.
8. ". SMITH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
cor rooIgo

al was literally c. ugainy my,elf IN
death, and had become too wear -
leave my bed and nelghbors predict
go tnat would never leave It alive;
2 they got fooled, for thanks be to
Goo, 1 Was induced to try DR.. Kings
e discovery, IL took just four one
DOLLAR bottles 10 completely cure III
cough and restore me to good SOUND
health" writes Mrs. Eva Uncaphsr.
o. roverfown, Stark County, indiana
Inis King OF cough and cold cures and
healer OF throat and lungs 10 guaran
iced by r. b. Under & Co, druggist.
5oc and si-0o. Trial bottle free
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21

Unclaimed Letters.
List OF unclaimed mail matter LET,
In the Oxford, Miss, Post Office fol
the week ending Saturday, FEB. 10th,
1 Armstrong, Mrs. Kathleen.
Anderson, Mrs. V. II.
3 Burnett, Eugene Q.
4 Bowal, John
5 Cook. Mrs. Annie.
8 Davidson. Miss Angeline.
! Davidson, Miss Jessie.
s Emerson, Mrs. Martina.
y Hammett, w. n.
10 Slack. Miss Jinie.
IL Johnson, Miss Mile.
IL Johnson, Dudley.
IL kimmous. George.
"A kimmons, G. W.
is Lox, Tom.
Is Luster, Miss Matte.
IL McAluanie, r. E.
Is McGiam, Mrs. Anzie.
10 Medlock, Johu.
20 Morgan, Miss u. Eppie.
81 Neel, Fanny.
% Owens, Cioro.
% Olson, Miss Emma.
"a Porter. Miss Ella
rs Phillips, Mrs. Susie.
70 Robinson, Mrs. NJ. A.
"a kuiin, Miss Coriine.
IS Smith, W. r.
~ Shaw. Flick.
30 Thomas, Frank.
81 Tnurmond, Mrs. Emily.
81 Webb, Mrs. Lizzie.
aS Wilson, January.
81 West, A. h., VI. d.
hen Calling for the above please
give No. OF letter and date advertised
g. NJ. HOwRY, P. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
Call for John Holt.

The voters at Humphreys Min
would like for Mr.. John Holt 10
announce for Supervisor from
Beat No. 4. MI. Holt is a good
citizen and a successful farmer.
and would make a good Super.
Nlsor. We want TO hear from
you Mr. Holt AMI want you to run
SEVERAL VOTERS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-02-21
HUNTING FOR rHoUnIr

"fve lived in California % year.
and n still bunting tor trouble in
q way OF Burns, sores, wounds. boijs
cuts, sprains or a case of piles thai
buekien's Arnica SaIve won't ouick-
ly cure" writes Charles WaIterr- NJ
Alleghany, Sierra County. No use
hunting, Mr. Walters: it cures syerv
case. Guaranteed by 2. Is, Under *
Cos drug store. Price rs cents.