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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14
A BAD MAN IS
GEORGE PEEL
HAS BEEN DOING SOME PRETTY
DIRTY TRICKS TO LOCAL
RAILROAD MEN.

The railroad men In the local yards
Will have little rest now since George
Peel alias James Rodgers had his hear
ing this morning before Justice Amos
AT the bunk house some one was max.
ing raids and appropriating the prop
erty Of the sleeping railroaders to his
use. This chap was none other than
the James Rodgers that served a sen
tence imposed by Justice Amos 70,
stealing dinners from the scale house
On the morning of March Z, Pee
was arrested for 5eing drunk. Tha,
morning several railroad men missed
property. R. C. Penrod, of Keyser
lost valuable gold watch. This watc.
Peel gave to C. w. Mason. Mason
pawned the watcn at Rubin's pawn
shop on Madison street. Engineer
Shaffer was touched aud he was mi
nus $3.50. John Lemley assistant
train master had his pockets rifiet
but fortunately for him he had little
money that morning. Ed. Dawson, en-
gineer on engine 1860. had pair q
shoes stolen.
offlcer Stone. Of the Baltimore ant
Ohio Rai1road Company, had Peel be
fore the justice. Peel was unable t,
give bend. He will be held for tn,
grand jury. Constable Parker tool
Peel to Jail and after he had been lock
ed up, he called the officer back am
told him that he had stolen the watcl
and that when he gave 1t to Masor
there was a chain attached. It SEEM
that Peel wants to impllcate Mason IL
the transaction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14
TRAFFIC T!ED UP
TRAIN SERVICE IS VERY BAD ON
AL LINES OUT OF THE
CITY.

Thesecent rains and high water are
tying up: traffic on the railroads.
Train Nos dne3here at S:25 a. M. was
1--WE hours late and No. IA due here at
] .ss p. m. was two hours late. No. u
which is q through train made local
stops between Fairmont and Grafton
to-day. "A landslide near Colfax kept
n back for some time. The other
trains were not on time, but not far
on the schedule. Train No. 70 did not
run today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14

Mrs: D. j.. Smith and children. of
sPittsburg, who have peen IN FaIrmont
for a few days. the guests Of Mrs. B.
g. Williams, returned TO Morgan
town yesterday where they win spend
q few days as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Steele. before returning
to pittsburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14
BARN BURNED
LIGHTNING DID CONSIDERABLE
DAMAGE NEAR RivEsvIlLE
LAST EVENING.

During the violent thunder storm
Of yesterday. the barn owned by Mr..
Henry Michael on s.ewart.s run, was
struck by lightning and burned to the
ground. One horse was burned, be.
sides three sets of harness AMI three
stacks cf nay.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14
Serious stree. Fiobt.

BELGRADE, servia, March ia
serious street fight. occurred to-day
between the police and strikers at
sugar and leather factories. The DO.
lice finally fred upon the strikers.
killing four men and wounding TWEEN
ty.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14

Mr.. Charles Fleming and little
daughter, Miss Katherine, Of Finley,
Ohio are the guests OF Mrs. John Mo,
Donald ON Mckinney street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14
COAL COMPANY
ASKS DAMAGES
OFRAILROADCO co.
Interesting Suit
In Circuit Court

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tha p,,,,r,s ,sa ! !; ~ n p,,.s., - 80 ~
,,any fo,.7 ~ ~. IN
ertv oa5n,a ~ ~, sass. s',sa - "vy
nroooa,,,as.. = .g = ~ = y AS''' ~ s''s
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II. =, =, y 49, y" a''a s,e'Nsss .'
:. ss.N !" niSn 70 ~ sl'p'0asa " 'pe w"
p',rse n, e.loss .sle tlser.
J, ae ihsh VINO eompose tne Houit
ooa' ana S9ke company enat tho
pioper.s .a,ae tfs' w'ss pousnt by the
'ui. :. Soa, anu Soss company so tnat
:. mlsnt ee aple y operate and de-
Yeiop lts holainss no there' The prop
erty owners, from whom the company
iparchasea the coai reserved rights Of
way across the railroad whereby they
couta II stney 50 desired ship coal by
water. fhese reservations Of rights
o. o. way We're purchased BY the Hoult
coal and Coke Company from the land
owhers ana tue 70 the rights OF way
passed 70 them with the title for the
eoai. As soon as the first deed was
executed the company alleges that Il
made application 70 the baltimore and
ONO railroad COMPANY for a siding.
=, me co@ company wanted a siding so
mat II coald open mp ITS coal. The
company wanted 70 develop Its coal
tior II nea submitted Samples of 1t to
large dealers and Consumers and the
coal was what they We're looking for.
Mr. Knots started to open mins
ana aug back in the hiil about l5o
leet' expecting than the railroad COM
pahy Wouia erect siding. The rail-
ROAD company put the coal company
on py such excuses as We're expedIent
lor II 70 use. But the coal company
was persistent and made application
AFTER application until the railroad
company sad that II had all the coal
trathc ~ could handle The Hoult
soal - ana Coke Company when It saw
thht ~ could not get the railroad com
pahy 70 20 anything and knowing the
cohaition OF affairs with other coal
operators In regard TO car distribution
uia not push matters IN opening up lis
mlne with the same yisor that II for
niefiy exercised yet Il still persisted
.of siding SO that It could erect a
apple tor the loadtns of cars and boats
lor the upple was to be so construct
eo that it could be used 70 load boats
80 rsa -. ,assss a. esss
~. : ~ u..enaaas u " the case says that
= s.ts sonsa y usston q .ae t;ieyated track
~ ', .ls1 efsesiolloi sso1s acoai tippie
..sl' apl = .ssisaD lor elppie could not
~. s W SYnstsusSeu e = neisns oil less
,,, sran eisnty, ieet @aich would be too
Isl. sn ~ .esa eoa1i the coai IN falling
,..'. "oa.a ses 10 hlsa crushed that the
Company sSn, Wouia nave nothing but slack
NeT1. a..
.,a.a ~ = ue.es ~. -, sass ,nat IN order to
ope.a.e ,.s cosis now y WIN be neces-
, y pqs other siana and the only
.@Ae tn1e " wouia pe advantageous TO 1t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14

Mr.. VIM II. ohfey and son, Charles,
of Charleston. are m the city the
guests OF Mr.. ohiey's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. c. ohley. on First street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14
The WEATHER.
COD wave Coming.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Mar. IA.
Forecast for West virgfnia
Rain or snow and much colder
tonight; Friday partly cloudy
and much colder
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14
DEATH LIST ON
The LENA
WILL PRoeAsLY NEVER BE DEF
NiTELY KNOWN BUT WILL
BE OVER A HUNDRED.

ToUPLoN. March 14.-while It viii
never definitely be known how many
lives were lost in the explosion Of the
French battleship Jena, It is believed
the death list today Is between hun.
dred and fifteen and a hundred and
thirty. Several Of the injured Will
surely die, adding TO the list Many
victims were literally blown to pieces
and viii never be accounted for.
Nj. II. W. Burnett. Of Pennington
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14

MI. u. w Burnett. Of FarmIngton
was visitor In the city yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
COFFEE T-REs-Eo Her.
IS ILsrs Years

Fer ever fifteen years. writes a
patient. hopeful little Ills oman
While a coffee ertzker. I suffered
from Spinal Irritation and Nervous
trouble I vas treated by good physi-
cia1s. bu. did Tot get much relief.
I zever suspected that coffee might
Be sg~z-avatinE ny condition. I vas
towrhearted and discouraged. but
prayed daily that I might fad some
thing % help ne
Several years ago While az a
friends house. 7 drank a cup % Post
III a1d thought 7 had never tasted
anything more delicious
From that tine on I used Postum
Instead q coffee. and 10 began %
improve Ia health. so that noE I eaa
walk half . dozen blocks or more x.-h
ease, AID Do many other things that
! never thought I would be able 70
10 agaia n this world
Ny appetite Is good. I sleep veil.
and anf lie worth living. indeed \
lady q ny Acquaintance said she III
rot Ike Postum. IL vas 30 weak au3
zsteless
I explained 10 her the difference
When Il IS made rtght-boilet accord
ing % directions She was glad %
knox this because coffee tit rot axree
with her Nov her folks say they er-
poet % Use Postum the rest q -ha.-
lives Name given by Postum Co..
Battle Creek. Mich. Read the U-tle
book. TIE Road 70 Melville =
pigs There's 4 reason
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
FOND OF MYSTERY
AL PEOPLE FAVE sowE TRACE
OF s.eEesTITIoN.
Pc. Be- n Lgcs. Coed CO ast. 10
cs-ren Let - Nsr<i-d. Ae-
eorzirs e o.. Vincent
e. c. esso-

People Ire nTstey-mysticisn
some aid-ime EuperstIdons are iyinz
1u. aut for zach % them a rev ere
-omes-somenmes Two
Or George 2 Vincent % the Uai
vnrsiry u Chicago made Tbs remark
iIsJ afsr ne had aaishef a -aIk %
Students a. manual training hlEa
school says he Kansas City star
The FIRST / ever knew 1f -sl1erstl
lions he sad vas when nv fa-he-
broke a mirror AZ Zone Dc worried
Ed. and I asked ny mother shy.
t. bad luck she said
BAD luck ! pouderee Why "a q,
BAD luck I, vs a mystery q, ne
Bur began learning something about
,hsse mysterious beliefs 70 brtnzs
5af I1ck 70 cut the cord On A pack
"a they told ne II should be VI
led ia bad iIck 70 11- o. the left
shoe arst and IT, 5af luck 20 GET out
ca The w-ouS side of bed Va ore
knoFs WY al these thiaEs brtaz evil
5ut many persons believe they 10.
n the south g. May slpe-sat.ons
originate AMONG me negroes thar they
are almost .a1umera5ie 40 one q
slams tae -easous Tor their voodocs
Sore supersutious are sensible
For instance. IT, e SAID had luck FtrI
roue z ore passes beneath a latter
MaTse ii vii Magbe some persons
have been -aszht valuable lessons Ia
casing beneath thena- u is Hacom-
f9rtahiA 20 have a hRcsef q rair- o-
an AZ tr1pDef OF q . head Perhaps
ais sure-srrls originated from some
1ue Eao underwent slca ar expert
acca
The belief thar = you pass a pia
without p'cNrE 70 ~ you FlI have
-af i1ck originated May rears azo
Pas Eere costly then ald children
we're taugE- 20 pick them ~ and xeep
hem for thei- value They formed
ne haiti. sat 70 has beer handed
down from generation ~ generation
lu-i j. has become a superstition
Perhaps some Children Vho did not
pick - pins had bad luck when they
got hnne-bat luck administered By
he parent. forcf0iY and quickly aad
Flrh singing effect
Dr. vincent smiled when he spoke
y Ire alm5er L. So many perso1s
are AFRAID q g. be id not deem IL
worthy % mention
Last week Or Vincent vas ~lec-4-
lag On the subject Superstition. He
teclared that everyone had some par
-icular s1Pe-surioa 70 which Difference
Fas shown An Old woman Who had
listened 1vely arose aud declared
she had 1one.
None a. an she vas asked.
None. she replied
4 Eay-hai-et IAN sitting BY he-
aide a1cxet her
How abogt them co-se grounds
Ee asked
She 5llshed and took her seat And
q course the audience laughed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
Cup Minnlrc Stream.

In the New Britain city clerks o,
fee Il a silver cup enclosed in a glass
case. says the Hartford Times. The
cup vas won by New Britain arener
Ia a state parade and tournament il
New Haven 80 years ago. The event
which the Areme1 Won vas q stream
throwing contest. Fifty or more O.
the husky FIRE ladies dragged a srar
"tGb. as IL was called. through h
streets q the Elm City. ard the e-oxt
on the sidewalks laughed aae seerzs
the hremea from the HardFz-s CRY
Laugh. IL yol vii. buc r. aaz
best who laughs last yelled 5zex -
foreman in answer 70 a pa-.eaaa7
noisy party. aud lie expeco-s.es -
baeeo juice.
In tie contest tie stream s--- -
tub vas thrown sUTar1 "a y
cess Of cher competing -ez -
uext day ne concsaT -s-1-n -
home city and were Egsz 4 o-
II spite q he crsTa1E 5eaw ain
far Tie 'a-szzz = -1e -zaz7
SPOKE zE4 ia as rzzs-ss
THIS water "a 3 E -
vas zeat ~ "a SsE z2ssz ~
day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
6ounoes oIe Guitar.

s. Cloud Is about 20 Do honor tc
The memory o. Gounod The flustri
ous composer A. one tine lived there
and for years Inhabited a pretty villa
AZ Moatretout. where be composed
the greater number Of his master.
pieces
During the Franco-Prussian war n.
German soldiers sacke. the property
and burned down the house Ever
thiaz vas destroyed with the ezce5
Ton n a guitar. which to-day IS 70 b.
seen L the Opera museum. This zli.
Tar i precious 70 admirers Of Faust
and Mireiile FOR more than one rea
son. for Il IS said that its chords re.
sounded to the composers first must
cal conceptions Il bears In the cen.
ter. written by the masters hand. the
words "Nsmi sprfle. 1852
Il IS now proposed 70 erect a monu
ment to Gouuod. which will be sur
mounted By a bronze reproduction Of
J. p. carpeaux's bust OF the great MI
stefan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
MORE i c. GOLD
Ard Nay cr..-Esc<G

as boxes q Cod za1 G-seuazsks
El y ser % ce-se1s E1o VIE LIE
Eost Interesting az1 u-lratIL er=srB
OF experience c1 lie GLOWING 1spHcs
+ EeE zzTs IN sse1 s-sc-s1 y
cree tazaz iz1 y changing I'm
cc14 = Postum
GEs tame Az aer1Iar e zee sr
zo-z css t-zse-s vao 1avs 5eea
11- - ard have aee1 a1acs1 -
4 Az 1sa Postum
: u g1I z1cE ar ere N1o LA
5eez - aFzT su P1srIz D.
calss < -z1s - lie z1e YEA and
e-4-zess a. ne s-st -a
Id g s@s saca a rers0a -gar
-sgzZ 5e Easy va 70 uaxs (
ce& ssc< AT WI a s1a7pT aca
zrs
zsEs y7I ever scurt A better
WsT = maze r -az1 % use ssur aez1-
1Z ~z5Go1sIs b .ae Dtar - Ezssr.
~ tat Ct aov 1a1 sea 5oil.az
seE-4 AT 5eztzzlaz a maj -isne
T1e- 4rz 5cl.zg uzrz Aofs slE i
E.1Ersa zcrs 70 sz-rzer ne favor azd
aoc6 Ta1 4 5isee x butter the sizs
r a pea VII prsvsnr 5o5llzx cTer-J
TEa contest a confined % those Who
Azgs s1 Postum prior u he 4zss
CO AZ zdvsr-selez-
E@ 5GEesE aad rrgrhsaI. DOR VIE
cc@rJ q szacissl gs--srz usr 5azz.
l-rzfl Yemen
C1z1ss. III close June ar 1907 ard
- sfzsrz received z>rsr TIA ezrs VII
% 41-sH Exz1iza1o1s q .etfers
" = zz1s ~ tarse .16zes nor
zsmsers q he Postum Cereal &C.
III T1er decisions VII BE- far aa1
elz ar = aezt Lizzie 5ox Containing
4 80 zclt Ctsce seat 70 each q TIE
sTs En-srs q ne most Interesting !s.-
t@rE . box Containing a g. gold piece
n sze1 4 TIE % zszt besr. a & zree=-
5zex - eze1 q Tie 10 nexr best arf
= . Ese15sck u each u The 300 next
5@zr Ezkl1Z ezsa Prizes distributed
n - 5Srso1E
EgeT friend Il Postum IL urged 10
write zEf earn letter vii be held In
hizh esteem By the company. az an
sytfezes q sseh friendship. while the
Nuie 5o1es q gold and envelopes o.
money VII reach may modest writer's
whose plain and sensible letters on
tain the facts desired. although the
sender may have but small faith n
winning al the time Of writing.
Talk this subject over with your
friends and . how many amoEz you
car win prizes. l. Is q good, honest
competition and IN the best kind OF .
cause, and costs tEe competitors abso-
iutelY nothing
Address your letter to the Postum
Cereal Co. Ltd. Battle Greek. Mich,
writing your own name and address
! s.sariy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
PREACHER AND TIE POET.
Writer ~specgia:.s or Shakespeare as
cngrcnsoer.

Probably Shakespeare did his own
thinking On questions Of religion. sad
little. and CONFIRMED strictly 10 the *
isdng o-ter stu ne question Il he
was a good ~churchgosr. The town aut
church u STAFFORD had a decide. bent
toward Presbyterianism. and there Is
reason 20 think that he did rot get
On vel with it in his respect Him
self the Eisest q preachers. he does
nor seem 70 have been fond Of preach.
Ing That which sounds most Ike Il
and very wise & is-c0mes from
Polonigs Ebom he calls a pratlag old
fool We fear that when he walked
70 church with as xlfe he Tez. 70
farther than the porch but st-ollet
Along the AVON. where he vzs found
By Susanna and Judith IN grassy
bank in close converse WITH 4a5sfss
pied and violets 5l4e and herb
grace as became Szn9zy AID Il
winter he was n0t sor-y F-ez coux.-
Ing drowned the parsons say The
preacher and the poet have never zar
on we'll together. a1t VII 1or MI
they are idendcaly tie sa1-e psrsau
As Cardinal Newman SAYS. a11 tneT
must not divide a1t az-az1utre Eha-
God have Joined togs--hes1s-s
7. Munger in the Fe1raa- A-.a1-c
Prefer diligence hets-e .e.ezszs n.
less you esteem rEzt before s-za-ea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

A German journalist visiting IN
Warrington. himself a mar Of stal.
a proportions. was rather inclined
70 ioos With something Ike contempt
o. the many gIdersizsd statesmen he
szv 4 the national legislature But
when Secretary Taft bore down upon
hin he xasDed In wonder. They were
Introduced aad after a short chat n.
secretary departed Just as he disap-
pezret from the Germans aari1az
gaze the towering form of Congress
man subway hove TITO view Tie
German looked Al the New Hampshire
man long aad earnestly. He is big.
ger han any man in his imperial ma
JESUS THAN zuar1s said the for
eller In a tone q chagria. and I
shall write one whole Letter about
hin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

back1ches. and NJ general hearth vas
11ac-et when 7 began using them. ny
feet we're swollen. ny eyes 2u-sd. and
1!zzy SPELLS we're frequent kidney
action vas irregular and he zeere-
lions hizhly colored To-day. how
ever T an 4 vel WOMAN. ard 7 an
confident that Deans Kidney Pills
have uate ne 20. and are keeping
ne well
sod By all dealers. 80 cents L BOX.
F1s-e- NFl5rru Co. Buffalo. y 7.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

A Nassacalser zz- -ez 3 z-r
Who had recently Esske1 a1- a AID
into whose family a Ri @
cone shortly aesors
What have yoE zaze1 zxs.
NJ Cree On beng ~ ~
u re a1tt.oz - zs fz-5T
Dets EE re = a& ~ va
Re re1T Esza z@~ lane GEs
sz1 ~ - ESzza $40 u N
t1e- szzzes1E n Gsez
~ m y1E a -
1se Gzrss C-e a. =
1s.crH -za z1-zT zz a -.
Ter al e5sT q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

A contest Is expected over re wfs
q Mrs. Isabelle Beechsr Hooker. IS
ter Of Henry Ward Beecher Mn
katherine Burton Powers II Brook
Inc Mass Eraaffauxhter OF MFs
Hooker. Il 81 rted 10 contest the
viii The bulk q he sta which =
estimated az about 80. 100. Is gwen &c
lie son u Ms Hooker. Or. Edward
p Hooker % Hartford Ms John c
Day q New YORK laughter % Mrs
Hooker. receives nothing because.
according 20 the VII. she aae her
daughter are 90 amply provided for
b. tas estate % her ate husband
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

Szs0r-i AKIN o1zzr II xsas.
but I have brains a.. Z have s-zz4
Tie nsl5sTs q NJ EcsrzT e.ls -.
tel gos rat gos1 have TIE rsez4es-
csoztsr n t0En .oE 4 soz-azx
Fzfner-Ard ! cza zsa1rs yo1. N
dar feIloE that Esst have ths great,
~ lecturer IL TIE torn sor 4 morser
NAV Yo1r request IA granted za1
Heaven help mean sIess-yo4-
Stray Stories.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
Latent ChristisnIty.

The fact is tas- there is a great
and growing ieaven Of latent CHRISTI
anity outside the churches. In our
times II has become much more Ike
ly than not that the first stranger you
meet In the street might safely %
trusted with your purse or your reDu.
tation. The love Of truth ana honesty
Is by no means a monopoly Of church.
going peOpls--MethodIst Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

The proof Of the merits Of a plaster
Is TIE cures II Effects. and the vo!au-
AFT testimonials Of those who have
used AIleoeEs PIas-ers during the
past sixty years is E1InpeaehzbIe
evidence Of their superiority and
should convince the most skeptcsL
Seltprziss IL 10 Recommendation. but
certificates from those who have used
them are.
AIlcoc<s are the original and gen
uine porous plasters and have never
been eqaaIed By those who have
sought to trade upon their reputation
By making plasters with holes in
them Avoid substitutes as you would
counterfeit money.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

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-t-sr ~ af f~l % a. .HENsr a .s Ia1g
a4sarss 3 a1e .sr - r4a .a.a-r so 49,
q --sa4 anf rlsr ut sra 49, 1Nr me ssn =
.sz EulED DOLLARS Pr stri act every
49, ? Es-srFs "a -Aaaat - .4-c1 1T as - Z
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u re a-eiEh5orh06 = axe TchAt.
AFRICA The 0the- 1aZ Fr aey-o -rouD-
~ commanded b. a cnr1o1 a-nei
va -ar5t1es 1-.y sgccruss.ly -
'enfe1 ! lttle Ind fsr- irllzst 90
war1ke TaG-egs. Ia when ne Tau.
-egz "a u The ATTEMPT lz4 ---e4,
he a-onpe-s alEss UT and I'm
azAd theu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

1ad 4 kidney IT'S.
VIII ind comfort IN
the words Of Mrs.
Jane Farrell. Of sos
Ocean Ave- Jersey
City v :. Tto says
y reiterate A. I
have said before IN
praise Il Doan J Kid
uev Pills. 7 had
been having heavy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

Al for l2c postpaid n order 70 intro
4ure our ~warran-ci seeds and i you
v .eHd a. we vii add one package Of
Per Ter Fa- ~ Can. flower. together
uI-h our mammnrh plant. nursery stock.
vegetable and farm seed ard tool cataloz.
This ea-alog = ma ed frse % al m
-ert ~ purchasers write today.
T-hn 4 ~alzer seed Co. Box ". Ia
Cros% We
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

The following advertisement an
Feared in q paper Of . small town in
Colorado.
For S1l-Aa old established. vel
payf1s z1der-akers establishment
The city is In . very unhealthy Ioca.
Ton where the mortality IL very
great There 10 only one doctor in the
whole town TIE deaths from fever
Alone pay the expenses. and the rest
Is clear profit There 10 no eoupso
uon--yadgeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
WEAK. PILE, THIN
7cssn8 To Health ard Also Cured
-er Daughter q Hrse-is-

al al
~ li-, 4a9 vas weak,
-l ard --1uh % VIII ~hea-lc5es Ny
aarc.s failed SD taar Z did rot rel
lsn uy food wa unable 10 90 NJ
work srca.se - r~ ra-es -
ALA fs.+ go r-.
o ,-F 4 ~ -
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u,s -ee
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

Il Is rot enough thar We swallow
truth Ne must feed upon II. a. III
secrs 20 on the leaf. till the whole
heart % coiored By rs qualities, aad
slow is food n every H5er-cole
r1!xe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

Writing on he caea1ezee u Iu6s-
tsz = F-zze@ Dr. Max Nor14z hzs
his - SAY How many French Jews
sIl hold religious beliefs. I viii no,
maze azy gg>sses a. 70 the number.
sgr K Il certainly small Il Jz1zisn
a ozly a religion. then religious laaif.
'srezes vi soon Put an end To Juea-
sr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

The foundation Of pride Is the wish
70 respect cues sell. whatever others
nav think the handspring az vanity
II the craving FOR the admiration cf
others. 10 natter AZ what cost 70 ones
self-respect-F. Marion Crawford
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

FITS, St Vitus Dance ard an Se-vov
Dssea%ss permanently cured b. DR.. KIM.
IRA nerve hesforer sezd for Pre- e %
Id si Arch St. FhiIadespha, Pa