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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

One q the workers in 4 Chinese
mission in Phflateirhia became in
terested in two Cinnamon xho she
found owned a sog-ishing Iau-sry
business n her oEa home neighbor-
hood Sc boxed in ouce IN awhile
% - hoE thlnS we're going With
them and one morning fou-d san
smiling and cheerful. IS usual, but
IcLE ! missing
Where Is John this morning. she
RSksG
On answered SAN aniablr
-Chlisu1n sen1emaa hit hin n TIE
head w1th i bleA and ss A. sane II
scs2litL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
PORTING TERMS ILLUSTRATED


Ore ~ the fat inclined men - Nez
fors has a novel uerhcl Of Keeping
himself in fHe f-uie L i a push
autHgll exercise Il The basement q.
his home which has 2 level concrete
roar he has Installed several Wheeled
objects one = i safe weighing tive
tors Another Is a box OF ch1Hus thar
used 70 belong On A Staten fslaat fer
y 5oar a a Balance u weighs g a
pounds SIN another is q cas--sE b1E
lioa cart thar used 20 DO dl-y II III
ASSAY Office weighs 1000 rounds.
bur- ray D. LOADED uIth pig iron u1 70
4 Ha9 pounds The exercise consists
IN Hg-i1z ard pushing -Hese vehicles
cvs -he eaor and iaI-iz< hy The -
web me-t ~ pr friend II Is Elective
Hs general strength ~1-1iEicus.
ant There IS I'd interchangeable
Ycrk Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
II. Arshsisnsu ard ire Bulls.

A. the time Archbishop RYAN was
selected for the POSITION which he now
occupies with 50 much distinction.
there vas some difficulty concerning
the Official announcement OF his ap-
~pointmeur Three OF four weeks
elapsed and still the papal bull had
uo- reached him One OF his friends,
who was deeply concerned in the doc.
uue1t. said 10 him with much souci
ta5e-
Your race. what DE- you suppose
has become % your bulls
I don't know. Was the smiling re
ioi1der. unless they are grazing OF
the Alps -Lppincotts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
MINISTER 4 TRIFLg MIXED UP
consequently There Was AZ A~~na-5
Perhaps in Funeral oratien.

Il was a. the funeral OF a ma, whc
had left his young and attractive hail
meet 4 widow Tor the thirt time A.
the time o. his death their clergyman
vas away on a European trim. ana fl
This emergency the Rev. pr. Blank
was called uuou
\ neiehh1r Instructed him hastily
as % The admirable qualities ~ the
deceased bis beuev1,e-ce pia-v ana
Einf disposition. and gave him vart-
Gus points as 70 his family relations
During -ha funeral Discourse m o1-.
ste- wuuii have suspected thar ,ha
Clergyman bad not heen a Hfa-orr
iHeni % the dead man When how
ever. h. came to mention the widow
IN bis prayer. IL was evident .ha. hs
e4ta In REGARD 20 he- had become a
tribe cunflsed He said
And nov we Commend 20 nv r.-a
Us widowed handmaid who has bssa
~e-eavef a-ain and azaln AMI a-as1.
Ins1 hrsiaHuS an Instant. b. afls4:
"Ant perhaps aaiu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
TIE STORY.

az Asst OF bar no, forever Surely.
Il thy love IS toward thy wayward
people Of Israel 0 Cod
The words were spoken in an &c
stasy Of religious fsrvo-. and the
prophet jeremiah arose as he SPOKE.
and going 10 the open door. he looked
cut cross the landscape towards The
eas- But as he stood there he did
Tot seem 10 b studying the scene
which stretched il al its beauty b.
fore him His eyes seemed only 10
Be looking into space. as though striv-
inS 70 penetrate 10 regions beyond the
range OF his vision
All. he broke out al last. my
brethren over there shall find comfort
in this message. and the mouths OF
ths false prophets viii be stopped The
captivity Is hard. and those whom
NebuchadueEZar has carried to Baby
lon yearn for Jerusalem. but there can
- no return until God opens the way.
God has revealed his purpose and has
axed the date. and again the
prophet reiapsed into silence.
It was before the complete destruc.
lion 81 Jerusalem and after Nebuchad.
aezzar had visited the city and had
carried OF many OF the elders OF the
people. the priests and the best OF the
people Jeremiah had been suffered
70 remain behind in Jerusalem. and
he had striven 10 bring the people Of
the city into the spirit OF submission
10 the judgments which were falling
upon the nation
Word had cone 70 him not uauy
days before that certain Jews had
passed from Jerusalem 70 rhsfr b-eth,
ren in captivity saying that thev
brought 4 message from the Lord that
the captive Jews were soon 70 return
and help strengthen the hands Of rhef,
brethren IN preventing their beloved
city Of jerusalem from falling into
The hands o. their enemies And q
back up their testimony and main.
tain that they we're true prophets sent
By God they quoted passages from ~
BOOK Of the aE which declared ia,
God lad promised 70 restore the can.
cvlty Of judah This had created a
spirit of unrest amcng the eaD-fva
JeES and utterly helpless As seemed
the chance OF successful sadirion ~
purpose began 10 form in ths MINIS
OF the boldest q them TO make r.
attempt
And when word Of these things haa
reached jeremiah he had been great.
" troubled. knowing that such r.Iss
teaching could only end d-isastronsl,
not only for the Jews n captivity IN,
for those that stiu remained IN Jerr-
salem
What could he d. Jeremiah asked
himself, as he paced to and fro /,
MS solitary retreat outside the vail
cr jerusalem, 70 meet his new d.
cu-ty and stop the mischief which had
5egunt He knew thar false homes
aroused could only pIange into great
p depths OF suffering He knew
that the time had not come when the
Jews should be restored 10 thstr Land
And yet -hat word was there which
he could speak which would refute
the words Of the false prophets. spoken
50 plausibIy and based SO clearly upon
the declaration Of God that he would
bring back the captive Jews
oh. God he prayed. reveal thy
self and bring TO naught the counsel
of those who would lead the surerine
people into fatal ?
After that prayer he felt better. and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

PotIafeh Is a custom Of Distributing
gists practieet BY the Kawiutl. Chin
swan and other tribes OF the north
vest toast The principal actor IL The
ceremony IS some member Of the tribe
who has spent years in accumularinz
treasures Of all kinds. which he gives
away in z grand display Of g~susrosf-
u. All the tribssmSn OF the villages
for miles around attend the ceremony
Honor binds the recipients OF the gifts
however. 70 such an exreut thar they
become Indebted 10 the giver 70 double
the amount Of the present. so Thar the
potlatch is. instead OF an ext-ravasaace
q wise investment against future ?
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
sERaoNETTE.

The time az tire resgr, e. tire
Jews frc1 their captivity AZ
Babylon ~ss definitely fixed ara
made known ey God 10 his
prophet ~eJerenisn. ard through
rim &c tire reosie.
When 6od Sc grsciousiy re
vesis MS tines ard seasons TO
mar, Il S thst trey may Sc; into
step ~it, tire Divine rrcsra-
ard fslt.r rot IN fsth until
premise Becomes reality
Ho~ wonderful ara resssur-
irs s tire thought thst after al
trst man Z, say CT &c tire fact
remains trst ths &C ~erid 8
N tire eor;roi e. tire i-Hrit. ard
s beng run according - tire
schedule sc. ~ Geo s~sy sses
n tire Beginning CO tire
Mars iniG9ty ray ccrtgse
ard obscure rs eseeee e-ce
&c ire 0fsi-e will arc as ray
binder ard e-sy. ut trey car
ret stay fe- ere -c-ert TIE
urfoi-rs 81 tire isrser rgrpeses
CT Geo Fer tire ~or1
Severity years Geo Z arc
. years . Nas
st Gee sees 4. always r-
ses ire eef7te tire 60 RS
Movements sn1>t ~ere foily fo-
-sn C ~ C c~enetrst- ire vel
CO ire s-sro~- ard learn ire
secret scre1ule
CrrEc s cc- &C agar. ~. -cf
t-st =sy arc TIA; -cg- <-e~eth
&c -sr. ro. ret re s-ses en-
: = HEAVIER. neither t-e Scr.
ct ire Father-
Therefore ~ztcht
Ire rus szt- ire ler1
~n 60 eecisres tie erc-se CO
Ire return ard Hxes tire safe CT
~-cr ire ~c-ee-fuI ex-ls-a
ter. Fer s-oN tire thoughts
thst tr-s so~s-- you
thoughts CO resee ARD ret e.
e~iL. &c give Ycs sn e-c arc ar
esceet1- en-.
Anc tire unfolding CO Gees
-ian fer tire ~cric since t-er
rss siercUsiy confirmed ard es
taciisrea tnis declaration
Thoughts Ct eeaee arc ret
CO evil Gc5 EXTENDS 70 tire
weird trorvsn nfs Scr tire Give
branch of resce- W-cse fault
will : &c q tnst Give branch
refused eeccues a. lsE- tire
averaging s~or= CO Gees iuc1-
merit against esilf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

sat quiet. Whether IL was vision OF
dream he knew not. but he knew tina;
when he again became conscious
Of his surroundings hours had
passed. and be knew that God had
spoken 10 his heart and had revealed
% him his vOntruus plans Il had
seemed 70 him as though he had been
lifted Up until he had stood beside
one whom he knew was Cod He
looked not AZ him because Of the great
r%everential fear which held him. but
only az the place where 4 moving
finger seemed 20 b. tracing a writing
on the parchment that lag before him
Instinctively. ROW. jeremiah looked
on The table before him 10 see II the
parchment lay there. There was a
parchment lying there. but II was one
b. had brought and placed there when
b. had contemplated writing a mes
sage 20 his brethren in Babylon And
Il vas blank
Blu, I know Gods message. he 81
claimed and then burst out in the
words q ecstasy with which our
story opens
But xhy sit here in idleussst~ h
exclaimed. after he had returned frou
the door aad had again dropped int
The chair that stood before the rude
table No uue must b lost.
Thus saith the Lord Of hosts. he
wrote. as be had seen the words stand
oct upca the parchment upon which
the finger o. God had moved. unto all
that arr carried away captives. whom
I have caused Q b carried away from
Jerusalem unto Babylon Build ys
houses and dEeu in them. and plant
gardens and eat the fruit q them:
take ye wives. and beSet sons and
daughters and take wives for your
sons and give your daughters 20 hus
bands. thar they may bear sons and
daughters that ye mar Increase the-
and uct diminish And seek the peace
q the city whittier I have caused ycu
20 - carried away eapuves. and pray
unto the Lort Tor r.. for in the peace
thereof shall ve have peace For thus
salth The Lord q hosts. the God q
Israel. Let lot your prophets All
your tiviaeE. that - IL the us3s; q
ycu deceive you neither harken &c
ycur dreams which ye cause 20 -
dreamed For they pruphesv falsely
u1to Tcu n ny uame- have not sent
then saith the Lord For thus saith
the Lord That after . years D
accomplished a Babylon I vii visit
you and perform nv good word toward
you in causing yoG 10 return .
this place For I know the thoughts
thar I think toward you saith tire
Lord thoughts Of peace and not q
evil TO give you an end and expecta
ton
With this message Jeremiah has
tened % the king and having Euu
his consent. placed Il in the keeping
OF two messengers Elas7h and Gsmart
al and started them on the journey
10 Babylon
Little more remains 10 Be told TIE
words % the Lord spoken By Jeremiah
the prophet quickly Quoted the cap
tive Jews and caused them Z bow in
humble submission TO the punishment
Of God But word q the treachery q
the false prophets reached the ea-s ct
King Nebuchadzszzar. and he caused
Ahah. the sou q Koiaiah and Zeaekia1
the son q M4assiah- 70 - apprehend-
ed and z BE- slain before the ewes q
their brethren
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
SKIN TRoU5LEs r
Ftrss rad itehirs Sssh-Thres.er-a
Later Win 5leoe-Poison n Les
Relied CT cgtieura Re-ec es

About twelve or ffreen years ars
i bad i h~reakir-out. and b. itch@f
and srun- SD badly that I could rot
have ans peace because q f. Three
doctors df4 not help me Then I usess
s1ue Curicu-a soap. Cu-icura Oiut-
meat. ard Curiclz Resalveut a1i
heS11 % get better right ava They
cured me ard have nor been bo-he--I
wi-s the itching since 20 amouu- 70
ANYTHING About two wears a-1 I
h1- IA grippe and pneumonia which
1T ne wi-h a pain in my side T-s1--
men ran 4 into MY Lex which then
swe-let and bean to break out The
doctor vas afraid r. would -1-1 -
blood poison I used his medicine
but i iii no good then I 1s=i RE
Cuticl-a Remedies three times and
cured The breaEngCut on ms IL.
Een1en. Milan No. Nay -. Is87.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

Two had Hr-le boys we're stautiu.
q ne street ce-uz when anorher
wssset Hfri- boy PASSED N his
va 20 the drug store 70 bus candy.
Lets take his penny away from
HIM q bad boy suggested 10 the
J-her.
No. replied his wicked COMPANION.
rs bes- 20 Wait Until he GOES in and
BUYS chocolate with IT.. and then ven
steal the chocolate Wor's the Use Of
dom extra wors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

was then teposed and NOS NJ -
crew made OF in the boats.
Later. when it was PROPOSED IN
coed against the socalIed m~urfn.s-.
the lzv officers Of the crown decides
that the men had been correct in tha;-
view This discovery led 10 the fran.
ing Of section 81 OF the articles Of var
which provides thar in Ease Of shin.
wreck. d~estructios or capture by u.
enemy a ship has TO be deemed 70 re-
main in commission pending incuiry
into the circumstances By a coqrt-m.r
tiaL-Tit-BitS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

The custom OF holding courts-mar-
ual in our navy after every case OF
shipwreck has a curious origin. In
II4I the Wager. one Of Commodore
Ansons vessels. was wrecked OF the
coast Of Chile, most Of the crew being
saved
The men and some Of the junior
officers held that they were no longer
amsuable TO discipline. because their
pay ceased with the wreck. but the
captain. whose name vas Dayy Cheap.
differed. treated them as m~utineerx
Id shot I OF the nidshiDmen. He
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

Yen say she suspects IA. N
years gOrs b hs- husband Va. . bur
GAR
She feels sure % IT
Why. in the name Ct xootrez-
Because When he gets ~ n uI<hs
to gtthe baby i drink hs never falls
over the observation-disclosures Pusc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

At a heavy transfer point on sixth
avenue. SAYS 4 letter to tie New York
Times. few seats being vacant on o
Twenty-third street II. a youth dart
cd under the arm q n stout woman
and pumped himself down in the sea;
she vas about 10 occupy Gi3riaE
she hurled al him. II I wasn't a per
feet lady I'd swat yCu ore on the
mouth Another yourg "a arose.
raised his hat. and begged her to ST;
down When seated she bszmsd rpoa
him srd said, sir. you're = gentle
man. them Others 3 hnE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

Hantsu1e Percy Ease-ocks ts-
young chauffeur. drew TIE girl more
closely 70 hin
Al the world loves 4 Icver. ssa--
@L Re whispered
But Louz Codes red rp ez-iea
sn1sEhzr sksr1caIly-
You havsrr Interviewed Para vet
Pe7cy. she xz--aa hin
VITA IN ozinogs meaning sound he
Csat = spet O.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

o. a vs-y hot Sunday morning
James vas required 70 accompany Is
father 70 church
That was cuurrz-y 70 his Iacliua-
ton
-Farhsr.- said he Why need psc
PIE 20 70 church when il Is 50 hot
Ny son, his father replied satan
Il around As much II hct weather a.
A. any time
GA said the boy. but satan does
rot mind kct xez.1sr,-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
LICE In POULTRY
Borax Sprays Safe Preventive
Simple, Cheap. Harmless
to Fowls.

30 Mule Team Borax vas \ god
thing to nd poultry OF lice I had used
50 much inEammable Lice killers that
nv Poultry Houses regular IRE
traps. I gave ny 8 C W LsgAor1
house 4 good spraying inst two months
axo. Since I have caught several hens
and found no lice. / an rid q Ice
and shall continue &c uSe 20 Mule
Team Borax Is 4 spray. also as 4
wash
(SIzedl MRS p R BrT-HAM.
Roswell New Mexico
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

Head = Fru tto old bookkeeper-
Hez-y seuve wo-set for Is for 80
years ans during that rine you have
he-H faithlul and y1r- work has ben
Bur yua ara nos 30 Old
thar Ne must replace yeu 9Th 4
yoz nan We are verv grateful
10 You Henry ana u course VII %
the risht thing Have sou saveds
Henry couldn't 9TH ny large
family
As though, Then I want 70 sa-
70 yoa that We shan be only roo CAD
= keep o on for a month OF 81 at a
r- lc~i salary until you car place
yUz-elf -zeEhsre-IucSz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
LYDIA E PiNKHAM'S
WeEIARlE COMPOUND

A&- VIII 1OUl-- OF 3 COLUMBIA
Ave- RockAnd. Ne SAYS
Twas -rouhled sor alor< tina With
dreadful haex1rhes zzi \ pain n NJ
de- and vas n<zhis n ereU wy.
cor.nre1 E1-ii | vas Discourage ard
thcE<At ! would never Evt well Trad
what LYDIA Z PzkhAzs Ve-e1hse
Compound had Gone for c.herS aid
eecsSe1 % TT e; a.ter taxing th--
hoc-lsS l can truly ay that I never f..
- vel n NJ lie
Mrs Augustus lyon Of East Ea-i
Pa writes 70 Mrs. Pinkhau:
u had very severe baek1eh% and
preSSzzco=a pains Ieould rcs xleel
and had 10 appetite L-IiA z PAX
hams Vegetable Compound cured -
and uaes ne feel Ike 4 Few wo-az-
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
FOR thirty years LYDIA Z Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. made
from rootS and herbs. has been the
standard remedy for female lis
andhaspcsiFivelyeursi thOUsa1iSot
women who have been truubhd with
dISplacemantS. Inflammation uIepa-
tim. fbrOd tur1o-S irregularities,
Periodic pains. baekacha. that hear-
nSA1own feeling fztuency. indigeS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p7ustars1n-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
aus:-alis's Wiz Oysters

Oysters : Sometimes regarded -
@1xs7ols but they are not usually
considered savage A Queensland
Judge however. las decided thzr they
are Wild beasts Before \ ROYAL crl-
mission CT the pairing Industry.
which has been sitting az Brisbane. n
witness stated that eight Yeas azo he
had Ai1 leoea shells IN the neigh
oornood q F-atay island Tie Jap
aaese stole the shells and tAs district
court t1Gge he'll that a. pearl shell
oysters were aid animals there VS.
10 Penalty snr stealing them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

Pretty busy now. aren't your quer.
led The druggist
That's what" replied the NJ D L
fnd it difficult to keep track Of al NY
patients
Yes. / suppose {. reioinsd the
druggist. seeing that when a man
dies his name Is dropped from the city
dfre-.alry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

An Irish maid IN the service Ct Q
Washington family reeeatly sought
permission o. her mistress 70 take
Al afternoon II for the purpose Of
co1sllrin< 4 eszti<t
Cpo1 her rstE-n- the mistress said.
Well Resale. did yOg have TIE
tooth filed
1 did. mum
AMI what Cd the dentist cI n
v1th-Sost CT znzizn-
I don't know Just what & raS
nun. but from the ~zy I feel I
should think Il vas with thunder ard
hiShtztnE mua
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

What pay iii yoG SEE asked the
a-iabie mistress q her uaid. who had
been taken By her best young man 10
The theater the evening before
They didn't tell the uarse q it
returned the maid II said on the
outside ot the thezter thar il was
As You Ike Il. and I did Ike IL,
but l tout know the rans-New
Yo-k Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
NoT poLIAes eur Eccs

First Thesrian-whsn I vas play.
Ing IN Kansas City and getting NJ
200 a night
Second Dstto-Hold on, there.
Monty. make that five.
First Thespiaa-No. lack: upon my
hoaor-soo 4 night regular. Eggs are
cheap there
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

An itching trouble is not necessarily
! dangerous one. but certainly I most
A~sagresable affection No natter the
name Il you itch-it cures you Hunts
Cure IS 1t Absolutely guaranteed
70 cure any form Of itching known.
First application relieves
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

EaeA spring for I've O. 81 years I
oroke CE1 with 4 kind Of Eczema
which nothing seemed 10 relieve pe--
zansntly- FzaEy I tried 4 box ct
Hunts Cure. Thseh promptly cured
ne Two yeaS have passed but The
CUGhle has lot returned
MRS KATE HOWARD
Little Rock Ak
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

H-fo1 are getting CT 1ze
Shs-An ! swimming gacsfuIiyt
E-Cz-EeS All EXCEPT your face.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
Nc Otre1

L Is \ class 70 Itself Il rs 70
rivals L cures where others merely
relieve For a-osS pains Sit Sofzts
cuts burns bites etc Z l. The eusek-
ct and sl-et remedy ever devised
We Cea1 H1ars Lighting on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
II Wculc Seem So.

~Beauy IS only skin deep re-
marked the party with the quotation
habit
And If some portraits Of handsome
women are accurate rsiOined the
peevtsh person beauty IS quite a dis
lance outside the cuicIe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
-sPOHNs-

This i the name II The creates. N
rem=ile= for pstemper. PINK p. H,~-
and 4 ike among al Axe OF horSS So
D Druggists. Harus@ Makers or Sr9 -
the manufacturers $50 ard 81 4 h.rrls
AGENTS w1ntei Send for five book. 500,
Asheal Co. >Pse- Contagious Rsea~S,
Goshen Ind.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

6lcE~efrx

Ma Twaddles-Weu. here's a -Na-
poleon Of Wan street. who Is well
named
Pa TwaddleS-Hox's that
Ma Twaddles-He's spending his
last days On the island-CIevsIard
Leader.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

And haven't you ever taken n ride
In an autOnobileg asked the mar
with the new machine. p~iryingly.
No" replied the plain person. In,
fel out Of a t~hirdstory window
oonca."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

II you are blue. detected. ard feel
Ike the world has ii in for YOU the
chances are your liver is taking a few
days on Put ii TO work BY using
simmons Liver Purifier (tin boxesl.
It's the best regulator OF them al.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

Ine Butler-What makes the r,ssu
In such a bad huaor this moru;nr-
lie Maidstone woman told her \
secret last night. and she's forgotten
L-Srray Stories
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
His leo.

Yes. he doesn't do anything but
Pick up pins all the time.
Well vel, that's 4 queer supe-stt
ton
Not At all It's an occupation Hes
employed in a bowling alley.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

HsrEt-What Kind &C q fellow s
Gruers
Je~er-oh IL yu1 we're running fer
train hs would stop you to ask Z
Eo1 thought Mas vas Inhabited
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

Worldly Agu-S=e here. Edith,
ma Young ran 70 whom you've en-
gagged yo1rselt-k bis future as
sI-ede
E1th-oh. e auntie. He was
baptized as a chiId-Judge-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

10 trouble NE 80 Sc
verely that AZ last
had 10 give up
took TO ny bed and
stayed there four
months. suffering in,
4 pain. dizziness,
headache Ind in
fammzfion Of TIE
bladder Though
without hops I D.
gan using Deans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
IIfe's Mes, Inrcr..r. r,e.sr

I have cone 10 see that cleverress
s1eeess. attainment count for little:
that goodness. or character. Is the i'm
porta1t factor in Efe-Rouanss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
Reason,

He that viii Tot reason IS a bizo..
le nat cannot reason is a fool: ana
ae that ca-es not reason Is A slave
Henry Drummoat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
To DRIVE OFT MALARIA

Taks Ne 0d ><and2ra GRoyEs
AA- A1NA1 Yes knus shat Fga arp "a -
"a nrzl2 = pl4uly printed a ~v~v 49,
n< - SIMPLY ca ! ne and Ina n \ 49,.
sopAe All enlair-n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08
sucic 6csxcrl-

Ire worst use that ear BE made os
success Is 70 beast q ir-A--hu-
HELPS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-08

Asia and Africa have about Z ana 4.
70 Christians and s42.900.0s0 non.
Christians