davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

Aeroplanes may be used by the navy
for scouting purposes. 1t looks as If
war would soon become so complicated
as to be impossible.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
Foraker

The political revelations which have
t.t en- made IL the past few days place
Senator Foraker of Ohio among the
has beens. ns.''-Humboldt Standard.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
When They Kicked

1t should not be forgotten that neither
Roosevelt nor Taft read Foraker out
of the party. Each was willing to com
promise with the Ohio senator but
neither hesitated to kick him when he
was down and out.-Visalia Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
OF What Force?

OF what force is President Roosevelt's
blather about the trusts as long as he
steers clear of the tariff. the prolific
mother of the brats?-Philadelphia
Record.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
Political Points
Can't Fool the People

Obviously, no one need be beguiled
into voting for Mr.. Taft because he
promises a special session to consider
tariff revision, that is, If the voter
wishes to have scientific revision, or
believes that the whole tariff should be
lowered New York Evening Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
General Apathy Gone

Sharply varying opinions indicate
that at last General Apathy has been
driven from the field and that General
Mixup is here in his stead.-New York
World.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
stiIl Behind

China is about to install an elevated
railway. But she Is still behind the
times. We use aeroplanes over here.--
humboldt Standard,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
stumpIna and stumped

Mr. Taft is stumping the country and
the tariff question is stumping Mr..
Taft every time he tackles it.-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
The Public Letter BOx


ns
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
Indistinguishable

Much as different flying machines
differ in their makeup when they start
ont usually when they strike the
Ground ii is hard to tell one from an
other.-Humboldt Standard.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
DO YOU

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
A SIMPLE SAFEGUARD Is 5uyTSo
PAINT.

Everybody should know how simple
ard sasy il IS 70 avoid all EresrtlintE
In buying paint materials. There are
uaav surcallsd white leads en- the
ra1rzet. which contain chalk zinc.
earytsS and other cheap ad1lrerarts.
Cu,sss the property cxusr takes al
var-1ze OF the simple means q pro
sscts11 accorded I'm hv reliable white
ssat manufacturers be runs great risk
Of getting an lzfsricr azd aGslssraret
white bad
It Is 70 Protect the r~sius-buTsr
against fraud and at1iterzticn th1t
Na-ic-al Lad Company. the largest
MAKERS q xsnuins Pure Waite Lead
rlacs their famous Ds.ca BOY Paint
sr trademark On every keg q thsi-
prcsi1rt. an absolute guarantee % IS
vurHy ard e81lfy Anyone Who vans
10 make a practical test q rhite Leaf
and wks wants a valuable free book
abc1t gaining sacal4 aat-sss NJ
tion1l Leaf Company. WocdsrfGgs
BBlE. Nsw Vera All 81 for test
sgupusne.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

EA-Z 8 stu zEzzlas he F-zncA
sras1 he ar=<c cn1und-uu s.
Na=rs t1es II cuus f-om~ one
~ says 1a- ATTN cones 20 3
t-u- r. sz1 IN soue form os sgIa-
@-a=a-s1 He does not helEsve IL TO
y s-uerstzg Inherent = certain earn
aor1 s~1as-alces slch A. The pfrch-
,srL from Eaich e Eas first errraer-
ct ne hLzEs that 4 eouss to earth
eoz11llE n tzEnt-ssI@aI g1aarfrfes
STA sE--T ray q light 50 20 s5sak
rh4- reaches Is fru1 Tie s1Ear orr
ms 1ecoznrz L. says IN a usasurs
for The traces q ra.1zn being CON
uzzAlE discovered in al sorts az
thA1E z1seous AMI mineral alExa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
rHess cUsss CT sclevA.
Wear Tells - Ter 5--c-ers Terrell,
sG---G-Ta1 7sei-s as, e4r.@
-cgr<<-. ~t1vaSza-l.

w h-uChsr hIf eczsza three r.
ssre-- Summers Each Sumner II cane
chr between hz sh1uassrs ant down
Is olc< lzt b. slat rs suffering
VS. terrible When u cara @ The
-h--t SINNER. - hsu=1s 4 hcx oc
CE-cHra Ct--u-sr- sa1 -tss & a f1l-a-
W sr-al SNoa 40 asEa1 e. szsE setter
AT - r1-gs himself sra-v-v cf co
re-1 wth Cu-ra-l A Ehiv r. Il
ta-1 hslrt q hrw ~ f-t1E1rer
Us Nlfsr k-f tf-~,i ha- a--le s-r
e terrible ec-szl By ia C1-icu-1
Rs-e RS Ats E---s cue h1s
- sc-sE1 81 1lEv rh1- rsev riruxar
r1sV Euui lose Il So used C--r
cu1 Esus Iz6 -AeF cru-s,s her
-.lat ez- All Is Ese1sa sever
ca1= od-E N-s Ss-aA = Lusx Com
vac Gch S1= = sz4 Serr = t..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

A-e uaE II thsf- giory-their bzsE
Tess E good ant they are happy
Ts=re 5 10 earthly Use CT your ~
ing k-u chew on Tuu however Il
Eeu don't Efs their ways l little
Hunts Lightning Oh applied 70 e.
posed parts VII keep them CT and
Immediately relieve the irritation
caused By their bites. Rub a Little
o1 AID see for yourself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

A church appot1cet a committee 70
r. Subscriptions for a chine CT bells
TheE had sen nearly al. the c-rxr~-
CARTON
Wien thsv went 70 500 a -afhsr
-ror member they tsid aim hey
would Lac a sntI amount toward i
Ffe prDuEssi Q give as ugch IS i.
euubt but Re said Do1r you mink
4, w1alf ee cheaper TO pgt 4 Waite
fr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

Many extensively .ivsrtsset reu-
edtss a-s futures when put 20 the
tsst HINTS Lightning Oh IS an *
cspti0u Confidence in il Is never
utspiaced-tsI5Poiut-szt never fol
b1ws its Il is certainly the great
eS- emergency remedy now o~5-aiulhts
For cE-s hurns. sprafrs aches and
pains I know 70 equal
GEO T. PADDOCK.
C1uf5haz. 10.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

PsouisS Eere originally esteemed
less Tor beauty of bloom than fo- value
a. 4 medicine In recognition Of It's
curative virtues tee peouy vas named
after P1eo1 the physician ct TIRE
gods An Old writer says -Abcgr an
Infants recs hang peo15e Ic cures
Alcvtes crusIt -ai15fe Nor I'D the
use O the Plant sop there. FOR reu1y
water vas esteemed and drank II Dr.
ciu or merely a. Z refreshing ten
psrancs beverage Is u1-e tam zos1sru
WRITER'S c1n s1y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
c---ar WIZ rs-rr Trr

Negotiations among the German
u-anEfIccIrsrs q val paper have fnal-
D. Ist 70 the organization Of 4 trust
The Leading manufacturers WHO
have sI-satv Us1ed have Il combined
ANIMAL production Of aeuU- Is9al89e-
Tie total output of wall paper IN Ger
zI1y i estimated 1t s7.add.Q00 ger
au-url
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
Catarrt Cannot Be Cured

w-ra LOCKL APPLICATIONS u sasv c1nnnr -1rh
ne "a ~ ne fse1=e CIntr-1 . a aaussi or -nnsri-
1griGnal tss1-r ami n lrisr al -rs ? Tw1 must =aks
nfsrlM -fue-iz EAis DhEa-1 CUr = -xken n
uerlAlv and nrs 4ir-r-v urun ne 1anst ant nlIrutIr
3r1ac- ais Cau-1 Cu~ = lur = Ularx rrsI-
-uH- q - 1u=rfnr-t ~ Ime n Ear 1e-r lnvslraIn-
n rs rulur-T nr r-nE Knd > . -Erllr 1rr-rrfurlnr
II = -1ruua--G ~ ne nssr ulnifs xluWu. elmninni
YIN ne 'H-r oiuur purfr- Ic-uE flr--rv IN ne
utiE1Hl- -z-fl.T@ ne 1sr1sr -lrn1tunrnn df ne
rFa uCT-frr1s > N1ar rrgucrs s1ra vunffsrrn ~
HusA ~ rlr1rE zEtr-1 ~-ct Wr u-fuluuaaE ire
= EEEEET q co. P-lr-. rIisssn. o
H5sf ~ 7-x--uS -.
La 4uE. semiv FHls Or sa-n-uuza1n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
esAssuLlE SUMNER rcussrs


u tiEnr Kill ne. but I think IT would
T IL has 1ot been for Hunts Cure I
vs. tired miserable and vel nigh
used 70 when I commenced using It
for IN oil and seTsre case OF Eczer11
One application relieved and cue box
cured ne I believe Hunts Cure VIII
cure Iav form o. itching known to
-1zSfrG
CLIFTON LAWRENCE
Helena O =.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

NusSsy tried ter gEiS boozin- Hs
Cucc tried C g0ht cure. but Il xasur
10 SuCt
NV - 1nv Ting fer hu would
- g. E1rksI cure
- z5csef cure
Yea Aeeptn aicsels away fran
nI Philadelphia Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

A--feaz caFir1isrs eozteuplat.
working 4 Concession q slaaa acres %
hardwood timber II Hozduras Twenty
miles Of railway. With spurs. are 10
D Constructed Shipments VIII -
-a5s TO thu UEired States Is II.
An6 IS cleared rubber. banana Z
eocua ~fl as planted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

aED I suffered mis-
cry With Iunbag1
Z nf
was a % Pain.
DCuzs Kidney Pills
removed The whCts
EEcul-y after crly
a short time Al
though 10 not
Ike 20 have my
nEe usaI publicly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

Ma-rtsd n the paIariaI rzstss-cs q.
tie g-uo-s tarhsrt1Izw. Miss
PhEschss RCauin and Mr. Efx.-.
srsrz~ The bride IS a 1r- believer
. M a-rtry taso-T. and TIE z1oz
. a e~aelF a1vOears ot the uzwrf-rsn
A~ We predier 4 lag I ha,uw-
~tax~-Pacx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10


AE .
an int "a
rll nan E7rt Iris
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
Physicians Recommend CaStOr1a

CASTORIA has met with pronounced favor on the part Of physicians pnarma-
~ ceutical societies and medical authorities. It is used BY physicians with
results most gratifying. The extended use of Castnia IS uquestionahy the
result Of three facts: Ert-Ths indspuahe evidence that it is harmless:
s.sa4-That it not only a1ays stomach pains and qmas the ner7es, but assmi-
lnes the food: Iafs-It is an agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor Oil
L is absolutely safe. It does not contain any Opium. Morphine, or other narcotic
and does not stupef. t is unlike Soothing Syrups Batemans Drops, Godteys
Cordial, etc. This is a good deal for a Medical Journal to say. Our duty, how
ever, is to expose danger and record the means Of advancing health. The day
for poisoning innocent children through greed or ignorance ought to end To
our knowledge, Ca4ora is a remedy which produces composurs and health, BY
regulating the syzem-nOt by stupefying it-and our readers ere entitled to
~ rrsrnatin-Hnu:s Journal of health.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

LEnchsr-s this meant 70 be short
-aker
N1Itsr-Tes. sir
Lllchsr fsa-rdSticIIIvl-Thsu for
heaven sac take Il away and berry t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

ats & very cisver- sus evidently flr
from i real genius
Wat makes yo1 thizS So
why. h. : fairly ~puaeruai about
ksspt-s his appointments
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

z Teu wish To grow far. strong and
nea-rhv. gsr I'D CT the impurities n
yuur system BY using simmons
Sa-sapartIIA T lifts you up-keeps
ven well and makes the cd world
Ieck cheerful
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

I make an eIrsrttcn n this casa 50
thas orhsr sufferers FROM sbtusv r-uu-
BE ray profit BY ny experience
S'fd Dr. all dealers 50 csass a box
FosssrNlsusu Co. BI-alc y T
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
tn DETvE oC

Etke ne ohf -Elrtlirt erlltW.- T~N-rELE--
ghlLL tuN4N- Tsu krsE a ma vau arr HAnG
Tee ruusA - plainly lrnr.f n svr-w asarr =
sh1FlE e 3 fuar eur - amt irru n q -aa- ~.
rlr7u. ant ne ur-c sTrvrI1 Lrn. For x-rr1
s.uuln ant thfHt-su. Ne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
cirser n Nv Y,rs s,ac,

There "a N ave-aze Of seven cs-
collisions 4 ttT - The srsam subway.
ssvaist anf s3rfaes railways CO ".
NerG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

The lar who IS always taking
himself never says anything thar
q calculated TO benefit his fellow nan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

Whether ured cut worried. sleepIsss OF
VIA not L gEtsts and rst-eshss brain
ART R-rves. It's EGxtf and pleasant 10
uAsr ira bottle n1~c-reg.Iar SKA &c And
IL AZ 9rusx.s1x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

III 9Ht Fa=s1 e1z-ra q P1msaf
T--1 @ - 1e~1 -@apeaeL s ar1a.
AZ a. @l Lfq Es4-s old t. pH.
u-Gue r~aa-rasa-t L cn4rs.-t
aAlr e -es Bces Boom1et t1--ns
Is rsts Shnrrs EL cunazs .
tly earEe er11zzn=a- q
-gHage or= e these II M1l-ss
l11as &- 9<zG 1z -sarssz q
lesson 4 nsas1 GI-f7s the pres
~ cherrv season 70 H. ssu-a ~ stas-
Places besides PhtusesnL SoeaEtus
t-um rs -an5sesae WAsrs- DARING
sIeaI
TIE ham-rr - E@1-1 WIS Nv. p NJ
ser saz-g -s es~E--s - -as r--s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

Ecerly Hor-Toz- face axzk- f.
-e1orT- When ook A. yea "
tsS1ss,s are uksa way.
lc.g % toleE nz-PA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

Elephants are being employed IN
P1rfs Is sandwich men 70 advertise
4 uIsse hall in the Champs EIysees.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

VI Cs-E- W. Ersv = r. taa-r
- -1s1u scs14 rs ut E5rzs
T1= zora-x Evsv t+s-r
-a 111 hanas ant Feet a
E1 = hens = hl-oss crt
E1 ar aecu-zx r1--sz -
--res st II - zur-x sass
- 1-a<s6y = - c-ucfuau : %.
~ DR. re- se7e- u=az=
Jesus cs rHs gav~ n -
t r. HsE - crz p.
paved r these -h1r EEet rim Re
- ~ IA rs -1scra,u
vas cr z rs ascension rka-
w. ~ 1sC n s~-ecrle1a l.
Flag H sv "a r. z--z--s-ssr
l SEA- PsaEE - arh=-z X. b.
ar raud-s He Evat -
r. ad 1r as H -1se tom r.
Sat Pr Is r. 1-z-rssi=s a.- Z
a1sr av= Have vgr svss
So rs uve A. v5u lot
c,4---E By - All I il 7 . Hr-ss.
~ INV Al usz zucs Ne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

Habit. Il lot resisted sCcn becomes
nscsssiy-Sc Augustine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

That Murine Eve Reme8v Cures Eyes.
Nhses Weak Ewes Strong Dossu 2 Smart.
>sothss Eye Pun amt >aIs tor SIC
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

Pretty teeth are responsible for .
coed many smiles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to ChdS. n. Fletcher.

DR.. B. HaIztead Scott. CT Chicago. Ills. Says 4 have prescribed your
castoria often for t1faats curing my practice. and End IL vsT satisfactory
DR.. William Belmont. Of Cleveland. Ohio. says: Your Cassoria stands
first In its class In ny thirty years Of practice I can say I ever have
found anything tia. so filed the place"
Dr. J. L Taft. Of Brooklyn. " T.. says: 4 have used your casturfa and
found It a excellent remedy in ny household and private practice for
u1ay years. The foruuI1 is excellent"
Dr. Z T. Eanlsn. cf Detroit. Mich says 4 prescribe yuur Castorta
extensively, as I have lever found anything to equal Il for ch1trens
troubles I an aware that there LIN limitations In the teid. but I always
gee that NJ PATIENTS get FTsxher4"
Dr. WE McCra-1- Of Oraha. Neh. says. As the father Of thirteen
children I certainly know scuethi1g about your great medicine, and aside
from ny ow1 family experiences I have in ny years Of practices found Cas-
tori 1 popular and Efficient - 1ety N almost every home"
Dr. J. 2 Clausen, Of Ph11teI pha. Pa. says: The name that 7cur Cas-
torfa has made fer Itself IN the tens of thousands Of homes blessed By ts
presence Of children. scarcely needs to be supplemented By the endorse
ment Of the medical profession but L. for one. most heartily endorse il md
believe It IN excellent remedy
Dr. r NJ Ward Of Kansas CITY, No. says Physicians generally do noe
prescribe proprietary preparations. but IN the rs OK Castoria ny expert
ence.E Like that CT many other physicians. has Taught n % make n X
cptcn- I prescribe your Caztrra IN my practice because I have found 4
{, be a thoroughly reliable remedy FOR chnt-ens complaints Any pn7zt
clan who has raised a family. as I have. wiz jim NE in heartiest recon-
rreutaNcr Of Castcrts-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
caruere cg-rs i-as-stior PAR.

Scu- s-su1-A Int haarrau-u ~ -na-tsr
cram Wa ct-s- -asss nr-tL-s reLse
Esrrcstt by ans ns-Ilse .
EUR Art sGsvG-- Tai h0rrls uhr Eag.-
AZ s-e g l1t &c n Al E-1.gzcs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
y CLERGYMAN
--esks cgt far ,he se-eSr Ct su-errS
ThcGsSre&

Rev G. " GRAY Baptist Clergyman
az Whtre<bn-r Tex saws ~F,r- vaa-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

The man WHO pays hts debts Is true
70 his trust
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
HOUSE
WORK

ErUSld& Ct Aners-- v1rsa
= cur hl-eS Ie lly Summing
Ee- Euex = durE-
= CrAr - KEEP the home rsas
al rrsuT.3 cEl-1 vel dressed
All l1T. vaus1 1vgrAA y feu.sIa
es@E@ - dEpAke1.gnz ! oEz1
erau-nse n Est t5&T safer n silence.
1E Aang rem tai - wgrSe.
4 w tAfs shsT 0u<As %
k1w hep TIE ssua@a ths uui1s arff
a whHh elv mns1 Ess bgrFisn-
u H. M.r-.- III
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

He is air0seta=- I5vsfy--souS q
Solomon SIS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

u re Va lovely = Hls -zarzz
I . a greatness thai 5 ve-T Ev
us power II VAS th1- 1csraz
ait Er-es 1nt XII N4-bsza- Ess
E e 90 4 il-<s ex-su- Savs-
gees f1Fzaut la-esv sv L
-e e slavery r. Lett rus
.az gsa-as-s Elrs rvt-x -ha- IA
as = wE1s 20 make Himself n So.
ar 1a- H= u1v 1=-a-= cta= -
Eea g Il zIAzg s1r-z hrt
Er-z ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
FACTS FOR SICK n

For thE-g vars LYDIA z Pink
hans Vegetable CcsypunL made
from roots and herbs. has been the
scazaI-d remedy f1r female us
az1hEs s~st-sly cured ehnusanGsot
women who have esn troubled with
ospLgsme1rS n1ulAItar- uIeer1-
TIM nbru6 Ium0rS rregulI-rs
perDcR pains backaehe. that bear
ug1owu &eEn- EacuIRnev. hldIgp-
Why dGne you try IT.
Mrs. Pinkkam invites an sick
vamsn Ia write her for ADVICE.
She has guided thousands 10
health Address. Lyun- Mass.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

the hrt5eSruou -aIst-E intimately aut
~ft-iE1rly with ard about IT'S hsa1-t
ri b-t.a m church AT Re permits
IS - ~savssf-rp
So-1u e seems 20 IL wrote -
Proverbs On BIS sr1-y-v uIEhor't
Wa - VI ss-u-E o. -cr1r a-i s7i--
i-u1l st-eu--h Tier - bacss1ts-
art e rs tacssrt1s1 safe h wrote
kcc EssS ant ~s have .1e rtr-r-s
~ Efs 1ter re sn r. >cnE -
>1l-c- ~lS togh-isss written aHs-
- ha1 z,te ccrtssssc1 p SIS sin. art
God Aad restored hi-- Es Is living
zo~ n rs CIT AZ a deeply spl-t-1ai
Life
Ch-s- or s-ttsror- 70 +aEces-hs-
t07e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10
PINK
vEeETAstE COMPOUND

comes n , ocC1 azi \ blessing.
A. Z 11 % Ms + Ellsworth Il
NATIle y Y AMI 60 Ms W p.
EE-at 5s1vsr Fails Pa VINO slv:
T~Hs mt thIs =, - ~ o~u work.
e~ Ia samais --pzbIe s-1m wh5.h
szte--L LE1H r. Er<hars vs~-
aa supsund 1-p@1 IT. w~zrGerf-IIr.
11t Las = -esr NAT I can 81 rs sfx n
elys -srs n -~er fsE. rwsa evs-v
Sax wsTzaz ruua1 srT Z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

: IL "a 40 rrsT q rs kz-1E-
Th-s VI - 1a
r- Dacf 11z 1h-z HI
lis e- a1s not L sz-7ze Z q.
~eu - sxhs Ter vat
% z @a1 -sa- ar~avs cor
Eaztat rsc H= NE hsh can.
. H-s1 b=c2z<s a1ou rs -
7-t-. car szlvatoa Bur -h@-r vs.
20 rae e Esazpssas - vsai
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

7 e. = t1~sr 4 rs nz-th Re VI,
~ CzIr caiIt -11- ever cA-se rs
-7the- He rs he only Ccs svs-
hr-- q tbs ~7-tf wsO crg1t select
the 7lIce % lis h-h 7 an af-a5f
most % Is vc1-t have .rI@cts. 4
NcSs ral1ce - I1-s mansion = ~.
itch b-t uas vs-T r1Eer Il Jesus
'hat H selected L rw-v pl1cs ant
chose % - 4 In az--r usu -1-h--
-111 st--lr q A chs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-10

n Es= xls bssiv n Fss hcvhor.
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-07-09
VOYAGE to Old Home.

Charles North left here Sunday
afternoon for New York City, from
which port he sailed on Tuesday for
England, for two months visit with
his father and mother and other re :
tives in Hudderbheld and vicinity.
Mr.. North has been in America for
fifteen years and this is his first r. :
turn to the Old Country. Ralph
Gledhill, manager of the Somerset
Mills, and other friends, chiefly those
who formerly lived in England, as
sembled at Mr.. North's home on Mt.
Pleasant avenue, Sunday 10 bid him
good bye and to send messages 70
former friends and neighbors. Lunch
was served and among the good
things were some cucumbers grown
from seed which Mr.. North's rela-
tives send him last winter from Hud-
dersfield. The seed were planted in
March, protected by glass in an en-
closing frame and Mr.. North now las
several cucumbers IS inches long and
three and one half pounds. Before
coming to this country Mr.. North
took much interest in horticulture
and used to grow many Of this same
variety OF cucumbers, reputed to be
especially fine as TO texture and fla
vor, and of which a specimen less
than ten inches long would be re-
garded as too small for ANYTHING but
picking purposes.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-07-09
Buffalo Bills Wild West.
VIII Exhibit at Waterville, Maine,
Tuesday, July 18th,

1t Is announced that Buffalo Bill
has prepared and entirely new exhi-
bition for his home coming tour,
after four years abroad. While, of
course, the general style Of the exhi-
ton will be the same, there will be a
a change Of scenic features, differ
ing from any that have been seen
with the show during the twenty five
years it has been before the public.
Col. VIM. F. Cody, the last of the
great scouts, will appear in the sad
die at every performance, leading his
Congress of Rough Riders in some
remarkable exhibitions of expert
horsemanship. The chief scenic
feature will be The Battle of Summit
Springs, a reproduction of one of the
deciding conflicts in Indian warfare;
a battle in which Col. Cody partici-
pated and in which he shot and
killed Chief Tall Bull Another pan
tomimic melodrama will be The
Great Train Hold Up, in which will
be depicted the robbery of train; a
practical engine, cars and a realistic
and true to life representation of
one of the many SCIENCES of lawless-
ness which the West has known.
In short there is no other entertain
ment like buffalo Bills Wild West
and after twenty FIVE years before
the public it is more popular than
ever, and is in every way better
equipped than it has ever been before
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-07-09
Cost of the Holiday.

The Chicago Tribune says: Sew
enty-two dead and 276 injured, are
the second days total accidents fol.
lowing the celebration of the Fourth
of July in the United States. This
breaks all records for deaths since
1899. The number of deaths this year
reported up to O'Clock this morning
is Is more than at the same time last
year. In 1905, 81 were dead at the
same hour. The number injured
however. is only two thirds of the
average for the last five years. Thi:
is regarded as an indication that the
agitation for a sane Fourth is having
effect. This years fire loss is 1886, 43l
which is above the average of the
last ten years.