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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
Nuggets special Service.

ST. rErERsBCRG. Sept i9.-Four hundred soldiers of the garrison have been stricken wIth cholera. and deaths are occurring amongst them Laurlv.
 Three hundred and ninety y-fvc cases Were reported today amongst the civ ilians. and of these 1s6 Were fatal. The people are becoming more panic stricken than eyer and a gloom hangs over every part of the great city Every effort of the authorities to k1l the epi- demIe seems so far to be unavaiIing. hut the spread of the disease Is fought hard.
 The exodus continues. and the vol nme of 1t seems to increase as time Soes on. The epidemic amongst the soldiers is regarded with the greatest alarm. as the garrison life is cansid- cred to be most conducive to the spread
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
Gettina Worse.

ST. rETERSBrRG. sept ef.-Tnc cholera epidemic Is spreading and mat tcrs now look much more scrtuus than eyer EHburied eorIses i'll the dead houses. and il is next to impossible to find men to bury any of taem.
 TheeFidcmie Is worse than f wa in 1893. when so many people died and the fears are growing that it is not Yet at anything lil,c fts worst stage
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
JOHNSTON DID NOT
 HAVE 4 REvOL YER

THamIzau. and thr marshaI's office h'ra Is convinced that Johnston cannot .-eaHa # h.. b. aboaad. \ wost thal.- "aeH seareh has been made and Vu he spucluded only when an the carg, -ha# sat~ been aHshipped
 Several rHH"Is Wrue circulated about toHn yesterday ta line effect that John -tau had been rsgaptur-d. but they aer- oHIy th, iue,itahtr attempts af h= tuHeri-f- wto eata,-. .j4# litt-#a Way au such uaCasious.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21

uaaa at sH s. aaiea .aIa# .N.Iad fHe information fWt I.go la..a=raf d-d Hnf rHfy asfs a a-eoH- s. stf,t he sItsar.H Ir.# his fsafH .a IA. \aar.4 It .a- at.. .l,.r found fHl- .e e.d HHf aat.s 9a a.ereaat- F. H ea.e -t4taa lha He fnna tAa- re- #aHts.= aaI tH..N.reraJ. and Itat this lfef - almost seuefu-.ts .ttt.asa That HHf H#t jump ae.rHHafH
 @N d.Wfia= wont HftE t#s Niefulra .ss Sa Ml.auei Hta Deputy Marshal
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
SHIPWRECKED PEOPLE
 STRANDED ON ISLAND

and in sore straits. according to tHc account of two members or the crcw who came here with thc intelligence m a small boat.
 II is hoped, however, that the Cam ada-Australia liner Manta will touch at Christmas island and take the ship wrecked people off
 In the meantime they are depending upon the natives for their support should the Manta not touch at tn, island an expedition will be organized for relief
 Several of the crew and passengers were lost.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
Nuggets Special Service.

TANNING ISLAND. Sept. 19.-The steamer Aeon has been totally wrecked on the rocks of Christmas island. and the members of the crew and the pas sengers who escaped are stranded on the beach and living like the Swiss Family Robinson.
 Amongst the shipwreeked people are four ladies who are wives of officers of an American liner. They were ou the way to Australia to meet their hus- bands
 Fifty people all told are stranded
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
CHOLERA SEIzES THE
 ST. PETERSBURG GARRISON

of the epidemic.
 It has been rumorcd that some of th, soldiers who were first stricken Wcr. aided tn die quietly to prevent Che iH- crease of the disease. but even sueh severe measures seem to have failed
 The royal family is now out af own but the members of il are kept can- stantly informed of Inc conditions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
DISCOVERIES
 ON 0PHIR

l..'.l,--t'..I HI- faftH-f- Ne=sr- fft#.H an4 J..reen uba at,lsrI en .teI"iH this marniue. are tae dis- -a.eaet =af othir et-,k. aH fiji. Hnska. Ar Grrle E the man llaH abam GrrIs Clte takes lts name.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21

hribe prospective iurymcu.
 II appears to be clearly proven mat Murphy gaxs away the Sum af $5.uuo as beginning in the work af fixing some nf those who are expected to br drawn. Both lawyers Were arrested
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
SENATOR WILL MAKE
 ANOTHER TRIP

Thc steamship S.natur win make an other nip ta Nome after The one on which she i- neN engaged here.
 Sh. f- dae ta arrive today and is sehraHfed t9 leave for Srattf, ou the 25th
 Tajs splendid vessel If th, Pacific GaaSt Company will leave uu hrl last run south october f6
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21

yesterday. bm have Leeu released m giving bonds foI large amounts Each denies the accusation. and ga SO fu. az h zax that their Hdietmrut k aHo ta th" nudeihanded work of those uao
 are hauudHe the ex-hasz.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
TO shlNe IN MAsToooN BONES.

Jafe; Liadeberg has offered the use of four horses to bring in the bones of the mastodon found in the Sawtaoth range hy Mir Winquist. Mir Wnquist has brought in several teeth from the skeleton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
PRESIDENT
 TRANSLATES
MIR, ROOSEVELT AT RECEPTION GIVES IN ENGLISH SPEECH
 OF GERMAN GUEST.
Nuggets Special Service.

OYSTER BAY. Sept iN-At the re- eeption to tine villagers gwen by tHe President and Mrs. Roosevelt ycster- day. Alr Roosevelt himself translated into English th" speech made ou tne occasion by tho president of the Ger man Saengcrbuud. A large crowd at tended. and most enjoyable time was spent. The translation of thc speech was particularly well received.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
21t, THE LUCKY NUMBER.

NuHher 21l Aas the one drawn Sat Hrdas night al the rahle for Mrs. Dre- P'au's house. on Third avenue. The holder is working on the creeks some nIace
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
Nuggets Special Service.

FREMONT. Ohio. Sept 1S-Con- gressman Lanng. of Newark was con yicted of embezzlement today. When the verdict was brought in the defend ant broke down and wept bitterly. while his lawyers and some friends
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.

Ladies and childrcn's heavy winter coats. Also q wonderful bargain in underwear Saunders Sisters. i1S Front street
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
BEvERIDCE
 AFTER BRYAN

his intended victim.
 This political drama Is expected to be one of the most interesting of the whole campaign. The Democrats are already booking around for one of their members who is capable of following up Beveridge. and a royal battle may De looked for
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
JOHNSTON SAID HE
 FOUND HIS WIFE DYING

rruu,rts. and HE-a e H#- .s4|.H#- had ba,a sasunsl '. afr.sz s..=. atH Hy 3et,at.,.- s.#HsrIa=
 Hts Statement,
 IaHr-tm purr unt tH- a =tat-meHf immediately aeaf # re-tz
 "il was just about #H-E Hu U sHa evening n October laas. at# aHEa down. t" m old WaH ugIr uar .HEu .a <ama water My nif-#aa. saaans a thr doorway amt m.fea at Ha.# ra..H#H mo ta hurry hack. a -aFret aa aa8. due tatI her i aama aal arrived au me r-mrH trir n about asa ma- a,es What mot m gag. aaru r=# turned aa- ny wife rrztrrs f.H stretched 1cf1ss rfa daar,a- r te-am hauHs and q .nat @=H a f1in con Har fac. F. H.r #Hs. #.s ! half e't-s of evriae.af FaH=#.### ~# died ahaut Ggr minutes after #s H- HHytf Near Hes aas Hats la#t tae note. bu | eaa-- could ssf#t. # aa#H fr'm memory 1T lad zana rarsr
 Her Farewell Note.
 When handed pieces a mas aa 2 ItH.I Juhusfsu s.Irfa. ..# f..##a#. ...#s
 "britur Lrr rra#+1- f--f =-. = companion faI feu ml u.zef ~. H= &othHe but dratH esiEI frIf.s. H=s aHz fsriHe- Want Haa ta hl1. aHl aa rrai and prrsaHat Traf.rfy and -. ..==zz else. The bower af anaaa= NH t. zl s"u he'd bizrn=a af m HnHHH# =s# eretix md trt Ho aHe HHaH fHf .#s- sought saHf-HH=af fIIHt.tl.lzz- I.sE..#H- HH##. and eiud bis== NaH"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
REPORTED TO
 HAVE MADE RICH STRIKE

#.t#HH a# HH=#.az # Some lsa -. fH=a Ian- AH-I.. HI- made, -H .Aa.tl4u-.E r..H -fIl.r un Dome fa.E# < ffEHUaFy at lraH rraek
 T. -aa taf the rHstraak found
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
FORAKER
 SAYS WILL
 NOT SPEAK
Nuggets Special Service.


 CINCINNATI, Sept. 21.- Senator Forakcr has written to Taft to say that in view of the fact that il is consid- cred improper for him to speak in a music hall he will not be present with the candidate next Tuesday.
 He deems the answer given by him 10 Hearst's charges to be sufficient. but. lest his advocacy of Tafrs elec- tion embarrass the Republicans. he wishes ta cancel all his engagements in connection with the campaign.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best.
 Billiards and pool. Board of Ira 1e
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
EIGHT MORE HAVE DIED. Nuggets Spec al Service.

MANILA. Sept. 2I-T4e average number of deaths from cholera since it became epidemic here is nineteen.
 Eight more deaths occurred this morning. and matters do mol seem at all as bright as they did a few days ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
TO LOMBARD
 TABBIz CITY

tl- h5e araadt dispatched messen- -,re with T flag Of truce asking ta- .ItEz.n= ieiu his -taHdlra He rraHl as liberty for IT, p.,pl. and a ahseai form uf eaH-t6ut54H1I govern meUt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21

only half dozen swell. tailor-madc suits left. going at less than cost Saunders Sisters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
CHOLERA PRECEDING
 IN THE PHILIPPINES

+ uut eou- hr ar HrH#=. HH =sN deaths Were r-parlrd IudaN The.a deaths wer,. the result uf G#ssnte-tHaas cases.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
flaaaet,s Special serxlee.

t'ug9et's Special Service.
 AHEZ CITY r.ra. Sart Is H..fIa T.. I=#r.##a., T.. H..a 5.H.r..
 aWl .r 0#= sHr aH =H. zsr.a- aEEd azf .=zsl f. rasr a anmat H tn -m-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service
 NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-To Senator Beveridge has been committed the task of following Bryan's trail on the Pa eific coast. The ""boy orator expects to speak at every point visited by the Democratic candidate. and to touch upon the same subjects dweIt upon by
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
REUF'S ATTORNEYS INDICTED
 FOR ATTEMPT AT BRIBERY
Nuaaet's Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. ept. Ia.-Attor- neYs Murphy and %eWburgh. who are representing Abe Ruef. have been in- dtcted on the charge of attempting to
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21

hE #im iz ! deep one. due of rha=r NnH. passed through that section says U3f ir Is as much as t5 or zn feet deep, while pans worth aa cents and 75 eeut= have been washed out
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
CONGRESSMAN LANING
 WEEPS WHEN CONVICTED

gathered around in the effort to quiet him.
 The evidence that he took part in the frauds was convincing, and even his lawyers toward the last confined themselves to the attempt to minimize his guilt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21

Every attention is being given him and II is hoped that not many more days will elapse before he can be out again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21

Tb, rollu4iuE clrpiHs taken from the EHgt, Evening Nsuz of s.pt- I. etve~ for the first time la Nom, fh- .rH4 -lefy If his -u-e8lls4 confession.
 Trieked Her Relatives.
 Johnston allowed tHe relatives uf his ,if. ts believe .sa, Was Us1 and lsful m N"me. Hr frruugHtIs came te Che Statv- with ruvrr of rttnrrey from her tp di-rosr af certain prur.fIv which she a0ned here and In Eutt- IIr secured several large amounts of money
 Finally the wamaa.s relatives be- came suspicious and caused au uve-- jgatiou. Joseph Warren iu aa,. em- pIoy of tar department of justice. Wus tailed ta investigate Inc ease Hth George F. Grigsby. lfos,,uor at Nome Warren intercepted severt latfar- written by Johnston le t6e Vlfe.- r.a-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21

Nuggets Special Service. MANILA. Srrt. I9 -rHe. cholera eIi-
 dcmic. which has ragged her, for some
 time. HOW shows signs of recedur Ii
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
MCGUIRE DOING FINE.

Reports from the hospital state that W. c Mcclure is doing excellentIy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
Posed as Dead Wife.

Foseu as Oeau Wifos
 Thr officer learned that Johnston had again eame to tHe Statcs and that he wa5 tixng with a Woman known as Com Fash. Tins woman posed as h- wife tHe former E,ttg Gaehrist and n few weeks ago secured resa,.Iiau af g .ure,ious power gf attorney qtggcd ta hHxc been given Johnston l.. His dead Ntfr When the power aas evoked a new puvcr of attaHr Wt" trer8fed .Eitns Johnston lhe riehl |" dispose af .all the property of Eeilr GdaRFlst tRat Was left
 The officials n once informed r. G SmitH. T real estate brekei If EHtte. who had been handling Mrs Jnhnstau'+
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
Martial Law.

The government has threatened t. establish martial laa if lnc people re- fa~e Ts conform ta t.e stringent rules nd regulations which haNr b,,4 adopted. i'm many eases people have Violated those regulations and aus, aided tbc spread of t.r dis,ase. Should martial iaW be established. people ox- prct h -se several =umHariIz executed
 Schools Are Hospitals.
 The schools of the city baYc been transformed mo hospitals. and the council has appropriated Ssao.ooo fp tno purpose ur adding to the hospital space.
 The gleau drereuz eeer lbr ely a= th" hours move ou and never was a population threatened aitn a ercotel ptague.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-21
NOTICE.

The Colonial supper to be given by the kcgoayah Kozga Wednesday even ing at ' o'clock has been postponed until Saturday evening, the 9Gth inst.
 MARY c. McMANUS. Secretary.
 8Iatz Private Stock at the Bank.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09

Rev. Nr. piIS.n,on 6lied bis
regular aVuoia-uenJ az Bethel
Saturday and sunday. and
preached tEo yc-y able sermons.
Sermons taat VIII oe / ing remen-
berei hy all who were prezent.
Owing tl tbe ram sunday mo.u-
lnc there was u.e very many
present. L.. everybody come
Yut at hi- next appointment and
aear hiu. which vlli be- May 3nd
AMI arI. We waut 60 see every
seat iu Oh e. .al chcr.h GBed
again AMI hear Gro. puk.n-un.
Sir WI.i i.Ha-r-sa alJ family.
& Oxford. spent saturday auI
,1n1ay v.t1 their parents. Me-
ans 3r-. Bolivar Tl5ls.
N-. Mil Plryi-. sEnJ ia- :. q
at;rrlinc the graded scha'. ia
Oxford. vi-s.e,. MS t..--. nt- ~ lr-
iaE a-l sunday a-I attended
services AZ E--l.-t.
Mrs May Na1.ea = speali1e
. few days e.lh Earm .-aar. a.-=.
- ". Hll. oE yellow Leaf.
Hiss Lille Anderson VITO has
been atJ-l lsnE tae grated seaaeI
IN CXforI the fa-s lev months,
spent Sa;u-tay a14 sunday with
home folks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09
SOME PARADONES

Strange as j; may sound, the
7ie hest people are genera * the
poorest. Ask tine rich men to
contribute to somebody cisc's
business j. terests. o. 20 charity
from barely uuse.d-h motives.
and his purse straisatway c,i-
Iar into nothiueuess, az the
mere thought ot parting from his
money ana receiving neither
cash or glory ia return.
The mcst ignorant people are
sae most coueei.ej, and pompouz
and the w.sest are the simpl4s.
and Lum5.es.. some people are
never So happy as when they are
sad. When they cant dnd any =
thing in the present t. sigh 0r
mourn over. tAey coug.re Up
possible woes of the future. and
fevel in tis anticipation # CONF
Portable macry. There ~.
thousands ts9, who arr carrying
hing. or broken hearts wi.h
smiling faces.
The .oa ~ lives may be tue
most useless. and shortest ia
s. .rv.-e to Maker and f,l.ownen.
oa the other hand, history Prov s
that the greatest WORK ever ae-
coupllsh.d by mor,a.- has b-yn
executed iH a rs. years, ami be-
io9e the meridian ot Iia had been
reached.
Mi;h many u US j. the priyi-
lese Of making para4oxes step
ping stones ID noolec. better
lives. Ii sad, W can be ca-c--
Tor the sake % others. Il poor
IN purse w can be rich in c.ar-
aeler and mental ana r.osal
worth, which al.cr al, as the .aly
~9aiIh THAI Is lasting and sun,
not to lake wings oud leave u
stranded.
Though old in years. VIE can
be- young in thought aad sympa-
thy. Though We lead The 5l-i-
est Of lives, We can take leisur,
To- lend a helping hand % tie
Stumbling. Though aur lives are
seemingly humble and r-pre-=vi,
Ne can a.al.c them great by No.
ole living. and our pa-.!1z.-
viii beeo1y lasting blessings.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09
ENTIRE CITY INTERESTED
IN YOUNG MAN
COoper's New Theory Attracts WIDESPREAD
Attention During Stay in Cincinnati.

An adequate idea CT the intense In
terest which has been aroused bJ
young Mr.. Cooper during the pas. yea,
with his theories and medicines Is
given IN the following article which
appeared in the Cincinnati Post while
Cooper was introducing his ideas ID
ito people Of that ely. re xr;;c.-
says: Tho beginning IF ssr. Cooper's
second week in Cincinnati gives every
Indication that he is to enjoy the same
astonishing SUCCESS here as in other
cities.
From the first day OF his visit the
crowds that call to see him have steac.
lily increased, until now it has reaebed
point where several thousand taIlZ
with him each day. The entire civ
seems TO have become interested in hi.
theory that the human stomach Is
degenerate, and he already has an
army or followers in Cincinnati who
seem positive that his claims are COR.
rect
number OF Cincinnatians were
interviewed at Cooper's HEADQUARTERS
on Friday. and several interesting
statements, showing their intense faith
IN Cooper's preparations. were secured
The following are selected from thesa
statements and are charaeteristic -
mem an: Mrs. N. L. Emerson Of ego
west court street, said: I have 5uf-
Iered with stomach trouble and con-
stipation for year or SO. When m
ate | would have bloated spells sour
stomach, fermentation, bad taste IN
ny noVlh In The morning ! was as
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09
REGISTRATION N0TIcE

| Will spend one entire day at the
following voting precincts Tor the
purpose OF registering ali those who
aave not heretofore registered:
Sanders, Monday, April , tn, 1905.
Cambridge, Tuesday, april 2lst.
Aobev:ile, Wednesday, April END.
Free Springs, Thursday, April 2ird.
College hill, Friday, April 9th.
States Store, Monday, April 9Th.
Burgess, Tuesday, April 23th.
OrrwOod, Wednesday, April 39sn.
Shackeitord, Thursday, April 3Oth.
Humphaeys. Friday, May list.
Taylor. Saturday, May 2nd.
Paris, Monday, May ith.
Delay. Tuesday, May 5th.
Tuia, Wednesday, May 9Th.
Mullins Store, Thurs lay, May 9Th
Dallas, Friday, May sth.
Lafayette Springs, Saturday, May 9
Yours truly,
GUY y. TAYLOR,
Circuit Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09

tired as when went to bed. had a
dull pain in the lower part of nv hack
| have taken almost one bottle of ths
ne" discovery and am so wonderfully
improved that / have come down here
10 thank Mr.. Cooper in person and OBJ
tam more of the medicine
Another individual interviewed was
MI. J. IL Brooks, living at 527 Valiant
street, who had the following To saw.
FOR the past eighteen months I have
been constant sufferer from catarrh
Oh the head and stomach. Nv nasal
passages would become iaffaued and
sore. | would have severe headaches
"nieh Affected my eyes. and ereaf
crusts OF matter would drop into the
throat. causing an irritation of tho
oronchl2l passages, until the stomach
iinaIIy became poisoned. When | would
lay down at night 4 phleSm Womb
gather in my throat until il almost
choked me. and would cause an an
noyinS cough Half a bottle az
Coopers New Discovery gave me re-
Lief. and when the first bottle was fin
ished I felt like q new man. am
now completely cured and consider
Cooper's New Discovery the greatest
estarrh. blood and stomach remedy in
the world"
Inc cooper preparations have been
wonderfuliy successful throughout the
United states. We consider them rp.
markable medicines and would he
pleased TO explain the nature of Then,
a Il kendel. A-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09
IInINer-iIN Nnt...

81 CTR i.si--.sr g. porter
\ dane. at Gee Opera q -..
Friday ni-h-. Ev. n oy tae a..-
pers ot tie ~.1ylV Club. wa,
enjoye4 very ul-- 4y q -ur.f,r
of students AMI gl- "a t.Na vl-l-
tors.
IEe Chicago G1e C.Ia8 ..s dee
D.. management f A-Ia nala
aaa Ieatsrs. Eas ..zau4 -4e-
GEES Tue-s.ay Il-lt.
The Nas-.-y x.l.a l-r Memphis
University ~eal.s Erl4-y an.
saturday = Tie park.
The very SUI death - ". g..
T.. Bates . t4rrer Csive-,is,-
student. occurred n the caHnE.
Saturday norlins. The cause
i NJ death Vas SUPPOSED To be
apopiexy
Or. Mccormick, lecturer ana
author, spoke IN tte chapel Fri
day morning. his lecture was
attended by a large part Of tn
student body.
Mr.. Frank Robertson Of P5nto-
toe was i welcome visitor Tues
day.
sir. J. +. NcCorkle o.. was a
visitor on the campus last week.
Aess.s. Bean and Wall spent
sunday IN Water Valley.
Mr. FAIR has recovered FROM
the measles and will be on The
'neid" again II a few DAYS.
Mr. Buel1eli i up again after a
severe case of humps.
Mr.. Abaey's brother visited
am on the campus last week.
Col. james Gordon, class -
ot O@oioua, newly elected truss
lee Of the University. visited
Chancellor kincaanon a Few DAYS
this week and made a very in
ierestinS talk in chapel Monday
morning.
The trustees met Tuesday ana
We had few more talks in chap
e. We especially enjoyed Gov
efnor Noel 5 speech.
Mr.. McCracken's brother visi-
ted him on the campus sunday.
The Varsity team defeated the
Scrubs" Saturday, ) 10 3.
y Bunker Hill team was or
gained Monday with a large
membership.
Prof. Holmes made an inter-
esting talk in chapel Sunday
evening.
Miss Jennie Benson spent Sun
day with home people in Water
Valley.
Gen Monroe McClurg was with
Us one day last week.
Exercises were suspended Tues
day evening in honor Of the trus-
tees.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09

When 4 rooster finds fat worm he
calls all the hens n the farm yard &c
come and share II. y similar trai. OF
human nature Is 10 be observed when
man discovers something exception
ally good-ne wants ali ms friends aao
neighbors 10 snare ,he benefits OF his
discovery. This IL the touch OF nature
that makes the whole world K n rhIs
explains why peOpl.. who have been
cured oy hanI0erlain's tough Rem
coy write letters 10 the manufacturers
for publication, thaI others similarly
aIling nIty also use it and obtain re-
lief. 8ehind every one of these let
t-rs Is a warm hearted WISH of the
writer To be CT use to someone else.
This Remedy Is tor sale by ali drug
gists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09

List OF unclaimed mail matter .eit
IN the Oxford, hiss, Post -O;.ic- foF
the week ending Saturday, April Ith:
-Nvauee, JIck.
Boswell, J. >.
; Greenlee, ID. (. Especially
Houston, Miss Ellen.
> Jones, ~ G..
o Kelley, Lee.
MagIon, daniel.
OnztS, e \
9 Petty, NeVie.
10 Paten, Festeri
IL Paltien, Miss Gese.
l. Touielst, Jones.
Is Williams, Bennic.
Ii Wright, Henry.
When calnng for the above please
give No. of letter and date advertised
:. NJ. HowRY, r. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09

In this issue q THE EAGLE viii
he found the announcement ol
Hon. Hugh X. Mahon, Of Mar
shall County as a candidate for
Congress from this district. Mr..
Mahon has represented his peopi,
four years h. the lower house AMI
f. at present SIatc Senator from
MS county.
senator Mahrn graduated Ia
law department * the STATE CLi-
versity Ten years ago and has
since praeticed iaw IN Holly
springs tie b IN the prime OF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-04-09

is man who can't see good in any
person or thing. It's a habit caused
~ disorder-d liver. II you find that
you are beginning to see things thro
1gh blue speetaeles, treat your liver
% q good cleaning oct process with
Sallard's Heroine. A sure cure for
constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion.
lex headache, .biilousDess, all liver.
stomach and bowel troubles. For sale
by al druggists.