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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28

church officials ought not complain.
One minister was liberal with large
subscriptions, who gave his wife n
dollar In year, and she spent 60
! cents OF that for rubbers.
Mrs. Waiter told OF one miniter's
wife who came across the plains and
the family Increased on the way
She closed by saying that II ministers
were not angels. neither were their
wives. An angel of mercy had GER
family arranged this reception.
Mrs. Selleck compared the MIN
i'ter and his wife and their co-opera-
tion and disadvantages. to a teeter-
board. and more than one man had
Quit the ministry because his wife
did not keep up hei eni properly
II was a distinction TO be a minister's
wife. They hs Pccess 10 the best
society They had the love OF the
people who walked with God They
were assured O. influence o. culture
and 'piety in the rearing OF their
children. She told of many great
men who were minister's sons. a
preachers wife was free from social
laws governing calling. and hundreds
of homes were open 10 them. The
borhood confessional and there was
real help TO be extended. II was a
compensation 10 have TO move some
times. II caused tears but there
were advantages. You really have TO
leave a place TO know how many
friends one has. Many never ex-
pressed their love until you were
ready 20 leave a charge. Removal
means new troubles. but even a
change OF troubles was a relief. A
change gave one a new outlook. We
looked upon people kindly aud they
looked kindly upon us until thew
knew us better. Temporal blessings
came In the form OF many beautiful
gifts at parting. Ministers wives
saw many funny things and could
write many pages OF such expert |
ences. Like Mrs. Waters. Mrs. Sci |
leck's addrers was warmly applaud
ed. Mrs. w. Z. Hollingshead rea |
Our New Appointments" a humoT- |,
Gus poem that brought down the
house.
The solo by Mrs, Hamilton. OF
was beautifully sung with
out accompaniment. "Only an
Vessel"
Mrs. A. c. Wire made an address
full OF feeling and coRFtesy to al,
who had proceeded her She thought
wives should critieise their husbands
Tor mistakes on Sunday not earlier
han Wednesday and after 20 hours
" prayer. She told OF one who had
been raised a Quaker and was. a
Quaker preacher. and young
preacher let his hear cross denomi-
'atioBal bounds She introduced
dr-. Rounds. who spoke on the assO-
.iation and It's development. How
ray We correct our husbands with
he greatest mutual helpfulness? n
We knew other better We wouid love
hem more She would IKE 20 know
he preachers wives better 40 that
ne coRld love them more. She Raj
'eeu rao1F successful IN the Sunday
cbOol work As result prayer
neesinws had a larger attendanee %
'oung people. The new order OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28

the many duties that devolve upon
her." Her remarks were earnest
and enl'ghtening, showing reflection
and careful preparation.
Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. Gould and the
j. O. c. girls contributed largely 10
the enjoyment OF the evening. by
rendering a number of musical selec-
tions.
IL proved such delightful time
that at the close OF the program a
motion was made to organize, per-
manent Ministers Wives association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28
HOLD MEETING

Ssi 80 well-dressed ladies-
Eiy3 attended the recep-
s1'n By drs. Kimball. wife OF
iah Of The Kimbail theological
The reception was a great
"a DE gle'ts arrived at Kim
nl 'aeJ were greeted by a re-
omml,tee In the hall who
agd them 10 the hostess, Mrs.
hooIe assisted by Mrs. Gould
sAln
Field. Mrs. Beatty. Mrs.
ald Mrs, Patterson a sisted
Anball In serving refresh
4 y ne Young matrons present
" proud posses or OF a pair
| sell'behayed twin babies
: D Rees OF Pleasant Home.
| Grandmother Mrs. Rees. ac-
asi them and they were
Ruth and Esther.
ashl Wilson made a short
address, stated the objects
sanitation. She had been.
N president OF the newest
helaodism," the Society OF
r. Niye'. Mrs. ID. H. Kim
~ Hostess, was elected vice.
and Mrs. II. Gould. secre-
So hollinsshead Is treas
ra Erskine led In prayer.
seaniiiul." was a beautiful
4 Z great literary merit by Mrs.
% The ideal home OF a
4. "a. s beautifully presented.
a7ppe. the retiring secretary
minutes Of last years ses-
made q very fine report.
saai had been done and her
~ very much appreciated.
I. RAIDER read a very in |
- PAPER on relations OF q
4 s'ie 10 the societies OF the
sAe argued that the pastors |
20, well accept positions |
\. Ssasreh Organizations.
y 4. Hoppe sang a solo |
very appreciated as she |
.laTIa. a'I.ieal voice and clear |
y 4. NJ y was entitled "It
\ i..,s : .lshes Me-" and showed |
y ~ ~. q feeling and musical
~. S.s y. vas accompanied ON
s,r.'s y ~ Hoppe, Who showsi
y si''ae'ion by his love for
A Waiter ON 81. u,,,. /
49,. ...'e Ms Best Critic. {" held
|pss 49, 'ps'leound with her ex-
~. 'sa's.' = She brought down
49,, rank admission that
\ ~. ~ not angels even Ill
Alu are Her adore -
~ q. ~ and she had some
RAsnae. .ae university and
~ a, ., sesominstion nat
} ~ s,.,. !. existence. eFrienas
1. g. q 'ss ~. esst Of teams anil.
= ~, s. Ne tine ani no, gat
~ IA VALE VERY
4 "a r','. r.. heed a title stir-
ns- ~ s. :. lin, down once
'<s.s a 49, ss:.,es Waters. She
~ 80 /, eqari 70 reject
hs1 !. lssy dia not Ike
- = -, ,'loasht II a wife
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28

Frank ". chssrhill--I,epresel,
OF the Western Conservatory OF
Music In this city. will receive
pnpils In piano. sight reading. haFs
mOny. theory. history. etc. Pupils
may enter AZ any time. Lessons
viii be given In the home or at
the studio as preferred by pupil
Studio rooms = and .. Opera
House building. Residence phone
100. e-28-3t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28

Miss Eima Weller Planiat. Appoint
ments can be made for le sons eF-
ery afternoon from 10 o'clock.
Glasses In Dunning Method Tues
days. Fridays aud Saturdays. 6es
North Liberty street. Phone 1851
S.1s-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28

wanted--At once. a competent help
er for a carpenter. Apply at Jour
nal once. s-2s-st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28
GERMANS
OPPOSING
TEMPERANCE

tJnited fress Leased Wire.l
San Francisco, Sept. 2S.--The Ger
man societies OF the state are today
,reparing TO take an active interest
IN politics US a cassa. especially 10
combat the temperance movement.
The resolution that provoked the
most enthu5iasm was one calling on
all Germans TO fight the temperance
movement, at meeting held today.
Other resolutions urge the Ger
mans all over the q tied States TO af-
hllate with the national association
20 secure more effective work In pub
lie aud political affairs.
s.-s.--+-------
BORN
GREENBAUM--To the wife OF I.
Greenbaum, at the home on East
state street, n baby girl
---------------t'--------- ------ e
DIED
NJ KEE--At her home in East Salem
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
l.ottie Nc Kee, aged so years OF
general parlsls.
Funeral announcement late.
LANE-The infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Lana. at the Salem
hospital yesterday.
The burial will take place at the
Catholic cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28

boy or man TO drive gro.
Gerry wagon. Permanent position
for q good hand. Address KY.
care. Journal. s-2s-5ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28

FOR -ai~-several houses IL. salem.
ano farm ands 81 bargain Cap.
ital National Bank. s-l-sod--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28
4NEW TODAY /

Lost-Detween the dairy building al
fair grounds aud Hush's bank,
lrdys large sized gold watch, MI
gin movements with pin attached.
$40 reward II left nj Journal or
phone T.. JoFy. Phone Farmers SEA
9-23.lW f--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-28
IMPORTANT

tcOntiuuea From Page H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29
TIE STORY.

ssTEOC speakest falsely"
Like The Keen blade 0f i Knife
he words cut through % the very
depths II Jeremiah 5 heart. Silently.
1ur with 4 .oOk UPON his face which
rold 0f the depth Of agony which
surged within, he prophet turned
from The group 0f men standing be-
fore aim and walked away. Further
protest or pleading N his part we're
Useless. It vas very plain thar 10
lanan, ne governor Of Jerusalem. and
he band Of men With him. mad rot
wanted Gods message. but rather IN
fursement OF the course which thew
had determined 70 follow. and when
he word Of Cod had been tireer.v
counter 70 these plans. they had
uurned upon The prophet. dercely de-
nouucing him as 4 false prophet. ana
declaring vehemently-
The Lord our God hath not sent
Thee 70 say, Go not into Egypt 70 So
iourn there. But Baruch. he son of
Nerfah. serreth thee on against Us
for 70 deliver rs into the hand OF he
ChaIdeans. that hey might put Us to
death. and carry Us away captives
INTO Babylon
Ten days before the scene with
which our story opens there had come
70 Jeremiah a deputarion headed by
Johanan earnestly b-eseechiug him
that he. the prophet, should seek the
presence 0f their God and learn his
will concerning the remnan which
still remained in Jerusalem. And when
he had assenteG 10 do this thing for
then they had sol=mRly pledged 10
obey. saying:
Whether IL be good or evil. We
will obey the voice OF the Lord our
God, 70 whom We send thee. that il
may be we'll with Us. when We obey
the voice Of the Lord our God.
And with these reassuriug words
ringing in his ears. jeremiah had
withdrawn to a quiet retreat outside
the walls Of Jerusalem, whittier he
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29

= describing he -1-oas GINNING
-1s e g-uns z Macedonia mi
srl- 7a-s c lie sa-a-s 1-ei=-
-1gai Al -1lca-st Nolan
-@-a1 a. Sa@T1 E1o 1a1 5@-n
Z 11a Als-Iu uvszzsu- ----ce
FE t==c-ztet c-1m ,cta1.s
AMY = 5aSms use -a-- P
-staz-s we a. lie conquest became
- nos -lla-ca u Mcnauue..aas
NJ elt HI { engaged 1s ma a.
tlguaz and stared cur x-a ain
n .ae 1-st IA VI ! modest -lnca
HrS=ly * IAN d1t WHISKY WIN suit
ale sDCt for Z a-Ie D. ev We
1aslelLlv Produced he 1au fearing
e 1-eud III. alr II cur great !isg1sr
1e p-pvet I'VE .onter 4 he ham
nan ourselves a. also rhe xhisav =
a1psa-e't hat. though 1 Mahamuetaa
1- wE What be called 1 liberal I
lave ksovu AZ Albanian chief aoui-
lalE ! &lh--uecal. Who rrentat
1s mosque IN occasion. bur also main
Ha.ue. 4 tie precincts II one OF his
sast.ss ! small orthodox MONASTERY
Elich guarded a medieval Christian
enapeL ant here he maintained A
=es monk n rir-lal captivity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29

Perhaps there IS something scisn.
tac in Dsychotherapy he big word
ny which doctors Of medicine who also
believe in the mine cure describe
heir practice. But ii IS As old As the
ace and probably older than nedi-
cine To De Of good cheer 70 have
,nurage- hope and faith. 70 De able 10
brace up and say die. had in
Vulnerable cures 70 their credit b.
ore science made Use Of them. Many
Z mar has been scared 70 death
1y a doctor. and not much grace. char
-ty Or peace IS found in religion Of
he dismal type Every good physician
and every rus minister OF religion IN
ierstands this truth now. and there
have been men in all ages who
preached and practiced II.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29
crezslea oyst.u

WIN i Sheer Ii oyster opener
pointed 70 a a-owlisa smea- mon a
S-adGle-0ck shell
Some ,ouI. sad h has been nv
ny % .arten ~ l batch Of S-addlergcks
WITH cor1nea4- You might as val r-v
70 nvig1rate flowers WITH cor7beef
nash
But it IS 4 common error 20 H..
d=ve hat eor1meaI Or aarmea! VI
tar-en oysters I continually and 9v.
sters With their shells stained win
hose grams. T. makes me laugh.
j natter II tacr. here * M
such thing As ~farreul1g oysters Al
sou can 10 5 swell hem N win
water precisely he ame Is water
sveIs a sponge Yen put hem n
esh water. which. being less fensa
-lan he salt tlev ara accustomed IN
by he principle Of 0smosis nenetrates
lnd iistsnds heir tissues-gives hem.
L. you might say. tropsy
For ny part. I don Ike s~atrsuef
oysters. I want water IN nv oysters
no more than n nv beer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29
AsTosls4Ec TIE DOCTOR
Old lady Get Well sith CHARGE ~
Fcoc.

a great scientist has said We can PUT
OF old axe & Ne can only nourish the
body properly.
To 90 this the right kind u food. Of
course, is necessary. TIE body MANI
factures poisons IN the stomach and
i1restines from certain kinds OF food
stuns and unless sufficient OF the right
kind is used. the injurious elements
overcome the good.
Ny grandmother. Il years Old
writes a y. Z. lady, had been an IN
valid for Is years from what was
called consumption OF the stomach and
bowels. The doctor had given her I'D
10 die.
l saw so much about Graue-Nuts
that l persuaded Grandmother 10 nv
it. She could not keep anything on her
stomach for more than a few minutes.
She began Grape-Nuts with only a
teaspoonfuL As that did not distress
her and as she could retain il. she took
a little more until she could take all Of
4 teaspoonfuls az a meal.
Then she began 10 gain and grow
strong and her trouble in the stomach
was gone entirely. She GOT 20 enjoy
good health for one so old and We
know Grape-Nuts saved her life.
The doctor was astonished that in.
stead OF dying she got wei. and with.
out a drop Of medicine after she began
the Grape-Nuts.7 There's a Reason
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich. Read The Road to Wen
vile" in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time TO time. They
ere genuine, true, and fgll Ct human
iatsrsst.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29
LOVES YOUNG DREAM COOLED
Time Of Sentiment Evidently lsna
Past with Husband.

A certain w~ell-known Bostonian has
been married long enough to have ac-
CURED the average mans cynical atrl.
tude in respect Of the written express
sions Of devotion INDUCED in before
marriage.
One day the Hubhife was going over
with his wife a mass Of useless papers
that had accumulated In the house
hold. They unearthed several large
boxes full Of love letters. After a
hasty glance az them. the husband
said
No ase keeping This Junk. I sup
pose Here IL goes
The wife vas hurt ~oh. Clarence.
exclaimed she. how can you Dc so
brutalt Surely you don't want to de-
struy -FOUR own owe isttsrs 70 me-
Well. keep en-. II ycu want en-
cheerfully assented the husband but
honestly Helen. these seem TOO soft q
de -LppincottA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29
saaVs n N
sctnirG ~ouic Help -in-Mother A.
most in oescair-Cwes Quick
Cure 20 cuticura.

Several months ago. ny lizzie boy
began 70 break out with itching sores.
I ioctOred him. but as soon as 7 got
them healed up in one place they
would break out in another. I vas
Almost IN despair. I could not get
ANYTHING that would help him. Then
I began 10 Use Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment. and after using them
three times, the sores commenced TO
heal. He IS now well. and not 4 scar
is left on his body. They have never
returned nor left him with bad blood.
as 4 would think. Cuticura Rene
dies are the best I have ever tried.
and I shall highly recommend them 70
any one who IS suffering Likewise.
Mrs. William Geeding. I02 Washing.
ten St, Artica, Ind. July %, 1907
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29

Eagles still hover over the crags that
make the Cumberland narrovs noted.
John H. Horchler, an engineer. found
a pheasant tuttering in his yard AZ
Cumberland and observed a large
eagle flying away. The eagle had
dropped the pheasant and made fran
tic but unsuccessful efforts % recover
II, flying into the yard. but was fright
ened away by the presence OF Mr..
HorchIer, who found the pheasant
~iutter.ng with Jagged holes in its neck
from tie eagles Ialons.-BaIumore
Neyl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29

P~-nphevi-s ~ jeremiah rhev are not
7 chronological erser our seem -1 nave
2s@n r~ahr-1nEal aeeuriius u -erir sur-
iecA * B. Ntr1inE -H rfr Jews - sur
FrT - an 1atuns. with a historical tp-
1~nclN 2 Prediction 70 brighter iars 20
ONE Nltr a stnfIa- appendix . P-gnre-
les rgnriiug egypt IRE c~1nciuding
tnapter1 9rm 3 - ara supposed 90 have
Been compiled from -ae latter portions If
Kings and may have 1--n added lv
Ezra Jeremiah vas eunr-mpurlrv with
LsDuHniar. Eahakktk. Ezrkial and Dan
rL Ea fHr-r1d -le precise tace 10 -1e
captivity rls Fate " Z@iekia1. the --
-lrn II t1e Jews c-1m Babylon. ant -l-
ie'Av ~ 1at Htfv Tradition 'rayfils hlu
Fff1 burning -Is lrs "a predicted -le
-i1rnEIron 1t t1e Law ant Pile naIE1rI-
ZION N g. spiritual worship entering
l-uunu q 'hrst Ea r~trrlrst -re bless
n= NJ -1e 1rrurnenL rE- nl no r1e
f"rri-s -fr~lgr -rr gospel. amt t1r f1tl
treeprarrH 70 t1a Jews -aramlll has
'-en t-l-i -f- weeping prophet because
NJ ra rHlrTfII prophecies lErr tIs Hts
70 ."rlsa .am and -rr JEWISH nation. par
ir-e s B note 10 INNING El
'1r4zl -r fs sIru - --nr ln1 bright
q better @as-a NHi.l rr- r Hu ~
-l4T AZ U llaf Hl- -lIlctsr q a
prophet 1f a-- gospel
Scripture Al,a1rty-Isrsmiah. CHAP
srs ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29
sEENcNE-E.

A--r N=e1e-acre=ar -sc
81 se-G .e~4sl ~ 81 -er .--s%
4r- arc q tlS-- re .rst u
-. cr- -IE- - = 5scyicr.
-- -sr-1 Ge1a a. sS-r re H--
--e rsG se-r - . =Ir- scr
- ara arc =r-ss re IRE
ya-=L go -crr-s H-er t-s
S1-s- pr-=z a get -ur
--~-e Coca ar ara assumed
=srt-z arc --e1 entered 1ts
A. agreement 2, -e = al ,re
secr &c re rarcs u re
s--er c=a -crsrar ara a
-a-- = -er ~-e -sc escaped
E--scB -gr--raus -arc. >cic-
Er-zcs== t-- z--er Is re sas
- - ~sy =. re A--crt-s.
~-G~-r-S r= srotl ara ire
=eer= arc -Er-rs 49,, tre-
. e-@s e. -er5rsr r-e-
,eza-= yzs--cr sSer re =ry
arc @.sr-s --- s-s-- - Nee
-e-ac--Ezr =-eaGse ~ re
- -9s s-cr -sG seer rag
=--~s az =-zsS-- -- --
ter-= = Sc rts E5ysr.
81 ---1r- =cl-s SC - ara ne
=-cc- sGgs-r re sGstce u ere
-1cre- -=r=- a.. ==csrrg SCI
=-ry ~. -l s=-y re soie-
- re -sr- sgr Gee. g src-
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a. sr-ss ,1e- 1cGs
-e1sss-. =g--are &c c-e- .
--ar = --r-zae- E1c sr7--
H-s = =r1-==- ara ,roscer
=- -Gr -ar7frs -,e- t1st
-=s s-rr nc 5syst. t1ey
s-c4= sersr 80 -re g~cr-.
--= arc -=sr -rc- -1er
-crSrar arc re reggie r-ru-
~ re --rret. charging
rsr - -sc sEcSen a e ara
ct zScs -essase- ara for-r-
-- crey Ee <=c nm ara forced
n- . accompany tne- Ints
zsys--
sgGr vas ire srrsr-r- -
~s-- Scr stand 1s ~it1 Geo snc
sEe1srs MS message. DID +,
saw
Temporarily. .er-srs. nc.
Er-n ire standpoint q eternity.
s-s.
-esitste. trer. ret 20 sceak
Gcc's ~crc. because you fee or
<7c~ : vii rot &c received.
scess : cecause Z s Gcc's
truth, arc must fraIly pre-.
vail.
Row many Iorsrars there
are n ire scric today. Con-
scicus they are Of the reed Of
Divine sisccr ara guidance.
cut ~illfgi. Pretending &c &c
tesircgs az knowing Gcc's mes
sage until frat message runs
counter :, their " purposes
or AMBITIONS. and trer r-acy 70
Justify their point Of view Nv
r-rucis-irs Gcd's message. 70
sucr there remains ,ut ,ne -
suit -unan failure. n d.
vine Judgment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29

This IS what you call the sailors
prayer book a seaman said bitterly.
as he Kicked a holystone out Of the
way. Why IS il called that? Well n
the first place II IS called that because
in using il in holystoning the deck.
the sailor has 10 kneeI down, and in
the second place. because all hnl--
stOning is done on Sunday. Don't
you know the chsatey7-
Six days shalt thou work and do all that
thou art able.
And On the seventh holystone the decks
and scrape the cable.
The ton is called holystone be-
the first h~olystones we're bits
OF tombs stolen from cemeteries. It's
got a pious. religious sound-holy. and
7rayer book, and Sunday and all that
but il is when he is using this stone
that the seaman is most p~rofane."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29
A Ar,rIut- Guarant--

20 cure chIils ant fever Or LAGrppe z-e-
WITH every bottle u Johnson = Chill q
Fever Tonic. L reads a. fnilnxs. L :
mutually Ig-ve'i hs-ween the buyer and
the seller Of Jnhn-cns Chill & Fever
Tonic thas # it ioes not please. The non
sy : 70 D. returned within a. hours uran
temand without requiring any nruuf. writ
Ten statement Or 11favit. Can anything
- stronger chan thi--to YOU know q
IT. other -@m-fv thar - good enough %
- -oir ms wavs One dealer ias asif
over lea.F0 BOTTLES and ie-s than 3 bot
-.s- Rave he-n 7starned Ec-5oc On aie at
Drug >tor-< n from John-1ns Chill 4
Fever Tome Co. savannah. Ga.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29

Dina NARY for the siller. Jock
said old Sandy. sagely. % hts SET. Who
seemed 70 show symptoms Of the
l~wakening Of 4 young mans fancy
gin - dae. yen aye regret IL. For
an tellin -. when 7 nar-tt yer
nither. I haGna but Ne shillin torhv
she had auchtesn pence. And FOR all
the Is year o cor marrit life. I ne 'er
heard the last o the odd saxpencs."-
2 c. Luck. IN West Coast Magazine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29
s-E LIKED r-E SMOKING Room.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-10-29

Once upon a time there was a very
little boy who desired TO 90 out for a
walk with his nurse, but it was rain
ING that day. so he couldn't. But he
was consoled when informed that he
might 90 the next day.
Alas, When the next day came rain
was still coming down without abate-
nent. The little boy looked discou-
solately At the heavens.
God Is getting very careless be
aid