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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
A LETTER PRESS.


h wee . orsst 0sesaiA. sus ~ kWs~
u Toe lsts
Que Of the smoker had beso cx.
hibitins a dia l,oud pin which he had
purchased VI . hsri w traveller aud
made at least . hundred dollars on
when the Eray baIr~d nsn heaSeh .
Sigh aud unmarked;
As for me. never had. tut Que real
bargain o6ercd ne, aud ! was fool
enough not 10 take that"
"Sou,ethius In the way Of j-weiry r
vas asked
NO: n was . letter prcsA"
But I don't srr bow much cf bar.
gain could he offered In that"
MOI Well. will tell you l though
I Was In love aud was writing the glrl
two letters q day. Six mouths later.
when I knew that I wasn't 10 love
With her. I busted up thugs. aud she
sued rns for 6seach Of prontss"
But you had bseu careful In Jour
letter. Got to pledge yourself
Il told my lawyer that shs coukut
exhibit one single loving seu,sDcs In
any Of my ietters-thst II. sny having
coppsction With mstrimony"
"Yes."
But when the suit csme 10 trial sbs
exhibited over forty lsttses 10 which
said that ! sbsald die n she turned
Ne down. and ths jury awarded hss
oae0o fos hss bsokss hsart- Yes. cir.
4 kAe
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
Tkeasstsst csNssvs.

Ths censorship of the tbestse was
beoughi about 10 England through the
sudacity Of Fielding. who wrote Q
play Which sstirtrsd Sir Robert Wal.
psIs. wAo vss prime minister Of Eng.
land snd who introduced the famous
set Of i1S7 lirsusiDs the 'heater.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

Charles Dickens refused 10 lie down
uhless hIs lid was plIool due north
and scWtL. He gave notice Of the rule
bsfose arriving st u friends house or
Q hotel. hut n compass was always
handy In his baggage 10 make sure
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
I SHOULD sAY 90.

A loys-snittsn youth Who waA
studying the approved methods Of
proposal asked one OF his bachelor
friends II he thought that q young
man should propose to . girl on his
knees.
IL he doesn't." replied his friend.
the girl should geS or"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

An elephant tuss l. ho!iow for about
Q third oe Its lcnrth. although the slsr
of this hollow ,arl.. s"Ud deal II
10 called The bambco" In u dried tuss
aud when borne proudly 10y the tusSsr
it ID el!sd with q jcilyiile substance
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

Nativ0 of Burma and part, of In.
dis psepass tee In . peculiar way
called -picklins- The leaves are
boilsd and pressed into bawboo tubes.
Which ars buried 10 the ground untIl
the material has matused
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
Nemss Wassh ips.

Ths wsa.os-war Of the ancirst 10.
nans had crew Of about 226 men. Of
Wtpw 17] were oarsmen woPting on
thsse dsrks. Tbs speed n thsss ~.
eels. woD about Q knots an hous n
faip WUoel1oG.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
csbbaess.

In the middle ages cabbas-s we're
- rare they bad to b. saited A cab.
bass from Holland remained an eI.
psnsivs present into the sixteenth cen
tusy. % English sbiliinss being paid
for sis Of thsss and q few carrots in
1876
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
oississ Streams.

Tbs water ErvdGesd By the melting
Of glacier 10 IN simmer 6ows down
through erevsssss To n. bottom Of the
glacier and. forming = channel BY sfo.
etoo, snierses often ~ . large stream
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

Costa Rice neans the r,rh coast, ard
In most rrsIscts Il u II, h, rarti ular,y
In the suaks family, the mVsi deadly
VI which 10 the deadly ,urtra jr
oansrs. OF blood snake
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

Good Friday was called Long Fri.
day" by the % xons On account Of Tie
lssBtk VI the ohBrss and fsstinSs %.
jotpe1 % this day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

oeev1s fstainsi many msmos1as Of
1Wklab Svls. Ths we0ss en- kspt n
~ baekGspanA. The msp NARY Ses
~ qvautles oS ths heusswifs fathss
thAa S6e romantic love- It = oftoo
Ut yoeae ma moss9 Wo0eo D1s1
49, thaS tho0solvGA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
ohlNsss oaNessts.
Ouee D at ths host's left baud
indie,

ouly about ops.third 81 the land %
India 10 under cultivation A portion
Of The other tWo.thiris 10 taken up by
rivera lakss, wVcds unrultiNatdhlr
Ailh o sasdy or stony plain, ,owus,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
The Turkey,

The turkey vas 6rst discovered 10
Amsstca and was trsnsplsnfed to Eng.
land 10 ths early part of the sixteenth
csptusy. Since then II has been sccii
mated IN nearly all parts Of the world
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

Australia has more uuesplord arr,
N proportion TO tho population than
any Other couniry
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

WIN suts hare bseoms too asy 10
b Gpod remove the shells. lot stsnd
ovsfnaght In equal parts Of milk and
wasee ties dsy them In the oven and
~ Nin ~ frssh an1 good.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

Nanit0ea trace ,ts origin from
AAnitou. the Indian appeilstion -
''ths 0rsat Spirit"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
Persian Nswspapers,

psrsian newspapers are reproduced
from handwriting by lithography. no
types being used
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
psaris

Ths pssfsctly round pearl, are the
most valuable. Nest come the pear
sAApsd asA. lastly. the egg shspsd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
Aipias olss,sss

Thsrs are 80 glaciers 10 the Alps
saiA TO BE- over dvs miles In length.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

Csmsnt--Imported cement Just re-
esivsd; carload Allssn cement In iron
barrels. Baldwin Hardware Company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23

For Oals-ls0 q. homestead rslin.
Quishmsat; 40 .. under government
project. WILDER White. Agent. Q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-23
Farm FOR aALE.

I5%.acre farm. one and one-auar-
ter miles from Merrill. all In cuitiva.
ton but fourteen acres: about twenty
acrss In alfalfa: large barn. 70 feet
long; good granary: four-room
house. wagon shed. paid up or free
water right with every acre: no waste
land. Price. S5s per acre; terms
See or write. Z. Z. FITCH.
S.31 Merrill. Ore.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
New Yelk Dots.

The health of this community
is very good at thist writing.
Most Of the farmers in this part
of the county are about through
gathering their crops, which were
very short.
MIR. Esker Butler and family
visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs
G.. W. Crawford recently.
Mr.. j. B. Anderson and family
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. W. Crawford recently.
Mrs. T. J. Green is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Mittie Crawford,
a few days days this week.
Mr.. Walter Sullivan and wife
visited relatives here Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Thad Crawford attended
the Slaugnter-Hyde marriage
at Lafayette Springs Sunday
Mr. VIII Adams and family
visited relatives here Sunday.
From what we hear oxford will
be crowded Thursday and Friday
~ it seems everybody wants t.
be at the Fair.
Mr.. Dick Gideon and family
visited relatives on Cypress Sat
urday and Sunday.
We close, wishing the good old
EAGLE and its many readers 9
long and happy life, We are still
TIE New YORK KID.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

Pubic notice Is hereby given th.t
the undersign.d VIII receiv, seaisa
bids up TO l2o'ciOcIs. noon. on Tu,.s
day, Nov md, for toe building of a
bridge acroaa Biackwater Creek IN
road, INK No. 2l7 Also a bridye
across creek in Phipps lane ON the
Oxford and Pamela road '-'
Also for the las ing OF the G,or;n.
Oh the hartsisld Ievee, accord,n,. q +,
qualifications on file IN to- ci.rkis' az.
hes. The bidder submitting b,ds far
the work, the county furuisalns, m
the material. -
Tho above mentioned BRIDE ar, b..
Dc let out separately and to ia dnnr
according 10 plans and speciGcatiops
nog on lille IN my oliiee. The snacess
tai bidder will be reqaired to furnisb
bond double the amoant of each All
WITH two or more good securities for
faithful performance vi the coptra,.t
The Board reserves the riybt ~, .,
Ieet any aud all bids, and on the s,ne
day let the same out at public outory
To the lowest ana best bidders. NJ,
boari reserves the right to reject anv
and al bids.
". NJ. Woodward. Ci.ri-
Oxford, Miss, o1t. eth Iaoa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
MARION !iARLAND AND DATE
CIRTSEN

for more than h1ll century Mari
ou liar!and has becI writing on hols,.
wiley themes an! ans,r-ria the ti,,f.
tons OF women IN clear ana kIi. liz
way thai A'ts made her name he,,,vei
from one cBd OF tie Etud TO tha other.
Adny who read her Cbeery aud help
~. page every week in The Sunday
record Herald have ~ idea tqat she
~ a. years OLD, Tor she sin writes with
All the Nisor ana DISAGREEMENT OF a
woman OF halt her Year,. Huge n,
tue task may seem, sne gives her per
sonal attention t. ths vas. t.J-,.'.f.
pcui"uce that her position OF crp,.rs
ADVISOR on household a5pis5 iuv,iv.gi
ana every question j. answered al
Fecty by ner. 40 other department
Ut The SUNDAY ErcOsd ilcraiii, more
universally popular than hers.
Another department tha. pushes IL
closely, however, Is Dame Cnrtss.i4
NoEclti-s ia Entertainment v.ui,n
hai ooeu hailed with Joy b.thoa..t,.ds
OF hpate5Aes who feel Tue need of f,..,s,
IDEAS. Dame Gprisey, wnu,s roll
pane Is Eiiye Howell clover. s.rp,s
10 nave a genius Tor Inventive. fresh
schemes 70. dee ,ratiDns laenurs
games and all the details that lend
Host u dinners and enterta!lm.uts
ohe also answers q1sstions pariai 1iu,,
10 etiquette and good taste and y;b',r'
wise furnishes JI.it ias information :,
oiten sought VaIniy by women.
men It Is added that the SUNDAY
'idf.a@lne ot tue Record Herald Is loH
ot good stories and articles as inter-
eseiIg to women "a to mna, It ise,-v
10 sec why that paper 10 tho llyor,ts
atuong women
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

y uudrcds Of Osfafti effixen. Can Tell You
All About Il
Tome endorsement, the public ex-
preston OF OXFORD people, shaaii be
evidence sbey oad dispute for every
oxford reader. Surely the experi-
enee of friends ana neighbors, cheer
tuIIx given bv them. Nill carry more
weight than the utteranees OF straug-
eFs residing in PARKWAY places. Read
the following:
Mrs. L. 4. 3. Wallace, East street,
oxford. Miss. says: "AIv knowledge
OF Doan's kidney Pills dates back fous
or i've years. Their use at that .ime
proved them to be i reliable remedy
aud one that lived up To representa-
tons. Doauis Kidney Pills brought
me positive relief from kidney trouble
from which had been a sufferer for
2 long time aud they helped ms more
than any other remedy | had previ
Dusty used Ny kidneys were given
strength, the pTin in my back was
driven away anu my whole system
WAS built up and the benefit that 1
nave always 0bt1insd has b zen such
rs To assure mt that this remedy i,
reliable. heartily recommend Doan's
kidney Pills To tany person suffering
from kidney difficulties
For sale by all dealers. Price 5O
cents. Foster Aliiburn Co, BufaI },
New York, sole agents fer the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take 10 other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
Tocco7ola News.


Everything is dry and dusty in
this part Of the world. bnt the IN
dications are that we will have
rain soon. The farmers are very
busily engaged trying to get their
crops gatnered before the bad
weather sets in.
Fair going seems to be the topic
~ the day here. Several from
here went over to Tupelo to the
fair week before last. Among
al. winners Of premiums from
here were Edgar and Lewis short
James Pitcher and Alex Bevill.
Both the Short boys and also
James Pitcher got premiums on
the.r horses. but Mai. Pitcher,
the Pitcher horse, seemed to be
IN the lead. NOT only in the lead
IL the horses from around here,
butofeverything there. He won
SO premium for pacing. a $40
premium for being the fancies'
harness horse and would have
wou the 500 premium for trot-
ting il he had not been ruled out
90 account of not having any
competition. The above horse,
Mai. Pitcher was sold while n
the fair 10. the nice little sum oil
Sl.250, but from all account;
would have sold for $1,000 a.
easily. The buyers OF the horst
iwere Messrs. Shelton and Peguc'
81 TGpelo. The horse judges a
the fair said Maj. Pitcher wai
one Of the finest bred horses ~
the State. We. a. a people, wer'
i sorry % have 20 give up the hors'
but hope he is not gone for good
Mr.. Alex Beyill won the 100
pounds II fertilizer for havini
the best corn. he also won a SIG
premium on has sugar care.
| There was a large crowd from
here went 70 tine Fair at poutoto
last Thursday. Don't know ho,
tVey come out, tut know the.
brought back some premiums 10
t"Old ToccDpola" is hard to turI
down.
ii the weather is good "a larE
crowd from here will attedd III
Feir at Oxford on Thursday al
Friday.
Rev. J. Il. Robertson preache
an excellent sermon on Pap
tism" at the Methodist Churc
Sunday morning.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
Altos News.

several OF our young people
attendet the all day singing at
MI. Zion Sunday.
Little Julia Wooten, who has
been seriously i'll for the past two
weeks, is improving. Hope She
Will soon be we'll again.
Mr.. Will Robertson and family
OF Oxford, visited relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev W. L. Brown will preach
at Midway Sunday, Oct. 3lst. al
Ii O'Clock.
Mr.. j. d. Wooten lost another
hne oxen = few days ago. This
makes three he has lost this wear
Mr.. Claude Morgan and Mrs.
Hattie Gardner were married Last
tuesday evening. DIXIE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
Shady Grove News
The health Of our community
Is very GOOD IT nrpsenf

The health of our community
is very good at present.
Miss May Gray, Of Houston,
Tex. spent Saturday with Misses
Bessie and Beriie Perkins.
Mr.. Oscar Russell has return
ed from Onolaska, Tex. e. spend
the winter with his brother, Mr..
@. w. Russell.
Quite IA crowd attended the
singing at the home Of Mr.. II. p.
Perkins Saturday night and all
report 2 delightful time.
Mr.. Dallas McFadden. Of South
oxford. j. spending a few days
here with relatives and friends
this week
Mr. J.. Il. Waller and Miss Mag
gle Hyde were quietly married az
the nome oi Mrs. sam buse last
Thursday night. We wish them
4 "a long and happy welded life.
/ We are sorry o. hear II the
death of Mrs. Noot.ll. vino died
lat her home last thursday. sac
leaves q hus1an AMI Eve chit
drea o. mourn nor loss. she vii
be missed by al who knew her
/ We Eear that welding bells vii
here soon. Guess wno2
/ VIII ring ,f' Cor th.s time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
DUNBAR RoWLANIt.,

s.fa
"a =, -. ~ ot i manner 10
AZ, ~ i- M nue., . q aalresi by
49, =, v il'.y' March =, \. D. ls3}l.
II M - oay VIII ee long renem-
-. 'y tiie ei''@eas 81 oxford.
,"'s7'' aul a an epoeh IN the
i'', ~, % sa's ei'y.
Is W. announced last week
- - NE e'elihg u that day
~ , " si9eS' e standard viii be
'1e9e'1s'-' ~ tae taaies q 0xtort.
- -. ne Lamar fsiiies.
n ~ states were represented as
IN. 49, y
~, :" is ll,ssippi ~ Miss Sdliic y.
i" 4sy ie@as y Mss sue Keys !;
' ,t.ta's oy Mss oaiiie State;
= va Una -, ''y .ilas Moiiie fomlin-
son i9rlia ny Miss sue lowry !;
i l5 eafolina BY Miss Sallie
-
\ oes fiptiaa OF the banner
10 ~ i'toNs
nc u.a.eFiai Is Of white silk Of
i t.'e li''sss -eA'ufe' Il Is eight feet
- a'.l I've ieet Wide, tringed
VIZ . reu ooraer;l IN tue center
l'eais q Iaha5eape painting Ell
, l-see WIN : gut border, and on
- .i-ht = tue ehoe matte tree
~ sils5issiPPi' the magnolia, In
49," "a, eoilFs' the bright lone
- III q oiue Sky. On the le!i
!" tue foreground IS a perfect
eau e@s.e' eiutehing with his
~. -, &c 7'9''l u d cotton piaut,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

G, X. klGger, the Jeweler, 1860 Vir-
gina avenue, OF indianapolis, Ind.
writes: Il was 50 weak from ki,- ,ev
trouble that could hardly walk III
let. -Four botties OF Foicy.s kidney
kemedY cleared my com piexion. cur
81 my baekache aud the irregulari-
Ties disappeared and can now attend
20 business every day aud recommend
foiey's Kidney Remedy to all sun sr-
ers, as II cured me after the doctor.
ana other remedies had failed.v For
sale By all dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

40 All - TO beware OF coughs and
ooi',s On the chest; az neglected they
readily lead To pneumonia, consu,,n,
ton or other pulmonary trou,.It,
Just as soon az the cough apnsssr.
treat II with BaJlard's Horrhonnt
syrup the standard cure of Ar,sr;'.',
. sc as dirseted-perfeetly harmless
a cure and preventive for all disc asses
@ ,he iangs iIlce 25s, so ana 81 ~
Per bottle Sold BY 4 4. genssl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

1t people with symptoms Of kidney
o. bladder trouble would realize their
danger they would without The loss of
TINE commence taking Foley's Xii
neF isenaedy. This great remedy stopS
NE pun aud the Irregularities, strengh
ems and builds up these organs aad
there Is no danger OF Bright 5 disease
or other serious disorder. DO not III.
regard the early ympsoms. For safe
By ali dealers. s'''0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
mn rnck-mI-D on ssccl,,.

I.ies ia = keen, clear brain. backet
by indomi;abie viii ana resistles!
energy. Such power comes from th'
splendi health that Dr. Kings Ne d
,lie Pills impart. They vitalize ever,
organ and build ~ brain and body
! 4. Harmon, OF Lizsmo-e, ". Va
writes: "Thev are the beet pills
ever used" csc at 4 II. kendel's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
For Sale

Two good saddle and harness
Horses, one fine Mare, two good
Mules, several head of cattle, u
head of hogs, buggy and harness
and considerable household and
kitchen furniture for cash or on
time with good security. Cali or
write TO Lee NJ. Russell, Oxford
RUSSELL Bros.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

A WAsHINGToN medium has
been conveying spirit messages
81 Chinese to WI Ting Fang.
Still, the skeptics will insist that
d would have been easy easy for
the medium to have emitted a
series OF grunts and mumbliugs
and made the oriental believe
Eat tnsy constituted 2 ness aoe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

BANXRUPTS PETITION FOR DIS.
CuAEUE.

in the District Iuur; ct the United
States tor the " ostern Division Of
the Northern District ct Mississippi
In tse matter OF
j. II Roy. In Bankruptcv.
bankrupt
To the honorable #. =. Niles, judge
ot the District Court ct the lint, d
States tor the Northern D!strist OF
Ais-issippi:
J. IL Roy, of Abbeviile, in the
County OF Lafayette, and state OF
Mississippi. 10 said Division and Dis
trict, respectfully repr sents that on
the l3th Gay OF January last past he
was daily adjudged bankrupt under
tna Acts OF Congress relating to bank
ruptcy; that he mas duly surrendered
al, his property and rIghts, and mas
fully complied with all the require
ments Of said Acts aud OF the orders
OF the court touch ny MS bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays that ne may be
decreec by the Court to have full dis.
charge from all debts prOva5le against
his estate under said bankrupt Acts.
except suc5 debts as are excepted 5y
iaw from said discharge.
Dated TINS the 16th Jay Of Septeut.
beg, \ D., 1903.
). IL. Roy. bankrupt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

Il would have been a eripnIa for l,,.
from a terrible cut on my knee c.n y,
writes Frank Disberry, of KeIlibsr
Htnn., without SueKisn's Ar0ica
saive, which cured me-" InfalIibse
for wounds, cuts and bruises, il soon
cures burus, scalds, old sores. bo,ls
skin erup:ions. Worlds bes. for III. :
21r AZ .. e GeIcelis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

When you see that kiad OF a wealth
er forecast you knox thai rhcuma, 53m
whether IS az hand. Get ready Tor 81
now by getting bottle OF Billiard $
snow Imminent. Finest thing made
10. rheumaiIsm, caiiioiaius. frost bite
sore ahd sta joints ana muscles. al
aches ami pains. -. 5Jc ami 81 Der
bottle. Sold b. -. - kendsl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

aiE. J.. u h4sScii,
DXi1rd. Miss.
Dear Sir; Here's q mail order paint
there a~. several su,.a Is per cent
OF IFS soiii part is hargtes and Wait
ing, ana - per cent of IL oil IS ben
x.n- aui water; - Rec = ziBc Z. !,
s.sgd -.
Esry ties whitiE5 serzins and water
have nothing to DO wigA paiat. except
70 make nlure gallons TOR victims to
buy q - a gallon put-on.
a. q CATION pst- VII buy TIE !Se7T
paiat tasfs T. n TIE warid; here's a
paint. about hail neither pigment nor
ull. imposed en- the uasgzpectiny.
y LAT II the remedy What - the
victim TO DO? Do YOU favor a pure
paint law in your Statr2
North Dakota mas lat .ly passed such
q law; il i worth, We presume, s. a
year TO tue average nan. What is
wanted, Of course, is paint OF such
: rsngth that 10 gallons will do a TO-
gylioG Job aafi wear a long time De-
voc Is that paint. Should eounterfeits
be pat down by !a%!
ours truly,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
The YOURS companion "vrnstiau'
ale Ga ttr tgtJ


Nenic ", the larry cty ct stately
buIillngt with tu~ir thousand c1lors
lying rnlrrorei M the Adr.Itic, gives
is ne .nr 20 thu usw r9i-adar.
Ttia "1irrdar y itsf n; inches in size
IT, ing. e fpid gives 10 four page or
y. as iix6 iEca .s. Il j, 4 standing
c'.i'ublr, uH Is suited tor nan .irg it
tn OWL sr p ctr. u j. 18th crap I'd
% the q IS card, t7tuc liors ana z li.i
are us .d ou,a'de, - c4iJrs aai gold
ar used Within
Tine principal p1ge bars lovely
Venetian scene painted b. Mr. Thomts
No an. Fhi. ant al ta~ ACCOMPANY
lag uruamentatiaas shows that thu
publishers have spared no pains or
expense ~ give the ca lenitr the NJ 1st
rc,idaG and delicate beauty.
The outer panels are ~ beautiful
ltaiials d-siEl; nUe inner pagel car
ri-- Mr.. Mrrau'~ painting, tle othe,
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21

Fo!ey's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irritation in
toe throat, s5otnes the iHti4med lnngs
are healed aad strshg heaed auI tbs
cold Is expelled from The systet.. Re-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-21
Kir qdnna News.

Nothing has TRANSFERRED out Of
the ordinary here since our last
writing.
our people seem to be enjoy
ing the blessing OF good health.
The weather is deal.
Our people are busy raking and
scrnping after every lock Of the
fleecy staple. whica is less than
a half crop here.
Mr.. George Mlsk made bust
ness trip % Jackson last week.
Mr.. Melvin Franklin left a few
weeks ago q accept a clerkship
10 grocery store al New Houlka
Rev. j. G. Nelson delivered a
splendid sermon here Sunday 70
IN appreciated people.
Mr.. Winfield Robertson, Of Ok
ford. visited home folks Saturday
and sunday.
Mr.. y. " Franklin visited rela
tives ana lends ia Pontoto. anl
H0uika laat week.
AIR. Esrl Lynch and family
visited Nr. CASTOR Robertson anl
family Sunday.
Success t. tua County Fair ant
the county or gan. GfrpsRoY.