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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

Prssbytsnsu Church. Rev. }. .. Ne
Eenzis, pastor publie worship az 1890
a. "a. and : p M Sunday asnoal ard
Riale classes a. 1855 a a. Rev I. o.
Saerhurne g BoeAnaton, zTsu~ fsg ths
Vermont Biale sacietg, vii preach a.
tae farsuaon Service. Pastor VII preach
ln the evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

FIRST BAPTIST Ctlrch. William r.
Aexsred. minister 1fornng worship az
1919 wira nessaqs- The Cawmuu.
wealth ~ Love- Bsbie wh0sl ~ Il m
@ =. meeting a SO evening worship
at T:00 sgh5set u message First. See
GOD or This8 Covenant neeting Thurs
day 90 TeaeheTs meeting s.3S. Cor
Dial welcome "a al meetinzs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

Ep1nVsiicaI church. Merchants street
Rev. g Eawar4 Taylor. pastor Services
sunday seaoal a. lslG p ms preaching
sarviee, 4ale p m.s evening sE Il class
1aeeting TUESDAY sreuiu1 a. 10. prayer
meeting Thursday sveaia1 a. the sane
hour. Al ara invited
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

an Africander and not Ike the ay-
erage European that visits the dark
continent. be will certainly find
danger; danger that tries a hunters
confined 20 bird shooting with shot
guns. or small game. with. say. a %.
caIber rife, may understand the
meaning of these figures. let me state
that the ordinary s2-caliber rife has
a recoil Of perhaps ten 10 twelve
pounds. The double-Earrsled shot.
gun. which 70 the ordinary hunter
seems 70 have sll the kicking" ca
pacity any weapon needs. has a re-
soil Of from 25 TO 90 pounds
The 900 callber cordite express Is
the most deadly hand arm made.
Notwithstanding the terrific force
Of this 500 express bullet Il must be
placed IN the correct part Of an ele-
plants or a rhiuoceros' anatomy TO
nerve, that requires All alert intelli-
gence and quick eye to pass through
10 and live
Mr. Cuuninghame, Who Is organlz-
Ing the Roosevelt expedition, Is one
OF the most experienced and clever OF
African hunters. He viii have com
pIete charge OF everything from the
largest to the smallest detail. with
him at the head Of things the presi.
dent can depend on having a success.
ful hunt. That Is. II he is going for
sport and not merely as a scribe look
ing for local atmosphere for his book
Many great African hunters have
killed all their game In the narrow
and dark confines OF an ink bottle.
Africa is menagerie ll,50O.000
mlles IN area. with the greatest com
bination OF lakes, rivers, mountains
and weld imaginable, veritable para
disc for wild animals. Notwithstand-
ing the destruction OF big game, there
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
The
Exceptional
Equipment

q the CzlHo-niA zig sTrzp Co and u.
sc5sntise s,sainrnerlis II ia chemists han.
zn3srsd possible The pro,iDcsi0z of Syruo
x FiEs and EiEir q senn4. n AZ q Is
sHesllsrcs. by obt2ininz the pz-s rnet5o-
"a. p-inciplss q rla-ts ersoua 10 ar 1.oss
lersek-izlly and eo1a5lz5ng them r1o=;
ssillf1lly. n the mn; properties. -iih
- -h9Seso1ss and refreshing syrup o.
Czlif7Tlia Fizs-
As there Is oily one rsnlEine Syrup o,
Fi-s AID E1ixir q SennA and a. the Eea-
159s IA Manufactured By an original
netbod l-rloEn 70 tis Czliiorzi7 Zig syrup
Co. o1ly. Il Is always Necessary 70 buy tie
ys1li1,s 70 81 r. beneficial elects.
A i8oHie5se of The sbovs facts enablss
oos 20 deeiloe i-nitz.io-.s o 20 rs;1;n ths-a
Z, upon vieEinz the peelazs, the fun name
cf The Cllifo-nza Fig syrup CO. i 70; found
vrla;ei o. The front thsr=oi.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

game, selecting the correct rife.
loading with the proper ammunition.
pointing out the place 20 shoot at
and handing the hunter the weapon.
The hunter merely pulls the trigger.
after seeing that there are a number
Of shikarees NATIVE huntersl In
readiness 10 protect him should
he miss his mark and the game
charge. As often as not he misses
shikaree shoots the game, and
his employer gets the credit II
Is the dangerous side only OF African
hunting that has any attractions for
the man with any sporting instincts
in him, and II is only that side OF
the hunt that is OF interest 10 the
laity.
According 10 present intentions. Mr.
Cunninghame will take the Roosevelt
party over the route I have covered
twice. the last time very recently.
Wha, ! have passed through RoOse-
welt must face lie will be lucky II
be comes out alive.
Like most Beers. have been hunt.
ing. on and OF, and associating with
hunters since / was ten years old.
Danger and hairbreadth escapes have
happened 40 frequently TO me that
most Of my hunting experiences ap-
pear almost too commonplace 70
record. Yet some OF them stand out
yiyidly from the rest. especially those
OF recent occurrence. Il would be
impossible 10 hunt any length Of time
IN Africa without having some adyen-
tures worth relating; adventures In
which steady eye. nerves OF steel,
and a brain as quick as lightning are
life-saying essentials 10 a big game
hunter.
Most game drops at the first shot
from the rife OF an experienced hunt
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

on account Of the thickness OF the
underground II meant a long, pa
tisnt crawl TO a good shooting posi-
close quarters In such country meant
that the bullet would be detected by
the bush. put a solid nickel ball in
the right barrel Of my coo caliber ex-
press for a head shot. and a soft nose
split In the left barrel for a body shot.
With the shikaree at my side and the
gun bearer at my back. we crept
silently. inch by inch. foot by foot.
through the huge tufts Of grass till a
good view OF the game presented It.
self.
took of my coat and hat. hung
them on a low limb and crawled a
few yards farther on. As could not
get a vital shot al any Of the ele-
plants in their lying position. gave
a sharp whistle. In an instant they
we're upon their feet thrCsting their
trunks up in the air TO get a scent of
their enemies and holding out their
enormous ears TO catch the slightest
sound. At last an old bull worked
into the right position. aimed at
his weakest point, between the eye
and ear, and gave him the solid shot
My aim was bad; piece OF his tusk
flew into the air. With a roar he
charged down on me Ike an ava.
lanche
! leyeled my express for a SECOND
shot and the natives stood ready.
Down he came. the grass waving be-
fore him in billows. waited so. 40,
80. 20 yards. another seconds sus-
pense and-bang! ! gave him the soft
bullet full in the chest. II failed 10
stop him. A screeching roar OF pain
burst from the charging monster and
blood gushed from his trunk. /
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
Elephant
Ivory
and How
1t Is
Obtained
BY Capf. Fritz DuqueSne

CAPT. FRITZ Duqusfns a1s J0ra 81
B1er r,7rsrfs ~ South Afrilr. s1u-
Gated N EaroDs frhsrs h ron can
SsSs~G5is dDfiarfi1H a. q sWDris-
man and k9s been a pr1fsni9n1I
hunter 81 Jfg game rsSn 0f hD iifs.
vt the age Of II hs wa 9 rsfsr1a 81
the Kaffr r1yg. Ne Serrsf N He
Bosr gqv and 1ls0 n fhs C1Hgo In
the rsoenf sEsnh of S1uth Afrio1's
Ialsid1scDDie hisfory Capt Duquesns
foOk Z coHspi1uous p1rt He at
ed N many oaD1cifiSs during hs
S0g'ilifNs bsfussn the Bar and tie
BrIfisb being IN turn spy. military
dsfscfirs, sngineer. cens1r, disp7fct-
cGrTler and prlpQgandist. Hs rgs
n0UHded fEics N The fighting
around C0isns0. When The Britul
Hlcessdsd in cutting oqJls commu1i-
eqti0n befWesn he B0sr republic
and the rest of the r1rYd. DuqueFns
11rried the nsrs 0f The Beer ricf0-
rISs oUey hs Mozambique harder,
ard tram there he urofe dsDqfchss
10 Ae Petit Bleu. Ge 0fci1I En9-
psan orgqH of The Boer q5rsrumenf.
lie wGs OHcs captured By the Por-
fugiless and ttrouH into Prism at
Lorenzo Marquis. Inter he vas Ia
ken a. a pris9Hsr 70 Europe at the
rsquesf Of the Brif8h g0rernmsni
When hs ship that cOnUepsd him
and hH guQrd touched At Naples he
tros suferiHg fran q ferer and IN
o0nseq8eHoe vas piqced IN an It1iian
hospat1i On he reo0rery he U1s al
bUsd 10 % free. ne rent 10 Brlu-
ssL and Wqs cent back 10 the front
BY DR.. Leyds. With plans for the
seizure Of Cape ToWn Jy the B5er
eOmmGHders then modified in Cape
ColonV. Ereryfhing wqs ready for
fhs taking of tts city uisn. n traitor
hGring rereaisd the plot, Duguerns
and number Of others uere zap
tured in Cape Torn INSIDE he Brit
uh defsnssG This was the climqr
Of UiQi hGs come to be tnoWn as the
"Cgps Torn Plot" Some Of the
prisOnCrs Usrs sentenced 10 death
phO later had their sentence chaHgsd
10 lifs imprisonment. CAPT. Duquems
Uas among the hitter. Ten months
later he sscaDsd from the Bsrmudq
prisons. got aboard the American
yacht Margaret Of NsW York uhils
she uaS coaling at the dock. and was
conveyed 10 Baltimore Back TO Eu-
rope he rent again. az Wdr c0rrs-
spondsHt and military Wriisr on the
Petit Bleu; thence 10 Afrio1. Uherc
he took eommissiOn on The Congo.
in lat Afriod he hunted big game
far sP0rt and profit. and finally he
came 10 Nsu York 10 do Heus D7Der
and magazine UDrk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

e. IT, EL--@ -.zt E-ztss ths SAT-
.s re gaze rkz-s missed zs tie
SvatsE east r1as- -s-tVssf szV- s-1
--s-s - -.rEi-E -r-sr tkz1 TIA; say
.-r. e. fz- As EF eJge-se1css g. f5r
4 -zE EE1- -sErlT s-tE5 ~ trek Z
little veE= zz5 e The Lake c1---ry-
wzs --stfrE between Lake Alae-t
EJtwz-5 S-Tz-zz AT Lake kiF1- TIE
creates s-r=-c1 o k---i-z r-r-nt t.
re w---1. wi-t Z czrzTz- q hun
s-s1 -z- We kz5 zzrcEsd s-sz5ilT
,Err-z1 re early ga-- q rks tzT z-t.
--w t.z- --s E=-Cl-zss EE5te-Eor s-z
vas directly cvz-1sss- 7 called . halt
Et-E member - -1= cz-zTz- t1rsE
himself 5-E- I- tkz stale sLc=-ti-g
ET sz1.s-ss NIX 4 -scg- frUz ths
--Ez- s55s g TIE c1--izs--. = zz-ivs
-t Seal lie -sv=- Tes-sd- and az
e z-- : vs-r=--zzz @ re ivory ws
s=---et- tz rsTsr - re s1-zs q lis
feet zrDH sgf- f1- want q eIs-cls Sc
A1c- Ar t1z- Vzssst before Nick
sane EE--E-E into camp wt-E his
vEz-z -==-k zlszzt-E Ike EeE swords
7 r-ew ~ his E-Ls tEz- tLe-e vas
s--s-tL-z zto1. He HzI.st straight
-g NJ sl=-1z-- E--s ard 5scEo-st
re ! k-zW Es kz1 s--1ck Z fresh
s-cc- gtrzili- SzlE1g ~ Gr-s.
s1zEz.zt ~ E-n bearer and si--cE
CT. NIX lzzci-z
r there are a-T elephants about =,
r-l11zY. the k1-tsr Is pretty sure 20
-zks zoOt bag. .or a. hat tine
tEsT rest o1t % TIE direct rays o.
TIE sEn. 5ozi1g the hot hoE-z zEzy
ard are easily approached
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
Ir..rrur..d N. Wedding.

The other day. az the Shz-ues
county Court House, Probate Judge
schOch was about to marry q young
couple He pronounced the prelin-
mary words and told them TO Join
hands. and started on the ceremony.
Hey. there, Hold up a minute,
Wait. szyi- This series Of startling
ordinations came from the door.
The groom was hOrriaed.-ths bride
badly scared
Just a minute. I want 20 give you
each an apple before you are married. =
said the man who had made the noise.
And in he calmly walked and handed
each OF them a Grimes Golden.
II was one mans idea Of a joke
Kansas City Journal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
PRESSED HARD
Coffee's Weight on Old AGE.

When prominent men realize the in-
furious effects of coffee and the change
in health that Postum can bring. they
are glad TO lend their testimony for
the benefit Of others.
superintendent OF public schools
In one OF the southern states says:
My mother, since her early child
hood, was on inveterate coffee drinker.
had been troubled with her heart for a
number Of years and complained OF
that weak all over feeling and sick
stomach.
Some time ago / was making an ON,
cial visit to distant part OF the coun.
try and took dinner with one of the
merchants OF the place. / noticed a
somewhat peculiar favour OF the cot.
fee. and asked him concerning It He
replied that il was Postum.
Il was so pleased with it, that after
the meal was over. bought a package
to carry home with me, and had wife
prepare some for the next meal. The
whole family were so well pleased
with 1t, that We discontinued coffee
and used Postum entirely.
Il had really been at times very
anxious concerning my mothers con-
diuon, but we noticed that after using
Postum for a short time, she felt so
much better than she did prior to its
use. and had little trouble with her
heart and no sick stomach; that the
headaches were not so frequent, and
her general condition much improved,
This continued until she was as we'll
and hearty as the rest of us.
know Postum has benefited my.
sen ana the other members OF tn,
family. but not in so marked a de-
gree as in the case Of my mother. as
she was victim OF long standing
Read. THE Road to Weuyflle." In
pkgs. There's Reason"
Ever read. the above Ietters A ..v
one appears from TIVE tn time. Thev
are genuine, true. and fulI of AnS a
Interest.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

N-.a@ E.--a-E sr-erts-c'ss las t@eE
s-f-z k-- t1w-. Tts kz1-sr ---s.
5Et tks s11- l-.1 -ss z-i--zrs hsas o.
-sar-. o. - Z1s- fzcs a c.zrEs raz-
Wiz 5rsea5-T sz5 IL Ia saEr-c-s1--
EesE g uz-5usE q be- are cz-rls-
for sc1-sc-v ir Ga rtaz-er 70 1Bs 3
f-zE E.r frase--ts - -e-er rtfs
-- E-al game z zE-s --s-s- c.
-etl.- Es-e. a-1 = so s1,-ess O.
siE E2-s. tha- - ez-rT c-s wezgo-
'5- tI-soza1 E1rk vAich Eg.It hare
~ D. E-E e1o1Et q. least to- TIE
z-xsst zane N0tkt-z E-zuer tEz-
a so eE5-ess w13s.< % f1- ,Ezr. zrt
e Wc-ls hs tiE-i-s-.y 1-ec1zC--scat.
-g- tr say 700 sh. 10 st-oz q s-z-l
zr-=-l-e t1s sl1s - z goat. pf-a 2
90 ersrHas. :. w11It be Ike .sirg
q Eiie driver ~ E.ll -s1s.- 1it1. AEzl1.
rarrrttzsa become very costly b. TIE
tire tkey rssEE ne tr.erl1- q Aria
q czrT-.tzs 10 go s1crezs rlse. f5-
L-t-a-ce c1E+irz ElIre1cs ~ rez-Hi
i- LG-fC-. rfzcEes ar e-g-ug--s 5rtcs
~ TIE ti1-s . zs-E irt0 TIE h.E.l-E
= .aa-.se "a -AEAH4 l1Nr 49, al--a4
a-t1z fse saiilinEs ffIz5J each. and
Vsry Eczrcs a. that Nor ls tkis ssch
ar sIrfaTagzIt price wken o1s taxes
in-O cDnsiteraiiDn that every o1Ece
has 70 be carried b. y1T-srz ~ko pod
'Or ulD1tks thrDgzh Erzr1ps. across
rivers. over r1OEntzjns. trzTersi1z The
pzrchs1 weld AMI peEetrztlng the Dis
Eal forest. often fighting thei- EaT
FOO; ~ foot before they reach their
1ss'ina,iO1- i iE ezsy 20 ses that
weight II an important fsctor ln cart.
rifgs economics FO1r SIX five teEths
nliilimster cartridges are equal In
weight 10 one 90 express. That !s. {,
- four deaths zgzinsi one, for the
same weight
These are the thinEs President
Roosevelt must learn before be can
consider himself ~ on the Bays %
sz.ari' II the president hunts Ike
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
klelr for the Artists

The comic supplements are filed
these days with pictures representing
some Of the foolish questions that
people ask Here is a suggestion for
one:
A man vas walking hastily through
the rain yesterday afternoon. his un-
erella raised and his head bent An
acquaintance, standing in q doorway.
hailed him:
Say" he shouted. are you going
to use that umbrella! II you're not
lend ii to me-"
Doesn't that capture the icing!
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

s-s.ctss ~ yz1se- al f--css
ssf5s a. Il pzsss1 WE hzt al enz-
wtfcz wsrs a fen Tzrts 5eAi16. ~.
--zcrs5 Its stteztio-. VITA . snort
q ss-lstzct5cA hs crushed them cowz-
gave kt- al ZT Na1ser thots il
ne rzzr. W1h eIrrzor1i1s-T sz66sr-
-sss - tg--@t he slEEtsf re znt
ctz-ref- bis rzsks lsrsl Eith lis so6F.
NJ --zzz1i1e uzs empty. tkrsE ~
rf9z town ard r2-- TIE elephant gain
t-E 90 Re e. ssc1 s-s1- ! ss- Nick
ztezE q ne wlfE lers.e5 riss-
To k=~r r1-1iEE meant hat ]
world s-1- - cTsrraks1 Irs-i-ctiTs-
lr ! -k-sE myself CT tte xrD1Et and
NIX s-=5- Win q tE15 tszt zs6s
r.= ezrrh trezhts TIE elsEhzni
1rCp,e.- TEs huge tru-k tziE-st Ike
4 E0-15s. s-zss fo- Co-e1.- ard
ths1 t1s gigantic bos1y REARED II
5ez-h- II al took aho1t two minutes
10 kscCe1 ant vas 2 Ersttg close
share t-t f. Ezs EC--h tie trouble.
t1r TIE tzzEs We .Eot we're zig weigh
ing close 70 4 k1Etrs5 pounds
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
Overcome Adversitn.

The waves which sorrow lashes up
around US stand high between US and
the world and make our ship solitary
in the midst OF haven full Of vessels.
Cannot one do like the fair sun. and
90 under the waves and yet coras
back again And yet, after all. IL you
look upon his going down rightly
there is no such thing in reality
Rfchtsr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
Hard 20 Handle.

How are you going to keep CON-
plants from arising among con-
sumers?"
Il don't know" answered Mr.. DustiA
Stax. Consumers are mighty trouble
some Sometimes | think they take
advantage of the fact that We can't
get along without 'em In our bust.
ness"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
A Terrible Battle with Elephants.

After half an hours wslk through
grass that was a. least - fest higA
we came across a herd Of about
twenty elephants, among yhich there
we're some fine bull tuskers- As ex-
pected, they we're all resting out Of
the SUI They we're difficult 10 ge, az
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

are s-fL -k--sz-ss q Esr5s q sTe~T-
..s-r Af-t-z -cas.zs szs f1- -.s E---s-.
-rz--E rTe- -.e uz1 r-lv fzu
tsgs trzrs, ztCos frCz tss clzs--
TEe-a are k-r5-ets e rivers --z-
tzve rarely tze- Tls1-s1 y -1s SAKE
-s- o. .Es ts- cs @ ..ssz s--sz-s
tss-,.- -Grz--l -tl-ocs-1a=s eel -z--s-
ls~-sr5s. -c-s r-rtIzs AT trzs-s q
Fz-s@rles o z--El--=. re -z-e1 q
VIA hate Eersr t=e- ksz-1 ~ lie
ls .g-t-F q E-r1-ez-s o. A--z,t-z-s.
EzEsol z-t fz--e- i- xl---1-C-s -5s--
tl--1s E-1ls---t.s1 y the cra-k q t-=
90 cslte- sTgress j. Is C-lT i-
rezeEzsla districts TIA. TIE game .s
Ellet - zET great eU-s-- -E= --E-
s-t Danger @ t4--i-z i- l.lz- &c --@
c1.-t-T have protected g z-5 VII
s-D-ert 8; f5r -z-y years. % coza-
Frightfu Diseases Of the JU1ga.
Wee zane e. zlos- zs--1z1; lie
f-iz.-t-I diseases tEz- rz--ys E==--s
10 have Ezas1 zs barter zEzl-5-
the u1iis mans i1rssl,a are also
zazEts-t in AfIc2E TIi5. bez-tl1--.
r-yEte-iD1s forests. more 20 he feared
thar al the E0zs and r1i-Cs. lark TIE
germs o the deadly b-sckuz,zr tsTer.
malaria. sc!srce-te'Y.rz sIeerirE sex
less and ire unknown reason fo- ttz
ve.t sores thar drain ones lie OF
10 . feE EOlths. These. Ei;h tEs
sv.r- Hs-E~s- -r--- - - sv-.z-ffss-- -
ang s--1- slsy=-lz-ly hunting sEps'--15--
r1izsmzl sEzmps. the noTi0zz insects.
tke shiny. poisonous spears Of TIE
natives. make hunting IL Africa 10
game for the chiekel-hezrted
Of course hunting ss = business IS
one thing and hunting for pleasure is
another. !r is possible 20 kill African
game 70 q limited extent without the
slightest hardship. One can 20 on
safarf ACCOMPANIED b. natives zk0 d.
all the work. even 20 carrying the
sportsman IL z hammock Up 20 the
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

Owned by the British Public.
The value OF pictures in the British
National GsHery u about $3.50. 900.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

ts a sport, something 10 be played at;
hunting IN Africa Is a trade. almost
profession. Iu America one merely
takes a rife and goes out 30 shoot. IN
Africa. 10 hunt a Ia mode, one takes
a battery Of arms. usually three and
sometimes four. high power rifles Of
different caliber, ranging from a six
and iiye-reHths miliimeter 10 a 600
cordite esweEs The cartridges for
these rites are charged with yari.
Gus bullets solid nickel, steel, soft
nose long. soft nose short and split.
Each Of these bullets was designed
by experts for special use. and on
Shs way they are used depends the
E1ccess Of ones shot often the use
Of the unsuitable bullet ends In the
hunters death. On small game the
light calibcr arm, six five-tenths MILL
meter. Is used, and on large and dan.
serous game the nine miIlimeter Mau-
ser and 600 cai.ber cordite express
give the best results. The last-named
rife strikes the enormous blow OF
-00 pounds. and has a recoil of close
~ a hundred weight. Tha, the man
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
EXPRESSIVE REPLY.

Fretdie-Tour fs<her told ne that
Sss the black sheep OF the family.
Gert1ude-What did you say!
FTeddie-Bzhf
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

IL experience Presi
dent Roosevelt haf
gained huutin <
game on the North
American continent
will be Of little use
% him on his eXpe-
ditiOn into the wilds
of East Africa
Hunting ln America
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-07-08
Civic League.

At the meeting of the Civic
League last Friday night Prof.
II. NJ. Faser read an instructive
paper on ''Some Facts about
Drugs which People ought T.
know" The lecturer deplcrcd
the excessive use If patent med
icines and advised people u alb
stain from them altogether
The Legal committee was re-
quested by the League 10 see ii
u better bridge across the rail-
road could not be obtained from
the III. Central Company.
the Sanitation committee was
requested TO get information in
regard to the quality OF the new
water.
The committee on public utili-
ties was requested to see if ex-
press delivery could not be se-
cured for the town.
\ special meeting cf the
League will be held Friday night
efthis week, julp 9TH. al s:f5
O'c!9ck. 20 see what can be done
to care for and improve the ceme-
terry. Whether members of the
League or not. all are requested
to be present.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-07-08

Ncticc u hereby gwen that the
tsrsrd " supervisors vi said county
viii enTttes Monday, Aug. 3rd. at the
South door of the court house In OK
.oru between the hogrs 81 iiam and
: pm and 10 continue from day tn day
antiian " the following rvlds shall be
SOU, AZ public cutlery. TO the loves
ana best bidder, according to the rians
ana s~prellC1tions on ri with tho cleri
o. tals hotrd. SAID loves. bidder must
ieA'mniy with n = terms IMPOSED hv tho
HWita AID enter, into bond in zrch
ff'NaftA aud With affttirnf slrities To
- approved rs IT, Bcard. but In nc
49, &. p Y nan the contract price.
'p't stiu n'fd 10 re ,rditionad ae-
'eFa - law. Ftiil cation OF this
te elan he rtee "a required bv
~ Ire Board reserve the right 10
reject any IN al HI ia The roads and
uiN's'oas " risGs - bc 81 pursuant tc
, nouca sre az Z. iflva-
N Beat 20. : f~atesviiie AID Tohhv
Iunrs road, Inns 70 81 Memphi. ard
coneevtl' read. ink ". u.
IN ke't No. 8 Oxfrd and Sarerta
rosd, No. -. Z q and is4. ponto
&C al. Aoutn ~ 40 .,h rrsd Ink Nc
= Nfcrl trd len ctcs -csd hnks
No - a-a iSS. F~ssrE.Sr sd Lamb
f~l. tnt We. gle. Ns'ct Valley and
ht.a' ~. ispk No sso. &c III Ford
nj catepta ruAC, linz No ~. Deg
Town and Dutch Bend road. hlks No.
~ amt 81; Sarepta and Water Valley
road link No. 23l; lafayette Springs
n Tnccopola road link No. sE5
W. NJ. WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxtord, Miss. July sth, 1909.