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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31


d-r=ses while the churches OF all de-
nominations are complaining q slim
ATTENDANCE. Pastor Russell replied.
The people are thinking Perpscxea
By the .udGeiity and Higher Criticism
;sEEhs In the principal colleges and rul-
pits. u=E- desire 20 have an iuserrr,,-
tItioa u the Bible consistent WITH H.
SELF anl rot at var vt-h tho rpveren-
tial e-cr.is. % rvasun- The Scriptures
fJrrteii MR. dzv. saying. There shall
De- f-ri1e n the lard. rot a famIa.
flr bread Tor 7 thirst for water. but
Tor the herring % the Word % tie
Lori Amos WI. III No FAIRY tales can
thoroughly satisfy Intelligent thinkers.
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Rheumatism, Paralysis. s.. Vi
si's Dance, Plies Asshma. Consti
p1.I9e, fOrpii Liver cured by nv
seh'Ea5ie manuel Es7aipulati9r =,
general massage and Electro
hydF0- fherapy- Consultation
Tree Chronic diseases 4 specially
DR. j. V0LTATRE, NJ. 7.
OnIcs-At residence Of Mayor
r. L. Stephens. Depo, Street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31
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TIE Rs5sioEsiu< named Serf.easea .~ers
eF1NFn SATURDAY. 20 serve a. JurrEs at
the faa terra Of the CirrgEir eaurt which
VIII eeaveas 3iaEd2yr SPIT 18th:
FIRST WEEK.
Beat | r. Walker Black, z. W. Mooney
" L ksmcrlns. FTaak Mckee. James
a'r1cs, e l. IoEsllnsou. Frsnsfs Rob
erts, sIzriin Cruuch, Waller Miller.
Seat IA x. Owens, G.. Z. R.,rsfs. !
,. kontsr ID e Aritx hzrti, B. q. Celfaw
e.a1r'ss Bunras. " e. Butssr. T.. z
Hale, j. 3 Gordon, J D. Slsughter.
seat st. w. Cruise. r. E. SaraerS
J. P EifeheU. Aa1sn GsosSrt,. q. Fl
6snnett, W. c. Sznith, T.. L. Frazier. IL
Z. Cnihtreas. c. L. Howell, Charles
Wilson
Beat al W. Gray. j III. Palmer Z;
e. MeEl-Uy. r. 5. Grse-. j. M. Hensier
so5. j w Mills, c. W. Shsr1. Is.
topper, j. f. RamzT, J. s Rsddiag.
Beat 5-Georgs Brumnstt, A. =. John
son, W A. Pope, 4 + 2. fsas,ff j n
Cram, Luther Franklin, Fox vires. 4
r Mullins, JaEnes Lancaster. WaIter
AolEowsl
SECOND WEEK.
baa- l-GAstou Rosertso1, A. s. Hey
zlns. 3 E. 3 Wsltlca. 5. W. Stesae1s
" " Cobo, d. NJ Slaughter
Beat ~ Il Staraes. Iusvs Essrssr.
Lon fsllant, Nenkln Sneed
Bear Sd & w Moss. z p Hau.-
ton j. n Conner. w. Z. Rnbv. j. q.
Dunlap, h T. cavItt-
Beat 4-Szl LisslstoEs, L <. Walse-
J Z. Cooper, H. c. West, W. NJ Mis-
Ike Hunphrbss
Beat o-w- H. Trs-mel. y. 4 coEs-
80 J =. SPARKS. 7 D. DAVIS, w.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31
'he Oxford Eagle,
official Organ Of Lafayette County.

49, ~AAGAO 81 = 2Gf
official Organ Of Lafayette cauaig.
Hrs E A. Thompson,
Editor ard Proprietor
Wilmer Kennedy, Man1rer.
Advertising Rates on Application.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
For United St1tss senator
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31

Hay F~ver. asthnia and summer Cossis
Must be relieved quickly and Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound viii do 1t.
Z VI Stewart, 1884 Wolfram street, OF
Chicago, writes: Il have been greatly
sruu5ied dEring the hot summer months
with hay fewer and tinf thaf by using
Folsy's Honey aad Tar Compound get
great relief Nary Others who suffer
similarly VIII BE- glad 70 benefit by 1Ir.
Stewart ; experience For sac By \ II
kenIel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31

Eor'. reapie. men anil women. ere
l-lf7r--ns FROM kline and bladder sruu-
De thaa eFsr before and each yea- more
u liss-ri turn flr glsirll re!irf and psrma
nali benefit TO Foiey's kriEey Remedy
'vlicl has proven Itself - be one 81 the
mrst elective remedies for kidney and
sta'i'les siimefsts, thar meflIricil science
has devised For sale by \ f Kendel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31

Drag. herself painfully through her
Tally tasks, suffering from bacSaehe,
haeharhe nervoasE:'.ss, hess 0t appetite,
and poor sleep, not knowing her us are
due % kidney AMI Bladder troubles
Foley Kidney PiIls give q'-ick relief from
pain amt misery and a prompt return to
health and strength. No woman who
80 suffers can afford 70 overlook Foley
Kidney Pills. For sale by y II kendsl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31

Mr. j. r. Hudson. OF Paris.
Tex. is visIf-S relatives n our
r---sv- He ~ ns-Ivs Texar,
su1 has ma. Asssad rs =.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31

Cuts aHd bruises may be healed in
about oae-thir,i the time required by the
usual treatment by applying Chamber
lsTin's Liniment' Il is an antiseptic anil
c;lnses such injuries % heal without MA
turation. This IMMINENT also relieves
soreness Of the muscles and rheumatic
pins For sale by 4 II Kendsl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31

List OF unclaimed mail matter re-
naming Il the Oxford post-oGice for
lae week ending Saturday, Auy -dsh.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-31
Attention Veterans

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
1dE WATER CARNrvAL.

There
Water Carnival permitted
was Objectionable because chance gambling
the finally
whole o
who to blame certain
permit they
Mayor
club the beneficiary getting
was kind giving without
whether would be uplifting
ing felt upllf
pctent witness gambling
certain The criticism launched
which
citizenship which perntted the carnival only
by apology that we led
presumption that hooche
coochee that
And w9had advertised doing
SEEMED against dcnounce IT,
Had
70 the the cndcavor
a treated
advertisements
criticism
fair standard of morals
the failure any
and pu morals
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
OUR 5 PER CENT.

Certificates of deposit are
the safest and most desir-
able investments. 4 Ready
money. You can have your
money at any time. Notice
to withdraw can be but
never has been required by
our company. TO get money
on mortgage owned by your
self might be almost impos-
sible if you should need it
quickly. Not so with our
certificates. Assets $4,S0O,-
600. The Buckeye State
Building and Loan Com
pany, Rankin Building, %
West Gay street, Columbus,
Ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
WILL TAFT SUPPORT THE DEMocRATsi

Congress and
% bill be than appropriate
bills revising Adch
responsibility either approving them or oil
possible his reciprocity measure
Democratic
o Underwood his
they fairly expect
because well known
textile
OF
presidential nomination
and lie worked more
he has o
contrasting programs
perhaps
partianship World" Amer
icanRe Of Revic for
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

Uoo;-s. ana tncoloric = trcluse-. are rs
only supports; and that under the in
crcasing light Of our day. and the con
sequeut cmancipatl tlon of reason, belief
in tliis horrible. Gendish doctrine of the
Dark Ages Is fiist dying out But alas!
this Is not because Christian people
generally are jealous for the truth of
Gods Word mud for HIS character. and
willing to destroy their grim creed
idols. All mol they still bow before
their admitted falsities; they still
pledge themselves TO their defense, and
spend time and money for their sup
port. though at heart ashamed OF them.
aud privately denying them. ~
The general influence OF NIL this IL
to cause the honest hearted OF the
world to despise Christianity and the
Bible; and TO make hypocrites and
semiinhdels OF nominal Christians.
Because the nominal church cllngs to
this old blasphemy. and falsely pre-
scnts its own error as the te1ching of
tie Bible. the Word OF God. though
Dtill nominally reYcrcnced. Is being
practically repudiated Thus the Bible,
the great anchor Of truth aud liberty.
is being cut loose from by the very
ones wlio. II not deceived regarding
IT'S teachings. wotid be held and bless
cd by II.
The general effect. not far distant.
will be. first open inndelty. then an
archy. For much. very nucb OF this.
lukewarm Christians. both In pulpits
and pews. who know better, are re-
sponslblc, Many such arc willing to
compromise fhe truth, 90 slander Gods
ch9racter. and to s.ultify ard deceive
themselves. for the sake Of peace, or
case, on present earthly advantage.
And any, minister. who 10y uttering n
word for an unpopular truth viii risk
The loss OF his stipend aud his reputa-
Ion for being Established In The bog
of error. Is cous'dercd n hold man,
even though he ignomlnloIsly with
hold his name from his published pro-
tests.
If profeEscd Christians would he
honest with themselves and trise 10
iiod. they would soon lcnrn thnt"~their
fear toward God Is taught by the pre-
cepts OF mon" dsaiah xix. l3. If all
would decide TO let God be true.
though It should prove every man a
liar tRomnns III, A. and show all hui
man creeds to he imperfect and mis-
leading. there would he great creed
smashing work done very shortly.
Then the Bible would be siudicd ard
appreciated as never before: and hs
testimony that the wages of sin f.
death (extnctloni. would lie recognized
as just recompense of reward.r
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
OthcIIo.s Ilrain.siorn.

Was Othello m,d as well as Hamlet?
The question has been under discus
sion in the supreme Court at Mel
bourne said chief Justice Sir John
Madden: "Ttan from your point OF
view Othcllo was not responsible for
his actions when he kilnd Desdo4
mona rho Witness tDr. Jones. In
spcctor- General Of Asylums for the
Insane replied: From such evidence
as the text OF the play affords,
should say Othelo was sucnrlng from
that species OF mental disorder term
ed paranoia. He became obscssed ny
dcluslons and thought them lculltics 3"
London Chronicle
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17


specially 10 Bible Students, and 1t we
report His text was. Where their
worm dieth not and the fire is not
quenchcd' Mark tx, Al. The speaker
said:- n8
There arc other and much more benu-
tlfurtoplcs than the one have chosen
for this OCCASION Nevertheless. Hand.
some is that handsome does" This
text has stood in the way OF Gods
people for centuries. and still continues
In the way Of many of them. To such
1t proves the Almlghty Creator to be n
most unhind one. most un-Fatherly
one, view TIE matter as we Will Some
say, loyeleSsly and llloglcally. Mat God
provided from before the foundation
of the world q great gehcnna Of fire,
torture, suffering. and that all man
kind were doomed on account Of father
Adams transgression. hut that through
Jesua' death arrangement was made
by which the small number who walk
in His footsteps In the marrow way
may escape his awful eternity
Others say. not so: God is love, and
those unqueuchab,e fires and immortal
worms are mat;ers OF necessity which
His love cannot overcome. because, by
some slip Of unwisdom In the begin
ming, or by sons lack of power since.
the Almighty is unable TO do better
than to save Tho mere handful ana TO
allow the great mass Of mankind to
suffer endless torture in the fire that
never shall ba quenchcd. aud where
the worm wIl never die.
The Greet Tssohet Misunderstood.
These words from the lips OF our
Master, the Great Teacher have been
grlcyously Misunderstood. The teach.
Ing Of our Protcstant childhood was
TO the effect hat only the sanity elect
would 20 10 heaven and that others
would not only lose heaven, but gain
an eternal ifa m torment Thus our
text was understood 10 portray what
practically the whole world Of man
kind would be compelled to endure
This bell was pictured to our child
hood minds from outside the Bible as
heated 20 white heat If we eX.
pressed Wonder Or surprise that any
Creature could endure such conditions
SO long the answer was that God
would e1ercIae his onnipotent power
10 paEeui fire proof and pain-sensitiye.
Some throIogians Of the Thomas d
hcmpis school of thought went so far
as TO picture the poor creatures IN
their sutfcriucs and TO show that the
heat would form a kind Of an asbestos
covering waicli would shield them
from a measure Of its intensity. But
those deluded theoiogians proceeded
10 explain that these outer coverings
would erac. aud she'll on every little
while, leaving the poor victim freshly
tender that bis suffering might be the
more intense.
or course these theologians OF the
past had their difficulty in dealing
with the worms They could imagine
devils who would oversee HE torture
as being made immune 20 pain by the
chief tornrer thc Almighty God But
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
PARCELS POST.

making substantial progress towards the Introduction
v
merchant bgaboo who
If
is a
the small merchant
10 benefited
of thereby by which
to II pounds would
the The country merchant
their share When the rural
made the
merchant enjoying greater
N before
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
Sym5OIizeS the Second DEATH
A Total Extinction,
WHERE ETAEIRWORMDIETHNOr
Paotor Russell Leads an Exploration
Party Of Toronto Bible Students In a
Critical investigation Of "eehonna."
Stripped Of superstitious Aoeretions,
Ho Declares ~ "tho Second Doath."

Toronto, Can.
July 10Th. Pastor
Russell delivered
thre o addresses
here today under
the auspices OF the
"Hntcrnational Bi.
bile Students Assoc
ciatioh." by re.
qucsttwo of his nd
dresses were more
particularly TO the
Hebrews, on IN
onism In Prophc-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
MctcnrlncicnI Nolc.

There are certain parts OF this coun-
try where the weather clerks are so
incompetent they couldn't get drop
OF watcr out Of a damp sponge with
a lemon sdueezcr. Galveston News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
Hnyon of nc EcNol,cr.

An artificial cooling plant has been
sala of revolvera will put lot Of
men out Of employment, saws an ox-
change. And not only that, hut in
jnre tho undertaking business Day
ton Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

An artificial cooling plant has been
installed in New York church. I'm
less many New Workers mend their
ways they will find no artificial cool
ing plants in the hereafter. st Paul
Pioneer Press
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
pn MnEY IN no pANGER.

w.
worthy
5 0 retained services
technical fixed for such
thoroughly competent and
pal dol
those who aduterate
other people
fighting Dr Wiley
himself recommend the
President would rouse another OPP
f2nchot throw
IT, TO permit the sneabs back
Of denounced Maine
disgrace The the press
platform such
what he seeking just now
safes National Capitol the
Herbert Bigeow discuss the
principles democracy night
by corporations and monop
not being ruled He is worthy OF
a
there last
"od Aln Temple of Mh'
Island" The loss is abou
an not
There a report $ to
shock
a
Of Wiley to
our" a 10 Of
, delegates in the Democratic National convention
wickersham will wen he better
pr Niey Wiley wicker
sham
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
TnI,c m Erom Him.

Judge.-You are charged with beating
your wife. What have you to sayl '
Prisonar--Not guilty. II ! could
HEX her ia he the White Hope. PUCK.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

Senator Bacon wan;s TO limit in
terruptions To legitimate questions or
corrections. But why not limit de-
bate as we'll as interruption?
The House of Lords seems bent up
on beating its head against stone
wall. II IS characteristic of that
caste that II never learns anything
Then again, Mr.. Roosevelt may have
concluded that there is too much
competition in the speechmalNing busi-
ness just now
NV York's municipal ferry has
done so well that the fare has been
cut in hall. Which shows that you
never can tell.
Mgr. Chance must be In a bad way
physlc}lly, when ha fails to appear at
the ball park during so crucial a per-
iod in the pennant race
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

It begins to look as It nothing would
relieve the ice famin, except rate
of 50 cents n hundred pounds indian
apuls News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
Ncrnndn Ohm.

81 hear they have a family skcle-
ton"
"Yes, she was In the surf this morn
Ing" louisville Courier-Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
Tide and Current.
The ENrcntinn.

a careful survey of the rross shows
hot-weath,r "don'ts' include nearly
everything except going To- bed with
cold feet Louisvillc Courcr-Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
Will Adjust Chinese G laims Against Mexico.

Yin the m
IS to setle
claims celessa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

\ hobby Is all right as long as you
don't mistake 1t for principle. Chi
CagU Record Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

Open tonight-Beatty 4 Longs re-
moyal sale Of. good shoes and OK
fords. 1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
Mn Bnck ,hc 8Iuchirds

II viii be too bad If the bluebirds
are allowed 10 disappear They are
most beautiful and useful bird.
They are as pleasant TO look upon as
q bed of Yiolets. A little care will
bring them bucl for they seem to be
going. AS the trees and woodland
disappear so do the bucbrds. They
get their food from the trees, but II
is not the fruit; II Is the insects. They
are the greatest Insect destroyer GO
ing. They are the only birds that will
eat the grub worm that bores into
tomatoes.
A bird lover, in an exchange. tells
how to get the bluebird back In the
first place. give him more tree room:
put out trees in waste places, and
thick around the home The blue
bird likes the dark, shady places,
when the insects are out on lark.
But u more direct way, thinks this
bird lover, to win them back is TO
provide nests for them. Tho blue
birds like to build nests in boxes.
which should lie placed only six or
seven feet from the ground in some
quiet place about the yard or field.
The height Is particular, for If the
box Is placed much higher the Eng
lish sparrow would take possession.
and anybody who would build a home
for the English sparrow ought to be
scalped. That pest will not build
whore one can reach him from tho
ground, The box should be made
deep, 70 the cats cannot get at the
eggs or young. g.
We speak thus az the blueblrd be-
cause of its beauty and use. We
would prefer II as an outdoor pos
session to a Persian rug or an cleo
tric fan In the house.-O. S. Journal
Recognizing that some day small
boys viii be good voters. owner cb.
bets of Brooklyn has inaugurated
system, of signals for the Lads who
get into the game by retrieving foul
balls over the fence one blast from a
whistle sends them into Fourth ave-
nue. while another sends the scurry-
ing Into Third stre9t. The boys when
able. will vote solidly for Ebbets,
along with the Italians. who like two
games on Columbus day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

,dascs OF animals vcrG thrown tnvlr
Intended for destruction. the worms
feeding upon them. No one sought to
hinder the worms from making u COM
plete destruction. In the bottom cf
the valley fires were klndlcd FOR the
CONSUMPTION of the waste debris. and
birthstone was added that the fumes
of 1t might destroy amy Ecriss of dis.
case. 40 one Thought Of qucnr hing
that fire, it was one that was desired
This was the gehupa Of our Lords
day lie uses It IN n frurativc or
pictorial sense as Illustrating the Sec
ond Death. which will be the portion
Of all wilful slnncrs llc used Il also
symbolically, in connection with other
symbols. in the boo; of Revelation.
where as already seen lie explains i
20 mean the Second Death.
The worms of that valley were no
more immortal thau any other worms
or mGcgo;s and The fires cnl.inded
there are not burning now. This OK
preston, "Whcre their worm dicth not
and the fire is not quencbcd." merely
signifies that the destruction OF the
class represented would he complete,
that nothing would Interfere 10 save
them from destruction Adamlr death
win be destroyed MS the Scriptures dc
clare Christ died that He might hnte
the rightful authority 10 destroy Adam.
&c death and upllft all OF Adams fatc
who will accept His favor back to all
that was lost in Adam. and redeemed
at Calvary, But the Second Death is
a friend to God and TO all who lovo
Righteousness. since 1T will utterly and
forever destroy such as have love or
sympathy for sin and refuse 10 DO
obcdient TO the Divine will after full
enlightenment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17
The AntitypIenI ooehenna.Y

AS the earthly Jerusalem was q fig
ure Of the Jerusalem from above, the
heavenly Jerusalem. the Kingdom Of
God that is TO he established in all
the earth, so 0chema end its FIRE aud
worms" pre6gured the destruction OF
the Second Death upon every wllful
sinner, during or shortly after the Ter.
mination Of Christ3 Medlatorial King
dom and reign and the delivery OF the
Kingdom back 10 God, with righteous
ness fully established.
As the New Jerusalem will not he
literal city, with literal streets OF gold
md gates of pearls and walls OF jew
els, neither the valley of Hinnom nor
the lake of FIRE outside the city OF
Jerusalem will be literal-both are
symbolical. The ono represents har-
mony with God the Divine blessing and
everlasting life: the other represents
separation from God, everlasting de-
struction. the Second Death
Fire Is never used as symbol of
preservation. FAR from It, II Is always
symbol of destructlon. sThe addi-
tlon Of birthstone intensifles the figure.
because burning birthstone IS one OF
the most deadly Influences known in
the world II is not only deadly to
humanity and the larger animals but
also to insects and microbes and every
thing that has life. ~ ttE
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

is just about certain Uncle Jud" will have whole
ing delegates the Democratic National convention
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-17

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