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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
MADE THE WRONG QUOTATION
was Not Likely Ee won Lave
~ FAIR Maiden.

He was dsrfdent and unversed In so
ciety's ways. but he was badly smitten
with . retxning belle. and had nsrved
himself to WOO and win So be Sc
cured an Introduction. and IN due
course went TO pay his FIRST call
He thought Il would help him cut a
bit II he took her some flowers. so
he bought . superb bouquet for her. As
he reached the house. however. he re-
nembsrsd that she had . splendid CON
ssrvatory. ard he tried 70 think OF n
way out Of the difficulty. Suddenly he
r-cullected the saying aaent taxing
Goals to Newcastle and determined
70 make use OF IT, But he was dread
fully nervous He broke into q cold
sweat as he rang the bell. and when
The divinity appeared In the recep-
ton room he didn't know whether he
stood On bis head or on bis heels
El-thought. he stammered.
that would bring you a bouquet
but It's Ike casting @epearis
before svtnet-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
COULDN'T HAVE DONE BETTER
Marriage Arrangement Seemed Some
trirs az a sars.in. but u Turned
Out r.ppily-

George A. Birmingham. the widely
known writer. says there % no cuun-
try n the world vhere marriage. n
least N the peasant class. 10 more .
matter % Bargaining. and yet shows n
higher average Of stability and con
tent than Ireland Sonsctues the
man has never seen the woman be-
fore they are brought together the
precise number Of pounds. sosz or
gigs 70 De handed ever having been
By that time settled
This Is Illustrated In personal recul-
lecrions Just published hy N Irish
woman she vas visiting With an
AMT n cottage IN the neishbcrhcod.
and admired a the mahogany chest Of
draxsrs
Twas for that I vas married.
said the mistress Of the cottage. A
ycu-x farmer had also seen a1c at-
rirxd A bargain vas struck There
vas no money. but the bride vas 70
have a couple Of sheep. . yeariing
bullock and the chest The prudent
young man measured Il. and than
turned and asked
Al which a thin little girls Is IL -
She vas the eldest unmarried
mkt the doore." as the phrase vas
An SC I vtnt- she said. and Wa
happy ever Afterwards. TIT Bfra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
OF GOLD or SILVER BRocaDE
Pretty FAD for the 0ancirs Slippers
BIDS Fair &C Seec Iss
Popularity

Ire FAD Introduced this passing
sumner. and likely 70 De confused
for ths auruzE- OF having the dancing
sIiocsrz made ct gold Or silver bro
cate, has displaced the fashion OF the
pIain gold CT silver cloth o1es IN q
measure Bright starting eoEcrz. such
As scarlet. turquoise blue or emerald
green are tz-srEovea WIKI the metal
n The h-ocaGs. and tie eject On tn
dancing feet n altogether charming.
4 novelty IN black satin slippers has
thzr- edged WITH .tamanss SaIor- ana
sometimes even ths heels ara encrzzr-
ed with the rAi.es-arss- The rrs
strapped hack and white SHOE. With
i rrfnss-n1s uzdzIlicn O. ea.cA sSrnn
Is u1z- attractive With white or f,~h
tinted hosierT fer Afternoon wear. cut
the single large square buckles Of
those sparkling hrfTILaatz arz oeen
2-essrTsd The Partisan szshtcr q.
AAvtnx ths shoe ug1sr naGe q. srk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

Regular 1r.ctlcing phvxrisns r-r,r,u~,,S
md prs.crlhe OxIDTSE tur MaIsria -
muse x - 4pruven rsmssiy By Tsarx ~ ar
psrenes kesp a hoetIe m the m.dir;,.
enest and administer as ana sixn a Ch;ii.
and Fever. ADJ. >---'-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

BY the time a man gsts old he ouxht
20 have sense enough not To let IL
worry him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

q a. rEs eu1gusrurs that hArg
ssEle 70 Rene 70 s1- k1s zazazL s-Irh
4 complete vtesarY a. tea las xCu Z
he I-A--1a eaEtEaL Twenty F-ars AZ
ne British ard American tourists wh,.
cane % Rene were catered 70 Il ths
natter q tsa = a rather snznsEa -sss
Manner n - s-a1zsrs- quarter Hear
tie Piazza q Spaxza. Ard English
Tea Rooms vas IL legend % -
seen n 4 t-S Etai1Es ha-t u Coox
4 Sc1s c1icss
SoEaGaFs IL palm ica1zes Of tie
Grand ard he Excelsior hoCsIs AZ la
r-z@ are TO C IL sixhrz q Rome
fer al E1Eaa society drinks TEA
abroad n tn Afternoons and rasrs
ars a. -a1E Ea<5orzz a. o'cIock II
re ~ nc-zls a. there are A. s1neqzu
81 had taEs CT tie Piaea1 nj Al
ia etg pasrrT eooxs' sho2s IN rhz
car$o and TIE ether principal streets
zoN have Atrs-1ocu Tea IN xula
letters CT tssir plate glass EIntoEx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
CAREFUL DOCTOR
Prescribed Garage q Feed Irst.ss ef
Drugs

Il axes considerable courage fer .
ccctor % deliberately prescribe civ
too9 fer a e-s7airtrz patent. instead
Ct rssc-ring 70 the usual list Of ned
exzes
There are sc-e truly scientific rhy-
Ecta1s a-oEg TIE present gsrerzrfor
vao recognize ard treat conditions a
tAsE are and should hs treated r.
Ezresess cf The value 70 their rockess
Heres Al Instance
-Four years ax1 / vas taksr With
ssTSrs gazsriris and nothing would
stay CT III Stomach. 80 that was On
the verge CO Starvation
7 beard u eocrcr Who ha5 a su--
Eer cottage Rear n-a zuectaIssc
fro1 v N-azG as a last hcrs, ssnt
for ht-
Afrer he examined ne czrse.rlv
s< advised he 20 sry a srnau quantity
II Grzpe-S4ts AZ arss. sh@r a. nv
sseuacn became stronger 70 eat rcrs
keps At Il and Gradually xnt 20 7
could eat and digest three teaspoon
fnla Thea began to have enIor n
my lace. memory became clear. xhe-.
before everySh11g seemed hank Nv
hzbs goc ssrc1gsr and could vaIx
So ] steadily recovered
Now AFTER year OF Grzr@Nrts I
weigh Isl Hns- Ny reopAe we're sur.
prssed at the way l grew reshy ard
sr-uug On rkis food Name xivsr ~
Postum Co. Battle Greek, Mfch- R.a1
he Htrls hook. The Road to Wen
rlls.- In rkxz
TAereis q reascn--
Essr rs91 ~ nA~ws Bsrx>xs A -
- n0Du1g8 f1~2 fxwa - fkma. Tlnw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

continued tn use until I vasnad.
-Nrx HENRY LxlsxsEaG. IA A.
Kearneysville. W. va-"Is.-,1
duty 20 write add say what -
Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
done for me. / suffered fron 4
weakness and sf times felt 40 r;.
I could hardly end1r. being On ~
After taking Lydia z. PtpfI
Vegetable Compound and foIlcvprl
special directions. my trouble :
Words fail TO express my thankau
I recommend your medicine . J,
friendA Mrs. G. B. wHrrrru
Ths above are only two Of he !
sands Of grzteful letters which ~
SANITY being received BY the p
Medicine Company Of Lynn. Mass ?
show clearly what great things Id
Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
Tor those who suffer from wumr,l
N you want special advic- VI
Lydia .. Pfnkham Medicine C.. =
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Tour Ieftxr]
BE spened, Rad and answered I
woman and held In strict caua61
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

= zcvort4-r- vttA TIE general
vnx1s t1r usraf ---cts Is seasos.
racer manufacturers Ar tsvvsfnx
zzEch a-tsz-au - tse production q
metallic aoEslrles. SAYS ths Dry Gcots
Eecroufs- Vet crIy 3 L touch oc
gid 0r silver employed bur nary al
metal Numbers are II evidence p,
cntedgz't silver ant gold ribbons ar.
seo~u- = wit-hs f-1E So- to Il
Oczs- hazcsu1e metal novelties II
rtt-Az ID . No. ara distinguished.
y i g-us<-Iiz sfEs Ssltsosorsd
Striped metals e god and II SILVER
Ire s1Cwz- especially suitable for us=
z fastening E1fr Ornaments Qylar.
t1-iss q these rev usEaI ribbons VIII
- -ssd = millinery and IN tarcy
rcrS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
Fashions Fancies
SCe=s.A@S

Persian carbohydrates. Etrh hrucaes
sa@ good deal ct silver. VII ae used
u evening models
Fashi11 tzvurs s-au rf5oor ruehss
AzE bows CT picue edges. rinhors for
millinery purposes
AZ he seaside i refer Of rarfre
y loosely cut ivory tweed : desirable
q thrux On over light dresses.
White dresses for afternoon and
evening are charming vita hrkr
green. rsc and amber trimming
TIE new Ms,sici collars. With az
ts1teS rus u TIE back are Exeiy
g D. EzruiT welcomed tbs t,r
In the fzsr guxus tEo-ucueG mir.
rur velvet appears. Usually 4 black
stripe on blz=, grssa- gold. purple o.
red
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
fsssSn fer Evangelism.

Bur there vas che special rrarrsr In
which Paul desired 20 be weu-pIeastnx
70 lis lcrt- and that was In the s~v-
t1z Of lest souls such As he had bssn
and such as al men are By uatur~
knowing therefore," he .ays -rs.
fear of the Lord. - =, having cur
eyes IN the taGxnert-ssat Of Ch-.r
when We must give account Of COR
service with reference 70 cur r-vxn.
we persuade men
This was tia motive for sucn ..rx.
Ice WIKI him He was not rhfnk.,~
.rsc now CT the peril and rseribur.on
that would fall upon The lost. thcurs
az course. az Orher tines he smoh.-
stzsd thar motive for saving ,urA !.
but he was thinking Of his own A..
eountahfliry when. raised from ,hc
lead AZ Chrisc's sscord coming =.
ursr face his record az service. P.uP.
motive should Be our motive. fur -.
have the sane accountability. ana
must face the sane Lord How ar,
". fulfilling III We have MANY Am
etrtcuss can We say nat We have this
ambition.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

Virtue and vice are alike CONTAGIOUS
but not equally So BY the former We
Hit each ether ur. and by the latter
We drag each ether down But what
proves that the better force ia also
the stronger. l. the fact that. through
the influence Of lie upon life in an
the relationships that bind Us together
the world grows better instead Of
worse = only neeis that the process
which Is everywhere and always going
On shah De sufficiently prolonged. as
II viii be Il immortality Is tue. In or.
Ger To achieve that final harmouv of
all souls with God which our fatrk
preGicss--Tfe Cnivsrsalisc Leader
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

An Edwards county farmer vas
short a harvest hand He vent to
klnsiey. n nile away. IN his auto.
He found a man there. dumped him
INTO hts auto and rock him out TO the
farm
Ssxr morning. when the d-unkzrt
had come cut % T. he asked how Tar
II was % town The farmer told him
1frsen niles. and promised TO take
him In the following Saturday IL he
would help harvest that week The
man worked all week without know
ing that he was only a mile from
rovn-ka1sas City Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

View z>A.sz- the Ez1t of hurrz- a.
sexz. "a n sszze respects n navzaee
n ccss~ ecGztries In the matter q
szrs ,pr domestic animals II 10 not
szs1oE1rT -Asre fer s<oek % he
fesssed. svsn = WATER. sgt sore pro-
lection IS s@eeszz<J f1r kcrses zad
sovx u enhd OF Wet weather. exps-
.saIKy AZ zzghE For this purpose. can
sas covers are used. particularly when
he ANNALS are Istx Cut n pastures e.
prsse 70 s<sers weather. Dxrtzg -
s1n&w - sp~w<@rs h~2< - ~ =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

A lady who must certainly have
been related to the late Mrs Parting
ton recently returned from n seventy
DAY tour Of Europe.
To her friends she said with snthus-
iasm that Of all the wonderful things
that she had seen and heard. she De
haved the thing she enjoyed most of
all was hearing the French pheasants
sing thu nayonnaise-Youth' Com
panIon-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

There has seldom been a year xhs-
such i varsity Of materials IA. =,
enploEed for suits as this ral saxx
the Dry Goods Eencouisc- In as,4,
ton 70 staples. sueh rs serxss and
ensvicrxs the lines fnclute wccf w.
lcur. both plain and cut stripes. zfbeI
IKE PAINE cloth. peau Dc soursx
srsadeIoth. rztiae. Bedford eert. t.nrv
vorsseds aae Ezanish e1ecsA sous
extreme numbers made Of nassIa.ss
srrcaesd ehArueuss and velvet .rs
also shown velvets. too. are had IN
4 great variety. Including novelties
IN corded effects. stripe and rsetrs
effects A few suits CT plush are aIs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
49,

sra=r- J 5-sszid<- 81. = Chirazz
&C : courage sosz-
Ess vs-T eir-zo1z-A. very vt--4
uuz
"A Millionaire szes zzzt . I'm zze
sad
EAzr u - n IL ss1ars- n
yaU SCI lie Eogr su5Pcr-g
No. SIR the 5ass answered sc-is
1x al-s=lt uscn TIE casz-- Va. Sir
u n trs@5o-z Az-r.caz eirszsa azc
u sci II supsorr 70 10 z4z
But SAT zas m.---cza.rs- alaudIT
IS d 1rs~ cut his chsekhcok azc
fogzt1-npen. -. z yea Eaac sci rs
yoz- support perhaps Ee9u REM = "a
Re for IL term Ct -1fs cazvaizu~
Nov y11rs taLNzx- sad The hess
a a Modified s11s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

SECRETARY Wilson Of the tep2---
nenr of aSrlculrar- vas taking about
rne record crops Of 1912
These wonderful crops. ae said.
ar- Almost enough 20 make you De-
heTe tie cross-sut saw story
A farmer. you know. seat lis hire<.
1aa % \ aelxhhcrs WIKI n uot- SAY.
ing
Friend Smith VIII ycu please
END ne ycur crescent saw. as wish
% cut 4 watermelon ~ SC as 70 ger
Il INTO ny tray-
Tia nstxhacr wrote back
Friend Jones' I would Dc xIad "a
lend you ny saw. but sane has rus;
SOC stuck n . ea1rsIoupe~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

Dr. Lewis White Allen. the Denver
Psychologist. vas giving II Informal
talk On physiology upon TIE windy.
seac-uutinx porch Of m Atlantic City
hccsI
Also he said IT has lately been
found that the human body contains
sulphur
Sulphur exclaimed a x.ri In a
blue and Ehtrs blazer How much
sulphur Is there then. n girls
body
Ga said Dr. Allen. smiling. The
amount varies
And Is thzr- asked ne g-rI. -Ehy
suue Of Is make % uuch better
matches than aehsrs--Sr Loutz
GlcesrDenocrzE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

A travelling man stopped 1t q hotei
recently. said the Cassidy Times. He
found a hair IN the honey. He went
70 the proprietor and kicked 4 can't
help it. said the landlord Il bought
K for eomhed honey The next tzy
the travelling man found 4 hair In the
ice cream. but the landlord said that
was al right as the ice had been
shaved Again ne found q hair IN thu
apple pie. This surprised the landlord
greatly. Why said he. they told
ne those apples were BaltviRs.'-
Kansas City Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

Even IN the most material and me-
ger circumstances Of this life there n
some power hy which God means Ia
build His kingdom On earth. II il
souls that refuse TO be discouraged BY
any circumstances. Il L. those mar
who ara greater than the conditions I'm
the utcst az which they i've. because
thstr Efs Is In ecnnection with the life
cf God. who have laid some stones in
the structure Of the ktngdom Of Cod
On e2E-h-PnzIIf1s Brooks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

A Baltimore ciuhma1 tells Of two
ccrv1cts who net for q moment alone
IN . corridor and took advantage Of
the fact for n hurried interview. Said
one. How long are you IN for
For life responded the ether.
And how long are you IN for
Twelve years responded the other.
Then said the -Iffer.- cautiously
extracting q letter from tn hiding
place. as he glanced teArrllly around
take this AID nal Il for ne when
you get cut
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

E1T vi yuE Icok-
Do TcG thizk So
Yes. lzl5eee. g ! zsv-r saw yuz
incEzx b=c-sr = NJ Et=
Tn 80 CAD &C h=a- EcH say 50 !
kcp@ Fou zs11
I really 10 Only IL ocasr zt<1-
! as saying 20 NJ husband t1Ar
there az a I-c q women { kr1-T VIC
arenr a1lc 50 cit n. vuG thar 1G1
ioox zs1-5T 20 vuuzg -Dsrruir Tres
Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

an he stne. bat IN s<A-r seasons tA~y
-. uus On NJ ntgA< E6 removed n
thu morning So unfvsrai h.s rAis ezs-
tru II covering become that Unirsss
States vsre ConszLGsrerzl Henry d.
Baker recommends that American
manufacturers MAKE . special canvas
for tne MARKET
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

outcome q them al N the rar Eors
exceetfrg and eternal weight IL
glory This glory u n certainty. for
he gees On 70 at1- We know that
Il TIE earthly house cf our bodily
frame BE Dissolved We have q build
Ing f-urz Cod. N house rot made Win
hands. eternal. In Tie heavens" Tnsre
are 80 uszE thtrgs which q Christian
may know 2 Re VIII only tak- Got's
word for them. AID rhfs thing. 90 t1ll
CO comfort. Is one % them We Who
are u TIE present body cream n Il
fer many reasons. but cur desire % u
We are Christians net merely 20 os
I'D Of L bur % De clothed 1cor.' =
=. 70 receive cur asw resurrection AID
xiorIte: acdT. n ether vo-ts. ths hcps
set before TIE -egeneratet z1a 10 rot
ceach eu- that which sooner or laosr
fellows death. lie resurrection and al
that Il tnpiiss. Il q then tAat what 10
mortal shall hs sralicvs. ~ cf lie
Asgrznes e sesgr-sctisn.
Atssr speaking of the hope set 30
sIe The Christian the inspired writer
gees cu 70 show how assured Il Is n
verses % g. He that x-uuxhs Is
fer this very Ting u God lie sayl
Tie very obiscr Cod had II view N
the salvation Of any uan and al ais
work az grace IN htn was 70 this very
end A great theclox.an las said.
Tie Ell ct GcG's way ar ccrpo-
rtscy.- 4 thought WHICH Paul sets BE-
fore Is here az applied 70 the rssur4
recttcu from tie dead Moreover. God
has not Gully wrought Is 70 this end.
not only 70 this Gods purpose eru-
corning ~ Christians. hut hs has
given - a pledge Ct II IN the exsII-
zg q hts holy spir-c within Ia Tn~
holy spirit N every believer 10 Al
-sarrssJ" CT t1rsazcz cf mis- Ting.
h-s tndvsIli1g csr-1ss % cur rssur-
rec-or- 50 tAac We are always eru-
ntsrr' o. q good eog-axs euresr-trx
II
Wh-rsf1rs. saYs tie Apostle. ~ n
eor. CT ra-.sr We make tr cur aim
CT a-niricn- that -vhsthsr present OF
absent ~ may se aec=pced Il h.nL-
Paul vas Always IooE1s cur he 70
tz-r q The Lord Jesus Christ. s-d Z
he Paul were present n tie sssn On
he sarcA when hs ear.. lie wanted u
BE found accepted or xeI-pIsast1x IN
Els sigh- Il vas Pczsthl=. however,
that lie might De absent frurn the
earth and rum tie body when chs
Lord came. bQr n that casa also he
wanted - be acescesd of him wnsrh-
e. be we're present n the body or al
sent trou the body he sx,@csed %
Stand before him We must an m
Gear before the t1tgnsnr-sear Of
Christ he SAYS. that everyone NAV
receive the things done IN bis hoty
whether x De COED or bad" The ref
srercs here 10 70 Christians Tnsy
VIII roc have 70 stand before Cnrtxr,z
fucg-snr-ssar IN order 70 have Il de-
t-rnI1sc whether they are lost on
savet- Tat 70 determined the rcuer,
TIE Christian takes Jesus Christ ey
fairh % be his savior. but they mus,
render m account TO him az tssf,
stewardship as Christians IN cr,s<r &c
estsrri1z the matter cf their ~
wards L vas for this reason ira,
F-a1l wished to be found veil pieas.r,
% htu. ard this reason sets nsfcr,
Is the rcwsr q the Chrtsriars hons
% rrcdEcs a holy lie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

A Kline museum Is Soon 70 Dc
founded n Kcblsrx. Il present plans
are carried cut Il viii trcIuts q
large collection Of charts. picrur-a
models and diagrams Illustrating n.
physical conditions. past and pres
ens- Of the famous river. and q com
2iete exposition Of It's economic asS
tory The ctry az kohlenx has already
given q site for the building
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

rlr FAl-lx md s1arr 0cclsIcrs
this might vel be made IN Mia
green StaHtu1z
The ssidr Il q plain. vsIISut shape.
made win wrapped sean down tie
center, While the coat = Russian u
style and has the deep basque cen
1ecrec with the coat By 4 na-ruE
hand va1tyks lace Is tak.n round
ea= neck and edges the frvr-z. also
sleeves
Har q coarse straw. Hned With
black satin and trimmed With n
feather
AAtertals required yards shaa-
'H1E "a inches vide. II rara. lace
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

The people Of Berlin are becoming
fr-er spenders and less saving. &C.
eortins 70 figures Just published. The
number Of depcsitors IN city savings
banks has decreased s.9sa in the last
rear The amount Of increase IN de-
postts for the year. which Is now sss.-
0oo. Is only one-thirt the amount paid
n interest.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

TO match the costume has TOT been N.
'roc1csd here let 70 any ap-r-ciahss
extent but Il Is bound to euu. ,ox
s1cs ta1eezs makes an uuu.uaIFv
cAshtnz finish for smart ana d----x
tles- The maybe ties. rh.ch cnuains
black patent aid vznps with wksrs b.
Pers. are most appropriate xfth Ia
smart al white cAa-aease and 6roas
eioen costumes. the black and xhIe,
reappearing also IN the ehApeaz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

OK E~@-. WI" n
TIE hcpe q hs
future rss which
&c believer has
through ortsc
The nature Of
TITS hope 10 sef
before Is N
verses I % T.
Pal IN the prsvt
Gus chapoer had
been speaking Of
his su1srfngs and
Affections a. q
Christian. o = q
comforting HIN
SELF and ether
Christians IN q
Ike casa ey the
thought Of "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

Uncle Georxe. I wish you wouldn
give Willie any mors aickels
WY that's al right lane Tns
little reilcv ran right ~ the 'front.'
stairs % pur ths coin In his savings
bank
And he ran right down the bach
stairs 20 he Nearest candy shop
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

PaAn& 1 nG
restored nl
Il euplor
best doctr}
even went &
hospital for J
ment and n
there vauosl
ne But vs.
ing LYDIA Il
hams vega|
Compound ri
u fr---v. y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

Htnzs-Funny. isn't IL, how 4 ciry's
Atmosphere and habits leave marks
cr its fnhahftantsr
Enzo-Yss o. course you cunnec,
Ptrrseurg and the smoke
Bfnzs-On. no. A PhEla6eIphiau.
aged eighty. has Just been ifIrsd by a
sptaster in that city. aged seventy
tve--Judxe
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PRETTY AUTO B0NNETS
NOW REcocSIZEo as PART OF
FEMININE EQUIPMENT.
s-@ Nccels s-e~- Are n Ne NAY
trterier &C Trcse GO Pr-Sioes
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The aut0 bonnet las made n neE
record og success daring TIE past SUI
zer L has come 20 oe recognized as
the rruper thing and the essential
tang tc- the ar-1iss. and il has BE-
coue hexitcAingiy pretty acair- A
great n1user OF pretty ue~ models
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

Suipps says tHat uanlxfng a safl-
beat n hiEh Wind Is a simple matter
&c kiz
The average zan vcgi5nr tad =
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Perhaps not bit the averlxs zaa
las probably zsvsr tried 10 manage
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-Oh Ess- i've cc--u -hogSh- q tha-
WY f1Er Fcu EHlr shaving
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feeble. As-Aza-1e piece . mechanism
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rGs sss9 r. good pcst-lou b. hat--
-0z e1e important ocrasacz Be losr
IS heat
H1E clt rha- hapsel
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

WIlts-Then he was really an hon
est co1gressmanF
Gilts-He was trankness ftssIr
When he retired he said he feIt as Il
the country had served him Loux
enoaxh4-Puck
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Iones grunhles that his wife cam
take a joke
That's funny. seems TO me-
How soy
she took Ionss.--Iudxs