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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
THE NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Latest Happenings Cleaned
From All Over The State.
LIVE NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Three.Year-old Theodore Nsole Falls
From Second Story Window.
Jonathan Hartman, Retired
Hotelman, Hangs Himself.

James p. DeWan has been appointed
minority inspector of elections in the
Fifth Ward of Phoenixville.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

AS Mrs. Catherine Zinkand, eighty
years old, was entering Holy Trinity
Church, Columbia, she fell dead
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
BECKER AGAIN
FOUND GUILTY
Only Pardon or Court Interior
enCe Can Save His Life.
WILL FILE SECOND APPEAL
Former Police Lieutenant VIII Ap.
peal-Tears Stream Down Fore.
mans Face AS He An
nounces Decision.

New York.-Twelve. men decided for
the second time that Charles Becker
was the arch-conspirator responsible
for the Rosenthal murder, which near.
ly two years ago awoke New York to
q realization Of corruption in the Pc.
lice Department and opened a new
era of police reform.
Becker. once police lieutenant,
was found guilty of murder in the first
degree Only pardon or interfer-
ence again by the Court of Appeals
can save him from following to the
electric chair the four gunner who
shot Herman Rosenthal, the gambler,
early on the morning of July 16, 1912.
The jury decided that the gunner
were Becker's agents.
Five ballots were taken by the Jury.
The first ballot is said to have stood
six for guilty in the first degree, two
for not guilty, three for lesser de-
gree, and one blank. A second bal
lot taken after the jurors had had
luncheon, brought one man over to
the majority. The third ballot showed
. gain Of two and the fourth stood ten
for guilty. The fifth ballot was unani-
nous.
Tears streamed down the foreman's
face as he announced the decision and
tears stood in the eyes of several other
jurymen: but sympathy did not warp
their judgment. They had agreed that
the corroboration which the District
Attorney failed to present at the first
trial to support the stories of Rose,
Vallon and Weber, the three accom-
plices who turned informers had been
furnished by the new witnesses at the
second.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

William Engler, twenty-seven years
old, has been committed to jail for
having caused the fire on April 16
which destroyed the stable of Mahlon
Snyder, of Nazareth. Detectives say
they have evidence to show incendiar-
ism. Engler says he went to the stable
to get groceries he had left there and
that a lantern he carried broke and
started the fire in the hay.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

Mrs. Beatrice Forbes.Robertson Hall
spoke at York under the auspices OF
the woman suffrage party.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

Jonathan Hartman, retired hotel
man, of Richland, while suffering from
a temporary alteration, re sulting from
old age, made a moose of handker-
chief, and hanged himself on the post
of his bed. He was eighty-nine years
old
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

At Fullerton three-year-old Theodore
Nagle was perhaps fatally injured in a
fall from a second-story window.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

The Berks County Chapter, Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution, nomi-
mated the following officers Regent,
Mrs C. NJ. Steinmetz; first vice-regent,
Mrs. Hunter Henninger; second vice
regent, Mrs. S. S. Hill; recording Sec
retary, Mrs Robert s. Birch; CORE.
spending secretary, Miss Hannah s.
Mohr; registrar, Miss Addie c. Owens;
assistant registrar Mrs. William Rick;
treasurer, Mrs. Frank Philipps his
torian, Mrs John B. Dampman; chap
lain, Mrs. Charles S. Mohr. Nomina-
ton is equivalent to election.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

Michael Surban was killed by cleo
tricity at Buck Run Colliery, Potts
Vile. Surban and companion were
engaged in timbering and the current
was turned off from trolley wires
which stretched just beneath them.
Surban said he would be through in q
half hour. At the end Of that time
the current was turned on and Surban.
forgetting the time set, was shocked
to death.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

Florence Farnald, Hannah Hughes,
Dora McCausland and Edward Rich
mond constituted the graduating class
this year at the public high school
of East Brandywine Township at
Guthriesville.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
Becker's Counsel To Appeal.

Becker's counsel announced that he
would appeal and gained weeks stay
for the preparation of his future cam
paign. The defendant was granted
short meeting with his wife and his
brothers and then taken back to his
cell in the Tombs.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

The Hillside Campmeetnig will be
opened August IS and will continue
for ten days. This will be the fortieth
annual meeting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
AUTOMOBILE HAS A WING
Fr-e<r Meter Car 10 Driver IN ire
Sane Nsr-er az an
Aeroelsre-

A szecessfzl trial TN -as =afs re-
es=tly frcz Paris TO Lozdon. zeozs
IL niles. By a Eoecr car Grfssa ~
revolving wing. tie P1-is Figaro
states
Tie vshicie. Which VA designed ~
u Bertrand &c Ls<zeSs. ard Is called
tie wage. car. has TIE a2pszrz-cs
q Al orcizsry motor car. save tezt
{, f-o1s Z !. skap~t Ike the prov
q = shis- From ire extremity &
tAe p-0~ sr-en1s n shast 70 uhtch 3
ATTACHED TIE 7ropsIl@--o- revolving
v1-z-iaVersst hy II FllivpL
TIE wing 3 snail. s-ruuE and thtck
and -svoiyes wt-Afz . p-o,ecsi1g cage
TIE engine Is q 20 horse po~sr and
relates tie vtzg By sh&sr zn1 ehain
trazx-lss.o1
TA@rs e % CHER mechanism. the
~s~~ls ot the car h~t-z free. exe.ps
Ter tooesrzk-s- ~ tie side & the
1rfvs- % n stzxis lever wh5ch ccz-
rro2s tie cla-ek Azt the forward and
reverse zoTsz@1r q tie wing TIE
~f1E CA es reversed AZ n zozezr's
-osiee. thereby forming a. a1tt-sozzl
erzks- n lie trial r--E 4 seed Ct
= niles a. hcz- r1s chszs-es1 vita
-leo revofz-so1s % tke Etzx n min
Ute One curious feature Ezs Ia. TIE
car zA1e 20 tzsc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
p-e-lu- FuI, Cake

Sugar. three cups. butter. ere AID
o1@ezlt caps; six eggs soar ersza
one md oceeak cups salerztus o.
soda. t~o tsaspooatuls. errrz1ts. ole
halt pound: -zisins. thrsefoGrIhs
pound. citron. oneioGr1h pound. one
nutmeg. four. Directions. beat the
eggs thoroughly. then add sugar and
butter and beat TIL smooth: dissolve
the s2lerzrzs n . Little warn water
and pGt IL the cream and make the
cake quite thin With -four 20 prevent
the fruit from settling TO the bottom
Do rot chop the raisins. bit cut thea
u halves and remove the seeds: else
Use seeciess rz1sinz Then seaIt .
feE moments 70 soften drain and
four itretzsl: then before putting
into tie cake cut the cirroa II thia
slices. and as you III II = layer o,
cake PIT the citroa over evenly. then
more OF the cake MIXTURE zad aEoth-
sr layer OF tie eitroc AID 50 or u
II the eitron Is eyecly divided th-ugzs
The whole.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

One Ok the latest discoveries q tie
synthetic ehezistx : boz 70 Eake
ivory CT q nothing Eo-e -ozterfzl
thzu cows Eilk-z-d very good fTory
A. thai. according 70 AL accounts he
original idea Eas 70 uss tie uez
ivory for piano and organ ksys
because L preserves rs original color
i-1s1-itely. whereas TIE xszzi-s AZ
ccie tu-us yellow after q tine
Bzt & has been fo1nd thai TIE rev
pro6zcr Is 70, Only an ezcient sub
stftzts for ivory. but cza easily b pre-
pared so As to take the place q an
Der. horn. coral. eelluIoid and such
Ike products. and. i Is claimed. can
hardly be ctS-ir Euished from them
L Is IN It's position as 4 substitute
for IVORY that the rev material las
cz7sed noSr surprise. ho=sEe-. -
ez1se i has The APPEARANCE % being
another instance o. improving upc-
nature The rev ivory takes = very
high ard lasting polish. and probably
vii lot lack 4 commercial fed fo-
Itself. a. natural ivory continues %
grow searos- ard tszrsr Fsz- by rear.
-Alahzbzd Pioneer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

How Eaay know that 70 let silver
stand IN sour mix : bal. hour. then
wash = good soapy water. wiIl make
= lock as bright As 70 polish IL With
silver PASTE
When lace curtains are ready 70 Be
Washed haste = ua-ruE strip % uus-
In zlc,x each cutter edge and let ~
za,z until i-c1ed Co- t-Tiaz process
= eozplecs1l and yOz ali c,c your
Curtains are straight and Go act sag
- 1szzI
TE nay bs removed t-uu TIE
hands BY rubbing with TIE outside Of
fresh grange or ls-o1 p@=l and dry
ing iz-=t.a.sly- Tie volatile els
tissolvs zr So that q car - rubbed
@.
To clean knife handles or any ho-s
article q 10 good plan 20 zse salr
ard ls-o, .G1ce- FIRST rus TIA art
Gle vel Nth tie Ie-oz N-.ee AID
;Ass With the salt his vi re-ov
tie stains and grease s2ocz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
HANDS ITcHED AND BURNED

Wa--ec-1c. WY little ri uaS
trozbi-1 VIII eczema for th-se yse-s-
Her lands banned 1zE stches zzE I1ck-
e as Z tAeT we're scaled SIC eouss
Eot sleep n night: had 70 - u II
11g1t 70 keep ker hAzts Il wan ~
ter she ribbed be- ha-.s Al la-xe
vatte eltste-s cane III cs FeIoE va
ter Tsec sores cane and ysLrE CO..
r-pcto- formed She ccult -o< -zke
soit q anything With he- hzzGs I
uset AZ oi1cEsct and tired 1 treat
neat bet noting id h~r any xuoss-
80 ] get some CGttc-zrz Soap z-E Ont
Esoc After bathing Ter ha-1s VIII
the cz-icu-z Soap and aprlyt-z TIE
Cz-tcz-z Ointment I Eax asrn-ssEs..
70 see the great rei5ss. a-t Cu-icu-a
Soap and Curic1rz Ointment cured hs-
ha7es In three weeks (SEsel
Mrs John W Wines. Mar. :. 1914
Cuttc--z Soap and Ofzerezt soIt
Throughout the world sazpIe ct each
free. with ZAP Skin Book Address
postcard -curteu-z. De2s I. Bcsscc-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
BLUEJAY LIVES IN WOODS
Hs~ss. o~is ard other Bircs Are
Tease6 ard Tormsrtsd BY These
Messy 6ircsl

TIE hluej2y likes best TO I've =
thick woods. bit IL osssn cones TITO
oper seltx. orchards and nea- dwell
inxs ID search Of food wns1 Il Dis
covers yo1 X assumes 4 proud zzt
anxrT air ot ecuesit ard ds6z-ee-
Tie hizesaT's upper parts are pzr'
piIsh-blze- Tie lover parts are rzzr-
plish-xrzT- TIE vfugs ard tai are
hrfxht Slue With black lars TIE tai
feathers are tipped With White Il las
! crested had
The bgzssay bGflts It's nest ahozr
rrszty feet Above ground Il e EAse
% tvt<s and s-e roots From fcur %
sir exxs are lad TheT are cs green
isa d-zs color 1seksd With bro~a
Dc1hsIsxs the hlEe.ay helped 70
name isself. a. IT'S cuzncc Etrerzae-
q a long drawn lay. ~. tsy- Tets
CRY. with the bright bias cpbo-. has
given X It's name
While the ny sings 10 soug e 4
able 70 initiate TIE calls q csksr
BIRDS b which means 4 often n.
tracts then Il likes % tease a1t
torment The owl and especially the l1t
tie sparrow havk Thts Is toue 81
initiating the CIT q a wounded btre
Which draws the hawk rear Ths1
several Jays vii Dart a. the ha~s
sGusalirx and frclicktrx aho1s II
great xise Sometimes the play sn1s
n a tragedy. for the hawk pozzcss
upor ere Of them 70 the tEszxT a
the others lays nay Re Gagged and
tanned Ike crows ard .c1s writers
say they ez1 BE tzzxer 20 utter rorts
--Bs-t Studies ~ Herman c D
Great
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

Nike got = 100 moving some kegs
OF powder. ard, 10 the alarm o, his
foreman. vas Aseoveree smoking 4:
his work
-Jeru-saisn.- exclaimed ire fore
Ear- Do you know What happened
She1 \ nar smoked a. this 100 sone
years ago. Thers vas AZ explosion
that blew ~ a dozen men
That couldn't happen here re-
turned Nike .inly.
Why zos-
Cause there's ouly you ard ne
was tie reply --Eve-ySoty's Mazz
xce
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

Sucderly he steppet Ep TO 4 gentle
ran -ho vas waiting for the train.
A-f- tapping hin nxhtly Gu Il. saozI-
der. said Excise re. but cd Tu1
drop \ avs-po1zc zces- II TIE sane
tine AOs6izg out II lis lad tie A.
-tc-e
he xsr-is-za 1zes-to1s1 CARED .
-oz@rt AZ tie Ects. ASSUMED an s1x-
icus Iook- Eace a TASTY search os lis
pockets. and saif- WY. 50 cd ard
7 hat1t missed Il boxing cut a.
eager lad
he el6eriy hzztsr took TIE zz-e
azE za.1-sss q TIE Icse- zzt. putin Z
tie zos= n rs pock-e. turned away
Wei said TIE oshe-. 90 JOG wait
& al a. a reward
-o1. I ID roc Ind oce.- rsza-kes
TIE h@zeTclscr c1e VITA another
beam. -nz- Il s--1ck z@ th1- = hgx
place Ike Loz1oz there zzx. ae a
s-zzEi-E Ot money sos-- AID gpoc f.
szirT fCuzt tat Foz H-s TIE oce
szzG-st Al thi--F-e-ss za- Who BasS
4 9vspcunt cote rhls zorzizx -Lcc-
don Azs~erx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
A Word 70 tire Wise.

Tie proEe-pIzI advice. -CoebIs-.
stick 70 Jour last lad an opposite
eIsupiisczttoa in the following anec-
ecte. for which Zioa's Advocate Is re-
sponxihls-
A colored nan vas brought before
police Judge. charged With stealing
chickens He rss2ted guilty. ard rs-
eetyec sertsree. VIXEN TIE Judge asked
ho~ IL Eas he managed 70 1T those
chickens right under the window q.
their owners house vixen there was =
deg IL the yz-d
hit wouldn't Be o. 10 use. t-6xe. :
said the eulprit. to Try 70 'splatn dis
thing 10 you all e you vas 70 ~
T. Ike as not you <ozl6 Efr ye- hl1e
fun o shot an CT 10 ettcke-s rel
tier e you want 70 enEzzs n az
rzseal.ty, Judge. 70 bstrzh stick %
de bench, Thar 70 an familiar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

r.a<es which would last far x.=ss II
was -ce ale % sc - = bed IEf-
Q great deal with ny lack an VIZ
ze-Tugs ! esrd Scarcely siesP Il -r|
and I Id Ecs % acy hccs<v1rx tr1z|
ysa-<
Nov I en- % - -rrh VIZ n
zzT E1rAa Ct NJ a<e Il IL -zzz
raazxz - -se b<re6. I have -=usui|
t-u1 LFSza Z PEkhAz's Vsxz1a.
Compound I r=cnGnen6 y1z- --sz-is
- A. x-Ssrrgv Ma Aa-z
Z HOLLOWAY. Odd. Va
Va er1<r Ees.icz-e frrv1r-z1's La y
resolved s,ca Widespread AID znrzS
I'D e-Eszrss-en- We krEof N ~
-esSrire Etira las E.cn . r-cnrt Z
Ezer=<z n Las Lr&a z Prz.Es
yegscahle Compound F1rznrs anx
ysa-z Z kzs been the s-zzG-ar. r-nx5
Tor xcEa-fs Lis.
III you have the slightest dsux
that Lydia z Pfnkham's Vega
bic Compound win help yoa- wr,1
to LYDIA EPfnkham VI esfieine @
confidential Lynn Mas fsr ~
vtce- Your letter viii be op<r~k
Rad and answered by n vsuas
and held In strict sonfideEce.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
PROPER USE OF FATS
FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES THEY
HAVE DIFFERENT UsEa
Nome Rendering % sgst ard Beef
Lard Always ts Be Reesmnen1ee
-Eesneny Prsetiesc ~ tire
German roose~ffsl

Fats hat are derived from TIE
cooking q bacon. hAz. esieks1- beef
k,e other meats shozl4 Be ksSS saeA
Il ia o~a reee2t1cle. % es used for
cl-srs-t purposes.
Hone rszeer1zg q both sues a1d
cal lard las is AsvAztAses. because
tAs groczet !. ssnerAlly superior 70
uhas eAz es bogshi for tSs sane
Price.
Both saet Azd LEAF Lard require
cooking = order 70 loosea tie "a,
froz the to1xAsr zezbrz,s tat
holds t. For tais pzrpo-s tie Fate
raj Is cut into szAn pieess Aze Gov
cred Eith <afs- Aze allowed % cock
sio-ly for some tine zzul 20 zors
water rezAizs
A better method fer sze, % hat
used 81 Ger=Az hozssrtve& -ko
seucozire OF batter oy the zse CO beef
a. mere tAAa co Az-rtcAz hozsekes5
era Tie szes % cut u s=zL pieces
A7c covered viii rater. Il whica 4 10
allowed 20 soak for a Gag. TIE water
e@i2g changed oze- n tie tine. Il
q thea drained. he scrap las rz---
=. % q Exht brown. al pzt i-to a.
!ro1 kettle vi-A o1@kAlf tsacz5 q
Skinned mix 20 ever poz71 C tss
s-et u shOzlt - cooked ven slo~-
u zztil TIE sozzd of eoi1ax s.arsly
ceases
Whea Il las parity cooled 4 s1o1it
- carefully poured o. Thts tzt las
10 unpleasant taste CT ocor. and II
E-Azy recipes uAy be substituted fer
part o. the batter. Some cocks ac1
poGze o, leaf lard TO to1r O. I've
o. TIE s1et. this makes q setter fat
as lard las q lover melting poi1t taA2
beef fat
An olc-fashioaed zstAo6 o: clarity
Ing at from TIE soG7 kettle. or from
cooled meats. 50 that Il nay BE Eset
n the kitchen. Is 70 AID the cold "a;
to a liberal a1Artiry o: eoIt water.
then heat slowly and let cook for Al
hour or more when cold. the cake
c. fat .s removed ant the lower por-
tIo1. which viii contain the snzl pe--
ucIss OF meat. etc. should bs sc-z7st
away ant the waite. clean fat saved
I, the favor or color Of both are not
satisfactory. TIE process nay Be -
peaied several tines Another meth
ID which Is often recommended IS TO
sock 4 number OF slices OF raw potato
IN the boiling fat
Whs- al ice chest Is used. n; n
s-al Quantities nay be easily kept
e.
Is reaceret a. home N quantity SUI
cls-t for 4 long time. II should be
ksps covered In tins or sa-1hea Jars.
n 4 cool DRY place. As In = cellar OF
sSoreroo7-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

since the Chinese revelation 4 xrea.
Ea-y Chinese lave lad their cues cut
O.. scc this has led 70 the opszirE %
a large humber Of barber shcps
throughout the far east wherever Chi
nsse are located. says Al exchange
Several progressive business men o.
Singapore. anticipating this. imported
. large number o. American barrier
chairs. and they are Tow unable 70
get supplies quickly enough Il has
also been learned that the Chinese il
sist CT having American hair CLIPPERS.
and refuse al Other makes offered
Il would seem that American manu-
facturers Of harbe-s' supplies should
experience large Increase IN their
Oriental trade
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

An English sparrow xzx TIRE eazss
OF three houses catching 6-s az Law
recesSUrz- lid recently. and had /,
rot been for the prompt work O. tie
nelzhbors ard fris-ts al EO.l< lave
been destroyed Tie spzrrux vas
building nes- z-tsr The caves c< IL
hone Of Mrs NarT Weber. z-E Il
picked - . long coctoc st-izx froz 4
pie q rubbish that lad Inst been
burned With TIE burning s--inx in
its leak The sparrow tsE 10 TIE ruos
Of Ms SophiA Shassr's ko.x=. the-
70 Otto xeCrighrs house ard tkea 10
the ROOF o. EzzzEsi wuesrs ho-e
where II dropped the burning string
A ere started II the shingles a ezrs
huiltsnz- Eaee vas sr1t1zzsssst ey
Eeigse0-z before much ea-zxs .as
eore.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
TIE WAY OUT
chasss Ct Feed srsssht Success ard
Hsrpiress.

An ambitious bur c~isezse girl. AFTER
szt-1g 70 90 through school On zc-
count q rs-vO1scess and hyster.A,
sczz6 Il G-zpe-Su-s the onIy thing
taA< seemed 20 build her ID and fur
..zA her tie peace q health
F-uz Infancy she says. i have
rcs beer s-rccz Being ambitious 70
Sez- NJ any cost ! 1zally got 70 the
Etge School. but soo1 lad 20 ABANDON
NJ frzcsss CT account q ns-voGs pros-
rz-.n1 and hystsr-A
Ny fooc id lot agree With n. /
g-e- tAt1 and css,oade1- euzlt roS
e-.cy TIE simplest social a-zsr for I
E.s-e6 constantly f-uz ns-To1xoess
Il ste q al sor-s q uecsc5-sz-
This -rscc1e6 eoz6sticz contszze6
E1-1 vas twenty-five. vhsn beezzs
interested n tie letters q those who
lad cases Ike nike and who xsre get
ting vel By eating Grzps-Nurs-
! had little faith but procured q
box and after tie first c1zh / ere
r1sneec = peculiar satisfied feeling
that had DsTer gained from any ors.i-
zary food ! slept and rested better
that night and in fs= days began 70
grow stronger
! had q new feeling and peace and
rescfulossz In 4 tsE weeks. 70 NJ
great Joy. the headaches and nerTous-
ness left ne and life became b-ighs
and hopeful / resumed ny studies
and later taught ten monshs With "a
OF course using GrzpeSEts evs-y
day. Il Is nov four years since I be
gan TO use Grzpe-Nuts. I an the mis-
rress Of a happy home. ard the old
weakness has never rerurnsd- Name
given by the Postum Co. Battle Greek
Mich
There's a reason Read the little
book The Road to WsIlvfIle. . II pkgz.
Ever Rad the above i~ss<rg A 49,
- nDpe1rs fr~8 time TO ffn<- Th~y
ars g<1sfn<. sx.<. and fan sf hznsa
A1xrEux-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
Comparative Possessio..

have an abstract theory
That's nothing I've got 4 concrete
ssllar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
MAST TREES FOR THE CROWN
Mars of ire Bread arro~ WAS
Placed CT Pines In the Piy-ogth
col7ry.

IN TIE provincial charter Of 1881.
under which the Piynosth colOcT and
the province Of Maize vere zztfec
WITH Massachusetts,. e vas provided
that al trees Of the diameter Of -
inches and Ep-art o. 1. inches froc
the ground. growing upo1 la1t not
heretofore granted 70 azy private per
sou. skozid Be reserved 70 the crown
for the furnishing q uascs fer the
-oTzi rzvY. Harrer's weekly o.
series
A surveyor general Of ~oo6s vas AZ
pointed to see that this prc#tssc1 Of
ths charter wAs carried into eject
Near the coast ali White ptzes Of suit
able Dimensions we're marked wsfk TIE
broad arro---thrse cuts through TIE
lark WITH an an Ike the track q q
crow Thts vas the kinxs r-srk
Lcrr after the rsvoiutto1 had ooiit'
Grated the royal authority zen vac
lad heer Taught n boyhood 20 r>
specf TIE kings marx aeSitatet 20 CT;
szch trees
y teAA-lE \ re< Y N1s Iece-e3Ef
10 bed IL 10 prevszt It's breaking
This vas 6oue By cutting TIE snail
xrUEth 1ad plAcfag snail trees across
tie hollor. 60 TIA: there shoCid b
20 strain zpo7 oce section -o-s thai
zpoz a-other when tie monster ptne
str-ck xroG1d
The mast was hauled out q to
woods o. ozs strucg sled. whether II
winter or sumner. and 50 many orer
we're required that the hind pair xers
often ehoket II crossing q kolio-. be
Eux hing ~ IN their yoke ~ the pail
i1x q those zkezt os them
L A zAzr hazlf1x vas a great event
ant everybody within waking tLz
lance cane 10 see f.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

Siek1ezs Is ciscoUrzzizg and - hard
70 bear But ne sho1lt remember tia,
TIE doing Of the I'll o. God Is alxzv.
the Eceiest- holiest thing ne can e
any ho1r. however hard it may he .cr
Is Il We are called 20 suffer. Iet u
su-sr patiently and sEeesly- Urtsr
AZ our sharp trials lee Us keep IN our
hearts tie peace Of God Under TIE
sroEs Of s1rerirg let Us cherish The
fzsrezf- seatsst grOwrhs Of spiritual
ne The outward man may indeed
decay hut the inward man VII Be r.
seTe6 DAY By tzy.-SeIee-ed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

CHILLS- Chsathaz's Chm Tccte = ths
o1ly Escietze Which has entirely cured
H q Calls After Spending ! great
csal q Money for seTsrzl ysa-s % xzs
erred soGEht and rsed four Cheat
szzs Chill Tcnie whtca e--st -e AID
also two q ~ ehtlt-sz- ! rsen--s-s
Z 70 al a. the best chm Tonse ever
s2E- says Mr. 2 J House q BzIcAe-.
Tens Guaranteed 70 cure malaria cr
Srtcs promptly refunded Al dealers
sci I II SIC bottles Ma By q
E.e1z-cs Nec1c1-s Company. sh=r-au
Tex4z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29
HhT TER: g NJ a 6{j3|
WGfl15la>l{ s. - "a 5|s a|3!(|
Appruprizn

That angling friend Of yocrx ee-.
tA.niy has fitting physique--
In What wzy-
! Houeed he has ashy eyes a.d n
decided catch in his vo.es-
oae way to become popular /. In ..<
other people impose on Ven
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

Vel ~hzt 90 yoz think % thiuxz-'
Inquired father as the bzs drove
azay from the stztioz-
III. scenery Ant shat erect
ed complained mother
I coa't believe that mountain i
bal, a. high as the booklet elaizst--
declared siste--
That sunset aia't ~ 10 the ssz-c-
ard vas brothers comment
Go SLOW. couzseled sz-hs-. II
the meals and the beds cone - 70
the booklet ~e Eort KICK
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-29

Ls1szA Ek.cA = The cacfrL cf
TEhex- Fur rzzs-1-s1zs xax k-cxr Is
he Fc-o6tts1 C1-F. because q -
zol.reE Ezt religious sxelzsfr-r~ss
L 1854 n British E-zet ex,e..rscc
ee~ce1 IL =TscerscGs Cd etxT- Pre-
st1Cs % TIA. r1-e practically sTs-7
EE-cF-z1 c-avels- kat see1 sc1pp<t
= his s-o--s . rsach r.s 7zrz Tie
2c,1lA-is1 = Lkasz s ahc-. y 8sa.