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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19
New TyDiSt Record.

NEW YORK: Miss Margaret 5. Owen of New York. has again won the worldS championship as a type writer operator and $1,000 trophy which goes with the title. In a con- test here yesterday Miss Owen main- tained for an hour an average of 136 words a minute. Her previous rec ord was 132 words a minute. Will liam F. Oswald, of New York, won the amateur half-hour contest with an average of 137 words a minute.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19
H|LLSTR0M PAYS
 EXTREME PENALTY
Governor Spry, of Utah, Refused to - Stay Execution When Request
 ed to Do So by President.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 19.-Joseph Hillstrom, who was convicted of mur- aering John -. -Aorrison, grocer of Salt Lake, and his son Arling, aged IF, on January 10, 1914, was exc euted this morning.
 The American Federation of La Aor, which is now in session in San Francisco, wired President Wilson yesterday to intercede for Hillstrom, who had been convicted on circum- stancial evidence. President Wilson wired Gov. Spry, of Utah, to use clemency if he deemed it advisable, but the governor refYsed to stay exc oution, declaring that Hillstrom's fate rested wholly with the board of pardons.
 Hillstrom uled defiantly and assert ed to the last that he was going to his death innocent of the murders which had been charged against him and declared that he was being sacri- feed because he was member of the I. w. W.
 Story of HillstrOm.
 Hillstrom was known as Joe Hill and was arrested three days after the killing of Morrison and his son, on information given by doctor near Murray, Utah, two and one-half miles south of the scene of the crime. Hill strom had staggered into the doctors home two hours after the shooting, with a large bullet wound through his left lung. He told the doctor he had been shot in a quarrel over woman and requested that nothing be said regarding the visit or wound. The doctor, not having heard of the murders, treated the wound and took Hillstrom to a house where he had been staying for several days. News of the murders recalled the case to the doctor and he informed the au- thorities. The doctor found an au- tomatic pistol of the same calibre as shells found in the grocery after ! the shooting in Hillstrom's pocket. i Hillstrom threw the weapon away after leaving the doctors home. Blood was found at several places between the store and the home of the doctor and members of the fam lily where Hillstrom lived, said com panion had visited him late the night of the murders, talked privately with him and left. This man was not ap- prehended and has not been heard of since.
 Hillstrom's recovery from his se- were wound was rapid and complete He always maintained his innocence and during the trial which resulted in his conviction refused to tell where he had been the night of the murders or who had shot him. He created scene during the trial by dramatically discharging his attor- neys in open court, declaring they were making no effort to bring out the evidence. He refused to go on the witness stand himself or to offer any evidence. He was found guilty by the trial jury and was sentenced 20 be shot on October>Is.
 Governor spry, on September 30,
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19
Pleasant Evening Enjoyed by Al

Pleasant Evening Enjoyed by All.
 The card party given at the Catho- lie Rectory last night was very pleasant affair. Progressive whist was the diversion in which a large number of Valdez people participat- ed. At late hour refreshments were served. The ladies in charge were Mrs. Topliff, Mrs. Conley, Mrs. Rudolph and Mrs. Miller.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19
Wake Up!

Do you know that we weld cast iron, brass, bronze and aluminium and make your broken stove plate, sewing machine stands, washing ma chimes, broken pumps, and in fact anything that needs mending as good as new, and do it quicker than patching it. Valdez Iron Works. Fri
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Dr. Schlaeben, federal native phy- sician for this division, returned from Ellamar last night on the launch ShamHock, after having investigated the health of the Indians of that dis |trict.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Martin Ellingsen, of the Alaskan Road commission staff, has complet- ed the work of stalking the road over the divide between the summit and Ptarmigan Drop roadhouse. The stalking of the road is performed each fall after the first heavy fall of snow, and enables travellers to keep the road. The system has no doubt been instrumental in saving many lives during storms which rage on the di- vide.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. B. Winter returned to Valdez on the steamer Admiral Farragut this morning. Her son, Tod Winter, the jeweler, will remain in the states during the winter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Mems, Women's and Children s Wool Sweaters. Hoods and Hosiery, Sheeting, Pillowcase Tubing, Outing Flannel 1Oc yard, at Emporium. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Kodak Supplies at :ne Valde; Drug Comnany. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Bill Sits, who is interested in placer ground in the Beaver Dam
 section, will leave tomorrow morn ing with supplies and expects to en-
 counter no trouble in getting over the ground.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19
Do YOu Know?

DO YOu KNOW: That the Independent Steam Laun- dry makes a speciality of washing blankets? You do not have to spend the night walking. We take them in the morning and return them the same day soft and clear. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. k21
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Received on last boat, Wearing Ap- parel, articles of every day needs, at Emporium. Open from 12 to 9 p. m. tt
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Pictures developed at the Valde, Drug Company. If.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Hats Cleaned and Blocked. Hats cleaned and blocked; suit cleaned and pressed.
 If GUY F. CAMERON.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Fancy Stationery at the Valdel Drug Store.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19
Frame Your Pictures

Frame Your FICCuF0B At Hunts for Christmas or your home. Remember every day gets busfer from now until Christmas Samples and prices can be seen at
 the Valdez Candy Kitchen. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

FOR RENT-Furnished house, will lease at reasonable terms, oppo- site court house. See Chas. Ganty. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

FOR SALE: Smith-Premier type writer, latest model. Also one dress or with mirror, and one commode. Cheap for cash. F. Butterworth. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

LOST-Lady's watch and nugget fob, between the Empress theatre and Valdez Dock. Liberal reward for re- turn of same to Prospector office. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Suits pressed for $1.00 at Silver mans, the tailol. Telephone 198. t1
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Fresh Oysters received on every boat. Go. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

Pure Fresh Drugs at the Valdez Drug Store.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-19

For good home-cooked meals try Mrs. M. Olson, on Hobart Street. .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15
CAN'T PRAISE
cARDUI ENOUGH
h Lay Wa vay Hsvss.. o.
Acrsaf e Saisss wsannly
Irssble. 81 Nov 81
Praises Czr3i

Nzryeruss. AIl-Ths fruoxfrx a
from Mrz- " J. Danzherry. this plzee-
4 VIII writs n tuH statement q ny
condition before ! lad tzken Cartu
! vs vsry weak I had not any nerve
~ al and could lot Stand any noise.
and had female cuuplzizrz
~ Last uE doctor told ne to TT
Carszt and cid 80. and ! can say. Il
sure has erred 1e sound and vel ara
an gizt to tel anyone What L I'D fer
liz. and L VIII help any suffering
wcuzl
Icznr praise cartd enough rvfxh
every woman woui8 believe what say
and give Car1zf q trial and they VII
ind ny word % be ureL
Cart1f Il An TAXA n tke way q
ze<lctne- We Always k<ep Z n the
kczse Tor ny ben&1E
when 7 wzs trzd 70 ery Czrtut "a
Es< t1tzk would hxx NJ fxi<ztz kxp<
- - M un<1 "a 60 hp<xzs. sd d
/ - - - un<A - tAnx h.p< q
= "a - - ~ - -, !,
Al r1x2x - ~ - <1Eu1 49, -
znce- and an s<1.k zz6 s<rung -
woman can be I an zia1 70 say 1
vas Czr6zd that can praise srr u,
henlrh-
Your druggist sells cartzE NJ n
iGz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15

They're 80 parttcnlar about ne Eux.
azn that 3 used IN cne ot New Yark'.
big atg1 schools that Il q considered
quite ~ r1eh Of \ cszgrzes far . ncy
ID make use at slang exrrezsicn In
rrs classroom a. Il b far him to silica
pms N his teachers ckztr-ans net
caaxhr AZ Il Part Of the plan TO dts-
enurzxs boys IN the use cf slang IN -
have them write essays en- rhefr azITy
ennvsrsarscn- One boT cf rrurreer
turned N \ really weELwrtttsn esaav
which was surprisingly free az xrzu-
nAriezi errurs and tocAlIy devoid Of
slang At ths end however. h az
fsre1 thts- The majority of pecul.
zfsr al who do use slang, are low
eruws and ruuzhneckz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15
PROUD or The ABILITY TO LIE
cri-es. - Ne a..-s as.s--es whez
A<<1ses ~ a. Asxsree Ct
Trztn<ak-~xa


n. Prank Garrett. who hns heez =
mtszicna<y 70 Chiza for the lzst =
ye2rx. says that shs Hrst tAfzg ycz
have 10 % Is 70 &c ne CAfEeee vis~-
point L<ks z=zzT q tAesr czE-czs.
Z seems 70 1s upside tcwz- In tie
United States Il yez call nza lar.
yua are Hkely to 81 snfo sers1zs sruz-
BE II CANA tse zaz w0zld 1e rztA-
e. cuUp1i.ente1 tzaa szszztet
A mtssz0narT lad established n little
church s1mewhsr- m The interior. ard
PIT a zzttve preacher N charge zhtie
Ae visited so-7s other -lsssc1 pctzts-
Wien Ae returzed he missed ere
ycung zaa frum the curErex1tiCz- The
native preacher said they had p1t hin
cut q the cnzrch
Why. What was the natter What
did he Do ASKED the zztssionzrT-
He stole a bamboo rod returned
the preacher.
Way. answered the Missionary. a
bamboo rod Is worth oniT about ten
cents Don't you think you wers liz
tie severe
No. no. and he shook his head II
dig1a1fir- We eaa't have a thief n
the church The Bible sars n THE;
eza't 20 70 he1vez- and re co1ld1's
ksve anyone in the enzrrh wto
coul1n't 20 to he4vsn- Besides. &
wouid give Is n bad name N the cuz-
uunity
Wei rsrzrze1 TIE missionary.
The Bile says n lar cant 90 "a
hearez- Are you guing 70 rnru the
liars cut. too
Ca cried the preacher. hats eif-
fsr~1t, Eztireiy di@ers1t. We al
lleL--Yo1th's cozpazicz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15

OF SIR Thomas Exsrc1r. Who was
CITED with suiek perception this se1rT
is tnIf= "A roor wcmz1 had been IN
trusted with the care of n large sum
az money By three farmers. who trit
her 70 keer T. safely Until they ap-
rsarsd trgekhsr 70 claim r. Shortly
xffervara che Of them went TO her
and. representing that he came 1t the
direction cf the ether two. he recnfxed
the money and forthwith elszpp<ars4
The ether two hruugnt action 60 r~
curer the whole Deposit Exerrrn hap
pened 20 De tn court during the trial
in which an Intimate friend defended
the woman Seeing that the ease was
xriux AGAINST his friend Egercrr vol
urteerec 70 speak as antcus eurfas.
Permission was granted Emphasis
mr. the condition On which the ucney
was len IN the vcmans care. Eyer.
tur. said II 70 eIsar that thu plain
ufs eaurct recover. because Z q %
tne thrse appearing tngssher that ne
defendant agreed 70 deliver the money
wher. 10 tke thfrdt Let him De pro
auxsd- Thus Eze--rn saved M day
for hts friend
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15
STOP CALOMEL! take |
DODS0N'S LIVER TONE
New Discovery Takes Place Of Dansauus caomeE Ps You
Liver To Work Without Making You SICK -Ea Anything
h Can MOI SaIMaie- Don't Lose Days W0H

discovered q vexreahEs compound thar dues ths
wcrk q tzzxe-uus scksninx czlcuzei xnt every
reader &C tina pager % trT hottie and = doesn't
strzrateu yuu ~ s~ersr szfcker sai1rzrfnx
ezicrei fzsr 20 hack the and rsk yuur
xn.rzatee that spoonful Of Do&scns Liver Tsue
VII put your s1n<xtzh LIVER to work and clean yurr
thfrr of hcwez az the bile and constipation
poisson xkt<h eh1xxtnx your system and making ysu
feel rlsz-1hrs
guarantee that enc spoonful harmless Hs1id
liver medicine win relieve the headache hItrusuess.
erar-t rra<ne. z<1e. malaria stomach CT a1T
e<ksr distress cansed ~ a ssrrtt Ever quickly
dose of vie. nzaz<atfnx ea1rueL besides 4 VII not
nale y1m sick k.~D yuu rrum q days vurh want
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15
EasMIG NEED NOT Be FEARED
Perrs- Ge-<rzfsy Rave NEx<zs-- Ices
sseG- I-s<=-- Says Scientist wse
c1Gsr - <-cs~L

he ezr~t<- ozs cf ths -osz tz-E1zzr
types q insect lie found N rzrzez
and 1elG E1s A<<z EzcA -zlt<ze1
50 SAYS Y Harold s CkszFfa- p r II
s. weEkzowz British scientist
A great dislike for the earxt< has
sx1sxe& scr cezrzEt@s because a helzss
thai Z delights 70 creep fzt1 The hzzaz
ezr and czzse 6earA Tie zzze. szys
P--cess1r C1eavtz- pruhahlF kezSs -
keep alive Tits h1ea. Ekfeh Is absurd
70 e1xnz1An<tssz He cucrents shax IL
sscrz c1zsz<srzhKy xzzl5<< rkzz the
ezrwtx vuuI1 have rruahEe u ezzz<zzx
s1s Azzzzn ear and ~ nez-fF every -,
oEs< wc1z1 LII Tia ezxw1x ID .
-o1E0 - N tn<A znnr
- = - <Az41y rxxunA-zaz~ -
9.3Aea - - nn.nna - .n~xAn< -
: zMra k1<a zho1x snzs Insect szvp Rvv
, lessor Cne1rf1- Re=ezrxH proves III
: l. . \ bcoz- and aoe 4 pez-- tss6l-
: largely cn aphk1=s and plant Ice. N
p-sserr1zg dad Insects 70 fruit Z
Vegetables
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15

NzrF Cases ~ zscsrs - Ezissx lives
-8sme- a. Wen - wen Hr<e
Been A@<rtcrL

1--we truuhiss have been TIE ezzzs e
zznT cnrfrzs a<tinns on ths cart o<
men zn6 wumen who have suffered It's
zpvcfnrnent n that direction A curl
cgz house owned ~ Ds<fnr Phsnss of
L11sr1 vas N elass ~ fszslf. ~ IL
tEranr being crrRn@nte6 viii rtls
srzrrsz- Il vas hnEl< BY the 9ectrr Scr
Is prospective hri6s Who lied few
hears h@tors she vzs 70 have been
married n the extensive grenada
too. masses Of carved stone could he
sesn- Tie knuzs1 sat OF frSm the
world vas furnished tzx< a. Z vas CO
TIE fatal wetfizx tzT- Scene of trx
wtn6cvz we're boarded. others covered
~ cru=1a sarkinx Il r~zzized n
mystery kozss uz<f1 the docso<'s death
NJ TIE zzs of over ntnsey. few years
ago
Eonen a. wei ~ men have become
eer-1-s vte1 loves yuunx dream has
enze 10 IN uzttuelT end II the sfghr
tesnth century thsr~ died a woman
Who had not leer her rucn for % years.
ewing 10 \ love efzz1pcfrtzenE. and
izsr q few years lz=zr q similar case
vas hru1xht 20 rzh< In ne xeenrt N
sr1zes TIE lady had vowed that me
wcui6 never sec the Light Ct the sun
1xzsz-- ewing % being frree n brve
sac rsl1x1ruzfY k.pr her vow. nvt1x -
q 3rk<n@s rucz III ths end q hsr
&xyx
InAs erunrry has rrutrrsd martyrs
- TIE altar &C hit<hre1 af<<t51n- Fer
zrr~ thzn twsnry years m cd sellrv
sszt kfmsslfrD IN nizsrzhEs ruan In
FfrrseurxA At last. when = was te-
e1.tsd that - she1A6 hs arrested On
Ne rruI11 of insanity. Il rsxzirrc ths
1ztEsd sfr~nE<h Of four cnns<anfss %
secure AfnL
Tie rrlice. Gu searching his house.
we're asrnnEzAee - sn1 thezsaaks &c
11ilzr notes. Tie graf. vas 1Esd Win
silver trzlzrsA the fzrrirrrs Vas srufse
vftA thszL whist mrs and beetles were
ezled % ths hrfn VITA money Sc
ugcA wealth vas found tAas q waxun
lad % be hruuzh< 60 enuveT Z % ths
aazk. where ir wzs found % amount
% ever xsaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15

The laws q New York state prucrc.
Al Wild birds under severe penalties.
except the EnxI1zh sraxro~. sszxfrn~
Crow. hawk crow hlaekntrz- sr1wy
evil zre2thcrrec owI and kzzx1zn<r.
he law says thzk Drure<-zd hlr<s
snail nat De taken on possessed q
any tina Dad O. azve- exeep< ruE<r
TIE authority 1f q esrrt1ez<s- n.
1sal-1es are severe ANY r<rsrr xsu-
a<frx the law ID xztlrT e q uEsde-
rzeannr and b further Mzhze "a q pen
airy ot 80 and IN zSzEricnA r<zaIxy
az Is c1r ez<A BIRD CT pA-r e sf-.<
tzksn er possessed e. had n pcsz=s-
sinc~ These prus1ss.1rs 90 not arpfy
70 tAs game birds szr wk1<h m gpsn
season u tired
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15
FALSE BILLING OF
COTTON CHARGED
Eler+T sosTH MISSISSIPPI COW.
Germs ARE INDICTED AT
ABERDEEN
NOTES FROM STATE CAPITAL
per--issisr Fcr l. c ard " q ~ "
To le~sr Fare 6rzres1 8g p
r. cc--irzcn. On a<r19r< 81
M-~s az s-ihzs-- c1fIe>eL


-4&ckxCUL
CAzrred with having violzke1 inter-
state coEzerre regzlzst11s ~ hzxfnz
falsely hfIIet cnkroa- eight No--h Ms
stssippt eDe-oa r1nrsrus we're Indicted
BY n federal grad iz-y n Abers.een-
Tss tz9tc.zszts returned nzz-t ".
A. Halher- q Co. " L Gznther q
Co. " o S<-fplin e Co ard J. Z La
rAzz & Co & Cor2zrh- Arkfnz a Low
y. Z c. Ncc4zEs Cotton srEszzx and
Hooper 4 Co q Tzpe1o ard TIE Sew-
berger Cok-1n cszpazy a Oknsan&
n f. charged n eArA o. TIE tn&tcf-
zszrs that ire erncsr1 z4ze@ lad
sElsd ra<1a eo<rS1 as re=hfzzs1 cot
-cc- While the law s<1prI1tss t1xt cnt'
scz whfcA ozes had heen rssA1pr~sa
ozIy zzss BE nlIed rs reshspp<1 CO..
t1n-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15

. netrie &C thfs venfsrfa HFsr med'cfns n -
home In the South.
Czicmei b pofsrr-frs merrurT-h attacks -
bones ccren causing rheumatism Caicmsi d dzaseruu
II seksrs-xhiEe my Dudsuns Liver Turs 70 80
pleasant and harmless Eat Anything xfrervsrtss -
cause x can szIfrzts4 Give II CO The eAlitrsn -
cause L Doesn't upset the stomach shnek ths HvsI
TAKE \ suoanrzE tnuExhr and wzke ~ feeling fne ~
ready for q f1u DAYS work
Get a srttIer TrT IT, II Il Doesn't DO exzcty vn1
7 say ten your dealer 20 hand rcur money -
Every druggist and kserer N ras South kno~
and Knows Of M wonderful discuvsry II nsdirfz
nat tzkes the place IL dangerous ealrmeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15

Sensational French newspapers. e.
recfaIIT IN these tfmes Ct war. erurztz
plenty Ct -hee srur IN ths way of
reading matter Thsy are also pruvft
ing heat N arnsher way and ere that
= probably mere useful
Preach suIdisrs shfxerfng IN tha
trenches have found that they can
keep Themselves warm BIZ padding
their uniforms with old Newspapers.
Large Quantities a newspapers find
shsir vzy to the front and these.
uhsn read. are used ~ coat Innings
The vzlus Of pager n n heat resatn-
er las been recognized IN ether armies.
japanese suifiers. s1r example, are
provided with paper shirtzs which ara
not only cheaper than wool OF cntrnr.
hut N sorne respects are quite as sat
1zfzcrrrT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15
MUCH TIMBER GOING
European Forests Suffer From
Effects Of War.
Ger-zrs cst<sns An n rrz.ee Thss
10 Marketable. ard waste Resiezs
rave Beer De~zstztes ey
sh~gI Fire

Tie Gerz1zs are crtktn< TIE zsr-
kefz1le timber truz she Arrests IN
r0rtAErl F-zzce. and selling II n Ger
many Te11-PzaE Aiazx- an c7cer n
TIE Frs1ch Any. fnto-zs the Azert-
e1a Forestry assocszrsoz Daz4Ee Al
50 = being injected On TIE Frsnrh sor-
es<z b. military operzki1zS- He SAYS
whez Paris vzs threarered with cap
tzrs the forests to TIE zcrth were
cleared
Tie winter rains saTx N AAzxx.
have rs1csre1 most Ct TIE roaEs in
p4sszels. especially IN TIE wooded ~
gtonz. In the forrest Of Bouytgry. near
ArTas. and IN the forest o. Bsr-hczvai.
the ar1fiierFze1 ws-e Unable 20 =0Ee
their gzns over TIE uz1dy and n
t-s1ehed roads. and IL vas impossible
10 even transport azzuzittcz- In or-
Ter to keep the gas Supplied. L uas
necessary 10 CIT rev roads through
the forests. using the fssIad trees for
the pzrposs- TIE trunks. In sections
q abort twelve feet are laid SIDE By
SIDE. ard bczz1 together With r0css
ard sire. and fastened 70 stakes
Tie 1rxt layer q trees having
proved insufficient 4 second vas add
ed This again falling 10 sz&ee. a
third became necessary. until n
many cases. three layers q trees are
szpsrpcse1 n order 20 permit the
passage Of eonE0F wagons To avose
The too rapl6 wear Of the voo< thru1xA
the grading Of the heavy Wheels and
the tearing of the horses shoes. earth
Eixe1 vita straw. bark and the txixs
1z1 sail erzzcAss q TIE fallen trees
Is xs-szn Plezrifzzly over these izpro-
vts~d ruaAwzyk
Tie sorest q vTrrfzour. behind
Lz1eviIis. has been couplstsiy rzzsc-
In ne curssr & Neazx- Azss fru- 80
% z.ssa feet u -f5rk have seen ezf
AZ Intervals q every 1-ssa feet Thfs
E1s 70 allow the arrsuerT 70 SHOWER
rs Ezr1e-1zs Ere ever a Et1e Area. zz
-sruzxA s1=e gigantic hooF&c5e4 Oze
rznzc< End = rzzn2zx % cups@ or
i2fcks<x All TIE trees ard szplInxz
are 1tzzpea--< tAr-z<Azzs sze -zzee
.ruA
In the wood q IA HaTe. AL q rA@ 4
rses and 1r6s-x-uwrh hare bees ext
zr<sczlly thruzxA1zr rAe s1res< tur
r~x1od Tie forests n Ire Ensz-
Ia1ch were the s.reze q soze a the
'osz vao1snt enenznte-x NJ TIE begin
Ing a the ezzpaf-- we're ext q
iscss 6F artillery IRE he tres
frhi1 TIE rune q ere we're rufzsd
BE wooded sections Il the East hare
,1Ere9 TIE most ter-1nls bczhzrs-
ezts- Thsy are redzc=zs 70 sksSe-
rs tori % his 5F the szrz-zzw a
els. ri1tI=1 ny Gr~- and AIaekersz {
II sz1ke Thezs forests -zsr - 4
ss-sly eaezrs1 zEzx. and sAe AREA -
rested
In certain arrests E-ch a. thar a.
zzcrzr- where tie Frzrsh r-unzs I
? In e1zce1l=ezr- 1zz wes-z H. :
sr-zzs arrszzeed 70 6zszcdxe rhsz I
IN artillery Gre The hc=nar1zz@ur
an e@nr-0zs 1a=2<e- Sz<A
49, n wers 10 ezr 11~z ~ tAe e-~
'>re ez<zr>1r 1=n11z1 q rA~s~
ezz<1@n lave se<n <zcr-nuz rr~~x
~ 4n~~ ~ xhsezzz - xa1xxA sh~r
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15

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ally setting aside NY tirhes. and tcund
the plan 50 helpfnl that I wish &C.
urge Il upcu those ether persona Who
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his dz~ In worldly grcaz a. veil ~
N serv1ezA Whatever money cnuas %
ne cur M r<r.n1.I ~ divide. and
50 s7ar< on<t<n<A Thnn Il demand
arises s1r any b<nssui~nk purpose Il
Ends NE gang 70 NY tsthehux to see
what frs contents are. always kanx
what can afrrt- and fnd that I
rsst uaen Erssr 10 give now tnar I
have rhtz sum regularly devuted %
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15

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year. was taking NJ with bis father
the dehar7hle matter cf ohiixzEirns IN
ezrred win tratesnen N the pursuit.
1f kroxbst<eA 4 had been n rather
s<nrmv session. cut the storm lad
subsidized and the fzther rsturred 10
his baax sf poetry Presently be was
minded u test z1eer-,s etaeaEion-
-wha< Do yuu know 1f ths Ode On
n Grectan Crnr" he asked
Robert ssl< himself 70 be Injured
aztrsriT-
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xszzzr. Yuu that a mistake has heen
made I didn't Guy n single Gr~cia1
Urn vtfls ] was n cnizex--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-15
YES. HEsIN0l CLEARED
AWAY EVERY PiMPIEl

At least once = daT-usuaIfy twice
bathet NY fzce frr several minutes
win plenty Of rsstnnl soap and not
water and appH@d a Errie resinoE clint
menf very gently I Let this Stay On
for ten minutes q %. and then washed
Il OF WIKI rsstuol soap and mere hot
water finishing with y cash Of cold
water 70 close the pores I was aston
tzhed how quickly the healing rsstznE
medication soothed and cIeansea the
pores removed pfuples and black
heads. and left NY complexion clear
and velvety-
Physicians have used rzsfncI cfnt-
uen< and rs=tnni soap for 20 years IN
the Treatment Of itching. burning,
skin erupcions- AZ al 6ru<xfzrS-ASy-
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