davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05
MADE HIM CHANGE HIS SIGN
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c1zr - tzas<r.< - z1<zr ~zrzs- x-1zz<z
sss<-~<a = E~n-1 - 49, erect -Esa-s-
err. take 7crtre. r. E-A1kE-zr-s ce
tAas AcGz@ z<Fsr ezT AzT<AEzx a. ta~
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a-uzs<s1 - n hzs kzssekzzx n It's pnr-
rr wfz<srw. AT E1ck1zx cut he saw
rw- ssEsoxs WIKI elozss<E--rs. zzztx-
AID rsz e1r sahe Th-7TEzg II the
s4z1. - saTs=s.= -Csz Fuu read
Fsss master. answered cze
Tea ccct Fo1 see a zcz5cs z%xz,.
g ~ Enrks- rkz- zsEsr by any
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To 5e s1-@ ~ d T1zrs szs rsa-
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aci1 Ar 1T rc - 4 TITLE azzEzssz
n TIE wtz.30E
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a zz-rA1zs- Ez--szzz-szF Afterwards.
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ha< the e5zz1oz z4<z q - ar
zcuzes=sz- -Nor a. IT, x-soz
sz-ser
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

sep uzizr ez1ez<Is L zzk-s yuu
saek Dcrt lose a Gays vurk u yrg
sssi axy. sizxxssa. saisazs Or srrsrt-
rzssee Mstxa - n~s
Czicmei % rervu-T &C zufcEsf1rer
wa1eh cazx~s n@r-rsss Of the nun-s
CairreL wh~a Il esnes tncs crukaek
vts1 sour stzs crashes no r. nr-zksrx
= ~ TstH - -A.z rzz - III. .x-
fzi nausea xz6 erzupfrx Z yuu t->i
al kzcck-G ear-- z T1zr aver h trr@
I'D s1f bowels esns<f7ztsd cr yuu
have h>afzeh-. 1E-zfnesz. coated
trrxr@. z hrsaEA IS ha1 CT srruach
sour A1sr TIT a sDceufzl e harmless
nrsrzs Liver Ten.
Hs-~E ny rIzrzzr-~-Ge 90 any
4-zr srsr- CT t-aler ant r@s a sa~~ne
sse-i- sc D1&ssnls Liver Tcz- Tab. q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05
HAD PElLAGRA;
is NOW WELL

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t2s T1nr-. w-zses- We ~ sAae ! Al
rs-1-~-lr ws1 al -se hazr6ess srzr 60
-z--h- W&. every s~ZAza szE.--- e-usz
E,g~ e y1z- E--z< r-=~sr- ! k-r~ hsx
:. Err--ra-e k>ztk E=2 sy--szH=-. va
tsHa-~ --z- E-e -1< - ka-s< a. / Al --w-
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kes-- . ~ e rssus--x ! s.-s -sas I
snrs es=< 80 e 4 6<zs- es-zzl 10 -.
ei-=-< EzzzHz<- GosS - zza~ss Il.
has spz-rt ~ - zsr s--zz god. AL I
s-<s sazs ! -xrs gzsc k><zz - E~e-
IT, . ~ E-s<< Ezr 3szsx Ia. r-S
Arz ca - c-~& Drns arAxT r-xl 4
- ssa A.x- Z !. rsz< Sz<F % eunszzz ia
r-Exr-xEzl E.zxAn
n. guc<zzs-A..ls. r>z -. suzk=z-
- - - $50 - a. -.
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- D.r.s - <Ankznn- in.<suuursru -
- e-,<- 1x--a>>a .r e--rz-sra-ss.u
L.<re - krr<s 80 6azxAzis ~ p
rrz>eT tsr F.zx<-z sfss las a. hx s---
SOD A5z-<-s 4=<-sza Co.
Ca brx ,rsG x.r~<- Al $500
e~n< 60 Fezrz Hzd z-xr- abr-z- sz-
-nr<r . rx@zsa-t = szr zzse wH.rr ia
r-z--T AS - c--A&r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

he 5oxe CT money ez1 hardy ke
tie rUcc af al sEiz, fur Il = oulF cne
psrve-zs passion cut oc many E1r
there Il n hind 0c 6ecnrzr shc1r
money whixh makes TIE love c< 4 Re-
cul1artE dangerous since Il cnnesa1s
t-un taz h1Esr the nature and elects
Of his FazzzcE Il = =zz gartz too
m-<a t1uc- he II eTi6e1ElF greedy
II n vc-z1 wants too EzzT ednshes
sac Is svS1s1rly rain But E11sy =
zre thfzx. Eks clothes Or food that
Can h@ s1sogsd hx iEssf L - ozlT
means CT getting things thzs can
ae sricEe1. and SO greed fer mccey
: not n direct greed but Indirect l.
= n cIEfiErzs. means Of er1dlexing the
struggle f5r Life. which 70 n great e.
t=nx cr1<saAs from thsszs who zzs T.
tAs axErezs and tie animal nature q
tAz- srrugESe- L H. IN f1ef. \ kind
a dizbo1zeE- politely eccturtec- -
I ktz1 Ehiek there = war- hut the LIZ
Ionarz oeEsz Do net see The Ea--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05
IS
HELD FOR KILLING
,. = Hgs-fsG - ACCUSED 90
MusoEz N sLuE xoUS-
TAIN TRAGEDY.
susRaLI HAS 500 900 FIRE
rHa--s Dc 80 os-zs- - t--@-ss
Lz-e<- 7ls-e e. J. J. Ne--an
Ls-ser cz.-N---s <r--s
cS-~ -. sez..

E1zs Mr1z.afz - rraxstF occurred
az ths hone Ct p .. Riz1izx- Sns ME
acrrh q Ere Mczzsaaz- On tie ziEhE
q J11F u whsa Harvey N1a-s vas
sszsost % dean. 4 = 1Esrsd~ ~ IA
f1zh@rl1lRw- P o Ezshi1E ws1
when Ncor- All lis VIE Evs1 S1zs
TIA ar fsEi1Etzg Ezssr-zzass e.
cu=s-ascss. Nocrs. vAc ha9 Ted ths
-oEz-rT fer a tine. returned Ezx ~
rsst Mss REsht-x TNs sat ccrz--
-s.cs q a1S- ersnt-r vas sra1sz.lr
TIE cEE-1x q scene unf.-x1z2se az
fairs euzrerzfzr Nocrs's eAE6
No,s-e- wAo vas stanes9 n ne
large artery q Ire lsfs Leg Ted t-su
t1s bose al STARTED t1wa-z TIE
h1zs & Is srusHs--Ez-l1x. : n Tz<
-e-. aoo1- 10 Far1x away He t.E1
Exhausted t-uz toss % ssocd- sseors
rsaeAE1x the hoze az Turner. ut vas
carried there ater- where Re tied ne-
fore daylight
RExsErE Il Cd f-enGe zzx sad zo<
70 se = Ire lest cf zs1tzI Aezl-A- He
vas k--s<-s.@ All cczz5rre1 &C AL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

An AIsEze point q ezrs1Gs interest,"
fz<c nov "a -he meeting place o< r~o
hostile EzEasuS and an 11xiaHz1y CO
servant zegErzl q the DrSis1rz<hsz-
s7rrzs ls7zS f<e<i near the SreETsa
raszl As TIE z1Ee fE7lies- this hei<Az
- ths EEog where not ouly three "a
stcez-SEz<zsrizz6- Italy and Austria
meet h1r Es-ss hznglzxes-Ge<rzn.
Fs-lzz ard rh< Latin oe eastern
SwiExsriazA Two similarly named
peaks in rhe Alps have Inse pcgFzicaI
stgz1Tr1ness sEzcs the Hzzsaurxz
.cw exz- n tie oz@ ease ar r=z
eozzrriss- \ tie orhsr. two q the
thr=@-she DrsiEsrrenzpitze- tzrericE.
q TFrul- Szkzhgrx and Goerz- and ths
Drs11zE6e-zDzrzs 1zzericz q TYrcL
IT, Weinberg zzd Swicz=rAan6--Lna
don Chru1teae
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

IN every gznerz<fcn there Is apt Co
srrfnE Hp a hcdy of men whos add
1x Co narzrzl Abilities and an uneuur
ucu stncx cf zssur1nce n certain
AMOUNT q specialized k1sxiesxe. ter
rur1ze tne rese -t the world Under the
rrise Ct -sx1er-s
Th1zktz< that hey ind something
rue-en n the srzts cf Dsrnark- m
capable Ct calm r-fscrsrn4 and eager
t1r roe1rferv. they hir upon 4 specific
fur whar % antss. compared WIKI
which al orhers are spurious tusEzr
rtcra
Their relt ef interest nay ra1xe
trum sciz< mythology 70 suxsni<s.
bur the tkreef1ld badge II the trtbs
10 "A overvssnfnx belief IN their o<u
tnczEhhirT cru1led win 4 proportion
ate enursmge for ordinary human be-
nxs. the command of a narharuus lzr.
gur and m trrepresstnle desire %
badger and bully their unfortunate fel-
lcExr~arurss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

Cosz-sz<-Dzr5nr 4 pe-Sc1aI TT
czlrv = the p1sis- rr11 rea- Se@~zs-
Mss. n snail station ts1 EEZzs ease
a Caaz-s1ss IElE - Red L1e-As vas
saoz z1& Patztzrlr wcEzGet hE San
T1xz1rs -zxzzrr Claims that Losris
Lad szzazzred ain Ei1h n szzsx The
tEo Es1 we're alone n The tine
TzxEa-1 gave E@EE - - CEresrz
All Vas released from Custody zftz
ElTzzx satisfactory hal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

-Dt4 ySs learn na<h ca ~ -
rt1 &sruAd-
va I went win = party = 49,
stx-
what I'D that have % do ~ NJ
TrsT vrznxied 80 uneh x10I -
usrfrz az thsir rszrerrtzs hrm uaD
back IN the states that hall - -
! couldn't hear what the 81 -
saying
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

CefHhzz-LSzts - Ie1z. n veil
,o&s sz--sr cs Ptcks1s C1zzsT- Ala
WIS rzz ever and kzz-.,t IT n 4 O.
e--iE1- --1A. a@zr Del-a-Tt-ls. n STA
-cz 4hcu- = niles r-uz Cs1Rszx
On -1a zara- & LILY - NJ 81 I1S1-
wa EEs exresstizEir 1-1s- xzz w1Tx-
1E a-11E n -rzck- 1z@ ElrAs4<h : Z
Sz-A- sks zzE1ss- C ne train saw
Ez AID s1zE Is rkss-ie several
ties - 11--sr 1t 1gr kez- -hs
wang NJ s. Ts1z- vie vas IS
Es1-z ell e survived ar 4 EsGsw and
sszr eAzz-s1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

vtrzsszrE EzzEzI rife Erzr-
sse@ far s1@ STATE Gz1rs1<zsa AZ Camp
Ezz9zz=zcn rakz rear VIII e rnrrse3-
sarss. n aT liza men Tney euz= IN
Gre sazzIs for a week n a tine to
saza saEzs2- hsgzz=zz Azg- Is TIE
frzz ssEzsl& vi c11sss1 q TIE N<rhz-
IL CzEzzsszs and Aeer1eez cnzra-
HIS. g. E-sa-sr pa-1 &c tasE Tie
srzczz<e vi a. z<1az FrsTtz> fer TIE
Szgzszz o< tk@ STATE Gza-x- AL here
III - aac4z x.a-saa sas1 og< 70 Tia
--szsrs.-.@s~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05
HAIR OR NO HARP
y % c<r-zs-is - - Vss 49, css5-
ga Trial Free

Ecs sAzzpooz rsrh cz-sezrz scxp.
s1zzcze1 ~ H<At 6resztzxs e CIT
era 0zz<-@=. rz56s6 TITO the scalp
SIN tod 70 clear the scair q ez7-
Erx-- saGrAe neAzzx and arrs-arscz and
rruZs.s healthy hzArS-cvtzg ere<%
ties NsSAszx he<-er. c5eAzs-. rzrsr-
S2=z8e ez<s free eE =al WITH Book
AE1-eas postcard Cz-srz-a- D~1G II.
BoxerzL Sod eTe-yEkerz-A1v
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

A ne~ wzy - es<e<<1nE s01z1 wzz
r~wszEss II the s1E@rt1- e1E-r a.
B-urk-rn- Mass whea Harry J. -
Fzress- n witness 3. a cnzax= SUD snr
Erzxz6 1-sz-1sz rece4Te6 u 4 s-rssc
car aer55ez< tez--1ess that Re e1s<szc<-
II hsz-s nzEsss wf<5 k4s feet
Tkz Etezezz 8 Zeal 1z1 n SzErzx
c.eszlczs u k1z TIE 1ticr-eTs I'd %
snn11 u ais ear He erplz1aec rAz-
berzxse q "a deAfaess 1s sas rrgtz=e
rs feet 20 esseez so11es 50 thar hs
nrAE eruaz xrr@xs II safety He fsszs
the rfnrzEsnz. Ae said - Eox.cn GBceeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

Nswsca-IzEz Carr. q Dszsgnl1s.
Ala a painter ~ srz5s- tzsd here ~
ne csry EccsZ t-z- An overdose a
see Scr- e o1zzrz- L se@zs gA3 -
wzs z115er=d % he E1-rhtzs kzsi-.
All & s zcs kzcxz Eherksr he Eztzz-
Esc1a1T -ssk tao EEeh or i Ezs Al
sr,rFz~rr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

N=rldasa-A crrrz1r'z tzz1zx- ksl9
~ zzz<zze a TIE Peace z J. ME-.
n Tuzenn- kAx r~rz-z<1 a rz-stz<x tAas
--a-.se ettAzzzu- . aex-. er1vt<z zAec
Az-t kzae1 ~ Wa-A1ee L<zx- n rnx-s.
4 Ia Gang q San B-u<z- <zzz@ g
~ e@azh t-uz a ESzzShsc wzzzG x4keA
~4s szfTscsst frsr1ezzsiF
i Is Ezserx-sod rAa- wMsur n-x
aEzc1er zsru cunrS<-- VII Prize
wer@ worEzx 0z n srt6x-. guarded IT
Lang ant thx- wien theT ar-s--csst
70 escape Lang 6-z6- hing TEzcn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

Askz--1z--Ftersen hundred PEG
sls attended n BASKET 6Ea1=r and
aa-a@eae E1gea n hr11- &C tie eoH-sE
-zzl.zs .-ss here July - Soze &C sse
-uaz-E -zzs5iEz-s<- gT=- Ead n E1-Es--
z1a3e speeches. he Aeks-=za ha11
s1-zzsh=ss zzsic and fcr-zr Senator
Sea<rzgaE acted As raster Il esrs1s
~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

SzrrAeGus famous S1yf1x was that
m zr-g travels CO rs belly whEen
vas % say that 4 had % Sspezx CO
It's food Supply. and crgld net wfeh
safety move tzs1sr than tn enrrE<
szrT eeparrzsn- Ths G2Heizn can
pazzz las eem1zzuzrsts tkar n NOD
err warfare al army ztVzz<es IA n
szzxzlEaun szpply- i mar have
food n rlszEF. sgx wirhsgr m enar.
=cuE xEpcEy ef SEALS and zh-z--zE
and xnaa11sr ammZrlrinn Il ezzrre
make progress Against n wsazxuss
enemy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

RS rsrza<xz1se anE zzzy rhfrz
can - hnagA< 11zz1zEs Gu ne h
sEzilzzng szzz-- xzisf the exp saa-der.
-Afz1 L. tAnzghy- zzzsarz< Sz.as
Pfzmh@rrT The Asz tine I was m
q the caEF 4 ssAier offered 10 sen ne
the aEEx=zr sxyz<rzSer Tn tGwu mr.
SIZE d1xu zz1 xT8 a -nnsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

A gsEerzEezt rerc<r reveals TAI
rhers . 6zreeg ratio between Szrez1s
irenz=s ard zzfznx zscr<zMry- Il q
Sew gsrssT esEE szrvsEse sur Gaia CO
miami 6eMsHs. IA was fsun1 that smeng
ne hanse@ EAnss fathers we're s1z<
nesz o. prekesz5nmz1 we1 the nfazf
r.errzIzry as szzs azc-g zacae
whuse fzzherx szre u tie sE1lsee
traces xr<1s ~ rate ~zz r&4 vh<s
ne rate emszx fzrss wAcse fz-1@<z
we're snxsxs1 . ssnssz1zle1 rzsz&
zzsxzl<e Erszss = zrzsesrlf f<<rass
- sszsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

Il szEe z1kzcyz zEzer a Fri.
sR--6e CO zazs1-@s EA1saz &C MIRA
szzz@ - wET z.z an kz-<-Sz- rEZIaxz
GO I=<zA II vas rs gEz agzz<- AZ
r-r= -s4s s=1l a@gzzzzzg a sr.azy
t-z@e las <exs1czsst AT s4ch zzcxss,.
1g ss.szsz- azz s<~z h-z=<- An
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

-Fzthsr- I azpfre - De > nsnfx
ancnx mem
THAT'S al right sun- but - -
yuurx yet and nrase start ar q. -
tsrnL rs true that I vas - -
q tender ayr. hur ny cpDa~xn1E1n.
were-hnn-exrerff
WHAT I'D yuu DO. fzeher-
7 vH-sr-an usasr n = Uuu1u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

Izzr % slew hcE uzen nzs<zs -
slang he Wa n snail bog n Cns.cxxn
srn1of explained 70 tas TEACHER ons
day tHar L. had been walk1ng win .
friend hut neglected. 70 taxa q h1s
har vHer they net . A1y hc<h kuew-
Hlz friend had az<xzx lin. and wkss-
reret-
TRke CO Jour ID ycU siu2s-
whA< - xA1zl1 have xzid.- e.
plz1-eE Ehs hcT. vzs RsnoTe yuzr
hzr ycz zzxs-
he E=nsrzl s@n<1zent 10 summed
NJ n tie words C small boy wac
VenFurx6 thiz=
Anyway. rs 0rly ru1xhnechs wAc
zz~ sang sewzGGyx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

EIETou say he's q s1crss4
frutt-xruver-
M-Tszs and he raises 1cthEnx
Eargest-ec frufG
Is IL possible
Why when he wants 20 IN hfs !
rsIs or baskets ne has % gn to
nsfghhcrs 70 get the small sizes
pur under the toy layer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

~ 10 c11 tF1-
wh.z= yuu we're czS<tss a. TIE cxa-
aln2I=- cap<ztn- WY tEdnr yu1 teach
EN- nc< - eat people urF
Wei ID have g 1T. yoxzxzc<r.
sur Ne best e'u'1 % vzz . lzr1 'sm
ne< Ter eat WV rhefr kzlrest-Puek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

-pruhledzT 10 always tr1fux - -
20 cur-eck his oxn aalrs - -
never has tire C Ind fzzlf - -
er recrie-
IN that case he ouxhk % - 49,
ar VITA his ueixhhcrs4
-You't thfnk So but thsT ur<mR
Atm CT being ssis<su<sredl sssR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

vfvter- sxsc four. rz1 scream1
hsr MAMMA AZ her heels vas =
mi rup
why. vIvfens ShaS are yuu =
about mamma asked
The frg Is zf-er ne. uamn1n
dog h zerer nef-
why. the dog WASN'T ryt1g q
ygu. Il was 1nly running a rzcs e.
yuu~
Then vfrien1s szce Frightened
tears zuickiy dzszppearsd i
nm. too. didne I nanna."-ind
n1nlis Views
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

Pzz1sn<e-Er n said u attract z<trn-
r1rn n nav sieerrse drink m1xer trr
soda s1GnEx1zz 10 sszsrrea win . tiny
ExA< whaen Eliminates TIA nTzz2 n
vhzcn Z u xcrltnx
PzExie-Ten8sr T. the elec<x1e
Exz< - rhs artak nAlkza L any ncrs
expensive than ths ozz-kzzhzcned IA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

EvsETu-Do yuu think ny dresz BE-
enmfnxz
Jaek-Yes-ascuufrx ncrhi1z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

Chin1@r-ThsF say rhax n satrie
ere hundred bullets ara fred FIR every
one chaz taxes effect
Chaz1sHr-FsrT H<elT- ! sometimes
pass n ua1y a. 80 pedestrians be-
tcrs ! LII enc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

-Hgs water - cred ter ne
Nothing q he sort A1d -
n knew. nsr I'm slszTs n e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

rzs ne awsrxx= nzz vsuz 2
have psuvle Ne asczx IN -
fne rueA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

Tzxs tas Ola Sszaazrx GROVES
rrnnz1 On e~=ry zsel xhr~snx q d
Qzini1e xnd lrzn n . tzxsA<z izrm Ia
QziElas t<1zzs szk nzlz<lz. Ae E-zn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

v5ekshz-x-Th= Give Lea<zs kas
zz&sr eszsszsrzrica rlazs fer ccm-
Batting the sr-sa1 q peEagrz ard
-rUTs6Sag zzgH1zs far Tia Victims -
tie sssease
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05
ssAs

What 1z2kzs yaa EAinz tkzz scsrT
would - garrirzlars5 Interesting -
ne rea@erx & q Eczzz's zz<zziasr
-Hsll re a. asnzE zss--JE&s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05

f,sr,s should beware q go -
~ss nose a. candy kids as -
nv are AFT 70 d=veia7 izro ''n
drups.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-08-05
s<s-s .. s~s--l-s cr---.

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-15
Christmes in the Farmh ouse

When as child you read stories of
Christmas celebrations where the
houses We're decorated with holly and
mfstletoe and the people had such jolly
times putting them up, didn't you look
around your own house and wonder
how that would look if trimmed with
those same greens? And didn't you
long to smell their spicy fragrance and
to have a hand in putting them up
where you thought they would look
the best? And didn't you long to feel
that peculiar Christmas spirit that is
in the very air in cities and villages
for more than week before Christmas
day itself? And then did you just
settle back and say to yourself: "Well
it's no use.
"As long as 1 live on a farm Christ
mas must be just the same as it al
ways has been-an exchange of gifts
and afterward an unusually big din
ner?"
I want to tell you that you are mis-
taken-that you can have just those
the old time Yule log, if you are so
fortunate as to have an open fireplace
In the farmhouse.
City people pay from 35 cents to 81
for a small house Christmas tree, and
every one who can afford 1t buys a
tree every year for his children. How
often do farmers chi4G-cn have trees?
And why not? Because the parents
say, eve haven't gifts enough to make
a pretty tree" Many people never
put a gift On-simply make it tree of
beauty for the children. Strings of
popcorn, wishbones and canes gilded,
gold stars-anything bright and shiny
hung on a tree delights a child-a bag
of popcorn with a few candies in it
tastes five times as good if it has only
once hung on a tree. Even if the gift
must be underwear, shoes and things
actually needed to wear, have them
come as surprises and in as Christ
masy'' looking packages as possible.
1t is well to keep the Christmas spirit
in the home.
1t seems pity for us country people,
surrounded by these beautiful things
deemed luxuries by our city friends
to make no use whatever of them and
to let our lives become so common
place Christmas is not solely day
for gift giving and receiving and eat
ing. It is day for doing everything II
your power to add to the joy Of TIT
children-a day to remember the feebl'
and lonely old people-a day to thinl
of the strangers and the poor. If yo'
haven't money to spend for gifts TO
them you can give some Of yoursel
and Of your own home Christina
cheer There are homes that it is a
inspiration to enter, because Of tn
Christmas spirit they breathe forth.
trust the farm homes will not be lack
ing in Christmas beauty Or Christina
cheer-that all Of them will trul
keep Christmas" - Bertha G. MARI
ham in Country Gentleman.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-15
q Z S>E(xI ATION

tsDuring Barton have been accorded most
than dared expect We could find better way prove
purchase good stock Of Holiday Merchandise judged
only weeks do business in Barton and offer this
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05

Harrison, s. r. Parker and A. w.
Spearman. In the selection of jury
the following talismen were rejected: :
w. p Mcclellan. by the State; Nj. A.
Sullivan, by the defendant: B. NJ.
Aull. by the State; T. K. Foper by
the State; r. w. Parker, by the de-
Tense; j. II. Johnson, by the defense; !;
S. F. Kay, by the defense; c. ID. John
son, by the State: b. A. Wilson, by
the defense; r. E. Spoon. by the de-
tense; w. l.. Perry, by the defense
Those Testifying.
With the jury organized. the taking
of testimony began. DIR. r. B. Day Of
Pendleton, practicing physician who
made an examination OF the dead
body OF Charles w. Robertson, was
the first witness sworn, He gave
testimony as to the nature of the
wounds inflicted by Whitlock's pis-
,tol.
The second witness was L. J. Stew
art, who is employed In Campbell's
store, where the killing occurred. He
was an eye witness of events immed-
lately preceding the firing OF the fatal
shots. The gist of the testimony Of
fered by him was that Robertson was
standing In the store near the rear
end: that Whitlock walked in and met
the proprietor, Mr.. Campbell. near the
center Of the store and engaged him
in conversation: that while Whit
locks back was turned Robertson ad-
vanced upon him and struck him over
the head with an axe handle.
Other witnesses put up by the State
were: j. J Stewart, o. G. Foster, j.
Hall, ST.. j. G.. Hall, Jr.. DIR. H. Nc
Lesky, James Allen. J. w. Simpson,
w. G. Simpson, and NJ. NJ. Hunter
Practically all Of these witnesses tes-
tilted that they had seen whitlock on
the day OF the. killing and that he had
made the remark that he was drunk
as hell and didn't give a damn" 9th
ers testified as TO the relations be-
tween Whitlock and Robertson and
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-05
BAD COLD? TAKE
CASCARETS FOR
BOWELS TONIGHT
No headache, constipation, bad
cold or sour stomach
by morning. <
Get a 1n cent Inv

Get 10 cent box.
Sick headache. bilionsness, coated
tongue, head and nose ciogged !, up
with q cold-always trace this te
torpid liver; delayed, fermenting food
In the bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged In the In
testines. instead OF being cast out OF
the system is fe-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue It causes, con-
gestion and that dull, throbbing, sicks
ening headache. sa'g
Cascarets Immediately cleanse tho
stomach, remove the sour, undigesteti
food and foul gases. take, the excess
bile from the liver nnd carry out ali
the constipated waste nfatters anu s=:.s= .s
ons In the bowels. z 4 G. rs s
A Cascaret tonight Will surely
strnighten you, out by morning. They
work while you sieep--a 10 cent box,
from your druggist means your head
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for mouths.