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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

Mrs. Carrie Bode. Lebanon. Oregon.
writes: II am today the wonder of Leb-
anon. was the most miserable and sick
person on earth. and every one gave me
up TO die, as my case was considered very
serious.
Pneumonia Left he Weak.
After severe spell OF pneumonia,
| was hedfast for eighteen months, and
after using seven bottles OF Peruna / am
again sound and well. am sure Peruna
saved my life."
Miss Annie Huelsman. r. r. 9. Wright
City, Mo-, writes: For years | was
troubled with catarrh. which came on so
gradually that l did not know what the
matter was until the pains in my head
and nose became so severe that I con-
suited a doctor. but he failed to do me
any good. A friend advised me to try
Peruna and with the first bottle / found
some relief, and kept on taking II until
Fourteen bottles were used, and l am en-
iirely we'll"
oatarrh OF the Head.
Mrs Ella Miskell. r. f. d. 2. Box 50,
Scottsburg. Ind, writes: Il suffered for
two years with catarrh in the head. hav-
ing such pains in the head and face that
feared / would lose my reason. l tried
every known remedy. but gradually grew
worse. After taking twelve bottles Of
Peruna, am entirely we'll"
Mrs. l.. j, Woodward, No. Duke 81.
st. JohnSbury. Vermont, writes; Il find
PeTuna a great medicine for my lungs,
when l wrote to you for medical aid
last March. my lungs were In a very bad
condition. Pain and continual hoasseness
for winter months, I have received great
benefit from Peruna"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21
| had Catarrh
of Throat
and Nose

Mrs Elm Malmgren. 1888 Frederick est,
West Manchester, n. H., writes: Every
spring and fall for eleven years. l have
been troubled with catarrh in my throat
and nose and hoarseness, and am very
pleased TO state that at last l found a
medicine Peruna. from which / received
great benefit. and I win hereafter use
and recommend il, l always keep It in
my house in case OF sickness.
Remedy for Colds.
Il recommend your medicine TO all my
friends and every sufferer. as an excel
lent medicine for colds and for building
up strength"
Some good women oppose Peruna. This
Is because they know nothing about Pc
runa. They have never used II them
selves They have never used II I'm their
families. They have only heard about
Peruna. Perhaps heard only what UNI
kind critics say about Peruna. Naturally
enough, such women might oppose Pc
runa.
some Women Praise Psruna.
IL Is safe TO say that every woman who
has given Peruna a square deal believes
in Peruna. The above Is good sample
OF thousands OF women who believe in
Peruna and use It in their homes.
Mathilda Koch. Box 20. Colgate, Nd,
writes; II cannot speak too highly OF
Peruna as a medicine. l was subject to
oatarrh OF the head and throat until l
tried Peruna, After taking eight bottles
Peruna cured me. 1t also acts as spe-
cial preventive % throat difficulties. II
keeps me in fine health. and l value its
fine qualities very much"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-21

Mrs. William H. Hlnehliffc. 20 Myrtle
St, Beverly. Mass, writes II have taken
four bottles of Peruna, and l can say
that II has done me great deal OF
good Cor catarrh OF the head and throat.
IL recommend Peruna to all sufferers
with catarrh. do not think I ever felt
much better, am really surprised at
the work 1 can do. do not think too
much praise can be said for Peruna."
was Very Nervous.
Mrs. Jaschob 1891 Palmwood Ave. To-
ledo. Ohio. writes: when l. wrote you for
advice ! had been sick for three years
and had been treated by three doctors.
but did not get well, I was very nervous
and had trouble with my throat often I
could not breathe through my nose. and
had pains on both SIDES of IL. l also had
pains In the chest and a short cough.
had palpitation OF the heart and Internal
eatarrh MY appetite was poor l was
always cold. and had gurgling In the
bowels.
Now no An ny work.
Il took Peruna according to directions,
and now feel that I am cured Psruna
has cured me. have never been as
fleshy as I am now. and l do all my
work The pain in the shoulder and
chest Is ali gone. The medicine has done
me much good. l shall always keep it In
the house"
catArrh Of ths xhEoaa.
Mrs. Augusta Emde. Box IS. Addy,
Wash, writes; "Peruna cured me OF ca
tarrh OF the throat, with which had
suffered for thirty years My head, nose
and throat feel perfectly free OF catarrh,
ana l feel quite young. l have received
my health through your help and med
lcine, and would gladly do something for
yen in return for your kindness TO me"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04

or unusual interest j. tbs
announce ntsi Il lie ST. Lot -
GLOBE-IL&OCRAT to he
found elsewhere in this issue.
The "Tw iee-a- Week" edition o.
that sserIing publication. great
Semi Weekly newspaper with a
Weekly Farm and Home
MAGAZINE Section IN COT 0RS.
i. offered at the special rate Of
TWO wears or Two yearly sub
srrlntions for enc dollar. The
DAILY GLOBE-- DEMOCRAT.
ak issues per week. is offered to
{ Rural Free Delivery and Star
I Route patrons. yearly subscrip-
ttons MY. f.r $3.50 per year. or
Ne ST. a paper - desired,
.ex- -. f,-- week. for $50
scr ea~ .Th regular price Of
10 nary gNOBE-DEMO-
r u sunday. is - oc
without Sunda Y
4na Sunday only
.ar. 8ead the
and oder the
u pgRAI either
a-Week" today
arhu@ Company
EE louis. Mo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Free Flower Seed.
Hastings Catalogue
Tells You About IT

II yea are engaged in farming. o.
IL you plant only vegetables or flow
ers. You cannot afford to be without
the big catalogue published fresh and
new every year by the great South
ern seed house. H. G. Hastings &
Company, OF Atlanta. Ca, and sent alb
solureiy free. postage paid. to all who
write for it. mentioning ths name Of
this newspaper
In tais catalogue we tell yoa Of a
splendid offer OF free flower seed TO
all cur customer. FIVE magnificent
varieties that mean beauty about yorr
home ard a pleasure 10 wives and
daughters that nothing else can give
This catSsSue tells you. toe. about
cur big cash prize offer 20 the Corn
Club boys Of your state. i tells ali
about our fine yielding varieties Of
corn and eotton--the kind We grow On
our own 3.2G0 acre farm. Ii tells
about tue best seeds of all kinds for
planting In the South Il should be
in every Southern home Write to-
day and let us send il to yon.--f+. c.
HASTINGS & Co. Atlanta, cs--Adst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04

49, N.~@@t*N - NAAot
There is enc evident fact that ]
did not fully realize and that IS
that almost every voter already
knows just what he Is going 70
90 in the coming election. lie
cannot be fooled; he knows who
is friend Of the people, who has
been such, and all this lot Of talk
about peace and harmony" is
put cut by the down and outs"
ina vain attempt 70 fool some-
body. They seem to think the
better way for ''peace and haT-
mony" is to have the down aud
outs" repent, be run through
dipping vat and then be taken in
that will restore ''peace and har-
mony". OF course, here and
there we find one that stiffeneth
his neck, hardeneth his heart
ard walketh straight to destruc-
ton. that sort of ruan will always
exist as in the past.
All citizens everywhere treat
US with extreme courtesy snd
have given US the heartiest sort
OF welcome regardless OF their
political notions.
Next week We speak in Copiah,
Lincoln, Pike, Amite and Kinds
counties and they have prepared
20 give Us large audiences every
where. They come rain or shine,
no trouble to geta large audience
day or night anywhere.
shall be at home and at court
next week and would like to see
and talk with a. many OF my
friend as possible while there.
With best wishes to all.
Sincerely,
LEE n. RUSSELL,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04

market there is q great deal 70 De
learned BY our farmers. Things
shat they must laara and put into
practice before good prices can be
sNrectef Tor their goods.
For instance. when a field az
sweet potatoes are dug SHOULD
they be carried - town for sale
without washing or sortings win
they bring IS good q price il all are
thrown IN together with the dirt
still ciingiug to them. b'g ones,
mecsum sized and strings all in a
mass. as they would i properly
washed. dried. sorted and placed
in nice clean hampars2
Mr. Farmer. did you ever uctice
hamper Of Jersey sweets that
sell SO readily On the market az
good prces9 They are Of even
size. well washed and kiln dried
and placed III clean hampers fui
TO the top. Ana while tbsy are
not nearly 50 good. have made a
market all over the weird 70 the
exclusion o. our Southern caady
ysms. because they are pgs up 10
coEdit on ard stay that way
Then e ge are 70 get the best
results from the Grown il Mis-
sissippi movement ard interest
ire merchant and consumer %
-he extent that they wl hlnGle
and use cur products. We mus.
first produce Rccd s-uT ara Pr care
il properly. This IS -ul u ~ -rs
farmers Of Lafayette countg fer
consideration.
There is nos : s-c-e r. any C
the towns u this county that cces
10. display and sell every day
goods that coald ard should have
casn produced in this county.
Glance a. the saslr es 1f any
store In tbs town ard see hos
many articles displayed c9uid hive
been raised witain the county.
Begin 20 study this matter Mr.
Farmer in TIRE proper lEht see the
merchants and prepare TO save
some Of the great amount Of cellars
that have been GONG cut for att
clss that should be grown here
Your interest and cooperation frs.
IS absolutely necessary.
Fl. &. BLRKEsLEE
Commissioner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
For Sapervisor-Beat 5
Il. CLIFF TON
J. o. BROWN
oRowNIN MISSISSIPPI
To The Farmer.

To successfully carry out ths
proposition being urged oy the
Grown IN Mississippi Associa-
ton. the Cooperation ard aid from
three distinct classes IS necessary.
That is. the farmer Or producer.
the merchant or distributor ard
the consumer. It viii b nsces-
sary &c address each Of the three.
ana as the trstto become interested
must &c the farmer. this letter IS
addressed 70 hin. The surzes-
ton IS. 70 grow as nearly as ooss-
iole in Mississippi the things that
are Consumed IN the state and
thereby saved 70 cur own use nil
hons Of dollars that at present are
sent cut yearly for these sans pro
ducts ana lost to cur channels Of
commerce. II this is 70 De done.
We must FIRST have the interest ara
hello Of the farmer VIA IS 70 grow
these products.
Our s0Ils can and will grow orac-
ticaiiY ever thing tina. IS aoso. utsIg
necessary to consams. but there IS
much for the farmer 70 learn and
putin practice before ne can create
{ market for what re can grow.
he must not crly grow coed stuff.
but i mu5. 5e prepared for market
and put Up IN sood condition 70
S9Him2ua Z g90c price,
Il would De well for the farmers
to consult with grocery merchants
and get from than 4 list Of prod
Hcts that said MERCHANTS selling
70 his customer daily. ard between
them determine how mary Of these
can Dc raised IN MIssiss ppi. prop
efly prepared ard placed On the
market. The merchant knows
how his best goods are prepared
and ne can soon teach his farmer
friend Just now "a PIT up MS 70
get the price.
Then II is Incumbent on the far
rHer to grUM strictly fsrstciass stgF
and supply the merchant with 4.
shng ID prap1ring inc products fos
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Senator Russell Writes Ct His
Can paign.

EDITOR EAGLE:-
You will be glad to know thatI
am well pleased with the outlook
in South Mississippi. At Bogue
Chitso, Ruth, Laurel, Sumrall.
aathorn and Georgetown in the
counties OF Lincoln, Jones, La
mar. Marion and Copiah, we
spoke to large and enthusiastic
audiences They came from Ia
and near and there Is very little
opposition manifested anywhere;
It is conceded that BiIbo will
sweep the country and that will
DO likewise. Not only do our old
friends believe this but every day
we find many OF the best men OF
the state coming our way and
offering their services. This is
not the exception but the rule.
have seen in some communities
many of the best and strongest
men in those communities come
our in public and say that rhsy
opposed Bilbo and the popular
rule Of the people because they
were blinded by the many ugly
and baseless rumors that have
gone abroad and that they had
personally investigated these and
found they were started without
any foundation in fact, and being
honest men they felt they ought
to acknOwied e their mistake and
get right. These men make the
best workers Of them all.
1t looks very evident that Gov.
BIIbo will get one hundred thou
sand votes in the first primary.
AS yet. those opposing Gov. BIlbo
do not seem 10 have centered up
on any man-their notions are
vasciliating and they seem to be
waiting for the man that viii de-
veiep the most strength and then
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Petition For Pardon.
Oxford. Miss. Feb /. faf5.

oxford, MISS feb /, 1915.
His Exc. isency Earl Brewer Gov
eruor of Mississippi jackson.
We. the undersigned citizens of
Mississippi, do hereby ask that
sou pardon J. e. Han, q white
man, serving life sentence for
rape. Your petitioner was con-
vicied in Lafayette county circuit
court in 1906, and has served eight
years.
AS his conduct has alwas s been
good and ms record as "A prisoner
Is excellent, combined with the
fact that he Is an old man, We
feel that the ends Of justice would
best be served by this extension
Of executive ciemency 70 your
petitioner.
Your petitioner had lived in
Lafayette county fer many years
and was hard rking, law a
bidine citizen. Until this charge
vas brought against him there
aad never been any thing against
his character. Fer these and
other sufficient reasons, we earn
estly pray that you grant his pc
tition and restore this man TO
freedom. Respectfully submit
ted
j. T Burfow, T J FIarkins
J r Marehoanks. A b NJ
Goaagill, J G. Gathings, Fl r
Leake, John Sutherland. 4 X.
Coleman, H. ". Psrham, J. t
Frances, +. F. keefe, Mrs T. J
0keepe, Emmifte Okeepe,. W 6.
Neil, T. VI. Ayent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
ARE you RHEUMATIcs-TRy

II vou want quick and real relief
from Reformation. do what 20 many
thonsand other people are doing
whenever IN attack comes on bathe
the sore nurseries or Joint with shan $
Tiniment. No reed b rub i n Inst
arpiy lla Iiniment 20 The sErfsce y
+ wanderfrl penetrating. II goes
RIGHT ~ the scat - trcuhle ana dfar
Tie rain almost Immediately. s'et r
bottle Of Slaan's Liniinent for Csc OF
any druggist and hav. It IN the heus"-
sgtinss Gods. : re and Swoll-F ~oinis
rubaru. Sciltica and ike ailneutF
Tanr money back Il not sutisfed, bat
Il does give almost Instant relief.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
UNIVERSITY LETTER
USiyEssrrs. MISSISSIPPI 2-2z--I5-
1HE Nzzn o. Goo1 ELEorEc LloHr I've
81 W. L Kennor. Professor Il Physics
and Astronomy

TIE Question IS often asked. Does
electric lightning psy2" Whether or not.
eiectric hghtisg proves profitable in
vsstmezt depends On the manner IN which
this light IS employed It IS certainty
true that the puolic wSstes mary nj icns
OF dj.lzrs anEeally BY ,groriag. some Of
the simplest principles OF effir.ent iiluna-
nation Given an adequate candle power
We may have ether bad aiurniEzticr g
good Iliunira1oE.
Bad illumination may resul. from pias-
lEz any adequate liTs.t ir the wrong place
i may &c located poorly for Illuminating
the area = IS intsnced 70 illuminate. or Il
may De located 50 as tc Interfere with the
eye viewing comfortably the illuminated
ARA. Lights should ret be placed 50 IS
10 shine directly into the eyes. Beth CT
thess undesirable results may 90 accom-
plished BY ire PRACTICE of placing nrlgE
unsazded dzat IN : Fucra with dark walls
Dars wal PAPER and DARK wood finish.
require fossr TINES the carrie d wsr re-
Gulre1 for hght was and Their the prob
en- Ct inunlnstsEg IS cry paity solved
bad Airruiaatlcr 7se3 yssGiz from the
irrcsc1ey usstrhuticr ard 1f14sicn Of
lGnt sirge bright seufce Of hghe
without glooe causes DARK shadows about
The room and make the contrast Of hqat
an1 Shadow UNPLEASANT and on account
OF the undue tar placed on the eye ID dis
crmirzte colacts m the shadow wnsle the
pu9h IS contracted for The brighter i.un-i-
nsrcn- Even where as.ronE local lllurni-
eaucn $ prosiGel for = SPECIAL purpose.
a. Ter exsmais the use Of 4 able lamp
with Z shade or reflector Tor rszdiru or
sewing. there should also be a good gan
erai hisH1iaaliJn about the room. This
general Illumination may best be secured
WITH an cr1l or ground glass globe over
tnS lamp Althoug globes absorb fifteen
o. twenty per cent OF the sight. ere should
not zLtsEupt 70 save On ixnt az the ex-
pense q the eye The test Ct vccd l.
iuETsTztsea IS tsat il enables ths eve 10
sSs s-s:zlssssiT II. -szsss -
IN toe home. school. Office. shor.
wherever people. especially Children are
required TO Apply the eye closely. they
have right to demand eye crr1fcr- which
can only result from coed hgntfng ar
rang smenis. Bad determination often casts
IS much OK mare than good illumination.
BESIDES IS responsible for inefficient work
discomfort. even pain and permanent IN
lary 10 the eyes
Comnsre ally. good illumination at
racts customers and promotes etficieaE4
"a the part Of the employees Good i
Elimination promotes good health. A few
bright lights n DARK Gamers and passage
Tays ~id 'sfssH sIapssassszs tie rssd II
Sanitation and aocse- clearing more etrik-
irgiy that the study Of long treasises On
the subject
BAD AiuE4aasicn casts; good aIuraina-
tior pays
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
HALF YOUR LIVING
FROM YOUR GARDEN



Atlanta. Ga Special The farm
er who makes and kecns going this
ssar a real home Eardsn viii saws
faliy onc-half the money he has -eer
"a the habit q paying the supply mer
chant for his food supplies The niaa
aith a back ward city hot. turned fRtC
= Garden. can save on his living ex
pcHses IN the same proportions.
The nnn in tine city has beer bit
BY the War just as hard as the nar
IN the country. and here IN Atlanta the
Agricultural Committee Of the ktlanfa
Chamber Ct Commerce. * which IT, q.
Hastings - chairman. g. actively On
coura ging the back yard city earfsr
as one OF the most effective steps in
solving the problem Of Twins. One AZ
lantan made $3.50 worth Of vegetables
last year ON less than cne-sixteenth Of
au acre Others have been cncouraE-
~ 20 try u, and this spring vii see
Atlanta fuli 81 home xar,iens-
The farmers OF the South. IN nv
opinion" Mr. Hastings said. have
well learned the lesson q the cotton
crisis. and / believe they arr going 70
keep Il learned They realize now as
never before that they must make
cotton their servant instead Of their
master. and making food crops is the
only way to DO IT,
The first big step toward the solr-
tion OF this problem is the home gar.
den-an ali-thc-year-round garden
one that IS kept busy growing food for
She table every month IN the year. y
garden like this means a saving Of
half the living expense Of any family;
fl Is worth more az 4 money saver
than any five acres Of cotton ever
grown.
City families pay fancy prices for
vegetables and other focd products
which the farmer can have on his Ia
bic without the expenditure OF dol
tar. and this would mean ~ the farm
ers of the South an aggregate SAVING
OF millions OF dollars they are now
paying cut annually for food supplies.
that might be turned into bank ac-
counts"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
GOV. BREWERS SILENCE.

Ills sometimes said that there
= always an ominous silence i'm
mediately preceding a coming
storm. Possibly this may be true
Of the late silence OF Gov. Brewer.
Livery thinking citizen Of this
state has seen 70 his sorrow the
disastrous, unfair and unstates-
mauiike course Of Gov. Brewer
for many months past. They have
seen an officer, their highest Of
ficer, prostituting his high Office
TO selfish and malicious ends in
order to destroy those who dared
to obstruct his high handed way.
Gov. Brewer Is 4 desPot as bitter,
desperate, wicked and unrelent-
ing as ever sat in the highest seat
in this state. No official since
the days OF Adelbert Ames has
ever attempted TO drag our courts
into the gutter as he;no efIcial
has ever dared to go into the
courts with Periured testimony
brought forth from foreign states
10 swear away the lives and lib
critics Of innocent MEN as he. but
with i al he has been found out
ana stands today repudiated in
the heart Of almost every man
and woman in this state. But
natures ~ this stamp Go not die
suddenly they die hard. And.
Gov. Brewer almost frindless and
having no iairminded man to up
hold him and make defence to his
acts vet holds on and
councils with himself, We are
sure, other schemes Of daring in
order that he may drag other or
the same men. into the limeiight
again. Shall il be by the Getec-
tive route9 No doubt That is his
method many people did not
know that he at one time was the
head OF a create y detective agen-
y: his mind has always run
dong that channel. The people
nay not be surprised at anything
hat Gov. Brewer does. and since
lis prOctivities ars so we'll known
hey may look for any new scan
al that he may start at any time;
e thinks he IS wise but he is
t;he has some cunning but it is
Iperfeiai;h is easy TO trap. lei
as q deep laid scneme ia the
'ilbo-IIobbs case but any sane
ian could see through it all and
2 < in the shadows Was detec- ;
ve Brewer with his pot Of ink
loating over the prospects Of
1rever damning Bilbo and
L0bbs and placing Brewer in the
.S.Senste. But his deep laid
lot failed and the nan who once
ed the esteem Of q great and
.atriote people dropped 10 the
1w plane alongside ines and al
uah characters that have held
malice. hatred. ill-win and crime
n their hearts.
Bat the ominogs silence OF
Gov Brewer IS but the precursor
Of the coming storm Listen for
some other scheme of our down
and out governor. And you may
expect the last stage to be worse
than the first.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
ness Cannot Be Cured

applications. as they cannst reaeis
sasec portinz Of tha ear There 10
WaT q cure deafness. and that 10
estitt4 tAs.liai remedies. l3eAfnssa Is
s sy ar intiamed condition - she mt
glsfrS 0f th@ Euztsteh ian Tgke When
tefte - tn;i1tzred you ksgs = rumbiins.
81 rr imperfect hearing. and when II :
t7eIy eicgce- i1eafaess - tAr result ard
iess To-. Instrumentation can b. taken orf
Z lbs tufu restored 81 itH normal caudi-
+oa- haartnE win b. destroyed forever. min.
aEs 5at " ten caused by CaczFrh
AN IS natliug bat an iafian1ed condition
= tiir isiateats surfaces
We wiii- <iva Jne Hundred Dollars fnr any
raHe ~ bcaIsess tca1sea by eatarrh, that
sa11ar BIZ cured BY Halls CatarrE Cure
sezsf fpr eirculars fres
RI CHENEY & &C. Toledo Ohfa
Seid 81 Dru<sisfs -5c
T1xe tlalfs Faiul.y Pals Tor constipation