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The age-herald., 1901-05-07
PYTH|ANS GOING
 ID MONTGOMERY Annual Convention Meets in
 Capital City Today BIG ATTENDANCE EXPECTED Double Murderer Was Arrested at the Passenger Station Yesterday and Confessed to One kilIng-Su-
 preme Court In Session.
BIG ATTENDANCE EXPECTED

Age-Herald Bureau, Clencey's Hotel, Montgomery, May s.-(Special) )-Mont- gomery is flooded with Pythians tonight who have come to attend the session of the grand lodge of the Grand Dominion of Alabama.
 Grand Chancellor D. c. Cooper will con- vene the grand lodge at 10 o'clock tomor- row morning in the hall of House of Rep resentatives in the capitol From the ar rivals tonight it appears that there will be full attendance of delegates, which will bring near three hundred Pythians to the city.
 The members of the grand lodge in It's two days session will attend strictly to business. There will be but little divis- ion.
 The hall of Central Lodge, over Knabe's drug store, will be kept open as meet ing place for the Knights and refresh ments will be kept there.
 This will be purely a business session, at which reports of the officers will be read.
 The reports will show decided increase in membership
 The Treasurer's report will show a good financial balance of s7oo0
 It Is the intention of the lodge to com plete Its labors in two days. A new con- stitution will be adopted at this session The officers of the lodge will be elected tomorrow afternoon.
 The only office that will be contested is that of the Grand Master at Arms.
 The contestants are the present inner
 rI of Mobile.
 The officers in attendance will be:
 Grand Chancellor, D. c. Cooper, Oxford, Ala
 Grand Vice. Chancellor, W. H. Wilder, Birmingham
 Grand Prelate, W. c. Black of Troy. Ala.
 G. K. R. S.. J. H. Donahoo. Talladega. Ala
 G. M A, J. B. Ellis. Orrville, Ala
 G., F. P. Nichols. Roanoke, Ala
 G. o. G., T. E. Knight, Greensboro,
 s. R., Tennant Lomax, Montgomery, Ala.
 S. R., c. R. Brcken, Luverne. Ala.
 Double Murderer Arrested. A double murderer was arrested at the union passenger station here this morn ing. Joe Law, colored, of Bolunt County, was the man taken in by the officers, and while 1t is stated that he had sworn vendetta that no man should take him alive, he gave in to the officers without resistance
 Law has killed two men in Blount County, first a white man and then negro. He fled from Blount, and recently Sheriff Waller was notified by the sheriff of Blount that the negro was supposed to be in Montgomery. A description of Law was optained and Deputy Belser of Montgomery and Sheriff Robins of Fillmore made the arrest this morning as stated. Law confesses to the killing of the negro. but denies that he has killed a white man. He will be taken to Blount County as soon as the officers come for him.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07
Valet Jones Is III.

New York, May 6-Charles F. Jones, valet to the late millionaire William Marsh Rice, is i'll with acute dyspepsia.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07

The regular May term of the United States court was convened here by Judge Bruce today. The session was consumed in the organization of juries. The attend ance at the court was so large until the court room was too small to provide adequate room.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07

Monsignor Baasen. after spending two days in Birmingham as the guest of the Rev Father Meurer, left for Cullman yesterday. He sang mass at the Church of Our Lady of Sorrow Sunday.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07
Leader, Desire.
From Puck,

From Puck.
 Somehow or other my desire always keeps pace with my income"
 You're lucky to drive such teafni I drive mine tandem"
The age-herald., 1901-05-07

The Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General, acting as returning board, will consolidate and publish the vote for and against the Constitutional Convention tomorrow. Practically all of the returns have been received.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07
Save Your Money.

One box of Tutt's Pills will save many dollars in doctors bills They willsurely cure all diseases ofthe stomach, liver or bowels. No Reckless Assertion
 For sick headache. dyspepsia, malaria. constipation and bilio-
 usness, a million people endorse TUFTS Liver PILLS
The age-herald., 1901-05-07
THE CT
Bank CIearances.-Bank clearances yesterday were $207, 7,46S.78.

Value of Diamonds. -1n making a statement as to the value of diamonds recently stolen from the home of MT. George L. Anderson it was stated that the jewels were worth 5000. The in formation given the Age-Herald was erroneous, the value of the articles be- ing only $2000.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07
Help for JacksonvilIe sufferers.-

Help for Jacksonville Sufferers The Birmingham Lodge of Elks, through Exalted Ruler John w. O'Neill, yesterday telegraphed it's sympathy to the Elks in Jacksonville, Fla, and asked if they were in need of any assistance. The local lodge will make liberal contribution to the re- lief fund if assistance is needed.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07

E Rev D. ". Jones. who has been at the HilIman Hospital several days, has so far recovered from his illness that he will be able to return to his home in a day or two,
The age-herald., 1901-05-07
Scorpion for Veterans,

New Orleans. La, May 6.-rhe gunboat Scorpion left for Memphis tonight.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07

Louisville was given the decision over Jim Watts of Louisville. This bout went the ten round limit.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07
PERSONAL

P. H. Connally of Atlanta is in town.
 E. R. Chapman of New York is in the city.
 Jack cranston of Philadelphia is at the Metropolitan.
 Rev. D. ". Jones. who has been at the Hillman Hospital several days, has so far recovered from his illness that he will be able to return to his home in a day or two,
 Monsignor Baasen, after spending two days in Birmingham as the guest of the Rev Father Meurer, left for Cullman yesterday. He sang mass at the Church of Our Lady of Sorrow Sunday.
 Mir J. Cary Thompson, for years with Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, and subse- Quentiy secretary and treasurer of the Martin Cracker Company. has associated himself with Messrs. C, l.. Stickney and Company, Managers of the Consolidated Insurance Agency, and becomes active in the affairs of the concern. MT. Thomp- sons long residence in this community and connection with the business inter- ests of the town, makes him a strong ae- ouisition to an already strong business firm.
 Metropolitan Hotel Arrivals-C. W. Whinburn, Atlanta; c. s. Sisson, New York; D. c. Kirkpatrick, Palestine, Tex. . B. A., Treat and wife, Mayline; J. C@Hen- drix. Atlanta; J. W. Beasley, East Lake; Aaron Haas. Atlanta; W. P. Acker. An niston: s. H. Cheney, Piedmont; o. H. Parker, Anniston: J. P. Woodall P. !. Ferris, Atlanta; J. c. Martin, Montgom- cry; Will McCallen, R. H. Jones, Atlanta; J. T. Ray, Blossburg; Mrs. A. G. Hen ", Mrs O. D. Street, Guntersville; Mrs ,I H. Mcclure, R. L. Windham, Jasper; Daniel Collier, Tuscaloosa; D. D, Morrow, Blossburg: c. J. Hager, Lopez; s. H. Kress. New York; R. A. Statham, Stouts Mountain; L. O. McMeekin, Oakman; C.. Propst pr. J. F. Randolph, Fayette; R. N. waldrop, Jr.. Alabama: E. B. Hulsey William McGaff, Anniston; J. l.. Clemo Adger; J. c. Wyatt, H. s. Crazir, Rome Ga; K. E. Lyman, Jamestown, Pa; w. B. Renolds, Montevallo; Jack Cranston Philadelphia; Mrs F. F. Grannon, Bal timore; s. Glenn and wife, Ragland; Mrs. R. Y Lang, George Huston, Jas per; J. A. Gates, Lopez; E. R. Chapman, New York: T. l.. Bishop, Lithonia, Ga; H M. Hoffman, city; A. J. Howard, At lanta: J. c. Thompson, city; H. Benning- hover. St. Louis; F. Baldwin, Memphis; J. G. Kincaid. Knoxville; R. c. Curd and wife, W. H Hall, Indian Territory.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07
PURE BLOOD.

There is no health possible without pure blood. Purify and enrich this life-current. and good health will re- suit. Hostetter's otomacn Bitters is the best medicine in the world to do this. It cures indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness, Inactive liver, weak kidneys, and prevents malaria, fever and aeue. See that our private revenue stamp covers the necA of the bottle.
 Improves the HOSTETTER'S Appetite and SIOMACH Induces Sleep. bIIlEKS.-
The age-herald., 1901-05-07
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
 25 cents.
The age-herald., 1901-05-07

Jack cranston of Philadelphia is at the
The age-herald., 1901-05-07

P. H. Connally of Atlanta is in town. E. R. Chapman of New York is in the city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

ne attempted assasSinsii0n OF
* 'e>-- % - t-e ! nlie1 states
y A'.r u'.-inE PaS.ie reception
q D-'-.r- s-'e'- A@ANsn oar
Fr"'.s q 'Ne GINGER t.'ssA'-nin-;
'-' 4Ani . anarchists 10
every large cisN 20 tle United
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
Pine Hill News.

We are having lovely autumn
weather the past week We have
had no rain ia two weeks Cotton
i opening fast
Mrs Tyle Turner IS visiting her
PATENTS and trying TO reeuDeratr.
Mr. and Ms J. y. Slough visit.
ed the family OF j. VI Parks ri.
cay.
W. E. Rankin attended church az
Cambridge Sunday
Anderson and James Bailey
visited Jack Adams Sunday.
Rev. y w. Langley Is 20 hold a
meeting al Pine Hill the 4th Sun
day and expects the assistance OF
Rev G. H. Higgins.
Rev j. " Higgins held a meet
ing of a few days last week al
Midday which resulted in several
conversions and one accession 10
the church.
We understand that Miss Mate
WOOtSarf Is 10 be the teasher at
our New York school another year
and EsastHs Patton will teach the
Christian Rest school.
Oar community was very much
shocked at the sad news of the
attempt assassination of our be-
loved president. BILLIE Boy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
LaTareste spring. News.

Mlrvis Patton = preparing to
attend the uext session Of the \.
n - College st St4r&svIlle.
Dr. Smith Ilats business trip
to Memphis the lirsi of the week.
Miss Vera B1Qae visited friends
in 0ur town Recently. She will
leave soon for Bowling Green,
RI. waere sc Will eater college.
Misses ZriE2 as1 G.sds Hoax.
oi Plua.A Coaa'y, are visiting
taelT -rtui parents. J. o C0EneF
and 1is-.
Mss Esiiil TlreiSelg has been
chosen - teacher Of a school near
Sar> pta- These patrons we're
Fortunate j. securing the services
% - Successful a teacher.
Nrs =. = aeCharen and chill.
dreu. 0f AsdHoFe. l L.. are visit
lag ia our uI!>t.
John Freeman AID accompanied
oy bis 3 &c. sister IN law and Joe
hasey. Of Tate County visited
relatives here the first Of the
Eees- PHILo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
Dallas News

Crops in this neighbarhood are
short Cotton was doing well IN
I'll the rains set in causing it To
throw off the forms and young
bolIs-
Some of the citizens have been
going to Tala pretty regular.
A. ID. Bailey. district deputy
grand lecturer ofthe A-F. & A
Nasons. leetured TO lula Iodys
last week.
Mrs Ora Chileoatte and davsh
'er, Pearl. were going to TGla one
day last week. the harness broke
while going down a hill. The
horse became frightened. the bu
~ wheel striking the banister oI
the bridge. throwing .hen out and
hurting Mrs. Chileoatte. We are
glad to learn that she is able to %
up. Rex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
University of Mississippi.

Alr A1--alee ~ Ell=- -HF-
Tae fol.oeiaE Interview wI-h
Prot john " Ioll>su- ot The
iicEi-y 90 our safe Ccivrr,s-v-
whose IsbOrs have contributed %
mEch tD the success of the Abe
deem N"Elll. EuI BE- read With
Interest ia a cstv 80 strongly rep
resented II student boty aaE
E.r,nuI - OE-S:
TIE enrolment IN the Tnivar
sisy tor the past session Is a6a
We wOGlj easily have reaehe.. 3sn
lad u Dot been Tor tae sho :
crops TAlS enrolment. = above
the Aver1se tsr the pas I6 v~ar~.
and Indeed only f0aF tI.a~S .izr-
H. this pr-rpd la tie carroll
n~at been larger. Dividing tae
years ot 5he past history oftae
[ University il-o groups o. I've
years each the combined enroll
@e1t i0r the laSt I've wears nss
exceeded c-2E Of any preceding
-rQEp-
Besides Tie regular work IL
our ord larry sessions. Se are nax
rzz nlet through the srapro>Tiv
ii Mrs Fannie J. Rieks. OF Y.z,s
CtTy. 80 give a simmer term III
the SPECIAL benefit Of teaezs-s I.
the pzblie schools a. xr.l a,
hose who wish to cuntsaue rh.
University course TIE so-e=a
benefit 10 teachers Of This 0nDsz
unity can scarcely he estimated
Il L practically impossible To-
most CT them 20 retIrs for a yea
10 attend the University. hOEev.
~ much they may feel tie nees
Of IL But this sumner tern
comes Al time when they @.
attend and secure all the a4va1
tages Of splendid apr srarus an.
equipments which ere AZ tEeI
disposal.
Probably one Of our mos
pressing needs Just n0x i bette
facilities aud more eOmfortabf,
quarters for cur Young LADY, stu
dents We have nothing ike
girls dOrmitOry or home. wherl
they can secure the comforts az.
eOlEeniences accorded 10 r.
Young men They can aIEsvS =
care good homes viii prIva-,
families but Of course this ! nor
expensive than the free-ra0H
system given young mea- Son
believe that a large annex baH.i
and equipped as a home Tor IL
young ladies and placed IN char.
OF 4 member Of The faculty. a
president OF the annex. aud con
petenT m4tr0u would furnish q.
the Protection. comfort and con
Vel-v1ce that can De desired
Ills would seem to be the n4tur.
and logical eOGrse 20 pursue. y,
have 80 many ambitions girls IL
lae Stale aGxiOUs 10 secure tn
highest anu best training of III,
times HAT We Certainly oHgh
Lot 70 deny them any of the ia
dleeneuts. and cheap rates. :,
freely accorded Young men Tha
theIr ambition for a CnIversIt,
education = not a mere tad o
taaey- : proved by the fact that
IN many eases after taking gu
d5leglt courses. they have achIey
81 the highest grades and wO:
the highest LOnCrs IN their class
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

E-8. I1niIy- a lawyer OF Henri
eta Tex. onc- fooled n grave digger.
as sLgs- NY orOsner Was very low
Vl-l lsl-Airitl fever and aundice. |
g=rs-ls-el hiu to try Electric Bssters,
1l4 BE- was so0l mach better. bat
eousll Ged s1elr use until ne was Who'll
" cured I'M sure Electric BIrrsrs
saved Ms Lie This remedy expels
'-i--latriais Kills disease germs and p1rI-
nes the clooc- ais digestion, rexu-
is4s Iver- &H4ney and bowels cures
constipation dysps2sia. nervous dis
eases kinney troubles. female COM
PAINTS, gives perfect health ONLY
&c Al 2 X Chilson-s drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

The reports ;A.s morning from
iiazsla say t-at she condition 81
Tie president i very k0PeflL He
continues 10 Improve a4d there
: no doubt erter,4i1ei sy the at
teHtiae Physicians : t1 - ~
cprerg- T-- vOazI d. the aldo
Eea uaS I->SseL lLst E.-at aad
tie a.a-a.st reported tie lie had
elapsed and IN laageFol> eoa-
titsoa- Al Il sa.cl i u=trus
Tie Presiie-t i-lt o. moved 10
Washington # NECESSARY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
Abbeyilte News

Mrs Dick Garrison and sou.
B0othe- OF Jackson. Tenn. are
visiting relatives in our midst.
NoorIRg Malone. wife and two
children of Laws Hill, are visiting
Mrs. A. e. Graham
Rev. Nr. YiIne. of College HILL.
preached to rs Sunday afternoon
and Nr- DursOE n.Ied tae Netho-
dis pulpit Tuesday night.
Miss Robold. of Bowling Green.
NJ came Ia Sunday evening aud
will take Charge of the eloeutiOu
department here this week.
Miss Mildred NeCariy. of Du.
ran. l. T. arrived THURSDAY to at
tend the A. y. ).
Mrs. w r. Shaw and little
daughter. Ethel. returned to their
home IN Ctarksdale Thursday. nc.
eompanied By Mrs Trotter. Mrs.
Shaw's mother.
John kzer. of near Holly
Springs. spent Saturday and san
day in Abbeville.
We are sorry to learn that J. G.
Horan had his home and house
hold effects destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning
l. l. Mathis and wife are visit
ing relatives in Tennessee. Geo.
league IS now acting agent
A match game was PLAYED Tues
day between Oxford aad Able
ville- resulting in a score OF % to
y in favor of the former.
B. A. GalIaeiy returned Satur-
day night from Virginia, where
he has been for some time.
Mrs. James Wilson made a busi.
ness trip to Fulton. Ky last week
We learn that Dir. Wilson will
make Fulton his home in about
two weeks. We regret the re
meval OF such an excellent family
from our midst
Miss Pearl wilbourn. of Como.
10 visiting friends here.
I Mr.. KIlgore OF Central America
~ visiting his sister. Mrs. \. c.
Graham- YABSLEY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
Is Your Life Worth 90 ceats7

We defy the world to produce a me-
clcine for the cure of all forms of kid
ney and ola der troubles. Piles and
al diseases peculiar to women tina:
vii equal Smiths Sure Kidney Cure,
N1nety-elghr per cent of the cases
treated with Smiths Sure Kidn " Cure
that have come under our obssrva-
uon have been cured We sell our
medicine on n positive guarantee il
directions are followed, and money
viii De refunded Il cure il not effected
rriee 30 cents For sale by. A. II.
EsalSl-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
West OF Oxford.

Maj T. A. Dean and Mrs Jof \
waldrIp were among the many
Who attended the Primitive Bapt,
ist Association, which convened
at Antioch Church last week.
Mrs Laeas Johnson spent Sun
day IN College Hill, the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs Will Dunlap.
Mr. Calvin Wells attended the
Baptist Association in Psnola
County last week.
Mrs Ephriam Davidson. Of
AlesvlIle. was the guest of Mrs. j,
W. SOFdeet SUNDAY. PLArO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

INDIANA Grzat Army Of the
R-P4tlie men preEic; that Pension
Comu5sSlozer Eval> wIIl b~ 70
vIted 10 resign before very long
Bat suppose ke ref-Se> TO aecep'
the invitation EAat the.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
Holder News.

y COOK rain woald be very az
eeplsOle n this community.
u d. Anderson Is attending
court this week.
We are glad to learn that after
a lev days Illness Ike BdIIard Is
able 10 De up.
Joe Anderson and family, of
AooevIlle. spent Sunday with the
family OF Ike Billiard
Cambridge meeting is postpoa
ed Until some time in October.
The Auderson's chapel meetine
closed Thursday night. The meet
ing was largely attended and much
interest Was manifested. Re~. Poe
of Mt Pleasant. vas very much
appreciated He preached some
excellent sermons and every one
wants him ton come again
Miss Reason Gilbert. of Able.
vile, visited relatives IN this and
Bay Springs neighboraood this
week
VIII Morgan and wife. of Mar
shall County and Mrs DR. WI
burn are the guests of G y
Gerson and family this seek
Misses Zoad Wilson. Aaude
Woodward and Carrie QaIek at
tended the Chapel meeting last
week.
Miss Ollie Anderson is spend.
ing this week with her sister, Mrs
T. L. Rushing near Oxford
We regret TO learn ofthe Illness
of W. H. Gilbert. Hope he will
will soon recover.
G. W. Afford attended the Bapt
list Association at Duncan Greek
this week.
W. C. Anderson spent Saturday
in AbbeyilIe FRED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

Mr. EDrroR-Alox me TO speak a
tex words IN favor Of ChInberlai1-s
Co1<a Remedy suffered for three
years win the bronchitis and eOuh.
1ot sleep AZ nights. l tried several
doctors and various patent medicines
oCI eo1ld get nothing to give me re-
lief Until my wife gos n bottle o. this
VElz11-= medicine which has COM
pa@s-ty relieved ms--w- 5 BsOcx-
sAS- 51sEe1- No. This remedy il
tor sale D. r 2 Chiffon s. Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

Ne feel confident that tie tariff
laws viii &c revised: that duties
-hieh Do aot yield revenues or
affect wages and the purpose Of
which Is 10 promote u0nOpOlistie
emotions will be shaved down
If the friends OF protection vii
lot abolish abuses perpetrated in
its name the enemies of protection
may have chance 20 try their IN
skilled hands !: that business.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

Awful anxiety was felt for the
Sl1o< Of the brave General Buruham
OF 1IaehL1s. Me- when the doctors
s1id she would die from Pneumonia
before morning. writes Mrs. :. III.
Linc9lnr wno attended her that fear
= nignsr but she begged for DR..
AI1S New discovery, which had
Ea1re than once saved her life. and
erred her OF Consumption After
taxing she slept all night Further
ls- entirely cured hers This mar
Vs-ious medicine Is guaranteed 20 cure
Al Throat. Chest and Lung Diseases.
oulF soc aid SLIGO Trial bottles free
Z = Gallons drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
U7ci1ir,<c Letters.

List OF unclaimed mail matter Isst
n TIE OXFORD, Mss Po-s-Ofics for
t1e week ending sept :. 1901:
I Bes5Ier. Mss V AISLE
Harris. W. H
} 4arghin, L l.
Slzce, Howard
) Nance, T. III.
Nelson, A.G-
S-1rks, Miss SaIIie G..
l1tur- Miss Maggie
Thompson. Marshal
hen calling for the above olaa.a
give No q letter and date Advertised
E = Pierre. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

Il is1't me- <c-ieE that tie
i4y payers of Eas,2ud feel that
var i expensive Ehsn pArliueaI
votes half a million dollars 10
Lord Roberts for dong a JOB that
lie left before i "a hall tSze.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

TIE FIiDiaOs Il seems. are 70
be given every opportunity TO
f4uili2riZ= themselves Nth Ameri-
can Institutions Col JACK Potts
i 10 be sen, as clerk 10 the con
gressiOaaI commission about TO
visit the Philippines.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

DAVID J. Hill has decided 10
make speeches II Oalo. Peau>ylva
MA and Virginia taIs year Aud
Il lo0SS Like IOEa EIil * able -
saOnoPollze the Ge0rge Fred VII
llamsss Of lie party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

IL the trusts are 10 be an issue
IN the presidential campaign the
trust records OF both parties All
have TO be shown TIE people
vii ask . SEE rh-t has been ae
taally accomplished against these
combinations II any part Of the
United States Fine promises n
platforms viii aot suffice.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

AFTER reading al The scientific
eree1s on iae mosquito question
fae wonder : that 30 many o, u
who have fought With and been
bitten By mosquitoes every sun
uer Of our lives rrmlIa - tell he
tale.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

JOHN Nesthafer. of Loogootee, Inc.
/ poor man. but he says he would
not Dc without Chamberlain, Pain
s2ln # It cost Ave daIIars a bottle.
Tor L slved him from being 4 cripple.
70 external application Is equal TO
TINS Hn1meut for stiff and swollen
POINTS contracted muscles. stiff neck.
sFr1l1- ana rheumatic End muscular
pains IL has also cured numerous
ease 4 partial paralysis. Ii Is for
SHE By E r Chiffon s Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
Working Night snd Day.

The busiest and mighsiest little
thing that ever g1s made l. Dr. Kings
New Life Pills These pills change
weakness into strength HstI-ssues,
INTO energy, hrain-fsg into u1eutal
power They're wonderful IN build
ing up the health OzIy sc per box
Sold BY L. R. Chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

THERE are several protection
leaders IN the Senate of the Uni
ted States-Aldrich of Rhode Is
land fJr example-whO Will see
to 1t that reciprocity does not run
Mild \ few men in Congress
finally shape all tariff legislation
i;eyenGe measures must originate
ia abe House, but the Senate
changes them 50 that the members
at the House do not recognize
them when they return Might as
we'll cOnsGis William B. Allison.
lows, and Nelson w Aldrieh, of
Rhode Island 10 begin wish.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12

Fusr sen Grants great --la E
saa - e. S51a i1sE lau- sases re-
calis i4s tiet taat Is er,a' grand
t,ts-r SlcE Bar one. ana ea> ~
a- 5- fh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-12
A Sho~ king c tnuy

Lately befsH a railroad Iallorpr.r'
writes Dr.. A. kelIett, OF Is nIfoEd.
Ark His foot was badly crushed,
but Buekl~n's Arnic1 SaIve quickly
cured him It's simply wonderful fur
burns- BoilS, Flies and ali skin erup-
tons It's the worlds champion
healer Cure guaranteed Sc Sold
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