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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-23

nit 10 him tat he had ne CO-nc-CG.
though, of course. he knew he had. and
left the office declaring that l would
SOC that J wCI'i have what was COmiuE
TO me from thai corporation. But, just
the same, when l got on the outside /
agreed with myself that that fellow
was just little smoother than l was.
The editor never received my tele-
gram. learned afterward. I bought a
ticket and continued on my journey to
the coast"
Some weeks ago the papers printed
stories about small boy in the city
that had gone fishing, and when he
failed 10 return home at the noon hour
as he had promised. the aid of the po-
lice was enlisted, and there were fears
that he had been drowned. He arrived
in the evening, tired out, and without
any fish. having lost his pole in the
bargain. He received a sermon from
the paternal side of the house. The
boy spared persis;ently for an open
ing in which 10 tell his story. but he
was held back until dad had exhausted
himself. Then he reeled of pipe that
melted his father. despite that he knew
that it was ali yarn:
The fshin' was fine for a couple of
hours. | was just below the ferry
dock on a barge. and by 10 O'Clock
l bet l had % pounds. There was
one big cat that was a whOpper, and
YOU ought 10 have seen me wrestle
with him on the shore before l got
him hooked to the string. Then ]
pulled in q chunky little sun that was
4 honey. He was for you, pa, you
know you said you liked suns. Well.
then | pulled in a slippery black fell
Iowa man told me it was a bass. He
was the sassiest rascal | ever die
see. And maybe he didn't give me q
battle. too. There were seven on the
string. and I was sitting on barge
drinking in tho sunshine and waiting
for another bite when | heard Il ter
ytblc splashing down on the shore
where my fish were tied UP. Pa, taat
blamed old ca; just broke away anC
pulled the whole string out in the
river You know. dad. it would never
do for me to come homo without some
FISH. You remember once when you
and me were fishing ont in Rock river
Won had an accident like that, anG
yuu said that VIC would have to sticf
until night to catch some more, anC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-23

All the news all the time THE
ARGUS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
W1i.oa fiapcen;ngs-
" H~- 1000 A. l.,


Our new pastor, Rev. J. ID.
Anderson. u;ei siih Us Saturday
and Sunday. and preached to a
large aud attentive audience. We
give hin hearty welcome and
AOpe Ii will meet uith US often.
SUNDAY school Is moving along
nicely. after being in winter quar-
tiers ter several months.
The health OF our community is
good az this writing.
We are glad - kaos that Mr. J
y. Cook Is able 10 be about again
alter severe spell.
The Misses Nulnally, of Grand
junction. Tenn, are visitin. rela-
lives ia our raidst ihis week.
Oar sehoO! closed Friday.
NJ. james CoTry spent Sunday
az the hospiiaS!e aoEle Of Ir. \.
J. Petty.
Va. y. T. Major and Nif, and
ii,tle daughter, Mabel, i'll leave
IN lew days tor Memphis, 10
make t.leiT future home.
MT. J I. BoInts and family al.
tended chnrch here SGaday.
+ Mrs. Mary Johnson visited
friends On VICE isoa's Ride th::
week.
Mss Iessie Mayors is visiting
EeE sister. Mrs. 6. L. Petty.
NJ ]. ". Wiibaaks, OF New AL
!4ng, visited old friends Aer,
Sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
NILIIoNAIrr-- rooE STow,e,,

The WORKOUT stomach of the over
FED millionaire Is often para.ied in the
public prints a. a horrible example OF
toe evils attendant on tie poss-ssiou
OF great wealth Iict EniIIionaires AZ
not the only ones who are afflicted
with bad stoEachs- The proportion
Is the greater among the toile-s. Dys-
pePsia isad mitigation are rampant
among these people, and they suffer
TAR worse tortGes than the millionaire
unless they avail themselves of a
standard medicine Ike Green's August
Flower, which has beer q fayorits
household remedy fcr all stomach
troubles for over thirty-five wears.
August Flower ro1ses the torpid liver
thIe creating appetite and insuring
perfect digestion Ii tones and vital
izsrs the entire system and makes life
worth living. no matter what yoar
atstion- Trial bottles, &c; regular
s.zei % ceEts 1t j. Il, keadeFs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
TcckvdIc New


- ! Friead.
The weather i a little cool nov
Little Audrey and Versie Bed
en5augh.S grippe has turned OF
20 oe 8 hopping cough.
Grs. L Z. NIibOrn. of Pamela
Coaa;y, visited ler parents bers
last geek.
dF. Lon wooten's males ran
away with his wagon Saturday
lie vas thrown out and seriously
iHjared.
Mr.. Bee Nassie and wife Ieft a
lew days ago for their new home
IN Memphis.
Mr.. William Houston was shak
ng hands with his many friends
here lea days ago.
Mr.. ) p Perkins. of Cross
enais, visited friends here few
days this week.
Mr. Il G.. Gamble, ofPiera. was
here a ies days ago.
Nj r. ID. Lacey passed through
feekyiIle Monday With a inc
drove of large mules.
Two deputy sheriffs from Ok
ford we're on our side of the river
one day last week on legal bust
ness, and it Is reported tina, they
found a STEAM boa. over here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

AZ mercury viii surely destroy the
sense of sI.cilani completely derange
the Whole system wnel enrs.1ng IL
tLro--,1 .as mucous sIrfaces. such
articles $40 = never be used except
OF gres-riptioas from reputable physi
cans. n the damage they Will Do Is
ten fold - the good you can possibly
derive from them Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by r. ]. Cheney
< Co. contains 10 mercury. and j.
taken internally, acting Directly upon
the blood AID Ellcus sur aces of tbs
system IN buying Halls Cata-rh
ure be sue you get the genuine. Ii
- taken internally and Is made in To-
lsco Ohio, b. r. J. Cheney & 10
Testimonials free Sold by all drug.
gi>ts- Take Halls Family Pills .ol
consiiPat on.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
M Znn E1r-z-s-zz-
~ "a h-su~ EErz

IS ~ - = p e.
Mrs Mamie Waller ha= -
iGrne- q ksr hozle IN Oxford.
after aavins taught lar rzsa.Ls
Of he seneol al ;ais Place.
Mr. Hattie WILKINSON AMI
Little daughters. IF F.,...-ev. yi-;t-
81 Mrs E0urt Galloway his veslz
Miss Willie Stephens. formerly
u tbs place, and lir. Rur5rg
Bryant we.e married Al the home
OF the brides aunt, Mrs. Cal
" bite. near Toccopola THURSDAY
Of las. week.
Mr. William Fur and family of
oxford, spent Saturday and sun
day with the family Of Mr.. J. $.
Galloway.
Sorry indeed that Mrs. c. c.
stephens IS still quite sick.
We had TO Sunday school here
sunday on account OF the rain.
We will meet again Sundav after
noon at 3 O'Clock.
We are sorry 10 hear q the
serious condition of Mrs. .T.e,,
Slaughter.
The infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Crouch was buried
IN the cemetery here last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
JUSTICE OR MERCY.

The recent apprehension Of two
iusenilc negro burglars in Our
town. is convincing proof that
these criminals have been too
icnicntly deal; with. upon previ-
ous cases of law-breakinr. The
truth Of the matter, Is. the dis
grace u conviction, and impris-
9rDent. have no tc-rors 70. the
negro. In fact it is somewhat OF
: recreation t. be well housed
md comfortably fed at the coun-
ty's expense, and there are many
month"; IL the year when the
c1urty c0nv;c. cannot work. be-
cause there il nothing % do OF
the farms or roads. OF course
race instinct has much t. 10 with
the necro's natural inclina:ioas.
but II i undoubtc lily tue that
evil habits. in white children car
be corrected by proper punish.
nent and training. aad why 10.
in the negro.
/ T0o often the white employer
il to blame for the rapid down.
progress in thievine. snail Ill
fe-ings b. servants pass unotics5
Or UNPUBLISHED for lear Of losin.
the servant. Or 4 mistaken sens
tof mercy. Th.re T. sc-.gr.'y
family N III town xac has haa
small negro Toy - l.-.--
4, service. wh9 have ~: felt the II
convenience Il dislenes. saho,
-. tAey greT 10 .1anhoo,l al
wOuanho0d without rebuke q
= punishment. Is duty % -
L and others, - vel as 10 n
= shifless, lazy race, " shoul
u condemn and punish petty larcs
MES without regard TO feeling
i. II strict justice should b. Fl
= forced, negro parents would wh
y the child, rather than paw iI.e
b In the good old days before u
wa-, when slave holde-s metz
out justice as the patriarch
4 Old, stealing, a. p-acticel
/ young negroes. va punished
ID sound. wholesome th-zshin
a. repeated a occasion demande
There might t-e q l1.ss II serrar.
A. but II p-9periy managed. the r
n sro shoa,4 t'e 'lepe-dent Ut.
< ne ~hi,e erqigver ami not !
i, hire p-7op.e u. q ne a--cro e.
u ployee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
Splinter News

NNltet views
- L. DOa't Know.
| send You q brief saluia;Ory
aHi some local news. In ACCENT
ing the position IS your Splinter
correspondent, | will ssy that I
wish The EAGLE success. its read
ers happiness and our county. yea
our entire county continued pros.
perity, and hope that the dark
var cloud BOW lowering over the
Orient may never appear above
the American horizon.
now bow politely TO the den;-
zens OF old Lafayette and promise
TO give them each week. some
thiag that hope will please all.
and al least benefit SOME.
We appear to be emerging from
a cold, disagreeable winter and
hope Spring is near. / saw 4
black martin Tuesday morning. a
sure precursor If Spring and corn
planting. Our people as q rule
have done a great deal Of WORK
this winter, such as clearing land.
dItehing aud levying, repairing
houses. gardens. etc.
Next week | shat. have more to
say a5oet farming, and perhaps
forecast the weather for the last
week IN March, which / vii. do
correctly. IHcredulous people
may doubt, bat wait aud see,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
Kas5om Dot


IL b Uaeie Esnas.
Several froa THIS nei-hborhool
attended services ~ yellow Leaf
SUNDAY.
Rev. =. -. NO.sa. If Paris. will
2-e8ca Tor a. at an early date
We t.rsi that ali IN reach w:ll
cone out on TIA. day.
we are glad TO learn that Nr
Lewis iiliE has been appointed 4
;-astee IN cur school to M oct the
aExepi ei term Of Nr 10 Speacer
Mas Ella Stewart visited
friends on yellow Leaf Sunday.
Miss S4ilie TURNER visited
friends u Cornish sunday.
Hearc gial 10 kaaa that u.
Mart ilari.S j. up again. after n
lingering Illness OF several weeks
NF. w II. Franklin aai wifi.
eeietTa.el their 5l,t wedding an.
aiveTsary 4 few days a.O.
@ir. ". VI. Lee and family ex
peet to move 10 Oxfv.d IN the
near future
Ne trust that there vii! be 4
a large crowd 1t church tie Isl
Sunday II April :; Kingdom.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
a btev;Ile News

a ccSV.I4G news
"A By Surprise.
Mr.. Warren wilkins. of the
Delta, visited his parents thI.
week.
Mrs. DIR johnson was the CUES,
Of Mrs. Aieline Davis last week
Little James Woodbridge was
sick for few days this week.
Mrs Courtney Ann Gallccly. OF
three miles west OF town. is visit
ing her children ami frieads.
Ms. Arthur Hardin, WHO has
been sick for some time. We r,ad
TO know that she is able to be M
again.
Miss Matte \ G4lIeslY vas on
the sick list last week.
Mr.. FINS Strickland has re-
turned from a visit TO relatives in
Duck Hi.l.
Mr.. Robert Graham returned
home las. week from Memphis.
Mr. 5. L. Gallesiy has returned
irom Hot Springs.
Mr, u. II. -,lurchis0n went 10
Memphis last Thursday.
Mrs y. V. HiIer. of Oxford
visited Hrs Hattie GRAHAM last
week.
SIR. John Garrison Is at home
nox with relatives.
Res NJ NJ. Field preached at the
Baptist Church Sasgray night asd
ALI his hearers highly enjoyed his
sermon.
Misses May Anderson and
Lire McAuley visited Oxford
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. VIII COffey and children
visited relatives here SATURDAY..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
TRAGEDY AyEnrr

ssiast in the nick Of time our U:sle
boy was saved, rites Mrs. Walter
watkins, Of Pleasant City, Ohio
PnsunnOn-a bad piayed 81. havoc
VIII him and q terrible cough set Ia
besides DOctOrs treated hi1n, bot be
grew worse evc-y day. At length ne
tried DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and our darling va.
saved Hes now sound and vel. {,
Eye-yb dy ought t1 know, It's the
o-lT c-Ire for coughs. Colds and al
lung diseases GsSraateed by a. n
keaIel- d-c<<ist- Price 5Oc and >,
Trial bottles tree.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

THE Board OF Lady Managers
of the Worlds Fair has been or
gained and is reported to be
working "most tremendously"
Let members of the universal
peace congress pluck up hope.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
WANTED.

Special representative II this count
a;ltl adjoining territories, 70 represent
AMI advertise an old establishes busi-
ness house of sOiil fiEancial standing
salary 81 yFeeSl:-, with expenses, adj
ya.iced each Monday by cnec.S dire,
from kealq iarlers Horse AID baezy
furnished Snen necessaEy; p,5ssJioa
permanent Address,
Bl.EE- Bg lT.EERs.
60 iOaol EgildiaS.
Ohi-ago. Ill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
R0sgess Ec~5-
- b. Burgess Toy.


Bu'zesss II Ne .:-:-. ~.
Yes. this is Baierss again. We
are Always rraiy TO let YOU hear
from IS for We are always glad to
aear from yoa
Nature las put on her Spring
iTtss aud she did look beaa;iiu.
"a II Haiii the tain that fell SAtur-
lay and Sunday. Soiicd il. b.,
then vhcu the Sunshine comes
out * n. she sill look as wei. a.
ever.
DIR. Lock vas called 10 the bed
eide 81 h.s sister. who lives near
Water Valley last xecx. We
hope she will snon recover.
Miss Nay Hewlett. of Oxford.
visited relatives here last week.
Mr. l.. Davidson and wife. Of
Aicsyl.ie, visited Mr.. POston
>hipp's fan .ly last week.
his Misses Mccarthy enter
;aiarf their friends Friday night
with = card party. Everyone re-
ported = nice iiIar.
Mr. iIesber; FSrst. Of the III
Zion EeiglbOrhOOd. bat iormcrij
or Burgess. Was . p.sasaa; visitor
. UaT town Sturdy aad Sunday
Are you keeping - With i1'
var ucEs II sou are Won Ses
;lai the little JaPs c4s Eight ever
Z tseis eyes are Sc: IN their head.
cater corueEed.
The sesenaiefs that passet
through Burgess Saturday night
certainly made some uire mu-ic
Come sgaII. VIVA ever you wen
shsa yaE can say logger. ",
EeyeE tire Of sEch music as that
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
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7 sFaYetts Springs News.


Mrs. Jennie Threkeld has been
confined to her rOo2l several DAYS
with measles.
Miss Helen Sneed has been n.
the past week win her sister.
Mrs. Warren, who has been quite
sick with the measles.
Ar. r. +. Hyde made I fyinc
visit TO Oxford last week.
Mr.. Brown and wife spent las,
week back at their Old home in
ltawamba County.
Mr.. r. g. Hunter and little
daughter were back to see Is last
week.
Many of our citizens are in at
OF Circuit Court in OK
ford this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

There = nothing inst - good for
Malaria. Calls ami ievzr y Rr. Men
q una!i's CHI. ash Fever Care. Ike
- Is = e -Ee-ii ;5--le AID - all tiE.ies N
place Vi qliaiEe- IL i fails to giye
Satisfaction ssat to J. G. Ssendernall
Evansville, lad, .Hd get yOur raoaes
oacx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
II-ANtnIII.rrn

?. \ D1aforth, q LlGraaSe, Ga,
Suffered FAR six months = lth . fri-lf-
tli running sore OE ais leg but wrs.es
ihat BGcSlen's Arnice save wholly
cc-ed l. in ave days. For Ulcsrs,
Ncunsis, Plies, lis the bes: sllye in
tAe world Curs guaranteed. Oaly
> cents sold by A. II. KendeI,
drug u.s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
Ha-lo1;oEn Dots
= = ~ He


HoS Est the wheel oft;ne roll:
by We are still tripping over "a.
reor Ofoli father time. ronpins
and playing SIih JOY and trouble
MIS- Bette Cook is very i'll with
paeGlaonia. We hope TO see keI
up in few days.
Dr.. Tui Yrs Crawford are visit
ing their mother. In. Coleman,
1ear Holly springs this week.
Mrs SOiIie Houston has been
quite sick She Is able TO De Cd
The Free Springs shoots is near
ing close for the spring tern.
The farmers sre making r-ra,
Preparations Tor the coming crop.
MF. Joel wsltrip passed here
Tuesday.
ar- Jess Cook is OF the sick
list this week.
Oar raiIisT. Mr.. walter Durham
was u town IoRd.y. We are
Away g...i 10 welcome sEch men
IN orr town.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
wo.KrNca vrrrt,rr

Eish; hour laws are ignored By
those ursless- little workers-Dr.
Kings New Life Pills Millions are
always AZ work, night and day curing
Indigestion, BiliO1saess, Constellation
Slcx Headache anu all Stomach. Liver
and Bowel troubles Easy, pleasant.
safe, sure Only &c AZ \. II. kendeps
drug store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

lang Bros Druggists. Of faiucah,
-.y-. write: I'VE seil more OF Br.
Nen,lenhzli'- Gill and Fever Cure
than al ether r-m@di = combined.
having retziieL over 90 b5ttles in one
"a 81 Tae physiciaa.s aere prescribe
i AID per-11s who ones use il will
have No other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

WHEN the car doesn't ike
what some Russian editor says,
ne suspends the publication o.
the editors paper. How Gov.
Pennypacker, of Pennsylvania,
must envy the ear.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

MR. DRTAs has realized fully
by now how many different kinds
u things there are in the world
~hieh man can't really u when
b. .ries.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

THERE is a flaw in the title 70
the Panama canal, so proceed
dings now have to be suspended.
Why not get Mars Title & Guaran
tee Co.. TO issue a Monroe doc
trine guarantee policy upon the
title?
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

SANTo DoEINCO owes in Euro
pcan countries some 81. O00,OeO.
Its often 4 marvel 10 find VIVA,
national credit IS based upon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

THE revolutionist army in San
Domingo has had his leg broken
with n bullet. There will now be
peace until some other revolution
Isl army can get him a gun.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

CORN never knows what kind
Of 4 Finish Is coming to it. II
Mississippi the cooks make il
into bread; in Kentucky the in
habitants drink il instead OF wa
ter, while in Kansas the farmers
during the winter burn it for fuel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

IT does not require the intellec;
OF 4 Solomon 70 see that the post
office department needs a very
rigid investigation from top TO
bottom. Ii is rotten through and
through.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

y SCIENTIST claims that there
are 100000 germs in single
plate of ice cream. We though,
that this announcement would
come out right along after the
coming out OF the ice cream sign.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

RUSSIA Is anxious 10 stir up 4
world war 10 make her allies set
lie her score with England, and
on the general principle thai
misery loves company"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

THE headliners seem to o.
making the most 81 the war news
and it must BE- admitted that they
have had 4 slim opportunity 70
make much out 81 that.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

THE coal trus. twins will not
work you AGAIN until winter. Bat
the ice trust twins the summer
through the hotties: work viii
never shirk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

THE Chicago Chronicle calls
attention 10 the fact that Port
Arthur was named by the Eng
lish, fortified by the French for
the Chinese, captured by the
japanese and LEASED" 10 the
Russians.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

KOREA seems to have had g.
give value received for Japan :
treaty pledge To- re=pcc; her inde-
pendent sovercignty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

1t has been Z long. cold winter.
but if We survive the spring foods
and freezes, pneumonia. small
pox and grippe, perhaps We may
have 4 fairly pleasant summer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

CONGRESS should pass the good
roads bill So that the members
from the agricultural districts
may have good political roads &c
come hack to Congress over.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

The graft investigations and
prosecutions are calculated T.
make public officials II every
character more careful, i a..
more conscientious.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

NEW York Democrats always
manage to get into a xrangle be-
fore the National Convention.
This IS most unfortunate both for
them and for the party at large.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

THE Dallas News advises Texas
farmers t. cut on. 4 few acres a
their cotton land for peaches.
We suggest that the farmers cut
out enough for plenty Of corn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

THE Panama go.ornmeat's
financial status j. very similar 70
that OF Collector Crum. Of the
port Il Charleston.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

Disturbances of strikers are M,
At airy as grave Is an individual dis
otlsr OF the system Overwork. los
OF sleep, nervous tensi n will be fol-
ioged by utter collapse, unless a reI;-
able remedy i Immediately employees
There's nothing Sd efficient to e1rs
disorders OF the Liver and KIDNEYS ~
hiectr;c bisters- It's a wonderfrI
tonic and effective neryine and ~
greatest all around medicin. for rn,
Gown systems IL dispsis Neryou--
ness, Rhe1zlatisn and Neuralgia ans
e1Pes Aaizriz germs Only soc. ans
s~iis,ss'ion guaranteed by 4. II -
DEL drrsxist,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17

SCsiE people viii be surprised
to learn that the people Of the
United States spend as much
-ey for patent medicine as
for bread, and others will
sd TO learn that they
ch for bread as they
L medicines.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
ANN0I NCENENTS.


.. u candidate - rs-s lection to ~ pre- st
tn srsf tuHs-r. s.is.nsi Isi~tritf fn thr -9tf
tssu=rr-~. subject 70 tiis- asfisn e tils
- fltsss afif srittarr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-03-17
Th- Pfocccii-g- Ct the Poard CT
SD.NsTy-o-s.
Mach rzE.f-

III members and o.ieers present,
court was opened according - Lazy.
after which the following proceedings
were hal. ;o-wi;.
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