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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
BOTH NELSON AND
CANS DOWN TO
WEIGHT
FOR THE BIG FIGHT AND THE
ALTITUDE AND DRY AIR HELP
MORE THAN TRAINING.

Goldheld New. Aug. 25.-Altltude
has eliminated The question Of weight
from the Labor Day fight Whcn GAGS
and Nelson began training That was
the only thing talked about Few bc
liev1d tIat the neg could get down
to 1873 pounds without a bard ugc'o.
and there wee all kinGs oi comment
on the srcwlncss of Billy Nolan "a r.
quiiing three times for weighing on
tie day of The nshl.
But th4ra S. no such talk now The
Xix thousand f1et above the sea level
has cyplditiously and oneciually done
wha har training couId net do in
the SAME time The fighter have dis
covered that there is "a difference D.
tween The coast and the de ert. and il
all lies "a the dryne OF TIE atnos
phere
Battling Nels Is down 10 1912
and Cans weighs 1921. Both m.n
have found hat the altitude has done
for thorn without caou ani vifao-t
III effect what il usually takes tx
weeks 81 training 10 do Tley have
lost the extra pounds - flesh almost
without knowing II. lis a part Of tii-
warm. dr. climate. There IS a no-7,al
difference Of two ID three pounds in
the SAME man between san F-anci.cB
and G0idiicl The ordinary man VIII
lCsa tn or Gnca B--ads. and WON'T
know a.. unless he happens 10 artsf. 4
and then he IS -urprisei 10 q stand
still
s. il has been with be fighter. 4
They had little 90 lose. but what they
had vent before and discovered II. A
a result both Hen rave taken a day
Jf1 and rested from the hard work
lnly taking the lighter exercise auf
road work for tfeis wind. They vii
,eep BIS up with sHch vari8iions as
ieem best ~ each Nelson went our
Or his walk fhfs morning 1na r5u1 ed
lp 1t The swimming baths, ut did No :
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
Where Nu,rlment ls Lost.

II meat Is iGt into cold water first,
for boiling. there viii be constant
oozing OF abumen from It. There viii
be found more albumen In the scum
that arises than In tho meat Itself
Mutton. cornbeef, or fish, II first put
into scalding water viii have the
pores at once plugged by the surface
albumen, and thus all that is vitality
precious will be retained BY putting
salt in the water quick coagulation
is especially aided The nutrltiyo
quality of fish and It's favor IS best
obtained b. roasting or baking
Farming.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
SAROlNES.
The WAY They Are Cooked aud Pre-
pared For Market.

pared For Market.
Sardines are caught la nets. and after
being wen washed the beads are cut
Off aud tie fish are sprlnkled lightly
with salt. After lying for few hours
they are placed on grids ia rows almost
perpendicular The frames are then
placed in pans containing boiling olive
oil. The oil is changed as Son as 1t
becomes too black and dirty for CON
iinuing the cooking process.
As soon rs the hsh are considered
sufficiently cooked. they are withdrawn
from the pans Of oil and the grids are
placed On the tables covered with zinc.
the surface Of the table inclining to-
ward a groove IN the center The oil
is thus carried 90 d vessel prepared To-
receive il. Round the table stand the
women whose business it j. 10 pack the
fish closely and uniformly ia boxes.
The boxes being fun. the fish are COW
cred with fresh oil and the lids are then
soldered down Thus Theoretically
sealed taey are placed in iron baskets
and immersed IN boiling water The
smaller boxes are thus boiled for half
an hour and the larger ones somewhat
longer. in proportion to size Of box. /
The fish are then ready for the market. /
.Pearson's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
Condemns DOPING" Of workmen.

In his charge TO a Warren cougly
(Ala) grand jury Judge Rush drew
attention TO the alleged doping" with
cocaine of rousiabouts by steamboat
mates. The Judge stated that it had
come to his ears that the mates car
RED a supply Of the deadly drug
which they gave 10 the negroes To-
liberal doses. When stimulated by tn,
drug the rousters capacity for worl
is greatly increased. but, by the time
the trip is ended he is ply steal aud
mental wreck
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
WORK wEAKENs THE KIDNEYS.
Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done Great
Service for People Who Work
In Cairo.

Most Cairo people who work every
day in some strained, unnatural post
tion-bending constantly over a desk 70
riding on joltine wagons or cars
doing laborious homework: lifting.
reaching or pulling. or trying the back
in a hundred and one other ways. All
these strains tend to wear. weaken
and injure the kidneys until they fall
behind in their work Of altering the
poisOns from the blood. Doan's gidnev
Pills cure sick kidneys. put new
strength in bad backs. Cairo people
prove Il.
II. F. Malinski. 10 North Sixth street.
Cairo. III. says: Il grew so lame
when shOeing horses fourteen years
ago that ! was compelled 10 give up
my calling and since then my back
has been weak and successive al
lacks Of aching have been the rule
Stopping or lifting generally pro-
duced twinges across the loins and II
7 sat in one position for any length Of
time the Stiffness and laneneSs wa
very apparent. n had not received
positive and permanent results from
he use % Deans Kidney Pills pro
,ured az Schuh's drug store could
rot be induced 70 publicly recommend
hat preparation"
For sale by all dealers Price 50
,ents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo.
1sw York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
axe no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26

hard wcrk He doesn't seem to need
It" said young Kid Mccoy, his trainer
Hc's as fiji as fiddle now and could
10 any distance"
Mel on is the sort of man that is al
ways in trim He is husky and takes
To his wo.k like sliding down hill. |
should not think that the fight should
last more than ten or fifteen rounds
and tlink Nelson will put il all over
the negro. I've seen Cans fight and |
can't see where he has any edge to go
IN in fight with a man like Nelson"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
More Chewing Tobacco Used.

One of the largest retail tobacco
dealers in the United States says that
the consumption Of chewing tobacco
has Increased almost SO per cent in
five years He attributes this increase
TO the automobile. because II is i'm.
possible to enjoy a cigar or pipe while
whizzing along in a motor car. There
is also danger of sparks or ashes from
the lighted cigar or pipe getting into
the eyes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
ADJUSTMENTS


young bride struggles in a sen
OF doubt against the suspicion ~ an
uncompromiaing husband and the
prosecutions Of relentless enemies, y
what form lo foundation Of tde emo.
tional drama "A Wifes Secret
which Spencer a Abofn have been
presenting for over tao years wlt,
splendid success, and which will be
seen at the opera house Monday, Aug.
27tn, This powerful play Of hnmag.
emotions. full Of tender heart interest,
spiced With irresistible bnrs.s Of com.
edy. genuine pathos and thrilling
scenes and dramatic situations has tc
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
Plague Of eelolan hac.a

The prediction that the Belgian hare
fad would lead 10 tho creation Of a
public pest has ben realized IN com
plants that come from Bennington
county. Vermont. where farmers are
suffering from the depredations OF
rabbits and have no redress. The
man who loses 1000 head of cabbage.
as IN Dorset. has his opinion Of peo.
pie who freed their Belgian hares after
u had beea found Improbable 70 rear
them
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
nikey and Abey."

Edward r. Salter win ptesent a new
musical comedy as this seasons novel
~ al the opera houe TUESDAY, Aus
2Sth The piece IS called "Ikey and
Abbey" AMI is way above the usual in
point Of witty lines and clever qnip
The play is anu ing and with Two
such stars as Leayitt and Traynor, as
sisted by their la.ge company of
clyer fun makers. no vehicle of even
ordinary excellence could well fail 70
be diyeFiing ard full advantage is
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
Revolutionary Relic

James r. Putnam. while at work In
his garden at Rutland. VT. picked up
a brass button about an inch ia diam.
oter When 1t was cleaned II was
found to be a military button ia a
good state OF preservation. Il is Hat.
With tue word Massachusetts artil.
lery' around the edge OF the face. In
the center In relief is a cannon mount.
ed on wheels and beside flag on a
stan The button is a revolutionary
relic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
A NOTRE DAME LADY.

will send free, with fnll instructions, some
of this simple preparation for the cure OF
ieueorrhoea, liberation Displacemeuts, Fall
ing OF the Wo"bs, scanty or Painful Periods,
Tnmors or Growths, Hot Flashes Desire 10
Cry, Creeping feeling up the spine Pain IN
the Back, and all Female Troubles TO all
daughters ! will expsin Sue e sful Home
Treatment II you decide to co tinue il will
only COST about IL centsa week TO guarantes q
cure, Tell other sufferers Of IL that Is ali ask
II you are interested write now and tell your
suffering friends OF IT, Address Mrs NJ
summers, Box 1906 Nolre Dame. Ind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
ION the Bridge at Midnight"

Though famous for us scenery "On
ths y id6e al Midnight" which is
due here on Friday Aug. 3lst is not
sensat onal play rs merit is thor
oughly substantial and mime being
combination Ut the modern stage
The celebrated mechanical triumph,
which gives the play its name, tao
bridge scene Il after all onl, an Incl
dent In the story OF a blind mothers
devotion and long search for her lost
child. Her pathetic quest led her in
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
Jvst wsnted 70 t.sye d Arouna.

Old Donald Macintosh was M The
minister was with him lie listened
with patience 10 the latter's exhor.a.
u1ns. but al length put a questio1:
-AFill there be whisky In heaven
certainly net" the minister replie1
i am surprised that you should asa
such a question -Weel sir. it's NJ
that ] Gaze FOR I mrser. bat Il looks
wcsl On the table,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
An Oh Gun Maker.

Fred Hubbard who for several years
made the people laugh by his imper
scnation of Steve Coon. the country
boy in Robert Shermans production
OF My Friend From Arkansas" is
still with the company and will be
seen al the opera house matinee and
night, Saturday. Sept. i,t
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
OHIO eoY's ADVENTURE.

Washington. Ind Aug. 25-Oliver
G. Phelps Of fleetwood. Ohio. was al
rested here today for stealing g
bicycle on which he wanted 10 ride
home Phelps ran aWay from home.
Joined GOilmar Brothers circu- and
quit the show up5n ifs arrival here
He pleaded guilty 70 larceny and was
hoand cver To the c.rcnit cour fo-
sentence. sFuNH
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26

the city of Chicago, 10 the river at the
point where ChicagO's engineering
Triumph, the huge jack-knife bridge
lifts and closes its huge valves every
day to let steamers pass. "On the
Bridge at Midnight" is to be seen
with an exceptionally strong company
this season. The cast includes Gus
Arthur formerly with Cairois Own
Stock Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26

taken Of the SKIN and cleverness OF
these jolly folk. Leayitt and Traynor
will occupy he center Of the stage
throughout and make good their
claims 10 This honor by their uni.
formly clever work
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26

is credit .ecora Of hearty approval
and gratifying financial results every.
where It ha. appeared, and has proven
it~elf one Of the mos potent dtawing
attractions of its kind seen in recent
NearS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26

But" protested The first dear girl.
Il haven't got the face TO ask a favor
of him.
Well rejOined dear girl No. .. you
might visit a complexion specialist and
have your face re-nodeled. - Chicago
News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26
Easy 70 Rsbnild

Mexican style Of architecture =
such that when an earthquake tan
bles a mans house down be doesn't
lose much
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26

There ara two kinds Of loye-ths
genuine that serves and the fnitauoa
AT demands ssfFit1ds
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-26

The persistent
The y again" fellow
want advertising you
would ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25
Notes.

BY oGr isegui-r Reporter.
The University Of Mississippi
Foot ball team played Louisiana
state University IN Baton Rouge
last Saturday afternoon, winning
by I score Of 3 to 0. This IS the
lrst time Louisiana has been
scored on in two Seasons 80 Mis-
issippi should feel proud Of tie
victory.
The second team OF the Uni
verzty played an interesting
came Of football With the Train
M School team at the UNIVERSE
y Park Est Saturday and al
though the TT aiming School tear
was defeated - 10 o they should
not feel discouraged rs they play
ei : Tlucky game against their
much heavier opponents.
Dr. " D. Hetleston made an
Interesting and instructive ad-
dress on Missions 1T tie y c
: Hail last Sunday night.
Or. F. l. Riley visited in the
southern part Of the State the
hrst Of the week.
DR.. ]. e. Deupree spent satur-
day and Sunday in jackson on
business.
The repair work now being
done at the power house has
placed the campus people with
out hghs several nights durinr
the week.
Mr. Cassie Collier has return
cd to the University after "a ab-
senee of.tEree weeks spent in the
hospital IN Menphs. where he
vas operated on fer appendicitis.
TIE football team will leave
+ 7day for Memphis TO play the
University Of Tennessee FRIDAY
y brilliant tin-pan ssrenade
vas enjoyed on the campus LAST
Saturday night when tie bows
turned out in a body To ce.e-
6rate the victory over L. s. !
The citizens Of Oxford were also.
treated 10 q few rousing wells
and much noise by the happy
students.
Season tickets for the Lyeeum
Course will soon be placed on
sale and the management promi-
SEES the best course of entertain
inents ever given ~ the Univer-
sity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25
ALETrER TO


hear Sir. You know. diamonds
irn't 90 oy size. % with paint
We make paint, ore gallon OF wn-rn
goes rs far ~ two cf another and t15ts
twi-e "a lorg: that's four to one
Ycu know it - true IN diamonds;
they don't 90 by the gallon, do theyt
If you're going To paint vour house
vna - hrst to your painter and @sly;
.sI'm going 20 paint; do VOC want the
iohg and 1hztIl il cost"
10 he happens u know, be VIII say
aD-pends IN the paint. can do V
for sane vher- about sion or --ra,
which ever you Ike; sin0 viii make
a good Job: 80 Ga poor one
And you. IL you happen to have
vour wits, III say s'fu tax the good
one. whenu yoa d1 ~
Painters ought. al, to know about
paint. AM iexeI-rs ought To BE- ante
10 get 4 good Job. We 60 what We
can 70 help both
Oue gallon Devoe J. better than two
OF ave-age paint, CUES a. far-that is.
your hoUse will take ahDct - gallons
Devoe AMI % Of average psiat-lnd
Dsvoc will wear a hong tEaei the lie
OF average paint !. very uncertain, u
may Be 4 wear. it may b. i've
Why . il hal painters do1t kncW
about plintf 10 l.wslers know ABOUT
diamonds They know r3ore thar
they tel sometimes. There are paint
efs and paiut.rs; - there are Jewell
efs; - there j. pAirt. and the least
gais0ls paint j. Devoe.
Yours truly.
r. ". DEvoE 4 Co.,
New York City.
: Relbue Price sells "a Paint
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25
esnlusscns oi Respcst.

= meeting Of Lafayette
Camp W. 80. United Confeder-
ate Veterans held here SATURDAY.
"a following resolutions on the
death of Mr.. Vs5ina jefferson
DAVIS ~ adopted:
Whereas: Thtre has come 10
his Camp the announcement *
the death in the City of New York
or ID Tuesday VI Mr.. Narina
Jefferson Davis. and. whereas:
We '.eem i proper thai We should
give some IMPRESSION to Che emo
lions which We are made 10 f-ei
by this al event.
TT -eio-e. Resolved: First
=. "a g. 1..1 with our surviv-
NJ e0mra6 other Camps ard
y ! al -e- / me Lost Cause.
wherever they may be. We
a.du. the death o. ore who shar
Ell 18th the southern people the
suiferings and sorTp~s through
which they were called t. pass in
the dread or4esl Of war. and who
has shed lustre on the Southern
raue by exempifying the high
est virtues OF Southern woman
hood in every situation in which
she has been placed By The for
titles O.. peace or war.
Second-That the death Of Mrs
Davis Will be- felt by all COnieder
ate Veterans a. a personal be-
reavement. and that the recOllee-
ton II her IlIussi ious virtues wiil
o. 10 them an Inspiration 10 patri-
Otic and noble living until they
shal; De called to Join on flames
eternal camping ground the
most o. their departed comrades
Who have gone before them.
x. NJ. LEAVELL
J.. r. How.
r T. LEAK.
". u. IpNES.
j. l. SHIyAEET, Con-.
6. H. EvsNs. A1jt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25
OUR WANTS.

Most Of Us want more money,
matte- how much We already
We also want all the
honDrs. power and admiration We
can pet, and lofty position thrown
in by way Of lagniappe. Some
" Us want 4 good time. case and
luxury combined with = shining
reputation for industry and high
moral worth when they can no
more DC mixed than oil and water.
We want friends, true and
tried, even though we don't ex-
ert ourselves o. win them or to
hold them when won. We want
10 be popular, no matter how
many sharp angles protrude from
our characters. nor how little at
.cn,ion we pay 20 courtesy or
Kindly interest in orr associates.
We want to get to heaven when
Ne die, yet we want all Of the
world We can get. and the where
with to enjoy it. Wewant health,
and length of days and at the
same time break every law OF
nature in dissipation and self
indulgence.
As \ community. our people
want a l~ourishing. Progressive
desirable town. even though they
DO nothing to make i such. We
want capitalists to seek Us out
Had scatter their cash broadcast
in investments and I've enter
rrises. though We live in ram
shackIe style and never spend a
copper toward making our town
attractive.
We want our merchants and
professional men To- thrive and
prosper and be n credit to the
community though VIC spend our
surplus cash in bargains out Of
town, and practice home patron
age only when necessity admits
Df no choice.
We want . live, breezy, newsy
local paper which gives Us free
tally and yet Gosen't solicit OF
require patronage Of any variety.
We want boquets flung 1t Us,
and at our parents, relatives, an
cestOrs and friends, whether they
deserve it or not. We want tie
loan Of the press when we want
To knock our enemies, Or down
our opponents.
la fact We would want the
world if il were possible. but we
ton't want what we need most Of
all; the Will and determination
. strive and struggle for what
W. really need. When we ac-
.quire this there will be no need
Of wanting the impossible for our
wants can be ElIsd by self-eifort,
such being the only kind Of
wants IN which we should in
dulge-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25
Scecta-ulir Pr.
y L oHItAELT, L0E.
G. H. EvaNS. Al

IRON the reports recievedabout
the Great Waiiace Show, l. seems
that The thousands ef people who
see Is street d5piay are well re-
paid for the Effort The street
parade Of a circus + the fOrmai
introduction Of the show itself
and Wallace introduction i al
way welcomed. a. his pageant
Is an unusually creditable one. in
many Respects superior To Others.
In order that the cleanliness
and brilliancy OF the Wallace Cir
Gus parade may he appreciated,
the circus lover. should. IL possi-
bic. secure = good vantage point
fr0r : hisk "a view it. when l.
passes over the principal streets
OF this city.
Notice Ibis agmJuioEs arrange
Uent. or IL numerous sections
mite in the Ing chain Of Spec
taeu'a units From the hrat ap-
psaraEce If its monster. new
$500 band wagon. pulled By ter
us-cA horses, until the tuot-
&c Of the n-v and modern CALI
~ mile behind. Is heard. the
sight = good for anyone u look
up r.
3. r. y allace always manages
10 have the finest horses IN the
su4 he las . national reputa-
ton for doing so-but ms good
care II animals does Mt end with
horses \ view OF ms maguid-
cent parade ands his so ShetIan1
ponies. each rs fat a butter. and
the numerous animals IN the score
Of Gems ~hich are open IN the pa
rade. are N the sane excellent
condition. This favorable and
hzalthv sal bright condition Of
the i E cause most II them
10 b. far more beautiful and at
tractive than animals usually are
with = travelling show.
Ii : out natural to expect that
a circus proprietor who IS rot too
stingy to feed his stock and ami
mails literally, even when all for
age AM FEED Is high priced, Will
not be slow TO spend mOaey for
his show : Equipment Mr.. Wal
lace : not disappointing in this
regard He sees to il that there
Is nothing shoddy about his pa
rade or show His fine harness.
trappings and WARDROBE, the cost
ly, artistic and rich finish Of MS
cages, dens and chariots, all tes-
tify to his eagerness to make his
attraction the highest class in
every respect.
The Wallace Circus parade
must be seen to be appreciated.
and it Is only the astuie observers
that will see all there Is Of il in
the way OF the beautiful and ar
tistic.
This parade, which IS called
"The Best Ever" WILL pass over
the principal streets of the city on
Thursday, Nov. 1st.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25
M5!ES's NOTICE. OF SALE.
Mrs Frliciana 49, Miles,


Mrs Fsliciana 49, Miles,
versus
New South Building and
Loan Association.
IN tEe tlrcuir Court of th.. Unitad
states for the Western Division 81
ne Northern District Of Nis-issinoi
"oIAseon Armstrong, Receiver.
Versus
samuel Nelly and v. z. KELLY
Notce Il hereby given. that In mr.
sAnuee and by virtur- OF A d-er.e 3,
tne above entitled cause. ofthe sbor.
eESlei-t Court, III. e Niles. Ird--
oated december ?, 1902. and Of : 81
Nencitioni expo8as, dated sentans.-
Ssnr I9uos issued troE and undsrtbs
sdi 81 salsi Court, therein 10 M. di--
seIeu' l, the undersigned SPECIAL Ma
.eT IN naneery 10 make I'm. 81
~ AZ public sale tn he hi1.ess
on4oer, Upon tae terms h-ereinaftar
u AZ oxford, Mississippi. in frnnt
u ne court house of LIFayette
Sccnty, ON Monday, the asth dtv 90
OesooSF- l. ID, 1ge6. As an ~eutirstv
1ha Is a Property, and o IN So
rae parcels ali and singular rh-Iri5
feal estate hereinafter mora ~DsasI
eai!y described. and All the i1hr cal.
- equity OF redemption Of sais
samue Kelly and " K Eruv in .nJ
= tns property described as .oIIows
Lnat Tract or portion Of Land Iv;,-
"a "atsr Valley YaIobasaa Co.-nfy
Mss designated as lois : ans !,
$500 being 4 part OF Section a.
III. Range 4, West. Iving
Sor,h OF and adjoining the Old tow
OF Water Valley !; said lots fro,s =.
an street and are bounded nm ~.
East oy an alley, on the Sonsh ~ !.
Sanfch property and on he ynrss
oy cooEty Lsae or LaFayett. 60,
aAd on the West by Main street
said sale Will be made h.twaa
hoors Tor Cash to the highest hid
ger, and said bidder Viii be -rro,irs.,
20 pay ! Cash to the Master ~ -
time and place of said ali. - s.v
mount of said bid. 'un
SSon eompAetion ard coufirv.ticn
ti sale The Master To MAKE -
eaS Z dehver deed Of said Iands,,
:, a.r or purchasers, who shall he
g. mo possession OF said mort-,xsd
p.operty SO conveyed on p~rod1rtf,c
OF saisf deed or deeds.
Oxioru, Miss, September 9-tn ,oos
&c WILSON.
Master in Chaucerv
is SEXTON,
solicitor for Complainant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25
Antrc-tic Pain Killer.

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Pain Killer is unequalled for in
;eraal and external use. IL will
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Sprains, Wounds, Soreness and
all kinds of Rheumatism. The
absolute safety OF this remedy and
its efficacy. its agreeable taste
and odor, give it unquestionable
superiority over all other antisep-
and should find it = place in
home. Try it and be con-
WINGED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25

All reserved seats ar the Opera
House for this season, Barlow ;
Ministries excepted, will be soIa
Tor % cents The reduction is
made believing the same viii be
appreciated by the public.
TIE MANAGER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25
Attention. Lamar RifIss,

The Lamar Rifles A~ssociatio,
will hold their annual Reunion
on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 29tb
The ASSOCIATION viii De enter
aired by Comrades W. Z. ana +
K. Gilmer az the want HoteI
joss 2. BR0vr. SaeU