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New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
T7HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace of God free and independent-
--, Eranz R0mlaIs Maria kIcklng or hucxlns.
Augusta Rittmser Adoipn saengsr or sengsr LsopGti
Gaanaar Anna Saen8er OF ,enser anna AnlA
ing or Ed-king FerdiEa Rust Anna Eyst leone,
vvlr~1eT Wtncheu ard Frank MaFsnall ana - an
rarsrs tneresfea q Franz Frank Rust
is-s 49, York. deceased as creditors
Of % otherwise. send sreetns: You
rI eac- r YOU hereby cited and required personally
a1rear before of the County az
New York the Surr1gates Court 0f said county held
81 fne county House IN the County of SeW YORK.
On tre ninth OF October l90a. ar past ten
orl in the forenoon DAY. then and there 20
1,d-iaI OF the account OF proceedings
~ Foiphiae Rust Theodore Sarer executors q
said deceased. and such ot
w, as hereby under the of rwenty-
me years required By your sarian r you
have n YOU have none 90 appear sna eppt Aor
tire event q your nsssct or
90 guardian will be appointed by rhe sur
r1gata represent and act for IN the prOceedns
testimony whereof have caused the seal of ne
srroaarss Court said County q New YORK 90 -
fer~un1o affixed Witness. Hon. A1nsr G.
Thomas. Ss:rroEats ~ cur said County &c
Seal the County Of New Y0rk the 1rth day 0f July
IN year q Lord thousand ans
hundred ard six
DANIEL j. DOWDNEX
of ire Surrosates Court
IOHN r BRODSKY. Attorney for Executors. 40 ard 81
Chambers ST. New YORK. city
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
Apartment Hotels.
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. bv the sraes Of God. Tree and inisPsndsnt.
T. William Norman West. James oliver West. Rodney
Emily Johnson Florence Josephine
J0h West Johnson, Francis r Johnson IT.
Wallace Tllns0n. Johnson. Janet J0ln-
Interested Ia the estate 0f DO
County % New YORK. deceased. as
cretors of Kin or otherwise send seetns'
and hereby cited an required per-
sonaTv y ne before our Surrogate or ths
New Y0rk. the Slrrogafe Court ol sald
at county Court House. IN the COUNTY
OF N-w York the 1sth iay 1f september. 1909 az
ana judicial settlement of the account
OF Francis F. J1nnsln and Josepnins
Tonnson H trustees expressed trusts craate1
bv and testament a. said ieceaec and slcA
an under the ass Of twenty
one Years are required appear by your guardian if
You have n have none, % appear and apply
for one appointed m the event of your nesect
70 io a guardian viii be appointed py tns
for you IN Ine proceeding
testimony whereof have caused the seal or tn5
CoUrr 0f the said county % New
Z. ro 1ereunt0 affixed witness Heh
ARNER C. THOMAS. Surrogate OF our said
Cn-v at the county York. the &ttn day or july.
$50 DANIEL = DOWDNEf-
Clerk Of Surr0gate's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05

Including 500 southerns sfeadys COP. 81 90
caolc- s. 1ddS6 so fair
good sass CO. 50 5oS5 - s0cxers s1t
s. 5s4 so southern steers s. a4Si 3D. SCUM
s -5Gs3 native cows. S2gSi nalve heif-rs
81 5das4 -. bulk % sales. S2nS1 30 cALsta $3.50
q 81 HOt3s-Rer-ipts i2heN head MfrEst aGT1s
i9ver ton S. IS. So l5aisa = p. heaxy
leS6 - packers 1885 - .-zs and uSnts - laS
s. g5 sHEEP-Receipts A0to head maI<et s.eell.
sGEST sheep ana yearlinSs - %
- 81 yvssrc~n -iippei yeariinEs &5GS5 . western
Clipped shcep s. 50GS5 a5 stockers and feeders - 90
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs

s5O0 FEET ELEVATION oPEN All THy yENR.
baths. hotsIs and srenrry RoWhe-r eTu'iied.
Rheumatism. g81t and nervous olseHses cured nm-
p-ee hyCr1haEapeutc apparatus tapar~-- fain torni.
pool fDs livery ant Ifstllr-s.
TlTE NEW FFONESrE.R n is n0drv1 0 -r strc
snd patrcrlzed the highest ci-as hT,.-F- ,le vita
direct y 7 wire
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
alows st1pove- Coylrgton. a on thoCsn ches %
Cincinnati Louisville Cricsgo - louis ard me Nsss.
s-r iIe virginia FL Springs
Pullman compartment tNia Wf5nir -t ~ @1res
y y 4J5 D. m arrives springs 49, "a.
Fxctrsl0n tirk@Is a o. Office. H. Br1 1auvay @s3
8th Ave aad Offices Penra. H. e. and csunect.ns Elss-
FRED srERRE. Mansgs- Aot aET Isl "a
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05

eAGtkNHtlM EXPLORATION COMPANY.
Il Broadway. NeV York. September lsr isoG
DIVIDEND SO IS
THE DIRECTORS or THE GTGGENHEIAI
Exploration Company have this day declared a auar-
lerE dividend a. ONE ANp THREE -FOJ-RTHS Ia.4
TER CENT upon the f-l uai4 capital
flc-raer OF
record a. three clock the aernocl % september
The hooks for the ~ company
viii close a. three O'Clock September
l4th. ls6 and reopen October snd IlaR
CHAs. X LIPMAN. Se.re.ars.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
Dioidend Notices.
coupons due snd payable at the office of the
1Hltet States Sflurtgage arrd Grrtst Gsmpanu
% CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK
On and after September 1st 1905

Eay Counties Power Co.......... <
6rosdvzy Reslty co............ Z,
Brooklyn & Montsuk 4. r. Co. 1., :.
Brooklyn montsuk r. r. Co o....... LIST SIS
csnsndsisua' y. v. Street Improvement ss5.
csnsndsgus' n. v, Street Improvement Ass
Elyria. Ohio, Bridge se.............. =
Elyris. Ohio, improvement ..... s.
Fsirneunt. Va, Water & Sewer. e.
Slssspert "a. ---.----.--.---. Refundng 4las
Guanajuato River Mining co.......- s.
Hudson River fraction Co... =
Long island r. r. Co. Ferry ............1st as
Long 'sano r. ~ So. .'....---......un Unified IS
Lehsh & New York r. r. co.... 1s+ A.
Les Angeles G. Pacific r. r. co... 1,+ (.
Memphis, Tenn, Park rk............ 4
Millhurn, ~. j., Sewer. ............ A..
Minneapolis, MINI, improve
n1ent. IS 0"s others
Muskosee. T. 2. Sewer. er.................... 5s
Muskoeee. Z. p Wster. "a
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
NONTANESCA

EverythlHE uev. nea- and modern Elevator cam
Peat -I~r-rr lHnrs private hat1a zf uaoS-
i-t O. o. fVtSoN ~ resoro IN.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05

- t.is--s sheer a- rf June 30 shows Cash or hart
a. - al pra1r and r- surplus no s-6a N't
TaNG ISLAND Els rTR-~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
ENTERTAINING FICTION.

One advantage OF reading serial
IN q daily newspaper Ia that an natal
ment of convenient length Is received
every day that does not consune an
undue amo unit OF the reader, Inn.
An instaiim emit Of a high-grade serial
story appears IN every issue Of The
Chicago kecord-Herald, a ponnIar
feature Of that entsrprisinx t.hirara
daily. Among the successful stor,ss
which have recently been enjoyed hv
Record Herald readers are a~oIdisrs
OF Fortune" bv Richard HsrJirg
Davis; The Thrall OF Lief the IncEs
BY ostillie Lliencranz; srristram ~
blent," by Anthony Hope: .Wbsn
knighthood " As in Fl.wer. . nv rnas
Major; Alice o. Old vinceunss y ~
Maurice Thompson, and s-tiranstart !,
by George b. M Cuteheor. Ever.
sue contains also a short iIlusfr.t
"fuman i~ntersstD story ou the sd;,a-
rial page. Readers OF The Ch;caao
Rscora-B erald can depend unaa
never-iaaling source OF -pleasanr -.
tertainment in the notewor.ay a.,,-,
that is always to be found +: Il. -
rulns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
For District Attnner

The following complimentary
notice of our young friend is clip
PED from tie Jackson Evening
News:
Hon. D. VI. Kimbroush. of
oxford, member OF the lower
House Of tbs Legislature from
Lafayette County, is being urped
by his friends TO make the race
for district attorney in that dis
trIet. Hon. ". \. Roane having
announced that he will not again
De an aspirant, it is quite proba-
Die that the gentleman from Ia
tayetse viii be among the entries.
IN which event the other aspi-
rants VIII nave real cause of un-
e1S.ness.
M Kimbrough is perhaps the
abless and most forcibls OF the
younger members OF the House.
he Is an earnest and conse1en-
lions legislator, and ranks auone
the most eloquent orators in that
oody. he Is not a member. how
ever. OF the 'wind-iamminc bri-
gade,' and rarely takes the floor
during the discussion of ordinary
Legislative subjects, but when he
does make a speech the other
members, even the veterans of
the House, drop their newspapers
or quit writing letters and give
nm close attention, for his views
are always magnificentIy ex-
pressed and give evidence of
mature reflection and judgment.
Mr.. Kimbrough has perform.
ed some notable work at this ses.
SION on the various committees Of
which he Is a member. He has
also had IN charge the University
or Mississippi interests, which
were ably handled, and his
port as chairman of the commit
tee appointed to investigate the
conditions along the NJ. j. a K.
c. road exerted a very strong in
huence in securing the passage
OF the Stsgall BILL"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
Kmydcm New.

IL continues To rain and the
farmers T getting uneasy tor
for tear We are going to have an
other wet year.
The little infant child o. Mr..
Wilson Livingston was buried in
the Kingdom cemetery one day
last week.
Grandma Roebuck is visiting
relatives aud friends in the Cor.
nIsh neighborhood this week.
Mrs. Edna Spencer and two lit.
tie sons left Saturday for W ebb.
We regrat their departure very
much.
Miss Loanie Simmons. of Hope.
we'll. is visiting her sister this
week.
Mrs. Hall, Mr.. Curtie Hall and
family visited recently In our
midst.
Miss Mabel Robertson has been
attending the revival in Oxford
Tor the past week.
There will be an all day singing
at Kingdom on Sunday, May 10th
and preaching at III o'clock by
Rev. ID. ". Floyd. Everybody Is
invited to come and bring their
dinner There will be two oil
three OF the beat chOirs TO be had
will be present that day. We ash
that Mr.. James Stephens com,
down from Mt. Zion and bring BIZ
oand OF excellent singers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
SUNDAY RELIGION.

The recent revival in our town
gives u food for thought upon
religion-its Importance IL we
live right. and necessity If we die
right. A. church coers and Sab
bath keepers, Or citizens COM
pare f~avOrably with any other
communities in the state. Yet
here is something lacking. Go
10 n mid-week prayer meeting
and you will find a handful 81
worshipcrs, perhaps ninety per
cent Of the church members be-
ing too busy or too tired b at
tend. However, should you pre-
sent them with 4 free ticket to 4
fairly good show ut least fifty
Per cent Of these overworked
brothers and sisters would NUS
ter up courage to 20. There are
others who have nothing percep-
tible to occupy there time, but
develop a variety of Ills. and ind
It i necessity to entertain. and
90 make out their religious sched-
ule with only Sunday connec-
lions.
The plain and a~nvarnished
truth is, If Sunday religion IS al
we r depending on to take us
to the Haven Of Rest. OF which
We r 80 fond Of singing, we are
sailingin Il frail bark exposed to
countless dangers. When We
pack our religion away with our
Sunday clothes, anu 20 into
o ice, store, workshop or field,
for i week Of striving to get the
best end Of bargains, or to fleece
the unwary. w need not expec,
the confidence of pur associates
We may be self-sltisfied and in.
different TO public opinion, but II
viii not lessen our influence FOL
evil when sized up by the world
While the Sabbath is a day hal.
lowed by sacred memories, anc
should be consSienhously Sc
apart for divine service, the 81,
other days of the week denanl
Just As consistent living. Week
%errise an influencefor goodtor evi
every day OF our lives. VII,
spread ourselves in Sunday piet,
and leave the deld open foI
Sat,n the balance 0f the week,
The RELIGION that wields ar in.
nuence for rISnt = everyday in.
the-week religion, which we TAX.
nto business, politics, work Of
pleasure Whsre We cannot tax.
Il re may be SURE ia unsafe fol
u b. venture. May the recen.
ritual awakening IN our uids.
give Us courage u use our rel.
non IN every calling, and every
day N the year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

WHAT SAY YOUe

N our iast issue We tried 10
bring home to the mind of every
citizen the urgent necessity of
oheyins and enforcing the laws
N this community. Our posi-
ton Is that this course IS the only
manly thing for an Intelligent
people 70 DO. and that NOW is the
best tine in the history of our
little city 70 eon.Immate a splsn-
dbl work OF this kind. IL there
De those among Us who MUST and
WILL drink let's see to it that he
gets ms beverages from afar and
oy lawful means, this IS not n
reasonable % ask Of the man VINO
has no respect for himself and
others, II he refuses to respect
the good people As to this. what
Go the law abiding citizens owe
% him? Absolutely nothing. II
you pet him he laughs at you and
calls You 4 hypocrite and saws
you are no better than be. If Won
Kick him out and force him 10 he
respectable he respects you and
viii some day thank you for the
courage you displayed in heap
ing disgrace upon his head un1l
he was forced 70 do right.
1t takes the awakening of the
puohc conscience before any
great movement can be consum-
mated, and We feel sure that now
Is the accepted time with or,r
people 10 do something at LASTING
value siong ali the lines of re-
form.
A greater mistake people new
er make than when they MAIN
tam that silence and inactivity il
l the best course 70 pursue when
iawlessness and a general had
state OF affairs exists. Many will
argue that it is dangerous to let
the world know exactly what dia-
oohcal things are being tolera-
TED oy people in some commune
ties, they say reproach and dis
respect will come upon the neo-
pie and it is better to WAIT Ard
endure all the evils that NAV re-
suit than to speak the truth and
oegin at once to reform and i'm
prove. In many instances not
only a great majority advocate
sucn a course as this, as in our
community, out they put these
Ideas into practice. The faIIacv
and shameful absurdity of such a
position is plain and unmistaka-
Ole. Does the man writhino ard
suffering with the deadly cancer
Tor the rea=on that it is a Ioath-
some disease. shun the physician
and refuse the assistance of ali
medical skill? No. He realizes
tnas even a little delay means
certain death Just so WITH the
violation of the laws made bv
men for their own government
and welfare For a time the law
may De ignored but a penalty i
attached to every broken law and
TINS penalty MUST be paid bv
some person or persons.
DID you ever look around you
70 see who is paying the penalty
f0r a violation Of the LIQUOR an
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
Riackwater News.


The health of our neighborhood
- very good at tins writing.
Mr.. Duke ST. John vas In Ox.
ford one last week.
Mr.. Bud Roy was in Abbevill,
Saturday on business.
M. 4. n Brown made busi-
ness trip To Tyro this v-ex-
We think We hear the faint
sound OF wedding bells again.
There was no Sunday school at
The McAlister school house Sun
day owing TO the rainy weather.
Mr.. Z H. Lamm-y and wife. of
Harm0nt0vB, visited Mr.. AMI Mrs
Alex xeAlister Sunday. and vas
accompanied by their grand
mother, Mrs. Lammey. and sister.
Miss Tennie Lammey, OF Teck-
vile.
Lookout for Gen. Green an We
are having 80 much rain.
Mr. jasper Davis was on or
side of the river Saturday on a
dear -huni,' do not know what
luck he had.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
Mt. Zion Happenings-

DN bEoWu Eyes,
Splendid rains have fallen for
several days and We now have a
fine season in the ground. Every
thing so far points to an excellent
crop year. Gardens are fine and
we are fully assured Of bountifui
crops of blackberries and peaches
Planting is nearing completion.
but as some crops are almost
ready for work, the farmers will
not have much leasure between
seasons.
We had a good day at "Zion'
on Sunday, March 18th. and an
ideal sermon By the pastor, Rev.
G. w. Strickland. His theme was
GODS covenant with His people,
Mr.. Paul White and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday in Able
wills with friends.
Mr.. J. u. Hall has been on the
sick lis. for several days.
Mr.. w. L. Clark has moved his
family to Oxford.
We had no Sunday school at
Mt. Zion Sunday on account Of
the Indictment weather. We trust
however, that all will come out
with renewed zeal Sunday. We
would be glad indeed to have a
full attendance Of the young men
aad young ladies. Come out, put
something into the service and
get u blessing. Won't you come
Quite n number of our people
svalled themselves of the blessed
opportunity of attending az much
as possible the recent revival in
Oxford and listening to the con
vireing sermon of the c~o3secrateC
DIR. George c. Gates. We fee
assured that the good seed sowI
by this Cody man have not beef
confined exclusively TO the littl,
city ofOxford. While We rejoic,
with her In the great spiritua
awakening she has just expert
enced. We are also glad to stat,
that 1t has spread into the high
ways and byways,n and q glorioul
, harvest will doubtless be reapet
for eternity where We little dreau
ed the seed had fallen God blesl
DIR. Gates and grant that all of u
may strike hands with him som,
sweet day in heaven, and say Will
him BLESS the Lord obi my sou
and all that is within .le bles
His holy name"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

II anyone has any doubt rs to the
virture OF Foley's Kidney Cure. they
need only 10 refer to Alvin II. stimp-
son, OF willimantic, Conn.,, who alter
Utmost losing hope of recovery, on
account of the failure Of 50 many
remedies. finally tried Foley's Kid
ney Cure, which he saws was s-iust the
thing for him, N Z u bottles cured
him completely. he 10 now entirely
well and free from all the suffering
incident 20 acute kidney trouble. For
sale By all drugyistsL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

gambling laws9 Stop a minute
and think. Are you or your
family payingthe penalty? Come,
let us reason together. You say,
well, | know the men who are
selling the whisky "a well as
those who are doing the gamb-
ling. yes everybody knows that.
You say further; il YOU were to
take the whisky business away
from some Of our men | don't see
how they would make a living at
what hey are pretending to FOL-
as u business, that some men
have grown rich by this nefari-
Gus traffic, they started in BUSH
ness with nothing and their BUSH
ness II conducted le-it;mately is
confined to narrow ard well de-
fined limits the value of which
every one knows etc, etc. The
conclusion comes upon you, and
you can't evade it. that rotten
ness is somewhere in the BUSH
ness. You conclude further that
that man and his family are
wearing clothes bought with
blood money and hence THEY
are in a very bad ix. How about
the buyer? What is his class,
rich or poor? Both you say, but
the burden falls hardest upon
those who are least able TO bear
it. the poor man, or rather upon
his miserable family, miserable
for the reason that they know
where their money came from.
Ii Is a pretty hard proposition tc
have a gambler or drunkard ii
the home when only the family
and a few neighbors know it
that Is a pretty hard penalty
But that is the least. did you eve
realize that in Gods providenc,
YOUR deeds both seen and un.
seen, live forever and are Der,
petuated ON EARTH in the lives o
your children and ~neighbors
You may indulge in secret sin
* 50, your children have tn,
same blood in their veins and cir,
cumstancss may make them YEA.
er vessels than you, and SO thes,
vices will grow, a fact that 20,
can't escape. Hence it il easl
to see what effect such a cours,
must have upon good govern.
ment and real success in life. 4
low life of debauchery may tax,
with 1t the desunies OF many.
Remember that to confess
fault is not only manly but tn,
only manly thing 10 DO; and whel
the confession has been mad,
then 20 As tar as possible d
remedy the fault.
In this movement for reform
lets be fair. reasonable. and lust
Let's not pose ~ high toned
upright. honest Christian peopl.
when we refuse 10 obey lust ans
wholesome laws for the suppress.
sion Of vice. anu make our.elve.
the devotees and accessories o
drunkenness, gambling, dishon.
es-y and the ike. Let's be sin.
cere and honest Just to try it foI
awhile-we cant fool anv one
and why act the hypocritcs
Henceforth We shall strive u
photograph the conditions here
VIII YOU give Us the hand of Eel.
Iowsnip and by this say that yot
viii not only do the right thing
yourself but that you will see tC
1t that he who violates the law /.
severely punished and that i
punishment will not work tina;
other remedies will be SOUGHT
that will bring about what good
government demands.
Come Join US and let's make
the town and ideal one.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

>ciatiae Cured Ansr 10 N~.Is OF Torture.
For more than 20 years ]. B. Mas
s~y, Of 1922 Clinton street Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, vas tortured by sciat:ca.
The pain and suffering which he en-
dured during this time is beyond com
prehension. Nothing gave him any
permanent rehet until be used Guam
oeriain's Pain lialm. One application
OF that IMMINENT relieved the pain and
and made sleep and rest possible and
less than one bottle HIS effected a
permanent cure. II troubled with
-ciatica or rheumatism why not try \
- cent bottle Of Pain Balm and for
Yourself how quickly il relieves the
PAIN. For sale BY A. H. EcnteL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

MASSACHUSETTS must be Il very
oid-fogy State An appropria-
ton for the San Francisco suffer-
ers was actually defeated in the
Legislature for the single reason
that It was unconstitutional.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

Foley's & Co, OF Chicsya 80;
ed Honey and Tar a. 4 rhnnas -
lung remedy, and on account =, ~
glsAI n.erit and popularity OF Folsv,s
noney q Tar many mutations A..
1nefeo Tor the genuine. These vorth
lers limitations have similar souudin.
lanes Beware OF them. The vrnns
me foley's Honey and Tar Is IN !.
yellow package. Ask for il and rs-
Iuse any substitute. 1t Is the h.,
remedy for coughs and coIos- r..
sale BY all druggists. TUE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
II o Don't

Succeed the first time use Herbius
and o will get instant relief. The
greatest liver regulator. A positive
cure for constipation, dyspepsia, ma
aria, chills and all liver complaints.
NE u, of Emory, Texas, writes:
MY wife has been using Herbine for
herself and children for i've years.
IL Is a sure cure for constipation and
malaria fever, which ia subsrantiated
by what it has done for my family.n
For sale by A. Fl. Kendei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10
The Lif- Insurance uuas,-

Has started the public to thinking
me wonderful success that has met
baliard's Horehound Syrup in its
crusade on o CHS, influenza, bron-
ehitis and all pulmonary troubles
has started the public to thinking of
this wonderful preparation. They
are al using it. Join the procession
and down with sickness. Price s5c.
" and si0o. For sale by A. IL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

GEN. Funston now has had a
presidential boom started at his
home town in Kansas. After
hearing OF this. it Is easy to I'M
derstand why something is al
ways the natter with Kansas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

The Department Of Agriculture
Is cut with the prediction that We
are to have a bumper crop this
year The crop experts, It seems
are those who sit around the Of
fees and never see u farm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

now often do we hear it remarked.
Us only . cold" and . few dav.
later learn that the man i ON ~
with pneumonia. This Il OF snch
occurrence that q cold. how
silght, should not be disregsrdss
Cnamberiain's Cough Remedy conn.
leracts any tendency Of a cold to -
In pneumonia, and has GAINED n.
great popularity and extensivs -
oy its prompt cures of this most cor
mon aiiment- 1t always cures and !.
pleasant TO take. For sals nv = =
Aendel. a. n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-10

Ms. = Martin, an old and hiyb,v
sespec.ed resident of Faisonia. Ms.
vas sicx with stomach trop5,. -,
more tnan SIX months. ChamhaoI
stomach and Liver r.ssas.
cured her she says: a., e.n ne
anything want and am IT, nov
est wonea IN the world 10 find paooo
good medicine" For ale ~ sacn q
hendei. sam pies tree. a. H.