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The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29
VICTIM M S
OF BAD
BOYS
IRv Assccia.ed 80

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. .9.-'I7-vo
students Of the Poly e9hnic Me
school have heen suspended and three
others are in danger Of .'harnE TIE
same fate hecause tcey ! ra" ed II"
foreheads of two students OF the Los
Angeles High Scnooi with nitrate OF
silver during initiation ceremonies
of the Kappa Delta fraternity, for
hidden High School secret society.
The two boys who We're branded and
whose condition for a time alarmed
their parents are Frank Rouse and
Edgar Lusk. Ugly red scars have
been left by the nitrate of silver.
One boy was branded "KD." and the
other "09." They were also taken
to West Lake Park. stripped of their
clothing and thrown into the lake.
after which they were taken to a
vacant field. bound with wire and
left to shift for themselves.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29
CONTEST
HOTTER
STILL
[By Associated Press. l

j
New York. Oct. 29.-Judge Taft
and w. j. Bryan. following a busy
day of campaigning upstate, will
reach Syracuse tonight, where both
are scheduled to speak. MIR. Taft be-
gan a days tour with a speech at
Lyons, then travelled eastward his
itinerary calling for stops at Canad-
aqua, Geneva, Seneca Falls and
Argus. Mr. Bryan's last day of cam
paigning in New York state carried
him westward and included speeches
at Cohoes, Albany, Utica and Rome.
Judge Alton B. Parker expects to
speak with Mr.. Bryan at the Syracuse
meeting.
Running mates of Taft and Bryan
continued their campaigns today in
their native states. Mr.. Sherman
spoke at Albany while Mr.. Kern
spoke at several meetings in Indiana,
closing with a night meeting at Terre
naute. Three cabinet members will
make addresses tonight. Secretary
Cortelyou Will speak in New York,
Secretary Root in Toledo. Ohio, and
Postmaster General Meyer in Belaire
Maryland
Eugene w. Chafin. the prohibition
candidate is in Ohio today Thomas
l.. Hisgen. Independence candidate is
in New Jersey and Eugene V. Debs
Socialist nominee is travelling in his
Red Special" through Illinois.
Miss Hazel Van Buren will enter
tain a large number of her friends at
cards this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29
WHOLESALE FRAUDS
DISCOVERED THERE,
[By AssocIated Press. !

4. Jersey City. N. j.. Oct 90 :
+ The alleged discovery of whole 1
+ sale registration frauds has 1
+ caused sensation and each .
+ party is blaming the other for 1
r the frauds. .
+ Chief of Police Mopahan. who 1
+ has been investigating the poll ,
+ lists, states that there are at 1
+ least thousand false registra- 1
= tions in the lower We DIS of the 1
+ city. :
= Many names We're found reg 1
: lstered from canal boats that do 1
+ not exist. and many false names I
+ We're registered from lodging 1
+ houses.
+ = I. /. 4. 4. 4. j. :. i. =, 4. =. 4.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29
FAMOUS BALL PLAYER
10 SPEAK FOR BRYAN
IBy Associated Press. ]

New York, Oct. 29.-Christy Mat
thewson. the famous pitcher of the
.>ew York National league baseball
team. will be one of the speakers at
4 Democratic mass meeting in the
Twenty-third Assembly district to-
night. John j. Hayes, winner of the
Marathon race at London, and num-
GER of other members of the Amer
can Olympian team will occupy seats
IN the platform.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29
KENTUCKY TRAMP
Is SOLD AT AUCTION
Especial to The Sentinel. I

Sargent. KY, Oct. 29.-On the
public square at Hazard. KY, recent
ly. Stephen Atkins, 81, a vagrant,
was sold at public auction, bringing
l3 cents.
For months Atkins, who is an able
bodied man, has been loafing around
the premises of John Hays. a farmer,
part of the time stealing something
to eat and at other times starving.
When Atkins was put on auction
bids began going at 3 cents. 4. then
6. until at length Robert Coombs
Slemp. farmer. offered 13 cents
and took the prize.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29
THE BOAT Is LOST
WITH ALL ON BOARD
[By Associated preas i

LONDON, OCT. 29.-WRECKaGt-
PICKED UP IN THE NORTH SRA
CONFIRMS THE FEARS THAT THk-
CHANNEL FREIGHTER VAR
MOUTH FOUNnERED TWO DAYS
400 WHILE CROSSING FROM
HOOk OF HOLLAND TO HAIR
WiCH. THE YARMOUTH CARRIEr,
a CREW OF TWENTY-FOuRM MEN
AND TT is BELIEVED THEY All.
HAVE PERISHED.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29

Miss Mabel Sampliner entertained
last night in celebration of her sew
anth birthday. About twenty young
people were present and enjoyed the
good things to eat and the delightful
games played.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29
LAST OF FAMOUS
HUTCHINSONS DEAD
lBy Associated Press. ]

LYNN, MASS, OCT. 29.-JOHN
w. HUTCHINSON. LAST OF THE
FAMOUS .HUTCHINsON FAMILY"
WHOSE TEMPERANCE AND ABO-
LITION SONGS BEFORE THE CIVIL
WAR AND DURING THAT con-
FLICT MADE THEIR NAMES
KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY, DIED TODAY AGED 81
YEARS.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29
OMAHA GETS THE
NEXT CONVENTION
IBy Associated Press. !

+ Denver, Oct. 29.-The execu- 1
+ tive council of the Woman's 1
+ Christian Temperance Union 1
+ this morning decided to hold 1
+ it's 1909 convention at Omaha 1
Z + + + + + + + = + + + + = 1
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29

Yesterday in Denver articles of in
corporation were filed by the Cosner
Gold Mining and Milling company
OF Twin Lakes. capital $50, 900. and
the Elberta Fruit Growers asocfs-
ton of Paon.S. capita. $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29
OLD MINISTER DEAD
(Special to The Sentinel

Mason City. Ia. Oct. 29.-Rev j.
NJ. Hudson, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church of this city in 1869.
The Oldest preacher in the northwest,
lied here yesterday morning at the
age of 50 years.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29

No. was about an hour late this
afternoon. The Midland was some
later than usual.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29

For an ideal day as far as weather
is concerned. today could hardly be
equaled anywhere in the world.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-29

Miss Hazel Van Buren will enter
tain a large number of her friends at
cards this afternoon.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
AItus News

Mr.. viii Rushing and family
OF near Abbeyille, spent SaturrIs,
and Sunday with their So:
Mrs. James Anderson.
The singing at Mr.. J. H. Daas
sunday was highly enjoyed by
all who attended.
Miss Bessie Rushing, of Wood
sons Ridge, spent Saturday with
Mrs. Dora Anderson, en- route r. =
Lafayette Springs.
Mrs. Susie Teas returned to
Oxford Monday, after a week,s
stay with her many friends and
relatives. -u
Rev. MIR. Pilkington closed his
meeting at Bethel Friday. Nav
God bless him in his field Of wor,
and may he be the winner of e
many souls into Christ kingdom
IS the prayer of this conmnnitv
:, Miss Vetta Tubbs is on the SICK
list this week. =
Mrs. Lucy Wallace, of Bur-
CESS, IS in our midst this week
The protracted meeting will be-
gin at Midway Sunday, and rbe
quarterly meeting will be held a,
TINS place on Saturday, and the
meeting will start Sunday by The
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Woods and Bro
bFoonep will assist in the meeting
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
kin ngtom Nsw.

The health of our community is
not very good.
Mrs. Dan Welch and little
daughter. Kate, are on the sick
list this week.
We are glad 20 note that Mrs.
Elmia Metts i improving, after
several months sickness.
Hiss Rosa Stewart who has
been quite sick for some time, is
slowly improving.
Miss Sallie Stewart returned
Sunday from Piera, accompanied
by her cousin, Clarence Childress
Miss Eunice Fulton. of Ram
dolph. begun a music class here
Monday for 10 days session.
We wish her much success.
lir. Elmer Livingston and
family visited their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Welch Sunday.
Our Sunday school is progress
ing nicely.
Our prOtracted meeting will be-
gin here Sunday, Aug 30th.
Sowing turnips and making
sorcum seem to be the order o
the day.
With best wishes to The EAGLE
and its readers am as ever.
I BLUE JAY.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
Tocco-ol, Nc-,--

The health of our town Is fairly
good, although there are severn
cases Of sickness reported in to,
community.
The prolracted meetings are
the order Of the day now, and i,
seems that nearly everybody is
attending.
Mr. l. 7. Gilmer has returned
from Michigan.
Quite a number from this place
attended the picnic at Sarepta
last Thursday.
MIR. Charles Mcdaniel is having
an addition made TO his residence
on North street, which Will add
greatly to the appearance when
finished.
Mrs. Moore is also remodelin,
her home just opposite the public
school building.
There will be a cleaning of of
the old Lebanon graveyard next
Tuesday. Everybody be sure 10
come, bring tools to work WITH
and a basket of dinner and LET ms
spend one whole day at least
cleaning off and beautifyine the
graves of our loved ones.
MAGNOLIA.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
Carrying Conoeaiej Weapons
Nr..~a---

1t is time to call a halton carry
ing concealed weapons. We are
living in an enlightened age and
there is no cause nor the least
excuse for il. \ person who will
fully carries n pistol on his person
day after day in ilogrant violation
of the law is not one whit better
than a criminal. It is a barbara
Gus custom and the man who does
il should he summed By all decent
people. he should be made to feel
mis- position keenly. and when be
once sees how contemptuously he
is looked uDon by his fellow citi-
zens, ne will stop ii.
@The tragedies which occur
through the lawless pistol habit
are increasing at an alarming
rate. Ii is aDpallingl I, is filing
graves and penitentiaries. Il
wrecks homes. Il carries death
and destruction in its path and
God knows where. Scanning
the newspapers you see where
men are shot down in cold blood
about the most trifing affairs.
Women and children are butch
cred without cause. Assassina-
ton Is rampant. and tits getting
absolutely unsafe for women and
childrer to walk our streets.
I Why is this so? X is simply
because the laws are not ricidly
enforced. Men who are in po-
sition to know say so. Oficer:
of the law often overlook matters
Of this kind simply because they
do not wish u make an enemy
/ by enforcing the law. and some.
times because it is 4 friend, per.
haps. But 4 4 few example.
were made of these cowardiy fel.
I lows and street watch kept. pis,
tol toing would soon be q thins
of the past. Difficulties woulC
be more easily avoided. affair,
would be settled without the she,
ding Of blood and thousands o
persons would be made happiel
thereby.
We say once more. it Is time 4
call halt and officers OF the Law
can stop this pernicious habit
they have the grit and determi
nation to 10 sO.-Clarksdale Reg
ister.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
North OF Paris Dots.

The health OF our community
Is not very good at this writing
Miss Matte McGonisall i in
very feeble health. We hope she
VIII soon be well again.
Mrs. Annie McGonigan. who
has been very sick. Is able to be
up again.
! crowd ot young people of the
London Hiu neighoJrhood at
tended the baptising at Provi-
dence and report = pleasant day.
Mr. Dee Oyerstreet and wife
were the guests of their brother.
Ar. Edgar Wells Sunday.
ar. W. ". Thweatt and wife
visited their sister, Mrs. Clovdie
Teat, II Paris last Thursday.
Rev. J. W. Wells and wife lef,
Saturday for Stetson Chanel
where they will spend this week
with relatives and attend the pro-
tracted meeting.
StF. James udEe and wife
visited their daughter, Mrs. John
Loyelady recently.
Mrs. Mary Wilcher and little
son, OF Memphis. are the quests
OF Mr. and Mrs. V. 3. Smith.
Mr. Marion Thweatt and wife.
OF Paris, were the guests OF their
friend, Mr.. Erie Lynch and
family Sunday.
Mr.. Mitchell Stribling. of Wa
ter Valley, spent last week with
his consin, Mr.. james Foshee.
/ will close with best wishes 10
the dear old EAGLE and its many
readers. BAsHFUL GIRL.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
a b5evilic News.
4 i Bv iilur t'ves.

nN hAAE AaFf@-
Miss Irene Knight was the
guest Of Miss Cora Graham last
sunday.
Mrs. Kate Hussey visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hussey
Sunday.
Mr.. J. 3. Morgan and family
spent Sunday here.
Miss Butler. Of Oxford. was the
guest Of Mrs. MCGOWAN Sunday.
Master Charles Tidwell visited
friends here Sunday.
Our protraeted meeting begins
Sunday night. Everybody is
cordially invited.
Mrs. g. W. Strickland and
family have returned home aftel
a pleasant visit here.
Mr.. McLarty, of Oxford, was
the guest Of friends here Sunday
Mr.. Cooper, Of Waterford. wa.
the guest OF his friend, Mr.. Cha:
Goodwin Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Bonds, Of Water.
ford. was the guest OF Miss Cassi,
Banks last week.
Miss Mary Jette Wooldridc,
has returned home from q visir
70 OTrwOod.
Mr. Vii. Morgan and family
spent Sunday in the country.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
legal A Advertisements.
Notice to Bridge Bu;i.s,x

Public notice X hereby given tha,
The Under gued will receive seale5
BIDS up 20 Il O'Clock. Eoon. on Tues
Sas- >ept. sIh, Tor the Duiliins Of a
o-i1se across YOc0na River o. tn
Oxford and Ser-pta rad. near tb..
rs deuee Of the lzts J. y. GiImer- or
rusd LINK No. -.
ine above mentioned bid is 10
D. - oui separately and To be done
according 10 plans and specifications
nov "a fie il my office. he s5.es.s.-.
tui 81 Ger viii Dc Required 10 s.ru7sb
bond coa5le the amount Of each af-t-
S!s1 { - Or more good securities for
iaitrisl performance Of the contract.
-ae boar receives the ri.hs 10 r.
I@et any asd all bids. and OF. tae sar,a
CAY let the same out ~ pubEc outcry
- the iOyest AMI be bidders The
boarl reserves tie righ, ~ reject any
and all bids.
". VI WOODWARD, Clark.
oxford, Miss, Aug sth. 1905
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
Why it Succeeds.

hssaase IL Is for One Thing Only ,n.,
sappi People Appreciate Ihi.
Nothing can be good for everv,h;,,
Doing ono thing welibrings succes.
only. 'hine
p, They cure backache every kidue,
l. b Adams, corner 18th aveppo
ana 9th street, Meridian, Miss sa-s.
: used Doan's kiddsy Pills for Ma.
ney and bladder trouble. Befor., u-i,,,,
them 1 had been under the care M =
physician, he did not seem 10 undsr-
stand my case and | became worsa
under ms treatment. | finally 49,,
up ms treatment and commenced
using Dnan's Kidney Pills WINCH hsS
oeen highly recommended to M. ~,
q snort time the inflammation and -
rltation had disappeared and I was n
wei as ever before in my life. Tbsv
seemed 10 have a lea tug EFFECT moo
the kidneys and bladder givira 'n
ease almost immediately Do.n,s
Kidney Pills cured me and I am gIas
70 aod my testimony In their favar g.
the many others who also tesi;,v =, -
their great value" "
For sale by all dealers. Pr;ca so
cents, Foster Milburn Co, BuifaI,
New York, sole agents for the Tn;..d
States. oniied
Remember the name Doan,s-ana
take no other. AL"
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
MRS. MATTE u. FOWLER. OF
>fftTDRD. Mss.

Tells % Remarkable Eer-rsa Cur K-srt-
"a hy simple Ext~Ea-i " s>h.
Oct. -, lec.;.
Il received your medicine ana IN 4
lew days afterward Your letter and
information. Would have replied
sooner bat waited to see the e1ec: Of
tue medicine and have tried u az
corcing 10 directions and co ind l.
lust as * i represented. Il certainly
the best and quickest uietsicne for
Eezem1 o. any skin disease | ever
-lT or used | expect to use i and
keep i on hand in the sutura and
PrTise aui advise Il II all Who nav
De thus diseased. is no use 10 v-riia
TOO great REPETITION Of words for
medicine that : exactly ter " IA. 3. g.
econ ne lced- 50 accept n y cOEpi-
ments 70 toe u D 10. Companv.
Mrs. MATTE Z. FowLF2.
Shufoni. i-s.
7, s--Mreh thanks to you and your
publ alton, etc.
lsa't this alremarkabIs p-oof OF the
value OF y. u. d Prescription
fou can secure Just slcn a ,e1re
yourself By securing this sisnuls safe
wash which takes right hold on your
diseased skin. u isn't il worth y ,;Is
10 he cured of those horrible insight
y Irritating blotches and sores-from
Eczema will cost you less by using u.
ID. D. Prescription than even one visit
TO doctor for advice.
You take absolutely no chance. ID.
D. d. Prescription is an external sooth
ing wash. No drugs to 20 INTO YOUR
stomach. We urge and recommend
our friends TO try d. d. d. Presc.ip-
ton, also ID. D. Soap.
K. r. Chiffon & co.
IL won't cost you much to try this
remedy. Ii will cure your skin dis
ease. Call at our store for free hook
le: on the care and nutrition of the
s<in with directions as to exercise.
diet, etc. 3
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
TO-DAY Is ELECTION DAY.

Today VIII settle several i'm.
portant matters. 1t will decide
whattNo men, unless there should
be a landslide in favor Of one. a
very remote possibility, will be
in the second race for Congress:
1t will also decide whethrr or not
the people Of the county will take
the contract system for the work.
ing OF the public roads. The
hrst matter is REGARDED by some.
mainly the candidates, as the
most important but the fact is
the latter IS by far the most i'm
portant thing 70 be considered
10y our people. The ablest con-
gressncn we have ever had did
very little that effected the indi-
viduals in this state to any great
extent, a few exceptions Us to
this, Of course, but the road
I question is one that has confront
ed US since the first day in
the history Of the territory Of
which this state is formed and
after hundreds of years, should
the world stand so long,: :the road
question will still confront US rs
one Of the greatest questions that
.confrunts the citizen.
As we have heretofore urged.
We must have good roads. Il
will cost money to build them and
we have no source from which
to GET this money save from the
pockets Of the people. II there
is any better method than the
contract system, it has never
been tried in Mississippi, hence
We believe that this new method
will revoiutionize the road ques
ton in this state, especially ir
: this county. The new system
Will have its drawbacks Of course
every new idea when put int
practice Will not work easy a
first perhaps. but there Is NJ
/. good reason why the oontrac
system will not prove the best o.
them all. We trust that the citi.
zcnship of the county will turn
out and vote for good roads anS
that We will al join hands to Sc,
that We get them.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
A FAITHFUL fRrEND

"I have used Chamberiain,s Col;c
Cho!e-a and Diarrho-a .semejy sinca
it was first introduced to the public in
ls72. and have never found one in
stance where 4 cure was not sneediIy
effected By its use / have been n
commercial traveller Tor Isyears and
never start out on a trip without this
my faithful friend" says III. s. Mich,
OILS. of Oakland, Okla. When a man
has used remedy for IS wears he
knows its value and is Competent 10
Fpesx of it, For sale by all druesis-s
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
A Clever Woman.

The Pittsburg Times gives the
following definition Of a clever
woman:
y clever woman Is one who
undertakes nothing that she does
not understand.
\ clever woman IS one who is
mistress OF tact, and knows how
TO make the social wheels run
smoothly and well.
y clever woman Is one who
makes the other woman think
herself the eleverest.
\ clever woman is one whose
ability is never unpleasauuy felt
by the rest of the world.
\ clever woman is one who al
ways makes the best of any stu
alton.
\ clever woman is one who
acts ike hot water on tea-she
brings the sweetness and strength
out of everybody else.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
Nou-RxiJrur S,,;-.

NE STATE oF MISSISSIPPI,
County CT Lafayette.
10 Mrs. > III. Gezn, whose las,
:sfl0|n address IVES Cherokee Park
Nashville, Tennessee. You ara eon
manded 20 appear before the chan.
Gerry Court OF the County Of LAFAYETTE
in said State, Oh the
Fourth Monday OF November. =
D., ls1s,
TO defend the suit in said court n.
George Gean, wherein you are . de-
iendaat.
ms the 18th day OF August, A.D
4sys- w. N. WOODWARD, Clerk
". P SHISAULr. Solicitor
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
.Gome. Iappsnings
~ Ev Rosie R1,@a


The summer vacation days will
soon be over, and winter will be
here and we will be called from
rest back to work, as the school
days and harves, times are draw
ing close at hand.
Mrs. Mamie l.. Slate was called
to Oxford Friday by the death Of
her brother, Mr.. Will Lewis,
which was a shock to his many
friends here.
Mrs. Sallic White, OF Water
Valley, is spending several weeks
here with relatives.
Little Miss Evyline Frost, of
Walter, Okla, visited her old
home here several days last week
Miss Cornelia Candle, OF Ab-
beyille, visited relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Price. OF Oxford, is
now at her old home here.
Owing to the illness of the pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Martin, the pro-
tracted meeting has been post
poned until Sunday, Aug. 3Oth.
/ Rev. W. ID. HedlestOn, of OK
ford. preached at Andrews Chap
el Sunday morning and night and
Monday. The sermons were
highly enjoyed and well attended
Mr.. Ellis Gamble, Of Piera
visited home folks here Saturday
and Sunday.
/ NJ. j. W. Daniels, of Teckvill,
was in our town Friday.
Mrs Addie Sinclair, OF Como
was here recently with relatives
Mrs. Ida Baker Of this place /
/ spending the summer in illinois
Say, Price and Carter, | hop
you have not gone to sleep on tn
rural free delivery. Hurry an
get up the petition and let US hav
the rural free delivery.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
THINKS AVN uf>nyf

Lester VI. Nelson, of Naples, Ne.
says in q recent letter: 81 have used
DIR. Kings New discovery many y-ars
Tor coughs and coils and think il saw
ed my tfe- have found il a reliable
remedy for throat and lung com
plants and wOGld no more be without
bottle than | would be without food
For nearly 20 years New Discovery
mas stood Al the head o. throat and
lung remedies As 4 preventive of
pneumonia and healer of weak lungs
II has no equal Sold under guarsn-
tee II A H. Aenders drug store. sc
and 81. Trial bottle free
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
oHEoNIc DiaEaHoEl ErLIrvrp

E0Uard T. Henry. zith the United
states LxPsess O., Chicago, writes.
~Orr General superintendent Mr.
Quick handed me ! bottle OF CHAM
oeri2in'- Colic, Cholera ami Diarrao=a
t.emecy -oEl- time Sgo u cheek an
attack of the oIG chrUuic diAr-hoea.
/ nave Used y since that time and
cured many on oar trains yEho have
been SICK. / am an old dier who
served wltn Rutherford q. Hayes az d
william Mckinley foCr years ia the
--srd Ohio s-ginent AMI have no all
aient except chronic diarrh0ea. " hich
tiiis remedy stops al oncr." fer sale
3y ali druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
DIARRHoIA CrSEn

"Mv father has for years been
troubled with diar-hoea. and tried
eNers means possible to effect a cure,
without avail" writes job NJ ZirxIs
OF Philiupi, ". Va. lie saw Ghan-
2sriAIn's Co &c, Cholera and Diarrhoea
fsemedy sassrtised in the Phiiippi
hep nhcan and decided TO try il. The
fe>lit Is one bottle cured him and ne
z Is no- suffered with the disease for
! : nsoati's- Before taking this remedy
NJ Was 4 constant sufferer. lie Is now
sorEc and well, and although 90 wears
"'d. can do A. muc1 work as a Young
niAn-" sold by all druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
Attention, u.

Our third quarterly meeting Of
Lafayette County Camp will bs
held on Monday, Sept. 7th. An
veterans who can are expected 10
attend. The Pension Commis.
sioners will also be in session on
that day to look after application
j. L. SHINAULT, Com.
9. n. EVANS, AdutaRt
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20

are made by all soothing syrups
and baby medicines that contain
9piun and narcotics. NcGee,s Baby
Elixir contains no Injurious ornarco,ie
iruSS OF any kind. a sure and safs
cure for cisorder-d stoaaehs. bowels
a'io ireifolnesS-splendid for teething
Infants Sold 5y i. II. KeBdel.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20

Lets of EIen and women who are
agreeable with others. get cranky
Al home I:'s not disposition. its III.
hver- II you find il yourself tha, Won
teei cross around tnt house, lit;ls
tnine> worry you, just buy a bottle of
SailaTu's Herbine and put your liver
n shape Noa and every body around
yoa viii feel better for it. Price 81.
per bottle Sold by 4. II. KsndeI.
Oxford eagle., 1908-08-20
BUckLiSs AENIcA s.LvE WINS

Tom Moore, Of RaraI Route No. 1,
Cochran Ga, writes: - had a bad
sore come on the instep Of my foot
and could find nothing that would
heal i until | applied BCeklen's Ar
n.eA SalVe- Less than half OF a = cent
rox won the day for me by affecting
perfect cure" Sold under gCaraa
tee at A. H. ksndel's drug store.