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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-21

An lRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT. One
of those lynching bees and attend
ant results, which have caused sc
much comment where they have
happened in the South. over an as
sault committed by a negro upon
a white woman, shows that the
worlds akin," when it comes to
the administration of justice wherein
dissatisfaction exist. The South
cannot be more radical than the old
abolition element of the North, when
their own kindred are debauc hed by
the treacherous black man, and the
scene of outrage is transferred to
their own neighborhood. The late
reign of terror inaugurated at
Springfield, ILL.,, by such q trans
action as that of Saturday night, is
now causing a more reasonable study
into the moral incentives of man
kind, from just this cause. A negro
named George Richardson assaulted
a white woman, when a mob speedily
formed and the result was that three
white men were killed, one negro
lynched, more than 20 people in
jured and two scores OF tenements,
mostly occupied by negroes, burned.
After a night of riot, arson and
slaughter, Gov. Deenen called out
the State troops, and restored a
semblence of order. Richardson, the
cause of the tumult, was safely
lodged in Jail at Bloomington. 1t
was given out that he had been
taken to Peoria, but this is denied.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-21

bEtu kLlCANS OhtANlZE n All
CLUB. RESPECTABLE in numbers, but
notably wanting in enthusiasm was
the meeting of our friends, the en-
envy in the Superior courtroom,
Tuesday night, to organize a Taft
Club. 1t was plain to see that the
discerning members of the old guard,
who recognize in Mr.. Roosevelt an
ideal pie-dispenser, were glum and
disheartened, and well they may be,
for there is no assurance that Taft S
success would not result in as COM
plete a change of official personnel as
the election of Mr.. Bryan. Theimmor-
tai ST. who had the courage to
stand up to be counted, consisted Of
Federal, State and county officers,
and aspirants for office under the d.
rect primary and general election
law. Charles S. Eaton, was chosen
President, Arthur V. Lewis Secre-
tary and w. ]. Foster Treasurer. The
most pleasing feature OF the meeting
was the address of Mr.. c. E. Clay
pool, who has just returned from
somewhat protracted sojourn in the
wilds of Alaska, who always has and
still retains warm spot in his heart
for our town and people. His Ian
guage was well-chosen and his logic
would have been irresistible were it
based upon sounder premises. The
club has secured headquarters in
Odd Fellows temple from which to
hurl its PrOmethean bolts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
VII Btier po,..

Tire health 90 tuis neighbour
hood s;ll continues 10 be very
good.
We were happyily blest a few
days ago with mild showers that
frightened ul She eye II the old
rcd necbs o. bcapll the effects
that 1t tladr ,sver The barred acres
Of his honest labor. u was Il God
send indeed To- us. and If YOU
could behold what ed.ifarent APP
prarance 10 made ia our newly
pIowed burrows YOU would jim in
with Us t. say TAFT ne careth for
YOU. II old father Sol heats up
his rover house any hotter You
will hear 70, your humble servant
crossing over tine river resting in
,he shade Of the trees.
Mrs. Ab Howell has returned
from Memphis waera she has
been under trcaim mt.
Bro. Crgnb delivered an able
sermon last sunday at the Piney
grove Church. We wish more OF
oar people had beard h.m.
Gen. CraT grass and Col Cuckle
burg have made an unconditional
surrender and the ltr floats al
halt mas. Peace To their ashes,
LEFT uASD.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
Altus New.

The farmers are about done
laying their crops by and arr
n3w preparing for the p-ot,actcd
meeting.
Bro. Pilkeaton filed his regu-
lar appointment 1t Bethel S4a-
day and preached an exceieHi
sermon one that viii be lJng r.
nembeTed by those present.
Sir. =. b. Harris and wife At
tend church here Saturday aaI
sunday.
Mr. ". c. Wilson an family
visited relatives near Toec1pola
Saturday aud sunday.
Mss Lula Tubbs spent a few
1ys Is. week win her frien q,
SIlss Eta Mathis near Denmark.
This Hei-hborh10d was greatly
shocked On Tuesday IF last week
IS the death 5t N-. Baa HIDE at
lafayette Springs. He del las
EU=s1-y afternoon 1t ) o'clock
AID WIS buried 1t the Midway
cemetery Wednesday. tie leaves
q vile. I'VE boys and three eirls
and host = friends u mourn his
DEATH We synp4thize With the
be-eave1 family.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
sI,FPLr WASH cuEE, KczEs
H. ntn-- isaras-- >Sfa Ftl~..sSs~ r.,
:. sta.'at the - ct f.stslrl.su> DR.,

IT. ntn<. SarHt~= >Sia fii~.as..~ Fs..t..,;
y 'ss''"t Ia" I - ct fniarl.4u> Dr..
Great inventors often have been
pV4l-'-'i tor surren,;eriaS the ss.cr,-t.,
90 tEetr discoveries. Practically th.-
some thing happened II the medical
NaFii N tie casse ID DR.. D.sc.lt.sr d
Dennis, the eHlneut skin sp-c..Ii,t
OF IN .eago.
Or. Dennis in his Owa osfice pr..r.
uess, discovered thai par, v,,-.lf.,hl,.
OF OF Ninterlsrern, properly mixed
NIth other simple remedies VA s,r..s.-
ueIlly a sire Specific TER Ecz-a.a.
PSORIASIS, BARRIERS Itch, SIT rh,.n.n
aHd other itching skin disc ss.-s. Bof
toe OF OF wIEtsrssrsea alOIs,s wa, found
Ineffective. Ii required other r,D.I
ingredients such Is .lycsrias. xnd
Tn moi compound with Ihs. wInt,-r
green - produce the real -zeeuas, ,.,,r,.
Ihis compounded ID. d. ID. Pres
eruption positively taxes away tn.
itch II oncs-the instant il Is Applied
TO the skin. This vegetable. ExuiI
does away with deleterious dr,l.,s -
long used IN an attempt to doctor the
blood. whereas modern science has
determined that eczema Is first ann
all the time a skin disease.
Ii you want to know more abopt
the merits ct ID. ID. ID. Prescription
call at our store We vouch Tor this
remedy
r. r Chiffon & co.
Oxford Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
Tncconoia Nv.

The nice rain we Fave had thi.
week mas helped The farmers won
ierfIliy.
some Of our young folks attend
Ell a nice cream supper Ut Mr..
Frank Poyner Saturday night.
Rev. Mr.. Arthur returned 10 MS
home in Louisiana this week.
Mr.. Amos Davis, uf the Lone
Star State, was miag,iag with old
friends here last week.
There viii be a Children's Day
ard picnic at the Methodist
Church heIe Saturday. Every
one come ou., bring the little
folks and let them have good
time.
The remains Of Mrs. Pope who
lived TWO niles west of this piace
were INFERRED here I2st Sunday.
rae leaves IL husband ami several
children VINO WI. sadly miss her
MAGNOLIA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
Denmark N.vg.

TIE health ofthe community :
net As good As it has been.
Grandma Baswell Is very feeble
ut this writing and We hope she
VIII be up soon.
Mr.. l. N. Brummett Is on the
sick list this week.
Mr. James Garrison and family
Of Kingdom, visited relatives here
Saturday ana Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Brummett. of Tula-
vas IN our midst Saturday ana
Sunday.
Messrs. J. H. WEIGH and Jas.
York and others went iIsh grab
bling Wednesday and caught 30
or 40 pounds and report a nice
time.
Mr.. C. W. McCair, of Cornish
visited Messrs. W. \. James ard
\. Z. Mccain and family last
week.
Uncle Cal Youngblood visited
Mr.. \. +. Mccain Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Ward has returned
home after 4 months visit 10 her
daughter, Mrs Emma Parharn
Twill close with best wishes N
the grand old EAGLE and ir's
many readers. PaTsY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09

IGe iee 1raan suppe- ut Nr.
tadl v h,-e'- vas wei attended.
and q Hi-e purse Realized lar mis-
s-5n--
Everybody enjoyed The pickle
ct tae elnP zr.aad On tar i.1.
Il za-Htlaus sinner was serve.
ara --l Gag T---lI away u,sas-
s-t.y.
SIR Pug ar White ana Mis-
Iazy N-L1s-v SURPRISED fz..r
many friends Ere 4 ee.e5-a.i1.z
tae Eazrta .a usas, UNUSUAL
pay. They Na-,.#-.Is-r,- r,,r--. =.
about I'D e'-.a-z. Thss is +
splendid yaGr- caarl. and many
COED wishes are expressed ~
s-sir future.
We aad the pleasure 6f aavir-
5irs. 7. u. B.asorI " Water EaE-
leywitH u Saturd4yaui sun Iav.
she cane in The interest ~ 49,
Woman 3 Fore IN Mis- ion SacIe-
y, giving Us much information
ana encouragement. and orra7-
iziHe Juvenile society anon
our children. May God crown
E-r effor.s here and elsswa,.-e
WIKI much success.
Misses Nerua. Mary and lea :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
Knockers.

IN exchange says. Mode.
tines have brought forward
methods good ana methods 5l5
&c Is TIE day when merchants
t-r1ers- bankers and u. ~s-
-oE men have begun e. Use re..-4-
I'd IN every-aiuz. There bsva
oeen developed a de.a-e Of -.5.!
methods but our Greatest Vs-k
as@ = Z eliminate the lEi
1e,ra1- \ good merchant sue-,r
o. Pr >per without k1 ezirr r~
competitor; AMI professional men
ought 90 prosper likewise. even
,le society lada5-t could IL
mach better e ae could real.ye
that there a1e9thers.
Even along religious lines the
"knae1er' has dome mitch hsrr.
aad IN the hmeuta5.e practice
the pulpit has been deseerated
ler The purpose ol .kuoekfr..,s
either u satisfy some personal
tai1.9sity ~ % .csle tie fancy
" some pseudo member who :
4 truth q wolf in sleeps cloth
lns- Truly Il : tie are vhsn
the knoekgr should be given rs
part.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
Good News.
H. sassf..rsg n -asirr- Have Efrar.I ia a,,,,
trpsifesi Eherrbv

H. sasEfssrss k-ustrr~ Have Heard ia ausf
trvsiiesi rhsreby
ssosti news trsasels fsst,. ami TN.
N. a5.ss.ls4s at a.si azac.S S.4sf.r.-es ia
- i-srF' ar s.s:sti = am th.st ;.rt,snps
r=.tst Is wa.in their reach sf4av a
.siis.s- ee.t,E als1 ;-cuta-. i,,lcz l. 5lt! %
more. tE-saizs, II Deans kldne. Pills.
OGF citizens are se.iiu-s th god a--,..,
Il tar experience with tn. Dht
t913s-r Remedy here Il II c Kan -,.s.
wursh Fe=I4as.
= IL Purvls. hyin ei.at miles
Fa~s Of DSfpr.l, Miss. save.
rUfvls ha, used Eoan's Kidney pm.
AMI spea@s very highly OF them.
Ta@y brOugat her great relief froIn
b,ts Fache AID paEus acrlss her iaiuS-
Ny tttner who Ives seven na-I-. EL.r
- oXfpr'i n, aisl used Dplafs KID
NY fI..s aad Is an a1D-,.ciss1- Of
g Ia III ussa u-s'c. t..e "A OF tuF on
20 a1iiis si-tss' = - th.-s n.txt- sl..r..s.
am srs--ss = - vi sda r1a.. from
pails in bis beck ami other kidney
d'liieiiliie-- Ne certainly entertain a
Ntft aign opinion Of Deans Kidney
f-.is vhicn can be precur,-s: n Ken
"et drtsg store Sad havs. recon -l,e.,ti
&. zh-us On GUI-ruus osc.isIons.H
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
eeas~- Foster 5iIlJUrn Co, EuEs,l 4.
--is YORK sole agents tor the UuIlss:
Suites.
I.euIemb.r the R2me D1an's-aad
t--e Nc 0JRe=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09

The educational rally given en-
the campus Saturday was a de-
c.ded success and was vell az
tended by mary prominent educ
tors from % -t-7U- parts ot t1"
STATE. The day opele. with
~pee.hes q, Jhe clarei. Euancei-
lpr ki1cansea extending these
Interested IN eiucItiou most
hearty welcome. u which Iudge
R9ane happily responded in be-
hall of the epInty superintendent
OF education.
Chancellor KincannoH next IN
trudueed the visitors from whom
several COOL aai beneficial
talks on educational conditions
were enjoyed. The oxford band
rendered several selections dur
iaE the morning. Another feat
u-e Cf the morning was the read-
NJ Of tle Declaration Of indie
pendeEce hr Mis- Monaghan.
America and Dixie were sung In
unison By the aerry crowd az the
close Of tie exercises. After the
speeches we-r finished. the caau
celior led .le crowd e. the miud.e
ot the campus where several long
tables were spread with bdros-
cued meats. brunswick stew and
other ea.i5ies. After this hearty
luncheon was enjoyed the crowd
again repaired 70 the chapel
where several interesting talks
were made by prominent educa-
tors.
The closing event Of the day
was lEe bel, game between Col
ie2e Hill and oxford second nine
watch was won by tine locals u
the tune IT > to3. The Daush-
ters 1T the C0uieieracy who sold
cream and cake curing the day
realized quite a nice sum for theic
most worthy cause. for which
they wish To- express their sincere
appreciation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09

We call attention To the an
rpuEccneus t4is week Of Hon.
Pal y. Ru~n. If Senat55.a. a. a
candidate fe- Congress. NJ.
Ra~a uaae 4 formal announce
Cleut some u3ltls a-5 AMI has
osea quite 1s-.ve as = candidate.
lie w1s raised n LaFayette
County. graduated rom .le STAT
University il the literary an
law departments WIS comfy -
la-lex ,ar Lre years AM county,
superintendent II s1ucad-n far
seven years. ard moved O. S-Ua-
c5aia I,tev1 years a-7 where ae
aas aee1 engaged II tls practice
L las am 9-aer business. He
= ne uuNnaEn - tie people e.
this county w1a=e consideration
TX ass for tbs position.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
Az ADyeNIU$oJs CORRESPOND.
ENT

Few newspapers IN ti1eCaitef State,
lrs anl- - command the services of
- lriIlLEat a corps 1t correso 4nlierts
is Fns chicago Record Herald. IT,
ehgle- vi Waller &vl rl.ln L. reo-..-
s-nt K a. Washington i a sraot fins
trItiuu of its wise policy OF getting
The best there i 70 be hal. W. Wei
nam has Won = national reputation sts
a magnetic AMI res0urcefal n-sy,
writer. And now IL j. DreDariu.- Z,
GAnch MS reputation tor originality
and and d1rleg - TRYING - rS.l,.tl lh,.
Ecrtn pole IA an airsnip.
Whatever Ulay be the results of Mr..
Nelimin's daring ls1amp- u re..es.
the pole this summer IN an airshfo
anu send the news OF the VOYAGE az
once % The Record jierati by Wirs-
less telegrapay. the Mellmla Record
Herald expedition Il sure % BE- con-
busted By NIr Weiiman with the same
cool courage and whole soaied euthu-
sldsm that nave made him an IDEAL
newspaper correspondent.
1ir. y Gilman was born in Mentor.
o., in ISIS At II he began his news
paper experience, establishing at that
age a weekly paper in the little town
OF sutton. NcO. IN ISL he became
tde Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Herald, for which paper h.
visited the West Indies in Isill and
located the landing place OF Column
bus marking the spot with a hue,
stone monument. In 1891 ne made
mis- first dash for the pole, reaching
the latitude of 81 degrees north-ea5t
OF spitz5ergen- In Is9s he tried the
same fascinating quest again, pane
tratlng a. tar as Franz sosef Land
On both trips he had wonderful sac
cess in discovering new islands and
aud securing new scientific data which
nave been OF great valne 10 the Amer
lean biographical Society. Ills vo.
luminous writings for scientific peri
Odicai= and pOpulIr magazines have
shown the same ineisiye Ghought ana
keen insight that have marked b:
journalistic w9Es
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09

In 1872 there was great deal OF
diarrhOet. dssensesy ami chol=ra IN
tantum. II vas NJ tais time that
Chamberlain collie. cholera and
Diarrl.oed Remedy was fret brought
into use. IL proved i4Ore cessiul
tuan auy other remedy or treatment,
and has for - years maintained that
record From a small beginning its
sale AMI us- Eas extended TO every
part o. the United states and 10 many
foreign countries. Nine dru .gist our
90 te4 viii recommend il whea their
opinion j. sSSed, although they have
other medicines that pay them 4
greater pr-tit. 1t can always be de-
pended upon, even IN the most severe
ami dangerous cases. Foe sale by a.
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09


Section 2t--. Gr4a falG C7-;
Lilluuv s.r fa-rrre ta p.rfrrm
t-rv. if~nv county. r1r0t,-,i-s-
-rset or rnar.ri-qI af.7.s,. Min, 5a.
executed bond fa- the faithful
performance of fu.-. -haIl kragr-
IlEiy W wiTf-llv fail rssl..-r.-
refuse to perform any aut,- -s-
qu.r.I e him bv law. or searl
yulitc his official 0LIf~a-fr-s ir
any respect. the president rftrs
Beard Il Supervisors in c,-.. o.
q -9u-tv o- county d.-t-f s.i7-
rec. ana the n.aver I'm case uf HI
uu0riral officer. or aay person
inter -tel. in either c4-a. shall
cause SUIT tl he b-1r-ht on III.
che bond II such oi-eer f1-the
Recovery u such dana-es tha.
may have been sustained thereby.
Section ai1-. Code 1906 b.
moral- from ,fl.e. Tfarv n1b.
De officer. state. district county
~ municipal. shaH De-, e,sy-ct,,l
IL miscoadu-- ~ rlssieneanar in
Office. or st any felony or other,
infamous crime. or If 5pr-u,-ior
IN Office or pecul4ti.n therein az
ui cluuuue or dealing I'm future
With -or-v coutnr a. his Ean.l-
by virtue OF has ONCE. the c,.u-..
a. -litft....l f., .=t...-. .-t... ...-.-.
meus As mag bee urssrriotG. .hal
a..Ju-ge the Defendant removed
from office. and lhe cfl.ce ,f IN
defendant shall thereby be-ar,,
vacant. AMI II any such os-eu.-
boz found by Iuqu,st ta esf ua-
sound mIud during the teri lor
which ne vas elected ar-.p In.
81. or shall bee removed from off,
nee Is the Judgment IL the court
ct c1uF e.e1t jurisdiction. or 5t7-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
rus worIn-~ nE~r .Ii,,,r.

Is not entirely free rom diseases,
81 the high elevations fs.vers prevail.
while on the lower Levels nfelarta /;
encountered . a greater Of Is-ss ex-
tert, according 10 altitude. To over
come climate affections. fever a.d
agus, ard general de.ihtv. the uozi
effective remedy i Electric B.tters,
the greet alternative and blood pGriti r
the tnsIdote tor every form OF bodily
weakness, nervousness and insomnia.
Sold uaeier guarantee At \. IL. Ken
asl's drug stase. Price 80 cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09

Va you Or - kind = = give
ne @.e IN yogr valuable paper
@ thank the ki2i people wh1
g.sre z1 sind AM good 10 u in
tae sickness Of my wife. E.speei
a-y those wEo were - kiat
through all Of her suffering. al
alsht -1t n day. while she lived
May the blessings of God ever
rest Upoa tEem ! my wish.
q. " Nor-Nc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09

LIST OF unciaImes: mail matter l-ti
- the Oxford Miss. POST Office. 10,
the week ending saturday. July 9Th:
BufOrd, Miss Lucinda.
Berri=, 7. ID.
= Dukes. Willie.
tireEory, Miss LIMA.
Houston. Miss Ellen
. HicSs, John A.
Hoas-, harrison.
; lsom, Mrs. Annie.
. Lowe, DR.. E. V.
10 Latham, J. L.
II NIeeke, James.
L Nilsson, BOSTON
u Mcdaniel, E L.
Il AeDo7ald, Miss S-lnia.
ID One5l, Nara
Is Phillips, L. B.
II Person, Mrs Mary
IS Patton, Green
10 S3ndridge, Mrs. L.uey.
20 Stene. Miss Gusiefene.
81 Smith. Miss Pearl.
- Taylor j. e.
% Thaeker. Oscar.
"a White, H. o.
% White, A. 4.
% Walker. Nalvin.
- Wastin, Harry.
- hen eainug for the above pleas,
give No. OF letter and date ADVERTISE
= NJ HowRY, z. N.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
EoY> LIFE SAVED.

Ny little boy. four years old. had .
severe attack Of dyseut-ry. Ne had
tWo physicians; both OF them gays
hin p We then gave him Cnambe.
ANS Cole t'nalerE aui Eiarrha..a
Kennedy NAicn cured him an. believe
tsat >lved ais lif---&Ii.lanl IL. Scroll
i1g, Of CI-aas Hill, Ala There l. n
d1l5S b1s thiS remedy saves the lives
- many children esel YEAR. Give il
sEita castor oil according - tine psaia
printed directions and cure Is Ger
lllu. tJr sac by ali .iragg.-ts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
STARVED To DEATH.

Is what could Faithfully be said 81
many children who die. They have
worms. poor h,tie thiugs-they don T
know il AID YOU don't real - il. II
your child Is cross, Irrttui. pasty con
plrxicned and loses weight tor no ap-
parent reason, give il " hite's Cream
NermitlEe, you will b. surprised at
the results and how quickly IL pick
up Fer sale BY \. h Henlel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
! CALttogNI.N-> GooD ItcH

'-rhe lGCkies- Gay of my lit. was
when Dough. box OF BucFl-n's Ar
Mica Sslve.' writes Charles r Buiaua
of Tracy. Cal. Tive C buNr,. Cured
ne OF an anIoviag ct-e Of itchIn :
piles, wlich had truubied me tor
Years ard that yi.llsd 70 IA other
treatment" ~lii under guarantee al
\. II. hrndel's drug store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09

3 G. stewart. u merclaa. Of Cedar
: lew, A.l~s-- 81 II III! ms cu>tef.l
~ 'sl-D tlss Buys box % Or Ei.s..,s
Srr. Life kll-s tGey -=s the worth al
-ha- li1cl gold in weight, Il a.fIiets.
ss-tI cuusti patton, malaria or bilious
ness sill under guarantee az \
L. Ae1del's dTuz store Dc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
4 MILLIoNAIEr.sE,E

Attended by the highest priced baby
specialist could not be cured Of stop,-
ach or bowel trouble any quicker nv
surar thaa your baby il You Give h
Mctiee's Baby Elixir. Cures di.r-
rhoea, dys-utary and all derarg-..
.aeuts or the stomach or b2weIs. E.
sake oy \. 4. ( endel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
4 CoNTENrED WOMAN.

Il always found in the same house
Eltu Bahara's snow Liaiment. Il
Srrps every member OF tAs. family
zee rom aches -1i p-tns. It heal.
cuts. burns aud sealfls and cures rh,-a
H1--tlsm, neuralgia, iam3I 90 and all
muscular soreness ami stiffness. &c.
20'- and Il = bottle Foo sale BY \. II
Aeudel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
Noticc to Lcc1I Unions.

The Lafayette County Farm
srs Union will meet in special
session Saturday Tor the purpose
VI tahulatIng order for cotton
aasging- All locals are request
81 to De well represented as the
Meeting viii De held at Oxford
FLLINKER President.
: >. ksaasc AsTER. Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
PUBLIC SPIRIT.

\ great part q the good that
eao'es 60 any people, Is lie ,ro-
duet public spirited endeavo-,
ln a..er words tt Is q desire a5t
.uto execution or the good Of
the whole ~ pie. Se.a-hHcss
rettri- and de.racts: it even re-
acts upon the one who practices
il. broad. catholic ni-hmiuIed-
ness freed from all selfish aims.
Constructs and caob.es but the
moment any move is made. al
though it may have tendency
r. q z aod. yet tAe sinister mo-
ave %. personal interest poisoas
thc whole elat,. Results u per-
uaGaat @orth are only those
1hat spring from a sincers desire
30 aid others. The newspaper is
a great plryeyor ot instruction
end enlightenment If founded
Upon hi.h and uns. 'l-a lines. i
paper should hold the standard
y. progress Of lie hisa: i. uas
risa; Co work Tor the gain AMI
jp1G-.lius oi l.sell alone.
JOCENALISlI-OCR IDEA.
This paper. Ia al lis enLeav-
1rs throughout the years %. Its
labors. has worked with the view
li aiding the public. The work
throughout the shifting scenes
through which we have passed
Has oceu oGe of pleasure as d
whole, bat al along the wav We
nave been confronted with grave
PrQtleas. We never sauu any
duty; wc ~ 10 peia. tie way us
ri-ht living ana progress t. eve-
ry eiIzea alike. it j-mauy times
unpleasant 20 speak the whole
tTu,A Is S.e see and realize i. bu,.
oei-eFiEE 0rn.y that sincerity Of
purpose accompanied by an en-
--a.enei understanding Will al
ways do good in the end. We
nave gone on through the wears
1ro We ,rusJ oar efforts have no,
been in vain.
IN tie times tina, tried mems
souls We stood firm tar good gov
vrlaeat, the protection Of the
-a'aerland irom the rui1an. ear
pee-oas-er aud scalawaS from
-1e lor.a; alter being freed from
tbs curse We have tired % paia.
she Why Of honorable. unse.ffsa
imagine spin, "a a.trui=a. We
"ave t,-ed t. hold ~. +
Ne are profoundly grateful ,a'
a generous putlie Tor taelr ear
i-est cooperation along ou- pa.h- .
~ay-We never forget 4 friend
lad We try To remember our
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09

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