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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
AltuS Esv-

Mrs. Goolsby is on the sick list
this week, but hope she will soon
be well again.
Misses Lusk and Donnie Tubbs
spent Sunday with the Misses
kinney.
Mrs. Ida Hyde, Misses Matte
and Mary Hyde spent Sunday
with Mrs. j. .. Wooten ana
and family.
Misses Allie and Pearl Kinney
ard LOttle WOoten visited friend
and relatives on Yellow Leaf one
day last week.
There vas quite a large crowd
assembled atthe hospi.able hone
II Mr. ayi Mrs. Freeman On last
wednesday afternoon II 3 O'Clock
20 witness the marriage of Hiss
! Dale Freeman 70 Mr.. Dan Gard
ner. Rev. D. ". Geaa officiating.
We are sorry to learn ina;
I Grandfather Pgrvis is worse. but
hone b. Will soon be u9 again.
I Ii seems a. though LaFaver.e
Springs. Shiloh, Burgess. Cor
nIsh and Central are off taxing a
vacation Hope they will soon
return and send Us the news. a
We are real anxious TO hear from
them.
/ Remember the services at Beth
el the 1t and md Of February
Everybody i invited to come oui
and hear Bro. Plkeuiol.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
I University Notes.

- --E 80 ---4E - lft4EEe--
Chancellor Eincannen address,
- the teachers Il Yalobus1a
County Saturday.
Mr- II. =. 3. Miller has been
elected manager Of the foot bal
team for next season. NJ. James
Calhoun vas the other contestant
The examination for the Cecil
Rhodes scholarship was held
Tuesday AMI Wednesday. Nes-
sers. Peytoa and whitfield stood
from The University.
ar. Bean has been quite. sick
with the measles for the past fex
days, but j. recovering uow.
Mr. y. '. Miller has just re-
covered from q slight illness.
Ar. Frank Williams spent Sat
arday and Sunday at his home n
Aberdeen.
Mr.. Spencer was in Coffeeville
few days last week.
Mr. D. R. Gum spent Saturday
n Water Valley.
Mr. ". 5. Worten was xith MS
grandparents in Aboeyil.e Satur-
day and Sunday.
Nessrs. Rogers, Montgomery
RUcker are on the SICK LIST.
Dr.. 7. P. Bailey made a very
Interesting talk before the Y. v.
c. i. Sunday night.
Mr.. LaFlamne, q missionary
from India, vas with Us a few
days the first Of the week and
spoke in the Y. u. c. \. hall
Tuesday night.
Miss Cayce spent Sunday with
frien1e in town.
At meeting OF the I'M. C. \
Thursday night the following Of
1eers were elected: President. |
c. Knox; vice-president, II. G.
johnson; treasurer, Z. r Pickett
recording secretary, \. " Foots;
corresponding secretary, s. II.
Leddelle.
Base ball practice began Mon
day and viii continue at long as
the good weather lasts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

-ec--tary Wusoa ssy.- -sOue Of
t1~ o. iects % the izE i = inform tbe
consumer q the presence q certain
harmful drE<s IN Eled5rines The
Az --qglre= that the amount % chEg-
otnrul- OPIUM. ul.Espline ard other
habit forming drugs D. stated On TIE
label % each bottle Tn mauufar-
t1r-rs of Chan b~riLi1's Cough Rene
~ have ava claimed that tn-ir
r-m@fF o. not CONTAIN aay % these
drugs. and The truth Of .hi. claim :
noN fully proven. A. ~ mention og
them y mare o. the label. Tn. rem
ely - net Only on - tue safest. Bat
one ~ the best IN Use Tor coughs and
colds II a.Ge hNs been proven BE-.
yond question Glri- > - many wear,
. Z IA o=el ia Ssazs.l use. For sal,
81 a. csugzi=ts-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
SIMPLE WASH eURE> ECZEMA.


ftehsa-- BurnGaE skin Di-~a-e- Rsusei
Without the IL II InIsriaas Drug
Great inventors often have been
praised for sErrsaderinx the secrets
OF their discoveries. Practically the
same thing happened in the medical
world in the case OF Dr. Decatur ID
Dennis, the emineut skin specialist
Of Chicago
DR.. Denuss in his ogn ofEics prac-
tee, disco sered that pure vegetable
oil Of virtergreen, properly mixed
with Other simple remedies Sas prac-
tic2lIy = sure specific for Eczema.
psoriasis, BARRIERS Itch, salt rheur.
and other itching skin diseases. Bat
the oil of wintergreen alone was found
inc fectIve. II required other mild
ingredients such as gIycsrIne and
tfymoI compound with the winter
green ~ produce the real eczema cure
This compounded d. ID. D. Pres
sription positively taxes away the
ten AZ onee-ths instant it is applied
TO the skin This vegetables lixuid
does away with delsterions Drugs 80
sozx used in an attempt to doctor the
blood. whereas modern science has
that eczema is first ana
al the time a skin disease
IL you want to know mora about
the merits Of d. d. d. Prescription
call at our store. We voueh for tbis
remedy
r 2 Chiffon & co,
Oxford, Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
HUMAN RACE AFFLICTED
WITH QUEER DISEASE
Cooper Says Internal Parasites Cause Much
Suffering Everywhere
TIE following --rzrkahls r.ats-er,

The t'iicvfcg rsrzrk7hls r.asr-er.
vas recently Ea6e By l. :. Cocre-
- eoccs-zS tie rre-z-z-,oa -ssch has
beer so widely diseased shrc1xhout
ne country during tie past yea-. AID
t-As sold 1. suca ecc--ors cra.-!tsss
n leading cities
u 5 .cT q velIk-crr q. "a.
r-srsTer | have introduced NJ New
Discovery medicine. hundreds OF uso-
Pc Fave brS1SAt internal uz-assts,
or 1psTo--4- % lie n EN- czzss
tseSe people did not know the r-tu-a
CT ne parasite. and we're Consequently
exiF--ilsiy re-vous Until exclaimed
lie natter &c them In scra es.sez 40
May have lad this srper:s--e that
t1e puoiie generally became sI1--ed
axe tals opportunity Of explain
az E11t these Creatures are. ard what
1--we Earned about the- IN the uasc
A1pe<o--zs re much rcre cp--
Ecc t1a1 would be supposed. ven
e1re % say that ten per cent Of All
earucie stomach trouble. Or what Il
knoE1 as 4 rundown coalition Is
1-sec u them An individual nav
s4-er Tor years With cue Of these xreat
az--ss and lot be aware az IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

Contrary 20 general belief ths an
lerlte = not greatly fuersase,.-ft OILY
becomes irregular There L 1 -suerzI
feeling % f2Iz-ness. however. AID \
S1aSiaS seESzILoo Il tie pit Of TIE
stomach
People asictst with oce Of tkese
rer7Sstsa are r=rvoEs and csureSss.sL
1sir ehssf ss1zzticz IS e1e q Izn-
SIlcr. and they tire vsry easily. Lax
% e1srzy and ambition 1ceef the BODY
and the mind becomes dull ard H.
gsA The memory becomes not %
good and tie syssiga. Is generally
-ccrer.
The View Discovery. n freeing sruru-
An ard bowels CO al impurities. se~ru,
% os f1tal % these great worms a-d
almost Immediately expsI5 then f-uu
ne system wish 70 ASSURE a1ycrs
Eso las the expertecce inst related
VIE ny PREPARATION. that there Is 10
cause fer alarm II the natter. ard
that Il VII as 4 rule mean = speedy
restoration to good health
Ire Cooper Medicines arr I boon
70 stomach sufferers We sell Sem
a z EerdeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
WHY

Should yoE- baby suffer- When hs
Is frstful and restless, don't sxpsri-
meut on him and Use any old thing
your n-ighhcr recommends Euy a
bottle of Whites Cream Nsrmlfuge
greatest known worm medicine and
cure for all children Diseases II Is
mid IN It's action builds Up the sys-
tenn makes t1ia puuy babies fat hrs
J. 9. Smith, OF Tampa fla. writes:
- Ay 5zoy Vas thin and sickly, could
not retain IL food and cried all niznt.
Used one bottle Of Whites Cream
Fermifgzs and in feE DAYS baby Wa
laughing happy sad VEIL For sale
5y al druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
THE CALL FOR ECONOMY

Throughout the length and
ore ldth Ok our land. comes the
cry Of hard tines. The capital
st has gripped his pocket-book
With an unrelenting grasp for
fear that he may part with his
precious cash without getting a
reasonable return in dollars and
cents. Thousands have Gu. down
the salaries Of employees. and
other thousands have been thrown
out of employment altogether.
Different explanations are Civ
en Tor the cause # the financial
panic, but whatever be the cause.
the csief corcen Of the working
masses, Is, how to tide over the
stringency Of finances without
complete ruin. To one and all
comes the call for economy. The
Independently rich Will leave of
some pet extravagance. or Tn
necessary luxury, and believ,
that they are pracicing economy
The prosperous business man
the man Of moderate means. VII
one and all practice economy
from their own ideas and view
paints.
True economy ia actuated 81
some worthy motive. It may b
practiced 70 obtain an education
70 pay honest debts. purchase 4
home, or 70 enable one % con.
tribute To some charity. Fol
such purposes, economy i a VIZ
tue, unless it be pracuced at IN,
expense Of the unfortunate an,
helpless.
Each Of - has the right :.
practice our own peculiar meth
DDS Of economy, provided the 90
Jet be v0rrhy. and no one n.
sufferer thereby. 4 safe rule q
follow IS to candidiy answer th
quest "a: Would We approve q
, others under similar circunztar
, ces. making use Of such eeori
nies:. Il you are running a Il.
gods store, AM dependent upc.
! local patronage for a Evina
/ would you Ike for your fellow
I t1Ens1en O. ecO11nize By %
derias goods from TIE fact1rJ
because they could be sought q
? few cents less on the dol.a-
. L you edited . county uapei
& would you feel that il xas per
. fs ;tly right for ire people 20
have boosted into politics. al
Success, to economic By hav.n
their names dropped fron you
subscription list, CT for TIER ,
have JOB printing done n L
city.
Practice economy By al meas
, friends, but be sure IL i q n
true. honest. worthy variety
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
NOTICE. 10 CREnfIoRs
No $50

- @-~--
w- No $50
Estate Of J 2 Sunnery, Dec
Notice is hereby given 70 ali credi-
tors Of the estate OF J. r. Nuru-rv.
deceased, that on the 18th day Of No
vember. 1897, said estate was declared
insolyant by the Chancery -ourt Of
lafayette County, Mississippi, and
that on the Fourth Monday In Nav.
1905, the same being the 18th day
thereof, said claims win re taken uo
for examination and adjudication, and
all claims against said estate must BE-
filed with the cIesk by said day ana
date above named, and all creditors
Of said estate of the said J. r. Nom
merry, deceased, may attend said adj
Indication; Otherwise, they shall be
forever barred.
Witness nv hand, this the 1eth day
Of JanuarF, 1905.
J. B. ROACH, Administration.
JAS. STONE & SoS, Soils. for Adrar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
FEEL EVERY CHANGE
OF THE WEATHER
BAD BACK u ALWAYS woESE
DURING " ET @ i eRA>eKARLE
WEATHER

Is YOUR back Ike oaron1eters
Does Il foretcH every change of the
weather.
/ neys9
Briag aching. thr bbing painss
Does Il disorder the ur:ree
The kidney are calling for help.
Use loans Kid new Fills.
y iicssetts, of sill Grand avenue.
Meridian Miss, says: NY wife har
sun ar=d considerably with kidney dis
ease and pains in her back and Joins
1oId winch settled in her kidl-ys VA.
TIE starting point OF the trouble. at
hrst she thought It would pass axav
Dot Instead il grew worse. had
heard a great deal about Doaa's Kid
ney Fills and when she became so had
got ner box and she com menee.3
taxing them They acted qaickIy and
thoroughly. for by the time she had
taken three boxes she was as we'll a.
ever l never heard her com plain of
headacne, pains in the back and kid
n7y any more. Her health is good
Al can say truthfully that Doaufs
Aldney Pills helped her when other
- : NEEDLES lad no effect. Ny wife aad
4 nave both recommended them TO
irlends of ours and all speak very
highly OF them"
For sale by all dealers Price "a
cents. Iilburn 60. fsnHaIo
SeS York, sole agents for the UuIt-c
L;emeu Der the name-Dcan,-snd
axe no other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

lane shoEld=r il Usually caused By
r1eu.uatisE1 @ the muscles and quick
y yieidf TO a few applications Of
Chamberlain Pain Balm. Mrs 2. II
McEIxss. OF l.oisrown. Nsw Bruns-
gicE, writes: "Hsvilg been troubled
for some time with a pain II ny left
shoulder, decided 70 give Chamber
lzin's Pain Balm a trial, with the re-
sGlt that got prompt relief For
sale b ali druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

The New York County Repub-
liean Committee refusing to in
dorse any candidate for the presi
Genital nomination throws the
spotlight on the absence of the
barrel up 70 date.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

II you have any trouble with vour
stomach yen shcult take chan, s-r-
lain's Stom1ca a1d Liver Ta5let-.
Nr. j P. ki1te. % E.dira. 1Fr.. 49,.
u ha1e used great many Giferent
71esiicine> for stomach troubles. bet
md Chan 0--iaiu's stomach aud liver
ia0iets NOR be1-f a. than ANOTHER
remedy | ever used. For -a.- By ~
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

HALF OF the editors in New Or.
ieans think the chiefof poIice had
a rghtto shoot at Editor Leveoue
however, the opinion IS subject
70 revision in case any one has a
grievance against said editors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

No MATTER how many inches Of
newspaper space the Standard OIL
Co. uses IN its educational cam
paign, the 50, 600, 900 hne i still
an aAuring prospect for the peo-
pie % look forward To-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

a Massachusetts man has just
died after having boarded free in
the aims house for ten years, but
leaving an ample estate. New
England ideas about economy
are oftsn peculiar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

The old South Carolina dispea
sary board. under arrest for con-
spiracy 70 defraud the State, viii
TO doubt vote the straight prohi-
bition ticket az the next general
election.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

OF course i was District At
torney jerome deep concern for
the morals Of newspaper report
ers that led him 70 request their
expulsion from the trial during
Eve.yn's story.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

as USUAL, there are two far.
tons in New Orleans since the
ehief OF police tried to shoot the
editor Of the Morning World. One
thinks the officer should be hang
60 ior shooting at him, and the
o.ner iavors hanging for missing
aim.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

MARX TWAIN isn't worrying
over that $1,000 locked in 4
broken bank. A he made 1t on
rs jokes, It ISN'T the original
Quality.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

I'VE are not yet out Of the
woods, says Editor Watterson.
Well, While we're in the timber
belt, let's get IN a few good heks
f1r z forest reserve.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
WATCHED FIFTEEN YEARS

"Fo- fifteen years have watched
the working of B1ckIen's Arnica
salvei and il never failed to cure anv
sore DOLL. ulcer or burn 20 which Il
vas applied IL has saved u many a
doctor bin, " says A. T. Hardy, Of East
= utoH- Ne. sc. az A. II. ksnddgs
drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

With 50 many states going
dry, Carrie Nation has decided
70 retire : from business. No,
enough sol0on smashing 70 make
i interesting for her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

some Of the socialists would
rally around Haywood's candi-
dacy for the presidency more en-
Enthusiastically had he been con-
victed o. the murder charge at
Boies City.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

JACOB RlIs has praised the
president u the skies, where 70
doubt, the Big stick would batter
any gates that might be locked
against him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

\ MARYLAND man was cured Of
a malady by hearing funny
stories. Laughing trouble of il
even better than dancing It down
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

! FEDEsa- Judge says Harri-
man must answer questions pro-
pounded by Interstate commerce
commission. Another case Of
making money talk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

THE payment Of that big Inc
would be another matter with
Brother E.0cAei-i.-r,if he thought
the government really needed the
money.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

ALL clearing house certificates
have been called in, and Ve
didn't think % keep a few Of
them as souvenirs Ct the three
weeks panic.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
W. P. sHISAULT.

SECRETARY TAFT inmates that
the Panama canal wsll be finish
ed in six years, or else by that
tine the public viii forget It.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
To the ?. E ana c. u. Mcnterc.

Having attended the mass meet
ing held in Memphis on Jan. 1th,
Sth and 9th, I want to say that
there was something ike LOO CT
100 farmers there representing
about 10 States and territories
and the demonstration a. TO the
determination TO hold Tor the
minimum was something wonder
tul.
There was every evidence 81
perfect harmony and good viii
existing in all parts. Dou tniaS
Tor one moment that the idea Of
unionism il dying out for II il not
But instead there seems u b q
determination on the part Of every
one or most. so - push and e.
courage the movement until every
farmer under the sun or a. nearly
20 as possible, shall become a
member.
"A the time il nearing when
+ our people usually begin to make
arrangements for their supplies
70 make a crop, admonish you
10 live up 70 your declarations OF
purposes which you should not
De ashamed Of. but instead.
should proudly hold them out =
TIE world and Try TO esta dish
Justice. secure equity. Apply
the golden rule and discouras e
I the credit and mortgage system
land bring ourselves up to the
standard of other industries and
business enterprises. To strive
for harmony and good will among
all MANKIND. Garner the tears OF
the distressed. the blood Of mar
ryrs. the laugh Of innocent child
+ mood. the sweat Of honest labor.
and the virtue Of . happy home
a. the brightest jewels known
| appeal - YOU % stand by tAe
adopti0ns of the National Union
LOT which you VI. know IL Que
/ tine. We are organized for self
/ protection and o. attend 70 out
. oEn business in a legitimate way
Sov-. "a the last ginner : repor'
shows that there mas not beer
. 100000 bales ginred up - Jar
Is. I see TO reason for cotton
. selling az present prices, a. th'
{ present Indications are trat th'
crop viii be far sh0-S Of what va
expected or even what the worl.
reeds. So / especially urge tao='
T that can (Eishout financially n
. Jury o. =0-e friend rhar Eas st0o'
oy you) 10 hold for the uli1in-l
price
For remember brethren ws AZ
r the thiczss- u the 5S1t. ard i
: our Deliberations let u max
: haste sl0Eiy By .ctln- ildici Is
2 i on al q-e-u1us. la every n
STAGE. let nlruocy prevail ait
the motto. Justice. equity Al
: TIE golden rule. exe-FlIet Il
: cur lives ~ are bound - succee
. Lex love t1r TIE great conmo
a.. cause. blind our eyes - f-lv0-0g
matters ard press on u victory
i we are true % The cause =
; represent when the battle = eve
E ~ can happily lay aur a-uou
4oxn wIth clean hands and
cleas co-scis1 p
Eraternaily yours.
FRONTS LINER
?. Sd want U say that Il
farmers Won't stick = = thing @
the past in ny judgment. an
when any member q tie P-eda
tory HorIes (rhat seen - anE
ogs - see - accomplish naught
tells you TIE farmers Of =ou
I other section are selling their CO
: to1 az 4 reckless rate are (iro1
/. Ire evidence that vas introduce
! ~ the mass r1eeting) either woe
= - Efr- s---r l-a-~ 60 - lie $500 q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

New York Times and New York
Herald have settled differences
L looks Ike the lion ard the
lamb again, if you could only
pick cut the lamb.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

Hard winter on editors. Ore
in Louisiana target for police
man : gun; one in Georgia shot
himself. and prohibition pinchinz
editors IN general.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
Announcement.

We are Authorized q Annoc CO th
following candidates tor state soma
tor from she lZnd Senatorial District
ut the Specsa! Election 10 be held on
satGrs. ~, Jan. 18th.
2 4 DEAN.
w.P. sHINACLT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23
HOW l. YOUR DIGE,rIo~

ars- Mary bowling OF rs, sth ave
San Franc isco, recommends a reme,3y
for stomach trouble. She szvs.
Gratitude fo- the wonderful enc,
Of Electric Bitters in a case If acnts
indigestion, prompts this Testimonial
arm fully convinced that for ston1scb
and liver troubles Electric Pitters i.
the oest remedy on the market to-
day This great tonic and alteraiiya
medicine invigorates the system. pUir
fies the blood ann Is especially helpful
In all forms Of female weakness. Sc
at A. II. ksndePs drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

DOA ueI1yI Go Soufhrestl
You voa't make mistake. Twiee =
month, Honeseskers' tickets are odd ~
the Cotton Belt Al very low rates. MAJ.
IMP OF investigation = it will be Ia
best thing you ever did.
W1ts for our descriptive l:terature-,e,l,
al about Arkansas and Tex1-Let .s
hep you to Success.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

Ta-at. ~rnf. So iIa- t,r n. sr-t Ia
.~rtl.tat. .lst e-1ts p~r lia- fsr -set sts-
sstu~ e ills.rslslti-
ff5.aHF at r-rfls- u-ufs Is csnes pr
rnHal ia. zach sssk Insertion.
s1hsFt .tFis. sasr4 Ertnafr. - Ers7~rfs !
gsuf nsF sursf.
- is.r-ix - sdv~rfI 80 -n-~t tsssn 9Th 9
1a-i on aasl-r AM FiTr re- ul.ftnr~s
T4Hd - rhnnL.. fall. snd Ansaaa~--
rsrlsf- -~nf. a~r itue
Ths free i..t - .u-uf nf~f-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

When You Aayz a Ia. e 49,.
d0 not let Il 1rag alo.4y uIsril r. ~
comes chronic bronchitis or ,rar-t''e
into an at acS Of psszasrs. "a a. ~
4 tn a.rsntI N i irs--v.-- -, =,
s.d u ~ Ak san ri4i = a..
R-m-dy az 30 ar r..
fell -Ius.i >
s.'.i an - ~ .
- D -
'sAisss &s-G - macy p. -
Ats in.ay r. k-xsu
4 CO.
putasiO
.. AZ - -so---=-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

-'N' :. ~ $3.50. .ssasIree
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-23

Just consider whether il better
70 take advantage Of the won
der1gl opportunities this terri
tori now offers, or continue
"aereyou are, smuggling along
under adverse condIrions. WIS.,.
nag your tine and enerzy
tying 70 make a high-2riced
farm which IS ..all Work--I
out " pay.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-03-14
punish the Officials.

Punish future infraction of the laws
by the corporations, but punish the of
ficials and not the stockholders. II
juries hesitate and fine the corpora
lions it is an act Of great injustice
in short, it is an outrage. Let the
present laws stand and watch their
result, for the wise physician pre-
scribes one medicine and watches its
effect before prescribing another.
Cease all threats or hard words about
the corporations and capitalists, for
such words are only idle and brighten
public already scared. And one
may not forget that the savings banks
are the great owners OF corporation
bonds and notes-are, in short the
trustees of the wages Of the great
wage-earning public, for the poor
men lend to the rich corporations be-
cause they know that the notes Of
the rich corporations have always been
their safest vestment.-Atlantic.