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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
PERSONAL RIGHTS.

The love Of freedom and per-
sonal rights Is the foundation
stone Of our nations strength.
Il Vas the one great source Of in
sp.rauon TO our forefathers in
their herO,c struggle for indie
pentence and liberty, ami today
II i dearer 10 the hearts If all
loyal Americans than any EARTH
~ possession. Whatever threat
ems to deprive our citizenship OF
their just rights and freedom vi
action, : ! menace to the con-
ztliutlon 4 our government, and
As such should Be INST and ,hwar-
ted. Our Declaration Of indie
~pendence asserts that "all men
are born free ard equal not in
telieciually, morally. or hnanci-
ally, sureiy--but born to equal
civil rights, and freedom of
thought and action. II such a
principle be the main spring of
our code Of political ethics, why
should the war Of capitol against
labor receive the support and
aid OF those who declare Them
selves loyal subjects of our gov
eFament. Why should the rich
sex - grow yet richer, and ci-
ganac trusts and combinations
o. capital defy the poor man to
even enter into feeble compete
uon IN the world Of trade and
commerce.?
iteainot be that the superiori-
y Of mental and moral powers
mas given the capitalists of our
land the right to control the com.
nercIaI markets of our Eation,
tor some Of the greatest thinkers
and moral refUrmers Of the world
have sprung from the masses.
tie vino seeks to uplift the
bread winners OF our land and
enable them to maintain their
rights and Independence, is the
tue patriot and philanthropist.
and men advocating and sup
porting such principles are the
oles every voter should strive tn
place IN power.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06

After several weeks absence
we come forth with a few items.
The peoples health is very
good at present, although AIr.
Eddie Hollowell has been very
sick with mumps.
Everybody seams to be enjoy
ing the good old summer time
with its bounty OF fruits and
melons, also the gala days.
The Woodmen of the World
picnic last Thursday was a grand
success, many visiting Woodmen
were present to participate, also
the six congressional cndidates
made fine orations in their own
behalf.
Mr.. Joe Palmer and family
have returned from Texas where
they spent IS months. We glad
~ welcome them into our midst.
The Methodist meeting began
Sunday, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Nei-on, OF Toccopola, who de-
liyers two excellent sermons each
day.
The Missionary Baptist meet
ing will begin Sunday.
Mrs. Lalah Wilson and little
laughter, of Water Valley. are
the guests of relatives.
Miss Orrie Womble has return
ed from Sumner, where she has
been for two months teaching
school.
We have been having a goos
deal of rain here of late. Severa
OF the people are taking advant.
age Of the good season and ar.
preparing for several good din.
ners this coming winter by SOW.
ing turnips seed.
We wish the dear old EAGLl
and its many readers much sue.
cess. BROWN EYES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
OUR /

since our race multiplied and
: P'en'shed the earth" statistics
show the comparative value Of
nau"n1. The lshmcalite ~ Old
was 81 ~ more value t. the w5rld
tnan The modern hobo. on the
other hand, his half brpthcr. the
isrealite was an example of thrift
and progress, and when free
from idoIatry. a monument Of
political power.
The Greeks and Romans have
been of untold value tn thu aorld
Is lenders ir art aud literature.
At the same time barbara hor,les
have numbered the earth for
generations and passed away
without leaving. As d, werv, a
foot print upon the sands uttime.
la the present day, the sane
standard holds in estimating ma
tpnal worth. The ignorant,
d9~n-trpdicn millions of Africa.
Asa and India. are Of no more
value to the world than the i'm
necile or feeble minded to a COM
munity.
The recognized leaders Of pro-
Sress are the European and
American nations. Take Great
Britain and the United States off
the globe, and all civilized lands
would feel the loss. for as food
producers, manufacturers and
educators, these nations are un-
equalled.
National value and strength
are composed ofindiviIual worth.
just As separate bricks make up a
wall or building. IL Of no value
u a community We are as WORTH
less nations. Morality, intelli-
Sence and industry are necessa-
ry to the worth Of both individu-
al and nation and duty should
urge Us to come up 10 the stand
ard Of worth when Will make our
Influence Eel; At the present time
and also for ayes to come.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
I~occopola News.

The farmers are nearly through
laying by their crops, and every
body is preparing for the pro-
tfacted meetings, which are near
at hand.
Mrs. Bette Coleman, of Birm.
ingham, Ala, is here spending a
lew weeks with her mother, Mrs,
lnman.
Our ball team crossed bats with
N'uea!oon Friday on the Muca-
loon diamond, and again Won =
victory over ''the Looms" the
score being - 70 8.
Miss Ruth Whitford visited
friends here last week.
The cream supper at Mr.. Ru
Lasts Thursday night was well
attended and enjoyed by an.
Miss Della Jones has returned
from Texas where she has haen
visiting relatives the past month
Our boys again encountered
Iula on our home diamond Satur-
day and played a close game. bu,
Were defeated by a score Of Id -
IL. y
Misses Bertha Jones and Geor-
ga Smith, of Fort Worth, Texas.
are visiting old friends and roll
dves here this week.
~
The Methodist meeting will be.
gin here Sunday.
The young folks enjoyed an i.
cream supper at the hosDitab.r
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. WILEY
Moore Saturday night.
MAGNOLIA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
Legal Advertisements.
Notice 20 Bidders.

The undersigned will receive sealed
bids up 10 , O'Clock pm on Thursday
Aug 9Th, for furnishing record and
blank books. tax RECEIPTS aud var
rant books and pay certificate books
for the county and county district OF
fleets as provided by law for the two
years ennlng July /. 1870, and the sue
eessful bidder WILL De required TO give
a bond of $500 with Tvs or more good
securities for the ia thfuI performances
OF this contract, which work will he
done IN conformity with Sections 37fs
4f6s, i190 aud All, Code of 1905. and
. Board reserves the right TO reject
any and ali bids.
W. NJ. WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxford, Miss, July IL, Is0s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
SUBJECT: saul Rejected by tn
Lord -

SUBJECT: saul Rejected by the
Lord"
GOLDEN TEXT: "The Lord our
God Nill We serve and his
Voice all re obey."-(Josh.
XXIV. "a
"Wao were the Amaiekites?'
The Ana!ekites were a people
nhabilng i country south Of
Palestine. They sere bitter sne-
ni-s 70 the Jews. They prac-
iced robbery and murder, and
all kinds Of wickedness. The
Lord, because II their wicked
ness, commanded saul 10 utterly
destroy the Amalekites and all
Il Their property. Saul ard his
men destroyed all of the Amale-
kites except the king, Agag, and
the best OF the cattle. God was
dispieased because Saul took the
King and the best cattle alive.
and uoid MIN, through Sameul.
ne would take mis- kingdom away
from him and give it 10 his neigh
Dor. Sameul had Agag brought
out and heved in pieces.
Saul's good qualities"
The first We know of Saul he
Eas o5edient TO his father. He
ras humble. He defended the
neOple or Jabesh against the
AIonitss. He was brave, he
xas generous to the people that
had opposed him as king. He
spared the Kenites for kindness
they had done to the children of
ssreal.
''Saul's bad qualities"
He did not obey the commands
Of the Lord many times. sauI's
Foolish curse. lie did wrong
when he took the Amalekites
cattle slive.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
LOCALS.

Mrs. f.. VI. Starzinger died at
her home in Cairo, ILL.,, last Thurs
day after a week OF intense SUI
fering. Mrs. Starzinger had lived
all OF her life in Carlo except two
years spent in Oxford. where she
is remembered by many friends
She leaves a husband, two little
daughters, her parents and one
sister to whom we extend sympa-
thy in their great bereavement.
The Sunday School Institute of
the Water Valley District OF the
Presbyterian Church me- Friday
at College Hill and the interest
ing program was carried out a.
published. Mr.. ;. ;. Johnson
was reelected president and Mr..
Jones Treloar was elected sec
rotary. \ number OF delegates
from the surrounding towns and
a still larger number Of visitors
were present. An elegant dinner
was spread for the multitude and
the hospitality was unstinted.
Oxford was chosen as the next
place of meeting and We hope
will extend the same bountiful
and cordial hospitality as was
given them by the good people OF
College Hill.
Save your Hay. Will sell or
rent you a Mower or Rake.
J. l.. SHINAULT.
Don't walk, buy one of those
nice Buggies from
J. L. SHINAUMT.
THE EAGLE Office is seriously
contemplating the purchase of 4
new lye brush, a can of benzine,
a towel and n bar Of soap. Sc
look out for Improvements.
All indications point to c hard
winter, repair your buildings. !
have Flooring, Ceiling, Weather
Boarding and all kinds of Rough
Lumber and cover with Roofoes-
tos the cheapest and best see
samples. j. l.. SHINAULT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
a Voice from the Mcthodnt Sun
day School.


Why do our home people de-
sert the Sunday School during
the summer months? There ara
many excuses given, but when
all Is considered. are they at all
prUPortiouate to the Importance
II the work?
The first Il July resumed the
study Of the Old Testament, be-
gun in l905-a subject teeming
With interest and Importance and
possessing all the charm Of rU-
mancs-lhe history II the Kings
ii Israel beginning with the ka-
leidpsc0ric character of Saul.
These oii-time narratives ART
full of precious lessons. They
reveal - US the patience and
EOodness Of God toward has err
lng and dispbedient children.
They arr the background al the
New Testament without which.
Z cannot De understood. IL Is a
pity for the children or TIE grown
people, to miss these charming
lessons. the sunday School exists
that people, especially the young.
may be trained IL TIE way Of a
religious life and the best way
Tor the children to lie Interested
- through the parents. What
an Impetus would be given ii
every member Of the church
would attend sunday school.
Cur magazines written and con-
piled 10y the Leading minds Of our
church ard contains some real
literary gems. DR.. Tibbe;t has
given, Through Nature to God,
Through man TO. Cod" ana
Through psychology 70 Cod"
al worthy OF a place IN the fines,
literature. The contributions
from Bishops Hendrix and Cand-
Ter, Prof. Brown and Others are
not only helpful. and instructive.
but beautiful a. we'll. These ar
acles are well worth the study OF
the Oldest members Of the church.
u only needs \ lttle sacrifice to.
attend this most important Of
schools anu if once one becomes
Interested, il IS Z real depriva-
ton MT TO 90. And what meal
tulable good 10 the young. the
help. the example. the upli.t.
this leading in things Divine.
How 1t tells in the children in
their work for God.
Below Is given the w0rA Of a
little girl twelve years old, whose
parents are earnestly employed
IN Gods service; showing what
home influence can do. The
Quarterly gives some home work
- be written every week and thi-
htte girl deserves much credit
br her paper which shows both
-nOught anu research.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
NOTICE.

In compliance with Chapter lIs.
Sheet Act Of 1905. Page IIs, / have
obtained from Hon. James y. Tnomn-
son, Internal Revenue Collector TOR
the District Of Mississippi. a certified
list OF ali persons, hrms or corpora
tons holding Retail Liquor Dealers
license IN lafayette County, Miss.
tor the preceding a. months, 10 wiz.
W. 4 Stinebeck, Oxford, Il. ID. n
L.. 3 months ending June so, 1905.
W A. ~Stinebeck, Oxford X 1. m
o months ending June 10, 1895.
1 hereby certify that the above lis,
OF names are same a. certified 10 M.
by the Internal Revenue Collector.
J.. q. HARrsFrELD. sherir.
Oxford. Miss, jay q, IsOs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06

Il have used Chxmberlain's Collie
Cholera and uizErho-z lsemedy since
Il vas nrst introduced 10 the public ia
ls12. and have never found one in
stance where n cure wa not soeeaiIv
effected BY its use. / have been =
commercial traveller for Is years, and
nsssr Start out on a trip without this
ny iGtntnl friend" says II. s. Nich-
oAs. OF oakland, Okla When a man
las used a remedy for 35 years he
SHOWS It's value and is competent to
SPEAK OF IL For sale by all druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
0n.ral Newx

The health OF our community l.
better than it has been.
We are glad to note that Miss
Susie McLarty is up again, and
hope she will continue 10 improve
Crops look Furnishing anee the
good rain Sunday.
Messrs. j. a. McLarty and s.
u. King made a business trim h.
Oxford this week.
some OF our young people at
tended the picnic at Delay We'd
nesday, July 22nd, aud report an
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Leila McLarty has return
ed home after a three weeks visit
to her grand mother.
BLUE BIRD.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
Unclaimed letter..

Lis, OF unclaimed mail matter lett
In the Oxford. Miss, Post-Ot.c- tor
the week ending Saturday. Au.. Ist:
Armstrong. Alice ;. ;.
, Allen, Miss SeTtie.
; Auimun, Mrs MinnimOr.
iirown, Miss Allie Croker.
= I%'Htler, James L.
9 Burr, J.. Z.
: Conweil. Sidney.
; Ho1 toG, Harriet.
$ Jones'. Mary.
10 Jores, Robert.
IL lawrence, Miss Mary.
. y Nickersor, Eliza.
Is Parrish, E. C.
Ii %tiuffin, Winnie.
Is Stoyall, 3.artha.
is Webb, Miss Bessie P.
IL Woodward. J. z.
Is Williams. Miss Bertha.
10 Webb, Miss Bessie, (sl
nhen calling for the above please
z We No. of letter and date advertised
:. NJ. HowEY, P. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
Pearson Again Eato-acd.
To the Voters Of Pamela County:

10 the voters OF tanoia county
Tho Congressional primary will
soon be upon US. ! am afraid We
DO not properly appreciate the
fact that We have "A rrst-class
candidate for Congress with a nne
opportunity % elect if We do our
duty.
None Of us doubt the ability OF
Hon. Leland l.. Pearson &c make
"a 4 Representative equal to any
this district haseyer had; and we
arr equally confident Of his u
periur qualifications in other
things AS well as his mentality.
Why then, do | write this? Be-
cause men are not now put into
Office without votes. This is the
period in Mississippi history when
votes count. All have an equal
right, and your vote will count 80
much a. anybody else's vote;
that Is, II you 20 to the polls and
vote. There j. the rub.
We boast II our citizenship and
our franchise until election dav
and then forget all about il. r
else let some trivial matter cheat
Us out Of Il. We owe it to our
county as well as 70 our candidate
To - the pol!s-every mothers
son Of us-on the primary day
and cast our ballet for the Honor
able Leland L. Pearson. And do
not stop stop there, see that your
neishbor and your neighbours
sons 20 and do likewise.
Mr.. Pearson is strong-strOng
in the qualifications that make u
statesman; but no man, however
great and strong and eloquent he
may be, can boost himself into
office, it must be done by the peO-
pie. Many i good man has been
beaten because his friends had
too much confidence in his
strength and failed to 10 their
part on election day. Let it not
be so in this instance.
This Is written principally for
the voters Of my own county, but
If it chances 10 fall under the eyes
Of some voters of other counties
in the district which have no
candidate, | wish to commend to
you our candidate.
Without disparagement to the
other FIVE honorable gentlemen
who are candidates and are all
my friends and worthy, let me
say TO you that you cannot do a
better work for the District and
State on primary day than to go
TO the polls and vote for Mr..
Pearson and elect him.
He has succeeded, and this Is
the best test. More than that, he
has succeeded against great odds.
Financially ne has prospered (;
professionally ne has become dis
unguished. With it all he has
helped the helpless.
Show your appreciation Of this
kind of 4 man and serve your
country by electing him as your
representative in Congress.
(Sigued.) p. h. LowREY.
BatesviIle. Miss, July %, 1905
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06

Lester VI. Nelson. Ut Naples, Ne g.,
s1's IN a recent letter: II have usei
D.. Kings New iiIscovery many years
fIr coughs aad colds aud think it saw
e my HE. nave found it 4 reilaDls
: 'msdy tor throat and lung COM
p aints aad wOuli no more be without
a bottle than would be without food
For nearly 20 years New Discovery
nes stood 1t the head u throat and
lung Remedies. ~ L preventive Vi
pneumonia and healer OF weak lungs
1t mas ~ equal s1iI uaier glaran-
Tee at \ II. Aendel's Grug store. 50c
and 81. Trial bottle free.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
W Int e @. ftr IndIrr.finn-

A Robinson, of Drumquir. Ontario
has been troubled tor , ears with indi-
ge-tIop, and recommends chamber
aims Stomach and Liver Tablets as
tine best medicine | ever used.r 1,
troubled with indigestion or conssipl-
ton give them L trial They are Ger
tain To prove beneficial. They are
easy To take AMI pleasant in effect.
Price 3 cents. Samples free. Sold
BY all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06

The Department of Agriculture
and Commerce at jackson is put
ting out The Bulletin, q splendid
paper that discusses every ques-
ton of interest TO farmers. Ii
will De sent to every farmer free
upon application. Send a card
a; once and get this paper regu-
larry.
It's one OF the most amusing
things in the world to hear some
people boast of their .sbIue
blood" You look at them care
fully, you sound them through
and through and for your life you
are barely able to tell whether
the object is very far removed
from the toad or the terrapin IL
the Evolution is true, and If YOU
discard that theory then it GER
talnly makes the ancestors of this
object a most terrible Joke.
Wouldn' 1t be much better not to
disgrace your ancestors by telling
the world? Let the dead rest. ii
you keep on the traditions Of the
fathers will lose all their charm.
Some people remind Us of the
story of the Irishman and the
mud turtle. Pat noticed early one
morning that someone had cut off
the head of the turtle and had left
the severed parts lying near each
other in the sun. At night ne
passed along the same way and
noticed that the turtle was still
kicking; he drew nearer for a
closer view and upon finding that
MS eyes were correct in seeing
the turtle sill kicking he made
this remark: THE darn fool is
dead and don'tknow it," II some
people could realize this their in
terests would fare much better.
at least they might expect a de-
cent burial.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
A GRAND FAMILY MEpIcIyr

1T gives me pleasure to speak a
gooo word for Electric Bitters Writes
frank Conlan, of No. 43s Houston
street, New York. sits a grand
family medicine for dyspepsia and
liver complications; while for lams
PACK and weak kidneys it q n BE-
100 highly recnmmanded.n Electric
5itters regulate the digestive fun
tons. purify the blood, and impart
renewed vigor and vitality to .ns
weak and debiitated of both s~rss
sold under guarantee n A. H. Ken
defs drug store. Price 50 cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
D~IAR.HoEA CURED.

"Ny fathsr has for years been
troubles with diarrhoea, and tried
every means possible to effect a cure.
without avail" writes JohI II. ZirkIe
OF railippi, W. Va tie saw Cham
oeriain's Co ic, cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy advertised in the Philippi
Republican and decided to try it. The
result is one bottle cured him and he
has not suffered witn the disease for
Is months. Before taking this remedy
ne was a constant sufferer. He is now
sound and well, and although 30 4
old, can do as much work as a young
man. Sold by all druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
Mcsic.

Miss Nan r. Hooper will open
her Studio of Music at the Eois-
copal Rectory on the second
Monday in September. Pupils
solicited. Communication can
be had with her at the residence
of Mrs. BemPrice.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
BucKLuNs ARNIc. s,Iyr WINS.

Tom Moore. of Rar1 Route No. /.
Cochran. ga, writes: II mad a bad
sore come on the irstep OF my foot
ana cOuid find moth ny that would
neal II until | applied Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve. Less than half Of a - ce1t
Dox won the day tor me by affecting
4 perfect cure" Sold under guaraa-
tee at \ II. Esndsi's drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06

"For twenty years | suffered from
a bad case of graEulatd sore eyes,. SAYS
Martin Boyd, OF Henrietta, XIV. an
February, 1905. a gentleman asked M
to Try C~hamDsrlain's Sa!ye- bought
one box and used about tgo-thirds OF
It and my eyes have not given me ann
troable since This sliys Is for sale
" all druggists;
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
CHRONIC pr.Rnuor. rtt.v

Edward 4. Henry, with the United
States Express 60, Chicago, writes,
Cur Gensrsl Superintendent M.
QUICK, handed me a bottle OF Cham
o~erlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Kennedy some time ago to check an
attack of the old chronic diarrhoea.
nave used il since that time and
cured many on oar trains who have
b-en sick. / am an old soldier who
sarved with Rutherford B. Hayes ar d
William Mckinley tour ye trs ia the
@irG Ohio l;-ginent AMI have no all
ment except chronic diarrhoea, which
THIS remedy stops at o &c. :" For sale
by all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06

Is the only way TO describe the uaor
enid taat Is afflicted With worm. No
matter how much or how often itsats
the worms get all the nourishm-n1
from the food, the child pr.ctiesII"
noAe; whites Cream vermifuge gels
rti OF u c worms quickly, easiIy and
ain NJ bad after effects. Price 8.
. bottle Sold BY i. II. EsudsL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
nAHy MORPHINE FIENps

Are made by all soothing syrup.
and baby medicines that contain
opium and narcotics. McGeeis Baby
Elixir contains no Injurious o~rnarcotie
drugs OF any kind. A sure and safe
cure for disordersd stomachs. bowels
and fretfUlnes@splendid for teerhing
ntants- Sold by 4. II. kendeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
A LETTER TO

DR.. \. \ Toung.
Oxford, Miss
Dear Sir:-Tbis is short:
Every job painted Devoe tsdes les.
gallons than of aay other paint.
Il not, No pay.
Yours truly.
E ". DEvos < Co.
p 5 Relbue Price sells our psiat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
THE BEST PILL, FyEK soID

After d~octoring Is years fo~rchronic
indtgestion and after spending over
500, nothing has done me- ~ much
good as DR. Kings New Lite Pills. 7
consider them the best pills ever soiG .
writes & +. -Nyscue. of Inyieside, :.
q Sold under ~guirIntee 4. \. II.
kendePs drug store. 2lc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
s.
Agent. Oxford. Miss

Fcf The Singer Sewing Machine
and Wheeler It Wilson Machines.
Call and examine machines and
prices. Terms reasonable, pay
nsnG5 easy. Satisfaction guaran
s~si
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06
ar aouw

Lots of men and women who ara
agreeable with others, get Cranky,
at hume. I.'s lot disposition. ia the
liver IL you find in yourself that Won
feel o around tbs house. litsIs
things worry you, Just buy a bottle az
bAilaFd's Herbins and paE your liver
IN shape You and everybody around
you will feel better for in. Price 5oc
per bottle. Sold by A. H. KsndeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-06

IRIS would be unusual news il men
ana women would keep themselves
rec y rheumatism and all aches
and pains as veil as keeping their
maseses and joints hmber with Bal
l@fa's snow Liniment- sold by A. III.