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Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
Danger in Delay

iAAoney diseases Are Too Dangerous fol
Oxford People 60 NeigIeet
The great danger OF kidney trouble.
Ia that they get a firm hold before the
suffs-er recognizes them. Health l.
gradually undermined. Backeche
headache, nervousness ,lameness. sore
ness, lumaa-o, urinary troubles. dron
~, diabetes and Brignt's disease fol
low in merciless succession. DON'T
neglect your kidneys. Cure the kid
neys with the certain and safe ramed,.
Doan's Kidney Pills, which has enred
people right here in Oxford.
ID. IL. Jones, living on North street
oAtord, Miss, says: "Mrs. Jones'
cannot say too much in favor of Doan,s
nidney Pulls. She complained great
zeal OF spells OF baekache, being more
severely troubled at times than at
others, and attributed the cause OF
ner suffering to an impaired action OF
ner kidneys. These organs gave evil
aenee that they We're at fault. Final
~ Doan's Kidney Pills came to h er
attention and she procured a box at
AendePs drug store. she derived a
great deal OF benefit from their use
IN short time and Whenever she
nears anyone suffering from pains In
tne back or any trouble arising from
a disordered kidneys, she advises the
I've OF Dvan's Kidney PiIs.n
For sale by all dealers. Price 5ects
Co, Buffalo, New
I ork, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
AXE no other.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

The farmers are talzin , advant-
age Of the beautiful weather and
cotton planting is the order OF the
day.
The little folks enjoyed an egg
hunt Saturday afternoon. Miss
Cornie Fletchall being the prize
winner.
The young people enjoyed an
entertainment Saturday night at
the home OF Mrs. Alma Fletchali.
Quite a large crowd attended
prayer meeting Sunday night.
Misses Orrie and Mabel Wom-
BILE have returned home from a
visit 10 their sister. Mrs. Ida
Baker, near Coifeeville, where
they spent Last week.
Mr.. John Croker and little son,
Of Denmark, were the guest %
his mother, Mrs. Bette Croker,
Sunday.
( Messers. Stanley Mize md Os-
car Palmer were in oar midst last
Sunday.
Misses Alma Wilson and Mona
Adams passed through here one
day last week On their way tC
Pontotoc where they go to take Z
/ special literary course.
There were services at thl
Primitive Baptist Church sun
day conducted by Revs. Morton
AMI Powell, who delivered tw o
excellent sermons. b.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
Sooth Yocona News.

Well, it has been quite awhile
since | have seen anything from
.tlis part Of TIE county, so I will
to give your readers I few items.
The health Of this community
.is fairly good, and the farmers
are getting along with thti. work
pretty well, considering the wet
weather. Some few have planted
cotton, others say they will not
plant any this year. / think the
acreage in this vicinity vii! be
diminished nj least - per cent.
The young people enjoyed an
egg hGn; Sunday ~ tac ha.ae Of
Mr. Tom Tarver.
M.. John GcGoni-al. wife and
son visited Mr. J. i. Nerren last
Sunday.
We are having free delivery oI
mail.
hrs. willie Grain and dauch.
ter', o. Gault, visited Mr. IeT.
Tafver Sunday. GUESS.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
4 LETTER To

Mr.. J. Z. Pegues,
Oxford. Mlss.
Dear Sir:-Ikere are IwJ s0sts uf
paint; one 10 sell aad Make money,
he other to paint and save money.
Mha gets the money? Tue maker,
The seller, the painter.
" here does It eume frnu.2 Tne
owner, OF course; he pays the painter
for doing the work, u d the dealer tor
gallons ct paint; and he pays thd psint
manufacturer, gallons again; more
sailOas, more money ali round; for
tds owner 10 pay To the painter ccs-ie,
and paint manufacturer.
WHAT'S the paiGt that saves money!
tiaiions again; less gallons, less money
Tor P,Int, less money tor wages; :
-ellon OF paint Is 81 for wages and
paint. Less gallons, less money Il
pay IS a gallon.
Two sorts OF paint; less gallons ant
more; less money and more; 50 a gal
Ion difference; two To one in gallon.
and money.
1t costs twice as much to paint til,
average more gallons paint as to pam
bevoe. When the people Il nd out, il
may not be quite so easy TO sell ex
travagant pant by calling it cheap
Yours truly,
+. W. DEvoE * 90.
T. S.-Relbue Price sells our paint
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
Bluff Springs News.

The health of this community
is very good at this writing.
Miss Lonnie Brown visited
Misses Matte and Lena Vinson
last week.
Mrs Blanche McLarty and Miss
Lena Hawkins, of Oxford, visited
their parerts, Mr.. and Mrs. Haw
kins Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Colemen Harris and wife
spent Sunday with Mr.. II. b.
Vinson and family.
Mr.. Emmett Harris and wife
visited there parents here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Slr. James Ninson and wife
visited relatives here Sunday.
Everyone enjoyed the egg hunt
Ut Mr.. Evans Saturday afternoon
Misses Matte and Helen Owen:
visited Misses Lena and Matte
Vinson last week.
| Wedding bells will ring neal
i Blu.f Springs before long.
BLUE EYED Boy.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
$1,000 EOR A WOMAN.

There may be nothing new under
the sun. bat "Nhen the Mummy
Movesn is certainly an original title
for a story. II is, of cOure, q story OF
nv stery and it is 50 Ingenious and in
terestit.g 4 mystery that The Chicago
Rscord-I ra d, in (which it appears
serillly, offers Il prize of $1,000 10 H..
woman who make the best solution
with lis other cash prizes tor women
and girls wnD make the next best 30
lutions. III. Record Aeraid Thurs
day, April 2.ird, asd the conditions oi
the contest will be found. accompany
ing each installncnt, in that paper
TLOse who have been unable TO get
The Record Herald cnntailiug toe
eariy iustdilments by writing - the
Pre- Mystery E.tiiUg, The Record
Herald, Chicago. III. While the mas
cuiine sex il not eligible in this com
petitioa Il Is probable that it Win in
terest the whole family circle auc
there = no reason why m.n should
not held their wives, dag -hters or
fsieUGs 10 u successful solution.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
Subscribe Tor THE EAGLE.
EozEsIa Now cunADLE.

All Itching skin Diseases which ara No,
Hereditary ia.tantIy Relieved oy
oii az Wintersreen..
Can Eczema be cured?
Scene pny s.ei&ns say "Yes."
Some say MOP
The real question is, '.N hat is me AMI
by Eezema?" Ii you mean those scaly
eruptians, those diseases which make
their first appearance, not at birth,
oct years afterward, and perhaps not
until middle age-then there can no
longer be any question that these
forms OF Eczema are curabie.
Simple vegetable oil of wintergreen
mixed with other vegetable ingredi-
enIs, viii kill the germs that infest
tbs skin. Apply this prescription to
the skin. and instantly that itch is
gone The very moment the LIQUID
IS applied. that agonizing, tantalizing
itch disappears, and continued appli
cations OF this external remedy soon
cure the disease.
We carry in stock this oil of winter
green properly compounded into ID.
d. d. Prescription. While we ere not
sure that il viii cure all those cases of
skin trouble which are Inherited. we
positively know that this ID. ID. ID.
Prescription, whenever rightly used
VIII cure every last case OF genuine
Ezcema or other skin trouble, which
did rot exist al birth,
We know this. Anyway you. your-
self, viii know that ID. ID. ID. Prescrir,
zion instantly takes away the itch the
moment il is applied to the skin. z.
4 Chiffon & Co. Stop that itch to-
eay-instantly jus; call Ut our store (
and try this refreshing and soothing |
l,quia; also ask about ID. d. D.. SOAP
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

When 4 rooster finds a fat worm he
calls all the hens in the farm ward to
ccme and share it.. A similar trais of
human nature is 10 be observed when
a man discovers something except IN
ally good-he wants ali Lis friends and
nvighbors TO snare the bene fits OF his
discovery. This - the touch oi nature
that MAKES the whole world k N This
explains Why people who nave been
cured by ha;n5. rlain's Cough lem
edy write letters to the manufacturers
Ter publication, Ihat others similarly
aiiing may also use it and obtain re-
let l'ehinG every one OF these i.t-
r. is a warm hearted wish of the
writer TO b. OF U.s.. to SON cone eis..
ms remedy Is for sale by all drug
.ists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
Southern Gross Dill Team,

Much interest Is manifested in
the Oxford Southern Cross Dri,.
Team who are expected to attend
the reunion at Birmingham on
June 9TH, 10th and 1lth and par
tieiPate in a competitive drill on
that occasion.
y photograph Of the team has
been requested for the Reunion
Edition of the city papers. The
friends OF the team would be de-
lighted if they should win the
prize and carry of the houors on
that occasion. The veterans will
go uniformed and the ladies' will
wear the Confederate eolors.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

BY or lfpgliar M'porser.
Three very interesting games
Of baseball took place at the Park
las; week The ). ". p. U. win
ming two oct OF three games by q
small scocp. The games we're
close from s;art TO finish.
Quite number Of Water VAL
Icy and Holly Springs people
were here last week 70 see the
games.
,ai.s Pearl Huston '01, is visit
Ing friends in town and at Iick's
lieli.
Ar. TendcH, ot Water Valley
was with his brother on the cam
pUs las. week.
Or. Buliitt attended the STATE
Medical Association ct Natche.
laat week.
Mr.. Z. G. Carlisle has returned
to the University.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
romc- happenings.
By hoSI-s i.Ose.

-omc- Happenings.
By hoSI-s i.Ose
Quite a large crowd attended
church here Sunday.
Mr.. L. o. Davidson, of Oxford.
spent seveaal days on his farm
hear the past week.
The Easter egg hunt ut Mr.. p.
I. CANDLES Sunday afternoon
was quite a success.
We are sorry to learn that our
friend Mr.. p. d. Lacey and his
excellent family will soon leave
for their future home in Florida.
Mr. Hargis McElroy and Miss
Tecie Delbridge, of Oxford, at
tended church here Sunday.
Mr.. Milton Bedenbaugh, of
Teckville, was here Sunday.
Miss Lottie Gamble is visiting
at Slate's Store this week.
MIR. James Naples and Miss
Eva Smith visited South of Bur-
CESS Saturday and Sunday.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

The recent reform in spellirg
has met with various objections.
Some insist that pure English
VIII receive a death blow. while
others want to stick to all tho Jaw
breakers and brain puzzlers in
Webster's Unabridged because
orr fathers and grandfather used
them. Thorough investigation
would show that many excellent
changes have been made in SPELL
ing within the past few centuries.
yet there was probably kicking
then as there is now. The fact
is we have spelled words so long
with useless silent letters that We
don't care for improvement.
In like manner we accustom
ourselves to tedious methods Of
performing work and TO incon-
veniences, and take them rs a
matter Of course until a change
Is thrust upon US by some refor-
mer. A farmer becomes accus-
toned to ox-wagon locomotion
and one-mule style Of plowing
and finds it easier to dig a living
cut Of the ground that way than
TO branch out in new lines. lie
keeps up his antiquated methods
until reform, propahly under the
guise OF misfortune, jerks him
out OF the rut and starts him on
a new road.
In most parts OF our state the
people have gone on year after
after year in the same beaten
track Of industry simply because
their ancestors lid that way, and
it seems safe. One man plants
cotton and corn from youth u old
age, no matter what the price, OF
what other opportunities pass
him by. Another keeps a long
credit store, aad stands eyer on
the verge vi failure, just because
itwoUld be troublesome to change
his business methods. II every
citizen in the town sticks To this
principle, in tLeir different call
ings, there Is soon Z dead town,
Which can only be resurrec;ed by
being thoroughly im5ued with
the spirit Of Reform.
This same Spirit has brought
about many wonderful changes
during tie past, and sGou.d be
warmly Welcomed wherever il
appears. Ail OF Us need reform
in some form or other and should
gladly prof; by its demants.
Not only should We adJLt re-
forms readily, but we should lead
t ZEN Whenever occasion calls for
u change for the better, no mat
t3r what sacrifice or effort may
be required. 1t was the REFORM
ers who gave Us the glorious op-
portunities of the present centu-
ry, apd surely We should take an
honest pride in leaving as great
an Inheritance to t1tare genera
tions.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

We, the undersigned Election
Commissioners of Lafayette
County, hereby order an election
70 be held at the several election
precincts in Beat No. . for Magis
trate, caused by the resignation
of l.. H. Neal, and at AbbeviIle
in Beat No. 3, for BaIliff, caused
by the resignation Of W. NJ. Ben
nett, on FRIDAY, MAY1, in com
pliance with the above order.
WILMER KENNEDY,
p. +. MATTHEW'S.
Election Commissioners of La
Fay ette County, Mississippl
Oxford. Miss, April II. 1908
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23


List OF unclaimed mai matter let,
Ia tine Oxford, MISS, Post-Ofiice tor
the week ending Saturday, April 18th
l Anderson, \. w.
Battle, Lucy.
j Boone. Anna.
Brown, w. VI.
i'radsn, VIM.
Barry, Asiss Sorine.
Caruther, Mrs X.
5 Dulgas, Miss Norine.
huston, Mrs. Phronie.
10 Jarrett, J. ".
IL Jones, Mrs. nary.
Il Jones, Nellie.
Is johnson. jess
IL McCde, JAMES. ~
10 McNulIen, Emma.
10 Pegues. Amanda.
!! Run, a.lss !.eoi@.
10 Rglan, Miss otlo.
IL Sanders, K ID.
~ SLACK, MRS. harriet.
Il SteaD, Bill.
- Salezar, b.
. Steam, Joseph.
- Shortia, Mrs Ida.
% Stevenson, L. y.
20 Stokes, Miss Georgia;
~ Taylor.
2S Taylor, Alice.
- Tharmoud, Bliss Bessi B.
hen calling for the above please
give No. Ut lette. and date advertised
:. 81. AowRY, Z. NJ.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
NEIGmBoEHoon rAye,g,rr

Mrs. E. ID. Uharles, of Harbor. Ne
speaking OF Electric Bitters saws: .sJ,
is neighborhood tavorite evarv'
where. Ii gives quick relief ia dxs-
pepsia, liver complaint, kidney d.
rangement, maInutrition, ,nervonsness
weakness and general debility, Its
action on the blood, as a thornu,,s
purifier makes it especially usefnI !.
a spring medicine. Tnis grand aIrse.
alive tonic is sold under guaranses a.
= H kendeps drug store. Price soc
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
Subscribe for THE EAGME.
EOTICE or SPECIAL ELECTION.
ELECTION ORDER

ELECTION ORDER.
10 the Election Commissioners OF La
Fayette COUNTY:
1t appearing to the Board of
Supervisors that there is a va
eancy in the Offices OF magistrate
IN District No. 5, caused bv the
resignation OF L. II. Neal. which
resignation has been ACCEPTED bv
the Board. Also vacancy !.
the office Of Constable in Beat 2
Aboevllle Precinct, caused by tie
resignation Of ". NJ. Bennett.
which resignation has been ac-
eepted by the Beard. And that
1t l5 necessary for an election To
be held in the various voting pre-
cincts in Beat No. ., in LAFAYETTE
County, and also necessary for
an election to be held in the Able
vile voting precinct.
1t Is therefore ordered that an
election be held at all the VOTING
precincts in said Beat >, and the
Aooevl.e voting precinct in Beat
., on
FRIDAY, MAY /.
Ior the purpose Of filling said va
cancies. And the Board OF Elee-
tion Commissioners of Lafayette
County are hereby commanded
to proceed to hold said election
accordingly, as the same is pro-
vlded for by law, under Sections
4lJo ct. seq, Code Of 1906.
w. NJ. WOODWARD,
Clerk Board OF Supervisors of
Lafayette County.
By r. L. STEPHENS,
Deputy Clerk
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SAYS

Thst outdoor exercise is needed by
the American people. That's all very
well, hat how can people with rheu-
matism follow tha: advice? The ans
Wer is simple-usc Ballard's Snow
I.iniment and the rheumatism will ~
GO; leaving you as spry as a colt
lives quick and permanent reiiei
from rbeumatism, neuralgia, lame
back and all pains. For sale by all
crGgcis;s.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
THE JUMPING orr PLACE

Consumption had me in its grasp ;
and had almost reached the jumping :
on place when was advised to try
Dr. Kings New Discovery land wan.
To say right now. IL saved my life.
Improvement began with the first
bottle, and after taking one dozen
bSttles l was well and happy man
again. says George Moore, OF Grimes
land, n. U. As a remedy for coughs
and colds and healer of weak, sore
lungs and for preventing pneumonia
Sew Discovery is supreme. SOC aud
sl.00 at a. IL. keadsl drugght. Trial
bottle free.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
a lNNpCkiE

Is n man who can't see coed in any
person or thing. les habit caused
by disortered liver. II you find that
you are beginning TO see things thro
ugn blue spectacies, treat your liver
% good cleaning oct process with
8aliardis Heroine. A sure cure for
constipation. dyspepsia, indigestion,
sirk headache, bihousaess, all liver,
stomach and bowel troubles. For sale
by all druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
A nAnY smnM Is nNrnEn

Would have many contestants; bu.
IT'S safe T. ray that th,. h.a;thiest ba-
~ W suii win tn, priz'. No baby car
De hTaiiay wi4o saE eg.' ir5a worm
aad most bIsies CO uH.ess they are
Kept lee from them with White's
or..sm Nermiiugc, Acts quickly, yet
mildly-its own pusgative. Mothers,
cont attempt to raise children with
cut ~ hIte's Cream NerL.iiuge. Price
- cents. Sold By all druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

". Farntsll, prom neBt druggist
It sp!,it Lake, Ia. say: Chamber
l1in's stomach ala Liver Tablets are
certainly tr- 5--t tliuX on the marx
~ TO- constipation" Give these tab
lets trial. NaI are certain to find
them agreeable aud l,asanf in eject
Price - c-uts. samples free. For
sale D. ala u.Gggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
ErFcWN-ic r:!.s rrII,....p.

i-nIs4as steiitan, pOssH.s,ter Z
.'oHst ppel, Ont. writes: .-.sur r.
tset eight years sall cred from rhps
msilc pains, and duria. that time
nsed many different liHimea;s az
remedies for the cure of rheumatism.
Last summer procured bottle OF
ChamberiaiE's Pain Balm and 20,
more relief from il than any thing ]
have ever used. and chee.fuiIy recon,
mend tais iiBim-nt to all sufferer
from rheumatic pains" For sale by
ali druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
KEFpING nrNN unI.s..

Everybody is welcome when we feel
good; ana we feel that way only when
our digestive organs are working
properly. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
regulate the action of stomach, liver
and bowels 20 perfectly one can't nelp
feeling good when he uses these pills.
35c ut J. II. Kendsl's drug store.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

A WISCONSIN man found 81 COO
Under an old carpet which his
wife had ordered him to zip up.
Spring cleaning loses many of its
Lerrors when a man can beat a
carpet out of $1,000.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
Legal Advertisements.
Notice TO pr.ers Bul.:srs

Public notice IL hereby given that
the undersigned wiil receive a. aiet
bids cp 10 u O'Clock. noon. on Tues
day. MAY 9th, tor the bu ding OF q
briig, across ',reSsry Greek, hli. \,
30, also for the b.tilJ.1S of a br.dg,
Ia kimmous Lane cu tie oxford alc
New Albany roed, a'so tor tL- build
ing of bridge On the Ok:ori auo
Pamela road, iiGS NJ. -, ncaf J. e.
Ho.loman's and also f.r attending To-
Town -locE tor OGe year,
The above mentions. ii bids are 1,
be 1t Ou; separately and 10 be done
according 10 plans aud specification.
nov on file in my oilics. Ths success
ful bidder Will oe required II furnish
bond double the amount of eacl os i,
with two or more good securities tor
faitalu! performance Cf Jhe contract.
lns Boar 1 reserves the right to re-
Jet any and ali bids. ans. Oh the sam
day let the same out nj public cutczs
70 the luWest and bet bidders Trt
Board reserves TIE right 10 rejsct any
and al bids.
". NJ. Woodward, Clerk.
Oxford, Miss, Aprii iIth, 1905.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

TIE Charleston News and COur
Ter says Adam and Eve were new
~ divorced. But there were no
correspondents in those days.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

ROOSEVELT has invited all the
great and near-great to speak at
the White House conferences.
Wants to see how the other fel-
lows hand it out, eh?
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23
QUARTER or pouSp wEEn

At least. is what a young baby ought
to gain in weigs... pOs's your? Ii
not there's something v roHg with its
digestion. Give il NcG.e's Baby
Elixir and 1t viii begin gaining at once
Cares stomach and bowel troubles.
aids digestion, stops frrtfuhess. good
for teethimg babies. Prise = aud so
cents For sale by all druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

THE president threatens Con-
sress, but even threats OF the peo
pie to keep members at home
does not give the people what
they want.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

Fred Z. Hanrahan, a prominent
druggist of Portsmouth, Va, saws:
For the past six years l have sold
and recommended ChamberIaiu,s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
II is a great Remedy and one OF the
best patent medicines on the mark et.
| handle some others for the same
purposes that pay me u larger profit,
but this remedy is 50 sure to effect a
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

A New YORK judge says this
country is passing Though "a
bloodless revolution" but they
manage to paint numerous tow rs
q brilliant red, occasionally.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

RUNoR says The Merry Wild
ow' came from Texas, and there
is a determined effort to locate
and club the man VINO persuaded
her to leave.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

THE night riders had their own
way in the tobacco sections, but
now that they have invaded the
pennant area they had better be-
warel
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

IN spite II the Republican gag
PIT on the Decocrats in Congress
several of them manage to make
themselves heard occasionally.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

Il WHITEsIDE, (Mo.,) man ate
% eggs at one sitting, but the
Amalgamated Association OF
Busy Hens has so far overlooked
the outrage.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

THINK of charging Teddy with
tearing holes in the constitution.
rs ii he wanted to distribute aouv
enirs among those who get back
to il.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

T0LsTOI has the worlds record
of lz0 books. This is wonderful
but all the Indian authors have
not been hear! from.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

PoLlTIcAE parties in Iowa have
arranged to flood the State with
oratory. The people will doubt
less be willing to take even in
preference to the spring freshets.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

ADMIaAL EVANS wife says he
is afraid Of social festivities. vii;
only venture out to little informal
affairs ike naval battles, most
likely.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

MARKEs report says young
chickens are in demand. Some
one has evidently been interview
ing the boarding house contingent
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

METHoDisTs Ct England have
lifted the ban on dancing. The
Merry widow waltz continues TO
s-et ir IL, work.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

The college professor who is to
study lost races should not have
left SO soon. 1t will be some time
before the presidential returns
are in.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

WILL Taft get the negro vote?"
saks Northern exchange. Not
that section of it residing under
The disfranchisement laws, at any
rate.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

THAT mayor of a Texas town
who gets a salary Of Sl.0O a year
was not quick enough climbing a
tree when the Office took after
aim.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

LOOKS as though Senator Elk
ins is to be forced into the real
utled nobility instead of remain-
ing in the mere trust bsroa class
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

Az employe of the Oklahoma
Senate named Bee has been ac-
cused Of buying too many sup
plies. Hes the busy Bee all right
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

The American gunner cannot
improve his shooting now until
someone discovered a more per-
feet mark than the center OF the
bulls eye.
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

They hGve discovered what
caused the lull in Ohio politics.
Desire of Cincinnati baseball fans
10 see the game clashed with de-
sire OF fanettes to wear Merry
r;ov hats
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

We haYe our doubts as to "the
optimism Of Fairbanks. - Don't
believe that sour milk, as bev-
ercge, can make z man see double
Oxford eagle., 1908-04-23

sHE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
lafayette County.
To Mrs. y. 7. Downs, Germantown.
Tennessee. You are commanded t
apP.a. before the Chaneery Court o.
i.atas ettee County, in said State, OF
the
FOURTH MONDAY OF NAY,
a D.. lgos,
to show cause, if any you can, why
the Arst annual aud final account of j 4.
B. koaeh, administrator OF the estate
OF +. W. Spence, deceased, should not
be approved and allowed.
IGis the 10th day OF April, 1908.
". II. Woodward,
Chancery Clerk.
JAs. STONE. Solicitors