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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-02
REPUBLICANS.

Republicans do not forget the
primaries; turn out and vote. 1t is
true no great principle is at stake,
but do not let that keep you from the
polls. The Citizen is interested in a
thorough organization of the party
and a unification of every interest
that we may poll our full vote at fut-
ure elections
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-02
HYMENEAL.

A very pretty nuptial event took
place at Waymart on Thursday last, May
%, 1909, when Miss Lois Dimock. for
merly of Carbondale, became the bride
of Roy Lee, one of Wayne county's most
prominent young men. The ceremony
took place at the Waymart Methodist
church, and was performed by the pas
tor, the Rev. w. F.. Davis. The bride
was attended by Miss Laura Corson, OF
Waymart, and the ushers were Glen
Wilmarth, of Aldenville, and Stanley
Purdy, OF Carbondale. The bride was
set at the altar by the groom and was
given away by her father. Miss Lottie
Ellis rendered the wedding music, using
the Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wed
ding marches. The church was well
filled with friends of the contracting
parties, many from out-of-town being
present. The bride wore an elaborate
costume of Paris muslin over white
satin and carried lilies of the valley and
white roses. The bridesmaid wore white
net over violet satin. Following the
church ceremony brilliant reception
was held at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Dimock
in Waymart, the house having been
beautifully decorated with apple bios
SONS and ferns. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee lett on a wedding trip to Albany
and New York city. They will reside
for time at the home of the groom S
parents, near Wavmart.
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1000 MORE NAMES 10 CALL
me Last Calling Of Names for the
Trip County Lands wiz Com
mence sent, 8.

7. g. Burns Of Gregory land Office,
who is spending his vacation at his
home ia this city stated today that the
last calling Of names in the Trip
county lands viii commense on Sept.
81, There are 1000 names yet to be
called which were left over from the
April drawing. Mr.. Burns said that
100 names per day would be called
for 20 days, andthat this would com
.plete the list of those with preferred
chances. This land is all filed upon al
the rate of $3.50 per acre.
Beginning with Oct. 4, Mr.. Burns
said that the rest of the land in Trip
county would be subject to general
filing at the rate of $3.50 per acre.
There Is a large quantity of good land
left there for fling yet and 1t is quite
likely that there will be something of
q rushaRp
Beginning with Sept. 8 the lots on
3townsites on the government land
will be offered for sale.
EZl ENtk A2 EEER
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2~5,NelS6l, PRESIDENT nike
his signature to an act that markea
the recognition by law of the first
band in the United States military
service.
Francis Scala, the first leader, re-
tired from the service December 10.
1871, and the following day Henry
Fries was appointed principal musi-
clan, serving in that capacity until
his discharge, August %, 1873. Louis
Schneider was then made principal
musician, which position he held I'M
til October, 1880, when Philip Sousa
was appointed. He held the position
until July 80, 1892, when he was dis
charged at his own request that he
might organize a band Of his own.
francesca Fanciulli was appointed as
his successor November 1, 1892. and.
served until October 81, 1897.
Present Leader.
William H. Santlemann, the pre-
sent leader, was appointed March 8,
1898. One year later, March 8, 1899,
an act of Congress was approved by
President Mckinley which improved
the status Of the band considerably
Col. Charles Haywood, commandment
Of the United States Marine Corps,
recommended that on account Of It's
in connection with ma
tional and international affairs as 4
representative band, his organization
be increased from thirty to sixty mon.
the band now consists of
! leader, With the pay and allow
Of q first lieutenant Of the Ma
Inc Corps; q second leader, thirty
musicians, thirty second
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straight love game for the champion,
and Bransonssesmed to he weakening
fast. The second game opened with
d. volley and Bfanson placed q beau
tiful line shot, but it was called out
by the referee. Hayes continued his
fast play and won the game In easy
style. served doubles In
the next game and continued to slam
the balls outside. losing the thru
straight game.
Hayes Weakens q Bit.
Hayes placed the first ball Of the
next game outside, but braced and
won the game making the score 40
in mis- favor and seeming to have the
set and match easily. 1t was here
that the champion showed the first
signs OF weakening while Branson
played the back line on the next shot
and after a series of fine shots won
the game.
Hayes won the next game, making
the score 81 in his favor, while the
match looked hopeless for Branson
but after making the score in the
seventh game deuce three times he
passed Hayes at the net and by a
beautiful place shot won the game.
He continued his squirt and took the
xS... x-n- - - cy ,t1ylo lei !, n lyirp tho
score sd against him, and the crowd
cheered Loudly. Branson took the
next game, making the second set
deuce also. This was the hardest pull
of the tournament, aud the South Da-
was given a sendoff when the
eleventh game opened. Hayes SEEM
ed to regain strength and form and
won the eleventh game by a love
Q and followed up his adyan-
'tage, taking the twelfth game and.
landing the second set by another
score of rs. Hayes won the first two
games of the third set in easy style,
but it was plain to be seen that Bran
o was wearing him out. The South
Dakotan landed the third game of the
set, but after forcing the play to
deuce three times lost the fourth
game on outside shots.
Hayes secured the next two games
making the score 81. Branson took
the next game, but was unable to
hold his form and lost the hnal game
OF the set and the match.
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Notice for Bids

ss.otice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the county
a Gitor's Office, of Dawson county,
s.. OAK, up to August Goth, 1909,
far building four bridges as follows,
4.i-
One steel bridge AZ feet long Oh
concrete abutments to be built across
Enemy creek, on county line between
Hanson and Dawson county, Just
east of section 10, in Prosper town
ship, Dawson county.
One A truss pile bridge, "a feet
long, between section 23 and "a In.
5Tobin township. /.
One A truss pile bridge, "a feet
long between section 80 and 81,
Rome township.
One A truss pile bridge, "a feet
long between sections 80 and SO,
Rome township.
Al bridges to be 16 foot roadway.
All bids must be accompanied with
certified check covering 1870 Of bid
ding price.
County commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Plans and specifications on file.
Dated at Mitchell. So. Oak, this
day Of July, 1909.
H. B. ANDERSON.
County Auditor.
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BidweM Lam q Loan Ca
III Mitchell Grain Market.

Aug. 17.-wheat, No. 3. SEC: No.
:, $50; No. 4. zoe: rejected. Tic; vel
vet chat, SOC; durum. 73c; fax.
sl.3o; new oats. csc: corn. Sc; new
barley. 4lc: rye 6sc.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-19

The little Candy Cold Cure Tablets
called preventics will in a few hours
safely check all Colds or Laarippe.
Try them! 4s-25c. Sold by all dealers.
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~ IT'LL partnlentsthats8JHay
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point was
SsaByhisthrrillin slhotssfRhich
Ss1slslx Blarsoate reachs Onsthesnsxt
i y 4 Sssunalble ri put the
3xlslIllssSgyIie y net, and al the cham
q 16eii6osnIsalbaaaAlced 4 shot out Il reach
akes6soreMas 4O-love against the
gOluflhlssDakotan but took brace
aald,s.,m1aselaas.off HaGyess lob and two
sn,1laartxxs1aislssSsll,ots ~ Hayes gave him
hrsssproiintssandth the scnreswasSdeuce,
asSiSIaatth thIsscrowd cheering madly.
EgrIAason passed Hayessat the net on.
ss4ApckedS@one into the net, giving
a8ransonaa veil earned game.
asS Il Med.s
9ssA ftersAspreiminarySvolley In which
tlllfhsmsnsplayed balls into the net
@sll51llnnplonlsmissed alob In the sun and
s3EllsssDoeededt place the next few
alodeSoverths back line, losing the
a6EsIlsslss1aaalanl1dssllooswsing the champion 10
cote 81
SsILn.,ssthe opening ) the seventh
EaRteslnssS@Hayes snashed hot one over
thasflne ana then ran Branson all
1SssStkescourt.a gaining a point on 9
Saleasitifu place shot: The game was
Sy~aSherone sided.as the South Da-
unable TO play the lines
ssssaecessiullysandss went against him.
SHiak inljBs scoren games Of 4-3. IN.
came The players exchanged
sraIsyolleysSand after few beau
sstIfa shots Nv thesouth D%akotanShe.
sW0 game and again tied the.
scofss AfteIrSsSallowing Branson Il ase-5
cnre aAsie&d 81 three points Hayes
W sAlbraccesSin the ninth game and
sl.LttsslEfamaktng the score deuce, twice
st1iasadlellSXSood On hard smash and q
retnsnlsso % Branson's serve that he
sIspssaslls Teach. After running his
ma the d Hayes secured
point ofSthestenth game, but
ss6tiililklasIthedkthe next offering into the
ssnaat lost the game. making d
1s.lhsc \ being necessary for one;
aegIthsSothsst Il secure a lead Of two
SiaIimsst win ths set
HlSltyyssitssstartedSNou badly In the
llalttisgxsanl3Ihh igIaanae. being unable to touch
aeIxi1SJfh, serve. but after making
Aass|sasssoa,rss,sas At deuce he Won out
Sil9s 81 hy,ssh isSoppao,nlueeant and ter-
!.slSSxhich bounded out Of
1l5 rs1ch.
sssg9 Y Naesthaaimanlp.ilo,n started ont for
6ad a. dfhlelssattEywvslfth game ana won
: I1!iF1sitlitSlysSSgs5gIa.pmn lof the match and
oF the second ~
|staaytSdon vel. passing
EA1afhhs MT tor Two points
G(aGsSthsl1s6EllmS wAen tic
oeanptt Two mors shots
1hiswas ~ second
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-19
YcgglEan Rob Another Bank.

Parties coming down from Aber-
deem Friday gave an account of
the robbery Of the state bank at
Crandall, 40 miles southeast Of Abb
erdeen on the No st. Z. road. which
occurred early Thursday morning.
The robbers got away with $1,000
in cash and as much in notes and
checks. 1ney made their escape
from the town by stealing a team
and buggy, which they abandoned
twenty miles away and it was found
later in the day.
The noise of the explosion awaE-
sened the citizens of Crandall and
they came out on the streets just in
time to see the robbers get into the
buggy and start away. Because the
citizens were not armed they made
no effort to stop the robbers.
Just a week ago another bank in
the small town Of strandsburg, near
Watertown, vas robbed and the
small banks are getting somewhat
disturbed over the many visitations
OF the robbers. Up in the north part
Of the state arrangements r being
made to have better protection from
the invasion Of the yeggmen.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-19
New Dawson County Map.

New Dawson County Map.
The new wall map Of Dawson coun-
~ - nov ready. Those who have sub
.scribed for 1t are requested to call
and get It. Maps not called for in.
thirty days will be sold to others.
The whole issue win s. closed out 1t
once.
uoN .wANa..Y nor ~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-19
8SNEa4SSAsNSA MasSM eNEN
vs.! ll sT1EnuoUs MAlIcnI

o&NAH

s@4yNv Udt0 6F1u8Ou lOSl IN Tue
chanplonship singles with Waite,
SHayesof Chicago. the showing that
AAe MITCHELL man made was some
ching remarkable. from the fact that
Hrsnson has not had the opportunity
q splily ID such . class Of men In
whichNNt1ayesf has received his school
Ing intennis.
The following account of the
matchsiplayed Sunday morning il CIV
u he Sioux City Journal:
ssSSplAy commenced shortly before 4.
o'clock yesterday forenoon with the
sun beating down fearfullv on the
courts. which aver in perfect condl-
tion, having been groomed and wash
sed$Swith q much care as q ace in
OF its trainer. Winning the
toss, Branson chose the shady cour.
md also D the serve. There was
little excitement In the first game OF
s~thesopening set, both players indrig-
Ing In more or less Of the pingJong
style OF play and desiring the other
set the pace. Hayes won this
game In mandy style. Play of the same
Kind was put up In the second game
bltthessGscoTe was more close, going
sthedeuce. after which the cham
spiontook the necessary two points
and was awarded the second game
the third game the champion
sshoWeds reversal. of form smashing
thhsesstsifst balIsoutside. The South Da-
sslasotansth hen dadoubles and Hayes
sfyed@withso shot outside aud
thsnNsipllacing the next in the net.sOn
aA~xthheesS@aasexi play Hayes endeavorea u
INSTRUMENTATION net, butsthe hall.
aAttsaaItside and theSouth Dalsctan
lSsassSawarded the point and game.
sssasaikriinnlEeh games against him.
y sorulrstAs opened With y volley.
lc sldsad when Hayes slash,ed q
Sa5l111 lot. Bfsnson sent the
mil . the same place. AMI his
aaIlGiistslhot.1 LAwford, failed "a fail
gsHIt tolsuItastdee1thes back line. Hsyesl
sls1thhss6alllll Into = and on the;
slslgkeklaSsip,ll WAsSgpassedsat tbs net By
s1Nsl l,aatAllaa,abh1kNhic brought ~
lissI9sl / iasslt sIaliefy nranson
! b 81 Hayes diflcnlt
- flhsSchlalnpaio1nl played the
IL GffsMS SvfiiS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
Case After Case.

Piaety More LIke Case in oxford.
Scores 4 Oxford people eau tell
you about Doan's Kidney Pills. siauy
a happy citizen makes Z public stale
ment Of mis- experience Here j. 3
case OF it, What better proof Of merit
can be had than such enporsemsnts
Mrs j. W. Word, College Hill street
Oxford, Mise, says: "A friend spoze
50 highly of Doan's Kidney Pills that
| began their use. | knew my Kidneys
were disordeEed as the secretions from
these organs contained sediment and
were otherwise unnatural My hacs
panied me a grsa. daai and there was
a soreness across my loins anu kid
neys- At night I could not lie still
and a nervous restl-ssness clUng to
ms all the time. ! began taxing
Doan's Kidney Pills as directed aud
they Dor corrected ali fault with ms
kidneys. strengthened my back and
brought a general Improvement
used bat two boxes of Doan's kidueF
Pills and then discontinued taking
them As / vas entirely relieved !
can recommend this remedy in tne
highest terms-n
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster MiIburn Co, BufIalI
New York, sole agents for the Unitsc
States.
Remember tie name Doar's-an,
take no other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
Notice to Briexe Bui,sers

Public notice is hereby given that
the uudersignsd will receive sealed
bids up to IL O'Clock. noon, on Tues
dav. Sept. 18th, for the boilding OF the
following bridges: One bridge across
GREASY Greek, one across a often near
a. t. Iammey's Gin, one across a
branch near the residedce of Q. T.
Lammey all on the Adamsviiie road,
link No. SIS. Also a bridge across
Pumpkin Creek en- the oxford n
Houston road, link No 2
Also at the same time $4,000 feet OF
heart pine lumber, to be laid down on
the ground for the Hartsield levee
that Is 10 be built IN Yoeona bottom,
said lumber to be 1Ix1o, . & l2xlo
feet long. except for about three pass
WAYS. said lumber TO De 10 feet long.
The above mentioned bridges are TO
he let out separately and to De done
according TO plans and specifications
now on nie in my Office. Tbs success
fuI bidder will be required TO furnish
bond double the amount of zach bid
vith two or more good securities fol
faithful performance OF the contract
The Board reserves the right To re-
iect any and all bids, and on the SAINT
Sxv let the same out At public outcrl
to the lowest and best bidders Tn,
goari reserves the right to reject an,
and all bids
oxford, Miss, Aug. 7th. 1903.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given thai the
Bosrd of Supervisors of said county
will on Tuesday, Sept. 7th- ~ the
South door Of the court house in Ok
ford between the hours Of IL Am and
pm and 10 continue from day TO day
until al of the following roads shall be
let ont, at public outsry, to the lowest
ard best BIDDER, according TO the plans
and specifications on tle with the clerk
of this Board. Said lowest bidder mast
comply with the terms imposed BY the
Board and enters into bond in such
penalty and with sufficient surities TO
be approved by the Board, but in no
case TO be less than the contract price,
and said bond to be conditioned so-
eording to law. Publication Of this
notice shall be made A. required by
law. The Board reserves the right 70
reject any and al bids. The roads and
divisions of roads to be let pursuant 10
this notice are as follows:
In Beat No. 3-Baresviile and Toby
Trbby road, link No. 80.
In Beat No. 5-oxford and Sarepta
road, LINK No. fSe; Oxford and Ponto-
toe road link is3-
W. NJ. WOODWARD, Clerk.
Oxford, Miss, Aug 5tE, 1909.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
Letter E'rosn Chras.
Ms.laian nisnatch. a fan

Me'aian Dispatch. n lew pa
pers sire publishing What purport.
70 be 81 Lettcr from Christ, artl
winch It j. claimed. was found
unuer q stone 1T the foot OF the
crcSs. Tho article is o fraud ana
= humoug easily detected as such
ana tt- publication is almost a
sacrii eggs
Pores Registers Several clip
ping the supposed letter have
oeen scgt 10 the Register ~ dif-
iereat persons, all earnestly re-
luesua i- publication. Their
over anxious de-i-e Co.. have the
plere 1I1 she'd T. caused by the
inana tl'ton Of ihr person senliug
Z. '.eut calami'ies I'll astess.
<oTtee .t a general mixture of
thar rs will come upon the
7crs who receive the supposed
letter all tlo days ot their lives
u fil to have &c lrbiehc.
viii .esonahle iaurtn eftiue
tner thought IS ;ae elItor1i
tncir newsgayer WAC taey
i0oE a-t feel that he Is UNDER
.obiis 90 shield them from
the ga tr ties, disasters. s1rrow5
and -rrs that await them
beside alins up space IN his
papc--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26

The politicians who manage to
worm their way into all assoeis-
tons. despite iron clad rules for
their exclusion, are endeavoring
to work the Farmers Union. We
nope the patriotic element that ~
so largely dominant in that or
zanizati0n, will crush the head OF
the serpent that wires in and
wires out. leaving the people still
in doubt. whether the snake tia;
made the track was going in or
coming - Ex-
aminer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
PEIrrIoN cog PARDON

To His Excellsncy. Z. z. Noel, Gov
eraor Of the State Q. Mississippi;
The undersigned Petitioners respect
folly show e. your E~xSeliencv, that
one Butler Rssland. write, who here
By makes application tor pardoE,l
vas at the September term, 1877, OF
the Circuit Court OF LaFay cite
County. Mississippi, convicted upon a
charge Of Grand Larceny and there
upon ny the Judge of slid court SEN
fenced to serve a term of three years
in the State PeniIentiary; that the pc
sitioner vas at the time Of the com
mission OF the onslss and IL nov 4
boy of tender "a aud without the
advice or help of parents; tlat We
think the Imprisonment suffered Is
sufficient punishment in this csse-
Respectfully,
]. II. WEIGH, ct al.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26

To the taxpayers Of lafayette
County, Miss:
Notice is hereby given that the
assessment rolls, both rea. and
personal of Lafayette County
are now on file in the Office Of the
clerk of the Board of Supervisors
of said county and the same will
be taken up for equalization at
the Sept term, 1909. Of said Board
Respectfully submitted,
J.. G.. WOoLvoRToS,
Tax Assessor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
ALErrER To
Mr.. Brooks PI-tor,
0rfura NJ

Mr.. Brooks PI-tor,
OXFORD. Hiss.
Dear Sir:-Here's the truth, the
whole truth. and nothing but the truth
Deyoe takes less gallons for job
than any other paint
II any one doubts this statement,
here's the proof.
lie may pInt half his JOB peyoe,
the other half any other paint
If Deyoe half does not take the least
gallons and cost less money, no pay.
Yours truly,
+. W. DEvOE < Co.
P. S.-Eelb1e Price sells paint.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
ForS1k

- acres az land near To- South
cl,a rase line of Oxford. Al.
IlLer fence. Good ts'--oom
house Nth anothe- god building
size.
AI-o about i.CC0 acres in the
Eastern pargof ihr county in lf-
iereat places. For terms apply
20 J. y. CooLssY.
OxfCr1. Hiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
Our Guarantee

O. - rru~ frur.s. n5tsy sd go . AT.
Lar hrtle Ta~a after YOU haze ua~f thV
entire =Hrterts Of the ts,ffls ~ -au eaz
louosy saF thHr Is hae cot tuas you HrV
800 return tas noftir 20 the tFa-vfaE al
D. viii r-fzEd your ulen-T frlt aus
t.r er delay Ws ali th-n ca taa 1-uz.
Et.t .G- the bsts,e. parf heArsra. al
srrsisfa kncw thst euara1ess = Ecnd.
IS aEsr aruHIae tffhe ave- torria only
ar - bur sfe b. q famHr Tr@ Hnrz~ hot-
&c 81 us7t-H tauss - E1rh A. t6s afev
seat gusti=-
koslcl y prepared o. tho istcr1-
torteaof Z c Dewitt Go Chicago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
EorSsL.

s4-acre farm. 8 miles East ci
Oxford. - scses in cultivation,
good house. barn and O.ler ont
houses. Good pasture, vel
fenced, with spring water. Good
Vel in yard. Good young orch
ari and or rural route and Lele-
phone line. C.. lRATER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26

Singer ard Nneeler * Wilson
Sewing Machines. the Oh reiiao.s
and most reliable, yoG can hIy
on easy payments. Oid machines
taken ia exchange. All the lat
81 attachment Try one before
buying. :. ; WEaSTsE-
Salesman 1rd Co..ec-o..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26
NOIIcE TO

Examinations will be heldin Oxford
for White teachers on Friiav anu sat
urdsy, Sept. Bird and ith, and on Fri
day and Saturday, sept. 18th and 18th
For Uolored Teachers OF Friiay
and Saturday, Sept 10Th and ilths
II. T. SMITH,
County Supsrintsnjent Edneatlnn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26

4 partial dice5tcr-7rt 7hyslcs ara
no. 4 res u a. az.
kotri h a perilct di-sztsr 10
You could see G0doldtEssuag sFerr
rsuiefs - f1o5. % all srds n tho
SASS tesr nc " our laaGratoriss.
sen would know this iast az weIl
1a We 90.
Nature md kodoi VIII always
cure a sicS st1g1ach-but in 1rtar
- he curl. the stomach uiust rest.
That Is what Kna,l duss-resfs tho
stomach. white Be stomach gets
Well Just as s,urle as \. B, c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26

II you ays all run down Foiey's Kid
ney Remedy Will help you. IL streng-
thens the Kidneys SO they will eiimin-
ate the impurities from the blood Inat
dspress the nerves, aud cause exhaus
tion, backache, Rheumatism and URN
AIRY Irregularities, which sap the vital
ity. DO not delay. Take FoIey's Kid
nsy iseHedy al once. Fer sale BY al
J druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-08-26

There's rejoicing III Fedora. Tenn.
\ mans life has been saved and Row
Dr.. Kings N-w Discovery is the talk
OF y1e town for curing c. V. Pepper
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