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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
TAFT LIKES IDEA, so WE MAY ALL
GET UP AT 5 O'CLOCK NEXT YEAR

Special Correspondence to The Press
WASHINGTON, June Get up
1t 5 o'clock in the morning!
President Taft likes the idea. II
the people of the United States like
II. too, he'll issue orders next spring
to fix the clocks. The idea is to
set them ahead two hours on May 1
and leave them this way until Octo-
Der /.
r. Fl. Murdoch. a fellow citizen
of the president in Cincinnati, won
Taft's interest and has organized
the National Daylight association.
the purpose of which is to discover
whether the American people really
want to get up two hours earlier
on summer mornings.
I'VE follow the clock foolishly,
In the summer" says Murdoch.
"The sun rises at 4 O'Clock. yet we
sleep on during the two finest
hours of the day. If we push the
time ahead two hours, we would all
rise at s o'clock, though we would
call the hour Z. The man who fol-
lowed this plan would get through
work two hours earlier than he
does now. say II n the afternoon.
Ihfs would give him many hours
Of daylight, for real recreation. He
could easily so to the ball games.
The games could start at 9 o'clock
ana run until 8. II would still be
daylight at because would be 9,
~ our time.
"Under the new plan the average
person would 30 to bed about or
= o'clock.
think Of the hours of hot con-
nnement the children would escape
y school. They would 30 home al
, o'clock. but that would be what
y now 1 o'clock
There would be more time for
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
BRIDE FINDS HERSELF
Welded TO WITNESS

= CAMDEN, N. j., June g.
= Mistaking e. Zion Of Atlantic
= City, who had accompanied I
= Miss Rosa Caheapero to this I
. city to aid in getting a marri- Z
= age license, for the prospec- Z
= tive groom, Justice Of the Z
= Peace Fishian stood the cou-
= pie up and married them. Z
. The license was properly Z
= signed up for return, and it Z
= was not until the justice de-
. manded S. as a marriage fee Z
. that it was discovered that Z
. Miss Caheapero had secured Z
= the license to marry another Z
. man, and that Zion had mere Z
= ly accompanied her as an Z
. escort.
= The couple left the Office Z
. still married, the justice de- Z
= claring he had no authority to
. divorce them.
80 >>% 90 = 80 . . =
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02

out the state. The large support
given the judge In the last prim-
airy election by the working and
middle class came within a few
votes of making him a member of
the state supreme court, and the
Judge naturally depends on the
same vote and support to defeat
Piles. t,o.rs
Judge Humphrey stands for
progressive policies. He fayors, the
initiative and referendum and re-
call and other measures calculated
to bring about better political and
industrial conditions throughout
the state and nation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
BABE COMES TO WIFE DESERTED, WITH
NO ONE NEAR TO CARE FOR HER

husbands love that died Mr..
Finch is now somewhere near Lib.
erty, Mo-. where his parents. live
For a long time before he went
away his wife was compelled to
work and slave for their existence
and, 1t is said, gave up a part OF
her paltry earnings from her wash
tub and board to him, with which
to buy his liquor. Liquor master
ed him and robbed him of his man
hood and his love for wife and chill
dren. 1t finally caused him to go
away and leave wife to care for her
helpless little ones and to again
face motherhood alone.
She must have aid. for her little
home is almost bare. She will sup
port her children again il fate will
spare her for the task.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
MIDNIGHT BLASTS SHAKE
EARTH LIKE QUAKE

breaking dishes in the cupboard
and the appalling rocking of the
ground and the roar of the ex.
plosion.
This was piece of work that is
little short of terminal neglect.
The people were not warned be-
forehand of the approaching dan
ger. 1t is true that the railroad
corporation has placed $4,000
with the city to cover all losses,
but the whole amount paid to one
family could not repay the damage
that falling ceiling plaster would
do in a single instant to one sleep
ing infant.
Many property owners have
lodged complaints, yet city officials
have declared they are powerless
to check the operations. or to de-
mand a reduction in the force Of
the blasting that is placing human
lives in jeopardy.
Should one of these men whose
property has ben damaged make
a personal affair of the matter
with one of the contractors, or
should any regular resident have
the bad taste to discharge an ordi-
nary firearm within the city limits,
these same officials would take
him to task for it, Yet, here is a
railroad corporation without fran
chise tearing through one whole
side of the city, obstructing streets
and damaging property with ter
rifle explosions and the city Is not
at liberty to demand consideration
for her citizens.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
Continued from page -

Continued from page -
Dr. Morrison said; "about the
bravest ] have ever SEEN"
Today is Mrs. Finch's fateful
day. Before this day is gone her
new found friends will know wheth-
er the reward for her bravery will
be recovery, or death the penalty
of her mistreatment. The little
one is growing stronger and active.
He weighs seven pounds and is the
JOY of its mother and other little
ones alike. in spite OF their
gloomy circumstances.
This whole pitiable case of how
Mrs. Finch has shaved for herself
and little ones has sprung from the
infidelity of. a drunken husband-a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02

statutory crime against Ruth
Harris.
Laisure told the deputy prosecur
tor that he will gladly make atone
ment for the wrong he has done
the girl by marrying her, but did
not want to be released and then
arrested as a deserter by the army
officers.
Laisure is anxious to secure his
discharge without the stigma of the
word "dishonorable" being attach
ed, but this is hard to secure I'M
der the military regulations in the
case of soldier who pleads guilty
to a crime, as Laisure must do.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02

recreation In daylight. The system
would put new value on parks,
Fairgrounds and breathing places. y
Mr.. Murdoch has shown that, ii
the whole country adopts the day.
light plan, there will be no diff.
Guilty IN carrying out the system
On the first day of May we would
all rise at s o'clock in the morning
We would turn our clocks forward
to z. 1t might be rather sleepy
day, but we would go to bed early
and when we awakened at the
next morning it would seem as nat
ural as II the hour were really
o'clock. And besides that the morn
ing air would be gloriously inspir-
ing.
MFR. Murdoch hopes that CONNER
cial clubs and business clubs will
take up his plan and write to his
association In Cincinnati.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02

The term of Frank Hogan as a
member of the park board has ex-
pired. and while there has nothing
been given out officially. it is an
nounced that Mayor Pratt will
probably ask him to continue on
the board.
Hogan is millionaire, has plen-
ty of time for the work. is a good
judge of real estate values and a
great believer in parks. all of which
are useful qualifications for the
place. No salary attaches to the
pOsitiOn.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02

iohn Morgan, living In Maunie,
H.. on the Wabash river, near this
city. was baptized in the river. He
.ore shoe in which there was a
loose string. This dragged over the
bottom of the river. A mussel
closed on the string. Morgan pull
ed it out on the bank after him.
When he opened the nusssl shell
he found . pearl, which he sold
for $500.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
NEW YORK FLYER
MAKES LONG TRIP
by United Press)

NEW YORK, June Frank
Goodal today made one of the
longest aerial flights ever attempt
ed in this vicinity in dirigible air
ship. He few from point oppo-
site the upper end of Manhattan
Island over Hoboken to Jersey City,
crossed the river and was heading
Tor Grants tomb, near which he
rollided with tree. On the return
tight he floundered into the water
and was rescued by a rowboat.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
RICH ALASKA CLAIM
IS FLOODED OUT
(By United Press)

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, June g.
The Bessie bench claim of the
Scandal mine, at Underwood, is
flooded and the loss will aggregate
$3.50, 1000. The cause was the break
ing through of an old well to sub
terranean channel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
ARTIC DAY AT
A. Y. P. SHOW
(By United Press)

SEATTLE, June 2.-The Arctic
Brotherhood's beautiful rustic
building at the exposition was
formally dedicated this afternoon.
At the same time ceremonies Of
Boring sea day were held. A feat
ure of the ceremony was an ad-
dress by President Chilberg.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
ARMY RED TAPE
NOW IN WAY
OF MARRIAGE

An effort is being made today
by Deputy Prosecutor A. c. Clau
sen to arrange with Colonel Febisr
er of Fort Wright for the dis
charge OF Wesley Laisure. the sol
der held in the county Jail for a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
j. S. JUDGE IS
TOLO TO QUIT
(By United Press)

. WASHINGTON, June g.
. United States District Judge Z
. Silas Reid of Alaska was mott Z
= fed today that he will be al Z
. lowed to resign. Charges Z
. against him are pending be-
= fore Taft and the department
. of Justice
. 80 900 800 90 Q Z
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02

SAN FRANCISCO, June -
Heir to one of the Oldest titles and
to one of the wealthiest estates OF
Bavaria, Carl F. Won Hutton
brother of Baron Won Hutton, and
once brother-in-law to the recently
divorced Baroness Won Hutton
known to her intimates as Pam,
is earning his living as a street
car conductor in San Francisco.
While Baron Won Hutton lives
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
Liberty Band Concerts

Every afternoon at beautiful
Liberty lake. Dancing week day
evenings. Camp sites and house
tents for rent. Apply office Traffic
Manager, Terminal building. $50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02
Liberty Lake Dances

Every week day evening. Band
concerts daily. Boating, bathing,
picnicking. Camp sites and house
tents for rent. Apply office, Traffic
Manager, Terminal building. *"*
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02

CATCHES A $500 PEARL
ON HIS SHOE STRING
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June g.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-02

FAMILIES LIVING IN TERROR
OUT IN WEST END, WHERE
: 8, P. q s. Is TEARING
GROUND UP WITH DYNA.
MITE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
AIiBs Ne=s.

Everyone Is about tbrourt
gathering their crops. although
they have 10. made much. bu; Se
nope TO get a good price for 1t.
Mrs. Lucy Wallace and chill
dreu. OF near Burgess, visited her
lather, Mr.. ". J. Beard las. week
Mr.. Grover Hooker. OF Thax-
ton, lead il singing at Bethel last
Sunday morning, and we listened
TO j good sermon preached by
our pastor, Rev. Mr. PiIkington
MIR. Frank Hyde and family,
% Bluff Springs, visited relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
The new school house at Altus
was completed last week and Miss
Mona Frazer opened she school
Monday morning. We wish her
much success.
Mr.. Claude Morgan and family
OF Bay Springs, visited relatives
here one day last week.
Mr.. Lounie Quick, of Fay
Springs. attended preaching 4,
Bethel Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Wooten and wife. oil
WoodsOn's Ridge, visited reia-
lives here Saturday and Sunday.
Dixie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
Woojson Rsjgs Nxyys.

Alter an absence of a few
weeks, viii write again.
The health of our community
Is good.
Our school. which has been in
session two weeks, is doing nicely
Miss Carrie McLarty, OF Oxforsi
spent Sunday with home folks
Mr.. John Crouch has returned
from visit to Vardaman.
Mr.. James Slaughter and
family, of Holder. spent SUNDAY
with relatives and friends here.
Mr. Joe Roberts, wife and IittIa
son spent Saturday and SUNDAY
here.
Mr.. Paul White and family
visited MIR. J. W. Miller and Wiz
recently. e
Mr.. Dave Black, of Tinker
was IN our midst Sunday.
Miss Kate Stephens spent s,n.
day with her grandparents. Mr
and Mrs. Joe McLarty.
The young people enioves
singing at Mr.. W. G. Russel,,s
Sunday night.
Mr.. d. d. White, wife and lit
lie son spent Sunday with MI.
and Mrs. A. Al. McLar,y.
The CANDY KID
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
All Out OF Sorts.
He. Ans okfsfI r,r-,a Seser fe,t III


He. Any osfsri rsr-sa never bel, That
wsye
Feel al oEt OF sortsf
Tired, blue, irritable, nervous:
Back fee! lame and achye
That's the story of sick kiiueys-
Bad blood circ dating about;
Uric acid poisoning the body.
just one way too feel right again,
Cure the slgggish KID Ieys;
Do il with DOsafs kidn-y Pills.
D0sD's have cured many Oxford
people
Here's one case:
J. r Grow, South street. Oxford.
Miss. say: II nave no hesita,lon in
Recommending DoSa's Kidney Pills.
a. they have been Used in nv famil,
alta the most satisfactory results
Persons who suffer from pain IN tue
back or any other trouble, due To dis
ordered kidneys, viii coasult their
own interest By giving TINS remedy a
trial p"
For sale BY ali dealers. Price n
cents. Poster NiIburn Co. Baffsb.
New York, sole agents for tae Unitei
States.
Remember the name Dozr's-srd
t-<e 20 cthe..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
bl'fit Springs Happenings

The health of this communit,.
is very good at present.
Mr. Coleman Harris and W.
visited Mr.. James Vinson Sat.
day and Sunday.
Miss Fannie Heard visited Mi,
Lonnie Brown Sunday.
Mrs Heard and family yisi.ee,
her daughter, Mrs. Lawhorn Las,
Sunday. 'as
Misses Matte and Loula Win.
son and Mr.. Eiger Sneed yisi,ed
Miss Lonnie Brown SUNDAY.
v; Messers. Lon Keel and George
Hnson went TO Shiloh SUNDAY
MIR. Frank Hyde and wife y;s;,
ed Dir. Emmett Harris Sa,urds,.
and Sunday.
Mr. Hiram Nets and wife Wei
ing Mr.. Vinson Saturday .nJ
Sunday. snd
BLUE EYED Boy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED BY col.
,. ". 7. FALENER

h1>JLlIipS OFFERED BY col.
,. ". 7. FALKNER
Whereas, 1t appears from the
published financial report Of the
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
81 the town If Oxford. Miss.
tnat there has been collected from
sale Of bonds aud taxes from
Oct. I, 1893, u Oct. I. 1903 the
sum Of Stjy.3U.S2, and that the
sald report does not show now
SAID money has been disburSed
as the Jaw requires by Section
54'1, Annotated Code Of Missi.-
s.pPi: and. whereas the sad
Board shows By its report that
tue Indebtedness Of the town has
been increased by bond issue
OF $SNO.J and a floating debt OF
Sl5,o84-9I without authority of
law; therefore.
lie It resolved, That We as eiti-
Eens and taxpayers who have Ia
loot the bills which we believe 10
be extravagant and without au-
thority Of law. demand an inves-
lgauon INTO all of the affairs OF
the municipality and that the
following named citizens of the
town, to be named hereafter by
the Chairman. shall be appointed
as a committee whose duty il
shall be 10 employ Gas amended
by Mr. Hightoaer). a disinter-
ested and expert bonded auditing
company to audit all Of the books
OF the Board OF Mayor and Al
deFincns the Marshal. the Treasu-
Ter, and all employees of the Light
and Water system. and that thi-
investigation SO back for a period
OF ten years. This investigation
shall include all contracts le, bv
the said board and TO ali persons
connected with the munieipal
government, 10 whom let. and
whether done according to Law.
The said committee are reouest
cd to make full report for their
action to an adjourned meeting
OF the ciiizenz to be held at the
Court House in the town of OK.
ford Gas amended) at such time
IS said committee may call same.
Resolved, second. that the
newspapers are requested TO pub
lIsh these resolutions.
Resolved, third, that said COM
uaittee Is authorized to call for
books and papers and to examine
witnesses.
The above motion as amended
vas voted upon and carried un-
animously. After which DR.
Hume, as chairman, appointed
Messrs. d. |. Sultan, c. A. Me-
Charen and Lee NJ. Russell as a
committee as above provided for.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
InRrfn INrn ILL

William UPchureh, OF Glen Oak.
oSi2-s Eas an exile from home. Noun
tam AIR, ne thought, wOuii cure a
irI-nttui l1Eg-rseking cough that haa
defed ali remedies TOR txo years
AMER siL months he returned, death
dosgins his steps. "rhsn | began to
use Dr- Kings New Discoyes v" he
writes. and after taking six bottles |
am as well as ever" IL saves thea
sands yearly from desperate lung dis.
sas-s- Iataliible for coasas and colds
u cispels hosr-enss- an a sore thrazt
tures grip, bronchitis. henorrhac-s.
as.aias' crop, whoopiag e0agh. 5ae
AID 81, trial bottle ;ree, guaranteed
BY a. Il. Ee1del.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
Kingdom News.

The health is fairly good at the
present and crops are gathered.
Mr. J. d. Hughes, OF Sarah.
Okla, and Mr.. J. A. Franklin
OF Crimes, Okla, are visiting
relatives and friends here after
an absence Of six years.
Grandmother Hughes cele-
braied her Goth birthday SUNDAY
with her children. grand children
great grand children and great
great grand children.
ar. Dan WEIGH and family
visited their son and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Math Mitchell, near
Lafayette Springs Sunday.
Mr.. Wilson Merlin and Miss
Fannie Owens We're quietly mar
ried last Wednesday night. Mr.
W. B. Coleman officiating.
Mr.. w. W. Stewart is visiting
at Aigoma for few days.
Quarterly conferences will con-
vene at Thaxton Monday.
Miss Josie Pritchard has gore
to Grenada to make her future
home.
Mr.. p NJ. Franklin and family
visited relatives in lula Saturday
and Sunday.
Much success to The EAGLE.
GlLDERoY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
My York Dots.

The health OF this community
is very good. .
We are having some ideal
weather for the time Of year. Ii
is SO warm people canno. xii!
much meat yet.
Mr. Erwin Brown and wife visit
ed friends in this community re-
Gently.
NJ. Walter Sullivan and wife
visited relatives here Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. q. W Crawford and family
were the guests OF Mr.. Erwin
Brown sunday.
Miss MaUde Anderson CON-
mencei her school here last Mon
day She . getting along nicely
with her little crowd.
News j. scarce this week. 50
will skiiOo. | am still the New
York Kid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11

have nothing personal against
any one. but as stated by US
many times before, the business
Of a newspaper to 4 community
Is to hold up men ard measures
ss they are: If a man is not III
for Office why sit still and see
him I'll q government position
when the ordinary citizen in his
own private affairs would not al
low him to NIL this place il il,
were simple business PROPOSE
ton. i town simply commits a
grave and objectionable crime
when she fails to select the VERY
abiest and best men to every Of
me-. You see the point. Let us
be careful not to play politics
and act the fool again. Let u
have the best Mayor the town
can produce; a man in whom
every citizen in town can look
With pride; man whose ability
for the place cannot be aues-
toned and one whose private life
Is above reproach: not only this,
but let each official Of the town
be put to the same high test.
We DO no; know what this in.
ves.igatioa will amount 70 but i
IS proper tina; il he had: il ther.
is nothing wrong in the affair,
loi oGr government We shall q
least have the qualification g.
knowing llst how our money ma
been spent and then we can cal
a halt along some lines in Gu.
spending: and. in the event ",
and our officials have not con.
formed 10 the Law, il will max,
Us wake up ~ the respoasibilit,
oil selecting more competent mel
to Office. y good man courts in,
vesiigation always; the work C
every detail Of an official shout,
be open to the world. May Ii,
investigation prove OF great goo,
and oe the means of making on
citizens realize the advantage o
a good sound business govern
ment administration and one i
whom all the citizens can poiu
to with pride.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11

List o. unclaimed mail matter lei;
IN the Oxford, Iis<-, Post -OHc. Tor
the week ecdirS Saturday, Scy. OH (:
ASins, Mamie
Ayent. MIRA. VirSiaiI.
: Berry. Nisz l;zeIma-
. Bncksre. Rodgers
aldweli. tfEs l.. y.
s Cvsksy. o. \
Deckkrd. Watson.
5 Jones, Njss Clsaiis.
. s;arPAy, MS
10 Porter, Alice
n Slack. Miss Hattie.
l. Tate, Mr.. amp AIRS. Frzrk
Is Ni1barEe. u. q.
"a Wilbur, Irene.
hen caltIng for the above pleas ?
give 20. OF Ietsrr ana cate sdyerEiseG
; N HoWRY. p. N.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
Hiphtowcr farm J

The health Of our coHNHs
very good at this writing.
MIR. Myrl Frazier spent sa'ui
dav and Sunday in Mempsis.
Our school at Union Hill IS pro
crossing nicely. >hs
What has become oil Moan
Would like to read the news from
there occasionally.
Mrs. Kate Hu-sey was IL A'
beyille Saturday a.,
Rev. y. p. Fullii hi'ee NJ
regular aPpoiutmeai a' Dh''D
Hill sunday afternoon.
Misses Audry Rushing. Mar
gre; Good aud Beatrice ful'iloye
attended services at Cnion mn
sunday afternoon.
Quite large crowd attended
service SUNDAY at Union hiil.
Misses C5ls Lee Mansell and
Maggie Tanner we're the guests
Of Miss Clara Cruise Saturday,.
Mf. Xir-s Tidwell and family
spent saturday ana sunday II
kOoeviiie.
Little Miss Matte Collins spent
7 ,lew days last week with Mr
Virgo Tidwell and faily.
= Sir. Elize Bennett spent sun
} dav with Mr. C.. ". Cruise.
\ Nr. Willie Williamson was tn
lguest Of Miss Bette Hickey sat
lurday night.
1 Mr.. lobe Sealy was the CUES
Mr.. Gus Cruise Sunday.
p We hear that wedding bells 81.
spon ring near Is.
1 lLet us hear from Lett Han
and \ Friend often.
Much success to the dear O.
E,GLE ana IL many readers.
Bye. bye ] am the same lIttl
blu. NIoLET.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
HAIs.s aErF,,rr, -

DO you know that every tin,s 70,
,si. a cough or cold ana let II r.s ou ~
.nlnking II will just cure itself Won o. ". on
lnNiung pneumonia. consumntina e
some other pulmonary troubIsS n os
slsk II Put your lungs bait !, Don
tsc, health and stop that conyb ps,-
nAiard's Horeho1nd Syrpn p l.n
soe, %: and 81 % per bo:t,s .ee
Vi Z 4. Ze-as. sor sale
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
4 scAID,p SOY susIFks

HorrIfied bis grsat-mOther. sTrx
Maria Tsy ior. OF Ncbo, XIV, wLo
writes that. " hen al though; he would
die. ,'vekleni- Arnics Salve, wholly
cured iiiG. lnfsliibi- for burns, cuts.
scalds, cOrns, wounds, bruises Cares
teuer sores, boiis, skin ercpti0rs. chi;
clainsi chaPped hand. soon rouIs
piles. 2oc Al A. II. Kea lei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
CoNsrNFTIoN nlIIU,,s-

Proves that neglected cold or
cough puts tue lungs In so Dad a con
1i'lon that consumption germs find a
fertile held for fastening on one. Stop
TIE cough Just As soon as it appears
9Th BslIard's Horehouni Syruu.
Soothes the torn ant infiausd Tissues
aud makes you well again. For sale
by i. Il. kenasl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11
ArtrIIt.r MrI>,n

ut tee tool or ANKLE may produce a
very serious spraia. A spr.ia = more
painful than break In all sprsins,
cuts, bnrns and scalds liailardss Snow
Eminent = the bes, thing TO use IL
lieves the pain insfaDJis, reduces
swelling. - q perfect anti-rpect.e and
heals rapidly. Price DC, &c and 81.
FOR saic b. 4. ~. kcndei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-11

ANDREW CARNEGIE has return
ed to this country, and he is
thoroughly convinced that Ger
many has no intention of declar-
ing war against England. Lord
Northcliffe viii at once lose faith
in Andrews Judgment.