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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05

and have not been previously pub
lished, having been taken exclusively
for Spalding,s Annual. That the
Australians are a sport loving people
is seen in thu number of spectators
that comprised the gallery" at the
matches. The balance of the book
comprises a review Of the season,
records of the national Champion
ships, sectional championships, and
important tournaments throughout
the country, notes of the game, rank
ing for 1908, official playing rules,
how to conduct tournament, how
to handicap, how to lay out and keep
a court, list of scheduled events for
1909, directory of clubs. list of ac-
tive players, and other items of In.
terest. The illustrations are num-
erous and interesting and comprise
pictures of leading players and
scenes Of important events
J Spalding's Official Lawn Tennis
annual will be sent to any address
: on receipt of 10 cents by the pub
} fishers, the American Sports Pub.
, fishing company, p Warren streat
Ny<,rxy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05

pennant or even the first division
teams. is harder at this tine than ever
before when the season was beginning
Formerly it was reasonably safe to
guess that the teams drawing the.
most money would be the strongest
contenders and it was an opal secret
which clubs were flying the highest III
the matter of salaries. This year the
only basis of comparison rs IN the
number of old playersNwho are to be
found in this years lineup. the theory
being that the greater number of sea.
Soned men team has the bett.. will
be It's team work, at least N he be-
ginning of the season This line of
reasoning has made Rock Islani and
Bloomington favorites, and yer it is
morally certain that there will De sur
prises early of the pennant race THAI
may upset all the dope. Here in Rock
Island We are satisfied that we nave
much better team than that which
finished in seventh place las. season.
bloomington fans appear 10 feel the
sane way, while Decatur's co ltidence
is simply sublime. and in all he. ether
towns the managers profess the.nse,-
yes well pleased with the az ;cegauon:,
they have gotten together Or!y lime
can tell whose claims arr best
founded
New Hackers for Team
New managers and new PLAYERS are
not the only innovations that VIII hav.,
bearing upon baseball the coming
season in this cirer:t. Bio j:1,nston
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05
Rock Island Home Dates for
1909.

May SIS, 50. Cedar Rapids.
May 10, 20. Springfield
May 81. *22. Decatur.
May s23, "a, Peoria.
May %, &c. Bloomington.
May ~, rs. Dubuque,
May SCI, SCI, Davenport.
June 13, IA. II, Dubuque.
June q, %. % Bloomington.
jane "a, 25, Peoria.
June %2G. s27, IS, Decatur.
June p, 80. July /, Springfield.
July 2, -. s4, Davenport.
July Z, s, Cedar Rapids.
July 20, 81, Dubuque.
July %. %, *24, Peoria.
July s25, &c, q. Bloomington.
July, 2S, %, so, Springfield.
July %31, Aug. 81, Decatur.
Aug. 3. 4. 5. Cedar Rapids.
Aug. II. II, Is, Davenport.
Sept. >, "a, So. Dubuque.
Sept. sc, sc, Davenport.
Sept s. 8, 10. Decatur
Sept. I'll, sl2, Springfield.
Sept. -, IA. Bloomington.
Sept. Is, 1G. II, Peoria.
Sept. "a, #25. s26. Cedar Rapids.
Saturday; Sundays and holt
days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05
NEW PLAYERS NUMEROUS
About as Many Recruits as Veter-
ans i'm the League.

There are about as many new men
in the Three-Eye league as there are
old ones. OF the veterans Rock Is
land has Neal. Wilson, Lakaff, Eng.
Stark, Berger, Mcbride. Murphy and
Novacek. Bloomington has the same
number. including Cutshaw, Snyder,
Melchoir Backus. Fox, Roger, David
son. Langdon and Long. All are new
fellows with Peoria with the exception
of Biltz. Higgins and Manager Don
nelly. Springfield has Grandy, Don
van, johnson, Steiger and Smith as
the only represent ives of last years
| team. Dubuque has Plass, Vandine
Weakley, GnrEey and DerTinger of the
| old lineup. Cedar Rapids has Brown
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05

is again president of the league, which
inspires a feeling of confidence that
its business affairs will be looked ef,er
in methodical manner, that all emer
gencies will be met as they arise, and
that every club will have the same
chance that every other club has.
All things taken into consideration,
the leagues prospects wee probably
never so bright as now
Picking a probable winner of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05

Collins, Chase, Williams, Spencer, Nal
icoat, Allen and Radabaugh in the
rangs again. Davenport. which sue
ceeded Clinton has Nye. Reitz, Ohlan5,
Isaacs and Smith of the Infants or
ganization Decatur has Laudermi'k.
Jacobsen. Boucher. Fisher. Moore, Pur-
tell and Barkwell, besides Bishop and
Ruby, who have been with other
Three-Eye teams.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05
Spaidine's Official Lawn Tennis An
nual

o'S'0' Ga"rf er'IIs NH-
nuaI.
Spalding's official lawn tennis annual
for 1909 has made its appearance for
the season and Is up to the high stand
ard of former years. It,is edited by
H. P. Burchell of New York, who has
been the editor for a number of years.
The leading feature of the book is a
very complete and entertaining account
of the trip of the American team to
Australia, written by George A.
! Phelps OF New York. member of
the party that accompanied the play
ers in, their attempt to recover the
Davis Cup. The illustrations in the
/ article are numerous and interestin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
FOX Ine puBilc doOD

On. hears a GOOD deal abput tn
power Of Ihe pres 5gttle tact is tina
uu ncS paper las very mUca rea
power owe men or events m tlrsf
days unless u b. known L. be- sillaia.
saEely and sIeauia>tiy :sr tue welfare
q Ia, whole community All nation.
The aay 81 party organs j. past. sen
~satsSual papers appealing - poPul T
passion. cannot move ta0Igltfu ia Z
the muu whJ uaEs history. The ga
iy Kidd ot newspaper that really hLs
t.e ncaduu. pose. n these days b.
the independent. reliable. di-inter-st-
ei Journal ut wide circulation, sho e
columns are known d stand aiway r
tor fh~ genera good -.or pao!ic bot.
r.iy e "a sqlsr- deal, wAa-sver nap
pens. An excellent example ut tai,
sort Of Iluruai>m j. The Chicago
Record hlcrad. Il has tbs euosmJus
circulation that cesrrsedly GOES With
the printing % al the urWs. but IT,
p1Wtr lies ia jas WI-e, CO t~s-rVatIyr
independent cdl,oEiai policy. which 5
shaped With u4e sJi- cad in view
the public good lts ur4, and critical
columns s4os the zane sIrit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
THE VALUE or ENrHU-
SlASM.

\ boy or girl. man or woman,
with enthusiasm for honest work
or % worthy cause, is an inesti.
mable power in tie world for
good. M down the ages Of the
past. it has been enthusiasts that
has given the world inventions.
made discoveries, explored an
known regions, udlead the pro-
cession ia scientific research.
There is scarcely any one so
stupid or Indifferent as O. be de-
void Of enthusiasm upon some
subject. Itmay be only ior hun
ing. fishing or pleasure, yctit in
dicates the possibility Of rouslue
m interest in other things. Pa
rents and teacher may have the
strongest and most lasting inlu-
ence upon a child by awakening
and directing enthusiasm in ac-
quir.ng knowledge which viii be
helpful in future life work.
In the choosing 81 a profession
Of calling. the one in which we
can manifest enthusiastic inter-
st is in ninety-nine cases in q
hundred the one in which We can
achieve success or distinction.
lie who takes so little interest
in his work as To- apologize for 1t,
may well be Stunned rs an en-
ploytr or employee. for his han
iiwork can never attain to the
best.
The great power OF enthusiasm
lies not only IN what one ind
vidual can accomplish, but in the
fact that others are inspired by
contact with the enthusiast. This
should induce Us to seek out the
work best suited t. our capaci-
ties and SO pefsistently cultivate
an enthusiasm for it that it viii
become contagious, and others
will catch the habit of throwing
heart and soul into the perform
ance 81 every duty.
When We find our most con-
genial sphere of action. and en-
ter upon our work with strenuous
zeal. We may expect a revolu-
non IN both manual and mental
work which viii tell for progress.
prosperity and the uplifting of
mankind. Value enthusiasm.
above silver and gold, for it is
the handspring OF success to the
nndIyual as well as to u nation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
Subscr,.e Tor THx EAGLE.
Home Endorsement.
Iianlrs'i. sfoaf,ri C.usra, Can Tell 70,
~ Ill.,. a.

hundred. afONfsrt G.t5aras Can Tell Voc
Al Ahaatl "a.
Home endorsement. the public ex-
P-rs,.ou OF oxford people should b,
eNIdvuc- tUyon1 dispute for evrr,
oxt3rd rra Ter. S0rriy the experience
ct friends anu neighbot-, cheerfuliy
gwen by them. viii carry NOR weigh
tnau the Gtteranees ct strangers re
siding in fAraway places. Read tut
following:
Mrs. L. / b Wallace. Ea.f street
u&toFd Mis-, say: MY knoWiedzt
ii Doan kidney Pi.i, dstes back tour
Or i've years linear use 1t that tiGat
proved them t. De a reliable r. msdl
and one that lived up 10 Representa-
IONS. DOan's Kidney Pills brought
ne plsitiysr eAet from kidney trouble
from WIN en- | mad been a sufferer tor
"A long time and th-y helped me more
than any other remedy / had previ
oGsiy used. M kidneys were given
strength, the pain IN my back was
driven away and my whole system
vas bulls up. | have taken Duan.
Kidney Pins since and the benetittnat
nave always obtained has been such
as TO assure me that this remedy !
reliable. / heartily recommend
boan's Kidney Pills to my friencs sui
irrlng from kidney disorders"
FOR saie by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster Miiburn Co.. Buffalo.
NeW York, sole agents for the UuiteL
States.
Remember the name Doanis-and
no other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24

Where will you find a man al
WAYS grateful. always Affection
ate. never selfish. pushing the
abnecation Of self to the utmost
limits of possibility, forgetfull Of
INJURIES and mindful only OF
benefits received? Seek him.ao:;
il would be a useless task. But
take the first dog you meet, and
from the moment he adopts y u
for his master, you will lno IN
him all these qualities. He will
love you without calculation.
His greatest happiness will be to
be near YOU: and should yoI be
reduced to beg your bread. not
only vii! he aid you. but he wii.
not abandon you 20 follow a king
10 hi, palace. Your friends may
Quit you in misfortune, but your
dog will remain; he will die a'
Your feet. or if you depart before
him on the great voyage will a :
company you 10 your last abole
FROM History Of the Dog.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
Altos TNews.

We are sill having a greatdeal
ii rain, which IS making tnInys
look gloomy.
Mr.. John Wooten and daarh-
ter, Miss Luna, of Graham. Tex.
are visiting their old home and
many friends and relatives here.
They moved To- Texas Is years
ago and this is their first visit
back.
Mrs. Lena Short and children.
OF Oxford, are visiting her father
here this week.
Owing to the rain Sunday there
was only u few that attended the
preaching at Midway.
Miss Lottie Wooten visited rela
tives il Toecopola last week.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Lucy
Roebuck. Of Kingdom. visited at
the home Of Mr. /. Morgan sat
urGay night.
Why don't the old eorresa,nd-
ents wake up and give u the
news. May We hear from La
Fayette Springs, Bay Springs
ana several others. Dixie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
Toccopola News.

| see that most all the old cor
respondents are awaking with the
advent Of the long summer days,
so will again with the editors
consent, add 10 the list a few
items from our .it,le burg.
Messrs. Games Slough, Of Coop
er. Tex, and brother John y.
Slough. Of oxford. visited rela-
tives and old friends here the
past week.
Mr.. y. 7. Lowrauce, wife and
daughter, Of iowa Park. Texas,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. f..
Rodgers.
Several Of our young teachers
are attending the Normal at the
University.
The infant child Of MIR. and Mrs
y. billiard has been critically i'll
at the home OF Mr.. Wiley Moore
the past week.
Cnildrens Day will be- observ-
cd at the Methodist Church next
sunday.
Let us hear from Lafayette
Springs, Tuia, College Hin anC
all other places in the county.
MAGNOLIA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
Mt. Zom Notes.

The incessant rains have a
tendency to make folks feel blue
but We are eagerly looking ion
the silver Lining which We nave
heard turks behind every cloud.
Misses Kate Stephens, Irene
Walker and Mona Prater are at
tending the normal in Oxford.
Mrs. Mary Hawkins spent last
week In oxford With relatives.
MIR. and Mrs Fount Galloway
spent Friday night here Wit.
their brother.
Mrs. }. 5 Ford Of Hopewell.
is very low at this writing.
Mrs W. A.. FUR aud children
OF Oxford spent Tuesday here.
Sunday is our regular preach
ing day, We hope 10 have a good
crowd.
Little Miss Carmen Galloway
has returned from = visit to rela-
lives in Grenada.
Mr.. John Evans and family
have returned from a sojourn in
Texas and will make this their
future home.
Mrs Henry Stephens brings a
cheering report from the Mis-
siOnary conference at Greenwood.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
Notice to Rr.age Buffers

Public notice IL hereby gwen that
tnu undersigned VIII receive sealel.
bids up 10 Il O'Clock. noon, Oh Tues
da, July 9Th, for the building Of q
bridg. on the Taylor and PauOlA road
near a. Is. Jones place; also Tor the
bu.ldi1g oi a bridge on Dr. Jones
place On the Ox;orI and Pamela road;
also Tor lac Building OF a bridge GA
the Oxford and P~ontOiOc TUai, link
No. -.
The above mentioned bridges are To-
BE- 1T out separately ana T. DC done
according to plans and specifications
nov lh Tile IN my Office. The surcss'
iGi bidder viii be required to turui-i.
b. nd double the amount Of each BIZ.
with two or more good securities tor
faithful performance al the contract.
The Botgi reserves the right to r.
ices ass aud all bii-. aud on TIE sau,
CAV iet the aaue uut AT public Outcrl
to The lowest and best bidders. The
Boarj reserves tie right 10 reject AN,
aud all bids.
". ". Woodward. CLERK.
OxiOrl, Mis-, June l-.h 1879.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
P~hiadelChia News.

Rain. rain. Our farmers are
very much discouraged. Cheer
up farmers, where there is i viii
there j. a way.
Mr.. Dick Eyer and wife who
nave been visiting their brother.
Mr H.. c. Tyar. have returned 10
their home in Ardmore. OKLA.
Mr.. Willie Ayent spent sunday
with his aunt, Mrs. ii. c. Baker.
Misses Grace and Johnnie Tyer.
VINO have been attending school
at Blue Mountain, have returned
home.
Miss Mabel Nunnally Is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Jasper Busby and daurh-
ter, Miss Irene. OF 0kema, Okla.
are visiting relatives and friends
here for a lew weeks.
We hope that Messrs viii HYDE
Ennis toust and all of the other
good singers will be with US mex,
sunday.
\ SUBSCRIBER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
BIuff Springs Happenings

The health Of this community
is very good at this writing.
The farmers are very far be-
hind with their work on account
OF SO much rain. They will have
some Of their crops to plant over.
Mr.. J. NJ. Goolsby and wife. o.
JonesborO, Tex, r visiting thei,
daughter. Mrs. Ida Hyde.
Messrs. Curtis Busby and Tom
Montgomery visited Mr.. r.. r.
Ninson Sunday.
Mr.. John Adams, of Texas. i
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Adams.
Misses Cora Brummett and Fan
ME Heard visited Misses Matte
and Leila Ninson Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Butler. of Texas. {.
visiting her parents, Mr.. aad Mrs
Butler.
Misses Matte and Leila Vinsor
visited Miss Leathia Woods q few
days ago.
Look out for the wedding bell,
will ring before long.
Blue EYED Boy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
TIL Crops.

Considerable damage has been
sustained by the the continuous
and heavy rains Of the past
month. Besides retarding the
planting Of crops in many in
stances these hard rain falls have
washed away both seed and soil
and the farmers will be seriously
injured by the loss. On many
hillside farms the hills have been
washed in ruts and gu!iies that
render it worthless unless i'm
mediate steps are taken to pre-
vent q further washing away Of
The soil.
The extreme wet weather 81 the
spring months will doubtless be
followed by corresponding
drought this summer, so farmers
will do well 10 take these posi-
bi!ities into consideration while
Z blowing their crops. It IS true,
the dry season may not affect The
dry section visited by the rece.nt
heavy rains, bat it would be well
to be prepared for any emergency
Let deep blowing and cultivation
If crops c%ounteract, in a measur,
the blighting effects Of a drought
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
Muckloon Items.

As have not read any news
from this part Of the world, | will
send in 4 few scattering items.
Health is very good in this
neighborhood.
We are having some more rain
more rest and more grass.
MIR. Pink Cox, of near Dallas,
died very suddenly Friday night
and was buried Saturday. He
leaves a wife and several children
10 mourn his loss.
Rev. Coffee and daughter, Miss
Lodrea, spent Sunday with the
family Of Mr.. John Phillips.
Mr.. Heck Graham has been on
the sick list, but is some better.
MIR Collier Crockett, of Okla
homa, is visiting his broihere.
Messrs. Dave and Geo Crockett
MIR. John Braston ard family
visited the family OF Mr.. DoloI
Ce srly at lula Sunday.
CRAZY JANE.
".
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24

Aen past middle lite have found
comfort ani rehef ia Folcyis kidney
Remedy, especially tor enlarged pro.
t.ate gland. which Is very common
among elderly men l.. T.. Morris. q.
Dexter nv, writes: Up u a year ago
my father suffered from kidney ana
niaader trouble and several physici-
ans pronounced ii enlargement OF IN
prcstrst" gland and ADVISED an opert-
tI1n- On account of his age W. wcr,.
afraid he could not stand II aud r.
commented Foley Kidney TENED,
Hl4 ne hrst bottle relieved him, and
at'sf taNihg the second bottle lac was
Ne was no long troubled wiki his
complaint. Sud by j. B. MeGoaa.
gIl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
WOMEN wnn 1rr r>y,In.

Those attractive ONE WHO are
lovely in face, form and temper are
the envy OF many, who mi ht a0 ike
them. \ weak, sickiy mi ALI De
nervous and irri- able. Constipation
or kidney poison- show pic,p.es, .kin
eruptions. blctchcs and "a wre EetI
complexion. For all such Electric
iltters work wonders. They REGULATE.
stomach. liver and Kidneys, purity the
blood; give strong nervc> Dri-ht ewes
pare br~afh, smooth. velvssy skin,
lovely complexion Many charming
Ona owe their healtn AMI beauty
t. them. J0c al i II. krudrl's arug
store,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
COLLEGE, Hill News.

As We are hard pressed CD
with our crops and in need of rain
will pen you a few dots concern
ing the doings Of our people.
We have had a great many
visitors lately and it did Us good
20 greet them again.
The Cleaners gave a measur-
ing party Saturday at the home
Of Mr. j. j. Anderson.
Wanted-A good teacher for
the College Hiil school.
Miss Ava Anderson has been
confined t. her room this week.
but is better AT this writing.
Mr.. =. >. johnson and wife are
visiting relatives in Holly Springs
Miss Georgia Fr.ersOn is attend
ing the Normal at the University
Mrs. Glover Shaw, Miss Ruth
shaw and Mr.. Hardin Carnathan
attenaei the funeral OF their rela-
tive, Mir. Ia Dooley, in Water
Valley last week.
Madam Rumor says the we'd
ding bells will soon ring. Can
YOU guess who?
We regret TO learn that Miss
Carrie Toney and her mother Will
remove to Oxford in the fall.
Is our faithful and efficient
post mistress, Miss jamie Shaw.
will r. ign in September, tits get.
ung time To make arrangements
about getting the rural delivery,
our frienGs below US want it to
start from Oxford. Can'twe help
them: \ FRIEND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24

OF all creatures on earth. the
ta.ubearer holes the record for
general cussedness in my esti-
matoa. When two men disagree
on some proposition and are left
alone 70 settle their differences,
they usually do So to each others
satisfaction, but let some tale
bearer steptn the game and car
~ a half dozen hand made mes
sages backward and forward,
there Is almost sure 10 oe fatal
complications.
make a lie rule that when a
man comes Ia me and tells me
I and a promise not 10 divulge
the author some story of what
some other man said about me
10 never believe Il word OF Il. or
pay the slightes; attention 10 It.
fen To one, the other never said
Al. or If he did. il was under con-
ditions that amounted 10 mere
Idle talk, or perhaps in jest.
Many "A man mas lost iis life,
and many u true friendship has
been ruptureI forever through
some miserable, lying, groveling,
malicious, tale bearer WHO'S stock
IN trade IS to destroy human hap
piness.-Selected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
man has a $50 bull pup

..If man has a $50 bull pup,
no will look after il carefully, ana
not lei Il run around at night over
town. But If he has a boy 1t i
different. He Is turned loose al
a tender age to 90 to the deyi
and the people wonder where me
Great army Of ramps, buns, Loaf
ers. dead beats, gamblers anu
drunkards come from each ae-
cade. They are germanated from
our homes and flung broadcast on
the streets. 1t may be that your
hoy is making a growth 10 that
direction. At all events the BOY
ought to be given an equal show
inc with the bull dog. Eek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
Blue EYED Boy.


Sometimes YOU may be told that
there ar. other thiags Just as coed ~
DeNittis Kidney and Bladder Pills.
That isn't so. Nothing made ~ goo
n DeWitt's Kidney n Bladder Pills
for any ailments of the kidney OF
bladder, which always result in weak
back, backache, rheumatic pains rheu
matism and urinaryd.sord-rs. a trial
of DeN itt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
IL sufficient to convince you how goor
they are. Send your maize TO T. =.
Dewitt X Co, Chicago, fOT a tree
trial box. They are sold here By all
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24

No one has ever maize asalye. ONT
meat, lotion or balm u compare Eith
Buckien's Arnia Salye. Its the one
perfect healer Oi cuts, corus. tlrus.
bruises. sores scLlds, ha.ls, u4cers,
eczema. salt rheum. Eor -or- ewes.
cold ~oaes, ehapped hands lis tl2rrm-
lutalibie Tor plies ouly &c al y
IL. herdel's drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24

Everyone would BIS beaefitted by
taking Foley Cuuo Laxative ftr
constipation, stomach and liver troa-
Ole. as II sWeelens the stomach aud
bacath, gently stimulate the liver sad
regulates the bowels and Is much sa-
perier 10 pills and ordinary laxativcs.
hy not Try Foley's Osino Laxative
TO-DAY. Sold by "a. Is. Mlctionaeill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24

oleN's Aenev and Far Is especially
recommended for chronic throat and
ilhE troubles ni many sufferers from
o~roaeAisl', asthma aui CONSUMPTION
nave found comfoIl and r-lIet bv US
ing tolry's Honey and fa.. Sid ~
=. B. NcGonagil.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24

Just exactly the cause OF ,our rheu
mati-m, but you know vou have H.
% you know that ialiard's Sno
Liniment will cure ii?-rr ieyes the
pain reduce the swelling ani i'm
bers the joints aud mgscies 50 that
you will Ot as active aat veil a. you
yer were. Price -. 50c anu sl.V0
Soil by \. II. kendei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-24
: VITAL POINT.

The most d~eieate part Of "A baby Is
II 5'""is. Eyvry ali4ent tust j.
sufferers vita attacks the bowel. also
ehd4nsrring IN most cases the liz O.
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