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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

WOMEN VINO aEr rNvIrp.

Fl1se attractive Wsmen Who arr
loosely in face, fora and temper ~,
ths eavy II MANY. who mishs be iiS.
Them. \ wv1s, s.eSiy woman Eisl De-
nervous .a1d irrI-s0le. COastsDafis1
n kinney pOis0nS show peoples, s&a
eruptiBLs b!otrne- aud a wrecked
comps xi1n. For all sach Electris
BitSvEs work woBtisrS- They rsguszfr
stomach liver and Siineys. purify IN
3lOoat; give strong nerves, bright ewes
PIE brszth. smooth, velVety skin.
lovely complexion Many charming
EOuzn owe their h~slrn and hsa1ts
"a them soc at A a. kenirI-s drur
<tgrr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17
At5r1x Nv
49, -


Mr. James Huston snd family.
4 New Albany. are visiting Mr..
T. y. Pst,ls-
Mr- Taomas Mccullough. 81
Texas i visiting MS uother an
other relatives here tals wee
Mrs Ale Murehisun IS on N.
sick LIST ths week.
Rev Nr- DoIey, ofLoeEbQrg
Ark. visited has sister. SisS J. 1
McNeeiy last xse
i number q people from herr
attended the Reunion las wesk
Mrs Joe Anderson Was called
to Ox.O0d Fridsy by the death o.
her sister. Mrs Emma Wallace
Mr. sam Suliender add family
OF Memphis, are visiting their
parents. Ar. and Mrs. SuIlendsr,
this week.
Miss Cruise Arnol1 has ret1rn.
ed home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17
Kirgdon New

Nothing out Of the ordinary has
ltranspired since our last writing.
Quite q number Of our farmers
had to plow up their cotton and
nlant corn after our hood sub
ided.
Our community is delighted to
! ave Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Spencer
4 Reiwatsr. Tex. with Us again
They have a host Of relatives and
riends here who gave them ,
YARN reception.
Mr. Johnson and wife. OF Ark
| insas, are visiting here.
Mrs. Wilson. OF Oklahoma, i
visiting her great grand mother,
Z Mrs. Roebuck. after an absence
I Of about 30 years.
Mrs. Maggie Ha-dyman. De-
Walls. Ark. returned to her
home a few days ago after spend
ing q couple OF weeks here WIKI
relatives.
Miss sue Rec Miller, OF oxford
spent a few days OF last week At
the home OF Nr. CASTOR Rocest-
son.
Mr.. Harvey Turner. Il Taylor,
visited his brothers and sisters
several DAYS
Mrs. Ellen Welch celebrate
her JSth birthday Sunday wi.t
her children. grand Children ana
nsighbors. We acknywled-e -
invitation with thanks
The blind musicians 81 Ala.
b1ma gave concert AZ Kingdom
Thursday nigat, en- route &
Florida.
There will be services az King
dom Sunday by Rev. J. c. Nell
son.
The stprk has recently made
fosF visits N this part of the nos
tai vineyard, AMI each time on
Sunday. DEE0Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

NHFiEaa NaEray, 2 x. Stoz-J
ers. e. a exu.k-ue
Ne E-I-
. NrtEe % a decree OF he Chan
y Court VI the Cgz1ty " Lagav-
Tie N SAID state, readefsd IL Il
nay term iaNs. thereof. - COMMAS
Toner WilI on the
HEaSr MONDAY ISIUHY- raaa
ERfNe It'll DAY TaEEFoE
cdr tor sale a puali- oztcr. l. Ii.
biggest and AasE baf.er Tor gsSa =,
the seth toCr % The court as..~ i
lac town ot Oxford. Nis~iouE w;th
"a awful hoars. tie fols5EsaE 4-ns
Sd Hzts- so-Wu.
The Nest haf OF tie North-~S
qlartsr q seefioa ei-hs -. Iaxa-
snip aiHs o.. Range thr-s Wat
n t2Sayetss So1Dty. 1Is ssf
w. u NooDw2Eb
Euw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

Is the Only e. a-scrip.jo,
wao Is crippled With
,ms-n@m, Just a lev rEearr;.ri~
.~.n@s my De the f9rerunnercfa -
80 1t.-eS-stop the E-cahl. a. t.
ssArs siea hailaFd's Saow IlasmrrS
Sures sHs rneUwatism ami al -
H. ksntsIrs. Q! a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

Sometimes Yea may D. tod taai
fh-re ar- cthsE tEIrgs Is- a. s a.
DeHitt's Kidney and bilader Pills
That bsB't - Nothing maize a. Sso
u u-Uft's Kidney ana Bltddrr pills
ter any ailments % the Npiney C.
ead@er. which aiways FesEi5 IN wrzs
back. aacktcne. r-eanaiac pains rn~l
matism ard uTiuarylis RIGS Il tFsaI
q ueNiu's Eairsy ard Bllier Pills
Is sufficient 10 couvilee y0u how gOoc
;hev arr Sad yrur nzar 10 T. e..
DeWat & Co. Ch.ezgo. for a tree
-r1si box they are sold here oy al
4rug-@fs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

The most ce.rzts pa-t of baby :
1e o'Wei% EV~ry sil@snt tnsf b
sanerrn- sHh attacks tie boxes as
-nsia1 nnE IN most eases The Il. ~.
he in.snt- Metres a1y Eixir curr
tArrae%a- d wEEry AMI z~ia-rau
asata ~ zoe stomach * bsWei- So
y Il f. ksasiaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17
THE REUNION AT MEMPHIS.

The annual reunion of the Con
Tolerate soldiers held in Mem
phis June 8. 8 ard 10. mas passed
iato history. Il vas The creates,
gathering Of the old soldiers
since the war. Memphis did her
best in the Entertainments f these
grand old men and everything
went Of in good style; we hear
praises Of Memphis on al! sides.
This hus'ling city has grown tn
I'll it is one 81 the bes, cities in
the South; for hospitality il can
not be excelled; an Memphis
needs is 70 xii! politics 81 the
lower sort, get everything per-
tanning to her municipal gov
ernment on a high plane and get
her citizens aroused to o realiza-
ton that Memphis can have a
great future If only there is a
harmonious pull together. We
feel sure THAI they vii Do this and
in a few years We hope u see
Memphis with = population Of
J0,0Oo. Good government and
enterprise viii bring this number
n q very short time.
In behalf OF the veterans o.
Lafayette county, We extend
thanks 10 Memphis for her cor
dial hospitality and many fayor
during the reunion.
This large gathering Of people
numbering almost 5000 was
taken care Of IN good style BY
Memphis, TO city anywhere could
have done more. However. we
desire To suggest that herea ter,
N our Judgment, IL would be
much better il the states would
have separate reunions: IN this
way and this way only can the
old soldiers really have the best
time. Where there are such large
crow is II IL impossible for
The various companies to see
each other, the streets AND ave-
nues are crowded and passage
down them Is absolutely inpos-
sible especially for the oldest os.
the old soldiers, and by having
state reunions this would not b.
the ease. We suggest that quar-
ters Dc provided for tIsm in some
quiet suburb close to the car
lines and tina; they be taken away
from the crowded parts Of the
city. Here they could De free 10
sit in their tents OF around some
comfortable place and have full
opportunity - talk oyes every
pertaining 10 the var.
" hiie IL Is true any Old soldier
likes to shake hands with anotr-
er no matter from what state he
may be yet what he desires nlast
sto have plenty q time to talk
= Is old comrades: be can new
r get this opportunity in the
.arSe reunion. Some solution II
his problem must be had. The
veterans are growing older and
less able - undergo me necea
= hardships Of tle ordinary re-
union ard the tine mas come
some better plan should be
adopted Again. We suggest tia,
the reunion b. held earlier. no,
than April 10Th. In June
he heat IS oppressive and dan
-crous.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

y q tao sln1-@sre-fss aud the biz
head that eoaa-s lrsna a srcS hat
Aea~ Doe > your bad ever feel Ike
: Eeart and year brain feeI loose a7d
seTrt l0a can cure IL n no time 81
1fttES 90 ycur LIVER xsfh BzIlxr..
desbsns. isatm worth tn Ing tor the
&bAoiate and certain relief yoaru rtt.
sod b. 4. II. krrsI-E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

When I sgrerer from stomach traa
Oh taxes Dr- Ein-s .-w Life Pa.
n-s migns1 glad - see hts d P-ti
ard iadl<es-s11 Is. BET more Be-
urEisG over Es mes. "A. appetite
strong nerves Eealtay vE=pr. al b.
e sSazGcn. Ev-r 1a.i kzlu-s nos
Sorx FlE4+ &c II = H. Eea1-g.
irE- ssore-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

Eo A=uss aul T1- ssB~~ftE
-ecouEeEded far eaFsaIe thralr "a
a1= trs1stes ant ma1y sufferers fron
Hr Nrcha2 All e1asuuoCEzr
ave taaza eoHs1g 4nd re.ef IS -
* te : nprey AL lar sud b.
81 4claaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

AL members zni ef1ceFs present.
court was onanei according 10 law.
which ths following proceedings
were had, to-wi;;
ALLOWANCES.
: r Rurrow mait. prisoners si.D
h y Wick. main paupers - 30
Calvin Carutnsr-. laritors iees y @
ratshaw paper, temp
relief SO
oxford Eagle. pubi.c printing 1lEi
airs Nan uarrisoa, faup-r, temp
rE4aHf 10
Robert Ware, rzurer. tem rrliri 80
kEuk Smith. raup-r. TEN RELIEF @aJ
Isruais ar her, pauper. temp
relief 20
Glen Eizlmous. paupeF, temp
Caro- hers s. orper. qutTteris al
lsvanee on foai e1a,rae, SIS
Up Aouug, quarterly allowance
oa r1as cJatrtet 30
" g C1-rsnu. building bridge in
tuG-V fell 500
JP Nuung. lamb-r ara rails fn-
public rgaf =9-fs
1T barrow, wY-zing clavscts sf0l
IB roie. working roads +Ol
frank Cz1t-- vas relieved 81 pap
ing TAX fer l.lJ
JOAN Sssrues was awarded the con-
iract for battling q 5ssig. across a
ress uu tae logtsvr and l1l.cn
Erud 2 - 20 4 - PER .-nal foot.
J -. Nui.4Wsi MIS- awarded the
contract TO- = ievee scr1ss Xncoua
River bottom 20 ths Mitchell bridge
crusslu- SsiLievse york 70 be c9Ea-
pi-ted Dy Sept. sta.
ru~e & Frazier. glarte-iy allow
aEc- OF road contract - 20
CsG-e - Frazier. one keg # nails
tor public ruad- aNl
+ : Wallace, quarterly allowance
on rcai contract 90 o.
Huston & Sanders. quarterly al
lowauce on rCai contract ID
T. tlartsiesi. shs1f, costs ia
eases o. JET \ mstrpng. Gas
ton SMiih sui Milas Harris 27.ia
q = Tay h,r. ciscGit cisrE. cost- in
case 81 Armstrong Harris aud
Smith 1906
Ecet-ricS D~isinfrcfant 20. one
halt barred cTe~o-inseciioi le
Tor jIIi %-Oi
) l. Leara. r-l.oyinc drifts IS
J \ uast>n-.d. si-nif. ERRONEOUS
taxes collected. etc so;
Keel & .iartin. iuub-r for pubiic
Tolfs 24i
City Of oxford. Water tor o
house and all 3 81
z n EimmoBE. 5arrsi OF Mako 500
DAVIDSON * Wariiaw, mdss Tor
County officials : 3
g ID BenLett, hauling lumber -
Marshall. ssucs x Co. miss for
% ~ - 30
\ II kend-l, toilet paper for the
court house Loo
Dress Printing c.. legal cap pa
per tor claacrry clerk %
- u .'-rEard * 20, 4 keys TOR the
hand cuffs 90
II x Friedman. Tdse paupers 10 a.
-iaUhrid Taylor tapping lock II
tn aii 500
J l. Frveman. quarterly al vance
tor WurSIa- puoiic ruRis so
: L Leach. quarterly allowance
tor Wcrksng pubhc roads SIS
Joe harlow, uoES on levee and
b-iiee 80
Ns5h Ee-L suiIling brii-e % -
ELLIOTT Fisher 20, Ia exchange fO-
h11S tspe ~rii~r Is
Th~ petition q L. u Brummett. Ell
A. relative 10 the latiug og- - a ce--
an rad on TO- Oxford zns LzEav-
-tie spring rod ws seq as.lr algs
= stephens sli % j.. Eait we're q -
1nlnte! q eomsA 90 yi-E al. Lay
~. -aH. raj
Report 90 Sups 1IsruGea. o.
E-t4caaH0u
tu this Cav clue on 10 b. Eeare
rrp--t 90 PROT H. i Smish. ta
euuuts >uperint ude1g q Ez1cas5sn
showing the 1ncaat pE tsacheE
sasess. Eaa Received an1 APPROVE
the said prut Santa N1s zGoaac
4 saiary End postage
Ordered thar the CD sers and mem
1ers b. allowed their EzaAI AMOUNTS
ser diem ard mileage.
On8ered that cosrt do now adjourn
until the 1t Muai1y in lay, 1t O=sae
81 81 Jay Of sand Fonts
J. {. rgEEoAR, PrexiIen-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17
ureias1~-Iru~

List of unclaimed mail snsts.r Ie,,
In the Oxford. Mks-, Post-CGSc- tor
tae week ending Saturday. June ran.
Alexander, Miss L4ey.
: Barr, ". H.
Button, Miss Lizzie.
4 TeAcheEs Sureao.
S1nIPS~ii, 1iiss Alice.
5 ID de, l. Il
Z ID ~ >. Hubert
) D1cxsFs0n, D H.
> Eow1rGs. a. G.
10 houssna. Miss Genrie.
II naaai.tO , Lizzie.
Il JSa~s. Cleas-oy.
Is A~ys. NKS- tieoFgil-
II 4~SVerstsx, tfewIlt.
- l-unee, Hiss Fannie.
IL Miner, DR. ~ e.
II Presley. Minnie
Is Reed, Dudley.
Il seips, Miss Minnie
hen calming Tor the above pleas
give No. OF letter and date advertised
= NJ HowRr. P. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

SENATOR Smith. Of South Caro-
lima, says the farmer is bied by
the tariff. The statement does
not deserve to go in the news
columns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

NauF o % eaEsrs are d-fftfaxta
s@ras hS re Sy nezA--s n
mream- - Sslsv arf hEsd. ?
na va 81 iaey - me v
81 q1rxAf are sod y 4 3 y :
s8-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

Men past miidis lie have foand
comfort aud relief il Foiey's EBia@y
Remedy especially for enlarged proc
;rate ELHG. whi-h - very common
among elderly rssn l. T. Morris, %
Dexter kv-- writes Up - a year az
ny father suffered fFUu Sslusy anc
bladder trouble and several physici
ans pror~uuc@d il enlargement ~ tn
pFOs.rat- gland and ADVISED an opera
tion- On sccuSss u bis Aye gss Were
afraid De- cugId MT stand u ami I re-
.oulmeEd-d Fol=ys Kidney ..em-dy
and the drst oort.= relsavef nim. and
s.ssr taxing the sec sad bottle ne VA
1s was No bn--F trgubl@,i win bls
complaint" >vd oy l. B. NcGo1a-
nj
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

An increase in the per capita
cost of government adminisira-
ton from $3.50 in 1850 10 about
SIP in 1910 at least shows that
We are going some in one way or
another
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

The scarcity Of messages from
the White House leads the tennis
cabinet 10 wonder how in the
world President Taft is spending
his time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

HEAR Editor Henry Watterson:
president Taft says it is neces-
sary for the dominant party to
have an intelligent and healthy
opposition And thas-so the
extra session Of Congress has dis
elosed-is just what the domin-
ut party Is not getting"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

\ Boston prophet definitely
fixes Sept. 18th next as the day
on which the world will come 10
an end. \ prophet has 10 take
himself vesy seriously t. be as
explicit a. this.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

WALL street reports say the
public Is again buying stocks.
The fact that public has money to
invest viii come as a surprise 10
some Of the trusts that had rea-
sOn to suppose they were regular
~ getting it all away.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

IT didn't take Castro long after
he had ceased u make a nuisance
Of himself to drop out Of sight
This teaches US that prominence
J. sometimes merely the art IL
being disagreeable.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

y SENECA chief who visited
New York a few days ago COM
plains that be was robbed OF s.
wlils he sojOuraed IL that city.
Ne take it for granted that s.
w4s ali he had when he struck
ne tnwn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

exactly the cause Of xo,--
aia,isn- but yoa know -, rnea
70 you know thar 9.,,.-s H.
Linimen. will cure ng-r-if.s snow
seonee the swelling ana r.
800 Foznis aud muzcies - rI-.
- - active and VET a -
Ners lPrsce IS. &c and sfer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

There are uany im.tatjazs 81 De
Wits Saroolz.1 Ntca Hazel -1s.~
-Desitt's = the original Be SCR
tou get Dew Itt's CzrDDlIxsd Witch
hazsi sslve when yoa ask for il. Il
) good for ents, burns and bruis@s
ana = especially good lor /. lies. sold
b. ali druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

Our Of all the speculation con-
corning the probable action of
Congress on tariff revision pro-
trudes the fact that the people
would not have demanded re-
vision if they had supposed tina,
there could possibly arise a qles-
ton as what kind of revision they
wanted.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

In case communication with
Mars IS established by Prof. Todd
we hope he will find out "a; the
start whether they have l5ck ca
mails on our neigh5orins planet.
and. ii 50, how they ike them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

\ PRIZE fighter j. buried in
Westminster Abbey. Let Bailey
be cheerful Texas may some
time decide to build i Pantheon
Tor him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

Mr. ROOSEVELT has not yeten-
eoun'ered the sleeping sickness.
II it happens TO get in his way. it
viii be beaten to a frazzle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17
couLD soT EE EETTrx

No me has eyer mass -.
m~nt, h,tlon or halEa T. e.,r,n.-
es&ssHs Arria SaIve I,S -. -.
P<nSet healer Of cots. curux b,sa-
oin1sss, SORES. scatds, Isad- y---
salt rhsam- For s.-.
80 -sass. cA1pPed hznsls IL .u,rss
t9i1lsint- los piles cal,
n hendel's drug store.
y -
AsaA enas rang on watxeu the 80,
ss1eaes1n an c~selop INTO couSn~r-
r. solsy's iionsy aaa Tar 80
nAst~ns coughs That retus~ q. s'1s
f.slrE trr1suneut. DO not exs--
~i<a antriec rsmedf~s a.
r1<1is IN your colo sersI,,- -
Old o. 4 B. NcssonzvsIi "
A$aAe p Hsas Aatrpals pm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

l. is entirely safe for our wealth
er man to predict unsettled wealth
ar without assuming any risk Of
eing accused Of possessing IN
due conss r.atism.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

We do not know Ct any othe- Nil
that - as good as De SIslssE ar.x ps--
efsf he smJ1s little liver pilEs-sm.Il
gentle, pleasant and sure pjIIs 80 =.
re --sa;iOu. Sold by all druxxA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

IT j. announced that Mr.. Har-
riran keeps his finger on the
pulse Of public sentiment. his
motto b"i' 8. The public be
Watched"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

ANNOUNCEMENT is made 81 the
fact that George Aicderith left no
unpublished works. His publish
ers seem to have been guilty Of a
serious oversight.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

SECRETARY DICKINSON says he
has peceive1 Instructions from
President Taft 10 save SO. 600. OO0
in the War Department during
the fiscal year 1911. How would
you like TO have the job Of saving
S9,u00.@1O in 4 year2
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

THERE can be No question OF
Presidcat Taft's sincerity in his
eleaFiy announced purpose to
make the southern people feel
that this government Is their
government ami that il officers
n their States are their officers
II appears that the cut which
the Senass finance COMMITTEES has
made in the duty on gloves ap-
pines Only 10 fsw kinds Of gloves
which nobody buys There Is
evidently no good reason for the
public - expect a square deal in
this tariff matter without the use
Of = club.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

AL members zni officers present.
court was opened according 10 lav
after which ths following proceedings
were had, to-wi;;
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

Ever-oEe would hy behsistei 3.
taking Fuley's OriuO Laxative far
sul<Jtpalivu. stomach and liver troG-
Ole. IS it svsel-us TIE stomach src
5aeata. @-usly stimulate tae liver azd
rVgaAis, the bowels an. b. mGch 50
psrior 10 pi.as aan ordinary ~ltzsilyez.
- by not try Foley OriuO Laxative
TO-DAY. sold BY a. B. McGoua.iL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

TIE late Mr.. Rogers remember
Ell Mark Twain in his william
o,her evidence that there is some
times a premium on humcr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

THE Republicans OF Ohio are
again fighting among themselves
This makes Ohio seem natural
again.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17
Save
Your Chicks

You need to watch on; now for ice
on your poultry. You viii lose money
this season unless you promptly ex-
terminate these pests.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17
The Oxford Eagle,

one Of the very bes, things
about Senator Lafoilette IL tina,
be j. 50 unlike Senator Penrose.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

Subscribe lor THE E1GLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-06-17

iArEa1 NaEray. 2 q. Stow
e n exWa<Le
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-23
Gen. Corbin Buys Cow for Mrs. Taft

livery of Mrs. Taft's COW never has
been told correctly. Maj. Gen. Henry
c. Corbin, who was a farmer in his
younger days, was commissioned to
get cow. He made a selection and
early one morning he and Mrs. Corbin,
who are among the elite of Chevy
Chase, Washington's fashionable SUI
burb, embarked in an automobile and
led "Bossy" into the city and up to
the back fence of the White House.
There they sent in policeman for
President and Mrs. Taft, who came
out and opened the gate in regular
country fashion.
Then arose a problem as to what to
do with the cow. When the quartet
arrived at the White House stable
with the COW they found it crowded
so full of automobiles that no place
was left for 'Bossy." Finally, by
shifting around, stable room was
found.
Gen. Corbin fixed an automobile
cushion by "Bossy's" side and in the
regular old-fashioned way MIXED
about a quart of tactical fluid, which
President and Mrs. Taft sampled"
and pronounced good. Having deliv-
cred the cow Gen. and Mrs. Corbin
whisked away in their automobile.
"Bossy's" surroundings were little
strange to her at first, but she has be-
come used to the policeman and auto
mobiles and is giving ffrst-rate salts
faction,
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greatest interest in the work of her
husband.
Mrs. Clark, before her marriage, was
Miss Genevieve Bennett. She is es-
sentially domestic in her tastes and is
decidedly intellectual. She is convers-
ant with the great questions of the
day, and has devoted herself to the
seconding of her husbands public ca
reer, and to her children, of whom
she has two living, Bennett and Gene
We've.
1t has been said Of John Sharp Will
liams, former leader of the minority,
that he had attended more colleges
than any other man in congress, but
people who know of Mr.. Clark's career
from boyhood say that he holds the
real record.
Mrs. Clark is one of the charter
members of the Congressional club
and is prominently identified with the
management of the organization. She
is delightful hostess and is affec-
tionately regarded by the new arrivals
in congressional circles, who look to
her for guidance in Official social'
matters
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Dr. Robert S. Macarthur, address
ing his congregation at the Calvary
Baptist church in New York, defined
Christian Science as "Eddyism" and
classed the cult among frauds and
fakes.
Col. John Hicks, American minister
to Chile, has forwarded his resigna-
ton to the state department at Wash
ington 1t is understood that the res
ignation will be accepted.
Joseph H. Choate was elected chair
man of the Manhattan citizens com
mittee for the Hudson-Fulton celebra'
ton. The committee, which was
chosen by the mayor, is composed OF
1000 prominent men of Manhattan.
u. S. Henry of Philadelphia paid
$50,6e0 for the painting by Millet,
Going to Work-Dawn of Day." at an
art sale in New York.
President Taft attended meeting
of the Yale University corporation at
New Haven.
Brig. Gen. Frederick A. Smith, the
junior brigadier of the army, who has
been at San Francisco on waiting or.
ders, was ordered to Fort D. A. Rus
sell, Wyo., to assume command of that
post.