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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04

Mrs. Willis Anderson and Mrs.
Marshall Lynch, two of the most
worthy ladies Of Delay died
Tuesday and the little village is
in sadness, for both were loved
and respected by the entire COM
munity.
All members Of the U. d. c.,
are requested 10 meet at the Con.
federase Cemetery near the Uni
versity, Friday morning at 8
O'CLOCK for the purpose Of clean
ing up the cemetery.
Have you seen the Moving
Pictures at the Opera House this
week? They have been the lovli
est shown recently. The Hug
trated' Songs have also given
much pleasure to Q large audi
ence each night. These pictures
are suitable to the young and old
alike.
Consult FOUR face and see II
it is not time to have your picture
made. Let me do your framing
as well rs take your picture,
Lewis the Photographer.
Ladies' will find our Suits and
HAfs. the most stylish to be found
in tie city. Give US a call.
KALEY & SPARKS.
The Moving Picture show at
the Opera House every night is
quite q credit to Oxford. We
should not let it die for the want
of patronage. 1t is highly in
structive as well rs entertaining.
The price is sn,all. only 10 cents
for adults and 8 cents for children
Let Lewis, the Photographer,
talk to you before having your
picture made. His prices and
work cannot be excelled. Let
him do your framing.
Be sure and see me before you
buy q Sewing Machine.
%. 8. WEBSTER.
An alarm of fire from the resi-
dence of Mr.. r. G. Morgan on
North street Friday afternoon
caused some excitement, bu. wa
soon exhnguished with small
damage.
Mr.. H. j. Gardner, OF Splinter
had his barn filed with hay and
corn destroyed by FIRE Monday
night. Six horses confined in the
stable underneath were burned tc
death. This is certainly = grea'
misfortune and loss these strenu.
GUS times.
The price Of 5 cents at the Mo,
ing Picture Show is for the pur.
pose Of enabling every child il
Oxford to attend these shows.
Ms. Frank Newell, Of Waite,
valloy, Ars. Strain, Of Tupelo,
Messrs. Ernest and Win ,Heidel.
berg, of Leaksville, and George
( Lundie, Of Memphis, were guests
at the Heidelberg Lundie mar
rage.
The Supreme Court by Justice
| Mayes handed down an opinion
reversing and, demanding for tria
the now celebrated case Of Bran
lett & Sons w. Writ Adams. TIL
case was ably argued by Messrs
Falkner and Sullivan.
There will be . meeting of the
Civic League Friday night q
II: 80 O'Clock n the Sunday schoo
room Of the Presbyterian Church
There will be reports by the vari'
GUS committees and other discus
sions of interest. All are vel
come. -
| Mrs. Mary Dunlap, Of Colieg'
Hill, died 1t her home Tuesda!
night after . lingering illness
,lMrs. Dunlap had reached an -ad
vanced age and had been an IN
valid many years. She was I
devoted christian and an esteem
ed resident Of this county for
long period. She leaves a 30
and daughter and grand childre
, to mourn their loss. The remain
| were inferred yesterday afternoo
, in the family burying ground .
College Hill.
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3 CHURCHES

s CHURCHES
REV. W. D. Hedleston,
seiching every Sunday
ID night.
Presbyteriar-Rev W. L.
pastor; preaching every
rning and night.
W. a. Boyum, pastor.
bery Sunday morning and
1ev. ]. c. Park, pastor.
every Sunday morning
Eev. G. d. Brown, rector.
every firstsnd third Sun
y month.
ptist-Rev. A. D. Morris,
1rvices every first Satur-
pday In each month.
BET SOCIETIES.
Mt L00&T 10. -, r. q A.
j eonsmunicasidn the first
might In each month. J.
MS, w. II: Wilmer Ken
etary. :.
napier No. 30, r. A. M
1sonvUeasion third Thurs-
in each month. r. L.
N. P; Wilmer Kennedy,
er Council No. II, r. & 8,
third TAureday night IN
Ii. H. A. Moore, +. ]. n;
tenAsdy, Recorder.
30 Nos, ". OWL A
e; G. n EniQht. eaerk-
eaRue uagt1 To inst Fri
il oach usonfA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04
For Sale

1000 bushels of Improved King
Cotton Seed ct 81 90 per bushel
Especially desirable for lste plan
ing snl for low lands.
B. T. MARKETE,
Markstte, Mics.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04
For Rent.

d home close TO town,
the depot, close to the
u, close to the Training
Electric lights, cold
!, bath and telephone
%, double walls, garden
houees. Apply to
F. 8. Leavell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04
Notire to Tsx Rayess

We are now ready to receive
your State aud County Taxes for
1909, and the $500 commission
road tax for 1910, ~ all must be
paid together. II you write or
call to pay your taxes please send
or give the land number and acres
j. G. HARrsFIELD, Sheriff.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04
For Sale

For Sale
farm. consisting Of 16C
acres in cultivation, .
{ Of Oxford. It is vel
Py two springs, good
I'd good pastures. Viii
D. Also one pair good
ules, one horse, wagor
ass. Apply to-
25. j. D. BUTLER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04

q to Stock OWnexs.
by lands in Lafayette
fe hereby posted against
Pg of live stock OF any
p under penalty OF Law.
/ j. j. LnTLEJOHN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04
LOCAL ITEMS.


premises.
Civic League Friday night II
! 7:0 o'clock.
Booet Oxford and the LaFay.
} etc County Fair.
) Tho D. A. RS will meet with
} Mrs. r. N. Leavell.
Mr.. P. NJ. Franklin, OF Delay,
was In our city Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Baifaloe il visiting
friends in 0renada for . fec
weeks.
Miss Emma Wilson has sccept-
ed . school near Bethel for this
winter.
Mr.. Alva Merlin, Of Tula, LETT
Tuesday for Texas on . prospect
ing trip.
Hon. d. u. Festherston, Of
Holly Springs, spent Friday in
our city.
\ Mr.. Tom Collier, of Charleston,
!, spent several days in Oxford the
past week.
Miss Nina Murray leaves this
week to take charge of school
near Taylor.
The Board Of Supervisors are
iH session this week and will ad.
journ today.
Mr.. Will Fades, Of Memphis,
spent a few days here this week
with his parents.
Miss Myrtice Gray has return.
ed from visit to her sister, Mrs.
&c. c. Batringer, At Belen.
Mr.. Robert Knight, Jr., Of Sen
atobia, visited Oxford relatives
and friends here this week.
Mrs. T. w. Avent was called to
Liberty Hill Tuesday by the seri-
Gus illness of her son, Willie.
Miss Belle Stephens and Miss
Ethel Mathis returned Saturday
from = most delightful Western
tour.
! Mrs. J. 3. Talbert and daugh.
ter, Maggie Cleo, of Scoby, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with
relatives.
Miss Edith Wardlaw is at home
after spending the past two
months in South Carolina visiting
relatives.
Prof. A. L. Bondurant spent
Monday in Jackson serving on
committee of reception TO the
president.
Misses Kate and Cornelia Skip
with have returned from q few
weeks trip to Sewanee and Nash.
vile, Tenn.
The smiling faces of our farm
ers indicate that the present cot.
ton prices are very satisfactory
in this section.
Miss Eseie Fades left Saturday
for College Hill. where she goes
to take chsrge of the school there
for the coming session.
Mr.. L. p. Leavell and vito are
spending the week in Boonville,
where Mr.. Leavell is conducting
= Sunday School Institute.
Mrs. Shue. of Coffesville, spent
I Sunday in Oxford. being called
here by the illness of the infant
son OF Prof. and Mrs. W. H.
Drane.
!, The residence and all of the
household effects Of Mr.. Harvey
Turner, of Taylor, were destroy.
ed by IRE Saturday night. Small
insurance.
); Mrs. A. A. kincannon was the
hostess of an elegant luncheon
last Wednesday in honor Of her
guest Ms. Sylvester Mullins, Of
Dear6rook.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Moore and
little daughter. velma Margaret.
; of Wzldro, Ark, are the guests
lof Mrs. NJ. c. Moore ct the Com
. mercial Hotel.
Miss Mary Louise Nelson is
. visiting her sister. Mrs. Florence
6hinsult,> on Woodson's Ridge.
and IL improving from her pro-
/: traeted illness.
Judge W. D. Frasse, Postmas-
ter 8. NJ. Howry an. Assistant
: District Attorney w. z. Stoue
: attended the Taft banquet at
: Jackson Monday night.
Mrs.. J. 8. Hudson, Mrs. E. A
|, Beanland, Miss Kate Mcclure
/; and Rev. w. L. Atkisson attend
!. ed the Rresbytefiaa Synod, u. s.
! A., - Coeinth shis-wssk- i
On. Saturday afternoon at 8
lo'clock Mrs. r. n. Lesvell will
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Subscribe for The EAGLE.
To Our SSbrsiaers. >


We hope that the subscribers to
THE EAGLE will not forget to call
around and settle their duea.
Please remsmber also thst Vi. in
Iviala'ion Of The postal laws to
continue papers % subscribers
who ara in arrears.
We hope TO be able 70 give e
full receipt to every name on our
books within the next few weeks.
The amount is small % e,ch, but
quite 4 sum in tie aggregate.
Piesse settle at your earliest con.
yenience.
The Beethoven Violin Quastette.
The music lovers o. Oxford
have a rare treat in prospect, the
coming of Mrs. Kathryn cay
Falls, of Memphis, direc.or Of tas
Beethoven Violin Qaart-t. Ms.
Falls is a violiuist of the highest
type, an artist indeed in the use
OF tha$ most subtle and soulful OF
instruments. Her reputation as
q concert performer extends
throughout the entire South and
we predict will not long be limit
ed to any section. Her three
associates in the Beethoven
Quartet are all highly accomp-
lished vioiinists and playing in
concert with their gifted leader
move all hearts by the perfect
concert Of sweet sounds"
| IL 10 to be hoped that large
audience will greet these South
ern artists on Friday night, Nov.
10Th, when they come IL Oxford
under the auspices of the Ladies
Guild of the Episcopal Church.
| The Memphis Commercial APP
peal Of Monday pays this grace
/ full compliment toMrs. Falls:
"David Bisham, the great vo-
cal artist, was the honored guest
At q reception last evening in
Beethoven Hall, when many Of
those who had heard his recital
in the afternoon and were still
bound by the spell vi tina rare
and woLderinl pleasure, enjoyed
the privilege Ut meeting hin
socially.
"rne guest list iaclu-led o.si,
i, the members Of Beethoven Club
with their escorts, VINO were re-
/, ceived by the members Of the re-
ception committee, assisted By
the president. Mrs. Jason Wall
or and the. other club officers.
/ "A beautiful feature of the
evening we're the two violin mum
bers by Mrs. Arthur Falls, &C
complained by Mrs. T.. F. Staple
ton. The presence of the grea
baritone seemed TO leEd inspira
ton to the, violinist, for Mrs
Fall's pldymg excelled her MAN.
ormer brilliant performances.
"During her playing OF tn
: Andante from the Second Con
certo by Wieniawski, and tn
Cradle Song by Chuck, there wa
absolute quiet, followed by al
ousburst Of applause, expressing
the dsiix Int Of her bearers.
81 Notire to Tax Payers
We ars now ready to receiv
your State aud County Taxes to
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04
/ DIRECTORY,

DCk T--Nects First Mon
- md December. H. C..
"a, N. Sourer, Marshal;
- District Attorney; L.
BIT Meets the second
D1arch and September.
-, Judge.
COCRr-Mcets Fourth
- uay and November. /.
= Chsncellcr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04

THE EAGLE Copper year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04

LEY & SPARKS.
reasonable House for
y Goods, Millinery and
North Side Of Square.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04

ssercrise fer rnE ..e,n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-11-04

and Rev. W. L. Atkisson attend
cd the Rneabyteeian Synod, u. s.
| A., y Coefnth shis-week-
| On. Saturday afternoon at 8
O'Clock Mrs. r. NJ. Lesvell will
have with Der in joint meeting
the David Reese and Ann Ken.
nedy Chapters Of the D. A. r.
Misses Pauline Wright and Liz
cite Kimbrough entertained their
Sunday school classes Saturday
afternoon with q halloween party
at the residence Of DR.. Wright.
| Mrs. c. E. Gore, who makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs
il. NJ. Wyatt, has gone to Wash
iineton, D. c., where she will
| spend the, winter with her son,
Senator T. p. Gore.
4 An important meeting Of the
Civic League will be held Friday
night in the Sunday school rooms
Of the Presbyterian Church. Re-
ports will besheard from the dill.
llerent committees and . full at.
lten4snce is desired.
! The Moving Pictures at thu
lOnera House and Illustrated
Songs this wssk have been ex-
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lALY FASNIlN TALKS
BY MAY MANTON

Ntlhrs makes q smarter winter
sail iia atrited material treaied "a.
Ter such manner as the one lilutratod.
The military coat IL chic m the eA,ie-
me aud thy plain gored skirt suits
1t perfectly we'll waile the slight
thinning ui tltcK braid is lust sum.
clent 70 eachnoce the effect OF the
whole For the costume OF generally
lselul wear Aalch every woman nnds
the most Important Of her w0nlrobo.
scarcely ans betle csign or amy bet.
ter material could be found. All the
soft daik teacg ihal are SO generally
becoming can bc found in striped ef.
ieels m.i toe woman who Is on the
outlook ior something iresn for the
laie season Will be sure 10 welcome
both The design and the sugeestlun
irf treatment Illustrated. No one ma.
teflal can he sal 10 take precedence
q ary either This season. however,
and plala colurs are exceptionally va.
iled While dark blue lark brown. the
iaH0rllc catawh1 or gray trimmed
with black, would be exceedingly
handg1mc. ari II a little less dlr
able. would make q costume adapted
70 slshtly- more dressy occasions.
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PREPARE SOME AND
TAKE IT At ONCE
No Sufferer Of Kidney or Blst.
daf Trouble Should Leave
II UntrIed

That The rcglsrs Of this pnper nn.
prec'aio advice when given IN good
tath Is plainly demonstrated BIZ the
tac, that one well.konwn local phais
macy Supplied the ingredients for ie
vegetable prescription many tImcs
within the past two weeks, The an.
nouncemcni Of this smDlc. harmless
mixture Aas certainly accomplished
much In reducing The great msuy
cases Of kidney complaint and rhep.
matlsm here. relieving pain ana mis-
cry especially among the older ponu-
latlon, Rho ere always suffering more
or less with bladder summary trou-
bles hsckache ami particularly rheu-
matigm,
Another wclakDown druggist rsks
us 10 continue the announcement OF
The prescription. II Is doing 50 much
real good here. hc continues, taat It
would be crime NOT 70 do So i
cln not be rcneatei too ogtan, and
further states many cases Of remark
able cures wrought
The following is the prescription,
of simple ingredients, making q hagm,
less. inexpensive eOmr0nul, which
any person can prepare by shaking
we'll In a bottle. Fluid llxtrct Dan
dellon one-hsll ounce; Compound
Kargon one ounce. Compound Syrup
Sarsaparllla, tiiree Oanees ANY first
class arugstore viii sell this small
amount uf each ingredient, anil the
dose fer alults Il one teaspoonfNl
70 be taken after eaca meal and again
at bedtime. Therp s enough he-c
TO last for one week. If taken 10.
coMng 10 directions, Good results
viii be apparent from the first lew
desc
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EXTEND TIME or PAYING TAXES.
tcontInued from rage 2.
ava lnananto.

ara lnsrertc
by Huddlesion. OF poniotoe iocat
lns state normal at Adu.
BY Glover, Of Grady, amending sta
tutea relative & assessments
By same on usury
by Clever and lreton, Of Grady To-
eating Industrial Institute ior Girls at
ChlCkashp.
BY Price. Of Usage, amending sta.
tutet
3y Coyey. Of ELLIS ailawiug bounty
on coyote and rabbit scalps
ng Watous. oi GarnelaK'gsNsheE
fllh ant game,
ny Iovelace IT Latimer ,lpronris
atlng mnney for erection ol buildings
etc. Of school Of mines at Wilhnrtan
ny Boyle of Haskell prohlbitlng
convleimade geels being sod M Inc
state unless bearing stamp mark etc.
ny Partridge. of AllalIa for paftf
nominations BIZ direct vote and repeal,
lng present primary election law
~ same. OH ruais. highwaya and
bridges
By smith Of rallo. system Of work
Ing highways. township boards "a een
tract for same, etc
By Ashby. Of Jackspn. for noillns
county court at town Of Fl Dorado,
jackson county
By saMn. ~ erection ef monument
60 memory Of Cant David H. Payne
and Capi Vim. Couch
By Humphreys 81 Aleha ior spr-
vice Of summDns Fl civil actions on
insane or lncompenteni nersuns.
ny Knox, Of MHskoeee. cxemptlng
certain property from taxation
ny Marls Of Kay. for service By
publication on unknown heirs. etc
ny Whitson Of McIain. 20 malnialn
agricultural al mochaalral college
and cSherimout station. alc
BY Harrison. Of Hughes fish and
samc.
~ Rogers Of Plttshurg. creating
county court In each county having
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IS ALIVE


Special 10 Daily Leader.
0kmuigee. Okla, Van l5.. The NJ.
E chnrca. South, al ITS business meet.
ing lest evening, elected GnGth 4
Kieth Of sapulpa aua Okmuleee as
architects 10 prepare plaus for the
construction Of s2500o church. The
contract fot bnilllnF this ahnrca VIII
be let as soon as the plans are per.
footed. Dr. Sims, t.e new pastor Of
the ehurcA recently from OklahomE
Clty. Il the moving spirit IN the build
INK 0f the larger c1ufch
The contract has been let for the
erection Of the Mrs Collins building
~ Sixth street uea tire Bahi oi
Commerce brilllug snd the bulllinR
Is to be ready for occupancy ~ April
lst. Tho building Is to be a two
storg brick. ge 100 and will be oc.
cuuied by en- IN lana merchant who
viii open a Cry goods and lallea fur
nIshinss store
Plans ere being prepared for the
80 li0 two story lasek buililng lo
be esectel hg Arch Jennings in the
rear 81 tho 0kuiuiyee National bank
buiidlnT. opposite The Creek capitol
The building viii be rushed 70 an
early completion and the oppeF floor
VIII be occupied hy the new I'D lodge
ay club tH.I lodge CONS re fin
Islilnf touches arr icing put eH the
uew farm Implement factory ami the
Installation Of the maehlnerg s going
forward rapidly aad 4 Il expected that
within The naxi sew daYs The furnace
81 the lbuhlrf wlll BE blown IN and.
,ho fif Afterwards lae entire plaUl
Nill ii opffatlsii l
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CLEARS the COMPLEXION
OVERNIGHT
Pinplea Rash Eruptlons Etc, Quick.
y Eradlcs'ed by New Skin Rem.

kPinpIsa Rash Eruptlona Eso., Quick.
y Eradlcased BY New Skin Rem.
edy.
Since It's dlscovefy one year ago.
poslam, the new skin rAmedy has. In
its extraordinary accomplishments.
exceeded the most sangune expecta.
tiops OF the eminent specialist who
gave Il to the woi1d. It has cured
thousands Of cases ot eczems and era.
dicated facial and o,ner ilsngure
ments Of years standing. The terri
Bile Itching attending eczema Is siop.
ped with the lsst application. giving
proof Of It's curative properties at the
very outset
In less serious skin affections, such
50 plmples rash herpos. hlackheads.
acne, BARRIERS Itch, etc, results show
after an overnight application, only
a small quantity being required to el.
feet cuse. Those who use pnslam
for these minor skin troubles can now
avail themselves OF the special 90.
cent package, recently adopted to
meet such needs. Roth the 50.cent
package and the regular 81 jar may
now be obtained Ia Guthrie at r. b.
talllos, posiolflce Pharmacy J. N.
Waliace's, 9. 0. ilues, and other lead
Ing drug stores.
Samples fol experimental purposes
may be had free Of charge by writing
direct TO the Emergency Laboratories
32 West Twenty.iitgh Street, New
York City.
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For tao medium size viii he roauir-
cd e. tle eoft 4 ga yaris Of moteflal
", 2 10 yards "a or yards i2 inches
vile Ntl i,2 yaidH of braid. for
the skirt II yaris q, Z 3.s yards
Az, Z yards a2 when material has ng.
nre ar nap G ~ Yards "a is yards
~ OF 2 3A yards ~ inches Wide when
mate lal has nelthcr iIgmo nor nap
a May Manian raVtorn Of the coat
No. 02i6 sizes "a to AZ inches bust,
or Of the sl.ltt no. 6l5l sizes 22 to
w inches pn receipt OF ten cents for
each tli III haste send an additional
two cent stamp for letter postage
watch insures more pronW .leliyery1
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AT Loss
To FIND
MURDER
MOTIVE:

Carthage, H., ian. i5.--Wlth the re
movai FROM this city of tae body d
Rev John Carmichael In charge q
Sheriff " F. Wageraeil Of 81. clail
county Michigan, the cehter of future
inquiry relailng 10 the motive for the
preacher mnrdorersuicide's crime 1
returned 10 the yillaEe Of Adaif, which
was the home OF the chief actor IN the
tragedies Of the week
Through Sheriff Wagenseli and Dep
uly Sheriff w. u. Moore OF Port Huron,
Mich, and Lieutenant Ell Baker ot the
Detroit police the Identification Of the
Carthage suicide as the Michigan
preacher was made complete.
THO knife with which Carmichael
tut hls throat answered the descrp
tlon OF the one carried by Gideon
Browning the victim Oi Carmichael
aa aYen 90 Lieutenant liakor by
Hr8wnlngs young son Frank
Aiss Miranda Hughes on whose
PROMISES tie preacher killed himself
made an effort 10 claim the reward ol
5000 ior the arrest and conviction Of
he murderer IN ihis sac vas unsne
ealiI
ii is The belief Of ne Michigan OFF,
GERS that Carmichael planned 10 crcat
tae impression that he had heen muir
derod. and SO insure the payment
his Insurance. 10 his family and later
after the matter had dropned from The
public nliad. possibly tb Join ihem
Letter Written 10 Wife.
interpreting Carmichnola letter e
his wife with thlH IN view lends II
plausiblllty 10 the theory. The letter
Is rs follows:
sJan. .. 1909. Mrs Carmichael.
Adair. Dear Wifel SIN SO tircd II
being chased that have Written 70 The
sheriff telling him All Of the parucu
lars Of TINT awful tragedy can not
tell why II M came about as Il did.
My money | had kept concealed on ny
person while Joe was al home and
happened to have Il with me- on thai
awful night 50 ! have had plenty te
use. You know that / dld not prepare
to leave IN such hurry. Others mas
not understand Il that WAY Shall
auon be III tho handa of the state Of
flcals Or n those Of the judge of all
4 wish | bad lDid ytn Of The lnilu
enee that mah was gaining over me
but feared thai you would only laugh
1t ihe mention Of II.
n had not been crazed IN fear j
would have lei Browning know of the
deed that night before ii weul go far
but ! was in state Il terror know
nov nat should lave been brave an
faced the matler aauarog aa soon
Be was dead always was j coward
aud n hss rubbed me of my Jude
ment y lh9aght ! could sci away a1f
aide and then be helpful t. you f
same way = en the exQliement shnuld
be over ellh
stiodhf 10 sou aud 10 each 0f ii
children, Calm Joe and kiftha. Y0u
loving husband ! Il Carmlrhae
Tho Michigan officials pfasese 70 wee
ia tia wish mat he might have golfea
away aud later abeeu helpfni to the
fanillra spppon of lhplf theory
Nothing has bctn found of the sis9
which Carmichael said WAS pinned
his night shirt. and which he asked 10
be forwarded % his wife.
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RE MOVES THE CAUSE
OF CATARRH

No remedy that does rcnnxe lie rne o eatat rnat The
-. faas Psraneat ver s. M uie Just long
which, IIoacr W trouble the inhrs 81 ~
body VII h kept y state oi ntcu end d
other local apph will egcs Temporarily relieve tile tight mi
feeling 2 tl hd buzng noises II Che stuhy feeling
q tne nqsifs and help tu loosen The
sonssaonai @ h0oa disorder pna until entirely driven from
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