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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30

THE nomination on Thursday OF
John W. Kern ss the democratic car
didsts for senator from Indiana, is re-
garded ss sericu,ly preju iicial to reput-
lican SUCCESS Ia that state. 1t Is de-
clared by members of the Indiana DELE
CATION in Congress thst the democrats
could have made on more fortunate selec-
ton from their point of view than Mr..
Kern. II, has more than once been
chosen to lead q foilorn Cause, has
yielded to the demands OF his party
when there was no prospect of SUCCESS,
and Is, therefore, looked upon as aome-
thing OF a martyr, and he is probably
the one man 10 Indiana who can unit
ali the factions of the democrats in his
state. The democratic candidate for the
Senate will begin the race with co.,
siderable numbtr OF holdo7er votes in
thu Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30

THE census enGncrstors are still ex-
perienciog trouble ia different places,
generally with the members of the feml'
nice gender. The strong arm OF the
law had to be invcked In Richmond a
few dsys ego in order to compel wom-
an to Tell her age. Having refused to
suswer tie quostions Of Census Enume-
rator Clayton Het bner, OF Wilkes.Barre,
Pc, Mrs. Elizabeth DuGau was yester.
day, upon the sdsics of tho censns de-
psvtmeut at Washington, ARRESTED and
was sert &c Jail 10 defs uNt of bail. She
drove the eiu pcrEtcr from her htu's
aud when the officers vent there yester-
dsy sic armed herself with revolver
aud threatened t. shoot il any of them
entered. She was captured after some
difficulty before she could fire. Hsr
daughter, VINO threatened the oficefa
with bot water, tus who escSped, viii
be arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30

The tariff committee OF the wholesale
dry goods trade In New York writes to
The Jlu:nal Of Commerce thst from
actual Invoices Of cotton goods imported
last wear aud this and assessed urder the
Diugley and Payne.Aldrich laws, the
new dulles are from Is to 5Y-generally
more than 25-per cent. higher than the
old duties. This, says the Philadelphia
Record, is the sort OF tariff revision that
eyen republican voters are turning against
savEgely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
COLONIAL DANES.

Officers we're elected yesterday alter
noon 1t the session cf lhe tenth biennial
council of National Society, Colonial
Danes OF America, at the Arlington 40.
tel in Washington. The following were
chosen Honorary president, Mira.
Howard Townsend, of New York; hon.
orsry vice president, Mrs. Beverley Ken
nou, of he District of Oolum bia; pres!-
dent, Mrs. R. ". Cox, OF Virgins; vice
presidents, Mrs. Alexander Jameson,
of New jersey: Mrs. J. r. Lamar, Of
Georgia; Mrs. E!iz ,beIh O. L. Goddard,
OF Colorado; secretary, Mrs. O. r. Mil
Ter, OF Delaware; assistant secretary,
Mrs. John Y. Taylor, of The District OF
Columbia; treasurer; Mrs. a. j. Csssatt,
Of Pennsylvanis; registrar, Mra. N. T.
Bacon, of Rhode Island; historian, Miss
Alice French, OF Iowa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30

SENATOR EEYEuRN, chairman Of the
Sent, committee on manufacturers,
which is conducting hearings on the
Lndge bill t, segulste cold storage, has
suggested that the bill be smended 30 aa
{, qaire alI Stored rseats t. be stamped
with tie date the animal wss killed, the
date stored sad the date removed from
ssorsge. The suygestion of ctu:ae is op-
posed by the psckers, who say the plsc.
sng oil these dates on meals would resu't
in confusion, in that the public does not
Believe. Us they say they did, thst cured
mests sre Improved By storage. Blu! the
public does not believe that meat stored
Cor short time is improved, bu! when !!
comes to keeping it indefinitely they
Justly obj:tt and want TO know what
theY are eating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 80, 1910

WITu sweeping denials of all the
charge, fgainst him, the denunciatlon
OF come OF his accusers as liars and men
of bad character, and boastsul rec tai
of his Own achievements, .successes and
accomplishments, Secretary of the In
tsrior Bsllinger ye,tsrdsy a't:nptsd 10
tear down and reiute the crest mass OF
eviderce which has sccu INFLATED against
him since be was placed under inYesti.
CATION By The special congressional CON-
m;;tee. But despite his assertions, bis
attempt t, appear confident, his domi-
neer!ng masrer and his boastiOgS' his
declarations yesterday were inccDe'u'iVe'
and 10 soma respects added no strength
10 the case with bis lawyers ara his
friends hsve been trying to establish for
him. His derneauor was that D. man
determined TO beat down his enemies a.
any cost. His language 10 denlnoIetioD
Of those who had testified against him.
was obviously intended to d!seredit the
men themselves rather than to d'sproVe
tbe;. evidence, while his general state
men,s mazda it apparent that ne had en-
Jared the lutsrior Department bitterly
hostile to tbs conservation policy Of
Roosevelt and detefn!aed to bresk do~n
and reverse that policy BY the tnost'sa'
tion of his own, which hiss come 70 DC
known as BaliGgerism. In addition 70
this Mr.. Ballinger made 1t obvious before
he left the stand for the dsy, Without
concluding his direct testimony, that ne
ia prepared 10 evsds responsibility Tor
many 0; tae things douo in contraVen'
sion to tie pnblic in!ere.t, or, In other
words, to prove au slibi to relieve him
from completely 10 the ofsnses commit
led against the public interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
Automobile Stoned.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, April 80
Millionaire automobilists today joined
forces with the police to search for tt g
ioyrlders who stoned the automobile OF
the DIXIE and Duchess of MaDchestsr
The Msnchesters are the gu ssts OF FEED
erick ". Vanderbilt at Hyds Park.
They are enthusiastic motorists. While
the duke wss driving yesterday With the
duchess at bis side, they we're overtaken
in narrow road BY another car. Map.
chests, drew to one side to ALLOW the
other 10 pass. As i. did 80, the fise oc.
cubasts began stopipg and cursing the
Manchesters. The d0ks was uuipj1red,
but the duchess was sru;k several times.
The wind shield Of their car was broken
and his lamps den'ed. Before marriage,
the duchess Wss Ass Helene Z'mmer-
map, of Oinc nns!s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
pauihsn Receives Check,

London, ApriI SO.-Louis Paulhan, wi Q
only few months ago was working for so
e lesk a. machinist. this afternoon re-
ceived from lap Daily Mail cheek for ! Q,
0oo for winning the London to Msnchestsr
aeroplane race. The presentation was made
at luncheon at the Hotel Savoy snd marked
the elimination in the ionizing that he has
received since he defeated Claude c. Whi'e
in the special event. The Daily Mail en-
nounced that it will give another $4,000
prize for an aviation feat yet to be decided
upon. White declared that he would use
the money that is now being raised as teEti-
monial to him in organizing London to
Paris flight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
Sixty-tirst Congress.
SENATE

The He5tu-n resolution providing for
an Investigation OF what is called the
"Third Degree by police authorities
vas adopted By the Senate today.
A select commit tee of Eve senators, to
be appointed by the vice president is in.
ssructed to examine into the administrS-
ton of the ''Third Degree" By officers
of the United States to exhort statements
or confessions In criminal proceedings.
The committee is given full authority TO
send for persons and papers aud admin
istar osths.
A resolution offered by Senator Johr-
stone was adopted which direct, report
as to the lumber OF employees In the
congressional library, wnst salaries they
receive and on whose recommendation
they we're appointed.
This evening speeches accepting the
statue of Governor Pierpoint, of West
Virginia, were delivered.
HOUSE.
Bacsuse OF the recent press reports
from Russia recounting fresh parsecu.
tions of the Jawe, representative Hsrri.
son, of New Yors. today Introduced 8
resolution calling upon the presldent to
use bis good Offices with the Russian
government to secure action which will
will safeguard those oppressed.
The inscliVity OF the House committee
on postoffi:es and pottroads lead Mr..
Snapp of Illinois, regular republican,
to introduce today q resolution which
proyides that Immediately upon its
adoption The postoftics committee shall
be discharged from further consideration
oil the postal savings bsuk bill There is
a strong d, termination on The part of The
advocats of this legislation that it should
be enacted Immediately after the railroad
bill is passed. The postt flee committee
ia opposed 10 The establishment OF o
poatal swings bank system and will Ell
deaYor 10 defeat The resolution If 1t is re-
ported BY the rules committee.
This evening speeches accepting The
'tatne OF Governor Pierpont, OF West
Virginia, were delivered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30

THE oyster season closes today aud
from n3w Ut til next SCI tsmber, when
the season will again open, thu oyster
can rect on SIS bed 10 the state waters OF
the Chesapeake ass its tributaries with
ont fear Of moleststios. According to
she reports OF practical oystessen, tae
seaesa Just closed has been slightly above
she average as 70 quantity snd quality,
whi!a prlceo haze been reasonable. ID
deed, at times i! hsz been cheaper dur
ing the season to buy oysters than meat,
s strange condition OF Affairs in this sec.
tion OF the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30

FATALITIES from pr'z, fights sre DE-
coming common. Several pugills!s
have died recently from knockout blows.
Oven Moran, of England, knocked GU
Tommy Mccarthy, of SIN Francisco, IN
the sixt zenith round OF twsnty.round
bout last night. MCCARTHY was knock
ed uuconscitu, and died during The
NIGHT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
Epidemic of Scarlet Fever.

Bostoo, April 30.-Fearful OF serious
results from the epidemic Of scarlet fever
Simmons Cjllsge, attended here by 500
girls, t'day was closed By order OF Dean
Sarah Arnold New cases are said 10 be
constantly developing. Many Students
lett for their homes, but those who were
exposed II contagion are confined 10 the
dnrmit ries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
War on the Lords.

London, April 80 The ultimate ca
Establishment CT the H,use of Lords on q
purely elective bss;s, abolis5iug the tine
bonored hereditary principle, is aimed
at in the bill for the abolition OF the
lords veto power, that will be irtroj uced
after the Parliamentary recess, the text
OF which The cabinet Published To-
day.
The bill is modelled on the resolutions
of Premier Aegu!th that the House of
Commons adopted, but adds t1e elective
principle, which will be put into opers-
tioa SIS quickly as possible.
The bill will prevent the lords from
vetoiug any financial bill, will make
auy measure passed By the commons
three times in succession law without
the approval OF the lords and will limit
the life of each parliament t. i've
years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
BAR ASSOCIATION.

The Bar Association of the sixteenth
iudicisl district will meet in Alexandria
wednesday, May nth. Two interesting
features of the meeting will be the papers
on the proposed retrocession OF Alex
andria county to the District Of Column b. a
which will be read by Judge J. K. M.
Norton and Mr.. John NJ. Johnson, OF
Alexandria. A luncheon will be served
TO the members OF the association in the
EI.jschuaun Hotel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
Firv vears'experience of an Old Nurse

Mrs.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
nrescr;ption OF one CT the hest female physic.
isns and nurses in the United States, and
hes been used for fifty years with neyer-fnii.
ing success by millions OF mothers for their
children. Il: relieves the :; child al from, from pain
lind collie BT giving health to the child i;
re.ts the mother. Twenty five cants bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
The White Slave Traffic,

New YORK, April 3O--Denouuced by
the Distric. Att ,rney as ''lhs most des-
picab!s of cEimir als," three persons were
arraigued before Mssigtrsle Bteen today
charged with selling young girls mo
slaSerg. They we're remauded to the city
prison in defaElt OF SIS, 900 bail. Ire
reqaest Of .hei. attorney thst "bail be
made nominal az thsy sre poor people, !"
WAS denounced So an insult to the ecu t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30
Murder, Robbery and Ircendlarism

Murder, Robbery and ircend!arism
Huntsville, Ind, April 90.--Bprglars
early today entered The home OF W. ".
Thompson, 40 aged mau, near Goiigtt !y,
murdered Thompson, robbed hs house
and then burned it to the ground.
Oue msn was killed and three others
morally Injured By premature bss! at
at the Gilrerlon Colliery ct Mshanoy
Ui.g today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30

Mrs. William Q. Smith died Tbursday
at the home of her son.in-laE, John Pol
lcck, 10 sPUts3lVsDis county, q! an ao-
Vapced age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-30

The report circulated in New YORK
Yesterday that the cotton firm of Steel,
Miller aud Company, OF OJlumbis,
E;ss.. bad gone into bankruptcy ia de-
MED Today.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Ia tlemonum


The subject OF this sketch. Eth
q DAVIS, the eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Garrett Davis. Of
Abbeyille, passed away al s:30
o clock Pun Nov. fth. She died
OF tonsoAses after several days
sickness, notwithstanding every.
Thing that l.ying hands ane mcsi
cal skill coull 10. was done 10
restore her T. health.
Ethel was never very strong.
but WAS ener retic AMI fasi oi pur.
pose Tor tho future. She was
both bright md ambitious M a
student, ever holding ar honor.
able place ~ her classes Tier
winning and kindly disposition
Won Tor her many friends. both
among tecse ~ her own age and
he older re.pls.
10 better express her charac-
Ter and hfo - q was known e.
those who knew her best. 7 conv
tho following wc-is fram n naper
banded the by nna % her young
l1ly friends: II have known
Ethel meet all 10 her aie md knew
her 70 be one 10 the sweetest ard
purcst oi little christians. She
loved everyone ani alxays seem
ca b wantio bo ahelp 10 everyone
She vas loved by everyone. Tor
she vaf always such a l.tis sun
beam among al."
Ethel vas a. years ola az her
death. ". t. Htngs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
MARRIED.

y most interesting mar-,ar.
service occurred at : l.ss
last night in the Meihodis, ,bprcS
"hlch hac Seen eNquisitelv l. i.
rated Tor the occasion. Nj
Mary Ona Collier anu Mr.. ~,
McAlpin Stewart OF Mcr.pbie
were married by Row.. 4 P,rt
VIII most impressive cer ON
The bridal party entered H.
Inc strains o. Menda soha s VEL
eng march played rs Miss Ma.
The bride WIS gwen b.,
her Ince NJ 2. T.. James.
Tire brt3ai party oats-el a,
follows: Kiss SalGe James. maid
OF honor, Mr. Henry swift of
Jackson, hest man.
The attendants were N;.s
Blanche Stewart x liazlahurst
with Mr. ToGi James Jr.. 81 Sha-.
key, Miss Aline King OF ~ark-.
dale with Mr.. VIII McCbee al
Memphis. Miss Pauline Wrieb,
OF Oxford with Mr.. john ACisir
IT Tupelc, Miss Li2et.r Ei.i.
or0ugd Of OVfori with y .Jyc
Fleece Of Memphis.
Cshers Messgs. Tom Collier.
Robert Mitchell. derman Cenp.
5. W. Wardlaw.
An elegant reception followed
ct the residence oi the tide !
mother, Mr.: N. :. Collier. ef,sr
which the happy par .si, Tor
New Orleans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Hen. L. III. Russell Sltaks = Gel
fe-o.lle Saturday.

Saturday Hon. Lee "a. Pusse,l
spoke In lie Nardemsn Club q,
tie court house u Go9cevil.e.
This cig6 sens 4 spec I'll invitation
10 hin sfne weeks ago. TIE
audience VAS a representative
ore ard the speaker Vas well re-
ceived. His subject was "rhe
Secret Caucus and NaN!aman. -
Mr.. Russell siatesthat the club
hes more laau l members. is
constantly croWIas and all the
members are vegy enthusiastic
From what reliable citizens u j
him, 10th for aud against Narda-
man, &alobusha C1duty - .crge-
Il fer N'ardemau. m9ay p-'sons
sayine that in 1911 tac yo,. weuld
be at tsast three FOR HIN ees
for all corners.
MIR. Russeil has been invitee 1"
sneak NJ Meridian AMI ether
points soon.
1000 yards Mohair aad Scotch
Sgiting - - aud 10 ccrts per
- FrpuEruAE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10

We are going to give ava,
sosoiuteiy free the followi1.
"arasome and useful articles.
nine ms prize will be a Fifty
Dollar Sewing Machine. T,,s
VIII be given away TO the persor
VINO SENDS Us the largest t,rb Of
new subscribers. VI
Inc second prize will ba =,
handsome Gold Locke, for The
bers. =" 'uU-cu-
me third prize viii bs a
.lanasome Geld Ring Tor tho
'hird largest club Of suhscriho-s
road Our announcement Gaze.
Iully in another column
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
FOR SALE.
v. n. Bets Poultry Farn--Breed-
e.s for ExAihai:a REDS,
hiEh-Cess Reds"

No well posted poultry
man Will deny that the.
Rhode Island Red Is the.
most popular fowl OF the
United states today.
Their beautiful rich red
color, heavy winter lay
ing and other good quail
ties gives them Il reputa-
ton that isfast spreading
To all parts OF tn. world.
/ have n grand lot Of
Youngsters for sale
Have about $50 Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds
and Barred P%lymoutll
Rock CocEerels that viii
sell very cheap. Write
Tor prices. satisfaction
guaranteed or money re-
funded.
Y. NJ. BELL,
Oakland, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Unioa Services SUNDAY

The two Presbyterian corgrc.
cations, the Eapsis; aai uAo
Methods; churches VAL combine
IN a great Union service r. the
Methodist church Sunday 81 II
A. =, 70 hear Miss Eirkpatrick
On the Adult Glass Movement.
bliss kirkpatrick is . woman o..
remarkable per-oaal ~ and holds
the world Sunday School Pre-
Tor having jse largest SrAt -
Schoo. cllss IN the world.
Everybody invited 10 hear her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
A Card Of Tank.

take tbs method of thanking
the good people of Oxierd and
ucsiiy Tor tae many acu ofkiui
ness shown me during the iiiuess
Of my vile and her subsequent
death. words ara inadeqnate a.
express my thanks 10 The good
ladies who ia 90 much May
the blessings qt lin that doeih
all things we'll be with You al
ways j. uy U:ayer.
Very truly yours.
=. z. LINER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
s,Nrs A. DIVA LIZ.

The very grave seemed b ysNn be-
sore Robert MGdsSn, of West Rurling-
ton, Iowa, when after seven weeks in
the hospital, four OF the best physlci-
a gave him W. Then was shown
in the marvellous curative power of
Electric Bitters. For, after eight mon
tis Of fightful suffering from liver
.rouble and yellow inuudice, getting
NO help from remedies or doctors, five
bottles OF this matchlesS medicine com
nletsly cured him Its positively guar
suteed for stomach. liver or kidney
sro1bles and never disappoints. Only
5oc at A. II. Rendel's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10

teAlw ram 3 81
drawn ~efun o. ern fsn.a IN
fsa rstil te IF .tfr.tf frlf =
Npai1t NHe.1Hht
h@a' 30 WariaV. Tm Wl'
n L. A. = Do b. Mefraa
Wef .raath. b urnesr 81 IS n.Hri
= H IAes
BEES 30 ~ Haasrn W.T. Aaaw
j L. Auunai dF NIia
hesf sp lN Aiimun. 3 a neaE.
% = iiari,s Cr lsaaetf. T. n Araer
stn.
Beat Me- U 2 Gaulns~. NrHaan
Me.hers N u ia1riansi. ] Is llaat -s'sn
Eufas Fish, G-een
Pa Nof W q Mos Anf. e r Ia
man 10 King IN fhinaga. W T.
lamb RPS ~inon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Y. NJ. BELL,
Oakland, Miss.

warTHrneN fsFNNT oE GROWN
RfR~oN II Nk's az NEAu AND
VgNp -sfA e-AN FL OFTEN

" u : ~ wa
RfH~1N II ~ Az $50 AND
"a so ~sfa e-AN UsB-t FL OFFER
Tae = Il. kaedel Drug store says
70 every person. b. IL man, woman OK
child. DO has al irritated tender or
itching skin To come TO our store and
procure 4 bottle Of ZEMO end i cake
ef ZEMo soap aud II you are not en-
ureiy satisfied with results, come back
and get your money. So confident are
We Of the efficacy OF this ellen, simple
treatment, that we make yCu this IN
usai offer.
ZEslO is a clear liquid for external
ne that has cured 80 many cases of
zen pimples, dandruf and other
forms Of skin eruption. ZEMO and
ZEMO soap are the most economical
as well As the cleanest and most enec-
live treatment Tor affections of the
-Sin or scalp, whether on infant or
groWn person.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10

thr ioa,r ug pspls d. era ie. 81
lie oxford Graded school lri 90 tatf
below - in . standing rai dcuau-
mont, wcru gut ah.ent 80 m1si a.
thre" dav- td were not oa tAc taniv
rol uuriag ae month cud.ng Fridas
N'v. fh
PRIMARY GRADE
Fnus Cirtis, Frances Drane. \.
ellie k3ulry hlair Goach. Fhmira Kin
uons, Emr Grace johnson. Harohi
ir~iind. Wilma NTH. Lena 81 fiaa
N-s, E0a Zee Friedman, Edward
shelton, rssLnd Hurst
ftEsr GRADE
Cufal Tceia, James Bel. Frank Hat
thew Jr, Vance Sacilcr Alex hanIry
lsiitf >plrk
-t"sND GRABS.
Cioya walker, leila ~ Morgan Gee
trude Morgan, Liwia Eus. Butler.
iarhiug, Wa5ue >ho @ lois Landrcth
Ainta kin-s nr1ihsr, kath'een s5-
tarty. susan baE,ssl DO, a. bram-
melt, David Lewis
fsIzD eKsul
John Fal'suer, Mafy Hnme. su-e
May Farltg. kihnie Fl f1Aus. Nary
SAL, Eahy Slarxs Galtys 3ober-oa
Elizabeth ashlrn. haisn llrtis. Esu
beth -lurssuinss Marry "a laf. hf4e
hstb Bal, sz~w hlu4mous, Lyeuagl.
ko-s
FogEra GRADE
Jo=1a t~rls-s,a. Robert A.kiss1n.
Dewey BeH te1er
t.Fta GRADE
I1e7ains gls1al Elblh.h kim
mon. ti.-I dIns a..t S1sr
Howard Boss
4gsg.I GRADE
Emma cannes. s,te nelta8. Emiis
lleisestoa, ia 4sney. p-f laws
aeaiS Ll..asr
sISru GRADE.
Anna r J5aasa katfana Garter
Anne ftit0n Huus Esteils kaight,
Estapr Lsuder, Margaret Nos, husa
Fla Qulrles. Il rriie sEurer. Pauline
Wood, .4rlo for', Aliudse H4la
TESTE CRiBE
Ethel Barry, tece.a Burns, Bessie
: usr. Eli Turner, kslhlees yatt,
.tttcl e~8ltE5F, Haldris DAVIS, SAA
van HrsktBs, Bee Woodward
|sIaVESrH GRADS
ti'dss Barry. Aanie BroFa. Fannie
.tarter. Itsreete Esdes, Nanrie Farley =,
Wiuni Vance, Pred AcC1rSle. Abhse
Wtlspn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Nohce.

Persons who wish 10 Sc n's Ill
school business, will please car
NJ osnee on Saturdays as
sham he continuously out OF town,
'nan,hs session, except On Sasur-
days. r Suyru.
r.nrtv ~nnRrlnienNrnt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Restorative Ncrvine

>ooshes the irritatcI nerves. and
assists the nerve cells 10 seuer-
ate nerve force.
o.. Miles rss~Vire I. soid BY AT DRUG
sis's- ~ th- H-st h1tti. fails to BENEFIT
your druggist eiii rcturn your money.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
Nervous
prostratto,,
For Three Years

10y A'ics Restorative Ncte-
irc cured re os d tcrod o.
nervous pro>t-af"u 81 e,-- three
YEAR dur1ter aua tlc Anti
PAIN pii,s arc av -
~ As The rooi ~ uur hos
ihes have been haa>rhcid rcu
edis, with %, ior MANY wear
Wal
l-fA Catherine -.
Philadelphia. l'enna.
Mueh sickness IS dee - aep-
oss teogblc<. Headache. di1-
ziae>~ epilepsy aud in.1mt, arc
uersoa, tHoabse Then there
Is 4 large class 1T disorders
which arise from a week.-mrs., Of
the nerves ri III orgas or part.
Is wax lungs. heart. stor ,cll.
kidn blsddc-. cvcs etc.
by psia AMI udigeSt-r a-c
USUALLY the result 1t nc ~
dfsordrr~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-10
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