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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
WOMAN KILLED IN RUNAWAY
NEAR COLONIA JUAREZ, MEX

CClOnia Jua-e1. July 1S.-Whi1e Juan
Torres. his mother. wife and two chill
dren were on their way from Colonia
Juarez to their ranch, the horses be-
came frightened and threw all the oc-
cupants to the ground but the infant.
The mother was killed, her neck being
broken in the fall. Mr.. Torres was Sc
verely injured The two children we're
SLIGHTLY hurt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
COLONIA DIAZ FARMERS THRESH
WHEAT; FRUIT CROP POOR

ColOEia Diaz. Mexico, July 1S.-The
infant babe of Frank Cheney is dead.
COlOnia Diaz mas raised and threshed
about 1000 hectroliters OF grain; mostly
wheat of fine quality.
Fruit is started TO ripen The crop
will be small.
Frank Whiting and bride have re-
turned TO their home here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
- - - FOR SUMMER
~ -. - SKIN DISEASES

Smooth healthy
The blood through
and discharge which breaks through the delicate cut
be freed all acids and huo and this nothing
s. great blood
completely
the blood and allows nourh othe and soften the skin of
Inedi r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
WORK TIC COMMENCE ON NEW
BISBEE-DOUGLAS ROADWAY
Two Miners and n Carpenter Meet With
Accidents; Wild Pigeons Plentiful
in Huachuca Mountains.

Bisbee. Ariz-. July Isl. B. Grand,
territorial engineer, has been ordered to
start the construction of the Bis5ee-
Douglas highway This road will take
in the southeastern part of the highway
which is being built throughout Arizona
Wild pigeons are reported plentiful in
the Huachuca mountains, and several
parties in Bisbee are organizing to go
on a shooting trip.
Edward Erickson, whose hand was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
SANTA FE LAWYER
DIES IN MICHIG

Santa Fe, n. NJ, July Is-Harvey s.
DuVaL lawyer of this city, aged So
years, and son of Capt. H. s. DuVal,
died at Grand Rapids. Mich. He was a.
native of Florida and was admitted TO
the New Mexico bar several Years ago.
He was the promoters of a rubber fac
tory to manufacture rubber from q
plant found on the mesas OF Colorado.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
MICHIG AN PHYSICIAN DIES
ON TRAIN NEAR DALHART

Dalhart. Tex, July 1S.-Dr. Henry
Hammond, Of Niles. Mich. en- route from
the west, died on Rock Island train
No 4. at Hovey, five miles east of Dali
hart The body was taken off at STRAIT
ford, Tex Dr. Hammond was accom-
panied by his wife, a nurse, and an at
tending physician The body has been
taken east for burial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
TERRELL COUNTY ATTORNEY
MARRIES SANDERSON GIF

Sanderson, Tex, July IS.-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ". Y. Slower, Allen T. Folsom,
county attorney, of Terrell county, was
married 10 Miss Clarissa l. Clark, JUS
Iice of the peace Jesse Mckee, officiat-
ing Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left or a bridal trip to Cor
pus Christi and San Antonio. They will
make their future lone in Sanderson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
"LABOR PARTY" SPEAKERS
PLAN TO STUMP ARIZONA

Tucson, Ariz.. July 1S.-Having di-
vided Arizona into three divisions mem
bers OF the recently organized Labor
Party" are now planning TO stump the
soon-to-he state. in the campaign for
delegatesJto the constitutional conven-
ton. A a. WOrsley. of Tucson. Will
stump tn. central section; Joseph d.
Cannon, OF Bisbee, once a candidate for
delegate tc, congress, the southern sec
ton, and Z H. Liebel the northern sec
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
40 INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS
LOBBY st SPECIAL. SESSION

Corpus Christi. lex. July 1S.-PreSi-
dent Robert J. KlObOrg, OF the Texas
Industrial congress has announced that
the congress will not maintain a lobby
at Austin during the special sessions OF
the legislature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18

Peach ice cream delivered after sup
per. Phone the Elite.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18
VALENTINE FISHERMEN
RETURN FROM WEEKS TRIP

Ranges Reported in Good Condition
StOckmen Purchase Cattle for
Shipment-SOciaI News.
Valentine, Tex, July 18.-Messrs.
McA nelly, Grace, Mclean and Pierce
have returned from a fishing trip to
the Rio Grande
Sam Means and W. D. Cowden have
purchased a bunch OF cattle from l. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-18

Let US suggest Calmly frozen desert
Phone the Elite. anytime.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25
lafayette Cou,ty n tie War.

3D. EAGLE: Your correspond
sni, Rev 2. A. Smith. in re-
cent issue Of your paper, has
given a list Of the companies fur
ni=hed by Lafayette county to
the Confederate Cause and in
dong this he has made a ralua-
bic contribution to history. This
Is : work | am glad he has per-
termed He has however over
looked two companies, uniaten-
lonaliy of course, which wen,
from this county.
IN 1864 Capt. S. VI. Thomson
organized cavalry COMPANY
and entered the Confederate ssr.
wee, and about the sane time
capt VIM Thompson raised
another cavalry company. Both
OF these companies did good SER
wee and stood by their colors
lntniully until the close OF the
struggle, '''7
My old friend Capt. S. NJ.
thompson deserves more than a
passing notice. He was a true
ana devoted son of Mississipni
when the great struggle bepsp
ne promptly volunteered and on
many bloody fields did his whole
duty. When the war was over
and the las. gun was fired he "a
turned to Oxford and in October
1900 he established the OxroRn
FALCON and was its proprietor
until 1915, This period OF ten
years covered the memorable "a
construction era and during all
this long time he kept the fla1 on
Democracy flying. Ii REQUIRED
nerve and courage in those davs
TO stand up and remain true 10
the cause OF constitutional GOV.
eminent but Capt. Sam was al
ways equal to the emergency
He could not be bought or oribea
and he could not be inundated
The paper was bold and fearless
IL the expression of its sentiment
and in those days was a tower Of
strength to those battling in the
cause OF good government. The
Federal officials frequently threa.
ened him with arrest for the bold
EXPIRE zion OF hts sentin.as~r hut
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25
Notice 20 Road con.rzc,ors.

Nos|e i hereby given that the
Board II Supervisors of said County Of
lafayette VIII on tuesday, Sept. 9Th
AZ the south door Of the cog-rt housa
IN oxford between the hcssrs Of N
o'eioez Am and O'Clock pm and 10
continue from day to day UNTIL an on
the fo'oWing roads shall be let out az
public cutlery to the lowest bidder zr-
corning 20 the pans and specifications
row on nle With the clerk Of this
Board Said lowest bidder mast COM
ply with the TENS imposed by the.
Board and enter into bond in such'
penalty and with sufficient surs .ies To-
Dc approved oy eAe Board: t-v- m r-ol
case 10 Dc iess then the eontr.~t price
and s1ld bond % be conditioned ae
corciag 10 Law. Publication Of IRIS
notice shal be nszfe as required bv
law The Board reserves the ri-hs Il
reject any and al bids. The rozdS
and divisions OF rrads 10 De les uu-sn-
ant 10 this notice are as follows
Oxford and Houston road hss-ir,;-s.
II the Oxford corporation and snTiir-ss
at the North end vt the levee ar re
oliver crossing on Yoeona. Conrad
of links /. and ).
Oxford and Pontosoc road ra-7r-
ning az the corpcr- ton of Oxso-.s. and
sng al the smile ncsrd, compOSsd ~
Inks Nos IS, - and IL.
oxford and Rocky Ford ROAD h.
ginning at the Oxford and AbscviIIe
road, ending at jefferson Chapel. eou
posed Of links l7s, IT3. IS and II
Oxford and PanolR road. bexscnino
az the Railroad overhead bridge end
ing at the =. mile beard. composed OF
links Nos - and s.
New Oxford and College Hit rad
beginning at the corporation Of nv
toru, ending AZ the center of Tos,hv
Iuboy Greek bridge, composed 81 mi
No. lss- '-A'N
Oxford and Dallas road. bs-snrir.
az the corporation of Oxford. erdins,
at Paul Knights residence, cotnpossS
of links Nos. 8, 10, 4 and 5.
Oxford and AbbsvilIe road bee,;,-
ming at the corporation of Oxford AM,
ing at Hurricane Creek, COMPOSED ~
lks Nos. y and p.
Oxford and Eaton road, beginnins,
near l. E. Browns On the Oxford and
Pamela road, ending at the Davidsn-
place, composed of link No. IO4.
Oxford end Paris road, bepiuninx a.
the intersection of the Osfori Ind
Houston road, ending at TIE yorrs,
end OF the Csnrwel bridge ar Yreaa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

r,iva-. e.,ur,y Of links Nos. 7 and 20
gvfn,,s aiS Mouth Of TipPah rad,
rsvnair- ~ Ia oxford aud Holly
Snrin-s read, sa1Ing AZ the int-r=-S
tio1 u The A5ceyille End POntotSe
rad. near fe,ieert=r's, eomposed u
Enx- Nos = end
Also the two new rJa. As granted
Al the tu~ est meeting D. the B3Ard OF
Supervisors urCa the petition OF j. W
N'iilsr. 60 al, and ;. l.. Shinault. ct al.
t'naef nocty For'l rad, beginning
a.t4a NJ Rocky Ford rad, ending
81 the y roum pf-ce, tcmpcsed OF
lnts Nos. "A, IS and part u I7e,
O.ford ard SoN Albany road, 5esin
ring n - pontof.c ruad, abb Z
r,,..-- -rrr- oxford ending 1T J e Nc
la-E =. composed Of Ink No. -.
Upper PantOtcc roai, b4giuutns AZ
H. &. Stephens residence. enuins Al
tf. > mile 1oa-,i. cSmr0ssi 81 Lax No
-
Oxford aud New Albany road. begin
Ming at the FORKS o. road near J. y.
SannSisrsi residence ending AZ picS
Wood7srti's Pilce, composed OF INK
- p
Oxfora and Old College Viii road,
hssinninv AZ the corporation of Ok
ord. ending at the center of Berry
bridge. composed OF links No i0and =
Buford Mill read. beginning at ire
sinclair place on the Oxford and Pr
rala ru5d. ending. = the intersec ION
ol the college HI and BufOri Mil
road. composed e. INK No. -
Taylor and Csntv-e1 bridge rad,
heginnir- AZ Dundren : and ending at
Judges cr the Oxford and Paris read.
composed OF ink No. i93.
Porter ard Harkins Mill road, begin
ming at the Oxford and Houston -usd.
Sodth Of the 5-mile bossd, ending AZ
.aae 5-nife board on the Oxford and
Paris road. composed Of Ink 10. 3ls-
Oxford and PzgiS rosd, beginning AZ
the corporation - Oxford, ending AZ
the TOP Of the hIl opposite 4. I Tuobs
--sislence, composed of Enk No. 80.
Oxford and Water Valley road Ne
ginning at the corporation Of oxfsri.
Al Old Iarketts bridge on VOC ,aa
River, composed Of inks No. Is and
81.
oxford ani Taylor road. beginning
at the corporation ~ Oxford, ending
az the 7-niile boat composed Of Inks
No. n and ;.
Hora's Ferry res. beginning at the
OXFORD and Rocky Ford rad, near A
o. Freeman's Old place, ending at
Preatis He-ndol place, composed Of
inks II a. 4 -.
Oxford and ?cntotoe road, begin
ming at the i3-ri'e bc1rd near Den
mark. ersiing at Smile boarSi, cOm-
posed Of liuS No I57.
OIfo7i and Wyatt rod. va FriCr-
soHis Aiil, beginning II HgTric-1e
Greek, ending 1t he Intersection OF
the Oxford and AbSevile road, com
posed Of link No. les
Cross Road beginning a tire 5-m.le
board on .he oxford AMI Dallas rad
ending - tie intersection OF the CX-
ford and Poutotoc road near Green
Wilson's, composed OF LUX Nc IS.
New Rc=l, beginning at Ire 4-rlils
ooard on the Oxford ard To- Ior road
ending az the railroad.
Oh SiiH Eoad. beginning At the Tay-
lOr read, eEiing az the Intersection OI
the road a. the East end o. the rail.
road bridge Va OF the Or Mil, CON
posed OF link No. 2f3.
". ~ WOODWARD, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25
Notice e Rria.. Rulr.er.

Public notice i hereby given INA,
me undersigned viii receive ss-led
bids up TO L O'Clock. noon on TusSssav.
sept oth, for the buiIiinS Of the fol-
lowing bridges: \ bridge acrus> Hur
rleane Greek on the Oxford and Tohby
Tubby roai; also a bridge across \ sry
branch on the s1me road near Gale
glvs stor also approaches to the old
5l4rkeito bridge on the Oxford and
water Valley road; also 4 bridge 400
feet moro or less on the Oliver Le.ee
IN Nocona River bottom; also a bridge
across Butler Greek on the Oxford
and Dallas road; also Fridge across
Pussccss Greek on the Oxford and
Rocky Ford road near JcA Ander>on's
The above mentioned bridges are to
Be- let out separately and 70 De done
according 20 plans and specifications
nov on die in my Office The success
tul bidder viii be recuiyed TO furnish
bond do1ble the amount of each bio
with tGG or more good securities for
faithful performance o. the contract.
The Board reserves The right 10 re-
leet any and al bids, and on the same
day let he same cct n prblic outcry
70 the lowest and best bidders TIE
So9ri reserves the right Ia reject any
and ali tids.
W. VI WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxford, Mss, Aug sIh. IsI9.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

this did not brighten him. In 1915
he parted with his ints-~s 81 n the
FALcyN but be could lotss.T out
Of the uewspape- baStacss s.Rl in
the course OF : few months he
star. u the Es5I= and he con-
q c;e4 {; - e. iay n his death
in iSS3. Il Is needless 20 cay
,rat the EAGLE was a thorough
Democratic paper and it re- aims
sg 20 this rnod day. lie vas a
ssl'-raie C,an. thrown upor. his
own rcsouVs IN Early boyh1od,
he made a Brave and honorable
fight. May 10 rssi N peerse, j.
tie wish Of one who knes him
vel for over forty years.
This brief t..e,ca would net be
comIlete without a further Eotice
IF Capt. Wm. Thompson. He
.1cated in oxford in ls.kl and
when the Nice en- war brosc out
he joined Capt. Wn. Delays
company which was a part OF the
let Mississippi Regiment. com
M nded by President Davis.
He was Orderly Sergeant OF
tho company and made a very
eff Client oFcer. Tie acted gall
lantly in the battle Of Bueua
Vista. Ee yrs too old for SER
vice in The war between the
states bur he periodically waived
his exemption and prOceeeed t.
raise ceSslry company early in
lsGi. Urder his corrnal'' the
did faithful and eff
cient service.
After the war MS time wss &C.
cupied n the management cf Ms
large landed interests in the
county and this he did sEccess-
fully. IN q word he was q good
citizen c-d good soldier. Re
quiesca; Il pace.
Respectfully.
L. W. PHI :.
Terra Ceia. Fla.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25
NctIcr Of Puslic.,ion.

Sot-He ! hereby -iven ~ the pur-
n-lset issulnce BY the Beard Of S1per-
riso-e " L2Fayette County, Of the
f-y.~- >e-arage School Dlstrict o. the
zFnouHt - $3.50 % OF 30 much there
Of aS may te uece say fo- thc psl-qose
90 z rrh1~Ing suitable ate or si.es and
huisfiu- and eguipuiug sulflhse school
or schools far sssst District. The ai-rve
notice i published IN accordance with
Sections asa, i5l3. 34ls. SiI9 Of the
" sSi--ippi Code Of 1895, for the pGr
roe OF notifyini- taxpayers OF the
srois %s,Sasi Fl sti s.i- P Re T e. a
- ssid bcu1s >ams may be presented
20 30 said Bond ii Supervisors a.
PRIV itesi b. il.y. On or before the 5th
- Of September. A. d. 1910.
W a. - 10 sAKD, CIe-k-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25
Altaz Nexs-
We are having real N.s weatheI

We are having real Ess weather
ard a good deal Of sickness.
Little Lccy clyde y allaoe .
q cite sicS, but hope s.la vii so9n
b up again.
Several Of the --ouag people at
tended the Kingdom meedn-
some Inst week.
MIR. W. 5. Wooton visited his
son and daughter in Oxford .sst
week. accompanied by his neice,
Miss Willie X. Beard.
Miss Glayds Lawshee, Of Ok
f1rd. Wis u Miss Annie Pearc
saturday and Sunday.
Misses Lottie and Lizzie XO0t-
en- attended the meeting at King
dom last week.
Mr.. :. ID. Kenney listed his
daughter near Mt. Zion Saturday
night.
Mr.. Claude Morgan and family
Of Bay Springs. visited their par
ents, Mr.. J. D. Wooten and wife
last week.
Messrs. Hayden Hooker ard
Jessie Anderson visited relatives
at Thaxton recently.
Mr.. Ebert Beard is on the sick
list this weet.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25
ECxkTA---A GgRN DrSrk-.
NOW NJ CUEFn

The MEDICAL profession Is an .s,a..,
rat Eczema Is germ disease. bsr re
ln1ng That has hzff,ed Ii an = 10 Snd
ard destroy them e1ii-s
Ienos the clean, external treatr,sr,
las sosFed this difficulty BY drawn.
ne germs 70 the surface OF the skin
and destroying the germ life thaf
e1ases me diseases The whole meth
% 81 treatment and cure Sy Zerno :
sxpiAlnad IN an interesting book on
Zsmo- It tells how TO cure xn,,,.s \.
at home Of eczema, blzckheais r,;,n.
piss, daEcruh. and ali diseases AZ ~.
san AID seafp- Call at Kenders f,r1x
store Tor booklet and learn NOR .Soss
Inns eisxn, simple remedy that i No.
rsensn4sed the standard Treatment "a
al diseases OF the skin ana scaiD-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25
"reminiscences # the War

IConcIuded fror- hast Week ?
They had TO IDEA going fur
ther, and We hal an IDEA that
they must g fatthe-, and there
We stood about 10 Yards ap-r;,
belch'ug death at each other air
al our might. In the rNcantime
Lieut.. wilkins called ny atten-
ton 10 a superb luok'av officer,
on horseback Who was evidently
their commander. lie urged ne
70 DO my best to shoot him say
ing that he believed that with
MIN out Of the way, they would
run. | Stepped up to a tree. took
deliberate aim and fired. When
the smoke cleared away, my man
had fallen. Another brigade.
Sears came mp just then end the
enemy fled. but not half u them
reached the other side. MANY
doubtless fell from exhaustion
besides those who were wounded
or killed. We advanced 70 the
edge OF the woods and lay lOvn.
Then their reserve batteries, their
advance being captured. turned
loose on is with such terrible ef-
feet that We were ordered 10 fall
back 20 yards in the grove -
they could nor see us. Alter
Smelling Us for about an hour.
when they suddenly ceased. I
Look out men. said Col. Mor-
gan. something IL going 70 hap
pen. Be sure your guns are load
ed. > In a few minutes = long
line OF skir-lishers. about ~ In
number. could be seen aS~anc-
ing with all .he steadiness and
accuracy 81 ai,gnment Of trained
regulars, when indeed tney we're.
Captain Ca.dwei's company were
rushed forward u the ef-e OF
tie woods u meet them. anu when
they came within fifty Yards.
Captain Caldwell called out.
You are IN i0O yards Of : Con-
federaIe line Of battle. th-ox
down your arms and GORE in
" Hal,. rally oy fCCrs AM ire
san thsi- captain. Il was a SILK
or-er for Men IN an open le!1
but hey cceyed to Their utter
undoing Tor they were nearly all
shot down. -Four II them had
Ds"Sed Up a corpse anr started
on With II. but two - three Of.
them were shot. and .he co-p-e
was dropped.
/ learned afterzari that il vas
4 COMPANY Of L. :. regulars who
mad Voluntarily offered 10 20 10
me battle Inc where the brave
oG'cer fel and return with his
BODY q die in the effort. He
vas reported - ne b. one who
sad he knew ~ The ei-egus an
ce- a being enc of TIE nablest
orayesi. klighdiess characters
that ever gave q command or
~ased sword on the Isld Of
rs.tz1e tis- rss---- -sa--z -
not remembered. commanding
the brigade. ana I doubt not. the
Ct 7es whom II Was my 1T 10
KIN or Al least ~ 70 Iii. oa ..ls:
fa'ef1l 1eld.
\ splendid monument has been
s14it near where he Tel ce,!Ica-
I'd h rs memory.
CCSCLCsro~.
Tbs article ends the series of
twenty-five - thirty have writ
ten for the EAGLE, End for the
es.llress, who. and whose husband
have been my friends nearly
atty years. I trust my friends
viii bear with any mistakes /
have made, and will give me
credit for an honest desire to tell
the truth.
soon the heroes and the hero
mes OF the eventful past -iII all
&c gone Ny earnest PRAYER is.
We shall Ee-F beyond the river
ae-e the -urSes cea c "a roll -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25
M aEsr HoIRnrIrrr

l. when you do some great deed or
discover some wonderful. fact This
hour cane TO J. r. Pitt. ~ Roxy. Mt.
y C when he WIS suffering intensely
"a he saws, from the worst cold ever
had ! thgn proved to nv great salts
faction, what a wonderful cold and
eOuzh crre Or Kings New Discovery
- For, after taxing one bottle. wa-
entirely cured You can't say anythin.
too good Of medicine ike tkat- Its
the suress and hes. remedy for diSeas-
"a lungs, hemorrhages. agrippe. As
lima. hay fever. -ny throat or I1ng
trouble. 5a.., - co Trial bottle free
4 z<<-r<---- - - enl-l-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

AFTEg waiting 81 years. The
creditors Of dsfurct Tennessee
bank are to receive ) per cent
dividedd. The money ought to
dfusei to erect a monument to
me rsc.iTsr who held them OF
thxs hong.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

Psl.Hc notice = hereby given that
rc-s-'i BIDS v!U - received up 70 y
o'c,csk. noon. on Monday, Sept. ST.
tJr furnishing 6lsnk Rocks. Reco-rs
El1nizs. Stationery .e:c., for the coun.
ami csuEty Clstri-- oaicers - provil
81 y 'sw, for q period Of two years,
Or until June l, I1i3. L i cznec.eci
that the local paFzrs can bid on such
sofS - can b. done bv them. rond
n the sum OF SOP viii re reqcired.
Tho Bard reserves tire right 10 rejeci
49, s'i al bids.
". VI. WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25
Read -nz EAGLE.


Has bad one frightful drawback
malaria trouble. that has brought SUI
fering and death to thousan-is- The
gems cause chili-, fever srst ague,
biliousne-s, laundiee, lassituce, weak
ness and GENERAL debility. But Flee
tic Bitters never fail to destiny them
and cure malaria troubles. Three
bottles completely cured me OF very
severe attack Of malaria writes WIN
\ Fretv !, iot Lueari=, v {. snd
have had good health ever since
Cure stomach. tver and kidaey trOut
les and prevents typhoid soc. Guar
alteed y 4 II keriel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

\ t-EADL-1- says: ale Values
Three Finge-s at S2,T50." There
have probably been times IN the
@o-rse Of every mans life when
he woald have gladly gi-en q
r,illion for three fingers,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

REp-DhrlSa Cannon for the
purpose Of strengthening ones
chances OF being reelected to
Congress is ncs whas a candid
observer would be likely to refer
70 as complimentary 70 the Dam
vile, H.. statesman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

= %EE iE-szY rsgpicker IN one
Seek found 81 500 worth Of jewels
= Old clothes. The people who
sorrerly owned the ord clothes
s-e probably complaining about
he 49, OF living.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

AaSY q TIE delegates :. the
national convention % the deaf
And bind declined 10 20 70 the
fnTual banIuet on the ground
that they could see, but not hear,
te> s'oppers pop
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

II. as Mr.. william Dean How =
els says, it il a crime for poets
g. seq their rost-y. very few (
tIem Viii be arrested on that
charge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

KEEPING cool would De much
'--sie- + &c yer eo7le weta around
giving advice as 70 the best
Neh mes to keen from ge:.ing h-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

breeders Of fns horses r--etsr BAL
ards Snow Linins1t fc- all cuts.
Heanfts or sores on their stock. he
ean-e acts both mildly aid quickly
aEHi hea'> IN ordinary wound without
4 sea-. Price 80, - aud sI.eO per
bottie- sod by n II. Een-ieI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

CALIFORNIA Insurgents have
sarnsd down Caazonlsm ard the
etane-ratte-s. just 30. Ame-i-
eane are q one mind from the
Golden Gate . the Mexican Inc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

TsE Republicans exrect 70 los,
New York thts fall. This bein-
he ease. the Democrats will
9-5b1bIy make their usual mis-
stake Of nominating ire poorest
ieiset possible.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

sai.oT complexion comes from BIZ
loas impurities n the blood and the
tAri- he's With the liver and bowels
taey are TORPID The medicine thai
gives results IN such else-S l. Herhfne
L : 4 tine liver stimuLsnt ard bowel
srEaio-. Price So Sold BY All
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-25

NEw 6oEK magistrate suggests
tha. women should wear c0rts on
their long ha.pins. wouldn't
;urnirs he 5c,,e- and more styl-
ssh. too