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The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-03
viii Look Into the Books.

Chic1go-Whon the governments
investigation of the ~su.callcd beef
trust Is resumed by the federal grand
jury Monday It is expected the books
and documents Of the National Pick
ing company will be taken up. Ralph
Crews. genera counsel for the ccm.
rany. is scheduled to appear. Before
tho ord ~ the week IL Is cvrerted Of
fcials CT Armour G. Co. Norris & Co..
and Swift e. Co, will be questioned
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-03
Agriculture in Schools.

Hastings, Neb.-A committee has
been named by the county superin-
tendent's section of the state teachers
lating plans to promote the teaching
of agriculture in the public schools.
Supefint2ndents throughout the state
have been furnished with blanks to be
filed Offering suggestions as to the
best name in which to put the new
course into effect. Superintendent vii.
lis of this county is a member Of the
committee. The replies will be com
piled and presented at the next meet
ing OF the association in Lincoln.
The questions submitted are as fol.
Toys:
Frst-Should agriculture be made
a compulsory subject in rural schools
Sccond-Do you favor congressional
district schools for the training OF
teachers in agriculture, together with
IN experimental farm?
Third-Do you favor county or
township high schools for the public
with Il strong course in agriculture
and ten or twenty acres for expert
mental purposes?
Fourth-How should these district
schools and county high schools artic
ulate with the agricultural college
and what assistance should the college
render these schools?
Ffth-Should the state build th'
schools and the local district main
tain their support?
SiXth-Should the matter be pre-
scented to the Legislature?
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-03
Scarlet Fever at Acadenu.

Newport.-More than 1900 naval
apprentices will he shut up at the
naval training station for the next
five days oil account OF scarlet fever
quarantine regulations. Only one case
OF the disease has appeared thus far.
but having in mind the epidemic OF
last year, when three case proved IA
tai. the authorities have taken prompt
~repressive measures.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-03
Says Aids Took a Bribe,

Albany, N. Y.-Senator Benjamin
Conger made public Sunday the formal
charges which he will prefer urdcr
oath against Senator lothian p. Aids.
president pro ten of the New York
state senate. He said Senator Aids is
unfit for his position because he nc.
cepted 81 900 on April %, 1901 in his
(Conger's) presence in consideration
Of his failure to press n certain bill
then pending before the house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-03
General.

Ezra Kendall, the comedian, died ri
~apoplcxy in a sanitarium at Martins
vile, Ind.
The executive committee Of the ma
tional education association an
nounced that the forty-eighth annual
convention would be held in Boston
July . to 8, 1910.
The supreme court may delay an
opinion on the corporation al
That Harry Kendall Thaw is a
bankrupt and that his estate is sub.
ject to the United States bankruptcy
laws is held by Referee William Il.
Blair.
The senate committee on territories
perfected the Beveridge measure to
create a legislative council for Alaska.
Congressman Smith of Iowa will be
q candidate for denomination.
National Committeeman Taggart OF
Indianapolis, Ind. who vas accident.
ally shot by w. II. Morton, while
hunting, will lose the sight Of the right
eye.
President Taft, in addressing the
annual meeting of the association of
Life Insurance Presidents, held out no
hope for the enactment of a fedora!
law to govern the companies.
The senate committee ON irrigation
will report u bill providing for a $50.
600, 600 bond issue to complete irriga-
ton projects.
Armour says beef Is high because
of increased price of corn.
American affairs are being promi.
nently hcadliucd in the Chinese native
newspapers. The speeches of Presi.
dent Taft and the hunting exploits OF
Col. Roosevelt are followed with in.
tereat.
The petition of the American Fede-
ration of Labor asking for an investi.
cation OF the operations of the United
States steel corporation has been re.
ferrcd by President Taft to the com
mittee on judiciary.
The United States Banking com.
pany at Mexico City suspended fol.
lowing It's failure to make the clea,
ing house settlement Of the days
business.
The suit for $l50,OOO damages for
alleged libel filed Jan. S, 1904. hy
Michael w. Louis against Joseph l.
Bristow, now senator from Kansas
then fourth assistant postmaster gen
eral; Henry &. Payne, former post
master general, and three WASHINGTON
newspapers, was dismissed by Chic,
Justice Liaybaugh.
Provision for a material, but gradua
increase in the appointment Of cadet,
10 the West Point Military Academy Il
made by a bill reported favorably L
the senate by Mr. Warren, chairman
of the committee on military affairs
Governor Hughes, before life insu,
nnce delegates, expressed faith in If
Insurance as an American institution
Joseph A.. Graham, a widely know
editor and author, died at his some /
Salisbury. Nd. lie was widely know
in the wSS
Cork oak. which grows to "A larg
extent in Spain, is to be tried in IN
national forests here.
All along the line the people al
cutting out the meat ration, but II
price does moi come down.
The beef trust" so.called, is to |
prosecuted by the national COVER
ment.
Millions in royalties to the COVER
meut from leases OF Alaska co
lands was the proposition made by
Seattle man to a senate committee.
Business needs OF the nation a
to be discussed in annual conventic
of national boards Of trades
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-03
BOYCOTT Has a Rsd Effect.

Pittsburg. PA dozen foreigners
discussed the meat boycott at break.
fast in a Mulberry alley boarding
house SUNDAY and all except Mic"
Skovlac, a Slav. agreed to eat no
meat. Skov'ac, delighted with having
the breakfast steak to himself, tackled
1t so violently that he choked to
death with the first mouthful.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-03
Twelve Dollars a Year for a Clock.

Some OF the state officers are cor
sidering the advisability of curtail-
ing expenses by cutting of the eX.
pense OF S12 a year for n clock fur
nished by the Western Union Tele-
graph company. Governor Shallen'
berger was the first to cut out the
electric clock. Such clocks are paid
for by Attorney General Thompson,
Secretary Of State Junkin, State Treas
urer Brian and Auditor Barton. For a
period Of ten years the expense is $40
for each clock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-02-03
Candidates for Secretary of State.


A. ID. Gilmore, formerly chief clerk
Of the house and later steward at the
Lincoln hospital for the insane AT
Lincoln, whose home was at Auburn
clerk of the house and secretary Of
the republican state central commit
tee. are said to be republican candi-
dates for secretary OF state to succeed
Secretary OF State Junkin.
Mayor James Dallman of Omaha
has filed his certificate OF nomination
with the secretary of state. The paper
was filed Wednesday. II shows that
MIR. Dahlman of Omaha is candidate
for governor, that he afiliates with the
democratic party, that he desires his
name placed on the primary ballot TO
be voted next August and that II he
Is nominated for governor and elected
he will accept the favor.
The general government has remit,
ted to Governor Shallenberger Sc 900
on account of 23G members OF the state
soldiers home at Grand Island for the
quarter ending December 81. and So.
625 In ccOun OF the state home al
Milford for the same period. There
were l05 members in the Milford
home. This money does not go direct
TO the support OF the two homes. but
Is turned by the governor into the gen
eral fund OF the state and is used 10
pay current expenses of the state gov.
eminent. The government grants 500
a year TO the state for each member of
a state soldiers home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

gard sem-u-. The ts.sgEz-ss grew taicx-
er. sni the air was fu.l 81 ruzors of
faal d-r4s dou-. li.I and ISLANDERS ana
worse th@n that. the is;.s=-tisa. th= Az
g=-;iua. tk- iazgcz--es, he safssE4-si
4ses;io1s sor ~hica 2. E=E you'd s.sns,
BY whica It vas soag-i 10 drag do~a
the names Of tho.s M.ssi=s,p2i hAs h-ii IN
reverence AlskaGies, Byrd.
Kyle. Crtk AMI street. a. pure 4ai abe
patriots a. the state has ever produced.
Their psst csaracter. were 10 b. no
shi>li to the darts Of r-lGmny. nay. how
could the living horA to :, uaseathei
when tie 6iiei s-av- aGcrded no
shield TO the character n oce Who has
gone from YOU 70 b., rs--ri since ls.t
vas here wlth you.
When tie name q HesLP. who but
lately allei 4 plac, here ami 10 whom
YOU dug a gave IN the cemetery. vas
u - be-mirche,i by the foul ehssxs that.
beams. through hsrest effort. he had
b-en able to liig a mortgage that nressed
down upon hi hone. the means 20 do Z
~ith mus, have cam. into hi. hands from
polluted sources. and honsst men looked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

Before sdlouruinx and while swai,irr
the Snsl message from the governor.
Mr. Cav~tt. Of Nsxubee. ore Of the ,o-.
effective ami kindly spirit. in the repre-
sentative body, ard q strong supporter
% Governor vsrtsrsn. s-ut the follow.
ing resolu,5on to the desk.
Resolved o. the house OF representa-
tisss:
In view OF the .canialcsrs r,r-ro-s
~h'eh have e~en circulated touching the
reeezt senatorial contest. the house of
representatives takes pleasure in saving
I, the people Of Mississippi that o.. are
eonvinesi that the conduct of evsrv car
did4t- in TIE senatorial contest xas dlx.
niaet- honorable and upright. ard that
M vote IN the esucus nomination u.s
procured By sny improper means or e,,r-
ruPt influence. AID that the el-c,i,- Of
Senator Percy Is ire. from fraud o. cor.
rupticn-
And regardless ~ whether -. h,-.
supported Senator Percy in the recent 80
tes. or will support him IN the a-u-,.rs-
inS primary, ve record With pies.urs
cur confidence IN nj. ehivaIrous honor
and personal ard political integrity. and
our desire TO bold up his bands in the
performance of his high duties as a rep
resentstive Of this great commonwealth
In TIE senst. of the United States
This resolution struck q r-sporrv.
chord n TIE h-srt of every mar within
hearing and Was adopted spnnt.neou,ly
and unanimously
A Ike resolutions xss u.ar;mra.lx
passed VI the senate on motion Of S-,-
stcr W 7 Mcdonald. who va. On. NJ
counsel selected By BiIbo to rev-.-pt
hir, IN the senate investigation. Senator
Mcdonald also voted 20 -rpel Bib, ..
also did Senator Mcmillan. the 400. man
ag-r Of vsrdsmAn's forces IN the e.urv.
and other prominent serators vi, vo..,
fcr yardams1.
q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
Don't Be a Burr.

It has been truthfully said thai
what IS needed in most towns a,
the present time is more unity N
action-more public spirit and
more public pride. Too many
people have but one thing in view
and that is to make dollars regard
less of the welfare Of his nsiph-
bors or his town. To help Others
in the upbuilding of a town or
city is the bsst way to help vour-
self. No man has right to hitch
himself onto a town ike a how
Inches his sled onto a passin.
wagon-to be drawn somewhers
without personal exertion. Its
just the same thing as being :
cocklebur in a colts tailas to h
that kind of a citizen. The burr
goes if the colt goes, and if the
colt dies the burr ceases eoiso fo-
ever Don't be a burr.-Yszoo
City News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
N;,s4xn New.

TIE health ia this community
isr1s very good At this writing
The farmers are about to take
the advantage Of old Gen. Green.
The services 1t Kingdom VAS
enjoyed By all who attended.
Mf. Henry Vinson and vie
were pleassn. visitors in our com
n nifty last week.
Misses Ida and Ethel Heard
have beer spending 4 few days
with Miss Annie Mask this wees
Sir. Parker Burns was in our
r.list Sunday
Mrs. Fsoaie Nerren. Ok ne1-
Delay. spent Saturday and Sun
day WIKI relatives in our COM
nunity.
llr. Elne- johnson and family.
OF hear Water Valley, visited Teia
uves here y our midst last week.
Nr. Jake KisEer and fam..y
visited their parents near Strias-
town Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Josie Pritchard visited
friends near Delay last week
Mrs. Annie Mask visited Mrs.
George Mask Friday.
Mr.. George Mask has neE
visitor in his home.
Oh what Z faint sound O.; wej :
ding bells. ThiaS they Will
change their tune soon.
M.tn much success . The
EAGLE and is many readers.
Blue Eyed Boy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
A Significant Fac,

It's a noticeable fact that sva-r
member of that old crowd I,
grafters that robbed the tar MAJ
ers OF Mississippi through X
Penitennary, are fighting Ward :
man for the Senate. The 80
pocketing about $50 600 q vsae
when Vardaman was inaup,,,s a.
governor They held on for so,rs
:lme after Vardsman got into ofs
nee, out finally he succeeded !,
Peiung them out of business
Iney hate him for it, and now -
punish him for his fidelity 10 to
people they would not scrunIa a.
anything to accomplish his de. :.
lsat- This old gang is now mar.
snaied under the banner OF Ssn.
tor Percy, along with the ctba s
representatives of the special i
terests who realize thai 49, =,
mans election viii not nromns,
their pecuniary well being ne
people are requested to invs
gate for themselves if anvhoS'-
should challenge this statsmeo;
Tho Issue. ent-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

who vas warmly attached to him.
must mention in this connec-
ton "the old reliable" servant Of
Lafayette county and Of the
State at large, r. A. Dean, who
vas Maj1r Of that regiment for
about a year before the war
closed. ne enlisted as Orderly
Sergeant If Company |, The
Marshall Rinemen, Of Marshall
county. A soon "a vacancies
occurred he began to climb step
by step till he reached the rank
Of Major, position he held with
honor 10 himself and to his regi-
msnI Gen. Walthall's favorite
proverb was, "He who served his
country faithfully in time Of war.
can always be trusted to do the
same in time of peace. and Maj
Dean measures up well to tina;
standard.
F.. A. SMITH.
Ito Re Coniinued.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
MARVELLOUS DIScoyr,1.s

AsrK wonderful progress Of the .os
Air fights On heavy naeh;nss 80. Sse
grams without vires. terr;his .eae
n1ons 20 XII men. and that wonder
:. Nonders-Dr. Kings New Disco
.Lso ave ME when threatened bv
S 49,, soids zgrippe, asthma. croup
10 .SSncns, hemorrhages, hay fever
40 Nnecptng cough OF lung troubls
TOT an bronchial affections IL rs no
equal Il relieves instantly r. ~
s IN azure James ". Black, of 4rhe
yihe y c U R. No. writes II 4. GO -,
MN MN OF an obstinate cough after an
eenef Re medios failed soc aud Al =. 81
a tT,1i bottle f.ee. Graransoes -. - :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
~ aNPEKE-- oFESoN ~ ski,
nFsg g~F-

s pTD1iueat nsti1-al expert o. skin
dIsFsses Whose name you are familiar
vs-h ssys EExs IN ali ms scientific sz-
pertsrce he hzs Esvsr fOGnd - lard a
Glssssss G. e01gsser 1s ecxe1ia Nes he
does mt hesitate 60 recommend Zelo
- = most s-cs-s-Sfal renetiv for the
treatment Of ecxerlz- ft-hilg kin dis
s1-e-. rs7druT- pisnples, bL1cxhe1ds
ard 81 other diseases Of the skin ami
ard sczslD. lie says that not only do
IL curative qualities make X popular,
bus si~O tie fact TIA. il i clean,
Eq-Iid remedy for external Use. 4
great imDrBs susnt ove- the OH style
sressy ssi-ss ART iosioas Vhich are
tot ont -nplezssnt To use, bot Do not
destroy The germ LIE that esGsss TIE
cisexse- Zersp draw. The germs TO the
surface and destroys them. leaving the
sSia ris1r ana healthy. Can be Used
freely on infants sEr. 4 II kendsI
viii gssdiF supply tlloss who call Eith
. tree ample bo,tle Of Zsmo and a
booklet wuIcli eEplaI-s IN simple I'm
S-iage Al abogt skin diseases Scd how
Z 90 cure yo1rself at hone With Zc-o.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
A woMaNs eKEAr-pEa.

now to make herself attractive.
- TItnont health, il IS hard for he-
4 = losely AZ faes. form or temper.
seak, sickiy woman will be nervous
- - Irrttaoie- Constipation and kid
Iy Poasons show IN pirnples. blotches
- eruptlOns and = wretched eon-
p~1lon- But Electric Bitters always
Paoxs godsend to women who want
Meath, beauty and friends They
Eegulzse stomach. liver and kidneys,
b-;n .ae blood. give strong nerves,
80 yes. pure breath. smooth vel
1ovaly conplsx.c1. goca
Al III thezr- sc by A. q. 6sn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
Mt Zion Notes.

Inc sick OF our community are
improving.
The Ladies Foreign Miss;o,
Society held a very interesting
meeting with Mrs. Paul White
Saturday afternoon.
Several of our people attended
a song service at Midday SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Ssenhens
OF Oxford, were welcome visitors
mere few days last week.
Mrs. Mary Gardner, of Water
Valley, spent a few days here
with relatives recently.
Miss Carrie McLarty ia sp.nd.
ing the week in Oxford with her
brother. '
We are expecting good crowd
and pleasant time at Mr.. i p
McLartys Friday night, atwhich
time refreshments will be sold for
the benefit of the church.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

The only difference in the brib
cry case in Illinois from tina. Of
Mississippi Is this: la Illinois
the State Senate wants the brIbe-
glver punished. while in MIssis-
sippi the State Senate has done
everything IN its poxer TO uphold
the brioe-giyer and declare him
'----vvssS- n UaIaney had css-
supporter OF Varcanan the
Percy Senate would have held
rim up to the world as the most
damnable wretch in existence
and would have condemned as a
.nieI and a liar. On the other
hand, II BilbO had been a Percy
supporter, and had been Dulanev
ed oy Vardaman man the Sen.
ate would have painted BiIbo as
me hero of the day, and would
nave spent thousands OF dollars
OF me states money in witness
lees, getting Witnesses to testify
70 the crOoksdness of the vile D1
fancy, and would have passed
resolutions condemning him asa
orIoe giver and one 1T for the
garo OF a felen.-HinGs Countr
Gazette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

IT was cJnsiderate OF Secretary
Carpenter to accept the Morocco
post and not to tell what he knew
on the lecture platform.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

IL Congress does not charge
Tor overtime We are willing that
Washington should be afflicted
with it during the vacation season
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

TIRE indicated Of the admin
istraion are not so proud Of 1t as
20 strut arognd with medals dang
ing from their necks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

y cured ne, % CT LIT saved the life
o. my chisf, are the expressions YOU
near every dsy s6OCt Chamberi.i,s-
lose, Cholera and Diarrhees Rer,eSi,y
ms = true the world over where ms
y$inassle remedy has been istrodue.s,i
10 other medicine IN use for diarrbos,
OF oossi complaints has received -
gensrzi approval The secret of The
success OF Chsmberl1inrs CoIie- CpoI-
era and DiarThoea Remedy i - !.
cues Sold by hi druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

TIE government is buz-isd 10
Know what to do with liquor in
dry States. The problem is sur
Prisingly easy. Give il to the
people who do know what 10 do
1ith il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

PEoF. IRVING FISHER saws
Americans die early for the lack
IT cold air." Hope the professor
will take day off and figure the
fatalities from hot air.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

If the Presidents private secre
tary talked too much" in Wash
,ngton, how does that qualify him
Tor a diplomatic post in Morocco.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

THERE are more ways 70 kill a
dog than by choking him to death
N butter. and cheaper ways, too,
4 this era OF high prices.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

An exchange says. "Presi-
dent Taft likes an old joke
How he must enjoy the after-din
ner efforts of Chauncy NJ. Depew
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

The worst sFendthri:t in the
world Is the man who fools away
tair reputation, lays the Chic
40 Record-liarald, with rarticu.
Tar application, We sarmise, 10
the sPendthrifts ia the Illiaois
Legislature.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

SPEAKER CANNON NAV spend a
sart of his vacation at the sea-
shore Perhaps, in that region,
mere sill roam some hungry rela
aves OF the whale that swallowed
va lustrious Jonsn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

SPEAKER CANNON thinks that
college men make poor congress-
men. What would the speaker
think Of a college bred insurcent:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

\ New YORK paper notes that
Tom Lawson has becou . silent
again" Unfortunate paragraph
that, for now he may rise to ex-
plain why.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

The Nicaraguan insurgents are
now strong enough to claim q
victory every morning before the
bell rings for breakfast.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

The sugar trust hereafter will
doubtless eonhne its activities to
the ultimate consumer. and let
sae United States government
strictly alone.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

The New York Evening Sun
speaks of Sabbath gloon, in Indi.
ana And the authors Of that
STATE leaving the farms fo- Iitera
slres
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

\ eosoREssMAS SAYS that it Is
not possible 70 stay in Congress
= long time and keep a good NOR
a. character. He doesn't specify
whether the menace lies in poker
or Csnnoaism.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

PERHAPS the Philadelphia man
who stole the roof Of church
thought that the parsons eIo-
auence would "briug the roof
down., anyway.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

FRISCO is fighting sgainst New
Orleans to get the Panama expo
si1on. II Frisco could get JEFF
fries as one of her exhibits, she
might land the show.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

TIE way to help a man is to
help him tn help himself" says
Roosevelt, quoting from the Or
-anlzsd Charities. And yer the
English say he is trite,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

Chs-.bert1in's Cough Remedy issOid
on guarantee thss ]; yoU are hot at
fed afser l-irE tvO-thirjs VI isocts:
according 20 directions. yeur none
viii he = funded. L i up To You Z
Try. sod bv al GeaIers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

THERE was a time when the
people said amen" to Ps-son
Taft's sermons, but many have
backslided since the meeting
"broke up"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

THE Undesirables did not wish
10 attract the limelight from the
colonel, so they didn't leave their
country until he returned To it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

WASHINGTON is already talking
extra session, and this whp the
president Is having so ouch
trouble with the regular session.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

II yo1 are not satisfied after usi,o
aecoruiug TO directions two-thirts y
= oottie OF chamberiainis Stomach and
L-Fer iaoeets, you can have yon-
money oaex- The tablets cleanse and
.Inslsorate the stomach, improve the
asestaon, regulate the bowels. Give
.nem q far trial and get well so
b. al dealers. o'sd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

Folly to talk of a Fathers
Day, unless they propose to
give him holiday from home
and ssl- No s...-.--ss~-- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

TAXING it all in, HalIey's comet
~'is not such an inspiring sight
As 20 cause Us Grown-ups to wait
mother 80 years % see il.