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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

: viCw ont new road rs Prayed fos IN
The petition OF j l.. Shiissult e. Al. ne
ported favoFshiv, and tine same VS.
ordered opened Mp for public travel
II. J. Davis wa. authorized 10 EN-
pi'y competent civil engineer 70 AZ
once make q survey Of the repairs st
the iiartsfsld levee across Yocona aud
make plans and specifications for the
aid work
J. %. Woolverton, tax assessor, was
llowed 81 81 'or assessing 3, l57 road
lands at one cent each he was al
owed s5ei 80 for making 5,Oi3 person
~ assessments said warrant TO bo
! tid upon approval Of the Roll by tho
late Auditor.
TIL" report of the Tax Coliecto. was
continued until the next torn, and Mt
which time he will make a full, report
fO- the year.
Tom Garrett was awarded the con-
tfact 10 repair the levee across Kettle
Creek bottom on the Oxford and Pom
totoc road, known as the Welch levee
for the sum of sl0O Said work 10 be
done in accordance with the instruc-
lions Of II. l.. Davis and the work TO
be done at once, public necessity de-
handing such.
The 30 lrd then proceeded to equal
zatiou of the Personal Roll and raises
aud reductions in the Land Assess
ment Roll of 1909
Orc cred ty the Board that there will
De an election at the various voting
precincts for the purpose OF getting
an Cyl ressiJn from the electors If the
county az to the adoption by the Boa ri
VI Supervisors OF the Dog Tax Law"
as enacted by the Legislature of this
State, Chapter lis of the Laws of 1910
The committee of the Democratic Exc
cutive Committee are hereby request-
ed to have a sufficient number of tick
sis made aud send the same with the
''ss-e- 10 hS sent - each vn.ir~ pre-
cinCt at the Congressional primary
election Ia bo held on Saturday, Aug
10Th, and II IL further requested of the
Judges and clerks of said primary cleo
ton that they receive the votes that
may be pollod For ur Against the adj
option ut the Dog Tax Law.
This oAy came ON for examination
the report OF II. r. Smith, County
superb tendent OF Education, showing
the amount paid teachers, sgS 90,
which was approved and the said Prof
smith vas allowed slOO "a salary
Ord red that the members and Of
ticers ne allowed their usual amounts,
per d. IN and mileage.
Orc red that court do now adjourn
until ne i'sst Monday in September,
1t being the 9th day OF said month
II. l.. DAVIS, President.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
AItus News.

The health Of this community
is very good.
Mi:s Robbie Fades Of Oxford
has opened up her summer school
here. The children were all glad
10 know she had accepted for
another term.
The Bethel meeting closed last
Friday with six additions 70 the
church. We had a good revival,
Bro. Piikinton went from here to
Shiloh 10 commence "a meeting at
that place.
MIR. Pope and family of near
Toccopcla attended the meeting
here last week
Mr.. NJ. I. Quick and family OF
Pay Springs, visited friends here
recently.
Several Of our people attended
Camp-meeting Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Wallace of near
Burgess. visited her father Mr..
W. j. Beard, the past week.
Mrs. Dora Anderson, mother
and children, and Mr. j. II. Deas
and wife attended preaching at
Shiloh Sunday.
Miss Allie Kinney is visiting
her sister Mrs. Pearl Hill near
Mt. Zion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

near /. T. Brown. 31 lNa tNfa-1 tre
Pamela road, ending at the DsV.dsst
place, composed OF INK No. 104.
Oxford and Paris road, beginning al
the intersection of tie oxford anc
Houston road, ending at the Nortt
end OF the Cantwell bridge on Yocons
RIVER, composed OF links SOS Z and *
Oxford and Mouth Of Tippah road
beginning at the oxford and Holly
~priags road, ending at the intersee
ton Of the Abbeyille and Pontotos
road, near Tedbetter's, composed oil
links Nos 70 and ..
Also the two new roads an granted
at the August neetin,; VI the EGard oi
Supervisors upon the petition OF j. "
: Miller, ct NJ, and J l.. Shinault, ct IL
Upper Rocky For.t road, beginning
Mt the New Rocky Ford road, ending
at the Boroum place, composed OF
links Nos. IA, Is and part of i7s.
Oxford and New Albany road, begin
ming at the Pontotoc road, about a.
miles from Oxford, ending at }. r.. Nc
Corkle's, composed OF link No. 30.
Upper Pontotoc road, beginning at
Z. {. Stephens residence, ending az
the mile board, composed of link No
~
oxford and New Albany road, begin
ming at the forks of road near j M,
Saunders residence, ending at Dick
Woodlands place, composed OF link
No 2lIs.
Oxford and Old College Tin road.
beg LIN at the corporation of OK
ford, ending at the center of Berry
bridge, composed of links No lOand 4.
Buford Mill road, beginning at the
Sinclair place on the oxford and Pa
nola road, ending at the intersection
OF the College HUI and Buford Mill
road, com posed oflink No. rs.
Taylor and Cantwell bridge road.
beginning at Bundren's and ending al
Fndge's on the Oxford and Paris road,
com ,losed OF INK NO. 40.
Porter aud Harkins Mill road, begin
ming at the Oxford and Houston road,
South of the 7-mile board, ending at
the smile board on the oxford and
Par, road, composed.ot link No. 2ie
Oxford and Paris road, beginning ut
The corporation OF Oxford, ending at
the top CT the hill opposite r. TTubbs
resiG fence, composed of hni No. e2i.
Oxford and Water Valley road, be-
GIN ing at the corporation of Oxford,
at Old Markette bridge On Yocona
River, composed OF links No. IS and
81.
Oyford and Taylor road, beginning
at the corporation of Oxford, ending
at the Emile board, composed OF links
No. 80 and s.
Horns Ferry road, beginning nj the
Oxford and Rocky Ford road, near A
q. Freeman's old place, ending al
Prentis Herndon's place, composed oil
] links IL aud %
C1ford and Pontoto road, begin
mir at the i2-mils board rear Den
ma K, ending az 9-mile board, coin
posed OF link No l57.
Oxford and Wyatt road, via Frier.
sons Mil, beginning x Hurricane
Crock, ending ~ the intersection ol
the oxford and Abbeville road, com.
pos, ] OF Ink No. 1qs.
Cross Road beginning OF the 5-nile
board on the Oxford and Dallas road
ending az the intersection of the OK.
ford and PontotOc road near Greel
Wilton's, composed of link No. rs.
New Road, beginning az TIE 4-mils
board on the Oxford and TAYLOR ro.sd
ending at the railroad.
/ OIL Mill Road. beginning al the Tay
lor road, ending II the intersection o.
the road at ,le East end ~ he r-il-
Rad bridge via % the oil Min, com
posed Of Ink No. pr.
v. II. WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
Ph;latclohi, Neu,r

Z
The health OF the community il
very good.
The many friends of Miss Lot
Brown are glad to see her home
again.
Miss Mamie Barry, Of old Myr.
tie, is visiting friends and rela.
uveS here this week.
Mr.. VIII Coffey and wife visit.
ed their son at old Myrtle Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr. Ed Richmond and wife. OF
Oxford, visited DIR. IL. C. Wait
and family last week.
Little Matte Lou Bounds was
on the sick list last week.
Mr.. K. E. Lee and wife have A
line boy at their home.
The young people enjoyed a
singing at the home of Mr.. j. B.
Hale Sunday night.
The singing school will close
here Thursday.
Mrs. Monte Brown spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs.
Mona Windham.
The protracted meeting begin
here Sunday. We expect to have
some good preaching and good
singing. We all hope much good
may be done.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

- Elt -s-.l
Thuf 8. r community
is very g55l at this writing.
The farners are beginning to
got an optimistic look upon their
faces ~ e. crops are looking
much bette. .han they ever ey-
pected them to. However, a
good rain would improve them
still further.
Mr.. Dix Gideon and family
have recently moved to German,
Tex, where they expect to make
their future home. We are sorry
10 lose this family from our neigh
borhood
The New York patrons and cj;i
zens are at last waking up and
are making plans toward erect
ing new school house and also
a church near Mr.. Collier Parks
spring.
Our summer term OF school
closes Friday. We regret very
much to lose our teacher, Miss
Anderson from our vicinity. We
hope fer as successful n session
this winter under the instructions
of Mr.. Arthur Crawford. Miss
Anderson will teach at Ruleville,
and she has our best wishes.
We are sorry to state that Mrs.
Harriet Borum near Bay Springs
is not improving.
Mr.. j. b. Anderson and family
visited relatives neal Abbeville
Saturday and Sunday.
al day Sltn ner parents, ma. 49,
Mrs. W. r. Keel recently.
Mrs. Ida Littlejohn and chill
dren OF Bay Springs are visiting
her parents MIR. and Mrs. Jack
Adams, while her husband is
prospecting in Texas.
MIR. Collier Parks and daugh-
ters were in our midst one day
last week.
Mr.. W. T. Ceel and family,
alsc, Mr. Arthur Crawford auC
vile attended services at the
canp-ground Sunday.
NJ. Walter Harris and family
of Memphis are visiting then
parents near Bluff springs.
Mr. Will Adams and wife. oil
Philadelphia, visited Mr.. 6. W
Ora Word and family recently.
A'r. Ellis Vaughn and vile, oil
Bay Springs. spent Saturday anc
Su 1day with Mr.. Nmsou and his
family.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
Notice.

There is to be a meeting of the
stockholders Of the Farmers Ware
house at Oxford on Monday. Auo
10th, FOR the purpose of electin9
a representative to attend the an.
nual meeting of the Farmers
Warehouse Co., of McRaven and
jackson on Aug. 18th. All stock
holders are urgently requested to
attend the meeting here, as every
one should be represented either
IN person or by proxy. All per-
sons holding certificates of stock
in the local warehouse company
should bring the old certificates
with them, 30 they can be ex.
changed for new stock
Yours Very Respt
+. L. LiNKER, Local Sec'ty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
Notice OF Publication.

Netiee y hereby given of the pur-
posed issuance aN t.ie Bo1rd of super
vi-oEs OF lafayette County, OF tie
Tay lor separate School Distrie. TO ne
am0gnt OF 3,000 W or so muc IA IL ere
OF ~ may he necessary for tEe purpose
OF purchasing suitable site or sites and
building and eqnipping suitable school
or schools Ter said District. The above
notice Is published in accordance with
Sections 1884, 1918, 3il6, 3il9 of the
Mississippi Code Of 1906, for the pur-
pose of notifying taxpayers of the
proposed action Of sail Board, so il
there be any opposition to the issuance
of said bonds same my be presented
20 the said Board of Supervisors a.
provided by law, on or before the 9th
day Of September, I. d, 1910.
W. u. WOODWARD, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

List OF unclaimed mail matter re
manning in the Oxford po-t-ofiice a..
the week ending saturday, Aug. sth:
! Floyd, Mrs lde!l1.
> Buford, Hiss Lela.
. Buford, Leslie.
Collier, Miss Alice
5 Craig, Mrs. r. u
b tlarksOn, Mrs \ q.
Z Conrad, Clyde.
S Ian. Miss Anna.
3 McNurin, Mrs. Liza.
10 McEnin, Sidney
II McFarley, r Il.
IL Potts. Buck.
Is Shippy, Hiss Jus.us.
IL Best, Dir ". Robert.
Is Price, Neale
When calling for the above adver-
tised m.il give the No. OF each and
the date advertised
;. ". HowRY, p. VI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
- By Pocahontas.

Miss Lois E5Sridge has return
Fl from a visit to relatives in
Grenada.
The singing school here is a
grand success under the manage
ment OF Prof. Luther Mize.
Messrs. Oscar and Oscar Golf
man, Fulton Bell, Dellie Davis.
Clint Oswald, John MiZe and Jesse
Hensley, of Tula, are attending
the singing school here.
Miss Dot Bell, of Tula. are at
tending the singing school here.
Our Sunday school is progress
ing nicely under the superintend
anti lip Of Mr.. Levi Davis.
Misses Olive and Ivy Hodge
eill teach the Delay school the
next session.
Grandmother Gray, of Taylor,
visited Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith
last week.
Misses Agnes and Annie Single
ton are attending the singing
school, also Messrs. Stanley Her.
shall, Otis and Misses Cannie
and Floss;e Mize.
The patrons OF the school here
are making up money to repaint
the school house. Come friends,
and make a little sacrifice and
help our school along. We must
have the library too.
Mrs. J. 7. Lynch visited rela-
fves near Water Valley last week
Messrs. Lover. Gault, Dexter
Davis and Misses Maynard Lam
easter and Tommie Hill visited
friends near Water Valley last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. j. C. Eskridge attended
fhe-picnic near Oxford last Tues
day.
We are sorry that Mr.. Duff
avDis is en- the sick list
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
IIrp IN pAN,M, CANAL

Has had one frightful drawback
malaria trouble, that has brought suf-
feriBg and death to thousands The
germs cause chills, fever and ague
biliousness, jaundice, lassi,ude, weak
ness and general debility. But Flee
ara 'Stters rEleX.!e.r TAIL to destroy them
bottle completely cured me 81 Yer,
severe attack VI malaria writes W.
a Fre'well, iof iucama, y. C., and
have had good health ever since .
Cure stomach, liver and kidney trout
les and prevents typhoid. soc. Gual
anteed by A. II. kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

Public notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received M - II
o'cloc&, noon, on Monday sept. 5tn.
Cor furnishing Hlank Books, Records.
Bia rks, Stationery, etc, Cor the county
and county district ofiica.s a. provid-
ed p law, for a period ~ two years,
or until June I, 1912. L. Is expected
at the local papers can bid on such
work - car De- done hy them. Bond
IN t.- SUN ~ 500 VIII be required
Tn, boaru reserves the sight 10 reject
ans anu al bids.
v u. WonpwARp. Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
Health Bnlletin.

it EFtdi ilthtNil IN inc spread
of this disease H. the cunsump.
tive spit When the lungs are
attacked nv to germs of t,ber-
'rulosis The sotienfd parts arc
'c1u~hoi mp. and upon examining
the ap'tum millions at death deal
ing germs may be found. II ,hia
spit j., Is discharged upon the
pavement, liour. or Indeed any
place, "nd allowed To- dry the
ger q Will iloat about in the air
with the dust. Persons breath
ing this germ laden air into tho
lhur3 may become victims of the
disease. For tins reason tho
con umptivc who expectorates
any i-r- 'pa1 enemy to- others
and niIIseii. The coHsumptivo
should take care not to swallow
the spitum, for IN this way he
may become infected. Tie
spltuun Is poisOnou' aud must g
destroyed. No one should SPIT
without having the spitun de :
stroyed in some way. The SUI :
posedly well mist observe n 9
prsc3ulion in order to emphasi -
ITS Importance, and to set An ey =
ample for the sick. Join in the
anticipating crusade. Do all
you can TO convince others Of the
Importance of caring for the spit
um vi ALI persons in the right
way at all times. 1t Is nasty and
Indecent to spit on sidcw ull.s,
floors, and in fact anywhere ex-
cept places where it will be de-
stroyed as the spittoon, cutters,
fires, etc. Splitting promiscuous-
ly is a filthy and dangerous nui-
sance and should be abatcd.
III re is no danger in the
br' a.h Of the consumptive. but
when ne coughs or sneezss. TIA,
air immediately before the face Is
filled with minute particles OF
spitum, many of them too small
To be seen, which are filled with
germs. A person should avoid
breathing such air, and the con-
sumptive should be thoughtful
and careful enough Of he rights
of others 60 Use the proper pre-
raut IA while talking, coughing.
Or sneeziHg
4 careless eensumntix. vii
smear the bps AMI hands WIL
spitum and The germs may be
deposited or anything with = aicu
he cores in contact. Then tn.
his nus.srhe and beard fry
uuertly becomes soiled with the
spittal. The public drinking cur
Is fer this reason a nuisance ard
Is unquestilnabl : an ageus IN the
spread 81 Glseass.
Houses IN which cansumntive-
live, or have lived. may become
infected and remain 80 for
months The careless indivieua
will leave the germs rlinging g.
the carpet. furniture. G41r. az IL
any part Of the t10m ard home
Persons who thoaeltlessly move
into the house may suecuub &,
tie disease unless It + properly
cleaned and d.sins setel b FOR,
hand
Consumption ia a house lis
ease. The smallest p-rrentags
OF eases occur among lambsrmen
and rsltsmen, people VINO ave
out doors and breathe pure air
Impure air. deficient sunlight
dirt, dampness aud darkness art
effective allies % the tuberculai
germ. But pure air and plenty
VI It, sunshine and a healthy
vigorous body are its creates
enemies. Remember that IN.
most active agent in the spreac
II the disease IS the consump,
tlye's spit.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
fCxkMa---a GERM DISEASE C.S
NOW RE tURFn.

the medical profession is all agreed
thai Eczema il a germ disease, but the
thing that has baff,ed them is To fine
so ne remedy that viii get to the germs
AMI destroy them.
@emo, the clean, external treatment
has solved this difficulty by drawing
the germs to the surface of the skim,
AMI destroying the germ life that
eae ses the diseases. The whole meth
Oh " treatment and cure b. Zemo Is
explained in an interestidS hnol- on
the subject issued by the makers M
Zemo. II tells how to cure vourself
at home of eczema, blackheads. MIN
pies, dandruf, and all diseases OF the
skin and scalp. Call at Kenders drpo
stose for booklet and learn more about
this clean, simple remedy that is now
recognized the standard treatment TO :
all diseases of the skin and scalp.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

H. when You do some great deed ar
discover some l.lAdcrfui fact Tni-
nour came to !. Z. Fiti, OF Rocky, ~
y. { whom - Yes sIlsring intense 81
as he -a.es. "from the worst cold ever
had, ! then proved 10 my great sat-
faction, what a wonderful cold and
cough cure Dr X es's New Discovery
Is. FOR, after taking ore bottle, W..
entirely cured. Yoa can't say s.nyth 2
too good OF a medicine ike tkat lit.
the surest and best remedy for iii eas-
ed lungs, hemorrhages, sgrippe, a.
thma, hay fever, any threat - hung
trouble. SOC, st.o0 Trial bo. lie free.
Guaranteed by \ II. Kende,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
Legal Advertisements.
Motto. to Conf Dealers

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received 40 to ~ O'Clock
noon, ON Tuesday. Sent eth, for furn-
ishiug . tot.- of Red Ash Coal for the
Coir iiouso and jail. Al coal 10 be
delivered. The Hogrd reserves the
r.sht TO rejsc: an and all bids.
". NJ. WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

a free bottle of DIT. TEACHERS Liver ana
Hood Syrup will be sent to any reader of
his paper who viii write to the Thacher
~fsasins- Co., Sshsttsrsoga, Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

Breeders of fine horses prefer Bal
lard's snow Eminent Tor all cuts,
wounds or sores on their stock. b.
cause II acts both mii'ily and quickly
and heals an ordina wound without
scar. Price 35c, o9c and si.uO per
bottle. Sold by a. II. kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

Stepping on rusty nail has beer
the caust OF many cases OF lock iaw
The nail Wis not ~ much the fault /.
neglect OF the wound II sach wounds
Mere promptly cleansed and Ballard
Snow Eminent applied there would
Dc no iecSlaw, as the antiseptic pro-
Perties OF the IMMINENT would counter
act the poison and the wound would
neal quickly. Price 25c, soc and 81 .Oo
per bottle Sold by A. IL. Kendel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
Read TIE EAGLE.
AZ fAFtEf oE'fNoN ~ ~ki>
DISEASE.

y y tkaH ~ Mn IN
uI~ttNs,.
4 rruulineut natiCrial expert on skir
Dis. sses whose name you are familis
vita SAYS that in all his scientific ex
per.enee he has never found so hard q
dis sa-e &c conquer a. eczema Vet he
49, no. hesitate TO -ecopiuiand ycrne
a. a mot successful remedy for the
treatment Of cczem3. itching skin dis
eases. c-ndruif, pimpIes, biackheud.
and al ether diseases OF the skin and
and scaip He s1ys that rot only Il,
It's curative qualities make il popular
hat Also tn fast that II jsa clean
liquid remedy FOR external use. 4
great Improvement over the old stvIs
greasy s.llves and lo'i1us which a.,
noi only unpleasant II Use, bot do u,
de-tsuy the germ life that auses d,
els -se. Z mo draws she Germs to IN,
sur ze, and destroys them. leaving ths
sx. clear and healthy. Can be- use,
freely On Infants. Ar. y II. Kends
VII. gladly supply those who call with
a i-ee sample bottle of Zemo and 1
booElet Suich explains in simple Ian,
qua = All ABOUT ski- diseases and how
70 clEe yourself home with Zamc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
Notice TO Road co7,raetors.

Notice Is hereby given that the
Board OF Supervisors Of said County of
lafayette viii on tuesday, sept. eth,
at the south door OF the court house
in Oxford between the hours Of II
O'Clock am and O'Clock p. m and to
continue from day 10 day until all of
the following roads saall be let out at
public outcry 20 the lowest bidder ac-
cording to the plans and specifications
now on file with the clerk of this
Board. Said lowest bidder must COM
ply with the terms imposed by the
Board and enter into bond in such
penalty and with sufficient sureties to
be approved by the Board; but in no
case to be less than the contract price
and said bond TO be conditioned ac-
cording to law. Publication of this
notice shall lie made as required by
law. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. The roads
and divisions of roads to be let pursu-
ant TO this notice are as follows:
oxford and Houston road, beginning
at the oxford corporation and ending
az the North end of the leyee at the
oliver crossing on Yocona, composed
of links 1, 2 aud 3.
Oxford and Pontotoc road, begin
ming at the corporation of Oxford, end
ing at the Smile board, composed of
links Nos. IS, 10 and II.
Oxford and Rocky Ford road, be-
ginning at the Oxford and Abbeville
road, ending at Jefferson Chapel, com
posed of links I76, 1873, 10 and IL.
Oxford and Pamela road, beginning
at the Railroad overhead bridge, end
ing at the So mile board, composed of
links Nos "A and So.
New Oxford and College Hill road
beginning at the corporation of Ok.
lord, ending at the center of lobby
rubby Creek bridge, composed of link
No. 1sS.
Oxford and Dallas road, beginning
at the corporation of Oxford, ending
at Paul Knights residence, composed
OF links Nos. 8, 10, and 8.
oxford and Dallas road, beginning
at the corpora ion of Oxford, ending
at Hurricane Creek, composed of links
Nos. 26 and "a. 49,
oxford and Eaton road, beginning.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11
srNGGhKs .KrrTiCs.

That clean, nice, fragrant com
pound like Bucklen's Arnica Salvc will
instantly relieve a bad burn, cut, scald
wound or piles, staggers skeptics.
But great cure prove It's 4 wonderful
hea Ter OF the worst sores, ulcers, bOils
telons, eczema, skin eruptions, a. also
chGpped-- hands, sprains and corns.
Fry it. 25c at A. III. Renders.
Bites Of poisonous insects that cause
the 1 esl tn swell mp must be treated
With a healing atiseptir that will coun
lera2 the poison aud heal the wound.
Billiards. Snow Eminent answers
every requirement in such eases
Prict 25c, SOC aGd - 90 per bottle
Sold by A. II. kendcl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-08-11

S1ilow comnlcx iOn comes from bill
lot inpari'ies in the blood and the
,,u lies with the liver and bowels
the are torpid. TIE medicine that
CIV results ~ sucn eases Is Herbine
70 dne liver stimulanl aud bowe
reg iiat0r. Price SOC. SOLD BY a. 4
ke .iel
You can't dodge the malarial germ
VII s your Ater Is torpid. i. make,
so. AN easy mark for tle disease
lie 1inr il the best protection Il
pu n. liver DO sound. healthy condi.
los ant pu-iiies IN. stomach and how
els Pace 5Jc. Sold b. \ Il kende