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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Indcniiable viii and trefi en'ous
energy az never found where s,Olz7eh
liver, kidneys and bowels are out q
order II YOU want there q1Shtiss
and the -ucce~s they bring, nse. Dr..
Kings New life Pills. the matches
regulators. for keen brain and strong
hobv Is a. A. H. keldel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY

SD SIX Il COURT Meets mr., Nvn
tAy ~ June AMI pccsuher. n. =.
Nile-. Jtige. A NJ. Ssorrr. Marshal
W u. FFsHne. pi-,riet Attorney; l..
r s,idhzrr. clerk.
CIRCUIT COURT Meets tire secrusl
Nuarav in Ns7vk. September and
Nrveraer " l Roan@. iuics
CdANt tnN COURT Meets Fourth
-ionstAy N nsy sni November. I.
4. biouHf. 4 hsncs I'er.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Local and

10

syr r :. Adams has return
~ a visit To Arkansas.
" p. Mcmahon Is On the
- hrs week wiGh fever.
: Board oi Psnsion Fxamin-
1 Be Ia session Monday.
J. Lseius Russell has been
.z1 al home sick lhi= week
"a Lite Bc-t has returned
Esitto relatives In CoriEih
seei ero=i vent up to the
klag Il Holly Springs Mod
anl Mrs. C. H. Gray have
pei permanently to Green
4 Y. King ~as quite sick
a severe e1id several days
ssk.
and siT7. ]. c. Treloar are
Ing a few weeks at Dawson
g, ~.
" = Andrews, of Mem
: visiting her mother, Mrs.
harris.
!. Agnes ncoley, of Water
:, Is the CUES. Of Mrs. Will
Aennedy.
return thanks TO Msss-s. d
seait and W. /. Hatdcastle
Z i.Tors.
~ IS moving day in Oxford
gHdly number have chang
y residences.
Fronts Tinker has bought
sAenee Of Mr.. r. II. Nc
Z Sorth Oxsor,l
j. T. Brown was called TO
sood Sunday by the death
sr Vardaman Slack.
< II. AcElroy and family
eeapy the Sanders cottage
IN street until Dec. LIST.
.aar.es Deibridge has been
g With blood poison in his
a1xs, butts now improving
!: v. Craig, of Batesville,
soing Presbytery and is
~ of Miss Kate Mcclure.
!. u. Richmond and family
sing to Collierville Team,
1ey will make their future
Iundy Sloss, of Eirming-
"a, spent the past week in
sltn his mother, Mrs. NJ,
0siie Stephens ~as called
: Tenn, last week by the
= nef sister, Mrs. Scott
t Sparks returned Mon
ne Eastern markets
oasy opening up an i'm
a.
J. :. l; Hargis is holding a
y Clear Creek this ~ees
~ Rev. l. N. Penick, oil
am Hale, of Water VAL
!. CARED at Burgess Sun.
ses vas in the seth year
Laizsb<sh and Eu,a Cul-
lsers Of Mr.. H. B. Cul-
Ephis, returned home
. pleasant visit r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

4 fought I'd he M .e-.' v-rf..s
. sNeu~on- q MatertoWu. rs
-. YEAR Of eczema. thar = doc-o |.
Ss.1''' ,'Oi daT'e, had a. last izii M. IN
inca Slcki=ll : Aruioa Salve cured I,
l ,.''lS and Wei y latSiiihse fer Ssin
sflp -'''ii-, eczerla, al. r. .r.r,l. beilS
lrter s1res, burns. sgaids. cu-s All
piie-- &c a. 4. II. keaI.i-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Is usually treated, a sprained sG AK,
IN dis .ble q man fer three or iS.f
w y : bur by applying Chamber AN :
f5nirent freely zs soon a. the ingOr!
:; : Iraeeiyea. and observing the oirec-
,;cnswi.h each bottle, cure can Dc
80 .,ts-,ed in from two TO four days for
sslr by all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

In prevent pneumonia, a coH -
tied the lungs, should - attended
to = once Pct Herrick's Rel Pep
pr Porous Plaster On ire che. md
take Billiards. Ho-ehOu-i Syrup in:eE
n1lly- It's 4 winning ccu-f5rztson-
Bag the dollar size Horel0and Syrup.
soa gel = porous plaster free with each
bost4e. Sold Or \ II. ken1eL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
The IH2lCE-A-WEEK WORLD

Witss-ss \ Rival Izfs- Ftstf--Th- Lag
81. 49, Ps-sr anH R~.t >e~.PsP-r fah
Gi-1-as a. 80 Priceless - ks~ry
Ru<iish ~ ,Aktu- S@S~tEs-
l. has invariably been the great ef-
for - the :hrice-s Week ssiisi0a Of
the New YORK wcrti - pa5lr<h the
aeN- imp-rt,zliy in order th4. II uszy
5- IN accurate reporter Of What has
aappsged- { tells the trSta. irrrx-
p@SfiVe Of party. AMI for thar rdA~on
1 has 4rtisyei q position @ssa tae
puhlic aaique among papers o. Is-
,la-s-
The subscription seas - nOE At
had AID ibis Is the oxs- oder that
xiil be n1afs 20 you-
Ifyou EAnt the ness a. i really =,
suhscri5e 10 the Thrics-a- 4 eek eii
.ion OF tie New York w0rlj. which
oosn-s 70 yo2 every other day except
Sunday. aEi = thus practically czily
Al tae prize Of a seexfy.
Tae T1rtce- n Weeks WOrin's re-a-
ia- subscription price Is only ; ~ pr
gear. and tais pays for 10 paper
Ne oaer tais Gneq1ail~i newspaper
4ad The Eagle together tor one year
tor <E-55 The regular subscription
prsse OF the twc psrsys % $40
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01


The following rar,@s were drawn
Saturday a. compose the Grand srd
u "a lures at the FsM term cf the
1ircssit Cours which win convene On
Monday, sep; ihh;
FIRST wrEg
beat No i-P. 4 MATHEWS; VI l..
Mori~y' ". p. stephens. - Hnz.cu.
ascx ael1rtw. Tor Jones, John Nil
,er' / T. b,cwn- J. +. rcgieS. q. n
Beat No. Nv. T Ha,e. LIB. AE,-r
son, n, ". Htck.y. II. A RanxhHtr.
Nelson Nc uIle,Eh. ? l. Dlncka. r
" iAihAni. r 7. lIoicernb. }. +. Niue
W. I. Adaus-.
Beat No. IS :. Johnson. Ill Red
J. 7. kHchell. J " Uiu-tou. : )
Smiih, 4 l. ndweli. : 4. B..an. W
II. Csrnsthzn. G.. " Dasss. RS Greer
Bvl. No. +. \ rst,rn. T. 4. 50
ton, y. tathey. Nay Ink. Asr~s4
snrpin, 7 J. Grsrnet. Il. ". NcNii--
An J. { CarutherS. Rniuz Fi-h~r.
Herman H'pp.
Pea; NJ 81 ". Rruuma;s Iu
Hand. W r Reed. J. W. garu.-. y
a Allen q r. Whiirh~aa. Hru~v
: srnes. J. ID. Fuller. T. J I.nsk. T. ~.
Lindsey.
sEscND VEN
Feat No. IL Ftzig-. * =. Harkins
Wilmer rensesiy. Billie Rol,uek, Tom
Better, John Rushing.
bat No 2-B l. Harr.. " n. Gil
bert W r Rankin. Jane. Adams. Or.
I A Legget1, \. v Davis.
Beat No. } J. NJ Almond. Andrew
DarLNg. A 4 Smith S.sst,..,- &c.
W. ". Thildress. I. y. Nu-chis.,n.
Beat ". X 4. Davis, LIKE VAR /
neE, Z, II. 6ogch. sam Spears, fsG. /
Croweii, y. A s@s,-~ =
Beat No. II. h. Co'e. J ' Rarke-.
> n Nork, y. W Hoiiowen. Zen 4
aqA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

oxford. Miss. Nov. p. ls

oxford. Miss, Nov. p, 1919.
To patton-W0rsham Srug Co,
Dallas, Tex.
To Whom II May Concern:
This is to certify that ! have
,s~5 Wares Black Powder and
fcrnd II 10 be a valuable medi-
zine. I had s bad spell of typhoid
Su~ II was the frs. thing that
cave me relief "
i. r. HAREINs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

DiArrhoea i always rore - les- pre-
valea, daring September Be prepa--
esl for il Chamberlain Cholerz and
Dia-rhoss. Remedy : prompt and q
fectaal It car always be depended
upon and i pl-lsanr 70 take For sale
b. all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

ue,hers who spend the night Win '.
4, s.sv appreciate the help they get
-. Nc.;ass BABY Ehxir;-especLsl,,
=, -, = ~ - ws.rner. Il quiets fever and
irritation, socthes the steID .sas 49, - an,
me bowels and helps eotn nlos 20
ehisd 10 obtain sleep and RS "a e.
-, e.. and SOC per bottle Sold oy A n
Eandsi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

The Illinois Central i b,sa;,,..
a new steel bridge across Tale !
hatchie which will soon he cn-a
p,eted. 'e com
Dir f. P. Toney and wife. %
Lake Village, Ark. are the g,,ss \.
VI Their mother. Mrs. r. q ~
an on North street. - '''''-
Mr.. \. L. Tate has ra,Brn.s
IRON Chicago and s., Is";s
~hsrs he has selected a bio lins
Of fall ard winter goods. nus
Me>srs. G. o. Hurst. wilna-
Nennedy and J. 4. Harkins w.
appointed Election Commi-.i,ns
e'' OF lafayette County Satur.isv
Fos RENT-A residence CON.
'aining 5-rooms. garden -
&c on reasonable terms. An
ply 10 MRS. L. c. RAwEY.
Try Moore & Moore's Mint Julip
The Lafayette Springs Hi,b
oIhooi will open Monday. Ser,
o'h. All students DESIRING IN - ~
ing. '''e open
THE EAGLE Office Received -
hrst open toll OF cotton Fr;d.y
from the crop Of MeSsrs. Ar,bn,
Hil. " N''iese
The best way everywhere j. Lv
Moore " Mlo-e's, the shoo ~
quality.
Mrs oia Neville and son have
returned to their home IN Pale.-
tine, Tex, after a pleasant yis;,
70 We family Of Mr. and Mr.. n
A. Moore.
Senator ! eroy Percy anIUon.
- II. Alexander have aeean,al
invitations to address tue ei;iz-n-
OF lafayette County in Oxfors
on Monday, Sept. I'm.
Meet me a. Moore L Noores
Mrs Hurier Porter <as taken
seriously Ill Saturday night ana
Sunday it vas found necessary
70 perform - operation for an
pendlcitis Sne stood the o-i-.l
well and az present Writing i.
resting easy.
Mr.. lohr pstty. Of our county.
lied recently While visiting AZ tn,
home u his snn in Mount Pleas
ant, Tey. uis remains uer.
brought back AMI inferred aea-
Caswsli thursday.
Drink Grape Pan.h a. Mo5re
4 Ac0re's.
Inc oxford Pr5sbytery con-
vsned Tuesday n;gal 10 = thre-
Gays session Rev. Gayle Bean
land preached the or4ning ~=r-
uOa. Tie 0riinat.On II NJ.
Beanland ~ili take psa-e tonight.
Rev ". J. King. Il Memphis.
preaching lie o-1iaat.0n se-noa.
60 In Moore = Moore for Choee
late Mig.
vii Dake vas Kidd b. Elihu
' Jung, beth eol3rel. IueslAY.
afternoon about : o'ciock. oas
ME oct from toEs - al the par
ties were returning 10 lheir homes
near College Hill. after rial
which lasted 81 day te,Esen ne
two parties IN wh.ch Duke VA
ACQUITTED. Young mas not been
apprehencei "a We @ 10 press. /
Hayeyoutried NooreS Mo5re's 4
-1fA 1fE[4-s
RI you van. = see one q the
preiliest establishments that has
ever been opened in Oxford cal
At the store Of Moore ( More on
the South side. The beautiful
kand-painted Venetian scenery
on the walls snd the elegant NJ
iings II tie entire store present q
beautiful and artistic ap. e4r1nce
We acknowledge the receipt OF
an invitation TO the marriage Of
DIR. Arnaud B. LeaysIi, Of Holly
wood. Cal, to Miss Eliza Yates
Bryan, VI Shanghai, China. the
ceremony will take place in the
BAPTIST Church Tue-dsy night.
Sept. 9th, with PeT. James B.
Leavell, brother Of the groom as
ofiIeiating minister. The happy
pair will leave Immediately for
their California home. THs
EAGLE extends good wishes and
congratulations in advance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
For Rent.

Two story, seven rOom resi-
dence on South Depot street;
Conveniently located 70 Gown and
schools. Modern conyenieness-
MRs. c. P.FLasT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

II have : world Of eeuhdenes u
Chamberhia's Cough Remedy for !
have nsed II with rsxssct sCcressl
writes Mrs n l. Bzsfords OF Fooiss
vile, Ad- For sale By al dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

rrs-hssfi~ - ~ T1sseh.-ss I1v~z a..
-aoasi syrz7 al e -; q AS IRA ser q
hss r3Tcs 80 ui1 HTl.- - shs Thseh<r
<es.sd=< Co cAs.-sSer-s- T-za
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Oxford. Miss. Aug. II. 1910
70 the Public:
On thss date we have discsn-
iinued delivering ,ce to tie con-
snmcrs. and have arranged ui.A
Messrs. J.. 4. Greer. A. \. Bar
lett and X. 4. Crouoh 4 son.
Nhc vi continue II deliver 70
The prhl5c ~ the same rtitc -
iprsleriy charged.
W have outstanding 3 few ica
b Is. which will DC eccap;ed tv
Mcssrs- Greer. Parn {; and
Crouch in payment for any ice
purchased from them Or which
are convertible lrt1 c--h uran
presentasicn ~ our ,'Fe-. We
ATE no; responsible fcr ice book.
issued by any one el-e.
We will continue to seu ice AZ
tue plant At the usual price t.
anyone who may cor1e forI
CNFcEp or Mil. CO.
DAN intelligent psrsaa my earn sire
rocHthiv csr-sspsa.iiag Tor nsusp&-
psrs No c.nVss~in-. -en.i far par
y 'liars- frsss Syndieaic, b. i4st.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
hat Auto Road

~ last TeeS's,paper We had an
article on gravel roads. su-rss,.
ing that the Oxford road ,S nnr-
slSane Greek. Nov it is sucres, .
~ mat We take the Oxford and
N9eSy Ford road for ten niles
This q thought to b. the hes,
zen miles Of road in The coun,,.
\ road that Is r--d a great deal
- hauling TO AMI from DxforJ
rour miles II this road is uSes !,
gong around to the Oxford c.mn
rad. f~'is'~e
Inc roads q Beat 1 are IN he
let cut Tuesday. NowifOxfori
wants an extra road let them cot
busy; Make arrangement. viii
TIE Board Of Supervisors. emnl,y
some competent man ana sss
Snai can e done towards bayin,.
\ hrst-class road.
Advocate Of Good Roads.
Take Herbine for h.a-h,,-, -
.e,'iiihg OF constipation n e-s.r.s,.
80 >,rengths-s the LIVER. sio1,aeL ~
80 So frlce 90. Sold By A. N.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
DIGESTION a. ,..,,,,,

!, not the quantity % food take,
o.,t ne amount digesi-si ard ns-imil-,
~ 'ilAt gives strength AMI vi,-'itv ~
" system thzmheri-in's s,ora.ch
and Liver Tablets ipv.scr-s,s e. - -. !.
:. - "a nser enables them TO perform
I'll dealers si- "
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Ss-rNirsr- -Sta9 49, ss--- ss-.sss-r
fr7alz-< -ssrasxza saas 49, ~ E~s
All F-41 F-zk - 9a12s = -xza.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

AZ P. sHINAULT,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw,
90. : over Kimmons' Grocery.
81 u-,c.iee in all the coarts, both
- ID Federal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

hos RsNT-A residence con.
aiming o-room-, garden. barn.
etc on Reasonable terms. An,
piy 10 MRS. l.. e. RAuEy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

.,IyyER. RUSSELL s FALkNER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Senator leroy Percy AMI Hon.
= II. Alexander have accented
invitations to address tue citizen.
oil Lar Ayetts County in Oxfort
on Monday, SEPT. I'm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Me>srs. g. Q. Hurst. Wilmer
nennedy and !. r. Harkins We
appointed Election Commission.
ess OF lafayette County Satur.l~v
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Mr.. n. l.. Tate has returned
IRON Chicago and 81. Lc";s
~hsrs he has selected a bio linz
oi 'ali ard winter goods
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

! arr r. :. Adams has return
re- a visit u Arkansas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Meet ne az Moore L II ore,s

Mrs Hurtec Porter <as taken
seriously i'll Saturday night ana
Sunday 1t vas found Necessary
20 perform - operation for an
pendIcitis Sne stood the ordeal
vel and az present writing l.
resting easy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01

by the CocaCola people to the Gov
eminent libel against CocaCola IN
Ina anOOga
Judge GrubO made an abe and COM
prehensiye charge to the jury and IN
this charge he discussed every feature
OF the case He charged the iuIy mat
ignorance on the part OF the defend
ants OF the presence In their drink of
cocaine AID caffeine Was no excuse.
That the financial success OF Coca
Cola has caused large number ot
similar drinks to be placed on the
markc, was shown by DR. n. G. Full
or. one of jhc pure food experts from
Washington Dr Fuller swOrc that
there were over 100 drinks on the
market which contained caffeine and
that there were about 80 which con-
tanned cocaine
The effect OF these drugs on tho
people of the country who consume
vast quantities of cola drinks can be
easily imagined after the testimony
/ by these noted experts As to the ef-
fccts of the drugs is considered.
one of the signiilcan feaJures of
the trial was the fact trat the defense
offered no evidence, expert or other
wise. to show the effects of cocaine
or caffeine were other than declared
by the Governments witnesses.
The pure food department officials
were anxious to have the caffeine feat
urc brought before jury In advance
OF the case against the Coca-Cola pro
duct in Chattanooga. which is set fol
trial there next month by getting
verdict that caffeine is deleteriou:
Ia health. 1t said the officials hope
to make stronger case against the
Atlanta product. which is admitted e
contain caffeine.
Some OF the evidence submitted e
the jury by the witnesses for the Gov
ernmen, as TO the effects of caffeine
was sensational and came as sur
prise 10 those who had believed cal
feline was not harmful Experts swor'
that II only required about four week
a., to acquire the drink habit and ever,
witness pointed out the harmful ei
feet on the drinkers. particularly w'
, men and children
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01

people are busy God in His great
mercy may forgive The people have
no time or disposition to forgive. why
the people pulled their Idol down from
the highest pedestal. for being i'm
polite. | refer 10 Admlral Dewey. The
hero OF the Merrimac was AS quickly
set aside for "A similar reason. The
people are as punctilious and sensitive
as the Vatican Morality is the re-
suit of correspondence between the
idea and ideal. Common sense and
religion. predict "A short political
career for the Washington cX'mln!'t'r
unless he can carry into the politics
of the northwest, every prayer he
made at the altar of the church, I'M
/ less every political purpose Is fn'ho"'
| ed in Il pure motive. The gentleman
/ Is in wrong. in his thought which IS
/ ever the father OF the act. lie Is
not yet started from the post. ho
not see how he can hope 10 reach the
Judges stand. First. all men achieve
sclfishncss. That is, they do things
for themselves and families, Second
some men achieve fraternity, that Is
they do things for their neighbors
Third. some achieve patriotism, tha
is they do things for their country
Eourth some men aChio,e r'l-lun
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01
Hoods SarsapariIIa

To-day In usual liquid form or In choc-
olated tablets known as Sarsittbs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01

that is, they do things for the world
Selfishness. fraternity, patriotism, n
ligion. These are the four rounds
the ladder on winch you climb id
Eternity. There 1t is. Selfishness and
religion or egoism ami altruism OF
the idea and the ideal, strike hands
in some way and go forth into the
future. AS did the desperate "hG
priest, into the pathless eXpanse 6!
the Louisiana Purchase. Humanity
and Divinity. Man ana God. Earth
and Heaven. Now and Forever Roy
al pairs, Each hemisphere, To
gcther a man or a world.
Another has illustrated this propin-
guilty in nature in this song,
For il Is written upon the flower
that sweetens the morning air upon
the breeze that rocks the rose upon
its stem, upon the dew that mOlstens
the sprig of moss in yonder desert.
upon the ocean that rocks every
swimmer upon its bosom, upon the
penciled rock in the crevice deep,
+, upon the sun in whose light We live
and grow, upon these things and 9th
ers, il is written none of us liveth to
ourselves
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01
f. 8. u 8, u u .. u - u u - & u .
PROPAGATION IN POLITICS.
,By Hon. George II. walker)

(By Hon. George r. WalkerD
\ minister of the Gospel, in the
state of Washington, has stepped
down from his pulpit. He says. he
is going to enter politics and lead
more practical life. That he desires
10 do things and persons. and is tired
of doing ideals and being done by all
comers. The gentleman is tired of
pushing clouds. Evidently not an
eagle Buzzards fly low, The sun
is there in the clouds. is il not? Also
/ the west star and the north? There
are the caves for the thundcrs roar
and the shield of the lightning. There.
| in the clouds. is atmosphere with It's
/ rich colors, painted by the breezcs,
charged with electricity, dipped In
/ lake and river The minister evident
/ ~ smells afar the carcass. Carrion
delights him Our minister Or. Wcitn
does not seem to have tired of ideals
ana also keeps busy doing things. DR..
Meth is very practical and yet he
lives under blue sky. Ills idea is
the earth. His ideal the sky of per-
spcctive. The rising the setting sun
has no more
\ minister in Chicago one day fell
: from grace. Tie entered the legal
: profession. hut he found no clients.
He found that character were as nee.
; cssary an asset in the law as the
I ministry 1t seems a man needs two
; things An idea and an ideal. This
/ dual thing leads him on II is true
in the ministry and in politics They
, are natural correspondents
+ one day stood on the warm bank
; of my river, in an acre of strawber
5 ries My neighbor, Hans. across the
road had his acre of strawberries
) Hans came mp 10 me and said Judge
! you have large fine Strawberries anC
J mine are small, why is this | said
!. Hans, ! have row of Wilson straw
Il berries here ard row of Crcsccu
!. Strawberries there. one row is mall
and the other female They cores
e pond See You have only the Wi
l. son strawberries They are old bach
y clors No good See" Hans looked
e Then turned ON heel and said 4 e
p back to Germany / be d d if breo
q strawberries.
e Nature produces and rcproducos il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01
First Presbyterian Church.

Services will be held today al II
a. m. and 5 y. m
sunday school at 9:ij a. m
The subject for the morning ser
vice is is the Roy Safe \ sermon
on civic righteousness.
At night Herr Buchlcr of Mainz
Germany will conduct Twentieth
Century song service. assisted by Ia,
choir.
\ cordial invitation is cNtcndc Il
every one
CHAS. G. WElTH. Pastor
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Catholic Church.

Holy Mass viii be- read at nine
O'Clock. sharp followed by SUNDAY
school. Sermon during mass. Ev.
crybody welcome.
JAMES ]. WAlLRAPr.
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IN THE BLOOD.
A Bad HlnoF Broke Ont as
a Small Sore - Intense
Suffering for Five Years.
A Permanent Cure by Hoods
Sarsaparilla.

"On getting up one morning found
what seemed to be- a mosquito bite on
the calf Of my right leg. Soon the
sore grew larger and continued day
after day becoming more and more
troublesome. one physician advised
poulticing, another physician told mo
To use a rubber bandagc. but the sore
grew worse until there was not 9pot
Of healthy skin as large as ten-cent
niece between my knee aud ankle.
\ third physician prescribed paste.
and then specialist in scrofulou'
troubles treated irc FOR "a year. the
core seemed 20 be healing. but In Few
months broke out as bad as ever. l
had now been suffering FOR more than
five years. My leg was a dreadful
sight. There were places so large ana
deep that an egg might have been put
into them. I was told the leg must
be nmputatcd.
"One day ucighhor spoke or the
value Of Hoods Strs1parilla Tor
Ecrofula, and I thought | might s
well take il. Before | finished the
first bottle. ! suffered less pain ana
could see the edges of the sore begin
ming To heal.
$50 I continued taking HOODS Snr-
saparilln aud before long the sur" was
completely healed ana my general
health perfect. | believe II my duty
20 tell what Hoods Sarsaparilla mas
done for me" Mrs. Josephine Sar-
gent, 2S Lincoln street. Exeter. y. III.
Hoods Sarsaparilla effects its won
derful cures. not simply because II
contains sarsaparilla but because II
combines the utmost remedial values
Of more than 90 different ingredients.
each greatly strengthened ana en-
rIched by this peculiar combination.
There Is no real substitute Tor IT, W
urged to buy any preparation stid 10
be "iust as good" you may he sure IL
is Inferior. costs less To make. ana
Yields the dealer a larger proit. Got
Hoods SarsapariIIa
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Christian Science.

Services today at II % M subject
Everlasting Punishment Golden
text. Luke - 80. Responsive read
ing Ezekiel 33.l-G. 1920. 3o32 sun
day school al lo a m
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Testimonial meeting Reading room
open. . TO Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays These mcotinss are
hcll in our church homo on Wcs,
Broadway We iuyit, an to meet
with us.
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put forget some ice crcam or
sLorbpt for your dinner today
HOFFMAN, DRUG Co
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