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Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05
Building Operations
 Lively in Winslow

Building operations are quite Iiv lv III Win slow at present, the h,m o Palmer & MrCl1mons havinS q contract for cottage 10 be built for GIs Hansen, con- 1 ti 2 of four ruom, and d path The hOust will be erected in the vicinity of the school house. The same firm are now at work on d thIet room cottage for Stu .rt Crisr al and d four .uon hOu e for l. c Euha ks
 v Klein irnst has recently c mplete,l q h 'ne tor himself. as w, Il as q f 'ur room cottage for Heck Marley H. has this w elk talk Il the co .tcact t,r ,w, more C t'aAeS, each of four 70 ms. one for E F Brooks an one fIr ]. W Marley MT Klelnu irrst IS preparing to b ing hls family here, they being at present i'll Washington. D. C.
 A number of other cottages are to be built in the near future, plans now being prepared
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Rev. Ault, of Winslow, and Rev. Sample, of Gallup. held ser vices here on Monday and Fri day evenings, respectively.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Spence Shumway is erecting a new butcher shop for Frank Buck.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Mrs. Henry Kempenich and young son left on No. s Sunday for tn east, where she will visit with her parents the coming summer.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Mrs. M smith. of the Cottage hotel, left on N. s rurs lay nor ins fir \ " j tovi>i with relatives.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Burr Porter, of Navajo, spent sunday aud Monday in Hol- rook visiting friends.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

DoctorsH athawayand Brown, of.Winslow, were here this week on business.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

The Holbrook Argus. the Pion- Ger Paper. Are you on?
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Frank Campb>ll, for some time past a member of the livery fun of B B. Crosby & Co sold oar his tere st to his partners. Btsll Crosby and w. E. Wittbank. Frank intends to move back to Snowflake, where he has cattle and farming interests that re- quire his immediate attention.
 The county is contemplating putting n q restTv ,1r nearzatEe cou house for the purpose Of ir i.ating the lawn around the county's property.
 There IS a movement on foot here to org mig a local camp of the Modern w oImen of Amer icd A lIrge number of appli- cants have alrt ady signed the charter list.
 There was q Ia g. crowd out to near the Rev. heAld's Easter sermon at the school house on Easter Sunday night. The mus ical part of the prog am was es- peciallv good, there being a solo by A. A Johnston and a Lily Song by the small hildren, under the di ectionsnf Mrs A A John stOn
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Captain Henry Warren was in town this week from the Head quarter anch on a short busi- ness visit.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

P He..dtrson has purchased the inte est of Max. Collier in the plumbing busin, ss of Ma honey & Collier. The firm is now Mahoney & Henderson.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Fish left this week for Woodruff, where they will make their home in the future.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Mrs C. B. Lee, of the Lee ho- tel, entertained aparty of friends 1atacards Wednesday evening All 'those present report having had a most enjoyable time.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Supervisor Gardner arrived here this week to be in attend ance at the board meeting.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Next Friday is Arbor Day, and all our citizens should take a day off and plant a bunch of trees. The Governor has made the day a legal holiday by proclamation.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Fenton Jones, a cattle buyer of Tempe, was here this week to close 3. cattle deal with P, E. Slaughter, of Springerville.
Holbrook argus., 1910-04-05

Ben Crosby returne to Iii home at Eagar last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

II yoG AVE eczema Would you Ike
% g. prczp- reEef and - herman
s1-ly erred by 4 clean Eq-i9 prspzr1-
riul foz external Css- 1Ir. l. II Ken
de- Tire chemist. has tLis remedy II
scocS- he SEowS the fzz-eyiieats ard
knows Q. = wonderful curative and
healing properties RENO ha< cured
a S1ez- Ezzy ch-u1ie oasss q eczema
z-1 o1ksr toru-s q sl-ln zzd alp Dis
e1se E-- kel1sl wil give VOC 4
noo<-et On szl1 diseases ard ex11in
% o1 kos- roc can Be cured N vour
on home b. this clean. simple rene
cr a. 10 : pleasant 10 use and can
- C>ec f7eely On infants Il cures b.
c-1wlrS II germ hf= ard po5SozS ro
TIE surface % tire ss-a and DESTROYING
then l=1vI1E the SKIN clean ard
1-al-hy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03
NJ L. Me-

We had ID -=-v5ee a. NJ ZI9z
>zzf-Gy O. see5a1g OF TIE In=lsz
en- weather.
Rev q P Ful-s9ve Ezs here
! couple e days circulating
a-o1g rs people
We are n0< eni9yins telephone
service oct here zo<-
\ box supper xzs gwen Friday
zIght a. the hone OF Mr. II. p.
Stephens Tor the Foreign Mission
cause We had very pleasant
and proltao.= time.
NJ C. Y. Prater left Tuesday
To- Ciare0Oat, OKLA. We regret
exceedingly % llse tais most es-i
Uo-e family from our circle. The
girls vii follow later when their
schools are finished May much
success attend them in their new
home
The young people Of Woc5son's
Ridge are preparing for . eoncer;
IN the near future
There has been some sickness
IN our neighborhOod, out al are
convaleSciny.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03
Do it Now
oEs~rE F.~ss- ~A~4Hs ~ss Wait TAM ',
l. Ta-a Late

uEteFN F.ess- >A~zHs NasW Wait UzrEi VI
l. Te-a Late
L-@ a-rzlE1E death rz-s fro-, Kid
-sT s-1sezse = Dr. N u,oSc es1s.sS 70 80.
* IA he EEsis kSlzev rrussbles zr,s
sally 1~zleSts'i lz-ii tksv boone
r-a<2s- lie sl-ns SYMPTOMS err
---aa= % el-rail.se Disorders and the SCI
,s--- go --sa6lllzlly INTO the grasp OF
-aos,~~- c-oQsy- B-iSnE1s Disease.
-rzEs4 o. some ntee- sz-icqs forms 81
Ez-.z=F eoZp4izr-
4 Eo1 sC1er from haekzeks. bad
17-s- c-z-y spells Il the kisszev -s,.-,.-
-s7s 1rs irregular % passage and m
---1.Tal L appearance do nos ts-ksv
Help TIE kidneys n cnee
DoG1's ksf1ey PiEs are eSo@rf.Il,-
10 zlt-ley d4so-s31-s they eur~ xh~re
o-asrs tziL Over o1e k1nss--si tksn-
sid people have r4cozue-ETsSf rEan.
tsre's a ease IL kor=-
} Z CrO~- So1-k street. Ox=or,i
Alss-. saT,- Il lave 10 keSsra-i.,-1 =.
-scozz1e11IEg Dgaz-s Ebsa@v PR
A. t1sE have been Ese.s n nv f.r-il,r
"a Tee -a=z satisfactory rsscI-s.
E--so-ls wh0 su9sr f-0u pains Il rha
e naeS q any Osher t-0chl= si-4 10
e1so-sers1 klGneys. wIn eo-scls tleir
eva in-sr.=se oy giving thss remedy =
For sale By al tezl=rs- Prs %
cents Poster fiI5u-n Co B,lFaE,
SeE fo-k- sole Agents for the Cnsse,i
State
R=1e=ber the nzne-Dozass-aus
take 70 other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

IN TIE third house south Of the Z.
Z. Church. Sheriff Mckee and
The Union Hotel. kept by Mrs
y. L. Wilkins, living in between,
and John Il. Kennedy living a.
the then south end Of town on
Man street. On The left. were al
three men uf sterling integrity.
the s1-.s q honor. really Al al
times 20 DO . heap for Oxford.
bat were not overly ANXIOUS 70
help other tcwrs. Their iiea was
ave vil make Cxfor3's Pot ocii.
you do the same f1r your tovr
aut y5u VII n1s need - much
help from other folks.
Jas. Z Eades had 4 splendid
tan yard in the southern eau oi
t1@n. sreakias Inc dry gods
store. AMI = pars interest IA ny
iathers saddle >hop. lie wa= a
qu.st uno5:-usive character. con-
scieauo1s - 3 faux, and - trust
iaS that he vas often imposed
ucln.
J. y. ana y. =. Cook were
brothers. the FRS: having a dry
goods store. the second . grocery.
They old q heavy Business wiz
the eourtry people for twenty
"a -r-st.a- a.sr4 sfaszs-g-a-9 ~ -
est. conscientious ard always
rezdy 70 help IN tine ot NEED
+. 4 SMITH.
To Be Couuaae5
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

We are sui having rain. oui
We hope are ysIll soon have some
pretty weather
Some are getting real ANXIOUS
about starting their gardens
Mr. HSGea Hooker visited bis
father AZ Thaxton Is. week
Mr. ". j. Beard. daughter and
soa visitel his daughter. sirs.
Wallace. West Cf Oxford SStur-
Day ani Sunday.
Lizzie Ton1is Hyde i OF the
sicz Isl.
sunday i preaching day q.
Bethel. lie; sye-yo1e co0e OF
% ch--ch.
Tue following T-riis = The hon
OF Toil q me Aitas school. fourth
1oath. who az rcs tai bel3E 81
ard we-e 10: absent. for The
month ending FFI1ay-
Fourth eraGe-EiEsy Morgan,
Veima Wilson Doyle Anderson
Fifth srGSe-Nivian Woot-1.
Sx:h crsde-RavmCnd WiiS1-
Lora Sue Morgan. Rcxie Wilson.
Annie L. Beari. Lizzie Woossu.
Eisata srade-NIl.ie X Bear
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03
Cor1c- H-rrcas1yS
n -. -


The health q or community
Is some better Il this writing
Mr. p. T. Gamble entertained
SATURDAY with a most sumptous
turkey supper in honor q : lev
friends. The music wss furnish
Cd bv the Slste string band and
everybody returned home az l.
o'clock and reported a jolly good
time.
Mr.. \. I. Darling and little
Western White. who have been on
sick list for several days, We
are glad - report are better.
Mr.. John D. Sanders. Of Como,
spent several days here with Old
friends
Mrs. J. ". Slate. Mr.. AarOr
G0f0rth. wife and little son are
spending The week with Memphis
relatives
Mr. Evanda Sanuels and wife
attended TIE funeral Of Mrs San
ueks' father AZ Sardis Friday
Mrs. Della Barry. Of Oxford
spent the past week here with hel
mother
Mr. Rutter, Of New Mexico, /
with his brother. for the sumner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

This wo-1E fzzozs RE - 40
so..s t1e ez=Zplo1~-i2 recou q E89
p-xeozs II I9c Consecutive sz1-s : Ev-
i-S a. L-zcol1- II Recently inter-
vls~s1- 1e szys. 1 have -1Es-e6
io1S tine VIA kli1eT 4-6 hLs51e-
-rca1le ard have czssi several vi
Known kl1ze- Ee1sc.zes a. - -Efeh
gave Ele I'd rsEs. MI sr---s-a .z<i-.r-
rossy'- Kidney pf1s Before 7 usec
F1-eE's Eidz=y Prs I T-1s s-h5s-ses 70
severe bze<4cAe ard r1zzs Il ~ kii-
1eTS Es-A sGppr-~177 z=1 os-ez--i-nes
= caoC1y ycsGzS VILE uDoz -sSl1-
n tAs Eo-L-E / Nod g. } 6zl lead
4e1= ScE ! 1sve aka -5-@e ho-rlas
= Fo1=ys ks1-sv pSZS Ard f==l Lee
Per cs-- bs--s- la never h-e-.--=s
~l-1 NJ x1--Ts - o111.5sr al c1s=
-o-e fee Ike ~ cEu ST At RS
oEz ses-iF - FClzvs- H1z-sr ?. : zrl5
1lE-ys -ec1--=11 -t=z1 u ~ ssl-s7g
s-1--s-s- Eor szls tv 4 Z Ee-zal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

~ mass meeting % tl- eiti-
4 zens CT Lafayette County a. the
court house Tuesday nisnr- NJ,
NJ = Bishop vas made chairman
and Nr. ]. - Harss5el5 secretary
Z The chairman stated the 0cjeci
Of the meeting thatthe citizens %
LAFAYETTE County hal peieoaei
ex-Gov. J. X. Nardanan q al
dress the people Of tls county on
Monday, March 1iia. TIE COVER
nor having accepted the invita-
ton. tAe following various con-
niitees were appointed for tn
I purpose Of ent=rtasni : him zei,e
here
Finance Commit;-C. \. Nc
Ch2rea, J. c H4Et>fle.1. q. r
Blxie-.
Muse C11uistee-J. :. Mat
ihess. P. l. Lyon. II. L WOriey
J. NJ N2tseEs- ". 3. Worlsy.
Decoration Clrzittee-J. r
Sainault- L p Wu.if. d.. SUI
tan, : : johnson. W l. Good
XII. Z D Nicho.s. J. y G.pz5a.
O.. T. BoEls=- 10. Ra1sv.
Arranes2ent Co1nIuee-J c.
Hl-l-zs.1- y P. Blslop. y. 4.
Rayoara. L Cullen. E .. AMER
son. n C. FeiS-er.
Pu5li-ity Cqu-l-ee-Elns-
X kennedy. Nsrsln Doo.-v. & i
NcC1ar-n- Ha-pe- Maths. \. ".
Hal.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

4 A
- s. car @s1lA- reporter
We are glad 70 note that the
chancellor nss about recovered
f-or the effects OF 3 fall lie s1s-
tsired in Jackson last week.
TIE students we're shocked last
week blythe sad news Of the death
* Hu-l Buckley % the class o!
I@-S. Moss d the students knew
hin personally and all knew him
Is reputation. His friends were
numbered BY his acquaintances.
We we're also cFisvei - Learn
&c tire crlcal Illness Cf Mr.. J :
Calhoun az VIcSsburg. Mr.. Cal
-o1n graduated in literary IN q.
a15 received his medical csstii-
cs-e .zs- year. This session he
j. IN the medical department a,
Yi-Ss11r-- Slight hopes are en-
terra mel for ms recovery.
Sc1s god work = a; last be-
irr done IN the way q cleaning
up tle campus ard pruning the
-rr=. We nay ye. see some of
de l--islat'-s on the ca-upus-
Fliay vas Her-asau day. II
l11er e the anniversary u this
s7ce;y. The regular exercises
~sr- suspended - the day The
anniversary exercises were held
IN me chapel at i0.30. Mr.. PAU
2e1shax wRs the Annivsrsarian.
vhIs Msss-s. Luther Graves and
Wlsy Harris delivered o-aGoa<.
A oyster supper f3r members
only vas served il the dining
hall that uiehs-
Prof = L Bondu-aat has beer
called - MS old hone in Huberi,
Va. ~ the critical illness OF hl.
father for an indefinite stay.
Messrs- l. z Farley AMI r c
L-e t2ve returned from Jackson
Echt O'Clock classes we're dis
Eliss=i Tuesday on account Of tbs
reported death Of NJ. Calhoun.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03
Honer Roll Frez Springs Shoot


Below Is q list OF the nonor nj
OF the Free Springs High School
whose average was above 90:
Primary graie-Macy ElnOra
William Crawford.
First grade-Ods HarmoaI.aw
renee Moncriei.
Second grade-Ollie May Chill
dress, Lucille Howell.
Third grade-Alvale Frazier
Whitson Cook. Virgie Beden-
baugh, Edna Sanders.
Fourth grade-Elsie Sanders
Fifth grade-Psrxie Cnildress
Elnond Sanders.
Sixth grade-Einard Beden-
oaugh, Audrie Bedenbauoh. Dus
ley Childress-
Seventh grad=Edna Grist
Eighth grade-Poston Beds1-
ba1gh, Ada Howell. Macpie
Crawford.
Ninth grade-James Rcbe-.
| Huston
Chester McLar;y. Principal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

7 desi-s 70 sak Eat whcu I took -
egeucr for "a 80. Is E1s after a
thcrul-h i1vesris-1-iea n 20 ~ --e-i-
ard curative p-or=s--iss - tai> rSEeiy
to- eczema. p5-pi@> AID G1z6-af-
frankly admit. ZEstO ms far excse,i
ID ay sxpeciz-scnS a. \ ccre fc- SKI
diseases. an pleased % sac chat
sal cu1tilue THE aEe1cy s. ZENC
gives -1e hs<- s1-i..1csio1 Of zay ssz.
Ia -ezsly have ever s5ti- ~ CO.
TONERS hse T. 40 heczuse Z. = e elr
Vegetable Equsi so- exre-1al 49,
ZE5lO c--7a= y G-z<ia< - the -c-f1es
- tn- Sk-n ard GesI-o~ing Toe s=-rr
BE s1s- cases the caSsase. lszvi-e To-
sSla csszr ard heal-ay- Il DE- nos
sOu The clnc1in< - Hzszs Ard car D
-ss-i frs-ig o1 infants
Ne vi give ! t-ooklss o. sxia d.
ez~e- AMI explain . any pe-~o1 aoE
.sev CA - cursd - Ao-1e OF ANY fo--
Of skin o. scalp disease b. t2.is chea-.
=clsl-5c p-pz-z-so1
\ Ii Sznssal. -f.e D--x--<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03
Dc--z-x N---

- have b.se1 a1se1. Tor soze
r--s- ! a. -o= scze a-.za-
TIE health q thl- co-ruaIry
> vs-y god a. tbs writing.
\ eroE4 Of oar E0zax pso-ls
A--s-d-1 TIE literary sociesy =,
Lar aye--= Springs Fd3Ay ui<z-
and repre-. nee u-e-
Mr. Mar Nlreheu and family
VISITED rs-e-ives nsar Eirg91
S4fn-1zy All Sa13ay.
Mr. wash PAz1a7 ard family
VISITED Nr- George Wel=h ard
family Saturday and S9nday-
Oar yong people elj7yei !
llee entertainment q, Nr- G=orye
Ne-ca's SATURDAY night
Mr. Doek Mitchell zri family
VISITED relatives AZ lafayette
Springs Friday and SATURDAY
Mss French wsleh has return
I'd t5 her hone near Kingdom zf-
te- 4 EseSs visit . her sister.
Mrs Nzth Mitchell
Mr.. Th.d Crawford was Il or
@i1ss Sunday
Mss Fannie Heart Visited Miss
Cora Br4lu-tt A0aday.
Ms Lizzie Welca i waiting
Mrs Emma PsrhzEa tbs =cak-
Mrs. susie Ward = visiting her
daughter. Mrs Emma Parnar.
this week
Ar J. r Heard and farily
visited relatives on Cypress Greek
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Ike Patterson xas in our
midst Monday
| Will close. wishing the dear
old EAGLE much success, | an
the sane, Mex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

Fac 6ss-E t-o- 80 AID 81 IN
- c1vl ~ ~ -zs-- a--s-at-- 4, J
4 49, * zsz5- Tex -a11 sa-.--
= s-1z ~ 51.sz.'-s - -, r----5-
r2el- 7 cazz--sc-=z $500 ED
- 49, --4- G@T@ 7l-e1 > co--l
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g. --r - NJ EeE-- - GoEz
- - -s--z-s- M - 70 Sc
d A-< NeE Nss= lz=1cEe- ia
ecErszaelT c--c ~ ! zeE <zz
=. 1-1-1a>- Eur GuZ-zs e1szs. a
--l-s- zsS1=R 1890 auz-s--
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r-zszce- - s--gEa asc Az Il al
Tai 80 free Gz-zn.eesz az =
4 E1a5-l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

THERE seem TO be pretty strong
reasons for believing Great Brit
am and Ireland viii have TO in
duIge in another general election
within few weeks II the pro-
fessionai spell binders operates
over there he must be about con-
vsneed that these are halcyon
4cyay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

Accsqs No substitute for Folev's
ho-ey Sn1 TA-- Il = the b.as- ard
sA-sSt re-s'1y fo- eoCEn-. colds. throat
111 a--< tru1caa> Contarn< 10 CDzres
ard 20 l1--lful truss- Eenembsr the
ram. Foisy's hOEey and Tar. and a.
eePs - substitute Eor sac By a H
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03
AZ AwFIF EKrPrrnx

Of . volczno ex-ises brief inte-es,
and yoo- interest in SKIN erupcions .iIs
De as short, II yo1 use Bucklsn's
Arn1ca Salve. their quickest cure
Evea the worss h0ils. ulcers o. faxs-
sores are soon healed By IL Bese fo-
Sums cuts. bruises. sore bps, ehzposd
tsALns- enliokzins and piles Il gives
instant rebel &c al A. H. EendeIs,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

l. ncs nearly the raeanzee TO in
crease ir population that death among
iafzns- are E;-h. ou- % ten = these
deaths 1r~ directly Or indirectly eauS-
I'd By bowel trur1se>- Nfcsse~'s S15y
EExir cures Gizrrhce,, dyseufa-y. scr
stomach AMI AL iafzn- ailmeats 0f this
nature Jass the thing for ts@shi1g
habies- Price - asd sa.e per bottle
>Osi cy A. Il kensi-l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

SUPPOSE CoaSssss isn't hurry
ing enough, as the president fears
me sumner legislatures will save
the country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

= an 78ye2rs Old and r-zTel nscss %
the time, writes B. Z ToLson- o. Elsz.s
besaroEn. KY Eve-ywnere / 70 /
recommend Electro Eisse-s. because /
owe IN excellent hezl.h and vitality
20 them They never Eail 20 tone sne
stomach. regGA.e the kidneys and
bowels stimulate the liver. Iryizo-a.e
the nerves and purify the blood They
WORK worcers for weak, run down
men and women, restoring strength.
ysgor and health that's a daily p,y-
NY them Oniy SIC satisfaction /
Positively g1x-z-reed by A Il Eead=I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

Ar hvrr ard hoz7eSs sometimes
>ee= % h1lS Ei-houz cazse- TEsl
tier : truCeAe k.ss q appetite ize55-
ss~-1o,l- z=-T0Usn=SS- ce>pocSeucv.
1-acsczs BIZ scrA rruub.es e. BE-
to-= Isr- HisE's S-E LIE PiEs. tn
sTo-lc ae->z >a.lzEEeE s-,si lzvz- remedy
80 cas-. &c a. A. K ksz5eIsS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

FZT zZs c. e svE-v r=1 CASES g
--zuzz-s= : sEg,E r1ez=zsisz %
z1e -z=c-s &c - sd o. GE7- G
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re .r-lcz-a- e 1zzhz-Lllz' II
Z~z-- eve = -=Gl Yea A. cz--
- - - plez-=1 IN th= cGcx re
- wE1 : 191-1-- So b A. d..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

! nos pretty scs pls1szzs- Whe-h-
= L e1z>es- b. EsG-zi<sa- tcc.azche,
- eeeazzl-- B1Izr3's SsE Lfnz-@r-
u FE11cs rze swelling add relieve ne
--7 G-e s-s1s and SEre cure 5or
il=izzz-GsE- eC-< -b1rzs. buses sczlSis
~ s7a Al Aeh=s and pairs Sod B.
! Z Eez6el.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

The weather man could never
stay popular long enough 90 be
erected TO the smallest Office in
tie gift q the people.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

New YORK is called the grave
yard of preachers. Well, maybe
some of the.s would rather be
..buried' with a good salary than
TO Try to keep on living upon =
pittance-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

TIE president has preached a
sermon on economy Now eoGzs
your coppers, and Gon't even
glance at painting with a beef
steak IN it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

PREsIrET TaFr wilI have q
work up some counter attraction
% keep the balance even when
The "culnreir comes home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

% good heal-h shocld p-~vszs siek-
sess- ilsss.d OF b=srsng themselves xes
AUD tf,en ~ 20 cure H. 20 long ss Scss
keep yos-r Ever. bowels ansi ssev,as.b
yc1 wont gef sisx- BaIEz-iHs Ee-oir-
releEes constipation Inactive Hver
zac Al stomach and bowel rro1S,as
Sold by Il H KsnGeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

SoNE Of the eggs being sold in
New York are 50 venerable that
the pure food vigilance commit
tee wants 70 pension their.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

II the kaiser opened a bot,ie e
beer for Ny. Fairbanks. the latter
S probably gag that TIE popping
4 The cork wasn't heard around
re world.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

NEVER doubs TIE weather, with
Fhe candidate ard the lightning
md man Interviewing the farmer,
ard the watchdog bayirg the
; book agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

ITALY i the home Of religion.
England Of nobility, Japan Of
aesthe;icism, Spain Of aristoc-
racy, and the United States Of
regulars and insurgents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

NELSON and Wo'grs. At least
E1und q place TO pull of a fight
May JeIries and johnson get she
= atAci0n-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

TAX q making the trusts obey
the Law sounds strangely familiar
What we should ike 70 see ! 4
picture Of some Of them doing il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

COMMANDER PEAEY's -ePltar= z
a. = diseovere- l. liable = s-E--
setback. Il De As r~aly nznuar
an aenir4l's coz1iss07 = tie
North Pole.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

Nov IaAT sc are o. the bee.
'-zst questcn. Why uotia1ict t.s=
p.e tFnst- and TIE oil trus.- az
he iuoac1o trust. and. whs.= -
~ AZ IT, the fountain head. th-
money trus-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03
WOULD HAVE oosr ara HI.uFE

Oscar Bovnx1, Of Lehaasn. XIV
writes: Il have used Foley's Esdrey1
Rems1y and take great pleasure 81
s.aSins i cured ne permanently Of
xnS,ney disease which certainly woslld
nave cost me ny LIE" For sale BY A
H kendel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

one god thing about tie szss
rs tai- e hzileys Genet. vn5ca
! sEp~cte-4 . elve,1re the =a-tA
before Dag. : c1sz re sazI- r1t
oe compelled - - tara--a q
meter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

A MISSOURI preacher says that
Adam had half dozen brothers.
But he viii gain little sympathy
inIil II Is IN evidence that he had
9 sOn-in-lav 10 support
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-03

FmsT in peace. hrst in war and
E-st 20 turn down n chance %
sling % a political Office for life