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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-20
TRADED LAND Sight UNSEEN


Springfield, Mo, May 1g.-"Stght
and unseen is the way IN which vii
liam l.. Tucker Of Oregon County
traded his land to Ollic Lindley ac-
cording TO a suit for damages brought
to the Springfield court Of appeals
from the oregon County circuit court,
where Tucker was awarded damages
in the sum Of $500. Tucker says he
traded his land for a tract represent.
ed as being in cultivation, but which
proved to be wild and barren.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-20
CREMATION NOW is FAVORED.
Prusslan Diet Passes Government Bill
tO Second Reading.

Berlin, May 19.-The Pruesslan diet
today passed the second reading Of
the governments hin legalizng Gre
nation The Clerical party bitterly
opposed the legislation as giving coun.
tenance to an un.Christian practice.
The governments attitude in the
matter shows a complete change, the
suggestion OF this disposition Of the
dead having been heretofore repeated
ly opposed by those in power.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-20
Tornndo sMccns nnknln.

Sioux Falls. S. d., May ia dis
astrous tornado visited the country
IN the vicinity Of Dell Rapids, S. d.,
1G miles north Of this city this even
ing, injurlng three persons and de-
stroying AZ least dozen buildings,
most OF them farmhouses
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
Al.n Ncvs.
After some delay We viii send
.ha rle.-s f-rrr fhis m " ac-afn

After some delay we viii send
the news from this part again.
The protrSeted meeting at
Bethel closed Saturday with three
additions To the church. Rev
Brown, OF Bluh Springs, helped
our pGstOc in the meeting and We
had { good revival.
We are glad 10 state that Mrs.
Hayden Hooker is slowly improy
inE.
Miss ley Beard : visiting rela
tivss in Oxford
Miss Bessie Traywick visited
Mss L1t,ie Wootea Frid - night
y crowd from here attended
/ preaching At camp ground sun
day.
Miss Gladys Lawshee. e OK
f1rs. visited Miss Annie Boar.
last week.
Mr. Arthur Kidd and vile are
visiting shsi- parents this week.
Mr. Mart Kidd i attending q
singing school a, New Prospect
sir Dan Keel. of Lafayette
Z Springs. VII teach the -Ntu-
school Eext winter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
New York Ro,s.

The health OF this communii,
Is very good 1T this writing.
Crops look furnishing now. We
think if it turns OF dry after ;,
much rain they wiII be cut some.
what short.
Mr. Ellis Vaughn and wife PAS.
ed through our community OF
their way 10 visit relatives nea,
B.uI Springs Sunday.
Mr. Dudley Harris. OF OXFORD.
was in cur community recently
We are sorry To learn that Nr,
Arch Owens, OF Cypress Greek is
quite sick and hope he will soon
be up again.
Mr.. Joe Anderson and family
visited relatives and friends here
recently.
Ar. \. VI. Crawford and wife
of Memphis visited relatives here
and near Oxford last week.
Mrs Mollie Beckem Brown
Rhidmyer and little son, of Mem
phis, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
New York Kid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
Good Road Meeting CsIIsd.

At the expressed wish Ct q
great many tax payers u LaLay
cite County and IN the interest II
good roa1= generally. : call Is
hereby made f. e Meeting Of tire
citizens ant tax PAYERS Of the
cuaTty - Sae court HoU@ en- SAT
urlay, sl-. lg,h. At I O'Clock f8r
tn puvpesss e organizing q Good
Roais Association.
It IS hopet 1alt a full and rapre
sentative attendance be had. as
matters ~ Importance viii come
before the meeting and plans
made FIR the improvement ot oar
public roads
F. IT, Wright. T.. :. B-auI.st.
!. Anderson. s. ". War5!.aw. ".
Porter. J. r. Matthews. ". =.
SniHaui,. g \. Legcett. =. V.
HsE-In5o.ha-a. " & Nsill. *. B
Robson. Z. O. Davidson. d. /.
sultan, Frank =. Mckee. T. J..
Harkins. J q. Gather. c. IF.
keys, F. B. Wallace. 4. l. Del
or'dce. j. Is. Nocten, =. Fl. Por-
ter, d. T. Porter. ". J. Jones. =
y Saipp, Il. l.. Davis. .. q.
Stephens ~ d. Wait. William
Huston, T. G. EIartsiisli. J.. Z.
FasSEldge. " l. Hampton. !. !.
WooiWari- Fielder Webster. =.
Fl. kimuD1s. Z. r II. Wallace.
!. W T. Fa.Nner, T. J.. Temple.
" T. Bishop, +. u StoKers. b.
:. Larkette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

The United States Department
&C Agriculture il the farmers
friend. alG il working for the
bees. Interests oil the farmers. The
advice offered y the department
20 tAe farmers slocIi be accepted
"a reai.ly As child accepts al
wee from its parents The
government Of a country Is pro-
gre=sye only IN proportion 70 the
p-oCvess of It's people.
Great progress has been cn1 Is
bsing made in tiek eradication
and II sufficient interest j. mani :
iested b. officials. stqc.sE.an and
fG!-eFs, tie EOPe shat Mississippi
vii oe tEe fist southern STATE -
Ne slaased from quarantine vii.
- f1ldlied. at the present tine
hem ara ! number Of counties in
me state entirely or partially re-
leased from quarantine, and an
effort - being made to put tha
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
What's the Reason.
Mani Oxford People in Ps,or H,aHs;
Without knowing the cause.

Without Knowing the Cause
There are scores of people who drag
ont a miserable existence without reaIIz
ing the eaase OF their suffering. Day
after day they racked with backache..
and headache, suffer from Nervousness
dizziness, weakness, Iangaor and de-
preston Likely the kidneys nave fall
lsn behind in their work of Offering the
blood ard that Is the root Of the trouble
look TO your kidneys, assist them in
their wurk-EIve them the help they
need fOu ean use no better remedy
than Doan's Kidney PIIls-endorsed by
over Que hundred thousand people. and
BY your neighbors IN Oxford
d. A. Jones. South street. Oxford.
MIS-, says; The splendid results a
me rnosr II my family received from the
use OF Doanis Kidney Pills in zoos. IN
euced me TO publicly recommend this
remedy to al sufferers from backaeh-
and other symptoms of kidney COM
plant AZ the present time, can again
speak of Doan's Kidney Pills. I COO
slider them wonderfully effective kid :
ney meslicine-
For sale by all dealers Price 81
cents Foster Nilb1rn Co Buffalo,
Sew York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the nane-Doan'-and
take no other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
JAS. K. VARDAMAN OUR
NEXT UNITED STATES
SENATOR.

Niss.s-;rr.ans again . ave
shown patriotism lnd - j sense
o. right, fairness and justice by
electiac Tx Governor Va da.nan.
Politicians have malicncd him,
hired newspapers have villided
him and ~ every conceivable
method have tried to blight his
god name and character but al.
il vain. re came out Of the
5 noke OF battle more than cor
queror. Ard he did It IN mcaly,
courteous digniEsi way. Ills
lem sanor in this campaign show
Cd the true greatness of the nan.
His private life Is above rspr1ach.
he stands for every virtue tha
the best philosophers appEo:e;
his birth and coming up was amid
that surrounding that always
must exist 10 produce a great
man. In political lie he was
more than 4 great governor, from
Erst g last he uuhOrscd every evil
interest that came in his way: he
did this fully knowing that the
men ovcrthrown wodli attempt
his political assassination aad
their veuom has been wildly
shown in the recent campaign
In his speeches and in his writing
his thrJsts we're direct al vice in
whatever fern; 1t Iawlessness
IS hsrcver-l5cated; at official ven
atty throughout the state fully
knowing these culprits would re-
tauate; at corrup;i-g inlsence
Z wealth in every fo-m. And
ior ali his b1ldness and stand for
the right what Jill he get: Curses
from the co-rup, interests he had
assaulted but love. confidence.
faith and approval from the
masses Of the people.
We believe N Vardamaa a. &
man, honest, true, UnpUrchas-
able, polished AMI able and iha'
h : career in the United state
senate will be marked b. AZ
. slca - glorious as the days OF
George, Lamar and W4llail.
- i loved and .eseret nos only
/ 5y the many thousands in Miss
issipp. ou; The South I35Ss t.
nin - q great leader.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
A Letter OF Appreciation

To the CITIZENS Il laFzye-ts C-usszs
take THIS method 81 THANKING
each and every frieEd who I'm any
wise contributed To my election
in the recent primary You
gave ne . most handsome vote
for which 7 an deeply grateful
and ! shall show my appreciation
b. CivIng you the very best ser
vice IN my power
The time has ccme when every
citizen Is watching very closely
the work Of every official and
that is right and proper In the
past the legislature has enlisted
very little attention; | trust in
the future that each citizen will
watch this most important Office
tn see that his servant performs
his duties faithfully and well. I
want every citizen IN the county
10 feel that | am his hired man
and to be free 70 advise with me
about all needed legislation your
views and all helpful suggestions
Will be highly appreciated.
In the future as in the past
shall devote every faculty | have
to bring honor and credit to La
Fayette county and TO our be-
loved state.
My wife joins me in thanking
eur many friends throughout the
county for their many kiadnesses
g as.
S-ry respectfully yours,
L.ss VI. Russell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

all the ticks in the area are eradi-
Gated
The dipping vat has cone to
say. il is almost Indispensable
On ? farm as it may be used for
di<iniecting all live stock with
i.tt.e cost znd the saving o, much
tice.
With the cattle tick era iirated
ana the state released from
quarantine her cattle production
can bo shipped or driven To any
nart Of the country for any pur-
oose. and or account Of tGis fact
and also that tue cattle lse better.
they will sell from three fourth 5
T. one cent moro per pound.
The wonderful results tina.
have been accomplished in other
counties and other states can be
accomplished in lafayette couu-
~. little effort and cooperation
fr0m every citizsH IN the county
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
NOTICE.

In eo1lphance with Chapter Ils,
Sheet Acts Of 1905, Page 1I9, fhave Oh,
tanned from Hon James o. Thompson
Internal Revenue Collector for the DIS
trict OF Mississippi, certified list of All
persons, firms, or corporations holiing
Retail Liquor Dealers License In "a.
Fsyerte County. Miss, for the preeed-
ing twelve months, ending June 30. fgil
as follows: 800
Abe Bremen, Oxford, RI n
@ A McCharen, Oxford. n IN
Sisk, Lawshee NJ. C. Co. Oxfn-S y
l. ID. -
A. H. Kendel, Oxford. Rim
J. d. Lawshse, Oxford, r. L. d.
c. E sisk, Oxford, r. 1. d.
I 3 Dln1rd, Oxford, R ?, r. LID.
nsrsoy s cert that the above st Of
by the Internal Revenue ~ 80 NJ
J. c. HARrsF sssrsr
Oxford, Mss AugA -,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

work n statewide basis
The national quarantine has
bcea raised on $4,000 square
miles IN the shcrt space of four
wears. which means millions Of
dollar - people in this immense
Territory This was accomplished
by the h-oists method Of Sreas-
in. tu with the present method
OF dipV = cst,le = can be done
more rapidly and with perfect
ease and safety. Under present
meth d emr 'yed 1t l. onlF nee
-~sary n order u eradicate ticks
On any area TO build dipping watts,
al theE- with arescaical solution
ana III. al ca,Jle in the area once
each tvl weeks i'r a period Of a
fer- ~crt,--- -. -.-r syri~s-5ar o..
which --ls SOB b. te4Et go
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

ono can but feel assured that as
time progresses the evil will be
eliminated until self-sovernment
by the people under a constitution
VIII triumph over every obstacle,
and that the wisdom Of our fore
fathers in the founding of this
republic will be more manifest As
the years roll by.
On my return to the dear old
state Of Mississippi, was more
able to fully appreciate the per-
lection OF the climate and soil.
and the higher character Of our
noble citizenship than before |
left Truly the Nississippian is
thrice blessed with his supreme
advantages and surroundings.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

mans thousands & dollars ia in
creased profits and receipts to the
people OF the county.
TIE work Of building dipping
watts = progressing nicely in La
Fayette county. The farmers in
all parts Of the cnunty are CO.
operating willingly.
y few have been missiuformed
in regard to the cost Of dipping
cattle. These vats are built a.
public expense except the labor
which i furnished By the farmers
in the neiShborhocds # the vat.
The dipping l. ABSOLUTELY
FREE TO every one owning stock
who wishes u dip then. Every
far1-er should make IN efi0r: to
haze = puhlie vst .acated rear or
ua hts fern. -9fnat tie ! 7in-
eBa 10. done vi.noI. cost
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
MANY A SUFFERING wo..x

Drsgs herself painfully through her
daily tasks, suffering from backacbe
headache, nervousness, loss of appetite
and poor sleep, not knowing her ills Are
due 10 kidney and bladder Troubles
Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief fror,,
pain and misery and a prompt return -
health and strength No woman who
80 suffers can AFFORD % overlook Fo,~v
Kidney Pills. For sale by A n Keudef.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

Set the world 10 talking, bat Paul Mat
hufka, of Buffalo, Y Y, says ne aIusys
KEEPS AT HOME the King of vi Lara
tives-Dr- Kings New Life PiIls-sud
tnat they are a. blessing to all his family
Cure constipation, headache, indfges-
ION, dyspepsa- Only IS cents at A II
Eendsl's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
HON. LEE u. RUSSELL.

The County o: LaFayette. com
posing tie III Senatorial D.s-
tsict has nominated. by an over
wlelmiug vote lion. Lee Il. RUS
sell and sends aim Is one Of the
great law making boy. This
a.apets has, ra.vs3- u.-1-il.eai a
native product born AMI reared
among - From Infancy he has
led NODE! lie. n mas KEEP. free
from the Wees usually ia-IIeat -
youth and came 70 maah1gd with
strong body, Z miad rich in care
ia home training aad an ambi-
tIua u serve and Is serve veil.
His education Is classic, Il was
obtained ~ hard ia5oFious honest
toll. In manner affable in con
yIctlJns firm, n his views charit-
able, he never bends t. catch the
ear Of popularity. he always takes
a stands upon every cues
ton and Is u1com2romlsia- in
everything that has any appear
anee OF evil. Having been 4
tailer ali his life, every desire of
his life Is for the upouiIdins OF
those VINO labor.
n his profession he stands
among the Grst. his practice as a
lawyer Is large for this section OF
the State and his ability has been
recognized from the first. No
lawyer IN the State Of MS age
RANKS higher and his practice has
been u that Important sort that
eqaips MIN tax above the nine
years Of eIgse hard practice he
mas mad.
A. a Representative II this
county fo- f5ar years he CON-
maoded not only the respect and
approval II tie sreal majority Of
tbs eO1aiy, but his AGILITY,
s-rsnSra e character ard courte-
Gus m-rEsF Eon tor him the ad-
Eils-tsga u The eaGlre Legislature.
No ma n il stood higher It's
sald e h.n thas when he arose 10
speak lie had o. Tar tae best at
senaoa Of aay member and he
Commanded the respect Of the en-
tire body.
High hon1rs we're conferred
upon him o. placing him in
charge Of most inpoTtaa: com
mittee work, his counsel was
sought upon all problems that
demanded the best talent and le-
gal ability. We predIc. for him
a splendid career Of usefulness in
the State Senate. We present
Lafayette COunty's gifted young
son 20 the State feeling that he
will bring honor to Mississippi. to
himself and especially to the
splendid manhood OF this county
who hOnorad him with fhes- rr,t...,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
ANNOCNCENENTS.

We arr AUTHORIZED To announce III
following named gentlemen for the OF
Zee 20 vhich h. aspire. subject to tn
action OF the Democrats primaries d
august.
For Representative
D-F- HoTLE
CLARENCE ESkRIDGE.
For Sheriff.
STANLEY u. SNEEp-
t Z. TEMPLE
For Treasure.
J " STEPHENS.
:. " PAEHAM-
For Tax Assessor
MACK D. RAYBURS
&c wOOLVERTON.
For Succ-viso--Sszt No. {.
7 : FT-ER.
Mp BISHOP
For BlI:ff -Be4, No. +.
J : DOUGLASS.
JoHes DUDLEY BUTLER
For Sapc.visor-B.-t No. ,
JOE PARKS
nvH StHFrrE-OE E-zS ~
EG HCSSET-
Z y. ANDERSON
For BliIiti. C0IIcgc Hll-Beat :.
EDGER o DUNLAP
For SsPcTvizor-Bs=t No (.
" L0VELADy
J. G. CABOThERS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
DFNOCRA1IC NOMINEES.

~ A. II VIZ ~ 4 ~ - - - 4 - -
For Uuited S.ate- Ssustor
JAMES X. VARDAMAS-
Fcr Governor
ERIE BREWER,
For Iiarteuaat Governor
THO. G. BILBG
Fo- Secretary or STATE
W POWER
For Srpe-.ute1deu- ~ Educa.ion
IN POWERS.
For Insurance COMMISSIONS
=. ". HENRY
Clark cf Sup-cms Court
GEO. MYERS
ror Treasurer,
p =. STOVALL
Fr- Rcvs-rs Agea.,
WRIT ADAMS.
For State Land Commission,
VI. y. BROWN
Tor Feat MAY Trustee,
North sru DI trict
LEROY T. TAYLOR.
For Commissioner of Agricui.Ure,
HE. BLAKESLEE.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL
ROSS A. COLLINS.
Fo, District Attorney
r. II. kSON.
For State Senator.
LEE II. RUSSELL
For Erar,--ntatiTes
J. ". SAUNDERS
Tor Ch1nccry Clerk
" VI. WOODWARD
s'or Superintendent OF Eiuclt:c:
II. T. SMITH.
Fcr Circuit Cle-k
CITY 3 TAYLOR
Fer County Attorney,
EDGAR WEBSTER
For Coroner and RANGE.
J.k. MILLER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

e Z Chamberlain, of CIintoa, Ne
boldly accuses Bucken's Arnica SAW
OF stsahng-the sting from burns or
seaids-rhe pain from sores Of all kind
thu distress from boils or piles III
roos cuts, corns, bruises, sprains and
injuries OF their terror he says, ssls a
healing remedy its equal don't exist. "
OGly 25 cents at A III kendel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

Hay Fewer. Asthma and summer c.Ia..
Must be relieved quickly and Folexss
Honey and Tar Compound VIII do Il
+ u Stewart, 1854 Wofarun strset. Of
chicago, writes: II have been gressIv
troubled during the hot summer moutE,.
with bay fever and find that bv usinv
Foiey's Honey and Tar Compound 7 ~
great reiief.n Many Others who sussr
similarly viii be glad to benefit bv NJ
Stewart's experience For sale bv A Fl
Kendel- - II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

More people, men and women. Arr
suffering from kidney and bladder trnr-
BILE than ever before and each wear NOR.
Of them turn for quick relief and usru,a
nant benefit TO Foley's Kidney Remedy
which mas proven itself % be one Of the
most effective remedies for kidney and
bladder ailments, that medicicaI science
has devised For sale by A III KendeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

\ vel known Bsss Nome > yys,-nla
after suffering mi~e-ably for txo d4vs
frOuf bowel COMPLAINT. wsts clrer Iy
one dossa NJ CLs-nhe-lainss Coils. Choi-
era aul Dirrhcea Eeu1siy. For sale
by \ II Kent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

Foley's kidney Ills Will cheek the
progress # ypur ki,Ilsy anil bls,i.Is-
trouble and neal by removing. tn. ssssls...
Try them For sale rs \ II Krn.I-l-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

DO not allow your kidney and bladder
trouble 70 develop beyond the reach OF
nleSileine- Take Foley Kidney pills
Ihey give quick results and stop irresn-
l.rIries with surprising promurness-
For sale by \ Fl Kendel'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

. - t--cv's---g sg-rs AJAX disease germs
( IKE s-E,1cz-. = but oErSa Ems mrIlririx
- f-l's tn. sr-le lE1ters are Ov=rt1lTriS.
Iast ses. Pir1plsss boIis. ec-euA. sal--
raeull All sores a1Iltipiy and serpn,--h
arsst appetite TAI This condition de-
r-izlils ziectrsc Bstuers - regu ate stnn
sc1- LIVER anil ki.ln=vs and 10 exp,si psi-
sons frusn the blctsi- -srlev Ar ta-.
ness blood p1rifieF, . writes L. 7. BE-
dahn. u Tracy, Cal,. - have ever
toS7iisi- Thy make ri-h. rel bInosf.
--lrosg uCr-s.s and buil,i up v,r,lr heilsa
- theci- 50 cents al 4 ii. Eea!si s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

THERE will De no more secret
caucuses and We believe that the
day for vIllifieatioa and abuse of
men Is gone. At least the public
ia so aroused upon this question
that he who has no better judS-
ment than to vilhfy and traduce
the good name OF his opponent is
defeated TO begin with. aay the
day never return Let the people
forever put ban on all abuse
and political assassination Of
character.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
Grand Old Tin. Pi.cui>

There will be L grand Old time
picnic in the Boram Grove on the
Oxford and Rocky Ford road 8
IL miles Northeast of Oxford
Wednesday, Aug. 10Th.
The second primary candidates
are invited 10 address the people
Dancing and music. Everybody
invited to come and bring a well
llled basket.
George Anderson.
W. c. Anderson and others
Lo>> or TINE MEANS IOS~ aF PAY
Kidney trouble and the ills il breeds
means lost time and lost pay 10 rsianv a
working man. NJ Balenr. 1914 Iittl4
Pima street, StreatOr, III was so bad
IRON kinney and bladder trouble that he
co1ld not work, but he says: II took
Foley's Kidney Pills 70 only A <horr
time and got entirely well and was soon
able to 90 back 70 work, AMI am feelin-
well and healthier than before Foley
hidney Pills are tonic in action. urick
IN results good friend to the working
nan or woman who suffers from kidney
HIS FOR sale by y II Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

Buy II now Now is the time 10 b1v
a bottle Of Chamberlain's Cole, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t i al
most certain 10 be needed before the
summer l. over This remedy has no
Superior For sale by III KendeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

so N@A ~ while Ll@
manufacturer IN the Unite
States collects tribute from the
consuming public in the United
States.
/ am more firmly convinced in
my belief than ever before thar
the policy Of the United States
government in the past thirty
years If continued thirty wears
longer vii result IN a great crisis
for the commercial interest Of the
country and retard the growth
and development of the nation
beyond conception.
When embarked on the
Mauritania at Liverpool on June
3rd, for my return trip to New
York, it was with full apprecia-
ton for the opportunity OF travel
and investigation, but the salts
faction OF again returning to mr.
native land was inexpFsssibls
When | landed at New YORK and
again planted my foot on Amer
lean soil, and saw the stars and
stripes waving,I appreciated the
greatness Of eur government and
the important influence it exerts
upon the worlds affairs, as had
never seen 1t before While the
things which are bad in our own
government when Compared
with foreign government is mag :
niled, yet, the things which are
good are so many, and In q
American spirit, vigor and man
hood is so different to thai OBJ,
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The Washington times., 1911-10-26
Lace Curtain Department.

The following reductions have been
made upon a lot of High-grade Lace
Curtains, good designs in small lots
which we wish to discontinue; 3 and
3h yards in length.
pairs White Braided Net Curtains; n1s
3 pairs White Marie Antoinette Curtains;
800 pair. Were $3.50
pairs White Renaissance Curtains; $500
pair. Were $500.
s pairs White Arabian Curtains: $50 pair.
Were $3.50. Wv N
-. pairs White Renaissance Curtains: $3.50
. pairs Ecru Ciuny Curtains: $500 pair.
~. /: pair, q !, Ecru ciuny Curtains: 500 pair.
8 pairs Two-toned Maeo Curtains: 500
n.,, pair; Ws,. ws!ts !. e Irish reint Curtains. $50
>: 2 pairs White Irish Point Curtains; $50
w. : pairs e. arabian Lace Curtains; $500 pair.
: pairs arabian Lace Curtains: $500 pair.
~ : Pairs Point de Arabs Curtains: S. % pair:
pairs Ecru Novelty Nottinsham Cur.
tains; N.6o pair. Were $3.50
Fourth hoor, G street.