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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-10

carrier. ," Typhoid Mary's strange
name comes from the fast that about
four years ago series of typhoid
cases in houses in which SHE worked
as cook led the health authorities to
conclude that She was the transmit
ter of the germs causing the sick
ness. Although she had never suf-
fered from any contagious illness, she
was, as a result, secluded for nearly
three years. Now s.le has brought
suit against the city to recover
$4,000 damages for illegal deten-
ton. The gravity of the case, in
view of the present difficulty of Sc.
curing domestic servants is pointed
out by Mary's lawyer who argues
that If the Board of Health can ace
in a similar manner in the case Of
any person who is alleged to be a
germ carrier" it can put in Jail
thousands of cooks who have had
typhoid fever since evidence of this
disease remain in the system long af
ter recovery, and thus put the cook
industry out of business. In view Of
this opinoin it becomes far less I'M
portant whether or not Typhoid
Mary RECEIVERS her $4,000 as COM
Jared to how the result of the trial
will affect the cook supply of the
country
AS the starting point and center
of lecture tours, New York has prob
ably been enlightened on more AMI
stranger subjects than any other city
in the world. in fact 1t has been
generally believed that there was no
subject however unique concerning
which It has not been talked to-,
Wierd as have been many OF these
subjects in the past, they become
commonplace when compared to ore
which Is soon to be given here. The
person to deliver it is a former Of
fetal hangman of the British Isles
and the topic on which he will lee
ture bears the somewhat gruesom2
title Of "Britons / have Hanged ]"
Having officiated as assistant and
later as chief hangman at 500 in
flictions of capital punishment, tn ,
ex-ofticial evidently feels well qual.-
fed to talk of his profession Gu
riously enough he is extremely mil |
and gentle, and characterzes exc.
cution by electricity as horrible.
Perhaps this is a matter Of profess
sional pride since he is certain that
none of the 500 persons whom he as
sisted out of the world ever suffered
the least pain, so skillfully was the
moose adjusted. 1t was only because
of the discovery that two of the per-
sens he hanged were later found to
! be innocent that caused the officiai
to quit the work in which he took
srch pride. That there seemed to
be little aversion to his job, however
is shown by the fact that thel e
were 1000 applicants for it. Just
how much interest New Workers. will
take In the recital of British hang
ings is doubtful, although the sub
ject will doubtless attract the NOR
| bid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-10
Inn and Outs.

Never be In your place OF business
when person wants to borrow money
of you, because II you are In you viii
be out. but II you are out you will
be In.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-10
Not Taking Part

Although Japanese craftsmanship
will probably prevail itself OF every
opportunity created by the changing
governmental conditions in tho
Chinese Empire, yet there appears
to be no dlsintervene in any manner
beyond the borders of Manchuria
The aim OF Japanese policy seems
now as before the outbreak of the
revolution to be in the direction of
encouraging an efficient government
in the Chinese Empire and the de-
velopment Of the splendid resources
lying unused Japan needs time to
consolidate her interests in Korea
and in Manchuria. Her geographi-
cal nearness to the Chinese markets
and the skill in special knowledge
If japanese traders make the JapG-
nese confident that they will obtain
large share of the advantages OF
high economic development OF the
Chinese people without further terri
torial extension.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-10
Japan WATCHES
| REVOLUTION IN
SOUTHERN China
Officials Feel Tha! Manchuria Is
/ More Than Ever
japanese
SEE CHANCE FOR EXPANSION
White Races Bar Colonization Be
yond Confines Of
! China
SEE CHANCE FOR EXPANSION

Mulden, Manchuria. Dec. o.. ia
p&n watches the development of Ike
in Southern China With
absorbed attention. The Japanese
have IN 1t All interest both eco
rom'o and political deeper than
2rcricans would have in reSolu-
ton ia Canada or in Mexico.
Fl RESULTS OF the civil war in Chi
~ lcu5t within the view Of author
iEies observers here have profound
hfua lcn on every Asiatic power and
u0oa T1oGn nest Of all. Japanese
state 7'@''ship il its relation to the
Asia''" mainland must have always
il r.rt that there alone can Jap
anese expansion take place without
cor Ing into collision with Euro
pear or an American power.
The Japanese press and the jap
anese Government have apparently
accepted the fact that the white
races bar the way to colonization In
Australia. North America and III
Asia beyond the confines of China.
One need not reach conclusion
row as to whether Japan would have
given up the railway and Southerr
Menchurla 10 China upon the ex,
piration of the railway lease. Ger
tainly the disorder in Southern Chi.
IA and the extreme weakening of the
Imperial Government at Picking
cause responsible Japanese officials
here to feel that Southern Man
churia is more than ever japanese
Japanese Make Loan
The Vieeroy of Manchuria has de
clered his independence Immedl
ately following that announcement
the Yokohoma Specie Bank, a Jap
anese Government institution, haC
loaned the viceroy several millior
dollars. The foreign observers here
consider this loan as guaranteed b.
political mortgage upon Southern
Manchuria. Now the Japanese vest
ed right in Manchuria. is considere;
to run until such a time as the Pro
yincial Government of Manchuri
can repay the loan. 1t Is understood
that the Independent Chinese gov
eminent of Manchuria proceeds uh
der Japanese advice.
The sectional rivalry between
Northern and Southern China is sucl
that the southern revolutionar.
chiefs appeared to care very littl
fer what becomes of Mongolia ant
Manchuria so that it is possible
that in the event of a strong republi
or dictatorship being founded by tn
Insurgents the new government
would not come into serious collision
with either Japan or Russia owe
what either country might do 1
Manchuria or in Northwestern Chi
Ina
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-10
T-T--' Like Home.

Distracted Author (seeking peace In
Dussex)-Mrs. Hodge. what is this
pandemoniumf Farmers Wife--Dh.
they're only putin tin roof on the
'en-house. sir; an KNOWN you was a
London gent. We thought the sound
might remind you OF ONE. Punch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-10
Elnht Your Own WAY.

II you got into trouble without The
assistanc Of your friends. you Should
DO game enough TO get out 10 TIL
same way or take your medicine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-10
Old Citizen III.

James Gray is quite III at his
home, 1904 Poplar street. Mrs. Eu-
gene Coulter Of Mound CITY Is here
attending her father.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

Portable. I called 20 SEE him
every day. Finally we g,t O.
ders O. board a steamboat for
Nicksourr. went in 10 make
my last cali TO see Fr2ak aad
was told by the sisters that he
was dying. J too. Thought ne
hreathei ais last u.i.- I was IN
there.
When lra-clei Ev command
iu Teuars-ee. one of tean5's
company asked aboa. him and I
told hin the circunstlnccs n
his last illness caused from his
wounds ard tlat be died the day
/ .eit Cairo. Tlls man asked ne
q write o. hls sls.sr and ;s.l her
q Bis de4.a and the " ea..on he
received. therefore wrote the
best accegus 7 could x his record
- q soldier and of his Treatment
F. In tie hospital and then dismis
the matter from ny rasn3.
After a lapse Of forty-tNo
years, here il Oxford one day.
/ / was introduced - a 81. LeaAe.
+ | said: = knew a Leake In tne
3i.h Mississippi Regimen lie
said: That vas my regiment.
said, Ia was Frank Leake
whom / knew
He said: My name Is Frank
Leake.
But" | answered, - say
Frank Leake die" He said, -
did die, and was carried to the
grave to be buried. bat the yam
KEGS told me that ! showed signs
OF life, and they carried ne back
to the hospital"
He soon convinced me that he
really was the Frank Leaks
whom | though; dead.
Nov reader, ii you are tae
least supersti.ious, you may have
some idea Of my feelings.
Mr. Leake told me tha, hi.
sister had my letter 10 her pub.
lished in = Ripley paper. aad i
was referred % by his family 3.
his obituary
The subject of this sketch nov
resides IL Oxford an1 l. yerJ
much alive to-day.
?. Il. WRlGaT. -.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
Grows Hair
IIereAre Fats We Want You lo
frcTe al Or Risk.

Marvellous Is il may seem, Rex
al .-a3' Hair Tonic has grown
HAIR on heads thst were once bald
OF course. in none Of these cases
we're the hair roots dead. onr had
ta- scalp taken OF z glazed, shiny
appearance.
Reza.l "J3" Hair Tonic acts
sel-aliG ally, destroying the
germs which are usually response
Die iar badness. |; penetrates to
tae =51Js Of the hair. stimulating
ara noarishing them. 1t is a
NOS, pleasant toilet necessity, is
deEeateiy perfumed. and will not
gum or permanently stain the
nair.
We want you 10 get Z bottle Of
Re1ali '-93" Hair Tonic and use
il as directed. III. does not re-
leye scalp irritation. remove dan
drum. prevent the hair f,om fall
Ing eut and promote an increased
growth Of hair, and in every way
give entire satisfaction. simply
come back and tell Us, and With
out question or formality We will
nan1 back 10 you every penny
you paid Us for il. Two sizes soc
aad 81 Sold only at only at our
s,9re-The Rexsll Store. r. r.
Chiffon & Cos Drug Store.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
Why Hesitate
An Offer Thai Involves No Risk foE
Those Who Accept Il.

We are 50 positive our remedy
will completely relieve eonstipa-
ton, no matter how chronic il
may be- that we offer 10 furnish
II free of all cost il it fails.
Constipation Is caused by weak
ness Of the nerves and muscles o.
the large iatestiaes or descending
colon. To expect a cure yoI
must therefore tone up and
IT uythen those organs AMI Fe-
store them t. healthier activity.
We want you TO try Rexall Or
GerlIe5 on oGr guarantee. They
are eaten like candy. and are par
jicu,arly ideal for children. They
act directly on the nerves and
muscles q the bowels. Taey have
= neutral action on the other or
gans or glands. They do not
purge or cause any Inconvenience
whatever. They viii positively
overcome chronic or habitual cen
stipation and the myraids of asso
cia;e or dependent chronic all
ments. Try Rexail Orderlies at
our risk. Two sizes, 10c and &c
Sold only al our store-Tne Rex
all Store. E. z. Chiffon d Co.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
PAY YOUR TAXES NOW.

Remember. you must see that
you have paid your taxes fos the
past tao years and also that you
are duly registered or else when
you come 90 vote aext August
you viii o. debarred. Take
wa-aing. get ready 70 vote.
Every citizen in the state should
vote next August: great issues
viI b. involved and yol SHOULD
exercise tae greatest r.ZAt given
90 q free people ami ihat is e.
cast your vote. Take the pains
81 see about all these preiimina-
ries nov. after FEB. lst it i too
la.e: see af;e- your neighoor als3.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
WAN TED
q Man to Sell Our Products
in This County

Our line, sold mostly to farmers con-
sists Of over 50 different preDarations
all daily necessities, as Home Remedies
Tor man and beast, Extracts. Snirss
Toilet Articles, Perfumes. Poli-haS
Stock & Poultry Preparations. Din Ms,
lnIectant, ete--GH quick, euspa,sd rer-,
PROFITABLE sellers. Nan for this positir5s,
must be honest, industrious. 81 pu.o.5
habits and Character, between q ard
ou years old and able to furnish taar,
ai,a wagon, also Contract gusranteeino-
performance Of duties Products as
guaranteed under the National Foo.5
& Drugs Act ard quickly take the lead
wherever introduced. No previos,s eT-
per1enee or more than ordinary e,s,e--
ucn needed, as under cur inst-ret;o,,s
success Is easy and certain 70 anv one
Mho VIII work Business pavs bie- to
nnstiers. We now have I5O0 men
throughout the U. s.. many az wbor,,
are making from Sl00 to s306pe- nsantb nth
ihsesugste us-we are old-establisha5
and reliable Can use onlv one man i,
this territory so if interested write ms \.
atonce for full particulars before sorns
one else gets your home county.
TIE n. 7. aAxlE,ea COMPANY
So s sEsr ST., Frsspsrt m.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
N0IIcE To RoAD CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that the Board
o. Supervisors of said County Of LaFay
ette VIII on Monday, Feb. 9TH, at the
South ceo= Of the court house in Oxford
oet~sen the hours of IL O'Clock am
and ! O'Clock p IN and TO continue from
day TO day sntil all of the following
ruads shall be let out al public oatcry
% the lowest bidder according 70 the
plans and specifications now on file
with the clerk of this Board. Said low
est bideer must comply with the terms
imposed BY the Board and enter into
bond in such penalty and with sutfici-
ent snreties 70 be approved BY the
Board; but in no case TO be less than
the contract price and said bond TO b.
conditioned according TO law. Pubh-
llcation OF THIS notice shall be made as
required by law. The Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids The
roads a..c divisions of roads 10 be let
pursuant to this notice are as follows:
The public road known as the Buraey
Branch and Markette Bridge road. ink
No 236, beginning al the bridge on
the Oxford and Water Valley road and
ending at B. T. Markette's store.
W. n. WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

Neither my sisters nor myself
might be living today. + it had not
been for DIR. Kings New Discovery. -
writes ! D Mcdonald. OF Fa-e,teviIle.
y {, = T ID No 5, ..for We both had
frightfuI coughs that no othe- remedy
could help We were told my sister
had consumption. She was very weak
and lad nigat sweats, but your wonder
tul medicine completely cared us beth.
It's the best ever used or heard % -
For sore lungs, coughs, colds, hanor-
rh2ge, lsgrippe, asthma, hay fever,
Group, whoopsng eough-all bronchial
troubles-its supreme Trial bottle
free 5oc and 81 Guaranteed bv 4 !.
II. Kendal.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
= War Rcminisccnec.

In 1862. | was with Bragg /
army, WalthalI's Brigade, 9th
Mississippi Regiment
We marched from Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, to Perryville, Ken
lucky before having an engage
ment with the enemy. We were
attacked about one mile west OF
Perryviile, Oct. 9th.
The morning after the bat;ls.
I was ordered as Sergeant TO
take charge OF = detail OF men
and report 10 our brigade sur
econ, DR.. Devine, who was sur
geon Of the field hospital. The
hospital vas the Mcdowell house,
the family having been ordered
. move cut when the battle be-
gan.
About two hundred wounded
soldiers bo,h Federal and Con-
federate. were taken from the
battle field 10 this hospital
The second day after the bat
lie. #Bragg's army leit 10 GO back
into Tennessee and we fell into
the hands Of the enemy. Per-
sonally, much preferred going
with the army, but was informed
By the division surgeon, that II I
left. | would be treated a. de-
serter.
We were paroled by the yam
kee officers and I was ordered 70
conduct the hospital on the same
lines that I had been until the
wounded were able 10 walk or
be carried to TIE railroad and
sent TO Yicksolrg for exchange.
In . few days | stepped down TO
Harrodsburg. KY, u distance Of
seVen niles 10 see Col. Benton
of Holly Sp. .inss. the Colonel Of
a regiment, Who With others
wounded had been carried there.
After exchanging greetings, the
the first question he asked me
was, Glow is Frank Leake?'
stating that Leake's father was
a particular friend Of MS and by
the way, one Of the wealthiest
men in Tippah county. Leake|
was in a Tippah county compa-
ny. The Colonel asked me as a
+ favor To him to look after Frank,
a bog of seventeen, and see that
ne had attention. This | did
after returning to the hospital.
He was among those badly
wounded, indeed little hope was
had for his recovery.
After six weeks we left the
aospital. Those who could,
walked and those who couldn't.
were carried in wagons to the
railroad, a distance OF IS miles.
/ never saw Leake then again
until We reached Cairo, Ill. He
was delirious, in fact had never
been entirely conscious since
wounded. He was placed in a
ward with some others that need
ed constant attention and two
| Catholic sisters of Charity did all
they could to make them CON-
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
a CHEMISTS orINIoS on SKIN

Mr.. 4. H. kendel, the chemist and
druggist. says that in all his scientific
and business experience he has never
found any remedy 50 successful as
ZEAO for the treatment OF Eczema.
Itching Skin Diseases, DaEGrufs, Pim-
pies, Blackheads and all diseases of the
skln and scalp He says that not ONLY
10 Its curative qualities made it popr-
lar but also the fact tha. it Is a clean.
liquid remedy for external use.
wonderful improvement over the old
greasy salves and lotions which are not
only unpleasant TO use but do not des-
troys the germ life that cause the dis
ease. ZEM0 draws the germs 10 the
surface and destroys them, leaving the
sam clear and healthy. Can be used
freely on infants. Mr.. Kendel viii
gladly supply those who call, with .
free sample bottle OF ZEMO and a
booklet which explains in simple Ian
guage all about Skin Diseases and how
to cure yourself at home with ZENO.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

Pursuant % Z Deed u Tr,se ro uae.
execEce1 a. IEsis1ee d. T. o. Tnwe4tt
and L. g-.fe. ilzaLe Ehwezts. u -
cure certain Ildsb-esin - therein ules-
toned W1ieh ! recorded n Book ..W-
". rsEr 81 in TIE Chance-y Clerks
o-Ace OF the County Of Lafayette and
tn- state q Mississippi. vii It the
request OF the beae1eary in the Deed
Of fruse proceed t. sell for Cash u the
highest bidder, within legal hours. in
front of tAs sCEsh door Of tie earsr-
hoass IN Oxford, Ilss.. On the
4th Day or FEBRUARY. 1911.
tne foiloa lng described property. lyiu-
and being Ia the Co1nty o. IaFsvetee
anu the STATE Of Mississippi, to-wit:
The following described land. %
acres more or less in the North east
corner Ot the South east Quarter of Sec
ton .; Il acres more or less in the
Southwest corner Of tn. south west
quarter Of Section >; the west half Of
the So1tE -wess quarter Of Section 81;
50 acres more or less; East half OF the
Northeast quarter OF Section 35: also
South east quarter Of South west uuar
ter Of Section 36 and : acres on of the
East side Of the Southwest quarter OF
the Southwest quarter running clear
across the 30 acres, all IN Township Q.
Range 3, West.
The title 10 the above property 70 be
good bat / VIII convey only such title
as IS vested ins me ss Trustee
witness my signature this the 10th
day of January, 1911.
" RoaC-rr Trus+aa
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
nrArHIN EoAErN,. r,IEr

Nay nds result frssn the work of in.
angs, b-ss often severe burns are cans
"a thar make . guick need for Buck
ier's aruica SlIve, the quickest. sur
~ cure for burns, wounds. bruises,
oo,ls, sores- II subiues inflammation
Z kills pain Il sootAes and heals.
Drives OF skin erupti0as, ulcers or
piles Only sc a. \ Il Kendei's
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
tnLEY kInNEr Pills

Are tonic in action, quick in results.
A special medicine for all kidney ard
bladder disorders. Mary { Abbott, Of
Woife0o.o, y II, says: II was afiict-
ed with : bad case 0f rheumatism, due
TO Uric acid that my kidneys failed to
clear cut Of my blood. ! was SC lame
IN my fees, joints and back that It was
agony for me TO sep. used Foiev's
Kidney Pills for three days when was
able 20 get up and move about and the
pains were all gone. This great change
IN condition / owe 70 FOley's kidney
Pills and recommend them 10 anvons
suffering as l have" For sale by 4
II keniel.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

Pieurisy pains are located inst below
the short ribs. Lumbago Affects the
same regiou but toward the back. Pal
ls.u snow LIniment is the remedy in
elther case If rubbed in thoroughly il
Eases pam, reiaxes the muscles and the
pauent can move about freely and com
iortsoiy. Price 25c, SOC and 81 co per
bottle Sold by 4. l. Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

Medicines that aid nature are always
most ehectuaL Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. 1t allays
the cough, relieves the lungs, opens
the secretions and aids nature in restor
ing the system 10 q healthy condition
Thousands have testified 10 its superior
excellence. Sold By al dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

Everybody IS liable to catch cold. -
but those who give cold proper At
tenrion never have serious lung dis
eases. Ii is neglect that makes Them
serious, Prudent persons use Ballard's
horehound Syrup as soon as the trou-
Die appears and the cold r. cured at
once Price 25c, so and sf.0o per bot
tie. Sold by A. Il. Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

For years / suffered unspeaEable
torture from indigestion, constipation
and liver trouble, " wrote A K Smith 4
war yetern AZ Erie, Pa, ''but DIR King
New Life Pills fixed me alright. They
are simply great " Try them for any
stomach, liver or kidney trouble. Only
22Se az i Il Kenders
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

Constipation Is the cause Of MANY all
ments and disorders that make life
Take Chamberlain's Stom
aeh and Liver Tab, cts, keep your bow
els regular and you viii avoid these
diseases. For sale BY all dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

II your stomach feels uncomfortable
from oyerearing, or from food which
disagrees with you, take Herbine: II
settles the stomach, strengthens The ii
gestion and relaxes the bowels. Price
DOC. Sold by A II. KeudeI.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

Aupe-sons who remember incidents
of interest that occurred in or county
during the var or the reconstruction
perod, are cordially invited 10 conri-
ba-e 20 this column. Al articles viii
be published in The order in which
-he. are received.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

Do you know that fully nine out of
every ten cases OF rheumatism are
simply rheumatism Of esmuscIes due
10 cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism
and req1ire no internal treatment what
ever? Apply Chamberlain's Liniment
freely and see how quickly it gives ne
lief. For sale BY all dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

For either acute or chronic kidney
disorders, for annoying and painful
urinary Irregularities take Folev's KID
ney Pills. An honest and effectiva
medicine for kidney and bladder dis
orders For s2le by y II Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
SKIN DISEASES REa EaDILYfCURED
BY a SIMPLE HOME TEFATMAN


Persons who are suffering f-omolacls
heads, pimples, daHdruE, eczema. tet-
tar, ring or any form OF skin dis
ease, often ask the question. Is there a
cure?''
Mr.. \ II. Kendei, the druggist, saws
'syes, there Is cure ZEsiO. a scien
tiiic, clean, liquid preparation for ex-
ternai use, gives prompt relief and per
manently cures every form of skin and
scalp disease, ZEAIO draws the germ
life and poisons from underneath the
skin TO the surface and destroys them
and in this way affects a complete cure
Of any form of skin or scalp disease
whethsr on infants or grown persons.
Mr.. kendel viii show you proof of
many remarkable cures made BY ZEvO
and VIII gladly explain TO you how Won
can be cured by this clean, simple
home treatment.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19
NOTICE

NGIkIE
In compliance with Chapter ll6,
Sheet Act Of 1908, Page I19, have OBJ
tanned from Hon. James o Thompson,
internal Revenue Collector for the Dis
trict Of Mississippi, certified list Of all
persons, firms or corporations holding
Retail Liquor Dealers License in La
Fayette County, Miss. fo- the preeed-
ing six months. to-wit:
No License Were Issued.
/ hereby certify that the above list Of
names are the same as certified 10 me
Nv the Internal Revenue Collector
T. c. HARrsFrE.D, Clerk.
Oxford, Miss, Jan. 10th, 1911.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

List Of Cnclained mail matter
naming IN the oxford pcst-oiiice LOT
the week ending Saturday, J..n- t1-A'
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

FHE EAGLE 500 per year.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-19

., s;be for THE EAchE.