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Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
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- BY Pocahontas.
Another new year is dawning.
Let us forget the failures of the
old year or turn those failures
around and have them to prove
blessings indeed.
Master James Eskridge fell
from 4 tree last week and was
bruised up considerably. We
trust this dear little fellow will i'm
prove rapidly.
Messrs Hugh and Marvin Ship
pey and Miss Zelma Shippey Wis.,
tied the Misses Hodge Xmas.
Miss Ida Hale, of Oxford, visit
ed the family of Mr.. ]. C. Davis
Christmas day.
Messrs. Huldric and Duff Davis
spent the holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Davis and
little son and Mr.. Will Mize and
wife, of Oxford, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. C. Davis Christmas.
Mr.. Lawrence Hodge, of Mem
phis, visited his parents during
the holidays.
Mr.. Berry Smith, of Taylor 8,
visited his brother, Mr.. r. F.
Smith Christmas.
Mr. Lavert Gault and Miss Tom
mie Hill visited friends in Water
Valley last week.
Messrs. Horve, Boles and Bur-
rows have moved to Delay.
Our school is full and the pu.
pills are alive and awake. The
following names are those who
reached the honor roll for the
month of December:
Primary Grade-Sibyl Hogan,
Halle Denton, Irene Lancaster,
Ruby Hodge.
First Grade-J. d. Keel.
Third Grade-Jamie Eskridee,
Billy Keel, Iverson Davis, Irene
Anderson, Nola Denton, Lara
Whitehead, Ila Davis.
Fourth Grade-Clarence Davis
Ellzey Davis.
Fifth Grade-Richard Eskridge
Audrey Palmer, Hulett Keel.
Sixth Grade. T. Denton,
Dewey Denton, Della Davis,
johnson Lancaster, Amos Davis.
Seventh Grade-Elgin Davis.
Ahsppy new year to the dear
EA0LE and its many readers.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
For Sale

Choice pure bred Berkshire
Pigs while they last $500 each.
Mebane Triumph Big Boil Cotton
Seed 81 per bushel, 10 bushel lots
% cents. Have made 800 pounds
lint cotton per acre.
Georgia Cain Seed S1.5J ner
peck. Two to three hundred gal
Ions per acre. Makes syrun of
fine flavor.
Baled Hay in quantities or in
small lots delivered on short no.
tice- Phone SO.
J. +. CooLsBy
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
; SAVES rwO LIVES.

"Neither my sisters nor mvself
might be living today, if it had not
been for DR.. Kings New Discover !,
writes A D Mcdonald, of Fayetteville
N c, R F d No 8, ssfor we botb hs3
frightful coughs that NO other reuas5~ -.
eoaid neip. We were told my sister
nag consumption. She was very weak
ana mad night sweats, but your wonder
iai medicine completely cured us b0th
It's the best ever used or heard n. ~
For sore lungs, coughs, colds, hemor-
rhage, lagrippe, asthma, hay fever.
Group, whoopsng cough-all bronchial
troubles-its supreme. Trial hottia
free: 5oc and 81 Guaranteed bv a
II. Kendel. = -
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
]. W. Stephen..

We call attention to the an
nuncement this week of Mr.. j. W
Stephens as a candidate for Treas
urer OF Lafayette County. Mr..
Stephens is 4 well known citizen
and will be a careful custodian Of
the county funds. He is COM
petent and reliable and will make
Il good official If honored with the
position.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
E. E. Temple.

We call attention to the an
nouncement this week of Mr.. f.
Z. Temple as a candidate for
Sheriff of this county. Mr.. Tenn
pie is as generally known as any
citizen in the county, having held
various public positions. He is
thoroughly acquainted with pub
lie affairs and fully competent to
fill this important office. He
comes before the voters with the
hope Of their kind and favorable
consideration.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
sKIN:DIsEAsns nEAnILy :cunED


BS a SIMPLE HOME TREATMANT
Persons who are suffering fromblack
heads, pimples, dandruff, eczema, tet-
tar, ring worm or any form of skin dis
ease, often ask the question. is there a
cure?"
Mr.. A II. Kendel, the druggist, says
eyes, there Is cure ZEMO, a scien
tific, clean, liquid preparation foe ex-
ternal use, gives prompt relief and per
manently cures every form Of skin and
scalp disease, ZEMO draws the germ
life and poisons from underneath the
skin to the surface and destroys them
and in this way affects complete cure
of any form OF skin or scalp disease,
whethsr on infants or grown persons.
Mr.. Kendel will show you proof Of
many remarkable cures made by ZEMO
and will gladly explain to you how you
can be cured by this clean, simple
home treatment.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
H. 7. Smith.

Our present County Superin-
tendent, Prof. II. 7. Smith an
nounces himself this week as a
candidate for reelection to the
same position. Mr.. Smith has
male a good superintendent. TAX.
ing an interest in all Of the details
Of the county school work. He
feels that he is prepared to con-
tinue this important work even
more successfully in the future
after the experience Of mis- first
term.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
w. B. Rushing.

Announces himself this week
as a candidate tor County Treas
urer. Mr.. Rushing says his busi
ness affairs will not allow him
time 10 make a house-to-house
canvass for the place, but he will
see as many OF the voters as he
can. He is fully competent to
Mi the position and asks your
kind consideration.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
FOLEY kidney PILLS

Are tonic in action, quick in results.
A special medicine for all kidney and
bladder disorders. Mary G Abbott, Of
Wolfeboro, n II, says: al was afflict-
ed with bad case Of rheumatism, due
TO uric acid that my kidneys failed to
clear out Of my blood. was so lame
in my feet, joints and back that it was
agony for me to step. used Foley's
Kidney Pills for three days when I was
able to get up and move about and the
pains were all gone. This great change
IN condition | owe to Foley's Kidney
Pills and recommend them to anyone
suffering as | have" For sale by A
II kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
THE SENATORIAL OUTLOOK

In a short time the campaign
for United States Senator will
begin in earnest. Mr.. .Alexan-
der is already in the field and
while Mr.. Percy is still in Wash
ington he is expected to begin an
active canvass soon. Gov. Var
daman is yet attending to his
lectures but will open active
work in the next few weeks.
This campaign is without ques-
ton the most interesting in the
history of the state, at least since
the war. 1t not only involves
the personal merits of the various
candidates but there is in addi-
ton the question of the action of
the recent legislature to settle
along with this race. And, after
all this question will largely be
the main topic in the campaign.
Fortunately for Gov. Vardaman
he has nothing TO answer for:
the rottenness OF this caucus must
be answered by those who were
active participants and were re-
sponsible for it.
Gov. Vardaman starts out with
a great lead; he has been in the
public eye long enough that
every citizen in the state is satis-
fed that he is clean in his life,
both private and political, that
he Is worthy and able, and the
fact that he gave to the state one
OF the most able administrations
IN our entire history speaks a
message in his behalf that every
citizen realizes and appreciates.
There Is a class Of politicians and
personal enemies of Gov. Varda- :
man that are always bounding
him but the great mass of the
people know them and why they
dislike him. You ask any anti
Vardaman man why he opposes
the Ex-Governor and nine times
out OF ten he cannot give a single
good reason. No one can bring
anything dishonorable about his
private life; his public life has
been so able and clean that the
best and ablest administrations of
the state do not surpass it, and
very few if any equal it, and
there is no good answer that we
have ever heard why James X.
Vardaman should not be elected
to the Uuited states Senate.
Had Messrs. Percy and Alex
ander never entered the secret
caucus the state would hardly
have ever heard from either of
them. Vardaman was the choice
OF the people before that time; he
had won their admiration, con.
fidence and respect long before
this; in other words he had al.
ready qualified and won this
place; his present opponents in
the secret caucus, and now, are
simply trying to rob him of his
already won victory. The polls
in August will tell the world what
the voters of the state think of
the whole matter.
This county, we can safely
say, and from the outlook over
the entire state today, will give
Gov. Varkaman close around
seventy-five per cent of the en-.
tire vote.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
A RELIABLE COUeH Mvn,c,~

Is : valuable family friend. Folev,s
Honey and Tar fulflls this condition
exactly. Mrs Charles Kline, North SRI Sci,
street, Easton, Pa, states: sSeveral
members Of my family have been cured
OF pad coughs and colds by the use M
roiey's Honey and Tar and / am never a.
without a bottle in the house. II sooth
es and relieves the irritation in the
throat and loosens up the cold. have
aiways found it reliable cough cure -
For sale by A II Kendel e1e
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
NOTICE

In compliance with Chapter 11s
Snest Act OF 1905, Page 1Is, have OBJ.
tanned from Hon. James o Thompson.
internal Revenue Collector for the Dis
trlct OF mississippi, certified list of all
persons, firms or corporations holding
Retail Liquor Dealers License in La
fayette County, Miss, for the preced-
ing six months, to-wit:
No License Were Issued.
hereby certify that the above list of
NAMES are the same as certified to me
oy the Internal Revenue Collector.
j. 9. HARrsFiEID, Clerk.
oxford, Miss, Jan. 10th. 1911
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Pieurisy pains arc located Just below
the short ribs. Lumbago Affects the
same regiou but toward the back. Raj
iard's snow Liniment is the remedy IN
either case. II rubbed in Thoroughly Il
eases pain, relaxes the muscles and The
patient can move about freely and conn
fortabiy. Price 25c, Soc and 81 90 per
bottle. Sold by A. H. Kendei.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
DEATH IN KoARIyc pI,y

May not result from the work of fire
bugs, but often severe burns are cans.
ed that make a quick need for Buck
lens Arnica Salve, the quickest. sur-
sst cure Tor burns, wounds, bruises.
Dolls, sores. 1t subdues inflammation
II Kills pain. 1t soothes and heals
Drives on skin eruptions, ulcers or
piles. Only 25c at A H Kendel's
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

L Mcconnell, Catherine street FL
mira, N y. writes: ~ wish to express
my appreciation of the great good de-
rived from Foley's Kidney Remedv
which used for bad case of kidnsy,
trouble. Five bottles did the wory
most EFFECTIVELY and proved to me he
yond doubt it is the most reliable k;d-
ney medicine l have ever taken:n For
sale BY A II Kendel. 0'
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

For LaGripp~. Ceughs and stuffy Coids
Take Foley's Honey and Tar. II
gives quick relief and expele the cold
from your system. II contains no OPT
ates, is safe and sure. For sale by A
II Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
A CHIMIsT's OPINION OK SKIN
una A. a

Mr.. 4. II. Kendel, the chemist and
druggist, says that In all his scientific
and business experience he has never
found any remedy so successful as
ZEMO for the treatment Of Eczema.
Itching Skin Diseases, Dandruff, PIN,
Piles, Blackheads and all diseases of the
skin and scalp He says that not only
DO It's curative qualities made it popu-
lar but also the fact that it is a clean.
liquid remedy for external use. 4
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 zEMO draws the germs to the
surface and destroys them, leaving the
skin clear and healthy. Can be used
freely on infants. Mr.. Kendel will
gladly supply those who can, with
free sample bottle Of ZEMO and a
booklet which explains in simnle Ian
guage all about Skin Diseases and how
to cure yourself at home with ZRMO.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Constipation is the cause of many all
menrs and disorders that make life
miserable. Take Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets, keep your bow
els regular and you win avoid these
diseases. For sale by all dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

For either acute or chronic kidney
disorders, for annoying and painful
urinary irregularities take Foley's Kid
ney Pills. An honest and effective
medicine for kidney and bladder dis
orders. For sale by A II Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
OLD SOLDIER rokruREn.

For years I suffered unspeak.ble
torture from indigestion, constipation
and liver trouble" !" wrote A X Smith. n
war vetern at Erie, Pa, ''but DR. Kine,s
new Life Pills fixed me all right. Thew
are simply great" Try them for any
stomach, liver or Kidney trouble. ONLY
25c at A II Kendeps
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

fHlS udJ CdIl5 on Tor EXAMINATION
the report of II. T. smith, County
superintendent of Education, showing
the amount paid teachers, 50, ,s65. 81
which was approved and the said Prof
Smith was allowed s1O0 as salary
: Ordered that the members and Of
hcers be allowed their usual amounts
per diem and mileage. -
ordered that court do now adjourn
until the first Monday in February. il
being the 9Th day of said month.
II. L. DAVIS, President.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
Treasnrer's Rannrt

VI, lame a ON to be heard the report of
= Parks, County Treasurer. which
was received and approved, and the
SAID Parks was allowed his usual cor,
missions. The report is as follows.
common School Fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
KNIGHTS C0LU MBUS
TO CONFER DEGREES
MANY VISITORS WILL BE IN AT.
TENDANCE.
initauons VIII Be Followed by Eia6
crate Banquet az the Car.
roll Ciue.

WheeIiur Council. knights of Co
lumhus. have 10 celebrate
Thanksgiving ~ith elaborate ceremo-
nies 90 tho cathedral High school hail
and cNpeot a large number Of visitors
and candidates from Hcllaire. Martins
tcrr,. WelIs,ille n stcubenyiIe
The second degree work will 10
conferred by Martins Ferry Council
No l'ci. and state Deputy Il. ~.
Farrell and stan vii confer the third
degree
Following the limitations. tho
knights viii repair 20 tho Carroll Club
where an elaborate banquet viii ia
served plates having been prepared
for $50 guests Mr. John J. Conif
will preside as POSTMASTER. ard 70
rpouses viii BE- made 10y y J. 4.
O'Brleu. Rev p T. Flanagan. 81
Mound-Slllc Rev. . H. Move. state
chaplain and Albert W Eick. of'iha
Martins Ferry council A musical
program viii be rendered by Meis-
t'rs orchestra during the banquet.
aud at he conclusion America" viii
be- sung by tho assembling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
OBJECTS TO
PAYING HANDLAN
OBJECTION ovERRULEo ON ROLL
CALL VOTE.
Coun;y's Attorney Has Fail-1 70 Re.
port on Many Important Nat.
tiers 'Ts said.

A strenuous objection was made az
tho meeting % tho board or com.
miss oners Yesterday morning ty
Commissioner John NJ Garden to
paying fhe saiar, 81 PROSECUTING A..
torney j % Nanrlan for tbe month
oi November. n total OF $3.50 When
asked about The matter las yenfur
Mr. Garden refused 20 make any state.
ment for publication. bat iu the meet.
ine y'sterfaN he Expressed himself
,us very much dissatisfied with the
manner IN which the couutys prose.
clior and legal adviser is said fo have
neglected the worh Of his ONCE
About a hair hour of NJ" com.
m~issioners time yesterday was spent
.n discussing the case o. Mr.. Hand.
an. during which time Mr. Garden
stated that the board % asked him
Tor an opinion on q number 81 im.
portant matters iu the past and that
20 TAR no Instructions have been re-.
ceiv'd ON The larger portion ~ them
Aant things are % pending before
tile board which cannot De- settled un.
fl M" members have legal advice
concern NIX Them. the prosecutor al.
WAYS putting fhc counfy's business on
With % promise that DO viii DO aiken
up as soon as be- has time 10 look into
lf.
Among other things. b. vas stated
hat during the present term ~ court.
MI handlan has not been present 20
prosecute cases. the work having been
done Tor b % part by bis assist
ant. Fred l. Maury n developed that
dsrlnE a considerable part Of the
month ~ November Prosecutor Hand.
Ian has been u Tyler county acting
for the de'ense Boz criminal cases.
when be- was employed to prosecute
IN ohio county In state cases
After the matter had been borough.
IF fhreshed out. Mr. Garden called for
a vote bF roI call anG vent on record
a. opposfd fD passing Tho monthly
q roll with SIR Haulfar salary boz.
rIuded However. f-ommisFiorer
Woods and presidenf krear voted in
favor ~ passing rho pay roll aIthouf
change and Nr Garden contentious
we're over-uIed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
OHIO HEISKILL HOME
Lotsl Globe Trotter Returns q
Spend Holidays win
Relatives

otho J. He'ssiI. Who has gained
fame Is e. Globe trot-e-. returned
home yesterday af,.r ON absence OF
two years a1i nino months. during
which time Hr has visited China
india tho Panama canal and other
points lIe uaa tn The merchant
mar nc service and spent ronsidershie
Nne Hf Panama csnaI fi~ TALKS en-.
'~.riain'nEiy of the u0rb that Is being
hDn" on Che canal anil states that .-
H. Do completed HIfb.u no YEAR.
COM i'rfl.y Dol ore fhe allotted
tIue which Is 1916
Ir speaking ~ fnr -.r.rer-ftrr 70
God. Oh Dr. fIe employees Dol states faa.
In- cd labor .- lliI from Us o.,
cents 1n hour and skilled labor f-,m
' f1 A.. cents Tho men ar. rorset
.n splendid quarters. receive free
medical attention and there Del very
I' t.0arr.a Tho climate Ia -.,f
Hi'" tH' fats arc warm being from
seven f1 nine iecr.ss from f.r
equator frn rIrhts ace cool and cell
q Cor sleeping DO alec ar.a
'Haf n1H .a fne time for r.-sr-a %.
fIc cana. .o ret an idea rf f..
nnss OFF ff- work below.
Did" u. Ia f.rr.f
49, |I..-... H.I remain bore
after Do. h1'la.s be- b.. ~..r.r
"uu-aen and ht- nu- decided
nc.her Dol ai return .l param4 .r
-o some other po.nf of fle EIoba
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
PEOPLE
NEED IONA VIVA
Ns~ nsoicrs Rr,ts-es
Amsten srs i-lssts N-~
lie

iu a r~c-1t lat-rteu Or - ne
7h1sesns ~ho arc .n,-o--oius The
remarkable n-- TOMS roaA l1,a 20
he American pas-c had a. 90 .ay
% mEraer o: 'srE u b. larE,-
or~s - th- tat-l states i- ,aen
tla' r'ect hesrh is amo.t impo.
Die me human uathlu. a.r uot run
a-f ~trv1r Cav ar~- css efth
r~rnrrla.ls D. NJ -apq-l
if ti- c"nf'sut 1~rvol, strain Dr.
frh-a -nlrr lar' eaten food. fH.
~raf AID tear er. rush 80 cts .f~
1~ -k"f rr-.r Pc s.- me m.
mfr rC.r' 90 cult n.f-r hair
people "A t.e Present. E-.nra.trr
iff o. rr -rur condition r. Do
- -f F.-~s ere Hfslf she
-'pir -r' tt street cars r.sa
rams fhrz''-s o- ol ft- street 49,
Nnn- ssetF tr a d~t.lfats.I tond.
.'L .Hrr r--tr- .r such q LAT.
NJ '-.f either 10 ,h 20 p down and
Pest er f--t after some sAritrueut
N-fHr- PM h-~ ..f O. constant
r-au u- NERVOUS Sch ltafti peopI.
as . have rr- o began ms present
p'e col. fe.i o. 1ian or aoman .r
'-~ '1tuI'nr at re- -lar.. wish fr
'niHt t.t Stale Wat the number
"i l"n ttHttd f.op.. .r tI, larr,-
Ar.'f .f.f- - .rpanue
'"ra Via ft. medicine AIN
o pins t1 introduce 80 .omttt
iht- condition Q hsf..2, 10 70 i. NE
n--t rI' p4~ar.Ul over before sold f1
'h" puu fr 100 fh4f r i- Immediate,
'I'' cases Df uehl.f. or Other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
miik Tor Flesh Redue,ion.

The simplest article containing com
piete nourishmcnt is mHk That is
br Miich"lis cure Tor obesity. but be
put his paf en's n bed while hi.
gives 10 to them An amount OF milk
suhicicnt FOR the n-ourishment OF a
healthy active person presents diges.
Nv" difficulties FOR many. It .s not
The simple liquid diet b. seems. bu,
presents a solid mass OF cufds ln the
stomach Linn" water make 10 more
dlgesiibie. IN the form Of buttcrmilk
90 is easier 20 digest and makes a very
effective reduction diet. Il Is wise 20
lake With b. = ht;le gluten bread with
butter since the fats have been re-.
moved from tho milk -Harpors
Ea1ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
STORES WILL CLOSE
Members Of Retail Croeers' Assoeis-
ton VIII shut Shop" a. Noon
Thanksgiving Day.

Gonna have company Thursday,
fknov how b. ia TO serve = dinner
and then discover you have forgotten
bread. or sslt or something else Ret-
ter nOt forget o. Thanksgiving DAY for
The stores viii close tight for this
RESI- of the Jay. and there viii be no
routing the proprietor out Of his home.
Tn another part Of fhe -fnfeIHgencer
U.s. au announcement that an retail
erpcers who are members Of The Re
faI GrucerH Association Zoo Wheeling
and ifs vicinity Will cIose their stores
a. noon Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
OHIO FALLING
stage o. Less Than Twelve Feet Rea-
istereo a. This PoT-very
Heavy Shipments.

Ih" Ohio started declining slowly
"sterday afternoon and az . o'clock
a stage 81 ~ feet q inches vas reg.
l-ier"d at this port. brt NAVIGATION is
10 no Wise threatened and " there
Nero any coal boo The Pittsburgh har.
r The coal feet could clear FOR tho
southland AT the packets arc doing
an excellent business. and tho holiday
rush has compelled the packet com.
panies 10 Increase me number OF deck
hands 10 handle tho Cargoes
Tn" Pittsburgh Cincinnati packef
Virginia had an excellent cargo 81
turkeys on board yesterday from the
southland. and several l-Indred uora
ieft a. The local wharf. while the 9th.
'rs we're sent on 90 Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
VERDICT NOT GUILTY
James Riley Found No, Guilty o., Al
legged Robbery OF Woman Of
Redlieht District.

= verdict oi nor guilty was 70
turned yesterday afternoon 81, fb.
ca" of Pho state against lame. IA
''N a thsresfon man. Who Was a.
'l~ei or The theft os e rinE from DO
r''ht Nut'cr. au inmate az the rasirf
conducted Dos NAV ila,- on tha south
SIDE 1h" prosecution. through N.
Nu'i'r woman. attempted 10 SHOW
ihaf Riley had taken the rim from
us owner hy force. and az the same
Inn" Do" had inflicted a bite ou her
bach
\ letter from tho vomau TO the de
PENDANT after tho date OF the alleged
robbery was introduced. however.
showing Do q She had given him the
mig Tho letter vas Gun az eud.ar.
inE terms. and 10 Va- on This that the
defense was chiefly based