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The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-30
BEAUMONT.

The Wednesday Afternoon Sewing
Club was entertained by Miss Rosalie
Mothner last week, but instead of
sewing the afternoon was spent by the
guests in hearing an excellent musical
program prepared by the hostess. The
members present included Misses
Edyth Hecht, Janet Hecht Tina Good
man, Hattie SZahr, Julia and Amelia
Tannenbaum, and Carrie Schwartz.
Mrs. NJ f. Roos and baby daugh-
ter, Alinne, are home, after a visit to
relatives in Nashville. Mr.. Harry
Deutchner left Wednesday to be gone
several weeks on business. Much
interest is being manifested in the APP
preaching marriage OF Miss Eryie Lee
vine of Galveston and Mr.. Herman A.
Philipson of this city Among those
who will attend will be Mrs Rosa and
Misses Marguerite and Marine Philip
SON. mother and sisters of the groom;
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Neyman and Miss
Edyth Hecht. The wedding reception
invitations have been received here.
Mrs. S. Feinberg is expected
home next week from Nashville. She
will be accompanied by her niece, Mrs
Blanche Solinsky. Il Mrs Ed Szafir
has returned to Port Arthur after a
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs j. j.
Nathan. Dame Rumor" has
whispered that at an early date the
engagement will be announced of two
In society here. Mrs. Eva SLIDER,
who is now visiting in San Antonio,
will visit Mrs. Henry Landau of Hous-
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-30
CALVERT.

Mrs. Gid and little daughter after
a pleasant visit to Mrs, s. Golden, re-
turned to her home in Greenville st
Mrs. j. Abrams is visiting relatives
in Waco. Mrs. H. Oscar returned
home Sunday after weeks visit in
Dallas. Mrs. S. Golden honored
her guest, Mrs. Gid of Greenville,
with card party at her home on last
Saturday afternoon After several in
teresting games it was found that
Miss Theresa Lemp won the highest
score, for which she received a beau
tiful hand-painted plate. Mrs. Gid
received the guests prize, a cut glass
puff box, while Mrs. l.. Abrams was
awarded the BOBBY prize. The fol
lowing was the personnel of the par
ty Mesdames Cashier, Rhyman, Gid
and Abrams, and the hostess, Misses
Rhyman. Oscar, samuels, Marx, Lemp
and Golden.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-30
CALVERT.

Mrs. Ethel Gill ana daughter Mau-
rince of Grenville, Tex, was the guest
at the Golden home. If Mrs. Jake
Abrams is visiting in Waco. = y Miss
lilly Golden, Beatrice Oscar and Mrs
Harry Golden were visitors to Hearne
Monday. % Mrs. Henry Oscar re-
turned home from short visit to Dali
las and MeXia. # Mr.. Milton Anstac-
OF of New York City was a pleasant
visitor to the Golden home Mr.
Ionic Weiss of Austin is spending
few days with home folks. IS Mr..
Jake Abrams spent Sunday in Waco.
. Quite number of social funtions
were extended Mrs. Ethel Gill Of
Greenville, among them Mrs. Hyman
Samuels entertained with a six o'clock
dinner and Mrs. II. M Ryman enter
tanned quite a number of friends at
cards. Prizes were given the guest, a
lovely belt pin and Mrs. Dol Golden
carried away the head prize, a hand
some painted bowl, and the BOBBY fell
to Miss Tillye Golden. A delicious lun-
cheon was served after which each ex-
pressed themselves as having spent
pleasant evening. Miss Theresa
Lemp had few of her friends over to
Gill. A god time was had by all pres
ent. Mesdames Sol and Harry
Golden hal a number of their friends
over Saturday afternoon in honor Of
their guest on the eve of her depart
'ure for home. Despite the heavy down
pour of rain quite number yentured
out and accepted the hospitality Of the
Golden home 500 was played, after
which prizes were awarded The guest
was presented with a beautiful cut
glass puff box and Miss Theresa Lemp
made the highest score and was Civ
en- hand-painted plate, and Mrs, Lee
Abrams consoled herself with the boo
by. At the conclusion a two-course
luncheon was served which was very
much enjoyed. Among those present
were Mesdames Casimir Ryman, Sam
uels, Abrams, Misses Bee Oscar, INN
ME Ryman, Esther Marx, Theresa
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-30
GALVESTON.

Misses Annie Zuber and Lima Cohen
OF Houston spent Sunday in our city
as the guests of Miss Lizzie Dorfman.
Mesrs. Herbert Levy and Jake
Zuber of Houston were Sunday visit
ors Miss Rosa Oshman of Rich
mond is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
3D. Levine. % 81 Mr.. Fred Levine of
Beaumont spent Sunday in our city.
" Miss Nora Lyons left for New
Orleans. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and
daughter Beulah have returned from
San Antonio. s. Mrs Pfeffer, Miss
Annie Dame, Miss Fanny Cohen, Mr..
Sygmond Scher and Sam Mas spent
Sunday in our city. Miss Bertha
Ephram leaves this afternoon for Lit
tie Rock, Ark. 81 " Mr.. Marquis of
Dallas was in town on business last
week. Miss Florence Bonart has
returned from New Orleans, where she
had a delightful stay of ten weeks.
. Miss Belle Pearl has returned,
after a few days spent in Houston.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-30
WACO.

Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Sanger of Dallas
have returned to their home, after
being with Mrs. Lehman Sanger some
days. * Mrs. b. H. Ettelson OF
New York is a guest of Mrs. Lehman
Sanger. Mrs. Seligman of Fort
Worth is guest of her daughter,
Mrs. A. Sanger Mrs. Philip San
ger of Dallas visited her sister, Mrs.
Ben Haber, a few days. * Mrs. r.
Lachman, formerly of Waco, but now
of Dallas, is visiting Mrs. S. Marks on
North Third street. y 81 Mrs. A. S.
Katz is visiting at Fort Worth and
Dallas X Mrs. M. Knop and son
of Granger are visiting the family of
Mr.. |. Lyons, on Columbus street.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-30

Lemp, Tillye Golden The beautiful
new home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Os-
car is nearly complied which will be
an ornament to our little city. y =
Mrs. Lilly Levi Of Marlin was visitor
in our city but was called home in re-
Spouse to death message of her
grandmother in New York City.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-30
THE JEWISH HERALD

God But we would ge false to our
selves and to our noblest impulses
were we not true both to the faith of
our fathers and the glorious heritage
of freedom which we enjoy in this
blessed land and which we hope to
hand over to our children.
Yes, America is the melting pot, but
not the melting pot of faiths. 1t is as
Jews and as Americans that we hope
to continue in the future and by our
side, fighting with equal zeal for the
uplifting of this glorious land, we hope
to find our neighbors, Christians and
Americans, each true, to his religious
convictions, yet striving for the COM
mon good of the common fatherland,
our country
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-30

recC, but TO prove that II is the melt {
ing pot of religions is false and con S
trary to historical accuracy. v
Though | am not adramatist can o
conceive a plot that would rightly il o
lustrate America as the melting pot b
of nations Let us lay our plot in New h
York Immediately after the Franco
Prussian war. Let our hero be a II
staunch and true German who has suf- j
baptism of fire before the walls of s
Paris and saw his comrades die before u
his eyes. Let the heroine be fair tt
daughter of the royal house that has
acted as nurse in Paris, has watch G.
ed the bleeding and the dying, has n
gone with water from parched lips to
parched lips and felt the anger of a
those without that are causing the p
suffering To him everything French +,
is hateful, to her everything German I,
is detested Let these two meet, fall n
in love and marry, and you have an ~
example of the true melting pot, the w
German and the French, the Saxon and r
the Gaul united in this free land, for h.
getting their feuds and coming forth
Americans. II
The Play Disappointing. Ii
To me the play was disappoint-
ment though the acting was far above
the average 1t left a false impression
upon the minds of the majority and
because it depicts half truth the eff -
feet is more dangerous than false
hood. The audience does not see the
fallacy of the argument and thus car
ried away the wrong impression
We agree that this is the melting
not of nations, where all the races of
Europe are melting and forming" We
believe that the American will be the
fusion of all races, the coming super
man." but we deny most emphatlcally
that either Jew or Christian, Moham-
medan or Confucian will be called on
to deny or denounce his faith, though .
all will doubtlessly be called upon TO
revise them. / deny most emphatically
that could be a better American by
denying my Judaism, or my neighbor
better American by denying his
Christianity, while / most firmly be-
lieye that both of us can be better
Americans by honestly unfolding the at
hest that is in our faiths
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-30
THE JEWISH cHAuTAUouA.

THE JEWISH CHAUTAUQUA.
A very enthusiastic meeting of the
Board of Directors of ne Jewish Chau-
tauuua Society was held March 81,
1911, Philadelphia. 1t showed that
much earnest and important work is
being effectively carried on. Plans
were made and submitted for The
Fifteenth Annual Assembly which will
be held at Milwaukee July 18th to 18th.
The Program Committee presented
their report, which was accepted. The
list of speakers and leaders of discus
sion will be given at an early date.
The secretary presented a report OF
the work in the South Jersey colo
MES. which showed marked increase
in enrolment and positive results.
This work has been one of the great
est achievements of the Society, and
marks an important advance in the
cause of Jewish education.
Report on the revised course OF The
Jew in Fiction and Hebrew course
was presented, and they will be ready
for circulation within the next two
weeks The Hebrew course, especial
Nv. has been enlarged with the addl-
ton of fifteen more lessons by the au-
thor. DR.. Gerson Levi. Owing to the
enlarged size of the book, the price
has been raised from 20 to 25 cents.
Plans are being arranged for a
Western Chautauqua Assembly, which
will be held on the Pacific coast i'm
mediately following the meeting at
Milwaukee. The Chancellor, DR.. Ber-
kowitz, and Vice Chancellor, DR.. Rose
nau, will represent the parent Society
at this meeting.
The work at the Summer School of
the South, at Knoxville, Tenn which
has been SO ably conducted by Dr.
Julian Morganstern for the past two
years, will be in charge this year of
Rabbi William Fineschreiber, of Da-
yenport, Iowa. His course of work
will be Post Biblical History and Lit
erature.
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Us tIy ~1 AGv- H-tGet g:cA
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careful a. ion D. t.c ms &C.
Us VI 10 places iu .a. rolll
t.at need repairing "C--t. S.-
BEL .Itss e Al-.-.t ...eet,u...
Question tw4 D. q 'ccal g..
,.o.. as o. any dofac' In ta- ts.-
LAVE. Ogr private -P...0n J.
tast al cyD-t c,- "a wand. lnd
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there Is a1y defect in IN az,
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tha. Il eg.s-1tur-; ;his % 81.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Fo2 SALE have 10. sale, for
oasa, o. on credit, with good note
tie following s,oci; t9-wi.:
Oae horse male colt, four and
on -aali months old, one horse
mule colt, eight and one-ka!f
months old, pair Of brood mares,
eisa, aad nine years Old, they
ars veil matched, work any,
where, gentle and no better brood
mares IL the county. both are be-
i.evei 10 be in foel nov.
Apply to J. W. T. Falkner ST..
at Ficst National Bank.
For SALE OF RzxT-A Cottage
on Depo. street. Apply 70
r. x. CROUCH.
For SALE Ny little farm with
in one mile Of OXFORD Containing
100 acres. Apply to
Mrs. b. c. Fee.
Foa SALE-Oae of the hes. Sad
die and Harness Horses in the
county, safo and sound. asDlv
a. this office.
Fos SALE-One Bay Horse. I
years. a good Saddler and fancy
driver. Must be sold a. 0 zee.
Price reasonable.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

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: E1- v=tF .oua Ia w.ssiag.
-ar. q ar A.-ersji. n, boca
IA q s.-s. -; i SI.ls be.ter.
Lib '..t4 Hickey has bsea
laeias e.I.i.8 ;lis wees.
~. !. I. Gi!5er. isno: any
osiisF without some changes take
alaco 51oa.
L IS reported thl. TIE wocgas
arr taking charge OF ne coeon
IN several PIscas. Co tlawas
ready short aad thu worms will
MAKE il slo7;s-. Wa ;aoaga.
once that VA had the 5ast cotton
that had been seen in years.
Va learn that Mr. Claude Nor
gan has Z penny wdica was m lde
IL 1913. Who can bsat il? lie
has had i Tor 20 years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
NJ NERD 10 Srop ,-,,,y

"hea year doctor oriars yoa 20 s,ou
~S'@' 7 staggsrs You. II cSn'tu yoT,
say' fOa Eao@ yuu are weak, ran
-, 1ad l's,i1s; u health, dag by day,
but u iGu-t work Is loag a. Vol, can
stHn'. WAIT sou need i Electric Bir-
ssrs 10 gvs time, strength and vIgor 10
yOur :, e,nl sOp event breakdown and
DELI 9cu u. Non't &c weak, sickly
OK siifng vhsl E'sctgic h ..srs I'll bens.
az yoa rom tks frs - Tl,ousands
pes y m 81 q rlF ri .us b -a.th and
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:9sssnt ed To s.tgy. Onsy 5ec.s AZ a
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fisns-o.-t-aJ - tee 5 uth bo1-;8 -
l.il@ q t-e north lEs O.. Sexton g
Township ;, l.Gags ) West; End s,.e..c,
ess. wisa sait Lac T. Tie soEtlwcs. c ?,
Iser II s-L!- City, .hrnee in u ncrtae.. j
direction 70 Tie fia.aE o. beginning. =.
Territory Included villain tha Sbsf;
..1os . b al6sd 20 sad City, ard tai
limits c! siii City, o hsg7~ise, u o. a.
rec,1in ~ ~ pr seat.
SeetsoG : The above ordinance kav
INK beoi previously reduced 20 wr.t.s.,
vas read ald asinaaei by sections nc
then a. : ysLele.
sept 6, 1871,
p / STEPHENS, Mayor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
r0.i.I.. i.InNrY n..-r.cY.

: great f:e.i;e-sre % proven v=.ua
tof ,'otE ieate and cAruRic kidney and
oieG .er a2lmeafs. Il y especially res1;.,
.ntAce.' 10 elderly peor.s fIriss IN
isfiul tonic and -ecoEssructive ausT-
sies, and the permanent relief and go
fort It gives them. Foz sals by !.
aendsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
OkI,IS

Il sia.! Be ::.lasTsul fgr ary par.c.. r
p.F-"as IL LAFayct;. tc5a y, s.is>.s-
-ifm. To hnpu-, woIaa, .nJurs. a. 4,
ca,ch o. pursue with sach inter, IN a-y
year, az u tas fo.lYw!sg hirsls be-
.''cu.i t..e folio .s4iig -. s-, To-wtt:
Y ~ or Tar tiIg.s BE- sea ErJ-a-
AIRY 18th AMI December 10Th.
--uy person o. ps.s0as violating BIS
eraer o. tre BcG-d s.al! be d .siae.l
g1i!iy q inisciemra1o- and shai. O..
conviction thereof be fired not less than
siJ Tor eIcn ogrn.e.
l. : ordered tina; this order shall b.
p'iS.'s.ie'' n Iiisi Oxford Eagi3, negg3
s'-sl. e'.o.4-s1tsl IN IL syestc County,
-.-.ss., ~ .5lr weeks ber,naircs ~;
sex Ia, 1911.
= Is cs4 --sd tAI- ;!l,s order ake e.
;tcr asa b. "a Tor = i.u.- an s.t,. Get
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
&. A. McLARTY.

An article that has rsal ,rs-it shs,la
IA time become popular. Taa. srch Is
tae case VITA CRamher!air's Cough
Remedy has been attestei by lDa5v
dealers Here Is one OF them. III vi
Heiaricszsoa, Ohio Falls, Ind, writes
"ChltnheTlain's Coagh Remedy i tbe
best iO- coughs, coils and croun nnr -
my best seller" Fer sale by A II Ken
Col.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
a DREADFUL sYGur

To Il J Barnun, Of Fresvllle, NY,
was the fever.sore that had lagued hi
ne Tor years In spite Of many remedies
ne tried. AT last he used Bucklenis
Arnica Salve and wrote: SIT has en-
Grely healed with scarcely a scar left u
heals burns, boiis, eczema, cuts, swell
Lngs, bruises CORDS and piles ike magic
Only &c ut A II Kendelis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

On Saturday, sept IS, 1911, there
~-.i be- i.eia a. election t1s Marshal o..
.be village u Le.ay 10 q tau vacancy
.Alss1 ~ tls Eeaisna ien OF &. Is.
..yEca.
~ o:'if- q ,lo Mao. en- e1a-.i q
..i!ernel.
-. l.. Dent0-.
--. =. ,.-A--..-.', Com. o..e-s
=. .L4fvG1al-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

For unless cured they say the vitality
and lower the vital resistance 20 MOI
serious infection. Protect your children
and Yourself blythe prompt use Of Fo-
iey's Honey and Tar Compound and
note It's quick and dncisive results. For
coughs, colds, Group, whoaping cough
bronchitis and affections Of the throat
chest and lungs 1t is an ever ready ard
valuable remedy. Fer sale BY L II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

'sli. Fslea y5G- intlvla1a. case II van
AVE any foEn OF kidney and bladder
tr1chie ar urinari Irregularities. TRY
taeia. For sale By 4 r KaadeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
Nor A WORD or scANpAL

Marred the call Of neighbor ON Mrs
W. P. Spaugh, Of Manville, wyo., who
who said: s.Sh- told me DIR. Kings
New LiJe Pills had cured her OF ohsfi-
nate kidney trouble, and made her feel
ike new woman" Easy, but sure
remedy for stomach, liver and kidney
trouble. Only 25c at A II Kcneces.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
RsroRg rau REACH ruY,,x,-

OF physical endurance and while your
coalition Is still cureble, take Folsv
kidney Pills Their quick action and
positive results will delight Won For
backache, nervousness, rheumatism
and all kidney, bladder and urinary
troubles. For sale by A. III. Kend-i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

r. II. ca, = is-ses EunSer Of poor
sufferer whose hkess ere sore and rack
Ell w,fn cergas, sse a.ssi 20 20 20 an
aSs tts-a s1l cosby and
no. aiH'a, s1.o r. a bkttr- way
l. Dr.. Ai1g aaw lbs every cure Won
AZ hone. III ep-esi ne G. lang tsou-
lie, aTi.e : ,eisan 81 Csslamiae.
sss - esse = < d J game
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H*arv rcup al
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49,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
= GREAT ADVANTAGE 10 wcRt.a


IA Naples, III 7,h stroe., steui,ea
vile, o., says: ''Eur years | suffer.
frcE weak k;ineys All severe bal
de- trol5.s ! learned u goiey's Kld
ary s.ils and ,1s!s WON'T srfal cures -
began taxing them and slre eroaEh /
bal a. COCA Er'ssi.s as any heard s.5eat
l.y bac.-ashe left nc and to one 81 nv
business, expre@smal, that alone Is q
g.ea. advantage Ny kidneys acted
free and norIlal and that saved Ilo q
laS OF misery. Il l. now a pleasure T.
work where II us,-l IN be 3 saisaFy. =,
Icy Kidney Pills have curei me . K,
have my highest praise" For sale by
4 IL keadel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

ST. 2 Rushing W.T. alic RBshf
g .ee q Q Tor team .1i yslssn 81 8
s1s ruri
s.. ~. 4etls We a.iog-ec 81
d { ror work.
= ~ Weivc.t1u was asicwoi SIS
'of tess.Gg 2,s53 roal ha1i.
4.,s dsy cagnc on tor exam
C. 10 report cf Il. 7. smith, rA
upr .ntenGeEt % Education, slas.a
he lmoaat PAID tssnaess, .. 500 !
vaisa was approved ucd the sad a..
Sa..n vas allowed ai3 o. asst. -
Ordered that the member. ard 70.
lce.s be allowed thelr rsaai ae.oa4
per uiCsa and mileage
Orrorej tia: cOEg do now atio--s
uiI. tie frs EoEa-y IN C.s5jsr, i
9clg e ..ls I'D Gcy OF said mont
=. a. DAVIS, pest .els
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

Every family neys.s a good pleasant
Io-t@ze liver medicine. There il no
reinedy known that $ better than ST.
Joseph's Liver Regulator for this pur-
pose. has been IL Use for &c wears
and Is endorsed BY thousands Of famiIas :
Is ths greatest OF al family medicines
y reileses o.iioIsness, constipation, in
cigss..o on, etc. and thus presrrves good
health. IL Is made in 18th LIQUID and
powder form. Druggists and geperaI
dealers sell y, hquia &c htsle: now
aers, n tn boxes &c box, Ave boxes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
toLgy,s HOSE. ,NnT.p,,ouro,~,

soLgy's fiosEz AND TAR uuMr0rSD
still. retains It's high place " the best
household remedy for all coughs and
colds, either for children or grown per
sons- Prevents serious results from a
cold. Take only the genuine Foleyis
Honey and Tar Compound and refuse
substitutes. For sole by A III Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

II you knew Of the real value OF Cham
berla'n's Enin-nt for lame back, sore
hess OF the MUSCLES sprains and rkeu-
matte pains, you would never wish TO
DO without it. For sale by A III Kesdel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
The Fail Festival

The Fall Festival, en- wh.,h teas c. ton
sands Of dollars viii have bern srcf.: Ia mag
niiieent floats, brilliant stree: decorations ana
the most elaborate ilunius;loas, vii =.-as b.
worth corning Hundreds a. MITE. T. ,ec
Don't faii 20 share - hospitality Il Nr=i-
ph.s ca this ccca@iua.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

Few. II any, MEDICINE, havc met with
the uniform success ths.f has attended
the nae % Chamberlain @ he, Cholera
ard DlarrhoeG Remedy. The rcmarss-
able cures of collie anil tiiarrsosa watch
L Ass effected In aiIn0st every nsish-
DO hood have given IL wlsie reputation
-sc. sale by A II kentlel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

Running up and down stairs, sweep
irs and bending over making bssts VIII
make woulva healthy or beautiful.
Sne mus: set uEt doors, walk a mile or
two every day and take Chemoeriainss
Tablets 20 improve her dixestis.l and
regulate heI bowels. For sale BIZ 4 II
k-aael.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
Combination
Offer
aile Your Choice
iaERClaL APPEAL.


w ar a. . Offering the Ok
fo.1 i "a the Commer-
cia, An "a. 9Re 90 as
HOLE AID FARfi.
0Stur .agia sd the
Lori aaa tasH 81 & nn
.es-.sr......s3 G.yy
53yiaE.A,d auRALIST.
- oxford Eagl IA lhe
sautheca aurAiist q 4 ~
ne yeas for ....I g..
ORDERS TAKEN FOR AEY
n z.f1PA?E OR EaAGAZI.SE.
j % II 1,sss- S.ssss-..s..oa- E.fly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

The implicit confidence that many
people have in Chambsrlaia's collie
Cholera and Diarrhosa Remedy is found
ed on their experience IN the use az that
remedy and nfzlz knowledge of the
ranny remarkable cares os cotc. d;sr-
riloea rad dysesitery that Il ~ rss.res
For sale b. i Il Esnsiel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
B.3o ard Gray

A,zfaa IS ;sk.-g 20 led r. bringing tie
c.rT- n - Gray into frs; National Rent,
q tie Ellr sad Gray. Ths- meeting viu =.
ritF<'d - sa'--iia psc--arrle- and f-i.
ie~a b GRAIL i.-Ihr--ir n Ea-t Es4 psi
90 10 r.r-is Ct lie Criies. Soa. Of lie Co...
is-sTatc veterans.