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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Card.

To the SOVEREIGN Voters Of Mississippi:
In presenting myself as Z candi
late for Railroad Commissioner
% the Northern District u Mis-
si-sippi do ST with 4 fail know
ze Of the duties of the Office.
{ also know full Vel the responsi-
1il;ty TIA. attaches % an Office %
his character. have had IS
years experience IN the Transport
.at0n department. % different rail
rDa Is aat / feel that this service
NiN De beneficial to Tie if am
elected / know when the COM
m7n carriers are doing their duty
py the pu5lic. And I am here To
cell y1u that the prover5al hens
teeth are "a scarce "a the corpora
.ioa that j. now doing OF attempt
in- % 20 its duty by the public.
But Ii | an elected assure you
that Il viii rs the euieav0r Of my
..fe @ see that they toe the mark
nearer than they have been made
o. toe 10 IN this district before. It
j. 4 crying shame the = many
0f the tepots and waiting rooms
Jt the dspots in the districts are
Kept. Many OF then are unsani-
tary to a high degree. And my
friends did you observe about
three years a<o, just after the
last State election how the tele-
phone companies raised their
rates and took away the free
county serviees This Is matter
xith which you are ali familiar.
And 1 dare say that not one Of
you heard a complaint from your
railroad commissioner.
Ii this trIeS : attempted on me
after I am elected You viii hear a
kick n It Will resound frIm the
tennessee Inc 10 the Gull OF Mexi
Ic0. The express companies TOO
ara running things with L nigh
na1d IA this state. and I assure
yoI 5hat when am elected (aud
my friend. am almost sure 70 %
into rn= second primary with a ma
iori,y that Will assure my triumph
Ant e,ectIon) 1t Is my platform
now and you wili hear from me
q the effect that better depots
and more accoumOdatIOls for the
travelling public. lower freight
rates. II they can be had, and
l1Ner express rates If there - any
law for lowering them. Don't let
people tell you that something
-Iulot o. done along this line.
lt -al Oe done. aat II you elect
me | vii show YOU.
y. q. BuF0RD,
Water Valley. Hiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Route No. | News

me farmers OF this vicinity are
taki1g advantage OF this pretty
weather y flash planting. though
Il It dos NOT rain soon some OF
them viii De abou, a. Dine Is they
were lsat month.
The young people euIoved 4
dance At Mr. Walker Garners last
Friday night.
NJ c. g. Wilson. Of Oxford.
visited relatives near Fay Springs
Sunday.
There wiil be an aI;iay sing
ing AZ Bluff Srriugs Sunday aas
several people IN THIS community
VII attend.
H4rk, Esteu for tie Iase echoes
o those welding 5et-s. th0uSh I
think they EiI be tllinc acaia
before long Wait AMI see.
Ar. l. Stevens aat family at
tended the singing =. Bethel last
SUNDAY.
Mr. VII Rushing vas oct near
Bay Springs last week On 5asI-
ness
Mr. Charles Baird ana wife
visited Sir Nathan C5e5 an rsfs
Sunday.
Mr. Robert Wootea vas OF the
sick list last week. bat Ne are
gao u learn that ae IS better.
Reports say that the Surdav
school at Bay Springs Is inprov-
Ins every Sunday.
Prof Chester McLarsy : nov
a. ho-le a. MS school closed sew
erai weeks ago.
Mrs Marx Roberts Is visi,ino
her daughter a. Burt
Il Is hard ID tell which Is -Dino
10 be ihe Ghickest TINS wear tbs
candidates or the locusts.
Mr. r Y. Black made q busf-
ness trip near Bay Springs re-
Gently.
Mrs SyIvestus LirtIejohn. Of
near HopeweH, Is reported quite
sick
Say there, guess who. 1 think I
Anos You Mermaid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Pubic notice Is hereby gwen that
the undersigned VIII receive sealas,
BIDS up 70 - 1'elpcx. noon. on Tuessifv.
June 6rh. for cle b ...,i.n,- os-ra, fsi-
owing bridges. For the buiItirr of a
bridge on the Ozfuvd and aor.seD1
raj. ls cer lslg.ald Old u.u: also for
The b1liling OF = b-isi-e ass Greasv
Cree.S on road lnz 10 ) also a badge
On ssii creek o. roai Ink c,o- 10. also
4 a-sl-e ca Biackwacer road In. No.
IL
The z'Ovs mentioned 5r-s,c-s are 70
De Is aS- -euS-sts-iy and - D.. DONE
tcc1r'.iHg % plans ard specifications
now o1 ~. 2. is4g a-l-e- Fhs sslrcses
IN o-l - VII D. --11f--C ~ f-russa
5'1ni ,t'r11le t1e aupga- - eseh 49,.
vita rV-o ur f11-e Ssid secariti--s f. ?
ts.1fal Performance e tE- eaasraer
Ia Board reserves tae righ- 20 r.
i-s-s aHg aad az aiis. an.i Gu tn SAM
izE t-t ne san mas 1t albtse aase-,
-a tl- l1Se~s la1 5e-s niaEerS To-
7asstr reserves she right % reject an
Easi IA 5sis-
~ II Woodward. Clark.
Oxford. Mss, Hav s n. IsIr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Keep tGie Kidneys Well.
Hsalth = ssrta saving aasi .s.zzss. ozfsr,
E-aPls- knsw Hos To save T.

Hsalth = ssrta saving aHsi s<.zzss. oxf.srd
E-ePi- knsw Hos to ave T.
Many oxFord people take Their lives
IN their hands b. Regierring the kid
negs whel they know these organs
need keip- Sick kidneys a-e respansi-
ole fgr a ysEss araount Of suffering ard
u kealrh, ouf there + M need most 20
sulfer nor % remain IN danger when al
diseases and pains d--s % weak KID
ueys can oe quickly relieved b. the
use OF uo1a's Kidney Plli< here l.
tne statement OF Oxtaryi CITIZEN who
his reclaimed Scu1 heGlta BIZ the Use
OF rslis rsfnesiv.
J. = crow, Scura street. Oxford.
Mss. szys- i Awe ns kesifzrssn in
recommending Dams ki1.=ey PTS.
A. they hzxs. been Used IN my family
with he EHa~r satisfactory results
Persons VIM suffer from pains in the
back or any ocher rro1bEe Dire u dis
ordered kidneys, viii consult tkeTr
owz Interest," BY giving this remedy a
trial p
For sale by al dealers Price 3
cents Foster 0isoa-n Co Buffalo.
New TO-x- -ole agents for the United
States
Reusr.ber the nane-Doan's-an
take no other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Commencement Exercises .. tie
University G. Mississippi

Sunday. May 2s,n.
IL u. m-Comneueement Sermon
by Bishop Brattcn, ofJacksou.
$50 p-n-Sermon before the Y.
NJ. c. A.. b. Bishop BcattOn.
Monday, May 18th.
II a-m-Annual Grafton by Hon.
Champ Clark, OF Missouri.
$50 p.m-SeniOr Debate.
Tuesday May 30th.
1880 a.u-Commeaeemeut E.xer
cises.
4 p-m-Alumai Meeting
$3.50 p-m-Address by DR.. R. B.
Fulton.
Banquet with opening Of the new
Library
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

AFTER our child had suffered from
severe bronchial troable for year. y
wrote g I Richardson. of Richardson,
Nils. Ala, we feared i. hzd consume
tisAs It had L bad cough all the tine
We tried many remedies without avail.
and doctors medicine seemed as usa-
leSs- Finally We tried Dr. Kings New
Discovery, and are pleased to saw that
one bottle effected a complete cure and
OSr child = again strong and healthy. y
For coughs, colds, hozrseness. lagrfDoe
asthma, erOrp and sore lungs, Is the
meet infaIliDle remedy that's made.
Price SOC and 81 g-ial bottle free- For
sale by A II KendeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Z ; Eaeon. Il Bast street. Bafa. He
saacs cut tais warning to raiIr0ac.ers.
eolcuctor on the railroad. nv WORK
caused chrome inflammation OF the
kidneys. and / was miserable and an
played czr \ friend aiviSed F9,evss
Aafney Pills and from the sE,v I CON-
r1eneed taxing them / began To regain
ny strength. The Inflammation clear
ed and | am fsellna, b t-zr than have
for y years. The weakness and l:fx-
" spells are = tang Of the pat AID 7
higrly recommend Foxy EiGaev piIrssl
For sale by 4 II Eendei
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

We call attention % the an
1euacemeat u Nr. John Dudley
Butler IN this issue a. 4 candidate
Tor Baililf IN Beat I SIR. Butler
: n native Of the county aa3 one
d our most reliable and energetic
young men tie viii make a good
Official Il chosen and Is thorough
y competent 70 i'll TIE position
he seeks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

me Little son cf N-S q 5 Palmer. OF
Little Rack. Ark had the measles. The
result Wa a severe cough which grew
we're and h enuIi BOT sIe~u. -.
s4yss --Ss-lss bottle q Folsvis Honey
.-nsl Tar compound completely Cured
I'M ard IL has never been boehe-esf
slas'e Crap. Ehooping eocgh and
.i,-asles eoggh Al yield - Fo.eyss
ao1sy and Tar C3mpognS The gem
&c = IN ne yellow package ALWAYS
5efiIss substitutes. For sale BY L. H
S--eseI-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

y y ereor7e- CT Iroudale. Ala. VS.
toslezed VIA kidney trouble for MANY
Essl-s- as Persuaded - Try Fa.ev
Ak-ley Remedy, and befure tIEiu- Il
r2ree GAYS 1 could fee. its beneficial sas-
teS---- The Pzi1 lset my back. nv kssI-
hey acton cleared up, and I an. ~
lznfsn better l do not hesitate sss res.-
0mmead kOl-y:s kidney asnessv. =
: sale By A. 4 kerdeI-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
PETITION FoR PxRooN
, Els E-eelleney L 2 Noel, Goverr.n
OF Mi-sisSfo-l.

- rs E-1et-ft@4scT 4 r Noel. GOVERNS
of Mississippi.
4 We. tins undersigned eisiz-ns Of Ok
-rss- lafayette CoaEry, hiss respect
tells request that ysu p-ruo1 custer
BsAlngslg- a negro NO. now about Is
years old convicted 0f foryervar rha
Karen term 1919, Of the Circuit Court
q Lafayette County, ard assign TIE
kclkowing reasons.
LIST The boy WAS was little more thar,
- EeArs old when the crime was com
niEErd-
Ind he entered plea OF guilty.
s1rd he forged small check and the
bank and the person whose name was
forget teeis that he has been uuuishe,;
enough and besides the presiding nudge
the district attorney aud others were
ct the opinion that under the pee,aIi.. :
.crrc1risrarees one year WAS sufficient
punishment, but under the law rwD
wears was the least punishment
18th The above officials promised him
rnzs L ne mace a good prisoner that
they vould ask pardon for aim ~
the end OF one year
We believe, therefore. rhat the p~is-
o7er has been sufficiently punished and
If partoned VIII make = good citizen
W D Porter, J ? Matthew's. i j aar-
kirs ard Others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Aitus Ncwz.

We are having some real pretty
weather o. which the farmers are
taking advantage.
lir. Emmett Harris and vile al
tended the concert 1t kingdom
last thursday uigls.
Aie~scs. Ne.E, k.az AMI Cles-
ter LIvings-ol asten I'D Sunday
school a. Aitus Sunday.
The quarterly meeting a Md
way Friday vas we'll attended.
A.sss-s- ~. d. Glrirer. :. D.
GsrlHe-. BUford ,5ardne,. j. Il
Daas and J. d. WJI.sa attend III
the siasouie lodge a. Can ord -
SATURDAY
Several 81 tn people from here
1re expaetiaS IN attend the lli-e
Il sorrow II CI15s.1se S4aI-y.
Nav 3S-a.
Mr. v. E Hyde, wa his bsea
At work IN Tate County. Is visit
Ia hone felix's this week.
Little ei-aa AMI Goidae Staol-
ems of WuodSoa-s Ridge. visited
stzlsIT q N.Y. Sxr-- Eu-z. Bert l1z-
Wees.
SON d tie young people here
expecting ID attend CaiIdrsn :
Day services 4. Bluff Springs
sunday.
3ir. Ha1sa H5oksr's brother
md s1fe, - Thaxt0n. visited ht-n
Saturday and Sunday.
Ar. Marx Kidd and wife visit
Fl thelF parents last week.
Miss Crease Beard. OF Oxford.
: vlssuES f-isn4s a11 rel1tsves
zeFe- Dixie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
y D y Ih'IN I'D. G lsrx.
Oxford, Mss. ia s 4 1911


No. Never It's foolish TO reara fsr
ciett evil wen there are real ard dead
L perils % gard S-z.ns- n sx1r-snS
and r11-shes- aIvo1s zad l1whands
T1sse arr the MALARIA germs tha- eause
apue, c;liil> and fever. weakness. .-he,
II the bones and El1seI.s aaf ray in
duce ds.sdlv typhoid But Esecr-ic st
tiers destroys ami casts aIr these viei-
ou< germs from the bload. Tire
ao-ries drove al The malaria from nv
system, w1ose William FretEeIi, q
Llis,.tula, y C.. and I've had fina
hssal-1 ever since = Use cais safe. sur
remedy 0aly- see A. ! Il Sal6el-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

For cholera morbus, cholera infauturn
dlarTnoea from colds ard zrind e.,Ii,,
GeGeess Baby Elixir l. a remedy OF
extraordinary power. il relieves colo.
pains instantly, checks diarrhoea ara
settles the disordersd stomach. Pric~
nc and soc per bottle Sold BY 4. 81
ksndel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Nay not par.lyze house 80 eoznplete
" as 4 mothers long Illness. Bat Dr.
Kings New Lie Pills are a so!eugIi.i
remedy for women They ave me
wonderful benefit in constipation and
female trouble" wrote Mrs Il &c Dun
lap, OF Leasill- Tenn Il aiIing. try
them &c II \ II keadei's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

When the astounding rIaiuls wee
first made for Bacxl.n's Aria Safve
b1r - years Of wo1l.rfrlI cures havs
proved them true aEd everyVv ita-a + Is
nav Known as the best salTe oE earth
Lsr burns. oils sea!Cis. sores. bruises.
eilEs- s2-,lias- sIEe,Iil-ss. eczema chap
pei hands fever sores ard 5l5Ias. On
il @5c u : = Ker6eIss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Vow Is the time to get rid OF vrur
rheumatism You VIII find Chamber
aims Liniment wonderfully effective
One application will convirc. Won Of
its merits Try II. For sale b. an
dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
NV tror, Route No. 1.

The health OF this community
is very good AT this writing and
We are having some very pretty
weather now.
Air. William Robuck and son.
Henry. were in enthusiastically
SIR Willie Purvis IS yisitir z
home folks this week.
Rev. James Nelson, of LaFay-
cite Springs, was in our midst
Friday.
Miss Villa Purvis returned FRI
day after closing her school, and
vas thrown from a wagon and
badly hur;-
Rev. J. Z. Cunningham. Of
Holly Springs, passed through
here Saturday en- route to King
dom where he held quarterly con
ference.
The singing AZ Mr.. John Pur-
vs. Sunday afternoon was en- Joy
ec BY = large crowd.
Several Of our people from this
route attended services AZ King
dom Sunday night and listened
to an excellent sermon By Prss.d
ing Elder Cunningham. OF Holly
Springs.
Misses Lila and Alta Puryis
visited Mss Leila P1rvIs SaEur-
day night.
- 80 II At - -
visited Gr- H. H. PGrvis and his
family Saturday nigat-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

We are glad 10 know that God
IS still blessing Us with such
beautiful weather, and 1 think
everybody Is trying to take adj
vantage Of IL. Most everyone IS
through planting and al the early
corn IL looking fine. some have
got their old corn worked out and
cotton p late. some have stand
up. but some would be Eiac 20
receive n shower from -9c 81
their ground would not be 81 dry
The sunday school a. Caa-
bridge i doing fine. had a large
attendance sunday Afternoon, 50
let everybody come and bring
some one with them and the sun
day school at Bay Springs Is do
Ing very well. Hope that more
viii come out in the future and
make both schools a success for
that is what all communities need
and il We want Gods blessings
So must serve Him more il tas
future than VIC have 10 the pa {
We regret to learn that old Dir
Aliss-On is quite sick. but hope
he may soon be well again.
Mrs. William Watson Is visit
iag " WatsOa's family this week
Mr. Sid Hickey was called To-
Sc lis sister, Mrs. Rushing. Sat
urday. She Is reported quite
sick anI hope that she may not
have long SPELL
I viii close for this time, hop
ing 20 hear from other writers.
Blue Belle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

= the-s anything n Al this world
EEar Is Of more Ir1po-t=1re to you than
good dz-estioni tood must be eaten
60 sustain ne and must be sligeste.l md
COW srtad INTO hlacd Waen the dives
son fails the whole body suffers. Cham
os-ial--' Tablets AZ e 4 rational and re-
l-l3l= cure for Indigestion the few Of
snl=- party the bsoot, strengthen the
stomach ami tone Up the whole dTgss
I'VE a7pS.ratgls % a natural and heafsav
aston For s.sle By al dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

J u HoEel, = popular Druggist u
Greenshrxgr KY says I've use Chan,
herAInas tocgh Remedy n car own
norsehoad and know it Is excellent. y
Fog sale by All dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

WE%1 your food dos not digest wei
and vOu feel -hige. tired and diseog1r
asecl- yeu should Ess a IiErle Heroine IT
oesltlua.- e opens the bowels. purissS
he system ard restores 1 fsnt- r-eEuz
Z he1l-,l and ene-gv. Price 5sc- SOL
BIZ 4 Il Eanss..I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Notice to Candidates.
We have just received
Is, 900 CARDS

and are prepared to print them
at very low price Every Cam
didate should have several th0us-
and cards printed before varda-
man day, May 18th you can
easily give away 5000 or 1000
cards in Oxford on "Vardaman
Day." Have your cards printed
and show the people that you
siII appreciate their support.
Come early and avoid the rush.
EAGLE JOB DEPARTMENT ,
LEE JACKSON, Mgr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

May Of the bess people n Teun@s-
see Gld al ilgEiag -tAf~s recunmend 81
Josepnis Liver Regulator a. bring
splendid laxative and liver medicine
Is aee=sio1sL Use vEil ksep tae system
n good condition. thus assisting nature
10 establish good healra- Z vii re-
move tire bils and effeee natter from
me system. a-zs.f as : rule. Nature viii
90 tie rest" Try il IL Is wel en-
au-sed. + i made in both Esuid and
powder-- Druggists and dealers >e / L
l-qzlzst 80 cents botsie-. posE,sers. II
Tn boxes. - cents 4 box
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Foley kidney Pills take hold OF xou-
system and help you 90 rid yourself 81
your dragging backaehe, duh headache
nervoas1ess, impaired eyesight and Of
al the Ills resulting from the impaired
action OF your kidneys and bladder.
Remember it is Foley kieiney Pills rhat
do this For sale by A. II. keneieI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Sex AsadsEcls -es--i-s fr1ca i G1s.lr-
de-ed eoEciirlou Of the stomach. and
can ne e1lre't BY tie use Of CAamber-
lal1 : Stomach ard Liver T.bIecs. Trv
l.. F1- sale b. al 5.1Ia-s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

sun neck i not only painful hut an
moving. To get rid OF Il quickly rrh
the affected part with Billiards. Stow
Llniment, 1t penetrates the flesh and
relaxes the muscles so that the pain
ceases Immediately. Price 25c, soc and
81 PEI bottle Sod By \ Il Kend-h
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

The Oxforj Eagle,
OFFICIAL Organ Of Lafayette County
Mr. E A. Thom7soa,
Editor ald Pro7r,sio-
Wilmer hcnuc3T, Hln1Ecr.
fdvsr-ferg Rate. on .,.icatiou.
STATE rickET
SOS uNirEo srAT5s SENATOR
IsHE5 r. VABDAHAN.
to3 ssckzrkFV u= sTaTE
f0sEPF W. POWER.
iNN0l NCENENTS.
We ar l-sAoy ri 10 annonnce "a.
following named Gentlemen for the OF
'.rr o. v-t-fa he e<r.rrs. rubiect 90 ths
-srtt7' ~ tie ila-rss--ati- Vrtraries n
t1-al--
SOS ATTORNEY GENERAL
;. :. HUDSON.
IOSS A. COLLINS.
For OisirsSi Attorney
y. ". BRADFORD.
r. n. KNOX.
For State Senator.
LIE NJ RUSSELL.
WP SHINAULr
For Representative
JOHN L CALFEE
ULARENCE EsKRIDGE.
HE GROVES
HOYLE
J VI SAUNDERS.
e. L. SHIP.
For Shcrisf
Ut BCEROW
WILLIAM HUSTON
STANLEY VI. SNEED.
E. (. TEMPLE.
r n. RAGLAND.
tos Ch17ccry Clerk
" n WOODWARD
&C. McELEEATH
L. Rome ROBCCE.
T. " ANDERSON
For Ci-cu;t Cle-k
Guy +. TAYLOR
Hi. Zee DAVIS
T. Il. NORRIS
GLEN ". WHITEHEAD
For Treasurer.
J W STEPHENS.
W B. RUSHING.
IA. MEEK.
5. VI PAEHAM.
Fog Superintendent Of E5ucztio-
n. T. SMITH.
CHESTER y 9f-LAETT.
.. G.C CARPENTER.
For Co,i-tT Attorney,
EDGAR WEES TEE
JOHN PALMER JR
For Tax Azzcssor
MACK b. EAvBURN
J. g. WOOLyEETDN-
2 = HAE&ISS-
Blk Ese< COLLINS
Fos Sgrcz~zo--5c1t No. {.
, : FF-8R-
u f KNIGHT
81 p BISHOP
F. A Ru5EErS-
Fer BlalEf-ESl- No-G-
J. 8 D0CGLASs-
3 y RUSHING
% L UZSf4Ep-
JOHN DUDLEY BITTER
Fer SGscr~sor-E.1s Va. :.
JOE PARKS
EB PARKS
AEJoSES
Fer B1zl-tt Beat No. =
"a J. WILLIAMS
FOR Sspsrvsor-5e1t No. ;
O. \ HARTLEY.
EaB CHILDEESS
EE 1T -@SEV-
z D ANDERSON
Fo- B1iisff. ColIegr FfIl-Bcat J
EDGER o. DUNLAP
ANDREW DARLNS-
For SssrczvScr-Bs1t No. 1.
J. E BCSDREN.
VI LOEELADY
C. " SEIPP-
Fer Srrcrvisc--Be1t no. :
: 3. MARTIN
LOREN BROWN
AE HAEWELL
John D. Butler.
We call attention % the an.
louaceneat u Mr. John Dudley
Butler in this issue a 4 eandidac.
Tor Bailif in Beat /. Sir. Bu-le,
: a native Of the county an3 ols
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

List os unclaimed mail matter re-
naming N ths Oxford poss-offfce for
s----ss& ending Saturday N>y 1s>s.-
Alien, Miss Bessie, 90
: Berryhill, Rev e. L.
} Banks, Curtis.
A Boone, Andrew, eulored.
) B<ztler, James
Clark, Rev c. ID.
Calenburg, Eli
W0raanis College
Douglass, Mrs Anna
10 Dickens. Miss Clarice-
IL Davis, Miss Anna L
L Hurst, James,
Is Henry, Mrs. DAME
"a Henry, Mrs Birdie
Is James, Dudley
Is Jarrett Mrs Luev
II Jenkins, r. c.
Is Luster, Miss Matte, CT
- LOWS Avis, q
% Meier, Mrs Mary.
II Pickering, H. D.
- Robertson. Miss Mary Lena
3 Rnbe<s0n, Mrs. Mrs. Matte.
~ Rogers, Trylnr-
. Rizeste, j K
- SMITH, Josh
= Williamson. Anderson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Fc- soreness ~ the muscles whether
in1rrsd hy virleur exercise or Injury
Chamberlain Lininieut : exec lent.
Tbs Enirsn. Il zlso highly esteemed
for The relief ir affords in eases of rnea
Uiallsul. Sold By al dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Il v0I beleh up a bitter tasting liquid
it Is c sign Of bad digestion \ dose
or tao % Herbine viii correct The dis
or'ier Il stir11hteS digestion 1r,si p1rs
des tie bowels. Price 5Jc- Sold By :
Ii Seu1ei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

= 10 fsu Have thr Isi-h; 6fnd ss Ig~iPs
Fo.ey's kidney Pills furnished you
the right kind os help - ueuralze aud
remove the poisous that cause ba-4-
ache. nervousness and other ki.iley
ard bli.sier ailments For sale b,- l.
y Neusel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

W D Porter, ? Matthew's, + j Har,
xins ard Others
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-03-17
CAUGHT IN TRAP DOOR; DIES
Aged Iowa Woman's Body Hangs by
One Arm and Rats Mutl-
late II.

Carroll, Iowa.-News has reached
here of the tragic death of Mrs. Jen-
ME Heundling, aged ninety. Mrs.
Heundling's lifeless body was found
suspended from the attic Just over
her bed, having been accidentally
caught and held by the right forearm
by trap door until relieved by death.
Near the bed was an old ladder
which had been used to reach the at
tic. From all appearances the ladder
slipped from under the aged lady and
the trap door, which had been held
by stick. fell and caught her arm
When found her hand and right
cheek had been partly eaten away by
rats. Mrs. Heundling lived alone in
Wheatland township and had declined
offers Of her son to live with him.