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The Detroit times., 1912-09-20
THREE Men ARE OFF ON
! LONG CRUISE AROUND
WORLD IN 24-FOOT BOAT
Expect to Circle Globe in That
Tine. Completing Journey)at
Frisco Exposition
THROUGH THE sUEz CANAL
Win Also Pass Through Pan
anna Waterway When it is
Officially Completed

YOKoHoMA. Japan, Sept 20.-Re-
gently there set sail from this port
three adventures who, In 24-foot
boat expect to circle the earth by
1915, landing at San Francisco, CAL
IN time for the opening OF the ex'
position. sf
81 Capt. voss 10 the skipper OF the Ves-
sell Some years ago he gained con-
adorable fame by reason OF a similar
trip. Accompanying him are 5. A.
Vincent an Englishman, born III
Yokohoma. and Il. Stone. Both men
are expert yachters and athletes. VIM
cent Is noted as the best all-round
athlete In Japan. They are members
on the Yokohoma Yacht club.
n The sea Queen measures only 25
feet over all, and Is shaped very
much like the sampans used almost
nxclusively by fishermen on the coasts
OF Japan. Provisions for two months
Will be carried, while 160 gallons OF
water will supply the crew. Outside
OF provisions, all that will be carried
are actual accessories. There will be
hut few, &c any, luxuries. as the boat
lis 30 small that every bit OF space
Twill be taken up with carrying what
SIS absolutely necessary for the sail
'crs.
The party will FIRST go to England
nv way OF the Suez canal, touching at
Manila. Singapore. Colombo, Port
SAID, Algiers and other ports along
the route. The Sea Queen" will then
be sailed across the Atlantic In time
to no through the Panama canal upon
its oficial completion, thence to San
Francisco. where the boat Will be
exhibited: provided 1t has been able
TO survive all the dangers OF the sea
which viii be doubly dangerous to
this little craft, as II must depend
entirely upon the wind for its power.
The Royal Geographical society OF
Great Britain has requested that 1t
be kept informed OF the progress OF
the craft and this the adventures
have promised to do.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-20
.CASCARETS CLEANSE
LIVER AND BOWELS
Cascaret Users Never Have
Headache, Constipation, Bill
iousness or Sick Stomach

II is more necessary that you keep
your Bowels, Liver and Stomach
clean, pure and fresh than Il Is to
keep the sewers and drainage of
large city free from obstruction.
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets--or merely forcing a pas
sageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
important.
Cascarets immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases: take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out OF the
system the. constipated waste mat
ter and poison in the intestines and
bowels.
No odds how badly and upset Won
feel, a Cascaret tonight will straight.
en- you out by morning. They WORK
while you sleep. A 10-cent box from
your druggist will keep your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months Don't
forget the children their little IN.
sides need good, gentle cleansing
too. 80 -'et
The Detroit times., 1912-09-20
DAILY TALE OF WOE
WEARS OUT JUDGE
Goodnow, Overcome by Misery
in Domestic Court, Re-
linquishes Task

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-The shame
and sorrow and woe that daily ind
their way into the court OF domestic
relations have finally overcome Judge
Charles N. Goodnow.
This year another ear than his VIII
listen TO the stories Of deserted wives
and sorrowing girls, and the cries OF
little children, and Judge William N.
GemmiIl will strive to mend broken
hearts, and bring back into'the family
love and happiness.
since a year ago last April, Judge
Goodnow has been father confessor
TO all the domestic infelicity In Chi
cago. His ready sympathy and his
generous heart have been constantly
drained, and at last he has become
tired OF II all
He will hear civil cases In the city
hall, hereafter.
Judge Goodnow was In charge OF
the court OF domestic relations. which
he Instituted, since April OF last year.
He retained his position on that
bench while other judges were shift
ed around.
Chief Justice Harry Olson. with the
unanimous consent OF the other
judges of the municipal court. chose
him. for that place on account OF his
sympathy and understanding OF the
seamy side OF human nature.
II am DONE" he said. The work
| il terrific, and the strain on one q
sympathles, the daily grind OF heart
cases. has begun 10 wear me out.
II have seen so much misery and
sorrow and unhappiness in my court
that the world has begun to take on
dark and dismal lie that Ii seems II
has become q part of me.
Every. day there comes the girl
who has trusted and been wronged
the woman whose husband has prov.
ed false, the wife who cannot live
with her Misunderstanding but tears
and burning hearts.
"True. II has its rewards. like
to see the smile come into a wasted
cheek and the light sparkle in tear
dimmed eye; like to give the Cir
another change to get right, and tc
bring together the husband and the
wife. like to see people happy, and
I want, TO see the family intact.
This little girl, weeping because
she has been found out, must SEND
to an institution. Her sobs and hei
promises to be good tear at q Eel
lows heartstrings, make him wish Il
reverse his decision. It's a constan
war between wisdom and sympathy
Is Il any wonder that I feel like Civ
| ing IL all mp? I know, however. tina
my successor, whoever he 10, vii
continue the court in q satisfactor.
manner, and | shall have a chanc'
To brighten up again"
Judge Goodnow's new assignment
became effective yesterday by orde
OF Chief Justice Harry Olson Al
the judges. including Chief Justic'
Olson, have returned from their vaca
tons, and the municipal court resum
ed its full activity yesterday morning
The following assignments wer'
made:
Criminal branches: Judges Wells
Hopkins. Torrison. Maxwell, Newcom
Ter, Uhlir, Williams, Fake and Cot
trell
| Civil branches in the city hall
Judges Robinson, Martin. Fry, Scully
Gemmill. Goodnow, Olson, Going
Dicker. Walker, Heap. Hines, Caver
j ". SABBATH. Dolan, Blake. Better. Hill
and Cowing.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-20
IN WHITE STAR LINE

For Flats, Tsphmoo Park. Pt. HA.
Steamers leave every weekday s;5L
N M FOR Toledo and Points Sot
Leave weekdays $3.50 pm. sundaysb 1
The Detroit times., 1912-09-20

str. Frank V. kirby, week days AZ =
-Put-in-Bay and Sandusky. sun.
day trip among the islands. soc rouno
trIp. leaving at . a. m
The Detroit times., 1912-09-20
/. New Corporations.

y LANSING. Mich, Sept. 20.-The fol
lowing companies filed articles OF in
corporation with the secretary OF
state yesterday: The III. w. Lane
Co. Detroit $4,000. stockholders, III.
w Lane, o. &. Flnmerfelt. r. c. Lane:
HyEeia Distilled Water Co, Saginaw,
5000: Delta Insurance agency, rs.
canada. $4,000; Detroit Standard
Gear Co. Detroit. $4,000. stockhold.
rl<. ID. w. Ireland. w. e. Smi.N L. r.
shaw Smith Insurance Co. Covert.
$50. 900: w. = Ratz Shoe Co. Detroit.
Increased 5000 10 $4,000: Albert
Todd Co. oNosso. increased $4,000
~ 90. 600.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-20

P. S.-Telling the merchant you
read his advertisements always
pleases him, and telling him
where you read It helps The
Times and the cause Of clean and
honest advertising.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-20
CAMP LAMP MADE
FROM FRUIT JAR

A fruit jar
makes the finest
sort OF a lamp for
the hunting camp.
IL the hunter viii
make a few prep
arations before he
leaves home. The
top or the fruit jar
should have a hole
cut thro ug h IL
just large enough
TO permit a lamp
b urn er to b g
screwed into II.
This can be an ex-
ira top and anoth-
er top used on the
jar when 1t is
packed. II can be
packed with the
oil In Il, II desir-
ed. An ordinary
wick and chimney
c o m p lie tie I b g
lamp.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04
sGRl FRGE AFi2NES.

EDITOR EAGLE: I have read
VITA curiosity the remarkable l..
ters ~ tne Noted Drez.nerf- anI
a.-a that Of the learned -.Phvsi-
eian and ny Eeiehbors are a.
most convinced that both are
about ready for the bur house.
They are certainly not. a. Ted
q Roosevelt terms II, "naIafae-
tors Ok great wealth They could
learn some valuable lessons from,
ancient Mythology. an going
% ask Dr. Leashers TO examine
them closely for hook worm. and
also DR. Dorsett, SD Johnson and
JOAN Luudie To Eake a critical
examination Of both the Dreamer
and the Physician and they Will
ind they are doubtless Fraakeu-
stems pure and simple.
This l. NY last attempt in priar
and awaIr With great anxiety the
report Of the above named rentIs
men VINO tel ne thev viii lake
the examination Saturday on Fl
v Somervlle's lot att O'Clock.
None but relatives and close
friends OF the Dreamer and the
Physician viii / e allowed in tse
enclosure C. D. Bennett and H
l. Davis VIII announce the ver-
dlet . the awaiting multitude.
II vii oe very painful AMI heart
renGerlng 70 their friends.
4 FARdER.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

. Tsrkys...lsx i. NsTs. z =,
The health Of this community
il verv good at this writing.
Crop prospects are some better
since the rains. but they are still
small for this tire Of the year.
The road question is getting 70
be a red hot issue in this Beat.
So hot that one could easily stir
up a scrap over il At any time
with any one.
Quite a crowd attended Chill
dren's Day at Free Springs the
fourth sunday and from all re-
ports a rice time.
Alr. VIII Arnold. of near Como
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his sister, Mrs F NJ Bedeu ubaugh
Mr Dan Bedenbaugh. Of Mem :
phis. attended Children's Day ut
Free Springs.
Supt. II T. Smith was in our
midst last Sunday.
Capt. william Huston, Of OK
ford. was over n few days of last
week in the interest Of his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ;. Fite, of
Comc. vera recent visitors in this
community.
With best wishes to The EAGLE
and is MANY realers.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04
AItus News.

We are having a good deal OF
showery weather which will make
our crops grow faster il it don't
rain too much.
Mr.. Z II Harris, wife and child
visited relatives near Bluff
Springs Sunday and Monday.
Owing to n call near Holly
Springs Elder \. b Morris called
hi< appointment in at Midway
sunday.
Several of the young people
here were disappointed Sunday
on account Of the rain. They
failed to get to 90 to the singing
at Kingdom.
Misses Viva and Julia Wooten
visited Misses Leila and Mary
Kinney Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Fuller visited rela
tives here Saturday.
Mr.. J. d. Wooten had a fine pig
to die last week.
Mr.. Grover Kinney and Misses
Allid and Leila Kenney, Lottie
and Lizzie WUoten visited friends
near Shiloh recently.
Several of our people are ex-
pecting to attend the Farmers
Union meeting at Bay Springs
Thursday.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

centum Of the legal voters
SEC. :. The reservation Of the
powers Of ths Initiative and
Referendum in this Article shall
not deprive the Legislature Of
the right to repeal any law, pro-
pose or pass any measure which
may be consistent with the Con-
stituti0n Of the State and the
Constitution of the United States.
SEC. 8 Laws shall be provi-
ded to prevent corruption in
making, procuring and submit
ting Initiative and Referendum
petitions.
Passed the Senate February
2iss-. 1872.
Amend Article 4. Section 56,
Of the Constitution 50 as to read
as follows: The style of MI bills
.hall be. Be it enacted by the
people Of the state Of Nississip-
pi."
The next amendment Is:
To amend Section 81. ofthe Con-
stitutiou 50 a. to read as follows: :
The right Of the trial By jury
shall remain inviolate. but the
legislature may, by enactment.
provide that in all civil suits tried
IN the circuit or chancery courts.
nine or more jurors may agree
on a verdict. and return it a. a
verdict Of the jury"
The third amendment is the
Initiative and Referendani
amendment which reads as fol-
lows:
This last amendment Is drawn
along the same lines Of the Okla
homa law and it Is said that this
new state has found this law To g
entirely satisfactory. Il Will be
noticed that this does net provide
the recall Of u lges and other Of
hcers; however. il the event the
people should approve the above
1t is out another step toward that
idea.
The 1910 session OF the Iegisla-
ture SO disgusted the large ma
Iority of the people against their
chem m6ers Of the legislature who
failed and refused to obey the
popular demand. that had the
recall been IN vogue. rev era
n Mississippi politics would have
been brought about long before
the August election in 1911.
1t would oe well for each read
er u this paper to cut out the
above and preserve same for ref
ereEee. This Is the DAY wherein
the average voter is keeping in
formed upon every phase Of po-
d,ieaI lie and justly 90. r the
lniaafive and Referendum IS
adopted i, means that every voter
must keep informed On every
public question: he should DO
that anyway, hus hs eaa never
vote upon 4 proposition iateIiI-
gently until he has studied same
carefully.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04
fhe County Attorney Proposition
and the Constitutional Amend
nent Are to Be Voted Upon At
tie Regular Congressional EIec-
t0a tc Be He'd Nov. sth.

The county attorney PROPOSE
lion together with the three con-
stitutionaL amendments proposed
oy the last legislature may bring
out a larger crowd than usual at
the polls on Nov. 9TH.
Throughout the state there has
been much discussion about the
Office of county prosecuting at
torney- The pubic feeling was
80 high and the demand so great
for the repeal Of this Law passed
BY the '4seeret caucus" session
Of 1910. that the last legislature
passed a law submitting this
proposition TO the people OF each
county for their action in the
matter. The tickets Will read /:
For county prosecuting attor-
ney Office" and Against county
prosecuting Office -
There IS no doubt but what this
Office would have been abolished
outright by the past session which
repusiiated much that had been
formerly done by the NOTORIOUS
session of1S10, butit was strong
i argued BY some that there were
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04
SALE OF LAND

-sAs rAed
Mrs. Ida l.. Baker, et al. ex pare.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Chan
cery Court Of Lafayette County r,.p-
sti-re's al the May Term 1912. thereof IN
the above cause, |, as Special Conamis-
-siiieF, viii offer for sale on the
First Monday IN August, 1912.
the same being the 5th day of tho
month 1t the south door of the Corr,+x,
Court House in the town of Oxford IA
rayerSe County, Mississippi, within
lawful hours, the following described
real estate, situated in tn. CounEv ~
Lat2yette and State of lIissis.ipuf- to-
wit: p
West fraction OF the Nor,h-aas.
quarter ID of Section THIRTY Ty-o
! r., Township Six g.. Rang- On. - n
Twenty-Six and txo-thirds f9s 80
acres and the West fractions Of the
Southeast quarter Q-4Y OF ser-ia,
Thirty Two 33l, Township Sir "a
Range One (il, Fifty three and On.
tniru tsa3 l-3l acres, and East Fractio,
Of Soush-east quarter fI-,1 Of S..rf;,,,
SIX lsl, Township Seven a. Range Ons
, 81, Forty i0l acres; and East Frae-,ior,
OF south-east quarter I-4 Section 81
49,. township Seven On. Rang,. On.
ID, Thirty t3n1 acres: and East His
l1-2l of Section Seven On. Tawnsb;n
Seven tTJ, Range One III, Three HIM
d-ed and Twenty (3anl acres. ana can-
Ter fracticn of Northwest quarrer IL,
OF Section Seven Cd. Townshin savs,
90, Range One ID, Twenty fzlo aerrS.
and West Fraction Of North east a,,.,r-
ter (l-il Of Section Eight (s4. Towr-
ship Seven ~, EAlge One fp- nm
Hundred and Twenty-Five sla2, acras-
and Northeast corner of North w.,
Quarter (l-4l of Section Eight IN
Township Seven C7l, Range fIns SE'
light (s) acres; and West Fraefio-,S ~, y,
Northwest Quarter (I-p of secr;on
Eight (sl, Township Seven IN. Rang.
/ One (il, Ninety Five acres: and w.
Fraction Of Southwest Quarter fr-I
OF Section Eight (sl. Township Sevan
~, hange One ~, Forty (i0l arras.
and East Fraction of North west O,,a-,
ter (p Of Section Eight (sI. Tov1sb;,
Seven (7)s Range One 1) Fifrv-Seva,
ts7l acres; and Fraction Of North Hale
q = OF Section Seventeen f171 To-
snip Seven g7ls Range One fn1 seven
Eight tIsl acres; and North Fr,c-
uon OF Southwest Quarter (1-41 ~
Section Light (e1- Township Seven ri
Range One Fifty I501 acres e,,,,'i 1i
tzinlng In all Nine Hundred and Ec-,,
80 acres, constituting and composirg
al the Land owned by said "a iTTiar, r
Baker ar the time of his death IN ~.
County OF Lafayette and tn. srase -
MISSISSIPPI, and constituting what y-,,
generally known As the Buck Rak.r{
place.
Said Land will be sold ar ,r,r,.
ton u the highesS bidder for Cash
J. J. Housrox
Special C0muaissior.~
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

Ihis : an age Of grear disesvs,.;..s
z E-asrsss rides on the ar. soon We
u''ls see { ncte Sans mail carriers ffv-
~ a an Gi-ectIols, transporting mai.
FeoPie eake a wonderful frteres- in 1
Ilseusery thar benefits them. That's
WY Dr hlng's New Discovery TO-
Soessil = eols.s and other shroaH end
Llli-s NJ diseases IL uae most popular ulesli-
&c = America 1T cured ne Of a
~ ,-ssaAltul cough, . writes Mrs. ] F pa-
VS. OF Solekney Corner, Me. ..aftar
gect9r treatment and all other reul,.-
ules h'ld failed - For coughs. colds or
1ny bronchial affections il uneuuaIIed
!, ,riSs 5ee AIid 81 Trial bor-le free a.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04
Zemo for Dandruff.


h"a VIII H. >nrpri>cA tn s.- Ha4F Quickly
II bisaPp-ar~d-
NO more dirty coats from landrufr
heauis Zsmo stops dandruf. Apply il
any time with tips Of fingers. No smell
no smear. Zemo siuks INTO ths. pores.
makes the scalp healthy, makes the
hair fine and glossy.
Zemo Is prepared by E. W. Rose
Medicine CO., St. Louis, Mo-, and i
regularly sold BY all druggists at 81 uer
oottle- iiut 70 enable you 10 make a
Test and prove what il Will do for vor
Set 2o-cent trial bottle fully guarau :
leed or your money back ar 4. Fl. Ken
dePs Drug Store. a
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

Do yon experience 4 serse of weari-
ness in excess Of the natural .iredness
justified by your labor2 Do you lack
natural ambition and have spells of des
pondeucv, with dark toreboding of the
tuture2 Do YOU worry about really un
important matters and feel cross or fret
frll at timesf st. Joseph's Liver Regu-
laror Is what you prefer. 1t viii better
your condition The liquid sells at soc
bottle, powders 25c box by drug
gists and general merchants.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

Eemarkabfe HssE L~ssIss Clears the F4~s, ~
PiInBl~s aud All Other slesaish--
WIrh the finger tips apply a little
Z@mo TO thu skin. then see the ufr1ules
and nlaekhezds vanish. Zegrla / q
liquid, nat \ smear, leaves no rraee- f1sr
simply sinks n and does the work. Y9u
VIII be 1stauishssd to fnd how quickly
eczema, rash, Gaadruff. itch, liver sr.ots
sstlE rheum and all other sxin Diseases
are cured
Zemo II pat up BIZ the F.. ". Rose
Medicine Co. ST. Louis. Mo, and il regu
L4r1y Sold by al druggists al sf for the
large bntriess bur you can ger LIBERAL
size trial oottle for cnly Is eenrs- And
this trial bottle Is xuarzn-eeef. Vow
surely sl1 una Zeuas . wons-ex. Get :
1otrze fxu1n n Il Kensi@I's DRAG Stcx.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04
NOsicc 10 Biiis,s.

Public Eotce i hereby given that
sealed bids VIII be received up 70 II
O'Clock. noo1- on Monday, Aug 5th for
th- purpose OF furnishing the county
with Bliak Books, Tax Receipts. War
rant Pocks. Pay Certificates, Stationery
Legal Forms aad such other books and
banks a. are uSed BY the county and
district officers Proposals shall be adj
dressed t. the Elk 0f the Boar,I Of Su
psrvisurs and be marked .sBit for re-
cord AMI tlank book contract for the
County NJ LaFavette - The locsu pa
pers shall have the right 70 bill separ-
afely on sucn parts Of the above work
a. can BE- done BY ths.rl- The Baar,i
reserves the right 10 reject any and al
hids
u II Woprx-,pr. OH
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04
rHE CHOICE or A HUSBAND

l. too important matter for a wo-
man TO be handicapped by weakness,
bad blood or foul brea.h Avoid these
kill-hope- by taking Dr. Kings Life
Pills. New strength, fine complexion,
pure breath. cheerful spirits things
that win men-follow their use. Easy,
safe, sure. 25c. For sale by A. II.
kendel
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

II you are a housewife ven cannot
reasonably hope "a be healthy or eau
tlful by washing dishes, sweeping ana
stning housew1rS all day and Crawling
into De- dead tired ar night. You must
get oUt INTO the open air and sunlight
Il 70 ueo tins every day and keep your
stomach and bowels n gnod order By
taxing Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed yu1 should become both healthy
and beautiful For sale by All. Eendel
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

One hundred and twenty pounds,
more Or less, Il bone and muscle don't
make woman. It. good foundation
Put into il health and strength and she
NAV rule a king,icul- Bur that's lust
what Electric Filters give her Thou
sands bless them for overcoming faint
irly and dizzy spells and for Gispelling
weakness. Nervousness. backache and
tired. Gsties- worn out leelirg. ssEIec-
tric Biftrrs have done NJ a world OF
good" writes Eliza Poole, Of Depew,
Okla and I thank you, with all my
neart, for making such a good medi-
cine only 81 cents. Guaranteed bv
\. II EeudeI
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

a eoston man bst his leg from the
bite OF an insect two years before. To
avert such ealaInities from stings and
bites OF Insects use Buckien's Aruica
>alve promptly % kill the poison and
prevent inflammation, swelling and
pain Heals burns, boiIs, ubers. piles
sezerna, cuts, bruises. Only IS cents
ae A II. EendeFs.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04
Unclaimed Mail Matter.

List of unclaimed mail matter re-
naming in the Oxford post-office for
the week ending Saturday, June 18th
l Aver, Allen
, Dumbould, Harry ri
) Hadley, Mrs. r Y
4 Jamison, Miss Mary I51
. Jones, Hiss Grace.
8 Lewis, Mrs. Ned
7 LawtOn, Johd.
5 McCun, Nj. and Mrs 3.
Moore, Mrs Anni. Lee.
10 Martin, Albert.
II NARROW, J T
II Ramsay, Miss Mile. m. E. d.
i3 Rodgers, William McAi
When calling for the above adver-
tised mail give the No. OF eacn and
the date advertised
; VI. HOwRY, ?. ".
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04
Subscribe for TIE EAGLE.

LysenrerT Is alwars serious and Of
IN A dangerous disease, bur II can be
erres- Ch.EDbsriainfs CoIic. ChoIara
and Dl1rrnoea Remedy has cured Il
even when when NAL gnans ara sni
deai.e. For sals bv A. 81 Ea,I.I
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

For soreness Of the muscles. whether
indrced By violent exercise Or injury,
there Is nothing better than Chamber-
lain's Liniment This linin NJ also re-
leves pains. For sale bv /. Il Keudel
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

SALE OF REAL ESTATE

" virtue 0f the alrrorfrv vested IN
NJ b a decrees q the ChIncerv Cort-,
u LAFayett= County. Mississippi. rem
aered ~ tie Nav term thereof. 1912 7
.. s. boune, A. Speelai Commissioner
III cause Ne tfs2. G. y. Netrs. - II
" simpson Metrs. - al. viii on the
9Th DAY OF JULY. 1872.
otser for sisl,. - the highest bfflfsr for
Cash II tie South DOR II the Cour+
House in Cxsorti- Mss. between rb,.
hours ~ Il O'Clock a m and 4 osefort
i-zl n legal subdivisions, a. reqr,ire,l bv
law zae foLOwiag described i.rd. to-
xtf-
kas sl1aa-e1st quarter OF Section
Township 3. Range ,. Wet; also the
>puta -alt Ct iae North .ast quarter of
Ss'''r'oii :, township ., Range ,, West:
6 Asl the North hllf u section ~. Town
scAp 9, Range ;. West, except an eighty
acre strip of of the North enc OF sai,t
Section which saisi strip is described a.
5ae Norrl quarter Of the North half M
sad section Sixteen, Township Nin,
Range Two, West.
II Of said lands lying and being in
Lafayette Comfy. Missis-ipoi. and
generally kl-owl Is a part Of the home
stead OF L r. Nets. deceased
Title % TIE above lands i baIia,-ei
. De -o0dr bGz I sell only As SpeciaI
Commissioner.
o. B BOONE.
Special Commissioner.
tALKNER. RUSSELL x FAEKNER-
Solicitors for Petition ers.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

During the summer months mothers
of young children should watch tor anv
unnatural lC0seuess of the bowels.
When gwen prompt attention AZ this
tIme serious trouble III be avoided
Cham lerlain's Cole. Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy can always be depended.
upon- For sale by n II. Eendel.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

Buy II row. Chamber'ainfs Cole.
Cholera and Dia-rhuea Remedy Is al
most certain % be nsedeI before the
sumner = over Buy n now and be
PreEared tor such an emergency. For
sale by \ II. EenGeI.
Oxford eagle., 1912-07-04

= tree bottle Of Or. Tlaacl1er's r.ivxra,c
slood Syrup VIII De sent to any reader of
ms paper wLo viii write to the Thacher
1='lissIs Co. Chattanooga, Tsug4