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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-19
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A Sympathetic Pair.
A man wearing a yellow tie
with scarlet dots was riding to
town on a suburban train. AS he
rode he kept looking Pityingly at
man across the aisle who wore
a green tie with lavender stripes.
Finally the man with the stripes
said:
'You keep looking at me. as
though you thought I bought this
tie. I wish to have you know this
tie is not my taste at all. My sis
ter gave it to me Christmas and l
have to wear it. She lives next
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-19
Uses of Time.

Il saved ten minutes a day at
lunch for twenty years."
what of it."
ooh, it was we'll that l saved
all this time, for now spend two
hours a day in the anteroom of
a dyspepsia specialist. Pitts
burg Post.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
IL. Z.oa Notz.

No services were had here sun
cay, - QUE pastor, Rev. =. z
Stephens Is sieA n A55evi!le.
Everybody Il gesefa, really
anu rejoicing that the good old
camp meeting IL near at hand.
Leo aud Moody Cailawav y.s-s
mere Sunday.
Mrs. Mime Lee Harms. Of
Memphis, "a visiting relatives
here.
Miss Lens May Callawrv has
returned to her Eoue n Grenada
We are delighted to hear mai
Kew y Il Robertson. Of Arkan-
sas, Is here on a visit We hone
lie Will be with Us - the eann-
meeting next week.
Mr.. Floyd Galway and sister
-Eiss Carmen attended the sun
day sehoG! picnic at the home of
t1eir Uncle % Fairview last week
We hear that large deIera-
ton Of our Texas friends are CON
ing IN from DeLeon this week for
4 visit We welcome them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
Congressional Committee Meets.

HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss, July -
Pursuant % a call. tie Congress
sioual Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of the Second CouEression
al District 81 Mississippi NET in
the court house today and the FOL
lowing proceedings were consid-
cred AMI acted upon:
Hon. T. z. Pesrlm. OF Ripley.
chairman 0f the COMMITTEES. being
absent. Hon. C.. II. Wright. 81
Holly Sprin IS was elected temper
ary chairman.
The following members aad
proxies were present. Benton
County. r. W. Hardaway. by
proxy W C.. Nell. j.. DeSoto
county. j. y. Brown. by proxy
n. ". F'eatherston; Marshall
County. Arthgr Gholson; LaFay
cite County. Wilmer Kennedy. r
- Matthews. by proxy, ". u.
Huston; Pamela County. net rep
resented; Tipplh County. T. T..
PeCram. bvpr1xy, g.. x. Wright.
fallahafehIe County, n1c repre-
seated. Tate County. nos repre-
-snted; Union County. &c. Pas
tsrson. by proxy, j. ". Boat
Wright.
ca u.ati1G ol Hon. j.. ". Boat
wright, Tuesday. Aug. 10Th. Wa.
named by the committee as the
V:ay upon which the first primary
election should be held.
The following resolution va.
CI4red bv Hon p. VI. Feathers
ga ara adopted Unanimously hy
tle committee:
Resolved. That owing o. the
fact that the Hon. Il. ID. Stephens
hat 40 opponent for the offire a.
tbs ume- and very probably
world have none. and therei r..
~ no opponent entered the fall
on or before Aug. 9TH, that the
sftd COMMITTEES should meet g..
Holly Springs on Saturday. AgE
i1th- and declare the said Hon.
T. D. Stephens the Democratic
nominee for the Office Of congress
iaaa OF the Second C0ucressinna.
District q tee STATE Of sIisslssip-
~.
ize committee then adjourned
- meet al Il o clock SATURDAY
Aa-. Iutl-
ARr-CE ESQ., sex. Secretary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
the RoAps OF BEAT ONE

We have repeatedly been asked
what kind Of roads Beat | Is 10
have. We caa'tauswer the ques-
ton. The surveyors have been
out in drUves; we hope they know
their business, but surveyors
don't keep a wagon from mirein~
down in winter. We ara anxious
- know, the entire people want
tO know just what kind Of road
the commissioners exp 10 build
This question has been solved il
other counties hence our men can
have this information at first
hand either by writing or Il visit:
nothing Ike being on the ground
ard seeing the entire situation.
We want and need ard must have
in the end solid tap roads. not
SOLID for a day OF a year out Is
near solid f0r aH time Is VIC can
get.
Let's be sure We get permanent
roads. the contractors and the old
system Will put the road in form.
what we need j. all our bond
money placed iudiciously on ssljd
peymgBeHf roads, no ether viii do.
Ten miles OF permanent roads at
the entire amount OF the bond
issue i much better than miles Of
dirt road that is little or no better
than We have mad for the past
century. Good roads are coming:
they cost but We gain by this ex-
pense if the expense is properly
guarded.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
TIE DRAINAGE CCIMIS-
SIONERS.

From 81 present Indications our
present drainage commissioners.
Nessrs. T. W. Avent. VIM. Hus-
ton and II. l.. Davis. vii have
some pretty hard work u do.
Not only with reference to tn
Toe-na Drainage project but
lower N0cUna, Tallahatehie anu
several other smaller creeks in
the county have already begin
20 organize drainage districts.
In the outset itseemed that upper
IocoEa Gemandea to be given
III TIE commissioners. We feel
SIRE that the parties did nos fully
understand the law. The Law
makes one set " commissioners
serve the enure county. Lee
county has about twelve drain
age districts: one set Of couuis
~i0neFs have all the work 10 Go
and is q very important jo5, one
-l-t requires time ana much
trouble. Ia view of the fact tina,
Tal.4Iatcais las already circula-
tad \ petition fer drainage as we.l
a. other parts OF TIE county
lover Yocoaa included, the Wis.
II the Board Of Supervisors IN
selecting a board one from each
Beat was wise. L would De al
light In the event only upper
Noeoaa was concerned but the
entire eoaasy : equally concern
ed N drainage ana therefore 5
entitled 10 representation.
III We need Is capable rsu.
nea mho vii act fairly to al
parties. men with good business
Judgment. Any pickering only
means trouble fer nothing: it
means The cutting of Of ones
nose ID SPITE his face. livery
man who knows anything about
drainage IS IN favor Off. There
are plenty Of good men in the
county WHO are fully able to
serve as drainage commissioners
but Ss can't have them al. The
thing 70 do 3 to al pull together.
#aas We want IS drainage and
more Of it: lawsuits. strife ana II
feeling don t help drain swamps
and iowiands-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
II HEYdaisg.

IN 9Gn1ay nlsat, July I-h. the
-ieasa glzei visited the home 4
-tz. and rs. VII Adams and
took from taetu their DARING baby
Hesea- sweet tears the awful
.a.5uage. eloquent Of Infinite a.
lection far t5n Bag for words. Bat
--ief that VIII not let che cry Il
all but unbs a-a5Ie.
We eaaaaJ Weep for al orr
b0 lys moisture scarce SERVES -
queacu our fd-uacs-buruin-
heart. L we could only give ex-
preston to the sympathy that S
II our hearts for you. Nay God
~. good 10 sou IN this taa dars
s~t, sadtest hour II Y our life ard
! hope you may not forge. thar
att all your sweet oaog l. a9t
geat- Her little body was placed
II the grave and then the scar
made n the earth WIS covered
ever with sweet smelling flowers.
But every floral cffzrin- that
oefseezs her tJtle grave i a pro
test thar We did not bury her and
an expression OF faith thai though
see D. dead, yet she Is alive. Scr
row not IS those who have No
n0pe- Jesus when ne was mere
among men. took the little ones
lnso his arms ard blessed them
and said; ''Of such is the king
dom Of heaven. Little Helen IS
N heaven, there Is nothing surer
than that. She vas there long
before her body was put in tae
grave
We are told that in the East
when the shepherd wants the
mother sheep TO follow ciose N
% him. he Stops 70 the green's
ward - has feet and gently tax
ing up the little lamb he laws IL OF
his bosom and the work Il done.
! hope that you may feel tina.
our great shepherd has Just taken
your sweet little Iamo IN her
beauty and Innocence and laid
nee on his loving bosom.
'-saftiy mo heaven she fadeI.
A. the stars when morn appears
While we stood in silence around her
Gazing 1t her through cur tears
A FRIEND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
r. S. RGGEAH.

Inc subject Of this notice was
born m the Stste OF Tennessee
sept %. 1870. He moved 10 Mis-
slssippi IN early life and had lived
az AooevIlle for about 40 years.
lie was veteran OF the Civil War
entering the service early in the
war and remaining to the close.
In the days Of reeonsrruction ne
was active in securing Tor the
South white supremacy ana the
overthrow Of carpet bag rule.
he was man of strong con-
sletinss ana every cue could
easily know where ne stood on
any and all questions in which
he was Interested.
For many years he been in
business II Ab5eviIle and was
engaged in the mercantile BUSH
ness at the time Of MS deafh.
For a number OF years he had
been a member Of the AboeviIIa
Baptist Church.
For several months he had been
IN declining health and for ten
days or more he was coafined to
his bed He expressed himself
as being willing to die. Late in
the afternoon Of July 18th he
quietly feil asleep, ct the ripe age
Of nearly y years and was laid to
rest the following day in Spring
Creek cemetery in Marshall
County.
Many friends tender sympathy
to the companion left behind.
w. /. HARGTS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01

The farmers are real busy 81
present finishing Up their crops
and getting ready for the meeting
Some OF our people attended
church ut Kingdom Sunday and
heard ar excellent sermon deliver
ed By Rev. A. NJ. Robertson, Of
Arkansas, who is visiting reia-
tives here We pray that lasting
good many be accomplished by
their manly act.
Nr. J. B. Smith. who has been
employed at Potts Camp for SIX
months. Il oacSin our midst with
MS many friends and relatives.
y number o. our young people
enjoyed an ice cream supper at
Mr.. r. IL. Harris Monday night.
Miss Lucy Clyde Wallace. OF
Oxford. was the guest OK Miss
Roxie Wilson sunday.
Dir. L. L. R0etuck attended
church at Ut. Zion sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth SmlaI and l3t-
tie. son, Bonay were welcome
guests at the home of r. q. W.
kesller Saturday n-z
Dir. II. O.. Wilson 1a5 been
quite sick for several days and
we hope he viii soon DE up again
Mr. j. ". ksstieT made a BUSH
ness trip % Oxford Saturday.
Miss Lucy Ray5ura. % Oxford
IS visiting IL our midst this week
Wishing the dear old EAsLE
much success. I am Dixie.
Were all medicines as u1eritori1us
Is Chzmberiasl's C9lic, Cholera and
Diarrh0ea Rem sdv the uorii would be
mu-h he-tsr lf and the perc-u-lee Of
suffering greatly lecrea-ed.r writes
lindsay Scott. - Temple, Ind. For
sale by :. r. Eer eel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
Teekvire Nrz-

A. ~ No.
After several days o. feir wealth
er the farmers are progressing
nicely with their work and some
are getting through laying oy.
There is a lot OF damage being
done to crops by worms, especi-
ally to young corn.
The picnic az Gomez was attend
ed By a large crowd from this side
and all report a nice time.
Mr. Chester McLarty and wife,
OF North Oxford. are spending
several days with Mrs. Jennie
Saith.
Miss Susie Young spent Sun
day with Mrs. Brack Snipes.
Mrs. ]. D. Cole spent Sunday
With her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Snipes, who is suffering With
severe case OF rheumatism.
Mrs. Z. ChiIdress il on an ex-
tended visit % Laws Hill.
Mrs. John Smith is reported
very low with consumption.
Mr.. Robert Sanders is reported
on the sick list for the past two
weeks.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Walker was buried at Iar
monitor on the 2sth.
Mr.. Tod Smith and wife are
smiling broadly over a fine boy.
Mr.. J. ". Smith has gone 10
Arkansas on business trip this
week.
There was quite acrowd attend
ed preaching at Free Springs Sun
Day and listened to ar excellent
sermon by Rev. Mr.. Gregory.
Miss Dul0n Cole spent Sunday
with Miss Audrie BedeaF augh.
Mr.. POston BedenbaUch spent
Saturday afternoon ia tEe Rock
Hill neighbo-hoOd.
Sir. E. 3. Snipes Wa n Oxford
Monday on business.
With success TO The EAGLE and
its many readers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01

Tie health % oGr comuu ,
: cod al present.

The health % oGr c1muu1i-,
= eoGd al present.
Little Howard E.es "a slowly
imp owing vita his broken arm.
alr- ". 2. Freeman visited se-
dfuGl-e-, &-s. Carrie Geaa Wed
uescay.
3iessrs. George Whitaker. ADO
Nichols anu Frank Bri-.et v.ea.
fishing Saturday
Sir. s.. t. Gea1 made a ruz--
ness triP . Lafayette Springs
oa' 4 A. lest week.
Sir L. e.. Soul. ~s5. move hi.
-alFe 1l-l rear Lafayette Su..a.-i
TINS week. We wli csr,s.r,,v
C--ss liz boys.
llr- sIese Poison visited s-isss.s
nea- bsGif Springs Saturday.
The psolra ted meeaa- benin
at Kingdom sunday.
4c h. l Livingston and family
visited Alr. Pu-vIs Sunday.
ar E-sin Hickey visited VI,
u So a1i-h Sunday.
II1ae- Bag.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
FARM LATE THIS YEAR.

Our farmers should not quit
work early this year. We have
had a late year. The only way
10 De sure to get the best results
: to work late, keep blowing and
hoeing. Drain the lands as best
you can when you do lay by. Do
not leave any part of the LAND
where water viii stand, drain it
out some way.
We learn the farmers in East
Mississippi expect to work until
the middle Of August. 1t will
pay, We can't afford TO quit at
this time Crops have had very
little work, the ground has not
been properly stirred.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
Zeno Soap Free.


Bertared To re the Most Wunse-f.I Md
Gated soap KNOWN
WITH every trial . ceu- bottle Of the
wonderful Zemo for all skin Affections
YOU get free trial cake Of ZeEno Soap
ne best nedicated soap produced: also
their guide book on how 10 care Fr,- ~
skin and remove all trace of disease
Zemo soap fathers fine. males tbs
hands smooth, Is dandy head wash
and you VIII grow 70 depend mon r
Zenio liquid cures all skin iIritatians
end makes children happy. Return the
bottle Of ZemO II you don't Ike il and
get your Is cents - Il is fully graran-
ICED hy druggisss ererywhera and in
oxford at A IT, Aaudel's Drug Store,
Zeno and Zemo soap are prepared bv
z. ". Rose Medicine Co., Sc. Louis
No. and their guarantee is as good al
good
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01

presented ali the tints cf the rain
bow. One .'nigger" 10 his mad
ard scared rush t. get away tore
all OF his clothes off OF him in get
ting through the windows SC alb
ruptly. He then run over the
speed limit for about two miles
and met an old "nigger" woman
who did not attend the funeral
he said to her: what on de
erth is I gwine ter co" This old
woman said - bin. ''you 90 and
git you some clothes niger and
put EN- on. What il de matter
wild you anyhow niger is you
c-azy?I
They tell me that It was two
ks before some Of these mig
GER cot home. Now there Is
another very prominent feature
about this sudden breaking Up OF
the meeting, there was not a
complaint about bad roads. /
also desire % sly by the way Of
parenthesis that the aroma aris-
ing from this meeting. on account
Of the Intense heat anG the very
sudden fright cid not smell as
pleasant a. Hoyt's best grade Of
perfume. Finally some white folks
came along and found the shape
or condition OF everything so they
went IN the shattered ~ church
and opened up the coffin and to
tell you the truth that kitea seen
ec as proud II get ont OF that col
In a. the ''nigEers" did q get
cut Of that church. so the white
folks took the old "cig-cr- out
and buried him. 1.-The wicked
fleeth when no man pursueth. -
Thus endeth the first chapter.
Now "a to the truthfulness u Il i
dream | reser you to the people
u New Albany.
an very truly.
TEE NOTED DREAMER.
P S.-rhe people the LaFay-
cite Springs neighborEood are
furious, public sentiment IS run
ming high. IN fact. strong talk
Of holding a. Indignation meet
Ing and coudemuia- Sheriff Tenn
Pie IN no uncertain terms for a
promise he made those people
while ne was 4 candidate Tor ne
ONCE OF sheriff cd TINS county last
summer. The Pc PIE say out ,her-
taat he only uuie them one
promise whi!v. he WIS 2 candidate
aad Ee mas fii.ed 10 comply with
It. They say that he promised
them that il they wau.d vote for
MIN, help elect air, h tth woa..i
put Charley McCaaren in the
Denmark Asylum. this h. Ia
failed % &c. The matter wa
mentioned TO Sheriff Temple and
he says that there ha, oeen 81
many olher patients o. ll1k a,l-r
tlat be 1ls n0t bsea able O. e.,
% 4-cCl1-eu's ease. 50. Hon
81. H. Martin, If Fsye;,s
SPRING. mas been appointed
4 cl mmit-ee b quel tie feoo.,
and -et ghem e. ot cli-s ar / sea
sana7le and give Mr.. Temple q
ecanc- % discharge his Guide.
honestly anu faithfully.
T. y. U.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
Three Days Meeting.

A thrse days meeting will be-
gin IN the Primitive Baptist
Church in Oxford tomorrow and
Saturday viii be communion dav.
Elder Wallace. of Providence.
KY, and Elder E ". ShackeI-
ford. Of Bonneville, viii assist
Elder A. B. Morris in the meet
ing- Everybody Is invited % at
tend
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
TN. u.
TNpfsy KILLED OK ~r.c,z.

wear Rochelle. II =. IN In,.iau went 20
sleep on railroad tr1c.- and Va IL
Z bv FAST express re pad Tor ais
ea-elessuess vlrh his lif. Cftsa lis
tat way wnen p-epie neglect coughs
and colds, Dr. N5ug's Sel. Discovery
Vii cur. them sasl so prevent 8 d.
gerous 6hroat o. hing e-5aaI.. - ea--
p.et-iy cared me- ia 8 zadrl TN. @ a
Terrible. cough fha1 lowed seTa-s
afrsicls 81 s-1p, wrlies = = Watts. o.
kloy,iadl- Tex land re-a5na -
pounds n WENT tla= : had los -
Quick, safe, reliable and ris1-aa-eed
50 cents ana 3 I. T.-li aet-Le see 3.
Il. kendel's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
B1nt.-pt's Petition for Dic,la--r

Z TIE District Court Of the INIT /
States for TIE western Division of
-he Northern District * SIissi-si-ui-
II the MISTER of
The Gordon Almond 60 In
ankrupr EauFrur-r--
To tie HunOra0ie =. q. e5lss. judge I, ?
the District Ca1r- # the Cai.a,I
States for the Northeru p.srrset ~
Mississippi.
The Gordon Almond C0rsranv. 81
Ahbeville, IN the County # I.as-azes-.-
and the STATE o. Missi-sippi. il sail
Division AND District, 70. les--fBII,-
represents THAI On the 5fst sia,- Of .I.Tlr.-
sry last past he was Gulv adind.-sI
bankrupt under the Acts Il Convre-.
relating . bankruptcy, tn-- ne Ea.
duly surrendered al his R-oaer=r All
rights II property, and lbs flIiv co-l
3tle,t w1sa ali Ia requirements Of 5s.sf
Acts and Of the orders o. the por,-~
uouc@iag his bankruptcy.
W HEREFORE he sAT- -i,z- -. NV
9e decreed by tie Court o. haze Id &
discharge from all d-5r. urava5-..
against MS estate Ha-lar sid Ranlx~uur
Acts excePs suca debts A. ar ex-agt-
&c ~ is% from saIi discaa-=s.
Dated TINS ne Srd day * Jui-. 1. D.
1872
tbs CORDoS-ALMoND Co.
sau5<rurs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01

This Z ouble usually arises from a dis
ordered liver. If y0r viii a.ro,1-.s ~
iver 20 throw on the effected accumu-
laflons through the pr per channels v0rr
VII soon feel better, your appetite viii
improve and the whole man viii ba
more W1da-awake and healthy. For
TINS purpose St Joseph's Liver Repu-
iator Is Tine remedy. Try il ana IL
convinced OF It's wonderful etficienc-
Druggists and general merchants SsIi
Il, liquid 80 cents bottle; powdered
N III boxes . cents { hcx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01

Victims 70 stomach. liver anil kidney
irprbles JUS. Ike 1tuer people with Ike
results III ioss CT gups Ire. l1c Earil-s.
1ervog snr-s, headaehe and tired. hst-
less, rundown feeling Bar there IS
90 need to ieei hk- thar +. d p eple,.
Of Henry, Team proved. ..s.s bot- -
" Electric hisrers he writes. 80 q rla
more ~ give re new strer-.l and
good appetite than all other susa ch
reueslies u---l 80 50 they help every
bocy- Is fal-v o. sl.-er whcu til, --s..i,
reuedy viii help you sr1m rl. fr.-
..1-- Try T. Only 81 cents az l.. Il.
ksudel-~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
THE TRIALS OF 4 rK1yEIKp

an travelling salesman. writes
=. = Ncungs, OF East Berkshire. Vt.
ne S,-s often troubled with coilssi,a
y g. an md sssstion TIL began - 1se
Dr Airl,s's View Life Pills, which have
i''2ila an excellent remedy.n Fer an
stomach, liver O. kidney troubles thew
are ';'ie's,is-.es-- Only . cents at 4. II.
keldeEs- a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01

One OF the most common ailments
ID Il hard ssorkirg people are afflicted
with Is lame back Apply Chanhe. :
iain's Liniment twice 4 day and ma
sage the parts thoroughly at each IN
p1catioa Ind you wiIi get ouia.- r-,.es
For sale ~ Z. Il ks1del
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
BY c E. SLOUGH, At.y


ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
Northern District ut sIizsissiopi.
On this 2-th day II July. 1912 On
rssit.4lg the foregoing petition. il i or
siessti by the Court that a hearing De
had upon the same on the 81 elSv of
August, L. d, 1872, before said C'ou-.
az oxford, in s1id Division a,1tf MS
Triet, at i2:00 O'Clock. noon. and f,at
notice thereof be published in The OK
lord Eagle, a newspaper printed m sad
District, and that al known creditors
ana other persons in interest nav an
pear at the said time and place ana
show cause, if any they have. vhv -
prayer q said petitioner should not b.
granted - >9
And tits farther ordered bv the Flour-
thar the Clerk shall send bF mail TO All
known creditors copies Of said petirio1
ard TINS order, addressed TO thern ~
tneir places OF residence as stated
witness the Honorable II q. Nils
- Judge Of said Court. and ~.
SEAL seal thereof az Oxford in sai5
- J Division and District On ~
9th day Of July. A. D.. 1872.
L Z OLDHAM, CLERK
H. A MOORE, Deputy Clerk.
A true copy. -
1. e OLDHAM, Clerk SEAL.
By Fl. A moore, D. c. -El
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
Fer REM.

From Sept. LIST ore two-storv
residence on University street.
Modem eonvsniencies. AppIvto
MzS. c. ?. PLaSr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01

7Tas cured Of diarrhoea BY one dose
81 aaianeriain's Cole, Cholera ard
iJli'rrnoss2 tsemedy,' writes VI. Z. C;e5
hi-ftitr q OT1ole, Pa. There Is nothing
better FOR sale BY y Il. Eendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-01
Certain Results.
VA. Ia oxssr,I CItiz<n kasx~ How SIRE
Eh~y Ar.

Va. La oxssr'i Citizen knows How >ar-
Etey Ar.
nothing uncertain about the work u
poar'- kidney Pills in Oxford. Their
Is plenty CT Positive proof Of TINS N t..
testimony IT citizers Such evidence
Should convince The mist sl<rutscal
douuter Read the following statsrien-
Nrs ? Z p. Wallace. East street.
Jz.oryi- Mss. SAYS. In fa82 I lirS-
used Deans Kidney Pills and tisv r.
iiev-d ne OF . cuii. -,rlrs!iag pain " fl,v
2arS- ii-iur- I -auS 1his remedy a.
wav- lel- tiresi arc 'al.-iiiti and ysaS FIRE
q1entiy tn1Cved ly headacaas ard
dizzy spells Nothing herefiffad M.
n TIE least un.il I ha - using Duane
Kidney Pis-s. prucu-ai 81 E-nd-i's
Dig Siere- - slur+ e- re-
moved every symg.1m .s .rv lssa-
= Amt p-h4Ir.v rerCln1see.d Us. them
4 -ii.ss .i1i- al;si uuTr ,l... 80 -sl-ou %
cll1us-e nv hi-h opiuian c.- a--r, 20
i you- back achss-if ra- s-fnevS
D t1--r you- don. ssulpiv al. f.- -si-
-. remedy AK iisi.nit-- % last-4-S
N-fiucy Flls. lie same riar a.- VA
iace h-rs-t1e -eu,eir backed hv tusne
testimony. SOC az ssrre- Fa4.s-r-gIii =
bu-l Co. Props 5u--1lo y. y.
\ v7s. amount O. III health = due -
impaired digestion When the stomach
I lal4s - p.srfa--l - f--re--= ---rs 1-1us-ls
ne whole system becomes d--.as-vzi-
Z a fe'- doses Of CHAMBERLAIN IaAIzss
I Is al you nee,L- Toy u-lt srrs.lg- Ell
I YJt.f DIGESTION iuT7g.4r.ss vour lit.r.
and req ate YOUR bowels, eu-i rely sl.i-
in- ava with .ssas uliss-r-iHls. feeling.
. &c = .'srs.rv C-es-s-sul- TT sstz-
qsiiers IKE been permanently elrss
. 'F.y aot yeE3 Far sale ~ = = .1ea-
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