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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14
FIELD DAY.

The committee on the LAID
cite County Field Day ne, sad
cay, Feo- 24;h. and plaanei j
toAo-ing rules and confess:
Each contestant must be |
regular enrolei stu6en, IL sd
one Of the pubic schools Of 4
county.
2 The Contestant uust hI1
attended school a. least VI
nooths IN the year.
g. The coutestzn, must ian
made satisfactory grades IN 4
school attended.
4 The contestant must havei
least 50 per cent IN dsporzsd
for The tao months Of the yea-.
D. Only one contestant I'D
each school viii be aIloxs1 70 4
ter each contest
O. Each school must hoo y
kninasy contest before the IA
OF the Field Day in order /
choose the contestants.
.. The Field Day will be I'D
90 the grounds Of the Oxlr4
High School on Friday, Apl
18TH, al 2 O'Clock.
5. Announcement concerns;
the prizes and about the Deca'
nation Contest and GraduanC.
Exercises will be made by tn
committees on each. These rI
events will be held on the sam
day as the Field Day.
The following contests viii b
held:
One mile relay race.
single sach race.
Potato race.
100 yard dash for boys over 4
100 yard dash for boys under
High jump.
Board jump.
Kun and jump.
Wrestling match.
School community bringing th'
largest number of people on on
wagon. must come from as Ia
out as three miles from the cor
porate limits of Oxford.
Rope pulling by 1--WE boys frua
each school.
A prize for each contest will b
offered.
n. A. Moore, Tuia,
K. Q. Leavell, Oxford,
T. A. Rice, Burgess.
Committee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14
Tokvlile News.
hv - q Gnd

By y o Good
Nrs. &. 7. Lsnney Is reported
70 De very sick t1is xeek.
Little Edna Snipes !s also on
the lick list.
Old Aunt Eiheline Harmon was
burned TO ceztn a few days ago,
her clothes caught on fire wnlle
making soap and she lived only a
short while aftee being burned.
Sne was = typical llte-o-llan
darkey ana vas epected and
trusted by a. ~ho new her, both
white and BLACK Ne will all mics
Aunt Erhehne as she was familiar
ly called.
Mr.. Gus Shepherd has gone to
Oxford TO undergo an operation.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr.. William Huston, of Oxford
was in our community a few days
ago.
Mrs. F. VI. Bedenbaugh has re
turned from an extended visit TO
Como.
Mr.. Will Arnold, of near Como
is visiting relatives here this week
Mrs. E. B. Snipesi is visiutg her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E
rackett near Oxford this week.
Ar. Ebo Childress and wife
a new bosrder. a fine girl.
Mr.. J. P. Conner, our efficient
mail carrier, reports the roads al
most impossible. They are in
he same condition to Oxford and
should they get 50 he cannot
make his route. we will be CON-
isolated from the balance
II the world.
Yours for THE EAGLE.
Cl-SL- ~ r. u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14

Pars-TBys1r. ca the Tli11ss
C=cu-.l RAlI-os3 5 -l=s South
q Oxford
T5-=-S1-z-5sT and Scc5aE.
M1--h 3Es 81S 3.s1-
sGr-z-kT.
10 A--Ore-irg exercises and
S-eG2l Prayer sc- DTTirs G1i5-
xoo=. r216scs-3 ty 4 J. Joh1@o1
1870 a=-T-e vales Of god
literature i tie zaking otaho-e
trJ n Hiegiob0tAaz Ac1 Z u
Ss-c--
1i=l5 Az-S~-o-- Szts-c::
Love AZ . yoars N ChnsuA,
S@-rSS." By J. u Derrick
zp-1-L0z Stz-5zr6 q Spiri
E1Gsy i, cur Caz-chss. ea1s= ard
~7@iy ~ Hsoy So-P1s-s ard
D ?. Eoy<-
3p--Waz. ian re 10 With
or pAssorsess churches oy y. A
MORE s-5 z ". Taylo-.
80 p-z-S@-7on By " u. ?
Bsc7a, /. =. Tl-z-so-, slssr-
1Ass.
eaR-Devo-oaAl exercises .si
oT l. L15e-.
s-i5 z-S.-5sy schools. css
r1ssson ed ~ ]. ". Lee.
-0:ij A---T.;hiaz, ciscrssoo
y 2 L Riley.
II az-Ser-O1 by - Z Rem
e. sGo..c; TIE Co11isssoa-
zp.1-xssioa Facts and Plans
~ y I. Hs-gis.
We hoP4 70 hare With Is some
q the representatives Of cur 5e-
.0zinstsonzi xO-k. We should
Dc delighted 70 see representa-.
rves fru every church IN the q:
ISOLATION present. Let tie iar-
men turn CUT !: all DO yoe good
t. g AMI uingie Yifh the oreta-
r-n and confer together about II.
things Of tie kingdom. Le; =:
turn lOo-e our business and e
ard make iris the creates. fttt
Sunday meeting sc have had tol
years-
Ample provision -ill Dc mad.
70 care for all xho 20.
W. !. HAgols,
=. I. RILEY. I~cOnniae..
II. L. JOHNSON
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

WHEHEAs; A petition has been hr
before the Board Of Supervisors Of L
fayette County, Miss , containing "
names OF % per cent Of the quzlinr
electors OF S~upervisor'e District Nun-
One Of lafayette County, Miss
asking that said Board permit said 81
pervisor's District Number One 70 co.'s
under Chapter lac, of tbs Acts Of lsi4
pubhc Laws Of the State of Mississipr
and issue bouds;
And Whereas; said petition requirs
the Board of Supervisors of said count
MO state TO issue the bonds Of said Ds
u1ct Tor the purpose of ~constructirs
aud maintaining the Public Highvsp
o. sad Supervisors District Number
One OF said county and State.
Now therefore the Board OF Super
Usors OF lafayette County, Mississip,,
pi, In accordance with the direction ard
requirement. Of said Chapter l4s Of tnf
LAvs Of 1910, hereby give notice 10 tne
quanned electors Of said S~upervisors
district Number One of LaFsyerIs
county, Miss, Of its purpose and inten
~ issue bonds OF AID for said 81.
perv1sor's District Number One Of saa
county and State for the purpose Of
constructing and maintaining n O.
more public highways in said distris.
Number One As required by Chapter
~, Laws OF 1910, Al the April tern,
lsiz, OF said board for the convenienes
OF the travelling public by contract ua-
2 petf1oned 10 the contrary rs pr
vioed BY said Laws by order Of tns
BOARD Of Supervisors of LzFayeas
County, Mississippi
Inns the 9Th Gay of March, A. D.,
IVA w. II. wooDwARD,
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14
A Bald Headed
Woman
Sssn Of Her Crown Of Beasty,
Loses IN Love and Marriase.

E2Ars certA.!y most leces-
sarY 10 women. Who could love
ana nar-ya bald headed woman:
What charms could one array TO
OE-et such = disagreement.
i vonan's goal il usually owe
and marriage. Her croxnine
glory IS her hair. The loss Q. her
hsir mars her beauty. happiness
and success. Yet, RICH, here in
Oxford, there are hundreds 0. 70
men Eao are neg.ecang orini1r-
ing their hair - such an extent
that Il L. only q matter Of tine
when !. will De utterly ruined.
Many women destroy the
beauty Of their hair through
ihoughtiessness or ignorance Of
certain facts. They use curIine
irons over-hea.ed, or 10 excess,
which destroys the natural oil Of
the hair. causing it TO split, break
and come out. They do not sham
POO their hair often enough Or too
often They use soaps or prepa-
ration WHOM contain ingredients
positively harmful to the scalp
and hair.
As . result OF such treatment.
daadruH Is created, the hair
loosens. loses color, falls out and
badness conmenees, unless prop
e. and prompt precautions are
taken in time. Then again, mi
crobes and certain diseases bring
about unhealthy scalp and hair
conditions.
Almost any woman may rid her
self of dandruf and diseased
scalp and hair il she viii but use
the right remedy. We have that
remedy and We viii positively
guarantee that il will either cure
dandruh ana badness or il will
not cost the user anything.
That is q pretty broad state
ment. bat We will back il and
il with our own money.
will return your money IL YOU
do not find that RexalI ..93'' Hair
Tonic is an entirely satisfactory
remedy that will promote hair
growth and overcome scalp and
hair troubles; that it will grow
sven On bald heads, unless ali life
IN the hair roots has been exun.
euishet. the follicles closed. and
The scalp Is glazed and shiny. IL
Iets its name from the fact that
9 grew hair it received a SO out of
lO cases, where il received a
thoroughly hard, impartial and
practical test.
We want you to try Rexall ..93''
Hair Tonic at our risk. You sure
y cannot lose anything to gain.
You had better think this over.
and then come in and see us
about this offer. You will be well
'epsid for your visit to our store.
you can eau Rexau
in community only at
,ur store-The Rexall Store. r.
Z. Chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14
Mt. I'm No.r

tere &e are again singing IN.
Old tune Dad roads" In
e - hare never .een .ns
a1s n such = cep.orabie con.
c.a-1- !; is almost izpv-.ible 10
- anywhere and really DANCE
r1zs t. start % tom, there are
&c Dany places tina, are in a
measure impossible.
ever n the history Of old ~.
Lsgn church have xe known road
conditions 70 De such tina, the
we're cv; Of alnos, entire
y from church services. Bro.
stephens filed the pulp. hsre
Sunday and preached an excel.
.ez. .ernOn 10 . very small con-
.reza'ion.
The incessant rains have de-
lays1 cat sowing and early gar
dsn4ns. How glad we'll al De
waea .pring comes, and the sun
EhI-es, the birds sing and the
flowers bloom. We console our
selves with the old adage tia,
"its an III wind that blows no.
body good" We are sure that
,he silver lining to all these clouds
vii De in evidence ere long.
Say, what's the matter with
you oxford folk? 1t seems that
prosperity has . tendency 10
psrturc yOu- We have been nj.
facilitating you upon your
splendid Graded Schools work.
.9g Management ETC., when be-
We hear loud trimming on
minor keys Some Of you we
had better pray God TO
give you thankful hearts and help
you 70 get the mote out Of your
eyes that you may be enabled 70
and count your blessings.
Prosperity often ruins people who
xouid prosper in adversely.
Observer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14
THE HOSPITAL REPORT.

In submitting the frs. annual
-epor. OF the Kings Daughters
Hospital. the members Of the
Circle xish % thank a. those
xho have in any xAy shown heir
interest oy Contributors ofnoaey
tine or gifts. the doctors for their
help and patronage. the ner-
chants for their Contributions and
many others xbo have sent Gora
hons from tine 70 tine.
TIE hospital vas dedicated on
Sunday, March IL, 1911, and on
the following day It's doors xere
opened to any ~ho were SICK and
in need II medical or surgical az
'ention. From that time on 70
March J. 1912. the Official repo-.
shows patients admitted 50, dis
charged Al, died D. OF these 8.
were surgical cases and Is we're
clinical cases.
Gross Receipts-Received from
patients fees, entertainment. and
lunches, monthly subscriptions.
ETC.. s1,S32.65.
Expenses Including house
rent, new kitchen range, monthly
food bills. salaries and wages
s2.2i2.6i.
On March u, 1911. when the
hospital vas opened there was
See3.i 20 in the treasury suojec, TO
call. The greater part Of this
sum has been used up in meeting
the deficit in the running expen-
see. over and above what was
taken in from the various as
above mentioned. Many persons
in the community have an erron-
eous impression which the facts
set forth in this report should
correct Several Of our subscrib.
ers, acting under the impression
that the hospital has money ahead
and out at interest, have with
drawn their subscriptions. The
truth is that the Circle, knowing
they NIGH: expect emergiences.
and periods when the income from
patients vas small, thought i'll
wise TO set aside in the beginning
, small reserve fund. The above
Iist OF moneys expended, which
. in excess Of the receipts, has
proved the wisdom OF this pro-
The report shows that 30 far
from getting rich, the hospital is
aot yet seif-suseaining and i'll
needs and needs urgently all the
subscriptions OF its original SUBJ
scribers and more too. 1t is earn
sssly hoped that those Who have
removed their names from our list
sill allow them to be replaced and
hat others will come to our as.
We also hope that since the Leg
stature has given LaFayet,s
and the city of Oxford
to apportion certain
moneys towards the maintainance ,
II our hospital. seeing our need
hey will be very liberal and
'oms promptly to our aid.
We are pleased to say that
through the efforts OF friends of
he hospital, the Illinois Central
tailroad has agreed to send all
= accident cases which occur on
he railroad within certain limits.
o our hospital.
As an institution still in its in.s
ancy, we know we are handicap
ed in many ways, but We believe
re have demonstrated that there
need for a hospital in our CITY.
. is evidenced by the patronage
4 81 cases. equaiing one for each
Teek IN the year, 3S Of which
'ere from the country and "A from
oxford. One of these was a
harity case. If the public will
'ssist US, We hope to be of stilI
'reater help and be able 10 be-
ONE established in . permsneut
tome. n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14
X PELs Ak ArrcK OF DEATH

ETs rear. aga TT doctors tod Re
! A11 oz-- two reA-s - hv. Tia
starting statement -Ks -a6e ~ san
En Gre<o- q Nxzras.e. Colo .Ter
tod Ee ;hH.I v0z& szr-y De -s-a
c~oz--ycoa II Vas - % ne tn>n 20
1T tie o-- Ing 7~acIne and ! began
% c~ d. Kings S-~ Discovery. I.
-zs vel DID p today ! Al working
and believe S-e ny lie % tsis E-eE
ts-os- AID ing ere th2- las ecex-e6
TIE ErT.e q 1z0<E=- Ecrz lie .oEy
. s1.e- With eozxas. Gods o. o-h-r
throat AID lc-x troz5les 1o<. Take
TIE ccS Tia a sztes- Pre- 50 ce--.
AID tiD- Trial bo-k free a 4 Il.
Ke2d@l'z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14

Children are much more likely IN
contract the contagious Diseases when
they have colds Whooping cough.
diphtheria. scarlet fever and Consume,
ton are diseases that are often coutrzrs
ed when the child has . cold. MAJ 1
why ali medical autho rites say bevare
OF colds For . quick cure Of coIds
You VIII end nothing better than Cbam
beriain's Cough Remedy. It can AZ
ways be depended upon and Is pleasant
aud safe For sale by A. H KeudeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14

List Of unclaimed mail natter re-
naming in the Oxford post-ofice for
the week ending Saturday, March ssh
1 Brit, Miss Lizzie.
2 Boone, Miss Adlener.
3 blanchard, Arch.
4 Each, I. B.
Daniels, James
Fulton, Uless-
Hampton, Robert
Q James Carrie
Lemon, Rev. p. A.
10 Moore, Miss Palsy.
IL Moon, T. II.
IL Mcfarland, Miss Minnie.
- Nsnshsng, Eta Younge.
r. Quinn, Miss Octa
Is Sanden, b C, Or p. d.
Is smith, Thomas T.
Is STOOLS, Miss volar.
- Scott, Mary.
20 Sisley, Matte.
q Taylor, Miss Florence.
y WitHce, Mira Walter.
When calling for the shove adyer-
mail give the No. of each ana
the date advertised
8 NJ HowRY, NJ p.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14
GLORIOUS NEWS

Cones from Dr.. J. T. Curtiss. of
Dwight, KAns- He writes: Il not
only have cured bad cases Of eczeua
in my Patients with Electric Bsrrev.
but also cured myself b. them a the
sane disease feel sure tney viii bene
nj any eas~ Of eczema" Tbs show.
what thousands have proved. that EIec
f7e bitters Is a most effective blood
pn-1nerr It's an excellent remedy for
eczema. letter, salt rheum, ulcler.
bods and rnnning sores II s,iuuLstss
hy-r, Kidneys and bowels, expels pos-
ons, helps digestion, builds rp he
strength Price 50 cenfsL Satisfaction
guaranteed b. A II. Kendei.
Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted VIII
the prompt relief afforded by. applying
Chanberlasn's Lsnirrent- Not one case
OF rheumatism in tenr requires any inter
treatment Whatever. nis IMMINENT
u o sale by A h Kerdel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14

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Maryland Ny 2ayand,'
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@.< -nnnz 9-r names 10 lrs
album, &c oads ou
- hostess goodbye <ii:
feeling tia, this MOS. de.
4z1-4 evening closed the ~
ne, -aecsssf1i and prostab!'
srs . The history Of the Aloe-
1l1a=g Johnston Chapter, L DC
Al1 CIV both Daughters az
a !oi- IA three rsgsins
!o- our beloved pre..dsni
&Fs- ,. II. Wngat, sr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14
StSrrE.> HIIE ssroxp

WreO1f = yzr, s5ock or 6ist1-h4noe.
- tie awful sped e oar ez-n th-uzxn
sY&ce. %eroc1er ~ --ch z~
t7r=s zoveRerr nd % Do ,so-o WHO
lake Dr.. Kings New Life P-.s No
crying, NJ distress l1s sho-ozxA vork
thz- brings good he2i,. zrt ioe teG-
7p 3 eez.- For sale by A II.
Eeo6el
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-14

fou judge . man not by what he
PROMISES 10 do, by what he hns done.
Inat Is ,he only true test Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Judged BY this
ssandard has no superior. People every
mere speak Of It in the highest terms
OF praise. For sale by A. a. Kendel-
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TO xoTHkR-AxD oraEss

You can use Buekisn's Arnica Salve
TO cure children Of eessmz. rsshes fe,.
tsr, chatting, sczIy and erusted humors
as vel as tnesr accidental injuries
cu1s ourns, bruises, ETC.. with perfect
SAFETY. Nothing else heals 90 quickly.
Q ooits, ulcers, old, running or fever
sores or piles i has no eqn4l. Is cents
al A IL. Kendeps.
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Combination Offer.
Take Your Choice
COMMERCIAL APPEAL

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We are now offering the OK
ford Eagle and the CONNER.
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year I.UU
HOME AND FARM
The Oxford Eagle
Home and Farm e. m
one year for ID. UU
SOUTHERN RURALIST.
Tbs Oxford Eagle and the
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ChamberiAin's Cough Remedy has
von ~ great reputation and extensive
sale ny y remarkable cures Of coughs,
coks a1d Group II an be depended
u7on- Iryn. Sc3d tytA H. Kendel
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