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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11
knoMIedoc hY the Foot.

Trtormation was formerly measured
.. tie page; It may coon be comput-
ed by the foot. One motion picture
firm is sending out letters announcing
that It has in stock 10000 feet of ar
chitecture. 10000 feet OF science, and
10000 feet of geography.--The World's
Work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11
Old Lady Some Pedestrian.

In 1851 an old Cornish fishwife of
eishty'four, named Mary Callinacks
walked from Penzance to London to
see the great exhibition In Hyde park.
The distance is nearly 300 miles fhe
old lady created sensation aid was
noticed by Queen Victoria. She had
vowed to cali on the lord mayor be-
fore returning. and she carried out
her intention, but, Of course. was not
permitted to walk back.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11

A pitcher may fool some of the bats
men all Of the tine, and oil Of the bats
men some of the time; but now and
then they get together aud knock him
out of the box. e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11
Suggestion.

Your lips are like roses" he said
as he tried to kiss her You'd better
go out into the garden" she answered
we have whole, defenseless bush
out there"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11

Teacher OF Hygiene-''Why must We
always be careful to keep our homes
clean and neat?' Little Girl Because
company may walk in al any mo-
ment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11
Why Work7

Gambetta once offered prefecture
with salary of 5000 francs to an in
corrigible Bohemian. who. however.
declined with thanks. saying: Il can
make more than that by borrowing"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11
Enemv of RhstnrIc.

Another thing that depresses us
slightly is to refer in our classical way
to Jove's bolts and then have the limo
type machine make us speak of 'em as
Jones' Ohio State Journal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11
VIII Be Kent Eusy,

A man who tries to fool everybody
maps out plan that makes an eight
hour working day seem easy by CON-
parison.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11

Clayton Gray of Webster. Mass,
is visiting his brother, William
Gray, Of Poplar street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-11
Daily THOUGHT.

Only by knowledge OF that which IS
not myself, shall thyself be learned
Owen Meredith.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-28

beautiful society girls OF the city.
With her maids Of honor she meeta
tho Prophet at his throne in the ball
room. There her royal moster" pro-
claims haF his queen by placing on
her head a jeweled crown. The cor
nuation IS followed by grand march,
led by the Yelled Prophet and his
queen, his reinue and their ladies i'm
Inedia-ely following. The queen her
self remains In ignorance OF the iden-
tity Of the Yelled Prophet. He and
his masked followers one by one fade
away. and exchanging their weird
costourno for evening dress. regain
their personality and reappear on the
dance floor.
THIS years Yelled Prophet week is
to be enlivened with several events
OF national interest, especially the Of
ficiAl national celebration, october 1
to II, inclusive Of the 100th anni-
versary Of the defeat of Napoleon'a
forces by the Germans and their al
lies. In connection with the celebra-
ton the biennial convention OF the
National German American Alliance
will be held october to s. inclusive
Nnpoleonic war pictures and tableaux
and singing by chorus Of 1000 viii
be features OF German gathering
Of the Coliseum the night Of October
S. A torchlight parade. the night Of
October will have In line $4,000
men. an escort Of 1000 United states
regulars, militiamen and veterans and
historical floats. The unveiling. the
afternoon OF October II OF monu-
ment erected on Art Hi In Forest
park to Frederick Ludwig jain, the
founder Of the present system OF
physical culture. will be attended by
monster parade Of Turner's.
Aeroplane contests, as weather per-
mits. at the Mississippi river or For
est park or both, under the auspices
Of the Aero Club of st. Louis. the
seventh annual automobile show at
Forrest Park Highlands, an immense
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-28
!ITAlIz;lIIE,YSIS!II|| A|!l;l[llj;I
Ak&RELIABLEAyH5

USES OUR OWN BRAND OF
FLOOR OIL FOR YOUR HOUSE
CLEANING. csc QUART.
Phone 2525. Free Delivery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-28

Dr Lorkius. Osteopl.h over Nrosss
HlN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-28

amusement garden being Americas
first display OF 1914 models: motor
cycle races october s, Q. IL and u at
the st Louis motOrdome. and motor
boat races October on the Missis-
sippl river under the auspices Of < !.
Western Rowing club. are among tS
weeks other notable attractions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-28
United Brethren Favor Merger

TOPEKA. Kans.. Sept 27.-Ths
district convention fthe United
Brethren church. in annual session
here today. voted In favor of a merger
with the Protestant Methodist church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
CHARTERS GRANTED


charters we're issued by tho state corpora
ton Commission yesterday IS follows:
Imperial Power Corporations Rlfhmona
Capital: Maximum. si5'loo.coei !"ininu n
Phillips. m treasurer Y. ". Cutin. secre
tary-an ~ New York Thomas H. Cay ~;
H. IL charley and Ernest Flppen-all OF
Richmond.
The Virginia Rrokeragss, COMPANY OK m5nSc,,o,.
minimum 5000. Frederick Julian president !,
4. - Thomas, vice president !. + iian-
ronic secretary and tr"asurcr-ali OF Chica-
60. Thomas Il. Cay, Richmcnd
W s Crockcr Inc.l, Norfolk capital !:
Maximum, $4,000. minimum. 500 " ::
CROKER president. John Upton. secretary
ana treasurer: Z. NJ. Suthard-all OF Norioik.
Montgomery Country Club Company tinc;l ;.
Alexandria. Capital: Maximum. S2o.Vo9
minimum SEQ. 900. +. l.. Chaplin president: ):
H. dcsibo.r. secretary: ". Il. Hthhs-all OF
Washington. ID. g -,
Supplinentai certificate incorporation to w.
4 Browu Tobacco Company Incl, MARTINS
vile reducing minimum from s'''o" !" $40
600 .
i. r. Murphy x son dncD. Richmond. en-
larging lis powers - ~ :,
the Norfolk Red Manufacturing Company
IInc) increasing its maximum capital from
sl5 600 TO $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
Results in Virginia League
Richmond, u Newport News. q.
Petersburg, ); Norfolk, ..
toanokc, II Portsmouth, q.
STANDING or CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond mt Newport News.
ROnn0l<e ut Portsmouth.
Petersburg at Norfolk.

Newport News. Va. June 1.-Two OF
clark irif'ithS recruit pitchers pr.
Iancey Wyatt Ayres. OF HilisNilic VA
and Buck Barton. of WASHINGTON ID
q. tied up At iIorwitz Park this after
noon. and the pitching battle that en-
sued undoubtedly was the greatest eyer
staged in the Virginia League Hon
crs were about even between the fling
crs. but ANrcs got the verdict because
Of Mntthewss bad throw To third in
tho second inning. Eat for that bad
peg Richmond would not have gotten
a man past second base. Barton allow
ed three scattered singles and passed
one man. while A%res allowed four
scattered singles and walked none
The Washington hoy famed seven,
Will" tho iIillsville Mountaineor struck
out thirteen
i2ichmoud's lone run came in the
second. when Raley singled. Was sacri-
need and Eberts walked The pair
pulled the double steal Matthews had
Rnley headed three yards with good
throw. but his peg was low. striking
tho bag and the ball bouncing into left
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
INF ER|OR RACES
D|SPLEASE CROWD

Lhtonia. June 17.-Racing OF char.
acter that left much To be desired was
dishcd mp TO = small crowd this after
noon. About the worst was The ,htrd
ana feature event. in which Princess
galloway was returned the wilmer
over Flora Fina. by virtue OF tn. tact
that BUXTON, on the winner, repeated
~ foulel Flora I'ina. even under the
eyes 81 the judges. 40 action Was
taken by the Judges.
70 MAX" matters worse for tho fol
lowers Of form. starter Cassidy wns or
color 70 such an extent that he
left tho racing commissioners morse.
Casuamia. al tho post in the iif,h race
she VAS the even money favotite
Ihc Eakcr and Adair clique dropped
small fortune when Ncrena. o
TO shot. nipped White Wool IN th,
.aet couple ~ jumps IN tho fourth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
Miss Wilson Eats Her
Lunch From Shoe Box

Sunhury, Conn. Jun" i7.-"0h.
you chicken" shouted small hoy
10 Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson.
daughter of President Wilson, ns
she nlightcd from II train here to-
day.
Miss wilson smiled broadly and
hurried away In company with
pnryt of young women with whom
she WINS travelling to II small park
on the hank Of the Smsauchnnnn
River, where she nstonished the mn
tivcs by cntinE her lunch from
shoe box.
While sitting In the pnrk Miss
Wilson noticed IL small boy who was
Iounging. nenF. her. on. the grass,
smoking Il cigarette.
.Yon ought not to smoke" said
Miss wilson; "it'S bad for your
nerves. md besides your mother
would not like IT,"
After remaining here three hours,
Miss Wilson and her pnrfy left for
Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18

C7 FELIN kEEGAN. proprietor of
- the Lexington Hotel. ono OF the
best-fnown Richmond hotels.
Mr. kceGan has been long Identified
with the hotel business. and became
proprietor of the Hotel Lexington some
ton Tor the hotel that is known MI
over the South and East. Mr. KoeEan
IS one OF our most public spirited citi
zens. and is always ready 10 advance
the interests of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18

On SAMUEL SUTHERLAND. sec
aOS rotary and treasurer OF the firm
of kountrcc- sutherland Cherry
Corporation. ll1-ll3ll5 West Broad,
This concern is recognized as Rich
mond's leading ana most progressive
cash or credit furniture store. and
handles only strictly reliable mer-
chandise. which they sell 1T the most
reasonable prices. Their business has
grown by leaps and bounds. and their
poiicy is never TO let an article 20 out
or their store unless they know that
~ Is going to give absolute satisfac-
ton Associated with MIR. Sutherland
nre Henry w. Rountrcc and Joseph V.
cherry. two of Richmond's wcll-known
business men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18

% G. r. RICHARDSON, general
w agent OF the Massachusetts Mn
'ua' Life Insurance Co., ono OF
INC STRONGEST companies i'm tho countrv
10y ms energies and knowledge or lifo
insurance Mr.. Richardson is know,
throughout Virginia. lie is a director
IN me }. NJ G. a.. and was very promi-
ncnt IN raising the money some vcars
ago ior 'he new Association Building.
ne taxes lively interest in all public
ana'fs' ana has large following OF
friends throughout the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
PAGE NAMED BY WILSON

virginia Author Nominated to Tic Am
hnssndor to Itnly.
Washington. June l1;--Ihe president
to-day made the following nomina-
TO TO be ambassador to italy. Thomas
Nelson Page. Of Virginia
10 ho minister to Switzerland, Pleas
mt 4. Stovall. OF Georgia.
10 he collector OF customs for me
district Of Montana. Andrew >. King
TO be register OF tho land Office at
Montgomery. Ala. Cato d. Glover OF
Alabama ~;
trict OF Columbia. to be assistant SUI
gcon, Medical Reserve Corps, Y. . y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
WILL CARRY FIGHT
TO PARTY CAUCUS
(ContInuod Irom First pnge)

e.
~ inc bin. which tic committee wiz
Try to conclude by Thursday night.
y Is probable that the caucus will he
called 10 meet friday. bat problems
IN the administrative sections Of the
f'i may delay the caucus until Mon
day Chairman simmons is planning
- get The bill into the Senate bv a
we, from Monday il possible.
senator Hitchcock. OF Nebraska
"hose amendment L. tho tariff bin
eEyinp graduated tax on tobacco
"Htp3t. Was rejected rs his COLLEAGUES
Ph ~" Finance Committee. gave notice
w thc S"nat" shat he would carry that
amendment to the caucus and make a
determined iiEht for its Incorporation
ln IN" bill He also introduced an
"hend'n ut providing FOR n graduated
i"1hAo tax ON all corporations having
z capital stock Of more than 500, 00o,-
600 and controlling more than one
ipnrth OF the production Of any com
monty. This, he said. he also would
urge IN III" caucus.
Tie action 81 tho Finance majority
iH putting Il tax on bananas yesterday
was Explained by Chairman Simmons
l"-dly as a revenue proposition.
wv" have placed tariff or cents
bunch on bananas" said the Sena :
tor for the purpose Of raising rev
riN" and also for the reason that the
h;Ilana trade is absolutely controlled
.. j trust
we estimate that the annual rev
"nic - be derived from bananas mt 8
cents bunch Viii aggregate $4,000
'''n'. and the small duty OF cents n
punch cannot very well be shifted To
the conatnQnIs,;,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
VIRGINIA GAMr: ASSOCIATION
HOLDS IMPORTANT MEETING

called meeting of the Virginia
Game aud FISE Protective Association
WAS held at thc business Mems hub
Knit Weht ~ the absence 81 RI ~
sided. Plans were perfected for 4
state eide campaign for Increased
membership.
rho PURPOSE. Of the club VIII be Ia.
PROPER prots ton OF both pau4c aIiu
usi intouehout the o!A boriutou.
Alueh oNtNu.i1Sm was shown ~ this
meeting and many questions rct" lls
cusscd pcr;aintns to the woil, ~ tNc
association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
AYERS AND BARTON IN
GRAND PITCHING DJJFI,
Matthews's Error Proves Costly to Washington
Youngster, and He Loses to Colts to Poor
Throw on Double Steal Gives John Raley
Chance to Score Winning Run.

ncld. kaley scored. Eberts was out nj
, ,i piate when Barton outgucssed
play" i'''~o
In his last two games Barton, Ia.
ElFen up only five singles and walked
nut TWO men. lie lost both on wild
throws 10 third by Matthews. eaci, Ia
IN Ing by the shutout score OF 10 0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
Guthrie in washington.

WaShi ngton. June lI.-Cieorge W.
Guthrie, amba SSador to Japan. is in
Washington To receive final instruc-
tons preparatory To going 10 Tokyo.
his honor tomorrow night. and Wis
count Chinda, Japanese ambassador
here. will entertain him. Friday eve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
New Relay Record

Enst"n. PA. June ia new
Worries record for ~ four-niiic re-
iny rncc Wns mndc here to-dn, D.,
members al the team of the Boston
Athletic Association, when the. Gov
cred the distance In - minute.
81 Ia seconds. The hest prcyious
athletic club record WINS ~ min
utcs 10 seconds, by tho irish
American Athletic Club, Of New
lork.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses TO marry were issued yesterday
~ the clerk Of the Hastings Court TO Rich,
-. - Johnson of Brunswick County, and
Iavcnia A. Lanson: Royal Clair Smith and
Gertrude Garrison; Norris 5. Cooperl oi
pSoeh,s and Rosa May Harris Edward T.
Nccreery OF Hinton. W. Va and Lillian ~
Keiiam Raymond willis Giil. Of rctersh ,i,i,
.nd 1:racie Stansbury. and James Edlan
uarIo>y and Lillian Edwards Morris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
In the Wake of the Game
BY GUS MALBERT

Doctor Ayers sturdy all the
sizing ans III the secret chamber OF the King OF Chuck uncoed
ability
laSmng IN Newport News. lie though forced hold his
opponents orclcs the the could
being and that through the White Hope
Matthews. the only lighting i'll the Virginia
The merely added volume aiming
Ills record thus far trifc Of thirteen
rancay the winding
the knocks the
the Mattewcks. not
lass quite . doss1 performance
HE doctor has carved apprcciabc
his eighth Smnng scrolls
the doctor
The twelve he finished going innings
Harry Griffin and during those
tc, though checked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-14

ttxfsr8 n~eris Ar~ fsfsa.ea 20 1~aru ne
a. nas n@en lsa~e.

tSsfsra Fseris ar~ fsf.a.@d "a t.~ara Hes
a hss B@en lls-~.
It's pretty h4nl 70 stfsnd 10 asfies
Vita constantly srniag bask:
W.T. annoying urinary disorders.
] cans k.aaey Pills have made worx
a. er.
- thousands have gralsfaIly testified
Ihey &re for bad baokz-
faty zrs = weak kislaeys
oxier9 people gratefully recommend
DeAzns
,. X. Prac3sx, shoeFn aker, Sortt
street, Oxford, Miss. s2ys. "Aboas
SIX mouths age ] ~ias taken with se-
we're pan IN tns small Of my b4c< anil
was iaid Up, uaaile 20 work ~ back
grew SO core and lame that could not
stoop. when ! gut sp after sitting.
sharp wings rzdiafea from my kidney
thrUagaouf my body. Nv rest was dis
taroea b. Too freqaenf passages % the
kizines s-cFetsons and my hssith be-
cane al rua down Ilaan's Kidney
Ifiiz we're ~ hiEhiY recommended tina:
So s1pplF AZ ken,lsl's Drug Store
Inrte bones colnplsisly enred me"
Fer sale by al dealers Price 50 cents
Foster MlibnFn Co, ruffaio, New Yorx
sols agents for the Cnned States
hrnemtsr nsns Deans and take
no ether.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-14

best plan to adopt. With your ap
prevail we will make such a con.
tract effective Sept. 1st. 1918.
The contractors promiseto have
ready for acceptance the follow
ing roads by Sept. LIST: The
North Road, The Lower Rocky
Ford Road, The Abbeville Road,
The East Road, The Paris Road
and the West Road As above
specified these roads must come
fully up to the specifications be-
fore We accept them.
The indications are that We will
be able to recommend all other
work possible to do to your Board
by the September meeting and
that the contract will be finished
on all the roads well within the
time allowed in the bids as accept
ed by US. We have to report that
no compromise has been able to
secure the right-of-wsy on the
Upper Rocky Ford road through
the Cobb farm and the property
of Mrs. J. Littlejohn. We have
secured the right-ot-way through
Pat Rankin farm, Dr.. Brown and
Charles Baird, but will have tc
ask your committee t. act as &c
Cobb and Littlejohn places.
We have secured a satisfactory
adjustment Of the right-of-way
through the Mcfarland and Me.
Corkle places on the Lower Rocky
road along the lines outlined 70
your Board at its July meeting
The distance OF the route selectec
is 800 yards longer than that
route running behind both houses
but is 900 yards nearer than ths
old road. The cost Of the routl
selected is S3,4 cheaper thar
the old road ana S2o1 more than
the route behind the premises
but the added advantage in ths
junction with the road running
To Hopewell and that sectiof
makes the new route tho propel
route TO construct. The new routs
avoids all hills and hollows 10
specified in our verbal report,
The clayinz OF the sand beds will
begin rs soon as the roads are in
shape to be accepted and will re-
quire n short time 20 complete
aud with thu systemeiic use OF the
Split Log Drag and the cleaning
out OF the bitches with a road
machine twice yearly under the
supervision 81 the inspector viii
in our opinion maintain the roads
in the shape the government en-
gineer planned to have them
maintained.
We submit herewith. the month
Is accounts Win cur apprOvai
and ask that the allowance be
made as specified.
Respectfully submitted.
l.. .. DAVIDSON,
I. b. REYNOLDS,
Il. r.. DUNCAN.
Connissi, ners Beat Oae.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-14

Tie reader u this pHHer wiil ~
pleased tn learn that there at least
ure dr. adci disease that scieuce has
zen able 20 cure in al its st4grs and
frt . Catarrh Halls Caiarr1 Cure
D. the only positive cure ROW known O.
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
. constitutional disease. requires a Csiu
-tsf'ltioaal tregfmeE-t Halls Cs.arrh
Cure IS takeu internally, acting direct
iy gpor the lslood .ul nucaus surface
81. the system. fhsvrilv eexf royiug {. .
:ognaueios OF tee disease and giving
the patient strength hy tuilGing up the
constitution ard aSs.ssinc nature IN do
tng - w0rs. The pruprtrsors have 70
mach faith IN is curative power. that
they Offer Onr Hundred for any caep
-aas 4 fails % care. Send for List Il
tnstsfu uia.s
.Asssres. =. J. CHENEY < Co, To-
ledo, Qhio.
sid b n Druzxisss- - esrts.
Tax, Halls Ramiiy fsfl~ Tor Ss.a,spa-
baton.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-14

81 "a troublei with can-tfpafinn
aud iadhg~ssign AMI spent hanlfs-ss -
DOLLAR Tor nassiitine AID treatment. 2
writes 4. II. hineS, = Wh.ftnN Ara
II went 70 -. Loais ho@pisa al-o "a
hospital IA View Osleans. aaf 20 cure
Aas ene-teri, On retaruIag home /
began taking chamberlain Tahief-
snd worxed rigat slssax. used ta@n
for -un1e time AID ana nos al rixhi. =
For saieby A. "A. kenziei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-14
aorunEsi HAYS xorH CuIlDREs
MoHM~s

are Fey feyerish, rezfie<s, n~rrons,
irritable, dzzV - c9ntiv1tesif ID
they csnfiauaiiy pick their uose or
grind their fseghf hkve they cra4lp-
ing pains, irregular and rav~nous ap-
pcfitcf These are ali ssxns Of worms
Worms nsE ouig cause yeur etIii saf-
tersag. hssf st1ns - uE.rid and EruWfh
GIVE kiekapso N0rrs kiil-r a. aface.
lt siils and rrineses the woFfa-. I'm
proves vuur ckiid's APOSTLE, regulates
stumaeh. iieeE aud lssWels The symp
toms d.appe2F snt yuur child i made
happF ana hs1ltns, a. nature intended.
Al druggists or nal -.
KtCkApO0 INDIAN MEDICINE O.
Philadelphia. "a s. Louis, Aio
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-14

Il was attacked with ay~cntars
about iSsh, AM Used the Doctors mesii
c4ue and .. her rrneIies vita no relief
uaiy e~tfinz uurse al The time | we
nuao.e ID % anything ana my weight
drapp-a from If5 - ls5 Foundx. sui
f-red Tor about txo Iaunfhs = hen l was
ADVISED - Use ghanas riAin'- Colie.
Cholera AMI DiarFaaea Reans-sy. |
used I've bottles " i gave me perma-
ncut r-isef. writes b. " hin, 81 SnoN
III, y. &. Sold hy A. N. ke1del.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-14

fiuek ems Arriea Sal - wi,sa a..Hs.l
60 a cut, brasse. sprain, burn % ali
OF etter ingmry 81 To- skin sal inns~ai
steay reEnegs al f@aa. 4. & Chamber
IAN, OF Alinsea, Ne saFss slf robs
cuts assa 0t1mr tnI1Fsrs o. iiaeir terrors
A. he~ling Esmeey sis sgasl doass.' L
sxist Aiil a. Egs.1 fur va. Oxly
- cents a. a. X. kensissss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-14

On Mr.. Man. Il yuu have bard q
tina, Res ''Desll QUICK" spray, for<~i
Il pray thee. - die BE m~r-i al auil
us 90 me any thing else. aud | mas
pail through. The mesquite said.
-'An~n.n Ross' s.lDe&i Quick" spray
sobd IN Oxfarl y Chiffon : Drag store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-14
Cornish Llots-
~ az T.nuv

Cornish Lots.
BY Topsy,
The health OF this community
Is very good at present.
The rain We had Saturday vas
good on the crops.
DR.. W. +. Webster and wife
spent Sunday with their brother
and family. Mr.. Aubrey knight.
Messrs Newt King and Ott~ay
Foust and Misses jamie Isagiand
and Ferol Frazier visited frisnt
1t ToccoDola a few days last We, a
They were accompanied home y
Miss Laurie Ragiand.
Messrs. Ernest AMI Garria
Brazier returned home Sunday
aftei an abzence Of tao weeks n
the Flat w-ods.
Little zelma Livingston has
been on the sick last.
Mrs. Arch Owens aud children,
Ada and Doyle visited their saas
on woodscn's Ridge a feS days
lds1 week.
Mr.. Paul knight AMI wife We /
cd relatives in Oxford last wees
Mesdamss Lsmmie Spencer
and Celia Wilson. % Texas. are
visiting friends and relatives here
Messrs. Baxter and Otsway
toust and sister, Dora visited The
Misses Purvis recently.
There has been a dipping va,
erected on Mr.. Cliff Prices farm
Cornish il coming 10 the front.
We are sorry 70 cay that one Of
Mr.. Tom Carrots children gns
it, feet badly burned Saturday
We hope IL viii soon be all right.
The meeting starts at Se~ Pros
poets Wednesday. conducted by
Rev~. Moore and Camp. LEI
every body pray for a good revival