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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
Freight Handlers Strike.

Council Bluffs. May 23.-The North
western railroad was unable 10 ship
any freight from here yesterday OWING
10 a strike OF fifty freight handlers,
which completely tied up the busin ess
Of the road While platforms and freight
rooms were piled high with freight The
men claim 10 have presented a petition
for higher pay Ave months ago They
say no notice was ever paid 10 this or
TO Z second petition.
Recently the track repair men struck
for raise and got il after being out
one day and this emboldened the freight
men TO quit 10 enforce their demands.
The freight men received si.75 day
and demand 81 Their first request vas
for 80 cents increase. Pickets are on
duty 10 see that no one takes the
places OF the strikers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
Southern Io1ua Items
Mt. Pleasant.

Mt. Pleasant.
Divorced in May. 1910, j. p. Phiipot,
anG Mrs. Rosa A Phi!potl the former
Of Des Moines- and the latter of New
London, were era nted a license 70
marry again BY County Clerk Homer
Dewitt.
Orient.
Albert Hartman vas quite seriously
injured Monday afternoon by a scaffold
breaking and letting him fail 10 the
ground, hurting his head and bruising
MIN up SO badly that he Is confined Io
his bed r McGuffn also received a
bruised ankle n the fall.
Burlington.
The Burlington railroad has been
ordered bv the Iowa railroad commits
s;oners 70 construct a platform a.
Linby in Jefferson county. and 70
stop passenger trains Nos. 3. /. 81 src
&c. Burlington TO Oskaloosa. for the in
te-change Of passengers with the Mil
"au.ee
Muse atine.
Because the Muscatine high school
graduating class selected We Should
Worry as the class motto. the parents
and school board are up in arms and
threaten 70 use drastic action. The
class first considered the motto
Climb Tho the Rocks be Rugged
but they deci6 ed it 10 be too slow and
not up-to- date
MI. Pleasant
Mt. Piea.ant and high schools grad
uation class this year numbers thirty
ore, next to the largest class ever
graduated from the local schools. Prof
c. s. crutkshank is superintendent
The class play, Cupid at Vassar," viii
be given at the auditorium Friday
night. May %, DR.. II. A. 1ngham deliv-
ering the class sermon at the flrs'
Methodist church Sunday following.
sieourney.
Exercises for the commencement
week of the Sigourney high school
graduating class for 1913 commence 81
Sunday evening with the baccalaureste
sermon preached at the Methodist
church by Rev. Lloyd tanning. The
class consists Of forty members, Of
whom twenty-tfree are girls and sew
enteen boys. Miss Marjorie Etter viii
be valedictorian and Miss Myrtle
! Thomas saIutatorian.
| Creston.
| Charged with assault on Rober
Haudyshell. 13 years old, a tramp /:
! under arrest mere but refuses TO sivt
| his name. The arrest was made Satur-
| day evening upon the complaint Of thu
| young boys parents. The man wa
identified by the boy and companion
Gilbert snockley. who was with hin
| part OF the time before the traml
attacked the HaudysheIl boy. DefoE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
RELATIVES OF MRS. PHOEBE A
COLE AFTER $4,000
- ESTATE.
PROPERTY LEFT TO FORMER
osAGE SCHOOL TEACHER
Miss Ida johnson Made Beneficiary in
Return for Care and companionship
BY Mrs. Cole-property to Churches
and Seminary After Death Of Miss
Johnson.
Special to Times-Repu blican.


Mason City, May 23.-The last will
and testament of Mrs. Phoebe a. Cole
for many years a resident OF Usage. is
now being contested in the Mitchell
county courts, some of the most prom
inene attorneys in the state taxing
part. Judge J. j. Clark is the judge
and possibly two week will be con-
sumed in taking the evidence. Inc
story is as follows:
Mrs. Cole died a. Long Beach, Cal,
Dec. 15 1912. leaving the greater por-
ton OF her estate. which amounted 10
about 100000, to her friend and COM
panion. Miss Ida Johnson, former
school teacher in Usage. BY the pro-
visions Of the will Miss Johnson was
decided the Cole residence in Usage
outright. but the remainder OF the
property is held in trust Miss johnson
using ali or whatever part OF the IN
come she desires. The Will then pre-
I scribes that when Miss Johnson dies
the property IS TO be divided among
three churches in Usage and consio-
erabie portion is also 20 go 10 leoar
Fails Seminary provided this institu-
ton has collected q certain amount OF
endowment By that time. II TINS con
dition is not fulfilled then GrinneA
College is 10 receive that portion for
fei.ed by Cedar Valley Seminary. me
executors Of the will are Fred c. Smith,
E. ]. Scof1eld and Miss Ida Johnson.
/. appears that some time before the
death Of Mrs. Cole that she became
estranged from her fen relatives ano
that she induced Miss johnson 10 quil
teaching school and live and take care
Of her under the promise or unoeT-
standing that she would be taken care
of when Mrs. Cole died. The grand
nieces and grandnephews are assam
ING ~. will
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
Every Little
Olive Tablet Has
4 Movement
All Its Own

Your doct will tell you ninety per
cent of all sickness comes from inac-
tive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards. .
well-known physician in Ohio, per-
fected q vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil, to act on the liver and
bowels, which he gave to his patients
for years. Olive Tablets. the substi-
tute for calomel. are gentle IN their
action, yet always effective, They
bring about that exuberance OF spirit,
that natural buoyancy which should be
enpoyed by everyone, by toning up the
liver and clearing the system OF harm
full impurities.
10c and Csc per box.
The Olive Tablet Co.. Columbus. o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
COMMENCEMENT AT DENIsoN.
Exercises Incident = Graduation t

Exercises Incident - Graduation to
Begin To1orro"
Special TO Times republican.
Denison. May 23.-The closing exer-
discs Of the Denison high school COM
uaence on Saturday OF this week. Al
this time comes the May exercises in
the city park if weather conditions per
nit There VIII be athletic contests,
MAY pole exercises. and GROWING OF
the queen. MISC Louise Jones. Sunday
evening the baccalau-eate sermon Is
10 be delivered by DR.. Senseny at the
VI. Z. church. President Seerly, Of the
state normal. gives the address On
Wednesday evening at the graduating
exercises The following are the grad J.
yates: Leila Albert, Philip Baker Paul
BoyIan, Hans Brode-son. Louis Carroll
Flo Caswell, Paul Caswell. Marie Con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
MILLION BROOK TROUT.
Lakes and Streams 20 30 Stocked
From Manchester hatchery.

Special 70 Times Repu pltcan.
Clear Lake, MAJ 23.-Game ard fish
wardens are reporting large number
Of brook trou, in the hatchery at Man
chester and ii i expected that this
section Of the state is TO receive part
Of them There are a million Of the
little fellows there. small per cent
Of mem being rainbow trout. Pike
nave thrived The best Of naything in
the lake and seem 10 be able TO resist
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
SHIPS FROM LOS ANGELES.
Twelve Horses Arrive BY Express For
Mason CITY Races.

Special t. Times Repub!can
Mason CITY, Nay 23.-Janles Ho'-
comb Of Los Angeles, with a string 9,
twelve horses accom- on!ed by az man
groom erg. arrived IN Tie cisy and took
possession OF assigned quarters al 'he
driving park The shipment was ma 1e
5y express q. cost Of $500. i is ne
largest string Of horses ever brought
from any great distance TO enter a
ge-ies u races. Mr.. Hoicomb's string
Is entered for .h4 entire Cedar Valley
circuit which vii open UP in this city
on June 3. lasting for three days 6
NJ. Stearns. OF Phoenix. Ariz.. has ar
rived win TWO horses and 9. 4. Niles
Of -. Paul, is mere with his string.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
FRECKLE.FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots,
How to Remove Easily.

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-fa ce.
10 Try a. remedy for freckles with
the guarantee OF d reliable dealer that
1t will not cost you penny unless II
removes the freckles; while If it does
give you clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifing.
Simply get an ounce of othine -
double strength from your druggist
and q few applications should show
YOU now easy it is to rid yourself OF
the homeiy freckles and to get a
beautiful complexion. Rarely is more
than one ounce needed for the worst
case.
Be sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strngth othine as this is the
prescription SOLO under guarantee vi
money back il 1t fails to remove
freckles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
Scranton News Items.

Special to Times Republican.
Scranton. MAY 23-Mrs. ". s. Cros-
Ter, one of the most respected OLE set
tiers Of this community. suffered a
stroke Of paralysis Wednes iav night
and little hopes are entertained for
her recovery
The public school entertainment CIV
en- here at the opera house was largely
attended.
James Delhurey. prosperous farm
er living about six miles southeast OF
town, is planning on building a large
new barn on the home place this sum
mer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
yssssvs journalism.

Grandpa often read aloud from the
newspaper for mamma as she went
about her work. Ono morning fivo,
year-old Maxine brought paper and
sat down at his feet Grandpa noticed
that she, too. was pretending to read
aloud. "A little girl ate Z chicken
alive and feathers growed out all over
her back" was the startling bit Of
news he heard.-From the House.
koonAp
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
NEW BANK AT oELoiT.
Savings Bank Ineorporated in Village
Near Denison.

Special to Times Republican.
Denison. May 23-A state savings
bank has been incorporated AT the town
OF Dtroit six miles northeast OF here.
a station on both the Northwestern ana
Illinois Central. A former bank es-
tablished there wen, out of business
some years ago The following are
the first officers of the new bank: j.
II. jerks, OF Avoca. president; F. A
True. of Deloit, vice president. NJ. Guy
Martin. of Deloit cashier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23

ner, Emma Giss, Marie Helsley, lone
Johnson. Marshall Jones, Rowland
Jones, May L. Jones, Estelle tombstone,
Grace Kinney, Laurence Randall,
Archie Sillete, Anna satley, Helen
Trexel, Henrietta Vandervall, Martha
Weiss, Ronald Wygant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
SIOUX CITY REBELS
STATE OFFICIALS WATCHING
LATEST ATTEMPT TO
NULlIFY IOWA LAWS
REFUSAL TO BUILD
HOSPITAL ORDERED BY VOTERS
Reason Revealed in Fact That Sioux
City Contingent Desires Voters Of
County to Pass Fa"orably on New
Court House Pro posal and Hospital
Pro ject Would Interfere.

Special 10 Times publican.
Des Moines May 23.-State officials
are watching with interest the latest
manifestation OF 1he spirit OF rebellion
AGAINST the laws of the state and aSser-
ton OF the right to negative or ignore
the code of Iowa according 20 local
views Of what ought TO be the law
Whether the strong hand OF the state
viii be laid or the TeCalcitrant ofnclals
remains to be seen.
The newest home rule nulifcation Is
in Wood bury county Reports from
there are that the duly elected officials
have publicly announced intent 70 defy
rhe state law The case arises over
what TO 90 with the hospital fund voted
last November. The proposal for q
county hospital was voted on properly
and carried by a large majority which
orders a special tax levy for TWEEN ~
wears and the erection OF a county hos
pital
Law Is Plain.
The law passed by the th!rty-third
general assembly. under which county
hospitals are being erected IN various
what should next be done. II is manda-
,orv that the board OF supervisors
shall proceed at once 10 appoint
seven trustees to organize the hospita!
board and 10 handle the funds. II ap-
pears. however. from reports that nave
come 10 the state house, that the coun-
~ board, acting pom the ADVICE OF lAe
state senator from that district. has de-
cided that il will ignore this command
and not appoint the trustees. hence Ell
fectual!y checkma,ing the plans 1oT 'he
hospital.
The fact that state senator has ad-
vised the violation OF the law is taken
10 mean that ne intends o secure re-
peal Of the entire law i ths matter can
De STAYED of until another session
The campaign +or the hospital was
conducted ty local organizations entire
". The plan there. As else" mere Under
this law, was 70 build a county hospital.
and 20 have a department for the Gaze
Of those afflicted With tuberculosis.
This is the plan which Is being earned
out in Jefferson and Washington coun-
ties and elsewhere il the state. Inc
ca r1paign for tuberculosis prevention
being part Of ne plan, Dr.. heptoro.
state lecturer under he board OF con-
troll. vas urgently invited 20 present
tina. phase OF the question. "hicn ne
did as he has in many parts OF the
state.
Reason for Opposition.
Il appears THAI the real trouble IN
Woodbury. county is tflar the people o.
Sioux City have started campaign
for a big bond issue 70 build half
million dollar court house, which is
much needed; hence they want 20 null
lily tie bond issue as 10 the hospita! so
as not % have IL act as handicap n
tn court house fight.
As the hospital Law defines specific
duties for the county officials and per
rrites Of no discretion. me state re-
r7ovaI law would apply - those VINO
refuse 10 obey the Law or who have
hand in securing utilization Of the
law
Bat will the state undertake to see
thai the law IS enforced in all counties
alike?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
Natural Inclination.

do you think your nephew shows
any prediction for a useful pur-
suit" asked the serious relative.
Well" replied Mr.. Groucher, iudg.
ing by the way he tries to keep his
face and hands and clothes, I think
he would enjoy being chimney
sweep.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
New Old Curtains.

"A little ochre powder dissolved and
added to starch will make old white
curtains look like new ecfu ones
Home Department. National Maya
zine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23

First Use Of Cocoa In England.
Until sixty years ago cocoa was tan.
ID in England as q patent medicine,
and could Le sold only In packets with
q stamped wrapper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23

The secret Of the success OF Cham
erlain's Collie, Cholera and Diahr oea
Remedy is THAI 1t cures.-Adv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-05
PhEalripata Nx~s.

The health of this community
i very good with the exception Of
= few chills.
DE-. III. c. Wait and Mr.. ID. B.
Prisrhard attended the reunion at
Chattanooga. Team, las. week.
Tbs all day singing at Christian
Test was fias ac9 quite : large
crowd atssuied.
Miss Alice Broxn, ot Eeru. il
visiting her sister. Mrs ) r Hale
Mrs- James NgnnaiIy. Of Mem
phis. - spending month with
relatives here.
Mr.. Dick Matthews, Of Oxford
vas IN our midst last week.
Mr. s. Z Tyer and fanailv in
company with Misses Anna Hale
and Bessie Bounds expects to at
tend the AL day singing II Ellis
town Sunday. June 18th.
We are very glad 10 state thai
Capt. J. E Barry who was very
SICK few days last week IL abb.
- b with MS 6s1ghter, Mrs. II
c. Wait this week
Nsssrs- J. A Hale and J. "
Russell visitsi the stock farm a
Hickory Valley Team, THURSDAY
They say we have ros sos an,
stock here.
Nr. Fraak Ticker aud wife, o
El-ru. zrs expected 70 visit thsi
1lry fFssc1s mere the last Of thi
wecs
Thsrs ~il be an al ,iay sing
EsS at Pnilst~lPhia Sunday. Jun
ssl and everybody : invited. e.
Peciaiiy a. the singers-
Mr. Walssr Nayheld. who hs
been a1reaisnE college At Stark
y.lls . a. hone
4 Subscriber.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-05

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ne ksa2~as-A
Tifrf uEfsr-f eieszsn zescs1 I'd long AZ
Iga. Of sI-i-E --il.f -af znei1ubtsc
a~n-sr.
III GD--s are noz cnn5-ns,t
+ >1f-2 t,-sl-ao1v . eDzn7lees the evi
,s-S1zs s'laehl-ive-
l. farns convincing proof u r-erf-
NJ A. b Vert. Cltlss.-p Hiu Street
O=fsr'f. Mss. sEF-- Il friend told
me- a. Nc Dcaa's ERlarv PiEs zs-es
rsi1S them wth eIgeiaslr rssul-s an.
I <1g = scPplr- <n-w teaz ~ kis4-
zeFs were G-sc rtisr--i. fsr ths kasi.~y
sssrevsir-s were -1azszral- J here Wa
-slrwres- ant -1uetls-~- mr. r-s tire s-7al-
" ny 3ac< IN. &c -srhc e1t-sf not L.
SCI n ans possri "a Afr-r ras-r :
Deanss Ssiaey Pills. wslrh I 7-Da-r- Z;
~ k-r,sieis Drug store, A. siir-rr-c4.
NY srz1ab. izzr3.sas-e,I ant nv c,y,ssIf-
shln i1,47rcve,l n every Wnv- Anrrs~r
ai~n1Aer u ny ftz.1-y LAS Rs-f Dcsz-a
-Isi1ey kiLs viz, sha asoss sszissIc-o-y
t'.-sil-i-' 5>tfze--=nr gwen u Mech
tsF--
TdE BENEFrT LISTED
Hhen Er.~ word WIS Interviewed
- oGz representative seT'.rssi wears La
str. si-e SID. 7 an sill -eclur1snr .
ing Lsaa = kisirey ? lis IL every o.
por-Eal-T- a. slsr 0ensfis they btoGghs
IA sas been perr1tnens- This urepa-
- IN = deserving Of the kiEhesg
PraHs-r
For sale ov al dealers Price 50 csnts
20. srtfs c, New YORK
sole s-gen-s for the United 5satrs
S@szlena-e- zaE,e-Dcanfs and take
&c other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-05
Makes PimpleS Go.


xsuzsr kshk~ usy x~nazs Cl~a-S tn, rzr~ If
ftsugt-~ ~sa kkrbrA 0s H1- raf.h-%
VIVA tho naxer Up. Apply 4 hrrie
zeno 70 Tn. ski-1- then SEQ the uiruule-
aid 6lzd.<E-zcs Vanish. Ze-no X !
hquii- EJt SUGAR. leaves no rr.ee, us.
ssuIpiv sinks n and DOS the work Yea
VII BE- as5arlsh..st 70 fn3 how ar4ie.sI-
eczeGl.z, rEsl- t;.I1sl-s-f, Itch. liver Sposs
sslls rheurz And al gsher skin diseases
are cured
Ze5so "a put up bv the z W. Rose
N-,ilcfne 30, So Louis, No. and u reru
ariy sod bv al druggists AZ 81 scr the
E1r'ge bottles but yUd can get liberal
SKA trial bottle for only IS csurs And
ti1iS f-ial h0srie Is guaranteed You
surely viii la6 Zeuo a vocrfer- Gee a
bottle from Il Z k=n,l-fHs Drug Store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-05
THE BUSINESS
Of KILLING GERMS
Killing the Germs Not Only
Cures, But Prevents
Diseases.

70 BE q rvr1ecs -s-rici,tc FOR Internal
use. a dra< must possess the power To
Destroy germ LIE without haru-ng the
patient
Many zir.tfrsres hare been pus en- the
rarxet. ant Srrrt.blai qualities clasnesI
for item. warn tn facr thev either .dffI
naru % the patisat. Or lid 80 god. be-
errse they contained poisonous drugs or
inert materials shar osssssssd IN merit
Dr. C. T. Kl1g. while expsrtrnsutin< in
A1s kfocr1sury. Nude i discovery that has
7roSsn . great hcon 70 sufferers.
d. kfngs Royal Ge-rrrz.r possesses
errmtrtfzf qualities rot possessed by any
ethsr nssdlt<iae IN tire wrrid r does ~
worr gsickiy. without Il any manner dang
harm
II Is wonderful clr-1tfvc a-rnt For an
Diseases caused BY germs, and in addition
Possesses extraordinary properties ~ n
TONG. tactns 70 the system and giving L
the pover u resist disease.
De- Kings RsyaI Gerneeuer Is specially
v1iranis IN fsvsrs. 3falrrta. Ia Grippe. In
stigesrtcn. 'pysr<psia and many ether kin
tretf dissrtsrx
Almost al druggists sen IL O. e VIII
oe forwarted ey express prepaid On 70
e~ipe Of q 70 Eilis-LHlybeck Drug Co.. pro
prtstars. Memphis. Tenn sdv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-05
College Hill Ne-S.

Under the hot sun and the sum
rier showers. the crops are grow
ing a. never before.
Rev. e. Z. Hickoh ard Mis-:
Daisy Clardy, who were recently
unissd IL uArra-e and are noV
moving from Pennington, No. Z
hot Springs. Ark where Rev
Hickoh VII, Ill position in IN.
Presbyterian Chnrch as pastor
are no~ visiting relatives here
The friends all wish them success.
M j. J. Quarles, wife ans
daughters. Misses Allseu an
Gertrude. of Fairfax. Okla, ar.
visiting relatives on the Hill
Jones" Quarles "a he's gsner.
ally known. left this younty i,
1852 going to the Usage Indiar
Reservation IN Oklahons. whsr.
ne has resided since. He Is :
consistent booster fo- the State
Ms Bessie Shaw 10 speniIa.
the week in Oxford with Mrs. w
W. Phillips.
L-- Walter D0olsy and wife
AeS<Es- Wagner and Surs-lant
OF Water Valley, were visitors =
Mr. Wallace Shaws home SUI
day afternoon.
Mrs Ben Pegtis gave O'Clock
dl1ne- Monday afternoon in hon
OF OF Assr guest. Miss Page who
u rsSurning TO her home IN PhiIa
csipaiA from Jackson where shs
tauscs school last winter.
Nessrs- Z H. Shax and D. s
T2nSersiey we're business visit
ors IN Oxford Monday.
Misc Carrie Toaey. Of Oxford
spent Monday night xish Misses
Psttie and Bette FrisrsOn.
Quite number attended the
fetal given by Miss Page las.
Monday night.
MI EDGAR johnson Who ha<
been on the sex liss Is slowly in
proving
Mrs James Young IS on the
SICK hsi a. this zrigIng.
Mr. ". D. Baker Il the u-ori
cvner Of = fine thoroughbred colt
M James Young umpire o.
the ball team, reports the boys TO
Dc f-p-oving considerably.
~. Herbert Sh.x zn.aut SzE..-
day and sunday N Oxford with
relatives
Mrs. s. 5. Mathis eate-taiues
Mr. Jones Quar!es and family 1t
supper Saturday eight.
Misses Addie and Matte PetssS
sas returned home from success
tnl ie- II u school al Jackson.
Mr. } 3 Anderson : stock barn
close 10 town Is nearing compile
uoh. juno.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-05
For Lazy Liver and
the Troubles Of
Constipation.

Feel right al the tine Dent lzy CT
frurr work for days BY taking eaIocleI
wher pleasant Lis- Eer-Lax kesps YOU
on your feet. while relieving your trout
le. SAFER too. and easy to take Don't
take anything else You can't zSo-d
II Eliminates poisors. cieanses sys-
TEN and relieves constipation A nat
ural remedy, natural IN It's actions, sure
"A its effect ard certain IN results. It
won't De long before Eav- Esr-Lar viii
completely displace calcneI m every
horne Children can take IL freely and
with perfect safety Every bottle guar
snteed- Soc and 81 IN bottles. None
genuine without the likeness and Si~-a-
tire Of L X. Gri-shy. For sale By
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-05
AUreat Discovery

u " E1tman, ut Grenada,
Mss. hiss dlsc0veEe1 a : wonder
fuI liquid medicine. ceaseless.
known as
kaYEca51i!s E--era4 Re.lc5v
Il Is 4 never-failing remedy for
Eezems. letter, Rag Worm. Poi
son Oak, Itch, Fever Busters,
Frost Bites. Cnlckea Pox. Prirxly
Heat Nsttsrash and ali skin At
sections. The healing power Of
this remedy Is 50 great tha, It has
cured old stubborn sores though
20 oe cancers On sale az Row
land Drug Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-05

actions The records Of the courts
sAo~ that the firm of Fslkner,
Russell 4 FslkneF Of which Mr..
Russell Is now the most active
member. handles by far the Iarg-
&C. business at this bar "a against
all the combined lawyers dog
en- OF more of them. Some times
turing a whole term 1t court
there Is hardly a case that they
are no; engaged IN. taK; Is the
rule I- this nos ths main reason
why these mea seek u destroy
him. Thsrs are certain suits nov
pending and IN process ot fling
that some OF these men At least
are vitality concerned IN 1t IS
freely taxed that THIS "a the chisl
reason ~Ay this young man mus
BE- 1 destroyed They know he Ia.
Z courage. sxi- AMI ability and
they need him out Of tie way
Will fair minded men stand FOL
thiss We have before Us n,
record Of the testimony taken By
this self constituted bldy and y.
. d. not beis.ve there IL = court d
jury in the had that can ind an!
material paint IN toe whole mat
ter. Its d mere pre;exs. = hum
Dug. = shan The cause lie
deeper.
/ We saw again 70 these men on
citizenship will not sand for tnI
black act of yours, Just ask an.
cii.-sa around tee square, an.
nan from the eOuaGry. nOs you
Owa partisaus, few they De Al
you Will find that you are the oui
Of rsdieule and the objects u CO
tsmpg among al men that bel5ev
IN 4 fair deal II you don't thin
50. waiT AMI see.
Ia III e7lt0r We say tbs CON
munity IS ASHAMED Of you, ever.
I one Of You.