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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26
knights Of the Golden Eagle

AZ tho regular meeting OF Sterling Castle
No. p5. Tuesdsy evening. the following off
GERS were elected: Noble chief, A. P. Jonesi
vice chief, Isaac Mercer; sir herald, Edward
Street; high priest, ], Graham venerable
hermit John Kunkel clerk Of excheqHts,T5, ~ Z,
III Dempsey; master Of records, bdwaTga MnS
castle Edward ". Bartholomew; alternate
Oscar 8. Moyeri trustees, Harry y. torr' I'll
wood u. Mover and Ihomae BurEess.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26

tho pleasure Of hearing excellent ReskeITs'
d. G. g. Henry hnsstadL q Maneiung 1rioe, 1,ies
and d. q. s.. Albert Pfefferkofn, ol llukA
Tribe ealhna Tribe will send n deiegatlon 70
Tuehahoo Tribe on the sleep ot January -
on the ocrasi OF the reception OF tne 49,
sachem and great chiefs al that wigWain; t 1ne
annual eame trail and assembly ,r,n ,o5 w vnnnIber
Of the warriors and chiefs participated. hligas gs
the captures awarded were turkeys DUCKS ana
chickens
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26
Order rndependent Americans

Mantua Council, No go, at se5s Lancaster
avenue was conducted at last meeting by
Councillor Hur1berser and Vice Councillor Eek
man Addresses were made BY Theo, p; st neest
a Horfmpn The annual membership club
banquet viii he held In February.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26
Knights of Columbus

Tho Dining Club Of Knights OF Columbus Will
give the usual monthly dinner at headquarters,
1898 Grard avenue, December 30.
on New Years Day the members will as
semble at I:45 p. M. at goth and Race streets.
and march in a body to the Cathedral Chapel,
where a reception will be given to his Grace,
Archbishop Prendergast James A. Flaherty,
supreme knight will make an address TO the
Archbishop on behalf Of the Order.
On Sunday January 3, at l p. M, the
Knights will give dinner to tho lbi orphans
Of 81 Joseph's Orphan Asylum, 700 Spruce
street and at p. m. the orphans at 81, Vim
CENTS Home, Goth and Race Streets Will give
a reception TO the Knights IN return for the
dinner provided for these orphans on Thanks
SiSI'ss on SUNDAY evening. January 3. Hon. Hamp-
ton l., Carson former Attorney General, viii
lecture 10 the knights Of Columbus in the
auditorium Of the Girls Catholic High school,
al 10th and Wood streets, The title OF Mr..
Carson's lecture will be 'Pennsylvania." Phil
adeiphla Council will furnish musical pro-
gram and the chairman OF the meeting VIII
he Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty. On
the same evening Michael j. Slattery. ESQ.
viii lecture at st. Elizabeths Parish Hall I'D
md Berks streets, on Mexico" Mr.. Slat-
tery mas recently returned from Mexico city
and has passed through the many revolutions
in Mexico during the last fow years. On Janu-
arv at Commodore Barry's headquarters.
Front ana Norris streets. Mr.. Slattery will re-
neat his lecture. These lectures viii be under
Inc auspices of Philadelphia Chapter and ad-
,,iqaIon IA free,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26

Oak Lane Assembly. at its annual meeting
-, tuesday evening last, admitted IS new
'.a.,,,srs making a total OF 4s for the year.
y-hieh is remarkable work for an assembly Of
thIg size and II VIII no doubt win Tor them
tha producerI dinner offered BY the most ex-
eellsn5 Il4 IoSn p TTainor was elected recorder
- ISssi Assembly on Monday evening last.
Slhsrs vas a three-oonered contest for this
b6esltion and three ballots were required TO
aeesdds 6sd home l night. vas celebrated IN Haadon
A Assn,biy on Monday evening last. The feat
lTs % the evening was the presentation OF a
sst5-+ls IL of the most excellent cashier A. n.
Enderdown, e the As,sssmbiy. Sc Brother Under
ae was Initiated n Keysteas Assembly IN
1eit-s,it,ar ~ Progressive Assembly, and In 1881
~ ,..ssn nized Haddon Assembly and became the
~ as Tnaastar artisan. He served the assem-
ne raany years as cashier and has been an
psET,sef ~ and untirinE worker, Artisan Hall
fe'ss5blrh me assembly holds its meetings, was
Hn,,3t Nv Brother Underdown for the use Of the
euiss'slnbiy' eusss and ls The nnest lodge room IN use
m.ds IN snib by y =. ~ b. III 4. Charles A Richard
sIsl Issl5uthwestsrn Assembly came 70 the front
LIT he gahatantiai class on Thursday eve
hinF Dsesmber ~. A dslegation from WIN,
IAN Patton Assembly PAID them frate5nal
visit and brought a eandidata fer Initiation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26
The Grand Fraternity

while tho meeting OF East Park Branch, No
"a was in the nature OF business session.
with the election OF officers for the ensuing
six months, tbs installation Of these at the
sessIon. The offIeers-eleet are; Commander,
Howard Hollingsworth; vice commander. Sam
vel ,noss PsdT%ans e shasPs sfpsn't trustees Hairy B. XIII
gore, Henry NJ PaIoni elect ssefiYe member gnsnn ,9
alternate Isa&e MllsTi joseph J: Louis
'Phiiadeiphla Branch. No. 4, held a Ghrist- tt,,
mas celebration with iaFEe ue' tbs NJ s
Sisneii' isurei were draped about AZ the proper NO;
KITES. with half dozen assistants' came In
ionaTa uf M the members, with each ones lit
lie peculiaritles or fads N view As the
%FSPesss EaPpeess exposed ToaTs OF LAUGHTER greeted
the recipients. handsome silver l9ying cup
ls toNsn y Of regard upon his having completed rs
years OF memhership; ghe pSsSI9sSsioh = IsxI was
HSGs S,Gffsiceyyseieet were Installed BY snperntend
emit ~ Meyel W mold as oilSH commanSer & ASrry Ham,
~ Erskine. Vice Commander Raymond Kr9-
e Recent Albert egr'eF fissaer Gibsoh Msrsha MGsaRh
sIal1i,s 5nlT,s Ievey Guide Edward s, Lnksns Guard
itsI EsIr yrbomas Burns A. Harlan Elliot and
Marx Freas A banquet: a which & an mem, mem,
per- neIs % least nine meetings during the year
S,ll Be guests Of honor, Is being planned for
some time tansb IN ana industrial Branch are
planning e9moined meetns ms III ~ he sssS,i is'
nd a 8u1 several vaudeville features win appear
on 'psviysi Of the colonial rank, or honorary
Aserss. will take place some time In Janu-
srV when a number OF eusiple cahqldates
ssiii Be received By Initiation
Order of Good Templars
| I,edae o. Psnnsyivanla and pelawsrs the fol
/ t--ssttissr ofdeers were elected Grand CHIEF
sheTsffa shesTmspffar Flvood Nichols Of Hamortoni Grand
/ foanssiior, Rev. Emerson II Jones. OF Mt.
/ Ts,-efff Grand Secretary. Edward Coleman.
/ iT of Phiiadslphlai Grand Vice TemDlar.
Florenee Jannsy; OF vyor 9dss ~ q Tsnd
/ ssf II PhiIadelphiai Grand Treasprer, Harry
/ - Little Marshallt Ton, De fast Grand
/ chief Tsmplar J; x. Haueh Philadelphla;
/ Grand Assistant, bee5etaEy ,,h5y hAa5y r. Little.
/ r. Kaorr Phiiadelphia: Grand Marshal Lewis
| ii TNartinden, Philadelnhiai Grand Deputy Mar
/ shall Della A. Eeeds Wilmington, Del; Grand
| riusrd LnIie n Stroup Wilmington. Del
/ Grand Sentinel, William sharp. Phlladolnhla:
/ Grand MESSENGER Lucy Wilson Philadelphia;
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
HON p E MATTHEWS GOES
TO OC2 LIMESTONE
PLANT

Hon P E Matthews vii i1sn
TIE CHER members OF the board
u peniEsnuAry trustees this week
EhO. with Dr. Love. ssase gecl-
cyst. nave imposed upon gis1
the duty % loc2.s one C more
EE@Io1s plants i this state
TIE lAss legislature passed Al act
authorizing these men . Iocals
one o. more E=ss.ons plants for
TIE purpose OF manufacturing
iiEs and when 50 made - fEr-
nIsh sane . the farmers IN this
STATE a. costs These plants shall
&c run BY convict laoo- and not
exceeding hfEy uen are allowed
= each plant
Possibly sO-e Of cur farmers
Did 10. kaoS hat line Is noS
one OF the very finest fertilizers.
= great deal Of cur land needs
this AID a snail application helps
il a great deal Not al land.
need Il Or wIl stand i 69E some
lands DO and having this n view
the last legislature passed Al &C
boxing 10 the supply Of this cor
modify a cosss- Quite = nGmbel
Of large deposits are found i
East Mississippi and one nezI
Arrssia Is especially OF lne DUAL
isy. The above gentlemen ar
hooking over these bodies Of line
stone with q view OF PURCHASING
same ard installing one or uOs
plants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

1s--1 O. rA4 crc-esc a. ne FAR =
.11 zzE - IL ysu -zzz .H-1z
naAlsz raax yGu R@vsr Naax 1eisrs.
z xeu AaEe 4 Ez- sos " g-f Fer vi
nsa-1 Hnx - u1xe rasn TER Berrzr
kzstes = tss sac<al
There nay A@ szaErfss a1or- E-z<
acr ra1r vi mako hEz a president x
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snS 1sx Azs - eszsirD Easss gEz-
sz raese experts VII SLOW y1G
L 8 n szAxs 10 lee n rss9 eahx xs -
szxez dz-1zg Ia1z Rsr-nd q rzee SUI
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Tea nay have \ d=1eaGe shFl1 sAai
uxH prsz- sa~ sz1<rssr C rx,T I'D
bsoA as<r~< va<n szx or Asr azAzzez~z
srs sx9zszze1N N ne vz- - zn,ruzs
Eae hsa1<z % nae kz1x1
The Better EzAf=s Standard seer.
cad kzS been rr-czr-f 70 test "a
r1y<iczl AID usuzzI dsvetaeuea- a
SnzIdrs1 serv-sn Tie ages u 50
! zcr-As and Sky roash51
There VII he several atr1zfsnS y
he -enE.zrs according 70 age AID ~
es<E1S - the interest alrsa@T -1zt
t<<esd L VII se ass4r the E-@sE hzasr
esctrg ssa-z-e CT the State Far liz
yesr-
Everybody r1ung and oA.- a-e Inter-
esrsG In Enehacx1n< eahte=. and Il &
n cineh TIER. VII se soze sxcits1e.,
1zrzg he sEartz1g q the premiums
= LIS rev tepa-nsrE os tie Ez<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
The UNIVERSITY OUTLOOK

We learn from the University
authorities that there j. every
good re7=on % have the .-Ecest
attendance in the history q the
University. Chancellor Plar-
and Slps. Ross have carefully
booked after the bu-4nes par; OF
the institution and have every
thing IN ship shape for the opt-
ming OF Sep.- i7;h. Chancelor
Powers u . hard working man az
whatever he undertakes: be dons
CO things by halves. lie zane
to the University knowing !: had
big problems 70 solve: be cares
nSihi1g abou. that Al he xanis
) full corporation u tie faculty.
the student body. the toEa OF
Oxford acd the people % the
state AZ large Tnat would seen
to call for 3 good deal Of help bat
1t taxes that and AL Of that. The
University can't revelutionize
everything in Mississippi without
the corporation Of every inter-
81 IN H.; with this help he can
make j.. a. its leader. the great
esi force fer good in this state.
What Chancellor Powers Is irv-
irg to DO : TO bring the Cniver-
sity home 10 the people: he wanss
every citizen 81 this state TO know
Ust what the University i. what
1t stsnds for, and what a great
benefit Il can be 10 the upbuiliinS
OF every intsTes. OF this state II
It's work can be used 20 the great
est advantage by the people
There = no Use for any citizen
u think the University i soma
sort OF government of uD here IN
the hills by Itself. Jus, 4 sort Of.
soDe kind t1zt teaches things
that do no one any good: Il must
be made q school that seeks TO.
All every interest IN this state 80.
that when they 70 lack home
they can De % real service. TEa.
= the mission Of the University:
IL uusl perform that mission and
il wil DO 20 If every ciuzen II
this state xii turn his attention
ilis way aad help ChzGcslor
P0Esrs vii Do MS part; the fac
uity here ~iIl support hI1 zn5
the thing nov u d. J. for she 2
tire people 10 aid ty sending
their sons and daughters herr
eGf sending then ons-sw1s-e
ss. and Esip b156 O1e Of the
greatest ir~sItulo1s n the south
Parents =re very foolish 10 -s1d
their ch-crs1 70 os1er s.ates %
e sducats1- they cone hone
an speed their lives here ve-f-
izo.e Strangers they should g
TO school Eh@r- they EIii touch
elbows with soEs student from
every corner of this state We
are Too l-ch Strangers sn each
ssEsr n Ai7l. - heed t.
~ together. p1l Together and
say igeia@r.
We give , hearty Eslco-s %
81 University szu1z-ts- Nav
hey feel perfectly - haze ard
nay cur Qe s = L that t1ey
have reason 20 feel - hare ana
NAY i. never De sad again s1a-
the University : ROT rrwnS
is true -1ss.oa n tbs state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
School HOUSES.

We urg~i the patrons "a al
schools 10 repair 81 school houses
and supply III ~itn proper feel
for ihe Winter. Children ought
l. have a comfortable place .
study. II ;hsy 90 not get this
'hey viii te subject 10 colds.
coughs. lang trouble. phneu-o-
inland many ether lis Il means
inpes;iiar the chi,i's life - make
him at a! day II a cold. uncou-
fo-ish.e school house. Some Ct
the school houses IL our county
arr entirely unh. .or children 10
stay IT,, they ought 10 be on
cenreG-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
Peifsa For PgIs7.
To HIS ExCHLENcr, GoyEzSoz
EARL B2EEE

70 his ExCELESCT. G8yESoE
EARL B2EEE
We. tie undersigned citizens
q the county Of Lafayette hereby
respectfully petition You 10 grant
4 pardon ID John Seo.t wno. II
Sept fsI3. ~ss convicted Of the
larceny OF 4 mule IN Lafayette
county and sentenced - three
years N TIE Psaisensiary. and as
syn the fOuO~inS reasons
Isl This vas III frs oEsnss
ard he protested his inno-e=-e
iron the first ard ssil says he Is
innocent
End Defendant eIaizs that
he swapped FOR the animal in h5s
possession and Ezs = strange.
many miles from hone when the
trade was made and wzs badly
hacGicapped L making his Dc.
Tense
3rd- There was great 6sz
Of prejudice IN thai ssc-ion Of ths
county where .a5s animal was
stolen because many Cshsr azi.
: nzls had been stolen there ane
the defendant had 10 s1Eer Iars.
i for wEongs te1t others haC
eoIwi.teI-
4ih- Defendant belongs 70 ca,
0f the best families n this section
and I'll OF OF them. including De
Eendzns- have always been goo
ciuZ=ns-
5th- II guilty.. defendant h.
suffered enough. He has uz1i
4 good prisoner and eo1mac1
the esteem q the pe1ite1riar,
; authorizes ard If pzri0asd y
believe ne VIII maze . god eli
zen
May oshsr ro0d ard s1fnIez
= reas0us wIiI Be shoEnO On the hsa
ing Of this petition.
Respectfully submitted.
4 r GALLOWAY an
: many others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

ous.s;le 'oxn Is progressing
ricely ~ present
Sir H. L. Davis fr-.l@ 4 onsi-
le-s tr.r g. 0xi1ri Monday.
Miss L9l.se Ray-arn % oxford
r. .ae guest &C MISS L..i.ye and
Leila DAVIS this geek.
Qli-e a crowd fr1m here at
tended the Association q. NsE
Prospect last week
Mr. y. Vines. after a lingering
Illness died a; tAe home of his
san las. Tusisy and "a aid 10
~. here Wednesday We sx-
tend our sympathy q his children
and relatives
Mi=s Lela Davis returned home
Weinea5a- after spending the
summer IN Oxford she EAs az
cOnpaniei " Nr. and Mrs viii
Mizs.
SchCol O1eze5 Monday morn
ing with good attendance We
feel sure that ihis session wiil be
quite soeeessfu. under the super
vision Of Mr. g. r Gnss0m and
his @1ss efficient teacher, Miss
Lsla Davis Is Is remembered
.1st Miss Davis j. a Grad1ats OF
l.. l. { C.. o. olumous-
Misses Live ard Ls.z Davis
most delightfully."- entertained
Saturday evening IN honor Of
their charming CREST. Mss Ray
ou-1.
Nr. Dexter Davis has been all
smiles for tue pas; fer days
W0n1er Ehys
M Fulton Bel les, wed1es-
dsy % elte- the University, We
<I-h MIN success this session
Miss Liilyc Davis vii lssvs
next Tuesday for the l. l. Z g -
Columbus. where she all CON-
pss,s he Normal course slis sss-
son
We are guIte busy rshszrsing
fer the play "a -s3o,e Ouscas.
Eaich Eili Be presented sou-s
tine soon
We a-s glad 10 know that I--
Fred Lindsey vii be wIth - this
year instead CT returning to 4 &
r College
M Max Boon j. attending
A<-1rlarrn IN Marshall
County this wees
wishing the dear cd EEgie and
sts many readers Eue1 Success
fBESCTTFULl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

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&C s-zscr her osl saey % wiz
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e1sz TAI VIII Win ina ,rizes. 1=t sg.z
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2rs=sE- : VII he tie better fer Tia
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ras cid r,ag lave VII ss 5Gznre. ex-
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pared - take steps i rsz-ecx nan
Asvscs VII hs s5rsz .-ss 81 s1e Ise,
t1rs sz6 The =9sAsr VII have every 90
rortzzET &C Bringing hack a x1ls,
TIE f7I-crzx Tea--
l. TcEr szeT the sszr+ That IS 10
--ss1scn - be ccnz1-ere1 by sTer1
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
GOV BREWER SHOWS SOxE
EVIDENCE or LIFE.

Caies u. reports are in erro-
Gov B.e@sE has craxled CUT o..
Ls sn=li seain- We nzvn-r heard
much irln hin since that j1r
n tie Bata Csc hst hiz between
Tie eyes ~ifh = or.cS- Il PARA
iy-e1 E51 ard RS doctors ths
T. Suew saas Il he got over
tazs he E-asl nevsr k1k lac
= y;ai- ari 1e los inaCira
l. alike AID taat the peop.e IL
9e --zi zA Issra ,o hin lie.
p1-Ar 20 ~ tat eu- ~ h5s head
Is . tru- ss1s hat rairceerou
His os "a caat be penetrated
4nd a1lain- ever phases him.
bar , Ear 81 EsruEEa.y REPAID
s1'ea a. srey step a. Cur Cover
" =1ozG n- ua-sezas the
an Eure- o. t7urse.
- Tar A. G- ones he = trying to
hzr- cgresrn- lie Al uuIy
h~i2 lssz- 6ut ~ psepls should
- co-rs--thsy 5o1-t wa-i
= bar hin ard they should b
F1'sees1 against h-z- II he
Co.'S - b make that t1p from
leAeE R=hasrt9 Vinegar Bend
Il ~ ask- L practically u-aa-
i-pus B-5o- 50. AZ TIE Peep
= wA ssaa4 / et hin 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

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Ii -aazs1Az2 AelEir@ Co.
Sew o<azaz, La
GenEleuma-
1aws as~1 snarhiexf S< @swarxE vears
srG1 \ ssvsrz xA1nmw z.xK aEaassser -zssss-
1Asr eszA1 zaH eenzr& Ky x-ua ~ al
~nzrazmes * wuasf nsx Dc ers@ szsnxn.
cnr most 1f To IN s1ErsSw aan er@e
Har41 4xxe - rec M se9@rn1 sEnnps
Ahra< ne 1z<19- And azs A. times A.
1ns1 S-r1na4 zauzrsE ct z1rs~x ard
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<zAat1 ~ szw EGAz An -rrzre4w r.
1Ezest n 1ne ExuG1is- ard czxrx xz-re
1n rsra@1g sEzal - Il zsu r~-
Arwes1 1@ af q savers j. my
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
\ GREAT cRoP THIS YEAR

Al eur peoP.e should be de-
vouly thankful Tor the 6ouuuful
harvest that salts ~. In tie
sprirg / rziae1 too much. n tie
sumner i did II rain a. al and n
o1;h seasons <e xere very zueh
disturbed AZ TIE outIook. &c erred
hart lines and n crops BUTT.
only sho~s ho~ badly mistaken
we GEL Il shows conelusive.y
taat THIS sz great county <as-e
under the nos. adverse eocGsx-
ions, y tines, We still have 4
bouniiial harvest That sorz os
a country ought 10 De apprecias-
ed; It ought . De bull, Up. We
can feed Millions here but to Do
20 ~e nEss use Judgment Il
farming We are not getting
uore than one third. I;hai much,
from or soi!- We need - diver
sify and Intensity OR farmers
should master sgd selection. sd.
preparation sai scientific eald-
vAti0n- That requires no ski.
!. simply nseis the use Of L.
tie energy ard good judgment
Any person eza select good seed
any person can 6nS out ho@ I,
sabsoil land, any person ca 7
Learn al about hox % p-spzri
6isTs-eas kinds Of land by expert.
Enent If 10 other way and aay
one can learn ho= = e1lt5vat,
any sort 81 land TIE soil shoall
be inst veil prepared; # that /
done the crop Is hall made. On
farEazFs sick IN the seed n an,
FIJI Of ground ard then don
Sn0~ Why It doa't grow OF
That's easy, il can't possioi'
grox. Prepare the soil, the,
work il ard work il many time
SnEs laying by time. II "
xosil do this, ws would nee
hss thaakzlf Of our lands, s.
would make three Il -es rs nuci
zn1 80 would te EIser 5y uszn,
rEuses.
Oar farmers should e. ! les
ST. from what nc could D. Il v
we're ocly to Try from the seem
lnx adverse conditions unds
wElca shis cvp ms been made
Z saoxs the greatness Of Gu
cornty its remarkable possibii
e~s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
Remember Your Last
Dose Of Calomel?

You FgoAahy recall TIE bad 1Ets--
s@eers q tie Szko11=i more than the
scEnes= ven took Z for YOG reed
nsT-< again 20 Eh-OzSa with being al
21<e1 or f< a day or r=o Or eat9-
E=L-
Ee-s tiEe vozr Evsr gets si1g1sh
ard Inactive sc u-@ that you - %
A n Aezls. f7- a nc-Ese cF DSd-ozs
Lvrr lo1e. a sg=z1L EeE-1bl- ng-ai
EAz- EIl sEz-E y1zr h-@- a.
surely - czloAsl eTe- dz AID WITH
-o1e - E1a zfse--rzec-s 81 cz1oneI-
L = Sbs5.G-y harmless bosa 20 c-Izd-
reu ant z6li1s and demands No rszzxSc
.zon Of habits or dieE-
4 large b0-zl- Of Do5scr's liver
Tcze e1z<s ozlr Efry c@z1s and szs
druggists wEo SET i Gu4znree I 10
1zz@ TIE rZne Of czan@l- zzi VII rs-
f17d yoa- E0rey Z Z fails N vo0x rze
q yo0 zEs EC- A-zEsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

Ruy-a-bzle Of Mississippi cot
ton sand L TO TupeiO, Miss ard
have Mississippi labor To make
yea u2 some cotton goods and
lsstFi5ute i among your Alssiss-
ip2s friends and have the entire
family Gour self irciuaed) in
cased in Mississippi made clothes
this Christmas That xii hep
TIE Mississippi farmer, Eaanufscf-
ursr and wage Garner. and ycu
keep Missxapoisussney al h0zs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
Very respectfully.
EOrHER EEGETEEN CHILDREN

MOTHER EIGHTEEN CHILDREN
II ar the u1nxhsr q Eighteen ch1d-
reM &al have rEe rral-e & C5Eg =are
WCrz shzE aEv Tou1E ga n ~
rcw Er@ Er- Cd EAr-sA 5coae
NII- Va u Ezsrsd for I've ye2rs
wr-1 s<0zzze1 rr111ls and c1G-t zCs
sz- r. -1rA A. L aZ$c1 wi-1SCr ST
Z Have taken rE-ee 5cs-fsz q
Cha1hs-zzs T1SEss ard AZ nav !
EzI woE1n ard W-Ea =. pSczS I
can e&t s-rgAlg I vaz- % zn6 A.
-uen a. vast ard E-eE better rzn
! have n any znz@ n ten yezrS Ire
Ter - zzT cue n 6eoze MI o. rsesz-
~ and sa~y III vo1cn FOG wz-
saw C11mH@-1Enas rzasees Are for
sae ov III Dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
U. lcEoa,z.

The ue-bers n the L u c.
are requested . zeet on tee 4,1.
F-.lsy. Sept 5-A, in t1e Bep-
- annex a. 1 P n Cone pre-
Pzre1 10 Eset al dues Every
member Is earnestly urged 10 1e
present IS this wA Dc an import
ant meeting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

SPECIAL vents Scr -vsnszTx wiz farn
L Fart et the Safe FAR Prrg-xz a.
Jackson n Octsnsr- Eervaazsz- haak-
ers. insurance. men AID csAsrs VII
have certain evenings for themselves.
The National Guard VII also kave I
special night Is VII the aIlsaps Col
hess hcyss ras = II G A. SswxsoF&
w0Es1s elInsA social a~-xalI-a1oaz.
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