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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
Minority Resolution Calling
for Investigation of
Wclch Is Passed.
HARRISON SPEEDY
IN WEIGH DEFENSE
Amendment Was Won by
Majority After Prolonged
and Bitter Debate.
BY GLENN CONDOR,
(Staff Correspondent


NKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. S.-A leg
~ islative Investigation Of the state
insurance commissioners official acts
and conduct was authorized by the
house OF representatives today when
the resolution by Representatives Tes-
terman and IIeadley Republicans
was adopted after it had been vlgor-
ously opposed by members of the ma
jority and finally amended so as TO
give the necessary inquisitorial power
TO the standing committee on inVest-
cations of judicial and executive de-
partments
A concerted effort was made by
Democratic leaders to smother the ke-
publican resolution and the charge
was made that 1t was introduced Tor
political purposes. RepresentatlVe
Tom FISHERMAN asked the pointed
question, what political advantage
can there be to us If the Democrats
Give the, insurance commission full
and fair investigation No one at
tempted to reply to the inquiry and
the resolution was adopted, after be-
inc amended so as to eliminate the
clause calling for the appointment or
o special investigating committee or
nine members, with Speaker cMCrory
as chairman.
When Testerman first called the
resolution up, Representative Ben
Harrison moved to refer il to the
standing committee on Investigations.
This brought on an extended debate
and the motion was lost on roll call
by a vote of Al to 80.
"Your governor" said Representa-
tive Testerman in opposing the llar-
rison motion, declared that he
courted an investigation of any state
department toward which suspicion
should direct. Charges have been
made against the insurance commits
sioner that make a complete inVesu-
cation absolutely necessary
SAYS Too Many Charges.
Representative .Childers opposed the
resolution.
81 am not in favor of covering up
any wrong" said the representative
from Enid, "but / am getting tired OF
charges being preferred against state
officials without any evidence to war
rant such action and solely for polit-
ical PURPOSES
Representative Sans of Nowata, Re-
publican, quoted an editorial from a
Heading Democratic paper OF TINS
state" in which the statement was
made that the people were demanding
an investigation of the question OF in
surance rates and the acts OF the state
insurance commissioner. Mr.. Sans
charged the Democrats with trying to
delay or smother" the resolution and
said that If the insurance commits
sioner was honest he would court an
immediate investigation.
Representative Goodwin Of Pawnee,
chairman Of the standing committee
on investigation, said his committee
had already been conducting probes
into several state departments ana
would welcome any member or the
Continued on Page Three,)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
LOUD, BUT CONSERVATIVE.

They're n e r e.
Can you imagine
palm beaches in
sky blue or baby
pink? Well the
shopkeepers s a y
they are coming
sure this spring.
Otherwise I h e y
say the spring
styles will be con-
servative. For the
love OF Mike, what
do they call con-
servative? T h s
conservation busi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

ress is catching. But they havn't
found out how to conserve the noise
made by the new spring lids.
We heard of one today, but hearsay
evidence is not the best What do
we mean? Why. robins, Of course.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
HIGHER PRICE FOR N. Y. BREAl
Rise OF Price of Fuolr Given as Cause
OF Advance.

NEW YORK. lreb. s.-The price Of
five-cent loaves OF bread will go up
to six cents In this city tomorrow. An
to this effect was made
by several Of the large barekies today.
The present fen-cent ioayes will be
two ounces lighter.
The high price Of flour is given as
the ccu5e. +fts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
Spell Back ALI
Proper Names

To avoid misspelling Of
proper names, when giving
World Want Ads by phone,
it should be remembered
that certain consonants
sound alike over the tele-
phone, viz, + and S, NJ and
N, p and r, etc. For ex-
ample: f. T. Norris might
appear in print as s. p.
Morris.
Errors of this sort may be
ayerted by spelling back in
this maner: First initial +.
(as in Frank, second initial
T. (for Tom, first letter in
name N. Gas in Nellie) /; then
O-r-r-i-s.
Both time and temper will
be conserved where this
method is used.
WORLD
WANTS
WIN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

Want a fine nouse2 There is
a swell place listed for sale
and its priced right-Read
the Want Ads on Classified
Page-lt's there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. &. - Okla.
homa: Fair Tuesday and Wednesday
not much change IN temperature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
THE WEATHER REPORT:

TULSA, Feb. 3 = Temperature.
haximum SO; minimum, 26; south
winds and clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

Hon ?. e Matthews the very
efficient peuitentiary trustee vas
az home Sunday. He never comes
hone rRch. his duties ara too
burdensome TO be away much and
now and then he tries % attend
public gatherings and give an
account Of his stewardship ard
present bis claims for eiectiou in
August Mr.. Matthews and hi-
o-lahorers have made good they
are systeuat-srg the states gig
farms and sooa vii not only b.
making a net prods Of $3o0.0O0W
but much more than that each
year. Mississippi il proud cf her
fsrm-the greatest in the world
and other states ard even frreigh
countries ara pattsruing after Us
The convicts are well fed. hou sed
and clothed and As confeuted a.
men could expect to be working
Tor some a else Mr.. Matthews
says ard MS friends b~iievs, thar
he - making good hesdwsy IN
his race and that his chance for
election are ~ good a. be could
wish
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22
City Ordinances.

An Ordinaucs 70 Define and Punish
vagrancy Within the Corrorsse
Limits OF tire City OF Oxford
Be it ordained BY the Council Of the
City Of Oxford that all persons a. de-
scribef In the several paragraphs af
Section $3.50 Chapter r4S Ut the Msssis-
zippf Code CT 19uS are declared vzx~
rants when found N TIE Corporate
limits Of the CRY Of Oxford. Miseissip
pr and ON convicsion thereof shall gay
4 tne Of not exceeding One hundred
Dollars or may be Imprisoned not
more thar Thirty days or both- such
ins ard imprizonn<ent.
That this Ordinances shall take effecs
and be IN force FROM and after the 10Th
day OF MaY, 1919
The foregoing 0rdin1nce was passed
by tine followfnx vote eo-wits
E. g. Adams. Mayor voting yea, 7
W Avent, Councilman voting yea,
rays meme
= Il LxvsHrE, z s. ADAMS,
Clerk Mayor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

The nev entrsrk for the i'm
portanr offce Of Representstive
il John s. Purvis. Mr.. Parvis-
nor none Of his family have ever
offered tor oEce before in This
county. They hare been content
10 make q irving in agricultural
pursuits. they have reared families
and have some Of, the nsrest
children tksconnty Affords They
are . plain. had working people.
Their interests o<ine with the
fsrrrers. and have always been
such, Il il reasonable % expect
that tais candidate win especially
look after the interest Of the
farmer. More than that for many
years past he hasmade speeches
and worked for the up6niiding Or
the F&rmes Union. He has al
ways taken m active part in the
pc1irics Of the county he i known
- a hard worker for his friends
who seek office;he il outspQken,
has notions OF bis own, il able 70
care for himself Ia debate and
expects TO present his views 70
the people,
His platform win De announced
from the stump and VIII cover
the leading duestiocs OF the CAV.
CURLING the interests OF corpora
tons, 50 that the people may
BE protected encouragement to
schools especially the agricultural
schcols. apardcuing board. equit-
able assessment o. Of all property
ecouoUy n ali governmental
matters and many other progress
sive IDEAS.
Mr.. Purv:s IL progressive, be
believes in the rule Of tbs eutire
people, be wants the least citizen
70 have his rights. he is the poor
mans friend He wants your
vote ard influence and win ap-
preciats it.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

Mr. ST. Lsger Carter Of st.
LOUIS II spending n few days
VITA Oxford friend@ ard VIII then
visit his brother Mr. z c. Carter
GUS az Gomez Mr.. Carter n a
native q Oxford and 500 az oue
ofthe mes rroninentatte- bellun
Physicians II is always . plea
sure 10 the few friends Isfs Of
other days. % riees hxm-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

The health OF toe community T.
very good At this writing
The farmers are taking ad-
vantage OF this pretty weather
and getting their crop planted
Mr. E. Banyaa Carter cands-
Date for Lieut. governor spoke at
Lafayette Springs Saturday nixht
CO \ very small crowd and had It
noe been for a school meeting the
crowd would have been less
Mr. Luther Heard visited Mr..
Wiley Sru1meer Sunday
MrLee Matthews and daughters
Miss Ina and Aiss Clara visitec
Mrs Susie Ward Sunday
Mr. O. W. Hodge and family
visited Mr. g. NJ Parham Sun
day
There gas . nics crowd attend
ed the singing ut Mr. R. L
Matthews Sunday night
Miss Susie Ward II visiting her
daughter Mrs r L Matthew
this week
VOTER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

On Saturday night, April "a at
the school building there will be
given q concert by the teachers
and pupils OF Tula High School.
Again on Friday night. April 80.
there viii be \ concert and
exercises. On the last named
night al the candidates will be
given an opportunity to annsunce
II they 80 desire. Is will De .
good Opportg51y for then 70 see
q large number OF voters We
hope they viii take advantage OF
this Esery cue Il invited 70 at
tend on both these nights The
play foe the first exercise d Miss
Topsy Tarvyrs for the second
exercise. Ten Nighs In A Bar
room
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

Quite Anumber Of ny frien,ss have
r~questad me 60 enter the race rs-
Scxee Senator from this counry, anil I
nov zk- this opportunity Of thanking
them for their kind aud generous
solicitations, and giving my reason for
noe enrering the race have consid
eref their .rr1uests frum no
scanspoart<. VIZ from n business
sfandposnt and frcrr the ssaudpoinr 0f
patriotism.
The ofics ct State S~nztor pays. b.
annually, $50 90 ard mileage "A Jack
son. MfsaL The tnca-nhsnf e expected
70 be IN Jackson continuously frum the
trst HocdaT In January until about
the Etk u April, on the years the Leg
islafurs Il u session. every other year,
Ia mouths In addition 20 tins. be-
ing absent n -1ckson- II would be nee
essary for M % ciossf my law of.c-,
abandon ny Practice for the time and
neglect my farming Interest,", and
thereby sacrifice 1or than / wo9td
receive ~ slzry, o considering nv
expenses while in Jackson IfH esti-
maGsd By thnse VITO have served n the
Legislature that your salary as Senator
just znout covers your expenses, with
possibly a saving Of $50 pr month for
5 IL months . looks Ike from a bus
mess standpoirt, it wcuid b- foolish
1r-s fur : me - enter the race even
I'll would Be elected.
From a Standpoint Of Patriotism
admit tits argument appeals to me
very much For I think that uadsr
ordinary circumstances .rna siDaid
~cucsster that be owes q dntv % ais
counrv, sfare and peoples tEH spirit OF
patriotism has inspired sosdi-rs GA
doubtful fehis. Bur iG 4 pears 20 me
tnxr csveted honsr WHICH once
cane 70 the person who was elected
- te Senator from this county has
Vanished. ard we dc not look urun the
state seranur in the same light as we
dii when Col FaIkner ard Nainr Dean
wer- givinG their lest efforts 20 the
people o. this county. And when I
think OF tee spienabd service Major
= lean gave this county, the number on
years ne served il. almost wirfinu.
compensation. as he received less than
the ofice uow para. and tns patriotism
and honesty wnirh promptef his every
motive and dicracesf hrs course Of con-
duet dnring the whole eenu~ ok his
SERVICES and wher I too IN the even
ing OF his lie whea h sheAd ~zs kert-
ing low and ans Lies work was nea-
e~nrnpletsr, how he was criticised
censored Kissed. rebuked ann Repaid
ated by hts own people q he mad
-erved So faithfully AMI W II. fr ap
pezls &C me snar thz SPIRIT 0 fpasriot IN
In this county ha~ been II rewarslec
Ard as W loox over the political ses
nd oSserve 90 nans ~hfDwrrrks. y
many forxp<rsn sacrzHess- are ~ M
orrect when We say that .-pnisaes is
60 of trouble fr1m which n marine
r-ezrns-r II rhfs - the reward of Tn
orsmpclnx cf pzErioriSm- TX this j
the reward II service o ones pes.pi.
S,en indeed do ; tbs srgHEne { u
patriotism vanish irfo ms mi ea44cs
Far these reasons I shall no. BE- 4
eandida1s for STATE Senator thi- year
Yours truly,
EDGAk WEBSTER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

The citizens Of Lafayetre coun-
~ are invited 70 attend the con-
nencsnenr exercises Mt the La
fzyette county Agricultural High
School which will begin April Is
and close April IS
PROGRAM.
Sunday morning April %, III a.
H. Commencement sermon
delivered by Dr.. W. T.. Lowry,
President Of Blue Mountain Col
lege-
Monday evening April 20. 8 ..
tn Program rendered BY
music department
Tuesday April n, S .. NJ
Senior pay. Cupid NJ vzssar,
Wednesday morning April 2e
1850, : Graduation exercises
Prof R. H Pate Of Agriculture.
College viii deliver the address
Pure Lem Green Watermelon
seed for sale at j. r Crows, one
dollar per pound. raised by j. S.
Galloway.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

The f1lIwing marriage license
have been issued in Oxfort for
the mouth Of April: Louis Cohh.
Miss Virzs May Reynolds. ". c.
White. Miss Elizabeth Alien. j.
". Tidweil, Miss Bertha Jones;
N W. Perkins Miss Pauline Eile
Laurence Mills, Miss vannie
McHahou, W. LittIeinhn. Miss
Davfa C2rwiIe. L ", B-arfeld.
Miss Mary Ragiants c. g. Webb
Miss Lillian kimmons; J.. P.
Jones, Miss Aha Bandrsn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22
lafayette csiuty Shippers A.s<ia
tan

A. c. Lowe. F. l. Evans z NJ,
and JET Jones OF Burgess
added several hogs To our LIST.
last week
Some Of the members sold some
nice country hams last week At
&c per pound
We sold IS bushels nice Irish
potatoes tins week. grown BY ID
s. McLarry- MIR MelArty made
delivery Of them Tuesday.
We expect u book smother
large order for Sweet Potato
Pfants this week See or Phone
Mr. Spawr If you want plants ~
cost Ph0ne f56.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

Alm OK n13 r4I
81 . ms
Thls happened .
nzmner az years
ago Since 1-sn~
Nr capers sfates
that he has had
similar attacks Of
truubi&s tina rrumf-
Eaut symptom cf
witch b cnrsttra-
tiEm and has al
ways fo z
prozupt and az
eienk reuef rum
PerslnA He saEs-
Up TO the tinne Z
stz<sed usztng your
EHr7ura i euufI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22
RHEUMATISM YIELDS Qc1CK-
LY M sLOANS

! You eart prevents IN attack Of Rheu-
na1lsm IRON cunning On. out you can
stop it alnnosr immediately sloanrs
LEntmerr gently applied 70 the o
Joint or muscle peneErates n few
minutes u the infian1ed SPOT that cans
- the pain II scetaes the hot. esusier.
swollen feeling and in ewery short
time brings a relief that Is Almost a
beiievsble until .you experiences it
Sc Of any Druggist and hare Il IN the
house-a@zinst Colds. Sore and Swul-
len iuints- EHmbago, Ssiafica and Iks
silmspfs- Xorr money taek il not salts
fed ecr Il does give alncsr instant
rekeE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

salts. they were az no use Physics az
al kinds and classes wer. used. hut
We lad 70 eau ON the f1uufain Syringe
11r s=-s Perzna was able To cnr-
r-cf E1is condition completely IN Mr-
Czpsrs - and there Is every
gon IN believe that IL was M funlr
Qualities CT Feruna- added 70 the hxa-
rize qualities. ina Dr1czrs1 fals sery
3e1f-ahla result
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

xikn LOCAL AFPLlcArrDNa a. snsv
rAnnn< reach the ssax af IN diDeAza. O.
TARA - . blood or cunsdru<1nunz dznmnno
and IN art1<r 60 cure e you unm< tnka -
Eerun1 cEmc1tea HAIEn Ca<zrrh Cxre =
tzksn t~1oerualIy. and acts directly upon
kne hiood z1d mucous surcxc@ Hzlro
800 prn1cr1os1 ~ - % the 1cH< Eng
s1c1nus N r1is cuuucry f1r-re4rs and -
= regular rr.1cr.pcun- Il h eumpux<d cf
the best t1nlcs known. combined with TN
1e]< ctcco pu-t1zerz acting directly on ttra
r1r1cuua surfAceA The psr<-cf cruhina-
cun Of the rwo fnxre<1anrz % what pru-
c1<arrh Ssrd f1r testimonials cr@m
I'll CHENEY a CO. Prupn- roiecn. O
eoi4 ~ przExssr2 rrzc- Inr
TO- HzirB Family Ptiza fnr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

Eve13 in real estate circles
have been right lively this week.
and several houses have chang
ed ownership: Mr. Abe Brennsr
has bought the house OF Miss
Mary Plant on North Street. the
Wittjen brothers The home Of the
late COL Wing Keys and n gen
tlernan from Tennessee the hone
ct Mr. W D. Porter. There are
other changes contemplated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

IL B Roach. Substtuted Trustee.
under the provisions Of and By virtue
Of tue zurhnrity conferred upon me In
deed Of trust made b. Z NJ Forrest
and Wife. Lezfha A. Forrest on the
z5th d.xy Of August. 1sos and also oy
written appofufmenr made by she Be-
nsffciary, Mrs. Rosa Johnson winch
appointment Il Of Rec I'd Seinx re-
eord-d in Rook ZZ- Page f54 in tina
.Chancery Clerks Uff1e n the City OF
MIsaisdippi- sid above mentioned
cure . certain indebs ness t. Mrs Razz
recorded IN Book Il Page IA IN the
County, Mississippi
Defznis having been made AZ the re-
quest Of the said Mrs Rosa Jahnzcn, !
VIII On the
zd, Day Il Nay, 1875,
this hefng the FIRST Monday IN NAV
orarfr sale, and win seHa a Public
Auction tBr ASH "a tn highest and
best bidder. At the East Door Of the
Court House IN City Of Ox1ord during
-c<N@ AAAl1 tnG 4AA4*4A -
- acres Oh Of the East end Of
tia Sd1rh Lief the ; W Ia and 10
acres ID Of tine West End Of the South
IL OF theS e. Id OF 5ec- 1z~T 8 z
s West containing a sr-es more or
less arzs that portion OF tie " W. Ia
Of See T. T. Q, r. West which ID north
and east II q line drawn from
the South East Corner Of the
said Quarrsr 20 the y W Corner ut
said Q1zrrsr, said tract being all of the
land which said Forrest owns IN sid
Quarter Section Al icing in LAfzy-
cite Caunty, State Of Mississippi
Also une Ead Sorrsl HORSE Mule
and One Mitchell Wagon and All crop
of earn, Colt N aud oE aer Agrieulrur-
al Er011G1E found On said place Ahoxe
described "a wnich q lea Was given
1ared At Ozfsrd. N5ss Nay Is, I9l5
T. r ROACH
SssA~~rTruFe4 Tr14t<e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22
spLESrrp roR RHEu tArEx

II think Chamberlains Lain~ns 70
fsst splendid FOE FhenmuiSmff wrirGs
Mrs Dunsur~. Eidri1ge. n. \. IA has
been used by myself and fan ilv time
andSfime s<zin darinx the past 81
vsnrs ard has Always gwen saEi@fzc-
tion-T The quick relief from pain
vhich ChsmbrriEns . Linsm>nf affords
Is worth m&ny times eka cost. On2Kin-
sbie-v-ry wnere
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

No DOUBT * viii interest you to
know thai I have jus. rrceix-
ed . n-v line Of hars. the lsfsst
in psrams ard leghnns and hemp
hraids. located up stairs in Acf
Eruy's ste--.
MISS r HUTCHINSON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

The Jitney Ears did a flourish
ing business Field Day
Mrs. II. z Smith Of Tyro is
visiting her daughter. Mrs W. j
Sins
Miss Seward Sims left foe
Memphis Wednesday u resume
her work.
Mrs L. " Chandler returned
u her hnue IN Crossword Aztec n
pleasant visit 70 Mrs s. II. Lo-
gan,
Mrs l. W Tunlinsor has re-
turned from Memphis and IS
improving
Rev z. s. Lewis preached the
commencement sermon II Toe
eopolA Collage last sunday
Mrs II Friedman was called To
Memphis yesterday BY the critical
illness Of ter brother, Nj Simon
Levy
Mr. Joe vorEey Is reported
quite sick with pneumonia at the
home of his father IN North Ok
ford.
Fcz SAL-f5a bushels Sorghum
Seed ~ St-10 per bash~L
ia PxRks
Eta R. R. Nd = Phone 3403
Mrs. Laureuce Robson OF
BatesvilIs Is q guest of the fami-
ty Of Mi. and Mrs r. B. Robson.
Mrs. z 4 Chambers =ilI g
turn to CIarksdale this week af-
ter a visit of several weeks tc
Mrs. J. T. Chambers.
Mrs G. ". Buffalo Sr.. was
called 10 ClarksdaIe Saturday
by the serious Illness Of Mrs
Carrie Buffaloe Raines of 12la-
rial fevar.
Mr.. John Jones and Miss Alma
Bundren both Of Taylor. were
married At the Gamble residence
near the depot LATE Saturday
evening and returned home the
rsxt day
Mr. John TIdssIE Of Ab6evilIe
and Miss Bertha Juno were mar
RED Sunday evening At the home
OF the bride on Yoco1al Rev. c.
T. Floyd ofzeisting-
There Is no doubt but BUSINESS
u looking up in Cxfurd and We
hope the day Of prosperity and
business activity viii soon De
with H.
Mr.. j. N. Gipson now has
charge Of the Lyric Theatre Gig
ar and Drink stand and vii be
glad to serve you with the beat
Rev. Mr. Gladney, Secretary
Of the North Mississippi Confer
snes preached an excellent SER
mon TO the Methodist coCgregs-
ton sunday morning.
FOR REyT-Four roou-s up
stairs at old Colonial Hotel on
the west side. Also, three rooms
down stairs, On west side Al
modern conveuienees Apply 20
MRS DENNISoN-
Mrs. Col FaIkner left Wsdnes-
CAV for Spokane, Washington. On
q visit to her son. She wifi 60
from tnars to San jose her former
home Later, the Colonel VIII
meet her in San Fransiseos aud
they viii spend the sumner on
the Pacific coast
Mr.. C. g. webb Of Greeuvilles
and Aiss Leae Kinm0ns were
married az the residence Of the
brides parenrs- Mr.. ard Mr. -
III. Eimnnns Tuesday nighs AZ
$50. Rev W D. Hsdlesroa ON
eating. The bridal couple lefK
On the nexr train foe their future
h0me.
Kodak films devsloped and
trinted IS To 40c a roll according
70 sire.
Leave your fins to-day, and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22
TOCR CHILD's CoCGH Is 4
call For HELP

Don't put Off treating your ChiIdss
Co1gn L not only szps their Strength
but ofrer leads % more seri as all
usenEs Why risk You d1n's have to.
Or Kings New Discovery Is fzsr the
rersdy your Chiid needs L IL made
with soothing. healing ard anrisepfic
halsams. Wir quickly check the t,ald
and soothe your ChHfs Cough zvaT
No odds Row bad the Cough or how
long standing. Dr. Kings New Dis
soVery vii stop is It's grarnteesi-
Just gee a hurris from yuCr Druggist
and try IT,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

SHOULDN'T FEELGEn DTsCOURA
20 rsany peopss sroubgsd with con-
rtirzrion and irdi rpsrior have been
k@nefs@d hw taking Chnuzh~ria1a's
TaSsrtz that no un@ slssnh f~sf dfseour-
aged who has mt gwen them 4 trial
They e1nfAin NJ pepssn a. ether dixss-
Give f-rments hnf Strengthen the stom-
.saiI apd eushl-@ it 10 perform its tune-
tons naturally.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-22

From a smaH beginning the sac and
use Of tins remedy has extended % Al
parcs Of the Cni1Ed States and 70 MANY
foreign countries. When Yea haz
uesd for sunhz medicine give Cham
bsrtzln's Cough Remedy a trial and
you VIII understand why il has Become
popalzr for coughs, cold sand ercnp-
Obrzinzhls everywhere.