Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-13

the state.
Mr.. IRE R5bGck OF Durango.
Colorado, a former citizen OF Our
county, vas called to his old
home last week by the death of
his mother. He has the deepe5s
sympathy of his many friends in
Lafayette County.
RENDERS Choctaw Indian's
Blood and Nerve Tonic prevents
Fever and other sickness com
mon during the spring and sum-
mer.
BEsf THING FOR A BILIOUS
ATTACK.
sOn account of my confinement IA
the printing o&ce / have for years
been a chronic sufferer from indige=-
ton and liver trouble. 4 few weeks
ago | hal an attack that Wis So severe
that | was not able to go to the cas-
Tor two days. Falling 10 get any re-
lief from any otkes treatment. I took
three of Chamb<riain's Tablets and the
next dav | felr Ike a new man. writes
II T. Eail-y. Editor Carolina NeTs.
Chaplin ) &. Obtaifabls everywhere
Many citizens OF Oxford at
tended the singing at Burgess
last Sunday Many visitors we're
present from the surrounding
country and an spent a delighr-
fuI day. The hospitabie citizens
furnished a sumptious dinner to
which every visitor was made
welcome.
We are glad to learn that MIR.
J. C. Gates received the appoint
ment as delegate from Arkansas,
Louisiana and Mississippi to the
the meeting Of the Supreme Ruiz
ing of the Fraternal Mystic Cir
Gle. which conveneS at Atlantic
City, June Z. The Reunion
comes off at Richmond at the
same time Mr.. Gates viii stop
over en- rorte to atlantic City
We send out of the state every
year many millions of dollars
tbefpre the ueevii came, from
$50, HO, no to $50, 00e, 600 sanual-
ly1 for products that can be
grown here for less money than
it Gust the man VINO did grow
them. to say nothing Of middIs
men; transportation, etc.
In parts of the state there may
be q surplus Of corn and in
another. 4 shortage of this same
article There may be z mountain
of hay at n place and none at
another. There are ogmps of
surplus and valleys of shortages
in the-stste. Let's smooth down
the rodgh rtScss-
mr. Candidate don't you real
lie by using CARDS there is no
second primary.
YOUR CHrEDs coU6H Is
CALI. FOR HELP.
Don't pat off treating sur chifdHs
Corrh- It not only snps their strength,
but often leads to more serious all
usenti WHY risk You dcR't have TO.
DR.. Kings New Discovery is lust the
remsdy your Grid needs " h made
with soothing, healing aud antisentic
haIszms. VIII quickly check the told
md so5ehe your ChiLi's Cough away
No odds how bad the Cough or how
long stznaing, Dr. ktn<s New Dis
'eovery VIII stop H. It's @rarnteed.
just get a bottss from your Druggist
snt sry Il.
TalE about the travelling men
being against Bilbo. what if they
are to q man, and we dispc.e
that; the smallest county in Mis-
sissipps will give BlIbo more votes
in the primary election than all
the 6rummers in Mississippi-com
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
We have received i letter from
George Brewington. Of Brown
wood. Missouri. making in
curry of a family named Wrigh.
who lived in this county at one
time. There names were Billy,
Frank, Wash aud Josiah Wright,
Josiah marred a Wilson. II you
known anything about these peo-
ple write TO the address given
above and they will be grateful
DIR. Eugene A. johnson died in
St. Joseph's Hospital in Memphis
Sunday, after q short illness OF
pneumonia. The remains were
brought to College Hill for in
terment Monday. DIR. Johnson
was a native Of our county, the
eldest son of the late Capt Ben
o. Johnson, well known to the
citizens Of Lafayette. DR.. John
son has practfced his profession ],
dentistry, very successfully for a
number Of years Many friends
regret his untimely death
HOW MRS. HARROD GOT RID OF
HER STOMACH TROUBLE.
al suffered with stomach trouble f0l
years aHd tried everything | heard o.
but the only relief | got WAS temporary
until last spring I saw Chamberlain
Tablets advertised and procured , bot
tie If them Al our drug store 1 gol
immediate relief from that dreadful.
h~eaviness after eating and from pain
in the st0maeh,D writes Mrs LINDA
Harrod, Fort Wayne, Ind. 0bsninabls
everwhere.