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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Work On the great Arrcu Rock Gam
On the Boise river. Idaho. Is approach
ing e1mpEerion and could II necessary.
Be finished within . fsw w<<kz. al
though prshabiy u VII 30 On for an
other year The dam wfll BE 81 feet
high. 1ss feet vide and zhcus 600 feet
long AZ the base and ilsss f<<s Ioug At
the top ID ID Of reensorced eocerese.
Of vhieh sd. SO cubic yards have
been used n VII store water to =
depth Of 10 feet The hack water VII
extend 20 miles upstream. making .
lake containing -ss.ses acressef Of wa
ter A thousand tons Of steel have
been used for the 1--WE gztex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

When Fred HeiskeIl was city editor
Of the Arkansas Gazetre . cub re-
porter turned IN 4 STORY that ran
Ike this: Buck Seymour was seen
With . tvoineh anger going down the
river road this morning. Wonder What
Buck 10 after now-
Here. young man. called out the
city edtrcr. this story Is inecm rlete-
We don't print that kind Of items in
the Gaxette- Tell What Buck vas Do
ing win the anger
I'll didn't and cut the cub
hammered
We'll IN tel you this eee time
Piainiy. he wzs xc<zx zfter grease
nsh- Yea catch err 81 horszx = hoss
n the water and baiftnx the surface
With dried prunex The grease Ssh
comes cut. eats the pruzez and sxsllx
~ 80 he GAIT get back n ne hole- -
View YORK Mail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
STOMACH MISERY
CAS- INDIGESTION
-Pape's DiarepsiT fixes SICK
sour, gassy stomaehs in
five minutes.

Time IL. In i've minutes all stomach
distress yin 60 No indigestion. heart
burn so1rrezs or helchinx Of gas. acid.
or quotations Of undizessed food. no
dizziness. boating. or foul breath
Pzpe's Dsapepsin Is noted for its
speed In regulating upset sronarhsL
II Is the suress- quickest and most Ger
tain indigestion remedy IN the whole
world and besides IL ID harmless
Please for your sake get . iAxxs
dfxy-c<rt ease of P1p<'s D1nDepnzn
fru9 any seor~ and put your s>umaeA
rsgAk Doa't keep On being miserable
HE Ii too shorr-you are not here
long 80 make your stay agreeable.
Eat What you Ike and digest Il: en-
JOY ii without dread Of rebeIISon in
the stomach
Pzpe's Dsapepzin belongs in your
home anyway Should one Of the fam
fly eaS something which don't agree
With them or in case Of an attack Of
indigestion. dyspepsia gzstritis or
stomach arrangement At daytime or
during the night. Il Is handy to give
tie quickest relief known Adv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Beard Appreprissss ssoo for Tsmsss
ciuhA

Beard Appreprisess ssoo for Tsmsss
CishA
Jzrkson--The Kinds county board
Of supervisors have voted an appro-
prtaticn Of t5oe to be used in carry.
ing on the work Of the girls tomato
clubs in this county. under the dfrec-
ton Of Miss Susie w. Powell
The request for the zpproprizrso1
vas in1orsed BY tAe Jaeksoa board Of
trade and the supervisors gzvs Il
their unanimous support
Al members we're present 81 she
ecnssninx Of the nenEhly session. The
forenoc1 szs devoted To rusrine work
n the afe-zcou The members wsnf
in . body 70 the thezfer 70 witness the
presentation Of the -Nzde-inr Nisssxsip-
pfr motion PICTURES arranged - Cen
missioner Of Agriculture H. Z. Bzxkes
Leo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
$4,000 SUIT FILED.
Parents Of Evelyn rribsie 49, rhsa
Amount Frem Servss Car Co

Jzekson--The tragedy IL the strsee
ar track in this city 90 the Saturday
before last ThAnksgtviag DAY. which
resulted In the grinding 70 deAxh cf
Evelyn Trfhole- nt.e-year-cl1 dAngh-
ter Of Mr- and Mn ~ g. rribhse. -
Meath the car vhssis. has haA ~ an
sruath In thu civfl co9rss- Suix hns
bsen entered In tAe HtnAs county cir
cuit court ~ the parents II the cha
On their behalf. a. vel - that u
their tvo rsmntntng chfldrsn. Kirby
and Scott rrihhle. for the SUN Of Szs.-
600 artuai and puntxive danases- rhs
declArafion sets forta and alleges that
the death Of the ch1Id vas due 10 the
gross ezrslessnsez and negiigencs a
the employees Of the company.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

The man frum Montana wnn ealing
lobster Newhurg ths ether ntxhx h .
Eruaduxv rexxnurnux
-Lo1s&erS sre cowDcn enozzA 20
y-u pscp1e here q ne seneonsr-- ~
REMARKED 70 . New Ye<ker. but vhen
one Ez<s Vel in1and the fresh ioos<sr
becun>s . BIZ nnrs e . novelty Not
that - 1nut 90 plenty Il toesfws h
Montana bs<- naturally. th<rs tAsy'rs
net - nnneRuua - down here. md
they ars reenrsed - nnre a. . lzxxry-
-Thks fncx vas br0ugAx to ~ sk<anr
tios CO nzxAt rec<n<iy b . hsesf =
Bu<fe I En< d O . rsfb<r lnxs tn
and venf Into . restaurant ahouk ~
o'cioek IN the evening for <xnnw- I
ha2p~u>x 10 seei I'M eating . grunss
Or . duek o. so0ething e 1T snrt
I glanced It ths menu and failed b
- any bfrfs-
Haven't yua sp< any grcDs -
Cher nDsr ! ssked ths vs&enR-
We ninv 500 any gruuse' - o.
rsply- Ths oaly enne Ne have = Io1
Stem
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

nere b pasAos n IL fset. rse011y
announced ~ government o0e1n1A
thnx during ths lasf thres DsD4As
thers have ep0s % this epun1yy NJ
the NEST an5<sed nakirn IN IL v1riA
hrssr nznbsFs Of bsnnfifnI Dln1fB
and towers than iron IN IL ruse q
Exrupe cuuhfned
LlffIs Belg1zn. snok1nG GsBpanas
vnsee. b seektng 10 ssxs her nowurA
and she has taken the plnes vh1eA. b
tfmn q peaee. ID held ~ YfsnesL n
plnafs are being sent 20 ths Unifsa
States thruzgA Holland After DIR
fnsDeeftpn for plant diseases. thay ars
turned over % hrokersl Who seil ths8
% ind1v1duAIhL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
-Jlm- Poems MS FAvoRrTEs
Apsrt Frs9 Thae Thsrs Wa . -
eisi Rssssa why Whisesnb RIssy
Lined Inst o.

James whifeomb Riley and Joel
Chnnd1er Harr1s appear b . so1ry b.
q writer IN The Nov York Sun Th<y
had sought resx md rsrzpernf1un fn
hotei amnag IT, ssufhezn nouafzins
and wished 10 ayu1d the afxenpes Of
the other guests 10 nna.1s tkaR- Much
agnfnst their vf1Is. however. thsy vsrs
ecustrained to appear n . -rsndfng
from their ovn works. aftsr having
been routed frum . seeiude1 spo< -
the woods to vhicA they haA retired
A young esocufionise kaA tAe center
% the Stage vken skey Ert % the no
tel she led on by announcing . poem
BY Mr.. Riley She rs<i<sd Il n vss
about somebody named Jim Rney
LOOKED Impressed
would you mind- he aid when
she had Inhaled -rscifing that asainr-
She did IA mind and vent af T.
Riley wiped . tear away - she In
fshed Then he said Please recfte
Il again. II you WIN
She did Il the third time. and RIlsy
vac even more Affected
Do you know.- he sid aft<r she
had ended I Ike that poem ms .
Jim poem 7 always M lin poems.
Ny Own name II Jim I a1vsys reAd
Jim pcemA I have written several
jim poems myself But d yuu know
WY I nks this i'm poem better thsn
any o<Aer-
n youag woman eageriy asks<
e1rvnrt hreaxhInsBiy - hsnr - -
I HE n aid REey. -bse1zss II
always REMINDS ne II my desx old
frtenf. Engene Field Eugene Field
ID the man Who wrote that poem. 20
know.--Youfh's Comparison
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
COTTON LOAN FUND
Nstehex. Miss-. Business Men Fern .
Peel 81 Their ossa-

Nafehex--Natehex business men an
ncunced that plans for forming . COT
ton loan find Of their Own had been
perfected and that more than s190.-
600 already had been subscribed 90
advance On cotton In this section 81
SIS bale
Formaftsn Of the local peal vas e.
fecfel in order that snail p1nnfnxs
might obtain loans On thar coexnn- n
- claimed certain features enbo11st
IN the wade Sl3S. 80 loan pzaz
makes if inpr.efiesbie and toeszzy
useless for such proancerx
The Matches pool viII Advance loans
to planters owning less than 1se bales
II cotton and also viii permit them
to sell without the 20 days notice pro
vided for In the Wade plan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

rhe Neg York Law Jo1rnas says
concerning an English decision.
Tie English case illustrates the su-
p<riorffy Of the English au TO cur
own In that a prisoner may be found
guilty but insane This English rule
Il preferable on many grounds. but its
adoption is especially desirable here
because Of the form OF the Interstate
rendition law The difficulty over HAr-
~ X Thaw's escape from New York
and the unsuccessful Efforts for his
extrzdition would have been avoided
II he had been adiudxed guilty but In
sane instead Of acquitted ca the
ground Of insanity A bill vas PASSED
by both houses Of the legislature AZ
the LIST session 70 authorize yerdicss
Of guilty but insane, Unfortunately
h ecntained An Incidental clause TO
enable defendants to plead guilty but
insane This would have furnished a
szhterfGge by which any person. al
though both guilty and sane. might e.
cape the penalty for - crime. and
for this grave defect r GIynn
very property vetoed xre- II
ought to be reinrrodnc Enerde<
form IN the next legizlz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Fortune teilers nov are forofE6eu
to practice IN any part Of TIE German
empfrA Soon after the var broRs
osf. they began 10 do IN enormcus
badness with relatives Of soldiers in
the feld. vho wanted 10 know how
things we're going with them visifs
10 the fortune tellers offen had tragie
consequence. a. many Of the callers
we're IN . high state Of nervous tan
sion he uncertainty Of relsffves r.
gzrding their men folk II the fruut
has ben asgrsSnted By an alleged
middle Of the neld postal orxzntzn-
ticu- which b being severely crs-k
eired BY the newspaper
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

The highest street In the World q
Main street. in Denver. the richest d
F1frh avenue. IN New York city. tke
widest b Market street. PhEladezphfz
and the shortest b the Rne BE. u
Paris The dirsies< street b that sf
Tehz1ks<i. IN Nznkinx. the eiesrest &
the Via CASTLE. IN Seville. srzsz. -
most srfstocrztic one ID Grusxennr
Place. In Lor1cns the most henu<iful
b TIA AEsnzs dss Champs Ulysses.
Paris Ths nzrr8xezE xsr~ss = Va
Sol. Havana Caha- which has = wsd<h
cf no more than fnrfy-sws in<hex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

II b probably not senerally Known
that . woman Invented the paper bas-
Away back IN 1svs patent Wa grant
81 Niss Azrgzrs< knight Who died
only . short time ago 1t the age Of
sevenxy-dve- There are said to be JIG
woman owners Of Incorporated estab-
hsamsnfs IN Ss. Louis. Who. besides
managing the business. can do the
actual manual labor required.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
IS CHILD Cross
HEvERsA, SICK
Look, Neither! II tongue d
eoate4 give California
Syrup Of fiQ&S

Chndreu love thf8 -fruit LaxAffv9.
and nothing else cieaases the tender
stomach. liver and bowels 90 nicely.
A child simply win not stop playing
70 empty the bowels. and the result b
thsy become tightly eiogsed With
waste. liver gs<s sluggish. stomach
SCUM. then your liffIe one becomes
'eruss. hAlfzfck. feverfsh- dnn-t enf.
sleep or ct naturally. breath b bad
system fun Of cold has sore throat
stomAch-ache or diarrhceA- Listen
Mother, See n tongue II coated than
give . teaspoonful Of -CxlifcrnfA
Syrup Of FIGS" and In . few hours an
the corssipated waste. sour bile and
undigested food passes cut Of the sys
ten. and ycu have . veil child again
Nnlkrns Of mothers Efve California
Syrup u Hgxr because Il - perfectly
ha<nIsss. ehzIArsn love Il. anA q ~.
~ eAi1s % aex On tha seo1n<A- uvsz
~ bovelsL
Asa ~ TIE senre for . s9eenf buexIs
q -Caltfornfa Syrup Of Fss.- vhieA
- eull 6frecft1aB for babies. eAi5dEun
Of an ages and for xruwn-ups plainly
printed On TIE bottle Adv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

68N FNBE
A woman from a small town. In the
city to do some Christmas shopping.
stepped up 10 . clerk At the hosiery
co1uter Ia ons Of the department
storeaL
Say she said- I want to get two
pairs Of stoektnu IKE ny sister
hcaght here Iaz< AzEszs
i duut know Jour sister. and
prseahly would not rsmenber What
she bought. even II I was acquainted
with her explained tha eierk
You must remember ny zts<er.-
insisted the Customer -she u . nj.
tie heaviest woman
When The eiexk stiu insisted she
did not remember ths sister or What
she bought TIE customer had to ex'
plain Just what hind Of sfpcktnsz shs
desired
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

So you think the sytem Of taxa
tsoa - upha<ineszlIkey
Absolutely. replied Mr. Dustin
Ssax The idea Of the epvernnents
refusing to give \ big -n1EentizI Gus
toner ike me a liberal discount for
cash.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Bln-Thts paper -zys the invention
81 a Ezsiishnaa Is a machine to per
nzft n singer % hear his own voice
.=st .s a. audience hears IL
H1-Do you suppose that xiH make
certain people Who sing more merci
fzle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
SALTS If BAckAcHY OR
KIDNEYS TROUBLE Y0U
Ess Lsss mese n vssr ki1asys Arssr
Aesiss Right - n Back bsusss -
oI11deP Deehers Yea

When you wake up with hnckneha
and duh misery tn the kAney regfnn
u generally MEANS you have been eax-
ing TOO much meat. says . welz-kz0un
aurhnriry- Meat forms uric add which
overvorkz the Kidneys IN their eRost
20 alter Il from the blood and they -
come sort Of parzlyzed and lo9y.
when your Kidneys get sizgxish and
clog you must reikeve them nks yuu
relieve Jour hovsis. removing Al tho
boty's urinous waste. else you have
baekache. stck hea1A<he, DIZZY spszls:
yoar stomach sozrz. tongue y eraxsA
and when tie weather . hnd you have
rheumatic twfnGeA The uxfne =
cloudy. fnll u sediment. eAxnneis On
en- get sore. water sc.lds anA yua srs
Obliged to seek relief tvo q thxss
times during he night
Xrher eraszlx . god. reihhks pkysk-
clan e once q gse iron yuU pAAx1A-
e11< abcur four ounces q J11 Ga1lB,
tzzk . rxbiespoonfnl in . gtnsB e
water before breakfast 1sr . - asys
an1 your kidneys viu H. 81 nna
This eancus salEs = maAs frum d
Add of grapes a1d Iennn tuieR, en-
bi1ed with hfh1n- and hns been used
for gensrzrinnA 10 eieAn and s<fmuInfs
stusxish kidneJs. also % neutrzlzzs
aeids in The urine 70 IL n Icnrer inn
tztes. thus ending hindder veaknessL
lad Sal<s - = life saver for regular
neat ea1erA II b inexpensive. cannot
Giurs and MAKES . dellghtfnI. e4ex-
veseenx lffhfn-waxsr drink-Ady.
tss usss Right
Ehfke<-I Rad tctzy that sa-ze Va
rie<ses Of the dog never harh-ths
Australian doc. the Egyptian shep-
herd dog and tie -iinnhesdet- dog Il
Tfbec
Soa-There - one ether kind Of
dog that Doesn't bark. joys dad
dog-
seven - ~ AysrzesL
Knieker-H0w old - your bcy-
Bccker-He takes fen+Fear-cld SUN
and = f0ur-yezr-0id car seat He aver.
ages seven
yinesns Asxor has expended sr8sr
80 an farm home for convzlescrrx
ekii<trs- - xeE Ycrk hosuztxIs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Eses.-E ss> 4 ~ fhs< ~
500 srs ~ 70 rsmnfn TO So
epi1 hnxh. ard enrs sho9Id -
% avoidA this nzsenhe- vhich l
dehf1fksfinx e6s<x q ineuigr
o<<en-
Egb<r<-H yoz hzppsn TO
thrunxA TIE Ice this winter. q
b<r dat Dour say N 10 loaG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

They we're having . clearing house
On domestic subjects
What kind Of tooth powder b that
IN the bathroom cabinety the head of
the house asked his wife
Tooth powdery
Yes. that stzR In . tuba II makes
ny teeth black and IL tastes Ike -
s<tfda
why. that's not tscth powder That
b rheumatism paste Ne use en- moth
ex's back
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

There Is q time to work and a time
to play. but you can't combine them
remarked the Sage
But suppose you are \ musician
axked the Fool
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

The hunor a. Dzek<ns always asa
sous<htnx sermcnesqze aSuus ID shs
satire and hun0r Of TAaekexxs are
IKE q lzzh 10 human errux. TIE h.
znr Of xoiiers b tina wenpun af eos
81 The srezses< ncusectzrfAa preach
ers that szsr nse<-4 preacher De-
nozneizg xszriee az1 fhs cher prx
Ezry vices that spoa society. rce tie
zcEl and make men zz1arpF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Dmshs fssm h1nBsy Gsunnw y
0unm1 ~ n - ~ yunR
opu1D nswu1uys h - mnny -
- sunsnnns GI.nrisg a pu1Ipns4
wunkuns =. kx1ns9A
Duwugs q 1Han1 hE1<1srs -
bnnk.eAs g U1nnEy ~ s1wux -
nsV4 - . sunu1 kt1nay 911nu1nA
DnnS Kk1nny IN slnmnn4
-. - - se1w 10y , -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Pzsseager-rd give yoa a Up. only
I've nothing but \ ren-coIlar I'm
Pcrtsr-Oh- thzr'u BE enough. SIR.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
4 TREATMENT THAT HEALS
MOST SKIN DISEASES

Dat Stand that iteAfng skin huDw
- ~ lsner- Co 10 TIE nsnfuse
arsgsfs< an for abouf 7se. ~ . ~
Il rssfnnl cinfnsax s.d . enks q -
md soapl Baxhs IT, sessma DsfcAss
with rezino1 sop and bot vaesr. dxy
and spply . l1xfIe re1lnna et.fDsaG
rs alnosf TO gpod 10 - n1aL h
tsRszrfnE. ieehing and burning sfoD h
seAnffy. yoa - longer have 10 6lg an1
scfafrh. sissp becomes Dossfhss. Cd
healfng beg1na- Som IL ugfy. Tor
turing sxspeians d1sEppesr epnpasesly
and for eDud-Ahv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

UticA-At q meeting Of the sksek
holders of the Bank q Uticz. d A
Carmichael wzs elected president. W.
J. Ferxzson- active vicepresidenk- ~
JOAN D. Carmichael cnzh5sr. D. C.
Sum1ns- L. y CORA. " b Powell
ana " D. Czrmirh2<i vers szscsnS
directors fer the year 1914
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

willie-Pzw. what s the difference
between 4 chef and q cook.
Pav-Ahout SIS q month, ny
S1E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

fou may not know fuzr What sac
means when a girl saga her lips are
chzpped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Time d money When yoa are ssksc
TO pay $50 for repairing q 50 cent
watch
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Some people think the zhless zx-
ger Is the one Who cAa draw the long
est hrieE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

What ID his excuse for xetffnx on
the water wagon 50 so1n--
He says he got down 70 crank IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Canrcn--Ths authorities Of ths tvs
schools. Mississippi College and HID
man college. feel very enfhnsiasti<
over the fail attendance xinee the
holidays very few Of the old ssu
dents failed 10 resxrn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

How Do yea Tie gear new mus5e
nAsrrr He b very nice. poizfs
yoHzs m&z- whea ! made . miseaks
yesterday be said Pray. nzdamof-
zszies shy do you taxa 30 mzch pssns
20 Improve npan B<s<hovenr-Le -
<xrul
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Some people are against 4 tang
Just because some other people are
Tor Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

seven ~ t1ss Assrz0g
knieker-H0w old - your bcy-
Bccker-He takes ten-Fear-cld suIf
and = f0ur-gszr-ozd ear seat He aver.
ages seven
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

Hzss rfvpp-I vond<r n I shaM
ny tscks to when ] 81 to -
ages
Mn Elder-You VII - fur1I
n yoz d.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

The American Rose society b bay-
ing . RE EnxdEn pxznesd - tn NJ
ti0u's capital. q CncIe Sans soil ~
ready 10 vHxis<iss ars grpwfng
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

We are 10 have company for ain
ner and I dont believe there h .
gxapefrutk 10 - had IN town, What
IN the World shan ! coy.
-Goe any orangesr
Panty of thea
An rigAt You b spffting tha
oranges and III run down % sAe drug
scnrs and 81 . po1zd Il sufni1s -
80 then WA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14

A nightmare b IL kiAS Of dream
hat MAKES you wake ~ Win .
scream.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-14
%n1IM
6e1ztvEste'


Praise lyf1a e. Pinkhnis veeeaa6ie Coapeul
Women frum the Atlantic to the Pacific from al sections
If this great country. no city 50 large village mal
but that woman has written yBds Of thanks ine
health restored by Lydia E Pmkhzhs Vegetable Con-
pound No woman Who 4 suffering from de lis pecuEa
toher should until she hasgve this kmous remedy
these women L Win do for any sick vuman1
Wondafm Gee a Mx Crusen.
q Bushnen m
Buu.xzz, -sI tnk IN ths tzo1bas have I'D ah.s n
Ia hSss.f q n IL sas fH.e dos H. e ga
nav vhen NJ too y1g that vo1a lint m IL
do.a n s.i5 81 ne -. s.ls 1s faass w.
q s ~ - - as ssy n d ~ yos i s. Is go
~ 49, T 8 "a 3 3. aa ~ - u 1. sc: c.
4 0rafefnl Af1aufic Coast Wemnn. i
ten .h.s -. ! rhiss.s q .Pa.1 81 - .
md s1A e0.M se..csy stz.ishtn . tn1 n
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The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-08-07
Victor Murdock, chairman of

Victor Murdock, chairman of
the progressive national commit
tee, issued the following state
ment the first of the week, rela-
tive to the future of the pro-
gressive party:
Il have just completed a three
months personal canvass of the
situation with the progressives
in the central west and on the
Pacific coast and after making it
l am ready to say fiatfootedly
that we progressives are going
to make a 1916 fight as a party
and to win.
Moreover, a meeting of rep
resentive progressives held this
month in New York city reported
the same conditions in the east
that I have found in the west
and they are lining up for the
next battle. This also is the
sentiment of the progressive ma
tional committee. We will hold
our national convention early and
nominate a ticket.
"The great convention battles
of 1916 will not be over candi-
dates, but will be over platforms.
The storm will rage, not in the
committee on credentials, but in
the committee on resolutions.
The Bourbon republican leader
ship will not only insist on a
standpat candidate, but will fight
for an unstinted and unequivocal
Endorsement of the administra-
ton of William Howard Taft, in
cluding the Payne-Aldrich tariff
bill.
'The democratic leadership
likewise will point with pride to
the equally lamental Simmons
Underwood tariff bill, and
against a Bryan insurrection of
the first magnitude which will
cancel the one-term presidential
pledge and other Bryan propa-
ganda; and the progressives will
reiterate and reemphasize their
Chicago platform of 1912. That
platform remains the most near
ly perfect utterance of the prin-
ciples of Abraham Lincoln of the
modern times.
Both in it's protest against
the inroads of privilege fattening
on an era of gross materialism
and in its practical program of
concrete economic remedies the
progressive platform has become
to hundreds of thousands of ag-
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-08-07

See America first" is being
impressed upon the European
buyers of war munitions, but our
made in America" labels are
not necessarily attached to all
the goods sent them.