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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16
RE ~lMDCEMTE..

Tmo DE nGestR'ns ~rep0rterGs rre!e-
hire pcci&enTalnlente aver, una eal-
treri@ta con ell sr6No:' jose BI. Sart1l-
cfux. G1c el dia ne antia1' haoia sa-
lido em aIhsolnta -ihertad DE La c;iG-
Gel del ,ooBltado de 'sssta ciMdad. en
d9nrls estuHo der,enil6o dea&e el % d@
D.c5ern@re Qlfimu. hasta veil IA del
ro..ricnte. i. dispos5c66n lie las auto-
riGales Eelciales. TDor hahel sid0 @ycGl-
&&do por Ell Liz, Alfonso F'uent'.s lie
h.aberla xoendido h~il,eres rarrarrHEtas
falaos :an est-G plaza
Sesuln manifest@ n nuestro reTor-
zero. el SENIOR S'antacfrna-. a& acusS-
ctan QUE CONTRA Fl ~ iaizo trrt del
tos3o 5nfu@daGa : graraita-, ~gvedar-
Go c0mprohado sn d6clno ron Fl he
rho de hafper sihc p~esto en- 5.hs0-n.a
EihartaG. sin rabe~ ten5do Ollie ir q
iuia6o, ponque sus ~jNeces. gue Bo er,-
comtraron imnrente del ie-itO Cne ae
Ie impuLaha,, mo cT"yarCn ~neceSar:la
esa medida y lo pusieron em abzolIta
l5berrt&d.
TambiGn dim ell sei.or .$an-acr'n2 a
ryu2stro repon'berO, que est& Dornando
Ez.s medidas ~nerasarjas para YET 81 De
ea possible r'r.Ggmar DE sn :~Dclsacbor
mna imdemnGzac56n cfril Tor bos Trsr-
juirios q.ne M nec5biGn @ su 1~njnsta
PTisi0m.
Lnmantamos lie Teras 10 qua ha
acontecidc q mua s-ro r7omnatrIOta Sc
T5ur SamtaGru.zr T]ictinea como 0tros
mlnchDs mexicanos Ne la 2aha canrar-
riSt-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

t'or aregrta raira hemus reriO5do
p2-s@ 81 pUbl5rac5on, Ia e~xcitati"a gue
,en aeguid2 tlGducimos:
"A las mujeres DE- TexaS:"
'EsGa es UNA inritaci@n 4 Ia corl-
fsaranria de Ga Union Congressional.
Gua tcmtlr2 lug2r 81 20 die Emhro lie
este ai5o. em fl H0Del Bender. de
Eonston.
FL ohjeto te la c~on5srenria es
eieGir los of5c@aleS del Estat3o qne
dehen dirijHr las acciFidades sufra-
fgisGas en- el mismor jiuranpe e. mTo
wenT&erO-
L. p~onfercmcGa inic;ara sls lahoras
ell 90 de EneFo de 1AlO6. i la ] p. rn..,
com mn luncheon zen el IHDDel Bender.
Los b0lebas impo~fs,t;iH 81 cada Un@,
P~mcliSmLC8p Neserwar ~&s3entos en- ro6o
tempo, por corre o por tel4fono, 10
cumprarse Gichos holatos sn LES OIL
.cinas princiralcs de Ia Union, sicua-
das Hn ell Lobby Gel EFoael Bender.
All telminar el ""lunche,on" sa rrp-
mumriai4n G~Iscursos, Sc hara Ia elec-
ciGn de Gtiiciales Y se ad0ptaz4 uina
constitution paaIa el Estado.
~'1.a se55orita Alice Paul ssra la
principal or;adora.
LA ma5ana del 81 de Enpero de
1916, Ia ClH~aI1 de Corrercio de
Houston agasaja,;a a los visiramtes
cCm pase@os en- a~uronn6viles por Ga GILL
Gaad.
Sc han obteniGlo Precios Esspecia-
hes Ce rlsaje en- las ~liGneas fcrroca-
eriIeras del Sunset, r sc pUeden oh-
tenar t0da cLa9e de iuiioImes dr. sus
agerrtes. % e~sc'ThiendO d muestra @r-
gami2aIora, Mrs. e. St. Clair TThorlp-
son, Bender Hotel, fIouston, Tex
FIirnam Ia caata 4 gue nos Toea1i@ns
.reEGTiendo. la seHora Het-6e D. NJ.
Wallis miemloro del Consejo de t.
&as.
QueGan pbsaguGados los l5esens tie
,Gs imfatigapkes lucha8oras p0r el SUI
fragile ~fanneuEn0-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

romprcnl5ermn gmr ri r1cliO =lati!a-
slcr pI'Tparabca Iun S1lpe %T3IoidLo y
IrhimiilNO.
nj r~rtiarIims. pOT I'll parte. aEian&a-
lra y r~rln0cc1ia danllO Sa lt@S v l@i-
F" talJIO I'll tridramte n0m moEjilm @nt@s
~aniGiSim@s rlRe lGacian impossible ST
! =ujrI@ q 5a milIi@da- Mis- ,Bc una
g,'Z r~pSitalG la trrrilole arina en- In
roTta2a riri a~Lyrrsar6o: pero este Sc
mamtuwW InaltcraisDe, !ando prlnrha
RON su llIm~za dc nma durrza nr3!0-
aal.
III Glldia ior. n0 fijaha Ea airmsiGj,n
zen rl 1rGIcmtc, sino mils lirn rn Ia
r.ii qur dnlta S~7ueltas Trur rncimla riH
sl cahrza -@mr uIm a.ln de mail
a=iiero.
Los rasppcLalIOrcs .st@uian cOn avi-
d"Z Eas TanriperEas le la lnchar AID
miranda la h1Dilidad lie los crmhn-
t%irnlies.
tIlandlO LaniO Io creyl6 G~DdrinnO,
So aiGa lan2i n IN eIDemigO% e'stc es-
lrl5r6 veil agoipa cOm TeEti%ilasa ra-
pj&e2- Sc irGuiG, leTiant6 Ell braGo Y
lRnD6 la red
Dis Del galO media rTleIta s0hre sl
prOpi0 terren0. rech&Rj Ba red .san
.el esCudo " los luchatoras So !sepa-
fsrilEn.
-Macfe.!-EG lamanon mulrflns gag
peGtad0res.
iGoGtInMara.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

rllr po,sriRnr apmsLaiGan la propia j.
torriaG~ %r,@Gian ansi@aaS las peri
prciaS lri ,combIt', = mas d" rI1
halmtr~ lar5a 10DoS tl Tnz Il!1 a
lo- Ii0srS- impioraubo su pr@tr-'r!on
para &rteimGm4d0 gLa&iaJboT.
Gmando aoD1 Fl agHIo inFua de-
las fTomprtaS. vi nGaS pr@ilGnGio 81
lcnci@ rrll6 -n I'll GGrrn. 1,"an* Jua
~lmi"a,Eas ftIrgr0n Il ~rlaY3aIsr ,rm las
,an0rme@ r~cTTa6Nras &r uliEI pG@rt3,
n Ia cmAl so accT,cri um lDomtDr" dis
~frgzatIn ,lp E.aaortr y a~lrss-aitg6 .r,S
ai-r.os marIaIBazns, corHo para .lamar
a m0rir "a Dos .TI:hIi0-'.s.
.A3IiGronsr leu,lm~ emit IaS hos ho-
jos ie aTlleIl2 pnrrta y irl hs:Glro
foln-lo cmpeZa70n d salir. a~YaIlEanio
pn @fUpoS Ill., IA Tcimiicinrn, 2JaGiH-
iort.s ararios. mifrmH l@nrs, salCs y
sammiaas, Grnnid@s por MACEDONIA Ida
dies r nesDdamenie a~lugaClcs. Debris
dr rllr,s Trnian l0~ rrtEarii pc0n Ia tr-
rriole ned pl rlma man0 = RI tri8~1-
Lee en in otTa-
All Ter.es pr0Trrmpj1 EEL pGlaatico
en- fren%rbeas aplausos y I'll prOl0n-
=gdo rlamorr7o b. %ijIfiln, E'Or taias
parties - TIeian Dostr0s eKcilaGGs,
manOs qpc a1lauGian Z h@cas ,Euoe
gTHtItln.
LDs slaGia4nrrs dieron l1a Ellella
alrniei0r lie La aTema c0n acRmpa-
sa6o y firm rasio- hermo-os gen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

-guinIrnH @s SssicIrO0S per FL "a
Goi
-.Qminirntos por i%!a5nndi@9
-.Mll :s.St~rrlnsr
-iIo@l rnii.
,CIuando 1-anio llrg@ al crna1f0 dr. Ia
Tizn. cmlor05 4 ~rrtrCrrGrr lGland6en-
,lo la e$Da,Ea. = 0nrlimarbIo Ia rNGe-
"a Mb-rrg ahra attn0tTnUentr al adTrr-
Sario al -raY1lis ,Ir NsTs 2bnriIra4 dP
la TiscTa-
G.arnnHio, 3i=il. esbeI1@ y dir f0-Imas
r4rll-urGlrS, r.stabl nomplrtamcnts"
frsnni0 y stiJ0 ilrGaha lrIia faiGR al
ne.Iei0r de .a DrintUra. IIi6 oon ra-
pidry ,al=,lnas gTl-ItR- PIT IimrrDG &n
ST. Y~.gonnso a.lTte-sar rho. &gitan,5o a.
In rcd com :-Tari0@Rs m0Hlmirmi0s "
alzanGo y foaianl@ el Obr5iente, mien-
ttraS jFue ranturrrafta este esirihi-
lIm rrmp5o lie los rrtiarii:
NoM b. prt0. pIsc-m p"io;;
rQ.ujd ME fmgis. gaIle2 2.
Mas LsEnir ITO nllia de IN: fIrHle y
rNmn claEa,Bo I'm Ga aTpIGa, T@ITiast
CON mGTimicnI0 IRE irn~perceptUDl7
Ia a .nn 52d0r NJ AL ntDo. para t@-
ner siempre cara a cara al eneml-
En- 81 artitud se neia algO Gle
lnfGntia TERROR. " los expenditures
g. No tie bIrscD a Iii. btasc0 Wn Pay;
C Por Tnii illyes$ de mi, salo?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

Dci.5o o sIIisfacer eli capricNo he su
Ri II. Perm - 50 re!a In Iar& de Ia
,esraci@n. y o. p~eqUe@a m.nda,r cora SUI
III 5eca rora, apr'rt@da CONTRA el pc
esr2ba - c=nca ;be Ia puerta del
c. -&n. I'm gaupo nGmeruso DE passa-
.jc~os - dasp0al2n 4 aNanGonar e.
tr=n = formanGD- r1 81 deseo ans5o-
-o &e lleEar' los gaGmeros = .a pl&ta.
%a;msa. urg2 m&rall2 entire 2que.l4 >
m.s 0erin0s. r-stoS. al rumpre@del.
que ITO P0&rsan .ha1laaIc a la ni:i2
lSarapienla ii no salian nj aGGEn, fer
@-r1an a la cola de -os Gac c&pcratran
cae SO abrieSs In pue=tp J2l wagon.
Ia riEa RIGA, empujaaoa "a 1os que L.
MIA oerra. Z fin ae &pE'a%i=nagsa =. IA
;a1 nrruna8a Gueaa DE La GnuGieca "qGe
ra-ecia LII n3no Ge "eeas."
Al tGn * fperor =, >r@nBo el rran
s5-aio So znaycha, ri n padre gue
i&grras-rado por SO hi5a caminatGa muS
;an-isa de BE- GGae sl Ho.u!mnn De- per
Inatia- para alcamz2r Z .a miserable
qua a-egr'e = te-iZ gan%ha "a los Eri-
me1ns pel&aHos de la 2sc4!e:a gae
lconi5ucia "a .a calla.
AIz c9ze impossible VET s1ss. Nj ST.
pc siTu1era ii la alcangaron Y 81 ella
quis0 veDdar 81 muTera r0csl- Ell
tren sigu56 sg marcha al trayn5s de
gaz nocas. Yo no pn5e seguir leyen-
do nj, des&e ~europoas, he po&ii@ im-
peti.r qae 81 InanGe I'M Pe@samienbo
de una d1lce nlarea die grati-ud al
lGios qpe cre5 rRn los sr4res los SELL
tGmEEnrGs para comPararIoS en eI dis
frute de Ins hienes I!Ue Ell eL repair
To &esiguaI les c2rrespo@dieron- ha-
.cienGIo qne la imc@ntIormidad COON 10
cle poseen y G. anab1c56m ,janna-s So
tistecha de 10 que tIenen los ~defraG-s,
hagam presa gan Jos que sim esa en-
riHia serian 5ustamenre t~=lices.
ATTACHE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

TLrI"a@ 4 mcnpar srtS IrSprrtjT@s
siljn> rgn Ia aUrtla ar'"Gaa.
LA lIri la iphia TrTItirars~ p@I
grmpa,S: prro Gntr@. Jo~ r0nba i~nl-
m;is aiaun@dos ieniar 6rrr.h0 ID ira
h0r singular comlGate- I'm I'll Ilae lu-
cian su 1lra:za = dratrr2a.
I'o~maloa part. ,i@I @rlnTo de 1as
ga5as un gladiator romoriii~imo, ll&-
nral0 Lanin IE.I Csarnicer@. Trnr'r@-
dor IN nIltih@s i~rIe@Gs. Com sll gel
m0 y su r4NraEa, cllle bril-. ialtGM nj
sol, panpcia I'm me4liO d. Ia d@ra'fa
anrna mn faniislieo y igi=ant -.'ao
r@scarRbai0-
lei I+9tiariEIs Cs8lrmiar6n. crlTR IA
mia no ceGia a Ia dir Lanio. I've -1li6
al e~ncuertr0-
Eatonoas sc d~esancnGan6 ell fUror
ia Ias apuresrasi,
tB}. Saliva, Cesar Evaporation,
Los qgle wan 4 morir He salq5anE
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A'TTlACHE.

A-''" "2""i1-'!1"- "'' '"''.~I I"7 ID
"ia%"i'"N $50 L1'N'1i"Hl .''- ''l'IHI"' 'Io'''O'
"l5"rG'oa r"' A'"' hmliaAO'lRfN- ~"'I"'"II
ilii"~ mGrl4ar4h"S ; r%'l 1@9I'l.l'7 b"-
irarorl ,t" la arrla1 La ma@rIIas hlr
~ar,-rr. eSparrarlDio imr-@" '@E' "L SHE
.m alogas '.@ aZaltiiS1-
l!'a q 'nal i't'1lSTl1o Js ~''=lI1aiiA par
te:: Mn c@I1naf" rIaa.@ II1Ip"lisiai~- IDr
sie~NeE.alTa 90! -nt~7rS "d" IA i'N"0r =
to-! a~l pl-tl.i'" "-'T-5a!i'H- = "lHl'' @Ial&4
o@aSl"n n 7'af' - rfHIlai2i ap'H-'iA~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

o'-F'--i"4 "--'-ia' !v7 r''N''''''" "''
"~.i1'r-lo' "- -''' &''l''''.'''-'' IT,
-a@1-i'''7 .''~ '"@ ".
,r1@ "@rsb''aS a@iS'''i''' Is.'S- 49, |f'~'"~'
'lar -GI,l'aA iL@ri@ III '''ItT!i@' E.''I,'-
I'd" &',gIaH l~iIil@'isH' i Id '""~'Y,' %''-'
. h~tr'r@7@' l " H'OA' H0" 'AN
"a c.A'tala''a9"
"t' '"!''"'12'' 11'T~''i'R- '' D."
d!NrI'tia b" la h1ai~il~ 49, "'''l.-
'.ll'1LTl a-=l-ll"N ''~7Ar1l0NU7 "'''1" N '@
SalG-rT y Jos c''illliA.Irhh1" iIi"7 "-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16
FERFEcT1 SEERETsRIG
fiEEiGAH0

Mojle-oa de ca~E&s fan.ii5aces, de so
cieGai. r~cmsarc52lea = ..n,1ros@s. toa-
rle~a 21ernas. ga& he~nDosa co5fcc@on
I've p-emsazaic@-o@ 81 R3osa : Hess'o p&-
la 1ariel2s ~pollales, ~le@@Ga5e de Us
flores. faursas. eD@-, = yarioS moda!Ds
die uarrsas ra.ra peaimen1o lie -natrtm"-
nio.
Ed "PerFecso 5eG-etario H@=ieano"
a. ell n1e5or .@b7o en- 81 g-s2Rrc de I1s
publicadns zs.s-a e- d@a.
VALE &c CEMTATCS.
P1aalo a.
HGMACaO E. LORANO-
EsuT Do5arasa St.-San A.ntD=io- lex
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PE.E.IJIpA.S
PIE lsLS-.

sE GRATITICAE&a btan "a la peF'sGTIl ngrle
inTNrmr 81 TaraC'crD DE Dos sefiGrN.i .aIDDlfD
An ain Federico T~iilltEI:' q Camilla, GTTle r&-
~AirGigGEi en Ia Hlinl Le lou: E3sinSlAIts, II1i-
mlial1ua. Edo. de Mich., NGE. lbirtiase sin
%ieIn@Ea q CaEI0s AyaEa, .}ii .Nt.eT st.. Tue
sUln A.IlX- Nl%%ay
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

SrRsrrihasr a la HfRENSA Vale so
t4fntaNnS al liGFs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

IE}. Saliva, Cesar EmpeEad0r,
Los Trle wan 4 moriT ie alqdanE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

t'or atenta rairta hemaus reciO5do
p2r& III pUbljracion. la excitati"a gue
,en s,aguid2 tl@DduclmnSs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

AL raGbo, capitGl& el padre, r sc lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-16

ToR.. FRANCISCO E&IgCEE GOMEE.-cirE-
ad8 gfneral. EsDeclalmEnie sEiferInfnRues
,ra aSrlg, rarraniE Y uItbOs- 0fIctnRp 2T
rrrsi nrldg.. ITUlsrdrl ST. y .NEln AVE. Te-
le.onos: Travis 46SS Y 3E4A: EueFo EW-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
First National Bank

Is always under the watchful.
but friendly eye Of the Govern.
ment.
Mr.. Machen, the U. ;. Bank
Examiner for Ark. Ala. Tenn.
and Miss. a customary, dropped
in on the Bank the 18th inst.
without notice to the officials. and
after giving all of the affairs and
business Of the Bank and its books
a thorough investigation. gave the
Bank another clean Bill of Health.
complimented the officials ON the
strength and prosperity of the
Bank.
1t Is safe to deposit your funds
with this Bank. See the state
ment IN this issue. adv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16

Kew. Felts, presiding elder OF
tins district remained to the
Methodist quarterly conference
Monday night.
The fire department was called
out Monday morning to extinguisb
a small blaze on the roof of the
residence of Mr.. Curly Hall.
The universal love and esteem
OF the citizens of Oxford. for their
neighbor and friend. Mr.. Ton
Chiffon was fully demonstrated bv
the great out-power of the people
at his funeral services Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. T. ID. Isom and her sisters
Misses Newtie and Emma Cathev.
of Burgess, visited Mrs. Chas. W
Harris saturday.
Mrs. j. X. Tower, and Mrs. F.
l.. Berry were up from Water
Valley Friday shopping.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
billiard.

The farmers of this communi.
ty are very busy blowing.
A. II. p. billiard visited friend.
at Burgess Sunday.
The box supper given here Fri.
day night was quite success.
The funds will 90 for the benefit
Of the school house.
Miss Jessie Carter. spent the
week end at home.
Miss Alberta Browning has re-
turned home from a visit to
Splinter.
Jack DilArd was seriously hurt
thursday afternoon by mule.
We are glad TO say that he IS i'm
proving. Joe Haley Of the A. III.
;. spent Saturday and Sunday at
home.
Blue BELL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
CIRCUIT Court IN SESSION.
conunuea from first page

iConunued from srst cage
Strother-ap appeal dismissed.
City Of Oxford y. Jesse Cor
rOthers- appeal dismissed.
State y. Buster Billingsley- VI
case mol pressed. | case plea of
guilty. fined sl0 and cost.
State y. Bertha Murphey-
plea Of guilty. fined 500 and cost.
State y. Geo. Kennedy-re-
leased on his own recognision.
State v. jess Pre>tage origin
al fine ~et aside and defendent dis
missed.
State V. Thomas Pendergrass
plea Of guilty, >l0 fine and cost.
State vs.. Marvin Davis cases
plea Of guilty. sentenced to ?
years in pen. > years in l and
one passed to file.
State v. GUS Brown murder
plea of guilty, ssntedced to life in
the penitentiary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
Start Now.

Why not begin TO clean up Ok
ford right nowi Let every home
holder get acquainted with existing
condition in and around their own
homes and begin to make plans at
once to better those conditions.
Let Us this year fight increasingly
the fly and mosquito and begin our
war right now before they become
50 numerous. The only way to
do this successfully Is to destroy
their breeding places.
There IS plenty To do 30 let u
all get busy, and by the time
spring opens up every home in
our little city should be prepared
to fight the mosquitoes and flies.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
Good Road Meeting at Burgess

A rousing good road meeting
was held at Burgess Monday night
when a number of good talks were
made by various gentlemen.
The people Of Burgess propose
to create a good road district, IS
sue bonds and extend the good
road from Oxford, up to the line
Of Pamela county.
There were about fourty peo-
pie present at the meeting. each
Of whom were heavily charged
with the good roads spirit. which
means that there will be- some
thing doing in the Burgess neigh
borhood in way of building good
roads this summer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
VIC Chiffon

Mr.. W. c. Chiffon died at hi.
residence in Oxford. on Friday Of
last week. after an illness Of five
weeks. He had been in bad health
for several years yet all hoped thai
be would recover. Mr.. Chiffon
was native of Oxford where he
has lived all of his life. He sue
ceeded his father in the drug bust
ness with which he vas connected
at the time Of his death.
The funeral services we're con
Quoted at the residence on Sunday
evening by Rev. A. ;. Lewis. and
Rev. Walter Bruce attended by
almost the entire student body and
a throng of Oxford citizens. and
friends. Mr.. Chiffon was one OF
the most universally esteemed
citizens Of Oxford. His genial
smile. cordial friendship and Kind
ly manner will linger in the MEM
DRY of all who came in contact with
him. Peace TO his ashes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
FOR coll 5

Honey, Pine Tar aud CT eeEine are
raecsrnizad cold remedies In DR..
BELLS Pine-Tar Honey these are com
bined with other cough mefile ine IN a
pleasant -yup DR. Bells Pine ar
Honey quickly stops your cough,
checks your cold, sOothes irritation q
ne throat. Excellent for you z, ADMIT
and aged Its one Of the best cough
=. ups made Formula on ey - bot
IL. You now just VIVA yOa are tax
ing and your doctor know ne COCA TOT
coag : and colds. Insist on Or De rs
Pine Tar Honey. Only 2oc al Drug
gifts n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
viii Meet March p.

On account of Fields Day Exer-
cises, the United Daughters of
the Confederacy will hold their
regular meeting on Wednesday,
March p, at the home of Mrs.
p. III. Wright, Sr., All members
urged to be present.
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Teachers Examination.

The Spring examinations for
white teachers will be held Friday
and Saturday. April. : and sth.
Also Friday and saturday. April.
q and -.
Examinations for eolored teach
ers will he held Friday and Satur-
day April. Il and 18th. Also
Friday and Saturday. April. zsth.
and 29th.
CHESTER A. McLARTY,
County Superintendent.
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Seeds For Sale

Japanese seeded ribbon or honey
sorghum 10 cents per pound.
-Four pounds. enough To plant an
acre. IS cents. ! have two bushsls
of Vardaman seed corn. every ear
of which-eame from stalks having
not less than five ears per stalk.
Price 80 cents a peck.
FIG. CALLAwAY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16

Buy the plows that you know
you can get repairs for. We are
still making reduced prices on the
Avery line. Let Us show you.
FALKNER HARDWARE Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
THE ACHES OF HOUSE CLEANING

The pain and soreness caused by
bruises, oy-r-exertion and straining
during house cleaning time are soOthed
away by Sloan's Linimcnt No need TO
suffer this agony. Just Apply Sloan's
Liniment to the sore spots, rub only
little In a short time the pain leaves,
you rest comfortably and enjoy a re-
freshing sleep. One grateful user
writes: .sSloan's Lniment is worth
its weight in gold" Keep bottle on
hand, use it against all Soreness, Neu-
ralgia and Bruises Kills pain 25c AZ
your Druggist. adv
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40, no,

Reporter Well what shall we say
about Representative Everettes
EditOr-Just say that he was faith
full to his TRUST.
ReportOr-But shall We mention
the name of THE TRUSTf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16

FOR SALE-Seed sweet potatoes
the best that grow Nancy Hail.
Hasting triumph cotton seed
Early speckled velvet beans. Lemp
Green. Watermelon seed, }. ID.
Jones, Burgess, Miss. 1927.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
KUYEEaDALL'S GREASELESS
LIQUID ECZEMA REMEDY
Is the Greatest Eczema and Skin
Remedy of the
World.

Cures All kinds OF itching skin
troubles now; poison oak. itch,
ringworm, chieken-pox, any Itch
ing skin and sores resembling
cancers Physicians fail, this
reinedy cures. For sale by R. K.
Chiffon Il Co. and BranIstT & Son
Samples free % sufferers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16

will be In the market TO 6u!
hogs at the local market price 81
days in the week
1q-tf .. B. BOONE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
Local ano
personal,

iuu Durt here THIS Week
W. f. Overstreet, was in town
TUESDAY.
". ". kimmons, of out on
route was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. !. |. Beard, of Delay, was in
|,own tuesday. shopping.
q. NJ. Walker. of Taylor. was
liz Oxford saturday.
W. u. Gardner. of out on route
was in the city Tuesday and
|,aid the Eagle Office a call.
Messrs. J. VI. West. J. NJ.
|Hadaway and W. X. Tatum. of
{TayIor. we're among the many
i,ltor- To the city Monday.
". P. Webster. of Cornish.
ras in the city Monday and paid
b. Eagle Office a call.
J. I. Harris. of Lafayette
kprings. is in town this week,
offending court.
Mrs. Z. o. NJ. Rayburn, of
foccopola, was in the city Tues
ay. attending court.
Make our society page more
tere>uug each week, by sending
local items. 50 just phone los
send them to Us.
Mr.. F. L. Tool spent Friday
Il saturday at Holly Springs.
sitting Miss Cary. She return
saturday night.
Hon. Lee VI. Russell, after
ending three days in Oxford,
tendng to matters In the court
" 10 session.. returned to Jack
b last evening. The Lieutenant
pprn0r is in the best of spirit
Is looking fine.
Dir Gree HarreIlson, of New
b Ms. l. now employed in
Lyric Cigar store.
IL, Myrtle Hill. of Biloxi. is
ting Oxford friends.
b D. Able. Of 1t. Louis. and
frhe AbIe Cofer, of Austin.
ka>. attended the funeral of W.
hilton held here Sunday even
lrs. J. E. McCorkIe. of Hope
has been critically i'll the
two weeks.
:. Law. IF Newkink. Okla,
Mr. Lamar WEIGH. of La
pc Springs. were married
FRIDAY at the residence of Mr..
Hal. Esq. Tom Winter,
Iating.
young people of the Ok
Bap,is. church. gave a very
tive Entertainment in the
on last Friday evening.
vas much enjoyed by every
FIFTY Young people were
Fnt AMI many games were
s after which refreshments
served The church was
ialiy deeorated with green
golI. this being the
T. { eolors.
Z. Codey. vice president and
efn manager of Compton.
son < Co. of Chicago. Is
ing a few days in Oxford.
ANY trends here are glad
nm sgain.
K Wilson, Is suffering with
ofokon ribs. he sustained
fall sunday morning.
Sarah Niles, of Kosciusko,
guest Of Mrs. L. E. Old
tlls week.
Hughes left Tuesday for
Texas where he goes to
merge Of his fathers ranch.
urayes, who hes been in
Tor many years as a mis-
Will speak at the Baptist
} next sunday morning and
March 10. You. are
'iiy invited to hear her.
I. B. Lindar and darrhtar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16

EATING S AIPLEASURE
when you have a normal sppe'
tite. Loss of appetite indicates
that the stomach needs 10 be
cleaned and stimulated to healthy
action.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-Sec
furniture such as dr.
roll foot wood bee
coil springs. rocking
at my residence on &c.
These are practice
will sell at a gree. ,
must close our {
at once.
l9-2t. G. C.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16

.COTTAGEFOR RENT Rooms
and hath. $40 per month APP
ply 10 Robert TOrrey. lst-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16

A good fellow doesn't need
IN tell il a. he goes along.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
TRADE NOTES.
FOR RENT OR SALE on
EASY TERMS

Ems IEHWo
The 5 ". IL OF Section 10
Towns alp 8, Range 8, West. con-
tanning 100 acres more or less.
The South I 2 OF the =. y {
OF Section 10, Township 9, Range
3, West, containing 50 acres more
or less.
GEO. VI. JOHNSON.
Sardis. Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16

New Suits. New Coats. New Dresses. New Skirts.
New Waists. New Undermusins. New Dress
Goods New Black Cat Hose in Cotton and Silk
Isle. and all Silk, the very latest styles in foot
for Ladies and Children
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-16
For The Gentlemen

We have the very latest new styles in dress Shirts
Hats. Suits, Trousers "Crossett" Shoes, Fancy and
Plain shades in Hosiery. Neckwear, and every
thing else that you would expect to find in first
class Dry Goods Store are here ready for your in
spection and comparison of prices and qualities