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Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08
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Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

Misses Pauline Owens and Susie
White left this week for summer
school at University.
Miss Saware Green is with her
aunt Mrs.. sue Woodbridge for the
summer.
Chesley Good Is at home from
French Camp where he attended
school the past session.
The Ladies Aid Society Was
entertained by Mrs. j. ). GOod
Monday afternoon.
The Childrens Day service
held in the Methodist church here
recently WAS highly enjoyed by
a large number of people. The
program through out was in
teresting and well rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman
of Woodson Ridge, attended
''Childrens Day exercises here.
Sid Good and family attended
the graduating exercises at the
University on Tuesday last.
Miss Walker Good is at home
from the Presbyterian Synodical
College at Holly Springs where
she graduated with honor.
Misses Katherine and Maggie
May Anderson visited their uncle
at Batesville the past week.
Alfred Miller Of Laws Hill,
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08
'Pent Sunday here with Mr.. VIII

spent Sunday here with Mr.. VIII
kinS.
Miss Sloane Of SenatobIa is the
guest Of her aunt Mrs. Sloane.
Death has again entered our
little city and removed from
among u one Of our most estim.
able young women, Mrs. vii
Bennett She leave~ a husband
AMI SIX small children who hav.
the sympathy Of the entire com.
munity.
Mrs. Brady and chiEdren whs
have been visiting her parents,
Rev. and Mr.. james. returned
to her home al Corinfh SATURDAY
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

Sunday i childrens day at this
PlAoe. The service will consume
the greater part Of the day. There
viii be dinner on the ground.
Miss lIa stephens. the popular
daughter Of Mr.. J. W. stephens.
has been chosen A. one Of the
teachers IN the HopewelI school
Tor the next term. Mis- Ila
grSduated from Oxford High
school last year and taught the
Wcoisons Ridge school the past
winter.
MAllie Plgue Of Spring Hill.
Tenn, was in our midst prospect
ing recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Fountain Gala
way, Jr.. spent the week end
with their parents at Fair View.
The remains of the little daught-
er Of Mr.. Billie Mcfarland Of
Ark, were brought here last
week and Inferred IN the ceme-
tary At HopewelI near his Old
home.
The friensis here of Mis- Nettie
Ray sims congratulated her upon
receiving her diploma in nursing.
Miss Nettie Ray ! a bright and
popular young woman and we
predict for her <ueeSs in her
choS-n profession.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

Maggie kirkwos.i, e Al
vs. No. scSs.
VIII Milliner, e a.
Notice b hereby Gwen that the
undersigned ". ~. Woodward CON
missioner. appointed a. such by th=
chsncxry couTt % Lafayette c1sansv.
Mis~tsslpFa, on the Zsr,i DAY os NiNx
Isis, BY decretal order entered IN the
above styled cause. bearing dAy and
date Aforesaid. sill oo the 3rl. dAy II
July, 1915, a thr cuurt hou<e. IA
Oxford. Lafayette cosEty. Missi=sippi,
between lera2l hours. off-r f0s sale, Al
pueate oatcry, 10 the hixhes; bsdier,
for c&sh, the following described lands.
-atnatdd, lying and being ia aid
counky and state:
The Soufh Fast quarter, le-s cue
scre. IN -ertlou :. township ;. range
4. lss acres. more or les Z szld sale i
aa&de for the purpose " dividing the
proceeds among the couteuxnt@- >zid
commissioner will report thu sale toe
confirmation on in~ sth day of July.
isle, zs ten o'cAock, A NJ, ID tn- city
Of Water Valley, Mississippi. a. the
ChAncelsor's 0ff1ce therein.
". X WUODW ARD,
l&e-&-l Commi~siou-r
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

Our local baseball team dsfea.
ed The TyrO boys on the Tyre
diamond Saturday. 70 ! score Of
l2 20 5. The game was interest
ing from the beginning and was
featured BY the pitching Of Mex =.
for Tyro. ard the splendid ba,-
ting Of the Free Springs boys.
Mrs BESSIE childress ard
children Of Iunbertin are visiting
her parents Mr.. ard Mrs. ". l.
CnldrssS.
Nssssrs. Ed and Jim Huston.
Willie Hole and Dudley childress.
Nno have o2sn students IN the A
s. w. College. are Al home for the
sumner.
The patrons Of Free Springs
school net recently and elected
Prof ii L Samuels principal and
Miss Audrey Bedenbaush. assist
ant for session leI6-IZ. The
nes school building IS no longer a
prophecy but a reality and IS a
Ting Of beauty We are look
Ins forward % = very successful
school year IS our patrons. child
ren. and teachers are intensely
interested in the educational vel
fare Of our country. We hope 70
give you AT opportunity 70 see our
new Guiding in the near future.
Prof. VI. NJ. Bedeubauxh and
Mss OulAn cole lsf, lAst Monday
Tor University. where they will
attend the Normal.
Alvis Smith has been very III
for several days. out IS reported
.cCnyalescent a. this writing.
Mss DOVE Gallegy Of AboeviIle
has been the guest Of her friends.
Misses Sanuels and Huston. dur
lnf the past ~ees-
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

The many friends 81 Mis-
Czsrs Oiell Whitehead will lie
sgreezbly >arprl-ri - l>zrn II
her marriage Ia Mr.. FIoy Martin.
Sunday morning. The weddIng
took place at the home Of her
rzrents in Oxford. Rev. j. b
Leasell performing the ceremony
Iis- happy couple left immediately
after the ceremony for the groom :
home near Lafayette Springs.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

Ladies wash skirts any size "a
- waist measure in hnene. cordu-
roy Galariine ami rep cloth from.
81 60 To $50 at The Leader.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

VII ite waist goods. Lawns. Palm
beach goods, Coriuroys. white
Uaoerdlne skirt cloth. and stacks
vi the summer wash goods Al old
prices At The I%.adar
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

NOTICE-All young men VINO
are desirous OF becoming memo,
err Of the Mississippi National
Guanls. please meet me At the
Court House saturday night at
: o,cloek g. W. PRICE
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

See Mr.. III. ID. Stewart and
have him explain the plans and
workings of the Postal Exchange.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08
local ano
Personal.

sAufNr, nt n. AffA VA. 1pftrkt.
~ in the city for a few days.
Rev. Mr.. Lord of Taylor preach
.t the Methodist church sun
Az morning and evening in the
,t-ence Of the pastor. Rev. Lewis.
ho was called to Durant to take
art in the dedication of new
.hurch at that place where he
k@rved a. pastor several years ago.
Wilmer Kennedy, Editor of the
p.nolian is circulating among his
tn@n.I. here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cook spent
couple Of days on the river the
ssst week. fishing and resting.
Or. A. W. MiIden. Of the Uni
,-rsity. attended the efficiency
.rafrrence at Grenads Friday.
yirxinia Lewis Is visiting in
wesl Point for = few days.
Mr.. b. b. Russell and three
xsislren Ieft Tuesday for Terrell.
Tsras. where they will spend the
bammer-
Mr.. susan Bsggett left Mon
.2y for Piekens. Miss. Ia attend
/. AOa- Iarty-
Mr.. ]. c. Armstrong. Of
waer Valley. spent Monday in
OxfOri.
Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster, of
Como. spent Monday in Oxford.
Wilmer Kennedy. of Batesville,
! visiting relatives in Oxford this
seek.
I. d. Isom, ,r., is spending the
sepk end with Mr.. David Harris.
Miss Julis Gotten left Sunday
~ :"
Miss Helen Trigg and Mr..
Ros Rankhead spent Sunday
~" h's- ei'Ar'es Du-
The Boy Scouts have been
speDling the week camping near
NaIoae.
" mi. -
yille, + visiting her sister, Mr..
T. ;. Lewis.
A.
their quarterly meeting 10 the
annex Of first Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon. June = at 4.30
m 4 full .,,end.n.. ! de-
lf7d.
Dr. and Mrs Heddleston and
Dr. j. W. Bell have returned
s', W '. ,A ~
~ :"
A' ' os
- " AA
H.a a ae
A'eAHe '''Ah ever
|
'ea'i'es IN oAio'" '"'s
ooar' was ausooinea
on as0oun' o. 'ne cfi''sA.
Pllness OF Mrs l. Robertson. of
~
n sse' oi nuns
"a si~h. = ie~ uass
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

f0rd. "
/ 3. Jones. Of Jackson. Ms.
~no nas been spending me zee.
win Z K. Albin. mas returned =
his home.
MISSES Lou and Mary Louise
Neilson entertained the b 4 =
Monday afternoon. a most en-
loyaole prog am uAs rendered
alter which refreshments uere
served.
messers. Tom House and VII
liam Oaudridse. Of Tyro. we're
visiting in Oxford Sunday.
Miss Alice Penrod. who has
been with the J. E. Nelson Com
pany this past season. returns 10
her home in Indiana Friday
Mrs. K. Daley and family have
moved 10 Torrance. where they
Sill make their home.
Miss Matte Plunkett. Of Jack
son spent a feN DAYS in Oxford
tbs past week.
Mss Walden. Of Hernando. s
visiting relatives IN Oxford.
John Ward Johnson eft Mon
day for Nashville
/ Misses Matte and Gabuel Hus-
ton are visiting relatives in Or
ford this week.
Mrs. Theo. c. Blbo. Mississio-
ps charming first l4dy q ne
state. ~as : yisstor 10 the Com
mencement exercises A. he Uni-
sersity ard during ms tine Was
the guest Of Ch2ncsllor ard Mrs
]. N Powers. After The Com
mencement exercises ~ers over.
she vas the guest Of Lieu.snans
Governor and Ms Lee N. Russell.
/ hateral 5 beng placed on the
ground for the DAVIS. Mizs Cos
new building.
/ Dr. A. A. Young Siii ieave Satur-
day for NsN YORK and other cites
in the east and north
/ A. Il Ksndsl. Ir.. Of Tulsa. o.
lahom2- 5 visiting MS parents this
week
/ Mrs Blanche Somm=rviIle viii
leave Sunday for an extended visit
n Ns~ fors City.
Mr.. Creswell lezves Frisiay
/ for th- Delta y sp@nd several
weeks with her bu~fsni and ~
huyes.
Supervisors court II burned 70
czy 2ftef 2losiaE 6=4t : 70 sss1e
sooc roz1 bonds ard appointing
the fclioNinE Commissioners. Ike
Humphrey. w. Tztun ard J.
e Nal.nsr. Beat : Nill issue
asout $4,000 bonds 70 improve
Their reads
Nors hzs been started on the
ogerhz1lins Of the lower halls Of
the court house. Tnis wili cost
the county about $4,000. but il
s work that VAS greatly needed
and the board Of supervisors did
the nght thing IN ordering the
WORK done
Or. W. C. Kirkland. Of Cook
Place. Tenn. has been in the city
for : couple Of days. visiting MS
brother. J. 0. Kirkland. He eft
for his home Wednesday afternoon.
Geo. E. Bratton. Of Josephine
ssss::sss s.ses1s- n Or
ford and looking after business IN
terest near Dallas. his old home
The Sumner Normal opened up
this week with IN overflow at
tendance. The University IS in
great need Of more dormitory
room 70 accommodate the teachers
In fact they need room for a. least
400 more students. Under the
caoable supervisor Of Chancellor
N. Powers more than 600 stu
dents we're there last year and i
dormity room we're afford Al least
1000 students would enroll in the
next wear The state IS not max
ing money by keeping its worthy
Young men and women out Of this
great school
The storm the first days OF this
week did great damage IN tins
state Many lives were lost ana
much property destroyed. Several
thousands Of dollars damage was
done 70 the Deaf and Dumb In
stitute a. Jackson. a barn was
blown down on the Pafcnman
fswz - =
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08
Notice.

To he qualified eisctors Of the OalAs
voting precinct Lafayette County Missis-
2pc-
You are hereby notified that an elee-
tlcr ~iH be he'd. az Oallis~ Lafzyests
County. sissrsxppi. on the 81 day Of
July. l9I6. for the purpose Of eiecung
a Justice uf the Peace. Of said Oal6s
District as created BY the Board Of
Supervisors. AZ their Fsgular June 9l6
nesonz.
Gasen under my hand ard ossiclai sea-
tins the 9Th DAY of June 1915
S S SEBSTER
f5l-5E Circuit Clerx
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

The undersigned will receive
bids up until IL O'Clock noon July
lSt, 1916, nj this Office in Able
vile, Mississippi, for the construc-
ton of approximately 3 miles of
bond issue road in the Abbeville
road district, Lafayette, county
Mississippi. All bids must be ac-
eomp2nled with certified check
for 500 and contractor is to give
= bond IN some surety company.
conditioned according to law to
faithfully perform the contract.
Plans AMI specifications ON file
With the chancery clerk of La
fayette county, Mississippi. and
the undersigned. Commissioners
reserve the right To reject any
and all bids and relet at public
outcry.
T. u. Huss-y
K. b. Hams
Sl-3t. W. t. Ware.
Com.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

TONIC DIGESTIVE
= Sold Tor this purpose and guar
anteed 70 give relief. scld only
0y u. sI.00.
Adv. kendel's Drug Store.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

EATING ISA PLEASURE
-hen yOu have a normal sppe-
lite Loss II appetite indicates
mat the -tssmaeh needs Io he
cleaned and stimulated % healthy
aetlon.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08
WHEN YOU

have = lame back. neuralgia
rheumatic or other similar pains
rub good with
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

BRING your eve troubles to me.
! have treated and nj eyes in Ok
ford for a number years and have
many satisfied customers who are
residents Of your city who will
testify to my ability 10 treat and
Tsss pS0f~F gias-~s- 1
wiIl he II the Colonial Hotel in
Oxford on Friday. June = and al
holley Springs. Saturday. jun.
10.
BrR'os MrrcHEiL- OpsonetreSt.
FOR SAlE-Pnntins material
and machinery. Write e. W
Price. Oxford. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08
Orwood People are Displeased
With Roads.

Whereas. the roads ~ L.afay-
ette Cognty are at present worked
by the contract system:
And whereas. the Board OF
Supervisors OF said county have
the authority to decide whether
or not the roads have been put in
proper condition BY the con-
tractors and IA pay OF not pay
the contractors accordingly:
And wehrea@. xe the people
Of Orwooj community are not
satisfied with conditions VI the
following links Of roads: 1901
il6. los, ll2. i25. l24. Ia5. isS.
200. l2S. lI5 I27 and lis.
Be Il resolved. first: That we
urge said Board % Supervisors
10 inspect our roat= before the
first % July.
Second: That we dn earnestly
request said Boarsi of Supervi-
soxs not 10 pay the contractors
~ho work these ro4ds until the
roads have Seen put in proper
condition.
Third. That we send a peti-
ton expressing the above men
toned request and sigEesi by ali
the people of our community 10
said Board of Supervisors at
their next meeting.
Fourth: That We send a copy
Of these resolutions to said Board
OF Supervisors and that we have
n copy published in our county
paper.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

WHITE LINAMEST
brings quick relief. Sold only by
us Zoc. 5Oc and SI.OC
Adv. kendel's Drug Store.
Oxford eagle., 1916-06-08

SORGHUM SEED-FOR SALE
About loo bushels Of good
sound seed. Si.d1 per busheI
J. A. Parks,
5I7St RID :. Eta. Miss
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
AS THE EDITOR SEES IT

We had cherished fond hopes that
the United States might go down in
history as the one great nation that
had escaped participation in the
scourge Of war that is devastating the
world. But hope is only hope, and oft
times it is but an optimistic dream.
The sacking Of Columbus, N. NJ, by
that arch bandit, villa, and his hord
Of cut Threats brings US even to the
brink Of the sea Of blood. 1t is i'm,
peratiye that Villa be captured and
executed, and this duty deyolves upon
the army Of the United States. To
perform this duty, the army must in
wade vast portions of Mexican terri
tory. 1t may be done without a clash
with Carranza and his government,
but the outlook is none too hopeful
Any day some act may be committed
which will force US into a long and
costly war. Blood! Blood! Blood! Ev-
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24
No. AZ. mare 161-

No. as, page 16l.
Also the following personal proper
ty, or so much thereof as may be still
in existence: One sorrel mare, IA
years old, named Bess; one brown
mare Is years old named Badly; one
bay mare 8 years old named Buck;
one bay horse 10 years old named Hen
ry; one black horse 8 years old nam
ed Hal; one bay mare years old NAM
ed Fanny; one black mule 5 years old
named Harry; one brown mare mule
years old named Ida; one sorrel
mare mule IL years old named Pat;
one sorrel mare mule IL years
old named Jane.
one black horse mule 3 years old man,
ed John; one black horse mulee
years old named Dexter; one roam FLY
2 years old not named; one horse mule
2 years old named Pewe; and three
yearling colts.
Also the remnant of cotton, cotton
seed, corn and other farm products
grown during the year 1915 upon the
farm of w. H. Maclin, worked by
Robert Littlejohn; on 1876 acres on the
north side of T. ]. Carney's farm,
known as he Markham or William
son tract, lying in the tenth civil dis
trict of Upton county, worked by Abe
Jones, Walter johnson and Fred Clai-
born, also on 20 acres of land in the
southeast corner of the farm of r. l..
Maclin and about Is acres lying in the
northeast corner Of said farm, work.
ed by Jim Spencer; and on a small
tract of land lying in the southwest
corner of the farm of Richard Browne,
worked by Sam Butler; all of which
tracts of land on which said crops
were grown lie in the 3rd civil dis
trict of Haywood county, except said
one which lies in Upton county.
Also all Of the farming implements
and wagons which were conveyed in
and by said deed of trust. The ages of
said horses and mules are stated as
set out in said deed of trust.
Said real estate is encumbered by
lien which was expressly retained upon
same to secure the balance of purchase
money in deed by Maelin & Harris to
L. NJ. Maclin, upon which there is a
balance Of over 100000 due and un-
paid, and which constitutes a prior
lien upon said lands.
All rights and equity of redemp-
ton, and all rights of homestead and
dover were expressly waived and
conveyed in and by said deed of trust
The title to all Of said property is
believed to be good, subject only ia
said lien for balance Of purchase mon
ey on said land, but | will sell and con.
vey only as trustee, and not other
wise. This March 8, 1916.
o. l.. COLLINS,
Substituted Trustee
J. w. E. Moore & Son, Attorneys
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24
TRUSTEES SALE

Under and by virtpe Of . certain trust
deed executed to is. ]. L. Bell and w.
S. Scott, astrustess BY Hamton Ware,
dated December Is, 1914, and record
ed in record book Nos. Page ia, of
the Registers office Of Haywood Co.
Tennessee. default having been made
in the payment Of said indebtedness
secured and contracted for in said
trust deed. and upon the request Of
the owner Of the said indebtedness,
we will as such trustees on
SATURDAY APRIL LIST, 1916
commencing at IL o'clock, noon, at
the courthouse in tie city Of Browns
vile. Haywood County, Tennessee, at
at the courthouse door of said county
and at the main entrance thereof, Of
fer and sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash the following
described real estate situated, lying and
being in the city Of Stanton, Haywood
County. Tennessee. to-wit:- Beginning
at the south cornef Of Phil McBride's
lot on Boswell Street, running thence
south with said street 134 feet to a
stake; thence west with line of C. F.
Jones lac feet to stake; thence north
1874 feet to Phil McBrid.'s southwest
corner; thence east lac feet to the
Being The same property
conveyed by c. F. Jones by warranty
deed to Hamptoa. Ware, and being the
same property described in the afore-
deed of trust.
All right and equities Of redemp-
ton, dover and homestead are waived
in said crust deed md the title is be-
lieved to be good, But we sell and con-
vel only as trusted This, the 9Th day
Of March, 1916. "
J. L. BELL, Trustee.
w. 8. SCOTT. Trustee.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Emma White vs.. Austin Whte-In the
Chancery Court at Brownsville, Ten
nessee.
In this cause il appearing by affida-
Wit. that Austin White, the defendant
in the above styled cause is non-res-
ident of the state of Tennessee and
a resident o. the state Of Arkansas, he
is therefore hereby required to appear
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24

body to insist 10 everybody else that
We need and must have good roads,
better roads, graveIled roadsl Keep
right on whOoping for this-as we are
whooping at you.
I / I
Another thing. Brownsville and
Haywood county needs a modern, i'm
proved court house. We have a build
ing, which with the expenditure Of a
few thousand dollars could be made
modern and attractive. Our visitors
look at the present building and shake
their heads. 1t doesn't show progress
and doesn't meet the demands Of the
times. Let's work for this improve
ment. 1t is an essential to our pro-
gress and welfare. While on this
subject we win say further that even
as it exists, our court house is not
kept in sanitary condition. This,
too. should be looked after while we
are having our spring cleaning.
I I t
Some time ago, there was much
talk about new hotel for Browns
vile. This resulted in some good, for
the old hotel was cleaned up and re-
modelled. But this house is not ade-
quate to the demands Of our city. We
need larger and more modern hotel.
1t would bring more people to Browns
vile, give more conveniences to those
who do come and be agreatbooster for
progress along all lines. We are not
now prepared to take care of our Wis
itors and travelling men as they should
be cared for, for the simple reason
that we have not the room and conven-
fences that are essential.
I I I
Brownsville needs Business Mems
Club through which all of these things
could be promoted. We had such a
club few years ago, but lacked the |
energy and vim necessary to keep it |
alive. A second try along this line is
due. and this second try should be
made and made permanent. Our peo-
pie are unsurpassed in culture and re-
fnement, but the booster spirit,-the
progressive spirits too weak and |
nalf hearted. If you believe as we
10 about these things, join US in Gre
ating a sentiment which will bring
them to pass.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24

We are authorized to announce the
name Of
W. 7. DAVIS
as a candidate for reelection as
Sheriff of Haywood county, subject
to the action of the democratic par
ty.
We are authorized to announce the
name of
HENRY ]. CLAIBORNE
as a candidate for Sheriff of Haywood
county, subject to the action Of the
democratic party.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce the
name of
MACON THORNTON
as candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Tax Assessor of Haywood
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
FOR TRUSTEE
We are authorized to announce the
name of
E. c. KING
as a candidate for reelection to the
Office of trustee Of Haywood county,
subject to the action Of the democrat
ic party.
FOR STATE SENATOR
We are authorized to announce the
nome Of
JUDGE ]. H. ESTES
of Haywood county, as a candidate for
the Office of state senator from the
3Ist senatorial district of Tennessee,
composed of the counties Of Haywood
and Fayette. Subject to the action of
the democratic party.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce the
name of
7. P. STUART
as candidate to represent Haywood
county in the next General Assembly
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic party.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of
FRANK GREAVES
as candidate to represent Haywood
county in the next General Assembly
of the State of Tennessee, subject to
the action of the democratic party.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24

Soon, however, the poor dove of
peace will have no place even to call
its roost.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24

And just keep right on shouting
for better roads. Our roads are I'M
proving all the time under an eff
cient administration, but there is much
more to be done, especially in the way
Of drainage We ought to profit by
past experience and see to it that
there are no impossible mud holes in
our roads another winter. Then, too,
we need our main thoroughfares gray
eled. Your shouts for improved roads
have been heard already, but they were
too weak, too feeble, to half-hearted.
Put more vim into your words, add
volume to your tones, and tell every
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-24

DIR. b. +. Jackson. Celebrated ply
sisian,
handed down to posterity his famous
prescription for female troubles,
Now sold under the name of "Femin-
ina" Price SOC and Sl.00.