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Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08
RELIEF Is PROMISED.

Postmaster C A McCharen came in to our office Friday
morning and IN few words assured Eagle would be
dispatched as soon put in the office, from
inns promise Is very gratifying to US our
many readers who live Oxford viii get paper early and
mat the subscribers the viii get prompt service
MI McCharen has been a very busy man, in fact he
mas been oveorked during the War Savings Stamp drive the
registering OF alien Germans, male and female other work
brought on by the He has evidently great change
the appearance of the pooce taking charge Oxford
can boast Of the postoe any town its size in the
state
New routes have also been established that parts of the
county which had to miles mail now being served
daily at the homes Of the of office Mr. Nc
haren deserves much credit for the good he done and is do
ing Tor the improvement of the service.
lie should recommend night clerk work the mail COMING
IN and going out al night The force has is too small 10 Az N
the work and give the people the they should have n
work Is TOO great for them clerk go on at O'Clock NJ
ano work until ii 80 P NJ would be great relief To the -
coming on IN the morning and also carriers 7, d ~
aoe Them to start out half earlier in the rooyn;ns
Inc Eagle not asking for any special avors but II i; ~
Ous or mat which IS due II and its patrons and il Is ea 80
operate with the local posoffice securing mail routes L ~
4 oest service TO be had for the people - ~
we nave good town. but have better ona. ,r -
lines " "'pio'e @Ohg al
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08

power for winning the There time for daynp in this
great conict what we want TO do do it
Is quickly possible We have the manpower must use
al Those who not able and fight in the
trenches should be required factories and
take the places OF the able-bodied.
We have time future results everyone shoud
get busy and 90 something help the war-ths is applicable
10 both men and We win then why should we
wait until We forced DO so We losing hundreds of our
boys every day the casualty list for Monday than 700
ana more than 500 Tuesday the get the are
limit changed and the army lined up the better viii he
Tor
true that whipping the out of the Germans
o" o uAl exactly what ne VIII have do in
cue them We VIII have annihafe the race almost before
they Wi submit TO the licking which they are sure to get
America did not 60 into this be We fully real
% e eory OF the task and made preparations accordingly
o 1 OF ne work progressing satisfactorily must
keep the work going and only by bv the
people at home, and the man-power at the front
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08
GOV. NOEL's ADDRESS.

In TINS issue Of the Eagle will be
found an address by cx-Gov. Noel,
who is now a candidate for the L. s.
Senate. This address Is published in
accordance with our policy Of giving
all a fair hearing. This Is a time
when our people should study closely
the lives and character Of the public
men asking for office and cast their
votes for the best and ablest men.
Never before IN all the history of this
government did the people have at
stake more than they have al this
minute At the close Of the present
war, which the allies VIII win, the
whole fabric Of government must be
reconstructed and that reconstruction
should be in the interest Of the people.
that Is Of the average man, the rank
and file, the plain common people No
special interest or high-browed in
dividual has a right TO ask for more
than the average man of ms nation
The men who weld the ballot are
responsible for the men who hold Of
flee and again we say-Think. Weigh
carefully the character and ability Of
the candidate before you cast your
vote. Read Gov. Noel's address In
this issue. II viii make you long for
the 20th Of August 50 you can vote
for Nardarnan
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08
CLIP THIS AND PIN
ON vIFE's DREssH
Cincinnati man tells how 20 snH~
up corns sr eaiiuses 90 they
INT on with finperS-

Ouch fisil This kind Of roaf
talk win be heard less here in town !
people troubled with corns viii ioips
the simple advice Of this Cincn1--
authority, who claims that few -
OF drug called freezone when aPplIr
to tender. aching corn or hardened =.
fns stops soreness at once, and soon = :.
corn or cailus dries mp and hfrs -
oa without pain
He says freezone dries immeaiSisss' ~
and acTer inhsDes or even irritaies
surrounding skin. A small bOfif :
ireezone VIII cost rery little al -
drug store. but VIII positively reips..
every hard or soft corn CT eallus iIa-
ese's feet Millions Of American ~oll.-
VIII welcome this announceneHi s'',s r
the inauguration Of the high heels n 4
your druggist doesn't have freezone -
hsm 70 order a small bottle fer ySaA
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08

C.sairTran Of the Committee On Wo1n-
ans War Work, during the prolonged
Gbsence OF Mrs. J. S. Hadsen. Chair
man, was duly elecped 10 FL that
office pezmz entity. The election Of
Mr.. Friedman as a member Of the
Committee and Mrs. Vance as chair
man Of same constituted source of
much qualification 10 the entire mem
bership.
All thcse who have undertaken TO
knit socks for the soldiers ere earnest
ly requested tc wash and press their
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08
LEMONS WHITEN AND
BEAUTlFY THE SKIN
Make this beauty ictEon chssply for
your face. neck. arms and hands-

Al the cost Of q small jar Of ordinary
eolo cream one can prepare . full quar-
Ter pint Of the most wonderful lemon
skin softener and compilation beaufiber.
ny squeezing the juice Of two fresh lem.
ons into q bottle containing three ounces
% orchard white Care should be taken
70 strsin the juice through a fine cloth
% no lemon pulp eets In. then this To-
flon VIII keep fresh for months Fxerx
woman knows that lemon juice Il used
TO bleach and remove such blemishes =.
freckles- sailowBess and tan and "a
The iaeAl skin softener. whitener ana
benutiher.
just try IL Get three ounees ~
orchard white st any drug store "a
two lemons from the grocer and nsts ~,
a quarter pint a this Exeefly frnsrsrf
iemon lufion and maesAee IL dailv iuto
the fhcs, meek, arms and hands. n a.
mArvesaass " snoethsn rsurA, red hands
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08

At melting of the Executive Com
nlittee on Thursday afternoon, July /,
several matters of business Of i'm
por1ance were transacted, among
which were the following:
Mr.. II. Friedman wac elected to
I'll the vacancy IN the Executive Com
mittee caused by the resignation of
TIE Rev. Mr.. Cnristiaa, now engaged
N \. NJ c. A. War Work in France.
Mrs J. ]. Vance, w:o has so ef-
ficie-tly performed the duties of
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08
T0rdaman Backed By the PEOPLE,

The people that the old corporation interests are backing
Pat Harrison corporation lawyer the big interests
wherever they in Mississippi out of ten is for
Pat Harrison And Why? Pat used fight them; Pat said
Vardaman was of the Nations brnes and best men, un
purchasabe and always to the peope And the funny
thing IS the people believe Pat said then and not what he
says
Inc commercial Appeal The s-Picayune The Hatties
burg American that bought the corporate interests
y for Harrison and papers of that are for Harrison
Why? -
sardaan and Noe not backed by any such folks anc
they proud of il,
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08

SURGEONS agree that In case of
Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the
FIRST TREATMENT Is the most i'm
p0rtant. When an EFFICIENT anti
septic Is applied promptly, there Is
no danger Of an infection and the
wound begins 10 heal At once. For
use on man or beast, B0ROZONE
l. the IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and
HEALING AGENT. Buy il now and
De ready for an emergency. Price
25c, SOC, s1-0O and sl-50. Sold by A.
n kendel Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08
FROM Is TO As WILL BE THE LAW.

secretary Baker is emnenty in recommending
enange OF the limit from Is At this the
advanced stage OF the admit that
proper thing to do.
AT the beginning OF the than ago. it would
have involved too much age limit from Is
to 49, placed 21 81 in facilitate matters
and get men in the field
We have reached the stage the conflict where the
change of the limit is necessary order to increase man.
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08

product and deliver the same 70 q
committee At its work room IN 0xiaJ
without delay.
The Colored Auxiliary VIII use 4
Presbyterian Mission Sunday Schd
building as its work room. y
members have been called TO meg
the work room on August 9Th.
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08
Pat HaryiS0nS Var Speeches.

Some people think Pat Harrison always and eteIn.y
Tor and that Vardanan the only the list
In order be just and and keep The
straight desire readers hear Pat had
about and after have it, you think o
speech Nardaman has made could have made against
than this it This official speech by
Pat in Congress while Wilson and Hughes the or
President
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08

The Bank of Oxford has generoaS
donated this space for use Of the \
Cross.
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08

The American people al for (Appiause
Democratic sde). They know what Many
remember the suerngs that endured the damage that
wrought and the material setback that accompanied the
from 1861 1863 We all familiar with the horrors of the
dreadful catacysm raging the waters Millions
the flowers of Eopes manhood have been killed. strong
made 0ippes for e asylums filled with insane;
tries paayzed capitalists pauperzed commercial houses bank
fupted baeds whtened by the bleaching bones of the dead
agricultural fields laid colored the blood
wounded soldiers homes saddened by the of
forced to work in the fields
factories marry repenish
ing We have Mr. Speaker almost heard the of
muskes the laundering of their the then
ong and the walls OF their soTowng We know the horrors
IF MIR. HUGHES HAD BEEN PRESIDENT-if We are
believe his speech of today
this country and plenty happiness
of prosperity everywhere experiences history
o the country before, would have war-CRUE, UNJUST
WAR Our factories would be idle fields
hospitals would be filled with saddened
misery and poverty everywhere We would upon
Of lines of where expressions
Of happiness Our fathers would walk with
step, where they in happy Where
We hear the laughter of children would hear
so"ng Inc skies would no more reflect the color of burning
furnaces but rather the crimson glow of bloody battefeds No.
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DO NOT WANT WAR;
How Is that for speech against war? Could you beat
Gould any body beat it? And isten he says would be
CRUEL UNJUST WAR" UNJUST WAR" O. you converts IL
the Harrison standard Where your Trying to f
you! Every informed and Pres.d.at
son Was elected platform but, time unngs
went wrong ne changed his mind Harrison yell
Ing me TOO by the above speech Just when Presen
changed ms mind when Pat changed known but sp
because Vardaman did change very that Pat
got the word from somebody change his mind yaraan
as rat would have believe disoya opposed and
al that The people fools The people with the
PRESIDENT when ne favored they with heart and
soul just like Pats speech When President and
sa" ut to declare then of course people and all the
people including Senator Nardaman for Yet few
loks charge Vardaman with being dsoya poerman and all
hA Sucn uniounded charges make votes for Vardanan
We the above the supporter- there be any
io what they may get out OF and keep record straight
AS for for Vadaman not we would be for
Noe straight out
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08

Fat friends are doing all they fact many OF u
have TO attend several meetings order that Pat may
good crowd-and in places the is not there
Oxford eagle., 1918-08-08

AUGUST 10Th ELECTION DAY co TO THE POLL
AND VOTE FOR yARDAMAN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

MIAMI. April 25-Thc prcposi
tion to issue bonds for road i'm
provement in ottawa county was
defeated In Tuesdays election. A
light vote is given as the cause OF
the defeat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26
SHE USED TO
Be GRAY
Society Ladies Everywhere
Use la Creole" Hair
Dressing.

The wcll-known society leader 3
hair WAS prematurcly gray per
hups Just like yours, but Mrs. J.
heard of La Creole Hair Dressing
how thousands OF people every
where had used It with perfect sat
isfaction. It Is not dye, but a prep
aration designed especially for the
purpose OF gradually restoring color
to gray or faded hair. and which
Is easily applied by simply combing
or bfushlng through the hair. La
Creole" Hair Dressing positively
cradlcatcs dandruff, keeps the scalp
in healthy condition and promotes
the growth OF new hair; brings back
a natural, soft, even. dark shade tn
gray or faded hair and makes It
lustrons. fun Of life and beautiful.
La Creole" Hair Dressing is sold
and guaranteed by all good drug
stores everywhere, or sent direct for
{1.20 by Van Vleet- Mansfield Drug
Co, Memphis, Tenn ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

history making In its effect, For
some time plans have been arranged
10 bring about complete co-opera-
lion between the railroads and the
industry In order that the demands
OF the United States and allied gov
crnments Nigh. be fully met as re
gaTdr their oil iequirements
A complete analysis OF conditions
c,carB demonstrated that there was
sufficient oil to meet all demands II
the question Of transportation OF the
tank cars could be solved That
there might by systematic and CO.
operative handling OF tank gar
equipment the oil division OF the
fuel administration appointed q. Nj.
tuulcy aS its representative In
charge OF transportation OF oil from
the western field. Likewise the fed
cral railroad regional director In
charge of the western railroads ap-
pointed H. l., SwCarington AS super
visor OF oil traffic and the reftners
included In the membership of the
Western Petroleum Refiners asso-
citation appointed W. H. MacEwen
AS chairman OF their transportation
uOmmitteo to cooperate with the
government and the railroads IN the
solving OF the problem,
Railroad Officials Attend.
The meeting yesterday was at
tended by the principal railroad Of
ficials Of the southwest and by the
representatives OF all the refineries'
and the thought uppermost In the
minds Of these two great interests
was 10 devote their time and energy
To help win the war by meeting
every demand that might be made
upon them.
AZ conlradistingulshed from past
meetings OF this Character where
ccntcudlng parties are wont TO find
excuses for avoiding improvements
both the refiners and the railroads
manifested an extreme desire 10 90
everything that was necessary TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26
German Prisoners in
Siberia Number I00, 900

HARBlN, Manchuria, April 10
German and Austrian war prisoners
M Siberia are estimated TO number
more than l0oO 900 md In official
circles here 1t Is held they constitute
a grave menace to tho allied position
In the far east While the number
Of released prisoners bearing arms
under the BolsheviN flag is not
great, even a small number might
prove "A potent danger II they were
permitted To become the organizing
and directing force behind the Bol-
sheyiki.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26
State Briefs


''N''''. APiI ~ So'o"hn
.'r' % t.l' blood Choctaw Indian
.rcas,ur Red Cross funds ia the
.u.Yrr .r s,s,n -, -,
q"
'''' ''''' native 'rddI II wa IN .
IHtd with a piece or ivory bearing
% small rod ,rn-. and tu s.ia a.,
nc masterpiece of hand ,ar,ipr
Tnr cam. va. scll ,I,J ,.s'IJ 40
slr,. nmouutcd ,n the ,b,Sr n,mct
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i''",s nave hegnn am Inspection ot
'"'''s. ''N'"urAntN. meat markets
tI"'''N stores, urHg stores amt all
' 49, '''' '''N ~.
Npe'u"h ~ To ne MADE IN all towns
III 'h' state
tHICkASHA. Apru % ON com
plant of military police local ofn
GERS have started a drive against
hootleEgcrs for settling liquor To-
SIN to Chickasha Two men and
one woman have already been ar
rested.
OkMI LGEE. April % 4 girl
- years Old has been taken In
charge by county officials and Will
returned to her relatives attIlancy.
Ark The girl confesscs that she
has lived the life OF white slave
Tor the past two yenrs
---
MIAMI, April o5 Tho county
tprney. has issued an order re-
strutning j. j shepherd from pub
fishing The Rounder at Tar River
"A paper which has waged war
against law violations by gamblers
-
MIAMI April 25--R A. Bayless.
city purchasing agent for the light
and power department. has been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

Get Me Gsis-lr
Qoiski !, EAsss { otn
Ps,ns and MsLssCoras
PsslRisht OH"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

BLACKWELL. April gat W
W uEiRtura have almost disrupted
the labor union iu blackwell Ld
rtr touion, president ut the state
federation of labor. has been called
upon 20 strHiGhtru out the dIfficm.
Ties and get the aEituturs out OF the
country or stop thrir operations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

CHGCkASHA. Apru 90 on com
plAint of military police local utf
GERS have started drive against
huutleggrrs for selling liquor tu
soldiers WHO com, over hr.m or
Sill TO Chickasha Two men and
one woman have already been ar
rested
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

Nj SkOGEE. Apr.l rs state uf
firtHls have begun an inspection ul
hotels. restaurants meat markets.
grocery stores drug stores. and all
places where food is kept in Mus
koEcc \ general sanitation In
spcction is To be made ln all towns
In the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-02
REPORTS
DEATH FROM
SALVERSAN

Dr.. Gordon Fleming, reports through
the columns of the Australasian Medi-
cal Gazette, as follows: ''Ninety-six
hours after injection of Salversan.
(606l robust man had epigastric pains.
sensi iveness 10 noise, giddineSs. fever
IOl. pulse lee, knee jerk. risors. stupor
followed by coma, vomiting. cOnvul-
sions and death. symptoms of arsenic
poisoning. The risk of life is too
great to submit 20 injections Of arsenic
and mercury. when you can secure a
safe remedy like Number 30 For The
Blood. the ingredients OF which are
set down in the l. :. Dispensatory
and other medical books as follows:
Employed in diseases OF the glandu-
lar system. in blood poisoning. serofula
rheumatism. catarrh. .mercurial and
lead poisoning, constipation, stomach
and liver diseases. Under its use
nodes. tumors. fioitre, lupus. sores. ul-
GERS and scrofuFous swellings that have
withstoOd all other treatement disap-
pear as if by magic" Made BY J. c.
Mendenhall. Evansville. Ind. A. years
a druggist. Price S1.OO per bottle.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-02
COULDN'T DO LICK OF
WORK FOR 9 YEARS
Johnston Tried All Kinds of
Medicine Without Results.
Tanlac Briggs Relief.

I was so crippled up with rheu-
matism for nine years that | couldn't
do a lick of work. but since taking
Tanlac | can jump up and crack my
heels together like a sixteen year old
boy, said ]. NJ. c. Johnston. Of 1880
North HOwar street. Dallas. Texas.
and now in his sixty-fourth year.
Nine years ago." he continued. Il
had a bad spell of typhoid fever that
left me with a terrible pain in my
side and also in my back. where I
had been hurt when | was a boy.
Rheumatism got me in its grip and
the pain l suffered in my arms and
shoulders and lower limbs almost
drove me distracted. My nerves were
all worn out so could hardly get any
rest and many night | was too mis-
cradle to close my eyes at all
i had taken so much medicine The
last nine years without getting any
relief that had little faith left in
anything. but when one of my friends
smoke to me about Tanlac and prais-
ed il so highly. decided to try it and
was certainly surprised when l not
iced a decided improvement by the
time | had finished my first bottle
I slept better. my nerves grew strong
er and from then on my improvement
was rapid. After taking five bottles
l feel young and invigOrated and a
whole lot better than ! have in a
long time. | have full use of my arms
once more and to prove it I can run
the back of my head with either hand,
which a few weeks ago | cOuldn
have done TO save my life Ny nerves
are all right now. sleep like rock
and nv rheumatism has disappeared
except from my finger tips. I have
every confidence in Tanlac Snd am
going to keep it up for some time. as
| mean To get job as soon as cool
weather comes
Tanlac is sold in Sisbee by J. NJ,
Ball. in Douglas by Douglas Drug Co,
in Paradise by G. A. Walker. in Bowie
J.B. Cooke. in Wilcox by a \ Mich
olson. in Lowell by Lowell Drug Co,
and in Benson by c. F. Moss Phar'
by Bowie Drug Store. in San Simon by
macy. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-02
Legal Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT Of the Interio


L. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix,
Arizona. Dec. Is. 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given q at. as
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land office. under provisions
of Sec. 2455. r. S. pursuant to The ap-
plication of Ella c. Findlay. Serial No.
O2s777. we viii offer At public sale,
to the highest bidder. but at not less
than $3.50 per acre, at 10000 O'Clock
\. NJ. on the 3sth day OF January,
1918. next. at this office, the following
tract of land: NE II Sc Sec. IL, T,
IS So. Il. 81 T.. c., and S. 4, NJ.
This tract is ordered into the market
On showing that the greater portion
is mountainous or too rough for Guilty.
alton.
The sale viii not be kept orsn. but
viii be declared closed when those
present at the hour named hay e ceas
ed bidding. The person MAKING the
highest bid will be required 10 I'M
mediately pay TO the Receiver the
amount thereof.
ANY persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised &c
file their claims. OF objections. on OF
before the time designated for ale.
JOHN l. IRWIN, Res Ster.
JOHN ]. BIRDNO, Receiver.
Alv. sSt
First Publication, Dec. 20, 1917.
Last Publication. January %, 1918.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-02
This Is HE LIEF

This Fox feature film with George
Walsh as the star will be shown at
the Eagle today R. A. Walsh has &C
Quired a sterling reputation for the
dramatic force of his screen dramas
and the intensely human touches he
scatters throughout each reel. Re
member his The Honor System
now being viewed by thousands all
over the world? Then. too. his In
nocent Sinner" and Betrayed? -
Thrilling every one Of them He
never misses fire.
George Walsh is known throughout
the length and breadth of the land
for his remarkable stunts" and his
happy. jovisl spirit before the camera
He does the most surprising things
and motion picture followers know
that where there is a George Walsh
picture there is excellent entertain
ment.