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ba slraIWberrv does not evoryvho

The strawberry does not everywhere
have 70 gst the careful cultivation
which Il must have here to thrive well.
In the desert areas of Chill the wild
straWberI thrives in the most luxuriant
manner
sSayz old physician who has been
practieinf laedicine 40 years: 81 guaran-
tee tks<t - not a case OF blood, liver or
Kidney 4iaease in the world but what
"Hepaticnfe will positively cure. For
sale bY Leroy Farmer. 5s7
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The Anti-HilI Convention.

WASHINGTON, June There was a
wide difference of opinion among Dem
oerats in congress as to the probable
effect of the Syracuse convention, but
majority of them irrespective of their
wishes, believe that Cleveland is going
to be nominated in spite of all opposi-
that party disorganization was an evil
no matter how great might be the
name behind which it was masked,
while Mr.. Hatch said that the action
! of the Syracuse convention was the
greatest blunder those folks had made
since they had decided to hold theii
]. convention.
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N'A" = Ao~e'' to-day. day.
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fhe railroads get u pretty good
''sop" from Uncle Sans official table
They get % million dollars II year fol
carrying the mails.
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suear IN New York.

New YORK, June Sugar, raw, firm,
fair refining 2 ll-l6c; centrifugal, 90 deg.
test, 8H C; refined, firm; crushed, 5a5yc;
powdered, 4z@41Sc; granulated 4ss @
4ekc.
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DIR. T. p. HALEY, of Kansas City,
delivered the baccalaureate sermon
TO the graduates and students of Lib
erty Female College last Sunday.
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bition state convention met to-day and
adopted a aplatform of the usual char
acter with the addition of the People,.
party money plank. The committee
On nomination reported as fol
lows For governor. r. O.
Richmond, of Madison; lieutenans
governor, G. A. Sheppard, La Crosse
secretary of state. f. f. Russell,
Columbia: state treasurer. A.D Barnes,
Marinette; attorney general, r. A.
Outagamie; railroad commissioner. J.
f. Clayton, Milwaukee; insurance com.
missioner. Ole Rilan Baron.
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Receipts in Chicago 8 days-Wheat, 10S
cars; corn, 495 cars; oats, 1877 cars.
Estimated receipts Wheat,
Jog cars; corn, 240 cars; oats, l64 cars; (;
hogs. 81, 600 head
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LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY, June Cattle - Receipts
1904; calves 54; shipped yesterday, 1,035
The market was generally steady.
The following are representative sales
DRESSED BRRF AND SHIPPING STEERS.
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j. f. Mitchume, business manager
of the Springfield Democrat, has
bought the paper from Col. John
O'Day
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ON TO MINNEAPOLIS.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS MOVING
TOWARD THAT CITY.
FAssErl ON The SITUATION.
Two Factions win Be Present From In
diana-Peopie's Party Figures-wis-
consin's Prohibition State Ticket
Ingalls, Predicts nfcixinlcy's
Success-Othcr Political
News of Interest.

CHICAGO. june H. The Republican
magnates have begun their trip to
Minneapolis and for the next day or
two the hotels of this city will be the
centers of much figuring particularly
among those from the East and South,
who will rest here on their way to
Minneapolis
In the course of brief interview
Mr.. Fassett said that the second name
on the ticket would be that of West
ern man and u soldier.
Even Emmons Blaine apparen tly
does not know how his father stan Dis
regarding the presidential nomination.
He was at the Grand Pacific hotel to-
day in conference with Messrs Clark
son, Conger and others. In an inter-
view afterward he declared he knew
nothing regarding his fathers inten-
tions. though admitting that silence
Sc emed to mean a good deal.
The members of the executive COM
mittee left for Milwaukee this after
noon on a special tram. Tomorrow
the trip TO Minneapolis will be re-
sumed. The committee held a
meeting this morning, but there
was a general discussion only of the
matter of temporary chairman of the
convention. The latest gossip was
, that the honor would fall on Tom
Reed, j. Sloat Fassett or ex-senator
John J. Ingalls, of Kansas. The
chances seem To be in favor of the
Maine man. The vote, however, would
not be taken until the entire committee
should meet il minneapolis.
From fnditinapolis comes rsf,prts
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Domestic exchange was as follows: New
York, zoe premium; Chicago, 25c premium;
st. Louis, zoe premium.
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. Sh eep- Receipts, S15; no shipments yes
terday. The market was strong. The fol
lowing are representative sales:
Al f'drs. IS 8 25 3ish.mt 90 co
5scal. 62 8 rs 6bucks. l53 90
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ingalls, Predicts McKinlcy,s success.

SEDALIA, Mo-, June l.-Ex-Senat or
Ingalls, was in the city last night and
in an interview expressed the opinion
that Mckinley would be the standard
bearer the Republicans would select at
Minneapolis. al have no doubt said
he, that if he would accept it Mr..
Blaine would secure the nomination.
But do not believe he will accept. |
should not be surprised if Mckinley
was the man.
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J. G. B. FERGUSON,

Physician and Surgeon, having located al May
view, Mo, practices In all the departnentSTof
the medlcnl profession. Makes IA specially of
mnjor and minor surgery. Diseases of women
and children. Uses the Latest successful treat
ment Ot Catarrh. 4Dtl
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Bank Ciearings.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June 1.-The Kansas
City bank clearings for the week thus far
and for the corresponding time las t year
are as follows:
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wv. r. GOSEWlSCH, NJ. D.

Makes specially of diseases of the YE, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT, CHEST, SKIN, etc. Treat
ment of Catarrh specially. Speetacles and Eye
Glasses properly adjusted for all optical defects
Office practice only. Office over J. G. Cren-
shaw s. Co.'S Drug Store.
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lad oyersold for all grades and that
the refinery was running night aud
day to fill what orders had been taken
This announcement was taken as n
move on the part of the sugar trust to
facilitate the rise in sugar
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Attorney-at-law. win practice in all the
courts of the state. Prompt attention given In
NIL business entrusted to my care. Uiicc In
Masonic building over Trigg's store janhyl
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FESS1oNAL.
DIR. T. w. MENG.
DIR. M. D. WILSON

Surgeon Dentist, Office opposite the court
house, up stairs. Lexington, Mo. -
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June ,-Butter-F Fancy
separator, creamery, lie; choice dairy, lac;
ladle packed, 1slS. Eggs-i11&l91?c
NEW YORK, June Butter-W Western n
dairy, i29i4c; Elgin, l711@isc; Western
creamery, i41l@isc; imitation creamery,
llOl5c
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NS'o111 TOT 3 t1f1fHHo EtHf T1O11C9''
The English Derby.

LONDON, June THE EPSON sum-
mer race meeting, the greatest of Eng
lish turf events. opened yesterday, and
the English Darby" in which all
Englishmen in every cline, from
titled nobility, to costermorgers,
are Interested was run this
afternoon. For several days
Baron De Hirsch's filley La Fleche had
been the favorite in the betting The
race was won by Lord Bradford's colt
Sir Hugo, by Wisdom out of Mancuver.
Baron De Hirsch's fillcy La Fleche,
out of st. Simon by Culver, was Sec
ond and La Blanche's colt Bucentaur,
by Saxisrane out of Benise, third.
Thirteen horses ran.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE range of prices
for active futures are as follows:
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cuticura Remedies

Are sold everywhere. Price, CurIcURA, the great
Skin Cure, 60c.; CUTIcURA SOAR, an exquisite Skin
Purifier aud Beautifer, 25c.; CUTrcuRA REsoLyKsT.
the new Blood Purifier, 81. Prepared by the potter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRATIoE, Boston.
H9- Send for +" How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, SO illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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JOHN s. BLACKWELL.

Surgeon Dentist. Office in IIearle Building
Eleventh and Main streets. Lexington. Mis-
souri,. lSapr9l
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DIRaPLES, black. heads, red, rough, chspped, and
TIM oily skin cured by CUTIcURA Soar.
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sToCKERs AND FEEDERS.
On "a IN - q 1

STOCkERs AND FEEDERS.
lS...... $50 . 10 15......1,0I 3 IS
MIXED.
sclvs.. lot ls o. bull..l,so0 8 so
bull ,6SJ Q 50 bull. lilo 2 Is
Hogs Receipts, 1886; shipped yester-
day S,u72 The market for common hogs
was steady; good hogs strong to SC higher,
closing weak.
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a decrease OF Cd, 1888 hogs and s24I horse
and mules.
Chicago and Other markets,
CHICAGO, June 1.-Hogs Market fairl,

CHICAGO, June HOGS Market fairly
ranged at s4.45@4 % for light; $4.3oa4ct
for rough packing; s4.506e4.s5 for
mixed; $4.6 COS. 05 for heavy packing and
Market steady. Sheep-Market steady.
Sioux CRY, Ia, June Hogs RE
ceipts, 3,00,; official yesterday 5,607; ship
ments, 2,O23; steady, sI5j(a465; bulk,
| s4.6o1f@14. .6a. Cattle Receipts 500; official
yesterday, ss.; shipments, 49, Fairly
active and steady.
| ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June Cattle Receipts
1000; mostly Texans. Market active and
steady. Hogs Receipts, 1000 Market SC
lower Fair to choice heavy s465d4S9;
mixed, s43004.s0; Workers, s4.75@4s 5,
Sheep-Receipts 100. Market strong.
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Live Stock Notes.

Receipts for May We're 75,35s cattle,
l, ,444 calves, a4s, hogs, 50,7e9 sheep and
2, 2,419 horses and mules.
Dressed beef men bought 2.44l cattle
yesterday. Armour bought COS; Kingan,
%; Fowler, 80; Dold, &C.; Phoenix Packing
company, $50; Swift, Liz; P. D. Armour,
l9s, and local butchers, 81.
The average weight of hogs sold in the
ards the lastaten days of May was 10:
pounds, for the month 1893 pounds and fol
the corresponding dates in 1891, 204 and i9t
pounds respectfully.
Packers bought ,507 hogs yesterday
Armour bought $3.50, Kingan 3,0iS, Fowler
Q, ,7S0, Dold ,s06 Phoenix packing company
4s, Swift 1885. Cole bought LIS, Squire
4so, North Packing company 1888 and other
shippers ,3s6.
Receipts since January aggregate q, :
73S cattle, 5,6J8 calves, 1891, $50 hogs, EOS,
269 sheep and 1929 horses and mule $
Compared with the corresponding time in
1891, these figures show an increase OF
1880 cattle, 107 calves, 80, ,g4l sheep add
a decrease OF Cd, ls3 hogs and 3,24i horses
and mules.
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e WATCEE ICE VVNEgY SNRTEFyF ANaYyEaE.


scsnhn
stated
address IHs F2ao PILL co. 81 Cor Wellington
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The ra,,n.r Lnhnr oorn,

IL the Republican part that is. the
protected manufacturers really want
to legislate 70 protect American work
men against the Iaupcr labor OF Europ.
81 viii ask itS president 70 ron-iuu,. i'm
definitely the twenty days quarantine
n6w placed on passengers f-oil Eu-ol,a
TIE Immigrants have nothing 10 sell
when they land here but labor. and the
Continual stream of thia commodity
pouring into this country tends 10 koer
wages down 90 the Iurcypau level. lust
o. certain ~ several connected rodi.-
Of water Will ,eud y common level.
Ireak tire connection aud 10 b. possible
Tor one body OF water 20 uero!u. an re-
main higher than thr others. !i-sp tso.
1"i"ratiou aud "a j. possible for y.a-rs--
piece Wag'~--to bccoae aud r.,t.,i,,
hSher n's" ;nan iu Europe. There .
some doubt. however. II tli- ia tta ina.
teuiipn If the manufacturers. 1b.l,.+
tainE they wUuli 'liul Of doil., womb
- tp put Ep barriers between rhrIr1rifl4
hJd th" cheap labor uf E1fope II
Lar"pran labor O. cheaper than Amer.
ic'n thyy Want free arc..s to H.. and
tcy have 81 and u-r it tooi.t.licr .,I.r.
ican labor. Don't stop imuhgIaf.yu.' 20
says Andrew Carnegie; "t'icr.. r, y.ota
here aud wori Tor gI imugarlurs."
Aud the lab.r.r lave been a.ilf. ys.f..
81 getting tl.ir eFo- n,fu rg tl.t ,.ev
could -e. t..s biz tuut-,
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Ecrta Mocha
il s,<ei for
Prize
hes they'll
OF ~ih
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9Th HAiF-YfhFlY COMPETITION
/ he most Interesting CoIsc.t ever offered
ty The Canadian EGiicul:ufiSt.

One 11ouSrnd I'.,l.-r IN G. TAI, a. TIsrfs,r-.
tio1'snd a,i.f 40 ,s ';' me- ana oy'r " o
lriahe r"Arrs! NUo vii h,,t iL,int According 10
an AIgicuI7iis 6f,r, si,.h irif Ya 's (,
ld.itI"} C3nlcuii"n. I.r ilsnd I TT ~ uo
rented 70 ibc Icoll" - the Uufcd rutcf snd Canada
,, liTn.li." '.nis 'T,h " r "gi to ~ rer.
,i'J rom c''er' - '!e Wc.GS "ltr Cana. ian m
live Ifmifd 1lav W cr.h WI fe riren n he
s''v'! INk'S'irt Hau,'u'.s Isn 81! 3 etiaud 20
ISrss' let C,cr 90, iIor,and a,i,ra rvs . AM
= w o5''t ~ '.'u t" 'han' ~ 20, ~ .3u S'CO
Iatri",: lor'r CUBAN Silver Tea Ssif'r,s: T,u-
nN,re ir,r'' ''nd ~. eioihs I'.!'ls in u r.lrus
he 'htr m"ie !l.tn i1l- fis-- ,i.r on. v'o stss
10 r.e,i,, yol, All. p.ils 7.l lc,g.s.. lin ~
ttS r't'i i',i Ig "a; ave Ip.,d leone nc
~ 70 ed FL 40 Go not iaL, sass S.. i1s Al opp.r
.R,ir'---i. .,r,s cnnuo, uscl o''n-r uao tt
90 10 tslre ~ ~urt cfF ro., uul i,. u,,I d. le
u IN on n'"t ~ hni -iNt'd d. con- 10 used bat
one N.ufs % r..''e r't r'ft". lui,,i
fll go iIinii.iy I'm tct.ir l,sT ~ a, 81, &c
ur, d. r's TO- 80 q. isus .', ,n.,.t lss,irars
b ode pnf w y CO.., a.l s'a1,s '-sn al " ,sI
nc Guge't 10 oA'i'ns utse uu.r't''lt r-yrs - a.
I''1 con Iei'to ,.,los DO % c,r ir .nr,r, ,,.r,
WI r''t lrr. ll % OBJ 1s'in,tts - IIE hGU.tLll
r. N1s lie On, Srn'' ui' i.,us %. C,rrl,
~ IL htr~l ho.n or Nv Yu.t oi-.o h,. q. ,.'ry
a., I-enffJ ,' l ,i' l..,. ; . BE- 's' ."d
sou D. ldV's dur ns ih' De- two JtHr .snG iat, 'o
tHnNa Q" ii'rs iI"u Itlc-rltr IE cyr,t ss . tu tr
f.rd l,ourse 4 y & 10 ~, o,e rnor ,r,i5. " a,
e,a. .ilus - - rorWen' n' 'riru si,,n,e ynr
;eiy,d si9Oin gold sud w. o'd d., f,c ~ frr 5ariS
H. y. , I,ard"n. I.nel ~. 'nf. 81 o.. ua,d
tl.aJtsITn n a,N'', $50. Ii'a b. - cub So
gne .o'egi'on Ga -. Ir oAyn. slooI FRED 81 IIla
Aafyels It,y A..tt..,. ... 4, ~ q, "' ~ " hers
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TCNNELTON 4 KINGWOOD
RAILROAD.

Tra'n Leaves KirgwLod at 7;Is q ana 49,
riVes az TunEelton "a S:tE a. ru: leaves Tppnsi
Ton ~ 1900 n. m. ahI strives at Kincw0od al -.
n Lev kirgv bod at 4CO y. m and arrive
~ iunr elton ~ 500 p. ~. leaves TnnpsIfCp "a
20. y; m, and arrives NJ KiuEwOod nj : 90 n M
Trains daily except SEndav -
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liipE1s Tabules euro collie.
bipa-s TamGcs Olrc scrofula
l.lHaus IaJU.cs Danish pain.
ku7us T1bulcs cure hives
ltPani Iapules have como b. say.
.ipans 'Ialulcs are always ready.
u pens I1bul-s purify the blood.
Rlpans I1bul,s for bad temper
Ripans Tabulo- are of great vaf5le.
hllans n hulcs cure dyspepsia
i,.iai7 l.buls, COR torpid l.vzr
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when travelling between PittFhrreh. Wheeling
or AnrEantowu. or Fairnont ard ClnrE.buyg
Ne'ton Buekh@hncn. Parh srfhurE or Charles
ION me NsnonESh Route" offers the shertrst
ana quickest lire. Close connections uade
~ Fait p ont for al POINTS Sorthsnd West ana
AZ Clarkslurg with r. & O sndw vs6P
~. Tor MI Toirts Rsst, South and West Asx
TOT through - etsvis the "Honongah Rssts I"
HUGH &. EowLEs. Genr supt.
MoNoSsAH wa
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DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT AnAnY,

Maybe you think this * new business
Eendiug out babies ON application Il has beer,
zone before however, hot never have thOs0
furnished been so near the original sample "a
this one. Everyone viii eNClalm, " Well
tuot Inc sweetest baby ever saw ~ This
hitlc bIgck-ubd-whitc Curraving cnn rive
you but Q fIint idea OF the 9 Nnmlslf y nrlpinni.
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Caass and d Flu s,r, PAIR shetland Ponies.
Cod Watch, DrIwh
will
pon 10 The r.gn Frcnch
Isnnis Set and eSs
| cswhha drncne
"FoTda
rikS cNtarh Remedy "FoTds
awarded In c adver
wlte
Lfseung
third Unth
lffo1,t
Toths
70 the
olriL ]S >N~A
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I:HUy 5fCrECua s-c .r-.,,on
Town from ovecwOrk OF household cales
Browns ErOn SittCrS Reluilds fhs
'ystem, aids di"cst.on, removes excess vi bile,
~ cures tlfteI.it Got &c VCvjiinc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-02
A Pointer.

81 Am very much pleased viii
Chamberiains Cough Remsdv,'
saws H. d. Bang. the druggist at
Chsts.Orth iii. -Durieg the cpl.
demie of la grippe here it took
the lead and WAS Aery much better
liked than other cough medieinsr.r
The grip requires precisely the
same treatment As . very severe
cold. for which this remedy is 90
efficient. 1t will promptly loosen
a cold and relieve the lungs, soou
Ell eeting q permanent cure, whils
most other medicines In Gem NOR
use for colds only give temporsr,
relief. so Get bottles for sale b,
w b NeEwen, druggist.
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for Infants and Children.


Commencement Program Of Uu-
lot Female College:
SUNDAY. June S, Baealaura,e
Ssrmos ; Rev. s L Russell, ID d,
Galesvills, Ala
Monday, June 9th, 8 p M, An
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Tuesday. June 7th. 3 TO s p m,
Address before Aiumnae AssocsA-
ton. Col. Robert GATES, Menphi.,
Tenn.
4 cordial invitation to attend
these exercises 10 extended To all.
honfav evening an al
fee Of IS cents will be collected at
the door. The proceeds viii be
s.ea fsi the IN r ven 81, OF r-ci.
tAtiSa reens. III n Robertson,
President.
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FOR The CAMPAIGN
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C~orrersville. Miss, Dee. 1s. lsss
Aesxrs Pxris Medicine Co.
Paris. Tenn.
Please send me three doxen % your
jroves TGstsless Chill Tonie. va.
PLEASED vita shs los l got froa yea last
sumner Ihs people ~ers delighted
~nn IL gave Jour chill .oaic 70
some chiidren vho were pale and
ssArsny And enanetated. having had
chronic CALLS for moths past. enc 4
IN IA for . year knd within three -eeks
Affsr beginniny With the ehEn tousr.
taey we're hale and hearty. 18th red
and F0sv eheekA- II AID Ike a ch.-<s
four. etc.
WV SsiEssz. A T.
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BARGAINS FOR ID
WHITE GOODS :

I2 Lee will buy our zoe India
Linen.
lOc will yuy our l5c India Linen
Lee :" 10 and II PC
Embroidered white and black
founcings worth So snds3 nov
$50 and So.
Zephyr Bingham worth IL IL
now S1-2c-
Linen finish Bingham worth
Ice now &c.
Chambrsys worth IL l 3 cents
now l0c.
All our Chailies aud Lawns
60 at sc per I'D
Sc viii buy our heavy zephyr
finish Calicoes worth Z Lee.
These few quotations will give
you q fair idea of our great sale,
which will last only 80 days.
Now remember if you have
money TO spend. and goods TO
buy come and see us and we
will save you money. o fcourse
these prices are made for CASE
ONLY, and when We charge
GOODS, even for a few days, they
will 90 on the books at old Pri'
ces. Inviting you one and al
to come and see our goods and
prices, We are respectfully,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-02
Ehsrnac;sn Cured II Tree cays

Miss Grace Littlsjahn is . Iittls
girl.aged eleven years. residing in
Baltimore, Ohio. Read what she
saws: Il was troabled With rheu-
matism for two Years, but could
get nothing to do me any good.
l vas 20 helpless that l had TO b
carried liksa babe when l was
advised TO g-tA bottle Of Cham
lAin's Pain Balm. I got it from
our druggist Mr.. J. A Kumber,
and in three days vas up and
walking around. I have not felt
any return Of It since aud nv
limbs are - Timber As they ever
ssre.s so cent bottles fer sale By
w. B. xeEssu, Druggist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-02

The prospectus Of the May issue
OF the Cosmopolitan, is aecompa-
ried by letter Of the American
News Co, stating that the news
stand sales of the Cosmopolitan
have increased nearly one thou
sand per cent dqring the past
thrse Ysars-the second half of the
Cosmooolitan's existence.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-02

Nslsrisl produces Weakness. Gensr-
a. Debility. B~Ellivasne-s. Loss Of Ape
title. I~zaigestboa and Constipation.
Groves TAstele~s Chill Tonic rsmov.
the cause which pr0aacs- these trouble.
Try. snd yon ~sII be delighted So cts.
To vt the genuine ash for GROVES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-02

Hrs-J L Long of Memphis. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Z A Crouch, Of our city the past
too weeks. returned home Satur.
dAy. accompanied br hsr niece,
Mss Emma Crouch.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-02

Aoant Claim. reras. sept. n. ISIS,
Paris hedietEe Co. PARIS Tenn
Dear SIrs Big demand FOR your
Tastslszs Chill Tonic. lam out Have
Uot \ bottle IN the house. and . d7zen
or more calls for It every day. Send At
once. care ST. LOUIS. Arkansas 4 TEXAS
x h one gross Groves Tastsless Chill
Ionie- Rsspt.
% u Blackburn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-02
A xar.

There is oeoasioha ally . man
whose word Is rs good as his bond,
and whose bond is rs COED A.
gold. Such q one is W. l. Need.
ham, a rominent citizen and
business man Of Orrsburg, No.
Mr.. Neednam has been sslliup
ChamberlAin's Cough Remedy for
ssueral years and recon- ends i,
to his customers because in hi,
experience 1t has proven to be ii.
best fer colds, Group and whoop
ing cough. He says ID is the mos,
ropuar medicine that he handle.
and gives the best satlsf4esion a
any. SO cent bottles for sale by
w. B. MeEssu, Druggist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-02

Groves TAsteless Chill Tonlc = a Per
set NaIarSAI Liver Touie and Blood pu-
-ife-- Removes billionsness ~ithcas
parxing- A pleasant as Lemon Syrsp.
u - ~ large As any Dollar tonle and
r-easls for 5ossHtS To get che gsru>
IL ak FOR GROVES