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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
DELINQUENT NoIlnE.

North FONT CoasoidatcdlrfIrauou Company.
LIC1tI1n U. principal place of hlHIursH, Cul.
lea NutnI. MraI Eytuud suItU street,
sails Lake Ulty. Utah IgIuioy.
NOTICE. IuaEE AEE DELINQUENT
~ upon tlg following dC0Uriuy1 stock, ON
account of AsHH. Huuuf So. 90, levied ON The
Iilu Gay UI November. 1924. tlH several
amounts HUt UUUHs.t' lnf names ul the rCsptUs
i've share afuC tnIIiuU d. f1UuwsI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
Excursion to it,o Cold Fields iu Litiio
Cottauwnnd.

The r. @. W. ny. runs within u
abort distance n the new gold claims
I'm Little Cottonwood and have agreed
10 run an ex0urslou on Thutsduy morn
iug ut 500. Pfospectofs and examiners
% these valuable fields can return ut
1920 PIN. OF $50 nm. Faro but 81 Tor
the round trip. Here's a chance " got
a claim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Nouco rho Grizzly Mining
Company
Location Of Principal Pace OF business salt
Lac lIty. Utah.
Location OF WORKS. White Emo Co, Nevada
NOTICE -THEUg ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following accorded stpct 1u
account % aH|rHam NO lowed on tUU llih day
OF November, 1914. inu several hmuunta SOC
upuusitc 90, names OF no rcHpCeuyo share.
NUIurFH HH IUUUuH#
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

-anu NdrUI CuuulHs Ii0w4ri
IfIur and John o. n. Woodruff,
el.IartutrH In b. jahftg 81 Company Nuct.
l9fd -uspcndrr Company. corporation. .. o.
SsaGaitsr. jsiS5 VI. NeasSd,.T. David Nsa.
staIfer ls1HH uuuUnhCIuUr and siEm1ud
i5thrrs. aui SAID L5te Conjunction Com.
UBuy. corporation defendants.
The rtobfs OF tbe T.rritgfy gf t-t-s .e,J
any 100. va '"D '1'''''' '' 's." l.n4
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

Manufacturer and dealer In all kinds
oi Metallic. Wood and Cloth Covered
Collins and Caskoig.
Full limo OF Colin Furnishings kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone aud telegraph orders
promptly hllcd.
open Day and n light.
Factory and warorooms No. 90 L. lst
South. ~ blocks east OF Thcalor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

To i1c Probate Court OF salt Lake County,
lAn Territory.
ln the maiicrof mo estate Of Jacob AislAck
order 90 hear petition asking tHat estate OF
said deceased Doc set apart 20 Wllowuf
fAu deceased
TTpOS READING ANnFILING TuE rETI.
l. Unu uf Elizabeth Allfuack praying Tor
hn order setting urar. lho whole OF she prop.
crty of frIi deceased TO hereof, thg widow ~
slid irrrl"H1 fuHIuct Co payment by hrr of
lNg funeral DNuru.vHf expenses OF last sickness
Hnd expenses of naturalization OF Faid do.
UHuFuu,
llia ordered that Thurslay, tho eiih day ~
January A Do. $50. ut lu Co. u, ut Ihr County
CnUr. uuuHH 300 alIt Lake CITY hr ana 90 hereby
appointed iur tHo ul.ruH OF rWl petition, ami
.Hui iHu UrrL ".uHH due notice thereof Goo Uo
.lNnu, us proceeded ny law, DF posting loo lHrtU
public U.HUUH boo HNIt Lake county ana hF pub.
LEGATION thereof In thtuGsIIifrtVLNtNu NIWH,
newspaper IUHNHNCl ana circulated iu rHIt
Lake county Utah. Tor 90 least three weeks
HuurusHNrlr uuhl before tho cate OF aail hear.
Iug,iblt 300 uuftHHH interested may appear aud
oppose ono HHII petition.
NIIu"HH my hand tlIH 2lth day o. December,
AID. lsgl, JACOB 70. BLAIR
IruUnIn .IUUWU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
smMMnNs


Alexander. Julia Alexander. Jouuio AoXnn.
Ser bcuIlmiu -fnfuuan. lease Butter and
sHmuc. uuuor, go. Hur'rcrH ~ l.u.Dr hllthcrsi
Henry tNeU, William -UA, o.. LHrulu, iona.
ulrlugtH IH hIrn -UE &C. lImU AuUt b. w. Nor.
70 ou. tuaafd MORRILL, samuel MUrrIl and
Thomas e. hous tn utr'rnra ut MOI.
1fUUr and John o. r. Woodruff,
s1.rartnCrs HH q. b.. JsHrtg 81 Company N1cs.
ford -usUUudUr Company. % corporation. q. k
MHIilmHs A.M. NHFU g. corporation .iirurH
NeustaItrr, Jacob lL NHusHdlUr David Sou.
HtaIfer, lsHHH uuUUnhC.mUr and sigm1ud
TUurutwuuEcs DU.IHr.nUIH BH Ssustldfrf
UrlihCrs, aud s1it Lake Construction Com.
uBuy, corporation defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

iu tho Probate Cauri, boo tHi fnr sat Lab
county, Territory OF Uuh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia the Probate Cour. ct salt Lake County
lah Territory.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

When Miss Winnie Davis.the .-DaHgh-
ter Of the Coufesieraey.- was intro
duee,i 4 Wild shout went mp that fairly
made the enormous building tremble-
Never was there seen such demon
stratiou- Hats were flying in the air.
Erav-h1ired men were cheering aud
yelling. completely drowning the music
made BIZ the band which was play
iug the '.Bonnie Blue Flag IL had
been intended that Mss Davis should
greet each veteran BY a hausishaxe.
but the impraeticability Of this feat
ure was soon manifest The masses Of
old veterans WERE 50 overcome with
enthusiasm that a Wild rush was
made for the place where Miss Davis
stood. and N an instant she was sur
rounded BIZ mass Of men all pushing
pelI-mell to grasp her hand and show
how happy they were To meet her
Realizing the danger of such
crush. Gov Lowry and several
others came tn the rescue. ex-
treated Miss Davis from the crush and
placed her where she could Dc seen by
all and bow her Acknowledgements
This seemed to suggest ~ the enthu-
si7stie thrUug that it was physical
imposSihility for Miss Davis to 20
through two hours % haut-<halxiux.
and royal shout greeted her appear
1Ice-dr0WninS her utteraness. but dem
onst-asing shat the children Of JET
ters9n Davis are dear 20 the hearts Of
snutheruers. particularly those who
for four years followed the stars aud
ha-S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

Coverings - rhr bed Are also x=s-r-
gong r~rv 1ss5raaSe ehaaxe- Every
artaele Is hieh drs>>~s the bsss n.gyxa.I1rs
s1oul'i. j. > hsgiazfzg 70 be uuSer-
stnost- be lEAE- airy aud ret warn
faas perfect covering = fsand n the
1se.-v hla1Ses- q &ztzc-eus weights for
the VARYING sssas.1Gs. whicA = sHbSs5-
sEssa for rhs 4nilt Of our zrantuosh-
e. Taat art5-le at weight. solissiry
and l1aor. showing ef1@n thousands Of
pisc-s pat together With Infinite care
every sSItea an evidence Of ueatuesS
and the whole a relhe of sewing bees
ant prize patches ! 10 longer the
treasured POSSESSION vhich L has beer-
With due respect % the labor % the
dear hands. ne shauia. nevertheless.
be thankful FOR It, downfall Summer
bed coverings aud dressings rscsfve the
same attention that are accorded TO
drapsries and furniture for the same
season The winter spreads are re-
placed by light dinity, EarseiIIes or
hOueyeomb. the latter shown row in
marseilleS patterns, having taken on a
new beauty Auy Of these. however.
are heavy. and are not 81 desirable a.
some pretty affair designed At home
from curtaining nAterIals.-N Y
Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30
cHIcA6o's ASSOCIATION


CHICAGO, May - ~ The Ch5cago
Southern association Is h.sing formed
a. meeting in progress at the
Auditorium hotel The meeting ! the
OutErowth Of a call issued some time
ago by 4 number q men interested IN
southern immigration. the object Of
the proposed association. a. stated in
the call. being u develop the resources
81 the south Members Of the aSS0cia-
ei-n are u he 0tseers Of southern
ralLrsad lines. or lines LEADING
from Chicago. landowners in the
south- and representatives % eona-
pauiss doing business in the south
It's object shall De - interest capital
lstS and emigrants TO look southwark.
IL i proposed that central Offices shall
o. maintained a. Chicago. where a
complete library concerning every
state. railroad and industry Of the
south shall Dc established also care
fully compiled Official reports OF the
various counties Of each state. cuts OF
everythiuz pertaining 20 southern IL
cuStry, Industrial papers, magazines,
etc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

The ehisf characteristics OF fashions
present charming show are its infinite
variety. its designs, eolOrings aud end
less phases. a5ordinx an almost uuIim-
tied ehoice % models suited 10 special
psculiarity Of face. form OF feature
Liberty Feigus supreme. and the great
dictator in dress = NJ longer despoS.
On the contrary, the fats Of fashion
are EoW VERY often vetoed. and per
soual choice and individuality in gown
ing are everywhere apparent This
Was notably shown in the putting
down OF erinoiiae proper two wears
a<o l. :. however. again making
very unmtSsakable bids for fav0r. and
It : 10 be hoped that II viii again meet
is former fate Consistency i another
characteristics that Is receiving especial
attention and gowns and xarnitnreS.
jewels and iaess appropriate 10 their
own particular tiHae and rlzee appear.
the ertire costume in perfect accord
both with the hour. the oeczSiou and
its Wear~rs surroundings IN life. IL il
also perfect IN small details. from the
crown Of the zearer's bonnet 70 the
tip Of her dainty shoe--N Y Post
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

rr~as rrtrcirI@ q tocal .-is government srx
ne privilege AZ Efaaz<tzz their owu srsirss
a-f for thr rrrtectioa q sheir homes a16 err-
slstrS
-Whils the snufh wuala tet-set art an i1ss
from the patriotic zgtlv- aa9 snGeavcr q
shn-e exposing ther,- she f7.ends that the
trivia q hi.eory shall oe Writrsn - svuFa-
lheEze snt frien4lv pen. % xfvr her credit foe
what cor sacestsrs si9 ara err vass vas done
~ he sru1h n The var between the states
Also. - ch-u1lcie tils resulsS Il that gar aet
10 si--cts upua the scurh ard uPcn cur con-
non eanntrv-
We can 1az too stru1Elv urxe upon eur p~c-
PIE me rrrlt Importance u avoiding Is far az
passi hle the PURCHASING ard fix<emtaati1x q
b-rES s-d literature whirh ar@ unktnd and
Unfair 70 ,he saush. which eelirtie or schisve-
meuts tmpuzn cur motives and zal<1 the
chararter q eur Nlaseriou- leaders In run-
el1>ion- w0ult recommend that Or J. r.
NcCgrrv- the patriot statesman philosopher
aad essurzsnr. - tnrire. to deliver aiffsess
orr ae0s annual rsuri1n On the sHh3svt -
slavery. nul1iaeasian azd sersSSfcn- wish Sps-
ci1f reference % ths 1rtirulle q the people
norsh and sagsa % these three leatfax FusS-
,i9u~ 81 American h1stqrT-
--Tgur crurritrsr recommend the enlarre-
ureut q this eommissee - ffesea. -, As - an
brace . member frau each q sas southern
states. ard TINS insure 4 are NUMBER f1r the
transaction o. business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30
WHEAT PIT GONE WILD.


fa@n@aa~naf Advance Tn the Cereal IN ~
EaaE--
- LogI>. Nav -PaasisEuozi um
has a~en a ruling feature of the wheat
pit % The isar of the Merchants sx-
change the past ten Gays.
But sewer has there bssa wilder ~
a ms1r~ gSclsss,i c-vl7zs3 than VA IN there
thiS uoruiax- lt was alssast u panic
Wesia---siar the market advanced 81
cenrs and e-o>e,i az .. cents Tbs
z1urulaw the market upsas,I AZ -
esuHS anl la less than a niuuse had
iumn~yi Co :. cents. an assv1ressI in
cue zi-hc - g. cents The market
sooa r~as-h@sf -. cents. An aivzuee 81
= cents ever yesterday azsf lafs cents
siuer NuusiaF murnia-
NJ uue has h-en hurr a. yet hus rh..
Ia'-aZ trasi-r ha~ noe made VERY a1ueh.
A. be tnsslS snail pros-s. Bat the zan
from the nr1sists- rh1 eslaisiu-s Ees IN
and sat n he eha~e- AMI xho bad the
uasieasss % Wait has -papess a biz-er
harvest than kis acrss VII prusiase u
zaazT v=1-ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

Cen = D Lee. as chairman Of the
historical committee. read the report
which. among other things. says
The true cause Of the var between TIE
states Ezs The c-szt=eG EfsatrawAI q tke
southern states from he CElon % axeEd TIE.
euurirmet breaches q tA1s 1oresrir rrsz.uflf-
- xTzzr11teec. bat ace conszrrateS1 ~ M.
eo1>-trHrfoa aze not The ht<a 9oral purpose q
Ne nsrth 70 cezSruy slavery. whtcs followed
tzcidsnraIly ss \ var measure. A. % tie VA
i-self and the -e<ultz of the the chfIfrea of
tse future Weuit Be Ass1c.skest tha- a pecrie
fz1<ht - lard az6 - lag With So usrle 70
szer fer. Izcg - t-u= Wat they g1ther fr--r
tee Histories 1c- n Ess- prepared nT writers
frcu re -o-ra- Tres are utterly destitute Of
t-fsr-asl1- As - Greats Leanirx 20 rhe wrr
TIER xcr1azEs q the Ezmoers e1z2x<1 eour-
age displayed sacrifices ee11-ed k2-sShlrs
szccgz.e-e6 kEd ea-ozri-y rracsire1 upon a.
alz1s. 1=e-Eselsss reSPle. Wscze ar-s-bear-
lag pcp1lasica vas I. the ar=T. are correct Il
sre-T way
Apeapls who fer four locE years fouxh.
over almost ever foes of their territory ca
ever 40 oattle-eel-s. with the esst< q 80 :
- snltsr-t zea axzizst their seas0 ezlIs.ee
nz>n- zzL their coasts elockzaie1 4nd river.
nlles1 STA sr1aoaaEz- uf1h 80 vessels e var.
nAnn~d oy S,o1s sztl1rs. aaA @ho pr0xrzrre-s
Ens sErssxle En.tl ever ols-hAlf q th~tr ser
a,s-. se-e lead froz e1szaitles o. var ha.1
sSGs.ksrx = 5saf fsg Ts<g t0zshz isr sse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30
The FRENCH REPusLrc.

Two CARRIAGES were made in italy
and brought TO Paris in i559-
The mud baths Of Dax. ia France.
have existed and been more or less eel
e5rated since the time Of the Romans.
NJ MAURICE BOUCHER has finished
his translation into Fr~aeh OF all the
songs found in Shakespeare works
PAETs has los branch post Offices. 20
all OF which the mails are shot from
the general post Office. through Pueu-
matte tubes
NJ ZoLA has been elected president
Of the Societe des Gems de Lettrvs for
the fourth time The election waz
unanimous
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

DrSpsry has seemingly beeise quite
disease, ard like mcss evils the fault
> noe IN the use. bat in the abuse one
hears a great deal OF artistic drzpSnx.
and the extent 10 which It : carried IN
some houses u quite pitiabEe To see. tbs.
lack Of Artistic perv~peion being only
too palp1ble-lsgs % tables. arms o.
chairs and every stand and Eoxer~pos
are tied mp with silk and bows.
and the effect : anything bat artistic.
Do not traps for the sake Of drapinx.
but whsn 4 suitable place seems 10 re
auire it-f0r Instance window or door
or an srehway between two rooms
then viii the drzpiag euhanee and not
detraet from the general z>psarance.
There i plenty Of scope for originality
of design in the way Of hanging. bu,
do not seek for oat-ot-the-wzv sab-
iects. and do not carry the drzpin~
fever TO excess IL the best results are
70 be obtained Argus
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30
KNOWLEDGE

Frinrs comfort and improvement ard
tends 70 personal enIoymenE when
rightly used The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more. Eish
less expenditure. By more promptly
aiapeIng the worlds best prDduets %
the needs Of physical being, viii attest
the value - health of the pure liquid
laxative principles emhrzxsd IN the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
It's excellence IS due 10 It's presenting
in the form nzuss acceptable and pleas
ant % the taste, the refreshing sn9 truly
beneficial properties of perfect az
alive, effecsuallv cleansing the system,
GispeIiIng cpff~. headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation
Il has given satisfaction 70 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because il acts on the kid-
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
sning them and It = perfectly free from
every objectionable substance
Syrup Of Figs - for sale BY al drug
gistz n 5sle and 81 bottles, but Il = nan
ufacsured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name i printed On every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs.
and being well informed, voa viii nos
accept any substitute II 0tered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

THK nursery tricycle. has appeared in
Loudo1- Il contains tv-o seats. one for
the mistress and one for the maid and
her charge. and has two pairs Of pedals
UsE has been found For the top Gin
der made in iron forgc=. which has
hitherto been wasted. and large prices
arc paid for IT, II Is needed IN the
manufacture Of basic steel
POEoCs glass i 4 late novelty in the
Paris market. The holes are 50 small
that neither dust nor draft follows its
use. and ye. the ventilation IS said 70
~. A~s...Ffsre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30
L0ok OFT FOR BRsAkEas AHEAD

when riurIes.
erHpetor< hotls
and like ranlfes
tzriunS Of impure
blood appear They
wouldn't appear II
vcur hlccd were
PURE and your Sys-
TEN IN the right
condition Thev
show you what yuu
need good blood
purifier. that : what
you get when VOC
take Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Discovery
L czrrleS health
with Il AL Blood.
Skin and Scalp Dis
eases f-nr n en-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30
CONFEDERATE VETS.
Gen Gordon's Address at the
Houston Reunion.
The Report % sne Historical Csmnirses
Read ~ Gea- - n Le~-Nl<s win-
nIe Davis Intro-fuc~d sad Ke-
se5se- a Grand OvatIou-

There were many interesting scenes
aud Incidents Witnessed at the reunion
q the United Confederate Veterans al
Houston. Tex. but doubtless the most
Important was the address delivered By
Gen Gordon. the report Of the hiStOr-
ical committee read b. Gen = n Lee
and the reception Of Miss Winnie
ERawfN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

Are those dIminutive organs. the kidneys.
Ehit-h in spite OF their small size. perform tn
aealth \ mos Kim ortalt part in the meChau-
ism Of the system Out Of 0rier they breed
dangerous trouble Renew their activity with
HOStsEter Stsmlch R5ttsr<. whhfh prevents
the serious and ofrcn fatal diseases resulting
FROM their marion This sterling mesici1e.
moreover remedies ualarial- rheumatic and
dyspspesc complaints and invigOrzrss the
whole system
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

ron BIotch. or Eruption. 70 the worst
>crOful1 are cured by IL II invixorzrrs
the lrver and rouSeS every organ into
healrtful sctsou- In the rzcst stubborn
forzss Of Skin Diseases. such As Salt
rheEr1- Eczema. letter, ErystpelaS. Boils
and kindred ailments, and Sc-ofala. Il IS an
uneguzled reruedv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

learned that Germany. has raised
slight obstacles against the demand OF
Russia and France. that Japan shall
furnish the guarantees OF the security
OF European commerce II Fornosz
and the Pese26ores- L IS expected
that these obst2bl~- viii BE ovsreone,
and il IS also expected that the negosi-
2sions looking 70 the evacuation Of
the Lao Tung peninsula By Japan
viii be settled within fortnight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

An anti-ear league exists in Nun
zter, NessPhaiLa- The members ara
pledged 10 Kill all the stray eats th~v
see. Last year shey killed /. - % TIE
felines- and display their tails Is EN-
6snee % tEels MIA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

MtNxs-~Tf Mrs. Smith gives yoa pier.
Of cake, be sure 10 say -than@ you r. F-p,f
de- W bat good il that Shs never gives
yoE any ore.r-Brooklyu Life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

Thirty EeArs ago. August n. Mer.
rIke. Of Lzpo-te- LAD asked a LADY q,
twenty 70 Be his bride She refused
him he eo1tinae6 his attentions 70
her, and the other eaT he won her coz
sent She : row sfs- and he : nine
ty-one-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

LAurrR-sY0u VIII get your third out oc
the estate, madam" Widov--Oh. Mr..
Bluebogsi How can yeu say such a thing.
with usy SECOND hardly cold IN the grsveF'
-ENrxx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

sVERr fre enid sir IcouSrzfufafa --r
don't hesitate 70 say that il g one q IN.
largest babies have ever seen Mag 4
the largest. doctor. Dou-t mind ras-J-ma,
atfidavis editor myself. - Brooklyn LIE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

Muroy mas carefully marked in his
Satan the Intense seii<hue~s whhch wrri,f
rather reign N he'll than serve IN Heaven -
Colersige
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

HEfancies himself enlightened bsssa1ss ha
sees the deficiencies OF others. be Is tyuor-
ant. because he has never reflected oa a.
owu--B1lwer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

JONES BRowy-sNbv do you 70 into 50
ciety = Bruwu-Jone>-.iTo ind q uisa
And your Jones Brown-@T0 get auar
FROM enc Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

MsrK-~va< the girl Hizbee married
considered gpssI mat-hf- Robbins in.
axine 50 She fires up At the least pruvoca
too ~-Broosiya Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

S-rsrErEEE- Whv - NJ raus- - fz-sp
szerv issge Esifsar-- fist-a1-.s there i -
Ess-l due ca L. Christian Ef-f<-.--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

SAFETY 70 mother and child and less IN
pleaSansne<s after conhn erlent. result frum
use Of Mother Friend = Sold by druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

wf-1 r0-tL aTT-1-srrrys. as thev car7es
"a. r t1e ss1tr o. z N. i-s-s.lse Cafz-rh = ,
hood % c9u>-i--4-l0--l- slzssaEss- ami Ia craer
a. cure e sou must tase internal rpr-ssfisS
Hal : Cztarr1 Cure = t1sen Internally. z1S
f--s clre-tF ca IN rlaasi and uucu-1s s1-~-
t4s7e-- la C1ta-rl are - not a eEzaa.iz
ze,ia-l T. was rrsSsrlh.sf hT one q The
hs-- FhFsls.lI1s lz ill-s country FOR vsars and
= a rsrll-ar prss---Tp-lrl- L i composed II
iEe 49, t1-,cs sl1Uu- crawntre'i with the
test cluost plrr1er<. actI1E tsresslv c1 lie
G zsc1s sizrfa1ss- h perfect cua- 5i-a-al1
&c t1ss tg~1 I1rryzisr-s = r-e1- rru.t1s s3s-h
r7r1sisrf-l rests n curing C4szrrh- sad
fer -aS- 1zrr.s'z frass
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-30

TsE GAIA tzs f1-s from ~. p-osane
--a-- lFes n-s-azles t1s---r .z se-lchody .
ars.A.- k-AM 5 HON