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The times., 1899-07-19
PHASES OF THE MOON FOR JULY.

Sun rose ...4:50A AN sun sets.....7:2I Pm.
Moon rises. .............. Moon sets......1:05 AN
The times., 1899-07-19

export" and "Culinbaeher"
Beers. Finest in America. "a
bottles. sl.25. Wash. Brew
cry Co, ith and + ne.
The times., 1899-07-19
TIDE TABLE.

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First quarter So. 10th Last quarter ........2ith
The times., 1899-07-19


need
Building
good Better
desirable
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
New Firm.

Mir. E. A. Carstens, of Carstens Bros, wholesale butchers, Seattle, Washing ton, made us a pleasant call the last of the week. MT. Carstens has pur chased the Alaska Meat Market, for merly owned by Dan Mckay, and has placed Mr. l.. $. Keeton as manager. MT. Keeton has had life time eX- perience in the market business, which with the enterprise of the firm of Car stems Bros, will insure success. They will conduct a first-class market in every respect, handling all kinds of meats, fish, game, vegetables, butter and eggs. We bespeak for them a large patronage.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
Here for Business.

Here for Business. Winter & Ponds photo studio is open on Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
Nj. B. McXANNA'S DEATH.

Occurred at Bennett City on the r3th inst.
 The sad News of the death of one of our citizens, MT. M. B. McKanna, reached this city on the 18th. He died at Bennett City, while on his way out from Dawson, where he had been since last August. For several months he had been complaining of poor health which probably was the cause of his starting for home. His oldest son, James, was with him at the time of his death, and his body was buried at Ben nett City.
 The deceased was 51 years old and a native of Ireland, although he lived in United States since he was one year old. He moved to Douglas Island some thirteen years ago, from Miles City, Mont, and he was followed by his fam fly short time thereafter. He leaves wife and six children, five of whom are boys, who have the sincere sympa- thy of all of our people.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
Delivered.

Ice delivered to any part of the city by Charles WOrtman.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21

MT. S. Sanders, chief steward on the Cottage City, had quite a family to care for on his up trip. The boat was crowded and way passengers were compelled to sleep on the floor. There were 100 round trip excursion passen- gers and 50 bound for Dawson. The commodore steward of the fleet is never found wanting in case of emer- gency and his ship load of people were all well fed and made comfortable. Transferring Mr. Sanders to one of the excursion boats was doing the right thing. The company is the gainer by doing so.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
COUNTRY'S HEROES.
WINDOW BAY.
A Big Mining Boom Has Struck the Place

A Big Mining Boom Has Struck the Place.
 There is lots of excitement down at Windom bay, more commonly known as Chuck bay. It is said that some very rich placer grounds have been found. The miners held meeting last Mon- day night and elected recorder, forty miners being present. Windom bay is from twenty to thirty miles from Sum- dunn, and quite a number have gone down from this place and Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21

Items of Interest Dished Up In Brief for the Bcn-
 eft of Our Readers.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
Laid Om.

The Cottage City will not visit Alaska again for about sixty days. She is badly in need of repairs and will lay off for them. The Queen will take the run of the Cottage City and the crew of the latter will be transferred to the Queen. The Queens run will be taken by the Puebla, which until quite recent ly has been a government transport.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
FOURTH OF JULY.
A Enn LIst of sports fOr the Day.

The Fourth of July meeting last Monday evening was as enthusiastic as ever. The different committees report ed progress in the work assigned to them. Mir. R. Mccormick was elected Marshal of the Day. The committee on sports submitted the following pro- cram which was annroYed;
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
The Douglas Island News.
TIE LOCAL FIELD.

 Items of Interest DiShed Up In Brief for the ben-
 eft of Our Readers.
 Peter McIntyre's garden is daisy. Douglas News Depot for Flags and Fireworks.
 Hal H. Hoffman of the Miner made the News call Monday.
 Call and see the new line of Station cry at the Douglas News Depot.
 A free lecture at Ohman's hall to- night. 4 dance will follow, also free. All are invited.
 Capt. Healy, of Dawson, was pas senger on the Cottage City.
 For UP.TO-DATE Ladies' and Mems Neckwear go to c. A. Lindstrom's.
 Mir. J. Kennedy, of Wrangel, engineer on the Alaska, was in the city last Monday.
 Capt. John A. Sloan of the Garnet, of Fort Wrangel, was in the city Monday Washee! Washee! Alice same China man. At the Douglas Steam Laundry. Collector Ivey was at Juneau Satur- day. He had just returned from trip to Skagway and Sitka.
 Keep your eye on the Alaska Meat Market. Fresh goods on all Pacific Coast boats.
 MT. B. M. Behrends, that prince of merchants, made flying trip to Seattle last week.
 Mating, the finest made, at Fox's store. It is cleaner than carpet and much cheaper.
 Milo Kelly and Pearl Quigly started for Windom bay last evening.
 Geo. l.. Rice, the original George, re- turned to Juneau few days ago, look ing we'll and prosperous. He returns to Atlin in few days.
 The Hofstad Bros. are at Juneau for 8 few days and two better men never lived.
 IF. Eicherly, the genial assistant postmaster at Juneau, was ln the clty last Thursday. Ikey is great boy.
 The P. O. building is going right along. Mir. Fox when he concludes to do thing just gets at and does 1t.
 Plain Gold Rings, any size, to order at Jos. Schelrs.
 Geo. Nj. Miller, the live, hustling, lawyer-real estate man of Juneau, was in the city Friday and of course made the News call.
 For Up-To-Date. Reliable Clothing on In C. A. IindStrOm'S.
 The Topeka was crowded with pas sengers on her down run last Saturday Some of the surplus population IS get ting out.
 Leave your orders for Fruits and Berries at the Douglas News Depot.
 The Alaska soldiers want to enlist and go to the Phillipines if Uncle Sam will accept them. Our Col. Kelsey would make fine leader for the boys. A good place to trade-the Alaska Meat Market. Good weight. Courteous treatment.
 Mir. Adolph Anderson, of Port Ange- les. is a late arrival in our city. MT. Anderson is a very pleasant gentle man and we hope he may conclude to 
 remain.
 Don't go hunting around for what you want, but just go to Fox and you will find it there and at a reasonable price.
 Our old friend Capt. Bell has been transferred to the Flosie, and Capt. Martin has taken command of the Lone Fisherman. Capt. Tibbets has gone to Dawson in search of gold. Good luck to the three is our wish.
 For sale at the Douglas City Phar- macy, the celebrated Paul E. Wlrt Fountain Pen.
 Miss M. c. Walters of this city left for Portland on the Humboldt. She has resided on Douglas Island for a year and half last past. We trust she may soon return to the Island where she has many friends.
 Ladies' and Gents Buckle Rings made to order at Jos. Schelrs, jeweler.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
Men and Bows Too,

They have got them and just what you want. Got what? Why, got Mems and Boys Suits at Bach's that for quality and price cannot be beat in all Alaska. Go and see them.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
Douglas City,
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
US. Land Office, SitlIa, Alaska, June 6, 1899.

U. -. Land Ofnce, Sltka, AlaSha,
 June 6, 1899.
 Notice is hereby given that w. A. Sanders, for himself and his cO-claimants, w. A.. Thompson and Minnie Ross Holman, whose post office address is Juneau, Alaska has this day filed his application for a patent Tor fifteen hundred linear feet of, each, the Hatea lode, the Section lode, the Extension of Section lode and the Great Western lode claim, also for five hundred and sixty linear feet of the Xmas lode claim, with surface ground, six hundred feet in width for each of said lode claims, situated in Harris Mining District Alaska, and designated by the neld notes and official plat on file in this once as U S. Mineral Survey No. SiO. Sald U. D. Mineral Survey being described as follows to-wit:
 FIELD NOTES OF MINERAL SURVEY NO. S4O.
 HATEA LODE CLAIM.
 Beginning at corner No. l. identical with a location corner and with post No. ;. No. lUg. Set post feet long, ins. sqr 2 it. in ground, ten. Whence U. s. Min. Mon. Mo- bears $. 66 deg. 51' E., 61956 it. distant. Thence $. 5deg, OO' w: Var 29 deg. 30' k. 30O.OO it. to corner No. ?, identical with post No, 3, 5. No. lO9 and with a location corner of this survey. Set post it. long, inches sq, feet in I grSSu1oddo; odo Hatea." Thence N. 45 deg. 0C w.; Var: 29 S0' E.; 462.OO feet to corner. No. 2. identical with n location corner. Set post feet long, 4 inches su., 2 feet in ground, mound imprac- tioable. Scribed "3-S .S40-H -Hatea." Thence N. 47 deg. 54 w.; Var. 29 deg. S0' E. 578 feet cross Bear creek, 25 feet wide, course N. b. 99S feet cross small creek 10 feet wide, course N E. 1O38 feet to corner No. 4, identical with location corner. Set post feet long, inches sq., feet in ground: mound impracticable, Scribed "4 $. $40 Hatea." Thence N. 45 degrees OO' E.; Var 20 degrees SO' E.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
MIR. RAYMOND ROBINS.
A Reception Rendered to film at The COngre-
 gatlona Church rlonday Night.

A Reception Rendered. to film at Inc NOn8Te"
 gatlonaI Church 1onday Night
 During the absence of Rev. Loyal L.. Wirt, pastor of the Congregational church in this city, Mr. Raymond Rob ins occupied the pulpit and he did his work in an able and creditable manner. Whom the Rev. MT. Wirt returned to this city the first of the week he found things in such a satisfactory condition that he and his flock concluded to ten der to MT. Robins a reception which occurred last Monday evening.
 A large number of our people were present and the evening was one of en- ioyment. Strawberries and cake were in abundance and none went away un- satisfied
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
Paste This in Your Hat.

Fresh vegetables and fruits of all kinds will be received on every steamer by Eastberg and Johnson.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
Just Arrived.

A new stock of the finest shoes ever brought to Douglas City just received at c. A. Lindstrom's.
Douglas Island news., 1899-06-21
Douglas Literary Society.

The following is the program for the next Thursday night meeting of the Douglas Literary Society:
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-21

In Manchester, England, socialism
has zen carried to a marked degree.
The municipality there now owns
street car lines, electric light plants,
water works. ice factories, markets,
public baths and laundries, slaughter
houses, cemeteries, cheap lodging
houses, techinal schools, art galleries.
and work shops for the manufacture
and repair Of city vehicles. 1t has
reclaimed Il large swamp near the city
by depositing there its street clean.
ings and the solid matter of its sew
age, and is at present reclaiming lam
other, which will add several mill ons
OF dollars TO the wealth of the corpo.
ration. 1t is establishing a corps Of
city house cleaners, which can be en- /.
ployed by the occupants Of stores,
apartment houses, Office rooms and
residences. All that in airy for
the Manchester housewife is to call up
police headquarters, and a gang Of
scrubbers. sweepers and window wash.
ers will be sent TO her house to take up
her carpets and relay them, to do in
fact her entire house cleaning, and all
for the lowest possible cost.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-21

sity OF Pennsylvania, Cincinnati Col
lege OF Physicians and S lrgeons, Uni
versity of Heidelburg, G srmary), Ec-
lectic College of Philadelphia. and
many others, besides many special d.
plomas for operative surgery, micros-
copy, gynecology, etc. Prof. j. 7. II.
Clark, who is at the head Of the trav-
cling staff, exhibited a stack Of diplo-
mas here that ought of itself convince
any doubtiug Thomas with sense TO
realize what one of the pieces OF par
chment means. Prof Clark is big
fine looking gentleman, and if his
physical perfections are an index To
the results of his medic i ability, his
personal appearance is surely his best
advertisement. While here he deliv-
cred two lectures each to men only
and women only: he is an able lectur-
er, and the good resulting to a COM
munity from such talks as his is far
reaching and of inestimable worth.
The method followed by these ply.
sieians in securing patients is of itself
convincing to the liberal minded per-
son that he or she is absolutely pro-
tected from fraud The patient is first
given a careful and thorough physical
examination, being asked absolutely
no questions, and after the case is di-
agnosed the patient is given the re-
suits, and his own common sense tells
him whether or not the doctors have
properly located the seat and nature
OF the disorder. II the complaint is
OF local nature coming under the
head Of ordinary practice, the patient
{, respectfully referred to local physi-
Q ans, and, unless he insists on treat
ment, the incident closes. But If the
disorder is OF a deep-seated nature re-
quiring the services of q specialist,
the patient is told his exact condition
and the nature of his trouble and
whether he can be cured or not; if cur
able, Il contract is entered into guar
anteeing cure in n stated length of
time for Il stated sum Of money, and
In case the cure is not effected as
agreed the treatment does not cost the
patient cent.
The doctors also make specially
Of treating all manner of deformities,
spinal curvature, hip-jCint disease,
hernia, cancer, fstula, hcmorrhOids,
etc. One department of their Kansas
City Office is exclusively devoted to
I ,e manufacturing of specially design
ed appliances for correcting deformi-
ties OF every nature.
These doctors have treated Il large
number Of patients since coming to
Larned. and have already cured
n number OF difficult cases and secur-
ed many excellent testimonials, among
which appear the names OF many of
our most prominent citizens. AS said
before, the doctors will close their Of
fees at La Grande hotel in this city
next Sunday afternoon, April 10Th,
and any reader OF this who is suffer
ing from any physical trouble what
ever desires to consult them had better
make an appointment immediately as
at this writing Thursday their time
is already almost all taken up until
Sunday.--Tiller and Toiler, Larre,
d.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06
TIE BROWNING CLUB

ile'loi What paper = that
:. he EA1LE"
ANY nex-f'
Yes, the "Browuing- have met
again
The question in NV mind after
hearing the above dialogue ~a-.
what prompted the man with the
EAGLE to read Browning notes.
Hrst ca opening his papers This
be evidently had done Tor the sheet
was still fresh from the press. Not
curiosity, oh no; men have no Gu
rto-ity. Not for news, for the
Brownings do not gossip. Then il
must have been from a feeling 81
interest In the ladies', end n desire
To know the current events of the
past few weeks. Well friend. ~.
have met again and yet again since
You read those notes; We have set
tied many questions of historical
and political interest. We have cut
old Spain adrift and gathered new
spain under our protection for .shu-
Inanity's SAKE" tried to send I.iber-
" To the Philippines, bat TO our
sorrow We find that the Admini-xrs-
tiou misunderstood our wishes and
has sent Death To rule among th,
poor ignorant creatures OF the far
on islands We are grieyei that
the stock OF humanity, was so
small In the Z. :. that there /. none
To spare for che Fiilpinos.
We have learned from reliable
sources that Alfonso XIII IL much
like American boys In his likes and
di-hkes. He IL not 80 full Of fun.
having been tanght that gravit.
best becomes king, bat ne love.
the national amusement Of spain.
takes considerable interest In loot.
ball. he II furious at the mere mem
1ion OF Spanish defeat. stamps with
rage AZ sight of even q pictured U.
D nag, SHOUTS with glee when the
yellow and red banner of his own
land = thrown to the breeze. We
nave learned tha causes OF cuban
ia satisfaction with the governmens
OF the Bourbons, and in thess caus
Is md the Justification of her reyo-
luton There will be no uprising OF
the Carlists; the old Pretender has
hot tne courage of his convictions,
ana can nnd no leader wiling to
RISK LIE In his behalf. We have set
TIED the question: of annexation of
the Philippines "The White Mans
buruen-" has already assumed At
laLtean proportions and threatens
10 crush him 1t any moment. In the
sPlrit, II not the words, OF Patrick
Henry We exeilim, '.Glve Us Liber-
y and Peace
The next meeting will be with
Mrs Carter, April 18th, at 3o'clock
4. NJ.
.BKowNISG.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06
A dr.,s seesker TO v,si, oxfsrs.

Edward Thompson, l. L. H., the
eloquent lavyer preacher, will de
liver his popular address on "rrue
Americanism. on the uigat of
Tuesday. April 18th. in the Metho-
dirt church in oxford, at 30 y. N.
Tits Is a first class lecture. equal to
the best. and vet admission viii BE-
free, because the Sunday League OF
America has engaged Dr. Thomson
to give this lecture in thirty Ave
cities of this state, and our esty has
been selected a. one of the places
Pass NOTICES..
''He IA the most eloquent cham
champion of Sunday Reform In the
world Springfield fIlLl Daily
News.
Seven chEreass snitsd Last night.
Dr. Thompson presented his discus
sion Ia mt-terly mana n. 'ieve-
land Ohio Daily Ledger.
Edward Thomson Is an eminent
lawyer pre8chss Sko hes done
much for sunday Reform YEN
phis Daily CONNER ial.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06
BARGAINS.

We have bots If bargains in our
Shoe Room Nice slippers from See
M.
see our Maui>h Slippers for
l.adies' >l.5O ~ ~. Guosi cotton
warp mating for l. lie. Extra
heavy mating 2o to 25c.
Best lowire hru>~..l carpet 3. ~
lest m"luet carpet 80 t. s5c.
Ten eases remnant prints. Just
reviewed. Remnant in everything
at half price. Big line If mems sam.
pie hats Ia price.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs Highto~er i visiting friends
in Abbevtlle.
Miss Grace Barry Is visiting reIa-
tive- in Duck Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Friedman, are visit
ing friends in Memphis.
Miss Josie Mitchell, Of Tennessee.
svisiting frends in the city.
Mis-. Mamie Short OF Toecopola.
= visiting Miss Ollie Gooisby.
Miss ! onna Wallace 10 teaching
music in the Abbevflle college.
We received a pleasant call from
MAJ X A Dean, last saturday
Mrs Hastings, Of Holly Springs.
svisiting Mrs. q. W BGfaioe-
Miss Matte Boone, Of Thaxton.
visited Oxford friends Inst week
MIR. Ben Markette spent the past
week in Memphis, on legal business.
Miss Harrison, OF Du Quoin, ILL,
IS visiting her neice, Mrs. ]. y.
Gibson
DIR. Be.nett Wright, Of Jackson,
visited his brother and family the
urst OF the week
Mrs Wilma Leitch, Of canton, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Archibald
Miss Donna Buford, of the college
Hill neighbnrhood- left Tuessiay To
visit friez<as in Memphis-
Mr. and Nrs- William Mason. OF
Toccopola. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r A Adams, of our city.
Mrs. Boxser, mother OF Mr.. J. ".
Bowser, returned TO her hozae In
Tuscumbia, Ala, this week
Miss Jessie Vance, Of Indixn Ter
ritory. is expected In . few days To
visit her sister, Mrs w r Wallace.
Senator Sullivan left for Washing
ton City, last Thursday, TO look af-
ter the interests Of his constituents.
Mr.. ann Mrs Waller Tyer and
Mr. IND Mrs Ira Puryis have NOV
ed into the Wilkins cottage on
South street.
Mr.. Iacoby returned to his home
in New York Monday, after an ex-
tended visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Brennss.
Hon. NJ A Montgomery, Deputy
Clerk J Vance, and U. > Marshal
Cook, and Deputy Marshal. J W
Cook, are attending the Aberdeen
court,
Mrs, ID Sultan has been speud
ing the week in Memphis with her
fat er. Nr. ". wohlleben, who Is
quite I'll in the Rogers hospital Of
thai city.
Mrs. ID. I. Sultan went MP 70 Mem
phis last saturday. to visit hsg father
who is usder treatment a. Rogers
Infirmary. The many friends OF
Mr.. wohheben, and the EAGLE, are
anxious to hear OF his speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. J. G.. Kincannon, OF Lee coun-
ty, prominent candidate for Rail
road commissioner, called TO see u
Friday. Tie high standing OF this
gentleman, and his rep0sA<ion for
integrity and ability are strong
Recommendations To the considerz-
ton Of the people,
/ Misses kosa and LiAie Tonnes,
of Chattanoogz, Mr.. James Tov~ss
I apd Mrs. Wortley Sair. Of ITALIA
hatchie county, attended the fune-
/ raj and interment of their mother,
Mrs. Eliza Townes, Sunday, and
were the guests Of ctrs- Laura
Owens while in the city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06
Election Notice.

In pursuance OF 4 resolution here
totos- passed By the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen Of the town of ok
ford. Miss. notice il hereby given
To the qualified electors of said town
thai an election will be held IN said
town, on 2sth day of April. l-ss. for
the purpose Of determining wheth-
er the Board OF Mayor and Alisr-
men Of said town shall issue bond-
in . sum not exceeding in the az
gregate Twenty thousand Dollars,
to procure money to be expended
in the construction OF a Sewerage
system in said town of Oxford, Miss
Published by order OF the sais
Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
j. ". BowsER.
City Clerk.
W. Il. CowAS,
Maynr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06
A Card.

| have just completed my
store on South Street and have
opened up d first class line OF
fresh Fancy and Staple Groee-
ries, Wood and Willow Ware,
etc. ] am now ready for the
public. My goods are new and
fresh a nd the best that could be
bought. guarantee quality
and prices Soliciting your
patronage in the futare, I re
main,
Yours truly,
ID. r. FoUsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06
Nou Pssiaenss Nosiee.
THE STATS or MISSISSIPPI:

THE STATS or MISSISSIPPI:
To sam Lewis. whose post Office
10 Gon, Delta county, Texas, Tom
Lewis whose post Office IL Unknown
and Wash Lewis. whose post office
Is Goft, In Grant ccunty, Texas all
defendants Each of you are here
by commanded To appear before
the thaneery Court OF Lafayette
county, Mississippi at Oxford, on
the 4tn Monday IN May, A. ID. 1899,
to answer the petition of Mrs Mol
lie Lewis, ct al, tor the sale Of Lands
for division among the heirs of W.
III. Lewis deceased, in which you
are defendants. Witness my sigma
ture this LIST day OF April, lss2-
b. r. GkAY, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06
Notice.

Here Is a chance Tor any one who
ha~ money To invest and wants IL To
pay them a good interest. I will
-el several loss with tenant houses
on them Lot ~ on East street has
n 4 room bailding and room
building, rents tor se-9s per month.
will take $50 for said lot and
buildings The rents pay over II
per cent per AMMAN and is paid
monthly. will also sell other lots
that will pay from IS To 20 per cent
interest. Any one wishing To make
q good investment would do well To
call ON me, am getting old, my
health Is bad, and am determined
to to wind up my business AL
those indebted to me would do well
10 call aud make settlements soon,
5. II. PLANT
April ith, isso.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06

and is exceedingly popular
throughout lafayette county.
Mr.. Roach's friends impose i'm.
pl cit pnfiden,e in his ability
and sound iud, ment in the dis
charge Of his duty As an officer
of the law. and will give him
their warmest support.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06

FOR SALE-Abogt $50 bu-
shells kusseIi's Big Boil Prolific
Cotton. Forty boIls makes a
pound-very prolific, the com
ing cotton. For information
call at once.
W. T. TURNER,
Selling agent for Ozier
& Russelfs, Big Boil Prolihe
Cotton.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-06
Roasted Coffee.

You can get genuine Brazil
Roasted Coffee at 10 cts. per
pound. at ID. F, FoUsT's
South Street