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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11
n.eora. a. w..s,.x.ss

II l. very tntsrxsiirr fsrs that ~
states II usAfiy esefy eftc~r Aai saitstre
Rlsa n ~ CeafrarFass arHsAe. ean - ss
r-Etzihe1 ~ tar reesfds N shs MaF GAr-
rarsmsrt - wsshinxtsn North Care
iina :. rrrhaF-. ~ rni' scuthern sssis
Tat Aas made a ecsnp,-.r rsrgF@ e ~
trpops, ard mugh asssstanes w1s te~tt.
irss ehf4in-a frcri NasAi-rfcn Whsn
hishrsaud sas eartuTe1 m ArsH lstt. ~
- So uau.tfr rcl,. xnd afhrr FrseFls q
ths taHtesssrNts srulas. wers trtrsfFFrr1
"a WasAisstrr W. hsvs fer i-.ssne~ a
eisssy rriuiea ramrAis. - ~ rsisrs ~
inF ths uAuass x sssry sri3 ei@ars = ~
tcusetstatr s~rvtor ntrs ss a safrr
.roeisHer tat .haus ~ ssisr ar1 i.-
tsleff we tstr IN ths@e frrsrisi
Nsw usisaas. S~ysi ~. 1874
Te ~ Ssefstary & tsr stsss u Ni.sis-
sFi
iesy SIR ~ t~Aail ~ sas ui1sr q a
Coufesirsass sstsr4a. ~ that "a
uuu'i q fs.ssiaas. ksaiiy farussa re tts
iuiafusail9a f~guirss - ~ Le-i.aa-a
state ilaasa a k1setsr- Corn.issaersss. n
orfrr thsi taFy usy fsoFsriy ec-.A1sr tss
-.iess eisrm tos q rrn.taa. ~ 81.
cws wanis 81 Mrs Liars ie~ass ker has.
tarsi was Maftta fs~as wss wes a ueswr-
lfr - so ferffrersh N,sssssa-rt wAtrh
ueut e1i frsu Msra4tsu .- a. ssrau- e
hl ti~ was ~ taFt eltAs enrauv.
sr4 oar hssri rs7aifrs ths kfter - tar
oasf1rf srl utrther 49, ra-tel seeas
thss Mfrtsn fvuis sasa msatsr ef tas
ec'n9ses slated . ara irferv~t sAat tsr
rrcsfas q 80 gaa5-tefats res..f1. are a
ya-r hl-l.. hat 3 uzs i-fas-atiaa 8. i1-
esVfse1 ! aaa1 - stM-lG ta yau 81 80
uoala har1 tai. lst~s e. thr rrc0ef -ts-
or - give ~ srF trtsrratsan lr vrlf
F.ssssssas= fhat . nav h-,F tsls .st'e ue--
o. - e. 3 Area In rfsnf rre3 tf
frssa ant H ts uee~ssarF eat 3 shass'l
ga o. rtefr.atsra a. rafs,r 81 Fsassi-
g. Years ira'g.
Fat-ss-n arr-ssrse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

The doWaEer ~rapreSs has d~pat-sl
~ highcst osirial % fhe rrnpire 80
ra.e an ueccss-ary arrangements for
rtsf iaposiag fan~rai Ia honor Of
iarun Non kesirlrr. the late Germaa
= custer 10 China She has also or
ferrd the er-c-on % suitable TEN
a. AZ 'he capital TO his memory
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

he special grand jury investigating
The late riot at Akron. O.. reported.
On the 5th. returning &c true bills and
indiciing IS men and boys One of
these Is Councilman George Brodt.
AMI another is \. A. Halter. a promi-
nrnt person. The city officials were
ensured for allowing the mob to as
senole. and for not dispensing it early
l. the evening.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Il .. said that there /. now 1900
available to put the travelling statue
Of Henry Clay on a high pedestal on
Lafayette square. New Orleans j, has
been suggested that il could b put in
. well for about 500. and safely kept
uatil municipal ability for elevation
tame
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Wa.ar-Eteu. So e. iaan
Ersr~s tfa.lF TstafuTl fa thr ~ssfafv
C state of Ns.1ssstsFt. isfksau.
it b. shsan ~ the troafis faat fsrt.n
IFais ~uli.issl az Nesi-ih NaF - l-ai.
e.. private in taaarary b. lraatFsa. d
M..sissiFFi iniauirv. e. NHrat.H1
lave tliesf. to -rsr tseise unfts;
ttst kr uas rr.--tfsl % faarth sFfefarf
fstst=r ~ i-af sni ~ a. rer.-ts3 -
hasirr .-tt asrr frem sirtuFss frhsHsrr
Il l-ss IAe elsf.aaF r.issfrr f..i iafr.l
o-fsisf 1t. l-s.. froosts Err ss.rf.
Noa st M-filleu Mr.s Ntalaz tr
thsf hss tssn i1lui "a Itesrl rrfafis. ta
tlss sa'iNr
Is -4thasify = ftr secretary = tfar.
T. i E4aHaa1. tasf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

~ Quebce. On the ~. in the pres
race of Sir Wilfrid Laurier and a large
uumber Of invited guests. the corner
stone Of the new bridge over the 81.
lawreuce river was laid This hridx.
viii have one span tnat will he the
tsEest in the world. IL viii cos; s.
400. and Is to be finished in 1904.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Pretoria, Oct. g Gen Hart has re-
turned 90 krugers-iorP after march
ing $40 miles Hr was in contact with
the eneIny - days. killed an unknown
namher aEi hrought back e.7So head
of cattle and z.e-I sherp.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Private i~tter~ r~e~4s~i IN wa.hin<-
- frcm Hat1na iudic2fs that musa
arTrs h~usiou exists th~r- zn1anE sh-
Auieracan~ rr~ar,iinr yriiow fewer. a.
So cola.iitioas grow wprsE ia<s~za -
i-sfrosin<- There = - yss 20 fear O.
ths fever spreading azonE fAe troops
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

T. is announced fhat the entir-
saaas - SuHe.lf.h h-srfs ronairus,l
fer sair in this couafry have hren dis
r-s-el %. The ~Nact auount s,ld -
raf made pahiic. bet u Is several nail-
Hons. The largest sal~s w~rv in VS.
s.r-in. Minu~sssa ard the Dakotas-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

The latest report made of cotton
damage in Texas by the recent floods
and high water places the loss at soo.-
900 bales Estimated value. 81. .o0o. 900.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Chcagu. Get. s.-shorts in October
r1rk we're given an unexpected shak-
II 50 yesterday by the price jump
PER harreL The price went
5l4 70 SIS. and closed at si4A9
rt cain oi 81 sa for the dav.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

The seceiPts of kfeusiike ruld ~
- ~an sr==~a=sr mint snd S~asts~
a.-sf eesce fre-. = ~ 20 Srpisrnt-rr
q -eer-gafesl sis.s-s .zts- ard % C4T-
Nor reia. SSH .soi- The tosal of ala
ssr.-sits az both orlr-~ dnrinx the
srr= rnouthx ~as sl7-e1ssla.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11


IN interesting sketch q -Tssiv garia
than nlss.- IN the Daily Cesia'h-an. vas
usa.a al. .l-,sr lseause 81 Hs#fAls
a ts.asf,sfau and Nel,sir 4 e'hio ra1Hreats
sfs4sss-f & that ruaint. Tle last sFatr In
the Msmphts A Chsrie<fau vs. dnFrr
rs.r HrrrstsIIr m l.lG ~ sx.tsev. ! e.
Iaus.. q Tsuurss~e. in isafi the ihst
rail aas fai1 iu the Mohiie S oAie - ihs
state h-s. feur raii~- ffeas t"fIHfa. ors
snsi q she FAii hrins in ferns-s-s kHi thf
afksF in Mlssts-ipft Co kaavfs aFuf
sh= Ia, spsle tsat Iahn J. MeEar a
5rsa..,i IT, crowd FIRE. sx0ur-iru trans
asse run trsra Iaekson. Fenn-. as tof-
irth Saeh items arr valuable e. affa1
ifans g. STATE hisfeFF.
h Agricultural aua Mssharieaf CO..
isse auas are heinE tsrfr'iafsd go fa
G.rseu. s-a5 otheE eusntiss. anl iz j. rtf-
ias thr traste- = ies q trauhie eut ~
rss=s Tk= Alcrrn Gaiiezs trus.ess had
~ ssue sxP~rseaer- sH4 after Fas1nE
osss thsnsar.s dszlHars - naosr fsF rra
tsestan thss aalut protect. snl3 al their
I ks145r-s - Sssea c1sh- ans Fat tk-
Z messy ~ TIE state TrFassry- ihe ral
I isse ess. s pr esn1 infers=s ani ~ irus
tsss are nus DISTURBED - tisst-r tAirVcs
Mlns7s anA Beihasen Gs-ifge oqe--i
.plenssSiv 90 tkr II The sarealaeus AZ
Msnsaps. o. the 6r-t dav. uas ise. a.
. F<lhaEsn. - ou er,; dsy. ts-.iA~s iassl
ssuA@-ts Horh essalsre~ NH - tassa =
sher fan u4V4eisy. Thr faruiites lave
h-sn reansarnssi. aasl EVER sttiu- j. saavias
81 fos iahaEi u asa fEuitfzl .esssea-
t. C.sauaAsss Dispatch ru.kss ths
plsasszz annaznsvnssu; that ifen- ThoulE.
p. FrAnkiin. ~ that sity. has inhertsd
<ssa .s=a-cio-- - hall hln3Fei ihoa
sAn1 4allars-ty ,Ar 4eash Il an sxsd AT
rery rsch unrie n Ns~ Hampshire. Ger
rsll ; Frznkiin- Toss ~as ans q his So
clAIIy favorise kinSzsn- lie h fsForitr
Z ai.h .oorss wAo ars ~; KIN 20 hizu. ani
uho r~ioies In bis good fartune- e'us
thiHr Is very sure: il wos't taFn hss bal
lie sill - the s&zue grsisl. hig AszEte4
/ Ton Franklin
Hillmsa CoIiex.. CiiatSn la a splssd
cp~nirg, IT, snrolnsat first day being $50
I os whon 20 are hoaTiers- Il = th- for
/ ,ieth srssson- Ihis college. ur3-r DE A-3
I Nrs Hillman, did a gTAn4 woEk in higher
s.lu atom il Mississippi and !; = peasant
| 10 note sh4; President Wharton has Ie
stored il TO its ol9-tsrne pFestige.
The /. and C. opened Nth sso yossn.
ladies present There weTe go apPls-
| cauis Rscrut improvements Afford ca
paci,y for 80. - tha, President kineaz-
/ Ron : coufFonted with a eoniiiion-
/ S-A,,f t~.eLsr-s i, snsarmfa serr.aF ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

The eighth annual session Of the Va
enai Household Economical ss.o-ia-
on opfnesi IN Toronfo. Ont. ON tn.
| q. There are many delegates in at
tendance. representing the United
|stafes and canada.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

1t IS sid that $500 cabin passenger
have crossed the Atlantic 10 EGrcpc
fhis year. Assuming that the averag
expenditure of this class OF Traveller
on the other side IS about Ssao-and II
is probably more-that means nearly
so. .aco .ooo paid TO the foreigner.
Iyd6ite has been supplanted by
snoke-eyolviug shells. INTENDED 10 con
fuse the aim Of hostile xharPshooters
but a Prof Csmphausen- Of Amstsr-
dan. is out with bomb generating
fumes that will make breathing cifi-
suit or impossible for 100 yards around
the center Of explosion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

The state department. has received
. r~i-ors from the UniSed states con
~ a. I~u~rlf~- one OF the Canary
groap. saying that a severe earth
: aie Was felt "a that Island on Sep-
teal,er !. but that No material dAn-
~ vas dou~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Irafe Castc-asr to barh<rl-Yuu call .kis
hair cufs Locks as il yea had ehswee Il
Ct
Barber-wsli. .isssr, tbs y a free eoua
srT. aEs i ycz esz'i Ike i ska. ~gy, wkl
sSz'tyeaehsw & eG yczrsslfs Bos.ez Posl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

lord Wol~rley. the retiring British
camfsandcr-in-ehief. in an op~n letter
s.is the publie Wishing % honor the
returning ~nldi-rs 'o refrain. while
sxtcndiuE thsm a hearty welooune
from offering then Intoxicating
|lquors-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11
FORM or OFFICIAL BALLOT

fVE ELklEOH1
nr
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT.
tNois So Nlus
~ MNuog.
TT SlSSnN
Zr IANnHf-w. II
q M TMtENoND
, u LnWF
y q >TNNE
FEf~StEN gEoNT&
D. A. RAEHFR
ftiM AID wANES
HF sENHAlI.
: r. Nkl4nWLY.
tw WALKER
WILLIAM HsEGCs
u d. EAf-N
M WOsHs~
, 81 Pitts
riinNA~ RtnEE
= o. PRATT
r n rEEwrrr.
7 A. NINfNfs
" STREET.
a SIMPSON
= a. kDNuN NsoN.
JE~>E cur IMAM.
2 g Smith
ORANGE HARRINGTON.
JOHN M NAY.
TOR CONGRESS
Fir-s n.trtt
fNots fsr OurN
y : rANnfEE- 1R.
" piCNEN
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Ne. I
tssui ssrtiar ~ ~ the state Cen
.'isataau - ;hss 1t vil rrss o. fsisua.s
49, 50 rhrrs sAau D. . eaaatv au--
=ra shasf faat. ah-rh shau car.i.f =
H. pa tax. fa 10 r~sa,ns,i IN "a csaat 80
uksfs ~ .sn~ ). rsai ecss6 ans STATE
ecrzeu -ssi frnf. 20 - takes frrri
tA~ EsaFfai iu-i ia tA- state trsasarv.
wAarh 'orrfaer shas - sufft vaf 20
rsziafaiM tsa rrwsufn shaos IS fhe
tefm q tcar r.eufh- in esh hais-ft-
.ssf knt $50 oaanfE or serafat~ {. 'rs'l
1astrtef mag by an sii thsai tax fa
u4sHtain 81 s-tnsis far a irnrf fivr
tkaz ~ terr, q faar ronths Thr sat
csrnrsrr --haei far4 .tall - ai-tfihui-.l
$685. ~ several eatnfies art seaarnfs
.shasi d,stsu5fs ia rsnroEti1a 90 tas nua
t~r - s4aaah.e chitlr~n IN -. e. b
trtrru insi fFvm Gata collected thra "A
~ offoe q fhe state ~wrrfs-fer. a.
Edu.ailon - the usazarr o o. FFrses .t..l
by a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11
VOL. XXIV.

The German government has re-
seased several Of The large steamers
s<nt 90 san Fraucis~o und~r eontrsr.
TO transport horses 60 the German
troops In China.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Marshal Leonhod Won Biun~nshal.
The last surviving prominent German
general Of tAe franco-Pruxsian war,
,as reported. on the ID. 20 BE dan
.,roasiy IN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11
Biane the Bear

Farmers in 81. Louis county. No..
have been losing chickens and young
pigs. and blame an escaped bear Sew
erAl eoIored gentlemen are laughing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

The quarterly statement of the com
missioner of navigation shows that
- sailing vessels. of $3.50 gross tons,
we're built in the Cnited States. and
officially numbered during the quar-
Ter ended September 30. 1900 OF the
whole number 100 were built on the
Atlantic and gulf coasts, 2s on the Pa
slhe. y on the great lakes. and IS ON
the western rivers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Mr. Charles Smith died at Plaque
mine. la. reeen;ly. lie was spoken OF
a. . good citizen. and As saw-nlsr
had few Equals and no suDericra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

c. F. Galloway, aged 50 years. died
at Denver. Col. on the ID. from in
luries received by being struck by
tramway car. He IS believed TO have
heen the oldest newspaper editor in
The United States. lie was born in
Portage county, o.. learned the print
ing trade at Lawreneeburg. Ind. and
published and edited newspapers in
Ohio. Illinois. Missouri and Utah.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

IN accordance with Instructions re-
erised from the war department. Gen
AacArthur. commanding the troops
IN the Philippines. has made arrange
nen;s for the prompt transportation
from Taku to Manila of the United
States forces at Tien Tsin and PekiD.
lot included in the Legation guard"
10 be maintained at Pekin under the
PEI sopal command OF Gen Chaffee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Ths .istseafh ananat s-.sia os -.
intas'r.zl irsfifafe sui ts'i.-.e ar--u-i 90
osptralter - ultA an eFelfsa1as attsai
2Hrw - sfl-ifats. the sztrEsiFe iragrave.
lnrufs rs2s aHslnr fhe sasasr sr.lssszsl
th- eaTssa'y % at-sui so a-.l sf.lt ftas
Ha=ah~r ar nos enIsllsA is i car pr
poo - hook ia aa 'hs ! T. ausl &. anl 4
ara " e. ard pnirersify ssry so.uu. aas
vii give car realers tAs tsnsst q oar %
serratl..a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

IL is estimated that the amount OF
money alleged to have been embez-
fied by the former Spanish minister
10 ehii. Salvador Lopez \ GuiJarro, is
nore than 100000 The money be-
.onged to Spanish subjects. awarded
rs the Gillian government for dam
ages sustained during the resurrection
o' lssl- Guijarro disappeared without
paying one cent to claimants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

'oal shipments to tidewater have
Practically ceased over the Philadel-
lIia q Reading railway On the 4th
-ooat twenty cars passed down the
road. while the average before the
s'siAe was about fourteen hundred
esrs daily.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Ihe Choefav Fisin5ealsr deal. n ssz-
very pam u1rsis aho4t county Institutes
that THY are =oEse u fh- Egeass-ss ha-s-
bags rsih u alch thr pespis - ss5ssi ss1srs
have fn lutru1.- etc w have org
heeh 4 the opinion that u ths tirua anl
money srsut "a Institutes caa'4 b. raa.
oenif2ir1 N the normal. the tsaek-rs
would "a better Fesaifs. E5th i--s an
noyanee and exFen-e- Let ~ have naar.
AMI beti,r narnsis aasA abolish tie eoaz
~ insiitate 4ltasether.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Capt Dcvrrcux Shieiis. u ths Treaty
HiHih infantry, and alsy enlistc1 =aes,
acre captured recratiy ~ the Filipinos
shiie nsakisg an overland msFch- The
oaPtain was WOUNDED anl svsFAl of kis
men Killed. Capt shields uss iieuteaAnt
colonel Of the Second Mississippi Fexizszi
in the Spanish var lie Is a
gentleman by nature and a soldier ~ IL
stinct 4nd inclination.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11
The Rstert cesrteou..

The total intsrments in Jackson for
September we're s4-s white. l6 colorc1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

TAe D~Haoeraey Of TiPPah had hig
eagpa&e rAisin< at Ripley on the 1T.
Hoz- w NJ Cox made a grs4; speech. to
the d~iighr af the one thousand or more
- % wsrx useseaf-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

The &Bptist OrrhAnage at Jackson Is
r~ioirirg IN an artesian well. an abuniaa.
supply of wsse- having been OBJ ain ] al +.
arp;h If 80 feet- The water comes through
a thsSk strata OF White sand. ard il Is
thezrht th- fox Win be about los.005
gallons per cay.
Ths Jackson ice factory gets its water
from sn artesisn wei 100 feet ieep.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

The Gulf 4 ship Island railroad Is run
ring double daily passenger trains b.
tween Jackson and Calf Port. It. frsigat
husine~s would oocupy a double track.
Great is the G. 4 : T. Nov for The
Jackson, Columbus G Northeastern.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

Maj. William II. vassar. an Cd and
greatly esteemed citirsn II Aberdeen.
9sed in that city cz the 2ssh ul,. He vas
elected state Treasurer in Noye-sh<r,
lsSa. on the Acorn ticket.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS
By j. l. POWER


seaoi fa.f. 80 ssrh scu-,r rstas.s fis
e~n Fo3 Sax 'ef 60 oun a,hosts. srI -
rsst = tais faal -, iato ~ rerefai
STATE tiaift fian a. urlFf IA pfrseat
law. fAe uhse ceunfiee. whrre a large
srpouri = tAr pal tx IL ra3 uiii -
bstrtis4 fs iAf ehznsr. tci tbr hark
cpun'iss ~h.fe. caussisfirr ~ royaia
facn. But few rnlis are fa.a uii ies~ -
thr th4aer NJ STATE raa arrsrrrtafs.
ssasAiiv e. 1uaepa 20 sur7 st a. pua.
y shas arf thr fl tax. ~haA
suonnts q t'.rst sssa an. 60 20 make
W raff q it.s is-4 Unslsf ~ rrr.ast
1sw ihis aii 80 dafisrs h 1islris.atsl -
fAr hasfs ef a. mu.h 60 "a b s1nasAls
shi'ft tst r-i-f ths fsaf.a.s,i ehs-re ths
sstr - a.sirihsts s-5a tsla. - ~ kasis
y - e4a1atis ehi,ar-n. snl sAs stsa oa1
- fwrasa ia the -safutirs ~tsre rsll .
iar Aarkshrs Head e'sirs ttaf ~
s'arriHasuf. f 81 affel--~as b. s'sa--th h-r
ffetaais -wti -pnrk Fss.tite rrv-r
spa the ~ "a rrarftrs
it - questtea thai "a. t.a s-rr usf
dftrrt saass g. g. an a. hrf~ rar.aais-l
'se tctsr udi b. atie T. oor airr ,t -
thst ne ear. intslii-. .rfrs. t.t~ 90 o.
asaansi ii.
W. Aase hard - o. ai ireltss- fraa
az Guaffer 90 Ne
thr aaeFtion ui = -ssslit ..-4l a----.
rFrt rrsnirrs "a ra fsritv af fhr aaa "a
sirstoIs sutsnE Al the strsfin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

The stesi bridge TO he erected BY N.
A. e. y. railway at Jackson. will casf
S5o0e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-10-11

School teachers in separate school dis
;riets are nos eligible to membership %
text book co1nmitters for county aios-
tioa. The State Board Of Eincation has
50 decided
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20
Linen Department.

We have searched the markets
for the best things that could pos
sibly be found and we think we
have them.
70 inch Cream Damask, all lin
ell, worth 65cts. Special for 45c.
y inch extra heavy Double
Damask, worth 80 cents. Spe-
cial for 50 cents.
70 inch Bleached Damask worth
80 cents for IS cents.
y inch Full Bleached Damask,
worth 81 90, for rs cents.
20x20 inch Full Bleached Nap
kins, special +. for IS cents dozen.
22x22 inch Full Bleached Nap
klns, special. for 81 90 dozen.
1896 inch Hemmed Extra
Heavy Huck Towels, special 10
cents each.
22x42 inch Hemmed Huck Tow
els, extra heavy, special for 124
cents each.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20
Handkerchiefs

We break the worlds record on
Handkerchief. Our buyers closed
out several job lots from the mill.
Lot No. would be cheap at 10c
special sale sc.
Lot No. 2would be cheap at 1Sc,
special sale at 10c.
Lot No. 3 would pc cheap at 25c,
special sale, 15c.
You know what we have always
been on handkerchiefs. Now don t
miss this chance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20
Ladies Jackets
and Capes

When our buyers were in New
York they closed out over $1500.O0
worth of Capes and Jackets at
very low price, and we are going
to sell them the same way. We
will save you big money on them.
Ladies' all wool Jackets for $3.50
AS good as you can get for $500
elsewhere. Ladies Jackets $3.50
200, $50, 800, 400, 4.5O, 500,
$50. 600, and up to 1850.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20
Children's Shoes

We control the Maloney Bros.
Co., of Rochester, N. Y, line of
Children's Shoes. This is the
greatest line on earth. Child's
Dongola Patient Tip, sizes 3 to 6,
15c. Same shoe in sizes 5 to s,
25c. We have the strongest line
Of SOC, 75c, and $1.00 Shoes ever
shown in this part of the country.
Don't fail to see us when you want
Shoes. We can save you money
besides having the biggest stock
for you to make your selection
from.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20
Black Dress Goods

Fashions finger points to the
Black Dress Goods as a high fa-
vorite the coming season and GER
tainly there never was more
beautiful showing of these fab
RIGS. Black Dress Goods are al
ways stylish, always ready. Each
and every piece glittering sue
cess. Among the favorites will
be Pebble Cloth, Broadcloth,
Serges, Bibilenes, Clay Serges,
Cancels Hair Cheviots, Mohairs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20

and Glove Grain Shoe, with the
W in back, for 89c-never was
sold for less than a dollar. Wo-
mems Dongola Patent leather Tip
for 75c-always sold for dollar.
We will show you the best line Of
women's $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 200
2.50, and 300 Shoes you ever
looked at. Mems High Cut Kip
Tie for 81 .OO-never was sold for
less than $1.25. Mems Satin
Calf Shoes at $1.00-would be
cheap at 1925. We will show
you the most complete line of
Mems Satin Calf, English Calf,
Box Calf, French Calf, Wei Kid
Shoes you ever saw from 1925,
1.50, 1.75, 200, $50, 300, $50
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20
Pictures Enlarged
Free

When you trade the amount of
$500 with us in our Dry Goods,
Notions, Shoes, Gents Furnish
ings and Clothing, we will have
any one of your family pictures
enlarged free of cost, and any one
will be proud of these pictures as
they are genuine oil painting.
The painting would cost you $3.50.
We contracted for large quanti-
ty and get them cheap, and this
is why we can have the work done.
You can see the work at our store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20
Children's Clothing

We can give you the largest
stock to select from of any body
in this part of the country.
Child's all wool suits CSC, good as
you can buy anywhere for 1925.
You want to see our Toe, $1.00,
1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 200, $50 800
and 400 line of Boys Clothing.
We can save you rs to so per cent.
on your clothing purchase.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20

No doubt you have heard a
great deal about Shoes going to be
so high this fall. Well, if you re-
member, our Mr.. W, A. Florence
spent most of the summer in Bos-
ton, New York and Cincinnati,
the great shoe manufacturing
towns of the world Well. he
was there hunting good shoes
cheap. Well, we are going to
sell you Shoes cheaper this fall
than you ever bought them before,
as we bought them direct from
the manufacturer. Women's Oil
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20
Kid Cloves

We control the F. w. L. Kid
Glove. This is the best 81 glove
in the world. Every pair guaran-
teed. Our glove sales have over
doubled since we took agency for
this glove. When once tried, al
ways used.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-09-20
Ladies Plush Capes

Ladies' Plush Capes IS cents.
These Capes are as good as you
ever bought for $1.25.
Plush Capes 75c., $1.OO, 1.25,
LOO, 200, 2.50, 300, $50 up to
1880 each.