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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16
Oil Concern Organized
aztec OF and Development Company
the Name OF a New Corporation
with StrOun Baekina.


The oil boom ie still on. In addition
70 the organization Of the Durango and
New Mexico Oil company, mention Of
which was made recently ani articles Of
incorporation OF which are printed iE
this issue, a company to be known as
che Aztec OIL and Development com
pany is being formed to bore for oil in
this vicinity. Liberal subscriptions to
the stock Of the last named company
have been made by the people Of Aztec,
with a view to the early commencement
Of operations here.
The Aztec Oil and Development com
pany is capitalized for 100000, the par
value Of the shares being 81 each, There
viii be e5O,OOOof preferred stock issued
The resident directors are Col. w. n
Williams, Monroe Fields and A. T.
Fisher. The other four directors are
Messrs. B. N Freeman, W. O. Chap
man, Frank Eldredge and J. L. Parsons
Of Durango, Headquarters Of the com
pany will be at Aztec. B. N. Freeman
Of Durango will be the president Of the
corporation.
This company is projected by business
men OF established reputation and in
fluenee and it appears probable that i'm
portant benefits to the county in the
way Of development will result. It il
the announced intention Of the com
pany to sink we'll in the vicinity o
Aztec as soon as the necessary machin
cry can be procured.
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
animal at his ranck near Largo New Mexico
viz.
One bnckskin horse, black name and tai
without brand or mark.
The owner or owners Of said described ami
mas forfeit the same at the end OF the sever
months from the date Of the first publication
of this notice, unless claimed by the owner oi
owners thereof, or their agent, growing owner
ship and paying all legal charges thereon.
NICANOR CHAVEZ,
First pub. Aug. 2, 1901. Largo, n, N
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16
ofthe Fall Fair
List Of RACING Prizes for Colorado
New Mexico Fair at Durango
This Fall.

Thi8 Fall.
Arrangements have been completed
for the second annual Colorado-New
Mexico fair at Durango the second week
in October. A special feature this year
will be an Indian day, when 1000 Utes
and Navaios are expected,
The race program for the four days
is as follows:
First Day-Three eights mile, running.
First $3.50. second $50.
Harness race, pacing or trotting, best
two in three, must make 2.50, First sl0C,
second $50. third SIS.
Three-fourths Of a mile. running.
First $3.50, second $50,
Bicycle races for novices, one mile.
Fsrst $40, second IS.
Bicycle race, one mile, open to all.
First S15, second $3.50.
Second Day-One half mile dash.
First sl2O, second $50.
Harness race, pacing or trotting, must
make 2;36, best two in three. First $3.50,
second s75. third S25.
Bicycle race, one mile. Champion Of
San Juan, riders to have been in the
district sixty days. First s25, second
s125O.
Three-fourths Of a mile dash. First
$3.50, second $50.
Bicycle race, paced, one mile. Firoi
S15, second So
Third Day-Devoted exclusively tC
Indian races and sports OF all kinds.
Fourth Day-One.half mile, running
and repeat. First 5000. second $50.
One mile running First $780, sec
ond s100
Bicycle race, man vs.. horse, in opp
osite directions horse to pace or trot
Prize $50.
Consolation race, one-half mile
First S10O, second S25.
Bicycle race, one.fourth of mill
dash. First $3.50, second s. 90
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16
reachers' Normal institute.

Following is the program Of tns San
Juan County Teachers Normal ins,i-
tute. Il is to be held at Faruington
commencing Monday, August 10, con
tinuing ten days. All teachers are in
vited and expected to be present:
Sam. General exercises.
80 a. m. Arithmetic, c. A, Grommet, in
structor.
910 a. m, History and Civil Government, G
A, Grommet, instructor; Physiology, o. g
McEwen, instructor.
1Oa. m. Geography, Miss Waring, instructor
1910 a. m, Methods, G, A. Grommet in
s.ruct5r.
u2o a. N. orthograDhy, Miss WARNS I'M
structor.
1l:i5a m. Grammar, Miss Wrins, hstruc
tor.
SPIN. Discussions on Advanced Thought.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

rhe sale % thousands Of copies Of a
ten-eent maeazine at one dollar apiece
was very curious happening at the
tims % the Chicago Worlds Fair. The
Cosulopolitan prepared Worlds Fair
number, contributed to by many famous
writer's, and go thoroughly illustrated
that il surpassed even the most eX-
pensive book which had up to that time
heeu iseue5, IN those laws tire u1a.
gazine wac printed from two sets OF
plates only, and when these were worn
out It was impOssible, without a great
loss OF time, to put further additions on
the press, The newsdeRleFs, taking ad.
vantage Of THE condition, raised the
price Of the Cosmopolitan'e Worlds
Fair nunaber to one dollar copy. A
few sales we're even made toward the
close at the phenomenal figure of five
dollars. Undoubtedly this happening
was unique in q history Of magazine
literature. The Cosmopolitan will en-
deaVOE TO repeat its past success with
q Paa.AmeFican Exposition Number,
which even Dc more attractive X possible
than its Worlds Fair predecessor. The
most famous Of the country have been
invited 70 take part in the preparation
OF this Issue. After many days care
fUl stHdg OF all Of the wonderful scenes
Of the Exposition, more than hundred
photographs have been prepared. which,
taken as a whole, give a th1uough con-
eeption of the marVels of this Expo
eition. 1t is doubtful if any book, sell
ing at forty times the price Of the mag
azine, will give any description OF the
Fair which will approach in interest
and artistic value the SeptHmber Co.'S
mopOlitOn. Those who visit the Fair
will preserve this number as a delight
ful reference-b book in the years to come
and those who are unable to go there
will secure such a comprehensive view
Of its main attractions as will be we'll
worthy OF preservation,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

GAN JUAN COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
- (Catholfc population 95O) Headquarters
pro TEN Santa Rosa Church, BlancO p. o
Regular services, first and second Sunday Of
schOol for ohildren Immediately after mass.
AT B d. M, rosary, congregational Staging,
Bible history, pruyersi monthly services held az
GobeEnador, Martinez, Los Pino6. Several
Ton and Oiio are visited by the priest IN
charge. Rosa precinct, Rio Arriba Co, n. M.
catholic population 20W Is attended from
Santa Rosa church. Any commu nicatiOu on
church affairs or religious subjects should b0
addressed TO Catholic Priest, Blanco P.O .,
New Mexico
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Legal Notice.

Last viii and testament of Emily V. Hartley,
deceased.
To whom II may concern:
Notice is hereby given that l, Charles V.
Stafford. Clerk Of the Probage Court in and for
San Juan county. New Mexico territory, have
set the I'd day OF September, 1901, as the day
for proving the last will and testament OF said
Emily V. Hartley, deceased.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
CHAS. v. Stafford. Probate Clerk
BY Joe Prewitt, Deputy.
restamente Ultima Yoluntad de Emily V
Hartley deceased.
A quienes impOrte;
For esta Sc da aviso que yo Charles V. SAT
ford, Escyibano de la corte prueba de la Con
dado de San Juan Territorial de Nuevl
Meiico ha nombrado SeptiembIe 3 1901, come
el dia dor pr0badO el testimeute Ultiml
Voluntad de Emily V, Hartley fnado.
Dado baiO mi mano selo di dicho Cortl
Julio "a 1901. CHAS, v. STAFFORD,
EscribanO dc la Corte Prueba
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

The hay, eoITals, etcs owned by Pro
bate Judge j. B. Valdez ct Blanco,
burned down last Wednesday afternoon,
1t was with difficulty the flames were
prevented from spreading to the house,
The origin of the FIRE is unknown.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

Algebra, Latin, bookkeeping, physical
geography, physics, rhetoric and all the
common branches will be taught at the
Normal.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16
Total rainfall, .O3 inches.
Average maximum, 955 degrees.
Average minimum, 80.
DIR. E. G. CoNDIT, Observer.
Important Notice.

/, Zeller, the ieweler, has removed his
business to room in Colorado State bank
building Durango. With a full stock
Of watches, diamonds, iewelry, clocks
ETC., will meet all competition. Mail
orders promptly attended to.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
Articles Of Incorporation OF The Durango
and New Mexico OIL Company.

ana new mexico UiA company
Know all men by these PRESENTS That we,
Charles A. johnson, William II. White and
Frank H. Rivers, residents Of the State OF Col
OradO, have associated ourselves iOgUtuor as o
corporation under the name and style Of The
Durango and New Mexico OH Company for the
purpose OF becoming body corporate and
polite under aud by virtue Of the laws Of the
Territory of New Mexico, AN" tu accordance
with the provisions of the lave cf said Terri
tory we do hereby make execute ana ucknowl-
edge in duplicate this certificate In writing of
our intention SO TO becOmea body corporate,
under and by virtue Of said law
First The corporate name and style of our
said corporation shall be the Durango and New
Mexico oil Go. &
Second. The objects for which our said cor
poratiOn Is formed and Incorporated is for the
purpose Of acqdfring lands valuable for min
eral oils and 60 bore and dig OIL wells thereon
and therein and develop the mineral oils
therein being aud to acquire lands of probable
value for the mineral oils therein and TO dig
and bore wells therein and prospect and devol-
Op the mineral oils therein and to sell the
product Of all thereof and buy and sell and
lease any lands for the carrying out Of said
purposes and TO buy and sell mineral oils and
! bi-prOducts thereof.
Third. The capital stock Of our said corpo-
ration is One Million dollars TO be divided into
i0OJ00 shares OF Two and 50-l00 dollars each
Fourth. Onr said corporation is TO exist for
the term Of fifty years.
Fifth. The affairs and management of our
said corpOi alton is to be under the control Of
nine directors and Charles A. Johnson, Thos.
H. Tully William H. White, James Gormau
/ and John Haggart OF Durango, Colorado, and
\ Frederick Bunker, William Shaffer and Chas
| V. Stafford, Of Aztec, New Mexico, are hereby
/ selected to act as said Directors and to manage
! the affairs and concerns of said corporation for
/ the first three months, tOwit, until November
I 2. 1901
Sixth. The operations OF our said corpora
4 ton will be carried in the county OF San
Juan in the Territory OF New Mexico, and tho
] principal place of business Of said corporation
! within said territory of New Mexico shall be at
Aztec in San Juan county, in said Territory OF
| New Mexico.
Seventh. The principal business office OF
| said corporation for the meeting of its stock
| holders and the meeting Of its Board of Drec-
I tors shall be at the City Of Durango in thI
County of La Plata, in the State of Colorado
In accordance with the provisions of Section
456 of Chapter Que under the Title Of tht
Laws of said Territory.
Eighth The directors shall have power tC
make such prudential bylaws as they may
deem proper for the management Of the affair,
of this corporation, according to the Statute
in such case made and provided.
In testimony whereof We have hereunto SET
our hands and seals on this first day Of August
A. d. 1901.
CHAS. A. JOHNSON.
VIM. II WHITE
FRANK II RIVERS.
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RRWARp.

A reward of S1OO will be paid by this Associa-
tion to any person or persons furnishing infor-
nation that will lead to the arrest and cOnvic-
tion of any person OF persons stealing, driving
away or feloniously handling any stock belong
ing to any member OF this Association.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO,
headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County, New
Mexico; WI. Wright, President; j. R. VIII
liams Treasurer; Granville PendletOn, Secre-
tary; Board of Directors J. @. Dodson. K. h.
Stewart, H. B. Milleson, 7. N. Johnson, and
Frank MUIR.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

Following is the weither report for
week ending August 10, 1901, as observed
at Aztec, New Mexico:
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

Last wiil aad t6sJamsat 0i Aser fipKia,
decoused.
To whom 1t may ooncern
Notise Is hereby given that i, Charles V. Sat-
ford, Clerk OF the Probate Court in and for
San Juan county, New Mexico territory, have
set the ed day of September, 1901, as the day
for proving the last will and testament OF said
Aser Pipkin, deceased,
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court this 11th day Of July, 1901.
CHAS V. SAFFORD, Probate Clerk
By Joe Prewitt, Deputy
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16
DIRECTORY.

pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH - Morning SER
I vices on the first and third Sundays #
each month at eleven o'clock. Evening ser.
vices every sunday night at eight o'clock.
on Wednesday evening at 500 ,. m. ]. r..
COOPER, Pastor
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

Engineer Wigglesworth's surveying
corps for the Durango-C Clifton railroad
is now at the Faulkner ranch, six miles
north Of Aztec, and the surveyors will
be in Aztec by next week. 1t is uu-
derstood that the line Of survey follows
the base Of the hills through this part
Of the valley. In that case, the course
of the road would be just east Of Aztec
between the town. site and the mesas
thus avoiding any Interference with the
orchards and ranches here. Such a
route would be perhaps the most prac
ticable that could be undertaken.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

Cucumbers for pickling, % cents
hundred. one half mile south Of Aztec.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

A ZTEC POST so. IS. G. A. R-Mects At
"A call OF POss Commander, Aztec. New
Mexico. W. III. WILLIAMS, Post COmman-
der G.. W. MCCOY, Adiutant.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

Bee fixtures and furniture for sale
Apply to J.. T. McQuillsn. Flora Vista.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16
smeIter city Papers.

From the Durango Democrat.
Not a single homeseeker has ex-
pressed other than satisfaction. with the
Pennington Aztec fruit belt.
The engineers corps was twenty one
miles below Durango Saturday night
and by end Of week will be we'll on 20
wards the suburbs Of Aztec. The "colts"
will enjoy life in the fruit and cucumber
belt.
Durango's coming fair will be a rep
-resentative exhibit Of the soil products
Of southwestern Colorado and north
eastern New Mexico. II will demon
strateNto the most skeptical that we
make no claim to excellence in growth
and yield that we can not substanti ate,
as the products Of the soil will be in ev-
idence. All Missourians will be showed.
Granville Pendleton, the great origi-
nal boomer from Aztec, is in Durango on
a visit to his family. His faith in his
section grows like the green bay tree
and the march Of events 10 making the
hot air Of yesterday realities Of today.
Aztec will have a statute Of Pendleton
in her hall of fame and there'll be a halo
about his head.
L. @. Jakway returned from visit to
the FarmingtOn-Aztec fruit belt yes
terday and he is enthusiastic over the
outlook. Says the crops are great, the
prices are high and the market ready
for all that is grown or produced in San
Juan county, New Mexico. Mr.. Jakway
was particularly enthused over the corn
crop, as his mills stock are heavy con-
sumere of corn. His visit was largely in
/ ss.A. .n IL a
as he has sold four carloads THE year
and expects to handle the bulk OF the
fifth car Of Champion machines before
the season Closes
From the Durango Herald.
The Herald has perused and exam
ined many interesting pamphlets, but
the one issued by the Western Ranch
and Irrigation company, Of which james
! w. Wilson is president and genera
manager, takes the premium. 1t con
sists of "a pages, 8xi3, devoted exclusive
ly to San Juan county, N. NJ. and it II
the best exposition of the resources o
our southern neighbor that has ever ap
peared. 1t gives a complete description
of the county and its 7arious resources
profusely illustrated. There is not {
personal write up in the work, and /
will therefore have far more weight will
those seeking homes in the west. Al
the pamphlet will be liberaly circulated
in the east, it is bound to be Of grea
benefit to the entire eouthWest-mor
9han men can accomplish in persona
Write-ups in ten thousand years, auI
il Durango merchants would spend thei
money for something of like character
instead of tossing it off to outsiders 70
a personal write-up that viii be throw
to one side, something would be accom-
plished for Durango. Men who com
to Durango aud get fat rake-of, laugl
in their sleeves over the rank sucker
they encounter. O. e. M5Conell ha
the only copy Of the pamphlet so far re
ceived in Durango and merchants AM
those interested d in the county shoul
look It over,
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Testamense tI Y Ultima volu

Testamente Ultima Voluntad de AseI
Pipkin finadO.
quines impOrte;
For esta Sc da avisO, que 20 Charles v. SAT-
ford, EscribanO de la cOrte prueba de la Goa
dadO de San Juan TerritOriO de Nuevh Me
iico ha nombradO Septienbre 2, 1901, como 81
dia Dor probado ell testimente y Ultima Vol
untad de Aser Pipkin finado.
Dado baio mi mano sello di dtchO Cortt
Julio H. 1901. -
CHARLES V. Stafford,
Escribano de la COrte Prueba
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CHAS. A. JOHNSON.
VIM. II. WHITE.
FRANK " RIVERS.
STATE OF COLORADO, [ sc
La plata Comfy. '

I, John G. Price, Clerk of the District Court
in and for SAID county and state aforesaid.
hereby certify that on the first day OF August,
A d. 1901, personally appeared before me in
Plata and state of Colorado, Charles A. john
son, William H. White and Frank II. Rivers, to
me personally known to be the same identical
persons who executed the foregoing articles Of
incorporation OF the Durango and New Mexico
OIL company and each severally acknowledged
that they each fer himself and not one for the
other executed the same for the purposes
therein set forth.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my
hand and my official seal the day aud the
year FIRST above written
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- VI 4 M III
Clerk of the District oour

Filed for record ia the office Of the Secretary
Of New Mexico, at . o'clock a. m. on the 9TH
day of'August A. ID. 1901.
J. w. RAYNOLDS, Secretary.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-16

Stafford. Probate Clerk.
BY Joe Prewitt, Deputy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-19

vILLIAN MCKINLEY.

A. as O'CLOCK Saturday morn
i1z. President william NeKinIey'.
spirit passed Izto the great 1e
Ysnf- Contrary 20 he presiIe-
Tons Of nshT par.isau organs
and polir.esI opponents. he mace
.srrng The four and a half ysars
Of as ADMINISTRATION Que 81 me
1e=s presidents hat ever seru-
ped r1- Nni-@ HsH--
- sfafesmaa- AZ a citizen. ~
ca---Ssa1 <eatienaa- President
NekIas-T Va model H "a.
greatly beloved y al 7---ou.s.
f-t~-is. sat highly e-re-net AMI
re<Dectet Throughout ne cIvII. L
IF EariL MeKig4eys siaasi =
feeling f1r the SOUTH Ant as
-aefsal policy Iii more 70 aalre
tas Worm add Ssata than azy
generations o. statesmen continued.
our e1ssre 1sEiGa - plunged
.1fO Z--ef 3y the feaIh Of rhIs
x--at a1d good nan I1l heart a-.-
sympathy Ia. 5eea manifested. o.
A. eIglllxef- azffou-
TIE remains wi % iarsr-zt A
Is hGne a. Canton Ohi0. a,
O'Clock hrs afternoon. "a The
1-r-szs. OF a L4-z- cn1coa-se 81
irl>al.s- oaSa pallr1cza. All Per
ssBazs4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-19
Communicated

= /. al Ilstl-cIr-- fae-. nat
: story -epear- ir--sE Pretty ..i.lu
ffcer 80 g0uf-r-a rlse var. ta4-a
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n41y II sG- eSs0rs1 esaxs- aazse-
ooT. AIT some re1 -efI.~1 20
s9rS- Il cs--Aln s0ez.Irl-s ant
ios1s- W earn her have sSr1n-st
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tAsT g0H.t a9- work i5r CERTAIN
larl-les. A Gsr nat. here n yaE
g gooc -pa.1n- SreDut- - EIii
1Ss IN 1gs 0g- tang 4 W eooS.
E- VII 1at Wa ar ron Or III a
eov@
i - Know that some OF u.
most -eil4sle e1I8ret nen- Eha
Ar pre-Inet. % know The colarer.
Ealen 12v- 5eea 4sxe1 20 .e
ere e0a4- % helps. s-par-. pen
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van % work Ar zoE xni1x "a
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ID they I've = replied 4 1au''
xaoE sar- SaOE have % WORK
ao- M -IELGx
It's SAT- ge have 1ftle1 hHn
1-es- e0l0re1 people u sa- sr1a1d
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led that many People tor 0n-
LAY AGIs-seec-Fs complain 81
5rosen l0oxs Ant -Sal-s proc-rry
az 81 slM0>s nigatiy 0ecarrpnee
Has Z ever occurred 20 our eIri
LES how little work aanv O.
these people 10 20 make a living
TIE great majority work only ~,
taTs u . E--E- The COOKS tso
s1lrts 81 a t47- vale the y--a
IA. orIty Of the white people o
tEe state work six tays to get Al
E01esr living
NOGlt = not De vel for thss,
az our Community Ea0 are I1rer
-sret a having good servants. I.
- A. 0lhers have done. MAKE ar
raage1eaIs 20 get some Ssedes
OF other nationality. 10 axe al
the E0rs the c0I0red women ~
Use TO perform OF course II ",
get any tEers must Dc enough :,
form q society Of their Own -
EOrt 20 the wise - s4fHeIent-
CITIZEN.
OxforI-. Sept I1tn- 1901.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-19

Miszes PEtie Lara and tEIdrrtt
Harf- at Memphis. sno have been
spea.iing several tags With their
saatz. Misses Frr-rssn- Ien Sunday
far g1efr home
Owing 70 the Incsemencv Of the
weather Rev Vitae did uot I'll his
regular appointment at Orrsosd
sunday.
Ars. Lou 3afart and Children
az Naitehaven- r-aa-- who nave
s-~n spending SEVERN x-ess WITH
rslarrv-S and frfendAL returned to
taetI home Tuesday
B<a $ta5os. of Baldwin "a. IN
community saturday he s4s %
Esrv Important business
Mss Ca-rye rsa-y paid . iy ing
visit 20 -Aba~vIIle AsadAy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-19
The COmmOner.
wills J. BryGa P-r4

The Commener has attained
within sEx mouths from date Of tie
arst issue a circulation Of La. n<.l
copies a record probably never
e9a2ied IN the history Of American
periodical Literature. The unoar
Allied growth Of this paper demon.
strates that there 10 room in rhe
newspaper field for . national IA
per devoted TO the discussion u
political, economic and social
problems. To the eoIamns Of the
Comnoner Mr.. Bryan contribute,
ans best Efforts aud his revrev
Of political events a. they zrise
from time to time can not E2sl to
interest those Who stzdy public
quesrious-
The Coumo1srfs regular sab
scrIptlon price 10 Oh On per year.
We have arranged With Mr. Bryan
whereby We eau furnish his paper
and The EAGLE t0gS Their tor one
year for OIL 70 The regular sub
serIptiou price Of the rso papers
vhea subscribed for separately -
zoo IN advance
II you want all the news take
THE EA6LK-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-09-19

Notwithstanding the err Of hard
tines al over re 5ozEh- a lzrxsr
nancer Of boys ant girls haye
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