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Armitta ]. Anderson for "Kaffee
Klatsche.'' at which frivolity and
fancy work were permitted subjects Of
discussion.
At the proper hour luncheon was
served, all being seated at a large
table decorated with asparagus fern.
The plate cards were tulips, daintily
done in water color by Miss Martha
Cline. one Of the club daughters. con-
tanning the menu-done into German
which in spite of it's formidable
nomenclature was pronounced deli
ciOus.
A search for names of well known
authors. concealed in a rhyme. was pur
sued with zest between the courses.
In addition to the club membership
Mrs. Hall, of Dunbar, and Mrs. Traut,
Of GibbOn, were present as guests.
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The Woman's club met Monday af-
ternoon to elect officers for the ensuing
year, and delegates to the national and
state federations. Previous to the elec-
ton Mrs. Plummer gave a parliament
tary drill. The following officers were
unanimously elected amid great enthu
siasm: For president, Mrs. F. M.
Hall; first vice president, Mrs. F. N.
Gibson; second vice president, Mrs. H.
H. Wheeler; recording secretary, Miss
Jeanette Green; treasurer. Mrs. George
Schwake; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
]. F. Stevens; auditor, Mrs. H. NJ.
Bushnell. Delegates to the biennial
meeting Of the national federation of
Women's clubs, to be held in Los An
geles in May, Mrs. M. D. Welch, Mrs.
Lee Arnett, Mrs. George Haskell; al
ternates, Mrs. J. NJ. Lucas. Mrs. w.
D. FITZGERALD. Mrs. Nellie p. Agnew.
Delegates to the meeting Of the state
federation to be held in Columbus in
October, Mesdames M. H. Everett. j.
w. johnson. w. A. POynter, Callen
Thompson, Milton Scott, w. M. Morn
ing, j. w. Winger; alternates. Mes
DANES A. w. Field, w. H. Bagnall, E.
c. Rewick, H. A. Babcock. w. C. Hen
ry, Henry Gund, r. Heron.
4 4 e
After the election Mrs. Hall, the pres
ident elect, was called to the platform
and made a brief speech in which she
asked the cooperation of all the club
members. Mrs. Bushnell. the president,
announced that the next regular pro-
gram would be given on Saint Patrick's
day by the music department.
x x x
The members of the w. T. NJ. and
their husbands were entertained at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ].
Hess, S37 North 2Sth street last Sat-
urday evening from seven to half after
eleven o'clock, at an old fashioned hard
times party. 1t was, as the name i'm
plies, informal in character, and at the
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CLUB NO T ES
THE WEEKS REVIEW

Sorosis met Tuesday with Mrs. A. E.
Burnett. Mrs. A. J. Sawyer spoke on
THE Ethics of the Home
4 x x
Mrs. w. H. McCreery was elected to
represent the Century club as its dele
gate to the biennial meeting of women's
clubs at Los Angeles in May.
X X x
The history department of the Wo-
mans Club met Thursday afternoon.
Professor H. w. Caldwell lectured on
THE Financial History of Our Coun-
try from 1883 to 1920"
The Century club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. S. H. Atwood. Mrs. w.
E. Kirker read a paper on Khedive
Ishmael. Mrs. w. A. Lindlay reviewed
''The Velvet Glove" The following Of
ficers for next year were elected:
president, Mrs. Albert E. Davisson
vice president, Mrs. George Haskell:
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. E. Lewis
Baker.
The society of the Hall in the Grove
met last Friday with Mrs. Farnham
Smith. Mrs. Wadsworth read a bio
graphical sketch of Dante. Mrs. Stein
read a paper on the story of the "Di-
vine Comedy" DIR. Wood explained the
terraces in the Inferno" by means of
a map The Louisiana purchase was
discussed The society will meet next
Friday with Mrs. j. E. Orcutt.
4 x X
Chapter X. of P. E. o., met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. o. 1. AK
tell The annual election of officers re-
suited as follows: for president Mrs.
George d. Folmer; vice president, Mrs.
C. s. Jones: treasurer, Mrs. Haydn
Myer; recording secretary, Miss Red
ford: corresponding secretary, Mrs. E.
Smith; chaplain, Mrs. r. NJ. Russell.
One new member. Miss Ringer, was in
itiated.
Mrs. E. P. Savage was the recipient
of a handsome gift this week, a golden
jewel casket, beautifully engraved.
from the members of the young mems
republican club. w. G. Roberts. presi-
dent of the club made the presentation
in the name of the club, saying that it
was done in recognition of the courte-
sy, kindness and gracious hospitality
of Mrs. Savage when she and the gov
ernor gave a reception recently to the
club and some of it's honored guests.
Mrs. Savage greatly appreciates the
thoughtfulness of the club and the
beauty of the gift.
4 4 x
On Friday afternoon, February Is,
the Minden Woman's Club having
previously settled to their satisfaction
the questions of Trusts" and Labor
I-uiops, and of the s.Sreat American
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in narcotics. rather than an inferior
quality Of brains. that keeps the class
standing Of the young men In the uni
versity SO much lower than that of the
young women.
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A. TilIman to Fame

hS tuman 70 ramG
Tillman's reputation as "A speaker is
based on fiimsy performance. A few
months ago he spoke in Lincoln on
the dispensary liquor regime which as
governor of South Carolina he was in
strumental i'm introducing into the
state. An audience assembled out of
curiosity to see a man whose name ap-
pears constantly I'm the newspapers.
The first third Of his lecture was con-
sumed in a rambling eulogy of him.
self. Those who had come TO hear
drinking went away disappointed. His
lecture had neither body nor limbs,
neither beginning nor end. He left
out the essentials and discussed trifies.
At the end of an hour and half
when ne should have been thinking of
gathering the loose ends of his talk to-
gether and tying them. his subject was
inextricably tangled and disappointed
auditors were leaving by dozens. He is
intellectually weak. but a good fighter,
and he has strong emotions. He has
also the communicable gift of the ora
tor. People listen to him as they drink
whiskey There is no sense in it but it
is vaguely and hopefully exciting.
He reproaches the President for hav-
ing withdrawn the invitation to the
White house dinner with Prince Henry,
and refers i'm the southern manner to
his honor. a peculiar quality which
northerners do not understand. 1t
seems a man can possess IL who out
RACES all the proprieties in his speech
and i'm his conduct He was invited by
the President not because he was Till
man but because he was a senator.
When he affronted the senate the Pres
ident very properly withdrew the in
vitation.
AS soon as senators are elected di-
rectly by the people they will cease
to regard themselves statuesquely as
they do at present and the body will
have more real. and less assumed dig
nifty.
Mr.. Editor Che wrote): You will very
kindly note there's poem and a
stamp enclosed within. II the poem
stands no show, use the stamp to let
me know-but I'll be a poet yet, you
bet. ]. FLYNN.
Then the editor wrote back:
although worth it doesn't lack, yet
such maudlin rhymes as yours are sell
dom read. Here's 81 for your letter.
which is infinitely better than your
poem. which you'll find enclosed.
THE ED.
The Smart Set.
y z x
The bishop of London tells clever
anecdote of a certain country curate.
He was calling on the great lady of
the village. and introduced his newly
married wife as "a poor thing. mad
anne. but mine own" whereupon the
lady. looking at the curate severely,
replied:
your wife ought to have introduced
you as poorer thing, but my
owner Short Stories.
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famous in East Lincoln society circles.
AS the guests arrived they were obliged
to go on dress parade before the
previous arrivals, furnishing no end
of merriment At s o'clock supper was
announced down stairs, the gentlemen
having found their partners in an in
genius and laughable manner arranged
by the hostess. 1t was served at eight
small tables lighted by old fashioned
tallow candles fastened to the top of
baking powder cans and the menu was
as follows: Pork and beans, Boston
brown bread, pickles, apple-sauce,
doughnuts, pumpkin pie and coffee.
After supper Deestrict School was
called to order by the school marm
Mrs. A. G. Evans. Mr.. Hood and Mrs.
Gentzler chose sides for a spelling bee
but as none Of the boys and girls had
studied their lessons they all failed the
first round. This was followed by a
literary program and such classics as
Mary had a little lamb, Twinkle
twinkle little star, The boy stood on
the burning deck, and so forth, were
very touchingly rendered by the differ
ent scholars. After charades and old
fashioned music the guests voted Mr..
Hood and Mrs. Gentzler as having been
most appropriately attired for the oc-
casion and We're awarded suitable and
extremely useful prizes, garden hoe
and wash board respectively
Nl,,h
Mesdames Compton, Clark, Evans. Ed
Gilman. Gentzler, Hess, Hood, Kauf-
man. Lane, Lasch, Mickey, Pierce,
Switzer, Steele, Sherdeman, Burr.
Bartlett, Deck. Harlan, HOLDEN, Keim.
Masters, Morse, Widener, Rolly, Hess
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Grove of
Omaha and Mr.. Russell Gentzler.
The LOtos club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. s. H. Burnham. Mr.
Albert Watkins talked on "Anarchism
and Socialism"
UP-TO-DATE BUSINESS MAXIMS.
George Ade contributes to the Cen
tury's Year of American Humor" a
Modern Fable of the Old Fox and the
Young Fox printed in the March
number. Here is some of the formers
sage advice:
Get acquainted with the Heads of
Departments and permit the Subordi-
mates to become acquainted with you.
Always be easily Familiar with
those who are termed Great in the
Public Prints. They are so accustom-
ed to Difference and Humility, it is
positive Relief to meet jaunty Equal.
THE first Sign of Extravaganza is
to buy Trousers that one does not
need. Every Young Man on a Salary
should beware of the Trousers Habit
do not give Aims promiscuously
Select the Unworthy Poor and make
them Happy. To give to the Deserv-
ing is a Duty, but to help the Improvi-
dent Drinking Glass is clear Generosi-
ty, so that the Donor has Right to
be warmed by a Selfish Pride and
count on a most fiatering Obituary.
Never try to get into Society, so
called. Those who Try seldom get in,
and il they do edge through the Por-
tails they always feel Clammy and Un-
worthy when under the Scrutiny of
the Elect. Sit outside and appear In
different, and after a while they may
Send for you. If not, it will be Money
in your Pocket.
Never Write when you can Tele-
graph, and i'm Wiring always use more
than Ten Words This is the Short Cut
10 being regarded as a Napoleon. The
Extra Words cost only few Cents,
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On Friday afternoon, February Is,
the Minden Woman's Club having
previously settled to their satisfaction
the questions of Trusts" and Labor
Unions and of the Great American
Novel; repaired to the home of Frau
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Jay-"Yes, sir; when I was in New
York a sharper robbed me of fifty
dollars
Hay-"why didn't you call police.
MANI"
Jay-"Well, I thought fifty dollars
was enough. h."-Philadelphia Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
-Capt- Dick Coming.

The Athens. TIA Duly Banner
speaking OF Capt Dick says.
The best local entertainment ever
given Ii Athens was the perform
anes of Bertrfm & w Harris mill
J4ry play Capt Diekr az the
opera house Lasr night by home
and University taIeat- The pro-
GHetioa was under the personal
direction OF the authors and the
beautiful performance vas a high
compliment To these gentlemen
and 10 the talented Amateurs who
composed the east. The UnIver-
sltY Of Georgia and the LHey Cobb
Female Institute attended IN full.
the appearance OF nor than TOO
students made the s1eaes IN front
of the curtain quite interesting as
they manifested their approval Of
the play aud actors Ia al entLasI-
asEIe college mEnaer- THIS l. the
play that the ladies' of the C. p
Church are going to present at the
Opera House On Tuesday night.
Nay 9th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

L. O. a. Lamar Camp 80. Z. >.
a. mel FrutsY aighs and a good
number we're present
The talia wtn- officers were then
elected tor the ensuing year
C0mman ttntJ. I. Palmer
1t Lievt- i z Holmes
=nd LIeut-R.& Burt
AdjuEIR-2 r. Wright.
Seerptary-N inner Kennedy.
TrgAaIreE[ e. logan
Chapiala-&ev- y W-P BGc0n
Hstorrtn-D " Eimhruush-
>Grge01-- p Wuk1r-
Colnr Bear2r-T " Staus.
The Camp discussed the Dgr-
chase OF BeaEvolr All 1sei,tst
10 a=S the people 10 assist In the
zuod w9rS 4G4 requested the
newspapers to opeR their columns
70 receive subscriptions.
Tie Camp decided 70 give a
strawberry sappee ao9Gt May Is,
ter the beaedt Of the Be9uvafr
fund and CeG FaIsnsr. Dr. Wright
II y Moore aud 2 ;. Bart were
appointed a committee on -ame.
end the Daughters ct ere COnled-
eraey are assei assist.
liz WIS ordered that the Camp
attend in a body the Decoration
services on SUNDAY. Nay tlth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
The EEowE5n. Club.

y very dslighstaI meeting O.
tie Browning Clu5 sas heId AprII
Sth- at the rcsItaee Of Mrs Row.
land.
The guest Of honor vas the
mother Of cur hostess. all enjoyed
the presence OF this lovely wo-
man. There was a good attend
ance Of members.
One OF the most enjoyable fra-
lures OF the afternoon was the
quotations. Each IIty resPoud-
ed TO roll call with a fable Some
were long. some we're short. and
all were Llughable and all hal
good morals. Egypt =a5 the sab
Jeet fer the afternoon The fol
lowing Program vas well render
cd
Ancis nc Memphis and Pyramids Of
Sahar1-Nr4 Dsupree.
Essay In the Valley on the Nfle-NTrs.
Hudsou-
The Streets. Mosques aud Museums Of
CIr@Mrs. Ionus1E-
Several ladiss we're ready with
interesting back papers. The Ia
Dies discussed at some length
several interesting questions be-
the house They then al
IoGrued to meet April -eL. at 3
p N with Nrs. SULTAN
SEERFTXFV-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
Or MEN AND "

On pavement crossing and sidewalk,
Il man viii stInf and spit and 11lk-
And cares not who may make eogs-
ptaiat-
a rh her dainty frlls OF silk And Ilce
\ woman neatly sweeps the place.
And never dIres TO make complaint,
Thoags she cleans the streets against
her will
Her h1shazd pays the dry goods bill
And tins she draws from him com
PiaIn1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
Strsyed or stolen.

From my home. three quarters
of n ulle north of Oxford on
Saturday, April ). one dark brown
moody Cow, with white heart
shaped spot in forehead and white
spots on hind quarter Unmarked
Any I~-4ornafI0H Will be rewarded
T. NJ kIRKBRTDE
Oxford, Hiss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

n double veraadsh - soon 10 be
euItE around the south and east
side Of the Commercial Hotel
which viii DC a great convenience
To travellers lodging there aud
add mach 20 the beauty OF the
square
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Several citizens of our tawn
have suggested that u streets be
sprinkled with crude oil instead
Of water They assert that where
street sprinkiing with oil has been
tried 1t has proved cheaper than
water, and the ground soon be
comes baked, hard and frm- 50
that there = little dust and no
mud even IN winter, after heavy
rains. III this Il true, the suggest
ed method would be tar superior
to the present way of keeping
down the dust, and beneficial 70
the town the year aroaRd- We
believe it would be well, however
to thoroughly test the oil sprink.
ing upon the sqgAre. and the cost
calculated before its adoption
While he heartily advocate i'm
provemenf III all lines, We believe
in not OVERRIDING our ability 10
meet public expeaze.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

The kid team accompanied by
Manager James Stone Jr- went
TO Water Valley Saturday to play
the kid team OF thai place. That
evening Uncle T0pp got the fol
lowing telegram Oxford 50
Water Valley ~ Signed U.s. II
IS understood that they will ehaI
Ienge the University team on then
return home from their victorious
tour
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

The State Federation Of We.
meas CUBS meets In OxoIona.
A9rI1 ~ and May Isl Hrs De1-
Pree- Mrs yotnSoG- Mrs LeaveiI,
Ma NetlSan and Mrs sultan vii
represent the Browning Club AZ
that Couvenglaa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

The University Of Mississippi
base bail team played IaEea games
during the past Week vita the
University OF Alabama a. Tgsea-
leossa- but with disastrous results
The team also met with defeat IN
a match game with Jefferson Col
Lege NJ w Washington Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

District Attorney W. \ RSane
returned Saturday nIgat from
BaresvIIIe- where ne his oeen AZ
tending court tor the past TIVE
weeks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Mrs W G. Chiffon has returned
from Atlanta. Gs- where she gave
a reading under the auspices 81
the Lyeeum Leeiare Bureau Of
Memphis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Afev bales of cotton still coz
tIRUes TO come to market showing
that a few OF our farmers can reap
the benefit of the rIse IN the Eseey.
II not all.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

M T. H. Tlekett- Of CssxeIL
was a welcome visitor at this a15Ce
Tuesday We are glad to pGlee
ms name apon our Subscription
list
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

No services we're held in the
Baptist or Presbyterian churches
Sunday. owing to- the absence of
the pastors 0fEh0se denominations
Rev W. D. HeddEesseu being IN
ATTENDANCE of Prsshytery In the
Southern part of the State. and
Rev. N W. p Bacon Is conducting
. pfosraeted meeting IN Nsteaez.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Rev-J- N Eimmoas and Nj.
NJ Sanders have returned Euas
SalrIios Mss Ea SAEeh place they
went ~ teiegars 10 the Pres0x-
terry held there EI-C week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

The appeal cases of VIII Mathis.
W hit Owens and Orlando Lester
have been postponed for argument
until Monday Hon r H. rn0mp-
son. Of Jackson Will represent
Ovens before the Supreme Court,
and make an oral argument In his
behalf before that tribunal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

The University T8assrlaI SsaL.La
- the place where you get a Tree
SHINE with every shave Good
x0rSnansAIpe clean towels All
sAarp raxaEsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Kiss Ella May Crouch who = a
student OF the Grenada Business
College. - spending the week with
her parents. Mr. aad Mrs. K n
Crouch
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Mr.. Smart jones, of PznlTs Val
ley, Ind Ter spent Last veek with
HIS parents, DIR. and Mrs- E. w.
Jones'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Mr.. William HArdcassle, Of T4y-
lorfs, spent Monday In Oxford,
and VAS . pleasant caller AZ this
once.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Hrx Harris and children and
Nsss Ward of Water Valley. spenI
last week With Mrs Prank Foust
on Depot street
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

The case ct the STATE "a W D.
Moore OF this county was tried IN
BAEesvIfis. ass week and resulted
N a hung jury Zen were n favor
Of aeg91ELaI and 1su fur euGyIesIaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Mrs. & P Gray accompanied
by her sou NJ wmlred Gray b<n
Tuesday tug Has Springs ARK
Hr& Gray VIII remain several
weeks f1r her health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Chenoveth- the painter. dseora
tor and paper hanger, will tx your
home up handsomely for the
sprIng-send IN your orders To
RENDERS drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
TIE REMEDY F0a you Is
OXYGEN.

IL has stood the test or II years. i
pleasant to 5Eks, II recommended By
well known men anti women. vino
have been cured By it's use, % disease,
chronic IL well a. acute ~ have
their permission % give yoU ulmes
ard testimonials We have Home
Treatment To be used at home amt Of
dee treatment administered 1T our
Office at fIIs Ct rard street.
During the past 20 years we have
hsen remarkably successful in the
treatment CT &sthnI. Bronchitis,
Consumption, C15rrIh- rheumatism,
NegraIgTa- Headache. Nervous Pros
traElou. General Debility etc Treat
ment > By m.llalIon and leaves n
unpleasant Effects.
Way not fuvissigIte- We vii glad
.fy give you information and furnish
p-ucE OF our st.Esmeuts-
If cvs-w0rked- physically or meuH-
ally. our treatment VIII mfu=e new
rH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Little Lee, Dr. and nrs- T. l.
Rileyis baby boy, has oeen quite
SICK with pneunonia. but i i'm
proving
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
Fertilizers FertiIizer>y!

View j. the ttme % f.rtIIl-e
your band and prepare 6or tine
ewmIng crop. We carry Cur
rIs's Standard Fertilizers for
CJtfou- Corn and Vegetables.
VIII sell IN any quantity from
11D pounds up Try these
standard fertilizers AMI double
the yield of your crop.
w I. Turner & SDNs.
Acid Pa1~ph1te. selling price SIS
Alkaline oEe Il La
FOB cor ON
Currie's &cd Phosphate Analysis
Availlbie Phosphate Acid Lii G,
- per cent
CURES ALKALINE BONE.
Available Phosphate Acid % b. L
per cent.
InscuIhle - % : Der cent
Actual Potash 10 Is per cezr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Mrs Il B. Norris and Miss Lula
Summons Of Lafayette Springs,
spent Last week with their reIa-
tive Mrs C. 4. NeCharea.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Misses ada wonble. Emily
SartOr and Cora Hoil0weil OF
Paris. visited Miss Beanie Knight
Izst week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Mrs z a. Foster AMI little
daughter left Friday for Dublin.
Texas. TO visit their grand mother,
Mrs Margaret JACKSON
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Few W. l. H2rgis viii take yeQr
order for q N0aan<nr- lot eneiss-
9rv, or anything IN the marble line
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

All parties desiring TOmbstones
should call on L. K BogaFd- local
agent for W. B. Bradbury Marble
Works, OF Holly Springs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

When you want u good Shave
Hair Gus or Shampoo, 60 the Uni
versIty TonsoriaI StadIo- Salts
fletIoG guaranteed or your money
refunded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Dr. r. W Jones of the UnIveF.
s1ty- - visiting the affiliated
schools IN the western part Of the
State this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

NE 7. a Winter and family
have moved Tara gae Green House
On the Ssrth east eorn<r Of sAe
square.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Business has been unusually
dull TINS week awIng 20 farmers
beng ezgagvd II planting Ehesr
eropsN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Miss Mary EendeI EIkin ka-
returned from q visit OF severn
months to relatives IN OxaIoua
and TEpelo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Many citizens of oar town and
county lett this week for Texas,
some to attend the Confederate
Reunion at Dallas, and others TO
take advantage of the cheap rates
20 visit relatives In .he Lone Star
State. This gathering in Dallas
viii beyond ali doubt, be the Larg-
est ever held III the South The
probability Is thai the next re-
union VIII be held IN New Orleans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

DC quality figured Lawns at
IL eeaEs at
TIE OXFORD DRY Gooes Go.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Nrsl Josephine Bowen Mason,
niece Of drsl A. j. Barr Of our
city. died az Glade Springs. Va,
on the morning of the sd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Go 10 the H. & T. Bank ant sx.
anime the nice work of Caeaasesh
the painter and paper hanger