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La Junta tribune., 1902-06-04

See Bowen for your summer
! snits.
Buy your tents and wagon Gov
ers at Thompson's.
Go to Stark & Co., to sell your
second hand furniture.
Newest and latest designs in
carpets at Thompson's.
A good child's shoe, size S to 8,
for rs cents, at Hawkins.
Watch for the orange and black
Orients. Downer hazzem.
} Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. h. Gibson.
Recess school shoes are the best:
5 to 8, SI.2s; 8 to -, Sis at
Hawkins.
MISS Allie Smith has acceptedYa
position in the dry goods store Of
J ). Il. Mendelson.
Stark & Co. have big line Of
J new and secondhand stoves they
are selling cheap.
You get eighteen years expeT-
renee when you buy suit Of
Bowen, the tailor.
"Gem Flour" best in the market
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La Iunta Milling Co.
For SALE OR RENT-New 4 room
J house; two and one half acre tract;
close to town. Inquire of M. F.
Miller.
For SALE-Several thousand
choice tomato plants, at 81. 50 per
thousand. Address John Mona
han, Nepesta, Colo.
The alumni reception to the
graduating class of 1907, took
place at the residence of Fred A.
Sabin last evening.
James Chambers left Monday
morning on No. S for Denver to
look after an estate of $3.50, 900
left him by his grandparents.
Miss Saidee Steen arrived home
Monday night from Colorado
Springs, where she has been at
. tending Colorado College during
the past year.
The Presbyterian lawn social at
the home of Mrs. r. E. Lamb last
Friday evening, was decided sue
cess, financially and otherwise.
about $50 being realized.
S. A. Rouse returned to La
Junta last Sunday morning from
Brookfield, Mo-, to which place
he accompanied the remains OF his
wife who recently died in this city.
Mrs. c. w. Bomgardner, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. H.
NJ. Behymer, will leave the latter
part OF the present week for Los
Angeles, Calf, to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. C. M. Robins left last
week for Liberty, Mo-, to attend
the commencement exercises oil
William Jewell College, from
which institution her son gradu
ates this year.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will meet with
Mrs. H. G. Bourne Thursday
afternoon at ago o'clock. All
members are requested to be pres
ent as business Of importance is to
be transacted.
William Edgar, representing
the Ordway Oil and Gas Com
pany, was county seat visitor
Monday, and fled sixteen oil To-
cation certificates in the county
clerks Office. The land is located
northwest Of Ordway.
Beginning with this year, the
Denver University will award to
every pupil graduating with high
est honors from every high school
in Colorado, scholarship for the
regular four years course at the
La Junta tribune., 1902-06-04
Trade with H. G. Todd & Co.

Inquire OF G. S. Thompson.
+ DR.. c. X. Hubbell, dentist,
Central block, La unta, Colo.
] The Walk-Over shoes for men,
So. SO and $500. Try them. AT
/ Hawkins.
I For SALE-3o-3o Marlin rifle IN
good order. Third house south
steam laundry.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone, A; night phone, 1874.
| For SALE-Household goods of
all descriptions, at bargain; must
be sold at once. Inquire at the
Finity House.
N. S. Larsen and family, who
have been enjoying months visit
TO the Pacific coast, returned
home Monday night.
We do all kinds of clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First class work;
prices reasonable. Give us a trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
Did you look over the list OF
houses and lots offered by Buckley
g. Hart1 You had better inquire
now before prices advance.
For RENT-Suite of nicely fur
nished rooms; modern improve
ments; Ration avenue; to gentle
men only. Inquire at this Office.
The Cripple Creek baseball club
will play at Rocky Ford, Tuesday
and Wednesday, June 10th and
nth, on the occasion OF the G: A.
r. encampment.
Mrs. G. II. Downer left yester-
day noon on delayed No. 7, for
patagonia, Ariz., where she will
be the guest Of relatives during
the next two months.
The Royal Neigbbors of Ameri-
ca will give an ice cream and cake
social in Woodruff hall, Tuesday
evening, June 10th. Everybody
is invited to be present.
The receipts OF cash fees in the
county clerks Office for the Month
of April aggregated s5oI. Five
hundred dollar months are quite
the regular thing these days.
The county commissioners con-
vened Monday IN regular month
ly session. No business was
transacted Monday outside OF ex-
amining claims and allowing bills.
The date OF the ''measuring
party" to be given by the "Cheer-
tul Helpers" OF the Presbyterian
church, has been changed from
Tuesday, June sd. to Friday, June
9th.
Marshal Zickefoose, of the
municipality of NewdaIe, was in
town Monday for the'frst time in
many moons. He is looking rug
ged and bronzed as though pas
toral life agreed with him.
Frank Powell, formerly pianist
for L. E. Buttrick, the dancing
master, was in the city Sunday,
visiting friends. Mr.. Powell is
now connected with the Noble
Dramatic Company, who will be
here all of next week.
Many improvements have been
recently made in the Pueblo track.
The grand stand has been moved
back giving space for a quarter
stretch, the track has been kept
in excellent condition all winter
and The recent rains made the srr-
face all that could be desired. The
spring race meet is now on, clos
ing June 9th.
lis reported that the Navajo
Indians, now in camp near Fowler
At the headgate Of the Otero ditch.
are responsible for the terrific
downpour of rain last week.
They started in to hold rain
dance last Sunday, week ago,
and never let up until the charms
- 80 ssx,;c dCrtorn had the de.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
II IDEAL

As muc5 a. we nay admire and
desire the i1sal IN character and
Surroundings feE are willing IL
make strenuous efforts iOEz1>
their attziaz-aL In fact &c ike
10 eEIOy ideal perfection in oiA
ers. eEf don't care 10 par the
pree Tor individual possession
There isn't I married nan OF
~ozza II existence Who xozl1
aot Ike TO boss. Of being the
owner Of an ideal help-ueet. bus
/ not one n a ikO1@n1 xLl strive
10 become such themselves We
al have our ideals u business
and professional men. bat II goes
square against TIE old Adam IN u
10 PCT O.- theories INTO practice.
and re invariably down those
Eho do.
A ideal merchant would repre-
seEt his goods tor Just iheI- exac.
az. style and consequent value.
and would never tire or waiting
upon the most exzsperatIng and
Improbable customers. and Civ
las them until dOOMS1av 10 pay
t1eir bills Bat he would become
bankrupt before his customers
soke up TO an appreciation Of MS
Virtues anu thus end his merezn.
tile career
The ideal la-yer would always
De or the right sike # a case. and
never fail 10 win. lis fees xocld
-oi amount 70 a feather. ana hIs
NE would be one round Of philaa
tarOpie service 10 MS fellow men.
oct lie too would eventually sue
eGn5 10 the Inevitable. when his
cash became deficient
50 with the preacher. doctor.
mechanic and even editor. They
can De ideal IN their eaIIin-s il
O1ly they have the grit to exzsI
on promises TO pay aud a clear
conscience. TIE truth Is. tie
ideal Is impossible OF even Z faint
Imitation unless there Is co opera
lSe OF local forces aad eommon
Interests An ideal town. an ideal
aeEspaPer and al ideal citizenship
Aze TIE results Of combined efost
and strong moral influence aud
should be strIven for as a Gltv.
even though Oniy partially at
EaInet-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

We are glad iateea to see 50
many aice letters OFT Last week
f-o7 oar frieats and xssO feel
grateful 10 the editor for pzSlrA-
Tag them
The lovely s7r-g eRys have AZ
nve1 AZ last 4n1 eEe-yrAsa< . n
q blooming clat1n0a We sres
taszktzl for the woa3erfEI eaa--
The farmers n CIR Vicinity are
getting very active sEIaxs1y cor
ex xith old Beck
There Vas god deal o. cs-u
PAINTED tKSs week
J. a Black run sizAf pl~c-
iass Essk Pslaria< e0rz al A<
ms Us f<1ces az cl0S<1
The farmers a<e 1st re~1rsr.r
frOz the taEse 81 The food
Tie yOUns p~ople es5sxza .
11ce singing NJ B. I. BLa<Ss San
tay might
Oar garteas Are tegSaas1s 10
look Prosperous think &c vii Be
boiling TIE lot <soa
The health Of oz- CO zEzaity /
unusually good
VITA good WISHES TO frieaas and
the dear old EAGLE CoBxD
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
The TRAIL OF THE TRUST.

The recent decided rise in mea,
and other food stats IS directly
trsesao.e 10 the trusts. and Is a
crime against the nation. The
effects Of undertaking will ere
long impair the health Of the Ia
boring el1sseS and thereby weak
en- the back bone of our govern
1ent- That European nations
suffer from insufficient food sup
ply has been apparent for wears,
but II has been our proud boast
that the bread winners Of the
United States are the best fed
people under the sun. The dan
ger now threatening Us. Is ds;euo-
alton of healthfGl bodies and vlgo
roGs minds. aud our nation be
coming a race Of weakilHs>
1t IS true a. a nation We have
gained a worldwide reputation a.
manufacturers and agricultural
isis. bat Nith the working mans
inability to buy meat, comes the
loss OF intelligence and impover.
lshment of individual strength
Neither can unieEiei uea gave
that attention 10 business iha.
guarantees satisfactory -0Es. ~
the employer nus. suffer - vel.
/. would be sale 10 pre,;ict that
an increase II strikes and Stru-
g,eS betEeea capital aud labor
all be among tie problems "a
puzzle the politicians q tle day.
and IN a measure prove a Evtucu
ton 10 the advocates Of the trust.
Notwithstanding these threatened
hangers. il should be a cause for
cOngraialatlOa IN the South tina;
land i cheap. and the climate -
mild that II Is possible Tor every
man who makes the determined
effort. can become reasonably II.
depended by raising his ovn
meat anu vegetables
Could tie average SOutnern
working man and his family be
induced 10 practice habits OF fru.
gaiily. economy and careful man
ag-meni. there EoEli be 10 need
70 suffer from the effects OF high
priced food StEfs- As IN the DAYS
OF the CO1tederaex when South
eTn women put forth theiE best.
both IL selfdrnial and energy. -
all should DO now. and make .
bold strike for independence II
eOmuissary departments. aat Try
supplying their own table. ana
hold 'heIr Own II tie struggle for
existence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
IIaFayette Springs News.

We are ali enjoying this dsIight-
fal weather.
Mr.. Crawford. Of Pine Hill, visit
ed in oar town last week
DIR. Barry and wife visited Eela-
tiyes in Oxford last week
ID. VI. Ge&n and family visited
his parents here Saturday.
Mrs. DIR. Powell. Of Sarepta.
spent several days recently sith
her daughter, Mrs Smith.
Services at the Methodist
Church Sunday, conducted BY
Rev. Bass. the pastor, we're well
attended
NJ. +. Patton lad \ very valuable
mule badly cut in a wire fence
Saturday.
j. III. GoOlsby and wife visited
IN Oxford last week
Bob ThreIkeld and sister. Miss
Eslelle. LEFT Friday to attend the
Reunion and visit in different
parts of Texas
Our yo11g people enjoyed a
singing at shiloh Sunday evening
conducted 5y L n Fouss-
As TO those chickens referred
10 in last weeks EAGLE that is
evidently n plain ease Of twins.
They sho1ld be exhibited at the
-. LCris Exuo<1sion-
We are glad TO see Billy Boy
cat after having emerged from
siater quarters Hope TO hear
frO1 hiz zOrs freazea;ly soE. Is
the weather Is more favorable.
JOE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

After a few days We tome again
>sa<lag The praises Of spring. ne
weather - perfect zad karnsrssre
happy and busy
The rural DISTRICTS are eya-h~s
n ~verta1ey and the sonS Of the
zAIPpoorEil aat the COO Of
tie dove II the chorus With the
lesser ~so1g>terS add a charm that
MAKES earth AKIN TO paradise.
Several Of our citizens who Anti.
e1pafs9 astsrcIag the rsuaioa al
Dallas we've slSspposated on &c.
eoaat Of the rush Of work At this
time.
Services n Mt Zion SATURDAY
nisat e0ad1etet by Rev Mr. Hui.
promising yoGng minister of the
Baptist Ca9reh- Vas highly en-
lsyet oy IN attentive congrsr-
iloa- We hope to have MI. Hill
viia - again
Oar Sgat4y school Is fzlf and
interesting Our heart VA. made
glad 10 see 50 us1y bright. sweet
Aess N attendance last Szatav.
We think the grandess work of the
en1rea l. 20 train the children
sho vii very soon EalI IN and take
the places of we. who are older.
Nay God bless Eke efforts of the
oneers a1d teachers and nly they
gather sheaves many Gays hence.
Sunday Is Bro. PorEsrIs regular
day here.
Qza-terly meeting viii convene
acre TIE Erst Saturday aad Szaday
in May.
We ale glad to see Mrs Lee
STILL Hiss Nittie Green and NrsL
Steve Galloway, Who we're sick
i2si week Up again
Ms Sz<ie Nelson aad little son
State Of West Oxford. spent Satur-
day and SaRday here with relatives
Mss EsSse Fades Of OXFORD
lae CHARMING gvesg Of the Misses
Batter, attended church here Sarur
day night
Mrs Sam Batter spent Sandxy
With her SISTER, Nr& Hunter Por-
ter. on Yellow Leaf
We are glad indeed to learn that
Nrs Joe NeCLarsy Who tell from
her horse and vas considerably
bruised = fen days ago 10 lmproy-
ing
The new bridge on fais road il
nov ready Tor the pablic-
We were xorry to learn that Mr.
Arthur Freeman had the nisfor-
tune 10 stick . weed in his eye.
which caused him intense su6rr-,
ing Tor several days, but ne are
glad 10 learn that he IL Improving
Sorry 20 learn that or good
TREND Ma Esther Douglass Is in
poor health again Hope she Will
Dc herself again very soon-
BR0wx EYES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

NHEH the oppressive taxes
which weigh down upon the poor
man 7 abolished demand for dis
honest and spurious goods all
Cease and the makers viii go 10
the wall. If tie eOngTessmen
would expead One-haIf the energy
IN trying 10 make good food cheap
which they display II their heroic
Efforts to make bad food dear they
Eoaid commend themselves more
fully to the Intelligent Judgment of
he people for whom they esdezE
% 70 leglslase-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
Walton News.

A nice crowd attended Sunday
school Sunday. We we're glad 10
have Mrs James BIount With Ms
The farmers I enjoying this
beautiful weather. They are rae
Ing 10 see who ~ili raise the arp.
est melon on July 9Th
There are several mad DOGS in
our HeighOOrhOOj, but re hone
they ElA De killed One vas dis
covered al I. T. Phillips by its
loud grOzIs and sas killed
John Nayieid spent Fnday In
OuOrt-
Dr. Wait returned hone Tues
day from the uediez. college in
Memphis
James Parks and wife Of Liberty
Ill., spent Saturday aud Sunday
with H1o Baker zad vie
viii Major and wife. Of Oxford.
x&s tae guest OF MS- Henry Iyer
Sunday.
Mrs Mamie Parks visited her
iaiker. D. B. PrSiehArd SATURDAY.
and Sunday
Miss Lon Brown visited her
grand mother. Mrs Jones, near
Liberty Hill last week
Ciareaee Myers. OF Myrtle, spent
Saturday and Saaday vita his
cousin. Mrs George Petty.
H l. Tyre AFTER a lingering IL
hess Las resumed his position ON
the l. G. L Z
j. W. Owens leaves Sunday for
Birmingham Ala where be f.ss
accepted q position as book keen
En- VALENTINE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
Pine Hill Notes.

T. h. RankiD vas thrown from
his horse Saturday ani badly hars
bat zee hope not serious. as he l.
able TO sit up some
The Misses Nodena and Alies
Gardner were welcome visitors a,
The home Of j. n Slough recently,
also Misses Mande and Loulx Hail
Rev. d NJ Higgins has been on
the cripple liss for several weeks.
bat sc + glad TO say he is abls
To 60 in and oat With his people
on the Paris circuit again
Loanse Stephens SON of our
worthy supervisor, MrC-C Sseph.
ems and Miss Josie Z Rankin
stole . march on the home folks
Sunday and drove over to ESQ
E Roberts and we're married.
Allow es q word about our hate
friend Mr. P r. Goolsby. We all
feel thai our loss Is his gain, May
his dear COMPANION and children
take courage and press forward
to the marx for the price, ne
hope he has gained He leaves
three sons and three daughters to
mourn his absence Dear sons.
who nursed him 30 kindly and
seudeny. may yon so live and act
As 10 carry the h0nors of sueh a
citizen As your dear father, and
wear a bright crown With him
-0yer there
W. L. Parks, Of Liberty Hill.
has gone TO the resnroa at Dallas
aad hopes 10 visit friends and rela-
tives IN Texas before his return
Saeeess ana . prosperous year
to all Us
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
Az OEDTy1N~E

81 Z Orsersd thai the prizeipal= of
sc= Eaz-e Ard eo11-sc se1u.1ex u the
separate scAcol districts ot the -cvz
Se And 1<e eersey rss1lr~s to rs1or
=1u-1hv - TIE c1Eevecr ses zasres.
E7= and xzoG1z de D. e&ch ugrC
EvSEg oC- q tie separate seAool d.
-1E
SzrTuy = B< 3 further ordered
-Ax= TIE eo4eSccr proceed NJ ore@ 10
cc2<e< Al 6>E1Sse1z tz5-ss1 truu
s1eh Pc7ds All .hk1r<p.orr the ran=s
- <uca ~ "a - pay 81 tn< seh Gv
q eae1 z1rEn 10 PrH1eTpaL
>zc-1 Or3<rei Szr-a@r seaz r-rss
rC-& Exz1< cut q tee s<r1-x-s ss1sol
&s-xe wac H-s0P1s z- 1zz0a 6r<i
~ -e Trustees saAz - dismissed 1-ur,
l.E sc9cc8 ~ To- 7r-1esz2A
he 11sv@ oc-nkles E< Rad av
-sx-saz< AT eHe1 -eg<szz 5zkss<ss s~rn-
-xse4E El@ 2Gz saz-e%5 IA x11zz ~
To- oazG<- D. 4 zzZanszzz v1es T11se
rcczg YEA J. At Fx-xzs-- N P
zon~ c. II 81Lse All " l.
-oc1s2 L1G-< vEEzzE zHv o.
AD1A LLv1<-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
communicated

49, ~ A.EA-
ant time visiting some friends in
old Mississippi Before | leave
for my home in middle Georgia.
with yoGr permission, l will com
ply siik the request of Mr.. ID. to
come agaia-
originated in middle Georgia.
merehAadiseG in South Carolins
Alabama and Texas, aud mus,
with strict regard to truth, say.
the OXFORD EAGLE Is the bes,
got aP county paper l ever read
IL j. patriotic a dear lover of
the county and its people, identi-
fling Itself nth the farming and
commercial Interests of the couu-
Try. ever UNFOLDING the right,
Ehiie religiO1sly deeIainine
against wrong: giving the young
hopeful among the masses gene
rOls opportunity 10 spread them
selves in the columns Of the Ia
GLg whenever hey have any news
10 i1Part-
This honorable. xide awake fac
tor IN all l2atsoie enterprises
Ehieh leads to hit up the eoun-
Try and people from the slough Of
dtsPOni should be greatly sueour-
aged by a liberal patronage.
have Travelled over. and close
y noticed the physical features
Of r2ny states Of she American
aHlOn- a2d | can easily eoaeiade
that there are 30 ozAsr IS sic
square niles within the extensive
o~OG1dary CT our county which ex-
eel II physical advantages the
great state OF Mississippi and
Eby Comparative failure sn0al6
&c Uetet OEt 70 Mississippi. hs-
nsrs. Why they should financially
be - abjeClly dependent debt
1dden- and merely exist - shOrs
Of the absolute neceSsaries Of life.
good stock and IzbOr2vIug in
pielelis- - a mystery thai Goc
Oaiy can solve Ii there : much
II the land. there = vastly norS
IN the Dan- his pOwer OF thought
and skill II neehaa cal zanIpzla-
tons IN wTIngIEg from TIE earth
generous compensation for ssa-ty
labor Lack Of system seems TO
be the curse OF the average far
mer. a lacka6ai>ieal u1EiilIHgaess
IN preparing the grOaai tor the
reception and eerminaiiOa OF
seed 4 grOEing EVASION Of Ia
y and a sieSly. sentimental De
sire 10 shift responsibility to the
shoulders Of al unreliable szoSr:-
iG,e seems TO oe among the
sOurres OF farming Ge-eae1ey
Many seniieG-z II our Southland
either BY Inheritance or Success
tai personal es1ear0r kav. ae-
a1Iret landed property. In CON
non ~pssiznce. a. soOa A= thew
got there, EEziag became Dis
tasteful
Some say 20 iaSzrs success n
farming, GiverSES-so 1 say rotate
yO2r crops. so2~ s1y resr yOgr
land SzgEr~ knoEs 70 rssG In
tie vegetable kIHg4Oa hat pro
Inc mother = ever producing Or
4ecozPoSizg- ever Competing OF
1isiatesr4slEs- III yOa s;tenpg 10
ercP. thea EatGre viii produce
pe-EseiOSs weedS AID and fl tx
sOa EfiA their Se~1 Anoz- IA
i1res laws there i 0ae bat cIuly
understood SPOatAneiiy,- which
produces =eeG>. pez>immou- <z<
ssirzs and StAer growth in l1xzri-
o1s bgs deleleri0us abundance.
>4e say rpiealSh your ex-
na1sieG soil Nth acid phosphate.
x2lali- lGrIate OF potash annoni-
zted bone II you cannot save and
apply an ample supply of hOne
&zGs 4zGTz. TIE Izs.sE pre-
ier- and t1ose. ingredients ale
io4Ed u Standard fertilizers.
MORE LIGHT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24
MEDICINE

re t@a<hs az& Ssst> IN eAEkxr~z
I have 1Oz The s5xase<s hsszane-
n reeoGE@1l11z C1zz5<ra-s
So1-1 Remedy 10 Al WHO x-S Su-x-
..s troG eo0zS % eOs SAYS Cas-
M Cr1zer. well RoEn Exsc.
MAKER Of Colombo. CsyA0o- 1t has
been some tx0 years since The Ctr
D1sps11-y 1rsz called nv zSEsn-5oz
20 his y1lGabse Reuscs-e arST ave
repeatedly used 4 and L has alxaxs
been oece6ci1 IL ha< eured Ne
4GSxiy Of al chest colds Its e.
Qee2Iy elective for ehTsi-sa AID SCI
dom take more than one horrss IN e-
o. oo4-xeozs have persGLS-
ed many TO Ey this v1IEahl< r-sSscTne
a11 c1ey are al As well pleased Ex nv
81 over tie rss1zs Fog sale hr Il
X Chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Of Virginia / breeding ground OF
N4Ar1a gems - LE. <s- or nzr<hy
g-o1E1 s-s-y E1e-S- These germs
GE& Es2kE@s. c1SL< and fever.
aches Il t1e bones and E1cisS. and
nay E1lcs dangerous Ezziie<. BIT
E=etTE E-cS$ never s1l 10 destroy
ten and ere mal1-AI rou5isz- Th-v
Nl surely preEs-s typhoid ave
rrzeo many remedies for yzlaria AID
stomach and LEer Eouhlss.- writes
4onn Charleston, Of Byesvile, Ohio.
but never foc1i anything - good a.
Eectrc BErteS Try them Ouly
sc AZ druggists guarantee sa.S-
faction
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

ADMIRAL WINFIELD ). SCHLEY
has accepted an invitation brousb,
hin BY a Committee representing
the citizens Of Memphis to visit
that city on April 18th, e9th and
So;h- The invitation Is engraved
on a silver shield, about q toe,
wide, fastened 10 a tablet Of pol
Ished oak. aud makes a valuable
and much priced addition TO the
collection Of popular sOuvenirs
owned OF the re4s admiral.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

Ls Of Unclaimed mal matter les,
= 8e Oxtor3- Mss Pos--CEcs 70,
The week ending April IS, ls
l BroEu. WLlasoc-
Czrk- Mrs armenia
J C4tl=n, Mss Mary.
Gallon Mrs Ida
) FsEnstou. z
s Ham W :
: Hay, Arlzi
; HILL AIRS Ds1lysr.
, Johnson. W W
10 jenkins, " P.
II Aerrills, BrecS-
!. Preston, Floyd
= PegCeS, Ms la
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II Is good news that Speaker
Henderson has withdraw h. Oh
position "a the admission OF Okla
hOma- SeE Mexico and Arizona.
though il i said lie had % be a.
sared that they are safely R-pgb.i.
can Il Is shame that Iajusues
should be done 4 territory Of IL.
adherence 10 any Of the poliiel
parties
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-04-24

IPay good prices for Confederate
S21p-- envelopes Strip and bonds
LDok over yours and Le- ne know
Ea2G You have Or better still sand
samples trstz- 10 1ly hank IN the
ec12lry- l%zEs csz21- 1O- xo-u OFT
stE1- Go through yoQr relies aud see
wn1t yOG have IDEAL fairly with al.
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Clsseown. Onio.
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fwoy<Az ago, - = resuk Of = -
"a eosd- l kosx my voice. writes Dr.
NJ Scarborough. Of Hebron, UA5o,
Toe began An Obstinate co1Rh.
nseRy remedy kzova TO ne -
,sei1{ paysicsa1 for 8 yeazs, fzized and
oAziy grew morse Being zrxed to
try d.. Kings Nev Discovery fox
Sonscmpslor- co0xhs and Coils /
,oond quick re6ef and for the hss ten
Gays hare feb better thau for two
saxA Positively xuazsnsee for
inruat and Lung tro15Ies- Fog ure
~ an crugzissx~ soc and sfIe0L Trial
oocfles free
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ELECTION NOTICE

Notice i hereby given taAz N eae-
sp0n VII 2= he'll IL Supervisors Dis
tE1cs No Of lafayette Co1zsy. Miss.
ErzLy, E4E Is, 1892 10 III the
EaeAzcy ea1sea By the death % NJ.
P. ? GooShv-
W. l. GOODWIN, Eeszis1
IL WOoD.ARD- CoRESz5c1e-s
April Is .Sks