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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-28

French military commission has in
spected Santos Dumont's NO. To- dirigible
balloon This and other balloons are to be
placed at the disposal of France In case OF
war.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
C.. G.. Stephens.

Mr.. @. @. Stephens announces
himself in the proper column OF
of our paper as candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Supervisor
of Beat 1. Mr.. Stephens has serv-
ed the county for several years in
this capacity and has made a most
efficient official. He is native OF
Lafayette County, and is well
known as one of our most public
spirited and su bstantlal citizens.
He is fully worthy of every trust
imposed upon him. and in the
difficult position he holds, has
made conscientious effort to fill
every need and want Of the pub
lie. His many friends do not
doubt that he will be as faithful
in the discharge of the duties OF
Office as be has been in the past,
and will doubtless give him their
hearty support.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
Wiley p. GOOlsby.

In another column OF our paper
will be found the announcement
of Wiley P. Goosby for the Office
of Superintendent of Education OF
Lafayette County. Prof. Goolsby
is a native of Lafayette County
and is well known as a prominent
educator of North Mississippi,
having taught in the public schoo q
for the past ten years, and been
an active member of the Board OF
School Examiners of the county
for several years. He is a cultur-
ed, high toned, Christian gentle
man, eminently capable of enlci-
emily discharging all duties in
|cumbent upon the Office to which
he aspires. lie respectfully So
licts the consideration of the
voters of Lafayette County.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
Oren Brown.

Esquire Oren Brown, Of Dallas.
announcas himself in this issue OF
our paper as candidate for the
Office of Treasurer OF Lafayette
County. For four years Mr. Brown
served as bailiff of Beat 8, aud Tor
four years has made one OF the
most efficient magistrates OF the
county, He is well known to TIE
citizens of the county and town,
and bears an unblemished reputa-
ton for honor and integrity. Hav
ing made a brave, faithful and
conscientious public official in the
several capacities in which he
has served, his friends and con
stituents have no doubt OF his
ability to give satisfactory ser
wee in the positio n he seeks.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
Lyceunl Course.

To meet the demand for a musi-
cal, we have arranged with Helen
May Buffers Ladies Military
Band to give the sixth entertain
ment of the Lyceum Course on
Saturday night, Fet. 14th.
This is the most expensive
attraction of the season. with the
exception of Bob Taylor's lecture
which is to be In April, and we
are sure our patrons will be
pleased with it.
Those who desire reserved aisle
seats had best secure their tickets
before they come to the entertain
ment. as we will have only about
% such seats. Reserved seats 90
cents, general admission 90 cents
Scale & ROBERTSON, Mgrs.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
j. S. Douglass.

Mr.. Steve Douglass presents his
name in another column OF The
EAGLE as candidate for the Of
fee of Bailiff of Beat l. Mr..
Douglass was born and raised In
Lafayette County, and is well
known, and highly esteemed by
all who know him. He is public
spirited and in every way compe
tent to satisfactorily;discharge the
duties of the office he seeks. He
asks the support of his friends IN
the coming contest.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
Accidentally Shot.

While working with an old pis
tol Monday about noon i'll the tele.
phone exchange, Mr.. Will Knight,
of Cornish, accidentally shot him,
self through the body. The wound
was probed and dressed immedi-
ately and the young man removed
to the home OF relatives, where he
still lies in dangerous condition.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

The 22nd anniversary Of the
founding of the Christian En-
deavor Society was appropriately
celebrated at the 9. p. Church
Sunday night. Excellent music
was rendered by the choir, and
members of the Junior band,
Brief. forcible and appropriate
addresses were made by Rev. w.
.. King, Hon. NJ. A. montgomery
and Rev. Hogan. A collection
was taken for the Christian En-
deayor church building fund.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
ll,se I.....ss. af superslsors.

The ass,:.ge: Of supervisors
pEpRs,kRY TEHsf.
All members ana officers present,
court w e9nei according TO Law.
sr when Ii following proceedings
we're lssd, to-wis
Ahzs1w S
Lection, hailding bridge SO 40
j y RagIai1ei. maining prisoners o. 90
~ II Rimmons repairing bridge Q W
- for f1' 5ireeif Re M Giere,.,..-... 10 sc
Marshall, Brace 6z 60, stationery
for Chancery CLERK - II 80
" r a npnlap nails for bridge, loets
T L Graham, nails for bridge =5cts
James Freeman. clearing drift
from bridge. ge..--.-.....-.----.- ] oV
j r Harkins, conveying lunatic
TO asylum .--.-..---... -.--,.-,-..-. .-.---.s ~ "
J r Harkins, tn loads OF kind
ling for Court House -.----.... 2 e
Falrza Bobb, lumber and nails
for bridge ....-- s...-- -.,-.s- -y----s-s., w
J n W Herring lumber for bridge 81
J NJ Johnson. lumber for bridge 10
Sam Shives, pntting CRATE in the
Mayor IS office e----..--.--...,--.-.--- W
REB Wallace, repairing roof
on gourt House. 5 90
j Nj Lamev. lumber for bridge. 7 10
Dan Avent, erroneous poll tax 2 90
b Y yiek, maintaining panpars.. Sc %
W z Martin, lumber for bridge. 50
oxford Eagle, public printing rs
oxford DIG Coz TmGse for paupers 3 90
j H Harkins, root paint for Oh 0o
] Z Harkins, ianitor's fees ..,...-., 10 90
Marshall. Bruce & Co, stationery
for Chancery Clerk x..~...........,. % 80
F NJ EIeFerrin, preparing place
for county eonvicts ...,.,-.-..--. lC0 %
DrJ I Chandler meoicine and
visits to p4upers. ....,... II 40
II Y Someryille, coal for jail. 40 %
Il Lawhorn & Co. one barrel of
disinfectants. s............. .,..-..... 81 90
George @. Myers, circuit clerk of
Marshall County be allowed Si1.65 for
making record for the Supreme Court
in the case OF State VS.. Whit Owens.
Rennrt of the rountv Suuerin-
,enaayt 81 bsdncatinn
ls' - q G.r
s1alne on l.e lspoap =, tar5ant -, of
pehsei.e, County su, ~. ass.na ,,oid
i-aueation, silomni .l.e -, eaa oo nod tl,s
lsiclleIs lor = 1S'hueIs 2o,pol ,99 ~ 49, ra,,crt
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
r.. f. Ross.

Mr.. r. E. Ross announces in this
issue oi The EAGLE that he has
received samples from the well
known house of Browning, King
& Co., and owing to the great
variety and nobbiuess of the line,
feels sure that the public will ap-
Ipreciate this opportunity to Sc
cure tailored garments at New
York prices. Suits $3.50 to $40.
Pants $3.50 to $500.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
Mass Meeting.

There will be meeting Of the
citizens of Oxford and of LaFay-
cite County at the Court House
on Saturday, Feb. Ia, at II o'clock
TOR the purpose of appointing
delegates to represent the county
in the Prohibition Mass Meeting
to be held IN the city of jackson
on Tuesday, Feb. 17th. All per-
sons friendly to the movement are
invited and urged 10 be present.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr.. Paul Burt has retired
from his connection with the
Globe, and is now an agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
We join heartily with many
friends in wishing him success in
his new vocation.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Bramlett & Rsmey
has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Lex Ramey
retiring, and Dr.. A. @. Bramlett
continuing the business.
A. @. BRAMLETT,
LEX RAMEY.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

The Whit Ovens case will come
up before Supreme Court, for
next Monday. This is
the case where in Whit Owens
was sentenced to death for the
murder oil the negro Hamp Viii
1iams. The case wherein Owens
was given a life sentence for
participating in the murder OF
the Montgomerys, is still pending
before the Supreme Court.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr.. Bud Sanders, prominent
merchant OF GlenviIle, was acci-
IDENTIFY shot by his daughter last
week, ank the wound is consider
ed exceedingly dangerous. The
young lady was handling an old
pistol, which accidently discharge
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

When you find an x on your
EAGLE, you may know you are
due this Office on subscription, so
come forward and settle.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr.. NJ. q. Denton announces
himself in this Issue as a candi
date for the Legislature. We are
glad to place his name before the
people aud Will give an extended
notice next week.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr.. j. G. Treloar, OF Orrwood'
was a welcome caller at the
EAGLE office, Tuesday.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr.. N. A. McAirister, OF Har-
moutown, was "a pleasant caller at
this office Thursday.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

The recent rains have prevented
any attempts at gardening, by our
eariybird horticulturalisls.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

All persons indebted to the
above firm are requested to call
and make an early settlement and
save further cost.
A. G. BRAMLETT.
Feb. 81 1908.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

We regret to learn that MI. Ne
Lemore Baird is quite SICK with
pneumonia. asga
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mrs. Rintha Hale, one of the
most respected ladies of the
county, died at the residence Of
Mr. Kitchell. of Free Springs, last
week. The deceased was connect
ed with many of the most promi-
nent citizens of the county.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mrs. G. Il. Howe, national
lecturer of the. w. q. L. U. will
speak at Abbeville next Wednes-
day night.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Capt. w. A. Roane is spending
the week IN attendance OF court
in Ashland.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr. Autry E. Andrews, has
accepted position with the Ill
inois Central railroad Company
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Miss jamie Mcintosh spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends III
Grenada.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mrs. j e. Holmes and little
Elmer, left yesterday morning for
Auburn, KY, to visit their mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Laura
Owens.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Che friends of Messrs. A. +.
Harwell and G. T. Cook, two Of
our popular Supervisors, hope
they will be willing to serve them
another term and want to hear
from them.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

We regret to learn the COW of
MIR Knignt was killed by a pass
ing train, on the l. U. road. last
week.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

We regret to learn that the lit
tie son of Mr.. Van Hiler had one
of his eyes put out by a hre crack
.er Monday afternoon.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

So far, present winter mas DeeL
one OF the wettest on record foi
many years.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Saturday will be Saint Valen-
tines Day. Try to forget 1t, II you
contemplate sending one OF a
comic variety.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mrs. Leila Butler has returncs
from an extended visit TO Mem
phis.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mrs. Callie Howe will deliver a
lecture on Temperance at the
Methodist church ON Thursday
The 10Th beginning at 7:30, p. M.
She is one of the most eloquent
speakers of the Temperance Union
Don't fail to bear her.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr., J. G. Treloar. of Orrwos d.
spent Tuesday ia Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

The Masons of Abbeville came
down in body Tuesday. to at
tend the laying of the corner
stones of the new University
buildings.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

The citizens of Beat 2>are anx-
lous to know whether Mr.. j. r..
Bagley of that beat will be a
candidate for re election to the
Office of Supervisor or not, and
would be glad to hear from him
VOTER
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Lieut.. Kuhl Cowan, of Fort
Logan, Colo, is spending a few
DAYS with his parents, Judge and
Mrs. w. Is. Oowan. lie will leave
for the Philippines about April 1.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Miss LESSEE Buford left for her
home insSumner Friday, morning
after spending several weeks Win
relatives in Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mss Birdie Wilson. of Fulto
KY, is visiting friends in oAfof1
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Maj. T. II. Kemp has returned
from visit to relatives IL laka.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr.. w. S. Nooten was a pleas
ant caller at this office Tuesday.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Miss Donnie Morgan IS visiting
relatives in Potts camp.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

LosT-Bunch of Keys on ring
with X. of z. emblem on same and
"R. S. Az on opposite side. Find
er will return same to the Mayors
office and be rewarded.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mrs. Bertha Temple Arnold
lett for her home in Oakviile, Sat
urday, after spending several
weeks with relatives in Oxford.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

7 ID. Isom returned Saturday
from Spring Hill, Tenn. where he
has been attending school, and
has matriculated at the U niversIty
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr.. w. W. Foust, of Water
Valley, spent Saturday IN oxford,
and was a pleasant caller at this
office while in the city
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mrs. Matte Goodwin has re-
turned from visit to relatives III
New Albany and is visiting her
consin. Miss Mittie Delbridge.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Don't fail to attend the citizens
meeting at the court hose, Sat-
urday, and use your influ n e to
get others to attend. Also attend
the Temperance lecture at the
NJ. Il. Church next Thursday night
aud aid in every way you can IN
waking up our people to the fact
that Oxford is ready for reform.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
Hhe beard os Ma,or and Asdsrn,ea.

fsE ilzszsE O 5EaF =. -. -
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
met in regular session THesday
February I'D, 1908, with e. sssiains,
Mayor. j. NJ T. Falsiaer. tens III.
Hope. ~. L. Goodwin. B. P Gras ara
ID. &. Garter. Aidermsl. present sI
folioM iasg aeeounts were theI 81 le9Eset':
ALIso osFAssscEs.
fs;a- ion
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Only two more weeks remain
to close out the Turner stock OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard ware,
Tobaccos, Cigars, Snuff, Bnggies
and Wagon Harness and many
other things that have been re-
duced in prices to make room for
Spring stock.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Miss Helen Trigg left Friday
for New York.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

The w. G. L. U. will meet at
the residen of Mrs. f. S. Leavell
at 8 O'Clock, Friday afternoon.
All members and friends of the
organization are urged to be
present.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

We take pride IN referring to
the list of names appearing IN the
columns of our paper as candI-
dates for Office. We learn that
there are many others who Will
announce and as the primary
comes off in August, we would
respectfully req quest them to come
up and give us the pleasure OF
presenting them to the public.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Sheriff Harkins and his deputies
are busy getting their delinquent
poll tax list ready for publication.
We are glad to learn that the list
will not be as lengthy as usual.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Globe, and is now an agent Tor the
Life Assurance Society
We join heartily with many
friends in wishing him success in
his new vocation.
Mr.. Bud Sanders, a prominent
merchant of Glenville, was acci-
IDENTIFY shot by his daughter last
week, ank the wound is consider
ed exceedingly dangerous. The
young lady was handling an old
pistol, which accidentl, discharge
Mrs. Rintha Hale, one of the
most respected ladies of the
county, died at the residence d
Mr- Kitchell. of Free Springs, last
week. The deceased was connect
ed with many of the most promi-
nent citizens of the county.
The citizens of Beat 2>are anx
lous to know whether Mr.. j. E
Bagley OF that beat will be d
candidate for re election to the
Office of Supervisor or not, and
would be glad to hear from him
VOTER.
Don't fail to attend the citizens
at the court hose, Sat.
urday, and use your infu n e tG
get others to attend. Also attend
the Temperance lecture at the
NJ. e. Church next Thursday night
aud aid in every way you can IN
waking up our people to the fact
that Oxford is ready for a reform
Only two more weeks remain
to close out the Turner stock Oi
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard ware,
Tobaccos, Cigars, Snuff, Bnggies
and Wagon Harness and many
other things that have been re-
duced in prices to make room foi
Spring stock.
We take pride IN referring to
the list of names appearing in the
columns Of our paper as candI-
dates for Office. We learn thai
there are many others who Will
and as the primary
comes off in August, we would
respectfully req quest them to come
up and give us the pleasure oi
presenting them to the public.
Mr.. James W. Hickey, for many
years a citizen of this place, was
united In marriage, on January
29lh to Miss Wilo Junes of Dyers
burg, Tenn. The bride and groom
left Immediately after the cere
meny for their future home, Shaw
nee, Oklahoma. The EAGLE ex
tends most cordial congratula-
tons.
"Sweet Sleep aohaferer form
thou takest, thou art fair
"He that sleeps feels not tn
tooth ache"
Have Nitrous, Oxide and OXy'
ger administered tor the Perfect
and Painless extraction of Teeth
DR.. w. b. Mcmahon, will examine
your Teeth free of charge. ant
give you estimates of any kind 0
work.
Master Frank White, of TIL
EAGLE office, is agent for the 81
Louis Globe-Democrat. Order
can be left at this Office or q
Hiler's barber shop. Subscriptio
10 cents week, Sunday editio
15 cents with exquisite colore
pictures free. Give him you
patronage.
We learn that the voters
Beat 4 are almost unanimous i
their destre to have Mr.. j. @. Trt
loar serve them IN the capacity {
Supervisor for another term. Th
request was so urgent that Nj
TreIoar has given his consent t
become candidate and the cit
zens of Beat 4 are to be congrat,
lated upon securing his consen
Subscribe for The EAGLE
aH M gK z III zH o. III IN III aE n
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

II. Nelson left Friday fss
Sew York.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For State Senator.
we are lutherized TO announce
BfGBTowE III,
as q, candidate for state senator 10 reprs- iso
.nt LsFayette County ~ the -, -
of tns 1eN! Lessisl.' III ,I,ties
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mr.. James W. Hickey, for many
years citizen of this place, was
united In marriage, on January,
29lh to Miss Wilo Junes of Dyers
burg, Tenn. The bride and groom
left Immediately after the cere-
meny for their future home, Shaw
nee. Oklahoma. The EAGLE ex-
tends most cordial congratula-
tons.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Subscribe for The EAGLE
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Mrs. James Jackson, OF Tuscum
bia. Ala, and little Miss Enid
Wardlaw, of Colon, lsthmus OF
Panama, visited their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. O. x. Wardlaw,
last week.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

sabaerihe For Die EAeln.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Master Frank White, of The
EAGLE Office, is agent for the st.
Louis Globe-Democrat. Orders
can be left at this Office or at
Hner's barber shop. Subscription
10 cents week, Sunday edition
l5 cents with exquisite colored
pictures free. Give him your
patronage.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

we are authorized TO announce
w. &. PARKS,
nsn canliaata for Treasurer of Lafayette
county, subject 20 the action of the Demo-
cratic primaries.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

,..-R- <T -sTH a
ELtfsljlS U,EN ma.
(N0RTH BOUND
\ -, passenger. leaves " s;s5 ? =
No. +. passenger, lcayes ac - Z =
~, ~ focal freight, argiYea ~ Z "a
and departs st 5;c5-a "a
(SOUrl1 BOsfS y
1o ~ pa sengar, leaves at tl;59 . m
~ < seager, 3saYes ~ SGD P q
M. gT. local freight. arrives ~, z q
-''' and departs a. 800 p "a
G. n. OWEN. AGENT.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

We learn that the voters OF
Beat are almost unanimous IN
their destre to have Mr.. j. Q. Ire.
loar serve them In the capacity OF
Supervisor for another term. The
request was so urgent that Mr.
Treloar has given his consent to
become a candidate and the clti.
zens of Beat 4 are to be congratu-
lated upon securing his consent.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

DIR. w. Is. Mcmahon, the up-to-
date, dentist mas just received an
apparatus for anestnesia by Mt
rous, Oxide and Oxygen lGas)
combined. Teeth extracted absol
'utely without pain.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

For Treasurer.
we are authorized TO announce
c. l.. NyALDRIP,
Siau,,fV. subject TO the action ct ti,e Bemo-
s-raiic nrimapies.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

" 9 arc anihoTizcsl 10 annonhce
n. \. MCCLELLAN.
as q candidate for Isastif in Beat l,of La
Fs,y cite CGNntyi subject 20 the action of
the democratic primaries.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Good two story house for rent
Ia Oxford, near the home OF At
rorney Stone. For particulars see
J, S. FUR III whose care Mr.. Hill
has left the place.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

EVe nre authorized "a announce
T.F sANUELs,
as "A candidate for Treasurer OF Lafayette
County, subject to the action of the Denio-
cratic prifn0rieS.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Corporation. .
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

We are authorized tcRnsounee
LINBURN Cullen,
rs n candidate for Assessor of EeFeyette
County, subject o The action OF the Demo-
cratic primaIies.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

We are authorized TO announce
WILEY Y. Go0LSBY.
asa candidate for superintendent Edu-
"a q on OF I ataNette county, subject to tiie
actiou.oF ille Democratic primaries,
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

Have Nitrous, Oxide and Oxy-
ger administered tor the Perfect
and Painless extraction of Teeth.
DR.. w. b. Mcmahon, will examine
your Teeth free of charge. and
give you estimates of any kind OF
work.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

We are authorized to announce
c. c. STEPHENS.
ns a e ildi,latc for recollection rs Supervisor
Of Fayette County from Beat l, subject
60 the action ef tho Democratic primaries.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

yenre authorized 10 oannounee
H.T. SMITH,
as n candidate for superintendent of Edu-
cation Of 1 alaNetto County, subject to the
action Of the Dcm0Sratie primaries.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

We are authcEized 70 announce
s.M. PARHAM,
as n candidate for Treasurer OF g.aEaSette
County, subject 10 the action of the Demo
cratic primaries.
Oxford eagle., 1903-02-12

we are authorized 10 announce
j. y. WoEVyES,
rs q candidate for Treasurer oi Lafayette
County, suhJeot TO the action of the Demo
Crttic primaries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
AT THE HORSE FAIR
OUT ON THE MIDWAY
One of the Great Sights of the Twin
Cities Is There.

1t may not be generally known that
the business of Barrett & zimmerman,
dealers in horses and mules, is the
largest of it's kind in the country. In
the extensive and well-kept stables and
grounds of this firm, located in the mid
way district, are constantly from 600
to 500 head of horses and mules, to-
gether with all manner of vehicles
and devices for trying animals intend
ing purchasers may fancy. So rapidly
has the business grown that immense
additions were added last year to the
already vast accommodations.
1t is the custom of the firm to have
an annual inaugural sale. which this
year occurs Wednesday, Feb. Is. Aft
er this date is a public auction every
Wednesday and private sale going on
all the time. Mr.. Barrett and Mr.. Zim-
norman have been dealing in equine
flesh for many years and are recognized
as the most expert Judges of horse and
mule qualities in the land. They have
an adequate corps Of helpers and the
barns and. premises are always kept In
sanitary condition.
Honorable dealing with all has been
the motto of the firm ever since 1t
began business, and their representa-
tons may be depended upon by intend
ing purchasers.
AS illustrating the extensive nature
of the business of Barrett &Zimmer-
man, it may be said that recently a
Canadian buyer in search Of a carload
of brood mares visited every other large
horse market in the United States and
found nothing to fill his bill until he
came to st. Paul and visited the Mid
way market, where he readily found
what he wanted, and bought.