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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-26

Magis Foot Drafts are worn on the soles
of the feet and cure by absorbing the
poisonous acids in the blood through the
large pores. They cure rheumatism in
every part Of the body. It must be evident
TO you that we couldn't afford to send the
drafts on approval if they did not cure,
even after everything else has failed
Since used the Drafts l walk without
erutehes. They DO Just what you claim.
ANNIE LEE GUNN, Augusta Ark
an much pleased with your cheap and
simple remedy. have found It to be Just as
J. H DIRKMAN, Danube, MINI.
never found anything that would HELM me
before taking your Drafts
JOHN WHITE, Grafton. Mich
have suffered with rtlsumattsm for the past
ten years. but Magic Foot Drafts have entirely
culsq me- I have felt no pain since using them.
MRS. MARY ST. ANGB Woonsocket.. r. /
We have thousands of long letters
OF gratitude from men and women
cured of rheumatism by Magic Foot
Drafts. VIII you let them cure your
NfTtte to-day 10 the Magic Foot Draft
co, T 20, oliver Bldg, jackson, Mich,
fur n trial pair of drafts free on ap-
pEBvat. We send also n valuable
booklet or Ehennatism, free.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-26
C[UBRoOMS FOR SCHOOLS.
Notable Improvement Proposed
by Mrs. SiInkhovitch.

Fertland, Me-, June 25.-The Enlarged
FSnetions Of the Public School, was the
subject OF a paper by Mrs. Simkhovitch,
head worker of Greenwich House, New
Ytrk. read before the Conference on Char
itfes and Corrections.
1.-THE architect Of the school of the fu-
tJre has an interesting, If not difficult, Job
before him" said Mrs. Simkhovitch. He
built primarily for club purposes. He has
got to make the school hall accessible to
the street for lecture use; he has got to
ptt In adequate bathing facilities, and he
has got to make the school a neighbor-
hood center"
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-26
STRANGE BIRDS CROSS OCEAN.
Interesting Fowls Build Nests in
San Francisco Bay.
REPTRLIC SPECIAL.

San Francisco. June 25.-There has been
an invasion of the seals. domain at the
Cliff House. Several thousand foo-foo
birds have flown over the Pacific from
the Solomon Islands to spend the sum-
mer on Seal Rocks, and the seals are
agreeably Indifferent.
1t is the first visit of the strange sea
birds in twelve years, so there is a wave
Of interest along the ocean beach. Field
glasses are leveled on them where they
are busy building terraces OF nests on the
rocks, which the seals politely and pom
derously avoid disturbing.
Fishermen say the foo-foo birds COM
ing means prosperous year. TIVE visits
TO the Golden Gate have been made every
ten years by these queer Solomon lsiar d.
ers. anG always follow a wet winter
which brings plentiful supI.'v of cei-
tain grub worm, which they consider an
epicurean dainty,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-26
RHEUMATISM

Cured
Through the Feet
Don't Take Medicine, External REM
edy Brings Quick Relief. Sent
We want everyone who has rheumatism
TO send us his or her name. We will send
by return mail a pair of Magic Foot
Drafts, the wonderful external cure which
has brought more comfort into the United
States than any internal remedy ever
made. II they give relief. send US One
dollars If not, don't send us cent-you
decide.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-26

Our Nc. l Display for
$500 contains s.
pieces, as follows:
10 Roman Candles. s ball.
G Japanese Candles, s ball.
/ Aerial Bouquet.
1 Devil-Among-the-
TdilOTS.
. Mines of Stars and Ser
pentS.
I Floral BombshelI.
l Electric Cascade.
9 Triangle Wheels. z lb.
1 Large Tourbillion.
| Electric Cascade.
Surprise Fountain.
. Cans Red Fire. Il ID.
/ Can Green Fire, 4 lb.
! Package Punk.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-26
NEN CROPS FOR DNCLE SAN {
Fruits, Grains and Trees Which Add
Millions to Our National Wealth.

of Nave 70
TrtOR Rico dan Forests or he az -
md The fo in anlC
a Tot
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

The following resolutions we're
passed by he directors Of the
Merchants & Farmers Bank and
the Oxford OIL NIL Co., Monday i.
The secretary of both fnstisu-
tons having reported the action
OF both 5ssstSas locking fnr m in
duSSrial organization by the hcsi-
ness men Of the town. the
boards on motion heartily con-
Cured and directed its president
ID joiR in 4 call for meeting 30
secure such n organization
TIE EAGLE heartily endorses
this action and trust that cur busi
ness men vii Join In this move
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
TuINS RAsAR

TIE trage,iy 1f -Iaras t'g-s-.
A. reu.lsr,sl in ths t-nivers..v
chapel Tuesday evening. was oas
% 5ae 6-est amateur pert5-ma--
ces ever givea in 00t1r.i- TIE
rostrum-el,l--,-I and arrange
A. n stacy. after the ssyle e the
kiiEae..-hzn era. viii lut scenery.
ard With simple p.aca-ls. an
uNulcing ths leatar q sa.h
act. Va lnique All iateres. sus-.
TIE Pooiocue b Pro-. Sta-xe
Young. vas 4 vivid q. serips n
af tas irama. lni tbs ssr-.. in
the tirre % SaaSs.pea-e TIE
qaevns os1y. ker h1.ly- r.ar,i. ana
TIE pis. With bar tn (. E--irk sn
-''-viES mer. Gr.. ser, s,riki-la,
features ~ ne play.
WhiI. -ve-y part sc the rlav
showed tire training. thoucht. ana
str'ly "a an areis.. several IL the
.eaiirc charac.srs tiSuiavrf 2
wonderful ter--s rftt..n 4.
Marx Ansnny. Nl-. >.asrz Rob-
c-tsan AIS superb. has - luerce
ami tsrvar Winning the raut at
tenia11 cf TIRE ar.iienre fr0-,
tirst D. last. Mr. Edwin RlacS-
muir. WIs an deal B-ut1s-cair.
eo-s,len tluus. brave. lai later
esnscisuess--s-i. <en f5r s'.viae-
ms irisnf, i1 every role. shrTir.r
himself truly the --uoS-.--t Esr11n
90 them 1it- Mr. Junius Tavi,i-
~o1. - CssSjus. ant Mr- \. n
Cphn- a piniarus. we're both e--
pecla.iy line IN expression and
lsplaye,i thorough comprehsa-
-str Il taeir several parts.
Throughout tire drama. e -
acting WIS - hfs-ISe that ,f
audience felt that they were IN
seed and truth gazing upon a
tragic chapter Of the p1s.- An
.lque costumes from New Orleans
made the scenes more reali-rf..
Between the acts. the Oxfor,l
Orchestra dIScOursed deli-h-s-l
music.
Much praise l. ,lue MIS- Isoru
~ being the originator ami pro-
noter Of this splendid e.iucasio-Al
play Nu11eruus visitors fr1u-
Memphis. Holly SprinSs. Vac.
! alley and other nsighborirr
Downs were IN attendance. show
ing the reputation Miss Isom has
Justly earned Tor giving tie
pubic superior entertainments.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

TIA foiicvin- t-bure ta e.
men n VI Mr. n. wohi.sh.a
"a passed D. iits pj-vcters
shr Ner aanls & Farmer Ban
a tlstr r-Sullr monthly nsesla.
Mo-
7tar ty one the officers 81
banS t1ve b.asn called from ta.
aen. iltla- u t1is life o. ta
aaveu of rest prepared for al ta.
fli-1taI gusil there rem1rn h4
three - - original Bga-i &c nj
rertnr= and otflcsrs. E hers
West. Jackson. ison have eacf
iu turn ot,,ve.f the final summon
arsi row WphIehen. than whou
no ore vas -nars devoted faith o.
ful arl srue o. every interest b
ihis Institution. has fallen
lie had been : director e u j.
Bank frpm it, organization Z 4
the my "a hls death and for mary
Years ats Ntce President. tho b.
recent yea-s very marked viii
great suffering from I Engerins
nalady. ~ newer failed 10 meet
With this Boari and dischAr,,
every ..lty when c VAS possible
for niri . - tsne- We sha'
mss hirr. uiss H. faithful ssrvi-
rss. his cheerful S-setine and shs
happy association Vith him th1'
1 u1nar-ssd BY 4 sinsis iacsient
during All these years ~ have
leen together.
W -,cCrd With sorrow hss a.
seace to-day AMI tender our unst
sincere symparhiss o his family.
whose >orrOws A.. uu thas dc~a =
>s1r shar,s.
Brcht b. the towers on IL
. hlisben's grave and his memo
" Forever shidst
" ID. p1EvEs. -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
Tue EAGLE has old newspapers
for sale at - cents per haad-st-
A keSvill, Nexs-

AsssviIIS Ne~s-
- By >1rPrrse-
Little Miss Pt'tse Williams Is
on the sex LIST
DIR. B.saks and Mr. = u. Petsis
vas called to Seuat0eja last week
% eOars-
Dr. Robert Gilbert and wife
sIre IN Gown Friday Afternoon
Little LEeiiIs Sloan VS. On the
sick list last week
Mr. Charles White. ct Burgess.
xas the guest OF Mrs.. Nay Gar
risoa and daughter. Mss Made.
Friday night.
sNiss Birdie Sue GOodwin enter
tanned I tew friends AZ PSF Friday
aisht- The evening waS highly
enjoyed ~ al present
Nj Shields fiasssy as accept
ed a position IA Memphis
Miss Carrie wilkins = at hone
aos from her school 10 take her
vacation
The school and young people
Ut our town went 10 Gsahan',
lake fishing Friday AMI had 4
nice time \ nice diaaer vas
spread and every enc enjoyed
themselves highly.
Mrs. Eta Young AMI son. cI
College Hill, visited friends herr
Sunday
y large tree vas cut On Nr
Nil Cras='S land Ia mikes east d
lA0oevllle. This y the largeS
tree ever known to grow IN Ms
ssssIppi- He shipped Il to ths
St Louis Fair. Is measured a
the stump when cut 3 feet l.
diameter and % feet n CIream
ference Mr. Craig received -ljs
tor the tree. IL took Is yoke Of
oxen attached to four Wagons 4
haal Que cut Of It eiget FEET 1
length to AbheyilIe-
We trust that some of tie = loe
people of College Hill and Orr
xO0d will let as have the Eews
Ne gaas to hear from thel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
Subscribe for TuE EAsLr.
wornan's Collexc Cor1sr.n,c,--ni

=
TIE an-ual crnmucucsus1t
SERMON of the Wouan's Culiec
preached in tn NetnO.ii-s church
sunday morning by Fey J. t.
Cauntiss- The subject vf htS
text was .-Truth- The Discourse
throughout being apprC pirate
and earnest
N1n.lay night 4 concert was
given IN the college chap.1- An
Interesting program consisting G. Z
rscit1tions and vocal and instru-
meltal music vas sPlsncisiiy
rendered.
The address Tuesday morning
by Prot. Power. of West Point.
vas one Il the finest ever de-
Evere'i n cur ETY.. Ills subject
us Tine Power pf the Heal.
ana from beginning % s-i vas
-vrless With lofty thoughts and
1-i-ilAlisy- y short bar svp-o-
pirate aiLress Was Delivered by
trt'>lsteft y 'lntlSI % tGe --r--ts- = :
a-InG llass-
Following + 4 LIST ofch., c-aiu-
ssss. those taking an l. e. &ee-es
are Misses E5Eian Caves. Lett
tzee Williams. E.stelle MiseheEl
ani May Is alSer-
Those taSIzc II = l. degrees
were MSS Nav Wh5s1kar.
stastha WHsss.s er. Mary C'-s-zrany
Ruth Startiifer. 8raie Hunter.
.AIelazie Duvat. Jszss5s 1mifa.
Hula S15sh. Lady Walker. Efua
WOetea- LEls Tyler. Bessie Rev-
rolis.
ThC-e rec5aviug r. G degrees
were. Misses Florence Ssvpe
Nanis Naaliin, Mac-Se Eales
and Minnie Hill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

lam hereby authorized % no.
sify all Privilege Tax payers that
ali Privilege Taxes are due by
the iss day Of May with each
wear. A. al Privilege license ex-
pires the }arh day Of April and
that AL applicants Tor Privilege
license must make application be-
fore the Chancsry Clerk of each
county stating the largest amount
thew expect 70 have In business
for the following year
This the 18th day OF April 1904
j. H. WELcH.
Sheriff lafayette Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

ssglus of D. Kings New Life Pills
saea -iz1z TOR two weeks E.as pas n.
IN nv .Ese-sF azIE1. writes D. f.
r1ruer. 0t De11psy -.llEur Pa 11ey ~
she bes- Ia the Wlrlss for Liver- Sc0-1
s.h zzsf B. Hezx Pu-rly vegss1a e.
Nsxe< grips- Oaly . cents It L. l.
I EeusssI'S drug score
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

wEI vaa the ssllawiH's Na-a-
Precincts sae ehs q1=-r"sss 60 rs-ss-er
in. voters "a. e rer-f-s4 res.. "a -ne tst-
b11gl1ls lzs-s. t1-a.l--
>1ullers. taneEty 5f1g SD
C1naarizl gee Ia ssEtv. 1its 10Th
I8aas lz.a. - sslsiss.-as- Lay ttth-
Eree Saziz4ss- F1zrss.ss- NAV b-aa.
Sl1se.s .ssare. krs-4s. 1i1E zs.H.
Carez- Etff. sE1ula 5tsy I5ta-
Bag s. Taaata4.g. lf1y l-l1-
sgzr7za.lsl- - ssfasssltE. I1v lisa
Sh.l.sse r.l-s 5Illl. TEtlrsslEE. L4y
Issh
Hamz arsvss Nlil. Frit4y. My 5iiEh
T1y aac $, >afIrsl.as May -tst-
kLraz. 1gausEtY, Nay -ie'i-
Ite.1V. Tlrs=s.ig- 1THy @s-h-
Tt1ll- n. ia4s5i-ly. sfAV -5t4-
EALErs- Ehurssiay. ll8y 4izn-
LAE1yssse springs, Fsbiay. May q
- T. SLQC "a.
EE<t-sr-tr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

l. a-
Rv virtue Of Al executor sA1Esegesi
10 nse By the CIsrk " tie ts-e'l {
Court OF EaE AyesEs 0uaty- Mss, "a
me above stated esLse, { 3 u ~
NorEay the eth Day Of lane, Es1t-
IN front eethe South door the court
house In oxford expose for SIX 'gi1is
il Lswfs1I hoS--s. f1r Sassl- TIE follow
~. described property % W.T. !
traction OF LQE IS ard the E.Lst tr-te-
ton OF bot -. Traction OF Ehe >J1sA-
west au1rtsr % the >1gth -wessr 'lFE1r
ter Of >zcsf9u -. Eowua11p $. III -
= West containing ssrse 1cr-s VITA
All GF the Improvements thereon and
particularly described IN a deed 10
lane SlIvEs On record II tie Odfre Of
the Cezncery CIsriS af szist CsG1sy IT
Lafayette. Mississippi reference %
whieil - asrs allais- S.Eii property ;
levied On 10 satisfy ssKhi execution
against the sid plaintiff fl- costs u
ta.s an0We scvseel else
Mines my signature this the -tsaA
shay u AurIi- \ D. fs'iE-
=. L. WELCa. sneriH-
By g 3 TlY10r, Daputy >lerIt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

The FIRE Company Will meet at
the Caars Hoase NOndsy cIsh',
MAJ the OH. at o'eloek- 10 elect
officers aad make up rolls Tor tins
years Tax ASSESSOR. Every IL \
xn0 means IA coEtIa<s i Fireman
rausssbe 0a h1n1 With e0dfs and
caps f9E drill
T. u D1vtDSnN.
- frt.sr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

We have 4 snail quantity 81
Fertiizer LEFT which we viii sell
riga HOS ~ 4 reduced price for
Cash o. exch1uss for cottnu
seed payable IN TIE Fall Come
y once Il you want T.
TEE OXFORD 0GL Mil Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
Nsr-Rxsl..sns Nlsls
Tue SrxrS oF 8TrsstssEFzg.
EnFaveela gslllzEv- e

rlFE >rsrs % NusstssgFzl,
IaFayetle county
To BsrFGaiia Nrct'lsa aad lslsst We
Gam. u15sier heirs of s4- estate % J. {
1reCcri. deceased. whose po-s1 osles
address - BieVins. Texas Nau AR
harshy Commanded TO Appear 1'si.l-g
the Gh1ncerv N9sEt II L1t1yest.
County Mississippi o. tie
FOURTH MONDAY 81 NAY \. y
t50f.
the-e =zsl taan - show eIase. 4 I1s
vgu san. WY the Ha4f aecezl1s q
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w sums. sal sar l. = r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
legal Advertisements.
Eocvross NOTICE 70 css0rrcss


re Ss.ite GO riEs-i-~ippl
LaFHvst-e County
In the Ch1n-srv CSnrs- Aaril "a. tlug-
Ia th~ matter "a the Estate % Mrs.
A } Bar dscei1sssL
n h.re.t=. Il tiers Documentary lp
pert slniuE O. ghs buss viii anal -e-tH-
usnc Of Mr. \ J. Barr. tece1--,,i
uerv granted O. TIRE undersigned az
-ulss hv TIRE. s'.i1neeFs C9url ~ L1i1F
srta laa1z- 1llS-tssIppi- Vow. al
uer~oc~ hAslrae rltll.fs 1--t.usl cac
sscnre 'f -na slri deceased ar 1s-rey
nlsf ana rsi-srei % e1aiAit nri
s,I - itvg lr t1e same us-l D. forever
barred CI2s- B. hrUaN
Tsls ArrE IL. tset- 60 Ezscl-sr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

TlrE Srxr- 81 yrHszEsssFPt-
To S.lzaie RuEr1E- whose Pusr lllee
: Es-rz1sgEiez. tsa- Xauf ~ 50 .illlI-tllst-
81 % anu@zr b-azars Eze 4 1iHi1est-y
Co1rs VI LaE4yssse CuuEsg- Mss
sipPl. 81 tae
an rloasfrr N Izy A. D. sqot-
10 GssszI aas sHiE "a e1ur1 ss san
Patton. khsrsiz ruu E-s ez1risAl-1s-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
=. -p :.

NJ Scott NicNs Is wishing
MS mother ard OxfcSl friends
Mrs B. P. Cray spent several
jayS IN Water Valley this weSA-
County SCpt- T. VI. Anderson
: reported quite sick this week
Miss Doushtery. OF Coldxater
Is N< guest Of Miss Ella Wrigh-
Miss Bessie Sullivan entertain
ed 4 number Of friends Friday
NIGHT
Mr.. NJ. Fl. Brown, OF Indianola
spent ssTeraI days this week II
Oxfori.
Mr.. X. Har-on. Of GGlfport-
spent several days this week N
Oxford
Mss Donna Morgan. OF French
Camp. Is the guest Of Mrs Cnss-
GaseS
Ms Rosa Barkheai has re-
turned from J visit % relatives n
Cofeeviile-
Drs- Arnsua Leaven and VII
Sc Leavell have returned fr0C
Louisville, Ky
Judge W. B. Cows1 has re-
tlrre-A from Hot Springs, mach
IEps ID IL health
Mr. Charles Word, IT, and rxC
children, Of Memphis. visited
rela1xes here this wees
Mrs Henry BQie. Of Chicago,
Is wishing her sisters Misses
COrnelia and Kate Skipxsra-
Iessrs. T. N. Kinney and \,
Knight OF Delay, were pleasant
eaIlers AZ rs Office. Monday
Miss Matte Moss Harris IA:
returned from Kentucky vhsrs
she has been teaching for tac
1 past year.
Mrs. Berry Morgan and EtEls
ca1ghrsr, and Miss Nyrtlee Nor
gan left yesterday for the Delta
% visit relatives
Rev. VI King preached II
exceilsn< sermon On gambling
sunday night with . llrge aus.i-
sEee In attendance
Mr. T. C. BufGra- Of Sharxey
Sent several days rais week viEf
us parents Mr.. and Ms a II
Baford, near College HILL
The friends Of Mss Ella Cairn
VII Be eiad 70 learn that she
aole 70 be o1s agasn after suffer
.ng several weeks from sever
1 oCrns-
Ms W T. Raymond, lad
Principal Of TIE n W. p z Gel
Ige. Of Holly Springs. and
number Of TIE pupils Of L
1 school. amended the Shake;
Perean Recixal Tuesday night
Mr. John F. Brown and vi
.et yesterday for "Trip throl4
hansas, Texas and Indian Ts
ranry- They VIII De absent aba
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05
Nusxx.

From this date I am prepared
70 furnish the public with lee
Send or phone your orders and
they VIII receive prompt atren-
ucr- r. B. ROBEsoN-
S1urh Street Market.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-05-05

Mr. zaek White, Il Memphis.
spent several days this v-eer N
Oxford
Rev william Burr and wif,
have returned h their hons in
Gresnwpod.
Cob James Gordon. cfOSolona
paid u 4 pleasant visit while in
the city last week.
Hiss Ludie Bart spent Sunsiav
n Ce.tseville. the guest u Ms
Mabel Armstrong.
Mrs Minnie Holt. Of Tnsliaral.s.
IS the guest OF her parents. Mr.
ard Mrs G.. X. smith.
We are glad t. learn that Mr..
Percy Nell Is recovering from a
severe attack u appendicitis.
Mrs j. V. Blackburn. OF wase~
Valley. attended the Shakes
psarean Recital Tuesday night
The families Of Mr.. A. Bremen
and Messrs- Friedman spent
Sunday with Water Valley friends
Silver Hat Pins. Waist Sets and
Fan Chains Al Dayi,isnr. 4 Xa-,i-
laws.
A General Stock Of Nerchan-
disc. BGggies. Harness. Saddles.
Mowers and Rakes-get MY pric-
e. j. l. SRINACLr.
As n ADVERTISING scheme.
Harris Business Coilsre. Jack
son. Miss. i offering a few
scholarships At 4 BIG Bargain.
Write them
Chanesry Clerk J. o. Ramey
spent n : week russsczring in the
county.
Dr. ". r Mcmahon has ~
turned from u professional tour
n the Del-1-
Mr. and Mrs George Welch
spent Sunday With friends in
Water Valley
Miss LESSEE Orr. Of OrrwOoJ.
Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Maggie Morrow
Mr. Z II. EImrnons has re-
turned from an extended visit n
Texas and Arkansas
Mrs. Sue Jones. Of Thayer.
No.. il the guest of her sister.
Mrs T. j. HarSins.
Miss Annie Chandler left We'd
nsssfay for Meridian. 10 spend a
few days with relatives
Mrs VI. l. Powell and three
Little neiees, Of Grenada. are the
guests Of Mrs 2. l. Riley.
Mr.. Morris JacOby. Of Mem
phis. Is visiting his mother and
the family Of Mr. a Bremen
The Board Of Supervisors have
been in session this week. boxing
fer the interests Of the public.
pr Clothing. Shoes and Hats.
ard see Us-
Y OxEoRD Day GOcDS Co.
SS.ver Hat PRS. Waist Sets and
Fan Chains n Davidson r Ward
laws
Rev. J-R- COUNTESS has gOnei
10 Aberdeen % assist in I revival
ard VII De absent about Two
weeks
Rev. Mr. Munger, 0s the Uai- .
ve-siEy. vii preach % the Gethsl- !
dist congregation Sunday A. II
O'Clock
The county superintendent IN
forms Us that school warrants
viii not be cashed until the June
distribution
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Arnold.
OF ByhalIa. asreasseI the We
mans College commencement
and we're guests Of Mrs z Z B.
Wallaes.
Mrs Pearl NarSs<te Taylor. OF
Water Valley, came up u attend
the Shakespearsan Recital Tues
day night and Vas the guest Of
49, hattie McKee,
We are showing extra good
quality N SC and 10 cent Lawns
Cal and ssse them
TIA OxxoRo Dzr Coos Co
I SILVER Hss Prs WAIST Sets AMI
Fan Chains n DawAiS0n L War1-
laws
Col. and Mrs.. J. w. L F4lkner
sErs. EoIland wilkins and little
daughter, Sa1le Nurry, hare re-
turned fro<n Ripley
Mr. and Ms. P. K Matthews
attended The faesral OF Dr. Isaac
Brown. brother Of the latter. NJ
Liberty Hill Monday
{ Misses Annie Chandler and
Ella Wrss-hs rendered -heir pupils
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Mr. +. C. B1fGrs- Of Sharxey.
sFsnk several days this week VISA
Ms parents Mr.. and Ms 4 H
b1ford, near College HILL
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Rev. WI King preached IN
excellent sermon On -ganhhng
sunday wight with . Urge audi
sEce IN arrenSaree
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The friends Of Miss Ella Cairns
VII be giad to learn that she =
aole 70 be o1E ssain after suffer
sng several weeks frcr, severe
burns.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-24
AN INFAMOUS COMPARISON.

More than a week ago this paper gave
the details by which the Federal Gov
eminent was defrauded out of 100000
by the collision of Federal revenue Off
GERS with a rectifier at Milton. 1t was
the most gigantic swindle perpetrated in
the history of the State, and the story
of how it was done by Mr. Bouldin In
these columns was graphically told. II
created a sensation in the State. Only
one other daily has printed the news. and
it Jagged several days behind the News
and Observer and gave only the bare out
lines OF the swindle. a.
1t was not until yesterday that the
Morning Post ever heard of the wholesale
frauds. and it then gave its readers none
of the details of the gigantic steal. but
referred to it only to compare it TO the
A. ana n. c. r. r. investigation--anr in
famous thing to do, comparison Mhia''
none but a base hireling paper would
would make. In the trial in the Federal
court it has been established, that 81 the
government has been defrauded of lone
hundred thousand dollars by The oollu-
sion OF a Federal revenue Office: and n
distiller The revenue officer has been
convicted, and is awaiting sentence.
Others have been arrested. la The
Atlantic and North Carolina RAILROAD
matter, two soldiers of fortune, fired from
railroad jobs and looking for a place, pre-
ferred charges against the management
of the Atlantic and North Carolina Tdii-
road Not one of them has been sustained
and the suggestion of corruption and
theft is not believed by any man in North
Carolina. And yet the Post has the in
science to compare the men in charge OF
the Atlantic and North Carolina railroad,
with the revenue officer who was convict
ed of being in collision with rcctifer a,
Milton when the government was swindled
out of one hundred thousand dollars.
Even the Charlotte organ of Conspiracy
has an editorial saying: 1T is up to
Duncan The Post does not dare to
print any facts about revenue officers be-
cause Collector Duncan and the Post
worked together to try to have Russell
made Chief Justice. Birds Of Il feather"