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Willie Hall was fined SO and costs to-
day by Judge Lindsay for disturbing
the peace and quiet of the night.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-12

BETTER THAN A GOLD MINE.
A box of Head-Ease is better than a
gold mine if you have a headache and
wish quick relief. Stops most any kind
of headache, quickly and safely. Try
them. Hebron Drug Co.
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EXTRA.

Special sale of business envelopes 81
a thousand In larger lots better rates.
Arleigh & Co.
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PASSENGERS.

Per stmr. Likelike, October u, from
Molokai pOrts-N. *. Pukui, J. d. Nc
Weigh, Rev. f. MaXimine
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Japanese
Hold Their Own

ST PETERSBURG, October Izeay resulted the
fighting Yentai The holding their
TOXIC October advancing The Russians
trying
TOXIC October lathe will domestic $4O
defray
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SENATOR HOAR'S SUCCESSOR APPOINTED.
BOSTON Unit
ed Massachusetts, succeed the late Senator Oar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-12

CAPTURE SMUGGLING STEAMER.
TOXIC, October the British
steamer Fuping munitions of Port Arthur
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-12

SHORE BATTERIES DAMAGE RETVIZAN.
CEFOO bleshp
damaged Port Arthur by the besieging land batteries
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-12

COSTLY FIRE AT WINNIPEG.
WINNIPEG 1.-two business burned today. The
100000.
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Star vent Ads Ply 25 cents.
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To Japanese Consul, HOnOIuIu:

To Japanese Consul, Honolulu:
The uardshp Shata the zth inst captured the Fupn
TAKAFIRA.
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Star Want Ads ray 25 cents.
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Not ;nough
T oQrists

CHAMBER COMMERCE. FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS
CUTTING DOWN THE AMOUN SPENT ON PROMOTION
COMMITTEE woRK-PREFERs TO SPEND MONEY ON PUBLIC
IMPROVEMENTS HONOLULU.
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Star Want Ads pay 25 cents.
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Was The Money
ELnbGZZI0d?

THE LAND OFFICE CASH THAT OVER To THE
TERRITORIAL TREASURY-TRIAL FORMER COMMISSIONERS
E. S. BOYDCOL. FISHER RESULTS OF HIS EXAN-
NATIONS OF BOOKS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
9abn auf nfn Montblailf.
Remes eisantiides Yroieft sar GrIetfterune
oea gllpen:Yl eiieoerfehrs.

~
oils i'm Sabre 1856 Der Ji1rer 8al>
mat unb Sr. Yeccarb ais Die Griten
ben @ipfel bes Montblanc in ben Ca
poDer 4lpen eritiegen. lieB iia pobl
fem Meni9 trdumen, bab man ii9
taum elm Sabrbunpert ipGter nit benz
Ylane tragen fDnne, ben bO9iten 8er9
Guropas jebem neutrality-suspicious.
bur9 te9nii6e Mittel. 5usdnsli6 gu
MAIDEN. nnb bod liegt bieier Ylan
beute in greifbarer Geitalt Dor. Sein
llrbeber 1T Der frun3Oiide Sngenielr
Duportal, General : Snfpeftor fir
8riidens unb Strabenbau. SupOrtal
bermeibet in feinem Gntpurf iegli6e
unterirbii9e Sur9fiibruns: Die Subn
fo1, Inn ben Nusfliislern ben freien
@usblid 81 geitatten, frei an ben Sell
fen emporfteigen. 4ls Qusgangspuntt
lit Die $50 Meter q Meter glei9 3 SUP
3 53oO iiber Dem M~eeresfpiegel in Der
Gdbe bes 8abeortes Saint>@ erbais
liegenbe Station Sapet Der @iienbabn
pariss 2ppnzM arleile gstpGblt. @on
ben &oaues (2645 Meter) ab pirb Die
Strede bur6 Qapinen unb 9erDQfGQe
~gefGbrbet, tpogegen beipnbere S9ub=
bauten porgeieben finb. Die Balm ion
bann CUR Sete> &pufe (3165Wteter) unb
f9lieBli9 gu Der 900 Mleter unter Dem
@ipfel bes Mpntblanc 9elegsnen
MiauiQe bu @outer 1895 Meter) fiji
rem. 8is bort betrGet lire 2Gnge 1875
&ilometer q 3ilometer glei9 0.62 eng
fii9e Meilen). 8on Der NiguiQe bu
@puter Bis gu Der Spite bes 8erges
lit cine feline Spnbsrbabn in Nusii9t
genommen, an beren Ste1e porlGufia
bequeme Me9e fir Subgdnser unb fir
G6litten treten iplen. Die 3dbnrabz
balm gum Montblanc erbdlt eleftrii4en
8etrieb. SIRE Splrpeite betrGgt l
Metsr, mas lei &urpen cine 0erringe>
rung bes 8ogenbdlbmehers uuf SO
Meter eeitattet. Steigerungen iiber Is
Yrosent perben bermieDen. Man reG>
net auf cine 5abrgef9tpinbigfeit bon
7 Bis 8 &ilpmeter in Der Stunbe; cine
f9nelere Sabrt ion aussei9lofen ipere
ben, I'm Die 3eiienben niat einem gu
f9roffen We6iel bes 2%uftbrudes ausz
5ufeben. Sdgli9 fouen ie 10 3iige
bersuuf unb bergab fabren. Die 8auz
foiten Der Subn limb auf 100000
Srares Il 6rune gleia 1873 Gents)
peranf6lagt, mas fir bas 8ilometer
$4,000 Srancs ergibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
@isse- @rab.


Wiles unb gef1c Perrpo, 1143
Bebile Nbe., Wdoden. = Wiaiam
unb Siaie Goples, Senate Nps. uno
pratt Str, Wdo9en. = .. 6. unb
Carrie Waiae, 2205 Of Midi9an
Str, 2nabe. - e. 6. uno Marp
Sartman, $50 Nr9 Str. 3nabs.-
Sobn unb ROra MOOre, staOt. &nabs.
Dim uno ROrp patton, 1928 q.
SIinois Str, &nabe. = Safe uno
Martba 2Onsenam, 1923 g. Wef
Str 9nabe.-Sobn uno Grace Sen-
lsb, 100 Wooolawn Wpe., 2nabe. -
5reo uno @elia Suneman, 1872 9oro
Str. 9nabs. -gbrifopbsr uno Sattie
Quad, 1706 Proipset Str, 2nabs. =
@barles unb Mattie @raoss. 357 %.
IL. Str, 6nabe. - Walter rno
Wap De Bruler, $50 %. Is. Str,
Or db6en.
% etraut:
ples o. Selbp-2iaian 6. Sueo.
Srantlin gabbitt-Glora &oberts.
Walter geoerlp- Warp 5apes.
&obert 8rban-SteIa Garter.
Waion 6. 6enoririon-Winnie Gain.
6reoerie @oot-Opal 8. &ufin.
Sobn @oleman-Marp Oldham.
Wiliam Wilton-S oa Monninger.
@sra Waoe-Waube Sbero.
&Obert Simpfon-0arriett 3nDr.
Wiliam Noble-Benaloine Smith.
@eforben:
Granf Sbompion. As. Staot-
0Oipital. -Mpra Gortnsp. IS. 1947
SublOw aps. = Marsusrite Selms,
&c, 1873 g. Moble str.-elisabetb
ROB, SO, 9O7 4Fblanb 4be. - Sapio
Baud man, rs. Marion @ounip Mfp=
um.-Ri9arb u. Barnes, 45, 91e
Sbeffielo Mbe. = gtbel Smptbe, 10
Monate, 231 Sliding Gt r.--GbriFian
6abrba9. 70. GIG Some place.-
Glopo Suie, 2 WOnate, 9l7 %. 90.
StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
0riinolfd1e SeSinieftipn.

en- benz ruiiii9en Srte ,2iabn
berri9te cine fur9tbare S9arla9epioes
mie, Die piele Spfer fprberte. &ls aud
Der So6n zines .9apitaliten" err
frantic, lieb man enbli4 einen Nr5t
raus Der Gtdbt" bolen, Ger ben 2euten
Die S9rednihe Der Gpioemie in ben
blutieIten Sarben bormalte. n@or
alem," iagte er, amiibt Shr @u4 2qms
pen gum 8erbrsnnen Der Sornluliuz
pldtthen ani9affen, benin SIR miibt
Cure Wo6nungen unb Wdf9e besinfiz
Siren." @ls Der Nr5t absereiit mar,
traten Die flusen 2eute 0 2iabp 5uz
iammen unb fagten: n@as niiten uns
bel bieIer eetpalti9en epidemic feline
2ampen2 @ir tppllen lisber @9eiters
6aufen ansiinbsnl" limb tie siinbeten
Dor ben Sbiiren ibrer 6GuIer S9eiters
baufen an unb eofen Ye9 unb S6pes
fel binein. Die S9siterbaufen aber
erfiinten ben Ort nit furhtburem.
ber5beflemmenbem Gdu9, unb es
herri6te Elm 10 grGbliher Sunft, baB
Die &ranfen nidt eefunb iperben fonn>
ten, pobingegen AUDI Die 9eiunben
tsant purben. Nls Die Distinction
nit pe9 unb @9pefel etfpel9e 8rGnbe
perurfa9te, legte ii9 bic ppli5ei in's
Miittel unb lOfhte Die S9eiterbuufen
aus. LIMB barum," 10 faeen ieBt Die
flusen 2eute BON 2iabp, rtonnte Die
Oesinfeftion feinen Grfolg baben, benin
Die S6eiterbaufen brannten piel gu
furae Belt"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
Snat ibrsm 0attem.

Granf CHM, 1901 Miblanb Mbe.,
Der fd erft Dor mebreren Wonatsn ber=
beiratbete uno Der felt ettua 2 Wp9en
ipurlOs beridmano, tpirb bon isiner
iun9en Satin, Der friberen Grau 2i=
meyer aus Cambridge eifri9t aeiu9t.
Die gltern oes bsri9uunoeasn gbe-
mannes bebaupten, oab Die Grau bon
ibrem friberen @atien nidt seidieben
muroe uno bob 2inn, nadoem CT oieies
erfubr, bic Staot aus bisism @runos
nerlieB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
@runoeisentbums usbertragnngen

9erielbe an benielben, S6eil bon
Section 9 unb 10. bieieIbe. 800.
@mmer Simmler u. u. an Sobn 9.
Suger Sons Co., Cots LA, par-
ters Subj. Dat Sia (uno @igentbum
in 2afapstte). fholi9 bon 25. Ctr.
ST.. 900.
Otis 81. @labben on bic @labben
2umber Co., Got 19, 8irb's Subj.
pifion, SutIot 178, 45 BEL 1871
SUB. berbsfert, Ofieite bon Norb Seem
Ssriep Str. n6rbli9 boz, ct. Clair.
StraBe, $4,000.
Wiliam g. Sobnion an Srufes,
Wef Waibin9ton ctr. Or. 6. Stride,
Got 152. 4. Section Dome pIaes
Noo., 40. 40 bel 14O SUB, ihowsflids
gde ban Waibinston StraBe uni
Warman Mpe 4, 81, $50.
Sobn q. Wc@uaOusb on emma ).
Smith. Got "a. BlOt z, fibIiht
Brootiioe aoo., 40 bel Isl. 10 SUB.
tpeflibe Settle BON 2a Sale Str.
iaoli9 BON Is. Str, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

Die Soften Der G6la9t bel 2iao@
Bang bdt elm en9liI9er Sa6peritGnoiz
ger tpie fplgt bere9net: 125,0O0 &ui=
fer unb 10000 Sapansr baben Oh
Der S9la9t t6eilgenommen. 8ringt
man babpn Die &eferpen in Mb3ue unb
re9net nit Der Sbatfahe, bab ni9t
ale Solbatsn auf einmal fdmpTen
fonnten, 10 fann nan ~annebmen, bab
ettpa 10000 &ufen unb $4,000 Sapas
ner 60 Stunben lang gefdmpft baben.
Oiefe BADEN 1900 patronsn pro Mann
gebrau6t, ober gegen 100000
patrOnen i'm 9anaen. Sieie @atrpnen
6atten einen Wert6 BON f4O0,O 900 Gel
slei9 $4.70). 9ie 300 in Der S9la9t
beripanbten 3anonen baben etipa $780,
900 8runaten gu bur9f9nittli9 fO.4
a~bgefeuert, mas f180,O00 ausma9t.
Sn bieIen Summsn finb natiirli9 ni6t
nit einbegriffen bic Soften fir Nus=
befierung Der @epe6re unb &anonen;
na9 5tpei ober brei S9la6ten pie Die
Bel 2iaobans tit lie aber brinssnb
notbis. Die japaniiGsn 6elbfanonen
toiten ie etpa f400. Oie groben Sc
f4iibe, bic Port 4rtbur pertheibisen,
foiten Biz gu $4,000 unb ieber einselns
ShuB ESQ. 8is Dor Sturgeon bate
bic iapanii9e Regierung f12,000,000
fir 3riegsmaterial a%usgeseben; bic
Eufen baben bas Soppelte aufse>
tpanbt, 10 baB i'm 9an5en Material fir
f36,0O0,000 aus ben perf9iebenen Or
f%enalen Guropas unb Miiens perbrau9t
fpprben mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
sab oie Sa@e nt@t als ult an.

patrid Sse9an, Der am Wontag un=
ter Der anfla9e oes Si6neroiebfabls
Derbaftet puroe uno Der bic Shat als
einen hlt, nit Der Abf9i, bas Subn
benz gigentbiimer uieber ~3u3ufellen,
aussefibrt babsn nil, purbe bon
&itter @balOn, Der ben SpaB nidt
re4t ourdIdausn founte, nit $25 nebft
Soften unb 80 Sasen arbeitsbaus De-
ffraft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
Die 8ebSroe fir SHentlt4e Mr:
bsitem befatist Den 8eri9t
Der &ommiK6re.

Die 8ommiHdre, ipeI9e pom Der Stabt
unb Ger @afersG onpasnie ernannt purben,
beri4teten nod elmer i~trensen unb umfangs
rei9en griifuns oeS itdStii@en @oners
f. lsenbermaben:
y@ir finb e%initimmis Der Mnii&t, baB
bas Dafier meIdes ben ~goniumenten pdbs
renb bet SerioSe bieler rnteriuduns s~eliefert
wurbe, suten seiunbbeitIi9en ~@barafters
mar Sab bas 8afer pom 9ribatsg runnen
elmer Der pidttsiten Sactoren Der @nts
itebunss: l1ria6en bieier (Sppbus) Gpibemie
Beriobe mar"
Die SommiHdre empfeblsn bic @orSems
nirung bon pripat.8 Drummer unb Mborten,
unb empfeblen, bab gerbinounsen nit M6'
~passfandIen bsrseifent weroen ioIen no
irtmer iid ioIde befinben. Ser gauge Bes
sidt Der Rommiid rs tit in Druid unb fuirb
auf Gnfrase abseIiefert ober NIT Der Poit
perlanbt.
Die Nuasitdt bss @afers. ruie ioIdes pom
bieier @eieui6aft seIiefert mirb, unb pie
burd bieIsn 8eridt feftseiteut, lift fir ale
gewobner Der stabt gum gripats@ ebrau@
empfebIenspertb.
Snoianapolia @aTer 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

Milli 6. Bull, elm friibersr
lanaidbriaer 8epobnsr BON Snbiana=
polis in ben lebten beioen Sabre aber
in SEEM Yort als @ifenba6n-N n9eitsa-
ter ibdtig, farb seffern Morsen in-
folee zines Dor 2 Wonaten erlittenert
IutOmobil 8 u%nfals. gr binterldBt
Wiitpe uno cine So9ter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

90 Ser Sabrer Stnfenoe
Dote iomte Oct NegenSbmr9er
Warteu 2alemoer fur 1905
iino omr@ umiere Office su
te5ttken.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

60 2ange pfeifsn, furse pfeifen,
S1nupftabats= DOZEN uno Rau6artitsl
aler Irt, iOruie @igarrsn better Quali=
tdt bel 5. %. Wudo, Is 0irsinia Npe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

Sen 6 per ten 9eat t,
ben Elm Mnsler is eefaneen. fif9te Elm
gepifer Poge i'm Sabre 1898 aus Der
Sbeye. Der Riefenfiid tpos senau
% funb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

0sfnansieIeS geIb AZ nerleiben Az irgtub etueui
d gefrag fir 8 bis 9 pro5eut.
American Home Buying Co.,
o 2omborh 0ebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
sarantirte Sur fir Samorrhpis.

&iseInbe, bIinbe, blutenbe ober berpor,
T ebenoe9dmorrbpiben. Sbr Mpotbefer eritat,
tet bas gsIb suriid fpenn PAZO ONT
MENT 81 furiren perfebIt in 6 bis IA
Tasen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

QocaL@ etterberi9t
S65n beute Mbenb unb am Sreitcs ;
iteigenoe Temperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

On permiefben-Dte 5tpei eafeHrduuie SO. 131 unb
- 1873 5torb 4eIoipare StraBe. biuter Eomlinfon
Sone. Ransufrassn 2a5 aemde @ebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

~ eulangt Wtdb&en unb Srauen fir 2onnbrps
- arbett. Eansufrapen In Mrmtrones eaunbrp.
aal agef Earplanb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
0ei@6fts=0 eleSembeit /: sa Bs. ssaIsa'

pber Bertauf9en zines gsi9dftes probiren Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8tmmer 81, 'SitssraIh eebdube, s,orbbfIi@e ede
Narfet etrabe unb Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

Sur "a stuuOeu. snbsub7 ubr gaurssns. 80. Gssbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
pffee oer
indianapolis Clearing House Association

Die Bereini9ten gonten bon Snbianapoiis msrssn
~ Routo9, ben 2. Sauuor 1905 in Anbetrant oes
Reaiabrs . 5eisrtases. eei6lofsu isin. gsrbrnoit9'
feiten an btsIem Fos ooer am 81. Se3enrber ober 1
Sauanr idaie, ioaten am Sreitas, ben 80. DECEMBER
befsrat weroeu
Georse 6. GaIoert. 9eitdttsfibrer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
0erian9t Mn3et9en

rgenb tuel1er Art peroeu IN ber' .Snbioua 3rtbHne'
nit SC per Belle fir iebe Suiertiou bsrehnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

0afbins t IN, go. 0esbr.
SIR Snbiana SIM Gasemeinea i4on
beute Mbsnb unb am Srsitas; fteisenbe Gents
peratur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
Sbermoineterfnne

9bernoineterftano.
06@fe Semperatar .......... 10 Sraf
HieSriefte Temperatur. 8 ~
D. e. BIbtbs
SeetionssD Director.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-04-21
VIII Meet IN Oxford.

The State Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs will meet here from
the 2Sth to Both of this month.
Representatives from all over the
State will be present, and each
meeting will be replete with in
terest to all in attendance.
In 1894, the first Womans club
was formed in Oxford, bearing
the name of the Woman's Book
Club. It's originator and organi-
ger was Mrs. j. w. Johnson, one
of the most cultured and pro-
gressive ladies of the state This
was followed by the Browaings s,
founded by Mrs. Rosa johnson
Harris. This club has been fede-
rated, and is well known through
out the state. In 1902, the New
Century Book Club was organic
ed by Mrs. W. d. Porter, and
quite recently the Home Circle
has been organized. Intelligent,
brainy women are the leaders OF
these clubs, and they have done
excellent work in the way of in
spring our women to press for
ward in mental culture.
With many others, the EAGLE
joins in heartily welcoming the
club representatives to our town.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-04-21
In Memoriam.

MRS MAMIE CATHRINE JONES.
Mrs. Mamie Jones, nee Bogard,
was born Dec. 10, 1853, died
April 10, 1904.
When fourteen years of age
she gave her life to God and
united with the Methodist church
at Friendship, now on Abbeville
circuit. She was an active, con-
sistent christian all her life. Her
devotion to her family, her friends
and her God was beautiful. With
"a Christ like self sacrifice she
lived for others, thinking of her.
self last. She was without hy-
pocrisy, was true under all cir
cumstances. Her faith in God
was true and unwavering to the
last. Her hopes were in a cruel
fed Savior and her greatest JOY
was in His service and living in
the sunlight of His presence.
Her last illness was short anC
her end was sweetest peace. She
was sick about one week, bu
there was no apprehension Of
death until about six hours be-
fore, when she called a devoted
brother to her bedside and tolc
him she was dying. Summonine
the family, she babe them good
bye with tender parting words
sending love to many absen
friends. Then without a pain sh'
closed her eyes to earth and nigh
and awoke in eternal day.
J. HI. HOLDER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-04-21

The friends of Mrs. j. W. Z,
Falkner will be delighted to learn
that she is able to drive out, and
be on the streets again. We sim
4 cerely trust that she will soon
fully regain her health and
strength.
The contract has been let for
the ice plant, and the factory ex-
poets to begin operations about
June 1st. This enterprise fills a
long felt want in our town. and
we hope the price of ice will be
lower as result.
] Prof. K. Harmon, OF Gulfport,
will be in Oxford on Thursday,
April 26th, to sell real estate.
All who wish to take advantage
of this opportunity to secure lots
in this future metropolis OF the
South, will do well to meet him
here on that date.
Miss Ella Cairns was seriously
burned Thursday night by her
clothing catching fire from q
car die. Though exceedingly
painful, her wounds are not con-
sidered dangerous and her friends
hope that she will soon be up.
| Mrs. Linda B. West has re-
turned from Vicksburg, and will
spend the summer in Oxford.
She will soon be joined by her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Hinton
and children, who will remain in
Oxford through the heated season
Ed. Gammons, the murderer OF
Mr.. ]. l.. Kimsey and his daugh-
ter Miss Fannie, will be tried in
! Water Valley at a special term OF
| Circuit Court, beginning Monday,
May 22d, Judge S. c. Cook of
Clarksdale, presiding.
We will continue our policy of
not having Especial Days"
Every day is Bargain Day with
us. All treated alike. Come in
and examine our immense stock.
THE OXFORD Dry GOODS Co.
Two south-bound freight trains
both extras, were wrecked at the
water tank, north of Abbeville,
yesterday morning. One train
backed into the other and four
cars and the caboose was de-
molished. No one was injured.
We call special attention to the
advertisement of the Oxford
Pharmacy. DR.. Tom Collier has
added much to the attractiveness
of this popular drug store, by
many additions to the fixtures.
Mr.. Gayle Beanland will have
charge of the drug department..
Give them call.
The residence of Mr.. Stephen
Galloway, five miles north east
of Oxford was burned Tuesday
night at II o'clock. The family
escaped unframed, but all houses
hold effects were destroyed. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Galloway will regret to learn of
their loss.
An attempt was made to wreck
the north bound passenger train
Sunday evening, a half mile north
of Abbeville. Several eross-ties
were placed across the track,
showing the premeditated scheme
of train wreckers. Strenuous eff
fort should be made to capture
the criminals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-04-21
Nay Nunter Of the New Idea
Wonan's Maqazine.

Prominent features of the May
number of the New Idea Woman S
Magazine are adapted to that
month. 'sHow to Grow Pansies
and 1.-THE Cultivation of the
Strawberry" will appeal to those
who are interested in gardening.
BIRD Enemies" is a protest
against the wholesale destruction
of the feathered warblers, and
presents the subject in a way that
reproaches the vanity of woman.
'ssWhen housekeeping Time IS
Here" will suggest many new
ideas for the saving of the house,
wife's strength, and in Fashion $
realm there is a whole gallery OF
new models that will attract the
home dress maker. In fact, the
table Of contents both invites and
satisfies.a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-04-21
Shakespcarian Revival.

Julius Cesar" one of the
most instructive and popular his
torical plays of Shakespeare, will
be given by the members of Miss
Isom's class in oratory on May Sd.
Neither time nor expense has
been spared to make it a great
success. The costumes have been
secured from New Orleans and
are complete in every detail.
The play will be reproduced as
during Shakespeare's time. An
Elizabethian stage and setting
will be used. The actors will be
sstrue Romans presenting the
play before an Elizabethian audi
ence. The Elizabethian setting
has grown to be a most popular
way of presenting Shakespeare
plays. 1t has been given in this
manner by many of the leading
Universities of the North. Eng
Hand and Germany. We hope i
may prove a success before 8
lscholarly and critical audience O
q the South, as it is the bidder
| depth and wealth of meaning o
Il the great masters lines that i
brought out and no attention
being paid to senic efsot.
A large crowd is expected fror
neighboring towns and schools
sIWe predict that this play wi
e prove more instructive and en-
J. ,ioyable than any Miss Isom ha
+ heretofore given, notwithstand
d ling all of her Shakespearian 81
h forts have been crowned wit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-04-21
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

will visit the following Voting
Precincts for the purpose of register
ing voters not registered, on the fol-
lowing dates, to-wit:
Sanders, Monday, May 9th.
Cambridge, Tuesday, May lotn.
Abbeville, Wednesday, May 18th:
Free Springs, Thursday, May 18th
Slate's Store, Friday, May 18th.
College Hill, Monday, May 10th.
Burgess, Tuesday, May 18th.
Orrwood, Wednesday, May 18th.
Shackelford's Mill, Thursday, May
Humphreys Mill, Friday, May Goth
Taylor's, Saturday, May 2lst::
Paris, Monday, May 23rd.
DELAY, Tuesday, May 9th.
Tula, Wednesday. May 25t1.
Dallas, Thursday, May 26th..
Lafayette Springs, Friday, May ~
{. 4. SLOUGH,
Resistrar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-04-21
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi.
Lafayette County. !
To Edward Transou, whose post
Office address is Andrews Chapel,
Tenn: You are ereby commanded
to appear before the Chancery Court
of Lafayette County, Mississippi, on
the Fourth Monday of May A. D.,
1904, to answer the suit of Mrs, Re-
becca Transou, in which you are de-
PENDENT. This the 7th day of Marcn
A. D.. 1904. ]. O. RAMEY, Clerk.
Klmbrough & Thomson,
Sol for CompPt.
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Subscribe for The EAGLE.
Sherift's Notice.

Fam hereby authorized to no.
tify all Privilege Tax payers thai
all Privilege Taxes are due by
the LIST day of May with each
wear. as all Privilege license ex-
pires the 30th day of April and
that all applicants Tor Privilege
license must make application be-
fore the Chancery Clerk of each
county stating the largest amount
thew expect to have in business
for the following year.
This the 18th day of April, 1914
J. H. WEIGH,
Sheriff Lafayette Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-04-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The State of Mississippi.

The State of Mississippi.
Lafayette County. !
In the Chancery Conrt, April IA, 1904.
In the matter of the Estate OF Mrs.
A. ]. Barr, deceased.
Whereas, Letters Testamentary ap-
pertaining to the last will and tesla
ment of Mrs. A. j. Barr, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned at
rules by the Chancery Court of Lafay
cite County, Mississippi. Now, all
persons having claims against the
estate of the said deceased are hereby
notified and required to exhibit and
prove the same in the manner reGuir-
ed by law or the same will be forever
barred. CHAS. b. +HoWRf.
This April IA 1904. At Executor.