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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
Says New District Attorney
John B. Moran,
in THE LOMASNEY CASE
Charge Was Brought That Supporters
of ]. F. Fitzgerald, Candidate for
Mayor of Boston, Had
Conspired to Kill.

Boston, Dec. 6.--The charge brought
by Martin NJ. Lomasney, the leader of
the ward Democracy, that the support
ers Of John f. Fitzgerald, the successful
candidate for the Democratic nomination
for mayor in the recent primaries, had
eonspired to kill him, were denied con-
sideration by District Attorney John b.
Moran last night.
Mr.. Lonaasney had charged that the
supporters of Mfr. Fitzgerald, including
the mayoralty candidate, Congressman
John A. Sullivan, Joseph A. Denison and
|others, had threatened at breakfast in
the Boston club on School street, TO kill
him on the day the municipal primaries
were held, Nov 10 last. The matter
was brought to the attention Of the new
district attorney by Mr.. Lomasney's
lawyers and an extended conference and
were held at police head
quarters last night.
Last night District Attorney Moran
Isent a letter to William ]. Miller, OF
Mr.. Lomasneys counsel, in which he said
| in part;
Il find no evidence Of any conspiracy
| to assault or otherwise injure or inter.
Ifere with Martin NJ. or Joseph p. To-
lmasney. | find such want Of evidence
as to conspiracy that am amazed
THAT any member Of the bar, even after
a casul investigation of the evidence
should deem the matter worthy Of pres
lentation to district attorney.
"By premature publication, great
wrong has been done to men entirely
innocent and your client is subjected tc
the grave suspicion that the conspiracy
lcharge was but political bomb design
led TO destroy John F. Fitzgerald politi
lcally and Joseph A Denison professional
lly. While I hold the Office Of district
lattorney will allow no man to use il
or me for such vicious purpose"
| Inasmueh as the conspiracy charges
have been dropped by both the police
land by the newly elected district at
ltorney, it is probable that they win moi
be brought forward again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY.
From Intercity Athletic Association on
Death Of Pitcher Orla Morey.

A well-attended meeting of the stock
holders oil the intersity Athletic asso-
ciatien, held Iii the Apollo club rooms
at Montpelier last evening, d. r. Don
nelly and w. A. Lord of Montpelier and
|C. II. Wishart Of this city were appoint
ed a. a committee to draft suitable reso-
lutions on the death Of Orla Morey, last
seasons Intercity pitcher, who lost hi:
Ihse at Beloit, Wisconsin, on Monday
while endeavoring to save the life ol
a college mate. II was also voted Is
sena q copy Of the resolutions to th'
yoilng mans father, Grant Morey o.
Rupert and to send floral tribute.
The death has brought forth many ex
Ipressions of regret among the people q
Barre and Montpelier who knew thu
young man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
FRIGHTFULLY INJURED.
Everett Lincoln of Hubbardton Hurt in
Lumber Camp.

West Haven, Dec. Everett Lincoln,
OF IIubbardton, young man, was
frightfully injured here yesterday while
working in the Gerry lumber camp. He
was assisting In saw mill when the
circular saw broke, a section striking
him and cutting cash from his chin
over the back of his head. The brain
was laid bare but as the wound, while
terrible, is not deep, doctors were able
to dress the injury. It is feared that
he cannot recover although his breath
ing seems to be stronger.
His father, mother, wife and brother
from Hubbardton came here yesterday
and are with Mr.. Lincoln now.
The accident occurred through frosty
log rolling while being sawed with thu
result that the saw was broken by strik
ing an iron dog.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
WHO is THIS MAN7
He Goes to County jan Under Name
Of John Connolly.

Officer phmkett of Mortified took to
the county jail at Montpelier yesterday
afternoon man who is to serve fif'
teen days sentence for first ofTenss
Of intoxieation, in spite of the fact that
il is, according to the officer, the mans
fourth first offense. The man goes "a
Jail under the name of John Connolly
but it Ii said that his name IS Frank
Conway. The officers say that the man
has twice been in the Barre city court
and once each in the Northfeld and
Montpelier courts. They ascribe the
reason for his various first offensesa
because of the ease with which he
changed his name
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
LOCKOUT CALLED
AT HARDWICK
THIS MORNING
UNEARTHING GREAT
JEWEL ROBBERY
New York Police Recover Part of Loot
Secured in England Nine Months
Ago--were Salesmen's
Samples.

New York, Dec. GA search for stol-
en- jewels said to be valued at more than
100000 which has extended over nine
months and has engaged the efforts Of
the police OF two continents, was partly
rewarded yesterday when q pawnbroker
whose name has not yet been disclosed,
was examined in police court on John
Doe summons. The victim Of the rob-
berry was Mr.. Glottauer of the firm Of
Glottauer Freres, jewelers., Of Paris. The
robbery is alleged to have occurred last
March at Birmingham, England. Mr.,
Glottauer said that two necklaces valued
at $4,000 have been located in the
shop Of the man who was examined yes
terday.
According to the story told by Mr..
Glottauer, he was visiting his custom
ers in Birmingham last March when his
samples, valued at $500 900, were stolen
The case was promptly reported to the
police Of the English city, but no trace
Of the robbers could be found. As o
result OF the investigation it was de.
termined that the thieves had left the
country, and the Birmingham police
learned enough to lead them to believe
that they had come to America. The
police Of New York were asked to bs
on the lookout for them and since that
time the search has been constantly in
progress.
Mr.. Glottauer had come over here te
assist the officers in their investigation
and when some gems which correspond
ed with some Of those stolen were To-
Gated in an Sth avenue pawn shop, Glot
tauer, acting upon the advice of the
district attorneys office, brought ths
proprietor OF the shop into court on I
summons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
NEITHER TEAM WON.
Clan Gordon and c. 0. F. Divided the
Honors in Cribbage.

In the cribbage league last evening
the Clan Gordon and O. @. II. teams
split even, each team winning at -four
of the tables. The result BY tables
was as follows; Mcleod and Riddle,
c. G., defeated Burke and Brault, O.
O. r.; Milne and Jopp, G. G., defeated
McIver and Leahey, G. o. F.; Inglis and
Mackay, c. G, defeated Tierney and
Beaggrie, G O. f.; Smart and Cruick-
shank, G. g., defeated Nelson and LIE.
Clair, G. o. +.
Goneo and Carroll, G. o. F., defeated
Smart and Keith, G. c.; McNnlty and
White, G. o. f., defeated Troup and
Booth, c. G.; Brown and McNulty, G
o. f., defeated Gordon and Thompson
G. G.; Nelson and Tierney, c. 0. f.
defeated Henderson and Scott, G. G.
The l. 0. o. +. and Red Men play
tonight.
The standing Of the league to dat'
IL fcllaxra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
Supposed to Contain Valua-
bic Mail Matter.
GOING TO FIT. ETHAN ALLEN
Post Office Inspectors Are in Burling
ton Trying to Ferret Out the
Mystery--A Possible
Solution.

Burlington, Dec. GA mail bag, con-
tanning all the mail for Troop H, Fort
Ethan Allen, has disappeared, and nc
trace Of it has yet been discovered. II
Is supposed to have contained number
of valuable letters and money.
It arrived at the postofiice here in
fact and ready for distribution. BY
calling at the post Office any member Of
the troop could receive the mail fol
the whole company by signing a receipt
book. This book is now missing ant
efforts to find 1t have proved fruitiess.
The postal authorities are inyestigat
ing, but no arrests have been made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
DEPUTY SHERIFF REMOVED.
W. S. Braman Of Rishford Charged with
Financial Irregularities

st. Albans, Dec. 6.--Deputy Sheriff w
S. Braman, of Richford, has been re-
moved from Office by Sheriff B. r. Kelley
The cause Of this action is that Bramar
had collected moneys which he had failed
to account for and suits are about to bt
brought in three cases for the recovery
from Sheriff Kelley of the money col
lected. rhe present sheriff has never
had occasion to remove a deputy before
Brainan has left Richford and his pres
ent whereabouts are unknown, although
there are rumors that he Is in New
Hampshire. No appointment to succeed
Mr.. Braman has vet been made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Mrs. Alfred Burroughs Of Bow Slipped
on Stairs With Lighted Lamp.

Concord, Dec. 6.-Alrs. Alfred Bur
roughs Of Bow died yesterday of burns
received in the night.
Mrs. Burroughs, who was an aged wo-
man and had not been in good health for
some time, arose in the night and start
led from her bedroom to an adjoining
room.
She carried a lighted lamp in her hand
and in going down short flight of stairs
it is thought she slipped and fell, break
ing the lamp and in this manner set
fire to her night dress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
SPEAKS NOT A WORD.
Benjamin Williams, Slayer Of Burlington
Policeman. Is Glum.

Windsor, Dee. 6.--Benjamin Williams.
the slayer Of policeman ]. r. McGrath
lin Burlington May IL, 1904, who was, af-
ter some inquiry and test as to his sanity,
found guilty of murder Ia the second de-
gree by the Chittenden county court and
sentenced to life Imprisonment in the
state prison, has not been heard TO speak
a word since his arrival here more than
two months ago. He has sometimes
shown interest enough to nod tohis keep
ers, but that is ALL He maintains a dog
|ged silence and exhibits no concern as
70 what passes around him. He is kept
lin the cells provided for convicts sus-
|pected of insanity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
FOUR BICYCLISTS
WERE BADLY HURT
Spill in the Six Day Race at Madison
Square Gardens Early This Morn
ing-Bedell Brothers in
the Lead.

New York, Dec. Cat o'clock this
morning the Bedell brothers still held
the lead in the six day bicycle contest
by one lap, gained before midnight. Dur.
ing the early morning hours two more
spills occurred IN which Decoupe, Mac
Donald, Hollister and Hill were pain
fully injured. The latter broke his collar
bone. Decoupe and his partner retired
from the contest. Halls partner, Down.
ey, left the track at half past four. All
s o'clock Bedell brothers had scored nine
hundred and fifty miles and four laps
The other nine teams had from one Ia
three laps less.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
PREPARING FOR GRANGERs.
Annual Meeting at Montpelier Dec. IL.
and Ia.

Montpelier, Dec. 6.--The programme
for the annual meeting Of the stats
Grange, to be held at Montpelier ON
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember i2, 13, and IA, will soon be is
sued. The meetings are to be held in
Armory hall and the Pavilion Hotel win
be headquarters. Gov. G. J. Bell, State
master, will preside. 1t it not yet am
nounced what meetings, ii any, will Be
open to the public. The annual banquet
will be served Tuesday evening BY the
Ladies' Guild Of Christ Church, and
plates will be laid for $50. 1t ID ex-
pected about 200 delegates will be in
attendance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
Went There in 1904.

Washington, Dec. 9. James Il. Par
SONS, Jr., the American consul-generaI
at Mexico City, who was killed at that
capital last night, was appointed consul.
general there April 10, i904. He was
from Albany, n. Y. Parsons had former
ly served as consul at Aaix-La- Chapelle,
having been appointed to that Office in
1888 and continued until June /, 1890.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
XMAS TREE PROFITS.
Last Of Shipment Of rs Cars Over M. &
w. Road.

The last shipment Of 2S carloads Of
Christmas trees for Buffalo, Cincinnati
and Philadelphia was sent out over the
Montpelier s. Wells River railroad yes
terday afternoon. II is said that the
price paid for these trees is one cent
each, while the market price in the large
citis ranges 'FRONT.' fifty cents to s25.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
WANT FOOT BALL.
Columbia Students Declare Against Its
Abolition.

New York, Dec 6.--Columhia students
declared against the abolition of foot
bali at mass meeting yesterday. A
resolution was passed requesting the
committee of student organizations to
reseind its recent action in barring the
game from Columbia's list at least until
the meeting Of the intercollegiate com
mittee on rules next spring.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
PENNsYLvAErAs NEW CAPTAIN.
Quarterback Stevenson Was choser
Last Night.

Philadelphia, Dec. Vincent NJ Ste.
venson of Lexington, KY, quarterback
of the University of Pennsylvania foot
ball team, was elected captain of the
foot ball quad last night for next year.
He sophomore in the architectural
department of the university.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
HIS FIRST SITTING.
Judge W. w. Miles Presiding at Wind
sor County Court.

Woodstock, Dec. 6.-Judge w. w
Miles is presiding at the December term
of Windsor county court, which opened
here yesterday, this being the first as.
signment since his appointment to the
bench. Out Of AZ cases on the jury
list 21 were struck of, in the calling Of
the docket. The flrst case for trial
was Ida f. Richardson vs.. George f.
Fletcher Of Chester, an action to recov.
er penalty for not producing q will.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
STREETS FOR CoAsTrNG.
Chief Of Police Brown Designates for
Use of Boys.

Chief Of Police Brown has designated
the following streets for the use Of boys
and girls for coasting purposes:
Batchelder street, ward l.
Camp street, ward 2.
East street, below fremont, ward q.
Pleasant street, ward 4
Granite and Blackwell, ward s,
Brooklyn street, ward 8.
Boys are requested to keep out of
Potash brook and not to cut up the lee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-06
AMERICAN CONSUL KILLED.
Mr.. Parsons Struck by an Electric Car
in Mexico City.

Mexico City, Dec. g. American Con-
sui General Parsons was killed by an
electric car here last night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

There i no case Of Indigestion. dr.
Pep-ia or stomach trgu5ls tAlt vii
nos yield - the digestive and ssrenE-
theEsn- influence 81 AosiOi Dyspep-
sia cure. This remedy takes me
strain OF the stomach bv I'll costing
wnat you est and allowing il - ress
astil il grows strong again. kodni
Dyspe psi1 Cure AsF0rGs quick ami per
nanenT relief fronllCi-estsen and al
stomach troubles. builds 70 the sys-
tenn and 50 parties that disease can
lot attack and gain = football a.
when in weakened ccnd.sto1- The
constantly Increasing USE Of kotol
Dyspepsia Care 0y physicians OF hos
pitlls and general practice CT itssl.
tells how this most wonderful modern
discover has proven % be the great
est digestant for the aIisviation OF J
suffering humanity. It's many cures
Of both caiidrsn anu ad1I.s grow
larger day by day sold BY j. Il
Aendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

SETON Z. ase is Crtlfnef BY rna
lard g E1yor and Aldermen Of .ha
toEa e Ozt1-'. Mississippi, that fror,
ant alter the pzss1ye u this crSfia-
7 ance ]. snail be unlLwfci - ship into
he sad % n % cozpo--te iia...s
Thereof any II <ht u any kias OF
Z description grozl New Orleans. II. ..
frcm the state % L1Uasiaaa, Or from
ans poslt wl-1.a lais state o. oui CT
T i affected Wiln xci.8W feye-, aud
from al ot th1 towns On the Gull of
MeNic1- Any oEa yioiA:in- tn.
arNl-zsz.ce shah IN conviction nav :
aze CT not less lh1z - ~ OF more
rEaa sg1Qr.
SEC- : Ordered further that from
ssIiG date i shall 1i-o 81 Unlawful I r
Any Fersoa or psrssus . enter the
sa1 .own or tac corp rate limits
Thereof trsal t1c SAT- sac % Louis
---ia " TIE city % New Orleans. j..
sa-,- STATE. CT s-u-- any toxins on tire
tilAf q Mexico. o. any oth-r poi {
within 90 sitln0at rar STATE u slissi,-
spri ilf-ctsl via sci4ou fever. aus
any one Elulafl.g Toe provisions u
tn4- eraer 81 guElctaan. shar D.
81. Jess o. the sane punishment -
prQsisi, c in the Irss -ectio1. and may
aas1 lze E-lp-4s1ue1 Ter lot ex-ee1in.
D. l2Es-
Or-ezea sarthar. tA,. il SAL D.. Tn
iAwtci Tor any perSon a. persous u
come wstlil tla corporate traits "a
saie town from any point Whatever.
a4l101- a Eal--h certi-i. tfe OF ether
s-l,islaetcTy ev5Lie1 ce TAT sach person
hss nos Sse1 - any poias Injected
NslA yeli1w fever villain ten GryS
aexr before =Hch vist- % tbe t1wn u
NNfl-l- las section DDS noE Apply
- c.slzess % tlis county. wso have
nos ben T. aliF injected points ANY
one X-pl1tsu- he provisions Of tbs
sectlc1 at--lli r-y ! ms ~ rroEiiesl u
SeCison ole, an1 nav &c detained AZ
surh desertian camps ~ nay Dc here
after established hF rhis BnaEsi o. -
the Boa-Ss u >grers a-1rs Of he, alnfv
u Lafayette. ~ fa= safe Ba4=4 II
Lea Of tn4 .--1-e - &ass4Efuul-
Tax LAS cs,zl1anea 5e y forcs sros.
and after - p.4sseg=-
E1s a1oFe -nd foregoing secsl3us d
tEis ordnance Wzs ra-1l each sspa-
EaSeiF, ana passed On Tie following
yea z14 Bay vote viz- Those voting
yea. b +. cray. a. I carter. p u
kinbroggA AMI ". v. Walker. Those
voting Eay--nouss, and the entire or
G1naEce y g pessssl - : whole On IN.
following ye4 ard ray vote. viz:
These voting yea 3. p Gray, ID. a.
Carter, y =. Eimsr0agh -a1 ". y
v zixs-- These voting uay-Eoae.
T. = MATTHEW'S. Mayor.
= l. STEPHENS. Clerk.
Adopted July =. ta0.5-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

SECTION !. be = ordained by the
Board o; Mayor ard Aldermen % the
town CT Oxford that persons living l.
the town OF Oxford an5 occlpyia-
store houses. Stables. shops. resi-
danees, vacant let's or cGEer real es-
ate, either A. ow1er CT a. tenant.
snail II nled--tely Frscaed - clean Up
gns same ard - hle their premises,
sur the grass an weeds and pi1ce
such premises n z god sanitary eJu-
Cltion- They snail S--11iGe 114 1Is
infect al closets, ssEers, css.srns ~
other plaF e. w1ers there E1y -
ssAzaaas Ezler - Jrez-s-ag place for
mozcul. les uaaer tie sane pSEA4- )
On culYictlnu IS prsgs1st Il Section
l OF the QslarautInc O-tiz-zace
SIC . Ordered y me h31-1 Tax
the town marshal shall Immediately
give notice % lis ordnance and se-ll
Inspect The toxin trom nae end - the
other 20 see tE4t the orders % this
Board are eomslsed vita, ant snail
proceed = clean up tae streets, Alisys
ard back o. the stores OF the town.
with slch ioEC~ - 1.2y b Necessary
70 place the es4tlre t0ER Il ! gOod
sanitary condition.
That This ordinance be il fo-ce trom
and alter is passage
p. 3 MATTHEWS. AaToF,
r I. STEPHENS. Clerx-
Adopted July -, Is05-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

Yellow Fever being IN New oricans
ans rerurtei - be co "a Mississippi.
cat cls'- z. D. A. & Toaur. a.
lleath oMs o. f-lF@s sls- coazty
ai-ss-. % hereby give ngfsre tat No
f.is-eu esrs. larsss.a lrfreigat ~iil D.
$50 Wesi - t1l- eslaty fro14 x1y poirg
N ne state Qi i.oul-laa.t. - she coasg
% Ni,sisi-Fpi, ar -ry usAes ilseetsc.
points.
- Fas.ssszlfrrs. casxsge - freight
f-e--. ass ,.u.s1- vast ss1Fsr u "a ~. a.
.1ssss- 10 eater tair c1rrrsy without 4
tiS1l-1 crFt. fiaatr or oilssr Satl-fscs ~
evE1ence ~ % where they aEe srOm.
y 4. NaJaG. ~ a..
he<u gt.icer Ct l.SFav cite Cuaafy.
Oxford, Mss. Izls -. tsJ5.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

Public notice 5 hereby given that
the undersigned viii receive se1lsd
bids up to Il O'Clock, noon, o. Tues
day, August SIN, for the buiAizng % !
bridge across y ucoaa isiger. near the
camp bridge ca said FiTer-
said bridge % De Guilt according %
clans and specifications no~ on ME IN
MS oftice. The successful bidder viii
be required &c execute bond double
amount Of bid. The Board reserves
Al right TO reject any and al bids
Also, az the same time bids will be
received for building : bridge aercss
a dry branch near u p. Bishops farm,
on the Ahbevilie and Toby TG55y road
Link No -.
Also. nj the same time one bridge
across Pctoiccna Greek, on the Oxforl
and SArepta road At the Moore plzce,
AID also, IL the same time, a bridge
across poto.oS II Greek AT Sharp;
crossing, on the Dallas and Mz.el
Valley roSE:.
J. o. RkxET,
CLERK Board OF Supervisors
July 10, 1866
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27
We cw Leaf Note.

We. cw Leaf E|ct--.
- p,nS Eves.
EVcry body Is NEST cone layiss
their crops and are Eow ready /
enjoy tie good ola summer time
Mr. Frank Beviii and family, 81
F., ThaXton. spent last week Wit
their paTruts, Nr. and Mrs. I. J
Greene.
Mrs. Crasfari IIi,l. Ct Pans
Tenn. : visiiing her parents heT
Miss Corsie kiuriors visitC {
y latives here recsa;iy
Nr. Jaries Slaughter was aae
among oGE visitors here SuBtas.
III James Rogers ag9 wife, -
North Oxford. visited ;hgiE gr2nc
parents here sunday.
Miss Sarah Wesisy, OF Sorfh
Oxford. AS ihe CUES, Ct Nisses
Josie aEi an Green SUNDAY.
Mrs iugh worssy and little
sons. Hngs. IT.. and Ioassf, visit
20 here Sunday.
AIRS. &c.lir LowTance. of Texas
v.siied i.ieadS and relatives hegg
sandy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

The LIST of subscribers % the
Cemetery Fund has been lost or
mislaid. Iteontains several pages
and is wrapped in blue paper.
Please give any information %
Mr.. J. II. Kinmons or Mr. W. ID.
Porter.
Our citizens should look after
their premises and keep them IN
good sanitary condition. Use
lime freely on all low, damp
places. Oxford is in a healthy
condition now and with proper
care will remain 50 until frost.
We learn that the Harris negro.
who shot Messrs. Barksdale and
Allen near Sharkey last week,
was captured Tuesday by Messrs
Cullen and Ragiand with the Ok
ford bloodhounds.
Mr.. G.. D. Bennett now has
charge of the passenger trans
portation of the FaIknef Trans
fer Co. He viii be glad 10 re-
ceive orders and promises faith
full and prompt attention. i YOU
want to 60 North. South. East OF
West notify C. D. Bennett and
you VIII get there on time.
The Oxford Presbytery Of th'
C. p. Church, which has been II
session here since Thursday, adj.
journed Sunday night 70 NEE
again AT New Bethlehem, july
1906. Saturday evening wa:
given over 10 the Missionary So.
ciety and the feature OF the eve
ming was an address by Ms;
Alexander. Of Nashville, Tenn.
q returned missionary from ia
pan. Her talk was intensely II
teresting, giving an account .
her work IN the foreign leld.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

Our shooting friends 81 the
Northern League prefer Nalier-
Spies event IS the greatest NUM-
Der has entered this contest and
each day brings additional re
quests for entrance. The Waller
spies Co. OF ST. Louis. rsiliers
q the popular Dainty Flour. are
% be congratulated upon the sue
cess OF the event. The Dainty
Trophy Cup is row On exhibition
at Mr.. J. |. Shinault's. some
nice scores were made IN this
weeks shoot.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27
NOTICE

have assumed control Of the
Secondhand Furniture Store on
South side % Square. IL YOU
want anything II the furniture
line, Il Wii pay you % examine
my stock before purchasing.
>mall profits and quick sales IS
my motto.
Dock NgLLER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

One Engine and Boiler. cGe q
saw Gin ard Grist Mil VA
sch cheap and o. liberal terms.
Reasons for sel.srr. hav.r.
bought lArger machinery APP
ply - Ale Bremen o. BcEart.
Logan Il Go.
I : Dr-IsRp-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

Mrs. Frances L. sales, OF sfissozri
Valley, Ia, w-its: Il have been al
fiieted " IN kidney trouble i've year;
had severe pains e NY back ard 4
frequent desire 70 Grinate- When
riding experienced much pain over
the region OF the kidneys ! tried I'VE
physicians without benefit and then
concluded 70 try Foley Kidney Cure
After taking three Si.oJ bottle I xas
completely cured"