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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Frederick Peterson. deceased,
Creditors will present claims with voucher.
" the undersigned at Hyrum, Cache County.
Utah on or before the 2jth day OF April. ~,
1905.
Date OF first publication. Dec. -. A. u. 1894.
ARTHUR r. PETERSON. Administrator.
with the Will annexed, OF Frederick Peterson.
deceased.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
PROBATE Ms GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
Css'slt Csusty Clerk Or the Respective SIss.
ers for Further isfsrs stiles.
Ia the District Csurt. Probsts BiyIsIss 10 80
for Cache Csusty. State Of LISA.
Notice To Creditors.

Estate OF Chris ian A nderson deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouch-
erS TO the undersigned at the Office OF James
G. Walters. Attorney al Law, rs North Main
~ Logan, Utah, on or before the 18th day OF
May A. ID. 1905
u. 1905.
JOHN II, RARKER, administrator OF the
state OF Christian Anderson deceased
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01

Estate OF Mcttc Maria Christensen. deceased
Creditors Will present claims with vouchers
70 the undersigned at the office OF James C.
walters, attorney at law. 80 North Main St.
Logan Utah. ON or before the 9Th day OF May
A. ID. 1906.
Date of first publication January ith. 1905
Noah H. Wardlc. administrator with the will
annexed OF Mcttc Maria Christensen. deceased.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
Fruitful Soil,

The soil of Cuba is extremely fruit.
full. Cabbages there are so large that
heads weighing 20 pounds each are
common. All vegetables do well Rad.
isEes may be eaten from fourteen to
eighteen days after sowing, lettuce
five weeks after sowing, white corn
produces three crops per year, Sweet
potatoes grow all the year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-01
BEST CALLING FOR WOMEN.
English Writer Lauds the Benefits Of
Horticulture.

horticulture.
An English writer has discovered
that horticulture IL the only proper
calling for woman to pursue. 1t is
impossible. he asserts. for the aver.
age woman to pass an examination
that we men call "stiff" without doing
herself serious harm both physically
and mentally. though she may come
through winner. And 1t is just as
impossible for her to adopt any pro-
fession that requires much study and
whole weeks, months. yea. and years
to be spent in an Office without be.
coming sooner or later as mad as the
proverbial March hare, or. at the
least. without altering her figure
greatly for the worse. But In dig.
ging, planting and sowing she paints
roses on her cheeks, rounds her limbs
and brightens her eyes. The pretti-
est women this writer has ever seen.
as well as the strongest, mentally and
physically, were found among those
few British women who spend their
lives in the open air. while the plain
est faces and clumsiest figures were
observed among actresses.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
SINKS IN A CAVERN 100
FEET DEEP.
DISTURBED
ey Singular Affair Occurring
Last Saturday Near
Joplin, Mo.

A special despatch to the Globe
Democrat from Joplin, Mo-, says:
"The earth literally opened Satur-
day afternoon and swallo we'd the
5000 mining plant Of the Holy
Smoke, on the Aylor land, south Of
Carterville, reducing that mill to
klndling wood and half burying the
dsbris 100 feet below the surface.
The $4,000 contracting ore plant Of
the Lucky Judge, adjoining, is so
seriously threatened by an extension
OF the csvein that 1t is being rapidly
dismantled.
The hole In which the Holy Smoke
mill went down is 400 feet broad and
100 feet deep, with capacity OF lsO,-
100000 cubic feet Of earth.
Fifteen men at work In the under
ground drifts were warned by the
grosning of the earth and escaped
an hour before the final crash came.
State Mine Inspector Ragland is
aroused by this aud another disas-
trous cavern short time ago under
the tracks Of two railroads In Joplin.
and declares that q radical change
In the cave system Of Eiuc mining
must soon come sSout.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
MINUTES
OF the Ministers and Nom
bers Held With Old sa-
lem Church.

TIE following IL the minutes Of
the members aud ministers meeting
held With "Oid salem" Baptls,
church In Livingston county Friday
aud Saturday on the eve Of tho cen.
tennial meeting last Sunday, April
SOth;
The ministers aud members meet,
ing Of the Ohio River Association Of
Baptists met with Old Salem church
April ~, 1906. The weather being 90
unfavorable Friday morning the rep.
resontatlves Of the different churches
we're late gathering. Elder II. A.
JaRue preached In the forenoon.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
After song and prayer services El.
der y. B. Blackburn preached the
introductory sermon from Cor,
ll;ls.
Organisation aud election OF on
eers.
Elder +. II. blackburn elected
moderator aud Elder u q. Hughes
reelected clerk.
Enrolment,
Moderator appointed rastor and
dsseous Of Old Salem church com,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
Real Estate Transfers.

W. r. Harmon to Eta l.. Moore
81 acres 81 ,S65.
Harvey uuentu 10 II. n. Burklow
- acres exchange u land.
C.E. welden TO W. Hugh Watson
b ,u.s and lot In O'BfyAn addition
tfi250.
Mrs. r.. q. Wheeler 20 W, q. Car.
nAhan, lot on Belleville St.,si,OOO
Ell. Hayward to John O. Dixot,
-four lots In the X. ". Wilson Addi.
ton 10 Marion, ,i5l.
Clara A, Num- 10 II II. Philips IN.
divided Que tiith Interest In her mo-
Tiers estate, N,cI.
James A. Hunt 90 Joseph u. Hunt
IlO', acres on Pney, 500.
;. r.. Adams And Ira 4, Pierce Co
Rluv aud Gugeuheim aud Chitten.
deu aud Whltehouse, strip on Bank
street Cor alley, tl10.
William Barnett 90 Thomas r.
Barnett, 2e5 acres on Ohio river for
undivided one half Interest In Sil
acres known a. Port z. &. Barnett
home stead.
c. A. Daughttey 70 W, Il. Show.
bert. Iai, acres on Ohio river, 500.
]. II. Orme TO T.. ]. Hayward, no
square feet on Main So, ti,0l0.
ID. NJ. Boyd 30 Jas =. Chittenden
aud &. Harry whitehouse, lot on
Rank street, t2l00.
n. A. slgler 70 W. n. Porter, 62t
acres on plney creek. t6n.
Jas. r.. Travis 10 Thomas N,TfAvis
81, Actos on Pluoy tJ5.
4, A. Davenport g. r. n. Rodgers
Gl acres on Livingston creek t8S
w, A. blackburn tO e, +. Welden
exchange lots In Blaokburu.welden
ADDITION,
". n, Harmon 20 ]. 5. Moore, ,ll7i.
acres on CAney Fork, tl00.
w. n. Shewbert 10 q, n. Shettle.
worth, lpit acres on Ohio river 500
II, w, Wilson aud ] II Kevll, lot In
new cemetetlt NsNt
Mrs, sAllle Miles 10 Mrs. Leila
Miles Evans 800 acres on Ohio river,
love and affection aud $50 TO be paid
ouartsr annually during her life,
T.. A. Wilcox 10 T.. l.. Mum and
z, q, stevens power Of attorney TO
cell aud conway property,
Conway A Stone TO n. u' Cox, 10,
IN Conway stone addition to city,
tloo. -, ,,.
acres exchange Of land
John M.Creve 10 Trumbo A Trum-
bo, mineral rights on ssaA aores
1000. ,,
j. Il, Harris 10 AID. Noe, mineral
rlrhts on 50 acres, 5000
=. 4. sullenget 10 l.. bloomfield
lease on " acres
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
GEN. JOE WHEELER
MENTIONED AsFITLHUcH
LEES SUCCESSOR.

NORFOLK, Va, May 2.-Gen,
Joseph Wheeler, Of Alabama, who
served In the Confederate army with
Gen. Fitshugh Lee, aud was appoint
ed with the latter Brisadier General
In the United States Army, at the
breaking out Of the spanish-Ameri.
can war, was today suggested as q
successor 10 Gen. Lee as President Of
the Jamestown Exposition. Mayor
Riddick has ordered Norfolk In Of.
tioial mourning, with the tolllug Of
bella and the half.mnsting Of fsgs Ia
Lees memory,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
THE POWERS CASE
ITS REMOVAL TO FEpER-
Al COURT ASKED

GEORGETOWN, KY, May A.
The attorneys Tor Caleb Powers ten
dered 10 the circuit court here yester-
day petltiloG asking that the case
be removed 20 the federal court Tor
the Eastern district Of Kentucky.
The ground on which the petition is
tased is the alleged impossibility Of
securing respect for the accused's
constitutional rights In the state
court. Judge Stout called = special
term Of circuit court 10 try the case,
for the fourth time, beginning July 10.
He announced that he would pass
on the petition for removal at that
time. The attorneys for Powers con.
tend that by the mere fact Of the Pc
tltion being rendered TO the state
court the case is removed into the
federal court, at least so far as 70
give the latter tribunal the right -
pass on the question Of Jurisdiction.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05

pleted but that they would be ready
In a few dsys. The new building
will be an improvement over the for
mer In some respects, and by reason
OF the fact that the physical condi-
tions Of the surroundings will be i'm
proved more than one hundred per
cent. the building will be more fay-
orably situated this time than be.
fore. There will be the brick hotel
and business houses across the street
and the Record office building aud
a brick machine shop across an al
ley on the east. Numbers OF mining
companies, lawyers aud doctors and
other professional men will have
headquarters on this street, and,
comparatively speaking, II might be
termed the wall street OF Marion, 4"
from the standpoint of Importance
and general location.
Ths brick work on the Adams 4
Pierce mAshine shop will be com,
pleted this week. The dimensions Of
this building are i5x85. : In the cor
nef nextl 10 the Record building
Messrs Adams and Pierce will have
their office and there will be door
leading direct into this from the
street. Through the middle OF this
building thee will be ten foot
driveway. Messrs. Adams a Pierce
are 10 be congratulated As they will
be the tifst 10 complete aud move In.
TO permanent quarters since the big
IRE.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05

Sundays Evansville Courier says
that Architects Harris d Shopbell
are preparing plans aud specifications
Tor Western Kentucky buildings As
follows:
For the construction Of the Hotel
Henderson st Henderson, Ky. This
will BE- an extensive improvement
aud will make the building modern
aud convenient In all respects
For the temodeling Of the Capitol
hotel At Morganusld. This will be a
Encouragement Of the entire house
aud will provide for quarters for the
Peoples bank In the same building.
For the new Marion bank here.
This building will be Of buf pressed
brick aud will contain. besides =
banking department, = number Of
modern once rooms.
They are preparing plans for new
pUstofiice aud Office building for
Msssrs. Blue a Gugenheim, Of this
city, and the plans will b. ready for
estimates during the coming week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
JOPLIN ORE VALUES.

Joplin, Mo-, April SO.-The aggrs-
gate years sales Of ore from the lead
and zinc district passed the $4,000, 900
mark with the week closing April -,
aud the market is up higher than for
many weeks. The highest price re-
ported paid was tis 30 per ton for the
Bumblebee and Carnegie output Of
zinc ore. The Chapman and Lennon
mining companies at Webb city, the
OHIO at Cartervllle, and several bins
on the Continental Einc company's
land In Joplin sold at ,i7 80 per ton.
The Chapman and Lennon compan-
les are outputtlng grade Of ore run
Mug SO per cent. zinc and better from
the old Garrison lease Of the Elliott
aud Zimmerman land on Sucker
Flat. The first week the ore was
sold Il was Que Of the two companies
receiving the top price Of that week
The demand for Einc continues un-
abated and prices are very firm on a
basis Of sii to $3.50 per ton OF 81 per
cent zinc. No lead was reported
sold during the past week higher
than SIS per ton, though some ore
loaded during the week but sold the
previous week brought as high as ,Ss
per ton.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
POPULARITY CONTEST
Miss Blanche Haase Scores
a Polntland Takes Sec
ond Place.

The voting In the popularity con-
test moves steadily or. We have not
had an opportunity to push the con-
test ourselves, but II has not been at
all forgotten by our friends. as the
success OF the contestants TO n GER
tain extent will depend upon the ef.
forts Of their friends. A little per-
sonAl canvassing among their friends
may result In occupying an enviable
position and a handsome prize for a
reward. IL will be either q handsome
20 watch or a beautiful diamond
ring for the winner. The prizes are
.of equal value aud the person second
In the number Of votes In the contest
will receive just as good a prize as
the leading candldate-the difference
being that the personi leading will
have first choice.
Miss LsAffa :wilborn leads this
week with lis votes and Miss
Blanche Haase moves up one place,
coming In second with ~. Another
new candidate, Miss Pearl Marrill,
enters the contest.
The result Of the voting 10 date (.
A. follows:
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05

HIGH SCHOOL
saturday Evening, May Is, 1906, $500
O'Clock, Hish School Literary
Club-open Session,
MATTE PERRY, HOSTESS,
A Tip to the Audience, Salutato-
ty.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,W +, Potter
Lights In the Life Of Burns.
.,.,"...,,,,,....,.,,lda Duvall
shadows In the Life Of Burns. 80.
.......,,,,.w Wilbur V. Haynes
Cotter's Saturday Nlght-soene /,
Music
No Rival 10 Burns IN America. ..
.,.,,,.,,.,,.,,..,.,N. Y. Moore
Comm Thro' the Rye, Pictured.
u...,....Mlss Mamie Hubbard
A Rival 20 Burns In America,
.............,.,...Mlss Lue Price
Cottsts Saturday night-seeue III.
Music
Tribute 10 . Mountain Daisy....
.,,.,,,..,,,....,....Maurie Mum
Cotter's Saturday Night-scene Ill.
Songs Of Burns. s...., MFR. J. II. YAte.
] Mu,io
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05

Below we give the program for
the. annual Commencement Exer-
cises OF thei Marion Graded Schools
TO be given at the opera house on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
next week, aud judging from the
names found therein, we predict that
this series OF exercises will not per-
init the fair name Of the school to
trail in the dust. Thursday will be
Whittier Day" Friday will be de-
voted to "Glimpses Of Tennyson," "
while Saturdays entertainment will
be given by the High School Liter
AIRY Club, with Miss Matte Perry
officiating as hostess. The program
follows:
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF MARION GRADED SCHOOLS
To be Given at the Marion opera House Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, May I, IL, 3, 1908.
An EXTREMELY INTERESTING PROGRAMME

Cotter'sISaturday Night-Scene ".
Cotter's Saturday Night--Scene V.
Music
Rural Life in Scotland-Valedictory
"'.., .... Miss Mildred Haynes
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
THuIlsDAY EVENING.

WHITTIER EVENING.
Music Invocation Music
His Life Sketchsd...........
Alfred Ma.tin, Walter Guess
Emma Mcdowell. Agnes Travis
His Great Poem. Richard Mcdowell
Dan. an LIavarv
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
MEMBERs OF CLUB.

Misses Mildred Haynes, Ina
Pierce, Ada Hill, Matte Perry,
Mamie Hubbard, Ida Duvall, Lena
Perry, Lue Dean; Messrs. Wilbur V.
Haynes, Maurice Mum, w. +. Pot
ter, /. II. Yates, V. Y. Moore, John
Hughes.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05

fOem on Slavery yssssssssssssssss
................Ro Roscoe Rochester
Music. c...........Kl Kings Orchestra
Our StAts.............B Burl Woodson
The Yankee Girl....... Efiie James
whlttier's Friends. Allie Wilbo:n
Barbara Frietehie. Ina Koon
Music
The Corn Song. .........B BYRD uuess
Angels Of BusnA Vista. ..-...,..
................A Anna Roberts
Whittists Creed..........Jones Gill
Music
Maud Muller ...........Pear Doss
Fifteen Whittier sermons. the Glass
In School DAYS ..... Maud Driskill
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05
mittee on divine service.

mittee on divine service.
Elder M. f. Miller being absent
Elder j. s. Henry was substituted
for him on the topic Of missions
Elder j. ]. Franks to take ]. S. Hen
rvs topic, and Elder G. r. Clark t.
take topic Of Elder JEo. Lockhar,
who was absent, and Elder T. A
Conway to preach sermon on mis-
sions instead OF Elder G. f. Perry
man who was absent.
Essay, Some Suggestive Methods
OF Bible Study, read by Elder T. A.
Conway. On motion received for
criticism and after discussion by Ell
ders Gibbs, Henry, Clark, Franks
and Others passed with its criticisms.
On moton Of J. 5.Henry adjourned
until $3.50 Saturday morning after
singing How Firm a Foundation
aud prayers by Ed Gibbs.
SATURDAY MORNING
After song and prayer services the
house was called to order by Mod 4.
b. Blackburn.
Essay, How to Train Young Chris
tians in Church Work, by w. r.
Gibbs.
On motion the essay was received
for criticism and after many hearty
approvals was passed.
On motion OF ]. s. Henry, U. G..
Hughes was released from preaching
the sermon for criticism.
Sermon on missions By Ed T. A.
Conway; text, Matt 2S:le, 20 (Ths
Great Commission)
Adjourned until go
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Song aud prayer service.
Essay: Proportionate Giving, by
]. S. Henry.
On motion received for criticism
aud after remarks by Elders Gibbs,
LaRue, Carter aud Others passed.
The committee on divine service
announced preaching at school
houss b7 Elder 7. @. Carter.
Speech, How to Increase the spir.
ituality Of Church Members, by Ell
der J. ]. Franks.
Adjourned TO meet at $3.50 Sunday
morning.
SUNDAY MORNING.
The body came together at $3.50
with song and prayer services.
Took up topic left Of the evening
before, How TO Increase the Spirit.
uslity Of Church Members. After
many good talks the subject wa,
passed.
Essay, Some Advantages OF Sun.
day school, by c. t, Clark. The es
say being heartily endorsed wal
passed.
Essay, The Importance iof Glvin,
Serious Attention to Church Discip,
line, by Elder x. A. LaRue.
Owing to the lateness Of the houI
and other business TO attend TO amo
tion Was made TO endorse the essa,
without criticism. The motion pre-
vailed.
Moderator appointed the followinI
committee to arrange program 70
next meeting; T. e. Carter, ]. S
Henry, T. A. Conway, W. r. Gibb.
| U. q. Hughes.
The following resolutions we're Of
fered by J. 5. Henry, BE Il resolved
That we extend 10 tie members q
Old Salem church aud the people 4
this community our heart felt thank
for their kind hospitality shown u
during this meeting.
The clerk was requested 10 pull
lish the minutes OF this meeting /
the papers Of Critteuden aud Liv
ingston counties and The wester
Recorder.
! Adjourned, closing prayer, Ed,
L. Z, Carter.
| This was the most interestin
Injecting of the kind We ever AttenC
ed. While our souls feasted on N
hidden mamma from above. the goo
peorle Of old Salem community fe
our bodies AbuudAntly on the goo
things Of the land.
Il. Elder +. n. Blackburn. Mod.
Elder Z. q. Hughes. clerk.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-05

We are successors TO tho Msriea
Hardware Co., and We will carry .
general line Of hardware.
HINA.BABB Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Rev. WI. King entertained u
7 sunday night, delivering a In
and thoughtful sermon.
7 Til Young Mems Chm tia
4 Association IS rapidly improving
and we hope al the boys vii
I identify themselves in tbis wo 4
4 Chan etior Il. = Fulton is tx.
lpec.ed return home soon. IL
has been "a ~ extended trip Go
Washin Son, -. G.. and other
.c.t5es
rr. j. W. Johnson minele /
with friends IN Nashville, Team.
a few days last TX.
Misses Mccain and Benson and
Ar Brooks Boyd spent sunday in
Water Valley.
Tho boys are making prepara-
.t1.s f1 81 to Jackson today. and
th - are anticipating q GREAT tir1e
An exrarsiau vii D. run
y bottle Of sul2huric acid was.
lccidently tlrnci over On the
Iah1tory boy and he iinovs iffes-
.ng intensely frum the result.
Dr. J.G. DeIpvrc Is nos in the
Presbyte-.an II ,spitial In Siem-
pitts. Ne ssaf th4- he j. not im-
provin 2. bat we hope a speedy
.hange f1r the het.sr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30
Annie OF Gold.

Over 4 u.ile IN length ani ltcr-
ally c1veesL with ea'd leaf. the
John Robinson parade earas lie
right 70 the souh-iqget.
Tn this, ia SID .riunphal toIr
tie 1oia Robinson Show viii pay
Us a visit "a We Inc slay, Dec 6th
and flr two performances VIII 4 =
light the lovers of all that = good
in the circus world. IT. uapara.-
lelei success covering Pcr.oi Of
more than four score years ia tha
best attest u its popularity.
Oce of the elencniry feature 8
Of is success ard one that has
Always been the recipient ot much
attention j. the acknowledge
by ALL greatest of circu5 stree.
parales.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

. -. ~ ". Oraay II Overs
- - = Ienh., mas oe- appointed
~ - 80. .i... aeent mere 81 as-uDed
U'''s u 'Ae enc rtitaT.
Mr. and N-s S.... Sr,
- -, t'iliesil y. = La i.
Nj. ~ r. slsi.ll.S --'e family {
" l. eas'er y ~
You save frs si.zg
every suit vou b1v s-9u "a
'''-" 3 ~
You viii Tnd 4 ane as
OF Fine Toilet g'ases an4. ~ "a
Bags. the very ti,in- fora -
mas present at
4 II. KFNrr7
Mr.. Thomas Chilton al Men
phis, and Mrs. George Yfa~ la,
Ut. Sterling. XIV. are the u, ,sr,
0f their mother. Mrs r. = CHil-
ton.
n, '.I iiat'ie " iiiiansol 2
ford Friday by the dealt. and
burial ot her brother. Nr. Iu.liev
me young ladies of the Wo-
man butlding gave an oyster
supper Saturday night. fos r.
o .. OF the Young Womea'g
christian Association
Don Z throw yea money away
On tribes, but 60 % ~ FL. Ken
gel : and select from the beluti-
tul array OF taps and Saueers.
aaes and Blsque figures Tor a
christmas present.
b,w. s.,... >,
a., riv..,, ~ r. ~ -. "a -. l'l,I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

We regret VI announce the dealt
q Ike Slaughter. son Of Mr.. Bot
Slaughter north 81 Oxford, which
occurred yesterday evening aftel
a lingering illness Of typhoid Re
yer.
Tho ladies' Of the wouan's
Auxiliary Of the E.piscap q
Church viii bold their Annual
Sale of Fancy Articles in the
sarple room Of the Knight iio-
tel on Friday and Saturday. Dec
sth and 9th. They viii serve AT
kinds OF refreshments. Come all
ard have \ good time.
Read the advertisement OF
Freeman. Furr { Co.. the new
groce-s on the South side IT the !
square. This firm is compose /
of Messrs. v. r. freeman. ] :.
Flrr AMI ". Z. Gcan. three well +
known gentlemen % this county
They propose T. keep frst-class
goods and viii sell at the loves
prices. Thew have a flesh. now
stock Of everything good % cat.
Cali and see them.
M-s. Hubert Shaais was tb
lossess Tue day ast-rloa n os On, +.
Y tn ipveliest receptions evas
-,vel in Oxford. Ms. Sh,ni4
vas assisted in receiving by Mrs.
). d. Stands and Mr.. Julian
wilson. WI u presented the gdests
D the ho1 prae. Ma. Cosn /;
dissa5 Tlesass Sonerville aal
eta Jones presided at the punch
bowl. and Misses Elmer Meek
mi Mary Ha-twall Some-vills.
'ervei tea. The home was beau
ifully decorated in palms AMI
sili.e chry santhemIns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Doahe Herd of Elephants Performing Paehyie
presentin. a Program Comiqae of Perfection.
strnendous Real Production BATTLE OF WOUNDED
KNEE introducing Indians Conveys Scouts and S0lIer
The Direct from successful European
.rip Americas Greatest Military Company, presenting
Butts Manual { Music.
Two COMPANIES Cavalry tie United States Army
commanded by Thompson IN expert ieais OF horse
mapshia. Ellsworth Female Zauayes
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