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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-02
Will Be a Reality,

Lima, o., Feb. 27.-General Manager
F. D. Carpenter, of the Western Ohio
railway, stated positively after the
meeting of the Interurban association
here that the Findlay line connecting
the River-Lake trolley system would
be reality in the early spring.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-02
Leo A. Briuei Dead.

Cincinnati, Feb. 27.-Leo A. Brigel,
well known in business circles of this
city for years, died at his residence,
southeast corner of Ohio avenue and
Mcmillan street. He had been con.
fined to his house for the past three
months. His afIliction was tumor of
the liver.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-02
President Roosevelt Endorsed.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Feb. 25.--The
Farmers Grain Dealers Association
of Illinois adopted resolution en-
dorsing President Roosevelt in his ef-
forts to regulate railroad rates and
pledged him suppOrt
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-02
FINDS AGAINST RUSSIA.
Adm. Rojestvensky's Fire on the Brit.
ish Trawlers Not Justified.

Paris. Feb. 21.-The international
commission of inquiry into the North
Sea incident finds that "the opening
of fire by Adm. Rojestvensky was not
justified"
The decision was publicly announc.
cd at the closing session of the com.
mission. It lengthily sets forth the
circumstances and incidents, and gives
the opinion of the admirals on the va.
rious important points involved.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-02
The Plat Suit Dismissed,

New York, Feb. 22.-The suit Of
John r. Platt, the octogenarian mil.
lionaire, to compel Hannah Elias. a
negress. to return to him $685.. 900
which he alleges he gave to her dur
ng period extending over rs years,
was dismissed in the supreme court
for lack of evidence.
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John Duuan at Lima.

Lima, O., Feb. 25.-John Dugan.
owner of the Marion Qnd.) Central
League team, is here in conference
with the Maxwell brothers, the Lima
club owners. Dugan seeks to transfer
the Marion club to this city, but a
hitch has resulted on terms.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-02
Standard OIL Co. Condemned.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 24.-The lower
house of the legislature adopted the
resolution condemning the Standard
Oil Co., but amended it SO as to elimi.
nate that part referring to John d.
Rockefeller's gift to the University OF
Nebraska,
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Got All She Asked For.

Columbus, O., Feb. 25.-A jury In
Judge Evans court gave Jennie B
Hallenthal verdict for $1,000 against
Frederick Bluehen for, breach Of prom
ise. The verdict was for the full
amount asked for.
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Business Failures,

New York, Feb. 25.-Business fail
ures in the United States for the week
ending February % number 22O, as
against 243 last week, 200 in the like
week in 1904 and 1856 in 1903. In Can
ada failures for the week number 27,
which compares with II last week.
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Searching For Gold,

Marysvi.le. o.. Feb. 24.-Work was
resumed in the gold mine In, Allen
township, after being delayed several
weeks on account OF the cold wealth
er. An eight-inch pipe will be sunk
rs feet in the bottom OF the shaft to
IhS rock. EI
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-02
Territorial Oil Refinery.

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. 23.-The house
committee recommended for passage
Walkers bill providing for the appro-
priation OF 100000 to erect and main
tain territorial oil refinery at Still.
water.
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st. Louis, Feb. 24.-Ira C. Young. a
local attorney, who was sentenced to
18 months in the penitentiary ea be.
ing convicted OF completely In using
the mails to defraud. has been par.
doned by President Roosevelt
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Two Found Dead In Bed.

Bellefontaine, o., Feb. 27.-Two per-
sons were found dead in their beds
from heart disease, Mrs. Rachel Cole.
Of Fremont, cook at Millers hotel, and
George Lynch, a farmer, were the vic.
Tins.
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viii Dwell In ireland.

New York, Feb. 27.-Richard Croker
sailed for Ireland on the Campania.
He will leave the ship at Queenstown,
going direct to Glen Cairn. his new
estate at Sandyfort, near Dublin. His
youngest son. Howard, sailed with
him.
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Dwyer Defeated Munroe.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 24.-M. J. Dwyer.
of this city, defeated Jack Munroe,
the well-known boxer and wrestler.
in a catch-as-catch-can match at the
American Athletic club here. Mum
roe won the first fall and Dwyer the
last two. +f
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-02
Furnishing the Yacuis,

Washington, Feb. 25.--Consul Gen.
eral Hanna telegraphed the state de
partment from Monterey that the
Mexican government has been punish.
ing the Yaqui Indians who recently
murdered prominent Americans in So
nora
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-03-02
British Minister To Portugal Dead

Lisbon, Feb. 27.-Sir Martin lie Mar
chant Hadley Goeselin. British minis
ter to Portugal. died of intestinal hem
crrhage at Bussaco, where he arrived
III on Wednesday, having just return
ed from the British feet maneuvering
at Lagos.
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Mlchiuan State LEAGUE.

Saginaw, Mich, Feb. 24.-The, Mich.
igan State League Of baseball clubs
was organized here with six clubs as
members. Joe s. jackson, sporting
editor OF the Detroit Free Press. was
chosen president. ~
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Extra Session of the Senate.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The presi.
dent issued proclamation convening
the senate in special session at l2
o'clock noon on March 4 next, to ire
ceive such commounications as may
be made by the executive"
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Attempt To KIN Dominican Presiden

Washington. Feb. 25.-United States
Minister Dawson, at Santo Domingo
City, cabled the state department that
an attempt was made there to assas-
sinate President Morales, and that the
attemnt failed
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Accidentally Killed Her sweetheart.

Ardmore, l. T., Feb. 27.--Miss Bes-
sic Irby, the 1s-year-old daughter OF
Marshal j. p. Irby, accidentally shot
end killed Clarence Morgan. her sweet
heart. They were playing with gnn
which was supposed to be unloaded.
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Teach rs Exami alton.

The Highland County Board Of School Ex-
dmincrs hereby gives notice that eNanlinae
tiOns OF applicants Tor crtliirdte- VIII tax
place in the washington school building,
Hlllsboro. on the first Saturday of each
month, excepting june ard July.
Patterson examinations win he held on
the tn I'd SATURDAY. of April and on the sec
oDd Saturday of May
Examinations for High School and Special
Certiicateswill be held on the first saturday
of September, December March and June.
As prescribed by law, the fees for Teachers
examination will be so cents. while the Pat
terson examination no fee is charged.
G. A. PUCKET"r, Pres.
ID. A. HIsER,
T.. i. TICE, Clerk.
Board of Examiners.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition will
he presented to the Commissioners of High
laud county. Ohio, at their next regular ses-
ST IN to.wit on the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-23
D. Shanis' Lecturr.

a large audience assembled in
the University chapel on Friday
evening to hear the Erst lecture
of the series in the University
Lyce1m course. Some introduce
tory rema-ks were made by Dr..
johnson in his usual facetious
vein concluding by presenting
Dr. Stands as - prophet who
vas honored in his own country.
DR.. ShaEds proceeded to discuss
his theme, ''NatrimOny." in wit
" and Interesting fashion. We
shall not undertake 10 reproduce
his remarks, but refer all Who are
interested il the subject to Dr..
Shaad-. he VIII. re fee sure.
cheerfUIly furnish them. We
HI to have the pleasure Of hear
ing hIn in future IN soEe one Of
his other lectures
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To tie Psopic Of Msssissirli.

Tie follOxing letter tron.:p :
dent Clark was read before the
LaFayette county Cotton AssC.
citation Saturday.
II hope the pc pie OF MissS-
sippi vii not he disturbed by the
decline IN the cotton market Of
the last few days This decline
has been brought about by a Bear
raid and the reaching OF stop bss
orders. The weak long interests
has been eliminated. and while
the market may hang aFound
present prices for several days IT
must in the near future advance
Materially. Freeze - yOu- cot
ton. and do not sell a blle n
present prices. The spot rlarSs.
Il entirely IN your hands. and Won
have only u demand your p-ice
and you viii set it.
WALTER CLARK.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-23

We regretto anaouncs tho 6r.
departure Of Mrs. NJ L. Sloss On
Tuesday. for Birmingham. IA
Mrs Sloss has made hsr home y,
oxtosi the past rhrpe wears ana
All oe missed BY niaay trieus.s.
Chancellor r. r. Fulton at.esl.
Ell the cunyention II the As-e.,ia-
sion u Presidents of ssa-e mi
yersiisss he'd in washire.er. d.
e, last week ari sas elected a
member Ct the executive aamrit-
tee Of that inpor:a.. p0iy.
Good weight Bro Doarsst.
Al &c Per yard al Fsie Mans.
l vii lave Oxford Tnursisv.
Nov Both. and an cEsrinr nv
cabinet Grand Ftarir an Piano
Bed Room - e. Mzttirrs. Hat
Rack. etc, at very very Io1
prices. Call quick i you want a
'di Ssa4h- ~ T. Raj
! have for this county the fall
delivery Of Trees from Stark
Brothers Nursery. Parties VII
placed orders With their rep-e-
sentative, Mr. Hall. will call f1rl
Trees at once.
J. l.. SHTNAULr.
You can get most Of your
Shoes at old prices at Friedman's I
Nr. and Mrs. Mel Sloan of St. !
Louis, spent several daysin Ok
lord last week and received a T
most eOrdial welcome from their
Did home friends They were a. !
eompaniei upon their return
Tuesday. by Mrs. Sloan-s mother
Mrs E. F. Carter. who will spend /
he winter with then.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-23

Herd Of Elephants Poaderoas Performing Pae1ydef
Presenting i Program Comque OF Perfection -
EyEE introducing Indians Cowboys Scouts ana
Zouaves Direct from successful European
.,;n Americas Greatest Military Company, presenting
Bats Manual Of Arms TO Music
xs.;.s Of Cavalry Late the United States Army,
.ouanted ty Capt. Thompson In expert ea's OIL nofs
manship Ellsworth Female Zouaves
..sons Female Cadets Cap. Winston and ms aiehea
h' o' san,,s the educated Seals LOOP THE GAP
n,r.dsyi Debarry his death defyiss demon'e dasa
,r.rrsn Travis. the Strongest Nan in the World
ae-MALE AND FEMALE RIDERs-.o
Hing Solomon and the Queen Oh ona0a
Grand Scenic Spectacular Revival Of mrs Di'lss
900 Ven Women and Horses in the east-io"
f;xn.ass NinbIe Acroba.s and Talented AsfiAilsis
' ps a. ali Areuic Celebrities. Ferry Merry eioSns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-23
A Dcrlo-a6ie Trss.5y.

On Saturday morning Diff
Gully arose near Burgess. be-
tween Mr.. J. W. Smith and a re-
gro named Tom N0sely. After
the trouble with the negro Mr.
Smith teiephonci to Oxford for
the hounds which were carried
out by Mr.. Linburn Cullen and
AR. George Hanelt07. They
found Moscly concealed n n cabin
aut a. they entered. by opposite
doo-s. he fred 4: them With n
shotgun striking Mr.. Hamelloa
N the lest arm near the Shoalder.
Mr. Halelton died that eveninri
from his wound. \ posse made
immediate search for the leein-
aeSry IL. he vas not found IN
III Monday. ard then in 4 rlvine
4 few hundred warts from the
scene Of the trouble, dying II is Z
supposed from a shot fred by Mr.. +
ttsmel.ol after he was wounded. (
This depiorabie affair. which
originated from a seemingly trivi-
u matter. cast gloom ove- the
sntire county.
In the death OF Nr. Hameltca.
Ne lose good citizen and 4 brave
lnf fearicss official. lie Wa 9
devoted husband AMI father and. f
! consistent member II the Meth
dist ehsrch. To the be-eaved
wife. daughters and relatives.
he deepest sympathy Of the en-
ire eOun2nity IS extsrde-i. Tne
remains we're inferred ut NJ. Zisn
Monday morning attended by
many sorrowing friends
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-23

The University has a full open,
in- this year. Over 80. AMI al
! seen ~ Pc h=r1 at work.
! Friends ~ Mr. Andrew Dr1ne
who has had a severe attack oI
Appendicitis. will be delighted l.
knox b. Is improving.
We were delightfully."- entertain
81 Sunday night BY very excel
lent sermon By Rev. Sweets, cf
Louisvil,e. Ey. We cordially IN
vite him back again.
We are glad to hear thai Or.
Deup-ee i inprovine.
TIE Cumberland game Mon
day resulted in 4 score % Is % Oh
IN favor &c Cumberland. The
Mississippi boys played : good /
game but we're simply out BAL
anc i in speed andwciSht. Coach /
E.smer ami Colnor are certain |
that they can beat our rival the
y r NJ team at Jackson on tie
9th A special train viii run
from Oxford on the morning Of
the 30Ih and the team viii be ac-
;omPanied by 80 RIOTERS
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ThE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
OF TIE OXFORD SUPPLY co.

SECrroS l. r. ~. >towers, B. p.
Gray. II. L. Tate ard their associates,
successors and ASSIGNS a-s-herecy in
eurporzse,i for +. period o. city yea rs.
TO De kno@u BY ths n4ms q EftS DA-
FOkD SUPPLY COMP ANY.
SIC - said corporation - created
for The purposa cs gsrerta saercla1-
disc and supply bus.n ness. - bay eni
sal i've st5cx. ard real Or personal
estate, with AL tae necessary powers
lacleseu. 10 sad 5r-lles-, au1 - p1s-
sess ali ether powers a14 ausnorfty
given bv the .a&- G. this Stale % s1cl
corp -a.iczs-
-Ec = said corporation shall have
Re principal site. or place Of sGsiEess
n oxford, Mississippi
So. I me capital stock OF said
.cn-- naEy sh1u be Twenty thousand
Dollars. fs-4 ,0oo.aslI. but i nay or
q re f-r business when oue-1alt
a. reof hzs BEEN paid in said stoc<
saaH be divided icto shares OF 90
saeh urtll otherwise ordered BY said
company
ST. S. The stockhoIiers % saisi
con r-av z1lv manage is az Kirs. CT
they nav elect a boar1 Of Director
10 DO 50, srxirg the number thereof
And the : lckhoiters may name the
officers and fix the dsriss OF each ans.
sn-b0rize oce person TO halt two o.
u1Ce o1lces. And the stoe<hot1eFs
nl1y. rts y see 81. ATOP. oy-lfws Ezia
uay fix the authority Ct each stock
belser.
50 s There stall Be /. first Ten
or tee stock EelSt BY any stoeSnohssr
ts- any icdeots-n--s ami h1blEtv Of
-ach -EcekhcaIeS u the sal cor n15y
u srve- % tire szne- sEd in ease
ar ssccShoI ter desires 70 sell bis
stock be shall first cEer i - t1e said
eouP any fcrs ie
SEc. :. The first meeting Of persor=
IN izserest under this Charter shln
D. called BY one CT the three persons
herein Erss named; and r0tice OF the
TINE ard place AID purposes OF said
zssiing Ray be given 20 the other
rerso=s Interested otzatiy -l3l eri11ss
before the meeting 10 give tlGie ID at
tend -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-23

The Methodist Baza- will O?er
Thursday night. Dee. i2sh. witt
= public reception at the Knight
Store. Friends are invited &c
come and spend 4 social evening
Il will continue open the follow
ing days. wednesday. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. The Cafe
department viii be unusually
vel supplied aai dinner and
lunches ssrvei on short notice
The Fancy work boobies will be
full II attractions OF all kinds
wrought by skiEflI necdlewOllen
well known in our town.
The Home Journal and the
Saturday Evening Post booths
vii stand rcady . receive sub
scribers. The Country Store will
do its usual rushing trade From
red pepper and eggs to hrst-class
oCr slo1ekeePer can
supply your wants The hor,e-
made candy boothe will please
the swee.-toothed folks Santa
CiaGs has consented to antedate .
his visit 4 few days and will be IN
attendance booking like a ped
der just opening his pack
Come children, one and all, and
see the Old fellow with his twink
ling eyes. and smile 50 merry, his
rosy cheeks and nose ike cher
~" He will be 50 glad meet J
you, and the older folks too, for
We IRE al children when the
Christmas spirit = IN the air.
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|. Ccntral z. z. Tine Iahls

e.; CeatrsI R r.. Tine Table
rSOET.r FOUND
4. A. 5ssssrz leaves at e:5i , =
-f.s-z1<sr. leaves At IS ! 2
al freight arrives ssi~ a n
ari departs AZ 3.e9 a X
SOUTH BOgS.s
z. rasscnzsr. leaves st iS.3s \ ?.
r.ssre-xsr. leaves at s.1s 2 r
Z al freigf.s. arrives z.f3 :
y = ard departs At SOS ; u
T.. n. CVEy. A.eRs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-23
The Local News.

Xr. J. Z Nsilsna vas N ST.
Us I4zs week
rs. Mcbride, Is the guest Of
HINES II West Virginia
Nrs. II. T. Smith. Of Ab6evlle
G visitor here Saturday
~ Bessie Kaight has return
: f-on ! visit 20 C.arSsssaIe-
Nessrs. Dewitt ard Robert
FIR Fl Sunday for Jackson
Nrs- 2. L Riley vas hostess
by Of the Browning Cub
NJ. J. B. wIcGrn OF ABB
-, ezIled % sse - yesser-ay-
Ms J. A. Johnson. Of Mem
H.. Is the guest Of relatives here
Grs. NeExen returned Friday
r. ! visit TO relatives IN Poato-
s..
II. James Andrews LETT Sssur-
H. E1r Cleveland his future
b..
IL. NcLeuore Baird, has re-
Hrzal frou, = business TIP % TIE
b.
Ngs. Thomas Johnson, OF Cor
r.. s visiting her mother, Mrs.
~ E Burt
N-. Hamilton OF oakland. has
|ereqssSi I position ~ clerk VIII
|so-eosck-
Ms Zsck White, Of Tuniea Is
~ guest of her mother. Mrs
W. Pegues-
Us Mary Smith. of Waterford
Visited Oxford Saturday anu
SHAY
Nsssrs- il Walker, ard X
y CaaEbhss. paid Is > pleasant
e. las- week
IT. 8 ". Wardlaw. Of JACK
az listed relatives here several
-zys his week
Mrs Nary Wagner. Of Wates
ka-ley vas the guest Monday OF
Mss Ellen Bailey
Or. and Mrs. C.. 5. Brown now
oeegpy their ruons in Mr. Kim
Eeass new residence
Miss Mignon Terrell, Of Ack-
sruza, was the guest this week
q Ms W. A. Roane-
The University Opening Bal
VI take place at the Opera house
Fn1ay night, 24th inst
Mss MoIIis Cash and Miss Ma
ka q lsh eft las. week for Mem
pals, III cir future home
Nsssrs- Willie and Ernest An
sess0n, of Holly Springs. spen
! sunday here with relatives
Mss Ola Price, was sat home
Saturday, complimentary. TO the
fsi Delta Soriorsy, and friends.
III. Paul Pegues and daughter
Mss Halle, OF Winona, are tn
eeests of Mrs. Mary Pegues-
Misses Pridham, of Canada
and Sutton, of Sewanee, Tenn.
are visiting Mrs. C. D. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Fitzgeral
hft Monday for Friar's Point, al
Ter a brief visit to relatives herr
Mrs R. L. Harris and httl
daughter returned this week frol
= visit to relatives in Tennesse'
Mrs Ella May Kinds of Mem
pas spent Saturday with her p
tents. Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Crous
Mrs NJ p Bishop has returns
ssOn q visit to her daughter, Mr.
hahsower- at her country hon
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Xmas Greeting.

Dr.. ". r. McMahOa. Dentist,
cordially invites you to have your
Teeth examined Free OF Charge
By him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-23

- S--~~S VI ONNAc-- LOE k1kt
lavOrs.
Miss Lee L1ndie returned TIL.
week 70 her home in Vernon
Texas, after an extended visit tc
her relatives in Oxford.
Mrs 81. Franklin has Amos,
recovered from her serious illness
and expects 10 leave soon to spend
the winter in Southern Arizona
DOa't miss Davidson & Ward
law Christmas Opening Satur-
day night, Dec. 9th.
Children's Suits, sizes S to rs.
worth $3.50 for Sl.75 at
FRIEDNaN's.
Go to Davidson ( warviIaw's
Christmas Opening on Saturday
night, Dee 9th
See cur line Of OvercoatS- 1t
i immense ard Up-tO-d1tc.
TIE OXFORD DRY GoODS Co
We sci StQdebaksr Wagons
Tie SIsk, Brennsr. Lawshee CO.
Invitations have been received
here % the marriage Of Mss Bes-
SIC Nayes, Of Jackson, to Mr..
WlbGr - Eakin on the afternoon
Of T1essl8y. Nov 2SSh-
Dr.. and Mrs Webster. Of TuIa,
art Dr. and Mrs Ton Barry. Of
Lafayette Springs. Attended the
W1son-Webster marriage last
"Wednesday night
Co 10 Davidson & Wardlaws
Christmas Opening on Saturday
zighs, Dee sth-
Eos SALE-My Hone in South
Oxford For terms apply to
MIS- Ellen LCNDTE-
We have some extra hne Ken
szcky Ear Cc-n that we will trade
for sound Cotton Seed, or viii sell
n the mill az q reasonable price
OXFORD on MILL Co.
Ladies fine Jackets, worth 81 81
for 500 500 Jackets for Si-W
NJ FRIEDMAN 5.
NJ VI. Gilmer of Toccopois,
called to see Us Tuesday and pre-
seated Us with I wonderful radish
which weighed 3 pounds. Who
can beat IL
After = pleasant VISIT OF several
weeks 10 friends in Oxford, Mrs,
E-F. Rivers left Tuesday to spend
he winter with her daughter II
in NcCOub City
For Boys Suits and Pants dc
rot fail 10 call on
TIE OxFoRD DRY GoODs Co.
Singer Sewing Machines solC
On easy payments, note or leass
by s. 3 Webster
Go 10 Davidson { Wardlaw
. Christmas Opening on Saturda,
night, Dec 9th
Yousaye from S1-50 TO $500 OF
every sui you buy from Fred
mans
Mr.. and Mrs c. e Sisk of Tay
Tor. have rented the residence q
NJ. Friedman on North street an
will soon become citizens OF OK
ford. We cordially welcome them
Mr. N. C. Pegues kindly re
menbered US Saturday with nm
turnip raised on his place by Ar
chic Jones. Ii was perfect L
growth and weighed I pounds
For the pest and cheapest In
of all kinds of Dress Goods, La
dies and Children's Wraps
Shoes, Hosiery, etc. Come an
see.
THE OXFORD DRY GOoDs Co.
/ On Friday and Saturday, DeS
lis. and End, from Q am to Y p-t
atmy rooms at the Oxford Hote
II viii give my Christmas displa
lof fancy articles, including Han
Decorated China, Burnt Woo
Lace Work, Dressed Dolls. Sou
yenir Postal Cards of Oxford IN
ali kinds of Needle Work novel
ties. The public IS invited to al
tend. Music and refreshments
MIS-. l.. T. SrARzINGER-
n Don't miss Davidson 4 Waru
laws Christmas Opening oatuf
day night, Dec stn-
i Losr-On Saturday atternoS
! i1miIe from oxford, on the Deia
road. a clasp pocket book, COZ
tanning $50 and some sna
: change. A liberal reward Il
: delivery TO Goodwin. Brown e !
h NED JONES.
d 60 pairs Of Mems heavy w0
J. :. FRIEDMAN 5.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-11
Valuable Relic.

Reckoning him into his private roo1p
the street car magnate opened an in
ner drawer in his safe and showed his
visitor a piece of blackened leather
Ella borately bordered with gold and
having q sparkling diamond imbedded
in the center.
what is that?" asked the visitor.
"That. sir" replied the magnate, sis
what is left of strap that was in con-
slant service in one of our cars for
fourteen years. According to a close
estimate my income from that strap
during that time was $1,000"
Reverently locking the relic in the
safe again he proceeded to tell his
visitor why it was impossible, in the
present condition of things, to comply
with the unreasoning demands of the
public for more and better cars.-Ch
cago Tribune.