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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
1t frozc, thawed, raine
showed and sunshined today.
Frcm the Grand Stand.

The large and enthusiastic
crowd at the city hall last night
to witness the fifth Inaugural
ton exercises of the Hon. d. f..
James was a fitting testimony
and tribute to the ever increas-
ing popularity of Missouri Val
ley's most popular citizen. Mr..
James is a true democrat in the
generic sense Of the term and
his extraordinary popularity is
bsaed purely upon his personal
ity. All well-meaning citizens
without reference to party
affiliations sincerely hope that
this administration Of Mayor
James may be fraught with
much that will rebound to the
veal of all and be beneficial
both morally and financially to
the city as a whole.
Spectator.
M. Carver and L. Lindberg
went as far as Sioux City this
morning with the delegates
who attended the Boilermakers
meeting in this city. They
went as an escort to the visiting
brethren.
Mrs. August Myers went to
Pisgah this morning for a few
days visit with friends.
The bowling alley will be
opened in the Carpenter build
ing Thursday morning.
H. B. Coe is attending the
Woodman convention in Logan
today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

The bowling alley will be
opened in the Carpenter build
ing Thursday morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

The |ittle hahs of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM, f. Miller is ST u very
low.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

Miss Bess Haas and Miss Fran
ces Mallery, of Woodbine, are
among those here today atten-
ding the Rebekah assembly.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

Mrs. August Myers went to
Pisgah this morning for a few
days visit with friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

Mrs. M. O'Conner is an Oma-
ha visitor today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

w. F. Wills went to Monda-
min this morning for a visit
with relatives.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06
Mo. Valley is sure going to
have a Chautauqua next July.

George Beagle of this city
and G. b. Tyler of Logan were
appointed as delegates to the
state Woodman convention.
The next county convention
will be held here.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

H. B. Coe is attending the
Woodman convention in Logan
today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-04-06

G. L. Oden and wife return
ell from Little Sioux this morn
ing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
A Knosty Question.

\ very novel legal ques;io n
has Just arisen in the case Of T..
c.. Hussey charged with the MUIR
der OF l.. \. Gallegly. The de-
PENDANT vas tried before 4 COM
hitting magistrate at Ab6sviiie.
on July 81. and released. at this
trial the state was represented BY
counsel and the defendant was
also represented By counsel. The
committing trial took piacc on
the lis. day Of July.
On August 28.h. defendant was
re-arrested on an affidavit sworn
out before Chancellor Wilson as
conservator % the peace. chsr--
ire defendant as before, with
murder. Judge Wilson issued
warrant Il arrest and defendant
was placed under bond 10 appear
and answer the same charge on
Monday. August - On this
late. defendants counsel Col.
Faskner being absent. he gave
bond and his case was set for
Sept. nth.
Quite an array Of witnesses
were examined in the former
trial and last Monday the town
vas crowded with witnesses and
others who came % hear the sec
ond trial. From what we can
learn the prosecution viii attempt,
~ Keep trying tho defendant un-
IL they r; him in jail while the
defense claims that more than
one committing trial Is absurd.
and that il some one Of the con-
servators II peace should commit
him that he would have the right
70 hunt up others who would re-
lease him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
The Fever Situation.

The fever situatioain New o.
leans remains unchanged with &
Mew cases and : deaths va.
tuesday : report. while in Louis
lana the conditions ar NOT al al
encouraging. The fever is ran.
idly spreading in the parishes
NO new eases are rcportel frorl
Mississippi City, but Guliport has
~ cases, while Natchcz got in
the game Sunday with . genuine
eases. Nicksburg turned up :
cases .astnight. Pcnacula. Fla.
has ) cases. Fever was rumored
IN several other places in the
STATE. but they were withcu;
foundation.
The State of Texas. jackson,
Miss, Baton Rouge and Shreve-
port, La, and Chattanooga.
Tenn, have quarantined against
memphis, and the citizens Of that
city deny that they have n case
there. Gulfport and Na;chez be-
came indignant when yellow few
er was whispered there, but they
nave several cases now all right.
We suggest that the authorizes
keep an eye on the Bluff City.
We say again that there Is too
mich travel into Oxford, and on
" IN cases If great emergency
should citizens or visitors be adj
u:ftSd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Qulrantine Made Tighter.

At a special meeting of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Monday afternoon the quarantine
regulations Of Oxford were made
tighter, ard the limits extended
I'VE miles each way from the town
No person can enter Oxford
from below Grenada, this line ex-
tending on parallel line each
way across the State. Any per-
son North of this line, who may
wish to enter Oxford, can only do
50 by application to the anthori-
ties, with en- affidavit signed by i
health officer and with 4 notary
public seal, stating his where
abOuss for the previous % days.
Read the ordinance carefully.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES.

The Board OF Trustees OF the
University Of Mississippi. me, in
the Governors Office IN jackson,
Monday. Those present were
Gov. Nariam N. J. W. George.
j. III. Jones. c. NJ. Williamson.
W. 4. Baskin, X. II. Thompson.
II. N. Evans, Z. d. Stone. J. ID.
Mckie. j. T. Senter AMI 4. r..
Whitfield. Chancellor Fulton vas
also IL Attendance.
DR.. 4. ". Nuckenfuss was
elected q the chair OF chemistry.
the Position recently resigned bv
De. X. W. Jones and he vii Sc
i's-t his assistant.
Or. Alfred Hume was appoint
cd Vicc Chancellor and a COM
pensation OF 500 was allowed.
Chancellor Fulton was author
ized to change the date Of the
next session II it should become
necessary, also 20 quarantine the
University grounds if he thinks
proper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Quarantine Order.

SEcr:gS l. B. it c-aainei br the
Mayor AID Board * Aldermen os IN.
town - 0xf8sl, Mss. thu. thare D.
and IA a@re5y established guarsE-
tirc Against a. persons S3ash . G-v-
nlda On TIE ilinai. Central glilr1ai,
and = EBe drawn Eis. aud West
thereof. sH3 any person North % said
Inc wishing 20 enter this town shall
s-st maze application - the Coa1ty
Health ocleer. acc rIp1inzd b. IN
affidavit slgued before some Notary
Public 1 n5=r MS seal, flas saca per
sons or persons have not been South
Of saii line above established tor the
past twenty 30 d1ys. nor beea IN
-ny place or with any one Infected
win yellow fever. aud cp1a rs..eips
vi saca application the he.ith Oh ser
rcay Issue permit for sleb person
10 enter the town. which permit shall
be couRsersigRed BY the Mayor OF this
town under his Official seal.
SIC b j. fcrfhsrt1rlained BY tia
Board OF Mayer ard Aldermen OF the
toxin CO Oxford, Miss, that "a. Quar-
autine Lac OF the said town be ex-
tended five miles each way from slii
town 70 bscone effective at once.
said ordnance be in eject from aas
after its passage.
Passed Aug =. 1895.
p E MATTHEWS, Mayor.
K. L STEPHENS, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

TIE STATE OF .siIssIssrFrf,
LAFAYETTE Coaaty.
In the matter Of the esta.s Q. Ms.
NJ Barr. deceased.
To Josephine Mills. AMI her guarii-
an. Peter y. Mills. whsse post- of.ice
addrsssis Lipscona, LiPscorsS coant !,
N the state OF Texas; aai TO James
g. Mason, a minor, and his guardian.
James Mason. whose pOsf-ossfcc
address i Giaie Spring. Wasllax-an
County. ia the state Of Virginia. zns
= Claaseiis ri 5ek. nephew OF 4 W.
BACK cece1sei. whose post -ollf <
address Is Birns- saa... Z. tae COMFY
Of ]eAersal, and State 81 Alahaaas:
ani - Samuel Bl4ek. nephew u l.. "
Blzcx, deceased, and his unknown
next Of kin, whose post c.iice address
and whose place q residence after
Gliigent isqairy Is unknown. and to
Nary Black. niece u x " Back. de-
leased, ard Der unknown next G. IN.
whose posi- os,ics address arI whose
place CT residence zfse< ei.izeat a
auiry j. likewise unknown.
You and each OF vcu are command :
Cd TO appear before tins ChaucsEy
Coc-S o; Lafayette Co1nfy, u toe
Aforesaid state, Il ru.es on tae Sec
nd MONDAY VI October, 4. d, 1875.
70 show ease. Il any you can, way
the tir1l account % the ex aclto- Of
the estate Of Mrs \ J. Barr, cecea =
ed. should not be allowed, ant Why
the petition. wherein YOU are defend
ants, should no. be granted AMI n de-
cree rendered according u its PRAYER.
This 5.st day Of Aa-a-t, L. ~. 1915.
J. u RAMEY, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31


SCI 3 Said kc.Gs when prepared
shall be signed BY the Mayor and
eounfersigned By the Town Clerk.
with the seal % the Town OF Oxfosd
thereto astxec, and said bonds shall
then be delivered to TIE TOXIN Treas
urer for negotiation and sale 1nde-
the existing contract thereof.
SIC l. The pr1csesss of sail bonds
and each and every part thereof are
hereby set apart anu devoted solely
10 constructing sewers il and Eo- the
Town Of Oxford, Mississippi
SEC s. This ordnance snail be IL
force frum and after rs passags.
The above and foregoing ordnance
was read BY sections ana PASSED en-
the following yea aud nay vote, to-
wit: Those voting yea: Z r. tray,
d. T. Carter and u n Walker. Those
voting nay 1oEe, and TIE ordinance
Was passed As Whole On the follow
ing yea and nay vote. to-wir: These
voting yea. ID p. tray, ID. I. Car
ter AID W. \. Walker. Those voting
nay, none
Ordained this the 10th day of Aug
nst, A. D., 1906
z. E. MarrAEws, Mayor.
2 l. STEPHENS, Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Miss MAGGIE THOMPSON.

Mr.. Temple Roane reached
home with his brother, Ralph,
from Asheville, y. c., Tuesday
after most tiresome Journey
We regret that Ralph was no;
benefited and i growing weaker
each day.
Mr. Dan Sultan left last We'd
nesday for West Point. N n,
after a vacation Of two months
with his parents here Tie will
stop for few days to visit friends
in Chicago and Buffalo.
We think We can safely assure
our county friends that the quar-
antine regulations of Oxford are
now strong enough "a protect not
only the people OF the town. bat
add 10 the safety and security OF
the citizens of the county also
The twin boys, aged eight
months, of Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
White died suddenly last week,
one on Thursday and the other
On Friday. They had been in
apparently good health until !
short time before they were strick
81. The remains were uttered
AT Mt. Zion. The deepest sympa-
thy is felt for the parents in their
double bereavement.
In these days of cleansing and
| fumigation OF homes. it will be
well for all hOusehclders to note
the fact that sulphur fumigation
I is injurious to all musical instru-
ments, especially pianos If you
burn sulphur in your homes re-
move the piano or cover il closely
and thickly with heavy covering.
Many fine instruments have beer
rendered unit for any future SER
wee by the fumes Of sulphur. .
The first arrest in Lafayette
County on the charge of peonage
took place last Thursday. Five
persons, Brigham Young, Allen
Young, James Young, Lee Rog-
lers and Charles Butts. were ar
rested by the Federal authorities
in the Southwestern part Of the
county, charged with OBTAINING
John Ross, a negro, in boadags
unlawfully- The parties gave
bond for their appearance before
United States Commissioner Len
E. Oldham on Tuesday, Sept. 5tt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
The AbbeviIie
High School.
Session Opens Monday. Sept. 4sh
And Continues Nine Months

Special advantages are offered stu
dents who desire 70 make prepz-a-
tons TO enter College
-Four experiedced teachers are en-
pioyei, and the prospects bid fair fo-
i large boarding patronage.
A SPECIAL REVIEW Class.
A special Review Glass by teachers
will De in progress up TO the las;
teachers examination on Sept 18th
and 10th A tuition fee OF sl.e0 vii
be charged. Board will east from
10 g. 30 per week
One of our teachers i member OF
the County Teachers Board of Rx
aminers. and viii accompany the class
to tie EXAMINATIONS
For further Information write OF
telephone
PROF. H. T. SMITH.
AAbevilIe, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
THE DEAD.


Mrs Ialnida T.. Knight died
at her home in South Oxford last
Monday after brief illness. Mrs
Knight has been resident oi
Oxford for the past 10 years, re
moving here from Illinois. and
was highly esteemed by wide
circle offriends. She was a con-
sistent member of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church. She
leaves three daughters and one
son to mourn her loss. The re-
mains were inferred in the Oxford
cemetery Tuesday morning, the
services being conducted by Rev.
Z. ID. Brown Of St. Peters
Church. in the absence Of her
pastor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

This fact j. vel known 70 druSzisss
-verywhers, and nsfls out % ten viii
give their customers Ial- preparation
when the ssss = asked tor ODE vii
No, u a circular 70 nls Customer
says. There Is ncthilg on the mar
Set II the way of patent Eieslicias
Sbieh equals Cnanb=r.ain's Coils
Cholera and Diarrhcsa Remedy for
soxel complaints. n g sell and re-
commend this preparation" For sails
by all druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
An Ordinance
Aut'sori ring tire issue ct Sewer Ex.
tension Boaas CO the IOWA q OK
ford, Mississippi.

WHEREAS, the Mayor and Boari Of
Asdernnen OF the town Of Oxford, Mis-
ssssipPI, have heretofore declared the
necessity OF extending the sewers ia
sad town, and have Published no
lee according 10 law OF the intention
10 Issue the Sewer ExlenGion Bonds
OF s2li town to tho amount of Dive
Thousand Dollars -, ODD.
ARD. NHEREkS. said police e. in
t-atinn was Published IL the o7,ciai
newspaper Tor st least three weeks
prior To the third tSy G August. ~ =.
and the Mayor and Board a i ttsrrnen
OF the town Ot Oxford have found and
~ ciared and do hereby fad and de-
clare that ;here vas mt prior to tae
thard day OF August, ls1s. or since
that date, filed with TIE Town Clerk
any petition by kSzi voters % said
town, nor has any protest or obl4c-
ton 70 the ISSUANCE % said bonds been
Elesf with said CLERK. therefore.
BE Il Ordained BY the Mayor ard
Board OF Aldermen ~ tha town OF
Oxford, Mississippi. "a follows.
SECTION D. That there are hereby
directed to be prepared and - be l.
sued Sewer Extension Bends Of the
town of Oxford, Mississippi % the
amount II Five thousand nolar~.
l-5,eo.) consisting o: five bonds Of
One Hundred Dollars (sfon) each, ard
nine bond. CT Five Hundred Dollars
$50 each, which said bonds sheil b :
dated the first day Of Igly, 1905. and
become cue twenty 90 years there
after.
Both principal and interest q said
bonds sha l De made payable a, the
Merchants n Farmers B-nk. IN the
town of Oxford, Mississippi. and said
bonds shall bear interest, evidenced
~ coupons. ut the rate of i've per
c-ntDm per anuur1, payable Annually.
SET. ? The bonds hereby anshor-
ixed shall be in substantially toe fol-
towing form:
UNIFIED STATES OF AMERIcA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Rev. ". l. Riley, L. l. d Cuba. y
Y. writes. ..After IS days Of excruci-
stsng pam iron sciatir Rheumatism,
under various treatments, ! was In
.uced 20 Try Baiiard's Snow Liaizaent
he first applicalian giving ny frs
resies an1 the secaa9 estirs reiisi
can give il unqualified recommend
ton 2Se, 5oc and Si.e0, Sold BY a,
u. EeldsI .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
pysIrc NoucE

Fu5iic notice il hereby given tina;
the undersigned will receive sealed
BIDS for the loorins % the new Ieve-
az the camp ground crossing up % y
O'CLOCK. noon. on Tn~sGsy. SEPT stu.
Tse lgui1sr 10 30 furnish "A scc1rsiiny
T. specifications. whseh can b. seen al
my ofice Bond G0abIe the amount
u each bid mu.t be suh mi;:ed, with
three or more COED securities.
J. y. RSxEV. Clerk.
Oxford, Miss, AuE L, iee5.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
legal Advertisements.


EXAMINATIONS f5z White teacher.
viii b hell on Friday and Saturday
Sept ~ and Zaf, aud Friday an
sturdy. sept 18Th and 18Th.
EXAMINATIONS for s'p5ur-.s teachers
viii b. held on Friday and Ss7arsiav,
sept Ssh and ON. and Friday ans
SATURDAY, sept. end ard g2ri
I. Il. ANDERSON.
County superintendent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
couRI pOsIpoNED

OxEcED. Kiss Aug y. 1906
un account 81 she ..i@r1aliss regt4-
aati5ns and orSts - from the state and
Couaty Heath boards The September
term Of the Circuit CoCrt % L.
F-yest= County i prstermi;s..G.
J. B. EoorHE. Jaige.
{. Z SLCC.sI, Circast CLERK.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Mtssic LessonS-

Miss l.. A. Mcdonald. 4 music
teacher of Is years experience in
Columbia, S. c., is prepared to
rive lessons to limited number OF
piano pupils Music room at the
Episcopal Rectory. Inquire OF
Miss Mcdonald at Prof. Bailey s
residence on South street. Teie-
phone No. fs2.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Cotton Seed.

Clean out your seed houses and
get ready for the new crop. We
viii pay the highest market price
for all sound Seed delivered dur
ingthe month OF August.
The OXFORD On MILL. Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
STATS Of MISSISSIPPI.
TOWN OF OXFORD

SIN Ii En- iEN-lCN EOND.
Know All Men By These Presents:
That the Town of Oxford, in the STATE
of mississippi, Acknowledges To oxe.
and Tor value received Eereoy promis-
IS {" pay to ----------..------- -, OF
bearer, Hundred Dollars - co.
i1xful money OF the United states OF
America, on the first dav OF iulv. Ies5.
With interest thereon from tns. date
hereof al the rate O. i've per ceats.r.a
per rrEpn. payable annually en- PIE
seEtation and surrender Of the an
aexed Interest coupons rs they sew
orally become due.
B1tll principal ard interest OF this
houd are hereby made payable II the
Merchants 4 Farmers LAX. in the
town Of Oxford, Mississippi, and for
The prompt payment OF this bond, and
iGe interest thereon, the full faith.
credit and resources of the Town OF
oxford are hereby irrevoc-5ly ple5y-
I'd This bond IS receeRlabge a. the
option q the TcgE CT Oxford !. any
tIuse after JgIy st, 1910.
This bond = enc OF ! series Of ike
eno-, sggrseaiiHg the snn of Five
thousand Dollars s5.eoc, issued tor
tie FErrQse CT providing sUrcs TO
extsEdinzc sewers IA - Town Of
Oxford, uSH1r the authority OF Chap
ter g. o. the Code OF s1Ississs p2i, ard
an Ordnance day passed b. the
Mayor and Aldermen OF s.ai.i t.swn-
Aad i i hereby certified and T-cit-
ed that all acts, conditions and tAiags
required 10 be done precedent tc ane
IN the issailS CT lis bond have been
done, happened anu been pSrso-sassa,
IN regular 2nd due term - required
by law, and hat tbs teal indso1ei-
hess OF salt Towr CT Oxford, Iz1.a.i-
in= tbs bod, does not enc ed the
statutory e. cuzstisntl 5zsI limitations
la Testimony Whereof, the Mayor
and Beard Of AldeFrsel % the Toxr
OF Czfcr1, y ss.sslpFi, have caused
this oand - BE- sisGesi BY tae Mayor.
coaafrrsisled OF tie Tovsa Clerk.
with The corporate se1l hereto sfixed
and The interest Coupons hereto an
Rexesl 20 De e-scu-ed vita the Tao
-5mile signatures OF said officers, this
firs- day CT July, i9es.
Mavor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Shool or MIS-,

Ny music class for the Fall
term viii open on Monday, Sept
18th. Terms given on applica-
ton Pupils received At any
time during session. Patronage
solicited.
Miss MAGGIE THOMPSON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
uAssroaD raErEsr - YEARS,

The OIL original Groves Tasteiess
chill Tonic. You ka0x wat you are
taking. Il IS ircn AMI 9uiniae n r.
tasIless loEm- No cure. no pay. 80
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
For Salc.

Seven O. Yoke Of Oxen 4
years old. fat, weight 800 to LOCO
pounds
One full blood Short Horn Male
4 years old, weight loo pounds.
Also other cattle.
]. l.. SHINAULT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

\ little fore Thought rlsg ave Voc
NJ end Of Erol5ls Aav Ga @la
makes Il : rule ID keep Caamo sri15a s
ode, Caoisrl and Di1-raosa remedy
a. hand knows II % b. 4 fact For
sale 5Y all drugs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

tSQGp0c
o. the srs. dsy Of January. = -,
the Town OF Oxford, Mississippi d,
promises 10 r=Y bearer Five Dollars
- o. At the Merchants & F-rmerss
Back, Il the Town os Oxford, Nissis-
sippi, tor interest DE-. that day on it,
Sewer Extension B1ai No -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Sick headache results s-o= = dis
oriered condition q zne s-omae- AM
Is sa5exiy care. b. Chzla5-ri2il's
Stomach and Liver Tablets Far sale
by al druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
For Sals.

My residence in Southeast
part of town. Seven rooms, n.y.
irant water, five acres Of land
viii sell cheap
c. E. SLOUGH.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
[hs Local News.

P. ". Wright has returned
Tyro-
Burney Russell left Satur-
? Tunies.
Leo Brown returned Mon
tom Jackson.
J. Z Porter returned frou
his saturday
V. ]. King Is visiting in
hester, Tenn.
Eeollor r. B. Fulton spent
a. n Jackson
Winb y is visiting her
:, aF. l.. l.. Lake.
Dudley Harris returned
Memphis Sunday.
Skipwith entertained
| ~ Club Thursday.
May Hewlett went to
E's Monday morning.
T. Il. Saunders, OF Laurel,
guest Of relatives here.
4. J. W. Bell, of Columbus
: trends here Saturday.
a. NJ A Montgomery ha.
H. nom Nashville, Tenn.
n }. &. Countiss Is assisting
Eoiracted meeting at lula
Louise Temple entertained
trends at dinner Tuesday
r. z s. Pierce returned t.
pms after a few days visi
+ 4. II. Hale has returned
! Pleasant visit to New Al
r. Hewlett, of Burgess, i.
pr her daughter, Mrs. X. Z
|eaa.
F J ". Lancaster, of Delay
! Pleasant visitor at this Of
Monday.
r J. z. Freeman of the Delft;
|enaing q few days here with
[a-ily.
ldge and Mrs. J. C. Wilson
Fined last Wednesday from
1khaven.
=. A. v. Davis, Of Keel, wa
'sssant visitor at this offic'
Thursday.
fof. T. H. Somerville ans
w returned Monday from
l'and. Ore.
4, and Mrs Wainwright, o
'Ia:an, are the guests Of Mrs
/ Chandler.
E. II. H. Thomson and wif,
NE guests of relatives il
|ANEe, Tenn.
Z. and Mrs Lee Russell ar
az home" in their coy cot
W North street
p Mary Russell returne'
thursday from u visit {
lcs IN Aberdeen.
!. cool wave the first of tn
: was very acceptable to IN
-ens Of this section.
NJ Herbert Moore is at hon
{. a weeks visit to relatives i
Aington and Durant.
alss Helen Trigg has returne
y a delightful stay of tv
nus on the Lakes.
Don't pay any attention to id
lors- Oxford was never in
-l1nler condition than no,
sae IS not : serious case
@asss inide the cooperation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
2: OUT o.

Poe&hOatas. ARK. Feo. l.. 1895.
s.ship three gross Ct DR.. Ieaden-
halls Chill AMI Fever Cure. I have
been selling ynur chill cure far seven
years aai fad tbl. - oct 81 = Wlts
once use it will have ~ o.azr. W..
II Skinner. Drnggis'-"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
For Sale.

One Cow with young calf. AID.
ply 10 Mr.. j. Z. AeCorkle.
Mss FLORENCE RICHMOND.