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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-03-31
PROBATE NOTICE.

State Of Minnesota, County Of I1ennepin.
Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Honora
McDcrmott, Deceased
Letters teStuincntary on the estate o;
lionora McDermott, deceased. late of the
city OF Minneapolis. and state Of Min
nesota. being. granted to Margaret Nc
Drrmot,, Of Men,nepin County. Minnesota.
i aPea ar upsn pSpsr Proof BY
Dermott. made and filed herein, that there
said Honora AIcDcrmott, deceased
1t is ordered. That three months be-
and the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this order in which
all persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased are required to
lille the same in the probate court Of said
county. for examination and allowance. OF
1t Is further ordered. that the first
Monday In July. 1906. at ten o'clock a.
M. ut Il general term OF said probate
court. To BIZ held nj the court house In
the city Of Minneapolis. in said county,
be and the same is hereby appointed as
the time and place when and where tho
said probate court will examine and ad-
just said claims and demands
And IL is further ordered. that notice
and persons Interested In said estate by
forthwith publishing this order once in
each week for three successive weeks in
the Irish Standard. u newspaper printed
and published In said county.
Dated at Minneapolis. this 2Sth day of
March, 1906.
by the Court:
r. c. HARVEY.
Judge Of Probate
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For Palm Sunday,

Palm Sunday evening, Father clcary
will give his always popular and in
structive lecture on 1.-THE Great Passion
Play at oberammergau." This lecture
is most appropriate opening for Holy
Week and has never failed to attract a
large attendance at Father Cleary's
church The lecture will be illustrated
by the beautiful stereopticon views.
THE Palms." illustrated, and "Thc
Holy CITY," also illustrated, with
beautiful dissolving views, will be sung
by special soloists, and the chorus by
the st. Charles Church choir, under
the direction Of Mrs. Florence e. Parks.
Father clcary promises to introduce
several new features this year, 80 don't
forget his lecture Palm Sunday night.
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JAMES r.. O'HlllEN.
Attorney for Exccutrix.
PROBATE NOTICE.

State OF Minnesota. County Of Hcnnepln
In t6s mater Of the estate Of Mary
McCluskcy, Decedcnt.
On receiving. and tlling the final ac-
count OF william AIcCluskey. executor
OF the estate OF said decedent, and his
petition praying for tho allowance Of said
account and for n decree assigning the
residue OF said estate to the persons by
law entitled to the same.
csted In said estate appear before the
said Probate Court OH Monday the 18th
day OF April. 1906. at ten o'clock In the
forenoon. at the Probate Court in tho
Court House Mt MinncapOlis In said Coun-
~. then and there to show cause. II
any there be. why said account should
not be allowed and said estate should not
be- distributed as prayed for in said
petition.
And it Is Further. ordered. That no.
tice OF such hearing DO given by publish
Ing this order once each week for three
successive weeks, prior TO said day Of
hearing. in Tho Irish Standard, q news
paper printed and published in said
Dated ut Minneapolis. this 2end day
ny the Court.
F. 6. HARVEY.
Judge Of Probate.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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A WONDERFUL ANIMAL.
Jim Key The Educated Horse Can &c
Seen in Minneapolis.

Seen in Minneapolis.
The famous educated horse jim Key
will be at the Auditorium in this city
next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Matinees for school children will
be given at 1880. 2:45 and 4 O'Clock
each afternoon and in the evening the
performance will be at 8:15. Admission
will be Is cents. the proceeds to be
given to the Minneapolis Humane So
ciety. The public schools will be closed
In the afternoon to give the children
an opportunity to see this wonderful
animal.
1t seems an improbable statement,
but it is fact that Wonderful Jim
Key can really Read, Write, Spell,
Count, Figure. Change Money, Tell
Time. File Letters and do many other
equally wonderful things that would
seem impossible for O horse to do. He
even uses regular National Cash
Register. ringing up the amount called
AVA o~AN OAAA6A.6 O0SA Tile COTTcCl
change as we'll as any clerk. Jim has
also been taught fifty-three quotations
from the Bible. In arithmetic you do
not have to give Jim simple questions
but such problems as x 4 plus 81,
and he will get the answer just as
quickly and correctly as anyone could
though his limit is thirty.
Jim spells ordinary words, but
Observation-Disclosures as they sound. Presi-
dent Eliot, Of Harvard University, who
examined him in Boston. said: 1T is
really the most remarkable exhibition
have ever witnessed. 1 have seen
him several times"
1t is very interesting fact that II
is not DR.. Key, the teacher OF Wonder
full Jim Key. who asks Jim the ques-
tons. but the visitors in the audience
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ONLY IN JEST.

Undoubtedly True: And that's no
lic." said the man who occasionally
thinks aloud.
Whats no lic?" qucried the party
with tho rubber habit,
THAT We would be moro thankful
for the things we have If there were
not so many other things we want"
explained the noisy thinker.
Hotel Clerk TO Farmer--.Will you
register. please?
Farmer--Will ] do what"
clerk-Register. Sign your name in
this book?
Fnrmcr-Eot much, young Teller. Yc
won't get me to sign my name on M
paper. I've ben beat oncet, and that's
enough.
Assisting Conversations: YES" re.
marked the professor, II rather pride
myself OH n discovery of another nv
pothcsis.'
Indeed" replied Mrs. Cumrox. a
little doubtfully. II had an idea they
We're quite extinct"
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FROM THE CAPITAL.

Connolly & MeDev;tt, Funeral d.
reetors and Embaimers, 1so.1o1 w. 7th
st, st. Paul, Mimi Tel. T. c. 2e40;
N. w. Main 2127-J. Res, Dale 2o7.L.
Mrs. Marriette Walsh. wife of Mar
tin J. Walsh, died at her late residence
ISL sherburne avenue, Friday, March
%.
Edward W. Davern, Oldest son of
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Wanted.

District managers to post signs, al
vertise and distribute samples. SAL
airy $500 weekly. $500 per day for
expenses. State age and present em-
ployment. IDEAL SHEAR CO., -
Randolph ST., Chicago.
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Feast Of Music.

A grand organ and sacred song re-
cital will be given in Holy Rosary
church Sunday evening April 20, by
Nine Rosa d. Erina, 1reland,s prina
donna who will be assisted by a
chorus of $50 voices.
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+ largely at their own expense. II the
city loses. it will be powerless to order
the elevation Of tracks unless it bears
the expense. Consequently, If the de-
cision should be adverse to the city,
the present grade crossing controversy
would all have to be in vain.
& The preliminaries are now under way
for the alterations in the West Hotel
building, which will mean much to that
part Of Hennepin avenue, where the
pld-fashioned corner has been a hind
rance In many ways to the march Of
progress. The various tenants who
have been occupying the stores are
preparing to depart, and leave the
space for the men with the hammer
and the trowel. and very soon-within
week-alterations will begin. It is
understood that they will be on quite
an elaborate scale, embracing the
lowering Of a portion Of the floor, and
giving modern frontage by the use of
steel construction. 1t will be quite a
piece Of engineering work to get the
huge pile solidly held up while the
new fronts are in course of construc-
ton.
On April the city police force will
have attained its full quota Of men-
$50 able-bodied officers. These men
cost approximately $1,000 per annum
lpiece. the total appropriation for po-
ling the city being about $3.50, 900.
Is is the average cost per man in
'ly all Of the large cities Of the
~. There have been appointed
local force since Jan. /. 1905,
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-....-.- Judge OF Probat,
Attorneys for Administrative,
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NJ. ID.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
FARErN-NOsaT

On the evening Of the 27th uIs..
Miss Fannie NOsby and VI. J. y.
Farrin we're u1ioed il marriage II
the home OF the brides sister.
Nrs. Harry Hewes. IT G1lfpO-r.
Rev DR.. Temple officiating. Al
though 4 quiet home Wedding.
with only the intimate friends q
the family present the pariors
were a~rrsIeally decorated with
France roses. palms and ferns.
The bride wore . dress OF white
lace over tadeta, with orange
blossoms and vail pinned with a
magnificent diamond sunburst.
TIE gift Of the groom She car
red a. bouquet OF Bride roseS.
After the ceremony. cream. cake
ard fruit punch we're served II
the t~as.esrily decorated dining
room, and the bridal party leitfur
an extended tour North. before
returning n their home n Chicago
TIE BRIDE was born, raret ard
e-sncaFsI n Oxford ard i ire
grand daughter OF the ate William
Archibald. For the past few years
she has oee1 teaching II the
North. She IS beautiful. accor-
pIished ard winning n manner
and personality Her many noble
traits OF character have made her
popular with old and young.
The groom Is n graduate Of the
University Of Chicago, and Is 4
successful Civil Engineer Of Chi
eago. The high esteem IN which
both arc held was II a measure
at1esCsd oy the numerous AM
valuable presents u cut GAS.
china ard silver. from adm5rins
friends The Eagle avrAearhiy
win many friends In e0ngraCula-
tons. and best wishes fer = long
and happy lie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
Notice.

this day Post my Land and
forbid any fishing, hunting or
trespassing of any kind on the
following lands. tO-wit-
The Southeast quarter cf Sec
ton Q, Township 10, Range ,,
West. 40 acres Southwest quar-
ter of SectiGn ID, Township 10,
Range 2. LOO acres; South frac-
ton OF the Northeast quarter Of
Section 9, Township 10, Range ,.
so acres. South fraction of the
Northwest quarter Of Section 10.
Township 10 Range , 66 acres;
Southwest corner OF the South
east quarter of Section 10, Town
ship 10. 2anee ,, II acres; East
half OF the Northeast quarter OF
Section Ii, Township 10, Range
., SO acres. all range West
Mas VI T. RAGLAND
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

A. the home Of the bride
mother. Mrs Jennie Stsndifsr, Of
GEifport. Miss May Belle Standi-
fer and Mr.. Richard Charles Max
vel were married on Tuesday
morning. Rev. W. G. Grace off,
eating The parlors ard halls
Sere decorated IN ferns.palms and
pot plants The bride was gowncd
III a tliI0red dress OF dark blue
Panama cloth. with hat % match,
anE carried a bouquet of Bride
roses. The attendants were Mr.
Henry FGo,e. best man. and Miss
Ruth Standsfer- sister Of the bride,
raid q honor. The wedding
march was rendered BY Hiss
Nare-i Henry. Immediately al
ter tire ceremony. dainty refresh
munss Were served. aad NT- adj
Mrs. Maxwell left for 4 short b-i-
dal trip
Until 4 year ago. the bride was
4 resident Of Oxford. where she
Is much beloved By a aide circle
Of friends. She Is gifted as an
artist, and elocutioniss. AMI has
been the winner CT many sch0-
Iasrc horors in college and Uni
ve-sIfy- The groom holds ! high
and responsible position in TIE
auditing once Of the Gulf & ship
Island Railroad. he i Il cultured
gentleman. and in every way
worthy f the jewel he has Won.
Many beautiful presents spoke Of
the love Of friends and kindred.
With many Others We join in best
wishes for n life OF happiness ard
prosperity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
MARRIED

Tho Commercial Appeal Of
Sgnd-y. announces the marriage
on Wednesday Of last week, u
Nr. Albert T Woodward. promi-
nsGt attorney II rhis state. and
Miss Ellen Sullivan daughter Of
ex-senator sullivan The eere-
monv was performed by Rev.
" - E. Thompson pastor Of the
First Methodist Church. IT the
Eotal Gayoag. IN the presence u
a few friends II The contracting
paraes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
Diuci.t;on4Tot;cr.

Notice IS hereby given that the
firm CT Denton 4 Mize % hereby
dissolved by mutual consent. by
the withdrawal Of " W. MiZe.
The said W. W Nike IL released
from all Liabilities or said firm.
The business viii continue as
heretofore IL the same place BY
T. W. Denton.
". W. NZE.
T. ". DENTON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
a Carl to the Voters Of the town
ct O-frd.

70 rrcscnGng my claims to the
voters u Oxford zoe ~ -elacnon
the Office q Mayor. I realize some
u my omcialact have been eri.:-
cIsei By some Whether these
criticisms b Gst or unjust. am
willing o. rise or laM on ny record
(Which D. aa cfen boil | ash.
a iair and impartial invesdga1on.
not im.laginaFy charges. bat the
truth ard am willing that my
record be- compared Efth any ore
whn has puasdei me- | ask
each and every voter t. frs a.
form himself As 80 Whas has been
done. As a matter II Justice 10
myself and Information to the tx
payers. I herewith give YOU
amosnus have paid into the City
Treasury from June 1t. 1905 u
L.. -i9sAf tswit.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
! LOCALITESIS !
AZ~~1s~~-

Mrs DeSE0n Of Water Valley
Is wishing her sssers Mrs E o.
Davidson
Mss Mamie Johnston OF Mem
PHI, was the guest this week OF
Miss Maze Jones'
Mss Matte WareHsld Of Tu-
nica, Is visiting friends here
Mrs Louis SIsk and children
returned Monday from Taylor.
Mrs. VIC. Chiffon left Satur-
day for Boston and New YORK 70
spend TIE Summer.
Mrs. D. D. Ba,d Of Memphis.
Is the guest this week OF Mrs
James Stone.
Mrs. d. I. Sultan and daugh-
ter Miss Linda left Tuesday for
I visit - relatives il t-e Terri
tory
We are glad to welcome Mrs.
J. H. Rhodes and children and
Mrs, ice STyIey IS residents Of
Oxford They viii occupy the
Archibald residence
Misses Lizzat- and Lillian
S1ainback of Memphis, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs Mamie Burt.
Miss Lizzette Kimbrough lefl
Friday for I visit 70 relatives Il
fernando
Miss Mary Burt entertained the
Twentieth Century Book Club,
Wednesday
Misses Therese and Mary Hart
well SomervilIc, left Monday for
Virginia to visit relatives
Mr. j. W. coward Jr-, OF Alb
erdeen, WIS an Oxford visitor
tnisweak-
The Honorable Board OF Su-
pervisars met IN regular session
Monday.
Rev Edward St1hblaheld i:
attending tae Baptist State Con-
vent11n-
Mr.. q. 7. Cant Of Wild Brier
h0n0red Is with q visit this weel
and reports good crops in tina
section
Joe Wo-esy. Jr-. ii Water Val
ley spent Saday here with hi
Eafentss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
TALKING MACHINES.

W. B. Mcmahon vii sell you !
Talking Machine. Records, Need
les and supplies Il you intend
to buy a Talking Machine or
Records, call on him and he viii
save you money. Write or call
on him any time New Records
received every month, catalogue
for the asking. Z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

As dressing tor oil elr0aie sarss
there IL nothing 50 gDost as CA1nbsr-
Iaiu-s Sasvs. While it Is not zdvis-
able % heal old sores entirely they
should be kept IN ag0od condition.
fur which this salTe l. especially val
uable. For sore nipples Chlmber-
Iaiu-s SaIvs has no zryerior- Fog SHE
nv A. II. Eenrel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
NOTICE
Oxford. Miss. JuIy A. f97

Oxf1ri- Miss, July All. 1855.
By order OF the Board Of Aldermen
of the town Of Oxford, At the regular
meeting. JalE 3rd, ISso. II becomes my
duty % collect ! peddlerss LICENSE from
pa-tses peddiilg meat from vehicles
as follows A 0ue-horse veEicle SO.
! txo-horSe vehicle $500. This does
not include or prohioir any one from
selling Or peini1ng meats raised AID
outchered ny them
e. p Z. MATTHEWS, Mayor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
Nnf1 To LINT Hnl1er

The Tent Holders Of the oxford
Camp Ground will meet IN the
Circuit Clerks Office on Saturday
July 18th at 8 o'clock. 70 transact
such business as may come De-
fore IT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

II i .ITsrs we'll 10 have a box of
saIve Ia ne house Snuburn, cl5s
bruises. piles and 6oiss yield 70 De
Wfrr-s " itch Hazel 5alva. Should
xeep a box On hand ak all times 70
nrnvide for emergencies For years
Sna standard, bus followed by NAM
im~irztsr. Be III yoi gel the genl-
NJ q sWitt's Wifen Hazel salFe- EeE
g..ss BY A. II. kendsL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
For Sale.

, Residences on CniveF-
sity Street in Oxford One
Pair Carriage Horses and
Surrey. For further info--
nation. apply 10
d VI.
Executor,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
Fer SAX
2JO,OOO

100000 feet of Dry Pine
Lumber for all purposes, in lots
to suit purchasers. VIII deliver
or sell at mill. Orders solicited.
J. L. SHISACLT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

Miss Fannie May Hlrvi= Is Wis
ting fFiends II Ec- H1br-a. Kiss
Rev. n. s. ami Mrs. Spragins
returned "Wednesday from 4 visi-
10 relatives IN Aberdeen.
Ir. W-che Delbridge and sister
Miss Mitiie. left Tuesday 70 spend
several days n Memphis.
Miss Lou Nelson has returned
from 4 visit u her brother M-- 2.
\ Nelson, az Ciaremore, 1T
Mr-.J0e Lawshee has purchased
the Isom oil homestead known
now as the Petrie place and will
take possession at once.
Nrs. Martha G. Burrow Of Yer
non, Ala, and Mr. K. y. Buu-
row Of Fayettc, Ala. are thu
guests OF Nr. J. t. Bar-ow and
family.
Mrs 8 ~ Price Is visiting her
son Mr.. Prentice Price, Of HOmf-
ny, 1. t.
Mrs. Lloyd Is visiting her
brother, Mr. Thames II Vicks-
burg.
Mrs. r. H. Kimmous AMI Little
son Edgar, returned with Mr. +.
P Neilt b. her home N Claren-
don. Ark
4 general raia would be arear
blessing now ID the farmers in
this section
Lieut.. John KuhI COwan has
received his commission g first
Lieut.. Of the T. ) y. from the
War Department Lieut. C1wa1
: IN Oxford boy. ard has seen
service IN Suba-als0 txO terms
Of service in the philippines. lie
Is now attending the na1euve-s
II Fort Riley kans-s-
The =Iorieus Fourth vas cele-
brated in different portions Of the
county yesterday, with picnies,
bail games and a general holiday
among the patriotic citizens.
On the Is day 81 August our
~neighbor city Abbeville. expects
10 entertain the largest cr0WI that
has ever assembled there. The
AbbeyiIIe Normal College vii
have u "home coming" aid !
great time IS expected
The Department Store 81 Mr..
J. Z. Nelson was entered Sauur-
day night and robbed Of several
hundred dollars worth Of goods.
The thieves vera very select n
their choice of articles a. only
the best of each line vas selected.
Fine panama hats, underwear,
shoes. &c were taken and It Is i'm
possible To estimate the amount d
loss This Is one of the bodies;
robberies mat i2s occurred hers
in years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
For Sale.

) Mich Cows and calves- D
yoke Of oxen, % beef cattle and
! lot Of tat sheep and goats
j. L SHISACLr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
Fer Saic or Rsrt

By he 1st OF September, the
properly known - the Oxford
House Apply %
Mis-. 5. \. ACRRAY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
Motto.

Call on W. c. Nell, North Side
Square for Stoate's Horse and
Cattle Powders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

Alrs- Ruth ReyRoiG. Price
Wishing hsr mother AIrs. g.. Z
Reynolds, East q Oxford.
EoR SAI-E-A cottage in soati
Oxford Apply -
MRs. ELLES LENpEE.
= friend 81 ourn aerOs To rive
ri-c Us axing Us how to cure /.
horse with thnr spavins. Now ws
ain { 40 A0rsc d0ctar, COW d8cto,
ccr any other kind Of = ducter
but our ioEg suite Is poIiGcks anu
tier Money question. can ocas-
Ioniy give advise on sawcitv.
We have termed this letter over
q lie klSel who - a expurt on
these subjies. Serious san.
The greatest bargains ever Of
fered n Cirthing At
TIE OXFORD Dry G0oBs Co.
Mr. and HRS. Y. u. Goodwin.
cf ADhevliie. spent several days
this week with Oxford friends and
relatives.
The series II services conduct
eG at the new Primitive Baptist
Church iron Saturday . Tues
day. by Rev. Nr. Cayce OF Martin
Tenn, have been largely attend
ed
&r. John LiutIeiohn left this
week to spend two months with
has br-ther IN western Texas.
SIX nice full blood o. &c. Pirs
for sale- j. f MCCoRELE.
Oxford. Miss.
Dr.. VIII Leaven OF Winona. Is
spending a few days with his pa
rents On University street
Mr. II. t. Perkins Of Burgess.
was a welcome visitor to this Of
Tee Saturday,
Finest ire OF Bug-ics and Har-
ress ever shown IN Town.
RELBUE PRICE.
The handsome residence OF Mr..
2 D. Davidson on South street i
nearing completion.
FOR SALE-A5 room cot.ce
On Nor-h street with all modern
improvements Centrally located.
For terms appiyO
T. J. 7. CHAMBERS.
Ma. E =. Dean spent Satur-
day and sunday In Oxford.
Finest Inc Of Buggies and Har-
ness ever shown IN Town
REBCE PRICE
The district Conference Of the
Grenada district meets here To-
day
Re first primary for the eiec-
Tn & municipal officers viii De
held CT Au-ust fst- and The sec
end On august 18th
Finest Inc CT BUggies and Hlr-
Eess ever shown IN Town.
RELBCE PRICE.
Mrs FIor-ie ShinauIt Left for
Memphis Monday. ID Join her
hasblnG eEroUte - Cleveland.
Miss
Hrs Muckenfuss and children
have goEe 10 Jackson 70, spend i
few weeks with her parents.
II you are In need OF i suit of
Cl0Lles, coat and vest, or a pair
q pants, don't fail to see Us.
We viii surprise you
TIE OXFORD DRY GOODS Co.
understand thata new steam
laundry VIII soon be put IN opera
ton IN our city, filing a hong felt
want.
Mr.. II. r. Fulton spent severa.
days last week with his parent
Il the University and Is now To-
Gated e Baton Rouge, La
On and after July fst, the Oil
Nil Office viii be closed. Tele-
phone your Ice orders 70 FalkneI
Transfer Co. Phone $50.
III. c.. FALKNER. Manager.
Mrs. r. r Chiffon and daugh'
ter Miss Corrie, returned from
Memphis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Norileet an
daughter Miss Minnie, were Ii
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. CHI. Roael
several days this week.
Finest line OF Buggies and Har
ness ever shown in Town
RELBCE PRICE
Misses Maude, May and Lul
Barfeld of Water Valley, atreude
the Primitive Baptist service
here this week.
Miss Carrie May Able of Wats
Valley, Is the guest of Mrs. Chi
tom
FoR SALE-A lot of Furniture
and Household Goods. Apply {
W. L. ARCHIBALD.
Oxford House.
Miss Kate Mcclure Is Uavelin
!. Il the interest OF the Woman
Missionary Society Of the c.
Church
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
LAwYETs.


~ p. ~sHISAULT.
.UnRSEY-AV-LAW-
HxFOED. MISS.
rr~-Cver Eimmons erucerN-
4lr-ecfits N al the ece1G ooea
( 81. and Federal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
Many DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
5E=0zT


With re Q picturesque sur
rnuu1iuEs. UI-n mineral Ezssrs 1T
abundance, and Em full II summer
re~stfzlne=s are located n me higa-
LAa1s and moanlains OF Tennessee
and North Georgia along the lines %
The A1shTLie, Chattanooga ( s.
Louis R1iiE1y-
The accommodations Afforded Vary
from The elegantly appointed inn %
tae humble farm house ~hEFe tae
chlrEs OF c0untrF Ife l1v b enjoy
ed u he utmost 5szaEifully Hts
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