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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

RElIJz1NG SALES AFFECT u P. And THE "COPPERs"
Call Noneu Relatively EosForegn Exchange Tfe Stronger

ports which reflects the growing wealth of the
United States, and other factors which bear on
the international monetary situation Will serve
to maintain firm rates for sterling despite the
gain in exports of merchandise. 1t is quite like
ly, however. that American debts abroad Will be
largely reduced in the current year, and that
later in the year this country Will be able TO
import gold. although the necessity of such i'm
ports al the present is not apparent The United
States has vast supply of the precious metal
and it will be able to make shipments of it to
Europe without in any way deranging the money
markets. Call money is ruling at level within
the reach OF the small operators in stocks, and
the decline in rates has been an effective infu-
ence in attracting large public inquiry for Sc
curities And the fact that the public is buying
has induced some of the larger operators to re-
duce their lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
Closing prices of chief active bonds dealt in.

unlisted TEX dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-O Orleans - Com
mercial. par; bank. 81 premium. San Francisco
Sight, sc: telegraph. 712c. Boston-5c Sc and 1Oc
discount Chicago-10c premium. Charleston-Buy-
ing par; selling, 1-1Oc premium. st. Louis-20c pre-
MUM bid, SOC premium asked. Cncinnati-Par
Savannah-Buying, SOC discount; selling, 75c dis
count. Minneapos-90c premium.
BANK CLEARINGs. = New-York - Exchanges
1894, 862 722; balances. G225559. Philadelphia-Ex
changes s186O1 118; balances, g. 193.587. Boston
Exchanges S28 $40 22O; balances S3.5s9554. Chicago
Exchanges $401O5.122; balances s2,4O0327- Baltf-
nlore-Exchanges 81. AZ. 952; balances, $780,
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 655sc; Mexican
silver dollars, 5O1ac. Bar silver closed in London
at 9OHd.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 20.45; Lisbon, $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MexIcan exchange on
New-York is quoted at 199.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Cu receipts
reported from Washington sS47, 595: internal reve
nue. receipts $11S5,S2S; miscellaneous receipts S05,
A23 Receipts for the day. s. 1879 49, expenditures
$4,000 Receipts for the month to date. S23 231
expenditures 49, 10000; of receipts S695S7
Receipts for fiscal year to date 1921 71274; ex-
penditures 1926 692 644 excess of expenditures 49,,
91637O.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House Sl613,234-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

204, go Total sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

L55i.oSs Total sales for the Gay, 'tnlisted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
Financial Elections.
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular at the II e. and 50
D. N calls yesterday compare with the fnsI prices
of Saturday follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money in
London. 3d3ik per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills. 3as637s per cent; long bills $685.
per cent Berlin discount rate, As per cent Berlin
exchange London, 20 marks IS pfennigs Paris
discount rate. 29s per cent. Paris exchange on
London. . francs 121a centimes. Bar gold in Lon
don was rs 101sd
FOREIGN SECURITTES.-British consols for
money. 50 1916; for the account S915-l6. FRENCH
rentes IS francs So centime>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds, compared with Satur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at 5
per cent; highest, 64 per cent; lowest Az per cent
last loan, per cent; close. sac per cont; ruling
rate 4s4 per cent Time money quoted at 5l2
per cent for thirty to sixty days 5G54 per cent for
three, four. five and six months. Commercial paper
was quoted at 5G51a per cent for sixty to ninety
days and 5140524 per cent for four to six months
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
TRUST COMPANY REPORTS.

The Clearing House has issued its compilation OF
the condition of the fortyseven trust companies In
the city of New-York on January l. The following
changes are shown in the more important items as
COMPARED with the November statement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

Quotations for foundry at the i q m. and 1:45
p m calls yesterday compare with the final prices
of Saturday as fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Jan. Is. p m.-The market for Amerl-
can securities dull and heavy. with consider
able pressure in the Hartman stocks. Last quota
tons follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
MINING STOCKS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

10000 Total sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

As compared with the statements of November
and September last year, the January showing
compares as follows:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

In me Ciariou-Le,ieer 1t SEPT
I'm. Hiss Kate Pow rirss .
description tthe state Esterz.-'z
Reunion aaa Fays The f9l 7i7-
trltu-e so orr vsas=at AZ Eoa-
oEed tavr-lan, 81. i-sas-. - za :
Ii time were aire. s- II s.
4 Joy . picture each u.er Rep #
the splendid staff. aE!l cam *
refrain from Speaking 9ftke mes.
remarkable cumT1 les who rode
sIe.e y side. through II all-the
one Wearing his crown Z ST.
YER WIKI kEi-htllest erace-.he
other bearing at5tt the ca,ers
Eshose si-kea folds, r.Fplei II the
breeza, served t. Iea1 The great
p -essio1- Tt, --e the w.
great Lakes father and son
- vel known aai 80 beloved il
Mississippi TIE 1l4er e 'sthesa
boys, Is Tar past eighty. whlle
the other, rs son. has passed the
three ~r1re hH=- Together thav
wars, together trey play. and t.
setheF they are here. among their
friensis. happy ard givIngt5 IL
ers, equal happiness. IN th.
business S3=ld. II socIaE.re lIei1,I-
arrl featersai - aIis-lssirn5 h.-
n nan more tho-ogrhfv 6ezave.!
thau Col. Lax
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27
TtIE El.EiruoFIrrr

IT'S significant fact that the strung
81 animal OF its size, the gorilla also
mas the largest lings- Powerful Iuugs
means powerful creatures. How 20
Keep the breathing organs right
should De mans ehiefest stu,ly. Like
thousands of others, sIrs. Ora a
seephsnsr OF Point Williams, o.. Ia.
earned how 10 DO this. She write.
fnrse bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
Every stopped my cough of , years
AND cured me of what my friends
shouSDt consumption o, it's grand
Tor throat and lungt-cu5l-s.u Gaar-
sh,eed by A. H. kendel. druggisr
iriee 5'e anu sI.00. Trial bottl. frea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

t-r n tEsceerv ~ maze this sale,
w.i Sd u III pubic s-ls a. the highest
aidGer. lpan taa terms hereinafter
-satea -t Ozi1rd. mississippi. in front
% ~ court house 90 lafayette
~aurtv On Monday, tie -3lh day o.
Gc-aal-. T. y 1855. as 40 entirety
ani g one pr1rcst e., as1 ar l. sepa-
Fafe pIE- Is 800 aa.i -iH .lsss eaa So.
r-al tlfe batter s. re s1cc.f
eal'Y rF rllet. az az ;Ae right, tI.
aaA e44iv 20 ici-gt tiln e s4s3
~lnsue. sicily ara j Kelly H and
g. toe ~ perry described as follows.
t1-7Fit.
That 'ract or portion q ianI lyiae
II Water VALLEY. Ial0husha C9unt i.
Niss., des. -Halad A. iats6 aniz H.
Block Il. icing q parf . Seti3n g.
Township o., EanE- = West. lying
North cd es1 al.0iniuE tin aii town
cd Waite VALLEY. sslt I1t. front nn
ltaia street ard are bounded nl ehe
{ East b. 1u slew. 81 t. sieta tv =
chprcs property. aad 90 the = rth
1 sy tuaty I q or LAFAYETTE street
ani on tre Mess 5y sf1iH street.
IL ssiz wili et ~ tfis between -
E "a EoGrs f0T ta-u 20 th.. htrhesf o. j.
+ 4 r and sid hai5er wttb. r-q1irad
- Ply IN tas4 Sc tla Masters y The
I tir and place % sail sal. the fgf.
arr 11us os sui bi4
/ tpon completion aEt cnnf -alltfo1
Z - said sale, tae Master "a make. exc.
-1-e AMI deliver deed * -! ll1is q
( Pareh.sser Or purchasers. who saz / Dr.
/ let into possession ~ s4ii n l-ts ags.i
I property 50 conveyed on pro flcti q
/ of sait deed or deeds
/ o1t5rd. Kiss. September s1tn. lao.
J. = WILSON.
Master IN ChaHccry
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27
IEIrER rn
" z. II. kimmans.

~ Z IL kimmons.
Oxford, Hiss.
Oar Sir: IT rgu coult get tn. ex
t-l-iV@ ssisv "a a sweeter sugar for five
t-.s4-s ceala- - IS sweet as a pouui
~ usual sugar, and cost no NOR,
= u jump al <. wouldn't vOu9
tEere wouldn't D. To- pound OF onv
oft=r SCAR sold in 4 year in ven,
soEE- yoi'd go51i3 the trad. ;: All "a
. 9u-t4-a nu-r xo1r wuJie business.
De wee = Ike that among paints. il
= tNiee as sweet As sOms il il sweet !.
e = n Az; NJ one exception. oaa
siit1A I t"1 - One-Ini-a halt or
superintendent
better tan thai: paint has IN Ia
pa-aseji t1lt c3sts - - sta gallon
sa.0l saved l. 50 to saYe,i IN IA
'er. le slaes tas PANT.
ever LAT Isn't al. A gallon DeyoA
Pot-oH We..rs as long a. two gtIIo,z
PIT ca a. : cost OF - Il - a r-.lI.-,,
80 t"o gallons more pot on at s. 10
- z -S4-on- Count al that. The paint
-la'-i wears double costs less b. 2 ~
-s--s o. paiat aai ) glli,nz or mint
II. gallons VI painting; that's a5,a,
80 l gallon tor taose sapsra ,as
That as good as 4 double swae,
sugar lsa'cit7
Yours truly,
= " DEvoE & Co.
View York City.
nse41I- rice sells our Paint
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27
University Notes.

II Il
~ By oar Regular = porte-
On las. Thurs hay morning a.
IL O'Clock. quite a LARGE number
Of students aud friends vi the
University assembled nc the
chapel f,r the opening exercises
Nc .-ChauceiIlr HGE-e In 81
few appropriate opening reuars-
said that when tie tru stscs uet
IN the G. u1ls al Isis q select g
faculty for the Institution. Eeat-
ed deba.e took place IL when BE-
vas u be determined VIZ ther ps
not the Institution would con-
duct itSe'f IN reli-i 'Ls priuci-
pies. Il was finally decided tha.
1t should. and since that tim the
faculty has teeu Composed ~
christian gentlemen ali religious
eXePsa- have always been hsla
,akoG-h not s-cra.ia-.. He
SNu it appropriate ana d.
Sep,nS With tGa principles uf
ne Institution ts have tAis =es-
~idp opened ty ID s.-vos, ,lai e~er
else conducted Is q minister ~
tn g -p...
Rev j.. N. Wyatt o5 tie Uni
ver~ity Training Sch05. WIS then
called upon b. conduct the teyJ-
T.lnll exercises
After pLieh Mr. Wyatt M be-
aalf II ike churches ana pastors
# Cvtarl. WELCOMED tne students
and faculty Co. the city ot oxf. ri.
and commanded them % tle care
1T the churches. C@Ft. v. y.
x1ane wa- cllleI upon % extend
bone words IL wels.ue e. the
>student7 in behalf &C the citizens
0r trSf III. TCis BE tid il MS
usual pleasing style. lie emnil-
sized = Importance III you- g
men -ra-plas ePportu1.s.e= 81 hale
in college
Mr. - 4 Brown. the general
secretary = he Iaau- Nh
Christian As-oci1tita. vas theG
.atr, d1ced aat IN q few Werl.
outlined the a-k & the g. = g.
y 5ecretary. also attending e.
the faculty. -tuIeats and frle1c-
If the University - cCr4-zi ilvi-
tation - attend ld- sere option a5
the l. b. e. =. Hal "a, az-i-.
We Chaaceif Hu~e ant
ether GieUo srs # tn faculty tse1
maie some anroauceueats rell-
ave t. WORK in their ,l@Far,reu
an tke exeFei-s- we're closed r.
order thar the wasS 1fEatrIeGIa-
tsen b students eight begin ~
once.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

The he1l.h 3s ou- c9nlgnity j.
very good a. this writing. aad the
ia7ner are busy Gathering the
Esecy staple, but will not continue
long for cotton i very short N
this section and ths gins are Civ
ir- her- nal ali through the day
Qu-a 8 number Of our people
at ended church az yellow Leaf
Sunday.
NJ y y. Smith and family. Of
Lafayette springs. visited Mr.
aal Nr-. Hal las. Saturday and
Sunday.
M-. Caasl simmons ard Miss
BERTHE J.naa Grove u Nj. Zion
SUNNY and were married BY Rev
D. " iSland.
b. 1-ahis Robertson has been
elected teacher ia tae Tula school
, f1- .ais session.
03r -lrd Y s1hi.l Is doing
good work aEl We nope TO con-
+ t.aue t1 crow.
ocr church here vas greatly
re~iye ltIs Summer wish aOoutN
3 convert. ana ~ aidili rs. The
meeting was Conducted oy Rows
Wool aui Floyd.
Sir Robert LIsz has purchss-
- the y H. Iiarrs place near
Eia- dom and viii move here IN
. the near future.
sir. Dan welsh vill move here
and VIII occupy rs place
M-. J.. y. Franklin expects &c
move % IouiSa this fall
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27
: Lotto. fur Comp a.nant
Cons Harpe- fngs.

b hose nose.
The fleecy staple IS rapidly be-
ing gathered.
Rev. Newton Smith preached
81. Nr. y. +. Davidson : Sunday.
and spent the right with SIr. p.
I Gamble.
air. Andrew Darling aad vife
made a business trip 70 Oxf ~
Saturday
Mr. e. F. Cook. sii-ss u s.tia
Cook and Miss Alice Campbell.
and Prof. Watson. 4 Tr
Sprinsc. spent Saturday ard sun
day bere.
sIr Manforl Prise returned
.houe sunday from Oxford.
Mss Eunice Shaw 11i uns Re
rs College ELi., attended Pycaah-
Ing he-a Sunday.
Rev. C. ". Strickland. Of Ab-
.beville, viii preach az Andrew
Chapel SUNDAY.
-tt- - :, rem see. WGS
In our town Sunday.
The people ef our community
are still discussing aad pe-i-. =
ing ior the rural route. We "a
Aess-s. 40 Davidson. sf.rtor ri
Price. y. T. Cant, =. .. Lav.
Ia Hope, John shaw and II. Il
atlers Interested. u haze IKE
-olte u start from Oxfor5 n
7te1d Of C7..egs Hill We v5uti
So the NAL ore DAY elel.er. bat
lt someone lal't take .ae trouble
Z attend 90 /. ana push the nat
-. we va get the route ct SIT.
Ihe first eats ef cotton Of this
vicinity srr5 =s Tea-flzx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

s=H-=+-A H-faAAaHaA AN-4fAA 81 .fa.1a
Tn Lafayette County Farm +
er's Union at is meeting Satur- /
tav adopted .te following res3- ,
buttons Qn the cotton situation:
The advanced condition Il tae
cotton c-oP Through 9ut tae aa
try and the RAPID i ekiu- ana
ginning y tlr sane. il show !
% take It's usual course will fndi-
cate THROUGH The g,aaers rep fts
% Oct8her and Neveus he-. a very
81 1ch larger crop than really ex-
ISIS. This false iu1re i1n II an
Inmeas4 cgap viii have q ten
deny CD J r. the psice 1t is
present loa figure. therefore be
1t resolved that ve ures aiI FARM
ers t. gin only 80 much 3G theig
crop a. they are compelled H.
have & meet pressing 1tI-stiers
We advise that the remain Ter Of
the crop Re kept in good dry
pens end out Z the -iraers r.
ports until after Nov. 20th.
The S1athesn Cotton Ass9cia-
ti9a and tEe Farmer National
Union after rareful and thorough
investigation of IT, prssea. craT
IN II. e It's phases and tse de-
Dand Tor cotton and cotton goods
believe thatthe law De- supply ara
demand VIII warrant much better
prices than we are n1g receiving.
HeIc- We Urge farmers O. sax i
f oy the TceoUmendatiaa Of the II
f tIJ1al organization and sell no
cotton for less than II cents, ex-
eept when necessary 20 meet 15-
.ig-tl9ns already contracted. We
invite and solicit the support and
operation # all profession.
dEs business men IN the present
crisis. We understand that some
cotton must he sold. but let It b.
j n gradually and only in such
amounts as are neces Any - ease
financial conditions. The short
sighted policy Of forcing or en-
tire cotton crop on the masset IL
the short period of about three
months Is suicidal Tor all Interests
t.e business and professions. a.
. vel as the farmer.
Resolved further that we ere IL
thorough accord and iull -vu pa
ny with The posg 1ss= and efforts
fgt the Southern Cotton .t.s0eia-
u'n A. expressed ty Is exec1-.ye
.commi--ee az Ike E1s STriacs
. meeting.
IL view 81 lhe t.st taat the
cotton seed 1ii mills hive pooled
Interests and forced the territory
IN which z-sa u-I shall buy seed
20 l-ve -S-eef a3y. many sa1s Il
SEED each or ccrtail mills shai.
De allowed O. crush 1-i have il
this 1Cl o-a-c says eftectuaIly
de-sr, yed all competition in lie
. 7ecd business Ia Mississippi:
Therefore bei resolved furta-
+. ~, That RE Farm - Union 81.
L-2t sye,ga County j. C54 F-adg
.1 cooperate -Ieh The people u
31y atl1illEE county v.ta the
v.ss 81 organ King Farm gr's Cot
-1s sae,l Co., ias1a;f county VIII
7a.Ie.eat espizsi e. bay saa store
a.. zstz.-a ars offered fsr less thar
So per tn.
Eesr lived further that aae exe-
. elt-=- uuit5=s j. 5s-t=as I'd e
-n.es---ats tie question - l-ac-
lr4is- cur Gotten and cotton see
wita tie E--v - bringing about
mtre perfect business uethols.
4 y HARDIN. President.
! N GaFF3ap. Saere AIRY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

-"' ufrt. rs IA nahcrIafp-~ t-..fs. -,
and oi'arrhssa Renssesv.
men my boy was two vaar.,.,
ne hssf ! very severe attaes ~ -, :,
complaint, bot by the use ~ 80 80
Seriain ) coiie, Cholera ana D;a-- 49,. !.
remedy We brought him ont an - 80
says Maggie Iiiek0x, OF A-ieh Ts -
remedy can be deperde,i nnca l .ll
most severe cases. Even asris - =; q :
faEtaH Is cured oy II 800 1880 m
plain pristed directions ar,5 800 ne
ser'ais. FOR sale by A.. 4, Eea' = ! -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

Says Sam Kendall, OF PhHIips5ur,-
Mans Just cover 1t over win Bues-
ien's aruira Salye ard the. sa,ve viii
DO the rest" Qgiekes. cure for I,oiIs
oafnsr sores, scald=, wounds. ril.s-
eczema salt rheum, ehapped uands'
sore tess and sore ewes ONLY &c al
~ H. keudsI's drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27
Pain from o Bara .-ram.-fx I.-l5..v-,t n.
is.-riasn-S Pain sa.s,,

ehanas-riasn's Pain sz;ss-
lltIle child of Micheel Strauss. a,
Vernon, Conn, as Recently in grea,
pain from burn ou the hand a7I =:
eoii Applications only increased the
illumination, Sir. Strauss cane u
James y Nichols. 4 local msrehz nj
Tor sotn-thins to stop the pain H.
clehoss says: Il ADVISED aim to N
Ch1mberlIin's Pain Balm, and The
hrst application irsx out the iaf.an-
nation and gave immediate relief. I
have used tais Iininens myself ana
recommend it very cften for erts
ourns, strains and Lame back. and
nave never known it to disappoInt. y
Fer sale by a r. keudel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27
i.osv 70 tse4D .PrrSnt,rr.s

Most y.eiiuls Of appendicitis are
'F1o are h15st. ally eonsJIpated. Oni
n laxative Frau. syrup cures chrou-
constipation v stimulating the
aser al1 bowels. and restores the IA
.ss-si aston &. The bowels Oriro
.-azat-vz Fru=t syrup does not nau-
se=ss or grip All Is nild and pleas
an o. trze. .efCse substitutes. For
LIE b. Il LIS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27
tsTsk.s ,,9IIcg ~ s<LE.

--s
4es sai2 s'7' -a-as Ar -eEa
4-at'ilr-
20 ne eiss'.- ee1c; = ra- S-sse1
So pc =--=-a T~aia1 e.
- orr iis'1 l'.s-re- 8 .--si- i1sI
--..-- -.iii --liil -srer5-. Receiver,
'ef=Es
-s-7 g -s'-l-ie- ana t-e 81 ls-5"e-i
800 = 4eresF SVEN 5-l-. - ra--
l---s --i'4 = t4fie- = il decree =
- ' ei->=- ettl= 11ls
49, :, H. G N--- I1-S=. a.l
- l.sse-' User -i..- No. a.. - D wis
III esl2-s. ca-se S-atea- bzr
80 = = s7isi tr51 and u2t
~. 80, l. li4 undersigned >peell
"a =, - IL i-.'.' - . make s5s safe.
+ -,i sell u pools sai- IL rle hizbe--
-Ass- a2u tl= tens Lo-z51-f ser
= :. - -e'i' s-,ss.=s.p.i Il 5rozt
- ~ 'in-d7v t. q dav o.
~ 1l-t' =. d. lt3i, - ar entirety
as. q -H property, lEi -.l- u sen
---.s pare s, a. all i ieuI1p the s.it
s~'- ss--se Eer 54zliJ=r more zuecf-
p '--y g;eecFt1 =, AMI al L. r-9z
kIi'i equity % -etsznrsi3., 81 ~
-a-i s-ogsas + H4iuez AM rss.-e
-l--'.lTs ~ nd = tue SAIL uFaperlF
- I, - = -; ~ - sit,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

The most successful medicines a-s
Those tn5- aid nature ~hgu5e-lIiu' 5
feg-I Remedy acts ON This plan
b axe ir vE son EGve 4 coli and !;
Ei.i 1iilE the cough. relieve the langs
ia P-Ctqr1tlou- 60 p the seers-
ti9rs aEl all C1t-re IN restoring the
s5-F-- = = . healthy condition thou
sslds have testified 20 - superior
excellence. l. count r1c-s any tend
e-ey % a cold 20 resl.E in pneu1o1ia
Prise = ce1ts. l-sze sc - cents
F1s safe hY :. Z. E-- lei
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

" II Brown. the popular pens;o,
..-s1-iles. OF Pittsfield, w.. So.
-seNt 10 q tension, the best thin :,
ges = u Kings New Lit. pi,I- - IT. ~
NT-ies They keep my family in
Pieaiid health" Quick eurs -.
r'saiteher constipation AID hiI;o, ,of
hess DC Guaranteed al A m
dvFs drug stare. " - H. Ken
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

le1isy kldneys filter the iDpp,;t;.
lroi-i me qiood, and unless mi. ~, les :
asa4tn : impossible. FoIey,s 600 100
oure makes sound kidneys All
pcs--tveiy cure all forms ~ 1910 VIII
ana oiSa.tsr disease. Ii str.,--- 'a'-y
Sc Nlois system- For sais 10 -,
Gsalers, y all
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27
An INsIDioI.pAyctV

one OF the worst features OF kidney
srouois = that 1t Is an insidious d.
aa9 Esfore the victim reaIIx..
Is Danger he may nave \ fatal r.aI., !
ay- Take Foiey's Kidney crrs A. ar ~ -
nrst sign Of trouble as il eorrsrrs Is Is
rsguiarities and prevents Briyhr,.
disease and diabetes. N ;
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

The beautiful Fashioa Plates
and Samples Of Materials : the
magnificent Ele . Ladies FINE
Taiigr-Iade Suits a7d skirts
made % year special order u
your ua-n selection a. uata~i 3
a-d Innings exactly yaur meas
rIreneats ana perfect It guaraa-
teed, alsD the most beautifu!
styles prodEced IL Readv-tl-
Wear Suits. Coats and jackets
Rain Coats, Walking Skirts. six
ard Cotton Waists and ether
wearing apparGl- are now ready
fer your Inspection. and y11 are
cordially invited 10 cal. shall
take pleasure in showing You the
large fashion plates and samples
whether you wish 10 buy % not.
and am certain that you VII en-
Joy the twenty minutes OF half
hour necessary TO 90 through The
line Very Respectfully Yours.
bias. WINNIE MCMAHON.
Oxford Mics. Phone Isl.
representing Charles \ Stew
ems Il Bros. the leading stvI.
Store Of Chicago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

The laxative =Ee.t CT Ch11ter-
I1ia's SfoGlaca ans Liver Tablets !
- agreeable -ai % natural yvu can
l..r@ = Eza--s Ehat Is ! proeaced by
szet4-sns II Peg tai lets also cure
Indigestion and a.EocSness. Price =
.zats. samples tsse 4. A. II. Ken
tlal's Gras st8=-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27
Baptrng.

On Tuesday. Oct. 2nd. AZ $3.50
Pm At Mr. D. I. Sultan's pool in
North Oxford. there viii Dc three
candidates for baptism.
There VIII also he preaching al
re court horse Taesdsy right At
s-sl1 By Eider T. ". User. Ssh-
seet- ~holiuess snd SaD.l-ea-
sSsss. IL sTe In ssd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

TIE Ba.ti1 IRE SI9 tL-aiSs ts-.
tEe iet-er IN spelling reform w.
designed g get s.r- Geezave!s-s
E-me II TIE papers along With 1Ir
Br-.E's- It does take souetl. In
new snt a-igiaaI Esv 20 - Oy=-
,eF ss-y II the papers as q tatz
lire
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

4 neglected cough CT cold NAV Had
L" S riurs bronchial or lung tro.,a -
g2n't take chances when -
ionef and Tar affords perfect ssc,'
my froEl serious Effects ~ \ -.
Fer sale by all dealers. eoiu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

= Crossing for sores, bruises and
u1rnsr Caam5eriain's Saive is ali ina,
an De desired. 1t Is soothing and
i-.,s-aiiig n its effect Price Is eerf~
q sale D. = II. EendeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-09-27

-Sroco EIsE rfz>r % YEARS
- oil. original GROVES Tastei-ss
: "a ls1le. Yen know what you are
4l-zlg- 7 4 Ron and q1inins- in 4
useless form No cure. No paw.
FFI1e - ssats-