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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
The University LY1cumC ou=zc

Offers for its first attraction
Saturday night the celebrated
Orphean MUSICAL Club consisting
of four talented young men who
who will appear with 4 widely
diversified program. consisting
OF vocal quartess, horn Quartets,
solos, illustrated songs and i'm
presentations. They have an ex-
tensive repertoire Of vocal music
and in the classic. humorous and
comic selections are equally A.
home. their voices blending in
perfect harmony giving the effect
of 4 deep toned organ. They have
perfect articulation, the story Of
each song being clearly brought
out.
See the posters for detailed
description of their various points
of excellence. You need not
hesitate to invite your friends To-
this splendid entertainment.
THE MANAGEMENT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

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L. .he Eta-c Gozzf g Askete
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Etre 3u ezaaaaa
sr asa On she f5sa
1v af ue-c s f NaN Gessfares
rl Is aer Tsl = Ill pe-
"a - nSz tae estate
! tA- IL za geeeZe1,
~ have th~ sane pEaaassd and regis
-srsG usrn ire Nharcery E&sz o. Ia
rara-rs Cc11sv St4e= q y sslssipp. /.
xrnia se1- i9ol 1Gte thereof,
and III ~ 70 - pr1p1te and Register
ast eAm as The ~ directs. shah
forege= or the s1lS.
Nisaess ny hard this tie Zt dzy
u OctQ5<rs l5Se
= & RoxCE,
Administrator.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
NoiI-e 70 CraIit0-s.
]. I. Roach, Administrators.

st CT Speaca, Deceased
In taa Czanc=ry car. u Lar.T-
cite County. safe Of Mississippi
Whereas, i=tfszstSstasenEaTT were
iSsr5d 10 tie undersigned IN t1e es-
- Of Z. ~ .Speuee- deceased OF rhe
z7th aav OF October, ls@i, ard yhe
81 have duly qJ1iiaed Is e1nlnis-
rrstor OF said estate II the Gsa o2y
OF October. 1875
eiven % al persons aoldlue clai1s
5-aiust The estate OF the said =
-yence deceased. 70 have the s@Is
p-abated and registered b sEae eie-s
al a Jhaacsry Coart Of La-Aysc'
rauntv. mississippi. within 0ns YEA
from date OF said notice, or failure q
80 probate and register 40 re91lre'
5v law, shall for ever bar the same.
Witness my signature this tue d
day OF November, 1896
J. B. Roach,
administrator.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
RH.M eELRoY.

The r1arrisSe q Mss Ola Price
and DR.. ". 5. Lsatksrs CccU-rc-
as announced, At the hone q TIE
BRIDES mother Ms. Eu-ere
Price, last evening A. 7@pl Tas
bride and groom lefs On ire eve-
ming train for Chicago and otna
points. An extended notice wlA
appear in cur next Issue
We received a cal M"ld2y
from PRO-. John JohEson- Of Ar
napolis. Md, who vii oe con
neeted with the University nE
session. Prof. Johnson gratG-
ated at the state STATE CnIve-sssy
Is years ago, and i q son q hev
&C. Johnsoa who was = RESI-
dent OF Oxford unUl 10 years ago
Mr.. Walter Stephens, son OF
Mr.. c. c. Stephens, met win =
serious accident 81 LINER AlA
Frdav afternoon. Vale ~ worS
around the gin his right arm vas
caught and crushed % badly Oy
the machinery that ausutauon
vas necessary above the eloo%-
Mr. Stephens IS n estimaole
YOUNG man and we syupatAize
: With him n his misfortune
Remember the management q
the Opera House have reduced
The nriee OF reserved seas-hens'
s forth reserved seats viii cost oal.
: 70 cents. Do net get tce lie
IN that because the price IS reduces
: he attractions are Cheap. an
management proposes to oE-n
,tonly the best on the road, no
u and then they may make . ms
take. but they regretit more tn
YOU. because they know 70 ha'
YOUR patronage they must Pr
sent something Of high elas
on I, does not cost the managers
me- cent more to.play a Erss-ela
IN attraction than to play the "ouE
set nest one going. The tact
IT. some people ike one thing a
use one another, and hence the pr
of the country does not eve
time give a correct idea as TO 7
ION merits Of . show.
tho
day II Is but q few weeks until
!. as .nnnal conference OF the Net
we'd dist Church viii meet at CORN
lat s matterthat interests this Gnu
and the entire people OF this &C
munity. IS the securing Tor ano
ears ar wear the services OF our 7
IGN. sort beloved pastor, Rev. ID
a Snracins. Mr.. Spragins by
LOYALTY TO every interest OF
IN church. his able proclamation
ior RibIe truths and afIaoss mann
ara a,a consecra5ion TO duty has
sbe confidence and esteem OF
cond snt;re community. He Is IN
seal and in truth q high-toned Ct
ante ian gentleman. lbs aolhIy
, vii. minister is recognized BY al
nieht his life exemplines IN an emil
was degree the manliness ana u
thai ~ of The christian religion.
Yau n,,zs have NJ. Spraglns ioE
Sweet coming year and we snoula
To Il that he Is retaF1e1 " y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
,,,etx.r-d

L5st OF unclaimed mail matter lett
IN tns Oxford, Miss, Poss-OHcs Tor
the week ending Saturday, Nov l0Scs
1 Conan. Gus.
? CrOford, Mrs II. W.
3 Clark. Alrs 8szttis.
4 Durham. James
5 Dunn, Mrs. Ssnaii-
6 Foster, Mrs Marley.
: Harvey, Hrs. E. II.
: Hill. Hiss Gaisr-
Q hLxkwood, Baford.
10 Porter, James c.
IL Patton, Sillea.
IL Wiley. Miss Matte Lou.
Is wilson, Mrs. Rehecca.
Il Walters, Frank.
Il WyIie, Mss stilsy-
is Written. Lendssy.
Il. IT whitSsids. j. n
Is Webster, Coot-
Is Walters Franz.
- Wriiey. Nj.
= Yc4ng Mrs. SAL Aa1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
The Wonder ofAn
s-IE Nsrs * cLaassrhlas eas<a
4 me.sy tAau st ~ Gths-f&
w-~-sser

-somas Georse. a merchant .. -.
Et~.u. Ontario. sEyS. = have Ia
~ local agency t3r Ch1Mo@r1Eas
Coueh Rsnnedv eveE slSce 4 WN Il
s-asreed i1to CGn&12, 1aG As =
m1ch OF il - % II al ether h4es
hawe On nv shelves PIT together ol
ths many dozens sold index s-araA
tss. have not pad one bot-fe return
Cd. 7 can personally reeolnendtA rs
MEDICINE - 7 have Cssd X ~ ana
riven il 10 my children and Array {
wi.a uhe bes. results" Ter sale ~ :
z Under & TO-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
sor-Rezia.n. Nossce.

TiTE STATE OF &gss=SI2Pls
County Of Lafayette
t. Joe Stocked, whose po-s-ofIes
address = uuSuowa No1 are eon-
ma-ae1 70 appear before tae Chan
sv Ceart Of see couasyosL as2yasse
r. said STATE. on the
FDyETH MONDAY OF NOVEMBER.
- D, $685.
20 defend the sGls 4 s1id court q TIL
IL SsacEseeI, wnsreia your sre de-
fendaSt- J. rANANf e
his Gct Gsar fla1
FAL-EEES EzLE- sob Tor IoE p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
IOCALITEsIS.

Mrs. Il. E. Keys IS reported
quite sick.
Miss Bessie Roane left Sunday
for in9iancia.
Mr.. ". D. Porter spent Tues
day in Memphis.
Mrs. A. Young has returned
i'm FriSr's Point.
TIE singing az Nj. Zion Sun
day vas quite 4 success
Mss Maude Harveyis the guest
q Ir.eaGs il Senatobia.
Mss Elmer Meek entertained
at cards Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. C. W. Petrie, Of St. Louis,
Is spersing a fe~ days here.
Judge W. D. Frazee spent . fev
I few days in Memphis last weei
Hon. G. L. Sivley made bust
ness "Trip To Raymond this week
Mr. Gayle Kyle. Of Rogersviile
Tenn. vas in our city yesterday
Mr. Hamilton, of ST. Sterling
Ky. is the guest OF Mr. Roaei
Chiffon.
Let Us all remember 70 retur
thanks for the many blessings
the past year.
Mayor P. z. Matthews has ha
a handsome concrete walk la
1t his residence.
Mrs. Meta Liddell, of New A
bany, is the guest Of her neie
Mrs. Nellie haynes.
Mrs. j. D. Cawthen. of Com
vas the guest of Mrs o.
Ovens last week.
Miss Corrie Chiffon, OF Me-
phis, is the guest of her moth
Mrs. r. X. Chilton-
Mrs. E. D. Beanlana and III
son left this week for q visit
relatives in Mariana, Ark
Union services were held s.
day night in the Presbytei
Church, u. s. A.
We regret to learn that Mr..
Rogers. who lives east OF 70
has been seriously sick
Mr.. Tom James, OF Sharl
was the guest CT his sister,
H. g. Collier this week
Mrs Mary Russsll Howar'
Aberdeen, Is visiting her pal
and relatives Ia Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

wash your hands with warm water
a-v WITH a towsIaud apply Chamber
isfr,s saIvs lust before going 10 bed,
~ a speedv cure is certain. Ials
erlva i also iavai1ahie o : sore nip
aies. iSsktng piles and skin diseases
For sale ~ Z. r. Lln5sE Gss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
Gard.

take this method OF thanking
the people OF Oxford for their
prompt response and faithful ef-
forts to save my home ard prop
erty on the tn inst. Oxford has
a faithful fire brigade iftAey only
had proper facilities al their com
mand. Above all do ! thank the
noble ladies for the substantial
aid given my vie n providing
clothing fo- her eeaidren- Like
the faithful ores OF old you can
always depend upon the aea
70 be last AZ lhe cross and mrs.
to the grave.
Resu.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
University Tr1iaing School.

Last SESSION was one OF marked
and gratifying success. We heart
IL thank the peopleo OF Oxford and
Surrounding country FOX their lib
eral patronage and earnestly ask
that they continue to help US by
sending their boys and urging
their friends to DO likewise.
Apply for catalogue. come and
see Us, enter your boys now.
J. NJ. WYATT,
G. G.. Hurst.
Principals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

I've N1iunesota Dairy and Food 0oni
-.i9n's analysis AoAs th2s ESE
-rSS Laxative Honey aa4c Tar ano
R.eis Laxative Honey 1Id lar con-
1sined opiates and eroto1 Oh; opia-
- r,isgu and croIroU Gil IS = VIZ
- risoacus pur-ative- 9etus p
.@a-s,t arv bat Foley ; Honey and Tai
Tsuow paeSages- Ecloy' Honey
- rar contains no opiares - 9la'
--~.,ns drugs and Is The best e9Ggt
80 cold eure. F9r sale by - 7t-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

tn Oxford Graded school cd NettaA-
below ~ III class landings la depSFl-
men.. were not absent IS reuca -
rnr davs. aud aere mo- on tie tAEdf
FOIL d1rtrg me 1soneh e1rtaS, ErtGAg ,
N1v=E1er ash.
FE.xARy GRADE
Arther Marvry, Josephine S3gt-ti
Nufrar FtlSner. EuJy McGlroys Ma
lgmci James. Elizabeth EtHui94si
Acoecc1 Ps-ua., HsF1ers h1sey
EEsE GRADE
Cal GRAY. Myra Hume, Jchn Zee
l.inz--, RaipA Nccxi1suss. John7ie
-.11Eh. sam Stndsss AMAZE oE1ee
eaEks. William King fsyaa I2te-
sEcUSD GRADE.
Waite Greer, Madden sa.-. iIagi
LIZ Simmyls. A9l1ay ssS, NFsaatA
Do0isy. Essa Hsr- Lazzie dAtssy-
MARY Epson, James koaAas9A'
Harry Ntl41ds.
THIRD GRADE
Nsrna Parker, William FasSnet,
Lso Galloway, JAMS 8trDour, AisA
Sog2rd. jos ~ o1dw&ra. olive <
CeVeU walker, Dewes LEaeg, Carrie
Lcuise MccE4ECE, Gag 81 Laws.ee,
bessie Fars, - rtls ts41s. L-el
Greer, Aulie " E.-eW1y-
FOURTH aaAoz.
Dale Br-mrsts. May Carpenter,
DAVIS Lesser. Mary Gc1acoy, Avrtie
LcEirJt. Annir beile fes1es. Marvel
fsaniey. Matte Lcuise sprEuI*. ltu
bert McEi-Oy. feliS hinder. Jadstte
stowers, Charlie -. BsnEett, lille
Lewis.
FIFTH CzADE.
Mabel Hiler, Katrina C2stsF.. Fraz-
ces King. Margaret Moss. Marie word
j la A.ayisit. EsfSerLlader. Ninlie
kns-ht, Mari sris Owens, Ltw-rd
8eaaA1ui, Ayrtle Russell
aIxra GlaoE.
lillian Rhodes. sIll5r i Murray.
SULLIVAN Hl-xlas. Oc.avia ksaisi,
Zee Woe1wari. Kathleen NyatJ,
baldwin Lloyd susie wFtgas.
SEVENTH GRADS.
Berlin Goo.ssv, Elphur N1rrsv.
Tlteima Keys, Nen1 S0~neFvais, Ben
ne Crawford, EIgGr AilE1u-. Juliet
regurs.
EIGurI GRADE
klri Beck. r. Crawto-3 Ll1or
50-a-d, Lucy tfcgadt1n, Macy Nc
Mahon, Lille Held. Easea2 SHAW
MYTH GRADE
Ro,asi Lcaveil, Era-s. sail. Edna
Barry, Pearl HiczeT- Ami AilmOns
MarE-ri,s Rhodes, Loa.se Roach.
Vivian Wyatt.
EEcsTU GRADE
Saiiic Belle D1actn, Jean Davidson
Edna Saul1e.s. Mabel Faseha4i. liz
iisa Yates. John Woodward, Bay ard
Coulter, Jac- Morgan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

We iii plaee eaea uz1eiz 81. lis,
Or - Goats per ua-za \ god Wy
10 ucs. ra1- ard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
YUNlCPAL NOMINEES.

~asteeszrn Tse-1zx- Dee IitsJ
Fa- Eayor-R- 8 ADAMS
SCR EarrzET- II. RAGAASH.
-os =rszuro--C- 4 KEYS
ALoEE&E<-
Torz-zt-Lz-Ee-J- Il LAWSEEE-
m Ward-D- 7. CARTER
eoad ward-F. NJ SHOWERS
raa Wsrd-E. V. SOMEEyILLE
Forth NzrS-G. ". KNIGHT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

a complete line of Oils and
Needles for these machines.
JOHN WooLvERToS
You can get fresh. clean Gro
ceres az the lowest prices at Bur-
row ( Parks. under TIE EAGLE
ciice. Give them a trial and be
convinced.
FoE SALE-A second hand Sur
rey in good condition. also a set
of Harness. Apply 10
DR.. z. II. WRIGHT.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Galloway
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Stephens near Mt
Zion
DR.. John y. Marry, of Ripley,
Is visiting his daughters, Mrs. j.
W. 7. Falkner and Mrs. L. NJ
Hunt
Mrs. Mollie Cash and dsush-
ter Mss Malel, OF Memphis. were
the guests of relatives here last
week.
We are sorry 70 lean that Rev.
u. VI. Wyatt has been quite sick.
and trust ne Will soon be out
again.
Mrs. D.. T. Carter Left Monday
for GuIfport to attend the u. d..
lie. convention. About 60 dele
gates are expected.
DR.. P. II. Wright will be alb
cent from his ONCE all Of next
week snd asks that his patrons
5ear this IN mind.
Miss Halle Pegues left Satur-
iday Tor Winoaa, after Z visit 70
her grandmother, Mrs Mex
Pegaes.
:, Mrs. ]. W. Miller and little
daughter left Friiay for MeEidi-
-san. 10 visit her sister, Mrs Z. d.
Williams.
Messrs. J. r. McLarty. j. N.
Black, Harper Mathis and DAME
.fDavis paid their respects 10 I'M
= oiice this week.
TIE blizzard struck here sun
!! day night and ice was plentiful
The past week was as Balm.
8 June weather.
The Ladies prayer meeting vi
al be held Ut Mrs. S. NJ. Thames OF
Friday afternoon at 3 o'cIocS
An the ladies are invited.
Mrs. J. S. Shannon, OF Clarks
dale, with her little daugnte,
sst Dorothy, is the guest OF ne. par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. M. KING
Mrs.. j. A. Scale. ofL0di, Cal
reached Oxford Monday 70 vs
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
MeCorkle, nine miles north-e2
OF town.
s Mr.. and Mrs. William JenkIl
accompanied their daughter, NJ
ISL ]. V. Bowen, TO her home
.ek. Starkviile Monday and will :
mair during the winter.
A good crowd from Oxf'
Joined the University boys Nc
ing, Itay morning to witness the 10
bert bail game IN Memphis betS'
the University and Sewanee.
turn Whenever you see an attrac'
3 q with the name of John b. "
uuon the posters this is q guar
had tee that il is the best -SS
laid SIXTEEN il one of the Wills
fractions. Al the Opera H'
Al tonight.
-eices On Thanksgiving Day u
services will be held in the NJ
dist Church. We think this
b. especially should De set apal
a general holiday and o6sel
so--as such by ell citizens oil v
-. ever business or calling
Mr.. Tim Young, aged ou
r.,oldied Tuesday at his home
ns. niles northeast of town, al
lingering illness. The ren
were carried TO Spring Cree
Sun Marshall County yesterda
terisn interment. He leaves VII
several children
viii ..Sweet Sixteen is the 8
town. of the John B. Wills m
comedies. "a Trip to Al
City, was the irst and II yc
larsey, ask any one present that
!, Mrs they Will tell you that TN
one OF the best attraction
aflhas ever come TO Oxford
aa-s,ssvin be sorry if you miss
~ orrerht
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

Cs-l Gray. Myra Hams, john lee
Tinker. RaipA Ncckiliuss, Johp1ie
-io1gh. sam sand 80, Annis uE1ce
eaEEs. William King. f-yaa E4te-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

Lillian Rhodes, Mll5r i Murray.
SULLIVAN Hl-klls. Oc.1via ksatsl,
Bee Woe1wari. kashissE NyatJ,
baldwin Lloyd, susie wFigas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

Arther Harvey, Josephine S2gf-ti
srufray Ftlsner. fa5y NcGlroy, NAY
sfcmoi james, Etzz5sta Etnni9asi
Ac5ecca Psguas, HaF1ers Rsey
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

Dale Br-mnsts. May Carpenter,
DAVIS Lester. Mary AeG4r5y. Avriie
IcElrJy, Auni- ieile tesses. Marvel
isa1iey. Matte Lculse ,grEu1s. ltu
bert McEi-Oy. Felix Lia1s-, Sa6e,te
Stowers, Charlie -. EsnEett. lille
f.rE4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

Mabel Hiler, Katrina Ca<tsr.. Fra5-
ces King. Margaret Moss. A4rfe word
JtIia Nayfisit. Est>er Under. Iinlie
Sn.Sht, Mari sris Oxegs, Etw-rd
G~anauf N~rtta guSs.H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

wiliic Grsc-, Madden sl-. Iagh
LIZ Simm11s. k9iaay ssS, NfTsaaia
DOoisy. Essa Hsr-is, LIzsi- datssly-
MARY Gipson, xmes k0l4fz9l,
Ngaf-w E~rWrw4ufa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

Karl Beck. r. Crawford. EIaor
50ga-d, Lucy EcEadtan, May Nc
MahOn, Lille Held. Eagea2 SHAW
.-lN..- - -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Galloway
spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Stephens near Nj
TiOn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

Cotton wa selling in Oxford
yesterday for. Good Kidding >
lie: Storm Cotton from 7e 10 &C
Cotton Seed Sii.o0 per ton
Miss Eva shepherd. O fLexinE-
ton. is the guest of Mrs. Hlnrt.
Price.
Mrs. ". d. Shue. oiCoE- ~ :
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. Walker
Drane.
The chi Omes1 sorority enter
tanned Friday night ,, Mrs j. B.
BCllsst's-
Miss MARCEL Rowland. Of Cot
feevilIe, - visiting Miss Mary
v.ck Rowland.
Mr.. Il AveHs has accepted .
position n Ncx Orleans and left
TOR that place Sunday
Mr.. J. B. Roach and family are
moving in this week. We ex.ea1
them ! cordial welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. BEN Price Of
GGlfpoFt, cane up to attend the
the Leataers-Prics wedding.
"Sxees Sixteen at the Opera
House tonight. Tickets on sale
at Kcndel's. Reserved seats 50c
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bryant,
Of Coffeeville. were the guests
Sunday Of Mrs. Ellen Bailey.
Mrs. ]. S. Galloway, OF the Mt.
Zion neighborhood. IS visiting in
Memphis and Tunica this week.
Mr. Land-un Leavell returned
from Tennessee a few days ago
and vii spend . week at home.
IT for the Singer aud
m Wilson Sewing Ma
CHR -1 car be found Z; W. C
NsIlrs store, where any orders
left wui receive attention. carry
a complete line of Oils and
Needles for these machines.
JOHN WooLvERToS
You can get fresh. clean Gro
ceres AZ the lowest prices at Bur-
row ( Parks, under TIE EAGLE
cfIce. Give them 4 trial and be
convinced
Foa SALE-A second hand Sur
rey in good condition. also a SET
~ Harness. Auufv IN
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-10-19

4 UGH P, FARRELLY,
5000" LAWYER,
n Farrelly Bldg. Chanute, e.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-10-19
INDIAN TAKES BIG CHANCES
From the Globe Democrat.


If a name counts for anything
Mitchell Jasper, an indian, living in
Delta county, Michigan, is taking
flyer directly in the face of fate.
He appeared before the county
clerk to day and secured a license
to marry Mary Kick-a- Hole-in-the
Sky. Jaspers prospects are further
endangered by the fact that the name
of his future mother-ln-lawi is Afraid
of No-Man.
1t is feared by the friends of the
bridegroom to be that if Mary Kick
"a Hole-in- the-Sky inherits any of
the traits which the name of her
mother signifies, Jasper's dreams OF
welded bliss is destined to receive a
severe jolt.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-10-19
M. X. G. r. Excursion Rates

W. n. CI u C<CuTSICn OdtSS
/ New Orleans, La, Knights OF
Pythlap Oct 10 to % $23 SO rouud
trip on sale IL tU IA inc final limit &c
days. Privileges of extensions t.
Nov 30th.
Kansas City Oct 18th the Goth Horse
Show 4 Is runnd trip on sale Oct l4tb
to Goth inc. FINAL limit Oct 22nd.
Home visitors excursion on sale Oct
9th and 23rd and Nov 18th and 27tt
fare and one third for round trip final
limit 80 days to points in Illinois,
Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri.
Nebraska, South and North Dakot
and Wisconsin,, for rate see M K g. J
Agent.
Wichita Kans Oct Is to Goth Fair
md Carnival 81 round trip on sale Il.
o 80 inc final limit Oct %.
Memphis Tenn Brotherhood St.
Andrews Oct IS 81 S1275 round tril
IN sale Oct Is to IS inc final limit o.
81 privilege of stop extensions to No
Goth.
Denver 500, Colorado Springs $27
Pueblo S25.95, Trinidad S3l.SO, roun'
rip on sale from Oct 1st daily.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-10-19
CAR THIEVES

Santa Fe Detective Gregg and the
city police of Cofeyville have sue
ceeded in running down and arrest
ing six of the gang of car thieves at
Coffeyville who have been robbing
railroad cars at that point for some
time. There are supposed to BIT
others in the gang.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-10-19

In this controversy it must also
be remembered that there is very
. hesvy expense for advertising, sell
Ing agents, travelling and commis'
sions, freights, making collections,
etc., attendant upon, for instance,
farm machinery and other goods,
sold for use over the wide area OF
the United States, in which so many
of the buyers have hundreds, and
in many of cases thousands of
miles away from where the goods
are made and best known. All this
expense has to be added to the fac
tory cost price, together with the
factory profit. before the retail SELL
ing price is reached. 1t is there
fore. eminently misle aiding and I'm.
fair to compare spot.eash export
prices, f. o. b. factory, with retail
selling prices on the fields of Kansas
or on the hills of Colorado. of goods
made in Eastern factories.
Still further: 1t must not be for
gotten that for making the goods
sold abroae at lower prices in forced
foreign markets, the wage.earner
gets just as much for his labor as
he does for making the same articles
for sale even in his own town, 1t
matters not to him whether the Gull.
tivator Is sold for $50 in Kansas or
tor $22 for export to South Ameri-
ca; he gets just as much wages for
the one as for the other, and he has
double work, that is. he makes two
cultivators instead of one, and earns
twice as much wages. If any one |
suffers by the operation it lis the
"thieving trust" so. called, not the
wage-earner.
Nor does the farmer in Kansas
,uffer. Were it not that he is able
export the surplus over home
reeds, the manufacturer would not
We able to make so many cultivators
as he does. Consequently, the cos
Of manufacture would be higher and
necessarily, the retail price woulc
also be higher, while the wage
e lrner would have less work ant
ess wages, and those who sell sup
plies to the wage Garner would d,
ess business.
Make all the American goods 20,
an; sell them where you can, at tn,
'est prices you can, and you hav
he busy American factory, which.
-fter all, is the determining factor
a American prosperity, based OF
Protection. full Protection to Amer
uan Industries, American labor
American capital and American ex
:cutive ability.
WALTER 7. BALLARD
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-10-19
BURTON READY

The supreme court has refused
Burton a new hearing and the Hon.
senator is now preparing to begin
serving on his Six months sentence
Now If Bailey of Texas could be
made to serve with him it would be
very appropriate.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-10-19
CAMP FlRE

The old veterans OF Chanute vii
nave a campfire In the Farrell,
lall, Friday night of this week
Fat Coney, Dept Command, r, an,
'ther prominent speakers will BIZ
present.
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