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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26
A GREAT REVIVAL.

y Our people have never in IN.
history Of the town had such :
revival OF religion as they ar,
now having.
The Rev. Geo. G. Gates oil
Louisville, KY, has been in OUT
mids, and has been conducting
the services. This minister has
about him n power OF some mar
yelOus sort that his work is al
most miraculous. lie breaches
the simple gospel truth. and his
work Is accompanied by Divine
power that Is evident on every
hand. i frail looking being Is
this man Of God, and ms preach-
ing has none Of the sensational
attached TO 1t, he uses no -four
ishes of rhetoric, nor does he in
dusge in any outburs.s that en-
trap the listener; he simply reads
Gods work and explains the in
evitable conclusions that every
reasonable mind mus. admit.
That this minister is guided and
aided by the Holy Spirit IS mani
fest on every hand. Old men
whose lives have BEEN spent in
sin. young men and women en-
trancet by the day dreams and
careless indifference that belongs
To those at this stage oflife. mid
die aged men and women repre-
senting all the walks Of life. all
of these under the leadership o.
this minister, been made to cry
out faS mercy and in the presence
Of vast thrOngs of people have
told Of their evil ways and asked
forgiveness.
The ministers OF all the church,
IS are working together as one
church and every service Is
marked by marvellous results.
The stores and places OF bust
ness are closed for the day e =
vices and the church St each,
service Is taxed to its utmost 10
seat the multitude. and at many
of the services I great part Of the
crowd have beea forced for want
OF room 10 repair 10 another
church uader some leader in or
der TO participate in the religious
work that l. sweeping the town.
IL i not 4 mans -neeting-the
power OF God is manifest on every
hand and the.people are meeting
the issues of the gospel not as
a matter of course, but As facts
that demand the first and great
est attention of the human mind.
The good that must result from
this wonderful series OF meetings
cannot be estimated but il Is
manifest hat this revival will
bring results Of the mobiles. and
graniest sort that Will rebound
10 the glory OF God throughout
the coming years.
The corning Of Brother Gates
has indeed been q blessing and
when his work Is done here he
will ever be attended by the
prayers VI 4 grateful people who
and trust that his life may
be spared and that his glorious
work may continue for many
years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26
NOTICE To BRiDuE BUILDERS

Public notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned will receive sealed
bids tor the building of "a bridge across
GREASY Greek On the AdamsviIie ROAD
up to IL O'Clock, noon, on Tuesday.
MAY sih. Tas bridge IS to be built &c
cording to plans and specifications
now on file in my Office fond double
the amount OF each bid. with three or
more good securities for the faithful
performance OF this contract viii be
REQUIRED. The Board reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids
J. O.. RAxEy. Clerk.
oxford, Miss. April 9, 1896.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26
Ncficc.

Phone your Ice orders to Tho
Oil Mill and We will make deliv-
cry Of same as last season in any
quantity until EoOn.and after that
time We will deliver in 80 pound
blocks or more. On Saturday Of
each week we viii deliver any
quantity ordered any time during
the day as will make no Sunday
delivery. Ice books will be de-
Evered n; your house. Phone Us
when you want them.
THE OXFORD OIL Mill Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26
PETITION FOR PARDON.
To the Hon. James X. Vardam
hsa..-.nHs.

To the Hon. James X. Vardaman
Governor of Mississippi:
We, the undersigned citizens of La
Fayeite County, Mississippi, respect
fully petition You to grant a pardon
to .Armistead ~Tankersley, convicted
in the year 1877, of the crime OF rape
and sentenced TO . life term in the
penites.;iary, aud give the following
reasons, to-wit:
ist-He was not guilty or the crime
sn6-He was not represented BY
counsel at the trial OF n cass anc
had no opportunity TO secure q at
tendance of witnesses ~ prove hi
innocence
srd-He is now about sixty-fve (65.
wears old and very feeble and If con'
lined much longer it will kill him.
Respectfully,
ID. s. TANKER LEY, and others.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26
ID. S. TASKER.LEY, and others.
NOTICE TO LEvEE CONTRACTORS

Public notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned up until u O'Clock, noon
on Tuesday. May sth Tor the construc-
lion of 4 leye. (30,0 o cubic yards,
more or less,) and building bridges on
said levee, q 100 feet, more or iess,1
aud flooring the Iron Bridge across
IaiIahatchi.s River (t4s feety on the
Memphis * coneeyllc pubi: road,
links Nos. ~ ard II in Lafayette,
County, bliss, about Is miles North
vest oil Oxford. The successful bid
der will be required 10 execute a bond
double the amount of the hid, VIE
TWO or more securities for the faith
fuI performance OF this contract The
Board reserves the right TO reject any
all bids 10 kANEf, CIs.k-
oxford, Miss., April y. 1906
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26
NOTICE.

All matter intended for pub
lication should be addressed
to THE EAGLE, and not to
the editor or anyone connect
ed with this Office. Please
rem m5eT this. a Il will avoid
co n.nslun.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26
: LOCALITEaIS. .


The Legislature adjourned last
Saturday.
Mrs. wi-hers anG fanny have
removed to Kelly.
Miss E. I. Sutton leaves today
for Sewanee. Tenn
Mr.. J. ". Delbridsc left Tues
day for New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Davidson
visited Jackson last week.
Mr.. ". C Dooley. of Water
Valley, was here Tuesday.
ar. Ed Wallace made a BUSH
ness trip % Jackson Friday.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Spence and wife, q
Noah, spent Friday in Oxford
Miss Kate Skipwith entertained
the Euehre Club last Thursday
Dir. Clark Gentry. of Memphis.
spent Sunday Eith friends here.
Mr.. j. NJ. Cook, of Harmon
town, paid Us : pleasant call last
Friday.
We are glad to see Mr.. ". c.
Chiffon is able to be on the streets
again.
Miss Rosa Trigg has returned
from a visit to friends in Watel
Valley.
Miss Bessie Leland, of Waite
Valley, is the guest of Mrs. j. b
McEwen.
Mrs James Gordon ieft Monda,
for Okolona. after a visit to reia
ives here.
The teachers examination Fri
day and Saturday was well at
tended.
Miss Lalla Arnold, OF Oakvills
Tenn, is the guest OF Mrs Z. /
Temple.
Mr.. J. T. Loveiady, OF DeiaI
Iaid his respects to this ONO
Saturday
Mr.. Herman Ross and Mi:
Jessie d. Reeves were united
marriage Sunday
We regret TO learn that DR.. v
3. Mcmahon has been quite sis
for the past ten days
DR.. p. ". Rowland attends
the State Medical Association
jackson last week.
Miss Kate Lundie came up fro
Coheeviile to spend Sunday vi
her parents.
| Mr.. Roy Hewlett and wife,
Burgess. spent Saturday vi
relatives here.
Mr.. Oscar Doolsy, of Nor
head. is visiting his parents, N
and Mrs. j. r. Dooiey-
Miss Leslie Orr, of Orrwoo'
was the guest this week Of b
aunt, Mrs. Maggie Morrow
Mrs. j. E. Nelson was I
hostess last Wednesday OF I
Twentieth Century Book Club.
Miss May Jones. of the /. l.
c., at Columbus, is spending
few Gays with her mother a
sisters.
The closing exercises of
AbbeyiIle Normal School to
place yesterday. Hon. T.
Season delivered an address
10 am and at 8 pm. The s
dents rendered an interest
program.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26
nIinnis Central r. Z. linz liable

TIII1OlS OLIEtI II n " FN'~ Fu'tt
fNORTI FOUND
ia. "a. passenger. leaves ~ G:5i p n
M. =. -ass-agss. leaves a $50 4 q.
M s5. local freight. arrives Sac a "
AMI departs ~ a.es a o.
fsOUcii BOUND
so. %. passenger. .eaved At i5..-' = n
no. passenger, leaves At Sis ? N
so-g5.I-ai freight. arrives go =
and l-ra-ts - SOS , N
II. c. CRANBERRY, A-ent-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26

HAS STOOD THE TEST 81 YEARS -
The old. original GROVES Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. II is iron and quininc in a
sasteiess form. No cue. No pay.
J rice 50 cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26

The University students are in
training for the Field Day which
viii be held on Thursday, May
l0sh. All of the colleges OF the
State have been invited.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26

u you feel ike making a do
nation to the San Francisco suf-
forcrs, you cen deposit with the
Bank o. Oxford or the Merchants
& Farmers Bank.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26

In the list.o delinquents from
College Hill the name Of Rev.
Newton Smith -ppears. tie has
a receipt signed by Sheriff j. Ii.
WEIGH dated Feb. Ist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26

Parior Sets, Bedroom Sets,
chGicnisrs. Sideboards. Eit-h-
IN Cabinets. al all prices
CHAMBEaS' FURNITURE Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26

Foe Sugar anu all kinds of feed
SUITS, Tin and Tableware see US.
We carry the finest Flour in town
Try Us and be convinced.
FREEMAN, FURR & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26

Freeman. Furr & Co., will save
you money on Coffee.
FoR SALE-Cow with young
Cali. Apply at this office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-04-26

urday. Mississippi won the Sc
ries OF games, out chasing Nash
vile in every way.
/, The Lafayette County Teach
Ier's Association and the Uni
versity Teachers Club will hold
LA public meeting Saturday at II
o'cIock in the auditorium of the
Public School building. An at
.ltractive program on NatureStudy
will be presented. The public Is
invited to be present at this
meeting.
Tuesday our streets were hlied
with the Veterans in their gray
uniforms decorated with theil
badges of honor, all ready u
take the train for the Reunion II
New Orleans. May each an
EVERYONE of them enjoy the gran'
reunion to its fullest extent The
: following is q Partial list wa
attended from this county: Mes
sers. j.. l.. Shinault, H. X. Tabor
I j. f. Dooley, l.. Ii. Nets, vii
liam McLarty, Jack Green, Az
Davis, p. H. Rankin, K. B. Vim
son, j. L. Hope, p. f. Matthews
H. A. Tyer, L. s. billiard, j. \
i McLarty, Mack McLarty, b. a
Sneed, j. NJ. Hall, G. H. Evan
and wife, A. w. Hardia, w /
6 sloan, B. McLarty and r. Cali
: coatte-
It The trustees of the OxfoE
j. Graded School viii meet (
morrow to select teachers for Il
next scholastic year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
FAILS TO APPEAR IN COURT
F. ]. CrosIey Breaks Promises to the
Police Judge-Is Arrested by
Detectives

f. j. Crosley, who was released last
Saturday morning by Judge Chambers
on his own recognzance so that he
might go home to his sick wife and
baby, first promising the court he
would appear before the police judge
yesterday, failed to appear and an at
tachment was issued by the prosecut-
ing attorney. Crosley was arrested late
last night by Detectives Davis and
Roberds.
Crosley is accused of emmezzling
s1O.S5 of money belonging to Robert
Sherer, a grading contractor, at pres
ent employed on a grading camp at
the corner of Judson and State streets.
Crosley when arraigned before Judge
Chambers last Saturday morning
pleaded not guilty and explained that
he lost the money
Judge Chambers ordered the man
held on $50 bail. in default of which
he was lodged in the city prison.
Crosley begged that he might be re.
leased on his own recognizance in or
der that he might go home to his sick
wife and child. The request was grant
ed him on these grounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
HUSBAND STARVES
HIS BETTER HALF
EMAClATED, WOMAN FINALLY
SUES FOR DIVORCE
Baby, Too. Suffers and Judge Grants
Her Freedom and Custody of Her
Three Children After Six Years
Wedlock

The varying disposition of Mrs. Stella
Rosner's avoirdupois caused her to en-
ter a petition for divorce from Fred G.
Rosner before Judge Trask in depart
ment four of the superior court Mon
day. the ground alleged being cruelty.
Mrs. Rosner was the chief witness
in her own behalf, and when she took
the stand she did not look as though
she had suffered recently from the
starving practice which she charges
her husband with having subjected
her to-
I'VE were married April I, 1900. in
Los Angeles county" testified Mrs.
Rosner our honeymoon started all
right and we were getting along splen-
didly when the trouble began. It
wasn't a month after the marriage be-
fore my husband became enraged at
me for some trifling reason and threat
ened to kill me.
Since that time he has always been
cruel to me and most of the time he
gave me so little to eat that l was al
most starved to death. My normal
weight and my weight at the time of
my marriage was 17S pounds.
after I had been subjected to his
cruel treatment for several months l
began to decrease in weight, so that
at last I was little more than a skel-
eton. When L visited my mother some
months after my marriage 1 weighed
only 110 pounds, and goodness knows
what l would have weighed if I hadn't
received assistance from my mother"
The woman's mother then took the
stand and testified that when her
daughter had visited her several
months after the wedding she looked
so emaciated that the bones were al
most sticking out of her body. The
mother further testified that when the
daughter brought her first baby tC
the house the youngster was so weak
from starvation that it could barely
stand up.
The interlocutory decree of divorce
and the custody of the three chill
dren was granted to the plaintiff.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
LEAP FROM BEHIND TREES
Victim Is Slow About Reporting Re-
cent Hold-up and Shy on
DRtaiie

r. C. Scott of 2SOl Central avenue
called at the police detectives office
Monday evening and reported that he
was held up and robbed by two men in
front Of his house Thursday night at
II o'clock. Scott excused his hardness
in reporting the hold-up on the ground
that he was too busy with other mat
ters.
Scott said that he was returning
home when the robbers leaped out
from behind trees and demanded that
he give up his money. While one man
held pistol i'm front of his face the
other rfed his clothing and took s47.65.
The victim of the hold-up was unable
to describe the men.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
VIA SHOOFLY THE
CARS NOW TRAVEL
SALT LAKE TRAFFIC NOT LONG
DELAYED BY WRECK
Rains Weaken a cuIvert at Highland
on Which Recent Work Was
Done, Causing a Spread
ing Rail
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNA Jan. 15.-Clear-
ing up of the wreck of the Los Angeles
limited at Highland Junction is prog
ressing fast. The wrecking crew of the
Salt Lake arrived at noon. The line
is open for traffic. a shoony having
been built during the night, so that all
overland trains on both the Salt Lake
and Santa Fe got through this MORN
ing at $50.
The cars that went into the ditch
were the baggage car, the diner and
tourist car. The first Pullman ploughed
its way down deep in the earth, but
remained upright. Two other cars were
deraied, but remained near the track
and were soon gotten away from the
wreck. The wrecked cars are not bad
ly smashed up, though the trucks were
all torn loose.
The cause of the wreck was without
doubt the giving of the rails. In the
curve of the track, just as ii leaves the
junction, is a small Culvert on which
some work has been done the past
few days. AS the rain had consider
ably softened the track this culvert is
believed to have yielded as the heavy
engines passed over 1t, causing a rail
to spread. The tender to the engine
left the track while the mail car went
over all right. The baggage car
Jumped and headed for the ditch and
the three following cars followed it.
The two engines and mail car broke
away from the balance of the train
and ran several lengths, the derailed
tender tearing up the track all the
way. The track was torn for several
car lengths.
Not one of the half dozen employees
received anything worse than
scratch, nor did the passengers suffer.
Dry and warm at Hotel del Coronado"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
FIGHTS A GIRL AND
TRIES SELF MURDER
YOUNG RIVERSIDE MAN is AN
UNSTEADY MARKsMAN
Left Alone With a Mexican Girl, Ken
dali Grows Desperate-Company
M Inspection and Rathbone ln-
staIlaton
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Jan. 15.-Fred S. Ken
dali, aged "a, attempted to pass out by
the pistol route early this morning.
The bullet from his revolver passed
through his shoulder, penetrating the
lung, and coming out under his shoul-
der blade. Kendall was living with
his mother and sister on the Tibbet' 8
tract. The latter had gone to Los An
geles and Kendall was left alone with
a Mexican girl named Rodriguez and
the three small children of Mrs. Trim
BILE. The girl declared that Kendall
told her he was going to shoot him
self. She tried to get him to desist, she
says, and fled Immediately afterward
she heard shot and ran to neigh
bors. When she returned with help
they found pool of blood. Kendall was
discovered on the veranda of another
neighbors house. DR.. Holland was
summoned and the young man was
taken to the city hospital.
Kendall now says he hopes to re-
cover Sheriff Coburn commenced an
Investigation into the shooting.
Colonel Wilhelm, state and govern
ment inspector of militia, made an Off
cial inspection of company NJ this
NJ through some warm PAGES on the ar
mory floor.
Fred Hotze of West Riverside says
that large timber wolf has been seen
about his place.
Aurora temple, Rathbone Sisters, in
stalled officers as follows, Grand Chief
Mrs. Clara f. Martin of Stockton act
ing as installing officer: NJ. E. c.,
Nellie Howe; f. S, Helen Evans; E. J.,
Lulu Council; NJ. of T., Ethel SeBrell;
NJ. of R. and S, Frances Ward; NJ. of
E., Emma Milice: P. of T., Mary l..
Bordwell G. of o. T., Pheriba Bred
love.
Hotel del Coronado'-greatly improved
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
WHARF MISHAPS NUMEROUS
Redondo Reports Five in Ten Days,
Villa Tract Changes Hands
Rapidly
Special 20 The Herald.

REDONDO, Jan. 15.-Another was
added to the long list of accidents
which have happened on the wharves
here in the last few days, when Will
liam Cummings, first mate of the
schooner Blakely, while unloading a
cargo of poles. was struck by tim
ber and fell through the hatchway, dis
locating his left shoulder. This is the
fifth accident here in ten days and cit
izens are loud in their demands for an
emergency hospital.
Scenes at Redondo remind one of the
busy times. Crowds of men and women
can be seen passing in and out of the
Los Angeles Security company's offices.
The company just placed on the mar
ket the Redondo Villa tract and the
sales have gone past expectations. All
day livery rigs, tallyhos and automo-
biles have been carrying prospective
buyers from the city to the tract.
Hotel del Coronado leads, others follow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
LAD, IN PLAYING, Is
KILLED UNDER CAR
TWO COMPANIONS ESCAPE LIKE
FATE AT OCEAN PARK
schooIboy Lives Only Two Hours
After PIuneing Beneath Trucks of
Mail ConVeyanoe-Mother Is Pros
trated
snecInl to The Herald.


OCEAN PARK, Jan. 15-While men
stood reverently about with their hats
in their hands and the tears streamed
down the cheeks OF whitefaced, terri
fled women. the dismembered, uncon-
sclous and quivering form of Willie
Sargent, a 10-year-old boy, was shortly
after O'Clock this afternoon lifted
from beneath the trucks of a north
bound Los Angeles-Pacifc mail car,
under which he had plunged while
engaged at play within two blocks of
the Marine street postofilce. Medical
assistance was Immediately summoned,
but the lad was beyond recovery.
Emmett Hulburt and Harold lizard,
schoolmates Of the dead boy. were
romping with him when the fatality
occurred and narrowly escaped a SINH
lar fate.
The lads mother was at Venice and
did not learn Of the accident until
arriving at her home on Ashland ave-
nue., santa Monica. She Is said to be
IN a critical condition.
The society resort Is Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16

VETERAN DIES IN SAN DIEGO
Ex-Commander Of G. A. r, Post Sue
cunbs to Heart ALL

rnent
Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 15.-John d
Palmer, one of the best known resi-
dents of San Diego, died from heart
disease. Mr.. Palmer was 63 and hac
been resident twenty-five years. He
leaves eight children-Mrs. Ida Nc
Cam, Mrs. Walter Fulkerson, Mrs
Matte Crane, Mrs. Bessie Jones and
Oscar F., w. H., Scott and r. w
Palmer.
Decedent enlisted in Company c.
Third Ohio infantry, and was mustered
out in July, 1864. He re-enlisted in the
One Hundred and Eighty-second
Ohio infantry. After the war Mr.
Palmer engaged in the sawmill business
In Ohio, coming to California in 1884
He was ex-commander of Heintzelmar
post, G.. A. r.
Society auto run to Coronado Jan. 25.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
TO DISCUSS HARBoR QUESTION
Mass Meeting Called at San Pedro to
Consider Proposition for
Concession
SpecIal ID INC Herald.

Special 20 The Herald.
SAN PEDRO. Jan. ia monster
mass meeting is called in this city for
tomorrow evening at, the city hall,
where the question of concessions at
the outer harbor will be taken up and
discussed. Several able speakers from
Los Angeles and other places will be
present.
will be in attendance, as much interest
is taken In the question here and many
do not understand the situation.
Nearly an inch of rain fell at this
place last night, which makes the sea-
sons total three inches.
Coronado pleases the most exacting.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
NO ESCAPE FOR BURBANK
President Declines to Interfere for
Officer Who Deserted His
Filipino Wife

LEAVENWORTH, Kas., Jan. 15.-
Advices received at Fort LeaVenworth
from Washington state that President
Roosevelt has declined to interfere with
the findings of the court martial in the
case OF Lieut.. Sidney b. Burbank. Sixth
infantry recently sentenced I'm the
Philippines to fifteen months imprson-
ment and dismissal from the army.
Burbank was convicted Of deserving
his Filipino wife, who some time ago
was granted a divorce and alimony.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
CREW ABAND0NS TUG KRUGEF
Craft Is Reported In a Waterlogged
Condition on Pilots Cove
Beach
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Jan. 15.-The
freight and passenger tug Kruger. in
the past a frequent visitor to this port,
is said to have been abandoned i'm a
waterlogged condition near the beach
at Pilots cove, point on the northern
coast, midway between Greenwood and
Whitsboro. The news, which was re-
celved at Port Los Angeles, is gener-
ally credited. Capt. Norberg of the
Kruger and his crew are said to be EN-
route to San Francisco on the steamer
Sea Foam.
Coronado pleases the most exaeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
FINANCES OF HARVARD
Treasurer's Report Shows a Total of
$1,455, 1872 in Gifts for New
Funds
BY Associated 7'-oss.

1f5sOCId
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 15.-The
report of the treasurer of Harvard on
the funds of the university is published
today. Up to July 81, 1905, the funds
amounted to $1S,O36,O25, an increase of
S,2S0271 over last year. The teachers
endowment fund. which Is the largest,
amounts to $736,225.
The total amount of gifts during the
year to establish new funds was 81 ,445,- =
1872 Gifts for immediate use amounted
to SS75295, being payments by J. P.
Morgan, Mrs. Collins P. Huntington
and David Sears for the new buildings
of the medical school,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES
stockhoIders, MeetIng

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Fidelity Savings and
Loan Association viii be held at its
office. No. 1876 South Broadway. Los
Angeles. California on the 25th day of
January, 1905, at $3.50 o'clock in the
c. c, BOYNTON,
G. II. wsdleigh. President.
secretary.
Jan. III lat