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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
CHAIRMAN ELLYS0N ON
BRYAN COMMITTEE
Appoints Committee to rouse Enthusiasm.

Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson has been APP
point.d "A member OF the committee to
accord Hon. ". j. Bryan public recep-
ZION when he lands in New York
In response To request toappoint ten
nersnns A. a committee To- arouse entm-
siasm in Virginia. with a view To- tho
sending of delegation To New York {"
take part in the Bryan reception Mt
Ellvsnn named the following.
First District. T. j. Downing Lanca--
ter: cond. COL C. Fcnton Day, Smth-
field. Third. f. l. {. scott, Ashland.
Fourth. Judge AID Watkins Farmvllle.
Fifth. Col r. o. James, panville; Sixth
Hon. James Z. Woods. Roanoke, Seventh
Judge Il +. ". Duke. Charlottesville.
Eighth. Col George : Shackeliord.
Orange: Ninth. Hon. Z. +. 81 Clair
Giles. Tenth. Col Joseph Button, Walls
.r- Ford
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
THE BUTTON CASE

The Sunrem Court Of Virginia met
Tuesday i'm Richmond in special session
To hear argument ia the mandamus pro
c,rdiug- of Joseph Button against The
state corporation commission. The
mandamus proceeding is 10 compel the
commission 10 allow Col Button {"
qualify Tor the position 10 which he was
elected 10y the Legislature"
Thrureumrut WAS not concluded when.
i'm the afternoon. ludg' keithannuun'ed
the court adjourned until Wednesday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
NEGROES HONOR JACKSON.

one OF the most pleasing incidents
which has come under our notice Tor
a long time and one which speaks
volumes for the relations existing M
Virginia between the whites and
blacks.was the dedication ON Sunday
of a memorial window To Stonewall
Jackson in the colored Presbyterian
church i'm Roanoke. Va. The dcdlca-
ton tool, place in the presence OF the
Confederate Camps Of Roanoke and
Salem. and was attended by the
most prominent white citizens oil the
Magic City. The money for the VIII
dow was raised by subsrriptionsir from
colored men only. Such things as
these serve to bring the white and
colored people OF the South closer
together and carry Us back To the
good old days when the white man
and the black man. each in his own
station, lived happily, peacefully and
amicably together with cordial rela-
tions existing between them. That
was in the days before meddlers. car
pet baggers and misinformed news
papers in the North stirred up feel
inc and enmity between the two
races. The Southern people are the
best friends the negro ever had OF
ever will have, and the sooner ne
realizes this the better for him. He
has lived among them all his life
they know his capacities, his charac-
after and his possibilities, aud they
are and always have been anxious
and willing to give him every assist
ance in their power. They have
spent money on his education, have
given him employment, have aided
him when trouble came and done
every ching to make his lot a happy
one. We are glad to know that in
Virginia there are such negroes as
those in Roanoke who, casting aside
the prejudices instilled in their
minds by INSCRIPTIONS persons, can
bring themselves to see and apprc
ciate the great character and the
great virtues OF StOnewall Jackson.
The incident is a pretty one, and one
that does great and lasting credit to
the participants.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
VIM. H. SELDEN DEAD

Vim. II. Sclaen. president Of the Metro
politan Hotel Company Washington.
died in his apartments 100 the hotel Tues
day. aged GG. He was a confederate
veteran and is survived by his widow.
six sisters and TWO brothers. The body
WIS taken to Iynchhurg for intermcut
i'm Spring Hill Cemetery
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
OPPOSITION FOR
JUDGE BLACKSTONE

Judge J. ". G.. Blackstone. OF the
Eleventh circuit. Is 10 have opposition
before the general assembly when ms
term expires.
The contest may be- said To hconat h~
time. and while the term does not expire
Tor three years it is known that mem,
hers of the bar ARE becoming Interested
i'm the question of choosing u successor
Among those who are said 10 he consid-
ering the matter of Offering for the post
mr., Judge Sidney j Dudley, oi Hampton,
Attorney e. W Robinson, oi Newport
News. and Hon \. H. Wescott, ot \cc"-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
N. AND W. GETS ONLY $500

The commissioners appointed To assess
the damages which the Tidewatrr hal'.
road should pay the Norfolk ana
Western for crossing the latter tracks
in South Norfolk has awarded the y. y
". $500.
The Norfolk and Western demanded
500 900. The Tidewater offered topay
- 200.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
HALF MILLION MORE STOCK

Stockholders OF the Southern Bell Ie'-
.phone and Telegraph Company have de-
cided TO increase the capital stock Of the
company from - 800, 900 to -. 600 'ooo.
The $500 900 new stock is for the pur-
pose Of paying for the new ilrepro,c,i
buildings in Richmond and in Norfolk,
and Tor underground cables and extern
sion
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
SPOTSYLVANlA SUPERVISORS
Give Notice to Creators Of Nuisance.

Alta meeting Of the Board OF Super,
visors of Spotsylvania it was ordered
that the carcasses OF dead animals
should not be deposited less than one
hundred and fifty yards from the main
road This has been violated and we
hereby give notice that the board VIII
take the most rigid measures against
anyone committing such violations.
This nuisance has been complained oi nj
FAN Hill. on the Spotsylyania {. II.
road, near the city.
E.. X. Massey,
Chairman of Board
j31-3t.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
Subscription Sl.5O Per Year, in Advance.
MANN BILL AND RURAL DIS
TRlCTS.

Circuit Judge Boykin, oi the
newly created circuit composed ol
the counties of Princess Anne. Isle "l
Wight and the city Of Portsmouth,
in n recent case held that the Mann
liouor law. as it appears ON the
statute books of Virginia today,
amounts to absolute prohibition, SO
far rs the rural districtSOf the State
are concerned Judge Boykin rules
that Notwithstanding the clause M
the Mannlaw whichpermits thc court
under certain conditions to grant
licenses in rural districts when ma
iority of the qualified voters petition
FIR the same. hc is unwilling, NO mat
ter what the evidence or ciWum-
stances. to certify rs he would have
10 do i'm granting licenses in the
country. that they would not be-
contrary to a sound public policy or
iniuriouS to the morals or material
interests ol the community. The
iudre saws he could not conSclcntl-
ouslv make such a certltiratlon or
eyer become convinced that the sale
nj liouor would not be injurious tc
tLo morals ar material interests OF "a
community
Judge Boykin's ruling as to the
scope oi the Mann bill with reference
to granting liquor licenses IN the
country districts is 10y mo- means
novel or new. On the contrary the
great majority of circuit Judges III
the State have held or are coming to
tlis view. and the fact that there Is
no appeal from the decision oi the
circuit Judges with respect To the
granting of liquor licenses makes 1t
desirable and important that the
opinion of the circuit Judges should
b, Uniform in order that the law
should be Uniform in its operation
throughout the State
The view Of the law taken 10y Judge
Boykin is beyond peradventure the
correct view. rs it was undoubtedly
the intention of the author OF the
bill. and the Legislature which pass
ed it. to prohibit the sale OF liquor III
the country districts This intent
and purpose could not ha'" been
more clearly indicated in the bllI II 1t
had been entitled an act to prohibit
the sale of liquor in the country dis
tricts Of Virginia. and ii the Mann
law remains ON the statute books "l
Virginia this will mquestionably be-
come the uniform holding OF the err
cult courts throughout the state.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
SONS TO PUT FATHER
THROUGH DEGREE

The II sons of James Stewart 81
Cedar Falls. la. will till all the chair
during the initiation OF their father mt"
the knights OF Pythias In Tact, Tire
stewart elan will have charge OF the
lodge while their father is receiving has
degrees Exchange.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
w &. ENERGY

Successor TO Embrey & Bergman
Dealer in Railroad Cross Ties, Cedar
Posts, Spokes and Hoops Keeps
on hand a large supply OF
Baled Hay and Mill Feed. Office near
Railroad Depot, fredericksburg, We.
Also Agent for Page Wire Fence Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-02
DON'T MISS THIS GREAT SALE
BUY NOW ar0 SAVE MONEY

b. GOLDSMITH 4 son have bought from well
known Baltimor. Manufacturer OF Clothing his entire
stock at 90 cents ON the dollar He BEING pressed Tor
room and exceedingly anxious to turn the stock INTO
ready cash our spot cash offer WAS accepted and We
secured the Finest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
THE NEED or - -8UHse-
H-EEF.

Tac-e nothing thar
d ny that doses
Ain4-oe Preserving
eential Il as
gy ans common II
eaiav- r. have sometime
hin- e- b
Is Is sunshine
abe -fo@in~ plant
When "a youth starts IN
downward I he
1ee fran e-e raa
na;e- hes l-t hi@ begin
.gis IA honest Irving
j., o- q worthy
--- II Ezd
a-- the me- 1v Il
t hlE.
him siih tae ea
uenent-
4 lr--1l-l ma@ ~ a
reform Oae haff
associate arr
liz r RS l-. an he
her hlf I'm
toll vu u1.
.o- wt9rn2.5n forever
lat De need, Is e.
p wopl and deed. 1
h4nl-l1ke and n assurance
faith in has d-1miaatisa
O. neE lie are = NOR he saza
c oals IF .eass-cs1nz Para
zeal criticism.
A. honest business
a iy 10 tae rr9r up-
J-lslils oi 4 eonmza nay BE-
@ .saei and ua1a-a T. thrive
upon ialifeaeaee azI h.azane
bl- VII Only reject hazor e ere
d. 1poa the struggling founder.
Tie world needs workers. 70.
4rones and every vorker Sc
cecds sooner aa3 slrer BY having
the substantial encouragement q
friends and associates whec
sc iaAD give tae al the hoae
hustler 1eseryes, we tacisiy con-
sent = tearing lozn The work of
eihers- Latus no more do this
-A-n re Eo1li roo . cripple II
ms erut-hcs- With heart ara
le. - extend encourage
meat generously ana cracsoEsly
y al who stand in need Of il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
~ - 81 -

TIE bost service Is thai wh
Gins Tee Interest u aG entire
3mmu- ~ a people, and l
tie hene-t a
.no matter shhslcr the -
oi or au tual
aL BE vha ais
vii maAe
q alE
IL utl y
1i her
aa.. I-t
When the
inr-iul ai
Co.
r
-rt
tli en- i- r.
lei, lt temF1ton ? i7ea
lie Mt
lays personal AM
ic af- Tic
c- tie
Nj o7'y in T'a h1t ia nh
- matters ue iA'net ue
los
2 " Gs
g, sa" ieT y
nan an
IN 'las
-
''' 'itii- i SAD
a-
1ae - -
' t"- A are -
interest .iaA tr 'hey
IN -lli brilliant
The res -aliy 20
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19


GE- lva G,rtsn lef. yon-
cay 81 Bels4- waere he =
. E5E-
AFs O. v 1cklan5 and H.
ts are visiting in Dues
Dr. a Feg. Ct Texas.
iae here recently.
C-aEinsaan 20
tus 9 her Ems "a jackson.
1sG o after visiting
Aasn& asre ter se weeks.
Ar- Harris Ga. Of HolG-.
pa a- hee . lying vi.
S
Es- H IS wishing he,
neither. Szham. this week.
Lite a Zeore accgmoaTu-
& y Hiss &ary Williams r.
telel % h. hone IN Oxso-j
Monday
Hiss safe Raybarn. II Black
4. visiting Mss Ma~ris
-4--l1aoE s week
III J 7. IeAeely spent Non
day n Oxfor1.
number 81 CIR young people
ATTENDED preaching Ak UnIon Hin
oz1lay night.
Ar Alex Houston spent sun
DAG here
lne second ni-e hall team az
Hi ard fae second mir
aese FL pay q uaieh game here
E-1ay afternoon.
IL .-y5-rn hfi Monday to
E4st breads ard relatives in
Arka1z
r. Arch Livingston visited
anisnds here sunday
Key Ar- Ande~a VII preach
n tie Baptist cu-ca SGEd =.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
VIZ BruN o.s

4 t. i5rls b-.ueea Gen.
Green ard ourselves have been
aro- arl the heated breath
y a have given orders fur
= utrea ia god 1lr. a-l
20 hang 60 orr r a1cG Zoe
20 -e uav sever lrs-
aur l ls4t our god wu-Es
--v Il ma us feaI
81 r1r rr1-i rra. we
lave gae
h7nsv-E Is u.s.
l karrw
aar1 o zzra
Feir v
a u ~
n1e ha--v
humZ - Fz-a ~ -
q -~
chr Ar 81 orr
sl1 ara bear Is u-a-i IN
ttr re
uv ul1 rev f7 trs-
~ nay Er-
Ire Eeal-h =
1o1d very " fs~ - 20
know
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
T1yIG- itcE
b.

1T-c- ltcCz
b q leEl
Al were Ea1 q see the sur
shine Sunday
Alss DeDeFis Awnings < .he
glcs- " Mrs. EeGr. williams
Miss S4lle Sapp visiting
her Mrs La Carothe@
AE- Guy Ndalsr- = Jackson.
Team, n- Sunday IT Tay
Miss Rebtia E4d q Oxford.
r.ur-e1 h5ms Nezd 3
si- t1 Mss Besse Taylor.
-s Ayul Best an t.
Clyde. - Oxf0-d. l. sunday
here wi.a i-e-1
Kiss Lo-s p e Poa-
t at S4l2y
&@ susan Taylor - ox55-E.
= rzlrg MS = B %g1ze
Mrs. " T. We . szz-
c1r Ell L : - E-r
Ms Te-1a Reea1d has r.
t-1 h1ue-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Nctre i nercby given ,.,zr tae Tax
hOiAs tor Inc year I95. bo.h rrzs 80
personal are Eos OF Lie II the gEasn-
cer Laerx S-es, sE55=cs Il -Esu--
lAon . zzg AID ~ tx Zve-s IL IT,
c0Gu.y-
arp one wiA Is -,<
Changes IN zne-zz- -,
= an-i s-1sznx
&3S eo~rr~lors 70 be zz5z ans
@Hl BE- Asncery ClErE %
y seiers o r. Icadzy 4 Aaxusr.
1As, as PROVIDED s. ax
atiLsss 1y Signature lis tie srsa
Cay u Jalgs a. D., i@6
J. o. EAHEg.
C1z1ceC Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

4 IA Nhzzeey GozFt Il lzFsr-
cite IoGlsy s.Azi-pl.
L -
Ezie 2 3 Rss2ad, 70.
Deceased
ase- Letters of Adui1i-n-
tts1 EHEe sr1a-sa - he under5rnrl
lie trz1eery toGrt CT lafayette
A18ty G tbs 1stE dzy e Jsne. lss
GPoa ne estate & 4 Z azgzn1, &C.
ce4ss1
AcE therefore. puh-sc notice /
Erey given % Al persons nzvsag
s as1i1s- tAs estate % tie zt1
= = kagzEE % have the szze pro-
oat-os registered and zi0we1 o. ne
taAEcerg Clerk Of L2Eayetzs CJuuFv
@l ons year. and AIRY failure =
Fave p-o5zte2s REGISTERED All aLSz-
any eGz4G N-I1lu che vsa< TON,
Las cate shah .creEer a4- in= s4me.
Eless ny s-g--EE-s. tEss tie lgtr
cay Of Jziy, ls8
@ES- OL1zE 4 Z EAGEaN1.
Yen -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
7. o. ". =

There white a grand picnic al
Tula on WeInesay, Aug. Sth.
Gov = X Variam. , ard Capt.
W. 4. Roane viii 81 ia orators
.of the day. The speaking VII.
begin promptly IL Il o'c.oc Al
WcOdmen ard their friends are
invited 10 CONE and bring a vel
hlled basket, acI spend wIlh rs
! pleasant day.
Leell ard visiting Woo5nen
Elu meet at the W o. II. rail- -
le-a9 O'ctoek and march % tae
peaker's stand.
We are expecting 10 regzle the
people with delightful music.
Everybody VII receive . hesrv
xelcone.
l.. r patton.
Csevk of TUla Camp 40. 20.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
UzSsErzsS

LIST .. 11clzzs3 uzl mater -
~ ne Oxio-d. Hiss P2e-U@- 10,
I= GEEK ealing SATURDAY. JlFfna-
/ Anderson, 3 3.
AEGe-zn- Eebss
: Czclia. Mss L=2safa-
Sccawoo1- Mss MARTYR.
; Cook. Miss Annie.
GrU@- Pzi-iee.
&ocse. WI
s GcCza=- Mrs ga
2 Montgomery. u. 4.
10 Pattern. Eiss O.sr-
Il E~leba-1soa. W.
4 Ehzezs-, Ers a-us--
Is .zrs. James
Zen ezti1a- for the above usssxs
sFe No. OF letter ana Gase zdyrrrsxes
: NJ HOwEY,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

"1eu Aaxil, H. f4-7-s I'm r.
T~z4o-- Placed - Ez aaso-e 4es--
EI-se 81 A Ee ztHs sz-rgsa-
poker 20 Dc m9c1 bHia- wzr Z ser
sue r1e gau wcust Ec1-nl Eae
r-1G 81 tn fslsi Ezs therefore :
Errlf s-Dur7. fazre1L cE G5---3iz.-
l@zt- = = t-s EEe vita the Zr-
faE.u-ers Cf g
Slo-era Zza Ez-rE1- Newaw
Ileg % Ics p2cr a1zz e Al rs
remedy Viz bus prefer
70 les ihe users -gEe tie s.--=-a
Nh1- tEey d. czz j. raas II wf
Positively cure Gos
E1-.5 = lie sr1Zacz zzs a3wals -
1-s lETeE 5sez EzoE- ID far Per
sac D = Il kezs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

g. = Ea E~ anrr EsE T-
O. b. Fzru1z cf CsEl ra--e
u rp- rs bad -u
elt r4-al a. 3 zETEEe
- kHEes C-re l. e
Size ap- t1e A1E east
meEt- pain ar8 - Es E
lcF c zprEG Ian glad
o. --y tlal Z have zsTer 1as q rel--a
q. ans O.; those =rtan1s dursz- 11
ieur rar- tA2t hzv= sA z5 al
evrriv r1rld 10 SIS carcl 1-6
rc1-mezi Fetys 1z-v
r to elr ~-e ta4= -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
4 Pes for Better Shool
E-45l-g-


The crop Ene al- cr-r
ne ans SO s. lsom npE until
g. gt ereythiu- IN
~ hlr -ms. t
q ~ err oA1 ~
ae tense Loa
1en te entire
t
gus
o. ans
81. u t tat
-irlnE ard i.-
me
Nd et AI
tae -e1 Oh.
all any
@ A 1e o--
5all g. El-E-
in tH --rH al;h ID
ani THIS 9 affairs @ tP
1 -e yca T
r. N-tl ls larl-
I40i 81 lang rs even the
u rs c-l --.r
tle dl tn E1-k
p og Le l1- iier' las
uea over that r.l -ea
am rs vel kna~n oip "
Inyeal lr h1s brguglt T.
-t Ip himself
-e h- example has
- iaos over
= L-1 etnI1i-
in1ilercr's
n1it1c1i EcEev-
~ i 21ty ID
i Nerk
@ can He e
~ eaF
4ntie-i meg
@ae -
i la1ln t1-l .l1k
nae e1-
n - e-a--
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Z
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\ p-oll-ct
and
our
in4l nat lle plh--
40 n-I--
lie = Is te1i- AMI e.
o-i-
u
al us seats
I'm " u- n the L1-r tE0
II le rpt y
-L- -n1 ne SIN sh-1iug
= a-1C1t O.
4n! an Cracks ~ the Loo-
an san nat you e1uid zl-os,
through, tAis SIS
BOXED ihe
Na shy @ Ee-
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IL nan thu.
q 81. ~ ta1i
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

GeH - EoErflRESE - CsEsADE~.
Hz1zE Greer Ecazhs esd
crz ars - i1-ze-s a AZ
Ewes w4aa =sr- receive czre--.
1-sezus 500 a. she S-z ua-s.-
-al d tz- t-zs anps1-
A& @ E ~ hose
0ZpZas L CT
LE-GEa 4E4 .Z-ra-z .e-sr- ~ s
P-czglsg c1ztrols a. E--1t-rz.
lSces o; to bcE= Esr sEie D..
- e. z1=-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

FVH -
lr@ Va Kelley % Mz1sEzsI. p
WEa1As- u vas Ia p5o- health Tor
tEo ye2rs. Suffering from Ldzev snS
o11ssr tr11ole, and spent consider
abs Eorey eOzs1itfEg physzcsza,
GA1-oEt obtaining any Ezzrk-s bene-
*. bet Ezs ez-eG by Eoley's GEIrer
Care andI oeszre 70 add nv test
1o1y Azt il KAY bs the Gnse .. r.
s-oslzg tie hezlsA Ct otEexz-n Re
1zzS E1osz1Ez-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

~ ayr zTslax - sop
1@ ETz -n1.tsa. a.
g ctas-1s - uru.
~ls eazA yea Foes. h.
A ar Czr4 c1E-- and C1L- pu-
ie-tE z1e So = - c42-E q
Ia z1i ~ ygzr go
ha1a = Z- u1k1s9 PEE
4fse1 Easa te lozg a. -
1e a. cz1 j. r Ia
rename u zggE E-znE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
For Sale.

, Residences on CaiTer-
sIty Street in Oxford. One
Pair Carriage Horses ana
surrey For Farther infox-
nation. apply 10
ID. Il. ~aINBROTGu.
Executor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

IS dressing fer ed ch-0zie sores
t1sre = nothing 50 gO0f as Claz-5r-
A--ls >-Gve nhEle X il 7ar zSwz-
able 20 hsal old sores entirely. shey
s1cud - kept in I good c5latttg1.
io- 4Eseh LAS szlEs : especially va
gsSls- For ore nipples Chamber
lzlas @lse has 10 suyerso-. Eor 80
sY A. Il EezceL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Business Is business. \ New
jersey 6oa-1 81 Aldermen was
a5eat = vote fo- meat inspection
when orc Of the members left and
broke the quorum. lie happen
Ell to BE an undertaken.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

- r1t ht-iflse 10 az fs- I free
- C11ztzralns Slcuzaa 1
liver Ta1izra We are glad . elr=
taF- - -rg1l- Wao j. t-ouAi-I u.h
1- raa11 c. z-= 1
EeE g se ~ z
tee1 r~r1lne1.i5 rarel - iEz- ae
- sale b A. r. kezdeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Nov wHES Mrs Longwo.th
osT iI5m from Europe and
tries 70 get her pr@is through
the custom house, Dad VIZ De
disposed = send 4 tariff reform
message % Congress.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

or advantage No-vay OBJ
tained - al sing monarchy T.
stead 81 becoming q reTabEe i
that is kins can De kise1 By the
German emperor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

= r- 1--z;1 =l rt
q lEs- Va Wcllt - - -
tlG- -ltr lC-1EECr IE@-rz -
a bad BREATH L. azE Are q -T~t
arl w.-1qzt q ls1tiF s-ozEa
ul peEa- 1-z Ezzre -
-- c-- reUeF fr.t ~ u
Fg1 e@- al E1k l-ez-lza
ls q re-En1 -Ez1 rene s Ea3
tor DFs j. ~ -3z o-
-oU-c1 ~aEIe4 ~ Ns heat
AID cf1-r zez a-~lE iron c
r-cr .1e sl1E1 sd ds
-z-- g lttls keG zs-er T1uz z
al Sc VIA, b. sa = iss ia SIS
By 4 Il k=zS=L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Ae1zeiy's Lz--tiFs Hs1 ey z-sTar
: 3 oF-laEi Aus-sFs e1uys z-wo
azd combines rzs q z-
10 relieve tie c3lgz 2zs 2z-<. te
sztsz q cold C~1z.z5as - 49,
0 sale ~ Y L EcaEl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

These foiled subpoena servers
are reminded that John D. RocEe
feiier i aprgdent man who rea8s
the BSose and Is acquainted v.th
the text that says: The pFu-
dent man foreseeth the evil and.
hideth himself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Ln1S tEe EzEer kinney Ir@y--
.-ras1% are Gos-1 81 excessive crSuk
Z s@fEZ 0Fe=11s=4 Ar--ad Z.
As E21AeyS II o7ce - zziz< Folev :
Eaa1eY Gre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

WBILE MIR. Cleveland vii be
on = fishing tripwhen Mr.. Bryan.
j. we.eome4 in New YCrk. the.
nisa > growing that not 50.
s1aav Cleveland Democrats VII
e. fishing on eleeEcz day next.
lGe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

That Il tAE xzzeh wor1- Tat =
- er11S Lz=z.IEs Fr-- S-rrr
4 seEsez x-5 <sizu3zf- 80
&Tez wls11zz --ssz4E07 n zzv sarT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

TIE refusal OF the Republican
Congress 70 pass the pure elec-
ton bill Is a measure Of is an
prehelslon that the Democrats
uill carry the next House unless
leave Is gwen o. fry plenty 81 tat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Te ID. original GsOyEs T.s.e-
51- Eo1E- NOz EzSw VIA ,sw -
~ = = Eo7 and IN ~ =
19-z- No cEre. No nav
tre . cszcs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19


Meas calf skin She's
worth Sl-59 and Sis.
1l price SI-s5-
AZ o;ieT men snI f-oy=
ShoSs At the sasle reiue-
n- L&iies Don-,l2 or
hid polish Sf-J0 value
ale prSce 100
Ls.lis strap slippers CSC
AL ether la.lie-, misses
and children shoes L. the
same rsi1ctioa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

WEsh9u,i 'h.nk Mr. Fairbanks
would e ferl ga Httl- s,re over
the fact thar n ea- has mo
ci4in,ed bin as the only nan L,
beac Bran
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

-~e-Er-zzg fr0sa he G-znS
51c7Erlszlk A. Ez-afz-rDn
eolr-u- from Eigfn. ia va
@Lez sra e1ole-z n5oxs1s AT -
= , critical cOEalrE1r,- SAYS 4
ho1g1land. Of Eht07, Iowa ~ -a~~
117 CEaH5erzln-s c0lse- Csol-rsazS
-raoS2 E=Is1y and heiizSa -zv~,5
rs A1-- have ben engzSess for IN
ears II inauguration w0xx AMI esgn-
4-N1l AzDy parties 10 the soxsh aaa
@ always carry tbs remnax
--1 ave 1s@9 : Successfully On snxnx
SSS Sod Sy l. a. Ksnlef
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

frs ! EtIhe koG8I to- Dyspepsia
@iser Eo1r meals See the sIxrz Il
ursG11e On yo4r general feeling
y 1sszl4ag yo-- FOOD and n1s05ns
*e &1Zze2 70 g=E Es@sf into -hau@1
-E s@3RzeEs are Cger EOrk-n 70
- psz1- w1ere z1@y rrfase 20 %
ia.sher- kOdos cigazs yoar fss-i
al gives YOGI seOEzs1 tie rest Il
-aa. <A-e ias reconstrzrrTxe s.ro-
p=-lus get the stomach back into
&s-<z1g order koooi relievsxauu-
-ues soz< stomach, pzaplrals0a o.
Ia sear-s bs1G1-zs etc Sold By a.
Z EezE-e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

As- All - z5rzs
rf - rrs II
zEea = l-s
E i e e1F
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

It would MT have done ,o exc
cute Hotvesnzky for giving w.
The ship t. czarIs evidently con-
tempiaIn- Ie sare sur7cnEc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

The Russian l5ema has not ~;
decided shat - -. tat tleye IS
= very Gear de,ernina;i-u T. o.
Car Nickh eaiy ;he Fp-uuaiiy
vlI offer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

sal faatGts .zvala l
depressed al
ne hess SIR A44b SID
n haze lie ~lerap u
Pre-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
CLOTHING

Men 81 ~-
Csc
- SEQ ~a.t--
Tuc 600
Mems $40 two
Ezra I@ ID N>
D-~~ Shirt
80 AID 49, -l.ue-
Trioe iS-