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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-09
IRON SAFES.

CHROME and Pateen Steel screw-door Bank Safes; fire and burglar proof safes bouPht
 sold and exchanged: all kinds and makes
 G J. Thrasher Basement Moses Building. phone 12s if VICTOR MANGANESE and Chrome Steel screw Door Bank Safes and safes Of all q Howard, 2G S. Broad Street. Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-09
HALLwooD CASH REGISTERS.

Have s100 worth of improvements over the S350 trust register Price St25 Sold any where in the South on monthly payments write for circular. Southern Cash Register Co. Atlanta. Ga. tu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
DETROIT r. F.Dy2.

/, MIR. SchAake. the Perfection Feute
laanuf Abilene, was delivering ma
chimes In this neighbOrhoOd Friday.
A good sample Of bis work can be
seentOn the Karl farm east Of Detroit
C..oF. KISnm. The rdstiIng'l mer-
chant st6CkmAh 81 Detroit waS'in Our
vicinity boxing up another shipment
~ cattle. ~ NiHtd h'f a'a sll q
= ~ sar, rsr,v,~ra~s
Il. Bngler. Of ChapmanIvisit bis
uncle, WIN, Karl "Wednesday! 2 7
~ NJ III i taEs6i fRjg Il 70 IES@ W ri ~
james Ryan, OF Kingfsher. Q. H.
who has been visiting relstives here
has gonsto Holland, Kansas to visit
his Wiie's father, Glenn Bsll@ll h a5a
The Karl brothers attended, . sur
prise given In honor Prof. Keller Of
the Enterpise Normal Academy. a
WIN. Karl and O. =. Klam took five
cars Of cattle TO Kansas City vie. the
Union Pacific. sp789m eqN ETt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
CHAPMAN.

Born to Mr.. snd Mrs. Julius HuG.
man Monday, son.
Joseph KOelly has been quite sick
for several days. =
}. Il. Dieksrson spent Sunday With
his family at Gypsum City. .sq.
W. P. Farrell has sold bis residences
property in the city and viii move TO
the >. A. GAlbraith residences until
he high school closes. raa SD
Raymond, the sins year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Johh KlAbaksr dlsd Of
pusGmohis on Monday SvshiBg. Tbs
funeral Wa hsld Wednesday nom the
LuthsrAu church ana I1tsrmsut 81
Indian HllI osmsssfy. ~ p =
A. 3. Boyd vas an Abilene yisitOr
Tuesday. =. = 2 -, ~ % }
Arnold and soanlsn sold Eve ears Of
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22

win Karl and @. r. KIAhm weht Y
lCaqsAs CITY satardsy hhiPping Az
earaOfh0gs rpm Oh6bmfb.
ID MA. Ross filtShOi POEtland. ore,
gon, Is the guest Of 9. Q. Tilton and
family a few days.
Several from here attended The
Roney Boys concert AZ Chapman Sat
urday.
J. A Bushey has disposed Of hls
property here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Tilton and chill
drsn left Sunday noon for Larkin.
Kas.. called BY the serious illness Of
Mrs. Tilton's youngest brother.
The Misses Aaitch Of Woodbine Wis.,
tied over Sunday Of Q. T. Klamm's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
RINEHART.

tafEtBtR YaaYH d19 splen s8..X4
Mrs. M Il. Baughey visited II
Chapman two days last week.
IeF.iMurphy Of Kansas City was II
the neighborhood last week visiting
with friends and relatives. K M
Attendance 1t school has been very
small the last week on account Of cold
weather and illness. '.'t''',- -''
W. II. Hollinger returned from
Chicago Mohday whore he spent part
81 the week. sHea SttShded . great
stoCK saie aid brought home thirteen
fine specimens Of the Angus breed to
add to the Rinehart herd '.S.''''
Harry Diehl and family visited at
c. 3. Diehl's THURSDAY.
Benny Murphy Of Abilene wss In
this vicinity Saturday and Sunday. I
Several irom here attended The
Rooney B6ys' concert Saturday night.
DR.. Foster from Woodbine was in
this vicinity last week.
W. Hollinger and Reed Hollinger
are laid up with rheumatism 4
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ZION.

On account oi'&little cold weather
no services were held at the church
Sunday evening" r. 'a @.'t
Our assessor. J. w. GOrbutt, has
begun making the rounds. ~ #
). W. RumoId was hauling oats
Tuesday and Wednesday. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. 9, EngIe were in
Abilene Tuesday transacting business,
Mr. and Mrs. Dsrnslls Of Western
Kansas are visiting the latter's par
ents. Mr.. snd Mrs. john Underhill. .
Herbert KreAdy eOntsmplates buy.
ing land 10 Kansas soon.
Z Adam Frey returned home from
cAliiOrnIs Saturday % 7 s'ss .
Anderson Mintsr Who has been on
the sick LET !. again able 70 Be about.
Protractsd meeting Of the church
closed Saturday night. ig.
Several from here heard Roney's
Boys at Chapman Saturday evening.
EvABgsl.sts Mr.. and Mrs. Zook
have gone to Clay county to hold
meetings. tae 1idt4f II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
DEADLOCK AT ALGEcRAs.
Conferences ON Morocean Reforms
Has Reached Point where an
Agreement seems Impossible.

Algeciras, Spain. March 15,-Ths
Moroccan conference has reached o
peculiar stage. II Is completely help
less to solve the deadlock which has
arisen over the remaining details Of
the police and bank questions. The
sessions are temporarily suspended
without knowing when they wiz be
resumed The French and German
delegates are bound By their instruc-
tons and therefore are unable to maks
any further concessions and the con
ference not having judicial or legis-
lative powers cannot settle the differ
enees by majority The neutral dele
gates who have heretoforp sought To-
secure an agreement between he part.
les which he conference could npsni9
nously confirm now recoenizs hat 4
tie conference Is LEFT 70 itseif It q "a
rtpable b gstiias out Of ,ths present
aifaculty and n remains for the GOV.
srnments themselves 70 intervene for
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
MOONLIGHT.

jim Amess returned home from
jefferson BSnAk'S No., last sRridays
| CaAs McCosh Is suffering with q
sore eye from the effects Of getting
q piece Of steel in it one day last
week. ! 3slj gsy' ias i'''e sad2
j. II. Ehgls Of Abilene was unable
10 be Of Bethel last Thurday evening
to give a talk ' 81 Township Visitation
but the committee which was ap-
pointed for that purpose at the town
ship convention went ahead 4 and
every home In Hayes township was
visited last Friday and Saturday in
view Of Sunday school work,
Mrs. j. Downing Of UtAh9who 10
visiting o. the Bowling home met
with a serious accident last Friday
morning by falling down stairs and,
received . very bad cut on the
head. DR.. Yates, Of junction City
was called and the last report was
that she was getting along nicely.
Miss Florence Amess Of Abilene
spent Sunday at home.
Miss Bertha Hoover was ON the sick
list the Hrstof the week. @a ai
4 Born, to Mir. and Mrs Aba Brandt
Sunday MdfehilstA, ! daughter.
Oscar Golfer returned last Friday
from his trip to New Mexico.
Misses Mary Page, Ella ClimenhAga !
Mary and Bertha Hoover, Bessie
Boyce and Minnie Lowe, Messre J.. 3.
John Klein. John and Or.
IandO Boyce Witnessed the RoneyS
Boys last Saturday evening at the
D. Q. HIS, ss.g say =
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CHEEvER.

Leslie Brosdf6ot who was taken
sick 90 suddenly last week lie still
under the doctors care. ~ "
Robt. HIsiop. Of Montssano, WASH.
is here for visit with friends.
Andrew KroPpi, Of Manchester,
sPsa. Sunday with bis son.in;law,
Jacob StoneF. s,tss sge.-.
Grandpa Mars has been very sick
the last week but is reported some
better. bes .Ust, ..a 1d5i
Robbie BrOhdfOOt hsd the miSiOr-
tune TO step on q usil Friday bat IL
able 10 Be around again. {a
ssvsrni young people from this
vicinity attended the entertainment
ct Chapman Saturday night. 4
Mrs. Thomas Mustard and daugh-
ter we're Abilene callers Saturday.
Wm. Hudson Ras.in this vicinity
Iast wssk selling cream SsPAEstOrs.
Wm. mass boughtons q Aim.
Mis- Ads Jones b spending a few
dtys tkis wtsE 10 AblESnt 3 so
9okR Bear gho has Bees laid up he
ptsi is1 weeks wa rhsanaiIsn Is
'lovly improving. !
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NAVARRO.

So 4.I4
John Shsnk4s'oh the sick list. HI
'is improving some. a II. t,,
Issit and son shipped another car
load Of hogs to Kansas City, 81 T
], G. FrosliOh has sold his mar
chandise store to Mr.. Hoover who
will take charge April !! Mr.. FrOs-
Itch will move back TO, Eattrprise.
J. Loidsns. S. KsuHmau. D. D.
Rock. J. Homler and Mrs. zsgAr have
returned from Lake Arthur, N. M.
All have purchased land in the Pecos
Valley.
Miss Anna Wsndt called on Mrs.
Conner one day last week.
District No. % school house viii
give an entertainment Friday evening
March %.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
FIFTEEN INDIANS ARRESTED.
Marshal DRrrOugh Says Reports OF
Trouble IBxaggerated--FOIIOw-
ing Trail Of WicklifFes.


vinita, /. n, March 10. Marshal w,
H. Darrough reached Vinita Wednes-
day afternoon from Spavinaw, and said
that the reports Of the trouble with
the Cherokee Indians have been ex-
aggerated. Darrough arrested fifteen
Ifullblood Indians on the charge OF
harboring and assisting the Wickliffe
boys. These Indians WIRE brought
to yinita late Wednesday and will
be lodged in the territorial federal
jail The Wickliffes had not been
come up with. when Darrough left
spavinaw early Wednesday.
Marshal Darrough said that while
most Of the Indians are favorable to
the Wickllffes, there is no danger OF
an uprising. A battle is expected,
with the WIckliffes before they are
captured, but the greater part Of the
dian population, he said, II not in
sympathy with the officers at least
viii offer no open resistance. The If
teen Indians arrested were taken with
out difiicuity.
While at spavinaw, Darrough and
his men learned the general direction
taken by the Wickliffes and says the
officers took the trail and wiz stay
with It until the men are found. The
men at the front have been organized
under Byron Kirkpatrick, an exper-
fenced deputy marshal. Marshal OAR
rough win remain In vinita and direct
the general movements Of the officers
from here. ~ u q sllF e39
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:
"NiOkel Pinto From Oh cago East.

tAsssugvrs east from Cnloago TO-
Fort Wayne, Hndlay, tostoria, Ulsvs-t
lana, kns, buffalo, New York city,
Boston apd al points easy, win col-
suit their interests ana tlnA advantage
IN selecting the Nickel PlAle Road
east from Chicago. Thtss through
traios are run daily, with through
day coaches 70 New York City, and
mudern Pullman sleeping cars 10
destination. Ratss always the lowest
and 20 sxoess fares are charged on
any train, for any part Of the journey
Modern Diuing CAr service, with IN
divldual Club Meals, ranging In price
from Sd cents TO One Dollar; also
also meals d la carte. Ask for tickets
via the Nickel Plate r ,Ad. Chicago
depot, La S4lle and Van buren,
Streets, the only station 10 Chicago
on the Elevated Loop Cticbgo City
Ticket ONCE, III Adams g. De-
tailed information may be secured By
addrsesiDg John Y CALLAHAN, General
AGENT No .~lI8 Adams 81 Room 298,
Chicago. at 70-lSclm
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
BUCKEYE.

Rev. e. Lahone preached at the
school house Sunday.
Myrtle Picking who p on the Sick
list IL better and expects to return 70
Mcpherson in q few days.
Verne Eye spent Sunday with home
folks. hA." Fl Afia y z"
a. B. Churchill is helping Henry
XIII this week. Y
Marion Morton is very SICK with
pneumonia. y.8i3 s. 973 ae.Fs
Mrs. 8. Grove and daughter visited
Tuesday With Mrs. e. J. WinSler'
John BooRis able 60 be around.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
W. L. COOLEY,
The Opticiap.

he guarantees every pair Of Spec
taeles sold to give satisfaction. Bring
IN vour broken SpectAcles, he willsre-
pair, put IN new parts needed, sdjusI
shs frames TO your face. set your eyes
to nav lenses Il you need them.
BE has spsnt rs years in Abilene
and has made . success Of bis BUSH
ness. Eyes tested Free. The largest
and most complete line Of Optical
goods Ia the city. 70 4S4t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
chandige AuCtiOneer.
PLEASANT VALLEY.

s ktNtNtA4
Dean McElhanny. Ralph Brown sad
Roll5 Aumack attended the lecture
Of Chapman Saturday night. N
Minnie saler Is working for Howard
Kniaiey's.
viii Baldwin sold . fine team Of
colts last Saturday.
Az Brown was hons suaasy -
scSts Ayers. Jr. haa HI, u hurt
BY having horse fall With hiui. y
sam Myers has added 3 Al new phone
to tke farmers line.
Miss Ruth Moore closed very sue
ceJsiul term Of school last Friday a.
the Jeftcoat schoolhouse.
Mdthsr Knisley loads ID ths chick
en- business at present in this vicinity
having over 800 ct this writing.
Lissie FisdiShhasi taken her sister
Roses place in thestOfe.s q =
S.Ayers. assessor. is making his
annual rounds visiting with the
neigGborSlt hsSesddyaa s+
Mrsakd MFBsHdghs Mustard visit
ed asfew days this week with her
sister Grace. M 4 d ID 4ss
Invitations are out for the wedding
Of Clifford Cresss Of ohicsgo. and Mrs.
EbSt zook. Of South Dickinson
daughter Of J. Witter, at the home Of
MIR. Spahr. Chicago, Mar. 49,.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
TALMAGE.

il TfAjAFs
KsN EsARPIsRe new Methods
inlGiS prSsched his first sermon
| sands syeniRg.
4 B9gh.s soMr, and Mrs. Charlie Nay
HI, girl.
| The bank opened Its doors for busi
moss lsab week and all are pleased
With the first weeks work. A brich
or stone building will be erected 81
soon a. the weathsE.will permit and
the bank will be moved into more
comfortable quArters. y n
A. g. Bathurst who purchased ths
Cheney grocery store. has moved q. biz
iApily here ana hsS Ssken chsrge Of
the store 10 VIII add nice line q
dry goods to his stock.
J. B. Higdon, cashier Of the bank,
will move his family hsEssOOn. They
win occupy The parsonage. -. -
I T. &, saylor shipped ! carload 81
goods TO canada Monday where 10
goes to make bis home Den Luke
accompanied him for d months stay
and II the country pieases him be OK.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
HOLLAND,

Miss Lee and lew Of heF scholars
went to Chapman to attend the con-
cert. 's9 7" ~
1s-.y.44.4I ssss
Harry Lee ia visiting at Holland.
Mrs. A. II. Shelter and daughter
Katie Of Dayton spent Friday at 8.
Hartman's, sas 6e e6c
John Burkholder 10 very sick.
Mrs. Alexander 10 on the sick list.
Mr.. Bell IL on the sick list. s. 'a'
III Ha St15siiel nun. III sqe
Miss Jessie Smith and Miss Cora
and Charles Hartman spent Sunday
at MIR. Burkholder's,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22

ffH AfIEfttpf &Upunt 1EkSfl 4
VIM tAmpbSll Returned home after
teachinR another sucCessiul term of
'lsoAoJl ytaIs8As 8tn.'
CaFIHAlIIps Ssd runaway while
In town last week. ss psss 49,,
Bert Dunlap's brother Is here pay
Ing him avisit. ~ = lt,ss.' \,
Highland school c.oses Friday with
Q big dinner and . good program. All
6ordiailyinvited. 2 'fltl 2 "a S7
Frank and Dsa Phillips were in
Abilene Saturday,. I'M
h EXsG ~ III
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
UNION VALLEY.

!. a. t. Book will have q public sale
Thursday.
Mrs. Alexander returned tEllset fue'0'S
from Kansas City.
8. G. Ledy IS Cd the sick Iiss! 2 I
j. q. Hatfield was itransaC,iDg bust
ness ID Hope Friday. '7 Y
Mr., and Mrs. Alex. Hill and chill
drsn visited home folks sunday. T
Chas. HipkleIspent Sunday evening
with James and, by shuman-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
aatsrn wheat 1aads,l

Thousands Of acres Of westeru land,
for Sale in Thomas county, one Of the
best wheat counties in the state. BY
Speer & Coulson. Call and see them
IJ68.H
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22

W. G. Ainsworth OF Elmo, KaS., and
Mrs. Albert Lenze Of Abilene have
new Photographic purchased at The
Racket the past week -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
GEO. ]. HORNUNG.
\. BUTTON. AuetIonesr.
IFIrst published In the Abilene Weekly Re-
hector. March =, 1ao6l
Notice Of Appointment.
STATE or KANSAS. l.

STATE or KANSAS, -.
Dickinnen County,
n the natter OF the estate OF John Dfra.
deceased, late Of Richardson County, No
hrasfa.
osgct & hereby eiveo that On ne ia dny z
OF n arch. "A, y. 1904 TIE undefaifnod VA 81
tha Pro dAte co1ft o. Etc1fnsc1 County, E1n- t
sAa, duly appointed and qualified a. afmin-
fsiFatoF o. The esiaee OF John Die dtceaaed
late 81 Richardson CUuufY. N1h7eEfa. All
partfea inierested - said cGias WI tikn
notice and govern thensolyes ac1r1inelY.
- W.h. b. uuEn
A6minlslrat1f,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
A Square Deal

lie what you want and what you
!. will get II you trade with
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

PUBIC notice 5 hereby given ll4s
the clerz g tha Board ALL rseef
sealed Dh.s up to = O'Clock. noon. "a
tueaaays ne 9Th, for the beii5irr
Of six bridges. Each bidder mus
submit 4 bond for szeh I'D tor dou5is
the anlC1n e. his bid win no ~
more good securities TO- tie fa;tnf.f
performances Of each contract. Ne
bids must be made separately tor eacb
bridge Iae bllGges - De hGils arg a.
fOuaxs
A bridge across Tony Tubby rask
II the Price place On tue 6Isn.nni-
and CoAesvile road, lax 70. M
Also e bridge across the Dry Hrs,rH
near = g. Carter Mil On tie Rsfas-
vile z E0by fuboy road, Ink Noes
Also 4 bridge acsu-s Splinter eraaE
On the Taylor and Pamela road, Iinl-
No. 1IJ IL
Also a bridge on the Tavl1r and
b~1tesvtIe road Ink No. I35. esar r
l. Browning : residence.
AIS = bridge across q creeko on the
Msmphis and CoHeeviIe road. Hnl-
No. l12, meas j. P ToUng's-
Also a bridge across Clear creek on
the Oxford and Pamela road. ING NJ
Is nea- Or. L0cke'5.
Tie BoaE1 reserves the right 70 r.
lect an and AL bids.
J. O. RANEY, Clerk.
O1torGs Mss Aay Z 1856.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
REGISTRATION NOTICE

4 viii visit the following voting pre-
eInets on the follow .ag dates for ths
purpose of registering all votsts who
nave not registered since March !
1876, to-wit: -
SoHese HiI- saturday, June 9TH.
Sanders, Thursday, jane rftb.
Cambridge, Friday, June 18Th.
Ah5eviile, Saturday, June fsth
free Springs, Monday, Jaue Tgsb
Status Store, Tuesday, June 1854.
burgess, " eduesd4y. June z0th.
tGrwooa, Thursday, June 2fst.
ShaeSehord, Friday, June z2ad.
Iaylors, saturday, June 23rd
Humphreys Monday. June z5th.
Paris, Tuesday June 2esh-
Delay. Wednesday, I1ue a7tr.
FGla Thursday, June 18th.
Dallas, Friday, 51na z9cs.
L@SaySlt5 SpElu@s, S4surday iona
sLln, CE SLsEea, Registrar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

ions
Qa..ea lrr-e crowd ai'enfc.
RE Z meeting q G.ennvul.
Sunday
Preceding III 8uirews Chape.
suaiag was Aigaly stjayed bJ a.
present.
Nts Eel Frost las been spend.
i.g tte a-ek in Oxi0ri with rria.
t.tas
Mrs Taous Netts and chill
!rea.o OF Oxford, visited her n;hoI
Aere Saturday and Sunday.
Nr p. T. Gamble and wife at
tended preaching N oxford enc
cas- last Rce
Nr E5a lsj ultterway and wife
rere .a D nrI list week.
ar C1i-ies Warllaw, OF OK.
tJrI. sFeat sunday here.
NJ. Juh-sStevart. OF Piera, was
here several days this week.
Mrs Ida BIkarf Is on the slcs
list tlIs seek.
Pr. Lee b.ixard attended tbs
biz revival ia oxford last week
Wr san. TO inquire of Col TOH
Cant. et ai. vL4t has become o
our proposed rural route. Ha.
it been pu to sleep, if 80. wake !
up au1 push It. What say you t
tAis gentlemen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
ALETTERTo
Mr. Samuel T. watson,

NJ Samuel - " 1tSOn.
Oxford, Mics.
Dser SIR Let's talk il rish- on,
szigrs folks; there's nothing - hiis
n ycnE business OF ours; il taere Is.
wed better hiie ourselves
Va arg . tFade - make monev SO
lFe you. Nemzke i By saving our
customer money 81 do you. Jur
aleet, IT tGada, 5 - save your
toners weed from rotdag and IRON
aao steel aa4 III fEou rusung: vou-s
tie sane.
Ne woEk Tor thousands CT u-ooertv
oH ns-s- you Tor few. We can Ii,
one shlgs that yoa can't d.. We
have the f1ci tiles Ncucaa d so-a
thin l@s We can. yaa are tserr.
Let Us worS together; Re faithful 70
another W. EN- serve or cus-
toners better 5y working avs.he-
ano being faithful 20 one another.
1our dollar put into our paint. viii
paint more feet than in any other wav
and the paint Viii last logger. TINS
taves ycu money, and saves your crs-
money That's AL there : !,
Cur whole business.
Yours truly,
+. W. DEyoE & Co.
- New York.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

You wonder why he cries. Buv +,
bottle Of " hite's Cream vermifn~s
2ad he will neyer cry. Most babis-
E2Ye worms. and the mothers dors,
il. Whites Cream yermifr-s
rlds the child OF worms and Gina ~,
lis system in a pleasant wav. -
mother should keep bottle OF Az
ledleiae Ia ths house. With it. tear
never enter her mind. Price 3
cents. kox sale By L. Il. KendeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

I ross.hie - obtain relief from
c-lc ilts sion and dyspepsia by
tle use OF AcdOl Dyspepsia. some
81 Rae Urs. hopeless eases of long
Standing lave yielded to it. IL en-
@l.ss you 90 digest the food YOU ca,
ara xercises Q corrective influence,
building % The efficiency OF the di-
-ltv- organs. The stomach IS The
r wherein the steam Is made thai
aq your vitality, health and
strength k11ll di-ests what yes
l- Makes tla stomach sTeet-pst:
Sire softer f. ~r1uGitiJn 20 DO the WORK
.eture ieIllu % It-gives YOU reliel
lr1us digestive disorders. and put,
~ = sn-pe ID YOUR bess, and tee
g9l- best By i. II. II. keudel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
T-yIor Items-

-TIor Itcms.
By a riend-
Ar. and Mrs = IL. Sanders. Of
Oxford, spent Sunday night with
-1eIz mother. Ma ). \. Williams
y are sorry to Learn that Mr.
2 r kag,and had to come hoe
igou Hot Sprays, as he vas grow.
fng worse.
ar. aad Mrs Ct. W. Shannon
retained home Sunday.
NJ. sydney Williams spent last
sunday a. home.
Dr. ". &. Best and wife. OF OK
.3rt we're the guests Of Mrs. jas.
E4cE LIST week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

The government has enjoiaed
the drug trust, but there Is a sus-
pieion II some quarters that Nr.
Box, Of the Ladies' Home Jour-
nal. saw the trust before Attorney
General Moody did.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

Luiel 9 Co., OF Ihfa4vo o-ial..
ed Honey a4d Tar as . rbross -
remedy, and On aceornf cf 80
great merit AMI p-oputarirv ~ e.e
Honey and Tar many .1fstr :
offered tor the genuine. Tbess
less limitations have giwilsr Sssn
eva OF them The rcnus
liz ESis9 Honey ana Tar is IL .
se-a p~eA@ge. Ask l5r It aud "a
-4se any substitute. Il Is TIC beTr
to5 ee4gas z11 ea1, For
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17
Nj. Zioa Happenings.

~ b@NNA n.y. S.
We are still enjoying the sun.
shine.
Esriy corn Is bein. worked ouI
and cotton chopping las begun
Those who antieipted an OUTING
on the river have deferred the trir
indefinitely.
Quarterly Conference convened
here last Wednesday With tLe
PRECEDING elder, Kew. Mr.. Thames
IN the chair. We had good ser.
moa, a good crowd and a good
dinner. y number of steward.
from other churches were present
aud the general reports were fine
We are sorry to chronicle tn,
death OF the baby boy of Mr.. ana
Hrs Joe Still Saturday. The re-
minis were inferred in the Gene
terry here Sunday afternoon.
Mss Fannie MeElroy. of Bar
CESS, IS visiting friends here this
week.
Several Of our people are autiej
patIng spending Sunday with the
good people at Kingdom.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

Has started the public to thinking
ne wonderful success that has me-;
baliard's HorehoGad Syrup in il,
crusade on cot CHS, influenza. bron
e1ils and all pulmonary troubles
- started the public TO thinking a,
THIS wonderful preparation. Thsy
are al using it. Join the processio1
and down with sickness. Prirs -
~ aud sf.oO. For sale BY a. m
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-17

CONGRESS IS now thing of ink
ering with the currency. The
best thing that Congress can Do
about the currency is not to touch
II except for the purpose o draw-
ing congressional salaries.