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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

For twenty years w. L. Rawls, Of
Bells, Tenn, fought nasal catarrh. He
writes; "rhe smelling and soreness ~.
side my nose was fearful, till began ap.
plying Bucklen's Arnica Salve To tn.
sore surface, this caused the soreness
and swelling to disappear, never to re.
turn Best salye IN existence. DC at
all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15
F. Brief Joffinas i.
Lamb Shipm ents.

A train of 80 cars of lambs was
shipped from this station Thurs
day to Chicago. Kansas City and
st. Joe. The Shippers were:
Z. S. and A. ID. Matthias, Is cars.
, Colo, Valley Land Co, > cars.
II. l.. Olds, 6 cars.
Corlett, Bond, Nashlund and
Halter, 1 cars.
John Foster, 1 cars.
l.. II. Cheney, Is cars.
Vaudeville, 2 cars.
Robb K Ahrens shipped two
cars of cattle to Denver Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

Ben johnson went up to the
Big Four mines Thursday with
supplies to do some development
work on these properties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

II. T. Perkins and wife returned
Wednesday from II four weeks
VISIT with their son and daughter
IN Kansas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

You rnn do this by installing telephone.
II the young folks ring up their fricnds any
time from their home they will be- css inclined to
go cut at night
After an hour or two Of study. little chat with
friend the telephone aud they feel that TIA" study
hour has not been tirranmc
II will help them In their work by keeping them
in communication with school friends teachers who
can assist,
Low Rates, The Colorado Telephone Company
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

John II. Shaw writes from San
Diego saying they are having an
unusual amount of rain there this
winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

! have one of the best male hogs
in the country. Anyone wishing
to breed had better see me.
j. W. PHYE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

Fred WIlkie has struck good
lead of ore at Platoro on what
used to be the Maggie.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

& b. MARTINEZ announces that
the next meeting of the Spanish
class will be held Monday night,
Dec, Il, ut the usual place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

Mrs. A. II. Kramer Is visiting
her parents IN Missouri and will
not return until after the HOLIDAYS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15
POr Sale

A second hand farm wagon with
tlaring grain bed.
5. W. $. WOODS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

White 4 Bonncy have dcsir.
able ranch to rent for cash.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

For new things see Black show
window.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Dr.. J. B. BuI,e.t vas N Jack
son last week.
Nr. Hugh Gray has returned
AMI IS taking Law.
Mr.. Toley Hardy, Of Haities-
burg, an old student, he's return
ed and entered the law class
The dreaded examinations are
over and the work on the second
term he's begun
Mrs. TneFrell. of Alderman,
visited her daughter, Miss Mig
more, at the University last seek
Mrs. r. b. Fulton returned
horne Friday.
DR.. B. ". BOnd attended TIE
Mississippi Historical Association
which convened IN Jackson las;
week, and read e paper
Profs. Martin ard Johnson
have returned from New Orleans
The Clarion Ledger O. Sunday
says: DIR. Beverly ". Bond
Of the State University, was tsss
guest Of Prof. Kern yesterday
He read = most Interesting paper
on sMOnross Service II Sscgr-
irg Navigation Ofthc llississippi
before the State Historical So
cisty-"
We are giad 10 say hat D. J
G. DeupFee Is abss u ts walking
out again.
T Miss Virginia Jones, OF L2ursi
VIII visit here this week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

EOse Tzsllesi- e-sc- eDe-ss cor
SIS e ssz zs@az Sc. seaa ard Il
sszsls s rsEszE5ls ge1Ea-y
ard EEscc- Cl-eus VIZ s5Ve zi-a azroslss.
e1sz- zcss n Is coming gagaEaz- Cd
The C91-z Hccse en- tonight Ea11
1zE lord are - the s5-e-s e-ez5
-z5 rzshaF Ehza tl- soa-e & rleie bess
ss1zzl-55 ree--e q ae-rzr .Acla ext
ter = vz-.evllle eHz@sg a-Ga1s, Icy
decifedt % ksep t-su employed throue
a-s the vfnser seasoz- They zre His.i
BIZ .7To exc R--oz5. e-cEs Ee-sorE-Cra
vrzo 10 s-ssr rasulzr eiv1s t-rrs en-
.ze ssz-s- Tlse e-csztsans are Ligh
e5.ss Ta1sleyI--s perfcrnesseugzges g
- % yxry t'zs ezls-s.Esanent. Ths
saozr = Z esaa1 ard sl1lasGze ore
ss.-o1-aout. vri-h 10 zus-gsstlcn Of Of
fe1se ard Gates esnec-tly - LIS.
ard chisLlzeE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
A Ban5nz Rcnl,...,n-

The professional humori-tF n.,.
n the New Years resolution ~
q the dozen inspirations urSr
which he depends for his l-rsli.
mood. 1t IS funny because 4
usually - quickly broken: an
am Il = usually broken beeauss
Il Involves seif denial.
\ New Year resolution ~ -s.
Veriise Involves NJ s.if-deriai
and e i survive the F-s. uroi- +.
likely 70 be scrurutuslv kcnt
throughout The year. Itisar
iiti1n q Keep coei COMPANY. Il,
st N she s~im:" - ra.-
money b. the mos. obvious ho--
est process.
The funny uen vii never ma
r.atc-ial fof the comic pane~s H.
TIE resolve 5faa obscure use--
c1ant 60 ascertain what publicity
sd d. toward putting bis basi-
less On a better paying basis
Philadelphia Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
EISsinNER.s 81.

As.s les - e.
" se- 3llt
2 . LzTeFuz5E, r.. &c
Is yiftUze c. lie authority IN Els
v1s.es ty 4 decree ct AIS ~hzaa s
Ca1rt &C s.@4 tratts EagG- l -
tie shove eusz-9ee. elrss On She -1sa
6=y q NeE laar, ist-. a-t sis1 p-z--
sr1rg % another 1=i alsI degree b.
sr5t c-cea g az1 Lee, 6 IS. S. - p.
IN zzaaal. & =, Lz--.s MY -9-1, - 5
ssi.8 on
sioa.zaF, tas sst4 aay Of Jazaa-r. 1876
in frczt q the cuert karsa II Oxford,
,..ss, .i &c TIE 4i..llsst and B SO o.
1ar fog Csss-, t1. telsogainr describe
@a1 u Lafayette C1aaty. 5iIzs- VIZ:
I se-s : 81 60 secti1n g T1Wz4aiu 5,
. 24r g. tsfz-- sad a112 10 b s9id
sar Far--.cl aEaEs the lsirs IN IL
.zrgsl
E gI.assa NY sEguatz-s taiz the 5rJ
+ IL. - -stsIfssg, I5s&
E.B. Gray, C1T12issioas-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
NouGE TO CREDITORS.

II fse 1HesEy CoGrt 81 Lar KFesfe
Coualy. ,slssissippi-
In tie Ritter - Estate e D =
T. C5Iz=an, leelased-
Where's. Letters g. AG15rfss-1-
tiou were sxsEsd to the uEfsrs i-sresi
tv the Charcsrv Court Of llaElFzza
CcEuiy, Mississippi. en- sfie tes day 81
January, 1s@i. CO the estate " u. 7
P cI=E1zE, deceased
SCvr therefore. -Eaticc Is hrrah7
given 10 AL pe=zcEs having c1lIals
aeainss zzil esSz.e to have shs same
fled, prC5xt-d AID registered by tAe
clerk OF said ec1st rTifniu ems year
ircEa this date. 11d : i.Lss2<e - 50 Gle,
p-O1aGe ara register any claim with
in cSr yc1< from the date hereof wi
T. iCreKer kaz n = s1EzE-
Witness M si-1atEra tbs the ii.A
day Of J1EC1-y, 4 D., 1S93.
j.. i. CASTER =
AGugili s.Esssssr.
Stone < SlvLEY. Sos 10 A1ar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

-Y.2r i.esEls-
Rev VIII IieEIiltou preached
n lse Baptist ChGFe. Lass Sunday
moTnias and night.
We are gil 70 hear that q
preacher has Seea 5eut On Ills
eireaiF apt nope = see him
10. ". Is. Best sHG li.i,e sen,
Of Oxford. visited here last weei-.
We are glad 10 Ieasa iazt IL
=. Ii REg.aat = iElp.sgisE-
Rsy J Il. Holder made . saoF;
us here Fa .ay.
II. Charles Sisk and w;s sra
prsraEiug tn move 10 OxfaEd.
II ) Rec VIII ans spent Nss
day lsliA Mrs. ). IL. S1EGeFs =
Ok r.
-. J. L. Sisk IS visiting keEe
this vi eek.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

rol,srs H;n G.szn,sngz.


~ BY SssSat Observer.
yr- ?. L. Baf0ve, ef Whisshlv-
en-. Tenn, Is on : visit zE4Gas rs
thi- week.
Miss Helen Shaw has gone to
Water Valley 10 accept a position
Rev. Mr. Whitfield AID famiiv,
Of keztueky. are visiting Nr. !.
Z. Davidson and other rsIS;iTes
ar. y n.tGsid will preach seE as
Ss.11ay.
A very rare occEF.aaee taoS
glsce kesg I-~t week & brakes
aaa passed BY On hss way 70 OK
frrd iron AGoesiiie. All Eusaed
the next day gSiBg the osiEes ~zy
sse ~as q rr-vs.s-.g trades l1n
lie have te1 sreA cs11-F4aees
szd u tie failure have feHsg cra@s
n Csngsess DOES Is 1aiy ag2s1s.
the jug S1SIEsss-
Miss kitsIe Fernando IS to rs-
tuFa to Ae-sFaIs this week % Ee
sGze her studies 2lssF a tae
weeks visit here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

PzhEc Eotsee Is hereby eiTe1 tat
t5e -11==s iElzef vii receive seAiesl
kasa Scr crAlE< th- eorvf-ss Il Ia
Esysts. CclzItv. ALa-, ilr sEs Eezr
1895, - 60 y eAcE1cz- neon Ca Toes
af. : :. 6, 1856. lcad 1cE5se IL
1z1euEt - each bid vziL1 tao c. more
geoa sses.zisics vIiI De rsguirsd The
Beard reserves the rigAsto = ct any
1E4 - 1.-s.
:. O. RAE4x. Clerk
Cz.o-1s EI=s-, Jan 8. Is1i.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11


3lss- BEN Pr.1e sSezt seve--a..
esyz lzSt wee< II Memphis
lss Helen Trigr entertained
e. L-iends Tuesday afternoon
NJ e D. Nicho.s spent ias.
vsex wl-a kzs Oxi0-i fr.e13--
Nr.J. ". Miller paid his re-
sYscts % t1is cE1ce Saturday
RS 2. II. SsoSc-s = spending
: few days n Memphis this week
a.iss yrginia Jones, o. Laurel.
u. viSst friends hare rext week
= light snow fell IN this section
i l-ay, tie first of the season
,lr. P. A TaIlant, of Liberty
HI, called 81 this Office Thurs
d.
Mr. Ed Richmond IS spending
tbs week II Atlanta, Ca, Ct
business
III. ard Mrs. C. [. sivley left
-agsSay fCz : visit % relatives II
J1eEsOa-
w. C. c. Stephens ho.o-ed
taLs oLlce with : pleasant cal
Tleslay.
Mr.. II. L. Sloss has returned
from Al eSseaGed visit 70 Elr-
bingham, Ala.
Mr. James Store Iefs Sunday
O. 4 business trip % B2-s5yiEe
and ether points
Mr. Paris Matea.%s left this
week for Memphis &c take 4 course
Il business colegs-
Mr. E. ". Williams and wife,
of Tay Ior's, were the guests Of
Oxford relatives Sunday
Miss May Jones vii be al home
Friday from the I. l. i c., s. Co..
Iambas, for 5 short visit
Mrs. Anderson, Of Ab5eviIle,
visited Hrs Emma msli2ee for 3
few days last week
Sheriff Weleh made = trip Il
Meridian Saturday 70 place ;
iunatic in TIE East Mississippi
Asylum
Mr.. v. J. Sims has returne'
from Seca;obia, having close
cut his business connection i
that place.
Mrs. F. II. Pettis and daugh
ter, Miss Anna, OF Ahbeville
we're tie guests Of Mrs. LanSrrl
Cullen last week
DIS feathers, Rowland an
Bullet visited jackson last wee
in the interest OF the propose
Charity Hospital
The young people OF Oxfor
enjoyed . pleasant social az n
suburban home OF the NessE.
Delbridge Friday nign.-
Miss Sue Jones leaves for =
home in Memphis todaT. after
few weeks visit 70 her s-s.sr, u
W d. Porter.
DR.. F. L. Riley,ssof the Unive
slty, spent several days in Jael
son last week attending the NEE
Ing Of the Mississippi Historic
SAFETY, OF winch he : ais-o-ii
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Iualic u0.see 2 heFcsy given TAI.
the uE4s1eEaiyzed VII 1eeslFe s=ascss
bids up CliN y o G lsek, Eecl. On
IUzsday, Esa- 6, 1915. Tor azssrdias
AID Esefl1E - -o01 running CEte-
zas ICEu @-5eE tlr tbs V1@r Is -.
salGlaz 5-H I. 1897 B0ai dI1ll1 the
zzaozn- CT s--el Oil = lsaI rsrz " E10Ee
good ssc1-lsssss Tor the f1z-hsai per-
EoEEAuee C this CONTRACT HES. &C.
CON- Ez1y Ike bid Tae Board reserves
the FEgas - -siscs slY and Al bids
- U. AA5LET, Tiers
Oxford. Miss, al ., 1905.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

T. = Lir-Ls, A1ss-
-.

+ - HIS A--z--
-
j o. Rlllay, A1Ei-.
b VLrlgze u II OzGer ard decree u
re Cs-s-eel-oz szlsTle Jan. EsssA. sd. IN
k9ove ezEse, and entered on tire Mn
s1zas uf tie C-E11ery Colr1 OF E.1raF-
se.gC CO4z-.-r -4-ss-ssi2zsI, : sFiIl as said
I slEziEIz-z--c-- On
JASUA5E 75TI, = q, 1856,
Z sas ators A1aze = Czfosd s-esIy &C.
s1slssai - the sat1 = e 1-ar-is "a -
~ 80 sis % tafe ssT14rs cszag - snIi Il
&c los, s~asz II to-ssAes. II passie
asae sla.. - sssa Ei.E1es1 k.5slsr Tor So
Cz-. tie z-geS Of GccGs- Ez-efsc-s
ard 1zeSrss n sid hggE - tine ,rv-,-
iez-y u Id ssszss-
Inc ia-1z-s z4zl &1p-zssznaazs and
segEa1 Of sag EN- be ssson il The c 49,
esry ClssS's cl.cs CT Sall ccu-ssv. an
-A-s sSC1I EaSy 5s e--1nlzze1 IA a.
vance - prospective 5-la.ors On re-
l~Gzr 70 ne Inc ef--sss-e 70 react any
Ind al rszts Is reserved.
lis J--1zEy l0-h- = ., 1905
:. o. RAz-NT,
s-sl-1-zssg ztaz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
Proccc5ilys CT t,,e Eosr5 q. MIRO.
ard Ailcrr-z-.

The Bcs-i ~ X-ar1r erf AfIsr-r1
--,es according 70 L-- - t1e Nave
o-ice FuessiaT. Jan. II. a. ? IA lsi--.
ihs folicui-y member Gl1 cai. CPS
PRESENT. p = N-t.asr-s Mayor. ID.
NJ kima-o1<h, B. = Gay. D. T.t-E--
ter a. Z ssoEza al - -. Walker
Aldermen; r L. S-epte--. clerk .azssi
Toe f14.oElcs 1l-0tsa1c s we=e r
tO-wit.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

TIE Oxs1F1 Gil 3liIl Sill flash
the '2iEtar run this week. Send
sour Seed II bef9-e the Ezrke.
1@s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Na..sa. aa~fz4 PISS #A4 - s=r
- rssa.uassIf a.a ra-lsr ~ = EE-tF
5aaHrEasa nerses-s- ssrastr 1Er = Hsa e b
FssN r~fre asFsr-4seH- ei = ~
H.ls 1a-ff wesrsst 81 1Nslis~
.z1sT ~ yer EasE.- 49, SIS s7-s -slsa-
n-aza nlrE - sf-sA 81 lascfr ~ z1a
zf5a- fzr eaa-aan--
sFE Af.zfa - ~ 81 fEeu- faGr
szs Ti-runt r-asrs 91sh r--s 81 a=sisuss s5a
4..sa- p szff e gsa ere ne easzEerss affl F.
"a g. Ul-G 2 VI sraaaa aEaF
EWFfEn EWf = NnNts-
$50 ~ az tF as az ftra4-arssas. err ~ $50
aea=a % reas-- s htge. kt.-l. is-z4str-
ssrsrartsf vafF -
Nsff0aal lc..et Co.. a. :
ss,zF n asfsr.s ~ All sssaIzs slsu..4s.t.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

! ne follow ~ pupils. nv gralss. OF
tAr oxford t.rs1tl >cGcci tli n-z ssi
oeioF 2. IN class Standing ard depcrs-
haeni- wSre not absent a. ruen ~
tnrve deys. go rerc r5t ~ The ts~av
roii dlilaS tne rlQEth crcirg. Eriu.y.
isa. .ths
raiE-Ev rsanr.
James R-llsy. C2h Grag. rd=arl
s.nere- l-asFA tiUt Genius. Chari !
4 maven, william se.E~. Anal. q -lce
PARKS.
F1Esr GRADE.
TEoaias Bailey. william rafsre--
--ocliey SIX. aiu,llin Tate. Ghlva
i-'u-toa- Mary GIBSON.
sEcoyn GRADS.
HcaTy hisr cha ivs Iawshee. Nt.x
1s'-afi- agra tarks. shya Maiktr-
,-ft-4s Al-ser, ltriia Eani-v. E.vgfa
5-e Woclu1.I. N5.n.
Parker.
-sgEe Cn1nE-
Ecrry Tate. Safe fla1lefon. nase
tsfil1ifac.- EaI rf lowe. ghe~.av
Z 1l.e-iy .--t.l., era rs. A~ra Wren.
t.fR,l tri-as. e bern Nc.lior. Marvel
t.tu, Ai1e -wi-. renx f5asler.
s'llrt.-s aeulet-. Par Haley. Arns..
nei-e Ezss s. lel1r.i itscss.
FcvET1f GRADE.
Nahei i.l 2. Aan.s Faltoa F-anc.
Z r-incss klax. tliallsa Krign-. f-s-tar
Lirifier. tllia E1y1etf. Mzr-s-rt .fces
Ai1rllrt- Dwc-s. t-a-ie Word. Esfua-.f
lsanLI-'tl- Jean zruagfa1-
rr--rs f.es-tr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

lanes Billy. Carl GGay. Ed-ar.l
~. r. .asIa siu serfuss. Chari 4
q s. fla7ell, VILLAIN ss4ar. Annie tir1ce
PARKS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Mr. c. c. H1rzins, of Cuisine.
Texas retuTEel h0rse Saturday,
Ser 9 visit Of several weeks to
= mother and other relatives.
Nr. HaFkiGs found that many
changes had taken place during
his twe.ve years absence. but
solnd many trends ssill Ief. u
welcome him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

AEoai4s Bailey. william railsrcr.
..odiiey SIX. siualin Tate. Chays
l4ru-tcl. Marx Gi1sor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Ine managers Of the Lyceum
course regret exceedingly that
Ine audience was disappointed
Tuesday night. Is We have
heard nothing from DR.. Briees.
the speaker u The evening. IS
feel sure that he vas unavcisablv
le-1ined- We hope, however. t.
ges another date fo- this "a tin
gUished speaker because We are
confident ne Wiz rlszz- u-.rpcorgs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

heaIy hiat CHA ivs Iawshec. Aex
1s'-isi- s.ara tarke thya Walker.
s.s...lf Nz-zer s.Srle rau-y Lysl
60, 5e Noct.9aI. N1.H
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Mr. R. c. Cranberry, the new
depos agent, and his courteous
assistant, Mr.. r G. Gentry. are
serving the public as faithfully -
any Of their predecessors and
proving 70 be popular officials.
we extend them q cordial WI
come 70 or immunity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

NJ AMI Mrs Frank IIeasls-
~ Y. Aberdeen, are IL -l.zts az
tiitar parents. Mr. AMI SIR. *
stephen On route = their IN
u, Igre come in Paul's Valley.
Iney vii remain in Oxr0ri fa-
several weeks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Orders taken FOR Ladies
Hand Embroidered Waists
i-.d Suits. Prices reason
aDie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

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g., Crasr1I z r. Tins Table
bA' yJssTsI fsOtFSDl
.- xEr. le=-ss 20 e.-i I. n
- = sar, leaves AZ s.15a a.
- 7 -. frsight- arrives SssS m
s1i sera-ss q. sse =
rS1rEu S1USs's
ngsr. leaves az IS.2s = Z
ssss1 -r. icxves II s.fs 2 =
- lr.izh.- arrives s.ks Z r
, Ard departs a. 3.e5 : e
:. - OwxS. A ere.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

3l-s- BEN Pr.1e spent sere--...
d. last week II Memphis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11
TIE Oxford Eagle.

n II sfiaFartip Csaatr
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Mrs. Z D. BeaHiand entertain
et tie Book Gu , las. Welns siay
afternoon vithProg- size Finch
The pretty hor1e vas artistically
decorated with CT flowers and :
caIn-y luncheon vas served after
tie game \ fragrant cluster Of
violess vas given for the booby.
Miss Addie Fee receiving thu fr-t
prize.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Banks : So1. 81. DIS Of Ab-
osviEe, have opened IN OtIce
over Z. r Cal.oa : Cos drug
store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

IaxUAHy iith, Isoe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

D. A. A. Young has moved his
osTce 10 Gibbons drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

ne White Goods Sale nor a,
a Nelson 3 IS drawing Immense
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-01-11

Note what others say OF Ell
ward P Elliott who appears in
the University course, Jan Is;
Mr.. Elliott needed 10 introduce
ton. He delighted Us last year
and was eaj0yed even more this.
No greater favOglte appears in
the LyceuI,, and he viii always
be welcomed with pleasure--Au-
gusta (G2.l Chronicle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-28
Sugar City Joins En- and Court House Will
Be Located Between the Two.

A communication from Rexburg
OF recent date has the following TO
say of the county seat fgh; between
Sugar City, st. Anthony al d ReXburg.
1t will be remembered of course that
Sugar City and Rexburg have united
against st. Anthony and are certain
to secure the removal Of the county
seat. Our Rexburg writer says:
"Rexburg and Sugar City have
practically agreed to establish two adj
ditions between the two towns, one to
be known as he Fremont addition to
Rexburg and the other as the Fremont
addition to Sugar City, The plan is
to open. or TO build, a boulevard eight
rods wide on the east side of the O. 5.
l.. track between ReXburg and Sugar
City and to connect the two towns by
an electric railway from slain street
in Rexburg to the factory in Sugar
City. The court house is to be built
on the north side of the Rexburg adj
dition half way between the two
towns, and the property adjoining the
court house grounds, both on the
Sugar City and Rexburg side, is to be
cut into lots and used for residence
purposes exclusively. The road is to
be macadamized throughout its entire
length, bordered on either side by a
water sect and rows of shade trees.
AS this road will 20, the court house
will be one and half miles from
Main street in Rexburg and the same
distance from Sugar City.
AS Rexburg is by far the best resi-
dence district, and as this is already
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Is better minister because he is an
odd Fellow and better odd Fellow
because he is minister His talk Of
an hour was repletc with the finest
and best thoughts, and those who
missed 1t, missed an exceptional treat.
incidentally, Mr.. Simpkin congraJu.
lated Logan lodge on being the young
est lodge in the United States 70 have
a representative in a sovereign Grand
Lodge, this representative being
Charles Pearson, who week ago was
elected treasurer of the Utah jurisdic-
tion.
1t was also mentioned that Logan
Lodge No ~ had donated $50 for the
relief of San Francisco sufferers, Forty
other lodges in the state will send
checks for that amount or more.
Other pleasures of the evening were
as follows:
Gordon Garrett played Alice so
acceptably that he must needs re-
spond with when the Robins Re-
turn
+. H. Baugh sang Tell Me" and as
an encore sang When the Bees Were
in the Hive.
Miss Hattie Lawson gave very cx-
Cellent recitation.
At the close of the program Miss
Nellie Hayball gave reading IAN
Old Sweetheart of Mine'in splendid
way.
H. G. Hayball, as master of cere-
monies, proved himself the real 1t.
The evening was then devoted to
consuming a great variety and un.
stinted quantity of about all the
things good to eat that might be men,
toned. This part of the program
proved as acceptable as the music and
speechmaking and served as a means
of a pleasant social intercourse. The
affair as a whole was about as pleas
ant as they make EN-.
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The Doings at Rexburg Odd Fellows Celebrate
Very Pleasant Affair in Honor of Eighty
Seventh Birthday Of Order.

The eighty.seventh anniversary OF
the birth of Odd Fellowship in Amer
lea was celebrated wednesday evening
in very happy way at the rooms OF
Logan lodge No, ~. There was music
and speechmaking, fine luncheon and
the best of good lodge times A hun
drcd or more odd Fellows, families and
friends were present and even at late
hour they were 10th to leave the
pleasures Of the evening.
The feature, and truly enjoyable
one, was an address by Grand Secrc.
tary Peter A. Simpkin, OF Salt Lake.
Mr. Simpkin has spoken to the Odd
Fellows here at different times ere
this and was a genuine favorite, but
Wednesday nights effort cemented
ties even more strongly. The Grand
Secretary has words unlimited, a
forceGul as well as pleasing manner OF
address, and in setting forth the glori-
Gus principles al d deeds of Odd Eel
lowship painted word pictures as only
a master can. Incidentally he gave
historical facts about the growth of
Odd Fellowship, which is today the
greatest fraternity, in matter of num-
bers, on the globe He detailed the
fact that Odd Fellowship is what the
three links imply, Friendship, Love,
and Truth, interfering with no mans
religious or political convictions un.
der penalty Of constitution and by
laws, and reaching out the helping
hand TO all mankind everywhere and
under every condition. Odd Fellow.
ship has spent more than $4,000, 00O
for the relief Of suffering humanity,
the building of orphanages, in behalf
Of the widows of members, and in do
ing Christ-like work. Odd Fellowship,
instead of supplanting any church, is
designed to assist all causes that are
good, and Mr.. Simpkin stated that he
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the educational center and the &C.
clesiastical centre of Fremont county,
we figure that we Will be the gamer
by this proposition.
Spring has just fairly dawned here.
The weather is delightful, famers are
at work in the fields, and the robbins
and the larks are making sweet music
for us.
DR.. O. G. Ormsby is making prepar-
ations to leave for Chicago in the near
future, to visit his son, Oliver. and
take two months post graduate work
in Rush Medical College.