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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Delegrauh The Trl'unsl
Chicago March 24-In the wheat market today
the bears cot the thin edge Of the wedge i1 ar the
s IT. ana v-lfauel the breach efeetually near
rra close The duaI results I'm that and the other
markets were the declines noted as follows May
wheat. lac. July Csc 20 he, May corn. lac; July,
I'D. To- e-r. May and July oats each lsc 20 i4c Pro-
visiouz-Pork from l5c To 17fac, lard, from Zoe TO
I2t,c and ribs from Zoe 20 l2iac.
The wheat market opened suffering from the lack
Of sympathy shown i'm Liverpool with the strength
here DISPLAYED Lack Of speculation and the activ-
fty of Oh. bears made the local longs become dis
couraeed 20 the point Of selling out their lines.
The close was lower. Local receipts We're cars.
with four ears estimated for Monday. May sold
from 7S.c down 10 TSasc closing at the latter price
July closed ut the bottOm-TTsC. the highest vas
$50. The bear traders, encouraged by the dull
corn market. hammered down prices for that GER
cal The decline resulted in gool ls5 of ugui-
dalton by small holders. There was further selling
by cash houses against country offerings which
are improving Local receipts ware 230 cars, with
2s4 cars estimated for Monday. shipments hence
We're l55 e0 bushels
MAY closed at the low poilt-iic. The highest
was 44asc July sold trom ii-,c down 20 +r2c clos
ing az the latter price Trade I'm the oats market
was dull up u just before the close. when the bust
ness became active ou the larger offerings.
The market closed weak principally in sympathy
with other grains Local receipts We're 10 cars.
with las cars estimated for Monday shipments
hence were 10000 bushels. May sold from 311c.
down to- a03.c. closing at tDe latter price. July
closed at the bottom also-2924 c-after selling as
Provisions ruled weak Tho heavier receipts OF
hogs ana the decline in prices 1T the yards tntu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
AT THE HOTEL eRAMATAN.

All the week many large sleighng parties have
taken advantage Of that feature OF the many d.
versihed entertainments Afforded guests OF the Ora
matan. The recent fan or snow. rather than de-
tracing from has only added 20 the charm OF the
surrounding landscape, and a murmur OF satisfaC-
zion sreets ones ears oa all sides. Late arrivals
at the hotel are as follows. Robert r. Clifford.
Schenectady, Paul W. Munick, Chicago, Ansley w.
Sawyer. Buffalo, J. W. Brown. Providence. r. l.;
" 4 Higgeubotnam Philadelphia; Edwin 5 Cor
ham jr II c. KmbalI W. .. Burnett Mrs q II
Miner Miss p A Appeby Miss Il, a. Rogers DIT
ana Mrs h Hebtr Newton, Winchester Fitch. J. e.
Aitken Mr.. and Mrs. r Armstrong, Mrs. II. q.
I5rnrrsoo Air ana Mrs T. L.. Monet Mr.. and Mrs
H. Lilly Mr. and Mrs. g.. A. Htcknell George o.
Coon. T. w Frazer. Miss frazer. a. T. Moore. Mr.
and Nrs J., w hitting. NJ b. Clarke Miss Martin
w. n Taylor Mrs NJ X. Bahcock Mrs. David
Provost Miss II NJ BartelL w. Maclay Storm c.
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL March 24.-CIosing. WHEAT-SpOt nominal;
futures steady; March nominal May, 6s 7%d July s. ID
CNORN-Splt American mixed firm, A. 3D., American
mixed Did quiet, a. I'd futures steady March nominal
Nav a 8bsd PEAS-tHuadiau steady. O. lOd. FLOUR
st Louis fancy winter steady. Ns. HOPS IN London
r,acihc CoasO steady 5sdf3 los. BEEF firm; extra
india meas 7Ss Cd PORK firm. prime mess Western.
as ga. HAMs-SHort cut II 20 l6 n, firm, 5oz ga.
RADON firm: Cumberland cut 20 90 20 No. ass 81 short
rib rs 10 "A ~ COS long middles light d "a
n ass long middles heavy, 30 20 40 n +Is 81.
short clear backs 20 10. 46s; clear bellies "A 90
10 n IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II TO l3 II. firm. 40s
Western in terCes. 42s 90, Auerl
cam refined pals ABS BUTTER steady. finest United
states 90s. good United states. Sos CHEESE firm;
American finest white 63s sd. American finest culored
CSs TAILDW firm. primo city. 25s 81; Australian iu
London 2Ss 90. TJrRPENTINE-S Spirits steady. AS Ga
ROSIN-CouInou steady. Ps 1el4d PErItOl-ECM-Re-
fined quiet esd LINSEED OIL steady. Dis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cot
and export Loo bales; American 600 bales Receipts
2 2 bales. an American. Middung upland, 6@d.
ana to points net higher March and March-AItu'
TENDER 7Sd October NoTe17beT ; 6Sl. November De
tLoCk AND NEAL Business in the -four market Go9
and spring patents and bakers The situation IN genr
paw fu rates 1o H goaa S' Ho cban IN aoay
extra ~ winter s3q$3 - and extra No winter - %
$3.50 choice to fancy 50 555&s4 20 'coRNMEA1 nm
ans aT White and yso s. 5 S So1Ps 81
sa &C. s SSeT9 an Si si I5 qu96sa 5S &
$Sl red dog S22 90 an March shipment city bran a.
S24 so; hominy chop. SID 70 bulk $50 % sacks OIL
GRAIN WHEAT-Thsre was not much feature to 70
days wheat market At one time il looked as IL The
the o'clock prices back about the lowest
Nav S4e for iuIy anu S3io for seper6er This was
about sc under highest prices Of the day Tbs North
west showed an early weakness on account of liberal ar
rivals but led the subsequent rally the market Trade
cIiins1 ,yTtI5 was no. at % ~ -. IN, era
Ss EI onIy small part OF s '1e ry o f
long account and from the room trade Although very
Northwestern country mills reported flour trade
I9T export ana there was further inquiry ior cas9
and on at the West. Foreign markets considered
advance Paris Up 56io points ana Berlin sa1
point hgneL' P 4 BUDAPEST on the otheI han ciosG
last year Bro0mhell estimated the worlds shipments
would be 100000 bush, against 972s Goa the previous
week. His Argentine Cabled that 11T6uoO bush
had been shipped Spain there during the last
fortnight The weather favorable
breaking up OF the cold wave that has overs read the
entire Western country for some time past The belt
reported further SHOWS over pretty much its
entire length breadth. Cash wheat IN New York
closed follows; No red SEC elevator and soc b
ahoat nominal; No l Northern Duluth, $40 b afoat
CoRN-Ihe corn market had comparatively little sup
port all day Prices weakened and ar the close were
considerably under the previous night The o'clock
prices IN New York follow: May and July, 5000, sep
emhe- 5l1sc and December 500. The light interior
ceps were partly offset by larger estimates for Monday
while Liverpool closed sd lower and there was some
pressure long account. Cearances Of $4,000 bush
gave the market temporary upift toward Cash
corn was steady closing in New York follows: No .
corn. dc elevator and 5l4c o afoat; No white
5-t4c, and No yellow, 52i4c ahoat OATS-The
pit crowd IN Chicago sold early the weakness I'm wheat
and corn but as offerings light otherwise. the
ke ruled fairly steady day. Cash in New York
closed follows Mixed % TO 30 n 36c natural white
30 to 33 ~ 89g3Ic. ana cpped white - 10 40 ~ 3T9Q
39Ac. BAIlI.EH-Narket dull Feeding, 4O4c. and
mating i9056c { Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Y0T., NIrCh y III7-
BCEETS- fourteen cars. Do head, all
consigned direct saughterers. Nothing doing I'm live
Feeling dull but steady Dressed beef I'm light de-
maud last quotations Liverpool and London cattle
beef markets unchanged Exports to-day and Sunday
$50 cattle and Z 800 quarters OF beef
CALN ES-Recepts were 1873 head, all of which went
direct slauEherers No trading in live calves for lack
~ stock Felng steady Dressed calves in light supply
and selling steady at ga u for city
dressed veals and SI1llsc for country dressed
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-ReCeipts were 10 cars or 1000
head. including for saughterers and for the
market making with Che stock held yesterday, IL
sale. sheep entirely nominal. lambs slow
easier FoIr that arrived late not offered
for to-day good Colorado and Western lambs
12ik6ST 100 n. No native lambs
sale. Dressed mutton firm "a Si449i4c per 10; few
choice Qethers selling 1Oc, dressed lambs slow
y18l1C; few hogs. dressed sell az l'2c; country
dressed L0thous. lambs dull S3uS7 per carcass.
GsltS-kerus Commission Co: 2Ol Colorado lambs s. 10
average an 81 - per H. 80 10. 81 20; 2U
do H. 81 20: % n. s. -. Az do 80 H.
s. % 2uG do. 81 n. at 81 10
HOGS Receipts "A or .4i+ head all OF
went saughterers No trade in live hogs
Feng steady Country dressed hogs quiet 67aa9c per
II. fUrl 90 "a IL weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Kew York. March q 1906
T0FFFFE-T1e coffee AGAIN yes
e-1ay- sales for the day being bags The
market opened steady an uneharceI prices a ad-
vance NJ ; points lD ~ steady French
or demand Eght and JUST little selling suf-
Seed 10 send prices IF last nights close
'eur dull net unchanged. one ~ the leading bears
present the floor during the late morning E-,
De taking immediate in thz mar
and the general presented feature calclls-
70 a-itr Existing opinions Hamburg
.rs-Eei- The Brazilian markets unchanged and
s-eiErs Brazilian points continued moderate. The
-he0rE NJ statistical position seemed ineffective
influence for the tine being and oDerators
stan awaiting me outcome q May liquidation
uu ~ Man that option APPROACHES
maturity an. The from the crop before taking
aggressive position some local aUtharitias con
while there be weak long Interest
MAJ there IS ais larEe speculative interest I'M
t-tual coffee and there talk that E.lrops h.
,aaEGly ~ May which IN connection with The
-rlvaI II tho leading European bears sIg
pests that there Dee activity Ga the rnartr+
MAY notice DAY approaches. The news from PrazI
turing the week has indicated change Some IRA
Iizn authorities -fII contend that the
while believe he rir.Ir-y
Inadequate yield The expectation Isl fhst
definite viii be- 0trauabla when the uic,i-g
has fairly begun The market spot coffee was
3uist with quotations the basis SO for Rio N
The range - contract prices 10 the local market ia
follows
Opening High Low, Ciose day
t Ss-in .....e75 Go GO G7oaS75 e e79
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
OTHER MARKgrs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati March 24-HoGs higher: butchers and
shippers 6JGS6 20. common IS 4OQS5 81. CATTLE
steady; good shippers 81 Og$0 10; common 81 294
So SHEEP steady 50 5Od$5 20; lambs steady. 81 25Q
s. -.
Kansas city. March 2L-CATTLE-Re 300 head
choice export and dressed beef steers
IS 3o0 s. 90. TAR 70 good s. 25aS5 % Western fed steers
T5aSJ feeders, S3QSf 90 Southern
steers 50 7JuS-. southern s. 25U$4 native cows
50 25aS go. native heifes Sc 5Ud$6 bulls S. lOQS 20
calves SGuSI receipts for week IS 100 head. Hogs
Receipts $500 mead market % higher TOP So 81 2; bulk
III sales ST. 254S6 30. heavy. SO 3uH SO 3T4 packers 50 %
qS5 80. pigs lights s. 25nS6 y. receipts for week
Is 700 head SHEEp-Recyips 800 head: market steady
native lambs 25E$G. Western lambs 50 2JaSB. ewes
ana vearugs 81 5OQS5 Western fed yearings. s. 4og
10 fed sheep, 81 25pSJ 49, sockeTs and feed
rs s. -luS4 so. receIpts Tor week. 3I6OO bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
NEW YORK PRICES

METALs.The market for regular and foundry pig IRON
the previous days closing level No sales
We quote regulars as follows Cash So 70 bid March,
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-sYRUPs were fairly active
LAsSES showed frmness primary points offerings
held steady with fairly good Cuisines quotations follow
ET GFS99s eentTifasSi S9nm9n |GISe f2 lJ It1
3s s & $50 on 9%g3$s fair 149l7e' good
oIIS-The market for cottonseed oil continues firm
as oompa1d With the previous day Factors Of strength
were good speculative demand. and the higher market
38c 5000 July at $4e, 1000 september at 34i4c and
We quote; PETROLEUM. standard white. bbls. 81 90;
YoT, Sbs So CO. 5nk s8 T0 Ph53eShia 81 IS: bulk
50 65 water white cases New York S3 80; Phadelpia
204Q27c; prime summer yellow. March 38+ g34c; April
81 @Stc a8d October 90 da8 sc: prime White 55is
3oo prime Whte Ter, ysiU", t 1885, 80 40
4lg C9lGgt{9 raw 653 LARD OIL; q 46Sc. ,. -s..
today and the market Welded quite sharply. There was
pressure on stop loss account nom other quarters For
eigners sold lard The principal demand was from pack
5000; estimated Monday 5000 and next week 10000
Quoted Mess. SIS 7JgSl7 % family, ST 5oa$lS; short
s fs SIG oa al sl8 15c s1oaSi6 So eSt I5is
mess S18qzsls 90 BEEF HAMS steady quoted at S2oa
$50 10 $50; leo n Sac; l4o n 90 q9%c pigs 9i49
sn6ing 1oqi0Ic 10 H. gatc. - H. 9i4G8iac: "a To-
eae%e Picked shoulders nomlnal; quoted Al! 7a7'se
steady; city: Sc; country. 5a5l4c LARD b5rely steady
prime s4odS sc nominal City Iari steady. quoted at
p San ' S16 oon Rgs al as ] ETfs F% .Sg
S S'1te7 mr. Gl ~ I 7srl S''
FJCE-.Trading in rice was moderately active At New
points, and Southern markets were firm Quotations fol
,ica heads az 4a o.. garrt rsis Mira Tsnc5
heads 3AaGc: Japan domestic isa+'aCt patna' 5'4af
9CGAR-Buslness in refined sugar was moderate but
Prices quoted net less per cent cash: cut loaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

COTTON-The cotton market seemed 10 ba broadening
To-Day ana showed very firm undertOne with prices
cesF was within couple of points of the best, a
net advance OF Gala points Sales session
were estimated at 100000 bales The opening
az an advance Of 5a9 points higher cables
weekend hsures After selling points
higher on the active months. the market reacted
points under realizing but offerings Of
very quickly absorbed by the
market by the character
ana the market soon rallied again reaching highest
POINT Of the session and movement in the late trading
Wneh may sold at il lie July 11.1TC. 1904
points net higher Nav closed a Il Sc July at
llloc Counting from the point touched
e pubncauon OF the final the
a .ast iuescay, the market at the close to-day
ON4t points higher and prices about. SOSS points
up nom the low level Of the They
peo" the nigh point OF the which reached
Immediately after the government estimate crop
aEsIaslVe pun operations on the Of the operator
who was the bear lender during the early
season. and who has changed his position
ket owing 20 the continued big tangs
the market on the expectation Of
age me DUH movement to-day appeared 70 Doe
cohslderanle following among Wall Street interests
thefc was d demand probably
for both accounts and in part covering by par
Ties VINO nave sold on expectations Of big
VINO may have been worried
althouEh rear or bull manipulation probably
greatest FACTOR IN their calculations. Southern
kejS have followed the advance In futures while
some reports claim that southern vithdrav
from the spot markets others state that is good
strongest hands Of the season. being
couraged 10y the frrner futures nd
recognize the uncertainties next crop and also the
necessity Tor comparatively large yield expand
Ing requirements
The range Of contract prices in market to
daN was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
VIRGINIA.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
W-JERsEY.

euced considerable seIliHP I'm realizing way. Hold
ers of lard and ribs ia particular eager TO dis
pose OF their property. This selling was credited
mostly To the English concerns. The buying was
scattered Hog receipts were loOJD head and prices
"a the yards were jc lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

ytlst CtplcS. ho-Cofee market weak. No : Rio,
& eA2ase l5lsd receipts, 600 bags; shipments
ooS ll'eu states 5000 bags. shipments for Europe,
LU,g bags; socA. $4,000 bags Ssntos-CoTee market
Sai aN efage Santos, $500 receipts 1900 bags;
55.uNv bags HaTnburg-Coffee market opened
unchangedi at , net unchanged; sales GOO
utes once market opened barely steady.
81 ~ 10 = frame higher at u unchanged sales
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

BERKSHIRE INN, Atlantic City, N. J.
Always open Ocean end Virginia Capacity 500
Private Baths. Esvator modern convenience. -
70 $50 weekly 81 up daily, J. o. 8 ]. E DICKINSON
HOTEL SENATE.
III on the Beach az Rhode Island Ave- Atlantic City
n. J. VIII be opened March 31-Under manage
ment. Thoroughly renovated. Booklet
H p. DOTY. Owner and Prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY.
Directly on the Beach. Local and long distance tsIe
phones in American and European plans. a
ocean view 100 suites with private waite
baths Artesian we'll. absolutely pure. Orchestra an
weekly social features. CaUacity 1000. Special sprn
rates. CHAS. II. MYERS, OWner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

THE WILTSHIRE,
HOTEL RUDOLF
NEW-JERsEY.

ATLANTIC CITY ~. J.
Open al the year. Write for booklet.
s. s. PHOEBUA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

Opening. High. Low, Ciose DAY
Sf-I ............e75 Go 60 67oa65 6 67S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
THE HOLMHURST.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
After extensive alterations presents entirely hot
Situated IN the and select section
Pennsylvania UnObstruCted view. Capacity
300 latest and hSh-cass hotel appoint
ment Private baths. running water In rooms spaciou
porches, amusement halls elevator street Book
let and spring terms upon request HENRY DARNEIL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
TIE BATTLE GSoUND OF MODERN
TnOUUffT.

The hieago Rec rF-Hara.d has
conceived the gnlqIe hiea Of assign
ing a pag- ct il Sunday edition "a
the pubic fer the Tee e~iseassi9n
ct Impsrrant questions of the DIV.
Clt.er the head The Battle Ground
OF Modern thought, an opportunity
II en- ersd 10 the pubic tor the SINE
discusslOn of al Problems engaging
the attention OF the American pe0sie
Nrs-rs OF ability present their vl.ys
on subjects not generally treatsr in
the daily press, and Record Hera.a
readers generally are invited to Faia
the debaue- The fIirest. most flree-
fui and original contributions are nus
lshed The following are a few Of
the subjects wnicn have been discus-
seG Since this department was first
sstshlshed
is BlGckisting Within TIC LIxs''
trusts ami the Proper Way I'd
EegIlate Them
The Great Peril That Beaets PAGAN
China
Liquor Trade and It's Evil Couse-
guences >
IRE Free Books Wanted In PUBLIC
scloaIst
~L1hGmanitY to Animals
View Struggles for the Negro.-
The Reeord-Heraid dIsciains anv
Responsibilities for the curuas D
1eia- the theories advanced or rhe
pauaceas advocated Il reserves tina
right only 20 preserve orsIe-, ID xeep
out personalities and rgneur and 70
see thaG good temper and caador
e~h2rlSEsrlze the discussions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
TESTS OF CHARACTER

q AZ human
arp alike but z u tv1
a 1r= eza cogz-
humanity
lal differences sra
1l-s nj ghLrzc1
one -a1 ver.v ~ IN
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Another z Go ~ incentive
and mounts t.
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STARE n E urIer the se
and earIr9uueuz. vet
zaa1 an
er a l1Ler ef his feH0~-en-
7 -enee between them
man euvaragmsrt - natural
Fa bat Il character.
~ nay sw sfIe by
wl-h v TIE sans
n<1h T. Rest IEIauIsu1r
yet eze yields 10 the ten-e
AMI l1e tier stands straight
All true So With the human
The -gverses e fortune
AMI 1dn=ta1as crush one whze
laat stands Bravey 70 EJECT
aever bea
eha-az Ser S tie re Of
{ Mental an. moral trair Ecu
L Z general tested by zaddn
rises and fails In + rrune The
temptations AMI Itudes Il
war often develop seemingly
n ra1- LaW-l eI-zens int
AMI tAlave There
others e apparently d
Z-2I VII become fam f5r.
as=ry 90 Fazl The
ecween them EsI aeeu
1 the start bg1
fortunes war gr1a- r test
rh aslea lcea waa
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Tee&yilie happening

The crops Gf this section very
good ard every one enJoved t.
Inc rain that feH Sunday.
Rev y 2 M=1ts preached N
EXCELLENT sermon at New Hone
Sunday
4 party of youngsters spent a
very pleasant lay On TaL.aarsbie
fishing ore Gay 1als week.
Misses Mag AMI Lester HaT
Il Iyrur visited ac here So
Urtay-
Miss Martha Smith VII Teavs
"a : lay or TWO for Lar-fnn
where she takes . position fsrtEe
sumner
The rev teIephaue line from
IeckviAe ID Tyre has been eor-
pIetad-
Sfr- r. n suirh and family of
Bngeas visited his mother NJ
81 81 Smith Saturday ant Sra-
day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

rrv Efrle Eodsf tor Dyspepsia
sr vaGr meals see the effect u
vl-1tIce 81 your general fseIng
av rat.1w vaur f11d AMI hripilg
sous s-rrlck o Esr ifsrlf int1 shape
Nrry ~sclriar= a-a ave wDrxsi ID
me point wlere they refuse ID %
ar-tler ksdDt d-ssts YgEr f5od
and ewes flur stomach tho r.st IL
1eet VII IL rrc1nstr1cuv- nro-
1-rri get ule stomach hack Ita
arSu order. knsiOl relieves dA-I-
1 scI s1fuacn, PalpisIann %
-ls hear-. b"lchllg, etc- SoiI by u
IT. Eau-eL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
For trrIt-d states Senator
II ~ NAPOANAN
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any aan lla
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The COUNTY pe
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-ezpeca-e 1uzl amt tl uUt-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
DdL1rdsvIFIe bets.

again tie busy season mon
z I'D al hands are hard N work
getting ready Tor the 1naI having
y g the crops which are ve-v
god far tbs tune Of the year
Tie first cotton bloom WIS
brought n b. jim Foster. at1ra-
y young farmer He has . hrrs
crop All i working we'll
Up L tbs dme D. Y R9se-tsa,
dId brothers seam to be ernlad
ID the 6Ee ribbon for tEorogrh
cu-lva1Dg of crops. which att5fs
Nr1lng would be i credit To aav
EeShbochoCG.
The good pesPIe os tie couwu-
Ely have beea assembling to-
-e51er every Sunday afternoon
9lng froE house To house N turn
lr the purpose &C singing tareth-
e TIE songs oE Zln We earn
eSay hope ard intend To rebuild
our church and school house a
7ooa As crops are Eld by.
p1e visitors have Frightened
Us p recently Among tie num-
Der were Mr- \. H. Peeues az
Columbus, with bis wife and varv
Interesting family. They were
the guests Of Mr- l. S DIIIard.
AR C11aey and daughters Of
6- spent the DAY here sun
G2y- He reports I'll Burgess On
= ooel LAey are going to nave
Tie best high school in the caun-
try With boarding and music "a
paEIcenE Success ID rr=uF~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

TEE BaoElTn Eagle gaze n
instance OF a bustzd trust taa
Northern SecCritEescase aaE then
thai general truEt-5uo
ell Tf
T Are - The -4
aI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

Do not hssitAts to ask fac a f..
sample OF Cnamherlaiu's stomach :
Liver Tablets We ara glad 4, ~
them To anyone WIN L rroabfas 49,
o-1I9Gsness. constipation Or 4nv a.
Eisr OF y sroxlaea- Mann hava
1eea permanently cured hv tsasr -
Tor ale By 4-sH. E-enseI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05
NV eaErrIzr :, eHrsperv.

NV aA ~ AELtiEA -
Ffur-E No srn msr months chill
irpn ar lh.zst ~ c5sl-i=rs OF the
luve ach shouii raceIEe careful
-gfreu.lra ~ non - the nrst auaat-
"a cers &c ~ bnxsis nppsa-s
rle le4e mle IN usss d bowel
ama-urt Sh1u7e-idT's C1lic,
lh1u - Hll Dfa-rlaea Remedy As
1rrnrtv controls any unnatural
c-sle 'f the boz IL. For zue 5y
A. III E1ieL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

CasTR5 = said ID have saved
toAe0 In three years cut Of a
salary Il s-5909 4 yea This
lay ezPLain Why Castro resign
60 E9m the presidency OF Eere-
Zz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-05

a cAz1ZaHE for office liz HH-
H1aEbGrs Pa made al
sla1 1s campaign expenses wgra
- csrE pea1f9r Peanatz NM
araly tie inference Is f1d As l.
a peanut Politician