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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-16
Welcomed 70 the civ.


Mrs Seerley then introduced Hon.
b. Y. Sewers as a representative and
honored citizen oil oskaloosa. III the
name of the town he offered the adj
dress of welcome. He spoke al fol-
lows:
Ladies of The Iowa Federation Of
Woman's Clubs:
There is understood to be a time
in the life of every normal man
when he especially enjoys talking 10
the ladies, and whether or not those
good ladies' Of your number who re-
quested me to speak to You 4 few
words Of welcome and good cheer in
behalf OF the people OF our city be-
lieyed that have not entirely passed
beyond that period, shall not at
tempt to say Be that as it may, il
Is a source of much real pleasure to
me TO be able to say that / know
that but mildly express the uniyer-
sal feeling of our citizens when say
that you are most cordially and sins
cerely welcome during your stay
among us. AS a city we feel highly
honored by your presence and that
we are entertaining body of the
representative women of the state.
You have been selected as the repre-
sentatiyes of the Woman's Clubs in
the communities where you live, and
those clubs are composed of your
intelligent and progressive women,
thus we feel that without any at
tempt at fiattery we can say that in
you have the best of Iowa wo-
manhood
/ We of oskaloosa are loyal enough
to claim that "of everything that is
good oskaloosa has the best and by
your presence we feel that we can
say this OF our guests.
As city we have good churches
and good schools. good homes and
! good people, and we know that your
influence among us will be good and
that your deliberations will tend
toward the uplifting of all those
whom they may reach
! sincerely hope that your stay
among us may be both profitable
and pleasant. and that you may each
carry away with You such happy
recollections of your visit to oska-
loosa as will always cause yon to
feel glad of chance to return.
Allow me to again bid yon most
4 cordial welcome.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-16
FELL DOWN SHAFT.
o Foreman Killed in the Lead Mines .
o Of Dubuque. {
G o 0 0 Q 0 Q 0 0

Special to Daily Herald.
Dubuque, La, May 15.-Thomas
o'shea, mine foreman, aged twenty
eight. fell to the bottom of a ninety
foot shaft today in the lead mines
here. His neck was broken.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-16

Following Mr.. Sewers, Mrs. ]. c..
Williams, introduced by Mrs. Seerley.
as president OF the Oskalcosa Won
ans Club offered welcome to the dele,
gates inthe following beautiful words:
Mrs. Williams Address.
Madam President, Club Women Of
Iowa:
On behalf of the Oskaloosa Wo-
mans Club l welcome YOU When
we extended to you. two years ago.
at Waterloo. an invitation to become
our guests it was with some fear and
trepidation. OskaIoosa Is the small-
est city that up to this time has en-
tertained the Federated Clubs OF
Iowa, and whether or not city OF
this size could AFFORD you the ade-
Quate accommodations and entertain.
ment that YOU desire and should re-
ceive was with us 4 problem now
Continued On Paee -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
The Confederate Mcnur,ent.

No more popular Legislation has
been enacted in recent years than
that passed by the last Legisla-
ture which allowed the Board Of
Supervisors of each county to
make appropriations for the erec-
ton of monuments To our Con-
/ derate dead.
Our worthy Board. progressive
IN all they do, were among the
first in the State To take advant-
age of this new law. The new
monument is an honor to any PEG
pie, the 81 500 given by the Board
will not be missed by the tax pay
srs and the thoughtfuIness Of the
Board in this meets the hearty
approval Of every true Southern
heart
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
Shiloh Happen:nss.

The weather for the farmers
seems little more encouraging
for the past few days than it has
in several weeks. and it will be
busy times II the sun will shine
for few days.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
5. VI. King is improving
Messgs. Glenn Waldrip and
Freddie Hunter attended church
at Bluff Springs Sunday.
MIR. Charlie Gilmore and family
were the guests OF Mr.. K. q.
Hunter Sunday.
Misses Louise Rayburn and
Maggie McLarty were the guests
of Misses Hurlie and Pauline
waldrip Sunday
Misses Nora Gardner and Vers
Patton were the guests of Miss
Lizzie Gean Sunday.
/ Mrs Hampto returned hom'
Sunday from a weeks visit to he
daughter, Mrs f. X. Foust.
| Mr. G.. W. Geal visited hi
father last week
Miss Leland Snit b visited he
sister, Mrs. Waldrip last week.
Mr.. George Foust visited hi
son, Enes last week p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
Notice 90 Bridge Buffers

Public notice i= hereby gwen that
the undersigned will receive sealed
olds up TO L o'clock noon, on Tues
cav, June 4th, for the building OF !
bridge across Carothers Creek On the
Taylor and " alter Valley road, link
No. lis; also a bridge across the Camp
Gruuud creek on the Memphis and
CoffsevilIe road, link 70. 49,: also a
brid-e ON the Oxford and New Albany
road, link No. i73, aeruss what Is
known - the Galloway creek miles
Northeast Ut Oxforc; also bridge
on Union Branch on the Free Springs
Anal " yatE road, link No. 30; also 4
bridge Oh the Oxford and NV rule road
ink No. is across Puscrs Greek.
Al ot the ABOVE named bridges to
D.. let cut separately and TO be bull
according 20 plans and specification;
now ola ME ia my office. Tne success
tai bidder Will be required To furuisl
pond double the amount or each oh.
with two or more good securities 70
faithful performance of the contract
The Board reserves the right to re
ieet any and all bids, anu ON the sam
iay let the same out at public outer
to the lowest and best bidders. IN
Board reserves the right to reject IN
nd all bids. j. %, RAMEY, CLERK
Oxford, Miss, May Itrh, lsa1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

Master Edward Furr had hi
ankle badly fractured 4 few day
ago by falling under the wheel
OF a loaded wagon. He is doiu,
well.
A successful series Of meeting
closed Mt Hopewell sunday. Tn,
meeting was conducted by Rev
x. l. Nicholson assisted by Rev
Newton Smith, of College Hill.
Mr.. J. r. Newell. who has been
assistant the past year in q q
Bruokhaven school. has been
elected principal Of the Tupelo
High School for the next session..
The names Of Miss Pearl
Hickey af the 9th grade and Miss
Mabel Paschall OF The t0sh grade
Of the public school, was dnInten
tiunally omitted from the list Of
The honor roll last week. before
It was handed in 10 this Office.
The reading given by Mr.. WI
hams1n, of the University. on
Reconstruction Days in LaEay-
cite County" was highly interest
ing and instructive. Mr.. William
son is preparing this work for flu
ture use and his research has
been exhau. tive and 7 aims taking
We are glad To note that C.. NJ.
Phipps, Of Florida, son If our old
frtend and former CITIZEN. Col. r.
w. Phipps, won a medal in the
Phi Sigma Freshman contest re-
Gently. Mr.. Barry Gillespie, Of
Duck Hill. won the second medal
IN the same contest.
We have received information
of the death of Mrs Dudley Bran
ham, which occurred on MAY 9Th
in Roswell, n. VI. rhe remains
were Inferred at their home in
Seymour, Texas. Mr.. Branham
IL n native of Oxford and lived
here until young manhood. He
has many friends here who SYM
pathize with him in his great sor-
row an6 bsreayment.
Mr.. Claude Horne, Of Carroll
ton, u prominent candidate for
Railroad Commissioner of this
district. spent Tuesday in Oxford
presenting his claims and becom-
ing acquainted with our citizens.
MIR. Horne IS gentleman OF
pleasing address. and is unquai-
hedly endorsed by the cirizeus
and officials of his county for his I
fidelity and business qualifica-
tons.
Armour's Star Hams. Simon
Pure Lard, Walter Bakers Choco
late and Coco. new box Of fine
Prunes loo, beautiful white Rice
DC. big box Parlor Matches sc,
Old Nanny Lye Hominy &c, Roy
81 Baking Powder, Pearl Meal
and Grits, fresh Butter and Eggs
every Saturday, Cherry Tobacco /
in show window DC, Smoking To-
oaceo Use per 10, CARROTS Bru-
tons and Conqueror's Snuff, Rio
Coffee, Coffee l0c, Roast
ed Coffee 9 pounds for Sl.O0.
:. W. Moss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

Oxford Dry Goods Co., Vsndi Ex-
vs. pon.t- SB..ij.
7 W. SIrlvr- COST S6.O9-
Ry virtue % the above stated writ
10 me, directed ~ .lohn :. krowu.
a Jistic,. OF the Peace OF the County
OF Lafayette, state OF Mississippi, l
viii on
Monday, the 3rri day OF June, 1897
ut the south door OF the court house
in til. town OF Oxford, Miss. within
the legal hours, exposes for sale A.
public outcry To the nigh sst bidder
tor cash. all the right, interest and
claim tine d.feniant, }. W. Stragni
mas IN, and to the following described
property. to-wiI: The Undivided
malt interest the defendant, J, W.
Z Strawa. Ia . in the south west quar-.
ter Of secJp,H 81, IJwn-.Iip I. Rang e
>. West. Wni--1 has h-en Izvlsd IN ii
the property OF the said J. W. Strawu
AMI w,I - sold 10 satisfy tina judy.
menI therein and all costs
J. IS. Roach, liailiG-
This May TN, 1907.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
YArLIFFrS SALE.
F. B. Under & Co, Vendi Exporis


Z p. Llnuer x To-, Nendl txpOrlS
vs.. for -t:.fO
J. W. Strawu. Cost for 81. O5
Bv virtue of the bove stated writ
TO me, directed by john f. Brown. a
Justice OF the i'eace OF the County OF
Lafayette, State OF Mississippi, will
on Monday. the 3rd day Of June. 1905
at the South door OF the court house
in the town Of Oxford, Mi.-.. within
the legal hours, expose Cor sale az
public outcry ITO the highest bidd n
tor tor Cash, all the the righr, int -
est anu claim the Gefsadent. J. v.
Strawu. has IN. aud TO the following
described property, to- wit: The
Scuth-west quarter OF Section ~ a.,
Township :, Range :, west, whicn has
been levied on AZ property ut the said
J. " >trawn aad viii De sgld To salts
fly the Judgment therein aEd all costs
j. B. Roach, Bailif.
This Nav -th f1f-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

e q Davidson, admr OF the est tie
OF Mrs. NJ L Keys, deed Nsad Ex-
"a psuas = q. 80

EO Davidson, admr OF the est tie
OF Mrs. NJ L Keys, deed Nsld Elk
vs. po1sLsS 9.5J
J w StrawH. cost so 20
By virtue If the above stated Wit
to ne, directed EY Joan + brOwE,
Justice OF the Peace OF IL= County OF
Lafayette, state of Mississippi, I will
on Monday, the 3rd day of une, 'ac7,
Mt the South door OF the court house
ia the town Of OxtorG. Miss +, within
the legal hours, expose tor sale at
public cutlery 10 the highest bidder
for Cash. all the right, interest and
claim the defendant, J. " Strawn,
has in, and to the following described
property, to-wit: Tue Undivided Oa-
hair interest OF .. W. Straw IN an
10 the following described real prop
erty situated, lying and being ii La
Eay cite County, state OF stIssis siPpi
to-wi5: South traati0u OF the North
east quarter of Section IS. township
I. Range J, west, lu0 acres; aud tbs
Southeast quarter, less 8 acres Of Sec
ton 81, Tox uship ,, wese, l54 acres
and the East traction of the Soutt
hair and the Northeast quarter u
Section Is, Township :, Range 5, ives
Iu4 acres and the East traction u III
SouIh- vest quarter OF Section 81
Township :, Range :, vest rs acres
ana tue North trketiol of the North
west corner OF tins Southwest Quar-
Ter of Section So. Township Z, Rang
. 3, west, s acres, which h1s been lewis
on Is the property OF the said j "
. Strawn and Will be sold 10 satisfy th
: Judgment therein and all costs
J. b. Roach. failiff-
Tbs May s1h, lsQ7.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
w. Is. McFlAHON.


We are now running Il saw
yiII Ii miles from Oxford on the
Sarepta read. We are prepared
to furnish all grades Of first-elass
Pine Or oak Lumber, delivered
at the mill or in Oxford.
We will take in exchange for
lumber corn and other feed stuffs
Your patronage solicited. Adj
dress US at Tula, Miss.
VI. !. MCGoNAGILL / Son.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
A hhevill< News.
n Nv EnI}zV Pod

BY Golden Rod-
Messrs. Doak Matthews and
Chandler woriey, of Oxford we've
here Sunday
Rev. Dan Foust attended the
district conference at Coffeeville
last week.
Miss Gertrude Hall has been
visiting relatives in the country
recently.
Mr.. Crawford Anderson visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mr., Charles Goodwin spent
sunday in Oxford
Miss Maude Chastain, the mu-
sic teacher at the ~ n. ). has
returned To her home in Fennes-
see.
/ Miss Matte Gallegly was the
-uest Of friends and relatives
here sunday.
The entertainment given at the
home Of Miss Minnie Gordon
Tuesday night was enjoyed oy al
Mrs. Hazie Graham. who h1i
been visiting for some time Il
Cleveland and other places, re
turned home Monday. She VA
accompanied by her daugnter
Mrs. r.. s. Hill and children
Mrs. Dscus spent Aonday !
: Holly Springs-
Mrs \. ". Haris1 Is On III
sick list TINS week
Nr. James Rushing and L1Enii
{ spent sunday with relatives q
! OF town.
( ChIdreus Day viii be esleora
ted here on Sunday June End,
the Methodist Church
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
For Rent.

A splendid home, nine rooms,
double walls, double floors, RAN
kin Crates, electric lights, teie
phone. water works with bath
room and kitchen sink. coal house
chicken house. servants house,
stable and garden. Close TO town
close TO the University, close &c
the depot. Apply TO W. NJ. Aller
Son / Co.. or co +. >. LeaveA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16


Presh vt=-sar-Rer- W. D. Hedlsston,
pastsr- Preaching every Sunday
morning and night
Presbyterian. L. 5. A-Rev- " J King
pastor Services every Sunday morn
ing and night
Methodist Fl. s. Spragins- pastor
Pr-schiag every Sunday morning
and night
Bapsiss-Rsv- Edvara StEbhlefieid-
pastor. Services every Sunday
Episcopal Rev C. n. Brown. rector
Preaching every frst and third sun
DAYS in each month
Primitive Baptist Rev. 4 T. Morris,
pastor. Services. every first szktur-
day and Sunday 81 each n2onrn- Also
every third Sunday during WINTER
SECRET SOCIETIES
T. s. Gathright Lodge No. Is. + & A
M.-Ssated communication th< hrst
Thursiay night in each MONTH J.
W. Logan, W. NJ Wilmer kennedy
Lafayette Chapter No 50, r A NJ :
Regular eonvocatiou third rhs1rs
day night In each month H A
Moore. III. p, Wilmer Kennedy. sc
Benz Springer Cou-ea No W. =, >
MlNe~ts third Thursday night U
each MOUTH s. II. Logan T. l. ~;
Wilmer Kennedy, Recorder.
Oxford Ledge No 10, W y. WI a
Moore, C. q; c. NJ Knight, eserx-
Oxford Lodge No. %, K OF P-Nes1'
every Monday night r. w Yates
c. C. r. s. Adams, < OF r * y
knight Of Honor Meets every mrs
and third Tuesday nights In eael
month d. T-Carter, Dsct1tori
NJ Howry. Reporter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

You az hereby notified that the
undz--.- a-1 ,dad owners puSltly ely
foroIt All bunting and fishing On taeir
lands They are also posted against
all klnds or tr-sPasstag, under the
penalty prescribed ~ iaW-
AIRS Dell Price
" " Me3Iahol.
Robers Fur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
E. ). ADAMS, Mayor.
J. III. LAwsHEE, Clerk

Robert BoIes was granted pe-mis-
sion to connect one OF his stores on
D~uos street and to allow ootn of tue
houses owned by him to Use one closet
An election was ordered To vote on
the question of concrete walks on ali
the streets in the corporate limits on
day ot-to determine whether
or not there shall be an issue OF bonds
for s-to be expended in the Lay
ing of said walks
]. II. Lawsnee and d. I. Carter were
appointed CON mIttet 10 purchase !.
new team
The Mayor and Marshal were IN
strueted 10 enforce the ordinance a
To hog pens.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
This May 18th. 1907.
BAILIFF'S SALE
r.,vi.r.or Il WaryFlaw. NeDdi
Fxuouas

Davidson \ Ward'aw, endl
vs., Exponas
y. W. Strawu. Cost SlO-
Bv virtue Of the above stated writ
20 me, directed by John F. Brown, a
Justice of the Peace, of the County OF
Lafayette, State of Mississippi, l will
ON Monday. the srd day OF June, 1907
NJ the South door of the court house
in the town Of Oxford, Miss, within
tsa legal hours. expose Tor sale NJ
pu5iic cutlery - the highest ana best
hEtgfer to- Cash, all the right, Interest
ana lain IA. at-fsu AM, D.. " Str1wil
"a, in. and - the following described
property. to-wlJ: Tbs Southwest
aUtrtor ot section II, Township I,
lang >, west, which has been levied
90 a. the property Of J. W. StraWn
AMI VIII b. sc.d 70 satisfy the Iuds
aIens Lll4 al costs
J. 2. Roach, Bailif.
This May -th, 1897
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
Clothing IT Hall Prise.

One big counter full of Coats
and Vests worth from 50 to $50.
Your choice for only $3.50. { q
Big Lot of Pants, worth from
$50 20 $500, Will go for $3.50.
Come in and see them.
The OXFORD Dry GOODS Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

Alexnud-r Kenern. VINO Tvs on
Rural EouG- No. 1, Fort Edward. N
" saws sDr. Kings New discovery
- INV best earthly friend 1t cared
ns OF asthma six years ago liz nas
also performed 4 woudertul cure o.
inripfent consumption for my sou
wife The frst bottle ended the ter
ribIe cough. and this accomplished
the ether Sympscus left one oy QUE
uzEiI she was perfectly Well LIT
Kings New Diseovery's power Owe
coughs and colds Il simply marvel
Qas-r No other remedy has eve
eglaIsd L. Fully guaranteed BY A. a
keadeI, DRUGGIST so cents and sI-o
Trial bGtrl<. free
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
Proceedings Of the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen.

The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
met according 70 law at the Mayor
Office TUESDAY, Nav 9Th, at pm witt
ths following members and officer.
present: R. ). Adams Mayor; D. 7,
CATER, i. n. Lawshes, H. v Son4er
villp, F. y stew ant q. VI. h 1igbt
Aldermen; present, and J. HI. Law
shse, clerk. and the following allow
ances were made, to-wit:
CORPORATION
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

FEDERAL COJ RT-Meets First Mon
Sry II June and DeceIber. H. q
Mes, Judge J. A voler- harsnasi
" D. Fr1zse, District Attorney L.
r. Dtah,11. clerk.
CIRCUIT COURT-Eeets the second
Monday IL March AMI SepseHi.ssr-
j. B. Elcths. Julxe-
CHAScERY cor RT-Meets Fourth
NolA1v in Nav md November L.
+ Bicilt, Cha-eeHor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

j. L. ShINtCLT.
For SAIE-A good 23-4 James
4 Graham Wagon cheap foe cash
III. v. SoMERyuLE.
I Come to our May Bargains.
3, The OXFORD Dry GOODS Co.
4 Mrs Fl. Friedman is moving
into the new cottage on North
street.
I Mr.. Luther Freeman went to
Memphis Monday to buy some
mules.
Miss MARCEL Rowland. OF Cof-
feeville. IS The guest of Miss Mary
Wick Rowland.
ChildFen's Day will be observ-
Ell at the Methodist Church Sun
day Elorning.
Mr. Ed Wallace visited friends
IN ByhaIia and Memphis several
days last week.
We received u pleasant call
from Mr.. b. F. Davis west Of OK
ford Saturday.
Miss Lucille Reid, of Jackson.
was the weekend guest of Mrs.
L D. Beanland.
Visit cur Big Remnant Counter
IL will pay you
The OXFORD Dry GOODS Co.
FoR SALE-One Log Wagon
and a Yoke of Steers Apply to
FL. v SoMERvILLE.
For SaLE-A Misses ByeicIe
Wheel. Good s. new. Price SfO.
Apply at this Office.
For SALE-A nice new Bicycle
at the residence Of Mrs. J. II.
Rhodes.
Mr.. Lee Matthews, OF Ripley.
spent Sunday in Oxford with his
parents ard friends
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. c. Kuicker-
booker, OF Jackson. are spending
a few days in Oxford
Mr. A. C. Ledbetter moved to
his country home four miles east
of AbbevilIs last week.
Mrs L. (. oldham and chill
dren are visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. P Mills in MeComb City.
I Mrs. T. d. Beanland entertain
Ell Friday afternoon, compliment
tary to her guests.
/ Miss Lulie Whiteway has re-
turned from Memphis, where shs
! has been attending college.
i Misses Ludie and Matte Moor,
i have returned from an extended
/ visit to relatives In Lexington
l Miss Kate Duncan Turnage, o
Holcoub, returlsd home witt
Miss Minnie Caldwell Tuesday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. De-. zach and sol
|. of Grenada, we're the guests las
) week of Rev. and Mrs. s. N
Thames.
Nessrs. J. II. Lawshee, VI. '
/, Soaerville, ID. T. Carter and ia
Stone spent last Thursday in tn
! BluE City.
Miss Kate Skipwith gave a re
csption last Thursday afternoon
; complimentary to her guest, Mr.
!, Dahney Lipscomb.
). The pupils of Miss MaSgi
Thompson gave a Musical Reel
tai at her residence Friday even
!, ing Ut s O'Clock
Mrs J. s. Dove. who has bee
on an extended visit 20 her siste
\ Mrs j. ). Hudson, has returns
= to her home in GuIfpor:.
:, Mrs- Mamie Harxins and Mr.
7. J. Harkins and sons. Sorf n
Sullivan, left last night To VS.
, relatives in New iberia. La
: Mr.. J. T. Nelson and wife al
IN Mrs William Mcbride attend
|, the State Sunday, School Co
veutsau II Jackson this week.
The Graded School viii elo
: on Tuesday, May 2sJk- and t
University Training School "
Ss close on Thursday May 50th-
3 Misses Irene Potts and Elm
Meek were called To WIroua q
week by the illness OF their lei
and sister, Mrs George MeLa
About go boys weary and VI
on returned from the grand cont
~ at Columbus Saturday moruil
ed They all report the time Of tn
'as lives
OF
Ms Mr.. Ben Morgan and wife
sr turned to their home in Texas
IT, Wednesday, accompanied by
Dr., ses Matte and Hattie Bruce,
yer Csswell.
ell
yer At the urgent request OF N;
a ! citizens, the English play gi
bv q students a week orso a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

NEITHER has Mr. Roosevelt adj
.uitted that he Is a convert to the
thzo-sss q Democracy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
JUST RECEIVED

y new lot Of Victor Talking
Machines. Records and Sup
plies. Also Edison Phoao
graphs, Records anil Supplies.
Call and hear them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

We viii place each uaEne in this ist
far 80 cents Der month. n good way
10 pest y0a- 1ad-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
CIVIC Ir,rrovernent Elsewhere.

/ Decatur. Ala. May Sat the
regular meeting Of the city coun-
ell last night an ordnance was
adopted for the laying Of cement
side walks in the city. Walks will
be laid over practically half OF the
entire city at this time.
Memphis. Tenn, May 10Th
The mosquito must GO il the
ultimatum Of the Business Mems
Clut. At meeting Of the board
OF directors Of the club held yes
terday afternoon, the extermina-
ton Of the pest was the subject
of much discussion and tho re-
suit of the matter was that the
president was authorized 10 APP
point committee o. confer with
the county and city boards Of
health, with n view Of devising
some plan 10 begin the work Of
determination before the summer
season opens.
The Triton (Ga.) Twentieth
Century Club has offered hand
some prize for the best kept yard
Or lawn during the summer.
Holly Springs has n Village
Association that is
doing progressive and useful
work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16
Sol-EesIdenc Notice

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County OF Lafayette, 3ts3-
To Ntrs. Stephen F. Hampton. ami
Francis Hampton and k,izabeth
Hampton ard their ONLY surviving
parent, Mira. stephen F. Hampton.
whose pos. Office address, i Pulaski,
Tenn. You are commanded To dp
pear before the Chancery Court OF
the County OF lafayette, in said
State on the
Fourth Monday in 3Iay. 1907,
tn defend the suit in slid cours of ".
d. lsayburn, administrator wherein
YOU are defendants
This til. s0th dry of April. 1861.
3. %. RAMEy, Clerk.
By John +. Brown, d. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-16

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