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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

ir crdiE Ance OF the town of Oxford
Miss txirg time aUG place tor pap
ing vater tax, and duties OF the rax
collector snd superintendent Of the
= alter ant a. 10 collections Ut the
same
SECTION BE 10 ordained by the
loard 81 Mayor and Aid srmeu OF the
town OF OEfJ.d. tha- al taxes due the
town Tor water shall be paya5le AZ the
Mayors u.eice on the Gr-t d1y OF each
month. ami must b. paid not later
than the tieth day OF each month.
SEC 2-.e il further or,fained b.
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF
Size town 81 Oxford, tnat il shall b..
tGty OF tGe tax collector Of SAID town
Immediately after the fifth cay Ot earfi
month. 90 furnish the superinten teu-
~ the ater PLIns with a list 81 a.
delinquent water tax payers, giviaZ
n1m-s win amounts due for water.
80 3 Be It further ordained Dy
the Map or and Board Of Aldermen o.
sns OyfJrc that itshall De the siusy oi
the gpetil--1dent OF tl- Water Plant
Immediately after receiving the list OF
de InCuent water tax payers from ths.
TAX collector 10 dlscCunect or cut OF.
the water supply Of said dslinquentz
without notice and keep it 80 dIsc0n
u=cted or cut CT until all arrearages
With a cur on zee VI 80 cents has been
paid
Sc That for cause this ordi-
nance shall take effect and be in force
from and after is passage.
This ordnance was read and passed
BY sections and then as wh0le, Dv
tE8 following yea and nay vote to
wIt- ID. T. Carer. yea: III. y. sun
vrvi-ie- yea; q. ". KNIGHT, -ea; J. II
L4-efshee, yea. Nay, none.
r ;. ADAMS, Mayor.
} Il. LAwsHEg, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
AtHore Again.

jacksonville Tex Baptist echo
lam at home again having clos
ed my las, meeting for the sum-
rer. The Lord has blessed my
efforts % advance His glorious
cause oi which ! am glad. over
l00 souls have heen added 90 the
churr he's where have helirleet-
iu-S this year. and hope Ills
children nave been strengthened
iB the fash. itha- been my great
pleasure o. labor with El~n9p
Conway. .of Lin4aie. Scales. qt
Livingston. NewbJrn. 81 Jackson
vile. Tyra. ofForre4toH. JeuSius
&c Av1l0n. and oEr missionary VI
the Last Fork Association. All
oi these I love. the more since IN
bor with them in our Lord ; vlHe-
gard.
~ last meeting was held near
Oxford, IN my native state, Mis-
ei-sipp.. and IN many RESPECTS the
greatest % al. While there ! met
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
Tie Spsng(er) Is FIerc. the SSn
v-lIl (Orl-.

So sayeth I.r. j. L. Springer.
special representative Of sun
Brothers Shows that Is % visit
.Oxio-a Monday. SIr. Springer
was here this week, and while IN
our office stated positively that
there would be no games of
chance. gr1fters or gamblers with
the sun Brothers shows. The
show j. the same oil reliable
Worlds Progressive that has
visited - in the past and as here
ilsg-e everything is up to tie
minute. NJ old worn out and
worGet over acts, bot everything
in keeping with the name Pro
y-e->lve. The show will arrive
early sunday morning and VIII
le up and in reaTlEeSs Ucfore the
most 0f IS are out &c bed on Mon
day morning. The following pro-
gram Will Be given and the same
carried cut to the letter.
The first event will be a series
.ot grant free attraction at noon
c9a~ss:iu- of ae-eii.tic efforts bv
.oaill- CahiI. a royal E>Glssh
IlaaSin act. Y High Diviu.
Dog. Prot. Sllver's king OF come
u v r..a-icials. gu q double band
concert by Pr GariacE's con-
cert band. Iaey Will al take
F-aee on the show ground and are
entirely free 10 everyOod
At / 0'c.8eS the Goor t. tine biz
snow viii open and prior u the
b ginning &c the performance
sill b. given by Gar,ach's Mil
Jlry Baa5.
At > O'Clock the Incompatible
program viil eoume nee and here
val ue seen 4 series Of the best
In the amusement world. There
viii te diversity Of trick ele-
EaaRt~. horses, ponies and ether
animals, tlss her with niuble
aero5at,, aerial wonders. funny
clowns and aseEIe fasgfi.es from
lar ard hear
The performance Is conceded
& be 6-= -eia.s an viii all be
eSP.a-.sI IN one ring. 1t night
sae tents and adjoining grounds
VIII Be Illuminated By N electro
calcium Lighting system make II
a light a. day.
This : the only big show not in
The trust and no advance in the
7r.ees will be made.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24


Hoop la. The merry clowns.
the almble acrobat. the elephants.
ca1els and Tire uult.-ln5us fea-
yares 81 . full GedseI, good al
around. tented sa01 IS coming t.
town Monday. CA taIs aeea- +
the Greater sun Bros. Voc. -
Progressive shows. Will unfold
their TENS 81 the show grounds.
This popular amusement institute
i5a IS now on its 18Th annual
-5u- and IS breaking all records
IL giving immense satisfaction
with the performance Presented
rms season the galaxy 9f enter
taIuers are all new Corners. and
include William 0'DaIe. the in
lerIatign4l e4uestric expositor.
Wa0 has excited the admiration
+ II audiences in both continents.
The Ia Pasque troupe Of aerial
ISIS, the graceful Groh acrebati-
que troupe, the Juggling Lam
Uert0s, marvellous club experts.
great 0strado. homeless marvel
IN mId-air, Miss Winnie O'DowTa.
accomplished tight wire perform
er. the Boyle Brothers. a duo Of
physical culture opponents, VIII
liam TessIer, dare devil UPSIDE
down equiliorizt, the Sisters Or
Jona, traPezists Par excellence,
Miss Minnie Ash5arne, and .
groUpe 0f blue ribboned cake
walking and nigh jumping horses.
Then comes the curriculum Of
elephant actors, educated ponies.
canine performers, the acrubatic
and tight rope walking mules and
ether wondFJusiy trained domes-
tic and wild animals, all invaria-
bly, received with many excIa-
nations Of "Oh's' and "Ah's''
BY the children spectators.
The sun Brothers Show Is
noted for its pr0mptness in pre-
serving the best of order about
their establishment, this together
with their beautiful equipment of
everything and the high stand
ard Of the exhibits presented.
makes II AZ once the ideal show
IF the period and the favorite of
the ladies' and children every
where.
On the show grounds, which
are admirably adapted for show
purposes, will be erected a mag
nIieent plaza for the presenta-
u0n OF numerous novel open air
free exhibitions. These will be
given free to the public at II 80
4. m.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
\ No,r wnHrHY ARTiCLE.

When an article has been on the
market for years and gains friends
every year. IT Is safe to call this medi
cine a worthy one, Such is Ballard :
HOrehoGni syrup Ii positively cures
coughs and all pulmonary diseases
One OF the best known merchants in
Mobile, Ala, says: s.f0r five years
my family has not been truu bled with
the winter coughs We owe this 20 Bal
lard's HOrehoaui Syrup. | kEow II
mas saved my children from many
sick spells" Sold by all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
-rSEUMoNIa.s DE.DTyvoY

haa 50 seriously Affected my right
lung" writes Mrs. Fannie ttonnor ~
Rural Route No. 1. Georgetown. Tenn
THAT l coughed continuously nisht
ANA day and the neighborsi prediction
consumption = seemed inevitabis,
until my husband bro usht home 4 boi
IT,. of Dr. Kings New Diseoy. ~
which IN my case proved to be the
only real cough cure and restorer Q.
weak, sore lungs" WI hen all othe 1
remedies utterly fail, you may stfEl
via IN the battle against lung and
throat troubles with New Discovery
= READ remedy Guaranteed by \.
IN kendei, araggist. soc and 81 90
u al bottles trse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

Public notice is hereby given that
,the uudersig nsd viii receive sealed
bids up to u O'Clock. noon. on Tues
cav. Nov. Sth, tor the building OF a
bridge . ross on the levee ON :he
Tss i1T aud Paris road, link No III.
Iae above mentioned bids are ~
b. Ut out separately and To be bui.I
according % plans and specification~
now on ale IN ms office. The success
tll bidder will be required TO furnish
bond double the amount OF eaea bi i,
with two or more good securities tor
faithful Performance Of the contract.
tas Boar reserves the right to re-
.ct any and all lids, and On the same
Jay leI tie sane out at public cutlery
On ths lowest and test bidders Toe
b9arJ reserves tae right 70 reject any
and All Dds. - % kAslEY, clerk
oxford. Miss, Oet. Izth. 1885,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
JUST RECEIVED
w. B. nCriAHON.


Showed. az tie battle of Arsteriitz,
he was the greatest leader in the
world Billiards. Snow Eminent has
shown the public it is the best Hui
ment N the world A quick cure for
rheumatism spFZiBs. burns, cuts. lite.
A. c. Pettis, OF Rodsssa, La, SAYS: 81
Used Baliasd'd SGoe- Liafnaeas IL. ray
family and ind it unexcelIed for sore
chest, h=adlehe, eorns in fact for any
thing tlaf can be reached BY 4 Ilni-
meEt-" sold BY all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

Ttas is ind 5.s i,y the age Of
ieine-s. Before TIE modern in
taut's eyes are relI open. a ..cra-
die ra.i must te joined, ana IS
aa is crawling days are over.
.a ami societies await lis
III uoe-i9.
4 tev generations ace. church
Masonic lodge o- an occasional
patriotic association. We're all the
organizations CONSIDERED nc-eSsl-
RI for religious ami social pro-
but IL ~ wth other ue~
inventions melody instituted
joining. anu the mania prevails
f-a-l tie e.uus ard negro cabins
ID the m.a. aaire- palace. SCI
ere. examinations fad eo:hg-;-
a-.ic followers. and eial. eaari-
sable. patriotic and busine Or
carnations claim time and talent
llt.i death claims US, and we
SIRE rorge1a-lv e1t1u !accu-i-
ing ID the dictates vi or fayori,e
y.
Ia many re-Qee.=. tie joining
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
4 . Chiffon Z co.
a LETTER 10
Mr.. =. 2. Bogard,
ng


Oxford. Mss.
Dear Sir: The easiest Way we know
Of 10 make 1t Ie money is-lf you're
goiuZ 10 pains-go paint with the paint
tnas taxes least gallons.
Take i small i15; saw Il takes 10
124iuus Devoe, tao COATS: that's IN
average house. " hen tns lob IS done
and the 6ut comes II, it is 500: the
paint etc sl7.50, the rest Is tor labor
ana carriage: the LABOR il fixing the
surface, shifting ladders seauJlds pull
leys and ropes, and brushing on paint
Take another job exactly ike tAat:
Try another paint; il takes u gallons.
Inc oiii IS IL more Take another ex
@ctIy the sane ;alCtneF paint; it takes
- gallons The bib j. 500.
There IS only one Deyoe: there's a
dozen y gallon paints, and 11a that
takes - gallons 10 c1ver 10 gallon
joo.
The only difficulty IS N finding out
Devoe after that You save work:
there's less work IN 10 than III L or ~
gallons; less paint to Guy and less u
1Eusa on and less wages TO pay.
II Deyoe We're only a Iittls better
than others, thererd be some difficulty
IN finding out the difference. Il go.s
lvlce as tar Is halt the paints: that
ought 10 be easy.
Ii wears longer tco. You'll wal, 4
good while, Il yOU wait to lind ont how
long e wears, there are Thousands Of
people who EaUw that the least gal
Ions paint wears longest
Yours truly,
r. w. DEVoE & 90
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

List OF unclaimed mail matter Iert
IN TIE Oxford. Miss, Pozt-0fsic@ for
sls week ending Saturday. Oct. 18Th.
1 Ainsley, Miss Matte.
: Ballard Hiss Zefpnsr.
; B2rgins. Mary
1 Banks, George.
5 Carothers, Miss Pattee.
. Cox, Mrs. y B.
cox, Mrs Aibinia-
S Garner, Harlan
9 Goodwin, AIrs. Martha.
10 Harris, Mrs Z. p.
IL Ingram, Miss BESSIE Lee
L. Jaxson. Miss Mamie.
Is Jones, Mrs Kate.
II Mitchell, Robert.
Is Maeharen. III. Ii.
Is MeCuiley. /. S.
u Reynolds, Dick.
IS hen calling for the above please
give No. OF letter and date advertised!
3 VI. HowRY, p VI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

They are the newest. swell lsst.
most prQgressiss elmpaas- # up
to-date. hustlIng, w.Le-asg1s
singers, dancers, comedians, mu-
sicians. athletes, novelty aud
vaudeville minstrel performers
that can be gotten together By =
live manager. They are the
clan. whose energy. ideas. abiIi-
" and efforts combine b form
and present t. tine minstrel low
ing patrons Of every city they
visit a iIrst-class evenings en-
tertainment and relaxation. They
are the Live wires in Minstrel
sy, with ideas Of their own which
will not parmi, them 10 become
chair warmers, has beens.
'-dI-ins ami second row super
numeraties Of the maea herald
ed mammouth productions. They
are the great Barlow Minstrels'
re-organized, under the direction
of ]. \. Coburn, one Of the most
energetic and progressive min
streI directors in the country.
vine has for the past ten years
brought % Oxford one OF the
cleanest, most enjoyable att-ac-
tons ever seen in cur city. The
company who have never pre-
scented an inferior or mediocre
performance, whose guarantee
~ '-your money ) worth or your
money back, " absolutely assures
all patrons Of fair dealing and
good faith.
Everything new, novel, bright
and entertaining, az the Opera
Houfe on Wednesday night, Oct.
8o,h.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
DOING IsIsINEs, AGaTy.

s-When my friends thought was
About TO take leave of this world, on
account VI Indigestion, nervousness
and general debility" writes \. \.
Chisholm OF 1readwelI, y. Y, s.and
when II booked as If there no hope
Ieit, was persuaded to try Electric
bitssrs, and rejoice to say that they
are euring me- | am now doing busi-
ness again Is Ot old, and am still gain
ing daily" Test - ali tonic medi-
cfues- Guaranteed by A. II. KeudeI.
druggist so cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

The SrATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Count at Lafayette. No. 81 -
To W 3. Harris. whose po-t-o tice
address J. unknown. You are com
handed - appear betor the Char
Gerry Court % the coznty. Of LaFay-
cite. in sai0 state. On the
Secord Monday and nth day
ct November. \. D., 1897,
20 defend the suit.in said court Of Mrs
Rosa ! .iarris. wherein you are d
dvfeaiant-
This uc. IA. 1907.
J. RsEEY. Clerk.
KEN " < ETtIJSs,
So tor O0nfrEr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
LIST WE FORGET.

Baby is restless, can't sleep at night
wont eat, cries spasmodicalIy \
bottle OF Viie's Cream Vsrmifug-
never fails 10 cure. Every mother
snoald give her baby Whites Cream
NermIfgge- 50 many times when the
baby Is pale and frettuI, the mother
of e Is medicine would bring eo.or to
hi CHEEKS aud laughter to his ewes
Give 1t trial. Sold by all drugg SIS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
julius eEASAK

Was man OF nerve, but sickness
lett its marx and ne became agvu be-
fore his time. Sickness * often cau.s
ed by a torpid liver. Herbine viii
requisite your liver and give you
health. Mrs. Carrie Austin. OF llol-
lon, Mans, writes: II consider the
best medicine I ever heard of. am
never without it, Sold by all drug
gists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
Noticc TO TaxravsrS

To the tax payers OF Lafayette
County:
As the tax collector has to trans
fer MS books the First Monday in
January to MS successor, and as
the law requires the taxes to be
paid by Dee. 15th. Claw OF 1906
Sections 43l4 and 43l5.) Iwould
be very glad il al would come
forward and settle at their earIi-
est convenience and avoid addi-
ional cost. Respectfully,
j. II. WEIGH,
Sheriff and Tax ColIect9 r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24
LEGAL Advertisements.


To1 are hereby notified that the
undersigned land owners positively
forbid all hunting and fishing on their
Lands They are also posted against
all kinds Cf trespassiug. under the
penalty prescribed by law.
Mrs. =. e Shelb.r.
J. l.. Slinau!t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

Through blood poisoning caused BY
a spider bite, john Washington, OF
E5sqGsyilie, aexas, would hevs lost
MS leg, wA.ca hsc4sne , mass Of run
mug sores Lad he mos been perslad-
Ell - tsy' auckieu's A-Hica ss4lve. he
whites: the Erst application re-
llsyud, and tour box=s healed all the
sores, - cents Guaranteed by !.
H. AenGvi; druggist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

We viii place each name in this list
for 81 cents per month. \ good way
to post yoEr Land.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

bserte for Tux ZIG x,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-24

EErrKN III 4 sPInrR.

+. W. DEvOE & 90.
2. s.-Rcl0ue Pr.es. sells orr paInt
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-04-20
Died.

The three year old son of
j. Weise, of Alpha town
ship, died from drinking
butter coloring. He found
the bottle in his play and
drank a part of the contents.
He was sick during the
night, but the seriousness of
the case was not realized by
the parents so the help of
the physician was not sought
until morning, and by that
time the poison had so
thoroughly gone through
his system that all eff orts
to restore him were in vain.
The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. 0. w.
Butterfield, of Miller, and a
large company of friends as
sembled to extend their
sympathy to the grief strick-
en- family.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-04-20

st. Lawrence and of the
township are rising up and
demanding that the having
cease, and that the aged
widow be paid the money
that she loaned them, be-
fore she dies. The people
there claim that it is the
railway that is fighting the
case to lower taxes in St.
Lawrence and that they are
getting tired of being
blamed for trying to repudi-
ate an honest debt.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-04-20
MUST WAIT.
Rich Corporation Given
More Time to Har.
raSs a Widow.

Mrs. bring, the eighty
nine year old widow, will
now make a fourth attempt
in court to compel St. Law
renee township to pay her
back the 5000 bonds and
interest that she loaned the
township years ago. She
was about to have her case
started in court here this
week with good prospects
Of winning out when Col.
Bob Stewart, the railway
attorney who is acting for
the township, demanded a
continuance of the case I'M
til next fall so that he
might have more time to
amend bis pleadings against
the aged lady. He was
given the extension of time
upon depositing fifteen dol
lars. During the many
years of hard work that it
took for the old lady and
her husband to accumulate
the money for which she is
now fighting she learned to
be patient, SO she now bears
up quite we'll under the
added burden of having to
wait another six months to
go into court and ask for
her rights. The people of
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-04-20

residents are hereby called
upon to clean up and OBJ
serve the rules herein set
forth. .....
Penalties are provided in
case of failure to comply.
Dated April Is, 1907.
Chas. Thomson,
Mayor.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-04-20
CLEAN UP THE CITY.
Mayor Thomson Issues a
Timely Notice to the
People of Miller.
City of Miller.
Mayors Office.
To the People of Miller.

The following rules are
provided by city ordinance:
On Blocks /, 2, 3, & 4
original towns, all straw.
paper or other litter shall
be kept under cover.
No slop piles shall be
made on either private
or public grounds in any
part of the city.
No waste paper or other
rubbish shall be thrown
out upon the streets or other
public grounds of the city.
No ash-heaps shall be
made on public grounds,
but ashes may be scattered
on streets to fill depress-
ions.
From April first to Nov
vember first each year ma
nure piler must not accumu-
late for more than two
weeks at a time.
The Street Com missioner
will at once remove from
streets and alleys all litter
accumulated in the natural
course of traffic; and all
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-04-20
North Hand.
Orient Argus.

A letter from Postmaster
Alex. Pollock, which was
forgotten last week, says
that the Department has de-
cided not to let any con-
traits for the proposed mail
route from Howell to Hou-
dek, the proposition being
too expensive.
Ed. Anderson of Park
Twp, shot a white crane last
week, that measured nine
feet from tip to tip, and
weighed over forty pounds.
1t is said to be fine eating,
lasting the family several
days.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-04-20
SALOONS VOTED OUT.
AT Tuesdays Election the
Republicans won and
License Defeated.

The total vote at the city
election Tuesday was 246.
License was defeated by
~ majority.
Chas. Thomson was re-
elected mayor by II major
ity.
G.. G. Briggs and w. d.
Craigo were new aldermen
elected and G. l.. Ostrander
was reelected.
Art Catalan was elected
treasurer, j. w. Heltibridle
was elected police justice
and P. H. Coquillette city
justice.
With no saloons and a
No. | lot of men to run the
town it will be a model
place.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-04-20
M. Geiver Found Dead.

NJ. Geiever, d respected
pioneer near Dean, aged 68,
was found dead under the
wheel of the riding plow
he had been using, We'd
nesday last. Heart dis
ease is given as the cause.
The funeral occurred at
Duncan yesterday.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-04-20

VIM. Stevens is sick with
the measles.
Carl Schaffers is reported
to have the best seed coru
of any one who has made a
test, ~ shoots appearin G
when only 20 kernels were
planted.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-11-22
ONE WEEK ONLY essns g. NOV. 25 IND s%fhMR Until NOV. SO


Without question we have the largest stoek. Of.
FURNITURE, RUGS and CARPETS in the state off2
North Dakota. Everyone says it is twice as large as
should be carried IN a city the size of Devils Lake.
Perhaps it is. Anyway, it will not be nearly SO large"
at the close of ourBig Opening Sale which commences
next Monday, for we are going to do a lot Of aadVvertis-
ing, by giving the people furniture bargains that will
make every purchaser a friend Of this store: for years
to come. The most remarkable thing about our stock,
and that which excites favorable comment from ali"
who have seen il, is the high quality Of our goods. We
our goods. They are the real thing, and when you buy
our furniture you have something which viii "'stand
up" through the years to come. The bargains" we offer
every particular; and it continues FOR one week only.
If we sold our entire stock during this sale we would
make no money. Our object is t. gel. YOU to 1 visit: our our
store andHsee the largest stock Of household furnishings
you ever.saw. f you buy an article you always
be a friend of this store # you do not buy YOU l viii
be. convinced that this is the 1'only> place to: buy when,
you are ready to make your purchases d. @%%s e" 2~