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Citations.

he Efae q q Goa It re and dspsnd to
saFcS R sHeaff caaaffae Mulier joseph Il muller william
ao,5aald s A6seSy asSfs Snyder snf5sf faa Snyder
Lila ? Hsa5n. Mary Z SNYDER. EisaosIh sHyae::
viii and TestaInszt Charles snydsr deceased Com
G9ardian and sncilisTy guardian Sc Joseph II
fTs nsF Co an as in5e Rsra eaTdias ana Andy fda
sS @ % OF AZ Edgaa s,6Ds J. sayas E s DIa s Of Joseph
Snyder late OF the County Of New York, deceased as
ing You ana each o. are hereby cited Tsai:ed
a1 G Sew 9of a a the s2Toeafss co9rt Of said
Ss S993 Yr held on at the the s H dag OF q % @ y 'ns at @ 5
ten ocOs IN e S9rsa1Gn Of that al day day @ and d 'S
esedngs q John G Ecksrson and Oliver / Jones a.
sag aad such Of you as are hereby Ssd ed as are
@ paSr @ Ie a1 age al ~ y bas ose Or h vo have none
10 appear and apply for one appointed, the
Be appointed 6y he surr6gats represent
In testimony WheTeof have caused The Seal o. he
gEosa oE s Be C9T. Ssrsuo 96 saf axd Ssaa %ss 81 @
H. 81 Abns- Ihor1as sgrg9gate 81 s vt Of our % saia s1
day Of May in the year Of our Lord one thou
''i-' l--'- PASTEL = e. gowPSET En-,
U7HD PEOPLE OF TIE STATE oF NEW YORK By
L The Grace Of God Free and Independe1t-:T Julia
D Haviland. WIis2. T Gannat Chandler D starr an
Committee Of the Estate Chandler D Starr United
sat:5 Fas goa aa and 10 all persons interested ia the
Estate Of Dayd lle pex Of Of me kin or tSertse
send Greeting: You and each O. you hereby cited
Da sagcs o ts coaay Of z NeS 9oT
Count Of IS saa @ eoY5y YORK eGa on hs a 13sh day of June
half past O'Clock in the forenoon OF tnat cay one
Gf Wa55s p the oos Crates and
Credits Of said dseeassd sEo sqSe snns ~ 9 ars are re-
onred 20 appear by your guardian. if you have one or
# you have er p0f % the 70 evet Of yoGr Neglect
DO guardian VIII he ns a., apPohIc PS Drocesding
surrogates the said County Of Ne" 4o5k 70 I
fs5Sa4o RseEg ansa sSfrogas. as'e of our oas
H the County ~ Of .s Ns% 6t o2T Lord one thousand
hundred and eight DAN1Ea e. goaH.s, o. 70 Court
v1LFRrp N o'NE114 Attorney for Petitioners l'
Broadway. New York
C,EaRPIIIoZ- MArHILDE-THE PEOPLE OF THE
state OF Ss% s,tG 4ors schoeann Marie Alice charpi
IoZ Michel Marie Adele Wisard Albert CaaEploz. r
Suet G1sta Rertrand erqust Henri Gerqqst Paul GTn %
Sus Mathl6s s-5os Ina Marie Pecant Benevo
lent Society Of York and 70 all persons ntessa - ~ ~
New York deceased creditors iegatees next OF KIN
or 6 a esca Of you are hereby and required
personally 70 be 1q tbe surrogates Court OF
eouaty held at Han Of Records in t0. Cog2ty q
t5 ociock in the forenoon day then and there
attend judicial se5tenen5 9I s Tscuior Of the
last viii aud q said deceased and d such 41 yG
years rsqured ap7sar b. your slaTd5aa& & 4 you @
have 20 one az D61ted TED or in the event Of your neglect Or
failure DO guardian will be al apPonISd POI Dssn ey se'
In testimony whereof caused the seal 81 The
rs1 Work to be hereunto affixed witness Horl
AsnsE M o5v c Teo y 9sS Tor tSs an Gay OF Nay
in the OF Lord one thousand nin' hun'Eea anu
eight DANIEL J DovDNEY.
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Executor.
20 wall Street New York. n Y
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Proposals.

- by the Board Of Water susy IN me once @ OF ne
20 until II a. m on June 2 1895. FOR THE CON
sTRirrSr1oN sTJsi of THE RONDOUT SIPHON AND ONE
4.TE OF BONTICOU GRADE TUNNEL IN The
ToVrys OF MARBLETOwN AND NEW PALTz. UL-
time viii be publicly opened and read TIE award
II awarded. Will be made there-
after practicable Pamphlets containing information for
bidders specifications etc. and raP
contract drawings obtained at Room ISIS az
tire above by deposittng the OF dollars
SIOl for pamphlet dollars s2) for each
set their in acceptable condition wttas
the which bids bs oparsd
Fer further particulars City Record
JOHN A BENSEI- Commissioners
President. OF tho
CHARLES n CHADWICK. R9aEe Of
CHARLES A SHAW. Water supply.
J. WALDO SMITH,
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary.
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Diuidend Notices
Coupons due and payable Office OF the
UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY
IS CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK CITY,

Akron & Barhertor Belt Railroad Co. lst IS
Belliugham Bay & British Columbia z. r. Co. IS
BROOKLYN 4 Mont:uk Railroad Co. I'd IS
Butte Electric Power Co. IS
City Gas Company of Norfolk, Va. os
Corintb. New York, Sewer (Registered) 4Hs
Elyria, Ohio. Water Work. -. As
Essex County. N. j.. Bridge :. As
Fulton, New York. Water (Resistered) 3.4Os
Huntington Railroad Company lst IS
Lockport, New York, Water >. =. IS
Long Island Railroad Co. General As
Long Island Railroad Co. Debenture IS
Long Island Railroad Co. Stewart Line IS
Monroe, La. Improvement IS
Montauk Water Company IS
Minneap polls, Minn. As and various others
Mutual Electric Light Co. IS
Norfolk, Conn.,, Sewer As
Yuba Electric Power c
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WinsIow, Lanier & Go.
So CEDAR STREET.,
NEW YORK.

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND pIVIRENDs
ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE On
A-'D JUNE 1sT. 1908.
American Cotton Oil Co Stock dividend so
Blackford County. Indiana, Court House 5s
Cambridge City. Indiana, improvement bonds
Cincinnati, Richmond & Fit. Wayne Fy co. lst
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Co. Regular Stock
dividend (quarterly) 1&Ta ,, -.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Co Special Better
rnent Stock dividend (quarterfy) 10
County. Indiana. Gravel Road IS
Marion County. Indiana IS
Pendleton, Indiana, School 6s -
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co 1st Mtge 7s
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne Chicago Ry Co. 2nd Mtge. Is
Series M
Portsmouth. Ohio. Sewer Bonds
Randolph County. Indiana. Sinking Fund
JUNE BIRD.
Indiana, Funding SIS
JUNE sTH
Gpeenteld Indiana sea Bonds Series No
JUNE 10TH.
Marion County. Indiana Refundins -
JUNE 18th.
Monroe County. Indiana RefunoinS %
Grand Haven. Michigan. Refunding BondA
JUNE 20TH-
Marion County. Indiana. Refundins 9Hs
JUNE 30TH
Indianapolis. Indiana Eefunding A.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01

DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BU-
reau Of Supplies and AccoGnts Navy Depa5tr1en' 1as
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter 70 frnisn
al the navy yard New York n Y quantity or naSai
supplies follows: 1872: Thread. lanterns lamps
hose mercury-Sch 1874: Squirt cans. hack-saw olaes
Sch 1915 Casting brushes leather. ultrarparne blue
gold size-Sch. 1875: Slab zincsch 1850 Crash lax
Sch 1854. GlasSware.-Sch 12SI- Silver plated ware
Applications proposals should desgats the scnees
desirr1 nv number proposals will be furnished
T a,,Iicafion Ia the navy pay Office York y. Y.
or 70 ~, Bureau E B. ROGERS. PaJ-naStsr-Ssseral
L. 8 ~. 5-22-Os.
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Real Estate Wanted.
Surrogates' Notices.

- p,-pcrT.NcE. OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
l Jbomas a Surrogate OF The County OF New o horh
yerthy given to all persons having
honSe ~hare- T. Barney. late of the County OF New
ss-1hsh 10 present the with vouchers
40 the subscrihers at their place Of iransa9tns
thtfso. the Of Mastsn & Nichos No 40 Nau
@ IN The City New 1Ofk. on OF before the 18Th
Gag a os New York 10th DAY OF December. 1907.
l1ateo -''" aSHBEI. H. BARNEY.
w. BARNEY 5
,ert..; = NICHOLS Attorneys foI Executors. ~ "ah
MAJ. - sporoJgh OF Manhattan. New YORK City
SIN PURSUANCE OF AN
l 1s-SlT Of Hon Abner c Thomas surrogate OF ths
- is hereby given TO all persons
County IsnbeeF, late OK the
~ Sew York deceased 10 present ne same wiz
County o ereos 10 the subscribers at their place OK
.ovartnr business the ONCE OF HiI i1oce@ ooo kea
Nassau street IN tIy Oh .se"
fleld q - - ~ before day Of AugAt next
- Yor. asy ot January l1o.
Dated ->e" - SHEPHERD Il de FOREST.
BERNARD n BARUCH,
Execution.
prr lockwood. EEDFIELo LfpoS' Attorneys
tor Ele Sssssa Street Bor.ugh Of Manhattan. Ne'
ycrk City.
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Dividend Notices.

Nyack, New York 4s
Overpeek Township. n. J. 4s
Spring Lake, N. j. IS
South Porto Rico Sugar Co. Is
Suffern. N. Y. Water (Registered) 51ss
Syracuse, New York (Registered)
Tampa, Fla, Refunding IS
Tampa, Fla, Park IS
Tampa, Fla. Street and Sewer IS
Territory OF Arizona Building IS
provement As ""'
Toledo, Ohio, Board of Education. All Issues
Township Of Franklin, N. j. -
United States Mortgage and Trust Co. 4.
Series "E"
Washington Railway and Electric Co. A.
~"noohodteu
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subscriptions for The Tribune
own Office. No. 1864 Broadway.
until q o'clock p m. A6vsr-
following branch Offices at
: o clock n m. viz 2S4 sth
sth ave. cor. 18th st: 81 Past
between eth and sth aves.
d ave. between 10th and nth
& st fTos lsf ave. near s{3th
10 fremont ave. $50 81 ave.
'e,egraph Once.
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OFEIcr, OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c. WASH
~ instsn. May 25 1905. Sealed proposals will oe
rsceived at this until l. 90 O'Clock Juns
s. 1905 furnishing and INSTALLING 100 h =
hofer to maxi all necessary changes In the
piping 20 connect up with the present plant and
finnish accessories az the power houso
at tb. Hanna for the Aged and Inhrm Blue Plains.
10 g Specifications and proposal blanks NAV be OBJ
tainad al this Office. Room No 43 n 3. =. MAJ
FARIAND HENRY l. WEST. JAY J. MORROW.
commissioners. D. G
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01

pRoPosALs FOB DREpGrNG: VAR psPAxSrAlE>r,
Ofcs ef ths CCsstructing ouarva1naster. New Lon
don Conn. June iess-Sesled proposals for Dredging
around wharf Fort Trunbu Conn. 20 ninJurn depch
ot IS approximately 500 viii
eeived until II 80 A NJ. June Is 1903 aid then
opened Iotorlton furnished application Envelopes
containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Dredging and addressed e 81. SCEOFlELo Major.
G.. Nr.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
auction Sales of Real Estate.
Country Property for Sale.

T,oR sAI.E-A zoo ACRE FARM: FINE SIo@Ck OK
h for farm IS in Central rev
York six miles Utica two miles from ohhqii 3i
lire Hamilton College, THIS farm
keep fine :ouns orchsra i Sntbar5
Ike Of old. mostly all NoTtis
srs. rhe soil is rich farm rs well Eatreo this
farm has good houses. and It IS one OF p
IN York; would make q Ile p,Ile
for civ man and his family. WILLIAMS Bft0S FFo
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THE REXMERE.

WITT without hath Pirate Coli Course Music Ten
Ills, etc booklet photos etc. ad5-ess AOEFATI
4 PECK, Props, Ilso Broadway. New Yors-
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nUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE. WEST POINT. y Y.
III Scaled proposals. in t-fPMcsts. sub
feet 10 usual conditions VIII be seeeyed at this
oeaca until IL o'clock June A. zoos for erection
81 ON. set Of Double Civilians Quarters Point
n " in accordaace with plans and specifcatons on
fIe IN this United the right
10 accept reject any all proposals. Forms FOR
proposals furnished upon application Address Quar-
terrnaSt-r West Point. " Y
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01

THE VICTORIA s.r.,o,I, srsadE.y. sna,r.yy.
Open June / American and European plan Special
for season Modern improvements. Excellent
cuisine NJ. L1PPSEH. Proprietor.
UNI crr AT the most picturesque George
nVLEIi capacity 20; $40 10 sl4 weekly Boating
uoucc Bathing Fishing. Golf, Tennis. etc. Cottages
nUVS6 10 rent II. W. BUCkELL Prop,
Hulett's Landing, ". Y.
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VERMONT.
LAKE BOMOSEEN 1SaTMENr1SPs S1nHM9SPP.s
,ate. IS to sI4 W c. MOUND. Prop. Hydeviiie v.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and
"A received at their upfo
between 3Sth and 3sth sts-.
tis.Tnsnts received a. the
rsrliar ONCE rates until .
ave. s. e. cor 2sd ST, loS
11., =, 25T West 42d st
sSs West l25th ST. ; 1888 50
A.. 1923 30 ave near els,
e. 1877 East i2oth ., ir'
"a ans American Dttrict y
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01

CONNECTICUT.
- rr,,u,co uoUSE INDIAN NECK BRANFORD.
4 i"cann Npesuufully located Sound:
.o,ai rates for June. HARRY ". BLOXHAM Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
Ioug Island Real Estate for Sale.

x-TsrT LONG BEACH NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNoSoiNt TE;s On
cnertsl train leaves O'Clock from Long sIsi' S''S
- r--IEs.brsb ave Free tickets 225 Sth ave
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
over TWO THOUSAND
VISITORS A DAY
cooper Explains Reason for Remarkab,e
Average of Boston Callers

During l. 7. Cooper's recent STAY
In Boston, 1t is estimated that sixty.
nve thousand people talked with him
and purchased his medicine. This
Is an average Of over two thousand .
day. =
his success was so phenomenal as
10 cause universal comment both BY
tne public and the press. There must
De a reason for this. Here is the
reason given In his own words BY Mr..
cooper when interviewed on the sub
ject. He said:
The immense numbers of neon,a
who are calling on me nero in Roston
Is not unusual. | nave had the same
experience for the past two YEAR
wherever l have gone. The reason is
= SIMPLE one. 1t is because my medi-
cine puts the stomach in good condf-
tion, This does not sound unusual
Out IL Is IN fact the key to health. The,
s.omacn Is the very foundation of
life 1 attribute 80 per cent of|
an sickness directly to the stomach.
Nsitner animals nor men can re-
man Wei with poor digestive appa-
iatus. rev can be sick with a digss-
tion IN perfect condition. As a matter
vi Iact most men and women today /
art half-sick- 1t Is because too much |
food and too little exercise have grad
naily forced the stomach into a half.
SICK condition My medicine gets the
stomach back where II was. and that
Is an that Is necessary"
among Boston people who are
stannen believers in Mr. Cooner,s
aeory, Is Mr.. Frank D. Brown Of ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
University Notes.

~ our N@gular Reporter.
Prof. Hart Of the Harvard fac
ulty made a short talk in chapel
one day last week. This Is The
second Harvard man we have
mad with Us this session. the 9TH
er being our football coach.
Prof. Hart was listened To with
much attention. and | believe We
would like him almost as well As
we did Coach Mason (?) if we
knew him As well. Probably,when
ne sees more of the South his next
speech will be- appreciated more.
Mr.. Moses spent day or two
in Memphis last week.
Messrs. Will Gricys and Will
liam Baskin OF the U 5 T spent
sunday with friends on the cam
pus.
Mr.. Allen of the A NJ. has
entered the University and is
taking law course.
Messrs. Brown and Graves
have returned from Rus,on. La.
where they attended che Y NJ {
y Conference during Chlist !. ;,
key- II. ). Spragins conducted
the \ VI c \ services SUNDAY
evening Mr. Heron Rowland
sang solo, Face 70 Face" The
services was one OF the best We
have had this session.
The "Ole Miss board of edi-
tors has been elected and work i
vel under way. We expect to
get out a better annual this wear
than We have ever had before.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
Noah News

The health of our community
is improving.
We ace glad to report that MIR.
and Mrs. b. T. Black. who have
been suffering for some time with
earbucles are able to be up again
SIR. Banner Temple, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI.
spence. returned 10 his home in
Memphis 4 few days ago.
Messrs. o. A. Stevenson and
L. I. Black made 4 business trip
to Oxford this week. =
The dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs. ". T. Goolsby was enjoyed
by all who attended and reported
u grand time.
Nr. B. T. Black had the mis-
fortune Of lJseing four very nice
hogs this week.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ". Spence was laid to rest in
Midway cemetery Monday. We
exend heart full of sympathy
to the bereaved family in their
hour of sadness.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. t. Goolsby IS reported quite
i'll. We hope the little fellow will
sOone be up again. p.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16

He says: 'i'1ss
FOR fve years I have sought re-
iiet Tor indigestion. stomach trouble
ana dyspepsia, spending nearly sJ INV
wages with doctors and obtaining no
results. l had dull pains across nv
PACK, radiatinS to the shoulder
mad splitting headaches. which nothino
seemed TO cure. There was a rnavi-s,
and rumhlirg in my stomach s1i
oosei5: l was troubled with vertigo
and dizziness. and al tine sI-,es,
overcome by drowsiness.
feit tired and worn cut all the
sine' ny sleep was not refreshing.
anI "ouic get up in the morning
ieehns as weary as when I went 10
oeo MY appetite w2s variable-raven-
Gus at times. then again nauseated at
tne sisnt or food. Sometimes nv fec,
was pale, at other times flushed
was constipated and bilious. and had
catarrhal affection IN nose and throat
WHICH caused me to hawk and so.t
: sreat ceal, especially in the morning
l heard SO much of the Cooper rsn,e-
dies that decided to try them. After
taxing one bottle, a tapeworm so feet
long passed from my system. fe,f
better almost Immediately. An nv
troubles disappeared as II by magic
anu my improvement was rapid.
now feel entirely well, and can honest
y recommend Mr. Cooper's medicine
70 anyone who suffers as I did"
We sell the Cooper medicines
Wntcn give universal satisfaction
a H. KendeL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
THE PURE FoOD LAW

Secretary Wilson says: Zone of
the objects of the law is to inform the
consumer of the presence OF certain
harmful drugs in medicines.n The
law requires that the amount of chlor
oferm, opium. morphine and other
habit forming drugs De stated on the
label OF each bottle The nlanufac-
turers of Chamberlain's Cough RENE
dy have always claimed that their
remedy did not contain any OF these
drugs, and the truth of snis claim is
now fully proven, as no mention Of
them Is made on the label. This rem
edy u not only one OF the safest, but
one Of the best in use for coughs ana
colds Its value HIS been prov en- be-
yond question during ths many years
II has been Ia general use. For sale
by ali druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
College Hill Notes.

Miss Pattie Laura Hur. left for
her home in Memphis after spend
ing several weeks here with rela-
tives and friends. Miss Hurt is
charming young lady and We
hope for her speedy return.
:. The entertainment given by
Miss Carrie Toney Tuesday night
was one of the most enjoyable Of
the season. Miss Carrie always
a charming hostess, out shone
herself on this occasion. All pres
ent were made to enjoy them
selves to their utmost.
Messrs Maurice Moss and How
ard Watkins, after spending some
weeks with their grand mother,
Mrs. Lucy Moss, returned Friday
70 Memphis, to attend school.
Miss Eugenia Shaw has enter
ed the Oxford Graded School.
Messrs. Rufus Shaw and Bu-
ford Anderson are on the sick list
this week. ScRIBBLER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16

Mrs. J. b. Wooten is irnnrov.
lng after severe attack OF the
grip and fever.
Mr. liaden Hooker is VISITING
relatives 1t Thaxton this week.
Mrs. James Anderson i on the
sick list this week.
Quite u number OF young peo-
pie assembled at the hospitable
home OF Mr and Mrs r. Y. HYDE
last Tuesday nj ght and engaged
IN 4 nice song service and candy
breaking.
Several Of the Kingdom BOYS
attended the candy breaking at
Mr.. K. V. Hyde's Tuesday night
Mrs. W. S. Wooten is suffering
from 4 severe attack of the grin.
but hope she will soon be well.
Mr.. Grover Kinney is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Carrie Gean, of Oxford.
has moved back into our com
munity and now occupy the Kin
ney building on Mr.. Freeman's
place.
Mr.. Steve Douglass, of Oxford.
was In our community one day
last week on business. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
Holder News.

Mrs. Henry Gilbert after spend
ing five weeks at Money, has re-
turned home.
Mr. Ben Goolsby, after an ex-
tended visit 70 relatives here, has
returned to his home in Texas.
The people have chosen Rev.
Mr.. Nets, of Free Springs. as
their pastor this year. He will
preach his first sermon at Free
Servings Sunday at II O'Clock.
The young people were enter
tanned at supper last Wednesday
at the hospitable home of Mrs.
Robert Alderson's. All report
an excellent time.
Since Xmas there has been is
new pupils enrolled in the Cam
bridge school, and some improve
ments have been made on the
school building.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
Potloen1 Items.

The health OF the neighborhood
Is exceedingly good.
Our school Is progressing aice-
ly under our new teacher.
We can boast OF plenty OF mud
and bad roads.
Miss Ola Bell, OF Tula. who
was seriously burned during the
christmas holidays, IS reported
better.
Mr.. Joe Mize, who has been ab
sent from ms home eight years is
back spending few weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Nike.
Mr. Baraar-l Sharp and bride
are visiting relatives near Sarepta
A new visitor came to the home
Of Ar. and Mrs. Awe Mullins a
lev days before C-.!stmas.
Mr. VIII Garner. wife and son.
apeht the Christmas HOLIDAYS
with relatives near Water Valley.
Mr. J. T. Purdy AMI family
pad visit To their parents near
Water Valley recently.
Mr. X V. Edwards made a
business trip to Water Valley last
week
Mr.. Higgins has returned home
IRON Tennessee and brought with
nun nim Two families from the same
state The neigaborhood gives
them hearty welcome.
Mrs. Steele and daughter. Mrs
Lula harris, We're the guests
Ars- Lizzie har~eii, o; lula las,
VIVA OLD GENT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
III. Zion Notes.

Mrs George White and son,
Andrew, Of CIarksdale. are visit.
ing relatives here. They wera
in the wreck near AbbevilIe Mon
day, but We are glad they escap-
ed unhurt.
Bro. Martin was with US Sun
day, but owing to the inclemencv
OF the weather We had no service
however, We are always delighted
70 have our pastor with US. We
mink the association OF pastors
IN the homes Is uplifting. Truly
the pastor who makes himself a
mutual friend in the greatest
number of homes regardless os
condition, will be among the mum
Der who will have countless
sheaves to lay down at the Mas
ter's feet.
The people here are delighted
that we are to have two services
per month, on the second and
fourth Sundays respectively.
Inc young peoples prayer
meeting convened with Mrs Steve
Galloway last week and was very
sweet and helpful. We feel that
these prayer meetings among the
young people are calculated to do
a great deal OF good. II will meet
with Mrs. Z. c. Stephens this
week.
We certainly regret to lose Mr..
and Mrs. Guy McLarty from our
midst. Oxford gained some of
our very best citizens. We beg
her to receive them warmly for
hey know what it means TO ne
eyed and appreciated.
AUGUSTUS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16

Resoii;ions Unanimously Adopted
" thc Borwaing Social and
Literary CIub.
Whereas, we realize the evil.
which must result to a state which
permits young children to- labor
~ mills and factories. deprived
oi opportunity for mental. moral.
ani physical development,
Whereas. We believe the mat
ter 81 child labor u he entirely
within the province and jurisdic-
ton oi the state,
whereas. carefully prepared
statistics show that there are now
fifteen hundred children under
the age Of fourteen years now
employed in mills and factories
in Mississippi,
Whereas the time has come for
remedial legislation in our state.
Therefore, BE il resolved, that
We. the Browning Social and Lite
tatg Nt4o- OF oxford, Miss. do
most earnestly appeal to the hon.
orao.e body Of legislators now
assembled in jackson. to enact
such laws rs will in their judv-
ment protect the best interests Of
those who by reason OF their ter
der years are unable to protect
themselves.
Mrs. David Carter. Mrs. III.
Dorro~. Mrs. W. II. Drane. Mrs.
Lille Hudson, Mrs. Rosa john
son. Mrs. K. NJ. Leayell. Mrs. r.
;. Leave.l. Mis-. Connie Lioyd.
Mrs. J. +. Nelson. Mrs. =. W.
Rowland. Mrs. James Stone. Mrs.
d. /. Sultan, Ars. II. 5. Collier.
president.
Mrs. Jas. W. Bell. Mrs. J. G.
Deupree, Mrs. +. l.. Riley. CON-
nit:ee.
Jan. 9Th, 1903.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
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