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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

foHr ANGELES, wash. Aprll
: sunrise this morning the
- 80 Washington. Tennessee
california sailed for Port
saa' where they will remain
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Representative with the fieet.l

NcpFearntaTsse WIN the ftsefsf
MAGnAffsNA Ray. Apria c.
The magnificent condition 81 the
shlps II the Atlantic fleet - shown
rs the flagship Connecticut whleh
broke her trial speed record IN lfle
run 10 reioint the fleet from San
Diego TO Magdaleua Hay. On the
lone sustained run she made an
average OF 1885 knots an hour
Taken In connection with the Il. n0e.
mile voyage through tropical va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

The cvuwd 81 deputy sheriff.
vent "a thu aabarh ia 70 great. lax
automobiles The huEx hunriea
we're 50 convey them aud their
prisoners bark - the county Sail
The display made ~ these 10
autos passing throuEh g~orHstopn
had al tho desired effect Thirty
i've deputies entered into tbs raid
fhey uceugaaa more than half Tire
sesting capacity ~ the cars
The raid included The resorts a.
Lincoln PARK. Rainier PARK. Ger.
mania park. VieanA park. Bohemian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
FIeet ItInersrr chsnaee.

WASHINGTON. April s--kn-
nonseement Vas made tnsiay that
the itinerary OF the Atlantic fleet
has been altered 10 Include Fort
Hartford. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

IF = Mullen aud Of a dis
- 49, lev ssealas paper n tbs city
f'sss'ss '.s 4. abznaonneni 81 ne
-. .s~ urhsss destraolor and
e e I. .,sassns q pFissss ea s /,
% $500. 1870, a. NE cellectien ~
s,e.ss s1aluiss 70 prove ea''rs's
a..,.-' ,.A,,esslon IN The star on
,'s lsst u the plans et this
49,. - esnAlae and ne exposure
- ean.glraey By Which an Al
sssnx made 70 make the
selIsys thai the Kafhage Ia
49, /. 4 failure awakened The
= ~ danger threatening y
~ hee q she gfeNins pan.
e.,ln~s, 4 Is barely he.i! that
- ssa AS associates vii hare
-, e earn their schemes
tnzlSh
s.t,rsassrs MAY Be Invoked
u.ass ksows that even should
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
.,,,..av d tu. Bv~w, lmsss n fsyS b
n,s,er, and hbSr Suammf My k~~afi fnllual
ms Success -Fattn 10 Be Brought Up in
C,nd Tonight

nleipal system In working order
every portion II the city would b
cared Tor and no EagbaKc would be
allowed 70 Nmain anywhere. Ever,
honest meuher ot the city council
TO-DAY h IN favef OF this plaza a.
herein outlined,
Viii CO for Nsuoht.
II the schemes Of Mullen aud his
associates prevail. all Of this pre-.
limlnafy work viii 80 for nauxhi.
Another valuable franchise viii II
Eivea away ~ the city aud the
health of the community viii be
fatuied cat "a men whose sole De.
sire viii b. "a make money. The
kAfbaEe iucinerator viii De placed
~ NlVate hands. 10 be wrecked hy
them. ar e. be turned over 10 some
corporation for the purpose Of g-a.
Grating cheap power
Quits ing districts or those reanIr.
ING Ions haula 80 the place ~ dfA.
fsosai Of ihe garbage viii h. allowed
10 suffer la fact. there will D. no
Improvement whatever over the
A"sAtNA@AH FNtAAfah IA NHAfAfg tHuaf
= hleh conditions oniY the plans OF
City Engineer Thomson can rem
edY.
First Move Tonight.
Il ID possible thar the first move
70 he made b. Mullen viii he naaae
tonight Il viii be IN the form II 4
feeoiutlon ibstraetinK the corpora.
lion counsel 70 prepare = franchise
Offering "a the hishesl tldder : con.
tract Tor the collection Of the etis :
garbage. This mAy be referred 70
the health aud sanitation commit
Zee, u which Councilman Mafphy
r chairman. or II may be passed
tonight
u Il IL Parsed t0uighf. the firht
"a prevent tbs sacceaa of Malssn :
scheme viii eore ~ when the
franchise II before the rouncii. II
E kors IN Cuuneiinan Magpkya
eammistee Il mar b. ehoknA OF
there. ~ Coaneiiuan Murphs L.
free from fhe Muiign lnfinsnee and
Al all Ilnaas has acted To she hsns
Interests ~ the reafsie IN matters
F~iasinE 20 public haalih aud sanl
fntion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
CRUISERS Are NOW
/ IN SOUND WATERS

charge OF Capt Howard. an old
time Puget sounder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

The schedule Of baseball
xsmss arranged for the leaxao
team at DuEdaiek park dafinE
tbs cslsainK seek II a. fultown
Tassea yr-sst ashinKtoa high
|. sehunl.
"Wednesday I'm Military
aeatsFrty. ct Port and
JhaFeaAY Nashtuzfou
! ilish school " TIN Alfaafs
} academy.
frtffAi Picked tram
SATURDAY Nationals.
SeadA9 Undecided. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Hoping % make political capital
out Of the Temporary suppression
Of condition which has heen in
notorious eslassnre for msnY
months the clique Of politicians
Known ~ the court hnnae rfns
late safnfaay niKhi eugine~r~a
fake raid aEAlnss the tsearketeen
rnadhounaa
EnoaaA of The smaller nv wegs
tsken IN the official dfagnst 10 give
TIA desired nffset. bat these 81 the
cfosa who really Counted fof murh
o. held any political pfrstsxe. we're
tipped oft In Adxanee
foxrs Hobefn placs. Keuerniiy
ackhoa lodged 10 De- the kluK p4n
resoFt u the class Ia the sabusb.
vas also raided. Rexet aud bis
bartender WeEo arrested AithoaEh
be dese thfee times - meeh hslsl.
hess - ans Of the Others. net one
u the llE cFpwa which usually fila
the resort vas on hand Itnxsy
had been ussed ~ IN aasaaee
and uaa prepared
The pfosrsuttnR attorney office
viii 30 aoubt - ereatiy surprised
when Ho4os ana hia bartender 80
pear IA court aud ahue that fhsy
are legally entitled 70 be liz ghelr
psn sala-en after elosiax Nstfu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

'"o'sehs At TOWNSEND.


4 nfoJ tnIted PFtts.
In IoWSSifSD. kpFilg
! I,, 'as cruisers Tennessee. Cal
! .''hia and Washington ace je
= ns.eor. The men are be.
's paid off today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
WANT A MASTER NAMED
FOR THE WATER COMPANIES
hessrs. Locke and Dekinder. the Re
ceivers, VIII Ask Judge Wadd'li
to Appoint One.

In order to wind W thu affairs vi
the Peninsula Pare Water C.mpany
and the National Water Company.
BOW in the hands OF receivers. il y
sail that an application will b" made
to Judge Edmund Waddill for tn" ap
pOinmrD o. Il master commissioner
10 take all account of h" affairs OF
the two organizations.
It is understood that the application
will be made 10 the court by M"Ssrs.
John b. Lock" and J. j. Dekindcr.
the receivers. and that several Of the
largest creditors will join in the re
quest of tn" receivers
The Peninsula Pure Water Com.
pany was organized to construct a
plant at Big Bethel ami tu orerat"
water mains in Hampton ana Phoe-
bus. A great deal Of work has been
done in building the water works AMI
reservoir and laying pipes from Bethel
to Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
WILL NOT CLOSE THE
DARING OYSTER PLANT
Capt. Hewins Says the Report is Not
Correct and That He Hopes for
Better Markets.

Capt. Charles +. Hewins. the mana
ger for Cant Frank W. Darling's "ya
ter shocking plant. said yesterday
that the Darling plant will likely no.
close down for the winter season
Cap. Hewins said tina; the visit oil
Capt. Darling in the North was in 'h'
interest of his oyster business h"r'
and that he hopes 10 be able 10 plac,
more men at work as soon as the col.
weather sets in. With a little bcti",
mark"; the big plant will probably r.
turn to its full force.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
READ WHAT MERCHANTS
SAY IN THIS ISSUE
Shoppers Time Will e. prcitably
Spent by PerusinJ the Many
hllurir9 Announcements.

Christmas choppers cannot sirhu
their I'm, t. better advanta"r than
, IN reading the many attractive an
hounr,'m OF N" Hampton m"r-
| chanr~ 70 be found in this edition
ol the Daily Press. The various ad-
,riiyrn,EtS atp gotten up in 4 most
readable share AID tn" contents coh-
! ain valuable information for thUI'
who mU,t dc me Christmas buying.
! There isn't a dun annoUnC"m"nf III
the list O' the very substantial m"r'
chants and Hampton p'npl" will ind
by reading th" aj."rts"ment that
tn, Christmas yhupping Will b" mad"
easier and il viii be valuable guide
% pres pcCliNr buyers in h" s"lcc-
! ton OF the gifts.
The aMuC uncrmrntS to be found re-
pre-, 1T all Branches Of the lrlSinrSS
life OF Hampton and in this the
merchant tel! to the OutSld" world
the sorry Of the hus'ling city.
The merchants whose ADVERTISE
m"ntS apu,a. today are:
Frankri Il ElS, imam. / kir$nrr.
Marcus, the one Price Clothirr. kirs-
ncr's New b." Xiv" store. !. r. Row"
Department Store, Wnodson y. TiG-
For. Steiner 4 KAUFMAN. S. J. Wat
sons Elrcrtical store. Ransore
nrrthrrS Phillips-l .ackcy Company,
Bank of Hampton GrorH" w. Phil
lips. Hampton Bakery, Peasants 4
Jones'. Johnson Pharmacy. HullS Gut
Rat" Drug Store. FIRST National
Bank, VI. II Morgan & Company.
Hampton and Phoehus Gas Company.
E. f. Chcvur Christian & Company
Newell & Company. Mrs. &. VI. Terry,
J. V. Wcktord. y. LEONARD.
TIL" advertisements are worth pc
ruSinG and thcr" isn't a NOR" inter
sting feature in The entire paper
than III" story 10 b" found n tn" an
nOGncrlHrntS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
MISS MO kGOMERY Ill
IN WASHINGTON CITY
Mrs. e. A. Semple and Mss Nettie
Montgomery Called to Bedside
Of Their Sister.

Mrs. Edward A. Semplc and her sis
ter, Miss Nettic Montgomery have
left for Washington in response TO :,
telegram announcing the serious i'll,
ness of their sister. Miss Homerzella
Montgomery. The message simply
stated that Miss montgomery was eX,
tremely i'll and gave no details o: tn"
nature of the illness.
Miss Lillian Montgomery, another
sister. is TO be married in Washing
ton on Tuesday to Mr.. Theodore Vena'
man and Mrs. Semplc and Miss Mont.
gomery had expected 20 leave tonight
to be present at the wedding
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
TO MOVE INTO NEW
OFFICES DURING WEEK
Agents Of Steamboat Companies at
Old Point Preparing to Go to
the Whar-Depot.

Announcement was made at Old
Point Yesterday thai all of the steam
ship agents on Old Point will re-
move during the week from the pres
ent small Office into tn" handsome
new Office, in the wharf.depot.
The depot is about completed and
he companies Will begin probably
tomorrow removing their furniture and
Offices fixtures into the new quarters.
The depot has waiting rooms tor pas
sencers and all modern Convcni"nces
and tn" present one-storv frame row
OF cffc's it is said he vii! lr torn
down.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
Matters Personal

Mrs \. l.. Henley, of Williamsburg
.tnd Mss Margaret kemr. "f Rtch.
nUnd, spent ycsterda. In rh, city a.
the guests of Mrs. Eugcnr Irwin IN
South King street
Mr. Spencer Hen.ey, uI N"jiolk Is
here 20 spend SUNDAY with l.> SiStt +.
Mis-. Eugene Irwin, in King street,
Miss Mabel Nicholson. OF Ports,
mouth is the guest OF ~" Misses
Davis. in ArmiS;cad av"nn"
Mr. William Raulch. s. Iflrr u
visit o. week In New York. is "N.
prcrrd IT, rr,uln to his hom" at Ola
Point this morning.
Mrs Cornelius G. Rrmnil:.;on who
has l,'cn ON a visit of sew, 4! months
to her mother in WrstpoIi y Y. IS
expected to return to III" CRY Tues
day!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
NEARING THE CENTURY MARK
Captain Charles Topping Observes HI
NinetAsssth Anniversary.

Captain Charles Y. Topping. 'h''
oldest living member of the Virginia
Pilots Association. and man who
knows every inch "f Hampton Reals
and Chesapeake hay. celebrated IN"
ninctv.siX:h anniversary OF his hirth
a; the home OF his daughter. Mrs
". Weber. near BuCkroe Beach. Pr
day night. Capt Topping had HI"
children and gran lChildren with him
TO h-lp observe IN" event. II" ~
vet an alert man and quit: acilN''
for his advanced lars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
R. E. LEE CAMP {. Y.
TO ELECT OFFICERS
Commander Robert K. Curtis Issues
Call for a Meeting in His o.
flee Next FRIDAY Niuht.

Commander Robert K. Curtis has
called meeting of Robert f. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. for
next FRIDAY evening. when the Off
GERS for thv next year will be selected.
The annual meeting of the camp IS
always attended by most of tn" mem
ber5 and Commander Curtis is es-
peciallv anxious 10 have full at
tnnCianre at this meeting
TIN" camp will meet with Command
or Curtis in the shcriff's office
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
MISS CUNNINGHAM CHOSEN.
She Will Succeed Mrs. Bush as Organ
ist at Hampton Baptist Church.

Miss Grace Cunningham, one of che
best known among the Young must
clans in Hampton. has been elected
the orSanist in the Hampton Baptist
church. Miss Cunningham will sue
coed Mrs. Addie Richter Bush. VIII"
resigned the position to accept stint
lar one in Norfolk Miss Cunning
ham is a trained musician and has a
thorough knowledge of The pipe organ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
Taken 70 Norfolk.

Detective Powell OF the Norfolk pc
lie" force. came TO Hampton y"ster-
day and took back with him TO Nor
felix Tohe Smith and willie Harris
he negro bows charged with stealing
> cane Detective Powell said tn"
boys arc well known in Norfolk 20,
lie" circles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
Local Men Back From Washington

ben o. Clarke. of Pho"buS. and Mes
Sis. F. +. Causey and r. S. Hudsins.
of Hampton. and Mr.. John II. Kim
hcrly. Of Old Point. returned from
Washing on yesterday. where they had
been attending the national rivers and
har bOrS congress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
Mrs. MONTAGUE En:ertains.

Mrs. EDGAR +. Montague mos; do
licni .uIlv entertained a. five hundred
in her residence in Rank street yes
'crGay afternoon. There were "1gh'
tahl"S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
Cake and Fancy Sale.

81 Agnus Guild Of old = John
Episcnpal church viii Civ" cake AMI
fancy article sale in n" hor OF
Mrs Harry y Howe. corner ARMS
cad and Victoria avenues. from " :"
. O'Clock Friday afternoon. Drc"m'
lcr IS u.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
This IL Worth READING.

Leo +. Xrlnski. OF GS Gibson ST.
Bulrc'r n V. says: Il cured the mos
annoying cold sore | ever had. with
Rucklen's Arnica SaiNc, applied
this salvr once a day for two days,
when every trace oi the sore was
gone" Heals all sores. Sold under
guarantee at All Druggists. 25c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
Mr.. Whetsfone Here

Mr Walter Whrtstone. until recon
Is ono of The receivers Of tho Hamp
ION and Ph~"bUs Gas Company. n"T
7rsiding in philadelphia. sp"nt y"st"r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
Cake Candy and Fancy Sale.

The kirCs daughters will haN" 4
Cake. CarIv and Fancy Sal" IN tho
Hampton furniture SO from :; 10 :
Y~nday 4 is desired thai al UhI
ua'Torizc this sale. Money To bc n+'''l
for tho ppCr -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
Church Of Christ.

Tn" pastor. Rev. W. X. M"tl"y vii
reach on the following subject: II
a. m. "Th" Duty # the Chris'ia
Church. Every member OF IN
church IS earnestly requested hy ;h'
i,as Tor. TO attend this service. a. mat
ter. OF vital interest 10 -" church
will b. discussed At 100 y m ~
will preach special sermon ~
Politics and : ai"smanship -'iNir
Righteousness. sunday school a.
. 10 M Y = :. {. r.. g. N
IIcuscs for rent In all sectors "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
FOR RENT.

FOR RFNT-PART OF HOt 81.
with bath. sl,'ctriC lights. etc. No
children desired Apply 22u Holt
street. Hampton. Wa. l2-lo-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

Take Your prescriptions 10 Hull )
Cut Rate Drug Store. ll'fN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

Take your prescriptions to Auid.s
Cut Rate Drug Store. ll'4-u.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
every BIT aooed 20 What You
Got. Makes JUST Little Bit More

huv voIr Clothes ~ FRaNkEL 4
EISENMAN'S and save 20 P"r cont
actual money. "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

II Your Physician
Writes charity on your pr scription
We will Ill them free OF charge.
CONGDON PHARMACIES. 10 l6'tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

Q Several uodcrp houses for rent =,
". II. MORGAN & CO II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

FOR FTr" Insurance. Sc W /"
LACkEI. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

Uuu'ci for rcnI--all sections. Sc,
NJ q l.ACkEY II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

Houses for rent In all sectors
" MORGAN & CO l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-24
Toccnpnla News.

The Methodist meeting, which
was being conducted by Reys. II
:. Spragins. Of oxford. and j. X.
Robertson. Of this place, came to
close Friday night with I'VE adj
d.ti0ns to the church.
Mcssrs. John Snort and Claude
Moore attended the Association
at Liberty Hill the first Of the
week.
Mrs. bon Perkins will leave
for Memphis Monday to select
the fall stock OF millinery for the
firm ot Furr & Perkins.
Miss Winnie Bryant left Mon
day for Holly Springs where she
will attend school this year.
Prof. Cooper and Miss Reeves
attended the examination at Pom
totoc Friiay and Saturday.
y Students Christian AssOcia-
ton has been organized b. TIE
teachers ana students OF the pub
lie school with a membership near
80. This organization promises
to be Il great success and vii
prove to be q great pleasure tC
those who attend.
MAGNOLIA,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-24
SpigLt Dcclarcd Nominee.
Senator Mahon Makes Statement
Regarding his Rae.

Holly SPRINGS. Sept. f7th.
After the Congressional Execu-
tive Committee mad met here to-
day and caEvassed the returns Of
The District, and declared Capt.
-pIcht the nominee. the members
went 10 the Office of Senator II.
X. Mahon and found him bus.ly
engaged rCirg over Some chan
Gerry matters. When notified Of
the result Of the committee meet
ing, he said in his characteristic
manner:
well, | have made my cam
paisd upon a high plane and
elosedit with myowa self respect.
When | entered the race / had
but little acquaintance ard ncf
political influence il the district
that 1 could command. and l net
my opponents before the people.
t9c whom stood, upon ny own
metal and merit. and | an proud
that many have rallied u nv
standard u Ideas OF the duties U
pubic men, and my views on
public issues. There was at the
close OF his campaign q healthy.
growing sentimca. Tor ny cleo
ton.
There vas, - you know, a
strong sentiment in this district
to give the Old Confederate vete-
ran, Captain Spight, one more
term, which resulted in his cleo
ton, and many of those who
shared IN this sentiment pledged
ne their support in ny future
political efforts.
No man loves his friends mere
than do, ana want T. thank
those who have supported ne 80
Loyalty IN this ambition and saw
% them that there IS net any,
thing that is TOO good for them
THAI IS within my power. and 10
say further that We are not de-
feated; We are only de.ayed.''-
COmmercial-A rDpaL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-24
MT. Zion Notes.

The farmers are quite busy
harvesting the fleecy staple.
many think the crop a great deal
shorter than that Of last year.
We are glad to know that Mas
ter Gayle Russell is well again
after a severe attack OF conjestive
fever.
Miss Jessie Butler has gone to
Oakland to hll her sister, Miss
Maude's place in the school as
teacher. Miss Maude being un-
able to 50 at the opening Of the
school.
Weare anticipating 4 good time
At Zion Sunday. There will be
an all day service, dinner on the
ground. Our pastor, Rev. y. \.
Martin, who has been absent fol
quite awhile on account of sick
ness. will be with US and preset
at II am and the afternoon vii
be given to a song and mission
airy service. The Juvenile Mis-.
s.onarys will have their meeting
after which will have a talk by
Mrs. T. J.. Binford, Of Waite.
Valley, our district secretary oil
the Woman's Foreign Missionar,
society. Everyone who car
should avail themselves Of thi.
opportunity. Mrs Binfori is ful
OF enthusiasm and wisdom in thit
great work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-24

Nes~rs. ". +. Mclarsy and "
d. Austin returned Friday from
the Association.
Friday vas an enjoyable day
AZ Grandpa Ells Martin. Al.
their chitlren, grand chiIiren
and great grzad chi .ren we're
with him. Tie has seven children.
, grand children and four grea.
grand children living. Mr.. Mar
TIN = 80 years odd ald his vile i
y sumptou- dinner vas had
They had been married - Yeas.
Nr. J. y M-La.;y l. attending
court thi- week.
Al present enjoyed the singing
n Mr.. r =. Stribliag's SUNDAY
afternoon.
Misses Susie and Willie Nc
Larty and brother. Newell. attend
d preaching II Toceopola Friday
hight.
sic. 2. L. McLarty and family
visited Mr. W. L. McLarty ami
family Sunday. Blue Bird.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-24
Noa-2eslasEt No;iee.

TIE STAT lE NIs-I--Pg-.
iCouucy Il Lafayette. - -
To TIE unknown ptg--ts 81 Ia H.
FAINT Lzz.e Stay, Defendants. Yea
are commanded TO appear before the
taaaeers Neurt oi Las yette County
ia >,tii Sfata. II the
FOURTH 5:OEDAYC OF NOVEMBER,
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70 SOW cause why the adoption Of
the sal5 Lizzie May, which is prayed
Tor N . certain petition in said court
y D. =, spd j.. i. i.rewrr. AMI III
" niea Yoa are defendants, should not
be granted
This tae 223 Gay If sept. i. D. 1905
u =. WOODWARD, Clsrk.
l.. c. ANDREWS.
Sol. tor COmplaiuauts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-09-24
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Tie dzoath was broken by a
nice rain which fell here Satur-
day night. The cotton crop Is
cut O. u great deal since the dry
weather set n. The farmers are
looking quite blue over the cot
tn crop and The low price.
MIR. j. V, Slate was in Oxford
this week.
MIS- Reed. II Missouri, IS visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Rudder.
Sir. \. Tucker has returned 10
his hone in Illinois.
Mr.. Fred Browning and sister.
Miss Helon. visited their cousin.
Ne. 7. 7. Gamble and family.
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Hargis McElroy has re-
turned . his home IN Burgess.
alter spending several weeks with
MIR. J.. ". Slate.
We are glad to know that Mrs.
Rudder Is reported to be better
@SA4z i4lte II.
We are sorry that il is reported
that our friend sir. S. W. Smiths
place IS for sale.
Rev. Newton Smith and wife.
OF College Hill, were in our midst
last week.
Misses Lotiie and Irene Gam
bic entertained Saturday night
quite a number OF their friends
With enjoyable games and PLAYS
after which delicious cream and
cake was served.
Mrs. f. Deshazo, of Piera. was
the guest Of Mrs. Simmons a few
days ago.
The Messrs. Norwood, of Bur-
CESS, were the guests of the Mes
sers. Gamble last Saturday and
Sunday
Mr.. Cleveland Frazier, Of Har-
montown, was among friends and
relatives here last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Tecie Delbridge returned
to her home in Oxford last week.
after spending several weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. Mamie L. Slate.
On account of the illness Of the
pastor there was no preaching
here Sunday.
Mr.. /. Q. Davidson, of Oxford,
was here last week.