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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
HimeDeO en- CiaIes.
Sc aseguTa que hay m0nOp0IiO
de pan.
PrODOHd0B> >dOIsgOde 4 10 Cimarl pOr o. dIStrItO
0l SOhgF FriReIsG0 COlra.
HimeueO en- Ciales.
(De goWes8rO oOrrespOm8aI).


Agssto 21.-HR salido nominad0 para
H8CPetRRi0 do la OoEte municipal, de Ms.
matt uuggtrO amigo particular don GuHtA'
70 Vida. Ls fsliCitRmos,
Ell domingo pasRdO ContFsjo matFim0'
MO CRt6IiCo en- eAtR CiudRd 81 ComeFciants
do oata pla8a dOn Pslegrfu Pav6n, sl que
BRli6 para los EStadoB UnidoG On union de
90 diatiDguida eBposR.
Sc 0BsguFa quo en- cate pueblo EXITS
m0nop0li0 en- 10 ventB de pan. Eats ar
tfculo % expOuds RctuaImsnts dos GEN.
tRvoB el bolIO dc 13O grRmoB rsBultRndO
qne IN b0llo de una libra Cue8tR al pueblo
6 CentavoB 10 que CEeOmoB dObs vsndsrlO
mas baFato. SobEe eGt lIRmamos IL stsn'
Ci6n del hon. alcRlde, administrator de lOH
inteEsBsa del pueblo para que procure hR'
cor CESAR GBte eBtRdo de coHsa en- psFjUiCio
de Bua adminiatFadoA En- Is pH6xima ha'
bIRFGmos mas clare.
-Ha GStad0 On eBta Ciudad sn RBuntoB
del HsEviCio Mr.. Adams, inspector de po.
icfa. TRmbiea hR eBtado Mr.. ChaB MR.
mes de iguRl cargo.
=PHontO empsgRR6n Les GbERB en- pro.
yoCt0 , al efscto "a han lido enviado8 al
DePaRtRmsnto4 COrE0Bpoudisnte IoB pianos
neCeBsEiOB para su spFobaci6n.
-Hs dsd0 COmisngo LOS tFab sjog do
aOeEaB On BuB CREaG que tiens inc9das en-
este pueblo al aoaudslsdO propietnrio don
GenaPo Sierra. Lo mismo hBR6n vRrioa
pKopietaEios On bian del -oRnato do este
pueblo.
-VAEios Cas0B de viEusIaa % prsBsnta'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

UN ARTIOULO que mersCe sl mrjor
Cr61itO Cd sl IRON SAN LUIS" que expon.
den los BtflorsB Alvarez Hmno., en- ca co.
tablscimisntO do la oalls dc San JoR6 z.
No Contiens 'BuHtRnciA nocivAH , sstk Rs.
ComendRdO como IN mSgnifico TeconBtitu'
ysnte. En- lA Ciudsd = en- lG iHlH, On to-
dos LOO GstAbleCimi0ntos de liCores no Ba
H0liCitR NADIA mas que RON SAN LUIS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

81 dsba OOnutEuiF. POFo ihombre! Nj
adn ls1 leyo8 qus les COnvisns han do
CumpliF Lon Rfoi0nRdoU & 0lla8l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

Ci6n pEusbRS. No. 1882. EI pueblo con-
ira GumeEHindo FSFn6ndez. Abuse con-
fangR. No 14O3 Ell puubIo contra Vi
daI santsna. Homicide vOEuntsrio.
Para OctubFo 6, msFtsu No, 1873,
I'll pueblo contra Felix M0Etfuaz. Fals e.
OaCi6n pEuabaa. No. 1885. ~ pusblo con-
tEa Pedro AgOHse. ABelinatg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

AL REOIBO De SO snviamou &
vueItU de CoEFsO IN rslOi Elgin gAEantiEa.
do poE dies Hfios, , pOE SO Tomitimos una
Juan p. Il. &p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
JUAN BRASCETI
Director IlIE0HHm0

81 asUDto de Honduras paFsce habsTSs
quedRdO dOEmidO. Dsude que Mr.. Bacon
HRli6 pOEa Puerto Rico = ns hiEo cargo del
aaunto el HoCEstsFiO de EatAd0 Mr.. Root,
EOdO pRFec0 paFmRnsCsr en- BiIsnOio. 81
pEsSiasnEs D6viIn, jtfs del gObierno dc
HOndurnV, no declare dibpueBto tOdo,
RntsB que devoIvsF 81 egeqWGtWr al con-
sui dc SOS FstadOs UnidoR On ls Oeibs; sl
Cual consul, On union de otEoB vArios
C6nSulGB extr anjsTOU, foe expu'Gndo de
RquellS Eep6bliCs, porqu0, uOg6n siEms sl
pFOHidents D6vila, hSbfsSs mesClsdo On
aBuntOs infOFioEe8 de aqusl pafs. LO 6uiCo
que 90 pabe % que sl gobisFuo de los Es'
tadoB Unidog hs nombFRdo otro miniItEo
de aquel pals en- HOnduTaF. La diploma.
CiR RmsEiCana no hR Conteatado todavfR, &
juEgsF pOE Lea noticiaS de 10 pTenSs 0rAs'
ricaDa, & lRB mAnifellACione1 del gobisrnO
% Honduras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
MOVlMIENTO De BvQuES.

Vapor "MonsaErat. ."-LlegaFG 81 %
procsdents de EspahA y BaldE6 81 miRm0
dfa para IR HabanR, con CaTga y PaEaje-
rOB.
Vspor feanc6g "PFeBidents" Ee GSpsTa 81
26, Haliendo sl mi0mO dfa para Saint Tho
mas.
Vapor Montreal. l."-LIegar6 del 8 al 4
do setiembrS y HaldFA 0l miImo diS para
Puerto Plata: sdmits CaFgG J paOIjsEoG.
Vapor espa1oI Juan FoEgGE." E."-HRCiR
eI a del Corrients nPgSrG EonC0 pToCs'
dents de CanaEiRR y BSguiE6 diEGCtamOnts
Santiago de CobS, HRban0, CGrdenRg,
Glen Dfuegos y New Orleans.
VapoT eSpaflol "PusEto RiCo."- Sali6
de BiTcaIonR el 18 dc AgoHtO para On
naEiAS, San Juan, MaySgUsE, Ponce, Sam
tiago do Cubs, HabsBR y New OTlsGnB.
Vapor espafiol "MaEtin SAOns. Sal
dr6 sl 3 do ssptiembrs do BaEC6Ions paFG
Oan0Rias, San Juan, Ponce, Santiago de
OubL HabRna. MatsnEos Y New OEleana.
ron On 81 barEio de TOEo negro Ios que da'
daB Lac mOdidag tomRdas pOF laB 8utOEida'
den locales han gidO tOtAImOntS ds1spsE0'
Cido8.
-Por sl policfa Elisso Psrsz fa6 Bor'
pRandid0 IN eiudsdRn0 vGndiOnd0 billOteB
de la LotsEfR do SSntO Dimingo oCupGn'
dole "a psdszOs J pOni6ndolo & digpoGi'
Ci6n del E0Cto jQOE de pas don Jos6 NiGYOI.
Sc 8gsguFR que lo1 GleCtoEOs do digtRi'
30 prOpondR6n para dGlSgsho II CGmaEa
q OOnseCusnta pRtriota dan Francisco
OoiPn.
En go imPCOlGR 3 Vnd0 p8pGl a.
P8n6diOo Vio5o s o2.OO IOB 48 kiIoB UR
gutsLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

In UD8 ImpE00l0 @ VUn00 P8n0l @
PSEi6diCo yfs8o o2OO IoB 48 kiIoB en-
yuidsL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

go e' n'imeF psFfo1n egjalstiVo de IL
CuaTta l'giGlatuTS a. 1elPgato pEopuuo
que tOd4' las obFna pdhncss' gus "a rsa!i'
gar On u0Fto Rico con djoero do este
pueblo fueFHn constFoftas pr oil departs
mN~tO de InteFior E.o dios "a icy F. .
Eaksr $50 % 10 l'gs. D ade b CO item.
po he We lido oomsIt6 doaa @, In iss Ia
ileg'li1Rd de qus Q dspsEtamsnto de
IustTuccifn PdbioA Sin cspa i1ad ain
deFechO TARA eilo se dsdiqus & constFuir
cases agcu"IGG. La spmiauda del 1slegaf q
aludid0 paa6 en- RmbAB C6maFas Ia lev
dice, qus "a depart t"mouto del I I1tsFioF de.
be intoTVsDiF en- Ia Oonatrocci6n de- lss
OaSas eBcue'NG; siendo 81 de todos modou. ct
Responsible. Uns cGss para sBcueay 90
este Const'uyendo en- 9Rn Jusn. No "a
8Rb0 poE.qu@ hA sucedido, perO el heoho 90
que en- la oonatTuCci6n hs hAbido derFum.
beB. RumOTsB E6biicOs hacen temsr qus
eco conjunction neceSits ReE i;ventigad
poF Ia pub!iCidad. Isl dspsFtAment0 de
InatFuCci6n P6bliCR, como iDgsnioro, e8
C6!ebFs en- la iSlP. 81 el dapsFtamsnto del
Interior, deClinS ConHtEuiF edificios ptibli.
COS do In iVla, csc depArtamGnto ent6 fAl.
tandO lR l0'. LA CoFFsUpcndencis"
llsmR Ia atanCi6n acsFCR dc este punto qua
Oonsi larR de impOEtanCia, poEqus pueds
daE ocsgi6n & 4us 90 deTHoche ol dinero
del pueblo. 81 ComiDionado del Interior
90 TegponBsbl0 de eaoa dOTRumbeR, Dor
que 81 O0nRi0nte que, fAlt6ndosO 6 Ion pFO.
CPPtoH dc 10 Icy FOFaksF, hRya en- Ia inla
stFaS gsntal quO COnBtEUyGn sdifOiog que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

A Mr.. Taft disrOn un bRnquatO y, aun'
que laB honorablsB peEnonaH que 81 ROu'
dieF0n BRbsn gobsFnRTse & gf miGmOI = no
han nacido en- niogunR Fep6bliCA OOmv"Isi
"a, en- el bauqusts hubo IN Gerio diOguuto
que, no Ger poE Ia eneTgfa dc Mr.. Taft,
no 80 Babe como hubiers tsTminRdo. 81
Origsn del diSgustO fac una retiCanciR, De
no GsfioF dijeF0n que ibS q votar por Mr..
Taft, no obltAnts ger dem6CratR. Como
tel safioE era Gmpleado, mOatF6Is IuuCepti'
BILE pOEqus OEey6 que 10 que 90 dAbA en-
tender era que 81 votAEfa poF Taft para
OOnlaEvAE % smplso. En- VerdAd que la
C0uA no 81 del otrO jusvSs y que vOtOD do
enc Olage On todsU parties BU0lO habeFl0g &
poFEillO. AcRIo OBO senior sea an histerieO
de Los que 0l speaker cannon he denunCiA
do On On pAfA NRdis hubieEG psnGado
que BuCeptibilidadsU do gs1 OlRae, hubierAn
BuHgidO entire hombreU, gus no IOlo GgtGn
educ0doB, GinO qus a8sguTan que gBtGu
GduCandO & lOB demG8...,.....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

81 pr Gidonts Roousvs trAta do mrjo'
Ear Las condolences Banitsriss eCon6mi
cas- de farmers. agFiCu!toFeg y Osmp0sints
do loo tEHtados UoidoR. AIgunoG pSri6di
O9B tomRn ESQ IL bFomR hacan pinto
reScaB CHEiOatuEas A'gunOU de In opoBi-
Cf6n piGnGan que la protection & los farmsrs
d. lR gran OREuRlidsd que coincide con Gl
periodic electoral y con 81 empefio que
demuOntEa Mr.. Bryan, candidate dem6crR>
tR Ia pTeIidsncia, en- obtsneF recurIos
para los gOBtoB GleotoERlog, del bolBillO de
los farmers. PeEo otTos pisngan que ltiene
gran imp0rt0nCiR 10 Tsaoluci6n del pFeBi'
d0nte, poTque neOGHitGn muchIH OoAAG que
mojoTar log que oultiVRu IL terra en- Aquel
pAiR N6t0S0 que ol pTs1idente no pATeCs
paFtidSFio do 10 d0noBG tGoris dc que los
RgTicultoTeg 90 lea debe abAndonRr en- Bus
tFibulaCiODaI, p0Eque no Sc debs L'gtslGT
para 0gGSeS .deteTmiRGdG0; tsoFiO que los
sen norteam0FiCRnoB del Oongoio EjO'
CutivO utiliEaEon pAFA OpOnsEg0, con OsnBu
Fabsa tam0Fids6, & Ia contradiction de IN
GmpEeItitO para que Puerto Rico pEotegi0'
"a auH agEiCult0Es1, eBpsOialments & los
dc cafe. En- los EStldog UnidoB 90 eat6
pFobAndO, para quisn 1sp1 obIsrvAr, quG
l0G llRmRdog NStOdOs GmsTi0GnOS On Puerto
Rico, son C0nRB soueotiaimRm snts diOtinta
de lOH m6todOH RmsEioNuoI en- lOB EStRdo8
UnidoH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

So Gabs que Ol pFelidents RooHeVo't eB
hombrG de fraGGB Ds elias Abundsn OuS
libroI. De elias est6n CoImSdoH su1 dis
CuTgos y aus OAEtRG. 81 los ejemploS de
los noTtsRmeFiOAnoB debsn BeF gPguidoB
por 0qusllOB hombrsB pOr aquslloB pus'
bios que no eat6n CapaoitRdoB para COB az
naEsG 6 Of miTmog, eB 8vidente que lN fra
Bg0lOgfA do Mr.. RooBOv0It deb1 GsEvirlen
de maestro. UltimRm0nte h8 dicho en- un
diSCuFBO en- ID academia naval de Newport:
no Se CANA NjNgWaG PsEoa san pegGr dorO, y
OF n6S impsTdOnGbLO error que pWede come.
terSe es pegGT bIGNdO. Ou8lquieE 6l6sofo
podrfR da,iF & los que piOnBRn qQ0 sl me
joR element0 para gRnaF bAtalIAB on el
CsESto ample: iCaTtG ts eScfGbOl 81 me-
TODD que diotG Mr.. Roosevelt no tuv0 on
Bug labiOI exoOpOi6n sIgunG. Pueblo qus
qutoTs Pedimirse, no tiene psFd6n ii p0ga
blando. NstuTalmente que pegaT an ests
GCepoi6n aupe nPmoS que BiguifiCu, dessTro
liar todG lO intSligsnci0, toda IL faeEzA
pHfquiCO, tOdS lN 0neFgta de 10 cullura
del penss miento, ara v1oc]r a Iou enemi
gos de IaO ibGFtadeG 1T pueblo an que 90
hs nacido. Por 10 tAnta, Si hay quisn
quiera Gprendsr ssGU dootEinau Gepu que
ol prGSi 4snts Roos.vslt b ito mas ia
En- uuR CaFts eaCFit4 much ch - Ae VS.
hington eB dice: Ell espiritu que triunfa, es
Ell que no h10s trGmoas para Obtener sus
6TitOs Ah7ra, cu+lqui-v fi6s f, uo4,f,
deciF los aefOrss in0OrpO, odOs: Ic14ta te
eg0TibOI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
o Correspondence do PuoTto Rico.

PREGIOS De SVSGRIPCION En TODA LAISLR.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23
'THE FOOL y HIS
EEr 2 "
L.

We know q q few people who
continually - on. Of their way
u a=-oGsrala nat certain things
ought to Dc or ough, 10, 10 De.
These msa and the inner work
lls @ their lizzie brain : vel
known u any person OF sense
and 13t oEly this, but If the mean.
1--ty tricks-the inner Eyes-of
s-ca people Wee known j. would
-4ze many columns Of q large
paper TO portray the Gevi.try
these characters keep busy IN
trying - hide. Tbs character
WI eeasure loudly TIE victim Of
IS malice. ye5 &c VIII sneak
round ana swiEG.e tee widow and
Tie orphan and caH that business.
Yes. Il IS business, bu: II tie
lowest meaRest sort. \ picture.
true y lie. II the class Of per-
sons named elolazcn "a the his
tory Of some we know, yet these
imps are 20 small that space
should &c worth more.
However, believing in the e.er-
nal reward Of truth, We think the
oes, way to purify q community
Is % cal names, cite facts in the
lives Of such people, then leave
the matter FOR honest men 10
Judge. We have a few in mind
who talk regardless OF facts. take
special interes, in crying down
our interests until We feel it prop
CT - draw z few pictures-not
pen pictures but pictures from
life. Ii there be no skeletons in
the closet, no black places in that
life you assume to lead, all right.
but II you 90 live in a glass
house. your folly may fall in on
your head.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23
ALL THE sppaTiNuNEws.

The steady reliability with which
The Chicago Record Herald presents
the sporting as ys Of tue wh l. c1un
try each day has malt i: an AUTHORITY
IN This isid- Il mas 4 large stan of
editors aud Reporters to handle the
teseg aDhic mVt-r aui gather tae
local news IN this important depart
insult alone. In the sunday Record
iieraid this department has aseparat-
sI2piement OF Jour pages-1 newspa-
pss in itsslf-in which ali the latest
sporting news il Presented with uu-
nteraGs illustrations. Al that is Ut
Ia has -Oal., fuotJIn, rIclns,
a~the.etica, aGtcmO ling, yatcaiaE,
< Il, learis, pagii-m, &lIt-i : ana
OtAsg sppr,s can l.a.s b3f.uai here
along with mary sre,i al articles By
experts OF national reputation. Tas
lice rd-herali - a favs.iSs ansuz
lovets OF sport becsuse Us spor,Iog
arr Written Dy .men WHO
know"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23
Legal Advertisements.
Notice TO Bridge g,i,-.-

FuoAc notice Is hereby given that
Tue undersigned Will receiv- So,
olds up TO Il O'Clock. noon. on F1+.-
cay August ttl, for the building of =
1F!cge across Clear Greek. mar =
DlAard's place, on tie Ovf.-5 -
PanOla road al"
az above mentioned bids are :,
D i-t OFT separately aad u be- done
according % plans and sys-ia.affon-
~ 2" NE 10 Hy once. The sgec-es
oi@lsr VII be required to furnish
"ltl two or more good securities -.
i4.tAi-. performance Of the cnnrrac,
Boari ~r-aeeyes the right Ia p
!eet any and all bids, and On tee ~ama
Gay let the same vi al public outer
- q lowest n best bidders. The
scars reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. 1
". il. WOODWARD. CLERK.
oxford, Miss, july nth. Is0s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23

Prof. Cooper is here this weak
working in the interest OF the
school which he Will teach here
this year.
Misses Garnett Fur and Scott
White, of oxford, are visiting
relatives here this week.
Messrs. Ed Short and o. B..
Boone are both wearing radient
smiles this week because Of the
recent arrival at their homes of
an heiress and ar heir reSpec-
lively.
Our base ball team has gone to
Spring Hill where they will again
encounter the Rioters on their
home diamond.
The lawn party at Mr.. John
shorts Friday night was a high
ly enjoyable affair. The house
was tastefully decorated and the
lawn was beautifully lit up with
japanese lanterns.
The Rev. Mr.. Brandon will
preach at the Christian Church
this week.
Mr.. I. 7. Gilmer IS in Michigan
arranging n course in law.
Our young teachers all return
ed home from the Normal at the
University this week.
y litt!e work towards cleaning
UP the rubbish and repairing the
sidewalks would add greatly &c
The appearance OF our town. Why
not see u this? MAGNOLIA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23

In is53 there wa c great tra; Of
diauhoeA, dsseatsry and cholera in
fautum. Il was AZ this time that
Clam5erl4ins Cole, cholera and
~DlarFLoe2 Kennedy vas frst brought
lnto use. 1t proved more successful
than any other remedy or treatment.
ana mas Tor . years maintained that
record IRON . small beginning its
sate n Use has extended 10 every
part .. the United States and - many
foreign countries. Nine druggist out
1i te Viii recommend it wnel tEesr
opinion l. sssed. although they hav-
'tner u4~uiciIes tnat pay them a
greater profit. II IA always be de-
p-a1~d upOu- even IN the most severe
ana dangerous cases. For sac 5y eli
druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23

The heath - OR community
Is very god 4, this w-ilinz.
The farmers are about through
aging by.
We are having plenty OF rain
at present and the crops are look
ing Gae.
Rev. Claude Bfisc1 filed his
appointment here TIE second
Sunday, and had large and az
preciative audience to near hin.
Our Sunday scaoolis progress
ing nicely now.
Mrs. Lilly Seicersa and children
OF IGpelo, i visiting her mother,
Mrs. Allie Il 3be.ts1n.
Several Of our young people
attended the picnic ut Herkias'
Mil Friday and all report a nice
time.
MIR. F. c. Dulin and wife visited
relatives at Yellow Leaf last week
Alr. Jesse Bradley spent sever
Al days last week wi.h his moth
eF, Mrs. Ike Brown, South of
Oxford.
Mrs Allie Robertson and daueh
ter, Mrs. Lilly Seigers, visited
relatives at YELLOW Leaf las. week
Ar. I. d. lsUm and Mss Netie
Cathey, of Burgess, visited
friends at Tyro Saturday ana
Sunday.
Messrs. Allie and Jack billiard
spent Sunday with Mr. Viii
Browning.
Mr. u. Y. Robertson and Mss
Eirgie Brown, OF South Oxford,
are visiting relatives and friends
here this week.
Master Erie Moore, Of Oxford.
is visiting his uncle, Mr.. viii
Browning.
Mr.. John Turner and family. of
Water Valley, are visiting rela-
lives and friends here. They will
leave in few days for Oklahoma.
where they Will make their future
home.
The match game of base ball
played Saturday between Clear
Creek and Stacy, resulted in a
score of 20 to 6 in favor of Stacy
We understand that there will
be a picnic at Burgess on We'd
nesday, July 10Th. Rex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23
DC -1-


Gons- a72sa
NE are having some rain now
zC4 everything j. booking pros
porous
Quite a large crowd attended
church here sunday aEi the
Andrews Chapel meeting viii De-
gin tae third Sunday in August.
We hope - have . coed meeting
Rev. V. p. Heale=tan and
family. q Oxford. are IN tae
farm here where they viii spend
several weeks.
Nessr-. Ellis Gamble ard Ben
ME White have entered the Price
school. where they vii snacI TWO
months in The summer school.
III. Il Bird, oi Tyro. ives here
Sunday.
Some O our people attended
The Dean picnic north Of the river
.ast week.
Ar. Goodwin. Of North Caro-
Ina, spent several days here last
Week with old trends.
Ar. 40 Meets and family. Of
Sar4.s, was with LIS lalaer-ia-
lax here last week.
Misses Lotde and Irene Gamble
nave returned home after spend
Ing q month 1t the University.
sir. Ia Frazier, OF Harmon
Town, was here Saturday and
sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23

Mrs. Emma Morgan Is on the
sick Est this week.
N-. l. D.. Kinney ard VIE
were called % Shiloh sunday By
the serious illness VI their brother
Mr. JEFF Fuller.
Mr.. 2. Wilson returned home
Friday after several months stay
n Memphis.
The ice cream supper al Mr.
VIII Wilson's Saturday night
was enjoyed BY ali present and
everyone had a nice time and
plenty If ice cream and cake.
Miss Gladys Short. Of Oxford,
is spending a few weeks with her
grandmother.
Mr.. Willie Hyde begun his
singing school at Bluff Springs
Monday.
The protraeted meeting viii
begin Sunday. Aug. 9Th. Let
everybody who can do go, at
end each service during the week
Miss Dinkie Wiley, of Hope
well, is with US again and is pro-
crossing very nicely with her
school ~ Concord.
With best wishes TO the dear
old EAGLE and its many readers,
ne remain. X.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23
South Yo-ona Ney

We had nae rains Sunday after
noon, which was highly apprec.-
a,ed.
The crops are fairly good.
notice some fields that will ave.
age two ears TO the stalk, wnil4
others average aboutthree stalks
y the ear where Il mad sunere-
for rain.
Mr.. V. F. Lamband family are
visiting relatives Near New Il
5any tais week.
Mrs. Elton HartsdelI has been
on the sick list several days, but
We are glad 10 learn she IS better
Mr.. '. Is. Smith and wife visit
81 their daughter, Mrs. Ellea
Thweatt Sunday.
Slrs. Teet, OF near Paris. visit
81 her sister. Mrs. Major Thwea.t
We r glad u hear from al,
parts o. tie county through TIE
EAGLE. W.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23

Mrs. Se Ward e-c y rtav
i0r Texas % be absent several,
Neek
Sir. Ton Wi'= r. = OXFORD.
vi-i-~- his ala-. Nrs. Bes3e.
who Is very sick
W. L. i. 2ett IS
-e-1e8 -c t.s
MIS- French We,ea. = King
don visited her sister, &rs N-a
Mitchell. last week.
Tie lightning killed a 5ns
T. cu COW :1e -. /. y. Brum-
nett Saturday uEet.
Dir. Wash Parhau ard VIZ
visited Mr. Lee Maths Sunday.
Mrs. \. 3. Movrls ana .sii-s
Cara Lee Hauptz-, ot 0xt5rz.
PASSED THROUGH or Ee-.e iowa
last week on their way = VS.,
relatives al Lafayette Springs
and T1ecopJla.
There Will be = match game q:
base ball n Mr. #eica's pasture
Saturday afternoon. P4rs..
NJ. s. 5. y eo--er one OF the
best machine agents ocr country
has ever had. He : dsr5s.ac II
q great many Ers--class machines
an1 keeps busy al tie uue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23
Notice 20

The undersigned viii receive sealed
bids up 70 O'Clock pm on Thursday
aug; oth, for furnishing record and
DOCKS, tax receipts and war
rant books and pay certificate books
tor the county and county, district Of
hcers as provided By law for the two
years enoing July 1. 1910, and the sue
eessiui bidder viii De- required 10 rIve
a pond OF $500 with two Or more eopd
securities 0 rthe faithful performance
OF IhIs contract, which work Will n.
Done n conformity wiki Sections I7,;s
41os $40 and 477l, Code OF 1906. ana
Board ~eserv the right to reject
any and ali bids.
W. NJ. WOODWARD, Clerk.
oxford, Miss, July II, 1905.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23

nun q T.. EtsDoN.E.
We can at a..ar t. tae nm.
n7uneau-nt Is taa E,clr
ee IF T. n. g. 81. .H- aae o,
Ia -, a- d e.aaI1.e f.-
Congress from this disc SIR
Hroaua mes before 'he ,a
w--a tae hi-hcs. end
4 H g graduate II tile STATE
University. a lawyer ct r-.-i-
nee and she equal .. bis dis
aa-ai=L OPP aea, Fle fsl-
i."as resolutions vere r;e.
Is tie Taliatatcii- ratv Ge--
rc-arle Convent
Where H.-. g.. e.. Braae
D. aw e-Ili4l-. ..r c.r.
le a,lre re l-=- ea. Il Til.
county offer. There ~
yei uy rle .ro.rst- II
Ial4alatrale county IL e-nver-
TIN assembled.
l~,-We hereby er5. me
ca1lld fcy II C1l-. lf. H--on
iur e.n-re-- iuu ta. Second
Congress. -a. I-~,-.. anIples
h-n n-- r il -e
coming primary
--Il1- we 81 -e-l o.
Hem O.
On Gl- oa4l u.=s.-t gl1s.
Ran lttaa -..
L.t-t g. represent taeu taa
RATS et e. --r-~
--IGa, SIR E- az
citizen. 90 SQUAD ara
trs- ue1 and o. M
1v1-l--. and We view ,
1 --- approval t.- -1
&~- Ire con
A. e t ai- ls a- ElE r
g. e-r county and ls--.e. i lie
sl-- e -a1
-We arg al < his
f. tbs c e.
rs IN tl- lay e -e s--
-a- -E early ans Lax
tie q SUI te9w-
eaeE. G1@-s Il EraE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-23

Hon. Leland L. Pearson was
born in Pa-1la County - years
ago. and has lived in the same
county ever since. He came of
humble pa-eata-e, his only hertz
leiu- a good name. C.rcum-
stances eve such tlaG the prIvI-
secs ana terelts of the public
schools were denied him. Atthe
t-e & Is year.. the support III
hI- fathers family GevJivel up1g
HIM: and he accepted the r.
spou-ibai-y with irdomi,ahl=
courage and q .ir.- that did not
.4;er.
IT. beginning the discharge II
his ex--ulralaary responsibility.
ne deemed himself fortunate la
securing even lie humble en-
p.oyuent IT hauling sand for
atraeto-s. Tl- he wAs ma
BLEED to % beca se "a >ymra-lrar
nd w1= A--. e-ea-l g. ~l
him On 3 c-.l.-. D l.5c1 nal lu3
q one I-- il
his bushes
- a--H4 81
ana uareul-1 ana
1---1 & a- l.
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