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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
A Horrible i4old.up.


About ten years ago my brother
was held up In his work, health and
happiness by what was believed to
be hopeless Consumption, writes W.
r. Lipscomb, of Washington, N. z.
HE took all kinds of remedies and
treatment from several doctors, but
found no help TIL he useG Or. Kings
New Discovery and was wholly cured
by six bolt, He is a we'll man to-
day It's quick to relieve and the
surest cure for weak or sore lungs
Hemorrhages. Coughs and Colds
Bronchitis, La Grippe, Asthma and all
Bronchial affections. soc and sl.OO'
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by VIII
kinson & Co. j r. Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23

II people with symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger they would without loss OF
time commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy. This great remedy stops
the pain and the irregularities, siren.
rthens and lids up these organs and
there is no danger of Bright's disease
or other serious disorder. Do not dis
regard the early symptoms Wilkin-
son e Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
WILL sINNOCK
DOWN IN DEFEAT
Quincy Golfer Who is Well Known 70
keokuk Golfers Unable to Lead
Field at Decatur.

DECATUR, H., July 2S.-Sinnock,
the golf champion of the Central III
nois Country Club association, was
defeated in the first round Tor the
championship cup Thursday by Bunn'
~ Springfield. The score was ] up.
Roth men halved the eighteenth hole
and the match. They played an extra
hole for the tie. Sinnock fell down
IN the difficult putt, losing the matcn.
rhatterton. of Springfield. defeated
calender. of Peoria, in the second
round. The contest now in the semi
enals lies between Shatterton and
Hillman, Of Quincy, who defeated
4 Miller, OF Decatur, ? up. and Shella'
larger. of Decatur. 2 up. Others stay
,ng until the semi-fnals which VIII be
n,ayed Friday are Bum, OF Spring
field. A. G. Brown, of Springfield, anc
Weems, OF Quincy.
Interest Displayed In Tennis Mater
Doubles In the tennis matches at
tract interest in the afternoon. Coui
ter and Graham, of Bloomington
defeated the Musselman brothers. o
Quincy. by scores of 6-1 and e-3, thu
baing the best match of the day. Thi
leaves the Peoria pair to face tn
bloomington pair for the finals today
In the singles in the morning KEN
Carpenter, Of Springfield. defeated {
T, Musselman, Jr., of Quincy, by Ia
scores Of 6-3 and 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
A Wise Precautlon.

Keokuk Gate City. If this leaky
weather is to continue it will be clear
ly UP to southern Iowa to engage the
services of a plumber
Sioux City Tribune: Engagement
of the plumber should be preceded by
a counting of the cost. For the bill
Of the plumber is always hummer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
MUNYON'S
PAW-PAW PILLS

The best Stomach and
Liver Pills known and
a positive and speedy
cure for Constipation,
Indigestion. Jaundice,
Biliousncss, Sour Stom-
ach, Headache, and all
ailments arising from a
disordered stomach or
..f...I. 1,,,. TL,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23

tain in concentrated form all the vir-
tues and values of Munyon's Paw Paw
tonic and are made from the Juice Of
the Paw-Paw fruit. unhesitatingly
recommend these pills as being the best
laxative and cathartic ever conn
pounded Get accent bottle and i
YOU are not perfectly satisfied ! will re .
fund your money.-MUNYOM. ..--..-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
The Lady,s Gowns.

After fashionable woman has got
into her morning gown, her day gown,
her reception gown. her tea gown and
her dinner gown all in one day, we
should think 1T would be about .line
for her night gown.-Ohio State Jour-
nal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23

Teething children have more or Jess
s,arrhoea, which can be controlled oy
giving Chamberlain's Collie, choiera
.ra niarrhoea Remedy. All that rs
necessary is to give the prescribed
sose after each operation Of the
bowels more than natural and tnen
castor oil to cleanse the system. u
= soto and sure. Sold b, Wilkinson
& Co Pharmacy. j. F. kiedaisch q
son.
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The LINEUP MAY
Be CHANGED
According to the Captain Of the
Country Club Coli Team Who
Has Devised New
Scheme
TEAM MAY CHALLENGE
And as Result New Faces May be
Seen on the Team
In Future
Matches.

The members of the first golf team
of the Keokuk Country club had better
keep in training and go to bed early
from now on because their positions
on the team are not as secure as may
be they thought they were. 1t seems
that some OF the members Of the sec
ond team sort of dispute the right OF
some Of the first team men to repre-
sent the club In matches and so con
fided their thought tc the captain OF
the team, Major Montgomery Meigs,
who forthwith drew up plans and
rules for series Of matches whereby
any member of the second team may
challenge any member of the first team
to a match, and II the challenger wins
he shall be entitled to his opponents
oiacr on the regular teaa.a while II he
loses he must give as a forfeit to the
one challenged a golf ball, the chal-
lenged one in this case to keep his
place on the team AT the present
time, Sheldon, Matless Dunlap, Coch-
rane. Dickey and Mcfarland repre-
sent the personal of those eligible to
be challenged and their faces are be-
ginning to bear worried look over
the prospects of being beaten by some
aspirant for first team honors. The
particulars and rules of these matches
appear below.
Rules Regarding the Matches.
Rule I. Any player who has first
secured d position on the second team
may challenge and forward the score
10 the caretaker who will give 1t to the
captain for inspection. In case OF los
| ing he will pay golf ball to the chal
lenged one.
Rule II. The play to be match and
1both medal and match play scores Z
be recorded.
Rule III. II the challenged player
wins the match he retains his positio1
on the team and pays no forfeit.
Rule Nv. Any player challenge
shall have three days In which to play
the match and failing 10 do this with
ont good and sufficient reason will, al
ter the challenger has given sufficlen
facts to the captain. forfeit his posi-
/ ton.
The second team until farther no
tica will consist of ]. i. Elder, J. =
1 rra,s NJ D. Dickinson, NJ
Meirs g. q. Tucker and I. A. Craig
/ All cballengers must first secure
position on the second team before De
inc eligible to ask for a match,
There will also be handicap ma.c'
on saturday against bcgey, the pr'z'
to be golf ball.
NJ. MEieS' sap'aAn'
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Be Superior to Small Worries.

Cultivate the feeling that your spirit
can rise above small bothers. il you
feel superior and attain the lofty air
YOU will save yourself lots of friction.
Groveling is hard on the knees.
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was aged years, II months and II
days. It's father and mother reside at
Decatur, H., the grandparents having
raised it from infancy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-23
Il)lIOR OF
GROWTH
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
ham Vegetable Compound

South Bend, Ind. !" Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable COMPOUND removed
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=.
In erection, that the corner stone
OF the new George Washington school
was well covered with brick and NOR
tar before 1t was thought of holding
appropriate exercises and putting the
names of the building committee, the
school board, contractors and others
in the little hollow in the stone. 1t
is the intention Of the board however,
to get busy and arrange an appro-
pirate program for the entry into the
new building which will be several
months yet. Some one suggested last
evening that the names might be put
under the concrete floor in tae boys
play room of the new school.
The following bills were allowed:
Bills Allowed by the Board Of Edu-
f &. a..fs
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thankless task OF defending Keokuk
against Rupert Hughes. nay, rather
against the shade of ]. G. Hubinger,
who accuses her Of all manner Of pet
~ meanness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22
~Phaad.lnhia News.

The health Of this connunisy
Is very good at this writing.
We are having ssme pretty
weather just now and the farm
ers are getting along nicely Win
their planting.
Our Sunday school Is progress
ing nicely.
Mr.. Peat NunnaIly and sister
Miss Mabel. spent Saturday u
.,ew Albany. a..
Misses DoTie May Baker and
Norma Parks spent Saturday n
oxford shopping.
Miss Ida Mayheld returne
home Sunday after weeks WISH
with relatives near Myrtle 4,
Mr.. Qainton Hale returned
home Saturday after a week :
visit with relatives in Memphis.
The little infant daughter oi
Sir. and Mrs. X. f. Lee va.
buried at Philadelphia Monday.
Why IS it We can't hear any
thing more from Delay. LaFay'
cite Spring and TOcc"Pola- We
would be glad 10 have the news
from your thriving lit'le towns
A SUBSCRIBER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22
North OF Paris Notes.

The health of our community
: not good at this writing.
The farmers are busy planting
cotton, making good use Of the
beautiful weather.
We ara sorry To learn that Sir.
Buck White Is very sick. We
hope he well soOr be up again.
Mr.. Marion Thweatt, wife and
little daughter. Erma, near Paris
were the guests Of Mr.. Ned Jones
and wife on yellow Leaf Satur-
day and Sunday.
Our community was shocked
sunday morning by the death e.
Mr.. James Ssarks. tie leaves a
4 wife and daughter and many
trends 10 mourn his loss.
Mrs. Dora White was the guest
II her friend, Mrs. Jones, Thurs
day.
sIr. Robert Mccain and wife
visited their relatives Mrs. Jones
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. W. ". Thweatt, wife and
little son, Talmage, spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mr.. Dee
FOoshee.
We regret to learn that Mr..
Eric McGonagiIl has a very lame.
knee from 4 wagon running over
il.
Mr. and Mrs. V b. Smith. Of
Taylor's, spent Thursday night
with their daughter near Paris.
Mrs. Alice Fooshee was the
guest Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
knight, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Smith. OF Delay.
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folk.
Rev. Mr.. Williams filed his
regular appointment al Vinsou
Grove Saturday and Sunday and
preached splendid sermons.
Mr. John LoveIaGy is very
sick at his mothers near Oxforu.
We hope we will soon be able to
return home.
BksHyuL GIRL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22

Mr. j. y. Utley made . bgsi-
ness trip to Holly S~priugsNonday
Mr. Alfred Cook, of Piera, was
a visitor here Sunday.
Mr. Willie Hale is at home from
the A. & VI. College.
slr. Henry Jobe, Of Mariana.
was the guest Of Mr.. F. NJ. Cook
Saturday and Sunday.
There wilI be about q half crop
of peaches. which Is all the better
Garden truck Is doing extra well.
THE hawk nuisance is becoming
a serious proposition in this neigh
borhOod. They are carrying of
from 3 to 8 chickens a day from
each farm house. Mr.. K. l..
Jones Is paying a bounty Of II
cents per head for each dead
hawk.
The HarmOnt0wn pOst-oaice Is
to De made n moncy order ONCE
about June ist.
Our road contractors have not
commenced work yet.
Mr.. | y MurchisOn Will market
some 20 or 40 bales of cotton ihI'
weeh.
will ask a question OF the COR
respondents, AbbeviIle il inc.ud'
ed, which would BE- the most pro-
htaoie crop IN this county l.
bushels of wheat per acre at S1.2'
a bu shel or half a bale Of cotton
at 10 cents per pound.
RED Eyes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22
pEIIIinN Eo2 PARpON

To Ills Ex~ceii~ucy Z. Z. Noel GOV
srnor ~ the state % Mississippi.
The unLersizn@i petitioners sdos
nrta vuar E.xc-ileBcy that one Albert
Tssnpsoa. twao hereby nlaSss aP
~pIfrztlon for ptr1Oai va - me
Nar-h Term. fsus. 0fJhs Circuit 'oart
OF LAFAYETTE CcaEty. Mississippi,
enzviefei % > rharg- u f1r--ry and
thrrrapon b. tss Jutge % ssii Court
sent need O. n term o. twp wears il
prissnment IN th- Peu1t=u1ttry-
We woud further -h1g tnaf n
said Albert Thompson rlf nat iat-u1
ans c-sMintl r. by signing she oF1~r
that n did Is IN good faitu. tntt ne
Was going = p=y sail btl. nut tne
party who's. uam= NNs slgu~i Wa m
5orns3 of sgca act, and had the de-
fen,;Int arrested
When the SAIL Albert Thompson
Wa notified " his act old rot Try Is
avoid III law. thinking &c A not
committed any criminal actl ID
not 70 20 trial. bat put himself upoE
the ca1rt- And the caur gave MIC
the iguEest penalty the law woG4'
admit.
The Court and the Prosecuting NJ
t0rney will favor his parton
therefore We respectfully ask you.
E~xeeilency 10 giant nim 4 p1r4on-
:. n. Plant. j. +. Bgrrow, y ID
Porter, g. b. Taylor and Others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22
Come happenings

-
The health OF our community
IS very good at this ~riting.
Mr. r. o. Davidson. Of Oxford.
was on his farm here last week.
Quite a large crowd attended
church here Sunday.
Mis- L0ttis Gamble has accept
FL a position with the Oxford
Telephone Co.
Mr.. John Manning. Of Glenn
Vile. vas in cur midst Sunday
The dance given at the home
% Mr.. r. p. Shaw Fsiday night
vas enjoyed by al present.
Mr.. Bruce Toney. Of MOTH OF
College Hill, was mere SATURDAY
and Sunday.
Mr.. Lawrence Young, OF Coll
lese Hill, and Mr.. Ellis Gamble.
Of this place. joined Piera in a
match ball game between Piera
and Greasy Creek saturday. and
score resulted in favor OF Piera.
Miss Irene Gamble attended
the teachers examination in Ok
fora Friday and Saturday.
Quinson White visited relatives
in Aboeville Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Nina Cant spent the past
week with Mrs. Mamie Slate.
Eurrah for Gomez. As she
was 50 xell represented in last
weeks EAGLE by the happenings
and the so-cailed trustees, al
though they do not deserved be-
ing called even that. lam very
sorry for the people Of Gomez a.
they have gotten To- where they
have to depend upon one of tn.
Yankees for a Trustee. I pre-.
sumo he and a lew others wsri
the only ones that realized an,
good Of the most unsuccessful
!. term OF school which has jus
/. closed 1t Gomez. also prssum.
I. the little concert was a grand on,
!, 70 some OF the people a. it was
the first one they had ever wit
> messed. so ! will dispute this terra
, Of school being successful as
was not
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22
Ats Nrxx.

We have been having some real
pretty weather, but We fear that
the cold has killed most of the
fruit in this section.
Mr.. Will Hawkins and family,
of Bluff Springs, visited Mrs.
Dora Anderson Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs, Haden Hacker is quite
sick. Hope she will soon be up.
Rev. Mr.. Nelson filed his regu
lar appointment at Midway Sun
day and delivered n good sermon
There WIS quite a crowd out to
hear him.
Miss Matte Hyde returned
home Saturday from 4 weeks
visit with relatives near Shiloh.
Messrs. Will and Wesley Hyde
attended preaching at Bay
Springs Sunday.
Messrs. Winfield and Howard
WEIGH, Of Kingdom. attended
preaching at Midway sunday.
The first Saturday and Sunday
Is our regular preaching day at
Bethel. There will be baptlsinc
that day. Bro. PiIkington vii!
also preach at Kingdom the first
Sunday night. Dixie.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22

Sealed bis viii be received M 10
Il O'Clock, noon, on Tuesday. ssay tn
tor furnishing lafayette County Win
% teus OF the BEST Red Ash c Al. l.
tons 70 be delivered and rut n the
coal house AZ the county iail AID q
tons 10 De delivered and pus in the
cellar Of the orr hoas= An bis
mus De accompanied BY a bond dogbie
the mount OF the bad with two or
more good sGrsties fo- the flitafel
performance OF this contract. Ia
lSoard reserves the right 10 reject any
an bids Sail coal to b. c-fiv-r-
ed not later than the month of Auyns-
W u. WOODWARD. CIerx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22
University Note.
By our Regular Reporter.

Mr.. Pote Taylor spent sunday
az ais hone at Senatobia
Sixty-six students we're sus-
pended from the Castle Heights
school at Lebanon. Tenn. for
attending 4 circus without per-
mission.
Drs. Malcolm Jones and Gal
vani' Nicely are making distinc-
ton in hypnotic circles.
The Sphynx Club dance a de-
lightful affair Friday night. BIN
um was here with good music
from Memphis and played for
about - couples.
Miss Laura Lusk attended the
Sphynx Club dance FRIDAY plight
bliss Lus6 returned to her home
at Aberdeen Monday.
DIR. Alfred Stoner, Of Green
wood, Sundayed with Nessrs.
Robert Gardner and Nick slattin
Dr. Howard DurI=y Is among
his many friends here this week.
Keep of the grass 50 it ear
look pretty Commencement. Ex-
pend a little energy, 90 not walk
through the cdmpls making new
paths.
There is some talk Of the Glea
Club furnishing music Com
meneement Sunday.
The team Is showing decided
Improvement. She mas taken
the last series she has played ami
Is now hopping up with Wander
bilt. She defeated the invirIble.
Allen at s. T.. l.. and wiped ID
with the strong Cumberland team
Baxter Knox and Valverde are
pitching strong ball, and Robert
Mitchell IS still keeping up his
grand rep. Pop Taylor is lead
ing the batting averages, but has
been cut of the game on this trip
on account of a broken finger.
The team IS booming up better
with the stick and now the
chances for the A. Il NJ game
look better.
We understand that the Ora
toreal contest Will be held al
canton This Is more convenient
than Greenwood or Columbus
but the majority preferred either
the two above. We will he
vel represented by Mr.. Paul
Renshaw.
Mr.. Leonard Eugene Farley
mas returned from a meeting az
the d. c. Of the Phi Kappa Ps.
fraternity at Baltimore.
Messrs- James Gordon Giles
DIE and Means Johnson have re-
turned from a business WISH In
" mona, Itta Bena and Green
wood.
The Glee Club with % stro,o
Thursday on their I,si
our Everything looks good for
HEM They will be met at Green
wood with automobiles and given
A drive ovsr that progressive CIV
and after the entertainment viii
gwen an informal reception al,
Eiks Club. Manager GlIas-
PIE intends To show them what
greenwood really is.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22
THE SEASONS ARE a y
ING.

The casual observer VIII no.
tice that even in the past ten or
bfteen years cur seasons in this
section have materially changed
Our winters begin frol thirty o.
sixty days later than ihey did
some years ago; oar spring tme.
now comes a month 81 tao late
We do not troahts ourselves a
ihe March corn crop. 0n.y q ier
years ag0 the farmers th8l-ht
they we're ruined IL they did n1E
get Al up land planted ~ The
frs, Of April. Now very litsle
corn IS planted IN March. Very
little care sill enable u o. -r0w
vegetables even in January and
February but Shere vegetable
grow in the open they grow off
much better 10 wait suul the soil
j. warm.
Another thing our farmers have
learned and that is tina, it is nee
essary To prepare the soil well
bcsore planting. No plant grows
well where it must stand imbed-
ded in hard sobby ground, but il
the soil is loose and well pulve-
rized all plants grow rapidly anc
IN a short time the labor of tedi-
= Gus cultivation is over. Many
= times we remember when cotton
would be worked out two or three
n times before this tedious work
e would be over. now if the soil j.
properly prepared the cotton OF
corn will be out Of the way in &
q few days and can be cultivated
with ease. However, We are no.
putting IN practice what We know
about the preparation Of oul
ground. this is our greatest les.
son yet to learn; we know wha
ought 10 be done but long ha5i
makes Us follow in the same Ole
rut. Another thing we hay,
learned IS that We may grow seve.
raj crops on the same sroun,
and still not have to start il
March. We know too that cot.
Il ton will now make a good crop i
: planted as late rs June Ist. Corr
viii mature planted in the midGI.
OF July.
Verify We live in a wonderful
d climate. can live cut If doors Mint
months in the year; the tire,
months Of winter are so mild tina
We hardly have a snow during
the winter. Our only trouble i.
I that we do not appreciate wha.
r We have and fail to pursue bust.
ness methods that voulI eventu.
ally make ours the greatest coua-
try in the world.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22
NOTICE.

Notice = hereby given that the
bouFu OF supervisors OF said COUNTY
VIII on TUESDAY, May srh. II the
soCLn door OF the court house IN Or
lofd between the hours of liam and
pm and to continue from day 70 CAV
uanlal Of the following roads ,hau -
let out. at public outcry. to the love-
and best bidder. according 70 thep ian<
@.u specLne2ucas on file with The clerk
OF nis Board Ssa lowest bidder mEass
comply with the terms imposed by TIE
Sosf1 ard enters into bond in sueb
penalty and with sufficient surities 10
De approved by the Board. bot hi no
cas- 10 be less than the courrzet price
and said bond to be CONDITIONED ae-
ecrdinS TO law. Publ cation OF thiu
notice shah be made as required ~
law Tue Board reserves the rivkt ~
reject any and al bids The rra.7S -
divisions OF roads TO be iee nurs,1ant -
TINS notice are a follows
IN Beas No. S-Ratesvi!le ard Tabhv
IGbhy read, link No 60; Memoirs ami
touesv1Ie roSd, link No. IL. Oxfo-,5
and Toby Tubby road, ink No -
Sasuis and lobby Tubby, link No al.
oxford and Eaton road. links No ~,
4 1856 College Hill ard Ruford NII
road links No los; Oxford and Pei
mont road, link No. ~.
IN Beat No 5-Sardezia read inks
NO 10, lsl, 1917, 2f5; Oxfcrd I'd
sefepta road, links No. I3s, $50. I5s
~, ~ 10 1Ts and 1854; Ponrosoc and
Sioutn OF Tppah road, link No. IsA.
Oxford and pontotoc road. links M
q n 50; Oxford and Dallas ros5
Inks No 1855 and l72, Rocky Ford an;
sarepta road, link No. 2al: Eskridga
= Lamb road, link No. ars; Wassr
valley and Delay road, links No sss
mix No. 2ns- o@o
W. NJ WOODWARD. Clerk
Oxfosds Miss, April i0sh, isogr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22

Public notice l. hereby given tina,
the GRder=lgnef Will Z sealed
bids up 10 L O'Clock. noon. ou Tues
day, May eth, for the building OF a
bridge across the creek on tde oxford
and PtBOla road Ink No -.
Also on the SAME day bill. will BE-
received for furnishing =. 100 feet
mnFe Or less Of 2xl2xI0 of nea=t pine
lumber TO be furnished at the mi J..
Said lumber is for cause waying the
sad hli on tae OxfOro and Huston
road
The above mentioned bridge are t.
be 1T ont separately and 10 DC done
according 10 plans and specifications
o. "a IL ny Office. The success
fri bidder will be required 10 furnish
bond double the smOuns of each biz.
with two or more good securities for
faithful performance of the contract.
The BO-sri reserves the right To re-
Iect any and all bids, and on the sane
day let the same out at public outery
to the lowest and best bidders. The
Bosrt reserves the right to reject any
aud all bids.
W. NJ WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxford, Miss, April I0ih, 1913.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22
Ard.

Gomez. Miss, April 20. f999
We the patrons ef the above
school positively deny that the
school just closed vas a success
a. stated by the Trustees in last
weeks EAGLE.
Three Or fsur Of the best sup
porters OF the school were forced
~ abandon the school and send
to other schools. Does this sound
ike success? Two ii said trus-
- own no realty in the school
district, neither have they / dol
ar invested in the property. The
bird was biased aud preiudieed
y personal matters.
J. r. MALES.
C.. b. WHITE,
Z. T.. GAMBLE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-22

your s0n h1s consumption Las
ease Is hopeless" These appalling
words we're spoken TO George 3 Btev
ens. a leading merchant of SpriuG-
i-ld, y O.. 0y two expert cgetOrs-
on- \ lung specialist Thea was
nova ths wund srfut power % Or.
kiBgf- New Discovery. after three
weeks ase,~ writes Nr. Blsveas. she
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