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The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

The steamship Yucatan came into this port at noon today and is taking on a hundred tons of coal efore con- tinuing her trip southward. This ship was recently converted into private vessel for the use of party of eastern inanciers headed by George Wal bridge Perkins partner in the bank ing business with J. Pierpont Morgan < Co.
 For the past several weeks they have been in the Copper River country presumably with a view of picking up some interests there or forming estimates with an ultimate view ot in, esting in Alaska.
 At Juneau on the way up they took Governor Haggatt aboard and be is still with them.
 Gov ernor Hoggatt stopped of in Ketchikan and will take the next boat back to Juneau.
 The Yueasan is certainly an exclu- sive boat, as she carries on this trip but twenty passengers and the crew consists of l03 people.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04
Yesterday vas had day for tb

Yesterday WAS had day for the hunters and picnicers- The day started of nicely until every body got about ssa miles from home when sbe down pour began. The autumn is approach ing TOW ard soe almanac says weather cooGISIons are liable to he uncertain. People who 20 hunting should take their water tight com Dartnen.s along in case a shoser should come gDex- pecseoI!.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04
Editor Miner

E6isoE Miner =
 During ths past three weeks ws have had occasion 10 visis some of she oper- 4sing mines ard IroSpeets on what Is known ss kaSSs1 Bay Peninsula and vicinity ard are free so ssy that there is svsry indication of $ permanen; srl ricn mining district in that Iccsl- iiy. uresuslls6 any where in south eastern Alaska Last week we noted three large vessels being loaded with ere from is many different ninss;- the l.. GoodEo and ihe Rush < Brown. within < radius of 6ve miles as ihe upper end Q. kzsSs1 Bay
 Al Hollis she work Of the stamp mill is being pushed ~iih exceptional yigor ard in very short time the shipment 0. cooceu;rAses will begin
 Nh. Andrew. Of course is now known ss stesoy shipper and is is au;hori- tssiyely stated that in their worsings they are ereounieging larger and richer ore bodies as deyelopuen. work proceeds
 Goodro Is now lozdiuga swe1is-6ve handred son shipment of exceptionally rich ore.
 Thus. ~ith sbe three shipping mines. ard if presen, plans do nos fail the Rnsh < Bro.B will soon again be put in operation. is will oe xell if yoa are interested in she groEsb src psrmaue1cy of the mining industry in this DAT, of Alaska. 10 "~asch the Kassaa Bay country"
 There are about sHen'y actiFe pres peesors i1 me locality shJ are doing much more careful a16 effective work this year than has heretofore been 6ore, and from samples of ore exam ioe6 aud shs showing na1e Of three
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Professor and Mrs. Grimm came back ;his morning on ine Princess May. The professor informs US thai school zin open oext Tuesday. Monday being labor day is has been decided 10 observe it by keeping the schools closed. Mr. Grimm and family have spent very delightful summer and he appears very much improved phy- sica.Iy.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Charles Ipgersoll and James Taylor and family lett this forenoon in Mr. Ipgersoll's launch for Valenar bay. When last seen the launch had bucked about two miles out, and curses not loud but deep could be heard coming from the vicinity of the shippers s quarters.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

L. C. Howard leaves sonorrow for tha south where he will remain per mauen.ly He has an option on some valuable copper property ip the Oiym pie range and intends 10 go doED there and open is up.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04
United Press special

Arden, Aug. 3D-G1ards are sur rounding she house where F. H. Har- riman is confined and 10 news of his condition is prerDissed outside. < rumor has it that be has been opera ted upou and is better.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

The Heckman wharf is getting in readiness to take care of the big fish business which is anticipated this fall. X ware house 2Sx60 was started today on the dock and when completed will give ample room for large increase in busireSs.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Nr. and Mrs L H. Hickman who hare been sperding tbe sumner here wiih their children. left lass eTeping for the south ou .he Hum boldt.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04
From Mondays Daily

To- i0g Goiiah cane ID last eTeuing icsing she Ss. DsTiG from she Gs- AEdrsa ui1e loaded with 2s00 ioos Of ore. Tne sug returned 10 get sne barge Haydn Brown Eoz loading at ihe Rush Brosn mine.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

A. L. Hsger. general manager of ihe New England Pish company, ir company with i. 2. Rich. treasurer. came up today to inspect tbe plant here and 70 consult with superinteud- ens Sseduan.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04
From Saturdays $ Daily

$ b4oy boy was born last evening 10 Mrs J. l. Iorbei. which Eieghs nine pounds Mrs Torbs. $ Gaugh- ter Of Mrs C. J. Eo=srd
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Regular Service as the Methodist Church tonorro1. The pastor Slli preach al Il s IT, and go ?. n. He will speak al uign- on Living Lesoos from ths loss Of ,he Ohio. '' Al those xho cesiFe 10 show their respect for the heroic officers. Aho loss their iiTes trying 10 sass others. are especially invited.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Dr. Turner. 4. r. Howard aud Capt. Fisher vent so ,he lake al Y ards Cys= Sunday and caught 3o rounds c. trout This was one of the finest cacthes of the season.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Lr. and Mrs. L. S Rush came in from kzsaan lass evening. Mr RDsh informs us that the Rgsh- Brown mine is loading l3gO tons Of ore into the barge Hy6n Brown for shipment to the snelser a. Tacoma. This is the first shipment of ore from that mine his season.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04
From Friday $ Daily.

Bart Daily with twenty men will leave tonight to push the work for the unuk River Mining Company.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

The Dolphin came in al : o'clock this morning and brought up thirty tons of freight The to.lo~ing passen- gers were also Jeff ir Ke.chikal: Jobr Michsely. Mrs |. Koo!ey, L. B.
 A6sel. John Wick. J. German. N. Miller. C. 5. SieTe1s- Annie Sievers.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04
United Press special

Olympia, Aug. 27--Jobn 5hiyely the state insurance commissioner was last evening acquitted by she senate of the impeachment counts.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Mrs. A. E. King ard Jack Coughs came ia from sunny Point this morD- ing oo the Oracle. They ~ili be ID foI 2 day or .so on business.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Princess Ena she C. R. K. freighser came in last evening and bro9gbs seven hundred tons of coal for tbe New England Fish com psny.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Miss Jones and Mss Noble sent north oo ihs Dolphin for the round trip iods!.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04
From Tuesdays Daily

Atty. Geo Irving went io Juneau this morning on legal business.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Seattle Aug. 30-A board of inquiry is Investigating the cause of the wreck of the Ohio. Captain ohnson gave his statement and said the ship struck pinnacle rock which was not chsrted.
 Doc Hayes is supposed to be the name of the soldier who lost his life.
 Clarence Cunui ngham was one Of the survivors. He is the man whom the government is after for alleged coal land frauds. He said that RallInge r was not concerned in any of the Alaska coal claims and be also denies that the Guggenneims are of back of him in his fight for the present claims.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-09-04

Seattle, May 30-M. J. Heany the Copper River contractor who arrived Saturday says in his opinion the Ohio can be raised. C. H. Firing s mine owner from Cordova and Fairbanks was among the passengers who were about fifteen others went down. as many boarded the steamer at the dock and the dead purser was the only man who knew the names.
 Steward Davidson says the brutes ID the steerage attempted to beat back the women and children but the officers and men overpowered them. This however is denied by others.
 The lights ent out as soon as the engines stopped and many people on raf.s aud who jumped overheard may bs lost.
 The Rupert City brought large number of the surviving passengers Saturday and the Santa Clara has been fixed up 10 accommodate those who care to continue their journey. It will sail north this evening.
 4 report from Victoria says the steamer Salvor has been sent by Loyds to attempt to raise the Ohio on the proposition that if they doa't raise it DO pay will he asked.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

The Lafayette County Teach
ers Association will meet here
Saturday. The morning session
will open az 1890 and the after
noon j. l:30. an interesting
program has been arranged ana
every teacher is earnestly re-
quested 10 attend.
Mrs. f. o. II Rayburn LETT
Monday to visit her brother, DR..
J. Il. LOvelace, Of Gainesville.
Tex. who has been in bad health
for several months Soon after
her departure a telegram was re-
ceived announcing the death OF
her brother, Mr.. r +. Lovell e.
OF Roswell. y n. wh Ms =
member of the Lamar E.fles I'd
brave soldier ul the Copfe err
acy W. svnpathize With tar
sister and other n a.ivrs.
Our town Vas shocked Monday
evening by the sad death of Mrs.
q. K. Harris. who was found
drowned in a cistern ia the yard
of her home. Mrs. Harris has
been in feeble health the past
two years and this was ne doubt
the cause of her untimrly end.
She was a devoted wife and
mother and the afflicted family
have the sympathy Of the entire
community in their great sorrow.
The remains were taken 10 E.u-
pora the old home for interment,
accompanied hy the family anu
her pastor. Rev. j. C.. Park.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

The winter term of the Federal
Court convened Monday with
Judge II. e. Niles presiding. As
the trans were all late the grand
and petit ius;ers were not drawn
until after the noon recess. The
charge II Judge Niles To the
Grand Jury was instructive aud
appreciated hy all and the sound
logic and reason il carried with I,
viii cause many 20 reflect over
the good advice given by his
horror.
Mr.. +. NJ. Showers was made
foreman OF the Granf,Jury and
that inquiring body with the as
sistanee ot Mr.. W. L. Stone. the
courteous and popular assistant
district attorney. are dispa,ching
business with great rapidly, and
the witnesses with forgetful mem
ories are made to refresh them.
IL was the frequent topic of
conversation around the court
room Monday by lawyers and
others who had business there. OF
personnsl Il the juries. the fore
most citizenship of the district
serving on the juries. and with
continued selection Of the best
citizen the blind tiger and other
evil doors will have to 90 out Of
business.
The popular clerk. Mr.. Oldham.
and hi assistant. Mr.. Moore, are
kept very busy, but not too busy
to attend the waiting crowd
around them.
Judge Frazee. the efficient dis
rict attorney, is showing the law
breakers no mercy and = vigor-
Gus IN the prosecution of all cases
and i always on the alert. cOurie
Gus, out arm in al. Of his demands
from witnesses and lawyers.
The busiest man in the build
ing Is Marshal Storer who always
wears that Taft smile, and With
his competent deputy, Mr. Vance.
are ever ready 70 serve the wait
ing public.
The docket is heavy and court 1
will be in session fully ten days.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
Masonic Election

At the regular meeting Of 7 ;.
G2Ghrigh. t.leiSe No. 50. F. < 4.
NJ. THURSDAY night the following
ushcer~ were elected for the en-
suing year
W. Nc. l.. Sisk
:. VIZ. l.. Tomlinson.
j. VII. Friedman.
Treasarer-B. p. Gray.
Seeretary-G. b. Taylor.
Caaplaia-Rsv. c. -. Brown.
;. & T.-FIelde- Webster.
,. D.--H. =. Moore.
J D.-Ilubert Moore.
1t was decided TO have ban
qust On St. Johns Day, Dec.
21.h, and 2 committee was APP
pai-ted - mike aiIaTrsngsrenis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
Davidson & Wardlaw's Holiday
OpSniaq.

On Saturday evening the ele-
giant display of beautiful gifts
and the artistic decorations OF
this establishment We're enjoyed
by an immense throng OF admir-
ing visitors. The color scheme
was red, long garlsnds Of red and
dainty red Christmas bells and
autumn foliage adding brig htness
and beauty to the varied and ele-
CANT wares on display. Il was
pronounced the most successful
opening of this firm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
The New Variety Sso-S.

VIII sell you everything for
Christmas. Ne have a nice va
Fiety OF Dolls and Toys Of all
kInds- \ nice hns OF Chinaware
has just been received. We also
sell tae best u Nuts Fruits and
Candies.
Everything fresh and at the
.owesr Cash prices.
Be sure and see our 81 and Zoe
Colnters. Also a 'Penny Coun-
ter Of Toys, etc for TIE children.
Pay Cash and Prosper.
We are l5cated in the store for
merry occupied by \. J. Conuer,
Solth Side Square.
W. G. NEWBORN,
Proprietor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

\ difficulty occurred near COL
lege Hill Thursday morning be-
tween two negroes of the COM
muniiy which resulted in the kill
ing ot Jim johnson by Sam Lewis
4 preliminary trial was held be-
fore Justice Brown Saturday and
Lewis was released on $500 bond
The approaching marriage Of
Miss Alice Leila Stephens u Mr..
Davi. Slaughter has been an
nounced, the ceremony TO take
place at Mt. Zion Methodist
Church on the evening of Dec.
18th. We extend good wishes
and congratulations in advance,
Mr.. Charles Babb died in the
county Jail Sunday night after AZ
illness of several weeks wit t
ever. IL will be remembo reu
that Mr.. Babb had received n
seven year sentence for the kill
ing OF Mr.. NJ. II. Harris near
Paris last year. but was too i'll 10
be removed. The remains were
carried TO his home III Paris for
burial
Rev. James 3. LeavelI, wife
and son reached hone Sunday
after an absence of six months in
far-away China. Mr.. Leavell
gave highly interesting talk at
the Baptist Church Wednesday
night and We hope will give 4
public lecture before long upon
his travels and experience among
the Chinese.
Hons. p. II. Lowry. of Marks,
Dan Scott. Earl Brewer end J.
W. Cutrer. of Clarksdale, Charles
Scott, of Rosedale, W. y. Belk
! and Z. c. Wright. of Holly
Springs, !. c. Wilson and Calvin
Perkins, of Memphis, Willis Col
Iadsy, OF Coffseville, Leroy Ken
nedsy. of New Albany. and
others are prominent attorneys
attending this term of the Feder-
al Court.
DR.. George 4. Cairns, a resi-
dent of Oxford fer a number of
years. died at his home in Biloxi
Friday. He leaves q wife, son
and daughter. The remains were
inferred in Elmwood cemetery in
Memphis, his former home.
Many Oxford friends will read
this announcement sith regret.
Buy your Dolls at Kendel's. A
line selection for Christmas pre-
seuts.
Complete line of all wool knee
Pants in plain or knickerbocker
styles from soc to st.25 at at
II. & j. Fireman.
F. Bup one of those nice Travel
in. Toilet Sets at kendenl's.
/ "Wundsrhose'' for women,
men and children are the Elost
wonderful wearing hose made, (
months wear guarantee goes with
every box of 4 pairs or Others re-
placed free. 25c per pair ut
III. & j. Friedman.
Just received beautiful line
of Striped Poplin Suiting in light
and dark blue, brown, green.
slate, red and black worth 35c for
20c per yard At
IL. Il J. Friedman.
Post Card Albums and Photo
graph Albums AZ kendei's cheap
On Sunday next Bishop Brat
ton, the Bishop of Mississippi,
will make mis-. annual visit u the
parish of 81. Peter. Oxford.
There will he service III IL am m
the Episcopal Church with Holy
Communion. !. The bishop viii
preach and hold confirmation,
'Fhe public Is cordially invited.
, AT I 80 pa he will lecture 10 The
, Y. NJ. c. A. on the campus,
Everything in Christmas Good
! will he sold chHsp ~ Kenisls.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
|Wsr 1t Honestly
|s~m~at efo>rsri Cisilss. NJ

t~aeat Of Oxfsrd Citizsns Not
,iass- Than Those af U.trr
sfsaaccr~-
vital question
ught with interest to Oxford
is of only one answer.
bt BE- -vsded OF Ignored.
brd citizen sreakE here
for the Welfare OF Oxford.
NJ stat -m-nt Is reliable
b strangers 6ounffui.
>roof il the ,.sst proof.
Sullivan, exrCongrersmaD
it.s. States ssuator. living
street. Oxt,,rd. Mss says:
--d Dcsn's Kidney Pills anr
have given me relisf. l will
|the us- OF this remedy with
Silence thar il will yr1tec;
I'd ;.sl-s du, u d. ,r isrej
r. by s;i desl-r<. Prize s.
,s;er siiibugn CO.. Buifai >
y, sole agents Tor the C.itcs
hrer the uams Doan's an
btaes-
- -
n 2i.i y r'S.ist's I.iiiie Earl,
PIE .aafs flsr p.ess sat snc
b liver ps's~. DE (. ist's Car
Z issk Hsz 4 Ssl.,- is the ori
Pod TOR cuts bur.,s or brni--,
Paa' r plssS. So:i By al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
Holiday Gifts.

What ia better to give at Christ
mas time than a nice piece OF
Furniture? 1t makes the home
more attractive and is enjoyed by
all.
A more complete line OF Rock
ers. Rugs, Pictures, Jardineres,
Shirt Waist Boxes, Tables, Toys,
in fact all House Furnishings was
never in Oxford before. Call and
see cur Holiday Goods before
buying your Christmas presents
Z. c. BUFoRD & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
Christmas Opening at the Cash
jeweiry Store.

The beautiful and elegant gifts
at this establishment were also
opened TO admiring visitors wSo
thronged the store Saturday even
ing adnirinS and enjoying the
elegant decorations aai lovely
goods on display. The most
charming feature of the dec0r2 :
tons was tho winter house scene
n the window, one OF the most
artistic in every detail. Beauti-
fGl music On the SIetroia added
10 the pleasure OF the many guests
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
For Sale. At Sa-rit-s-Now.

\ large number OF books. Law,
Literary. Scientific anu Religi-
Gus Many rare books. any one
frr nalf price, OF even less where
worn or damaged. Anyone hav-
Jag borrowed, please return the
book as, buyer wants 10 sell.
.,Jrth room over Edgar kimmons
sore. VI. Y. SULLIVAN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
For Rrnt.

4 good home Close 10 t4Nu.
close TO the depot. lose 70 IN,
University, close - the Tcliuiu.
School Electric lichts. c,ld
water ianS. bath ana t-iephsu
double floor, double walls. garden
and 0ut-houses. Apply 10
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

e CHURCHES
Rev. W. ID. Hedieslon,
<eaching every Sunday
I'd night.
Presoyterian-Rev W. l.
pastor; preaching every
brning and night
" W. A. Borum. pastor.
very Sunday morning and
Rev. J. C. Park, pastor.
every Sunday morning
Rev. c. ID. Brown, rector.
every fret and third Sun-
ch month.
kptist Rev. A. B. Morris,
)ervices every fret Satur-
untiay in each month.
FRET SOCIETIES
fxht Lodge No. j. +. < a.
"a communication thefir~t
night in each month J.
ews, W. NJ; Wilmer Ken
|retary-
Chapter No. j, R. A. NJ
convocation third Thurs
y in each month, r L.
N, II. Z; Wilmer Kennedy ,
ger Cou-cii No. IL. f. < s.
J third Thursday might in
ffh- III. A. Moore. T. /. VI /:
Kennedy Recorder.
lge No. 80. W. o VII 4
:. C; G.. u. Knight, clerk.
League meets the first Fri
I in each month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
Posted Noticc.

All lands owned by the follow
ing persons are Posted According
to law, especially against stock.
trespassine, hunting anu f-Gi =.
and al vioiators Will BE- punish
q W. Audefsu
j. d. " =.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
EorSale

1900 bushels If Improved ksa-
Cotton Seed AZ Sl.O0 per uu-hei.
Especially desirable Tor late piau.
IN and for low lands.
Is. 7. MARKET,
Mark tie, M-s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
Sewing hfaehine<.

Singer and Wheeler i Wilson
Machines, the old reliable
and most reliable, you can buy
on easy payments. Old machines
taken in exchange. All the ia;-
est attachments. Try oaa oefore
buying. S. S. WEBSTER,
Salesnaa and Cols. .cr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
[ hat Lame Back Mean
Kidney Disease
And TO Relieve the Lame and Achina
You Must First Relieve the Kidneye

Thee g. rt cue-i.sl shout that
81 st.--t-~ Sc iS-.c .-t aching
t-k Is s-9sed hv q di- clici cnG-
~ &C to Lijucys ard h'a5dsr
's o.ly -ll1r s-ce'. -4y v-.
.rg ir.' ',u.r . condition.
.Eut'-'." ;.c ltr-c ~ 10 Goa
tit. 'rd De- @ I'D b~c',
$500 rrt - r ilc-rs to on
-r.c-s .--c-.C-t of ihr
cys ere t..tt r. There arc =
.irtc &c r-'l ~ov-- - un-
liable ilti-s -rf c.7 r.~-c o.
-~cTuIs s.ci-ir- s1c' -
fpF i1t'-rrc Extreme
natural % sitgtc ana VcaTi-
:-yvs-s iss.tsbiii-y. : az T.
ri.y. nerves on o,iip r,eep-
ss ard Inability e Jecurr
ec-'t'rr ce~satioa ,r1 sod
.g the zinc. iriiaH S,siisp
ladder 80 pas7ei.es. etc.
-ltt'a Efcr~ and BIS Ter
- cent? naliy uieT to.i-
eu~ fer anv anL ~ aac--
J..e--el 60. ti'.r-7 Il
.rs--. Ttcse rirs crer7.e
=4 T-a- i.'y--a~f ffci-
'e.-i roz-s'ts c=e r. Go fe,t.
--v -e--ll--s. rrTis~ - e-ec.
= iczl crd =, Gro "a Id
:. t'-fdcr ID :. ~. - pcrfcet
IA te-''t9 .-ua ,oH--stcn &
SOHO 81 TIE s-o.t --vaaceI else.i.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

he = iH.ss 9ftE=
sm-rie.
10 al. tefs is.s, except c.si--H- - u
STAT. q Florida, having " s.aiu.lI.s
any interest.
legal pr equitable, in and to the fol
lowing described lanas. siinat-,... :, ils
auu b-iag m Township - vause
/, Eas ~ Qg.tmsn { uaty. S.ss j.
sippi. wi: ~. ui 49,. All nj
S-,.. . Lois / 81. j. 7, 8. =. 10. Il. II.
"a aHe u ia Ses. Lots I, =, ; "a see
'iOnT. LIS l. >, :. 5. =, lu, 10 o IN
sec. 5, Al If sec 8, Lots /. :. IN
See. l.. lots l, =, ;. : Ia see. IL, '.ots
l, :, Z, : .. Ii, II in Sec. ~, ALI exc d
Lots 10 aud Is IA sec. 81:
i o. are hereby commanded that
yea d. AMI appear IN said Sircuit
Court o. tav United Stats aforesaid.
in the Cll-r 81 th= Clerk az said Court
in the town Of oxford, Mississippi, ON
Fh.s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
al. DIRECTORY.

COCRT-Meets First Mon
IS 80 and December. H. &.
1unsA. NJ Storer, Marshal;
-. District Attorney, L.
-, clerk
C0UKT-Nee.s th- <econsi
~ u Unxch and September.
. noono. Js-d<e-
FRY COCRr-Mcets Fourth
~ u ~ and November. /.
- CI1nreIlor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
L. z. OLpHaH. CLERK

Memo andum Pursuant TO Rule l.
Supreme Court OF the United States
Nou are hereby connan5=d To enter
your appearance in The above suit on
or seforr the first Monday Ut eebru-
AIRY next. ~ the Clerks Office OF said
court, pursuant TO said bill; other
wise tbs said bill De taksn pro con.
.c->os
Seal l. E. OLDHAM, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
lxford Eagle.
EMBEa s,A, 1904
ersI R. R. lime Table

DR I'll BOUNDS
niger. leaves at san p a
gor, leaves at i:isa o.
Freight. arrives s:S5 an
and departs at s:l5 . Il
4UrH BUUNl,s
5ng~r, ieaves at i0:3o \ n
nxsr. leaves At s:25 p Il
frsight, arrives ::15 : z
ana departs AT $50 3 n
n, CRANBERRY A ont.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

FELL,
bENTIsr.
Miss.
= IN the second Wednes-
oh month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
lIINAULT.

MiSAULT.
*kNEY- AT-LAw.
kFORp. MISS.
ximmobs' tiroc-ry.
kico in all courts both
dersl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
FIRST Il jNDAY ~ FEBgU-
AIRY, 1910.

TO answer bill OF &C mplaint exhibit
ed against you Ia said colr; by Cas-
sius NJ. carrier. who Is "A citizen OF the
State Of Florida. ami ~ do aud re-
ceivs what the said Court shall have
consitrrri in that. behalf. Aud this
you omit not under the penalty Ut
IS o o o.. aud thar you then aud there
plead, answer ur demur - the a.ors-
said bal oi complaint but not under
oath, and snow cause II anv YOU can,
why ia- Zee simple title IN and - the
above .eseTi5e1 land or any of them,
SHOULD not Dc bv the said Court con
firmed aud 4lieted in the said cSssias
". Carrier, Tor which purpose the
Aforesaid bill Of con paint is filed
AIiNE>> she Honorable Melville
". Faiier MET Justscs Of the Sd-
- prems curt OF the United
SEAL States, this the il, day of
- December, 1903, ami Of our
Independence one hundred and thiEIy
three.