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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23
La AMISTAD CLUB
GIVES COTILLON
Nearly Hundred Guests Enjoy
Delightful Affair at Gem
fury Hall

La Amistad Cotillon held the fourth
assembly of the season last evening
in Century hall The pretty decora-
tions and the gowns made scene long
to be remembered, and thos in charge
of the arrangements for the affair re-
ceived many compliments upon their
success. There were over 100 guests
and dancing was enjoyed until mid
night. This is the fourth season of the
club, and the last assembly is an
nounced for Friday evening, February
10, and will precede the annual supper
given by the club at one of the down
town cafes. The committee in charge
of the affair is as follows:
Carrot NJ; Sears Joseph Grammar
Thomas +. Watson George Il. Welch
Walter r. Jones
The following women assisted in re-
ceiving:
Mrs. Thomas f. DeluryINliss Ellie Ewing
Mrs. Walter Penniman Miss Adelyn Brickley
Mrs. Homer Il. Mord-lMis Fannie Watson
hon Miss Florence Reddin
Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs T. GreeleyIMiss Helene Watson
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomasl Miss Elena Yparfaguirre
Mr.. and Mrs. walter cloyd P. ia Adney y"-
MI. and Mrs. Homer Eugene Aureguy
Mordhof DR.. p. A. Bill
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.lwilliam A. Breen
McAahon Charles +. Bulotti
Miss Adele NJ. AureguylJ E. Bolger
Miss Adelyn Brickley lDr. I. T.. Casey
Miss Gertrude Baker Alfred j. Cleary
Miss May Bolger Joseph v. Costello
Miss Mile Beran William Cox
Miss Alice Costello William J. Bowling
Miss May eastman George a. Davis
Miss Ella Cook John J. Foley
Miss Mazia Cook George Fraser
Miss Ellie Ewing Peter j. Gallagher
Miss NJ. Agnes Fitzger- Raymond Gleason
aid Thomas f. Greeley
Miss May Fitzgerald viii keenan,
Miss Marie Flanagan DR.. A. II. McNulty
Miss Elizabeth Gleason William Z. McGrath
Miss Laura Gleason Alban w. Maginnis
Miss Esther Helm George T. Mahony
Miss Jean Helm James P. Martin
Miss Emma Lovich w. L. Matlock
Miss Eulalia Kane William H. Murphy
Miss Theresa keenan, Charles e. Pinkham
Miss Alma Lacombe lC. Roberts
Miss Elizabeth McCar-lW. E. Reddin
thy Nv. l.. Roberts
Miss Marguerite McMa- Homer v. Rippon
hon Frank p. Splaine
Miss Tessie Madden Edward s. Smith
Miss Edith Radford Alfred F. Spohn
Miss Florence Reddin William Stettin
Miss Leah Rosser George st. German
Miss Josephine Reddin lDr. A. S. VanderhurBk
Miss Geneveve SullivanIDr. A. s. Wallace
Miss May Scott A. r. Williams
Miss Nellie Sullivan James ]. Walsh
Miss Jeanne ST. Ger-IGeorge +. WEIGH
main Garrett NJ Sears
Miss Josephine WEIGH Joseph Grennan
Miss Fannie Watson Thomas Watson
Miss Grace Wollpert Walter Jones
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-23
THEsP1AN GLUE sELEcrs orr1cER,

Pslo Alto. Jan. 22.-At the weekly meeting of
the Thespian club. composed OF high school
amateurs, the following officers were elected for
the coming semester: Sumner Wing, president
Miriam Harrier. vice president and treasures
Green and Ruth Show. executive committee
Following the rendition of 1.-The Little Tycoon, =
rehearsals and tryouts will be held for 1.-THE
Librarian" which viii be staged by the Thes-
plan club In April.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
Farmers Union to Meet

On Saturday, March 9th, the
Lafayette County Farmers
Union met in the court house in
Oxford, it being the first quarter
ly meeting this year. The county
was well represented, it being the
time TO install the officers elected
at the December meeting for this
year, the following named were
installed:
President. NJ Sanders vice.
present.. J.. s. Lock; secretary
and treasurer, Fronts L Tinker.
chaplain, Mack AIcLarty: door.
keeper, j. NJ. Gafford; conduetar
J.. NJ. Rogers; executive commit
tee, j. NJ. Bigger, Z. C. DooIev
and g. G.. Hurst.
The next meeting will be held
at lula on Friday and Saturday.
June 9th and 18th. The Exec1-
tive Board promises some good
speakers for the occasion. also
the Tula local promises an inter-
esung program, speakers and
program will announced later
the first day viii be for everv-
body. x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
School Entertainment on
Woccson's RIDGE.

lt WIS cur pleasant privilege TO
attend the closing exercises OF the
Woods@n Ridge school Thursday
night. This school Il taught by
Miss Kate Stephens and the
splendid entertainment given IN
der her management. together
with the excellent way in which
each one from the little tots OF ; Co
the Grown-up youth and maiden
acquitted themselves. reflected
much credit upan their teacher
and those who SO kindly rendered
her assistance in making the
evening aSuccess.
rs We looked upon the legion
Of bright, happy faced young
people and children who took
Fart 70 willingly N the exercises
ot the hour. We could but think
OF The countless possibilities wrapl
ped up in their future and bee
leave 60 commend any teacher
who Il willing to give treir time.
talent and strength to a work Of
this nature without remuneration
for truly exercises &C this kind
are nos only entertaining To the
company but are helpful in mauv
ways u the participants.
The plays. recitadons. songs.
tableaeX and general arrange
nent WIS faultless and We have
never been associated in a larger
more orderly crowd on an occa-
sion Of this kind. Everybody
was highly entertained and felt
to leave rs the sweet ssrains
Of the good night song died away
on their listening ears. We hope
To have another treat Ike this
sometime, somewhere. My pray
err IS tl6at God will help each one
who took part on this occasion TO
consecrate their every talent to
some noble purpose
BROWN EYES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
PETITION FOR PARDON

To His Exeeilency E. Z. Noel. Gov
ernar of the State of Mississippi:
The Undersigned petitioners show
unto your Exee.lency that one Albert
Thompson, twho hereby makes ap-
p~lication for pardon) was at the
March Term. 1869, of the Circuit Court
OF Lafayette County, Mississippi,
convicted of a charge of forgery and
thereupon by the Judge of said Court
sentenced to a term ct two years i'm
prisoament in the Penatentiiry.
We would further show that the
said Albert Thompson did not intend
any criminal act by signing the order
that he did it in good faith, that he
was going To pay said bill. but the
party whose name was sigued was in
formed at such act, and had the de-
tendant arrested.
When the said Albert Thompson
was notified of his act old not try %
avoid the law. (thinking he had not
committed any criminal act.) Did
not 20 To trial, but put himself upon
tine court. And the court gave him
the lshsest penalty the law would
admit.
The Court and the Prosecuting At
torney will favor his pardon.
Therefore We respectfully ask youI
Exeellency ~ grant aim a pardon.
;. H. FlaEt. j. 7. Hurrow, ~. D.
Porter, q. 3. Taylor and others.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

WHEREAS: Our deceased broth
er, W Gallegly, has been for
nearly one-half a century, a zeal
Gus and useful member of our
ancient order, T. & A. NJ. and
Tor d long time 4 member of T. s
Gathrlght Lodge No. 33; that his
virtues as q citizen, his merits as
a neighooF and his liberal and
aHeetonate disposition attached
him 20 all who knew him; there
fore,
RESOLVED; That in his death
that our order has been bereaved
of one whose uniform Masonic
virtues in the past, gave q long
and useful career. That we sym
pathize with the family of the de-
ceased in their great loss; that
these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes OF the lodge and that
they be published in the county
papers and copies thereof be
mailed to the family OF the de-
ceased.
5. H. LOGAN,
FIELDER WEBSTER SCommittee.
g. T.. SLOUGH.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

The rext regular meeting of the
Lafayette County Teachers As
sociauou Will be held in the court
house in Oxford Saturday. April
Zith. at 10 O'Clock.
Prof. Torrey, % tire Depart
ment ~ Education az the Uniyer-
sity, will address the association.
This VIII be a very important
meeting and every teacher in the
county is urged b be present.
PROGRAM.
Written Lessons-Niiss Flora
Mcfarland.
Reviews-Mr. T. F.. Samuels.
How should we spend the va
eation-Miss Nina Murray.
Grading OF Rural Schools
Miss Saliie Webster.
How 90 Teach Diacritical
Marks-Miss Minnie Cor Ian.
School l1provement-Misses
Pearl Hust1u and Martha Smith
4. 3. CR0wELL, President.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

Rev. W. Fred Long. State see
rotary of the International sun
day School Association. VIII
spend Sunday il Oxford. He
will speak to all Suuday school
workers and members AMI the
public at the South Street Pres
byterian Church at 3:30 p.a.
Mr.. Long is doing quite a good
work in organizing the Sunday
school forces of our State. He
viii have il message for u.
All the churches and SUNDAY
schools are expected to be pres
eat and take part in this meeting
The State sunday school Com
ventIon meets in Jackson April
49, 4 great convention Is
expected.
All Sunday schools are entitled
To ed a representative. All
Pas ots and sIperintendents are
entitled TO go By virtue Of Office.
Cheap rates all railroads and
free entertainment by the people
of Jackson Setter not miss il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

We are having some dry cool
weather now.
Nh. j.. A. McLarty Is on the
SICK list this week.
Mr. Willis McLarly has come
back % our community where he
will reside the remainder of tae
year / suppose.
Rev. ". A. Martin, wife and
little son visited Mr.. j. y. Nc
Llrty and family Sunday.
Saturday and Sunday is regu-
lar preaching day at Shiloh. We
feel assured that there viii be a
rooi congregation If the weather
i favorable.
Rev Mr PtI1erton VIII preach II
Shiloh ounday. IL viii be Easter
Sunday.
Mr.. ". e. MsLary and family
visited kindred IN T0ccopola last
Sunday.
Misses Susie aad NollIe Me-
Larry visited their aunt, Mrs.
Vance Russell sunday.
Much success to the dear old
EAGLE and It's maay readers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
The Til. School

The closing Of the Tula school
Friday was u very interesting oc-
casion. A large crowd assembled
in the morning and several ex-
cellent addresses we're delivered.
Fhe exercises we're interspersel
with excellent music BY the Tula
strirg band.
In the afternoon another ex-
cellent address vas given on ac-
riculture and recitafiOas auG Grl Is
BY the primary grade eoaeIude1
the exercises.
At ) pm a large and attentive
audience assembled for the con-
cert. which was given by the adj
vaaeed pupils. They held the
undivided attention Of the sDecta
tors. all proCouneing Il one Of the
best entertainments the school
had given for many years. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
Eingdorn News.

The health IS very good at this
writing.
The fruit crop looks promising
Our farmers are making GOOD
Roadway in an agricultural way.
several have planted crop.
Baby Stripping had his foot
severely mashed in a COLI sion
between a log and wagon.
Mr.. r.. J. Lusk returned from
Memphis a few days ago.
Mr.. Willis Anderson and family
Of Delay, visited Mr.. A. G. Me-
Elwreath and family Sunday.
Mr. GaskelI Spencer and family
visited Grandma Robuck Sunday
Our literary school closed last
Friday. Dan Lusk was awarded
the prize o. good behavior. Man
ley Franklin was awarded tbs
prize for not missing a single day
through school. Our teacher,
Miss Beatrice Wilbaaks leaves ID
a few days for her future home
in Texas.
Mr.. Dan WEIGH had the mis-.
fortune % have his Overcoat at.
! up by his mules at the concert a
! Delay a few nights ago.
I Quite q number OF our people
attended the concerts at Deia,
= and Tula.
y Our Sunday school stated Of
well and We are enjoying tire
; sermons per month. Rev. Mr
Z PiiSertOn delivered y SPEND
sermon Sunday night.
Mr.. p. NJ. Franklin il raisiH.
J his second club of ten % hi
church paper. the New Orlean
n Christian Advocate.
GHDERDI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
Notes.

81 49,
- Bf our tsrlilr Reporter.
Col. Means Johnston. af the
las department. Taae a Tying
bc-tuess trip T. his farm at sun
ny Side last week.
Mr. I'm Mitchell has Withdrawn
from the University. and has ac-
eerfed an important position with
a reliable hrm at Augusta. Ars.
Mr. Floyd Wadlow OF Biloxi.
has been the guest of his brother,
Mr.. Ludlow Waiicw. for the past
two weeks.
MIR fieIiast8n Pascnall, who
has been teaching school for the
past session at Lafayette Springs
has returned % the University
A stranger will have no dif1-
cultywhatever L. recognizing the
members OF the Freshman class.
The upper classmen, 1t seeus.
held a meeting the day befprt
April LIST. and decided that some
thing definite be done to Tia
members Of the lower class II
order that they would not be mis-
taken for upper classmen. s.
their order was given effect Oh.
night before the LIST Of April. an
tho Bext morning the barbe
shops were packed with freshme.
vino were waiting for their tur
tl get their heads shaved. Onl
ten Of the classes escaped Ill
clutches % the upper classmer
these ten having offered vail
excuses for being made cxcep
tons.
Manager Gillespie has called
meeting OF the Glee Club nes
week for practice preparatory {
their trip to Water Valley Al
Greenwood.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

Aeoevii.es ssne Fves.
Mr.. Lawson Wiley, Of OxIosu
otanded the concert at the sehooi
bnuss Friday night. .ha
Miss Katie Bennett IS on 'iie
sick list this week. .-4,ir
Mrs. Fullilove will entertain
her sunday school class WIN d"
egg hunt Saturday. -. from
Mrs. Banks has returned
visit 10 her daughter MIS- .
a. Tankersly in Oxford.
Quite a large crowd aItehueU
the concert Friday night
Mr.. Henry Banks has returheu
home from Okolona.
Mr.. Arthur Gamble visited
friends here sunday.
Mrs.. Rosa Kinds spent one aly
last week in Oxford shopping
Misses Eta and Lizzie McNesiy
attended church at Union nm
Sunday afternoon. -
mr.. Waiter Davis and wife OF
Tula. VISITED their parents mere
Last week.
Mrs. Mary Davis was very {
last week. but is improving.
Mr.. W. N. Goodwin spent sun
day in Oxford. 49,
Mr. Grow. Of West OF OXFORD
v4s a visitor here Friday night
MIR Shields Hussey lett sunday
for Memphis. where be goes %
accept 4 position.
Mrs. Mamie Bowen has return
ed from Arkansas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
Legal Advertisements.
NOZZLE.
nal al Pcrsonai PrOrcrtY

NOZZLE.
sale of Real a-d Personal Property
Pursuant TO the provisions OF a Deed
% trust - ne. executed A. trustee
t, IN. Snarlts to secure certain IN
5.3te.iress therein mentioned, wnicn
Recorded 10 book WV pags aaf
in the ChanceFy Clerks Office of the
.oanry OF Lafayette and the STATE Of
Mississippi. / VIII AZ the request Otthe
beneficiary ia said Deed Of Trust pro-
ct..d to sell Tor Cash, To the highest
bidder, within lawful hours, In front
OF the south door 0t the court house
in Oxford. Miss, on The
MONDAY. April Isth
the following described properly, ly-
iug ami being in the County OF La
Fayette, and the state ot Mississippi,
% wit:
The south half of the Northwest
aua=tsr: also 20 acres. more or less,
Ia the south. west quarter described
~ follows: Beginning at the North
east corner of said quarter and run
ming south 50 .Ods with the road;
thence North to Jim WelchS fence "a
a corner stake; thence North 70 rod;
thence East to the corner stake, ali
being in section l. Township 8, Range
=, West, containing To acres more or
less. situated in Lafayette county
Miss, also one bay mare mule about
10 Years old, named kate also one
u.ue mare mule named "Rody. " about
- wears old, also GOO pounds of good
average lint cotton.
The title to the above property il
believed to be good. but will convey
only such title as is vested in me a:
Trustee.
Witness my signature this the 23r'
day OF March, L. 9.
L. MORGAN, Trustee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
RAplcAL Departure.

The most popular illustrates We <
les and mDutnllss are proce'd 30
-uorranu7 Gust. C0mpetitiDnlOr the
gork 81 the laading authors sn Illus
traitors a. established a scalof ex-
p rs. taat is almost prnhioife.
Yet II addition % IL many ttr1c-
i've features The Chicago sintu
&-eort-H-rald furnishes is fEdrrr
with a sunday Magazine wnictcom-
pars,s f%Jv1raliv win the .nis1eadrnt
periodicals. N ey-rg way All saspmr
merits peculiar u itself. ~ most
1Inous writer's ald iiIlst-atat con
ri5ues trit Fins pspsr aif press
slrs AMI hluiy six MAKE 10 t-as
ar. o. read rais eniertliHiug t1licI-
ION which marks a rtiica d trturs
Il suuIJy journalism
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Mrs. ID I Carter, Administrator of
D. L. Carter, Deceased. No. s5y7
ID. L. Carter, Administrator,
VS.
Estate Of TIP Coleman, Deceased
To Miss Annie Coleman. whose last
known post-otiice address was st.
Louis, Missouri. street and number
unknown.
You are commanded to appear be-
toie the Chancery Cou Z of Lafayette
County, State OF Mississippi. on the
FOURTH MONDAY IN MAYA d.. 1900
the same being the Gath day of said
month, to show cause, if any you a
why the final account of the Admin
lstratnr at the estats of t. P. Cole
man, deceased. should not be allowed
and approved.
This the 3lst day of March, 1891
" III. WOODWARD. Clerk.
JAS. STONE & SON,
Solicitors tor administrator.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

We are having some VelS
pretty weather now Tor wpleh us
farmers are proud OF.
Everyone seems to be az ousy
q bee preparing the grounu'
Some have planted corn. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. K. Wilson VIII
move into our midst soon.
Rev. Mr.. pilkington filed ms
regular appointment here Sunday
ana delivered three splendid SER
mars saturday, Saturday night
and sunday 10 a large consre2a-
ton each time. He viii preach
AZ Shiloh Sunday.
Mis- Ia Hale, Of Oxford, V'si,
ed friends here Saturday anu
Sunday
Misses Della and Lucy koe-
buck and Ferol Frazier. OF hins-
dom. attended preaching mere
saturday night ard sunday.
Mrs. Ira Purvis. OF Oxiofu'
visited here Sunday.
MIR. Ellis Hill visited relatives
here Sunday.
We are very proud of the new
Ptral Route which started la7'
Thursday.
our school will close Friday.
Misses villa Purvi5 ana A'lie
Wilson stood the examinations
In oxford Friday AMI Saturday.
Mics Crecia Beard returned
home Sunday after week WISH
with relatives IN Ok
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
Philadelphia News.

Bro. Hufstickle filed his reeu-
lar appointment here SATURDAY.
and Sunday. He preached two
good sermons.
Mrs. kamie Parks is spending
a few days with her daughter.
Mrs. H.. c. Baker.
Mrs. S. A. Tyer visited her
mother, Mrs. Speck, at EIlistown
last week.
Mr.. Louis Messer and family
visited Mrs. Frank Hale Fridav
and Saturday.
A large crowd attended the
concert near Rocky Ford Friday
night.
Mrs. John Farrell is on the SICK
list this week.
busy. f1
We hope since gentle SPRING
mas come everybody won't Get
TOO busy to send a letter to the
dear old EAGLE.
Al SrrRSrvrprn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
Notice.

Ny stallion Dare Boy" will
make this season az my barn on
University street fir SIS 90 to- in
sure foal. 'Dare by" is a beau
tifal black horse, IS years old, Is
hands high and weighs LOO
pounds IS perf9rt in shape and
style, goes all the saddle gaits
and trots in harless.
For further Information apply
TO owner or pao1e No 143.
H. r. SoaEav1LlE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

The laws Of Nature, which
cuvera eauss and effect. are as
fixed IN unchanreable as those
Of the far famed Medes and Per-
SLAMS.
Not a tree. plant, fruit 9r low
err, ever spranc into l|uxuriance
aud beauty, without m adequate
cause for existence and growth.
Not a bill, or plain beneath our
feet, but in some prehistoric
age, was made such by a mighty
upheavab pus in notion by an
intelligent Power. N1twithstand-
ing these daily object lessons,
the majority Of the failures in
life are the result Of the disre-
gard ot these immutable laws.
and the inability % mankind 10
realize that things don't just
happcn without a cause.
The idle, worthless tramp Won
ders why some men happen to be
born rich ard others happen 20
accumulate wealth. while he
hasn't n dollar e. bless hiusei.
with, yet the causes Of his con-
dItion are glaringiy apparent.
He. ike many other failures,
waited for something b. happen,
and Opportunity passed han by
D while be waited.
Men don't Just happen to be
{ leaders Of uen, and leaders m
their various professions AMI
81 eallings. There vas a time u
preparation and Development.
and he who expects q attain emi.
hence in any lie without i, l.
iJo.ish as would be 4 farmer
n xho would Fit on his fence anl
$ wal, for US crop To happen to b'
= planted. grow and mature int,
an abundant harvest.
II He who enjoys the reputation
Of al excellent and untarnshe,
character, didn't just happen &
resist unavoidabls temptation
when convenient. and to chocs,
y the right when occasion suited
q but there were years Of mora
eonlict-years OF struggles t
20 overcome inherited weaknesse
and lentereies, and "a fixed de
termination 70 i've up to a higl
ami lofty standard.
The man Of learning. who's.
thoughts and words OF wisdou
are priceless treasures, Gidn'
e happen b be wise any more thar
. he happened % be born with
r knowledge of English. Greek ana
Latin. Then why 10 We wait
&Ieawber-hke. Tor souetaing {
turn up Or happen, that Vii
1t Us into a snug position. o
and Is on the topmost ruug 81
Z the ladder Of success. when ",
nave neglected all pfeiiminary
causes Tor So sudden a transit o
eour spheres, For all mental
moral and physical developmen
and Improvement, there must %,
a motive power, just a. in th0
natural world. and he who SOW
and culavates with due patiene.
and persisteney, will as surel,
q reap u corresponding harvest.
Is with the individual. SO wit
the community. Towns and cit
les never happen into existence
aad railroads, factories and in
/, dustries n ever happen to loeat
where they are uasought and IN
solicited.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

You should not delay under any cir
cumstances in cases OF kidney and
bladder trouDla. You should tax =
something promptly that you know
II reliable, something like De Wits
Kidney aad Bladder Pills. They are
un.iualsd for weak back, backaehe.
Inflammation OF the bladder. rneu-
matte pains, etc. When you ask for
De"l1t's Kidney and Bladder Pills.
De sure You get hem. They are anti
septic. Accept no substitutes; insist
upen getting the right KIND. Sold BY
ali druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Examinations will be held in Ok
ford tor White Teachers on Friday
aud saturday, april 2nd and 3rd, and
Friday and saturday, April 18th aHG
iTlh.
FOR Colnred Teachers on Friday and
saturday, April Sth and I0sh.
IL. T. SMITH,
County superintendent Education.
Oxford, Miss, March -. 1909.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08

tr has been learned that the
New York servant who WIS re-
ported to have fallen heir to 500,
600, was paid that amount by her
employers 70 stay Until the end OF
the mouth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-08
Strared OF Stolen

On March 9Th, from nv home
place 5 miles West Of Oxford one
dark bay mare mule, Is hands
high, 2 years old, sore on LEFT
Jaw, little lame ia right hind Iea|
Liberal reward offered for info1
nation leading to recovery Of tb
mule. If stolen SIS for the thi
or $50 for the thief and mule.
D. E. THOMPSON.
Oxford. r r. " , P~x II