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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-16
WHEAT IS ERRAT| T|C
THROUGHOUT SESSION
Market Makes Good, Strong Ad-
vance and Then Drops to
Mondays Close.

CHICAGO, Feb 15.-Wheat had an err
ratio course today. and after advancing
generally from 1bc to i5c, fell away TO
practically closing figures OF yesterday.
Corn held its strength better and finished
with moderate advance, as did oats,
while provisions ended from IL 10 30
cents off for tile day.
Many new claims OF crop damage fur
nished the incentive for an advance in
May wheat prices from about sil25 to
$l133. Realizing sales by former friends
OF top prices broke the backbone OF the
Upward trend, and an easier tone gain ed
impetus from the Discrimination OF many
traders to be strongly impressed by crop
damage reports before the actual grow
ing period begins. Sluggish demand for
cash wheat also had a dragging effect
and May sloped down to SI.12R6l l2A,
other futures sliding with 1t. The close
was easy, with July and September un-
changed from yesterdays finish and May
shade up at Sl,12h@l.12s.
Trade In corn was OF great volume
May advanced from 666@67c TO 67ac. the
otDer Mturcs showing similar stimula-
ton. The close In July was strong at
wen toward the high point with May
&c, up at 67s@67tc. and July &c higher at
A good demand for cash oats gave
strength TO prices and kept them In line
with corn. The fluctuations were from
&c TO Be-, May travelling from 47i@47ac to
ii2c. The close was strong at nearly the
high point. with May S@sc up. at 47B1
The provisions market was easy at the
close. Pork was 20c lower. lard l5mlIic
and ribs 1e3@1I5c lower.
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Flour. steady
TO firm, with moderate local trade. Re-
ceipts. 5i,429 barrels. Shipments. 200
barrels.
Wheat-Spot firm; No. rcd, sI.?r
sales elevator domestic and Sl.29i nomi-
nal lob. afloat; No. ! northern Duluth
and No. hard winter. S1.2Ss nominal
fob. afloat. As there was no improve
ment In crop news today. wheat again
advanced sharply, casing of near the
close for want OF export demand May
shorts were also alarmed over light sun
plies and covered freely during the fore
noon. Final prices were practically un-
changed from last night May closed at
5l.2O4; July closed at Sill. Receipts.
$500 bushels
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MARKET FOR COPPER
IN NEW YORK WEAK
London Firm and a Little High.
er; Only Slight Changes in
Other Metals.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET
'.-ss:..!:-!..i.: I.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The market for
standard copper on the New York Metal
Exchange was weak today. with spot
and February closing at sI3.O0613.l5.
March at sls.OO@l2l2t, and April at
Sl29OM15.l75 The London market was
firm and little higher with spot clos
ing at G59 3s Cd and futures at EGO.
Exports OF copper, according TO today's
customs house return. were 2071 tons,
making lS.oS6 tons so far for the month.
Local dealers quote lake copper at sl3.62s
@lS.S73; electrolytlc at sls.s7a@1362s,
and casting at sl3.125@13.37a.
Tin was quiet. with spot closing at
sS3.00@53.40. February at 33.0O633 25.
March at S32- 2-7o@331O, and April and Nav
at 10. The London market was
higher and closed firm. with spot quoted
at sl5l as Cd and futures at Gl53 bs
Lead was weak, with spot quoted at
S4,oOQ4.IO In New York and at S4.35mfi
East St Louis. London was unchanged
at 3 rs Cd for spot.
Spelter was weak, with spot closing
at Gb.50@5.65 New York and at S530G
5.4O East St Louis. The London mar
kct was unchanged at s23 5s
The English iron market was lower, at
5ls Sd FOR Cleveland warrants. Locally no
change was reported, No. ] foundry
northern Is quoted at S1S.50@19.00. No .
at S1S.2om1S.T5, and No. / southern and
No. l southern soft at S1S5oml9.00
Closing Stock List
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ay. cor. 900 shares.
Boston Wool,

ROSTON. Feb. l5.-Although desirable
wnols arc no cheaper In the Local Wool
market some OF the minor stocks are
hcina shaded for customers. Ihere IL
but t iltile inquiry. however and trading ling
is almost wholly in odd lots OF ,i,iS q ,e@
thousand pounds each. Eastern btddcrS
y,1%eTd'1 rn%eTd existing prices in The vest for
the 1910 clip as almost phihni prohln6,,iye,i f. ,no
= ~ brt the general market Is near ith
lowest obb and very little is expected
until tho new clip arrives.
Quotations. secured basis:
rcyas-Finc. IL months, 13mT0c: hDe'
10 3 months. 6Sm!Oc. eno ,so,,
Caljfornia--Northern, esm6sSi O'ou''
county, 6S@65c. fall free 9omS2c -,e-
'oSTes o0STTcesgon~Eastern No: staple, 1T @79G,;
eastern clothing. 7O@T2c; valley no. j.
''%%@ 'T%c%Tritory-Flno staple. 75@76c: fine
c,oth{ne, ss@TOc: halt. blood, 6e@6ec
three 'cighths blood. so@6@c' quarter
o'2SI P%llcd%Extra. d'HS.t 72@75c; fine A, 67@7oci
4 supers 50m66c.
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STORM Affects TRADE
ON PRODUCE MARKET
Business Light Tuesday and
Only Small Shipment Is
Received.

Thero was practically nothing doing
on the local produce market Tuesday
Business was weak, owing largely to the
inciement weather, and only a small
shipment OF fresh produce was received
from the Golden state. Nevertheless, the
market is well supplied with palatable
eatables.
The demand for fish was not so strong
TUESDAY as OH the several preceding days
since the opening OF the Lentcn season
me market still shows a slight scarcity
OF fish. although not so much so as il
did tho latter part OF last week
There was no change in the price OF
butter Tuesday, the wholesale price being
"a cents n pound, and the retail 40. The
demand for oleomarsarine still keeps up
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at II 1000; market weak and a
shade lower: beeves. si.3567,S0; Texas
steers, S4.00m5.l0, western steers, S4.e0m
90, stockers and feeders, S3.15n $50
cows and heifers, s2.2545.sO: calves. $500
69.25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated az $4,000;
MARKET. steady; light. SS.7O@o16: mixed.
sS.T56o.25; heavy. ss.75T925: rough, ss.7
6S90; good 10 choice heavy, SS.9o@9. 20
pigs. S1S0@S.o0; bulk OF sales. $4,000
9.15.
Shcep-Receipts estimated at $4,000;
market weak: native. $3.50 40: western.
s4.50m6.s5; yearlings. S7.@5ms.50: native
lambs. s676M9 90: western, S6.I0@9OO
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Available Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. Feb. 15,-Special cable
and telegraphIc communica; ions received
hy Bradstreet's show the following
changes in available supplies as com
ma rod with previous account.
Wheat-TTnItcd states, east OF the
Rockies. increased $4,000 bushels; Cana
da Increased 5000 bushels: total, United
hushcls: a0oat for and in Europe in
creased 900. 600 bushels: total American
and European supply increased l,2So,OOC
bushels. 1 l.,
creased 1887 ono bushels
Oats-ITnitcd states and Canada IN
creased $50, 600 bushels.
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. l5.-Cattle-Ro-
ccipts, 10000; steady TO weak; native
steers. 81. 1507.4 40: cows and heifers,
So s0G6 90: stockers and feeders. IS I56D
Z, 90; bulls. S3.75@5.25; calves. 81 50a
90. western steers. S4.75a6.50; west
ern COWS 81. .0005.25.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: market steady
70 strong, bulk OF sales. SS ,550S. 30;
heavy. IS S06S. .95; packers and butch
ers. SIS T0@S 30; light, IS 5o@s 10, pigs.
81 5o@S.0o.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000: market steady
To lOc lower; muttons. 81. 7566 so: lambs.
81 o5mS SIS: fed western wethers and
yearlIngs. 50 .2S@S 90; fed western ewes.
S. 7bd6 10.
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Omaha.
fINf 4 II 4

OMAHA. Feb. 5.-Cattle-ReCeipts
5000: market steady to lower; native
G550; western steers S3.2S66.O0: cows
and heifers. S2.S0@4sO; Gamers. $2.50@
i.25; s,ockers and feeders. S2.ood 50;
calves, $3.75GS.25 bulls, stays. etc, $500
G5.O0
Hogs-Receipts 800: market steady
10 easier. heavy. sS.s5MS.oo mixed, $50
mS.SO. pigs, $6.759fS0; bulk Of sales,
SIS. 70mS.S0.
Uogs-Roceipts. 1900: market strong
vearlings. S6.TSGS.0O; wethers. S6.o0@6.75;
ewes, SS 76I6.50: lambs, S7.I5M9.00.
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EVaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Evaporated APP
pies. steady. Spot fancy 10bI1lc:
choice, om9bc: prime, 6f@7c: common to
fair. 6G6sc
Prunes, quiet California. up TO 30
40s. 29@9ic; Orcgous. 6m9c.
Apricots, steady. Choice, iIimI13c;
extra choice. l13ml2Ac fancy 12i@l3kc
Peaches. inactiYc. Choice. 69@7c: cX-
Raisins. about steady, loose muscatcl
im7ac; choice 70 fancy seeded. 56l6sc:
scedless. 3i952c; London layers. s1.16@
l.25.
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st. Joseph,
snecIal 70 The Tribune.

SOUTH ST JOSEPH. Feb. 15.-Cattlc
Receipts, $500: market active: natives.
"a 5Oo6725: Texas and western. si500
$50 cows and heifers. S3,00@8.o0: bulls
and stags. S3.O0d5.50; veals, $1,000 $50:
yearlngs and calves, S3.25@i.T0; stockers
and feeders. SS.50m 560,
Shcep-Recetpts. 1000; market strong
and higher; lambs $S.5OmS.S5; yearlIngs.
s7.O0mS.15: wcthcrs. S5.IoW6.6Oi ewes.
IL .n6,E an
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oil Trust Dividend.

NEW YORK. Feb. ia quarterly
dit,dend OF slb "A share WAS declared TO.
day by the Standard OH company OF Nov
Jersey, tho same as declared Tor I'M"
aIartor for the last five years.
Thc last dividend. paid on December
IL wns $40 share.
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK. Feb. l6.-SuEar--Raw
s,.,,. r,uscoyaao SO test, 3.Gic; centrifu-
aaI 90 tesl. 4.14c; molasses sugar, 81
Test 3 39c,
Refined quiet crushed. 5s5c; granu-
lated. 5l5c: powdered. b.25c.
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Dairy Produce.

CHICAGO .s geR F. dsirIls' 1snHu'tfr sias5e easy
Tt.,,, o,sy: receipts. T13e; at mark.
cases included. 17@2lc; hrsts. 2a1c; prime
firsts. 245c. , ,e,a,-c. ,u,,ns
t5tSsiGc; Young Americas. 16l@lGsc; long
horns lGbMlG2c,
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|ICH DOING
rock MARKET.
I'd Apathy Chief / Fea-
Trading in Wall
Street.
.ER PRESSURE
'PGENT LIQUIDATION
Se Active Demand
.ndency to Force
Ices Upward.

4 FEB. 15.-Thc stock mar
,.,aoaI evidence today OF
',uress and apathy. The
|',omod up in the fact that
.,Ion has ceased 10 press
while no disposition
.,sost 10 accumulate stock
1, discrimination to carry
/. and hold them over
. zoe the definition OF the
sherman antitrust law
inmate in the supreme
y the American Tobacco
'oa cases is the accepted
|,a,ning from largo commit
.aarket on the part OF the
IN closs which makes the
';ro movements. The re-
fbe supreme court next
F. a 10 revive the influence
,stching for 4 decision in
Tohacco case. y decision
for. however. until the
case has been submitted
-snt
y ' nriccs of last Monday.
Elimination OF liquidation,
~ heen substantial, reach
4 noints in Reading. which
IA The professional oper-
oe the movement found IN
's5d 10 absorb profit taking
4 warning from this fact
||atlon OF that market
snect OF corporation az
IN 10 attention by other
ihe approaching supreme
f. IN The American Tobacco
s6rr of the brief by the
~ In the government suit
. q the anthracite combine
MING OF testimony again in
-c!ne merger suit were re-
5llsr litigation coming up
-cofis which must be fol-
|1l<nst by stockholders TO
q. priyate discount rate in
a prospect OF heavy loan
r,1bilitatlon OF flood dam
reflected influence here
<1rkeis.
ssre disappointed that the
la dividend was not raised
. l sharp break in that stock
stesdy. Total sales. par
8 bonds were unchanged on
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GE on TILE HEADING FUTURES.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quota tions were as follows: Flour,
firm. No rye. Sic; feed or mixing bar
ley 63m67c: fair 10 choice mailing. 696p
73c, flax seed. No. ! southwestern. So. 0S.
No. ] northwestern. S%.lS; timothy seed,
81 05; clover. $l3.S5; mess pork. per barrel.
$33.3Tl a. 23631; lard. per 100 pounds.
s12,47bq le.5o; short ribes. sides tloose).
Sl1,T5012.25; short ribs. sides Cboxed)
60 EOIy1o *
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances Of wheat and four
were equal 10 49, 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were 592. 900 bushels, compared
with $50 900 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. The worlds visible sup
ply. as shown by Bradstrcet's. was 1,c30,-
900 bushels. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow Wheat, IS cars, corn. 1907 cars.
oats l05 cars: hogs. $4,000 head.
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Highest Price for Hogs.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. i5.--Hcavy hogs
,,rnI,nhi ss,o5 a hundred pounds at the
stock yards here today This price was
never before reached at TINS market
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n J,ouiS Wool

ST, LOUIS. Feb. l6,-Wool steady 2
medi,,m grades combing and clothing.
pa@2a1; light nnc. 22m2ic: heavy fine.
E6m2lc; tub washed. 26M3ic
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Butter-Flrm.
Chcese-Firm.
Eggs--Steady at the decline; western
firsts. 29c
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York Money

Feb. l5.-Close:
'n,,,e my, paper, 4505 per cent.
olls, Ns5S9 1884.
asls. lic.
ponds steady. Railroad
su za@s per cent: ruling
's Did, "a: offered. 3 per
1ler; sixty davs, "a per
h 3a' six months, 3sm3
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lQry Statement

qN. Feb. l5.-The Condi-
sur al the beginning Of
vas as follows:
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FFlcE HoURs-DAiLY 10 M TO SUNDAY. 1, TO p
The knowledge Of DISEASE Is HALF ITS CURE

II All You Who Are In Need OF Spe-
ciaiist viii Call on Me First. You
VIII Not Have So Many Doctor
Bills 10 Pay. 81 Years In Salt Lake
city.
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Closing Stock List.

Sales, II. l.. lClse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05
In Menoriun

| saw a notice in last week.
EAGLE giving the death Of Mr..
John Goolsby, OF Lafayette
Springs
In reading the account | review
ed my acquaintance with him. |
have known Mr. GoOls5y person.
ally for Is years, have been with
him IN different trials and have
always found him to be a high
toned christian gentleman in
every respect. / have often
thought that he certainly was a
model man. There was some
thing attractive about his every
day walk in life and his CONVEX
satiol that gave strong evidence
that the good spirit dweIIed with
in him. IL Is a great pleasure TO
have it to remember that I knew
him. His family have nv synpa
thy. bat during their bereave
nent 1t viii be gratifying to know
that he did not die 'sunxept, IN
honored and unsuug-" His
friends we're many ard although.
he IS dead. the memory OF him
lives GEO Y AyDEHsnN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

Pubic notice . hereby given thar
the undersigned VIII receive sealed
bisis UP to u O'Clock. moor, on TuesSisv.
June TSh- for the building of the foI-
lowing bridges: 4 bridge across the
Graham Mil reek on the AhbeviIIe. 4
PUutoroc road. near the n1ili-rare
bridge.
, $50 for the building OF a Ievee cn
Yellow Leaf Greek ON the Oxford aud
Houston road; also about $50 eaIytc
yards Of levee work on the Oxford and
WYATT road Ink No Ias. Sxid Ievee
work u near Moss Nil on Hurricane
Creex- Also for building two bridges
on the Wyatt bridge Ieves, the sxu
bridges being about $50 feet IN length.
IAso the placing of about 500 cubic
feet OF earth worx on the said isyse.
Also for the building of about rs
feet OF bridge work In the said yellow
Leaf Creek levee-
The above mentioned bridges ara "a
Dc i-t out separately ani To DC ston~
according to plans aud specifications
nov 0n die in my once. The sucrass
ful bidder will De required to furrisf,
oo11 double the amount OF eacn hi,t
with two or more good securities to.
faithful performances of the contract
Inc Boari reserves the right 70 re-
j@es any ard all bids, and on the same
day let the sane out al public oarer,
TO the lowest and best bidders. To-
Bca-t reserves the right to reject an
3nj all eiis.
W II woo3wARD, CIerk-
0xssr'i, stis-s- Way s-h. fatn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05
Conc- Hzprxaings
" By Rosie Rose

Some OF the young people from
here attended church as Harmon
town Sunday.
The entertainuIeut given st the
:. Gomez school house Friday night
3y Prof. Evander Sar1uels was
unite a success and the crowd
va highly entertained by games
votiuC contests. music and old
fashion spelling bee. The odd
people and visitors did some con-
testing. after which Prof. Homer
Samuels won first prize. Votes
were also sold for the prettiest
girl in the crowd and Miss lrenA
Gamble was the lucky one, re-
ceiving 1854 yotesand vas avarc
ed 3 handsome prize. There be-
ing a nice sum raised nearly So
and went to the interest Of the
school building.
This closes out Prof. Evander
Saauels eight months term. be-
ing one of the most successful
terms ever taught here, for which
ne has advanced his pupils and
has done a great deal toward help
/ inz to improve the school build
inc By his management Of enter
ailments given during his term.
lie has raised nearly so for i1-
provements. His pupils regre;
% see hin leave. He viii move
70 MS future hone South OF Bu--
gc1s-
Mr. C. 3. white spent Sstur-
lay IN Water Valley.
7 Sir David HedissJUu visited his
parents n Oxford Saturday ana
SunGay.i
Capt. J. v. Slate made a bust.
uess trip to Oxford "Wednesday
some OF the people from here
attended preaching in Oxford
Sunday.
, Subscribe FOR TIE EAGLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

Ne feel sure that throughout
9i's,i sipri there xii Be couside-
rebiy more care ard attention
paid q legislative timber next
yea- than in TIE past. H.reto-
tore no attention scarcely has
been paid O. this most important
oLi-e. bat recent revelations IL
jackson have served as eye
openers U tire ye.ers. and ~
predict HAT al the fellows whose
cod. sac Won't stand the "sscre.
bali1s ;est vail be left at home.
Anyway. VIZ predict that here
after the voters wN at lessI de-
maud that they De advised IN tae
legal way. q h1v every repre-
s NATIVE yo.e=.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

\ L0SDcS cable says the tories
may decide o. vote with the liber
al for the purpose Il preventing
the lahcri;es and the Irish frou
oyerthrowing the government
Every tory hates a iioer4i, bat II
always hates an lrishnau or Ia
borer worse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

The health Of community /.
very good at this writing.
Miss Bessie Garrison has re-
burned hous from i two weeks
FiSit 10 Denmark
] Miss Lula Heard visited Miss
Annie Mask Tuesday.
Quite a large crowd attended
the organization at Kingdom last
Tuesday.
Rev v. [ Hargis preached az
excellent sermon At Kingdom last
Thursday night.
Mr.. Paul Knight and wife visit
Cd Mr.. Riley knight and family
Friday.
Mrs. Lula Garrison visited her
mother. Mrs. Dan WEIGH Friday.
Mrs ". W. Stewart visited her
daughter. Mrs. johnson Saturday
Miss Lnmmis Stewart visited
Miss Bessie Garrison Sunday.
Mrs. Spencer has returned
home from 6 visi: to Oxford.
Miss French WeIch visited Miss
Sallie Stewart Sunday.
Mr.. Simp Nets and wife visit
ed Mrs. Dan WEIGH and family
Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Metts and wife. of
Oxford visited Mr. LInnie Nets
and family Sunday.
Mss Annie Beard and sister.
Eddie. visited the Misses Heard
Mrs. Fred WEIGH visited his
sister, Mrs. Matte Mitchell Satur
day and Sunday.
hr James Garrison and family
Thursday
Messrs. Tackett and Miss Mag
gle Freeman visited Miss Sale
Tuesday.
Our Sunday school is progress
Irg nicely
Miss Eta Nerren visited Miss
Alice Ford Saturday night.
Mr. PCzey Franklin ard fau,iIv
isitsd ms brother, SIR. Luther
rankin Sunday.
With best wishes to the dear
& EAGLE and its many readers
Two Kids.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05
Tie CTyic League.

The Civic League will meet to-
night at s O'Clock, in The court
house. Dr. Muckenfuss will Lee
tura on The Model Town" The
speakers wide observation as a
traveller and thorough informal
ton as q scientist insure the pre-
sentation Of this subject in a most
attractive and Interesting Ganns.
. n - ~ L..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

eils- even With nagging xie-
- aoSFs abe needs help Shs u,av
" rvous and run down =, h.aIrI
- ~es annoy her II .he Is p,elan
appefn heassa.,;,,s -i''s'.I.' vi loss OF
s-ipskik or s,Frfs,r ' .ss,, con
She ne F,la,-.-,a - Nt-zs spets,
woas3er, 49,. t. ..rs, the most
ThovmS ~ -. = @a.ln- women
troubles, 80. -, IEoiAa u M r
and wear L-rI- nsAekachs
b-corze llt5,, - 49, 80 ss,e q aud
Only 59c=sss.s,- - "a ppy- NY them
A. II. KeaI nm -ArantSee bs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

le splendid work OF Chamberlain.
raen aud Liver Tablets i dail,
..as . hght No sueu grand rene
z liver and bowel troubles ~
eknoSn before Thousands ble,s.
Ter curing constipation. sick
sns,r otlis,i.s1e',s, Eaasidisee and in
M9~cn- sod by al dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

THE New YORK Stock Exchange
IS cleaning house New York
Cotton Exchange refuses to take
the hint, but takes plenty Of other
filings, especially If they happen
zos 20 y nailed down.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

Was Slz1[e-fr,h;r,,r -.
fences, IuupinircSes rssss and
ways getting srrb@s s,,.. Asalng, al
hruises- bumps,rnz ~ sprains-
laws! Her mo- ;,,as ,.s1aSs But
lens Armies S4 !, ~ 49, l1iSu BUCK
Heals everyth1I healshIs -, 4oicz
80 ores, eorns OF piles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

NCN Is The time for all god
Democrats - cone u the aid o.
their party. Amateur typewriter
please note change in the form.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

UNCLE JOE CANNON appears
zns only to have been elected
president OF the Down and Out
Club. but also to have led a very
successful reorganization of tina,
sncIent institution
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

w5en FaT y, 60 thing to accomplish
- Ths-us, bilious and out Q,
~ - .s,,,,..s. sure cure for al kinds
sripation xneivxner..;s 900
.;vs 80 :, IN - yet absolutely eifec-
ho,t,a :. Price 50 cents Der
by A Il. KendeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05
R~D OF THE wOKIa

s,,I1,- $50 ne tomorrow would find
,-s, -;...,a OF the people suffering
ous natszxe-Sob..,s,-.e -. "a. OF serl-
,,,ss,ss S-5r.. bsliard's Snow Lini
-. - srsay away the troubles
-, - :. - -. ~ N instantly and leaves
,ld "a supple a. a two wear
~ ~ A. II. Knndel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

SECRETARY BALLISGER boast.
Of the legality q his procedure.
Nobody ever accused him Of do
iu< anything Illegal. Ike exceed
ing the speed limit or playing
checkers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

THET say the Mississippi brio
cry scanda! has .-dsgen Grated In
20 a mere political row. Must we
allow the East - ous strip uss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

kEN-UcSr l. exercised over
'he question Of whsther n COVER
nor nay change bis mind. Il
would seen to be mainly 3 ques-
ton OF before azd after taking
the once
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-05

NOC can't blame Aids for ra-
signing. considering lie gaS-a..-
iui way the New YORK Senate act
II toward him.