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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
The Circular Study
ANA katl,srne crreas Greatest Detective Story
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BOOK II-REMEMBER EVELYN
BOOK II-REMEMBER EVELYN

tCHu'TER N-fEllN Couiias.il
a thaashi sA~ in our II ny daTk
hour sg iAthI rslns up 'fpm he Efass
% eur.s Iie. ~ be- might Cuf-s On y ~
"Nhai hays ! said alsout un man know
ins' h.ftow lows In hs daan''he-.'
n. arsfrsss, a. h.. sufprssd mi -scfet,
.ni shsas thli hs has dtus ~ By hi.
Iserng lSoks. AZ do tists-i uays and .
iealous, al wfich | spnid .haui siaud ~
mifth. Il vrns ~ mon lEmptcf o.
.hrisk Aloud 10 tolmsnt 4 ianlh -sfttns
man. ,sskcd ~ | lave slma-i tafs.itcn
whefe, lsalau. q - weakness iuf iuhu
roihdss'srs dsufhtef, liz ~ nstst "a
aa. oi my e. I Zoe ENrbn - TAI the
day | dared lsis Is s.sking % a sd hs'kins
iof the sseOnd ims upon the saltisu hos
harms / had ofued. hsf NJ ~ siten -
-..uni.s ihrouf these foums, tui ny sfes
dwelt ufou BIT one slut, aua that sas
whsFr her piturs hang Ia IN Ng<iul
beauty shieh u. heroms my fsuftsafh.
Il have had E great surpfls ihs sisH
ing. Nkirh has b-cn taught o murinui
Esel,I uams tedag shfiskst uai, IVA
Eva Ms hrst impulse vas % srths q.
neck. ms nesi q take 4 ifom - eafs and
hhis Il a my ,som. but ! ID nstihsf !
am stall a man
R,I,av al snng that hitis u.sk #
DO not The morning ! eaua v hin Nth
IA. hand "a % cags aud a musisfeus hghr
n his sya. Wh b I had no dif aulti "a an
lersiandIng Vet b. oanrsf hsar The
word the Nrei he'd starting m,gSunfs Tie
,nly knows Il b q word. nave shi he -
letsrIninel % uppress a. Sail ] stHng
he oags ~ ut OF this ienss's reach
H. deainsss. lis inability 10 communicate
nth other, tie eNactness ~ , shich h.
b.ys cOtamau IL A. gwen him ~ my col
nj slides, BIZ attention 10 nv ever sish,
8nsslusut upn his almost tnimal love
Do my f.rsoI arr ustesaN - ne nos,
ihilc the bird Al! there 4 So again,
IVA, Eva
'"Is i hate = love icel. athorfenrs %
,ssions Low would seek 10 Ave. bui ]
i've no thought Of saving hes sinrs she
4 ackncsleaged her love 80 ihamss.
Vi since he on. u y not n,Is for tve
Ms sake | plas revenge, but be my oSni
hese nights AL avs 81 torture the nv
ltion | have al II my own stature the
n-eni ! wS 'oroed 10 give 10 marriaes |
rich metus lliss 20 them act anguish |
Vond msasu = 10 ms-all ths all. for |
ngeance, an they will not esaIs, ths-s
v. have sid my plans deep hast
DIVIDED for eety contingency v has
ken tims. thought. money. itui thg ~
Ii is goaa n they cross tbs Threshold
my sirci4aT study, they must can-cui 20
, win or psvish here. and ! suth them.
they sl.Al never live and ~ hapty
pmas need fot think Il, Jehn Pom
tier ned nst think ~ ] nuxht have
rotten the aath made on ny iather's
tsed arms. frt | VIII never inrgsi the
Measurable riefs Of these pas months
he h,rnihat IN they have hfuught me
own weakness v 10 h. nnged my
teard u. NY ltolerahle weakne~ Ne
sab.r Evekr Remember felrN' Al.
In EraI Iaal wal"
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
CHAPTER VII.
LAST WORDS.

A few minutes later Mr.. Gryce was to be
seen in the outer room, gazing curlously at
| the various persons there collected He
was seeking an answer to a question that
was still disturbing his mind, and hoped
| to find it there. He was not disappoint.
| ed. For in a quiet corner he encountered
| the amiable form of Miss Butterworth,
calmly awaiting the result of an interior
ence which she in all probability had been
an active agent in bringing about.
He approached and slnlllngly accused her
of this. But she disclaimed the fact with
some heat.
Il was simply there she explained.
when the crisis came, when this young
creature learned that her husband had left
suddenly for New York in the company OF
two men, then-why then, it became APP
parent to every one that woman should
be at her side who understood her case
and the extremity in which she found her
self. And was that woman
"You are always that woman, he gal
lantly replied, eff by the phrase you mean
being in the right place at the right time.
So you are already acquainted with Mrs.
Adams's story"
Eyes; the rawlings of moment told me
she was the one who had handled the
dagger that slew Mr.. Adams. Afterward,
she was able to explain the cause Of what
has seemed to us such horrible crime.
When heard her story, Mr.. Gryce, | no
longer hesitated either as to her duty or
mine. Do you think she will be called
upon to answer for this blow? Will she
be tried, convicted"
MADAM, there are not twelve men in the
city so devoid of intelligence as to apply
the name of crime to an act which was SO
evidently one of self-defence. No true bill
will be found against young Mrs. Adams.
Rest easy"
The look of gloom disappeared from
Miss Butterworth's eyes.
'Then may return home in peace" she
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

at must be remembered that the scraps
of writing in Felix's hand had not yet been
found by the police. The illusions in them
to Barlow show him to have been pos
sessed by jealousy which probably turned
to delight when he saw his master smitten
down by the object of that masters love
and his own hatred. How he came to
recognize in the bride of another man the
owner of the name he so often saw hover
ing on the lips of his master, is a question
to be answered by more astute students of
bly, he spent much of his time at the loop
hole on the stairway, studying his master
till he understood his every gesture and
expression.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

Katfir women will not pronounce their
husbands names or use the words which
contain the emphatic syllable of those
names. One old woman, changed the
word for come" in ''Thy kingdom come"
to something that made nonsense The
Katfir word for come" proved to be the
main syllable of her husbands name.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25
A Card,

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 50-cent bottle Of
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar if it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee Decent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1910-08-01
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NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO., of BOSTON.
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Telephone Main -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06
THE OLD YEAR AND The
sew.

TIE year ~ - has vassed into
the silent shades wifa - pleas
u-es ard Is sOrTv=s- a. Tss >
wo1cer<sl year rcs c7ly IN Uor
own country but Throughout the
~orid- To rnsry OF - In@ dead
wear yin carry uifa Is many sor-
ro~ful memories. wisa Others
1a5y fond rscol=ctfocs- Such
= the story TIA each year els.
LIfs Is TAI OF ever changing
l-csnes and re know not xhAs &C.
morrow VII bring fo-th.
Z The pa-s has iaGSat "a airy
good Philosophy IL - II: =hieh
teaches - % make the best Ui
today: 70 so i've tia. re shall 90
the Ieass harm 20 Grrusui,y and
the rC<s god The Opdzzist :
snS Orly nan worthy Of ezgIa-
ton. the pss~irnist should hzl {
10 place IN life. be brings no ore
eny cocd- TIE injiviiasl xho
lives or The '-s1nny side OF the
street : the person who brirxs
10y into ;he lives q --su-
Chr=sisnisy each year i GET
ting n stronger and 5r1n=r hold
upon the word; i teaehs the
oafy true PHILOSOPHY: R = the
=o1l II optimism, aac good cheer.
TIE new year shO1ld find every
enlightened hearS spreading the
good things SO forth IN the sir--
pie gospels peace Oa earth
good ~iii toward men
To the many frleucs VITO have
ssO'pd oy - IN the char gIng
scenes OF ne past - extend our
SeSrsfelz -rar.tss1e- We invite
Csr--s 10 !OSa with - - heip
C2Se a better paper. u and II
better understanding what or
friends and nsichbc-s are dong.
AID % IL CO each other tecrsr.
T To O1e and al. - Ssh a prus-
p-roUs and Happy N-~ Year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06
TEE EAGLE 81 Oper year.
Case After Case.


E&a4F Of tassss Like rhEs In gxf,r,f
scores OF Oxfsrd people can tel va,.
aooaz DoaaHs kkl1sv P.ls. aux
a72E e1zen makes 4 pubic STATE
171E "a nns erperiz1es- gTer~ - .
ease. Ell a. NhaE better rrrs,f .,f pz--Sr
ea1 De lad Eeaa sszen en<isrx-r,.nrs
Mrs J. w Word CoSisz~ III .srs-s
orteea. Mss -Ayse a trent .u,E-
~ 1as<AtF &C L~saa's Estasy Psizs sb.s
! osg1n ssesr 60 knsw Nv kiansv,
wer~ carss,s<red ~ the secr~xt,g,f-,5r-
sn-se orxznz cousxin,-c sisstu~nr ar
we're osasrvIse gEuzscraI Nv 49,
sa--eu me -rszg dad AMI rasr- .
ssrsosss across ny Boins a 4 ks4n..z.
AZ nlxh- coed act he xiii anEs : -
saa< ressies~uess eiazxro n Al n.
sln-- began taking Duaur, K53r-v
is ~ dlrecser and they soon err
rseress Al fAals wixh nv E5,~rx
str-nx-aened my b.ek aad brosz.-,r !
s-aer1 inproreraenr- I used bos ~,
e1xss a Dsaa's Kis.ey Pills sud rn~s
-isron<lnsed szkin< sasru - a. -
ursAE rel1eved 1 cau r-cnmr-r1 -
remedy N the hignexs serus-r
ror sale OF ali dealers. Px,v~ "a
ssnsz. Foster Mihurn Co Rn9.r
Sss YORK, sole asenEs for he Uuir.d
Remember Tia name Doau--.rs
aAxe no oshes-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06

Nr- IRA R0,-hs1ek and saurh-
ter Of Durango Colo-- z-s a.
hone To- I fsx weeks stay WISE
aocs folkz-
Slr- 1@-eoG Rs5-rt~sn ant 90.
s-1rs. returned hone a few day-
a-O iron CEsrfa--sso- Ark
The Misses La1ca-cer. cE d.
.ay. Pal1 the kIr-sOn peOpIs .
s.easzns vI<fs Sunday
Ir- Ro5ert Shipping AMI Mis-
Ella Scith we're united Il NAP
nag >1n1ay AZ TIE hars II the
crics parents
As-srs- HS<zry: WeE-h ard
= lnEet Rlbertson srear tn
sclt1ys a. SpriagyIlls- and re-
psi a delightful Trip
The Methodist people ret and
ORGANIZED their Sznslsy s.shs.1S
Sandy TIE following cfEeers
and teachers were elected: So
psriztsl.ieGE- Ir- P " Frank
an; senior teacher. Mr. Gasros
Sooert=0n- intermediate. Mrs.
E.Hna Spencer IuRsOr. Mrs Cog
DE Weeks, ca=d class. Miss D-sla
rsn~oOe<. secretary and creasur-
CT, D. H. Frazisr.
Inc Baptist xlII meet Suu5tzv
ami Organize Les sosv-r
iii cone and take part in this
grand and nOols cause. Ifvou
can cone. pray for - thai II
ziii De a success
Mr. z = L4<k has = Tex tsss-
phone line from MS rs-Icsnea "a.
OxfOri.
Mr. Robert Moore and family
have moved iron Webb in.0 Our
community.
NJ Waller Durham and family
Of Free Springs. visited Mr.. ".
W ssexart ard family rsce1,ly.
The Nsshodist SUNDAY sehHnI
meets a, 10 an AMI the Bao.l.s
Sunday school meets al 2 PA
GsA1srgy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06
ptsIE SPEAKING

NJ A B-uzn. Lecsarsr OF sne
lr.---s-'s Unsoa fos the SsAie Ct
N;.sissicoi. Oil address "a L.
Fsvsr-e county farmers ~ ne
foli5=inz nAzaed pise-ssne -ase-
Burgess Local Uuso1- jan T.
II AN
wsosssl-'s Rldxs. jan n. HAN
csno Ground. Jan 20. ii An
EiazsouG Chg-eh EeIgnb1ghood,
Jan q. II Az
Court House Oxford. Jan =
HAN
TIE LaFaysste COG1ty Farm
49, CuiO1 all n~es N y Co'sri
Efcart House. Jan - sUr1ss.i-
sse.v after the stfre-= y the
Ssa.e Lecturer Everybody :
invited - cone ard hear tness
ssseessi0os a. Speaker 5-uwr
81 ave yua sczeskIng g thIaA
about
J. ~ SArSDESs-
prssa1e1t-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06
Ssr-nrtuxn Nj

Health Is Eos very good nos.
Little Nilla King has been quite
SEX with e5sarrsi f@Te--
Fred King has besa real SEX.
Hope he xill .ccr recover
We are sorry n hear that r.
~ LvizEssca Is sick.
Misses ZOls. L5unhe s-1 Vera
Mccain. Of YelslE Lea. srs vi-i;
ing their -i<ssr. Mrs Be1lsh King
this week
The ssork visited .i-. and Mrs
Aubrey kEishs IO3tss sd left
= Gas boy
Miss Myrtle Houston c=ieb-at-
81 Ter szsagisth birthday Sstur-
day. We ash her rany z0rs
happy birthcays.
IL IRE Rs6oex AMI taggh.s-.
Bsglsh. o. Dfrsa.-1. CoI0-, srs
wishing hor1e folks
Master No<i Frazier visi.s,i the
family VI Mr. Gsssoa Roter1son
Tear Kilsd11z Saturday night
Mr. Stanley Knrghg { abe = ca.
here Scntay aftsra,p1a-
Nsssr=- Edgar Patterson. %
COrnisn- and Bayari SIngha1.
Of GFena12- visited frseasis here
Saturday
Mr. Charles Mccain and family
have uoved To D~a1ars 20 make
their future hone
NeSsrs. p l. Huston ard Das-
ton Back made a business trip O.
ToeeoPoIa this week
All whO attended The party al
Mr. seAr'i'- Frsiay night rN-porS
\ nIc- ti11e.
Our sehoO. - prcgre-=iSS oSe~-
y under C1- sxe<I lea. teacher.
MIS- Bessie TrayEick
We Thirk i E0Cs1 Be very nice
- Organize n >uutay =chOol a;
Sick Ridge ~ .her~ ar Mt arr
Sunday schools m tni< vrcsr1sy
We are contemplating a mex
Baptist cEurgh IN cur nsIyhbor-
bod
Mrs Clarence Henry Ess -s1II =
Ell % the led -iEs OF hSr brosl.-r.
Nr- ri Ngrphy. az H0uix4. who
sss shOs ard serSlassy woCr.ie.i
o. tie ulzhs u Dec 9lsh--
Mr. L=o1ari King ua1e 4 o..
ze=s TIP b Tl.scuposz Friday
Mr. Roy Beard ant Nis.s-- Ida
Heard and Anne Beard vi=ir@i
sri=1ds n oxfcr4 SATURDAY and
sunday
A=-svs- E.o6se ard Nest Kiag
maize a business Trip y Oxfora
saturday
Mr. ~ Z Frazier 1-aste : Susi-
=c-s srIO - U.esz- Fritay-
Mr. Lee Phillips u T5s,r0noiz.
vas here thursday
Mr. James BrzsG-r zzsf family
I'll occupy the hous= vacated 81
DR. C1arl-=s X rCaln-
Hiss F--u. Frazier visited the
Misses Robuck this -esk-
" IhIl< 80 ear ksar th@ f1in-
-99ad q ~ss1siIns b=i.-- E0uder
~hO q ~l- b.
With best wishes 10 the dear
.ost EACLE- Se rvr1a7n.
Sweet Gum ard Pine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06

PGSGa-r 70 ra- prDvl<raus OF a
DEED 90 Trust - NJ. sxecut-d ~
AE-veF lor-- am VII AGA ssnrs o.
r-rur- g. taiu lns:-os-sfE-s. gh-r-an
n-.usbl cd VI e. l. rec,rt-s1 n Slsk
- page - "a the Chanc-rv
.a-rxfs nefe- Se the Gently 0t IL
*Iy-s-- ansI ta-- ssIf- Of SiH=s5s t2es-
{ MIA tx --cu--S ct ta- s.-fr-E,ssrv
. al Did % frl-6 pr-u.---i - sea
sar Ca-a- - E.- six4ess oh5sf-r. VITA
"a stsfIl h1urs@ - frSar q to- >ssa-.
tsor % the ct,art .sGs~ a Oxfas T.
Aa-s on sa-
-EH DAY OF FsHRT-N2T- 1861.
r. sss.rsIsx ss~Es.rI1~sf zroD=r,t
Iug ant 1--in< IN tn Cs1IaEg D n
ga --ts- and t.> >e1te se Aassn.-ips-
s1-Nu-
n : Iur5-esss garter &C secsla "a
= township = e-A1G- = s esc- tsa
asrrz=. ar r-c -.1rr=E mare ma. uEn
81 --Hsisfy Oa- -. @5rr-t H. -
F-ir's aaGn-f -F5e-o7- ne a.
assr-.- Nhrun-
a. r11i= g. TIE ABOVE properly =
Sess-y<rt - Do Ep1si but { xllf e1u -
.alF s-en sEss- As - T--a-si u re e.
rrrIz--~-
HE-u-ss NJ siEzIssr- sh5- ~ =
a. - Iasaatrr . 70
= aAszE-s. Trustee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06
WHO WILL Succeed TIE
LAKE. SENATOR \. J.
McLACRINg

IL - -ss-s t-=- a. ,i-1.n Of 1ay
s.ar ea1s=- ve-y Tile difference
Il s-s Affairs Of tae SOLD sl.i4y
"a tai- a-r Of S-eas usen- b saar
\ l. ray. Il ls1ss assErs,1ls
c=rsss IN many is=t-zees a s-sa;
t=si @ sEzi.tv Ak e,rn--55s.
a11aS La- ==s.slLls - go A.
pace
SeGas0- NeL-1gsin passed ssTsy
.n the Psizs of lie. j1ss ~ he
uEs= rs lie El- rI1sni-r i1so
- os-ss frruL HIS SEAT =lzs- bsI
6lisd- TS=rr are many zh0 sesk
- psIs O. tke tcSs xas-k Gsash
soo< tror to sE1uss-x- 0t the
Is. ss=seSrs4a- SFsslsSggS has
azAny 49, Sho s-e zeIe 10 q
sais exalted pe=s-soo- - record
n The P.ss has 5.-sa Es.ed WITH
css1s % zEssasisl ssaseSz.Cshsp.
s-zssS1IEsAip q tks very as<n-
ess u-s-s.-
In nAay Hs.z5Ss zehi--ereuss
11r esIsv-i safe has, taken tn
LAXATIVE ard sod4T. Ne sgzaG
= Reed * psFhaps the greatest
sesseszaE@a-p aog ozIy Of this
1ec41s bzs 81 -o,fera Grses.
1-s.sEn eon1ItSOus u progress
AID complicated -0verun=as are
s@-Sou- questi0Gs a.t a-aux
lnese the greatest question nov
before the people Of this county
: the Preservation Of the eouary
founded BY cur fzsaeFs-sha. Of
the white mn sCve-7ns1t-
Let - he understood; We BE-
iiev@ 1ru.y that ths e,1sored "a
ces. regardless Of Whether they
Be negroes japanese Ceiness.
- what net shSuEi - protected
n their property rights. the AVS
Of our country should give Ihs-
protection in the criminal and
civil i2.s. but when Il cssus- IN
siiO= any fOreign race % have =
pGss n the making o. or gov
eminent. II simply means retro
sressiOa and IN days 10 eOze
GnsPeO<z5le eyii.-
l. belongs 90 ore man in this
southern county the honor Of
aGTSesrsa< his ou=s-soa sa1 shzl
Elzn - Iacses K VsE1suzn. His
life : slsan and Adore reprOa=h;
he made 4 most excellent COVER
nor AMI tnz. IL the face OF tie
PROPHECIES that he would dis
g-sce the s.ste- He made ore u
the hss-t governors this state
evsr -aw- We predict for him
tle sane career IN Gbe United
S-Ases SENATE Les the LexisIz-
surs nov n session send hin
yiz=I-sipcS cane vary rzarfx
sending Vsgianan 70 the senate
over John Sharp Williams. by fa-
the ssrOnges, nan the party eOgId
pssr OFT. Vari2mzn lacked Only
's'-e5 votes Of getting the ncuina-
son therefore. re i the choice
Of the peopl-- The people want
NJ Vsri=nan ard we feel as
s1rsd that the legislature viii :,
sOok IT it-shey nuss represent
the people and No. she-ssives-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06

he ds'sr u d-ssa ---sz-8 T. s-fv N
s-ss-ss iur A1-rY As-r~. & ErEr-s-
.r14g-. " I, sfen rs af- 81. sp.4-
s.-rt1i-y -sV-si- Il Vas u a .r-ssirxs
: al t-ou- - wrss=-S my sxia vs.
EAssio-1 yel-9ss sFes sza<=n- sgux.r-
Grated szn-seEa-9G trJsa fsslax ~
ssisAzslss- g-'s~tE< ses<=r cEl.y- -T-1
l'-sla -EE-r srs19nd- 1GhIlI;E a1= st1xr -
tam VI s9sE- at a.s-ssrs- Ek-n r-ssr
aastsc1L--s u-,i1eins-r ilecz-s. 8sE-~<
eisr-ss n .--xala--I sa- n aoa..t-
..1as a.-ls4 zas- an vi I-- szr1,l. p
ar Ia -e9'aIz1- sv-r za.i 11G5,-g
= a'iSs'-s saes - -1pr=-z-- 5sl- x \
D. A-1fzIx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06
W. Yoxk Dr.

A-- ice 4c-ecsc7 aae faaaIIv
we're tee guess OF Mr. g. "
Crawford ami f&zslIv r~carsIv.
Mr. Es<sr Butler and family OF
near Oxfuru. visited relatives
here and Esar PhILad-srssz re-
eea,ly
Mr. Il " Crawford and wi.
attended the Sia4ghs-~-Ss-phsn-
welding Christmas day.
A-s-rs- Bishop ard Ere Crzw-
ford leave to-day for sneir hOre
ID Fort Riley. Kaas-- after a
pleasant nonzh spers WITH their
relatives and friends
Ine young peopEe ec50yed a
sEee entertainment a. NJ JACK
Adams Tuesday nixhr.
Miss Aaude Andersen ou-
worthy reaensr- resumed ker
school wOck Ao0dzy after -usr.i-
ing Christmas with bore foiks
Mr. Wash Kelley and fsrIv
are back frum Texas, and wat
DO you thin<- they have eura 10
stay Harrah Foe old Miss a.
the best place after all. AZ I.a.s
=oue think 20.
Mr. Bal Keel made = buSsn4ss
trip 70 Oxford Saturday.
Mr. Boo Anderson AMI fauIv
OF Bay Springs Visited reI.,ivs,s
here reesnsfy- Mas MzusIe Hail
scroupsaisd them home.
We iA esOss Wishing every-
BODY \ hzppy new year
NV NcsK Sr,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-06

On December 9TH she Ma
soolc bodies II Oxford celebrated
81 Johns Day After TIE install
lafs1n OF of1 serS AMI ADDE'S -.
IN their esesa1IEy appointed
Lo1g@ rocD- s1e Ma Dns VT
theiF taGlIIles anf invited guests
Attended sunptuOGs banquet
~ the Colonial Hotel The ele-
CANT dining nall was beautifully
decorated and the choice viansis
served n courses The evening
closed a red tssrer day FOE ,he
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SESAroE BsHKT. u Texas.
sans Congress- 20 hold night sas
sous 81 that the usubsrs can
attend - their pirate business
sG1ng ne day II Senator Bailey
= teo 51zy 70 serve in Congress
curing E,e Gay vii Texns not De
good enosgh 70 fEr1ssA a sIbszz-
r-s.- for AimS
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1 an resltenr agent for the IA
nous Gossard C9cses- - highly
reso0neade.d oy I'll no Rave
Iris7t see=- Phone ID foe mar
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srsr-S bitten TIE Sshs- t4y N N.-v
land I. just SHOWS TIE kiz1 -
'-ea'-eal . prophet gets IN -
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