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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14
CITY COUNCIL.

On Tuesday evening last the city
council voted to give the agricultural
society 1850 for the use of the fair
grounds this season for park purposes.
The society asked for $500.
The committee on streets and bridges
was instructed TO make a report to the
council of all streets similarly named
or which are confusing, such as for
instance Garfield street and Garfield
Ave, McIndoe and Warren, the latter
being a continuation of McIndoe.
The names of great many of our
streets should have been changed
years ago.
TO the Columbia band was donated
5000 for a series of fifteen band con-
certs 90 be given during the summer.
A communication from the A. ID. T.
company offering to install ten police
and fire patrol boxes at the rate Of
$500 per year was read. 1t was re-
-ferred to the committee on police.
Plats of Cawley Bros, A. w.
Treyitt's and A. A. Books addition
were accepted.
The health commission submitted
a set of rules conveying the handling
of contagious diseases. They can be
found in another column of this
paper.
The Wausau Telephone Co, in a
communication, offered to install ten
police and fire patrol boxes and switch
board for $500 per year. 1t was re-
ferred to the attention of the commit
tee on police affairs.
The Wilson Mercantile Co. asked
for permission to build switch track
across Jefferson street TO its ware
house. The district attorney was in
structed to draw an ordinance which
will allow the council to grant the re-
quest.
The mayors veto Of the ordinance
re 4uiring telephone, telegraph and
electric companies to place all wires
underground within a certain district,
vas sustained, new ordinance was
then read requiring companies to place
wires underground on Third street
only, between Forest and Grant
This was adopted.
Fred Borchardt, chairman Of the
town OF Texas, addressed the council
relative to the work that has been
done which is being done and which
is to be done by bis town in the way
of permanent road improvement. lie
wanted to know whether or not Wau-
sau Is going to keep its promise re-
garding the matchmaking Of y sixth
street. He was assured that the street
will be improved Towns in Lincoln |
county, he said, are preparing 70 i'm
prove the road to Merrill, and unless
Wausau makes move soon, Texas
farmers have decided to market their
products in Merrill. There las been
delay this season in get
ting started on street work, but it Is
likely that as soon as the crusher is
put in operation, the Sixth street job
viii be the first tackled.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14
A WOMAN'S COMMERCIAL CLUB.

HUMAN LIFE for June carries a
story about the only commercial club
in the country organized, manned and
maneuvred solely by and for women.
It's gatherings are not of the pink tea
or sewing circle variety either. The
club is located in Seattle, and every
member in it is bona fide business
woman who has a well-established
business of some kind or other of
which she is the founder and present
manager.
They have organized for the avowed
object of encouraging business de-
velopment, assisting in the social and
economic welfare of Seattle, fostering
civic pride and standing by business
women in the business world"
The number and variety of occSpa-
lions represented is truly surprising.
Among the members one finds florists,
bakers, restaurateurs, shoe nlanufac-
turers, lawyers, doctors, druggists,
undergraduates, etc, while yet others
have blazed a trail in fields wholly
new and built up fourishing busi-
ness in some unique line that accident
or necessity apparently forced upon
them.
The business careers of the various
members form a collection Of most
interesting stories. Most of them are
Eastern women. and every reader will
be interested 10 learn how each one
OF them cot her start: how she has
made good; and in what respects the
West offers greater advantages to the
business woman than the East
Human Life Publishing Co., Boston
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14
PATHFINDING--
TOUR COMPLETED.

Preparations for the endurance run
of the Wisconsin State Automobile
association, for the Milwaukee Senti-
mel trophy, on July 1922 inclusive,
are progressing rapidly. The path
| finding tour of the run was success
fully completed May %, and excel
lent speedometer readings and In
lstructions to accompany some were
secured To cover the entire route, as
well as pictures of the more difficult
points.
The tour of the pathiinding car
over the route intended was an ardu-
Gus one, owing TO the very bad mud
and rough roads prevailing during
May. BY the time the endurance run
is made, In July, the roads should,
however, be i'm good condition through
out this route, and offer fair average
test of the cars over all sorts Of Wis
consin roads when the latter are In
their normal state.
Entry blanks for the contest have
been printed and are now being dis
tributed, and il is expected that
many entries will be received, as
there is much enthusiasm among
motorists over the event and a num-
Der have already slgnlned Jnelr lhueh-
ton to participate.
A tour book is in course OF prepare
ton, which will contain full maps
and speedometer readings for the
route, as well as much other valuable
information for motorists, and II Is
expected that this will be ready TO
distribute by July Is or earlier,
Meantime, all who want TO obtain
entry blanks or data OF any sort In re-
gard to the trip should apply 10 NJ. g.
Moore. President of the Wisconsin
State Automobile Association, 3O5
Montgomery Bldg, Milwaukee, or 70
Jas. r. Drought, Sec'y Of the associa-
tion, Railway Exchange Bldg, Mil
waukee, or To Geo. A. West, Chair
man Contest Committee, 1916 Rail
way Exchange Bldg, Milwaukee.
These officials viii take pleasure la
fully and promptly posting all who
are interested.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14
Kent the KIM at Home.

'.For the past year We have kept the
King OF all laxatiyeS- DIR. Kings New
Life Pills-in our home and they have
proved blessing 10 all our family"
writes Paul Mathulka, Of Buffalo, n.
Y. Easy, but sure remedy for all
stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.
Only 25c. at W. W. Aibers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14
PEOPLES PULPIT.
The Law of Retribution

Sowing and Reaping---V Visit
ing Sins Of Parents Upon Their
Children---Jushce Of the Divine
Anangement---Grace So Much
More Abounds - Else Were
Your Children Unholy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14
FIRE INSURANCE.

f.. C. Kretlow wishes 10 announce
that he is prepared TO write fire i'm
surance In approved stock companies
at reasonable rates He also places
plate glass and boiler insurance and
surety bonds. First National bank
building. Phone 1888 II.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14
Palno Tablets

transform weak, broken down. nerv-
Gus wrecks into magnificent types of
physical perfection. They restore
the nerves and kidneys 10 their normal
conditions and make you lock and
feel years younger. Guaranteed. 50
cents. Book Free. The $. K. reii
Co.. Cleveland. o.
For sale brW. W. Albers. druggist.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14

MY COUNSEL WILL COST YOU
NOTHING, BUT MY CHANGES FOR
A PERFECT CURE WILL BE REA-
SONABLE AND NOT MORE THAN
YOU WILL BE WILLING TO PAY
FOR THE BENEFITS CONFERRED.
LADIES CONSULT A SPECIALIST !. :. YOU !, are :
from persistent Headache Pains in the Rack ee
it impossible for endure troubles and
still be obliged attend your household and social
care. have treated aud cured great many.
y from the city. Thousands cured at home
cines sent as directed, Absolute secrecy in
5 plainly, giving street end number Send
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14

If you are in need OF shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
II. BARKBfs & STEWART LUMBER Co.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-14
wAUsAU TELEPHONE STOCK.

A few shares Of stock in this com
pany Tor sale. Inquire Of Jas. Mont
gomery, Secy. u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
Go 20 the Rescue.

I..i-s-t Wafa r. ta.s Fs,-- fIs,s----Fs4lsz "a
K1auaPts sfzu oxf.sr-i 0iIiz-a-
EaSsua r1F 1clsr- - <
u L keep OF aching. trouble CORES
Backache = kid-Iey ss-i,e-
II vou ue-iect the <idnev>' warning
L0oS o1t for urinary trOuhle tlss
h.te<
This Oxford either v 9 -kow yea
nov % - 70 the re~eue-
Mr.. K Z 3. W4lLazre. East street
Oxford. Mss ~ay>. Ny Euowtfsi-ze
OF Dean Kidney Pili> d1-e> back iaur
Or i've wears aSo lhsir u>e 81 that
time proved teen - be = reliably
remedy ard one that lies 10 10 repre-
sertatiors Deans kidrey Pills
brought Eie positive lief from kid
pey trouble from which / had beer a
sufferer for = long tine anu they help
ed Re more than ans other remedy
mad previously C-ed- Ny kidneys
were s-reugIheEcGths pain IN NY n.1c&
was driven away and ny whole sy>-
TEN was built up I have taken Rcan :
Kisfnev Pill since thsa and the beus
ST. have always obszined hss ceer
such A. 10 assure me that this remedy
i reliable. I heartily recommend
Deans Kidney Pills any perser
troubled by kidney CLlieultie<. p
For sals hy all dealers Pre- v
cents FoSse-- SliIl1.z-n Co Buffalo,
New York. sole agents fer the UHited
States
Remember the nsEle-DOan's an
take no other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

The health VI crr c,r--unlsv 1
very f-ncd az this writing
the al lay Singing Al .l,6wa,
Hnadsy was enirye,i 10y 4 larvs
crowd. Mr.. James Stephens AM
class 20 Sit Zion. wers with a.
Me-ssrs ". ii. Freeman ana N
- Gardner attended the quarter
y meeting FRIDAY at Oh Liberty
MF. HGlett Jackson. 81 I.aF.av-
-i'@ Springs. was IN our midst
sunday.
ar Warren Gcan and faui'y
sisiicd tn h,rse 10 Mr.. " i
Freeman Sunday.
Inc debate at Indian Mound
>cnoot house Saturday ni.ht Vs.
enjoyed BY 4 large crowd
Little i.ixzie Purvis IL aaIt, .s-k
hoie she vi spla t'e Wci. a-t.s
MI George Fous. attsa.ta.i -,
AZ gay singing a; Midway ras.
Slnfay.
hIrrah ier No7.h E.-eiom All
Sick Ridge. Cone again. We
ar. always glad t. hear ir,-l was,
Wishing tIc dear osi F,rfr
mt 3 success aud It's niauv rs,d-
ers. Efr,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

WAT c1used YOUR sud len
h.oVinc lu. asked a veteran IN
shotc and ~ vcnaa u;,o ar
rived yesterday. The woman
gave n sigh thet blew over \
tombstone a. she replied: u an
an oid-fashiOnsi woman. anu ?
Iii my work IN kitchen witb a
s'x-noie range. a bic sink. three
.ong tables. Sxn p1nS-ie- a14 =
tishpan large eaeu-h ta uash 4
turkey n H41 days ac3 ( vent
u vss.- Try laughter m a bi- city
ami tJpnG her cooking tor her
family n chatting issh. doing
her dishes m A wash boat a-,i
keeping tls n stored in the irxer
para % the wash stand. When /
saw her cs- the bre1i out 1fa hi.-
ppwl pn tr- piano. callaia i4-.li-
niere. aai reach frr ths batter
1ut ol ;ae win ilR. I fr.ra a.fI
chill come over me. and wien
she rad soup' by opering a tin
ean- and pouring out mess %
3 Alch she 1ile4 water f-5n tine
wash pitcher. : knew 70 ni1-p. -
Inen the o.I-fashio1ed woman
gave -lel sniff % d.s-rst if
oleSr al the shades over iu.1 tfe
next couaty--Atchinson G.3b.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
EopewsH D,ts.

lae cat a. h.=sinnins d -.9e7
snI Put pa taeir dresses ofv-ii5y.
rad ~lDn the fields wi. smell ii.,a
Res moved hay.
TIE health Of our Community
i good II this writing.
a number u cur girls AID boys
attended t1e lecture 81 Mss Al
NE PlxelI iast WEDNESDAY rs-Et
l-lli.e hiss Clrin Yo-nx =
spending the xeek n Oxford
Nr. V H. Wiley eaIoye,ia re-
union u his daughter AMI three
sCas anu their families sunday.
\ member u relatives esj1vesi
cream 2t the home Of Mr.. BaS.-
Cromwell SATURDAY nigh.
Mss Matte Wiley i s2endir ?
; lev re~zs n TCccop0.a-
Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

tfii'sie rrtire 9 hTrehy given tai
tsc und. v-,ea.ri wt'f rrrfsvr ..-,lsg
esi> NJ ~ y % c iot 3 . na.sr an Tuessts,
July ssh- 'or the huiti1= 81 the frl
loving nraixee 4 trrfws an the ~
ford aSssi isltshsro rftd. at,, bfii,ra
on the Tn" Pa. anil Wafe- Nar-v
rcEu.
ne above mentioned 5ril.-s -. 10
- BED out epasstclv tus. CT s. n1u,
AccordlE tp plans aa1 s-r .f,ais1es
no~ al Pie Is liy o-s -,, IRE sa..--..
az cti.t eil cs Required o. iusuis $
bond co-a., gre amount % caca ttf.
wish tSo ~ ra1rs, good se,.uritt stqr
taltnfli ric-riaas's' - thss contra
TIE Bof-i = seFS = tar rs.r- n. r.--
iset any saA ~ 5s.i-, AMI eil t.ir sirts
Jay ies - ti1s ult at pr1i. !. rsf.l =,
10 the iaE arI hr>t eidtert Toe
iso1r4 r'sssfvcs thc rirht - .esuct Az
and al BIZ
u v. WOODWARD. Clerk.
O1icrd, ii--., Jcre fith 1919.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

Mrs Mrs; E. X. Thomson and Ma.
.o eari Hickey will 60 To .rsm las.
Z town. n. Y, in a fevr ia. '''es
delegates to tho convention - -.
nliatnea Society Of The Rsnt,.,
denomination.
Mrs. }. Il. Smith .,4 ~.
Mamie smith. Of Indianola a.
me guests Of Mr. ana Nrs = =
. 71il'h. They also have vi,b
.nein their soa. Martin. who -
SA'iy returned from Phila.iel-
Arthur Elliott. VIII F..scl,.-t
"a Cox, co.ored. wl,, -,
haiged with breaking in N.
posi-otfiee at Elliott Friday Nos.
ana securing So in stamp. 49,. :.
gwen a preliminary heario- ~
Tore Commissioner Olihan r..
Jay and we're bound over n 49,.
reae raj Court. Elliott cav. b,1l
~. me other tVo were reuaa...i
FoR RENr-Two story. sevs,
room residence On S3ath ~.
street. Conveniently I]ea,a.i +,
.'~n and schools. Modern con.
4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

v are advised ;rar tfc PEOPLE
o. fula have again secured con
tr1ft vlth PrUi. J. r.. Thomas anf
s"r. Avs 20 Fa-t Worth. Tex.
t2- m i days session q. 5Ie Ans
- ai Normal Muse School q
begin Aug 18th.
Ta.s indeed speaks ws.I Tor the
pe7r.s Of TuIa, for these Gentle
u-cl arr rcce yuueI IS being
anon : tne .eacll-r normal Coudue
t1rs IS the ai-e,i States ard nc,
al.T ,le Pegh. & TIia. b.t ii
us eaaEty al- tie STATE Ct Nis-
sssl l- Nl9 are i-.erl ~ In
eusie aad esr, shcaiI take ad-
--~sz---s5~ y - erP.--sa~v- ana
1tte-4-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

y baG= Bell
The health Of this cr-nn,f.,.
: very good At this wriits
Hiss kiisi= Taylor vi,,...l tn.
Misses Fora aud kp.ie HIVE a.,
Sunday.
Mrs ; 7. Shinaul. made 4
lying trip t. Oxford Fritav
Mr. PasSen Spence wa.in o.,r
mids; Sunday. - '-'
Ar. H y Howe VISITED b-s
brother, VI. james Es1N.- La,
week.
Several q or young people
1.-ells.el a siugi-c u N-. james
Isy.7r the lr>s Sgnday.
Mr. J. l. Shinagl,. Il Oxford.
"a m or midst llst week.
Ca listen, re think Ne na,r
NE talnt sounds Of welding E.,ls
Guess whos
hnFraa for STRING. 1<n. CEN,
again. we van; tn news
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
-ssee 10 our PafroeS.

CJu-,sncinc July -. we viii
change the conduct OF or livery
AMI r-sTsier business frorr J
miSsd cash ard credit system. T.
Al aa= liuie.y Cash basis.
Thanking each ani everyone ii
our Trends and customers for
business given us in the p;lst and
trusting a continuation Of y0ur
patronage in the future Tor Cash.
~e are, Yours Respectively,
Bennett & F'at EN.E.
Nv. iiILER.
i-yDFE ! sSCN.
tiR4su ETT 81 trrr.-osrrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
rrzru.kG GERM DISEASE Gan
NOW BE CURED

The medical profession l. an agresn
-bsr Eczema ! germ disease bas the
thing that has bafaed them : 70 ms
sor1e remedy that vii get otne gerris
and destroy them ,.,
Zemo. the clean, ex1err4I -fS-I-l-s-.
mas solved this di1leclry oy cr1G -
- = ,.s-,1s y, rne surface Of the skin,
- JaSrrovIng the germ hfe tns'
- - - diseases. The whole meth
80 r-eatment and cure By Zeno l
- ',l,, n IN an interesting book on
~ -rbjecI issued by the makers q
- emo Il tells how TO cure yOurseii
a Z. SHr,e OF eczema. blzekheaG<, pm
- = ID. dsrdruff. and all diseases OF me
.in md scalp. Call az RENDERS drue
~, ~ san simple remedy that I nov
y,eeoguized the standard lrsa.msn' 10
iii diseases Of the SKIN ana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
-,,Y ETxe HONE.

ssFo- the past year We have kept
the King Of an Laxztives-Dr- King
Nsw Life Pills in our home snd the
bsva proved 4 blessing 70 all ouI
.sssniiv.f' writes Paul MzthulSS- o.
RnTzI5. Y. Y. Easy bat sure remedy
so- an stomach. liver and kidney trou
bIes OnIy sc 1t A. H. RENDERS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
FsrNle

Thoroaga 1rsi IRISH Se..s- FIR.
.wJ males and tEo female VII
rs-iss-r tnsl- \ few MA = Jaws
tls.are.s ls9.a bs--t ssrais 10 the
[ nIGsc States ! need the room
i the IT Tor selling
Apply -
" T. Falxnsr. Sr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

have leased the biz hotel al
LaFayet-" Springs aai viii D.
open To- business june d..
VII fgrrl b board amt rooms by
the day. Ncg', ~ uoaih atseae,u
able safe. fat.e lr---. ,a--. n.
rpoms clei@ aainesty sept.
TIE Sfstu.-s are in fine cO1df-
'f'n- Pine Or write flr ter...s.
Cc1scst aui teng your friends.
h. tpoCKl MILLER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

II yca havc Oxford CITY Prur
essT tn- sac CT exchange. O. Il yov
nave +, gcci farm ter s1le or q.
ehInSc- Ia; I vsi;h nae ans | Wi
it11 you tuYcr. Send tor my
Ee1i E-t1te ln5 Loan Joo.nIl.
J. D. PEACOCK.
Water NaIlEy. Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
Entertainment.

There will be an entertainment
and Mite B0x ppeuin. given ~
tte luviulle M,ssioGarv Se,la \
ot the Methodist Cbgre p at Mr..
G Ga. iiur-t'5 saturday Afternoon
at 3 O'Clock Retrs-h1ents wfH
~ gervsi luI game of inte--. 4,
Tor ths shilir-r ilIll-.i 10
Es--tis7.s- Iav. lei. frals lirn
sl cents.
Sal erie trrTrs EhGIF.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23


F An Iowa editor has been called
. Washington because MS Sub
seription hst = To. a. vel Ia
up - ths law requires IL VII
nave o. explain - the s1veru-ec
e.l1sal- Eny he nas NJ. eorpell-
- m subscribers - pay up A.
ea-dIns l. postal rules. IN m
sp--etar had visi-e. nan txo
m1nths previously aaj rs Gst
vas sad . be pretty thoroughly
pail up. bet eyiieady !, vas no,
sufficiently - Il seems a little
tough that country editors have
u oe haulet up befo-e the gov
err nent under the charge Of VIC
lzrag me federal laws Just b.
caus= they ID me- eteraaily keep
dunnicg tneIr subscribers for the
snail sun they Owe on sub=erip-
ti0n. bat L i Ike the end Of the
world. no nan knoEeth when It
coue.h- and n editor knows
What day an inspector may pop
in and ask . see his Gst--Forest
Register
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
>O7ETHiNd 10 L4IuH AZ

Na1- - s..- Llsn Is -r. nss--
popllar thing e. s-- -f rh
Day 81 k-ssas = limited 'ri1- L-- a,
'iil-rel.-ts nt tE5- tv- rrrr1cioa.
srVa'a- M ssipPl- 20 ktslchs. however
= pral,-ls-l. y unlimited 50 f'u- d. ysa
's.ln iget TO- grumpy t. 70. = ls- lhc-i
Jue -e-t-cr trr Chr -s.1flrlSis BE ~,i.r=-.
% TIE Chi-aEo o-,i-a-Tz5f 3. 81.
s.-ii-g re-g .-ri-l1g "a r,e r.afle os xi-sf b
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
Ssshias Eazt, Il Il. Ia, ,rsi.y

1~tz-- ttlNxs- % Virginia,
.r'ei4et#t .azrei serve e tn
s Elvsrszev Tuesday ana " s,ir@s-
lay n eral-g>- lie lszsuresl To !
age an verE rezspsusivc audi
ea-s Ias-.iay aiEat on ass favor-
Re Iprle- Sunshine AMI Sa11-
uw.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

Lame shoulder i almost invariably
cau$ed By rheumatism OF the muscles
and yiekis qasezy - The Tree appllsa
sion OF Ch1ribers1-H's IiHiment- This
Eminent i NOS .csisS p-ompt and ct
fecrual. but in no Wy disaSreeaole TO
uSe Sold BY ali dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

The following from q FloriiiG
exchange : applicable 20 Oxford
and every other tOwnin the STATE:
No country town or community
viii ever prosper where taere : q
division o. strife Of any nature
In helping others you invariably
help yourself. No town will pros
per and grow WHERE lack d en-
terprise and push on the part of
it. citizens Is felt. IRE true mot
% os each and every citizen Of a
town : and should Dc % assist
and help their leighbcFs, eneour
age business q all Sinds-theFe :
No danger Of gorg.ng tie marGe'
in this lle-uni-s IN the matter
OF improvement n making the
town attractive and giving Il a
home-gixe appearance. When
this l. done people from a dis
lance will form a good opinion O.
the place and Il vii be al induce
ment for them TO locate with Us
and become permanent and sub
stanuaI citizens.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

rasuberizin-s Stomach ana LIVER
=, $50 VII brace % the nerves, o1n
- sex hsscs1s7, sfes - -. = Sc,
&C. and invlgorzss ne ~isO'@
80 oE al dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23
Fcr Sale CT Rent

KaiEa, Ho.eI. row occupied By
J. y Ia. HERSHEY. Tor terms see.
". VI. kxIGEr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-23

sst ~ f,U-ned Satar
Eimmous Is 1t home
zzer.
Matthew'S spent Sat-
1eslphis.
Z ?. Brown vas /. Mem
y sA- Seek.
4 s.sue has been quite
Ts1i lays
-.ie E1sking has been
L. past seek.
: Haaes VII I..aye
ma eK days.
FAkae- made a busi
SasvIls. w@a<
Bar AL a vlsis-
-e' -2d i-ters.
S.esi made Z busi-
JACKS q lis seek.
re Prce SPENT .s.rzl
Essk Il -4,.mPAls
= Lsaveil j. rec0ver-
%ra-z spslI VI sick
'. Elxen LEFT Satar-
r7s0 d De assent all
PARK : assisting in
-sAng IN Greenwood
Z Thames, Of Piekens
~ end guest OF Mrs.
Cunningham. presid
q ms district, spent
0z,lrd.
Miller, of TchuIa.
ass week with his moth
Aie Miller.
Fur, o. Belen, is
brother, Mr.. j. A.
\ af Oxford.
as Coxan. ot Sher-
! Rating Mrs. 8. III.
Ars. Carlton Lynch,
VA a few days with
mere this week.
-nder and daughter,
spent the last Of the
: ranOla County.
oa'nngsr and family
Ea.ting the family
n B. P. Gray.
oer OF our :eitizens
ne week at the club
aaasshie fishing.
: Mathis and chill
=. 5ssnks, were guests
Callaxay this week
r. ieil Saturday
-. to make an ex-
" aer daughters and
= Wyatt e,,....s-.
a, :. Society Of
Church Monda "
i. Ennons, who Ia.
~. offended visit IN
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4At A3OkG -~-3- - - 49,
exrnguisher that vii prove ser
vieeaole all summer. IL has work
ed like charm in other places,
why not here?
United States Marshal \. NJ
Storer left Monday for Atlanta,
! Ca, with John W. Fields the de-
faulting postmaster AZ Grenada,
who was sentenced TO serve two
years in the penitentiary az the
recent term OF the Federal Court
Mr.. T. ". Black, mail carrier
on Route No. 1, had an exciting
experience Friday morning as ne
started out North street. HIS
horse became frightened at an
auto and tore up his wagon and
scattered the contents, out for
tunately nothing more serious &C.
Cured.
There will De a picnic on Mr.
d.. Lucas place 3 IL miles
North of Oxford on Tuesday
July 9Th. Several prominent
speakers will deliver addresses
4 dancing platform viii De oliil
and good music furnished. Every
body invited TO come and oring
dinner.
During the electrical storm
TUESDAY, morning a valuable
horse belonging to Mr.. NJ r. RAJ RAJ
ton was killed oy lightning WINE
standing under . rec n nus pas
TIRE on tie Southeast part o.
town.