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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

U-T1e u the authority ves-es in
- o. q d=eres 0: the ch1neerv Cour,
= L1Faysre County. Mississippi ,,
v j WOODWARD, Goauiss.oze.. wi
on
IoSDAY- DECEMBER. es-h {,
o. - -
s~1ooav-=Ions- Vlcaia lawful hours. A.
tas so1th door &C the court house a.
Oxford Mississippi, for CASH, 10 the
lighess Sadaer, me following Sescri5ed
L.. fowl:
tractlOl CT rS.So-ta-east ousrte-o
Section -, To36ships 3, Range ,. IVES
Containing 30 acres more or less and
oeing the sa-e land decided 70 Andrew
carpenter By nasvey Jones as ssoy-n
oy the land records of LsFavet-s
County,, ississippi. All Of said Tend
sing ard beingm lafayette COUNT.
Mississippi.
The TIE 20 said LAID is believed To
De good, will sell only as Commits
saoaef.
ID WOODWARD, Commissioners
FAL1sER ( Russell,
AtJys for Petitioners.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
Go-.: SPrnsag


~ re -5--v 90 learn t-as ~
ava Ii lI=stc- Has so.5 star
- VII .=ava slc-
Nr A Tucker rs returned
irc7 l-ia-is a-d vil spend ,ae
vLr-s- here.
~ Come @-sh.1e xss tie
sgsstt : .e-zss-, Mss Ess
Rushing s--iay.
Ms sale = forth -as been
3i si-k. butts better a. I'll,
wrts1g
Ness Basin AL C-r~
Candle s9e1. Tl4rzsa q
jackson.
" a. .-i = k-o= ,aar II
r b. Vas B, I-7-lw1c
NJ Homer >--s
EJna- s2e-t saturday 1sr.
Mr. Grover L. ~
-@s-, vs7e here -a.--cav.
Ar. Ha-gs NcE- 1s vile
Frer- several DAYS last
NJ s-- Mr. j. ~ Sac
Mss L-laa Ea.ay IA.
week vlt1 T-ist - 81 Oxford.
WISHING TIE EA5L a-s il,
many .ez<as = r. E-zs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
Nars

$50
Char3- k5-c-z~c- sas -
ta-t-e4 from N1=1i--7n.
The setgse - senator Bo5
layer % Tuesday aga. vzs
sres p : sc7l4az e tzs -
o IT,
De & el Am 50 Z
: TIA Dzv. Eer=a
'-e Ca = Mississippi al
ay zee eten-1e - T,z-s-.
>ewaa g al cs-s- Caivs.=.u
-ors l. - C as
Tae s-1laI blr7ce. 81 tie
G2lT=Sy E-st-os- tan xzs
slFs1 n tie II = -oon M5aGav
night -. -ss v=il ATTENDED -
Eszo=S q tie :zcz.t, al II
Scis-; oo1y. Many iccs-z
ssec1es vs-s =a5s after : Z
Es cr5E1 vent - t1a A-hl=uc
tee w1s-e Isy celebrated = a
EsI manner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
.aSssde C@Htt
nesatahc,s

Thi- berg .s a- .rr, ~
-as Cl.ac-ry ttaFr -tLaFsyet.a
'ar,5 1v,- wci"h the Z &C.
able T. 8.sa1. <
iat @u-i0r pr et. terra
.t 81 e. W.. uber- ~ TIE t7s
are Court N oEi- %, =
s-si Q. cypress 1- -
-rr tl-ua- 81 Judge z 5ae:
courtesy ari k.nE-ess judge
i.lIu. has -iscAa-Sei ~ de-
- IL his Glce feari=ssly. =
Justly aa5 9th -arSs1 a-i. q.
t1- district Eas va exceedingly
.-uu,ts = havcC bis services
l5e Tg1,s ot the peep have
ser ,-s.ess shi ~ -sn5s@
tt. SAr ara Cc-.. 01ca-s
sc.--1 ~ rs aa--s i=-
I'd ccif0-- -o-ry
--:-e this express. z.
al -2ca tta E.r1.-s l.
5crt-n1 = ccpy 5s-rae1
1ee B.ourt.
: Novs-ce. 5C.h 1910.
S,one ". ( stone
J. : Rhodes NOISY Fs--1r
"a. ?. Sai1a1it :. v. Fslsre-
j. y. :. Fas--r = : V Snes.
NJ Russell =. c. Efa-tsi-.i
7 Sers-s I-y s. Tayl1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
A PETITION To GOV. E. r. NOEL
JACKSON, s.IS

10 lbs Ezcelsency, E. +. Noel:
We TIE undersigned citizens, resi-
gents AID electors Of the nereinaf,er
oserhoei Territory, desiring that or
t-fr1coEy- here lSIssr descrioed. be in
corpofa5e1 under tie Gaaoees on Ma
I-c.P-hdes Of theiMS5sslopi Code of
$50, Ii order n We NAV De thereby
tae DETER enabled 70 aIni aistar ,o.-
uee- Preserve orCer AID decorum And
promote the genera welfare OF our-
selves and community; sad alleging
tcat tnere seS -z-asa rls ooaadsr,rs
hereinafter described ss-..c-v 5 in
naolIarts, thar the real p.ooer,y -
IN rane l. OF an assessor yaiue os 81
OVo-UO Z Ia { the oourdrses har.iI-
3tte- named are not WITHIN one r,iIg =,
the boaldries OF ANY v.Isace. rov, o.
e-s hLar1yeese County, Nississsppi,
11d Al esll5 f~afG1erl0re raef 49,
sEFcs 81 tae Qualified electors Of sand
ssr.ltory nave Their names affixed 90
.ns peu1Sa. petition youf Exees.sacy
- = incorporate Ils following d.
u tefr-tot , sltizssI, iyilg Id
osAAs SilA1t sae So u HEss $50
10Y q -ays- -@sE
~ Gig E1.ure
~ - ~ O. 20 e.
Ass--ta 90 All
y -iSL S14lA 5 Z ny-
"Ss-r @ osS41 a. =.
Tour ~ l. IONns1Ap soe ,
estIi tae4ce East o. rUds; Lueuee
south 81 rods thence Wes5 $50 ro1-.
tasnee Norsa 30 .ois, tlen = E.srSi
rocs 10 n place Of beginning and Is
sue 4 proclamation and grant as a
-Ar, acorps EAdlg the afo-esli
LACE OF DELAY" recomme.'dIn~
the following officers, to-w,r:
a@so. > Es&riGge; LarshaI.
lex. commissioner AMI ak UoI,g.1
1900, -4 y 4
&C. ~S GrVn.L.
eg = apoo.-t
ted 4oove 80
a * GAlir, 9. ii LJaca. " n
Ai4rofag AID OEasss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
NsJe- to Su.se ss,--rs

PG5& notice Is he-s5 asa rat
- urce-Ea6 vi rc-sv ezlA.
bscSz p % l. cCS go f1 ,izv-
L=c 1th, fC- l- @ .s-1z f1t-
a1SEs 5r1e5: i eide a arcss
a1-1cG7e Cre< az Nos Nj 40 leg
71Sl1g I-09 cgae ysrd- VI AEd 10 =
cspth ~ . rschs-. Ihs Up L tee- vide
- Yellow LsE .exes
T. neas.4r-G 5-ijs-s ore T.
= E - -~eps-AI-4y eai = g. risE-
- prtCssnI specifications
1av = ne my e1c- Ghs =urr-ss-
- e1de al D required - fgrni-l
oSz1 1-&s Z &nclz5 - ssrz & f.
~ 2rvs 9 csre sz-a-iFi-s t,r
-E1El D-Essae- % tie c1arrs.t
re bcG ~----EE-- tas rat TO =
t 80 e4 All hAiz. u on tEa ~su-
az - Is- q n; ;so.ic o.teU
r aa1 BE-. hsad--s ga-
-.s, - -er az
" E1oDN&ED. G!ssz.
= EI> Z~. 4 L I5-s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

5o y -s ve1 tr-- ~
Sc1-- o al Car-w
Atee - On E1-.zv. - 81
n the Scut1 der OF tae ~ bo-~-
= OXFORD hegEsc1 re ho--s o. u
J 1z1t 1'GEE 7u zal %
so11 : ron Gv = ~ 1Z II d
teL5SES rats a y Ies ozz-
714Le 1Zrery - sE1 e. bsff
eur1aE % .le -ars and
zog e. - E sE e. ia
Sc--L sal tcx=E -EtE- -
5-r El1 Ze Esrz =5osad 5v tna
car All 49, into scz1 n .ush
7-1AT 21c w-rA s1 s-rs -
a27Dve o rEs 1oard- bur II 10
@ o Q - - eszzc- 2-e
al - 35l1 % T. eoae- =.
c . z1I 81
A.
-1 = b re rod
= q -c-d - D. = p
@are - tylc<-
go- AID NOUN Of Eooah -sa
a. IL C1.o-E aud E5l
raG ling az the irrs-c-
all q re AEaevl4A z1d Pg-eo-oc
:. composed o.
AK Ics ard 9
Ao -Fo rer -oa5s a. granted
TO - 4
zpc7 ca= p=auoz q III
S~i1zs 2 al
xfo-! z11 Oh College Hi road.
a. ~ corporation o. Ok
er If Ba-v
ayesV oE Aa&s 20 i0aaG =
II AIu =o7d. bey.r 1inS a. Ne
= 9Aee on 0xf5-d and p
r -raE : rae !n-e-ect.o,
Q : l M and 3fsd NiI
rS.S eoI7o 81 " I4z yo D
y ro1G- 5czzainy AZ IN.
I'D Rocky se-d road. resrA
= trseG-aa's OIL place. enSinr =
ae,rdo1 place, composed u
" T. WOODWARD. Cerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
Secretary.


Lsc OF unclaimed mai rzts.- -
naming II the Oxford poS-o@ Co.
the xeex ending S~atardSy, Nov es-6.
I Bacuaou, B
Boston, W2lEo Paw
) Bcx l9c3
Copsr, Mss Virginia
) LARK, Mss Mary
8 Cccrsn, Ms Jennie
Campbell. JB
5 Harrison. L y
: hzvs, Ars Il
= Hyno1, Jessie
II James, Charley
Il Lancaster. IL
Is Mitchell, Alan
u Fgeye, Harry
10 Price, oh
Is s--ith, A4iss Ara
Il smith, HIS Joare
Is smith, Ned
- Smith, Mrs Il
p smith, hiss Arc
= Steen. RoEer
y Stewart, IN
. Waugh, Goodwin
q Weaver. Franz
. White, Mrs Dz.sy
. Young, Taste. James 2
When calling for the z5ove sSssr-
used mail give the 30. of each md
the Gate advertised
5 " HowRY, p ".
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
LEGAL Amendments.
NOTICE of PUBLICATION.

Treasury department.
Ofnceo Of he C~Ompc-olls- cfthe Currency
Washington. y C, CcroS5r :. isle
wnsr=s. by satisfactory evidence TCe-
ssatei 70 the anis-siSae1, i has been
r-da 70 ,Ypel- that The First National
Bank az Oxford" IN the town CT Oxford
IN ths Cozriy of LsFsyet.s srt sts's q
HlsTzap3i, has c,-.iei WITH ~ TIE
u-o-S-rs CstSs ~t,.ss cft1c CEf,et
Sasr. rT-r. = h coz.l.es VII he
sa.s ~ sz--ciaiic1 sazr II authorized
% co--,zc> TIE tzsire.s Ct bsrErr;
Nov Therefore I. L=vre1ce Q Murray.
C1r-.-oile- ~ tie Currency, do hereby
ce-usy thz. "The Frs. S4-iozal E7zk cfI
pxf1-i" the tow1 g Oxs1ri IN the
r1zusvc Of L.Fkveste z1f state &C Ms
xSpp. e authorized e. co-=e-ce Tie
1-Eness OF s[rSz- - FrcE6ed IL ser
ac- Ffe~ o-s hz16-si 4zG >izfT r1rc
e 20 EcTzst Stz.ztss CO TIC CEtcd
S-a.es
- Z t@Ecc- whereof wires
Se< fEy hzz3 sr5 -ezl CT oGcs tEs
~-FsE-A Gsy Ct Octprr, 1910
LAyRz,scs o MCa.Ay,
Co-Sr-Iler cf TIC CzrrercT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

reel. Of Greenwood, La srf-
iS~iG a severe case Of lumsago
iAe pains we're so irtense I wac ~, :
Cd 20 hyp dsrmic Injections for rsHs@
Lnese attacks started with a pasn =
ne small q my back which graduaIIv
became fairiy paralyzng. Nv arten-
aon was attracted 70 Foley's Kidnev
Kennedy and am glad 70 say after ~
this wonderful medicine / am NJ
longer bothered in any way by nv ojd
Enemy lumhago For sale by A. n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
PETITION.

Tc lis FzceIs5-y, Governor Edmund
Z Ncel:
We, the undersigned citizens CT La
Tsvet.e County, Mississippi, respect
ally petition yc1r Exceilency 20 grant
! pardon 70 y " Owens VINO IS low
serving : sea.e7cs for murder because
Ee DC rot belieTe hi7 grilty ot the
s-.na tx which convicted
Respectfully,
is ESze. ard others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

cree; a mo1umen; ;othe mothers
q the ConfeGe-acy by the Mis-
sissippi Division Of the United
Confederate Veterans. and quite
Z sum wss contributed 10 tits
cav-.'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
iNeedf,-I knowledge
osora P~s5i- shsuId
ap2rs d 81 kida~y Di,~.~

- p
hs Ap?r-s a 81 kida~y Di.~s--<
Ne symptoms OF kidaey troabIe -.
20 usi1lsa<able ta2e they Ia r..
sPsns ior doa5. Sex &flevs -,
&c ehe-dys ole sivs u-.ne IN -
leh', ssuer OF passags -
&c ~ sensation Of ~
oy az ;, al
-J - - gcslr
i..eh We slst down o. feeH1- ~
Lfglof ami fatigue y-1,a-T
fEnIns' aad thege s dagger OF d-o1~v
fgAss disease OF dia1etss. 49,
TsHee symptoms is warning scargs
eS-sin treating the kindaevs a. -
kSeAsy often proves fatal.
Ia can use no better e-aed~ 49,
Liah's kidney Pills Here : orfor5
l.B Fur, y -th stree. Oyso,5
afs-i saTs: - en- recoDaspa 49,.
Me- iii LigLy,4 ~ hrvs O..
n IA n hai
re eO1a u
ofsas gret5 Oslsis - oa. AZ
oF Tno was afn cssd ws,a w. -
nf for : long tlme.n
Pr sake b all dealers Pro- "a
81 Foster f51ra 30 49,
Sf1crz, sole agents for toe rnirsd
fmembsr the name Doas~t
tai no other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

R1b the ioinrs 18th B1Ila-i,s Sr3T
LLIlsn- . r-.eve rnezIsi>u- i,
pene-z-e- the I=>l 20 Tie bone CO..
v=rTng .s-o5-hinS E1i rs>tc0s - il
d1e1c= :, 80 sPt where tie pss1 sN-
80. pee sc A3 - pr So--ls. 81
by = II Eerae.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

When yea have cold ceta bos;le
% ChA1besisns Congn Eer@1v. Il
vii ocr 81 YOU Up all n<1t ard VII.
=a-i OF say tendency to~2- rn-u-
no il fhss remedy con;2iaS - opi1z
o. o-hsr Earcosis md nav Be given a.
confidently toa baby a. 10 an Ad1t
sold b. al dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
n,Nk.nr.-R, TnTNo vow.

Il vll never &c ~i,Loz: z, K1g's
w. LIE Pills ssz5r, writes tScn1E
ak. % So ElE -t-eet, B1s1a y !.
= HEY cured IRE c: ckr31sc 6czsl71-
800 when all oilers s2liei" CreG12l
81 FOR bili0Gsua, au16icc, fEdiges-
in. headache Cd Is, ESlarA AID de-
Nfh-y. IS a: i Il Ke1del's-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

70 many, winter Is a = az rsou-
pc n I. : orssn ices and tingers
entpped hands and hips, cLilba,n.- coiJ
soses, red and rough SKINS. Drove rs,s
bae suen troubles ny before nccsIsn1s
Arlnee saNe- A trial conylenees
create q n aaer of burns, bots. DIS
sesa, : res, eczema and sprains OnIy
Dr stues. srrs ps-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
arms sr>rISr ALWAYS

\ substitute ia dangerous make
shirt specially in recicine The gecu
ne Fol-y's Honey a7d Tar cares
couc1s All Gods a1.cIy and i IN a
v=ll1w rHckz<. Accept no s1sltute.
FOR sale by A N Kendsl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

whsr children cczzh 4 sooi deal i
time - tske uoEEc CT something -sU
80 wll deveoP few doses ct 6Al-
a-l's EorezoGad Sy-1P lay v-L oG
a spell of s.-xneSS. Price &c ana ~
Pc eotsle >oid oy \ Z Rs-1.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
DEED OF CONVEYANCE.
-Hr sac OF MIssissLPP..l

C-USTT OF LAFAYETTE.
By virtue o. the love borne ty
IS for car sons. ami - an i1s0;-
ration n pl~4S for cur p
terity. Ne. the 81. uoer- Of L.
tsv~,,e e -ary Camp 752 Cnits1
Coafrderst Veterans Il Oxior.,
NiSsis-ip i. q hereby direct the
Commando of our Camp "a IKE
cute proper Dead Il Conveyance
from ~ Z ~ n e tie Gone
i-ce - alu-rt erected IS
--.- "a =. me u~ulury 81 our
Gel 1rSs4 coma = 81 tie SOct-
cate II The County Court House
IN tne Town Ot Oxford. Missis-
spoi.
By vr-ne II ne f'-4c7i7.-
cii-1 Or %. - aye-t- Cou y,
camp 7j2 Uutt-i Co fsi-rais
Veterans CT Oxford. Mississippi.
and by virtue Of tie III : u
Co nnAndsr Of said Camp. I. J..
L >hniuit d n-re5y transfer.
cCls=y N w4rrtnt unto tie L
- e Lamar Camp No. p
U.i,=j S,us u COME ;er1,e Ne;-
erAn- { Oxford. Mississippi, the
Coniederat- Monument now
-taud.ng a; IRE S1utn Gate e tn
C-1nty Cur. House on the
square IN The Town II Oxford.
Lafayette County, Mississippi
and erected by sal Camp q
Confederate Veterans to the
memory % their Gepa I'D COM
rsGss z arms. 10 have and Z
hoi the same for Themselves.
their successors ard our leniei
descendants free from any anu
Il enc1uo-ancss, II fee simple
forever.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
Witness NY Of .ial signature,
and s,te~,ation by the AdiItani
Of sad Camp. all done in Oxford
Mi-Sis ipp'. TAI the 24sh d,y o
November, 4 n 1910
g. II Evans.
ALja,aai camp 752 c. '.
e. l. SEINACLT.
C0nmsn1--Csup 20 C. !
For aid IN b-nuI u Camp L
= Z lamar 70 - u. tel
Jsl- C1nfei-ra,e N-s-ans Of
Oxiu-i. MssSsipoi.l Command
ant OF SAID Camp, d hereby &C.
eeps IL foregoing Deed an.i
ra4-snt conveyed thereby ir
1s ~ t-e % th-
U 20
in ar 1f Nov = D -
NE Pee SaisA-l
C4--a14A Camp -. ~
G~fcn1 Nls--lurl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

Remember that wen yer E6-eys
Ar elected, yOur lie : u dz7E-- u
Hsy-r, o. EogE-s-=r, y :. SAYS. Ny
tro-olS s4t-t vl-ha sh-rp sAOo1ng
a3ag- itel- sII<<sl 4EG 1rst. NJ
G1Zey zcu1l 49, Lr7eg1.A- I'D LIKE
1E1-- Is-r--d using Z. ( : { dasy
r E4ea DE- see14 - pa Lev
he All >--4Tni4so ne sdl~I an
Completely Cu-s1 ard Tee. better r.
sroAs-r-Al tOs years s1-s4le o
A. k4C
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

pr thai an alarm Of me i niss,
Detaihc .cough If crop. br7sg-
ln9iread TO the houseLch. Cares1l
mfer Keep Feley's Hcney and a.
ncose and give il at tie fr~t son
oifnger Il contains noopistes
safPy A H RendeI. &Gr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

lie g.cEerA cold ! s1-1ea ri -
he sess q c4ng=- from p1e1E1la
All VE1s =er.o1= cl>e2s- 3 : L
H., u a2ysas. ", Sy-: y iru-
oszye C1A10%r14ls C51<1 Rene
- - D 4bso4-ey Ike oeSg pre5az
ao1 o. n Ia "a for ell Az
s-O4Lze-cG = - III :ri=l4S z-5a-
- 49, WI lie kc- sa , a.
g.
O.eys k1zsy A. -.1 =
-oc. qulck Il rsul-s and -sssore -tfz-
"a ac-o1 o; TIE kidz=ys and bz
Ley cl-r-c- r sgCAzass FCrsale
oy a L Ee-G-l
lad 5~el 1o->f-5 WITH rns,s-
1o1 tcr NO ysz= and tr-i ! % .-Ae
49, p~nyssG4zs Z bristol Ts-a. EG
hey cO11 c. E w
IroZAs Z SIlz>. q NEicGno-o.
AZ I've osckZS CLa-5=rz.
stc-2c1 and Liver Tzcle-s c--ec n
-or sc b a. DID,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

We grant TO every human be-
ing the privilege o. vo:r< - le
p.-ss- anu pursuing ~l4&v5s
vocation n il = he piea-es I'll
not tie Kind OF p.luca,. r=ilgi1--
y professional tag nan xez-
nat makes - E4Fs lie. re
Socialist VINO does rs 1l.y a. d
- L / a. 20 : the Ienoer4-
= S-p4ol n 40 dos a.
ne C=r1lGc WI E4ts 4 = 80
Ia, as ~ : laden Ia. a
a. = euu-cs-gc- JlaG az sszr
approve o. III tain I'D N.s5ss
Deter t4an tn Proterzat
Ives { L hyloeiy Is
not ~L2 * = weare. l4tE
a. taat s111E-I1s IA
: Euy New.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
>,y.D rMox AWFUL ps,ra

How - scPAli1S zAaity n a.
family ws Prevented = t111 - \
AcDo-ald. -: Ia esgevle. : - ~
No ~Iy sister n@d o4119as--
he writes, sle w. ve-y s4I1 24 ~
mad II pp-use and s-m-d 10 gov
we2<er every -ay. ~ 4lrs1=dzs AL
eE. al Dr.. King Ses Discovery Ee
tied and 20 completely e1-ei r14
sic nE HE bel l-o1o4=1 $40 1c1G--
-21c- N- 2 BEST ne1ssi e. es-r
saw or heard u r. eo1zls. c%=
laSupP@. asthma eru1P- hzm0z-a =
al b1oCchzl -rcUhl--. : hz- ~ ecG
SC, 81 FTfA oost.e lee GAr-s~
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The Delta independent., 1910-07-29
Bank Block Soon to Start.

Elsewhere in this paper will be
found an ad for bids for the com
picte construction of the Delta Nat
ional Bank block. to be erected on
the coruer of Fourth and Main.
TIE new building which is ex-
pected 10 be the finest yet erected
In Delta. win start work immediate
ly after bid for its construction
is accepted and proper contract en-
tered inio.
The Bank Building and Invest
ment Company. who have planned
its erection, expect to let the en-
tire contract. from foundation to
completion. in one contract If pos
siblc. Tho bids will be opened at
300 o'clock p. m. August 18th.
The building of this substantial
block in what is now Delta's business
center is an enterprise of much i'm
portance and is viewed with much
satisfaction by the people of the
city. 1t has been planned for some
months, and the information that
work is to begin on 1t at so short
n period in the future. will be ac-
ccpted as very good news.
The Delta independent., 1910-07-29
Waller Busy in Paonia.

Frank Waller of Delta, arrived
Thursday with the machinery to
be used in the construction of the
cement walks in this city. The big
stone crusher is now located near
the bridge and ready for use. He
has a large steam cement mixer,
which will turn out the material for
the walks very rapidly.
Workmen have commenced taking
up the board walks along Grand
avenue preparatory to putting in
the new walks. 1t has necessitated
the cutting down of the trees on the
east side. This will certainly make
great improvement in our city
Paonia Booster.
The Delta independent., 1910-07-29
Secures Home in Alberta.

Last week The Independent editor
met young man returning from
Alberta, Canada. He went up there
six years ago and took up half
section of land which he has proved
up on. and now could boast Mat he
need do nothing but pay the taxes
on it. He had lost his citizenship ~
the United States for that of the
Dominion. and had come back to
look for work in the hay fields.
Said he: "They have had practic-
ally no rain up there for two years
ard have not enough water for the
stock"
He said they had a good wheat
crop there last year, despite the
drouth. but that the crops this sea-
son were total failure. This
spring." said he. because of the
good outlook for wheat markets,
many went into wheat farming on a
large scale. One man hired 5000
acres put in. paying s5 an acre for
the plowing and seeding. or $4o.-
0e0 fol the tract" He said the man
would not get Ave bushels of seed
back.
The Delta independent., 1910-07-29
Sharp Contest Probable
Over Fishing Case.

Recently suit was brought in the
district court by R. NJ. Logan, dis
trict attorney, and B. H. Wegener,
deputy, on the complaint of certain
ranchmen for an injunction against
the Gold Links mine above Ohio
City. The injunction alleges that
the company has failed to build set
Ting dams that will catch the slim
es and waste rock, that the same is
swept into Tomichi creek and there
from into the Gunnison, that this
kills fish, fills up irrigating bitches
and Injuries meadows.
The suit is very important one,
not only to the parties concerned.
to the interest of citizens generally
that the balance of right between
the ranchmen who want their mead
ows protected, fishermen and resort
keepers who are entitled to justice
in the matter of trout streams, as
against the great profitable and ne
cessary mining industry should be
sustained if possible.
1t is a. matter which has never
been fought to conclusion in Colo
rado. and whether this case will be
carried through higher courts can
only be conjectured.
We understand that A. Z. Rey-
nolds, head of the Gold Links mine,
and ]. F Pearson. superintendent.
will fight the case before Judge
Shackelford. They assert that every
requirement of the law has now been
complied with. that a proper set
Ting dam has been installed. that
the fishing is.good and no trout are
being killed. that only fine tale
clay and not poisonous material is
being carried into the streams. and
that lastly, no bitches are bieng fl
led and no meadows injured. as
might have been the case some time
ago.-Gunnison News-Champion.
The Delta independent., 1910-07-29
Fourth of July Profits Made
Good for the Deficits
of Last Year.
Date of Fair This Year VIII Prob
ably Be About the Same As Last,
Near Middle of September.-Full
Details Not Yet Completed.--A
Big Fair Expected.

The board of directors of the
Delta County Fair Association met
Monday night, at which it was de-
c:ded to hold the annual fair this
fall at about the usual time, between
the first and fifteenth of September.
T. w. Taylor was elected assist
ant secretary of the association, and
the following committees appointed.
Speed and Racing Program Com
Tittee.-George c. Wilson, S B.
Snow, Clarence Mower and T. H.
Gale Committee on Advertising
Stone. Sports and Amusements.-
Roy L. Emry, W. A. Davis and Harry
Williamson. w. A. Davis was ap-
pointed superintendent of buildings
and grounds.
In the departments of agriculture,
horticulture, domestic science. fancy
work. live stock, etc, the same sup
erlntendents will serve this year as
did last.
The committee says the crowd on
the Fourth of July rather revived
the hopes of the committee of hav-
ing successful fair, although it
has been losing proposition in the
past.
Secretary Stone informs US that
several premiums that should have
been awarded at the last fair. were
never called for, and if the parties
holding them will present their
claim to Treasurer ]. E. Hillman,
the matter will be promptly attended
to.