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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
&. ". MORSE UNDER han
Former financier Cannot Win
"Timc- from Prison Term.

Washington, Feb. i3.-Charles W.
Morse cannot win back the 20 days
good time he lost a few weeks ago
for a breach Of prison rule In Atlanta
pcnitentisry.
Although the warden and Superin-
tendcnt La Dow were In favor OF re-
hitting the time. Attorney General
wickersham declined 10 approve a..
Morse was found with money In
his possession and he told several
stories Of where he got IL. His CON
Trajectory explanations cost him 90
days on his allowance for good be-
havior.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
Superior Court, March Term, 1911
NORTH CAROLINA,
DURHAM COUNTY.
Charlie Wilson
VS..
Susie Wilson
To Susie wilson
You will take notice that action
entitled as above was begun against
you in the Superior Court Of Durham
County. January 10th. 1911. by is
suing summons, which summons was
returned by the sheriff OF Durham
County endorsed: After due dill
gence the defendant is not TO be
found in Durham County, said TO be
in Lynchburg. Va, and therefore an
order duly made BY said court direct
Ing that said summons be served By
publication once a week for four
weeks in The Durham Recorder, a
newspaper published seni-weeSly in
the city OF Durham, requiring You TO
appear In the Superior Courtof Dur
ham County to be held on the second
Monday after the first Monday In
March, next. To wit: Beginning
March goth. 1911, and answer or
demur TO the complaint OF plaintiff
or relief prayed for will be granted
The object of this action is to obtain
q divorce nom you. Thereof take
due notice and fail not.
This the 10th day OF Jan. 1911.
G. y. GREEN,
Clerk Superior Court.
u. S. SKINNER, Atty.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
international Bowling Tournament,

ST. Paul. Mimi. Feb. ii.-With
some OF the best bowlers in America
entered, the annual tournament Of
the International Bowling Assoeia-
ton opens in this city tonight and
win continue until February %. The
entry list Is the largest In the history
OF the associations tournaments
Not only is this immediate section
represented BY many deyotecs Of the
game, but from Illinois. Ohio, Iowa,
Nebraska Manitoba and elsewhere
many entries have been received.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
Sew Hampshlre \. ". q. 4.

Laconia. \. H.. Feb. iS.--Repre-
sentatiyes Of the college and city
branches Of the Young Mems Chris
tan association IN New Hampshire
assembled here Friday for their fourth
annual state conference. The pro-
ceedings will last three days and will
include addresses by several OF the
international officers and other promi-
nent workers Of the organization.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
Phillip Mills Was
EletrOcuted Today

Raleigh. Feb. i3.-Phillip Mills. a
negro Of Pennsylvania county. was
eicctrocuted lust before IL o'clock on
Thursday at the state prison. Phillip
vas convicted OF the murder Of his
wife. Just before the electrocutIon
Phillips broke down completely.
though he said that he had made his
peace with God and was not afraid
10 die
The body was turned over 10 the
Anatomical society.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
Vailed 70 Throw zbyszkc.

New York. Feb. ls.--In 30 min
utes OF wrestling. George Hacken-
schmidt. the Russian lion. failed to
Throw Stanlsisus Zbszkc, the Pole. at
Madison square Garden Thursday.
and the match went TO the Pole.
Hackenschmidt had undertaken TO
throw zbysxko twice within an hour
and a hall
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
Ilacr IIorse t.lrcn IlcIlhor.

San Francisco. Feb. Probably
the most valuable tip ever received
BY san Francisco bellboy was
given 20 Jack Strain az the Palace
hotel. n. ]. Mackenzie. q horseman,
tipped the youth 90 Kerry Gov, a
three ear-old race horse. rather
than sacrifice the animal at a low
price.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
spanish IIcrabileans Active.

Madrid. Feb. IA notable re-
tiyal OF republican activity IN Spain
is promised as a result Of gather.
ing OF leaders OF the party Who AS
scmbied hero today from all parts Of
the Kingdom for an important rom
ference. a new leader IL 10 be
chosen ard steps taken for a. thor
ough reorganization OF the party.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
wife's Ashes for IIu.hand.s Grave.

Blddcford. Me-. Feb. t3.-The
ashes OF Mrs. Sarah Bull, who died
in Cambridge. Mass. January rs,
will be scattered over the grave OF
her late husband. Ole Bull. the yio-
iinist. whose body Is buried at Der
gen, Norway.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
The, know MS Coed.

New Bern sun.
The Merchants afseCiation or New
York has endorsed The Canadian re-
ciprocIty treaty. They know good
thing when they see Il.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
A Ihrre.Year.llId A,inier.

Garden City. L. 4. Feb. is.--Three-
yeat-old Robert Lawson has the repu-
tation Of being the youngest aviator
IN the world. He accompanied his
father. Frank NJ, Lawson. on ride In
a Burgess biplane yesterday. and
shouted lusty protes, when the ma
chine dtscended to the ground.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
DURHAM RECORDER DURHAM N c.TUEsDAY FEBRUARY H. 1911
Won j |! THE|RF|GHT
Membership Of The House Fixed
& Al 433 After March ;, 1913


/ Washington, Feb 13.---The demo-
Gratis of the house, aided by few
republicans. who declined to be
bound by the party caucus, Thursday
wbn their fight for an increased rep
resentation In the lower branch of
congress- under the census of 1910.
They voted down the republican eau
Gus bill to maintain the membership
at 391 as at present, and then passed
the original Crumpacker bill fixing
the membership at 433 on and after
March 3, 1912. If Arizona and New
Mexico should be admitted to state
hood they will be given one repre-
sentative each, bringing the total up
to 435.
Thursdays action OF the house
must be ratified by the senate. The
house leaders believe that the SEN
ate will follow the wishes of the
lower branch.
Under the new reapportionment
pan no state loses member. The
following states gain the number in
dicated:
States That Gain.
Alabama, / California, 3; Colo
RADIO. /; Florida, l; Georgia, /;
Idaho, /; Illinois. 2; Louisiana, l;
Massachusetts. ?; Michigan, L; Min
nesota, 1: Montana, L; New Jersey,
2: New York, 6: North Dakota, /;
Ohio, l.; Oklahoma 8; Oregon, /;
Pennsylvania, 4; Rhode Island, l;
South Dakota. /; Texas. 2: Utah, /
Washington. 2; West Virginia. /.
The house spent more than five
hours in discussing and voting upon
the bill and various proposed amend
ments. An amendment offered by
Representative Bennett, of New York
and designed 10 cut down Southern
representation, was voted down by
154 to IS. Representative Crum-
packer, of Indiana, chairman of the
committee on the census and author
of a number OF bills to reduce the
representation from states in the
south, voted today against the Ben
nett amendment and was applauded
by the democrats.
The, democrats lost but one decision
during the entire fight. A committee
amendment In the bill providing that
states should be redistrieted by the
legislatures was voted down on an
appeal from the republican members
OF the Missouri delegation. They de-
clared the states should be permitted
10 redistrict themselves in their own
way.
usyo . Fought 70 Last Ditch.
The advocates OF a membership OF
S9i fought for their cause up to the
very last minute. just before the
final vote was taken Representative
Campbell, Of Kansas. moved the re-
commitment OF the 433 bill, with in
structions 10 the committee of the
whole house 10 report substitute
providing for 3s1 members. This
notion was lost by a. vote Of l31 "a
Ill. This reflected the sentiment Of
the members so decisiveiy that the
vote by which the bill was passed was
decided In the affirmative without q
division OF roll call.
Champ Clark. OF Missouri. In favor.
ing an increase In membership. de.
clared that the real work OF the house
would continue 10 be performed IN
committees and that the number Of
Representatives on the floor would
make little or no difference.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-14
YOU MUST DIE!
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Having this day qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of Z. j. Came
ron, deceased, late of Durham Coun-
ty, n. C this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Durham, N. c., on or
before the 2sth day Of January. 1912.
or this notice will be plead in bar Of
their recovery. All persons inldebt-
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This January 2Sth. 1911.
w. L. FOUSHEE,
Administrator E. J. Cameron.
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! he M easy marx and you viii be
missed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13

Look on; for new campaign
lies every day from now until the
election. They are beginning 20
spring them every day and the
friends % Governor Nartanau
should see that every man who
believes in good government i
not misied 6y these false and
slande-ous reports The time
has C ne when every sla1lerer
and political siop-totsr should be
pus 0ut u business. Mississip-
plans should Sc, the example in
this election and forever set their
seal of disapprov.l on s1ea Po-
Edcal methods.
Gov. Vardaman has made a
splendid campaign; he attends
to his own business, he has ap-
pezrsd on the defensive through
out and even here he has paid
very L.sle attention 10 the many
false and Eiihy SANDERS uttered
acai1s: hin ard has made =
hicn'y honorable clmPaisn.
Every thoughtful voter should
-e-ard bin FOR this by casting
HE ballC. Tor him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13
MASS MEETING.
stsoiziioas Adostsd al a nass
heeiiag ci tie ahszs Ct
LaEaYstts Co. IziT&. 1911

VIZ the citizens Qf lafayette
County. II mass meeting as
selb.ed, from reports that e1ue
n C=.-eoudeua. n language as
strong a. we can make Il. she
c1wardly atsack made upon
Senator Theodore BIoo, =.
StarkviIle. on July 9Th
F'e believe n "a square deal To
every man and such attempted
assassination should receive at
tie hands Of the Law and in ,he
conscience OF evOry lax-abii-
ing citizen the severest eonGen-
nation and seyerest punish
ne1t.
We call upon the friends OF good
government everywhere 70 put
the stamp Of disap2rovaI upon
any and all seca acts Of Law
lsssness.
We hope for Senator BIbo's
speedy recovery
The Commercial Appeal, VIekss
burg Post and the county papers
are requested to publish these
resolutions Respectfully,
P 3. FURR,
Chairman.
J. C. PEACOCK, Sec'y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13
NOTICE.

Sorlce = hereby given Stat tie Eoa-
o. >aPervissrs OF LAFAYETTE Cozatv
vii @. Tuessi1y. AuS 81, = Ike Sorsa
d11- Ct the cont E1lsc within legal
Eo1rs ard 70 coEtiuue from DIV to dav
u1EIl tEe blowing ru1ds shall be rsle.f.
n puhIc GU CIV a. lhs llvesr AMI 81
hfcder GccCrs s1u-y 70 the plans and s1eci
cations On tie WITH the clerk of this
bsl1rt. s1ut lowest blsayie- ul1sz eor39Iv
with the ferris imposed by the Bard
aE4 eEagr ITO cund IN ssleh penalty
aad wIrh S111clrnE surssies b arorUv-eI
oy the Eo4-sf ~ be e0adiEiUuss-l accord
Ell % EAW- FCotlesl-10as OF this noei-s.
s14sA ce E-zG-e - required by Law In
5so4ru reserves the EISht 70 reject 1ry
aid al atz-s- The russds AID divisions
y so2lS 70 be rsisE pursuant % tEis To-
nee ARE IL folsows.
Sa-1enia rad No IL; Orf0rd ard
S2rspJs rossd No lis; Oxford aad IN
ton road No IL, Oxford and Sarpusz
rOad Nos lis, Iss and $50; Oxford ard
EoE1oEoc rosht No III, Oxford and
>4repra rood No I73- OXFORD and Sa-
rspsa rOad I>S; oxford AID Sl-eptl
rad No Igs
The above raned rOails constitute N
the Fuakls as c0ntracted for by the l.t5
ChzaEAzs ColeEnan, deceased. Thr. sand
roeLts are 10 be rrIec for the 1rexpfresl
term Of SAID Cai=Ean's contract. sad
roads are II Beat No. s.
W n WOODWARD, Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13
Public Speaking.

The candidates for SAFE Senator and
Representative wil address the voters
OF lafayette County 81 the f0ligwizg
dates ard ulsc.z:
Tzyt9r-Friday. Jniy 14sh-
r J. Lrsk's Pasture Saturday, July
I5sh-
Hunphries-TCesGa JAY rSsr-
Paris-Wesf1eslay, Jelly isrE-
DaIE1s-T hErssiay- Jrly 9ozh-
Tula-FrSi2y. July list
Delay Saturday. Juiy And
lafayette Springs Tuesday, July 3
Szad@rs-We Wednesday. Izfv 1srh-
phiIadeFphiz-ThurSday JEly 9TH
Riverside-FridAy. July esrh
Bay Sp-irgs- saturday sGly 9Th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13

TIE farmers Of our section are
very busy fasting with Gen.
ersl Cree1. but we are gladtO re-
port that most Of them are about
10 succeed in winning the victory
IS We are needing the time for
Riverside candidates picnic at
the p. r. CcIlius old place, now
occupied by Ca;hsy & Carson.
The date ) July =. Everybody
come and bring ! veil filed has
ket. We wish to bid everyone a
hearty welcome and show them
the time q their lives
Nrs- o. A. Stevenson ard chill
dreu. Of Blue Lake, are guests
Of Parents and friends here.
Several OF cur people spent the
4ta Of July at a picnic in Mar
shall county and reported having
= very enjoyable time
The little baby girl OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cathey i improving nov,
IS is also Mrs Carson.
Asking everybody 10 reuen-
bCr the location and date OF the
picnic I wish to impress on every
bedy that tie receipts Of the pic
ME go towards painting River
side church.
Wishing the Eagle and It's many
readers happy future | desire
4 De remembered as
RAINBOW.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13
Rsate No. l News.

The health OF this eonuuaisv
i very good II this writing.
The farmers are getting along
nicely with their crops.
Mrs Maggie ManselI and Mrs.
VIII Rushing and children spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Ssaley.
Aessrs- Toce SeaIey, Ohio
Thomas. VirdIs Hawkins, Myril
Frazier and Joe Niles attended
the picnic AZ Ab5evilIe, Thurs
day; all report = nice time.
Mr. Guy Bets gave the young
people az ice cream supper Sat-
urday night. All who attended
had delightful evening.
Miss Lille Hawkins, OF Oxford
attended the picnic AZ AbbevIIIe.
There Will De dinner on the
ground az Union Hill Saturday.
Everybody Is invited TO attend.
Mrs Maggie NanssII and Mrs.
VIII Rushing went TO AbbeviIle,
Monday.
We think We hear the familiar
sound of the glorious Wedding
bells Geel wouldn't you ike to
De present when the ceremony i
performed? Hurry with the Alt
Is news LASsIE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13

fact, the outlets arranged for can
take OF s great deal more than
thu funds at The disposal Of the
Farmers Y arehOuss Company
vill permit the company to han
die The volume sof business
done by the company. as 1t ap-
pears nov. will be limited only By
tie AMOUNT Of capital available
for that purpose. Its. therefore,
matter % great importance,
bosh 10 the company snd TO the
farmers whs feelinterested in the
development Of an enterprise for
TIE handling Of their oEn pro-
duets. saat the stock-selliug cam
palgu n0~ bsiag pushed in Mis-
siss,ppi shall meet with success.
Rail-oSdinS in Europe Is an
entirely different proposition from
What We find in America. The
freight ears have a capacity Of
perhaps One-fourth Of the Amer
lean freight cars The passen-
ger coaches are Of light c0nstruc-
ton and are divided into CON-
partDsass. Ols will see first.
second. third and fourth class
marked on the various c1npart-
menss- The cost of first class
travel - much higher than in the
Caitsi States. Sec1ui-cIass
travel is much cheaper than in
the Cnisei States. while the third
AID fourth passengers pay 4 very
Insignificant sum. The train
CONDUCTORS pay 10 attention 70
the passengers whatever. rThey
never pass through the cars ana
call cut aion. Oae mus.
know where he i going and kaoz
when he gets there II ne ean't
read Spanish. or French. or Ger
man the only way for an Amer
can 70 do - 10 learn bsf0-e start
ing wEat .hour he j. expected to
arrive 1t his destination. ana
wlea the hour arrives get OF.
Go De eOntinusd.l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13

P1tlc ros5ce i hereby given that
r.ss u1te-si.-led vi recieve seaisc
uits ID - - 'cs7cx- 1oou-on r-ss.la-.
A1s zrl- for the bling Of the FOL
Owing l-il-ss- Fc- ta= buiIfay o. j
l-sc-e zc-ss : sIo-rh So-rk q Ia
t-R-Gsr-e Cd brig n Tocolz On ra=
ONt1r1 a-t W1ser Va-Aev -ori. also
-sr the following E1ue-i BIDS On ~
u-Iver l-Ee-s zcross N0au1z River b.1S-
r911 Ind - So- l zl.i 2 oris--se N , l.
Cd EEve , II ot I5u fssr y e1--h vu-iz
l5-iels's No l. :. al : No-va u rh-
1ver- beng a. q - brat-e uu-k %
s1-1 t=Vee- .z-sl ior m bC5l.l1s q two
6svses sc-n : TocCuA Rive- ot-or-l- one
70 ta.s ts1ssstsii h-ia.-se eruss5u< ard oue
s. sAe ErL1= b-udCe crosslz c-la-zin-
NJ =ts-1.lu c-1ele yards more o. less-
Aae 11svs LzrEEa91-sf o-is..-es Sre u
srs * eu- separately AID - - Go.e
tcci1z,Gr = 60 JARS ard specifications
E4z- n 1le = ny else The -sl.seszs-
- 7-sc ss.ll s-z rse1z-ei 10 fEraf.n
7.Hss asable -z-e al-cuas u sa=s -.
! - Z fzrs g. E8rs zsSe1 ssra-iri=< ter
s--zfr- Es-Zzr-z-nes CT Ia eozsrssl :.
h Sa1-Ht -r<erves shs right Z, -
l=ei any AID a. sisss- zzsi On rae saua..
Jay lei TIE s2Ess at ~ paine ouscrx
20 t1R lov-zs. zzssf bss- kHid~rS t.
z-s''c.-'t reserves the riSas 70 re5scs Az
Ea& IL esss-
- IL Eo1DEaRo. Clerk.
OztS-d. Mss. 1-lv 81. ISL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13
aot;ce to Candidates.

The committee appointed By
tha County Executive COMMITTEES
% receive al MONIES, printing TIE
election tickets and sending out
the boxes, VII receive your fee
now Col. J. v. 7. FzIkner at
the First National Bank Is author
lied 10 receive the money. AL
candidates are required 10 pay in
their fee before July 18th, If they
wish their names TO appear on the
ticket The rates a. assessed by
the committee are for State, Dis
triet and County candidates $. 90
for Beat candidates SI.00.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13
SHERsFFsS SALE.

E h TAzeks= Execution for cost
S-05 81
&c z ? Co
By vfr-ne es the above stated wris &,
me directed b. the Clerk OF rae Sa-
prem CoGrE o. the Stare q Mississippi
! yTil On
MONDAY TIE 7sh DAY OF AUGUST
1871.
- tie SoE-k deer uf the eu1rr house IN
the town Of Oxford, Mss. within the
legal hoCrs- ezpose for sale u pubEe
Outcry 10 tire highest hid.ler for Cash
al tE- rigl1. interest ami claim the De-
Tenant Z. T. Ticker and hi bs5udS-
men on the cost hozd has in and t. h
flI0xirs DESCRIBED property. to-vi.-
The Eas- fraet511 % the Sa1-il vesz
grar1sr e Section =. Township :.
Range }. Wesz, &c aereS. aEse tie W-esS
t-acrlln Of qczgts- Of Section Is. Town
snip s. Rang 3. West, IS acres v.hieh
has been isvied on Is the pruperyy Of
= : 1l1le- enc o. the S1reszes on lis
eos hlN
: c. IEAErs-zELD, Sheriff.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13
INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO PRO-
TECT YOUR VOTE ON
ELECTION DAY.

There has been much said in
.the papers % the eTec; tia, IN
l,,e-p; would be made by the
friends q certain candidates to
deprive many voters ot their
privilege 70 vote On election day.
In order that every qualified w.
- nay be informed Of rs rights
<e cite tie following la~:
Code 1866. Section 5-03: Coun-
-y Poll Books Used: Voters L.
MED registration may vote. The
county Pol books shall be use5
Z primary elections. arf 10 per
son whose name does Mt appear
upon the poll books shall be per
-U.,-ed u vote IN any primary
election but If any person Offer
lnS u vote n Any primary siee-
,l01 whose name does 19- appear
upon the poll book snail make
ail1avIc before one Il the mana
gers q election. i- wiring. that
ne i entitled 4 vote. o- c--r be
s-as Illegally denied registration
- vote 1>ay De Pc Fz-eL ty hin
lrc hsn5e- 90 tls proper eiec-
ton CIcer, who I'll enc lSe the
sane II Al e-vs.Cp E-,h tn
written az lavis Il the v1-er AM
sal !, and marx panty upo1 !,
re nan OF tle peT~11 1iTecll- O.
vote. AMI, il canvzssi-s the
r-zl--ls etE4= election. ne zes-l-
I'VE e1-r2ztssa sa1I ezzuz1- the
records aa1 allow the bale. - T..
counted. 81 not. a. shall appear
70 be le-1I-"
We s-st eve-v citizen I'll Gu:
this article out and take lie sane
. his voting precinct fo- his own
protection and for that az his
aeisaho-; every man shqzIl Dc
allowed . vote xho 5 legally
qualified and thas man o- 81 O.
nen who woulI disqaaEty such
: voter should be severely pun
shed Give every nan Z square
deal. According 10 the press -
ports Al t1is talk a. - prevent
~ Uen fro1 voting II TIE c0an-
ny districts especially comes
iron the ranks q those Who op-
pose Governor F1rdzuA1. Gov.
FariaEzn's friends evsrywhe-s
should see . Il that this kind Of
political gr.eSery : ss1P2ed nov.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13
Bay S,rln4S News.

---~ q = ~ = -
Inc health OF this community
Is very good AZ this writing.
Mr.. Henry Gilbert and vile
spent Sunday with Mr.. A. Fl.
Gilbert, who Is still lingering.
Mr. Sultan Quick visited rela-
tives near Potts Camp Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Graner Morgan. Of Potts
Camp, visited his b~oshe- here
last week
Mr. and Mrs s. z. Woosten
left last Friday for Memphis TO
visit their son and his family.
Nr. Charlie Wolvsrton, Of OK
ford, is among friends ard rela-
atives here.
Mr. W. C. Morgan and family
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives near Altus-
There was a large crowd at the
Farmers Union and candidate
speaking at Bay Springs aud Ne
hope that one and ,Il OF the can
dldatez will De at the picnic on
he ION 2. Tiirseg's mill
ELCE BELL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13
Good Work.


Done Daily in OzfsrSt. Many Cftizxu- Tell
of 1T
Nearly every reaslsr has heard Of
Doa1is Kidney Pills Their good wcrk
IN Oxford sgIII Continues ard our en-
zens are enrssan " adding endorsement
~ pchl-c testimony No better p-v.,f
Of merit e1E be had taan the sxuer1e-ce
Of friends and neiShbors- Read the
case.
p b Fur, grocer, Worth street. OK
ford Miss SAYS Some wears AFRO
Deans kidney Pills were used bv 4
member OF my family vino was suffer
ing from hackache ard having trouble
from the kidney sseretiocS. This pre-
partitions Was Obtained 1T kerfeIss
drug Store and II speedily removed NJ
symptoms OF tie trouble At that time
l did rot hesitate % give pubEc tesci-
Uo1ial and Is the beneir Deans Kid
nsy P3ls brought his been permanent
I gladly verify al have previously
sand about them
For sale by AL dealers. Prise -
cents Foseer-ETbGrn Co, Buffalo.
New YORK, sole agents fer the United
States
Remember the nane-Doanss-ard
take no other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-13

Notice ! hereby given that !. J. c.
Hartsfisd- snerii o. Lafayette County
Mississippi. WI On
MONDAY. AUGUST :. 1911.
n front Of the South door Of tue court
house IN Oxford. Hiss within lawful
hours proceed 20 offer for sale - tn
highest bidder for Cash. AID IN legal
Subdivisions - required BY XIV. tee
allowing real property. tO-vis: Los
No - IN the Municipality OF Paris.
Hiss . lafayette County, Miss IN Se,.-
ti0n %. Township III Range > Wes5.
containing oEe-eiSh-h OF an acre more
OF les AMI generally knows ~ TIE old
y ats ShoP pi8ce
The slid Etr,tl cOErsisti1- Of the snail
plot described and a shop heated ts,ere
% and the stale having recertly been
owned aid occcPi-1 b. one z J Leah
nan
TIE sid sale = made By virtue Of ]
i1d=ms1s OF { L ShipD, Mayor AID ex-
oEich1 JrSeice Of TIE Peace IN and for
sae village Of Paris. Mss. ami an exc
curl0E issued 81 said Judgment and
levied BY THE undersigned or SAIL land
u Juzr -. 1871. TO satisfy ! iasigul,sflt
Of said ccCrr IN the erse Of !. r DAVIS
~ z J Leahnlau for thu sum OF 81. a
ami ensts making total OF Sz.-4s-
N-Eess my Signature this Jule -,
ISL J. {. IAETsEIELD,
Sheriff.