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The Washington herald., 1911-11-04
Circuit Court No. 4.
mTsTICE sTAFRORD

| JUSTICE STAFFORD.
| No. 6Zl60 KaTeney ~ American Security and Trust
| Company; verdict for plaintiff for 81 ,E7s Attor.
neys q. p HOQIer-Nath. and G. r. Wilson and
w. W. Bride.
No. SSsa Far Vs. Valentine; PLAINTIFF stands
upon demurrer to declaration; appeal noted. At
tOrneys, ]. s. Easby-Smith-C. r, Wilson and r.
/ s. Huidekoper.
No 5IO2 CuIley Vs. ome; Judgment by default
| Attorneys, E A. Jopes-W. J. Lambert
| Assignments for Monday. Nov. 6:
No. 50. Wilson va Thompson -Starrett Company.
Attorneys, Tucker. Kenyon Macfarland
No. j Dyer Co. vs.. Harris. administrator.
No. 50. WillinghAm rs. Haines Attorneys, Topper
GuSsck and GittingS 4 Chamberlin-Leckie. Full
ton & Cox.
No. 50. CakseIl vs.. Deichman. Attorneys, Gardi-
ner-Maedel & Lester.
No 90 Bunch vs.. District National Bank. At
tomeys. DaTid-Tucker. Kenyon & Masfarland.
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 5O6E Dixon Ts. Great Falls and Old Do
minion Railway Company, and No. 52He, Dixon vs..
| Same; time to file transcript Of record extended.
Attorneys, L ]. Mather and J. P. McMahon-W.
J. Lambert
No. 5lS& McNamara vs. Washington Terminal
Company; Judgment on mandate. Attorneys, Leckie.
Cox & Kratz-G. Z. Hamilton
No 5O76l Wilmer vs.. District Of Columbia; time
to submit bill Of exceptions and file transcript ex
tended. Attorneys, w. s. Abert-E a. Thomas
denied; Judgment on verdict; appeal noted. At
torDeys. Charles Poe and W. L. Furbershaw-E II.
Thomas.
No 5H8 Barross vs. Dupont Garage Company;
motion for trial continued. Attorneys, John
RidOut-W. E. Lester.
No. 5ssSS Kincheloe vs.. Murray; Judgment under
seTenty-third rule for s6& Attorneys, John Ridout
and G. c. Gertman-Ryan & Reeves.
No. 495l Burdine vs.. Shaw ct al; fourth plea
stricken out. Attorneys. Edwin ForTest-P. p. Hill
lard and. W. A. Coombe.
No. 5554 Belt vs. Smoot; new trial denied and
judgment verdict; appeal noted; bond. 81. 500 At
torneys, D. W. Baker-Dougias, Baker, Rufhn &
ObeAr.
No. 1856. United States ex rel. Foreman Va Sec
retary Of the Navy; demurrer oTerI1led.
No Ell. Long vs.. Capital Traction Company;
motion for new trial fled. Attorneys, Lecke. Cox
& Kratz and J. 7. Shener-R. r. Perry & Son
and G. T. Dunlop.
Assifhments for Monday, November 6:
No. 66. Rowe vs. Pullman Company. Attorneys
Gittings & Chamberiin-Maddox & Galley.
No. l04 Cullember w. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. 0ardiner-DarlinEtnn-
No. II Tabachinck vs. Capital Traction Com
pany. Attorneys, Gardiner-Peuy Son and Dun
lop- ---.. ...
No. lsS Morrison vs.. Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys, Mcneil & McNeill-Hamil-
ton. Yerkes Hamilton.
No. lR Huing IS Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. shinn stutls-
No. iIs o'Bden Va Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, Hayden and Franc
DARLINGTON.
No. i56 Adams w. Adamx Attorneys johnson
Hoover.
No. 20. Hall Va Washington Railway and Electric
Company. Attorneys. Syme-Darlington.
No. na. Duty vs. Koop. Attorneys, Mackey-
Ford.
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No. 5sOs9. Merchants Mechanics Savings Bank
vs.. The N. Lindsay Rubber Manufacturing Com
pany ct al Judgment Municipal Court $50. At
torneys Darr Peyser & Taylor.
No. 5000. Merton A. English vs.. Minnie Z.
Compton; Judgment Municipal Court, SIS. Attor-
ney, Nelson Wilson,
No. 5sO9L Louis p. Shoemaker vs.. Catherine 3.
LorenZ; note $3.50. Attorneys, w. J. Lambert
and r. H. Yeatman.
No. 1902 RosenthaI, Segel & 20. Julius
Block; account, 500. Attorney, L. p. Loving
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Criminal oourt NO. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No. 2TEs United States vs.. Mary Marshall and
Amos Dorsey; motion for new trial flied.
No. A56 United States VI. Leonard Dickerson
assault with dangerous weapon; sentence suspended
No. AI& United States vs. James 4. Cryer; en-
bezzlement; plea not guilty.
No Hls9 United States vs., Howard Higbee
same; sentence to jsil for ten months and SEN
tenee suspended.
No. zTH United States vs.. spencer Barnes
same; sentenced to jail for forty-hre days.
No. 27ss6 United States -. Frank B. Morss;
false pretenses; plea not guilty.
bieamy; sentenced to penitentiary for two years.
No. 6eo2 United States Fleming Bower; vio-
lation Of act Of June % 1910; plea not guilty.
No. I6oi. United States vs.. Jan,es Kendrick ana
James +. Cauico; housebreaking and larceny; Ken
drick scntenccd to jail for six months CarFco
tenced to Jail for ten months
No. z76l. United States rs Clarence Mckenzie;
ZANE; sentenced to pcnitentiary for two years.
No. El1o United States Va same; forvery; exccu-
ticn Of sentence ordered
No z6s1. United States ". John Afurtausn
housebreaking and larceny: sentenced to peniten-
tiay for one year and one day.
No HG6 United States ". Charles Mo6ley;
same; plea guilty q petit larceny; sentenced 70
iafl for sixty days; placed prooation
Assignmeuts for November 6;
United States " MerFin MatthewS
Motions and sentences.
Crfminai Court No. ,
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 61113 Lyons " SMITH motion for new f1asl
r.i-sltf-A Attnrpas2 5el.u Hidanl-s. uss.aH.
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Equity suits.

No. 1ss. George T. Tower u. Mar 7. Patter-
son; to substitute trustee. Attorney. R. A. Ford
No. Soslo Edmund v. Rice ct al " Susan n
Tucker ct al; for sale and renvestment. Attorney
H. J. Rics.
GeorTe W. Stuart ct al for accounting. Attorneys.
Charles Bendheim Leon Pretzfeider. and Edward
Forrest
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LnMauifa.

No. aon B. A. & G. n. wnfams ". Distrct
q Columbia; account $1,000 Attorney. J. J.
Hemphill.
No SOS. Frances d. Merchant u. James +.
Padgett; note. gLlD.A Attomeys h. A. fOrd and
HI v. Tuilock
No Hos7 ]. jerome LiEhtfoot . George ".
Deckcr; Account 81. Attorney. John II. Zabei.
No 5loa8 ~ A. EnEiish v. Elmer y. Schoolcy;
laAA - AthHnae. Nelsa WkinnA
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District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No. ES. In re widening Sherman avenue; verdict
Of jury filed
No s6l II ~ opening Of alley In square NJ; Or
der accepting and selecting jury.
No s2 In re extension Of Girard street; motion
to dismiss submitted.
No. s6. In re opening Of alley. square Ass; mo-
ton TO confirm verdict submitted.
No. sS. In re condemnation Of land, square 81;
hearing eontinued.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CFriday, November }, 1919

November 10. 1911 Attorneys, Archer & Smith
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland.
No. $500. Tower Patterson; substitution q
trustee. Attorney. R. A. Ford.
No. 25l6 Ballauf Heinricls; reference to
auditor Attorneys, ". H. Dennis-Codren &
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Court.
uTrE IrlsTTcE cIABAUGH

No T8. In re John II. keenan,; hearing on dis
eharga set for December 10 Attorneya Archer 4
smith.
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Admiralty Court.
1nsr1cE RARNARp.

No. s64 Kendrick ~ Potomac and Chesapeake
Steamboat Company; plea and motion to dismiss
| oHeruled.
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Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUsTICE CLABAuGH.

SOo4iSh OLAbAUGh.
No. &sSo. Briscoe ". Weaver; order rutffyinr
report Of trustee. Attorneys, V, A, Sheehy-F p
Sheehy, Hughes & Gray.
No. a6ls. Kates Va Kates; refsred to william,
Murray examiner. AttOrnyS James N. England
No. suuL United States ". Fealy; order ,sc,t.
ing decree pro confesso. Attorneys Wilson 4
Huidekoper-H. johnson
No. 1854 Mcclure Casey; order aufhofizinr
receiver to sell. Attorney W. F. Columbus
No. DoA American Security and Trust Coupapy
vs. Milbun; supplemental decree approving sale
Attorneys, A. 3. Browne, Alex. Britton and
Evans Browne-W. c. Clephsne H r. Webb, w.
II. Baden. and Chaplin Brown.
No. 4oi5. In re Qunac) Barbara Z. Robbins; re-
feTed TO auditor. -.-0
No. $50 In re Qunacy) Elizabeth rurbett: com-
mittee authorized to sign release.
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No 9s1l Minor, DC. Va Swift ct al; appear
ance Of absent defendant ordered Attorneys r
w. McReynolds-w. G. johnson
No. Ed. Landon rs. Dime Savings Bank ct Al :
bih dismissed. Attorneys, L. A Bailey and W. f..
Columbus-Alex. Wolf and NJ D. RosenberR
No. Sos4. In re Uniontown Wharf Company; dis
solution Of corporation ordered and John Raum
and I. J. Pickett appointed receiver; bond, Sloo
Attorneys, John RaIm-T. ]. Pickett
No. 9o6L- Windeck vs.. WHgenhorst: time tn
take testimony extended. Attorneys, Z. L. Giles
= o. Wagenhorst.
No srT, Henderson " Brown ct al; security
.S- 49, etNSAeo- AuotueyeS w. u. Garoiner-
Nelson Wilson and Howard Boyd.
No 3676 Brown Brown; complainant awarded
custody Of child, &c. Attorneys. @. W. Drew
David Wolf
No SlA Bake vs.. Domico; ]. A. Burth,rt and
David Rothschild appointed trustees to sell; bond
Aoe Attorneys J. A. Bwkart-D- ROthschid and
No N5is Almouy va Craven; bin. dismissed;
appeal noted. Attorneys. Birnsy wOodard-o. c.
: 70. Sczs. Davis Va Davis; time to taks tessi-
mony extended. Attorneys Paek. Hinton 4 Pack
J. D. Camody.
No. s1sL MeMahoa ct al. Va Nevile; decree o.
October z. lsli, amended. Attorneys. T. P. Myen
&C. W. Dam.
No. Bs1o Brooks va sasa ct al molten TO ses
asids order Of October 6 leli. oTerTs1Iod. Attor-
nsy.. shsshy q ehsshs-wnaon 4 Bazksdals and
i Ma MI sl-; nsn.,n.. :. Es..-, ~. .-.--.Aa-
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CAPITAL CATCHING
EYE OF THE SOUTH
Is Clearing House for Two
Sections.
NEW BUILDINGsATTRACT
Newcomers Filling Office Suites
Rapidly.

is Gaining More and
More Prestige as "Gate City" to
UnexpIofted Productivities of the
southIand-C0mme PossibiI-
ities OF City Loom Large In Eyes
of Soathern Business Men.
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Chillum Castle Heights.
Backed by Banks and Bankers.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

leading all the subdivisions of Washington
This extraordinary because there
good properties being developed Washington this
We sold
SAND SQUARE FEET, different people in four days of this week
Wednesday this week the Commissioners the District entered
order directing the laying tnh mains through the ubdv
and plans art now being prepared for the
ON DECEMBER FOURTH 1911. the lots Chlum Castle
and the values that always
al of ourlot areb sold Washington people
The location ideal The price You reach the by TAX
ing changing Kennedy and off Shp
Longw and walk
to Blair road. Our automobiles service
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exported
OF the 12ooo,ooo tons OF iron ore which
Spain mines each year oniy-about 100000
tons are used at home, the rest being
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Criminal Court No. ,

No sslla Lyons " SMITH motion for new szisi
'r'--''s.A Aain,p~. sah. Haas-s-z. q n.sss-l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

are covered with vineyards. The
more fertile valleys, where irri-
CATION was possible by use of the
water coming down from tho
small mountain streams, were
utilized for vegetable growing.
While the county is thoroughly
cultivated, the people did not
seem to be SO prosperous as in
France.
We reached Barcelona before
noon and | WAS surprised to find
a city Of eight hundred thousand
oeo0Is. Here one can see the
archite eture Of the ancients and
that .. the present day side by
side. Barcelona is one OF the
oldest yet one Of the newest cit
les in Europe. 1t was settled by
people from northern Africa be-
fore the advent Of the Christian
era. IL was the seat OF govern
ment OF ancient Catalonia, and
until the present day, among GER
tain classes of its citizens, you
can hear language almost en-
tirely different from the Spanish
tongue. OF course the Spanish
language Is in most general use.
but the language and the charac-
is;ics Of the Cat llan are indolioly
impressed upon it, citizens. The
ancient portion of the city is cas-
lily determine from the quaint
buildings and narrow, winding
streets. The new portion OF the
city. which has gone up since
1919. is quite modern. The streets
and boulevards are wide. with the
beautiful promenades fringed on
either side ~ well-kept shade
trees. The city is situated in a
beautiful valley with mountains
surrounding it on all sides except
the west, in full view. The Med
iterranean Sea fringes il on the
ives. and furnishes most excel
lent harbor.
The milk maids, attending a
dozen or two very large brown
goats, may be seen everywhere
IN the streets and they are re-
lieved OF the necessity OF carry
ing a milk pail; they only carry
4 cup and when one wants milk
the herd Is stopped, and MIXED
until the cup is filed. the money
IS collected and the herd moves
on.
Ito be continued
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
THE PRIMARY.

Just one month now remains
before the free and unterrified
Democrats Of this county will en-
gage in a friendly contest, in
which the issue will be as 20 Woo
among the large number Of candi
dates will be selected a. the nomi
nees Of the party for the several
county offices. SO lar the can
yass has bsen altogether friendly
and perfectly fair, and mas been
free from personalities or Aay
thing that savors OF Unfairness,
and We have every reason 10 be-
lieve that il will continue 50 until
the first primary, which occurs on
Tuesday, Aug. ist.
In order that there shall be no
excuse for dissatisfaction on the
part of the voters and candidates
it IS important that the Executive
Committee should name az officers
Of the election, men who are
above reproach, and who are
known A. fair and honorable men,
against whom no charge of cleo :
uon cruokedness has been or can
oe brought. This is important in
the highest degree, because OF
the feeling Of unrest and dissasis-
faction occasioued by the issue
now on between the two wings OF
the Democratic party.
The viii OF the majority should
rule, and if any attempt is made
to controyert it, complications
and perplexities will arise. AL
will admit there is 4 necessity for
harmony and unity ofactiOn now
on the part and in the ranks OF
the Democratic party.
In the interest Of harmony we
call upon those selected by the
! Executive Committee to exercise
care and caution in obtaining the
result of the days work, and to
give no excuse for complaint be-
cause of any suspicion that may
attach to the men entrusted with
this responsible duty.
The people are entitled to a fair,
honest and impartial election and
any attempt to defeat them will
result disastrously.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
(To be continued }
Bay Strings News.

the health Of this community
Is some better az this writing than
Il was the last few weeks.
NJ. \. II. Gilbert ia sill liacer
ing from that bad spell that oefeil
him last winter. He has never
regained his strength.
Dir K. ". Hickey anI family
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. Dock Rushing.
Mrs. ReOla Anderson had a real
hard chill last week. We hope
she may get them stopped again.
Sunday school at Bay Sp ings
viii meet at = pm. lie; one and
a ! come and rot let the school
die for it may bs the cause o.
some one being led To Heaven.
Blue Bell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
Hen. S. S. Hudson.

Hon. ). ). Hudson is = candi-
date for re-election as Attorney
General of Mississippi, but the
discharge Of his official duties re-
quire 50 much Of his time that il
viii be impossible for him TO make
a close personal canvass OF the
state. The offIce is highly an
honorable one and in recent years
oy reason Of the growth OF the
state and the investment here of
large sums Of money by corpora
tons, It has grown u an import
ance second only 70 the Office OF
Governor. Ar. Hudson has filed
the ONCE very acceptably since
his appointment, which came to
HIM unsolicited, and which was
not accepted because Of the sal
airy attached, as his private prac-
ice was far more renunerative.
Tut because be has i pride in his
professional attainments beyond
coming them into dollars and
cents. He has enjoyed a lucra-
tive practice IN all the State and
Federal Courts for twenty wears.
in every branch OF the law. lie
served the people faithfully as 4
member of the Legislature ard a.
a District Attorney fer several
years when young man, and
his public and private life il an
open book to the people. He il
a hard student and the Supreme
and Federal Court records bea-
witness to his work and ability.
He is not the candidate of any
man or any faction, but is run
ming on his own merits and is
willing to be measured by mis-
standard as a lawyer and as a
man of high and moral charac-
ter.-Magnolia News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

Verify in this day and genera
ton, the father raiseth up his son
on the streets and sidewalks. He
laye.h around the soda founts
and inbibeth Stop and hookworms
He groweth in knowledge Of moth
ing save cigarettes and Gu sswords
says the Jackson News.
When he attaineth the age Of 10
he acquireth q suit of clothes turn
ell up at thd bottom two furloncs
above his feet He displaye;h a
pair of noisy sox, with purple
background and violets to the
front. He weareth low-cut shoes
and a green tie. He looketh like
banana merchant onthe streets
of Cairo.
The inside Of his head resem-
bles the inside OF a pumpkin.
lie falleth in love with a spindle
shanked girl with pink ribbons in
her hair, and he tn fer an
automobile that he may rid with
her in the springtime. He think
eth work sinful. He scattereth
his mothers pin money Ike
cyclone scattereth n rail fence
He stitch up at night to write
ppt try and Civeth no thought to
the multiplication table. HIS
mind turneth to the vanities CT
life and not 70 the high cost Of
cornbread.
Verify, verilyi he needeth n
board applied vigorously to the
Southwest corner of his anatomy
90 He thinketh his father plod-
der and his mother a back num-
Der. He pictureth himself great
riches suddenly acquired. He
dreameth of steam yachts and
private ears.
Yes, he thinketh himself the
real stuff. He but;eth in where
he is not wanted; he criticiseth
the elders; he purchaseth cheap
perfume and smelleth louder than
a billy goat.
When he groweth up he getteth
a job as clerk in a store at 81 90 a
day and swipeth extra from his
toss until he is caught.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
Good Work.

Done Daily in Oxford. Many Citizen. Tell
OF It.
Nearly every reader has heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills Their good work
in Oxford still continues aid our citi-
zens are constan ly adding endorsement
by public testimony. No better proof
OF merit can be had than the experiences
of friends and neighbors. Read the
case:
P. B. Fur, grocer, North street, Or
ford, Miss says: ''Some years ago
Doan's Kidney Pills were used by a
member of my family who was suffer-
ing from backache and having trouble
from the kidney secretions. This pre-
parations was obtained at Kendeps
Drug Store and it speedily removed an
symptoms Of the trouble At that time
1 did not hesitate TO give public testi-
monial and as the benefit Doan's Kid
ney Pills brought has been permanent
gladly verify all ! have previously
said about them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
Public Speaking.

The candidates for State Senator and
Representative will address the voters
OF Lafayette County at the following
dates and places:
Free Springs, Friday. July It'll.
College Hill and Slate's-Tuesday,
July 18th.
3urgess-We dnasday, July, 18th.
Overwhelmingly, July 18th.
Taylor Friday, July 18th.
r. J. Lusk's Pasture-Saturday, July
18th.
Humphries-Tuesday, July 18th.
Paris-Wednesday, July 18th.
Dallas-Thursday. July 10th.
Tuls-Friday, July 21st.
Delay Saturday, July end.
Lafayette Springs Tuesday, July %
"Wednesday. July 26th.
Observation-Disclosures, July 27th
Riverside-Friday July 18th
Bay Springs Saturday, July 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
$1,000 IN PRIZES

The publishers of The Dollar Maya
zine will give one thousand dollars u
the persons sending them the largest
number Of words constructed from let
tiers contained in the text, dollar
Magazine" A Daily Prize of a Geru
inc Gold Finished Watch, Stem Wind
and Stem Set VIII be awarded daily 70
each person sending . OF more words
This Is popular plan Of introducing
a popular publication For full partieu
Lars of the cantest, address,
The Dollar Magazine,
SomerviIle, n. j.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06

Notice Is hereby given tha6 I, J. c.
Hart fed, Sheriff of lafayette County
Mississippi, VIII on
MONDAY, AUGUST :. 1911,
in front of the South door Of the court
hocse IN Oxford. Miss within lawful
hours, proceed - offer Cor sale To the
highest bidder Tor Cash. and IN legal
subdivisions a. required By law, the
following real property, t0-wi-: Lot
No "A N the municipality Of Flris,
Miss Lafayette County, Miss, in Sec
ton 30, Township l8f Range >, West.
containing 0He-eighth OF an are more
or les AMI generally knows - the cd
Waits shop pilce
The said Land coasis.in Of ths. small
plot described and shop heated there
on and the same having recently been
owned AMI occupied b. one = ] Ian
man
The said sale i made By virtue OF a
Judgment of c L Ship, Mayor and *
ofticio Justice of the Peace in and for
the village of Paris, Miss, and an exc
ectio1 issced on sa.d Judgment and
Levied by the ansiersfgned on said land
or June ist, 1871, 70 satisfy Judgment
Of said court II the ease Of ]. +. Davis
V. r J Leahuan for the SUN of SrI %
and Gusts making n total of SO. as.
Witness nay signature tins JGne -
1911. j. C. HARrsFrxLD.
Sheriff.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
Pleasant Ridge News

The health Of our community
Is very good.
This writing brings Us with a
sad hearrfor the death angel visit
ed the home Of Mr.. Tom West
Sunday morning at $50 O'Clock
and took his beloved wife. She
has been III for several months.
On the morning of Feb. 18th. she
had a stroke of paralysis and from
that day she has not been able 10
De up only a few days at a time.
She has suffered more than
tongue can tell, but her suffering
on earth is ended. She told them
that she was going to rest and
that not much longer could she
stay with them on earth, but they
could come to her in Heaven
where they no more shall part.
She was devoted wife and a
loving mother. She is survived
oy a husband and several chill
dren and grand children and a
large host of friends and a sister
IN Comanche, Tex, Mrs. Mack
Tidamore. Her remains were
laid TO rest in the Ship cemetery
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. David Crowson.
We extend the deepest sympathy
to the bereaved ones.
Miss Ollie Humphreys spent
Saturday and Sunday with herr
cousin, Miss Corrie McCrorv. i
Remember the all-day singing
at Pleasant Ridge Sunday and at
Inc same place the candidates will |
De on Tuesday, July 18th. Don't
forget to bring your basket and |
t well filled.
Masters Roy and Byron Adj
iington, of Water Valley, e.,
visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. West this week.
Much success to the dear old
EAGLE and its readers. 4
Black Eyes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
tcsaI Advertisements.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for erecting an an
mex to the Public School Building in
the City OF oxford, Mississippi, will be
received by the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen until Thursday, 1880 p u
July 6, 1911. III work to be done in
accordance with plans and specifica-
tons now on file il the Mayors Office
Work 10 be completed by Sept. 18th,
1911. Successful bidder viii be reauir-
ID 70 give bond Each proposal must
De accompanied by certified check for
$4,000 as q guarantee of good faith on
par- OF bidder. The Board reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids
" L SMITH, City Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-06
XIII MORE TuaS wIrD nE,srs

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oy wild beasts don't approach the vast
number killed by disease germs. Nc
HE Is safe from sheir attacks They
are IN air, water, dust, even food Bnt
grand protection Is afforded by Electric
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deadly disease germs from the system.
That Is why chiIls, fever and axue, all
malarial and many blood diseases weld
promptly 70 this wonderful blood puri-
Ter: Try them and enjoy the glorious
health and new strength they viii give
YOU Money back If not satisfied. ON
~ 50c at A II Kenders.