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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
THE HOSPITAL WILL CLOSE SEPT |

The Kings Daughters hospital
will close on Sept. LIST, but this
does not signify AN abatement OF
the interest in their work nor an
admission that the hospital has
not been a great help to the town
and vicinity. It simply means
that the members OF the circle
were afraid to risk the expense Of
maintaining the institution with
their limited resources for earn
ing money and without moro help
than was promised.
After deliberate consideration
and full discussion Of the matter
it was decided to close and use
the small sum OF moEey in the
treasury as nuciues for hos
pital 81 be buiii some day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
Prof. Balthrop G,e, to His New
Home in Tennessee

Prof. E. S. Balthrop and fami-
" who for the past two years
have lived in our midst, left yes
terday for their new home in
Bolivar, Tenn. Prof. Balthrop
has been elected Superintendent
of schools there at a better sala-
ry than he received here.
In the two years time Prof.
Balthrop has been here he has
brought our school up to the
highest standard in its history.
The country affords no better
teacher or more elegant gentle-
man than the subject of this
ske'ch. The community regrets
has departure generally and their
very best wishes 90 with this
splendid teacher and his family.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
Mr.. A. B. Mcclure and family.

Mr.. A. B. Mcclure and family.
Miss Lottie Morgan and MIR. Geo
Heard, Jr., left Tuesday in Mr..
McClure's auto for an overland
trip to their homo in Ruston, La.
Mr.. Heard will also visit an uncle
IN Doyiine, La, before his return
home.
Mr.. Carl Lyles and wife, of
Paris, have been in Southern
Texas Tor some time for the bene-
mt of Mr.. Lyles health. His con-
dition became so critical that his
brother, DIR. Lyles made the trip
to Texas to accompany them
home when they all arrived Tues
day. We hope for his ultimate
recovery.
Mrs. Howard, widow Of Rev. J.
;. Howard who for many years
was president OF the old Union
Female College, will visit Oxford
soon for the first time in 26 years
and will be the guest of Mrs. II.
a. Moore, one of her old pupils.
Mrs. Howard will be delighted to
meet any of her old pupils who
may be still living in Oxford or
vicinity. We wish her a pleasant
visit.
News has just reached Oxford
OF the assassination of Mr.. Mich
olas Thompson at Aguas Colintes,
Mexico. This young man was
the son of Mr.. viii Thompson. a
former Oxford boy. Mr.. Nicho-
las Thompson spent two years in
Oxford and went to our public
school. He has many friends
AMI relatives here who regret his
untimely death. Our town goes
out in sympathy to his bereaved
ones.
The speech of Col John W Falk
ner, in defense of his friend A C.
Anderson, in the prosecution
brouget by John Allen, was one
of the best, cleanest and ablest
ever heard in Ripley. With Col.
FalSher it was a labor of love.
His many friends in this county
were glad to see him and to hear
his voice ring out again in the his
toric old court house, where in
former days he met so many big
lawyers and where his illustrious
father made a great reputation at
the bar.-Ripley Sentinel.
Our article last week "Vam-
pires in Business" seems to have
been heartily received by num-
Der of prominent citizens. Many
have voiced their approval OF this
article for which we are glad
No doubt some evidence Of this
articles force has been seen seen
in the scramble by some of these
fellows in ''robbing Peter to pay
Paul. We reiterate the point
that all men who call themselves
iH business who are not self
sustaining should be forbidden
from bleeding honest enterprises.
This is the curse eff the times.
While we congratulate paul" if
he has been fortunate enough to
get his money, again We say to
Peter" it might be well no, to
allow himself to be SO easily be-
guiied any more.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
Sale

have a farm of 3O5 acres for
sale at a bargain. come and see 4
Two dwellings, four rooms "a n.
two good 5aras, two good pas
lures, good orchard, running wa
ter and two good wells in yard.
about 90 acres in cultivation, 40
acres in woods of good cultivate
able land. T.. J. RAY.
: - miles Northwest of Paris
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
1912 Trrnip Seed.

Just received 800 pounds fresh
and fine.
Remember we give So in gold
for the largest turnip raised from
seed bought of US.
X. X. chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
For Rert.

Two sets of rooms, four each.
up-s;aiss in the old Colonial ho.
tel. -Four rooms on each side of
the hall with all modern conven-
iences. Also four rooms down
stairs. These rooms are especi-
ally suitable for small families.
Terms reasonable. Apply to
The New COLONIAL tiorrL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
Famous Howell Springs Water

! will deliver the above water
at . cents per gallon. Delivered
fresh every morning. Your pat.
ronage solicited. Phone 337.
JOE MiIIFp
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
For Rent.

From Sept LIST one two-story
residence on University street.
Modern conveniencies. Apply to
Mrs. c. Z. PLANT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
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n. White has returned
lie in Tunica.
ius Russell spent a few
sn this week.
|. Dunn. OF Duck Hill,
bay with his family.
F. Lamb spent last
friends near Paris.
:. Foster is visiting his
friends at Hopewell.
ry Glenn was hostess
|elty Club last Thursday
i. F. Malone, of Paris,
spects % this office yes
| Matthews was the
krs. p. T.. Matthews this
|reen Gipson and sister,
ed Water Valley friends
BON Avent entertained a
! young friends Non
pa Quick" formerly of
but now of Arkansas
he camp meeting.
T R)ach, of North Caro-
i,ins mis- parents, Mr..
B. Roach and host of
ends.
ipeer a1i a corps OF as
4 Monday to survey the
sinage territory.
u Price and brother,
Bowles left Saturday
Fon Springs, Tenn, to
sral weeks.
ftiie Powell left Satur.
", where she goes to
e OF u school.
obbie Fades has been
leacil the Church Grove
II session.
enna Sparks, of Mem :
been visiting her grand
lr. and Mrs. Z Sparks
reek.
L. Riley has returned
offended tour of Texas
homa.
ale Kimmons is spend
hummer with friends in
lam, Ala.
A. Chambers, Of Mem
q guest of her children,
Mrs. j. I. Chambers.
4. L. Atkisson and Rev.
ane have just closed an
6 meeting at Hopewell
PINK Skipwith, of Clarks-
on a visit to his sisters
friends in Oxford.
+. Nichols has return
IN extended visit to her
4, Mrs. Alice Terrell in
n, La.
/ jackson returned TO his
f.llatobia Monday after
visit to ais trother, MIR.
fson OF THE EAG; E office.
forge Morgan and wife,
visited Oxford friends
week.
N. Walker and wife now
ftments at the old Colo
|c. Barringer and wife,
are the guests of Mrs.
|ay.
"a Mrs. E.sH. Barry have
.rom a pleasant visit TO
In Tate County.
+ K. Kinds and wife, OF
are the guests of theiI
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
pecile Hargis entertained
her little friends with q
'sterday afternoon.
|, ade Nichols, of Texas, j;
MS mother and other o.
nds.
". c. Chiffon entertained
e on Thursday afternoon
EEK.
Frady has returned
ONE in Memphis after |
visit TO Mrs. A. M. KIM
esentation of Buffalo Bill
rye crowd at the All
rsday night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15

!. PHILLIPS,
kIAN AND SURGEON
sr all calls day or night.
No. 20.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15
ASK YOUR NEWspEALER
10 0ruER STOVE DOES TINS

Coles Hot Blast Heater maintains COZ
tiauous IRE; also steady, even heat. II WIN
hold ere from Saturday night untn Monday
rsorning tis hours. Ir win bold IRE over
night with less coal than any other stove
Open the drafts In the morning aud the rooms
are quickly heated via the coal pat in the
tight before. Co1e Ia and examine Coles
Original Hot Blast Eester. Price Sl2o0 ard
Up secosciD6 q sEeL , Gill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15

J. RUSSELL.
DENTIST.
esyell Building, formerly
DR. p. II. Wright.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15

RUSSELL q FALKNER
pyEYS- AT-LAW,
MISS
lee in all the courts, both
Federal, also the Circuit
,eals az New Orleans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-08-15

.DREwS,
bRyEY- AT-LAW.
MISS.
Ice in all the Courts, both
deral.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

WafeDeripulier R.rbeip Ieiitete Niira.
ihaft TIM 8etrase bon $4,000
Guftop Gpp, peldrr auf ber
Eumlerften Sorm nobe Drfcrb
Dopnt, fDHroe BON einem unb1nbiatn
ptero nieberseporfen unb burd, 6ufs
tritts am aOrper .rbebIit perIest.
Der befannte arst Or. &. g.
Spslep BON Sadionburs lisgt fier-
benstrdnt burnieoer.
Sohn 6. S'gri.n BON Der gub
9. StraBe tpuroe asitern In Der Gie.
BsreI Der Gitate Sfenfabrit burd, a.s
lhmoi3enes Giisn on beiben auaen 10
tdltmm berbrannt, oab er fpabrfh.ins
lib Elm ause sinbiiben fpirb.
9eiroibsihsins: Geora goe, 20,
5dmllton, nnb Sulia 4uesnitein, 6os
Carl 9anee Bennett, 20, unb
Rutb Rinsler, 1S. bsibe BON mioele,
tofpn; Clifford Snotp, %, unb Gillian
1saurer, 20 beips BON 5amiItpn.
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Das geneimni6 0es GrfO(aes.
gSabres &erSienit n6tbis, nm bas
yertranen bes golfes sn seuinnen.

aabeH sic jemaIs noriiber naehoesad,t,
pit ss iommt, oaB 10 piele bsionbers ans
scprtelene grooutte gang plDsli6 BON Der
Stlotldte perihDinbea uHb balo peraeiIsu
nro2 Gsr 8runo iit eiufad e.. Der artitsl
edE DIE BerIprebungen oes fsabritanicn
Mot trtalt. Ids bat beionoers auf etns
Msotitn Ge3ug. Gin meoi3intibeg Qrdpa
rdf bon 'uirtltbem oeiItpertb eertauft T.i,
pflHabe lelbf, oenu tpie bel elmer enoloien
Fette miro Dos SeimittsI BON Semen, oie
pnrb oaslelbs turirt porbeu ino, an Sies
feni9tu empfobIen, Die Is uDtbs baben.
9eleeentlib elmer llnterbaItuua iiber tag
Sbsma benertte Elm bsfaHnter bieiiaer Apo:
fheier: sNebmen Sic gum 9siipiel Ir. 6l:
1ner's SUamps 8oot, ein Qrdparat, oas i'd
1ebon lett langen 3dbren pertaufe uno oag
au empfeblen tb ME 30gere, oeun es leiat in
ian allen sfduen iofortiqe Heiultatc, rpit
ptele metHsr GunDeH beitdtigen. aeiu an:
peres NtsrrnbeImttteI piro 10 p;el oertautt
iUie oieies."
Ter erioig oOn Tr Rimer's Stpamp.
Moot 1T oatauf }uriid}ufiibreu ooB es sur
llebertptnDung BON Nerenz, Sebers uun
SlalenIeioen, our Sebune pom oarnleiosn
uno HeutraItNrung Der Soarnidurs, Die
abeumattsmu5 osruriddt, ales srfult, pas
ndH nur luiluid1eH mag
Sine freie 8rpbeilaibc wirb ourt Die
Bof geldbttt, abiolut frei Aoreifrt 5r.
Silmer Il So, Eiugbamton, " q, uno
ermdbnt oieis t3eituug. Iftaiben ppn reeu.
ldrer 9rOBe fperoen in allen Apotbeten Der.
fault SOC unb Sl.UO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

rif'fer Buten nod Dem Speers Solpi.
tal in Dapfon gcionot wuroe, luiro
leit Dtiftfuoh Rod)t aus Dem ,snItitut
permiBt.
Der friihere StabtanipoIt Sorrp
Weber fpuroe bon ieiner @uttin nit
einem anaben beifenft.
sSm Sale bon Surrp Gieoinaer
gegen Charles ,Saus3, in Dem es iih
um $400 aommiiiion fir einen
2anoperfouf banoelte, gaben cie 8e.
lhnorenen beS Gircliitaerthts ein
llrtheil gu 8uniteu bes 8erfIoaten
ab.
- Cine an5abI Breotecr, WitgIie.
Der Der atinilterial gliioeiution pom
Nepport, belt eine Sisung ab, in
Der Die Dom aommiiidr elmer ani,
geItellte gehollptlma, oaB setpiiie
Ereoiger nWurriage touts" unteritii.
sen uno Die 8eIber iiir Die ShIieblma
Der Chen theileu. beiprohen tuuroe.
Sin aomrnitee, ous Reu. 2tnoion,
9lIn9man uno Rartpea belteheno,
lpuroe ernaunt, nm nit Dem Wsonor
uno oeu Sommiii1reu Ole Anaeleaen.
belt 3u ilnterlufen. ,Warriaae
toutingn muroe paroammt mo Der.
lnngt Die MiniiteriaI Aiipciation sic
ytennuHa Ger Ramen Der Yreoiger
Die lid lout Der Rebauptung iduIoia
nlutten.
- sSrou Rep. Gnmta Sani6ue un0
Hthoer, Ole i'd bier auf 9eiud) BEL
Ibren Gltern uuh (SroBelteru, manor
4ualnt SeImbol0 lmo Satin beian. !
ben limo acItern Aben0 pie0er nah |
tenla, : 3uriifgetehrt.
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,tilcs Center. SQs. iii aui geiuh bel |
{. =. Snusmaun, VoItor Der Goona. |
Brat. Ct, EauIus Stride einqetroi.
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huloIe bsfunoen rpuros, lpuros pon
Ftttsr Soogs gu 3psi big Ssbn Sabr.n
3uhtbdus perurtbsiIt.
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firs refine iTnb siHrdaIibc %otrnHa. nE Ses,e
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uH'er IGeuf IN Gamtlfgu NJ
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be Grdbte in CronuHe gebraht uers
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sr auBeroem fhtptre innerlihs 8erless
uHgen erIitt, osnen er eins Stunoe fpds
ter srIae. 8as llnaIid bate iih duf
Der GIt Bride, cine Weils noroli6 bon
trenton. susstraseu. SohnIon, Der i'm
Sabre 1899 poIi5sitapiidn in 5amiIs
ton mar. tppbnte nit Jrau unp atnb
an Der Sub Wonumsnt apeuus. gr
mar 46 Sabre oft. Reun Der ID pais
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Dunoen ourh @losiplitter obsr burt
bas 3uiommenpreHsn Der SiBs.
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milton, erIangten sinen Seirdthzihein
uEo purben bon pdftor Gerbolb os.
traut.
Staatss Gebsnsmittels eHSnipettor
Wm. Gear bat bier piels Groesriss unp
Feitdurants ermittslt, fpelbe Glsomurs
gartns uno perfdIihts Butter psrtaufs
ten obsr gsbraudtsn. Der SnIpsttor
fano ebenfals Grbisn in &annsn, mel.
de our6 aupfsr grim eeiGrbt paren. |
Die Grbien fpurben tonDemnirt. Die
GrocsriebeiiBsr erhisItsn geiebl, in !3us
fuHft Sleomargarin uun fabrisiris !
Butter aIs io!de gu itsmpsln.
- 6. 6. 5eiI,r, Der 1eftam.ntspous |
'treter oes peritorbensn Tapio 6. 6os |
rDeu, reih.e feline erfts abrehnuna i'm
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ben 9ertauf bon GrunbeigeHtbum, ei. |
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5S7.47. Delhe Summs on bic grbsn
purbe.
- Dem 8. q. 9um!eion. go. $50
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4beno iein 3psirao aus sinem Solss
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luf S1eioune pertlagt uno aibt ais
Srunb an, oab ibr Gatte iis osrnat,e /,
Idntgts uno DOR 5rsunben mibbans
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Dtal 1900 IN 9omiIton uno bic aIdoes
TN tpuroe anseblid am s. Mdra 1912
'on lbrem 0atten i'm StiGe osloiTeu.
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luf Oeint Don Charles 9. CaIesbn
It's WansDsrpalter Der Rational Hor
ooaro 20. bon Wiebl.topn bon Mits
er Odro ernannt. Der DittftetIer pers
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- 0snrp DsBIing itdrb geitern in
fstner Wobnung on Der 4. 2lpenus in
Oopton.
Ssrr Qouis 9. 0ammia uno
camille on Der s. Qbsnus, 1apton.
'lno mad yssport, q. g.. gsreift.
- Clarence Shut BON Der Bun
oss armss iit mad, DisriGbriaer gbs
ipeisrhett auf 9efud bel ieiner Ruts
ter IN Oapton stne.troffsn.
- 8. RanooIpb BON Der Soote ao.
IN gsuepus ipuroe in ichfpsr ertrants
TEN 3u'tanos nah BEN Spssrs 5oIpiz
tai oe'anbt.
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fentbaltes in NfiQer's Saus neS.
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babe. Sanep's Saa ipuroe i'm Stabt-
gerift altf fomnenoen Wontag Der.
if1o6eu. Sanen's SHUTTER uno Satin
iino pon Columbus, @, auf Dem
lSese bierber, nm ihm bei3uitebpn.
u a d a bmung BON gier'
teds.
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Spiel geben bic meiiten Der Wirtbe
Gbets an bic aunosn, bic fir Cigar.
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nun periu6te Elm Dtann nit Der 9lbs
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5remoe Die WirtbI6aft perIieB. Gs
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tellte i'm Gircuitgeriht Den antrag |
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-16
SECRETARY OWENS
FELLOW FEELING
GIVES GOOD ADVICE To VAA-
FARER FROM THE MIDDLE
WEST,

After having hoofed IT from ms
home In Iowa, having been on the
road since lass November, A Alien
landed in the Office of Secretary beh
Owen. adjacent 10 the office of the
governor. yesterday afternoon. ana
disclosed himself TO the secretary,
He said that he had been looking
over all the sights alGns the ing OF
his long tramp, and ne thought ne
yould take a loSk at Mr. Owen. lie
took a good look. and then opined
that he had seen troubles or MS
own.
Mr.. owen sympatlyized with him,
and suggested that ne was not alone
IN his woe, and that there might Tt
better days ahead.
Whereupon Mr. Allen said he was
about to depart for Norfolk. and was
going to walk as far an he could to-
ward that city.
The governors secretary again
synpathized with him. and said that
his troubles were about TO multiply.
TT ~ hard enough to have TO ride
TO Norfolk" commiserated Mr.. owen,
but when a man mas to walk there,
then his sorrows must In the natural
course of events increase Why don't
you 60 to Petersburg? he asked 1T
isn't half SO far, and you can get back
here quicker"
II must away" replied Mr.. Allen.
For my schedule carries me through
the Dismal swamp. Anything with a
name like that makes me feel that
am not alone In my sorrowa."
But" continued Mr., Owen. you
can go no farther toward Norfolk by
Waikine than Newport News, and that
in itself IL bad enough
II can swina,' murmured Allen. az
he picked up his haversack and went
down the elevator with Dick Blank
inship
He promised to write Mr.. owen and
tell him what the people OF Nor
folk thought of Richmond.
You letter send II by freight,
suggested Mr.. Owen. Tor such mat
ter cannot so through the malls.