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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

sured shall be released IRON any Aoitne' VA
Provided that in case Of Insolvency or bank
ruptcy Of such Insurance Company the EN-
Under the provisions Of this act. IS y =
The return Of any execution upon any 1nog-
ment of an employe against any such lnsur-
shall be conclusive evidence Of the insolvency
Of such Insurance Company and In case OF
Of any such Insurance Company by any court
of competent jurisdiction, proceedings may be
brought by the enploye against the employer
and Insurance Company Jointly or severally
or in any pending proceeding against any In.
surance Company. the employer may % joined
esec. 80 ~ THIRD PERSONS. RIGHTS
e. Fd nay
execute execute work without himself being response.
act, shall himself be included in the term
employer" and be subject to all the nabin-
ties Of employers under this act: But TINS section
er who let's q contract to q contractor N gooo
faith, nor contractor who. In good faith.
ets to W
shall be deemed q contractor or sub-contractor.
SO IS to make him liable to pay s COMPENSATION n
forms his work upon the employers premises
and with the employers tools or appliances
and under the smpoyers dsect,on; nos ens
empioyment used merely provide. Z 4, method nas
to) Where compensation u claimed from.
subdivision One Of this Section. the. compensa-
wage the workman was receiving foom the
person by whom he was Immediately employed
= fs5 The s employer shall not be liable OF Re
qnired to pay compensation for injuries due
3 the acts Or. omissions Of third a. DeIsons not
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

Sec. "a. WORDS AND PHRASES DE-
FINED. Throughout this act the following
words and phrases as used therein shall be
considered to have the following meaning re-
spectlvely, unless the context shall clearly
Indicate a different meaning in the connection
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

shall appear upon the wrapper the name and
address Of the manufacturer.
Descriptive meter upon the label shall be
e
tends to convey Information that the product
is, derived from other than the ingredients Of
Country Rolls, sGuernsey.'' Jersey
:.sI1olstein,'' or other labelling that would in-
cry origin. 81 ssSz 30. i i: y3 ss
& The use Of any false or misleading state
ment design or device shall not be justified
expert or other person appearing on the label,
nor by any descriptive matter explaining the
use Of the false or misleading statement de-
sign or device. SE4 I'll Ss v f
SEQ. 6. It shall be- unlawful for the pro-
drinking pace, cate. bakery, boat. lumber
house IS .hospital: s any place where gqes.t e.
Day Day Is 81 Tor any ssent 81 servant
ofS such proprietor, to serve as or for butter
&c q
duced wholly from pure. linad Iterateds milk
or cream unies: b, Or they shalls cause t9 &c
faro, IL ono be used. and IN letter. not smaller
than eight point bold faced Gothic capitals,
butter" ana In case no bill Of fare be used,
the manager or person in charge Of such es-
tablishment shall cause to be posted upon
spicous position and a letters large enough
to be distinctly seen and read from all parts
| Of said room, 3phcards ntainin8 on; i the
face thereof the words ia the English LANGUAGE
l.soleomargarine used IN place sof butts, 3 and
ktinuously posted 10 Aforesaid % long 90 such
butter substitute b kept or used.
$50. !. & ne State Dairy ind Food cbrn-
missioner his asslstant inspectors. rents and
employees shall enforce the provisions OF this
act and doing shali have az The powers
conf erTedS upon them and each them by the
Evening journal., 1913-11-26
Information for Travellers
Time OF departure roys from WILMINGTON
Trims MarLed % are ENpIessel.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON r.

WASHINGTON
40 70 30 Ss's:lps ass' Io soc ssS o. -
sss: s.ss.:
Ts FEhY.'d;IPes q So' o..
saS: s.ois sos.
20 .S.y YsE Esg';;';A 400 5s 40 sas 80 10 so
p A--i.S7 ala SEQ $40. 7,io - 80
s,s si sss 81. az ~, 4. So sI 0' o. '0' ''
70 s'H0r' A. M-la.is 49, IA
i.ci
70 Baltimore "As wsv Stations sv7asys E-sOs P H-t.so
=. d. DELAWARE DIVISION r. b RAILROAD
's S1' Do~s ss Stat. asss 70 loAt- r. A~-2ao esS
sa. saaoses s'' s.z . &. '' - "a - Il 50.
~ - BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
l-i.ss. az .5i 40:
30 = .Ss ..s g W.a % So IS sss e.. $50 G 6
s.Irs .rs vs. 10 Ss So ~ os ~. ~
PHILADELPHIA READING RAILWAY.
A. Rs'ains and w Stations M,7a7 p M-aio as By sun
STEAMBOATS,
and ia M--Is
Saturdays and sundays only
ssys g%DsSn7 o % % S = 90 % ''S 'ls Es, min, tssS. save
urday only IL 90 p and 1S0
pariyLeave
7.54
% & % s Sa i' SssssT: Sss
Guy RS or ssIs. no. ~ % Sin, a., ,,
SssnHi9g hour 7io TsS .ts
%IaU.. .a sSas1. 10
before the hour and minutes before the haf hour
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HOROSCOPE
NOVEMBER 20.

Jupiter, the governing planet OF
this birthdate, considered astrological
ly. represents the temperate. moist
element IN. nature and It's impulse is
to generate and change. IL also repre-
sents, as IL did 10 the ancients change
in all things visible and points TO
system and the love of system.
AS under the birthdates governed
by the planet Mars, man is his own
worst enemy, so in Jupiter, man is
his own best friend. If he is awake 20
his wonderful opportunities. This
birthdate gives great charm and at
traction and a person of this birth
date is most fortunate
Jupiter favors changes Watch the
Want Ads for new opportunities DO
not hesitate to advertise sales,
rentals. or exchanges.
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rrW on 0Tr SPECIALS.

FEW Nt lux oEkilAlS.
Twenty.second and Van Buren, sts.. upro.
date, stone, square built Q rooms and bath.
SOC and sos West Nineteenth st., w.t. Of
Boulevard. New. up-to-oate, square built,
10 rooms anS bath, hot water heat.
22o4 Washington ST. Q rooms, bath,
modern; owner called out OF city.
ZIG West Eighteenth st., just OF Wash
ingtou ST., rooms and hath; up-to.date.
500 West Twenty NTH street. rooms and
bath, modern; owner left city.
23ic Monroe ST., rooms and bath.
206 West Twenty fourth ST.. rooms and
bath nearly new; up-to-date; easy
terms
24s2 W Nineteenth St, new, square built.
z rooms and bath. Bargain for quick sale.
SOB Madison ST., store, rooms; through
TO Morrow street. Price, $500.
23i North Jackson St.. rooms and bath.
Rent, SIC. Price. $1,000.
14n4 w Fourth ST. rooms and bath.
eo7 and or Reed St.. 5 rooms. Rent,
$50. Price. $4,000.
26 and 315 East Twenty-iourth St., 7
rooms and bath. modern; easy terms
527 s. Harrison St.. rooms and bath.
sS7 Pine 81. Rent SIS. Price. $3.50.
9i5 Kirkwood St. rooms and bath.
Price, S1,s5o.
rooms and bath. win exchange for small
Heavy hauling business, 1e horses.
wagons and equipment Death cause OF sale:
east side; good business stand. Good cause
Of sale.
Gordon Heights. near Hillcrest. 3 rooms.
Lot 45x15O Price. $1,000.
Ashley on trolleys. up-to-date. rooms.
Greenbank near trolley. IL acres, 8
rooms and outbuildings Fruit
30 and 167-acre farms Newark.
20 and 1O2-acre farms at Mt Cuba
TO- % and 107-acre farms az Newark.
s. 26 and 185-acre farms, BrandyWine
hundred. on and near Concord pike.
12 100 and 287-acre farms Christians
Many good business locations in stores.
Many other modern houses. some new, on
easy terms and investment properties.
Several other productive farms and conn
try residences, near city, ell sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and
suburban, az sacrifice prices.
O. C. G00DEN.
Renting a specially.
no. . WEST NINTH STREET.
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance.
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0. G. G00DEN,

10. . WEST NINTH STREET.
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance.
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Rental List
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS.
e27 Van Burcn ST.. u r q 4. .s32.5O
5I2 Walnut St.. rooms $500
800 Buttonwood St. rooms and
store ......-. ,..... ........ .sa2 90
APARTMENTS.
e07 West ST. I'd ioor X, b g. p. $1,000
907 West St.. "a floor, r. B & p. $4,000
Alhamhra No. ], Il. p & p. S35 90
1902 Van Buren s., ? 4 b. (f1r-
nished) ... ... s25 90
902 Market ST., (see agentsl.
pu4 Market ST. tsee sgcnts).
STORES.
9o4 Market St. tsse agentr).
b06 Shipley St.. ...........ai5oc oc
ie-p i.uA-as.ui Ave. $1,000
OFFICES.
sos Shipley St. . SIe On
3 East Ninth St.. I'd noor.
n. r. Cor. Ninth and Market St Cd aoor
9o1 Market ST. I'd hoor.
DELAWARE TRUST CO. .
n. z. COR NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Open Tuesday and Saturday Eveninru
20 8 oclock.
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~ AArAl.- PERSONA. ffit5f.ritT-T M
W All kinds, good secondhand furniture
bought and sold. Safes. once Fixtures Etc.
stoves specially Also n new lot Of Rugs.
lionieum. OIL Cloth az SOC on tho dollar
-cne see Is before parting with your cash,
Tor cusf talks with me.
CHARLES =. HURLOCK.
Aly6f. Seventh ~nu Poplar Streets.
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PETER j. FORD,
FORD BUILDING.
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sPECIALTIEs.


Lot i65 feet by So feet. only 100 feet from
Twenty second and Market streets Good
place for small houses, garage or .usnufsc
turing site.
Lot 100 feet by 100 feet only zoo feet
from Twenty ninth and Market streets.
Maeadam street.
Lot suited for Coal Yard near Ford's fac
tory, Third and Webb streets. r. r. siding
Lot so feet by 50 feet. corner Fourth and
Union streets; the best store apart.
ment site west Of Madison treet
Eightiroom dwelling, corner sto-s, good
basement cellar
13-room store and dwelling on Second
street between French and Walnut streets
only one block from the Pennsy lvania Sta.
ton and near many manufactoriesF Excel.
lent for boarding rooming house. Cost
$4,000. viii sell for $1,000.
Also 11-room dwelling adjoining abovs.
Price, si,soo.
Great bargains and but little cash needed.
Look them over.
PETER j. FORD,
FORD BUILDING 4.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE

6 A, 1881 No. west Seventh St.
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COTTAGE FOR SALE

----~------~----------~-y~~--~
VN Or SALE-17-ROOM COTTAGE AT
Il Rehoboth. furnished; ample grounds .
good shade trees; fine location. Price and
terms reasonable. Address the Rev. Thos.
T.. Terry, Fcderslsburg Nd.
nov1 4-eod-6o days.
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BuTLpERs. CONTRACTORS.

ID EFORE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID or making repairs. consult US. David
DanEei a Sons. Nos. 5O6-5O6 North Van
243q. oct21-ecd-3m.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

L OR PENTHOUSE AT no. 1903
n Orange street. rooms and bath; al
latest improvements. Apply No 3 East
Thirteenth st. nov6-tf
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IO1D NATIONAL. 40" -FOUR PAS
III = scngcr car. This car has up.to-
dste equipment long stroke motor and Is
IN good mechanical condition Good ap-
peprance and tires are practically new. To
quick buyer price. $1,000. Address
owner. SOL, Esening Journal Ofice.
noV9t.0t
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CHIROPODIST

--,--,~~>,. --.,s->~--
L. LORA JOHNSON ST1tADLEY, no. 6Ol
IT Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
hanna. Treats Corns Bunions. Ingrown
Nails, Etc Evenings by appointment d.
a. 2el7. n26-u.
u LIzABETH rANRAHAE. GRADUATE
II Fowler & Hanna Ltd. Chiropody and
manicnring, hairdressing and mnssaging. No.
900 Adams ST. ID. s. A. 29Oe Evening
by appointment. may15-iyr.
A NNIE NJ. ScHAFFER. CHIROPODIST. .
~ Germs, hunions, ingrown nails treated
loot massage. Consult me for an foot trou.
bles. d & A. Phone, 1895. No. 211 West
Icnth street. ian24-1yr.
Evening journal., 1913-11-26

ID BERGER PAYS MORE THAN OI.HER
IA. dealers for your once furniture and
h"nsehold goods. You're losing mouey h
you dont sell 10 him. A postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Ber-
gen Third and shipley streets. D A.
~. one. 5if3A. nI5-tf.
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WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN
W BUILDING LOTS.

We have FOR sale 400 building lots from
1880 feet, TO whole city block; any size
or depth, In almost any section OF the city.
Will sell these lots on easy monthly pay
ments. Price from 500 up
Evening journal., 1913-11-26

A<t or PufLADELPHIAfs LARGEST
- second-land Furniture dealers will pay
lop - per cent Of whnf you pa.d for your
bopsehold goods and will take them al an
hours. Spot cash paid and no questions
asked iiain vans. Methods and an com
niinleations strictly confidential Address
w H. ~ Evening Journal once. noyi.ff
Evening journal., 1913-11-26
NOTICES

NJ ADAM LEO ROMANY GYPSY
NJ Palmist. Will be az Shelipot Park an
winter Can ho seen at ary time. Tells
your past present and future just as you
have gone and vii ~ through lie fof s5c.
hAeNpoi Park Wilmington. Delaware.
oct271m.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

I NJ OIICE-I, ANTON HAuBER THE
I ~ tenant and occupant Of the house siin-
atcd AZ 40. $40 Market street, m tho
Fourth Ward in the city Of Wilmington,
county or New Castle and state of peia-
! ware IN compliance with tho requirements
I Of the acts OF tie General Assembly. in
such case made and provided. do hereby give
notice that 1 shall apply Ia writing 20
the Court of General Sessions o. tho State
/ Of Delaware, In and for New Castle county.
I on Monday tho fifth day Of January. A.
D. 1914 being the next term Of said SQUIRT,
I for \ license for said house AZ an inn or
tavern, for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
! liquors in less quantities. than ono quart. TO
be drunt the premises; and The follow.
ing respectable citizens Of said ward, At
least twelve Of whom are substantial froe-
holders Of snid ward, recommend the said
application, viz;
n. r. Goldberg, T.. D Murphy.
Clarence r.. Holt Lemnel Mari
Abraham Bachrach, Rcuol II Morrow.
T. A. Buckmastcr, Edmund Greenfield,
ID. ID. s.. Ralph Y Davis.
Jacob J. Kopp, Joseph s. Msmmele,
Louis Brown Hugh Duffy
Francis D. McNulty James Kane.
II. @ Buckmaster, n. @. Oakley,
NJ. d.. Chas. NJ. T.. Ernest
W. IL. Harloye Y woodcox
Ranaelo Juliun Joseph T. McCancry.
James Thompson, Edward II. Wright
nova5-St. ANToN HAUBER.
NJ OTICE-L JOHN szwED. THE TEN
~ ant and occupant Of the house stu
ated at No ~ Maryland avenue. in the
Third Ward. in the city OF Wilmington,
county of New Castle and State Of Delaware.
in compliance with the require
uonts Of fhe Acts Of the General
Assembly in such case made end provided,
do hereby give notice that I shall apply iu
writing 20 the Court Of General Sessions OF
tho State O. Delaware in and for New Castle
county. on Monday, the 9th day Of Janu-
airy, a. ID. 1914, being the next term OF
said court for license for said house. as
an inn or tavern. for the sale therein OF
toNicatng liquors in less quantities than one
quart 20 be drunk the premises, and the
following respectable citizens of said ward,
al least twelve Of WHOM are substantial free
holders Of said ward, recommend the said sp.
nlicstion. viz:
Edw A. Higgins, Michael Duszynski.
Thomss Duffy. Daniel y. Quigley,
John Tleith, John Higgins
John n. Schwei1er, Dennis p. Begey,
sWm II. Jones, Jacob Ostro
Michael Haitsch Alfred A. kcmpski
John 7 Dolan. Thomas N Monaghan,
j. Izndor Piascinski, John j. Seeiey.
Teodl Osowski William @. Galgns,
Norris Arsht, David Farrow
James Monaghan. John Krzysiak
jeremiah Calvin Marian Zakroczr rnski.
Geo. J. Bacon. John Krupa,
David +. Haughey, John Kempski.
nov25-3t. JOHN szWED.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

II OK RENT-srCOND STORY FRONT
II room with board. No 9i0 Washington
street. nova I'm
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MAGICIAN


NJ AoltlAN-WlII GO TO ENTERTAIN
Lfl menis or parties 10 called Two hours
Of black magic. Terms low. Prof G. n.
farclay. NO. 100 foplar 81. oct27.Im
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DANCING LESSONS
TYPEWRITERS
HAIR DRESSING


II AIR WORK; COMBINES MADE. MILL
IL call az your home. MRS. r. EVANS.
oct22. 3m. Phone. .ase4A
< HAMPOoING wlrH or WITHOUT
- shampoo board. Alahcunng, electric
scalp treatment facial massage hair dress
ing; also face packs
CARRIE II WRIGHT
j. & A.. SOFA No 2fd w. Tenth 81
octG-lyr
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LOST AND FOUND
ROOFERS

"a r. Williams C0.
w No. s21 Orange 81. Roofing Spout
lns ana lieatmg Metal and compnsiiion
roohng. Hot Air Heating ANA ventlatinr
henHiring promptly dime Phone iec Tyr
Evening journal., 1913-11-26

Unredeemeu 0vercoais
Now on Sale. Come Early and
Get First Choice. Ten DAYS only
E. LEVY.
Seventh and Market Streets
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Il uRNfSHED ROOMS ALSO TABLE
II board. No. 532 West Fourth street.
novice limo.
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J ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

hEtA< ElcIAlE fOh SALE
- UcCESSFUL BUSINESS AT NEW6N (
- Delaware Well located on Main stre,H
dong good business; $1,000 cash; rooI
reasons TOR selling. Can demonstrate Il te
DC easily worth more. Address S-34 Evenins
journal Once. octi1-tf
II OR sALE-sEVEN ROOM 9oI-sF
4 Twenty second street. below Olsvmont
rr,ee, sl'os6. Address $40. Evening Jour
"a' o.nee, nov4-tt
Il OR sALE-yNIOE SIX ROOM HoT7Sv
a on Pine street, between Twenty -aeeond
and Iwonty-third. All conveniences; teatsr
iahee 'front.' porch. Price 50 600 A
uless s.tl, Evening aoornai ONCE. nov4-ti
Il OR SALE OR RENT
1919 and 1921 West Eleventh, strs.,.
new rooms bath heater ana norcb ''
y. klrCHIE 1904 Pennsyltauia Ave.
II Or SALE OR RENT-Ar RosELLE
- one frame house. 8 rooms and bath
con osi,. water hest porch on tvo sides, ecmsnt
Size Of lot, 75x1so. Appir Wulism Trsd.
eIiek, hoselle. Phone. SID. oets-tf
d UBLIC SALE or Io-s Will, RE
a sold at public sale az the Conrt House
W'imington on Saturday next November 2e
az clock. Two lots Nos. 81 and "a
az the Cedars. Brandywine Springs These
80 te'' ".e % ttet Nluef 10 rect dCeD and
iront on the main Newport Pike
!. J. PIERCE q SON AGENTS
SllDliAM SON, Aucts nova9-et
4 OR sALE-UP.To-DATE STORE PROP
- erty, suitable for any business: 9 larre
sooms; az letest improvements Must sell
On On acconnt OF other business. Inouire s M
Noh. SECOND AND MONROE. d a Al
-9'A' novl9-1mo-eod.
EARMTNG- NG--INTELLIGENT FARAfrNe
farming with the improved. scientific
Systematic Intensive methods-is. attrartive
interesting and highly profitable The above
nletloos OF farming when combined MIR
such conditions as found in Eastern North
ceroana, tho land nearest the "Gulf streatn1
Win IT'S Mediterranean Climate = ion.
growing seasons and fertiI soils. With ~
mark OF twenty millions Of people within =
Gay reach OF your farm. is the ssIand ~
opportunity Trucking fruits y,ersrs
poultry, dairying and hog raising aifaiis
etc. are fow Of the money making occ,,
pations awaiting you there Send Tor srs.
Illustrated booklet and information abont
what has been done and what can be done In
the way Of farming In the Carolina Coast
country. Also now you may get rour fam
and how to work a.. Address
THE CAROLINA FARMS COMPANY.
BULLITT BUILDING.
novl-m.W.s'lm Philadslphis. Pa.
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- 7--1N--1l-l-T
- OSIhsSfJb BU USINESS At NEWhn 4
- Delaware. We'll located on Main sire. u
dong good business; 5000 cash; rooI
reasons Tor selling Can demonstrass L te
pe essiiy worth more. Address S-34 Evenins
yoel,'ai oioco' octf1-H
Evening journal., 1913-11-26

Il OR SALE-UP.To.DATE smear -pPop
= erty, suitable for any business: 1e large
rooms al letest improvements. Must ssiI
On On account Of other business. INQUIRE s n
~. SECOND AND MONROE. d. a A.
p'V"e -t9SA' nov191m cod.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-07

One ofthe largest picnic crowds
on record attended the annual
outing at Harkins' Mill Thursday
and all report a good tine and an
excellent ainner. These picnlcs
have been given annuallyby mem
bers OF the Hsrkins family for 50
years Nth the exception Of tss
year is9S. which il known TO the
people Of our county "a the yell
low fever year and are always at
tended by 4 large crowd of cur
citizens and visitors from the sur
rounding towns and counties, but
the one for the year 1913 seems
from ali reports to have been the
banner year especially vith refer
ence to eatable-. (which OF course
was an attractive feature 10 TIE
EAGLE reporter as well a. Tade
Rushing and Others too numerous
to nentior.)
One notable feature was the ab
sence OF the Thacker band which
has provided music for tire dane
ers for years on these occasians,
but tho hospiiable host, MIR. Il. +
Harkins had another band pres-
ant which together with the ex-
cellent dancing platform povid-
ed pleasure for the young people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-07
The First National Bank Of Oxford.
Depository fer State Of Mississippi.
Depository for County Of lafayette

The United States Bank Ex-
aminer, Mr.. William I. Mavfield
spent part OF Thursday and Fri-
day OF last week in checking up
the affairs ofthe Bank. He found
everything correct, the loan ac-
count well distributed and solvent
the books correctly and accurate
ly kept and told the cfiicials that
the business of the bank was in
better shape than il had ever
been. This thorough investiga-
ton by the Treasury Department
OF the United States government:
. made twice = year, besides the
bank Is required to make full and
detailed reports five times n year
to the comptroller of-the currency
We solicit your deposits and
especially your time deposits
on which we pay per cent inter
est. Get you 4 savings bank and
begin now 10 save.
j. W. T. FALgSER, President.
A. b. MORRIS, Vice President.
q. b. BOONE, Cashier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-07

We offer the following premi-
uns for the first three bsles of
cotton raised by our customers.
$500 for the first bale.
Sl5.O0 for the second bale.
One barrel Of Dainty Flour for
the third bale.
Get Busy"
The barrel ot Dainty Flour il
donated by Mr.. T. V. Yates.
This -four needs noneof our rec 1m
menda'ion, as every body who
uses It knows that il is the best
brand OF uniform grade on the
MARKET II in need OF fl0ur call
for that brand.
With our best wishes for a pros
porous season. Respt..
BRESNER & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-07

redlssrai xsiOeh-Esr- ehards. or old IL
'hP was a deep val
Ter. Il was used for religious rites at
oue time. A great brass image erect
ed there. the body Of which was hol-
low. constituted n rre for the fires
built underneath. The image had out
stretched arms. which became heated
and upon these arms children were
sometimes offered In sacrifice to the
false deIties. wholly contrary to every
thing authorized by the Almighty.
Later on. this valley af HInrom was
polluted 50 that IT mighr never agnin
be used as a place Of worship. No
doubt It was used as place for the
destruction OF the DIAL OF the city Of
Jerusalsm-dead cats and rats and
dogs. etc, were thrown there and Ere
and birthstone burned therein for the
destruction Of the foul gases. The bod
les " the vflest criminals might after
death also be thrown into this valley
IA refuse.
In the New Testament. written in
Greek. this valley OF the son OF Hin
nom l. styled GeAtsnczi. or. LATER.
Gsk-ssa- Our Lord several tines Used
this valley In Illustrating the Seco2d
DesE=h-tha hopelessn-ss Of all those
who would wisfully. inreIligenty and
realistically refuse the grace Of God-
Eventually al who viii cone to love
righteousness and hate lnIquify shall
be enabled to attain eternal LIE. and
all who win love i1iquity and hate
r.~hteousness shall have the punish
rnes;z os the Second Death. symbol
rally represented IN Gshe-zs--ever-
sing destruction from the presence
at the Lori.