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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05
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geFNeceIte Nnaebptc pbrr goFanfhlage, an
ben yHonro Of elmaros" aoreifirt NIB nit Der
guiihriii D. Bios lor hrnlibne @uie @aIpes for
GieiribuiioH lRninS, Contract 90. %, fit bic
Vcicrung poH Eforien&eniileH iino 9ubebor
mcrocn in Qiircnu bcs Siaot9lcaiurniore
Glibb0uE Baltimore. W,o.. b,a of tll) llhr
&craili.0ca rni Mhttivrdl, H. oeorner 1914
entgclcu ecuomrieH al ioc.hel Gu uro 3cif
ie 5neulieb ctbrpdcH nno ncrlelcH pcroen.
alen sngeboieu mrb eln 9es'eNeieier Sgsdd
oe2 Nlcera eui ciHf 0lclriun Nnnie GcNi
fir iiebcibuuDeyl 2plars lS7o0.0ol aui Srore
Dec 4idNors uH0 ztaoiraibS BON Baltimore &C.
5ogen bciacihei iclH.
Der crogreihc @icir mus iuireocntcls
,cHtc EhrH DAFT fiir bic Gcitclc SrlhunHA .cc
Gonirals Int Gleihcl eetrdge 5u ocV poDe oea
GoHirulic igHcu.
Gpeiiiiatonea 9lnaeboia 5oruuarc Cis
iiuo am nuo Ha@ oeln 2G. SaHnar 1914 i'm
Nhreau oes 01ien.SHgcHelnS Jlaibbnna. tliti
more. No erbaltlld Slle SfbAbr ooE 5000
ben Iicier 9eiraa i3iro bel oeren audsaue
Gm oocr Dor Dem IL. 6e1gia. 1914 IN auiem
Auiianoc 3urudcrliaitst. SOc3ililaiioHen bel Der
(crchHunp cluea elHlcbois bfnnpI perneH ais
5nrnderfutiei beradliei
sic femHHihien Seattle iiHa iule icai'
52l5Dutu,
6O3Duia
4Siouia,
~ 305nuia
"a soail.
Nic 6onirait HcDorSc bch1i i6 oas 9leht
pnr rotuo Gin aacr nue glnpCbofc ah5uwcleli
GSra .. Qshimnu,
gsaiier Sngcniclr
pci,diiQi nni 2t Sanuor ;si4
Sphn prbrrt,
temp Efaiibenl Der GouirQii @ebbroe.
tS1G2S, ,Scor2.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05
ltnoercdtiofeit OeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gincn 6cmertensperthcn 9etrog 3i Dem Hapitel
nlluaeredtgtciten Der GiinpanoermgsgeeBe" lefcrt
cu 1ai Der dJ fiir5d in g1orS 0afota sugcrage bat
ln0 Der BON 9unocsgeritt Ill Deoils Sac cnitieocn
iuroc Die Sarao Gouricr9ems beridtet oariibcr luc
olat Snl Serbitc Opri9cn SSabres bcgab iid ser ct
oreBa ,Sdbrcu bier cngeieeue lSarmcr Songtin iber
oic aua0iidc 0renjc nnd Siupeg un0 lcrntc oaicblt
III Dem Goric @retno iini Neitrcdcr fennen- Ga er
fic S{nedtc n0tbg Gaitc, nabm er lie gIed ais 6orm
nr6ctcr i6cr bic @reH5e init Sie hnlier inn etro bier
SQoden 6ei scr Grnotc oanu uurSW e mcgcn llcber
irctinq oes Goitrnforbctcr dusiflcBenoci Giitluar
ccruhesgeebec omlnt Dem 6armcr inter 9lnfloge &C
telt Nan pcrrtc ie in @cidnsniiie 81 grono 6orts
ch bis bic Glogc scgen 9ongtin in DECEMBER sr Yer-
hnn0hnia fam &idter smioou crlpo1 oei Cbnt6citnno
int0 oe lniitdnoc peoer Sonqtiu bate oil Den Gin.
pnnoerlugs Pardgrapbcn geoodlt nod eie fiini Scit
irider battGu oo0on gepuBt liuo oerurbcte Songtin
81 ser nonlinellni Strnc pon iiinf Dollars Gic orncn
Nnsldnocr 0clcn fem 9lnralt SIR Scite oi0 plroen
Sr Deportation per6nnnt glber uobii2 91nd ga
lio0a o0cr nad Ccitrcd}2 Ter 9idter croiintc ohnc
onf 0os 0rauacn scr Ginponoeriros Goniiiiiidre 81
cdten oiif Mbdjub nad 1laiitobn, uober tie gcfpm-
men. Sie 1ntten ndntlidl nd)t Die Abdt acbobt, dl
if 6ieiem Sdf0o ic0erjnlalcN slnouenials ndrel lie
intcr Dem @cicse nnh 0eltrcdl 5nrildgcano mor0cn.
~ic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lpollcu min Sonqtin lter
ocni Buhitabcn ocS ccicbcs aiicr wcldcs cine N2in
ociitrafe uon tonien0 Coars fir mportirig eines c
ocn GontrnttarGcuerS ooriebt Songtin botte cs I'M
Vouie Scr ,Sobre Gt ocrb1tuBmiBIgen Sobtano &C.
Drddt 81 Bat III lnteuuhib 0cs eelescs oebaiioelt
Tod llnfcmhiiB ihiibt befanitlic nid crgo miro CT
ira6rdeinlih 81 5000 Dollars 5tralc ucrlribcilt mo
oant rinirt per0en Gas Gcieb IL oiecr SSeiic on.
napenoc iii urNcrclf lnttclaIicrdl nllo Elm ilbcr
leiuocncr 5tniommtt Soll Songtin inter Der @n5.
iid)tafcit io &erbobrt6eit Der @cantcn eioen2 1lt
Dies glncrfo? 4ciu ei oldes @eieb ppr 1880 ord)
Qcbrt por0cu udre uic pielc pon oen tapIcren Stan
ntnapierit Gcitibcn mo GigIdnoern bdttc mon ipobl
anoen ldp ipcltc Dies groBc SanO ans oein Seirupp
ber 9r0rie aus 5elieu Wlorut no llruao NIT eigecr
Strait bcraiis8c1acH acJrabcu in0 allfgcbnt DabenT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05

Ter ShitomObuerir6r in CSrof.9lew-g)crf forOertc
lin Snluor oicieS Sobrec 2S Spicr gc9en II Spicr i'm
>onliar l9l3. Cas- lit cine 3una6ne nm 50 Fro5eit
7so9N 7M1gpl i0o ln!oo sloan@ l9plWlao ma gun
QcQcn cas- idnele 1ahrcn cralicn ucrocn miiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05
gstaniItnradlHnaea.


D, NTUIIIII IJIHl
Ser Giaot Geomeier mlro am 1irutag, neu
10. Eebruar 1914, I'M 3 llbr giehmiiia9s. an
Gri lruo Stelle erideineil mo o0s Nipean oer
GtD0onrb,llncD, bon Der ySbiclodi Strabe bis
Sam Guelpu E.ncc. etpblireir
Noiunro 9. 6nouau,
(ScbJ) Smniaoccmeicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05
Dic OcntIdeneiidJcn V'c5ic6nnacu imO oir6r antc,4

Die OeutidteneldJen Se5ie6nnaen iiMO yiebr gatc4
crldrt Der oentic @iiiiter oes Nlsudrtigcn @otticb
non Sagoiu Dor Suci ,Sobrcn NOD Bate Der Oetid)c
Wliniitcr oca 9sm1rtgcu idgci fonneu oic oaltid
Ias &erbdtnB ocr @olfcr iii cnanocr foni lid 81 Ell
ncm rcd)t bcr5cn aeitatcli, wcnu lur aii aIcn Sci
ten cin auiridtgeS @oacn uor5anoc lit Gic ocitld
iron5oiidlcu $e5icbuugcn f0ilnten olIb bcr5dbe en
ooltc 6rauircidj i'd nrocS Observation-Disclosures entle
taeg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05

NcrIe1clte Mnscbose, OH ben .,Goarn Ell
glwaseeT aoreifiri pcrocH tiS IL ll1r @ornIs
1898 ar Mi'tiDod ben g. 6ebrner 1914 pom
5iactJleGiiiTlfor IN lciUcm eilrCdu AuibbGNe.
cntqeafu acnoHHltu fir Die 2icicruna, uUH Ncu,
@ierbcinttcr rno GtrgI oil bac StreleHgeiul,
aunaes Department. lir cic Ferooc cpn bret
Dionaien BON L. Uldr5 1914 an
elHacboie miliieH IN cInem pcriiegelicn 0ouf
bert ciHaei6loiieH uHo mil pHrppololo tor NuQ
SEED aHo Strap for ibe Department oi Sireef
Cleaning mariiri lelH.
gluen elnaeboien mHB Gin bcglaubigier Ghed
oeS Nieters iir $500 an ben Isapor Hno Siaet'
rdtU bon baltimore auf elmer Clearing 0ou'e
Nafi" 5ablbar. beiaeiBi lein.
gp8iflailoueH i0IlleH in 9lrcau ocs SirGs
GcHrclHguHas Sommiiidra crlanei werncn.
Ile Qonirait 9cboroc bebdi in oas Aeui
rpc iraeuo Elm ODER ale 9lngebote ab3uuellcn.
Nm. ". NnrfiuS,
SiraBourelnipiingSsG sGomWiidr.
Nclidiipi: a. sFebruat 1919
Sobu 0ubcrt,
temp @g1iiocHi Der 0onirailreeh1rnc.
(Sebl 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05

~ q / I'm I G., ~, NOUnur .lNl4,
"a bic Strnbcnourhbrids Goninitll0tc IN
Scr Sinot baltimore IN Aclctlidb porqeiDrlebe'
ner ySciie lbrcu cHoGiiliiacn mo eottiRirIell
Ncriht fiber oie 5n9eprodeHcn 9uilnnoianll
acn unlolicn lIlo gecyiucrtobuuaen iitr olc
lirnoemuiruug nno @rbiiiuua bee cupun'c
JanS Harfman (cln i20 Smb brcicr 4onle
Darc) ron ocr streu3uHA, BIC bon Der lomcl'
lidilcn Cells ocr yibTtn pNbis Npenuc Qrilpf
ClO Nibcrlu Holo) uto Der llowcltihlleu
geite Der NeiisrsioWs Lrrupiic glono Qeti!nd
miro biz iilr Nu6cnlHiC oes Hrcule. nu5 all
BEN WidDor uHb Slnolguib poN Ndllimore pol
SpbH y. ROBERTS mo Nnoercn ourn ncH pom
81 Ciiober 1907 buiirlen Iiie uoerItageN
ipurbe. Der unler ben saHorcIoroeH Der siaoi
Baltimore IN eibcr w. s. no 237S. Solo 35l
etc cinacirnocn In, ncbn Der 6arani bc6ia
nhcn enbeilii0c urb corrigirlcn crldrciioen
Aarie. oenidb Den %orhrilleH ocS Baltimore
StdotsGhariers rno Der an %. ylpri 1871
nnterscinncicg Scroronne Nr 67s ocs
DiaporS uno gioordib5 bon Baltimore bel mir
etugcreih babcn.
miro bicrnii hci1nnt QcQcbcil, odb boid0ier
Nerib; iino Nnrte dni oicle 2Scile III olelem
NArcuu biRterleat porocn ilno uno car Der
llauor nno Stnoraih oon baltimore ooer ts
acno pelbe @erion oocr Roroncu oocr eorpo
rdiion ooer Gorporaiioncn. olc MT ocr Sct
ibeiluna Der oorbanduil!cu 9HtlndolAnnGcil
c0cr WcrlbetD1bnuaeii uuiuircoeu ltno, lnAet
balb orcibi9 500 Ia9cn rom y. Snge I'M
Ncnrdr 1914 an nle Dem crcn Sdac ocr ool
mir nueQcQnngenen observation-disclosures oclcr Nqs
tis fbriltlich onacAen ar nas Nnlinorc @ldoif
gcrht appcuireu uno oa9 beinAic ScrIbf ela
nioCu M5gcii oieleibcu 81 reploircn.
Midarb ejuinu,
(Son29 .3O, SebG. .f3) Gidoi9icQiitralor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05

Die faatdJs 9IntumObiI 1iceu5 pou So bis $25
e $50 bis 5000 5u erb0bcu mic in ciuer I'M Scnot ei.
aercidteu 9orIaae uorgeidaaeu UiirOe foit geidjbe
rcteuo icin nit Dem ooaieen &erbo oes QcibeS eincS
AutoS 9ueroiugs oatei bic 9litomoblbciiber pobl
eiuos me9r bcitrogen 5lm 9onoiiraben 9leparatur-
3on0, oenn Die neuen moOernen 2anOroBen pelbe ocr
Staat nit grofem foenauiuanoc bolt perOen in
Glaublid iitr5or Bet Den 9lutos riiinrt Gs nO
aber oc ucd)e nit elmer ecidpnoigfeit BON 40 bis 80
Wlcilcn IN Der Shuoc oa6n roieuOer groBcu 9lutomo.
bilc bon 30 biS 80 Eicrocrditcn, pcldc Den SdaOen
onridien Sir ocic 9lltc occbolb ole &iccnjgc6iibr
bort weroen Cine Sicen3alo bon $40, $40 $50, S25,
$50 $50 $40, $I5 mo $50 ir 9llltos BON 10, TO- 20,
90 80 3d. 40 10 uu0 80 Fieroefrdften uiiroc Dem
Staate idon cnc beoeltcno boberc Ginua6me bringen
uuo ene acretcrc icu ais Die gcgewdrtioe sfaIa bon
S. bis $25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05
unr,nn nsr sirnlrl. aurmprnna. 0unlmliiire

Bdlitmorc. %. Soninr 1914
Sic Styabcuournbrude Gonuniiidre in oer
Siaol Baltimore nlncAca bcrmii hclonri, oNe
laehocm if ibrc Idbclle iibcy bic 0riddoiair
cen unioiicn unt 9ScrhcrhohnuAcn he6uqid
Scr 6onoemuithna un6 NrBiiuana Der 6oUiua.
ionsStrake, nor Der Silcno. sirabe bis sur ejii
iinQe.S.rahcs hcbt Den oornn beiieimen uio
cubeiiliiQcn mo covyigiricu crildrcuocu Rlurcii
reoi0iri haben NcnidH ben 8otihrliicn oce
Charters Der Saoi Baltimore liuo Der dir ~,
Hc5crbcr 1913 un.cr6cihrcicu 8croinnnu9 At
9TS oc6 Ar0uore niio Stnoirnih2
ic bicrmi 9ip;ii pcbcn bar bciaaic Iapcuc
iHo Narir AMI oieie 4Sciic noucnoc NIB De-
nlnubiei rorocn "a unA oar Der @iaOor nro
zlaN.rnih hon Nalimorc. oocr iracno ipe!nc
Qcriou oocr Ecricnen. Oorroroiion ooer Gop9s
rniioncli Die NIT Dem 3nipruh Der 0niihop'
plngen oOcr auicrIccten ytcripcrhobuueeL mie
ble genanu mi5ldricecn iino. innerpalo
oreibio 500 1nocn bom %. Snae int Hdruar
1914, Dem Datum Der critcn BON niis ernlle
uen Rcrniicnilc0iuia oiclcr '9,oiii- oaaeneu
burn ichriftlinc Petition on n0e baltimore
yia6tocrlni aprcuirrn m5ccr iubcm SIC oas
@cr;hi nm cine RcuiNou ocriclbcn oii0elcr
0nacur s.. Wrditnnr,
Ssrn &. SauforD,
0arril N. gemirl,
Gommiidrc
0uacur 3. 9iooaers,
(eou2S.80 ScbGi8l Glerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05
anrran bed alraaenaaraI1rnas- 00mmIllTl

WnItimorc % Snilm1r 1914
sic Siratcnonyhbruhe 0ounlnurc ~ oer
siaoi baltimore maobcn hlcrml bclamii, odG'
nadocm Nc lbrc Iubcllc iibCr bic 9ntdnoi0ni.
Qcn llnloiicn iiun Y9cribcypUbnngen be5naltd
ser 0onocmnirunB uno GtDnnnna oer Sprlnn
Gjarben,Nuenue, bon Der Gillette Der Hnnoocr
e.rQbc bis sir gSciiicite Der viqbi Sitabe
(irnbcr Qarbaa gIocrnc) rebli ben oarani De'
5hplncu enoqiiiaen nuo currlpiticn etiloIen-
6cfi Vldncn rcoioiri babcu. qemuh ocu Sor'
idrficn oes Charters Der Siaoi baltimore
nno Scr om %. Suni 1913 nnierdcihnetsn Scri
og6nuno Sir oQ5 oC6 nloOors mo Si0oiroib3.
ic bicrmt Goii3 seben ooh bcieaie lobeue
uno Maric duf oicie 2Scifc pcncHoe uro bc'
clnmbiGi irorocu IT, uno hnB ocr Dsapor nm
sinotraih bon Baltimore oocr ireeno rcld1e
qcsion occr Verioucn. Corporation ooer eotpo
rntionen Die nit benz 3niprnth ecr Gnli@aoir
Quneen ODER auicrcgten Nerperpoplnaen v;s
bier ccuonnt irNiricocn iiro, innetpa
nreibip 500 Inncu bonn 2S. Snae iui Jnnndr
1914 hcpi Hahim ocs criieu ron ms craNe.
ncH 1ctbfaniIihuHa oicicr gloiii. nnpeeen
hnrm fhriiiidc Rctition an rae Baltimore
Stabiacri6l nppenireu m5ecn. inoem lte nas
G5crini mn cine 6cbiilon 0crielbcu dnaepcn
Ouqtne 6. crauHnn,
Sphm Z. Sanforo,
0nYrh ". Memltn, ..a
Gornliitc
6useus q. Mosaers
(Sur2s 80 5ene.ts) elefi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05

Ter llmitcno, ouf is ilr slter auacben miiicu
idcnt bic Gbicogocr 55rcucn nidht oouon abpbatcn lid
ais gSd1lcr rcgiitrircli 5u laen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05

Ghna maht SOrti@ritte; bic neuc @epnblif nil icAf
St250O000O borGcg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05

DC fDclFtn Suffrn9ctItn lUcrocn aeltcrn wObl an
gtr iiaricr Qligrauc acliitcu bobc ON Nlontaa pom
ErGii0cnen gSion abaGvicen mo ON n0hten Gage
rpn ocitotratiidcn &nrteGmlfiS oes aeprdictouten.
loiIcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-05

Eas nnr cln O1ier Sna 9cieru fnr e6emagc Wsiu
9prfcr Gongrcbobacoronete gSillianl @iQct 0cr 8oo
Quc leincr Belt in elmer 1rnoc bic or I'M 9lcprdicu
fntenbnuic bcft III 70 uaiIoicr Seic au9riff mIiroc
5u l9 5obrer (5ciongniBbait uuo sur 3nbliug Don
$1,000 Gelonoc palri6cih neil cr Dor eirenl oocr
luci ,Sn6ren oic @ounation ais Gdjter 9auoioat sc
fault bate no Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2lcius x.
Nittaucr er1iclt ed)S @louatc 0eidngnB6o uo Strai
5ebhua von $1,000 auiottiri Oa cr gcncnam nit iei.
uoit @niocr eiuen wcrtbUolcu 0iamo ins 2nio eiii.
ecidmgget bate 0e ceidnenBbnit idleifte Der
Md1to ib ober hddsfr1alid aus Rdiidt iiir iene ac
ilhu0dig Nlcihn0Aet2unN
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Nnrrau 0eS ataot.Mcalnrntoro.

l2ou2sao.sceo.Gi$8iS G8S'"' =" '''''''S' cIeri
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1TTTU ITUTTII
temp. &rdiioeHi oer GouiroI'9ehorhe.
tScb5 -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-03-26

Little Misses Evalyn Frost and
Martha Buffaloe Of Oxford spent
Saturday and Sunday in our city
the guests u Mrs. +. q. DeShon.
City ltemizer, Water Valley.
The u. c. D. will meet in the
annex of the Baptist church at
3o'clock Friday afternoon. OIL
GERS are TO he elected and dues
collected. 4 full attendance is
urged.
Miss Maggie II. Moore Of Orr
wood plucked ripe lemon from
tree she raised which is five
years old. which weighed two
pounds. was IL inches long and
fifteen in circumference. This
lemon was beautiful in color, and
perfect in taste. Can any one in
Mississippi beat that?
Mr.. W. ID. Porter Of Oxford
and Miss Florence Perkins OF
Batesville were married Sunday
evening at . o'clock at the home
OF the bride. and are now at home
in Oxford, The contracting par
ties have many friends here and
IN Ba,esville who wish them much
happiness.
IL is now time to consider the
care Of the Oxford cemetery for
the present year. All who feel
an interes. in this matter and all
who have loved ones resting there
are urgently requested to give
this matter their attention. The
city donation has been very much
reduced and the deficit will have
TO be made up individually. Be-
fore any steps can he taken to
arrange for this work the funds
will have to be contributed. We
feel sure there will be q prompt
response. Write to the Bank OF
Oxford or Mr.. G.. K. Bowles.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-03-26

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NE FORTY YEAR IEs !

An article must have exceptional
merit ~ servive Tor a p-riod VI forty
years Chamberlain C,Iugh isems-
dy was first offered to the pubiic in
is72- From a small beginning II has
grown IN favor ana popularity until
i has attained world wide reputation.
You viii ani nothing better for ,
cough or cold Try il and yo1 Will
understand why II i a favo-ite after
perind Of more than forty years Il
ut only gives reiief-it enre<- For
sale By all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-03-26
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Beware OF constipation Use DR..
Kings New Life Pills and keep well.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith. Of West Frsnk-
lin, Me-, call them sour family 1Axa-
tive Nothing better for adults or
sged- Get them to-day &c. All
Druggist or by mail
Ii. s. Back len 4 Co. Phia.1r9< Louis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-03-26
St. Louis and Memphis.
OPTICAL EYE SPECIALIST.

Now il the time to secure the
besn OF glasses at the lowest pri-
ces. Have your eyes examined
by DR.. g. T. Lopez. optometrist,
who knows what the trouble is
and how to releave it. Has had
over ten years of continuous
practice. Special engagements
by telephone. This week at
commercial Hcfel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-03-26

Mrs. Lee Jackson returned to
Memphis Monday.
Miss Scott White has returnee
from her school at Tutwiler.
Judge W. A. Roane Of Atlanta.
Ca. spent Monday in Oxford.
Mr.. Chandler Morley spent
several days in Oxford last week.
Elder ". L. Smith will preach
at Yellow Leaf Sunday, IL a. N.
Mr.. W. Hampton has returned
from Bay Springs and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Avent spent
several days in Memphis this
week
Mr.. Marvin Hawkins has
bought the ROsne residence on
North street.
Mr.. Scott Norris Of RuleviIIe
was a visitor 10 Oxford Sunday
and Monday.
Mr.. Claude Patterson has been
sVsously i'll with.measles. but Is
reported better.
We are glad TO report Miss
Compton better after a severe
spell of sickness
Miss Fannie Gillespie OF Duck
Hill visited relstives and friends
in Oxford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. 5. Morgan Of
Abbevill- spent last week with
their sons in Oxford
Miss Fay Mcmahon has re-
turned from n visit to Glendora,
California and Rochester, Ind.
We regret tc learn of the death
of Mrs. J. II. WEIGH. which &C.
cured at her home last Thursday i.
Hon. C. l.. Sively and Mrs.
Siyely of Chicago spent several
days this week with Oxford rela-
tiyes.
Miss May Hughes spent Satur-
and Sunday of last week in Water
Valley the guest of Mrs. j. X.
Tarver.
Mr.. George Hampton has re-
turned from Washington where
he has been employed since jan
uary 1st.
Miss Sue Grsy has returned TO
her home in Greenwood after
several weeks visit with friends
in Oxford.
Mrs. Tom Harkins was called
to Memphis Monday on account
OF the serious illness Of her sister,
Mrs. Jones'
FOR SALE Old fashioned
yellow yam sweet potatOe seed
at sf.00 per bushel.
Mrs. BEN PRICE
The many friends Of Mrs Sue
Jones will regret to learn that she
is suffering from a severe stroke
of paralysis in Memphis.
Mrs. F. VI. Showers, Mrs. Jim
Porter and Erie Porter attended
the Porter Perkins wedding in
Bstesville Sunday afternoon.
The 'Red and Blue" club OF
the University gave q most en-
ioyable dance at the Opera House
Friday night. Many visitors
were in attendance.
Mr.. John Sparks an Id citizen
of the Paris vicinity died sud-
denly Tuesday morning after a
few hours illness. Two daugh-
tiers and son survive him. a
Mrs. w. E. Rowsey and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, of Oxford was
down and spent Saturday and
Sunday in our city the guests OF
NJ. A. Spikes.-Water Valley
Itenizer.
Last Friday evening Prof. c.
C. Hughes gave his Sunday
School delightful entertainment
in the new offices Of the U. F. A
There were about eighteen
members of the class present and
two visitors, Rev. Z. s. Lewis
and Roland Leavell. After en-
loving many forms of amusement
the boys found delightful spread
awaiting in an adjoining room.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-03-26
Sprins Blood and System CIeane

During the winter mouths Impurities
accumulate, your blood becomes i'm
pure and thick. your kidneys, livsr and
bowels fail to work, causing so-called
s.Spring Fever You feel tired, weak
and lazy Electric Ritters-the spring
touic and system cleaner Is what you
need: they stimulate the kidneys, liver
and bowels to healthy action, expel
blood Impurities and restore vour
health, strength and ambition Elec-
trio Birters makes you feel like new.
Start a four weeks treatment-it will
put you in fine shape for your spring
work. Guaranteed An Druggist
SOC and s1-oo-
H T. Buckien & Co., Philsdelphia or
St Louis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-03-26

CHAMBERLAIS'S TABLETS FOR
CONSTIPATION.
Foi constipation. Chmberlain's Tab
lets are excellent Easy to take, mild
and gentle in effect Gives them a
trial For sale ~ all dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-03-26
uSELlV-vER-Lkx
For Lazy Liver and
the Troubles Of
Constipation.

Feel right all the time Don't k CT
s-o-l work for days by taking caiemdi
..hen pleasant Liz vsr-Lax keeps yca
ca yusir feet. while relieving ysur trouh-
:. safer too. and easy to take Don
axe anything else. You can't aIo,d
il. Eliminates poisons, cieanses sys-
ten md relieves constipation A ne
rral remedy, natural in It's actions, sure
n is effect ard certain IN results. II
N-oa't be long before Lip- Tsr-La< vii
completely displace ealomel N every
home. Children can take it freely ard
With perfect safety. Every bottle guar
-rtecd. SC and 81 IN bottles. Meme
,-snuire without the likeness and 5; II
re o. L K GriGxhY. To< sale -
ID ID ruuro~~ q r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-03-26
THE MorHER,s FAVoRITE

A cough medicine for childrt n
should be harmless Il should be
pleasant to take II should bs effectu-
al. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
all of this and is the mothers favorite
everywhere. For sale by all dealers
The Yale expositor., 1914-10-08

WYE do not look to Paris to produce
w the best examples of tailored
gowns. AS in the making of shoes
all the world comedies the American
product to be the best, so in the pro-
duction of the tailored costume Ameri-
cans have set the standard for Europe,
or for those Europeans who can grasp
our conception OF clothes made for
utility and hard service but not devoid
of beauty.
design by Paquin is pictured here
developed in smooth-faced cloth. Par
allel rows of machine stitching. show
ing a perfection of workmanship in
the most approved tailor-made style,
appear wherever there is a logical
position for them. Around the bot
tom of the tunic, down the front
edges of the coat and about the bot
tom, at the edges of the belt and
where the sleeves are set into the
body, these rows of exquisitely regu-
lar sewing challenge the eye TO find a
fault. Small points, made of folds Of
the CLOTH as exactly uniform as the
machine stitching, are set in under
The Yale expositor., 1914-10-08

he belt. These decorations are tests
of good tailoring.
Turned-back cuffs and flaring turn
over collar which is extended into a
facing of the coat are made Of fig
ured corduroy velvet, and buttons on
the coat and skirt are covered with
this material. These Celebrations
hardly belong to the strictly tailor
made according to our ideas of its
highest type. They suggest the visit
ing gown and make this an excellent
model to follow where one desires d
gown which will do service for both
kinds of wear.
The skirt is longer than is the rule
in street dresses. The tunic is set on
to fitted yoke and shows scant full
ness. The front of the coat is very
like that of the last Poiret blouse and
will be seen in the finest of blouses
for the coming season. 1t is no re-
Election upon the ability of the wonder
full Paquin that she appropriates an
idea occasionally-and makes the
most of it.
The Yale expositor., 1914-10-08
SlnaIna In the Country.

Far down in the country where
grand opera methods have not been
applied to church singing a blessed
old minister arose and announced the
number Of the hymn he desired the
congregation to sing. He followed
the old custom of Lining out" the
hymn; that is, he would read line
in a loud voice and then the cong re.
cation would sing it, The first was as
follows: I'VE praise thee, o God, for
thy power ten thousand strong" The
congregation tried the line and was on
such high key that when ten thous
and" was reached everybody was up
in a screech. I'm afraid that's too
high" said the benevolent old man,
too high on the ten thousand
strong" His difficulty was solved by
an old fellow who stood up far back in
the church and exclaimed in a nasal
voice: "All right, then; bring it down
to 1000. '-Philadelphia Public Ledger.