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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29
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rarksun-Lfeuf Cav T1~o. q. HfIso.
Trustees Matthews and Thames II the
p-ntt=nfiary board and r D. Roberts.
of Csrthar-. a fermer driver at tAs
Psrchman farm. appeared before the
r~nftenttary fnvsstiKaflag committee of
the hoas. and senate
Lisur--Go~ BfIhr testified tha1 whfla
he wss acting governor In the summer
Of IsI. he heard reports that 81 Wits
eunvtcts had been severely whipped
st the Parchman arm He said that
previnus 10 that time the farm super
inteudent. Dr. j. c. Gatninrz. had been
Instructed hy the legislature 20 move
the white eouvicts from Friedman
back to Rankin. from where they had
been t1ker 70 help IN <athertnx ths
cotton erup. bat that he had not com
pied He told cf going TO Parrhnsn
and personally experimenting the -
roxaF Of the eonvtc-s IN two special
trains to RanSin. He vas told ar the
farm that the - men had been
whipped BY Sergeant Dent because
some eonvict had stolen a coupte Of
tvncent postage stamps. that Il was
claimed petty tnfsving had been TO
ing o1 among them. and the sergeant
wanted tn break ff NJ. The lieutenant
governor stated that. according to the
reports he received. the men were
made to lie down on their st1machs
and the lashes were aDplied after tia
barring Of the lower limos. He dst
not know who or,tered the wholesale
whipping. but said Mr. Dent did the
whipping.
Roberts stated that when s- was q.
Camp No :. at Parrhman. as second
driver he had whipped euuvtcts xher
they refused 70 work or hsd been
fighting He thought ten Iashes vas
the limit he had given any convict
saying his heart vas always touchsr
by their ptrifsI appeals while gndsF
the Lash.
7 Roberts charged that upo- one cccal
sion he heard that n negro -trusty-
had shor To death n negr0 whom ~
was whipping. that be did not see m
shooting but dfd see the BODY tn tbs
mud near the vsman's camp the mex
morning aad shat Il remained ther'
unrl nearly noou- He said Dr. Gath
irxs was sent t1r but sent vort n
vas compelled % attend cnurr NJ ru
p<lnI He asser-ed that the body .
ths convict was wrapp<d in n shes
and buried N a hols near n tree on n
oaEuuk AnsSeriag further qIIssrirr
rn~ wf<n~~s sntd that ne n.d hear
u P. Tnumas19 and Lee Mxg~s
drivers taIk1nx -nouf the way va<1n
had xrne 70 me t-urt Of the plantation
errnmissary and have Hoader win ar
rieiss. he lid not know what He aTss
charged that the ehfc-ens. ducks ans
turkeys Of the ssrxeanrs were fed a
the expense Of the state that In mans
cf the homes Of serxeants a number
cf convict servants were compelled e
[ walr IN the ssrgparEs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Iaeksoa--REv- J. L Green. manager
Gf tas Chiidrsnls Heme Society. has
hsaed his annual report. showing
<Sns Interesting statistics. During
the 7asr year - Children were handled
By the agents and eef1eers. cf which
number "a we're placed permanently
IN coed homes. while Is VINO had been
placed we're recalled for various rsa-
sons. The sotal income frum al
sources was sT.8aa. which was found
rather meager.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

~A~88 " A4tE rE8E8-
Lozisxtlle- E-a1d Jury returned
thtr<y indictments and examined 80
witnesses dr-fn< the sv1 weeks se--
sfzsm q enz gfrrnsr enurr In rasfr r~-
n.x< esnr~r1z.g hss<xe~~ uf rhs p-ur~
d rn~ eu~n<y ra~x haze rnss 90 say
We ind thar sam= af them A.
nss dufug their darv. tn the sens. Of
using their best sfr1r-x 70 suppress
crime We find N their dcckesx MANY
fines 1f 81 and some even as low as
- cents Z Is the 0piniun Of tie xrznd
Jury Eaas the Justice ae the peace svs-
tam as az present cunsritured 10 a sasl-
1re- because the justices impose psn-
allies 80 small and as result there
az > Asid 50 mmeh n eumteupr by rns
criminal slsment u the enunry-
The grand urx would have been
glad amt h-iieEs II would have been
a sr~ar sagtnx % the county for them
- have rsferred the greater part sf
ths missfsmeansrs N which they have
r-ru-1ed Indictments back To the hxs-
t1rss q The peace. but en- account Of
rAss isxiry n the proper enforcement
cf ne law by these Officers they could
1ct lffursf to do So
D B. Dempsey. charged with intent
70 uur,fsr J. $ Carr, was found guilty
and sentenced to four years IN the
psairenriary-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29
WILSON FATHERS
FIVE TRUST BILLS
TRADE COMMISSION ALL INTRO
oUcEcAoTrERs ANNOUNCED

Washingtaa--Four 0f the proposed
bills to supplement- the Sherman anti
trust act. suggested BY President VIII
sou In his recent message 70 Congress.
were made public. one Of them. tlrs
measure to create an interstate trade
commission. having been introduced
In the House of representatives by
Representative Clayton. chairman Of
the Judiciary committee
Three ether measures prepared by
the House Judiciary subcommittee TOR
submission and consideration by the
tnII cummifree. were given tn the pub
He In accordance with the presidents s
prugramme Of publicity
The three bills 10 he infruduced
embrace the following subjects
Prohibition Of fnterioekinx dir>c'
railroads. banking or trust companies
IN he effective IN two years xfter 40
prevail
Derni<snn ar the terms sf the sh-s
man 1rtktrust act. 10 specifically Ir
1fu<fs utxhiu the meaning af -eonsptl
MY IN RESTRAIN of trzsfe'% every con
tract continuation IN the forsu of
trust or otherwise. within the mean
ing Of the word -mnnnpolize~ certain
definite offenses. ali Of which wsuEsl
be prohibited and fixing <aiEt upon
individuals.
A trade relations measure. fasfs-uesf
To pruhfbit -eut thruat- cump~tifsan
through prize determinations. dis
counts. rebates. territorial restrictions.
ete-- and giving ~ individuals injured
by rsasoa OF anything forbidden IN
the sherman at the right 20 bring
suits n equity against corporations
against shigh DEGREES have been ah-
tanned by the government
Chairman Clayton announced tnaf
a measure. which would provide Tor
government regulation a r-tiiruad -.
carities. lad nut been ararted and
would be taken ap by the -uslss and
Senate interstats cnmmeru- Commit
sses.
The Sherman ae. definitions bfu
VIII inciade within the Meaning uf
the terms every contract. esu1bina-
tiou IN restraint sf trade or com
nsree.- eomhinafisus IN tne form ae
a trust Gr otherwise. and the word
'uonopolize" a. used IN the act. 1nv
trade combination or agreement whsch
purposes
To create or carry our restrictions
N trade ar % acquire a monopoly IN
any Interstate trade. business or cum-
Uerce-
To Limit or reduce the production
or Increase the prize sf merchandise
ar az any commodity
To prevent competition IN manu-
fzrtarfng. marketing. tehnsparting.
selling or purchasing az merchandise.
produce. or any enmmodify-
To make or enter into any A.
rangsmsnf or arrive At any Under
standing by which they dfrertIy or N
directly undertakes to prevent frse and
UNRESTRICTED competition among them
selves or among purchasers or Gun
suua-rs IN the sale. purchasing. or the
transportation Of any commodity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

sssaie ~ Asrremene s<r~een vii
Hsnns ard vsr1zrar.

Waxhingfnn--When President WI
son sent 20 tie senate the nomination
cf Wilson Shedrie Hi. ce Greenwood.
for confirmation as United St1fss At
rorney for the Northern District Il
Mississippi he not 1nlx greatly y-afk
ded Senator Johl Sharp Williams bHr
gave evidence Of rhe understanding be.
tween Senator's Williams an6 varyfa-
man. whereby the former Is to nans
the two United Safes district srrar-
neys AMI the latter the tive uarsnals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Iackson-No new line cf suspicion
has been brought into Light IN the
ease az the two negro women uur-
ds-sd BY unknown parties or party
last week n crime that has startled
The ciry for a day N2yur Taylnr.
Chtsf Humphreys and Assistant chisf
Simmons held 4 private conferences in
the office Of the ehisf Of police. and
zcsn emerging the announcement vas
nzzds that there was nothing new. but
rnar the suspect now hsld Is believed
20 De the gszflry mAn- Evistence of n
7csIrfvs ehar7ctsr. n Is fntimared. has
been anearrAsd that VIII firm n Link
aru11d the 1egru now IN custody that
VIII place r-sporsshilirr for rhe crime
apan his shoulders beyond a Doubt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29
MANY WITHDRAW FROM soNo
hardin Adzrs 7esr-.ster ard Ts<-r
20 Aesr1eer.

Ahertsen--Upon the taiIfrs uf T c.
Fuller u Lexingron- Ky.. % arrive zr
P-atrie. Mss and pay off the depcs
TORS af the First SsIEe Bank AZ thar
town- which Is IN she hands Of n re-
esfxsr. n number ef the people who
went on Hardin Ad1ms' bond fur y.u.-
600 notified the sheriff to TAXA saesr
names on the oond. whicn he did. and
M Adams arrested and brought o.
Anerteen 20 make a aew bond
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

To many people the drinking Of half
a pint or more Of clear cold water On
retiring brings about a cure for Sleep
lsssuess. Il clears the blood. washes
irritating food cut OF the stomach. and
promotes feeling Of guisuIde which
helps sleep.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Washington So-ealIed Iarrer-day
'.prugressfyixm. as IL now is being
more or less loosely espoused by GER
tain public officials who would make
the federal government the eumpeti-
tor Of the individual citizen in prac-
ticaIIy every productive enterprise IN
which men are engaged. was raped
hard In the Senate by Senator Iohn
sharp Williams VINO saw in the
--reekless hue and cry for govern
menf control of everything a mo-
nopolizzrion Of all industry by the
government
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Weszsn.-For the past three weeks
500 nen and as many mules and a 10
ton steam roller have heen making
good ruads IN and around Wesson. The
large hills IN the main part Of rhe
town have been pulled down and
srazeied- low Places that had long
been puddle holes have been filed and
gravsled and Wesson now looks like a
new Jerusalem 50 far rs the street,
and sidewalks are concerned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29
laps WANT THE U. S. TO ACT


Washington = Ambassador Chinda
af Japan gave out. without the knnwI-
edge Of the president or Secretary Of
State Bryan. extracts frum the speech
IN the Japanese Parliament OF Foreign
Affairs Minister Maxine. which are
veilef but forcefuI fnrfnarfcus thar
the United States must aet in Mexico
without delay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Meridian Miss Jessie Nahry.
daughter Of NJ Mabry. of Du5iin- Miss.
was trisd before n hnzey commission
here and recommended to the East
Mississippi Insane Hospital frum
where she had been discharged several
u.uu<hs aGr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Now" said the serious man. what
are your ideas about banking and cur
rsncyE- Well. replied his wife. one
reason I think we ought To take a
hand in Affairs is to make them stop
giving so much time to such stupid
subjects"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

New Tark--MfstrlaI was declared
In the SUIT Of George H Robinson to
-ecuTer s50a 500 from Alba B. John
son for services in finding purchaser
tor the Baldwin Locomotive Works. Of
whfen Johnson was president.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Kansas Cfty-GsvsruG George s.
Hodges Of Kansas and fcrrner Gov
errur W R. Ssuhss appeared before
the federal reserve organization com
r1frTee and urged the es1ahEIshmenr
Of reserve hank T. Kansas City
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

New Orieans--ThaE advertisements
ara not subject 10 copyright. unless
possessed Of sufficient artistic 1ad
hrerary merit was the substance OF
an opinion BY Judge Ruers z Foster
of the United States District Court
here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

New AInanT--Mrs- Gertrude StDae,
who an August 7 last. shot and killed
w. J. King. a prominent real estate
dealer here, in her boarding house,
was arraignsd far trial AMI granted n
continuance because Of the serious III
nsss af her sister
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

New Yerk--MissriaI was declared
IN the suit OF George H Robinson to
recover x5aa.s0a from Alba B. John
SON for services in finding purchaser
for the Baldwin LncomGtive Works, Of
which Johnson was PRESIDENT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Lnrher Humphrtes. Jaeksors new
chief Of ruEiee. aas assumed the du-
ties Of his office. snecseding W L
Polk who was temporarily in charge
Of the department.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

NayvflIe. Ey.-Edward BeartsIey,
the Chautzuqua county OUTLAW farmer.
who has for over a week, defied the
efforts Of Sheriff Anderson and a posse
to arrest him. gave himself up TO C..
D. Baekus. a local hotel man. and was
locked up in the jail here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29
NO FUNDS FoR 5000 ROADS


Wasninxtsn-The Hghse rules com
rzftree refused u make q special pro-
vtsinn % euupi- n sz5.1g9.aaa gnod
ruads a5pr1priarinn with the proposal
70 exempt ssslo assistant postmazters
f-um civil service IN the new postal
zppr1prsarisn bill Either pruvtsisn
a1w mar be eliminated an a point Of
order Il vas sought To couple them
10 unite supporters of each prupasaI
snr both
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

After MAKING a large quantity Of
soft soap and forming it into cakes.
Mrs. Lille Adams Of laurel Del. left
IL In the yard to cool Going our later
she found that II had been devcured
by fock Of bRzzards. some Of which
were still ighring over the crumbs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

TuusEo.-Ftre destroyed the seed
ard huI department. Of the Tgpeio Oh
= lee Co. The fire was well under
var when diseovsret- and. despite
she Efforts az the fire department.
,hat responded promptly. the fnfIan-
-,.hye material was soon consumed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

DO you think the country is pros
,erousf' Yes replied Senator
Sorghum But what's the good Of
having a whole lot OF wealth. when
nobody dares spend any Of it for
votes c. I.s-as@af''
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

New Yerk--Thar the National City
Bank. the largest institution Of its
kind IN the country. IN all probability
VIII enter the new federal reserve sys-
TEN was learned frum officials of the
bank
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

New Yarx--A5our thirty boats,
among them high speed motor craff.
power cruiser yachts. Sleeps aad
launches. were Lost in a $50. 900 fir~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

St Laufs--ln the regional hank
hearing here W. NJ Kavanaugh. presi-
dent Of 4 trust company IN Little
Esck. Ark urged Secretaries Houston
md MeAdso 70 put reserve hank in
SC. Lcrg1S.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

St. Lnuis--In the regional bank
hearing here W NJ kavana1gh. presf-
dent af n trust company IN Little
EocA. ARK. Urged Secretaries Houston
and MeA6co to PUT reserve ban =
Ss. Louis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

West Pofnf--The private stables of
IE Carushsrs. On Westhrook street.
burued- Thirteen head Of fine horses
and auIes were burned % DEATH and
rwo others severely burned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

After viewing her new baby brother.
little Laura said Mamma. I know
Why they went and cut hahg's hair IN
heaven The Angels knew he wouIdn :
be strong enough TO walk To the bar
hers for several weeks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29
wssla smut ous ,lna,..

WaAhingtnn--Sserstzry Wilson Of
the Department af Labor suggested 10
States he closed hereafter To the Hin
du Iahorer-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

We are more s4stIy persuaded. IN
general by the reasons We ourselves
discover than By snose whsch have
been suggested 70 u hy sths-x--
u-----E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

-aezzun--Ahs Laeksrr a nezra
mncnshinsr. arrested n the northeast
err part ef Madison eau-ty. was ar
raigned nefnrs ComzizsicEe- Robert
Ricketts, and reuandz1 70 lail n fe
tzzlr cr naEa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Clsvslanf--rhe Cleveland Business
Meas Club was organized and Off
GERS elected as follows President.
Gsorxe D. SheInxs Eice-rresidens. r 3.
Johnson secretary. C. s. GEasscccx:
treasurer. Ezgzr Blawn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Crystal Springs-The hrigzricn be
tween the truck growers Of Crystal
Springs and the shippers and eommis,
son uesrhanss- Involving claims Gov
.rtng a period cf sin years. and axgrs,
rating many thousands cf dollars. has
bssu COMPROMISED
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

She-'f believe you married ne sim
ply because I had money" He
Quite the opposite. madam I mar
ried you because 7 hadn't any
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

New York--The ReeIkef=IIer faar-
darbOn announced the appropriation
Of sIa.ead a year tor ten Fea-s fer t1e
supporr CT the AnS-icza As-9szas IL
Raus.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

No less tkan million pint pals are
turned CUT in America in a year And
half The output Is used TO further so
cial har2insss Il Ha-iems-New YgrA
Tslegrs ii.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

In every 1000 marriages solemnizes
in Great Britain II are between n-s.
cousins. Am~rS the Hesility the rate
Is much higher. r=crasipE C IS n
t.aeg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Cantuu.-Rsturns Indicate the elsc-
.s,r 81 ScIand NJ Reid as the saeres-
.rr az tie late John NJ Greares. state
,s1reseurarsvs from Ma6iscr county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Sydney, " $. W-The ~hcle face or
Ambrim Island. IN the New Hebrfdee
gruap. was altered the volcarIc
ughsavaIs ct last month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

CANAL 9ullcE7 PRACTICALLY
ACCEPTS coMMIssloNERsHIP.

Panama--CoL George W Cocktails.
chief engineer af the Panama Canal
recently was tendered the position Of
polfce commissioner Of New York
city. and N reply TO a letter sent him
By Mayor Mitchell through George W
Perkins. signified his willingness to
accept the pest under certain eondi-
tinns. These conditions were that he
should be permitted to remain On the
tsthmus until the canal Is completed
and IN successful operation. and that
he be given complete control over the
police department
Col Goethals. IN his letter 10 Mayor
Mitchell said that under no efrrum-
stances would he Accept the eummts-
sianership unless rnese conditions
were agreed TO- He added taAx - u
still weuld be an army officer aftei
his work here vas completed ne voul<
not resign TO accept Mzyur NixEhsKl
offer. but that n. would take tina ~
I sfricn II President wilson gave hin
p<rmfssssa so r~<fr~
Cot cso~xnnls tnrfst.d that ~ nsz
1aN@ cax4ux~tr sHaAFot 1N~E N3~ Fati&'
department. including the rfsar 10 dfs
miss incompetent men wifhs'us then
having a right TO apreaI To a cuur'
which could AnnuI afs dismiSsals-
Col Goexhals said that Mr.. Perkins
made a special trip>t 10 the tst1rus ID
bring him the letter fruna Mayor
Michel containing the offss Of the
cummfssfnnership. He added that the
conditions he imposed seemed almost
20 preclude his becoming head of the
New Yorx police department When
the offer vas first made. he said. II
Lnoked arrraeDve 10 him. huf tnvestt-
<artoa showed that the police cummts-
sioners powers were too limited "a
nake Il possible 20 carry inss effect
refsrrns he might Drupose.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

wife-"Oh. william. dear. do order
Hushand--But you bought one last
week" wife--Yes. dear. but there ;
a rat In IL"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

To whiten ivory rub IL vel with
unsa1tsd butter and place il in the sun
shine II IL Is discaIored il NAV be
wntrsnsd BY rubbing IL with a paste
composed Of burned pgmiee staue and
water and putting Il in the sun under
xlasa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29

Washingt1n--Ns~s that Col Gsorys
GsoshaIs. chisf engineer q the Canal
one. vas expected BY Nayur Mitchell
af New farx 10 secume paiics com
raissinner sf that cifE exns as a dis
sincr surprise u President wilson Il
vas understood f-ur the White House
that Cot GostAals had been selected
As The first governor Of ths Canal
one. and that the Washington govern
nzenr lad been relying On hfm 10 put
tnf1 operation It's plans for the first
permanent government af the sane.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-01-29
Mere Expfieis LAWS Required.


Part or our good consists IN the en-
1eavsr % 40 SORROW away. and In
the power To sustain them when the
endeavor tails to~bear them nohly.
ane nus help others to bear their sor-
rrEs a. weIl-Le.gh hunt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-24

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms. mod.
ern. Phone 1876.
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FOR RFNT-rwo uufurnished rooms. up
children, 523 So Elsm, call between
and l.
WANTED TO -Unfurnshed rooming
house. 10 Or % rooms. Address 10Y y
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WANTED-Furnishcd Rooms

" n y 7 y IT" 7 u HI1HVN IN0-'I8
WANTED Fm .aI house or ap.mr,
hg young .d couple south side pre
forrcd Address OPS World
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FOUND

FOUND Bunch Of small keys owner can
have same by calling At this office aud pay
ing for add
belonging 20 Paul Arthur
-f.oaa rr1l vh,rn nfarL Onfr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS

WINDOW shades 25. 2l7 East Third St
LADIES night gowns 5oc. 2l7 East Third.
PUBLIC stenogrppher and notary public,
room 10, Alexander Bldg. 207 So. Main.
Phone 2q73
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR bargains in rooming house see White
Ovrr-H uver ENcLLngc NaM Rnnk
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AND ONEICE ROOM5

.. .... ..r.. u.. m ... N|H N.H
|... ". .N "..0
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NEW YORK J Spot u'.. mNr
n1.l"r .p.u's I2"' gHlt 1878 $50 .l.as
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RFGAi strain vhi'c wyandotts eggs 90 SO
settrg l' crgs good cock birds : good
cockrels Tor sale Phone Kir-. 3ls. -2s
No Denver
FOR sALE-Fuu blood white rock corkrr's.
Phone 1859
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Pianos and Musical instruments
POULTRY

FOR EATE-pHt0 ut half price used but
little. leaving ..v. Phone 1886