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il in briskly-and the pain is gone.
No muss, no bother Just comfort
ing, soothing rclief-fiTst a gentle glow.
then a delightful sense Of coulness
And best Of all. no blisters like the old
iaEhioned mustard plaster used TO make.
1heTc IL nothing like MUSTEHOLE
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IlosDitals-

hospitals.
At Your druggist S.
IN PC and SOC jars. and
a special large hospital
size for $50.
Accept no substitute
u your druggist cannot
supply you, send sc
OF Zoe. to the MIG
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LOCAL. AND NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Market.

Quotations received by w. B. HIbbs { Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. WASH.
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago BosEt
0; Trade. HIbbs Building
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FOR sALE-S2,ooo UNDER VALUE. DID
you see Il? H31 GIrard St New 10r
house; sleeping rooms, sleeping porchesi
baths and shower; all outeIde rooms; 8
facing south; dining ceiling beamed; artistic
decorations; hOt-water heat; warranted; par
quetry flooring: electric lights; laundry, etc. !:
by your agent or the owner. W. II.
ABBOTT, 1919 Spring road, Tel, Col. zs47.
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Chicago Grain Market.

Furnished TO The Washington Times By
g. Plant & Co., IIlS g ST. N. W
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DANCING

MODERN DANCING AETISTICAII,N AND
thoroughly taught. privately or ensemble
ltc"er vations are now being made for latest
dances. Learn the beautiful ''TascIna ting.
Gavottc,' the latest craze. Taught in Wash
inStOn by "Caruana" Premier Muitrc DO
Ballet Exhibitions arranged for clubs par
ties. dinners and concerts. Classes taken in
charge on application. -Four % studios For
informatio phone y 7cI".
MADAME COULTER ana Lady ReynoIds,
1919 North Capitol st, teaching all latest
dances at popular prices Phone y. GgSl.
MISS CIIAPPEI.EAE. 1917 . ST. y. W.
PaTisian tango brazilian maAiNc
AND ali thc latest dances taught
Phone North GSH. u
PROF. WYNDHAM. Sic I2tn y. W -Latss,
daDves. private. ruy hour, hesitation N.ait2
onc-steP, hsh walk: class Sat. 7J0 NJ. 5j79
GLCNERS. 6l3 end ST. n. w. Pin. W. Hes
Prl lessons any hour. 60c. FIshwalk, one
GteD. Boston. Tango, Waltz 2-steD. Ciass &
dane" Tue. Thur. Sat. ewes. Doc. Ladies free.
MISSES CHAMBERLAIN AND CoBYs
DANCING School Ice EYE ST. y. W.
~. Msln 2St2. Dance Even Monday ovoninG
SELECT PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only one Taught at a Time
IHbEH. GSEt1n, Assi-s. Dips, HSsIIstLoa
&C. SslAsse ThsAGG SEb ugNJ. N, My.
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Because OF his extended banking in
'erests in New York Eldridge L. Jor-
dan, first vice president of the Real
Estate Trust Company. has resigned
from that office, but has been retained
as a director OF the company. The di-
rectOrs have passed a resolution ex-
Pressing their regret at the decision Of
Mr.. Jordan TO continue not to hold o.
ice.
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BONDS
New York Cotton Market.

Furnished 10 The WashinSton Times by A.
G. Plant 6 Co.. II1b 81 y "
Open. High. Low. lis
March ............ 12-22 l2.2i 121 1923
May .......... 11.92 Il.93 l1.90 1l.92
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SPIRITUALISM

MEETINGS Monday, Wednesday. FrIdav 8
p. IN. sharp; a message 10 each; daily read
inca: Mrs. ]. i. Maitby, SO7 Mt Vernon pI
NV back OF SarnoSic hbrHry. Phone NJ 3To6
SEANCE MEETINGS. Tuesday and Thurs
day ewes. at p. IN. sharp; readings dan;
Congress Heights car. Mrs } Eotr go 9th 50
MRS. MAMIE STEVES a,3i',l1 Ms9lma ana
inpirugipr Of spiritual school: prIvGtr raaainEs
ki'eb aaiIS' SLe y. j.sNs. ). Y. Ph. LiaG. sgl.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOX containing punches keys. Return Ill
Rhode Island ave. y. ". Reward.
! BAG OF TOOLS on North Capito! st. Phone
to J. +. DARCEI, Woo. reward. i
BROWN MUFT OF japanese mink. Wednes
day at 1875 2. m OF Lincoln Park car; or
ner OF 18th and q streets y. W, = re
ward II returned 10 81 az st. :. W.
CROCHETED PURSE-sruaIl brown, COLI
tanning money: lost at near 18th and q.
Tuesday afternoon Call North 2l35. =
CAT-Large dark gray with white breast;
answers to name Of Nick" Reward l2C5 q
HANDBAG-7th St; money. string Of beads.
supper tickets Reward, GRAEF, Mills
Building, no questions
COLD BRACELET-Largc; engraved inside
billie TO Katherine Dec. -. IL" liberal
rev ard. W. H. MAITINGLEY. 5G9 18th 81.
n. w. l"
ACKACE-EmbroidcIy work. waist colla-,
and handkerchief. on Thursday from 18th
and Fla. ave. on Chev, Chase car or on Ca
thcdral ST. Reward. @S4 9Th St y. w.
PoCKETBOOK containing s4s in Italian and
American money: Finder please return 80
SILVIO BALLONl SiUJ y st. y. W, lost
between S4th and %7th SITS, Georgetown
Finder will be rewarded.
TOCKETBOOE-Sma diamond rins and
stud and brass trunk key. wedding ring;
New Museum TO lOth and Il SITS y ".
thence on wharf car 10 a and II sts :. w.
thence to :;55 II -. :. ". Reward il re
turned e. 33J u st. :. W
SALEsMAN'S LEATHER CATALOGUE
CASE containing catalogues. photographs
and specifications; lost from automobile on
Rockville Pike or on road from Rockville
through Gaithcr3kurg OH Wednesday after
noon So reward win be paid for its return
10 this office. THE WHITE COMPANY, I2S3
2Cth ST. y. W, Washington, ID. c. /"
SUIT CASE-LcfJ in roominS house January
q; box containing mems clothing, etc.
2l4 ~ st. y. W.
SPECTACLES Pair without rims in small
leather marked 'GaIcski" Thursday
in vicinity Of ISiltIaorc st. and Columbia road
or on Mt Pleasant southbound Finder
return TO Apart. 20, 1915 Calvert s.. y w
and receive reward.
TEN-DOLI4AR BILLS-Two. on Ps ave
car or near Church Of Covenant. Keep one
return other 10 BON 81, EossIyu. Va. -
WATCH F'OB-ISlack ribLon with q Royal
Arch Mason emblem and small heart
mounted on game. Return To +. \ YATES
- Wardcr Building and get reward
WATCH--I.ady's open face gold. Vn .tl &
e7r o. "a ~ car At . 7'oleSk Tu-ssay,
Reward, I3ls 5tth ST. y. w.
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New York Curb Market.
Bid. Asked

Furnished to The Washington Times BY
Hartman & Co.. New York: e. 3. Chipman
manager local branch. Colorado building.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

INEES TIENTS-Rcal estate 1rs; trust
loans are the safest and best investments;
per cent Interest payable SaIi-annu;illy.
All loans secured on real estate worth from
80 to 100 per cent IL excess Of lUsn.
H. e. MACkALL < co,
Room 20S, Metropolitan Bank Bids
MONEY 70 LOAN-s2JO to $JOo coo on ID. c.
real estate. Several trust funds Az TO .
pc cent All transactions conducted with
economical consideration Tor borrowers.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.
Southern building. SCI 18th 81. y. W.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates. prior payment privileges; large
amounts. TYLER & RUTHERFORD. I2S 10Th.
SECOND TRUST.
Money 10 loan at &c on District Real Es-
tate. Any amount from S2nO to s.. .0Co on drst
or second trust, in straight note or monthly
payments. Takes only three days to make
them.
PAU. V. MITCHELL. & CO..
lis 18th a. n. ".
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Vital Records.
Births.

blII1S.
Pietro and Paslino Petrone girl
Antmo and Rose III Francesca, GIRL
GioLscchIno and Sayerta Blast, boy.
John II. and Emily j. Davis, boy.
5e,er NJ and Grace III. Anderson. Etrl.
Robert Z. and Blanche Moses. boy
Claude NJ. and Elizabeth Brown bcy
itenry =. and Mary Stauffer, boy.
Jesse j. and Lou E Durrer. girl
keiscie w. and Emma Springer, boy.
vincenz and Anna Keller, girl
MAMMALIAN d. and Jottie Gran. boy
aaaoolpn aep Z and Irene 2. Pepper. giri.
HAIRY q. and Grace Kimmel, boy.
James and Louise Robinson boy
James and Agnes Davis boy
Arthur and Olivia Wcrthingtcn. rfrI
BENJAMIN and Helen Lonesome, boz
Edward and Ella Gaskins, boy
Claude and Rose NJ. Reuner, boy.
James II. and Gertrude Brooks, box
Charles T.. and Annie Biakey, boy.
George H. and Elizabeth Frazier, boz.
William and Mary Jenkins, giri.
Deaths.
Hannah S. Van syckel. q years. lSSs BaI-
ment road northwest.
Diana chaeonss u years. GcOrsetONa Uni-
Samuel z. Galley. 65 years, Governmsns
Hospital for the Insane.
Philip II Nealon, Providence HosDital.
Martha L. Mullen, years, 12i0 c streas
southwest.
caawalisder g. HII. 50 years. Governmsas
Hospital for the Insane
Irene Basin, a years. Georgetown Univeully
Theresa W. jackson. = years. 1sss F1oridz
avenue northwest.
William F. Williams IS days, Im c etrssf
northeast.
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CLAIRVOYANTS

HE HAS RETURNED TO HIS OFFICE.
PROF. ID. B. BRUCE,
the great Australian ClsIryoyant. The
American anu European press say he 10 tho
greatest wonder Of the mystery OF EcIencen.
The world has never Ecen his vQuaI. Can be
consulted Oh ali snRirB
HOURS a. 81. TO 10 +. NJ
SUNDAYS TO p AZ
No letters receive any attention. TGAs II
st. car get on at Glst u. N. L.. walk up
6lst Il. to the boulevard to corne. OF CIari:
ave. Fourth house from corner OF CIaEl:
ave. and boulevard. FaiTmont Heights. Nd.
ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMISl.
Nhole Fortune Told. 2Sc
Opcn NisAls. li25 Sth st. y. W.
ZENIIA Clairyoy4ut. have a reading
b.. the new pahlavi system
1877 lith st. \. ".
NIbIE. FLORENCE. scientific card reader:
satisfaction guaranteed OF money refunded
Hours II 10 .. .l6 1th st. n. W. Apt :. -
MADAM FIELD tells names. your lIfe f.om
cradle 10 grave. RcuIites separated. Salts
faction. OpeE Sundays: readings SOC and 81
ls@6 1th st. \. W. Everything revealed.
PROP. CASTILLO removed from SOt y Al
TO s-l ISth ii. n. W. readings V0c and 81:
] give correct advice in all IOyo ana bus!-
meas affairs. help you to speedy marriage
reunite the separated and remove all troubles
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Sale.

ATTRACTIVE Groom and bath modern
brick house; newly painted and papered .
near 18th and G. sJs. n. E: sell on easy
payments or trade subject to 81, 500 trust, or
cheap lots in or near District.
EIGHT-ROOM frame house newly painted
and papcred: lot ITX15O; near Ilth and ken
von SITS. y. w; sell on easy payments to
Colored or trade subject 10 81, 500 trust at So
for alley house or small lots.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
142c + St. y. W.
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PROPERTY

LIS II ST. y. Z.
rooms and bath.
PRICE, $500.
LOOK this property over and see owner at
1874 Florida ave. n. z.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

LARGE OFFICES and stores In bustussz
section. electric lights. elevator. steam,
jan!tor. Sl2 to t25. Dental offices SIS 10 r.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

CEACFl EUR or porter and fireman or
driver; reliable men with references. EU-
ItEkA, l0ll New York ave.
YOUNG MAN desires a position for night
work: willing 10 do any kind OF work; with
reference. BOX Il. Times office. -
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MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others uDOu their own names; cheap
rates easy payments; confidential
WELLS & CO, Il. 5c5-jSS 18th -. y. W.
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FOR RENT-ST0RES

STORE 1855 at 7l5 st. NV. newly Icno-
u:cuts; electric lights. hot water heat; wOuld
be suitable for tailor, millinery store ."
real estate OfEce; rent only $50 per month.
Apply Z. ]. NEE, Ith and II y. ".
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-23
County FieId Day
A Great Success

The annual Field Day Of the
city AID county schools was held
here Thursday and Friday OF
last week. Ideal weather cOndi-
ions prevailed and one Of the
hrgest crowd in the history of
this event attended the different
exercises. Much favorable com
nent on the management Of the
event as conducted by county
Superintendent II. 7. Smith i
heard. The meet was ideal and
successful in every respect ac-
cording To all who attended.
Representatives from the coun-
ty schools came in large num-
bers and each upheld the con-
testants from their respective
schools with marked enthusiasm.
The Agricultural school had the
largest representative srowd. the
entire student body attending.
Prof. Bush ia being cOngratula-
ted upon the showing his school
is making In its first years work,
and much il expected OF the stu
dents Of this progressive school.
Following are the results of the
contests and names Of winners in
the various events:
ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
Broad Jump Brown OF Tula.
distance . feet : inches; Craw-
ford Of Oxfo,d. second.
Running High Jump-walters
of Agricultural High School, 4
feet ii inches: second Brown of
Tula.
Running Broad Jump-BrOwn
Of Tula. distance 10 feet 3 i-2
inches: second. Ayent OF Oxford.
Hundred Yard Race, Boys Un-
der l4-Mullens OF Oxford, time
10 seconds; second, Lusk of
Kingdom.
Hundred-Ysrd Race. Boys
Over i4-Edwards of Agricultu-
raj Schnol. time II seconds; Sec
ond. Ayent Of oxford.
Fifty-Yard Race Girls Under
i2-Miss Me,fs OF Oxford. time Z
seconds; second. Miss Bunch of
Agricultural School.
Fifty Yard Race. Girls Over
i2-Niss Gladys Hunt Of Oxford.
time I I-2 seconds; second. Miss
Palmer OF Paris
Mile Relay Observation-Disclosures
Schs.ol. FIRST: oxford. second.
400 Yard Girls Relay Race
Oxford School.
Man Teachers Race. 400 yards
Saunders VI Burgess, time -
i-2 seconds; second. GrissOn Of
Tula School.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-23

nv
Get the Buy f.om Crow"
habit.
Miss Lutte Morley returned to
Memphis Monday afternoon.
Mr. Goodloe Taakerssy IS visi-
ting relatives IN tie city.
For prompt service buy from
Crow & Co. Phone iO5.
Mr. VI. p. Bishop made BUSH
ness trip TO Memphis Monday.
Miss Olivia Tankersly visited
relatives IN Hcily Springs La,
week.
For all kinds Of Herring, Mack
ere, fruit sad produce, call Grow
q Co. Phone l0S.
Yrs. J. c. LJ,die Is visiting
her daughter. FIR. Newell al
mlSster Valley.
kellie Sinmons has re-
from Biloxi where she
teaching
Al kinds Of Herring. Mack
fruit ard produce, call Crow
& Co. Phone lo5.
| Mrs. Dr.. Banks Of Abbevi.l- i
th- guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
T2nkersly on North street.
Trade witb Us this month aud
get some % our Premium offers.
Phone ie5. Crow q Co.
Mr.. Walter Morris Of Grenada
<sms up sunday aftes1oon anG
peat several hours VIA home.
II ATresh stock Il Swift-s Prem
i'm Hans. Bacons aud all kinds
II CANNED foods at Cro~ & CO.
Phoae lg5.
Miss Emma Wilson aas closed
her school at Eta am i now at
bone where she viii spend the
summer
Hon. Bunyan Carter OF Auite
county. . former student Of the
University, Is spending the week
IN OxfoTc.
A fresh stock OF Swift's Prem
ium Hams, Bacons and all kinds
Of canned goods AZ Crow & Co.
Phone los.
Miss A,yne WEIGH of Denmark
was the guest OF Miss ANNE Lou
Dunn Thursday and Friday dur
Ing Field Day
Oliver Typewriter Pracii-
caily neas Adiirional long car
risge for tabulating, etc. A bar
gain. L. Z. OLDHAM.
49, The new Opera House was
packed Thursday night to hesr
the speakers in the defamation
contest Of the county Field Day
r3eet.
FOR SALE-The Henwood
property IN Oxford. Apply TO
Mrs. W. T. Palmer. i020 Harri-
son St, Lyuchburg, Va
Friday was an IDEAL day and
added much to the enjoyment of
the participants and many visi-
tors who attended thE Field Day
ex ercises-
Yon will find on display at our
store a variety of styles in ladies,
Misses and children's hats thar
VIII please yoa-
KALEy & SPARKS.
Spokane's grand Dam, Lady
Lichtfoot, the worlds famous
mare. If you want combination
saddle and harness horses breed
10 him. You will make no mis-
take. Stand Oxford. phone PCS.
At
Mr.. Louis Friedman and Mr..
Samuel Friedman OF Leonpole,
Russia. are in Oxford the guests
of their uncles, Messrs h. and j.
Friedman.
The Wcman's Synodical Mis-
sionsry meeting is in session at
the FIRST Presbyterian church this
week, and number of delegates
are present
Always breed 10 the best.
Spokane is the Feignlng saddle
sire OF this county. Stand Ok
ford, phone 26s. It
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-23
Lady reaeher.. Rsce. 81 Y.ri.

A@~1Es1 ANRL0s ~ NJ
Miss Edmonds Of New Hone,
time 8 l-2 seconds; second, Miss
Duncan of Oxford.
Boys Nile Racc--hiwartis o
Agricultural School. ume 3 mis.-
utes a. seconds; second. Van
Wrinkle u Tuls.
Girls Egg Rsce-Miss Hume O
Oxford. first; Miss Tatum OF Rock
Hill. second.
Bays Three-Legged Race
lula. firss: Oxford. second.
Sack Race-McElroy OF Bur
CESS, first; Brown Of Tuia. sec
ond.
Baseball Throw-walters o.
Agricultural school. distance 27I
feet: second. Crawford Of Oxford.
Creased Pig raee--AvenT OF
Oxford.
Small Boys Basket Ball-Pari.
won over Delay.
Hign School Basket Ball. Bows
Gane-rula defeated Oxford, 81
t. *.
Girls Basket Ball-Paris de-
feated Oxford. - to6.
LITERARY CONTESTS.
Observation-Disclosures of two
$40 gold medals. Willis Hoyle OF
Paris and Miss Carmen Galloway
IT Agricultural High School, Col
leSe Hill. Those ranking second
were Miss Corrie Mitchell Of Tay-
lor School and Winfield ROber-
son Of Oxford School. Winners
OF s. gold medals. Robert Llnder
of Taylor School and Miss Dennie
Leach OF Taylor School. Rank
ing second. Munds,l Bush Of
Agricultural School and Miss
Susie Baggeit Of Oxford School
Drawing and Booklet Contest
Best map of Mississippi. Leighton
Pe'iis of Agricultural School;
second, Joe Clark of Forrest Hill
School. Best map of Lafayette
county. Leighton Peitis OF Agri-
cultural School; second, Warner
johnson Of Agricultural School.
Best Beat map. James Dunlap Of
Agricultural School. Best to-
mato club booklet. Miss Theora
Hambiett OF Agricultural School,
second, Miss Mamie Wood of
Oxford School.
Pciats-The records Of schools
winning in the several contests
show number OF points a. fol-
lows: Agricultural School e.,
Oxford 80, Tula 81. Paris Is.
Taylor -. Burgess 10. New Hope
>. Forrest Hill ,. Kingdom 3.
Rock Hill3.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-23
STRENGTHENS WEAK AND TIRED
WOMEN.

81 vas under great strain nursing
G relative .hrurga three months sick
ness" writes J. c Van De Ssnde, ct
Kirkland, H., and Electric Bisters
kept me from breaking down l viii
never b without Il - d yor feel
tired and worn ont? No appetite, and
food won't 6igessg Il isn't the spring
weather. Yea need Electric Bitte-s-
Starr = months treatment 70 day (;
nothing better tor stumoch, liver and
Kidneys The great spring tonic Re-
lief O. E1caey back. Sc ard - %, a.
your Drgg.ss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-23
LOOK TO YouRPLUNRIvG

a 1skieh the plunsbiax + in poor coa-
s.Ision- every body in the hoaSe : Ea-
DE 70 contract typhoid or come other
fever The digestive orx7n perform
the sane functions in tire human bay
- TIRE plumbing dos for the house
AID they shoold b. kept in frss class
condition all the time II you have
any troubls with yocr iigessiun take
Chznlberl2in's Tablets aad y0u are
eertsin 10 set quick relief Fer sale
by al dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-23
CLEARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SKIN BIEMISHES

Why 20 thr0uga life enahSrrzS-e,i
and distguresl with plmpsss, sruptious.
biackheas2s. red rOCEa skin. or suffer
ing tn tOrS2r-s Of Eczema. itch. letter.
salt rhsEm. Jnss ask yocr prugxis.
for Dr. Hobson's EezenA Ointment.
Fall9w the ssmpl- suggestions and yogr
skin worries are over. Mid. soo.hinE
ard effective Exeelicz; s0r babie~ 1ad
delicate. s-nder skin, Seops chzpping.
Always helps kel4ei CT money hack
soc. n yoor Druggist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-23
For Sale.

Early Triumph Cotton Seed for
sale. This cotton Is from fifteen
70 twenty days earlier than the
average cotton. Made a bale
and hall last year. Fourteen
hundred pounds makes a so
pound Gale of cotton. These seed
will be on sale at the Farmers
Warehouse Co., and Sisk-Law-
shee Co.. guaranteed to be abso-
iutely pure.
G. X. BowLEs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-23

Ordered that ~ i Scisrscn 10 al
loved tSc sun Ss s5-es for work drag
gag rczEa IN Beat \.
O-es<ed thai Dzrlei CARRIER he a..
lo~cc tho sun Of sspo for sragxsng
roads Ia Bea. /
Os1ersd tia, Alhrn Brown - allow
Cd the suu q t355 tx drayg.sg Rad
t. Bea, !.
ordersd ira; W. r. Bcr-ysin be Al.
leSsd the san u ss-xo fer drAgsias
roaES In Beat J.
Ordered that ". c. Wells be allow
"a the sum o. $40 Ter dragging
roa1s In Beat /
Ordered hat A. >. Galloway be al
loved the SIX & ss.ee fos arassiss
roads In Boa I.
Ordered hat = q. nea.er b. allow.
q tbs srm = 81 s. Tor work o. rcG3
IN Beat s
ordcrcc that ). 4 BsEgc- b. allow.
- the sun q s3so for dragging road
Ordered that Hester Fors. be a..
soSed the sem q $3.50 for arAxgs-s
ro21s n B<ai /
o-1ercd TIA; walter c-crch b. a.
icHed tae sun O. 300 FOR dragging
ro1dx In Bea; I.
ORDERED that & C. Hua;s- Se aiic~
The SUI cf sGOs for drassiaK roa.s
in Beat I.
ortered TIA; !. =. Parks b ailo~.
II the SIN q $3.50 s5r bui.dIns
bridge In Bes; :.
Orisrt1 that J. 7. Wood be aiioz..d
the sum Ok - % for S-zSSizs roA.s
In Beat l.
Ordered tsas d o. Me2 b allowed
the sua q SOC for Nork o. ross n
Beat, 5
ordered that II. =. Biscka-s Be- al
!o~ed ieo sum % s.i-s for lgzbcr
In Beat :.
Ordered tha, - y. Gallsck - allow
81 The sum o. sfIss fer le=ahe. &c.
road
Ordered that J. " Saunders be a.
Owed Tic SUN o. s1l.S7 for work On
RAIDS IN Beat J. less s40e paid 70 c
l. Browning. which leayss ii7.S-.
Ordered that Harie Garner b SLOW
e the sum q $50 30 for xosk c. roAg
etc. IN Beat >.
ordcrs1 TIA; Jcrry Hira-s se a.
loved the ram G; SEQ fo- uork Q.
rad.
Ordered that rssakAa BEowz - a.
lowed tie STA os s-.co to- wc-k o.
rad n Beat l.
Ordered iazt Harmon & HEP b a.
loved TIE sun q sSs5s .o- So-k ca
roads n Beat :
o-ttrst tart C n Fud<p y allow.
"a tee scn q SIC ~ Gur wo-k @ roa1
& Beat l.
ORDERED that u. c. C-sara b. aI,,u
g. the sun q sla0o fo- srsssizg %.
IN Beat J.
Ordered that Z. :. Narksue 70 a..
loEe4 the SUR Ct $3.50 s5- s-.xStaS
reads - Beat I.
Ordered that G. W. Russell - Al
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-04-23

Cascade Linen" pound paper
sold regularly at % cents the
pound. Each pound contains f6
ounces of writing paper.
We have envelopes to match
which We sell regularly at 10 cts.
per package
Next Monday morning We put
on sale 100 pounds of this paper
with envelopes to match, and
while ii lasts we offer you one
pound of the paper and two
packages OF the envelopes, 40 cts
regular value, IS cents. Come
early.
r. K. Chiffon & Co.
The Rexall Store.