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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
SHEYENNE RIVER CLAIMS FIRST
VICTIM OF WINTER SPORTS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1914.

! O.oO11 uNSSe"o6n ~ ISIt.
Late this afternoon small boy
about eight years of age fell into the
water just below the dam where the
water is about feet deep and at the
hour of going to press the chances of
his being saved is slight, although he
was only in the water a few moments.
A telephone message to Chief Swan
son wa sanswered at once and the boy
who had been taken from the water
before the arrival of the police was
taken at once to the office of DR.. Mac
donald, where Drs. Pray, Macdonald
and Spicer are still trying to revive
the child with the pulmotor The
name of the boy is supposed to be
Nels Nelson, and the son of a lady
living in the southeast part of town.
The body has not been positively
identified at the time of going to press.
Little hope is entertained that the
doctors will be able to restore life to
the body.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
ninth ANNUAL MEETING
Of SCHOOL OFFICERS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER p, 1914.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER p, 1914.
The ninth annual meeting of the
Barnes County School officers closed
yesterday. The officers elected for
the ensuing year were as follows:
President-J. F. L. Bohnhoff, Valley
City.
Vice President-Mrs. M. M. White,
Getchell.
Secretary-J. F. Jaberg, Sanborn.
Treasurer. J. Taylor, Oriska.
Nominating Committee-Thos. Gud-
mestad, Litchville; Mrs. A. H. Ander-
son, Ashtabula; John Henderson,
Brimer Township.
Resolutions-P. A. Pickett, Leal;
Mrs. M. M. White, Dist. 6; X. o. Abra-
hansen, Kathryn.
Committee appointed to prepare
plans to extend the usefulness of the
Barns County School Officers Asso-
ciation-P. A. Picket, Leal; Mrs.
Frank Heimes, Dist 10; A. P. Hanson,
Litcrville.
The Green Township Band, compos-
ed of the young men and young wo-
men and boys of Green Township, is
deserving of particular mention for
the excellent music rendered in the
afternoon.
Miss Mary Pennington, county sup
erintendent of Dickey county spoke of
the need of place for teachers to
live. She advocates home being
built for the teachers near the school
house. She also spoke of the neces-
sity of the permanancy of the teach
ing force, and that in order to accom-
plish this, the teacher must have a
comfortable place to live.
There are % such houses in the
state, two of which are in Barnes
county-one in No. SO. and one in
Uxbridge.
The plan is that the home be fur
nished by the district, housekeeper
provided by the teachers. She cited
many instances where this plan was
in vogue and said that where once
tried would never be abandoned.
Prof C. B. Waldron, Agricultural
College, spoke on tree raising on the
school grounds. He emphasized the
idea of trees being planted in clumps
to resemble forest conditions He
said trees were never meant to live
alone. The address and discussion
was very interesting and drifted into
the fruit tree planting.
Miss Nelson took the hour of Mr..
Englert, who was absent on account
of the illness of his wife, Miss Mel
son emphasized the rural aid and
compulsory school attendance law
and also drew attention to the fact
that fire breaks were required about
school houses and that it was the duty
of the school board to furnish flag
and a flag pole and have the same dis
played
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
GERMANS ANNOUNCE
GAINS IN FRANCE
OFFENSE IN AGONNES REPORTED
SUCCESSFUL-RIvER MEUSE
CROSSED.

A daily review of the European war
from the German point of view, writ.
ten for the Journal by Frank G.. Guen-
Their, managing editor of the Daily
Volks-Zeitung, st. Paul.
Fighting on the River User and the
Yperlee canal is Belgium is continu-
ing uninterruptedly. The German army
under command of the Duke Albrecht
of Wurtemberg is reported to have
been strongly reinforced by fresh
troops. According to the last state
ment made by the German general
staff, the situation remains unchanged
The French city of Armentieres,
which Is occupied by the allies, has
been 'bombarded by the howitzers OF
the German army under Crown Prince
Rupprecht of Bavaria. In the Argon'
mes the Germans are advancing, their
attacks on the French positions being
continued successfully. There has been
great activity in the neighborhood OF
Verdun, where French sorties to south
have teen repulsed by the German
army Under Crown Prince William.
Near St. Mihiel the Germans eros
sed the River Meuse and are engaged
in heavy fighting on it's western bank,
the French, who were at first success
ful. being repulsed later on. To the
So, theast of Grey, near the border OF
Alsace, the French were defeated by
General Won Heeringen and had to
surrender several strong POSITIONS
among them the Chateau Chatillon.
In the east, General Won Hindenburg
who Is the hero of the hour at Berlin
on account of his victory near WHO'S
lavek, is steadily advancing in Russian
Poland between the Rivers Vistula and
Wharf.-The, Lentschica and Orloff having
been occupied by the Germans. The
Russians were driven back to Piontek
and LODI. where new battle has be-
gun.
To the southeast of Soldau, in east
Prussia. the Russians we're compelled
to retreat in the direction of MlaWa,
Russian Poland.
A German squadron composed OF z
cruisers, 10 torpedo boats and several
other vessels, bombarded the Russian
fortified harbor of Liban on the coast
of Kurland. In Servia the Austrian
offensive is progressing favorably.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

cockerel, LIST pullet.
J. R. Dammons, Oriska, N. D.
Black Orpingtons, 3rd cockerel, Ord
4th, pullet.
Ernest Van Slyke, Cleveland, N. D.
BLACK Orpington, LIST and End cock.
erel, 1st and End pullett; Buff Orping.
ton, End, 3rd and 4th oockere1, LIST and
End pullet.
G. c. Chaffee, Valley City-Single
Comb White Leghorn, LIST cock, LIST
hen, LIST, End, 3rd cockerel, LIST, End,
3rd, 4th, 9Th pullet, LIST, End pen; spec
ial best Pen Leghorns. Buff Orping-
tons, End cock, LIST, End, 3rd, 4th hen;
list cockerel, 3rd pullet, LIST pen.
Willard Olson, Valley City-Buff Or.
pington, 4th pullet; Single Comb
Brown Leghorn, LIST hen.
o. A. Barton, Valley City-Buff Or
pington, LIST and 3rd cock, 5th hen, End
pen. Columbia Wyandott, list cock,
1st, End, 3rd, 4th, 9Th hen, pen. White
Rock, LIST, End, 3rd, 5th cock; LIST, End,
3rd, 4th, 5th hen, LIST, End, 3rd, 4th
cockerel, End 4th, 9Th pullet, LIST, End
3rd pen. White Cochin Bantam, LIST
cock, LIST and End cockerel, LIST End, 3rd
Pullet. End Largest Display. Best
Pen White Rocks. Best Pen in Rock
Glass.
Miss Mike Martinson, Dazey--White
Rock, 18th cock, LIST pullet. India Run
ner Duck, list cockerel, list pullet.
Mrs. Geo. McCready, Cuba-White
Rock, 5th cockerel, 3rd pullet, End
young pen.
Miss Lillian Pieh, Valley City-Sin'
gle Comb Brown Leghorn, End, 3rd, 4th
5th hen, LIST, 3rd cockerel, 3rd pen.
o. S. Mason, Valley City-Light
Brahmas, list cockerel, LIST, End, 3rd
hen, LIST pen.
Lewis Wylden, Cathay-Silver Lac
ed Wyandotte, LIST, End cockerel, list,
End pullet.
John N. Hosch, Valley City-Black
Minorcas, LIST cockrel, LIST hen, LIST pull
let. White Wyandotte, 4th cockerel
3rd and 4th cockerel, 5th pullet.
Geo. E. Tenney, Valley City-Buff
Wyandotte, list cockerel, LIST and End
hen.
DR.. Palmer, Valley City
Buff Wyandotte, 3rd hen, 3rd cock
erel, 4th pen.
V. E. Grant, Cuba-Buff Wyandotte
1st and End cockerel, LIST, End, 9rd, 4th
5th pullett, LIST and End pen. Pea
Fowl, LIST, End, 3rd cock, LIST hen
Bronze Turkey, 3rd cock, LIST hen.
H. M. Borgeson, Cokato, Mimi
White Wyandotte, LIST cock, End, 3rd
4th, 9Th hen, End pen, 9Th cockerel.
E. J. Oustad, Portland, N. D.-White
Wyandotte, 3rd pen.
| NJ. C. James, Valley City-White
Wyandotte, End and 3rd cock, LIST hen,
list and End cockerel, LIST, End, 3rd and
4th pullet, list and 3rd pen. Golden
Sebright Bantams, LIST cock, 3rd hen.
w. A. Spittstoessen, Bowden, N. D.
Barred Plymouth Rock, Pullet Matt.
ing, End cockerel, LIST pullet.
G. C. Hager, Valley City-Barred
Plymouth Rock. cockerel mateing, LIST
hen, st,2nd, 3rd cockerel, pullet mate
ing, LIST hen, list and 3rd cockerel
Bronze turkey, End cock, End hen.
E. J. Hager, Tower City-Bronze
Turkey, LIST cock, 3rd hen, list cock
erel, LIST pullet. Best pair Of Turkeys
in show.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Biting Of Man.
dan, N. D., were on their way home
from the residence of DR.. Nickerson,
they were surprised to see light in
the home Of Mrs. Agnes Lang, Mrs
Bitzing's mother. Knowing that Mrs.
Lang had not been at home and think
ing that she might possibly have re-
turned they went to the house and
rang the doorbell. There Was no re.
ply, but they did notice man walking
across the room. Mrs. Biting rushed
down street to the Pioneer office and
summoned Ed. Ho'ze, night linotype
operator, he went after the police
man while Mr. Fitting guarded the
house. When Policeman jones arriv.
ed thorough search failed to reveal
the marauder and he must have made
his escape from a rear window. Moth
ing had been touched at all.
julius Sgutt Of Harvey is minus a
watch and charm and 81 in cash,
stolen from his home one night re-
Gently.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
Thanksgivlng--The Home Day
BY REV. DR.. N. o. HILLS.
-hANksGlvlN0 10 tho home


day. Il 10 the day for the
L heart and ito affections. u
10 4 day for the dreams and
the ideals Of youth and maiden.
Il 10 a day for youth away from
homo to freshen their hopes and
kindIe anew their aspirations.
Upon this day tho son returns to
his mother and the daughter to
her father, together with tho it,
Ito flock. Upon this day tho ire
burns brightly on the old hearth
stone, and those far off on sea
or land look Ionging|y toward
the family festival, even as a
bird after long travels longs tor
ito nest. This festival OF the
family 10 wholly American, re-
peatine no tradition, echoing no
foreiqn custom, communicating
no hero, no epoch, no revolution.
Our fathers founded this hoIi'
day that stood for the home -
tho typical American institution.
America 10 the only nation in the
world that has q holiday devoted
70 the home and the family.
4 4 4 4 Z
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
What WAR
MOVES mean
BY J. W. T. Mason, Former European
Manager, United Press.

New YORK, NOV. ZU.-AHnOugn tue
German naval victory or The Chilean
coast was on the first of November
the story of England's defeats has
only now reached London in the Of
fetal report of the captain of the
Glasgow. 1t is sorry reading for the
Englishmen meaning as it does that
| the British commander underestimate.
ed the enemy and allowed himself to
ibe outmanouvered.
Following so closely upon the de-
tailed description of the audacious de-
struction the Glasgow's report un'
doubtedly would cause for greater loss
of their superdreadnaught. Naval
Numbering such as has been thought
impossible among highly trained Off
GERS of the British fleet is inevitably
suggested by the disaster off the Chill
can coast.
The mystery of the British battle
ship Campus is cleared up by inter
ference in the Glasgow report. 1t is
there stated that Admiral Craddock
signalled the Campus: II am going
to attack the enemy" The signal must
have been sent by wireless. The
meaning apparently is that the Cano'
pus, attached to Admiral Craddock's
squadron to give him offensive su'
periority over the enemy, was some
distance from the main squadron, ell
Their delayed by high seas or scouting
for the enemy's ships in another di'
rection. Instead Of delaying for the
Campus to come up, the British fleet
gave immediate fight.
The question arises whether the
Germans would have waited for the
arrival of the Campus, whose speed
was several knots less than any OF
the German units. Wouldn't Admiral
Won Spec have gotten his squadron
away without difficulty? He might
but the question is strategic one
When the heavy armoured battleship
Joined the British feet, it was Admir-
al Craddock's problem to catch the
Germans in such position as to
make use Of the Campus heavy ar
|tillery.
The problem before Admiral Won
Spec was to come up before the Brit
ish squadron, with the Campus absent.
Having been. caught in this predica'
ment, it seems to have been Admiral
Craddock's duty to have fallen back
He had been given the Campus to
make use If her superior guns, why
then should he have engaged the Ger
mans with his own superiority in ar
tillery gone and at the same time
when the superiority had momentarily
passed to the Germans? Admira,
Craddock possesses high reputation
az a naval commander and yet not
only did he rush into the fray against
the heavier German guns, but also did
he allow himself to be outmanouver'
ed concerning so important matter
as the disappearing sunlight.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

Thomas Cooper, director of the
North Dakota Experiment station, re-
turned on Wednesday to Fargo from
Washington, D. c., where he has been
for the past week attending meeting
Of the American Association Of Agri-
cultural Colleges and Experiment Sta
tions az the representative Of the To-
cal experiment station and extension
department.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

We are now able to give you some.
thing new in Eyeglass Mountings.
Neat and dainty. We have every
style and size at Buffers.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

The Powers elevator at EckelsUn
burned to the ground Tuesday night
The bulldog and contents were entire
ly destroyed. The elevator was near
ly full of grain at the time and the
fire is supposed to have started in the
Office.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

If you want Glasses come here, for
our success is the best evidence that
we have the Skill, Brains, and Facili-
ties for giving you better work, at
Buffers.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

I have had 10 years experience in
Examining Eyes and Fitting Glasses
for Eyestrain. We specialize. There
fore we are better qualified at Buffers.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
COMPLETED LIST OF
AWARDS AT POULTRY SHOW

Black Cochin Bantam, LIST cock, LIST
End, 2rd hen.
Rose Comb White Bantam, LIST cock
Rose Comb Black Bantam, LIST cock
list hen.
Dark Drama Bantam, LIST hen.
Light Drama Bantam, LIST hen.
White Silkies Bantam, list cock, LIST
End hen, LIST and End cockrel, LIST pull
let.
Golden sebright, End and 3rd cock,
list and End hen.
Black Tail japanese Bantam, Isl
cock, LIST hen.
White Tail Japanese Bantam, Isl
cock.
Black Breasted Red Game Bantam
LIST hen.
Brown Breasted Red Game Bantam
list cock.
Golden Duckwing Game Bantam, Isl
cock, list hen.
Red .Phyle Game Bantam, LIST hen
1st pullet.
White Breasted Polish Bantam, 1st
hen, list pullet.
White Crested Polish, list cock, list
End, 3rd hen.
Golden Bearded Polish, 1st cock, Isl
hen.
Silver Bearded Polish, list cock, Isl
hen.
Buff Land Polish, st cock, LIST hen.
Non Bearded Polish, LIST cock, LIST hen
/ st cockrel, list pullet.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn, LIST, End
2rd 4th, 9Th hen.
Blue Andalusian, list cock, list, End
! 3rd, 4th, 5th hen, LIST pullet.
White Black Spanish, list, End, 3rd
4th, 9Th hen.
Silver spangled Hamberg, LIST, End
3rd hen.
Notified Houden, LIST cock, LIST hen.
Black Hamberg, LIST cock. LIST hen.
Notified Ancona. 1st cock. LIT, md
3rd, 4th, 5th hen.
Dark Cornish, 1st cock. 1st hen, Isl
Cockerel.
Sumatra Game, LIST cock.
White Cornish Game, list cock, Isl
hen.
Bronze Turkey, 4th cock, 4th hen.
Pekin Duck, LIST cock, LIST hen.
GRAY Call Duck, LIST and End hen, Isl
End 3rd hen.
White Call Duck, LIST cock, LIST hen
India Runner Duck, LIST cock, Isl
hen,
Colored Muscovey Duck, LIST cock
1st hen.
White Muscovy Duck, LIST cock, Isl
hen.
Emden Geese, list cock, LIST hen.
Toulous Geese, list cock, LIST hen,
Pea Fowls, 4th cock. End hen.
Pearl Guineas, LIST cock, LIST and 2nd
hen, LIST cockerel, LIST and End pullet.
White Gunneas, LIST cock.
Ring Neck Pheasants, LIST cock, Isl
hen.
Silver Pheasants, list cock, LIST hen
Golden Pheasants, 1T oock, LIST hen
Special Prizes
Best Pair Geese
Best Pair ducks-Pekln.
Best Pair Bantams-Black Cochins
Best Pair Ornamental - Colder
Pheasants.
Best Pair Brown Leghorn.
Largest Display.
Mrs. John Mortenson, Valley City,
Toulous Geese, LIST cockrel, LIST pullet
Mrs. J. NJ. Moffitt, Valley City-Tou
lous Geese, End cockerel, End hen.
IF. Rogers, Valley City-Partridgt
Wwandottes, LIST hen, LIST cockerel, 2nt
pullet, LIST pen.
J. H. Whitcher, Valley City-Part
ridge Wyandottes, End cockerel, LIST
3rd, 4th, 5th pullet. End pen.
p; J. H. Whitcher-Bronze Turkeys
, 9Th cock, 5th hen.
Mrs. w. E. Shrum, Valley City-Ret
Comb White Leghorn, LIST cock, LIST
+; End, 3rd, 4th hen, LIST cockerel; Ret
Comb Reds, End cocy, 5th hen.
l.. B. McMullen, Valley City-Ree
Comb Rhode Island Reds, list cock, Is
End, 3rd, 18th hen, LIST, End, 3rd cock
; erel, list, End, 3rd, 4th pullet. specia
,, Best pen Reds.
j. F. Martin, Chaffee, N. D.-Ret
Comb Rhode Island Reds, 4th cock
J erel, 5th pullet; White Orpington, 1s
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
LINCOLN SCHOOL PROGRAMS.

Parents and parents of the Lincoln
school are invited to the programs CIV
en- in the various rooms on Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. The first
and second grades are giving theirs
together in little three-act play, dra-
matizing the origin of and passing of
the first Thanksgiving. The fourth
grade have prepared a suitable pro-
gram. Also the eighth in their regu-
larry literary society. The fifth and
sixth grade sare giving one together.
"The First Thanksgiving" dramatic.
ed by the first and second grades Lin.
coin:
ACT I.
Time-Saturday before Thanksgiv-
ing.
Place-Meeting House.
ACT II.
Notwithstanding Morning.
Place-Church.
ACT III.
misunderstanding afternoon.
Place-Feast.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

Coming our way? Well guess.
Why? Because we give best service
at the Butler Eyesight Specialists.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
Good
Money In
Grain Now

You are of course watching
grain prices closely and know
what wheat, rye, flax, etc., are
selling for today.
And you know that there's
good money in every load you
sell at present prices.
Price may 20 still higher
but we want every load you br ng
in this month.
The carefulgrading, reason
able docking and quick service
you get here plus the highest
cash price makes our elevator 8
popular.
Special
It's safer to get all of your
winter coal hauled right away.
You NAY be able to get it
easily and have goo3 roads later
on but you take long chances.
Genuine Scranton nut will
keep you warm-we have it now.
S. T. O'NEIL, Agt at German.
IRA CHAPMAN Agt., at Eckelson.
R. E. DRESSER Agt. at spiritwood.
POWERS ELEVATOR CO.
ooRMAn. CckGLsoN sssRiTWooo
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

Vienna, Nov. "a, via Amsterdam and
London,-An official announcement is
sued by the Austrian general staff says
I'm the southern war theater, pow
erful Austrian forces have crossed the
Kolubara river, but the Servians are
resisting in several well chosen forti-
fled positions.
Our patrols in the last two days
captured 2,440 prisoners. Servians
captured since Nov. total $4,000.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

Berlin, via The Hague and London
Nov. PA dispatch from Jaffa, Pal
estine, says that great war demonstra-
tions were held in that town Nov. 10.
Prayers were offered at the Omar
mosque for the success of Turkey,
Austria and Germany. and their rul-
ers. Later there were manifestations
in the barracks, says the message.
and there were demonstrations of
sympathy at the Austrian and Ger.
man consulates.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
NOTICE
Sale Ct Real Property

Pursuant 10 the provisions % q Deed
% Trust - me. executed A. r-usts by
II =. dI-sfns anu his wife Hrs Kate
E1rxlas 10 eci1re certain mttehred-
les therein mentioned. which b re-
eurtied ln eak w Par. rB n the
thstncgry CLERKS Office az the County
CT LAfsvetse and the Sl11e u Nis-iss-
lppt. 1 VIII - tine request % the heue
rnitry n aat Deesi ~ rrust proved
10 sci Tor CASH. on the HIGHEST builder.
within LEwsui hUurs. t1 'front.' Of ana
south DOR Of the Cou-r House IN Ok
ford NsiziPri. on n- 5tr dav Of
Nctqherr 1919. enc enlnwur ts~c1bati
Pr1pertF. lying and being H me C1rn
" q Lafayette. and The stat st Mas
issippi. ri-wiE.
Let No II A. the same b. designated
on the pam 4 the City af OxEarf. La
fayer-e County,. Mississippi. "a section
q Town his . Ennge 3 West. known
a. the T. J. Harans Homestead, on
Ponrctoc Street Ia lmif cirv.
The ufir to the anove property Is
believed D. be g0os. but viii convey
only such urle ~ Is vested N ne a.
trustee
Wlluass nv signature this the 9Th
lay of >epesma 1874.
" = Porter, Trustee
and SEE. ~ oxford suiiIf1C
loan As-sociatiuu-
CE SLOUGH Attorney t1r Trustee.
A.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

lafayette Cu1n1v.
Whereas a ? ,n signed 81 2. %
A1ferela AMI others praying fa- the
e-taalfahn1e1s ~ q raaft dis -er umd7r
Chapter tEs the Laws of 1884. and
N-ilflunlcnts aherurn. asaG she Eo1rt
& S~gperv@of ca Iee stca All ~gs
horts Ger tle parpuse Of constructing
and mlAiaZmil- cits or mere punic
highways tae f.let #st eartl-t 81
as Petition hrs been E.ed Wtzk -
Eo1trd
Vow the hereby CIV
e1 1hIn u tle purpes aad us-srt ct
the Board &c Surrr ars Ut slil GHra-
~ ant state - ss-e Eents aas e rta-
iush tas rad siscref 10 PRAYED fr ID
sad Petition a. -ia E~etia- .tcber.
1875. meeting. gnless a ~unlcienE anna
her e The qualified slctors "a Sud
eusirirt r~etitfou arliHst the Lay ing oar
81 sa.d district AMI ISSUANCE ag bond-
~ prayed tor. acvcriaig 10 Cil1gtst tF1
Laws 1910, ard amendments thereto.
oaat proposed district co b. errau-
tzest umier She name Of aTke Coihsat
III Road DISTRICT. oe fAflvesse com
~. Mss art embracing aarE- lying In
>upsrvtsurs District 8 "a Ltsav-fte
ensnfv. Nmsesipui. and said petition
b. ca dir with she CEancerv Clerk IL
said County where all persons NAV
investigate aaue a. their interests
may appear
y ilnsss my signature and sea- OF
aGicr this the stn has OF sept 1874
W u NooDW ARD, Chan Cia-k
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

About fifteen years ago Joseph
Ssoats introduced into the ecu-
uurity I remedy for the cure OK
6ssuIa- It proved 50 elective
that It began TO be used On other
forms Of inflammation and Il was
scoa found TO have a wonderful
power TO destroy every specie or
uierobs that attacks living 1esh-
The remedy has been given the
name The Ssnate MicrObs De-
sruyer-'s Is has been used by
OF people IN Lafayeere
county who recommend II for
Aocesses, Boiz. Burns, Bruises
Carnuncles. Ulcers. Esf0Is- Piles
SeruEuIa, Shingles Ssyss. Warts
Eezena, TesEer- Itch Ring Worn
NsstIe Rash, Poison Ivy. ChaaHg-
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