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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
PROXY POzY-
SKANIA GRECY|
WYSLANNIK FRANCYI CO.
CHIN KONFERrJE Y
KR6LEM GRECKIM.
PogIoska 0 ukIadzie grecKo-
- buIgarskim.

Londyn, 1S list. Zabiegi, ce-
lem pozyskania sobie Grecyi
dalej So czynione. Dzisiaj po
poludniu' byl u kr6la Konstan-
tyna ma prywatnej audyencyi
specyalny wyslannik DIPLOMA
tczny Francyi, Denys Cochin,
kt6ry jest czlonkiem gabinetu
francuskiego. o czem mowimo,
pozostaio taiemnica, ale ogolne
jest zdanie, re Cochin pred
stawil kr6lowi Konstantynowl
warunl1i, ma iakich moze
przyjSc do wzajemnego porozu
mienia j pokojowego zalatwle-
MIA kilku drazliwych spraw.-
lMianowicie sprzymierzeni ME
zadaia, ably Grecya staneIa po
Itch stronie pomogla i'm czyn-
ME. Domagaja sic tylko zyczh-
wei neutralnoSci, zwlaszcza, a.
iby Grecya ME przeszkadzola i'm
W dalszem ladowaniu wojsk W
Salonikach, ME rozbraiala i ME
Iinternowala tych oddziai6w, =
ktore cofnac sic beda zmuszone
na terytoryum greckie. Ia to
Grecva otrzyma Cypr i pewna
sfere wplyw6w W Malei Azyi'
w Atenach oczekuja Kitche,
nora zanim odjedzie Cochin.
Berlin, via Londyn, 1S list
ze sfer wiarogodnych donosza
ze spodziewanem jest zawarcle
Iuksadu pomiedzy Grecya a Blu:
garya odnosnie przyszloSci OBJ
KRAKOW, sfery ich interesow l a.
neksacyi terytoryow przez obs
na6stwa. Wprawdzie dotych'
czas uklad taxi ME zostal jesz'
cza zawarty. ale Niemcy poma.
Gaia. aby staEsie on rzeczywi'
stoscia-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19

New York, N. Y, 19 listop.
LIMA wloska wstrzymala ma
nieogranicZony czas wyjazd
swych okret6w 2 Ameryki. Ia
topienie parowca Ancona j O.
becnoSci ma morzu Sr6dziem-
mem niemieckich i austryac-
kich lodzi podwodnych SO przy
czyna zatrzymania ruchu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
EX ! RA
j. HILLsTRoM sTRACoNY.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah,
l9 listOp. Joseph HillstrOni, poe
ia filozof, clonek organizacyi
robotniczej l. w. w., stracony
tn zostaI dzisiaj rano wyro-
klein sadu, przez rozstrZeanie.
Skazany on zOstal W lacznO.
Sci z rozruchami robOtniczemi,
"a zamordowanie ]. G.. MorisO-
ma i jego syna, grosernik6w.-
zadaniu jego zawiazania mu O.
czu, Odm6wiOno.
Hillstrom byi poddanym
szwedzkim, a prezydent Wilson
dwukrotnie wstawial sic "a
MIN, lecz bezskutecznie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19

Washington, D, c., 10 listop.
Prezydent Wilson postanowil
wystosowac energiczny protest
do Austryi, przeciw nieludzkie-,
mu sposobowi zatopienia stat
ku wloskiego Ancona, przez
iodz podwodna niemiecka.
Wprawdzie rad washing
tonski jest niemal pewnym, ze
ME byla to LODI austryacka, a.
te niemiecka, kt6ra uzyla flagi
austryackiej, to iednak . uwa-
.gi ma to. re rad austryach a.
tax ma Ancone przypisuje, swei5
!qdzi, protest tez do niejSSysto.
sowany bye smoze. \
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
EcKADRA A ANGI E L S X A
WJEzDzA MA BALTYK.

Londyn, 10 list. W przeci-
wienstwie do wiadomoSci poda-
nei W czwartek, il widziano flo
tyIe niemiecka zlozona 2 % tor
! roedowcow i jednego wielkiego
krazownika wjezdzajaca W Gle
shine Kathegat (prowadzaca z
Baltyku ma morze Polnocne),
radeszla wiadomosc 2 Kopenha
gi do Central News, re anglel-
ska eskadra zlozona z pancer-
5nikow krazownikow tudzlez 2
sstsntr totpedowcow wjechaia W
~ hartak ciespine Kathegat.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
DOWODY Ma
SP|SKI N|EM|ECK|E
DEPARTMENT SPRAWIE-
DLIWOsCI PRZEPROWA-
DZI SCISLE SLEDZTWO.

Washington, D. c., 10 listop.
Rewelacye byiego konsula au-
stryackiego W San Francisco,
dra J. Goricara, ujawnione W
dzienniku Providence Journal,
sa przedmiotem dochodzen re
strony departamentu sprawle-
dliwosci. Bye moze, re przybio-
ia one charakter miedzynaro-
wy, zwlaszcza, il obwiniony W
O. kierownictwo w spiskowaniu
Niemcow w Ameryce, konsul
generalny austryacki Won Nu-
ber, luz poprzednio wmieszany
byE W sprawe falszowania pa
szport6w. Obecne oskarzenle
90 o kierowanie spiskiem celem
niszczenie zakladow wyrabiala-
Ieych arauricye j niszczen'e ia
kowei W przewozie, jest bardzo
powaznei natury, a nastep-
stwem tego, byloby co nal
mniej pzymusowe wydalenle
go Z kraju.
Szef biura sledczego departa
mentu sprawiedliwosci, A.
Bruce Bielawski, konferowal W
srcde DIR. Goricarem i wy
dawca dziennika Providence
Journal, zebral potrzebne fax
ia. kt6re przedstawil W Wa
shingtonie. Fakta tie sa tego ro-
dzaiu. ae zmuszaja departa-
ment sprawiedliwosci do pre-
prowadzenia Scislego sledztwa
w czynnosci Won Nubera i in.
nvch kmsul6w austryacklch 4
niemieckich w Ameryce.
Prowadza do spisku ma Bethle-
hem.
Pewne szczegdy naprowa-
dzaja ma trop, re zniszczenie
przez ogien pred tygodniem
iednego z wielkich warsztatow
w Bethlehem, re szkoda ST.
100000, W maszyneryi, arma-
tach i innych wyrobach wojen-
nych, przypisac nalezy propa-
gandzie niemieckiej.
R6wniez powstawanie poza-
row po fabrykach wyrabiaja-
! iacych bron amunicye, tu-
dziez ognie ma okretach, pocho-
. dzi tez z tego zrodla.
Rad washingtonski posiada
luz dowody ma to, re z poczat-
kiem wojny z New Yorku wy
tprawionych zostalo kilka okre-
tow Z zywnoscia i innemi po-
/, trzebami, dla statkow wojen-
lnych niemieckich, operujacych
ma wodach poludniowei Anne
;ryki, ma co Rad niemiecki do
starczyl s75o,0oo, a wypiata ia
kowych zajmowalo sic biuro
new yorskie linii okretoweJ
lhamburskiej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19

Liverpool, 10 list. Dwunastu
ludzi z zalogi parowca amery-
kanskiego New York, skaza-
nych zosta}o w czwartek ma IA
dni wiezienia i ciezkie roboty,
"a przybycie ma lad bez pasz-
portu, gdy wladze odm6wily O.
kretowi wysadzenia ludzi ma
lad.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19

Harrisburg, Pa, 19 list. Je-
remiah S. Shanaman, fabry-
kant sztucznych czlonk6w, -
zmah nagle w piatek ma udar
serca. Ma chwile przedtem o.
trzymaI on zam6wienie cd rza-
du francuskiego, ma dostawe
sztucznych nog rak, wartoscl
100000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19

Nogalez, Ariz., 10. list. Via
donnosc otrzymana tu W czwar-
tex podaje, ze gen. Villa zostal
dose ciezko zraniony W walce
.przednich stray, kt6re rozpc-
.czely W Srode bitwe pod A
qua de Coytos, ma p6hoc cd
Hermosillo, Hktore Jest W re-
kach wojsk Carranzy. S7
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
Sukces Anglik6w.

Londyn, 18 list. Ostatnio woj
ska brytyjskie zaatakowaly po-
zycye tureckie ma Gallipoli i
zdobyly transze tureckie ma
froncie 2S0 yardow. Turcy po-
nie$li dotkliwe straty. Jedna-
kowoz W Londynie panuje pre-
konanie, ze wojska sprzymie-
rzonych nalezy wycofac CALI
polls, a przeniesc ie do Serbii,
edzie sytuacya stale sic coraz
trudniejsza. tenn bardziej, re
sprzyrnierzonym zagraza takze
Grecya.
z Kmstantynopola la donosza,
ze buduja tam juz }uki tryum-
falne ma przyiecie cesarza Will
helma, ktory zapowiedzial
przyjazd do stolicy Turcyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19

washington, D. C., 10 listop.
DEPARTMENT. stsau zostai "a
b Eondynu, re je-
den 2 oficer6w ,pomocniczego
krazownika niemieckiego, in
ternowanego W NeWpsrt Va.,
kt6ry zlamaWszy parol. zbiegi,
znaiduie sic W rekach wladz1
angielskich
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-19
.PR0BA NOVEL 0FEN-
zYWY N|EM|ECK|EJ.
ANGLICY ZDOBYWAJA
TRANSZE NIEMIECKIE.

Rotterdam, 18 list. Niezwy-
kia ruchliwoSc Niemcow ma od-
cinku Arras Armentieres ka-
ze przypuszczac, re Niemcy
przygotowuja lokalna ofenzy-
we. sciagaja oni wojska r6z-
nych punktow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Laws Governing Subscriptions.

Here are the decisions Of the
United States court on the above
subject:
Subscribers who do not give
express notice to the contrary are
considered as wishing to renew
their subscription.
.sIf the subscribers order a dis.
continuanee- OF their publication
the publisher may continue Il
send them untii all dues are paid
..If the subscriber refuses {,
tske periodicals from the ppst
office 10 which they arr directed
he is responsible until he has
settled his bill and ordered the
paper discontinued.
IF subscribers move 70 other
places without informing the pub
Usher and.the papers are sent to
his former address, the subscriber
is held responsible.
The courts have held that re-
fusing 20 take periodicals from
the pustofiI-e or removing and
leaving them uncalled Tor is aIima
faeia evidence Of Intention 10
defraud.
"lf subscribers pay in advance,
they are bound 10 give notice at
the end Of time if they do not wish
TO continue taking il, otherwise
the subscriber is responsible until
express notice with payment of
all arrearages is sent TO the pub
Usher
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Tala Communication.

Owing to illness in his family
Ben L. Durhye was unable to fill
his appointment here last Satur-
day. However we hope TO have
him with US later.
We are sorry 70 learn that Mr..
Tom Senior has charged his
plans, aud will not move into the
house vacated by Mr.. Levi Davis.
We understand ne has received a
civil appointment in the Philip
ines.
Dexter Davis and Mack Brown
were the officials in u league game
of basket ball between Potlocona
and Cow Pen College last Satur
day. They returned at twelve
o'clock Saturday night, leg-wear-
led and worn Out.stiIl they say it
was great time. They claim to
have arranged. for a game be-
tween Tula and the above named
noted college.
Sups- Smith was welcome Wis.,
itor. il the School Monday after
noCn.
Prof. T. n Purvis OF the Inde-
psndence district spent Friday
night With friends in Tula.
Mr.. r. W. Davis is going 10
move away from our village this
weak. We ere sorry 10 lose him
Il is reported that Mr.. Cleve
Lindsey went ''cross de ribbers
Saturday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance to prevent dogs from
rnnning ~ large in City OF fxfor,i.
Be II ordained, by the council % the
city OF oxford. thar from and after
the adoption of this ordinance it shall
d. unlaws ul FOR anv dog 20 run ~ larer
,s-iiti.. -. ....rea-qse iie4iia ~ tho Gii,
81 Oxsord nc any time day Of night and
any deg go found straying front 81
owners promises or running at large
may he killed rs any person and s'ich
PERSON shall not be liable therefor 20
tac owner % sgeh dog
b. i further erdain i. that the own
er OF sry do permitting the same 60
stray from his or her owners premises
.r va ggt 30 larga IN the Cifv of Oxford,
h1ii be guilty pf 4 misiemenor and on
epnvieii n shall ie fined u move than
T a Dollars aud niay be confined Ia
fatl uatu all fhe and costs are D Ia an
in nf'itiau Their to such OWNERS shall
b. Babe t1 any person injiren hy such
dog while ruaning at large
q il irrther ordained, that fc- the
ErCtectioA q thr pln,e health the
alnre Ordinances shall take eifeci
from aud after the p- i5agA ther " and
~ office of the ity saa / triC1y eu-
tarcc The same.
laese 0ruina0s'ca wore Nass bi
be following vote. 10 WITT "a 5
dants es, = ~. Av n1 yea } 81
iSwsh-s yea. rags none. Feb rs. 1915
J VI. LAwsHeE, Il. $ ADAMS,
Clerk. Mayor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04

In this issue OF the Eagle we
cali your attention to the an
nouncement OF Mr. Walter Davis
Tor the office Of Tax Assessor Of
Lafayet e County. Mr.. Davis has
spent his life in the interest nf
the Democratic party and has
had its principles so impressed
upon him that he would not feel
at home unless he was under the
Gamer OF old line Democracy.
MIR. Davis has been n resident
OF Oxford for many years where
he has held some very important
positions and discharged his
duties as a man should Mr.
Davis IS thoroughly qualified to
fiji the work, and has made good
in all the work that he h IS under
taken He IS a splendid specimen
OF young manhood, l. well known
and popular throughout the coun-
ty. III elected he will bring to
the discharge of the duties OF the
office the same fidelity that mas
characterized his course through
out. Mr.. Davis asks the voters
throughout the county 10 look
carefully into his record. private
and public. He is now asking
the people to honor him with
their votes in the coming primary
election in August.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Money to Loan.

Applications received for loans
from $4,000 TO $40, eco. GO, on I'M
proved and unimproved town
property and farm lands. Interest
: per cent straight. Interest pay
able annually or semi-annu lily
Time: one 70 ten years. APP
plicants for loans will please give
description, location, and valua :
ton of properly offered as security
for loan. State improvements
and valuation OF same.
We want County representa-
tives to receive applications for
loans, appraise property, and
serve IS our exclusive representa-
tive Attorney or real estate men
preferred. Applicants for loans,
and applicants for agencies posi-
lively required to furnish at least
two character references and for
ward postage. i've e stamps, for
application blanks, full particu-
lars and prompt reply. Write
Southern uiflee, Southeastern
Mortgage Loan Assn, Fourth
! Nat / Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Ca.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Another Oxford
Case.

u Proves That There's A WAY One for
Many Suffering OXFORD Folks.
jus. another report - case H. Ok
ford Anofner typical case ktirey
ailments relieved IN Oxfer'i with Deans
Kidney pilis.
=. h. Fur. grucer. North ST.. Ok
ford, says. "Onr e. the family was
suffering from taciache accompanied
~ 20 frequent passages Of thu kidnfy
secretion-. Doan'S kidney Pills. pro-
cured 1T Kenslleis Drag Score qnri.iy
removed al The trncb,e, and iis- bsns.-
Tic has been lasting NJ own txper-
fence with Dams Kidney Pill. was
mort <aiissactnrs Although I have =
not used Deans Kidey Pills IN lorg
time, my opinion % IN M "a expressed
before remains the same =
Price SIC, &C ali dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-gpt
Doan's Kidney Piils-the satne that aIr
FUR recommends. Fost Milhurn ca
Props, Buffalo y Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04

esec'fsr acly certified 81 and it appear
ne1~rw fr-n ead ratlras Tat tha vots
cas- = aaid electrn Nascs Slows to-wit.
rs A1arns. Mavcf-c eancHman for
salary %. ac.irst salary 81.
y " Aesal C1unziinlar. for saiafg
s6. ars|-f' salary 9E
.. =. Laws11c. C1rn1iuan iar salary
e5 -Ear1t sallrg a5
Ard whereas: q appearing from there
tlfns 81 said election comm saiorer IRA.
a1rly Of Ere sasa~ zns& az saii eiec
l1n asorte ~ ralfeau5a ST. ad5aanc
e t'is s4larF 81 e. >. Adams. Mayor
Ccur-iiira1
Sec. 8 Therefore Be & Rasoised. stat
TIE sslarg e. z S. kaArs iayuf-Ctaf
ei.mnn be ara tie same IS aaresy fzsd
az seo.C1 asr north psyaaia ncntaly
from jarurrv %th.slef5. Z.
Read 1nc r1sscd Fehscart e.. 1879
r. S. Adams. Mayer. Il w. ksans and
j. n Lawehse. Counciirsn sStinr fea
nays none.
r. s. Alsrs. Mayo-
!. n. LsWsazr. Civ Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Nh. 5. H. Plant

Oxford is bereaved in the death
Of MIR. 5. II. Plant the eldest and
one Of the most prominent citiz-
ems OF our community, which oc
CURED Thursday evening at .
minutes past $ O'Clock. Ir.
Plant would have been ~ years
old in July. He has been q citi-
zen Of Oxford x years, always
prominent ard successful in bus
mess aud devoted to his church
and all that would advance it's
interests or the good Of the COM
munity. Fbrthe past few years
he has suffered very much FROM
the ilflrmities Of age and his
familiar form was not often seen
OUTSIDE OF his home, but he vas
not forgotten and his memory
will still live in the he1rts OF a
wide circle OF feiends-
>. II. Plant was born in New
berry district, South Carolina,
July -. 1923. He moved to
Union county, Miss, in 1871 and
wss married 20 Miss Lucy Ann
Boswell Jan 25th, tS4e. Ten
children were born to them, only
two or them now living. lie
moved to Oxfors in October 1873
and went tito the mercantile
business in 1871. The remains
were laid TO rest Friday evening z
besides the loved companion Of
his youth and the tired body is
rest, while the spirit has gone TO
his heavenly home We sympa-
thize with his loved ones who will
miss him more and more.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Oil Treatment for
Stomach Troubles

A sirHple prescription made up Of
combination of pure vegetable oils is
producing wonderful results for suffer-
ers from stomach liver and intestinal
troubles. The remedy. which is said
to have Originated in France, where it
he's been used for years by the peasan-
try, was introduced int thiscor ,try by
George II Mayr- leading Caicagu
druggist. VIII cured himself or severe
stomach, liver and Intestinal troublei
by its use Those who have used 1t ga
the first dose X sufficient 10 convince
any one of its remark Bile merit. and
chat within twenty four hours the sur
IL or feels Tx a new person This
medieize, which has become known as
Mayr's Woneeriul Remedy Is sold BY
leading druggists every where with the
positive understanding rat your rlcn
ey will be refunded without question
or qaible IL ONE cottle fails 10 give you
absolute satisfaction.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Monday Of April, 1915.

szrae b@inx the sti, day 81 said month
uroceed to sell al pubic outcry 10 the
highest bidder for CASH at the South
siaor cf the Court hou-e in said County
the fol owing de-cribed property. 10
wit - beginning ar point - roda dae
West OF the North east t-prruir ~ the
ssath west quarter Of See. 5 Township
, Range Wet, RAINING 10 yarts
West. thence 20 yards south. thence
- ards Ea<t. thence 20 yards North
TO the point ~ beginning. ps.nfainina
One ecre. together with all improve
ufrns including two sto y frame
niishra known A. Unien Hail. ali be-
ir- -f.st lsiay - faiavetfe county.
III ai-sippi
said sale Is made 70 satisfy m enrol
lei judgement in said ease together with
Gusts
= itne my signature this the jrt
DAY oi March. 1910
E. +. TEMPLE, Sheriff
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
The WOman's Book Club favors
Institution for Delinquent and
Neglected Youth.

Whereas. the placing in the
same institution with hardened
criminals of culprits Of immature
age is likely to work an injury q
their character and confirm them
as charges to the state, and
Whereas, the segregation OF
such youth under the guard
ianship Of the state in a special
institution would serve every
purpose Of projecting ; eiety
aud al the same time Offer the
possibility az changing the put
look Of these young persons from
that OF criminal career - one
Of useful citizenship, and
Whereas. moreover, many neg
lacted youth who do not actually
commit cfrensss against the law,
but who potentially will, might
likewise in such an institution be
given different outlook and
trained to useful citizenship,
Therefore, be il resolved by
the members OF The Woman ;
Book Club Of Oxford, Miss. that
/. We heartily endorse the
movement for the establishment
in Mississippi OF CT Industrial
and Training School for celin-
quent and neglected youth, acd
Join hands with the efforts OF the
central committee from the wom-
ems organizations Of the state
and with all others working to this
end;
2. We respectfully urge upcn
the notice of the electorate i
Lafayette County and especially
Of the members of the next state
legislature from this district this
great need of the state, and petit
ton that they viii support a suit
abie measure introduced into the
legislature for the establishment
of an institution for the delinquent
and neglected youth that may be
found within the borders OF our
state.
Mrs. ROBERT ToRRSY,
MRs. L. e. OLDHAM,
MRs, J. c. FAINT, Chairman
Committee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04

When ordering Groceries do
you ever think OF the following
quality, correct weight, prompt
service, courteous treatment.
consistent prices and cleanliness.
You can get The combination by
ordering your groceries from
JACK MORGAN. Phone 400.
FOR SALE-Pure Barred Rock
eggs. 81 90 per setting Of 10.
RELRuE PRICE, K. r. p. 1.
III. John ?. cofey Of the Dali
las aeighoorhood dropped dead
while feeding bis mules. He was
due back at the house for break
feet and did not return so the
members OF his family went in
search for him and found his
cody in the stable where h e
hreathed his last.
Those tkat read the proceed
ings OF the Board Of Supervisors
Of last months saw where We
made an ertpy in the allowance
OF Mr.. ". J. Lovelady. We had
hira with six DAYS extra where L
should have been eight days
extra
On Friday afternoon March 9TH
at 3 CLOCK, the Kings Daughters
will meet IN the annex OF the first
Presbyterian church. There viii
be an election of officers and all
dues paid. This is "A Ueeting Of
great Importance. and all mem
bers urgently requested to be
present.
FOR SALk.-One gasoline en-
CINE. one Grist Mill and all ac-
eeSories, in good condition VIII
take a mule, cattle or a good note
in payment. Apply to-:
Mas $. NJ. SMITH
Oxford, Miss.
Chiffon X Company have re-
ceived a large and fresh lot of
the old reliable Landreth Garden
Seeds which has been on the
market t3l years Il will pay
ycu to give these seed a trial.
Be sure and call and get their
bulk prices.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Conc er, By Home Talent.

a concert by home talent viii
DO given at eight o'clock March
the 18Th, at the Lyric. Theatre
for the Belgian Relief Fund. This
entertainment is under the aus
pieIes of the following seven
women's clubs; Kings Dausn-
ters. d A. r., L. d. c., Blown
ing Club. Women1s Book Club.
Novelty Club and Twentieth Cen.
fury Club.
The adl ission will be twenty
i've cents to all. Seats may be
reserved at two o'clock on the
DAY of the concert at the Lyric
ticket Office without extra charge
An attractive program has been
arranged and good crawd is
hoped for.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
no Use To TRY AND WEAR OUT
NOURGOLD IT WILL WEAR
YOT OFT INSTEAD

Thousands keep Oh suffering ronghs
and Colds through neglect d DELAY.
Why make. yourself an easy prey 70
serious ailments and epidemirs ~ the
result of a neglected Code Coughs and
Colds sap your strength and vitality mn
less checked in the early stages. Dr.
Kings New Discovery is what you
need the first dose helps. Your head
clears up. you breathe freely aad You
feel 50 much better Bay bottle to-
day and tart taking IL ut once.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
srbscribefor the Eagle.


We are authorized to announce
Mr. J. T.. Young IA candid tie
for supervisor of Beat for the
next term. Mr.. Young Is a well
known citizen OF his section and
would, make u fine official He
IS intelligent, energetic, aud fully
alive to the business pertairing
- the administration0f the county
affairs. He would make the pub
lie welfare his personal interest
and serve the people well il ehos-
en- for the position. He asks the
consideration of the voters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
Newest Of Spring Has.

The quaint flower trimmed
bo1nets. the new Sailors with til-
ling brims and ilariug lows, the
new turban. simple in wine, dash
liugly chic and sma 4, close flung
eleapes, each with its own pecu-
liar appeal. These, are, all, &c
be had at,
kArEY & SPARKS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-04
An Ordinance of the City q
Oxford.

Be it ordained by the Mayer and Coun-
eilmeu Of the City Of Oxford. that the
salary OF I. W. Ayent. Councilman. Street
Sewer. Light and Water and FIRE Com
missioner OF the City otOzford. be liked
at $1,000 per monsn payable monthly.
Be it further ordaf0cd that the salary
Of J. II. Lawshee Councilman City Clerk,
Tax Collector and clerical Commissioner
Of the City of oxfefd. be fixed a. $500
per month. payable monthly
Read ard passed. by yea ard nay vote
r. S. Adams. Mayor. T. W. Avant and J
H. Lawshee. Couneiimen voting yea nay'
none. February l6sn. 1915
K 6 AnAxs, Mayor.
j. H. LAwsHsE. cle-k.