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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
From Our Home Paper.

G. ". Price. who for some weeks been employ
ed on the Oxford Press, formerly owned by L. N.
Russell, recently nominated for lieutenant-gover-
nor, has purchased the Press and the Oxford
Eagle, and consolidated the two papers, under the
name Of the Oxford Eagle. The first issue of the
Eagle, since the uniting Of the two papers, made
its appearance last week, there being four pages
of home print, while heretofore it has printed only
two pages at home. The paper is full Of live news
and good supply Of advertising, and bids fair to
prosper. With the cooperation Of the people Of
Oxford, Editor Price will give oxford good
Newton Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
For Office.

The Leakesville Herald says: Zone candidate
in green county who made his for office upon
a platform Of "anti-newspaper announcing hard
ly got a smell. This should be sailed down in the
memory of likely aspirants for office for future
guidance
In this county most all the candidates an
nouneed in the papers. thought an effort was made
on the part of one two candidates for certain
office to enter into agreement to boycott the
papers and not announce, but one of the candi-
dates for office would not agree to it, so they all
announced. One of those who wanted to form this
combine was elected. but il is not likely he would
have been had he not used the papers for pub
licity.-NewtOn Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
New Cotton BUYER.

Mr.. B. j. Wiley, a cotton buy
er from Pontotoc, has opened an
office at The Falkner Hardware
store and is now buying cotton.
From the reputation Of Mr.. Wiley
as a business man and a cotton
buyer, it goes without saying
that he will not be overlooked by
those having the staple 70 sell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16

The Lafayette County Press was last week mer-
eed into the the oxford Eagle, and the two came
out as one paper under the title OF the latter. For
nearly third OF a century the Eagle has been edi-
ted by Mrs. E. A. Thompson, while the Press has
had. since its establishment few years ago, al
most as many owners and Editors it has had
years OF existance. However. now that the 1.-TWO
have been made one, we inclined to anticipate
great improvement in it from every viewpoint.
The editorial management is now under Mr.. Geo.
W. Price, who Is also proprietor and publisher.
The Reporter wishes the Eagle great success un-
der its new conditions Southern Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
CITY ORDNANu

An Ordnance Of the Clty Ct c4s-|
prohibiting the blslz rs.,]
covering Of 5ldi-Ss a~]
with any thing sKssrt E-xs|
srial-
Sec ] 5s : ordainsS sg-j
and Council Of the Ctr 4 ors-]
hat no building Of anv sss--z-
De erected. cut Of wood. -r an
except brick. esrasnt. s.srs :
within three hundred Zee. Il =
square Of said City. Pruylcsz y
that a wooden structure zzrx
entirely with metal.
Sec 2 Be i further arsa-s. ;
building nov erected shal = ~
covered with any natsral ss-zx
ccocrste. stone Or nssz
three hundred feet Of TIE 5-si<zz
sad city.
Sec ) Be Z furthsr sraa.nss =
fore any building shaa % susrzj
paired within three hun1rss ~
public square Of sad ciry. - n
erecting or repairing s1ca s5sz|
apply %. and OBTAIN fro- al
commissioner Of said Ctr 4
wrIcrz 50 70 do.
Fer good and sutH1.sz. SD
ordnance become s5s-rss q n
due publication
R. :. Asnz
J. II. LssSsEx. Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
CITY 0RDSasu

Ar Or1n.n>s Of TIE Gu !.
Nississpp'- repeating -
I'll. prohibiting 61a.-s -
with wood Witt 500
square.
Be i ordained ay he IA
CounSil ofths CITY # orssrs ~
that ordnance Nc q. s-ss
building Or covering Vii -
500 feet Of public ss1ars n
same s hereby rspsaiss. 81
sufficient reason tbs srsua.-
effective On ard after aas -
r 5 A-szz y
J. H LssszEE- Clers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
CITY ORDINANCE

An Ordnance authorizing the issuance
Of seven thousand 81 600. ooI dollars
Of Bonds Of the city Of Oxford. Miss,
70 be Known as ~Refunding Bends Of
the city Of Oxford Mss
Whereas On the oath day Ct July. 1895.
the then Board Of Mayor and aldermen Of
Of the town Of Oxford. Lafayette County
State Of Mississippi by an ordnance
duly and hgailY entered and adopted.
authorized and did issue and sell twenty
thousand (s2o.ooo.oo) dollars Of its
Bonds due and payable as foIlows toxit:
100000 lst of January. 1908. and
81 10000 each succeeding January I'd TO
January lst. 1916. when the remainder
or 100000 shall De due and payable.
The said Bonds bearing 6 per cent IN
tsrest per annum. payable on LIST Of
January Of each year after their date.
and. whereas. the Council being ADVISED
and desning il for the best interest Of
the tax payers Of the City Of Oxford,
Miss. 70 refund said Bonds Of the CITY
and TO issue the Bonds in len there al.
dated lst of January. 1916.
Therefore, De il ordained. BY he CIV
Council. that Bonds. IN the arnoux Of
seven thousand Uz.ooo.ool dollars De
autographed and issued and sold for the
purpose Of paying the said bonds due LIST
January. 1916.
Sec 2 That sad Bonds shall bs dat
ed lst Of January. 1916. due and payable
as fellows. towit- $4,000 LIST Of January.
1920. and $4,000 each SUGGESTING Ian
1ary until ali Of said Bonds shall be paid:
that the sad Bonds snail be issued in the
Denomination Of $4,000 each. and shall
bear Intsrsst Al the rate Of 6 per cent
per annun- payable annually. and there
shall os printed and attached thersto
coupons covering the interest thereon 70
mature annually after the date thereof
On January lst. 1915.
Sec s. Be i further ordained TIA:
there Dc and IS hereby ordered an election
WITHIN the corporation Of the city Of Ok
ford. Miss 70 De held on the ssh dzy q
October 1915. al which election there
shall oe submitted to the qualified sctsrs
OF sad city the question Of the approxs
Of ne ordnance ordering the ISSUANCE Q,
5onds % refund and pay the Bends issues
14th day Of July. 1895. and due lst q
January. 1916.
Sex s. Be It further ordzisd that :
Webster. Geo 2. Heard. Jr.- and c. 4
Roach- commissioners Of election for IN,
CITY duly appointed ana now acting =
such. shall hold sad election At the Cour
House n Oxford Miss after giving du
and legal notice Of the tine, ulzes an,
purpose thsrsof. and shall prepare ballot
% be Known as offsizI Ballots On wt;cl
snail D. printed the following words. 10
wit:
For the issuance OF rsfuudsng Bends.
Against the issuance Of rsfundsu
Beads
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
THE COLDS OF MANKIND
CURED Ry pTyFSs

Have you ever gone through tppi-
cal pine forest when you had coldf
What q vigrious impulse il sentl How
You opened wide your lungs to take
IN those invigorating and mysterious
qualities. Yes, Dr. Bells Pfne-Tar-
Honey possesses those stimulating
qualities and oyercomes hacking
coughs The inner lining Of the threat
Is strengthened in its attack against
cold germs Every family needs a
botHie constantly at hand. sc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
Telephone No. IoS.
Thursday, September 10, 1915

Mrs. E. A. Thompson, who for the past thirty
five years has been the talented and able editor Of
the Oxford Eagle retired from the newspaper bust
ness, having sold the paper to G. ". Price, former
ly Of Newton. Mrs. Thompson's trenchant pen
will be missed by the Mississippi press, and her
withdrawal from active service will be distinct
loss to newspaperdOm. May she live long to enjoy
her well-earned rest is the wish of the newspaper
fraternity throughout the state.-Newton Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
Paint

Every gallon costs painters days
work.
Poor paint. mare gallons; good paint
less gallons.
every extra gailoa adds 70 your io6 It's
pnes ana the printers days work. not
far from SIS a gallon.
There ara a duzsa good paints and
hundreds Of poor cnes.
Oovos IS one Of the dozen The chances
are: there isn't another IN this town.
DEOVE
FALKEER HARDWARE co.
sells t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice IS hereby gwen that the urder-
signed. CLERK Of the Board Of Supervisors.
ot Lafaystts County. Mississippi. viii re-
rsiye sealed lids - Until y o'clock noc1
Tuesday octOosr Str. 1915. for ths
building Of the following bridges to~3:
One bridge % Bel Greek. ssss oflrznan
Old NIL. also far re building q 2 suSzes
insids the corporation Of Abossills. Mis-
sissippi. i1st west ofths l. C. RR
Sad Bridges 70 Dc built according q
plans and specifications now On fls n
the Ca2ncery Clerks ofscs Of said coun-
y and State
The Board Of Supervisors reserves the
night 70 reject any and all Dds
" NJ Xoo1EAzc.
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors.
4s-sc G. A. WoccwsRr. D. C.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
University Opens.

The University of Mississippi
to-day. We are inform
ed that the attendance is larger
than ever before in the history Of
the institution. A more extensive
write up Of the opening will be
given next week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
LEGAL NOTICE
The State Of Mississippi. !
County cf Lafayette

The State Of Mississippi.
County of Lafayetts.
Notice IS hereby gwen that the under
signed. Clerk Of the Beard Of Supervisors
Of said County and Stats. viii reesivs
.ssisd hids 10 until IL o'clock noon.
Tuesday. Octo6sr 1915. for TIE
following ~0Fs s0-1s-
TIE building Of lssse across foeona
River bottom on the Markstts Farm. o.
the Bond Issue Read. SAID levss 70 con
tain $4,000 cube yards. Or earth Sorx.
mere or less Also for the building Of
500 A. mere or Isss. Of bridge work on
sad isvss. a. the Msrkstte crossing q
Yoeona River. Also f5r the building q
bridge n The Yoeona Read District No.
/. On Big Kettle Greek. about SO a more
or lsss. lonx. ard also for the building Ct
the following brdsss n Ioeona Road
District Nc. 2 Lafayette County. Ms
sissippi. tswit. bridge 20 n more Or
less. org. on Ertis Kettle Creek: ]
bridge. so q. mere Or less. eng. On Nc
Glaun Creek: hridzs- 20 n more q
less. lsnx. % the S;2rnss branch: also !
5n6ze. rs r. org. nlrs Or less N sad
District on SICK Creek. Also for the
building q ere bndge On the Creek a.
Isons NIL or ne Oxfsrd and Burgess
Read. II District No =. sad bridge bang
zbou: i4o r. nors Or lsss. eng. Al
TIE above work. 5oth bridge ard levse
~ork. &C be 1ons according &c clans ard
speeiScztons no~ CT Sic n ths Chanesry
Clerks ofscs q sad ccuzty ard State-
Tie Beard reserves ths nzht 70 reiect
any and al his. ard isk sane AZ pubhc
ousGry.
Witness ny Signature tnis the sth day
Of Ssp,srFsr. 1915
W. N. Toocskso.
Clerk Of Beard Of Supervisors
++-st G. A Woo1waRr. D. c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16

:. A. Jonas, veteran newspaper man and for
years editor of The Aberdeen Examiner died at
his home in Aberdeen on the morning Of the 18th
instant. Major Jonas was known to thousands
throughout Mississippi and the South. Besides
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16

being the nestor Of the Mississippi press. he had
and enviable war record and was at representa-
tive Of the old school of Southern gentlemen. He
was an exponent Of the principles Of Democracy
and served in the Department Of Agriculture dur
ing the Cleveland administration. The Eagle ex-
thends coincidence to the bereaved family.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16

With the issue of August a. the Oxford Eagle
passed to the ownership of George W. Price, an
experienced newspaper man. The Eagle is one of
the oldest papers in the state and for the past 80
years was owned and edited by Mrs. Thompson.
The Lafayette County Press, which had already
been purchased by Mr.. Price, has been consolidat-
ed with the Eagle and the two papers will be run
under the name of the Oxford Eagle. We wish
the new owner abundant success.-Tupelo Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
RHEUMATISM AND ALLIED PAINS
THEY MUST Goi

The congestion of the blood in its
now causes pain. Sloanis Eminent
penetrates TO the congestion and starts
the blood to flow freely. The body's
warmth is renewed; the pain is gone.
The "man or woman who has rheuma-
tisnr neuralgia or other pain and fails
TO keep sloan's Lniment in their home
: ike a drowning man refusing a
rope Why suffer. Get a bottle of
sloan's. CSC. Soc. s1-O0 bottle hold six
times a. much as sc. size.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
NON RESIDENT Mn

STATE or MISSISSIP7
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
No 1870.
To Mzude Martin. Dshs-
post Office address IS Menpnz
You ara eommanded c zzpzl
the Chancsry court Of LaAFzl
n said state on the -
November. 1915. TO dsfsss p
said court Of Henry Marn1- -
are defendant This SEPT i
wM.
caEs<j
Falknsr Russell & Falxnes
Solicitors for COMP
Asst.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
ELECTION NOTIG

You are hereby nooSsa Ia
Dc he'd in the City Of oxsar1 =
IN the Circuit Clerks ctScs u
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2 a
An Election for the purpose 4
the ratification Of an ora.aaa-s
the City Council o. Ssp.szss
authorizing the issuance Il ssz
and dollars Of refundinz 8zz
City of Oxford. Mississp1i -
amount Of the City's Bonis -
and become 6us and payzns :
1915. same beng the an
Twsnty Thousand Dollar 50
Bond Issue Of the town q 0rs
sissippi. of date Of July "a ~
r. WEBSTER
c. 2. HEARD Z.
C. H. ROACH
Election ccnn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
No.Six-Sixty-Six

This . prsscsiptios prepared specially
ior MALARIA % CHiLlS q FEvE9.
five 90 six tcses viii hreak sny esse, snd
q tzken thea - toaie de Fever via n0s
rstarn- II scfs "a the liver better thxa
CsaHnel snd <~-s not srips o. s;ekea- 2Ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16

GCAdy 4N~"Ss
Little SharIine Hogan age Q
years died Friday night. She
leaves. a mother, father and sis
ter to mourn her untimely death.
Mr. j. T. Lynch is very il.
Mrs. J. p. Webster, Of Wealth
erford, Texas, is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Lynch.
Mrs. J. C. Davis and children.
Della and Sharline, have moved
to Oxford for the winter. Dele
and Sharline will enter school
again.
Mrs. Ada Harris and daughter,
Marterice, are visiting Mr.. J. T.
Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fed Raglsnd, OF
Paris. visited Mr.. Lynch last
week.
Mr.. Levi Davis and family viii
move to Tuia soon.
We are very glad 10 hear that
Delay School will De full.
Misses Olive Hodge, verna
Lagrone and Ivy Thweatt will
teach at Delay the next sholistie
year.
Mr.. Fred Oswald visits Delay
very often.
Mr.. Elton Purvis ia seen rid
ing through Delay almost every
Sunday.
Miss Maynard Lancaster has
returned from Memphis.
Mr.. Marion Wilson and family
of Paris, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lavert Gault recently.
We regret very much that Mr..
and Mrs. johnson Eskridge are
going to leave Delay.
Miss Lucy Anderson is visiting
relatives in Oxford.
Miss Irene Anderson has re-
turned to Oxford to attend school.
J. T. Denton was thrown from
horse last week, but We hope
not seriously hurt.
We regret very much that Mr..
Walter Denton is going to move
.'across the river" to the King
dom community.
We are glad indeed that Mes
srs. Barbee and Steward will
move their families to Delay.
Lawrence Hodge and wife, oil
Memphis, have been visiting theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W
Hodge.
Prof. J. S. ". Hodge and fam.
lily visited their mother Mrs. W
6. Hodge, several days last week
Mrs. V-.B. Smith and danghte
visited Robert Smith and family
recently.
Robert Smith has his new
house almost completed.
Little Kathrine Eskridge ha
! been sick for several days.
Dir. Emmett Kinney and sister
Miss Ola, of Water Valley, ar
visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. t. Lynch.
Misses Olive and Ivy Hodg
have returned from Calhoun
county, where they spent a yer,
pleasant visit with their brother
Prof. ]. 5. W. Hodge.
"PoLLy."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
Hsa:::'sssk!Es'}ss,
rzAoG -AR<
TONIC DIGESTIVE

TONIC DIGESTIVE
stimulates the digestive organs 70 actior
50 that the food that enters the stomach
S digsstsd and assImilatsd- SoId onl,
by Us. sloo.
ksndefs Drug Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16
m1e4.;Fog
- q 1ExZIE4
slz1G sssas
WHITE LINIMEsT

WHITE LINIMEsT
IS dependable and and satisfactory
remedy for Is where good family Ini-
ment IS required Very penetrating
Sod by Us. 25G. soc and sI.0o.
Ksnders Drug Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16

RHEUMATISM PosI
ars guaranteed TO give
rheumatism They are -
ssIIsrs- Sold only BY Is. so
Ksndsls %
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-16

IT'S True
that the unusual sale q J r7
best evidence of its MARI
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

6eT5
1T5ts
335f12
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31
More About Hog Cholera.

The writer recently visited n dis
trict where hog cholera was killing
most of the hogs and while some of
them we're being treated with the
serum. there was no authoritative SUI
pervision, and the disease continued
to spread. How different In Canada,
Judging from the report of the veter-
mary Director General, for the year
1914. In Canada $500 hogs were
slaughtered as diseased or in contact
with the disease. at cost of SCI $751;
A in compensation. They evidently
handle hog cholera in Canada in much
the same way that we do footand.
mouth disease in this country. In the
United States the efforts to control
hog cholera are centered around vac.
cination," while in Canada they dc not
favor the use of serum alone and posi-.
lively prohibit the use OF the virus
with the serum; they depend more
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

broken his leg while riding to hounds
over the Westchester. The surgeon had
given him an anesthetic during the
setting of the bone. The drug had
not befuddled his brain, but 1t had
taken away all sense of feeling from
his body. Just now he experienced
the same bewildering numbness. JILL
son swept up the cards, riffled them
prettily and dealt. Deuces wild!
Forbes picked up his cards mechan-
ically. Crawford! The
cut knuckles! Emeralds and
pearls and rubies and Florentine
boxes! Crawford,
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

night, Milly. I'm going T. put this hand
somely manicured duke on tn shoul-
der of tn cleverest crook New York
has seen in years. He's had tn force
up tree for almost year. Piece of
bull-headed luck. but luck's half of any
game"
"Who is 1t, WHIP
9TH gentlemanly jewel thief, as tn
reporters call him."
Seven thousand dollars in re-
wards!"
six from tn people who've been
Iobbed an one from Pa Knickerbock-
Or. Thatll take care care of that lit
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER 1-Forbes, the popular IL
illustrator, sees her pass his studio every
day and her copper beech hair and milk
white complexion engage his artistic eye.
He starts to leave the studio, but is in
terrupted by Jillson the phone asking
him to join poker party that evening.
When he gets to the street the girl has
disappeared. In the evening paper he
reads of a clever jewel thief who has baf-
ned the police for nearly a year.
CHAPTER II-He goes to Jillson's
rooms and opening the door suddenly
sees no poker game in action. but instead
. man in evening dress. masked. with his
back to an open safe, who promptly COW
ers him with gun.
CHAPTER III-About this time an
elderly gentleman and a Charming girl
are returning to the apartments from a
trip downtown in answer to a decoy mes
sage.
CHAPTER IV-Forbes is gagged and
tied to chair by the burglar. who then
takes small box from the safe and
goes out. Forbes notices that the bur-
glar has newly skinned knuckle. After
a time the elderly man and girl enter
and Forbes recognizes the woman as she
OF the copper-beech hair.
CHAPTER v-Forbes makes explana-
tions and they find that the burglar has
overlooked $4,000. while the girl explains
that the box held not jewels but let
ters.
oudll wonder Sne nau never nearL
Of ]. Mortimer Forbes, of Pif1e &
Co.! And from among all these
treasures the beggar had taken only a
leather box which he could have dupli-
Gated in the Via Guicciardini, in Flor
ence, for less than fifty francs. Broken
into the safe for it; overlooked a for
tune in untraceable bank notes, a
ruby. Letters! Well, there were let
ters and letters, and there were GER
tain kinds of inestimable value to the
blackmailer; but this was not the
place to come for them. Poor be-
nighted beggar, when he might have
taken away that Frans Halls, worth
its size covered with Ural gold!
The girl was practically oblivious Of
his presence. He studied her face
again. Why, there ought to be fire in
It instead Of that look of ashes. In a
fury she would have been as magnifi-
cent as Judith. His heart sank lit
tie; no romance here for j. Mortimer,
however well he might come to know
her.
Il ought to have risked a chance
With the man." he said; but l was
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

upon disinfection. quarantine and
slaughter OF all diseased hogs and
those that have been exposed. to
cholera.
1t is safe to assume that Canada will
come nearer exterminating cholera
than viii the United States.-Geo. II.
Glover. Colorado Agricultural College,
Fort Collins. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

perfectly dumfounded at the sight OF
him"
She turned her eyes upon him, sur
prisedly. as IL he had suddenly burst
into the room through a window or a
hole in the wall. And she had never
heard of J. Mortimer Forbes, Well,
that was quite possible. young and
beautiful woman who went in for jade
snuff-bottles and pieces of Shah Abbas
rugs was not to be expected to bother
about magazine covers. and heaven
knew there were enough of them,
Breakfast foods and soaps and hair
toncsl He had thrown away a bril-
liant career because it was easier to
earn money than to strive for good
work. He and Piffie were in the same
boat; too fond of Avocado pears and
ten-year-old champagnes. Now 1t was
too late.
''ls there anything / can do?"
mo"
'.If you don't mind, should like
drink of water"
"Oh!" She got up quickly. The
bills scattered about the floor again.
FORBES was becoming more and more
positive that he was In the middle of
some wonderful nightmare He ex-
pected nothing less than a goblet of
Chinese bendable glass; but as she
returned with an ordinary tumbler, he
got himself In hand once more.
For the second time he retrieved the
bills. This time she tossed them into
the safe. Fifteen thousand dollars: as
he would have tossed tailors bill
into the waste-basket. and often did!
Then in came the young woman's
boy.
Mort, you old vagabond. what the
deuce have you been up to now?' cried
Jillson. Good evening. Miss Near.
sop -
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

Farm loans. any size; no commits.
sion; no delay whatever. See II. s.
Corbin, Delta. u
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

We have an electric vacuum cleaner
to rent. Delta Steam Laundry. II
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

The Golden Rule never works salts.
factorlly unless practiced with rect
procity.
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

Hard times makes mans fortune
shrink. but nothing like publication
OF an inventory OF his estate.
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31

Uncle CIod Hopper.
No one but the critics know what
art Is. and they won't agree.
The Delta independent., 1915-12-31
Abstract of Assessment.
Delta County, Colorado

For the 1915 required approved by
Ak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-31

LAKE COOPER ICE CO.
Phone 979.