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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-29
Sduitrigfcitcu ocs ddrpatllen.
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q. im6 I. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
90. gllr5. - SIN SUPERINTENDENT
iteaeu iih 0en berbiinoeten Deter.
reihern un0 9eittiheu uad lleber'
ninolmg Der 9aBb6hen neue, m6t
meniaer ernIte Shnicrlgfeiten ent.
qegen Die Die gIildIide Gurdfiib'
Irung ic6r lauguieri9 geitalteu Die
9fuiien ba6eu iih uuh ibrem 9}itd-
aug aus Der 9ufonina geidtdt foH.
3entriert lm0 ans 8oleu nlle ber-
fiigbaren ardite berange3o9eu Y2at
ihaBt lire @eiomn1t5abl in Dem ga.
Ii3iiheu aantpfralml iebt ailf 800,-
600 Malm. 8dhreno iie ilber0ies
ibrcr Operations un0 &erpfle-
qungs6aiis ndber 9etonunen iinO,
trennen Rantu1606clt Die 8er6itn0e-
ten bon ibren riifmdrtigen &erbin-
0ungen. Der 96a9ldub nluB lms
gelaOen Wlltuition ouf Malllt6ieren
ln0 angebdngteu 9foOeGid[itten, Die
Gel9iiBe 3erlegt transportiert lper-
ben. 3roB aQer 0ieier tS9nierig.
feiten errangen Die @erbiInoeten
neItli6 0es llS5of Bales neuerIih
nod bartem aonpf Griolge, nab.
ren0 iie ii6 il6lt6 oe5 0nieItr troB
bieIer BON Den 9tuiien borgebradten
&eierpen be6altpteten.
9ie Sample, Die felt me5reren
@o6en i'm GueQen9ebtet 6es Ga'
labor in 2iuie 8psfop- Sottel-
Roonta in Der @egeno ueItlih bon
8uAla uno ouf Dem 3minnriiden
0efiibrt per0en, iinD berIldtrei6
uno Idner. 2t6er NIT uneri6ttter.
lider Guergie orbeitet iid Die Siio.
armee bon Stelllng 8u SteIung
Dor. 3te @ebirgSbinoerniiie un0
Shnierigfeitcn oe8 2lngriff8 wers
6en iibernuncen lmo NIT linen Der
5eiuo, Ser bis iebt iiber 10000 @e-
fongene, bieIe @ei6iiBe uno 0}a-
i6inengepebre in ullleren Sdu0en
lieB.
Qic geriGte Ser ruIiiIden 4reiic
ipreden BON Der nbe0eutenoen 0f-
ieniipfraft oes in ben aarpat6en
operieren0en 8c9nerS";; ite ent-
i6uIoigcn ibr 3urilfrpeiden lin
porber 31geri6tete goiitionen" nit
Der riidiidtSIoien arnft Ser Offen.
iipe oeS s5ein0eS; iie bc6eu ibr gIu8.
6alten an eiligen 8mtfteu trob oeS
nod immer lebr groBen 0rufe8
oeS @eaners@ berpor; tie riibnlcn
cos 5eitbalten elmer Steqlmg mo
ihreu beroii6en @ioerItano gegen
5ebn auieinanoer folgeIioe 9aionett-
on9riffe. 9ie unter gemeinlamer
3iibrung fGnpfeuoen oeutiden uno
0Iterrei6iib lrngariihen 8ruppen
ourfen Itol3 iein ouf bieie 9lnerfen-
ming ibrer 2eiihngen 0ur4 oen
@egner.
Jluiien geidlascn.
2on0on, %. Gadr5 2ant ge.
ridten, oie Geute bier einliefen, be.
finoet it6 cine ruiiiibe 9[rinee, bic
Gem 6Itli6en 6Iiigel Der OIterrei'
diiden 9dIadtlinie gegeuitber.
italt0, In gefGbrli9er S'oge rnO rpur-
Sc bereiis 5uriidgemorfen.
8dbren0 5nei ruiiiihe Seeres-
fdnlen NIT Der gtbiidt in ltngarn
bor3uorineen ii6 erfolgreid na9
bortparts idlobelt tpuroe Die glrnlee
6e8 Generals Sbonoff, oier iid IN
GilmGriben Der Soiiptltaot G8erno-
init nGbertc, BON iiberlegenen |. +.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-29
Sn cnaliidcr gcleHdltnns.

~AN1Nth NNs ~@khA0f ~ oAAtlAF
nm ben Befib Der aarpntbenp1iie
tuir6 nit imDerniuOerter Seftigteii
forteeiett. 9luf Dem DeitIiden
striegslhntplos finoen bel ihledtem
@etter Stellungstdmpfe itatt. DiC
Gron5oiea 0eriuden bic uto oa Dor.
It0be gegen fetnolide 4oiitionen. I'M,
penn es altm nllgemeinen angrifi
fonnlt. in Der 2a9e au fein. ptrf.
idrner boreeben at t6nnen. Sbre
a1tInertlnlnfeit bnben iie Hoinentlid
onf oie S6ben Der Wlaas, oitlib lnO
iii6lid pon 9eroun, geridtet; ite
bebotlpten, IN jener @egeno @rfolge
AT ber8eidnen; oasiel6e ober iogen
aud Die Gelitiden. 8ie f5ronaoien
tDeroen periuden, ben 8eltti4en tpie-
Der ct. gtibiel 5u ertretBen; ben
8erlitit bieier itrategiib nidtigen
GtoOt f0nnen bic 5ran3oien ni6t
berifmer3en
lteber bic 9ore1nge IN ben 9ar.
onneIlen 1T offi8ieG md6rero Der Ieb-
ten Gage ri6ts befannt getpor0en.
Dlun gLaubt, bnB Die 6lotte Der
glattrten NIT einem gtngriff ouf Die
irtneren Sorts 10 longe marten fptr6,
bis Die UlinenfGger ibre 2lrbeit &c.
tbdn ODER @erltdrtungen on Sdiffen
unO Wlonnihaftert erbolten 6dben.
(Denttta6 niiiien fie 6oh beoellten6e
gerllite an S6ifFen uno 01annidaf.
ten erlitten baben, oenn ionit mir.
ben ite bod nt6t auf 8eritdrfrngen
marten.) Bon Dem @rfolg Der mi.
lit1riihen Gperationen in ben Oar.
oanellen bGngt nidt nur oas S9id.
iul Der Siirfei o6. ionoerr aud bic
fontmenOe BDlitit Der 8alfan,Staa.
ten ulo sytaIiens.
syn sStaIien fanoen geiterr groBe
Gernonitrotionen itatt, in pelden oas
8olt etergii6 ben Gintritt in oet
arieg bprlaagte un0 3ipur auf Sei.
ten Der glIiirten. 3ie Diplonlaten
periuden bic 9alfanltaoten eben.
foas 5u ii6 beriiber3ll3ieben. (8ieies
9lal oarften engliides @oIo uno
engliide $rterIiit beriageh oent
70 Lange Serbien nidt 8ulgorien
groBc 3ugeitanoniiie maht, bIeibt
IebtereS neutral, ia es oiirfte ii6
fir 3eutidlen6 unD 8elterreid er.
fldren.) 3eutlte gipIonaten iin0
In gnlgarteH tbtdig; eS beiBt, bob
lie Der 6ulgdriiden 3egieriinG tiir.
fiihes @ebiet oeriproden babet um
Oieie 81 oeranlaiien iiA neutral 5lt
berbaIten
@s bat fid iatt berausgeltetlt, bob
offi8iea 8piiden Geiterreid. llugarit
uno Stalicu ME 9erbanollngen noe.
gen (Sebietsabtretung ieitens Deter.
reids itattgeflmOen ba6en. Stolien
iebo9 ruff INNER mebr Gruppen
5u ben 6abnen 0enn es min itd altf
aQe Sale borbereiten. (Sa, nm
6dterraid llngnrn 8ur geetgneten
3eit in 0en 2iifen 5u fallen; IN.
oeiien MIR eeund; sStolien fonnte
ipeOer nit ben abeiiDniern nod nit
oen baIbluiiben Stdmmeu in Gripo-
rs fertig per0en; mas nil es oenn
gegen bic fampierprobten 0eiterrei.
der aiifnngen?)
@as bic drau5uieu iagen.
gdris, iiber 2on0on, 20. Dldr5.
gas ariegsaut bat geitern abeuo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-29
gniicu ittll,n iidl franf.

1losIau 30 0ldrt giHcm
9rridi 0eg @ucrils S1uoctti. @li.
laaracu0eruer pon 4lQsfah 3us
iolle iit Elm lroBer @ro3cutiab ie.
ncr yeute. nelhc Don Der 5ront tn
Noipitdter leioroert mer0cn gar
nidt frat ooer beuDuuoet. sSn
eincm 0oipltal, In nelhcm iih
1886 Baticuten beion0cu beollrften
nur33 erritlid dritliber RiIege; Ole
iibrigeu pareu abiolut ~oienitiabig.
Gen 6oipItdlern mr0e bon Dem
GouDcrueur ein Giiifel ertbeilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-29

Serr irnb 6rau Sobn Sdlottfelo
nus Sooper, gaebr., ipcilen ibrcr
@aiilnb6eit Deaen 8nr 8eit in Gr.
celiior Springs, gto. @llten er.
fUlgl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-29

alslln W Miaft lnnnlWah
rdi T iWBlnHf betEdille
aiWn HaHh a6latH6a Nam
ug'it1lm staga ld8hpiag HDoIt
ihh bon NefbHn mnrata Ste irani9.
Hidlen Nnatiiit dai 6m Na06baael
ndhe eeubrs anb in sen N0fure
ebeneH nohe A}atd8ug 0baglAla,
gen. Gas B'tdi bar tattnufla
bod teruodiln Die 6ran8oien ml.
iergu NgacuuigriiieH nidt tano 80
hnlttn. 8it parinuuns WeilTfopt
IN ocn 8oaeleu iam es aeltern 5lt
lebbniifn ariilleriegeicdtrn.
@om oiilinen Strieg id)oupIae:
Die rlIiiidm 8oritobe tm Auptdto.
100 @albe murben abaeihlasen.
9lpiIien ben giHa unO Cmttlen gBai.
ierlduieu (g1cbcniliie ocs gfargip
in gloroboleD arifien ole 9lulien
nie6erholt an; ole glusriife ober
brodeu inter unierem 6eler 5uiaut.
men. 3n Der gldbe bon 99nd nab.
men bic Seiitiden 800 8uiien &C..
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-29

SFUIITlUHIEIUptIl %. UtUI8. NIt
tilrfiihe gleeierung beridtet, Dab in
gegDpten cine groBe britiihe glb.
tbeilung bon ben Giirfen b0Ilig ollf.
gerieben ipor0en un0 in einem unOe.
rem Sample 300 g}riten qeiaIlen
icien. 3ipei britiide Gronsportidif.
fe I'M Site8fanaI puroen beidoiien
iino Elm orittes IN 8rarb geiebt.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-03-11
Whit Detrimeat Can
The Socialit Party
Be to Christianity?

The political Socialist Anfty,
has set forth the princiraes that
under jts complete govstnment,
the wage worker and the poor
should receive ! full recompense
of their production, and a full
reward for their labor THAT is,
that they should. have m equal
right with the money gods here
on earth. Right here 10 where
political socialism agrees with
the word of God. Please read =
And the multitude qf theat
that belived were of one eart
and of one soul: neither said any
of them that ought Of the things
which be possessed was his own;
but they had all things com mon.
And with great power gave
the apostles witness of the res
urrection Of the Lord jesus: and
great grace was upon them all
Neither was there any among
them that lacked: for as many al
were possessors of lands ol
houses sold them, and bFough
the prices of the thin9s that wer'
SOl0, ~. ..-.,,s-.''-,7- -- - 3'ss''seS
And laid them down at tn
Apostles feet; and distribution
was made unto every man accord
ling a. he had need" Acts 4
1896.
Also read what Paul said
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-03-11
young people.

President would call every war
ship from off the waters, and
pull down our American flag
from of every island and bring
them home, and devote his time
alk.to American citizens. And
say to the world, if you must
fight you will have to fight. But
America is neutral. And let
every man that is loyal citizen
come home with bis business,
They then would have heaven
here on earth to 10 to heaven in.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-03-11

i ''For 1 mean not that other
men be cased and ye burdened:
But ny an equality that now at
this time your abundance may
Be q supply for their want, that
their abundance also may he a
supply for your want: that there
may be equality" End Cor g.
1874.
Under Democratic and Repub
lican rule, there is two thirds Of
the people burdened to death,
and are starving. While the
other third are living fat, off, the
hard labor of the other two
thirds. Long before this, we
have said, when the rich and
, wicked combined the good must
: associate.
;; There is different kinds OF
socialism. There is socialism Of
robbers. plutocrats. parasites
| and murders, and many others
we could mention which are just
for the benefit of the few in this
life, and to the hurt of the many
Such Socialism is wrong;the So
cialism spoken of in our heading
will do away with all these las'
spoken of and it will make {
Socialism of Universal Brother
hood OF mankind. Then h
every honest heart held up fo1
the party that is opposed to war
fxnd work for peace. a universe
peace of mankind. 1t is through
this that our readers will se
that we are speaking from
Biblical standpoint, Some blam
President Wilson for not declar
ing war. We do not; if ou
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-03-11
TAKE NOTICE

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
" or otherwise shall be treated
as . friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases go through it
columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-03-11
BRONSON. STEVENS
On Tuesday evening March 3

BRONSON.STEV
On Tuesday evening March 3,
1915, at half after eight at the
home OF the brides mother at
Cod Springs, No., occurred the
marriage of Ollie Renfro Stevens
and Orren Bronson.
The ceremony was perfor med
by Rev. ]. F. Mccall of the Bap.
tist church. The couple were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs, Louis
Lord,
Only few invited guests were
present, besides the immediate
family. The groom's psfents
formerly lived on the fartD now
owned by Mr.. Cheer.
They expect to go to Color ma,
Michigan in few days, where
the grooms parents reside. They
will take with them little Atwell
Stevens, the son of. Mrs. Bron'
son by her first marriage-The
bride was prettily attired in
white the groom wore the usual
conventional suit.
Our best wishes 20 with the
young people.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-03-11
Ewyn B. Orr.
GID STATE CAPITOL OF
INDIANA

We understand from . prize
and = surprise sent US, at the
hands of Bro's. Pearson and
McNsiry, q supplement and q
little pamphlet, containing q pic,
ture Of the old State Capitol of
Indiana erected in 1811.12.18.
out of lime rock from the grand
old hills of the state, that the
State WAS to buy the old Capitol
House. We, must thank those
two brotners for remembering
NJ, and Ne shall try hard to re-
pay than sevsn.:old throagh the
on1npns Of tho 4GR1een1. IN the
truths Of the Bible. Yes ve Do
think all the loyal eitsena Of
INDIANA should take an active
part in buying the old State
Capitol at Carydon, and keep it;
the grsndest relic of the State.
We look back to those days of
one hundred years ago, and see
that mems hearts and minds
were knit together for the good
of their country and the common
good of all. So it was at Cary
don il. 1912 when the State was
born making it 16 and ~. The
number of years reminds us ol
the two great pillars spoken oy
jeremiah saying that the
height of one pillar was IS cub
it's and the tillet IL cubits, and
the dimensions OF the second ONT
was Just the same. Alexander
Buckner was elected the frs
Grand Master of the first Crane
Lodge Of the State of Indiana q
Carydon. He also helped to Ia!
the chief corne er stone of th'
noted State building row il
, question. which in our estima
!, ton makes it more famous
, Carydon has the two noted pill
? lars. patriotism and freemason:,
T very closely connected in thi
. one building. Yes we; saw th
grant old historic elm in tn
picture AZ we once saw it whe
, Hayes and Tilden had their figh
for the presidency. We say, le
the State buy it.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-03-11
HoosIier Column
Chicago, Feby. 20, 1916.
EAteeued Ed. Please read:

Chicago, Feby. 20, 1916.
EAteened Ed. Please read:
As I have been making further
investigation into the hounds, l
haven't bad time to.write dear
Cresset.
Ah, Cressst is dear, indeed,
/The swo man theory. love. friend
ship and psychopatby are great
thipe, 10 ponder over in these
ipaSiioNs, times. when old god
(ars trsaa, up and down the,
earth resrins like lion in Lincoln
Srx aud.seeking whom he NAV
.aevo1r.
When be,iracas is all over I
Am aure that the great princi.
pals vf B. s. and H, l. will sur
,vivs the cannon and the bsyonet
and dear Cressst will wave on
,And On more br,ghtes up 70 the
pAriect day, Thets, hi NO doubt
Aboutt II. Vim ,.&@ VI
Old Daddy .;,Atherton hasen't
written me . line since 1 sent
you that last article Well, II be
pcuts. let him pout, Say l, hut !
fsel tor Lucille. She u s-kind
sistsr IN The Faith snd hel,sses
.isthe ss~o>mRn theory She
u s#e = Il ! ~ = hsSe sune a yeur
I sllszs&jss. / Aese as1aed
Euctlls svsr since l found out
shat s6e liAed Leyhach's Fifth
NdctsThs Ma Dvorak's Hnmor-
! ss4ue. I learned to play the
Nocturne jalt for her, and her
alone. By We way, Bro. Garrett
what do you think of the Presto
Movement In Beethoven's Opus
"a, Part II! Don't you think i,
s q bit faster than the Andante
in N And what have you 70 say
\bout the Romanists, Such as
hunann and Chopin? And d
u tbirf there il an sfRnity be
zen .Bettchsgen and Rem
Int aud the two man theory
\ am wondering whether you,
pry has in purview tn
llism" discussed in Prof
b book on Popular Psy
~" Are you any relation
0f. James?
, b. Garrett, il you will dis
g. any or all Of these subjec:
q GfliEt / shall;be very glad.
ke e. hear expert opinion o
nch matters Is music and n
gion. Say, honestly, do 70
elieve Jonah swallowed th
bale or that Lots wife turne
ssltl If so, tell US VIII,
lake ! lohH article out of it,
"a on I'D fence and don't kno
hich why to jump.
Old Bro. Leabbart il still q
he gruntine list. You shou)
ae the Old Bro, he used to !
the stage, and even no
|hen he strolls forth in bis be-
bthes he's . living picture
w. E1st(sh dude You are r
lw1ed Of the Row and Pic
y.
ro. Hubbars has quit lcvir
Bro. Garrett. He Ia mi
sbAu6e I threatened to tell y
1lth:ag about him, And
/ Roing to '.ell it. I hs
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-03-11

found out on indisputsble
authority that he hanged ont the
clothes on q Sunday morning.
Now what do you think Of that,
Bro. GARRETT Can q man, I say.
do such a thing and still be loyal
to the we'll known principles 81
the fve links of Odd Fellowship
and Chiropractlcs! I pause for
. reply.
Elwyn B. Orr.
P. S,-Bro. Garrett. / know /
owe you money for back sub.
scription, but please don't ask
me for it just now. Ny purse is
like q last years birds nest.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

A. the country horne Of TIE
brides mother : beautiful csre-
rTony united in marriage Mss An
ne ". Hcpson and / 3. Hudson
az Z O'Clock June So. Mss Hep
son IS the oaiy daughter cf Mrs.
Matte Hopsca and the family only
this year moved 10 Cxfcrd from
Kentucky. They have made many
warm personal friends IN the year
OF their residence here and q large
gathering Of friends ard relatives
witnessed the ceremony. which
was SAID by Rev. ]. 3. Leavell Of
the First Baptist Church Of OK
ford The groom Is a prominent
farmer ard stock raiser Of Hudson
vile. Miss. Among the guests
from out Of town were the follow
ing; W. T. Smith Of Lamar. w.
H. Hurdle. Henry Cs.ewood.
Charles Ovens. r. 6. Green. W..
NJ Strickland Of Holly Springs and
Or. J. e johnson. wife aud daugh-
ts-. John Strickland and Mss Lo-
reaa Hudson Of HudsonvilIe. The
bridal couple left for New Orleans
Immediately after the ceremony.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
Alsus News.

The farmers are getting along
fine with their crops, had 4 nice
rain Sunday which vas apprecis-
ed.
Owing to the rain Sunday their
wasn't very many attended
preahing a. Bethel although we
Toasted on a wonderful sermon
delivered by our paster, Brother
Hodges.
The protracted meeting will
BEGIN At Bethel Saturday before
the fourth Sunday in July. May
every one pray for the success
OF the meeting, may we be made
70 rejoice on account Of sinners
being saved.
We are glad to state that Mr..
Buford Gardner i able TO work
again after being severely kick
ed By -1use.
Mr. Hayden Baker Of Thaxtoc.
visited relatives hsre Sunday.
Mr. Frank Hyde wife and child
visited relatives near Mt. Zion
Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Hill Of Mt. Zior
visisted the home OF his uncle VI.
j. D. Woostens Sunday
Miss Carrie Morgan visited rel
atives in Water Valley last week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
GEJ Ordinance.

An Ordnance orderir IN election
20 authorize the hos dsor CHER obli.a-
fions of the city for the pzrDose OF en-
iargfng and improving he Electric.
Light Plant of the Ciry BY she addition
OK another and larger unit.
Be il ordained; BY the Council Of
the City OF Oxford, Miss. that au es~c-
ton DC held according 10 the srxfcte in
such case made and provided on
THURSDAY, July stn 1915.
and there n said election the Question
OF The issuance of the obligations OF the
Municipality Of Oxford for the sunn OF
- $50, n the form of certificates Of in
debfeinsss. dated August Isf. 1915.
one heff to mature august Isl. 1916.
and the remainder TO mature August
LIST, .3i7- The certificates to be OF the
denomination of $1,000 each. and to
hear SIX per cent interest per annum
from cate until uaid.. shall De submit
ted u the qualified voters OF the CITY
N tire following form towit:
fcr me issuznce OF -, 500 certificates
Of Indebtedness.
Against the issuance Of 81. 500 cerri-
lcates OF indebsedness-
Ordered tnrtber, that these ord
nauces SHALL be Published in the Ok
ford Eagle, newspaper for % days se
corsi5ng 10 law.
Orsiercd further, that the commits
sioners Of elecsion Of the City of Ok
ford viz. K Webster, g. r. Heard,
pr G. H. Roach. shall hold said eIec-
ton and make due return thereof to
me City Council and shall in all thinss
conform to the law governing elections
Ordered further that this ordnance
take effect ami be in force from and
after the due publication thereof
The above ordinance was passed by
the following vote. all yeas. this the
efh dsv Of June. 1915.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

The wsevii is getting busy
around here.
We are sorry to note the sicS-
ness OF Mrs. John Wslch and MIR.
Maltry Smith, and hope they viii
soon recover.
Mr. Dan Keel has returned
from Oxford where he has been
going to school,
Miss Corrie May Kelley IS at
tending the Summer school al
the University.
Some Of the Oxford people
motored out here last Sunday.
Mr.. Menken Avent of New Al
bany visited here last Friday
DIR. Barry was here on business
last week.
The young people enjoyed the
Ice cream supper given by Mrs
Sailie Jackson recently.
Messrs E. h. Foust and Stanley
Sneed are busy now going to
picnies and sfngings.
Success to the Eagle.
SLIM JIM.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
Sic OF Real Erfa.e.

Pursuant TO the provisions OF Deed
Of Trust to me. executed as Trustee by
Mrs. T. . Turner IN favor OF the First
National Bank " Oxforc. Hiss TO se-
cure certain Indebtedness therein men
toned. which i recorded in Book u 2.
PAGE Is. in the Chancery Clerks o.
flee OF the Comfy q I afayetse ard
the State u Mississippi / win a. the
request Of the bsnerica-y in said Deed
% Trust proceesl 10 sell for CASH. %
the highest ard be~- bidder. within
lawful h0a-s. IN front u the south
door Of the Court House in Oxford,
Mississippi, ca the
10TH DAY OF JULY, 1915,
the following described property. "
leg and being In the County Of Lafsv.
cite. and the State o. silssissipyi, to-
wiz:
IN the village Il A65eville ard !.
known as traction OF the y E. 4. n
Sec. ! and being IN the :. ". eorne
thereof and beginning AZ an iron sta xs
AZ the n T.. cot ger Of Hrs Kate Good.
lot. which lot - numbered as accr-sf-
ing to tho plat q said village, theme.
East IS poseS- thence North 10 poles
thence East IS POLES, thence South =
poles, thence West 20 p0les. theme.
North Is poles 70 the point &C beSsn-
ming. containing acres more or l=ss Il
being my homestead and intending Il
convey the land conveyed Ia me b. A
c. Graham e al which deed Is % rec
ord in the Office VI tie Chauce-y Clers
OF Lafayette County, Mississippi al
50 intend to convey all % the inprovl
M nts thereon a. well Is the insur
snce polry on said property
The title 10 the above property i Re
heyed TO be good, bat viii ronvs,
only such title a. Is vested ir ne a
Trustee
Witness nv signature this the Istl
csy Of inns, 1873
J. B. Roach, Trustee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
Solih Oxford News

The health of this community
is very good at this writing.
Mr. Buffard Walker has been
suffering with defective teeth
Miss Minnie Mills visited Miss
Mary McBroom Sunday p. N.
Mrs. VIII Knight accompanied
the Misses Holmes of La, from
Oxford to their grand parents Mr.
j. L. Walkers last Friday.
Mr.. Sam Wells Of Franklin
county spent several days with
his family at this place.
Mr.. H. F. Simpson was in OK
ford Saturday on business.
Messers Leland Bumgardner
visited his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. B. II. Mills last week.
Mrs. Marshal Massey spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss Viii
lie Caliicoat.
Best wishes 10 the Eagle.
BRIGHT EYES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
Sc Of Real Estate.

Pursuant TO the PROVISIONS Of Deed
* Trust u me, executed Is Trustee by
John aud Charlotte Burt in favor 81
the Fi-S- Szsiossai Bank. cf uxsc-d. e
secure certain i1fiehsess-eS therein
me1-ioce1- which + rs-cs rsist in BOOK
g. Page .t2, m the Cn2nucry Clerk 5
ofssce % the Counfy Of Lafayette sn.l
/, sne State Of Mississippi. I wiil at the
Request % the hen-dcizry in said Deed
81 Trus- proceed TO sell for CASH. TO
the highest biisser, within lawful hours
in 'front.' o. the Soath door Of the Court
House in Oxford. ii ssissippi, on the
10TH DAY OF JULY, 1915.
the following described property. "
ing and being IN the Comfy Of L-lfay-
cite, and tie State OF Mississippi, to-
wit:
The l&ad described as one acre on
the s V. corner % the fifteen acre
plot, rented to-Alle1 Burt n the 5. E.
OF Section - Township 5. Range ;
WesS- together with ali the improve
r1ents thereon.
The title 10 tie above property Is be-
lieved r. be good, bu: / viii convey
only sich title as IS vested in ne as
Trustee
J. B. Roach.
Substituted Trustee.