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Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
OUT Of THE GLOOM.
Nary a GBsomy CSznteGxnct IN On
ford NV Ligktens with
Hsppsnes&.

: bad nxcE makes yo1 gloomy
Cart .. hsppy w1tt continual sAcE-
ache
The aches AID pains q bad bach
a. frequently d1s 70 weak 6cneTk
DoGnis Kj1aey Pslls are recommend
&C for KsEk Edneyk
s. Oxford c1--zezs testify
J. n Sanders, blacksmith, South
g. oxford says. j vks Down x-1tk
my BACK and coulo hardy walk Q.
z9gp Al Alraoss constant, -nrDbhzng
ache over ny kidneys xnnoTeo me xnc
zfier Z lard dxy'f work. ] was yas,
about a. used Up mad 70 get ~
savs-Sl 1ilnes 81 nlgnt 70 pass the Eo-
ney seorst1onk. ] gos Deans Kcns!
pills - Kendel's Drug Store and thes
soo1 mace ne fee better
58c. - a. dealers Foster
ca Mgr Buffalo, n. J. Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

floas- zzD SACK sllss x $50
So Rlslng sI7O 20 sl-s5
Corn AsSl. s-&noAr1- lDs % ls --z
Cream Nezl. ll< - 20 o..
E8cs. Blas Rose. 70 -
Rlcs. Honduras. il -
sr-- os - % lg7-
Surzr, T. G. Dc s-1 g d.
s1rlr. s-1uulx..-c. lgs 70 .es IL
lr-an Potatoes. 0s l-2 g o.
70 ID Oz.k, Pkxs-. L. l-2
LAMA Beans. l. 70 Is
back Evec Pe4k. Is H.
Aavy Beans, lie g e
n Tomatoes, Cams, Ii 70 Is.
IN tomatoes, Cans, ls
N tomatoes, Cans. 10.
N Corn. Cans. Il l-2 to Is.
- L J Peas. Cans, II l-2 te Is.
sb HOnIny, Cans. 10 70 -l2 -
2D H0niny, Cans. 10
No = T. sAlrnon- Tall. 30 10 b.
No. P z Salmon. Flst. % &c IS.
IN salmon. p z, p
IN Churr Salmon. -eo.
In Chum Salmon. Is.
IN Syrup. Cans. 10
IN Syrup. Cans, 10.
u Syrup. Cans. 50.
ION Syrup. Cans, 500.
$3.50 Prunes. per n Is 70 II.
tE2Porzted Apples. cartoons, .l2.
Dlme Mix. L 70 II IL.
Small Cream, lOs 70 %.
Large Cream, Is.
Compound Lard, Bulk, -2T 70 .2s.
Pure Lard. 70 20 IS
Creamery Butter, ! y Brseks. les.
D. s Ribs. .35.
Hams. .35.
Bacon Bellies. .<5.
Breakfast Bacon, as 70 30.
p NJ HARDING,
Federal Food Adninist-zfo,
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
Legal Notices.
TRUSTEES SALE.

y v-rr1e Of oesC u -r1sz exc
c-le4 - - L Hughes AID D. - =.
han. 81 The 18Th 4zy q January,
4S15s - me IS -rlS.-s, 70 secure Ger
TN 1loSo-ed1esS mE--o1ec 4 SA5c
tTas. oee1, - the Bank u Oxford, u
Ok ORC, Mississippi, Kn3ch SAD oeec
q il7-s- 4 recorded IN rhe Chzncezy
Clsrks o11cs q sid Lafayette Coun-
- II .o0k 81, Page 20; ] VII =.
the req1es1 q the beneficiary therein
OF Monday -hs sth- day q March
ISIS, = front q the South dOor Of the
county co1-1 house n The ci1y Of OK
Io-o- state O. Mississippi, and within
leEsl ho1rs. proved 70 sci 70 The
nlgnes- bidder ~ public outcry. 70.
cash TIE following real and personal
propeT-s. tO-WI1-
Ine 2ld and 5Td stories Of the nex
Theatre or Opera Building IN the clty
q Oxford, Lafayette County. Mss
known a. the r l. Too Opera Buad-
1ng. and located On the East half oi
Do1 No l. N SAID CITY Of Oxford
county and state aforesaid. and N
ss-cI21n =, township 5, range 3 Wesz
also the night ezSmen- for 1ngreSs anr
and Srd stores 0F said OESeTz Rn-l5-
Eng- And - the same tine and
place, and ~ y biz outcrv 70 tbe
highest bidder fr cash. III x-o.reAs
70 sci the 70 my parsoaal proper
y embraced n sid dted of truS1
to-Wl--
: L { Smith typewr1iers; = r1-pe-
writer desk one fire pre.of safe: ,
fire roof fling cases, j uther flinr
case; one rol top desk
tables 3 siectTic fans: ! duplicate ma
chine; y Office chairs: : Ss.N-es. zn6
d lo1 OF electric light fixtures : ~.
q cs-Tpets and rugs; ! Rur.ouris ari6-
ing machine and other persona prop
cry acquired By sz5d nor1rarars and
helo and used in said abovs described
pre- .lses- The title If sd property
s oeileved BY me 70 be good hu- / v-iil
convey as trustee only.
ifness my signature this the ssR
Gay af February. 1918.
WILL + STONE.
- 'l Trustee.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

STATE or MISSISSIPPI
Cr..wrr AZ Iz<xws--a
TO WIN The WAR

STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
Go@nry q Lafayette
10 SseEz---sEyzne Co. Memphis
en- NAber L Spaes Nllling Co. s.
A'o1ls- No Swift L Co, Chicago, H
Southwestern Milling Co Memphis
ezlr- a s Ba-o0rO & Co, Memphis
Tenn, National Biscuit Co, Memphis
Tenn, Commercial Bread c. Mem
pms, lem, Wilson & Co. Neu.,his
Tenn 4 J. HEINZ Co. s.. LOUIS. No
BA2nks- henneker Candy Co, s.
LOUIS, No, Atlanta Paper Co. Al
lanta, Ga, LoOse-Wles Blscui. Co. 81
LOUIS, No, Norris 4 Co. National
stock YARDS, IL, Blackburn Stock
Kennedy Co, Chattanooga. Tenn, The
Rand Co, y TonswzndA, y. Y. Eddy
4 Eody, S. Louis. No. Prace L Lnczs
CIDER 2no Vinegar Co, Louisville. XIV
4 N Hughes & Co, Louisville. Ky
Edwin Western Tea & Coffee Co s.
L'onls' No, J. W Wright & Co
Memphis, Tenn. Paul r Beech. s.
Ions. No.
Ion are commanded 70 appear be
fo'S the Clerk Of the Chancery Coar-
Of the County Of Lafayette in ths
State Of Mississippi. On the Rnle Da,
Of said Court 70 be held q; the osic.
q sand clerk on the second Monday
and sth day Of April. A. D. 1918. L
the Town Of Oxford, Mississippi. tber
and there 70 plead, answer or dernu,
to the assignment Of y. s Morgan L
J. A Tankersley IN said Cour1 where
IN You are defendants, and the petition
of J. A Tankersley, Assignee.
Given under my hand and oH5eial
seal. TINS the 18th day of Februarv
1913
W. NJ WOODWARD
Clerk Of Chancezy Court. I.afaret.e
County, Mississippi
G. A WOODWARD. D. c
E-Feb- l4-2I-2s
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
NOTICE


Pursuant 70 the provision o.
q Ir1sf 20 me, executed &
oy George Hines N fxvor q
Stowers % secure certain lnaesi
there1n mentioned. which is =
n Book 3. Page lss, IN -he @
Clerks once Of the Couu-y
t4yeft< and the State Of Mss
! val. a. the request Of the bs,
an SAID Deed Of Trust. procesl
Tor Cash. 70 the highest bid6es
awful hours. in front Of -hf
door Of the Court Hcuse n I
Miss. On the 1lth- dzv of Nzrri
the following described pr'oPsf
ing and beng IN the Courty :
fzgerte, and the State of Mss
to-wits
That certain parcel of land )
n the City Of Oxford. Count
tzret-e. and the State OF Mss
N Sec1ion q, Township 5, r
West: described rs foIlows
fraction Of lot IS. BeglnnlnI
feet north Of s ". corner q :
and running thence north y
thence east 140 feet. rhenos 81
reet- thence west 1S0 feet 70 ri
Of beginning.
The title 70 the above p-aF
believed 70 be GOOD. but ! WI !
nalF such THE zs is xested .
Trustee.
witness nv signature this ~
Gay Of February, 1913
J. 3. ROACH. ~
e Pea 4-1s- -MarxA Tpd
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
OXFORD MAN WOULD
-
RATHER FIGHT THAN work

4 suffered for years with stomach
trouble and could not eat and jus,
hated for anyone TO say work 70 me
] would rather fight Since taking .
course Of Aayris Wonderful R<med,
] actually want to work, and ,.ri
about eat, ] am the last one 70 leave
me table n0S." II is simple. harm
less preparation that removes ths
catarrhal u1cus from he s-.e--sr.,
tract and allays the inflsn.natsop
which causes practically al stomach
iiVer and intestinal ailments. ineluding
appendicitis Ono dose win ccnv;nee
o. money refunded Sold hv chTtr-
and Company. -
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN

f0ur attention Is herewith directed
,c information below relative x sac
sf sugar. -four, advertising, and E-hose-
sale Quantities Of s1gEr which y0u z-s
expected 70 strictly comply with:
Sugar.
Sugar should be scld Il towns Enc
cites 70 c0nsaners X two Il I've
pound quantities: 70 farm and -z-z-
Customers IN FIVE a ter p1zno quxn-
tzfek The Normal Pruc-- allowed 70
retailers - construed t1 mean o0r sx-
oee6ing OSE CENT per POUND OK
SUGAR
Flour n towns and cites should cs
so8c N elght 70 quE--e- barre guar
t1aes; IN rural and farm c0ruzr5tses
N quarter 70 half barre Quantities
Advertising.
Any Advertisements tending 70 Il
oace consumers 70 increase their rur-
ehAses Of -four OF sugar du-sng the
present National crlsis are decidedly
against pubic policy TINS 5nforna-
ton mas already been gwen yOu with
the suggestion that the Press uf your
state censor their adverrseneuts ".
request that YOU please convey this
information 10 the retail grocers.
Wholesale Quantities Of Sugar.
wholesale grooers should no; sci
sugar N quantities n excess Of j 900
pounds ~ time 70 3 retaller. Surz1
should not De shipped on back orders.
nor without a POSITIVE o-oer from the
buyer. NholesAl egrcoers should use
ever precsutlon II their command 70
prevent duplication Of sales WHICH
naay give 8 RETAILER the opportunity
70 have more sugar than Is neoesszrz
Tor conservative distribution. A. ont
lined IN the second paragraph Of tins
letssr.
Important Notice:
Flour should be SOLD AZ wholesale
and retail only" with En eoual cusn-
tzfy Of cereal or cereals an ~ m,
ma profit.
Yours vsry truly,
P. NJ HARDING.
Federal Food Administrator.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Letters OF AdmfniStrs+sor hsv
been granted on the 2sth day Of Jan
aAIy' 1918, by the Chancery Court Of
Lafayette County, State e Nissis-
slppi' 70 the undersigned upon the e.
1~'e q Mrs 5 J. Browning. deceased
notice Is hereby given TO al persons
iANing Claims against sid cs--te "a
present. tae s2ze = the Clerk OF said
Court for p~ohste ard registrzti,n A.
eor1ang 70 law within one wear fro,u
thls cate, OF they VIII Be ror~ra-
haired.
lhls the 18th day Of February. 1918
ROBERT X WILLIAMS
A4@-izs Administrator c. 7. A
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
INSOLVENCY SALE OF STOCK oF
GOODS.

Pursuant 10 xn order of the C,..,
cen Cour7 Of Lafayette County. NJ
sasssppi, maoe or 1871 dag AZ Feb
1913. n cause Ne ssss. ] Tar.'e,a
Sley. Receivsr
VS..
StswArt-Gwynne Co, Ct Il
:. A ISnkelslev Receiver will
OF March the llth-, 1915. On Nonas1, =
:, q one O'Clock r NJ, Al the Ss-,,s
Soase, = recently occupied bv \ :
= AosgAn, a. the South West Corner ~ ~
- - Io-as Square, IN tae CITY al on
~ ~, L4lSyette COUNTY. Mississippi
- a public auction. TO the higb.s-
oialeo, for cash. the erti,, s.-si. -
Foods Of the said y. s. Norvs~ a. -, =
ssung q groceries, etoetera
This Fen. 10Th. 1878
J A TANKERSIEY
Assignee R@ceivpr
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

Mr- RamOnd Franklin Of Ixssyettt
Springs, and who underwent an opera.
ton for appendicitis at the local hosp,-
IA last Sunday. ms friends viii b.
giao TO know Is doing nicely.
Mr Rodney Sisk. who wxs slse
operated upon last week st the loc.l
hospital is now q; home. hi. friend,
are glad 70 note.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
REVISED PRICE LIST.

NiuEsbarg, Miss. Fee. e. 1914
As thers E&s oeez a change 4 ~
wholesale pr1os q some u ne x--3clef
published lzg- week, we are publish
41g & REVISED Isl for ne weef De
glun1ng Fso-aAry ., and -Aa as= E5H
se eElzrF Fed from sznae 20 tine IA To-
make cn21ges- Where there are
1Ua prluss rner.soxec- the --lnlrsEr.
price snvulc Always Apply e cls--ipz--
~ oer-sEE where t-~lst.x are cheap
- -t-a1 ; t-oe ln-ero- points, xho the
rlz1-'rurr prloe SnOrlc Apply to n
lela4 points Al pr1ces nef.onec Il
t1ls lE- s-x based 0r cxkt tx2nxsc<-
l1z-k.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

@ s t1 sg- 4ze
a -s farmers e TIA
s lse a. a8clea. - aug
ues u the werad.
na 1aace more 5.es
acre hs farmers T. L.
- necessary ss4-
O. se ll sg1l1 J.ef-
& economy fas -heE
81 Bat taeg 90 p-9-
$50 81 1Ese s. for
@ pc urr
~ @ zzl laz1 .be
q -. EaE1f.a4l a9aH-
@ eE z -zerg 4erz and
491--azrzg aevzess
@ ell4 farmer p LIE
AH 1e9 epo1ss =
VI the prese1-
been ln eveg
1en-
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
RESOLUTIONS
PASSED BT IHE PARENT
TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS
TONS
NeHory - Nrs ssm. Browning

SINCE gsr lass meeting the Death
-re1 1-I- quietly and gently as q
a1-lot Epp-g aEay sIth he beAuti-
f- 9- ai sr- Sallie BroEning.
Als Browning w2s left al orphan
-t q very tender age. being forced 70
tne possibilities oF Z home
Hc ter -hlE reason her hear alwavs
t Gag % those who. Ike herself
eIe- tor mothers love. Trulv
sae Het the crlp1ural standard. In
4ea as Sc have done Il unto one
ei --e least o- these my brethren. ye
aaV s4a1e unto me-
% la--y life she gave her heart 10
Christ and always fulfilled her VOWS
~ EoA
YER sickness, sorrow, o. death
invaded hame. he was alwavs he
hrt .ae o. thea with comforting
a 1l- praracal assistance
-herrfsre, Be i resolved. that in
iae aa--h af MHs Browning which oc-
eaFrel q the tn q January. the
farea--i eachgrs Association. the Red
Gross aad the town where she labor
g g faithfully for years. has sus-
li zbstautiAl and irreparable
e and tLat We extend 10 the bereav-
8 family oar heartfelt sympathy and
express Son of deepest sorrow n this
nle death Of = devoted friend aD5
mCthez
be lt further resolved, that THIS res
oiunon Be spread upon the minutes
% oar association, q copy be sent 10 the
taini.y ., ana. one Be- sent 10 the county
paper for publication.
respectfully signed.
MkS. DUFF RAGLANp.
MOSS MITCHELL
MRS. MINNIE S. PORTER
Taylor, Miss. 2-s-lg.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

A enid tfzt hzs intestinal NorzI.s
Is h-165czpped l. II rs growth 4 teE
doses ot WHITES CREAM NERAl-
FUGE destroys and exE'els worz--si
tie child Immediately improves Enc
-hrzves wonderfully Price 25c p,
ba.tls. Sod BY a 4 Kendel- zov
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

= mutual consent the partnership
O. Wiley 4 Cook Is tins day dissolved.
Z WHEY VIII continne the business
ana has assumed al liabilities and
WI collect al accounts due SAID fr7n
February IL. 1918.
GUY COOK,
B. J. WILEY.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

02s In the stomach or bowels is a
aasAFgee2ole symptom Of a torpid
liver To get nd Of 1t quickly tax
nhhbAAE Il is = marvellous liver
stlnnlAnt and bowel purifier. Pnce
SOc Sold by A II. Kendel oSv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21
At The Hotels

The following guests ARE reg1s1s-eE
.tas week II ths Coi0zlAl Hosel-
Nsndxy, February lsth
6. Z Gay, Memphis, Tez1-
Z 2. kxInez, Memphis, Ts-n
s. Moss, Ns< O-lexnK
J. A Rozrns, Grenada, Mas.
:. 4 Eul, City
:. L Jacobs, jackson, klgz-
L. Z Holae-, Jackson. k1sx-
Eex. Z. Lewis, Houston, TexAs-
L ". porr, s. L0ulk No
: !. Asolosseln- Louisville
Tuedxy, February 1stk
IS F.1bern0re, Jackson Misc
h & N@rsgy, S. L'0l1k, Nc
Jno. v. Williams 81 LOUIS, Nc
8. J. Woodward. New YORK
p. F3srrns, S. LOUIS, No
[ L Ex-wooo, Louisville
klsk Dereols Wood Fife, BynE1A
Mississippi
G. l. DAsnDsck, Birmingham. AlE-
J. c. Hull, City
Z KreIs-rxr, Eaton I1a
s. r. kcFerr1n, Memphis. Ie1--
IF. Wing and VIE, Third C-1s-
states Infantry
". J. EoEps0z. Cu9eew1lle. Ma
: 5. B-Uzn- Memphis, Iezz-
Z Esveriooz- Va
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

Nj James T0nlnson and Mr.. c
Ledbetter have also been discharse6
from the local Hospital after mino,
operatozs.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

4 scald. burn, or severe erf heal
slowly 4 neglected The family that
keeps bottle Of BALLARD's SNOW
LINiAENT on hand is always pr.-
pared for such aecidsnts. Price 2se
5oe and 800 Per bOrfle Sold hy A.
H. Kendel. ~
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

-. Harry lundy after being sick at
the local hospital three weeks. has
recently ben discharged.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

me 20 Uzzng guests Esre reg-S-sT
e u -ne Commercial Hot=l, I1es1Eg
=. z Eni-.ezrzrg. Memphis, Ie11
7. =. Garter. Ao@-oen, Miss
J ?. Lzrnbzr-, Memphis Tenn
4 =. Richardson, S. Louls No.
! 4 TuHer. New Orleans, Ia
: 6 Cree. Jackson. Mss
N 2 Hzrrznk. Memphis, Tenn
Judge Cnzk e E0ETy. N@snE--gso1
u 4 Sampson, Memphis, lem
RI Tucker, gr-, Memphis T.zr-
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-21

l4-2l-2spd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09

Trains Leave Risnmond--Aa- ri,
Station Schedule figures not aaran-
iced. For the South--Daily: 7:SeS NJ
observation parior cafs car; SseP. NJ
sleeping car to Atlanta: 1I1Sh No
express; slseping cars to DanviS ~.
Asheville open SEQ p. N: 9.SeP. ~
local for Keysville. Chase City "a On
ford-week dAyA T
YoA River Liae-7;aS A. -. ~ AL \
r. NJ. daily LEGAL to West Port S:1W
p. N. daily. except SunAaS. tsAMos
Train connecting for Baltim0rs
Trains Arrive RichmonA-FD0 ske
eoufh: 7:oS A. H., l:2S p. n. $50 P. ~
daily: $40 A. n. except eundo. <rom
West Point: $40 A. II. and e:t n, n,
daily. steamer Train. s:lS ANL daiiy
06ics GOT n Main St Phone fkal D7A
except Monday. 44A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09
Chesapeake & Ohio failwaY

Gin. Lou'vle & West. 1900 b., - 80 >.
Main Line Local. As.l0A, rs AS q.
James River Line. 10000 a.. 1913 D.
n News MIX.
Old Point, 1900 a. '1s:osln., = 800
Newport News Local, 100 a.. s5:iSf.
From Norfolk, Newport Now Ola
Point. '12-o5 a. 1875 D.. sT.05 D. New.
port News Local, 'e;4s A.. s:45 10. NrosA
West. 's:15 a. '3:4o D. Localaf fasnk
a, '756 p. James River. tt:as/x.
$50 p.
sDaily Except SUNNY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09
Norfolk and Western Railr

ONLY ALL. AL LINZ TO NoRPk
FOR NoRFnI1k. 's:o5 A. r.. ss:0A.
H.. 400 P. Il. 1855 p. ".
FOR LYNCHBuRG AND THE VT.
1870 A NJ. $500 p. NJ. 's:35 nsB
Arrive Richmond from Nurk:
'Il:1a A. NJ, ss:45 p. N. Frsrha
West: '7as A. Nj. x2.1o p. NJ. IL; p
NJ. se1s r. NJ
spaaly. xDaily except. Sunday. xauay.
w 3. BEVILL w. C. SAUNDE.
?. =. ~. Roanoke. @. p. A.. Rookie
G. II. BOSLEY. D. P. A.. Richness Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09
SITUATIONS WANTED

" snteS---Nouua Lady Desire. Position
as companion or nurse for elderly
lady Reference sent on request
MISS DAISY MONROE. Railsville.
Na
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09

WANTED A FEW WIDE
AWAKE. BOYS, SOME
FROM ALL SECTIONS OF
THE CITY, TO GIVE SER
VICE ON MORNING PA
PER ROUTES. GOOD
SERVICE WILL BE PROP
ERLY EWARDED. CAN
FINISH BEFORE SEVEN
O'CLOCK EACH MORN
ING. ASK FOR MIR,
FRICK. At 80 NORTH eth
STREET.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.

sweaty and Foctfd Feet Quickly Re-
lieved with Pedo-Rex and Pareira
Compound. ROBBINS. Marshall and
Second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09

Neuralgia Relieved in Two Minutes.
Boils emptied In twenty-four to
forty eight hours. Sore eyes in few
days by rubbing in temples. Nah
in foot relieved at once. 2ATH CEN
TCRY ROYAL LrNTMENT. 100 In l."
eco East Marshall, Scott's Drug
Store. Paragon Pharmacv r., II.
Childrey. r. w. Hageman. Litchen-
STEMS Pharmacy. williams Phar-
macy and other druggists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09
HELP WANTED MALI.

ENER.
CELTIC BOY TO LEARN
THE PRINTING BUSI-
NESS, GOOD WAGES
AND HOURS. APPLY TO
FOREMAN VIRGINIAN,
THIRD FLOOR, AFTER 6
P. MI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09

Highest Cash Prices For Old False
teeth. old gold, silver and platinum.
F. c. NEVER JEwELRY CO, 81
West Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09
SEALED PROPOSALS. N.
OFFICE OF
THE CITY ENGINEER
RICHMOND. VA.

Juno 7 1879
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until IL O'Clock noon, June
IA. 1913, for Granolithic Curbs and
Cutters on Chamberlayne Aeenue
Parkway. between Calhoun Street and
Graham Road. Forms of proposals
can be obtained on application.
certified check for amount stated
(S500.00) on proposals must accom-
pany each bid as a guaranty of execu-
ton of contract. The Administrative
Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids
CHAS. r BOILING,
City Engineer.
June .. 1913
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09
SCHEDULES.

seaboard Air Line Rwy. Co.
Trains leave daily A NJ, Norfiua
local; lis p. M. sleepers, Atlanta
and Jacksonville; $40 p. NJ. Atlanta
Birmingham Special: li4o p NJ.
sleepers. jacksonville. Trains arrive
s25 A. Nj, sa@ a. NJ. 645 r. NJ. sac
+. NJ.
Effective Sunday. May H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-29

The following letter written Irom
Somewhere in France, by Ross
warner. former Guthrie boy to his
mother is of unusual interest;
Dear Folks Don't think I'm neg
lectful for not writing, but it IS
Mighty difficult to write here some
Jnes and then yod know how it is-a
How thinks he hasn't time AVID Keeps
quitting it off until he is in a 5eu-r
b lood for writing
Say-we are having the most beau
iful spring weather you can imagine
m as sunbuSat as gypsy used
b crawl out Of the mud trench every
cay and slip around an old church
)uilding of which nothing is lev but
le walls. and lie there in the san
line and listen to the big shells
roaming right overhead shells
ON both French Boche guns, going
backward and forward One in a
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Letters from Our Soldier Boys

while shell would be Dropped right
among the old fallen down walls Of
our dilapided, citizenless little village
then we would run for a dugout jus,
IKE a bunch of rats
Several times a shell would burst
real near and fragments Of steel amt
balls would fall all about us It Was
the most exciting and interesting
thing a fellow can ever imagine one
night we were expecting to be assed
and slept with our MASKS open right
by our face. woke up coughing and
thought could smell everything
lried to- smelt gasoline, gycerir",
cholorororm and ether smelt 4
thousand different things-which OF
course was all imagination. But we
aid get whilf Of gas that nigh!
which only made us cough and our
eyes itch.
About eleven O'Clock one dark
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WITNESS AFT TER WITT
NESS IN GUTHRIE
Such Evidence Our Readers Can
not Dispute.

AS we take up The Leader week by
week, we are struck by the hearty.
unmistakabe way in which witness
after witness speaks out as Mr. Maine
does here Ii these people We're
strangers living miles away, we might
take little notice of them. But they
are not. They are our neighbors,
living among us Their word is too
easily proven to admit of any doubt.
They speak out i'm the hope that their
experience may be a guide to others.
S. Maine Ga e Springer Ave"
Guthrie, says About three years
ago | suffered from trouble with my
back | had severe pains for days at
a time My kidneys showed signs Of
being disordered, so ! bought Doan'S
Kidney Pills They brought me relief
from the first and I CONTINUED their
use until I was rid of the trouble.
Doans Kidney Pills have always help
ed me when | have had occasion to
use them"
Price GOc al all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy gel
Doans Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Maine had Foster Milbun Co.
Mfgrs, Buffalo y Y
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Bringing Iron to the Front

1t is a well-known fact that men
of courage, men with brawn and
nerve to "buck the line" and go
lover -the-top" have rich, red blood
coursing through their veins. This
blood must contain about as much
iron as there is in common ten
penny nail. The red blood corpus
cles must be fed on iron to have that
rich red color. The nerves are fed
on the red blood corpuscles, so when
you feel tired, worn out before the
day is half over, when pimples show
on neck or face, it's the danger
signal, time to repair the blood-cells.
1t is fortunate that DR.. Pierce and
his staff of able physicians at the
Surgical institute in Buffalo, N. Y,
have found combination of iron
and herbal extracts that gives the
stomach tone, fortifies the blood
with iron in a form that it can be
taken into the system. You need
energy and pep" every day. You
can acquire it quickly by taking
Irontic." This latest discovery
called. lron-tic," can be had at
most drug stores, in tablet form, at
sixty cents the vial. Send Doctor
Pierce Surgical Institute in Buffalo,
| N. " ten ceats for trial package,
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ished by the printer in few weeks
In 1905. the receipts OF the depart,
ment We're $76S2l33. In 1917 they
We're $315,O5719 For the latter yea,
the expenses Of the department were
$l443SO5 Since statehood, the de-
partment has collected a total of ST.
l55,25305
"The work incident to the collec
uon of these fees and taxes is mostly
routine" says Mr. Welch except
whore a question Of the application
OF the reciprocal and retaliatory pro
visions of our law is included The
greatest good accomplished by the
department is in the settlement OF
claims, hundreds of which are se'-
tied every year without cost to citi-
zens, ana which otherwise would have
been tried out in the courts"