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on. -ice in all the Court*.
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tvro«D.Mias.
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tie. Stately
: r>ttrt a»
; lea Court ml Oxford and
of Appeals at J»ew
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KOI UU &T 110*1*02..
T«»K5E\3 AT LVW.
oun, M,*f.
roeas oecupirfl
rnogh A Kitchen**
Local News.
.. Sisk spent Saturday
P---UCS has returned
Wyatt »as in Ab
urday.
pnrter returned Tues
Oakland.
Bullitt returned 3u n
Looi-ville.
M. Leaved has return-1
S. C.
ay Hewlett returnrd |
phis Monday.
R McBride spent Sat
Water Valley.
Mrs. T. P. Bailey left
for Baltimore.
Mack Jones, of Lamar, is
of relatives here.
-- wning Club met Tues
. Mrs. Rosa Harris.
■- un» people enjoyed a
it Buford’s Mill Friday.
rd Mrs. W. H. Drane
rued from Ccffeeville.
Taylor, of Taylor’s i
In _uuves nere oaiuruaj.
Nannie Short, of Tocco
.siting friends in Oxford
erij meeting services will
a: the Methodist Church
’lasts Stone and wife and!
I. returned Saturday from |
May Jones returned Sat
■om a visit to relatives in
is.
t services were held in the |
.and Presbyterian Church.
night.
■ ijle Beanland. of Green*
s the guest of relatives!
is week.
Belle Stephens was host- 1
le Home Circle Club yes- ;
ifternoon
fanley Lea veil returned 1
tk from a two weeks visit
YorkCity.
>m Lundie has accepted
>n in Tupelo and left lor
.ce Saturday.
pening of all State insti
nas been postponed from
i to Oct. 17th.
Maggie Morrow has re
trom an extended visit to
s in Orrwood.
Will Cook and daughter,
orgia, visitd relatives in
>*ail*y this week.
R. L. Harris and family
upy the residence of Mrs.
doss after Oct. let.
i. W. Alien has been ap
pos (master at Denmark
led Mr. L. Morgan.
David McDowell and little
t Hoily Springs, are the
of Mrs. M. B. Jones.
Dudley Able and wife, of
Valley, were the guests of
r. C. Chiltou Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Hamelton Bannister
«tt Tuesday for her home in
“Ibgh, L T., after a visit of twe
^ootta* to her parents, Mr. ami
**“'*• *3. R. Hansttm.
1 p£:Uv^7£ 4 a*ra
. Mr.^MrTT Vf£;^rnte
’ J.E-NVil^en
1 •'*l“WTl«uyoi(tlu T-- ;
5 tw^V ^ .8^ %n'1
, , r Louise and hrama
i returned Friday from Chicago.
I T .' har!~ Sisk and »,fe. ,
'\3*« Sunday wiUl the,,
rarint . Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sisk
Miss Kate Lin,lie. of Coffee
»i«e. spent Saturday her, with
Lundi^ nt*’ Mr aDj Mr* J C
Miss Davis returned last week
from South Carolina. She «,
j-^m^nedhyth.htUeBa.W
Mi^ Jessie Wardla* left |.a-t
Thursday for Nashville. Tenn.. t.
resume her position in Ward
; stnuiurj.
Dr. and Mr.. Will Wright and
little daughter, of Jackson, aro
' , £"wtL‘>f th"r Parents. Mr
and Mrs. \k . H. Wright.
Mr. Henry Allen. Jr., of Vicks
tmrg. has arrived in Oxford from
Chicago, and will await the open
ing of the University.
Mrs. 8. A. Murray was called
j to Richmond. Ya.. Saturday by
the death of her little grand-son.
Master John Blassengame.
Mrs. Ruth Price left a few day.
agv, to join her husband in Hunts
. ville. Ala., aceon»pajfle<j by j,er
sister. Miss Pauline Reynolds.
linger Sewing Machines sold
on easy payments, note or lease
by S. S. Webster.
A fine sewing rxtm for rent
up-stairs at
The Oxford Millixert Co.
__ Our new Fall line of Dry Goods.
Clothing and Shoes is complete.
Now is the time to make y sir
selections. J. E. Xeilsox.
Mrs. W. C. Chilton left Tues
day for Kansas. For the next
three months she will give read
ings throughout the Xorth-west.
Mr. an>l Mrs. G. K. Smith were
"at home" M today night ompli
mer-tary to Mr. Martin Smith,
who left Tuesday for I*h:ladelphia
Mr. J. B. Leavell. cashier of
the Bank of Oxford. spent last
week in the country, at the hos
pitable home of Mr. J. W. Slate.
We were in error last week as
to the total number of Confedef
ate pensioners. There are only
291 enrolled in LaFaycttc County
Oh! Machines taEen as part
payment on a new Singer by S.
S. Webster.
The Eagle will take subscrip
tions for any newspaper or maga
zine published, and will save you
time and trouble.
Our stcck of Fail Millinery is
now complete. All the new Pat
tern Hata on display Monday,
Oct. 2nd. J. E. Xeilsox.
Col. J. W. T. Falkner and
family have returned after a two
months sojourn at Alma. Mich.
Mrs. Falkner returns much im
proved is health.
We all hope for an early frost,
but until that welcome visitor ar
rives we will have to keep a strict
watch for fear an unwelcome
guest might invade our territory.
Prof. Dabney Lipscomb, for
merly of the University, has been
appointed to the chair of Civics
and Political Economy at the I.
1. <t C., at Columbus for young
ladies.
Sheriff J. H. Welch carried
Will and Lon Cock to Piusbom
Monday where they will be placed
on trial again for the murder of a
Mr. Crawford, near EUzey, in
August, 1993.
The following marriage licen
ses have been issued since our
last issue: Mr. Willie Vance to
Miss Rxie Uiilhouse, Mr. W. T.
D;.k-n VJ.... fc'll.
Mr. T. J. Newton to Mies Mary
Smith.
We are glad to learn that our
former young townsman, Mr. Ed
Matthews, is delighted with his
new location in New York City.
He is holding a very important
position there in the Western
Union Telegraph Co., and when
not on duty he is seeing the won*
dere of the great metropolis.
The case of Brigham Young
and others charged with peonage
was tried before United States
Commissioner Lem E. Oldham
yesterday, and the defendants
wars discharged, as there was no
criminating evidence. The
principal witness in this case was
committed to jail here Tuesday on
a serious charge.
Mr. J. B- Roach went to St.
Louis last Thursday after Arch
Buford, the negro criminal from
Oxford, who has been confined in
the Grenada jail. The prisoner
given bond and took French
leave about a month ago. He is
now in the Oxford jail awaiting
j the Circuit Court. Mr. Roach
' had a rough road to travel on his
. St. Louis trip through the quar
: an tines, but got home Tuesday.
Saturday afternoon about 1
! o’clock the shelving on the North
side of the hardware store of
Lewis * McKee fell forward with
: a terrible crash, carrying de
. struction to the beautiful show
cases and many other valuable
articles. The accident was caus
ed bv the decaying of the sleep
: ere under the flooring. Fortun
ately all of the employees were
at dinner or in another part of the
store and were not injured. The
•wreck was repaired at once.
« . .
Vhjt Oxford Has.
.v- hor»' that the 1«j0 reader
i “Ht Iui.l: , not including ?fi*
t-ftl- 's d the state, who also r *
t os j- 'irnai. will not thins tha
bisf ri has g> ne out . f bu-nv-s
ar.-i in r«ahty be.- >«ie merely j
*.ty State n OB the grew; n!in»i<
Central Railway. While we j
receive a farthing f,v t.
information. i: firings a bli-h
.-name to feel that «ur c<>tcmitoity
n *) n>i-*fepr>wente«l.
Therefore, without tn >ney and
an*I without price, we wil! star
that we have TiO business foam
in this town, besides minor estab
lishment*. Lank over our eoi
utnns and are if you call the
shewing mads- in thorn f the
various enterprises, as an evi
dence of overflowing public spirit
Outside of the few urms who
nave cards and a few -p- ial n..
• tiers in the paper, every other
line is gratis.
It would be gratifying to the
management of any newspaper
t-» be ever on the alert, and to
always speak out in defense of
the best intere-ts ..fits - wn town,
but when the citizens of a town
■*xp«vt you t> run a pa|M*r for
public convenience and -Upp,(rt
yourself without any patrmg.
whatever, it is not calculated to
make you very enthusiastic or
overt! wing with public spirit.
Iwsides it is impossible to give
the same service and publish a
g *>d a paper in an unresponsive
c- mraunity. that does not patro
nize you enough to keep you
in breakfast foods, as it would b
if your efforts wefe appro.-iated.
But The luoLB will go .>n just
the tame and will remember its
friends and—others.
This paper is cot out for,
charity—J..»?s a t want a d.llar
from any individual that is not
repaid in double measure.
For Sale.
Mv residen*-e oa second South
street. Six room-, hydrant -.vater.
sewerage, good garden *p>>t ar. i
nee- 'sary out-housee. For t. rms
apply at residence.
Mu.KauEii.inB. (
For Rent Cheap.
SO acres of up land, aim st
love!, 7 miles fp>m town. Will.
rent cheap for a term ..f year...
P. O. B- x 2k, Difi ml.
.* • ■ ■-lYtnnji
THE DEAD.
BH5. ,’Ai'K SLAUGHTER.
Mrs. Jack Slaughter died in Ih
As. turn at Jacks- n Monday, an.
dt» remains were brought to »>x
fort cn the evening train am
earned to her h-«m- seven mile
No 'th «>f town for interment
Mrs. tughter has been in feeW.
b ith the past two years and i
was finally decided to carry h«
• here sh- could receive meiiri
f can? and attention. She had beer
•in Jarks »b. at mx m >n*bs. bui
hep tsiii:. n did not improve,
.'he deepest *y—pnthy is f.-Lt for
Viereav *1 hi-stad and chil
, '-"we- lit the i-.ss .»f a devoted wife
ana loving mother.
Engagement Announced. *
Invitations are out announcing
! th • kppe aching marriage of Miss
Martha M.-es Harris to Mr. Julian
T. B”i llett. both of * ixfdrd. The
Jere.a >ny will take place- on
Tuesday. O.t. 10th. at 8 o'clock
p.m at the residence of the bride's
mother ..n Pontotoc street.
Miss Matti- Moss is an Oxford
girl vid one of the most popular
your.g ladies in our community,
numbering many friervls wh-> ad
mire h r for her many admirable
qualities. as well as charming
personality.
Mr. Ilrimldi is a highly es
trs--r d y .on - druggist and has
many friends in the community.
This young couple hare the best
•* -hes ..f a legiou of friends for
a Istg and happy Kfe. in which
Th£ Eagle most heartily j litis.
Music lenocj.
Hie« L. A. McDonald, a music
teacher of Id years experience in
Columbia, 3. C.. is prepared to
give le^Moos to limited number of
piano pupils. Music r»Kn at the
Kpiwtopal Rectory. Inquire of
Ilf- M Donald at Prof. Bailey's
re-tden-e on South street. Tele
phone No. 172.
Notice.
Mr. S 3. Webster, of Oxford,
is now representing as, and will
sell you a Singer Machine on easy
payments, or discount for Cash.
Also carries a full line of needles,
oil and parts of machines. Try a
Singer bet re buying any other.
Stager Sewing Machine Co.
Subscribe oc TUk Eagle.
IScotcH Oats.
New Crop.)
10 CENTS.
S. W. MOSS, i;1
I_j|
IwlalnKt Letter*.
list of an*-taim—i mail matter left
in the Oxford, Him., Pud OtSm for
the week endingSaturday. Sept CJr J:
I BeU. Mum Lacy.
i Chandler. Her L. M.
S Clark, A. W.
4 Far lev. F. K.
3 Gillimen, Mi* Mary.
4 Gann. LC.
T Goobbv. Mia* Myrtle.
5 Harris*. Harrr
» IliU. Flphrim.
10 HaaaeU. M. D.
II Hamilton. Mae Mefrina.
12 Johneon. Mr*. Froe.
13 Jonee. James.
14 Marshall. Mis* Annie,
13 MeBwen. Mr* Lyo*e.
M Sealer George.
17 Smith, Mr*. Omar.
1* Taylor, V
1» Taylor. K. J.
JO Woods. Tom.
it hen rnlua< for the above pi-are
give No. of miter and date advert wed.
v S. M. Uowir, P. M.
>oa - Resident Notice.
The statu cr Mismaeirrr. ^3».
LaFayette County.
To Lula Marion, whoee poet omen
addrem in unknown. You are hereby
commanded to appear before the
chancery Court of LaFayette County,
Mmuantppi. on the
mriHll MONDAY IN NOVE1I
BHR A. l>., l*s.
Id plead, u»r at-d tie mar to the bill
ol complaint ttfcd >,HMi yoa oo the
Stb day of I *ecember. ISM.by t.eoefe
Marion, to obtain a divorce, wherein
you are the defendant.
This the Sth day of Sep* A. D..
J. O. Ka3UTC. Cterk.
L. SI. Ruassto- SoL b.r 'omp'tt.
BARDEN S BS
t%nrta‘»»~bead np ~ii» ckcela
tjWL sml a >rler to do this «6ert
to five 86 coats woeth ad fardtw oood
.ad the drfy sad Snaday fay *w oaa
month, the inn V which b Si «»_*
n*sl ->f *!«. el for Vo -atom Bnd
tbs W rests to The Sows admitsr.
Itrmohis, Tim and they art# scad Joe
the paper owo OMofh ,ud the feikiwtaf
papers of seed, paster- Paid:
Wat gackaca Cif:U Pass, nnhi price .3
Si?
Lft'-wf. Wn-i«»V«. i. **nnthor.
sEJWhSToJSrts
all «f the stone pi*s »el sad to
SluX. t-nto
Ail tkti *« t^ool for » py “*
fewer wed and tke paper ooe aawth.
The Nee^Snmuar » pehliehed «f»
i— ,t» pafaai. Sunday —iromm (-W to
(M oacm). *
If a parf^r* tkt warkly pt*
far oa» y**r :aatM<! jf ti»* daily P*P«*
Tba moatk, fee cu *» oedar.
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k Set •« New Wm Charts tbsolwtel*
With vmm Cast.
The publisher! of the i.'epoblie, St ,
Louis, >i o., offer a magnibcert set of I
revised new home library wall charts 1
upon sac a absolutely liberal terms
that no wheel or borne in the country
ran afford to be without them.
This bountiful set. containing nine
-omplete mup! anil a cyclopedia of
indispensibie information, will be
given, free of all chargee to every
penoo who semis 31.90 to pay tor a
year's subscription to the Twice-a
d celt Republic, of St Louis and Farm
Progress, .he great agricultural and
boose monthly magauine published by
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where to be the best journal of tie
kind published anywhere.
Following are the maps in this set:
1 - the world, i—the C oiled States. 3
Ty pographic map of the Russo-Japan
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Three hm sheets, sacs ±4x33 ia
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charts. Everything that joa want to
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counuy and the count! • and people*
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great cyclopedia and geography com
Dined. To* can’t afford to aae this
opportunity. The Twice-*-Wee*
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For Rent.
The residence of Mrs Hutchin
son on Cemetery street, apply t
1>. M. Kimbrough. The sam<
was rented by me, but t desire t>
sub-rent. A. H. Coffet.
ForSak.
One second-hand Paencoi
; heap. Apply to
* Ds. P. W. Rowulsd.
-- * _
I The Fcrgr Sttmtirr
Th" fever sit.iati n shows »>n
iatpr". ament. bat the danger h:
' by bo means passed yet. Tt
I warm Jays and cool nights ai
■ not ealoiUt'd • • help the titui
I tcia, especially in LooMbdi
• wher> the lisea.se is raging- th
■ worst.
Tuesday's report gave New Or
I i*ans 31 nesr oa-es and 5 dewtlu
' total cases to date and Ub
deaths 315
Port Gibs >o has one case o
fever- Natehea, 11 cases and
death. Hamburg 3 ''an*. Roii
no new cases. Wkabjrg 4 cases
Mississippi City 4 cases. Gulfpor
1 new case.
Oct. »th is generstlly concedes
the date f r a fr st in this sectiot
and the <{uarantine will be raise:
! by Oct. 15:h.
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE Vo CHt.IMTORS.
; StoOte Porter. Administrator l
vs Ko .its of
Jerrv Porter. Deceased. j
In the Ct aarery Cent ot LaFavett*
Coaa'y, State of \Iiw»i*wpjit.
11 hems, on the ITtb day of .Urn:.
1WV-. letters >f ulnietnihM on the
•state ot Jerry Portar, decease i, w -re
emitted to the tr.ders.^ned by the
chancery Court of I *Fa> ette County.
State of Slisetss ppi. wotiee is hereby
given to ail (arsons having awl hold
ing dai-M iguaet the estate of the
said Jerry I'otrr, Jr.. Jeeatei. to
have the aaa.c prtbwte.l awl rc'S-r
ed by the cierh ot the i naooerj ster«
within owe year. 1 he failure to pro
bated and register seal oiaiam for le
year, will bar such claims from re
covery.
Mollis Pukttb. A irainiatratrtx.
8livai. lt A Davis, Attorneys.
Nob-Reside itt Notice.
Tns 9rvre or Nlswlmip?', l
t'oaaty of LaFayette. )’ So. SS5T.
To Frank Crawford awl PearlL'raw
ford, minors, who have Be.:her oar
• lie li\ Ug tor guar l in, aal wn.se
po«t-od!i-e address » lltaiptn, Sh-i
by County. State of Tcaae~«e. Yoa
are commanded to appear Wore the
hanc-ry Coen of imFayeUe County
in mid State oa the
FOTRTH MONDAY IXXOV iJIBER.
a :i
to defend the sort ia all coart of Mr*
Vmk lieesiin. et *1, vs. Mrs Portia*
Irvin, et al, wherein yoa Me defend
nuts.
This the ISth Jay of September. 1*06
J. O. Rakky. Cleck
Shavds A Sr si. SoiM.torCompi'U
Notice to Brfelg.- Sadder*.
Public notice H hereby given that
the undersized will receive sealed
bids up to 11 o'clock, noon, on Tnes
day, (jet t. 1*05, for the built mg >f a
bridge on the Wyatt and Abbeville
r ui .cross a slough .a Tallahatchie
bottom Bocd doable the amount of
the bid must be hied with two or more
securities The bridge is to be bolit
According to ,ut> and specifications
sow oa Hie o my office
J. O. Kaxh, Clerk.
Oxford, Miss.. Bept. *. t**k
NOTICE TO ROAD OVERSEERS
The re has been only T>> reports of
:ue road verseers a* they are re~
I tired by law to make; Therefore, it
»t rdered by Ike B-varvi of super - a
vr* tnat all report* be uisappre v «1
isl tii uttmt.- aie hereby gran *1
xnti the 1st Kuc lay ia•*i*-ber. laud,
■o pot their roala m good c ndition,
trd to make their rep rt to tats
card- All overseers tat.. to max*
She said report and eat .luneg pot
:-.etr roads in good coodttion wUl be
Iced i t the sum of IkP.iW as the law
provide*. Various anddever* com
plamu have b-en made t>> tins ;oard
jt the had coodtiun of the public
road*. Sorts of the reports Ihat have
Man del aho * that the-r roads in the
past via month* cave been wurkeu
voly oue-hali a day.
J. O. R.ixtT. Clerk.
Oxford, Miss.. Sept. 1, IJdk
CITATION NOTICE.
iu Srtir oi ifL-'tssir-pt, \
LaFa-ette County.
In the matter of toe .’stateof Mr*. . ,
A. J Barr, deceases!.
To Josephine Mnis, and her guard!
an, peter B. Mills, whose p-vtoffiev
ahiresi is Lipscomb, I-ipacorrb C’VUuty
in the State of Texas: and to lames
B. Mason, a minor, and his guaruiau.
James P Mason, whose post-office
address is dale Spring, Washington
County, ia tne »t ite of Virginia, ami
to elauselle Bl ok, nephew of R. W.
Block, deceased, wnoee post-office
address U Birmingham, inf be County
of Jefferson, and State of Alabama;
and to Samuel Black, nephew of U. W
Black, deceased. and is unknown
next of kin. whoae poet office aldresu
and whose place of r—silence alter
diligent urn, .icy is unknown: and to
Mary Buck, niece oc K. v>. uiaek, de
■ cased, and her unknown next of kin.
whose post office address nod whose
place of resilience after diligent in
quiry is likewise unknown
Yon and each of yen are command
ed to appear be: ore the Chancery
Court of Lafayette County, in the
aforesaid State, at rules on the Sec
ond Monday of Uctooer, A. D , 1*11,
to show cause, if any you can, why
the final account of the executor of
the estate of Mrs. A. J. Barr, deceas
ed. eh aid not be allowed, and why
the petition, wherein you are defend
ants, should not be granted and a de
cree rendered according to its prayer.
This ilst day of An_uet, a. i>.. i Wo.
J. O. RanaY, Clerk.
The New York World.
THE THWCE-A-WEEK CDfTlON
nn to siiuini in ucusa
tawtaid Is sruKLS,
For the autumn season now at hand
the moat valuable paper to you will
he the Sew York Tnrice-a-'Veek
World, because i; orf -r* you more at
the price than any olner paper pub
batted anywhere in the word.
This is a time of great events. Ws
are having great wars ani othef
changes of a stirr ag kind are occ ir
rug Doth at hoc s and abrua t. The
Tl-rice -a Week Work! eo»< to y ou
every ocher day, except Bandar, with
all the neas. fully, accurately a-.c
promptly tokL
The Tkffcs-a-F eek Workl is t air in
lu political reports. Y oa can get the
truth irom its coiemas. woctaer yoi
are a ‘tepuhilci.i or a lo.-mucrar, ami
that is wnat yup want.
The Thrice a Week Workl aivay
has * en*l stcry nuuurg, and it i
alwaya a first-cla<* story by a ffr :
clasi author The Thrice-a-W d
Workl puhhshes better d-tion tha:
any other aeursaaper in (he Unite
State*. Special attention is also givei
to markets, and there acv a my ochn
value * features
The Thifcre-a-Week World’s regu
lar subscription price is only fiw.pt
year, an i this pays for Bi pa ,, r
We olfer this uneqia. led new-pipe
and las Baouc I jgeth .-r one year to
i fit-TS. The regular subscription pne
at the two papers is jil’.
Table Boudcs.
Mrs. Edgar Harris will ope
her doors to table boarders ex
ist. For terms apply at res;
! deuce.
Subscribe tor Tad Eagls.
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Grove’s Tasteless Chfl] Tonic ?
^tood the test 25 years. Avr ;ge Annua] Saks over One <ai a HnK MiSirn L
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TO REMOVE
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lit «*if..r4 Ay all fa»4kftC A. ifgm,.
Illinois Central Railroad
Annual Stockholders' Meeting at
Chicago Oct !8th—Penora!
Attend *nce ot !rwii\ du
al Holden is Dcvrcd
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Pfibfir Bo»twi" Iterphr |;vpo t>U‘
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ers of t:»* Mn .'t* C*otrAi Kj»'roa.i »v
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tkc »t aboa *n Itttn fc* *\talrai
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apply f. r hi»- r k* - tfte' Ka *0 a:
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same ami a.lrrw f Ul* «fo»*klwLJ'-r
vlklfy 0* siv«» b 4*« t»r *-*r tri«r*.ri$- '
enter cf *t»v*fc. loe^ar* -e in*»i ' i«* tub
k r aki *-Uo of *‘ri <vrt k*»»» N *•
B 4r than 000 p»»r*v* «u. j
free ia iay «***• 1 m!i3< of
atock an tv*»v**tmr-l on t>* book* ot
iitf cumpaa v.
A. li Uei(<rirT.
5*ocr^tiry.
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Factory l>y
Express. * j|
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a^7 wAer c-Liiy yva rru -V.
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CiVr'j r l* 4 on Bif e*
pAd 11 cud *w4 bw -s in
Tire? *'i*-s it fna '.4 to 5
ucl. Try *u* cr
For Sale by A. C. Brumlett
T^£ DIRECT ROUTE to
Mineral Weils
The Great Texas Health and
Pleasure Resort.
,
}fs tnwnle to answer question*.
Writs foe Mineral Weil* booklet ami
Sew Book on Texas—Free.
E. F. T’ asw.
General Fasnenser Asent,
Dallas. Texas.
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PMJEYSQWiEY^XAl
I REPRESENT
* THE STANDARD 6A0RAKTY AND TRUST GO.
'$1,000
WHO WILL BUY TOU A l£Z HOME
$4,000
^ "■! ran f»«rr»>\* anv am «i,t vtt ».*li at 5 per
cent simple Interest. ..!•'• t : -tl.lt St m<,
wii.mhu kk>m:i»y
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i | WHY TRY TO EAT
WITH BAD TEETH?
Son eat* l\-' A prettjr wet m teeth i< not
_• t. I »1 I ]
attend to any irrejnl .r;t:e» ol yoar teeth »':Il the ,
■ «Wt *■:.«.Itce * it |e»i putn ! >
All of ui> mu k i< fAitaratitetul.
]' My price* sarpnne everyone,
rail .tad lee auat they are.
W. B. McMAHON. Dentist.
Soath S.de of 6-ja.re Phone IS'.. ] ’
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A. H. KENDEL
OXFORD. .HISS. ::
j; Dealer In < |
j; Dni^i. Medicines. Chemicals. I>yr-Stuff*. !;
; Oils. Paints and Varnishes ; i
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Surgical Instruments and Stationery. ;I
■ I Beu«y»*. Co-nto. Soap*. Extract*. Fine Perfumery. Fancv «
Art'cle*. Etc . Etc |
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W recom^,ea^ tk:« wuo<i*tta! asr.ijc~.ne twi Lj.a.jr-'*
B TAKE IT NOttl
■ LABGE BOTTLE, 54c GET TEE 6ENUI3S
B Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
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"A II. Kt-in’ttl, Oxford. '
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A on hand at my Undertaking Booms. m
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