Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

/ consecutive weeks. He says that
some claim that ii requires four issues
OF the paper 10 make the three weeks
notice. while others claim that ;hree
issues complies with the law
We End this in Brane q Ai-x-
snder's Digest Il would BE well
for all Mississippi publishers to paste
Il in their Advertising account book
-Four Consecutive weeks Under
Sec 1913. Code 1871. requiring pabli-
cation Of a eit1tioa 'ozee n week for
[ four consecutive weeks IL is ros ne>-
esSzry that four weeks shall intervene
between the first and last puhlfSatfon-
IL is sufficient is there BE four weekly
. publications. and that there shall
I eiapSe foar weeks between the cate
OF the first ruhIicatioa and the return
day Three eases citest1-
See I5.s. Cole 1882. says. When
publication shall be required 10 b
made in some newspaper for thres
weeks it shall 5e sufficient to pusIish
once each week for three weeks. even
though there he rot three weeks h--
tween the nrst and last publicafiou.
but there must be three weeks between
the first publicatio1 and the day for
the appearance Of the party or other
thing for which the publication shall
BE made. and this rule shall furnish
a guide for anv similar caSe. vh@ther
the time required Be more or less than
three weeks
There are cf course. many happy
reunions within The Reunion this
we~k-fzmilies. frieats and eouzr7des
cone together after long years. and ne
hops that each one OF the many arr
finding the happiness they have hoped
for The home of a gallant veteran
and former fellow citizen. Mr.. R P.
Lake and his wife Miss HOra- OF
Grs,sdal IS hoaore-i b. the presence %
Nr- Lakes three uncIes-aii Coated
era.e veterans and two octoE-zarianS.
II Is ! strange custom among thoss
of Us who wrffs-as well as those Who
talk-tS put OF the beautiful truths
ws nizkt tell % life until that lie is
eute.i-to reserve our falrest EoEe-s
until thoss Who would hare rsv4Iies
in thsirsEssfnessz are gathering blooms
in Paradise
There are thozsan1s znozg The
men vho form the glorious army
COW eacaupess AZ Memphis and al
whose weary fe-t tie heart of the
--..rrshr--A Ffa- - -. - -
of praise VIII rise ere very lozz- Bat
there = one in the happy party al
sse kaSgssasls Lake hq1ss the story
could tell it-E1uA1 be a eozf0rr %
his eoura5eS and a1 inspiration TO
their so1s Os these thr-e hTsehsrS
TIE writer kzoEs oEEx that sDSi nan.
Ir ?. Levin Lake. % Oxf0r4-a Eaa
iCz< paSr three score years a1d
ten in whieh- despite the ~ssrsnao1<
Ets~ of a saeceSsrui business career
ersPrsseurfnS PhiliD Armour Of Chi
czsol. ke kept himself unz7otte3
from the w0<id-- Not ozly wzs Re n
gallant soldier ks wzs the sec0a1 o.
ac-r commissioned hy NisS5ssi2ri1.
during tie civil var. but he has h~sn
\ brave ar4 fearless solssiez n the
Iozg. stern hattie Of life. keeping The
ezs 'Eeafh xhose Saere,1 fol1s be
served ever zIotF and stainless NJ
his great ags he eonfiaze< actively
a. work securing x1e S1siEess fer his
house. and making al with xh0z
he cozeS In eOzrzsz the better fer
meeting hin Indeed he Is a father
70 the younger men on the road.-
zzd there are scores of thea yo1zg
enough 70 he his sons and grzEdscns.
who recognize his friendship a. u
h@ne6iction Surely this good and
faithful servant Is dOizg well his
work and we hope that his heart
wiII be gladdened this week a hs
ueers many comrades. and that the<<
comrades ehildre1 nav learn to krox
this whitehzired gentleman who goes
his way so happily II this pleasure
becomes theirs. their lives will -
brightensd and their faith arzer
and their aims more high hsczaSe Of
it X NJ p
The law class OF MiIlsaps Coll=ze
passed with excellent averages. the ex-
animation before the Chancellor Of the
district. so the judges Of the Supreme
Court announced last week This Is
the Law schools fourth graduating
class. and as Yet there has never been
a failure among MiIlsaps' candidates
for heense- The college is rarely for
tunate in the Law Departments faeul-
ty-aaoag IT'S members being Chief
Justice Whitfield. Judge E Maye<.
and Judge W r Harper.
The glorious rain which fell In
Central Mississippi early last zeek-
seems 20 have teen general and many
sections Of the State already show up
befsr from It's good effects
This department has rsiOiesd to
chronicle from time to tine the pro-
sress OF Yazoo City's cotton nill pro-
ject. and we feel almost as glad as
1Ey man in that beautiful little city
that the operations have begun Con-
I - s-~~1 @--Nt I~1A AG- @--------|- :
etc. and the building will BE- under
way in a very short time Hurrah for
Yszoo City and her wise men OF bust
ness. She deserves her good fortune
for she works for il ard her people pull
together and they pull hard We hope
she Will need another cotton mill soou-
IL she does II will he built
Mississippi boys are to Be found all
over the world. and they usually give
good accounts Of themselves Tupelo
has three boys in South Africa-wiley
Frazer. Frank EIncannOn. Jr- ard
Mr. Dunlap are at KroOzstatt with
their regiment-the Prince OF wales
Light Horse
Lauderdale eounty's hoard Of super
Visors will attend the Good Roads
4 T0nveurfnr in TzekS,rw in !. hnf7w IL