Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
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state thro1xa wAicA is cr@ hzz.re,l
aa4 sixty niles q track rus
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structfvs vav Ax-t-zivz-zi I-tsr-
esSs.- a coE=uzE-1S3o1 fru-z Caze- ".
II Harry gave zxzy tz.--vssf=< fss-es
ahcEt the ti-ter wealth e ~ safe
Messrs- Scatter. NeKls a-s HaSes --as
sensie1e pagers CT z@wsvzr~r rnaaax--
nezt- The auzEai orzricz ~ ~.
Carlisle. os The West Pus-t Leazs-. -
-EAs RelAti1n o1 Lax - Garerz-~ns
sz1 Responsibility % the Press ssr is
EzforceEszt r1< rvc-lv-4 wigA
sp~cial favor
GTrenwcci vas eko@en as tke zsxt
Place % nestnx aa4 the folloEfuE
we're elected o@csrs- J. u. MeKie.
President. J. 7. S-ufs-. Fl-zs Vice
Presieeas. r 3. Nay. SecouG VIce
Presieent. J. g. Ncsiuire. Secretary:
P. X Nayers. Treasurer J. z Nor
wood. Orator. J. l. PoEe-. Chaplain:
J II Duke. NatiozzI Press Committee
E1az. Mrs b I. Holes and Robert
Lewis. ESsayiSsS. Mss SlrEietou Car
rstt- Poet
4 co-respouSence between Governor
Lougino and Director General Buch.z-
al. % the P1E-AzsrieSz Expositicr.
Tas submitted By the Governor. azd
referred 20 a committee. which re
porsed- and on Its reconuendat.aa.
The Association heartily approves
and adopts the suggestion Of the GoTer-
nor and Director General in recersaee
10 a Mississippi Day al the Pau-
American Exposition at BuralO. Il Is
natter os sincere regret that tie ex-
tr7oriirary demand upoa our state
treasury for 4 new state capitol and
for our s-iucatiOuai and Charitable IL
stitutionS AZ the last session OF the
legislature. prevented an zp2rucria-
tio1 for 4 state exhibit al the Pa--
American Exposition: r-vsrrk@IssS.
this Association. ard Re hsiieve the
people generally % Niszissippi. feel a
deep Interest II the ssaceeS< % tk~
ENposition- and that murh heu-zr
Will rssult from a visit thereto This
AssOci@flol will Therefore. arrzng1
for an eXcursiOa 10 Bz-aio. o start
from Jacisoa q Tuesday. July :. az.s
Se vii - Pieaset IL the Director
G~7sr2l viii designate Friday. July i.
As Mississippi Press Day. Ne cou1iaI-
y invite al other Nississfppians via
Contemplate visiting the ExPositio- %
accompany Is a. that tine. aSsartax
! tAez q Cur bes< s1orts 10 give tAez
thsz TIE f5resr rates rszzIIy xivs1
% large parties
The EKrzrsicz Cc--f-s~ ce1sfS-s q
J. T. Poser. J. g McGuir- znE A =
Mce4iizn- Ahozt 6ftv have b~@a
REGISTERED ozher =~rhers CO tks -
sociAEiaz G@sirinS 70 % sAozsd rsEzz-
ter III S~e-s-zry NcGzir- II case
VIA = sz@r5ezf Ez-her 20 oorzpy
tE0 PullZzzs ar registered The -e<ls-
ter I'll - eiose,1
L Eus- u uaterStool that aoz@ hut
elzl -- r.r-y EzeE daily
-sEsrarer IS ezsiti@t - tkree repre-
s=1HauEss AID ezeh weekly 70 to
-rrrF H=zr2rivss- Frevile5 Tx s-iitor -
FzalisEeT j. A EsUtsr q the Pres A.
soelatse1-
r. izT. yar SIS iii - 4 gala
dav n Jacksoz azd all etzsses- as vel
= al 4s=s nan 10 kare a roTal tire
r. @zazszezt q thz Esee-rfe Czr
I1ze Azs rated its entire serv5=e in
clziizg eight ears motlrEzz- ssci 10
the iadiss = TIE First Presbyterian
Chareh. and thsy AZ % z~ssz.e czslr-
eharge q then for tke zeg ti-s slu,s.zy
tie fuI rws1ty-sour hcarsi AL 10
apply the proceeds of their ven5u-. 70
the Pipe organ fund The ladies EilI
have a regular o51ee zear TIE eapitzl-
ard a relay srztioa- Their Eosr charm
ing siris sill serve as cOaduetors ard
each wiI carry \ chap@roz- Refresh
meEts are 10 - served continuously
az the 10Tth znd west terminals. ard
a number of trolley parties are on the
{ docket Ouly the regular fare OF ave
eezrs will b charged. but as the
profits come TO the ladies' IN The ex-
cess travel sDoTe the average daily
travel for the for night preceding a-i
following the Ladies Day % coarse
F everybody ard their friends and Kin
folks will ride that day II they rsFsr
role before Infeed there Is talk
among the fair ones OF boyeostinz any
an or woman who Is seen walking On
shs streets that DAY. except Ehen
TtTsity IN Mississippi tAoaEh caise
Popular in other sections and ne give
It this extended notice rhz,
oshsr rOEnS having ear lines
may undertake something Sui-
lar provided. OF colrss- they have
. Uzn ar the head Of their system
Who Is as e=eiert and as courteous as
Jsekson's Mr. Douglass
All Of Natehez-old and young alike
are Passing through mourning days
Just nOv. because Of the death in that
city Of Miss Mary Lyle principal Of
the hatcher institute. Who has tau<h,
the children OF the city for almost
kzif century Every possible honor
vas shown her memory. and the lead
ing business aad professional men OF
the city became as little children
again il their eonmo1 grief AZ the
death and in their desire to do her
reverence Her internsnt took place
IN the city cemetery in the presence
OF hundreds Of friends
& Truckers especially speciality truck
ers-shOuIl note the really startIlrS Z
increase in value Of the Mississippi
Long Beach Rzdish-~ In IsSs the
shipments averaged fifteen barrels
daily Il 8 - p-ar hzrrzI- net In 1897