Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-06

subjects as imporr brought uD. In the
senate uueh spurri1g fer and against
the prohibition bfII-or. a. ft Is called
By It's friends. the Giles hfII. God
otess EN- AMI ey is cppoaers. the
atl1 that stands meath the pstttcuat
iag'-h1s been iussiIlge,t in. and when
ever IL comes up the Senate eniovs
foods of earnest elcgusncs from rAs
one sis1e and s&IIihII fencing. with
also a .podly share % slngr1enes. from
the ether The ba6aiss sII with ladies'
e ta- " c T. U Who listen ssg-riy
TO every word and who keep tab On
every r-smhsr rs ~ votes. Z. Is = 10
rtc~ahle fact that al of these notes
are carried home By the " c. T L
hdIes. presumably for use ag1inxc Ger
tain Senator'S ls scms future time
when they need the suffrage which
these grod LIdiss csntrul-or Al least
hrgely influence The prohibition
sentiment in the Senate Is strong an
the etn VIII doubtless 20 through in
taEor oe statutory prohibition Other
matters u paramount interest are the
appropriation bills Of the various S5ars
stueatt1ual institutions. Very arxs
sums ara asked Tor tae maintenance og
these institutions. but Il Is generally
conceded that every dollar asked for
IS asstteA The various boarrfs Of -r,rS
rees tcgerher with the presidents ana
the lsgi sllEivs committees (which hlvs
carefully exlmIne,t into evprv frsu
11d recommend their passageY con
stirzre authorities sufficient To SILENCE
tae most earptng critic ant competent
20 answer the -urczc searching a1es-
tons The money asked for ~ the
University the L L & C. AMI the A.
e " C1liege Is Al needed. ff We would
see these Institutions continue to at
vance aloug their present lines ana
property equipped ant prepared for
this advarcsmenr Our grsar s,frra
r-sual Institutions are famous through.
out the lnt. nnd the members Of thfs
Lsgtsi1rIrs seem dstsr-n inesf rhar thsv
shall net slI osiaw the present high
sfa1farvt through any sauIr oc theirs.
The question ae establishing ure,k
h,1l department n connection with th,s
University az Oxfsr,f dsss nae meet
xIrh mHEh EIv1r Il seems 4, De- The
prevalent bien thIr fs w0ufd ruin the
prospects o. zuch 4 schoof % Ioeass 4
n 80 small IN inland town as Oxford.
Naer. zecessariIx the eIi1he and it's
section wuuht De greatly restricted A
larss nHmhsr gs tie saTous seem 70 Il.
sire a medical college,. bur tfssfra rkar
Z ae located In Jacison fas a central
1ai1rt. and thae all The Sc1rs h,,-ps
1ils - u1trsd rhere IN cue great IN
sVlrI-i1u worthy gs the Ssasa W. LIVE
n AMI % ars who keeps up with
1els-s thiz sssuz II excellent pE1n.
Something should certainly BE- done.
ant taus gsEhsklY. % enable Us to ear.
t1r our own sick ant suffering people.
lnsSsat % dumping them IN On the
charity hospital IN New Orleans or
the 0sAsr great esntars Of healing In
Memphis and New Orleans. Ntuv
matters az minor Importance have
been before both houses. OF which cur
rsuisrs have doubtless read in the
daily press.
A most unusual occurrence was that
oc n double funeral in Grenada LIST
week On this sal occasion Nrs. Caro-
Inc Williams thorn Lake,. aged 80
ant Eer cousin. Capt w P. Lake. aged
-. were buried IT the same time in
The Grenada Cemetery 6har died AZ
t1fsrenr points, II Is Il strange CO.
Incidence that At the marriage Of Mr..
Levin Lake OF Armour county MANY
FeaFs asD. these parties. the cousin
la4 the brother OF Mr.. Levin Lake
stood together As attendants. and We're
always - devoted As cousins eeuIGF b.
IL was Il strange. but. We baEfavs 4
aAppF coincidence. that they should %
70 the Long Home together
The Brvkhaven Leader has en-
harSed ou = campaign for the estah-
hsshment Of rug factory in this STATE.
There = only one south cc PhiLaaeIphia
at Arl1nra-anf after running rwen-
y months II declared 4 tfvidensf Of a
per cent It would require about $50
900 or ss0,9s0 To build and equfp 4 rug
fartnrT. and we agree with the Lender
thai cur homes would be more com
l0rt1ote and much more beautiful Il
the Hoors were made Of cur own
oeaHrIrul hardwood and adorned wfth
homemade rugs.
Mr. Harris Dicksou's new boob.
The Siege Of Lady ResoIute.- VIII Ee
CUT IN few days now. and viii Doubt.
less be as great n success As was his
frSr book. The Black WoErs Breed -
Mr. Dickson IS a writer IN whom his
native state feels genuine pride The
darpers are issEIing this new book aus.
Mr. Dickson has a third novel we'll On
the way to completion
Few Mississippi families have in the
present generation sous OF more intel
leetual ability than Is accorded to the
IaEnes Of old Rrankfu- All Of these
boys. R. ksnnon. AnseIn. VI. NJ ami
lossph- are men OF wide culture and
deep learning One OF these STUDENT
hruSherSr Mr. NJ VI Jayne. has p1st
completed set Of Latin text books.
which are being issued By the Abbey
Press OF New York The first OF the
series Is Thirty Latin Lessons. We
nope for Il most ss1eesssruI career for
Mr. Jayresis books. because We are
confident they merit success.
The gold spell Of the early ps.t ec
.asS wsk ffUze over the ponds in North
hissississIppf with crust OF lee hard
enough tor Skating. which WIS enjoyed
In some sections.
u VIII De good news I'd the travelling
public that the Illinois Central pro-
poses fencing in IT'S tracks aF Iarks9r
9as putting men az the zztEs % ex-
anime tickets and thus prevent mis-
takes assist passengers In finding their