Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-10
Mississippi State News

Rosedale, best display long staple CO
ton.
Gold Medal-To B. II. Strong, We
Point. alfalfa hay
Gold Medal-To Charles Scot
Rosedale, fine hay.
Silver Medal--To w. B. Robb. e.
wards. long staple cotton.
Silver Medal - To Red Snappe
Sauce Co.. Centeryille, Red Snappe
Sauce.
Bronze Medal To State of Missi,
sippi, honey and wax.
FORESTRY AND GAME.
Grand Prize-To State OF Mlssis
sippi, best collection polished an,
rough timbers.
Bronze Medal-To State OF Missis
sippi, fish and game exhibit.
EDUCATION.
one gold, four silver and five bronz,
medals, to the State of Mississippi
distributed as follows:
Gold Medal-To Crystal Spring,
graded school.
Silver Medal-To Jackson graded
school.
Silver Medal-To Alcorn A. and M
College. ~
Silver Medal-To Tougaloo College
silver Medal-To State on collect
i've exhibit.
Bronze Medal-To Columbus graded
school.
Bronze Medal-To Corinth graded
Bronze Medal-To Meridian graded
school. '
Bronze Medal--To McComb Citv
graded school.
Bronze Medal-To Greenville gra
ded school.
MINERALS.
Gold medal West Pascaxoula Creo-
sOte Works.
Silver Medal-To State OF Missis.
sippi, on collective exhibit building
stone, clays, pottery. mineral waters.
etc. .
Bronze Medal-To George e. Obr.
Biloxi. pottery.
Bronze Medal-To Arundel Lithia
Water, Meridian.
Bronze Medal-To Stafford Mineral
Springs. Stafford Springs.
Bronze Medal-To Co0pers Well
Water, Raymond.
TRANSPORTATION.
Bronze Medal-To Alcorn A. and M
College, wagons.
MACHINERY.
bronze Medal-To Adams Machin-
ETC..
Wniie the above are all the awards
announced Tor Mississippi. appeals
nave been hled and contests are hein y
made before the Superior Jury and
u - expected that some adidtione1
gold medals will be given this state
sne group juries having oyerIookad
svhsst tne best State and Individual
SHOWN from Missiesfppf
IN the meantime the people OF onr
state have every reason 10 Fee, nro',, ~,
u the recognition given their nro-
lucts, resources and enterprises II
no small honor to be awarded two
rand prizes on two PRINCIPAL nro.
ucts. to which must be added six gold
ledals, seven silver medals and thir. |
zen bronze medals, with several more
ct to be announced.
The award of these prizas will tend
carry out the purposes sf the expo.
ton, show to the public what the
nerent States excel in, and must be
orth thousands of dollars to Missls.
pCoplt anu enter |
ices to this section. Thsse awards
III prove the best advertisement the
ate ever had, and will show the wis.
I'M OF the legislature in making an !
preparation to present the products.
sources, enterprises and wealth OF
ssissippi at the great exposition.
lille the appropriations Ware $50, 900
ly about 100000 have been spent up S
date, and less than $4,000 will be t
ent In all, leaving $4,000 or SIS 900 t
be covered back into the State I,
asury by the Mississippi Exposition n
reau. If the whole amount of the r
oropriation had been speut upon the +,
iibits they could have been made =.
re artistic, neater and more at u
ctive. but would not have embraced
'reater variety of natural products.
ause we have everything raised in ,s
State, and occupy every foot of ~
ce assigned to Mississippi.
he merits of the Mississippi exhib.
have been tested and proven, and
people of the State have Just cause
De proud of the result. In
r. II. HENRY. Cr