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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

On shs -th instant IL was anuuuus-~,f
shas Nr. Thsuiors f. Prire.. the x--us
eutrnu bull of View York. hssf wired
m ll'surenanfss in New Ori-ans shat he
haai errfnized a pcsl tn selI epstou
dnwn M and below nine cent. ssr last
xses- and possibly ow-r shis week
Fhs. announcements did nut ,susus a. .
surprise ~ shc~c wrr w-r- s.uuants.f
with Mr. Prire. For years ft 1as bv-u
hrs purpuss. eu run the market sfpwu az
every appurtunitv- Many viii rrmsm-
Der tina large SPARE he used last winter.
showing pirt'Irss IN all the big usws-
papers IT eurtnu ields unpiriesd. try
inr uo hammer the Dris- down, IN which
a's wa- signallv sSn,ves-ftiL
But while Mr. Pru.e has been prxs,-
tn,;lliv SAYING hsr wears what the farmer
-houid take h,r has crop. another cum
o'narinn has entered th.. dsi,f and will
m the future euuf..st kusi with the pruper
management. d'shsns hrs efforts The
southern earron As-oeilriun. formed
by the prrsiucrrs ef the staple. has
been arg1lnizest eor the purpo-e of cum
auftInr Iusr suurh Influences A. ar. rep
resssnrs,i by Mr. Prime. Within a s.w
minutes after the r-veipt sf the news
IN S.sw Orleans sf vhaE was inf.rnsi.,t.
uei,sgrams began pouring IN IN Pi--~i-
dsut litrt of the Ni.--is--ippi branch Of
rhe A--osiarion. urufng him a. th.. head
et rhe strongest hran.ii Of th. ar,raniza-
tIOn. 40 I,,-sus an address, ra the people
warning them Of the DANGER and To
sllr.reSt a cuunfer muvs on thu part Of
ths. As-o.iarIpu. Within a short riru..
the hBilowing WIS flashed over the wires.
an the Ieasiiug -lutheru newspapers
that Ire IN sympathy with the move
menf-
ClariS.ilIs.. Miss. Aug. Z. 1sA5.
To the F'arms,rs of Aississsippi-
Ir IL reported this muruing that Mr.
rheo,tnrs e. PRICE has organized a
bear pool uo ssll eutton b-iow nine cents.
Fl. may b. able 10 dn this. but doubt
IL very much. II he dives, he viii meet
ais own w arerioo. Do noe lee the pris,e
ot tiuIr~s worry you Iinnn.- simply
freeze al vuur eutfon. d,i uot think IL
7uSsShie m maiee bl.A1essi bales this
year. and b.lx tlr mncf1 hi,rfsr prizes.
Remember char YOU have, by refusing
to sell advanced the price From 4. 10
pl cents. and this IN the fiace Of an inn
rnenss ervp. What can YOU do with a
-herr erup2 The pris,e Of rnstnu this
season II IN vsur hands entirely Do
lut ae Disturbed BY the threats OF the
.pinners uB -stv our Of the market, or
any ether lni Of bear dope- The crvp
i short ami YOU VIII ret q lnng price
By simply w5Iring tDr H.
Respectfully
" sErsR 9 r1sRss. Ere=sd,zns
At Tss.r ra.. yorru ha.- t1ii-rl.d In
ss,.isf 1T allowing stss,x gamblers and
Wall street <perulafors tu ix the price
( uhs. -surfi's greatest staple several
lundreti Thousand prudurrrs have forrn-
ett an reorganization to protect their
Interests. Inf m the future they can
slE % the spinner aud exporter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

again. and scattered about the pages
were other dotted waryss, which. when
dsciph~re,l read You arw being
watched Be en- your Suarf against
the tive"
THAT was all. but IL was enough to
duirken mis- pulses. md set him thrub-
hing win exrifemsnt
Was Vera acquainted with hts FIRTH
coming visit To England with the dis-
nafchesy That was a question he asked
himself repeatedly. bur found no safiA-
factory solution Well. he had r~refve.t
warning. and hoped ~ pront by it.
He would start ou his miusiun VT fhout
an instant's delay. For greater security
he placed the dispatches. ARMY fas-
tens'i unsisr his shirt
without waiting tn change into
tveetis. he put On an overroaf and .
cap
He chartered a closed cab. and so ~
not 10 excite any suspiricg. told ths
driver 10 proceed slowly tn an oufiyfn..
suburb whence he intended tn eufrsin
ror Calais He had been driving foE
about thrr--ansrters of an hour. ~hra
the sound OF a sharp but diHtinct tem1
teuf. caught hts ear. amt set him all
sgDg
Were these RlfEsians-"thr two'' N
whom vsras cipher had evidently r.
terrrd-in pursuit. The motor rapidly
approached and was evidently whirrins
along az terrific speed As security
against possible accident tn. driver
stopped we'll TO the left of tn. ruasf ami
watched for the motor TO pass. In an
other moment the motor was on them.
and whether by accident or design Mai
vern could never determine. hut iusg
as the ear whixzed past. the back lefs
wheel caught the right front wheel %
the carriage There was a sharp wrench
and a irrs. and thv front OF the cab was
a complete wreck
Hsedl.ss of the drivers cries and
curses. Malvern sprang out. flung him
hts fare. amt started 20 run after tho
motor af topmust speed. for he thought
he had esnght a glimpse of hud,lis'i
female form in the car AZ Ia flashed by.
and he also fancied he recognized bufh
the Russians He ran On until almost
NJ ' ~ -.
on the muddy road N best he eould. nE-
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stepped quietly on the grass. then matte
for some hushe, and. pushing -a.n
aside. stood. half conrealed looking ar
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

AshevilIe, N. C., Aug. 3.-Bishop A.
Coke Smith, OF The Southern Method
ist Church, who is seriously III here,
passed a RESTLESS day. though HIS eundi-
tion this evening is reported ass being
slightly improved Bl h,p Smith Is
suffering with tuberculosis. and while
there Is Iirtls. hope for his ultimate re-
eovsry there IN hope that be vii re-
cnver from the relapse incident TO his
visit 10 Nerfnix and again be abb. to
leave his bed Mrs. smith arrised this
1trc-rcan t-sul Norfolk ard y na.s At
Ia Gssls<als # hse hxsda-d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

Mrs. Nsxdore-Pruf Fortay called az
our house to-day and my daughter
played for him. He Just rayed over her
playing
Miss Pepprey-How rude. Why
couldn't he conceal his feelings the
way the rest of us dos-PhiladeIphs
Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
GENERAL SEWx FrEHS.


SecrstzrY Taft. speaking 1f a hangusf
given ny natives IN Manila. fsrvfnly
auriiust the administration palIey t1-
varVt ne Philippines as one ef prspar-
tEg them gradually fur governments.
vhigh esuEd be hssr hr1ughC ahaur by
ssiiIearinn and r1s cultivation cf habirs
of thrift and industry
Gov Mickey Of Nebraska has issued
q pr'1xiamariuu designating August Il
a. Nebraska day ar the Portland tore }
exposition
The post offis-e department. has dssig-
naresf St LGuis. Trug. " T. and Wash
tngran. D. C.. as the points fur disTrt-
ruriuu af pusraI CARTS 10 posTruasfers N
their Respective zserions af the e1unfry-
Creature. the IraIian nanlmasfer. was
placed ua,isr Eands IN Derruir. Mlen--
use pay his wffs. s. week Eur her sup-
pert aud ~ pay h=r expenses frurh' View
York sa Bafrusr amt rsuEru
In Army af millInus Of mosquitoes
and hear wave Of sweiEering EnF-nsirT
descended upon the peaee pienipafs1zia-
ries az Portsmouth. " Il, almost I'M
msdiaresy after the japanese terms
were mafe kuawu-- The eumntnest
furess mafe the siruarion almost lnnui-
erzhle fur the REszianz- The laos we're
~ fmpsruGrhabIe AZ ever
Gov Eb1eh az Kxnssas was ths guest
ef haunr an a puhiie rssspunu N PhfIa-
defphia Many prominent citizens ware
present and rhe gnuernnr feslversd an
1f,irsss IN -Esfnrm~
Ssxrerzry af rhe Navy 8cuaparre has
zurhaxized the use az his name as n
memner af the EfvfzGry buaru af tne
Bsnuluxr1u Memorial Eslsiafinn Of
xau Diszn,. Cal. whirn proposes To erect
. madszrr sailors clubhouse As n me-
mural 10 9snnangran dead
In view of the Drsxzlenes Of typhoid
fewer IN Washington and vfr1nfrY the
District Of CclumbiK commissioners
have direxretf the police 10 iuin the
healkh ofIciala in making a house
cn-dnuse canvass cn see thar al
premis<s are kept IN n sznirary euus
dfr1nm
Russia learned crum Japan. an rh.
19ta- vhar the larrzr considered fair
bases en- vfien To aexu1iarz far pezes
Th<fs was nsshing sngEsig about la
PANS propositions. only suld. srzru ds-
Mandfs believed ~ hs warranted by rha
military and naval Successes Gf The mi-
kzdns furrex
Fdr tae present ths izs7argh sf mails
MI tina canal gone. Gina. Purr1 Eliza
and rhs Panama Rzpuhiic. VIA New Or
sanss u srzpeudssf
rhe Cniued Spanish War versrns and
Ead1ez za1tIizry ef thar order VIII
meer In national enczmpmenr IN Mil
v2zi<=a S<pEzmhsx T.
An IL rhe preliminary farms cf In
oxuartnnaI sxisrzerte having been OBJ
served the Russian and Jzun.zse peace
ptsn1Dnex1raxiez VIII pruresd 10 seek
euz2nn xruunk On which they can
erUr snBEEhzr nzd hiring Tia var u an
en6 ~ ~ vsrtd vsalss tnsm Rrd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
A Message i'm
Cipher
ey JOHN scHoIFlEIo


"NOU will deliver this packet into
the hands % the Japanese am
bassasior. London. without a moments
Unnecessary delay. said STR Jasper
hale ~ Harold Malvern an attache of
tine British embassy. Paris. You are 10
crnsE from Calais. bar da not eutrain af
Parts. Drive. walk. or ride 10 one II the
ouflvtnE suburbs and enfrain there.
Return with the answer as soon as yon
can ant b. prepared IN start tonight"
So saying. SIR Jasper handed Malvern
a small packst. and dismissed him.
Fgurrietly buiiing his man pack up
hts valse fna Young az aris descents~a
20 the drawing room. WHERE few
GUESTS we're assembled. among them be-
ing the beautiful daughter of Paul
Tvannvtfeh chief secretary to the Rus
stan embassy Malvern af once ap.
preached ner. tlr he had tprmsd great
liking far rhe lovelv girl
-Ah.' said the girl Immediately
Frightening as he approached e have
not seen yau for some time DoTihfless
YOU have hsen busy. and have been un-
able 10 eaiit''
War has far reaching Influences,
as returned. with a bright smile. and
sveu touches n humble afrache like my
self war ia dauhiy cruel when the de-
nands IL makes dpou my time keep me
irnm yau. he asistes in a whisper
You English have not lost the art Of
paying pretty compliments. returned
Vera Tvanovifeh. with an appreciativ.
little laugh
At this moment two Russians entered
he rpnm. aad. after greeting their host
ssn came towards Vera and Malvern
The giri shrank hack almost impercept-
MY. and a half frightened look showed
nomenfarily in her face
Malvern ar onse noticed H. and won.
tered Al the caiIse The next moment
he two Russians had exchanged greet
inEs with Vera hersslf The younger
ne Immediately identified as rfch ant
welhknown ST Petersburg man u fash
ion. who moved in the best of diplomatic
circles. but whose record was not alto.
-etler an snviabls one No one knew
how he became possesset Of his money
40 saatr., Mn, ,,n.,.'. ~ '''' - "
a.. ,,.,r,r.,..,,, ,1.,r..u a.,
-. -.
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was sufidenly seized with a sort Of
Dremnnition ef mischief
He eudeavored to attract Veras at
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Ds pe'l".l'sA '''e"i'"s anu pnrlns
- ~ Ing ,a]HS'
a. %" .i'1 ''i''u VI Iosiui s"ns-
tneh ~ stoppeh WIN aniek Hash
z. lil"'il1n ne s'nsieu OUT tne DOTTED
"''e "aS -1-tt all
ioe'sL IN a uionien' hs nau IT. BE
eairi"i- ue1e "eie N"rus cnat star
- - nm, :. - llu.eu : hl'ssaes rom
- - -.'.,,,'''. - ,n ". uoi p'ess
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
rHE vaau 'lHaexMrI-
GIVES var TO "2nnSuRS.MEsI"

rA~ w~-s wss-.sssssssx rsre sr Ia
p~~'. D-wssss. q. ss- ts-rtssss 20
ns~.ss's Ns~sf ser-.xfh o.. tho
rsr East and s.-~-ssss .s Ft-stax
r~tvtt~g-~-R..-fs a-vti-- rhst
ss- WIN v.s e.~~--s- rs.s-msftx
S.~ Nt.fa r-rrff.ry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17
HARD TERMS
FOR RUSSIA
what Japan Expects For Her
Victories On Land and
On Sea.
Conditions Of the Mikadn Handed
70 the Representative
Of the Gar.

VI Nuc N1aE.
THe v0Au 'lNoexN1I-
GIVES VlY TO REIMBURSEMENT"
rn~ v--s ws-.sssssssx Esr, sr Ia
pss's D-sasss. D. tn tf-ttssss 20
ns~.ssrs Nsssf -sr--xth q. TIN
rsr East s.-s ss-s-stss .s Ft-sIsx
Yrtvtt-w-~-Rs.-fs a~vsf-~ rsss
ss- WIN v~s ss.~-.s- rs.s-waftx
s.~ Nt.ss r-rrsf.ry.
Portsmouth. " r.. suS I.-Riri-
sias reply up Japan demands has
been presented BY " Witte. n stifss
that ratmbursem.nrs for cost % thu
ear and cesstun ~ ferrttory ara in
Compatible wirn honor. bur asEen.s to
other termx
would moaify fishery and wafShip
Demands
willing To couce.ie Port Arthur. Dal-
nv. Chinese Eastern railroad. tns evar-
uarisn of Nanchuria anf cuntroI of
=, -,
Portsmoufh. " Fl. Aug. ~ Russia
has heard from Japau in nnequivueai
terms.
n~s~s"~.-~-~e s"- tn -xp-s---
sassss~s Re tn vr"-~-wff"~ &C thS
war and the ~---s~s ss thu t-tan.s
OF sskssfts -...stsss- the main s-a-
ssr~s .f ss- p-s-- -.ssftt"s- sssss.
ed NJ Dsr.s ksw.r- T., VIZ wtrt-
rn- ~.~s -ts.s-~ssty' WIS ~.r-sat
~ svsss-.s. tn term -wps.y-s s-tsa
-r-s~s.-.-.-.t. for tn s.-s .s the
wsr-
No utm n dxsd he ,mnurr heinz
distinctly afiuuruad for murraf adj
msfneur bar,xa.a sha twin Countries
.ffar thu I.oauesa axuaudifurs ha., he.u
.sc.r.,,n.d rb.s.. ar. IN. rxo Al
lmpor,su, cor,titscu~ and fh,s. viii. n
In. Russian nIsnirofeufiar,..- urs ah.
-,,ur-Iv uuare.,t,sla T1s.rantsbl.. a.
rb.v arr ho,x-,-sr IL "a. he .saf...i hat
fbssa two uriurtusl ,-uurlit.nBs did NOT
com. Or surprise 10 tie hil-sian
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

Nsshing bur p~try skirmishfng 10
xuinx On m Nanrhurin The weather
- xsrrinx 1ne amt the ruadss <,ust
fhe Japanese are seemingly trying 40
arrhf eisissh diIring the pendeusr af
tae pence negotiations. but the Rlts-
SANS arr pHznacisus4
rha Iauan-se have xsuersastef IN rails
ing ne Russian cruiser v1riax. sunk
By the japanese IN rHfe harhor of Che
muipn IN February .. I9a4. N cuunee-
Ginu win the Hart e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17


New Orleans reported. officially. on
the evening az the 1rrh- View eases re-
ported during "a hours. ST. oataI tn
DARE. sasA Deaths. o. ultaI 10 dans- E.::..
Surgeon G. NJ Berry. et rhs. Marine
hGspfraI ssrvfr-. who wEs SUPPOSED to
De immune having been through the
Cuban campaign ant iad the fever IN
Texas. aas been rzaksn Sis5vn wfrh the
f-vsr IN New Orleans. amt b being
cared fur IN n special szrvf af the raurg
u1rmzrY
The government f1rgss N Nex Or
Issns ar- prsfrT thoroughly organized
INV. ami the heal pfYsigians arr work
ing Tn thorough harmony wfrf the tssi-
srsl Inspectors. WITH zsod results.
Paterson. La. has established hos
piraI fur indfrznr TslInw esvsr parienEs.
more hopeful feeling ~ prevailing
IN New Orleans. owing 40 the ener rha1
rhe fsvsr Is nnr assuming a virrIlenE
ype- lndesd- many Of rhe uew cases
reported zrs grIire mif and respond
rsafily 10 treatment
There 1r4 ahnuE - eases Of fsvsr an
Patterson. La. amt a lIrge number At
Bau Ami An aurhrsaa - reported In
raI.iria. La, inst vssx af vicksnurg.
Miss.
HeaIrh O<icsr rahcr sf Texas vants
the stare 5ruops placed NJ ms diSTosak
~ parruf the state line AGAINST Lsluisi-
ana N ease cf Necessity
Arrihishnp Chappeile iief az Feiicw
tsvsr N New Orleans. an N. gth, Aftsr
dzs days HInezA
The bodies af Two Italians Who -
eaped frum the fnfeeref district N New
Orleans we're found IN q swamp near
Hllnenurz- a summer rssor- seven
miles tram New Orleans
A CAS-. af fever has been discovered
virhiu half n square af Newspaper ruw
N View Orfeans. r 10 Inearea IN n
ldgsnx house m Commercial alley
STATE Health Ofirsr rahur Gf Texas
says thar yellow nsver exists INV N
Louisiana, u ssissippf.- Alabama. Fiort-
Ia and II Mexico. ald he doesn't see
how Texas can escape with tie amount
ef summer ysr due
The state aurhnriries az louisiana
have determined ID pur a sF0p ar onse
10 unauthorized grIaranr1neS and inter-
ference with the passage af sTsamhoaf.s
ar trains whirh have complied wirh the.
retfsraI quarantine regulations. The
militia VII De used 4 necessary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

Mr. MenDuah stephens Of Manr,s.-
county hrvnght a E..-Inrn tsEig af 1 pear
tree "a A)ertieru rsvrnrlv thar ha.f
twelve flii-;srawu pears on a.. \ pear
to the insh- II any of a4r ronfempsra-
ries can beat that. now - bas time 10
eeinr into the. running
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

WaodvilI- viii have lights anri water
after this week. the n..w plant which
has been under construction h,r some
Eilns being ready sgr eperarinn. The
ciriSens are to b. c'ingrafulaseI upon
TIE acquisition OF these great csnye-
uienees, and almost uscessifi..s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

Work af prvparariau for tbs. Expasi-
siau 10 b.. held n I;s.ksSu in November
za.-s merrflv alnng ami che prsspes,tss
,gr tn .x,eil,snn exhihsr amt ahtsnaan,e
IRE -pi,,uaiist tireaE interest In being
manifested
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

There II nstah'e disposition ON the
part Of a gnod many towns IN rEs State
to pur on the LIT a gosd deal tighter
rha1 n has ever been PUT en- before.
Ths SEars has aIwdvs had a strict sun
day law. bur IN mcsr OF the towns il
naS been Eare hnnered in rhe breach
tdan the observance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

fazno City property continues to adj
Vance IN prize, aud IN ia good d,sTIlsfiistt-
A t0r that -8if for S.s00 eighteen months
Ag1 recently bruughE the handsome
sum OF ts.soh It IL noe a boom thlsE
has struek Yazao, only Il continuous
and healthy growth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

Que - rhs attractions promised for
the Exposition At Jackson IN Sawegu-
Der u an assrich that makes mile en-
the tl.anx in a short time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

On tceoHnt OF T-ilow Fever.
Austin. Tex. Aug ta.-Texas win
have no mobilization of state troEps
this year The encampment called for
August IA to Is IN this city. WIS called
on lu acrc,r--. ~ ths vnF4e-- ssvar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

The husinesH men Of Newton h1ve
organized the Newton fnfustria
League and have raised nearly g2a0t
fpr CARRYING on the WORK of the ensi
ing year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

The Railroad Commission has re-.
ceived a complaint from the peopIe of
SrarRville against the present rates Of
coal shipments received at that plars
as compared with the rates To sur
rounding towus. The Stsrkvilla peo.
pie insist that the rates in effect tc
that point on the Illinois Central ana
the Mobile 4 Ohio railroads arr tnc
high. and should be reduced. The
commission ia asked IN make a thor
ough and speefv investigation and
grant some relief
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-17

Much regret is expressed over the
cable dispatches from Nagasakt con.
veying the news OF the death of Capt
Walter Barker. former we'll known
Mississfupian. serving IN tire Quarter
masters Department Of the reguiar ar
N.Y. Capt Barker was anita prumt
nent throughout the State. His old
home was ar Macon. Noxun-e county
and during President CIeveland's IL
ministration he servesf as consul "a,
Cuba Ten years ago he was defeated
for railroad commissioner In a close
rzcs with Fen Walter McLanrtn, oi
Brandon arf. shortly thereafter adcpf
Cd o m.Etzrv Iifa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
Wcittru WarHlanS Giicn6abn.
yGalif.
Uni L. y EaiL nm Il EftnheI llnl

HAdc u%crluieH otcisSlntiop me ioigr
40 U,orUrns - GdncIlila. &uIptliute, Gns
gcrelulnL &dOucebUrU. ", & ~. -. mo
ben StthclL Iino unsI. GDrntap g. q. n. a,
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