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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
KILLED III A RUNAWAY.
Three Persons Meet Horrible Death
on a Virginia Mountain

Richmond. Va. Nov. "a special 10
The Times Dispatch from Bedford City.
Va. says that John Vaughan, pruni-
nenf Be,Itori county farmer, his wife
AMI their Is-year-old niece mt horri-
bic and alnlos. instant deaths today in
q runaway on the mountain rad Lead
in. To the Peaks q Otter. Mrs
Vaughan and the girl were instantly
killed, while Mr.. Vaughan. with his
head and body horribly Enangled- died
soon after being found. and without
soaking a word Remarkable as il
may seem, neither the horse, harness
nor buggy was injured in the slightest
The buggy cushion but slightly dam
aged. was found on the opposite side Of
the ruad from which the three bodies
lay. There were 10 eyewitness to
the tragedy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
HENDlSH CRUelneS
Three Hundred Little Children
slashsd With saDr~s-

Lonlon. Nov. 6-The osi->-s ec-re-
sponsient - the standard. under date
Of Nov s.5Pm. sends further sensA-
tioaai ACCOUNTS Of the riot there lie
says.
''Iherc have been mnch horrifsinx
rias~acres and dendish crllelti.-s. but
thc districts where tks-e ton< plse- are
nov curioucd by troops- Probably the
total killed will number 3.dso. and the
wourde'l i..eo. In the suburbs Of
Moldovaaka alone a thou-and victims
remained in the streets from midnight
until uoon. uhen the authorities hasten
ed - collect aad bury the husiies in
Ercat pits in order 10 conceal their num-
t-rs- Two private doctors attended
nore than three hundred children Of
hosh -exes which had ben horribly
ta>hesi aiou. the bead and shoulders
slih sabr,s.
"dcaping insult on injury, the Civil
Government tosisy. when the bu;chery
had en.is-i. asked the hous-hol'iers to
ssii-s'rit. sIoo,o,o to pay the police in
ertn sssl waHs-~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
Aeesn,ing AZ Inrita,ian-

IN accepting an Invitation yoa
Should say 1T gives M nach pleas
ure 70 aeeept your very kind iavffa-
TOR for iuzcheca On Wednesday. Or
toher the seventh 10 not say ii
VIII give ne much pleasure An in
ylratioa shouii never - acceptsi pro
vislonaIly. that Is you should never
say 4 shouid b delighted to a.
cept your very Kind invitation If / am
a1G obliged 70 leave town before that
9a-e Year hcstess viii not know
whether she can dsPsnd upon your
belns prsssnl az the entertainment or
whether she mHst ask some one else
70 FL year place-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
GAS LEAKAGE WRECKS BANK.
Three Children Killed Thirteen Per-
sons injured

Ishpeming. Mich, Nov. 6.-Three
children are dead and thirteen people
are injured. one fatally. as the result Of
an explosion. which completely de-
stroyesi the Mirers- National Bank. 4
gas leakage in the basement Of the
bank Was responsible for the explosioG
and Ioss of life The three children
killed we're passing the building &C
their way home and were caught IN the
falling debris The hank was wrecked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

The official report from New Orleans
for the "a hours ended al p N. on
the q, showed. New easss OF yellow
fever. 1: total to date, 5.5ss Deaths.
l. total to date. 40 Gases under treat
nent. Is. discharged. 1884
TIE situation al Pensacola continues
to improve Three cases ard one death
we're reported on the I'd
The few cases OF yellow fever r-
naming in New Orleans are confined
to small areas in the lower section OF the
city
The Marine hospital service has prae-
iicsily worked Itself out OF a job in New
Orleans
The breakup OF the federal forces
which have been engaged in the fight
against yellow fever in New Orleans
has begun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
STlsGY SUMS FOR SOUTH.
Rivers and Harhors to Get Very
Little Help This Year

Washington. Nov. s.-The annual re-
port Of tbs Chief Of Engineers, which
vas released tonight, contains but lit
tie new natter in relation to river AMI
harhor improvements. This = due to
the fact that the administration policy
i 70 Appropriate this winter an amount
sufficient only to carry on or complete
work alrysdy ccnneneei.
Many of the small river projects
have on hand unexpsnded balances
In such eases, where {, is dsemed nec-
ess-ary To make further allowances.
recommendation Is made.
The estimates of the Mississippi
River Commission for the Mississippi
to the mouth u the Ohio. arr a. fol-
Ious: Head o. the passes to mouth Of
Ohio. s3.oco.0cn; protection OF bank.
mar Caruthersville. No. se.5.ooo. inn
proving Memphis karbor and Wolf
river s-5.esD. improving harhor At
Helena. ArS-. 5000, improving
Nateh.z. Miss. and Vidalis. La. s9.a.-
su. recti ili.iifiou Red AMI Atch.falsya
rivers. La. s5.a.0el- total s5,se5.o.o
Other estima,e- either of What vili
sumpiete the projects Or can pro6tabiy
- expended during the next fiscal
year. are a. follows
Rs-eagoulA river. Nass.. sa9b.5.-s.;;
Guifport-shiP Island ehAnnel. HssiH-
tsnaDre. sIa.oor Pearl rsvcr hcsos
ssSIurt. IA complete. 81, ,s.i. sspusA-
49, P1=s- maint..nans,e ard inzproxs-
meuf. s51.psi; Oslaehi;A ant Black. IN
louisiana and Arkansas. sl3.--sss. Tea
us-~-es river ahuxe Chatts1oog4, tsl
campl.;e, ssSs.oss Chattano"sA 70
F,iverfon. may ~ prodtAiay expended
s-esf asu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Yoa should try always to show your
ehaperon that y0u are not unmindfuI
ef her pressaee- l, Is always an evil
dence OF reEnemsat and good breeding
70 remember al these little acts OF
courtesy and you should remember
tkat after all she Is making. no doubt.
An act Of great sacrifice BY giving up
her own pleasures in order to b xith
you You should present your friends
TO her Il il IS possible A man always
feels L IS n compliment when he IS
presented to a girls mother or chap
erol
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
STOPPED THE SHOW.
Poa Constructor Not Allowed to Eat
a Live Sheep in Public.

Cairo. H.. Nov o. States Attorney
Alex wilson today took steps TO pre-
vent tbs puhlie exhibition of boa
CONSTRUCTOR in travelling show making
3 meal On live sheep The feast
wz- advertised as an attraction and one
do ar 4 head -as To ise charged to see
Il. III such ihiF - hare To b. done
said .sse o;firisi. let lem In, t.onc De
hi.,l closed euouS- Il aeecraiir;.iy os-
lssIeG ia s-esslS - sts : .;lss SiIssa--. Ing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
SILK WOLFE BLOUSE.
LsgEt. Cool STUFF Which Drapes Pret-
tiiy and Does Not Easily
Show Mussing.

SIX volle IS a delightful material for
biogsss, it is light snI cooi. drapes
heautifuliy. AMI dos not easily crush.
2 has moreover the quality OF wash
ire we'll Our model has a small yoke
that is continued 20 the wais, to form
a sort y vest the voile Is gathered 20
this yoke The berthe Is edged with
Ilsly-p pisatei ribbon. the same out
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
VERY STYLISH WAIST.

lines the yoke ami each side front
SrFaus Of ribbon velvet Of the color Of
the sHots form a trimming on the col
ar hand and b1st. the end % each
strap ss finished by a paste button ~
sleeves have tishthttiag under parts
of Iaee With plsafinss AZ top aa4
wrist
Materials required for the blouse.
Two and one-qasrter yards four and
oas-half inches vide. one and ouehalf
yards lace Is inches wide. two yarlis
velvet. oue dozen buttons. abaat I've
yarts pleating
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

This is a vr-y clever srherne devised
ay a mother 20 celebrate her Iligle
<iri1s tenth birthday luvtations Nerc
Eruf out from half after tao until
six Rainbow Party was written
in one corner. The rooms we're enm-
pietsiy Transformed b. yards % rel
orange. yellow. green. blue. indi<o and
violet cheese cloth. which vas used a.
pqFtiercs. window drapery. etc Il ~ss
fcstu1ucd from the corners % the
room 60 the gas fixtures in the csutsr
and vas irared from he rrfliwork
The mother told the old fairy story
the two children vao set ont 70 dis
cover tis rct q gold AZ the eEi o. the
raintow. Then each child vas given
a pisrr o. strin< 1hich he or she wzs
20 Slna ~ ~ithout breaking. the
cords had tsea arranged as for a
spiter-Wsb party. When the end Of
tae afFirg Sss reached a tlny pot was
'qurI ou the End filed With pepper
mi1f easily. Which hal ben wrapped
n gold PAPER
The birthday cake vas crescent
shaped hearing candles % the seven
colors- This party j. really very pre,-
~ ant rot haf the trouble 70 prepare
as it appears 70 b from reading the
description
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

\ novel VIZ 70 End partners "a 70
vrife - the cards passed to the rlsn
the ramrs q states. ard the names q,
capital cities on those for the ladies'
Thea ten the ~stases~ tn fnd their
capitals u Is surprising 70 sec the
miNed-up condition Of things for a few
minutes. especially II the western ard
newer states arr selected
EILYE HOWELL. GLOVER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
Exsrcise Essential

Exercise i of immense benefit in
treating the skin woman should
exercise until the skin IS in a glow.
She must exercise until she can feel
that her lungs and heart are stimaiat-
ed Then she is ready for the skin 10
tions and for the scented bath The
exercise upon which ire bellies OF other
days depen led for their beauty was
dancing Dancing AMI horseback rid
ing were the tao diversions
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

= Users Of tobacco should. according
to German investigator. litter the
smoke from their pipes through cotton
soaked in fsrrie salts By this process
the fumes Of the essential oil. Of the
hydrogen sulphise. the cyankydric acid
and ahoIt half the nicotine and its
products OF decomposition are got rid
OF. while the smoke is not deprived Of
its aroma
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
Quotations Appropriate for the New
Home


In the old-time manor horse it Was
m fashion 20 inserihe 4 motto over
the tTep,are especially in TIE rrea-
dining RON ant library. The inscrip-
tion was usually IN Latin. the Ian
Euage q the scholar Tbs custom s.
nov being revived ant there is srarre-
" room in Whirh a sentiment prst-
tily expressed would rot D. welcome
addition. and whirh wouid a. once a.
tract the attention of sussr as being
snmethinE uniaue Here are a few
Enod sentiments. the lettering NAV O.
done in script or Oit EEgilsh-
Fer the hall-
-Easr CT West. hone Is best
"A maa's home = his easfie--
-Home Is the resoFt of laye. q io9
Of pearc--
~Our hoHs- IS ever al ynar service. 8
Over the hrepizee IN sI2rk TxalE ;
hoas- In Connecticut Is this hsaurlfal
inseriptsaz:
The ornament q hoszse IS TIE
g'lesss who fr,gu~nt if-
The three foli1xIng insrrfp asas 1-e
especially appropriate fer the family
livinz-rpan-
-Oh. ye ar- ART hsat bless ye the
Lars
God has sIveu Is this EASE o.
-Sesk thine oEn sHz@
No piaee IS nlnre aeiisEffnl tlaa
ones oSa ar-zi,is-
For the Hhrary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
nld-Faxhinned Skin Food

A simple. old-fashioned skin food
that is very good for wrinkles Is made
by beating 10 Z cream two tablespoon
fuls OF oil Of sweet almonds and one
tsaspoonful of rose water. adding thres
drops of eanphor and two OF tineture
OF bsRycia. Apply at night
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

A very popular form of entertain
ment IS the Dutch supper II IL IS
possible. do not Hs@ a tahte eiosh. hut
have d0iliss or 0ranzs erepe parer.
that = the Dutch color Use al the
Delft china thai Is procurabIe. an-l
Imitation ware i Esry effective and
very cheap. Tulips are the Dutrh
Tower. and tuiip shape4 hon-hoa boxes
and candle shades nay b. made from
orange tissue raFsr- Little uoutaa
shoes may be purchased and used to
hold the salted nufs. Serve rha fol-
iowizS menu. uhich + written IN
Dutch. mueh 10 the mysriheafiou of
the guests. The translation Is given
for the bsnsat Of the hostess
Kalf Soep Met Gshak BaIIsn.
Veal Soup ~ifh Garnisa Of Meat Balls.l
Gsbraden Tong
fRoastesl Tonsual
Brussels SFriRtea-
gfBrusSeis Sprouts
BlosmkooI met Room Sauze.
(Crsamed CauliHoEer-l
HaTing Sla met Cruodiss.
lHerring Salad With Rolisl
Gesned-n SInaas Appslsn met wyns
Sans
tSliced Oranges with Wine Ss Iee-l
GesOEteerie No;eu-
ASSORTED Nuts-l
kaffse.
tCo1eeD
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Ths valuation for isS4 shows a total
q $50. .ss5ltSs.- Th.s total TOR Issk5 =
sssS. .u-ss. -. vhich ! an Increase of
-.,rnethins more than =. 60 600 for the
Fear.
No land Assessments were made thi-
Fear. else the Increase in valuation
xuaie ,. AZ leas, "a. .0sl. Dso more than
three years ago. when the last land a.
ss-ssussr -, mad.. IN this state.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

rcrs. pisfaf aio ice IN tail rias-~s
standing on 4 fern decorated plate
Green frosted cakes eruam ntsi with
hiAuehei almonds ald creme Dc meath
-umpi- .es this dainty menu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

For iefr-handed party. write the
Invitations with ne left hand. and ask
each guest to practice using the left
hand. fo- very few are clever enough
10 be smhidexterOus- When the
guests arrive the left hand must BE-
used IN greeting. also in serving and
eating the refreshments Have a
type-writtsn or a printed quotation
which each one must copy. using only
the left hand. Award prizes for the
best and poorest specimen This IS
rally n very amusing affair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

an" tAs S"uierfni p">stntiItl-s
81 tie fixture. L. wiii csntin sixty or
: L,r.s rug,l.r - ~. -. ,.,.,.,......
fastori.-. -. ,,4 81. -. =
tieis.. th.. ,n.I,.fr;... ,,.g,,.,.,s..,'. -
material. .l.,.,-.l,-,.. ,f..,-.l .,,..... -
a publsesti..r I'M er.l .'.,,ti f.. +, AIR,
he asl t. th. fy,.-. ,f..,.s.,,,.,,.,.,, !,
that eaterpri.inr sifv. u,ttis-.f,,r..
losatei "a the h-ar1 of ~. t,.g i.,f
pinr section. anil ~. .ho~r /, r.,..'-.i -
eeiie,i bv n, plte.. ~ ~. So. rl'.. A..
- 10 b. r,,u.-rrt.l,ts,I s,r.,, a.. It,.
ent~ruri.in,- i-t.rr,.i,.,i.,.,
Nli..5s.ip,i-. Mt ir-,-,s,. -, ,..-.,,,.,i
itv. an,anrfire 70 over sln a.ta,o -,
ths pres@nt war. \. y-,.if,,p.. n. IN -,
are Interested in ~. v-1f,r,. - ~.
state. but whsn ~. re.l,, r...-..-,,s,t :.
ma.le nsxt v~rr tb.v an f...i, ,rs,.,,
inr to he pr.,,.l Ia, ,..,-..,,.-,s :. =,
ing t. b. an ev.-op-.nsr. even 10 e,,b,..i.
a~fH. frS-rd. - III. So. p~,,..., !,
darin- m. ra.. lev ve,rs ,ri ,bsr. !.
rea~on 20 h.lie,. that the nv, ~
wear. viii 80, a L,r..,r i-,.r.-,... 49,, A..
ing tn. am. p~t;.-l m ~. r,.s
The Rel Suspper S,n.-. ,..,,r.,r.,.-.
ptus a. tert-.rill,. - .ls..r,,,,..g 3,
hwisr5n.. .,,.,. .5,,.. -. ,-.-.....,...,,.
r.sr. Al or..r r..a. a ,-,-rr -, ~. -.
ns. IN te.sf-,r.~v ou.rt... ,.5 ,,f,,.
arr h-ins Perfected fer r..ts,r.li,,. ~ +,
n,ueh larger -.aI. thaa -s.r b-f,re. n
- 4 r.sviu.s urnu.~tv a-H ....-sL ,,.,,.r
10 that ssvtipu ~ the state
Ths growing Il riee in the southern
Dort .on IL a.. state rsnffras- ta aftrss..-
sttsntion. aad r-ports u u-ueh ~--rt---.
IN the venture are frsl-ser.1s r1.se Il
kas h.-en ctsariv demonstrated that 4
stErnslnl arsahtv Il ri-- s-s- D.. rai-s.f ~
the iausi- m >ouih Mississippi Exhibit.
Il this rire aef- ul,sie az tie -. Lsui-
Fair anil az thu afis-is-irrI In.ln-trasf
! rea>oa 10 b-lI-vr that IN the a.tr iu'sr,
rlee VII - very Important crop n
the STATE
y g l'urueH. Il WIneua. h.- en *
+ hihstlnH Hflsafits ~ p-vaa- .ressa ~
E hf-r-.sF TIL A. =. srs a.. - ~ rsss
E ,l,,.,-.t ,nv-s,.-. a.. ~. !. r,-.,i,f -,
I Is ~ p~-as.. a. th- =. 1.a..s- FaSr. ar~
" p,,-,1 -. .i..s,.,....,s..., -. ..-.,....
Il - r,,;.ir., =, ~. -, - ,.,r
-, !. -, y ~. -. T., -.
. s,,vr, otb,,r. w,i1 - -. -.
-. -. -, ty.f ~ - =.
E .,..-.... =. a.. .....--,.-s...- 49, -
~,
- : - "a.
-,' ''s,.ls' = y. - - =
So. - -. !. -, -, -. a.,
o.. .souI MT =. u,ad.. os. = ~.
+ priueipsI crops. instead q a sils i-.sr
+ a. II J. AZ prv-euf- Fruit .ssowing Il an
T kinds J. destined 10 revive great IN
petus n the nsar future
The HazI.hur.t eous5eF rseentlv Is
sued an edition specially devoted to a
description @t TIE town ansl s'''shts 4
rePss-sh,,. = s''s'Al-l'si '.Ni..'1 - =
~ se'..il.n -l.l p,
d
N =
+ ANNNM -aRaA Nv go AfftAA NtAAAAN u
VET q. .i''''s,- - -. - -.
-. - IA -. r;,;--r. - ~, -.
ION
West Point capitalists are cau-i'ler-
:....z = - -. -, m. ~ Ill.
eorId furnish ~. prineipaI pr..ine,. e,,:
ton .ssd neal. ami II waaa - a splendid
idea to manufacture a portion OF the fer
tllizers used. At iea@'- kVery community
slo,'id attempt 70 saPR.s an s'isa n,.e',s
a. h9'i.s- a ''''''- - "'-4' 4--'- "
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Here is q green and white luncheon
90 be served to eight guests. the ideal
number for a luncheon party. The
table cenisr piece IS glass bowl hlled
with majaen hair ferns. use candle
sticks OF glass. with green shades A
large fern hall suspended over the
table makes a most beautiful deeora-
tion- The place cards are white. with
= spray OF fern done in water eolOrs-
The following menu is very appetiz-
ing and easy to prepare A puree made
from spilach and peas served with a
spoonful of whipped cream; creamed
minced chicken baked in Tsmakins;
swesthresd salad served in greer Pep
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
THE WEEKS NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An Epitome Of the Most Important
Events at Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.

latest DevelsDoenss In the yellow
Fever Eptderte, Together with
Items Of Isser~~s Called Frs. the
Important Happenings All over
the World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS

The i'NAuwfrz ~taseuent % the A.
s.-ss.si valuatinu a F..r~susi pvuurrty
ny cruutis-s wil - Il infers-s 10 tn.
People ut VI Ml..i..turi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Cant. Merry will briag tain load OF
loreseekers tc the Spoa-s.'A Oh 'Ae
"A. and another iate s'l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

STATE Autisor + NJ Henry has ad-
dressed the ~uhioin.sd letter In II. ".
Johnson. Tax Collector of Panola cum
~. relative Ia tn. bucket shop business,
which : ~tId "a b. springiug up in va
Tiuli> parts - the state.
Replying "a yOurs - the 3lss ultima
relative u i>suing n license Ia a party
20 run shat i generally termed a
-oslrSet shop. sr \ piace where custon
futures are hsyignt ur sold. beg To nd
wise that yuu would have no authority
whatever for doing -. A. the privilege
tax avs do aor Fss-O-gutzs- any such vo-
cafiou- >iroug erorts have h.ssn ~
ps.asetly maize "a iudiis7s the legislature.
% tax them- and fo that extent legiti-
ulatize thc business. but il has per
sisseusiy refused
If the party IN whom you refer pr,s-
p.z-e> doing legitimate cuetcu broker
age business that = buying or selling
sFssf cuttou. ls-as him the lis,ensss pro-
sss.esl sar Hnsisr Chapter -. Aet- Is-ls
II he prupo.=. dealing IN eutton futures
I sho1ld decline 20 i>-ue him any kind
Of a lis-enS-
4 hrsskeraze lcense would aror,i
him ID protection whatever for the
future bu-.ns~s Yours truly.
T. ". HENRY. Auditor. :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Governor VArlaman gives It a. his
opinion that Mississippi will make lit
tie more than half what il did last
year. and says he Is NJ. going to sell
another Lale fFaal the convie. farms
even at III oenIs. the price 81 which he
sold go bales i.St wees- He is coc.i-
dent cotton l. Soiac 20 I5 u ais-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Tn. true foundation 81 Missis-iPpfs
greatness i upon the s'rist and impair
ti,I enforcement Of the law In ~eieet-
ing men to MI offee> IT Is well hat their
qua Iifieation> and fitness BE- placed above
personal OF friendly preferences
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Every true MississiPpian should strive
harder than ever TO overcome the inau-
enee of the recent business linn :
quarani. e \ httle bard work viii SCI
things right in a short while
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Con-sAbl,. Prichett va ordered 10 20
% Aeau. >,ati0n. in Hiads county. 10
execute a Nrit Of seizure AMI take into
rt1stosly lot of whisky. oue cas-. con
tanning twelve quarts and one barrel
that w1s c0usigusd 10 n negro who i
supposed - ~ running = blind tiger in
that community. Not having a secure
place u store IL. the 0ftcer left the wet
goods in the depot AZ Adams Station
Af the expiration OF ths. time allowed
hy Law for the claimant to make afida-
vii and claim his goods. no claim hav-
ing been entered for the case and bar
rel. the officer prcseesied to destroy the
same according to Law. The goods in
the ease were destroyed, but when the
head was smashed into the barrel sh..
officers saw that they had made water
haul the barrel containing one two
gallon Jug. two one-gallou Jugs filed
with water and carefully scaled and
placed in the barrel in the midst Of
sixteen bricks and all covered with
water. The officers ARE OF the opinion
that the barrel reached Adams station
full Of WHISKY.
y sweet potato weighing n pounds
was grown on T. C. BoboiS plznEarion.
a. Bobo, by Prof G4ines, the gardener.
= party OF Eastern and Kentucky
hunters y DO are bent On killing Nissis-
sippi hear have gone into camp near
IrenshAw-
Governor Vsrsianan has offered . re-
Eard Of sl0O each for the arrest and de-
livery Of Henry and Fletcher Carrie.
TWO young white men who participated
in scandalOus shooting ARRAY Al Utica
4 few nights a-o.
/ A special examination Of teachers
VA held at Cotton Plant on Nov. and
l. Teachers are very scaree, and many
country schools will have to 90 ur-
taught this winter
The University Training School be-
zan its first session at Oxford last week
under most encouraging prospects Coz
sidering the late opening and the fact
Of its being a new school. the manage
ment feels encouraged over the number
and character of its students
After a postpouement of almost two
months from the original date schess-
uled for the Industrial institute and
College to begin the session of ls05-06,
this college began work last veek-
l a -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Several of the State officials >Psnt sew
.r,I dsvs recently on the big farm IN
S,u;.ower county bunting bear and dear
Fy,gyrrsted reports have been eITe's-
Isted as 10 what was done while on that
ri, hut there i one thin= eertaIn-
Attorney General Williams killed a bear
~ prr-i,eut of the Railroad Ceniinis-
s;on MeNsir killed deer. The write.
~ns furnished with liberal portions OF
The meat BY them. and what more eva
ience would any man require;
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

After a postpouement of almost two
months from the original date schei-
aled for the Industrial institute and
College TO begin the session of le05-e6,
this college began work last week-
About go studenss were enrolled tha
first day. and it Is believed the total
sRrollmeut viii reach the $50 mark
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Tn. Newton Record has just moved
;,,o ;,s own home. a handsome and con-
venientIy arranged brick bulldin.- Iieni
Cunningham i TO be e"ngFatnsatei ut.,a
the success that i, attending hi> efforts
and the substantial appreciation shown
for his paper by the eitizens OF Newton
and the surrounding country Nay II
ever be thus
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

West Point capitalists are csu-i,ier.
ing the proposition To- establish a fer.
tilizer factory for supplying the n~ed for
fertilizers in that Ssvtian- The cal milis
could furnish the principal pro.iuet. eO:
ton >ee,I meal. and II woald b. 4 splendid
blea to manufacture a portion of the fer
tilizers used. at least- Every community
sllosrld attempt 70 supply all such needs
at home. If possible. II means much II
the long run