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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
M0UnHIA6 FOR GEN. GOMEZ
AL Public Business Suspened in Ii
Cuban Capital.
The r~sy 90 ts~ "is r.rsss Isss ~
state ~ the Palace Aafa
Masses sf rt~w~r..

Havana. June ie.-Ths nrst day of
mourning for Gen MaximO Gomez.
~ho dted Saturday evening. ~aS char
sctesire'i ~ eiondy weather and o,ca-
siuual rain sprnSlss Toe fax Of
every radon represented IN Havana Is
al bali mast over the legations and
corsalaisS. snd from Cshanas fortress
gun horUs every half hour Ia every
street there are long rows Ot CnbAn
fags drsp-d in mourning. and even the
rour tsu-rs~ns~ hsy- vrsp~ trsd IN IN.
~IHdcws- The spanish clnb jolusd N
uacarnius by hosting the Castilian
Gag a. halt mast.
The hoty ~ Gen Gou-ex was tskeu
to tae palace. where it nos ties in
stare IN the principal salon. rnau.is-i
b. great msssss - flowers sent ~ rel
a'ivsr friends. comrades. the govern
nsnt departments ant sneiaI aud Vuigt-
hal crEariEstion<- The h.ndv Is guard
81 nv a detachment % rural xuar,ss.
ard several of the xsnsraIs frfsndS are
Nas pS~seSstou ~ visitors IN th~ pal
s,s SUNDAY bat The face ~ The general
Wss M; exposed after " was nrafiy
lo''kssi uprn hy the members - his
family. Bsnd conseEts ant perform
aress IN the 'hsat-rs. which are rus
tcuiary os sunday. a. veil as all -
ctsi zaistiss were wholly suspsrdsi
Sunday
Congress. a. special session. sunday
morning. ds~ii~d that the p.ric-i 70
mourning shoaid continue for three
DAYS. drTirg which time puhlic hasi-
ness will b. suspended Both h~ases
aprrrpris'esi tis.@a for the funeral.
Which viii take place Tuesday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
WILD FLOWER BEAUTY.
Everyone Can Add This - Hsr Horns
and the Gathering ard arrange
nent Is Most Interesting.

Not every one has srwer garden.
but every one who Spends even a pars
OF the summer IN the country has the
freedom of the reatsidss. pastures
meadow and woods. the Wild gardens
which belong 70 every man sut No
man. where every one IS free to gather
and M one 10 forbid of course Il "a
BY courtesy and custom that this free
dom extends To the fields and woods.
and perhaps the unacknov1ecfsed nblt-
cation enhances the privilege of leav-
ing the long. narrow roadside fBwsr
beds and looking tor rsrs- and more
effective thinSs along fences and
he,isss. and in shadoNed and solitary
places.
II one has acquired th- habit % viii
fo~er gathering. and the kus,zisgizs x
what to gather and bow to b-i7s her
zisanings safely home. ana The ssiil
further knowletEs of TIRE nesr aero-a-
tive effect 70 b gotten trurr therr. shs
has reached a Possibility ug erear sat
isfaction and everyday hapuiusss-
Candacs Wheeler. n the Nav Atlantic.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
GOV. FOLK IS IN EARNEST
Arrv.s .f Rs-- rwa~k 80 g. ht-r. ~.
Ar~ rryt-s o. H~st tho N~w
law TIA. H-~s ordered

Jefferson City. Mo. June i3-Gov.
Folk. after corferrinx wi'h Att'y -Gsn-
Hsdiey. sent letter Ia sheriff Hegpsl
Of s.. LoIis epurty directing him to
arrest the rses tack psopie vhc are
cpefarirg thsre in violation u the law.
Gov Folk SAYS.
Information having come To ne that
a number u persons have been opsnly
committing feloEiss in -. Loais couu-
~ by registering waEers oF bets on
horse races IN defiance Of iax. and that
Il = proposed to continue this felou-
ions eonduet. which condition Is on.
that can not b and viii not b. tO,erzt-
cd IN Nt<<sart. yoa are h~~eby direct
sd 20 summon a suficient number OF
deputies ~ ares all these parsicipa,-
iuE either aS principals 0r accessories
in rhsse crimes. ard to call on eiti-
rsus. II Necessary. tn sid you IN sup
pressing these Violations q law
-Yoa will kindly give this your i'm
mediate attention. and II the local IA
cfliriss are rot enough to enable YOU
to Uphold the authority q the state. the
executive will furnish you Nith such
help as Kill srsctually sustain the
r. sgn Of laV
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS

Pursuant ~ a request frrrn the Ese.r-
u'tve cfscc. STATE Treasurer Miller >at..
rnifted 70 Gov Nar,isnsn a very inter
e>ting ~tatsmeut showing tbe snsrsisl
f''ndithon Of the state. prsa~~uf ant
prospective The tsovrrucr's obr-,-f In
-.-rurtnc the financial SUMMARY !. to
determine whether IL gill ~ n-Vc~-
sary to horrow the Ansi.ssb .urhor-
ned a. the last -<~~ion cf the ls-gis-
la''ire. and the stzf-m.nr frurn Mr.. Nil
her intlease- that the state will he abe
to get along without skiing for hv-n.
Mr. Miller figures out tina, thsrr will
~ ahout S.ss % hand On the fr~s ~
January. This will n skirtirx rash~r
elo~e 20 >horss. especially II his >~simsi..
~ rru~S-v.tive r,--rips> ~hcuii fall shurt
ot the marx. f.at he nrmly believes that
the stat. pist H. shle sa pssli .hrp1-sa
wtshcus a ssessis The s,sfcElent 10 che
Goverror i ~ friiuws.
A ErRR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Uncieanliness OF ghe raup1sxIon "a
often the cause of uRsi<htly hHernf Shes.
The rores become 40 eiozzssr 18th al
Hsspherie dust that they become sr-
ritatsd in their warS oE a-sakfrs
through the blockade. and erupsious
result A good facial shampoo Is ua1s
By melting pure castle soap sua %
half eupful os this liquid aiding ons
teeSpooufui OF alcohol Apply to rha
face. rubbing IN thoroughly AMI ussrx
hot water freely Rub away the suds
With almond meal. then barh4 the sass
first in warm water and then vffs
cold For ordinary everyday cases cs
S0iisd coIntsnlncR. the writer ear
highly rscomm~ud the correct complex
ton brush. us=t with pure soap ani
hot water. the surface hsf-E rsr<sf
sfrsrwsrd- A good cream VIII soerea
the skin 50 thar tn pores can acr
more freely
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
HAS REVOKED ITS ACTION.
to the sssa~s- sf ts- Iss~r-
sasfsssl Body

s.. Leuss. June fs.-The s. Louis
typographical Rrion Ne : a. mass
meeting IN shs Crawford shsatsr. san
czv sftsrrO0a. adopted resolutions ask
ins for reinstatement in the tn,srus-
riCrxs TSpcSFaphisai Raioa ami resov-
cry ef the charter
As a result - the action the three
year eOpsrzc- With the ST Lsuis Ty-
poskstse. calling for a nins-h0ur day
and a sI9.sa 4 week sale. was nulli-
rst
II remains row 70 Re seen what the
Tyrcthstss will do. Should they de-
clare -opea shop under threat of
whieh the local took the action which
r.sHissd in the suspension Of its char
ter. q strike would probably result
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
SENATOR HICKS is DEAD.
o.s OF B.ss.~~s q. the state
sf Nt>...rt.

Lamar. Mo- June i9-Ssafs Senator
l. u Hicks. Of Marshall. who has hseH
cftvicslly IN a. the horne of his dsuzh-
ter, Mrs 2 Adams n this city for
tn 'aSt three weeks. died AZ the al
vaHeed az of - YEARS. Hts wifs and
dsughrsrs xsrs At his bedside
r wss his vcss in rhe senate that
passssi the nsw Iaw that killed the oit
b-sstsrs' bill. a. the lssr session of the
ssstsIaFurs. amt put gscstrsek Samb-
lIng eut u business IN Missouri He
Rad voted the other way and changed
bis voss Had ~ nor the bill would
have ben defeated
q y 3 gR@er coincidence thas his
tesfh shollt crrur On the sane day
thst rhe ri.i racing isx which permit
ted gambling expired
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Sage tea Is very Ecod far hair that
Is turning prsuztErsly grav Make q
strong brew with the pressed leaves
or. better sttil. make SAGE extract
&c, four ounces ot the dried leaves aad
put In a pint Of aIrnhnI and a rtnt cs
rsinwarsr. Let stand for a week. .xf-
tarfng occasionally Then strain
through muslin Retain the leaves and
with them put two quarts ~ xx-er.
boil down 10 one quart. mix Il with
the extrset and add dram cf tfnrturs
Of canthzrides. Apply with small
brush ard rub well Into the scalp-
Mime QCj yfve
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

1--WE van N v@g FA0 kA1x.
The Rnnu1au epverpme>t "A ,hs eov,-
rnand q the ear. has v,,hsr,w, N.
request for . Reconsideration Of tn. de-
cisicn to hold the peace conference :,
washingfuu and has de6uir.,v aer-r,.s
the selection
Advfces from Narchurta xtve n de-
sided negative to the report that n
truce vas being arranged pending the
declaration Of an armisfies No-r-
rnents by the beEiirerpnts are in prog
r.ss that may lead M to a general en-
ssremeut II no, headed Oh hy IN. p~.es
movement
Count Inouye. japanese minister to
Germany. says that Russia's pleutpo-
-sntiaries must be armed with poxsrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
HINTS ABOUT BOOKS
WHOLESOME FICTION AND HIS
Tory GIVE GIRLS IDEAS

Pleasure ard Kno-lstg- frsn Nsvsis
-oocd Plan for Hs,ory Study
~Nsst IL us Sheesingly rgaorans
Of Thirg- That Lie Ahoat us--
Business Girl sheald Rad Nssar-
BoosS-Hew % Deal ~ith Eaeh
Book to Msse Reading I, Prsat-
able
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Il vas freely predicted in Chicago.
On the 18Th. that by the end of the
week the Transfers strike would be a
hing Of the past. and that the strike
rculd Be called OF by the strikers
themselves. regardless OF their leaders.
Assistant States Attorney Fake. OF
Chicago. says the evidence in connec-
ton vish strike matters Is Of so start
Ing . character that 1t could only be
rararleled once in q thousand years
Fer the time being the teamsters'
strike Is practically lost sight of in
Chicago. the interest csusering in the
Developments in connection with the
ehzrses of bribery OF labor leaders to
cause or call OF strikes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
SIMPLE EVENING WAIST.
WITH Medium r,E Neck srd Bale
On surplice Order r Isgery
Flzaslr-

Crssn ssrin NERVE rt r-srd s-r ,his
simple hiorr~ III frarss a-s rtrzst On
rh@ shouii-vs aua are or~u On farrn
' N frurt th~ edge t*fnE trimmed
Vtrh a~-p err Euipgre fuee--teu ths,
y carried doEn the isft sis- ~ tbs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

ranvtlis. III. Juns 1s-wiIlism
Parkinson. the famous frOnsiersmsn
known as -BOrax Bill driver Of the
2sAmuls team that attracted attention
AZ the ST Lcais exposition. died in
an ambulance in this city from the
effects Of an overdose OF morphine
token To relieve pain
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

by an explosion in the Ivan col
hery at Khartsisk. southern Russian,
500 persons we're killed
Elizabeth Benn Randall. Of Gales
burg. H.. and Umherto Frilli, the we'll
Known sculptor. were married at Flor
snee. Italy.
Gen Kuropatkfn regrets the present
peace agitation, in view Of what he
considers the complete certainty Of
victory for the Russian army.
William Clark. aged So. q pioneer
resident Of Dubuque. In, was thrown
trcn q carriage. during a runaway. and
instantly killed
Gen Maximo Gomez. the aged Cuban
patriot and leader Of the last re~osa-
ton against Spain. died at vsdado. q
s,hnrb Of Havana He leaves . widow.
I've sons and one daughter His family
Is well provided for by the recent se-
ton Of the Cuban congress
William H. Sumner, president OF the
Schuyler national hank OF Schuyler
Neh-, died At the home Of his sister in
Be'fast. Ne. ~here he had gone on .
visit. ased IS years.
Gov Folk Of Missouri has ordered
the sheriff OF St Louis county to ar
rest the race track people Who are op-
eraring in defiance of the Law prohib-
iting betting
The rwentieth Century limited over
the Lake Shore and New York Central.
In the inaugural run on its is-hour
schedule between Chicago and New
York. developed the fact that IL de-
sired. the run could be made in IA
hours AAt
Late advices with regard to the
Frenco-Germsn situation lead to the
belief that the threatened rupture will
b. avertsd. and that the Moroccan
natter will be settled by an interna-
tional conference with 4 cssariy defined
scope
On the Western Maryland railroad IS
persons we're killed and many others
Injured. some fatally The victims
rere all employees Of the read returning
to their homes. and were crowded into
the bagy1se car
The strained relations between
Franee and Germany over Morocco
continue TO give rise to serious appre-
hersion in Europe
Invitations have been fied in Wash
hsroa from Denver and 81 Paul TO the
peaee plenipotsntiaries to meet in
tkcss cities during the heafsd term
Assistant Secretary Of the interior
Melville W. Miller has resigned and
lease Wilson. Of Indiana has been
samed ~ his successor
Iowa has been detached from the
b. Lnuis division Of the free delivery
service and attached 70 the Omaha di-
vision
Ftrs In Moscow destroyed great
Quantities of stores intended for the
Anssian army In the far east
Charles Thav. Of New York. has
1iven his divorced wife. Frances Rush.
formerly = chorus girl. a check for
0s.ooo by way Of settlement in lieu OF
alinoGy-
Kansas requires 5000 men and =
30 teaDa for 80 days to harvest and
s-sure her cropA Wages will range
Nom el-W to S25o day.
Grand Duke ALEXIS. the Russian high
sdmiral. N uncle Of the car. and Ad-
1ifnl AveIInn. had of the Russian ad-
o1iu. lays rlntgnsd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Chtldren's collars are stunning
Great squared or rounded collars they
are. tor the most part. quite simpiy
scalsoree by hard. with a few rars
o-ss Of the sheerest sort ot Mner, en-
h-osteret with flowers xad scrolls -
dslicately as EIsRsh haldkerrhisf. {
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Shslhyville. Ind. June ls.-Ccra
Sandefer. aged three years. vas ac-
eidertsily scsltsd By her mother. ~ho
spilled kettle OF boiling water upon
the tot az her feet The child will die.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

tlrpYrixAt t-e ~ 1e--ps y hos -
The rrst aussts0a that arrs.s xhea
ecu<iderirx whst sar Efrss shall rad. -
What l. th<Ir u1otlvs In reading DO tnsy
read simply fcr div-rssDc- st rre r-cr-a
tian ant pastims shica are legitimate
or - they rad tor Enertai enrich m-nf
and Information, If tn nrst s the 90
isct In xis~ th- answer is easy. For
amuss zasnt sza pleasure. girls. He
everybody else. MIST se~k the story tel
lers II the WorId and t,s~ the sarvs e,
reality IN the ruursns~s that msk. then.
FORGET the taAsy grind The cay ser rou-
demninx soveis by Wholesale has FOR
ever passed Il y ouiy a nsrruv ant
prviudicet psrsoa sko frp~us up~a ~
tior as foolish and hsr,fui ard ~no IN
sisfs that all ous reading muSt b. aiorE
lines - hart ant fast sctusiity
Taste for novel reading IN gnfnsxtus
tive persons S sometimes dcFnsn'
They have hsd 81 h,tl- time toresd thaf
they have left n~fSou ont ~ tho r~vknu-
Ing But they are IN the minority Th-
love for a good story - as Oft as th~
haman rae~ In evsry - ant cline tr
every literature. under every ssy. Wr
hhd people ready 10 listen satranesa %
the man ~ho car please them by a a.
liEhSfuI story ChilSrsu ART gru~n pso-
PIE alike fall under IN. Sp.l ot the
s,ory-teiIsr II therefore oar girls Ssh
10 read novels lss them Do 81 Thy
have wide range Of choics. snd Let tt
b noted that many uoveiisfs exact chs
attention from their readers and weave
into their narratives a great deal ~ bis
tory. philosophy AMI accurate dsSrrip-
tion- The stories for example 90 taf-
eadiO Hesrn are penetrated ard infused
with the atmosphere ot Japan. ant No
one can fail 10 learn a great deal about
that wonderful empire ard the wonder
ful people ~ho inhsbit Il. " she rrat1
the picturesque books Of tAis lamsntsi
writer
Equally girl vho souid like To kuov
something ~ the life of India nav l~arr
q great deal shout u by rsadi1x Kim
that masterpiece Of Rutvsrd kipiinx. OF
ans h~ok on India by Flora Annie Steele.
OF a little unohsruSive book entitled
~ blshops tnnSsrston- the authnr
Of which wss hOns a missionary IN that
land of mystery and romance Oriental
Civilizations are IN the strongest con
trest 20 oar o~E- zud ore mzy learn
much more about them in the pages of
novels than in srzvsr histories BOYS
read vita great delight AMI pront the
long list of historical hcsion which IS
generally known a. the ~Heufy Books -
A girl with little tine tn study nafxht
rad these books With mush PROFIT
Girls as well ss boys should read -HroIS-
ssrt's Chronicles aud thus come into
touch xith the ehivslric GayS Of the past.
The novels Of Mrs olirhsrt of Char-
'otfe Bronts- George Eliot and Jane Ans
ten are good reading for girls and do
more than merely offer entertainment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Toledo. o. June 80 " Burns,
former cashier OF the First national
bank Of Montpelier. O.. in the United
States court pleaded guilty to altering
shs records Of the hank. and vas sen
fenced to seven years in the Ohio pea
itsnsIary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

SUITABLE FOE MANY Ce-GAsEoSs
waist The sis-vrs arr f1russ,i II fun
2uf ~ nerve To tn slhow- then a snail
er E-lT of spotted ret haashssl rfth deep
iass rurfes Insertion Stimulates a
pOiutesi cas hsiov ghe lar-sr par
Materials required Eour ya-ss -
inches vide. =, yarsis Insertion three
fourths ward net Is inches wide. Tires
yards lace
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

EkEsrincslzv. Southern Rrssia
June is-Fivs hundred persons ~ers
killed IN the explosion which occurred
a, the Evar co,its-y n EhartS.sk- b.
,crsing &c the Pussi2c DoIes. ccz
pany-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Secretary Fisher Of the STATE Cotton
Association the total membership ct
the STATE Association Is s5.745. and
this = being increased each dav
Amlfe leads the list Of cosnties with
the largest nemb-rship. having t.sts.
Leake i..Ss. Winston I.fs5. Lincoln
ssa Lasderrals s7s. wflsinsou 81
coptah So. and other counties from
500 to ise each All Of the counties
IN the state have not been as tlcr
ou<his worked a. they VIII b. and
Secretary Fisher states that organ
lzers ars actively At work N the state
and thar be expects that during the
summer the membership viii be in
creased 10 about soaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22
No. 81.

70 . xrsncsr Hr- a-rean.r. are p - ~
the Angels q CO.. Glri. shord rot -
satisfied % I've On a Isw p'ar@ they
sazt scols steals. sus these are feuua
n ts- books * great writer's Il yua
ssvs 10 stsad h.hfnt ruuuser ane
1easars taps sat rihhon. % Is ru,,4
thing for yuu - rsaI b'ess ahcus tss
etrrts Aud ~ piszfs anl tAe rucks aaa
th- stars Art ths asa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22


Within the next few dsvs the De.
p7rrmsnt Of Educzrioa will announce
the location and dates for the county
teachers institutes to BE held through
cut the State during the summer. 10
sether with the appointment % con
fucsOr for each institute. From Toe
tn i5a cf these institutes are held
each year. some eosntfes having more
than ore Institute during The sumner
few weeks ago the Department q
Efnrsrtou requested the vartous coufn
ty superinsendents To subs1ir their in
stitute plans. and al Of them have
not yet reported
The Spring Garden INSURANCE. Con
pany. Of Philzdelpnta. has .pplie1 20
the State Insurance Commissioner
Hon W @ Co'e. for perulsstoc tc
enter Mississippi 10 transact q Ere in
surzlce business
Both Of tie facsimfIes % the Great
Seal Of the Southern Confedsrzcv will
be sent by Gov yartanan % the 4
and NJ College at SsaGkvilIe These
seals were given 70 the State by Mrs
Ayres. OF Washington. a former resi-
dent Of this State, who obtained thera
from the London frn which made the
original seal
o-c cf the largest business failures
IN tAe State took place last week
when Thompson Bros. doing business
in Jackson and Yszoo City. fIed a pc
tition in bankruptcy in the Federal
Court The liabilities are between
seyenty-five AMI eighty thousand dol
lars. with assets estimated at forty
ave thousand collars
: Governor Narcaman has offered .
reward of s7e0 for the arrest arf
delivery TO the shs-tH cs Rankin
county OF the party o. parties VIC
assssSszated John Davis. near Flor
enesI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

II girls desire more serious reading.
and wish to take up any definite histOr1~
period. the best way is to let their read
ing focus itself about q single central
and conspicuous figure Take for in
stance Queen Elizabeth In studying
her era. one finds her surrounded By .
group Of great statesmen and by an
other group Of writers who are stiu
Influencing and colOring English Iirsra-
ture- Very profitable reading may be
done BY q circle Of girls who meet NJ
stated intervals and take up the differ
ent phases OF life under some great ruler
or other parsonage Of distinction
II Elizabeth be chosen. one girl may
select the ordinary household life Of that
day. and let her reading turn toward the
various ways in which IL contrasts with
cur present day life. Another may take
Sir Walter Raleigh another Philip Of
Spain. still another Mary Queen Of Scots.
Shakespeare and Chaucsr will fall into
the reading Of those who study those
lays Of historic England which led up
u the England Of to-day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Ms BruNuir- savs- we ct 80
xnr-i ~ h@tsx ur9eusrnas ever 20 q
h'ook 0aatsisi@ at earnest ard vlEcruas
stusiy. tn hooks fha- us 50 q In eur
trtirssts hrwrs saou,f r1t - apprusrs~ss
IN a spirif q tarzaizinE Eocks are
Ike frtsnas. when we take thsn cur
hesr. they give US fhsir bsst In return.
>pusr % rs spsut - rsueh tire IN best
tating sat dseidiu< Whst tooks TO read
that ws eat BY rsafiz< rose a. all
A e~rtaia degree - courtesy should -
extended to every hcok- Read IT'S title
rsr-- -nate - zrr~1fr.srre trw= crrs
sushnr. aiways rosice the uans % the
publisher n the volume - ore you
iiks- srrsr in a biszk hnok SO naase ard
the date a. whirh yDu bs9an and finished
r. art eury sry sentences or passages
that we're especially pleasing 70 you
ras riri vhn -saiis in this careful wey
viii - -as't ta-ser nil arifs a bright
t~'fsr- srd wtll never su~er from toreIi-
ness % sniifgie sh~ who l1v~s hc.sss
need rsver fear ar attack ~ shs blues.
art viil unt f-fevirra'- ursutsIly. nor
h,s- whst shs rain-si i1 ths days Ehsa
~ wErf o. srh.rrf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Greenwood will organize a rs. soc
Club. with the fixed sud steady pur
pose tn have that many people inside
the corporate limits when Uncle sam
again enumerates hts chiidrea- n
the Greenwood people 20 after that
number in their Characteristic way
they will likely get them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Mississippi has NJ the present sixty
establishments that bottle sofa and
other Temperance drinks There IS
proposition 10 Organize them into an
association and thereby erabls them
TO compete successfully with rhe trust
made products Of the big outside
plants While Mississippi Is enusrt-
rurionslly opposed TO trusts. II ir IS
necessary 70 combine oar Iocei pants
for projection. let il be done
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

Laurel shipped sixht car ioafs cf
Irish potatoes to Northern markets
ueek before last. besides several cars
OF other truck Handsome prices az.
being realized and the business this
season promises to BE- very p-orsr sele
A splendid organization Is maintained
by the truckers. which Is largely re
spousibls for their success
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-22

The building OF the Mississippi Cen
tral railroad into Pascazoala Is again
being agi'sted. and the knowing ones
insist that the movement IS on in ear
nest at last Pascagouls would Re a
splendid point for docks and termt-
mails for north and south Isne- and
the prediction Is that some system
VII realize this before long and get
bust.