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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-02

Miss Chatter-IOu seem to be quite
an old friend of Mr. Browns
Mr. Chumley-Oh, yes; we went to
college with him.
Miss Chatter-But why do you call
him Mephisto?
Mr. Chumley that's an old nick
name. -Philadelphia Press.
When one married woman saws TO
another: Il always knew my husband
was the best man who ever drew a
breath" II is the other woman's duty
to reply: Il could show you better
one
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
.Ds~a With the wsrs W. Have HAD
Enough utoos.-

81 Petersburg. June At great
deu4Custraiiar. sunday evening. in the
Paylossk. near TsarskOe-Selo the >
nop persons present clamOred for a
funeral march IN memory of the Rus
stan sailors vha had lost their lives
in the naval disaster in the Sea of
Japan The members Of the orchestra
became alarmed ard He'd from the
platform Nhen ~ Novikor. former
mayor of Baku. rose and SAID
'-i.et Us all. by risins. show respect
Tor the victim Down with the war.
We have had enough blood
some slghty policemen entered from
either side II the hall and elbowed
their way through the crowd towards
NJ Noyikon whsreupon cries we're
raised OF Let us attack the police
Chairs were seized aud barled At the
police. the crowd heiuS led by a
cuioGd With a drawn sword The po-
Eesmen ed prscisitately. Order be-
Ing restored 4 number of speeches
veTs delivered on the national crisis
Su iasnly he police. reinforced 20 be-
tween e0o and Goo again invaded the
hall and rushed on the audience with
drawn swords The people defended
themselves viii chairs aad sticks. but
after ten MINUTES Nere driven from the
hall into The garden where there WAS
battalion ~ tirailleurs. who raised
their rifles TO their shoulders pFslim-
mary to the order 10 fire being given.
causing 4 paric. The public fed to-
ward the exits. and finding them
clcsed. smashed the doors and windows
Of the hall, and So gained TIE street
Many persons were injured. some 50
seriously that they had to be taken
to hospital
" Novikod WAS arrested and the
gardens we're occupied by police and
Cossscks. 4 strong military force was
placed on the road leading from Paw
iovsk 10 Tsarkoe- -Seio and TO ST. Pc
tersburg and at the railway stations,
People returning To 81 Petersburg
ftom ihs gardens - Rad accounts OF
the affair. which soon became gen
eral topic.
Payloysk is 10 miles grom 81. Peters
burg. and is summer resort for in
hahttsuts of the capital Concerts are
given in the gardens these daily. and
are frequentei by fashionable au-
dientes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
coloRS FOR GRAY-HAIRED.
Women with Snowy Locks May Look
Distinguished by Careful Atten-
ton to Their Crown OF Glory.

While there are many types Of gray
haired women. they all fall into Two
general classes. Those who are
premsturely gray young women. and
those whose white hair is quite lesiti-
mate and indicates an honorable old
age
For the latter. nothing is more be-
coming than black. with Ornamental
tions in either black or white laces.
Real white hair is usually accompanied
by black or dark brown. or dark gray
eyes. as the blue-eyed women grow
gray slowly. So the eolors suggested
are for dark. rather than light eyes.
Dark greens in both olive and blue
varieties. dark silk blues and puppies
as well as quite dark reds. are effec-
tive.
There is a brown approaching a
fawn color that may be worn. but as
a rule browns are not becoming to
those with gray hair.
Creamy white can sometimes be
worn. as can white musIins and lawns
in the summer time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
GOOD FOR LARGE WOMEN.
The Cut OF the Jacket and the Slope
Of Waist-Lins Most Important in
Reducing Appearance Of Size.

A stlye OF bodice becoming to large
women i that made with Jacket fronts.
not the loose hanging bolero from ;.
but 4 trim. tight-ntting AFFAIR. single
or double-breasted. or fastened al the
left side. The jacket comes below
the waist line in front. ami It has
small shaped basque black. an inner
vest with overlapping revers shows be-
tween. or above and below the over
tapping Jacket fronts. One point that
every woman at all inclined TO stout
ness Snould remember Is 10 keep the
line of her waist long by cutting all
her clothes with straight seam and
dart lines. and placing the waist line
half an inch below where she actually
feels the line to exist \ garment
cut an inch too long-vaisJed looks in
finitsiy better than one quarter OF
IN inch too short-waisted; especially
Ia this TO be noticed in the PLAIN
tsilo. coat made with single tiy fronts.
When the coat hangs open it rides
Up in the back when not long enough
In 5he waist. and il gives a most
awkward appearance 10 a woman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
BEAUTY AND HEALTH REST
when You Relax Do So AL Over and
Not Try 20 Rest One Set af Mus
eles AZ IN. Expense Of Others.

Do YOU know how to rest a~hii.s In
he resting room ~ a railroad station
full ~ hustle a Woman sat down to wait
for half an hour
I'm rest awhile. see said
And for half an hour she made a
brave attempt at getting rested When
her companions came Tor her o. the end
of the half hour she looked more tagged
than before
She hat rested by sinking her head
back upon the rounding eurv. u an up
holstered chair She did not remove her
hat nor did she get a cushion for her
feet. She simply sat there with her
arms hanging a. her sides.
There vas strain upou her hark;
there must have bc.n strain uuou O.
nerves. for she faced the rruwsisd rss,ru.
and there was a strain upon her nerk
her knees and her elbows. she Wa rot
comfortable In any respect
When you rest b. sure thst vnu pu'
your mu-eles TO sleep Thai does not
mean 20 stop the circu a. .ou. bar only
20 arrange your muscles 50 that th~g
ALL not bother you
Your muscle. vnur nerves ART yonr
upper and loser hmhs Nus asl rssf =.
the same tiue incidents liT torr racs
viii get rested your Are. ut8 - a-f
up and yuur back Ntli te qrlef
The people whe aiuass have --ck-
acne are thnss wao 9n uof snna ia~ 60
rest Thez alsNss uanaEs fo rest fa
sucn way thaf the ncck gets an hene1f
from their reiAx4f
When ypu res' take fse advice % Her
berf spencer and rest WAR head rrst
said a woman phyS.sal etlifurfsf
4 always pur nv had 20 sleep far Al
hour a eay SAID he. whsz askea hnv
Ne did 81 uueh work ard vas 80 rested
ai The time
And Euskfn practically tho sanis
thirss I drop OF aWhils. jiisi 70 l.t ms
nerves knaw that 7 am thinking 81
them he said to ~ interVie~er whu
congratulated htm ~ the brilliancy OF
his latter days
CAVALIER and nortzaI the two most
beautiful women IN France. are afspfs
n muscle resting Dortzal. who IS a
French prize beauty. knows how n rest
her nerves When asked after The
beauty contest how she stood the strain
she said
I know how 70 rest even when an
talking This Is what do when | an
very tired.
4 don't try 10 get away. but resi Just
where I am have learned the secrsf
This Is the way rest. stop talking
for one thing. ard so rest my face. m,
throat aud my lungs. Then I rest my
neck
I take the strain OF my spine YoJ
can do this only by sleyating your feet
Do not attempt 10 put them above youl
head. nor on the table nor even on TOT
OF a chair Just lift them and let then
rest on high footstool Thar Is th'
best way IN the world to take the strair
of your spine
There are many who saw that pisc
ing both feet fat on the floor will res
the spine But it doesn't Lift your
feet. Take the pull on your spinal col
umn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
SYMPATHY FOR
ROJESTVENSKY
The japanese Try to Soften the
pangs of Defeat.
TOGO VISITS ROJtSIytNSKy
rh~ u..-is~- s.a~r. Deeply
s.,~s. '"sErst-tsse- Jsps.
the t"srsE- aas Patriotism
81 u~r ~attsr-.

tuklo. June { 10 a. m Admiral Va
niamato minister q the navy. has dis
PATCHED ao~srs Tor the room of Vice
Admiral Roisstvensky. Accompanying
the ao~srs ~as letter 20 the wounded
Russian effiser sayinE.
q Ok 20 express ny re-pest for YOU
ln disenarEing tuur futy like soldier
- a-htinE dr.r.rs.-.v Tor t'fs sake u
yuur fafhsriaud ,sn nof refrain
trum -ympathifirx Wifh yuu 10 ynur
vouna-,i .rsn h.ioE 49, h.Fs sire 4,-
cummodafiurs - our hospitals ant
ability ~ our naval surEsnrs uiil esss
suar sudrrsrinE and speedily FestoFs
rour h.aifh
ANNUAL Namania also eent a srnersi
i.tt.r % thr Nnunafd Ru. ian ofrcsrs
ami men exprn-sfrr fhe hupe fhaf
ttrir sua rings Nouti ssnu be ended
arl tla sfv usnlr -peeuiiy recover.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

Hon. Robert T. Lincoln. of Chicago
who has been mentioned fn eonnsetion
with the chaiFmaBship of the board OF
directors of the Equitable Life Assur-
ancs society says that under no cir
Peter L. Kimberley. prominent
throughout the United States and Can
ada as a mining authority. whose
wealth i estimated 1t $40 0oeoo oeo. died
following stroke of apoplexy in Chi
eago.
Two men were killed. two mortally
wounded and two seriously injured
during a fight AT Sunday picnic in
Wolfe county. kentueky-
The treasury deficit fer the eleven
months Of the present fiscal year is
$ss s4s.sss.
A semi-ofiicial report Of the Paris
bomb outrage shows that the escape
from death or injury Of President Lou
bet and King Alfonso was much more
rarrow than the first reports Indicated.
n. Fleming and Eli PolIette have
been arrested at De Soto. Mo. on the
charge Of passing counterfeit money.
Other arrests are expected.
Hereafter no one person will be al
lowed tc acquire more than so acres
OF non-mfneraI public land under exist
ing laws
At the closing of the German reiehs-
tag by Emperor William all the social
ists. TO show their disregard for the
crown. eft The house.
An anonymous donor has given the
Emporia (Kas.} college. Presbyterian
Institution. g., 600. TO be used in the
discretion Of the faculty.
Attorneys for the dsposed city on
GERS Of Philadelphia have notified
Aayor Weaver that they will with
draw the Injunction proceedings
Rt- Hen. william Court Gully,
speaker OF the British house Of con-
Morx. has resigned He has been .,
for some tine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

The Ns-ssr ss-st. ts- Ns-sstss~s
srs fNpr~---- at. sympathy.

rokio. lune Ns Nlmirai Tom
visited Fiss NfmisaI Bn4s.svru-ky az
the navai h,.gifaf a. sassio. sauulay.
snt e1FT SGD his sympathy ier the
salHirai y atnads us ora sei the a-s-
pcratsts taur. 70 cat dEhf ~ fhe Rus
siau- ard rVrre--si the hnpe thar
Ntce- Ndr1fraf r. fe-rfrrskv epaif non
b. ahi- fn RETURN fn HH Roisst-
vsmsks ua# sis r1svci hy the al
nlrats rorf- ant thaukst him Hs
ecrsr1 slated Japan or ths courage
zld patriotism ~ hrr sailor snd aid
it iea~ net hi- rrrrrf aud -urruV a. fh-
defeat to buus b. hieh character u
n g.tfur.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
Study Grace.

Teach yourself. by earnest practices.
repeated failures. and repeated efforts.
to be graceful in the ordinary acts that
occur during all your waking hours.
Unless you can stand well and sit well
you will be always i'll at ease in so
ciety. Letters frequently come to me
letters from distressed readers who
complain of this lack OF ease. One girl
wrote that she accepted no more IN
vitations. for she could not think Of
anything except her hands. and she
could not find anything to do with
them. That girl had NOT been prop
erly trained. She had never been
taught how to stand. II she had. a re-
ception would not have been an agony
to her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

By delicate attentions and words Of
sympathy the japanese officers are
trying 10 soften the panzS Of defeat
for yice-Admiral Roisstvsnsky. who is
lying wounded IN the naval hospital a,
sassho- Pains have been taken. also
to assure Nine. Roiestvsusky that her
husband is doing well and will receive
every possible attention.
A board Of American naval officers
rspcrts after examining the three
Russian cruisers that took refuge in
Msnsic b1y. that the Oieg will require
80 days to repair. the Aurora 81 days
and the Jemtehug seven days.
Prince Potatsan is among the Rus
sian wounded in the American naval
hospital At Cavite.
Rsar-Admiral Nehogaton does not
seem at all anxious 10 sign his parole.
Russia has requested the good Offices
CT the French minister in Toxic in So
curing as full list as possible OF pris.
oners taken in the recent naval battle
so that the terrible suspense among
friends and relatives may be ended
There is great indignation in s.. Pc
tersburg over the surrender OF his
ships by Admiral Nebogatof. and uns
less the story that he was the victim
Of mutiny among his sailors is sub
stantiated he is likely 10 meet condign
punishment on his return to Russia
Baron t'erzen. commander of the
Russian cruiser Izumrud. reports 10 the
car that in seeking 20 escape his Jap
ansze pursuers he made for Vladimir
bsy and ran full on 4 reef at the en-
trance. With only ten tons OF coal
left. and with the certainty OF capture
h. landed his crew and thsn blew up
his ship.
The revised list OF losses by the Jap
snsse in the battle cf the Sea Of Japan
shows il5 officers anu men killed and
4s4 officers and men wounded The
flagship Aisaka Vas the heaviest loser.
Admiral Togo. in a dispatch to To
tio. designates the recent battle a
the naval battle Of the Sea OF Japan.
1t is officially reported that the ex-
tent of the Japanese losses in the
great naval engagement was three tor
pedoboats sunk and only slight dam
age 10 any OF the other vessels OF the
feet
IL is intimated that those Russian Of
hcsrs who saw so many japanese tor
pedoboats destroyed and battleships
sunk. must have been the same who
saw japanese tOrpedoboats among the
travlers in the North sea
Vice-Admsral Roiestvensby i in tbs
japanese naval hospital at Sasebo. SUI
fsriux from a fractured skull.
Only four Russian vessels are posi-
lively known TO have escaped the Jap
ansse. the cruiser Almaz and the de
stroyers Grozny. TerOsiahty and Bravi
the latter arriving at VladivOstok with
part Of the offieers and crew Of the bat
tleship Oslsbya-
according to Admiral Togo's latesi
reports, received at the japanese lesa-
tion in Washington. via Toxic. tbs
Russians had lost tas far as the count
then wenD by destruction and capture
- ships of a total tonnage OF 15341l
ADMIRAL Togo reports the capture o'
the Russian destroyer Biedovy. where
on were found Admiral RojestyenskN
and another admiral. severely wound
ed together with 81 Russians. ineiud
ing stan officers from the flagship
kLiaz Suvaron. which was sunk May
81 All were made prisoners.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

A: the beginning OF the week the
end Of the strike Of the Chicago teams
tiers seemed as far OF as ever Each
side blames the other
President Shea and former President
Young Of the Chicago Transfers union
told the grand jury that. TWO years ago.
they were offered $4,000 by an official
of the Employers Teaming Co. to
bring about strike Of the teamsters
employed by Sears. Rosbuck < Co. a
rival concern Of Montgomery, Ward
& Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

The new girdle. stiff and boned. run
inches below the belt in front and heart
shaped at top. Is subtly made from three
shades Of blue liberty ribbon The
selvecges are vniprsd together. pressed
eat with TIE singer -1s.s a-d deepess
shades u tie bottom The s-o7t Is heli
IN place 5y tree vide stsels. over
which the ribbon 6 closely shirred.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

ON June Secretary Fisher made
public the figures from the various
counties showing the reduction of
cotton acreage In this State and the
condition OF the crop. The reduction
Of the whole state IL placed at ~ .
per cent The following are the az
ures for the various counties: Adams
no report Acorn. ~: Amite. -. At
tala. -. Benton. 80: Bolivar. Is. Cal
hosn uo reDcrt. Carroll. IS Chicka
saw. -. Choctaw. -; Claiborne. II;
Clarke. %. clay. IS: Coahoma. is.
Copiah. 50. Covington. IS: DeSoto. no
report franklin. %: Greene. no re
port. Grenada 3s: Hancock. :. Har
riSon. no cotton raised. Kinds. .
Holmes. 20; l,awambs. no repori
jackson. report raised ave bales IN
1895 Jasper. -. jefferson -: KEN
pr. i9ts. Lafayette. ~: Lzudsriais
IS. lawrence. IS. I.eake. -; I4ee. u
i.siiore ". LiucOln. -. fawndcs. NJ
report Madison. -. Msrion. g. Mar
shall is M-uros. -. Montgomery
- Neshnba. M report Neston- -
oktlhha1a. a Paaola- .. Pearl Riv-
er NJ report Perry. 80. PIKE II;
Punfnfuc. es PrentisS. ss. Qsitmsn.
- Rankin. -. Scott - Simpson.
g. Smith. -. sunfo~er. "a Talia
hafshts "a Tate -. Tiprah. 3s
rtshornin<n. -. Tnnics. ~. Union
n Warren. -. w2shinxfoE. Ia
Wasns - Webtter no report VII
kinsnr rs Winston y. Yaiobusha.
nn report Yazrss. IS Mosf an the
rcuaries rerurt The crop from IS 70
e" aass iafe rhe average decrease
IN ne use - commercial fertilizer
thls year Is axrrea al 81 - fer the en-.
tire state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
QUITE A NOVEL RNAFORE.
Mothers Will Doubtless Re Glad 80
Have This Model % Very Fas-
Constructed Apron.

The extremely simple Pinsfore NAV
b naae in any sire. Of muslin. main
-cok linen. or fancy couon. u con-
slsis OF two breadths of msferizl. ono
Is used whole Tor the fronts. snd an
9th IS divided for the backs. these
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

Philadelphis. June 5.-As a result of
tbs changed political conditions in this
city and in the fear OF anfriendly
moves against the local street railway
and gas companies. there has been .
bad break in the stocks Of these con
Germs on the Philadelphia stock ex-
ehange.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
SIMPLE BORDER DESIGN.
With the Return Of the Popularity OF
Handwork in General Pretty EN-
broidery Pattern May Please.

A simple border this. worked entire
ly IN satin-stiteh; II will be found rse-
full Cor a variety OF purposes; bands
of embroidery make a charming trim
ming for dresses. and this will be
found effective eithar worked in silk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
Time Flies

James Whitcomb Riley says that he
WAS summoned as Z witness in a case
tried in an Indiana court where one
of the witnesses before him 'evineed
some disinclination to state her age.
says Golfers.
lis it very necessary coyly asked
the witness. spinster of uncertain
age
1T is absolutely necessary. madam. .
interposed the judge
We'll" sighed the maiden. If I
must. l suppose | must didn't see
how il could possibly affect the case,
for. you see"
Madam observed the judge. with
some asperity. Il must ask you not 70
further waste the time OF this court.
Kindly state your age
II am that Is. | was"
Whereupon the spinster showed
signs of Mysteries.
Madam. hurry. hurry up. sx-
claimed the judge. now thoroughly i'm
patient. Every minute makes it
worse. you know"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

nrst b cut the length required. mels-
ur ag from the front % arm % the
toot ~ skirt After the seams are
ioined a slight following should r.
maze ar The TOD of each for the arm
h0le then the lower edge is turned
NJ with a hem a'sove vhlch Is a roN
% insert Ion OF eai'pon
Trim arross the TOP with laee. tso
AMI onc-haif inchra below the UPPER
seEs insisions isrss fsarths inca IN
ienstn are made a. regular distances
straight across These incisious ar
~ lnnhoie,i round. and riehpn b.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

EASILY AUNDtKf-D FINAF0RE
threaded in them. leaving about ore
half OF a yard out at the ends. Rib
bon is also sewn 70 the top of tie
srmno.es. and forms shonider-strars
finished with bows.
The two small envelope poekets
whica are sewn TO the front. IRE
trimmed with Insertion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

Women IN general refuse TO believe
that maps are beautifers. but those who
I1A1 lACG @-NW L131t E--cr
nerves. restore the muscles. strengthen
the eyes ard restore tie balance - tsa
mind. even though they last no ,ongsr
than ten minutes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
EMBROIDERY BORDER.

or fax thread. according to the mate
rial il is to ornament.
The original of our illustration vas
worked with silk on ribbon; two
shades of blue are used. for the iow-
ers. and three shades Of green for the
leaves and STALKS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

carseas. vene-uela. June a-rrss,-
cent Castro IN message 70 congress.
says ti@culty with United States -
easy 70 adjust
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

The mail order dollar requires a lot
OF time to get back when sent to Chi
cago. New York and other Northern
cities. Patronize home people. and it
stays here at home for use again inn
meiiatelv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
oRurr'ss r,--',> ,.'r>.
ts-s--t 80 sA~ s.-sr.i wss~s Esr--
f-~s otsz tsr.Es asa I~wf~h.z.

Nanis fune 3 rh- naval board
va.t hss .xamins,i tuia fhr eanfiripn
~ tf@ EH--iar earsbir- here reports
thar th~ uie- uit require ~ DAYS. ne
Auaura "a dave art ihs lrutrhpg sss-
en- aass fn eject repa o. Admiral Tn
quisf has requested permission m ~
gar here. saying fhat h. would -
unable 20 sail exeept IN smooth srs.
sE aeroauf of his ~seis needing
p&fsalug user the warer tine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

The average man IS ysry foni Of
good music: he will take pains 70 tell
ycu--but It's remarkable low very
seldom he finds time TO hear anything
hIIr rhs rninstrals-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

Indianofe reports three residences
under construction thar will ecost s25.-
Geo. e5 5ctesire OF the ground on which
shs3 stand So-s ot tie citizens up
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
THE WEEKS NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An Epitome of the Most Important
Events at Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.

--latest Developments IN the R.sss-
Japanese War. Together WIN
rse-s OF rss~r~ss Called Frs~ the
Important Happenings An oves
The world.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

In casting up accounts as 10 i'm
provements nov under way in Tunein
the local notes $3.50 eaa fertilizer
factory ahour completed. the largest
mercantile establishment in North
Mississippi ready for occupancy. n
mammoth wholesale house under con
struetion. splendid hank building
under way and dozens of residences
and cottages Tupelo is still forging
TO the front ard holds its place vita
the progressive and live cities in that
sestion of the State
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

The North Mississippi Epworth
League Conference will be held al
Stsrkvillc. Jure bis A grand time
is expected The conference will Issi
three days, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Railroads have give. -e
iuced rates for the reeting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

West Point rishtfully appreciates
the importance OF securing new lines
o. railroad and Is making a strenuous
effort &c land the Alabama Pensacola
4 Western. which proposes 70 build
through that section OF the State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

A reward of $50 for the arrest ard
delivery TO Warden Henry Of the STATE
penitentiary is offered by that Official
for Alphonse Michael. Young Span
lard. who escaped from Travelling Ser
geant Dodds while being taken 10 tho
penitentiary a few days ago. He Is
described as being about ~ years Old
) feet ; or inches, hair straight and
black, very black eyes. large nose.
speaks spanish and broken English.
HE Was sent up from Jackson county
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

shanghai Iune \ Russian torps-
datnaf Whirh was tow - IA here s,,a-
isyz reports fhas she hat been drift
ing for six f4ys virh ~ useu On board
atd water sufficient for oniy one day
leiE AMI vers llule foad The vessel
aas dsrssed forward Tier crew has
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