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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
NEGRO IS ELECTED
From Pullman Car After Being Re-
peatsdly Warned

Chattanooga Tenn, May 2s.-After
first making an effort TO create the be-
lief that he was a foreigner. then feigu-
my deafness aud again refusing to obey
the Command TO vacate seat in Pull
man car On train No. IL. due 70 arrive
In this from Salisbury az I0sO5 pm,
Rever,iy C. Ransom. evidently 4 New
England negro Of prominence, and tho
author of an aGirvss urging the inter-
marriage Of the races in the South. was
elected FROM the Pullman car and forced
To take a seat in the car regularly pro-
visie,f for his race.
Ransom IL OF Il ginger-caSe eulor,
about s feet in height. wearing red
moustache. He entered the Pullman
car 1t Salisbury and il was not until
the train had passed Newport. Just west
of the state line. that Ransom was
elected from the car Even then be per-
sisted in coming back to the Pullman,
ami it was not. until he was duly warn
ed that he accepted the inevitable and
joined the other negroes IN the car.
Ransom came tn Chattanooga. but
upon the arrival OF the train he could
not be found. evidently having gottsr
away so a. to avoid further uotorietv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


The following data covering \ period
of eighteen years has been compiled
frum the Weather Bureau records as
sixtv-fivs observation stations in Mis-
sissippi. They are issued to show the
conditions that have prevailed in the
state during June for the above period
OF years. but must not BE- construed as
q forecast Of weather conditions for the
mouth.
Tempersfure-Nezn or normal tenn
perature. -. The warmest month was
that Of lsoe. with an average Of 81.
The culdess mouth was that Of lsa0.
with an average Of - some Of the
highest temperatures recorded we're A.
follows; i05 at GreenviIle and Ig3 as
W-ssr Valley u f9G.- Ssuns Of the
lowest temperatures recorded were as
follows ~ az Corinth in 1894 and 45 a.
Bonneville IN Iss9.
Precipitatiou-Average for the mouth
t-so inches. Average number Of davs
with 0-0t inch or more :. The greatest
average monthly precipitation vas L. 10
inches IN 1900. The least average
monthly precipitation was l. 10 inches
in l-s7- some OF the greatest monthly
amounts ot precipitation recorded were
n follows an.2t inches at Bav St.
Louis. a006 as Meridian and It's az
least monthly amounts Of precipitation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
FIVE nllED BY ueHTNNe.
Many Ar, Badly Burned by the Elss-
ericnl Seroks.

Mobile. Ala May ss.-During the
progress Of ball game this afternoon
IN an open 1sld about three miles frurn
the city a thunder storm came up. ac-
cumpanied BY vivid lightning. which
struck IN the midst OF the crowd. IN
stansiv killing five OF the spectators and
inllring s5 Others, more or less seri-
oussy. The dead. Donald Touars,
Stephen ToaArt. Wither Moody. Joha
Green ami Charles Thomas.
AT least tifteen or twenty others were
shocked and knocked down BY the
STROKE. who quickly recovered and
we're able To leave the scene. The field
vas ssr-wn with bits Of shoes and cloth
ing from those who we're killed or seri-
ously injured. and the bodies Of tho
dead presented q terrible spectacle, be-
ing burned in numerous places A sill
yer dollar taken from the pockes Of one
Of the victims wa< melresi on cssn sia-aA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
TEHUANTEPec RAILWAY


Mexico City. May es.-Nanagers Of
steamship lines on both coasts of this
country are preparing 10 take advan-
ta-e of the Tshuanrspec Isthmus Rail-
way As soou a. it is opened for interua-
tional business. The ships Of the Cam
adiar line viii make CoatzacoaIos .
port of call As viii also the Texas line
steamers. The Pacific Mail line which
has Recently included Salina Cruz on
the west coast on IT'S list of stopping
perts viii give that place weekly in
stead Of sortnightly service a.s now
Other Paeiic lines viii be ready To
take freight from Tehuantepec line,
and it Is believed By the Tehuantepec
officials that when the line l. opened
for through business there viii De An
immense quantity OF freight offered
The general business situation Is rood
and mining shows great activity
Congress has Appropriated 800. .Oo0 for
the expenses of the Delegates 10 the
Pan-American conference At Rio
JauelrU
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Do Drinking. No Working. No Base
call Games On Sunday.

Louisville. KY May s.->cores OF
corner pumps with the handles removed
aad signs derisivelv announcing
Closed It, Sinful 10 Drink on sun
das- brought home 10 early rising
househoiders IN many SECTIONS Of the
city the fact that Louisville today was,
for the first time in many years. dry as
Tophet
Every piaee In Louisville. and Jsffer-
son county where intoxicants are sold
WIS. with one exception closed tight
The exception was park conducted BY
Il Hebrew. who observed SATURDAY IS
the Sabbath He WIS arrested and viii
~ triei- but was allowed tD eonrinue
selling rhr0ughout the day. doing a
rushing business n the news spread
Four other places where IIquor y sold
had been designar1a BY the Retail
Liquor Dealers Association ro lest the
law The propristors Of rhess. were aoe
only arrested bur The PLACES ser. kept
closed thereafter
Besides the saloons. al barber shups.
bowling alleys. billiard halls. theassrs.
grocery stores and railroad and street
car lines were einsesi- Two free Ia
cred euueerts- as the largest amusement
park IN jefferson county we're not mo-
lested- but none Of the employees we're
permitted IN WORK
The ball park vas crowded with spec-
tarors when the game between Louis
vile ami Toledo was called. but atter
half an inning had been played ths
police arrested President reheaa OF
Louisville. President Grillo Of Toledo
and al players ald employees Al
though bond xas promptly given the
park WIS ordered closed and resump-
riou OF plav waS not permitted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
Collins Killed by carravay

Charles Carrawav, 4 deaf mute. a.
the union station At Jackson. shot and
killed Dr. P. A. Collins. physician Of
Hazleharst. After emptying his own
revolver into the body of the man. Car
rawav took Collins pistol from him.
stood over the prostrare form and fred
five additional shots. then struck his
victim over the head with the butr Of
the revolver.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
Sherry Asked 20 Resign.

AZ mass meeting OF citizens Of Clat-
borne county held AZ Port Gibson resO-
lutions were adopted calling upon
Sheriff C ). SlcGee TO resign. The
vote on the resolutions was I09 10 IL.
This action was the direct outcome of
the recent escape of Ed Regan from the
Claiborne county Jail Regan was m
der sentence OF death for the murder
of Jason Moody
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
Chinese Welcome in Mexico.

The Chinese who have come To this
country as immigrants are. for ths
most part. peaceahle and orderly peo-
pie. giving little trouble to the po-
lice CT the capital or CT the interior
cities. Yet it is not asserted that the
Chinese coming TO Mexico are even OF
he better class Of laboring pecpls ar
home. though there are some exe-p-
lions Merchants find the Industrious
Chinese good customers and careful
OF their credit. meeting their bills
promptly On rte whole. qufet and
yol-haAaved tolk-Mexiean Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
Joseph n Jayne Dead

Hon Joseph NJ Jayne. prominent
attorney OF GreenviIle, died At voss-
burg. having gone there 10 recuperate
his health The deceased was one of
the most prominent citizens of the
STATE being connected With some Of
the foremost families. He served
Washington county several times n
the state Legislature. was at one time
attorney of the Mississippi levee board.
ami was n member OF the State cousti-
tutioual convention in Isaa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

y timber deal representing IN invest
nent OF nearly a million dollars IS now
IN processof cousummatiou in the Pearl
river valley. and it IS believed 10 have
a direct connection with the half mil
Lion dollar deal recently closed IN Jack
sou by Fred HerrieiS and others, the re-
suit of which viii be the construction
OF rAilruad up the valley from Jack
son To Columbia. and eventually 70 Bir-
mingham. Purchases a a-,.greZarIn.r s9-1 =
40 have already been closed. and other
deals ars pending- The buyers have a
large corps Of agents in the field and
are closing deals as rapidly As possible.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

St Louis. May 3S.-Roberc NJ Suv-
der. millionaire broker and promoter
Of Kansas City. against whom an in
formation charging bribery was filed
Saturday went 10 the four courts a.
$50 D. m Monday and gave a sIGGo1
bond for his appearance in I1dge Rey-
nolds' court ar the aexr term. He vas
accompanied by his counsel. who signed
tha bond
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
sAER MAY HEAD THE PENN
Complete R~srwnnisaf ffoa az the sys-
TEN Predicted at No Distant
Day

Philadelphia. MAY ss-A complete
reorganization Of the administrative
force OF the Pennsylvania railroad. with
George = Baer. now president Cf the
Philadelphia & Reldirg railway. at the
head CT the corporation IS ID take place
az no distant date. II the prediction OF
4 prominent sroekholdsr Of the Penn
syivania IS true Ascording 10 his fore
east. Alexander J. Cassatt viii resign.
the cust1m Of promotion through place
VIII be overturned and the present f1rce
{ the PennsyLvania viii De eecimatssI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
HAS WORLDS RECORD
MARRIED 9 TIMES. DIVORCED
THRICE FROM SAME NAN.
Martial Achievements. .f the D.wgA-
ter st wars~r~s wtritsaair~
sa-If. af chicago.

Chicago MAY 2S-Graee Smell. The
-rcentrtc dlughter q Amos J. Smell.
who was mysteriuusIy murdered rs
years ago. has teen married for the
sixth time Her nus band Is Hugh "
Love. a California newspaper man. The
marriage rauk plaee n VENTURA. Cal
The present Mrs. Love Is j. years old.
and IS bel eyed to hold the worlds rec
ord for marriages ami divorces. Her
names Of two hotsl clerks. frum whom
she was divorced. and the name Of
Frank Nixon Conn. Of Chiclgu. whom
she thrice m1rrsef ard tnrie- divorced.
oue ,lfvcrce-rrum Comn. who was en-
ploye.i in the business Office cf a Chi
eago newspaper. took plaee after a
honeymcor of four hours. She obtained
two divorces in the slme ccurt in two
months.
Her MARTIAL Record
isSt-At - years OF age r1n away
with and married Frank NIXON Cufin.
formerly cuachmal and laBcinx mas
tsr. Forgiven hy her father and lived
with her husband for Ten years. Three
children born.
1Ss+-Dtvurvsd on grounds cf inccm-
paabilitv
iSsS-Reuuited % former husband by
plea of eldest boy. who WIS fafallv Ill
Married N bedside II dying chld
fSaa-Securpf secCnd divorce from
Coff,n on grounds q inruxicafior.
fS9a-Ntarrisd % James c Walker.
then clerk AZ Nirg n a hCsei. Gave him
$4,000. with which he purchased Al
interest in the Fountain hotel. Wan
kssh2 Wis
l3et-Sscur-i divorce frUm husband
IN Sspismhsr - charges of cruelty
fsat-Rerarrist 10 Frank Nixon COf-
f.. October L. Honeymoon az Metro
pole hutsf listed four hours. Divurcs-i
Ccfin November IL for unknown rss-
son
fs0l-JIlrrietl Perkins A Lyman.
clerk 1T Van Nuy's hotel. California
isa6-Narrief Hugh NJ Love
Mrs. COftifins mother d.ed in Feb
ruary. 1880. leaving her an estate val
ued ar sS00.0Na Mrs Cofins resources
previously had suffered from the IN
reads maize upcu them by her matri
mrnial experience
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
Rank OFFICIALS ARRESTED
On the Charge OF Nisapplying ths
Banks Funds

Artala. Ala-. Nay ~.-L- n DIV xe,
president and W. 4 Lawler. cashier,
of the First National Bank of Arrala,
which was closed by Bank Examiner
Cooper. April -. were arrested this
morning by Deputy United States Mar
shaI I'll. G. Ashley of Birmingham. ON
warrants charging them with misap-
plying moneys of the bank- Neither
Duke nor Laxler viii make statements
In re.rzr,f 70 the banks Affairs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
BOMB rHnowERs AT WORK


Sehastrpol--A number Of bombs
were thrown here Sunday while a re-
view Of troops was being held after the
te teum in celebration Of the anniver-
sary CT the emperor 5 coronation. Eleven
persons were killed and several wound
ed Among the wounded were the com.
mander OF the fortress Gen NepIuen.
who received slight hurts. and the chief
Of police. who was gravely injured.
Other hign dignitaries escaped.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

The grand jury OF Bolivar county re-
turned IN Indictment charging r 81.
Williams. as president Of the Bolivar
County Sank, which was placed in the
hands OF a receiver last February, with
the embezzlement of $1,000 Of the
banks funds.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
Fire at Bogue chftto.

The Masonic building at Bogue Chit
10 was destroyed by fire. The building
was used by the Nasous. Woodmen Of
the World, Knights and Ladies of
Honor and Odd Fellows. All of the
regalia Of the different orders was con-
suned-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
Parsioned by the Governor.

The governor parSioued DR.. F. I.
Ferris. convicted of murder in Yazoo
county in 1se9. and sentenced To life
imprisonment. On account of good
service and exemplary conduct since
his incarceration, and also failing health
the pardon was granted.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
State Bonds offered for Sale.

The governor has issued his adver-
tisernent TO sell. on the first Monday OF
July s50a.0sa of per cent. non-taxa-
able State bonds payable in ten years.
this being pursuant ID the act Of the
Legislature approved April L. 1896.
The advertisement states that the bond,
viii be issued in denominations Of from
si0o 10 q, I,0oo, At lhe option Of the pur-
chaSers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Kansas City, Mo.-Howard New
ten. aged II years. was struck over the
heart BY pitched ball and killed while
playing baseball in this city. After be-
ing struck. Newton dropped his hat.
ran to first base and fell dead.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Houston. Tex-While he was tax
ing part in an amateur game Of base
ball. Sunday. Staeh Wisnoski. aged 20.
sss struck by a thrown bali. and after
recovering the ball and throwing to .
base fell dead.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
the PRESS pesslmIsTlc


Ss Petershury-Wlrh almost breath
less anxiety suciety awaits the govern
ment's response to the bold action OF
the lower house Of parliament. Sanlr-
day. which In csnsurtng the ministry
and demanding It's retirement WIS Ike
a deliberate slap IN the face and di-
rect challenge which the government.
though Inclined 10 prefer Is usual p.lli-
cy Of temporizatior and comprumiss.
can hardly avoid meeting. Parliament
has burned the bridge and virtually has
taken the step which the French states
general did when il transformed ifen
INTO 4 national convention.
q Revolutionary Body
By fzunting the fundamental laws
ard practically declaring that IL pro-
poses To exercise full parliamentary
rights with a responsible ministry il
has Secoue. In the eyes Of the law. .
Evolutionary hofy. and from that %
stfiun there SEEMS 10 retreat The
news Of the action Of the house came
Ike an electric shock. the people gen
erally being s greatly suprisei as the
hureacr1cy NJ the prumptEess with
which the whole Of the governments :
policy WIS absolutely scorrei Both
SIDES r-cOgnize the actueness and seri-
Ousuess Of the moment but the panic
- in the government and n0t n the
popular camp.
wsafd Mean Brssdy RewsIatfsa-
The government. II IT'S dares 70
light, said NJ koknshkire. one Of the
constitutional democratic members Of
the house. can disperse the parliament.
but the victory of the bureaucracy
would OILY be temporary Il would IN
evttably be followed. shortly. BY a
blnudx r<v0Iuti11 which wunld not
leaye a stick II the present gDserrnent
Standing The emperor must choose
between n real constitutional govern
meut and loss of not only his crown.
bur probably Of his head
Socialist EI-m~ns D~tKxhs-d
The social democrats and social revo-
hIriouists are delighted Al The urn of
events. seiievtng they furnish frist the
Srfmulus Needed for the rising they are
planning The territ1rists were quick
To seize the opportunity for n series Of
blows IN widely separated parts Of the
countrr the news Of which forms a
prominent feature in the nexspapers
iEsteasi 0f the expected decree Of am
lesyy
rs~ Press 10 Pes.fmf.sf<.
The press almost without exception.
Il pesstmistic. reDgnizing the extreme
gravity Of the situation ard the temp
est which the denial OF the right or
forced exprupriaricn Of and viii pro-
vo<e among the psasanrrv The Rech.
declares thar the governments rpaS0u-
ing IN this respect IS false arsf faIIa-
cious. the sxpruprfafion Of land standing
practically or the same basis now IS in
1857
like rr-seh Revolutionary Dawn
Prof Karsieh. IN q special article.
says a parallel of the early stage Of the
French revolution is now complete
He invites the ministry 10 substitute
FOR the 1906 events these Of 17ss and
then 10 consider whsther they wish TO
continue their present course
The Siovo. the Octoherist organ. falls
behin.i none Of the others in sharpness
Of criticism. declaring that the govern
ment has proclaimed war on parIEa-
ment-
0rders for the guard corps 70 90 into
summer camp At Krasnye SEQ have
been ecuntsrmanded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Winfield, kas-rhe county sheriff
tas dismissed the company Of state mi
Iiria ordered by Gov Hoch 70 protect
Amassa Thomas. who dubbed Charles
MeEvan 10 death and was threatened
by q mob. All danger Of violence Is
over
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
Meridian VIII Buy water Plant.

The Meridian Waterwors1s Company
has accepted the eity's offer of sssJa, eco
for the whole waterworss property, in
cluding realty, water rights. Office fix
tures and the REIMBURSEMENT Of al
claims against the city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Washington. May 9S--Computations
made by the bureau of navigation Of
the location Of the dry dock Dewey in
the Indian ocean on May -. indicafs
that the Dewey has made an average Of
100 miles dsy since leaving the Straits
of Babel MAndeb.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Barcelona. Spain-The secretary Of
Don Iaime Of Bourbon. son of Don Car
los. the Spanish pretenfer. was arrested
here Sunday The charge on which he
was taken into custody was not made
uubifc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
Given sa. 600 Damages.

Mike Zansfeld, who sued the Ala
bana and Vieksbury railroad for SD. :
eco damages for injuries sustained
while getting of 4 train. was awarded
$1,000 IN the circuit court az Vicssburr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

New York. May 2s-It was stated at
the Hotel Gerard to-day that Mrs. JEFF
ferson Davis was steadily improving. .
decided Improvement being noted u
hsr enndition since Yesterday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

The customary summer term for
teachers In connection with tae summer
normal viii De opened up AZ the State
University, Oxford on June Is, to CON
tinue srtil july "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31
.BREATnLESS
With ANXIETY
So Stands Russian Society. As Il
Awaits the Governments
Response to the Bold Chal-
Ienss Of the Parliament. ,

Both 0everument and Parliament
Recognixe the Seriousness Of
the Situatioa. which Is Like
Unto the Dawn ef the
French Rsvelueipn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Had you thought of waas a shipment
by one read OF - ears of berries from
the STATE in a single day meant That
days work nettef the shippers over
$4,000 in cash A good days work, IN
deesf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Philadelphia can NO longer be eiassed
with III. dry towns of the state An
abundant fow of artssian water mas
been ssrurk over there ansf the eitizens
are corre=psndingiy happy Nothing Is
worth more ts a community than IN
abundant supply OF wholesome water,
and Philadelphia n IN possession OF
that great blessing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Satisfy yourself that Mississippi has
more 10 offer for a moderate expendi-
ture OF energy and Judgment than any
State in the Union and help TO bring
about thar condition of affairs The
foundation i here and all that Il nee
essary rs the proper application of the
means
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Tia expsrisne. OF persons yrawing al
fzifa, meiilntu=. Johnson and other hav
ernps - desired BY tins d@p4rrmenr-
Please send m the number Of acres
gruwn last year the vieid. sol bess
aaaptesi- particular plan Of preparing
-aIl and any other information that
would hkriv be OF inr<rest- II sur
ncisnr replies are rer~txed n bulletin On
the subject viii be issued An expert
-nre IN Mississippi will be Prized more
highIv than dnzen theories. hence K
n hopesi thar n number of replies will
b ree<fved BY thns~ IN y position tn
give what has actually been accom-
plisness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

The little city OF Midnighr in Yazoo
County viii soon cunstrucr an excel
lent system OF waterwurks, and Iarsr on
siispel the darkness that surrounds its
name with an electric light plant All
is not dark up there as it might seem,
but there are numerous rays of brighs
and sdhrlKrnt hgnt visible tn the apti-
mistie citizens OF the community The
writer wishes for the good people of
Msinighs all the good things they 80
richly deserve
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

The development OF our vast field OF
latent resources viii tend 20 keep our
yaung men in Mississippi a greater
field Of opportunity bei=g Afforded them
Too long have we furnished ie brain
and braxn 10 develop other sections OF
the spunSry 70 cur o~n im2s-srishmsnt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

fnsiixidaaI members of Bszris of Sur
psrvisors throughout the State viii meet
nc Hastirsbarg On June 18th for the Of
fsring Of suggestions and discussion OF
plans for the more uniform CARRYING out
af the ifIries imposed upon the boanis.
to discuss plans for the eaualizing Of as-
-e=zments. the improvements of rnads.
public schools and matters in general
The meeting Is meeting with the great
est encouragement. and II rs hoped by
the promoters that every county and al
most every district IN the State viii be
rspres<nted- A great ield fsr improve
menE Il opened and the meeting shauld
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-31

Friars Point Is experiencing a period
of great prosperity just ar present
Money is being raised for the boring OF
an zrtesisn well and the suecess OF the
prujsak seems assured A business mems
l<.rz. has been organized with the best
eixizsns OF the town behind it and some
work viii be done along the line OF let
ting the world knnw what that COM
mnnity has 20 offer ~ an inducemsnr
II capital to eome and invest The
suruunllinx territory 10 rich and pro-
dn<<ivs and there Is q great deal chat
enn u dous 70 the hsneft Of Friwrs
-
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Kelp Wanted-FemaIe.

WANIEIo-smaTt colored girl as chamber
maid. assist at table. Apply at once sI0 q
NV IL
WANTED-A competent seamstress. bv the
DAY. 1877 X ST. NV. or phone Main Ii0l