Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-18

After long period Of experimenting.
the invention Of special machinery. con
strueting the same, numerous changes
IN plans and devices. Hattiesburx an
nounces that she now has n plant that 10
not only unique IN its operation. but is
absolutely without . parallel in the
nitesi States. or the world It 10 .
plant that manufactures alcohol from
pine sswslust and the refuse from saw
mills. Not the poispacus article known
a. wood alcohol. but the regular m~r-
chsntable variety % extensively used for
I'll purposes Work was begun on this
plant some three years since, but until
the present it has been in the hands Of
= large Northern concern that make a
speciality of constructing such concerns,
1t being necessary to devise and construct
special machinery for the purpose intend
ell After three years Of constant work
the first plant in the world ~ make COM
mereial alcohol from sawiust has been
completed tested and ready to turn
over to the owners.
This Is a very important plant fo<
Hattie>burg. It covers several acres Of
ground. has buildings several stories in
height and will employ hundreds Of Ia
borers. \ refuse from the thousands Of
sawmills in the State will be used To
make something required BY the world
IN immense Quantities and demanding .
good market value at all times IL -
confidently expected that ere long more
of these plants will be installed and
that Mississippi viii soou be one Of the
leasiing States Of the Union in the pro-
duction Of alcohol And why not, Nov
that IL has Been demonstrated that our
sawtust will make n good grade OF alco-
bel. why not utilize ic in this way,
There Is undoubtedly money IN It for
the promoter ant n source OF revenue 10
the unilinan foe what ne has expended
money IN the past TO burn or otherwSss
g-s rsi o. Great are the possibilities
Of our STATE. the present developments
only being the breaking Of a dawn that
Nili brighten tS q aoon-aav brilliane~ N
the near future
Over So aso. ao8. go l. invested IN eue
ton mills IN Eurup~ aad AmsrSea- he
psnsient upou the South for their raw
material X i estimated that fa.'G3. .01sI
peupie in Great Britain al.sue i've ~ the
cotton iaf1<try Of that caunrrv- The bal
anee Of trade m faxor II the United
states depends apan the cotton exports.
whirh now reaeh annually ss00 .0Go 900.
.
NJ tins royal crup. imperial IN naxuituir
AMI n domination Of the worlds financial
ard manufacturing interests. the south
hsl1s xsri.i monopoly Irs ability q
inrrpz-e cotton prudsetiou To meet ths
xurlsFs growing rre,ss. AMI It's ability tG
develop suttou manufacturing eomms n
szrate with its monopoly of cotton pro
tnrricn. are limited only BY its iahor
Suppfw- Erououlir forces viii of ueces.
sity bring about n great Increase IN pop
ulatian and thus prepare the way for a
vast expansion in manufacturing ansi
p-ustrrtsan A. the price and demand NAV
Irs-Sifv. The South produces 50 per cert
Il the cotton for the 10000 spindles
IN tn. world. hut has less than 10000. .0ee
spsn.lle< Itself Think of the limitless
possibilities for expansion in this indus
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certainly he the lords OF ereatnoa- Il
ward Everette. IN the following ioeeioas
language. emphasizes tins fart-
The man who stands upon nis oNr
sod who feels that By the law Q. ,as
land in which he lives ne = tne rine
fuI and exclusive owner OF 'ne aha
which he tills. feels more strongly thal
another the character OF a man a rs
lord of an inaniuate world vi tni'
great and wonderful sphere wniehr iasn
ioned by the hand of God and upheif
BY His power, Is rolling through the heas'
ems, part of his-his from center te
sky, 1t Is the space on which the gen
Grafton before moved IN ITS rouna OF
by visible INK WITH .hose wuo -.
him. and TO whom ne - 70 .ransnie
home. Perhaps ms iarm mas y1.ne .o~.
to him from ms ia'ne A. AZ,
gone to their last home' oue NC ca
trace their footsteps over the scene o.
his daily ianors Inc iooi "hien sns.eI' :
him was reared by those 20 wh9n ~