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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07
PROGRAM.
For Sale.

100000 feet of Dry Pine
Lumber for all purposes. in lots
to suit purchasers. Will deliver
or sell ut mill. Orders solicited.
j.. l.. SHINaULT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07

Airs. Gerald Fitzgerald and lit
tie daughter left Saturday fol
their home in FTiar's Point.
Mrs. Rosa Bankhead has re-
turned from . a visit to friends in
Water Valley and Coffeeville.
Miss Johnnie Spragins OF Alb
erdeen Is visiting her relatives,
Rev. and Mrs. -. S. Spragins.
Miss Julia Young entertained
ed her music class Friday after
noon at her home on University
street.
Misses Minnie and Elizabeth
Cowan ard Miss Julia Chandler.
returned Friday from Sherman,
Texas.
Mrs. r. W. Jeffries left Satur-
day for Memphis after Il months
visit to her sister, sIrs. NJ. 3.
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Will wilkins. of
Grenada, are the guests of their
parents, Capt. and Mrs. W. p.
Wilkins.
Hons. Dan Scott. Earl Brewer
ard Mr.. Binford Watkins, of
Clarksda.e, we're Oxford visitors
this week.
We will sell all of our Mems
Ladies' and Children's low cut
Shoes a. 2 special low cut price,
at FRrEDEAN's.
Miss Dale Klmmons has re-
turned from YazOo City, where
she has been teaching for the
past session.
Mr. Temple Roane returned
from Biloxi Saturday and will
part of the summer with
his parents here.
The University Trustees will
meet here tomorrow afternoon to
the unfinished business
Of their last session.
Mrs. Mary Chiffon accompa-
MED her daughter Miss Corrie to
this week to visit her
son MIR. Thos. H. Chiffon.
Miss Bessie Stewart has re-
turned to her home in Pontotoc,
after a pleasant visit to her
cousin, Miss Matte Mckee.
The Great Sensational
starts Saturday, June
9th, at . am. The oxford
Dry Goods Co.'S big ad. on
this page will tell you all
about the Great Sale. Beau
tiful Lawns at = 1-2c per
yard and thousands of other
Bargains.
You can buy a Tailor Made
Suit at a reaGy-to-wear price, at
FRIEDMAN's.
On next Wednesday afternoon
he Masonic Grand Lodge will
lay the corner stone of the new
Science Building or the campus.
We understand that the Oxford
Oil .s,ill has been leased by a Mr..
Harvey, of Memphis. The new
manager will take charge on
July ist.
The Honorable Board of Su-
Dervisors convened Monday in
regular session. Their proceed
ings viii appear in our next is
sue.
Miss Frances Winchester who
Tor four years held the position as
vocal teacher in the -Woman's
College, will return to Oxford this
fall and open a vocal studio.
II you want TO enjoy a cool re-
freshing treat drop in at K. r.
Chiffon & Co.'S, you will ind de-
iightful cream, sherbet, cold
drinks and courteous attention.
The music pupils Of Miss Mag
gle Thompson enjoyed a lawn
party at her home last Wednes-
day afternoon from 5 TO . O'Clock
We have a large number OF
Mems odd Pants, regular price
STA TO $500. Your choice for
S1.25 at . FRIED2AN'S.
Mrs. j. V. Bowen left Tuesday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07
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4. Herren, of Finch, Ark, writes
ssFoley's Honey and Tar is the bes
preparation for coughs. colds an !
lang trouble. I know that il has
cured consumption in its first stages
You never heard of any one using Fc
ley-s Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied. Sold by all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07
AsuaRAxrEKo euss rr.y.

Itching, blind, bleeding prosrudins
Piles. Druggists are authorized 10
refund money if pAZ) OINTMENT
tails to cure in 8 10 IA days soc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07
Sals.

Good side crank. 90 horse en-
and boiler, little used. Good
shape $500 will buy it.
a. C.. GRAHAM, Abbevil,e, Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07
University Of mississippi
Commencement Exercises
I... M - mn

June lois, 700.
PROGRAM.
Sunday, June 10, IL a. m. Commencement Sermon,
REV. BEVERLEY E. WARNER, ID. ID.
Sis p. m. Sermon before Y. NJ c. A
DR. WARNER
Monday, June IL, IL q. N. Sophomore Contest in Oratory.
Sis p m. Joint Meeting of Literary Societies,
SENIOR DEBATE.
Tuesday, June IL, IL a.. m. Annual Address.
Hon. MURRAY F. SMITH.
s:l5 p. m. Alumni Exercises,
Address; DE-. HUBERT A. STANDS,
Essay, Dr.. CHAs- II. BRoCGH.
"Wednesday, June 10, Commencement Day
IL a. M. Senior Orations, Comforting of Degrees.
Special railroad rates from all points In Ni..i..ippi1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07
TO CUBE A coin IN oNEDay

10 CURE tOLD N UNE a
Take Laxative Bromo Qainiae Tablets
Druggists refund money If il fails To
cure. Z. w. GROVES signata-e is
on each box. - cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07

The closing exercises of the
University Training School will
take place Friday morning Mt
y O'Clock. closing a prosperous
session. The public is cordially
invited to be present.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07
The Oxiofd Eagle.
Journal flheCiiy dOIfard
central z. z. lime TabIs
JUNE 9Th. 1906.

sMooj> Central r. R. Time Table
fSORrH SOUND
l.. d. passenger. leaves A. SOL p n
70. .s.rger. leaves at 49, a m
~. ? .~s,trsiytt. arrives sac 4 u
a "a ! departs ~ 9.ee a z
SOUTH B0USHN
n. 70. passenger, ieases y w.. "a
n, s. nessengor. leaves NJ w ym
local freight, arrives z.le = 10
rO and tspsrts ~ 2-45 p N
II. {. CRANBERRY, Asent-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-07

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
TRAlNlNG FOR FALL MEETS.

"kecoughtan" and "Christmas GIFT"
Win &c Put in Condition.
"Chrisimas Gift" who is consider.
ed one of the fastest horses on The
Pcninsulat and "Kccoughtan," the
clever two year old. owned by Mr..
James NJ. Cumming, have been taken
To Mathews county, where they are
undergoing training for the fall
meets.
christmas Gift" will be seen on
the track at Baltimore the latter part
Of August while "kccouehtan'' will
make his debut at the annual county
lair in Mathews in September.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
TWO BROTHERS MEET
WITH SIMILAR ACCIDENTS
Gasolenc Engine Puts the Arms OF
Stephen and Roland CRaeke Out
of Active Commission,


Messars. stephen Clnri;o and Ro.
land Clarke, brothers, of Phoebus.
are wearing their arms in slings as
the result OF singular and striklngly
similar accidents.
Saturday night while MIR. Stephen
Clarke, who Is n bookkeeper In the
Bank of Hampton, was attempting
to handle n gasolcnc launch tho en-
CINE kicked and the lever to The rlld.
der ilew back and struck him upon
the arm, severely spraining it and
making an exceedingly painful IN.
jury. His injury was dressed by Or.
Jarrett.
Early Sunday morning MIR. Roland
Clarke determined to take spin in
the same launch. He. too, caught
hold of the ruddcr lever. when the
engine kicked again and Mr.. Clarke
received a most painful dislocation OF
his wrist. Dr. Jarrett was called In
and attended to the injury.
DR.. Jarrett said last night that
Mr.. Stephen Clarke will be able TO
resume his work in few days, but
that Mr.. Roland Clarke's arm will he
out of commission for few weeks. ;.
The two young men are sons OF
Councilman and Mrs. II. o. Clarke.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
HAMPT TON CARPENTERS STRIKE
FOR BETTER CONDITIONS
Manager of Door and Sash Co. Un-
willing to Acccdc to tic Demands
of Employees.

The trouble, which has been brew.
Ing among the men employed at the
Hampton Door and Sash Company's
mills, eliminated yesterday mornins
IN general strike of the employees.
II is understood that tho MANAGER
OF the mills offered to allow the
carpenters working there nine tours
FOR a days work, but refused to pay
them the same as they had been re.
celving icr ten hours.
Manager Slaughter said last night
that he expected to get men to take
the place Of the strikers.
The Hampton Carpenters and Join
ers' Union is back of the workmen
and 1t Is declared in union circles
that the iinht will be won by the
uniUn oarrentorS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07

Miss Maude Jacobs. who has been
the guest of Mrs Robert L. Tignor.
in the West End. will return to her
home in lIammonton, n. j., tomor,
row.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
b. . 8.
Il H VI ". s. BUTLER
SUCCEEDS Mr.. CARR
Ieland Rapids Mon Elected General
Manager Of Newport News
3 and old Point Railway
TAKES CHARGE 1F WORK 1T ONCE
New Official Was Born in Porte
But Has Been Engaged In
Street Railway Business In Durham,
". G., and Grand Rapids. Mich
RI Paving Matter Ratified. .g.

Mr.. w. w. s.. Butler, OF Grand
Rapids Mich, was yesterday after.
moon elected general manager of tho
ll.NeSport News and Old Point Railway
md Electric Company. at special
a1nesting Of the board OF directors or
the company.
Mr.. Butler, who reached Hampton
SUNDAY, and went to the offices of
the company yesterday morning, was
s1mme dlately presented to the beard
directors after his election in the
satthrhoon and at once assumed the
duties of the office to which he has
ansen elected, Mr. Butler succe Ids
Air.; H H. Carr who recently left
4 here for his tormor home In Balti.
s1nGTe.
; u The board Of directors of the com.
srany met In the board room Mt the
new cnrni harms.
VlralnIan by Birth.
.S ss M i Butter, who Is married man
%as born in Portsmouth,. Va. hut has
LIVED most OF his life III other. States
s4ts Ras engaged In the street rail.
way business IN Durham N. C.. be
gtpre going To Grand Rapids. Mr.
{ Entlers has fine credeptiolr ma to his
isTp- N'St'i''i tNtiNl 10 bulu W pU
sthoeoughly acquainted With the run
Snihg Of street railways fIc Is n man
$of good address.
"a 1r Br&ler Will this morning onto,
A1nto his new work with a .vlna. fIc
snaa not made any announcement aI
4 DIS attentions nnd 1t canuot be stated
StoW whether or not there Vim be an,
'Ssseolnang es In the present heads ut TIN
various denartments OF tho stree
railway. Being man thorough,
s@eqnipped for tho position Mr. BntlcI
;saH xpected TO prove 4 satisfactor,
S su coeBsor to Mr.. Carr.
Ratified Stree. Paving.
the board OF directors az tho rnll
ny, ad opted resoiutienB ratifylnr the
teampent with the town council NJ
sfh9abns on the street paving matter
I. .hisa means that The work Of covering
sShe four streets in tho town will no,
9hes delayed fprthes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
A HcaIinu GospcI.

The Rev. ]. c. Warren. pastor of
sharon Baptist Church, Belair, Ga,
says of Electric Bitters: IT'S a God.
send to mankind. 1t cured me of
lame back. stiff joints, and complete
physical collapse. ] was so weak ii
took me half an hour to walk a mile
Two bottles of Electric Bltters have
made me so strong l have just walked
three miles In so minutes and feel
IKE walking three more. It's made
a new man of me-" Greatest remedy
for weakness and all Stomach. Liver
and Kidney complaints. SoTd under
guarantee at w. Blair Langhorne8
Drug Store. Price soc. {5i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
DARING AEROhAUI LANDS
IN CHESAPEAKE BAY
Prof. e. r. Hutchinson Gives Scnsa-
ltonal Ascension at Buckroe
Beach.

Prof. Ed. II. fIutchcson. the aero
maui. made Il sensational ascension
at Buckroe Beach and landed out In
Chesapeake bay In the drop from the
fiery parachute.
Tic ascension was seen by fully
three thousand people. and il was
ore of the best seen at the beach
this season. Starting just in rear Of
the hotel Prof. IIutchcson scared
over the rasinu anG dropped out in
chesapeake bay just out from Rich
ardSon's cuttage. Small boats were
IN the water aud soon went TO the
roscnc OF tho aeronaut
Prof. Hutchinson will make an as.
ccnsion each evening this week
while on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons he will be seen In Il natl
nee performance of his famous hut
man bomb act. In this act Prof.
Hutchinson ascends about 5000 feet
and he bomb eXplodcs. allowing him
to drop in his parachute of fire.
works.
Vaudeville Bill Attractive.
The new vaudeville bill in the
theatre last night was even better
than the bill of the previous week.
Hamilton and Harriet are seen in a
clever muscal act: Dorothy Walters
pleased the audience with her whist
ling: Carr and Jordan are Il team of
high class sketch artists; Wilson and
Blzctt give II good black face act
Probably the features of the strong
vaudeville show are the two Hircttas
who do "whirlwind act" which is
ono of the most sensational ever put
on mt the casino. This is an import
ed act and has proved an immense
drawing card wherever the zircttas
have been seen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
DELEGATES ARE ELECTED
TO RICHMOND CONVENTION
Messrs. w. J. Weymouth and Five
Others VIII Attend State
Flremen's Meeting.

AT the meeting of the members Of
the Hampton Fire Department last
night delegates were elected to tho
meeting of the Virginia State Fire.
mems convention in Richmond The
convention will assemble in the capl.
tal city on August % for three
days session.
The Hampton department did mot
Instruct its delegates, but It Is un-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
MR. 9. f. JONES DEAD.
scsnfedetate Veteran succumbs :,
Hsa, !4.s.i 3, VIZ ssl Cancer

Mr., benjamin r. Tones 70 years
S2lid, g well known Confederate vat,r-
u / an "a tI1lkeed N bis. residence mar New
Sunday night nj o'clock from
/ oa ngeer.$ Mr., Joses Ina heen III For
many: months. lie served throughout
Ss !.ils civil war as q member or Tho Old
1 tfomlnlon Draeoons Cavalry company
Jones Is sWrylved By four
( enSldTon, as follows: Mira llartoe
T0nping, Mrs. Andrew TUrnbull. Mrs
smith aud Mr. John Jones
RE 1ele funeral services wore conduct,
/ % from old ST iohn'a cemetsry Al
O'clock ttAferHay afternoon ~
sEsYs assstaS Estil. o. D., Tho rec.
r. F.. leo Comm Contettaratc
sSsStsrans attended the services
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07

derstood that The delegates will vote
for Newport News to have the next
convention.
The delegates chosen were Chief
William J Weymouth. anu Mcssra.
Harry Cunningham. William a. Wey.
mouth. E. $. Davis. NJ. +. Digs and
Charles G.. Curtis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
Mrs. Phoebus is Slowly SINKING.

At II o'clock last night report
from Roseland, the home of Mrs. An
ME J. Phoebus. was to the effect
that Mrs. Phoebus was just alive; It
was said that she could hardly live
through the night. DIR. George X.
Vanderslice Is constantly with the
Ill woman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
LAWN FETE TONIGHT.

Old Dominion Dragons Chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy.
A most attractive lawn fete Will 1e
held on the courthouse lawn this
evening by the ladies of the Old Do
minion Dragons Chapter, Daughters
of the Confederacy. An unusually
clever program has been arranged
and the affair promises to prove a
big social occasion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
Morrlson pefeated crittenIen.

In n. exciting game of baseball at
Crittenden yesterday afternoon the
Morrison nine, supplemented by four
of The best players of the Po1uoson
team, defeated the Crittenites G to ).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
MIR. BOOKER FOR THE ARMY.
Hampton Young Man to Take Exami.
nation For Commission.

nation For Commission.
Mr.. Woodfin Booker, a graduate
OF the Virginia Military Institute, has
heen ordered to Fort LeavenworSb,
Kan, On December to take the eX.
animation for commission as second
lieutenant in the United States army.
Mr. Booker is thoroughly versed in
military tactics Ind he graduates from
the Virginia Military Institute with
the rank of first lieutenant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
WILL RETURN FOR WORK.
Alex jacobson Has Good Prospects in
Old Nevada District,

Alex Jacobson. one OF the well-known
Utah mining men and q brother OF Presl-
dent Jacobson of tho Columbus Consoli-
dated company, expects TO return to the
l K l. mining district of Nevada within
the next few days TO begin work upon
some properties owned by him. Mr. Ja-
cobson stated Tuesday TO The Tribune
that while his properties wore mere loca
tions, no work as yet having beon done
on them. he was confident that they
would respond finely to development
Thore arc two groups, one of fourteen
claims with good copper values present
on the surface, and the other has tive
claims carrying gold and silves values
on tho latter as high as $500 ton has
been found from tho surface groupings,
and the property In every way has en-
couraged the commencement OF the de-
velopment campaign, which will soon be
under way.
Tho X L district ls not a new one by
any means, its properties coming to lifo,
however, as Is the case all over Nevada
during this resurrection period
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
CACTUS PROPERTY OF
SALT LAkERS BOOMING
Utahna-GOldfield Company Is
Doing Telling Work Under
Frank Jardine.

In n recent issue OF the Goldfeld Sun
there was an interesting account given
OF tho Utahna- Godneld's properties,
company composed of Salt Lake people
and OF which Frank Jardne is the man
ager. Mr.. Jardine gives some very In
tcresting data regarding the Cactus Peak
region. in which he has the utmost con-
fldence. With him from Goldheld he
brought some ore for the purpose Of as
say. The Sun says;
Formation Is Interesting.
This company owns Ave claims. we'll
known as being the Ida group. and the
formation OF these is certainly very
interesting study. Mr.. Jardlno started
work alongside OF a jutting quartz ledge
which bo traced for miles because
thcro was q soft deposit like manganese
OF bog iron, placed there. no doubt, by
the action OF a thermal spring. This dc,
posit, seeming deposit, contains round
boulders or accretlons, from the sizo OF
ones nst to the size OF tho average hu-
man head.
Large Assays Secured.
"At a depth OF ten feet all this
merged into the Ledge upon which work
VIII be continued to an Indefinite depth'
Assays have been obtained all along TINS
depth with increasing values every loot
Jardlne that owing to tho surface ma
terial being of an aqueous formation the
values have been carried down, and he
proposes 10 go after them. He thinks It
strange that tho ledgo should be so hard
and quartZy on the surface. and yet so
soft but tough at a depth of ten feet,
but the drilling ut this depth Is easy
Likes the Cactus District.
Take 1t all In all. Mr.. Jardinc thinks
the entire district OF Cactus peak Is ono
OF the most interesting in the State from
geological and minerelogical point Of
view and so far as his own property Is
concerned he llkcns II in It's formation
| and other peculiarities TO the famous
Bassick mine of Colorado, which also had
these boulders some OF which carried
remarkably high values"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
INCREASING COKE OVENS.
Utah Fuel Company Preparing fol
Increased Output This Year.

That the coming season OF production
will exceed any heretofore experienced by
tho Utah Feul company Is best shown
by the plans that are being laid for the
increasing OF the oven capacity of that
company. General Manager Williams on
Tuesday stated to The Tribune that dur
Ing the present summer the company VIII
increase Its coke ovens, at Sunnyslde,
fully 80 per cent. adding two hundred
more to the present equipment Of six hun
dred and fifty,
That the oven capacity will call for
corresponding increase in the coal pro-
duction OF that company Is foregone
conclusion, and that the output OF coal
for 1905 will be unprecedented is consid-
cred as positive in circles familiar with
that industry. The increased demand Tor
fuel. caused by the new plants being
erected and the additions being made to
those already In existence, will be fully
met and be provided for
Manager Williams statos that every
thing is running smoothly at the mines,
preparations being constantly made In
view OF the increased business for the
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Consideration Not Stated.
STRIKE ON SILVER PEAK.
Property Near Caliente Exposes Some
Rock Rich in Gold.

Speclai 10 lHo
CALlhN T., May l6.-George Bolce and
Ray Buinham. owners OF the silver Peak
group Oh quartz mining claims west or
LaIientc, brought in samples or ore which
showed hIgn values IN SILVER, the most
lema rkable formation being q wire silver
SC interviewer with the quartz as TO bind
large pieces firmly together in large
masses The ore is pocKcty and runs IN
Il lime formation. They have recently re-
fused an ofter OF S5UOO for their group OF
1our claims and expect TO make trial snip
IDents OF two carloads WITHIN this month.
JORDAN & Lewis. stock brokers of New
York have purchased OF Frank Dusollo
and Jack Highland tho Glass Eye group
ul CLAIMS on Virgin river Tor $500. These
claims were located last November and
have already given TO the owners returns
from the crudest mode OF treatment-i. e.,
There are about 800 feet OF development
work complete In shafts, tunnels and open
cuts and veins varying from five inches
TO three feet opened up and about four
tons OF very high-grade ore sacked
John Meyers and Dick Ryan have To-
Gated the Golden Pile group Of mines west
OF Caliente and brought In samples OF ore
showing lots OF coarse free gold through
out the quartz. They have q siX-inch
vein going better than sl5O per ton and
about four feet OF sa ore.
Douglass & Fulmer, owners OF the
Right OF Way group OF claims southwest
n two-foot vein OF s43 gold ore this week
In n crosscut run from the face Of a 200
foot tunnel. They have sacked about two
tons of this ore for test treatment and arc
now sinking winZe on this new ore
body
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
WILL DEVELOP SUN RIVER
Management Doing Excellent Work
on Beaver Lake Property.

A. Lockwitz. general manager OF the
Sun Rise Mining company OF Park Val
ley. leaves for the camp today TO con-
tinue the seasons active development
work AS an experiment or test of It's
ore values. the management recently
made a run OF a portion of It's ore
through the Century mill. close by, and
cleaned up $1,000 in gold, This experiment
may place the Sun Rise in the front rank
OF the gold mines in the State. The ore
veins are rich, continuous and OF large
dimensions.
The Sun Rise Is owned by a few busi-
ness men OF Salt Lake, who hope ere
long, to have stamp mill In commits
sion When this shall have been accom-
plished. II Is only question Of limited
time when those owning holdings in tho
Sun Rise Gold Mining company Will find
themselves on Easy street." financially
speaking.