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judge Fulton shoots Parker.

Knoxville. Tenn. July 1--sam Par
kcr, young attorney, ~ Hslenwood.
Tenn. was shot aud fatally wounded
when he allghtcd from a Cincinnati
southern train ~ Ilclenwood Thura
day evening BY Judge J, ~ Nillon,
a prominent attorney and politician or
Scntt county The cause u the ira
Sod, h reported 20 he jealousy over
= woman Fulton used shotgun In
hring At Parker and . dangerous
wound vas innletsd In tho abdomsE,
Fulton IL under arrest. A. sp2ssst
train II carrying a specialist from
Somerset. ~. 10 Parksra bedside. Hs
IL ons NJ the best known college ath.
lstsa ~ the south. having played for
three years on the University Of Ten
nessee baseball aud football teams.
Parker died Friday morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

ChicaEo. July IA Telegram SIS
received hsrs stating tina, formor Pres
Ident uFovsS Cleveland Sas sick AZ
his home 10 PFiasstoa and would bs
unable 10 o0ns seat ~ he had lhissd,
81. Mr Cleveland and James o.
Bsksi.. former comptroller ~ The eur.
rsney had planned . fishing trip In
wisconsin. bot AF. Eeksls Sas hosl
nsj tOaiEh, that NT Cleveland Soald
b. akabis To ksep the sassEsmsui oa
account ~ llinsss The telegram
aid ma state the aAiafs Ut ST. clsve
lads lIln~ss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

chlraED. July IA, the epsnlas n
enc trial - he chisssB sn4 Aissa
railroad aud SEQ foFrasr saelais ~
tbs eurapany GO thu ehasus ~ wat
inG. teaxs Lands sAssssrs9 that BE-
woald sssfrsis tAs msstSa ~ the e
fsars tlsaf tAs Is0 - Instructed ~
return . verdict a ~ guiiiY 90 siEs'
oat ~ shs isa ~ ,hs soesis 10 fhs b.
ftrtmsns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

Ses fOsk. Jsiy TIE nsfionsi
vb0teAale Dry Goc3s asssefafira. sosn
ps~d - osvs sinsst ssbsers. fsvre
sse;snK reHfJ svefy inponeni essy
% ihs tsaasIy sHe~Fs Sss fnk. has
sa1lss . zseefiEs hsss fsf ts sasrs
i've ssasnsifee asai sea - taAe "a.
fiszs s5sffssess - ~ 1SrFs ed
fsrtrtmeais " - asasffa1l : 4 =, -
tsra T.a <se.a ns 60 s
ses gtfs "a ! sssEK ltst ts -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08
Escapes Barn by Marriages.

Montgomery. Ala. July 7.--Notihca
tion has just reached the governor
OF the marriage % John w. TsSGAr,
~ New Boston. Tex.. 10 his stepdsugh.
ter. Miss Maud Alice Fresiand. Tag
CART was paroled from . 7'ysar sen
seuee for betrayal Of the Eari ON the
promise To marry hsr and care Cos
their child. the EirI pleading for elem
sney They eoaid not marry In Ala
hama. 81 they veni to TexAs 10 kssp
tho compact.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08
charlea PAYNE Dead.

New York. July Charles Payne
died IN Tenafiy. n. j.. on Wednesday
For the seven years prior 10 his death
he was general manager of the Pann
ma railroad. He was second vice
president for the Erie for q year and
for Eve years Was second vice presi
dent Of q Philadelphia company which
owns natural gas properties around
Pittsburg From 1891 TO 1899 he de-
voted himself 20 the duties Of q con.
sulting engineer In 1850 he went u
the Panama railroad.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

wanhinsioa. July The possofaes
saxsment has discovered that an 80
rnt eas made In making cat . re-
..ss sppolntmsn, u the postmaster Al
1>..iaa, Tea n A. Robinsoa hsa
1.1en appointed to s1oc~ed William 4
5l.eaTy. uhs did asoui q year aso
A. eouamlssIoa uas erToee0asiy -
49, IN the uams q O't~ary Resin
- Aas hela tAe oehce sises ths sssit
81 o'Lsary "a, mi sos sess o0aarz
~ S~rasss q spgssl,Ioa fron ssaat>s
1ss1fefsor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

Washington. July THE secretary
~ tho navy has aent letters Of com.
mendAtion Co William Kelley. Goa.
swain. and William kinnsr. boat
sSAin's mate % the a. q. =. Columbia
for Eallan, eonduc; and heFoism In the
reseue of Q shipmnie at Onaisnamo
Bay, cuba Ga the morning ~ May
sSsh. whsn the Colanbia vas ., al.
choS in the Uniisd States asyal sta
tiDa there, J TurKeon. o seamaR. ar
csdenisily fell overheard. Aad vas rsn
eered uneonscic. o. seeing ne man
In peril. X Hey jumpsi ever the ships
side frum ihs uppsr dret ana Siih the
RssisisAse - kinhsT sueeeedsd 10 say.
Ing hlA life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

Sacramento Callf. luly ! Both tho
Western Jnlon and the Postal Telc
graph companies have been assessed
here on their franchises and both are
making a hEht before the local board
OF equalization on the ground that u
Sacramento can enforce the payment
OF tAx on franchises every city. town
and hamlet In ,hs couniry where they
have oficss may do likewise and thus
burden the companies beyond nnaa-
ciai endurance. Tho Assessments
here are as follows: Western Union.
90. 900. Postal. $4,000. Dhs oon.
tsetion Il made on behalf of the com
paniss that they are operating under
federal franchises and therefore are
no, Amsnable 10 laws imposing fran.
chlss iaH In cities and to~ns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08
Houss Passed 4,5Oi eIlls

Washington, lub "A detailed
statement ot IN, work NJ the housc
~ representative, durlng the trst Sos
sion " trr hfynluth congrhss Just
closed IA bccu given uut by Win
thrp & Jones. tally clcrk. and shows
tina, there we're t,oUl bills passed by
thr house ana 1C2 lefi uudlspuscd ~
The Voul bills IL Inclusive ~ hills,
simple lplut AMI concurrent reeplh.
tions The total number ~ laws IN
acted by thi, congress IN klVon I'm
cially ~ 39sa whllc the my eighth
congress In both Ito FIRST aud srcnnd
sessions enacted total ~ 2iGo law
These are executive ~ lie public AMI
private resolutions. ~ which thcrc
we're % cnactod ~ the session jus,
closed nrd 80 In the two sessions II
the preceding congress
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

Madrid, July --kInG Aifoaso has
saastloass the sppoinimsai Of The Tor.
sisn mlnlsiFy t0 saeeesd ths cabinet
Assdsd By N0vety. as follows. Mia.
isisF ~ fossiEn affairs. ssnor 0ailDas
miBisisr ~ the Interior. Bsrnebs pa,
siia; Minister ~ naanee. NaV ne.
vsftF. aiinisier 20 DabIie sasks. Oar,
eta PFeto. ministsr % s.aria4<& NuE
AlssraGo, minister % ~ q IL
R0maeal.os
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

NarpEsHssti Pier. u &. JSlJ Ia
fpeom msndssi0n that even Dubiie n
brsSy In tsis eoan'Fy shsald b. equip
p~a vah boozs attended ~ help TN
miSTaaIs ~ bronze eslixspA Was H,aes
20 ere Are fsB t1BraFY asalfisiiaG
Hrsss ~ tHFs n r1Aasif 81 10
coian.sss rniFsfshJ So iibfGFy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

Raisun rsaAsCsfsara. lair 800
xhs mufiay q tr8asa ksrs b s-tss
- r1ag ieassrs sseaDee ~Aef&svgx
sheir fefspusm EtsAlst as sFs ca
6nzx q he fsg,feak.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08
REVOLT GROWING
AMONG RUSS TROOPS
Two Regiments Are In Open
Mutiny at Samara.
MurlNEERs CONTROL SITUATION
Fomsnt Among the Soldiers and Sail.
ere at ODESSA contnues--AIl the
Dispatches Report tho Empire In a
Fermsnt.

FeEmene.
st. Petersburg. July 7.-Dispatches
received here from samara state That
two regiments. garTisoning that i'm.
portant proFincial capital, have mu-
flnled. and gresented series OF w
iitical end service demaEds.
The ofssetfs promised to satisfy the
service dpipbpds II the mutlneers
would rekngn TO duty, but the men
vepiiae chat they would be satisfied
eniK Win eompliance with all VI their
deliAnds
me mnfiteprs command the situa'
4loa. and ~ lndulging In excuses.
The 6'Ie4l|oR IL complicated by the
met <1N. II Nanara the reyolutionists
4fe ts,1hIaN q movement ~ proclaim
4 ttahI|t III ease a general strike Is
taft and may seize the present
s1sIl,skIkf % further their aims
Tho sIiAent among the soldiers
1isH ~ &1ilbfs at Odessa aud Sebasto.
49,, 8..l.6f1s
N4 6kEDk OF the reported rioting
tnA 1'I|as.ng at Vladivostok has
<,hkk1t he Russian public but the
'.''|E.[t apihoritles, who control the
441H would be liable TO withhold
ar fa4t Hny news OF such conditions
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08
Iuslny In Vladlvostok.

4oe414. July THE correspOu.
H<AIs 1 fokio Of the Daily Telegraph
S,'oe<s % the Asiatic Steamship
e.|4hfasa steamer ColonIa, which left
II, I41<Ibk on account Of the disturb.
A1Hs lkAfe, aH'i which has arrived at
At&kI. reports that all shops and
<5 IL vladiyostok were closed by
.a ks|Ier. and that on June 80 thIr.
M aders OF the rioters were ar.
md eight big cases OF dyna.
(.sed by Cossacks
e <me correspondent states that
.sihn volunteer steamer Kltai.
4th military stores. struck a
81 r. posslet bay and sank
&keeutions In Hardin In con.
y u nth the revolutionary move
~ correspondent further says.
&ef IN hundred
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

wssAlas,oa. Jsly DIR.
Sites u ths pntile hea.ia "a
ssssissd sofis~ Friday o. lhe a,aX
Gepes q fFits scaa1adfag. ~ ~
pFs'af flsrmaa healfA sstrsls s.
- FeF.Nasglg nefe.l fsf E
pyasWf q ntlRsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

4.saw, July THE reign Of crime
1koI t4rrOrism IL so great here that
III eoaiee have decided 90 resign.
nv days ago as . pleasure Of
e<lea asains, assassination by the
l|ekionlsis the system Of police
a8 was abandoned and the poilce
scrmed into psrols for mutual
|rotection against bomb-throvinG-
BIT this oaly made !, easier Tor
<ln trrrorists 90 shoot them The
snor general when apprised II the
I<son 81 the police 60 resign. he
- >nssned TO arrest those vso failed
Il appear foT duty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-08

4 s19s. July Maria Spiridonovo,
El,sd Chief Of Police LuEhenoff
Tamboy. was sent TO Siberia
.ter prisoners. Spectators NJ
n|IaAy station babe her keep
Ii Il ''sai heart to which she replied
hall soon be back"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28
Voter Embossed

wish To add my approval to
the article signed Voter last
week. We want and need good
IeyeI-headed business men in Of
nee. and no man with a string
to him. l suggest the names of
j. III. Lawshee, R. E Duncan or
FL III. Thomson for mayer. Any
one of them would make an ex-
celIent mayor, and q credit to the
town. For. zideru1ea | suggest
A. III. Kendei or VIII Lewis for
the town at large, s. I'll. Logan,
Lex Ramey, c. A. McCharen. H.
v. SomervIlle, j. b. Brown, or L
NJ. Russell. These names are
merely suggestions, and If you
have a better man for the Office,
GO after him and work and vote
for him. This matter does inter-
est you, and don't depend upon
some one else to do it.
CITIZEN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28

We have received 4 number OF
cotton blooms this week showing
the prosperous condition Of the
crop this season. Tie Grs. bloom
received was from Tie crop OF Mr.
Jack Black. 9 niles east Of town.
Thursday. On Friday from Mr..
viii Tabor, Vim. Long, col. Rev
N W P. Bacon and James Eos
ter, COL. of Burgess
We were to Nemfus this last
past gone saltay on bj-aes and
as mayer Malone has the lsdd put
on everything We had u 90 or 4
weak D,y.we show odd enjoyed
thar trip emensly eating mans,
bear and seain the Ski scrappe-s
that air daises. We air e0ia back
there soon too e that TOwn.Ned
eaTmac and ham Paterson was
not too HON, but Moike Comfy
wus we saw lots of Our old friends
but knot one Of them skuders
axed US to Token diner or have a,
segar- We sartanly vii recoIeck
this. serious Sam.
Mrs J.. N Standifer, OF Gulf
port has issued invitations to the
OF her daughter. Miss
Nav Belle, to Mr.. Richard Chas.
Maxwell on July 3rd. ut I an.
The ceremony will take place "A
the family residence. and the,
parry leave immesiiasely
after fcr n visit To the gruom's
IL Virginia Mfss May
has lived in Oxford from
childhood until one year ago. the
removed 10 GuIfport- She
IS a charming, cultured and popu
young lady whose numerous
friends wish for ner a
life of health and happiness.
Mr. Maxwell is n prominent Of
of the Gulf K Ship Island
and is held in high e.-
.eem for his mauv noble qualities.
We extend sincere eorgratula-
ions and good wishes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28
Notsce.

this day Post my Land ard
forbid any fishing. hunting or
trespas-sng of any kind on the
following lands. to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of Sec
ton 3. Township 10. Range .,
West. 100 acres Southwest quar-
ter of Sectioa 10, Township 10.
Range >, loo acrcs; South frac-
ton CT the Northeast quarter Of
Section y. Township 10. Range ,,
80 acres; South fraction of the
Northwest quarter OF Section 10,
Township 10 Range . So acres:
Southwest corner OF the South
east quarter of Section 10, Town
ship 10, Range =. IL acres; East
half Of the Northeast quarter OF
Section 16. Township 10. Range
=, 50 acres; all range West.
Mrs. NJ T.. RAGLAND
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28
Rc-oiut.ons OF Rcrcrt.

Whereas; It has pleased our
Heavenly Father, in his infinite
wisdom. II reuoye from our mldst
Judge e. r kimhrouSh, whose
sudden death occurred At Ripley,
Miss. on June 18th, 1906; and
Inasmuch as We, the members
of Mississippi Gamma Chapterof
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
have been deprived OF 4 true and
honored brother OF our order, We
now embrace this opportunity 10
express our appreciation Of his
sterling worth and exemplary
character In the following reso-
buttons.
Resolved; That in the death of
Bro kimhrough, the Sigma Al
pha Epsilon Fraternity has lost
one of Its most loved. loyal and
earnest members, who in his life
exemplihed the cherished princi-
pies of our order; and be it
Resolved; That a copy oil
these resolutions b inscribed il
the minute book of our chapter
a copy be sent to the bereavec
family. aud that 3 copy be print.
ed in The Commercial Appeal
The Oxford Eagle, and the Rec,
cord of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity Signed
j. E JOHNSON.
JAMES STONE, JR.
p. p. LNDHoM.
O.. NJ JOHNSON.
Committee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is dere5y given that the
firm of Denton & Mize Is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent, by
the withdrawal of W. w. slize.
The said W. W. Mike is refeased
from all liabilities of said firm.
The business will continue as
heretofore 1T the same place by
W. Denton.
W. W. MrZE.
t. W. DENTON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28
Date of the Primaries Fixed.

At n meeting of the municipal
Democratic Executive Commit
tee was organized by electing vi
L. o. Davidson. chairman, and
Mr. C. A. McCharen secretary.
and the following proceedings
we're had to-wit:
Ordered that a white municipal
Democratic primary election be
held for the purpose OF nominate
ins all the municipal officers %
the following dates. The first
primary to be held on wednes-
day. Aug. lst, and the second
primary to be held on Monday,
Aug. 18th
The following were named to
hold the two primaries Judges
r. e. Morgan. u W. Buffaloe,
ST. and j. Fl. Lavshee. Clerks
T. E Temple and E D. Bean
land- There being no further
business the committee adjourned
E o. DAVIDSON, Chairman.
c. A. MCCHaRKS, Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28
SALE.

Mandy Mitchell, Lucy Smith, ct al.
No. 1851. vs..
Mary Porter.
By virtne Of the authority and d.
rectiou to me given By a decree of the
Chancery Court OF LaFayetre County,
Miss rendered on the 31ss day of
May. 1903, l will on the
First Monday, and Second dav CT
July, A. D., 1901,
between the hours Of IL O'Clock am
and 4 O'Clock pm ut the South door
OF the court house in the town OF Ok
ford. Misc, sell to the highest bidder
for fash. the lands situated in Larxy-
cite County, Mississippi, to-w1E.
The south half of the south east
quarter OF Section y, Township 7,
Range 3, est, 81 acres. Ten acres
In The south west corner mere or less
bordering IN aud Situated west Of the
Mill pona, known a. that Of n. Ill. Pc
CUES, and described in j deed from J.
VI. Wallace, Trustee, % Jerry Porter,
Jr., of record In Deed Book srI-
PAGES 500 and $50 Of the records OF
said county. ten acres more or less.
Thirty acres The north-wesr frac-
tiouai part OF the south east quarter
OF Section q, Township Z, Range J,
| West. see deed from l. E. aad l. S.
Diilard to Jerry Porter, dated lice.
Is, 1855, recorded in Book .AA,
page Ss. The east haif Of the north
west quarter Of Section Is, ToUuship
:, kange ,, West, - aeres, also frac-
tioual part OF the south west quarter
of section -, Township J, Range =,
----s~- IN - - -.-{
more or less, described ~ follows By
metes and bounds Beginning nc the
northwest corner of the ives,
quarter OF Section 2s, Township =
Range ), at quarter section posr, ami
run thence soutn along the secsiof
line IsS IL poles TO \ staxe; thence
east " 1-3 poles To a make; themes
north 80 L. poles to \ stake, themes
north Sd degrees. sass IL poles TO
black oak sApling. thence north y
degrees. . % poles tn the northsrr
boundary OF said quarter section
thsnce west along sad boundary hls
LIS poles TO the beginning. Ahso q
acres in the northeast Former OF tn,
southeast quarter OF Section -
Township :. EAlge 5 described 4
follows, to-wis: Commencing ~ Oh
northeast corner of said quarter see
ton aud run theucs south with sec
lion has 50 poles. and thence dll
west Nd poles; thence due north S
poles To northern bonn.Eiry line 0
! said quarter section, and tileEce eas
with said line To the point % bsgi1
|, ming, containing IN ali ss9 IL acre
gore or less.
This June 14lh, 1905.
J. o. RAAkY, Commissioner.
j. H kIxxoSs, Sol tor Compits.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28
LOCALITESIS-


Miss Pearl Leaveu Is az houe
from Blue Mountain.
Miss yi-gie Neil IS attending
the Normal at Starkville-
Miss Bessie Roaae left Satur-
cay for CasrsIian Springs
Rev. \. B. Morris has returned
from u ple-sal. visit TO Texas.
The citizens OF College Hill viii
have L grand picnic on Jul! 4th-
Mrs L. VI. Hunt was the guest
last week OF relatives IN Ripley
Miss Julia Compton left Friday
for Houston, Texas, to visit rela-
tIves-
Miss Cariine Gates returned
from Grand View, Texas. this
week
Miss Julia Herring, of Water
Valley, II visiting Miss hitte
Detbridge-
Mss Donis EIl1sst- OF Yazuo
County, Is visiting her aunt. Mrs
Mona Wallace
Miss Claude Harris viii leave
this week 70 visi. relatives II
PanoIa County
Mrs Lem Olihan was hostess
OF the Twentieth Century Bool
Club Wednesday
Mrs Nellie Haynes and chill
drsn are the guests of relative:
IN New Albany
Mrs. Hubert Stands and IitsI,
daughter are the guests of rela'
tives in Senat9bia-
Mr.. u H. Harris, of Delay,
was 4 welcome visitor at this Of
hceyesterdGy-
Quite a crowd OF young people
enjoyed n Breakfast at lowell!
Springs Wednesday
Mrs W. HI. Drare and httl,
daughter are the guests OF rels
uves IN CoTsevlle.
On Tuesday night qrarteri,
conference viii be held IN III
MsthodIst Church.
Mrs E A. Chambers has re
turned from Memphis to spen'
the summer In Oxford
Master William Meek, ofClark
dale. Is the guest of his graEd
E1other, Mrs Ida Meek
Mr. John Rogers, Of Hickor
Valley, Tenn, IS the guest {
relatives IN Oxford
Dr. Tom Barry and fancily, {
Lafayette Springs are visItin
Air. and Mrs. Fielder Webster.
Mrs p. Mills and children.
IcCcnb City, are the guests
shsIr sizssrf Mrs. Len Gilman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28

There is 10 need worrying along in
discomfort heczlse of \ disordered
digestion Get 4 bottle Of kodol for
Dyspspsia, ard see what il will do for
ycu eat and gives that tired stomach
4 needed rest, bet Il a corrective of
the greatest efficiency. Eodol re-
-hsyes Indigestion, dyspepsia, paipitl-
ton OF the heart. fatllenee, anu sour
stomach kofol VIII make your
stomach young and healthy again.
You viii worry inst in the proportion
that your stomach Worries you.
Worry rlears The loss OF ability to do
you- best. Worry IS 70 DC zvoiG-d 1t
all times kocoi viii take the worry
out OF your stomach Sold by A II.
kencsl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-06-28
The Mas Mcctia1.

Aux kxkAS1 lNtCLlLlK.
AT the mass Ceeting held a
the Court Hlse Saturday the
following proceedings wee had
and resolutions adopted.
Mr.. John 4. Brown VA elected
chairman ard Mr.. Lee Russell n
secretary The purpose Of the
meeting was stated by Mr.. G.. A.
AcCharel. The following reso-
lutious by Col. j. W. t. Falkner
were read ard adopted:
Resolved. That It - the sense
of this meetIng, composed Of the
representative write Democratic
voters ard citizens OF the town Of
Oxford in mass meeting assem-
bed this the BIRD day OF June,
1896, that n white Democratic
primary election to be held for the
selection for all the municipal Of
hcers for the ensuing term, viz:
a Mayo, Marshal, Treasurer. 4
Aldermen . one from each OF the
four Wards Of the town and one
from the town at large.
Second. Resolved; That the
irst primary be held or the-day
of August, 1906, said date to he
liked oy the Executive Commit
tee hereinafter provided for, ard
the two candidates receiving the
highest number of votes for the
respective Offices shall be EMIT.
ed 10 AMI they shall run in the
second primary except IN the case
one candidate for his respective
Office shall receive a majorisy OF
all the votes il the first primary.
In which case he shall not De re-
quirvd 10 enter the second prima-
~, but shall be the nominee altar
having received q majority in the
dr.t primary, and that said sec
Ond primary shall be held on the
- day Ut August, said date to be
liked by the Executive Commit
heretofore referred TO, ard
The one receiving the highest vote
n said second primary shall be
declared the nominee of the
party Of the town.
Third; Resolved; That both Of
'aid primaries shall be conducted
lad shall conform in all respects
- nearly as may be to the pri-
Eary election laws of the State of
Mississippi aai snail be governed
hereby.
Fourth, Resolved: That the
of his meeting appoint
! Committee of ive white Demo-
ratio voters of the town. one
rom each Of the four wards. and
ne from the town at large who
hall constitute the executive
ommittee, and the said exscu-
i've COMMITTEES shall serve until
he nexr primary election to be
Ield preceding the ncat general
election
Fifth, Resolved; That all white
voters duly and le-
ally registered in the town of
,xforu snail be allowed % part
pate IN said elections. AMI all
Frfle male persons who viii reach
De aga of II years by the regu-
n December election shah be
lowed % vote in said elections.
Sixth. Resolved: That the exc
utIye committee named by tAi-
,esrng shall hold said primaries
hall prepare tickets. appoint the
Idges and clerks. eogns the vote
nj declare the result and shall
l al things in respect thereto Be
overned by the primary election
lvs OF the State Is near As pos
IDLE.
After the adoption of the above
solutions the chairman selected
he following As an Executive =
r. J. Harkins, Ward
/; c. A. McCharen. Ward 2; Z. ;
}. Davidson, Ward 8; George VI !
might, Ward 4; ". L. Goodwin
rom the town at large ;
Ii was further ordered that a
opy OF these resolutions anu
'roceedirgs be published in The
)xford Eagle. :,
LEE NJ. RUSSELL, Secretary.
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