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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-05
HARRY MESTAYER REEVES
"GHOSTS" AT THE BURBANK

Henrik Ibsens powerful drama of
Ghosts" was presented at the Bur
bank tAeater yesterday afternoon by a
specially selected cast of players.
Harry Mestayer, under whose direction
the play was staged, appeared as Os-
wald, Brenda Fowler as Mrs. Alving,
Mace Greenleaf as Pastor Manders,
Maude Gilbert as Regina and David
Edwin as Jacob Engstrand.
Ghosts" as play requires little
comment. 1t is the most powerfully re-
pulsive drama of the modern stage.
It's theme cannot properly be discussed
in the columns of newspaper, and its
f-ankness is amazing.
Opposed to this there is the unques-
toned fact that Ibsen has builded a
tremendous drama; work that is, per-
haps, his greatest achievement. The
skill, the genius even, displayed in its
construction provides the only pallia-
tion for the plays presentation.
However, if Ghosts" is to be pre-
sented at all 1t is of course well that 1t
should be artistically done; and the
Burbank cast is not found lacking. Mr..
Mestayer's own treatment of the af-
f1icted Oswald Is mastery: in the last
act, hideous in it's realism; in the
earlier acts, portentuous of the tragic
finale. Miss Fowler. too, played Mrs.
Alving with keen appreciation of the
roles requirements, lacking perhaps in
restraint in that last scene, but always
effective.
Maude Gilbert's Regina is one of the
best things Miss Gilbert ever has done
on the Burbank stage. Her portraiture
goes to the meaning of the character.
1t is much more than a superficial pre-
sentiment of mere externals, and it is
very real.
David Edwin gives a clever character
study of the hypocritical Engstrand.
and Mace Greenleaf plays Pastor Man
ders with all the SNUG self sufficiency
usually associated with the character.
Ghosts" will be repeated at mat
inee performance tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-05
HINDOOLSM rs
PLAINLY VIE WED
kev. William Moyser Tells Sad Facts
About Suffering People in For.
eign Field of Missionary
Work

mo wonder that there was an earth
quake in San Francisco when there was
Hindoo temple organized in that city
and Eindoo god worshiped by women
who called themselves respectable" said
Rev. William Moyser of India yesterday
afternoon at the annual convention OF
the Southern California branch of the
Christian Missionary alliance held in the
Trinity Methodist Church south.
At the morning service Rev. H. G..
Waddell spoke on prayer in relation to
missionary work, which was followed by
speaking by Rev. George Saltou on
moses and the Burning Bush"
At 1 o'clock Mrs. G. N. Eldridge had
charge of woman's missionary meeting.
At Q o'clock Rev. Mr.. Moyser spoke on
"Hindooism."
At the beginning of his discourse the
speaker spoke in disparaging terms of
Hindoo temples being maintained in San
Francisco and Boston, and the Hindoo
gods being worshiped by women who
styled themselves respectable. He said in
part:
What is Hindooism? I have read
books bearing upon it and I found that
there is no such thing in India as phil
of worship.
'Hindooism comes from utter darkness
1t Is divided into many thousands of
castes and each caste has its own formu-
la stamped upon it and they cannot inter
mingle. When a Hindoo is born into a
high or low caste he must forever re-
main there or be thrust out as an out
cast.
Every Hindoo going out of India is
branded as an outcast and when he
comes into America and sets himself up
places the women of America to fall
down before him and worship his Hindoo
godship.
There is one thing with which the
missionaries have to contend. and that
is, if a Hindoo becomes a Christian he is
an outcast in the sight of the Hindoos
and loses his wife and property. And
therefore when Hindoo has a beautiful
wife and property it is hard for him to
give them up
1.-THE feast that the Hindoo's call holy
is extremely unholy. The children are
taught vulgar and obscene language to
conform to the so-called holy feast
Filthy sewer water is thrown over the
people and called holy water.
''There is no salvation for women in
India according to the methods carried
out there. One COW is worth 1000 women
Give us cows is the cry.
"It would be quite novelty to see
some of the American worshippers of the
Hindoo men-gods go to India. They
would be looked upon there as outcasts
worshiping deserters from their country
/ wonder how the women worshipers of
San Francisco and Boston would like
that!'
Rev. Mr.. Moyser made an urgent plea
for the Christian people to,render all aid
possible for the suffering people in In
dia.
Rev. ]. e. Jaderquist and others closed
the afternoon session.
At the evening session Rev George
Watson preached on missionary work.
At the morning session today George B.
Studd will speak to be followed by Rev.
George Saltou.
At o'clock Mrs. Bldridge will lead
woman's missionary meeting. At 2
o'clock Rev. Mr.. Moyser will speak. to
be followed by Mrs. Turnball
Rev. Mr.. Jaderquist will preach at the
evening service.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-05
WALTER HoFF sEELY
BREAKS HIS FINGER

Walter Hoff Seely, business representa-
tive of Dick Ferris and editor of The
Ferris Habit, met with a painful ac-
cident last night while helping to move
heavy article of furniture into Mr..
Ferris dressing room. Seely's right
hand was oadly crushed between the door
jamb and his burden. The wound was
exceedingly painful but he did not real
ize its seriousness until a physician,
called to make an examination, discov-
cred that the third finger had been
broken.
The wound was carefully dressed and
the finger placed in splints. 1t will be
several weeks, however, before Mr.. Seely
again will have the use of his hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-05
sThe Blood is The Life"

Science has never gone beyond the
above simple statement of scripture. But
It has Illuminated that statement and
given it meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth of knowledge.
When the blood is Ubad or impure it
Is not alone the body which suffers
through disease. The brain is also
clouded, %he mind and judgement ara
efected, and Aany an evil deed or impure
thoNght SpSS~he directly traced to the
fmpNrSEy Of the 6lo0dO Foul, impure blood
can be made pure by the -nse Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It
QnrIches and pnriies the blood thereby
curing, pimples, blotches, eruptions and
other cutaneous affections, as eczema,
tetter, or salt-rheum, hives and other
manifestations of impure blood.
o o o o o o
In the cure of scrofulous swellings, en-
larged glands, open eating ulcers, or old
sores, the rGolden Medical Discovery has
performed the most marvellous cures. In
cases Of old sores, or open eating ulcers,
It is well to apply to the open sores DR..
Pierce's All-Healing Salve, which pos
sesses wonderful healing potency when
used as an application to the sores in con-
junction with the use of rGolden Medical
Discovery as blood cleansing consti-
tutional treatment. II your druggist
don't happen to have the rAll- Healing
Salve in stock, you can easily procure it
by inclosing tifty-four cents in postage
stamps to DR.. r. v. Pierce, 663 Main ST.,
Buffalo, N. T., and it will come to you by
return post. Most druggists keep it as
well as the ~Golden Medical Discovery
o @ o o q o
You can't afford to accept any medicine
Of qislInotCgs composition as q substitute
for HGolden Medical Discovery" which is
a medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION,
having a complete list Of ingredients in
plain English on its bottle-wrapper. the
same being attested as correct under oath.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
ond invigorate stomach. lsver and bowels.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-05
Mine Fire Breaks Out Again
By Associated Press.


DRYToWN, Cal, Dec. 4.-The fire az
the Fremont mine, in which eleven men
perished, has again broken out with re-
newed force. The shaft has been covered
and steam and water are being poured in,
IL being hoped TO extinguish the flames In
this way, There now is no possibility of
several days.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-05
Omen EVERY Night TilI Xmas

You can buy instruments enough for
the whole family AT nominal price.
Everything goes at COST OR LESS, for
after Jan. 1, 1908, we will sell pianos
only. All popular sheet music 10c.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO.,
2sl-2Ss-2S5 s. Broadway. OPP city hall
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-05

IN the future The Herald Will issue TO sub
ecribere holding SIX months contracts The
Housekeeper. instead OF the Woman's Homo
Companion The Housokeeper Is preferred by
many OF our patrons II Is bright. full OF az
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
NOT TO RON FOR THIRD TERM
Hrs Roosevelt; Lookirx On; for u.
Chaldr~-

Wsshi1E-c1--Wc-e1 have eha--ea
the taces of e7pSres. and shy shprid
oo< roman hare = st-uo- vo5ce n
saying whether such ar sucl = =.an
shoald rsle The rePsblac % - anG -
Capital gOssips As~rf Mr.. Ecosevel;
~ill keep his P7Onise ncs to r7za again
for tie p-esi1e5cy, ard in thai retire
1eni be -ill b fsl5liin- ~. ne-elr
his p-U-s-e 30 the people. b; his
pledge 10 his Eiie Mrs.. Roosevelt h4s
informed eroeeainxly close friesss thar
her hCsbznd AMI she loa- ago decided
that purely - = family aFai-. Tot a
political one. they and theirs woald
leave the White House 81 Nsr,-h :.
lsoe- The spoeadins Of tha. s;o~T
within the last couple % DAYS has caassd
stir. OF coa-se, hu; a. far n Sorieiy
Aiooe : coooeraed. a Seooc4 psesos cs
gossip i u equal in;eres..
This oo1es Oo such gocd ariho-iiy
thA; !. nay be c.zsSed A. i-tO--ailo1
rather than gossip Il is sad that
Mrs.. Roosevelt rel1cisoily hzs ouosen,-
cd 70 introduce her younger dAurh:e-.
k-ihel. 10 WGshinEtn1 socie-v. p-oh1bly
II Christians ueek Ot les. Mrs. Roo~s-
vel;- say her co1s61n;s, : 6ese-zin.5
70 shield Eihe. fro7 the pzblscsiy TIA.
cane 10 Al5oe Ro.oseVelf, AMI she Eoul.s
r-eter tia. Efhel salt u-fIl the fazi.y
ssoz1 BE- established Il private LIE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
GERONIMO. FAMOUS APACHE.
To Deliver . sPs-itnAi NsssAs- q:
Coming War Dance

To2S., l. T--Geruci7o. Tie fAzssss
Apache. n prs=oc-- 0t var. ac,ooszga-
ried By his eiEh.h zite an hss Gazrh-
ter. possed through Talsa yesterday 81
route TO Coslirasvslls. wh~rs h@ = n =.
the guest Of ho1or - the iass io1iza
var dance ard poW-1oE. TIE ed
EarviO- looked tined AL uu<n. bot
through hss interpreter szs5 i E1s
trouble on his E.iza that rzaS@ him ap-
pear EearT.
Discussing the subject ot his viss, ard
the probable esec: II Eigai have, Ce-
rouiuso said.
The celebration \: Colli--sx lie :
religious rite. and nos b.0u6-ihl-ssy
affair. viii GiSc1ss uxsters os vial
cOcoerr affecting the talIbloods IN TIE
Few STATE and their spiritual selta-~-
Tie spirit tA;her IN the elozas las sent
\ message To all InSians sad u!li de-
liver /: 10 them While the dAoce zo.as CO
Il have maze peace Ei;h nv master.
and III theme IS 70 lead zy people
safely acro>s he b1uad fed q r-eaee 10
eternal happiness Ian no lo1E.r a.
cd Apache E1--so- ~ho killed AID
~ealped men merely .c- sieasure. bu.
an an cd man. fzll Of so--Ox .ud re-
rres"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17

Isserh vsyes. o.x- aSssI-s "a Sisyes
Meets Deaf. - Trs-ss

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EazeT s-a-tg1 stnFe- Nas arrz t1
MiiwAz&ee Has parvnss Eie1 waea
- w1s "a 5rfazt rwcrtF 1s- ysar.
aSo as ~1s Escks'l ~ a. a va.f 90 ~
stree q NrH4zHse y Wuaaz
NGTs-. a ueaishr watouxr e snts
cc1zrr- a-t arurrht q ksza.az tz-s-
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h-s sc'e 49,. n the e-a-s a. - "a
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l-,s 7czs~--src q a iarse -stre. Ts.
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saeE2xe a.4 A-ushsz % sA~ pr-~sG-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
Mississippi
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ssuser r1zs. ta resszir~ currurztiozs a.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17

lYNcHING IS THREATENED.
Cab Driver Assaults Society osrl Q.
Loxansvcrs

Lc-zo>rors. iDl-whsn Baraer Car
eigan- an aetor. len Mss Gr.ce war~
yin beautiful seciesy Ss-! ia eAb
.EG catered . ressazrzzt tnis zr-ziz-.
Ciaihc~-e Le~ts. the he-ro driver -
the cab. lashed the horsss iato raIis.s
thrU1<h the bsssizeSs tisfric-. Carsliraa
p1rs1inx Ai7 Wish a revolver. To
eou-s lAser The poslce csFsn7es he -
<rO n the cab STA Niss ga-viz. . hs
wss uuounseioas azts xish zarSs Ct ~
ienee % hsr ihroa,
Physie1Ans declared thAs she kAl
eee1 eri=iaailv assazissl
Lewis sAid he ID uos S-o- uhas he
s1s dong. and xas take- . Foss,4ab.sas
gay to the iail. The girls fAibe~ trsea
10 -. 4 Pis:Ol % XII the nesr0 \
iyEcAia- = th-eateze1-
Cardigan rcyuTer-3 70
rtAch Miss Marvin xore and ~ Ae had
aeft u bis or-rooss IN Tie cab.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17

Tee Me- ~hs cs----1 crS--s A-s
O. ~sfts cA-yr----

Prrs1Ea4- ore sos< dss.s.-s
te's7ec1s zlessarr 70 the Orgy
ANA f-u@ Grazise. ore state ;Azs
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sEsrtchu1 q n~u< al auuooae-oe -
ts- Easreg 4 B-uNE -E-,1sr 1s Raks-
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cazse,s Is asa-- ,1krz sz-o czs-u--
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= a z-za-r e ghe wsss--z F-ssr1-
sscz x Mszs-x- 1z4 sSEs - kRs .
sru-her uho lEez II Sca1- Ore-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
osl OFFICIAL oEfIgs INQUIRY.
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cozPsE-zs witnesses % testify
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17

~eslssy srsi@~r. - ~a-s..e szsz-ss
cnsrs<s . ce=;s a o-ar-

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17

Gz8-s-- l-es rs U-sz-r.s-, a-- vxsr-~
Is Assesses 60 6r-ssfsy-

E21 Caire. N-Es -F,slsua - tss
a1vice % IT, sfa-e anari x s-sa7sh
To- heal-h 1zrhn-s-scs q E1z Ci1isv
rzzte an izvesszrztoa * she S-z-s
Woz1z CArlsti1z Te=Fsrzzce Tztcz
maternity hcrse I'm shfs city 2-t fcrr-.
the place in D. uusauszaEy 1z1 ever
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wi1h she ifeh The ko1e rs p,acsvl
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whigF%vi hx tAc uiAirul. locse1 n 1zrk
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
NEGRO N aovAosA MYSTERY.
Pels-- s-a-.- t-e ~5Il Prsse ss-s-s
-sss=e S-iss-

Ca5czro. u Tat As--s IocsH.
zeE-o. arrested IL N AeVzltz.1-e-
ct Mrs Carries J RO=-1&k1- z1T -
IL -RalgA Szlsa- EAO. sAs Eczzla
saYs. gaze As- S. l8s.s ~vrsh q seWslrT
SAL % hare e=sz s-elz1 fruz Ms .
Z BscE- : as15sEsG - ths Psrlsc-- The
ae<ro wEs s1e1sss tA-vzsA 52s H. .
tessr2czz Gals Mrs Eu=aEk. has reg
tszer-s1 1<1szsz Aer a. the Nsss1Ets
A.osr. azz Z is s159 Ia she e41es1 ks=
- x<Ts-1l TINES a Lay- Icoss a1=i-s
A@ k-s-~x -. Azs SAYS - w1s en-
sasys,1 - Asr - TN srrzz1s. -
wsaca 80 r45- Af-z zs zzeA as s. zzs
3 s1cA- \ ss1rcA o. |czes 1za-tze-s
5 saai to ave revealed A szzt ease
fz- & ssEslry Al several s=asy 9sEs1
asazes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
SPiNMeRS VISIT GALVESTON
Foreigners Are Entertained E-Abc--
ately q, Texas Toxz-

Galveston. Tex The toreIsu susr-
nsrs to The number OG ~ arrived here
this xfterDcoc- The visito-s were zes
81 their special b large delessiioc os
representative citizens, hsA6a5 ~
Mayor Lz0des-
The reven1e cutter WyS3oz Ess IA
waiting. and the visitors rere tzxe- o.
. cruise throagh the h4rho- zro1zE he
gulf They naGe ov.ei iaspeesio1 %
the rew piers Of the ukz-f uozvzzy
and Sunset DoeSs. az5 tea tie Wyn-
don steamed fhroagh the <rz6e-rzis.-s
eazAl 20 tie Seach. where The eIzy's
guests enpred an inspectso1 Of the "a
vsil and beach resorts Tie Gxr-ea
veria ~xs the rexf place. Hsd here .
fsh fry and sen<ral reoepsso1 E2s in
drleei to< t<o hours !; x1s an IL
formal affair. and b-so<e the Szys
ev~n,s we're eo7clu6ea the gEes<s All
their hosts were fairly weu .cQEaiEsea-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
SAYS NAY sap KILLED SELF.
1s- Teas Prsseez.sr h-- Ss~ t-er c..
re- -.r1sS

f1la IA -Tae --.vssrry tAaf h1s
slgrozz4ss -ae es2ra uf Mss MaV
Sa77 g Nc-l1 srz1r -EiE VS. c.sz-E-z
4 rz1rrsss1 sr-zz ara tess1 rzsrch1z- =
Ec-zn. Ea4e a ssatez1sz- tazs ~ ~
Ezsse1 tAs sHss aszth IL tsc-a-ss
tAat 5k~ SlTl ec2@if1sS szicsss b.
ct-se - Ae- l-s1gzatioz tcr ht-a- Ne
tast Azs sso-y IN tAe rrESezce g e =
F.ssl1zser- s-srt1- Z : Pesers-z- e,cz
r aftarzsxs ;. y sap. IL f1;Ae- os
tee ts2t slri. RaE Szoek. Eer H-usa-
eE--aa2E- 411 Psakerrcz zessrrtvs
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TROOPS AMBUSRED
~aLAys MASSACRE TWO coSsa-
MES or DUTCH.
soi ONE ESCAPED WITH HIS uFs
a. were sstsSs-e we
- Cs-e

Nlct IA = C-t1fest sal a.
Fsc.s fru-a BliasLa r~qcss ,ke an
hzsc1se azz - z1ksszcrr &c so c,sz-
razlss ~ Tsslra trpczs hE zzxiVes n
C~lsc@sx Eva @rz ss11 - s-sszr~
a z1;ivc CO. wrrc asfacts-1 whzs -
cl@s. srczs h-l-E a. ert1E-1s- az1
csk-rs zz-z< AL tA-E N-ss e--ssA-
erred 10 = E1z- L@ez- MKsrs@s. ecrl-
E1-4iz< TIE fo-ef- 49, Ec1c Wil1 stx
=4& - s-s SA4ecs ssFu@.<AS@t z24 ~
-ErnzE razs1 az-xss Ef-A L1ezl Eles
a. = E@
Ia cl-zqazy ltE Asaz1 zzsalz< &
tae s1aE<4-ar q rhe ccAsr fc~-r az
NAza tA-cF Ne7e shzfzlzr c4za ~
werr So Esoo b. a Arxs t1rr- u
k1Ec1s- NJ cze e=a7e4
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WOULD TRADE Professors
SSzr- irssis-S . s<1Ss pr--es.szn q.
ssrs1rsi-s Esses.-~s-

CoEs1AzSsz- Dez@zrk- IL Dan
- FEess Is e1r-estlv disC7sssl--
~ Fsarus-fsaa to eEehznEe p-usess.ors
g rae UE5versity & CogezAAsez 1zl
e-AeE Scarl-zavlzz e1aca-soz1l i-Sls-
ia-aeas All s.rosess1rs X A1zzr5cza
z-ise-s--aes- i IS u2.3lss-ossI ;kar H.
s-lzsl-z1giAz sl~lesles n rAe Unl.ss1
s-ztes I'll b. 4HFs1issl Ia nrUeably
assuazlEs n tAe gnTuzs50z q n o.
=a1lzz-s1- Si14lar 10 tie aniz-re frza-
e14se 4Zd tAat tAe nz4zclzS Il th=
lEcsec- rzaShf tA-s ~ b-uzzA- ahoa--
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Az-czzw-@zs = zA1~ th1s to boil
Es~sii kas c-c>-ss1 rsz yassls-irpi al
scs1l-lg szuA1-'4 th@ ol 20 1sa1s q
as >-1se- Tas lzzczzsoerzs1-- A.
thcuEa -N1s eg a. eEpsrs % rh~ -es-
e--zeu- iz saeh a zar a. 90 hsGrs ~
1ozns n 20 she E-a-rcS-s- A1s -,cs
e-sxle5 the sxc.ssz=rs .- ztE1s ave
e.'sz exrscrse - erea-e- IA rav os
1ps -- za1s1-e . ta- fIe- iass H.
psvrse base h.cz rvr.=-rlr- .1'e lrss7-z
20 zaSe - 1Fp.s1-an1= ara usr~ pvS-
PARED f-r the a-Esra-.N1za-z
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k.zs4S CT. NO-A sssEes C
TalS@ Pszock n he tszez4l euz-g
= kzzsas Cts. Ezs. TAz-s.-1g % III
e-ec- ta2F IL kA~ riv-r Is zAetE1h5s
zzz tAz- IS ckzzzzl zz1s- - szrez5zsz
70 al average wb1sA q ssa tegx ET-
zeceSszs2re th@ sszg-Aszlzg AID E1zs-
za< Os slaaT os the e1sszly szesl l-5zges
spazaizS tAe FsVsr. zzaE5y az q EaseA
have h-sa hgzlg sszce 10 zeS1rlac-sye
.ssz q l<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17

CoSTzIis. Gre 1oAa kelssr --a
AlrAzr1 SkEaae =re n IT, haz-
1i-ai AID rhe au-aoSis5ss e IL Orc
- ssE.r-lIu--I eu1-=e hAv- s.a--sz
3 rlaFe@1t f1seTer - ala.zsa Azziz--
- reszis = - def=zse s-- - hy
EohsrV olgA- 4 freshzaz- wAzn she
su1aozr-es t-5sst - -k-o- An 40 \
lse- re s-3sAei MO lie c-0r1 rl;h
Ezite zzt XII zzs Sknas TEL
T-e oshers ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17

W1s4lzEro1- n NGrG rs
r's1ehs,l TIE z4xv GepSrs=szs tA1s ts-
fOzs1Elss vessels lave 5zEsAed sAsE-
rzrgss V-1cs5ce and have 4ssE Cage Cod
Oz sAsl- way % she z2vF arts 10 g-s-
Fare To- SAe sruEss 10 the PCT
eo2s-- Tae Tezz@ss<@. ksarsE-gs-
Nalzs ksssleSy. oh50 4z1 Mssssg-L
TA@ rr1c-ses peraos1 w1s czrs1zse.s ca
zcgUzzs u hs4Fx w-z-Asr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
Hooso. on Switch Engsn..

knoxvills. Teun--Capz- RiehDo-6
Pearson HObsO0. the Alsbanz coz
gresham. Eas = passenger oc n delayed
Southern train tociEht e. rouss C
Memphis. where he sp~zks toDorro.
night Aighting AZ the 6epo: for a
late supper. be became 50 interested IL
his nsal th4. be allozed his train &c
pull OUT With Il. him As soon as the
taes ~ss discovered the railroad az
fho-sties loaded the coosrs$zzE o. Q
switch engine and held tie train - ihs
res. s.asioa .o;1 his arrival
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
RossERs HOLD HIGHWAYS
Rsssssn TrsS= Il stsnSs.sgt-ciersy
Prcs-He 6c.rc--

s. PesErsh-rS- gGssl4-EspSh1z d.
.4teAes STATE thz1 h1a1s q robbers
hcse the HIGHWAYS. Obtaining suozs
zzz F1s-s. ard Jzas IEzz@ IS A. ! szzzd-
s-tlL Many merchants zze h2Ek-uFs
ard TIE e.srgy : p-s2cA-zs 4 aoycos-
q Ezrope2z gDe6s
Vo-Oz-=h disrz-ches sxPlaiz TAT TIE
ncb tired 10 hG-z The A0ze cs VrSess
whle Tie BlsAoR. y-z1ini-. ,F4S l03s-
iES IhSze-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
N@rs11nz Nav &c. Il.

Nzrit1l zly cGs--sGlu sEe zsxs
meeting q, she Nlssa>s-rgt GivE,soo 0e
she F1rze-s- E1z-1s1cz-l- All Ce-oV.s-z-
tive Cziu1 - Az<T5gA. 70 e.l 1s4t lEa-
:. ; Az : tsr>- t-e-s-ea1 Neville q:
lie Ncra1laz hoard v sr14e hAs ~
criEe,2 a -czle= ,sA-lzE tkHa a F-Ars x
=eesia. had uos yes os~1 4e1z-isiy set
~ &C. e1s liza. Lersc-lz Izst l-eS-oo
4re 7rzrsscssz-y tie esly p-Irss bs-zg
q .r-..aF..-,z.H
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-10-17
ONE NAN KILLED.
Jamestown Exposition Train SIDE
svipes Freight Train

Roanoke, VA-Sorf0lk ard Western
passenger train No ;, westbo1n5 from
.,o-solk 10 Coluzb7s, o.. an3 coal
train esSthoun6 sides<iped in = cut
rear Mon'vale, sixteen miles ezs. q
Roanoke late today. resulting in the
death of 4 P. Unb-zge-. express 1e=-
sengsr, and the injury Of du1sn pa=
senzerS The passenger train Was
loaded with people returning froz the
Jznes.oxr Exposiiiun-