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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-26
HnSpnro Nipliua ii6er gitcratmr.

Nllf Der IFS. Snbreaieicr ocs uGons
al Sitcrurp SllnO" 1T Son0on brud)te
Muoporo &ipIing Ben Srintiprild olli
ouS @cociben Der @clclldoit ans
nno iogte inter gnbcrem: .@enn
mir olld) nidt mcitcr 5uriidqcbcn, ais
5llnt @ilde Siob, 10 iinorn mir, boB
Die 2itcrotur ebenio fir unb iertig
ocborcn mrlroc, mie ole idrpor6c
Stunt oeS SrudcnS. einige @crniS.
orten, mic 8. .. Die McdtSfunoc nno
oie WebiSin, bciinocn lid nod i'm
3uitonoc Der GntpifelunH oa olldI
Der aciheiteitc %rSltriit mo Der &c.
id)idtcitc Mr5t nidt gon5 lid)er Iino,
Oh tic cincn Ero5eB gelpinnen oocr
einen Sdmtpfcn bcilen fonnen. Nl.
oererlcitS aber lcioet Der 9erui bcS
9iteroten an piclcn Nod)tbeilcn, bon
meld)cn on0erc 9%crufSartcl frci limo.
@cnn einnlal cin berilhnltCr Iopofot
oorr 9lrSt tobt lit, 10 iGbrt icin 0ciIt
niht tort, Gro5eiic SIT iiibrci, nber
ollf bcn SperotionStiid)c berilm 81,
ihncioen uno berim 5l iGgcn. Mtit
oen Mlltoren obcr perb1lt es iid) gang
mocrs. sic ian9en crit an 81 lebcn,
menn lie cine gcraltme Seit toot
iino. Sn eiiliaen beriid)tigten Sdleu
merbcn lie iogor INNER le%benoi9er,
je ldnger JIG tobt iinb, nno ibre Goll-
flrren5 mad)t lid bonu fir sic Sc.
bcnbcn immer enlpfinolidcr. Wan
fam lid) leidt Die @efiible cines SSll.
riiten poritcllen, mcrln or Ger Gol,flr.
ren5 oler Surilten mlsacicbt mare,
Die ibm I'M Sobe poranaegangeu
iinb. Gs muB mir aher suaeitanoen
meroen, bob, mas Die Slrilten Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-26
Nnriulc Seitumcntc.

&urioie ScItnment5 : Wcitimmlln.
gen morcn DGltii4cr in Sen olten Bel.
ten, ais bcut5ntoGc. 81 5. .. bintcr.
licB &r. Sobn Gbofc, ser I'M Sabre
1887 itarb, cine Sumntc WcloeS fiir
Die Irncn pon GIoucrinh III Scr eng
liifcn @rniihait Giier, nit Scr ibncn
ciurnol jGbrIiH 5mci 6Giier SGringe
9ctNuit mcrben ioQten. George Stns
rerton ser Dunocrt Sabre ipGter
Itarb, pcrnlndtc Scr StaOt @ofin1.
bum 6 YfO. ct. jGbrli6 nit Der 9c'
%Itimmung, OaB man cinen i|ettcr
Odicn fauic, i'm olti ocm Morfte 81;
Sooe beige Qbait) mo oann lcinSlciid)
fiir Die Irn1cn u%crfnltic. 0ie Shicn.
lago borte crit I'M Sabre 1928 alif;
oter nod bcutigen cages miro Elm
letter Sdie cinmnl idbrlid geidlad)'
tct n,b icin Slciif inter Die 9(rmeE
pcrtbcilt. Ser olte Ncrr miro lid
obcr I'M @rabe nod argcrn, bnb man
icinen 9nQcn nid)t mcbr bett, benn
er mar Gin SportSmann ans Der oltcl
Shulc, oltS bcn Sagcr, no ,bua,
hoitin9" nod 5u Dem Sport OeS al.
ten G%nglnno'S" 51blte.
Gin dbulid)er 0emiitblid)cr 3oib
mlib Sr. Sobn &niH, Dor bunbcrt
Sabrm Siirgermeiiter Ser Stnot ct.
SpeS IN Gornnnll, gemeieu iein, oenn
CT binterlicb oieier Stuot cine be.
trdhtlihc Summe inter ser 9cOin.
9ilng, baB sic 3inicn unter sipci
@ittuen, 5cbn iungc MGod)cn uno
cincn 1ieblcr pcrtbciIt wiiroeu. 0ieic
ibrcrieits miliicn iid perpilidtcn,
icierlih brcinal I'M 8Gnicmarid) mn
Snbn &niu'S @rabItGtter berum Slt
marlhircn, liebcnmal rlnoum 81
tan5cn nho iid Damn an Sn9lpcrmeiE
mo &lld)et 81 erquiden.
Nic I'M 2olie Der Sabre ser @crt5
oea SooctlS gcltleaen ut, beipellt TO-
GENDER TaQ: Gin G%innobner ser eng,
lil6cn Stabt @ebncsblrp permad)te
i1r ON Gnbc hcS 16. So%brbnuoerts
200 Yf. 81. nno perfiigtc, DaB ans
Sen 3inien iGbrlid jc orei MannS.
rnb orei @eibsperionen Der Nrntcn
Der Stobt nit &lcibern pcrieben mir
Sen. 0os ScrmGdtniB ipurbe ba.
mails bon sen ncitblidcnocn Stoot.
pGtern in 2ano ongclcgt, nnb 10
tommt cs, bob bclltiecn Cages bas
&opital BON $1,000 ouf $4,000 an,
aelpadien lit, nno bic offentli6c!l
&cripoltcr (Gburitp GonumiiiionerS)
200 Sroitcn uub GO WGnncr fir bnS
gauge Sabr mnSltottcn fonncn.
Sod beiier boron lit oie enaliid)e
Staot 2eibton 9u55orb. Gin 9iirger
Homcns @ilfes pcrn1adte Der Stoot
cine 10 grobe Summe, oaB BON Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-26

Sieleo ji tbllt f0nnte ia leid)t Der
proBen, nid)t ocnfenoen Wtenge oel
8lollben al Die llnieblborfeit Der
Frelic rollbcL i%uoroltf ia gerooe bic
N|odt elmer 3citung in Setrcif Der
@eeiniluiiung ser Ntcimung oeS &C.
lcrS herllbt.
Mon nelOct iid) nit 2lbideu bon
WteniGclL 0eren 8eli6t, &dn0e o0cr
&icioer nit iibelriedcn0em S6n1ltb
teiuOelt iino. @iiroe man obcr, be-
lon6er5 mGbreno Woblperiooen, a.
len ben fir 9~e3obGung, EorteibuB
ODER aus liigenboiter Seniotiona.
luutb III Den Spolten ser cngliidys
o~mcrifoniihen 3eitun0en Den 2eicrlt
p%rGientirten geiitigen Sd)mlut oltI.
%iammeln, Subrcn-tpeiie fonnte Scr.
ielbe uerloocn meroen.
9ei cipiliiirten MeniHcn 5ei0t iiN
oieic idGoi1enoc @irflng iuobl ne
niger, neil Der Mieni6 meDr flint.
LID onQclcgt mo Ourlm lGngcr mi
rerltonOSiGbig Ncgcn ihG0lidc Gin
i%liiiic un0 Mirtungcn lit.
Sit cS nid)t in elmer g(rt 5lt Der.
tpu1ocrll ood) onocrcricitS ollb 81
heoollcrn, OoB gero0c Die ieniotionSs
iriitbigcn, an Die &ci0cnid)uitcu DER
groBcn Wenac oppeaircnoe 3citlur.
gen sur Belt bod)lidit ilorircn imb
ocren @ciibcr in fllr3cr Belt 81 picl.
iohcn NfilionGrcn mcrOcn, BON mel.
dCn Fuliber mo Scorit ol5 cole
Nei1piclc 0ennnnt mcr0cn f%onncn.-
Sod lit e9 innlcrbilt cin glltCS Bet
den, BOB troboem cS nod INNER c6s
rclrucrtbc 6c0Crbcl0en Niht, 0ic ans.
geitottct nit Redeem g9iiicn (oicic
iinOct man bclon0cr@ in Scr bClttidy
onlcrifdniihcn Grciic Iturf pcrtretcn)
tn0 GrIabrrn1clt ltct5 gcuiut limo,
I'M Gaupf aegen S6cinbCiIigteit,
ld)Icftc Sittcn mo Gborattcrloii9.
felt in ser critcn Hcibc SIT itc6cn,
lucnn oltd, nid)t nit Dem Shmert,
lonhcrn nit Scr Seocr tdnlpicno, Ole
ia 5%cituciic mGdtiger lit, olS Die itGG.
lcrnc @aiic.
Gic lhmcrc nnb ullircibcn6c Gel.
ltc3onItrcnQlu1g bieicr &cloen Der
Seber niht MIR on5ltCrfcnncu, ions
hcrn o,td) nit nllcr NPodt 81 inter
fifteen io0tc bie Qerpiiieltboitc Nu''
ao6c offer rcd)tlih 6%cnfcnbcn, quite
Site licbcn0cn ionic &croummnmg
mo &crrobmng boiicnoen Wcnihcn
iCir, bic iih fir NuiflGrtug Scr ga.
tion I'M uobrbcit2gcmGBen uno cr5ics
Gcriid)cn Sinnc ntcrciiirt;; bcnn
MIR ooollrd) ollcin fam Der iid) mcbr
rn0 mcbr pcrbrcitcnocn Character
uno oic 8ciitcr pcrgiitcnoc S6mltt'
Hrclic ln0 Shun0litcrotur 6ic Sc.
bcnan0cr mtcrbunbcn merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-26
SIC icnintioncllc Erciic ais &ulfscr
5irbcrin.
Son Sttp @octtger,

@enn man ooS 3citrnqSipelcn bcc
Mci5eit in ieincr pielicitiaen Ser.
idicbenbcit bctrndtct. iollte oo nidt
bel oeufcnocn Scicrn Der @coonte
onitoiidcn, BOB bcionocrS bic cn9'
liid . omerifoniidc Trciic picliod,
ol,i cine ihliipirigc nnb logor ae-
iGbrlihe @ubn acrotbcn lit, pclllt
roS Sntereiie Der Wobrbcit, Siloun3
mo |ollgcmcincr &plf&mcrol in @c.
red,nung gc5oeen miro. Die leiocr
iid) INNER mebr nit 2eid)tgl1ilbia-
felt unb @eoonfenloiigfeit beireuT.
beuoe grobe Menee merit oieien be,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-26
Ser Golner MGnncr : 8cInnguerein
i'm YuuSDr.

Ger 8olner MGnner : @eion9per.
Elm, Der an Montag Ihenb, /. Sum-,
IN Queens Sau ouS critic ser beioen
fir 2onoon beitimmten Gon3erte &c.
gcben bat, ionb cine iebr begeiiterte
Itinobme. Iaerbings miiBtc Die
S~ntcniitGt beS @eiinQS einigermoBen
fir bie qrobc Glide i'm 3uDorerroll'
ne cntihGbigcn. IS idcint MN Elm.
mol oltd) oos bette mo mirflngS.
iiderite fiinitlcrii6e llnterncbmen
oelltihcn llriprungS in oen ge9erl.
pdrtigcn 3eitlduitcn fir 2onbon III.
ter elmer @olte 81 Iteben: bel Dem
0%lGn5cnoen Nitf, beilen iid Der Sol.
ncr M0%nncrgeiong : &erein c%rireilt.
uno bel Der Sbotiod)c, bob 5loem
nod berporrogenoe ioliitii6c @aben
in NllSiiht itanoen, bate Die GueerlS
&nl pol beicbt iein biirfen. Die Sor.
5iigc bes Gbors ipcrocn ireili6 1T ser
nliifaliiben &ritif idnmtlidcr Con.
ooncr 9ldtter obne 3iucifel alier-
FAINT, uno Die Zines, Die lit nibt
cinnldl ooS ionit gall5 nettrulc Sc.
biet Der GItbctiid)cn aritif rnb ser
id)0nen &ilnit obnc einige @loiieit,
sic aus Der politiid)en Screnfiibe
itonmcn, p%oIiiren lGBt, bat lid Oics.
mol bllrdouS nllf Ser @obe oerS af.
lif)fcit nno unbciongener @iirbi.
glr,g geboltcn. Im meiiten ihlug
non ocn &ortrGgen oeS Chores oa3
Scgnrihe yGootenuolf" nit leiner
~ipiiroigen Hbptbmit nnb bramatiihen
Gnergie bnrd). Ibcr olb Die fleinen
bumoriliiid)cn @oben 5eigten our6
ibrc IcinIinnige Ybrolirung, bob Der
9bor nuf Der botitcn Sobe Der Erd.
5iiioL Surdbiloung unb Sonreife
itcbt. Son Den Soliiten bepGbrten
Yroi. @iQp SeB IN 9od)'s ,Gbaeon-
ne" Ger grnd'id)cn RomonSe in 81.
Woa nno Der sSnronteao" bon Wie.
uinipsti itine Siderbeit nno Dor.
tragSfunIt, uno Sri. &ibron in Mo.
sarti6en, Sdumonn'i SdNl.
bertihcn, @robma'iden moe trmiB.
den Siebern mlsge5eidncte Stimm.
bilbnng. iiderc 9eberridnng aller
mliifaIiibcu Sormen nnb geiitupIle
Gurhorinaung bes @prtraes. @iinit.
lcriih fonnte baS CONCERT einen boil.
fNnmenercn Grfolg ipobl nidt bds
ben.
Gs lit crreih t. = 9ooo bon
Sd)neibbnben lit Elm 2apalier pom
Sdleitel bis sur Soble. llnb wenn
CT bod 81 Mob iibt. Damn lit er elm
&apolier pom Sdeitel bis = 81 Ben
Sufen. Gcnn or begniigt iid niht
oamit, ielbit itets Die neueitc Wooe
ST befolaen, nein, = oud iein Eierh
muB iid Ser Wooe fiieen, uno 10
ieben mir bier Ole Hoiinante Den
Sdweif itrens mad ser Mooe .Gs lit
CREDIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-26
SnHia Suuac.
Son Stine Iu0reeu.

Son Stiue InOreen.
(Gir 1idltcrin lit cine @oucr&Iron
pom elmer fIcincn irieiiihcn &nIeI)
Gem Mcltmorft fern unO icincm bun
fen Seben
Qieat, int @cpanOc ulideinbnr mo
ihlift,
Sin 2uuo, ser Mccrc5ucae preiSgcs
0cbcu,
Ole idGuueno iih an icincn lltern
brid)t.
Ercu mcrO' if mcinc 2iC6e tets be
mabren
Gem fleincrL, Recommendation SnIci'
lonO;
IS lit 0u9 2ono, no chit, Dor pielel,
&abren,
Ole Wiclc mciner tbclrcn W'utter
itono.
g3o i6r oc3 2c6cn$ id6nItcr 6ril6'
lingsmor9cu
@elaft, no GItcrnliebe lie umIltg,
llnO no in SGrgen lie ibr Slid ge'
borBell.
glS bcimathloa lie III Die SrcmOe
ging.
Sdeilrt aud Elm 6ledden Groe 10
Dcrlaiieu,
So tlcin un0 mbeheuteno unler'm
Nlid.
IS fam oa3 %tieiite Wcnid)eneleno
ioiien
lln0 tragen fonn'S ooS b0bite Oten'
lbcn9liid
Did 3iebt'S oft mdd)tiG nod) Dem
flciucn Snn0e,
limo 6rieoen iuhenO bin ih bingeellt.
IS tniipien ser Grinn'rung beige
0an0e
Mein Ser3 0nraL u1o germ Bah Ib
penpellt.
Seltt' Itano i6 mieoer BORT onStrano
un0 lddllte
SinauS alli'S Weer uno lallldte lei
rem &lnng,
IuS, mnterbroden aud bon felncm
Snllte,
Wir ieine idmermutbSnolen Meilen
long.
"a lab ih - mid beidlid)en 6a11c
Sdalier -
I'm mid MIR 9iIOer Der @erg0ngIld)'
felt;
Io$ 2Gn0den, adj! ih 0enfe Bran
nit Srnicr,
IoB lhnBIoS eS ocnt llntergong &C.
meibt.
Sein llier lit 5ertliiitct, iii SerriIien,
Gic Melle rolt ms 2nuo nit gler'8er
9uit,
9(lS icbne lid oaS Meer, eS 5t INT
ihlicben
llno miIo biuob 81 5ieb'n an ieine
Nruit.
NSie Iuu9c nod - ner l0it Der 3u-
funit Siegcl
Gem Sro9cnocn? GoB lie ibm gnt-
mort beut;
Gem m~auibdltiom rcgt Die nldd)t'.
gen Sliiacl
Tie NroBc @eItcnluouolerin olc
Belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-26

(7ic Iidtcrin lit cine @oucr&iron
non elmer flcincn iricIiihcn &nIeI)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
NINETEENTH DAY.


The features Of the Senate session we're
IN the telegram fFom ". J. Bryan inti-
mating his acceptance of the invitation
To address the legislature, and that he
would enissvor to be here the latter part
of February. the exact date not a. yet
being practEshle Ia arrange. ami the de-
feat after a bong debate Of the Anderson
slandsr bill. which lasted an hour. by
vote Of u 10 -, a number of the >ena-
tors believing that it were better 10 have
a written than an unwrittsn law fof
dealing with vilifyins reports.
Mr. Holmes. from the iudIriaTy com
mittee, called up the nnotion cnterrd ye-
teriay to recunsider the vote whereby
the bill increasing the p~rquisits= OF
members OF boards Of supervisors in cun-
nection with the sup~r,i.ion of pabsIr
ruads ani bridges was passed. and mos 81
10 tsbls Ihe yeas ami nays h~ins De
manied. the motion was sioptcl-te to
-.
The House spent an hour discussing an
amendment to a ball admitting. ~ pro
posing To admit. women - eligible tor
the office ~ county superintendent Of
e,iucation. and after all the talk the ball
was defeated by tic vote.
\ rather important measure was
passed by the Hou-s. which txe- a den
mite time at Whieh tax collectors shall
advcrti-.. lands for -ale which are della
queut for taNcs. ndrr the provisions
of the Code OF 1906 therr wa- a ooniict
OF date. ana under the hill passed to,ia y
the date was made the hr.t Monday in
April. AMI conforms to one oi the eon-
tiicting scct .ons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06

The three days institute held by the
Ridgeland Local Union was q success,
although one of the principal speakers
died few days before the meeting and
another was unavoida5ly absent. The
example is one well worthy of emula-
tion by Unions throughout the State.
The educational feature Of the Union is
one OF its strongest tenets, and these
institutes are Of the best educational
features that can be employed. The
A. & NJ. college, the department of
agriculture and commerce, department
Of public education and the United
States department of agriculture's dem
oastration workers in the State are
ever willing to assist in such events.
II is 10 be hoped that more Of the local
Unions will follow the example of
Ridgeland Local, one of the youngest
in the State, and hold institutes. Even
II there were no regular lecturers on
hand. the meetings could be made use
ful and interesting by taking up some
special subject for thirty minutes after
the regular routine had been finished.
Try this plan aud &c. the result be
known ny q communication To this de-
psFtIsat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
EIGHTEENTH DAY.


u Was hcld dav in tho Senate for
the d~lstor.. With two attractive propo-
.itions before the upper branch. one of
them the Logan hill. To- provide for the
taxing IT stock after ehruary J.. where
husine.s has been started after that
date. which attracted considerable inter
cst, a. II is considered a picce OF al
vancc legislation. The hill was ex-
planned hy it, author. and pa-.cd after a
general discussion.
The other hill that engrndercd the fire
of debate was what 10 known a. the An
dcrsou .landcr bill. in which the di-tin
guished SeintOr from lee county would
riske the circulation of false and Sian
deruu- reports a criminal oheuse. and
il opened up for discussion a topie that
permitted wide range. II was the
committee substitute that created the
most discussion. a. that would limit the
operations OF tic law to case- where the
chastity Of women or the assailiHg cs
the integrity If a public Otdcer OF max
ing unfounded charge Of felony agains,
any person. and the subject was still uR
der discussion when the Senate adj
lourned.
The time Of the lower house was de
voted 10 the passage Of a number Of balls
Of a iocal AMI private nature. which had
come from the committee with favorable
reports. ell OF whirh went through with
out hitch OF question.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
would E.perimsn. With Rice.

Congressman Humphreys en.ieavOred
20 have the trustee. % the penitentiAry
to plant a hundred or more acres in
Japan rice in the delta A. a dcmoastra-
tion crup. but hts Efforts were fr'iltlc~s-
IL seems that An experiment vas made
last year and proved a failure, bu, this
was Of upland rice. which : quite a
different matter from Mr.. Humphreys
suggestion. lie vants the experiment.
made IN Japan ricc. which has proven
30 successful in Louisiana aud Texas,
and which the exports IN the depar;-
ment OF agriculture insist can bc grown
With equal succes, Ia the NaHoo delta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
New County Proposed.

There Is a movement on FOO, 70 create
. new county. TO be named Delta, and
for the purpose of which it IS proposed
To take little bits from six counties,
whereby Il is proposed to get county
that will measure az square miles. 1t
Is proposed Ia get SunhoSer county %
give up o. square miles from its west
side; Iehcrc county J. square miles
from its southwest corner. Washing
ton county, 1so miles FROM it, southeast
corner, shArkey, l. miles from its
northeast corner, Nazoo, ii6 miles from
it, north end; and Holmes, lis miles
from IT, western side, and this terri
tory. it i argued. wiil give a good
average sized county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
FEW FREAKS IN ARCHITECTURE.
Eeeentrieity on the Part Of Those
Building and Furnishing Houses.

Instances Of eccentricity on the part
Of those building and furnishing
houses are common enough In every
community. The following instances
OF freakishness in that regard may be
cited In illustration OF certain phases.
A Russian gentleman has erected at
q cost of 5000 rubles ON his country
Sstste at Savinowka. in Podolia. 16-
room house made entirely of paper.
New York. is calculated by its archi.
tect to last longer than would a stone
building. The whole of the furniture,
too. is made from the same material.
In County Westmeath. ireland. a
house has been built whereof all the
windows are made to resemble in out
line the backs Of OF easy chairs. being
thus constructed by its eccentric own
eer to match the backs of a set OF
chairs in the dining-room.
In Connecticut a certain land owner.
thinking that the view from his house
lacked a church. proceeded to supply
its place by erecting a row of cottages
50 designed as to resemble. from his
side. the edifce required. Approached
from the other direction. however. the
sham is at once manifest.
Some years ago a man Of scientific
attainments. as well as of considerable
means, elected TO live in a tree In a
suburb OF Washington-that is. he en-
joyed his leisure moments in the
brancaes of the tree itself. where he
had caused to be built platform
large enough to accommodate easy
chairs and such other furniture as he
desissd to make use of during the day.
At the base of the tree. however.
and surrounding it was built a struc-
ture OF brick and stone inclosing the
sleeping apartments of this eccentric
individual. For many years this
unique residence was one of the
sights OF the national capital
One of the oldest houses ever con-
structed was the fruit OF a French
mans inventive fancy. This was the
revolving house" structure actual
ly built upon casters. so to speak, In
order that the occupant might by
means Of an ingenious mechanism al
any time roll II about. obtaining what
ever light and air his fancy dictated.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
|Mississippi
Asws
Forest and Fire Law.

Or. A. r. Crider, director oi the
Mississippi geological survey, which
has been cooperating with the United
States forest service in studying the
forest data Of the State. and especially
the study OF the condition OF the long
leaf pine lands that have bcen Gus
over. has submitted To the legislature
a preliminary repor; of the work done.
and concludes with the recommenda-
tion that the legislature. in order that
the forests may b. better conserved
and the land better cared for after the
timber Is removed, should enact for
est and fire las, with provisions that
will render such slaw easily enforceable.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
To Erndics,. the Tiek.

One % the mo~t practical measures
now before the legislature Is the bill
To provide for tho establishment of a
cattle pest commission. This measure
Is the direct outcome Of the gathering
together at Jackson dur ug the state
fair last Novcmh~r Of stock raisers
from different parts OF tho state, who
formed the Missi~sippi Live stock
Growers' Association. The bill asked
for an appropriation Of only 5000 for
the two years. which will be augmented
by financial help from the United
States department of agriculture.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
College Dance Spoiled.

At banquet and dance given a.
Starkville by the junior class Of the a.
and VI. college, some miscreauts. while
the jewellers were at supper. forced en-
trance into the dancing hall, destroyed
much OF the decorations, among which
were two flags, valued at more than
one hundred dollars, and escaped with
several hats and overcoats after spoil
ing the floor for the evenings dance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
Sunday School Conference.

The sunday school boards Of the
Mississippi conference and the North
Mississippi conference, u. T. Church.
south, have arranged to hold a joint
institute for the SUNDAY school super
interdents OF the two conferences. The
institute will be held at Durant, begin
ming on Tuesday afternoon. May Il.
and closing Thursday noon, May IL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
Home TralnIna in Manners.

Not only does the teaching of good
manners in the home during child
hood prove a blessing during youth
and render a child pleasing and at
tractive. but it is of Incompatible
value later. says the Designer. No
where else. and frcm no one so well as
the mother. can the growing boy or
girl become easily and naturally
familiar with all the little mannerisms
that stamp one as being well bred.
It is useless to reprimand O. child
for the very errors its elders commit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
sieiIian vespers.

The Sicil.an vespers is a name
given to the massacre Of the French
in Sicily on Easter Monday March
s0). 1852. the signal for the COM
mencement Of which was the first
stroke OF the vesper bell. Charles Of
Anjou. by his brutality and injustice.
drove the Sieilians TO desperation. and
on that evening the inhabitants CT
Palermo. enraged at a gross outrage
offered by French soldier to young
Sicilian bride. suddenly rose against
their oppressors slew 1000.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
Negroes Lynch Negroes.

Two negro boys, aged Is aud 2Oyears,
respectively, were lynched near Com
merce by a mob of their own color.
The crime for which the boys were
hanged was that OF numbering their
father, which they did in n most brutal
manner, in order 20 secure \ small sum
Of money which the old nan had.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
Again Behind Prison Bars.

Joe Williams. former viee-president
o, 3 negro bank at Hattiesburg, twice
tried for the murder Of Cashier I'd
Howell, OF the same institution, and
who was out on bo..I awaiting a third
trial. is again bchild the bars ot the
county Jail. this time on the charge oi
forrerv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
Man After woman. Place.

Woman has invaded nearly every
line OF business once devoted to men.
but it seldom occurs that the male
will think it worth while to steal a
poor housemaid's job. The financial
stringency. perhaps. forced one per-
son so far to forget his manhood as
to apply for general housework- The
following advertisement appeared in a
morning paper:
Young man wants place for general
housework, first-class cook. bread,
cake sleep out
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
Prohibitionists Protest.

Several petitions have been forward
ed by Lincoln county prohihitiouists To
their representatives in the legislature
protesting against the proposition Of
the liquor men not to cancel the saloon
license in this State Until January, and
urging their representatives to hold
out against the proposed compromise
ami demand closing the saloons out
next summer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
Jamison Convicted.

The negro Jim Jamison, who made
murderous attack on Ernest Ray,
young white man, at Canton, last No
vember, was last week convicted of as
sault with intent to murder and sen
fenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-06
Silver Service Presentation.

The citizens of Pa-cauSoula want tbs
new battleship Mississippi brought tc
that port to receive the silver service
which the citizens OF ths State pur-
chased by popular subscription for the
latest acquisition to the navy.