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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
A CHILDREN'S MATINEE
Management of Grand Will Give Per-
formanee Tomorrow Especially
For School Children.

At the regular Saturday matinee at
the Grand tomorrow. q new show ar
ranged for the school children. and
adults as well, will be presented. Frank
and Gertrude Fay will appear in new
act which has proved a winner from
black to white In the east Perchern
Bros will change their act for the
matinee and present one OF the great
est novelty turns of the day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06

For sale-New McDougle kitchen
cabinet, never been unpacked; this
cabinet retails at $3.50, will sell at
wholesale. Address Box SIG, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
LOG. TIES IN FARGO.

DR.. j. w. Campbell succeeds to the
practice OF DR.. Be,udaux as eye, ear.
nose and throat specialist, with same
Office in Edwards building.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
Hatohar Rroa. Pax s2sfAe.

Hatcher Bros. paid eight more
claims yesterday amounting to- 1921. As.
1T pays to be insured in theirF agency.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06

Wanted, rs more students to learn
telegraphy Teacher has 25 years' ex-
perience as operator and teacher. Ad-
dress Aaker's B. c., Fargo, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
Only one 1nrome 2uinine,,

That is Laxative Yromo IuInrne. Look
for the signature Of e. w. Grove. Used
the world over to Cure Cold in Ono
Day. 26c-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06

Quick Lunc,
For business men az counter. Metro
pole cafe--25 cents. Music.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06

Fire insurance, The Wright Bristol
insurance agency. Phone 82S.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
New GIovAa

New Gloves -.
For street wear or evening wear at
A. L. Moody's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06

The Forum does no Jop printing
Have Knight Printing Co. print It
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06

Have Kelley aye 1t
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
Cloak Department
JUST RECEIVED.

tOne lot OF Ladies' New Directoire
Velvet Tailored Suits, in plain and
striped Blues, Browns and Bur-
gondy shades. The style is the
newest popular model for the aver
age up-to-d date dresser.
To appreciate these suits; you
naustFsee them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

aauaa
l present. There
g sod u4ly eases
I'll eli.7 a=- fever.
aa- has beer
e sizes FIR ue
l we -sae IL VII seen receives
ar Il. r. B.ac1 Is vl=.iay lis
Mrs.. Dunn. al ii alter Va
ley ta.- week
We are sorry % report
death OF the Marian Price. the IL
year ola son Of Ar. 7. b. Price.
who Died al hs nome last = ed.
nes14y caused from III g-ie re-
cclEea in the explosion - the
boiler Of q saw uiil a lew weeks
age. de caves & feeble faith =.
t1s=e sisters 1al q brother. IRE
remains were inferred 1t Liberty
cooe-ery Thursday. The funeral
service being conducted By Hcv
=. I Nicholson. oi EopewsI.
NJ I. 3. Price who was badly
scalted By she boiler explosion
several weeks ago is slowly I'M
prving.
3ir Wiley Spence IS IMPROVING
Little Lucy Stevenson. who has
ceea ver- sick E9c several davs.
: ABLE 10 e up again.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13


10
= a7-
ao
-e1e To- aevaa-
% Ss@T' caring
4-l repairing
o-A- 9y al Means
-''z 'h-7h tae summer
3 little warm but
- ~''.- 3- weather Is more to
--'-a ls "ln-ry faiay
: H4@eA e@-
: tHat mos
I'VE a lifetime,
ot e1i--se1 aa4
o. : time never
9 improvement tia: Is =
@-saSIt al this
WONDER d cald re-
d zone wen he
flows Ut, there l. ro.h1n- for
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
r the Kidneys Do.

EAesz tnesasir< Hark Keep. Us sfr,n-
a.1 Hsat.Ly.
Al the blood in the bo4v ros
through the kidneys once every t9-as
ll notes. e Kidney ilcer TIE b.ood
Lh@y NorN -iEut and dlv. Wra0
he1ilny they Remove about 500 g-air-
OF impure matter daily. when M
L--thJ some p2-- Cf this impure mar
Ter j. lrtt u b blood. his bri-ss
on aany diseases Internationally
IN the back. headache, cervurss-.
nos dry skin rheumatism govt. prav
e. C+=orders u the eyesight and a-l--
ing Guinness irregular heart. debil-
ny orCWsiness, drgpay. deposits az
tile CrIu-s etc. Bat II YOU Ses, -
nit~rs right you viii have no rrg-bi-
Nlta yorr kidneys.
Dan Wiley, living on South st-ea.
OXfoFcr Miss, says: .-Om ana on for
-FOUR OF hve years I was subject ~ )
cuAs Aedyy pain il the small az M
Daek brought on by heavy liftf1g
WIS caused 8 great deal Of
as well rs misery ard wael 80
about Doan's kidney Pills, / proeu-sj
2 box az kendsI drug store and -
gan their use After had taken a.
h@h TIE contents / was entirety r.
% al acaing ana pain and my bacl,
"~s a. strong a. ever. I can sl--h4r
e That ther- has been no { or
Ae Ifouol4 since I used Doanss Kid
ney Pills
For sale by al dsaIers. Price "a
cents Foster-2IIibaru Co, Bn8slI.
pew York. sSe agents for the Uaitsd
States.
Esmember the tame Doan's-aad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

Il t1eyili- Ncw
bils eyes.
The Bapt { meeting began
sunday aizh. We hope to have
q s. j meeting
Mrs. Magde NO0dward. Of OK
.1rd. visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. G.. Morgan last week.
Misses Gertrude Hal and Mat
tie Gallegly spent a few days OF
last ueek at the camp meeting.
&r. g.. ". Strickland is visit
liz friends here
Miss Myrtle anderson has re-
tlraej hpme from = visit 10 her
brother.
Mr. fllrsy Kennedy % Kansas
ard Miss Lille Bennett were
quietly married last Thursday
night. They viAleave this week
their future home il Topeka,
Kansas
4 number Of our young people
enis sci "a picnic at Blackwater
il=- Thursday.
Ms. Guy Anderson and little
son sge visiting their paredts. Mr
and Mrs. Joe Anderson.
Let your light 50 shine that
others may see your good works.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

The health OF cur comnunitv i,
not very good at present.
Mrs Allie Robertson is on tho
sick list this week.
Mr.. d. Y. Robertson. of Yellow
Leaf, was called here Saturday
On account OF the illness OF bis
little sol. Grant.
SIR. Ben Bradley attended the
meeting at Yellow Leaf last week
Rev Claude Brisco filed MS
appointment here Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Browning is visiting
friends and relatives at Como.
Miss Lilly billiard returned last
Thursday from Tupelo, where
she has been visiting her father
Sir: Richard Walker visited
day.
Mr.. L. S. billiard and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. John W.
Mr.. Ollie Cant passed through
Dillardville Sunday.
School started Monday.
The protracted meeting will
start at Clear Creek SUNDAY.
Good wishes to THE EAGLE and
lis many readers. Rev
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
CcntrsI NJ.

We had a splendid meeting at
Shiloh. which began SUNDAY.
Aug. md. ard closed last Thurs
Cy night.
alessrs. Joan East and John
raaSlin were the guests Of s-f.
u J.. Livingston and family.
Aessrs. > 3 Martha and fanl=
Avin Walker ard famIy spent
sunday w.-l LIZ. " T. EcL4-.v
zal family.
r. Vance Russell a-1 fau1v
y -d llr. J. !. GeLar.v az
i1y Su1cly-
s Pearl R1-lard. 81 Pa-.
teaching q music cl 70 tae
hon 1t SIR j.. l. Il larry
-As 10 sl-Ge-s G-E bad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
Notles % Br.ege RuI..r

Public notice L hereby given that
tae undersigned will receive sealed
bids up 70 = o'elack. noon. on Toes
d1y, sept. sth, for the buiiIin- " \
orcss across T1coua River on Ia
Oxt9ej and Ss-sD-L r0zi, E4G- tle
residence IF rhr Kite J. Il. G!luaer- On
road linz So. 3D.
The above mentioned bad /; TO
be 1t out separately a.d 10 DC aoue
sre9ra.ng to Plaas aad specifications
~ % III IN Gy Oaics. Tn- auccess
ial aI4.er wiiI be required - Furnish
net11 d)uois the zmogl u szea biz.
NleH tsfp o. more good securities for
t1tslital performance of the enat-art
1ie Boar reserves the r!.nl 10 re-
any AID 1ii bids. and on tae s.n-
IL set ths same oct 1t public oQrcry
u she lowest and best bidders. Taa
boar reserves the Fight 10 re;ecs auy
AMI al bis.
- u Woodward. Clerk.
oxford, Mss, aug osh, 1915.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

nave used Chan5srlain's Colt.
Gaolera and Dia-rhu-4 Her-5v -.
i was first Introduces 10 - n9,s;c -
~ nave never found one in
- ~Isfe cure WAS nos speedily
caa"I ~ rs Use I have been a
-eial tr-Teisr for Is years. and
star ocs On . trip without this.
'a-tei DleHc,' says II. ). Eiea-
Z. oakland, Okla Wnaaa man
SEQ a remedy for IS years ne
nao~s IS value and Is eomp-teat to
peas OF It. For sale by al drry-Isrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

Lester II. Nalsoa, of Naples, Me.
say in a recent. letter: ~ have used
DE- rlns's New discovery many years
i's coughs aud colds AMI thiak il saw
ga my ME- J have found il n reliable
mHdY Tor throat aud lung Gem
plaints and would no more be without
bottle than would De without food
Tor nearly 20 years New Discovery
has stoJc az the head a throat and
lung remedies. Is 4 preventive OF
vneumoni1 and healer of weak lungs
J. a1s 70 equal. Sold Under gparan-
toe AZ y. t. zeudel's drug store. 59c
and 81, Trial bottle free.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
trcll Advertisement.


\ c91a1azsea wLa Cnaa.- tts-
-ef 4st % iszs Pave 10 have
c1a 1e1 trom dsu- slu@ y -14.-9-
r-rFna. Is-ae g4 tor
lae a.ifat ut HISS. uag. Is rl=i
- as ctou@, lrlss 1r es-aa--
toss h9l.a4- SsI t.5uIsr Blazers
license "a III -t-e U0tt.:- 4fs.
To- far preceding - msasl.. to wir.
=. 4 o~tfasbsck, Oztari. gD Il
L. & months eueIFE Iuu. 20. tl5s
"a. = ~Stil-5~Cx. Cxr5rd r l. ID
g months eztainS June 80, Igas
hereby certify t1at ths ABOVE list
@ { names are same as certified IA w..
BY the IIt-ru i HeveEs= Collector.
!. = Hart FtEL0. SEs
Oxford, Mss, JAY g. IJOs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
BAnY HoRPInyrV~n.

are made by all soothing svr,.,s
ahsi oaoy medicines that
oDium % narcotics. lTeGss5@ 80
EIlxlr contains no iaJurious ar,,y
aruss OF ans kind 4 sure 80 ie
Ter Gisosasrsd stomach sale
= -" tFetiViHes@spIen1iI -
IA Nh' sud by A. IL. Ker~t@l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

Our third quarterly meeting Of
Lafayette County Camp viii De
nei1 Oh Monday, sept. 18th. All
veterans VINO can are expected 10
attend. The Pension Commits
sioners viii also De in session on
that day 10 look after applications
}. L. SHINAULT, Com.
O. Il. EVANS. Ad~jutant.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

Lots OF men and wome ~b are
lsFsea5ie with others. g-s ..er.nxys1
y nome lis not disposition. its thu
ts5f- II yoa aG1 n yoarseif that Won
.ssl cfD~s around tbs house. Iist-
saiIss EosEy you. Inst buy : bottle -
n1I1fds derSia- and put voar flyer
n saaps- You ard everybody arosr6d
you VIII fssi better fs- il. ~-:o- 5s,c
f'ef nlttis- Syli ~ ~ II. FeaLEl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

Mss Nan 2. Hooper Will opea
1er Studio 0f Music sc the Eais-
coPal RecLory on the second
Monday in September. PUPILS
solicited. Communication can
be mad with her at the residence
Of Mrs. BemPrice.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

Is the only way to describe the noo,
child that is afflicted with worms n
m+-1tef now much or how often it eats
sAe worms get ali the nourishment
rom the rood, tne child practically
none. Hhife's Cream Vermtfuye gers
rIa OF u WORMS quickly, easily and
WIN no Dad after effects. Price %.
q bottie- Sold BY j. II. EendeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

IA robinson, Of Dramqgil. Ontario
- oesh troubled tor wears with in5i-
ssstion, and recommends Chamha--
stomach and Liver Table, n
Tie pest medicine [ ever used > y
.rouoied with Indigestion orconSrins-
.l2h give them a trial. They Ar aar-
80 - prove beneficial. Thsy a..
10y 20 axe aud pleasant in eae-r
10 ~, z cents Samples free. S9Ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
MahCn Is Given an Ovation At rs
Old Eonc

August 1sJ-Five of the six
candidates spoke at jacksonville
Friday.a at a big picnic and oarbe-
cue. a large number OF votsrs
from Marshall and Benton coun-
ties were present. al the speak
ers were given close attention.
but a great ovation was given
Senator Nah0n when his time
came - speak. This Is Senator
Aahon's old home, where he was
born and reared, and his old
friends are loyal and enthusiastic
IN their support Of his candidacy
e IS generally conceded saat.
Marshall County VIII 20 for Ma
a2r 5 4 large "majoEy-LIem-
3hs Aews-Scinitar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
South Yo-ona M

Nothing Of Importance, more
than We are having good health.
and plenty good vegetables 10
eat. We had a good rain Friday
watch was highly appreciated.
Crops are looking well.
DREAMER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
ntCkLIN,. AENIcA s.Lvr MIS-.

Tom Moore, OF Rural Route No. l..
Cochran, Ca, writes. II had a bal
sore come ON the instep ct my foot
aud could fad moth ng that would
heal i until | Applied Bucklen's Ar
inca Salve. Less than halfof a . cent
to< won the day for me BY affecting
Z perfect cure" Sold ID gu1ran-
tee a. ~ H. kenceiis drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

Sc twenty years / suffered from
g bad case OF g-aHIL4td sore ewes saws
Martin BOYD. OF Hsn-ietta, Ky. an
February, 1906. d gentleman askes ne
20 try chamberlain Save. bought
one box and used 15oGt two thirds Of
iad my eyes have not given ne r.
rouhie since This slive is tor sale
ali druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
It g. $. Watsol,

BIZ q y " ats0l,
Oxford. Mics.
Dssr sir:-Tel IT, cvu =. paint
bevue, nothing sis-, a1iess vou want
RE tJ pzic- s.ElsiL1- es III PAINT
eve- " .ze yea- houses
l9t Ais yyH 1 rl. nine. It's
Iai1=, IL do It ~ va. is yours, j.
/ o. =. yJEr ~
1T viii c3ss voU less, Davae: less
gt'1s u 0gy aEt b-csa-sn: Ia,
money t1r vegs; q E-.loa Da--ou Is
aoa1a Devos w.H cost less bv a
tenl1 - a aaif. accoriia : 20 glar Won
compare Il wg5s. ana wears better
hoy nceh better d-psnis On wast
yo1 compare = wiz. ma be ys4-
&c missy De ter.
II Il ny business - know how t.
laia- As well as utilc; zaIE -.
1oH p SEE nv iq5s by the dozen
Iaat- straight tax The Ea4v vim
ctA tax IKE t1as Eah & steady ev-
viii lave plenty q Business r5gd
bus-ess eco; I'D Eea VIII and 81
hin.
No1rs truly,
T. y DEvua * Co.
? S-Reibae Price sells 3uc oaiat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

EE-1li-sc C.rnsttle W
r.. e-
c4.
@ present..
e.. Adams r-.rv fn- CT -s-
a.
I. lay fg-m Beat -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
THE BEsr rrII.s 49,

Aitsr d~octoriEg Is years forearnn-c
H~d5gealion and after spendi,g -.
f-ou; nothing has done M. -,
5000 as Dr. Kings New Life pm
considsr them the best pii,ev-r LIZ
writes :. F. Ayseue. Of Invles.d1 =
ooid under guarantee ar =
Aehaels drug store. 2,c- z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13
s. WEBSTER,
Agent. Oxford, Miss.

For the Singer Sewing Machine
ena Wheeler u Wilson Machines.
CaH and examine machines and
Prices Terms reasonable, paw
men's easy. Satisfaction guaran
ICED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

kaT@Fd 8 Henry, with the U7ited
s~a1es Express Co., Chicago. w.
oHr tf-as.sl SaDe-fnse1Lent NJ
s{aiez, handed me a bottle of r,..-
oer-2ir's Colo, Cholera aad f,f4sr-a-.
ne NEEDY sops- tiHle ay0 T. &c. =.
ae9ack Of the old ehrouic DIRE
! nave used ii since taat time -
cured many On 0ar trains who -
o-en slck. | am IN old ssIdisr
9',rved WITH rutherford b. Haves 80
MHnan Mckinney four egr !, -.
-9Fi OHIO Regiment AMI AVE M -
Msnt except chronic diarrlcsa w.,
us remsdy stops a. oncr.1 For 80
by ali druggists. ~ sAa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

n would be unusual news If mar
ana women would keep thenseIv-s
lEes tron rheumatism and all aehes
ard pains as well as keeping fbsi~
muscles and joints timber wifh peil
iafa.s snow Imminent Sold BY Al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

hereditary i~aStantIy Relieved by
Oh af GiEtrr<reeR.
Gan Eczema be eured2
Some phgsiciaas 81 Yes
some say MOI
Tue real question IT, "What man,
by Eczema II you mean those -,
eruptions, those Diseases v,i.a 49,
tleF First appearance, not AT b5rth
but years aitsrward, ard perhaas 30
Until c'4lGie aEe-tleR there can M
lsnger be any question that hes
forms OF Eczema are cara5le.
sample vegetable oil of w-inse--raa,
mixed win other vegetable iugra1-
cuts, VII Kali the germ. that iaf,s-
ths skin apply this prsscrinsioa 10
the sNin. aud instantly that ite1 -
sohs- y very moment the iIa,,,4
= apP.le1- That ago1iziGx. ~santaIIsf--
itc5l disappears. aad continued spoiz
cations OF this external remedy SON
cure the disease.
We carr IN stock this oil Of Writer
sh properly compounded itt1 ID
= u. PRESCRIPTION. While we Ar. uot
s1.e thas u "hl cure all those c4sss o.
Sal which are inherited ne
EllFsiy Know that this d.. d. y
: 1ipt!5n, whenever rightly uss6
"a cure every last Gaze OF enp,r
{ or other skin trouble, who
Ga tsot exist II ai-lh.
We Know this. anyway vau.r ou--
sell, VII know that D. nm przsr-.
t"'h instantly takes away the ter re
lt Il i applied Ia the skin K
ehl'e2h = Co Stop thai lien -
5-i1staauy jus; call nj our stora
tnis rot eshirZ and saothf-r
--f-"+' G'so Ask about D. d. d. Sua6
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

-HeENI
L-st o unclaimed mail matter ta,s
IA the Oxford. Miss. Post-Ofca fo-
me zee ending Saturday, Aug. stu
| Bryant, y. II.
Bryant. J z.
1fan2a, As,sy.
ira 3 Hf.
. Dean Theadora
2 LkHgle, Miss carrie z
FAINTER, afiss iora.
KEYS, taouss EusI-v
. Lesser, Mss Annie.
Li1dssy. Miss Clyoe
II LeeE, Hr8. Beet.
l! IJor-, Mrs FaGaiaC
II AeKGy Thomas !
II Parr!se, Z. q.
IS ko5s-s1u, l.rs.
y StaEhan, Nancy.
II Ia Tor. Miss Leoa,.
Is Waidrip. Glenn.
nen ealing Tor ihe absve please
siFe No. CT letter gna 6afs ady-rrI@aG
$. N EowRY. P. III
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

Sabscrte f9- iax RAGTE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

The residence n University
avenue, formerly occupied by Nr
Levin Lake. Apply TO y. D..
Porter ~ the Merchants Z Farm
ers BGnk.
FOR SALE
Lot adjoining the above to the
EaS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

S9bscriee for TIE EAGLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

Attcnt:on. U. c Z.

T. " DEvoE * Co.
= -Resbae Price sells 5ur paint
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

On this day came Oh 10 be hasrI
the report OF Prot II. 7. smita. the
County Superintendent OF Education-
wHlcn was relieved ana approved
showing the amount paid 5sacbers'
$3.50 and tbs sid Prof. Smitn va
allowed $500 salary and postage.
Ordered that the officers and mem
oers be allowed their usual amounts
per diem and mileage.
Ordered Enat our do now adiour1
lnth the ST aorday in September. n
the lth Gay Of said mouth.
J.. q. IRELoAE, President
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-08-13

county ou2er.--14eE. VI ElI
alton.
Douglas Island news., 1908-05-27
Independence

Every man who ever came to Alaska probably did so because he desired in- dependence. With very few excep- tions, those who stampeded north In the earlier days were men who had been working for wages outside and who suffered from the galling necessity of having masters. Even without dl- rect masters mans own calling is generally wearisome if there is no definite limit to his work.
 The barber rushed north to the land of gold and swore that no razor shonld ever be directed on another mans jaw by his han1s again. The bookkeeper ran from tho row of figures that stared him in the face every morning of his life. The dry goods clerk flew from the petticoats, the farmer boy from the lOng-liVed sun, and the cook from the terrors resulting from burned ham and eggs.
 It was always thus. Every man be- lieves that the fates have always been more propitious towards others and that his own talents fitted himaelf for greater destiny.
 If I can ever get so much ahead, I'll be hanged if ever do 30 and so again." says the weary one, who tries to branch away from the true tenor of bis way like Yukon slough, but again finds himself in the same old channel, going down and down and down to the same old place where tie volume of the human flood has gone before him.
 Still every man Is right to seek in- dependence, even if every man can- not succeed, but if there was less of the feverish desire for it more would be independent.
 All or nothing is the motto of the miner, and too often it is nothing. Had some of those who failed in large ven- lures been satisfied with small ones, the failures might have been numeri- cally less, but the contentment should have been no greater, for independence only will satisfy.ANome Nugget.
Douglas Island news., 1908-05-27
The Hasey Trial

The verdict of acquittal in the Ha- sey murder trial at Juneau was not a great surprise to anyone familiar with the conduct of the case. The, decision, however, comes AS shock to one's faith in the ability of the court to mete out justice through the medium of the ordinary jury.
 In the Hasey case there was no question hut that the accused was guilty of the crime charged. He ad- mitted that he committed the deed. The circumstances were such that he could not claim that he shot in self de- fense or that his life was endangered by the unarmed men who were at-
 empting to pass through the Keystone canyon. Even though he had been sent to hold the pass, and had warned the advancing men to halt, there were no conditions that would ju stify his shooting into company of men pass ing through the valley.
 There are some circumstances that made 1t easier for the defense to se- cure an acquitsl of the accused: Dis trict Attorney Harlan, who was the man best qualified to take charge of the prosecution, was sent to Fairbanks on the plea that the labor difficulties there made his presence imperative. Thus one man valuable to the prosecu- ton and staunch supporter of Jus. tice was removed. Then in the midst of the trial Assistant District Attorney Scott was taken ill and died. With the prosecution thus weakened no great surprise was felt when the an- nouncement of the result of the trial was made.-Seward Gateway.
Douglas Island news., 1908-05-27

John H. Whyte, who signs himself manager" of the chamber of com merce of Astoria, Ore, has sent to the various papers of Southeastern Alaska a letter for publication, in which he suggests the possibility of nteamship line between the mouth of the Colum- bia river and Alaska. The proposition as outlined Is very simple. If the people of Alaska will buy of the Port. land and Astoria houses a sufficient amount of goods steamship may be chartered to bring them up without any expense or investment of capital on the part of the Oregon folks. This much being accomplished, the Alaska people would be privileged to ship whatever products they might have along with their surplus cash, to these same parts. It is surely just the simplest thing in the world.