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CHAPTER X.
The eewiiderment Of Strathaate.

As my Lord Darlington rode with
Increasing satisfaction and Sir
Charles Seton sailed In growing
sense OF self-congratulation In that he
alone was on the right track. my lord
OF Strathgate was full of bewilder.
ment Like Darlington. he. too. made
Inquiries at every posting station. at
every wayside inn. from every passer.
by. as to the whereabouts of the two
who had escaped him. and everywhere
he had been met by an absolute lack
of information.
strathgate. by hard riding. reached
Portsmouth about nightfall. Caring.
ton was not to arrive. although he
pressed on all night. until the follow.
Ing morning. Strathgate was morally
certain that the people he was chas.
ing could not have reached Ports
mouth before him.
Therefore, although he had been up
all the night before and wanted sleep
badly, he determined to make some
inquiries before he went to bed. He
found. to his great surprise. that the
New Eagle, which was the name of
the ship owned by the countess of
Darlington. had sailed that morning.
SO far fortune favored him. for Lady
Ellen would arrive at Portsmouth, he
thought, and find her ship gone.
He enlisted the service of the land.
lord and secured a number of men
whom he posted at the various inns.
with instructions to notify him i'm.
mediately in case Ellen and Deborah
arrived
Darlington. plunging along on ex.
hausted, half-foundered horses, the
leavings Of Strathgate. lost the com
parative cheerfulness of the morning
and worked himself up into such a
fury that II he had come across the
earl he would probably have killed him
out Of hand without giving him a
chance for defense.
The only one thoroughly satisfied
with the situation was Seton, and even
his dash eastward was stopped, for the
wind, which had held briskly for the
greater part of the day, died out about
nightfall and left the gallant captain
helplessly tossing in the short waves
OF the channel.
To hearten up her young friend
Ellen put brave face upon the whole
matter. She pointed out to her how
comfortable and free from pursuit, OF
Interference, they would be when they
boarded the New Eagle at Portsmouth;
what pleasant voyage they would
have back; and made various other
suggestions to cheer her young com
rade and to fight down the growing dis.
may in her own heart. 1t was only by
constantly holding up before herself
the picture of my lord and Lady Cecily
IN each others arms in the arbor that
she kept herself to the pitch Of her
adventure.
She found herself thinking wistfully
Of the happy days of the past; Of the
many pleasant cruises which they had
made in these very waters. What q
gallant. devoted, royal lover he had
bsen! How she hated Cecily Caring
toni She looked at herself and took
. mental inventory Of that she could
net see and wondered how he could
for . moment prefer that weak and
vApid creature to his wife.
And yet II II probable that Ellen
haA never loved Darlington - she did
Wills tossing shout in that little open
teal = lonely speck upon the sea,
nqneAing DRY Hard broad and ar1nk-
y 4, " ~ "a * Il g s3 y y ez1
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special Test of Timber.

An example of the progress OF the
science OF forestry In this country is
furnished by the cooperation just ar
ranged between the University Of
Idaho and the United States forest
service for testing the timber grow
Ing in the State of Idaho. The tests
will be specially directed to determine
the fitness of these umbers for use
as bridge stringers. railroad ties and
paving blocks.
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w.,. oovernmens super =.

chicago.-The isas eignin Fsrstsn
ing Of the Assoc,ia.;Hnus c,as;ns sesdoa
America at the g. cios,yo sayor Of ~
der direct superv,.sU,ne .s,ness d
government the ,euoSmpste
tsrnai insuranG,ss, G,ss,,,sS stsiss
luton was adopteo c,omnittss|
appointment Of 3 a.,,.sses iror
tionnl Ffaterna. ,;vs Tf q ~
bodiss represent ta..sv y" ! 4 ~
Sufance, in preps Y ~ ns.tsiist
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Confederate Genera =.

Biloxi, Miss.-Gene9,a,I e. ., two :
Stewart, one of the the las' as the iS &
ate at army, died at !, MS year. ar.'l 1
In his eighty-seveneomro oroi Sters
Of tennessee, Genera ss h,s life
the greater part p.. u had been
state, but Of late nav
bis home in Biloxi.
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We Know That Fellow.

THAT man over there Is the biggest
skin In the city,
Rob you. would he?"
Rob! Say. II had to shake hands
with that fellow I wouldn't feel sure
had all my fingers until Id counted
'em."-Boston Transcript.
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CHAPTER xI.
THE Mad Chase

Lord Strathgatc was early abroad.
which proves the keenness OF his in.
tcrest in the chase. His agents re-
ported TO him at day ybrcak. but had no
news of their quest No one remote
ly resembling the fugItives had been
seen during the night Although he
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THE DAY or EACTiHE.

Every lover OF music has no,
been educated to the classical
key Of true harmony; hence rag
time has been substituted. Il is
10 real music what a chrome IS u
true art, cheap imitation.
The ragtime spirit prevails in
every department Of human ac-
tivity. We have ragtime pol.a-
clans, who noise abroad their
worth to the world. anl are ram
pant for reform, but settle down
into salary-drawers when boost
ed into office.
We have ragime business men,
whose ostensible aim IS 10 helr
the dear people, but who manage
somehow to feather their own
nests before reaching the inevi-
table collapse.
Ragtime schools flourish Ike
the green bay tree, and send out
suatterers to cucumber the earth.
Rasime aducatioa has spoiled
IS many promising boys and girls
Is lack u advaDtares.
Rastime even gets into GU,
pulpi;s and under the guise OF
zeal aad progress makes a mock
cry u all things sacred. !
church fair with raiIliae appur-
tenances, bears the same rasem-
olaEce to genuine religion thai
an organ-grinde-'s rendition OF
''BLl Bailey" does - the crea-
tons OF Beethoven or Mozart
r=nlered by master hand.
We have ragtime authors and
newspapers, each striving to cram
the pu6lic mind with tosh and
warped opinions, and bearing
oaly a semblaace to good litera
ture.
To cultivate true musical talent
or taste, ragtime must be ecu
out" from the musician's list oI
performances or daily practice
In like manner We mast rid our.
selves of the ragtime tendency ir
other directions. We must also
leave the ragtime practitioner
severely alone, and in time the
tribe will die out or grow beauti-
fully less-without a loss 10 any
one.
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Postal Older No. 9C7

Publishers must secure renew
as Of subscriptions before the ex-
piration OF the term for which
they are paid. Ii renewals are
not made before that time said
subscription shall not be counted
with tie legitimate list OF sub
sceioers, and copies mailed on
account thereof shall not be ac-
cepted for mailing az the 2d-class
postage rate of l cent a pound.
but must De mailed at the tran
slent 2d-class postage rate of
cent for each Jour ounces or frac :
ton thereof, prepaid by stamps
affixed.
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University improvements.

The University trustees met in
Chancellor Kincannon's office
Friday 10 receive the report of
the building committee. Twenty
architects submitted plans for
building the new dormitory, din
ing hall and power house. The
plan Of Architect Sphinx, of Birm-
ingham, was accepted for the
dormitory and dining hall and
the plans of Engineer Prout, Of
Memphis, for the power plant.
The new dormitory will cost $50. :
900 and Will be a magnificent
structure, and the dining nail will
be complete in all Of its appoint
ments.
Chancellor Kincannon was au-
thorized to select the medical fac
aity Tor the Vicksburg branch Of
the medical department aud to
appoihtme n two additional profes
soFs Tor tae University Tor next
session. The board will meet
iss.a a1aia next wesz
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Hc,. n. K. Mal,o,.

4 the opening of court at Char
lesion last week large audience
heard the Candidates OF Congress
upon the national and political
issues, and the Herald OF that
place, made the following com
ments concerning Mr.. Mahol and
his candidacy.
Hon. II. X. Mahon followed in
a pleasing address giving his side
of the case in n logical and force
ful way, which was frequently
appladded. Mr.. Mahon is a tall
ented young gentleman, convinc-
ing Of his ability and of the fact
that he is one Of the States "ris-
ing young men" who will not only
have to be reckoned with at this
time, but in the future political
battles OF the State.
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University Notes.

hJ our isfgaiilf 4sf1pt 80.
The third term exams began
Saturday and all are at work.
The session has been one Of the
most prosperous in some years.
Especially are we we'll satisfied
with the class of f0JS. Ii has
proven in many ways the best in
the history Of the University.
For four years it has exe!!ed in
quantity and quality.
Commencement will begin Sun
day. The majority Of the stu
dent body will remain unit. after
Commencement.
MF, l.. 7. Radcliffe was the
fortunate winner Of the Odum
prize this session.
The trustees met last weel; 60
adopt plans for the improvement;
Of the University and work Will
begin % soon as school is ou..
Chancellor \. \. Kincauuon
has invited the student body and
professors To- a reception ~ his
residence Saturday night.
Booth Lowrey's lecture SGtlr-
day night vas enjoyed ~ all
/. was impossible to get e da,c
with Ralph Bingham.
Mr.. Holmes has withdrawn
from school.
Miss Mamie Lacey has return
ed 10 the University.
Alc. Daniel Gum has recovered
from his recent illness.
Messrs. Gaines Hightower and
Elbur johnson are visitors on the
campus.
Dir. Z. L. Meaders left Sunday
for Memphis 30 be treated for an
injury 10 the kn5e received a few
days ago.
N,esSrs. Brooke. Ball and Bran
lett have been selected 10 speak =,
the Caa;auqua this sumner.
The student body has petition
"a TO have Prof. j. C.. johnson
hold the chair OF oratory next
Session.
The prospects are bright for a
large school next session. The
new $4,000 dormitory will be q
great Improvement. There will
also be some additions made t.
the faculty.
Arrangements have been made
I to procure Mr.. EcAersall. Of Sc
vance, for football coach mex,
session.
MIR. 3. T. james will not be on
the campus next session, but viii
be at his residence on University
street.
Prof. j. c. Johnson made the
commencement address at ths
Okolona High School the frs. oil
l the week.
DR.. =. W. Rowland was II
Memphis the first Of the week.
Z Mr.. Greenwood Duncan, med
~, was . visitor on the campus
la-tVeei.
i The Athletic Assacia ion has
bought out the book store ane
barber sGop and will run then
aext session. Mr. c. ). Bigham
aas been made manager with vi
+ /. ). NeWs0m assistant.
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Ccrac= happenings

NJ BY Rosie kOse.
Aiessrs. David Hedleston and
Cary King, Of Oxford, spent
several days on the farm here the
past week fishing and hunting.
Alr. Ellis Gamble made aflying
trip 70 Oxford Saturday.
The Sunday school has again
been organized at Andrews
Chapel.
Mr.. i. Tucker and Mrs. Proth-
row. Of Ibis place. will leave in a
few days for Illinois, but will re
turn in the summer.
+ Dr. W. ". Phillips, of College
Hill, passed through our town
one day last week.
/ MIR. Simmons, ot Memphis, has
( been spending several weeks here
with relatives and old friends.
Miss Anna Gray Massey, Ct
Memphis. with some Teckville
friends. spent from Friday until
Sunday here.
Mrs. VI. a. Gamble has return
ed home after speniing week
with her mother north of the river
4 Some OF the people of this place
attended church at College Hill
sunday.
The Gomez base ball team vii
play the Wyatt team at Free
Springs Saturday, June 9th.
Mr.. Hugh Wiley, OF Oxford
had special business here Sunday
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HRS. Ps=rl Simmons Hyde.

The subject Of this sketch was
born IN LsFave tie County March
-, iso3. she was the oldest
child 81 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ice Simmons. Two of the CHI
d-ea had alread proceeded her to
the spirit world. Five remain to
eaesr the hearts OF the parents.
1t the early age 81 IL years
she gave her heart 60 the Saviour
aad her lie to His service, She
joined Bethel Baptist Church,
out subsequently moved her
membership at the time Of her
death, which occurred April 2Ist.
Miss Pearl, as she was familiar
y known, had prior to her mar
rlage given several years 10 teach
ing IN Lafayette and adjoining
counties, including a short term
in Texas. She carried her religion
into her work a. a teacher, aad
opened her school daily with tee
reading Of the Scriptures and
prayer. None but God can know
the good she did in this way, and
the lany young lives she helped
e. shape, and characters she help
81 % form. Doubtless the fsa-
GRANGE OF her memory Will long
abide with those children.
she was married On March -.
iSjS, 10 4ie Wm Hyde, with whom
she was permitted "a live only
y days, when almost suddenly
she was called up to higher lie
and where she could be the better
prepared 70 ad6rn herself TO be-
come 4 part Of the bride the
Lambs LIFE" But she lived Iony
enough with her husband for them
10 erect an alter of worship in
their home, beginning life by tax
ing Jesus into the home. It was
her wish that | should perform
the marriage ceremony, but
previous engagement made it i'm
possible for me 10 do SO. She
was a true and obedient child.
and 20 doubt would have made a
true and devoted wife, had she
lived.
Numerous letters received BIZ
the family after Mrs. Hyde's
death shows the high esteem ia
which she was held by those who
knew her.
Being unconscious during the
last u hours of her life, she could
leave behind no dying testimony.
But the test mony of life, lived
as hers was, speaks farmore elo-
quently, and bears to the world a
stronger tesd mony of preparation
for death than words spoken at
the last moment, when, perhaps.
the mind is not sufficiently lucid
for the patient to realize fully the
situation. a triumuhan. life in
sures a triumphant death. We
sorrow pot rs those who have no
hope. Let US leave it all.
TO Him who marks the sparrow's
Nothing IS great or small or stranys.
Dsafh hata its hour and life ia
change,
And runs tue love of God through i.
al ". /. II.
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Norman r. Coulter. n prominent
architect, in the Delhert Building, Sar
Francisco, says: IL fully endorse ali
that has been said OF Electric Bitter,
Is a touir medicine. II is good to-
everyb d.. II corrects stomach, liv-
er and hiiney Disorders in prompt
and ei2cient manner and builds MP the
system" Electric Bitters is the best
spring medicine ever sold over drug
g;st's counter; as blood purifier j; j.
uuequalec. COG at A. II. Eerde!'s
9Tug store.
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u-elaln-c Letter..

List o: unclaimed mail matter let;
In the oxford. Miss. fcst-Oi.ioa TOT
the week ending saturday, May 3i.d
Burt. G.. ".
Butord, Ecnds rson.'
} BRYANT, a!r. amt Mrs. Toy.
I beard, Miss LncEetua.
> Beard Js.se.
Is sarr. Mrs.
: CCwdry, Oscar.
S C0wau, lietiie.
9 Cook, Miss Hattie.
10 Cook. Lyd.
II Carter. Ed.
y I5ili@rl, sarah.
l.. Foots, l. =.
u Giasuu. APE.
= Hsrri-. Ierrie.
Is Rehsl-y. Irs. lose.
l. Haus.s. \.
IS Jones, S1llis. Especially
l. Jackson, Miss pearlis.
- EneS, =. E.
Il Milton, Mrs. Silvey.
- Mursoa. Miss biancne.
- MeCel=hna, Theodore.
- Week. Henry.
= Richmond. Mrs. Mittie.
20 Stua K. Hiss Gotian /.
= Stoak-s Miss Jennie.
- Simmons. Robert.
y simmons. ban.
80 Smith, l.ss. n. L.
II Webo. ". W.
3 Wilson, :. 7.
3: Wiley, Calvin.
b Young, Arthur.
hen calling for the above pleas,
give NJ. 0f letter and date advertise,
:. VI. HowRY, 2. VI.
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Subscribe Cor raE EAGEE


Is scon turHs-i TO 4 sad one il he has
TO walk the EoOr every night wish =
CRYING baby. t.cGee's BGby Elixir
viii make the child well-sootts its
nerves, its healthy, normal slurnber.
Lest Tor d:sor,ieied bowels and soar
stonaeh-all teething babiss need Ii
tIeasaas % take, sure and safe, con-
tains mo harmful drugs. prica g and
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keudei.
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7
rheumatism causes mere pain aud
suffering than any other disease, Tor
the reason that 70 is the most common
o; all III, and it is certainly crafty
ing 10 sufferers to know that Cham
bsrlain's Pain Balm viii afford relief,
aud make rest aud sleep possible. II
many eases the relief from pain. which
i az irsi temporary, has become per-
manent, while IN old people subjact
to chronic Theumaf SIN, often brought
on by campress or change in the
weather, permanent cure cannot be
expected; the relief from pain which
this linimebt affords - alone WORT
many times its cost. IS and 80 ceats
tor sale by all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28
ALrvrSG SKELEroN.

Is the final condition OF any child
thai has worras-if It lives. Think OF
having something in yoar stomach
that ea;s all you take a. noarishment.
SIne tenths of the babies nave worms
maybe yours has. BE certain that il
hsg not by giving ii " hite's Cream
Neryrituge-It expels all worms and
Il a tonic for the baby. Price - cents
For sale by i. II. kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

BE content with what YOU
have is the latest counsel from
Brother acknowledgements, per-
aaps. for the government baili1s
who are trying to collect those
Standard Oil fines.
If Congressman Hobson means
to be a candidate for the presi-
iency in 1912, he should postpone
the war with Japan until that date
Tor then his Il told you sol" will
give him "a good excuse for run
ming.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28
nILIorsNt,. AM COMPILATION.

For y. ars / was troubled with bill
BUSINESS and c1nstipati IN, which made
life miserable for me. My appetite
failed me. lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin Preparations and en-
thart,cs only made matters worse. I
do ict know where should have been
today had J not tried Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets. The tab
let's relieve the III feeling a, once.
strengthen the digestive flu .ctIons,
purify the stomach. liver and blood,
helping the system to do irs work ma
iuralIy. Mrs Rosa Potts, Of Birming-
ham. Ala. These tablets are for sale
by al druggists.
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BEST nElLEE IN run voEap

Rev z otaPbird, OF East RAYMOND
Me, says: II have used Backlsti's
Arnlca S1lve tor several year4s on nay
OH army wound, and other OBSTINATE.
s1rss. and fad It the best hsaiar ia
the wcrla. use 1t too With great
success IN my veterinary business. y
frie- % cents ~ :. H. Hsuoei's drug
store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

You cao't Sn0eS .as aeJ.ca.
profession any more. The r.Is4-
90 Of Japan has sixty Z 1ct = la-
It'll. lives.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

For burn or scald apply chamber
| ms salve. Il viii allAy the pain al
most instantly and quickly heal the
injured parts. For sale by al drug
gusts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

Mae Woop. even il she ga -5.
commit forgery, ought % be- -1.
30 jai. for allowing old Senate
t ,a-- 90 love her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

Now THAT the Senate Commit
tee on Finance has ordered IN
tod we trust put back on the
so gold coins, it is to be hoped
ahat they will soon enjoy thei,
oid-time popularity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

TIE Chicago scientist who
Started tie crusade against cats
On the theory that they carry dis
use germs could have made out
an even stronger case had he re-
Sarsed 70 the animals persistent
'~serts % reach the high notes.
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MRS. MATTE IS. FoYrER, OF
silt FORD, Miss.
Tells of Re. rniraabie F.G.rf.la (str.. Effect
Ell BY Simple Extcraa. Wash

ieiis OF .ssrnlrsabie tezeiaa Care Effect
ed BY Simple External Wash.
Oct. %, 1907.
81 received your medicine ana IN a
few days aftefwa-d your letter and
Information. Would have replied
sooner o1J waited u see the effect oI
tue medicine and | have tried 1t a..-
cording to directions and do fad il
Just as it is represented. il csrtainIy
- the best and quickest medicine tar
Eczema or any skia disease 1 ever
saw or used. expect to use il ana
keep 1t on hand in the future aud
prEise aud advise il TO all VINO may
be thus diseased. 1t is no use Il, write
too great REPETITION of words r..
medicine that IS exactly tor w,.at il il
recommended, so accept my commit !.
ments To the d. ID. u. Company.
MRS. MATTE T.. FOWLER.
Shuford MISS.
+. s. Much thanks to you and vour
publication, etc.
Isn't this remarkable proof of the
vllae o. d. D. ID Prescriptions
lou can secure Just such n curs
yourself by securing this simple s,f,,
wash which takes right hold en ye,ur
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to be cured Of those horrible insight
~ Irritating biotehes and s.Ires-from
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ID. ID. Prescription thau even one visit
~ a doctor fOf advice.
You take absolutely no chance. ID
d. d. Prescription is An external sootb
ing wash No drugs To 60 into your
stomach. We trge and recommend
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ton, Also y. ID. Soap.
K. r. HILTON & co.
u won't cost you much 20 try this
remedy IL VIII cure your skin djs-
ease. Gail AZ our store for freg bost-
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TIE weather man is vindicatsd
iae Snow storm he predicted f9r
.his section last winter. and which
Jailed to materialize. has lust
come down in Montana.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

is popular 10 investigate
sEe paper trust; and besides, il
gave your Uncle joe" another
reason for side-tgacking the tar
iii lat this Tine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

TIE Texas couple who waded
Zen miles through mud in order
o be married ought to ind the
remainder Of liz pathway easy.
anyhow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

MAINE is the latest State 81 send
delegates 70 the Republican Con-
Feat7n free TO vote for anybody
go Lag as It's Taft.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

AFTER the Seattle entertain
nent, the battleship fleet will be
gwen an opportunity to see how
much it can stand of the foreign
article without showing tie Ell
tects oft.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

The Populist ,ic..et is maxim.
such soft footed campaign tia;
one might reasonably suppose
they are af.er the light beada
vote.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

The fastest railroad trains in
lhe country run through our
2t4l'' says a Missouri exchange
No d"ubl. 1t is a good State 70
get cut Of on quick schedule.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

THE Texas majority was no.
large enough, however, to war
rant the belief that the Da,v.-
Convention viii stampede to Joe
Bailey when 1t sees him cominr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-28

WIEN John Wesley Gaines re
fused to obey Speaker Cannon's
order to sit down, Uncle Joseph
should have tried the more severe
command that he go away back.