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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
THE STORY.

&C TRUGGLEon. Struzxieon, Strug-
message echoed with increasing EN-
phasis through the heart OF the
prophet Ezekiel
Was tt Gods voice speaking" he
asked himself. as he started up with
weary. troubled look upon his face.
What is the usey' half fnvoIun-
tariIy burst from his lips IN answer to
the admorition: Struggle on
What's the ussr' again he repeat
ed Had he not struggled on. Had
he not striven 10 be faithful In his
ministry And what were the sum
total Of the results as he could count
them. Nothing. absolutely nothing
Hope was dead among the captive
IsraeIftes. and hope was almost dead
within his own breast So utterly dis
eouraged had he become that he had
fed from the presence Of the people
as from a pestiIsncs and had
sought relief for his pent up feelings
OF sorrow and Encouragement away.
and alone with God
Yea. with God. for he remained to
him, and he knew that nothing could
take away that assurance In his
heart that God knew and understood
The vaT seeze. dark and uncertain
The promise for israel seemed dim
and unreal. and yet there vas thai
one gIeam Of light He still had God
ia vrs,xfsS rIfrsr fx hfrr
Sometimes the heart comes to that
place and that experience. Some
times. because Of dfscouragemsnts
and trials and diffcuItiss, everything
seems to slip from under ones feet. bat
shs fact that Cod Is still In heaven. and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

" uegi@cfed than this Fhsr~ ar-
many people who are aiNaTs crmfnx
% God with requests bur Nha o. nnt
coms 70 hfm with thanksgiving aet~r
their requests have been granted Ten
l.sp@rs once crfed % Jesus t'r eissaHs-
iug. as h. was passing them a. a IT'S
lance He xraciousiy heard them aad
granted their plea When they hat
been healed. uus u the ten returned
10 thans the healer. but the ether nine
came not again with any word of rsc-
.ognitien q the great favur they had
received. so Il Is cuutinHally-many
arr blessed and helped bar few show
gratitude Our Lord felt keeniv The
ingratftude Of the lspers who ~
turned not Where are the nine was
his panied question Cod poars out
his xifts and blessings every day upon
his children. and whenever M voice
of thanksgiving Is heart In return he
misses IT, II one bird ot the forest
II silent In the glad spring day. he
misses its song II one human heart
fails 70 utter its praise amid tfe's
countless blessings. he IS disap-
pointed
Many there are who think that Il
certain definite DAYS are set apart for
praise Il Is enough For example
they viii be grateful for a whole day
once IN a year. touching then every
chord OF praise in their being. think
ing that this IS the way God wants
them to show their gratitude But the
annual Thanksgiving day Is not in
tended TO gather into Itself the thanks
giving for a whole wear. rather Il Is
Intended 10 give the keynote for all
pitch il praise n ~ ind thar We
are below the right pitch. We should
take advantage cf the particular
thanksgiving seasons to get ksyed
up When the strings ~ Hfs begin to
grow diseortant thanksgiving viii put
u In tune.
The ideal life Is one ot <iadness
L Unthankfulness and fretfulness are
discoris In the song. We have no
right 10 i've <loomilY or sadly Go
where Ne may. NE hear the music of
I boy. unless our ears have become tone
deaf The world is fun of beauty and
I full of masic. Yet e Is strange how
many people seem neither 70 see the
/ lovelinsss nor hear the music L
we're well II many Of us would train
ourselves 10 see the glory and good
ness of God. as revealed IN nature. Il
VIII b.. sad 70 leave this world. after
staying In tt three score or four scurs
years without having seen anv % the
ten thousand bsauties with which God
had atoruesi IL Consider the hli~s.
saI Jesus Every sweet flower has 4
message Of 10y 10 him who can read
ths writing One who loves Godi
flowers and birds and trees and noun
tafns and rivers and seas. and has
learned 10 heed the voices which every
where whisper ehsir secrets to hin
who understands. can never be sad OF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
Ia Withdraw rrssps-

Paslmrah- ky--t.ov- A Z Wilson AN
zaaus-r, that ~ VII soou withdraw .
v.srr.su sf the soldiers from the black
s.Esa.- & - saii that N rr'xxr Gallo
smx ant ChrassEfn, where night riders
has~ A-~n nsrse 1rsiNs. a ssafasssnr nuni-
h.r xiii ~ r~tasn.-l - pr0t- the ctr
.~u- sa.. af2..rs whss A- - vigflanf
IN ,usspr-~<sn< -fgar rsfEng. No sruuna.
Axs ss-ssrr-.i n the -blasS patch far
several naaths4 In nanx INSTANCES 'sri-
su. sar-ars Azxs been maais against men
waa w~r- witnesses against sAs rsA~rS
"a tar AZ Ehs tso4rra NKx = eassfra'''I-
/. = b.lisx-,f - - Prsesasa'iy sS~r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
TERRIBLE TORNADOES
THIRTY LIVES LOST AND xucp
PROPERTY DESTROYED
Ptnsy, . German sessIen.ut In
Arkansas. Swept of the Face
Of ths Earth-

Little Rock Ark-Two toruaAp--
one n"rth ami the other southh.uu,l
swept portoas of Western Arkansa.
No~iay Afternoon. destroying many
lives and much property. From rspors.
reviewed at hast thirty lives were bo.s
i = impossible to estimate the sl4ms-~
done The ouIy definite report Of the
amount OF damage came from Berry
vile, where the danag~ 3. estimated at
between $4,000 and $4,000 All rpvsrt.
insisrate that the damage in thu state
would amount to hundreds of thousand.
OF dollars.
ure teruashp started in the extreme
southve~seru part ot the State and wsnt
nnrth. following the ssrDn.f tier Of cuu,
tSe> from the western bouzsiary line. The
ether started in the southwestern cc~usr
Of the state and went south. to all in
SSrat6nus following the secuud AMI third
tier of euunties.
The mo-s severe storm vas reported
to have >srlBeS Pin~y. a German settle
uisus On the Irvu Mountain railroad. b.
tween knoxvilIe ant London Late re-
Ports were TO tA.- effect that between
twelve ami twenty Psople hat been
killed at Pfnsy ant about thirty injured
The hrger part Of the town asrorylizg
10 Indefinite AMI unauthoritative reports.
wis wiped OF the earth
\ report from Fl Smith states that IL
is estimated that = lives we're b-t in
towns SutsSEe Of Pinsy anf Mulberry.
Reports frum the two latter towns are
to the effect that at least twenty OF
twenty-five lives were bn-t in the two
towns Aevur,iing to the Dispatches re-
erived. a total Of fifty or more lives
we're lo-t in the State
Specials report that the towns Of Wal
tsrvilbe ant JethrO. IN Franklin county.
were demolished. ant that several pso-
PIE were killed IN each pIars-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND
$40 sf4 Was Collected and
s5Ie.4Io. % Was spent

Chha-o.-Th- nrmasrats, natE,raI
committee recrive'f in all Sss1.6ttss.
AMI >peut sst9.tt0.os dHrias the rrvrus
presidential campaign- b,aving bal
Inrr on han,i ef st-sl4Tt ~ reads
-tatertsut made publr BY oficsrs OF
thr committee. tnd the itemizs,l state
msnf VII b. a..i s.sr rreur'i IN the ofics
at the .svretary Of state II New York.
IN eempiaaov with the resolution aispt-
II By the NATIONAL committee at Lineoln.
N~h- July lm The statement made
Puhibr taai-ht in,,iipiss c~rtiaeate- af
Iuift By MyrpH n. Ming. amHtsr sf the
aatiou.li committee The statement 70
A. fssanWs
Ghnrsg,i. Nov =. t9a-.
To the nsfna-ratic NItssuaf Committee.
t.surlruI,.n--F F''ghswin- i. .tatsuvnt
Il al th. r-r-ipt. ANT sxp-u,iiturr-=
rss4I rmauHf sf msusy rscsivr,i By
ta- n~mnyrasbs uasslnal COMMITTEES f1r
III s-4r So. Sssa.sst-7-
Total ssauuat if.bur-..,i. Ssf9 gia.ns.
B.alazsv an hsa,L xE.9&Tf
n esnPlsaassv WfsA the sl-vtina hsw
sf sa,. >tat~ e N~w NscS. Ne Rave ab,.i
m tAs afas~ sf th~ -svrstarv os STATE a.
s.hE~g a samplsss h~s ee al r-erlpSs
AMI ezp-nilfar-- af the headquarters at
NJ FarS &ni IA comp5atnrs with a
r,.-.iiHfRn sf th. aataluaI cummfrtes
lss,s-.-,i az LInsuln. ned hast July. Ne
have dfs-i IN ths. afis,~ af thu seyrrtarv
q state at Albaay a h-s Of .5.soa
NAMES. representing t0o0oo eoutribH-
tar.. Rha contributed through a-wspa
P~rs. eisb-. .ali,,ftags and sshstr or-anf
Eatnlu-. whsse EInns- are GA lie ! the
oface ss thu chairman Of the D-mosratH:
uatiouaI committee at Buffalo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
SERNCNErrE.

Here We rave q sision ~hleh
IS parable The dry ecres
rsrresersec tire ncvse ef tsrseI.
ard the apparently Impossible
task sf restoring tire dry eores
to livins creatures Illustrated
r-css tsrrieIy tire equally irr-
possible tsss % restoring tns
crushed ard scattered ard
ruined house ~ israel
Ma srishs Iisht ef hope ~as
shirirs in Isrzef's sky as shis
tiue. ard .sSi the rrophet 10
o~.r~.elrrec sisr tire carsress
% tire eaticos- Thcrr we're tire
premises az r-ssarssior. but ,o'-
eaaid q ee sossieief There
.es- ncthirs cut dry esres
bleaching IN sne ret sun en ,he
desert az destn srers sin rad
east tr-r-
AZ s1ch tirre as s,is tire sciris
cs Cod care ard carried away
E<esiei 20 tne place where God
eoaic cue .srr zgessiors 70 nir--
ard shere God gould grfald tns
rishsy -crsirs 81 MS peN~er-
This sisicr ard t-is lessen .
fr- ycg ard ne
Tne valley ef dry ecncs ee-
eemi-s under tne rssisisyins
pa,~er Of cas tire place ef asicx-
erec saglsI Here ~e rave
sraphic Illustration of snss Cod
can % ard Is ccirs ~ith souls
dead in srcspssses ARD sins
Sin stress tne valley cf death
~ith dry eenea Let ~ 60. like
the prophet os cid. ard behold
tire sre~sore sisnt- ard te, the
] same question come TO cur
hearts ~nien came 70 his: -csn
these bones liver
Can intellectually restore
] them to Iifef Hear shat God
says: - will destroy the ~is
tor1 cf the ~ise, ard will bring
TO ncthins ,ne grderst.ncins es
the prudent"
Car wealth or exalted rcsi
ticn anens ren prove potent
&C bring the dead hcnes to lifef
May. verify. fer Ged's ~ord de-
eIares ,nss these things perish
with the using.
Car the veneer Of scod
~orss cover these dry dead souesr
Yea. verify they may. ard man
to-day s eusy covering the hid
ecusness. marks ct sir. ~itn
these szIses 20 ccnscience. cut
after tne r,cst snspeiy form
~hieh the sood ~orss Of mar
car rear. a 10 still sus q dead
thirS, ~isn nc breath ef life
j thr1eeins sithin-
Nc. there 10 cut ere snins
] ~hich ear rske tne dead segl
live. ard snae 10 tire touch ~ tire
! Irving God Ia the ~erid to-day.
II se eoald see ~ith sne eye of
j 6ed. ~e should behold Just eso
kinds es peocte-cezd peopie
) ard live pecple- Peerie in
~hose hearts the ministry et
j 6od's Spirit had not eeen re-
ceised. ard reo>Ie spon ~ronn
j the Spirit ef God had eresthed
TO . living nope In the Christ
j ~ho 10 the resurrection ard the
life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
S0UlINSPiRiNG eUL0G. >
Friends Of rernsssss's Dead States
man p ak words Of Praise.

Memphis. Teun--NsmoriIl services n
honor of EX-SENATOR =. " CarmacS
were hehI >unsiay afternoon at the JET
ferson Theater. With perhaps the largest
ATTENDANCE ever seen on a ike occasion
in Memphis More than 1000 people
we're inside af the theater, AMI many
we're turned from the doors for htek OF
staining ruom- Atiresses were =..de
By Nayor MALONE. Hon John saa-p
WIlIilnIs. tIsu- a. T. Fftzhugh. Col ".
n. carroll, Hon THOMAS b Tartsy. Hon
A g. Mathews. Rev W H. >hsFer AMI
Dr. w = Thompson The ssrviees were
impressive The large aulisnse Wa
hfled with the spirit ct the oceasIou. an.i
the music ami addresses expressed the
tributes Of NsmphhrHs TO the memory
OF the dead statesman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
SHOCKING RIVER NSTSTER
Boilers Of Steamer Eurss-Flames
Burn Boat TO Waters Edge

New Orleans, LA--Ten OF more per
sens are dead and twice a. many injured
a. a result Of an sxPlasiou on the Mis-
sissippi river steamer H. VI. Carter near
BAYOU GaaIa. about 100 miles north OF
New Orleans The boiler Of the Carter
sxplasIeI while the steamer was GA its
way from New Orleans To Baton Rouge
with 4 cargo Of general merchandise anst
sfty or more passengers To asia to the
harrur af the Disaster fire succeeded the
explosion, AMI the boat was burned to
the waters e.lge- Between twelve and
fifteen persons are missing. ami the loss
ss hf= viii BE- great About the same
aasnsbsr we're badIy seaIded and 1t II
sxv.=-e,i several Of them viii dis-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

Louisville. kv=-t4ruHrrs % N~
.ru an.f s.aurhx~-teEn ss-rsnans "a -a'sEs-
vile h~4E a meeting % arvuse n~A1hs
for prucextsnx taeir PrupxrtE frgsn the
raxag~s Of Ssrsss fires They maHts ar
raurvmemrs 20 have all raats P4rroir't-
and hunters vii be rel 1ssse't- n a mat
ter Of humanity, 10 PossPane their spart
uutl a heavy raia Nine fresh arss IN
the Iroquoss Park ssston we're counted
Thursday, and a PaH Of szHake cuvers
L,r,,v area Of country The slsaatnn has
bseorue - serious that rigorous meas
urss are necessary-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
Very Game.

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. at a din
uer In Cincinnati. told a quaint story
about a precocious boy
They are very precoeious. indeed
she said. those little chaps from
Eton or Rugby. with their round. sober
faces and their quiet air
a very pretty American girl was
talking one evening In Loudon to ore
Of these urchins-
And have you got a sweetheart
yet. Tommy she said. playfully-
No. said Tommy-stin rm game
enough fer q bit Of spooning. II that's
What you're after"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
x-xrnes Ar. Pzu B<arsrA

Riehnasnd- ya-Ths funeral OF -
.soh Brxan was epntnssei AT Emannei
Episcopal Church IN Henr'ro e"aafy On
Sunday afternoon The htris church
~,,.ld not acromnssizrs a tsush OF those
Who gathered 10 pay the last marx Of
r~-p-es 10 Riehuon1-s nssS distinguished
gsrizen- Tk~ .SfhAx WAS sSra@ rrom ne
church to the grave b. negro --'-ss,<s
Who had been IA Mr. BEyan= employ
sor MANY wears, and was ss~nrre'i sy q
ruu.b.r al aeuabers Of Les Camp Goa
federase Veterans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

Jefferson CITY. Nce-a Posssofhsy
that the electoral voSs Of Missouri may
=. 5ixHted between Taft and Bryan
-, Il was discovered that one
Brxau sIector received more votes snaE
e. yoxess Taft eiector- braHnoe<z
Rrv.n egecsor for the Sixteenth eouzres'
.souaI district. failed TO defeat Nfisnr
sost,r. Taft eHeetOr for the same district.
h.,. n, received ~ more votes than eia
XII The second Taft sleetor at iarge
TAe question: that has arissn : s'
~. ELECTORS are chosen By DISTRICT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
5s9 Acd Csnrract-

New YsrS--Dsrecsors OF the Ienns--
see Copper Company annsanre that thy
h,xs rlo-ed a contract with the newly
iueurusrared Instepsnstsnt Fertilizer Tom
pany for the sale OF the copper e"o'-
vany's suIphurie acid Under the term.
as ,h,. contract. IN addition to the price
to b. vaS4 for the acid. the Ind~psndsnt
Fertilizer Company - to pay to the Ten
ps-se~ Copper Company the sum OF So
600 600. A substantial payment OF tans
z,,, was made BY the Independent FER
s;Tirrr Company upon the signing OF the
contract
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
Mlsinterpr.sed the Dream

Rev" John White Of eastern North
Carolina. a thrifty farmer. dreamed
that the Lord wanted him to 90 TO
Egypt rs a missionary. In spite OF the
sntreaty Of his friends aEaiHst It he
soId his farm and took his family TO
Egypt. expecting a special revelation
TO teach him the language OF the na-
tives and provide for his daily wants
After nine months In the far eoun-
try he has written his friends for
money TO come home to begin life over
again He learned some sense, but the
price was high--Fron Charity and
ChfIdren-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
NV cus Out Ka<~isax.

p.kin.-Prp-ateue Rao~xsir's rsply N
the eourunie1sigr from Pre- eAhnzr.
setting forth the crisis tAroagh .-s'ssa III
thrsu-. had passed. was ree~sx~'i =
American Ie.yrtian here NansiAy. lH.t Dr.
Ever~d to the furvign hnarL The <rzast
council already has undertakes essSas-
-ratisn OF reform in 4asssunz st ra'Ers
procedure. Il already has d-ess~-et sAe
proposal 10 abolish knsssinw IN the pres
euee Of the emperor HIgh sffirHals are
to st when speaking with his majesty.
wkfl- -ubor,sinases are To rsnzzin stand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

Louisville. ky.--Dsehsfve action by the
snplowes Of the 8Ieiwood Dfstillsry
Company saved sne Of the biggest dis
tiIi,.rs.s IN ths wsriI frum destruction
by fire Frshay afternoon As IL was.
fire Destroyed the cattle pens. entailing
n bss Of s.D.0o0 Several employees
we're injured whils trying to close the
wiastoxs ef ths warehouses, xhieh were
On fire several times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
AEW Things tebe thankful for

Thanksgiving does not depend or a
special day. any and all times are sea
souable
Thanksgiving makes a crust sweet:
the want Of II. a turkey bitter.
Thanksgiving begets more favvrs for
which to be thankful
For life ant love and hsAlrh and pelf.
For Just the chance to BE- myself
For books and food and elothes to wear.
For woman's power to do ard dare.
For and moon. foe land and sea.
For what nov is and what's to be.
For everything that comes my way.
I'm thankful on Thanksgiving Day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

I. is eminentIy proper that there
should be cultivation OF the spirit OF
thanksgiving IN every home. The
home should be considered the frss OF
all American institutions. In it ara
reared the future useful men and faith
flI women Of this nation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

.ASkSGTVTNG - one Y
our highest and hulisst
duties. There are IN n.
Scriptures murs eum-
mansfs AMI calls 20 praise
than 10 prayer rst ts~
aufies ars mure freITlsnt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

Tourist arrivals in japan show .
large falling Oh each month this year
compared with last year. except in
visitors from Russia. owing to the
growing use Of the Siberian railway
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

The vision is passed Under the re.
vtvffying power of God Ezekiel has
seen the dead. dry bones resurrscted
into living. breathing creatures, and
then he hears God speak. SAYING
son ot man. these bones are the
whole house Of Israel Thsrsfors
proohszy and say unto them. Thus
sairh the Lord Cod Behold o my pse-
pie. will epeH your graves. aud
cailse you 20 come NJ oaf OF your
graves. and bring you into the land Of
Israel And ye shall know that
am the Lord
The prophet bowed low his head. as
he remembered his doubt and dis
courageu@ut Of but n short tine Be-
fore. and then as the Joy Of the new
hope burst in upon his heart hs
cried.
Yea and though cannot see how
or understand IL. X shall surely eous
10 pass. for God hath spoker
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

The Dixie Lyceul bureau o, Coluu,-
bus ANNOUNCE that they have secured a
eoo'rae< With William jennings Bryan
for lecture tour Of the South The
Dixie people also annou1ce having Sc
cured cuusracss with ex-Gov- James x
Narcans1 and Seuasor-elect John
SHARP Williams for lecture tours
through the South.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

Charles Abby, boieruaxsr, While
"a . spree =; Jsekson- iogghs police
zar and The i1iler 10 = ssardssiIl, and
ses frs 20 the AL. al IN the space Of
half A hour.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

A revival o. the Old days ot f9dli1g.
- distinguished from the later days OF
playing the violin. is anOcg the PRO
gressivs things being attempted With
some success IN some Of the southern
counties OF Mississippi. and as = s.i1a-
lus ftdling matches are being arranged.
With prizes Foe the bes, 6ddler. The
latest Of these matches has iass been
arranged a. Collins. where i premium
has been offered 10 The best fiddler
vho plays BY ear or note. and . secocd
prize 10 the most cu1ic 6ttler.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

Acting upou the request OF the con-
uirtee, Gov Noel has appointed long
Iisz Of representative business men -
1eleSases TO the Southern Commercial
Congress, which Is 20 meet ~ Wash
fuxrnu D-..- : And
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26
.ississippi
Aews

Z Secretary G. W. Russell, Of the Ms
s'sstppi division Of the Farmers UuSsn.
b sending cut formal notices to "a. a.
and county unious tia; regular eleS-
siocs Tor oeicers must BE held during
fne noo<h of Deeember, and n the
s.ne meetings delegates will oe chosen
TO tie state convention. To Dc h,sld ou
Jan IL The place foe the state gath
ering has not been named, but il Is
more than likely that it viii he held in
Jackson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

The Protestant ministers Of Ccign-
bus held Union Thanksgiving services
The inmates Of the Pslusr Orpha1axe
we're given their usual Thanksgiving
dinner and the CziEs6 ChariEiss asso-
ciztion Distributed turkeys and other
edihles arocg the pcoC-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

While the people Of Columbus have
decided 10 discontinue their EAs. Mis-
slssippi and West Alabama fair enssr-
prise, and dispose of their real estate
and Improvements. it Is OF interest," 20
ncse that Nasehsz, Holly Springs. Hat
tiesbu-x. COrinsh and some other toxrs
are axita,tns the question Of establish
ing sucn enterprises
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

IrSiara will dedicate her monument
In the Military PARK ~ VIcksburg Dec
:. Gov Hanly. members Of the state
nouuuens commission and many other
Irdianiaus will cuGe down Indiana
will have sixteen monuments for TWEEN
ry-eight cuunands and tfty-snres
markers In The park-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

Gov NOel has a1poiaEest Capt J. L
Collins. Of C0.esviZle. a1d J. " Aven.
Of ShanrDc. As tpprahsers 20 Assist Sg-
perin,snfenr NeylAn5 IN tie prepara-
tioc OF the Annual inventory Of the
state ueniteasiary property 20 De pre-
pared and fled on the srss Of January
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

The Methodist orphanaEe a. Jackson
received Contribution Of $500 from
Hon W. NJ LanpsOo. Of Magnolis. IS
. Thanksgiving Offering. As result
Of sac Work Day program the or
ph.hage secured during the mouth Of
October about $500, which will be
used in making needed repairs and in
provenents At the Institution The en-
roiluens has reached the 1T mark AMI
no more children can be taken a. pres
ent because o; the lack Of room
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-11-26

The controversy over the erection 0f
. rev courthouse ~ Decatur. eru1ty
seas Of Nexsoc county, has reached the
lisixaEior stage, Ceanesllcr NeSasxill
having iss1et temporary i-la1cticn
restraining the sheriff from collecting
the special levy ordered BY the board
Of supsrvisors-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-16
FOR SALE

s1250-Six-room 2-story dwelling on 24th street, south; all Improvements; easy terms.
 $3750-A new 7-room cottage with all modern Improvements, in best part of West End; large lot. A bargain; $1500 cash, balance easy.
 $55O0--An S-room modern brick residence on South Highlands; furnace heat; all conveniences; s1500 cash, balance easy. $3750-A 2-story house; new; never been occupied; 6 rooms and reception hall; all modern; block car line, West End 1; 5000 cash, balance like rent. $375O-Splendid 7-room 2-story residence, on car line, Fountain Heights; $500 cash, balance easy.
 $2S5O-New broom house in best part of Woodlawn large lot; all conveniences; "a nice home;" terms easy. $30O-A 7-room 2-story dwelling; sanitary; electrA lights; city water; on beautiful lot, 1tJx200, in West End. Terms, $700 cash. balance $500 per annum. s28OO-Brand new 2-story house, 8 rooms, in best part West End; lot 50x145; all conveniences; $500. balance s25 per month.
 If you are looking for lot to build on or for an investment, we have them and the choicest in the district. If you want one or more. call on us.
 JOHN B. BETHEA. Bell 3sS 461 Hood Bldg.