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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
DISEASES OF EYE
VIII Be Discussed by County Medical
socety Tonight

The third Of the present months
meetings of the FTarrlson County
Medical society's post graduate
school VIII be held IN the society's
room. No, $40, Empire building, to-
night, beginning at s o'clock, and the
following program will be ! carried
out:
suppurative and Non-Suppurative
GSeraE itis-Dr. C. L. Howell.
Disease OF Irls-Dr. n. NJ. Hood.
The Eye During and .Abter-the TX
anthenlat DIR. g, W. Halterman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
aoING 40 oUnA

Col. ana Mrs. Thomas T. Wallis
will leave tonight for Hefradurs,
Cuba, to spend tho winter months.
They hopo the change of climnte
may prove beneficial 20 Col. Wallis's
health. which has NOT besnt good for
several weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
JAILED FOR GRAND JURY

Grover Chancellor. alias IIender-
son, who was arrested on the charge
of stealing $40 from II. N. Nanscoy.
n FIemlngton farmer was given a
hearing by Justice George II. Gordon
wednesdpv evening ana held for a"t-
ION of the next grand Jury Under
bond of $500. she could not fur
nish tho bond and was remanded to
Jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
DIAIR HELD FOR GRAND jury

Matthew Blair, the young man
who g charged with Stealing $50
from 8. 2. Way, a pipe line saueer. OF
Center Point, Doddridge county: in
the Diamond saluoh a day or 80 ago.
was held for the action OF the next
grand jury by Justice Gordon T7lgif,s-
day morning at the conelubIens OF q
hearing. In default of the bond he
was sent to aail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
JUNCTION HOTEL
WIN be Opened BY afr. SAD, q
Man From Folsonly

q. Cad, former proprfstor tn
Robinson hotel at Folsom. has
the Junction hotel here, and NJ
pairing to open It Monday mex
Is having It thoroughly and mo m
equipped ana win conduet
class hosiery as he Is an eszn et enc
ana clever hotel man. The Jtnesiot
under his mana ement VIE aqqhts
less prove a popular hotel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
Dies oF LooIz.ga.El.-..

Clarence Clark g yctn 8 eQi1fe
man who vas employed ~
Moore, died ii . local hsopIsl
Thursday morning OF lock-ja
was about % years old,
home BrryvfileI
his relatives reside.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
wAsIrING TILE STREETS

Street superintendent John Ward
has force of men washing the
paved streets of the city. This Is
the first bath since the drouth set In
several months ago. There Is plenty
of water IN tho dam now ana the
river IS rising.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
nonY rAlsaN 20 vIRoINIA

The body Of Henry Martin. color
cd. who died at hts home in Glen
Isik 30 T,ieselay night-of cirrlosi5
4 ft14e iIver. was taken on the way
"a oanvine. va. his former homo,
dn6saay night Tsae funeta9 and
ai III take place there, Mr..
Ntas q tricK laser.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
WILL GO 10 AsxnuaI

Dora Kelly, OF Lynch's Mines
who was ndjudgcd insane by Justice
Gordon "Wednesday, has been accept
Cd as a patient by tho weston asy-
lurn authorities and Constable G. t.
4g0rd viii take her TO that Institution
this evening"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
mr.. STOUT Ill

Abner s. Stout. an aged resident
OF simpson district. this county IS
critically i'll at hs home from dis
cases incident to OLD age. He Is 81
years old
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
TAFT TO REST
Starts for Augusta, Ca, tc
Spend the Next Two
Months.

NEW YORK. Dec. 17-Presldent-
elect William n. Tart left here this
morning for Washington and Angus
ia, Ga, where he will rest before sa-
suming the duties OF chief execu-
tive.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
i 59ER is
BE CITED is
- $3.50
OF the Republic of Haiti by
the Congress Of the
Country
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE
Man Thus IGNORED is Gener-
al Antoine Simon of
the Revolution.
UNANIMOUS VOTE

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti, Dec. ~
--Generan Antoine simon, leader of
the last revolution in Hatti. was to-
day nnanfmousIy elected president Of
the republic By the Ha4tien congress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
FATanIIY HUNT N NVREcII.

PIQUA, o., Dec. III Conductor
Mack and Brakeman Dyke received
probably fatal injuries IN q freight
grecs ct Anne sstRtiol1 "a moFnin
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17
SQUIRE pAvm,s FUNERA1.

The funeral of James Nicholas
David, who died Wednesday at his
home at $3.50 South second street. will
take place Friday afternoon at .
o'clock, with services at the late
residence, led by the Rev. II. t. Nc
cleIIand. pastor of tho First Presby-
terian church, and burial in ythe,1.
o. %. r. cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-17

gaE. Il Atesrvfey OF IIaTrisvIlles spent
yvedp cay asght n ths eity
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
Wallace Gets Setback.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 16-
The crusade for enforcement OF the
Sunday laws, Instituted by Judge
W. Il. Wallace, OF the Kansas City
Criminal Court, received q setback
by decision handed down from the
Supreme Court, holding that the law
enacted by the last Legislature Great
ing the Second Division OF the Jack.
son County Criminal Court Is consti.
tutional and legal, and that, there
fore, Judge Wallace must certify
cases to that division on changes Of
venue.
This was the contention OF thu
theater people whom Judge Wallact
caused to be indicted on charges o
violation Of the laws by working OF
Sunday. Judge Wallace maintained
that the law was unconstitutional
and called on Judge Fort, OF Stod
dard county, to try cases.
The Supreme Court Issued writ o
prohibition, and made 1t permanent
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
Entered at the postofice of Butler, NO., a
Q econd-class mall matter.

The late John n. Edwards used to
say that a writer's style was bis
trademark. Ii was not necessary
for q credit 80 recognize one OF Ed.
wards editorials. The same Is true
OF any writer or speaker, who has
gained distinction In his field bis
style is readily recognized, or should
be, by those familiar with it. If a
man has been before she people In an
official capacity for quarter OF
century and has gained the reputa
ton for biting sarcasm and irony
both In his speakings and writings
he can hardly hide his Identity be
hind q scurrilous, but would be face
tious attempt upon another candi
date, even II the article had beef
published In paper other than BIZ
own.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
The Huntsville Herald thus sur

The Huntsville Herald thus sums
up the charlottesville you are
talking state politics, remember that
the Republicans in the campaign OF
1904 and previous, charged that the
Democrats had "looted" the state
school fund to the tune OF I'll ,000,.
900 and that they would show the
people the "hole". through which
that sum was "looted" when they
got In power. Republican state Of.
ficials have had full control OF ell the
state books for over three years and
not q discrepancy Of one cent have
they found In a Democratic record oil
IS years. That looks good to Dem
ocrsts and proves their iaithiulnese
and honesty and looks bad for Re
publican charges.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
Our Subscribers.

Another big batch Of new subscrib.
ers and renewals since last week. In
the county: ]. L. Mosier, Miss Mile
Cole, A. T. Keen, j. W. Norman, D.
A. Zwahlen, R. C. Darr, NicklStrobel,
A. E. Hall, new, Mrs. Lydia Gut
ridge, Charley Lee, j. Q. A. Cope,
Chss. 8. Ewin, Jesse Mccormack, A.
NJ. Cummins, T. W. Oldham, A. G.
Deems, P. q. Holcomb, W. N. West.
over, Julius Heekadon, L. Il. Evil.
sizer, Friend Carpenter, James Ste.
phenson, Mrs. Caroline Crooks, A. J.
Erhart, Henry EIler, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wimsatt, William Wheatley, Charley
Fix, Wesley Badgett, Ben Johnson
Mrs. 8. A. Gill, T. A. Crabtree, Judge
Sam West, W. ]. Bard, Mrs. Levi,
Webb, c. D. Jones, new, q. 0. Marcy
George Price, ]. E. Smith, Johr
Daniel, b. E. Bright, B. Blackman
]. c. Clark, Henry Bradley, Chas. E.
West, T. R. Staley.
Out Of county: George NJ. Canter.
bury, Kansas City; Mrs, Ernest Brad.
ford, new, Napton, Mo-; Mrs. SUI
Morris, new, ElDoredo Sprgs.; ]. q
Flesher, CARRIER, Okla; Rev j. W,
Stockton, Amity, Greg; g. L. Elmer
son, Silverton, COL; E C. Mudd, JET
ierson City; Miss May Bard, Repub
lie, Mo-; Dinsmore Saw Mill Co., Troy,
dIaho.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
CITY CONVENTIONS.
Two Tickets Named.

Three city conventions inside OF an
hour is sure going some. That is
what happened in Butler on last
Monday night.
The citizens mass convention was
held at 7:30 o'clock, presided over
by Dewitt c. Chastaine. The report
Of the committee was the same as
heretofore published and recommend
ed to the Democratic and Republi
-eaa conventions the names OF the
gentlemen mentioned in the report.
At S:15 o'clock pursuant to call,
the Democrats held their convention
In the court room and the Republi-
cans held their convention In the
Probate Office.
On motion DR.. T. C. Boulware was
elected chairman and B. F. Jeter
secretary OF the Democratic conven.
ton.
The motion to proceed with the
nomination Of q ticket prevailed, and
the following ticket was nominated
without opposition.
For Mayor, B. F. Moore.
For Marshal, no nomination.
For Collector, no nomination.
For Assessor, Chas. s. Ewin.
For Treasurer, Will Nix.
For Attorney, Carl j. Henry.
For Police Judge, E. B. Silvers.
For School Director, ]. A. Silvers.
The ward conventions we're then
held with the following result: Is,
W. alderman, q. M. Cannon; Com
mitteemsn, s. W. Davis. End W
alderman, W. D. Yates; Com Jas. R
Angle. Ord W. alderman, A. R
Keeser; Com. s. F. Warnock. All
W. alderman, Hamilton Herrell
Com John Moore.
OF the above nominees, ell on tn,
regular city ticket were recommend
ed by the citizens committee. OF tn,
Aldermen nominated, only DR.. Can
non, In the first ward, was recon
mended by the citizens meeting.
The Democrats thus have 9
straight ticket, and II IL bounder
upon every Democrat to vote tn
ticket.
The Republican convention nomi
mated the ticket in full a. recon
mended By the mass meeting, will
the exception that Arthur Duvall'l
name was substituted for that Of W
F. Duvsll for collector. The Tickle
10:
For Mayor, B. F. Moore.
For Marshal, g. P. Wyatt.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
SECOND TRACK PASSED.
Big Dredge Boat Taken Through
Grade on Interstate.

The big dredge boat, west OF N.Y.
hart, on the main ditch, owned by
Mr.. McGlnnis as sub.contractor for
Foohey & Sons, carried their boat
safely through the Missouri Pacific
grade on the Interstate branch, last
Thursday. The cut was made close
TO the rail road bridge, ever the
Marias des tygnes river. The train
from Butler passed over about nine
o'clock In the morning and In iS&
minutes afterwards the section men
had the rails and ties removed and
the big dredge had begun cutting It's
way through the grade. They work.
ed steadily, the shovel carrying two
yards OF earth each time. They had
prepared a pool south Of the track
toget the boat quickly out Of the way
OF the railroad force as soon as the
cut was made, but unfortunately
there was not quite enough water to
float the boat, which caused some
delay. But the rsilroad had q biz
pile driver on each side Of the cut
and the work Of driving the piles,
placing the timber and laying the
track was rushed to completion by
ten O'Clock that evening. 1t was q
tremendous Undertaking and both
the railroad and dredge men are we'll
satisfied over the result.
The editor Of The TINES, who was
present, was placed under special
obligations by Mr.. McGinnis and Mr..
Foohey for courtesies.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19

and Bates county likewise Is great
and growing subdivision of the state.
1t Is impossible to anticipate the
needs OF the people, and the demands
are growing larger all the time.
What ia the remedy? 1t lies largely
with the assessors and the collectors
OF the revenue. More and closer col
lections should be made. Rich Hill
Review.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
Advocates the DraQ.

My DEAR Mr. EDIToR:-The new
road law which went into effect the
first OF last January is now on trial,
and we hope to see II put inte effect
80 that q marked improvement In
our system Of road work will be
shown at the end OF the year. The
State Board OF Agriculture has dem.
onstrated the effectiveness and cheap
ness OF the road drag In practically
every county in the state. Through
your paper, l wish to call attention
to the farmers and particularly to
the overseers, Of provision In the
new law for maintaining the roads
with the drag. Section IA, page
403, Laws 1907, provides that thu
overseer may contract with the farm
era living along the road for drag
ging the road whenever 1t is neces
sary. Now, II the farmers will CO
operate with the overseers In carrying
this provision into effect, and th'
overseers will contract with the farm
ers Tor dragging the road for so mucl
per hour or so much per mile, We vii
see marked difference In the condi
tion OF our roads In q short time
This will not require the expenditure
Of any more money than has beef
made In the past but viii use tn
money in such way as to bring bet
ter results. The plan Of voluntar,
dragging has been success In som
neighborhoods, but men soon be
come tired Of doing what they con
slider more than their share Of roa,
work and the dragging is neglected
but under this provision Of the Ia,
the farmer agrees to do the work 70
9 stipulated price per hour and q
the same time be IL getting the bene
nt Of an improved road along th
side Of bis farm, and for this rsasol
will take mob interest In tho vorI
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
Pie Supper.

There will be held at Miami Center
school house on the evening Of March
%, 1908. . brief entertainment fol.
lowed BY Q pie supper. Everybody
come. Every lady bring 9 pie. Pro.
cseds to be used for school supplies.
ALvENA MADDY, Teacher.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
Spratt May Succeed Evans.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 16.-A
boom has been started for Mayor
W. E. Spratt, Of st. Joseph, for the
Craftsmanship OF the Democratic
state committee to succeed Judge
W. N. Evans. Il is stated that while
Mayor Spratt Is not seeking the
honor, yet he would accept 1t In the
event Of no contest being made.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19

Missouri's funds are said to be In.
adequate to meet appropriations
made BY the last Legislature and to
deiray the natural expenses Of state
government. The same IL true Of
Bates county. The trouble IL Mis-
souh q . great and growing stats,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19

and will feel under obligations to do
the work at the proper time.
| trust the Country Press will IN
animously support this movement to
have every mile OF dirt road in the
county maintained with the drag.
This may be done now with the pres.
ent funds and will lead to more per.
manent improvement when the funds
are available. Yours truly,
GEO. B. ELLIS.
Secretary State Board Agriculture.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19

The local Baptist church organize.
tion is planning for q celebration Of
their 4th anniversary the fifth Sun.
day Of this month. A great many
Of the churches surrounding us have
been invited, and some noted preach.
era will be In attendance. The meet.
Ing will commence Friday, March ~,
and willcontinue up 10 Sunday night.
Amsterdam Enterprise.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
Team to Trade.

Heavy farm team. to trade for
light driving team. See
IL 3t' HARvE JOHNSON.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-19
For Collector, Arthur Duvall.
For Assessor, Chas. S Ewin.
For Treasurer, VIII Nix.

fOr AI5Orney, CarI j. Henry.
For Police Judge, E. B. Silvers.
For School Director, NJ F Kinney.
For Aldermen, LIST W., II. NJ. Can
non; End w., D. K. Walker; 3rd w.,
F. Il. Crowell; 4th W., Friend Car
penter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-13
WHY IT SUCCEEDS.

Iis--us 50 s. ftr on- Tisira. Only ami
Ni-,i>,irpi i-,"Pi" Appreciate Eii.~
Nothing can .oed tor everything
Doing one thing we'll oriaEs success
Dpan's Kidney Pills do one tnia.
only.
They cure sick kidneys.
They cure bacsgcAy, every kidney
ill.,
J.. .. Adams, corner slth avenue
ard ajn street. Neriiitn. Miss SAYS
II used Deans kidney Pius tor sla-
aeF ana bladder t-oBbl-. B.f1te
using ,Hsm bal been unse- tie cas-
= a physician. L- dii o. seem ~
uu- .tl7i ny ease ard te anne
worse under his treatment. Ttuailr
gave W. bis treatment ara clmune,4c
"a G4Ing Dlan's kiiG~r Pills wal. b
been D. Ehly recommended u sue. To-
q short time tue Inflammation al ir-
s.tatIlt bad disappeared aui I vas as
---r before iu ms lie I4ry ee-ine.
20 las" = heating, EFT. ~ upon TIE xiii
ues and bladder. givil. me- ease al
most Immediately. q ans kinney
PAS cure ne aa5 al g.ad - AID
ry testimony d. their f4v.rt, tie
Ha1y others w1O also testify H. ihe.I
-rel, ~ Ue.
iorts ny ali dealers Price 50 :.
Fa-t-r-3ii1url 90. B.I4tu. See.
York. ~,is agents -or tae Cu.Jrd
states
Remember TIE nae -poaa's-aul
lake un ota1r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-13
University Notes.

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the cE.,si ~. 5.,. 80. -. - 81. - =
; 80 '- - :. = - - -'-' ''"7 en-
D- .s,i, 80 =. t..:t-,.
s,n s.ra s.., - '' '-' 81
D M 49, ..''
mis- recent illness
Nr. .I.bn N..C.-.-ls --f -
ir,.,O..i B.,r.,, 80. -
wee on th. c..r,n,,- r,-. go.
NJ -,--l.rf -. =. -
lev a lev, davs ...- -.
Nr. frr.rt Sr,i,b $3.50 e,,,,-.
law ana Slr.,,y MI. ms ~ -.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-13
VT. Z:oa Notes.

Rev. 4. A. Martin and family
are pending a few days in our
midst this week.
Mrs. Steve Galloway ard Miss
Daisy McLarty visited relatives
iu oxford last week.
Nh. VIII Newell has recently
sold Ills farm to Mr. Guy McLarty
end gone TO try his fortune in
Oklahoma. While We regret to
lose Mr.. Newell and his family
we also extend n hearty welcome
10 Mr.. and Mrs. McLarty.
Mis-. F0uut Galloway and chill
lren. 81 Oxford. spent Saturday
and Sunday here.
Tho cottage prayer meeting VIII
meet this week w,th Mrs. g. II.
Evans.
Our Sunday school is doing
good work and is well attended
The boys are planning an old
time rabbit huat for tsis week
We predic; for them q Jolly g1ol
tine ami plenty OF game.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-13

Notice Sale Of keel ~ d Personal
Prop r.y.

Pursuant 10 the provisions Of a Deed
ot Trust - me, executed IS trustee
% Matthew Pears N AMI his wife,
Kate Pear on, and Milton Pearson 10
-eCU-a certain indebtedness therein
mentioned. which u recorded in Book
"H 81. B." pace 3i9 IN the Chancrry
clerks o Zee Of the ouuty of la
Eaye.te and the State of Mississippi.
SD. az the request q the neu' fi"ary
.u s.il Deed OF Trust proceed 20 sell
igr cash 30 the highest bidder. with
% lawful hours, N front oi the south
Door ,t the court House in Oxford.
3ti-s.. On the
IN day OF February, 1905,
the following described property.
lying and n-ing ia the County % la
tly-tte. ard the state of INSISTS -ippi.
to-Wi.: The Southeast quarter oi
S c,iau = To vnshi19 Q. Range =. Vest
,1crpt - acres squar In the North
west corner 81 sand quarter.
4 ,-o .h, North West fraction 4 the
northwest quarter of Section d,
Township .. Range I, west. contain
irE - acres more or less. and contain
ing il all go acres more or less.
Also one bay ,aare. also one gray
MARI, one wagon and harness COM
yist- - bushes 90 corn more or les-
me titls 50 The ABOVE pr perry ].
believed 70 BE- g5od. bat viii convey
I % ~ such tiile - Is veste in me a.
trustee
WItusss ry signature this the , RI
. cay oi January, 1905.
b s. -. >roSE. Trustee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-13
TRUSTEES SAL.


.rt-r ~ A.sssf s-tPqI,
LarANc-ts County
by -Jue % the pow - vested in ne
ans-r aud by tle terms uf a certain
t-.td made rs ! T.. an ". 2. romin-
saa. ou tlr s,h dly ol February, 1897,
ari Vni-I - ct record IA Deed Book
--NI." on pages 50 and 20, VI the re-
cerd> - deeds ct Lafayette County.
Mis-s~> ppl. ~ ONf lrd. y ississippi. to
>-cIre ga Ild-J-sdns-s therein men
riouro t1 Wilkinson ( carroll Cotton
Company. a corporation organized
Cud-- ia-- laws ui ths state OF Ten
uessea, Ue.auiJ having been made in
tle lule -seuuess occurred. and all of
>al' debt beng past due and pas able.
I Will, as trustee ~ sand deed OF trust.
sell NJ tAe south court house door. ut
Lafayette Coluiy, Mississippi, Ut
oxford. Hiss, WitnIn legal hours, on
I Fr.iay. February, 2sgh, \. d., 1905,
t e following described lanJs, l. ug
.-4d being sltualed ia said Lafayette
I ~1uuty, tlssi=sIppi.
/ IEe uEGIvirsl Oue-ihird interes,
! iaherit-d at J p romii4son from hi.
deceased .-tl--. J. y fomlns1n. in
ana Il -hs Eurth half OF Section Is.
| Township =, lslace O., West, al.d IA.
Nus-a-'l-t Glart-f % Section 20
Township =. tang 1. Wat. aui al,
'-.lt part 81 Section -. Township ;
.lg-s 4, cs, lying 5 ,utl o; III,
oxford ..uj F1n,la rOtl, ABOUT IL.
acres. al og salt .anI was hrre;,.
;'r-- <losn as tle y Il Phipps place
All Is LuS l;u1Wn IS tie fo-n!Ius.-
| plvc-. < sad sill AM convey u trus
zee ia sad deed o. trust only.
Nitress my signature. this the itI
day u February, \ o.. 1905.
j. L. is fLslS. Trustee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-02-13
JEgKEEs.

Tic word is so lull ot shirkers
.lat thu jeracr has come in for
rs little condemnation. set nc
prevails in every Department *
activity. DE starts t. SCHOOL and
fora tim" makes q strong pull
tlr an oiu alton. Thea Ire
tired feeling or some other
luxury ovcrcomes lin and n.
occupies thu stool Of do-nothing
until forced into activity.
The jsrser in the business
world makes similar attempts Co
gain success. He begins work
s with great zeal and energy. bus
neither last beyond tie frs, dis
enlargement or conflict between
duty aad natural inclination
Like the ba,ay horse, the lcrker
cannot be- depended upon in
true pulling, when travelling q
rough road, and according % h!-
trlst-worthiness in such places
az employer values a worker.
The religious worker goes d,
church when it suits him or whsr
church going Is popular an,
3 makes "A star, az church work
Bat his activity saou subs.l..
iaio indifference. ami in darseJ
qarlaucc. lie bee. m,s . piai.
bench member. never t. be count.
ol 90 when needed.
TIE jerker is ~ turns strictly
honest er shadily careless. bu
; when once known i-n't t.-s.c
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