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Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10
GKEDIToRS NnricE

Notice - hereby given that an per
sons haVIng claims against The estate
OF j. X Biaad, deceased, are reaatr-f
% PROBATE aud register the sari.- with
ths CierS OF the Chsnc-ry our, .,i
LaSayetie County, sissi9pi, althiu
on wear IRON cate. A failure TO pro-
oate and rsErst r such claims within
ne year from the dats. Of this n,,t,..-
VIII forever bar such claims. L.tt-r.
wrr- granted the undersigned Nov
., 1915.
MRS. ADDlE l. BLAND,
Aa'hinistsai0s with The Wii. .Ann.xe
NoTiCE-sALe D. RssL PROPERTY.
Pursuant to the provisions OF a Deed
81 Trust 10 NE. executed a. Trusf.,.
- ". u Gammop and G.. 4. Gam
mtu. h!- wife, to secure certain in
soiedneSs taereia mentioned, which
= recorded 10 Book s-Cm pay.. lis OF
the record OF deeds OF Yaiobasba
oanty AZ Water Valley, Miss. and
Also r~corded on page ~ Of Record
b.iok II u Ia tue Cnancery Clerks
9iiee OF the County IT i.aFaystte and
tnr state OF Mississippi. / will az tn.
reqaest OF the beneficiary ir said Deed
II trust Proceed To sell tor cash. 10
tae highest bidder, within lawful
a9drs ON the Premises. about two
niii-s \ orth west of Water Valley AT
y O'CLOCK, noon, on the
9th DAY or JANUARY, 1903.
the following described property. w.
ins and being in the couati-s of La
raytite anG 1aiobusha, and the Stat
81 Mississippi. tJ-wit:
. acre On The South side of South
vest quarter OF Section 10, l2O aces
On the sOltn side Of the South
Z quarter q: Section 10. acres on tn.
sa1tn side OF the South west quarter
OF he S1uih-wes. quarter OF section
~ Also th= North halt of the North
east quarter of Section 80 aad the
Nostn west quarter OF the North-w wss,
quarter of >sstion 20, aud 10 a eres o.,
tae" vss side the Northeast quar-
Ter Ot the NOrsn-west quarter o. Sec.
sion ~ All in Townsnip 10. Rang,
+ =, West, containing b. estimate 2J9
3 acres. and being the land known as
tn- Cannon h1ms place, purchased
IRON Pitcher or Pate, and being stu
ated on the line between t.aEayetts
ana 1alobUsha Counties. sad land
viii De- soid ia subdivisions aud "a IN
offered as Whole, a. provided by .aw
IA sgcn cases
lhe title TO the above property j,
o-.i-ved 10 be good, but I w.li convey
oaiy such title as is vested in me a.
f TFt -tss.
Witness my signature this the Is
day OF December, 1898.
>. y. BERRYI4TrT rrustaa
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10
J .. kAXEY. Commissioner.
kIM14oSs x h MaSs, solicitors.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF .A>u
Nrs. ;. \. Gilmore. e. a.,
Exuarte. No gS1-

A.rs. = \. fillmore, e. a.
ExpaFte I Va. ssfT
b virtue of tue auth0rlsv vesssd in
me b. decree 0f TIE Clancsry Court
rendered ~ tA- Nov n,ssr =, IN. 100.
! viii as Commissioner. IA.
FI.sSr MONDAY. vaE an DAY
or JASJ4kY.1s9,
at the South door Of tie court house
n oxford. 1iissi--ippi, within lawful
hours, sell for division Of the pro-
eselis among the heirs. Tor Cash, 10
tue highest bidder, ia legai sab1iv-
si1ns, tie following lands, co. wit:
Tie North na I % the North half Of
tn- so0tn east quarter OF Section
Fourteen. Township Nine, Range One
West, containing Forty acres more or
less, ana located - Lafayette County.
Mississippi, and generally known as
the ohsries W. Gilmore old home
stead place.
I8e report Of said sale will come on
Tor continuation before the CaanceI-
lor l. I. biount in vacation at his of
ice Hsate- Valley, Mss, On Saturday,
Jan. sth, 1903.
v itasss my signature this Dec. ist,
". u. Woodward.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10
Unclaimed Letters.

List of unclaimed mail matter lei
II the Oxford. Miss, Post Once :
the week ending saturtsv. osc. 81.
l Bryton, Miss LiIi's1.
Bradford. Mrs. II linda.
. Currotr-rs. Mrs E..en.
l D.lan, ). J.
Dickens. Mrs. I.
u douise, Miss NarAy.
. Haynes, :. Edge :.
: Harris. Miss Mar.
. Hgds, W. Il:
10 i;unt, ZidIe.
ii Harris, Ionic.
/! Jenkins, J.
l." Jones. AIRS. Sarcis.
"a keasal, \ n.
Is Metlroy, r
Id Morgan, Hrs j. c. cd
j. McEwen, ArchesteF.
Is McEwsn, Olent1u-
10 Poteet, ~. y.
- Rogers. Yin, colorei.
Il Solonan Felix.
p .Sixon, + N.
23 strong, Arthe-.
"a Smither. VIII.
% Smith, Jessie.
- fOwrson, Miss Nellie.
z3 Ecmau, AIRS. EfaIner.
= rallsy, L. g.
- Milbourn, ". r.
30 Wilson, = NJ.
81 Young, DIR. J. ".
4" hen calnng tor the above pleas,
give No. VI letter and date advertised
:. NJ HowRy. p. NJ.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

IL We could talk TO You pu-sonail,
aooat tae great r.-Eii ~ Fol-.'s
Honey and Tar, Tor coughs, colds md
lung trouble, you never could :,s ia
dueed to experiment with unxn,sn
preparations tAlt mag cBatsIa -om-
harmful erugs. Fol-y's Honey aud
ar costs YOU no more aui isa- r-
cord of forty years OF cures. Foo ale
BY McGonIgili & l.i.tIeiaaE.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

ADoni yourseif ..-,irn you'r- crir
pied in rii, ~mstisa, ur stia ipint-
% eOG-a.. 1--we t-istl luts uf ;h,nes
ana tGeN faiivj. Try Bai.aci's snoW
Liniment il alll Calse AVA .eh-
pains and Stiffness =asi leaya YOU as
weil as you ever were. For s..ie by
A Ii. keni--l.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

0ur wb 80 family hsl- ni,y-i goosi
health sln use b-gaa using d. king'-
Srw Lite Sill-. thr-- years ago saw
!. \ Bartle;, ~ Rural .uute. |, Ggil-
t0rn. Maine They cieas- ana tone
Tue system IN gentle way that doe-
you goOd. =jc at a Il hendei'- dru.
stors.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

Mrs. Ada l.. Groom. the widely
known proprietor OF the Groom Hotel
of Vaughn, Miss-. says: For several
months suffered with q severe cough
and consumption seemed to have IL
grip on me, when a friend recor,
mended DR.. Kings New Discovery
! began taking it, aud three bottles
affected q complete cure" The fame
OF che life saving cough and cold
remedy. and lung and tnroat healer 4
world wide. Sold at A. II. KendoI's
drpg store. See and ". Trial bottles
irsss
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

THE New York World has won
high esteem for the manly man
ner in which it has, after full in
Testigation, repudiated the kaiser
Interview which appeared in its
own columns.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

The president seems 20 have
overlooked the fact that that
treaty with japan has got to be
ratified by the Senate but the
grave and reverend gentlemen
are reminding him of it.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

4 farmer on ..srs., Route No. :. EN-
pirr, t'a W ift.'t b. n-ns- say:
Buck! n .Arnsss- cured ths
swp Tou- sores ever 49,. o4- On
my hama AMI on M i~g ~ $orta
more iha1 IL weigh; 10 golG. / x.,,.,d
not be- si'huu; if = I bad 10 mortgage
the farn q gri IT." Only &c at 4
N. h krnhel- nr.l~ y NJ
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

THE director of the census has
chosen a very ir,pportu7e
time for getting himself mixed up
in a tariff scandal.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10
A Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends
who came to our rescue during
the fire, and have been so.kind 10
Us since.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Rayburn.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10
sEn HEART vssnnoxKx

Because her complexion was bad
md she could find nothing to clear il
np. LADIES' bad complexion is
caused by an inactive liver. An in
activa iye- viii be put in perfect con
dlticn by taking Billiards. He.bjue.
The unecrfaIled liver regulator. For
49, bysA, II Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

HoBsoN must have a brilliant
Imagination if he heard anything
drop the Cay after he called the
president down.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

Gov. HuGHEs suggests eight
years for Taft. Eight years is a
long time to keep a good man like
Hughes saving wood.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

TIE Baltimore Sun says "the
tariff is out Of place in the pull
pit" But that would give it an
opportunity to get even with its
Friends" if it didn't preach the
congregation 70 sleep.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10
Fer SAX or Rent

Six-room cottage near the Uni.
ve-slty, 1-acre lot, large garden.
good well. Apply to
W. C., BATrS.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

NOTICE Or LAND SALE

By virtue of a decree Of she Chan-
Gerry Court ot LIFs9 ettr ClGnfy. rem
d~r~1 a. The November term IN tn
-ita day 81 Nvv. iabs. in the case ot
b o. klUry. 1uar4iaa Of Mrs Netti,
ones, b.. DO. Jones. e a., * part-. /
ss spcl .al con missioner. WllI On tn
ssth DAY DF DE Es.BER. lsos.
a. ths S4u-h c4art house door IT. the
town OF oxford, County OF Lafayette.
and withia ifgai 1oars. ID tn nisl,e-.
bidder for ea,n. lf=r for sal.. au4 -els
- rEh.lc ouicry tA= following real e.
tale. - Nit- \ iea-r1oll estate ia
t1- aosse aad 81 Snica = a part Of
tn and n-lpngiag u the Cniv-rsity
tract - oxford. lafayette C0antF,
Mlss9sslppt. q G-scriug1 a. a part of Lot
-. ;, according 10 ta- piaa. ia4t III
iute .ets uy t-r Executive pmmitts--
Ff TIE aH1r1 q Trustees ui -aia Uni
VerssfE, the exact m-fss ard bounds
VI zzll1 L4t No. Il wtElca th.~ rarexl
II lard : a part. beng gwen IN a
deed fEum tns Uule essity 0s Missls-
-ippl T. Mlt1n B-iz. aad alsO in a
deed irum sAii SGte To Sarah 4
UAE ad<un executed On tae lTth Of
OF iss.. and 0i record 10 deed book
'-o3 on page ifi aud - rn- part
SAID LIT 20 ; a~rein sought
~ - suid being the North vest fr..e
tim, aui iying n the Depot OF the
lii114s teEtr.I Railroad CumpanY-
and bounded a. ta.l89ss On tn. ssss
oy tns rigas of way II sl.d aAiiroad
COMPANY on t1- Easf oy that traction
OF -alu 20 1snrt o. Airs. C0lis. Plant.
on the North BY -oasu Depot street
and On to- south b shat part oi sas !.
!1t oNnsd by +. : l.saxell.
This Sov. 30. lg0-
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

Don't worry about the fate Of
the big stick. There viii be n few
paper bullets OF the brain j., his
annual message.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

" ATS the use Of hiring a.
actor u PLAY THE Devil" when
CHRISTMAS temptations are spres
around Us on every hand?
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

\ LONDON maa has trained a
lot of house d.es to do circus
tricks. We are glad to see the
light on nething new.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
JO0n W Do
VS.
Est tE~N.l

Ed Wood
BY virtue OF decree OF the Chant cry
Court of Lafayette County, MI sis-
sippi. rendered at the November Term
OF said court on Nov. Gath, 1908, | ~
commissioner in said cause, will on the
cath DAY OF DEC CEMBER, A d, 1905
proceed TO sell To the highest and best
bidder for cash. ut the south door of
the court house in the town ot OK
ford, La, ayetts county. Miss, Il.
I public outcry within lawful hours, the
I following real estate, to-wit: The
house and lot North OF and near the
town Of Oxford, Miss. ia said county
and State, and in Southwest quarter
of Section sixteen ti6), Tow nship
eight 80, Range 3, West. known as
the Arcn liuford old homestead, sold
bv +. r.. Temple, Trustee to NJ. p.
Bishop. containing six acres more or
less, and described in n Deed OF Trust
by Arch BuiOrd and Alice Buford as
shown on page 4si of Bo'k "R RI of
the keco6s ~ Deed of Trust of said
county, and also in deed from VI. z.
Bishop to Maggie Holmes. executrix,
on the nd day OF Feb, 1905.
4 he title to the above mention ed
property is supposed to be good. out
[ sell as commissioner only.
This Nov. 3Oth, 1905.
". VI. WOODWARD,
-
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

THE careless Mr.. Archbold has
at last remembered who il was he
loaned that seven million dollars
to, and why.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

Mr.. CRoKRR has had a private
eonfab with Murphey. but what
ne restrained himself from saying
would have been more interesting
than anything that could have
been published.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

LUCKY for the country that the
circus elephant that ran wild in
the streets Of New York didn't
cause a panic among the bulls
anu bears Of Wall street.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

\ WESTERN prize tighter -.
Killed in football game. Tn.
Is a warning to pri1 lighters 10
the harmless profession for which
they have qualified.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

THOMAS ". LAWSON is said to
have contributed thousand dol
lars to the campaign expenses of
Gov. Johnson, OF Minnesota
Nothing treazied about that.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

PERI 'ps Germany thinks il is
fortuna e FOR the country that the
emp ror~ cold will not permit
hi.n % talk above a wt.-,ar
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

\ MASSACHUSETTS woman, who
Is now 1O7 years old, has been
smoking since her tenth year.
What wonder she would have
been if her habits had been eood.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10
KlNNoSs x KmuoSs. solicitors.
NOTICE. OF LANp SALE

Bv virtue OF decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of Lafayette County
Mississippi, rendered At the Novem-
Der. Term. 1875, and on the 25th day
of Nov 1905. | as special commission
er in the case of Fraak Mckee VS.
Mrs. Sarah Lexis. at al, Will on
THURSDAY. THE cath DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1905,
offer for gale 9ud sell at public outcry
to the highest bidder for Cash at the
South court house door in Oxford,
Lafayette County, Mississippi, the
real estate in Oxford, said county aud
state, in Section 81, Township 5,
Range :, West. being the North vest
fraction of 10, nun ber five hundred
As designated on the plan of said town
ana bounded on the East by the VIII
Lewis homestead property, aud ,he
Methodist Parsonage property, on
the South by the property ot T. ).
LraveH, On The West by the l-as.-
ncld prope ~ OF Mrs. colie Plant.
. Univ versIty land) and on the North
" south Depot street, known a. the
!. VI. iOrE-rs II old HON mes,ead; also
the bause ana lot in said town count,
and STATE and II said $-ctiSu u.
township ;, Range 5, West. known a.
n South fraction OF L.; No. 81, ~
designated on the plan # said t1wl
md described by metes ana bounds
- follows. to-wit: Beginning ~ the
SDutn- east corner OF lot known as the
Laura fnomas lot and run thence
West west with south lin" thereof e.
street and thence with said street 20
.G- Northwest corner 5s lot furm-r-
y known ~ the Henry X Anierssn
.ot now 3wn-1 by Luriuds .a.iry anc
hence North with saii lot q la-g.
ravine or gully aud hence North xItn
same ~ tie point of hrginniag.
j. 70. EFuMoSs.
SPECIAL auim -sione=.
L rr-.sls-- 4, = r,r,f.s-s - ts....-
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT has a.
ready ordered his hunt baot~
for the South African
fhe King Of beasts isre4dy L, .ex-
tend bis neck.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

\ NEw NaRK -an bs- INST
shown that her sex
secret. She va married tw.
years ago, and has just ~
ledged it.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

steel trust intends to 81 4
II we on it. and with tha; end in
view has jusrpurchased a million
uo-i4rS worth Of locomotives.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

LET 'h- affair drip" aaas
fFanee says Il ~ kalsc- inter-
view Being dynamite. taafs-
ao3ss i7e lat tang should han-
pen.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

lAA NocNeleier Bible class :
So - oe ba..ly- in leed 1. f.ads.
s-oc 1e.ells- seems 10 have
zen i'-r-.s s-.1- ga -x-ars.1e.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

aA '1raaese lrsaiv cuarsa-
zee - 1gAinzt,ae ''yel.oE peril. -'
-. $40 - -cilS - -4a-antee -te
i-easy aeaars, o. United S,s,s. p
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

IEE shaa e P-ras "a eaare
81 n -lini abau- ~e.--
- airy coustsas.s-.-- l1e-a
= AF Cannon sal -,an...-- zs.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

4aE e-een ard davaSer 4asen
. Jay Rave q1Arr-lel over the
A1r--z- s,fl-- ar.iItis b..sn- re-r
ar-Tr r-.ate.V ealeiaF ~g4
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

The Oxford Eagle,
1fflcIal Organ Of Lafayette County.
NfRs. L. =. THoNPSON.P N.P-epris,e,
wiLrEp HGNNEpV. Manager.
iussealPTloN st.Co SER YEAR.
Advertising Rates On AppI,ea,iou
TELEPitoNE 40. los
The Paper Tor the People.
- - ------------------~-
THE careless Mr.. Archbold ha
at last remembered who it was he
loaned that seven million dollars
to, and why.
HoBsoN must have brilliant
Imagination if he heard anything
drop the Cay after he called the
president down.
THE director of the census has
chosen very ir1pportuae
time for getting himself mixed up
in tariff scandal.
DoN'T worry about the fate o;
the big stick. There Will be 4 few
paper bullets OF the brain i his
annual message.
GOV. HUGHEs suggests eight
wears for Taft. Eight years is a
la1s time to keep a good man ike
Hughes saving wood.
\ LONDON maa has trained a
lot of house flies to do circus
tricks. We are glad to see the
light on mething new.
W ATS the use Of hiring A.
actor u play THE Devil when
Christmas temptations are spres
around Us on every hand?
PERHlPs Germany thinks it is
fortuna e Tor the country that the
emp ror'~ cold will not permit
HIN 20 talk above a whisper.
as steel irust intends ,o sst 4
n 've on il. aai with ,ha; end in
view has justpurchase,i a million
dollars worth Of locomotives.
IAz NoeNeleiler Bible class :
So - oe 6a.!ly- in need o. t.ads.
\ r2S EocAe.eiis- seems to have
o'ea i-ra.s ~ ;i- experience
THE JaFaasse lra;y suar.n.
Tee - 1gAias',ae 'yel.oE peril. ''
0-t $40 - -ollE - cla-aatse -5e
'e4'y aea.rs, b. United Stsrs.s
IzF q-eea aaa aaua-er sassn
g. .ay have qsarrzl-l over the
A1rlzz- s.sl-- as.iItis 5...n- very
a1-7c P-.atesy ealeiaF vas
Tbs shaa e Pera, "a. -sar-.
81 h mind about ~~,r-
3asss airy coasasas.s..-. 55e
Is Nr Cannon st.lI -.an...-, pa,.
LIT 'h- affair drip" i.aas
FFaSre says II ~ ksise- in,er-
Fies- Being dynamite. tasfs
ab2ss i'e ia-l ting should sap-
pen.
\ NEw YoRx -ar IN. fa.,
shown that her sex
secret. She Wa married tu1
years ago. and has ju-t ~
ledged it.
president ROOSEVELT has a.
ready ordered his hunt bsot.
for the South African
ihe king Of beasts sre4dy tex
tend bis neck.
y WESTERN prize lighter
Killed in football game. Tn.
Is a warning to pril lighters 10
the harmless profession for which
they have qualified.
LUCKY for the country that the
circus elephant that ran wild in
the streets of New York didn't
cause a panic among the bulls
AMI bears Of Wall street.
THOMAS ". LAWSON is said 70
have contributed thousand dol
lars to the campaign expenses of
Gov. Johnson, OF Minnesota
Nothing treazied about that.
\ AMAssAcHUsETrs woman. who
+ now 1O7 years old, has been
smoking since Ear ta,+h 49,.
Oxford eagle., 1908-12-10

". II. Woodward.
coami-.inur
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
= AL VETERANS
,,O GRANT AGAINST
|AFTS RECENT CHARGE

Veterans. All three of these officers
held the rank of brigadier general in
the Confederate army and according
TO precedence in command, ranked in
the foregoing order.
Since the death of Gen. Lee there
are still living two officers who held
commissions as lieutenant generals in
the Confederate army. These are Gen.
Alex P. Stewart and Gen. Simon Boil
var Buckner, of Kentucky. Neither
Gen. Stewart nor Gen. Buckner have
been able to participate as actively in
the reunions and affairs of the United
Confederate Veterans as Gems. Ca
bell, Evans and Gordon and are not
regarded as possible candidates.
The United Confederate Choirs of
America, which was organized at
Richmond last year, began it's gen.
eral convention today. Mrs. ]. Griff
Edwards, of Portsmouth, Va, is the
present commander of the society.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
For a spralned Ankle.

AS usually treated, a sprained ankle
will disable the injured person for a
month or more, but by applying Cham
berlain's Liniment and observing the
directions with each bottle faithfully,
a cure may be effected in-many cases
in less than one weeks time. This
liniment is most remarkable prepare
ration. Try it for a sprain or bruise,
or when laid up with chronic or mus
cular rheumatism, and you are certain
to be delighted with the prompt re-
lief which it affords. For sale by Hays
& Field and Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
JUNE AGAIN,

ard June means a busy jewelry mark
ct. June weddings, June commence
ments and June social events.
These glorious opportunities are
into successful sales with the aid of
our SUPERIOR DIAMOND STOCK
and new goods in every branch of our
business.
Let us cinch the sales by you seeing
our unapproachable stock.
H. H. GRAHAM JEWELRY CO.
Front Street.
Look for the big clock. J9-3t.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
Hearst News Service.

ol new = sci VIZ
Birmingham. Ala. June 10.-ReAec-
lions on the character Of General
Grant, made by Secretary Taft in his
Memorial Day speech at Grants tomb,
New York, have put that presidential
aspirant ''in bad" with many Confed-
crate veterans. Untimely" and ill
advised are among he miIdest of the
characterization of Taft's speech by
leading members OF the United Con-
federate Veterans. who are in Bir
mingham today at The general en-
campment. Among a majority OF the
boys in gray there is great respect for
the memory of General Grant, and the
statements OF Secretary Taft do not
meet with the favor of the men who
SO often saw their victories turned
into defeats through the military
strategy Of the short calm, implacable
leader of he union armies.
Three men are being prominently
considered as the successor of the
late commander in chief of the United
Confederate Veterans, General Steph-
en- D. Lee.
These are Gen. W. L. Cabell. Of Dali
las, commanding the Mississippi
department Of the United Confederate
Veterans, and since the death of Gen.
Lee, the lieutenant general command
ing the organization: Gen. Clement L.
Evans, of Atlanta. commanding the
army of the department of Tennessee,
and Gen. George w. Gordon, of Ten
nessee, commanding the Tennessee
division of the United Confederate
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
DOING Chores.

To dig ones own potatoes, to
shock ones own corn, to pick ones
own apples, to pie ones own squashes
at ones own baral 1t is like filing
ones system with an antitoxin before
going into feyer-plagued country.
One is immune to winter after this.
provided he stays to bake his apples
in his own wood fire. One works him
self into a glow with all his digging,
and picking and pjling that lasts until
warm weather comes again; and along
with this harvest glow comes stealing
over him the afterharyest peace It
is the serenity of Indian summer, the
mood OF the after-harvest season,
upop shiT1 and his fields
pre- Sharp. in
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
Hearst News Service.

Mobile, Ala, June 10.-Some of the
foremost musicians of Dixie gathered
in the Gulf City today and inaugu-
rated joint conventional the South
ern States Music Teachers Associa-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
SCHOOL OF MINES
ANNUAL EXERCISES
Hearst News Service.

Rolla, Mo-, June 10.-Missouri
School of Mines, one of the leading
institutions of its kind in the world,
held its annual commencement exer-
cises today. Reunions were held by
several classes and attracted many
noted mining engineers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
SOUTHERN music
TEACHERS meet

ton and the Alabama State Associa-
ton. An elaborate musical program
will be interspersed between the bust
ness sessions of the convention, and
there will also be receptions, banquets
and other entertainments during the
three days of the meeting.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
DEMOCRATS
OF MONTANA
Hearst News Service.

Bozeman, Mont, June 10.-With 619
delegates in attendance, the Demo-
cratic state convention was called to
order today and will select six dele
gates to represent Montana in the
Denver convention The delegation
will almost certainly be pledged to
support Bryan.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10
M'|NTYRE AND RYAN
MUST GO TO TRIAL

pany, will be placed on trial tomor-
row. They are charged with larceny,
based on the alleged conversion of
securities belonging to customers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-10

New York, June 10.-Thomas A.
Mcintyre and George c. Ryan, two of
the partners in the bankrupt broker
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-05-14
FISHING SEASON OPENS
FIRST Of NEXT MONTH

The trout fishing season in Colorado
will open the first Of June, but only
the streams In the lower altitude will
be available at that time. the others
being checked with snow and Ice.
There will not be a great deal fishing
In the Gunnison and Its tributaries
until the middle OF next month, or the
first OF July. The game laws Of this
state provide that the open season for
trout not less than seven inches In
length shall begin June 1 and end
November 80 next ensuing. and in no
instance shall fishing be done between
the hours OF 10 p. m. and 4 a. m. There
shall be no closed season on any kind
Of fish except trout.
The right given by this section
to take fish is limited to food pur-
poses only. The amount Is limited to
20 pounds OF trout for each person in
any one calendar day, and no person
shall be allowed to have In his pos
session at any one time more than rs
pounds OF trout.