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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28
ILAFAYETTECOUNTY FAIR
Was q Grand SUCCESSFULLY . 900 People Here
Thursday and Friday


hir7t.on. ". j. Gardner; best SAL
de horse. J. ". 7. F<lkEer: best
d-.vin- horse. James Stone: best
a-vaar-0ld mule. Arthur Harris;
best 2-y=ar-cId uCie. W. B.
Toney. best i-year-Olf mule
Iohr Miller. S-ysar-old horse
r1l.. d. Patton; 2yssr-oii horse
ry.t. >. ;. Johnson: t-yedr-cid
herse c'gs. Edgar klnmons; be {
matched team Of horses. J Z Cole
ha; pIir mules. y. +. SparSs;
best match team. C.. L. Siviey-
Is v. Somerville's prizes for
c1lts-fIrss T. e. Porter. second
Dan Wiley: thisj. James stone
Cag;ie-Bssg milk COW. J. B.
Rlarh: 3-year-Oid ball. Dr. p.
= Wright. bull under 3 years,
q. p. Bishop; : beef cattle, NJ.
= Sishop: 3 pest Jersey cattle.
Dr. p. II. Wright; 6sst year ole
calf. Ulirn Leaveii.
Hczs-Lsrg-sG hog. 7 " Aven,
best pair pays. J. n. Butler; c-ss
PJland-Chila hogs. q. T. High
tower. j.: best Berkshire hogs,
Dick Walker.
COrn-Best 100 ears. ,. ,.
Johnson.
ColtOn-Best staple bale Aaron
Goforth; first bale, L. y. Mlze;
second bale. J. ". Patterson
Fruits and Preserves-Peach
preserves, Miss Ella Pegues ;pear
preserves. Mrs. r. 3. Russell ;
canned peas, Mrs. J. E. McCor-
k'r; canned apples. Mrs, b. T
Murray; canned peaches. Mrs q
r. Iii-htower; canned tomatoes,
Nrs. Martin Crouch: canned
beaGS, Mrs Wilmer Kennedy: car
net plums, Mrs. Martin Crouch
apple jelly. Mrs. Martin Crouch
plum Jelly. Mrs Waller Cro1cd
fresh apples, Mrs II. u. Rka-d
. fresh peaches. Mrs + A. nc
CLs,l~n; best honey, Mrs. T. J
Smith; best sOrgham. I. J Smith
bes, pUmpSin. J. B. Cole: sweet
potatoes. T. W. Mooney: Irish
potatoes, l. : Dillard; turlips,
j. VI. Spence
Needle WOrk-Best piece o
Battenour<, center piece. Mrs
Garner Owens; best embroidered
. center piece. Mrs. ; H. Logan
De x table cover. Mrs " \ SIrne
beck, best embroidered eOrse.
cover. Miss Ezla Mathis: bSsi
point l--s hauksrbhisf. Mrs Z
Longest, best sss Of napkins. Mr.
j. I. Chandler. There we're -
.u1ny beautiful pieces % hand
wOTk displayed. which made the
.Gecisi1a q p-Izss a difficult r1lt-
ts- for the judges
Chickens. Ducks-Larysst ex-
hIo-t OF chickens, Mrs. W A
>tIaebeck, bs<5 cock znd hen.
RlO.ie IsIani Reds. DIR. p. II.
v right: best cock ard hen white
Piaym1uth Rock. Mrs. Lin5urn
Cullen; best coek aud hen, bar
red PlaynOuth Rock, J F. Gods
oy; best cock AMI hen. Brahnas.
r. ) Adams; best cock AMI hen.
Elits Wyando,tes, C. E Slough :
best cock aud hen, Columbian
V yaaiotsss, Mrs W. \. Slime
beck: best cock and hen. Brown
LsgnoEn, sam BayIer: best cock
aud hen, White LechO-n. C. l..
8rU<EiuS; test pair turkeys. d.
l. Desh1zo; best pair geese, L.
l. DeshaZU- T. " Yates was
awarded the blue ribbon in the
free Tor an on I pen OF Black
OrPinstcns- Mrs ". A Slime
beck received the blue ribbon or
an entry az Indian Runner Duck,
The Fair Was \ Great Success
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

After sn absence OF tTo weeks
xs will come again.
The farmers have taken adj
vantage of the ideal weather we
have been having and are al
most done harvesting their crops
Rev. d. p. FgIlilOve preached
a good sernon to a large audi
euce here Sunday.
We had q good all-dsy song
service at Mt. ZION. Quite q
large crowd was in attendance
Mrs. J u. Hall died at her
home last Tues.iey night and the
remains we're Inferred Wednes-
day. Shs had been an invalid
+. for almost a rear. Mrs Hall was
one Of the most highly respected
ladies' Of cur community. and all
deeply mourn her loss. She
leaves q husband, several chill
drea and a number Of grand
children to whoa We extend our
deepest sympathy.
Sunday viii be Rally Day for
our Sunday school. Let ali come
who are interested in the Sunday
school.
The Foreign MissionsrySocJety
vii meet AZ the home of Mrs.
Luella White Sunday afternoon
I \ number Of our young people
enjoyed n singing AZ the home o
Mr. r q Slaughter Sunday nigh
Nr. Eugene Slaughter and wife
of Lafayette Springs. have beer
visiting friends and relatives hers
the past week
Much success to The E.AGLI
and its many readers. | am
Blue EYES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

II Is in tiE1s OF =E5dsn E,ishap or
accident thaE Caanberiaia's I4iaIms n.
can be relied gp0a % take the p.ac-
a. tn rllee o. the tlasi.y doctor. xha
eauu5s etyIvs D. taa-ld att moment
Fn-n Il - that a4m1-riaiafs Lint
Lsrs - never wanting la cases Of
spFains, cErs. <oGudS ami bruises
aEszb,=riail'H Liaia1eas taxes CIT the
soreness ald strises away tie p4sa.
sold By al ee1lers-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28
MONEY CONES n1-~..rs

70 4 A Caisa.Slln, VI rrexsfwrsl v
rox- Ills reason !. 80
fsadi1s- For a hong time sas---s,
from Indigestion, toros.i I.ver e-,1,.s5-
s, neftoosaess s1i general de-
Ls srit-s- i could NOT sleep
- A. appetite ror ambition. ereg
~1sf every day IL spite Of all mssii
ii feat1a=a1 fasa us-c EIectri-
oiIsefs- Twelve boSNiss restored Iii
m cA1-tlrne h~alrl ard vIeor. Sow
! san aitsnd to business every dsr
sa wondsrful usdiesne.s' IufsI.i-
pie tor stomach. liver. kidnsys- bJo,.i
&ao nerves ste At H. Ksa5eIr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

The Lafayette County Fair
vas a success n every particular
and it, success xas due % ths
energy and un.iring work Of Mr..
J. X. ShinaGlt- sith the assist
anee Of Messrs. II. Y. SOmervllis.
4. v. Hjle-. ". ;. Wardlaw. T.
W. YATES. z. -. Davidson and 10
the ladies who lent their aiS %
the cause
Fully 5000 people were here
THURSDAY aul Fl. iay. and tine
fine stock y hrs. colts am
mules ~err the cel;sr ~ ai.gac
tiOu. but Tn chickens came "a fcs
thsif S0rthy share 1t praise alorg
wIth the c-.tgie. ezra. fruits am
PR serves. au,! tie needle vgOrk
Irew the iA1ie- ami many szpres-
>iJu- of approval were heard.
Tae officials of the Fair havc
ieciiss5 % . fpuF Jay fair nex
year sni offer 81 90 IN cash AMI
Irrchan1i-e, and the dates wi
D.. Uet- zj-3S and shs eJsaaTttep .
on sxhiSIrs ar the rsxt Esir "
De nari~d IN lev weeks. All
svssycne u a,l.e,l u 10 sh.ir fu.l
shtr7. .sni IN do S--x~rH t1e nan
ag~,n-us AL call foe dos1riOn
and w-s know or b. sIneSs men
and Citizens viii rssc0n1 readily
to IT,, proJ-,.s-
The EXHIBITS prDyei tha. La
Fayst = County cau raise e. rne
stock AMI produce as 6ns cistOn,
corn aaI isrrr products any
state sa1 oar cIsIzeus villa en-
courage the raising If better
stock, east.e ami Or -sigcs. The
f5Ir management VII, aiso Eve a
prize On wheat ercViag aad a1Cls
-aSs.ri -four.
The pen It Il mule ocIss -lissi
Oy Col ~ T.. bishop vas much
admired sni were as Inc q III OF
,Olis IA c, u.I b. soJCi an where
The colt shoE Of Mr. r.. V.
SOmsrsiile With II entries Friday
Was one Of the main features Of
the fair. and the judges expert
sncOd difficulty IN reaching = de-
ci>iOU- The colts were sired by
his famous stallion Dare Boy"
AMI hi- premiums we're Iaisrsld
ent Of q tsIr-
Brad r ar1c-. colorsi. brought
IN ! curiosity, coS With t4ia
calves and attrae-e3 considerable
attention.
Mrs.. g. ". Russsll hai On
exhibition a counterpart made
by her mother 100 years ago.
The cotton vas picked od. by
hand.
The Oxford BCa-s Band made
sweet aluslC each day ami Thurs
day Might gave AT open air con-
cert We nope tae band will be
revived Prominently for Oxford
needs their Services aud Esls help
sustain T.
CIino.ng The grsas sd pole zas
tackled oy many, but no ore g91
the - Which was On Top.
The baby show Friday drew
the ladies' n large numbers. VIII
burn Hampton gnt first prize aui
--Hargis drew the second.
Tie mule race was the closing
feature AMI sifere were Il entries
and vs-y exciting. but Mr.. r. E.
Harsin7' mule rsNie BY Edwin
HOvTy Won tire race. Tne judge
waited on NJ =. z. SisS and pre-
sentsd bin Sish 4 suelI potatos.
tied with blue Eiboon. He Won
year 5 subscription 20 The Press
Is being the stoves; man in the
race.
The prizs-Vinnsrs were:
Horses and NuIes-Best COM
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

II people with syupsoc.s Of kidney
- o--1osr sroasl- would realize shsir
a-nsss .aey Soaid Without the loss ~
ne commences taking Foley,s Kii-
nev Remedy This great remedy So
me pain aud The Irregularities. .frsa.s,-
sas and saiids up these orzans a..
snefv i no danger of Brixhtis dIsea...
:. o.asf serious disorder Do rot ~
s<asa she early symptoms For al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28
COLD wEArnTr .n--

70 al = 10 eesare Of coughs 81
costs on tne chest, a. ne Ieetsss 49,.
readily iszi To paenr.yuis ca-. saey
.son or other psinoazry tronsl.sp,
-. = sooa as the cough Appears
Win Salaries Horenoan.s
~ zoe Standard cure Of Arsri....
: ~ oIrseIed-perfeetly harn,I-s.
= sore ana preventative fo- All sIisassss.
= .Is iaags- Price nc, SOC ri :, 3 !,
Pr ooais. Sold Or A. d. Keats. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

crsAt cssos compel rsgsrd. TAs
worse crowns lis Doors Tn.rTs -
me An~r-eaa people have a~,w....
Dr. AIngs New discovery Ia -.
o. tnro<i and lang rel.e.iss- Ev-~s
sIcn y cesitn torce- IL kills go
and Colds and = ErpPx vaala'-s =
n-Ais cSazn-rzes-d memor.a-. a.,
Coughing stops- Sore. inia1-r, - -
eniai tunes and lsBgs are car,d 49,
n-saorrnAses cease Dr- G-ors-
Moore. OF Slack Jack, Y. a. -
IN cured me of lang troQs,-
NOT need hop siess by al a.1.s,ir. ~ !.
1sc 2ad s1-e0- Trizl bosrl. ,.
G.Evrrreettv 4. ~ ESns-I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Most women are trouhlsd wiki kid
ney eo=Pi~ias- aud you KNOW v-rv
NAE Serious AID eEea fatal tissa.s,
s1sC1l ron sesss r~xt=<se<l kidu-y
.-11cse1- Il yea viii take Dc Z. ira.
ssa1sT a1c 6ladcer Psiis az siir~rt-f.
&c E1g &c eonndsnr OF good resaIss-
iry t-e7 .rc See how rszIk- -
tssy srs- s~xzre OF inirar,aos. -,
sn2s are in.=uded to deceive Won -
sire yoc get De " IT'S so.d he ~
truExises- ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Lies IN = ken, clear oraic- oaeksu
5y indsmi.able viii aud r>sisti -
-a-rxy- sea p.xer comes from tA-
splsndi hs1ltn that Dr. siuS'- Ne =
If Pills irPart They vIE4Exe every
trgal A1d o1iii ~ Grain and body
, ~ HarmOa. % Lzx-@0-s, W Va
writes "fheE are tn best Pils |
ever used sc NJ \ IT, Eend<l's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

NSdt1 nAT- os-~u 4 -ri2pi- tor he
from t-rEt9se CIT "a ny xE-e etu- -
writes Frank pi-bsrry. Of Estiibrr
tilnH-. 'sIta0Gt {uckI-u.- ~ ia
saivs, which eRr=i El-.v IniaIEIbt-
ioe ~1a1ca- cuts AID bruises 1t s0ou
e1f-s o1Fas, sestts. old -ores. 5oiEs.
SKA sFUpsI11s- Eart.'s best for Dds
&c a. \. Il Ks1,ielfs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

y X Kruger, the y-weIer, 1850 VIZ
gaia avsnes, OF Indiaaapolis. lad
writes. - was 50 weak fror, -
tsUcoIe that could hardly xaI< ! \ =
e. roar ooSties Of foiey1s kida.y
=. AardT cleared nay com plexiou. err-
81 nv oSlesaens aud the Irregular
ti=s disappeared ans. can Eow atr-ns
70 oassness every day ana rseoa,u,-,,6
ros-ys Ahtn~y Remedy 70 al sur
esss a. II cured ne AFTER the aocsn-s
ana csaer remedies had tailed ~ w.
szi- ~ ali dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

= G. Erlr-. OF On=aaEa, yYwri,s.
1-sie girl was greatly e<nerits-5
~ taxing tciey's Orino i,axxrfv,- -
! en-a< u i tEe best remedy for COZ
-siPafi1n aud liver sroa5le.s roI~vl.
Orlno Lsx1tiEs is mid. pleasant ~
e1setfys AID cures nzolEuaI con.si-s-
aa1- kes =al= ey ali csa.sr@-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

FfE nex Spanis5 government
promises to abolish the censor
ship and iuaUgurate a reign OF
Political freedom. Premier MauFa
-eems ID have served useful
purpose Is i horrible example.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

foasss hosey and Tar clears thu
III passages. stops the frrItatiou 4,
s1e tnre4,- sJoeaes the infsarsst lun1s
a.s Esaied and sEreAg aeued AMI rh@
90 L -xPe4sd from the system. r.
Lese 4ns Dat the genuine IN the yeIIow
pae<ase- For sale oy all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Hoirse1ess IA a eEIi5 subject To
crcSp y -are Iniicstisa OF Ia. ar
proae1 OF the disease II C-.mh,.--
ans Cough Rsn>dy il given a. ones
% even after the cFo9oy cough ~
appeared, 1t viii prsysas the sssse-s
So114ios 10 Poas05- s1id by al deal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

PERHAPS the gentleman who
makes the affidavit that he never
BIT TO the top OF Mount " kinley
Ni'h DIR. Cook thinks Of taking !
little whirl around the lecture cir
cult himself.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

YoG n-ed not be trOabl-9 il any
Wy with tie stomach. It yea VII
,iauly s.xe &a3oI at those tin-=-
Ehen yuu feel tAat you need is 40
tot - guaranteed To relieve you- u
l. tails voGr money Will oe -etucs.rsi
yoa By the frcggist from wsorr you
p1rci..Is~,t IL Try It to+aY on shfs
guarantee S.si,i by al druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

me pssAsA1t pergssive ~T..k ar-
PerieHcsd eF aIs vino use Cnsns-.-
ans Stomach and Livsr rahI-s. -
me healthy cDadikioa Of toe e,,sir -
niad wnscn they create. nuaE.s -
oyfa- Sold o. all csSI~rs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

a.. ~ The New York american
lays. Judge Gaynor has. - last,
swallowed Tamrany whole" il
ought to u out cf Mr.. Hsarst's
N.v
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28
srea.sa EEYarn

Noai1 gladly o. pain to- a ear. bv
nav people vac are eriDpsesi wtt,
raee n1ti-Es. y-t il theT COL kn-,x ~
SaAitrd ; Saox Liai-1-nt and tbs o-:g.,.
: oniy &c. SOC AMI 81 per bottle, For
sai- D. a H. Ksu-~i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

TIL Baltimore sun says Mary
land authors are receiving recog-
uition- Same ie c.her States.
where many an editor bids them
good morning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28
Notice 10 Stock Oxn-rs.

AL OF M lands in LaFayeste
County are hereby posted against
trespassing of hive stock Of any
description under peralty OF law.
J. J. LTTLEJOHy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28
sLtssrLY COLDER xxou,

Hnsc you zee tozs kiBc Of xus.sa-
e. sorscas. yo1 knox tnss res1m-.. -
ass : a heod- GEE ready for I,
~ . s-suns 5crsIs OF BxlIardis
os -lhf1sa,- Finest thing rss-
loi roeo rAfisca, chiiioIains. fr1xr AZ
sore aud stii iJints ami nas.I-- az
- -s an1 palma s5c- soc and 81 D.
oo.tie. Sid by a II hsndsI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Caa1serizIn's Co1sh RsnedT INA
e~cons famous tor It's cares OF eoayl,
coics. Group and ind1snza. Trv 4
w1sn IN ns-d- Is contai4s 10 haru-
~ snostAnce arc always gives p.orno
r~ilsf- sold b. all dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Missouri Democrats are begin
ming to boom ex-GOv. Folk for
president N 1912. is long I'm
from now uu'ii the next presideu
la election.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

WILLIAM ALIEN WHITE says
that Uncle Joe Cannon will soon
- = dead one, politically. The
announcement Is not novel. Il
mas been mad. before.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28
A LETTER To

1es<Fs- Ssh, Laxsh-~ Co.
Oxford, Mss.
near Sirs--Eers's ta= cns. great
Sis faes il past.
nvefy job paiase-f Deyoe taxes Eas-
sat.oOs tn1E any other paint
II any one GoabtS this statement
here's the pro.st.
he may paint half his JOB Devoe.
The ether aalf whatever paIns hs IIxes
II Inc DevJs halt do. . nos taxi -
gallons and cost less money tor oSth
paint ana hoor, 10 pay-
Nos-rx k-uI-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Ne c.n't from this distance
quite see how the blowing gp Of
hJilsfuvs n Italy i going % help
the caus- Of Republicauisn in
spain.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

II i said that Secretary Knox
has 10 taste for hurnOr and can
not see the point OF a joke. How
>ad 70 De thus afflicted in addition
g being compelled to bear the
eares Of safe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

The newspapers have teen very
kind to DR.. Cook, but now he
threatens 10 send ior his Eskimo
COMPANIONS, whose names will
fun the linotypes crazy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Ahogs a e19-a-sasre's no need o.
x0rry IL yea VIII treat il at it's drsJ
a11=srahee with BILLIARDS. iorehouud
syrup is viii stop the cough at once
ant PCT yOEr l1lxs 1n1 throat back
MO perfectly nsalEy co1iis11z- For
sale oy Il r. ksn3~l-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

MOuNT VEyCers-S : bciching
e. and lava. and there = nc
h-p- Of being sb,e to quiet her
ssnh gum drops.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

KING GEcsGE, II Greece, thinks
u rssigning. \ pine box IN front
81 . village grocery store Is a
safer seat than a throne these
DAYS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Eal colds are qltckiy cured 5v 20
i4s Hoaey and Tar, ths yr-a. thr AZ
a1f luSg r-1edv. Tas g-raia~ esG-
Jams - Earmfai drugs For s.i- ~
all dss.sEs. =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

The Houston Post says Taft
has lCngei 70 be n Texas all his
life Fortunately, however. he
viii only have TO spend I trihing
portion Of IL there.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Cs5SA = now gong j. for q
strong army and ..svy. Who
knows bat she may yet BE- de-
handing the open door in the
United >tstrss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

for e.ear head. ssaas heart ard
nnrons mind DeEiss's Litssa Es-sr
nls-fs ge1tl-r sat= easy, D -assus a !.
Tie piiis DeNItEss Carbosfx-.s = is.s
nax~i salvs Is rreqaziIed for an
Ling Nn-se salv~ - needed. an. il
sspseal1y good for plles- sid bT Al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

TEEs much can bs said: DR..
tax and Commander Pezry are
enineatly ilssei oy recent con-
sreE~.sial experience - become
mayoEz.ty Candidates IN Ncw
York.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

\ CALIFORNIA ssnst0r has re-
signed Because he needs more
money for mr. family. Some
senators would hold their jobs for
tae same reason.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

II = estimated that Dr. Cook
has already made $4,000 out OF
his lecture engagements. Is i;
auE Wonder that BE manages to
he 30 cslm u spite of Peary' :
eaar-e-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

TEE Washington POST says
The nation seeds traInsa diplo-
matte service. Sures How
maEy seekers alter high cfice
VIII 90 into immediate training.
Dou's Al speak al once,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

Your eosSh snnOss you Keep o.
hacking sai tearing the delicate uzeGl
hral-= OF vo1r throat !. JOG want %
be annoyed Brt IL VOC want reiiet.
want 10 &c cCr-t, take Chan bsrisili'-
cgash 5e.nsdy- Soti By al Dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

CHAUXCEY VI. DEFEw, whs mas
recently returned from abroad.
-lys i requires only the striking
match 10 set Europe afisme.
E1zuneey has not hitherto taken
RIsh rank as an aIzrnist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

THE iiquor Of The Eskimo i
-aIled .Hooseh"-juss the wond
wsieh SouId roll giiby from the
tonSuc Of man At , an, trying
10 explain 70 the lady with the
rolling pan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

HsREY WHITNEY seems 70 have
bees eliminated from the cuntro-
sersy; but he : millionaire.
a.! can afI0zt % ride Pcsteri;y
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-10-28

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spirits 10 tell hin how those Eski-
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-30
RAILROAD NEWS.
Union Pacific's Next Train Ser
vice to Start May 16.
TranScOntinental Train Equip
ment Ready by That Time.
HAVE NEW SCHEDULE.
Local Time Card Will Be Chang.
ed to Better Hours.
Other Items of Interest in
Railway Circles.

After having been postponed for over
n month, the Union Pacific-W abash
transcoatinental train will be inaugur-
ated May 16. two weeks from next Sun
day. This announcement is official,
and is made at that late date in order
to allow plenty of time for the equip
ment to be placed in readiness and to
allow for any possible delay
This muchly advertised train has
been under consideration for over six
months and has attracted the attention
of railroad officials over the entire
country, on account of many of the
new features which the train will
carry.
The inauguration of this train service
is made possible only through the
friendliness of the Gould and Harri-
man systems. The recent alliance of
the two railway interests has proven
beneficial to both. Hartman gets an
outlet from St. Louis to San Francisco
and the great northwest.
The train will run through Topeka
on the westward journey a 1910 a. M,
and will be the last train out of Kan
sas City for Topeka in the night. The
eastward trip will take the train
through Topeka in the early morning
somewhere in the neighborhood of five
O'Clock.
A further change in the schedule
will be announced within a few days,
when the other trains will be dis
tributed through the day to better
serve the patrons along the line.
A feature of the train will be the
electric lighting plant. the power for
which will be generated by dynamos
in the baggage car. This is a new
departure in railroad car lighting
The only stops which the train will
make in Kansas are Lawrence. Topeka,
Manhattan, Junction City. Salina and
Sharon Springs. The time between the
Mississippi and the Pacific will be
shortened several hours by the new
train.