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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
COLORADO STILL HAS
MUCH ORE IN SIGHT

y hich official of the Colorado con-
r@uy though not talking foI publication.
IS quoted rs saying recently that To the
north of the Sioux property the Colorado
hes siiiI some 800 feet OF productive
ground which mas not get been mined.
B..Si,es this. lac reported that there were
sevcrai other orc bodies in the property
which liavc no; been stopped out but
which can be relied upon to furnish ship
meuts for some time to come.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
IRON CANYON SHIPS
HUNDRED-D0LLAR ORE

\ car % forty tons OF gold silver ore.
averaging about 500 per ton. has been
shipped 70 the local smelters from the
Iron Canyon and BuzZard properties be-
Ing operated by the Iron Canyon COLO
Mining company in the Battle Mountain
district. Un6er the superlntcndency OF
Jesse Orwin. the property is responding
iu good shape tc development work. and
reports grom the mine arc 10 the effect
that no difficulty will ne experienced in
mnlniaimins steady productinn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
SELMA CONSOLIDATED MIN1v,
COMPANY.
Notice of Special Meeting Of s.,.,
holders. ''''s

Notice Is hereby given that
meeting Of the stockholders on ~. sss.fsl
Consolidated Mining company 1 ,vi; SfliIa
held at Its office, No. 500 Ne,,S.e n,h 3
building, Salt Lake City. Utah. gaos:- on sa,t-
day, the 18th day of December 1Seu, I Z
1909: i az TWO 20 o tho CLOCK p m. Said mesilss
article II OF the articles of incornosn,i,as o,vn,ias
OF said company, so as 10 runke tbs 'suoh as4
tai stock OF said company assesssh,.H ,Hp.-
consider and vote upon tue d,Ies,In.' Y
leasing. selling. OF in some mannsr Vn !. O
posing Of all the property and pronel, as
interests OF said company, and for Il,
may properly come before tho rnen,s-
Ey order OF the board Of director.
CHAS. TYING. PresiSs,,
o. ". CARLSON. Secretary. ''Snl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Nevada News Agents.

Bauvard-A. G. Pesco.
Goldfeld-Loule Polin.
observation-disclosures Polin,
Einnherloy--Sheldon Lowpey.
Lovclock-Bible Bros.
Midaa-Nrs, c. a. Harrington,
Rayhide de-Loule Poltn.
Reno-Hotel Golden News Stand; Ro.
senthal 4; Arrnanla; Shepard g. Son.
Yerington-F, NJ Burner,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c Chase,
Cobre--Richard Richards
Cherry Creck-Grey e. Collins
Flko-Wheeler g. Co.
Ely--Grace B. FaNon; Harville Station.
cry Co.
McGiii-M, Herman, Walden & Bur
nett
Rhvolte--The Crescent.
FIochc--Pioche Drug Co.
Csliente--John Shier; Thomas Him
street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

And In accordance with law and an or
der OF the board of directors made on the
Sth day of October. 1909. so many shares
OF each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the office OF
the company. No. Il East 2nd South st.
Salt Lake City, Utah, on the S0th day of
November. 1909. at the hour OF o'ciock
.. m, TO pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs Of ad.
vcrtlsiug aud expense OF sale.
j. II. DEMING, Secretary.
No. l. East Second South street, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Little Chief Mining and Milling
company PRINCIPAL place OF business
salt Lake City, Utah Location of mine,
Eureka Juab county. Utah. Notice;
There are delinquent ON the following de-
scribeG stock. on account of assessment
No A. OF ono tl) cent per share. levied
oo the ith day OF October, 1909. the sew
cral amounts set opposite the names Of
Cert No. and Name. Shares. Amt,
1861. 4. Pollock & 500 So 90
209i-Samuel 4. Neel -. 500 ., 90
205j-Samuel j.. Ncel 500 : 90
20o6-Samuei Il. Necl ~ SS7 3sT
2V6O (bal 20iSl--Dern & Thom-
And in accordance with tho law and al
order of the board OF directors. made on
the fth day OF October, 1909. so many
shares Of each parcel OF stock IS may be
necessary will be sold at public auction.
AT room No. S22, Scwhouse building
Main street. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
tuesday, the 30th day OF November. 1902
at IL clock, noon. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
cost OF advertising and expense Of sale
JAMES r. DRISCOLL. Secretary
bl1l2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Ore and Bullion.

The oYc ana bullion report posted Tues,
day by Mccormick g. Co. follows: Orc re-
coivcd. $4,000; bullion shipped. 100000
total. $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company. principal
place OF business, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. /, levied on the 10th day
IF September, 1909. the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
EOSTON MINING STOCKS.
Ore Shipments.

The ore shipments reported by the loca!
sar1phng company Tuesday were as fol-
lows. Taylor -Erunton, cars Utah: Pho
neer cars Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Metal Quotations,

The metal quota tiops furnished Tuesday
Dy Mccormick & Co. follow; Silver. 51sc:
copper. L. -1Gc; lead. $40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
UNLISTED STOCKS.

Morning sales-Ftdcral Ely. 10000 at
zoe: 1000 at 2lc. Trcasure I'm, 1000 a &c;
1000 u; Ole; Central Standard, 1900 AT
Gllc: coo ut Sjc,
Afternoon salcs-Treasur Hill, GoOn at
l0c. Seven TrouGhs Coalition, 100 at i'c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
SAMUEL r. NEEL Sc CO,
Stock Brokers.

Members Salt Lake Stock and Mining
exchange. 32j Newhousc bldg; Bell
phone $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Nevadas in San Francisco.

James A. Pollock & Co bankers and
brokers. furnish tho following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
New York Mining Stocks.

James a. Pollock * Co. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l6.-Thc Off
cial closing quotations 10Y inlnihS STOCKS
to-day were as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Boston Copper Market.

James A. Pollocl; & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

BOSTON COPPEE; RANCE,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
-sIs rs-ae- Among oiriena.s.

President Taft VII confer a favor
upou Americans Ibruaf and establish
a wholesome prscs'ssur II b. viii make
MS diplomatic aBpofnress understand
rhas their efi,ss. ise al others. ara
puhiie- thar ths American people not
favored indivuiHahs. are ths supporters
ac embassies ant Iegarious. anf ar.
sntislsd % cunsi'isrars amt impartial
treatment BY the fncumbsnrs Of these
Offices The aiplomaric representa-
tive sho uses his ofscs for the argran-
fizenzent Of himself and his friends
should b separated from IL long
enough 70 realize that the honor and
prestige Of II belongs % the Uuire.t
States ant aoe to himself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
ROADS LOST $3.50. .ooo. .oooL
rvo-csas rsrss Cost cas- ooo. 900
Lo~s in One Year

Chicsrr.-an sfSsnr- abstract Of stsr
tisssr. Of American railways for the y-~s
-nsiing June 30. 1905. ss eompsl~i BY
the bureau % rzilways. news and ssa-
tisehrs. was nat. public here BY sisson
Thompson. manager Of the burvan rhs
rsrurt -avss
Instead Of dscrgass sf only stss--
t64,gtt IN xru-s saruinrs, a. the results
sf the temporary hnanrial dsprvs~isn'
of ta17--. set forth IN the preliminary
irrums report Of the intsrstats commsrv-
commission for the y~ar snsiiag June 10.
Ices. the Panic Of 1907 resulted in lss.
% ever slln,0o0.3oa. This .tatsm-nt 70
based sn a table giving the earninrrs foe
the twelve nonths ending Nov 10. 1905.
when tho full effect Of the business do
prv.~is'n became evident. compared vita
the pre~-siing twelve.
Tins avassss tas srr-r ID ln~iwting tho
fssts-s mnnth- IN railway history N th~
same year With the iran months tA&s
followed r.
In the ssms way tho bn-s m r~t
sarning- - shown tn have been stcs.-
so. 40, instead Of sttf.G5t .aas. A. CIV
on in the eommi--iou's statemsns Tho
.erut pas-enr-r sar- Htigatiun esn-~i .
n-s Of s.5.aoo.oao IN gross earninr-.
tlth"ugh m"rv passengers we're csrri-d-
This n acraunte,I hsr BY q r-,tlssun In
tverag~ re~vtpes per ps--snger nal. IN
- pr cent Of tn. mileage from .ats
cents m fgaT ts rgle IN I9os"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15

trv-riia. Fta. tpriL--lshn smith. the
negro who late SATURDAY aftsru~sa at
seuipteI criminal as-ault On Ms. Mary
Ewing. two miie- fruur tina eisy, By 4rag
rnz h-e from . bax<y. was capturrd
here early tAis uosuing ant iyasAs,i
The neEre ia tal<ra frsu1 the .hsris
ansI his dsp-rtss at an early hour tAs
morning ant hanged 70 a tree.
Miss Ewing. wha hat b.sn 10 the city
"a a shopping tour, was returning 70
her hnuie. four niles frgm the city, whsn
the usvro attacked her The young
woman begged. feught and prayed to the
black 6snt to bs her 20. ansl offered to
give him stoo "A cash II b. wuuid 49,
company her hume. but tAis laI not stop
the brute Win Knowles sssi has hr',sh-
er, walking soms distances frum tho
scene, hsisrsl the screams Of the waman
and rushed to her assistance. The hruts
maxi hrs escape. After takfng Ni~- kNx-
my 10 her honr. the men rushed % the
city. spread the news. amt blno,isoun,t..
followed By a posse Of 1ao men. were
seen Gu the trail The rsgre was found
at a turpsutins camp amt taken before
his WITHIN. who positively Hientiiie,i ham
sheriff Freeman ami hr deputss- sur-
ere,ie,I IN placing smith IN pal. but being
tfraHt et an nttask. attempted 10 .pirit
him aut Of Arcadia, when they wers mst
BY an autanIo0tls party, hsii up amt
farcrd % give mp the Prisausr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15

WIN supreme r1ctIessness win
otatanr sprgad eagisisri ant with ne
most serene ignorance % sh.s meaniug
gf Shaf h. wa, saving Csnwrs@sr.an
Ro'tsuherE of unnois named Speaker
Cannon before the Republican canrus
"a The iron DUKE of American nolf
ties
NJ. hn't~nhsrg meant 20 raw yfr
cannon a compliment 4 stiuIv 1f shs
rest u the speech makes thaf arpn-
enr Bur h WIS sxrsgfutslv unable N
see that tt tlss nut aa 20 afsr tA,s
congratulations % dsnnucraev IN
trrma ~ ariatncrarv Bismarck nav
have ben osvun,t crfslriism 4, sh.. sfs-r,
Nurk of hurving ths German emri-u
Peter the Great nav have been ~.
most efecrise 4ssprr thar Russia ever
had Bur IT, hs samsthing akin ID an n.
SUIT 20 cumuars 70 either rha -s.s-vanr
q ras people Eho nutssfIv habfs ar
nee IN a republic We newer have
wanted any iren dlIs.s N Ansrirs ant
Ne do anf want any % them tosay
NJ ksdsnhsrgs er-afic oufbursr
must have been stng1larfv annavfrs .,
Mr. Cauauu- CEarisn1 * rhs repufasf,ln
the spsaksr has hssn irving 20 I've
dnSn turfrg every 1umanf q rs. s.s-
stcR tlsr snsiet Eis miusr have sruaas,f
linmf ar asarfng a supposed f~fan,f -s
ealt r with s1ieh sflpsnsiums stupidity
az the very mar1ent Nheu RS sblIrar7-
-nn should have been nest comps.ts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15

Three hundrsd feet ef the Panaila
railruad smhankmsnr an GI-un have
settled 10 a depth sf ~ feet The
lanstsis.s rs at ths sauis POINT
where a similar movement occurred
las1 November This time the slide
IS westward instead Of toward rhe
east According to the Colon official
news service. little importance Is
attached 5O the occurrence The
hole VIII b. filed with rock. and
svtfisHess of the side viii BE- COW
cred uD. Scule engineering experts
are Inclined 60 attach more fmpor-
tanes no these sli,Ies The holes in
the PaHamI canal CONSTRUCTION are
r1o read1ly covered up. Even a HtrIe
slide NAV De 0c Importance. because
Z may have A biz cause behind il.
Any evidence % Instability AZ G1fan
- important
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
GENERAL BOOTH
IS 80 YEARS OLD
SALVATION Army cElEssaTEs
the ANNIVERSARY.
ALL LANDS 90 HIM HONOR
Day ts MARKED tn A-ersea by IsG-e>
i-s - +is Ps,n ser . u-Fxersfsy
sf -s-a-fsy.

New rork--Wtfa great --a<s meet
Snxs IN every city and r-5c6rsnx wh~r-
aver its soitiers ARE s1zns- th@ saliva
sicn Array cn SATURDAY cesebrsret the
stxhttssh birthday oe RS sszuss~r nzd
<our Gen wT1tsn
Boush- All the Christian worst par
|ti-frars< IN "a. o-~asHna- foe ever
where the T~nerzhle ghFEazthrupEss Is
kcu1red for lis tsests sor unfortunate
kuza1itv-
Gen BroSh himself presided over
several monster mass neerirxs IN
lordcn His advanced aze aa1 the
fact that - vas ope-aset ca recently
Tor cataract did not deter him s-urn
taking part IN the es1snrzfsoux hsl1 by
lis devoted soldiers
C-ise-siey e -ss--ari.y lzg-c,e1L
In America the tar vas marked
Especially By the hzrchf-< of another
% GeS Boora's original schemes tar
surizi reform IN the Uui-e,t States.
A. evsry post or tie army ras Al
bounced the beginning oe work 10
&fcu1f n University ot Humanity. n
&E-ezr institute fer the training Of
EWcrks-S In social s--vir~ The mi
kvsrsSry viii bs tfvt5sst between New
fork and Chicago. 1zst Il . sxpsetsd
&to begin vita fund Ot s. 800 gsa Tns
%gatAertng ct rsss fund % the ~orx
NAT the army nov eaters upcr n cuu-
<Esrorzs1Cn of its f4m1Rs sen3s-7s
EerupI~siOu 0t his efzhrtssh year
As \ uurh-u=ssted ssoce IN she rrear
4 r<7riz1ri1nal structure sh1z wITua-
soosh has essn hGfldiz< during the
ase q, years. rsfs s.-a cf n s<Nncl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
BEEF PACKERS TO GET ORDER


Washington. AFriL-Ths beet packers
q Chhatsu must mt N the ftIture giv.
irtitous valiIss to ,lres-.,l beef injured
&c d,slays,i IN transit. IN arsErr to secure
prIrth,Il rshatss or CONCESSIONS frum the
railruasts
The fnterstate Cammsres Commission
VII IN a slay or two pssua an sr,isr hy
whn.h the railroads shsm-slvss vii be
Ihis TO arrive at the actual vaius On
which damages should be as-s--.,,l. There
10 M criminal iatent n what the pack
ers have alrvasfy tune in this rsIItiau
A. the prlethrv existed before tbs. passsl ~
OF the Interstate Commerce inv.
There =ll be Hn pru=eciItions again-t
the packers If they CONFORM to Hfvirs
gwen them IN eunriss bitter to Nsrris
& Co.. Of Chicago, by 4rtarusv I ti.,nsr5lI
WNSershan. Of date sf ApriI .
The coueiusb5ns amt aftvWp ef this
latter are based On Investigations cum
duete,I by the United States ATTORNEY AZ
Chicago ami the departments Of llIst5ee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
LUMBER MILLS TO De CLOSED


Kansas City.-Faliasinr cunf-r-ur-
By rrlmin~ut hTmb-rn-a IN Kansas Citv
N.lnsisv- n Na< .tst--f that n-sriv
tasiu~aad inuSb~r mills IN T-xas Lsui--
ana. Ai--t--surs ant F'eraia ~iii s- smut
inwn t7r an .nst~sinir~ p~yissL The ~f-
sHr- b saas iss~s one q ra~ ssgsr~-t N
irE-tri-s n sh- >sufa = tho air-~, r--uls
q bt-fHe~- i~rr---isa. ss--uriing IN ta-
ai~n ~nEnn~-rinx th- ds~E rh- esmh.ns
n-rnbsr~ az th~v wiii hsrr~ ap the
prie--. and silI -.nain rin--.i fsr twelve
maufhs Il ,r-----4rv.
RiI-Ens~s has b.-rouns ~ .lnw that -
viii naAs TIM l-al-r~ hump q ~- haze
% st4g eiu---i v~ar- .4ai , = Pat
t.r-an % NTbsviils. Texas. sn~ VI the
kIrbx cpterlr varh -outruis nor- th.s
eight hun,ir-.f mills
m r. SIMPLY q ca-e ~ ~ prir-- fer
humber We hold our humber thinking
se shall g~e a dallar nor- sa the esr
next iay- IN. dralers hold az su buy-
ny thinking they esn r-t a iaIisr l~-s
IN thr car. rh@r~ - no business. anil
rathsr than --ii at any price We can &c
We vii tsrr. the dral~rs to pay cur
prirss by cutting cut the supply - Iono
A. it n necessary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
REVISED BY TTs FRIENDS.
Peeeae rsss soer learned MA. This
M-ans IN cerr=crice ~isr
TartT Charges

folly Of turning over the DING
ley tariff to be revised BY frs friends
OF the Republican persuasion Is re-
yealed In the discovery ea tae frst
fay % tariff debate In the house that
the Payne Din carrtss custom -haase
taxes which. Ia the average. are high
er than those OF DfnxIey.
The trtendliness of Chairman Prvue',
eouinaittee On ways ant means for
monopoly rates 4 further seen Ia the
resi1etions upou some western raw
narsrtal and the sending Of another to
she sre~ LIST without epmpersafinx css-
cessanns To the farmers who have 20
pay nnnopoly prices for the daily nee
essarfes they have TO huy.
Ins claim BY Champ Clark that the
etii would increase the cost OF LIVING
To shs ahortnx man vhfie afsryffuw no
relief tp the farmer IS strfkinxIv borne
eur ~ the hypocrisy Of what fs aid
an"u1 tax on coffee The bflr pre-
tents 70 Keep coffee On tho free list
sftn the provision. however. thar cot
zee imported from n country thai SUITS
an EXPORT tax ea it shall paw dutv ar
the sanie rate When Il h brought a,
tnis country That means. Inevitably.
a double tax on the poor mans break
tast o~v-ragp. for Brazil ant most Of
the other countries from which ".
import coffee Already have the sr-
port tax.
The tariff Promises On whteh Prvsi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
GOVERNOR SCORES ASSEMBLY
Extra Session cx.l-d 70 P,ss Appru-
priaE1cn EllIs

Austin. Tex. tpril-J pan tho exptrt-
tlon "a the first called sr--iun af ths. I..z.
stature saturday. the glv~rnur calie,l
the AtN ma<ers @ meet hir s..csn.i
spesial s.',-iuu. submitting a. rs.si.iariun
the matter Of appropriations hir th=
state r1vsrnm~ut for shv nsxr tsa wears
ant ths enactment OF a lIx f1r The PRO
ssrtiuu Of bank dspa.its
The bv'-larure pa.-s.,t finally the
Robertson itxhngh bill % r-srIlAt- "a.
nFinr traffic IN Texas, the hss-- eau-
curing N th. .-uafs ansnsilnsnrs. The
senate strurk ont the PROVISIONS Of th-
bail prohibiting rh- sale af lhrnnr an tia
premises amt strrtr< cut the uniform
hfgh heru-e- provisions ami the pruhr
oitWn against the sale of 1,TSuur. By
gru.ers.
IN sp~vial message - the Is..islatnr..
the r1veruor m ne uncertain terms
ssurrsi the bsri~i8tur- TOR flilur- 10 en-
art platform dsuian,i..
Your r~g'Iiar -'--iun sf SIXTY iavs
vas expansive amt Of Ittls vaIrs 10 ths
Psupis-F says the ravernur-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15

We have senator's. nnt even repre-
ssntartv-s. Who apparently act On rhs
rheury that the territory embraced hw
ne thirteen original states Is stfH the
real American republic ant rhar the
great west the northwest ami south
vest are srflI N a STATE u ttIrellgs. n
most Ike tire Philippians ant Porto
4icul This eiIss ot statesmen CONSIDERS
the west too immature Co have anv po-
lrrtcaI voice worthy ssri1us euuSfsi@ra.-
tiuu- The vests protest AGAINST ROB
Der tariff. for instance. = % them Eke
n erilf's resentment against rsces-
sary discipline.
The Payne tariff bin X deeply scared
with these MARKS OF distrusr. Il hris-
ties with evidence 0g eunrsmpr for the
vests Judgment on economic uNtFzSrs
There $ the HsTTal stuffed slight pf the
wishes and GssdS ot the ultimate con
slEn1er- who represents newer Amer
tcanfsu1 II looks after the interests
of those Americans who pupuS1fs the
New England ant Atlantic states. Ir
offers a srDns. Instead at bread. 10 the
Millions upon Millions of western toll
eTs who are carving rhs real American
destiny our OF the exhaustI.sss safL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
PUTS TAX ON FOOD
~-EeEIs THE PAYNE sIIL -
WHOLLY sAc.
A1ds 20 Already orersss sarrer ~
tre peer-8esssr ard Mere
ESgitset- Metnoc % asia
"a ssser9s-


- 'ns'lS'lral a''''r-ss NJ. a..
"a M 1iANihs % arm 9et
9s''a~ ui"sIN~ = sAAa1ion anu ne
el''s =. N
s ge-ss.nS-
- -, n ae0cin WIS s''l''alr rf'@
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ss''H'e"'" n sVproprtAshans nexs
- u n u~~s
io'pe pro11Ve measures 70
" ~. S'-Ali'-'-zs ~ en-
= - - -'- ~
4'4s1.S ~ p'''i'
a. - = e-.-'..-s 's~a''s % -.
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-, Rsss''o 20
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-, s..---', 's~ 'iar
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=. ~ ~
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-, -.AA
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
USES DYNAMITE AND KNIFE
Infina7ian Wounds viss aad Your
Members Of Family

SOUTH Bsn,L Ini-Lswis rhrur.
Bsrien county sNichigaal farmer. whils
erazrd with Ii,yInr Sflu.iav night Grated
rrign of terror at his bamr bv dyu.s
hitting a building and voun.iing ms "a
th-r rfnsiaw amt faur other m-snb.rS -
m. family by stahbing them with
snIfs ami Also pia.ring in peril en-. lives
II sax ehil'iren near tho building whieh
he dvnamit~'t rhruu. sftsr creating
thi- havor. barrirasisd hirn-.if IN hi-
anus. Nhsr~ b. hat stored dvnanit-
ant <'fH. amt dsf~,i th. pas-.. fram whirh
~ hast escaped eariisr in the evening
After avIng .iege To the hauss fsr
ssysrsl hours. sheriff TBhnson eaptar-,f
the srtzed man ant h. u nov IN lail az
Benton Haroar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15
WIND WRECKS TRAIN.
Coaches Lifted Up and Rolled Dawn IN
Emha1kment.

HigginssiIls, Ill., 4priL-Passsnger
traia NJ L. eassbounst- Chirass and Al
tau- was dsrailsd near Nayvixw. SIX
miles west Of this city. to-day ut noou-
The aecsient vas eaas.,,f bv The territi,.
wlnstssorm raging at the time. whirh
literally lifted the epaehes OF the traeIS
amt rolled them down an eulhHn msut.
The passengers were terribly shaken up.
but tremendously no one was seriously
IN Juresi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15

sant 70 train zer and women TO ,zsaI
with misfortune want them IN
ssrucsed 20 enGh1s with the weak
zesses and Sins Of the trunkars. the
criminal the paap<r and the would -oe
xz1iciste-
AZ 80 Years q azs TIE head Of the
>alE1rlc1 Army. after mere than half n
century af almost uzcsasiag activity.
as as vigDr01s and Hnsirin< rs NJ any
time N his career The ir@xhaussfbg.s
Vitality and irrsI-ecrazl and rhyxi<aI
arr1xsEy os this social r~forrz@r. phiEar-
th-uVtsr- preacher a1rhor and Traveller
are u1rvshnusl AZ f1grxcure hs Is
Erzrseffng many thousands of miles
ever the xcrid every year cunrruEIfrg
the aesrfnSes of hfs mere shan 900
CORPS cf Sllxari1u soEiisry vitn rAeir
lS-asl9 commissioned officers dfstribE-
ted aucng erery civilized erR-.r-.
prsarAfng constantly to rzxr azstieresz
and doing an amount % rsrerzrx xors
ssar would be n fzexor 10 nany a pro-
fesSiuual author with 10 ether ccvxpa-
sirn-
WIllian Booth was born On AprfT "a.
rs-s. IN Ncrrinxhan. Ez<ia1d- az9 vas
sr7zzet for the 3fe<hcdiss ministry.
wnsch he catered and became cue cf
the zrrungs<r evazgelixric f1rrex n
that ehurvA- He grew dissatisfied.
hovevsr- NJ reaching urky those vita
sore relEgSczs training and cnnvic-
tsOa- He felt rhar there were thn1-
saa&s vnnse need was tar greater ara
he grzxi1rst 10 the Eaz end Of L.sc-
don where wrsrehestlesx of al kin1s
was the r-ie-
In 6k<usst burial ground ca Nile
Fad road he pitched m cd tent as6
the 1r<t Szlsarionisr nessin< vas
held IN thar tent IN Isst- The esry
eioslzere CT the earnest ycurg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-04-15

money 10 hurn- rs the saying is
When ne Was called 20 the trars he
backed himself 70 win 1Fin< so
TO eight virh the -hetrfzg ring and
aE1rg the members of TIE club
The noble earl missed clean with
both barrels. and after renewing the
empty shells fru2 his g1n he sazn-
ys-ad back toward the scrring tenr-
hur stopped half way to speak 20 lack
Hamnnnd the man Who s4ppEssG the
club vita Pigeons. and said 70 him
In that peculiar drawing war so mach
ID vuEze azcag the -upres ten y