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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
NURSE PUTS BABE on STOVE
Lissis ous Die II opasm af Raia
rrum Krfux.sa

New Ysrs--Dcut put ne su the
srnss arain. viii behave IN behave .
The pi-suns vries Of his thr---ysar-al,i
ssu. Arthur a.trsrrsti the rtrrnriuu af
William johnson when he returned home
sunday niuht- At the time the ehIhi
was IN sharz. Of 3larIoris Miles, wsui-
an g years ost- whom Johnson emplnys.I
~ hsssssxs~psr ami nurse
-'xha- y the -.sttsr with th. baby ~
is1samis,i Johnson
-Sarhsng' r-psist the woman He
7rubabsy has been frightened By suus
-hfklr-n-s
Iahnsun watched BY the si,is II the
lirrss boy who cuufina,d to repeat his
premises % Be good amt cry cut against
the tartare at beng plarrd On a st8x~-
TIA had as aisz sf the ssrisas euu,fit5an
Of ra~ htrIe teIIow until IN a pirifuf
spnzm ef gam he sutfenIy expired
In examination sf the body disrlas..ss
srrribI. burns ahsut the legs ami back
NJ the BABY burns a week odd. whirh
must have ezase.i anr-ssinv PAIN until
fearh sanr - the hahg's r-iirf-
The Niles woman was pinrs-f 1nssrr
arrest ami After drawing her .-uiIt. anas
rv csufe--~a the SxrhMrie cruelty she
iad Przrrir-t an the baby gwen To hsr
enr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

washington. Mar 5-Fn the senate
chamber. which seitom before has w.t.
uessst 50 impressive a ceremony or
held n mere brilliant audience. IN The
presence Of high dixniraries oe srare
ant narton and the ambassadors ant
the representatives of every country
of the civilized world. William Il Taft
shortly before one o'eIocf yesterday
tack the carh of cffics as president Of
tie Cuired Srares 1nft Delivered hts IN
aug'Iral ar.drsss. A slintinE snow and
sieee storm. vhirh swept IN upon
washington late Wednesday afxhr and
continued throughout the forenoon.
caused an abandonment cf the outdoor
ceremony ut the capital
The uarion's capital. fur many hours.
was cur sf from all wire eslr1ruunira-
tinn win the rest 0c tire vnriE
It was a day of strenursidy IN wash
tngrcu and as II IN sympathy win the
ourg1tng executive the weather made
a elizzar'tly appeal TO the thousands
Who were not deferred By the wsrss
thar the weather man could trgru On.
To adj the dnaI touch Of strsnpssfrv.
Mr. Roosevelt declined ,o riffs. to the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
nGEr MAKES SAILORS DESERT.


With the ships crowded into the
raxY yards fer repairs. the officers AMI
men found their SURROUNDINGS most
uncomfortable As many as possible
were sent en- leave. bur the remaining
cnss had a hard time Of il, says Rear
Admiral Evans In Hanprcn's Broad
way Magazine Above an things. an
American blueiacker nkes a clean
'lace To ear. clean place
20 sleep and q chance to keep
htmseif clean and smart. In other
words, he loves 4 clean ship. and he
is unhappy r lie cannot have Il That
these conditions should always prevail
CT a vessel &C war gees WITHOUT say
ing aur it Il . fact. which none can
Deny. that they 90 not exist On a vss-
sel Under repairs zr navy yard tha
Irc1dl-cns are such as % render eiazn-
mess and cemrarr tmpoazinIe.
Il ship znes 70 the nzxy yard sufck
md span everything clean and uenr.
md the men happy and crnEsntsd.
! hss a gang az wurkmsn - elrt- svxr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
SUGAR TRUST FINED si34.lIs
Charged That Imported Sugar Wa
Nswsighsd-

N-w Ngrk--A verdict awarding tho
United States government sf5s.Ifa dam
age- m unpaid customs infies frnn the
Ansriran sugar Refining Company vas
rrusiers4 BY Iurv whieh heard charges
ef miswsigsiug sugar imports. The YER
diet rendered. was fsr the fnli amount
sued tor by the government On the cun.
rsnrion that this sim was drle Trough
undsrssighing by the company's EN-
pioy-s Of sugar imports On the cum-
pany's Brooklyn docks.
Notion for a new trial was ienIed and
counsel fnr the fefensisnt was given six
" days IN whieh "a prepare the ease on
appeal which, Il vas announced, would
De taken
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
MRS. caRMAcx MENTIONED
Widow of Late Senator Kay H
P1senistr.ss as Columbia

Wa-hiHgtan.-The first suggestion Of
al appaInfmsnt tn a f.-israI office in
Tsnn--s~- = that Mrs. Cobev Duuning-
tan Carmack. waiow OF the late SENATOR
Ed'rzui ". C4rmaek. viii be made post
miStrr-s at Columbia. Tenn.
Col Arsh NJ Hughes. forner pastmas-
ter az Columbia. sugg-strd that Il would
S~ a gracious act far President Taft, who
was a personal friend OF the late sen
afar- % appaEnf hiz widow The presi-
dent sai,l Congressman BrJwniow had al
reasiy suggested the sppaintment OF Mrs
Carnaek amt at a fi1rur- time NJ would
give the natter dne consideration. There
vas M iHtimariou either frum Col
Hughes or Congressman BrnwnioS that
Mrs. CArmaek would ae-~pt the offer Il
nAar tu her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Mrs Nflieerc Garrett Faxceft N
the only woman wfo has ever been
ASKED to address, the University Do
batting society AZ oxford AT thu r.
guest Of the students she took woman
surrage as her subject AT the snd
or her speech = resolution IN favor Of
~0uan sunrzgs was put and lost by
. majority of Is There is a ruunr
thar Mrs. Julia Ward Howe viii In
the near future receive a similar invs-
s1rion from Harvard Those Who pre-
tend to- be informed assert that Har.
wards majority against woman SUI.
frass would y many times grearsr
than Oxtord4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
BURNED At THE STAKE
CROWDS rRoH HAxr TOWNS
sKx HORRIBLE SIGHT


EnskwaH- Tsx-Aftsr having been
sisnsaae't BY Mrs. Arthur Mckinney 40
The negro whs strsmpte.i a criminal a.
sauiE upau hsr. 1n,isrSau k1li-. Who had
os~n taken frum the RsrkwaI euurrty
an was ser,zr-t to an irvu stake driven
INTO the earth amt burned ts d..nth IN
the prvssnre Of sbsat a Thousand p~r>
-snsA karitrr IN the day. VIII Clark.
. usvru. had bsen shot ami Instantly
killed when hfs fathrr. Ansirew Clark.
had refused pernhssasn To a posse 60
se~rrh ms premises On the assumpesn
thae Ellis was cuurvaIs,t there.
Psupie vsre h>r- fr-9 .~-~r-s ss~us
snd fram Dallas. Coffin and Hunt. as
vel ~ EnckwsH county, to witness the
lynrhing Of the a<xrR
Ellis admitted ms guilt but refused
tn MAKE . statement He dsi nse utter
. ry as the pile sf rsrss wood. which
iad been saturated with ksru~ene. was
ssr au drel Nsr sisi he show blss Of
arrive as the flames cooked his fesh.
He was dead within nine minutes after
tns tsrsh hat been nppiir,k
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
Buy saooo.soo Eausumeut.

View fsIi>--After having Just gwen
an order for Igf, 600 tnus Of steel rails.
Involving an outlay Of s7.800,g0o. the
New York Central FRIDAY announced
that IL was prepared TO buy ss.Heu, 900
worth OF equipment. inriHding the pur-
chase Of 1850 freight ears. 2d3 pas-en-
grr cars and II locomotives. The ear
order viii Be distributed amnng half \
dozen builders. Bids for 1000 addirional
Freight ears are now neing rer-ive,i and
for sixty-eigtr passenger ears. costing
approximately s., 500. .000 more
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

rElruad sSaticu from which he de-
parted to Oyster Bay He walked
through the snow
8sff ard Parade Gs~en-
Though the thousands os citizens
whn hat ccme here from ali over the
country were denied the privilege OF
Witnessing the solemn ceremonies AZ
tending the administering Of the cath
To the new president the more spec
rarirIar features Of the day were not
emlrred Al who hraved the storm
saw the great Inaugural parade ear
ried cur substantially as ir haf been
planned, and in the evening the in
zlgrIral ball and the display Of fire.
works were given with their 1riIlianey
undimmsd by the adverse weather
conditions.
The ball. given IN the Pension huiId-
ing was magnificent AZ IL always Is.
Ir was attended by a tremendous
thrunG In the center Of the grear hall
which occupies the lower iour Of the
structure. a space was roped en- The
visitors stood outside the open place
N1@Ak-48 AlE A[EAtA@ u EEr1a4~AL tllAt
Ms TIfr and Vice President and Mrs.
Sherman They came finally and
stayed On the main 11ur for some
tine. anf then retired 1or the prssf-
dents box IN the gallery above. where
they watched the PROCEEDINGS hsiow-
Unusual success attended the Efforts
of the committee that hzd charge Of
decuraring the ballroom and IL was
GENERALLY admitted that such wonder
fully beautiful effects had rarely. II
ever. before been accomplished
A vanlred canopy OF bunting reduced
the great height Of the aaif ny some
20 feet The color scheme af this can
cpy was q deep cream tinr and this
WAS also carried cut behind the two
sr1rfed eul1nuaies which encirvfed the
court. fsrming n background % the
elaborate fcral desurarians.
Grand Firssorss Display
Farthe beuefr cfrhe ra-nngs vh1 euuld
NOT Attend the ball there was An fIlu-
ninafian and fireworks display such as
Washington never before saw His
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

foar over the cirv. druuning nerv
bombs. wrecking the buildings which
crumbIe and fall until all sre utterly
destroyed The action Of the encuun-
ter Of the aernpIanes and the desfrrrr.
ton Of the cirv were marveluusIy
realistic
Parade q, the srcNs.
The partners In the afternoon rad n
hard time OF IT, but manfullv pushe,E
their way through the snsx ami saIsh
M1f Cen J. franklin Bell was the
grand marshal
The military division had the right
Of way after the presidents escort
At its head were the West Painr en-
dets and the midshipu1eu fruur the.
naval academy at Annapolis. The
cadets of both schools we're cheeresf
as they always have been chsered at
every inaugural parade tn which they
have taken part Immediately behind
the future officers Of army and navy
came the regulars Of the military serv-
tce. In the Hne we're the $500 men
who had formed the Cahar army OF
paeificari0n
In the waters sf Hampton reads for
ten days the feet which had made its
recnrsfhreaxing Journey around IN.
world had been assembled The har-
rlsships. the cruisers. the 9estruyers
anf the torpedo boats we're. drawn
upon for -iackiesr 20 give the sea
service an Adequate representation IN
the inaugural ceremonies. There were
1000 sailors from the cnnnecrieur. The
Illincis and the ether ships ct Spsrry's
heet In the parade. The marines fol-
Icwed the saiisrs
&stionaI Gazrcssnen There
Next came the National Guarts-
rlen from various states Of the union.
and their excellent marching ant evo-
iurinns eiicired enthusiastic applause.
In the rear Of the military division
came the civic organizations. There
were in line more than rga clubs and
political associations from all parts of
the cuunry. nearly all Of them wear
ing some unique and disrfnguishinx
Uniform
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Washingtan.-rhe failure Of Rspre~~n-
,ativss Humphreys Of Mississippi and
RznssielI Of Louisiana to be appointed By
speaker Cannon As nsmbers af the M
land waterways commission Is b~iisved
TO be dlIe 70 the spssk-r's oppasitiru 70
y liberal movement for improving ths
sater courses sf the country Mr. Hum
ahr~ys and Mr Rsnssieli stand fur hb=r-
slity IN al matters pertaining to thu
IeveIupuent Of rivers. Speaker Cxnnsn
: opposed 10 ma proposed ss0g 900 ,gaa
| bond Issue fsr x11srwuys mPrak ruenk,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
CLIMATE TO GET R00sevElT
Prof Starr says Hs VIII Never ~
turn % Amsrica Alivs-

Chiesgo.--Theaslnre Roosevelt vi
never enme back from Afrira alive
PrDf. Frederick W. Starr Of the rnr
vsr~irF 0f Chirsgn masie this aat-foot-,E
lsciaratinu to aae Of his elas-es in an
thrupalogv.
II VIII not b. the wild animals that
vii cais~ the irsth of the former prs-i-
denf. said Prof starr. HE II IN M
'iangsr frpm that SQUIRE He knows
haw "a take care OF himself and to prs,-
test himself fnam the attacks of Wild
beasts
But 4 = the climate snd the fever
that nrks in the Afriran Iungiss that
make the return af Mr. Roosevelt, 10 nv
mind. aimast s1 impsssibility-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Washington. - President rafs afs.
prayed waIk-d- ru.ie amt otherwise
spent the Sahhash IN Washington Tsl-s
the same a. 4 he was Citizen Taft and
sue President Taft-
In srher words, President Taft spent
ms irsc Sunday IN the White Hsuse in
fsshinn quite varrhy Of th. good days
sf the republic The papular~ gps c IN
It's head thns President Taft when he
went To ehurrf wsIld com. xhirfinr M
10 the frunt dnsr IN 1fr- Tafs's new S.
sog sar.smnhiir. buf insr.nsf hs inst pur
su ans hat AMI accompanied by C. P
Taft. left the White Hsuss an fBst ami
Arrived az Al Souls Unitarian Church.
he came qrie-ix amt without psmp
and circumstance lie surprised the pu-
lirrnan an d1rrv nc the doar and en-
tered the church bsfar- the exp~r-ans
x<s<mhisx- nssriss ansf aursafr were
aware sf ans pres<nr~
The r1s~Ips nseir-sf rhas the ssrrxt
s<rvie- men s's accompanied the pr-si-
tenr and his hrssh<r ~ church were
Kr-zy-f N frusk en4Es and hirh silk hats.
The ssx~r huxz aruund abaur imme,iIar--
~ vas that's Mrs Esftas noesnn. She
vii has. things done that beds the hi,h
sffr~ ID the presidents Of the United
SsaEess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Toaesfss 0-elaiming that her aged
husband suffering from a de~ps<.rrd
thirst n a dry esuney- had tr'Aiet her
for . ksr af beer that some marr fsrtR
nate n<ixhhsr had sssees<si~d in Smuggling
sv~r thu linz, Mrs Ga&bislL, ag.zf a. at
3swiing Grr~n- o. Vas taken in care
By the Weed county trusss~sl She was
fsund Erinx with her daughter, the fat
t<r's husband and SIN ehildrrn- after
running Away from the man whum she
claims boaxhE h<r- The family waz ks.
ing n n. mss< 9hiesf d-stitutisn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

The beard Is found in greatest hrx-
uriance amoug the Celtic and Slavic
races IL is found scarcely az al
among the Ncrrh American Indsans,
and the few hairs which the Irffan
finds uron hts tace he carefully sradk
Gates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

ansis AID EfheI. though only as<
and seven were eitrer enemies ana
guarreied continually Que day aver
heard a conversation between them
iva sur eimplsx. said Rosie. -you
haven't any dimplesrs NO. answered
ErnsL regrstfziIy- Then she hrixaf-
eaed . she E1ciad a hsr enemy ~1~
-ouf i've gns nzaIes s"-Dellnezror.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

The influence af the righr kind Of n
newspaper mast be corrective. Evils
znf abuses. scrle small some great
grow NJ On every hand The rfghEz OF
individuals and tas rights Of the puhr
lie are constantly being undermined
through ignnrarcs. and assailsd By
graft and greed The newspaper with
a helpful policy must ever BE vfzilaar
TO warn and ready 20 dghr against
thezs artaeks.-Frum the FhfIaz.si1hia
Nerrh Amerteaa's Confessions of .
Newspaper
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Japan makes a.sea To 81. s.sas hfryc-
les yearly and aso imports 4a.a00. be
sides separate parts enough tn naks
sa.aod The eounE nov has zsa. .aoe
tn use. mostly foc@r business uurros.,.
The Demand for Ees is sue pair.
sssss<. sa..s, s-''sA''s' V.<A =. !.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

New Orisxns> La-rhnr natural gaz
may be pip~z co VARIOUS siries IN Lsais
iznn- Arkansas and Texas from the fields
IN Cabin parrish. whnr< supply No said u
BE- przerrnlly i1~xhAastibis. naw seems
to b. pru6abie- Already Shr~xspsrr. In.
and T-xxrkxn1. ARK are getting them
ms Supply frum these aelfs amt prop
ssixian % extend similar ~rvie~ CO
naay other <iti<s. insinsiing New Or
b-.ss, has b<~n made In the Cabin
feists . Wild wall has been burning fsr
over thrive yearz- consuming maAy miE
lsnns al f-r< Of ia daily
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

The smallest paiatlng knowu waa
drne By a Flemish artist en- the
smncth side Of a grain cf common
whine corn II repressnts n milL an .
terrace. the miller mounting rke STAIRS
xirh u sa<k Of grain en- his hack n
hnrse and cart standing near zn4 =
group az peasants n the road AZ . IL
lie distances
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

the srsr opportunity The wonder }.
me Is that more of them 10 not ass~rr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
@1sissippi
9srs

In the sue u L<snn Fsrr azsin-s the
fssss srd sfissss-spps vsEisv RaiIruni
Company hrumzhs ap frum wlzrrscu
Csunrv- the supreme Court affirmed .
rstrmsnr far ss-sga r-rsxsr-.I sur the
niiinr sf the husband sf tho plaintiff
The killing wss the r->alr sf . cslIi<isn
fr % a sei-xrsm dir-rtinr q certain
tram "a ws6rh the d..r-a.e.s vas rstine
% n>-> sacthsr train at Hsrrs.ssu. bs-
ING nizhsis- the ksuls being that ss the
sp~rsssr vha vss tA~ sr-nf Of the aV-
psilAar csmpany-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Tr7ces Unions are No new invention.
Aecurare records OF their existence I,
Roman times have been eng NJ IN
PumpeiL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
Taft INAU6URAl
PARTLY SPOILED
BY FIERCE STORM
NEW CHIEF or the Ma
TON TAKES OATH IN
CHAMBER or SENATE


Parade Msrrrss s-ss-sy rnruagh ess
sissn--sos~rasa Sail 10 es~sr az
Nigrs N tns cr~se r+.H az sns psr-
sian ssisding-ariiExrr rlizrrir,-
ton AZ Pennsylvania aserue and
ear5suss ossrisy ~ Fir-scrss
Near trs white r+suse Er..r.zir
tire Vast rnrsns az vsiser.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Ene water 1f the tropical uceu,,~
essfaias mere salr than thar &c osa~r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

uric Pennsylvania aTea1e Vas ahhsxs
wirh 1Ihr rum end ~ end Not cair
we're an the sustn@ss houses brilliant
b Illuminated hssf across the str~et
were stretched nameruns siectrfc -
teens The Peace monument. fc- rh-
frsr time since ~ erection souu after
th~ evil var vas pHx 20 the use f5r
which y was arixfnallg fnrsnaed--Ehat
~ a tcunrains-and powerful search
hzhfs were turned on the great vai,
srns ef water that vas thrown into TIE
air.
On the ellipss south cr the whfe
H1use a display of aeriaF fireworks b.
<tr ar I-3g oiciock and es1r hours WIS
warched ~ a most delighted zanltfrune
The display began hv the discharvs
1f t0f aerial gins. the national salilta
AMI was followed By ne Hxhting -
.5a prismafic f-ps which change
eoiur a nur1her of times The W
minatiuu was superb and the efsct
0f the changing rfnts On the t1werinx
marble shaft of tn. Washington mrn-
ument was extremely beautiful. rhen
eams>4 the fight Of t51 ro~lsse hs-us /.
fred from several POSITIONS so a.
blend their various cpl1rs. and th.rs
N rapid Succession the dfscharxe oe y
battery of magnesium haTlouns NJ
lnwsd by a marvellous sun cluster
ant batteries Of ferry eubras. amt the
burning oc great Quantities OF ruby
dre. which gave It's red tint ts evsr+
object within radius Of many
squares.
NaeianaI Shield IN Berries.
The star Spangisd Banner excited
the admiration sf the xrsar thruuz ue
spectators. It was produced BY the
electrical discharge Of many hrve
bcubs pfctHrfng the aarfouaF shield IN
It's true eoiorx. suspsndes. auinug the
clouds. Que of the grsat fsarures uf
the display was the wonderful Pfia-
ct Lighr.- rising TOO feet INTO the air.
arranged IN five tiers amt lighting up
the Whole southern section Of The citv
Nearly the last and th.s greatest
sensarfcu Of the Whole exhibiriou was
a set ptscs- The Battle in the S;sy. .
showing a etrv with It's spires and tlfty
buildings. some of them zoo feet hixh.
and nlling a space on the ground 900
feet IouE An airshfp 10 seen pass.ng
over r. followed By others. These enrn
and are met BY an opposing serial
feet. when a hartIe susues. One air
ship after another Is set On fire. and
fails In the meantime ether airzhips
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Chzrs-y seyins NJ home anx -
meat cases : pru0f zszissr w1ndar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

Ihs cifi<ns sf South Ni<~i~-svpil whs.
fr tA~ psss several years have been
nss1nw -iearms protest.. ax.inse ts~ IN
-sushfF Of approximation m the I~xis-
Afar- ami tns uuia~snr-s sf pr---ne A.
sss<u<nf laws are not at all pleased
~fh rse p~rounst % the iains I-xisls-
i've eumnsssiuu named by the presiding
efas,rs af the two branches Of the s-xs+
Afnr- 20 nx-sia=r< their grievances and
r-Pars on same st the rsIa session n -
s'mps&ln~d th@s . naisrifv Of the cum
nsssurrs appointed are nrr IN svm-
p.shy wsh the 9rmanshs maei.. hy south
Snssss-spph ant with a body 80 cnuseb-
sarsd- they c~anss reasonably hnp. sor
IL relief asked ssr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11
PRESIDENT TAFTS
STRONG ADDRESS
INAUGURAL DELIVERED 6Y
NATIONS NEW CHIEF
EXECUTIVE


csrgrrss VIII Meet Marrh IS 70 rsss
Up Tsri1 seNisior-Aacruaee Army
arc Navy ursec--psrarrs Canal
stssrtiir Apprs~sa-ssutnerr 7.cs
Pruassr7 ard Lsnnr Iesisizsicr
Discussed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

The E<tzd Nerxhaats' Association.
vharh has . strung state ar,,znizzenu IN
Assszssppi- vS-h branches N al the I'M
FarrAnr towns aai many sf the smaller
sn>ss has sp<n~t . war upou al p~,;siIsrs
and transient venstsrs Of vhaE<vsr de-
s<rips1nn IN enrh s<ahrr where surh
vrnst''rs are cazuhs Dung business virli-
cut having paid she searHrsry privilrz~
sAx HExnse-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

A white man named war-irn was Ar
r-ste't N Lsaks County ehsrr-,f With frr-
p>rsunafing 4 Cni1esf States affirial
Compliant Was made that wsr,srn was
selling boil w-~vz ami potato bug
POWDER representing himself az a sp.riaF
as-nt sf the agricultural department,
and Calts't States Desrsrs 4ttsrney Lee
1r';sresf hrs arrest On information. war.
den gives his residence a. View York
State He was committed to jaI by
Cnicrt States Commissioner Gully
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

EzzHfFal ownership sf wassr works
- paying Investment m 1f<rsiiau1 The
psans has been under the csurrul OF the
city acting thruuzh . water eumuissiru
euuPus~t sf well known business men,
f1r . period af three wears. and has
eisnr-t fur the si-y somsehing sssr ssa.-
coo. notwithstanding a r--Essrts1u al s
per cxns hss been made N the prize Of
water Co snnsErmsrs and thousands Of
du'lars has s<sn tevueri 20 imPruvsruens
purrrsea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

A. usu.l thu Tunss County criminal
sern hss resulted n q zuud run OF grise
f'r the p-ni<enriary mill Hs shown by
the s6ixial naea~ sent 90 ><~rpsary Ter
EE-r BY Cirr1iE Clerk Il NJ Dsuxherty sf
|th.s cuunrv- Five men we're crnxmre,f
sf murder anst gwen life ssntenr~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

R<v- z s Lswhss p-siding elder Of
ths Winsna dissrsrr- announces that the
Wlnsna district ssuf<r-ue~ VII be held
% Sshl2fer- AEss.- Apri7 s-.sI A large
stseni&nr~ - exFsrsest aEf ample acrum-
nozi-finus VIII be praxni-f for all who
sfremi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

j. C. Tsytur amt H. l. Talbsrt w-rs
sans AMI serh1slsiv wuunsisf BY Lee
1snks, iesp~rzts n~xru they were s--k-
Ing 70 arrest az cizrk<tsIs- D-2-
uxy Tslh~rt Val injured IN the
hand sur fng-r h~sne sin~n sf- while
Taylor was shoe through the b~rx- the
in.a passing entirety thruaxh his body.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

L. C. Irwin the aisi<ss esfizrn af Tn-
n1ss. dsrd sai,irnir- caused by paralysis
Of the heart following several attacks
Il paralysis extending through two
yearx With the passing at 3fr- Irwin.
. landmark 10 removed He was anr of
the Arg-se Planters and taxpayers IN the
Dsiss serciun- and was rated a. worth
s5ss,aeoL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-11

ArrAIcer<s have h<~n invif>i 70 summit
Piaas far thu n&w kaign<s OF PssAi1s
z-sesry a6ir< and club ssihilng. to b.
rsssesf sn rsaE,f ssnsd by thu Knighes
e Ryrhias st 3EersEaa-