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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

This IS the most dang sr1us Il ne %
the year - eaten cul1, ADD IL i the
hardest time % cure t.. Ify0u sh1Uit
take q coid. a few doses OF henuesiy's
LaxafIve Cough syrup will at very
promptly Its Laxative principle ire
ta- cull by driving i, from ne system
by q gentle bat nafgral action OF the
bowels Chiiar-n especially Ike Ken
aedt's Laxative Cough syrup a. Il
tastes - good. nearly ike maple
sugar. Il j. sold by all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

TIE approaching warn wealth
sr gives Us the annua! opportu-
nity 70 jump on the ice man.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

Ire best known pills and the best
us maize are DeNitt's Littl. Live
Etriy HIsers- Trey ar small, cav
o ttSr- gentle aHd certain aad So
b ali druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

All parties are HEREBY war4.d
. % trespass. huat, hsh or h.
Ter upon the W C. Parks Iandtiu
Baat No ? under peuaItv ~ r..
ssw IN such cases.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

"My three year old bav vas h.s-
Sons9~teI. hHf a nigh fever and "a.
- al aNIHi eonaitIJa | gave hsm
49, 4us-~ u Foley 8 Orino Laxative
an" We ns&t mDrning the fever VA.
'.e a-d Ne was entirely we'll. 20
Sriao Laxative saved ais lie p
a s. 'iklsh, 81 Gasimer. Wis. Foe
sale oY AeGOHagiH & Listleiohn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

Singer and Wheeler & wis.,,
Sewing Machines, the oldregiabla
and most rsiiab4, you can bnr
on easy payments. Old maehines
1Aken In exchange. All the TAT
est atfachmentf. Try one tefo-a
buying. loFe
s WEBSTER.
Ssziss<a< and Collecss~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

THazE hundreds physicians
went on a strike in Venezuela and
ID patients were saved.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-03-04

Tue EAGLE SLm per year.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
TCOMMUNICATED .
WHO WILL 1T BET

A campaign, the most peculiar In Viz
ginia's political history is about to reach
It's finale. The organization support
ed by q majority of Virginia's dele
gaiion in Congress, has left no stone no.
turned to corral its strength. There Is
no question about the attitude Of the Of
ganization on the governsrship. Ii has
been for Judge Mann and ia still fOI the
jadge. Money, 1t is said. is plentiful in
The Mann camp, and 1t Is also ssid 1t
comes from interests foreign to the anti
saloon league. As has been said before,
it ia indeed a wonderful campaign
wholesale and retail liquor men bending
every energy for the success OF q man
who is a supposed reformer and tenn
perance advocste. Bat politics makes
strange bedieloWs, and as Judge Mann
has ming led 10 every polltlcsl camp
since be hes been voter there is no
surprise expressed when he Is found on
both sides of the temperance question
the only surpr' Sc Is that either the tenn
perance or liquor interests will take bis
candidacy serious. Yet some OF The
liquor men have abiding faith 10 him
not because they kOow he will be all
rIght-but the word has come down toe
line The leaders have taken snuff and
their followers will do the sneeziDg. Bat
Alexandra, true to its political psst,
will give Harry st George Tue ker from
$50 tc 300 msjority and will everlsst-
ingly rebhke those who vote as a ma.
chine-dictated 10 and controlled by
men who have no other reason than their
own selfish ambition. w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
TOday's Telegraphic News
Improved Conditions 10 Spain

BarTiz, Frsuce, Aug. 3 -Barcelora
Is now entirely held by loyal troops, the
last Of the rebels having quit their
strOnebolds today, according to tele-
grphic messages from there. Other sec
lions of Catalonia, however, are still
cebteis of revolution. The rebels control
San Felice, Palamos and CASA de LIS
Silva and sre now urging the secession
Of Catalonia from Spain.
Il is nov believed that fully 1000
persons we're killed in the three days
fighting in Barcelona. Ia the number
Was Fetror, the anarchist, who was be-
lievtd to be originator Of the attempt to
sssSssinste King Alfonso and The
queen on their coronation day. There
has been total OF $50 executions by
the military authorities and $50 pris-
oners are awaiting execution. The part
of Barcelona that bore the brunt OF the
| fghtiDg-the old part-was practically
destroyed by the continuous artillery and
will have to be rebuilt.
Cerbere, Aug 8 Troops sent out
from Barcelona to dislodge the revolu-
tlonisls entrenched In the mountains
have been forced to retreat to the city
after sustaining heavy loss, according to
messages reaching here today. Captain
General Santiago, commander OF the
government troops 10 Barcelons, bs'
been notified from Madrid that 1t is Inn
possible to supply him With Trustworthy
| reiniorcements at this time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
THE PRIMARY.

The democratic primary will be held
throughout Virginia on Thursday, the
5:b, to nominate state officers snd mem
bers of the House of Delegates. The
following Is the order in which the
names will appear on the state ticket;
FIR Governor.
w. H. Mann, of NottOWay.
II. ST. George Tucker, Of Rockbridge.
For Lieutenant G vernon.
James K. Cation, Of Alexandria city.
J. Taylor Elyson, of Richmond city.
For Attorney. General.
Robert Catett, OF ROckbridge.
Samuel W. Williams, Of Wylhe.
For Commissioner Of Agriculture.
j. Thompson Brown, OF Bedford
George w. Koiner, OF Augusta.
The following state officers have no
opposition for denomination, and for this
reason their names will not be printed
on the ticket:
5 csetary OF the commonwealth, ID.
Q. EgQleston, OF Charlotte; treasurer,
a. W. Harman, jr, of Rockoridge, add
superintendent of Public Instruction
Joseph ID. Eggleston, jr., OF Prince
Edward.
The contest has not excited as much
interest az has some others but ialr
vote is expected to be cast. Interest is
centered In the choice for governor,
many voters seeming to care little Tor
the remainder of the ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
Given Gold Crown.

Manchester, Mass., Aug. S-Miss
Mabel Boardmap, slster-in-isw OF 5 'Da-
tor Murray Crane, friend OF Mrs. Taft
and one of the atbiters OF Washington
society, today is possessor of a gold
crown from the Italian government In
recognition OF her work for the Italian
earthquake sufferers. The crown, which
vas presented by the Marquis de MontA-
gliari, is a reproduction Of the ancient
civic Roman Crowd, composed OF oak
leaves and acDrns in solid gold,
which will serve its owner IS a
distinctive hair ornament. II was en-
closed 10 box OF leather, adorned by
the royal arms in gold. The crown Itself
bears the following engraving: ITO
Mabel Boardmap, OF the American Red
Gross, from the Italian government, as a
debt of gratitude, 1908 1909"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
A LITTLE MUDDLED.

To the Editor Of the Alexandra Gaze tie.
Your news note under the caption
Chimes Change" 10 the Gszette OF The
second instant presumably referred to
reference to the political situation
made by me 10 my Sunday evening dis
course 10 which took occasion to cay
that political standards and values are
constantly shifting and changing, and,
by way of illustration, stated that while
pastor In Portsmouth | was at The same
time vice-president OF the Anti-saloon
League of that city, aud that when the
name of the president of the Liquor
Dealers Association was mentioned in
connection with senatorial hOnors from
the tideWater district, our league felt 1t
to be q matter OF principle and duty to
use It's best efforts to defeat the whisky
candidate; and 10 that attempt, which
failed. we had the support of the State
AnliSsloon Letgue, as well IS the pro-
foundest sympathy of all true temper
ance workers, but thst times had so
changed, and political standards so shift
ed and great moral reformers 80 rel'g gated
to the rear that the superintendent OF
the State Anti Saloon League aud the
former president OF the Liquor Dealers
Associalion-now senator from his dis
trict-are both lined up solidly for the
same candidate. The former president
OF the Liquor Dealers Association tells
bis friends that their bgst Interests will
be subserved by heartily supporting the
same candidate that the A1ti.Saloon
League supports and the committee, &C.
cOrding to the ststsmeuis and Other
printed mater and correspondence sem
out showing record of the two caudi
dstes, etc., clearly desire to land IN The
guberr at orisl chsir. The Interest OF the
'quor people and the temperance peo'
pie are not identical, but rather antsgo'
nistic and annihilative of each other, and
the policy that is best for the one Is moi
best for the other, but to the contrary,
the Anti-Saloon League, the Liquor
Dealers' Association and the ring poll
ticians OF the state to the contrary not.
withstandiDg. Somebody is being fooled.
| fear it is the simple minded temper
ance forces, Tor in my candid opinion
the temperance forces of the state have
as much to expect from one candidate 81
the other after election. l write this
for the sake OF accuracy.
Sincerely,
W. F. WATSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
From Washington.
iCorre,pOndencs Of the Alexandria Gazette. !
Washington, Aug. 8.

iCorrespondence OF the Alexandria Gazette. !
Washington, Aug. 8.
The storm that struck the Payne
Aldrich tariff ship yesterday has blown
awfy. Oil has been poured On the
troubled waters aud unless unexpected
SQUALLS come from other directions the
officers in command still hope to bring
the vessel safe into port before the week
ia over. Senator Aldricb officially an
nounced today that after conference with
the president and the tariff coDferees the
obiectiopal j ,ker 10 the leather schedule
will be removed. The programme will
be to frat piss the conference report on
tae tariff bill Then, daring the Time
that 1t Is being enrolled and before Its
submission to the president for his sp'
proyal, both House aud ) nate are to
pass resolution correcting the language
of the leather schedule. The bill and
the resolution will then be sent to the
president together.
The result will be that all boots and
shoes, of whatever ga1e, made from
auy kind Of leather, will be made
dutisble at 10 per cent instead OF %
per cent 10 existing law; uppers AZ y
per cent instead Of 20 per cent; harness
and ssddlery 20 per cent instead of 40
per cent; band, betting, and sole leather
s per cent instead of 20 per cent in
existing law.
These lower figures are precisely
those for which the president asked
early in the fight and were finally &C.
copied by the senators from csttle-rsising
states and by the boot and shoe and
leather manufacturers in exchange for
free hides. Bat the president and the
manufacturers understood that the re-
auctions were 10 apply only to the
products of hides Of ca tie while the
western SENATOR, in giving their sgree-
meut to the compromise, thought Inst
they we're to apply to manufactures OF
calfskin, etc, or, in other words, to
the boots aud shoes and leather Of
trdinsTy wear and use.
So when the conference committee
n ade its report and it Was seen that
the low rates would apply only to raw
81 kin boots, which sre not used any more
even by The farmers, and to the very
heaviest kind Of harness, there was ie'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
News of the Day.

Speaker Cannon will appoint many
committee cbairmen aod memoers before
Congress sdjourns.
The inquiry into the death OF Lieu
tenant Sutton will be resumed al An
napolis the last of this week.
The news from Spain this morning
was somewhat more resssnrlng ana
showed that progress was made 10 me
restoration Of order.
At q big public meeting OF Free
Thinkers at Lisbon yesterday 1t was de-
cided to march to the houses Of parlia'
ment and demand the suppression oil lhe
religious orders.
Miss Helen skipwith Wilmer, well
known SO charity worker and dsugh-
ter of the late Gen. SkipWith Wilmer,
of Baltimore, was married yesterday to
DR.. Caleb n. Atbey, who has been as
ISOLATED with Miss Wilmer in settlement
work In the eastern and southeastern
sections Of that city.
A Paris dispatch says Mile. Margaret
Cassini, known as the Countess Osssini,
niece and adopted daughter OF the
former Russian ambassador to the
United Siat's, announces her engage
ment to Alec Mosley, Of Richmond,
Va. he is a man OF about 20 yesr'
old, q graduate of the University Of
Virginia, not rich but possessing O
comfortable income.
Ia the absence of the Rev. Robert Ct.
Jet, rector of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church at Stsunlon, who is travelling
abrOsd, the pulpit was occupied Sunday
morning by the Rev. Roger A. Wake,
who has just returned from five years
stay 10 japan, where he is engaged IL
missionary work, having been most oil
the time with the Rev. st. George Tuck
err, ct S.. Psul's college, Toxic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
Children Kidnapped.

st Louis, Mo-, Aug. 3.--Grace Wv
iano, aged 8, and Alfonso Viviano,
aged 5, cousins ADD children of wealthy
IIslisUs, have been kidnapped. The
children disappeared at noon yesterday
and Isst night q letter WAS delivered to
Pietro Visisno, the father Of the boy,
which demanded thst he appear 10 the
neighborhood of Welston with t25. 900
and hand the money to a man by whom
be would be sccosted aud asked for a
cigarette. Toe letter was signed "MOnth
shut" add intima'ed dire fate for the
children should the police be informed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 8. 1909.

As presented TO the Senate, the AL
drich tariff bill WAS beaten yesterday
and II was said that only promise oy the
bosses TO eliminate the joker in The hides
and leather schedule would make the
passage Of the measure possible. Ihe'e
vas no vote taken or proposed pot
before the Senate had been 10 session
two hours it had deem demons'Taed 10
Mr.. Aldrc h and TO The president tD"'
tho hill would be defeated fit should
no mt TO a vote in its present iorm'
In const quence, after numerous confer
orcss betWeen individual senators and
the nresident and meeting Of the House
and Senate members Of the conference
committee, it was decided that change
sbould be msdeiu the leather schedule so
az to make all shoes manufactured iro"
hides IF cattle or calves and all harness
tom The same material dutiable at III
and 20 per cent. respectively JOsl
how this is to be done was not abso'
Intslv determined yesterday. The plan
under confederation, which probably
vul be adopted, is to leave the bill be-
fore the Senate unchanged, but agree 10
mt through concurrent resolution II
both bousss making the necessary COT
,fctiou The revolt of The western sen
ators against the trick played upon then
In the conference agreement WAS t"'
most pronounced uprising and mSOlleS'
t,tion of disgust and indignation that pa'
oacurred since the tariff has been uhoel
discussion. In spite OF the plan &c
readily proposed by Senator Al
dricb IN overcome the difficulties
in the way of his measure, th'
situation is delicate, causing mucl
anxiety to the bosses. 1t is the unoer
standing lba. the proposed resolution
correcting the bill shall be put througf
the House before q vote is taken in the
Senate. The House is without quo
rum. aud while kilograms have beer
sent summoniug all absent members Il
Washington It is not known how many
of them will come OF what will be thelI
temper when they arrive. 1t is ex'
peeted, however, that the organization
backed by the president, will be able t'
control the msiOriiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03

Pretty Ella Clifford, "a years old,
night operator at BraeburD, lonely
station on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
% miles from Pittsburg, bIavel! bat
tied with two men early today who were
brnt on robbiog the telegraph nice.
The two men repeatedly threatened the
girl eith death unless she disclosed The
whereabouts of the compsny's money,
but Miss Clifford refused and the men
left the Office without getting any hing
of value.
Following quarrel with her hush md
at an early hour this morning, Ms.
Julia Nenetb, Of Newark, N j., drown
cd herself and her eight. mon tbs old
son Alexander
Count Zeppelin today made second un
successful attempt to sail his big sirsbip,
Zeppelin II, from Frankfort to Cologre, a
distance of miles. One Of the Propellers
broke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
Forest Fires.

Nor.h Falmouth, Mass, Aug. g.
This village is nearly surrounded by for
IS, fires, ADD a change of wind hiss
started the largest Of the fires directly
toward the center Of the village. A, 9
A m the fire Gas raging less than gus !.
ter of mile from New York, New Hsv-
en- and Hartford depot. Already nearly
600. 900 da mage bSd been done in this
section Of Cape Cod, aud it Is feared the
amount will be greatly increased uuless
rain comes soon. Nearly 1000 persons
are fighting the fires. The streets are
filed with densssmoke and PRACTICALLY all
business ia Suspended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
CoIored Man Killed.

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 10 order
TO prove that q white msn is "Rsmer"
than a negro, Peter Dufy, aged %, shot
and killed d. S. Booker, colored, and
is today facing murder chsrge. The
killing occurred lost night, and according
to WITNESSES, followed discussion be-
tween the two men as to whether the
white or black race was the Drawer.
Duffy SAYS Booker attacked him be-
cause he would not lend him dime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
The Thaw Case.

Court House, White Plsins, N. Y,
Aug. 3.-Armed with his $4,000 word
hypothetical question, District Attorney
Jerome sppesred 10 Justice Mills court
this morning for the 6ual effort 10 his
fight to send Harry Thsw back to Mat
tfawan. Jerome expects to complete
bis case late this afternoon or tonorrow
morning. Attorney MoTschsuser, fo'
Thsw, said today that he expected to
call several witnessrs 10 rebnital, besides
recalling Thaw, bot be did not expect
To consume much time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
The IInrlsin1 In Mnrncco.

isboD, Portugal, Aug. "a message from
Melilla today says that an army of l5,COJ
Moors is again attacking the Spanish troops.
desperate
The native population Of Melilla. viii IS
heretofore taken no part in the war. is report
I'd as having revOlted Besides the big army
that is attacking Melills. smaller banos OIL
Moo,s are attacking other Spanish iowns'
The uprising is spreading all over Morocco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
Unfounded RumOr.

Boston, Aug. 3-Reports current early to.
day that torpedo boat had been lost at sea
OF Proyncetown during the night are de-
MED At all the navy posts in New England
today. No news Of such a catastrophe has
been received at the CharlestOwn navy yard,
end telephone messages from Proyincetown
declare that the navy headquarters and Il e
feet there has heard Of no such accident,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
A cLEANLY AGE.
Twentieth Century ideas incline To-
ward Sanitation and PreventiVes'

Nowadays scientists believ' that 10 eleanli-
ness lies tn secret of prevention Of diseases.
To prevent disease. remove the cause.
Just a. uncleaa habits bred many diseases,
so careless habits will breed dandrufi. I'm
proper use Of anoiher's brushes, combs etc ;
will surely cause dandruf. and, in time, Will
just as surely cause baldness.
It's microbio infection, nothing more nor
less
Newbro's Herpicije kills the dandrIh
germ, and causes hair 10 grow luxuriantly.
Herpicide is absolutely free from grease or
other injurious substances
Sold by Ernest l.. Allen x Co., sgents,
two zes, Soc and 81 10. Send lOc IN siamps
fer sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit
Mich. ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03

INDEPENDENT republican newspapers
throughout the country are calling on
Mr.. TAFT to veto the Aldrlch bill On the
ground that it is higher bill than the
Dingley law. But the Aldrich bill ba'
practically become the Taft bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
HOUgE.

The House 10 a three minutes sea.
sion appointed Representatives Tawney,
Smith and Livingston az House cor
ferees on The urgent deficiency appropri-
alton bill. A recess was thee taken un-
til o'clock in order to received the
conference report on this bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03

DEMOCRATS, with the. aid Of expert
ststisiiciaus have figured out the changes
In the tariff bill and fud that it is a 2 PEI
cent higher bill than the Dipgley law
which the republicans pledged the people
to revise downward. Bat the republicans
will make pledges before the election
onlv tolbe broken afterwards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03

If THAw is released be will sue for
divorce. 1t he isn't, Evelyn will sue.
There seems, says the Philadelphia
North American, to be nothing for the
public TO do but to grin ard bear it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
DIED.

At her re idsnee, No. 2465 Eighteenth
street nortbw, at. washington, d. c August
: 100. At s45 q. M, Miss ELIZABETH
COONEY. Her funerel will take place from
81 Nary's Church on Thursday morning at
9.3QA IA. Interment private
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03

THE city of Alexandris may find it.
self called upon to fit iisel' out with an
airship garage. i Washington Star J
Why Alexandria already has fac bar
Dor fer oil kinds of ships.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-03
JEWELRY
Unity Thousand Tai ors Strike.

New York, Aug Seventeen thousand
coat tsilors are expected to strike IN New
York and BROOKLYN today, making total Of
10000 who have gone ont since the talon
strike was called yesterday. The tailOrs de-
mand 10 per cent raise 10 wages. general
hour day and the abolition Of task work.