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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09


port, considering the influence Of
the vicinlty,
SECRETARY DICKINSON reports
our army * not up to date. Let
II be hoped Zeleya viii not seize
nnon this "a az EXCUSE to ling
defiance at IA.
TINS hook worm has at last prov
ed the claim to utility. \ Cali-
tUrnia woman has got a divorce
"n the ground that her husband
had the disease
JoHN d. says the emily true hap
piness i gained through strug-
CLING. On this basis. he his given
thousands OF men and women an
opportunity to he happy.
FRANK RAISBOw' of Davenport.
Ia. has been elected national
secretary of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association. The outlook
for the association may be con-
sidered promising.
Mrs. PANKHURsr is going back
to England to serve month IN
jul. W. know of people VITO
would never 20 to England il they
lad 10 submit ~ that kind Of
condition in order 10 effect land
ing there.
NOBODY has veptufed t. sug-
gcst that DIR. Cook may have Sc
eretely hurried away for the pur-
pose of putting records on the top
ri Mount Mckinley where ehey
may be easily found when the
Searching party gets thee.
INSTEAD % wasting their time
~ speeulGii1ns on the canals of
Mars. scientists sio-f.J 81 down
10 the serious am practical busi-
ness Of Squirting whatnew type OF
bonnet the year 1910 viii bring
forth.
AFRICAN dispatche say tina
Roosevelt shot a topi. The die
tionary says that a topi is : nat.
This looks lske a canard started
BY the trusts, who a!ways accus-
ed RooseTe!. Of taking through
his nat.
The suiliotlne Which was Used
IN France during the reign of
terror is offered FOR sale. In the
event OF its being purchased by
wealthy American viii i. be adj.
rhittee free al q work. of art?
---
SPEAKER CANNON recently de.
livered a speech before the Knife
and Fork Club Of Kansag CITY.
n is repc.tea that the speaker did
not go so for IS TO eat with, his
knife fo.' TIE purpose Of carrying
cut his claim OF trstio simplicity.
ASTRONOMERS afe' quarreling
abolt the craters on the moon
and two of the poets are threat.
ening TO light /. duel because one
Of them said a certain unnamed
woman had serpent's tongue
Isn't it swful, Matei?
A New 3ohid preacher wants
John d. Rockefeller to contribute
10 the wor1d's-religious literature
100 words defining his position
With reference to evangelical
chrissfktatts. Cocid Sc good a
nan as Mr. Rockefeller possibly
rut all his.religion in 100 words .
ME- EAGLE si.n0per year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

AFRICAN dispatehe say tina
Roosevelt shot topi. The die
tionary says that a topf is nat.
This looks lske canurd started
by the trusts, who a!wayg accus-
ed Roosevelt. Of taking through
his nat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

THE Chrisima- poems. which
were written last June Ars now
appearing with beautiful icy
bOrders 50 TIE hok 4av m.catine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09
NNE If the large and hand
~ soonest Illustrated magazines
published in the United States. Each

issue contains
a mass Of val
uable infor.
nation fos
Democrats u
every locality.
and article:
bywenknon
leadmgreno
Gratis through.
cut tie eour-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

PARIsn,Ns are now feeGirg On
the Madagascar zebu in place Of
beef That's nothing. VIZ me-
qucntIy eat Chicago dogs over
here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

JoHS D. says the emily true hap
piness i gained through strug-
CLING. On this basis. he his given
,housan Is OF men and women an
opportunity to ne happy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

INSTEAD os wasting their time
~ speculGii1ns on the canals OF
Mars. scientists slotF.J gst down
10 the serious am practical busi-
ness ef is9nrFnp whasnew type OF
bonnet the year 1910 viii bring
forth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

Mrs. PANKHURsT is Soine back
to England To serve p month IN
jul. We know Of people VITO
would never 20 to England il they
lai to submit IT, that kind OF a
condition in order 10 effect land
ing there.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

FRANK RAISBOw, of Davenport,
Ia. has been elected national
secretary OF the Travellers Pro-
tective Association. The outlook
for the association may be con-
sidered promising.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

NOBODY has veptufed t. sug-
gcst that DIR. Cook may have Sc
tretely hurried away for the pur-
pose Il putting records on the top
"f Mount Mckinley where .hey
may he easily found when the
Searching party gets thee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-12-09

NHE EAt'tE Shopper year,
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
Strange Partnership

In wild and Humid quoted in the
Field, correspondent relates that
when out walking In April last. ac-
companied by sporting dog, the latter
came across and brought to him hare
about four weeks old. The little crea-
ture was taken to the house and was
induced after some persuasion to drink
milk. The next day it was put in with
the dog, which nosed it over but of
fered to do it no injury. As the hare
exhibited no signs of fear it was left
with its canine friend, which allowed it
to tumble all over its paws, neck and
back most good naturedly. A beagle
then made its appearance, but instead
of playing with 1t as 1t was in the habit
of doing, the dog growled and snapped
at it when 1T ventured to smell at the
hare. When the hare jumped away
from the dog. the latter followed and
stood by it when it stopped. as if to
protect 1t, all the while doing every
thing it could to avoid hurting or scar
ing it. The hare is now doing we'll in
the society of its canine friend and
as 1T has an excellent appetite, is In
creasing rapidly in size.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
Gossip of Railwaymen

To have carried 125.O0O,OoO passen-
gers S,75o,o0o,0o0 passenger miles in
five years without killing one is re-
markable record and one of which the
Erie has good reason to be proud. It's
trains to handle this traffic made a
total cf 5O,Ooo,O0O train miles. 1t is
said that no other American road is
able to point to like achievement.
T. NJ. Sloan, assistant general freight
agent of the Salt Lake road, with office
at Los Angeles, is in the city attending
to business duties.
John H. Crawford, assistant general
traffic manager of the Delaware, Lack
awana and Western, with offices at New
York. is a visitor in the city.
The officers of the Northwestern Pa
cific will leave within the next 10 days
for an inspection trip over the proposed
route of the extension to Eureka. AS
soon as they have completed their in
spection and the route is found salts
factory, work will be started.
At the annual meeting of the Amer
lean Association of Travelling Passen-
ger Agents, to be held in Chicago Oc-
tober II to ii, John Francis, general
passenger agent of the Chicago. Bur
Hngton and Quincy, will deliver an ad-
dress on Complete Cooperation of Our
Railroad Departments and Closer Rela-
tions With the Public Besides the
business sessions of the association a
number of entertainments have been
arranged for the members during their
stay in Chicago, including a reception
in the new clubrooms of the Chicago
traffic club.
F. j. Wheeler, general agent of the
Salt Lake route, with office at Los An
geles, is expected to arrive in the city
this morning.
The purchase by the Union Pacific of
$50 acres of land at La Sale. Colo. is
said TO be preliminary to the creation
of shops for the building of steel sleep
ing cars.
M. de Brabant, general agent of the
San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
with office in New York, is due to ar
rive in the city today. He has been
touring the northwest and has lust
concluded an extended visit to Yellow
stone national park.
The American railroad employees and
investors association. organized to on
pose legislation detrimental to rail-
roads, now has $4,000 members with
125 local organizations in cities extend
ing from the Atlantic seaboard to the
Pacific.
Gerrit Fort assistant to the vice
president of the New York Central
lines, who is in charge of tba TOE
special. is the busiest man in the presi
dental party. /. Not only has he ar
ranged for the 5,626 miles already Gov
cred. but also for the other thousands
of miles that remain to be traversed
So far the special has reached every
point in the itinerary on time.
The September number of the Arrow
head. the publication of the Salt Lake
route. Is devoted to history of San
Pedro harbor and it's possibilities. If
contains many photographs of scenes
in San Pedro and around the harbor.
and the articles are unusually interest,"
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

TO VOTE B.. City. Want to know what
shall do in order to vote in this city? Came
to this city in 1883, but have never been nat
uralized.
You will have to make application to
become a citizen. Two years after
declaration of intention, you may go to
a court of proper jurisdiction and apply
for final papers, establishing at that
time that you have resided five years
continuously in the United States and
one year in the state in which you
make application.
yIoLINs Subscriber, City. When was the
first violin made2
The London Musical World says that
the first violin that there is any ac-
count of was constructed in Italy about
the year 1900. but those which are
esteemed by musical men as most val
liable were manufactured by the family
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
MARINE
SOCIAL
BALLOONS READY TO
RACE FOR PORTOLA CUP

Ihere VIII be notable gathering OF
air craft at Eleventh and Marker
streets next Sunday afternoon At
o'clock. for not only win the monster
balloons Queen of the Pacific and
City Of Oakland be tugging at their
moorings. ready to begin their race.
but several members OF the aero clubs
have promised to be on hand with
aeroplanes for exhibition.
J. T. Posadas, Charles z. Bradley and
Cleve T. Shaffer have aerOplanes. which
they may have on display
The race for the Portola cup will
oeSin at o'clock sharp. for by that
time each of the balloons will have its
$4,000 cubic feet of gas swelling its
sides. and it is desired that the gIsual
afternoon easterly wind be taken ad
vantage of before the day is too FAR
advanced. With good luck the balloons
should cover 100 miles or more.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

A. and J. Amati, at Cremona, in the
year 1850. The violin was first intro
duced into concerts about 200 years
ago and when first played upon was
pronounced humbug, never capable of
being used with any success.
TO STUDY LAW. ]. H., Vallejo. CAL
What books should one study in order to pre-
pare himself for the study of the lawf
If it is your intention to study in
this state it would be well to read the
codes. books on evidence, contracts,
constitutional law, torts and other
works that will be suggested by deal
ers in law books.
scHMlTz-C. L. A., City. How many times
was Eugene 2. Schmitz elected mayor of San
Francisco?
Three times. He took Office In s02
and was reelected twice. -4
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
company
Must Fulfill
It's Contract

franchise of this which
obligations return for the valuable privileges granted Among
obligations and fact chief among te the requirement
adequate supply shall be provided where
conditions fuhment OF the installation
In the of refusal to furnish supply that makes the
of the territory which the corporation refuses
any sufficient fashion located populous part the
city, far from the geographical center of San Francisco county
There be for the failure to fulfill the
contract 200 families district entitled
reasonable supply This they do get either for doe
tic for purposes of fire extinguishnent.
The company reservoir site which, used would be su
the district fixing provision
made company might the
titled for an adequate service.
The refusal of the company install this service supplies
the declaration
Spring Valley which that
SIS sufficient quantity quality supply
inhabitants of the and county of San Francisco The
company holds monopoly this service but refuses make good
the contract by which it holds that monopoly.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
Attack the
Street Railway
Monopoly

bids the operation OF street railways by than
given and by this dodge of maintaining dummy corporation
the made that the fully occupied under this
law On behalf OF the city corpo-
ration employed keep monopoly will stand the of
lawsuit the policy of the regard with the
utmost jealousy and the scrutiny the of parties taken
with design foster promote maintain monopoly and there
fore designed bring this % trial.
As the city attorney points this question only be brought
into by positive taken by the attack
alleged rights OF the United Railroads That
hitting separate proposition for the people
project for building municipal railway lower Market
This proposition be submitted the the
other Tor the installation OF railway plant Geary
In strategic the propositions virtually
legal tactics OF the situation require that they shall be sepa-
rate because OF them lawsuit the people
the proposition build lower Market the active steps
taken for that project will lay the designed
test the question whether monopoly of the principal torougae
be held by trick
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

Market street. The United Railroads claims,
under its franchises, monopoly of that street
for passenger transportation 1t is attempted
to maintain this monopoly by means of 4
dummy corporation, which is merely another
name for the United Railroads. The law for
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
Captain Butt S
imperative
Duty

declaration Of Captain Archibald Butt the handsome young soldier
who attends the president his gusaory seems that
thoughtful down there San Antonio Texas wrote to
the president regards something
This enerprising San Anonian inquired by letter
whether the president prefers beef and cabbage rather than delicate
dbis and Captain Butt promptly replied beef and lis a
healthy appetite faith for things that solid safe and con-
Stick coned beef cabbage well streaked with tat
plenty mustard the side Mr. President and the coun
try will safe These delicate dbits and kckshaws will not
your natural They the stuff OF which Roose
policies made Plain living and high thinking corned beef
cabbage dinners make the prescribed regimen
of statesmen, patriots and soldiers.
In primitive the young prince in the story had for
his accommodation official whipping boy, whose function it to
undergo the punishment due for such faults the prince might
Now might borrow the precedent and transmute to
suggests that Mr. Taft make Captain Butt
these dinners down to the bitter end So might the
gallant soldier with his teeth and his country
knife and fork.
He city has brought suit AGAINST Spring Valley
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
WEATHER CONDITIONS

YESTERDAY-C1ear; west wind; maximum
Temperatures. &C: minimum. %.
FORECAST FOR TODAG-Cloudy; fog in
the morning and possibly light rain5 light south
west winds. Page II
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

ply within reasonable limits to consumers
within the confines of the municipality.
The water company is given by the con-
stitution of the state franchise under which
the right to use the streets for its distributing
system IS conferred Under the decisions of
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

$4,000 miles of banquets. Small wonder that
the chief executive yearns for spell of home
cooking" Indeed, we are privileged to gain
confidential glimpse of Mr.. Taft's primitive
and unsophisticated tastes in this department
OF strenuous endeavor by means of the artless
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

He Chicago Daily News discussing supply project
under construction by the city Angeles draws at
the subject that later will he Of hn
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

advantage of shippers and producers in the
northwest. The substantial gains accruing
from these reductions are thus stated by the
Oregonian
The Northern Pacific railroad has agreed
&c cut gram rates IN accordance with the order
of the WASHINGTON railroad cor,n,rissinn Tl1a
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
The City as a
Concern

place where direct drop Of nearly 1500 feet be proper
estimated that o of
undertaking
10000 horsepower The development
be than
help materially of
would contribute OF
where coal IS
appears
development in
though the
The question arising this facts NAV CITY
engage in manufacturing commercial products for
than municipal supply Los Angeles Francisco for in
stance producing 10000 horsepower the shape
current would these cities go the market sellers of this
product and all buyers that could be supplied? the figures
mentioned there would large surplus of power and light for
after municipal needs satisfied.
The situation puts IN light the etc Hetcy project
shows that the purpose IS double and all confined
supply competition with the power agencies
well as with the water company and presents city in new
light competitor for business in these fields probable that
before the opened for the the field competing
producer and big manufacturing constitution must
be amended enlarge powers of municipalities
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

RECON and Washington get good of their stat
railroad commissions, with the that important reduc
tons OF local freight will shortly go into effect for th
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

city brought against the Spring Valley
pany compel specific performance of the contract that binds
corporation furnish adequate and water
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

NITY ATTORNEY LONG outlines for the board of super
Risors the plain which be followed obtain
judicial determination of municipal rights
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

Germ to San Francisco when we undertake to
bring down water from the mountains. The
News describes the situation in these words
Los Angeles is spending $23OOooOo in bring
ing a supply Of pure water for its inhabitants
from mountains about 225 miles distant
Within sixty miles of the city there Is
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
COAST
EASTERN

Minister Cranes recall br
his undiplomatic remarks ma,
speech.
Chicago appellate court
Banker John T. Walsh is guilty
funds.
Wrishts to form sreoplane tru
head Of the rubber comb
mOter.
Speaker Cannon denies any K
publican deal with Tammany.
Doyle-Burns million dollar mir
cut OF court.
Chinese minister makes appeal
trachOma victims from deportati,
Woman admits that she has 81
Is sick Of matrimOny.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

That Effect
Something

Oregon railroad commission has ordered similar reduction
railroad
independently
from 80
AS
erpooIo lesshe
will all soft the
VIII i that from
nd
will be an exportabe surplus OF fully 100000
California railroad commission engaged at the nresen4
making melancholy progress through the several
for the declared purpose of uncoverng grievances
the shippers We would discourage patr
abo of the commissioners and will find
they find People California appear to have lost
faith the commissions but would that pass snap
Judgment on teurpose and intent OF its present abo Who knows
proposes emulate the beneficial craftsmanship OF official
neighbors in the north?
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06
FOREIGN

Captain Bernier's men
on trip back to their ship a
in arctic.
Chang Chin Tung, grand
passes away.
Paris alarmed at Spanish
bulk OF troops to Morocco.
Senator Aldrich allays FrI
ings OF new tariff law.
Expert who smuggled dia
hangs himself in prison.
International conference Q
fort discusses crisis in
dustry.
Tbirty-fve Austrian polit
prison for Servlsn conspiras
Health OF Count Tolstoy
fo-r-.~~-r .-~-r- - l. -
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-06

Mrs. A. L. Bancroft is in town for a
few days. but will return to her home
in Contra Costa county. where she has
been passing the summer.
The Thlinget., 1909-09-01

which if carried out will prove fascinating and delightful to the adult members of the Sabbath School as we'll as to children. Hereis an opportunity for every school to become acquainted with our work, to create a desire to know more of Alaska missions and to aid by offerings in the spiritual, industrial, and intellect ual education of Alaska's native boys and girls.
 Remember the programs will be sent you free if you will write asking for them, to the Woman's Board of Home Missions, 156 Fifth Ave. New York, NY. One copy ofthe six page leaflet, 'Pur- pie and Gold"will be sent with each order of programs. 1t is
The Thlinget., 1909-09-01
.!sgae,-o THE START FOR 1910

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church has recom- mended, 'That on the Sabbath preceding Thanksgiving Day, our Sabbath Schools be requested to make an offering for the mission school work under the care of the Woman's Board Home Missions. This recommendation of course attracts the attention of all those interested in the mission school work under our Board but it be- comes of vital importance to our
 school and it's work when the following communication from the Board is considered: '"The object of this offering for Nov ember 21, 1909, or the following Sunday is the current expenses for the year 1910 of the Sitka Training School, Sitka, Alaska, and inrecognition of the action of the General Assembly. the Woman's Board has prepared an attractive Thanksgiving service, which will be supplied free on application to all Sabbath Schools planning to take an offering for the Sitka school on the appointed day"
 The Board has not stopped with this statement but has prepared an attractive program for the use of all Sabbath Schools that wish to have a part in this special of fering. The program will besent free to all schools, which will agree to take an offering for Sitka work on either of the days men toned. The program is illustrat- ed with pictures of a number of Alaskan children. It contains ex- cellent directions for decorations and suggestions for the service
The Thlinget., 1909-09-01

Above is the wording the first page the Thanksgiving Offering Program prepared by the Wcmnns page also illustrations which The Thlinge reproduce this
The Thlinget., 1909-09-01

Our school is the only boarding and industrial school supported by the Presbyterian Church in all Alaska, a country one-fifth the entire area of the United States.
The Thlinget., 1909-09-01

full from start to finish of facts about the Sitka Training School Extra copies of this leaflet will be sentyou at the rate of 5 cents each or $3. .O0 a hundred.
 The Woman's Board ought to, be deluged with requests for pro- grams.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-04
v: BUSY BUSINESS MEN.
Science Helps Them Out After Reck-
Iessly Abusing the Stomach.

II The most reckless man in regard to
health is the busy business man. At
noon he rushes out for bite to eat
He bolts his food without proper mas
tication, and heaps on his stomach an
extra burden kreater than tits able
to carry without breaking down. &:
p His. overworked stomach is crying
for help; it appeals to him for. relief
In various ways: Expulsion of sour
gas, waterbrash, sour taste In mouth
heaviness after eating, shortness of
breath bad breath, etc. ,e.ss9ns .:.I4s a
81 One Mi-o-na tablet taken with or
after each meal will help any sufferer
from dyspepsia wonderfully. It. aids
the stomach III the work Of digestion
which 1t must perform.
A Mi-o-na tablets are sold by Lenhart
Drug Co., 50 cents a: large box, with
a rigid guarantee to cure dyspepsia
and all stomach troubles, or money
back, They make eating pleasure
Mi-o-na cleanses and :purif1es the
stomach and bowels and puts, vigor
and strength into the overworked tbs.
sues. It is the surest stomach tonic
In the world. tn PA. !. ;$ Z. 's5. 5.3..9..
Sold BY leading druggists every
where sss5i5 r3%. y ~ sa55%%sEe&as a