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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
THE SENATORIAL SITUA-
TON.

As the days 60 by and the
Common Cause" gets the more
airing the stronger vardaman
grows for the United States SEN
ate. While politics is always an
uncertain quantity yet there has
never been a time in the South
when the people-the great hon.
est masses who toll and produce
the wealth of this country, will
undergo long unfair treatment.
They believe in equity and JUS
tice. When Leroy Percy, C. II.
Alexander and A NJ. Byrd and
the rest of the Common Cause"
secret cauccs bunch get the idea
that the voters OF this country
will stand for such conduct as
hey initiated in the election of
United States senator they are
simply blind; the people will new
er stand for that. Every man
that took part in that combine to
defeat James X. Vardaman did
go with the full intent and pur-
pose to hide their actions from the
people; each one of these men
knew full well that neither of
tnem We're the choice of the peo.
pie oil Mississippi-the great body
o. people had never heard of
either of them; they knew they
stood no show whatever when it
came to getting this commission
at the hands OF those who had the
only right to say who should rep
resent them, and yet In the light
OF this combined secretly and
would no. let the world know and
the world does not know to this
day the dark work that was done
to encompass the defeat of the
nav whom they respected ard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
u. d. IIAIBLEl
Me-kle, Texas.
Campaign o. 1854. Coctin.cd

I'D. EAGLE: There was a Sc.
rIes OF bloody battles from the
Wilderness to Petersburg incIud.
ing Spotsylvania, Cold HarEor
&c. Gen. Grant failing to break
through Gen. Lees lines settled
down before Petersburg and he.
seiged the place. His losses we're
very heavy all along his march
from the Wilderness, but ne dill
not feel it so much because he
was constantly receiving re-in.
.forcements. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M
superior numbers ard Splendid
equiments the Army of Northern
Virginia was not in the least in
minated or discouraged. i,
proof of this will offer a letter
written at this time by a member
Of the Lamar Rifles" who was
vas wounded in the Wilderness
had recovered and returned 10 the
company.
Deep Bottom, June ELSA
Dear Bro: As | have a few
ielsure moments this morning. /
VIII drop you a few lines 10 let
you know | am still safe and do
ing well on the north side of
James river. Cooks and Davis
Brigades are now detached from
Heth's Division, the remainder
being near Petersburg. do no.
know OF any casualties in the
company since you left Richmond
We were near Petersburg a few
day, but the Yanks made a ht-
tie heavier demonstration than
the local troops could stand and
We were sent back here. There
has been but one fight of ariy
consequence this week. Grant
mas been at standpoint like he
was after he changed his base to
the White House. He NAV chance
his base to Weldon, N. C.. after
he tries Petersburg, or ne NAV
try the Peninsuls az il ia The
nearest route to Richmond.
The prisoners say that Grant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Hidden Dangers.

ssfss~ Gives Timely Wsrair<s That No
Oxford Citsrsn Can Afford 10 fghsr~.
Danger Signal No. 1 comes from the
kidney seoretions. Tney VIII warn
ycu when the kidneys are sick. Well
kidneys excrets q clear, amber fluid
Sick kidneys send ont thin, pale and
foamy, or thick, rcd, ill-sme,liBg
urine, full Of sediment and irregular
of passage.
Danger Signal No. 2 comes from the
back. Back pains, dull and heavy, or
sharp ard acute, tell you OF nick kid
neys and warn you of the approach OF
dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease.
Dosn's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
and cure them permanently. Here Is
Oxford proof:
I Dan Wiley, on North street, Oxford
I Miss. says, "O1 ami on for four os
ave years vas Subject to duIl pains
in the small of my back, brought on
b. heavy lifting. Twas caused grea,
deal Of annoyance and misery by this
trouble Whcr Z read ehont Dozn'-
Kidney Pills, procured hor ard be-
gan their Use After had taken abou.
half the contents, | was entirely FREE
from rsin and my back was much
stronger. There has been no return
OF the trouble"
Ffr sale ~ al dealers. Price 5;
cents Foster Nilburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the Unites
Stete--
Remember the name-Doan's-anc
take no other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

SOLUMN.

All persrns who rea,sm ber incidents
OF interest th-t occurred in orr county
during the ~ar or the reconstruction
period are cordially invited TO ccns-i
bate t. this column. All articles Will
~ published in the order in which
they are received.
Ed. EAGLE: Rev. r. 4. Smith
in his interesting record Of the
companie. furnished by La
Fsyette co unity, omits to mention
that of the Paris Rebels, made
up in the vicinity of Paris and
differed respectively by Judge
Geo. Paris, DR.. Thaddeus PITT
man, Buck Collan and 5. +.
Hamblett.
This company was mustered in
TO service At Grenada in Sept.
1851, and attached TO the 4th
Miss, Col. Duke commanding.
This company was in the battle
and surrender Of Fort Donelson.
Feb. iith, 1852. On their way
to Camp Chase prison. Capt..
Davis and Lieut.. Collu.n We. .
taken p0wn sick and left at St
Louis where the former died. the
latter after long delay finally
made his escape, returning home
in the summer following.
In addition 10 this comrany |
can recall the names Of no less
than twenty young men, in and
right around Paris, who respond
ed to the first call TO arms early
IN 1861, either with the Magnolia
Guards of Sarepts, or the Water
Valley Piles.
was a STRIPPING boy at the
time, but | have a vivid recolIec-
ton OF those stirring days when
the fife, the drum beat and the
martial strains of Dixie echoed
from every hill top, and every
body eager for the fray.
Respt.
j. B. HAaBLET.
Me-kle. Texas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

without question was their choice
Of ali men in the State.
Mr.. Percy and the rest Of them
,hould know, and they do know,
that ;he:r ow- merits u this pace
il not the reason Why they are
running, but their only hope il
that now they will again combine
and stir up enough strife against
Vardaman TO get the place agsin.
That il without question rotten
and dissraceiul politics. tnt
r-srk you, when the election
comes Of; in 1911 these 'Cor non
Causers will find that the peep e
are not fools and that they will
not stand for such clanGestine
combinations as they fathered.
Mississippi never had scandal be =
fore they entered The political
arena: they came unsolicited by
the electors of this State and they
will stand, they vii, and ought
to have to stand this awful dis
grace that they brought upon the
fair name Of our State.
Precedent" is their cry aad
the only euvwsr they give
for their secret work in jackson.
But we ask you il ever precedent
is warranted when it is unclean,
when the intent is malicious end
when the purposes to be- resched
are rot in good faith. We say
no; precedent Guild always give
way when it works h'iustice and
when it is dishonest.
There is one precedent" these
Common Causers" will get when
tie election comes off and that is
they will find themselves defeat
ed by the largest majority Of
votes ever seen in this State. that
is the precedent they will and
ought to have.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
RiuH Springs H. openings
- Bv Blue Ey ed Bos

The health of this community
is good at this writing.
The meeting at Bluff Springs
wac good ana everybody listened
tc good sermons day and night
ty Rev. T. III. Win.sr. There
were three who joined the church
There will be preaching here
Saturday and Sunday. Sept. 18th
and 18th. both morning and night
Everybody is invited to attend
each service.
Mrs. Denie BGner is visiting
friends near Bluff Springs.
Mrs. Hasief,arrison is visiting
her sister near Tula.
Mr.. Curtis Busby and Miss
Matte Ninso. visited Mrs. Cora
Lit,lejchn Tuesday.
Mrs. Nell Gamble visited her
mother, Mrs. Hawkins last week
Miss Letha Wood visited Miss
Matte Vinson Saturday night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Notice TO Bridge Buffers

Public nptsce l. hereby given tia,
the undersigned viii recisve sesIel
s's'i> up To I9o'elock. moor, on TUESDAY,
sept 6tn- for the building OF the foi
sowing bridges: A bridge across R1r
rleSne Greek m the Oxford and rcbSy
futby -cais aiso a bridge across a dry
branch on the same road near CALI
Ely : store; also approaches 20 the OF,
harkeite bridge on the Oxford ard
water Valley rad. also a bridge 900
ieet more or les On .he Oliver feves
III Hoeola River bottom; also by;;s.s,..
across Butler Greek on the Oxford
and Dallas road; also a bridge across
i,usscuss Greek on the Oxford and
ROCKY Fcrd -cad near Joe Anderson.
Inc above mentioned bridges are To
De let out separately and to Do don,
according to plans and specification,
nov Oh hie Ia my Office. The success,
iui bidder viii be required to furnisf.
BOND double the amount of each bil
with TWO or more good securities for
iallnint Performance of the coutrac.
Inc board reserves the right to re-
Jeet any and all bids, and on the sams
day let tire same out al public outer,
10 the io.sst snd best bidders. The
bosrj reserves the right to reject any
and ali bids.
w. NJ. WOODWARD. Clerk.
oxford, Miss, Aug, 9th. 1910.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Notice TO Road co,trsctorx-

Notice is hereby given thu, .h,
Beard of Supervisors of said Conc,v .,
lafayette viii on tuesday. Sent s,h
at the South door OF the coTrt 49,.
III o3iord between the hours of II
ociock am and O'Clock pm and 10
continue from day TO day until ali on
the following roads shall be let out !,
pubic cutlery to the lowest bidder az
cording to the plans and specifjcatious
now on NE with the clerk OF hi.
boars- Ssfd lowest bidder must COT, :
Ply with the terms imposed by fhe
Board and enter into bond in INCH
penalty and with sufficient suretis III
o. approved By the Board; but hi -
csse to be less than the contract orr
md said bond to be conditi1ned -
corning to law Publication ~ th;s
notice shall he rra@e as REQUIRED ~
law. The Beard reserves the r;.i,, :,
rvlect any and all bids. The rosS.
anu divisions of roads TO be let pur.. :
ant TO this notice are As follows:
Oxford and Houston road, beSinni,,
et the Oxford corporation and endins
az the North end of the leyee A. ,ss
Oliver crossing on YoconA, Compose
of links /, ? aud ;.
Oxford and Ponfotcc road. beoin-
ring at the corporation OF Oxford a.
ing at the s-u,ile board, composeS 81
links Nos is, 10 and ~
Oxford and Rocky Ford road ~
ginning at the Oxford and Able -iIIe
road, ending at jefferson Chapel. com
posed Of links I7s, I73, Is and IL.
Oxford and Panois road. bevinrir,
at the Railroad overhead lid -e- ems
ing at the mile board, comps-aa -
links Nos "a and s..
New Oxford and College Hin road
beginning at the corporation of 0r
lord, ending at the center of Tohhv
ruDby Creek bridge, composed of int
No lsS. ''aAA
Oxford and Dallas road, beginr;,r
at the corporation of Oxford endins
at Paul Knights residence. corsrsosat
OF links Nos 8, Is, 4 and 5,
Oxford and Abbeyifle road. bs0;.
ning at the corporation Of Oxford. end
ing az hurricane Greek, Composed NJ
Inks Nos. Is and q. VI
Oxford and Eaton road. bae;nninr
near l. Z. Browns on the Oxford and
Pamela road, ending al the DAVE
place, composed of link No. Iol.
Oxford and Paris road, beginning ay
the Intersection of the Oxford AMI
Houston road, ending at the North
end OK the Cant-eH brsdgs or Yocnrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
Skin AFFECTIONS.
rHETHER oS INfASr On Gssowx
szEsos g. ~. III zEuo 10 2

WHETHER oN INfANr On GysDWx
PERSON CT "Eo III zEuD A~o ?
ItNo sS't--A> 4 sr>t-BL oEs ~
Ihs A z ken6el Drug store -
70 = cry person, be il maa, vsman or
child, r-he has al irritzted, sends. r.
itching ssia TO come to onr store ere
procure = bottle o; ZENO and a OK >
of ZENO soap aud If Won are not en-
tirely satisfied With results, come lick
and get your money So Confident ere
We OF the efiicscv OF this chan. simple
treatment, that We make Yen this IN =
tlssl offer.
ZEAo Is q clear liquid for externsi
use that has cared 20 msny cases Of
eczema, pimplcs, dandran and other
forms az ski1 eruption ZEN0 and
L5Ao soap arc the most economical
a. well a. h = eiesnest and most eifec-
tive treatment for affections Of the
skin or scalp. whether on infaAt o.
grown nsrscn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
%,fsteRSPooN DEFEATS
BYRD.

Tbs most powerful giant in
81 >h-cast Mississippi has fallen.
Adam Byrd that stalwart and
picturesque figure that had such
a bright future in this state has
gone down in ignominicus defeat.
lie stood well in Congress; he
was by far one year ago, and uD-
Ill the infamous secret caucus,
the biggest single handed politi-
cal figure in his district but he
has fallen. And why? All be-
cause he usurped the functions
that belonged to the people; he
robbed them of the right OF chOos-
ing their own representative in
the United States Senate and
when their voice was heard they
slew their favorite son; he had
betrayed their trusts in he
coming a party to secret COM
bine to defeat the law and their
wishes as protected by the laws
Of the country. In other words
this big man showed a dark and
weak spot; he showed himself
unworthy to represent the people
because he left his work they had
assigned him and, while that was
bad; yet he entered an unholy
alliance with scheming unsrru-
pulous politicians and darkly
prevented the people ct large
from knowing what they were
ioing and finally resulted in a
scandal that has gone round the
world. All for what? That he
miget get a high seat and thai
unlawfully and against tho vii
of those who had SO honored and
trusted him.
| We regret to see a man oil
Adam Byrd's ability 60 down in
defeat; but his downfall was EN-
inently just and should serve 4.
a good example to the country
At large Byrd, il he had acted
the strong manly man that his
people thought and the state at
large had though; he vas capa-
Die OF acting, re could &c Of grea;
service to the country; now his
race is run, his sun Is set; the
great part of the man is gone.
dis defeat must indeed be bitter
% him as it was such a sad dis
appointment 10 every person whc
Knew of him.
WitherspoOn Is a great man.
out he fought at hard odds: he
vas not politician; he was a
lawyer that had kept close to his
profession. His victory was high
y merited; his platform was has
ID upon the bedrock OF good ,
souna, clean, open government :
government where the people had
ne right to know and we're ac-
corded that right, everything
their servant did.
The moral of it all is, Missis-
sipFians mean to see that their
oirthright is not sold for a mess
of pottage. Leroy Percy, c. III.
Alexander and all the rest who
unIawfulIy defeated the will OF
the people of this State will like
wise have to drink at this same
bitter cup and the people ough,
and will see that it is as bitter as
can be made by the honest, patri
otto citizens of this State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
legal Advertisements.
Notice 20 Coal DesI-rx

Notice is hereby given that seals
bids VIII he received up To II o'cio- X
noon, on TU..-sisy, Sept sth, for firm
ishing IS tors Of Red Ash Coal for the
Court House and Jail. All coal % be
delivered The Beard reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
". II. WOODWARD. C1srk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

expec el - dino in Richmond on
tne Ash of July. Our army was
never in better spirits since it
was organized. tits stronger to-
day than il was when the line Of
battle was formed at Spootsyl-
vania Court House. The army
has done hard marching and
ditching bet tre.st works have
done tae fsh;ing. We lost more
men in ,hs Wilderness battle than
we have lost in tie whole cam.
paiga. Gran. toll his men that
they would have no more breast
works to charge "a he intended
t. try his NickshUrg e1pf dig
eing. Ii win take time to
dig twenty miic+.
1t has not raine1 in twenty
day, 80 you can imagine how
deep the duet Is hotter weather
| never felt. We are annoyed al
night by dispatches sent out from
the Yankee gun.b9ats. beside
that and the picket firing we have
good times.
Your brother,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Notice i hereby given % the pur-
posed issuance by the Board Of Super
vi>ors OF Lafayette COHnty, OF the
Taylor separate ~chool Di-srief TO the
amount OF -, 90 - Or 30 much there
OF n may b. necsesary for tie pprpoz
Of Purv haslng suitable site or sstus and
sssissisTsg ztsd esEui-Irilg suitable -choo!
or schools - ~ District. TIE ahove
notice = Published ii accordance with
SECTIONS SsSs. 4Sl3, sIls, 3tts % the
Mississippi Cod % 1855. for the per-
pose 81 notifying taxpayer Of the
proposed action Of said Boari. 80 II
thew b. any OPPOSITION TO the isssasFee
Of said hosds sssic may be presented
10 the sast Beard Of -Gpervisors a.
provided by law. on or before the 5.i.
day VI sep;ersh-F, 4 D 1910.
W NJ WOODWARD. Cle-k.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
HIRE Is A REMEDY rraT WILL
ttLk ktZENA.
I'VE PROVE IT.


Why $srte time and money experi.
meu1ng with greasy sslyes srd 10,
ions, Trying 70 drive the eczema germ
rom underneath the skin when K III
ZEMo, a clean hqu,5 pr-rsra,ion 10,
external use TO rid the skin of tina germ
Me that causes the troub!es One an
phcstion will relieve the itching and
often times one bottle is sufficient 10
cure . minor case of eczems.
In 200 towns and cities in America
me leading druggist has the agency
ior ZEMo and be viii All YOU Of the
marvellous cures made by this clean
simple treStment- ZEN0is recoyniz-
60 az the cleanest and most popular
nent for eezsms, pimples, dand-
rsn and all other forms es SKIN or .caln
1HectaoEs whether on in.-r. or proup
person. VIII you try a bottle on our
recommendation
A ID kESDEr., Drug Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

KING MANUEL, ct Portugal. has
been forced to hide in the noun
tains for the purpose of keeping
cut of the way of the Portugue sc
reyolutionists. Ii seems a shame
10 spoil the summer of an abso-
lutely inoffensive young hing IN
hat way.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

A CHICAGO preacher has be-
Co ne musical comedy star and
his wife has joined the chorus,
just because they wanted more
money. This probably is another
result of the increased cost OF
living.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

PRESIDENT TAFT appears TO
nave become convinced that in
spite of the supposition that the
present tariff law is the best one
this country has ever had it may
be materially improved.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

AN Iowa man who ia In the
tombstone business offers to pre-
sent lovely leather-seated rock
ing chair to everyone who buys a
monument at his place. Thel g
Is good chance to get q tomb.
stone, and something to sit in
while waiting for it to come in
handy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Severe strains on the vital orp,n.
nke strains ON machinery, cause breaL
downs fon can't over tax stom.ch
kyer, kidneys, bowels or nerves with ;
ous serious danger to yourself. Uyon
are weak or rum down, or under str.;r
OF any kind take Electric Bifters th H.,
mAtchless, tenic medicine. Ms IF
van de Sarda OF KirkIand. mi. u,,;..s
Ihongh / IA not mesk dovn whsss
enduring most levere str.in To-
three months b dos wholly 10 E,ac.
sfic Bitters- Use them and go
health and strene5h- Eatisfscf ~
Poetsyeiy guasants1d soc. at A. n
BenAsE -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

An airship line is To be estab-
iished between Baltimore snd
Washington. Those two cities
are so near together that the
ground between them can be PAD
dei ali the way.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Cot ROOSEVELT would not read
crooked politicians out Of the Re-
publican party. lie wcald kict
them out.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

y RECENT investigation disclos
cd the fact that there was only
one dealer in Boston who gave
honest weight in lard. BY this
time he las probably Seen exclud
ed from the lard sellers union.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01
No,uee TO Publisher. .ns sookm,k,r.

Public notice l. hereby given tha'
sealed tbs will he receive. up TO u
O'Clock, noon, on Monday. Sept sth.
Cor furnishing Blank Books, Record,
Blanks. Stationery, etc, for the county
and county district Officers as provii-
ed BY law, for period % two year..
or unth June !, 1912. Ii j. expected
that the local pape< ean bid on such
wo,s = can he done Is them. Bond
n Ne san 81 Sisss 'vin bs -eqcired
The Board reserves the night TO reiec;
any and all bids.
W 4. wrSDwARD, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

JaNEs A. PATrES refused t.
Engage in a game of poker on q
snip with people who were stran-
gers to him. However, Mr.. Pat
zen has demonstrated in other
ways that be is no fool.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

PRoF GARNER is convinced that
monkeys have language that
consists of at least twenty words.
With only twenty words at her
@mmsnd, the ma monkey mus.
have to do good deal of repeat
ing if she 10 addicted to the habit
Stalking all the trsss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

NOTWITHSTANDING the prevail
ence of automobiles and the ad-
vent of the aeroplane, certain
young men are busy learning the
harness making trade.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

WHEN he was asked for his op-
lnIon Of the situation in New York
Vice President Sherman replied
Il have nothing to say" He is
likely to have even less to say as
the campaign wears on.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

ABOUT the only thing Mayor
Gaynor lost by being shot was a
trip to Europe. On the other
hand, he gained a lot Of Informal
ton concerning the public's real
opinion of aim, and it should be
a pretty rich return for what he
COST.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

AFTER all, n town that has .
good mayor and a business alder
men may be congratulated, even
II the osasUs bureau does hand it
a disappointment.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Resident TAFT has found thai
he IL a relative of Senator Nelson
". Aldrlch, of Rhode Island, but
he has not as yet decided to try
10 establish any family ties with
Joseph G. Cannon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

HAVING frozen out a few more
limbs, Wall street has decided
that it is too late for the frosts IL
% any damage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

4 Nav YORK policeman recen
iy ate 81 ears Of corn a. 4 sitting
Our only hope in this connection
I that he did not have an over.
hanging mustachs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

THERE is positively no reason
why Vice President Jim Sherman
should have a doubt concerning
Col. Roosevel.'s opinion of him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

Two new bridges are being
built across the Mississippi at St
Louis. There are seasons when
The Mississippi cannot be waded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

KOREA has been annexed by ia
pan, bu. not merely for the pur
pose of enabling Japan To show 2
larger population than some riva
county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

SPEAKER CANNON scarcely ar
Ives at place before the people
hand him his hat ard TIL him
when the next train leaves.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-01

REGISALD VANDERBILT is seri-
ously i'll at Newport from over
exertion during the social season.
Ii il terrible 10 be too rich.