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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-06
Registration Day at A. c. VIII Be Sept 19At Fargo COL
ege Sept. 13-Many improvements Noted
OPENING OF SCHOOL AND COLLEGE.

North Dakota Agricultural college,
Fargo college, Sept 10, Registration Day.
State Normal School Moorhead,
Aakers Business college,
Sacred Heart academy, Fargo Sept 8, Registration
Dakota Business college, Registration
Concordia college, Moorhead, A. Registration
Public schools, Sept Opening
Oak Grove seminary, Oct 3, Registration
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-06
VENDING NEARS
Scene OF CRIME

Denver. Col. Aug. 6.--JOseph wend-
ling, the alleged murderer Of Alma
Kellner, at Louisville. will leave Denver
today. He win be accompanied BY
Colonel Lindsey, Detective Carney and
Colonel Whalen, ALI OF Louisville. They
probably will so BY way Of Kansas city
nnd st. Louis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-06

thought problems out for himself and
acted accordingly. Mr.. Swanson. prac-
tised law at Chatham, Va, for several
years and was turned into the political
arena, receiving many minor state Of
fees and appointments. In 1898 he was
elected to congress and reelected to the
Fifty ninth congress. He resigned from
this to accept the election to the gov
ernorship of Virginia and now receives
the appointment to the United States
senate. o.
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Continued on Page Nine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-06
Opening Dates for
Schools and Colleges
of Fargo-Moorhead
All Institutions Of Learning Looking Forward to Most Pros
porous and Successful School Year

City Schools VIII Start Their Grind on tuesday, Sept g. the
Day Following Labor Day
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-06
THE WEATHER

Showers this afternoon or tonight,
Sunday fair. Barometer, 1896; max
imum temperature, 81; minimum
temperature, so,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

NOE has granted . pardon %
- = Alanr. cf Okfihheha county Nj
S convicted IN the Okrf5hehz
- ecar- IN lscs of barxiary. and
70 three yezrs In the peci-
~ H-s pardon vas recommend
ne Ndge. distrfet strcrney and
cirizeax Of the coanry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
FIGHT FOR cANTEEN OPENS


waShsnxron-TAe cit 1<nr over n.
caateeu gstsstion vas rsopsaed n the
1s1us. Friday hy an Amendment g-srs,E
3F Mr. keIih>r % Massachusetts, % the
sundry civil hfl1 70 allow eaaresns AZ
al ald soldiers homes within dve
niles % cities where Haunr * so5d
me house rejected he an.endnent b.
4 vote u y ssa 81 Later Nr- EsIiner
r-o1sred the anendnsnt- 70 have +
ze~s defear oaes more
rhe sfH pruhinEtef the ase ss any
part oc the appropriations for aaf
hranch Of the national homes for dis
a6led volunteers that maintains On RS
premises a bar. eanrs@n or other
place where beer. vine or ether i1loz-
eating HGlors are soId- Mr. ksEIher
amendment vas 20 motffv this prud.-
sirion by aiding unless ssnrh bar Is
located IN or within i've niles Of n
ciry or town where the sale Of intoxi-
eating Hguorx Is permitted By law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
GENERAL FARM NOTES

The ua1 Who got out with hogs
n year ago wishes he was IN
X Is eomnzou % say public Llnd ts
al taken. but there still remains Iard
open TO entry In 30 states and terri
tories
Goats are found profitable In noun
famous countries where food l. scarce.
Why should they not pay On farGs
that produce plenty Of feedg
Do not fail 10 plant peanuts The
nEEs are wholesome food for man and
animals. and the hay Lz excellent food
for stock Prepare the land for pea
rzks and wait TIN the soil Is warm
before ycu plant
There Is more in type than breed
Of animals Some COWS Of a good
dairy breed are rcor mixers and
some scrubs give 4 large quantity Of
good milk To select a grod dairy
COW one must know the eharze-
terisrics Of dairy type
Soy beans are quite similar 70 COW
peas ~ soii rsnoxarnrs and a food
for stock They have an u2rizhr
hAhir of growth and ara therefore
easier harvested for hay than cow
reax Ths soy bean may h< plzarsd
sari1ss tnas TIE eospea4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

son having been forced By his father
70 rsncurce his cizfm 20 the thruus
owing 10 his Wild and dissfpa.ed itfe.
Prince Alsxandsr Is a much guistsr
Foura. though enc wcndsrs rather
what bis eptaisn Is On the subject of
his unseen bride Her velIed picture
seems to show thar she ks an sxtrvre-
" beautiful girl
Ths report was spread IN the Urfr-.t
States several months agn tnAt thss
crown prince and his hruthsr Intended
to VISIT that country this summer ansi
would Try 20 win the hand oe soma
wealthy American girl via wCald ex-
change her millions fer the rfrIs ae
Queen cf S.rvta-
X was said that a special envoy had
grre ,1 Washington 20 arrangs for
Prince Georges introsia1cficu 70 a Chi
cage astress Eho has several niIiicrs
AZ her command and EfI have mere IN
the event ef tAa death Of her mother
This has been smpharfczIy denied and
the a1nounrsuenr has been made snsr
the man Who ciatned 20 - the rrvar
matchmaker Is not even known 20 the
crown prfnre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
MEADOW NICE ARE HARMFUL
Neis 10 sia-ed Zee Msen tnnry
Caused ey This Il-ris Pest
Readily Killed ~ Pesson-

Nolss are not vsgetartans as ts cor,,
monty Supposed. but feed almost en-
tfreiy On earth worms and Insects
They ara benefciaI 70 4 certain extent
ID Destroying the larvae Of various n
sects that are injurious 20 crops. The
injury TO plants commonly attributed
To them Is usually done By mice which
follow the r1ns Meadow mice aes
especially harmful In this respect Ths
mole Is therefore only Indirectly rS
srorsihle for the injury
The nice may be readily killed ny
the use Of poisoned grains placed IN
The runs To 4 certain extent. ncses
win eat fresh SET kerneIs Of sweet
corr IN the roasting ear stage. and u
such kernels are soaked for hall An
hour In srrychnine syrup and placed
N the runs. this is partially sucrsss
taI IN killing thsl-
Srryehnine syrup for poisoning
either dry grain or grams cf enrn
from roasting ears Is made as toEIoGs.
Dissolve one-haf ounce of srrychains
suIphare IN n pint Of boiling water.
add n pint Of thick sugar syrup and
stir thoroughly A smaller quantity
may Of course be prepared with pro
,porttonal Quantities Of these nareriaIx
Dry grains. such as wheat. which ID
commonly poisoned for mice or rata.
should be soaked over night IN this
zcrychni1s syrup Dry grains Of corn
may be poisoned In the same way
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
1877 NILES IN Is2 MINUTES
csrriss Wirs sfo.ccc Prizs o-.r-s ~
<e,s Nsrs s.~s1aeer

New YorA-GI@an r. Carrsss. the
ta11ous aviator few SI1.Eay IA an aer-
cgiane FROM Alsany 20 Nes YORK a
distance ot II niles. IN I5- ntnasss
Never before had this trip been nate
- m.En in the air The fixhr ac Cur.
las hroke the vori.s record for speed
A -kaGx lA<xkaa.~sA EssS<- ---------
He maintained an average af 54TS
niles an hoar. and in spurts Frequently
exceeded the rate Of a mile n mi1Hts
P1uIha1s' fight frum Lou.fau to
Manchester fss miles. exceeded the
Car-tss feat Of today IN distance bat
not In speed and danger
The Frsnchnars average was ts1
niles an hour. and below him lay E1-
glEsh meadow Lants- Curtfss followed
the winding course cf the hnssorty
Hudson. with igrting headlaad. xoo.Ees
slopes and treacheruus palisades. He
sxunx high over the great bridge ar
Poughkeeps$s. dipped at tines within
dftr feet of the rivers broad surface
and pekeTes Ike a raIeon at the
rIr-4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
SMAlLCHIlD MURDERED
SUPPOSED KIDNAPPED eseUs soov
FOUND INITIATED


Louisville. Kv-N-x r,..-. ~.
ling xas accessory On IN. 60. :, -
ing ACCESSORY to he u,v-,ss- - -
kellaer. whose mu-iIarsa -, =
found IN a etsseru uu,s.- - - -
parochial bail1iaxx % = r,n--. -
oisc Church
Co1s-r,,... $50
pta which hae beea s,ru,s 4, - -
a7t after ths min h,s -,,~y-sv.,s,- -
idsnstzed hv the uoshsr - -, -
missing chfit AZ one wh,.-n A.. -
the tav she df<a7osa--.s NJ. -.
ing maintained a s-olif seuzearor .-s
and casually vouchszset tie turc-ma-
ooa taat the ring and the nm h.a her
g1veu her By a boy xao found them
On sae street
Mrs. weutlFux ,lse as-.sr.~t .,,.
stains o. some eIoshfnr xhs.h -.
sas1ec for her husband were blood
SANS
Further thar thhs .h-.. n.,--.-
-sseatf1<-- r6ich eus~d shortly -
tisre n5tnxhr. elsrfr-,. lsrrJs sa-or-n.-
tin from .as xrzua- 49, h.,.,,,-s
the Dalkrs znx s~~k a. ,h> uu-,s~-.-
ot IN. little xt-f CHseg af u.ues--sxs.
Garner announces. Ws1ssIsux u.x "a.
taaf-nr q the chu-rh Hza srAo.,l ra--s
TIE ehEd net h<r Searh- No eIsu .s
70 the uaazs' rAe--abours ss.,. n -
ssen ontzi-stL
- -.
va-,.< r-,,. 80 .,r-7,r~ - = -.
Ce--rs 49,. A., "a -.
-.-.. -. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

IN these days ef aYperraIfur~ il has
become pcse-m1llly among grim
girl graduates from the most aiEsssra
temples of Iearning-e1 gisifks chH-
dren. and hahies In particular
To the young mother. who adures
the most perfect of Al infsnts 70 rhs
point Of thrusting K before the uncf-s
Of her cid ehHnzs. THIS tzaiTsrene= 10
the Hnparsinnahle sin
To the fond ezrhsr. vac esiriv wur-
ships before his hasy's shrine. thefr
unnsrding atrfrad@ seems Almost a
crime
A certain ccncsalm@ns az this znza.-
uraI aversion 70 infant humanity were
the more voua1ly par-. 60 say ths
least A rodicum of toferariur toward
newcomers into 4 cold and cruel world
Is demanded BY the not educated
II the maternal instinct be rot pres
emf n the -ovsrsssEcated.- let sums
semhlanee Of Christian charity Green
IN 60 TAXA It's place
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
SoUTn'S POSSIBILITIES
Can sE MADE GREATEST coeS
PRODUCING SECTION
Presence - sse ssst W.evgI 10 ors.i-s
ssgrhsrr cserse ptarssrs 20 DIVER
s@eseic-1

Wt.Agn~ r.. -. -.
- rua*. ,h- r-va,... -, --,'r,,....-
s4rtlsa 81 -. v-,s,.... So. = -,
-ss ,r-.-.~v % -, - - =. -
tala e,rr., rr,,xi,x ,.,.r,.,-,., =. -.
ne fsrn~r~ 20 Fns~p.5,., -, ,srv...e
sd f.ruinx 49, -. -. -.
r@shs.k.. I'll ---,,l, = - -. =
Ter sr. Tor a.. .~-s,-,,I-,,--,r -
yer. -. .ix5fsr.,T .t,,.-..--.
sv pr s~n-.., . x,.-, -. = -.
sfvtxs.,, - s.--..-- - -
onsfrarSou wers s-,.-,--.-, !, -
eu1rw-r.
ne f.~s .n.r . e,x A, s,.,.n 60.
llra prrdu~~a rs.r. su.n-,x - rcr-
"a ts~ acre 49,, "a. ,x.~,~. ,s.,rs
thru.rxh>ur sh- .s.fs - 80 .sx..,...-
sa.Aelx 70 sn> ,~r. - rss.,. - ~
Kaa,u "a nhxx;raf ,r,.,f - a.. -.,..l
btIfrb~~ Of r,r- ,ry,.s,,,..s.,. :, -.
ssu-k~ra s-,ss- ~ -. 1,,,r,-... -.
ots Of -uIrf..trc, ~ ~. .t.,.-,-.,.
sf a<-s~ulru-. ~, vT-74,t, NJ. -.
800 acres uns.r a.. i-,,-,,v-,. -,
strasS,u u-shoa. h,.t vs.f,s..,. - -.
age of sor-r-on.. AY.s.i. ~ - =, -.
49,, 4, sr,A.-.. ,,..-s..s-s =.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
NEVER SAW f|ANCEE
Servian Crown Prince 10 Ned
Turkish Ssatan's Daughter.
O-ier 9ec---r te- sarai -z1ses A.
ra,sea-vsars MAJ sss s-ssr.-a
-ssi-g oesisrs s- A. A--r
ear r--ir-sa

Befxrads - Ia %. .anaanrw-asus
shtrh has hlst bs~n made q ths en-
xazeusat between sAs crown prtnes af
Servta and Princess Sehasffz sairsna
fourth talxhsrr af ex xSalran Ahsfui
Hanid q Turkey. No sn~ can int
sixri1rasion oc tbss impending anksn sf
two h1vtns hearts. or aayshinx sp-
pruaehiag ths rumantfs- rh~s. two
voung p~r~ous. who are QUE day to bs
uan and wte.. hksn nsxsr sxsn <e~r.
-ach sth~r. the prospective hrf9e BE-
1g a rHrk.sk lady u high degree.
who - se~n ~ ~ one egrsssfs her ssn
hcus~acia unfii her Ee,frffns< day.
Ths arAir Is axs,f - ~ tAs rafner
and uncle Of tha prinefval parsies 10 is
during the vtzft q King Peter ct
Servta 70 the sultan % Turkey and real
Significance to found IN the face that
hy allowing bis niece % become rhs
wife cf the future King of Ssrvfa tho
sultan Acknowledges the karax-orxe-
vttch family 70 be Of equal rank with
hts own This family sf lenxfhY ant
eacuphnnous nomsnciarure has had
What literally may BE- called a mush-
room growth. for only as far back as
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
REID PERSONA NON GRATA
sssuz.iea a. ccgrs sf s. lanes Is Ger
rliessee

Wasafn<roz--Co1 o11dsnrial diplomat
e reports. said 10 originate IN German
circles. both AZ Lsndou and Washing
-oa. have II that Ambassador White
L.w Reid IS psrS0na 1Cu zrata VITA
King George ' Of England ant as
result the president Is somewhat en-
harraSSst
While the personal relations Of King
cs.,rxs ard the American aueasSaa.or
,-s uor such as TO create unpleasant
eouvlicasiuuS- thsT orsr FISr enough
ausazuuhsul 10 make i advrsaols for
Mr. Red 20 retire before the lie az sne
LcrEo- court rsg7i1s rs usual status
Furthsruors. Nr- Reid is reported
q, hsve written to friends that with rhe
ssars Of hEs fris1t- the ate king hs
as uo desire 70 remain n Londoa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
MORE LAND IN COTTON TAFT PAID NO BOARD
% Pa CENT cF TOTAL Asea
CONES 70 STAND.
csn1sier - s.e crzs seeu- u - -.
asersse-s-e--sss n Acreage pssr.-
- - cS--I

Memphis Tsnn--Fruuz correspond
eats oC re Commercial Appeal. uaf~r
1ats o. Nay =. show thar the acreage
SiAate,f &c eurrnr thfs svrfnx exceeds
9af planted n LIS abort II per cent
i = estimated that ~ per cent Of the
s0eal area ha6 cone g1 u a ssaad "a
t1as GATE Ei11ri1g- sxr~Fr n isolated
instances beng completed
he A1t w1S prepared vel and eur-
respondents Are cf tae opinion shAs the
crop VII grow vsry ra5ttfv VITA warn
weather the moisture supply for the
7rsssn< BENG abundant
The eui1 weather oe ars April ,s-
esSsIrzsest considerable rspl1nrfnx n
tie A-l1aric srarsz- AL11azza A1t LcsI-
saI1l- aHr thts 1as been completed
I1d most q ths cusrnu = NJ. although 4
II these sr1rss there are 4 tss Sou-
plants u irregular sf1zsts
Al-auHSA s1ckinx a ssE 1ays Gc -
-g Hs tH- 1tvI1cs,t- rae cruv Izd -sit
cun1lricns cuu7ars tavurlhlF Eirh
lAsv rear 1zd Eirs IN 1vsrlxs-
"a states sasz e ne Nzssissspgt
-rEsr rasrs h1z a~@a al 1rr~ASs n
Ara planted - cura and -a-zsr 1ss
q commercial cer-dis-rSz
Ia acreage rsgsrr - sr1rss stEh
tas S=rrsarags % ras currou thaE e1s
c9zz- - Is as s8ll1Es-
Nor-1 Cz-us-a- tzr-sa<@ /. 7er cent {
cgC-11 ~ - Der eszr-
Sourh Caruli11- azcrsass per es1r /.
cocr1r - 45 per esz-
Cseorxia- tzersaSs per esrs- eDrson
- ~ Rsr csaE
Alabama acreage EzrAangsc- cut
ton ID - Dsr cent
Mississippi decrease IL per esass
coErcr ~ - per cent
Tennessee. Increase . per csnts cot
tsa ~ ~ per cent
Arsaasas. Increase 5 per cent. cot
ten z7 : per cent
LOUISIANA. Increase : per es1t- cot
ton ~ - per cent
Oslahoua- Increase Is per cent cot
t0u - . Der cent
Texas. increase 5 per cent cotton
- - per cent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

ssasuu ! propose 20 cat ny Young
trees back 20 MAKE a proper shaped
had. and pinch ths new growth
during the summer from time 20 time.
Mr. Hale. the great peach az
plum grower ef Connecticut aa1
Georgia has visited my orchard and
has proposed the following remedy.
which Ne practtses successfully IN hfs
orchards.
instead Of pfnchinx back IN ths
summer he allows thu shoots TO grow
until the rapid xruwth has ceased.
probably ahcat the frst Of August
Then cut the branches back to .
Double shcot. being careful 10 90 close
enough 80 that no dormant bud 10
left above the sscots remaining
Tnts VIII force the rest Of tho
growth Of that branch into the short
fruit steps and start new ones below
Ehsn prunsd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
GREAT MULE STATE
Texas Has Gradually Forced
Missouri Into Second Place.
Teesi Nsig. az Arir-afs ~ Lc-s star
Tsrrttsry stac-a ss sss.tssocc-
Mere Thar --als 81 Wsrtfs
s,ees N urisrc stzt-a

VIZ asNaA ~ ~
Tine sas shsn Missouri claimed
y ssvs more mules than any other
Sr eountry Ia the world But
NnN has been fsrv~sg By Texas
into AZ ! secund place OF the 1900
600 n IN the world almost one
tenth al IN Texas. the Ions star
state having $4,000. valued at $50
ea<A Tue total valas ef the states
mules vas sss. AS. .saa
ASpArvnkly tAs azzl< Is specially.
adapted to the sockhern eamate. vr
z1osS cc the foar-goceed klekers are C
D. found south q the Ohio river, IT,
Missouri nul. hs wcrth alCrs shan his
Teas brother. 81 more Tke 3tt go
mules IN Missouri are vtlusd a. sIIs
each. or s48s1s.asd fcr al oC them
Georgia Nalch aas S-gS. g1S 100 wcrta
ef mules. IS thirt On the uss- Tsnn~s-
Sc Is irurth- Nth s15.s-8. .gaa. Missis-
stFgi - ngti. wttA ss..rTa aaa. Ala
hama IS Exfh. WITH Sla.sSs. $40 worth.
Norte Carolina . seventh With s-A-
sss1ll. ear Is siossly pressed By Ken
uIckF. Nalc1 has nudes vaiiled ar s-k.-
t-S.asol Arkansas Is ainth. wirh s-i.r
as. .9aa. south CaruIina 8 tsnth. with
t-..f 9asi. azd louisiana Is eleventh.
sfth 81. .s.ss aaa
Tasu the mule 5eir lungs over INTO
Oklahoma. ShErh new state has y.a.-
go. eco worth Of the animals. Aascher
ship - then saksn u TIIfncfs. whIca
is thirteenth. with a total oc IS. 900
1uisss. worth sr4.gl. aaa. or sttI each
kansas. tou .senra ou ths. list. Ia the
ocly other state whieh passes the gfA-
aaa, 600 marx The Sanaow~r state
has f5s. 600 nuIss. 1000 nor. than ILL.,
acts. hut they are valled AZ only sifs
each. giving 4 tctaI value ce yI1.s54-
3aa
The mule crvg IN the tsading I've
stock states Is rather small with the
exception Of Texas. Missouri. T@unss-
see. ksnrucky. Oklahoma, lIinois and
Kansas
Indiana. xhfch Is the eighth live
srcck state. X fifteenth On the mule
ass. with stt.S44. .aaa. California. whose
rank IN the general table Is seven
ts~nta. bolts sixteenth =sara - the
mule list. with $40. Is. 900 worth. Ne
srassa. the sfxth live stock state. 10
the seventeenth u1uEs state. VITA
g.. 5sis asa Peuasyfvanfa trors from
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
TO REMOVE FIBER FROM SEED
Convenient Ncsned May se Made ~
M1srtirs 7sscfsins sss or Bar
-s-rssssrs Ezrty Nsezriey.

To remove the ansr from euetna
seed 10 facilitate even planting. and
20 sceslerate rapid growth after germ
L1arzrn- We -nil a1xr slznxi1x zesaE tn
1cit phosphate or q cumpIete eum-
zzsrrtA1 fertilizer This requires very
hstis tine. but VIII pay you Tor tAs
t-unhls.
convenient means ssr removing
ths 1her maT De made By mounting
revolving barrel or keg as follows
Maze an axis for the barrel and here
knles n Il and put IN eruss. pieces "a
mix the seed when the axis Is turned.
says a writer n Farm aad Ranch
Put a hand crank On the end Of shs
axis as a sf1elass Mount the barrel
between two posts or stakes so Il VIII
ryTulvs. DamDen the seed aad rhrrs
IN n arxs shaEelfsIi of dry sand 20 q
hashef oc seed Put the seed intc ths
barrel not over half barrsiful AZ o
time. and pour half pail Of phosphate
over the seed R.vglT@ the barrel
for a few minutes and ths seed VIII
De clean This removes the Int from
the seed 50 that when they are dis
rrfnursd BY the planrer they VIII not
os In eicse cunract- but a sufficient
distance Apart t1 aanfr the sun and
air To promote x-uw-h This greatly
facilitates thinning the plants Ths
phosphate or terttIlxsr 1dherss 70 rhs
seed and starts rapid. vigorous growth
Immediately Afrer xsrninarion and Al
lows early cultivation Rapid growth
and early maturity s hixhIy aesfrahIs
tn boil vesvfl reginrs. aaa anything
that heIps early maturity should not
BE- neglected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
THIS FENCE WILL STOP DOG
Ncxs cetsrrirea Chicken Thief
as Wen as carire

There are few fences that VIII eat-
g. a determined dog. but enc built
from The lines Indicated N the picture
vii DO the business.
The wexsa wire fence consists of
II wires. the three lower wires enc
and half inches aaprt and the upper
onss five inches apart
The wire Ls taxsensd 20 posts "a
cese apart Que barbed wire "a set
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

a-ssan snGnrT 10 20 have IN zxrs-
,i<a school An details have
perfected sz6 \ baikiirs VII -
ned ar Tzicu Churrh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
SOCIETY GIRL A HEROINE
Iu,,,s IN River - Save Ss7-sssn
Ars prc~rec-

Ashland. Ky--la an ef1rt % So
80 ~. Of william IaekScc- Mss cara
simpson. n leader IN s'shess' va
s-nxuea Miss Simpson saw laessoa
t,u into the river Piurg1s II n,
.xau To where he bad tzlis7 n u
s,,s-nurea TO ges hEn TO the zanre
when they nearet the ba1x- 'hs sS--s
ss-o5re became exhausted and ooeA
- ss,x- 10 their death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
Tried ssr de-

Savannah- Cal C. Hunter was
plaet On trial IN the sarrsm court
wednesday morning for the nzrder Of
ais wife and Mrs Amanda GribhhIe
and NrSl Ohlanfer. On December 10.
last ar their home on Montgomery
and Perry streets There are two 9TH
er men jointly indicted with Hunter.
but the defense elected 70 sever the
eases and Hunter vas chosen as the
arst to be tried The evidence IS en-
tfrely ercumxtanriaL and there Is
much doghe As 20 whether a conviction
cnn hz secured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
,-,r.v. cse.on +sndIins-

Hope. Arx-An a-stress We - Icr.
s-ss ia this city bE Hon HArs1r -.
A.. read Of the American - -.
c-,xers' Association ca ne
:. -v-.1rovet Methods DsuAndso =
s,iuners At Home and aaroa1 - = =. :
- ,1s preparing Cotton for NarAse :.
= - = ne things advocated Sy VII
- x.s the compress =Ia 7f0>.sS
tux bale ready for sap Me- .-.-.,I5<s- -
n 10 the actOry and 'ae -, =
- 90 = system Of SPOT ulafAee -
..-,-i,r exchanges Throughout 'ns S--
frr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Mexico Crv. Nsx-WaiAs % ma
- -sa tsss IN thickness and con
raiuiux f-uu-zratsd windows snlca are
Ssliaxs,f 10 hare been AZ oos time
-. <orus feet above the surface,
ssve been uncovered dtreea feet oelos
,7xtusss portion Of thLs city Tae
spxtuess portion Of ths city Ine
x.TIs are belisTsa to be the remains
. ~. are5snr Sau Frsasisco monas-
--rr waich- although the exact PERIOD
:, r. sxtsrsncs appears Lndedaire- L
- "a nave required more than -ne
r.a-s z, hriIt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

midway between the kostcm horirrr-
ral wire and the ground IN order TO
discourage the dog fruu craving or
digging under O1e harhed wire Is
fastened 10 the posts three inches
higher than the top wire and two
mere ara attached eight inches apar,
to scantlizg nailed 10 the POSTS above
the wire. II these are firmly uafIe;
and the scanrIing extended TO taxa
another wire. L VIII hafis the most
determined chicken thief As well a. q
dog
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
NEW YORK TO CHICAGO NEXT
sz-FItrn scsr-s rsne for >s's Lers
oSs-z-ce Flight

N.r Y1rx-Charies = H1nilrs1-
rse aviator Who cane here trOu taor-
ia 10 rrx for the prize wnien GieHn
Il Curriss captured Nonfav- nas o.
ferst 10 subscribe s.-asa toward A
vrsre. of perhaps s-5.sea Or mere tor !
-Ernr from New YORK TO CaSeaso- NJ
Hxuuror bslsiveS sHar ths aeaaeHe-
usrr Of Mr. Curri<s X tne beginning
~ . rrear ssvsIcpmenr IN AVIATION u
A-arlcA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

RoS.oa.-As<srrinx that Il = better
-sx IN cnserxe memorial tay AZ al
.ssu 20 make of Il a Fourth az July.
Csuu4zSer ! willard Brown OF the
Massachusetts department. Of the G.
aR declares a resolution for the
-s.,rfnr or ahoIisanenr Of Memorial
nav vii es introduced n the NATIONAL
s-rxmonens Of the c. A r. The SUD
.,f-rr5ou for the present holiday OF a
memorial Sun5ay. 10 be designated an
-uzIv sy the eOnmznder-tn-ehief OF
&C 4Rs 10 be suggested AZ that
-,-. Commander Brown SAYS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

An appeal Is being made In Johan-
1esburg TO finance 4 treasure-hunrfn<
expedition The treasure is the sup
posed hoard Of old Chief Sskekunf.
who is believed IN have buried Ia IN =
certain cave In 1s-s- The story goes
that the treasure consists Of two hfx
skins fnu Of s1sereigns and a poe
fllsd with diamonds Details connect
ed with the buryfng Of the hoard navu
been oocatned From an Old native. .nA
fzr-s are being asked for IN order -
finance the expedition