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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
200 MINERS ENTOMBED
FoRTY.FIvE OF MEN WERE wHrrr
AND OTHERS NEGROES.
WIVES a16 childrra Of Enssmoed M.n
Create Pitiful Ssrne Anass
Nazth Of Miae-

Pains. Ais--aH hep- that suy st ;A-
ier'y-svs Whiss msn and oas hundred
ant afty asgro~ rsinsrs enfSusbs-f N
zaiu, No : of thu PaBr- Coal & Cske Ia.
a. the rs-ait II an sxPia-uos IN ths miass.
ulay - r~--u-,i has h-~n aha-.lsa-,L II
= taaught Il any u tho m<n ESCAPED
teath FROM the sxPtosioa they wsrs htsr
s'Efforzssd br hlarS damp
kssimafs~ q tho number sf m~n A.
taaiiy "A tho mia~ at the time vary
These m p.a-ithan > snaw estimate the
uunrh-r az forty-Sse wAitr- AMI ahous
on hansirs,l ns..russ. whSi~ Sshers ~
tA~ Hanh-r = rnsh arrer- Ofa<iaIs q
sh~ mIa~ say that. a-vurstinx to thsir
rsvsrsEs Bat ou~ hansiresl aad ten msa
ar n the NM. bat a. a numk-r Il
ruinsrs Esrs employed Hasisr tho eoasrae.
system. ths li-s sf nar~~ on tho pay
rsils ir~- ane inrissls al m the u5a-
rh~ sxpan-isa Was heard ssr uaiiss ant
s.rou cruzt> q ws~pi1x women ant chlf-
IRA ~urrusznsi-'i the ~ntrans~ wAifing frr
asNs fium hE-haa,ts ant ttthsrs bslsu
Many msn h-sz-~8 The sfa~rah. - 10
tseua - b-bns- m an att-mPs - r--rur
tn ratsaahs-f n~n-
Fhs sxplsr-pas : sEpua---i 20 have h~-n
ean-ssi ~ eu~ af tA- mia~-s xssn< ir.s
a n paekrs xira a lixhfe-f Lsnp.
Several uasisr-akers arr en- tn s-vn-
rrasiy - hsssis. b.-tis< vh<a ta~F ar-
br'asxat sHf sf the minss Th~ mfz~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
EAST WATCHES APPLE CROP
sesn.Ifsi yIele Expectee N Arssnsss-
Eri-zte ss.occ-ncc-

Fayetteville. Ark-Ths eyes Of the
East are esntsred On the apple crop
oc ArSan<1SS Numerous requests have
been coming here froa NsE YORK and
other eastern states InqIirTng As TO
the prospective outcome of the apple
erun
Th@y have even gone 50 far as 70 re-
quest samples sent them. and in re-
soouss 20 some several boxes oS green
frufr have been shipped frur, this se<
ric- 1IetE. The eastern CROPS seem -
- a faEIure this year. and therefore
Arkansas = being greatly tsrSntei
On for the supply
Prof Ernest Walker an expert n
tbs Inc ard whO 5 connected vita
the agricultural experiment sfario1 Of
the Arkansas University. states that
aI-kouxh several trusts have damaged
The crop for the sea<on- the crop Stli
he bogutitul. sne heavy foliage q the
rees having protected the snail fruit
70 a great extent Ills estimate ot the
apple crop for wAsaingtou and Ben
-,- Counties = s. Ca eisltt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
KING EDWARD DEAD
Dying Monarch Realized the End Was Near and
Declared Tie Thought lie Had Done His Duty.
Son Succeeds to England's Throne.

Lossiou--kis E4Wsrl VII. died ct
lists o'eioek krStay nighf Th- Priasc
Of wabss - ksne. assuming the title ol
Gsorrr v.
Ceuniu< 80 suutisaly. the death Of the
king saHnas bus bring the greatest grief
to the astioa. IN whose hearts EAwa-d.
nrst a. prinrs Of Walks. and afterwards
az sovereign. held hrss plars Hfs short
rsi<a u Hius y~ars has hesn a history Of
stirring tinu~-- ~ op~asl with the cun-
eiusiaz Of p~ae~ afte ing ant trying
ssmFsIxn in >.suth Afrifa NJ euaeiBi-,i
at the eritical nsoua~us sf one - the mo-
neuto1s political struggles Of s'ossern
ssr-~~s - s<sz s~s~esu vn~ ps~ss -:
the evmmors-
In a day the political s,sstook of Great
Britain has b~en revelsisisnizs Gathered
sroand the bs,tsEl~ II the dyinx kin-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

her Popularity in Grsa, B-sta,. r.,
nss continued unle.sened throgxAo4t
eer NE as princess ard queen i.
issS-ts the prince made an ex,anSss
tour through the indian eupsr. "a
vas received everywhere with tavi.h
ana magnificent hospitality.
On the death OF Queen vs~,c~..
January 2. 1901. Edward succeeded 70
ne tArooe- The coronaticu vas ..s
Tor June IS iso2. and all prepar,t,ous
tor the magnificent event had ha.,
completed when disgusting rumor, OF
TIE kings III heath. which had hser
current for several days. we're con
afned By the postpoaenent Of II.
ceremony It vas announced th.t The
king was suffering from perityphlstis.
and On June - be underwent an a.
Grafton After snne weeks Of ~.
greatest anxiety ke recovered. .ut
tAe coronation took place August o
During the loax years Of his prince.
nood Edwards public duties cuusss-ea
solely In the ocses of representing the
royal family n an manner Of public
events. and he performed these eu.
ties we'll But the deadly racncsorr
o. sach a llfe vas too mach fer th-
VEorrus raa. snd he fou,d fetaxa-
ton IN sm1ser1erts that frequeusiy
gave rise to scandals and that rave
the world a srurx izpresssou Of bis
real character- He vas especially
fond Of the thsafer a,t a-oux hts
boon cuupariors for years we're &C.
sressss and actors Also he derst
J oped a great Hing for Paris and ostsr
VISITED that gay capital incoxuito
But all tbs. as has been said. vas
o1ly hts reisxztion. and aftsr coming
TO the thrune his eocduc, always vas
50 eircuu<pect that rot the nos. esp
tious critic could find any tzzir with Il.
As a Diplomat Edward xas zzex-el
led smorg the nouarvhs Of Earrvs
His Influence was Always thrown e
the side ot tntsrratiorzl peace uhs-,
compatible with natiorlI houor. ara
his advice and example had a xreasy
ing eject On all Europe He lookes
with a-nr<ed tolerance cu the N
z7r1sS aid sxrr7va<ances of his repk
sw. the emperor % Geruzry. but cr
eaziouariy that ruler exaSpsra,et hsz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
a Lizzie Learning.

Holding little Arthur hy the hand.
papa paused before the ever-interest-
ing spectacle Of hroken-6own E,ocor
bus
-Oh. papa asked htrIe Arthur the
Inquiring. what makes tie bus 60
when II guss-
PAPA twfrIed his lusraehe-
Simplest thing in the world Ar
thur be trUmpeted- You see IRIS
thiugurnybo5 here. Wei. tnat
goes down through that koie and fast
ems the fignarse. and then connects
the erinkumerankun: and then tn2f
mzn-he's the chauffeur. yca know-
kind OF stirs up the wezf-yoG-r,ay-caii-
IL with that whatsirsuame. and then
or il goes Dycu see-
Yes. Papa blinked little Arthur
~ se@f--AuSWerS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
n- ne.rn 70 chrixsizsn.

chang Sha. Cinna--The general IN
sasfusss has greatly Increased here
in consequence OF the appearance OF n
large number cf posters. unsigned de-
handing the 5ssrruetior CT foreigners
ard native Christians and setting Nag
- as the date for general anrtNan-
ehu uprising Government Officials
have destroyed the posters and the
ri-~ i being strongly ParrOIled- The
axizarcrs are holdi.= secret meetings.
bgr il Is believed the presence y for
.Ixu runboats here viii act as cheek
to the movement
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

Augusta Gl--The leaders Of the
-blaek- facsSon in the general euzfer-
sn<e Of the eolored Methodist Episcopal
Church. who are opposing the eIevatioa
to the epE-sopaey OF any member not Of
puzy negro blood we're d~eisTxsly defeat
ea <hen. By vote OF ITO to -, the eou-
feryar< refused u seat DR.. C. H. PHI
bps
Dr. Phillips Is ssn Of Bishop Phillips.
u Nashville. Tenn. and ~ss the leader
II the fSht for the ef-rsSen Of Dr- r. T.
Brown -iiror Of ths Christan Inslex, as
one OF the biskeps.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
SOUTH GETS SLICE OF PIE
Mississippi Alabama. Tsaaess<e and
Arkansas Share n APpEspratisas.

WashiHgtoa. n C--Th~ >azs4ry evil
?7EupriatioH bilI reported 10 the hosss~
FF ssty afternoon cuutain- the felhSxinx
item Il interest in the Memphis terri
tory
Arsaz>as-Nlnsmosh Spring Ssh eul-
ture statiog. $500 bUrial of isaigsnt
dad in Sationsl Cemsssry, Little Rock.
s55.0 900.
Nf.,issiPpi-BrookhzveH. public bald
In-- continuing euntrzst. So eeas Gre~n-
voosi. sis.Ooos s;ulfPaFs- saa-sao. Hat
tis-bgrg. sI0ooo. VicssbuEz NztiousI
Park s5e-aos-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

Has Six Children: Not as D<nserati< a
Was Father

L0ustcn--sieorge Frederick Ernest Al
BERT. priHe~ Of Wales. who now becomes
king, - the secoud son Of King Edward
and Queen Alexandra. and was born at
Marlborough House on june }. 1855. sew
enteen months after the birth Of his
elder brother. the late duke Of CIarerre.
He and has brother entered the navy to-
gesher as cadets. and he spent two wears
on the Brittania- Then he started On a
three-year voyage around the world. saII-
ing On the Bseehante-
The priree became duke Of Cornwall
when his father soek sHe thrvne. and
-crn thereafter started or tour Of the
solcsies- He ep~ned th. first psrliam~ns
# ths eprraavsalth Of AassrzliA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
TO SUPPRESS BUCKET SHOPS
Department sf Justice Says Them wM
Be We Step

w4sAsnzt0a. D. C-Ths complete sup
pesSs5aa sf the -bssrk<t shop- busin<Ss
tsruaghau< the Unltesi States - sought
by the departments Of iu-sbs~- Pru-<sri-
sSsus already started ar~ 10 be continued
VITA azr~b~nsiz- vEgilazr~-
We have a Plza 10 put all the boskss
shcp< cd. sf bszsin~s-. sa.i that. tsss.
xirhaut skiitHsaal I~gisiafioa BY eoa-
gr~>s. sant an sfa<ial of the department
lust what are the plans Of the govern
meat 70 aevonpii-h this end vas MT
stated but afSriahs DECLARED the STATE
meat wAs bot thaaxh,bsslY made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
Se~ Vert Nat Esiasesse.

lere Is an undenizhle tendency On
part ot New York men nowadays
ns 10 their hats much more In
ntiy than they ever did before.
tie Sun q that city.
vas rsScncsled TO having men
cr their hafs in the elevators Of
ccsnscvn once buildfngs.- said
y York woman Who nox lives IN
lon but mzke3 several trips . year
o1 account Of business. -zs IL Is
for granted that they are as
cut ot doom - the halls On
otner hand n b new 20 me TO
men vaIktng about the corridors
inter gardens Of hotels where
are women gathered at tzhies or
as with no mere Indication Of
.As1 hat women are present than
q we're In the heart Of Africa
n New York Hsed 10 take Oh
nzrs under such conditions and
showed altogether q mach great
posirson to take OF their hats At
2 o1portunity shzn they do row
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

ot the people made him useful instrri-
msnt Of the ministry and enabled him at
the SANE time to wieid more inau~aee
than had been eu1e-Stesf To the rhrons. IN
the past He was an able dipIamar. And
m all the more important questions OF
foreign polry which cane up during kis
short reign he made himself f-lr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

WaShingron- - Unparalleled Ia the
history Of the weather 5greau- S the
way in which Prot Edward ,. Garriost
describes the ranges and distrioaticn
Of temeprzture in the UrIred States
during the past tao xesks- He points
our that -rhe incompatible damage TO
fruit and vezstariOn- caused by the
cool wave during the latter part Of
ApriI. mizht have been avoided In
large degree by proper appreciation
Of the warnings issued by the wealth
sr bureau ant the employment Of ap-
proved frost devices
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

TOepka. Kans.-L- A Bryan Of Gary.
Ind Is planning 4 jO1ruey never be-
fore attempted re intends 10 travel
oxsr the Santa Fe rishs Of way from
los Angeles TO Chicago. out viii use
N automobile
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
PEOPLES PARTY QUITS
VIII Be uzited VITA New Pshtieal
Orxanizztiea-

80. Lngis- Nsl-Aft~r sighte~n years
Of fighting the natsonal eounmiftes Of the
Peopls's party announced Friday It was
ready 20 be united With a usw political
party. to the end that rixhss and equal
iustirr shall by aw b. the inheritance
Of all citizens A call was issued By the
committee to all eitizens. regardless Of
party allegiance TO joan In q rational
conference here February -, 1911
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

The straits q Nsssfna are channels
OF immense depth. through wairh n
wild form of Whiri1nx ssstissz have the
eject Of bringing up frcGa tie 8~psns
below many marine creatures xhieh
are rarely seen except IN tAe deep s-a
travis. Il wzs here that the fresh-
water eel Was Erss discovered. al IN
cident which threw a blaze of hxhr
On the life history % a very zzyxtert-
Gus 6sh--L0ndou Daily TsIeSrzph-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
$500 DEAD IN QUAKE
TIE DECOMPOSITION OF soo.ss
MAKES PLAGUE IMMINENT.
Prsrersy less VIII se s.. 600 coo-s.
Ferssi;'sss sis-e .tsney's ceres for
t-s O. s<.-

Sa1 lose. COSTA Rica- --Th@ lfS- a.
dead a. Cartakr auubsrs ast Is<s than.
i-ssA The efry Eas e@ztroye,s by an
earthquake whsch LaxSe1 fa1r s~roa.s.
L vas a tremectoGs movement waich
followed a fsE niaor shocks dariax
the day Il occurred AZ O'Clock We
1escag evening No oz@ had tine 20
run out q the .oGsss. whieh fell crash
i7g 70 the streets Had the great
shock cone during the sleeping hours
1araly any oGs csGLf have escaped
The railroad az6 tsls<raph Ines
we're hroSeu and the electric Hxhr
wires fell lsaxizx the city IA .Iarsze=s.
Thousands ran pansc-ssricSsn IA al
directtons. IA an erar1 % gave then
selves Every house vas tosaIly t.
stroysd- inelstiz< fosr churches szd
the palace Of the Am@rfcan pear~
e0Grr- the gtf1 of Aa1re~ Ca-zegie.
Soms Americans ars repors~'t 10 have
been killed. bur i8en-i1czfson- even sg
the reco--<. IS ar present impossible
pestIe-er 10 rearec-
The work oc 7smosi-g tse se.iies .
impssse,I ay The heavy Character o. The
fallen walls. cuGzhtz>s4 Wtrh the azs4z-
irary cus1irio1s resulting f-vn re
rapid decomposition q the corDsss.
Whols families Perishei Ehiie in
ing or enx7<rd II shsir er1izAry voca-
rioz& The sxczTarsrs tel garAetic
stores. The runs q an-es- Ehen @r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

Ore q fhs arIeials ~ fhs Mlasazt
rafIEaT. coming f-um Gfessucf
Sprfngs tAe oea~r daE. vas telln< q
yaanx wo1saa ca ta< train suw Eea-
dsrfGily productive eescrzss1s ir=t
gated ground hs
Really ae szpiala~,f. Ks 50 rseh
that girls Sna Ea1k &C z have big
feet Il izzt simply makes tA-zr Sect
grow
-Hah.- vas -he Yuanx xuzan-s re-
ictnder. -sculs q fa@ C0lorz1so mss
must have been <ulzx aruuna waEx-
ing On their heads --Dsuver Pas-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

ws-~ The q'Hs~u anl the Priurs~s Ns
hnps had hesn h~hi out throughout the
wh.~.e death. !, = h-ii~ve-i. was due tn
pns1npuii. faliruing hruurhsfu. contract
81 shortly after his return from Bar-
ritz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

Philadespnia- Pa-Policenzn William
weiss died sere Sunday from injuries
received in saving three children from
death under tue Aoofs Of the horses IN
; chariot race al . eir'ss Pe-forusnee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
MaIne To Be Rzised.

washington--Afser twelve years the
ils-fated baftleship Maine Is to be re-
moved from the Havana harbor AMI
she bodies which ~ent down with the
vessel viii be inferred In the National
Cemetery az AriingtDn- A bill pruvi1-
ing for such removal and burial was
passed BY the senate "Wednesday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

Il think shall lee that woman rers
ny hotEze
Why
shes the first che sho's called 20
see NE about il Who didn't hra< about
what a gnod tenant she is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

A nan nanssd Ferris Williams ere
s'ed auife a sensation IN AM about
Wayn@shoro Eith peculiar methods %
saving souls- he made tAe converts
10 bis belief sni- some kind of pos
der up their noses They would then
20 into a sleep AMI On svakeninE they
we're tod they woaid have TO confess
their sins Two husbands and tsO
Stves szired. slep, and the confss-
sious that followed created a seusafi7n
thai eauset one % the husbands %
knock the preacher down. and nnally
ixnf him in Jail Later The preacher
vas ansd 81 and sentenced to sir
months on the county ruad-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
Mississippi News
1u0O 000OUO

Caizreux-Mrx Margaret Kfzksaa
iho7pson. presidezt % jefferson In
80 Chapter tYaxoo Cityl. Ntssissippi
pssision. Unifed Dansh;srs ot the Con
ssss>ra<y. rad the annual report from
us chapter to the couvezfiou W~--
Seztay morning A niId storm fol-
'%ssr the statement that YAxoo CITY
as he nrs to give the Wonen q the
t1nfederafe days egaal honor With
rae soidtsres. because on the ss.so9
no11ment In that place there is s1r-
nrogrted the statue % a woman hanl.
fng the eolors to a soldier Many del
e<ates cismoret for recognition and
Ventilated their seatiments rexarliax
she eialm Of the Jefferson Davis Chap
ter MAay claimed their statues or
rpaamerfx sere Inscribed To The
--A~a and ~or<n cf the Ccnfeaerscy.-
vstch expressed the sane thought as
the fsrco City monument Indicated.
est in the ioas run Mrs Thompson
vas the winner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

II you have yOur rox TO Ace. noe
~ weu. and make the farro~ straight
not . xiSgfe wsggie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

Nashi1gron--In less than ffreen
MINUTES time the senate Wednesday
considered and passed the pension ap-
preparation carrying abcs- slsS.oee-
9aa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

s~&&@<1~~ 1--WE
Another woman Cured.
Glenvood. Iowa -" About threo
years axo I bad falling and other f.
male troubles. and I vas nothing but
skin and bones / was 50 SICK I could
not do my own work Within sir
mouths I vas made sound and well By
Lydia z Pnkham's Vegetable Com
pound viii always tell my friends
that your remedies cured me. and yo1
can publish my litter Mrs {. W.
DUNN. Glenvood. Iowa
II you belong 20 that countless army
Of women who suffer from some form
Of female Ills, Just try Lydia z Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
For thirty years this famous remedy
has been the standard for all forms of
female Ills. and has cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
such ailments rs displarrmenss. 6broid
turnors. liberation. Inflammation. IL
regularftiex. backache. etc.
II you want special advice write
forft To toMrS-Pfnkham-L Lynn. Ma
It ID free and always helpful
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

=. W Gibson. a planter Of Warren
cuanry. states that while he was en-
gzsed in milking his COW. he noticed
several bugs on the animal. and get
ting them from the cor. found upon
examination that they were fuligrowu.
vszlpreserved specimens Of the cotton
bou weeyfL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

You uay not be able 10 eat ycuf
~zke srd have IL. too. ost ycE CAD
srsnk ycuy srizks sEs csss 80 bad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12

Lee cuanty. Third supervisory dis
tr1<s. in which the town Of TupeIo Is
sitsated. voted today for the expendEt-
~ Of s-ss.eaa bond issue for good
rnada
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
MADE
WELLAND
STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

9IusttWe months
old / vas com
pletely run down
and ny internal or
r-ns we're IN terri
bic shape. I began
taking Lrii1 l.
'Pakham's Teg~tA
Die COMPOUND and
mother wrote aa1
|>s&-~.E<<s~-l
WAS I he9zn 20 gain
|at once and rsv I
|am real velL--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-05-12
caat EntsrtIla Rae.eveIt.

Only a day or tWa axa th-s Ling was
c1nslrirs uus. tho bir.ins~s of state ant CIV
iag sa.iisns~-. bat n "Wednesday h. was
eauPslie'4 70 -uhmis - tho oci~rs ~ his
phesar1-s- >i-r- thsn until ths end hl.
.iscliu- Has rapuL
fh~ trath af D.. ma i~~sv sili alsaa the
ahamtuau,~ut af the pciuripal fiIarsalus
q rx-Errsui~ut Ea.-essit's tuur- The
atfsiai rrswpghons with th- suurt IN
naaruins aHd the embassy entertain
ai~nts EiH ~ eturvil.,,l AMI tA- pre-eatr-
tioc of th~ frev,iaus Il shs eity and the
hausAsylu a. ths s.uihf Hall vii pruhabgy
b. xsx~a aP-
SAT Up Al Day.
Il Nr Roassvelr's visit - England j.
sarrisd ous Il uIu h. sharu 81 an ,iI--
Pi1x. Tris-rsHls frum Berlin .ay that
The f,srmaH emperor NtH prnc-,-i u Eng
LIzsi. and Mr. Raa-~xeits sislt must y.
p.n-tpoussi
Arcunlag 80 uruf iciai repsrts. the
SiH= rsmarnsl sitting IN a chair thrsszgh-
o1t the say tie suffered FROM frequent
ard vieasat attaexs OF coaghfss. Dssrin.
bls giEi@t intervals. however. the king
vas fully evns.iagEs anE mad iusFuiris.
8Assut state snzsa ag~nleuts. ant even asked
aboat the susrs-s Of hrs hor--s At the
hemptaa races.
u the evruIng sdsan.esi. h. sxpsri-
enesi dlfae'1ssy n arvathlH-. a hirh great
y afestsd the hsart. the eff vsusrseE-
Sill .. - ..Hsr. =. -. -. -. -.
Afforded the relisf 3 hId prsviausIy
givsn- H.. majesty saoa sunk into a
roHatoss eoHsii,rla- from xhieh he prar-
tiealiy newer raIlied-
Later canarmsfh,a Va farths,srniu.
that the ling refused to remain IN bed.
H insisted Hpaa gvttiaz aP 20 transact
hssslnss> II state a. usual with hi. SC
rstarv. f1eIng his ili1ess with rourzgp
AMI determination He bad nanlerugns at.
tzeks II coughing. ant one badly parox,
y<n of coaghin- in the farensou- The
paraxysm errurred IN the afteruosn uasI
Ne svening. when the attacks took the
form ef failure Of breath Alrhsugh the
KING hpse,i into Il eunate-- condition,
h. remained sitting up. aHsi exygva was
1 freely administered
Il vas about 10 eiebark when DS
: arking ami Reid rruvsyed to the qu.su,
sss rrin,-s of WIlss and othsr neuabsrs
OF thr family. Nha we're waitiag IN al
iaJniue rpeH=. the tragic taliHsgs that
there was NJ hsps and that death "a.
a mere natter ef time- The king was
then partly coaseIasEs. and soou after
warts raIii~si sufaci-uSiv to r-vngnize Ii.
wife ami his son
Worry Aggravated TIz.s--
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SsarkvtIls.-The board % supervis-
ors Of ostibeeha county postponed IN
III Ja1uary /. 1911. action on the tick
erafiratioa biii passed b. The last
legislature IN order TO give the cattIe-
men finae 10 pre~lre for g.. as there
are some large earle Erazers in this
county who would De badly damaged
u the provisions q this laW we're sr-
forced Just nos
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DissiPated IN Youth.

Subject to fierce criticism in his youth
because Of his manner Of life. he lived
down a rather Ensnyiahle rpputatieu
through long years ot more careful con
duct. and sssarsesied in winning the conf
deree Of all the pe0pIe Is almost no other
sovereign Of Great B-ieAia- except his
mother Qre%a yirt0ria- had loas.
As statesman he vas active and sue
ressfaI. particularly in the 6>tl OF forvix-
aEairs. The fat that he was the Iss'
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worry Agxravatsd uIr.s--

Pneunnnss. following broz~hitis. "a b.
hexrd 20 have been the rause sf Death.
but the ss~toys have refused u make a
statement >one % the kings frieusIs
arr convinced that worry over the erEFi-
Gus political -itmtia1 whsrh eunfroute-i
him with slsspless nights- aggravated. II
IL did rot eauss- the fatal Illness
Bs-5sIes the nearest relatives in Eng-
and- the duke sf FIFE and the arch
bishop OF Canterbury we're n the death
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Was ryPicL EnzIishnan vithal and
Mrch Loved zfrx.

Lsrion--Khen Edward VII brpatkesl
his last there cane 70 a close the life
Of a unique personality He was lowed
almost universally. first Of all as a man
whose natural attributes made him dear
to the hearts 0f his subjects. and next
a a monzrrh who>e ability 90 fulsH the
role whieh hs was called on to assume
wa< demcnssrated eOnsPirSsously -Esl-
ward VII by the grace Of God King Of
the United king.iom sf Great Britain and
Ireland. Of the British dominions beyond
the seas. king. defender Of the faith, en-
perv- Of India was his title.
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k-aterprsse.-Farmsrs are very busy
r-piaztfng COTTON thas Was killed b.
the h,s freeze. oNiax To the scarcity
q seed the acreage stll ~ Erearly -
ezeed A Ersat deal % i4nd plaare,l
tn eostou ts being rsplaafea ritA corn
Owing % present conditions re corn
acr-ag- wiH - aouaEet