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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
Ms. Maria Stephens PsDia.

The subject Of this sketch was
born and reared in Kentucky anu
AT the time Of her marriage -
moved 10 Cincinnati. o.. where
she remained during her welded
life. Since the death of her hus-
hand she has resided with her
nvicc, Mrs. \. G. Bramlet;, wier-
she passed peacefully away on
Sent lIth. at the advanced az
IF - years.
Mrs. Paryin's years were
fllec witn many detls ~ clarlty
she having educated several or
phan children. but her declining
years we're spent a. 4 helpless
invalid. shut il from al a-soci-
aies uCui Tod saw nc t. release
ner. her remains were carried
L laid and laid beside her nus
band. Nay her rest b@ sweet.
BROWN LIES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
Notice 70 Bridge Buffers

Public notice IS hereby given that
the undersigned will receive sealed
bids 10 to I2o'cioek. noon, ON Tuesday,
Nov. s;h, FOR the building Of the fol-
lowing bridges: \ bridge in Yocona
bottom near Billy Fudze's; also for the
buildiuz II a bridge across a ditch near
che haadwaters 81 PuS-cuss Greek: alsn
for the buillins If a bridge IN Taylor
.Cr.ek west II lafayette Springs
Tn ABOVE mentioned bridges are to
be let ous separately and II be done
according - plans and specifications
now IN ii- in my Office. The success
fui hiIiar will be required 10 furnish
.bonl ftahle the amour; 10 each bill.
with two or moreg good securities tor
'fai.hfai rerf1rnauce uf the contract.
Tn 3 ari reserves the right to r.
ject any aud al, bids. ant on tF- SANE
day III the =lm- nnt at public OutcrF
to the lowest aad best bsiaers. Tne
Boar reserves the rightto reject any
and ali bids.
". v. WOODWARD, CLERK.
Ox.cri. Miss. NDr, sih 1910.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
T~Iniyersity Notes.

Mr.. b. +. King won the prize
wnlcn was offered b. DR.. Staaf-
fer to the student VINO made the
y At grades in his studies and
ale the team in atheletics
last year.
ur-at interest Is being mani
Tested IN the PM Sigma and Her
~eao literary societies Of the Uni
versity.
The University OF " ssissippi
has got,en out a historical cata-
locue Of this great institution.
winch gives a historical sketch Of
the proceedings Of the University
from 1919 90 1909. This will b.
Interesting t. former students
and instructive to prospective
students.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
NANCY" Saturday Night.

manager Lee VI. Russell is
pleased 10 announce to his ps-
irons that for one night ne mas
secured an extraordinary attrac-
ton. On this date, Miss Daisy
Cameron, the Broadway favorite
will appear in c.. Herbert Kerr's
bran new comedy Nancy"
This character is a continual
ton Of her famous character
Little Dollie Dimples'' when
we all liked SO well. Her sun
porting company is an excen-
uonally fine one and the produce
ton is carried in its entirety bv
the company.
Dainty and petite Daisy Cana
ron, formerly leading ladv Or
star with Little Doilie Dim6les
"DeWolf Hopper, when John.
ny Comes Marching Home" etc
The title of the new play is. Nancy;
and the character is that of !.
little country miss, simple bn,
good. The play abounds in coma
dy situations, and the dialogrs
igancsiaStL-cr2sca.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
New York Dots

After an absence of several
weeks will come again. although
news being scarce our budget
will be short. Everything seems
b be moving along nicely.
Everybody is most through
gathering their crops around here
Pref. 4. NJ. Crawford will oper
his cchoo. Monday Hope it will
meet the appreciation OF all the
patrons, as he woGH like 10 have
n large attendance. Would like
Tor all to meet scre day in the
near future and get up a gOo5
supply Of wood. Is that gives the
children much better chance e
have good lessons aud to be com
f0rtsbse.
n. AMI Mrs. James PARKS, ot
Cypress. have q new boarder, lis
4 boy.
Mrs Una Sullivan, Of near Ok
ford, spent 4 lew days with Mr.
and Mrs. james Sullivan on Cy-
press recently.
Several Of Mr. ". T. keeI's
family were or the sick list last
week. We are glad 70 say they
are all better nov.
Mrs. JACK Adams and daugh-
ter. DOvie, visited relatives on
Woodson's Ridge enc day last
week.
We hear that Mr. AMI Mrs Guy
Windham. Of Cypress. have a
new bOarder. Il Is . girl.
Mr.. Esker BI,ler md family.
OF near Oxford. visited their par
ents, Mr.. and Mr.. g. W. Craw-
ford Saturday and SF1day.
Messrs. Joel ami viii Keel, ct
Delay, visited relatives here last
week.
A. news is scarce > will desist.
by asking all tn corresponients
To come back unce more. a. We
like to hear IRON all. Success to
the dear Ole EAGLE and it, many
readers. New YORK hid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
n JEFFERS0NtAS
10 To II PAGES PER WEEK.

: national weekly magazine Stands
for the modern spirit % free and in
dependent though, in politics and So
cial life
Tom Watson, the mar who compel
led the Railroad Companies 70 adopt
safety appliances. and made Rural
Free Delivery possible in this country
= tle editor.
" contains special articles and liam
mating comments on every tonic of
current interest, and other depart
ments r a AoUiau's Page. Veterans
Corner, Farm Department, Children's
club sud the sunny South Brother
hood.
THE IEFFERSONiAN l. THE IN
SURGENT or THE SOUTH.
Subscription price; si.O0 for twelve
months, So cents FOR six months, >
cents tor three months.
CASH PRIZES and liberal commits
sions 10 agents. Premiums and speci-
al inducements TO raisers OF clubs.
specimen copies on request.
THE JEFFERSoNIANS,
Thomson. Ga.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
lafayette Springs News

Is news Is lust a little scarce
We wont attempt u say very
G-acE from these parts
The County Fair seems 10 be
Interesting some of the farmers
around here, We hope after look
ing over the EXHIBITS they will
return home with greater deter
mlnatiOn than ever before 10 farm
on the old style Independent plan
and raise their stuff at hone.
IL more OF them would DO this We
ieel sure that Our little enemy
known Is the boil weevil would
give Us very little trouble.
Farmers are hustling these
beautiful days they are trying to
.ulnll the Scripture which saws.
make hay whdethe sun Shines
The Lafayette Springs High
school IS progressing very nicely
under the auspices Of Prof. F. L.
Jones and bis assistant Miss Rinr.
Miss Nell Jones of Potts Camp
HIS organized a music class at
Sp-insdale ard is progressing
very nicely, al, seem to be highly
pleased with her as an instructor.
\ very Interesting debate was
held al the school building FRI
day night, question Tor division
vi house: Resolved, that pre-
varieation is more disgIaceful
than theft" Affirmative. Rev.
j.. y. Coleman and Prof. ID. T.
Keel; negative, Hon. Howard
Weien and Mr. ". p York. AZ
ter = heated discussion, the iudg-
Is rendered their decision N ia
vor OF the affirmative.
Our beloved friend aud groce-
ryman Mr.. Doc Miller is seen
hustlng around over the country
with a fresh supply Of goods at
d low price, his son and sales
man Joe Is always ready with his
fun and Wit 70 wait on his eus-
toners. Mr.. Miller aad family
lei tbs morning Tor Oxford
to attend the county fair.
Professors Jones, Hattox, and
Keel, also Miss King were among
the number OF teachers who at
tended the teachers rally :.
pontOtoc Saturday.
Prof. ID. T. Keel viii
his regular school duties Oct. 81
AZ Leodicea, he anticipates a
much larger school than last wear.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
Ph-ai.irhia NJ

ThA health Of this community
is very good.
the school begins here Monday
In and around our school houe
looks much nicer than It has Tor
some time.
Our Sunday school Is dong
good work. Let eseryon that
can, come out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Wal, spen,
Sunday in Memphis with their
daughter, Mrs. James Bonds.
Nj }. (. Bounds spent Sunday
with his aunt, Mrs. VI. VI. Adams
near Cypress.
Miss Annie Hale was the guest
of Mrs Jiies Bonds Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. D. B. Pritchard and daugh
ter. Miss Estelle, spent SUNDAY
at the home of Mr. James Cot =.
Mrs. II. F. Baker Is on the
list this week.
Mr.. Will Adams and l'.ue
daughter spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Jack AG us
Mrs A j. MayfeId and mota-
er, Mrs. Gray, spent last week
with their son, Mr.. Jack siayheld
in Oxford.
Quite a number from here at.
tended the Fair at Oxford this
week.
Several of the young people at
tended church at Casweu SUNDAY
night.
Inc cotton crop is very light
around here. 4 Subscribe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
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withoai a Rival In IL FIeid--Ihe Ia--
e-t. tneap est and Iest N~ewsnafcr pm
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without q Rival In it, FIeid--Tha L--.
e-t. inca pestand Fest New.naF er p.h
hsaedat the Price -h~ad in Ex.r~
Ea<ii-h-speakins Country.
IL has invariably been the great sf.
tort OF the thrice-a-week -ditio, =,
the New York World To- publish tn
ne"s imPartiaIlY in order that IL NAV
De an accurate reporter OF wrst has
nappsued IL tells tbs truth. 80
peetIve Of party, ana for that rdsson
it has achieved a position with t5a
public unique among papers o. i,s
class. rs
The subscription seas~n ia ncw =,
nand and this Is the osst OFF, H..
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III you want the news as il reaIfv :.
subscribe 10 the Thrice-a- h eel
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Sunday. and is thus practicable = 80
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The Thrice-a- Weeks WORLDS rsr,
lar subscription price is only stmea-
year, q this pays for i56 pansrs
we oner this unequalled newspsnsr
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
The FAIR.

Two days of the Fair have
passed and it has been so far
pronounced q grand success. i;
has been . week OF enjoyment
for the citizens OF Oxford and the
entire county.
Monday was spent in placing
the exhibits in their proper pla-
cos a. fast as they were received.
Tuesday dawned bright and
clcvdless and the bracing wealth
er. added To the enjoyment Of the
dty. The tIrongs came in from
ar directions rad b. . o'clck the
town was weli filed. The great
ec part OF the forenoon was spent
in a3miring the exhibits Of Fowls,
fruits, Vegetables, Corn end all
kinds Of produce. There could be
no finer pecimens shown in the
State.
The Boys Corn Club exhibits
deserve especial mention. prois
Horton and Ames, OF Holly
Springs, and Mr.. !. +. GOolsby
are the judges and Will pass on
the corn and award the prizes to-
day. Arrangements had been
made 20 have an exclusive exhi-
bition Of this club, which was
shown in a beautifully decoratei
house furnished with an electric
light and every convenience.
Tnis exhibit was splendid and
the golden ears OF corn piled
in baskets and hung in punches
gave evidence that the boys hal
not been idle since the Far last
year. 1t every boy in Mississip-
pi had worked as faithfully a.
the boys of Lafayette County
they have cause to feel proud OF
their success.
At II o'clock the riding contest
took place on University street
and while there we're few entries
the riding and display was fine.
The most enjoyable feature "a
contest was the riding Of twO hl-
tie girls Janette Sewers and Vic
tO-Ia Oldham
Wednesday morning the Griv-
ing contest took place and VA
enjoyed by rs large an attend
ance "a was present the day be-
fore. There were many prettlIy
decorated vehicles and beautiful
driving teams. The amusing
feature were the band Of Bill
Naroro and bis IL children VIII
MS colts, Is they paraded around
the square at neon and the color
q mule race in the afternoon
created considerable Amusement
Today will be the Cattle ana
Colt Snow and tie f1ir vii CLOS,
tJmOrrcw.
This has been = decided i'm.
p7ovement over last year and II
the interest continues the La
Foyette County Fair will become
"a permanent Institution. We VI.
eve a iuli list OF the prizes and
winners next week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
Bay S--inzs News,

Cotton T.cAiHg and corn gath
vriag seems y DE tHeOTdcr If the
day nJS.
Mr.. Joe R10erts and vile are
ON the sick las, this week.
Mr.. and Irs. J. r.. Anderson
have a new visitor IN their ho-e.
Think he has come g. stay.
Mr.. Il. l.. Quick and wife speu,
n few days last week with rcla-
tiyes near Potts Camp.
MIR. Loluie Quick is attending
The graded school IN Oxford.
Master Vitie Gardner who has
been sick for the pas. week. IS
now improving.
There are a good many from
this part attending the FAIR 4.
Oxford this week.
Miss Gennie Woodward is on
the sick list this week.
With best wishcs % TFE EACLE
and its many readers VIII close,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27


Notice j. hereby given that the
Boa-i ofSupervisors ofsaid County Of
LAFAYETTE will on Tuesday. NOV. Sta.
at the south door .. the courx house
in oxford between the hours Of II
o'cioek arr ard { O'Clock pm and 70
cont o from ds 10 day until all Of
the foliowing ruSCs shall be let on AZ
pubic Outcry 20 t!s inwe-t bidder ac-
corning to the pzas and specification,
nov Oh fle With the clerk % this
Board. Said lowest bidder must com
rly with the terms imposed by the
BcHrd and enter into bond in such
really j with sufficient surcties TO
approved BY the Board; but ia no
case 10 h. les t'Gn the contract price
and said bond g. L. conditioned ar
cor-ing 70 law. Publication o. Iris
notice shall b. made a. required is
IA. The Soa-i reserves the right 10
-elec. any aad all tids. The roads
and divisions o. roads to ne let Dursc-
ant 70 this noti-e are as follows.
oxford ami Mouth of TI0qah road.
beginning a. the O-iOri and Holly
Springs roId, ending ~ TIE i~nfcrsec-
zion % the Ab5esillc and Poatotoc
rad, nea- Iedh-.tte-'s. composed of
MuS- Mo-. - and ..
Also the two new roads a. granted
a. the August meeting o. the Boari OF
Supervisors upon the petition o. J. "
Miller. - al. and J. l. Ssinauir. ~ al.
Oxford and Oh college Hill road.
beginning az the corporation OF Ok
ford, ending a. the center OF Ber-y
bridge, composed of Inks No Iaand =
Butord Mill road, fexinning al the
sinclair place on the Oxford and Ia
Oh road, ending ~ the inte-sects IN
e che College Hili and Bgto-d Nil
road composed OF link W =.
t4orn- Ferry road. beginning at .he
oxford and Rocky tcuI rad. near \
g. f-semaH's Old Place, end.ng at
Pnentis He-1fon place, composed Of
h-Es II amt -
". ~ WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
>oa-Rssident Notice.

The STAFF oY MISSISSIPPI,
t'oaniy Of Lafayette.
10 traEG Couch, wacSe pos-ogice
ADDRESS Unknown You are COM
nanded . appear before rhe Chsneer
toert OF lafayette County on the
Fourth Monday Of Sovenher
AID 1870
70 cefend the the suit in said corr of
hnSie ceGch, wherein Q are a DE-
fendanf-
This Oca- 10, 1910.
Nm Woodward, ClerS.
\ 7. GARorHEEs.
sofeitor for Complainant.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
hhi.E II \ REMEDY THAT Will
ttkt ECZEMA.
PROV E

Why waste time and money exrer;-
mentInS with greasy salves ana To-
Mons trying TO drive the eczema g.rn
rom underneath the skin when 4. n
hendsl, the Druggist, guarantees
ZEMO, a clean liquid prepsra,ion g.
external use to rid the skin of the ge-r
ME that esnses the trouble? one an
pncalcn viii relieve the itcbinr and
often umes n bottle is sufficient Ia
cure a minor case of eczema.
towns and cities in America
the leaoang druggist has the asencv
for ZEAo and he viii ten Won ~ ~
marvellous cures made by this clean
simple treatment. ZEM0is recovniz,
ed as the cleanest and most poSnis-
treatment for ECZEMA, pimples. daad-
ret all other forms Of skin or scsIn
affections whether on infant or c-nwp
person. VIII you try a bostle nn a..
Recommendation? ~
All. kENDEL. Dru1 Ssc-a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27

WHITHEH ON INFANT or sEuwN
fEE>ftN ttEEu EY IE.D Am
~ MO >sAss-AN NT~I FL HFkEH

AHA - III
TIE \ II. kendel Drug Store SAYS
% every person, be il man, woman or
.hiid, who a an irritatcd, tender or
itching skin to come to our store anc
procrrs q bottle OF ZEMO and a cake
81 ZEMO soap aud if you are not en-
tireiy satisfied with results come hack
and get your money. So confident are
We Of the efficacy OF this clean, simpie
Treatment that we make you this IN
usal offer.
LENo Is a clear liquid for external
use that has cured 80 many cases al
eczema, Pimples, dandruff and otber
torEls Of skin eruption ZENrO and
HEHO soap are the most economical
a. well a. the clesnest and most effec-
I'VE treatment for affections OF the
skin or scalp, whether on infant or
grown person.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
THE roI.

In any calling of life, demands a
vigorous body and a keen brain. With
CUT health there il no success. I'm.
Electric Bitters is the greatest health
builder the world has ever known. N
compeis perfect action of stomach
liver. kidneys, bowels, purifes and
enriches the blood, tones aud inyioor-
stes the whole system and enables Won
70 stand the wear and tear of Your
daily work. after months of suiter-
ing from kidney trouble writes "
A- Sherman, u Gushing, Me Athree
u EectF-c Rifters made ma -.
Ia 4 nssr raw n str - ~~xs@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27

Zap EoSarHrS Again HisS the Hasr> In,
TINS world famous r.ie shot vho
AoidS the championship record Of 100
pigeons IA leo Consecutive shcts + Hv-
uls a Lincoln, II. Reeentiv irf~r-
viewed, D. says: ~ suffered ? Inc
ttne WIZ sidney and DLzdeisr troubl-
ana nseu several W-u Known fisnev
nieuieines II - which gave nc M r.
tef until used Foley's Kidney Fils (
a severe haekach- ard pains n ny
Aione{s wItn suppression and a clo1dy
Vololng On ansing IL the morning.
NoHtt : dull headaches. EOv I have
AKIN thrse bottles Of folevss Kidney
Piis aniiee 100 per cen better. lam
nsFsr bo ths-ed with M kidnevs or
htai1sr aHd again seel like uT 5gn
SET for sale by u II Ksndsl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
proposed Sale Of County Separate
School District BsesS

S~HSoa DtStftct bOasS
Notice Is hereby given thar sealea
bids Val be received by the Board ~
super VlsorS of Lafayette County Srate
OF Ai-sLssippi, fo- the sale of lie Bonds
OF tae Taylor Separate School IYistric.
issqeo oy said Board for the
y Tying Z site OF sites and bQi,ain1
eqaPng and maintaining n suitable
seiooi house o. houses on same fo- the
nse o. the said Taylor separate school
There Is to be issued Is, 900. 90 worth
OF Saic bonds in sums of slRO ~ 800
Que az the end o. twentv wears f-,nI
the date of the issuance thereof ~
bearing interest az the rate of six ns-
See.an per annum, and the same shall
~ nunoetec from n TO thirty in
c!uSlve and haIlhave interest coupons
sttaened thereto payable annually on
~ in Gay OF November of each wear
said Bonds are to be sold to the higb
est oicde for Cash At the regular meet
ing OF the Board on the first Nondav
IN November 1910, but the Board -.
serves the right to reject any and all
The Board reserves. the right 10
hquidate numbers one to fifteen ".
elusive OF snid sonds AZ any Eima after
the expirauoa of ten years from ne
late o the issuance thereof.
Ar BIDS fer said BOMBS must he 5,e5
with the clerk of the Beard before N
o'clock am Nov It'll. 1910. and e.cb
must be accompanied by a certiSsd
enecx equal no ten per centum az tha
lace Yaiue o. the bonds bid for
W. n. WOODWARD CgarL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
WISH

81 wish ali might know Of the benefit
! received from your Folcy's kidney
Ren-dy.' says | :. Regain. % Far
mer. NJ His kidneys and bladder
gave him 50 much pain. misery and
annoyance, he could not WorS. nor
sleep. He says Foley kidney Reule-
d. completely cured hin. For sale bv
:. II. Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27

fou are not y3e-imearing on yoar-
ieif Whea voc take Chambe-lain's
CoaSh Remedy for . cold a. thar pre-
p2ration has vcn IL great reputation
and extensive sale b. IL remarkable
cures Of eokts and can always b. de
pended UPON Il i equally valuable
tor adults and children and my BE-
gwen to young people with implicit
confidence a. Il contains 10 harmful
drug. sid BY al dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27

ms Is quoted from a letter az. NJ
Stockwel, of Hannibal. Mo. ~ r.csn,
Y used Foley's Honey and Tar for ~
INST time. To say | am pleased Do
M nsn express my feelings. 1t beats
an sne ever used Icon
rac'ed a a cold and was threatened
wltn pneumonia The first dose rave
sr-al renet and one bottle completeiy
cured me Contains no opiases. For
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
IT~ III uosIn> nrr

70 un- has ever made a sslvs. oint-
meat = hahn q compare VT Back
lens ArBica S-lve rs the C.e ger
feet healer Of erts, coRH, burns, bruis
-. s1=~. s1td- bOil,, ulcers. eezema-
salt rheGn Ecr sorc eyes cold sores.
chapPed hands 0r Spr7ins. IL unren1e
infailh.e for piles. Ual ~ II \. II.
kende.s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
Proposed Amendments to the Con-
.titutisn Of the State Of Miss:s.
siuDi.
UHice OF SecretaTy OF otAle,
Jackson. Miss. Oct. I, 1910.

Jackson, Miss, Oct. I, 1910.
At a special session OF the Legisla-
trre Of the state OF Mississippi, held
in January February, March and April,
1910. three concurrent resolutions
adopted submitting to the qualified
electors cf the State for ratification CT
rejection AZ an election to be held on
Tuesday after the fiTs Monday in No
vember. amendments to Sections %,
t53 and 27J. Of the state Constitution,
which amendments are in words fol-
lWiag. tO-wit:
A Concurr4nt resolution proposing
IN smsn5ment to Section > OF
the Constitution Of the State OF
Mississippi. fixing ,hc date tor
regular Legislative sessions
Resolved. b. the legislature cfthe
State of Mississippi. tvo-thirds ofeae1
House agreeing thereto that the fol-
lowing : mendment to the State Con
stit1tiOn le submitted to the qualified
electors . the State for ratification or
rejection - an election to be hela Oh
the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day IN November, 1910. to-wit:
Amend Section - OF the State Con-
sti,ation 20 that i shall read as follows:
SECTION .. the Legislature shall
meet a. the sea o: government in
regular Session on the first Tuesday
afrer the inst Monday in January of
the year \. d.. 1912, and every two
years thereafter unless sooner con-
vened by the Governor.
As.Jpse. by the House 0f R~epresea-
tz;iycs on Apra sth. sth and 18th. 1910
n. " STREET,
SpeaSe- Of the House.
Ado5ted ~ the Senate on April l3th.
18th and l5.h, 1919
Luther HAsStfIP.
President OF the Senate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-10-27
NU..cl VI PUBLICATION.


Tr-H~uy department.
O-c~ '5 the talurs7ti - f-tie Cr---r-v
v huStnn. y q, Ocruher :. rsI.
NE"reEs. i-rea NV
~-at@t 60 thu ur.~5gur i hes f.-.r
uTte g. sppssr zeal '.T4r FIfst Na.rauaI
Bank nf Oforl, % ~ THE town 81 O~so-4
N tt', County pi LaFsyr,r anil Sar~ Of
Mississippi. has csuf'ivl uirh an rh-
~ytS1nns rl tire >stfu5. 70 r. United
state. rruurei p - complied vith r.
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