davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
0rwood.

Anderson J 4, Anderson Lewis
Adams Victor. Brown Robt
hurgess Jno. Burgess Walter
Brazille Ivory. Clark I'd
Gov Tom, Gray Jeif
Iillett o u, Henderson Press
Henderson FL. liipp EG
holcomb y G., Hsllins Jno
Ivy Alex. Jones Bud
Jones' II j. johnson I.amie
Kelley Howard. Kelley Green
lokry W l., Moore Claud
Moore nink. Mills y r
Marrigo Paul. Mo-lcy Clifton
Means Jno. Morehcad VIM
Moore Hubert. McCarter Andy
Nichlsson Dick. Prince Henry
Pate X Il. RAP Bob
Ray J J. Riggs J ]
Rocket Brown. Rocket stanford
Spears Burt. Spears Jef
spears Allen. Stokes Buster
Sanders J y. Sanders stokes
J homas \ 4. Tatum Drrh
Taylor Gilbert, Nortice Jno
Nillinghsm Wess, White Jack
White J !. White Ino
Watley u. Welch I !
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
North Oxfnrd-

N"tth Oxford.
ANsnt Jonas, Atwater Chas
htwater Lee, Brown Tom
Boone Richman. Bell Will
Blake Gilbert. Borroum Silas
brown II G. Briggs Dennis
Buiord Leslie, Battle Fannie
Blllingsley Dave, Borroum Hiram
Bales l., Boone Tom
Curtain W NJ, Campbell Frank
campbell Joe, Campbell Nath
Campbell NJ G. Carothers Edmond
Sarothers John, Carothcrs Corneliu,
Crowell ID b, Cook Chas
Crouch Jno, Grader A
Cook Harper, Campbell Nose
Campbell Mack. Davidson Peter
Dembry Tom, Davis He
Durham Jim, Dennis Bill
Fnerson win, Frierson Joe
Gray Frank, Gray Tom
Gardner c B, Gardner Eugene
Gravis W Il, Harris Bob c
Hannah Berry, Harris Cain
Hannah Jesse, Hope VIII
Hatfield G, House VIII
Harvey Virgil. Hope Jno Jr
Hope Jno, Hope Jno
Harvey Geo Ir, Hathaway IA
Hill Jack, Hill Bob
Hill Jasper, lsom Lewis
lsiah Hawk, Jones Bob
Jones Grant, Jones Fulton
Joaes Ed Jr, Jolley Nose
johnson Ira, johnson Jno
Jackson Jno, kimmons Tom
kimmons Jim, kimmons viii
kimmons Joe. kirkwood Ira
kenney G c, Logan Henry
Love James, lands Jim
lands Jessie, Love Dave
Lott Chas, Lockhart Albert
Lyles Wallace. lane VI y
Lovliss Jim. Manning Jack
Mayse Rufus, Moore Jno
Murphy Tobe. Medlock Ino
Moss Arthur, Moore Walter
Mayse Wess, Martin Moxie
Moody Walter, Morgan Rock
Mitchell Rube, Murphrey Leroy
Mayse Ed. Mayse = NJ
Moore Right, Moore Jake
Moore Rufus. Miller VIII
Morgan John. McGee Marion
Mcfarland Jim, McEwen ID c
McEwen Pate, McEwen Dock 81
McEwen Bill, MeEwen Simon
MeEwen Sid. McEwen Harry
MeEwen Calvin. Pcgues Alferd
Paschal Nelse, Patton Joe
Patton NJ, Payne Geo
Perkins Jim. Pegues G II
Poe Peter. Pegues Fannie
Ragland Frank, Reynolds JnO
Robinson jerks, Reed Wash
Rodgers Frank. Sadler AlonEo
Sadler 0by. Sadler JnO
Simmons W c. slate Archie
Slate ". Smith Robert
Sanders Sol. sweeney Henry
Stokes Columbus. Stother Potent
Sanders Young. Sanders Jim
Sadler Jno. Thompson Burt
Thompson \ J. Thompson Jack
Threlkih, Geo. Turner + =
Thompson Scot. Thompson Sheriey
Thomas Scot, Tolbert Geo
Vaughan Andrew. Walker McAiaFy
Wilson Vergil. Wiley Casey
wilkins Bill. Wilkins Fl
wilkins W 7. Wadley ii
Worley Chandler. Morley B
Wood T. Wiley Naney
Yarber Lumb. Zinn Geo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
Oxford Corporation.

Oxford Corporation.
Adams " ", Avant jim
Avant Charley. Bramlett Van
Brown Z w, Barr Jno
Barr Wess, Buchanan W \
Brown Luke. BOggett Lee
Black Dick, Clark Ed
Crouch Mrs Lillian, Crouch Charley
Carter NJ b. Carothers Chas
Campbell Jno, Davis Ben
Daniels Frank, Daniels Pearl
Denbry R, Davidson Henry
Davis Lucien. Driver Mack
Fan lessee, Gibson ID VI
Gillian Arthur. German Pat
Gillian r b, Gillian r !,
Heard Rivers. Heard Robt
Heard w II, Harris K l.
Harris Joe, Huston Nath
Hickman Walter, Hickman Ella
Isom Joanna, Isom Henry
Jones w F, Jones VIII
Jones Gene. Jones d IL
Johnson Carl, johnson Cowry
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

Martin Sid, Moody Bcmore,
Moorehead Silas. Msckey BG
Maddox Wash, Nix Tom
Oliver Phlcm, Ownes Jim,
osborn J X, Pcarce CF
Porter G. NJ, Porter Willis
Porter Walter, Porter FIJI
Ray II W. Ryan G
Riser Ned. Smith Andrew
smith Homer. Taylor Julia
Tyler u y. Toles Nathan
Thomas Lewis. Tyson Nick
tyson Wess, Nartice Jno
Wiley Win, Wortham Thumpter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
Taylor.

Armstrong Less, Barron W j
Barron o :. Barron y G
Burt Sam. Burt Davis
Barney Chas. Corathen Il r
Corathen Rufus. Corathen Ed
Cooper W d, Corathen Earn
Corathen Charley, Cozart Jim
Davis Jno X. Deckard Jno Jr
Deckard J w. Dunkcan Arthur
Foundren Jim. Freeman Enoch
Grant Rufus, Grant W VI
Gordon Jno, Green Chas
Gilmore Ted, Gross J NJ
Gibson c Y, Gatlin ID NJ
Gatlin Tom. Heard Tom
Henderson + J., Heath MN
Heath Martha, Henderson W y
Horn J S. Harden Jno
Harden Roy, ivy s w
.Ioyner Wm, Joyner Milton
Jones Walter, jackson Lucius,
Loekhart Henry, Lockhsrt Jea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
Free Springs.

Afford Jim. Adair II II
Brown ! II, Brown Hardy
Buford Tom, Buford Will
Bagslcy Tom. Briggs Bob
Burnsides Bud. Belk ID III
Brigs AIannis. Childers W VI
Childers ID G. Dean Geo
Dean Kit. Deshazo ID
Elmorc G. G, Green Lige
Hudson Otis. Hudson VI G
Harmon Henry. Huston II L
Henderson Thornton. Bibler Math
Hope Ed. Hunter Nose
Hunt Arthur, Jones Robt
Jones Isom, Jones NJ
Kimmons Ike. lamey BufOrd
Lamey C j. Murchison J W
Miller Henry, Mayon Jim
Mitchell Jim, Morris Jno
Morris Sandy. Morris Harrison
Moore Lewis, Moore Andrew
Malone Belfor. Mckinney Marvin
McGce Rel. Nunnalley Andrew
Nunnalley Bud. Perkins Will
Perkins G. W, Perkins Lon
Pryor Jamie, Procher Sam
Richman c J. st. John ] $
st. John W I. Shields Butler
Shields Earl, Shaw Yancy
Simmons Joe, Smith G C
Sniper II Y. Sherrod Sam
Saunders II w. Utley J \
Vineyard Jno, Wooten Marshall
Wooten W :. Wallace Lee
Wilhurn Ed. Young Whit
Young Granthon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
AFTER
SUFFERING
FOR YEARS
Cured by Lydia E. Pink.
hams SVegetable Compound
Park Rapids. Mimi "

.nfl.-"l was sick Tor
years while passing
through the Change
of Life and was
hardly able to be
around. After tax
ing SIT bottles Of
Lydia Il. Pinkham's
v egetable Com
pound l gained 20
pounds, am now
able to do my own
W ork and feel
ell. Mrs. Ed.
La Dot, Park Rap-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
Mullins.

Edwards Lee. Edwards - g
kirkwood Fred. kirkwood Duce
Lester Rome. Mayer viii
Mc,uirt Dook. oliver Rube
Purdy \ +. Reid Geo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
AbbeviIle.

Anderson Jim. Anderson c :
AIexander Lash. Alexander Hayes
Alcxander Jim. Austin James
ilford Frank. Austin viii
Beak Elder. Banks q i
Bell Tom. Blakley Nose
Rrruham Tom. Blakely Harvey
Bayles Jim. Brown Charley
Brown " T.. Brown Joe
Brown Anderson. Boone Richard
Boone Riehman. Bradford NJ l.
Bruee Rnfus. BOYD Arthur
Blakley Henry. Cook Jno
Couch johnson. Couch Jns
Colley J q. Colley Bren
Collev Geo. Callahan .lno
CantreH Cleve. Cantreli Ike
Collins Rube, Dube Rody
Davis Frank. Davis Dick
Davis Luke. Dennie Wallace
Dry " +. Elrod Robt
Elrud J K. Fuller Ben
Fuller Levi. Frazier Hope
Field Otis. Flemmens Gus
Gordon Oscar. Glass Sim
Graham Red. Gillum Steve
Gillum : II. Gales Irwin
Gates W VI. Gibson Ed
Gibson Cora. Gowen \ ]
GooIsby Henry. Gable Charley
Hardin Luther. Hunter Sing
Huston Jim. Huston Joe
Harris Galley. Hughes Joe
HiIliard Anderson. Hardin Jack
Holland W X, Hill Adam
Ingram Jerry. Isom Dudley
Jackson Joe. Jones I'd
Jones Frank, .Icnes Luke
Homes Isaac. johnson Walter
Johnson Will. Jefferson Eb
Kennedy II. Lockhart Jim
Ioekhart James. Logan Judge
Logan Geo, Lewis Afford
Iittleiohn Jim. Mathews Marshal
Nlusp sam. Mitchell Harry
Mitchell Dudley. Martin Bammy
NeGee Louisa. Mciee Jim
NeCee Mute. Mc,ee Bud
Niece Arch. McGee Charley
NeGee Will. Mcintosh Harry
Nelson Elias. Owens Hunter
Pope sam. Pope Bob
Pope Hick. Parks Burel
Pecues. Irwin. Pegues Wess
Pegues Irwin, Pegues Wess
Porter Chas. Porter Nester
Porter Jim. Porter Elijah
Phillips Bob. Phillips Wes
Phillips VIII, Pope VIM
Poe win. Robertson Lundis
Stockard Will. Sealey Mrs Minnie,
Stoford Bland, Smith J ID
Smith Sam. Smith Ed
Smith Tobe, Smith Ino
Smith James Jr, Smith James Sr
shaw Jno. Simmons .Ino
Shields James, Strater Walter
Sanders Vauder Sanders Ben
Scott Charley. Turner Buster
Turner Bob. Turner Frank
Turner Geo. Turner c
Turner Lewis. Thompson Irwin
TidvelI Jno. Tidwell I y
TidwelI Jake. Trotter Walter
Thaeker Lee. Williams Jno
Williams Ed. Williams Jim
wilkins Henry, Wilson w II
Wilson Jim. Waits W II
Wortham Hill, Wastson Calvin
Young Dave
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
South Oxford.

Adds C 4. Alexander Phlem
Avant Charley, Burt Frank
Burt Andrew. Beard {
Burt Van. Burt Jno
Buffaloe Jno, Boone J W
Boone Ernest. Boone J ID
Butler L c. Brown J \
Brown C II, Brady Il h
Bean w J, Banks Chan
Buford Fred, Berry Aaron
Black Daulton, Black ID ;
Buford Lesley. Bonds Tony
Buford John. Bigham Harry
Coleman A NJ, Coleman & "
Coleman NJ 4, Campbell LIZZIE
Cody Arthur, Cohran G
Carathin Silas. Davis I W
Evans T, Gillum Geo
Huston Bland. Huston Ely
Huston Lonnie, Huston Guy
Hale Briggins. Hill Jack
Hill Greed. Hickman Walter
Hickman Sam. Hickman Molile
Hair o p. Heath Walter
Howard Cuby. Harkins Andy
Hudgins Ben, Hanks J +
Harks J II. Jones Gean
Junano L A, johnson j c
Jones Ruff, Jones Z L
Joyner Tom, johnson ] c
johnson NJ =. King Lenard
Knight W T. Kelley Albert
KEYS Charley, Lee ; VI
Lee Sol, Love Nm
Mitchell Arthur. Mitchell Chas
Moore Jake, Matthews F
Manning Joe, Morgan Jim
Morgan W VI, McFaddS Shed
McGee Ed. Mccain WE
McCanty II F. McCanty c E
Nelson A II. Nelson Mack
Owens T NJ, Pegues C L
Pruitt ] T, PnIitt VIII
Pegues ] l., Pegues Calvin
Pegues Sim. Riven Maggie
Riven Allen, Riven Ira
Reno VIII, Robertson Arthur
Rowell Tom, Robertson Bill
Rivers Geo, Slack Clifton
Slack Nose, Slaughter G VI
Straits j w. Shaw Joe
Sanders Jake, Thackers I'd
Thackers Oscar. Thackers Edgar
Thackers Bud, Thaekers Hance
Thackers Jasper, Thompson teilS
Thompson Henry, Thompson EsGe
Tubbs J A, Toler sam
Thomas Walter. Thomson Ruby
Thomson o f, Thomson Wade
Thomps Z J, Toekett c /
Wick / o, Vaughan Did
Worthan Eli, Worthan Richard
N-orthan Ben, Walker Isom
webb Billey, Webb W ;
Walls q F, Wiley Prince
Waits l. !. Wilkins Jno
Williams DIN Jr. Woods Jim
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
Taylor Corporation.


Barron o II. Tubbs J e
Williams G. W
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
College Hill.

Anderson + y, Davis W L
Lusk Will
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

Avant " G. Anderson Josh
Buford Phil. Buford Dick
Buiord Mitchell. Buford Rob
Buford Frank, Buford Bine
Buiord Geo. Bowtry Oscar
Baker Ino. Bsskins Lee
Brown James. Brown Rem
Booker Luke, Blake Jno
Blake Robert, Battle Ben
Blaklcy Bcn. Brewer Nc
Choren floycd. Barnes Amanda
Choren lge. Clark Lewis
Clark 4 G. Grader Hester
{ raider win, Dunlap NJ r
Davidson Rob. Frierson Miss Bettie
frierson Andrew, Frierson VIII Jr
fattcn Geo. Fox Simp
falkuer Scott. Gates Alunxo
Gates sam, Gregory Geo
Gordon Walter. Gilmore Eugene
Hurt James. Hurt Barney
Howard Curtis. HaskinS Charley
Hunter Nose, Harris Ben
Hawkins Tom, Henderson Ben
iiawlett, Hanes Jack
Hewlett ---. Hanes Jack
Heard Robert, johnson sam,
Johnson ! p. Jones Monroe
Jenkins James. Jenkins III
King Manuel. Logan shed
Lewis Tom. Levi, James
Lewis ID &. Lewis Arthur
Lewis sherman. Lewis Allen
Lewis Chas. Lewis Albert
Moss Burney. Martin Geo
Moore luo. Maye~ Ioe
Alayes Ruff. Maglin Iess
Magiin Wayne. Maglin President
Magiin VIII. Matthews Howe
Matthews Ire. Mathis Mess
Morgan ,ino. Naples Clarence
Mayes Frank
Mcmillan iHo. Mcmillan Stokes
McEwrn - +. MeEwen Mamie
NcEWen Dick, McEWin Porch
McEWen James. McEwen Geo
Mc'iill Junior. McDonaldson Manuel
Pe'tis Tom. Pettis Orange
fettis Marshall. Pettis Lawrence
fettis John. Pettis Henry
Pettis Alt-rt. Priee Prophet
Price Bob. Price Alanxo
Price Tom. Price Britt
Parks Bishop. Parks Willie
Parks Ross. Pawn Peter
Quarter Nm. Quarter Harper
Quarter Viii Ir. Rsgsdale James
Rirhmss Eli. RthmaR Will
Reno bud. Rufhn Robt
>nessl Joe. Smith D..witt
smith Clark. Shaw Elam
shaw Geo. Sander. Eleven
sins Doyls. SIMS TArnnis
>esl- Nancr. SimmuaS Az
Thompson Milton. Thompson r T
Thompson Ed. Thompson Pete
fhompsou Willis. Thompson Dick
Thompson ANDREW. Taylor Shed
Tankcr-lcy Geo. Tankersiey Jno
Turner lessee. Turner Zannie
Tsibert HENRY. Tslbcrt t.ee
Terrell Elias. Wilson Miles
Wilson Austin. Wilson Chas
Wilson Horace. Wilson James
Wilson Jesse. Wilson San
Wilson Huston. Wilson Ben
Wilson Charley. Wilson Jed
Webb Young. Webb Geo
Webb Wade. Webb james
Webb Geo, Webb Herod
Wllburn Alex. Mesthrooks Wall
Wcstbrooks " II. Nesthrooks I'd
Woods ! +. Washington Harry
Washington Alfred. Wadley Jno
Wade Jno. Wiley Ed
Wallace Elbert. Wallace Walter
wilkins Robert, Narbrough Hardy
Young Albert,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
Abbeville Cooperation.

Hins J II, Jamison Paul
Knight J J, Malone j NJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

Lafayette Springs Corporation.
Brasier Riley. Cook J d
Mitchell b +
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
lnporfant TO Mothers.

friendship which makes the least
noise is very often the most useful:
for which reason should prefer a
prudent friend TO jealous one.-Ad.
olson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
Dallas.

Aaron W G.. saron e VI
Berryhill Berry. Coleman Jno
Douglass Ira. Douglass I =
Douglass ! \. Franklin Ethal
Frazill J u, Freeman Lewis
Hellums Ino. lIarwell Jim
Harrison ID y. flinson Frank
Hollis W c. Howell Garland
Inman. X y. Jenkins " I
MAY J +. MAYS Ino
Miller Ernest. Morrison Wash
McCamson Il G. Norwood J II
Olfield Roy, Potts y "
Potts ID II. Phillips r y
Perkins J W. Price Andrew
Perry Tom Jr. Smith Il
Smith Nm. Smith VIII
Stoekard y y. Sims J B
Sims W J. Sims J +
Terry Little J III, Tankersley C T
White Lone, White Bill
White J X. Wortham w
Warren Love
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

The fifth annual session Of the Missis-
sippi Retail Merchants Association wili
D held at Brookhaven May II and ls'
1910. An elaborate program has been
prepared,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

At meeting of the general COMMITTEES
TO prepare for the oratorical contest and
track meet in Greenville May l3 the bar
beeue committee was allowed 81 900 cash
with which to feed the guests of Green
vile that day. Besides this money there
will be a large number of beeves, hogs
and sheep contributed by planters OF
Washington county, so tina the barbecue
alone will cost the people about $500.
1t is purposed to feed 10000 people at
this open air feast.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

For House, Barn and Roof Paints,
shingle Stains. Wagon and Implement
Paints, Wall Papers, Rubber Roofing,
write to Farrell Calhoun Paint & Wall
Paper Co., Wholesale and Retail, 46-4S
;. Second St., Memphis, Tenn
Samples sent on request.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
Tula
Paris

Brazier ] W, Babb c L
Boles Henry, Dunn W NJ
Goodwin E A, Harvey L +
Harmon L d, Hollinger NJ J
Hollinger NJ, johnson II w
Kelley J NJ, Lackey Luther
Lovelady J T, Moody C A
Mccain v A, overstreet ID F
Phillips A A, Purnell Jack
Purnell J. A, Reed W r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

The Southern Alfalfa Company, cor.
poration of ssoo, 1000, represented by Guy
{ Hamilton of Augusta, Ca, has estab-
iished Offices in Columbus. Mr.. Hamilton
Is looking over the fields of black prai-
RE lands in Northeast Mississippi, snd
viii later on make several large ?ur-
ehases of tracts to be planted in this
product
The trustees of Whitworth College, at
brookhaven, have made plans looking to
the improvement of the college TO the
extent of $4,000.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21
Delay.

Adams c ", Black ID ID
Darby J W. Ferguson " II
Flemmons G W. IIilliard Jim
Hayes Henry. Hayes Hubert
Jones J \. McGregory Lee
McGoniuill p A. McGonigill J Fl
McGonigill II VI, Patton Lee
Rankin J VI. Sparks J w
Stacey J w, Tanner " s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

The ideal weather conditions that have
prevailed through the Delta the past
week has had the effect of putting every
farmer to work to get his cotton planted
as quickly as possible, with the result
that practi ally the entire crop has been
planted.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

The State Medical Association of Mis-
sissippi, in session at Oxford, adopted
eaustic resolutions criticising the legis-
iature for apparent apathy and indif-
ference in the treatment of the meas
ures offered by the association relating
to health matters concerning both the
profession and the people of the state.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-04-21

The board of supervisors of Lowndes
county has appropriated the sum OF
sl,oo0 to be used by the state authorities
p their crusade against the seed tick.
Dr. Archibald Smith, professor of animal
husbandry at the A. & NJ. college, re-
Gently appeared before the board aud
asked that this county cooperate With
the state in the movement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
BOILING TO DEATH.
Terrible Torture That Was Ones the
Law IN England.

Terrible Torture That Was Once the
Law IN England.
In England during the reign Of
Henry VIII. the public mind became
greatly excited through several cases
OF poisoning. and parliament enacted
law making boiling 10 death the pen.
atty. This law WAS on the statute
books about sixteen years. Il was
made retroactive, 50 as to take 10
case that chiefly prompted is enact
ment-that OF Richard Rosse, other.
wise Coke. the bishop OF Roehesters
cook. who poisoned seventeen persons,
two Of whom died. Coke was boiled
at Rochester The infection was at
tended with peculiar cruelty. as Coke
was PUT into a ealdron OF cold water
and gradually cooked to death.
A few years later, IN March, 1912,
young woman named Margaret Davy
was punished IN a similar way on con.
vict0n Of poisoning The public was
not satisfied as to BIER guilt and. not
wlthstauding the comparatively slow
travel of news IN those days. the story
OF Margaret Davy's trial and punish.
meut soon spread through the king
dom and aroused universal horror
Boiling 70 death remained on the stat
ute books. h2wever. as long as Henry
relgned, perhaps because the monarch
himself had dread Of being poisoned.
Immediately after bis death parila-
ment repealed the law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
THE BAMBOO HAIR.
A SLOW but Sure Poison That is Used
BY the Javaneso.

A SLOW but Sure Poison That is Used
BY the Javanese.
The young shoots Of the bamboo are
covered with a number OF very hne
hairs that are seen under the micro
scope to be hollow and spiked like
bayonets. These hairs are commonly
called bamboo poison BY the white
men resident IN lava for the reason
that murder Is frequently committed
through their agency.
when q Javanese woman takes
fancy to a European. according 70 an
official Dutch report. she viii either
have him or poison bin II she gets the
chance. She seeks any and every OBJ
portunity Of mixing these innnitesimal
hairs among his food and they serve
the purpose Of irritating the whole
length 81 the alimentary canal and set
ting up malignant dysentery. Il may
take a long time and many doses OF
this SO called poison to effect the pur-
pose. but the native woman does not
tire. and death will surely result The
male native win also try this method
OF revenge for an aifront
The planters know all this AND
dread the bamboo hair. but It is al
ways dIficult 70 determine whether
the dysentery Il caused by the poison
or comes about naturally. When
planter fnds himself prey to attacks
Of that complaint bis best course Is TO
take a voyage to Europe.-Pearson's
Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
80 vs. ro RurLANp.
suadah Temples Tnp Told BY the Rut,
land Herald.


The visit Of Suadah temple, D. o. x. X
to Rutland on Wednesday Of this week
Is told by the Rutland Herald as fol-
lows
About % members Of Suadah temple
Of Barre arrived al the oasis Of Rutland
yesterday afternoon at li50 o'clock, TO
attend the biz celebration Of the Ora
matte Order d the knights Of khoras-
san held in this city last evening Dur
ing the afternoon other knights arrived,
and by evening about l25 were IN the
city. The Barre contingent took dinner
at The Bardwell at o'clock, and at t;30
the patrol, in charge q Capt Metzger,
marched To tie station 70 welcome the
guest Of the day Imperial Prince VIII
liam Beatty OF Toledo o. He was es-
tiers al the Berwick
In the evening shortly after o'clock,
the knights lined TIP for q street parade.
One hundred men were Ia line, headed BY
the Rutland City band. The members Of
the patrol, picked for the occasion from
local and visiting knights. we're elab-
ofately costnmed IN Ioaave costume of
gorgeous hue. They wore purple waist
coats yellow bloases red bfeeehes and
tan leggin and carried dangerous looking
soimitars. Their appearance on the street
elected much applause.
@After parading the streets for a short
time, the caravan drew Up at Baxter hall
where the ceremonial session WAS to take
place at 8 o'clock Here the vicious
tiger was reported to Be IN hiding. and
Judging from the muiiled groWls and sub
dHed wailings that emanated from the
chamber 81 horrors while the 85 candi
dates for the Khorassan degree were be-
ing presented 20 bis feline highness, lie
Jared sumptunusly The session was a
long one and when the last Of the vic
Tins bad been sufficiently impressed with
the awfulness 0f The situation 10 make
them eligible to knighthood,.i it was 1880
O'clock
Gathering mp the scattered remains
the knights made 8 hasty trip to the hos
terry on Center street, where Mine Host
Baynton and his corps of able assistants
served an excellent banquet to a company
Of lbs noble knights Music was fur
nished BY an orchestra Of SIX pieces
while the banquet was IN progress and
after everyone he'd done his best with
everything on the elaborate menu, Fred
AT Field. as POSTMASTER, started the
speeehmaking.
40n account Of The lateness Of the hour
these had to be curtailed considerably.
Among the speakers on the list were I'M.
perial Prince William Beatty Of Toledo
WI #. Duthie. ] Ward Carver. Col n j.
Roberts and Homer G Ladd of Barre
". 4 Davis Of Rutland and F. G. Fleet
wood Of MoriYille
SIR Fleetwood, who Is one Of the two
candidates for the Republican nomina-
tion for governor, devoted his address
which was about d minute and a half IN
duration, 90 THE Ladies', and made no
reference to politics"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
rnharouloain n Children.

Based on the census OF 1900, It IS es-
timated BY the National Association
For the Study and Prevention Of ru-
berculosis that nearly 100000 children
now ia school will die Of tuberculosis
before they are eighteen years Of age
or that about 6,400 die annually from
this disease. Estimating that on an
average each child who dies Of tuber-
culosis has bad SIX years of schooling.
tile aggregate loss to the country tn
wasted education each year amounts
to s1.152,000, According to inYestlga-
tons made in New York, Boston aud
Stockholm. the percentage Of children
who are afflicted with tuberculosis IS
much larger than the death rate would
indicate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-26
Smoke peteesor.

A gcotchman. john Lowden, has III.
vented a smoke tintometeri which.
It IS thought. may be Of use in prose
cutting cases Of smoke nuisance" 1t
consists Of a tube with a single eye
piece and two object openings. One
of these is clear, but the other con
tains a revolving diaphragm. IN which
are set eve circles, one Of clear glass
and the other four Of tinted glasses
corresponding with the standard tints
ct a scientific smoke chart IN ex
aiming smoke dehled air the dia.
phragm Is turned until the tinted glass
comedies in darkness with the air
seen through the clear aperture The
various glasses are Systematically
numbered. So that a glance sunices to
show the degree Of dehlement Of the
sir.