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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
FARMERS. ATTENTION.

Yea ProbaAy ssw that kog< Eere
s<liizx in the Ckaago live sseck
7-a< At ss.o5 kun.1re4 for the best
qEnlry-
This means that beg meat viii be
VERY high all year
What are you geins to do abogt L.
GroE all the chickens you can
Get soEe good COWS. and have
good pastures for them
Get good. broad sOws now, aad be
ready to all your oSn smokehossse
nexf winter
The more vegetables you have, the
less meat you will have to buy.
Get good garden seed, then, and
plant 4 garden
Also. get some early corn
Corn on the cob Is most nouriSh-
ing food--MemPhis Commercial Ap-
peal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

t-ssi n re c-zsc-v G. r-1vs- Art
sale he kreeas let hin sp@Ak 70 th@
Lcr4. hus let ks- also h.ten, Tco
-ucA % cur PRAYER is Eer~ sreeeA-
Tke nFs Az szrzre1 bet tie the
ears -witA ukaf Measure - hear Il
shaii - measured 20 y01 axaiz- -B@
slienf uzso the Lar1.- and IN tAe 81
ixrcs tie Lord ~Fu s-s a way 90
spsak 20 tse~. azx zake his wishes
k.oxr- n al these zAry realms %
premise I eas eoze TO krow TIE win
q God
csirs srs s-~~- wri 81 cscL
Tee TO know TIE wiii canncs nsk.
we a kizszan os TIE LORD No~ tha;
krc~ II. I naxt regard u With ur-
shakez reverence Let u be 20 ne .s
tkuuxA ny Lord lad srpeared IN p>r-
so1 and sPokea n. word. directly 70
ny o~n soul Let re REUSE 10 hi1
iss lusser ~ ary eo-prcunise Le,
ne - On ny guard against the So
tretbons of the devil Let ne nos -
ers7arcd 10 loser and eAezpen TIE
rcrxi deal Let ne reneUh~r that
ny peril ts rever 40 e-nve as wHsc
have discovered ny Fathers wfl Pr
i nay ee that time for ooestience las
rnt yet eoue an therefore %
Eai; in the attirrte . revere-ce
Vita wtkt majestic patience or Mas
tsr waited for the hour 20 strike,
-Nire hour L. rot yet come We
too rfsrr <roti Cur tahur- ~ rash arss
Freciritafe actson- Your hour Is al
Eays ready Ttere Is 10 1ne rsrer,
ent rNstrai,t We anticipate TIE
eicck But ~hen the hozr dos strfke
thea let nae 90 the vii ~itA iz=e-
dsate ar4 zrswervizx obestiezce- Yes.
ies re set o1, 90 the tick q the
einrk- Ard let no oze nake re
srd<e frrn ~ ssrret rzissio1-
And who<oeTer shau Do the -fiI q
God . of royal lineage. ou@ q the
Intimate rsiatiors q the Lord J@s=S
We are IL the cs~vest fellowship -
czEse we are his kizsuez n TIE
spirit We are tuned % tie szzs
Fiteh Art ws shall - abe 20 zz.s-r.
stand him as - = abe 70 zz1srxt4z4
- Theu shah I kncW even as also
] ar k-cWn Thers I'll s~ perfect
e1~Te-puu<encs hetEe~z tse sozl an.
an1 the LSr.-J II Jo<etf. IA Tas
Stz19zr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
WIN Sell Ths~s Eseets-

Piftsburg. Pa--If Referee in Bank
ruptey Blair will allow. Alic~ Copbey
Thaw, sister of Harry X Thaw, no1
in Mzttewan Asylum. New York state
will pay $1,000 for some cuff links
scarf pins, a cigar cutter and books said
10 have been Harry Th2ws when he uAs
boy in Pirtsburg- A petition has been
sled By the trustee OF the estate OF
Th4w. requesting that the personal ef-
fe<tz Of the former Pit,sburger b sold
for the benefit Of his ereditors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
HUMAN LIFE MADE BEAUTIFUL
cs-s U-.s Goe. s-s s<rsie-
6<cs-es s.ysL

Life 5 s-ruu< az& pe.cefzl . -Aaf
sewer ne - Is 6c-e Eztc God Life
oczzecse4 witk Cod Is sueli=@iy b~Az-
fiszl az4 insrlrtzx Hu=aa aEzlazse
@ sissert ss1al8 e. aray hsioE o-e's
fesI q Is ssi-zat1 lax q s-fzch
qzeseif frr-z al hoz1a<s % -e=- s-S
mitfir< SELF cczsfazrly 70 Cod TA~
Hfe os Chrtsfiaz Eii- - trz-z9 <-zre,s
n r-urc-rtcz as to 4-cstosEe fztzzr-
TIA . hees-S. sTtE< -zcr eyss~rTtc~
as spl-asers ha- n siz<s~z-ss q
tar zzso csriss.- tkts b-sz<s Efe
izfo Erf1E tna<e EstA the great eo-r-
tzlz e an Ete- A =zs rt<1stnr re Il
se-Tirues 1-s aFizEx cnrruziz< care
azd ckat-x azrh@sy L1rtz< II cc1-
staz; feIloEsklp wfgh Goa al CO.
usftizx co.'s werk u-to hfz- h-1a<s
zn atuEn&iak z-1 al ak5s5zx pz.re.
1z4 = rreciczs &Sszrz-ce tA1f tie lie
@-Ns c1 ta snsissS srzE Sgrh a
ilse + tr1zszEure4. are Il is fz<zszcs
UfI - a te1e.1ser5o1 10 ali zko- 4
suaekes Pzzl d~cla-st- Fer ze %
are s Ckris- hat vas AS pE--
Eose and goal 4 trazs1xr4re4 ais LIE
Humaa lie las n Go.sEar1 and a
-znEard re,atioz- Whsn its cesp t.
tsr euTrert 1oES Go4wart. = leafs
dignity 20 al othe- r-l3;iozs. z-s Il
hecozes suh,ize. eEea in its lo<lisss
ra1ses. service wiu 10. - -erlzI or
cuzEor CT teSeer1ffzE Al pA1ses
= Hse are Ez1e- TIE trarx7EzrfnE
pozer q Erzee an1 the illuminating
izacsncss q TIE Holy Spirit All Is
@ Gos.'s altar ard - sacred uufo the
Lord. 50 thar TIE whole life ts sac-
rz7eztaL This thought ana exper-
iesee giTes 90 the most ordinary life
eivine hcucr and P@E-arent rest and
delight. as xeIi as permanent value
Every seETice becomes royal and
every irsaence tnSpirzfiozaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

ice

Rise should b P5cks,s over and -
repeatedly xaShe1 IN cold water I'D
hing the grains b<sEs@a the Aaazs
ard renswizE TIE w1rer Eztz x rs-
mans clear sksn Grai-ed CT
THss removes al bose starch and
Eiu IeSze1 n fsz&@zcg 70 rzstfasss-
Tne Ex.@r IN Ek5eh II : cooked
sAsEEd s@ kegs a. a EzIlnpizE boil.
that TIE grains Gay have 10 chance
70 adhere Il IS 4ore wser the grains
feel tsrGser 60 the c~zter oz pressure
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

Washaigton, d. C.-LArgsr and nore
hairy thsn the army worm and sPqsar-
ing in enoruno1s numbers. entirely 1-
stroyInE the pzsszrag~ over very l1r-~
areas in the West a rew caterpillar pe-t
Is being fought by the goverume1s- Ghi~i
Entonoiogist Howard SAYS the nsw -
secs aiarnist has been ksoxn before siua-
ply TO collectors. but sever a. a crsV
pest Its chosen territory is N0rthEesf-
ern Texas and New Mexico. Sou-heastern
Colorado. extreme Western Okhhoz1
ard probably Southwestern KaEsas-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
BIG souTHERx ICE CO.
VIII Heaaqsarter at Atianta-capifaI
S7,ooo,oou.

Atlanta, Ga--The Atlantic Ice and
Coal Company, a s7,o00o 600 corporation
recently Incorporated under the laws of
Virginia, will have its headquarters In
this city, according to an announcemen,
made here Monday. The company con
trcls plants in Atlanta. Macon. Rome,
Augusta, Columbus and Chattanooga.
and plans are already on foot 10 extend
its holdings to other Southern cities
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
NAvY-s SECRETARY PRAISES.
Risked Lives to Save Sh;pnates-Nsy
Get Medals

washington.-The SECRETARY Of the
navy has personally commended W Har-
ten<tein. +. winsor. r r ko~e-l. W
Risxenhein and =. Armstrong Il the bat
tieship Nebraska fer their gall4atrv IN
riskins their oxn lives rersntly to save
that Of shipmAte-
The comm4nler of the Nebrzsk2 has
recommerdei that Harteasteis Be award
ell a silver hfesSviE< nesial fer his
courageous acton Oa this oeeasioa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
Hsxs s. IN Pss.surx.

Pirtsbwg--Th~ prsee Of live hogs on
tbe Pftt>bung market rezrh@d 50 Wed
se~day. and with this high price mark
eam~ the announcement fron butchers
that they have, within the past few
lays. combined against faulty meat IN
speetion. and have asked the authOrities
at Washington 70 send special E<a here
to examine meat condemned BY ioszI
packers, and with hogs at - per hun
dred-weigkt. they cannot afford 70 have
feed meat conaemaed BY iaeonpetents
o. worse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

oners 20 Cents a Pound fsr Eatire Bur
ley Crop

CIncinnzti--ThAt be has made an
offer Of 20 ernts a pound for the entire
pooled crop OF the Buriey Tobacco 81
eiety was announced here by Thomas W
Lawson According 10 the statement Of
Mr.. Lawson, the only point in the way
Of immediate closing Of the deal l. the
Threatened prosecution BY the feieraI
government Of the Burley >oeiesy a. a
trust
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
MISSISSIPPI IcE-LocKED.
Frosen Over Frsz 81. Paul TO Grxnx
Tower. N

ST Louis, Mo--with ID. exreptiou Of
a few Paees- the Mississippi river vas
frozen over today from -. Paul, Nina.
to Grand To~er. Ill. for the first tiuae
in wears The ic~ dams al Chester. Crys-
tai City and Jefersoa Barracks eoutinue
to hold The ire in the -, Louis hzrbo-
i frum one to ave feet in thickness. and
all river craft - Se~-kSekrst-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
SEEK PARDON FOR MORSE
Petitisa Says Depossd Ice KIzg Dsa Ne
Wrorx-

POrtlznd- Ne-Pesit5snS addressed 70
PressA~zt Taft asking for the absolute
p4rsaoz of Charles W Morse are in eir-
eulafioz here Ths petitions set forth
that - did 10 intsnti0zzl xrozx; that
he has rsPad his debss= thAt his jury
"a. largely iHsn-neei BY popular elAnor.
asa that. syea thoGsh guilty, Morse a.
r-ady has paid the penalty BY his inn
pri<o1mezs while awaiting the outcome
cf the czse-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

FARMERS UNION GIVES IN.
Threat Of Railroads to Raise Rates Is
the Cause

Fort Worth. Tex4s--Becaa-s Of the
ulfimatun delivered BY the railroads. in
whieh they threstencd 20 increase the
rates On shiPmezts 10 outside stats
points il the Texas Fsrraers' Unioa IN
sisted en lower eottoH rates 10 gulf
points. the union agTesd TO Ahanion the
campaign Texas sold SO. 900 600 worth
Of cotton see-i in Tennesse~ ard cther
states iasx year-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

There Is no good In tie goodness
that Is only irnoee1ce Ct evil wh<a-
ever : lie Is given over 70 zsxztiou.
10 the sole ain q being absolutely
free from ali wro1s. Il always nr1s
that as sooa ss II Is rid q ssz In oce
form the old enemy Is catering n a
dozen n@~ ways There Is 10 good
ness save positive goodness Tie
only xzy TO overcome evil Is - zar
the whole lie tnro the pzrxzsz o< tie
good
The lie q fai-h Is Hynx in Bcyzlr-
70 faith in hfe's best. n its hixAer
vSlzes- This is the fairh ne neeSs to
nO1-tsh. fAish IN TIE rtxhseozsness of
the EasFsrse. faizh n goodness. t-z.h
hozcr. and right IS over and against
last anc =saznsss. tzls<A0od. ana
cowxrdsce He cnly has the trzrh who
d2res he true to the vts8oz he kas.
who lives IN TIE free1oEa OF his lixAs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
NEW GOOD ROADS BILL
Goveruneat to Loan States sI.cs1oc1
AnualIy.

Washington = Representative snIzer
OF New York wants the United States
10 have the finest roads in the void.
and accordingly introduced n bill prOsid-
ing that the federal government loan
TO the different States for the purpose a
niElion dollars annually, the States TO
pay il hack n yearly instalIments- The
pcss0ffee department. wcuid supervise
the work Of buiiding the roodA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
GOMEZ DIMES DICKINSON.
Secretary Greatly Pieased-Leaves for
Charleston.

Havana-Seeretary Of War Dickinson
was entertained by President Gouaez at
typical Cuban breakfast at his sugar
estate near Haavna- The secretary was
escorted aboard the yacht Mayhower by
the members Of the cabinet and other
government officials He expressed him
self as greatly pleased with his visit to
Cuba The Mayaower proceeded for
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
'NekTTenEN|


NJ stircA ssese-sa a. a.. w~Arxr
truTe
rs rtEete sNGffs@ - az fra
!. az& cEs. ee-~asN. as-r~
Tfn sn@ pattern sgsnss q eut 49, r-vw
AZ Y ~ faift~. hs4s ss,Ta-r See.
As - ntfs@ seEsss trree-e1 rlzss1 to
rsas ssitrh cz-
A. q w-ak p1ar@ - - s1srac s-eu.
sr1 ths E~rf<cE safsern Was srsrrsst fs-
az.
tA4x 6ar-
-Sa.a. cseussr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

Cream one half cupfui Of hztfe-
Add ozs eupfzI of sagzr. gradually.
and alternate one-AaH cup of eo1ee
tzsastoz with o1e and threefozrrhs
czpz of four siftea With two and ozs-
half teaSpooze4lz ot hakiax poxder
zra n dash Of salt ADD tnres>fczrths
u 4 cup of broken walnut heats zn1
the whites of tk-ee eggs. beaten sri-
Fruss and decorate with nz- Eeats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
lsissiippi News
p Q q OOO0uO

ris-iPri Mineral. Explorations
cpnent company Of Raleigh.
rporzsed. Is composed Of well
~ business men. and is con
u e-Pitslired at $4,000. The
expert has been loeating min
y can be eornmereialized. and
y ALREADY acquired valuable
|pssh as fine elays, Pho~phs,e..
nints lPigmsn;si. silica. acids,
ene. lead, rinc and other min
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

ycr and board of aldermen Of
hey ordered an election held
n p upon the question Of
j not the city should issue
It's bonds for the purpose Of
msnaI facilities depot grounds
Il wsy for the Water Valley
IN railroad This Rad runs
.ter Valley east. connectiny
Buthern at some point IN cah
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
OFF 81 IN NEW ORLEANS
prsp was userpes,es al P.rp-.as-ul

Or1p Was uaex7ectec a-1 Perp<sairziar
Ncw oriears. IA--a,ue q The sa,.s
ssnSs;iraal d~cli--s ever s--n % H.
-n14i eo;toa exehsn-e tossk riaoe Wssre--
DAY aftern.cn. Ehez Wifhia 49, tha- an
hcQr's tr&s1la- therr uas a hrsaS II -
q - Faizts. x ahoui s. hai- N ars1al
Gsivxri-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13
s.s4s.sss BALES GINsED.
Last Year l44ss.2ss Bales Had Been
Ginred to the Same Date

w&shington-The report of the census
bureau, issued today, shows that 1885,
2s5 bales of cotton, counting round bales
as half baIes, were ginnei from the
growth Of 1909 70 Jsa- !, 1910, as cnnr
pared with 12.4s5 ,29s bales for the crop
Of 1905, 1881 SOS for the crop Of 1907,
and lI,7sI,o ,o5s for the crop Of 1896. The
proportion for the last three crops
rinned to JAN is ss-s per cent for ths
crop Of 1905, % for 1907
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

II Is errso1s ho~ Ezny people ae
Szire black eyes BY walking careless
" around IN the dark Since bruised
eyes nay cause ssrio1s rr0uble. some
prsczgtfoa sack IS the folio~t1g
wc<l1 be SzIre Eorth EhIle- Wken
Walking IN the dark IN Enzecussoned
Rszcss zs=s-s raise TIE s-= g =bozt
the level of the nose ard keep il beat
there to protec< the face an1 chest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

Life Is ra6e Up rot of great sacrt
6css er duties. ozt of little things. of
which smiles ard ki=zz=ss and szaaii
obligations- given hAbit1aIly. are what
xin ard preserve the heart-Ssr Hun
phrey Davy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

Geht = going to b. made in
10 secure lower Ere insurance
|eo=fs more to insure n house
than in many other towns
with poorer fire protection,
n.insss men and eifixens gen
- taken hold Of the matter
king refpe-entations to the
aus which they are hopeful
ffuit-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

Scze msn pay thei< debts E-0zFssy
merely for the pzrp9se q establishing
credit that hey na&y some tine 2S1sA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

Dnas A. Eariy. superinsenden.
- Of lslobusha county. ten
4e<ignation TO take effect az
= bard Of supervisors ordered
% Be held on January Is to
1aney- Prof Early viii A.
uifion under the department.
1nre and viii be engagei in
U~vk Of Organizing boys corn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

ssitent of a company which
. consideration the construction
0ad from ST. Joseph. No. to
Dz-. will visit GreenviIle some
batter part of the nonth. and
- viii make a personal inyes-
y the territory northwest and
Of Greenville a. a possible
1.-THE road, crossing the river at
bat point
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

chndren hide frosa Q froxn and run
tcxzrd a smile-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

Is no more cotton in the fields
(rongs. the ginners are through
Fir work and the New Year
hny plows in the held breaking
or -eighteen-cent cotton"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

to the mass meeting held at
y for the purpose of eonienn-
netiee of foreign labor agents
settled labor. 4 committee
nted from the most promi-
rs OF the town and county.
. permanent organization TO
any further attempts to en-
hborers of the community to
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13


30 secure lower Ere insurance
eo-ts more to insure a house
= than in many other toxus
with poorer fire protection.
nsine-s men and eifizens gen
taken hold Of the matter
king representations to the
R1us which they are hopeful
ffuit.
Drnas A. Eariy. superintendent
- of N&iobusha county. ten
5e>ignation 10 take effect at
bsard of supervisors ordered
10 Be held on January Is to
1nnry. Prof. Early will A.
1ui<ion under the department
1nre and viii be engased in
UUvk Of Organizing boys corn
- Hicks has granted an in
~ mjsining the American Express
- the Southern Express COM |
- refu~ing interstate shipments
~ lsUm the Southwestern Express
unpA company. Whose main Of /
- = v5dalia. la. across the river |.
S1< = - -
.-..-e~ --1--s - -. -1--.s... :.
] z15@--,s;-~ 49, ~. - .h-,.,ls I
|11Ir-..-1 .-~-s r,,,I,. h;-a-..-. 5...I.-- /
go 800 - - :. -. -.
1-s<- :, a. - -
c1z - -. - -.
- r.s....-1s,,. ...,,-.., ~ -. w.
<--- S.r-<---s--,. ~.
3S = V1s ---.--;-.. - -
-. 1.>.r.'-- --..s,-.,,.;,... - :. :.
-, -, -
r - rf -,
os .,r,s,,i,u-. q.
,,,.,.,r..,-l =, ~. F,,,-;.
- Il e:r..uv;T,. th,t -. .uh-
f-1 a.. - =. a.l;x.-s., in
|. -,.rv ~ iii y. @Co,,o,
- nI1s<&117,f "a 81 cro-s :, uh;rh /
= - 1- -, ~ ;,,,,.,r,,r.. ~ ,,,;r-
: 1&<l S,sro-, ;r.,,,s,,r IN N. s,.,,,h
- necessary 70 % made
n1er boil weesii eoncltions-
signed BY 200 farmers OF
nnd Gay counties Was for
tne legislature, advocating
OF cattle TICK number
progressive farmers OF Gay
Monroe. oktieoeha and
untses nave wn,ten froI
SANITARY bcara- cnerlng 70
rom $50 to 500 each to as
ernsnating tne easte t'eA- /
uistfset In Lownaes county |
oiamous, has offered 10 con-
30
to the mass meeting held At
Tor the purpose of eondenn-
ketlce OF foreign labor agents
settled Eoor, a committee
nns OF the town and county. /
q permanent organization TO /
any further attempts to en-
Z aborers of the community to /
L
/.
eoas.1el A'.on 20 ths
i.v" ~
after part OF the nonth- and
y viii make personal Inyes- |
the territory northwest and /
OF GreenSille a. possible
the road crossing the river at I
AAt point
|.
tur, for Fnteruris< Is yery
along the line OF Manufacture |
eenen, glas.- porcelain and /
hre. ANALYSES have been made
81 ore vein found here by DR.. /
: bbins. Arthur J. Ke-ler and DR.. |
The arst two are mineraIo- 1
gnvi.rd and the latter is late
Il =
:. :. a.. -.
-
psh anniversary of the birth of I
= he was celebrated With aPpro-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

fure for Enterprise Is very
along the line Of manufacture
cement, glass. porcelain and
re- Analyses have been made
pn ore vein found here by Dr..
bbins. Arthur y. ke-ler and Dr.
X The first two are mineralo-
Enxlznd and the latter Is late
7ogist Of Indiana Their snaly-
the ore 90 make an average
! cent of iron TO the ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

n<nt Of agriculture At
~61 ns announced TO the Basi-
- y Greeuvilie that the sub
1T r. 1dress to be delivered in
G9ouC 1nrary II will be Cotton,
- G1|rI1 Of Cash Crops in which
Il - 0o111un the Importance of rain
l1 4 (Dston industry in the South
ncations in the pres~nt sy-
l Euing necessary TO BE- made
r mk.er boil xeeyil conditions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

~ - Hicks has granted an in
- 6utsining the American Express
- the southern Express CON-
- refu~ing interstate shipments
P lsUm the Southwestern Express
- company. Whose main Of
= = vidalia. La. across the river
: <noiknG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

are being sent out to planters
Helta generally advertising the
visit To Greenrilie. January IL,
A Knapp. chief Of the bureau
industry in the agricultural de-
at Washingtoa. who will speak
|outrhouse On the afternoon Of
on diversifeation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

) signed BY 100 farmers Of
md Clay counties was for
The legislature, advocating
~ Of cattle tick A number
= Progressive farmers of Clay.
Monroe. Oktibbeha aud
iDunties have written Prof.
nith, secretary Of the State
J Sanitary Beard Offering to
I1rom $50 TO SIoo each to as
1<rnsnating the cattle tick
district in Lowndes county.
cblambus, has offered to con-
Deo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-01-13

-. ounsd Of supervisors of IAasert,ls
n1v r4fnsrd to order an election 10
uMinD uk<ther the county should
rur4 paxed publie highways. declar-
b. s1ey 1Fsf wsstsd TO, ses What the
lnenBo YEpPesed 20 DO with Governor
- spcumn<nf4tion on the subject
~ m11netiDu secured BY the vicks-
~ W111guorks company against the
~ - %11lharE. restraining the city
~ ~ ~ pro>eeution Of its suit 70
barter and appoint a re-
company. wz< Dissolved
udge Mics
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-23
Rsdouins and Water.

1t is not unusual to hear a Bedouin
upon reaching a camp where water is
offered him refuse it with the remark,
Il drank only yesterday" On the
Bedouins' long marches across dry
countries the size Of the water skins is
nicely calculated to just outlast the
journey, and they rarely allow, them
selves to break the habit Of abstemI-
BUSINESS. as this would be sure to make
their next water fast all the harder
They are accustomed from infancy to
regard water as a most precious COM
modify and use 1t with religious econ
omy. They know every hollow and
nook In the mountains where water
may be found. Their camels and goats,
which they take with them on their
marches to supply them with milk and
meat, live principally on the scanty
herbage and foliage Of the thorny mi
mosa. Neither men nor animals drink
more than once In forty-eight hours.
No wonder they can subsist where In
vaders quickly perish.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-23
CRATER LAKES.
Mexico Has Some of the Most Perfect
of These Peaceful Pools.

Mexico Has Some of the Most Perfect
of These Peaceful Pools.
The mere words crater lake" carry
with them a charm and mystery that
are akin to romance. But Mexico
with all her romance, has never given
abroad any description of some Of the
most beautiful crater lakes in the
world. Vale de Santiago, a little
town of the state of Guanajuato,
boasts four of the most perfect and
beautiful of such lakes.
The village nestles among eleven
fcraters. all formed in some past age by
sudden explosions from the interior OF
the earth, explosions that blew out a
great amount of earth. formed low
cones and subslded without flow Of
lava or other demonstration than the
single explosion. They are what are
known to science as explosion era
ters."
The calm restfulness of the crater
lake is unlike anything in the world.
One finds lakes and solitary pools in
forests or mountain businesses. and
the calm there is akin to witchery,
but they are stirred sometimes by
passing breezes, and the trees will
wave above in the wind. But in a
crater lake there is not breath that
will stir it, and even a stone cast into
its bosom creates ripples that seem as
though they would be swallowed ere
they are born. Peace is word with
out meaning until one lies silent on
the slope of such crater, with such
a lake at his feet.-Mexican Herald.