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The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold on a guarantee that if you are not saC- isfied after using two-thirds of a bottle according to directions, your money will be refunded. It is up to you to try. Sold by the Yuma Drug Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16
"Lueky" Baldwin Estate

Los Angeles, June 13.-T'he twenty five million dollar esti mate of Lucky" Baldwins $ estate was shown to have been more than double it's worth when the official inventory was fled, This fixes it at $10, 930, 901,
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will brace up the nerves, ban ish sick headache, prevent desponden- cy and invigoratee the whole system Sold by the Yuma Drug Go.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16

Lame shoulder is almost invariably caused by rheumatism of the muscles and yields quickly to the free appiica. ton of Chamberlain's liniment. This: liniment is not only prompt and effec- tual but in no way diSaireeable to use Sold by the Yuma Drug Co.,
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16

Born. to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Alexander, Friday, June g, a son. Aleck says this boy is cut out for soIdier-a future officer, of course.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16
For Rent

Dwelling house on Madison avenue, near Second street.-the Post property. S15 per month.
 Inquire at the Sentinel office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16

Drop in and see your friends st the Old Plantation; you'll be sure to ind 'em there,
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16

F. M. Riley, representative of the Satanite Powder Company, has returned from a territorial trip in that capacity.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16
New Yardmaster

A. c. Webster. S.P.conductor, has been appointed yardmaster at Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-16

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
BY C.. E. ARNEY.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, April Gone of the pleas
antest experiences OF the work attend
ing the routine of the newspaper man
Is the review OF his daily exchanges. I
presume each looks for the exchanges
with n relish and the numerous events
chroniCled afford a breadth of reflection
and oftimes new and valuable thought
well worth the time spent at the pleas
urable occupation.
For instance the Shoshone Journal
makes the revelation that the Provo.
Utah. university annually sends out a
troupe OF actors, who tour The country
in grand opera. Here is what il records
locally:
Prof. l.. y. SiGmond left for Salt
Lake City Thursday morning. to begin
preparations for a season In grand opera.
The State university at Provo. Utah.
OF grand onera each spring. until tho
present time Its troupe Will rank well
with many OF the professional. This
year the university is taking extra pains
to make its grand opera equal to any
thing in the west Professor Sigmond
has been engaged TO sing the title role
IN this production, which is a decided
honor for man OF his years. Grand
opera Is the ambition of nearly all the
professional singers who arc aiming TO
reach tho highest point In the calling.
ity 10 deliver the goods before one can
hope for recognition along this line This
engagement is one the professor may feel
proud OF and IL will undoubtedly lead
to recognition OF high ability in grand
opera work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
New lnc0rporatiosss

The Jarbidse Triangle Exploration
company OF this city fled articles OF in
corporation with tho county clerk
Wednesday. Tho capital stock of the
company is $1,000. coo, divided into shares
OF the par value OF 81 each. NJ. +.
Evans is PRESIDENT j. d. Strong, vice
president; c. II. Johnson secretary and
treasurer. These, with ~ S. Kerr. \.
r. Irvine, :. r. Thurman and r. +. Bar
mum, are the directors. The company
owns number OF mining claims in the
Jarbidce district, Elko county, New.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Grand
junction Orchard Home company of this
city were FLED with the county clerk
Wednesday. The company is capitalized
at S2S, 900, divided into shares of the par
value OF 81 each. c. $. Holmqulst is
president and treasurer: c.. T. Block
vice president; Harry ]. Robinson. secre-
tary. These, with W. H. Nuttina and
II. d, Wells, are the directors The com
pany takes over the business OF the
American Colonist company Of this city,
and also an option on orchard LANDS near
Grand Junction. Colo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

Members Of the association said after
the meeting that there was general
dissatisfaction with the poor manage
ment and general unpopularlty of the
lake resort, and there would be other
arrangements made If possible.
Petition to Council
Following is the petition sent to the
city council:
"To the Honorable Mayor and Mem
. bers OF the City Council of Salt Lake
City.
'.Gentlemcn: The Salt Lake Real
Estate association declares itself 10 be
unalterably committed 10 the plan of
the Salt Lake Commercial club for
the employment of an eminent land.
scape engineer 10 lay out compre
hcnsive plan for the Identification of
Salt Lake City by harmonious system
of parks and drives. which shall in
clude every adornment possible and
preclude every unsightly thing,
s"1t urges your honorable body TO
adopt and carry out said plan. and bcgs
Will see TO il that on all paved
and otherwise to be improved streets,
and upon all streets at present inl-
proved, there shall not he erected nm
slightly poles by the various public
ntility companies and that so far as
possible in consonancc with the safety
OF human life and fairness to said
utility companies YOU Will require said
poles TO be of steel and of ornamental
form -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The recruit company was inspected for
the first time Wednesday afternoon by
Captain Webb. and the boys made Il
good showing,
The cadet captains in charge OF COM
panies will meet with Captain Webb
Thursday afternoon and discuss the spe
cisl company exhibition drills. which will
be given in connection with the regular
exhibition in May.
The athletic number Of Red and Black
will make its appearance Wednesday
April 81.
The members OF the English depart
ment will coach the high school repre-
sentatives in the state oratorical contest
which will he held Saturday evening at
the university,
The high school cadet band is arranC-
Ing for n concert 10 be held within the
next three weeks in the Salt Lake
theatcr.
Principal Eaton will meet with the a th-
letic directors Thursday noon and go
over the class records of the track and
baseball boys
The various committees in charge OF
the Junior-senior reception will submit
their reports 10 President Mylo DAILY.
Thursday. The feature will be the use
OF the lawn for refreshments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
[A[ TY DEALERS
ENDORSE PLAN
b Official Sanction for Sys-
tematic Improvement of
k City's Parks.
LL ANOTHER RAILWAY
CELEBRATION Is STARTED
nrSion to Be Arranged for
Opening of Lagoon Road
With Electricity.

|fcial Endorsement of the plan for
bmatic Improvement of Salt Lake g
5 was made by the Real Estate
tation at its regular meeting
hesday afternoon, and petition
Bent to the city council supplement.
ghc petition Of the Commercial club.
h action taken by the association
he proposed celebration on the oc-
In of the opening Of the Western
&c railroad for through passenger
g was to increase the committee
Engagements for this affair by the
Hon of W. J. Halloran, S. 3. Tut
IT. M, Settle. T. II, Cartwright
III. 8. Anderson. and Mr. Hallorsn
,elecicd chairman of the enlarged
mittce.
dotber railroad celebration was got
M way by tho real estate men
ogh the Appointment Of a commit
10 arrange FOR an excursion on the
riou VI tbN VI'HihS VI tbN N3il 1
e. Ogden railroad with electric
pment. This event probably will
arly next month
be committee, which consists of
g. Tuitlc. Dan Muir, r. +. Mont
/. Lewis NJ Cannon and w, f.. Hub.
I was instructed TO express TO ST.
lBamberger. president and general
rger of the Salt Lake & Ogden,
appreciation of the association for
Bamberger s efforts toward the ad-
'ement and progress of Salt Lake,
I'm S. Critchlow. representing the
Bittee which is to provide enter
neut for the visiting hotel men
Saturday, asked the real estate
for assistance in providing auto
Hes. and the real estate men
iised to be on hand with at least
cars Saturday afternoon,
6e annual excursion Of thc real
K men was discussed informally.
Ii ia probable that some place
n than Saltair Will be selected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
BUSINESS NOTES

Local bank clearinSs Wednesday were
Sl.l29,9l5,Oi, as compared with 81 GOT
1876 for the corresponding day last
year.
The Deserct National bank has de-
clared its regular quarterly dividend of
per cent amounting to SIS 900. No
one has been elected yet 10 fill the va
cancy in the board caused by the death
OF John 4. Wnder. and there are two
vacancies TO be filled in the directorate
OF the Deseret Savings bank. George
Romney has been elected vice president
of the savings bank 10 fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Moses Thatcher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
<skN Jewelers.
50 EAST THIRD SOUTH ST.
Wrinkles and CroWfeet

make the young appear old. Nervous
ness, worry or insomnia may cause these
unsightly lines, By rebuilding the en-
tire nervous system and regulating the
kidneys properly, Palmo Tablets rem
der the complexion smooth. fresh and
youthful-and better still, they make
you feel years younger so cents. Book
Free. The S, r. Fell Co., Cleveland, o.
T j. Hill Drug Co. so w. End South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
The Sanders Granger Floral Co.

Now occupying temporary quarters
at 6S West Third South, will. until fur.
tber notice. sell all varieties of carna.
tions at 75c q dozen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

While Senator Dubois was originally
q Republican, he became Silver Repub-
lican In 1896 and a Democrat in 1900
ApropoS 10 his frequent changes the
EaldMell Trlbmne makes this nnnLnnnI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

the seat Of county government. is still
a wet" county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

The Sixth judicial district is To eject
y judge this fall to succeed the incum-
bert Judge James NJ. Stevens whom
many OF the people OF the district are
urging To run FOR the Office again.
This judicial district is composed or
Bingham, Fremont. l.emhi and Custer
counties. on the Democratic side of the
situation We observe. some time since.
the active work OF Arthur Holden of
Idaho Falls. for the nomination for judge.
Today We CLEAN this brief suggestion in
the Examiner of 81. Anthony:
Attorney Edw. Holden OF the Falls
was In the county seat Thursday Of last
week Ii Is quietly rumored that Mr..
Holden viii be candidate FOR tic dis
trlct jHdsship. but We have no author
ized authority for the statement"
There are four Holdcns at Idaho Falls
all attorneys -at-law. The two elder
iioldens are Republicans and the two
younger, Democrats. The oldest one of
the family OF brothers Harry is tho
only one without political ambitions this
fall. John Wcsly Holden has already
proclaimed his desire TO bc secretary OF
state. Arthur has already announced
his name for the district judcship. and
here Ed is said TO be entering the race
also for judicial honors The best OF
friendly relations exist between these
four brothers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Interesting Comments of idaho
Papers Show Activity of Thought


at Wallace last week. While there he
was given a reception, and. according TO
the Wallace Press, made a little joke
about himself, He said, during pause
in the conversation:
9" AT one time or another during my
public career | have given every man
and woman in the state of Idaho
chance TO vote for me without changing
their politics
Which remark was ely dig at bis
own somewhat frequent change Of
parties"
The forestry service is making many
practical experiments in the higher alt-
tudcs Of southern Idaho in it's desire to
rcforest the denuded hills, of which slight
practical use Is being made.
The Examiner OF Montpelier tells Of
this interesting work In its locality in
the following lines:
James -. Johnson OF Caribou forest
reserve came in from Idaho Falls the
first OF the week TO superintend the
planting of fir and, pine seeds at the
head Of Georgetown canyon. He brought
with him twenty pounds Of Douglas fir.
twenty OF yellow pine and ten OF Scotch
pine seeds, the latter being imported
from Prussia. portion OF these seeds
will he sown on top OF the snow and the
balance will he raked In. a quantity
OF seed was planted In Georgetown can
yon last fall. and the object OF the forest
department i'm planting more this spring
Is TO determine which Is the better time
TO plant-sprlng or fall"
Haley IS located in one of the higher
attitudes OF the state of Idaho The
winter begins carly there and lasts until
far into the sTSVing. While the optimlsts
Of that splendid valley accept the long
winters and the deep SHOWS with belt-
ting cvenncss of temper their Joy at the
approach of Springtlme is all the greater
because II comes so late.
The HALEY Daily Times. i'm conse-
qucnce OF the coming out OF the spring
as these two squibs. which appeared in
two successive issues Of this, one OF the
oldest papers OF Idaho.
Here is the first spasm:
'Lo, tho winter is passed: the snow
is over and gone: tho flowers appear on
Is come--and singing of hearts as we'll
FOR II is the time OF sunny skies. mur-
murlnS brooks and fragrant woodlands
So thou. likewise. dear reader. Danish
your winter OF discomfort and bear
wreaths Of smiles, sing praises OF joy
fragrant and sunny your life"
And then the second:
Spring is come-bright sunshiuy.
breezy. muddy spring. In thunder tones
it was duly ushered in, and now the
melodious songs of the bluebird. tine
chicken and the basso voice OF the thun-
der pumper arc heard early and late.
The husband with the broom handle can
be seen pounding the dusty carpet and
swearing at his hard luck. and the arch
enemy. the stove pipe, still wears its
familiar ironicaI smile, oh. spring. oh.
ChcstnutS,'
In entire justice 10 the readers Of
Brother Picatle's paper. it may be said
that Blaine county, Of which HALEY is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31

The venerable and esteemed
Col. Levin Lake came up from
Grenada to attend Easter services
in his home church and was warn
Iv welcomed by his host OF friends
Col. Lake Is now 90 years OF age
Mr.. J. P. Park, one OF the most
esteemed and well known citizens
of the county, was stricken Win
uaraIvsis last Wednesday and mas
been in a critical condition since
that time. Owing TO his advanc-
ed age fears are entertained OF
his recovery.
The Easter Sunday services at
the Methodist Church were es-
pscialIy interesting The eongre
eariOn had the pleasure OF me
sermon al II O'Clock by Rev M
Carroll. OF Texas. a prominent
member of the v VI. G. A, wno
y visiting the University, and al
niOht an excellent sermon oy the
nTsfnr. The decorations were
more elegant and artistic than Iof
many years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31

T no time in the history Of our Millinery De
a partnent has our showing been so handsome
or our merchandise selected with 50 great care
ON all sides we hear gratifying comments on the
beauty and relsonableness OF our Hats For TINS
week we have made preparations for the biggest
business of the year We call particular attention
To our line of beautiful Trimmed Hats which we
claim YOU cannot equal in the city OF oxford
Special attention given TO renodellng your last
seasons nat.
See our prices before going elsewhere.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31

Tie following IS a. extract from
I letter recently received from
Brothers Ramcy and Smo0t:
I'VE know that you will re joic o
with - in our great victory in
PlaasSi. Tenn. Saptists. Pre-
byteriaus ami Methodists uritef
IA the meeting. Il was the rr-ae
est victory In the history of the
town There we're fully SEQ con-
versions ana feelauasiOns. one
hundret were saved at sinyla
service.
These men will begin a meeting
y Oxford % sunday. Apul iOrh.
viii not III the christian people
unite ID m effort 60 bring such =
meeling TO our peoples Lets
rake it unanimous.
JQHS PAEK. Pastor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31
Haley G. SPARKS.

We take this opportunity CT
Joining the many Oxford friends
Of Judge H. C. Niles Of the Fed
eral court, in deep sympathy IN
the loss of his devoted wife. which
occurred at the family home IN
Koseiusko, after many months OF
suffering last Thursday.
Mrs. Houston Ship died al
BURGESS or Thursday last after a
lingering illness Of consumption
Mrs. Shop was a Miss Landreth
and raised in the community IN
which she died, highly esteemed
for her many virtues oi1e leaves
a husband, parents and relatives
10 mourn her death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31
The Charter Ct Enccrroralisn Of
The Gorior-Almona Co.


The corporate ti-fs % sail cor.
Pany IS TaE G0npos- ALwD,.B CnA
PkTT
2 rae names 81 The incorporates.
b T. Gorlsa. p,.s-orler Ataeyr,e.
w-&. CarIaa ross-o.fr,. a'l.ev Il.
1t-ss
1s-s- G. p. silloua. g5st-om,e. Al
resd-. la.s
r Z Tsdweu. pos,-orrr,. AhtavIr-.
llt-~
> The 1onrilg, IS a., Ae;,srire.
ltiss-
g. Amount - capital -,ocz - Ten
Thousand D'itF-. si1.l.sl tr
;. THE par vaius. ~ Shares s. One
Hundred Dollar. 800 Ho.
p The nsrirs. 20 gXi--rn.rs nnt a.
exceed Etsy wears b. twenty Nyc
years.
= The nurpose f.'- " ,i.rh 3. 8. GREAT
Ell is- 30 c4rry osi a -..lic--l l,'erch1i
ilse ami supply asls.ue,s. Co huv ard
sell Eve stocz- rl-.ti 0r personal e1-1f.s.
with an the powees lEsbGeui TO said
eusizc---
~ a-n three-dtra- of tie canitaI
s.ocS 20 ear. cnrrul-I-ior has he.u
le...liii r-d H. &. tily organize ~
hglSinst<-
Tie ss1cz -hoiiers - ski Company
shah e.avt q Beard az Directors % man
age IA. altlir-. fln< thc nurBer theTs
Of aud passing sucl bylaws a. they
seq ft
The hr.t meeting ui stock noss.er-.
cr persons IN interest u-lv be calie,i
1v anv oue Ja lhs four aers0u- uanlad
above. ant novice of gne tiule and plassa
~ said meeting snail De given o. rse
others IN interest. eitEsr IA writing cr
0ral.y. tonE enough before thu meet
irg G. Eiye each one time -o attend.
N which meeting the Corporation may
organize.
The -toeS-hoIlers shall meet annu-
aly Jales. otherwise provided by the
stock -1Cice-s
Each Boa-.t of Dir ctors shall hold
1tli-e uu-ll rteir surces-s r ars elf-ctei
and slaL have power % s-,gcs tife Of
dceEs and ultnl yeas % tIe CORPORA
tl0l's business n11ag cat.r name.
powers aai dlries
:. he rights and powers that NAV
be- ex .rvi-e,I hy trls corporation are
anose conferred av IN. provisions Of
Chasre- =. Mississippi & ette, 1875.
~ + tsosDcs
= s. sfozDez-
5t. d .ArsfrvD.
e. 4#DWE7t.
faearuarl sIs-
AgEN7Ys LEnGSENls.
sac Of Alis-issiEpi-
County - Lafayette
HIS dIs Cal-sadally appeared before
Eie. the uass ssig1ef authority, \ &.
Graham. Sc51ry Pga'is r. f. Gordon,
". VI. Gortoa and airs. a. " imond
incorporttoF- - TIRE corporation
known a. ue Guyi "a almond Co.
who acknowledged that thev sigred
.iid executed tie above aEd foregoing
articles IF Incorporation as their aes
and deed, Ca tais the ifth d1y Of
March. 1910
&C. GRAHAM, Nota-y Public.
state OF Mississippi.
County or lafayette
TAI. day personally appeared before
me. tae undersigned authority. a.. 4.
taylor. Circuit CierS. L /. Jidwall. ii
urporauor OF the corporation known
- Inc Gordon Almond 60, who ac-
knowleuged that he signed and exs-
cuted the above and foregoing articles
Of Incorporation - his get and deed,
ou this the Eth day Aareh 1910.
a. B. TAyLoR, CIsrrit Clerk
By T. :. ArkNs, D. c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31

To the Citizeus e Oxford aid
Vicinity.

7 have recently located III OK
food and am prepared % do ali
kinds u House Painting ard Pa
Pc Hanging Estimates given
or application. Your patronage
soiicl.ed- Telephone SO W leave
osders at Z. =. R1bison's Furni-
tgre Store.
p. Caldwell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31
All the Newest Patterns
in Wall Paper at
K. X. PObison'S.

Fog SALE-I'ur- Bred Rhode
Island Ped Eggs. s5e for setting
Of 10 J. K. WHITE.
PhOue Isl.
Fine Cotton Seed for Sale at
the Union Warehouse. Call on
F. l.. Tinker. Price Si.o0 Per
bushel. This cotton sold last
year fo- 70 ID cents.
UNION WAREHOUSE.
FOR SALE-A good pair Of
home raised match Horses. Five
or SIX years old
V. :. WILLIAMS,
AbbevIlle. Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31

one nice Building Lot, close 10
SQUARE same being part Of the
~ p wilkins old homestead
nisee Price 81, $50, terms easy.
- vii trade same for farm OF
.s1r~I value if properly located
W. VI. WOODWARD.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31
Ssravsd or Stolen.

\ white female POintec Dog
with brown spots - head. Vas
last seen IN the public square
Friday morning. L liberal -
ward Will De paid Tor return OF the
dog or any information leading %
Is recovery. IRA PURvIS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-03-31

Messrs. A. %. Fouss. w 9
Mooten. Nj. Il. Kisner and r. II
Malls were pleasant visitora =,
he EAGLE Office the past faV,
day..
Messrs. 7. A. Park and Lee
ParS, OF Knox City. Tex. were
called to Oxford Saturday bv the
serious ilIuess Of their father. NJ
Pres Park
Mrs. \. F. Galloway viii leave
Friday for Columbus. where sba
goes u attend the annual meet
ing OF the WOnan's Home Ms.
sion Society.
Ut. v. u. Mcmahon spent sun
day anu Monday in Memphis a15
was accompanied home bv bis
son. Walter. who has been an
sent about SIX weeks.
Mrs. Mack Webster. Fielder
webster, Jr-, Misses Jennie Her,
don and Ella Tanner attended the
school entertainment 1t TavIors
Friday night.
Stock Wanted % Pasture. Cat
Tie and Horses. good grass and
water. one mile West of town
Phone Toe. J.F. GocIssy.
Early Improved Long Stanle
Cotton Seed one bale 70 the acra
Sold for 20 and q cents whiIe
ordinary cotton sold for y. sun
ply u seed limited. price 81 %
per oushel. For sale by
Z. l.. CaILTo,..
The lafayette County Farm
ers Union viii meet at the court
house on Saturday, April 23-d
All locals viii please send dele
gates. J. u. SANDERS
Ii you want 70 rent ! house aB-
ply to r. 3. L.eavell.
spring time Will soon be her.
and when you getready % fresh
IN up your rooms be sure and ex-
anime the beautiful line Of Wall
Paper just opened at
- - rf.,r,---.-.--
The Sunday school Of the Pres
bytsrian Church. a.. 5. \. held
interesting exercises Easter morn
Ing ard the church was beauti-
fully and ardsricaliy decorated.
The toll1win. marriage license
gere issued this wasz: Ir. Tai
mage TidWell On Miss Lizzie Me-
Nicely, Mr.. ". T. St Jeha q Miss
Leila Blayhoek. Mr. q. ". Sortar
to Miss E1ez Wool.
Col. James Gordon stoned
over a few hours in oxford sat
urcay en- route from Jackson 10
his home Ia Ok0lena. The object
u his VISIT was 70 plant a tree Of
historic interest NJ the University
Ars. John Anderson died a. the
family home near Bay Springs
Friday after q shore illness. Mrs.
A.derspn was a daughter Of AIr.
and Mrs. j. j. LittIejonn and be-
sides her parents leave 4 husband
anu SIX small children to mourn
their Irreparabie loss. We ex-
tend sympathy to tie afflicted
loved ones.