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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
The Federal Cort.

The winter term If the Federal
Court convened Monday with
his honor, Judge II c Niles PRE-
: 4 ng \ larger crowd than Us a
war an attendance from a ois-
~tauce, besides the local attorneys
and citizens who always feel an
interest in the opening proceed
ings. The able charge of the
Judge to the Grand Jury before
they enter upon their important
and serious Investigations Of the
many things presented to them
always receives earnest and care
full attention. The charge he
made at the opening Of this term
has been most highly compli-
mented. We will give the court
proceedings next week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
We quote the following prices
Fine Holiday Gifts.

BEFORE buying your Christmas
presents f1r cid or young be sure
mi examine the new and b-auti
tul selections Of l.. X. Chiffon 4
20. many OF them lovely anl in
-xpensive. You can buy pre-
ut there t:St will suit 10Th your
taste and purse.
They have Dressing and Toilet
Sets, full lireof Toys. fine line #
American Cut Glass, ChLfng
Di-hes, Sterling SIiverAnd Ebony
Manicure Sets, Leather Tav.I
ing Cases. Work Boxes, Collar
and Cuff Bgs, Albums. Sop
ping Bags, Fine Hol day Salon
-ry, Dolls that can talk, Hyler's
and jacobs fine Candies and
many beautiful thing you VII
Il d that We htv, no me.tioned
W1-n you call at + X Chiffon 4
c : for y5ur Christmas shopping
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Pr,rii:s f'ncs. r..

sword has been received n
Eonir from Rogersville, Tenn,
lthai ano'her Democrat had been
ushered Into the world last Satur
day when Mrs. Prentiss Frioe
gave berth to a baby boy Of the
usual weight.
The Hon Prent;ss left Iion.iny
several days ago to be- present at
the occasion. This - the first
child born {, this e-timable couple
ami II goes without saying that
Freniiss A. walking on air.
the mother aud child are DO
ing wei and will remain there for
: me lime, while Prenilss is ex
pected tome in a few days.
"a postt on has already been
prepared fer the young mau when
he comes to Harmony as assist
aut cashier Of the Fiss, National
Bank.
We clip the abovu from tie
Hominy. (Okla..) News. TIC.
Oxford fr-ud OF Mr. Prize
viii read with pleasure Of hi W
| und happiness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Ccrfercaes Appointments
OXFORD DISTRICT.

OAxOAs0 bAoAAsANA
The North Mississippi Confer
ence closed an Interesting session
at Sardis Monday. The follow
ing are the appointments for this
district:
Presiding E,,der-J. E. Gun.
nin2ham.
Abbevil,e-J. E. Stevens.
Ashland-D. c. Foust.
Charleston-J. W. Bell.
CoffeayiIle-E. Nash Broyles,
Duck Hill. l.. Wroten.
Grensda-W. ". Mitchell.
Grenada Circuit-Oiin Ray
Holly Springs-O. ". Bradley
Holly Springs Circuit-W. l..
Broome.
Lafayette Springs. ". Mel
son.
Oxford-J. c. Park.
Paris-D. H. Crowson.
Pine valley-D. n. Jean.
Potts Camp, supply-W Wood
Randolph-W. " Bruner.
Red Banks-E. Blizzard.
Taylor, supply-A. s. Rsper'
Toccopols-J. G. johnson.
Waterford--J. M. Carpenter.
Water Valley, First Church
j. H Mitchell. l.,
Water Valley, Second Church
w. j.. O'Bryant.
President Grenada Co,lege-
John r. Counfiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

i. Ihe beautiful Holiday oa,.
mss u Davidson & Wardiswit
and the Cash Jewelry Store Sat-
uruay night were well attended
and as usual. very much admir.i
ana enjoyed. There N M nao5
20 90 away from homo for tbe
nos elegant Christmas presen,
OF tne daintest banblo. for von
ian md them in these well seiec,
ID stocks at prices to suit you.
Every home should have \ vi.
tor Talking Machine or an Edison
monograph. They are very in.
strucuve. Hear them at the cash
Jew elry Store.
when you are in doubt a. T.,
your Christmas present and ca,
ma nothing to quite C me- un 10
your desires without beng pro-
motive IN expense. remember
mat BOOKS nil just tha, need.
o.lSht expense. great appreci,tion
N pleasure. Davidson & Ward
law have the best in Books that
can be found anywhere.
We vii! sell you a Victor Talk.
ing Machine or an Edison Phone
graph on very easy terms. Come
and 1T US talk about ii.
Cash Jewelry S;c-e.
Haze you seen the new moving
pictures? They ar beautiful.
| can answer to the purlic Thai
they can find high class entcr.
'ainmet every night and will b
erstihed if my friends and the
general public will give the new
management the eyry kind pat
ronage they have always given
u g.
Lee VI Russell.
We have the bes, stock of Holi
day Goods ever shown by Us.
Come and SEE.
Davidson & Wardlaw.
Don't forget Chrs.y and Fish
er Pictures in making you Carist
mas selections. See them at
DAVIDSON d Wardlaw's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Opera House A1nocacereat.

| oeg to announce % he pub
lie tL.ai have leased tie Opera
House FOR the entire seasOn AID
with the option for a longer t rm
u Mr. Edward 7. ler-M:, Ty.
er MS fill charge o. tbs bust.
ness aad Will rent the house for
dances and all public gathering
and viii continue my contra Is
fer the dig shows a. eldy booked
and will or.ns in ADDITION other
high class attractions.
MOI only this but each night
he will furnish high class moving
pictures.
Mr.. Tyler is no stranger to us
he was here for several months
last winter and his many years
experience in tie show business.
He will DO assisted by his vile
WHO is al accomplished singer.
Lee n. Russell.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

ihAAhhN lhAUF
frances Drane, C-stls Atkisson, Fl
vrS k.mulon-, irwin Rlhe-'., Harold
Beanland. Emma Gr-ce J1hn-on, Der
mon. NunnEi v, Eob"rt Heur Pamrv.
Gayle Holcoub, Lawrence a. ok, VII
M smith, Sus.e iiileE, "a sani sneisol
sI4sT GNADg.
Edith Sparks, james Be-. Frank
Matthews, Cumi rcOle, Valcs SIeltou
SSsie Dale Csiav1-
sTCCSD GRADE.
Dsvil Lewis. WAYNE short. Uurh =
Woriey, Mabls Hurst, Lucy tlyde Wal
ace, -Usan bSg.,ct., Ninta Iiaine-
brother, Cens WAGER. Do le orunlme,,
THIRD GRADE.
Paul B Furr, Bedf1sd Russell. John
Falkner, Murray Tay'ar. MAury rrous-
dale, Lycuryus Ross Mary Hume. Lens
Wilson, JRlIss Eimtrcss. Eva'vn F.,,~t
Elizabeth Ray Urn, Mary star, Ruby
Sparks, Glady : Robertson
FuUATn GRADE
Joseph Anderson, Robert atkisson
FIFrH aAApE
Myra Hume. Howard Ross, Glldys
Shost, Ehzsbeth Rinnlons
sIxTa GRADS.
lille Dunlap, Mary Storer, Victoria
Oldham, ANNE See Walker, Fielder
Webster
SEVENTH GRADE.
Carmen Galloway, LYDIA Moore. Rob
crt Farley, Dale Parker, Kama Parks,
7 -. - na.-rF IA "
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Methodist Rs-ar.

Tho ladies Of the Methodist
Church Will open their B.zaa,
up stairs over Shinaul;'s store Il;
y O'Clock Tuesday morning 18th
INST They will sell all kinds OF
fancy articl 3 and serve dinre
every day during the week. Ey
erybody ia invited
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Cvea. Combinations Offer.

We viii send The EAGLE and
Commercial Appeal 10 all new
subscribers and 10 all who renew
their subscription before January
isi. for 81 OO.
We al~O max the same rates
for TIRE EAGIE andtle Farm Ad-
vocatc TO January ist, 1911.
We also m Se the same rate
Tor THIS EAGLE and the Home and
Farm 10 Jan. list.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Officers Elected.

At Z meeting Of T. 5. Ga'hrieht
Lodge No. @, T & \ NJ. THURS
day night the following ohstrs
were elected for the ensIin Ma
sonic year:
". Mr.. l.. Tomlinson.
;. VII. a. Moore.
J. Vulgar Webster.
Secretary-G. b. Taylor.
Treasurer-B. p. Gray.
5. & T.-Fielder Webster.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
A New Entspri,e.

We take this method II
ing the people # the county that
we are prepared 10 pay the hes,
market price for all kinds OF pro-
duce here mentioned, Poultry.
Eggs, Geese, DUCKS, e,c. Our
prices will appear each week IN
this paper. Our nfi .es ar. To-
ra;-d a tn American Extrr
Co.'S office. Call ard a Us.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

Hundreds q .Sttcr5
testify To the wonderful
powered Lyons Kath.i-on
tostup falling hair and pre-
Vcni badness.
flyer hair w'o5t st-yJ
goa wish Il try H-th-l-oi
-is viii soften sti.., kirky
Ri, and keep ], laying nat
aid smooth.
II keeps the scalp cooi.
-ciieyes itching and sl.ays
irritation.
Il Is sxeuisitely f=rfun-
ID and IS . delight 10 every
aSsF.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
HE DEAD.


Ms. Ann Maria Collier died ia
water Valley last Wednesday and
her remains we're Inferred in OK.
lord Thursday. Mrs Collier was
a native OF Oxford and was n
aughter Of Judge Stockard. :
prominent ante-orllum citizen 8.
.his community. She had out
lived al of the friends Other youth
and had few relatives She was
2 member OF the Precby;erian
Chufch. she had many friends
and will wishers in this. her life
long home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Sinking Spells
Every Few Days

al The tine | began taking
Or. Mics Heart Remedy I was
h.v.rg sinking spells every few
days. My hands and ieet would
get ooid, | could scarcely
breathe, and could feel myself
gacuclly sinking away until I
wo.lt be unconscious. TAcse
a.ou; me co,,.d net ttit tfcre
WIS Ii in ne. fi;er these
5. SIS wo:ld b. very weak and
nc.voaS. s.ccpless and without
appetite had neuralgia in r1y
had asi heart. hi;cr taking
tie remedy a short time AL this
disappeared ard ir 4 few weeks
az the heart trouble was gone"
MRS. LIZZIE PAINTER
$50 81 Ave. Evansville, Ind.
For twenty years We have
been constantly receiving just
sch letters a. these. There IS
s~carce'ys locality in the United
SAFES vhere there is not some
one who can testify to the
merits o. this remarkably sue
oessful Heart Remedy.
Or. Miles rezrt Remedy 10 sold by
al druggists " the first ootti- taiiz to
b e ySer drusalst will return your
ntoney-
suLES MEDICAL. CO., Ei<hlrt. Ind.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Z { .. BUTLER.

Mrs. Vermel Boone Butler died
at the 10 ne of her Gaugh o.. Ms
>. j. Mitchell at Laurel, on Thurs
day OF last week and the remains
were broug { b Oxford for inter-
faeHt Saturday. Ms Butter was
a native of tnhs county and until
\ Few years ago had spent her lifo
mere where she was wId,l ~ IN wn
and highly esteemed for her many
Christian virtues. Sha had been
a member the Methodist
Church from her youth she
leaves nm only child. Mrs. Mtci-
ell and 1--WE srGud-chi d-en. H..
the absence OF the Metnpdist pa
,or. Rev. W. |. Harsis conducted
the funeral services
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

cipal election Will take
(ay.
haas holidays are ar
b..
is visiting his moth
@nsyille, KY.
Bigger Is reported
|i;h pueumcnia.
saisan is foreman of
Grand Jury.
Wallace. of Ripley, is
3e II Court.
lCour. adjourned Fri
busy session.
Brewer spent sever
kx!ord this week.
Smith is visiting
yette Springs.
many Witnesses and
p0n the Federal Cou. I
NOony Of fernando
I NJ. and Ms. ]. l..
Slaughter pdll tGe
an appreciated visi:
|er has been extreme
Is section during ihs
Livingston of La
|ngs PAID this Office u
yesterday.
Ham, OF ~'Toccopols.
p OF her sister, Mrs.
this week.
OF snow and sting
greeted our citizens
fning.
Dooley, of Water
las Week with her
AOner DeIbridge.
Of Supervisors ara
week. WHICH will be
until the New Year
friends Of Rev. J. C.
ca grauhed at MS re
ID for another 4
Ated telephone cases
oetOre the Stale
n Monday aad Tues.
Bareleld of Water
Saturday and Sun
Ending divine SER
"a are open to our
ZINES, our we u
aoiisn anonymous
5. j. Mitchell, o!
npaiaed the remains
TO Oxford for in
ia.h has been suf-
o'oksa rio tae past
sas able 10 be- our
Aoatter, OF Able.
nosed to Oxford
van ! cordial well
Rad the attractive
aiaerent merchants
oeiore you buy
presents.
L~angston, an old
comfy died at his
ssell, Monday and
ers buried at Phil.
|sday.
returns show that
asalas 1,797,l13 in
Lafayette County
'ss OF 227 in our
TIE last enumera.
ago.
saghtsr and family
sssk from German,
Permanently Ii
months for this
that the old Mis-.
Va the best thins
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

Tns fofo palils, 6y 6 alss, OF
me oxiord Graded School did .ot TALL
oeiow @iH chss standing and deport-
ment, were not absent a. much as
three days, and were not on Toe ,ariy
rch during the mot n ending Friday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
The Doctors
Question.
iiaet See, De 10 Bewsll Di.
a-ders-

A doctors h:st question when
ronsul;rd b. a patient is, Are
your bowels regilar?" He knows
hat rs pr cent o: illness j. az
a led with ina,tv We blwtl- and
Uphold lis r, and thar this eoa-
lition mus be- removed gently
ri thoroughly 3 f7ta lea Ia can
" res,
Raxal y i-r,-s are 4 posi- i've
pheasant aal safe T. needy trr
on stipa ia aai b3~sl lie irjsrs
Il general. W. are 80 certain OF
th-ir great curative value that
we pto Mise t. return the par
ch .ser's money in 2 :ery case
when they fail TO p-odace entire
abstraction.
Rex Il Orderlies 3:e eaten iSe
candy, they act quietly, inl we
= soothing, strength ing. heal
ing influence m the ertir- inies
I'll nal tract. They DO It purge,
Igripe, cause nausea. hatu.snce,
! excessive 'ooseness, d.rrhoea or
other annoying effect. rney are
especially good for children, weak
persons or I'D folss, pc and lOc
Remember you can obtaih Rexall
Remedies in Oxford only al oar
( store-The Rsxsll Sore. f. r
Chiltol 4 Cos drug store.
A bad liver RODS you o: energy,
steength and aiab.icni you feel half
sick all the time and. more over, You
are an easy mark For pneumonia, chiils
yellow fever, ypaold fever or sOme
et..er serious disease You need a good
liver to. l. aud regulator and H-rb.ne
i.ls the b. lcompletely Try il: You
can't help noticing how quickly You
feel its beneficial effect Fice DC.
Sold b. A. II. Kendsl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

Tsic fiss a6,~risercnt 20
yeIr ssoreAeepor end tel
"a you IoGn. 10 beg @ L7s-
ofLyon's Kafhairoa aid
, sGrs ySs get TEat you
-: for.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

Price 80 cents per bottle. Sold by Drug and Geaerai stores or
II not obtainab!c will be sent. charges prepaid. o n receipt Of price
oy the propTietors.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co,
42-+o South Fifth St.
BROOKLYN. NY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

1. WRIGHT.
DENTIST.
he Leaveu Building.
Re l2; Residence lis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08


Law.
MISS.
L. in all the Courts, both
dersl.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

We have tho proof ,ha, kafhairon will do
ell this and more. Read for yourself
these interesting letters:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

trGY { SLOUGH,
hryEYs-AT-LAw
MISS
looms formerly occupied
& Kimhrough.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Have YOU tried
Lyons
kathaiiron
FOR TIE HAIR?
FOR TIE HAIR?

1t Is The very best remedy for kinky Han
Kills Dondrlf ard germ hfs
Makes he hair lay smooth.
Prevents falling oct and makes your ha;f
strong and beautiful.
Saa;Sh:eEs and sotens the hair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08
Haley L Sparks 9.

Few articles combine so vel,
usefulness and trnametation as
a Gold Handled Umbrella. pro-
vided the gold can be depended
on TO wear. Davidson & Ward
law handle only the dependable
kind.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

huFehe f-1ec-, Iadfarci7, 40. ~Gtes. Z w;rA a. -r-
q y on sEsthaiF0a IA a capital HAIR ar-ass-r Fhareb.E
F1rc y s' n rhof. iiu,r aud sirtsfv ~ ; -. ne
a. ~ ~ heiTts. aot oniv sir@i~stsns tk- 49, h-t ,..,,
ng ,est ssd ;Ai6k. ! hicbif rcenmmxnI j. and would s.
-.ng 70 IHy onS duhar n botse TOR u a. Il > lie eresr
hing for the EgiE . ever used"
Aifs. h-r'e rivers. fistonvi1s. Ca. writes. II ha-. u.rr
orc tfttls az Lyon 5 Althnirun and fmf II will do ftsr WAC
Noa sly = wii md ] find ia 20 be as rood for a. H.
81 r-eeu nsadeG IN be hy uthsfs Who have tn-t Ia FEa-.
Sc never saws such 81 niy thing tor She hair Nd q A. /, -
IL 40 easy .cx her 70 ds her hsir in any ~. aAx -,nt. q w.
- wa drfsh-ed ~lsh il iSssiy ssrfur... ! VITA othess
VI Green. Yorktown. Art. w-itcs: II have u1.E or-
t~ttr OF Lyons kathairon. your grand hair p-rrarati0r-
suf must confess that 1 Is the h~St I cve~ used. h r..ke..h-
har yro~ faster sna sse-ns the tcaIp ol SsaSrrF bgtter fhas
anV othvr mar to1r IN the world. FIND caciOsed ufty ernss
iSF NLSA please SAD Ee anotEsr hottk-"
stsir Pn=-y. Scranton. Mis-. writes: LYONS Kstt.i--u
nc - ina. in5 he Lag eyes Essl- h makes siak- lair
srse :. Btrurri ca--ssn. X {. -r.-s rAa~- rsF.r os-
bottic Of Lypu's kathsiran 7 ard AZ has oauc NJ bar s.,
mnel good that ! am AnNiJS 70 have Aaath-r ruttl~dfftd,r
"hsh lsrSioSc 81 cents. kA;hzisa a MAKES shr - 10y sr.sxhe
snaIeSo Put . up in deterrent ~sya s~@ st-e4 a hx a. 1
Just Htsa everybody kae~ what a Eoud tbis- kafhairoa WAS
ior the har % shat they n-5gEs ES Il aH= &C. wat al IL.
psoveEs=n.i IL will Dakes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-08

We cordially invi,e our patrons
anu the public to call and ex
anime our well selected stock OF
Holiday Goods. You will find
everything you need a, prices
that will suit you.
Y Y Curr roy l. C
The Southern herald., 1910-11-04
TEXAS RAISES POLO PONIES
1rinq Good Prices In Parts Of Country
Where Sport Is Part Of Daily
Program.

Midland, Tex.-Large numbers Of
Texas ranch raised horses are being
trained as polo ponies and sold for big
prices in other parts of the United
States and Europe where polo play
ing is freely INDUCED in. 1t is claim
ed that the best polo ponies In the
world come from Texas.
The industry of breeding and train
ing the animals upon ranches in this
section has grown rapidly during the
last few years. From ITS to 200 are
sold and shipped from here each year.
Fancy prices are obtained in most
cases. Polo is played by number of
people of this section, the Midland
Polo club having a membership of II
Polo ponies also are extensively
raised and trained in the vicinity OF
San Antonio, Fort Davis, and other
parts of the ranch territory Of the
state. There are number Of polo
clubs in Texas and annual tourna
ments are given.
The Southern herald., 1910-11-04
Recover Valuable Book.

Paw Paw, Mich.-A copy Of the
Weems Life of Washington" which
Abraham Lincoln read by the light Of
a tallow candle, has been recovered
from a paper mill at Kalamazoo by E.
Salesburg of this place. Salesburg
loaned the volume, worth $4,000, tc
Prof. ]. oLeary of the local schools
and in some way it was placed among
a pile of discarded books and papers
and sold to a ragman. In the paper
mill it was discovered by an employt
sorting rags, who sold It to a Kala
mazoo man for almost nothing. Sales
burg recovered 1t from this man. pay
ing him $50.
The Southern herald., 1910-11-04
students Bar HobbIe Skirts.

st. Paul, Minn.-The first pronounc-
al bobble skirt made its appearance
~ the University of Minnesota cam
Uus the other day. 1t was bound just
pSouo the ankles by a band of velvet
~,hhon drawn so tight, that the wearer
an,'Id scarcely move. In addition to
stores from every one she received
e,anty of advice, mainly intilnatins
thot bets she go home and put the dress out
e."o - evistence With a red face and an
=, NV tears she made for the car line
sstor sss remarking that "The students
were the rudest things" and that sns
,vouId never wear the dress again
The Southern herald., 1910-11-04
FARMERS SCHOOL ON BOAT
Cruise on Rivers of State OF WASH
ington Planned by College
Most Unique.

Portland, Ore.-Probably the most
novel school ever held in this section
Of the United States is that to be sent
out by the State College Of Pullman
Wash. This will be installed on a
steamboat. and will tour the inland
waters of Washington, giving instruc-
ton to the farmers, live stock men
and dairymen in better farming meth
ods and scientific care of stock and
orchards.
A great variety Of farming demon
stration apparatus will be on board
the boat, which will have two weeks
cruise. R. G. Ashby, assistant super
tntendent of farmers institutes, will
he in charge of the craft, and stan
of agricultural, horticultural and live
stock experts will accompany him.
TWO dairy cows will be carried OF
the boat, with a milking machine and
model dairy outfit. Lectures on dairy
ing will be given, telling of the best
methods of milk production, care o.
dairy products and feeding problems
There will be carried an interesting
oxbibit. showing the most common in
sect nests that attack fruit crops
spravs will be advised for each pest
nruning methods will be illustrated
and picking and packing fruit will b.
shown in demonstrations.
A gasoline engine to drive farm
machinery, such as the milking ma
chine and separator, as well as tn
home lighting plant, will be carried Of
hoard the boat, and its use explaine'
4o the farmers. Stops will be mad
at the various landings along the ri'
ers, dates being advertised in advance
and It is expected that the unlqu
cr7,ise will be a great success.
The Southern herald., 1910-11-04
PENN, THE RAMBLER

Frisco and Duluth and New Orleans.
All along the line of the Mexican Cen.
tral, clear down into Yueatan, one
may see that same nom de road,
Penn the Rambler" with an arrow
drawn through and the direction of
his wanderings below.
Penn was in the railroad yards at
Grand Island, Neb., one day, carving
his monaker on the side of a boxcar.
A short man walked up to him, eyed
his artistic efforts for a moment, and
then snapped: Hey, you! What are
you trying to Go to my cars?"
Penn told him.
The man laughed. "Why, I've seen
that same signature all over my sys
tenn"
Your system! exclaimed the Ram
bier.
Then the little man introduced him
self as E. H. Hartman. He ques
toned the Rambler for a few moments
as to the time a man ION the bum
can make. Penn told him he woulC
undertake to ride from Boston to SaI
Francisco in ten days without paying
cent for fare.
A crowd of railroad officials, whit
had overheard the boast, quickly mad
up a purse of $1,000 to be given to tn,
Rambler should he make good Penl
beat it to Boston, got one of the off
cials to call the time-and showed u
at the Frisco offices Of the Southern
Pacific just eight days, one hour an
fifty minutes later, to claim tn
money, he says.
I'm not a panhandler," said tn
Rambler yesterday. 81 work at an!
thing can find for money to eat an
sleep on. But l don't pay railroa
fares"
The Rambler got into Chicago frol
the Northwest via Milwaukee. H
pulled out the other night for Indial
apolis, on the Big Four road, boun
south.