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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
WAVES BLOODY SHIRT
IDAHO SENATOR vourn ~,
FUSE TENTS TO REUNION
Wrong for Men in Rebel, un;s,,r
to Use eovsram.n; Property
at Their Reunion.

Washingtoa.-The Moody shirt u..
waved IN the senate today probably fos
the last time. for the nan Who atterp,s,s
to reopen the ghastly woun.is Of sertisp
al strlfe vas % completely rebuk-s ana
noEtiiylngiy rrPstiste'i ss 10 es,ablish
eey0nt the Psr4tvenfnre Of doebs that
TIE senate OF the United SJases rsver
again wil tolerate a revival II ths bit.
terness that the Ap=e Of wears has a$
s1aged- By vote Of 50 to ! the senate
late tins aftsrnoon, adopted the joint ~
osution intrOiueed in the seazte by >~ua-
tor Bankhe&i Of Alahaza. au-hoririu-
the var department. 70 loan tents ana
poles % the United Coufe-s<-uts V,,~r.
ans. vho-s next zzzu4l reunion uiu =
hea N Mobile rext April The sixty
votes we're east BY Democrats AMI Re
pGelieans, the singie vote vas eass by
Senator Heybarn Of Idaho. Who before
the resolution was submitted TO a vote
rnfiseted upo1 the senate a speech resk-
ing With hate ami gall. the answer to
which vas the adoption Of the resolution
against which he ragged for an hour. Hey
burns own colleague, Senator Borah,
voted in the affirmative.
Senator Hepburn could not quit his
-ubieet without attempting to besmireh
the fame Of Gen Robert Z. Lee. whose
statue IN the congressional hall Of fame
a. VirginiA's contribution. be opposed tbs
senate formally accepting. He referred
TO Gen Lee a. 4 traitor and called upou
Virginia to take tack his statue which
he aid the state Of Virginia must keep
a. TIE tksness Of one Of its hero>s. bat
whieh the PeoPle Of America did nOs
want
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
PACKERS GET CONTROL OF NKw
YORK RErArLERs
Lean of els. 900. 900 ey Kaha Lo.s
70 orxaai<s National Pack
tzx Company

Ihne4ga .-Evutezcizy ,sz.ling 70 prove
a &rlh~rafr attemps "a the part of he
Cslcaso u~a, P1skers. acting tsruuxA the
lazutly osu-'l NAfbazai Pssking Can-
P@ay. % sgpprr-s conap~;iticn in ~ s'rr-
ply 81 frssh mats ia N-N York e.ty.
IA hen secured By sh- S-paEt1~nf =
jz-tier-
A<eats Of tk~ goverunsut. il i -
clar--i have ohtain-I positive proof ihas
;h- -tork of the N~~ York Eafchers' A.
>o.sistsou. whish uithia the Ast tws
year. vas organir~a by rstaa zarkss
oSn-r- N that city A. an fni~P~nsleu.
packing sn;erFri-s. has been holzht az
aluso-t entirely BY tx Natbosai Parkiss
Company
Th> fact that n Company o-z4zlrrd s1-
Fressly % create cumP@tittsa ani te
maks the New Yosk bGtehsrs ir.isg~rs
eut o. the bi- parker shslld b ar-liirs,.
BY the ChicaSo Interests. = enz-i3~rri ~
officials OF the department. of jussie- 20
nost important hnk IN the eviiszcs
noW being collected to prove thst the
National Paekinx Company . oP~Eztinz
IN violatiou Of the sherman anfi-sruss
law a. 10
A reported bosn OF sl5.ooo.oo0 froz
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. Of Ne~ York. to 60
abe the Chleaso packers TO organEre the
Natiolal Company. WITH it. louS list Of
subsidiary corporations. vas also inEe<-
dSated By Mr. Me,isris-
offeials Of tEe packing COMPANY today
refused to confirm or dsay the reports OF
- ownership OF the New York sssoci2
Tor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
FIRES DESTROY l.l449 LIVES
Too Many Frame Buildings in the
United States

WashingtOu--Fire Ieyies upon Aneri-
cans each year an enOTmOus tax. ealeulat-
Ell BY United States government officials
At almost a uiiIliou and half dollars 4
day. and l,i4s lives a year As a result
Of an investigation Just eonclusied by gov
erument officials Of the United States
geological survey. it has been sseertainsd
that cheaper hreproof materials can be
used TO advantage IN eOustrUetion- that
three TO six times the necessary amount
of material i hahitually used IN strue-
tural work in the United State>. that the
building codes are laxly enforesd. that
the fire loss IN the United States : eight
tines a. much per capita as IN 4ny eoun-
try in Europe, and that the great ere
waste in the United States Is due primer
pally to the Pre'ioninAnce Of frame build
inss and TO defective eonstrueticn and
ecuipuert
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
ROOSEVELT RETURNS IN JUNE
he VIII Make Four Sc: Addresse.
in Europe

Minute. Uganda Pro;eetora,e. - The
Smithsonian Africal scientific expedition
arrived here Friday Oh schedule tine
Every ore IS in excsll-n. hsalth- B<fcEs
leaving Rhino camp. in Belgian ConSo
the hunters secured three more whits
rhinos. a bull buffaIo and other game no,
before rspaFtea- Kermit Roosevelt Oh
tanned >ozle splendid photographs Of .
living rhinoeeros- AL were delighted wff
sheir visit IN TIE CozEo-
Col R0o-evelt's nail has hroaght hiH
several requests to spesk in Europear
cities. but he viii be unable to arrans
for addresses otksr than those ALREADY
promised He expects 10 speak in Psri=
April Is. at the University OF Berlin May
/. and sooz aftsrwards hefore the Nohls
prire committee AZ Christiania-
Cob Roosevelt viii arrive in Enzand
Nav Is. ard soon after his arrival vi
deliver an address az 0xfoE4 University
He plans TO return 20 New Yo<k a6oui
The middle of June
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
GODS METHOD or WORKING
By His Wise Decree tire Little Tnir9s
Have Been cnosen &c confssrc
tne Mighty.

II are would find the ellnlaxirx proof
OF Gods love we must rot 20 search
ing for some giant central flaming
sphere. bat ne must come 70 this little
world that. like 4 wezkling. circles IN
comparative ohSeurity auonx the
mighty suns In this world ne aust
not 20 TO Rome wifk all the poup Of
its worldly empire. bot 20 Palestine. a
subiugatec province shut n 10 its oxa
littleness and poverty. In Palestine
ne must rot 90 TO the capital Jer1Sa-
len. with all its schools and priests
and kings. but 70 Bethlehem. which Is
Only a little village even ar-ong the
thousands Of judah. In Bethl=he-a Ne
must turn from the great houses and
from the inn and look for the cattle
cavern and there ne xfu nnd n.
Prince of Peace lying 4 helpless bAbe
tn the straw History vas repeating
itself there AZ Bethlehem when God
chose that hahe 70 be king over hix
people Israel God has always been
choosing the EsAk things 10 eonfound
the mighty When Samuel announces.
TO Jesse that one Of his son. vas TO be
anointed king. Jesse called in E1iab
first Of all He was tall and handsome
and Samuel thought Surely the
Lords anotnted Is before ne But
the Lord did not choose kim- Then
came Ahinzdab. and he vas Jesse's sec
Oca choice among his sons: but the
Lord did net choose him Then Jesse
called the third most promising among
his bOys. but the Lord did not choose
Shzumzh- Then Jesse and SauueI
we're both al a loss, and Jesse called
one after another Of his socs and no,
ore Of them was chosen Then SzmreI
said: Arc these all thy chiidrenr Jesse
answered, No. there Is the youngest
but he Is only little Lad and re keen
him out in the fields tending the sheen
Samuel bade them bring the us;Ie
shephero in. and. behold. be vas the
Lords choice and he vas znointed
and vent from the sAeepfold into q
kingdom
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
lAfMeN MEET At MEMPHIS
Delegates From Tennessee. Aissis-
sippi. Arkansas and Kentucky.

Memphis. Tena--That IT, worI WiII
be ev4ngelize,i for Christ n this Ssaer1
tioa was the emphatic announceraent oi
the speakers at the oPeuir< s-ssioz Of
the 1yEen's movement uiis>ianary con
ventiou. held NtoriAy uight in the SCOT
tish Rite CAthe,irzl ca Unioa avenns
Sever hundred delegates iron the tsrri-
tory contiguous 10 MemPhis we're N at
tendance, and spsakerS Of NATIONAL and
International fame were On the program
It has been planned TO bold these eoa-
ventious this year in IS cities Of the
country. ant this = the thirty-6fth cor
secutive one 1t : gratifying 10 knoW
that the Memphis convention Is perhaps
the largest yet held in the South, over
I,50o delegates having registered. who
came from Protestant churches in every
to<n and eity IN Tennessee. Mississippi.
Arkansas ard Western kentueky. within
q radius Of 100 miles OF this city
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
An Hers, palirrn.n.

Huntington. W Va--An houe<t 20
licenan. On his round< thrU1sh n dars
alley, stumbled over the haif-esu-sisz.
fcr1a Of 4 man with 5000 in real uiossy
buIging .from his inside eu4t Paeket
The offerr took $50 Of it, hat enly aftsi
protest. a. a reward The man e1plAines
at police headquarters that ne was Geo
Smith. farmer Of St AIbans. who had
sold his place yesterday and was out ts
celebrate last night He did not kDou
how he came 70 De sleeping in az alley
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
New York's Coldest Day.

New York-The coolest day OF the
wear in New York came and went Be
tween sunrise and sunset Monday At
davbrexk the thernometer registered bat
two above zero. with a searching wind
from the northwest. but at 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon the mercury begRn TO mount
and the wind to moderate, and al :
O'Clock Monday night the temperature
vas is above, and at 10 o'clock 20 above
and still rising. There was great sHiief-
ing among the peor in the worst Psnen
of the cold and many cases Of frost brts
ard exhaustion were reported
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
EXPLOSION IN MINE
HEARTRExDrxG SCENES AS nu-
TILATED BODIES COME UP.
forrs ef the Explosioa Was Ter
rlee. xaay Bodies Were
Uzrsco<nizabl..

Ll-akes1cro. ky.-wtsh crsqe hanging
~ every otssr DOR sioux th. two strAx-
9 - strers. of lie Ettis usinrux tswa q
tirsv1i-r and ssoti-y fsneraI eostexss
hsasisi by all sorts of impruyi.-i ke4rs@s
nieV1ng toward the semes-Fy. Weln~~.lay
Sts srgely gisra ov,r 70 sTsc-uarnt q
trath. aork IN the EIk valley oaai uizs-
iafrs s4s no aiteuFt a. holliHs 4ssSz.
sersH'rs over th- @arEied hotie.
Rescur Partiss wsrr rsszg lY ani &ssn
= - mise az 4sy. h4s ~ furtssr ans4s
srrr =ai< tsrizx tAs aftsrsacn. tk-
lasi hssiy n~in< hrpugss up At f.=r9 pr-
lAas hrVu<At the ooazt - tA~ 1ead to
---Ess -s-~r. -sss 49, s.sa- fer~ul@s P-t-r
Kelly Hssst-x Th~ r.sunt rs4s- b --in~
etee.s5s .kz =s.xs=-~= ssfnrsis a1s.
tae tatsi a. ahssse stated Fifsv axs z-a
Ners e tk- ARA aEsrte.i b. ~ sxrlr-
siea 4ut - ~ ts-zty whs 81 "a. .Er-
snarrsiy uu~ Eas unh-rs
~ r--ulz II tb> Sa.asfsr. a. Il tar
1ztas- IN ~ raraify el..-~l ss~n tcssy.
tA~ mra ossrlHx tAsir s-rvhrr. iu r~~r4s
wsrk
TA- n~ws Il th- srpie-ana .rreaE ra--
silg ari ra q - naa-e--s the --sr'- =
ta~ hztie usaiax taan E-rr rrrw11-g
Aruuni te~ sAsit VI lF Wemru Eus
rA-a.rru. a,za-t crar-.s pi-a s-a-f. rlra.s-
= ~lth the-~ &, rAaras 81 80 ms-- So
z~us q tAsir a.r~f ezss. 81 r. sas a.
usst Enrus-l15e 20 k-e- TO -seusa -
tie sAatt riezr. ferzu1af~fg ft~ krr
uAich starfs1 av the ~ -,sn- Ca aat
s'-arkiy. s-l ta< fsa. w~-- ns e-rs .st T.
zrstin1- teW uaueufs af-er ~ -a--
ter a r-tef Psrtr. s-as-i - A-lr-e
Hezg- virv-rr~~ai~Ht arsl -e-~-al rls-a.s-r
Of - - River Teal Caura-r. a.
e.asro-e'i Z. ~ ~ mfn uta IA ---se~3
frou TIE mfu-. a. ueu a. r-sers ~
a5z-r- fraza eshrr EQrtl--.. s-trr-I -
wr-~k-t shaft-
Ths re~rs- party faa-l a -sra- ~ -
,tructhoa ia. - - tr-tx a. o. -
fate u ;he ulen- Th~ srst hassss r,v5g-
sr~% Eere ia fairly x.el cruiifisu. 80
n~u hssiaE hrru sniothe-e'l % Lesfh s-4
nj maugl--i By tn esri1-ara. hzt n
ts~ party push-i Cd they feant b.1.il-s
81 nutilats'i that they uer- uursco.-uiza-
- Carr art fetEis q al 1r-rril,as-.
haa h~-a ssstterei ahozs the nfue by
the terTlals ferr~ q th- exulasier-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
EVERYBODY TO THEIR TASTE.
Mrs. BeInoat Gains Support fer woman
Suffrage

New York.-Mrs. o. H p Belmont
has invited tie nexrO women Of the State
10 join the political equality elab of
which she Is president Ultimately they
nav fern suffrage associations Of their
own. but for the present as ElAny as
wish will b. admitted to the political
equality club. Forty enrolled today At
a meeting addressed by Mrs Belmont in
\ West Side negro church
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10

IN sAy. % ets- ss valerfi-s
Hssi,ssd ali aio-@
Within : Little WusasftknA cot
With ivy oExr<roE--
-n<zce onge q year he S&lEsss farrh.
ThoCSE ksea TIE ncrther h1-~.
To bsGvs Z i@st-r AZ ths dooE
OF every E4a1 - kEeE
Blr Wflh lrrFeasi-< z<- - t1z-s
The azrtert leather p4ek
SSz-e1 fuu e valazrizs=- Toe E-szs
A burden fer his h4rk
= VII 20 Ac1<e- szi1 ths x1i-r
Co trzZctng - ant 4gEr-
III tu-z an har-=z pszzy noE.
As1 bay a sln2 in re~u--
50 z ysG uzlk zl1zx RraaGEaE.
TIE strstoNs wa WsE 1lst
Are 6l1es3 wtfh prrrrT vai=zsizes
O. every size 1E1 kf-1
Wffh CEpld n the Farrzerx1f.
He r~Sz.l@z the-a - zzor--
Bzz- ssIls us e4lzry rzASsfsss s-5-z
A etx csp1rrzezs srcr~.
-Nizza Irri-x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
Earm Cotton Association.

Atlanta. Ga--The governors OF seven
states have nzEled delegates to attend
the rneeting csIled for the purpose OF or
canning The Nationsl Cotton and Cot
ton Products Association HE pro
gran, will inelude addresses BY men prom
inent in every branch Of the vast lndns-
try from the grower to the retailer OF
the manufactured article The purpose
4 to combine into one great organization
all the elements concerned IN the gov
ipx. uuanufaeturing. transporting ami
selling Of cotton ard It's numerous by
PRODUCTS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
Mi Gas Carnival On.

View orleans. La--Hailins Rex hins
Of the Carnival New Orleans today aP-
urosehed the climax OF Mardi Gras les
t;xities. The siren of innuneraose IiNef
craft and the cheering acclaim OF thou
sands of people gathered On shore sent uP
/. welcome to the approaching Honarsh
"a he Landed from his royal Yacht HE
formalitv of turning over the keys oi
The eity TO him, and his parade Alded oy
military and civic escort through e.e
principal streets of the city were wa'-
messed by thousands of cheering spes'--
tors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
CHICAGO MAY VOTE ON LIQUOR.
Petition Secured. But Claim l. Mads
Names Net An Genuine.

ChieagO.-JoyOus heyOnd all restraint
oPponents of saloons gathered a; wiliArt
Hall to celebrate their first great vietOry
in Chicago, securing the necess&ry sI,oot
signatures TO sle their demand that ths
question whether Chicago shall se wet
or dry" appear upon the ofks-ll balios
At the spring election More than enough
names were secured, some estimates run
aing as high as s2.ooo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
S0UTH'S LIVING COST LOW
Different Sections Expens. .s shoxn
by Agricultural Department

WsshinStcn--The dizerensr N tS-
est of hviug for the travelling employees
Of the sePurtneat ef agriculture n the
ii;f-rent sectious of the country has
besn shosn IN tessiuouy JUS subnaiitei
10 the hause committee "a sxpea lif sres
iE the deFartzaeat q agriculture.
IN the South the sxr~a-e of lo.lgin-
sns 7~ais- a. skoEn hy thsir sscrn
statements of exPsnss- averages between
s. and $50 a days IN The fa- Nest.
3 ant $3.50. IN the Central West $40
All n the East - TO s.
In New N0gk. Bossou znd oshsr large
eitieS II = very difseult for them to
9bsain satisfactory c''sslirion--roouas
AID mails iihin s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
NO DISCIPLE OF FLETCHER
This Fellow Eats as Much as a Wax
Boarding Heuse-

washingtOn-Boots Repeti- in ths
presence of witnesses. ate the following
on a wager: One rOzst turkey veisAins
nine pounds, one quart Of eEanhsrrles
three quarts Of sauer kraut- one loaf .
brad. one-half plat Of sweet OIL ons-A2i'
gallon of raw oysters one pat ketchus
and twelve stalks Of esiery- Hepet
washed il down with two eAIiOss 81 eesa
ard four glasses Of ice water.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
IRON MOUNTAIN STOCK GROWS
sso,ooooco Increase ard Asserptioz CT
0ther Lt-es ve;ea-

It. L0uis. Of the -.
LOUIS. Irua Mountain & Soatheru rail-
way. al a H,<etIax here, y0,ed 10 Increase
the capital stock to Sisoo0O-o0o- The IN
-rease i s6e.Ooa.O0o
The absorption OF - AUXILIARY lines
and an increase Of sa5. 900 600 in the
bonded Indebtedness. out Of which the
lines viii De improved, were voted On
favorably-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
Paper Board Pleas Guilty.

New York-The Paper Board Assccia-
ticn. made up Of about forty paper board
manufacturing corporations. which was
indicted some mouths ago BY the federal
grand jury on the charge OF being an II
lezaI combination in restraint Of trade,
this afternoon pleaded guilty TO the
charge. Judge Hough said the charge
against the defendants was the sane a.
that against the Fiber and Manila Paper
As ociation, and he imposed similar fines
in this instance, namely. 5000 against
each defendant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
lIABIuTY'KI OFF COMPETITION
II EMPLOYEES KILLED He GERS
20 PER CENT. ANNUITY.
Scale Of Damages for Lose os Eve,
Arm Finger, Zoe. Etc. Pro
viced II -. Ball

WsshirStoa--Crs of the na<; ra4s-
al Piscss of Prupos~l h.g,slasisu h-fore
The Pre-snt ConSre-s au.l on- ukch s@rs-
sofov~ has ~ ocrapsed any great
amount of attensi0u. - noz bsizz giyea
serlnus cOnsileration ~ tk- ylsiiciAry
7ozistee of the hou>e-
It : the hiIl iutroisrsl by Rep-esea-
tative >ahath iD-u.l q ullnos.. whirh
wozt rclaire all eorPerttioas. -earry-
Ing oa oerE7stlu1s and tra4-s sghj~ct
to th- reSuAtive power e CaUgFvs>.- =
Eurlu.iIn- railroads. ~xPre-- cumpsui-,
and si-~ping car comPanies. u Tay cora-
peusStioa On axed hasi- 70 injured eHa-
ployss- The i~-isAtiou. q enacted.
Sosiid overturn TIE Pre>eat employers
liability Aw. AMI. n fact. revoiut ionize
the existing system Of Indemnity f0E
personal injuries
The bilI deSues th~ amoun, of cOza-
PeHsatioa 10 T. paid By employers TO
employee. In cas~s oi injury or death.
basing i upou the amount Of the pre-
vices earning power of the victim, an.
provides that il shall b paii in the
form Of an annuity The bill i bas~,i
uPon the existing law oi Eugiard ard
Germany. >ueh hw was favored n
one OF the H,e>ssxes cf former PrsS6lea;
Roosevelt, and Presi1eat Taft Is AIsa
sasi 10 have eounentei favOrably upsu
IL
The measure sosS into The mfnutest
detail II regulating the payment for in
jur5e-. Specifying hOw mneh shall be
paid for the - Of an eye. an arm. a
hnger. tee. I>s or impairment of sight.
hsaring OF similar injury. and insiuiing
HaeiioAl. surgical AMI hospital treat
slezf- The los OF a toe i sxe1 at ;
yer cent The los Of both eyes At -
per cent. the loss Of the right hand At
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
UNCLE JOE CASSon SCORED
Eis H.bi: % Swearing Att.ck-c by
Dr.. De2rtzg

- Losis.-B~torr l-sss sei-rat-s in
atisnlzucr al tk~ Layas11s Mis-iu-4ry
CougTe-s h-rr. the Eer ~. ,. l. D--.rluS.
frew Jzp&n. ATTACKED >p-4ksr Cszzra
larrs an attress. t~-aa-e q tn Era
sAai-y ~itA vhieA the ss~aker : Papz
lzrly crssite'A nr nearirx All - -
iieses Ezarziag PRAYER ~oaI sork a So
9sEtul ehanze N tA~ sfezker-
I kzoE a JaFanese euuut-- - szit.
-uho. Whsn eoz-ratshtea upaz kis So
cs-s a. a irsisl.tor. saal - .lzas=ss sas
due eHtirely TO his kahst q heriug ~
htzd an4 przyirs every zscrzasg
-Sinee arriving IN Arn-rs-s- caasi-z-l
pT. Dsariu-. I've Weas1ered wtesh-r
many Protlems Nould RI - -ane1 4
Uncle Joe Cannoa = t<ou-At aroz-E -
give th- SAnss ts-firaenv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
$4,000 OFFERED JEFF
For Tea Meztks' Shev-PrcvStes Hs
Licks the Nsxre.

Chiesgo tie lump sun Of
H50-Oo0 for his shAre, or a salary Of
$1,000 PER week With 80 per eeHs- Of the
9rofts above that amount. James J. JEFF
fries viii start on a ten months. to1r
1f the world AZ the had Of an stAIetSc
show en- July 5. provided be gains The
afie OF worlds heayy-wsight eha-pioa
hss meeting With Jack johnson oa
Iuly 4.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
FIGHTING DIVORCE
Laynea, cIergynea and welea JsIn
Hands L Virginia

Richmond, ya-LAymen, elergymen
and WOMEN Of Prorirence thruuSet the
lobbiss Of the legislature, eaieavoring
10 prevent the passage OF 4 bin intro
Sueed bv Senator Riseon. substituting
the words either party for -agzTieved
PARTY" in the Preseat divorce law of
virginia The contention is that the
change would turn conservative Virginia
into : --wid open divorce resort
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10

A nan can so give his hand TO hu<k
ness IN that be becomes nothing but
q hand; another can give his mind 70
intellectual problems 50 that he be
comes only a brain carried around
on stilts. While Jet another becomes
stomach and no more But religion
gives to all lives the spirit and aim
that apportiOns to every part its true
function. s1bduing ali 20 a purpose
great enough 10 enlist al the poxers
and 10 bring then to haEHorscus s4sl
mesa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10

Bud4bo. y Y.-Th-~~ degrees below
usro Eas registered h>r~ At o'elock
sunday. the loNest temperature in sew
zral years 4 slight f1Il Of snor aeeo.s-
panied the drop in temperature One
a-asru1n vas fFazra 70 death And txo
ssh~rs, believed 70 have net a SIMILAR
fAte, are missing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
Pnnt PaPer Too High

ColuEbas- O--At the annual meeting
Of the Associated Ohio DaiIies. held in
this city, statement upon the pries
whieA publishers should pay foz prin.
PAPER vas made By JohE Morris. chair
Hzn Of the committee on paper Mr. Nor
rs said that il frce eompetitioH prevailed
N the paper trade, EeEs prizt SHOULD be
delivered at SIS 4 ton- er Sis Per 100
pounds More thsn $4,000 90 a year :
paid by newspaper publishers for atuos-
PAerie moisture n Print paper, Ae d.
Jared
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
c. Wn

Good vii Is ~ work ard r. Is FAX
srx ghtngs better II spite of the rre-
vailirg social philosophy. Il IS gaining
ground Eyea nov xith szrch partial
hating half-hezrsec reccguiticz as ne
give II. gcnd vii IS making thfzxs
better er-Dr waxbsnstcp Glactea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
Mississippi News
|OUOO OOOOOuO

w van.1ivsr, farmer rear Murphy,
EzeE fve i5-GnOath-Oid hOgz, from Which
u ros i,s34 pounds Of pork and isg
bsssss sf lard, the average weight Of the
We koxs being sss pounds after the lard
.r taken cut Just after Christmas
" yaniiver killed . pig that weighed
I<s Jss pounds. Mr.. VAndivsr says his
keat from these hogs viii not eoss him
bwsr sezts per pound, and that the iiea
kAzt il eosts a man more to raise Nj,
ksat than il does TO buy It Is all bosA,
i he hzs tried both
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10
FEna peepess spo, u Sea.

New YOvk--The deepest spst in II.
"a = leo zil-s oT the isaad Of esazus
shere sounssiHgs ma2e By Dr. ChzEi~>
II. Toxnsend of the AIbatr0ss expesi;ioE
recorded GeP,h Of 1900 feet, n>4Els
six zaile<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-10

Greenwood Is at present very much in
|sressed IN the announcement Of Pre-i-
|rn. Lztta, who i president Of the Chr
nrc. Memphis & Gulf Railroad Com
Iazy. of the plans Of this new venture.
Iskh shows tha; this proposed line win
rza trun Cairo. H. to Jackson. Mss.
J Aere { viii eouRect with a road to Nex
(-sszzs. The Greeuwood Business Lsaxue
n besz actively Engaged in a eazup.ixa
lave tbs line pass through Gresn-
sd from MeE7his and % to Jaeksoa.
y Ya1oO CITY.