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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
Thirteen KILLED
IN RAILROAD STRIKE
KENTUCKY NoUNTAINEERS TAKE
UP STRIKERS CAUSE
AL FresAt Ted Up-Eapzss EQUIPPED
Nlth Steel Plate Shsfters-Ez-
Eize~rS Are TerrlHe1

L~sHztaa. Nh ssriks situstaoa
oa th- Qle~u ani Cr~~~ut Rsiluas j.
-ro~in< >seasiiiy uar-s. aui th,rtsvn aasa
hsvs tevu kiIs-d up to date Oi the
fauT s~rs deputy .h~rif. SEVERAL "a
sInrsrs have b-~n dangerously uuunsl~ri
By haiiet- inten,i~i for th~ hf~u~n.
Al ir~iehs on th~ hns ~Ss~pt a fsu
csFs Of f-ri-hahl~. 3. ti-'l ti-ht or = -
M hsn.ii~,i over oth~r rpsd.. bit the
pa--sngsr trans arr not r1oiested sNevrt
tor OCCASIONAL rc--ks buried throush the
siiasiur-- Th~ troabls . couaned 10 the
ll~trte, frpm king's Msuntsiu. 10 South-
-rn k-utnky. TO Sau Eright. Tean. ant
practically al Of ~ kIlins hss b-en
ioa~ By tte Mvzutaiussrs instead Of tks
striker
TEE oi the -g-clal offcsr, iaid h,rv OF
TIE -hoatiug of 6r~usan by nouH-
talaerF ako -tos-l h.--ia~ ths trssk a.
TIE tram ps---d. having ruue~si-.. BE-.
-hoiruu ia - ossrail- Whsa :ke en-
.1ns pas-s,l ths fireman sarsl out ths
osb atn.lou an.l the rsosIutslnesr l-rkesi
his sho'gua from his eysrail>. hls~ thu
hre1an- had ertir.IV oif sud kiked
ths sliVerlng h--ly INTO th~ di,rh ~hile
TIE fr4iA pulled on- Thea h. di-sP
PARED into tho ,hirksss and par.ui; as
hopeles-.
TIE -i.giussrs. bsakenie- and mtchia-
- hsv- tbr-atrn-,l "a quii work and th-
zfaesrs have To-i;ivsis refused 10 -
80 fr,i-ht trsm- after dark. cven wh-n
Hzatsstsi BY steel plate -hufte=.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
S.oooooo CORPORATION
orgaziEstioa TO Bore feE OH and Gas i,
C0piah, Liacola aza Pike

crystal >PrinS---A vss4 sort o.
thrl = tiHslas in the Vsiu> o. farmers
hsreaoo1t over The OPERATIONS of the
Birmingham uli and GSs CoupoHy Of
birmingham, Al a eoueern capitalized
al s'-ooo-oo@
In the not distant past. sxp~Et. made
critical examinations OF the suriase IN
dieaiioa- oi tn grszt wstsrslled disId
ing the Mississippi and Pearl river val
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
FORD. MISS. THURSDAY. MARCH q. 1911
$4,000 TROOPS
TO HOLD HAWAII
WAR DEPARTMENT PUSHES PLANS
PROTECTING COAST.
Gen- Weed Adnits Oar FeScss n
PhihPpinss Are Ezttreiy Iaa4s-
guats to Held Isiss1s.

Msshirgtoa--It uou4 r~qu,r~ )
ooo troos-. 10 peetsrly saf~.saard n.
Ha~siian I.lzn.l.
Thi. statement "a. made b, t..a
Arthur Murray. ,hiri af th~ s,a.t ar.
ullerv. who Ia. charge o., a.. defea.-.
% Hawau and ~h, Ia. b-~a On the
grouBi making r-r-auai ob-erss,iar..
EvsH tn fortaidabis san. whisa are
no~ in riawan arr NJ .ufn~s~ut vr.
VISION against . sahlea astaek. ana a
DEBATE rl-n !. bsiag esrrie-a sut h.
prevent tie sssec-~- of .nek an attaek.
u vas posnt-,l ,,,is u-st ulanv .lav.
ago that tho var J-raFtsi~nf -. alive
% ths dans~r 81 an sftark ~ Houaluia
sni PEAR hartar territory fresa th-
nugth -ul-. d. es,i-r ts rnsst this patrat
veskne--. th~ government s.kel the
hvirt,-rs. .hit etdrr O. rrp.rt - pla--.
ea th- uarth ss4.t ~here an sttarx
uouhi - r-ss-ibir vita the assistance
ef tr,.p .hif.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
aES 70 WASHINGTON.
Nist Corferx About Military
Matters

li-+seH- Arthur Fridge.
staesr OF the Mississipppi IA.
- has gone to Washington
- & tAis visit Is TO eoofer
a. Mis- and others OF the nA-
s-ri bureau relative to sendin.
( Ne Mississippi militia to the
A-IEoas in order 10 note the
.-aEsrs n progress there.
- se~a some eoVrespondence
NFsaa on the SUBJECT. and
= ersi4sa to follow this up By
Elsst and conference A
'a< eiaeers unsier Gen FrSdre
4 '& STAFF have expressed a
~ - to the frourier il Ii.
$ ready for them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
go SOUTH, MY Boy"
SAYS CHAMP CLARK
LAUpS ADVANTAGES AND POSI-
BrLITTES OF DIXIE.
Day Is cszsnx vhen the Ssuth vn
Be the Rickes; Part oi the
united States

OAacaso. Iu-CcSzr.~-rnsa Chanp
Clark Of Ns-es.ri, The con.ss -p~aksr
% the usssau-l hog.s Of representative.
Amended ih~ fs.sozs saving 81 Hsrao-
t're~ly -t.~ Wet yoang nan. gO
West ani uiad~ it read -t.o South.
nav boy 20 >eutk~
>uPPi@m-u,inx 49, sn-E4mens. Mr
Clark .4i4
-fhs >outk J. tk- pla~r. ant nv ad-
tW~ . 70 20 th~r~- Noa scat eat 40
aHusA 2s va 50 k~rr 10 th~ No<.k ~
yoa b. EosIu Dr.. ieur sictkis- must
- llxhisr snd th~r.forv -. ~xr-n.5s~
hou seat have 10 aav fusl o. .p-ak
-. AL yoa CsH 49, year hor-.-. and
esitl- 20 <rNs- oat of 4asr. tn war
ronnt
believ- NJ. tie >outh b. th- p.sor
nan. hu'i, aa.i yea y hs~ - ~ th- dsy
r-~u the >oSsA .. Eosux to - ID.
Fichs>t part of th~ uifs. state
WAY. ay. { snos a zaa wh.s ua.i.
si5.nl9 - ou~ var e iars~ a--~- Of ~
irser- >suu.4s 6.Ay. 5n~~ut ts Tr1~.
tASu-s. fos : 'o.nS ~ pain. 10 sn.i eat
tt. zr,tt ruuutry. haF-. 49, q ycs
-sni . TAP. f~lhss ~ a.lvsrs- Tkst ..
- ~sriF % tA- >.sathlsn4 an.i -rsw az
~Iih r'. Pro<rr..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
SALE OF BLooDED STOCK
Fancy Prices ob,ained For Hereford AID
Angus Cattle

Jacksoa--MlsS.ssippl held her hrss
sale Of thoroughbred stock SATURDAY and
at the sane tine Il has the ,-IstIneti01
OF being the first sale OF the kind ever
hebl in the South east OF the Mi>slssiP9
river. and the priees brought dszoa-
strzte< xhat can b. dons IN ;hiS STATE
xksn intelligence and care ar bEesaghi
INTO pl4y. The sale Vas AZ Puhllc
auction and took place on the Ia NeT-
net stock farm Of ". J. DAVIS and Sea
txo nils from tAiS city
The sale vas attended BY interested
parties from Mississippi Alaba-a1- Los-
isiana and Arkansas ard some q the
stock sold went to each OF the~e states-
Twentyeight head OF Angus and
Hereford cattle we're disposed Of ard
brought tbs SUN OF $500. or an ever
are Of $3.50 per head, divided as
follows:
Fourteen Hereford bulls bTOught the
sum of s3.I35 or an average OF ss25-ss
per bead.
-Four Hereford COWS brousht $3.50 or
an average OF sI70-
-Four Angus bulls sold for $50, an
average OF sI62-5o-
SIX Angus COWS brought s-s7e, an
average OF sl53-53
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
BRYAN TO VISIT JACKSON
S0nni,tee Arranging for wi,,io,,u
Jubilee EaEages SPEAKER,

'aekson--With a view 20 h-s-.-.-
'ne women Of the churches Of JarE.os
and other Mississippi cite. into . -
'eA,'<Ai'on OF their fraternai du,ies ,r5
80 'he evident desire to increase ths
'e''or With which foreign mis.i,-,-,-
SOfE mas been carried on in ,hi. .,s,c
'He ieSleFs Of the missionary so..ietis.
% aA the churches of jackson h,v.
ieeiced TO hold whs, /, known a. !
jubilee OF Foreign Missions in Isek.
soa- ihese sessions. which will b. nYr.lv
''lucAtl'e, will Be held on April u ana
- and the church members OF this e;,x
expect to arouse an interest in mi..;o'-
arFism that has never been witnessed IN
Aississippi- Already, several persons IN
towns throughout tn. state Who b,v.
osen notified OF the approaching jub,les
aaSe signified their intention Of taki,g
an te1ive part in the discussion, and
there Wiil Be a Iarse representation
present from several cities IN yario,,.
parts OF Mississippi.
Aside from the interest eau..,g bv
the mere announcement OF their inten-
tons, the committee last nivht declared
that It had correspon.ed vith the Hon
William Jennings Bryan With a vi~u
10 securing his services a. 4 lecturer
during one OF the sessious- Mr.. srvsn
i intimately acquainted with TIE for.
elgn missionary heli, having eyi.cnced
great interest IN TOPICS nsi.sisrary
during hIs tour OF the worH. and he
has given several notable sddrssse. in
various cities Of the country re.l.iy-
TO the missionary theme. Il = kn.un
that Mr.. bryan has a speaking engage
ment during the week preceding
Easter IN various Tennessee cities. ans
the ladies in charge OF arrangements
for the loosl iubilee are eon61eut that
Mr. Bryan ~ill .cce,!e 20 their uisL--
and honor Jackson and I-cAsouite, NItk
visit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
EssoRS ARE AT WORK.
s kxpeeted in the Values
This Year.

oanty assessors are bGsily
FeParing the new realty and
.-essnent rolls for the cur
. nd reports from over the
. the effect that they arc
A'is good headway with the
-'esy' this is a campaign year
fa aad it is not likely that
aHy remarkable Increase in
ahd personality rolls, for a
10y Of the assessors are eandi-
ertion, and, if the future
sy the past, they are not
TOO striet in placing of
s0psrty When their political
hands OF the men whose
F are assessing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
GEORGIA HEADS THe LIST


Atlanta ssa--Arrusii,uz t. .-lirs.
.aapiisd By th- Rarksfeil~r sanitary csau-
--,eu 4ud uaade pabllr b. th- state
t-.ari o. hesith. 60 10 ~ p-r esas- Of th<
-assl shiElreu IN - f.~or<iz roust.->
hsge ha-sS worm- T@-nsv "a ferty -
srat. Is 8 rgu-t-s arr aisat~d ans
O. - r-r e~ut- iu - eazn;i-<. MA -
etesptlou o. sb~ Csrul5aa.. th< in;-vt.aa
-ssa- 10 l. greater r. s'~er.a thaa "a
za1 ~-sUtheru -fats.
kasmuaataas. % -rAa.l eksiil-n arr
h.z n,asi- b th~ roaaui--zau throuzh
g. bssre- % h-alsh IN tAe falisasa<
-tst--s t--ofxa. &iabam4. Ars1n-a-.
I4aa>.azs. Ma--s--.Fps. Tsza~~-e- zz.l
N#ffa sml >ssssfh 4 taf,.llua-
il. ..-orxi4 l7.sss ehisirrn alfsa.ls have
h.,a exanlin~,i. ana sh.sut soaa treated
Literature = h-iug scattered throu<houf
r. >outh- showing how - o1r- sud
r,sashst ike lufsctlau. uhsh = 4onr prin-
eiH4Ilv rhrough Sanitafiou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
GOVERNMENT WINS VICTORY
NsrcAaafs' as4 Nf=<rS Traasvsrtatisa
Cazp4zy

>ssaausA- '.a--Iai-~ EBory - ~
t~rpl~'t ia isvos 81 th- z,sv~ruu~ut m
th- rate es-~ sg.ss-t tn N~rrhaas. AT
Nru~rs' rrsn-Psrt4tina CsupauF- wa~u
- .snt. ->ar~ls th- tetsnsiaai esaa.is
b. hard 20 d~f.r.i ou~ ehararf~- u
crlun@ b -hns NJ q c'susuiitss-i znat - -
IAs tefsu.lant b.. al staux a.ias ssss,l
tat q eharx,,i D. J. uigier ! "a. %
fsiiasi~lFhla salv 70 r~us. hunstrsl
F-sursis 80 grsia -kfPu,~ats q Isrk-,r-
stli~. aai r st-a aiuassssa tAas Oh,
rate ou ~ az that srar- ia ~ ofsr~ ~
IA iut~r-fst- cuassn-rv~ eulnrl .-ar,u -.
% csuf.. huf th~ s-f-u-- euut~u.I--I fhrs
al -hiFp-r< fresa ~~rtaia tsrnrary svr-
ssveu tA~ ia~~uf ra.~
iuiG~ >p-~r haai. r- - s-,usaaa tssr
tAs - r~Fur~- that ts= rate =. er.i
su4 % aak~- - lE~rvue~ hau 70 saglr
rate nzav 10 kHo~u. ~ ii e h --t
On ~ wh~a q -zreeL th~u td-- h.
vioitts,1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
PROPOSED INCOME IAY
T~szty-Su States Have Acted Favsr.
ably % Parasites.

N~s Aork-Nin- aass STATE mss.
ratify tn PruPss-s,i fe,l.Tsi iu...aa~ tAx
am-@ias-ut b-fsr- 10 can b-,esss a r.s-s
sf th~ cuustituii'sn. Esp.,rt. rse~5v.,l
ksre fruu sbs espitaks af th~ fartv--x
ststes shsW that The an-nsu~ss a.
reo-ave. fsvarabie 1etsoa IN fa= aains
lrxlsi4tares % tw~ntv~sx
IhEss -t4tr>-Neruunuf. Eh-.l~ Istau.i
sra ttah-hzrs refused O. rstlfv ~
s1i-asiz~at a. th1s var. ie..r-laturr.
vhil~ ~ Hamn-hlr~ IA. takes f4vas-
able setsoa ~ eu~ hrsHeh ot fhs l-,sls=
iAture auly- Aa.ous tA= sNss~a thas
ssss aet yss z~ts,i thzs year ta.s sss---
'aou = nsN Pensiiag - tA- l~zisharurs-
81 iesssslaus. Nvz lork. Mas>.sea1s-.,r..
Naia~- touasytarat. Fsau-g lvsnsa AL
Me- isr-~y-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
OUTPUT OF OIL IN srATr
so'sra7eat Issues Soas l,t.r,,,;
Statisties.

- Aceording to infor-Atio-
'-i l.sa,f ,! The United state. DE-.
nient Of Commerce and I.,t.s- "a = ~,
A'.ons OF eottou-scd oil we're vro5g-r5
'h Mississippi IN 1904. Tn. "a. w,-,h
approximately ss.5sa.seo. T.s..
SIDERABLE amount Of money su.i H.. r,,-.
Aet "hich demand. this rro-lr,, b.. i,
''A Y. o.'~i.t one 10 ihs people Of the tat.
iAis Tact hs~ led nsa Who wi.h 20
- oic"margariHe take the pis-, az
0ui'er to make It appear that Is. man
".@s'are oi "irOmarsarine fusu -. or.
oi the greatest, ID mo-, th. srrst..., -,
s"is Tor thi- market demand But .n.b
8 not the ca~e. Ia fact. the valne Of
we eotion-e-'i oil used ln the manuf,,.
'iFe oi this prosiuct j. - email ,r .,,-,,.
p@rison that 6; b. not worthy of III.
,s' consideration. e-F--riaily uhen ii.
value OF the DAIRY Proiuct. oi the ,,a,s
are considered
In 1905 tie value oi the eo,ton..,,i
oii used IN the maauiasfure OF oi.o-,,-.
sariue IN this country va Ssaa a.. 40
he value Of all the cottou-e,,l Oh pro-
a"eed IN 1909 Was approximately So.
S3li00- This means that Iess than
pr cent OF the cottoa--e,i oil .os u..
Used IN making olcomargsru-.
According 10 the department re-.rt
Mississippi produced about Is uer esn,
Of all the eOtton.eei oI prodn.,,i IA
1903 Csing tins hgl7e tor lso>. Il :
shown that the value OF the eo,tou-..,l
ol used IN oieomargarine returned 10
the cotton farmers OF Missi,sppi the CON
ParatIvely small amount Of S.s.si~.6-.
According 10 figures compiiei bv the
l ni'sd States Department. oi A-ricul-
'ure the value oi the butter pro.ins.l ia
Mississippi IN 100, va S5.iIi.ess. OF
Tor every dollars uorth ot cottous..,l oil
used In making oleou.argarine the coa.
OF the state returned over so uorth Of
dairy Proiuct-.
Thee are facts vhich the farmers of
MississiPpi shouli carefully consider b.
fore they lend their support to any move
ment vhic. discourage dairyiu-. An
increase In the Pro.iuctsou OF dairy pro-
ducts IA Mississippi pill b. ju-, .iNty.
nine times OF greater valus than su M
ereAde in the Protuctioa Ct oiegmarga-
Tiae.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
EYES WOULD BURN AND STING

IT Is Just a year ago that ny SIS
ser cNrs~ over here 20 - Sh~ lad
te~a here ocly few weeks xhen h~r
eyss b~<ss 70 b. res.. and 20 burn and
sting a. 4 she had sand IN th@n.
Tea Ne Es~4 all % th. hoEne RENE
dies she Sash~,s hsr eyes Nth sal,
~afsr. uss-1 ho, tea 70 bashe th~n
ritA. an1 eaa1Axe,t them over nsxh.
uifh tea leavvs. bat all to 40 purp.aw.
So Sezt % The drug store ana xus
scn> saiv~. but So <rex couStaatIv
~crs~ She wAz scarr~iy abb 70 Isox
n The hxAt AZ asf she e~ctssa 20
g. % a euctcr. h-ca-se So could
hardly work azy ulcrs Th~ Doctor
sate H WAs a very severe das@ase. 1-a
y sA~ Cd not folior his orf-rs cIa-s-
y So zirat Iose s~r syszsxh- re
rssss- h~r eg-s euru ara applsed el~c-
t-tcitF 70 tA@1,. ard gave her vArsous
einf-i~ntS In fAe tWo ana a Aalf %
tkr~~ Zoc-hs thas sA@ x@zs 70 n.
coefor. rs eo1l1 see very HssIe ~
EraT~Ez-zE
Th~n we lad r~ai SO rurn hc~
r~opi~ lad b-~n k<lp-t ~ Cztiez-a
thAs ne tAo4xhs ne Eculz try 4. sza
Ne e&anos - sh2akfai @no@rA that 80
zr--1 g. NJ sister uzsd tse Cnt1ru-a
Fii-s 'cr rurffyizg th- Blood. e.tA>4
culy rith c4r;cEra soar. an4 az zlxa<
a.rsr WAshlzx. Sc aroirt.s. h-r ~v~-
sery g~afiT % ths oursi1e wIth ss~
Czfirz-1 oaatzear IN e1e ssek- to
sNeHi-r was enslr~Ir Euu@ frrra to
sTss. aa4 2ster a muEth tksr~ "a 20
iocE-r auF -suras ar watering % tss
ey~s- So euzll1 Already So better.
and n az x~~ss she Eas cured
fSt<-~4t Nz JaliA CseEtes<a .ass
CtaA - 81 Loss. No. Ak 3. lsIa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
PREDICTS WAR WITH Japan


tsrtia. euas sen Eesgsfisa- -
fsauo,zs fzsszlEa srisrr. 3. sa.s,at - r.sA-
E.h = srstsral ,ayasa,n srsus--aaaa sh-
relatsou. 81 - Jusss8 state asI
izFan- Aarh. Ia tlsN 81 - oasz-ts a~r-,-
istsaa AsHs a. a. -1F~sr- aertag o. zs-
isafiaa
Ih~ eazas a~-~rt- isFaa U-sa~-en-
ssiy 6. fTvFari-< te- a. a.sr---5s= zar
4E4lnst ~ uatssl STAT STA q. zl-.-a
aEr~ - - prvPssrs'l sr tn str X =
.Nlfh Ea->zs- - .sys sssf~-z-n srs -,lu-
tlurr-i 49, swFfr rz-asaf =sal-
flnl- - ~NH>s = : Er-as seu~r afthsaas
ah-salzfe s4~Al szrsva4s = ~ Fsaea-.
@h-rh 40 ts la.ta-p---sa5~ 70 a-r uoz-
zzrrlal FFs-y-rlsE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
FRISCO HARBOR TO
Be MINED AT ONCE
ARMY MEN BELIEVE WAR WITH
JAPAN IS COMING.
IrSoPs Cong 10 HaEan-Ceu Nj.
Says We wosl4 Lose Oar IHsuiar
PoSsessicz u Evcnt sf War.

>sa frauci~eo.-AiiHe planting uP~rt
n1a, uiii b-giu At the entrance ai SAs
!rAnesseo on aS about April I.
Ls.sl army offeer. admit that tn
Aarb'r i,'io D. uin-i aa Apui 2. but
say it was part oi the regular traialuz
ior the mine planting curp-.
The nam tspic of ll-eu>.,au az,onz
tie ranking array othe-rs q >sn Fraa-
80 y not th~ troubie slou- the Mex.
an b'ui~r. but Japan \ th-,ry i.
-PrrA.iiug amoug them that tn rial r-s
IA Tor s--emblins tru-P, aiaag the 6r
der Ia, somethiug TO ds wlth 1apan
hey potH' 20 many ft,t- 90 -ai-taH-
tate thar th.ous..
Ihat The Fourth p-osi>sousI rauapauy
"a. dlshsu.isd and ~.ut hack ta IT,
station on the hattsue~ aui smalae-
meHt> sbnut the hay sitter b.iu- ulobsI
lssL 40 the Pre~i..l,,. q. .,.a-ai-r.,l -
nitcauf. a. t. al-o th. ia.t thas the
fIfth csvairy . h-inc ru-t-,i f.. >an
frauci~eo 90 - embarked tr th-
iiauaIisu l>hn,i>. AMI that the Sscunl
infantry Will b. ,en, there on th- CraoN
ueNt uesk
Formerly there "a, onlv ou,. hattalIou
q the Turntisth infantry -tstioasd iu
Jh- Hassii4n lsiznsL Whsn th- frst
cavalry ARRIVES there that garr.aa vii
lave a uomiuai strength IF full hsizad
~ chr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
DEVELOP SOUTH MISSISSIPPI
Railroad Msz Combine VITA ChicaEc
Capitalist to Push wcrk

ilat'ie~burz- "a apt. = e. lea.+-. rrs,s
dent oi tiir t.. :. 3. ra.iraI. -reut Non
day n Hzttf'-bu1- "a oauiersn.e with
Willis :. ThomF-"n- isun a. >r.s-,r
aad Isme, NJ >s'iNsu. ,ai.s-o aPi
tsii>t> AMI rtr-s~-rtatis,- or th,
Mi-~i->ipr, trlnn,zataE A--e-iatioa
vrta rrfrr~nr~ 90 tl- v0Ek ta-y l-,e
uu,l-Ttaksu ier th- -sttiru-ut sf .sl-
0ver ansis 81 >,uthern Mississippi.
Plans Uers agyr,d uPoa iar rrlusIei-
M the Fabach,r restaurant property
adjoining the Hotel Iiattie~burs. for ol
nets t"r the attenuation t--s.laJlos,
ihe Islea b-iu- e" ~ thy eat.rr Ersi
tor iar making Prmanrnt -slib.t o.
the Prsinst, oi ui--i--ipri FARMS iial
tieshurs VII. - hsals. .uart--, i,- thr~ Al,
,.-iStipn aud th- immsn-- var> ir ta-
undertake. m .I,,eiaF#n- ~ -aat-era
seelIeH of the state
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$4,000 Rire CsaI.

Beaumont, Tex.-The Southern Klee
s;rowsrs' Association of this city h.
sod 10 sIx rice mills 25O.0o0 barrsis oi
rough Japan rice. which IS the hEge-t
single rice sale ever made The 8mount
involved in the transaction l. estimated
At $4,000. The nee i sold On the
basis Of the association prices aH4
Grading and the total amount involve
will depend upon the amount Of e@.h
grade. but it is beAeved the total con
Siderstion will range eiOsely aroaH4 IT,
s1m named.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
eUl0GIZe CLEVELAND
Grover Cleveland Association HerSrs
Birthday AnnivsrSary

New York--A scor. OF admirers OF
Grover Cleveland met in the southern
Club under the su,pics, of the CIeve-
kni Administration Association AMI
suIogi1e,I Mr.. CIsvsiauai.
THIS association ws> organizssl t~u
year~ ago. with the hte John =. Car
hsls a. Chairman. Ia p~rI-tuate tin
memory Of Cleveland BY hoIiins an an
nuAl meeting on his birthday annivrr-
sauV
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23

I trt>a TO cure ,hts ssr eighteen
raonsss. but q grz1zaliy goS worse. A
eoc'er aiyis-a ne 70 have ny tan,fis
eEt out hEs I dhi rot Ike the ie<a
Anosh>r Doctor erarnin-st re. ard tod
re th~ sanas thinw I finally wos a ecs-
Tie . PsrunA and AFTER had TAKEN
ere bo,fl~ NJ thruas vas better I
eoaxht ana us-d a 91=~n sotsb-s ard
s<E ! was xoLng u ges vel. and I dix-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23

C1sszs ot-aahs Ikszxks Sh~ Caz-
c.al~1 Dsa-ar1x

Ne~ Nesk-Th- ust- aal a ,aasza,sr
u la--PA Han o: >ataEnsh. t.a-. 90 -
th~ Hr4gshi~>l AMI nis-t 5zsus
ia tn ~esurh. SER e1
"a th-lF sias-Tooz1 zhari The s,~am-dlia
i-as,atazaa uh hlis rls-tsH> sasp-st-s-s.
acting 90 Hiystrr5ou- Up. .ah-.-,;ls.us-
l. fastnss 70 ., f4i--. made a Vasl ,sarch
fur a dizH8uu1 nsvklare thousht te sav.
hs~n Purehas-,i ahroa1. Th- .sarrk prov
iag futiie. Mr. Han and the dauxhte-.
klizs Lamar Hull. w-r. silas-,i q pro-
eev-i - tasIr batei. Eh-f. azath~r ia azh
ter. Nina W. eousal--einx trusa a. IT.
tsek ot tyPhaid fever. aad rres7sss,i
them wl;haut haviHg ben >ubieets.l 70
<earrh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
VOL. XXXV.
STATE NEWS NOTES |
Weekly 6oose. OF views Items Gathered BY Our |
Special Correspondent at Jsck,os.
.DsEsESrATIoN UNEQUAL.
,u pistrieting of Missisippi Works
sore Freaky Tricks

kk,oa.-Secretary Of state Power
w,varel tabulated report from
sfs.ial returns in his department
T.. the senatorial contest in 1907.
I, s.stional and supreme court and
- commissioner districts. Taking
I Il thee districts a. a basis Of
k.1-,a. there Is the First senatorial
q composed Of Hancock, Harrison
l,-s.s.n. whsch have ono ss..Atas
szr representatives, and these three
/. ,csal vote for United States senA-
k45s.
y ~ecou4 district is composed Of FIVE
-. q vas, a. George has been
ssszl. making the sixth, who are
= te one senator and i've repre-
A.ve-. yet they cast $500 votes.
!, S;1ts.nih senatorial district, CON-
q The one county OF Noxubee, un-
~ soue cuHiition, is entitled TO
YEa,og and three representatives,
(rir 30 votes were reeorded-
y 60 county of Bolivar, composing
birth district, east s93 votes, vet
a eastog and two representatives,
zsA and >harSey, comprising the
r1sh distrirt. cast 496 votes, vet
nrs a -enator and tao Representa-
A1other twOcounty district,
y ard Jasper, cast 2,e23 votes in
4ze slectiou, and get one senator
.srss rspre-entatives, their voting
RI b-iHg almost three times that
soecounty district of Noxubee.
rse three and a half times that OF
srlE county district.
rrEss 70 Secretary Powers figures.
rus- ea-t Tor senator in 1907 was
~ Il i considered doubtful
" ths sane number will Be At
n 1911.
y ale time Secretary Power
- i-Ires IN the sane election by
N cszrt districts, also the number
,zasars ani representatives appor-
he summary % n follows:
$ Dss;rirt-Attah, Bolivar, Hinds.
,. lssagseaa- hemPer, LAUaeraale.
N8lsau. Ne-hoba. Newton. Nox-
Eaakiz. >oOtt. >hzrkey, sun
Earreu, Washington. NinSsoa,
IHeaiy countie~. Total vote
>snators aPPortiOued 10 L..
-srl;iyes -.
"a hSsrirt-Adzuas. Amite, Clal-
G.-ks, Copiah, Covingtou. Frank
r7rss 6Feeas, George, Hancock.
-. lassseu, Jasper, Jeffersoa. JEFF
lA7i', Lamar, Lawrence, Lincoln,
Pearl River, Perry, Pike, Sin.p-
NJ, hayae, Wilkinson Twenty
zzres. Total vote 1921. SenA-
isprtNzed 10 IL. Representa-
2 Dstrlet-AlcOrn. Beutoa. Cal
ta-oll, ohirkasaw, Choctax. Clay.
na- De>'sta. t'renads. Ittawzmba.
e. Les- Leaorr, Lownsie-. Mar-
Ks7es, Aoafgomery, oktibbshA.
fausotac. PreurlSS- Osfiru-an
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
WOMAN BADLY SCAlDeD
ssiIIzE Water Tsro~n u Face wAea
Car ExpleSkz-

Nsy6sd, hy--Nlr-- Alma to.-hr1n
vas badly ~ahs-,i ~ h-r hour IN
ihH- ety that -b~ probably sIll L-s
heE sys~ight- - vss 4l~s blrus-l har-
rlbly GA the i4rs- >iae 81, h.alins mat
m an sir-tIgut can Wheu sh@ ts.,i the
Id - and The explosion r,-~ults,l
Bs'iiiHx water VA thrusu iuta - tar,-
and Hasat Was blown cat With terri6r
forcs, striking her IN th, face.
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WI Protect Anerlcans

American eitix-ns t-li
a. prisoners of var by Mexican author
ties al Ca,as GraRdes. wh9 have b.-H ~
ported in danger Of execution. aui
Henry Whittlc, vho vas arrested ~
Ciu,laJ POrliriO DaE. are safe AMI S--
,urcd Of fair treatment. according u
tsIrgrsphic advices received BY the state
department today from American oon-
sulzr oficers in Mexico. Cen Navarro.
coraauI u the federal forrss 90
Casas Grande. has assured the consular
officers that reports that the men are
in danger are without fc..ss!ation-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-23
THIRTY FReMeN OVERCOME
RsfrI SeEatInI COnpaay Bzrzed AZ
$500. 600 Less

Chsesgo. Thirty areuseu w-ss OYER
ooms By the tum.~ oi smrnauia ski
Sighting a hre which destroyed a var--
house Of the Monarch Refrieerstius
tcmPsEy and eau--,i ls.ss II sSo0 pos
Thrilling F.-sEscs wsrs made m sarrs-
ing the unconscious fremsn froaa the
burning structure Il VA n.~s-sarv l.
take them down the fre $3.50. a tAs
cables of the elevator in uhich the -
eueFs a-oen'ie'i snapped snd the o.ss
plunged three foor- 10 sh~ ba.sna~us
With load cf hfemen.