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Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-29
DOUGLAS DAILY BUDGET

the next day or two Mir. Rasch ex- poets Go go down to Cumpas with a mining expert who is now at Las Chispas.
 Game is Close.
 The Cavalry boys made a remark ably good showing with the High school ball team in a game played Saturday The soldiers have only just organized and were well sat isfied when their young opponents only succeeded in beating them by single run, 2 10 G. The troopers state that a month from now results will be different. for they are now .preacdcing every day and round ing to-
 Saw No fnsurgeotos.
 John Dowdle, the Sonora cattle man. returned home this morning from a trip of several days in Mex leo He went from here to Cana nea. and from there he rode across the country to Cos, the station on the Nacozar railroad. He learned yesterday that a party Of insurrec- tos were at Fronteras yesterday, but that the incident of their presence there was not important On the trip from Cananea he saw no insur- rectos and is of the opinion that they have all left the Ajo mountains. where they we're in camp recently, re- maining for fully two weeks. Quiet in Court.
 There were no cases in the local court this morning, either for the city or county
 First Buys Auto.
 Sam First of Bassett & First, has purchased from F. R. Pirtle a demi- toneau Cadillac motor car. Drill and Elleetion.
 The regular drill of Company of the National guard will be held this evening Following the drill there will be election of officers.
 Has Clear Majority.
 In the election for school trustee held Saturday H. B. Rice obtained 50 more than half of all the votes cast and a clear majority of l03 His plurality over A l. Taylor was 152 The count of votes finally showed the following tally: H. E. Rice 450. A. J. Taylor 29S and C. w Stevens 89.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
TOO MUCH RAIN
FOR COTTON CROP
WITH ATTENDANT Evrrs porr
AND ARMY WORMS
-sn7tliati MaitiPiyiag-Piaafsrs Fsa-
A2s'. sAxat aa4 Excs.4 az Piaat
Grsxth

Asnphi.-Crua s~pert. a-e t... ma
ssraiiy tsssrahis rA..a a.r.r.f,r-
srsAiss ra4a aas fa1-u IN tAs Nls.a.-irpi
.a.'y states anl IN OxAibuui.,. sasis
N"ffa and Seith Caruhna have .af-rs..
.|ai ifsurA ami shs.bEus. u.sH raa
Asnr worms ant aatsrp,lair. have Al,
R'ir-t = 1Any counties n Esaas. ~
gQt All th5aasa. ant .hs -xr-.-
q u'aastur- tor the .sa..on naxa. saun.
st IL PAINTERS isar rust aasl blishs an,.
"a sxrrss Of gianr grv~tA. rh~.a .su-
- naks tha s-smsiaa rather -.
satlstsetary. but the oass,aS !. .ssu ~s.
ss'isnt. a. tha tanass fran these trua.
s's. aAa ans s~sa heavy.
lAs Flant h-ss g-lwa lsr-r an.l s.-u,.
vsrT a~a-tly IA al .sit-. .avr ths
trulrflF alstrtcts % the txa Carolina.
ana hsras Portian of Nsrthsrn Trst..
Z a.ss tssra fruit veil AMI & ths pres
snf 'rr sst uu ths st4< - uatnrsi
tar Tsati sti D. a -srxs ou.. phis. & ..
80 srtrlug and making baus IN A
taureugnly uuruitI .av-
Pa lg Aas l-eu delayed By the atan.
ahu- Hint-tare sufPly aad the srup VIII
at move So eariy As expected in the
esnrral and eastern states toe this rsa
an.
tal wervd damage has been verv
+-i-hr ur 20 tho present ami the crop N
i'e iai--'e'! district. promi-es 70 turn
- sell a gradual return To Dry, WARN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
SELLS SNAKES FOR A LIVING
Mexican Supplies Deadly Reptiles arc
Ftnds Ready Market for Rat
tiers ard Nceeasins

san Antonio. Texas. HuHrins
snakes for a living Is the queer ue-
capatiou ot a Mexican In this city.
who finds a ready market for ali the
venomogs reptiles be catches. the pur-
chaser being n dealer on West Com
merre street. who supplies shows. uu-
susms and scientists
The snakes are sold By the pound.
and for choice specimens Of raftIsrs
% cents a pound is paid The Mexi-
can has two ways OF catching a rat
tier. one for the old and another for
the young snakes. An old one is
caught BY placing a forked stick over
It's body. Just back Of the head. and
holding IL down until the snake
catcher can grasp &c safely and drop
iE into a sack
Young rattlers are grabbed By the
Mexican with his hand and dropped
Ito u sack without using the forked
stick
In catching water mocrasfns. the
hunter wades into the stream carrying
a noose in front Of the snake 20 be
pulled up as Il swims through Small
mcscasins. like small rattIers. he
catches with bis hands
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

ever since n fs suggested nov ID
put it up In Eppinx forrest. sus ~ th-
nearest open Spares 20 Lauslsn. ant
the property u the cfty. bur snrna an.
tGuarians are % the opinsun thaf ir
should be brought nearer rhs, heart -
things than that. for sia associations
sake
What a sermon IN STONES ne aiif
gate could give r Il could SPEAK. Herr.
IN the Old Gays. the Natehnan bouk-t
cut on TO pleasant fields and country
roafs. While gasaenxsrs passed IN IN
der the ancient doorway astsr rasfr
long and somstimes advenruruus slur.
neys from Brfrhtou or Porssunuura
Here. from time 70 tire. bruafhi.-.
hors~nen easasd up Nrh -alas ~
piaHsier ~ hixhssyuru On rhs rsi.is
Of The Hamvsr~ad Heath. u,l-snx a.
great are az Lsnsi1n Temple Rar sas
nearly DESTROYED bgr t vas re.rar-,I
IN iss9 b. Slr Cart-rsUhsr w-sa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
eNT0MBe0 MINER RESCUED
joplin, Mo. Yagth Eaxs EEz R.sruea
and Wesps.

W. Mo--Thou-a he hts i-lss b.e.
ssssl's'- A''-- hsing sur1ush..i M q MN.
Drift seveHsy-to-~ s.es 80 -. =
face Of tA~ sarth- f9r -. a.. -
Ciary- taken frum b.. Priss..-....-. -
zsssiay, VIII resume his mining
tion- II ticsors permit an - bslre r.
Garkeusd ruem-
Mining Aas ac terr1rs for ara Cla-y
says. b-caazs he ssliev-- b. Ia aa,l as
turn VITA the 1,ri,ieurs rhar eaus- 80
Eaay deaths "A tbs .Essriet- EIs saTs
Tia White Oak mia@. n Whirh he va
suronkel, with the new shafr rhraa,sh
Eabsh he W1s rs>s-u-t- VII prlvs pay-
Ing venture He had rous into ths mlns
% examine the drifr xhen b. Sas -alrzht.
-WfI I 70 baek % mining Ciary
sskr,l Why shouldn't I, r tiaes not
stand 90 reason tAas he sains fellow
vii De caHght tEie~ IN The sane trap.
I have had NJ tsru. and nov eaa nlas
al the ress of nv Efe IN safety
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

Opinion seems to be unanimous a
TO the Prominence Of the side frfII or
islhot. SAYS the Dry Goods Economist
That Is the accessory 0n which French
women have concentrated attention
Report has lt that almost every we'll
dressed woman az the Preach capital
wears a frill iahot In some form Not
only are they seen on the coats OF
ta9sta or satin and wool serge or silk
serge suits. but On fancy lingerie
blousss and dresses as sell q Is not
often that a pisce Of neekwear adapts
ltseif To almost every style OF toilette
that Is fashionable. This fact Is the
secret of the present popularity Of the
siee trfll IN Europe. and there Is no
Doubt that the vogue VIII be repeated
on this side.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
FASHIONS TO CHANGE
~ DESIGNERS AND oREssMAs
Ess CAN % ".
~hsr 10 70 cos-e 10 rsar1 20 pr-.
sisr-s--s~rs ssys-s Ar- puuaisr
~itn ~s.r-rA az Lessr-ss
visai a. ra-~sa

rAa Parts season has r-1n rs xav
-n'tras. aiming ap IA ne xhiri u lts
seat w~sk- m Lau,loa the ruruua
tain ant rs arfsnaanr sacial hlnetisns
ar- pa-f- ant "a th4s si.ts af tas ~
ssr hruiltux aCc esarh=r las bruuxar
tarth az rh~ ratsuusn1er ehlr1ns an,f
tst fnings aumminx az the varfussa
summer re-err4
Far re 0lik rtiauv Interested h
ths musis's tas at xur,l IA B.-s .asf
rvxardiax sHmmer fashfnna. aad a.
r~ssfF fa~T are cnrcurned wrA d.
early Parts ap~ningn anf Brn ~rf...f
novelties flr ths aurgmn. zee tasv
siidF ne sumurr s-ucn eln--ly sar
n ths ATTEST of shss- 1s niuts % a..
tann Bruoaahirfe-. ant r aus s hay
-r ar t~sfxn@r ar maker enc uunr not
b. eanxat aauulnx
Nnthinx b certain enura~-frs IA
CA -hsnxss rhs Brrrhst raa avs
a-a~rrss~ n 1insrnx. hus W. seems gka-
y -aar fho=- asnlar1 m rhs drv-.
makfux surid ~nu anve mrur 20 an
IRA -aanehiur l.N ma,5.sa eGl mat.
a desperate ~rs1rf ~ eject very -un.
ssi~raois ehHnEns fhls Gal
rsa prosperity ~ ~ f-aaa f-nan.is
r. u ha- a~~n Dosaiai. Gar ssveraI
ssisaus last - Rcn1an e. x~ar An
ala f-p~k EffAusf aauwarfux actually
aslf % ~ sasairn. ant rhaf rs a -hfnx
3aiafli ng manufacturers. merchants
and fresssuaksrz SomuthlnE really
INST b. time 10 rviesafs AT .nst Ntn
s-rs frurss - outer darxn.as. and
~ uuiF effective wav ~ arrumplizs.
tzE fAfs b ~ Bring nhrus a sl..clsss.,f
rhanEp n ne silhou-rts. Mera chang.
at tstal wtIl sut b. enuuxh
Bar tnis chang % silhau.sra can
u"s b hruHEhf ahnut tna abruptly
ne sumsu Nha esar he elufhss dn
aav@ sam-thing 10 say about them.
slissoaat lis u Nsgsxa us 1ssas. sks-sa isas
sinpi= hosil.s and close ciivvs.l
shoulders ant alEh waist iiue.
ra Ntn them frem their allegiance
EiiI b. a Nurk of diplomacy and the
designers have been experimenting
gently t1r some mantha past Here
and there enc haa seen a ssfrt wfth a
trffe more amplitude than the niaior-
Try. a Hotiesably smart fruek with
natural waist line defined F1ouness
and pIalrings have crept into ase.
though 80 fat and limp are they thar
they DO not seem aggressive
The Marie Anfotnetfe fchu has been
used upon the narrow. scant. high
wahsted ma.ieIs Of 1911. but perhaps
II may be an entering wedge for thu
i0ng waist and skirt amplitude % its
own period The revival u taffeta and
the trimmings af the early Victorian
period shirred cords. puf
hng- etc.-may be another opening
wedge. though nov all this IS set IN
tune with the Silhouette of last spring
Il viii be interesting % see the re-
suits. but for the moment the modes
are auaastnxiy eclectic. and where ul-
tra-smart folk congregate one Is likely
TO see frocks limiting at many periods.
though the majority. as has been said
before. show a uniformity In general
plan that Is a trfhe monotonous. even
though one may approve the plan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
SOME IDEAS or REAL VALUE
Charming Ersets Produced ey Appar
entiy Small Touches That Ara
Useful

The linen laces-aad there are
great many Of them masgneradIng IN,
der various names--are often seen on
lowered tabrtcs. where they shox W
TO better advantages than those OF
finer texture
Some charming eirevts have been
attained on gowns this season by the
use u silk and lacy" oraids IN soft
tapestry coiorings They produce the
most delightful results when arranged
10 represent clusters and sprigs OF
flowers and long trails OF foliage
some Of these fnral decorations have
Szs-s sss appearance e carved ivory.
aelicarely tinted
For the evening there are many
novelties In headdresses. Very lovely
10 lattice Of network. studded with
let. mock jewels or small beads. deco
rated On ons side with 4 large white
Hxrekrs-
rhs attest French and English fad
b syssirs seais al wTsss os Knitted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
SINNERS Return TO WORK
caaast OUT


u-- Mafns=. hL-Prumpslr % q
. ,isiex Ssa.iav nfssrussu street rar rraf
Dr. Fas rs-aHsl n nss Mlines. and "a
a.rts haur ssriss va tsrmiaase,E Zoe
tl- dr.t tlue 10 the history q rhe ,s1stu-
t1r sss ar.isr cf q ruurt ha- auf an eui.
10 aaat gave every ta,lirasaru ~ h..rrful.
~ one 81 rar b5tt-rs-t struggles evsr
sa,z-,i between arrlni1eI iibar an,l zap
ia
Tho mandate a.-ara b. fHlse Law
rgucr nst.raH sf the ,sstrirt cuur. Nns
promptly obsv-,I BY th- E.s-. Noru.s CITY
Elheay Company and rhs -rnen-s
aHaau. and wails thsrs u. ample prospect
OF a fgsh bttsr "a the cuurt.. an % pune
ts.u has temporaFiiy re~tar-'l uearIy 500
conductors aud motarmeH 20 their orig
laal positions.
y r t'urru,eY. counsel for the cum
plnv. On b.balf 3f W4aager J. r Htrri-
lnH. sii.,.sE-.s.l Tia. lsgti phase Of settling
ssrik-s IN the falioE statement
I'VE hope the .itv - right wIth re.
riut - this ogdsr.+ hs sand m is
.samIs Il means that 4 public services
corporation. having contract with q
labar uni0n. has right t. - into court
-Hl SEIZURE q mandatory injunction pro-
hshtIng the Labor union trsFE striking
ami requiring. in case a strike haI
been called. % re-ciaI the or'ler ealhns
the strike.
Tt i obvious that II this Is a Law =
Wv has been pointed ouf far handling
these Albor iiffasHira,s. Ehan VII be
uiare economical and sfa-ient thar aay
ueshnd that ha. yet teeu sa1r-.ts,i."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
UNDERWOOD RApS
WILLIAM !. BRYAN
1EN0cRkrr rraprs orxrxs
a-1cATNG srEEL REVISION
@ sar7arr Em - --srr-s saa
~a1-ei laar as s-ssI seseGaIa
L111gat ErF-


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crate rPre~sa-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
WOULD DISSOLVE
ROA0-NINE COMBINE
III Is FLED " e s rrsc~rr
CoCsr AZ cuLuHBrs
SLze Delsuila- Nm ALL r-
"a. eaH7 7suE Elruet A5Bt
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

A pretty hat for a young girl ID
made In black fancy straw with n
high crown and trimmed on both sides
Of the brim with old world russ pat
termed ribbon This har ts also
adorned with clusters OF tiny pink
roses and green leaves.
A very pretty har In black straw. IN
tended for quite n tiny wearer. rs
lined under the brtm with friIIs Of
ivory lace and trimmed round the
crown with wreashs OF pink roses and
knots Of ribbon. while another hat.
which Is entirely new. is covered
smoothly with black satin and ar
ranged with trimming Of flowers and
ribbon and q lining Of shot ala CO.
sR> u Gale eosasiEgA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
ALTERED FREE LIST
BILL PASSES SENATE
'SsALoR ossl BAILEY PREVENTED rHr
osiGisAL HOUSE srLL pASSI1c =
Ae sses Defeated It-D-=scr,., -.
sSeats Jan &c Kern Sass,;-
'a's-Hsks SzitA Nsea.a

nEtou--The Deuocra,. to-,
e'0sFAn Was novel up si,l.er "a -
-eht lafS IHe-siay wheu III. -. -
another rsaarkable coalition ~ r.,.-
ssass and Republican .n,.rro..v,. -
sAe tAr1ers frse Il.t hiu sf.rr v,.,-..
tae original house ussa.u-. =,
si''-siy tAat o1e zors Deulccr.-t. -
H0aii have ehaHzel the r--r,I. a. ~.
,ns entire rsyIslaa Issue ,srs.r,lv -.
the President. @s's's
Ihs -EaAoly llliaaes.- =. "a. ,.-,h,..
,a''a ef the Republican usnr Al -.
Denaocratic party has Deer, -,.li.,l -
Z Almost uubrukea aIi-u--p- -
as''-e a A"ss OF amendments. ygrel -.
.! re vote the srigiuaI hs,sse u,ss.-,-,.
--S"FIiHg TO program for political pgr.
Peses- ana then earri-t sv A .u---,..-..
e0uesnf-1ticu Of strength ! sss,.,,-.. -
iering srum the house biII snl,. i, :.
PAra'Evsiy gaInPorsaat particaiar.
New the elIl goss back % the b,,,..
ant Demoerltic Lsa.isr Cnlsr,rg,.f III
sA4t body cuuaiientiv a..erseI -b.s
VA be finally agr-v,i TO IA son-s-p,-e
between the two hauses aaE .... Z,
President Taft
II = mt CERTAIN that the hur-e VII
INSIST on a euuferpnce. rur maav Brrr.-
Hsns Dsmocratic rrpre-eu-1,ivr.. b.5sv-
lag that the bilI ha- not bsru urlrsri,7,
sHangsd- are ur-Hg that the har-e A..
eePs the senate bil without ,uus-uv--.~
AL rush the ar-t Of the t1ri.F m.t.s-'-
up 70 the president t1r veto Or a,,DvtF
Had Senator Bailey. or Trya.. voted
WITH hls Democratic t--oc-lt.-. sr btt
Gov. HoSs Smith. OF t'eoryi.I D.. ,as new
from shar .tase. been Cd.
aant aHt voted with bis party. th. f--s
list BAL would have passed the sonata
anehaHg-i and eouiI have bc~n In sh.
aalids OF the president tonight. me
Eote was nj that ssoo.I in the Nav AZ
placing the entire nssIe of Deuiocrarle
.nsurysnr tarIt reform iums-iia-ely 10
aors him-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
IRAN LEAVES INCLINE.
Wa Descending at Full Speed From
Elevated Tracka.

,hraso--'iu' hundred anil twenty
a." Pu--eu-'rs on the Peunsvfvaa.l "a /.
efc 'fren. h4ur tran. which t.ft h.rc At
- ar.ask tor New York. were frirh.
sue'- brt uninilrsd. When the eur-n..
tsu'irr ant ba--igv clr jumped ths rrl-x
r c'l1- az fliI spesd bstwesn Is.iilaa
harbsr and Bsariagtsa. InsL. S,tn.av.
The surus AMI tender sruks from the
van ~asn ths engineer tpplsl the
'Fserzeuer hrasrs. PlsHgvst over the riihs
al in'Fa an smhankment- The tram
s'qpsi si-a a ierk thst thrs~ the sa.-
sr1evrs frgu1 thstr ssass. but rgulasrs,I
l1r-At IN tAs tra-k. Ths hazzsee esr.
auiH''ilat-iy h~dlad the tsuissr- lats tas
t-arss an,i ii'i a.'s ar-rtaru.
To ar-uaa FlmH~f when ~ suxus
81 t1s rfils and Va aart severity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
sCHXlBFaIHsROFU.SSTEEL
Tsls Committee He Suggested Pan
Adopted By MaFglL

~ Y.~s -s5irs- Ii ~.-4r1B E=-
Az ,-..r,sss..z s -..sI- b. -.s .i-ssr lf
III. s--l >rt=ss ~ss.H ea-.tri-a. Il
=. IL. +.--r. ,r..- -st- s -.
s.-,b,-. IA 5,--a ...t r IA. the saaa-
- .-., p...--ss -aar
-. 4. .,,--..ata-v
T-l-- g.,.-s55 81 Sir ~aras 70 .as
- .5--5.-.- -a.s us
.,-,.5rv -s.. s-s-- L. sa-sl 40 1la -
,s-s-s,a interest,"
-. .sf- v51- s. as,.lI sag 1si15.
s. - - - -.
- - -. ,.s.-i. Il s5. arn,rt-aa.
- -. - --.z b. 5r5,-a.
= :. -. b.rg--.as ia .a-
-. t.rb..a.a nv ~ -a- lsa.l 81
-. -. gs-s s.s-rssI 1v.. lie
T...r.,s.,,, S,s.F e,un.4r 3. haI aat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
Girl Stops Run1~ay-

Alton. IiL-Whea dainty Young vs
usnn. her slensisr agare eilI IN a whIts
dress ami wearing white shass. stopped
n the middle af sftrsst street sunday
afteruaan ami waved a white parasal IN
frart Of a runaway horse, Spectators
expected - ses her dashed 70 Death.
The hsrse. 1rtaehsd 10 a hight spring
wagon. reared hsleS Thea Ml-s MyrI
BRAY Lroppsi hsr Parasul, grabbed the
braibi strap and hsld the harse until
usn came running 70 her all
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

me stripes are cut 70 run horizontal
~ an other parts they run down.
4 cellar ~ white lawn hemstitchsd
wffA blas is worn Il t. cut with one
Fuiat az back and two az front. A
a~ir af dark blue -ncirciss the waist
Material required. yards 3s inches
Niti.
either cotton. linen or nne WOODEN
material can b. used
The bodice r. made with box-
nisat davu the center of back and
frunt and three narrow rIcks on each
shouidsr. stitched down about ave
inches Little Yokss ars arranged on
the shoulders. Nith rounded tabs cut
out m with thsm. where a button is
-~wu
The sAirt ms box pieat down front
and a fesp ad,ie1 piece 81 foot. which
Ia set on with a wrapped seam
Materials required 1ra yards a.
inches Nide. = dozen buttons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
CARE or The DRESS SHIELD


shields for sleeves of thin summer
gowns should b. edged with a mar
row valsnciennes ace. or. stii better.
covered with Nhitr lawn edged with
lare. or vou may use shields with the
outside taced with siih As the shields
VIII show plainly through a thin gown.
it Is NeI % give attention IN the selsc-
tion. choosing those of good quality
and light weight
Instead of sewing or pinntng shields
IN a waist. sew a narrow piece Of
tape or baby ribbon AZ each end Of
tho shied and sew similar pieces AZ
the proper distance apart In the arm
holes q all your waists. The shields
are quickly tied In place. they are sas-
ily changed in wash waists. and there
are no pins % rust or prick
To wash shields. tirst place them IN
cold water % soak Perspirafiou can
not be removed X they are first wash
Ell tn warm water. Scrub them light
press under a cloth
A dress shield may be cut tn half
and each half used a. the lining for
the baey's BIB. Make a removable
cover Of linen or Lawn edged WITH
lace or embroidered
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
PLOT TO POISON CHILDREN.


Fulton, No.-Vyhat eauuty turhari
ties bslisv~ - B. A plat for the Whals-
.ala poisoning q children has 5..su NM
~arthssI az Con,sorI. in GaliuEuv ruuuty,
a-I a. a result two meH and woman
were arrested there SuHsity BY ORDER q
the 7re-.yuting attorney and brnaghs
- Fuls.a % Be 1rraignsd The persona
ARRESTED ars Ire Boyd. farmer his
xifs- Nrs. Anna Boyd. and Jefferson
Waasis. a snrse dealer
The children whose lives were endln-
-erud ssl1ug TO fImihss whose memhsrs
testified ia a sIansisr suit recently
braught BY Mrs. Boyd against Dr. W. B.
Ellis. a physician Of Coneor'L MEs.
Bayd asked $4,000 damages. alleging
tha- DR. Ellis had defansI her eharaS>
Tar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
Lahar Fights SawmiIIs

New ORLEANS. La--The labor organf-
nasiau amaRg sawmiH employees. which
resulting IN the operators forming an A.
suciatian ami ordering several mills IN
aiferted districts ssase,I, is coneeatrating
Is fght now an the mills Of John H.
Kirby, who - president OF the operators
Gssosiatiau. The headquarters have been
moved frona Ale-@nGiri4 and Beaumont
10 the towns where are located kisby
nills. and every sEors is being MADE -
srxss.ss Tia zsa n sAase lilsA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
TEMPLE 8aR TO Be RESTORED
Ore % ts- Original Gates - Le.ess
ss Be Permanently Ersst-a N
Erplrs Fsrr.t

Lentou. -Ionaonsr are keeniy n
tere~ted IN ne prupcssd restoration %
TIE efry e Temple Par. enc - original
gates % London. made possible ~ the
r-csHr teafh u Lady Nsux % whose
estate 2 has st1od since fsTs
IN that YEAR Il vas taken ao~n fr.rn
fs pcaittuu IN fleet street. a. it TN
pHtrt rhs ircreasfns traHc. anf t.
'ate Sir Hen-Y Neux buazht =. aas an
~" STONES carsfaily married ard erxcs-
- as',in a. n entrance % his estate.
fherhahts PaTs az Chestnut. q HtrI@
NaY out % Lausion. Easr- x Aas srsoa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
WATER FAMINE GOES on.
clariGtts Is Beng SuppEsd sy sur.
r1a1fing cities-

Chlriogrs. v Che xater sItrEtsi0u
here rNrna.ns 1hogr the SANE BEtllr
crsek- frsuz Ehieh new supply Els ex-
rscsss. has nut 5e~a connected aasl q
VIII hs tive DAYS before the work = nn-
ishe.A Water i bsizg stll shipped "a
tank ears fruu surrounding sitiss4 Il is
being turned INTO the reservoir ~ rEpailg
Gs possible and Il turned Gu only early
IN the morning 1n.i Lafe IN the afternoon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
raes.aa Fasa s410O0

Nv York--Edxarl r. Ia.'>-''u. 1r,
ia. Wv York 1rtaruev. TERMED By tas
urg~-r.r.an the heal ant arlaas q the
rire trust VA ane. s*l.a'u tEnihs
.,ssn sf. sist Of aa,s seHtsaslre - ans
fs.l,rtusass -aa-E ~ 1lm Nsta s1e hf-
-,,-sen al uirs gsnl-- fnlxe 5r'h5asaht
.,,5as,,s 1 ane OF 5000 aa sAch -adt-t-
- ts.-r Ienvtaz tas Pl..a q tHt''l
S-,-.- Hs.rras 8-taFasy Wl-e tar
---...u ..sufsnra-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10

chenille IN bright colors These ars
made after regular models n the
latest style. with diaguuaI stripes Ok
fancy knitting
Ribbons and piece velvet are both
most generously used on hats of all
kinds. and Il is thought BY experts
that velvet especially. viii be strong
continuously for the next L mouths
in the millinery field
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
MAKE SMITH Do DUTY.
ossrxia Legislator wault Have Him Ga
20 Ss1lre.

AtiAnta. GA-TnspIrei by Tuesday
defeat Of the orixinal farmers trss ilss
BIN through the lack ct enc vots- State
Senator " j. Harris iHrru'.uesd INTO ths
Ievislasure re-ol1rsar asking t'ovsrHor
H0ke Smith United States senator-ei''ct-
20 70 20 waShlagrgu az 0nes ami assume
his Grzrirs a. a rsmosr er rhe upper
hraneh Of euHgrs=s. The resolution ~As
haH ou The rzhle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-10
SUES FOR "a CENTS.
sherlH Jehzsoa Oeiecss to Psnllty In
uassd ey Road

Hickman, Ky.-Sherif Goab1er Joan-
.sr, hts SIe,i suit against the Nashville,
Chattanooga and S. L0sis railway Ior
I. exrts The suETc was fled IN shs
quzr-terfy court, bur Judge W. A Nayl'f
exsrruBed defenG1Hr'. demurrer TO the
,l..., AMI allowed the case 20 be trans
ferrs,s 20 the eirgFEis court
Mr. Johnson claims he was gnaeae %
get a ticket at UuiSu City and ~as Ills .
% pay fare 10 HeklsH at 'he Iat< %
4 sezrs 4 nile