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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
II KILLED WHEN
TRAIN is WRECKED
THROUGH BOSTON TO WASHINGTON
TRAIN Is WRECKED.
Goss po~a T~eaty-Feot Ezsszk=cst
Walk Ce4nx al the Rate 81 sixty
Miles an Heat.

Byi.gsport, Ccua- - Tweive battered
t.riiss IN the u.orstss. f,rtv fsur .usFervrs
IN ths hospitals anl moaatziu 81 Iank
At th~ foot of tseuty -foot saahsakursn1
q tAs wesisrn eri q ~ us tli. ~
iaie of the wos.t vrerk IN atty e,Shs
years' hs.ssry * The Ns~ 1oEk. Ns~
haveu 4 liartiori raiiruaL
Four of the d-s... tvo ma sni t-S
~ousu. rsuaain unileusiG-L
Ths wrvrk ~lI b rs.Paa.ibie fcs TO
H,o~v deaths " Nr.. >ArsA Caahra. aiso
u fAaiaA@ipAis. .srsr1auaA~. 80 ~ 10
about - broor-s uaafhsr. TAFr~ af h~s
shiiissn. 49, frou, to : years. w~rs
lzI,.rvl. bas "a s~rto,asly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
HUNDREDS PERISH
IN FOREST FIRES
TWO HUNDRED MINERS HAVE BEES
SUFFOCATED.
Nilions n Property Destroyed n PsrcD
Pss C4zP-Stresss S;EsNn
sy Dead

Toroate. ouiario-The io.s 81 life IA
the FeFcaPs-e &i.trirt frem Tuesday >
6re- = kasuu 90 - several hun1rc,i A.!
,h- PruP~rsy -. siu reaeh several a.il-
hons Of doiiaf-- oaiy tLree 81 she ssAty-
i0sr emPleyr. ss 'tAs West Daras n.ise
Aass bevu accsanse4 ior. auI 900 uaincs,.
AelPl---. ste- ia a. Dane aize have
bra .sGeastei-
In fouF short hours, The sre suePs
fru1 the >taassfa miaes through 10 sAe
shore- % rsrcuPia. IAk-. uhers il .is
uP iAs tavus q soath ForcaP.se. Pitl.-
r.le aal part 81 t.ol.ea ,,ts. q. uen a.
Hauy -man b,zihsgs aloas ths Lax.
s.tsr troat
Wails -au~ ta-- q Hfs oarsaFrrl n tAs
vsnalts 81 recclFsn~ Lake. the greatest
hAsoe uas uraagat stosnl tb~ uls.a
Hssuz-, uatahly W~st hsne anl E4s
uom-. Ihrre shs .zsr-PF-,i Hss.r.. cat
q e-aF-. wsrs iorrel 10 take 30 the
sA4fts fas -aiety aai. pennai "a b.
4zu-s. P-rashe4
IL sSrsets of Soash Rorrupiue ar
.sre~a sith s~z.i- Alaaz ths m5ls ro4zs
az ~ sAzrrs-i hsi.e. of tksse 5ssreoase
tEgiaE q e-osP=-
~ ~ ssaf 81 300 Al the nssse. bat
ie~ acre safr4. ara ~ tke Nsst nsalc
aat tAr=~ sf ss-Atg-tsar enPiayrs srs
kzosn ta D. abte- A'eas tAs hizhWay
eetwe-- Ws-t hsaa- ASA >auth Hassi-
F.ne, ever a mPtEiissiy oF-u srcfion.
we're fgssal six chafrvi b.tiie-.
Hanir-is I'D heiore the Eamss. but
tke isrse egaesls q b'ark -nsaks hung
ssrx - evsr the ansl sni uade pros-
r~s- difGrult- May fell exhssa-s.-i b.
fere tAe raEluz ere a. is swsPs over the
tewn u >.suth Ps-euriue.
TEeusy miuutss after the Games
ssrzask The easssirf. the taan vas IA
ssh--- AL wAo ,-caP-l th- aamss raais
for th~ satsr. ~h~re al sogts q zste-
craft. taunrhes. rsnns-. sopws assi skif.
SER Pre-sei late -ersice.
Womeu and shihlren usre fr.t hmi-
dissl into th- smau bnats an.l started
n frnu Fettsvliie anl Goaten CITY.
~hsE~ thsy sers Temporarily safe frosa
the famss- Many uin<rs i,,st their Bvss
in eEart. 90 AVE athsr.. and ssu.e uers
drasuSsA
Paaie sn4 chaos presaiie,i vh~n the
zht hg sstrr freaa >-aath norrzP.ae b.
ssa. Men f1ught ~ith earh other far
piacs~ in th- hszst- far fheir famllies-
tsre~~oE,e -eea~s aheunsis,i- u-e nsaa
vas ls-i fhrosiza the tS4z u5sh hsssh eyss
ezrne'i aafs snssrher With his fne- anl
Eruas uza-- az bla-tszs. au.i stiu ausssaers.
a'-iea~a Has hsar-t -. = b,rru- HARRY
f,arls. u1iriax e-zaevr. aud a :.
>A-rH4s Aruazat az- mau a. So -
.eriaasiy harr-s that . P-rtana 81 -
Aaui fen - uh~a ~ Eas ptzksst ~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
A BULLETIN on TYPHOID.
State Beard of Health WI Issue so;a
be Decu-e-t.

Jackson---Tte sdlcati1ual ro-k -
ing done By t.e state bard cf hsalfh
!. having marked sEert 10 tie a1tiv-
tiles q the co1u-s h=aith oE-ers. AT
IL l. also beng refh 2 he better co-
eeptIou Of prerelf,rs zeas1res tmo--
families and aiy.ilais. a-3 Z fra,r
believe that rhe 4ysraee family. ard tas
average utrsa q Missassi77i is FayluE
more attentio- - matters Of sazltafiou
and F-svertiol than ever hefare IN the
history of q, state rsusrkei D. ;
T. McLsan- se-rrtary Of lie baart tas
EoTui---
The b1netirs o. th- h'sr5 81 Asal-h
uhich are iss1ei nc1thiF are -es h-l1s
sog-ht Al rad ea--Eiy. ard are s-rt
free 20 any ore ae-z-z< then Tas
ne1t ore, which : 80 Ia Frefarata-
VII h- devoted e tyrh1i issss- - rfe
vsutioa. 1nt ths h1z5l1- - G.. azl A.
the matters of preventive saultatia- e
win be ous of tae mosf lzterestz-s hz-i=
tins Ws have yet -ssas@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
. MADE FROM LEATHER
sHsi Articles Can BE Fash
a ey Woman Of ordL
nary Skill.

- akin Of green ooze leather.
Gse. a girl has Just made 50
Esfiy and useful articles that
SEQ to q friend she regarded
ase a. an Investment
IN was q vivid emerald In
soft enough to be sewn by
- ordinary house machine
.s center through the length
@arp knife she cut two belts
= inches vide. to full into an
9 buckle. Six rows Of ma
eairg At either side she did
asing the holes put in at =
s1op One belt she sent
GIT Tie other IL In her
ooe. along with q small
o. leather. which she uses
= collars when the belt is
snld Aide serves the bow
: knot. which she thought
hully.
~ Green band. with another
ne put q . son felt hat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
Supporters of Eash Se=itorial ca-as.,,
o p Araal-faa

Jaessaa-Ths state BOARD Of Eree
hon lo-=i s--oa-rs vGl s-leator %
have ou the bosri of aatv election
eomHi.sioa-rs o-e supporter Of easa o.
ihe three ra1lita-e- f1r tks Ur.tea
States seuate. All uis-e u-.-st-. Ar.
mate, exsl--ing tt- .1r-o1ts-. % tse
three caria-ate-. re--e-e1tation "a TIE
board Of county eiectaa- crmi...orr-.
such mistakes vii D. corrected 80 a.. %
give reFre=eatat,on % etsa senatorial
candidate.
In making removals. in ORDER 20 Are.t
such represeuiation. ths state hoard
dos not mean to cast auy reflection bv
a eomnissiouer removal bit smplv
TO carry ont the Policy o-fz.n1l.y a5opt-
ed, and Vhich Is prescribed bv tioa
t707 OF the code. A. the rule for the
executive committee in appointing pre-
einct Managers 30 a. 20 have rerre-euta-
tion for each of the three ,arlia,e Tor
the highest ofice. uhich iu this primary
Is the United States serator.tip.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
AGED MINISTER DIAN
VI Ssliivna. Father ot vs;sss.,
Aissisxi7Fs. Passes Auav

IL, saskson--Ait,r sou7srat.rslv b-,.,
ilness, Dr. W. p. A >.-r.v,- - =
'le iaiAer in ihe Methods, Ep..,,..l
ministry Ia M,s.i..irpi a.5 -
throughout the NORTH M.s....lppI g
'efenee Tor almost tao r--s5,,.o-.
passed qmetiy 10 rest Al II. bs--. -,
A''-s'Is Noiege ampus d.. S4r,,.,
va y years OF age. haua- r,tirs5
'i'm "a active ministry only foar v..r.
20 ihe church a; Fsksns b..ns IN.
iAss charge, since SHEA tine h. "a
'-el on The saIerannu&tel h.t n. Al.
tended the reeeut divinity s-hosl 4, NJ.
seAsaofe camp grounds lat u,.k ,-4
va active and interested up 10 Is.
time when = vas seifei uith tse stisss
Whieh made il uecessary 20 re-o,s t.v,
eNpeaitiously to - hone here. ara =.
s7iisd fatally. dsaiA s-ias d. me
tsteiy 70 hsArt 1ss1se.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

The combination fer the country u
he morning is exceedingly smart
Another piece Of green. seven
inches wide and ten long, folded In
two leugthwise. has made q satisfae-
tory case for mans ties Deterrins
70 his mascuLaity. the girl did not
line the leather with silk. choosing IN
stead a piece Of natural eolored cham
ois skin, turning the two edges under
and stitching them with green Be
fors this. however. she embroidered
Ms initials in . slightly lighter shads
~ green directly in the middle OF one
s,as when the case Is folded length
ways
Erou two rather small triangular
,;.cas az leather she fashioned a scis-
80. ease getting the pattern simply
nx putting the scissors down aro
ms-ttpg them around before cutting
pc,h sides are alike. save that one Is
rut with a Zap over the top. Wnlen
tsstens down to hold the scissors Ii
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

Flv~yeasoid Hafol1-s older sister
was In the habit e making a god
many demands oz him- UsaAlly
her requests Tor favorx. uszAily tie
running q srrazts arurad the hou<e.
wcrc prcfaced ey whaf she coasiasrsd
s1hsls sAttrry.
-No~. Harold sAe h@xz- cu~ 9ay.
-yoz'r~ a esar. sweet nftie boy. an1
ycu k1ow love you-= but Harold
cut her short
Well k-th~l- Re sai1. szz-@~sir. II
rs upstairs. Wuz't o---L2rgsnectS's
NaxAxiae
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
E1s PICNIC NEEDS
. sosTs OF UTENSILS PRO-
|xoso TO LI6HTEN WORK.
. ,....ss. Luncheon Baskets and
- sssse,s In Many ousnti-
! - Fully Equipped wtn
Ever Outing Requisite

rs the time for outings. picnics
uzriou iourneyings and II seems
es stores have anticipated the
x the picnickers and out-of-
sacAsr By presenting numerous
q. and eontrivsnces for ones
~ comfort when the hour
,ur the packing Of the basket
tear to the parks or the woods
h spsr country.
kr-r-e tea baskets. luncheon bas-
- plcnic baskets in great guam
sre supplied with cups and
= nd cfhers even to the knives
srks and spoons. q number even
y s.snsils to hold liquids and
secticns reserved for the salt
rs7s-.
nE AzTe the servfettes and the
4 xze of the real linen. but
n 4 the decorated paper variety.
y rs the handiest for such oe-
u vhile one especial basket
- q ztsnsil to keep some dish
nj a,othsr for holding the sal
r-,ozf letting any OF the juices
y. x.1 also there are the patent
kriss q two or three varieties
f.-s ether liquids ice cold for
y nd sone Of the baskets have
.ristec In their makeup
Es Is = little outfit that looks
. lez;Aer collar boz. which con
4 .ickel plated tin kettle. an al
sz--er. 4 sugar bowl and Q
~ lat an extra bottle for alco-
kosrz.nly supplies many Of the
-z-zgs that the person on the
5 Ekely 70 experience
zzss the plates that are sup
. tsess outfits are Of the pa
y EOo8 shell kind. that can BE
Re. ar-er once used and others
y rz-cAassd for the next sxpedi-
~ 1rc The world. where nature
y . partake Of the fresh ass.
E-1ec. salubrious 70 the Ut
= rssch Il a possible TO attain
: s Iways well 70 remember
~ are cut In the woods that
- Principally there for the ben
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
F,~.,;su oaesr RssiEz.

P5-tosos-Ths surEarrla'y 20
-e.sir-. The state q AE>sissiEPi asaiasi
H II BoashlHou. whish uas e-e1Ea'
Il he sireut court OF felto;oe ee1ai.
~ Attorney Geasral : : Hst>oa 49,
Couutv Attorney A " NiieaeA 70 'e
-,v. al BousAiil0s from the oa'fe o.
ssuutr eomuissioaer - per orief % iae
-. boa-s OF commissioners Wss -eiti'i
br the aid Baushillon turning over te
st.orusv Mitchell his eommis>soa aA'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
PROTESTS AVAIL NOTHING
Navy DePartzsai VIII AsA.re to orssr,
sf Secretary.

W1shiugton--Ta- b pr-ts-t. of the P~o
pl- sf Pcu-alca'a aaz Ns- tTl-an.. -szls
ihrsugA thar sysa-r--suian. sxainst ths
gradual es>sation 81 uavai vosk ia tn
nssg rsr'is az thsse Piscv~. hAs heea
vifhout avail The navy drpartm~as
- ieri'lsi IN sihsre 60 the oFiginai or
irr- OF Secretary Never. i.sll-'i witA a
sie~ O. rs'iu.1u- - naval ~1T--n.ss sni
eliminating what ht1 b~~u rerarlei a.
runecsssnFy usvai s;stie.s.
RePorts On ike hhor stlzstscn a; tn
80 yar1s hsv, hevn received frosa n.
eonuan,iants. Discharged employees 81
b sIvsn prstsrenss AZ o;hsr yards azi
Allowed tAsar share q annual lave daty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
vnzs ts s,e~p N Paris

Pittsk'zrx F. RaesosHS threatens TO be
tAs ses4ls 4 sifovts ca ths part q the %
lses 70 Fr~veat sl~~Pias ~ the parks. In
&c fAes q th= worst A>&t w4ye in tn.
oty's hdssuvy and the ie. f-naine that
grO~s Eor- sesloEs saeh day. the poor
ANve beea cea'sd this means Of seekin-
cod eonf0vt- A aurher Of raias have
eesa 1Aas Ana 0ns PoIlns magistrate .
beng .EItlel-.si bsc&nse he aRsd a auua-
Der of aasErrloye4 E~n Who were arrest
ed for sleeping IN a park that is On the
o1tsxirts Of the tenement s~rtiouS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

Nsrsiau.-Aerording to T. O Pun
k.,t general agent Of the cotton e1i
80 senartment Of the Southern hali
uav. the bug found IA the e'''oa neg
- n. seetioa aad has caused e2i'--
s,.bls excitement among the farmers :.
rr.;,iv.lv not the Me1izAa boil ~es'n
q any OF its kith OF KIN he says 'S1' "
the bug i the sunfloVsr Ee''''i an l-'
- M known 10 attack eottoH-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
POLICEMAN BOOTED B0MB
TsozEss Ossecs va. K-scks4
Czer-sa1zG

Nsx 1orS--As - - sas5zx e
HEuaklyu rsala-e st&tala S=rzeaut MaeAasi
l-aHs ssF5~4 an shiscs aa tas s.zezaz<
s1srP@4 haaek tsE Faers. -ek . ruz-
niHs Start an4 gave ~ suF9a-ei h.al
a kiek IL Wa= a hazh >rrzsaas Iaa@
r. % tn street. aHrea~saasas ard every
@izsssw ia tb~ ssas5oa ha4=~ uas Sat
teFg-l r. ssrEr4nt ~as reszags1 q the
hospital IN aa =aeazss4aas roaszitase- d.
fectiyes who sxaailsf ths isaEz~uts a.
the boab .aal Il cuutaiaea eaaaEa P-o~-
3er to hiow up a city hloek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

Atlanta. tsa-Mrs. >araa 6a55ss-
kzo-u thruc-heat In >oath a. tar -
,rusr q the rross Of hcaor 81 tn Cox
tsse-zey. an elbl~z ziven eoui-iera,s
sol1iers q yalor, died AZ hsE home eere
sunlav. Mr. t;abbett was = yrsrs "ti
and Formerly lived in SavauuHh- -
"a. promineat IN eaurrh woEk- azi .rti
q fortuae. To show appreciate IN
which she wss hsld. Mrs. Gaht-stt sex
sral years aga was presented ulth .
larss gold eross of honor By the Co1fei-
enc xeterans Of Ge.1rgia.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

A tri.l p~<ksse ef Mzzyua's Pt- Pav
Psls wIl be scnf free 70 R-yua~ % re-
szess- A63r-~~ Prufr-~ar Muayc1. 81 n
IeEs-.ur sta. Phslx4elrh1a. Pa u yoz are
n ne-d q E~s1irzi a6ri1s. Do not tzil 70
.rsse ProEe<-or Nzzyas- iezr eo==zaa-
e.tssz I'll b~ tre4te1 = ss-ret rur1s~ncs.
sri yozr ea-e vi - dAxro~et as es-e-
hs-ly as tAo1<h yus had FseT~'aA inter-
vs<-.
Mzyua'. Paw P1r Fins are unhk-
al osAer iax4=v@s er eaEhArfacS- Ihey
roax tie Ersr i-sO activity By searls
E@SAo3s- They - rot sccsr. Trey Do
nos rrape. thsy 90 not wsAken- eu- they
Do s.r, AZ The secre.ions q the Ersr
and s.o-zAeh n 4 way thzs soaa puts
sh--- or.zn. n a healthy eundisSoa kai
eorrre<s cuzstipatsu1- In ~ oPl-sca
cons.spatsaz = r~s5sonsibis soE Ecss all
meats Ihsr~ are - fe~. Of h=z2a
bowels. uhich = really = sever ps-e-
when this PIPE hecozse< esoxxSd the
who1e system beco=sz p.olsorea. cas-
inx hiiozsze-S. inslgestbo1 Eat inpzr~
blool. whicA often pro4zce rh<sza4tism
and ksdney ailuseats- No w0za4n wAo
szEers with eonzfipatioa CT 4ny hvsr
sIlraeas can exp<~t 10 klve a clear
e0mplexioa or enjoy god heAltk- u
had my E1y / wuzl3 prohlbis the sale
q ninetezsks OF the e1thArss1x tAat are
now heinS sod for the reasoz that th<y
soon destroy the Erizx Of the ssuczA<h.
sitting Up seri0ss fc-zzs of rnAxestl11-
and 80 paraly1< the howsls tAAr th<y re-
f2- 70 act Enless forced hg srrOax
Fzryztves-
MzzyOz'. Paw Pa PsIls are a so1is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
osaraztlss rypAo.s G1L

Chrzzo.- Mss RI B,erauas. SncEz
a. ths tyPho3 siri, : hsdH< g'zaris'i b
a city detective 90 dalzE iaFE suFlta
OF Chica.o. and u4y b q'aaraa15aea ior
life. aeeor54nx - AsAlth 4ePArt@ezt afa-
ciAls.
Although sajcyIEg perfect bait -
= sas3 e. = a ezrTaer q tAs ll-ezse
reruzs. azi air-etiy rs-Fazsfhle far sAzre
dsaths ani sfty oas-, - fewer in ~
.suth 1ix5s5ea Il tAs city - ~ sres
unssr aszrzntI-e ier marw thkn a zlzgA-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

narrow insertion are taken from b.
low this down 10 top Of aounce. Ehich
is headed By wide beading. and IS OF
material. trimmed by one tuck. then 4
piece Of insertion and a lace aounce
at foot Ribbon Is threaded through
the beading. and loopy bows and ends
fall down At the right side OF front
Materials required: 4 yards 3s
inches wide. s yards narrow and II.
yard wide insertion. II. yard beading.
81 yards lace, yards ribbon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
JOE BAILEY MAY RESIGN
Al varsaae. Win csaeagz<s "a Tars
LeElsl1tis=-

Wsshin<toe--Beczus~ of yariaurs -
sresz his vie<s Kns ths v5ews ef ssuss
of Is Dsmo-rztae ellsssS1e~ ca tariG
l-xsslAtsoa. Seuatrr Baby. ei Texas. :
szl1 20 y thinking 4 kskiag q b. ~
heted fron lsfy . tk~ fnaues co@zit-
tee for a tizl~ a. i-4st- lie s~silne3 %
say ~h~th@- ke wozA re-sga froa the
c.zaz.Ittee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

GreenvilIs.-A iectu-e tor = ear
eminent expert. aioz- buss of ssaeai4z'
farming. ruraI e3aratlal- e-~l r-.
dairyins. ETC. vill b Hase ih7oe,- -
Yaroo delta The t-lp EiA = ane-
the auspiaes Of the nv-ta P'ahze.iy azl
Improvs-eat As-ocatiaa az sA a.
elpse several cit5ss "a the l-laezary -
oentlv VISITED b TIE IEzas tsat-ai
re,lauatioa sFesaL
Tie ob5ac; Of ihe tor = @ aet'ef -
euaint The farw-rs ara Piaaters o. ~
,ertsoa n ths latest an3 zQst l2Frose'i
-e-h0.ss of i4rnia- >re-al atteH'a1-
an = gwen 70 tie raz-i-S g eutto7
and eorE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

Shreveport, La--ThAs a negro woman
cannot oeeuPy birth in a sleeping car
wnere there are white passengers, even
as a maid. in this state, w&s ruled hy
Judge Bianrhard Two negro women
wese taken from berth Of an Incoming
train al the Iecal union depot here. on
the appeal 10 the police of6cers by sew
erai white passsugers- A vigorous pro
test vas rnade By whits passenger. who
claimed the ~ennrn were travelling %
mAsas 70 his daashtsx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

Wa>hinxton- Bank Cozzi~
~ioa~r D D Lsakiorj. ss osSiaaa-za- hAs
raised a coutrux~rsy sith ofFseiaLs q 80
ns,i0nal banking system b. ore of "a
reoent Fulln<- regarding state bazks.
uhish, sine> oklzhozaA ADOPTED the De-
posit GUARANTEES az for state iustirz-
tious. have applied for Atmission 70 tie
rational bank system Cosznaissioue-
LA1efori holds that they first muss
iiquidate a. state hanks and actually
pay their dsPo-itOrs before eEoe,ing
ehange- As an ultimAtu.n BE- announced
he would appoint reeeivers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

act OF eovsnantirg ]. si0oc =
a. he human race 1t vas ani
@ velsA nnployed among civilized IA, na
now - II sim remains in fuli
s ions .rong primitive tribes without
force - Rev l. W Madden. Pres
s~+srian. Hoopeston, II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
Zee Riets

New York-Iee riots broke ont oe tks
East Saie among the poor. PTsees have
risen from 200 10 500 PER eens in the
course Of the hot spell and the increased
demand has bsen - heavy that the Kniek-
erboeker Ice Compaay refuses to sell 20
any but It's own retail dealers. The in
dependent dealers sell. but oaly at &d-
vaneed rates.
one hundred men and wosnss storrr@.
the offer Of the Foster->aufs CoEup1ny
yelling Tee. Give " ic-.s Many had
siek ehildrea, dyiag fer .ask Of ice.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
GETS PHOTOGRAPH or COMET


CN=hrssSv-Pref E9zar4 ". Pa.
er7-< 81 tn Harvard ess=esx4sory reports
sAzs qhsstelgrs7a os tn sy--,-s.lar- Of to-
s'zz~s Aa-s- a. eh;sin-,i az Harvard
Usts tAs exAssueA Draper tel~~eOve.
wassA sAsw~s th~ sEe h4zs.. 1sss anS
arr s<sghs zn,3 u-arir s.slaI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
wsiseha ass Pounds.

Canal Dover, oiho.-Heart dissA>e
caused the death Of Wm. NcCarthy- Age'i
80. said 10 have been the largest uan N
OhiI During the last year he had gAInsi
sea at the rate of i've pounds month
sni at the time Of his death weighed
&sI pounds
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

ent OF the air which comes to you m.
tlhed from every futterinE Leaf ana
Oiaoe OF grass; theresore make the
most OF IL and hll and redl your lunrs
with 1t as tar as you can force then
10 expand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

For earriag badly torn s.oekiazs
use q shoe tree instead Of 4 earning
egg Then Z il be Necessary TO patch
instead of darn. the patch can bs
much more easily and properly set in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
Nj. Seapolitaaa Gets csHHutltioa-

Ottawa. ont--AngelinA NeAPolitznA,
the woman at SAnlt Ste Marie. ou;-,
who killed her husband whea he tired
10 force her to Lead a life Of shame, has
been saved from the EAlIoWs BY 4eiioe
OF the cabinet in Recommending sxeea-
tive eIeneney.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

ChieAgo--Evslyn Arthur Sse, founder
Of the Absolute Life cult. Who was eoa-
vieted OF the ab5Dctiou Of Mildred
Bridges. vas admitted 20 bail in the sum
Of 5000 pendinz arguments fer a
-ew trial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

S4lIisaw, Okla.-Bitten BY bis spa-
Ter AhiIe picking Wild berries near here "
c. 81 jrnz suddenly bec@ms blind and ie''
unooz hrious. For N hour OF more Be SAs
uEabl TO speak.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
ONE MAN KILLS THREE
rri. Russing's Victims iaeiEae ms
On FathsI.

Own k2tae--
r-.hssa-A killing occurre1 ca ne
publie road oae nile uoT'1 o. '- d q
P,bs and Elisha Coekr0it- ke'. n
-. and his soa. Iryin, lei' to3a
- \ row started aEo1s iaea
49, =, resulted in tas killing o. h-1e
"a - r,.ssa Coekroft ard P, H Rusa-
- ali killed by Twin Rushing II :
- =, h killed his father aetiaen;
.IIv5 PubHs sentiment s '''! ~
aroused ss1inst Rush-I-,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
To Line Satin.

When making up cheap satin hne n
With very thin fannelette. as TINS grs
!, . mueh richer appearance ana ,"
veuts II from ereadns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

~. - drink is. later on. drisea 70
ori's- on io.sup and ~OrksOuss without ni'
psrrisxioa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

There are soze thizxs that rven
ths nest ans~uf minded q Is cAss
forget
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20
URGE BANKRUPTCY ORDER

BIZ Mississippi. Mercantile os=Pazy \
cuu1seG
Jaeksoa-A Fets1ea Eas tsei ta-aE
IN the United St4t-= za-tret ee-s 60
have the N-Do-aE B-g-- Nfrezztlle
Company o. NeE Heh-az. Ltars-se
eountv. adjuiee5 a bz-kraFs. Ise 7zz
sern : ozs Of TIE lzF-e>t n Nlss-s-.15-
eondustin- stores = segsral towns ia -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-07-20

G-i ehzz. are alno-s as sAsek as
fat Ean
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-12
81 have a beautiful ne

81 have a beautiful new mahog-
any table" wouldn't be much of
a boast in the Philippine Islands.
They have whole mahogany
floors over there, polished until
they shine like mirrors.
Timothy Cole ranks as the
worlds greatest wood-engraver,
and for % years has been engrav-
ing the old. masters in European
galleries.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-12
LEAPS 10 STORIES TO
INSTANT DEATH

\ Divesing himself of all his
clothing, an unidentified man
leaped from the 10Th story of the
Masonic Temple to the floor of
the rotunda shortly after noon
today, and was instantly killed.
His body struck two men
standing in the rotunda. They
were seriously injured, and re-
moved to a hospital.
The lobby of the building was
crowded at the time, and people
in the rotunda had no warning
of their danger.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-12

sion of news and every other
scheme that would sway public
sympathy in favor of the rail
roads. Reference to The Day
Book and the principles it adve-
Gated and put into actual practice
were received with great ap-
plause.
Just prior to the adjournment
of the meeting a letter from
Mayor Harrison was read in
which he courtesously declined
the honor of leading the Grand
March at the coming System
Federation ball. The communi-
cation was received in silence.