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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
WENDIING MUST SERVE TERM
Lie Sentence II Pen Is Confined BY
Higher Court.

Frankfort, ny - Joseph Vending
convicted of the murder OF s-year-olc
Alma ksilner. must spend the remainder
Il a.s ATE in PRISON. According 70 de-
-i-ion by the ksntucsy court Of appeais,
Affirming the life sentence Of the lower
court-
After a chase whirh extended from
Louisville 20 Nex Orleans. then 70 Tsxas
snallv ending IN California, Wendiing
uas arrested. tried AMI convicted OF tff
murler Of the Kellnsr girl IN Louisville,
Fl~-esns-r .. rsrs. Hsr mrNiiated bnsiv
vas found IN the basement u the cha-rh
rhsre Wendling was employed as lau-
tor. 4 snort tims after Wendling hse
Hed from Louisville.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Rf.-iyr4,-n.i. Gs.-Ffrh impressive AM
appropriate EXERCISES ne eouie'iera'e Z
Memorial Literary >oeisty unveiled me
granite tablet marking the pia-e wasrs
the great Confederate eavairy is''aier'
Gen i. z. B. stuart. die'i- 80 Wes;
t,r,,ee street. Mrs. J. r 3. stuart tas
W5Egw Of -hs grras afhcer. 1na afr On
FB stuart. Of Newport News. we're
present. 4 grandson Of ter stuart
bearing the same Christian and surname
,srsx th4 veil IRON thr tablet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Union with cari.s.

e Epistle to the Ephesians
'ar ng'1res to explain the !
4 Christ and his church
Ne temple and its found
ING structural union: hi
ne head and the body
sifal union. the third
and the wife. picturin{
uinn; and the fourth
Enor, suggesting a
Each presents q beau
phase Of the Christfa
r figures we have
hea Of how Christ -
are one Bswar
= ohseured or ina
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Two cups apple sauce. fNo and
BALI cups -four. one cup sugar. ons tea
spoon cinnamon. haf a teaspoon
cloves. one and a half Teaspoons soda
lscanff one cup raisin.. sharteninx
size of egg. pinch salt Stir 20 cream
sugar and shortening add warm Ap-
pie sauce (strainedl. four and spices.
Stir we'll. add raisins and beat axnin.
grease and four pan. thsr add soda
to cake and let il stand ten minutes
Before baking
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
WOMAN FOUND NOT GUILTY
Tired for Manslaaghtsr n Staying Of
Affinity.

Shreveport. La--B0rue fainting from
the courtroom following a verlict Of not
guilty on the ground Of insanity. Mr..
Leota Haynie OF tire~nville. MIS-. rharg
I'd With mansiaazhtsr for siiiIug G. q.
Koraesav IN thi- city March l. last. vas
given her frpe,iom after forty minutes
dehbsrati0n by the Iury-
k0rnegav was married. lsaylng wife
and ~ children ia North Carolina Mr.,
Havnie left a husband iHd two children
to elope WITH him. According 70 ser
storv 70 the iury. Eorusgay treated .~f
badly and On the day Of the shooting
cursed her and Threatened 20 abandon
her
She vent 70 the ailrua! othee Sher'
he worked later IN the tay ard shot
him 20 death. bur .isimed that ne Nne~
nothing Of what she did.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
saI.a Dressing M.as mI,nou, IN

Tablespoon -four. tablespoon sugar
tablespoon mustard (scantl. one-haIi
teaspoon salt. pinch Of cayenne pep
per Mix all together dry Beat rwC
eggs and stir In the dry mixture Add
one cup Of vinegar and one of milk
Cook In double boiler tiI thick Re,
move from frs. add butter size Of an
egg and beat until suouth This Z
nns and viii keep Il bottled and set
near the ice. ! never use oil in any
way. but ! guess YOU could add ths
ell instead of butter n you iiksd 4
better
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
SHOW GOOD EARNINGS
Increase Over 1910 Report Is Substantial.
Predict Splendid Year.

The Gulf and ship Islaa,l has ale,I lts
regular quarterly report. showing a net
operating revenue Tor the quarter OF
SIs7. .s32.s0. compared with si+i ,gso -
for the corresponding quarter Of 1910.
The increase n quite notable IA view ct
the fact that considerable Improvement
has been done during the past three
months. and is believed u bs~peak very
profitable year for the Mississippi ruasL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

PATENTS ssssss-s az n.i. at. y g-,sss. wv.
kitxgsrald q Cs@- fax \. " A~h ton. ID. a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Meridian. The P.u-tsfdcs iaspeetar a
'hIs di-trtet. after ioag rha--. traced
down snd saught laeS Blaak-. >ecurins
money orders. dating stamp saI INK p4si
Nairh the negro secured when he brok .
.uto the pas,afaer az winsste. ThursIas
alght, April q The u-gro va caught
n Clarke county, tlshsHra. uesr Grow.
Hili, and wss turuei OVER tn the sheriff
af Clarke eounty. who in turn viii tura
him over TO the United state marshal
tIis trial viii take plaee ia Bsioxi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

One pound Of butter. four cupfuls
Of -four. two cupfais of sugar. one
pound u citrun peel. three pounds Of
currants. four pounds Of sultana
raisins. ten eggs, four nutmegs. four
teaspooufuls of cinnamon. four tea.
spoonfuis Of ground cloves. two vine
siassfuis of sherry vine. and tive
wineglassfuls q brandy. Beat the but
ter and sugar together thoroughly &c
a cream. beat up the eggs and add
them gradually. then he brandy. vine.
spices. chopped eitron. the currants.
raistns and four. Dissolve half q
teaspoouful Of baking soda In a little
Of the wine and add H. Trrn into a
huttered and papered cake tin and
bake slowly for four hours
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
FEED YOUNG GIRLS
Must f4ase Risht Feed whiis cros~3ns.

Great care sh01id - taken a. the
critical psrioa whsn The yuunx siri n
flst nsrKinE Into wunaahooa that the
diet shall euntain that which Is us-
baiidinE and nothlsg haFmfuI
AZ that age tha structure Is being
formed and II formed q a healthy.
sturdy character. healih Ana happiness
Sti folioNs o1 the oeAsr haud IN
healtAy celia may hs bailf aza a
sea conaitioa sio~sy sap-rvens uhich.
4 ues esseke6 usaY rfpen info a
ehronie eonaizioa Aaa eaAae ufalosw
sgGerfng
A yozng LADY SAYS.
Coffee h~xEn 20 have such AZ eject
On NJ stomach . fsw years awo that
analix aait ussnx e. q eruakht on
heaaacnem. p@ans ia ny maaelss. and
E@rwuHanesx
. tFted te ass fsa ln IS stead. but
fos4Ed itx effects evea worse th4n fho~@
] sar~red frasn cares Thea for Gag
tine dr1sk milk a. ny seals. oat AZ
Last y paiie4 ca re A frfsud cane 70
TIE rs~ese sta ths suKxestsca ihat
try Postum
4 ia 20. oniy - and A. arst has
eidnT kaacy r. Bas 3 hat heard % so
nang psrsoas she aaa ne~z beasntsd
b. IT'S use tsat pers~vsred. and shea
had it ma.te rigAf-aecorsinw 70 a.
r~rtiazz on TIE R8ek2xs--f fasEnA q
grateful In sAyour and hoathinx ara
sfr~nxtheniax 70 ny stamzch. eaa
ard no wcr1s 10 express my feeling
of Ehat 0wc 90 Postum.
II every respect Il has worked q
wona@rfal Improvement - the head
seha~. Nervousness. the pains IA my
side an9 back. all the distressing
symptoms yielded TO the magic power
q Pu@fzu. Ny brain seems also 70
share IN the bssterment q my phys
teal csgtdition: IL seems keener. more
alert and hrightsr. I am. In short. in
hsttef health now thaa for a long
whilt before and I am sure I owe II
% tte use of ycssr Postum Name
givyn by Postum Company. Battle
crfek. MICA.
THERE'S a reason-
4 Ever r~.x sA< .s~v~ h~ss~rs A .<~
k.~ .sp~~s~ frsms ssz~ to sf-~~. rh~y
1srw xxw9kn~A uRs an9 fnif sx hs2az
1Dx<ress-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

psOvIsr VIII SUCCEED IowsEr.


>~v~rsl r--<s are ~ W. T. L.fwr~v.
80 ~ th~ psst fatrs~~a wears has ss~n
Pr--i'lrut I'd W .-t--ippi casisz-. sf Cha-
taa. aias~i hs- rr~ xua5,.sa in 80 asn,l.
sf taPs w- z RsfuE pr--si-ur 81 ta.
ha~ni ~ Trustees III fast tu-fltutlaa.
A. Hs-~ttng af ts= hmF.3. President
La-r.ss r-sxasfiea sss sss~usr-t saf
~ - Frssin-. had ef ta- depart
z@ns ~ ra~-zs-sry. "a. sass~a a. hi.
silf--~~s4w
y fruy 7su,-. 81 hl. asfs u---ifi.il
sci -gupp~i 20 ll-aarEv sar s1i,s- H.
s~~a1u~-. tavtsx a-a~a fysssr.-fsf wttA
tA@ euiie<~ ~ s1xhf~es v-tH.. .-rvinx
a. ea4rran~n ~ - tssrsify isam f.aT -
r~4- - IL ets-s tsalsa tn.l .asrs,szt
rmpstss utiA 81 rse rark sn.l n--,ls
af ~ euii-4- sas a.n mass su a.sal
rr~stisnt-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Fairy Leaf

Four eggs beaten separately. ona
and a fourth csp~ sugar. half a cup of
butter. half cup q sweet milk, to
and a half cup % fiour. rae teaspoon
cream of tartar sesnf hair teaspoon
soda. iavur 20 taste Stit sour. fhaa
measure. add soda aza sur threa
times Cream butter and sugar HEhfly
Beat yOiks 20 a foan add cream ~ tar
tar and Nhip sti1 Add mak. whites Of
eggs and four STIR hard Bake IN a
moderate oven about 90 minutes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
LuTtRANS HONOR WALTHER
Nissci Synad Conducts Devotional
Service.

- oui@.-W hat was declared "a have
hs~ahs largess Lutheran devotional
.srvi sinre tae days OF Martin Luther,
w.xat ia tAs Coliseum. where 10000
,.-.s gatharpf 10 celebrate the one
bgurIth aHEiversary Of the birth OF
R.x9r. CIV. Walrher, who : cred
;.asith rsviyng the Lutheran Church
in United tates-
4 Celebration vas N cuunsctidn
,.-s.,-hs .sssia here Of the Missouri
svr Of the Evangelical Lutheran
IA csuprisR 5000 congregations in
rh.nited >s<t- wsth A membership "
l a0ON
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
CHARGE RESTRAINT OF TRADE
ssutheru whalesAle Grocers Hold Council
Of Wa

Atlanta. Ga--IHstitution Of a strong,
Organized fight against the government .
..barv- that the Southern Wholesale Gro
..-r.- Association J. combination in re-
.-rainr Of trade. and 20 boost prices. vas
s,,ji..sre,I AZ the session OF that b.ziv
Di-.st--ions which were scheduled 70 Be
informal talks on the grOceiy tras "a
the ~aufhT resolved themselves into eour-
sils OF war. Newspaper men we're eE
riude,f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
DLAz GOVERNMENT DOOMED
Chances for Revolutionists' Success Seem
Certain

NeNieo Jity-That It wiH require al
aost miracle to save the Diaz govern
meut from complete collapse j. admitted
BY the most conservative men here ~
gsrdless Of their political affiliations.
Justly or uniu-tiy, the chances for the
success Of the revolution seems certain.
Il - not true that all the people are
sith the Maderists There is eonsi,l-
srsble portion who viii and are giving
their fortunes and their lives to sup
port the present administration.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
No Choice for President.

Augusta. Ga.-~Do I Iook a. 4 am
falling asked United states senator
ksu Tillman Of South taroliha m
- n the dining-rOom OF local hotel,
-, a,,s.tioned regarding a report that
- h.sv,h was reaching critical stage
speaking about the Wilson poem nv. ~.
-. ,re.i,Seuev. Mr.. TiIlnian SAID ina.
a.bli,. -. sentiment had HOt yet erys'ai,zs'i
-. ous man and that there would o.
.I ~ baom< to flourish and then DE
bsf,,re the next DeIrocratic national CON
rentlen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
world'satton rakings-

" York; the end OF May the
fof IN world wi have taken 100000
n of America cotton. Exports con-
light frot day to day. but are
j adding to be agsreare. with the
Il of hsIpin, 70 maintain priees At
! York. at apoiHt which causes the
l. To talk o returning cotton from
lerpOol.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
WILL NOT INTERRUPT TRADE
r,A-s, ouEv Wants Neutrality Laws
Observed.

Wa.hiugtan. eommrfet D
49,, rbs United state- aad the bor'ier
towns Of Mexico nov heli b. ias'iFFe'.io-
Ill not be fHrerf,rei with The problem
Of International law arisiag rom ths
,lsx;,-,u barber sitsEEtion vas discussed
by the cabinet and the Potey va i''ia
doxu that there would b. ~ interrupt
,;,r of trade which did not violate neu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

A story is going the rounds of a
couple OF young people who attended
church recently When the collection
was being taken up the young man
commenced fishing in his pocket for
a dime His face expressed bis en-
harrassmeut As Ae Ao@rssly whis-
perets- I guess I haven't a cent I
changed my pants The young lady,
who had been examining the unknown
regions of wOmans dress FOR her
purse. turned a pink color. and said.
N in the same nx~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Capt. Webb Honared.

IAeksea.-Capt fohn 4 Webb. PRES.
dent Of the Mi--is,iPpi Railroad Carnmis-
sion, has r-cstred uatirr from ths Va
tional Association of Railroad Cssnniis
sionsrs that hs has usen appointed on
the committee on ear -~rviee sHd 10
nlurrsge receipts. Chairman ef the conn
mittss on shippers claims oa cumm0r
carriers and also chairman Of ths eoui-
mittee on express service and cypress
rates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Mission societies Unite.

Rome. Ga.-Fr the first time IN the
tqstory OF Souhern Nethodism that
ieh a step has zen taken the Woman ;
Nome and Forein Mission Societies Of
The North Georia Conference. Metho-
hist Episcopal C1reh. South, decided TO
unite under the iame OF The Mission
Society," Such ni0ns were authorized
hv the general eosneiI of the chureh- Ihs
tn matter in individual
churches being Ift y the members OF
the societies.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
CARTER CONVICTION CONFIRMED
Must Serve twenty Yesrx for Murder o.
DR.. Wendell

Jaeks0H--,lahn r. carter. the prumi-
nsnt eitiE~n Of Muuro~ county vho wa
convietsd several months ago of IN. mar
Isr Of nr D. Wrndall IT that county dur.
ing an altsrrati"u must pay the penalty
for hi- crime sad s-rve rwsHtv vesr..
tar supreme euurt a.-rlarIng that the
Haan va. guilty. q the crime.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
WOULD AMEND LIBEL Law.
Press Assocatisn Of STATE Inauxasate
Movement.

Brookhav~u a .traug -Hort viH b.
made - aE~ud tn hh.l iiss of ai~..i--
sippi fhi- va -rvnis-l upnu bs ts..
Mississippi Prr-> A--ssetatlau. com
1ittse consisting 81 X. o. Henry af th..
lsek-au hriaas Is,lgvr. o. G.. Eastman
Il the Nick-burg Peat snd n. e.. Bar.
nard Of the Meridian Dispatch va- ap-
poiHt~'i ami Wili aet ~ ouce bv getting
10 work on the proposition.
The HeNt legislature viii b., memorial
iSed and the eommift~e viii Do IT, ut-
most to have t. recommendation enact.
e1 into law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Burr Mansion soId.

New YOrk.-Another New York land
mark-the famous Aaron Burr manson
an Riverside driye-is TO 90 before the
advancing line of modern apartment
bou-es. which is gradually covering up
every available foot of ground in the
upO.r part of the city. The mansion
t41 wears old, has Just been sold At aueT
.ion 10 a builder and will be torn down
at once. 1t stands On a plot about 100
4 square on a hill overlooking me
p,lson. James Madison president o.
the United States. occupied it iron 1904
TO IsQ6.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
EarnThiS Suitin One Hour!

Ns-r rrssns ~ - haar - r-pr~-~as-
.t4r- u ear rr~&t talloFfns haa@~ yars fnr
sr~viaA uat~ - measure sul1 sBr vwu ~
A-ni-auu~-t, ne meet stylish sasf sA~ zas.s aur
s1ie ever nasir- 1u-t sha~ t~a or tar-~ af
yeur fri~uis ta~ -anpiez q sur na- -a-sS .ait.
tnE~, t&ar tsw thr~~ sr,f~rs sna yea hav~
~Aru~d tas sult Nua eanr 49, g~t arsi~r~
Our a e~1utifat samVi~s er~sfe q s~u=atsta
~arrrvrr snu~u NJ one ever surh aass~r-
ta-s a. ~ price n-fsr-- Nsu tas@ ~ risz
hprrr thtng ls aAipu~i % RprravA4 sahsss-s to a
hssur~ -Nanu lnatlan. Cassssrnrrs try asss-is 90
sud must - satlsrrt VIA stris. e. sril 4aailtr
before paying -. eas Esnress oa mx.rr-
ming Nuu rnn mnE~r--ii sF~rY n--ty ss~s
sinfhes far Ycur fri~ulis al i~-s rss~t taaa they
pa AnFsa~rr - sri nAx- shals-al~ris. =. lob
h-r ana retail d~slrr prunts mat mean.
the s~eAlsst ci~aness Nut nlc~st hasinrs. IN
hm~rira. HlE business that sore thsa
daalti== Fuur earniug< Ne rknt Tun - r-pr~-
s~ut - 500 uunt v2lt urtil ssssnrbu-ty el-~
tAkes the xr~as businr-s No ~xp~ri~nr~ nse.
ss-srv We farnl.h y.su or p-srtf.sils ~fth ~
samples - the latest ~~As~-. fahrtr- sna caI-
err. absolutely fr--. De ruu ssnt tafs swvil
made 70 srri~r suit Ana this rssnsrsablr ea@s
mooney uaking business taat sfl utAk~ ynu
firhs postal ar .rtt~r mls i-,t - ~ uars xirs~
you as-ii cieths- ami ~ bu.In~-- write
"a nos. postal card wtu ta Or tell your
q liet.is about tt 90
PARAGON TAILORING CO.. 0spt -. csieass. N.
DAYGuYE Ferssn-- naa~ ~ p@r~nt. rrr-
a. - a -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Thus the inqGisitive hoarder.
What has hecom. of the odd fash-
Toned woman who used to call wed
ding reception an tnfareF
Response by the whitehaired
bcarter-
. think she married the old
fashioned man who used % crack his
knuckles regularly twice a day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Wash two eupfulz Of rfce In sexeral
waters ard boil In salt and Eater antii
nicely swollen and cooked thFoaxh /.
then add two unicns which have heen
sliced aud fried 70 a golden 6ra1n IN
butter. a dessertSpooafui II ehafaey
and two teaSpoonfiiz of curry paste.
Serve piled around a mo1na cf Erssa
peas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Attempts to Kill Self.

New orisahs---My folks xant me to
make something Of myself, but somehow
I don't seem 70 BE- able to DO it, This
Is the resson given BY Paul Grey. a
bright Young Is-year-old youth OF stan
ford. Tex. for has uHsHecessfuI attempt
70 vud b. life b. shooting. Young Grey
xaiSsd into a bar. grabbed revolver and
pulled the trigger, with the nlazzle
pressed against his head The safety
catch was in and before he could release
Il the revolver was taken from him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Negroes Ara Guarded.

Lebanon.-Guxried By detail OF sol
diers from the 6rst Kentocky regiment,
Jim Bucker and Jesse Smith, negroes,
were placed on trisI hsSs i1r the alleged
murder of Polismin Ro6e5 OF Lebanon
The negroes had been in pail in Louis-
vile for safe keeping. Fac soldiers pa
trolled the court house yard and is aP-
proaches while the trial Was in progress.
and deputy shsrIfs searched every MAJ
who entered the court house TO preSen'
any - from carrying IN firearms
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
SAYS PROHIBITION A FARCE
Judge Of Georgia Supreme csart Pr
senfs Some Facfx

Augusta. tsa.--iE-rharsinx ki- p-sar
Iurv. foliuNing dv- saruttais 81 80 a.sn
i~t. eha -sv'l vita r-tatlug hqa..r. lsai-r
hrury p. Hammnn,i af rar -snr~aa~
coart. commenting fruna th- h.ura. pr-
.~Hts'l iast- 70 .huF fAat. l.-F,f- th.
prohibition az in t,.-srgla. t.ss ps-spis
want liquur. tho state Iisru--. th. .lsa5-r
Hsfre- refu~s- - ruuvlrf. ASS bsurr th@
prahihitlnu aw % th~ slstr = farr~
sasi islh,r~
t1urtaltus fa' ra,lrs f-~iar-f tlst h.
'NPrr--.'i -n Per-ousi aprn.oa. ~ raat
b. ~ fF-~Ie pr-s~atln< f-s .snpl-
fssts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Pension Pr.adeurx Eires-

WashingtoH--PensiOns OF 5000 a
year each for Frances Folsom Cleveland.
widow Of President Cleveland, and Mary
Lor' Harrison, widow OF Pre-iasn; Har-
risou, are provided for in a bill intro
dueed in the senate BY senator Root Of
New York
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

uwensboro. ky.-Eightsen prominent
-itizeus Of Mclean county were indirte.i
here. accused Of having had part- IN the
Ignehing of the segro William Potter a.
LIrermsre three weeks ago. There in.
lirtmrnts charge murder Potter killed
a Nhits man
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Soak one cup OF dry bread crumbs
IN fresh miIk. Beat into this three
eggs. add one tablespoon of butter
and one-hah pound Of grated cheese
Cover the top with grated crumbs
sad bake until well Drowned Serve
with cold tongue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Springfield. I--The house bIll prohih
ting tn publication Of a detailed de-
...-rptian % exscutious. murders or a.
tempted murders, vas passed - the III
aoi- house by vote Of 50 70 Is.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Prsntiss County Fair-s

Bcousville.-At meeting Of the stock
holders and officers of the Preatiss Coun.
ty Fair Association. it was decided to
hold fair for four days next September,
the dates hxed being September 1stA
eoeA, 3lst and 22nd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

GFeenvilIe- Wa SLED vita
visitors for the hnsI iay of the Nlis>is-
sipip State EIks' convention. The unique
parade vas the feature Of the day. The
Clarksaaie lodge captured the prize,
golden and silver loving cup.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
SECRETARY OF WAR
QUITS THE CABINET
PRESSING PRIVATE BUSINESS Is
GTvEN AS TIE REASON
~ Not E-EAge 4 Przcccs af Law. But
~ Devote Hz trrracsa % Pm
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

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small bits. shred cne-haif head Iestucs
and mix with the onions. sea1cn vita
salt and pour ever French dressing 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-04
HOW TO PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN

Keep children away from suspected cases
for it is through
the enters and attacks the spinal marrow
paralysis
if the chds life is saved will
be a life The small that
be microscope
finally
there s a
typhoid fever, the carried
themselves will contract the disease
Others
the disease thrown off just it is contracted from
through the and mouth.
children inantile paralysis
which
TO
paralysis epidemcs this country the
half century For these
limited Norway and Sweden but three
New York. and has since extended the entire
North American continent
remedy chdrens
ineigenty employed, will