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Big Hereford Herd.

Port Gibson--W- F. Gordon and t. p.
Clark OF HermaHville. have returned
from sherman, Texas, where they bought
200 registered Hereford cattle for .bsi,
stoek farms These cattle represent four
distinct families Of the Hereford tvp.
and are among the best in this country
This Is the beginning Of big things for
this hne type Of beef stock in CIaiborn,
county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
IMPROVE RURAL SCHOOLS.
Miss su,ie v. Powell Gets Gratifyinx Co
Operation.

Jaekson.-Mi-s SUSIE v. Powell. organ.
ker OF the school Improvement work in
Mississippi, IS deeply grati6ed at the
continued assurances in various wav~
whieh Indicate interest on III. part Of
thinking and practical minded men in
that most practical and essential phase
Of rural school work Quite a number
d Pubiie-spirited men and women hav.
shown to what extent they recognize the
Importance Of this work and the effect
whieh Il i having oH the rural home life.
The school improvement work Is eon-
duets'i On the thsOry that it will sooner
Or later, directly or Indirectly. make il.
impress on the homes Of the peoul.. VIII,
are in touch With it, trend
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20

seHatobia--At a meeting Of the di
rectors OF the Tate County Fir Associa
ton. practically all arrangements Tor
holding their 1911 meet were arranged
This meeting will be held some time in
he early October. About s. 900 will b.
spent in improving the grounds AMI
buildings and erecting new buildings. A
.'rnpiete premium list has been prepared.
ssutaining prizes for practically every
product grown in the county. and in a
sAxt time catalogue with list of the
prizs shI be puhlishsd and distribut~k
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After saereligious Show.

Harrisburg. Pa.-Gov. Tensr has ID
proved the bill making il mi.demeanor
20 give a dramatic exhibition or show
any liked or moving pictures OF sacre-
ligious or immoral nature At the time
the bilI was introduced last January the
proposed presentation Of Rostand's
drama La SAMARITAN" by Sarah Bern
hardt, was causing considerable discus
son in Philadelphia, which ended by
Mayor ReyburH's refusal to prevent it.
production
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
MINISTER HIGHEST CALLING


WnfernurE. VI thiuk that tba
sgd ns-ath~r ~ Mekiairy Wa sarry her
80 sas ouly o. Pre-uient Instead 81 b.
sag a M-th.-iist minister. sasi Bishop
taouis- 3 Nesis ef New Orleaus. before
~ Nsrlnout Msthoiiss Episropal eaafsr-
eass. in session hare Continuing.
hsshup >reiy .ani
Nefhtnr = - aahls a. u b. = min
'-tsE- Pr~aehsrs .haaiA p.sG fsrt4 lee
thunder ant mnre lightning Yen must
tram ths vaies - make a whisper audi
eis- Il j. Hot n-c~~-ary 10 shout
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
CAMBRIDGE Rnr

II
AyaRt Jao.
Barry Jno, Barry VIII
barry I J, Burk Hubbard
b"-,on Hilton. Barry 4 \
tosiy L d, Couch Rauch
tarothers Howard
pooiey Jno. Driver I.C
briver J A, Davis Jes.i.
Freeman Gun, ferrrli n d,
Sfaham Viii. Graham D.
Sratner d ', Gratner I'D
irstner J ", t;ary Tom.
Gross Frank,
Huston Gin, Hill RID.
hunter hunter Tint, HiIl Sichard Sr.
Ls0m Dennis
Jones Jessie, Jones
Jones Rob, Jones Arch.
Jones VIII. Johnson Ino
Johnson " ", Joyuer Joe.
hllgore B :. Kelley In.
hIlgote Ina.
Lyier Frank, Liter Chss
Leggins Bob.
Mitchell Thomas. Mitchell CP.
Mitchell Robert, Miller Henry
s1ar'in Malcolm. Mcintosh Harvey.
Pegu~s Ban Phillips wess.
heed |. L. Reel Hanson.
smith Bill, smith Rufus.
smith ten. smith AB.
smith Rufus, Ssn.iers A!rx.
Swain w B.
Ihon'as W 7. Thompson DANIEL
Turner Dan, Taylor Archie.
Taylor VIII.
" iiliams JHo, Williams RI,
Wade Bob.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
READY SALE FOR Buyps
Communities Are Preparing to Make I'm.
provenents.

Jaekson.-Oivie Improvement, Is the er.
der of the day in Mississippi. and nss
merous counties and communities are 10
suing bonds for the purpose of building
good roads or constructing public utiI-
tiles.
II . roughly estimated that more than
one million dollars worth of securities
foated BY counties and towns in TIN.
state have been marketed during the
past sixty days, and no trouble sneour
tered in securing bidders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
OXFORD CORP.

svaut > W. Ayant Jiua.
AraHt Hamp. Mia Water.
isruan~r iarkin. Bafars Ina.
Hisiont Aibert. Barr Wet >r,
Barr W-st Ir. Barr Ina.
HlAek Daek. Brawlett VA
Crptsrs hari~y. cannon . A,
g sHnoa Henry. Clark Lurius.
'esErh Prank. Carathsr z n,
Carter BAXTER. Carter WIN.
t'4anoa Ino. Chamh~rs &; W,
DAVIS Zen, p~mbry Lush.
Pair RiehmsH.
t'FeHlIf- Dewitt. t.aalshv VIII,
'.ih-om ". ';ilIuu Robt.
s.iIlum Arthur.
Hurd Walter. Hurt Rivss,
hurt Ian. HAYS Fessee.
Ha-kius Gene. Holt NE,
Harris Milas. Harris Ina,
Harris l. d.
i-om Henry.
Johnson W VI. Johnson Spinner,
Iouss Gene. Jones Walter,
ZONES K ", Jones Dan,
Jones J. Jones Frank.
Jolley Ed.
hirkwOod Tom. Kelley Jesse,
News Owen.
Mullins 6 t. Miller Ige.
Moore II. Moore Henry,
Moore J W. Morgan Jua.
Manning VI !. llas~is Ed.
MeEwrn Lash. Alrt arthey HE,
1ie'iee J 4,
Oliver Io-,
Patton Stanford. Price Manfori,
Luadie I VI, Lsr Henry.
lse l. l.,
Pegrees VI j, Pasehall W C,
Pirkim Jim Jr. Philb. / Prof RE.
Qtiarles W t Jr.
Ragiand Walker, Rivers Win,
Rizer Eugene, Reno VIII,
Scott Dave, Slack Wiley.
sims W J, slaughter A.
thompson \. Thompson PheIix.
Thompson Emma, ThruIkild t.us.
Thomas III. Tankserberg Ehm,
Wiley Press, Virgins GranvaI,
White Lush, Watts L,
Webb Young. Williams ,Ino.
iOung Prince, Youry Byrd.
Marlborough L, Marlborough ColnEbss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
Died PLAYING Car.s

Cleveland. Ohio--With the cards with
which they had been playing still clutch
ed in their hands. the bodies of George
kOpp and Richard Dooley we're found in
a room here. They had been asphyxiated
evidently during their garss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20

Nstehitoehes. 1.-the STANDARD OH
Company has closed a deal for more than
1000 acres, near here. upon which alive
operations for OIL will begiu within 90
days. The company already hats hIei
dasds 70 other property " this section.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
ABBEvILLE


Anderson G :. Anderson Jim
Anston Lust. Anston Wm.
AleNander Jim. Alexander Turk
Brewer Joe. Brurr Rufus.
Bell Tom.
I Oummins Burt. Cummins Johnson.
touch Jno. Collins Rub..
Causlnn Clave, CausIon Ike.
CoIIey J D, Carter Tom,
Cook Jno.
Davis Albert, Davis Alonzo.
Davis Touey, Davis frank.
Davis Luke, Davis Tom.
Davis Dick, Dennis Wm,
Duke Alex, Duke Broadly,
Elrod Al
trerrun Henry.
Gillum Steve. Gillum W.
Goraon Geo. Goron Oscar.
Gales sam. Gales IRWIN.
Graham Alex. Graham Jack sr,
6las- SIM. Gibson Curry.
'ireSury Geo. Gillum : B.
Gran II W.
Hiek.vJw E..,,, l..
sus.o, J,r, tIa--,,s -.
ierEo.t III Jr. HsrEad nd sr.
Holland X +. HOLLAND W n.
Hill Oby. Hughes J b.
H,Iia-1 49, mn -
Jefreys Eph. Jami-ou Geo.
o,a.T,t. - -.
.rohn.ar yvaf
To.,, It,. r,.,t. H. ~.
fi,+t. ~ - -,
To.kba-+ -;
~. n, NF,.h.. NJ
,T;,.h..u - u-.-h.u -
N..on Co... No., -,
V,.o, R,r,s- ~, p
,r.,... o.. ~. T.,
u,.T,.o-b vV5yI NJ. -.
49,, E,,..
p.,,,,.. T;- ps.,,,.- u,v,
p. -. p. ~.
- r. = -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20

baford u c r, Blfari Eco.
na,ord Adams e, Baford Pail :.
Bif0rd Dack e.
,-a a,poeil NAth 2, Cehrsn Floyd e,
N"aten Liz- r, taas Ia- e.
te''k Chas lr e. Carter rom
@'oth~rs Abe q, CarDthrr. Vsnr
trader WIN c, Campbell iF-nrv /.
Clark IDc.
Du~- Wins =, Dnrham Jim {.
fHerseH Chss. Frier.,n t.~o :
fAlknsr scott e. rs,iii. ,..a g.
''aies >am e, Gordon B,,. q.
s'ates Lauzo e.
.ioNsrl finger r. Howard Carsi.e.
fsl L II r, Hal~tt IuoLe
HINT luo e. Hudson Obie e.
ilu'isoa Billie e. Hatfield Gu..
Holmes J W, Harvey Ben q.
Isabel Chss .,
johnson sam e. johnson Rob. .
Johnson Rslph =, johnson Thsa
Jones Watt e. Jones Remv E
Garrett Hubbard E
ienslEs James e. Jenkins "a =.
Ming Maniel e. Ksys Cha.e
Lewis Arthur c. Lewis James
Lewis Hs>-ie ., Lewis Tom - =
l'eSis = VI e, Lewis Colunibu. =
Lewis sherman e. Johnson Ale,
Johnson g B 2. johnson Albert q,
Logan Shed e. Moss " Ne
N'~- Berry e. Moore Ino q.
Waves Frank r, Matthew. Harvey 9
Matthews Le~ e.
AcEwen ten r. McEwen Iuo srr
NcEwen VIII c. Mrhven Shur
Nehwen Billie r.. McEw-n T.ash .
NekSen Marshall e. NcMillan S,sk.. :
he'Flenn Reuben q. Mcmillan Prv-i.l.p. 4.
Mcmillan L-ss r. Mcfarland Jou.h A..
Mckinney Morris e.
My Isaac.
FIRE Bob E. Pricn Tom ..
rriee koivsr e. Pric~ Albert :
Phillips Roht y. Patton Alfarl =
Pe'tis d r. Pettis Henry =.
Pettis Rob r. P-tti. Enash =
Pettis LeWis r.. Pstfi- Country ..
Pettis Chunk q. P-tti- ii-ury {.
Prttis J g. pettis Tom r.
fettis Oraug~ q.
PARKS MARTHA r.. PARK. VIII :,
Parks Bishop r. Parks Ras. ..
'guariss Wm e.. ssisric- Raht :
tlrIarie- Hsrp-r r. QriarlsS " Ne
Rafin Rnbt e.. Rirhmon.i Eli r..
kkar1 W M
smith Clark =. SMITH lHteh-l =.
smith Dennis e.
>'ms Doyle r. SINS >i.insv e.
sims DeaHis r. sins VIII r..
sims Drel =. simmons All
>-aiS Vance e, Sanders Air~n r.
>art4in Launie e, stephens J1rk =.
Sanders Max r.
IanSsrsiey Ina e. Txnzsrslsv t.s-s Ir =.
ihomPson >hsriey q. rh.,np-on Wiu u ,
Turner Lsaui- q. Turner Eliaa e.
Turner J'~.e e.. Thomas Pete -
Thomas >oi G. Talb~r- tse,s e.
Webb Van r. Webb inn Ire.
Webb Geo ~ r.. Wehb t.-o " {,
Webb Ino e. Wii-.,u Bro e..
v Iison IeF e. Wilson Austau e.
Wilson Nils e. Wilson San r.
Wilson Hunter =
Wilsen Hunter :. Wilson Ie--e =.
Wossis J : e. Woo,is Ino r.
Washington Henry E. wilkins Rabt E.
wilkins Eb e. Wyatt Iua c.
Wiley LeSis e, Wiley Nsary {.
/ Yo,tns, z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
xosrH OXFORD BOX PRECINCT.

..,.,r Chas col, Atwater Lee col,
-. Madison col Boone Jim col,
,vsu { Il. Bell Ben col,
!, Anderson col, Billinxslry Dan col
- Gilbert, Brsnnoa Pearl
k.rss Arthur, Campbell Bur.
..shen Joe, Curtis wm,
supbsli loe,
b-zzer Curt.
nv Tom. Cray Frank,
E;nere vergin, Gibson I'd,
S~rury Joe,
RI, Cain. fiarsi< Rsbey
-. Milton, Harvey Elyser,
CO.. John Sr, Hope John Jr,
n Jasper. Hill Zeke,
MEk. Hill L U.
w-. VIII. Hammon Leslie,
sbbarI : R. Hyde W b,
.r,ev Geo Jr, Harmon Jessie
.,.h Dock. Isaiah r d,
sisk Enoeh,
kses FL. Jones Jim,
Lu-s Geo, Johnson Ira,
Mason Jno,
usanaon Jim. kineannon Geo ST,
harmon g W Mark, kirkwood Ira,
irre Jno. Nincannon 4 X,
We I. Love Joe,
prs Dave, Leggin Ben,
<n Henry, Lovless Jim,
M " g. Lundie Jessie,
rs Walllce, Lundis jim.
.rss Frank, Moore Wright,
pure Rufus. Moore Jake,
srsin Moxie. Murphy Lee,
r.aa Albert. Mills Chas,
rlleck Jna. Moore Jno,
zr,in B r. MeEwen sim,
rEnea VIII. McEwen Pate,
Ewen summer, MeEwen Dock,
tErsn Sid, AcEwen Sid,
kFnland Jim, Mctiee Marion,
u Martin,
gaes sampson. Pegues C L,
xnss Henry, Patton Joe Sr,
asaa Joe Jr, Patton Joe
rcn James. Porter VIM,
<ssf Lige, Porter jos,
rnamon Ham, Payne Geo.
<AaIl Ned, Pegues Columbus,
rlss Henry.
M Jnn. Reno Haanable.
azs Walter, Robertson Jink,
= Wash, Robertson Jink,
spaner Jno. Saunders Jno.
|aks sam. >toaks Columbus,
lailsr Obie. smith Bob,
Hrke Ii. >anden Cato,
rsney henry, Sweeney Dan,
Efsr " G, >toter Archie,
nmpson VIII. Thompson Nose,
Irssr ,ieo, Tubhs K T,
rslkild Geo, Taylor Clint,
mp-on Burt,
nzha Jessie, vaughn Andrew,
LEY Dave, Fsller W,
kikrr Isom. wilkins Ed.
Exrv , B, Williams Ashfum,
lsa " c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20

II Is not the quality Of the meat but
the chesrfuluess OF the guests which
makes the fea=t--LorSi Clarendon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20

DR.. Pierr-'s Peasant Pellets cure csn.si-
patiou- Constipation - the cause of many
di-easss- Cure the eanse and you ears
the tlseas. Easy to takr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
DELAY

Biark b z.
Davis J K. noty RF.
tiank- ilahb1rL Hay>e Cubit,
iiuigiH- = =. Harvey r.
lanes J y,
kiFkweo'l lhier, Knight q Z,
Lester Eani~.
Nearing y.
Oliver WIN.
saith " :. Slaughter G. u,
Thweatf VIII. Turner " ID,
Vaughn II c.
WhitssRle II "
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
No. IL.

Not By years but BY disposition 10
wisdom acquired PiAtus.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
VOL. XXXV.
be|iaquent Poll Tax List
-,rE oF MISSISSIPPI.

|rtrE oF MISSISSIPPI,
Lsfsystte County
r.. !. 70 certify that the foregoing
4. 4 names were delinquent for pou
q the lst day Of February. I9IL
!. c. HARTsFIELD.
Sheriff and T. L.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20

sI4ert D ),
reguss Joe [, P-gle. PM
resues Hale, Pegles Luke,
regnes { Pegues Butler.
seg'lrs Payne, Pegues Manuel
Price Jao,
Watson G. ".
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
SHACKELFeRD.

Anderson Jim,
Clark Archie. Cook Wesley,
Davis Oscar. Durham >am,
Farmer Frank. FGndren Dorris,
t;ordeu J A. Gorien J II.
Hughs J p. lIinderson g W,
Hair + L,
Jenkins J K.
kafey Lonzo,
Noies \ ].
Parker J g,
>tribIing } VI, sharp AL
Whitesiles J K.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
NuTH OXFORD BOX PRECINCT.

~--% SAS IVA kE&A2.%k l..
ezanisr Phene, Avant Chas,
zzrson Curtis.
rxd Fre,l, Boone Ernest,
ny Aaron. Britton T II,
Hn-r John, Burt Vance,
nun 0 u. BaIuler Dread,
fzl0e Iao.
l'shers Jno, Coleman Marshall,
snan Aather. Coleman Geo.
"a 6 D. Campbell Joe.
.sasil Frank. Crosssiale C c,
sshsrs Van. Coleman Joe Jr,
ssb. DIAL Corneiious.
rzr Sylvester.
m President. tsi.si Christ Joe.
Es'n Aaron, ssillHm Gs-o.
Tired Huston III.
faa G'Iy. huston Ozev.
On hasrer. Hawkins Andy.
'Nns ss-ne, Harris 4,
nE Z, Harris Ina.
A'a Summer. Howard Tsp.
.-m eaha. ttslsr p VI.
l1aa Waiter, Hickman Sam,
y VII.
Asea J c. Iahn-oa Nv.
s'a N P, -ioues El-in,
KAtA, Jones NeaIey,
, Ino.
Albert. Kelley OG.
eariou, Kelley Nimrod,
xnei, Keer Chas.
Lsekhart Al.
y Tom,
Ino, Mack JF.
ri Aionza. Morrison Hugh
i'm, Mabry IA.
= Riley, Mooney T W.
esa ]im- AeFaslen Shed.
u Andrew, Mckinney JEFF,
seae. MEX sB.
'aas Oliver FL
ssreet D.
ssss'e, Porter VIII
walter Porter Will
,-sr Pegu-s Edgar.
slm, Presley J III.
q luther, Robertson Lee.
VII. Robertson Ed,
n0~ar
= VII, sanders Jaks
". Smith wo.
5e Spencer G z.
Edgar, Thaeker Jasper.
" ?, Thompson W Z.
saa =, Thompson Wesley.
=. rhelix, Thomas Walter.
soe Taekett S Err,
aassiH, Taylor c r,
10,
| A Webb Ut,
as sam, Williams Alfred sr.
Alfred Jr. Wilson Lee.
n s.sh, , worth~m Elm,
r wsem. G
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
WISE, ALL RIGHT.

Mr.. Wise-where's the man that
struck my wtfs-xhere IL be.
Bystander-whatu you do n you
ind him.
Mr. Wtss-Introduee him to m,
Eother-in-iaw.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
DALLAS

BAEEaS
Ali~n Lr-,
bsshoP " I, Bro-s y
Coleman Bud, Coleman udL,
Jahouh Ino.
u'igias. J I. Duxlass } A,
Dugias- J y, pavu. L I,
Dalton e ".
fnzErn . Il.
ha.lar Jnr. tisrweil Jam,
harw~ll ~.
jrs-tice LF.
kirkWoo.i FIRED,
Lea1 hnaa K L
Msrrts : T..
''us-by Z y. Ozsrn~nt , n.
g7s.uiy. " l. Phi.;ips ~.
trniau ) NJ Pa.hsg 2 ",
RaEin , r.
>yks> Y .. sykes
sykes I ", >ims J I.
Saw Tom.
rs'ifnr't & =. Tarksr~i-y Cal,
Wethoar Henry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
BURGESS

Ale< Z B. AveHt tee e.
Avent lIath q,
Bruaner Hall g. Brown Tom e,
Brown Chas r.. BErt Alex Ir e,
Burt Alex y e. Burt Lowry e.
Burt Green e.. Burt Rabt e.
Baker L B e. Bynote Prince c,
Breas. Geo O.. Bufori Anderson c,
Cook Buster e, Cook W VI e,
Cannon Top e. Cannon Bul r,
Dirkeus ii g. Dickens Nels. e.
Davidson Gsreen. Davidson Ii c,
Fisher EIbert.
Garri-au James, Gray isaar.
Gordon Henry {. GatliH L W,
Hawkins Tim. HawklRs A H.
hawkins J ". hawkins VI.
Harris Walter z. Hulrtts Rufus {,
HolIaman Lee e.
T,vner Juo e. Jackson Mack c,
Ming Henry e, KiHg Alex e.
King Chas c.
Lowe Wesley e. Lawshee Lush c,
Mills r +. Moore Rufes c,
Moore Rice e. Mitchell Jim {,
Matthews JH0 c,
Nelson " c c,
Patton Gale c. Patton Lush G.
Patton Abe c. Patton Lige c,
Patton Bob c. Patton Swanson c,
Rocket sid c, kHfin Geo c,
Ray Chas.
Smith Martin c. Smith James c,
Sweeney Richmond 5, shesty Ssse c.
shields VIII c,
Pauola Tatum,
Vaughn Ned 6,
Wadlingt0n Even c,
walingtou Willis c, Washington ehas 9
Wilburn VIII E.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
ABBEvILLE CORP.

ABBEsILLE CORP.
dinss ! \.
Major W |, McAlister " d,
Polk sam
Williams L. Woods Walter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-20
PARIS

Bland " W,
Green Frank,
Harmon Lee. Hardy L T,
Hardy " L, Hardy W d.
Lee : G,
Moody C A. Murphy J A,
Nelson A Il,
PinkIngt0n J Il, PindergTass 4 u,
PiBdergrass L,
Reaves John,
Smith W U, Smith John,
stoae w L, SpuFelI j y,
Ih,ssntt A d, Thweatt S B,
Tkasztk Robert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-07

purposes if we wish a desirable location
in one Of the many "Cities not built by
hands" but by thoughts.
There is something wonderfully slim
ulating to the human mind in the very
vaguest dream of such a city.
1t gives new impetus to worthy &C
ton, new wings to hope, new comfort
to sorrow, new sOlace to disappointment
and failure. 1t makes everything good
seem enduring and everything that is
not good trivial and of small import 1t
makes the hurried transit of time in
this little life seem of less Importance,
and arouses the heart from sad rever-
les over broken earthly ties to a con-
seriousness Of renewed friendships and
affections in worlds beyond.
For those who have always lOnged
for the beautiful and ideal, while COM
PEELED TO live in sordid and common
place surroundings, it gives the eXquis-
lite hope of compensation for disap-
pOintment and reward for patience
All hail 10 the cities beyondi
May our eyes receive the inner vision
to behold them while we are yet IN the
temporal body upon this plane.
- new name shall science hence
forth wear.
The Great Religion Of the Universe
Copyright, 1911 by Americana Ournal-
Examiner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-07
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
On the Cities Beyond

oppose beliefs which are Of the utmost
Importance to human happiness and hui
man development
There is no geographical fact-no
possible discovery Of any other CONT
nent on earth-Of such vast import to
humanity as the proof Of realms beyond,
or outside of, this earth plane.
Should tho discovery Of wonderful
and fertile continent at the north pole
be made, Il could only interest US for a
limited period Of time 100 years from
now no one Of US would remain TO enjoy
its products or be entertained by It's
sights
But the absolute knowledge and con-
vincing proof that other continents eX-
listed beyond the earth, and the ability
to see them with spiritual vision Wnen-
ever we so desired. would render time
impOtent and take the sting indeed
from death
Personally. I do not imagine my
friend saw heaven for ] do not De
Ieve in any one locality in the further
lands which bears that name. But be-
Iieve In my Fathers house are many
mansions" and in my Fathers universe
are many continents and cities ana i
think my friend saw one OF the many
I have no doubt it was a spiritual CITY,
inhabited by spiritual beings, and that
innumerable others exist in space-c1t-
les beautiful and unbeautiful, on higher
ard lower planes, according TO the splr-
ituaI workmanship of the inhabitants
j De4l6he you anu qua anu -
hour of the day, are helping TO build
one Of these cities; and Just as we build
so shall our structure be when we leave
this particular chemical formation in
which our spirits now dwell and pass
on to new realms. And when we reach
that new region we shall find for neigh
bors those who have thought similar
thoughts, held similar ambitions and
committed similar actions while on
this sphere. The scientific world has
Is n
energy viii select our place Of habita-
ton In the life beyond, and il there
fore behOOves both you and me to di-
rect our energy TO good and beautiful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-07
ARE YOU FREE
FROM

Headaches, Colds, Indigestion,
Pains, Constipation, Sour Stomach.
Dizlness2 HyOu are not the most
effective, prompt and pleasant
method Of getting nd Of them is to
take, now and then, a desertspoon-
ful Of the ever refreshing and truly
beneficial Laxative remedy-Syrup
Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA. Its
well known throughout the world
as the best Of family laxative rene
dies, because 1t acis so gently and
Strengthens naturally without I'm.
tatng the system IN any way.
To get its beneficial effects It Is
always necessary to buy the genu.
me. manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co., bearing the name
Of the Company, plainly printed OF
The front Of every package
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-07
THEATER
CHANGES OWNERS
New Bank Organizes at Mo
renci-Republican
Quits Race.

Clifton. Arizy Nov IA deal has
been consummeted whereby the Empire
theater, owned by C. p. Dunn, was
taken over by c. T. Dunn, Minor Sfmms
and W. n. Shirk. C. T. Dunn has been
closely identified with the theater in
the capacity Of manager since its or
gauiZatiOn
Joe Terrell Republican candidate for
supervisor, has withdraw from the
race and will In the near future remove
10 New Mexico, where he has decided to
engage in business.
Articles Of Incorporation have been
filed with the county recorder incOr-
pOrating the State bank of Morenc i
The incOrpOrat0rs are business men
from both Clifton and MOrenci The in
stitutOn will be situated at 1IOrenci
The officers are: G. E. Goodrich, pres
ident; c. 3. NOnnamaker. vice presi-
dent, John D. Williams cashier. The
board Of directors are B. 2. Goodrich,
c. 3. NOnnamaker B. Cortiana, sam
Abraham, J. G. Cooper, John D. Will
lams and W. J. Riley. The concern IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-07

Editor Ell Paso Herald
An editorial which appeared in the
Sunday morning Times in regard TO the
auditing of the city books urges an
audit made by a corps of FL PasO ac-
countauts. it evidently appears that
the ring and its brilliant sapphires,
with the aid OF their Official Morning
Ink" are very busy as usual trying
to fix the audit TO suit themselves.
Surely no fair minded taxpayer would
sanction such an audit. There's only
one audit that would meet with the
approval Of the taxpayers, and that's
an outside audit. II an audit be made
by local accountants, no matter how
honest or reliable they may be, the re-
suit would not meet with the approval
of the people The impression would
naturally be that they were influenced