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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
SCHOOL GETS
The LIBRARY
Grammar Pupils Ars Win
ners of Big Contests Dana
Society Second.
Y. NJ. H. A. THIRD PLACE
st. mary's Church, Fourth
--merchants Are Pleased
--vaIued at $1,000.


Securing S14.737 votes. 2s,48s
more than It's nearest competitor,
the grammar school of this city won
the big library contest which has
been in progress in this city and
neighboring towns for the past three
months. The Dana Relief Society
came in second with 786,249 votes;
the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
tion third, with 432,e73 votes; and
ST. Mary's r. G. church fourth, with
3S5, 1853. The contest was finished
yesterday when the votes were
counted by committee OF represen-
tatiyes from some of the contest
ants. The count took place In the
contest mans headquarters In New
York.
Pupils Worked Hard.
The end has shown big victory
for the grammar school teachers and
pupils. The result Is gratifying to
them and demonstrates what can be
accomplished by honest and dill
gent work. The school Is now the
owner Of a $1,000 library containing
old and modern works of the best
kinds. The books are now in pos
session of Albert Leon, from whom
they will be received by the gram
mar school the coming week. To
celebrate the turning over of this big
library, the grammar school chill
dren will parade. Arrangements for
demonstration are now In the
course OF preparation.
Public Kept informed
The contest has been conducted by
a number of the most prominent
merchants of the city and vicinity II
was operated by A. o. Johnson,
whose headquarters are at 80 Union
Square. New Y,rk CITY It was
there representa!is es from some OF
the competing organizations met yes
terday to count the Last influx OF
votes H. s. Hulss and Martin Olsen
represented the grammar school. Mr..
Erankel appeared for the Y. NJ. II. A.
and Mr. Dne4an for SC Mary's
church.
Conducted BY Merchants.
The contest has been conducted by
business men who Joined In a gi-
gantic advertising scheme. They is-
sued votes with purchases and cou-
peas to be used were printed in the
EVENING NEWS sexery day, The
voting began on the morning nx .pAs
|cember 19, 1910, and ended Bt moor
on March ~. I911. The contest wAs
open for either private or public
schools, hospitals, lodges. clubs, So
cieties and institutions In this city,
South Amboy, Staten Island, Wood
bridge, Roosevelt, Metuchen, Key
port, Matawan, Keansburg and Bel
ford.
The Stores Interested.
The merchants who took part
and had ballot boxes in their placea
of business were: Albert Leon.
Philip Levine Company, M. Kauf-
man. L. BRIGGS, Perth Amboy Hard
ware Company, New York Hardware
Company. Laurer Drug Company
Sol Rubenstein, Boston Confestion-
cry store of Smith street, Boston
confectionery store Of State street, I.
Mann, ]. Kreielsheimer & Son, w. r.
McCreedy, Perth Amboy City Mar
ket. Il. Larsen. Greenspan Brothers.
Isadore Greenspan, Lyric moving
picture house. Bonham Studio and
Steger & Sons, of this city, and ]. A.
Johnson, OF South Amboy
The librsSy includes the worlds
best literature in many handsome
ly bound VOLUMES. 1t contains many
volumes of the Werner encyclopedia,
classics, fiction, science and works OF
famous writer's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
MANY DIE IN
TRAIN WRECK
ON A TRESTLE
May Be Twsnty Dead in Ac-
cident On Atlantic Coast
Lins Today.
DROWNED IN BERTHS
Fast Train from Chicago to
Jacksonville, Fla, Is
Thrown Into River.
Relief TRAIN is SENT OUT
Abutmsnts Which Held the
Bridge Are Torn irem
Banks of River.
BELIEF TRAIN is SENT OUT
spectas 5u United Press Wire.

Wilmington, N. c., March 25.-A
score OF persons lost their lives,
eight passengers are seriously in
jured, and several others are miss
ing as the result of q pAeck on the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad, on a
trestle across the Alapaha river in
Georgia, early today.
The cause of the wreck has not
been aseertained as the wrecking
crew which hurried to the scene Of
the catastrophe has been devoting
its time exclusively to searching the
ruins OF several cars for the bodies
OF the missing. The officials of the
road are mystiied by the wreck in
view of the fact that three-quarters
Of an hour before the wrecked train
reached the trestle another train
passed over 1t in perfect safety.
The trestle, which stood seventy
FIVE feet high, had sunk to the river
bank and was completely torn from
Its abutments. A sleeping car was
thrown from the tracks to the river
bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

ON TUESDAY
City Officials and [. v. r. r.
--convsry Place Bridge.

A number of city officials, among
whom are Alderman at-Large Will
liam d. Voorhees,, City Attorney G.
G. Homman and City Engineer
Samuel Mason, win confer with Lee
high Valley railroad officials next
Tuesday afternoon in the Liberty
Building, New York, Regarding the
building of bridge across the
Lehigh Valley tracks at Conyery
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
Boy sfruck Ry Anto.

Samuel Horowitz, six years old,
was accidentally struck and knocked
down Sby Fred j Cox's automobile,
in State street. shortly before noon
today. He was taken into DR.. c. t.
Silks drug store at State and Broad
streets, where it was found that he
he only slightly bruised Mr.. Cox
says the boy ran in front of the ma
chine which was running slowly at
the time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
Members Quit In Body.

citv ~ Naxico March OK ~. S
hraxican eabinat ras,gnad J., !. ,,.av
pha reason .s yivan i, a., atsa,o, -
nounce,nant Is tba ha,taf t,,at s,,ot -
t,on wou,s oontr,hnt., - tha ,aafah
I,shman, of naaca a,a fao,l,tata !,
auourat,on o9 tbe raforroo Watch -.
q, ao,.tar,,,,attan
,,,,
as aeaou was ''iAvh hiss'' .he g W.
net nau hsiu uueeuhs. fofeish nAia-
lister Creei, In behalf OF all the min
listers, presented the designations to
President Diaz.
General Diaz thanked the cabinet
members for their efficient and patrf-
ottx, ,,.a,,ars ts,, q, .,,x MAST o,.a s.a,s
ts cyfsssYN ssost 4,osss. I'M HSSss
.,7ssxs--r-.-s,sse =
. az ,','A'a -'s.'ss'1'
A' = = - r. e. q zs'as 81
ioWs'
secretary ol roreign AHaifs--fsenoFs
DON enrique .. Creei.
Secretary of the interior Senor Don
Ramon Corral.
Secretary of Justice-Senor Don Jua-
tino Fernandez
saarata~v af rc,n.rca. csna~ r,.,,.
r r,,.
pAo' eA'A''l '''s'''oA
Avn oiesaio Nnoiila'
secretary Oh war ana Nayy--tsen-3
erai manuei dohzaies Cosio.
secretary OK Commuhleauons ana
Iuoie Wo1As-sehor Don Aeanalo
SefnahueN-
eecrseary o Eupnc ihstruel'on-
Ssnor Doh 'usto SIERRA.
Eaeh nue.uoe1 Oh lhe eaDiiiet ~ paio
sa,afy oi @io,oVo'
II ~ khoWh' however that the resix'
uatiois oi ministers Greer, Moiiho' FER
li'husA sho pfooaoiy eosio WIZ be ne
eep.eu'
i-'i"hsoui Uliahseu Lioii MINISTER -
nnance 10 minister OF foreign rela sionh.
WITH posi- Sreei now NOUS.
ihe nameS U 'he new nheiapsrs 2.
'he e'p'nes arg no' se' Aio"n anu
piupApis wan uot We io' aessia' uays
ns 's'it' iisstioi'S c'aias A.tef uay
spen' in conis me'apsls y 'hs
saD'ne' esneu u, l'esiuens n'aA' anu
to1 lno,s 'n',n iou. nouis .nes We1o
eiose'sa ,e .ose.hei ~ was e'i'e1, lnas
y, n,a''eis Va fi.ai ,nhpos saiss "si1 hS1us
formation as to what was going on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
BIG STEAMER
DISAPPEARED
Many Lost When Vessel
Turned Turtle,
eolal hu united Preaa wlre.

Victoria, B. c., March 25;-Be-
tween thirty and forty-five persons
are believed to have lost their lives
In the wreck of the steamer Sehelt
which turned turtle off Beachy Head
late last night. 1t is believed the
steamer was overloaded and cap
sized. News of the wreck was
brought here today when boy ar
rived In a gasoline launch from
Sooke Bay. He reported the steamer
was seen to be laboring in heavy
seas. but before assistance could be
got to her she turned over and dis
appeared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
SUSPICION OF
COPPER THEFT

Arrested as a suspicious person
James Kelly, forty-two years old,
of Bound Brook, Is held at police
headquarters awaiting investigation
by Detective Sergeant Hun OF the
antecedants of ninety pounds OF cop
per and sixty pounds of lead which
Kelly was trying to sell to local
junkman. The man claims that he
got the metal from others whose
ownership to the metal the police
doubt. Kelly was. arrested by De-
tective Hut upon information fur
nished by the junkman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
Ten Bodies Recovered.

Epecfaf bls uaited Press Wire,
Atlanta, Ca, March 25.-Accord-
ing to reports received here from
Ocilla, Ca. ten bodies have already
been removed from the wreck Of the
Atlantic Coast Line southbound
train, from Chicago to Jacksonville,
derailed while crossing trestle. 1t
Is stated probably twenty were kill
ed. Until report is received from
the relief train which was sent TO
the scene reports cannot be verified.
Five coaches are reported to have
been wrecked.
Several of the victims are said to
have been drowned in their berths.
Savannah and Macan sent out re-
lief trains.
The wrecked train is one of the
fastest in the country, making the
run from Chicago to Jacksonville in
thirty-six hours.
The train was crowded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
SNEAK THIEVES
VISIT KEYP0RT
Make Rich Haul at Home
of William Chadwick.
special 20 the EVENING NEWS.

Keyports March 25:-The home
of William Chadwick, In Main
street, was entered by sneak thieves
some time between Thursday night
and Friday morning and the follow
Ing pieces of 1ewelry belonging to
Mrs. Chadwick were taken from her
dresser In her bedroom: Gold
watch and long neck chain studded
with amethysts: g ring containing
four whole pear-s sci in a diamond
shaped setting; q rhinestone horse
shoe brooch pin. green clover en-
amel pin with small diamond and
several smaller pieces of jewlery.
Mrs. Chadwick told a NEWS re-
porter yesterday that whoever did
this deed must have seen an open
window on Thursday and while Mr..
and Mrs. Chadwick were out calling
committed the act. as the doors
were found locked ON their return.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
STEAMERS SINK AFTER
COLLISION IN CHANNEL
pso.al sy Unf.ed press wirs.

Special 6y United press Wire.
London. March. 25;-The French
steamer Bordeauxyille and the Scotch
steamer Irisbrook sank In the chan
mel today after violent collision.
The crews and passengers were res
cued with the greatest difficulty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

A fourteen year old boy giving his
name as George Giazer, has ben pick
ed up by the New Brunswick police.
He claims his home Is In this city
and that his father works In a local
copper works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
TWO KILLED BY MAN
WHO WAS A PRISONER

Special bg United Press Wire.
Des Moines, Iowa, March 25:--
Clarence Wohman, deputy sherifY,
was murdered today by Fl. G. Kelly,
whom he was taking to an asylum.
Kelly escaped, went to saloon and
after being refused drink, shot
and killed q. w. Sterling. He was
captured by the police and narrow
ly escaped lynching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

Mrs. ,Kassel Finkentein, of 659-E
l65th ST., New York City, announces
the marriage of her daughter Esther
Sophia to jacob Slobodinn ON March
23rd, at home, by the Rev. DR.. Henry
8. Morals. No cards.
1905 a2h.1t#
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
As Army views 1t.

Speeidib bD United Press Wire.
San Antonio, Texas. March 25:--- 4
The resignation of the Mexican cabi..
net is expected, in army circles here, -
to be followed by speedy internal
peace for the Mexican republic or
armed intervention by the American
army. The officers admit they ex-
pect marching orders shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
SUPERVISOR OF D. & R.
CANAL DIES SUDDENLY

Special By Uftited Press Wire.
Lan1bertville, March 25:-Theo-
dore Vans Camp, supervisor of the
Delaware Ssnd Raritan canal, died
suddenly at his home here early to-
day. He retired in usual health but
when his wife heard a noise in his
room she investigated and summoned
aid. He was dead before the doc
tor arrived. Heart trouble was Civ
en- as the cause of death.
Van Camp was fifty-seven years
old. He leaves widow and four
children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

Have you srled "culck work stoss
nolish. II not you do not know hoss
asilv and wel; it can be done.
1924 Il -Sa-$Fs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

Some Of the news or your Imme-
diate neighborhood may be found IN
the want ads today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
THINK DIAz is
SOON TO RETIRE
Officials at Washington Take
that View of Latest Mexi-
can Developments.
CABINET HAS RESIGNED
Predict a Complete Reor-
ganization of Government
In that Country.


Washington, March rs: The res,s
ignation of the Diaz cabinet WAS toe
day interpreted by Washington ONO
cials as the forerunner of a complete
reorganization of the government
machine In Mexico and the early re-
tirement of Diaz.
Ambassador Gets Word.
Special by United Press Wire.
Washington, March 20 Mexican
Ambassador De Labarra today re-
ceived a dispatch from Mexican Min
lister of Foreign Affairs Creef which
stated that the Mexican cabinet had
presented its resignation. Presi-
dent Daix received them and de-
clared he reserved the right OF ac-
cepting them according to his con-
venience. The decision WAS very
we'll received by the public, which
feels that peace win soon be estah-
lished throughout the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
MnTInH

All members Of the Royal Arcanum
are requested to meet at the lodge
rom, Sunday afternoon, at 2:S0 p. N.
to attend the funeral services of our
late Brother Wm. Fl Hart.
WIZ. H. W0GL0M,
Regent
Miadlesex Council 1900
1865 8 -25-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

Automobiles sor rent, by fne trip OF
hour. G. A. Sexton, Tel. IsI or sah
10 Smith St., Perth Amboy, n. J.
lRGTS-I. .Ja.sfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

Subscribe tor tho NEWS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-23
T. L. WATSON & co.
Peoples Savings Bank
 Marble Building
 . 9c4-926 MAIN STREET Hoist Semi-Annual Dividend

December cDth, 1910.
 The Trustees of this Bank have this | Gay declared the regular/dividend for fha six months ending December 31st. 7e1cSt tho rate of FOUR PER CENT | per GnnvTn. payable on and after January Srd. 1911.
 SAMUEL W. B:LOWIN. President. EDWARD W. HARSH. Treasurer. Deposits made on or before Janu- . a-y sth, 1911. wiIl draw interest from } January 1st.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-23
FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY
 AN INTERPRETATION

l.. Mcconnell, Catherine St., FL mira, N. T., writes: 'I wish to ex- press my appreciation of the great good I derived from Foley's Kidney Remedy, which I used for bad case of kidney trouble. Five bottles did the work most effectively and proved to me beyond doubt 1t is the most reliable kidney medicine I have ever taken" Fn B. Brill and Curtis Phar- macy. s135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-23
LOOK FOR THE BEE HIvE

On the package when you buy Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. None genuine without the Bee Hive. Remember the name, Fo1ey's Honey and Tar and reject and sub stitute. F. B. Brill and Curtis Phar- macy. 1S6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-23

In making cranberry jelly or jam much less sugar will be required if the sugar be not added until after the fruit is we'll cooked
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-23
N or

For forty-four years VIC bave been -onductiDg business at tho saTno oiu location. corner Of Main ana Joass Streets. Brid9epor.. Conn.,. and ou. Private Bank has been est2bltshe0 s:lere continuously. We hase receiveu and paid out on demand without no' sicc millions of dollars of money oe. uositesi with us and we continue t0 feCeIve money subject to depositor'e check at sight. on which we wr.',,.es, anoM I'd each uccount rrouthiy. We solicit sh, accounts of individuals. businesS lnen, fis..,s and corporations. ana an sSh0 vsans a bank account where t,y rsn fernSi. money, checks or drattA and leave it for one day. enc veek. .onc month or one year, and draw interess oss 1t sor. my tinss ft fs ieff Win uc NC give to the Business our coretus p~rsnnal attention as tho oldest mfm Sr private bankers in this state.
 T. L. WATSON & co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-30
Politics Warming UD.

Las; week was the beginning OF
the political season proper. y
series 81 dates were arranged by
Hon. Ross Collins, candidate for
Attorney general. Hon. y. V.
Bradford, candidate for District
Attorney, ard Senator Theo. G.
Hil5o candidate for Lieut. Cover
nor.
They spoke at Tula, Lafayette
SFriags, Free Springs ana OK
lord They were billed to speak
al AbbeviIie, but because their
vehicle broke down they we're
delayed in getting 70 their ap-
pointment. At each place they
We're greeted with good sized
crowds and their reception was
enthusiastic.
At Oxford large crowd at.
tended and the gentlemen we're
given the very best of attention
and at many times won enthus-
lastic applause.
Mr.. Collins made q very able
presentation of his claims and his
visit made him many friends. He
has many old college friends here
to look after his interests.
Bradford's address was highly
pleasing and he won many
friends and supporters.
Senator Bilbo has spoken sew
eral times in this county and his
speech was along the usual lines
but the best speech he has eyer
delivered here. His address
throughout was greeted with an.
proval by large majority of the
audience and those who opDosa
him left the court house wonder.
ing what the voters are going to
90 about the "secret caucus, and
Bilbo in August.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-30
Sand Hi! News.

The health Of our community
il good Al presentand The farmers
are bnsy breaking land and p'an'
in corn.
Mrs. L-iunie Wilson visited her
brother, Mr. William Gipson last
week.
Nrs. Cora Beard visited Mrs
Winnie Wilson last week
Mrs. Dezzis Harris and daugh =
ter m Miss Maudl CT son visit
81 Mrs. Winnie Wilson Tuesday.
Sir. James Kes..er visited his
sister near yellow Leaf Monday
Misses Allie and R1xie Wilson
visited their grandfather, Mr.. NJ.
a. Wilson last wecs.
Nr Erwin Hickey ana wi.C
visited r,ia,iy near Pepper Bon
Thurs !ay and Friday
Mr. M. O. Wilson and grand
So. NJ. Raymond Wilson visited
relatives at Tacc pola list s. eek
Mr Ebert Beard and wife yisl.
e. home tIIks Sunday.
Mrs Pearl Pope and family
sp-a, Saturday and Sunday VIII.
he7 ia,lrr. Mr.. ". J. Beard.
Sizes Robbie Fades spent Satui
day aai Sunday with her parent,
ia fS,ard.
We are sorry 10 par; wi;h onl
rur.l carrier. Nr. Ralrh Whi e
b., Nisa hin much success IN hi,
nov WORK.
Mr. Fred Key wer, dear hunt
inE Sunday afternoon.
Misses Annie Beard and Gladys
Lawshee spent Saturday nigh
with their aunt. Mrs. Cora Bear
With much success 90 Tn. dea
b j EAGLU. ! am.
Basy Doll.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-30
Fuioctown News.

There is great deal OF sick
ness in our nelghborhood this
week.
Miss Lucilo Johnson has been
very sick this week but is improv-
ing now.
The little Mccain children are
better
Miss Lille Fulge ia a. ho-ns
from B.ur Mountain.
Nr~ " i Mccain and S'iss
ADA Fudge visited home i0.es
saturday nigh.
Ni-5 Jeuais Hair visited Miss
BIla Fudge Saturday afternoon.
Mira. McGonacill and Mira.
Mile were IN 81. mid's last
" rt.
Tine formers have begun work
Mrs. Jeuie Caliccat is Ee-sing
Miss Lucille Johnson.
Wish the dear Oh EAGLE much
success.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-30
General Attorney Hudson Issues
Statement.

y t1roey Genera, Hudson some
weeks 40 issued an opinion in
reply to the question. "waeth-,
the failure to pay road tax barr-i
one from yo;iDg:" and since
/ that time there has been many
constructions placed upon IT,
meaning OF this opinion. To
make il clear he has issaei tie
following statement:
Ny attention has been GALES
10 the fact. by lester ana o,her-
wise, that some ae&spapars are
MISUNDERSTANDING and Inintea-
t.cna.iy misquotlug my opinion
IN t2e r!sat Il uae O. vote.
i have heyer held or ueve-
expect 10 hold as long = tue
present law exists that one must
Hay "a communication. street ana
road tax on OF before the first
-ay d; February before w can
vp,e >-ch change made by
-ae las - not q tax. il cannot
preclude person irou volue.
Ah-t.er he owes Il or no.O- be-
lore the hrst day O: February.
M4tlt1ese explanatory remarks
[ asaM repIaii=h nat pa. OF ny
opinion or this subject with the
G9Pe t1at II vii set III rest any
further controversy on this SUD
jaet.
Under section 400 aad sec
tons governing ne operation Il
t-is section, one has the right 10
la5oc ag many days in the year
or pay 20 much money in ad-
vance, er . pay So maca On no
ti.e lu9n = woe.; the roads. Tn
der the ro!e. oyeTseers were an
peiHt-i from March to March.
IN re-uits - il a taat the com-
mutation. II It ae tax 1T ali.
could not mature until March 81
each ye-r: aud therefore all CON-
mutation taxes, cannot be = tax
III contemplation OF law: and
whether paid oa q. before tbs
lIrst day of February, cannot al
ieet tae qualification % Tho y3.er.
Bat 81 pubic taxes maturing Oh
OF aa.9re tie is=l day Of Feoru-
ar 9. tie Year IN which the
. p4riy ozIeFs l. vote. whether il is
q road. street. county. State. ad
va-osen. o. pol tax. (commgta-
ti5n Tax except-dj II they are not
ayei on or Oefore the first day
OF February. the party is dlsqual-
lied AID cannot vote.
My announcement is no new
rul Of law, and no more disfran-
ch.sement Of voters can result
tfom this opinion that has
occurred in the antzceden, cleo
ton. for the same law Their gov
erned the right If voters as does
now. In other words, my opinion
adds no new qualifications to
ones right to vote, and nv IN
derstanding i that the commits
sioners have heretofore enforced
this rule Of law.
5. S. HUDSON,
Attorney General.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-30
GOOD News.
Many Oxford I;.rders Have uea~,, H.,
i'rofited Thereby

Nany Oxford R~rders Have Heard n s,.-
fr"fited Thereby.
"Good news trave fast,n and he
thousands Of bad back sufferers IN C,,--
ford ale giad to leara thar pronpt feIief
Is within tn If reach MANY 4 lar,s
seas and aching back is bad no more
thanks - Doanis Kidney pills Ouf
clszeas are telling the good news of
their experience with the Old onss.er
remedy Here is an example worth
reading: ia
Ars. salina J. Meore. Univer.i.,.
street, Oxford, Miss, savs: .sTbe M.
OF three or four boxes of Doan,s Fidne,.
Ffils entirel, freed me from bacflc.b'.
and weakness across NV Ions rhsr
mad annoyed NE 4 great deal 7 IN.
prosd almost a. sool a. begun IA rsf.
tnis remedy ald it acted as a tonic 70
my system. have had no retprn AZ.
tack Of kidney trouble and Out If go
tade, | highly recommend Doan,s Kid
hey Falls TO an other kidney sufferers,
FOR sale By all dealers Price 81
cents Foster iilburn Go Rnffalo
S Sew York, sole agents for the United
Remember the name-Doan,s-and
take no other. '''
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-30

The health OF this comm nifty
IS very good d; tais writing
We are having some we;
weather now.
Nj. r. p. Singleton and family
spent Saturi y night with Mr..
Jet1 Vines.
Mis- jessie WEB spcnt Satur-
DAY niEn, with Miss E1ra Nice.
A.r. Luther Mile and family
spent S4,lriay w.th .-r. John
Mize
MT. SAN Lindsey AMI family
spent saturday Acl SUNDAY s. IL
Mr. Bud Lindsey.
Mr. Curtis Bcum nett asl Mr. 3
n. Leg-it; made "a business tap
o DSils! Saturday.
1l-> AZne- SIu-.s;1l spent
saturday night with slrs. Ton
Mic. Blue EYES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-30
The Wa.terson Code.

Henry Watterson, one of
Americas great journalists. is
said to have the following creed /:
ITO print nothing Of a man
which We would not say to his
lace, 70 print nothing of a man
IN malice; to lcok we'll and think
twice before consignfng a sus-
pect to the ruin Of printers ink /:
70 respect the old and defend the
weak and lastly. at work and at
Pay. day time and at night time,
20 De good to girls and square 10
bnys, for hath it not been written
IN such IS the kingdom Of heay-