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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
FINISH SEWERAGE EXTENSION.
Houses in New Section Now Ready to
Be Connected.

The sewerage extension in the south.
ern section of the city has been com.
pleted and the many houses reached
by the extension can now be connect
ed. The work has teen underway for
the past two or three weeks, the coun-
ty chaingang being used in the exca-
walton.
The extension of the system will
prove Of great benefit to the section
reached by it. The entire vicinity is
thickly settled and has been growing
rapidly in recent years. 1t is expect
ed that all of the houses will be con
nected with the system within few
weeks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
BOATS COLLIDE;
THREE KILLED
STEAMER MITCHELL GOES DOWN
AFTER BEING RAMMED BY
THE Wy.H. MACK.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, July TO-
Three lives were lost today when the
steamer John Mitchell was sunk in a
collision with the steamer w. r..
Mack.
The Mitchell is 400 feet long, 81
feet beam, 2S feet deep and steel
vessel of the gross tonnage OF 44GS,
was built in 1906.
The, 354 feet. long, belongs to the
jenkins Steamship Company, Of CleYo-
land.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
UnbearabIe Heat.

Utica, N. Y, July 10.-The heat
and humidity in this city today are
almost unbearable.
Many industries have closed their,
places of business today and delivery
of mail has been curtailed on account
of the weather conditions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
TAFT BACK AT CAPITAL.
Yacht MayfIower Returned with Dem.
ocrats and Republicans Aboard.

Washington, July 1O.-Tbe- presi-
dents yacht Mayflower, with Presi-
dent Taft and party of guests, includ-
ing democrats and republicans, ar
rived at the navy yard here this
morning at Z O'Clock, ending a two
days cruise, which began at Phila-
delphia and extended down the coast
through Hampton Roads and up the
Potomac.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
ONLY TWO WE'RE LOST.

San Francisco, July 1O-All but two
passengers have been accounted for
out of over 200 on the steamre Santa
Rosa, which foundered at Point Argue
LA, according to the Pacific Coast
Steamship officials.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
The Convention in Nutshell.

Monday -Twenty-fifth annual ma
tional reunion of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks begins today
in Atlantic City, N. T., with the ar
rival OF. thousands OF delegates from
all parts of North Aerica, and their
reception. ,s ~
:. 8 p.rm.zFormal opening of Grand
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
Rochester, SweIterinn.

Rochester, N. Y, July 10.-Roches-
ter is sweltering today under the ter
rifle heat wave. Great crowds of
Shriners are here attending the con-
vention and they complain bitterly of
the intense heat which is causing
great suffering among all classes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
His Mother pead.-A. r.. Hen

His Mother Dead.-A., r.. HenseIl is
in Shiboygan, Wis, where he was call
ed few days ago by the serious ILL.,
ness of his mother.szA telegram from
him yesterday announced her death
on Sunday. Mr.. Hense1Is many
friends will sympathize with him IN
the sad bereavement. - > .'7I.;gsp&
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
MARTHA VAUGHN, FAMOUS
AS WAR NURSE, DEAD

Memphis, July 1O.-Mrs Martha
Vaughan, widow of the famous Con-
federate general, died here this morn
ing at the advanced age of 76 years.
Mrs Vaughn followed her husband
throughout the war, rendering valu-
able assistance to the Confederate
cause by her work as volunteer
nurse.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11

If you want to see how real live
ferocious hippopotamus is captured
without having 70 endure the intense
heat of the jungles OF run the risk
of having your existence suddenly
brought to an end, come to the cool
Grand tonight and we will show you
how 1t is done. Watch for our big
Thursday nights program.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
LEATHER WORKERS TO STRIKE.
Six Thousand Men to Go Out Unless
New Wage Scale is Adopted.

New York, July 10-A general strike
of leather workers involving six thou
sand men, pending, will be effective
within a week if the new wage sched-
ule is not adopted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
Five Deaths Before Noon

Philadelphia, July 10.-Five deaths
from heat prostration We're reported
here before noon today, which brings
the total number of deaths from this
cause up to 119.
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NJ. c. SENATOR OPPOSES
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY

Washington, July 10.-Senator Sim.
mons OF North Carolina, today began
his speech in the senate in opposition
to the Canadian reciprocity bill, thus
inaugurating the last stage of the bat.
tie.
Bailey and Thornton are the two
other democratic senators, who will
oppose this measure.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11
GATES CONDITION SERIOUS.
Duration of Cotton Kings Confinement
Weakens Him.

Paris, July 10.-The condition of J.
w. Gates, the former cotton king, who
has been i'll here several weeks in a
sanitarium, is unchanged today. The
duration Of his illness has weakened
the patient. .
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-11

"The Society Girl and the Gypsy"
"a superb Pathe Freres American
drama, at the Pastime today. Also
great comedy.
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"Pictre Plays"
5 AND 10 CENTS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
STATE NEWS NOTES
Weekly Budget Of News Items Gathered by Our
Special Correspondent at Jackson.
INQUIRIES ABOUT CATTLE.
Possisihtiss Of Missisnppi in This Line
Of Industry.

Jackson. Cattle raising in Mississippi
- attracting a great deal OF attention
from other .tats-. and indication. are
there wsil b. considerable more develop
ment in thu. branch OF agriculture in
the nsNt lev months than has marked
the rrcsrc-. Of th,s industry in several
years.
SEVERE irtters have becn received In
this eity resvntly from st. Louis. Chi
eago AMI other places asking for tnfor
nstiou On cattle and hog raising in Mis-
-i--ippi. the eu.t Of land. rate Of taxa.
iion and other information on thi. sub
ievt. These lsttcf- are from ms-i who
desire to losatr in the South and engage
in cattle raising, besaus~ they regard il
.. a g'.oa mouey maker
Inquiries are also made about the eat
tls tick. which B. rapidly b.ing ersdi-
Gated fr,m the state. railroad rates. wa
'sr and ra.turage. The isttsr- Indie tte
that th~ winters are interested In Mis-
sis.irpi - cattle raising state. and the
tact that the cattle tick is being cradi.
Gated AID the entire state will. in an
ether year or two. b. entirely above .he
federal GuaraHtins line. will add much TO
the value Of Mi.-ir-ippirai-ed cattle
This wctk i progressing weil. and in ad-
dition { tho.e couutie. where Il ). BE-
ing conducted a. prr-eui, there are many
other counties that want a.
Good reports are being reviewed from
tho-c counii~- where the work !. being
earri"d on, and Gov >oel thinks the
money appropriate for this work BY the
legislature !. funds well spent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
I BELIEVE
CARDUI CURED
Mrs. Chapman. Of Branehland,
Tells About Her Serious Troubles
and How Cardui Helped Her.

Branchland. W. Vain a letter
from this place Mrs Elizabeth chap
man says 4 suffered from womanly
trouble for nearly i've years tried
all the doctors In the country. but
they did me no good. can say that
certainly do believe that Cardui
saved my life. 1 took Cardui. and now
am entirely we'll
have gained rs pounds. and feel
like a new woman am thankful for
what this medicine has done for me.
hope all who suffer from any kind
Of Somanly trouble viii give cardui
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wiii continue 90 recommend this
grsat remedy 10 all friends. for can
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deserves
You may b. sure. that II Cardui will
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every day u will certainly help those
women who have no serious symp-
toms. but are Just weak and aiilng.
Whether seriously sick. or simply
weak. try Cardui. II will help you.
In the past fifty years. CarduI has
benefited more than million women.
why not test II for your troubles7
y. B--wrtt- tet Ladies' Advisory
tss"egs. Teas. for special rs.srvs~stsss
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for we.s-s.- seat IN plata Wrapper, 60
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
HooKwoRM IN oRPHANAcEs.
Experiments BY Board Of Health Show
Many Of Inmates Are Infeeted.

jack-ou.-"Every public institution
where children congregate should b. sub
Iected 20 thorough examination with.
out delay and an effort made BY this
method TO prevent the sptsad Of the
hookworm disease
This vas the -tirs~-tSon made b. ~
Nood-. who 10 ~ active control of The
hookworm Investigation at ths ishofa.
tories OF the state boara ei heslsh N
thu. city.
-for instance" continue. ths haeisfi
ologis,, 4 have b~en examining - isirufs
sent me from one Of the ogphanaees iH
Jackson and have mSls scafr= - -
pefiments ~ith the rvmls that hate
found . prevalence OF hooke aru, smsouE
the inmates thst. vsrs to state the -
act percentage. would ..toni-h the ~.
tire state of Mississippi IL almost
reaches the 100 p.r cent mark, and ss the
institution Is run along lines a- sanitary
a. most OF the other homes OF it, char
acter, u is safe TO assume that hook
worm would b. found elsewhere in the
same proportion"
The board Of health has made rapid
strides in it, investigation during the
past lev months, ard reports from all
portion. Of tho state evidenc. rapidly
Increasing interest In the problem. ac
eording 10 the local analysis. Treatment
has been gwen hundred. Of patients at
the free di.peusary. and in other cities
the suggestions OF the board Of health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
PLANS FOR A CONVENTION.
land Development Association to Held
Meeting.

jsekscn.-The annual convention Of
the Mississippi Land Development Asso-
citation will b. held this year IN South
Mississippi, probably at IIattie-burg or
GulfpoFt.
This l. tho decision reached at meet
ing of tie executive committee.
Relieving that the promotion Of the
growth aud progress Of South Mis~i--
-ippi, especially IN settling the cutoVer
pine lands, j. one Of the states most i'm
portant problems, the committee deemed
II advisable to have the annual conven-
iion IN that section Of the state. The
gathering will b. held on June 81 aud
-, and the committee i now open to
proposals from the business organiEa-
tions OF Gulfport and Hatticsburg.
The finances Of the association are in
hrstelass shape, some good publicity
work i being accomplished through the
managers office, and a program viii be-
prepared for the annual meeting that
will be of exceptional interest.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
LAFAYETTE SPRINGS.

BoVele. 4 \. Blaylock J W,
Black \ ". Booue : ?,
Coleman l.,
n~nnis Author. D~uuis W,
DESMOND nec.
Gore Clint, Gilmore Mitchell.
Jarrett ! W.
lllgViuhotham ! u, Henderson + N,
Howard viii Jr. Hall Alma,
HYDE D ". Ilollnger J VI,
iiolh. W e..
tvy Toy. Ivy Hcu.
hell ~. Nell q \.
Moore q ". Morrison Wash,
Mrlarty ID II. Mc,;lsnn Jess.
Mcolsnn Bob. Mr,.laun Clint,
M+'lann Marou. Nc,;laun Monroe,
Nc ain Fed.
Nabar- Jerry.
Oliver G y. oliver bloom,
rilcher f.eo, Pilcher Steve,
Ports Wiley. fricr Andrew,
Vance & ".
Ward Wiley. Ward Tom.
Worfei1 Jim. Worheld ~,
Noriham PheliN. Watts 6 W,
Nood l.. Webb Will
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
FREE SPRINGS.

Avent Burgeant e, Avent Allis c,
Burney Joe, Brown Horace,
Brown Hardy, Burnsides Jesse c,
Burnsides Bud c, Bates X l.,
Belk b A, Briscoe Sharles c,
Briggs Nose c,
Cook \ F, Cmldress II J,
Childress Sam, Crumb w T.,
Davis Arthur, Dewberry Jno c,
Freeman Henry, FaIkner Jim c,
Gardner Archie c, Gibson Rel,
Hunter Nose c, Howard + p,
Hunt Bob c, Herden George c,
Jones Sam c, Jones RObt c,
jackson RObt,
kimmons Ike c, Keys J 5 &c,
Lee Wallace c,
Miller Ed c, Morris Jno c,
Morris Sandy Moring Mason c,
Mitchell Jno c, Malone Balfour c,
Moring Manuel c, Moore Lewis c,
Moore Andrew c. Moore Linn c,
Murchison J ", Morrison A o,
MeMurray Eli c,
Nunnally Andrew c, Nunnally Z Z c,
Nunnally Bud c, Nesbit Gus c,
Perkins VIII,
Rials t II. Ross Sam c,
Smith G. c, Sanders Dan c,
st John ] NJ, Sherman Henry c,
Shields Earl c, Shields Bud c,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
COLLEGE HILL.

Anderson B B c, Anderson Allen c,
Brown Jim c, Brown Dan c,
Brokenboro Joe c, Barringer Jno c,
Barnes Mandy c, Blake Tom c,
Blake Ben c, Battle Ben c,
Branton Sam c, Baurster VIII c,
Battle Floyd c, Bowdy Oscar c,
Baskins Lee c, Buford w K,
Buford Geo c, BufOrd Price e,
Buford Leslie c, Buford Robt c,
Buford Ed c. Buford Mitchell c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
TEACHERS PROGRAMME.
Mississippi Association Meets at Jack.
son May Z. 5 and 9.

Jackson.-The programme for the Mis-
sis-ippi Teachers Association, which
meets here May 4, S and 6, has been
perfected. This is perhaps the largest
and one OF the most important Of the
annual conventions of the state, drawing
together from 500 TO 1000 teachers.
Many prominent educators viii attend,
among those on the programme for ad-
dresses being Dr. Paul Monroe of Column
bia University, who will deliver an ad-
dress on Standards OF Education and
Dr. o. r. carson of Columbus, Ohio. The
Mississippi speakers will be Hon. J. :.
Sexton OF Hlazlehurs,, president OF The
uniform board of trustees; Hon. ;. llar-
ris Dickson, the Nicksburg novelist;
Prof. W. 7. Smith, president of the
State Normal College, and Dr. W. ;.
Leathers, director of sanitation and by.
giene
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
OXFORD, MISS, THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1911

Cook J ", Cook Wing.
Took hry.on e., Cook Wiley 6.
'ook Arthur 6, Carother. Charley q
'arothers Clarence e,
Davis ,, Runlap Dick q,
harieis oscar G.,
Gray Lewis.
Hip Ed q.
Henderson ~ e. Henderson rr.-.
Holland lno r..
Ivy Nic.
la""s lack =. Jone. Burney G.
Johnson a J., iohs,ou Lean.ler,
N"iley Green e, kellcy Shep.
Kelley l. 4.
N"-ley Reno = Mo-lsy Rob r.
Nl'ore thud e. Moore Cleveland G.
Moorc Geo e. Mitchell Alan {,
Mills T. j, Means Ino G.,
Nctarter Anirew e..
Phillips g. ;.
Kay k"bt, Rocket stamford c.
h"cAett Brown, Richardson ' e.
sanders stoke e., Sander. Jordan c.
lalum Robt r., Taylor Gilbert G
isyior Lewis q.
No-tice ino p.
Nehh Tom, White 1na c.
White y y. White Will
White Clarence G.. Walter. AL.
Nadliugtun u c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
RALLY DAY FOR SCHOOLS.
Contests Attended by Thousands at
Pontotoc

Pontotoc.-Saturday was Rally Day
for the schools in Pontotoc county, and
the town has been crowded with people
from early morning until a late hour.
The incoming morning train was crowded
to its utmost capacity with Rally Day
excursionists, and large crowds came in
vehicles, on horseback and otherwise
The crowd was estimated at several thou
sand. Dinner was served on the public
school grounds and all had enough and
to spare. The oratorical contests were
held in the morning, and the public
school auditorium, with capacity for
about thousand, was crowded, and
many were turned away, being unable TO
get even near the doors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
FUNDS ARE NOW IN HAND.
May Now Proceed to Build State Char
ity Hospital

Jsckson.-All the funds are in hand
for the erection of the Mississippi State
Charity Hospital. authorized by the last
legislature to be located in this city.
The legislature appropriated $4,000 tor
that purpose conditioned on Jackson and
Kinds county raising an additional sum
of $4,000. That has been done The
citizens OF Jackson undertook to raise
by popular subscription 10000 Of the
latter amount, 50 that the share OF the
city aud county would be $500 each.
The county and city have both approprl-
ated their pro rata share, and last week
committee from the BOARD of Trade got
busy and collected their share assumed
by the citizens Of Jackson, 80 that the
fund of $4,000 is now intact, and moth
ing remains but TO build
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
MISSISSIPPI DELEGATES.
Mrs. Noel Will Head Party TO Attend
ID. A. R. Convention.

Jackson.--Mississippi will be well rep
resented at the annual convention Of
the Daughters of the American Reyo-
luton, which takes place at Washing.
ton early in April. II is known that
Ave delegates will go from this state,
and probably more.
Mrs. l.. +. Noel, wife OF the governor
and regent OF the Jackson chapter, will
attend She will leave in company with
Mrs. II. c. Tye of Greenwood, Mrs. W.
j. Nelson OF Goodman and Mrs. c. II.
Alexander of Jackson, April II, going
over the Queen and Crescent road, while
Mrs. C. VI. williamson of this city, state
regent. will depart about the same time
over the Illinois Central for Washington
TO attend the meeting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
BURGESS.

Ales K b, Aveut Geo e,
Avent Mathe.
Bronner Hail 4. brown Tom e,
Brown Chas e. Burt Alex Ir 9,
Burt Alex Jr c. Burt Lowryc,
Burt Green G. Burt Robt e,
Blaker / y C.. Byuote Prince e,
Brook, Geo q. Bufard Anderson c,
Cook Buster c, Cook W VI c,
Cannon Top G, Cannon Bud e,
Dickens Ia G. Dickens Nelse e,
Davidson Green. Davidson Ed c,
Fisher Elbert,
Garrison James. Gray Isaac,
Gordon Henry e. Gatlin l. W,
Hawkins Tim. Hawkins \ X,
hawkins ! ". Hawkins VI.
Harris Walter e. Iulette Rufus c,
follaman Lee c,
.Tovner Jno e. Jackson Mack c,
King Henry G, King Alex G.
King Chas c.
Lowe Wesley c. IAwshee Lush c,
Mills J +. Moore Rufcs C.
Moore Rice c. Mitchell Jim c,
Matthews luo c,
Nelson W G c,
Patton Gale c, Patton Lush c,
Patton Abe e. Patton Lige G
Patton Bob c. Patton Swanson c,
Rocket sid c, Rufin Geo c,
Ray Chas.
smith Martin c, Smith James c,
sweeney Richmond 3, Shesty Jesse c,
Shields viii c,
Pamela Tatum,
Vaughn Ned c,
WadIington Even c,
WaIington Willis c, Washington ohas {
Wilburn Will c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
wILCHER CASE AFFIRMED,
Yasoo Man Must Serve Life Term for
Murder,

Jackson.-In the ease of Lee Wilcher,
charged jointly with his sister-in-law
with eonspiring TO murder his brother,
transferred from Yazoo TO IIinds county
for trial, was affirmed by the supreme
court. Wilcher was convicted and given
a life term in the penitentiary, while
the case of his sister-in-law. Lulu VIII
cher, was deferred pending the decision
Of the court.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
Capt. Merry Gathering Data.

Jaekson.-Captain J. +. Merry, immi-
grafton agent of the Illinois Central, is
gathering up data for pamphlet he
will soon issue telling of the adv sntages
and resources of the state of Mississippi.
Captain Merry is one of the staunehest
friends Mississippi has ever had, and has
probably done more than any other one
man TO start the tide of immigration
this way. He is a firm believer in the
future greatness of this state, and never
fails 70 sing her praises.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Meeting to Be Held at Brookhaven MAY
9Th to l1th.

Secretary J. G. Mcclure, of the Mis-
sissippi Press Association, gives formal
notice that the annual meeting will be
held at BrOokhaven from May 9th to
May nth, inclusive.
Extensive preparations, says Secretary
Mcclure, are being made by the citizens
OF Brookhaven for the entertainment of
the organization, and a meeting of un,
usual interest is expected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
MISSISSIPPI JOINS PENNSYLVANIA
In Celebrating Anniversary Of the Bat
tie Of Gettysburg.

Jackson. Mississippi is going to JOIN
hands with Pennsylvania in the celetrs-
tion of the tiitieth anniversary of the
battle OF Gettysburg engagement
in which Mississippi troops showed the
other side Of what metal they were. Col
". A. Montgomery, commander of the
United Confederate Veterans, has been
selected as Mississippis representative,
but il is hoped and expected that many
others will take advantage OF the cheap
rates on the railroads and attend the
ceremonies. Governor Noel has just re-
ceived a report from the Battle OF Get
tysburg Commission giving in detail
an outline OF what is proposed to be
done to commemorate the great battle,
including the laying Of the cornerstone
of the peace memorial.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
Home for Woodmen.

Gloster.-The woodmen of the worlo
health and pleasure resort near GIoster
is fast reaching q national attitude, it
being strongly endorsed for the location
OF thew. o. w. national ssnitarium. The
project will interest over half a million
men, and the sanatarium, as outlined, re-
ceived unanimous endorsement at the
head camp convention. W. o. w, held
at Biloxi March 18th. II is planned,
first, for the state of Mississippi and
the Woodmen, and thea dictates national
terms. Hon. II. X. Hardy of Jacksos
has been chosen one of the directors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06

want ] ". Avant jim.
Avaut Hamp. Allen Water.
brouner l.arkin. Buford Ino,
hufofd Albert. Barr West ~,
Barr West tr, Barr ino.
hlark Dick. Brawlett Van
trouch Charley. Cannon ! a,
taunon Henry, Clark l.ucius,
ouch Frank. Carother 4 n.
carter Baxter, Carter VIII.
cannon Jno. Chambers g w,
Davis Zen. Dembry Lu-h,
fAr Brhman.
ernlife Dewitt. Goolsby VIII,
t'ibsom VI. t,iilum Bobt.
Giilum Arthur.
iiuri Walter. Huri Riven,
Hurt Dan. Hays lessee.
ila-kiu, Gene, Holt VI Z,
Harris Mila-. Harris Jno,
Harris I. ID.
l~om Henry.
johnson " NJ. johnson Spineer,
Jones Gene, Jones Walter,
Jones x W. Jones Dan,
Jones ]. Jones Frank,
jolley Ed,
hirkwood Tom, Kelley Jesse,
key> owen,
Mullins g T. Miller I.ige,
Moore II, Moore Henry,
Moore J W. Morgan Jno.
Manning VI J, Massie I'd,
McEwen Lush. Mccartney II Z,
Mciice ! {,
Oliver Joe,
Patton stanford, Price Manford,
Lnpdie I VI, lee Henry.
lee l. l.,
PegTees VI J. Paschall W c,
furkim Jim Jr, Philbeck Prof r z,
Qliarles W + Jr.
Ragland Walker. Rivers Win,
Rizer Eugene, Reno Will,
scott Dave, Slack Wiley,
sims W J, Slaughter + A,
thompson 4, Thompson Phelix,
Thompson Emma. Thrulkild Gus,
Thomas Ed, Tankserberg Elam,
Wiley Press, Wiggins Granval,
White Lush, Watts l.,
Webb Young, Williams Jno,
Young Prince. Young Byrd,
Marlborough l., Marlborough ColuEbs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
CAMBRIDGE Roy

Asant Jno.
barry lno, Barry VIII
Barry 7 ,. Burk Hubbard
bo,ton Hilton, Barry 4 y
Oolly L D, Couch Rauch.
Osrother- Howard.
Dooley .Ino. Driver g.
Driver } \. Davi. Ie..i.
freeman Gun. Fcrrrli "A ID
"Faham Win. Graham
"r"tncr D y. Cratner p d.
'ratner } W, Gary Tom.
Gross Frank.
Huston Gll. HilIRD
Hunter Clint ilil Richard Sr.
lsom Dennis.
Jones Jvssie. Jones ! j.
Jones Rob. Jones Arch.
lnne- Ntil. Johnson Ino
johnson W ". Ioyuer Joe.
kilgore b :. Kelley IN.
kiigure Jno.
rtanA, tdter thas.
Leggin- Bob.
mitchell lhoma-. Mitchell CT.
Mitchell Robert. Miller Henry
Martin Malcolm. Mcintosh Harvey.
fegue- Iiil Phillips we>..
Rccd 2 L. Reed Hanson.
smith Bin. smith Rufus
smith Geo. smith AB
smith Rufus, Sanders Alex.
Swain " y.
Thomas W I, Thompson Daniel
turner Dan. Taylor Archie.
Taylor VIII.
Williams Iuo, Williams RI,
Wade Bob.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-04-06
A Cold Comparison.

so you are going to give up po-
etry?"
4 am replied the earnest youth.
I'm going TO study medicine pre-
seription commands enormously more
respect than a poem"