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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-04-25
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a q 7 Q RIA

Alleging that she won the
mayorality of Hunnewll, Kans.
at the recent election but was
counted out in favor Of her male
opponent by the city council,
Mrs. Ella Wilson is preparing for
a vigorous contest. Whatever
might be the merits of the case,
the fact remains uppermost that
a woman was never born to be a
statesman. public executive,
judge or jury. Her sccptcr is a
carcss, her empire the realm Of
love, and when she fails there
her power for the good Of man
kind has passed away. So it is
to bc hoped that Mrs. Wilson,
efforts C. enter public life may
prove fruitlcss. and that she may
rc-entcr her own sphere content
to devote her future efforts TO
grasping her far more inspiring
opportunities as a woman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21
OESDE LON D RES
. Ell ULTIMO JUDO RUSO

Ell autor de la "Muerte de Philae"
caminaba por la vieja TERRA de los esca-
rabajos en- pos de recuerdos f1nebres.
Una noche, guiado por TN farol, desa-
pareci0 en- las tinieblas del cenaculo del
Cairo. Cuenta que vislumbr6, en- pasi-
Hos misteriosos Henos de sarc6fagos,
formas vagas'' esfnges de verdinegro
bronco, siniestros esqueletos, amariHen-
tas mOmias. =.
Ell austero Tribunal del cold Bailey"
parecla un cenaculO. .. Un cenaculo
mas l1gubre que ell Cairo, porque 81 en-
aquel yac1an apergaminados rostros que
contaban mllchos siglos de dormitar en-
feretros, en- este hab1a un ser humane,
manchadO pOr la sangre del crimen, unos
Juec0y y una horca!..
5Que es 10 que da la sala tan sinies-
ira apariencia?.. Z Els la vejez de srls
heladas paredes? Els ell silencio, la at
mosfera enfermiza, la luz mortecina de
una tarde girls? No 10 Sc. :. En- ell inte-
rior dOlorido de los craneos La obsesi6n
del crimep forjaba visiones fantasti--
cas-. La jaula de hierro del acusado pa
recia un sarc6fago, ell REQ encerrado
en- ella un esqueleto. Los jueces, osten-
btandO cada uno La misma mueca, pare
elan esfinges adornadas con cenicientas
pelucas. Centenares de momias rigidas.
secas, cuyOs ojos escudrinaban la iaula
con intensidad de serpiente, componfan
ell auditoro. .
iCenaculo horrendo!.. Al ser mira
do, ell esqueleto convert1ase POGO a POGO
en- fantasma rojo. Sal1a de su ata1d.
immense, amenazando a la multitud con
gestos vagos que helaban ell aire. Sobre
ponlase a las momias Y q las esfnges v
Subla como una llama hasta los crista-
les del techo. Y, repentinamente, un
sudario negro borraba la vision. AL CON
vertlrse lentamente la obscuridad en- pe
numbra, volv1ase a percbir en- ell fondo
Gle la sala al hombre encerrado en- Ia
jaula de hierro..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21
Los SucesoS de Espana
EN- l 8 O g.
CROrrr7A DOCUNENTADA
Salvador Canals
CRONr1A DOCUMENTADA

question Marrueoos Riff permanente
pIa sobce NaruecoL del rmino.-Lo
De 1906C6no que a
La protosta contra Sin
rebellion e las caHes 1e Barcelona
La famosa epre6n que ribuna poceo
Ferrer.Para apllcj Ia suspension de garantas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

,NIEDICOS Y FARMACEUTICOS
Formulario Practice
de
y Gle F'armacolog1a) :
Dujardin -Beaumetz
En- ell 3 LETIN CANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

Todos los dlas, por espacio de una
semana, habia permanecido de pie, con
Inmovllldad de estatua en- el "dock"
del cold Bailey'' Alto, f1aco, de en-
corvada nariz y faz angulosa. infund1a
pavor y tambien pena. Desde los ban
cos reservados al gentio curioso debia
llegar d sus o1dos un murmullo que de
cla: Il Eres TN jud1o!" ".... .
Pero Stinie Morrison era impertur-
bable y enigmatico como Crippen. Ell
primer dla miro fjamente a jueces y
JuradOS, como para recordar bien sus
caras Luego dirigi6 su 11irada profun-
ola hacia una imagen cOnstru1da Dor su
lmaglnaclOn. :. una imagen que deb1a
fotar en- medic del tribunal y acaso re-
presentara q su madre, s0llozando en-
ell m1Sero hogar de la aldea 5Su vida?...
Su vida era un misterio, encarcelado en-
SUI alma fria..
Nadie ha olvidado aquel cgimen. Ocu-
rrido cIlando aGn sonaba el eco de las
pistolas de Whitechapell aterroriz0 q
los buenos ciudadanos Ell dia primero
del ano, al levantarse la niebla de la
pradera de Clapham, encontr6se en- la
hierba ell cuerpo mutilado de un judo
frances. Una "S'' hab1a sido esculpida,
por medic de afilada daea, en- cada ca
rrillo de Boron.
(Continda en- la 5a. plana.1
-ALENLl.OS V EARAIACEIITICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

Contra los recho dep6sito que expiden obten
n6dco por el plazo que eiure el dep6sito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

venddo
vountaras disposition
de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-21

(Contin1a en- la 5a. plana.1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23

Tel Hes ts Fizst vssvil ~ Pi,-,,-r
Pe1nErN

t1rS.targ 11t-t-. a- --.a.r-
roi'e1 u-irr hol ue-ylI cruslsas-. "a.
1lA'.e at tAs rottoa e1ehanre hv a. cav
hatAoru- oi The nsrartm~-t OF H.
eui'are- w. 2 B~attie. vh, ea-~ -.
iron Wash---tea al. representative o..
- Agricultural hspartu-ut. spoke ~
- sro~lns ot Tsarut. ia th- >an-h. A
arg eroud o. Fer-os. as-eu,bis-i 90 bar
TIE address. aal q; thr sonriu-ioa Of
each nunerols qu-,t.ou, vsre asked
Mr. Hathoru', a4.rrss was ,.ss-isIiy
oP'imistic. He va, .sti>aei tts p,ar,~r,
q this >ectioa uoali coutiuue iu tAs
future. a. iH tht ps.t. satksne co;taa
Their money crur Ils tsd u-rsr --,a -t-
peoPle 81 -sciiou make pre7arats1us tor
the boil We~vil adssne-. ttsass -t-rr
might D. lev individual e1rvpsioas
W r Beattie -Fok- for an ho,1- sh.,a,
the growing OF rsaaut-. BE had a-a-sr-
ous photographs -1oaiuz au .tae,- -
cultivation OF F-auut.. ana toll 81 .-l.a-
did sccOmpiishmeat. the pat ysnr "a
Loui>iaua.
The TINTED state uaa a--a-..,l
about half ,he q-autl;y OF r~a-z,s
srowu, ard th-rc "a - 5szaas -
nuts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23

~ less. T--y A.. S,- sfc.- Ns-s
- - S.ss. Ssr--

1lckso1-Trzsress S-i-A a-L vr1--
suZerE e -as state 7-tsoz sea-a have
aesz azfAer1s1 % 20 % $ Lazis.
NszR1ls a-z eske- zzie mzrk--s &C
ezy t-s Ezies- Iz1x=Ech a. a Sco3
zEle- 6e>=es worthy % 1erk o. a1e
C the NiSSlssi9si cozv5cs farEs eza-
10, he hoazht for a cszf less tka-
t.oe. Il I'll = sesz that the pzrcAzss
amounts 70 quite 4 biz
Ssye1ty-Hye q tAe old Eu-1-olt
critters" have recszrfy been disposed
Of. but when a mule gets through !
course on one Of tie Mississippi ps1i-
teniary farms there Is very little do
ing in the way Ct .ork left in hin
He may do for scenery. CT soaP
grease. but as a mule he Is merely :
reminiseenee
Be it said TO the credit q the peni-
tentiary trustees. that they are noE
raising their Own mules on their oNn
farms and native az: TO the manor
born. But it takes tine TO raise males
and the crops have TO be worked L;
is predicted tazt this viii Be the as.
trip the Mississippi penitentiary trrls-
tees vill make in search CT mules
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
SENATORS FIGHT
ANTI-TARIFf BILL
soUTr PARTICULARLY warc-
ING IT'S PROGRESS
So a-ee AZ oeaii.s - Cctso-
F-ssr-s S~eepirs-oppessbo,
Stress n sensts-

Washinxrpu--Lively Interest : felS
essssaliy IN the Soash. IN t1s ScOst
antto7,soa Ell. rOw p.naizE in ths
ss-ate- Th~ oili ts ofacially and tees
.ically kaosn as an a.; % proaiait
Interference with commerre AmouE
The states and territories. and Eita
tovetsa nations. and 10 remove %
sfruc-ioas thereto. AID TO prOhiait the
transmission % certain messages b.
geiexrapa. Telephone. cable or os2sr
means q communication. hefNeel
states asa territories zs- toretxu m
5ioa&
SecfiCn : q rhis bu makes !, IN
hNfui for azy p-rson 70 So. O. cause
20 he seat ang message o-@-inx %
n1ke o. eater ate a coa1ract for
ts~ purrease or sal- ef eostoa Ntfa
ors lzfruti-g taaf s1cA costau sal
- Errgalir t@llvsrs1 a14 received
Azd Br0Ei9ss p~naisl~= .or vtolaftsa-
>evfaoz 2 sasss r. tA- dzry e a.y
s--se- s~utzzg azy msssa<s r-lasins
% c1arraet fcr - fu.Ers ssHvery
e cerrcu. se fz-uash 60 TIE gsr-cz
-razsmlffl-s t1s m-ssax~ a. afts1vi1
20 ta@ e--er tAaf ~ mexsa<e 60
z1c nel1Te % to character % coo
zrarEs ts~rrse~4 In s-wraon :. 8E4 ar1
sutss B<zaisi-s for azy f4hs@ szA-~
z~as TAT m4g - -Ase n ssck AZ
zS4tlt-
Ths -.s~-sa.~ - - "A T. - -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
TIlIMAN OVERCOME
BY HIS EMOTIONS
sREAHs DOWN w-gs EUIoclz
ING oollsgR
Aster-rss 70 s1ess - oeps--ec cs4
tessses-si.ss - cnsir e<ssrs
-s Car Firish.

w.sAizrto1--So s-ected ~ hs
ezottozs asa ~easens1 By the uias -
Wt;h Nhich b. wAs ssrtcksn sarias tae
lsst sessioa % e.sEr~xs a. 70 - IN
abe 10 coasinue. senator Tiiiua1 q
Sc1rh Caro,iua saEk sobatnE TITO rs
So, sscrtiy sftes having b@<aa a
spsec1 In euicsy % ths late S~nasor
Alsxsnd~r : Ciay - GeorxiA ard loz-
aihaa p Deliver q loNa- seustor
hAcun q Georgia Elosed hastily ov~f
sre tooS a seat b. The Soath Caroi.-
utAa A fex wU-ds frum Mr.. Racun IN
q 1eazare r-stossd he co7troi 0f has
serves 20 Mr.. TiiizzAn. and saortty a.
t-rward h~ feseiv waNet rrrm ras
chambsr
Tne scene as a. a-ectizx o1s.
ussmoers co the .coF az4 spectators
in ts~ raIisry b~i.< mov-d vtsioiy
Ts~ afte@gs 30 sp~ak a; A-nEth ~as
he arss NJ. TtIinan had u11e size~
bis return to his dasies. az4 Ats ;risnes
had feared tAas IL mi<h; prcve iuo
xr-a' q tas Epoa Ais impaired ssrsEsth
Nr. Tilinaz's eoacIzdinx wor4s
we're
-noilivsr. as re all called aim. was
a great mAn. Great 1sn are pientifal
In this eouutry. hls not - graf a.
nciliveT. Coed Eea ,r. glsntifai In
this cugnsry. bat uoS 50 GOOD as Clay
Taey both have 1T us. and us kroN
not how soon cur oWu time may CONE
I feel that wtth esa7ciai force bat
bat can ~, 20 On. Mr.. Presld~ut- I
lave thoaShts. bat the words Wlil 20
cone. so wiii 81, eoNn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
COMMITTEE REPORTS
ON ANTI-0PTION BILL
VOTE - SENATE co~SErrsE ~As
sIx 70 ru.E
s-as4r- . E-asrs a-..--r~-- Sc
ue-s - ts- E-szse 81 struS.--
o---S<-1ssr Tssssr css-s-A

W Whs..1resn. ascaEs@ q T. TAv or
- sr1slr s.nazar fruu Tszn~ss--s. sK
s--Faeaegz. q et4-rs 20 xs~ss. tss E4Ep
cas~s of - Socsr a1sttzs1rs cegfuz
30 Eers raasls,t .o r-7ert i froz
sruwras~. aa- Etne.1r reromeuta-
t4aa aa4 a szassalars,s fc-m. - a
suc@ - 8 70 8
NJ Tagar as commltset axaiasf
- al.1. aestsstz< "a E "a a Eaz-
xvsa1s ri-rs e isxas-af.ce tsat os-<af
80 70 - a4sss,E Hs asrens5s1 tn
ss-H-a1r ErE1-Ft - 80 rs1ressn arrives
ef eAe New Ori=aas ClarraH E-xrsA1xe
a14 4s1ensst se a l.Esr-rtr gr~ss1ia-
t-cz ~ - -sasoes wsy rss 1E1 "a
sare1s a aarz a1.s srbs-az,r~ ant "a
- srs-sz < 1-aE-< iz fr--r-s. o.
-aesesnG - sasslzss1T ess~zt-ll 20
a. errzaa a1sl1-ss
"a s-ra-rrs 80 src.-s ~ Ssas-or
Fos-er z argest-x - tts wers- Cza
lr- 1T llzaas. ~ trrzz< r1airmEz ef
- ~ eaema-~~ Esar 81 NeN ier-
So case X Nassafsa1sssl NiH1a
81 Srrafa- a. Resstarazs-
-eass sgs n1z.axsss g N-sa3 ras
sa tF srfslaE cas ssrraaus 7pE- ~
az4 sezez- EArA a-s - sss~zrz4l sa
rs eu~ra-rns raa- Ns szHesmsas .
rassate--,s aAsalzssir lus-l-sla5s tsas
sssssou- s-aasucs Feszsr a=4 Thuru
s1z ~sa zaks an a.zsFx 1.ssz ax4ssz
- 81 2 3 = 1~rui-etz q cc-us a.
-1r cuasaaerardac n 80 seas-s. sa1
sesE 81 har~ ts@ sapp-zr - ssvsral
orhsr szf-zststl ssaassrs
nv s=staens q to sfII- a. i- slss
- - hszzse. Ners szuzza-sE - rhs
s-aar~ cuumlrs~ ard su1~ gf ts~
treats q tae Ezessz-s sag that -
eezzsss waks tss 2saszr~ zoz-~-ee-
tive
Tse sections s.rsesen CT ars-
Tat Wkfca zz-Aortzss axes o. ,~s-
ssraph. tslephoa@ Or sahle euzpszi@s
. a1-izister oafks = teefr e-c-ts -
for ;rszsnssSso1 see IL vtolatta1 q
th= las
Th1- declaring oooSs. newspapers.
pamphlets. iestsrs O. oshsr Eri;in<s Or
gGhlcatbous eou,aining glotatio1s
EAbch Ei<hf izszce the making q coz
tracts 4 violation Of the proposes. la~
shoEi1 - zon-EaIl1hIe-
That providing that the postmaster
general. upoa svstenee satisfying 20
aizself. ui<hf return nail 10 the sen1-
s-s Essa - bsiieFet Il TO - unlawful
uEdsr the proposed act
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
FILLED TO OVERLOOKING
ss--rs ---- U-s.le &c Reeev.
Mere l--stex

41ckso.-CoL 4 ~. Nossy. super
z'er@ezt C - Cozfets-ats Hone A.
s~AuEo-r s-a-es that RE Institution
. - 1ls-. 70 cversoai--. lss ve,er-
as a-4 El3eEs q veterans being o.
- roL
We ave A1ozt sn-y applications
ior a<1-ssica ca 6le.- said Colonel
Nassg. --s ~ 1nable 20 provide
accuz-1s11riozs To- then. owing 10
~ hck q roc=. and 20 relief can De-
a-ar-s9 z-zl tAs legislature proyiiss
Is N.h a1snsczal facilities
Tee se1lts O. tie i1zatez has beea
tEcsss sally sool Si-ce the a-st Il
lAss 1z=e re have lad o-Ir three
esz-ss- azE tss s1oEi-- i -a.hiaS
ssc-T C re-z-k1als wEea voz eca
sa--r t1e fast rsaf -u-s q th- sn-
za-es 40 z-ee- - ssa-s os az. a..
z1zg e taez are aasa1---lE all--sss
a. rss1z--e c1-Sa-l a-re-lt,--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
STANDING TIMBER
IN HANDS OF FEW
STANDING Tl~sss oF UNITED
STATES ~ HANDS oF rE~.
Cs--sssis-er ss cc-rorssisrs Makes
ssseis,is--ss-szSsy pre%
rs-t ~ttn Cav. psss esli,i-.

WasAluxtoa--Prssl lss-t Tar Tses
eay traas@ittes 70 cczr-~S. n. srss
Gsrt ~ ~ la-x #ai.ss rss.,rs q Her.
aErt kecx SzirA. eo--fsss sc-~r q
cerForaftuzs. ca the hsme.r im1assry
= - Turss stat-s.
Tae rsso-1 g-ss~afs - .rs. Coz
F-eaezs.rs izvessL<afsan - tie
Rzcznt azs esrsrSAip q ~ ssAaA
i-E t-z1er of tse eountry ne-so~tnx Q
fo1cezrEa-io1 - %. sfaaElnx tlno~r
a1c1E - griva1e Interests. ro--
rstssio1sr SrzifA &-cA-ss ~ sslk q
- tt2h~- is s>iz< ssbs s.-c.-asire
y aa1 = -cicssiy cazzscsrs VIA rzz
Tc11 er=fnatlaz
Iee repcr1 Il s=scrlrssr su-s
nia-iEe4 iz tAe oo-nsssss-srrs ssr.s-
q sueui1ral Has co-ri-so-- - a
io-ecass o. he f-su-s. psr-akes - -
ssnsa;ilnal
I1e7e are -ang Er~af cuus.-t-
lions IN c-her ir1us--les. avs ta@
con-lisxiozer. -wscse f,--a-aan .
complete. ir - irnts~ l-1rs--v --
the other aa-d. ;he .1rraa anas -o~
IN TIE making co-e.-arirz carsess
flndaneuraliy. lg 11,r<-ausfi-r -t...
itc Foiicy. TIE co--sn-ratcu az-rasF
existing is srferte---- .no-~s.r.
In Ne hss fa--r Fea-s eunr~u--a-
'tc1 las 81 F-oces..ess rs1- fsf hs
ers. -a-F ilrerrela--.t csE sare .rt.s
rsrallV urss-Nr'r l-f Ha.a -.-.-.r...rv -....-,F
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
oseosIToRiEs SELECTED
securities Amounting &c os.r 8, 500.
COO Orpor.-1

Jaeksoa-The state aeposro-r co-.
mission. composed q Gorerro- No.
At'orney-Gsneral Hudson ara S.,ra
treasurer EdEaas. has uata -
A@aFds OF fuads TO tie vlrioas AL,
'hai aase suali1e4 for this ra-soss
Tie rate q inseres- varies 60
70 : Il Per eeat. Ehiie bo-ts s.va
tea deposited Ei-h TIE stars t-a.s-
1IsT tos ine amezat q fauss essi-s.t
he Bank q Ciarkssale wil par ~.
nl<nssS rare & fsteresL : T.. - Ca.
-A;le the Baak es NuEnosss P,-k -
hAidEys- Rank q Ho,cc-b ns,ra
HAzk And several otAsrs pav ~
cszc
Re alozzts his oa rsrss fro- g.
ess % s-se's the htss asr-e-.-f-r
sl-sss-ssG-1 Tais -as uo-s -,
ts'A1 t.e eo--iss5o- t,c-rst The s-.fs
eS'i-e pc=sialE havs a. arg oae a-se
4-1 re'9gcs1 tse a-o-at q sa~h ia
= gsr es-l =asi-S tee to-al s.
--s.-5zsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
BuZzARD IN SOUTHWEST
wsssssri s-e Kisses Esz-r--<e Sore
-fssy S.el-A

=, Losas. No-The n-st suosflIl of
euus@sgzeace thas water ssrzek :,
Ls1as lna Sea bern ulizois early So
eAy morziax Tie weather hlG o-~z
tie sAr=est tzrtzg Fearzary in tbs
s-etiozis aisrory. and ,sE mere dAys
e TIE Nam xAEe woui4 h1ve cAzs-,i
asaEx erop losses. aero-s;iz< 70 the o.
&eial report
Sx izeh>s % s.oN In Sorth Ms
suzri. wk-rs Il eo1finueS falling. help
e Eh@at Psaes trses lad blossoze1
Il OkiahoGas. wAere ]; ts frsezins- 1zt
lad oGcte6 in southern IIiizoEs, a
uOrsher. accompanied sy sl<t anG
shO<. prevailed thro1<hou- Oslahouna
all day. following Sprthhke sAoEer-
all OF Saturday and saturday Ei<hs-
Cattle are sa-srta< from tie sud
dea change The Colorado river i o
an sights~E-foos rise a. AHsria. Tex
resulting froz several tEys- Eeasral
rain IN that xKseESh-1- b~zesziaS
r1noh1sn aEt farmers People there
are 1eeinx froza towhr4s
Szo~ eixAt tses dep : h1oesizS
trains in the Texas PanhAn1ls
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
ROB GRAVE TO 6ETINSURANCt
5-others cs-spireS sssirs. Frsserrsl
Orcer-Re~srS &C. Csc-u---

Ola Ark-WIu Ron~rsoz- a hrosasr
o. Henri Robe-s7n. xho Eas sapPoss3
70 Aaye besn barred 20 asafh II
small h0lSe a. Bizta- szt aftsrE4r1
tie chsrre1 bozes tosr1 Il tie ruins
xere progsn "a ~ those of a con
Wet. has made a fan azz oozplsie
coufsss5or q tie eri-s. iuplicaJirs
his brosasr Hear
Trey sxhauea the eoavict's ho6y
on the nigh, before tae ho1se Eas
burned and pus ., IN toW sack 4z&
carried II q their hzess th-es--suzr-
ters Il a mile 10 10, near Eooerssa's ;
houss. and here pat IL in brush pie
and burned II for two DAYS before theE
put II in the hoase.
letter has been received Dr. the
officials here from T = BryaEt. =
member Of the Modern Wocdms1
Lodge Of Ralst0a. Okla iaquirir- As
TO the death % Robertson. statius lAat
a claim had been presented % -hr
lodss for RoheTson's insurance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
ALl6HTS ON WATER.
Clean cgrtiss se-~s Pattern 10
Net Seecec-

san DsaSc- CaL-Ustux oue % his
hydroserualazss GI~zn Carttxs 4Ei<hs-
ed - tie Tzter alezEx5.- IT, srzo-eA
cruiser RszEsElvazts aze E4s h1ssre4
ca aoar& Soon afrsrwar1s sAe asro-
plaas as t-CgPs4 aaek izto ts- water
az4 rh~ 4EiRscr -@E a<ay 20 Is
Aaz<1z "a SorSh islazA
Tse test Ezs zz4= 20 shoE the zasy
dear neat tAat an asr0Elan@ ess1ip7ssss
hks tAas o< Czrtlss soeS zos z~@ss a.
sspsciallE eczsrr1cress plaffc-E o. .
sAia's e-cs 20 make t q FrserseAl
uss 70 the uzvy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23

P4dRcah. ky.-Afrsr eztstEx the
throat Of her rine-year-ol1 d4aEhtsr
from ear 10 ear. Mrs Noble Williams
severed her OWE iugular Eeiz at her
home IN Kuriawa. and did before as
s5sraace eO1lt arrive TIE Williams
family rscsntly moved % Ka-tawa
from Oki1aoua- Her Husband i ros
In Arkazsas- Tie eAl1 freed herself
from her morser's grasp and .as as
sisted from he hczse by a yogz<er
sister. Ths child wiIl survive Il is
believed Mrs WIlliaDs' uizd vas ten
porzr-ly g1halanesS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
Mississippi Matters
News OF Interest Gathered from Over ,he S.,,. -
infosmasion Of Our Reasea
TO SETTLE SHORTAGE.
ss.sins Company oeieess to Pay
Penaltlea

k.zoa-Aitorney W. NJ Han Of
Ia. representing the bonding
kany which went surety for de-
r. Sheriff ]. 2. Greer Of Lincoln
r.. informs the governor that his
kauy is ready to make a settle
I ri,h the state for the amour; Of
r. shortage. but objects to pay
be- - per cent penalty imposed
Iasrirs and tar collectors who
u settle on time.
~ bscame q defaulter shcrtly
,rkfrg over the ofree. zns vale
Aortage amounts to = little over
-. L TIE perzlty s added % this
! H. 51ts Of his nrsf defalezrioc.
so-si-E company ~iIl have 20
krusa5ly ss.aas or s5.ess over az1
y TIE actual shortage
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23

yseksou-Ja6ge Hear has made 4
~ sseed record in ssE te1cins Esris-
onx-s 10 the pSai,surary- In t~S
-ouths he has he'd three terms &
rog-- ana has seat up nfty-siI coz
vSers OF these. twsnsy-eisht Ssre se2l
m here in December Al the tern @
,ha Circuit corr for the 1rst cisir'e'
az HFnds eounIy- FollowiHs J1is
Ius-a Heurr sent Up twsaty-Oae from
Madison. and last week he sert up
seven from RzynOn6- second cissEle'
Of Kinds county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23

ecrtruy~rsy has arisen n E,nxiAzt
as 20 sAaeA school kas the rtxhf %
schosois wetch we're su4nt=t n TIE
early sar- % tie s~vszrh c~ufury-th-
Kizrs schosl. Rochester. and t-s
Kings schooi. Canterhgry Jzsrzs. o1
hts Ae2otzgrezr 20 tse sss q Roches-
,s- n go. nAt- pruvtsioz to- a seao.ol
n cuzE-rrioc wtth The caths..raL Al
rzssize established tie cantsrhzrr
school kspu; tae sa=e tine. = p
ter's a. York dates hack 70 tie slsv-
e1ts centzrT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
C0SFED. CONGRESSMAN DEAD
Cast caiisnz- reiie~s se-sssr Vest
10 Gave

Mssko<ge. Osla-Ths las z-z5<r
c The Secc14 ccz<ress o. the Coated
crazy : tead Cap ; a C1IiRhaz-
80 as@d here Fr,@ay. k1s. siree ta@
5earh q Senzto- Vsst q Missouri.
ezeu tAe sole szrEivor q ~ Aisto-tc
hc.ig tie gerrssenrs1 sa@ Cr~sS Az3
Seminole InEtaz z1shoEx in tat eas.g
ard a1s o.~a a srrtsl.S zS1r- - ~
histDry e tA@ I=siaz eoaarry sizee
IS11- shea TIE Crs~ks Esrx torcsS
frum rsslE ho@~s IN Aiaaa-a &=d
Georgia % the iut4a Tsrrsfory. -.
oslzhous1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
yautaN Ncssl Far-

Mr.. T. . PiuHket. >p-eial a-gai ot
TIE oo,ton culture department Of rail
roaS> entering Meridian. vii - - Nash-
inetoa "a a short time 10 --euTe ~sssl
10 b-.ssn planting on she .i-mes>irstlal
far, that : 10 = established iH NJ
ri5iau. Land Tor this PyrPo-e Ia h-sa
-ivsu by p-cusinent eitiHeus o. ~ eiiy-
I, : Their b5ss 20 have q r~o'iei iar-
..sr the cts. uh-re the farmers ard
stb-rs s1H cone ard - haT eo-rss:
aa6 prostable farming ssa b soae-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
NEW SPEED RECORD
Fro- rg-a. Arix. 70 >e~ rers -
S<secsyEisns r+egrx

S.u York-A record n fasg loax
distance travel BY traiu was m14e ny
ihe arrival here Sza6ay zixaf % Chas-
g. Gates. sou % Iosa ". Gates. Wa
cou1plste,t a tase % n~Hriy three thoa-
s1ad mIl-s aeruss the coutiz>zs 20 %
taia expert trs4tm-n, Tor a cas~ o,
Blood poiscuizg-
ehais % fasr trains ctrr5et NJ
Cares over ass zfi~x q track in s@v-
eaty eirat An1rs. i-ciutinx al - ~
s~veral stcps ~hics are necessary for
chRnxe q snxtz-s. sHt-cAia<- @sc- TaLs
5 an Avsrax- tcr ~ Eaol- tfs-1zes
% rhtrty -<@vsz z1fiss an ko1r. co1ztlzE
str7sl
TIE tlsfsss tfms ever ra1e frcz
Chtca<D % SeW Vera = sAat q Mr.
Ga-ss rraia- n Is .as-s izt - zin
Ht-s- Th- sasthsgs4 trip hax u~ger
o-~n naa~ En1~- - hoGrs. aithoz<a
tie westbeuz1 -e.ure = Is kcz-s s<t
: -a~---s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
Treasury Reeeirts grow.

Jacksc1--Stais Treasurer E1Ssr1s
reports total receipts all -ozne Of over
4 garter of a milliO- doliars-ia
round Numbers SIS e0sa-snd az the
close Of business Saturday TIE treas
nv balance xas over tares-quartsrs
o. rIIliou. OF the zuoa1t reserved
sslS S4S.Is vas paid in b The psHt
Tertiary department. being paEL q tle
prceeeds o. sales Of cotton 20 Boyee
4 Co New Orleans, Another o1e ot
r-s outside sources q reve1le Eas
the state 6s7o<igoyT inserest aeeo11t
which b-ozght n asogr sl-tss 70 the
rrcuz box ard : q-its al itez T.
The general sz--zrT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23

-An insect bearing 20 the
Y he uninitia;sd the appear
y 1e Mexican bool wesvfi. was
u bale Of cotton received a,
"a compress from Stzrkville. 7,
- 10 Prof B. v Harmed. en-
Al the A. 4 NJ College.
noe That it was -cne Of the bill
oasing to the seaus spheno-
n appearance they resenbls
somewhat and are often
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-23
H0BS0N GAINS POINT
Pet Naval ssu Passes sse .tssse
ce--Stsr<-

WEskzz<te1--By vose q > % : t1@
hozse cozmi5ts~ on =srrAazt rarize
ard 1shsrtes yossd q rePart favora
BY the HOssoa oiu TO enable ths Sec
rsiary Of The aavy 70 PrUvt1.. a laval
4uxiliary % scOlts. auxiliary cruisers.
transports and feet GOLFERS
Uuter the terms Of the bill The So
retary Of the navy EOul1 - authorized
10 eOntrae, Nith American citirers for
supplying vessels q American Osaer-
ship and registry ard engaged in the
foreign trade in the firm o, ship and
auxiliary The bill contains a lini,a-
ton o, t..o1@.'ae in subsidies. which
EOaid be paid On contracts for the
carving % the nails