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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-22

The county commissioners are in
receipt of a letter from p. c. cullen
of Elkhorn, Neb., formerly principal
of the Ely schools, in which he re
quests that some action be taken by
them to redeem the Lane City school
bonds which he holds and for which
he paid $4,000. He claims hal he
has been unable to accomplish this
through the treasurer and demands
in addition interest thereon. He
states that while his lawyer has ad-
vised him Il bring suit, he would
much prefer to effect settlement
without such action.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-22

Beginning February 5, when the
main line Sunday train service is to
begin, a change of schedule will also
be put in effect between McGill and
Ely for the benefit of those desiring
to attend church services in the latter
place. The train which now leaves
hurry street for McGill at 1000
a. m. will leave at $50, and return
ing will leaves McGill at 1910, arriv-
ing at hurry street at 1913, thus
allowing the people ample time to
reach the various places of worship
and allow about an hour in Ely for
those going from McGill to the mines.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28
Pitkin Mesa News

Virginia Carey started to school
this week.
Mrs. A. Dillon IL slightly improved
from n long siege of rheumatism.
Charles and Mabel Holcomb Of
Delta spent Thursday visiting their
cousin Mrs. A. X. Allen.
+. Jones and family departed for
Oregon Wednesday morning
Walter Graham, who was taken
to the hospital at Salida last week,
safely underwent oneIoperation and
will undergo another this week.
Jacob Hsberling, who has been
very sick for several weeks, is much
better.
Mr.. Robertson Of Haskell, Texas,
who has been looking over land in
this valley. took some apples and n
sample Of the orchard soil from
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28

From the North Fork Times
Mrs. Simon IS and Margaret left
Sunday morning for Los Angeles
to be with Eleanor. who has been
there for the past two or three
months
Roy Garrison and family are
down from Ouray this week visit
ing.
VIM. Russell is terraoing the
hill side on the north of town.
This is as it should be. There
will soon be some pretty scenery
where the old bare hill sides are.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28

From purely disinterested mo-
tives no doubt the Post and Times
OF Denver are urging the passage
of the Moffat tunnel bill by which
the people OF Colorado are to be
burdened with a bond issue of
100000. The heirs of Moffat
are abundantly able to build the
tunnel. There are wealthy men
in Denver who could build it. II
the securities which are to be put
up to secure the state are good.
there are bankers in eastern cities
Who would loan the money. If
the tunnel is to be profitable un.
dertaking why should the people
of the state be called on to build
itr Why not ask them to CON-
plete the road to Salt Lake1 Why
not ask the people TO build tun-
. mel under Marshall pass1 Why
not ask them to build railroads
wherever they are needed1 And
then give them TO the railrC ad
companies of course.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28
CRAWFORD CHRONICLES

From the Crawford Chronicle
Herrick Gould came in from
Denver last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Foster and
Miss Viva Haw key spent Sunday
with relatives in Cra wford
Evert kraii and son have pur-
chased the Flynn saw mill.
Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Axtell went
to Arkansas last Monday morn
ing.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28
RAMBLING REMARKS
By Geo. 0. Blake

Some parts of tue state app re-
ciate the value of advertising and
go about it in practically effec-
tive way. Over at Canon City an
"apple blossom" excursion brings
large numbers to see the orchards
in bloom. 1t is all very we'll to
send out illustrated literature, it
serves a purpose, but the fact is
thar "sreing is believing" One
may with some reason suspect
that a picture has been borrowed
or "doctored" but he will trust
his eyes when they rest on the
real thing. An excursion from
the east slope in bloom time and
another at harvest would do more
to make known TO homeseekers
the advantages of the North Fork
valley over all other fruit districts
in the state than any other means
that could be adopted. And the
result would be the removal of a
great deal of misconception in re-
gard to the valley. The valley
bears inspection and is its own
best recommendation. Tne val
ley from Bowie to Hotchkiss and
even below could well afford to
join IN promoting such excursions
and entertaining the visitors who
come. There should be rides to
the orchards and fruit to give to
guests. Choice fruit should be
kept over for the spring excur-
sion. Very few people on the
east slope have ever seen any of
our frnit except the poorer grades.
Still fewer know the extent OF
our fruit belt. They should have
a chance to see both.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28
HOTCHKlSS HAPPENINGS
otchkiss Herald

from the HOtchk1Es HernId
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Langston of
faonia spent Easter with Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Lowe of Elberta.
Guy Hammond and wife of Pa
onia passed through Hotchkiss
last Tuesday morning bound for
Cedaredge.
B. w. Robbins of Grand juno
ton was here this week and made
a thorough trip of our orchards
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28

The arrest OF John McNa-
mara, secretary treasurer of the In
ternational Association of Struc-
tural Iron Workers on a charge OF
completely in dynamiting the Los
Angeles Times building. has
much the appearance of the con-
spiracy against Meyer and Hay
wood. In this case as in theirs
there is confession" by an ac-
complice. Orchard confessed"
and in this case there is a man
who "confesses." OF course the
detectives have found stcres OF
dynamite and paraphernalia for
blowing up things.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28
CEDAREDGE COMMENTS

From the Surface Creek Champion
II. +. Stewart has been spend
ing the week in Denver and east
ern slope points.
II. l.. Shipman and wife OF
Kansas City, Kansas, are here
this week looking after the inter
ests of their ranch west of Cedar.
edge.
+. T. Douglass of Palisade came
in Wednesday to look alter his
interests here.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28

Money is becoming too plenty.
Have you noticed that? Well, If
you haven't Wall Street has and
some of the mIn,s have been in
structed to cease coming gold.
Some years ago silver was
knocked out, but the mines in
creased the gold output and Wall
Street sees yellow peril. We
still have national bank notes
backed by United States bonds
and other securities" principally
the latter, SO what's the differ
ence?
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28

Spring Hill ranch back with him to
show TO his Texas friends.
Abner and Thomas Mckee nres sur.
veying In the hills this week.
Mrs. j. II Winstanley and little
daughter came IN from Colorado
Springs Friday.
Mrs. W. II Crook spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Abner Mckee.
Miss Grace Gray. who has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Lala
steinbeck, for IA couple OF weeks. left
Tor her home In Lake City Monday
morning. She took her little nephew
home with her.
IL. Z. Lawrence and mother, who
have been guests Mt the T.. II. Robin
son home for week or more. left ON
wednesday mornings train for
ouray, where they Will make n short
visit before returning to their home
In Gunnison.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28

Abe Ruef, who is serving time
in California penitentiary for
wholesale boodltng in San Fran
cisco. has a Sunday school class
in the prison. That may be all
right, but the average fellow
would rather get his religious
teaching from some other source.
No doubt a parole is contem-
plated.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28

in the valley for the railroad COM
pany.
Mrs. Bette Steward of Kansas
and Mrs J. M. Livesay of Paonia.
aunt and mother of H. NJ. Live
say. are visiting in Hotchkiss.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28
DELTA DOlN0S

From the Delta County Tribune
A lodge of the order of kebek-
abs. the auxiliary to the Odd Eel
lows, will be instituted at Eckert
on Monday evening. May lst.
with fourteen card members aud
about thirty initiates.
Will Pollen of Paonia was a
Delta visitor Sunday. the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. McKannon.
who were the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. +. d. Kinsley several days.
departed Monday for their home
in Denver.
Harry Williamson went up to
Paonia Tuesday evening to inves
tigate the peach crop prospects.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28

From the Delta Independent
Attorney Stone OF Paonia was
in Delta on legal business the lat
ter part OF last week.
Prof. r. s. Herrick and Thomas
Edwards went down to help the
Grand Valley people smudge Fri
day night.
Starr Nelson and Guy Meyer
have planted 10000 pounds of
potatoes on their ranch down the
river Joe Budd, on the Wigram
raach has planted $4,000 pounds
and these are but two of the
many large potato planters around
Delta.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-04-28

Entered at the postofice in Paonia, Colo
RADIO for transmission through the mails as
secOnd-class matter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
0iAl OF MEXICO
WILL step DOWN
VICE PRESIDENT CORRAL WILL re-
TIRE WITH PRESIDENT.
Believed Treaty Of Pese. VIII Fsuaw
Lissral Csacesssszs Ns.s b. the
Government.

N-xieo CITY y.-Pr-.t4~zS naE sal
Niee Pfs-i.i-us Corr.l ~iu r->ixa s<fsr-
Juz< I.
Aialster Of Fsr-ssa Relation. II D.
s-rrs vii b-voa~ Pr--sisut sa interim.
FraurHsco l. M.4-ro. tas rrvelutiau-
4sy i~.t-r -ia - esIlsa 20 tAs Cits
- Nsxto~ 10 at a. ~ a Bsrar's
eas-s a4vEs>r an4 ss II. greatest <usr-
tat-~ Pn--tsl- that every gl-,igs made
ey tAe government vii - razried cut
A. s'--ec - The 7ublir. IL vii b
virtually lalus prssri.usy. psusiiax thu
ealing q a n-~ presidential sl~ytiou.
rhs essin~s viH - rsorxsnir~,L Th-
n nts'sr - war viii ,. naz,e,i by ~ p.
Sara fA- fsr~txn ofsr~ viii b IN
sh@rs~ q sus-~rr-tary aansi sy ~ b,
hsrra- ofA-r rahin-t Ha~unh.rs wiu ;.
sasi-~a By NJ "a B4rra and Ms4ero. act
- iosatiy.
a~v si-ytiou uiH b. called vithtn
-ix asatAs
fh~~s are the coa.tissoa- upoz whi-h
Pr-si4-Hs Fs4x wiii cenprunt~s- NJrt-
asils tA~y are admitted in high quarters
te y eozPi~fs surr~ud-r 70 the r-vO-
iatiss a..
- y r~s~4saan Il ni@4 saa Tia -iosrt
r-x~ury= af D. IA nara and Mad-rs are
saaa % -sGstitas- a guarantee 40 css.-
Plsss that the origiaal Insarr~sto do
zaud fer fourte~a governors 40 loag~r
ne-,is - BE- conslder-i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
KEEP our OF POLITICS
frners uaisa Adopts R.solv,is, =,
Interest.

'aeksoa--fAs M.si.sippi siv;.,.. :,
sne Farmer CaiOs is determined "a
ke-p the Organizsioa out q -. :
and hsve its afairs souaae,ss
se.letiy non-partisau manner
hes s'nes this orEanira,io, u,.
'oemei -one ofsee-.sskers. ba,h ..,..
and county. have mad. nor. - =.
sssT-s-ise effosts 10 use IL a. ,o,,.;
eai estsp~w. Ths; this wiIl no. !. ~
Grated during the pending eamp.iv, !.
seosn BY the following resolu,io, -.
~ oy the executive committee.
Resolved. That il !, -. -.
- 'ais committee that political e.s,i.
eatss should not Be employed d, IN.
'ssan'satioH or lecturinr s-par.-.n..
0' TINS uniou- We bsliev. il !. ss,-,.
mental to the organizstisa for t..
sho are eaniidates for pubEe osse, -
o making union spesshe. a. tA- So.
,,ms. OF hand in had, aa4 Pr,.,.,-,,
.hsn'o~er ami r A y. wIl~su whc
nave charge Of the leeturinx S.psrt
men'' are requested to take tn. u.t,..
up personally With the eansiS..s- who
may Be employed by the union. or wi,h
the locals il it Is thought pecv..,rv
or IN any way they think pro,.r 20
ATTY cut the spirit II this resolution
snieh - to divorce absolutely N. u.;,,
IRON politics
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
PLEDGE POLICIES FOR LOANS
t-erveer, Act Vhas Really Nesrs
Mar Is serro~irs Frsr- 49,
Wics~
No. 2s.

Many men. pressed Tor mczey. so
60 the life Insurance company. De
pcsit their policy as security ard bur-
roW a. much a. the company 70 will
ins % Ind That tho practice 10 com
mon l. proved By the fact that most
companies have loaned from a fourth
70 a third u the aggregate face valze
of their policies IN this way Very
tsw cf these loans SAYS the annual
report q the Connecticut Mutual-ant
this companys experience Is typical
ara ever repaid 10 the company The
money are swallowed up
IN business enterprises. In specula.
ticr and the total r~sait
means embarrassment aud distress in
a great many eases. and poverty IN
th- place of coup.tsuee. when the
claims mature. and there - nothing
i~ft above the loans but a mere mar
KIN In cash on the policiss for the
protection og families or estates
Men Who borrow OF thsir policies are
takin< a~ay protection from their
families L ought not 10 ,. done
Golfers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
FRENCH SECRETARY
KILLED BY AEROPLANE
rkEsIER MONS. HIS SOW an,
HENRI DEAUrscH HUsr
oef'saH Sadly Nazxlea-Maesis. p,.,
e. late crs~a sf Cor.r--.-. nss
aas-Aua,sr Les, csz,rsl

rar'-.-Eraur~ paid t.--,si. ,.,ii =.
~ 'of h-r maguisern, .n.l~.v.r =, a..
'-'n suPr-usey e ;l- air us., . -.
P1ia-. th~ Driver VI uhl-k hss l.. =
's0'' ' Plaaget into a group Of m.wh--. =
,s- cae'n~t uho Aa8 sA,h-rs,i q, ~,,,..,
"a ''-rt Of rss- fruu Part,,o W,.i-,t
Aiii'Hs th~ miai-ssr o; ar ana i.w-i-,
"a Prin- minister. a. 80 s..i -,
A1o~u -purtsuaa
The dad.
Hear Naurie- s<rt-au1 r,,,,.,.- =,
-.r. W
The iujur7i.
'0'1- Emmanuel Er.ast N5-
s'enisf tu'i minister Of n. ,ut.-i.r
.ta'osns Nonls, &c q ,hs pr-m,,-
hear Dsaatseh l. IA Ns.-... -.
Assd PasFon u assoasu;ics. auto-ob. !.
aud other spots.
Af<v nuuo-r os otssr psr.ea. q,
'ote aaa narruv ss.sp-~ trou. tnrrrv
b aNc1'i-nt os~,rrsf su ~ .vi.,..,
nshi ~ l,-y - Nat-.aa. uh.-. sos
%" P~r>ous lad gath.r.l ,s 80 th- ..a-,
ot th- rae.
h'nls'sr - War B.--.au, Va. h.-rt
by Haagis,i Th~ .rtftI~ --,,,,,,,
propeller vu' - hi. .-tt arm. ub,-t -,
iSani neariy tsu fee, froa ub~r, \
"a -'rHs- th~ aars af ha. hsaf va.
crushed 'a- D.. throst za>hs,i aa.i II.
vh'''e 81 ~ 80 .ut- -ut All Ias-r.,-l
Pfemi-r Noui, Nas blurred b~u-ath -h.
~recSase # III uiosagians IL "a,
iaS-n eat a. qlsisSis a.. p.-.sbi. Ana %.
aminsvi b. military surz.ou,. who tauu,
he hat sast1iae'i runsauad fractures
ot o"ns~ in th~ r,xht ~. ths, - -.
ras osps-u- n 'ar~ hs.liv r,.utasal an
That th~r- wrrs srui.-~ "a the br.as,
ant abdomen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
PEACE TREATY IS SIGNED
Csvers RsslEastisaa sf Dsar and Cara
aat Padscatc--

4uareE- Nsx5eo -,fsealv s.xua-.1
-spre-rasstivr> af tn Msuesu .sr.ra.
Hisut azs the revalusioua.s,. a. Do a'el,rk
teni zar- slgu~'i P-ac~ axr~~us-ur ~ ne
e11-toGs Asus- h-rs. irtsud-i % sud tie
as-'iltl-s that azv- b-~u rax~l "A
Nsxiro Tor t4s S. sr -inu.h.
TheuxA covering cnlv nv prlu-r-si
Putnfs aexctat-,i thus far. ~ lzr-~u-ns
practically r-caris tae eeuo---5aa hv ths
-ossrzmsrt q tao~~ d-ruaa,i. uhs-a
started ca Nsv - a.. m s-n-d --v-
sassiaa IN N~xiro
lou-tlfltiuusl resrrissfs,us gr.v--.s-;
sh- iurius5an IA ts@ srs~uu~ut af ~
fAss tAst ~ r-h-ls xiH - permitted
- saxzsxt g vs-sszs ssArs h-z--,2.ssr-.
10 a@z~- of prusrssausi Euz-rnarS. aai
h<-wi.~ th- fsrs ths- ~ . ~ -sxas
z-rA-rs q the ~ -sai,-s hav. s~-r
cAo--a b ~ revulHtaenasrs. s,1t .s-
axrr~=suf -~-arfs thst PSs-us-uE 1saz
sasl ~ Pr--at-as CsrrE riE -----
aa- tAz. n. grv-rznssnr = 20 sruc~a
tTzt- - atr-aslen "a sa-sir--1 --fsru.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25

Clarsrizls.-At the annuaI ne-,Iu-
Of the traud Corumsu.i~rv Of Ia.
Knights TemPlars th> following Of
GERS cf the grand cuuman,l>rv w.r.
elected for the ensuing year
Grand eunman'f~r. ?. J Martin. N.-
r;6ian-
Deputy zrAri counnsn,i-r. F A >sss<
ler- L-xingtan-
Grand gen~-slissiruo. J. J. B-o,k.
Gunui~cu-
Grssd eaPssin-generaL L A B.uoi,.
Natcaex-
G'ran'i senior vartsa. ". H S.ar-v.
BrnokAaven-
Grand iunior wsrieu. WaI-er . Grav-
soa. Biloxi
GranAl Pr-la.s. Rev. J. T Lev.
Ctrsdale
Treasure. J. c. FrsnrA. Natrkez
Recorder. o L Mekav. N-rssiaz
sssndarl bssrsr. r A Car-on. Co
furshxzs-
Warden. Iam>> ?. IETl. N~rsHau-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
Js,n IN war As.iu.. rus.rsuss.l..

From statistics Published IN The
rev tuberculosis directory q the
National Association for the Ssndy and
Preverttun q Tuhsrcuio-is n h as
cerfained that over $40 cities ard
towns q th- Uuitea States. besides
about iea IN Canada. are snxzxvd IN
ths var against cuusurnpticn. and tAat
on April ist there Were nearly f.seo
different agencies a. ~ork IN he cru
sads. an Increase uf nsariy go pr
ceut Ia the last seven ysars.
The res directory lists al tahsr-
cIiosis sanatorfa hospitals. and day
camps. 5it 1ssociatiors and commit
tees for the prevention q tabsrrai-
osls. 1ss special dtSp.nsarf~s. g.
open ar schools. - hospitals for tas
insan- and penal Institutions. making
sp-cfai p-uvsstnn fcx thar tuberculosis
inmates. b~=ids~ KiEt1x an aceounf
q the azrttlh-rcuicstz iexfsixtton N
every state ard IN about $50 eiri~z-
Tie ueE 1irsctory = sold ~ shs
Safinnal Association s1r th~ ssasy
And Prsv~ntiou cf ruherruIosis. IaS
t,ass rssusY sscuza street. Ne~ Yoxs
city. a. eu~t prir~. s. c~uts postpaid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
REFUSED TO MSS HIS WiFe
Istgs upsslts wif-s Compliant Agsisss
Iz1iaerent Husband

atlanta. s.s- B~cAu-~ her husband -
fFss-,i . 49, her. Mr.. 7. \. WhIre hsd
a=a Pus uH.lsf arrest. swearing ouz q
aarr.nt charging am with Hzfstrrst-
utsut and WITH abuS> Brought bsfer-
~ itHig~. Nhits soou found our that
failure 20 ki,< hi. Wifs vss MT 70 b.
-slerate,i n Atlanta Th@ PBiE~ told
White that it ~ss hi~ duty 20 ki-s b..
uifs When she wanted 20 b sisse,i susi
that she hsd a right - ssk the ard Of
Jh= lAw when sueh e.rs-~~~ ssre refused
fhsn h announced hs- s~ntrnr~ 70 b
taat White mist give mp at iesst ou~
- dAy. though IL would b. bitter
ii ae were a Ettl~ more generous. Pend
iEz further complaint. White = at hb-
-frs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
GOING AFTER
lumber TRUST
GOVERNMENT FLIES BILL AGAINST
ZEN CONCERNS
>ePs<s st Alleged Agr.ez<z;s a.s
Blacxls,s n P,-.--uoa es
G0vsrazszt.

N.S Nork-lu tAs sr.t federal ant
ts'a,t Yva,~~..las, brsuxht uusi.r %.
>Asraiaa A~ a. izferpr~t-i b ta-
>iAa-art ual l-vissou. ta- l~partm-n.
80 T'E.,lc- 1isi ,ut IL the f-,i-rai suu-r
aer~ Aplass tA= vsrou. ruussisu-st W.
sslls.'ueas at whAt 5, Papaiariy knsuu
a. a. -lanb~r trust sil~gius tAs n
stsaes & a ssl->Prsa.i osn-plrssg -ua-
FsasSaAaiv ts r-~traIa the hrus-r gr.t-
u "a. eoazfry-
Il = saut tae suit nay BE- IN arst
st a s@ri~s rlsza.-4 b Atroru~v tssasrr
N'eSersaaa iooSiag 10 tas sr-aslzg .
Of A.ssst aEr-~m-ats anonx th~ -
tali-rs u zaay sf th~ o.uuailts-. sf
Lfe To MAINTAIN aga Fre--. Dob isrre
- ultimate rou~zuu~rs ra auv -r1.u ~
t-llsrs aa1 70 ol4eSEss xAols-s'sr. uho
81 % ash-rs taaa u~ub-rs Of ta- rs-
tsl orsaHIatiaus ia tAs vzlioas .tass>
sai -rl~-.
TAs siaborsrs .!s.s-u e. b. ,i.s,lng
Attrts1t-i q ne aIi~.-i r,-sspsrstur..
scps-s ef circulars -~ss sus b. ih~ van
Oh SrgaalEsrou~ elts-ifytax cunszm-rs
s Prsr-r aat ugroP~r trade. ~
s..es. trun reports tarc4s~uans short
sAr1st- q 4-ai~Es 4aaax e rlaiAte tA-
rules sf lie ergsai-afsers taa hrsE1
lx ssa g@sasirrs a. -saea~rs.
-szlpsrs.- My az.l -il.e,rti-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
RUNS IN The FAMILY
Tnirs Csl9 of Mayer GlyzsE EisPss
vIts william Seward Vses. r.

M Withiz thirtv menth>
,hrss eaiEr-u e A-iyaF William J.
G~rasr havs eiop-,i asa seeu m4rrl>d.
o. Dscszzhsr. igo>. Rufus " ,'ayuor
a -. wao wa a -.ad~nt Al Amhsrss
-, sehooi ant -ioP-i "a thieag0 Fith
Nara 0s45a. Wh-re fh~y werv married
tzE<r ~ discovered that the woman
~ Lad n4rrlet vs- really Mary Guifh
Sn,l ha.i Au>ban,l dviHS- The n4F-
mage VAs aEaui.-l llst ApriL
Ca Jun- ~ iass Nis, Edith. tie
is-ys-r-sd Taughtsr ai Mayer tssyzer-
.lor-t 70 Wilmiagtes aud "a. marri-d
% Harry 4 Niuxut. the .ealshy -Ports
zAz-
E-iday Mss Iseftr1ds Emily GaynaF.
xbo = . y-srs odd elop~l 20 Whining
TON and uas nsrr,s,i - Wiliiau
Seward U--bb. IF-. grsnsI-su ef ths late
Cczmoaers William H. VAud-reslk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
CURED ITCHING AND BURNING

I vas taken With the iteh IN April.
1894. Aaa used most everything
had a frtend pay ne a visit from
Cumberland. aad she advised me -
Use Caticura Remedies WhIch I lid
The cure vas certainly euick. and I
use th~n 20 this day had II terri
hlF under my knees I only used one
box q ptils. but two boxes o. CUT
eura otntm~at. aHa I uss the CUT
cura Soap all the time. I hope this
rtu o~n>ct others. a. Il has ne. after
~. - and others ecuId DO ncsh.
ing for me tsixnedt Miss In John-
son. i5-1 Ninth st. Y ". wash
fnstou. % C.. April J. 1910
In LATER letter Miss J0hnsou ADDS.
The trouble h-xaa With An erupticn
under NY knees. ard extended ID
wards toward NV waist. until I xas
not able 20 sit town u kept a COZ
ssant itching and burning all the tine
night and day. s-nf 70 my doctor.
bet he could do ne 10 good after I
do not krow how many medicines be
gave ne. and thea told ne I Eo1lt
os compelled to g. 20 a skin special
iss. whieh positively refused to 90.
cried all the time Finally ulaee
~ ny miz4 to trY CHtirura Rem
edies. and tried Caticura Pfls. ONT
meat aua Soap. and va entirely
cured ~ th@ ftchsrx three DAYS after
I started using them Ths healing
tnok about efxhf days consider
CGsicGra Rsm~sii~s marvellous. Azd
weai1 recommend sAe1a everywhere
cs4tieura Ren@as@w are sold thruaxH-
c'st tne scrid ssa1 I, Pcsrer n-ax
a Cn~m- corp.- Bo=s11. for Tree eook
o. san aEtcrinra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
CAR NILS WHOLE FAMILY
Fszr ssts-s xszslsz vs-z rs-.r saxxy
r. Srrurk

Nssz-s 0-Th~ -u-irr 5arlilv e o
n nc,f>-a va Nar~t sut Ehes ar in-
t-rurean ar .grrlrs th-r buzzy tat
s1li-9 nc.s='n- aS-s9 30. Nrs fszisau 20
the same ags- ant sssir tWa htrls .1irf.
4xei zs& > Ta@ unfhsr 50 oIl~l
iz-santlv. Ia vosng-r ehihi iisd a.
nest izz@siatsly. Dod>eu Ii-' shii- BE-
izg ts<sn ta Pays1-lsu- snd ths plisr
rAiIs DE- tsis sfssr-aou- The bosiies
~sre raz.see
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
RECIPROCITY ATTACKED
scatter crs~fsra Calls I, Assn4sane.s
Of Deity

Washiugtou- ~ Ths r~ctP~~ity s.r-~-
meet nth Caua,ia - rhsrsrtsrsr.-l o..
. -co~ariiy sasu.f.rurusut ~ grave
dufy" N sp-~vh delivered ~ tn .eu-
ate ~ >outh Dakota
h ehars~d that uet uaiv weuti n
fsi TO prouiat- tn z~u-rsl s-ifarv. bu;
that ir ~oah o. tTrvparasls harn -
agriculture fuf~~sl ~ devtsrr,i Is %
b. diseriaainsfiaa a<ais=t The f.rHssr
IN favoe of .Ae tra.ss 4ssi Of Csuasis Hs
feana IN s e-p~sisl ~Gsrss = f&xrs thu
z~~-psP-r-. ri% pr--il-ati- ruat-s.sas
that Il *oua r-tue~ the cs-s II Eviag
b SoaA net asr-ps
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
TOMATO CLUB GIRLS AT WORK.
Miss Powell to Spena Week Arerx Ne,
Organizations.

Work amoax the to1s,,
club members Of Copiah arS Iir,,l,
counties i progressing nicely.- -asi Ni..
Susie v Powell. state organir-r % ,hi.
branch OF the school dev-Iopsaeu, wors
o. th- state. just before lesvinx for
hAzethurst- The girls are worxir-
hard a7f several Of th. s.-hootS hav-
enlisted the aid Of promines loesI ,ru,-k
growers for the delivering of lecture.
On the ralslnx of tomatoes nnd crsru-.-
eers- We viii have a great showiu,
1T the State Fair thi. year. s.i,ss tror.
the iaealeaiable amount Of yzrisn tru-s
thai VII b disposed Of among the
merchants Of Caqt&A and Linrolz eoun-
ties
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-25
Hayur Bids for Cattau.

Ne~ Orlsans.-Frank B. Hsyue. the
eotton ball leadeF. startled the Io.zsl cot
ton word by bidding the market prie~
for 100. 600 b4ls~ each Of Nav and July
eostea and by biiiing 0ns-sigkth over
the cotton exchange qUotztioas for xEy
oe all the spot cotton IN the city. Nr-
Hsyne shouted out 50 the members Wis
had hurried To the ring that this LAT
bid was open all day Moreover, he An
nouneed his willingness to sccspt an.
grade from lo~ ordinary TO fair