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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16
BLA5 nEAY Il Tie UNITED
STATES SE.tIE

T. .t1T EAGLE
The foiloasa- clipping tah-n
f,ol The Living thl-eh ot
Milwaukee &c Iay the {.a. Inst.
!. ass you e. p-iatit with tlis let
ter. Il speaks r it-eii. AID
does not u-e Eeoeyec words h.
express It's o~asni3n OF Senator
John Sharp Nl. ns in the vile
use he dared y make of the
Apostles Creei In the L. :.
Senate the other day. Iris
Greed really expresses Inc belief
Of nearly III uar Protestant
chgrcnes. Hos dare he 80 IL
sui. ,ae religions feelings Of SO
many Of ta ge.. Is OF Ais
pi? True be mas requested that
MS action - not published in tie
Congressional Record, but It
ought ao- to be forgotten in the
recoris Of tie voters of Mis-
sissipPi.
G. ,. Brown.
Rector, Episcopal Church.
Oxford, Mis3.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16
WHAT TEXANS ADMIRE

Is hearty, vigorous life, according to
Hugh Tallman, of San Antonio. ave
iind,n he writes, 'sthat DIR. Kings New
Life Pills surely put new life and ener-
" into a person. Wife and | believe
that they are the best made.n Excel
lent for stomach, liver or kidney troub
les. 3 cents by 4. II KendeL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16
ZenIo for Dandruff.


no more dirty coats from dapdruH
heads Zemo stops dandruff. Annlv Il
any time with tips Of fingers. No smeTi
no smea Zemo siuks into the norss
makes the scalp healthy. makes ~
hair fine and glossy. ~
Zemo IS prepared by E. W. Rose
Medicine Co., st. Louis. Mo. ma +
tegIlariy OLD by all druggists at 81 per
oote4e. tut 10 enable You to make 4
lest ana prove what it win do for Won.
get a 2o-eent trial bottle fully guarsn3
tsea or your money back at A. Fl. Ken
del's Drug Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16
The Federal Court
Letter hcn Judge c. 3. Hog-y 10
Gel. ]. n. I. Falk7er.

L-AkL AL1 sAAa~ - - ~
Gel. J. ~. /. Falkler.
"Tn answer IT, yours cf 10th.
ult. would say that although I do
not reside iu Cxtlri my interest
in my native town and Us people
is as much uudiuinished as il !
did live in the community. am
willing % do anything reasonable
and proper 20 Der done % prevent
the rem val Of the Federal court
from Oxford % Grenada.
There ia no necessity for Il.
Grenada county will rean about
the 0nl- benefit that can be OBJ
tanned by reason OF the removal
Of the court g. that place. La
Fayet-e couatv people would
have % % o. Grenada in event
Of the removal just "a now the
poodle 81 Grenada who have
business in sac c1Crt must 90 O.
Ok ord. The distance is but -
mi,os. 10 j. true, and while no
doubt Grenada would very mUc5
Ike % have the court the reu1y-
al seems t1 ne o. be wholly for
local interests.
Tkn, r-a-s MANY paoula in
Grenada ard Grenada county and
bqre m.r~ them gui.e anam5sr
of r-i.n5s We.uI ~5u.d ike T.
ob,ire in anvthingtha. is reason
all t+t-a same time have
n res;t70.~ IL ~vir- to YOU nv
r-s,rs aim .ss f.. no n
s.rv ~ n c1ar-, - be made.
- tga .-u--ias i7 The
Western Division az tna North
orr Di ~ ,f.s=----o-i i'm
meii,,a'v bsl,v C-aDsdt Wra-
tba o.or;a Damn those rr1 conn
Tia Ct.D.-,-a- ana C.-rs.rl
81 ~ t-,5, .rsv ~.. r4v4 vs-v
li,da -l-s tr-t.s.a +, rasa- b.
n Oxfo-d witra- ans M
carts viii a. s,-i..tel ~ m.
mo- ev,,osa bv ~1-1r q, Ovfa-l
tbar s-r,-v ~ m c-s-.-s 49,
caY-a tta oSvarrus,- -4-
nanses Pm t1s-a v-.i5--
anythinr saved ia the event0ftne
chance ~ Grenada -e.a-sa rio
pa9nle f-an the counties above
GrLrafs iranr5i,- T.Favsa
countv. would b. o6lireI to -
as fa- south - nsoT.s b4lSu
G-s-aaa mid haya oroas.n -
90 in y northern direction.
AS matters stand me naegIa ~
TiDosb T-pi,n pantoo w,-sbau.
LaFave.ta. Ds soto and Tata
counties ar. moro greatly OBLIGED
be- Oxford baing tho location s.3an
If IL ven - Grenada. The naen,a
of Tate and Da SOTO couptiss a..
in tho babfz of oo,s-antlv ,,i,~
10 Memphis ard II would shit tbai-
conver!ares - 90 h. the var of
Msmubis. The distance i sbart
10 Menohis from All stations
leaI;r- 49, sra-Ibis n, .5a M
inofs Central. WCoahena Tp7-
lea. Ouss-ar and ann o.5a-
county barJarir~ or near ~ the
N-i-sissinrf rivar are q, - ebIlg
ed. th,.r convenience ia .gaaIv
suited ev te e7f-. rsnainia- H.
Gated a. i Is because .bev too
ara in the habit of GOING "a IT,
Dhfs frequeat.v.
The i1f,a1ar ii, Ovf7-d Il rar-
manent. Ii vas prt there AZ a
cost 70 the rave---r-t ~ 7hsr-
sixty thousand f5.isrs. h the
event If a chance he f fefg-
t.st would bs-5sn v-euIJ 10 an
sx0enditare uarecrssarilv Z, the
United S. ~ vty ,ne-ar4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16

There never was a time when people
appreciated the real merits of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy more than now
This is shown by the increased sales and
voluntary testimonials from person,
who have been cured by it. If YOU 81
Your children are troubled with a cough
or cold give it a trial and become ac-
quainted with its good qualities. For
sale by A. II. Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16

Lame back IS usually caused by rheu
matism of the muscles Of the hack. far
which you viii find nothing better than
Chanberlsin's Liniaent. For sale Nv
4. Ii. KendsI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16

Poor appetite is a sure sign Of impair
e. Digestion A few doses of Chambe,
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets VII
strengthen your digestion and improve
your appetite Thousands have been
benefited by taking these Tablets. soit
by A. III. EendeI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16
Notice to Business
Men.

! have recently secured the
local agency for the Copyright
CALENDARS produced by the
A. III. COLLINS MFG. co.
This is one Of the LARGEST
and most Substantial CALEN-
OAR HOUSES in The United
States, and the quality of this
line IS superior to any ever shown
in this section. These Calendars
can be seen any time after Feb.
18th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16

the following dfscui-4 rr.ra
and being in the County of
and the STATE Of h~ississirrt -7
All farming implements d,
cripion CT hand the 18Th lv
ary- 1872. and ali brugtt
BLACK mare mufe named Ne
old. one hay mare male na.
> years OH, one biue Jerav
Increase named Casey. bar 81
GaaLt; also one Aiihurn wa
and also al crops grown f.
those IL ray employ duru-
1912 in said county. Also
~ land fully describei IN o Gr-l
ell IN the Chancery CLERK oc \.
Eayettc County, Miss. in Eao
Page $50, ell IN Section "a. Tova
Range >, West.
The title o. the above rrcrr-
heved TO be good, but / win
only such title as is vested in
Trustee.
Witness my Signature this al
u May, 1872.
J. =. RoAcH, Tr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16

aenneGy'sLaxas;ve Ecncy and Tar
-ares ali Ccsgas. and expcI3 colss tror
s---SstsG ~ gently rIoviag tee osssts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16
NOTICE.
Sale Of Real and Persca,iP

Sale Of Real and Personal Proc-
Pursuant to the pr visions ST vDe.
oI Trust to ME, executed Is Trrst
henry Smith and his wife. Pe--
smith, 70 secure certain indebted
therein mentioned, which Is reco-
IN Book 'W W. Paga ~ ia tie C,
Gerry Clerks office cf TIE County cs b.
fayette AMI the State Of u
viii ut the request Of the ba1efcsr
sid Deed Of Trust proc-ed to Is. +
Cash, to the highest bidder, wif1 =
tul hours, IN front OF the south door
the Court HOEse il Oxford, Ai
! pi, on the
goth Day Of May, 1912,
the following described properly.
] and being in the County Of ia
a1d the STATE OF tiissi iorf. tl-
The West fraction u the No-.l-.
quarter OF Section :, Town s1
Range ,. West, being 81 acres
The title 70 the shove propertv /.
Ieyed TO be Coed, butIwin convex q
sucn 1te u Is vested IN Ire as Trr.l
witness my signature this the
day Of Nay, 1912.
W. II. WOODWARD, Tr1a
The District Court of the United Il,
for the Western Division of he E5r
ern District of Mississippi.
4. J. Darlel
Is.
Balk OF Commerce & Trust Co., e &.
no. - II Equity
4 Re Petition Of hrs u Jones. etal
Us.
r. :. Darnell
Il appearing 10 the Court thas II
Barnell, against whom the petitioner
the sad Mrs. Il. Z. Jones. et Al. LsT
MED their petition that they be alave
70 plead demur or a swer the o-eis.
blI N the above styled caUse. is uasz
InEab taIt of this Ditriof, as aussz.
from The sad petitior, and thai re
service upon the said Z. J. Darael
not practicable.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED thsttke 81
< j.. DarneiI appear, plead or aa,ws
the said petition filed by the said In
NJ. +. Jones, ct al, herein, on or baias
the FIRST Moneay Of June, A. D 1sE
and IN default thereof that the Cor.
VIII proceed to the hearing and adaa.
cation of said petition; and thaa t..
order be published in a newspape-e
general circulation. to-wit: The Eegl
printed at Oxford, in said Division q.
district, once 4 week for three colses
tive weeks.
Witness the Honorable Henry c
- Niles, Judge of said Con,
SEAL aEd the Seal Thereof, a. OK
49, ford, this the It'll day OF 81.
1912.
I e OLDHAM. Clezs.
~ Il. !. Moore, Deputy CLERK.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16

"e W.
q I5yior tr'ri registering a.
I' i.' lst- 'V "
Ir15se Lewis repairing oridse On
II t'ole' eo'ul D oV
. t-'"'A' "9EN GU l-e A"11N
I",'
y thls r. Il %
" "a il'i vl w
ira ht anu Il'l ~ ~ ~
= 7nstiN' e'n'e! "s
iaI.il T" az 49h %
'ute1l-l l-l t--'-' A''t q a.,
H'rA o. tti.a ttser ~ ~
~t.It -'--1et o. I - 90
L-"ei'-c - i- tt
y benton wore - ill. ie' ~
. 4 io0n5s "9tA ON iiMt
%
W..t On r'-l O'
- , E4t-s- r-i4 alt teA To- Sad
CESS . d.
is r. h -i-lt-- NrItliN- -
l- h1ts 693
. " -' posi- 4.t tne c"NA
c3i- ha, o.
ti1-,ij h'-l ga. .iIe ~, o-5
t.t rose 90 Nt
gt.e,' d" IA VI
" s' ~ iliaE '7 -Ad
MASKING tI on o1tor r"il ma
~
\ Nlc@' i .2r or h' - W
- : srs, ce-S % Siprem-
costs III case OF sta IS 1'Nh
D-Fa ~
r5nS mo t'' s'-t'
LA ton, sMpe Tor ai . y
a AL-etso@f +-eiins t7- t-}tl
9iie l. "
~ D3thiFl y %
4ocSe ana plstas -'t Liaas "eo
-
" " est an = r.
YAi.-nS urlls' on c-i1ti aha
rot
2 crown ) el=is iv'- cAses . -
" Sr1te, u@ler I1r uaii a-i
l@l1n aslie t -
= -l,.l--, lItri1E GA tl- OK
t'rI ana WIact -0-d t9e3
Ccie- lum3er e Ezi rc- 7s
q aia-t-- E- Jog tAe
court house -
" u woodward, t1-glt on roa4
machine, tn be charged O. Elst9l
y Garrett les
Fo-ter-SisE h-c-U--r Go, cement
Tor watts II -
: AStev1rt- WORK on road Bsat = 90
Il Johnston, : 40 Co
OVci 9 hoseer, 100 c-erlnc-tea To-
county superintendent &c
- I2rVer, bd1ltnS buc a--qss
buldren Creek on Oxford ala Va
ttc valley r9ad To- o.
ADAMS repairing bridge c1 tns
g%t2sd anG Rocky tort r9ai %
y toust, lumber Tor prlIgs 49, s. y
+" els, repsiEllg brldSe .
oillllnS leEee iomuEs'l cr-eS . l.
Joe herrtnS, repairing a. b-llg On
oPiA-t' . "
, l. hu-i1s, tat WofS ca ON4ord and
ECnJ9tcc road e e.
J Earkllls, e!ecli9A Commissioner
. Gays services - %
Inner heausdF, election ommts
sloAe-, o ga! services - &c
- hurst, election commissioner,
"a services = O
u Taylor, registrar, days ser
wees u %
Nc falkaer, use lQr county - =
ih' petition Of T. :. Marke5re Using
that certain lands be iHciU1=i in beat
l and the charge was ORDERED made
The account L. /. Jidwell was re- set
Gu i!r "a. Want OF eontf-ct-
j. I. Wood Was allowed s30.gG for a
strip of land for a public ROAD.
Inc sheriff was directed 10 enter salt
against TO estate OF reIe Wiiaarn, a
lunatIc, - col-cs y p tor expense n
CARED il carr5ins her 70 the As lan
The said Belle WtlbGrn owns q mousse
and lot norta of tGe corporate limits
o. Oxford
the erroneous assessment OF Turn
age Bunch Is hereby corrected.
Inc officers Jurors and witnesses IL
the -unley ease u Belle NiIourn were
allowed s3l.s5.
&. IS. Wl1ue was allowed SIS Tor oaen
ing ,le oxford and Belmont r12d or
dered through tae Reeves Ind Ear
cutting ont, cleaning olI, cross Iaysag
and bridging altca.
The 10 lowing named men were al
o wed the m1l1t opposite their
m.L HAa sHnH So ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16

Sale Of Real ard P,y-o,,r z

~.I-ll 1000
Pursuant 70 the Prov or4 r- ~
OF Trust 70 me, executed a.
W. II. hardin 70 secure co-..
edness therein mentioned. Il
corded in Eook ssZy.ff ra~
Charcery Clerk Office u
81 Lafayette and the Star. Il.
sippi, VIII at the rec1est az
scasy In said Deed ct Trr.
/, sell for Cash. 70 the hir
within lawful hours q: Lei
cite County. ~ fuf. a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16
ProeeeAings Of Board q Saperrisors


Al members and officers present,
court opened according TO law, after
which the following proceedings were
Id Lu-mIL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16

Balk OF Commerce & Trust Co., G. &.
70. - II Equity.
4 Re Petition Of Mrs AEJozes. eta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16
5oth Day Of May, 1912.
". II. WOODWARD, Tr

The District Court of the United 4
for the Western Division Of he E,5r.
ern District of Mississippi.
Z. J. Darnel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-05-16

[AN ahs
Rector, Episcopal Church.
Oxford, M!s3.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

vance of the dividend reduction. the net loss was out point. Speculation iE tobacco stocks was unabated. Am crican rose 27 points and others tO 10. American Snuff. which was listed yesterday. sold today at 13O, then jumped to 146 This price is in the reighborhood of hundred points be- low that at the time of the dissolution Of the tobacco trust. Activity in Lackawanna. which rose ten pOinta vas the result of the announcement Of an increase of twelve millions in capitalization. New York Central also was active today ana rose two points. Foreign exchange rates advanced to- day and more loans were placed abroad In the domestic market there vas virtually no demand for money The weeks movement from the in terior indicates the already unwieldly surplus here to be further augmented The cash gain for the week will be twelve to fourteen millions The weeks bank exchanges in the prin- cipal cities showed a gain of per cent over last year
 Bonds were moderately active. with trading on smaller scale. Total sales. par value. $3.739.O0O Govern ments unchanged on call.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
METHOD IN HIS
 FIT THROWING
One of the Men Held for Rioting at Hayden, In clined to be Foxy. Prep arations for a Final Quail Hunt.

HAYDEN. Jan 26.-M. V. Mizell, enc Of those under indictment for re cent race riots at Hayden presents the most unusual case that the peace officers here have handled up to the Iresent time. Soon after being taken into custody he developed an appar- ently genuine case of fits" of the cpileptic kind. Some are inclined to think that his condition is feigned but if so Mizel is an adept in that line on account of his condition the grip of the law was somewhat loos- ened and he was allowed to sleep elsewhere than in the jail. The result was that several nights ago he was missed from his accustomed quarters ard right away a renewed suspicion arose as to the genuineneSS of his fits" Someone suggested that he may have wandered into the hills to have few more of them but he was later apprehended at Ray and is back il Hayden tonight.
 The A. Hughes Construction com pany. of Denver. now handling the contract for making brick for tho American s. & R. company. reports that it has located a clay in the river bottom here that is of very excellent quality for brick making.
 R. NJ Record went to Ray today.
 A party of Rayites passed through Hayden yesterday on the way to the White mountains for a few weeks cutting. Those in the party are Mir. snd Mrs. Frank Lumley, Dr. and Mrs. | P Wye and Miss Iris Hickey
 William Russell, cashier of the Ray State Bank was in Hayden between trains on a flying business trip His friends tried to have him stay over , day but Bin" is quite flyer ana | insisted that he must be in Phoenix l Inc same night on other business Mrs Russell. who accom- | panied him will stay over few days l IS the guest of Mrs. Fl. T Murray
 D. Stewart Smith. the genial and | popular chief clerk of the Ray Con- ! 'olidated Copper company at Ray is | 'eports things cutie hastling in the | mining town.
 Walter Lyon. editor of the Copper | Camp" at Ray is in Hayden today | We trust that Mir. Lyon saw many | hings of interest while here and will ! give the town a good write-up on his i 'eturn to Ray.
 Mrs. w. N. Bryan and son. H. N. | Sryar. of Kelvin, are visiting R. NJ Record and family for a few days.
 Mrs T.. F Jarrett and son who nave been visiting relatives in Phil
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
GOVERNMENT GETS
 IMPORTANT EVIDENCE
Facts Regarding McNamara's Pay ment of Dynamite Crew Are
 Given the Grand Jury
1 (ASSOcidted Press DiSPdfchl

<ISSO( tutCU I ItSS DtSpuiCNI
 INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. PC Facts about John J. McNamara's expense in paying his "dynamiting crew." in buy ing explosives to blow up "open shop structures for more than two years before his arrest were made available to the federal grand jury today through Leo M. Rappaport. former attorney for McNamara. He tod the grand jury the names of those to whom he had entrusted all check stubs and cancelled checks, and showed McNamara's dealings from December. 1909. untl he was arrested. and also showed the disposal by the t;ynamiter of more than 5000 allowed him as secretary of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. District Attorney Mil Ter stated clearly before Judge Ander- son the disposition made of the 5000 He said it lad been shown the grand jury that McNamara used the money to ship dynamite and nitro glycerine about the country. and had paid men to set off the explosions.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
MORGAN WILL BRING
 ART TREASURES HOME
Plan Is Afoot to Bring Collection Valued at s10o, ,00o to This
 Country Soon.
GASSOcidted Press Dispatch

l4ASSOcldted Press DiSbdtcH
 NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The ulti- mate concentration of the solttered art treasures which J. P. Morgan has been collecting for many years at an estimated outlay of s100.000.000 is said to be the real plan behind arrangements the American financier is now making for the transfer of his invaluable collection of worries and gems from the South Kensng- ton museum. London, to New York. Confirming today's report of this transfer, but denying it is under taken because of any dissatisfaction over the treatment of his art loans to the British museum, J. P. Nor gan. Jr.. intimated that his father proposed to arrange also to transfer his art loans now in Paris and other European cities to America. Young Morgan stated the treasury depart ment is cooperating with his father in T most effectual manner. and he hoped there would he little trouble in getting the art treasures to this country.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
CONSCIENCE CAUSES
 CRIMES CONFESSION
[.4ssOcioted Press Disbatchl

EUREKA, Jan. 2s.-Tormented by a killing done. he says. 19 years ago in Kentucky, w. J. Gray, who came here a week ago from Texas. has sur rendered to the local police. By a strange chance a man was found here with knowledge Of the case. He identified Gray yesterday by scars on his back. ana word was sent to Ken lucky officers. According to Gray. he was a deputy sheriff in Sand Hill, in 1893 and. he says. he was sent to d picnic to arrest a man named Ross Simmons. A fight followed. Sim mons. Gray says. passed a knife to his sister who stabbed Gray several times in the back Gray says he shot Simmons and fled. He learned a re- ward was offered for his arrest. and he wandered over the country. Gray is now 40 years old and has tele- grams and letters from relatives in Kentucky received recently.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

in a very bad condition, being badly cracked. making it very unsafe for habitation.'
 ''I am in full accord. with Mir. Ma
 hcney's recommendations as to the removal of the school to another site
 and a full equipment of the same. It
 should be made in all respects one or
 the best schools in the state: in fact. a thorough training school for children
 between ten and eighteen years of age. IT those children were given half a chance they would be all right If the
 people of our state were thoroughly acquainted with the situation there, il would be quickly changed.
 "I am in Tucson for the purpose of conferring with Senators Worsley and Hughes. and to visit the university. l am exceedingly interested in all our educational institutions. and particu larly the university. l want to help make it one of the biggest universities in the country. This is not Pima courty's university nor the University of Tucson: but our university, the state university. We of MaricOpa county are just as anxious for the right sort of university. and the prop CT support of it as you are
 No doubt the slogan of the coming session of the legislature will he econ onIy, and it should be; but do not be- lieve in any cheese pairing policy in regard to our educational institutions. believe it would be sound economy to meet fully their present needs and to make ample preparations for the fu- tUre It is constructive and not de- structive legislation that is the need of he new state.
 Tt will cost the state the sum of S@00.0O0 more for current expenses than il has been costing the territory: but that sum can be easily saved or provided in other ways. and no handi- zap need be placed on our supply bills or the state institution. This can be lone without raising the rate of tax ,tion.
 But however that might be. the s hole kernel of this tenure question is shall We or shall we not have an election this fall at which referendum can be voted upon? If not. | 'll legislation worth while can easily 1 -C suspended by five per cent of the | .oters for three years.
 What some really want is a gen. ,ral election that is not general. That ! $ an election at which presidential | electors. congressman. and referendum ] petitions can be voted for but at which ! 10 state or county official can ba ! .iected. That would be going some"