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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
AUTO PUTS STOP
To "NYMPHS" BATH
STONES BRUISE AND BUSHES
&CRATCH GIRLS OUT FOR
y NIGHT SWIM.

WATERBURY,, CONN., Special
Several confessions have solved the
mystery OF why. for the last five days.
score Of the prettiest summer girls
of Litchneld have been going around
with scratched faces and arms. some
OF them limping and all looking much
subdued.
1t was all due TO the suggestion
of one Of the most adventurous Of
the girls. She thought out a game
OF "Nymphs." When the other girls
eagerly asked for an explanation she
whispered the proposition to all.
IL was 1880 y. NJ. on the day
chosen. Ii was chosen because the
night was moonleSs. They stole along
i'm silent. single file. until they came
To section OF the bank of Lake Ban
tam, hidden from the main road by
rocks and bushes.
Amid great giggling there was a
general disrohing and the girls were
ciad only IN U'rir classic outlines. Be
fore ossaying the swim they had come
ior they carried out the nymph idea
IN mad dance on the sands with
ciasped hands and flying hair and
were shouting in glee when suddenly
teeir joyous cries turned To screams
Of dismay.
Athwart their-well. their figures
flashed a great shaft of light. which
played and danced from their float
hair To their flashing heels.
The light came from a great. high
powered lamp on an automobile that
had Crept silently and slowly down TO
the lake shore. Then the motor car
stood stil, as if spellbound. but with
the light dancing in widest anima-
ton.
Very wild animation took the girls
too. They went shrieking in all di-
rections. making wild and fruitless
grabs for their clothing. They fell
and scrambled over rocks and went
burrOWing into bushes And the
rocks ungallantly bruised and the
naughty bushes scratched and
scratched.
With a vibrant honk, hOnk. honk.
the motor car suddenly dashed away.
The girls sat and whim Nered awhile.
then painfully gathered up their
clothing. dressed and silently stole
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
S25 \ WEEK ENOUGH
FOR FAMILY OF SIN

WASHINGTON Special.-Gs $25 a
week enough to clothe, feed and house
three adults?
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel was called upon Wednesday TO
decide this question. He decided il
in the affirmative. In his opinion $50
"A week is sufficient TO Keep family
of five or six.
Mary Fleming. fifty-siN years old.
and her sister, Cecilia. fifty-eight, ar
rived in New York Il few days ago
from Dublin. Ireland. When exam
ined at Ellis Island they said they
had S1I5 between them, but that they
were going to be cared for 10y their
nephew, John Francis Byrne. Acting
Commissioner Uhl questioned Mr..
Byrne, who said the two maiden
aunts had been the same as parents
TO him when he was small and that
he was anxious To care for them. He
said he received $25 a week
Commissioner Uhl reported TO Sec
retary Nagel that he did not think
Byrne could support the two aunts
on $25 week.
Secretary Nagel ruled that Byrne
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
Taft On Mnrnnfh-

WASHINGTON. Special.-President
Taft yesterday made his first political
speech since he was notified of his re-
nominatio Addressing members Of
the Maryland Republican Editorial
Association at the White House. he
declared bluntly that presidential cleo
tors were dishonest men if they let
their names appear on the Republican
ballot and intended TO vote for the
candidates of another party. He as
serted that those who were not for the
Republican party were against il and
should get out OF the way
All We ask is a fair fight 4 man
cannot be in Republican party and
IN a third party at the same time and
should be compelled TO make his selec-
tiOn.' said the President
Your husband looks all tired out:
Yes. he is
is his business unusually heavy?"
Not especially. But he puts in so
much of the day discussing pennant
prospects that he has TO work nights"
louisville Courier-Journal.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
back to the hotel. Never will they
be nymphs again.
THOUSANDS Cheer
MOOSE LEADER
EACH INSINUATES THAT OTHER
HAS NO BUSINESS RUNNING
FOR PRESIDENCY.

PROVIDENCE, r. l. Special
With cheering and songs ana prayer.
the Progressive party's national cam
paign was opened here Friday night.
Theodore Roosevelt came TO Rhode
Island, which he described as a boss
ridden State, to open the campaign.
and received "a welcome. which. as
he put it, would have done credit to
Kansas.
When the ColoneI reached Provi-
dence he found several thousand per-
sons massed in the square at The rail-
road station and on the street leading
30 his hotel. The crowd blocked the
way and cheered him until he stood
up in mis- automobile and made a
speech.
Colonel Roosevelt said:
Right at the outset. l wish to an
sWer a question that has been put
To me two or three times since I
reached Rhode Island. Men have
asked me if this movement is going
20 go on. or if il is just movement
which is connected with me. This
movement is going on just as sure as
fate. This is a real movement. spring
ing from the needs and hearts of the
people of the United States.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
York Riuer Line
DR.. A. NJ. MARCHANT

Dentist
All Ki ~ Dental W0rk D.
Gas Adm. list~;ed
DtnC" Hours tO IL: To- q
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22

tain relations between the force
aud powerful Tammany poIiti-
clans.
Hayes, stripped of his shield.
flaycd before his fellows and sus-
pended, pending trial on charges
OF neglect OF duty, and making n
false statement. il declared to- he
in possession of information that
will make oflicialdOm, already un-
easy, quake with positive fear.
Hayes may hit back. He i de-
c!arcd 10 know many things that
men higher up" want kept Sc
crct. Hayes Was promoted TO a
captain yesterday. then suspend
cd.
The reduction and suspension of
Hayes was Commissioner WaIdo's
first decisive action since the mur-
der of HERMAN ROscnthaI, when
the gambler, more than month
ago. began To disclose the alleged
alliance between the police and
the underworld.
IN CONSTERNA ALTON.
CONSERVATION prevails in the
police department. Waldo has
given fresh orders that every dis
orderly house and gambling cs-
tabliShmcnt i'm the city be closed
been pouring their reports into
the offices Of the police commits
siOnCr, and Mayor GaynOr. charg-
ing that disOrdcrlN resorts have
been Sprin@ing mp like mushrooms
in the TcndcrIOin for Il year.
IL has been decided that all
ph&CcS of the graft situation will
be prObcd by the special session
of the Supreme Court. COnVCning
September 3D.. for trial of the
ROScnthal muTdCrcrS. Justice
Con, who has been designated by
Governor Dix TO preside. has cs-
tabliShcd IA high reputation for
himself ut big trials i'm this city.
Pursuit of "GXp The Blood and
Lefty Louie" the two gun men
who are still at large. grows hot
ter aS a result OF the $1,000 re-
ward offered by the district attor-
neN. Detectives are searching the
country around Mcthucn. Mass.
where both were seen early this
week.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22

The only part that I have had in
1t is that perhaps 1 have brought il
on two or three years earlier than il
would have come anyhow. The man
Is blind who does not see that our
people are tired of having other peo-
pie govern them. our people were
making up their minds that there
mast be new party which should
deal with live issues instead of dead
ones.
Ihis is permanent movement. 1t
Is a permanent party, a new party.
livery man who does not want the
bosses TO rule, whom we can get get
at. is going TO be for us The o1Iv-
difficulty is in getting at enough OF
them"
Colonel Roosevelt kept his audience
IN happy mood with epigrammatic.
remarks which he interjected into his
prepared speech.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
HAYES MAY TELL
OF GRAFT SYSTEM
Believed That Angry Police Off
cial, Who Was Humiliated Pub
icly, Will Give Whitman
New Clews for Investigat-
ing New York Scandal.

NEW YORK. Special New
graft disclosures of startling
nature are looked for momcnta-
riIy as n result of Police Commits
siOncr WaldO's reduction in rank
OF Police Inspector Cornelius G.
Hayes. of the new TcndcrlOin
District. one of the best known
police officials i'm the city.
IL WAS reported today that the
dcpOSCd inspector had made ScV-
cral efforts to get in touch with
District Attorney Whitman since
his suspension. This has given
rise to rumOrc that Hayes il
anxious to give information To
I.c District Attorney.
There arc many who believe
that Hayes position i'm the de-
partmcnt has placed him i'm the
nest position Ot all the men in
the police system to reveal cer-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22

Il have had but three hours
sleep and do not care TO talk on
this matter now. l don't know
when we will leave. 1 will say.
however, that l don't want New
ork TO know when we will ar
rive there. i want TO reach the
city unhcraldcd. fear "a large
crowd would he on hand if the
time OF our arrival were made
known"
IL has been reported that the
party would go to Niagara Falls.
intending TO Reach New York on
sunday. SChcpps has not talked
on the ROScn!hal case since his
arrival here. He has been told
by Rubin TO say nothing.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22

$50 a. m. $50 a. M.
6:45 a. m. GAS a. m.
700 a. m. 700 a. NJ.
500 a. m. 500 a. m.
1000 a. m. 1000 a. m.
1915 a. m. 10:15. a. 10.
10:30 a. m. 10:30 q. m.
HOO a. m. 11:O0 a. m.
....... 1900 a. m.
..... 1920 p. m.
...... 12:40 p. m.
1900 m. ...........
1915 p. m. ...........
100 p. m. .........
500 p. m. 500 p. m.
900 p. m. 500 p. m.
6:15 p. m. 6:15 p. m.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
SAN SCHEPPS "CONuNG.v

BUFFALU, n. u STHcial.-
sam Schepps, the man who is
said TO hold the key TO the
SOScnthal murder situation. and
who is i'm Buffalo, en- route for
New York, had not arisen from
bed at 8 O'Clock this morning.
Attorney Rubin. who, with two
detectives and a newspaper man.
Is accompanying Schepps back to
New York, was routed out at that
hour by Il reporter for the Ma
tiOnaI News Association. Asked
when he intended to leave Buff
falo, Attorney Rubin said:
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22
DAUGHTER BORN
To LADY DECIES
Mother Was Formerly Miss Vivian
Gould, of New York
Citv.

LONDON. Special. Lady Decies, who
before her marriage was Miss Nivicn
Gould. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
j. Gould, OF New York, save birth TO a
daughter today.
The attending physician announced
that both the baby and its mother are
doing Well Lord ana Lady Decies.
who were married in New York in
February 19l1, are living at their
town house in Sexton Park.
Lord Decies is fortN-siN years old.
more than twice the. age OF his bcauu-
ful young American wife.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22

Nv. Norfolk %. d. Wharf, .......
Lv. Portsmouth (North st. Wharf :.
Lv. Norfolk (Bay Line WHARF ......
Lv. Old Point (Government WhfO 80.
LN. lhilpot's Wharf, East River.
Lv. Williams Wharf, East River.
Nv. Hicks Wharf, East River.
Lv. Diggs' Wharf, East River.
Lv. Roane's Wharf, Ware River.
Lv. Bailey's Wharf, Ware River.
Lv. Hockey, Ware River. .........-.
Lv. Auburn Wharf, North River.
~. Dixondale, North River.
Ly. Severn Wharf, Severn River.
Lv. Old Point Government WharD..
Ar. Norfolk %. D. Pier No. u ......
Ar. Portsmouth North st. WHARF
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-08-22

could support them. and this after I
noon instructed Commissioner Uhl to /
admit the two women
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
County Fair.

Notwithstanding the short tine
fos preparation. the County Fair
vas a decided success and more
than filed the expectations OF It's
friends and promoters. Every
body was pleased with the exni-
bits and the award of prizes and
the attendance was good until the
close.
meeting of the Fair Asso-
citation held Friday night il was
decided to place the Fair upon a
permanent basis. The effort will
be made 20 secure az least 900
members al Si.Oo each. The Fair
viii oe held the second week IN
October and cash prizes amount
ing - $1,000 vill be offered. In
this way our People will have tine
% prepare their exhibits Ii u
hoped that renewed interest and
enthusiasm will be aroused al
over the county.
Another meeting will BE- called
within the next thirty days and 3
permanent official organization
VII De effected which will be pub
l.sheG in these columns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
No.;c. % Eria, Bill.


P1csz- notice j. hereby gwen sl-t
:ie unie-SiZl-5 VII receive sealed
Ids = % i-o'es0cE- Eoo1-c1 Tuesday.
SpT- 5--- fo- ciie bli.G5nE c. Ire FOL
loving bridge: FOR TIE b-iidszS .. a
BIRDS - Sell C-seS oa rc@d 1izk 80.
is9 uez- AtSeviEe-
Also FOR sze huiIdirE OF : lsvs@ -
- CTfa-si 1HI Burgess Tcai - Is5el's
RFc4si, seg;I ieTfe eoltzsus Ghczs :. -aa
eItic ya--s o. diTt- also sc- re cuilss-
i7g e a51at 10 fe-s Of bridging u sd
levee-
TIE shove mentioned bridges are &c
e les ou- separately and - - none
according % pisuS mt sFectirS-isr-
nov ol .ils II ny offsc@ The snecess-
FL 5iile~ MI - required - furnis;,
bond 6p15.e tos amount Of essa hs.s,
WIKI tg-o ~ ruSre goo; s-curiiis= Ter
faiehfcl performance - the contract
The Bczrt reserves the ri.k- - -
i4ct any aad ~ BIDS. AMI or tie ssm-
day T. the are oIs - pubic ousrrv
"a the lowest sn1 best biG5e-z Ts,s
Bcs-s -~S-rves the ri-:.; 20 reject Az
and al D. Is.
~ y. WOODWARD. Clerk.
Oxford. Miss-- Oct I3-h. 1879
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

the Apostle Paul. vhar pa
ed the immortal word ~
a faithful saying ana 70 III
ali accsp.at.ol that Chris.
came into the world u -
ners OF whom | an chief" \
ike ! am chief among sinnss !.
q leader Of the above erow4 }
seeing 80 many Of TIA -.
momoers IN this crowd, -
dancing. Playing cacis. ~
faisehoods and other air. !
nun ercCs to mention. that ]
ly makes 1s a little ske1si,s /,
they are all 50 much be.fa- Z,
| an. | really ought no.to =
any kick clmins. Ash =
gence. morality and relic :
the citizenship. 81 i the -
the church. the iate.li,.,..s
justice % the laws d or -
Take this dream II t5. 4,
spirit in which It Is given /,
think seriously Ovss Il ast :.
! an not right.
| am. Very truly v.-
THE NOTED Dz-.v :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
Or1er Relu.ring Contractors to Re
cortland Settle on Dee 4th.

Il s hereby ordered that all contrse
tors report in writing 70 the Beard of
Supervisors on Dec 4sh, the third dav
OF is messing in December, 1872, the
same being the 9Th day OF December
thereof. What disposition has been
made OF ali roads hands assigned 10
their respective links or that shall here
after aSSignsd TO their respective Inks
and al contractors who have failed 10
collect the cosamutstion tax on said
date or VINO have failed 70 work said
hands a. above set forth On their rad
links VII be held responsible for
the eo-,IrtatiOn tax whs her collect
ed or u1collec-ed and the same viii be
charged up TO them and no further
money viii De paid the contractors I'M
n his order Is compiled with. and
should any Contractor fail TO make his
report A. Aforesaid and account for the
hands assigned to his link or links. the
board snail proceed to sue the said con
tractor and his bondsmen.
W. NJ WOODWARD, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

Coz ssi-E.tioa % the State % mississippi
50 ~ - Rad a. foil7Vs-
The s.yie Of al bills shall be 'tBc L
enacted by the peoV,s Of the State CO
Mississippi
THEO @ BILBO,
President OF the Senate
Adopted By the House of Repressn-
tatives ssn-ch 10, 1919
I'M CUTS.
SpeSSst q the Houss Of Representa-
tsvg-s
Ard the same i prbiishcd and vii
~ submitted as recuired by Section -
u ,ne Ss1fs Cancellation
Given under nv hani and the Great
Seal Of the state q Nississ.rPi, this SRI
osy & O.tober. 1919
JOSEPH W POWER.
SECRETARY % stase
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

o. r-s-ress - oyf - E=11e-x
Fc- months oxtc-G e. - II EI-s 4
n these colcnrs scsAaszs,c 1zl<1
Dozl'S kidney II : b. lE 9.
cens Wo1Rt ta@ss u.-1-l-sE- ~
recommend 3 remedy r-a.- - -sEFu
81 re-l1h.-s Wo1id cheT C. 1-r- a
ssaesmssErs ST years Ll1 e.-zssl
7a-SoEEzl exFsr-i-1se nzi u1s s1aEr
remedy % be rueEay & Co.'s
N. tO2ox-1- stEreUer- 49,.
eoz-icr152 70 the zizsi C =7e-y 90
raas3er
Ms SzE-a : Nocvs, Cs7or -
Oxford. Ms. sayS- i Al 8 Id
verify my fcruar end -ssn-s-
Dams Kifrey PEs gives n Is.>- !
ire cure theF eEecsess e -az- rs
ben permanent I suffered .r--. q
SIRE ard vTez EEess Scr s. z rs :
/ a-so and = ms ta-oGE1 ny zis.
As scO1 Is bean CS1,S DQGa =
ney Pills. p.oezrs-i - As- -s4s q
store. ] i.2rros ed rs reuSiy -
- tone 70 nv e1sir- system
For sale by al dellrrs p--ce e -
Poster Ss.ilh1ra CO. 'sErals Sti- .
sole agents for the Uz--ss, >isE-s
ReDelheE na2e -DozG' , ri =
70 osher-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
AVOID SEDATIvE CoUGa MIDI


y you want TO contribute directly 10
tn occ@rr@ncs Cf capillary brulckisis
aEi Pneumonia Use co1gh medicines
tna. contain iodine, Morphine. Esroia
and se-i--ives when you nave q cough
o. cold IN expec.C-alt Ike Cha-ber
lsia's CcuEh Remedy i West i nse,ied
TEzs cleans OCT the culture beds o.
breeding places FOR tie germs Of pneu
monis and other germ diseases j ha-
: Why Pneumonia reTsr results from j
coli when ChaEi5eEiAil' Cou<h Rezl-
sdv : ussi- Il Sas ! world eide rep--
ta-iol for is cures Il contains no
morphine or Otler ssGz-ive. Ter $40
hr III 1anrr-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

Esu1s-sa,.s- Efs~ r-r--. r--s-- IL.
fs1gse- aEsi All otas- El--,.-s -.
Win he fInr.- -srs ---rr, a
Zszzc 20 Fs= SKIN. t,ss1 se~ 80
and blacEhs1fis VANISH -, =
liquid N. = s-1ezr. fsar-s rs--s /,
s5lz7i : sir,-s n sri z1-s- ~ y
I'll - zs-o1isaz-t % tai ~
ecteEzA- rKSa. as1-ri-u-. i.-s -
SAT- -ns12 .nS al ceazr SKA -.
a. crs1
Ze1sS : r-s - bv - ?. = =
Ezsiicire Co. - Ions. 81 - :,
lIriy sod by 81 d-u-<isss AZ 81 4
large bodies bu- you CT ~
size r<sal borrse .Or ualy = Ger /,
tEis trial bos-le i r-r-1u-.q3 4
surely VII s ID Zs=o a w-Cu-ls-. =
bottle sroz L Il Kennels I--rs,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

TIE STATS OF ,iTssTssTPTr1
Lafayette Ce.s-,-y.
TO Frank DecSari. wh1ss -.
aid-esz : ADDE'S : Na-lhf--- 4
pakna Parish. Lo-isisra Y-- =.
r1s1ted 20 appear bef1-s -r. -
Co1-- cs lafayette Conn. - Il
.he
F0CETd MONDAY OF SOv---
1872.
70 defend re s-1It m slid -o-~ Z =
Ee Dscks-l- wherein roc are -,
Tbs Oct Is. 1911
" y No1DwkzD- g.
EsLSyER. R-sSEr.L & Fsr-v--
SosSi-c-s Cor Coz9l1ir1r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

This Is causesi BIZ the bile being re-
absorbed into the circulation TO set
ri OF ms trouble IL il ueesss1ry 70 Ess
> =lcp liver medicine 20 eliminate the
zurpi1s bic from TIE system s. jos
ep5's Lsve- Regulator (eiche- liquid OF
Dowdersl dos tais To psrfecsioz- Cse
= sCr al hiiicls troubles and you I'll
se11 feel better Accsrc 70 substitute.
hu1 INSIST q having the genz-ze -
Sessph's Liver Res-Gizt0-- DTs-zs -
and al dealers sell l.. liquid - cr1ts =
hostle- pov6ers IN II hox=s = cents ;
box, IRE bc-es fo- : dolaK--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
: LOG on IHFrKarK

~ t4e f-s- exr-ess mems Se-zo=s
sro-1oie a1e1d y 10. Renewed - sso-S
l1ss Of appetite Il me1raz lzck vitality
49,, loss Oi strength and rerve FAX
7css II appetite falls. take Electric
E.sters quickly 20 oveFco1e the ca1se
oy tOlilE NJ the stomach and curing
the indiEes-iol- Michael Hessheirer,
o. Lincoln, Ne5-. hsd ben sicl- ove-
three ye.Irs. bus ~ bottles q Electro
Sit-ers pix hi1a r.-l- on his feet 1gz.n-
They have helDe1 thousands Ihev
give pure blood. ssrong nerves, god
diCestl1l- Only - cents - A II. Ken
Gaf-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
COZ. RICHARD ". PHlPPs

Col. z. ". Phlpps dei At his
home in Terra Cesa. Fla, on Oct
2lst. and the mex; day was buried
N beautiful Pa'n~tv cemetery
IN his soldier SUIT Il gray wrap
bed in the stars and Bars he
loyed 81, re{i.
The editor = 'his pa7er has
known this gallant solder brave
gentleman and friead tarough q
long period ot years; FIRST. "a the
hes; friend Il her husband and
later. as business associate and
EDITOR 5t tie EAGLE. which posi-
,ion he resigned 90 remove 70
Florida. Daring an these years
~e have ever found him the Same
bon -abie, true gentleman IN Ill
the walks f lie. Another vr,e-
taa has joined his conra-es IN
the othsr shore. Peace TO his
ashes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
- 0~w-F. K-D-gvE--
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TIE Chartsrof I-co-r0-at;an Of
IJZA GRAVEL COMPANY


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G. he Period o. existence Jn0t %
szsee-l fifty years l. EIfty f59} years
= The pzrpose sor watch 1t i Great
q: -
10 b1v, unineaa sell gravel. stone.
sand. cIsy, silica ard minerals Of All
kinis- To contract FOX and 10 COZ
suacs roads Of al kinds TO manuf2c-
tare lsmbe-. buy and oEn lan,lS. ooer-
a-e s1v-Diils. and manufacture brick
and tile To eI-ry on a general mer-
etntise business To bay ana sell real
estat- and engage in 4 general fsrnline.
ard planting business. To borrow and
loan money s. provided BY law. ard
sscure th- payment of same bv mort
gage o. otherwise To issue bonds and
see-sre sane hv mo-tg-a-e s7d 10 hvao
t1es2-s IFS franchises; and all other
such powers rs are given BIZ Section
af1 Mississippi Code OF .soS. and no.
specified herein
s. The rights and powers tia. r-,ar
be exercis@d by his corporation are
those co"ferr=d by the provisions &C
ChSpser II, Mississippi Code, 1866
L. F. OLDHAM
L i. OLDHAM.
\ NJ SrOgER-
x G. STORER.
I1c0rpo- ssosS.
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
State q Mississippi,
County Of E-ak.yeTtz-
This day personally appeared before
ne. the undersigned authority. L E
Oltaa-E, OF Oxford. Mississippi. and L.
4 Olaise71 Of Oxford. Mississippi. in
ce-po-- ~ Z the inco-Porsr known
sS she tuaa. Gravel Cc.npa-ay. wao &C.
knowi aised that tier signed and exc
cuted the above and foregoing articles
+ - ! % Incorporation a. their ae-
SEAL and deed on this the tn dav
l-- Of September. 1912.
GEO NJ KNIGHT. Y. p.
Ny commission expires DAY Is, 1916
State Of Mississippi.
County Of Attsa
This day personally appeared before
me, the ua6srsi Sned authority. 4 II.
Ssocer. 0s KOsciusko, Mississippi. and
a. G. StoreE. Of Koseius<o, Mississippi
ineorporztors oftae corporation known
@s the Iaka Gravel Company, who ac-
knoSiedged that they signed and exc
eEted the above ard forging articles
of incorporation As their art
SEAL and deed, on this the 10Th
t@-J day Of September. 1872
J. NJ KNOTS, Notary Public.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

TEE STAFs; o% MISSISSIPPI.
CslaUiv II l-aFsy
To P=arl Rrzancl- Who's rcSs- cffsce
2Ess.-ess is u1SEown- Yea are con-
Taaade1 20 APPEAR before The Chzrcerv
Co1rr q Lafayette C0u-.y. Mississippi.
on tha
FOURTH MONDAY OF SOvEN-
BER. 1873,
% defend the SUE IN said court OF tella
Brannoa wherein you are defendant
Tais Oct - Isfa-
W ~ WOODWARD. Clark
Palmer, Russell & FALKSER.
Solicitors FIX Complainant.